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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
ALMANAo-JcsK 95, 1850.

sun rises. ......... 4:44 HIGH TIDE.
SUI se.e......,.... 7:g0 Morning .....,..,,. 500
Moon rises.......... 939 tytnlng. .,.....,.. Ilf
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE "a, 1880.
ARRIVED.
Steamship WyanOke, Couch. New York. mer-
chandise and passengers, George W. Allen q Co.,
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United sssN 9
mail, merchandise and passenger, l. v. 1stuu
agent. 49,, p.., .ho.
r.tlrcaa-iron, Richmond and Allrghany r. ilroad.
schooner American Eagle, Nswl0ye, iron rails,
from New York; yessei 10 Buck Christian.
SAILED.
steamer j. Il. Schuyler, IIancox mere handise aud
nassesgers Norfolk, Baltimore, ano The river and
ssshooner John A. Curtis Q lillan, stanford,
Conn. bark, A. b. Goodman; vessel, Curtis Par
Schooner j. h. Vanfuson. Booy', Chester, Penn,
iron ore and ties, Curtis g Parker.
Schooner Mary Pr1ce, Candy, Washington, coal
schoontr Hone. Williams. barrels, to Norfolk,
Va: vessel from Buck Christian. D., xa.,,,,
Sloop Mary Ann. Wlnd.or, barrels, To NofioiA'
Va; vessel from Buck Christian
MEMORANDA.
NEW Yopk. June 22.--Ariscd: Sch0oners John
c Wood, Ingranam; g. v. Browning, Howell joan
parker rhillips-from Richmond; and kch"on-
or Il. q. A. Ward, Crane NJ, q: Leonard Lowers
Iocss. Runee: T. W. II. White, smi.h Henry
Grsfr' irifn; Moonlight. Leonard; Cord.iia New
strk. Huniley Cherubim, phillips; Z, q. irwin'
John,os clara i sss, Wieo; xasa ,o ra1unas
m,mn,e Hal, iongstresi; X. N. Felton, Hetlouri
a j. Acct, Loveland: patt. rsoD Bush. Miner
cietrge Hesry, Russell; Monmoath, Anaerfoh'
schsoper Harry c. shephard, Leigh on. from
VIrgiuia, June 2lsi, on tarhess' o"f"ik YUAN
gsg loresal and nv,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

A PROMINENT CITIZEN OF TEXAS MUIR
DERED BY EvEs-FINANCIAL
AND COMMERCIAL MATTERs-Two HUN.
DREDTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE CHRIS
TAN BROTHERs-A NEW PARTY FORMED
IN ALABAMA IN OPPOSITION TO THE
DEMOCRATIC PARTY-TICHBORNE's
CLAIMANTS CASE IN THE LONDON COURT
OF APPEALS &C.
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Young Lady Burned-Oue Hundred
Guns for Hancock and English.

Especial telegram to The Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, Va, June PA young lady
named Rena George was fatally burned on
Bank street to-day.
The Democracy Of Portsmouth fired one
hundred guns this evening ia honor OF
Hancock and English.
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The Order OF the Christian BI other
hood.

BALTIMORE, June 24.-Tbe TWO hundredth
anniversary OF the founding OF the Order Of
the Christian Brothers was celebrated In
this city to-day. The ceremonies took place
at the Cathedral. Hlgh.mass was said, and
a sermon was preached by Ri. Rev. Bishop
Chatard, Of VinceHnes. A large number OF
the clergy occupied seats in the sanctuary,
and about four hundred children partici-
pated In the ceremony.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, June "a, 1850
Country Produce.

