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Funeral OF Prominent New York
JOurua1isf,

NEW YORK, September 1.-THE funeral
OF E. J. O'Reiley, well-known and wide
y-respected journalist, connected with the
Express and Times, and at different times
with other papers, took place to-day at ST.
Demands Catholic church, Rev. John p.
Stewart, Of st. Mary's church, Rochester,
assisted by Rev. Gabriel A. Healy and other
clergymen, officiated. Mayor Cooper and all
the most prominent city officials were pre-
sent. The pall-bearears were members OF
the press. The remains were inferred in
Calvary Cemetery.
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Epidemic In Charleston, y. e.

WASHINGTON, September 1.-THE Ma.
tional Board Of Health here have received
advces that an epidemic Of " dengue" pre-
walls at Charleston, 5. c., there being over
1000 cases in that city. Dengue also pre-
walls at New Orleans.
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FIRE RECORD.
Incendiary Fire nj seavor Dam. ny

Hnceudfary FIRE ht beHvcr Dnm. N.Y.
BEAVER Dam, KY, September 11.-A
large storebouse belonging to o. r. Bar.
nard, at this place, together with a large
lot OF dry goods, groceries, clothing, hard
ware, &c., was totslly consumed by fire yes
terday. Loss, $4,000 to $4,000; insurance,
$4,000. Supposed incen diary.
baltimore Fire.
BALTIMORE, September 1.-THE can-fac-
tory OF Smith & wicks. with the stock and
machinery, was burned this morning; loss,
over $4,000. The undergrad adjoining
was damaged to the extent OF $4,000 or
$4,000. Among The companies IN which
Smith Il Wicks were insured is the Mer.
chants and Mechanics, OF Virginia-Sl 900.
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Illness of an ex.Goycrnor.

NEW YORK, September 11.-Ex-Governor
Henry ID. Cook, OF the District OF Column
bin, Is living very III at Fire Island, and, 1t
is feared, cannot recover.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEw YORK September IL - Cotton steady sales
994 bales upands, ILL &c.; Orleans l5- Ioe'
Southern noqr hrm ana qnie'; common hSs 10 iS,I
S525@fe5O. Wheat heavy and 4@lc. lower,
with fairly active trade nnsrsdeSd iea, yse:g
active at the decline; ungraded; 504@5 NC
oats heavy and lac. lower; No. 8. 3oA@4O4e.
Hons dull aud unsettled yeasnlings; enoies, gS@ZG1e;
aud unchanged; refined openeo weak and closed o,
steady with fair demand; standard a. iog lOte;
Molasses unchanged and duh. Rice In fair demand
and unchanged. Rosin quiet and hrln at " oZsg
si.57I. TurpentIne firm 35Ac. Wool dull, unset
lied and weak domestic neaee' peIss 4@ssc
Pork dull aud rather easier at $40 sllnIies hrn
and quiet; long clear. IS So short. $685.; long
and snort. ip.lsA. Lard about steady; trade very
light al ss.soa4s4o. Freghis TO Liverpool firm.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. September ll.-FlOur firm aud
tending upward, with highes rates ass9' or ies
family. Wheat Seads southern T rec sr r.prS@a
nominal: No. 2 western winier rr.d, sPo, and Sep
se@ber, ii oi s@si ois October 81 05s9,lo5s
November sl.06KGsl.e7: December, tlDex@
si.osx. Corn-southern higher and quiet; western
very dull; southern white, 56;fc. yellow noninai
OaIs hriner with sales OF western white q ~ 10.
43c RYE quiet at 90@e2c. Hay unchanged FRO.
visions firm and without change Butter hfiG /,
prime TO choice western, packed l6@2se: Egg Egg. !.
aue at l6c Petroleum unshanf' 9; ucnee s nnm
ann m,1 COL a !" soit, lol.c whiskey firm at tl;ls.
Freights-To Liverpool. per steamer, uncD1nTen
Receipts: Flour. 2.l94 barrels wheat, oI,lIV
bushels: corn, SO, 500 bushes oats 4loO bnsr
rye 6sl bushels. shipments Wheai, Zotooo
bushels; corn, i0,46I bushels sales: Wneat,
6IO,26 bushels; corn, l0s,70o bushes
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. September L. Flour steady ahd an,
changed. Wheat-Nc. amoer. o2c., NO. req
winter. Q4a95. corn dull at 40c. Oas qmet ~
33.a34c. Pork dull at t16@tl6.o0. Lard III Jar
demand at s7s5@A790. Bulk-meats aeaoy
ders. So s7K; rib. tss7k; sides tS75. Wits
key steady at tl.l2. sugar sieady hatds, iis~
Ike. Hogs quiet and unehanSed.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. September ll.-Flogr steady and
| In fair demand: Extra. s3.25@e5.7o; choice TO
| fancy. t6Gt6 rs. Wheat quiet at sse. Corn nrm
| AZ a6c. Oats nrm At 38e. Pork ausl az ZIG; %.
Lard quiet at 90 80. Bulk.meas dull; shoulders,
$3.50; rib.. 1915; sides. t9.1O. Bacon lower;
SHOULDERS, %. as; TiDs, t9ao; sides elO. sngai-
cured hams, l2s&l2xe. whiskes active and Srm
ST. LOUIS.
| ST. LOUIS, September ll.--Fiour steady and nn-
| changed Wheat OPENED higher cash lower, Iut OPP
| Mons ADVANCED; No. q red tall. 0Q1 00ke c&se.
oIEG02e. October, % 9Ske. Nossm9eys 0Sp
| Q4,:s lIeceu Der. Corn lrmer; 3ek@3e*c. cash.
~ 7fG SGtc. Ucfrher, S6Aa863e. November. Uxts
lower: 28xa2 cash. 27k@2se. October. sShs
NOVEMBER. whistey steady at ei.lS. fvossioss'
| DUH and unchanged
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Shaarai TepbiIa, the oldest Hebrew con-
gregstion In New York, and OF the severcst
orthodox type. have introduced an organ
and double Quartettc into the services, and
the men snd wonep sit together.
Judge William r. TaiIaierro, Of osaDge,
y very sick,
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

