davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-26

Mediante ell empleo del Lacto-fosfato
de cal con las nodrizas cuya leche aterada
habia producido didrrcd verde Y seroso
hemos visto desaparecer ell NAL y recupe-
rar los nihos Ia salud
Dr. DoLBEAU PAoUET,
Inancien Mineral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-26

Los trenes que salen de Ia Capita las l2a,
IL 81 yH3 de Ia noche EN- los dias festiyos, cru
zaran, el prinero en- el desvio del pu nte lie San
A,tonio con el que sale de Rto-Pit dras las
l2b, los otros tres Ell ia e taciun de Martin
Pena con los que allen a las 2, 81 y 81 de la
noche
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-26

Tipos reducidos 90 Fietes.
eancfas Sacos vdcios. Perfu-
moria. Juguetes. Ouchi- 9rla. COL
UTO9HS
tneAiis. ia, alambre. cobre no. or tone
de lata cl2vos, tubCs para
0ae ferreteriA, ptntura. acei- lada de peso
q iarcta, jabon. velaS, papel f60l. -
muebles, where's, vtnos. lco- MEDIA
res espirituosoS aguSs mine
aoninAria (no teniendO p!ezas
que pason de dos toneladas de sol. vaoor.
peso) pailas para azuca
IA SidrieriR, cervoza ciEnlento DOL
laarliios, abonoS. ....--..-....j "
erro calderos fO-,ones. 46l. Ton. de peso.
roz hAsta 2OO0 sacos. sl pasa
de 1850 sacoS feie cOnveuclo- 4Sl. ldem,
nal .............J
ToAo con capa de 6%. siendo pagadero en- Liver
ooI & ia I0ss siendo paaaiero cn Puerto Rico.
los fetes pazar en- Puerto kco SO cobraran al
amhio corriente de Giros las fechas de las lega-
de los vapores, -, 49, !, .. .,.
las pleas bultos de- maQutnara que pasen de
doa toneladas de peso otrss mercancias no men
SInn a.lns arriha, hete conventional.
Sobre embarques. Dor un solo vapoT dc no menos
ore IO0 toneladas, para un SOLO OonsiKnAtGr1o, Sc
sSorarA la capa pa9andose dete en- Liverpool la
SnfraCa de los conocimientos.
Para pormenores. dir1Rirse
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-26
LII n T. A
VAPORES-C0RRE0S ESPAN0LES,
5entre Livsrpooly Puerto-Rico,

La IsgGm is ,sti lIsa M II lIlssatH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-26

Siempre que ell aceite de hisado de
sion de YER cuan ventaio.o era dar Ia
des aperitivas completan la accion medi-
camentosa.
Dr. RANT,
Investsa sacones e1perimentales soere el
Fosfato dc cal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-26
NUBVA COApANIA Db YAFUEES ATLAS.

Salmon lngl6s en- latas en- Et Colmado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-26
TARIFA PROVISION IL.

PRIMIM CLASE-
De la Capiral d S. Antonio vice-versa, 10 cts
- la id. q Martin Pefia vice-versa, 20 id.
- la id. a Rio l,iedras vice versa, 80 id.
IS. Antonio d Ma. tin Pefia vice-versa,
IL Id.
s.. Antonio Rio-riedras vice-versa,
Martin Pefia Rio-piedras vice-versa,
10 id.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-26
AbanOs Ialensna.es

Al pueute de S. Antonio con derecho a un
viaje de ida otro de vueltt, 81
AL id. de id. con derccho dos viajes de ida
y.dos de vuelta, Sc.
AL ID. de Martin Pela con derecho un
viaje de ida otro de vuelta, So.
AL Id. de i'd. con derecho d dos yiujes de ida
dos de vuelta, $l2.
Al Rio-piedras con derecho d un viaie de ida
otro de vuelta, $40.
AL Id. con derecho dos viajes de ida dos
devuelta, $l5.
Puerto Rico, gosto 81 de 1880 PABLO
UBARRI. h 81 agt0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-26
NueVo itInerarIO del VaPor lngIeS
" "ARNO. -

