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rorty.sixth Congress-Sccond Session,
WASHINGTON, May 90, 1880.
ENATE

SENATE.
Mr.. Morgan, from the select committee
on counting the electoral vote, reported.
with amendments, the bill introduced to en-
force the observance Of the Constitution of
the United States in reference 10 the cleo
ton OF President and Vice-President OF
the United States. Placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Edmunds stated that he and Mr. Tel
Ter were unable to concur in the report OF
the majority or the committee.
Mr. Morgan, from the same committee,
reported adversely on the bill introduced
by him providing that the President OF the
Senate shall submit to the Senate and House
OF Representatives, when assembled to
| count the votes for President and Vice-Pre-
sident, all packages purportinS to contain
| electoral votes. Indefinitely postponed.
MIR. Randolph, from the Committee on
| Commerce, reported favorably House bill
| changing the boundaries Of the Yorktown,
| Va, collection district and extending the
| Richmond district to include West Point,
Va. 1t was thereupop passed.
The Senate then proceeded to consider
| the calendar, and took up the bill establish
| ing a retired list for n0n.commissi0ned OH.
GERS. -,
After some discussion d various amend.
ments proposing to increase the number oil
colored cadets at West Point, which were
all rejected, Mr.. Kirkwood moved to add to
the bill that when an enlisted man hao
served as such for fifteen consecutive years
bonorably and faithfully, and the last hvt
wears thereof as 4 nOE.commissioned ofhceri
he shall be eligible for appointment as
second lieutenant in any corps OF the line II
which he has served. Adopted.
The bill was then read u third time anC
passed.
Mr.. Garland spoke in support Of the re
solutions unseating Kellogg.
The resolutions were then laid aside, OF
motion of Mr.. Bayard, and the marShals
bin taken up; but without action thereof,
the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Page, OF California, presented a me
mortal OF the San Francisco Board OF Trade
representing $50, 900, 900 capital, in favor o.
TIC construction Of an inter-0ceanic canal D!
the Nicaragua route. Referred.
The House resumed the consideration 0
the bill to regulate the municipal Code o
the District OF Columbia which, after som
amendments, was passed.
The House then went into Committee o
the Whole on the state OF the Union, ant
took up the bill relating to public lands
The bill was considered, amended, and lat
aside for favorable report TO the House.
Pending discussion on the bill to transfe
TO States the title to all islands belonging
OF lakes not navigable(, bayous. slougbs
&C., the committee rose, and the House too
a recess till "A 2. M.-the evening sessio
70 be for the further consideration OF RI
ports from the Committee on Public Lands
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Irish Land League Association.

New YORK. May 20.-At n meeting Of the
Irish Land League Association last night
the question OF the disposition Of the mo-
ncy received at the different Leagues was
finally decided by adopting a constitution
which says that all moneys must 90 through
the hands OF the Irish Land League Of the
United States. An address 10 the citizens
OF America was adopted, and permanent
officers elected. j. j. McCafferty, OF Low
ell, Mass, was elected president, and among
the Council. j. V. Reddy, Of Richmond,
Va
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
MAY 20.-rhe following are the quotations
DARK FOR XPORT

MAY 70. - ne f0lOWlDR are tDc puOtdtiohs
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-Common. s3Gs3.5O: medium, s4@
$3.50: good, s4.59@s5.
Iedf-COmmon, S5@$5.50; meJiun, S6@S7.;
good, nominal; fine, nominal: extra foe, nominal.
acknowledgements, S3@34: .m,diEm, 500
SO. so; good, S76$S.50; fine, s9@Sl0.
DARK GooDs-MANUFACIURING
Ina FiUers.-COmmon. $3.50@S4; medium,
tf.50@$5: good, t5.50a$6.
Leaf FlierS.-COmmNn s5d}o 30; medium,
s8MS6.50; good, So IS; fine, S9@!l0; extra fine
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., s7.5p@ta.50: medium
ts.50Gs9: good. S9.5O@Sl0; fine, slo@sll
extra. &l2@13; extra sun-cuTed, none.
BRIGHT GOODS MANUFACTURING.
SnOkers.-rommOn, SS6S10; medium, :l0@
il2; good, SI2@S16; fine, $lG@S20.
FilierS.-COmmOn, SGdSS: medium, rI@s9
good. sl0@:l2; fine, nominal.
Wr0DDeTs.-Co,nInOn, rl0Gtlb Medium, sloM
$40: good, i20@s $780,; fine. i40Gf50; fancy S6'
@s65. ,-
WTGDpers. Nah0gnny.-Common, Sl2@tl5
medium, Sl5MG20; good, s22@S20; me, t5Vci
$40; extra, Sij@S5O.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods = confined
PRINCIPALLY 70 good old heayy-bodied lug and Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote:
old lurs, S4@s5: Kentucky River lhgs, slO@
sl2; Kentucky River leaf, .l3dSle.
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WRkllugf0n.
GENERAL GRANT HAS THIRT VOTES MORT
THAN NECESSARY TO sEcURE HIS YOMINATIO,
AT CHICAGO.
Iron our Regular Corresponden,.I

