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much 10 common. would not mIsconstruc

so much 10 common. would not msconstrue
his action.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Hampton's
speech, Mr.. Carpenter took The floor and
occupied the remainder Of the afternoon
With an argument In support OF Mr.. KEEL.
logg's right TO his seat.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met at 1890 in continuance
OF Wednesdays session.
The Speaker announced the appointment
OF Mr.. Culbcrson, OF Texas. rs a member
OF the committee TO investigate the alleged
corruption In the contcsted-election case Of
Donneliy as. Washburne, In the place Of
Mr. Reagan, OF Texas, resigned.
The House then went into Committee
OF tho Whole-Mr. Cox, OF New York. in
the chair-on the legislative, executive,
and neutrality-suspicious. bill. Owing per-
haps to the small attendance OF members
the reading OF the bill was not interrupted
until the clause was reached relating TO the
office OF Commissioner OF Interal Revenue.
AT this point, Mr.. Dibrell, OF Tennessee,
offered an amendment providing that the
salaries OF storekeepers and eaugers at all
distilleries that mash less than sixty bushels
Of grain per day shall not exceed fifty dol
lars per month while the distllery Is in
operation. and thirty-6ve dollars while not
In operation, and at all other distilleries
's'orekeepers and gaugers shall not receive
exceeding fifty dollars while the distileries
are not in operation.
Mr.. Baker, Of Indiana, opposed the
amendment, asserting that the effect Of it
would be 10 injure the faithful and honest
administration OF The internaI-rcvenue SER
vice.
The vote on the amendment resulted
yeas, 81; nays, 32. The point Of "No
quorum" was raised by Mr.. Baker. The
call Of the roll was then ordered, which
showed the presence Of quorum.
The question required upon the amend
meut, which Mr.. Garfield characterized as
the moOnshine amendment, and 1t was
agreed TO by vote OF 81 to IS.
Pending further debate the committee
rose, and the session OF Wednesday came
10 close and that Of Thurs lay was COM
menced.
A, 3:l5 p. NJ. the House went into Com
mittee OF the Whole on the legislative ap-
preparation bill. After considering the bill
as far as the fortieth page, without making
any changes, the committee rose, and the
House took recess until 1880 p. NJ
the evening session TO be for The considera-
ton OF reports from the Committee on In
dian Affairs.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
r,,rcsArn roTuE DISPATCH