Country ffouuces
Rssspdr: zoe. q 10.
B,att.T:: Prime to choice yellow, l6e.; FAIR TO
e' go,n Veal: e2c bushel for country; zoe. for
CD BRED Fruit, Apples. ga eye; peaches. peeled,
sGI2c.: unpeeled, 4q6c.; cherries, l2.c. y 10.
backDerrieS. case.
fssethsrS: Prime live-Voose. 45G47c.: common.
25@S5c. turkey tall loc. 2 d.; turkey wing Toe
rP9c;ns.sd. sI1O@sll5 . hushel.
Nav: Virginia timothy, sl.O7a; clover. so sOc.
oats: Baled. 05c.@sl.
pofnfOsS: irish. = bu,hei OLD, Ioc.
Roots.-Giuseng, 9oc. q No.; Seneca free OF tops
I'D Lard = :? Country. 1908.
Rue: 75@s5c. ' 6ushei.
E,suae: Prime. I3c.
RrIed Strato: 35G40c.
Wool: Washed. 40a45c.; unwAshsd. 27@2sc.
Rurrv wool will bring from 70 Sc. '. ID less than
above ratee.
cement. Lime. Plaster. &C.
c.m.nt: RoSe.dale, sl.5o p barrel; Jane
R Eins %sTiealtuTa, s@loc. busne; ROsSsaa
.a iiS@sl1s1i l ieeS Genss Falls. s5@soe
piaster: Lump "a rs, groanc, "; calcined
Tar: Large size, s3.2o@sS'oo'
DRY Goods.
p.,.,.. Merrimack, 7c.: Merrimaek shifting,
SIC. Richmond. a.; soatn br,aes s,tssing ac
Ins,; sp'"7 e': Aliens 6tc; Manehes,sr, 7se.
Wnsn,p ZION ~. Malsry PINK, &c.; Mallory Pur'
n,sI &C.: simpson Mourning, 7hc.; simpson Grey,
PNc,.:: V simpson Black, 7sc; Harmony oke'' ASH
al Bro no. T. Colrcas Manchester y A., sas'' MAJ
chester K A. A., &C.. Manchester - A. "a ~ ~
ssc.: Rockbridse r. r., 6Se'' t noce' lanes River
ac: J James River "A II H.. NC. Ja = g
.W standard "A q p- 7is.; sra Sr:"l PocaSosias
T., 7c.; Granileyille A. r. , -. w, Sc.
hn srs,s Sasaisgs; Pcppsrell lo-4' soe' Andres
cog dn l0.f, SOC. s,..tfuos. New Y0rk
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The Case Of the Tiehborne Claimant.

LONDON, June A.-ln the Court OF APP
peals to-day The hearing Of the appeal in the
case OF the Tichborne claimant was opened
before Lords-Justices Bramwell, Brett, and
James. There was a large attendance Of the
bar and public. Mr.. Judah =. Benjamin,
Q c.. argued the case on behalf OF the
claimant, Thomas Castro alias Arthur Or
ton alias Roger Tichborne.
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Opposition to the Alabama Demo-
cratic Ticket.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, June 24.-Congress-
man Lowe, General Wiihers, clerk under
Auditor REYNOLDS at Washington. and
about thirty others from Mobile, Madison.
Jefferson, Autauga, Clay, Lawrence, and
Morgan counties, met here to-day so select
State ticket to run against the Democratic
nominees
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Murdered by Cattle.Thfeyes.

GALVESTON. TEXAS, June pa dispatch
from Schubenberg says w. r. Ragsda'e,
prominent citizen, was murdered by cat
tle-tbieves whom he bad followed four miles.
They dragged the body half mile and
threw il into "A branch.
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TO BUILDERS.

PROPOSALS. will he received until the 2grH
DAY OF JUNE for REPAIRING TIE BUILD
lNGS damaged by fire on the 2lst Of April last, and
situated on corner or Tenth and Cary streets. Rich
mond, Va. The estimates 10 INCLUDE the replacing
OF the buildings in the condition they were before
the fire AND the work 10 be completed within three
mouths. for which bond, with approved security,
will be required. -
MERCHANTS and MECHANIC
je233t INSURANCE COMPANY
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CITY TAXES.

