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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-03
THE PACIFIC COAST.
TWO MINING ACCIDENTS AT B0DIE.
HF. Baldwin Bangs IL TO .
Norwegian.
BIZ T.lsT.ph e ihe ssnt.nel.l

Bonn, February 2--YesierdAy afternoon
David Davis, : miner. Was severely. if not
fatally, hart At shs Bechtel mine. He had
lit the IRE 70 8 blast Of giant powder. and
left the drift. bat IS it did not explode As
soon As it should. he retained. surprising
it had gone oaf- When within three feet
Of the face the explosion occurred. The
dying rock gougei out DAVIS left eve and
several teeth. 2ad lAesrzsea his face fright
fully
Al II O'Clock last night A. McArfhnr was
struck by q descending bucket il the shaft
Of the Champion mine. and fell to the bot
tom He streek on his bead, cutting .
cash i've or slx inches long. and received
internal injuries, whether or not serious
enough 70 cause death has not yei been de-
sermined.
On Sunday evening = dsSc1lty occurred
at Aurora Nevada, between Benny Barlow
and Roy Clarke. sged eight and nine years.
repecfively. Roy Clarke drew . knife on
the Barlow bcy. when the latter. in self
defence. drew . six-shooser and shot Clarke
In he right cheek. The bali passed jrst
under the SKIN, ranged back and passed
through the lower lobe Of the right ear.
Young Clxrks's wound was dressed and
pronounced not dangerous As B<noy
Barlow claims 10 have done the act IN kA1-
defense no arrest Was made-
A Norwegian. known ~ ANDY wxs
shot by s. B. Baldwin. proprietor a the
Flvemi1e House. narth Of Azrc-x On San
day night Andy rxs On . spree, and wzs
engased IN szAsAlng Mp The fronf DOR
Of the hotel wish an AZ. uhen Baldwin
fred . shotgun. making q hole In the
drlnkea mans shoulder large enough 10
pat . duck sgg In. A physician pro-
nornces the woaad serious. bat probably
not fatal Baldwin s~arren3ered 10 the
Sherif. and Wa d<skAr ged a his oxa
recognition
sru Pol A BOARD RILL
CARSoS. March AFTER the wilhelni
concerf last nsghf. Mr.. Sharp. Of the
0rmsby HOUSE. came down on the box
once with the Sherif. and collected ten
dollars for wilhslnj's board sharp had
. contract 10 feed the fiddler. and BIZ mis-
take wilhelni bad gone 10 the Arlington
House. Is appears thar both hons-s hsd
coatraefs. . with the treasurer and an
other With the advance sssnt- He=>e -
trouble. Wiihelmi settled At once There
was considerable excisemeaf over the
affair, hat be treated the matter q . joke.
THE cAIxfoxxIA Kxk ExAr Az UscR-
AycE BILL
SAcxAuxro. March 7-In the Senate,
Johrsoais insurance bill was defeated on
its anal passage. BY 10 ayes 10 II noes not
. constitutional majority. Johnson then
changed frou the ayes 10 noes. md gave
notice 10 reoon<ider-
srIcEDE AZ KEyKksIDx.
RrvKR<xDx- March M Tailnadse, .
respected citizen of this place. hung
a. 10 4 n to-day. Temporary in
uxx IL cause
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XNllee.