Empezara regir ell 5 de agosto de 1880.
PRIMERA QUINCENA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-26
VIENA 1873
zAlK\

En- las eonvdlecencias de febres tifoi-
IDEAS. en- la dl6uminurid, en- el didbetes,
ALI on fin, donde Ia economic esta honda
mente lastlmada, el Lacto-fosfato de cal
produce los mas rapidos efectos reconsti-
tuyentes.
Observation de los Dn BLACHE.
MoNoD Y TARDIEU.
Medieos de los Hospitales de Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-26
Tipos reducidos 90 Fietes.

Dospachandose nno ell as de cada mes en- Ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-01
KING WILLIAM.

APPOINTMENT OF Assessor OF LANDS-BRU-
TAI ATTACK or A COLORED GIRL UPON A
WHITE RABY-THREE YEARS IN THE PENI-
TERTIARY FOR DOING IT-MCHMOND AND
SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
COURTHOUSE, June %, 1880.
Our County Court has been in session to-
day, and has been quite busy. His Honor
Judge Foster appointed Larkin S. Garrett,
Esq assessor for the county, and Thomas
p. Bagby, Esq, assistant commissioner Of
accounts for the county. The appointment
Of Mr. Garrett, we believe, meets with
general appreciation. There was no lack,
however, Of applicants for the position.
The Court was engaged most OF the day
in the trial Of Mary Pollard, a negro girl
about sixteen yesrs OF age, for whipping
and shameiulIy beating about the head with
her fist little siX-mOnths old baby Of DR..
Gregory, OF this county. She was tried at
the last term, but the Jury was hung by one
man--a negro-who wanted to inflict
light punishment. At this term she was
convicted OF unlawful assault and sentenced
to the penitentiary for three years. This
was one OF the most brutal and outrageous
offences with which a criminal was ever
charged in our county. II j. but just 10 say
that there were TWO negroes on the Jury,
and both concurred heartily IN the verdict.
Roland Robinson was tried aud convicted
of house-breaking, and scntcEccd 10 The
penitentiarv for two ycsr-.
Major j. y. Stubb., OF CLIQUE ter, couu-
sci for the Richmond and : ihWe.icrn
Railroad Company, was prc.en' and asked
an order submitting 10 the peoi..' thc cues
ton OF whether or not the county shall sub
scribe 10 the stock Of said company; but
the matter was laid over until next court.
WEST POINT.
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ORANGE.

ADDRESS OF u. JOHNSON BARBOUR TO THE PEO-
PIE or THE CONTRIBUTION MASSEY ALSO
MAKES FEW RIM ABKS-THE BULK OF THE
READJUsTERs OF THE COUNTY WILL VOTE
THE REGULAR DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL.
TICKET.
Correspondents Of the Richmond Dispatch
June %, 1880.
BY invitation Of the people extended
some time ago, Mr.. Il. johnson Barbour
addressed the people OF the county yesfer-
day. He contented himself vii giving but
short time 10 The Legislature and local
issues, and spoke mainly, and with his
usual force and eloquence, to the issues in
VOWED in the candidacy for the presidency.
Mr.. Massey, the Auditor, was present. and
his leaders strOve strenuOusly for a dis
sussion and division OF time" but Mr.. Bar.
bour and his friends declined, saying that
it was quite impossible that speakers hand
ling totally variant tOpics-as the State debt
on the one hand, and the living issues of
the existing canvass on the otheT-cOuld IN
any sense be said TO hold I" discussion"
Mr.. BarbOur's remarks were received
with much enthusiasm and many plauditS.
Mr.. Massey took the stand as Mr.. Bar
bOur concluded, and made his usual speech,
with appropriate local variations.
Colonel Catlett Gibson, candidate for Con-
gre>s in this district. followed In "sabre
cuts Of Saxon speech" that hacked even
pachydermatous Mr.. Massey to The raw.
The Colonel doesn't measure his terms, but
calls spade spade, and IL political parsOn
a fraud OF the first magnitude.
Mr.. Massey, as usual, "cOncudcd " TO
the faithful few Of the band who remained
10 hear him, but whether with malediction
or a benson depOncnt saith not.
The bulk of the ReadjuSters in Orange
will vote for the regular electoral ticket.
Various indictments were found by the
grand Jury against the Charlottesville and
Rapidan and the Virginia Midland rail
roads for obstructing the public highway
with their track.
The wheat harvest is thought not to be
up TO the average. W. W. :.
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.rur President AMONG THE CRSsUs-T 4