rAItKDAIs rfpttThttI III IDcVs
sALRs-2.000 Richmond city 5S at par and In
ierest; 20 shares OF A. and q. r. X. stock as COX;
40 shares OF II. and u. X. r. stock at so; 10000
consols at co. 40 shares OF II. and ID. Il. r. STOCK at
so; 90 shares OF e.. and o. X. X. stock at 90; 2
shares Of X. and ID. r. X. stock At So 500 Virginia
10-4O's mt Al; 10 shares Of X. aud ID. X. Y. stock
At s0k 20 do. at go; 10 shares OF Q. G. and A. X.
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ITO SUMNER TOURISTS.


Persons intending spending the summer season In
the country or at the watering places should pro-
vide themselves with the necessary remedies and
apparatus which cannot be had outside OF city
viz:
PATENT PoCKET-sT0vEs, for heating tea
milk. food, &C.:
READY. MADE Observation-Disclosures, which
are always ready, and act In three minutes;
SOFT RUBfER AIR. PILLOWS and CUSHIONS
MEDICINE GLASSES,
SPONG rs and SPONGE-BAGS, -
SELF-INJECIING UNIVERSAL SYRiNGEs,
VALENTINES MEAT-JUICE, $50,
VALENTINES MEAT-JUICE WITH GLfCE'
RINE,
JOHNSToN'S FLUID BEEF,
IIEEIG's SOLID EXTRACT BEEF,
LIEBIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT BEEF;
PAPOMA, entire wheat food, for infants;
IMPERIAL GRANUN, food for Infants;
NESTLE'S LACTEOUS FARlNA,
GERBER'S. MILK-FOOD,
PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
PREPARED SCOTCH DAT MEAL,
PREPARED BARLEY FLOUR,
SWISS CONDENSED MILK,
LIQUID RENNET,
DIsINFECTING SOAPS, TO prevent contagson;
and all reliable medicines new remedies, aud sppa'
ratus, 10 be had OF
MEADE BAKER, Druggists,
9l9 east Main street,
TELEPHONE MESSAGES PROMPTLY At
TENDED TO. ny ~
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MINERAL WATERS,
FLIsABETH AND sAINTE-MARiE

NATURAL vICHY WATERS,
authorised by the French Government ana approved
By the Academy Of Medicine Of Paris at Cusset
near vichy, France.
Circulars containing full analyses OF these waters
together with the highest medical testimony, may
be had on application to
PURCELL, LADD 4 co,
DIV Whole ale Druggists.
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Survivors OF the Vera Cru. Disaster.