r,pr To BLOW UP THE SPANISH
ArroxsrI.GENrRAL AT NEW yoRk-wtsT
,,,po,xIA FOR BLAlNE-A MURDERER
ss~rrxcgp-lLLNEss OF EX-GOVERNOR
sooTr-Tnr GREAT OIL FIRES IN PENN
.,v,x1A-fX.sENATo BAYApD'S CON-
s,,r,nx., NEW YORK VILLAGE DESTROY
roBY rIgE-rowDtR'MiLL hArLosioN n
yrr1INe OF The NATIONAL GRAND
,opcE OF CoLoRED MAsoNs-METHoDisr
cr>rRAL CONFERENCE.-THE VIRGINIA
,unIAND RAILROAD SOLD FOR FOUR AND
,uu.F MILLION DOLLARS - CONGRESS
s,ox Al. NEws-FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE
cu,rLOTTESvILLEA AND RAr:DANN RAIL
po,n-TuE NEW vICERoy OF lNDlA-DIs.
T,xcrlsHED VISITORS To AMERICA-gE-
Y,TIoNs BETWEEN ENGLAND AND AUS
TpIA. &C. sc.
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~ Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, May 49, olDu-Sales, loops
bales; upands, L l1-l6c.; orleans, IL &C.
southern hanr about steady common to Isir ehu,'
Wheat ha1e. lower, and less active; unsrsaed red,
sl.27@sl.3o. Corn opened ensi.r. closed arm aud
Sc. better, and mocsra;eiy sc,iSe: No. 3. 4ic.
Hops quilt and nominal. Coffee unchanged. sugar
quiet and STEADY; fair to good n nnng. e-l6ee
Tie. nrime, Tic: efa' In fair demand; standard
"A" 9Sd 9sc: Mola. ses quiet and .teady. Rice
N fair demand and steady Rosin dull az u 800
Wool dull and nominal. Pork shade higher win
moderate inquiry at sll.25. Mdd,es steady hong
Lard sV made drmcr aud moderately active at
s727H@t7.30. WhIskey nominal at tI.ll6e
SLIP. Freghts dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. May l3.-Fiour fairy active and
firm. Wbeat-soulhern easier; western steady and
6rm; southern red, tl.25@si 80; white. si,35s
sl42 No Mar y .s ti4s; No. y western .c cin.
si.sos; june, ti,2!s@si.25; july, iiI4s@
sll4s August, sIl0@tl:l0s; sepemoes,
low easier: western Gull aud nrm; southern white,
See. yellow. 55c. cas- firm aud unchanged. Pro-
cargoes ordinary to priue. I34@l5Sc. SUGAR 6rn
A" soft, 9Hc. Whisky firm at tl.l0H Fieigh,s
'"'' ANU "'A"' CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, Nav 13.--Four quiet and firm;
family, a. .90@t525: fancy. .t59odtG. Wbea,
strong and higher choice red, tl.20. Corn iD saic
demand No. 2. 40a@4ic. Oats scarce and 6rm
stronger Mt s6.S7%d36 90. Bulk-mea,s IN fair ie-
mand and Grm should r.. "A: ribs. s637k. Bacon
| In fair demand and firm shoulders, sassy: ribs,
40 80: sides. $3.50. Whiskey steady AZ i.06. SUI
gar quiet; hards. GA 1877 New crieans. 7ks
SIC. Hogs active. frm, and higher common. a3.2S
u 81 10; light. s4.20ds440; packing, 81 400
$3.50: butchers S4.i5@s460.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. May 13 -Fl"ur steady; f,mny
| 1850: choice To fancy, t6d'65o. What steady
at {l.05Mtl07 Corn steady and unchanged.
Oats quiet and unchanged. POrk steady aud nrln
Buik meats stronger; shoulders. $40: rib,
| s642b: sizes. iG.s7s. Bacon irmer; shouldt ~,
s4.75: RIB. $40: sdes. $3.50: sngar-cnred hasis
s9.5OatlO.5O. Whisky steady and unchanged
81. LOU1g
ST. LOUIS. May l3.-Flour quiet: fancy, 500
Gs575. Wheat unsettled and generally higher,
| No 2 red fan, $l126sl.l2G; No. 3 red fair
slO7, bid. corn hieoer at 35b9Sosc. tlaf.
! frmer at 3lSG3l%c. Pork strong Al SO 90. Lard
| held higher at $500. Bull meats drmer shoRl-
| ders "a: IBIS. 5000 $3.50; sides. &6.45a
| 1850. Bacon hrmer; shoulders, s4.62R; RIBS,
| IS 95 sides, 1920.
CHICAGO.
| CHICAGO, Nav 13.-Wheat irregular; op'ious
! higher; cash lower; No. z Chicago spring. ai.iS
| No. 8 Chicago sprisg. 964c. Corn steady aud nrni
al S7.c oats quiet and firm a, BOZ. Pork easier
| at $1,000. Lard easter AZ s6.9l9 $685.. Bulk
meas 10 good and shade higher: shoulders.
s425 short rib, s6.40; clear, $3.50. Whiskey
| steady and unchanged.
| NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
! NEW YORK, May 49, oiton-Ne receipts. 1873
| bales; futures closed firm; sales, 10000 bahs I.
NAV, sIl.57@sli.5 80; June. ~. 81 July,
rembpr, sii'3i@siI.s5 .Vctobar, si6.s6Hs
sIO.as November, 81 67@sll.6s; December.
e1l67@i1l6S.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
\ DasiardIy Attempt TO Kill the Span
fsh COnsul-Gene at New York.

NEW YORK, May 10 "A dlstardly at
tempt was made yesterday by some party or
parties to kill the Spanish Consul. General,
Hypolto ID. UTiarie. 1t appears when his
letters were brought 10 his office, among
them was a package about eight inches by
three. The Consul attempted to open il,
when it exploded and balls OF fire shot out,
burning the carpet and the ConsuPs coat
and hands, but doing no other damage. An
examination showed that tbe box contained
gunpowder, a large percussion cap, and
what is supposed TO be nitr0.glycerine, and
arranged 10 explode when the top was Ia
ken off 1t was postmarked Philadelphia
and New Yolk, and is supposed to be 4 Gu
ban plot to kill the Spanish official.
Fatal Explosion of n POwdcr-MilI.
POTTsvILLF, Pa, May 13-The Maho-
ming powder II, near Oakland, exploded
this morning. killing Elwood Benseman
and injIring five others. 1t is not known
whether any more were killed Or not, Is tue
mil is OH fire and cannot be approached.
Killed by u Falling TrestIe.
ORANGE CCURTHoUsE,,V VA, May 13.-Yes-
terday portion OF a trestle under con-
>tructon on the Charlottesville and Rapidan
railroad fell, instantly killing Alfred Madi-
son and seriously injuring William Tere-
CRY, employed on the work.
a Murderer Sentenced.
GALVESTON, May ia special from
Huntsville, Texas, says Judge Wood yes
terday sentenced A. +. Carter alias L. 3.
Jones to be hanged July I'd for the murder
of w. Il. Spaulding.
The Death Penalty.
THE RABER MURDERERS EXECUTED.
LEBANON, PA, May 13.-Brandet, Sum-
mel, and Wise, the Raber murderefs, were
hanged this morning.
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TOBACCO MARK TS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