II you have . fne or complicated wat.h OF
clock. q music box, an automston singing bird,
or any other delicate and intricate piece OF
mechanism needing repairs, go to
EDw. WILHELM,
C~hronometer, watch and clockmaker.
JewelJy neatly repaired
All work warranted to give perfect s~atisfac.
ton or positively no charge. Oh
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THOMAS MURPHY has removed his Boot
shop three doors south of the new brick build
ing or Main street, where he is prepared to
make the best French Calf Boots to order. from
sIe TO SIS. Repairing neatly done. A large ss
ortnent Of Boots Of NY own manufacture. at
reduced priees.
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Of Memory, Lassstrar. Nocturnal Emissions.
Aversion 10 Society. Dinnsss Of Vision. Noises
in the Head; the vital faid passing unobserved
in the urine. and many other diseases that lead
to insanity and death
DR.. MINrIE viii agree 10 forfeit Five
Hundrea Dollar for case Of this hind that
the VITAL RESTORATIVE under his
special advice and freafmentl VII lot cure. CT
for anything impure or injurious fo11d in it
DIR. MINTIE treats ali Private Diseases sue
cessfuily without mercury. Consultation
Free. Thorough examination and advice. In
GLIDING analysis of urine g o. Price g vital
Restorative. s. % q bottle. or f0zr times
the q~a.n1ty. SO %; sent 70 any address upon
receipt q price. or c. O. D, secure from OBJ
s@rvaron, and IN private Ek8e II des1re5. by
A. T.. MlNTIE- 81. ID.
IL kearny So, n Francisco, Cal.
DR.. MIyTIE-S KIDNEY REMEDY.
NEPHREfICGM- cures al kinds OF Kidney
and Bladder Complaints. Go1urrh1x. elect.
Lcacorrh0Ex- Fey sale BY all druggists: 81 % q
bottle. six kutiies fer $ o..
DIR. MINrIE-S DANDELI0y PILLS
are the best And ehexp=s. DYSPEPSIA and
BILIOUS ccre in TIE market For sale II
all druggists my4ly
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TIE vnsinia Chroaiels enssrs : vigor-
eas pro<sst against the square hcAtaoa
srhene & IL Pahiie Lads Comniszion-
II charcn thzt ths proposed change IN
- mininx hw i clearly in the interest
Il IL uch and against the poor nAa- II
~ nsW1 osdhsa
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That Joe. of the GOLDEN RULE STORE. has
not sold out yot. but he is selling goods cheap
er than any other house in EUREKA
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That Joe, of the GOLDEN RULE STORE. has
the largest. best and cheapest assortment OF
suspenders in Eureka.
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OVER THE WATER.
sEamaxY srHsxsrHfxIss HER ARMY.

a SHARP Debate In the Retchstax-
Loyal Russians Celebrating b
Twensy-ffth Anniversary of
the Accession Of IN Czar
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But Not 20 be Doubted!
That Joe. of the GOLDEN RULE STORE. will
continue to sell his stock OF boots and shoes At
cost, until all are sold
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
watches. Jeweiry and Clocks Re.
Dafred.

II you want to have your watches and Jew.
elry repaired In . workmsnlike manne 60 10
P. steler's jewelry store, two doors above the
White Pine County Bank. Main street. All
work warranted.
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Very Casan,

Salk kx2dkercktefx and neck-sraxfs, a u
GOLDEN Rule STORE
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That Joe. Of the GOLDEN RULE TORE, has
. splendid assortment Of all wool cardigan
jaeksts. cheaper than anyone else will think OF
selling them.
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MOUNTAIN LODGE 10. 81, |. 0. 0. 7.

THE REGULAR MEETING OF MOUNTAIN
Lopez No. ~, o. 0. r. will be held to-
night instead Of last night IS was stated IN the
Leader. h D. DoAh, NJ
Eureka, New, March >. isso- nr$it
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the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is . never-fnling
Cure for Nervous
Debility .Exhsusted
vitality, Seminal
Weakness, Spsrna-
torrhHa- LOST
In
potency, PARALYSIS.
and all the terrible
effects OF Self-Abase
youthfulfolliss and
excuses in mature
yexr<-ueh - Loss
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- Tweasy PEARS experience In the very Frat
e~hrorozes<r. watch and ~eloekrnxktnS extah-
likAle1u q Dres5e2. Paris. LeEdua. Shanghai,
iokoAs-1. And san E-xzcasno. . cc1plese set q
machinery necesSxry fox TIE lEn1fset1rs and
repair Ct all kinda Of tr1<ks<Flag instrn-
mat ennba1eA vita sh@ fa<t shsr 1 refund
Any EcDkg II 1 ever sA11fd fail - give entire
sz~uStkrco2- vail be q fair guxrAAtee that none
oGs 1rxsclxsa vaxk viii leave ny h2ads
uus1zs ysessuy 10. In. nl.a.
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JEwELgY, WATCHES, ETC.
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SAcxAHxro. March Ain the Senate.
Johrsouis insurance bill Was defeated on
its anal passage. By Is ayes 10 II noes not
. constitutional majority. Johnson then
changed fron the ayes TO noes. and gave
notice to reconsider-
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MATTERS By MAIL.
NEWS FROM OUR NEAR NEloHBoas.
Giemteunnf FIippcr NJ Gainesville
Accidental suicide az Fort worth
Fire nj Shermnu Politics and
Local Topics Mt Mckinney
IL u, Meeting tObe Held at
C9rsicana Etc, Etc
MCKINNEY.