GENERAL GRANT HAS THIRIY.ONE VOTES MORE
THAN NECESSARY TO ECURE HIS NOMINATION
AT CHICAGO.
Iron our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Cameron,
in conjunction with ex-Postmaster.G Genera
Cresswell. has gone over the list OF dele
gates to the Chicago Convention carefully,
and states that Grant will have 410 votes on
the first ballot, or thiriy.one more than
enough TO nominate. General CresswelI
says that Cameron's calculations are correct
in every particular. George c. Gorham
says Grant is as certain 10 be nominated as
the sun is 10 rise tomorrow.
ASSOCIATED Press Reports by telegraph 10 the Dis
patch.l
NATI0YAL.FAlR ASSOCIATION RACES.
WASHINGTON, May 20.-Tbis was the
fourth and last day OF the spring meeting
OF the National Fair Association; weather
fine; track in good condition.
The first Iace-compensation parse fol-
all ages, IA miies-was won by Scotilla by
three lengths; New York Weekly second,
VIrglllian third. Time, oil.
The second race-Willard's Hotel cup for
oil ages, two-mile dash, four starters-was
won by Checkmate; Glenmore second; Ben
| Hill third. Time, 1864.
The third ACCOMMODATION purse, mile
heats, for all ases-was won by Vagrant,
who took the second and third heats. The
first heat was taken by Edwin A.
The fourth and last race-steeple. chase
handicap for the Association purse, seven
staTters-was won by Disturbance; DERBY
second; Dispute third, and Pomcroy fourth.
HANLAN GETS HIS DRAFT FOR SIX THOUSAND
DOLLARs-PURSE-RA BETWEEN BANLAN
AMI Riley.
WASHINGTON, May 90 Referee Blake
to-day handed Hanlan a draft for Sc, 200
the amount OF the prize won by him yester
day. Arrangements are being perfected fol
a purse race between Hanlan and Riley, tC
take place next week. The only hitch is il
the manner OF dividing the purse-money
! Hanlan insisted upon $1,000 as the mini
mum for the winner, ard the gentlemen
conducting the negotiations say there vii
be no trouble on that score, and guarantee
az least that to the winner.
1870 L. N.-The race between Hanlar
and Riley is to be rowed on the same courS'
rowed over yesterday aud to take plac,
wednesday next. 1t has just been ar
ranged.
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recommt uding the settlement Of the con-
test In Greene county by admitting four
Grant aud four Blaine delegates, giving
each hatf a vote. Approved and delegates
admitted.
The Chair said TIE committee would not
he able to report on the Cook county con-
test for at least two hours.
Mr.. Robbins, Of Adams, on behalf OF tho
Blaine. Washburne men, said the only way
OF getting an early report from the commit
tee was by relieving it Of a part OF its labor.
He therefore offered resolution instruct
inc the committee not 10 consider the claims
OF any contesting delegates who bolted
from any convention which met In the man
ncr and at the place and time designated by
the proper authority.
This hit at the Paimer-House delegation
was received with tremendous cheers by the
Blaine Washburnc men, aud a motion 10
table the resolution occasioned loud APP
plause on the part Of the Grant men.
The call OF counties resulted In tabling
the resolution by a vote OF 351 TO psi, show
ing 100 majority for the Grant men outside
Of Cook county.
The Convention then took a recess for an
hour.
THE COON COUNTY CONTEST.
SPRINGFIELD, May 20.-The Committee
on c Credentials OF the Republican Conyen-
ton this morning proceeded TO consider the
claims Of the couiesting delegates from
Cook county. In accordance with the reso-
luton adopted by the Convention yester-
day neither OF The contesting delegations
could have It's claims considered unless 1t
would pledge Itself to abide the Conyen-
TONS decision.
Mr.. Kirk lIawes in behalf Of the Farwell-
Hall (anii-Grant) delegation read a state
ment accepting the required pledge under
protest. In explaining the position Of the
delegation, MIR. Halves said they wished it
distinctly understood that il the Conven.
ton should seat a part OF the delegation
and reject a part, they would reserve to
themselves the right Of going into the Con-
vention with the accepted part Of their
| delegation, or not, as they might see fit.
The Committee on Credentials decided
that the statement was sufficient, aud one
hour WAS allowed each side to present evil
dence and arguments, which was concluded
at / T.. NJ. The committee then went into
secret session.
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET,