NEW YORK, September IA. X. Owen
and five surviving members OF the crew OF
the wrecked steamer Vera Cruz visited
Alexandra e. Sons offices to-day, and gave
the story OF their escape from death. They
then visited the offices OF Johnson Hig-
gins, insurance adiusters, where they again
related the story Of their experiences Mr..
Owen, in some of his statements, particu-
larly those relating to Captain Van Slice, adj
mitted that he spoke from hearsay evidence.
The following dispatch was received to-
day from Charles S. Eels, agent OF the un-
dcrwrters at Jacksonville, Fla: "John
Cornell, coal.passer, is here. VIII 90 north
tomorrow. One young Brazilian, about
twenty, going TO Mexico, supposed to be o.
p. Silvia. One man, about twenty-four
years, light hair, light moustacbe, lost his
wife and five thousand dollars. No more
of the crew or passengers heard FROM"
The same scenes were enacted to-day at
the Office as have been witnessed daily since
the disaster. Anxious friends and relatives
of passengers on the ioundered steamer,
when they found no news awaiting them,
gave ven. to their grief in tears and sobs.
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CnttAOt
CHICAGO September f1.--FIoar steady and un-
changed. Wheat steady snd In fsir demand No.
red winter, 92c.: NO. = ChIcsso spring, e3xm
83tc. cash. 92k792tc. October. Q, fd02tc. No
ysInber. Corn dull; 39kc. cssh. 40sc. Octooer,
40tc. November. Oxts easier; 2etax64c. cash,
2Ssc. October and November. PORK steady and
unchanged Lard fairly sclsye and shade hishef
II t7.95. Buik.Bexts steady aud unchanged
Whiskey steady and unchanged at ellis.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, September 11,-Fiour anfet and
unchanged. Wheat opened arm and elos-d steady I;
Miiwsnsee hard, t1.07; Milwaukee son. 95c.; No.
Milwaukee, cash. elhc.; September. 9Ike.; Oc-
toter, 02kc.; November. orc: No. 3 Milwaukee,
s34c. Corn qDiet and lower: No. z, 30Kc. Oats
quiet: No. 2. 29c. Provisions easier. Mess pork,
t17 So. Lard-Prims steam. e7.96. Hogs easier
Al t4.60@tlo0.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, September 11.-.Cottou- receipas,
none; gross, 6,84l bales: futures closed arm
sales, $4,000 bales; September, $11.22dSlf.23;
october. $40 e7@Sio So; November, Sl0.7g:
December, si0.77@tlo 7se January. slo;ss
s11.16: April. e1I.z5a411.3o.
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Especial telegram 70 sne Dspatch'l
NORFOLK, Va, september 1.-THE whole
city was ablaze tonight with bon6res and
fireworks, and the streets were literally
tbronged with people 10 receive senator
Thomas F. Bayard. AtSo'clock monster
meeting was held on the Academy grounds.
The enthusiasm was indescribable. Fully
five thousand people were present to greet
the distinguished statesman. He made u
powerful speech, lasting over two hours.
He touched upon Virginia politics, but not
In the spirit Of dictation, he said, and
urged that all personal feelings and differ
ences should be subordinated to the accom-
plisbment OF the great success. That Is our
duty.
Positively Declines GubernatOriaI
HonOrs.
CONCORD, n. H., September lit Is re-
ported here to-day that Hon. Frank Jones,
whose name has been about the only one
mentioned for the Democratic gubernato-
rial nomination, has positively declined to
accept the candidacy. This report. coming
almost on the eve Of the Convention, ere
ates much Disappointment, and, II true,
will cause considerable embarrassment In
the Convention Wednesday.
Congressional Nominations.
CHICAGO, September ,11.-George r.
Davis was renominated for Congress by the
Republicans OF the Second district OF this
city to-day.
NASHVILLE, TENN, September 11.-Hon.
John +. House was nominated by acclama-
ton to-day for Congress by the Democrats
OF the Sixth district.
RBADING, PA, September III. Howard
Jacobs was nominated for Congress to- day
by the Republicans OF the Eighth district.
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GORGE SCHEN'S
U MINERAL-wATER DEPOT.
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH sfhAAfe'
RICHMOND, VA.
ON pRAUGHr-