NOTICE-MANCHESTER TAA-PA1-
~ ERs.-l am now ready 10 receive the city,
school, and special tax for 1880. All persons pay
Ing ore half or the whole OF the same on or before
july 1sT NEXT. and the otter balf on or oeiorc
NOVEMBER lsT NEXT. viii be entitled 10 re-
bate of Five PER CENT. on the city ana spedaiiax'
j. W. BR0NAUGH, JR.,
10 o2.iJyl Treasurer city 90 Manchester.
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OFFICE or CRY CoLLEcIoR,l
RICHMOND, VA, Jure 3. 1880.
: OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAHL

THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
i between the hours Of Q o'clock A. NJ; and
O'Clock 7. NJ. from the 10TH to The 30IH VFJUNE
Inclusive for the purpose of receiving from any
psr,on charged with CITY TAXES the whole or
one-half OF the amount Of tax charged. TIN fhh
CENTUM will he added to me amount ol TAX
charged in every case where The party assessed
shall fail 10 pay the whole or one bali wi1hin the
time so limited. ,.,....o
Real estate agents and diners hNine huno ~
Nils IN nav will please send lists 50 that their bills
may he gotten together. ,-,.s,..,, ,,.n,a
o. sltieso A. X. WO0DSON. Collector.
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pHops,s~as.
CpricE or SECRETARY SCHOOL B0ARD.I
NO. sos EAST MARSHALL STREET, I
H. a.

CFTiCE or NEcRErARf SCuOOL bOAfD.l
NO. sos EAST MARSHALL STREET, 7
RICHMOND, VA, June ~. 1907
rI,O BUILDERS.-SEALED PROPO.
Il SAILS viii be received at this ONCE until 2
o'cloHs y. ~. TIiESt iAY the 2o,h June. FOR TIE
t,y%s<KUCTT1N OF TWO scHOOI.-HOCsEe--
V 20 10 built nj The ives, end Of the city and
Tie tAst end.
Further particulars can he obtained At the ONCE
The architect. SIR. A. T.. West, No. s21 Main stree
where psns and specifications can be seen.
SEPARATE bids for each branch OF the work are rec
Qurrd, although contractors bids for either build.
Ing az q whole win be cousf iered.
The Committee on school Improvements reserv
the right 10 ~ ct any or all bids.
ALFRED MOSES.
Ne 25-2t secretary City school Board.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 24.-N0on.-Stocks strong
Money ON call 213 uer cent. Exchange-LOng,
4s54; short, 4s7A. state bonds dull. Governments
firm. ,,..
Ae5 G0vernments strong: new Sc, l03},; ~ per
cents, lO9A; per cents, 1854. states nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 24-Virginia 6's deferred,
ca: consols. 614; past-due cOupons, e7t; new
lU-40's, 43A; lO-4Os coupons, s2t. Bld Today
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

THURSDAY, June "a, 1880.
SALEc.-900 shares Of Richmond and Danyille
Railroad consolidated 6's sold at l03 10 shares Of
Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad stock sold at
rs; 10 shares Of Atlanta and Charlotte Railway
stock sold at 20; 10 shi res of Merchants National
Bank sold at 90; 4 shares Of Richmond and Dam
vile Railroad stock sold at 73s.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, Juae "a, 1850.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuRAT-Pfi 55S bushels; Of which 100 hush
els were re-exhibited and 1872 bushels were new.
OATs.-l02 bushels,
MEAL-j0 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHRAT.-Red. so bushels fair new FuiZ at
s1l0; 1915 bushels yer, good new Fultz Al si.ln +;
i 3 bushels common Fullz at zoe total, 264 BUSH
els.
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TARRANT'S SETTLER APERIENT.

THERE Is, OR SHOULD BE, A REA-
son FOR EVERYTHING. The reason why
TARRANT's SETTER APERIENT
has such sautary effect upon disorders attended
with innanmarory or feyerish symptoms is that 1t
induces gentle, almost impcrceptible perspiration,
which reduces the heat Of the blood that It's laxative
influence further tends 20 cool.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Re IA M,WSF2w
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OFFICE OF THy CITY AUDITOR, !
RICHMOND, VA, May 4, 1850.