MAY Je.-scotch PIG IS held With mofs 49, ,hs ~
with some falling of In the receipts, ana ,ns ~
mand steady and fair. American pis nasnos ,a.h.'
in any respect; outside lots are Sun 9nsf,ns sc,nn ~.
lively low figures, while the lesdinf .sn's pa,is arr
IN ~ demand. and unchanged In price. Wroush,
scrap Is siiil very much unsettled. ws,s 'n sgl ~,
offerings. The nominal aao'atioh' sxSSe risa.
sarnoct al f2s; Col,ness al s2s; sannsiiss a
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,rw WORK TOBACCO MARKET.

the home trade very moderate. with prices without
important change. Sales Of 450 hogsneads Ken
s,lyanta at lOd2lc.: 100 cases 1878 New
England at 13@19c. so cases sundries at ga lsc
400 bales Havana at SSc.@Sl.05. The fol-
Fright wrapDers, common To MEDIUM, at l5M
22c.; good 20 fine. 25@45c.; line 70 extra hne, 9g
m75r.: smokers, lSd25c.; cappie wrapp.r s' 10
6ne. 3M4%c.: Leaf, common 10 good, 3MSc.; f60d
to line, S6l0c.; fne extra, lOql3c., and black
wrann4rs, l2Ml5c,
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LOUISVILLE LEAF.TOHACcO MAKkEI

May lP,-Nalkef frm anu OiFfInK5 Rhl. TN
sales agerega ed So hogsbeGds.
The People, House sold 3 hogsheads: | bog'hcad
McCracken County leaf al 1910: I hOgs head Simp-
s r-Goun,y commoDiugs lu43 1872 hog heads Wes'
Tennessee leaf al $40. $40; l ~hosshead West
Tennessee Tugs at $3.50.
Marshal County leaf at $3.50, 81; l hog head
Green. County leaf ut 1890; | hog,head Davies
County lugs nj ~ 20; l h~ogNhead L~0gan-Countl
lp9f m s5.O5 | hogsbcad Tennessee leaf al -. Id
2 hogsheaGs Hendersou-County Tugs at ~ 90
.4.05.
The Pickett House sold II hogsh'ais; 3 nos
heads BRO yn County fOhlol leaf N SIG so. Sl4 70
:l3; 2 hogsheadS Mason-County trash at $50
IS: z hog.head, Ballard.C County leaf az 50, 80 20
, hovsheads Henderson. County bugs and trash "a
"A, O5. 1915; l hogshead Breckinridge 'ounlylng'
m "a, az | hogshead d yios County l-gs at $3.50
COurfer-JOuTndI.
IOrber houses had sales at like priccsl
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET.

VIRGINIA " BAG
Virginia bright extra and fine pounds. 5@eoc.;
Virginia dine and extra fG, 75@S0c.; Virginia fnt
6-,nch and l2-inch twist, f0@62c.: Virginia me-
dunn 6-inch and II. inch twist 46 G4Sc. Virginia
medium lO's and les, 46@4sc.; Virginia medium
Pinch pounds. 45650c. Virginia common ~
inch ponds, 40645c.;Virginia good bright Linen
35c.: Virginia common 11-nch, 326G33c.; Nir.
ginn mahogany and bright navy, 80 and -. a
45c. Virginia black navy. IS and ~, 42G4oc.
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO.
ylrgtuia Hue smoking. *1.20Mt1.2j; Virginia
assorted. 4j@60c.; Norih Carolina and others, AZ
G60c.
LOUISVILLE EVIL TOBACCO
Fine bright S's. 52@57c. fine bright. 3is, As, ano
M. 46647c.: mahogany 1902. lbs, 45W46c.
mahogany double thick SIS. 46@47e.; mahogan,
single thick 3's. 46@47c.: Sc. aud l0c. PLUGS anc
fancy styles. 4s@5Oc.; bright 1G-oz. ios.. 46@47c:t
bright double thick SIS. 46@ 4Sc.; bright sing''
thick 3's, 4664Sc. bright sc. and l0c. plugs ant
fancy styies. 50@52c.; plain wrapper, 10, 10, ant
l6-oz.. Ace: plain. small work, 42c.; second grades
lbs. Us, ana as, 4O@42c.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO.
Second grades, ibs.. ~. and rs, 40m4lc nike
Mug. smoking, 34c.: stem smoking. In paDer. use.
cal and dry smoking. 22@30c.; bright and granu
latedI,'s, a., and A's, 27M30c. bright and grann
IIted. In bags. 29m75c.; pipe smoking, In paper, "a
M3oc.-COurter-JourHd.
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Grand Prize.