IHE PRESIDENT AMONG THE CENSUS 4
XII = 80 Netc H.re,, Conn, June 29.-Pre>. =
den i es 80 public rec, ptiOn - -,
city fall g.. morning. Govern Al
lIeWs, Mayo, hgelow. and Tho,as ].
Trow bridge received with him. Ar rward
the party visited the Law Library, where
the census enumerators were at work. one
OF them addressed him. saying: "In be-
half OF ourselves aud other eDumerators,
we wish YOU would in your next message
recommend an increase OF pay Tor the CEN
sus enumeraiors." Mr.. Hayes replied: "
shall be most happy To do 30 as regards the
enumerators OF ten years hence"
Another enumerator said awe are q
oood-looking set OF men, you see, ana you
couldn,t do better than recommend an in
crease for u.s."
AFR. Hayes: ans your beauty that APP
pals me. [Laughter.] L see, gentlemen,
that you have done your work IN yer!
creditable manner to roll up recoru OF
90. 600 for your beautiiui city, eau III
some way account for this, for at my recep-
ton In the adj Joining building one gentleman
informed me he was the father OF ten chill
dren, and another that he was the Iatner OF
twenfy-One."
A number OF prominent citizens OF Merl-
den. Conn, invited the President 10 Visit
the industries and accept the hospitallties OF
the city. but he was compelled to decliDe Tor
want OF time.
The President and Secretary Eyarts to-
night addressed the students OF Yale. The
President attended the graduating exercises
OF the Sheffield Scientific School, where ne
made another brief speech.
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re; bright williamson. harrington,


s. G. '''so"' oarhns'o"'
Graduates In che Medica, Denartment
49, !" Sns WY q of Doctor Of Medicine)
E.a t"'wa' University OF virginia.; J. ID.
rn mme' NJ ne y York city; b. w. Goldsbo-
,v'sr, ia h'more, Nd; o. G.. b. McMul-
| sn, ~ 49," aord, N. c.; c. 4. Meriwether,
~, '"S, "e, Tenn. &. o. Miller, New Mar
n Sc,, W; A. Nolte, seguIn, Texas; p. s.
hoy, fredericksburg. Va. j. S. st. Clair,
Sodssck's, Va; N. II. Street, Newborn,
Graduates in Law with the title OF Bach.
elor OF Law: Thomas N. Carter. Manquln,
Va; Waiter T. Daniel. Paris. Texas: LIE,
roy G., Denman, Luling, Texas; William
II. FELTON,. Mar hallviIle, Ga; James II.
Hpfrod, Austin, Ark. Charles MEG. Hep
burn, Davidson College, n. c.; Thomas Il.
Holloway, sheibyville, ILL.,. william Patton
Kent, Wytheyille, Va; John T. Marshall,
Markham Station, Va; Walter l.. Miller.
Due West, 5. c.; Farrell ID. Minor. Uni
versity OF Virginia; w. Newton, Jr., Old
Church, Va; +. Morgan Pendeton, Lex.
ington, Va. X. 7. Quesenberry. DanviIIe,
n.y.; III. NJ. Smith. Jr., Richmond, Va; S.
r. j. Trabne, Jr., Frankfort, KY; WIS. C..
Walker, Tappahannock, Va.
Masters OF Arts John Bailey Adger, CO.
ilimbia, 5. c.; Louis Bernard Bernei, Bal
timore. Md; Alfred Benjamin Gunter.
Accomac county, Va; George Frederick
NicolasseD. Baltimore, Md; Richard Ma
calister, Ashland, Va.
Bachelors OF Letters: Charles Lee An
drews, Baltimore, Nd. Thomas Atkinson.
Baltimore, Md. QrIP.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.