MAY l3.-The following are the quotations:
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.
Lugs-Common. s3af350; medium, SAC
"a 90; good, s4.50Q$5.
Ledf-C Common, s5@s5.50; medium, k8@s7
good nominal; fine, nominal: extra fine, nominal
Stemm ing.-Common, S3@S4; m, do m, S660
$3.50; good, S7dSs.60; fine. $9@tt0.
DARK GooDs-MANUFACIU RINS.
Lug FiiterS.-Common. s3.50@t4; medium,
s4.50dS5; good, s5.50GS6
Leaf FiUers.-CommCD s5dS5 30; medium,
t6@t650; good, s7e sS; fine, s9@ $40; extra fne
sun. cnred, s10dsls.
WrdDperS.-Common, s7.503s8.50: medium,
sS.50d*9: good, s9.5o@Sl0; fine, SlQ@SlI :
extra, S12@13: extra sun-cured, none.
BRIGHT DS-MANUFACTURIaG.
Smokers.-Common, ss@slO; medium, slO@
Sl2; good, S12@$16; fine. Sl6@&20.
Fitters.-COmmOn, s6dSS: medium, f7@S9
good, sl9@sl2; fine, nominal.
WrdDpers.-COmmOn,Sl 500 s15 medium. l 5(d
i20: good, S20MS30; tine, f406f50; fancy, IS
@s65.
HrdODerS. HskOgdny.-COmmon, sl2Mtl5
medium, $50 1920; good, f22@S25; fine, 5000
$40; extra, $i5@*50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class Of goods Is confined
principally 70 good Old heavy bodied Tugs aud Ken
lucky River leaf We quote
Old Tugs, i46s5: Kentucky River lugi, 800
sl2; Kentucky River leaf, sl3d,slS.
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PERSONAL.

EX-GOVERNOR FOoTE DANGEROUSLY ILL.
NASHVILLE, May Elk Governor Henry
6. Foote, superintendent OF the United
states mint at New Orleans, is reported
living at the point OF death at bis residence,
five miles from this city. He has been az
dicted with cancer Of the scalp, and con-
fined to his room for several weeks past.
EX-SENATOR BAYARD's CONDITION.
WILMINGTON, DEL, May 1S.-Ex-senator
James A. Bayard is much weaker to-day,
and apparently sinking rapidly. He resists
all The efforts OF his attendants to give him
nourishment, and it is feared that without
an effort on bis part TO rally his life can be
prolonged but few days.
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l2.-Prices this week ranged as follows:
Beef CdttLe.-Very hest, 5sc.: good, 44fa DC; me-
dunn or good fair quality. 3kM44c.; rough oxen,
thin steers. &C., 3d3&c. q d., gross
Hoqs-Very best. 6s@ &c; good to common
grades &C.. 5Kd6c. q n, net. 49,
Sheep.-Very best wool, 5G6c.; clipped, 4bG
Sc. 2 ~. gross.
lambs, 466kc. e b.. gross.
VedIs-S3.5OGS9 Z. head.
Mich COi0s-S20@f40 p head.
About ISL head of beef cattle, 400 hog, ana
go sheep and lambs on the market this week. Cat
Tie fairly active, but prices for best cattle NC
Of quality considered Some few shipped TO other
markets. Hogs about the same AS last week. some
late arrivals Of sheep eft over unsold Mich COWS
somewhat weaker.
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NEW yORxIRON MARKET.