ONE ruousANp DOLLARS TO BE AWARDED TIE
BEST DRILLED MILITARY COMPANY.
NASHVILLE, May 20.-.The Rock City
Guaid aud the Porter Rifles, OF Nashville;
Chickasaw Guards, of Memphis, and Com
many X, Of the Missouri National Guards,
| drilled Yesterday at the FAIRGROUNDS for
the thousand-dollar prize offered by the
| Centennial Board Of Directors to the best
| drilled company. Battery c, OF the Louisi'
| ana Field Artillery. finished the artillery
drilI. The winners will be announced To-
| day and the prizes awarded.
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MULES. &e.
~
SALE
AT
RICHMOND BAZAAR.

We have for sale =,
No. 1. ONE PAIR LARGE BROWN bOhSEs, 40 70
hands ] inch, Ave and six and y nsrfec, ing gem m
ne IN single and double harness. a.
No Q. ONE PAIR BAY HORSES, 10 hanas, nss
aud SIX years, bred c,n II 1rd kfn ~ So Ssins sMsss
20. 9. ONE sns Psslfs'fi hfoaogenessIEeS. MsR ..s
seven years, very siyiisl, hos ,sdr' Tbs,s
mares WERE raised by John .; Davis; 20.
No. 4. one PAIR HkMBLEI0SiASSGss, , r, sa .; osss,
is hands; perfectly genie n wvds and
were raised by John u. Davis. z 9. ..a
Parties wanting n~rsl.class Stock sno"'' s"" "
examine. by applying TO .r.,x r. 4. ALLEN.
my le-5t SAFiAA'
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nav 2O.-Koo1.-StOcks strong
Money on call, 4 , > per cent. KXchang9-Loug
iS5a: short, 4esH. State bonds dull. Governments
firm.
E~renfnq.-Money, 3@5 per cent. EXchange
AS5H. Governments quiet and firm new IS, lC3h'
AZ per cents, lC9a; 4 per cents, lO7H. States dull
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 20-vlrginia 6's, deferred
Cb: consols. 5aA; second series, 22k: past-due cOu'
pons, 92E; new l0-4O's, 1874. Bld to-day.
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, May 20, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHRAT.-Red, G22 bushels.
ORN.- White, 100 bu- hels.
OAIs.-IsS bushels.
BLACK PEAS.-12Sb bushels.
liz ushels-re-txh Inhibited.
B~LACKEYED PEAS.c-lO bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WurAT.-Red. so bushels very good Lancaster al
$40; 346 bushels good Lancaster at 1892: lot
bushels prime mixed at II 33; 20 bushels common
FuliZ ut s. .23-total, 572 bushels.
OATs.-1l2 bushels very good spring on prlvae
terms: SO bushels good sDring on private terms ~
bushels good spring nj 46c.-;otal, 1SS bushels.
BLACK PEAs.-120 bushels good at SOc.
MEALS bushels At $50.
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NEW Yonx PEANUT MARKET.

MAY 1s.-There is very moderate trad, With
buyers hayin1 The Advantage. Prices sre for Ftr.
ginia. 4kc. for prime; 4Aa5c. for extrs prime
bk@5kc. for fancy. snd snd5&e. for band-Dickcd.
Journal Of Commerce.
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pr..nvterian General Assembly.