Correspon ieace e the Hyrald
McKlYNRY, Nay IA. lSSO,
james Ivan, Esq, is building handsome
residence IN Ray-tnwn.-The bellfry OF the
Old School Presbyterian church is finished
and presents quite handsome appearance.
The young folks propose shortly to give
us u concert for the benefit of the Methodist
churcb.--Captsin Thomas Church, Of Far
mersvile, and brother Of John Church, Esq +,
of our city, is lying very low from ~
phod fever and congestion County
court for civil business commences
next Monday and District court com
mepces first Monday in June.--Politicsl
discussion has somewhat subsidized since the
Democrats determined to hold no County
Convention. Perhaps the most exciting race
in Collin next November will be between
Honorable Joseph Bledsoe aud Captain
Thomas Brown for the District Judgeship
Both men are we'll qualified, vel! known and
well liked, and the race will be close and ok
citing,-Rumor says two or three old
bachelors contemplate a change of life in the
course of month or so.--Business DUH
Weather hot with cold bell punches in de-
ynanG
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KANSAS CITY.
9ic bid.
Bacon-Clear, 7 Is; rib and long, 8 90

| Receipts net, N02; gross, !53; exports 20
Great Britain, 6 ,622; continent, -; cOastwise,
-; stock, l5l ,0Ns bales.
Weekly sales %, $40; receipts net, 9,ti9; gross
l2,9li; exports to Great Britain, "a, s5l; conti-
nent, 3, 2OT; coastwtse, 2,i66
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SHEER MAN.

Ccrrnauond ~, 90 of thp UpraId
Sunu.v May IA. Issn.
We are all buck from the picnic.--The
"hig sixn disnlav on the streets Yesterday
was exceedingly uniouo. To say the ieast.-
The newspnner men of the city were at Bios.
som Prairie in full force Yesterday. We are
reliably informed tint thew got enough to
ont --Seversl runswnys added spice and
variety IN every dav humdrum life on our
streets Yesterday ,g--The committee having
the atfnir in charge. will hold a meeting to
decide what is to be done in ,,ur coming
Fourth Of July celebrstion.---About 10 As
hast NIGHT our CITY was visited by another one
of these fires that are becoming so unpeas-
antlv nervous of INtc. The eyNlasion of n
kerosene lnInp Iot,itea IN, housekt MIR. Lsza-
rms on Cherry street and soon the en-
tirn bnildiro WINS in Aamrs Unf,rtunately
rs the eDpinn crossed thr rtrpct.cor track
il WINS can.i2pd md could NOT of course.
render service in eytinguishipc the flames,
The Ho, K and Ladder bovs we're on hand
with their ncrustomei nromnti,nde.
Nnd did splendid worl, The buildivp was
an entire loss Verv ANAL insnrance. =
The county comni:sio have voted S6O5
more towards dnfro,,ir,, tbo nvnanses Of the
Nrtosi.n wall n tbn ,Io1o Another train
Of exodusters s,onnod iong enongb on onr
streets Yesterday 10 oct q All If water, -
Miss Ksts P;Iimon, who hos been visiting
friends in Ga;nn.v;I,o fnr. soma time. i ey,
nected bnc(r o'dav ard nsnv fr;ends Of tbe
accomnlisbed vonno isdv arc CORRESPOND.
inrlv del;cbtad rontain u p Lard the
grcat stool man 10 IN pur s,rec,s today -
fhn nOonbar, of ,ha NJ n chnrch South
viii shortl, r;ra ascrod concert
for tho honotit of tbat orc.n;zat;on -
II is .n I own of Monies w We sra Fairly sur.
fs;,oI NIX tb tbop, am5 rot VIC o,wans oniov
then Tn-morr , "nu uo yu w bave two ono
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CORSICA n A.
Correspondence of thcIIerald.