OFFICE OF TIIt III ANDIIOK,g /,
RICHMOND, VA, May 4, 1880. ( J
VO HOLDERS OF CITY OF RICH
NOND BONDS MATURING IN july AND
AUGUST, lsS0.-At meeting OF The COmnls-
sioners o the Sinking Fund held this date 1t was
Res0iUed, That the President OF ms Board give
papers that all outstanding bonds of he city OF
Richmond due In July aud AUGUST 1850, VIII be
paid presentation at this Once on ana after tle
dale OF Il cir re- pectye inaturies. and u al inter-
eel on all such bonds will cease from and after such
maturtles. - ,,-.,, ,,,..,,,e
HOLDERS OF CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
respTred TO I'm me FOREGOING reese uiOn are hereby
I otined and requested-in accordance with terms
above prescribed-to present The same for payment.
W. e. CARRINGTUN,
President Commissioners Sinking Fund.
my l0-dtJy1
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LJCORiCE PASTE.
DURE LICORICE PASTE.

Recs,vea direc, from Spain sbipment OF PURE
srxSi.H LICORICE PASTE oil the celebrated
r'LA' "'""' DAVENPORT a MORRIS,
t1,,m importers.
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SALES REPORTED TO SEC

flour.
Pine. S4@!4.50: exus. $3.50. superfne, s4G
$3.50; common family, f5.75Gs6.
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
VNHE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST RTGAGE rs,
DUE 1920,
COUPON OR REGISTERED.

We Offer for sale limited number Of the aboye-de-
scri6ed BON Ds at 500 aud interest," the cOmpan re-
serving The right advance the price from time 10
time withou, notice.
We recommend the bonds as good and safe Sc
curity.
The bonds may also he had from any Of the othe
Stockholders in the city Of Richmond.
DAVENPORT 4 CO.,
mvI7 Stockholders.
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r. 17-1m

NOR SALE, ONE sMALLefsNaI
II sTr.u TUGBoAT, In good order.
Apply 10 viliian,stnr, Va
te 11-lw ..,- ..,----- : -
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Finding my present quarters entirely too una
for my business, ana having made arrangements 10
have a new store built between July 18Th and Octo-
Der 18Th, OFF, my entire stOck-incInding $4,000
worth Of new goods bought during he past month
at a discount OF 25 per cent on every sale, which
orings many Of them below actual cost. do this
rather than rent a small store for a short time.
What stock remains July SIN shall pack aud put
Al stor,house until new place Is opened.
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PROPOSALS FOR

MERCHANTS and MECHANIC
je23 81 INSURANCE COMPANY.
PROPOSALS FOR
PRINTED WOODEN TAG s AND CORD CLAMPS
FOR TIE MAIL SACKS.
Posr-oFFIcE DKPARTMENr}
WASHINGTON. d. c., June IA, 1850.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be re.
ceived at this Department until NOON on THE
9th DAY OF JULY, 1880, for Furnishing. by
contract,
PRINTED WOODEN TAGS,
like the samples of this Department. in such qu,nii.
ties and at such times as may he required and Tered
during one year from the 18th day OF August,
1880; also, for furnishing in like manner, aud FOR
the same period,
CORD CLAMPS, OR TIE SACK FASTENERS.
either Ike the sample OF this Department, or Ike
other samples which bidders may submit instead
as improved devices better adapted TO the purpose.
The proposals tthe right ~ reject any or all
which being reserysd) must be In accordance with
the specifications and forms, which will be funi he
ed on application to the Second Assistant Po.,nas-
ter. General.
The contracts which may be made will be in con-
fornity to such specifications and the accepted
proposals. ID. NJ. KEY,
ie lsFGw Postmaster. General
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FURNITURE.
lust RECEIVED THE LARGEsTM

81 Ann MOST PAsHIONABiE STOCK VIZ
FURNITURE tQaeen Auhe, tas, Lake, fsr-"
fore ofered 10 The public Rather thsu cArry s"s
goods over, We will Offer GREAT ispuchnnSt-e
saving OF 25 per cent. We wonld fsgue.s AZ =. sS
la a urst.class house. Our terms Easy, anu sse""'
"o'a'''s 70 a"e'a GArHnIGHr 4 SON..
mvst I0 Governor street,
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DOOK AND JOB WORh M, NEA = y .,r, E1'
Is ECUTTD AT THE cisPArcH fS'NIiSs'
apUaKA
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FANCY GOODS.