ENFORCEMENT or THE RELIGIOUS DEGREES
Tut JEsUITs ELECTED FEOM THEIR EsrAB-
IISHMENTS-INTENSE P0P ULAK EXCITE
MENT, sc.
PARIS, June 30.-The time allowed by the
recently-enacted law against unauthorized
religious societies for the closing OF their
Establishments having expired. the authori-
.los proceeded to-day 20 enforce It. The
Douc,. arrived at the Jesuit establishment IN
he Rue de Sevrcs at O'Clock this morning.
Shortly a,'cta crowd Of five hundred per-
sons, con- Cosed largely Of students anu
women, collected, and there was some
shouting for and against. The DEGREES.
The police partly cleared the. street ana
refused to admit NJ. Baudry PAsson
TO the building. Upon the arrival OF the
project OF police the building was formally
declared closed. The Jesuits, accompanied
by several deputies and senator's OF the
Right, departed amid great excitement,
caused by demonstrations OF their sylnpa-
tbiZers and counter. demonstrations. TDere
were indignant cries against the prefect OF
police, and in an ensuing scufiie the mar
ouis of Liancourt and The chief editor OF
La Union Uegitimist iournaD were ar
rested. Some of the fathers locked them'
selves I'm their cells, which had to be broken
open before they could be gotten out. The
las, left at $50 A. NJ. The police then
cleared the streets, and they remain on
guard there.
AT Walls the door Of the establishment had
TO be forced and the Jesuits conducted out
by soldiers, a battalion OF whom were pre-
sent under arms. AT Doyai and Lille the
police were not resisted.
THE JEsUIrs LED OUT BY THE POLICE.
Toxnoy. June 30.-A Paris dispatch to
the Standard says "Tbe Jesuits were led
Out by the police, Of whom there were up
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH ToTHE DISPATCH

RACIyG AT CHCAGo-GRASD METEoRTC
DISPLAY NEAR MACON, GA.-HAIL- AND
transform AT NoRfolK-coNGREss.
MAN JoRGENsEN BEsOMTSATED BY THE
REPUBLICANS oFTHE FOURTH DISTRICT
EXPLOSION IN A NEW YORK CARTRIDGE.
FACToHY-AN ALLEGED vIOLAToR OF
REVENUE LAWS ARREsTED-A MLwAU-
BgE WOMAN CHARGED WITH POISONING
HER sTEPMOTHER AND HALF-BRoTHER-
ADVANCE OF THE CHINESE ARMY-THE
FRENCH SENATE AND THE AMNESTY
BILL-THE WAR ON THE JEsUTTs IN
FRANCE; THE DEGREES CLOSING THEIR
ESTABLISHMENTS BEING ENFORCED: TX
CITEMENT AMONG THE POPULACE-THE
INTERNATIONAL RIFLE-sHOOTING AT
DOLLYMOUNT YEsTERDAY-GAMBRTT
TO SUCCEED GREvY AS PRESIDENT OF
FRANCE.
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JUNE 30.-The following are the quotations
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.