MAY 11.-American Pig--1he marke. continues
depressed uader the increasing offerings. and de-
mani showing no improvement. scotch pig sn
rules unsettled with The liberal offerings: fair trade
noted at the easy figures. Rats quiet and Domi-
nal. Wrought scrap continues weak under the
large supplies. The nominal quotation, are
Glcngarnock a. s225O@f23: Coiness at s24@
s24.50: Summarize at $685.; American pix
2. and S24@t25 for Gray forge. Rails at S55ea
SIS for iron at works. ana steel at t65@t7u az
wrought scrap al s26at3O.-Journal Of Conn
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Sale Of the virginia Midland Rail-
road.

ALEXANDRIA, May 13.-At O'Clock this
afternoon, the SuperSedeaS having been va
Gated, the Washington City, Virginia Mid
land and Great Southern railroad, extend
ing from this city to Danville, w., with its
various branches, was sold at auction by
Commissioner Barbour for S4,500000 TO
X. T. Baldwin, Wilcox Brown, and Robert
Garrett, trustees for the associated bond
holders and creditors.
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LOUISVILLE CHEWING TOBACCO.
rorrsvIILE SMOKING TOBACCO
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

MAY 1.-THE market c'noraly Is qaiet add
lucky leaf az 46l4c: $50 eases 1878 Penn
syivsnia at l5Mlsc.; 100 cases 1879 Pens;
sylvania on private terms: log log ease' 1878
ma at S5c.@tl.15. Quotations for virginia
leaf: Bright wrappers, common 10 m'dnm, loG
22c; good to fine, 25G45c.; fine 20 extra toe, 80
M75c.: smokers, l5d26c.; dapple wrappers, 10
G20c.: Tugs, common 10 good, 2@G31c. good 70
tine 3@4kc.: leaf, common 20 good, 0mse.; FOOD
to nne. S6l0c.; fine extra. LOG l3c., and black
Mranners, l2Ml6c.
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SEW YORK pETRoLEUM MARKET.

MAY 1.-The market Ia. teen very slow add
has not shown important change. although ruling
soIns what nominsL Crude in shipping ORDER
quoted at 6kea7 papfba At 5ifr. Refined ~ 7tc.
for New York. 7xe: for Phi ad.lphia. spd INC Tor
Baltimore. Refined In cIses NJ lI41I2xc. Cips
Roudeoush fayors rs with the following sum-
mary Of the business to-day at The oil centres
New YORK, 100000 barrels: OH city, 421.0OO
barrels; Bradford, $4,000 barrels total ss'es,
80 900 barrels. opened az INC. bid: highest
sales AT 7ekc., lowest sales at 75c closed nj 75e-
oid Exports for the week, 2:lg74l4 gallons
ports same time last year, 62,s45.ssz gallons
Journal Ut Commerce.
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The Presidential Campaign.
wrsT VIRGINIA FOR BLAINE.

WHEELING, w. VA, May IA. w
Campbell was elected delegate at large. "A
contest occurred in the selection oil dele
gates in the Third district. Two reports
were made-the majority by the Sherman
men. and the minority by the Blaine men
A motion TO adopt the minority report gave
rise TO q long and excited debate, but was
finally carried. The delegates to Chicago
we're instructed to vote for Blaine.
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Exports for the week. $50 500 1898
TYhor,s from, Jan. l."24,496 1850 100000
a rne Last
GENERAL MARKETS
ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

NAY l2.-Flour Is in active demand, ahd pfCts
have advanced 25c. on all grades. wheat y @'.o
higher. and /. 800 bushels were sold al slzo,
Sl,27.Sl9l, and 1892 for Fa',z,ands 80, ~ 30
sudsI az for Lancaster. Corn Is IN hght f.ceipt'
and hut ono small sale was made To-Day ~ 57c. Tor
White No rye or oats reported. Country produce
Is coming IN slowly, aud small sales az. ""oe al
ouotati Ons.-Gdze te.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF.TOBACcO MARKET

MAY 1.-THE market was firm on dark styles
and quiet on Burleys. The sales aggregated $50
hOgshesds.
The Enterprise House sold ~ h. gsheads: hogs
head wen-COunty common eat AZ I IL so z hogs
heads West Vrginla lugs ind common leaf al
$3.50, Sc. 10; hOgsheads Brecklnrdge- touni leaf,
common leaf, and lugs at 50, 1850, $40. $3.50
! hOgshead Robertson County (Teun.) common eaf
a. $40; hOgsheafs Galloway. County hugs a;
SO 60. f345, S3.40. SO 20.
The Gilbert House sold 10 hOgsheads: hogs
heads Henry-C County (Teun.j Tugs aud common leaf
al 1855. 81 so 2 hOgsheads Benton County trenn.)
ugs at $40, s3.45: 3 hogshea1s Graves'C Count '
(ky) common and medium leaf at - SO. 1913,
1880; 9 hOgsheads e tlloway- County common and
medium leaf at s4.95, So, $40 COurier-Jour-
ndt
IOiher hnnses had sales al Ike nrices
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Methodist Episcopal General Confer.
ence.