CHARLESTON, s. c.. May 2O.-The Generai
Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church OF
the United States convened In the sec0no
presbyterian church here to-day. The
opening sermon was preached by Kew. ..
r. Wilson, ID. d., the retiring moderator
One hundred and eight commissioners,
representing twelve synods and hity.tpree
presbyteries, were presenf. keV. l. a.
Hoyt, ID. D., OF Nashville, Tenn, was
elected moderator.
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s23; American pls nosnioalIy tzGa42s for 70.
b. sz5s1fz7 for No. 2, sud S2ff1sz6 for cray
forge. Rats Of s4sasJ2 for iron at works. spd
sect NJ s65ns7O ai works; Old rais quoted Ioni-
naDy NJ 423@t24: wrongfs scrsp af 92JHt3zs-
Journal 0f COBmfrce.
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PURT OF RICHMOND, MAY 20, 1889.
npVrrH

Steamship Wyanoke, Couch New YORK. mer'
claudise and passengers. G., W. Allen & Co., agents.
steamer Arlel, clifford. Norfolk. un,tei >.S.s
mail, merchandise. and passengers, l.. u. Iatuu >
agent.
Schooner Roanoke, Bowen, Philadelphia, coal. s
II. Halves.
chooner Dick Wilkins, Wi'lets. New York, lsy,
w. NJ. Lewis: iron. Chesapeake and OHIO railroad.
Schooner u. St.elman, Rose, New York, pig-iron,
ASS Snyder.
Schooner joseph Hay, Philsde'ph!a, coal, {. H..
HAYES.
schooner joseph II. Moore, Done, Petersburg,
light, Currie & Co.
Steamer j. II. Schuyler, Hancox. B,riihore ri6
Norfolk, Merchandise ami passengers Curl, q far-
| kPr. agents.
Schooner ID. II. Irgrabsm, Greeley, Bossen, ccs.
| Currle & Co.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Providence May 18Th, schooner Cora Van
| Glider. Steelman.
MEMORANDA.
gNEw YORK. May 19.-Arrived schooDcrs Daniet
Britain, Pbinney: j. 4. Curtis, Quinlan, and y. Is.
| job soU, Rose. fIom RichmOi 4 and Magellan.
| Gale; William Young, Van Name: {. W. Alcot'.
French Lillian Faikenburg, Loveiand: !. Hoyt,
| Pridinore; n. II. POTS. Cavalier; J. T.. Williams,
| Williams; and 5. II. sharp, shaw, from Virgloia.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, May 20, 1890.
sALEs.-4 500 Virginia consols ssld at IS; 10
shares OF Richmon and DsnyilIe Railroad stock a,
fsA; 20 shares Of Richmond and Dsnyille Railroad
stock at 70; IA shares or Richmond aud DanvilIe
Railroad stock at 1871; 10 shares OF Richmond and
Danviile Railroad stock at 80 10 shares Of Rich
inond and Danville Railroad stock at Sly; 10
shares Of Richmond and Dan Vile Railroad stock at
81; 10 shares Of Richmond and DanyIlle Railroad
stock al SEX; 10 shares OF Richmond and Danyilie
Railroad stock at s2i; 80 shares Of Richmond ard
Danville Railroad stock al 80: 10 shares OF O.. q.
and A. Railroad stock at AN; 10 shares OF C., &.
and A. Railroad stock at AZ; 10000 Atlanta and
Charlotte rs at 95 aud 10 shares Of c., e.. aud A.
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NAsHyu.LE, TENN, May 20.-Ex.Gover-
| nor Henry S. Foote, superintendent OF tne
mist at New Orleans, died at MS nome n'e
miles from here, at Up. M. yesterday.
Mr.. Foote was born In Fauquier county,
Va. September 20, 1890, and was lnefeiore
in the ejghtieth year OF his age.
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n Jackson statue Unveiled at Nash
vtltes
NASHVILLE, TENN, May 20.-The eqles.
trian statue OF General JACKSON ny onnls
Mills was unveiled on the Capf'oI s'vu" ~
here 10 day with impressive c~creluon'e' o''
fore an assembIage Of 10000 people,
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Manufactured T~obdcc0.-Black work, csmnon
and medium, in bond, l2Ml5c.; go0d and une, III
bond. l6dlSc. bright work, common anu mr,
9imm. in bond. l5@l9c.; good and fine, In bond u
@35c.-JOurndL Of Commerce
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Othcr