con. w.rru KIssENGEN,
SODA SOD. rcn nn,xanxss. SARATOGA KxckLsioR,
SARATOGA SCOUTING Gkrshhs ,,,,.
vIcHY, sKLTzER. DEEP kock, betrx
orTowA BEER, MAD. &C; 49,.
rhsse wsfers are constantly received direct tro"
the springs in block n.llned barrels ana oo'''e'
~ ~ la
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flour.
ny reiegrapn.

Pine. t3.5O@A; exus, s4.75tgs5; superhne,
AZ 5OGf45O; common family, 30.
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SARATOGA, N. Y, September ll.-Mar-
shall o. Roberts died at I o'clock this morn
ing.
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MARINE INrELLlGENCk.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York. mer-
ehandise and passengers q. w. Allen Co.. SCENTS.
steamer City Of Richmond. Clifford, Norfolk,
United States mail, merchandise, and passengers,
H. Il. Tatsm. agent.
Steamer Alliance, Tunniil, Philadelphia, mer-
cnandise. and passengers, j. w. NcCarrick, agent.
Schooner NJ. l.. Phillips. Harper, Providence,
light to load coal, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Schooner Joseph Rudd. -, New York, Hight. 10
load coal. Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Schooner II. NJ. Harlow. soper. New York, rail-
road irou, Richmond and Allegheny railroad.
Schooner Bow, Haskell, Norfolk, to load coal,
Currie 4 Co.
SAILED.
schooner D. NJ. Anthony, Crawford, Philadelphia,
coal, Curtis q Parker.
Schooner George T. Hallsck, shsrrett, New York,
Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Mary Price, Candy, Norfolk, COAL Cur.
It's & Parker.
Schooner 0rvetts, Harvey. Jersey City, Ties, Cur
It's * Parker.
MEMORANDUM
Arrived at Petersburg. Va. from Phliadepbia,
September 10. schooner William DonDeIy. Moore.
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shot Through the Heart.

sADLERsvrLLE, TENN. September H.
The body OF s. s. Laprade, an aged bacbe-
lor, living alone on his farm near here, was
found yesterday In a sink.hole hall mile
from his house. There was bullet-hole
through his heart, and bis throat was cut.
He had been missing since the previous
Friday. Two negroes are suspected OK the
murder.
Killed I'm q Mine.
PITTsr0Y, Pa, September lit. Judge
was almost Instantly killed this morning by
. fall Of roof coal In the West Pittston col
liery. He leaves wife and three children.
suicide I'm Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. September l1.-John
s. Carpman, prominent lawyer OF this
city, was found dead ia bed this morning
with pistol In bis hand snd bullet In his
head.
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DANvILLE, VA, September It'll UT
CORPORATION Court here to-day the motion
for a new trial In the case of James Thomas
Deiarnette for the murder OF bis sister was
oyerruled. The case will go to the Cour
OF Appeals on lengthy bill OF exceptions
70 the rulings of the lower court. Ii Is al
legged that one Of the jurors was lncompe
tent because OF mental alteration during
the trial. After the motion for new tria
was oyerruled the Court sentenced De1ar
nette to be hanged on the Goth OF October
next.
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MARTINS FERRY.