JUNE 30.-The following are the luotalions:
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-C Ommon to good. S450dSG.
LeGc-COmmOn. SG.5CMs7, mcdIum, 5000 ;
good, $40 slI; fine Sl24sl4; extra fac $3.50
4l6.
Nemming. -Common, $350@t4; M dim, sea
$3.50; good, :SdS9; fine, ilOd$l0.75.
DARK TOBACCO-MANUFACTU
Lug FUers.-Commcn. :3.50@tf medium,
S4.56M$j: good, $3.50 "a SO.
LenC FjNerS.-l ommon S5df5 90; medium,
500 $500; good, 81 IS; fin. f9atl0.
IVraUperS.-C onmon, *7.jOasS.50. medium
:S.5OqS9; good. S9.jO@SlO; fine, Slo@$lI :
extra sum-cureG. Sl2@lj.
BRIGHT O-MAEUFACIURING.
SmOkerS.-Commol, tsdsl0; medium, 500
il2: good. Sl2Mil6, hu.. SlG@S2A
FUN6rS.-t 'Ommon, l6GE S: medium, S7WS9 :;
good, SI00tlZ, hne, nominal.
WrdUpfrS.-CommOn,S l0M Slb medium. : So
500 good. $50 $50; tine, f40dS5O fancy, S6l
@t7J.
lgTOODsrS. N9h0JGng-COminOn. Nl2NS15 /;
medium. il5dM20; good, S22Ms25, fine, s30M
$40; extra. S45dSjO.
WESTERN TOBACCO
The demand for his class of goods + cOnGned
principally 10 good old heavy-bodied lugs and Ken
lucky River leaf We quote:
Ola lugs, <4dt5. Kentucky River lugs, Sl0@
$lZ; Kentucky River Leaf, sl3 dSlS.
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An Alleged Female PoIsoner.

CHICAGO, June 30.-A Milwaukee dis
patch says Mrs. Mary Nsnkirk was arrested
there yesterday. charged with having pois.
oned her siepmo,her, Mrs. Mary Leahy, and
her baf-brother, Patrick Leahy. Both
died very suddenly, the former on March
30th, and the latter about three weeks
ago. A few days ago Partlck Leahy's
body was disinterred, and bis stomach
submitted to Chemist Bode for an
alysis, the result OF which led to Mrs.
Nankirk's arrest. The theory is that she
committed the poisoning for the sake Of
some property which would fall to her on
the death OF the deceased. Mrs. Nankirk
stood well IN the community, and her
friends are terribly incensed at what they
declare an outrageous suspicion and I'M
founded injustice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-01
A Georgia Meteor.

BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY NEAR MACON-THR CITY
LIT UP BY HEAVENLY LIGHT-ExCITEAENT
AMONG THE NEGROES.
MACON, GA, June 30.-About 1:20 O'Clock
last night meteor as large as a barrel,
starting from the zenith, plunged down the
northeastern sky and exploded near here
with a report that reyerberatcd for thirty
seconds, aud shook the earth even at this
point. The meteor was about five seconds
in falling, during which time the city was
lit upas though by powerful electric light.
Much excitement prevailed in negro quar-
tcrS. The inhabitants rushed into their
houses and closed the doors, filing the air
with screams and prayers. The time be-
tween the disappearance Of the phenomena
and the report was about three minutes.
This would make the distance from Macon
about forty miles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-01