OK PER CENT. DISCOUNT
sos BROAD STREET.
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PRINTED WOODEN AGsAND CORD CLAMPS
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FOR TIE MAIL SACKS.
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q young lady Of great promise. Russell
Hancock, the Generals only son, is living,
and Is planter in Mississippi.
"A volume would not contain an account
OF all the heroic deeds OF a man like Han
cock. His Is noble character, and Il Is a
pleasure 10 write Of such man. A
glorious soldier, steadfast friend, useful
citizen, he Is all that is noble, manly, and
brave In poor fallen humanity. -. y.
Br,soin IN Philadelphia Times, March IS,
1880.
, 1880-06-29
VARIOUS.

nuaHwHACKE!tH CAfTuRrn.
sYnNEY, N. 3. W.. juno 1s.-The kelt0y ganK
of bl,shrangcra has bcoH cHpturet. -Four per-
eons wcro slut In III encounter With tho oicors,
Tho gang is notorious for lHill k-rpbIerlcs.
NuENDS AYttE1.
IOSnoN, June ca8.-Cotnmuncation with Due-
nos AyrcH is entirely cut of1.
Tho lntest tllspnteh from 1luunns Ayrcs an.
founeol tiat tho city was surrounded by ill.,
tionuf troops on tho @Gth inst. anil summoned
to cupItulRtu within twenty four hours.
CASliME1tE.
Tho Mnharljah 1T CnRtl1Icrc 10 Introducing
needed reforms And trying to establish Htat6
Council for tho suppression Of abuscs.
CHINA.
ST. rErE1tsnuIt0. Juno 28.-The Gazette nn-
nutltlces TINT tho visit Of tho Chinese Afnlnssa-
dor Il, Franco Is nKafn postponed. 1t ~ believed
that negotiations nro thus postponed by China
to gain tltne for war preparations.
REL1UIDus fi!EEDOM IN MpnOCCO.
VIENNA, June a8.-Thc Powers huye consented
to tho establishment Of religious freedom III
Morocco.
IOCUATs IN RUSSIA.
Sr. TETERanuNt,. Juno GA Dispatch frn1n
Kntnpnsk reports thNt 1ucNRt8 fIre invaded tia
steppes Of tho u1n Tho wheat crup " regarded
M lust. Complaints If tho r,ivnHes nj tito in
sccts arc universal throughout tho country.
pIEn.
CorEHHAOEN, Juno e8.-CArl Pctessen, The eel
ebrAtetl Danish explorer Of tho Arctic rcHlu,ls,
ts lGl1.
, 1880-06-29
o1sL1sRK AND CISAMoSaILE,
Tile NEW SCIENTIFIC
DISCOVERY,
And What People
Say About 1t.
It's Great Success at
All Points.
It Is n Boon to Those Of Sedcn-
tary Habits,
And Weak, Nervous Consti-
tutions,
And rosfttya C,re for Sick Headache,
Nervous 1fcadache, Neura1gln, Ncry.
business, Paralysis, Slecpless.
ness, anf indigestion.