correspondence of the Herald
CossIcANA. My Il. lSSO.
The strawberry and ice cream festival
given by the Indies Of the Episcopal church
last evening was grand success in every
way. The hall was very nicely decorated
with 10 wers. The young ladies who waited
on the tables were attired SO tastetully ana
looked so swee. and beautiful that our
attention was so taken up with them that we
hardly did Justice to what WAS set before us.
The Corsicana Cornet band furnished the
music for the occasion.-The arte-
sian well bore is still pointed
downward.--Th Baptist church will give
a moonlight picnic at an early date. "A
Meeting of the dJnstors of the st. Luuis &
Texas rsilroai is called for next Thursday
at the opera .house, when Governor Hub
bard, general agent, or.Mr. Psrramore, Pre'i-
dent Of the road, will be present, and ex-
plain what is necessary to be done in order
that work on the road may be begun at once.
The bull fiddle case is set for the third
week. Three judges have died since that
case was first placed on the docket-our
whiskey will kill 'em all if just stick to it
loug enough.
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Correspondence OF the Herald
BRYAN, Mny u,

Correspondence OF the Herald
BRYAN, MAy u, 1850.
Your correspondent WAS sumTonet 10 APP
pear instanter ut the residence of Mr.. ID.
Mike last night, to witness the marriage Ger
emonv between Mr.. &. Stubenrauoh, Of
Rockdsle, and Miss Rosa h. Mike, Of this
CITY. No invitations had been issuei. A
company OF the immediate friends of the fam
ily had gathered to witness the happy event.
Promptly at 9 o'clock the bride and groom
appeared in the parlor, when the impressive
ceremony was performed by the Rev. DR.. A.
+. Goodwin, the resident Methodist pastor.
The bride was dressed in steel-gray suit,
princess style, with trail, deliberately trimmed,
and wore white hat and veil. After the
happy,couple was pronounced man aud wife
and the usual congratulations had passed, the
guests were invited to partake Of IA bountitul
repast, which was neatly and tas,eiully ar
ranged in the dining hall, to which all did
ample Justice, The bridal party left on the
midnight train for Monroe, ouisiana, the
home of the grooms parents. The bride
was the re ipient of the following presents /:
An elegant silver set, consisting of ice pitcher,
butter dish and knife, and castor, from l.. &
II. Blum, Galveston, one para napkin rings
(ailver) from Ida Epstein, CALVERT; butter
knife (siver) from Jennie Epstein, Calvert
one set of knives and forks from Mrs. G. Ho-
retzky; one set of silver spoons from f. a.
Taulsman: one silk lace tie from the Misses
Fannie and Bette Horetzky; one silk lace
fchu from Mrs. A. Thompson aud Mrs. o.
Ortla; one toilet set and clock combined
from John Mike.
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GAINESVILLE.