alum, from store. soc. y SAGA.
ssgaI,i Crushed d 5d1 oc"srei iss s's.
s,[c. (: yeiiow. skaoI.: cst oaf. liz. "
90, Common. bare; Sssi "s,sins, 7s@ss
'0, w.t. io sses sna 1sIey s'i s sIars s
imperial, ei.loasl.ee; sunpowoer, slAsoi.7s
Hides. Leather. nc.
rides: Wet ssIted. $780, rrv ssltsd I2Gi5c.,
dfy aint. l4esl &c.: gssssn. sac.
L,ofhsr: Rough leather, 2eM33c.; finished bar.
finished kips, 400 soc: hemIoes soles, 2oS27e.
The market - quiet bat prices are irm. stock
neiny holders are not spIIon. TO force ssles.
waited Than perhaps any Other kind. and any
amount OF that kind viii mud ready sale within our
quot tons.
iron. Steel. Nails. &c.
IRON: American refined. on Dornisioa bar
American sheet. AZ g. swedes, hammered. 5k:.
Mafis: Ola Dominion. ss per kes for standard
Plough Castings: Wholesale, SIC. r..ai 4I,.
Rope: Manila. best, IsX,.: jute, sKs9c.
Lumber. slaves. &c.
Lumber. White oak. sI3Ssls = 1000:
Win virsinla nop,sr. si4msz5 : LOCO;
S white mn. tl4@s42,So . loo: yellow 80. RE
and In demand; loist s9dsiI. sccoruing 20
lengths: snng!es, Pine: si:7j@s25o; cypress
slA-.tcli. fo4st y lsDOO IaIo-SpuL- VI eANtl,
f1.7smSl.Si 1909.
SLAVES: Whiszey -bsrrel imber.green. 81 SO s2-1
i i,O9O: seasoned s2O@s25 y LOCO. flour-b re
So: bogshedd-noOps. zoe. q bundle.
LiaaGrs. wines. sc.
Ate: Scotch, best brands, p!n;s t2GS2.zs .
dozen. gD.d.
Brandies: Domestic. sl.25as2: fruit. sl.ipos
sl.4O; apple. new. sL75Gs2; old, f2.25N 3
Virginia peach. s2 u $3.50.
Rue HhisksvS: Medium.sl.s0Gt2: pure old. -
G.4: Virginia mountain, new, fZ9A2.5O, id
t2.50mf3 so and upwards.
ON. Domestic. ~ .25Lf2: Imported, IS = cazs.
NeW England RNps tl.50Msl.60.
Beet -fed WhiSkegS: Market duet.
Powder Shot. Ac.
F,sse TOYS mining. 500 75c. y 100 fs-t
Ponder. 1918 BY the five kegs-eSe than aW
kegs, $3.50 : blasting, 81 25@S3.5o.
ohOt: Northern. ~ "A bag Oi % INA.
Grfndstopes Ike. y 70.
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RIACKSRI1RG-

MONTGOMERY" GLOOMY PICTURE OP COL
LEGE AFFAIRS; NO BLUFF GAME HERE-THE
PROFESSoRSHIPS STILL WnEfH HAVING.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
JUNE 20, 1880.
II your Fridays paper Montgomery"
4 correspondent from this county, gives a
picture o.. the future OF the Agricultural
and Mechanical College, and makes that
picture so gloomy that it would not require
a great stretch of the imagination to sup
pose that he was seeking a position In the
college for himself or some friend, and de-
signed to bluff any others that might Intend
TO apply.
The best commentary on what he says
il the fact that those who now hold posi-
tons in the college, and who therefore
ought to be best acquainted with the diff
cuties OF the situation, made noble fight
both in the Legislature and before the pub
lie for their places, and did not seem 10
abate their zeal one iot or title until 1t was
certain that the Board OF Nifitors had de-
termned on 4 thorough reorganization.
As then were 81 willing 10 wait an uncertain
length OF time for their pa perhaps others
may b. willing 20 .un the 5 lIe risk.
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Norfolk.

SEVERE AIL-sToRM-RATN-NEw STEAMER.
Especial telegram to the DIspstch.l
NORFOLK, June 3O.-Quite severe hail.
storm passed over this section this afternoon,
some Of the stone, being as large as hickory
nuts.
a drenching rain two days in succession
has eXtinSuished the fires raging in the Dis
NAL swamp.
The new Old Dominion steamer North
amptOn arrived to day and will take her
place on the route 10 Matthews county and
the Eastern Shore tomorrow.
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Wants n New Trial Because n Juror
was Asleep.

TORONTO, June 30.-NichOIas Flood Da-
win, barriSter, has made an application
for rule compelling the Crown to show
cause why n new trial should not be granted
IN the case Of George Bennett alias Dick
son. sentenced 10 death for the murder OF
Hon. George Brown. Mr.. DAWN support
ed his application 10y aflidayits from several
parties to the effect that they had observed
Joseph BEDFORD, one OF the jurors, asleep
dutinp the trial.
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Two SUMNER TOURISTS.