We fafef, of c1nrsc. to Dr. nENsON'B CELERY
AND CHtMoMfI.E PILLS. which hfe n thor aro
recommended to be. and will the -s,nfneu
diseases without any doubt,-havs porman emily cured
Thousands Ut caseR.
Tho KtoHtess discovery and the boat remedy now
extant IS found in III. c. ". l3ESSoN'6 CKt.EHY
AND C1iAalOsttt.E r1114s. Tho prnpctt!es Of Co,-
cry nnu thEmomlo hrp peculiarly adapted 10 euro
headache. md Il remained for ur. Henson IN fofnu-
"to md compound tho properties 10 a. To 10 mAda
available nr. 1lanson Il recognized ~ one uf tho
must eminent and successful physlcans In Baltimore.
ano his reputation ii Of Itaelf sufficient guaranty
VI tie sasne Of his mcdIclnes,-N. Y. Itern1d.
EYory nnH IA n0w talking Of 1>r. e. ". uENsON's
CELERY AND E3fAatDMIlE Pills. md tho wnp-
dorfn Gurus they hnvo Effected since ttey hnve bbcn
placed bosoFd tho public. tis tho chef topic OF con.
vesa"aon On tic street, In tie hotus. md In prrnts
houaos Theso fil'H are prepared expros&'y 10 cusa
hendachcst ncnrnuln ncrvHusnGss, and indigestion,
and wiil cure nnr ctsc. matter how obstinate IL
may BE- OF elther nick nervous, or dyspcpttc hona-
ache. nr neurnl9tn, nervousness. or sleertessness
Boston 0f'ce. uffauton.pncc.- -l5oaton Gtuoc.
IF1en I'll cents. Or six boxes E-5A pos.paid.
so'd oY nfl druggists md At tle mice, 100 North
Eusaw.at, baltimore, SID.
Chicago Gdcu With II. y. Jtnrlhnt h Co.. Wholesale
DruEHlsts. IS llanioIph-st.. near Stnic.
milwaukee, Agents. Greene h Hutton and prnko
, 1880-06-29

LONDON, Juno ss-Tho af1rIt Lana Erpresa
aays: Dosplta somowhat loo much rain, erops
have made satisfactory progress, and antlcapa-
tons of good crop aFo becoming 1noFs oonn.
dent Tho supplies OF homegrown wheat, hoth
" Mark Lnne and In tho country, arc lnalg-
piacaat. aalos wure only practicable at a ahil.
ling decline. Growers yielded with reluctance,
but the abundance mud relative cheapnesa of
nno whtte foreign wheat rendered mlera st9no-
what Indifferent to nat!vc. Tho weather u now
of paramount Importance. Still tho feeltng Ut
depression II duo In yrcat measure to liberal
lmporsa into London, which were 13S, 900 quarters
DURING tho paat fortnight. TFatie during tho
week was ooutlned to the supply Of tho ilnme.
tlate wants Of u,lIlers, who were able to sgtisfy
themselves at decline OF fullY
HIlltIIh0 Pkl QuAIkTRR
on white and sixpence on red descriptions. The
wtatheE and crop prospects have Increased
American shipments. All favor buyers.
Aaiza was frmly held for last Mondays full
, 1880-06-29
SUICIDE.

HpFER1s 0Esp*'1e't tU 1"" S'ssRpW 4EI0Ht9sV
IlocuEarEls, N. r., Juno a.-~0oorgo u. Will
inns, Democratic TroABl,rcr Of tho City Ut
1tochcater, disappeared from town on Suutlny
and his bo4ly WIS fuund to-day III tho water ut
Irondequolt Hay. 1t Is supposed he suacfdcd,
and that it was induced BY nftcged irregularities
Ia hlH accounts. Ope Of tho city papors suntny
publlahtx1 u report ot tho tnctnbers of Cou,-
,nttteo appointed somo months ago to investigate
tho books of tho oltioo, ny which it appeared
that sonla $4,000 batk taxes rc,natn unpaid.
Tho Chairman ut tho FlnaIca Committee this
morning stMtod that thoro had heen found All
$}fIN1, al,d tho Investigation of tho uxp1rt
II not yet concluded. The discrepancies up
Ie1r ln 00rtIhcAt4@ Of land salea for CITY taxea.
, 1880-06-29
THE CROPS.