CINCINNATI, May l3.-The Methodist
EnisconaI General Conference to-day voted
IN elect two missionary secretaries and to ali-
tborize the Board Of Managers 10 employ
sncb additional assistance us they deem
Necessary Th,, election OF these secretaries
Resulted in the choice OF Rev. DIR. ). NJ.
Reid. present incun, bent, and Rev. Z. IL.
Fowler.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NRw YORK, May 13.-Noen.-Stocks firm
Money on call. sac per cent. Fxchange-Long,
4e5x; short, ass. State bonds dull. Governments
quer.
Ereafng.-Money, 4@5 per cent. Exchange,
4S5. Governments steady; new Sc, 1929; A. pcr
cents, 100; per cents, 1918. States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 13.-Virginia 6's old, 49,;
deferred. ~ asked: consols, sax: second series,
%; past-due coupons, Ok new 10-40's, SO I;
l0-40's coupons 95. Bid to-day.
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF The CITY ACDIToR,l
RICHMOND, VA, May 4. 1850.

OFFICE OF The CITY AUDIT0R,l
RICHMOND, VA, May 4. 1880.
TO HOLDERS OF CITY OF RICH
L MOND BONDS MATURING IN JULY AND
AUGUST, lsS0.-At a meeting OF The Coinwis-
sioner. OF the 8 hiking Fund held this date II was
Resolved, That the President OF this BOARD give
notice by publication IN one or more OF The CITY
papers that all Oui s,andi ing bonds OF The city OF
Richmond due In July ana An. u't. 1850. VIII Dc
paid on presentation at this ofics on ana amer The
date of cir re pective Inaturties. and n al fn<r-
et OF all such beads viii cease from and afte1 fich
maturt.cs. - - ......,> ,,...,,e,
HOLDERS OF CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
res,Tred 10 In the FOREGOING reese uion sTe hereby
Gifted and requestcd--in accordance with term
above prescribedto present he anne Tor pay inent-
w. &. CARRI>GIOS,
President Commissioner siDking Fund
1O-dfIyl
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65c.: xa-fDsn alien - - - wv
ineai feet. 75c.: ~ inch ta,tens. v: q: o. nv.
sh,us!c s $3.50: extra A. cIoics Shingles. tz!o
rbnicr A sbiurles, w. so: extra shared ssiugies,
al rs: shaded A.. fair Shingles. sf.50: extra azr
80. /. rood br fnss, 81 10: No. common sbingcs
g0c.; faths, " 40.-Times.
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C0IOred ssasOns.

WILMINGTON, DEL, May 13.-The Ma
tiOnal Grand Lodge OF colored Masons Of
North America is in triennial session here,
with representation from eight States, and
delegates are still expected from several
other States
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, IA bushels. Red, 80 bushels.
CORN.-N, rtd, Az bushels.
OATS.-6O bushels.
MEAL-20 bushels.
BLACK PEAS.-42 bushels.
MILLET.-42 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, IA bushels very rood on pri-
yaie terms. Red, 80 bushels very good on private
terms: IA bushels FuiZ at 1926; 20 bushels
prime Fulz at SIPS; SO bushels Fuitz at sl.25-
total, $50 bushels.
CORN.-Ntred 20 bushels prime at 06c.
MILLET.-42 bushels at 81.
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Obituary.