A large number Of our citizens had TO
go to court this morning in the matter Of
Martin VS.. Martin. A part OF them want
a division Of the property made, so as to
include all OF the heirs Of the late Ebene-
ger Martin.
Mr.. Joel Wood went to smithfeld to-day
to attend q railroad meeting in the inter
est Of the Wheeling and L. L. R.R.
Messrs. Kerr and Campbell who havo
long been together in the planning mill and
lumber business, have dissolved partner
ship, Mr.. Campbell retiring. The busi-
ness will be conducted by ]. Kerr d Son.
Mr.. VIM. Woodruff has bought the Plat
Mills property on Third street, near tho
grove, at $500.
Miss Dora Quinlan, Of steubenville, ia
visiting the Misses Spears.
The receipts OF the two performances OF
Esther, for the benefit Of Prol. SchoAeld,
amounted 10 SS5.
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TAMnANY PLOTTING TILDES.
No surrender-wart to the Knife and the
knife 10 the Hit.

New YoRK, March 17.-For some time
efforts have been made to settle the differ
ences between the factions Of the Democ-
racy OF this State, and especially in this
city. 1t Is surmised to be movement in
the interest Of Tilden, as his friends realize
that he cannot be elected II nominated
without the vote of New York State, and
this he cannot hope to obtain withs a rival
Democratic candidate dividing the vote.
Various seli.constituted commissioners
from different States have visited the
Democratic leaders and their friends in
this city, and discussed the matter, but
without result.
The feeling against Tilden is 80 strong
that it seems useless to try to overcome it.
The establishment OF Kelly's headquarters
in the Escning Express building for the
purpose OF disseminating throughout this
and other States documents principally
directed against Tilden, and as a rallying
point for those opposing his efforts to Sc
cure the Democratic Presidential nomina-
tion, is taken as an indication that the
fight will be as bitter as 1t was last year.
This view is corroborated in most en-
phatic manner by Comptroller Kelly.
Reporter-How much truth is there in
the assertion that the rival factions OF the
Democracy may soon be brought together?
Kelly-None whatever. Under no cir
cumstances will Tammany consent to
support Tilden as the nominee for the
Presidency, and Tammany has the sym
pathy and support OF many Democrats
throughout the State in its opposition to
Tilden. Tammany will send delegation
to Cincinnati opposed TO Tilden.
General Spinola says there is no pros
pect OF union between Tammany Hall
and the friends OF Tilden. Might as well
expect oil and water to mix. 1t Is not
Tammany feeling alone that is against
Tilden throughout the State, and II he is
nominated at Cincinnati rival Demo-
cratic candidate in this State will receive
a greater vote than Kelly when he ran
against Governor Robinson. However,
should some other candidate than Tilden
receive the nomination there Is no power
that can prevent the union OF all the DEM
ocratic elements. Whatever differences
there may be on local matters the candi-
date for the Presidency would be sure to
receive hearty support.
Fire Commissioner German last night
departed for Cincinnati to secure rooms
for delegation and its friends during the
holding OF the Democratic Convention.
He will visit Western Democrats and con-
fer with them relating to plan that Tam
many Hall proposes to carry out at the
Convention.
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THE NAIL TRADE.
A Two Weeks stoppage OF All the Fac.
tories Ordered.

tories Ordered.
Pittsburgh Telegraph, March II.
The Western Nail Association held an
important meeting this morning at their
rooms on Fourth avenue. All the firms
in the Association, with but two excep-
tions, were present, and an earnest dis
cussion was had upon the condition OF the
trade, which led to very important ac-
ton being taken. 1t was stated that,
owing to the condition Of the country
roads in the West, it had not been possible
to get nails transported, and that in con.
quence there had been an accumulation OF
stocks in the hands OF jobbers at some
points. After discussion 1t was suggested
that the mills all shut down for two
weeks to allow that accumulation to dis
appear.
This was as first opposed by one or two
OF the firms represented, for the reason
that they were behind with their orders
and could not to-day sort out an order OF
any size in their warehouses, but after a
thorough talking over OF the situation, 1t
was decided to stop, and every mill In the
Western Association will therefore close
down for two weeks, beginning next
Monday. This action Is most important
one, and shows that the manufacturers are
masters OF the situation. It's significance
is the more marked on account OF the i'm
probable rumors that have been flying
about that there wasa break in the market,
and that there would be reduction In the
card. These stories have probably been
set ailoat by jobbers who desire to stock
up at lower rates, and who thought the
temporary blockade OF the roads and cou-
seuuent accumulation Of stock gave q
good opportunity to break the market.
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ITALY.