CHICAGO, May 20.-Tbe Republican Con-
%vention OF Nebraska adopted Blaine resoIu-
lions and elected Blaine delegates to the
Chicago Convention.
SELMA, May 20.-The Republican State
Convention met to-day. A large minority
OF The delegates are in favor of Grant.
CHICAGO, May 20.-The Republican Ter
%rltorial Convention, OF Dakota, elected DEL
egates to the Chicago Convention who, it is
understood, are for Blaine as first choice.
JACKSON, Miss May 20.-rhe Greenback-
Labor party to-day elected delegates to the
National Greenback-Labor Convention at
Chicago.
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NcW WORK SuMAC MAgxEr

MAY 1e.-sicily quoted at s75tdtSO fof best
| hrands. aud t3OGff0 for low grades; Virginia az
S57.5Oat6Q.- journal Of Commerce.
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EIonr.

ZINE, s4Ms4.5O; supersne, s5@t5.25; extra,
s6 a: common family, 1925; fancy BRANDS, t1A,
~ 20
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EAUOUIER WHITE sULPHUI

| EAUQUIER WHITE 4
II sP~RlNGs-This famous SUMMER RESORT
! will be reOpened JUNE 10TH under the manaee-
ment OF \. iENNEY Il CO., Of the National Hotel,
| Washington, II. &. The finest hotel In the South,
| with all modern improvements throughout, incru-
| ding hot and cold bath cOnyeniences on eacn moor
electric bells, ana gas.
The medicinal properties of the water are re,
uoyDed for their efficacy In dyspepsia, dr0psy, and
| an malarial affections.
Roard per day, 81 TO SO, according TO location OF
| room per week, tl2 TO SlS.
For further Information address Natiohai h4,vn
nrior 10 June 10Th: sub equent, TO White sulphur
Surfpgs. tauquier county. va. ny lo-zm
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New Jer.ey DemocrntIc Convention.

TRENTON, May 2O.-The Democratic State
Convention was called to order at 1922
O'Clock. Hon. +. III. Teese, OF Essex, was
elected temporary chairman, and he pro-
cecded TO address the Convention.
After the appointment OF the usual CON-
miltees q recess was taken until 2 Z. NJ.
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TIM: PRESIDENCY.
r,,rs.y~rmcrs victorious in the IRE
u,ssunry Contest at springfield.

THE aac Ls~w-pEclDISo TO BIND rah,h orrv'
xyxrs TO ABIDE By THSiR pEcisioN- WIN
rou's LIrrLg BOON.
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yesterdays SESSION.

srsiEorIkLD, Nay 20.-The Republican
ssAle Convention began lis second days
'ssslon At o O'Clock tits morning.
Aes COMMITTEE on Credentials reported,
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SAY FRANCISCO, May ao.-The Working.
men's Convention yesterday refused to re.
consider the adoption Of Kearney's letter as
the sense Of the Convention, and alter seye-
rsl attempts to get tnrousn ,eso.u.'on
looking 10 the appointment OF delegates to
the National Greenback Convention pledged
to Thurman, The Democratic element Of the
Convention carried a motion to adjourn
until this evening, It's opponents mostly de-
clining to vote. The Convention then
broke up In disorder. .
The Greenback element assembled and
organized as a new convention, and at mid
night entered upon the appointment OF
committees, with the prospect Of an all-night
session.
Later.-The woTkingmen's Convention
completed its business last nieht before day.
break. The Convention elected delegates at
large 10 the Greenback-Lab Convention,
Denis Kearney being one Of the number. :.
Adjourned sine die.
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SUMMkR RESuRTS.
old SWEET SPRINGS,
" MONROE COUNTY, WEST VA.

This delightful summer resort will be open for the
c~commOdati Of visitors JUNE Is, 1880. AIthe
appointments are first Glass. Elevation. Z,VVU Iee''
Capacitv for l 900 guests. The water is powerfully
tonic, diuretic, mildly cathartic, and Alternative.
| Mineral plunge-balbs, also warm and hot mineral
and fresh-waier steam baths. Extepsive livery:
| FxceIlenL band of music. Express. telegraph. and
post.onice in the Hotel. Board: Per day, $3.50;
| per week. SIS per mouth, $40 10 $50, ACCORDING 10
location. Bachelors row, for young genllsinen, $50
per month. J.h: iOCNuEn.
my 2l-lm superintendent.
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OPTICIANS.

nUL-HEADS, $3.50 To IS per reap, a.
is the DIsPAT0H pRISTlSg.ROUsQ