Persons intending spending the summer season In
rhe country or at the watering-places should pro-
vide themselves with the necessary remedies and
apnarstus which cannot be had outside Of city
viz:
PATENT PoCKET-sTovEs, FOR heating tea
mix. food, &c: ,., ,,., -,
Rra sibES' MADE MUsTARD-PLAsTERs, which
are always ready, and act ia three minutes;
xOFT RUBffR AIR PILLOWS and CUSHIONS
MEDICINE GLASSES,
sPONGES and SPONGE-BAGS, -
UNIVERSAL sfRiNGEt,
VALENTINES MEAT-JUICE, ,,cr
VALENTINES MEAT-JUiCE WITH GLfCE-
JOHNsToN's FLUID BEEF,
LIEBIG's SOLID EXTRACT BEEF,
IiEBIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT BEEF;
PAPONA, entire wheat food, for Infants;
IMPERIAL GRANUM, food for iniapis;
NFsTLE's LACTEOUs FARiNA,
GERBER's MiLk-fOOlh
PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
PREPARED SCOTCH oAT MEAL,
PREPARED BARLEY FLOUR
SWISS CONDENSED HiLh,
LIQUID RENNET, ..,.,.,o,.
DlSINFECTISG SOAPs, 10 prevent eo"''t'A'
and all reliable medicines, new remedies and appa-
ratus, TO be had Of ,-,..
MEADE 4 BAKER, Druggists,
Ole east MAIN street,
TELEPHONE MESSAGES PROMPTLY A.
TENDED TO.
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Railroad Matters.

NASHVILLE, June 30.-At 4 meeting OF
the directors OF the Nashville, Chattanooga
and It. Louis railroad to-day the resgna-
ton OF J. w. Thomas as president pro tenn.
was accepted, and Ex-Governor James d.
Porter was elected to ill tue vacancy caused
10y The former resignation OF President
cole. George \. washington was elected a
director rice John T. King, and j. w.
Thomas was reelected general superintend-
snt OF the line
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The Turf.
RACES AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 30.-The first race yester-
day-one and quarter mile dasb-waS won
by Blue Lodge; Florence L. second; One
ga third. Time, 2:15t.
The second rsce-three-quarter mile
heats-Charle Ross stood IL; Lavica, % !;
Genevieve, 3.3 Time, l:lG! and Ill.
The third race was one and one-eighth
miles md Rosetta won; Charl(magne Sec
oud .'tila third. Time. 2:02..
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EXPLOSION i'm IA Cartridge-Factory.

NEW YORK, June 30.-An explosion Oc-
Cured about 10:45 O'Clock this morning in
the office OF the Dittmar cartridge-factOry,
No. "A Park Place. Three employees were
slightly injured, and the plate-gass win
dows Of the building, as we'll as those OF
No. %, were blown to atoms. The cause Of
the explosion IS not yet known.
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Arrest OF an Alleged Revenue-Law
yi0lntOr.

New YORK, June 30.-GeOrge COrnwell,
OF Savannah, Ga, against whom four in
dctments are pending in that city for al
legged violations OF the internal-revenue
laws regarding the manufacture OF tobacco,
was arrested here to-day on a bench-war-
rant. The prisoner was held by Judge
Choate in $4,000 bail for his appearance for
trial In Savannah.
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Mr.. JOrgensen RenOminated for Con-

Especial telegram TO The Dispatch.I
BURKEvGLLE. June 30.-At the Republic
can Congressional District Convention,
which met here to-day, Hon. Joseph Jor-
gensen was renominated by reclamation on
the first ballot
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, June 80, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT - Red. $50 bushels.
CORN White. I04 bushels.
OATS.-l00 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT,-R Rel. $50 bushels good new Fultz at
sI.O7 $50 b1sitcs fair HvW fi1 ~ hl Oa b,.aio
common new FultZ al soc total, 800 bushels.
OAIs.-lUQ busbel. mixed on private terms.