Correspondence Of the Herald.
GAISEsvILLE, May IA, 1850.
A detachment of colored soldiers from
Fort Sill were in the city Tuesday and We'd
nesday. They were under command OF
Lieutenant Flippcr, the West Point colored
cadet. Lieutenant Flipper is fine, soldierly
looking fellow, and is said to be very popu-
lar among his men.--The City Council
passed. an ordinance Tuesday, which virtual
" squelches the dance-houses. 1t subjects
every body who dances to a fine of not less
than five nor more than fifty dollars - The
union revival meeting is still in progress.
Considerable interest is being manifested
by some of the young men,
Building is going on more rapidly in Gaines
vile than ever before. The want { brick
is the only drawback to the work. Ben Nc.
Crazy, j. p Doss and several Others will start
to New Mexico in few days The picnic
at Woodbine next Saturday promises to be a
nice affair. The schools will turn out en-
masse, and many Others will go.--The san
itary committee are having the
streets cleaned up. They need it
The attempt t. elect Recorder failed. No
man could be found among the Aldermen
who had courage enough to "bel the cat. u
and Mayor Walker still rules the burg
A. l.. Matlock, former County Attorney OF
Montague, is in the city. The City Coun-
Gil will consider the proposition to erect gas
works, next Monday night.--The ball at
the La Clede last night was pie SAINT affair
Many visitors from Sherman and Denison
were in attendance. The Commissioner;
Cout are taking steps to bridge Elm
IN the western part of the city
The city conviets who cannot pay their fines
are now working on the streets.-A grand
railroad picnic will be held here on the Goth
inst. 1t will probably be held at the fair
grounds.-An election will be held on the
l4th OF June to determine whether the city
VIII take charge of the schools.
brantey, who has been confined in our Jail
Tor nearly three months, on charge of horse
stealing, was yesterday set at liberty, no wit
-nesses appearing against him.
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HOPE
FOR CONSERVATIVES!
VAN Bells
RYE AND ROCK"

CANTON to the Public,
Whereas, 1t has come to my notice that m
princpled parties, taking advantage Of my I'd.
vertising, are trying 10 palm on an inferior
class of goods called frye AND ROCK"
Take notice, that Van Bells Genuine RYE
AND ROCK is put up in bottles only, WITT
Trade Mark 7Oal on label, and for sale By
THOMPSON, SCHOTT 4 CO., Wholesale drug
gists, and Agents at Dallas, Texas, and IN
Northern Texas. N. VAN BELL,
apl9 New York
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t,rday in the brush on CLEAR Fork proved
10 be moi murdered but only dead
drunk. His horse had left him there
The cbarade, for the benefit Of the poor, was
attended BY an appteciatiye audience, and
the festival for thu Baptist church was well
attended Tile picnic Of the colored pee
pie yesterday was m enjoyable occasion.
Everything went of pleasartly 1t is
whispered that when the railroad gets "a
Weatherford there is 10 be huge barbecue,
ana of course there will be Nh excursion,
with reduced rates. The first twenty
miles of the extension will soon be &c.
cepted by the Y. Il Z, railroad company .--
Died, this morning at o'clock, al the drug
store of Drs Brooes II Broiles, on Houston
street, Mason Course, formerly Of Shreye-
port aged about thirty years, from taking
too much chloral, He was suffering with
neuralgia from toothathe aud from gall
stones. He not only took chlorsl from the
druggist, but suffered so that he got up in
the night and took more. 1t accumulated in
his system and the effect followed lie
hsd also drank some whs-
KEY. Ills last Consciousness was
at IL o clock last night, when he said he was
feeling mighty bad This morning at I
O'Clock gentleman who slept in the same
room tried to arouse him, but did not, though
his pulse was then no. bad.--At A. O'clock
this morning fire occurred at Moore's feed
store, adjoining the "Freighters' wagon
yard, near the depot. A milkman discov-
cred the millot on fire and gave notice 10 the
sleepsrs within. BY hard work it was subdued
with but little loss or disturbance On the
Plaza to-day: five thousand ponnds
of wool; the first new oats but green.
Shipped to-day: wool by McNab, ten
thousand pounds; by another house, nine
thousand pounds.-Stakes in holes of the
causeway on Houston and Fourth street, in
dictate it unsafe At the Wayerly house:
Captain Il Daggett, city; h West, Council
Bluffs, Iowa; j NJ Knox and lady, w Nj
Knox, Charleston, Tenn; I w Hill, wife and
two children, Bosque county, Texas; I w
Ingalls,, Indianapolis, Ind A w Bood, Kan
sas City; d ) ,leoth, Cleburne. Texas; Dan
Cooper, George Shields, II Q Hoskins, Dal-
las D.; John } Collins, Denison; g r Lucey,
Santa Barbara; W IL LaBeanore, w Il La
Beanoro aud son, Denison; z 7 Macally,
Longv,ew; B L kilgore B Hester, Lis
bon, La; Frank Pollard, g B Smith, Mar
shall; James Swoope, GIossborn, n j Geo
Bauer, Dallas; W o Titus, w Il Chase, W
Beahau. H Wood, Engineer corps; l. A
Slight, New York.
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New York, May l3.-Stocks strong; money,
sat; exchange long, IS; ditto short, S14
State bonds dull; Governments steady.
Cotton hrm: sales, l,i7+ bales,
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Chicago, May 24.-The addresses of the
opposing delegations from Cook county to
the State Republican convention are both
published. That of the Grant delegation sets
forth reasons for the bolt from the Farwell
ball convention, while that Of the anti-Grant
sets forth that the proceedings Of
the Farwell hall convention ! were
regular and gave no cause for
bolt, with an appeal to the delegates from
ether counties to examine carefully into
the facts, and vote in accordance Herewith,
in admitting the delegation from Cook coun-
ty to the State convention next "Wednesday.
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before the House Appropriation committee
and urged the insertion on the sundry civil
appropriation bill for liberal spicifc appro.
priations TO be used in repairing and placing
Pensacola navy yard in condition of elf
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FOREIGN

FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL, May IA. - Noon - Cotton llrmer;
middling uplands, lilo; 0,eans, 6'i;
receipts, ., 5000, American, g,2Ooj sales, s,nOOi
Considerations FOR May delivery, q 2l-;G@ll-lb;
May and Jti,e, 1892; june amt
July, 6 2I-3!@ll-lb; July and August, i Lille;
august d and ossp,smOer -, S-a Gsatr Sep sep
November, li-3!; November and December,
OK; December and january, -- January
and February -; futures irm
Sales for the week, $3.50; American, $1,000;
speculation, $3.50, export, 5,Ou, actual export,
TO- 500; import, $i5 00J; American, q, $40; stock,
6J6 ,0iU; American, ls6,0O0; anoat, l9i 0i0;
American, pos, 900 bales,
/ 30 nj Uplands low middling classilica-
tions for September and October delivery,
4 100 m sales OF American, 5,pCO uIlands
low mIddling classification for May and June
delivery 9 ll-l6; Julyaud August, & 23-34; De-
tOber and November, .G'a; November ana De-
cember, & Ole,
43O m Manchester market for yarns and
fabrics quiet and steady a
/ 5:l5 y m--Futures' closed quiet
LIVERPOOL CIRCULAR.
This week. 5 circular of the Liverpool cotton
Brokers' As~sCi, ton says; Cotton was IN inn
nroyel demand ON Friday and prices were firm,
but cuisines has since been extremely limited
aud the market dull and irregular The market
was steadicr ut a decline un Wednesday and
| Thursday. American was IN fAlr request, hui
business lighte, with an extensive supply
Quotations have declined 3-iB of penny. Sea
Island was in moderate demand. Florid brand
more freely offered. Low grades imperiecIly
| prepared decline Of from one half to one penny
Futures were dull aud depressed until Tuesday
and prices declined j-lG ola penny hui since then
! they have been tcadiorand prices hardened .
Of Il penny Final rates show y decline Of 5-Sl
of penny. -.
NEW YORK.
I New York, May l3.-Stocks strong; money,
sat; exchange long, IS; ditto short, 4 S14
Cotton firm; sales IA bales.
| 1 IL,
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Washington, May l4-Private advice
from Richmond, Virginia, state that the
friends of Justice Field carried the primary
election in that city yesterday. clccting 81
out of 70 delegates to the State Cpnyen-
tiou.
Richmond, Va, May 1.-THE elections OF
delegates to the Democratic convention on
the 10Th So far throughout the State indicate
no preference for any particular candidate
There is unanimous sentiment that the
delegation to Cincinnati shall be left UNI
trammeled to vote for the most available
candidate.
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River and Harbor Appropriation Bill.
Washington May 1.-the House Com

merce committee to-day agreed TO amend the
River and Harbor bill with reference to the
manner of depending the money appropriated
by the bill, and proposed an amendment
providing that the Secretary of the Navy
Shall let to the lowest responsible bidders all
public work authorized by the bill except
surveys and estimates, contracts to be made
fter due public advertisement for proposals.
Senator Jones, of Alabama, has appeared