DANvILLH, VA, May l3.-W. W. Keen,
well. known tobaccO-deaer, planter, and
SPECTATOR, died this morning.
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Stock full paid aud non-asse,sabe.
REGISTRARS or TRASFERs.-farmers' Loas
and Trust Company. -, ,y,...
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Green. PRECEDENT western
Union Telegraph Company, New YORK; Henry B.
Plant president southern Exprss. Company, New
YORK; !. &. Bsbcoek. urasurtr Adams EXPIRES
Company. New York ID J. rarsop' secretary
New York; I. II. MunsoD, Drexei Building. New
York; Albert u. Chandler, pr sident Allan &c ana
Pacific Telegraph Company. New YORK: W. &:
IIumsIGne, <, neral superintendent atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph ComDsny, NV YORK Ibeo.
v. Val. general manager National EEL Telephone
Companv, BOSTON. 1homas !. Brady, Assistant
POS inaste General. Washington, d. Z, nebr, -
Rns Ill Boston Mas. Genera Francis j. MARSHALL
Ceor..town Colo; james VI. Urmes. general super
nteii se Il Southern Bell Telephone aud Telegraph
Conn any, New YORK. ~,
Ru-erll yce-prcsiGeDt; Tneu. y Vail, vice. nrssi-
dent. X. II. Rochester, treasurer George 4. VICE.
secretary. -, ~ .
Clarence Cary formerly Of irgi~isl, New fork .
Jerome f. Manning, Worcester Mas. coun~l.
s,t.crtntions received and lnflrga Ion given py
a. 2s-lm 1UpalAN bhNNon ~ -.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
GRANVILLE AND GLADSTONE.

GKANNILLE AND GLADSlONE.
LONDON. May ia Vienna dispatch
SAYS the publication OF Granvlle's note and
Gladstone's letter is much appreciated here.
Granville recently warmly assured Count
Karolyi that the British Government was
animated by the most sincere desire to Gull
tivatc friendly relations with Austria, and
he expressed satisfaction at the Austro-Ger-
man understanding.
STRIKE OF wEAyERS.
LONDON, May 13.-About 10000 viewers
at Black burn struck yesterday, and the
greater part OF the remainder will proba.
bly, quit work to-day. 1t is not certain that
a majority OF the weavers would have de-
c,ded in favor Of the strike il the question
had been submitted to ballot. The early
disintegration OF the strike is therefore eX-
pected.
EMIGRATION FROM EUROPE
LONDON, May l3.-The emigration from
Europe continues 10 be very heavy. Ac-
cording to the advices OF the steamship
companies the volume OF emigration for
the present month promises 10 excel that OF
April, when 29,401 passengers left Liver
pool-25,1 OF them being for the United
States.
FAILURE Of n LlN bhf WV SAlA Inv
LONDON, May 13.-The Liverpool Courier
says a shipping firm OF that city, under
stood TO be r. Ii. johnson & Co, has notl-
fed its creditors OF its inability to meet its
engagements. The firm has been lately
trading with America.
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS TO AMERICA.
LONDON, May 13.-Prince Leopold. the
Queens youngest son, will sail from Liv-
erpooI to-day in the steamer Sandman for
Montreal. Mr.. Thomas Hughes will visit
the United States this summer.
THE NEW vICERoY OF INDIA.
LoyDON, May 13.-The Marquis OF Ripon,
the new Viceroy, and his staff left here to-
day for India by the way OF Brindisi.
England and Austria.
LONDON, May 13.-The Times In lead
ing article referring to the relations BE-
tween England and Austria, and to the
recent interview between Count katolyi
the Austrian Ambassador at London, and
Earl Granville, the new British Secretary
for Foreign Affairs, states that Count
KaIolyi gave to Earl Granville the mos
positive assurances that the tendencies o
the Austro- German understanding were en-
tirely pacific, and that 1t could not possibly
be directed to any object that would be IN
furious to British interests.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGES.

THURSDAY, May Is, 1880.
sALEs.-10 shares OF C., @. and A. Railroad stock
sol" NJ 4oT; 10 shares OF c., c. and A. Railroad
STOCK sold at As; shares OF Richmond aud Dan.
Vile Railroad stock at $50.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid Asksd
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AnIorRNvENT OF CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-The Ways and
Means Committee this morning adopted the
substitute resolution of Mr.. Phelps. which
provides for the adjournment OF Congress
on the 31st of May, and instructed Mr.. Glib
sou to report it to the House to-day. NO
action was taken by the committee on the
income-tax bill.
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FIouF.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

fine S4@s4.5O; sEperfne, t56t525: e1trs,
s6Mi6.25; common family. S6.25qt6.50 fancy
branys S7Gt750.
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THE PELICAN AND DIVES
MINING COMPANY

Orqanized under the laws Of the State Of New
York - . =, -..., a.,
SILVER MINES situated at Georgetown ]"
Gri ii h district, Clear Greek county, Colorado.
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000; 100000 SHARES +.
PAR VALUE, $40 EACH.