RoME, March 17.-During a speech in
the Italian Chamber Of Deputies, last
evening, Premier Cairali inquired whether
the Cabinet Of the Right displayed any
great political wisdom in 1870 when they
announced that they would respect the
convention with France, guaranteeing the
integrity Of the Papal territory, only afew
days before this force ofeyents drove them
into Rome. LAMA, Premier, when Rome
was occupied by the French, denied his
governmentand took that unwillingly. A
scene OF wild confusion and uproar ensued,
furious attacks were banded between the
Right and Left, drowning thevoices Of the
speakers.
The declarations OF LAMA, Zella and
visconti Venosta included some curious
revelations regarding the governments
course towards France and the Pope, and
respecting the September convention.
Crispi asserted that there were differences
OF opinion in Lanza's Cabinet about occu-
pying Rome. LAMA denied this absolute
ly, but Zella confirmed 1t, almost OCCASION
ing a quarrel between LAMA and Zella.
The sitting was one ofthe most sensational
in the annals Of the Italian parliament.
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ACROSS THE OCEAN
Sensation in the Italian Parliament.
Quarrel In the Ranks Of the Irish National
Party-waltlng for Parnell TO Speak
The Recall Of the Russian Am.
bassador 10 France-Dls-
tress In ireland.
RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, March T.-Much dis
cussion has been caused in diplomatic
circles by the announcement that Prince
orloif, Russian Ambassador to France, has
been ordered to return forthwith, leaving
the affairs of the mission in care Of q
Charge d'Afairs. Public opinion at once
connected this movement with the refusal
OF the French government to extradite
Hartmann. But 1t is given out semi-ofii.
cially that the recall Is but temporary and
Is destitute OF any political importance.
Russia is unable to isolate herself from
all European powers. Communications
are passing between the governments OF
Russia and the United States relative to
the mission and purposes OF Captain Skel-
kovsky, who last week sailed from Odessa
in the cruiser Moscow, destined for the
Pacific. His mission is declared TO be
entirely peaceful and legitimate. tits un-
derstood that Gortschakof has virtually
resigned, and in certain contingencies his
resignation will be made absolute. The
Chinese ambassador has failed in his
pacific negotiations with the government
of the Gar.
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Co.orERArlyE sroRE.-A charter Is be

Co.orERArIyE sroRE.-A charter Is be-
ing prepared and will be asked for in a
day or two asking for the incorporation
OF q stock company store in the Sixth
ward. This company Is composed almost
altogether OF workingmen who have taken
more or less OF the stock, and are all appa.
rently much in earnest in the prosecution
Of their project. They argue that mu.
tual affair oi this description has been sig
nally successful In other cities, both in
this country and In Europe, and II proper
ly conducted cannot fail OF success. An
other incentive TO its inception in this
ward Is the alarming tendency OF business
toward the central portion OF the city, or
In other words, that section situated be-
tweenTenth and Fourteenth streets. They
say that the presence OF 80 many work
men and their families would necessarily
create a demand for provision stores, gro.
ceries, etc., in their immediate vicinity,
but instead Of that the people almost uni.
versslly 70 10 the locality indicated for
their articles. This is damaging in two
particulars. First, II is an Inconvenience
they do not care 10 submit to, and second
ly, II, as one OF them put 1t, "demoral,
ises property we own here 90 ieariully
that we are compelled TO take this step in
our own interest
Those having the project in hand say
that the employees Of both the Belmont
and Riverside mills are largely residents
OF the Sixth and Fifth wards, and also
those Of the La Belle mill and II thest
contribute TO the support that an enter
prise Of this description deserves, they vii
come out oil right,