Special Dltpateh to The Cateaoo Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Intl., Juno 2s.-Whcnt- quitting In
this county ia nearly completed, anl tho bulk IF
tho crop IL tll tho shock. The yield of this year
Is thought to l,e more uniform throughout tho
county thnn TINT Of last, though not quito no
prolfc. The increased ncseaEe Will bring nDont
tho Rane quantity Of grln MS was Kar1lercd IN
1917. lseplanttng corn bus commenced On mich
Of tho oyertlowc1 Iauils, though the farnler docs
frost shnll nip It teforo fully llat,,rcd. In n.4y
fields tho corn Ia unt1roly hltllcn from viuw by
Weoda,-;the wet wea.hor preventing fnrmors
from plowtng.
, 1880-06-29

An ANBWRtt fte0M AnDunilAhHAH KHAN.
CAnut, Juno 2S.-An nnawer to tho nrtttat
ult1m9tum has been received from Abaufrah-
man Khan. Its tenor Is said To raise doubts In
regard to tho Khan's sincerity. Abdurrahman
secns to Ignore tho fact that tho british hRvo
informed him that Candahar hay bcon formed
~ separate province. He statcn In hts lottor
that 10 ls TO rule over oxaotiy. the same terrt-
tory as his grandfaiher, Dost Mahomgt 1n other
70 atlvnnc1 to ~ rwan& In Northern kob1atAn.
and there conclude final urranxenlunts.
alAI:A, June 8.-l1neasiness prevails hero In
tt8Arl 10 Afghan At{RirB.
, 1880-06-29
WISCONSIN,,

Special pffpateh to The Chieaao Tribune.
WATEnToWN, Wis, juno 2S.-flaying l1ns bcen
commenced by tho farmers in this section. Tho
oroi, Is heavy one. with fair prospects Of su-
ctlrlng 1t In gotsl condition. Il smaller propor-
uon than usual will be cl0vor, the old clover
having been nearly ail wlutcr.kllcd. Tho rew
tlavcr, hnwaYpr, hua sl0np well. Tho EXCESSIVE
rains Df the past three or four weeks hnve OVER
may prayont cutting upon thom fur sumo tIno
yet,
, 1880-06-29
Austria Said to De Arming to
Meet Any Sudden Con-
tingency.
The Church Bill Adopted by the
Lower House Of the
Prussian Diet.
Strong Opposition to tho Amnesty Bill
In tho French Senate.
Weekly Review. Of Grain Crops and
Trade Prospects In England.
TURKEY.
TtfE EA8TEtsN ttt3tlnTIE.

IU1tA EIs
TtrE EAsTEi.N Ht}nnLE.
CowBrAErtNorLE, Juno @s-The grnrcst np-
prohensIons uro sud to bo entertained Mt the
british Embassy relative 10 tho turn Of affairs Il,
Albania. The Albanian Committee has dis.
patched 1,500 mon to DRlfgcl0.
VIENNA, Juno 2s.-Warllko preparations nro
proceeding horo. There is much activity ut tho
n1sennl.
The Porto has toloRraphed tho Ruthnritics on
tho Greek frontier provnccs for I'LL exact report
Of tho nutnhGr Of Alhnnnns t1ntlpr arms, tho
condition Of tho country, ani its RESOURCES.
BERLIN, Juno aS.-Muoh nuttco has been talen
by an article In tho Pnrs Temps Injecting to dis
sars1 all rcsponafblIIty on tho part Of Franco In
9lo ovont of Turkey refusing to obey tho voice
of Europe. i points to England a. tho ultimAte
cited them to express It In cunfcrcnco,
letter from Corfu states TINT ten English
the. .nasn 1an1 nstcnslb!y to tnun}ro Into tho
feelings Of tic iishn'ltants Of .1anlna lu TINT
district relntlyp 10 annexation to Nreecc, but It
is thought really to I',ako ssrategieal surveys.
, 1880-06-29

john MoManus. OF Nm. n Concord p1aco. mp
peurGd before Justice Kautmnnn yesterday TO
swear out a warsnat for tho arrest Ut bis son
Patrick for stealing house. When Pat was
tnarriol q short time ago tho old Kentle-
man told him ho could live LII
house adjoining tho patarnal mansiou,
but rat eonstruod tho worla to moan that tho
inxly moved II t0 q lut he purchased ut tlla e0r-
nor Ut Willow and Hlssol! stroeta. Tho nld geEs
snys he want4 him to understand that hu 10 not
!M tho business OF giving away houses.