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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-06
Forty sixth COnGress--.SecOndS Session.
WASHINGTON, May ), 1880.
SENATE.


| Mr.. Wallace, from the select committee
to inquire into the alleged frauds in the late
election, submitted report Of the result OF
that committees investigation on the sub
iect of denial or abridgement OF suffrage in
the State OF Rhode Island, and reported a
bill 10 enforce the provisions OF section OF
Article II OF the amendments TO the Con-
stitution of the United states. Placed on
the calendar, aud the testimony taken by
the committee ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Wallace also presented sundiy petit.
tons OF citizens OF Rhode Island praying
relief from the rule OF suffrage observed in
that State. Referred TO the Committee on
judiciary.
MIR. Butler submitted a resolution calling
on the Secretary Of the Treasury for copies
of the reports OF Captain John w. White,
United States revenue service, made while
he was on duty in Alaskan waters, and OF
all papers relating TO the transfer OF !urls.
diction over the territory Of Alaska from
! the War 10 the Treasury Department.
Adopted.
Mr., Blair stated there would be minority
report on the question OF suffrage III Rhode
Island from the Wallace committee.
On motion of Mr.. VOORHEES,, the bill pro
yiding for joint committee TO arrange BET
|
| Library was taken up, and he spoke in its
support.
marks, Mr.. Conkling suggested that, in or
der to give more time for debate, the Kel-
logg-SpoffOrd resolutions be informally Iald
aside.
This was agreed to; but before resuming
the discussion the Senate took up the Dis
trict- Of Columbia appropriation bill, and,
after long debate thereon, without action,
adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
Mr.. Atkins, Of Tennessee. chairman OF
the Committee on Appropriations, reported
the bin appropriating S250,OOO for carrying
on the public printIng-Oflice for the current
fiscal wear. Mr.. Atkins stated that the sum
appropriated was the same as that appropri-
ated by the bill which bad been vetoed by
the President. The bill was then passed
without division.
The morning hour having been dispensed
with, Mr.. King, OF Louisiana. called up the
Joint resolutions reafiirming the Monroe
doctrine.
Mr. Blackburn raised the question OF con-
stating that be desired to pro-
ceed with the post-oftce appropriation Dlll.
The House, by decisive vote, refused TO
"Monroe-doctrine resolutions,
and al 1890 Z. NJ. went into Committee OF
The Whole (Mr. Carlisle In the chair on the
post-ofbee appropriation bill.
The pending amendment Increasing the
appropriation for railway mail-seryice TO
1880. 900 was rejected.
After some discussion an amendment was
,dopted appropriatiDg S9,49o. 900 for rail-
way mail-service, Of which amount $780,
700 is to be used in obtaining special facili-
les.
On motion OF Mr.. King, OF Louisiana, the
for inland transportation by
teamboat routes was increased from SS20,-
90 TO $Sj0,000.
The clause relating to the star service
vas then taken up. i
Mr.. Blackburn, OF Kentucky. proposed
arious amendments to the provIso, which
I'd to an animated debate between repre-
entallyes Of the eastsrn aud western States ]
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PcLITICAI..
New Hampshire Democratic Conyen.
ton.


CONCORD, May 5.-The Democratic State
Convention 10 elect delegates 10 Cincinnati
met this morning and was very fully attend.
ed. John NJ. Shirley was elected president.
lie delivered an address which occupied
out Few minutes. AID was q scathing re-
view OF The Republican marty.
The committee reported resolutions re-
ainrming devotion TO the principles OF Dem.
ocratlc republican government as asserted
by The founders OF American liberty; de-
nouncing the so-caIled Republican party
and the election fraud by which the crea.
lures OF conspiracy and fraud were installed
in the place OF the lawfuiy-chosen Presi-
dent and Vice-President OF the United
states; declaring in favor Of free elections
and the right Of every citizen 10 cast his
ballot unintimidated by Federal bayonels
or any insrumentality OF force or fraud {.
leaving the delegates TO Cincinnati free to
act In the exercise OF wise discretion con-
Jointly with the representatives Of the party
from all the States. Adopted.
The delegates were then elected, and n
resolution adopted instluctng them to adj
here to the two.third rule.
! Adjourned.
Tennessee Republican Convention.
| NASHVILLE, May 5.-The Republican
State Convention assembled a. noon in Rep
resentative Hall. and was called TO order by
j. Il. Delton, chairman Of the State Com.
mttee. W. III. Young (colored), OF David
son county, was elected temporary chair.
man. After the appointment OF a commit
tee on credentials the Convention took
recess.
At the afternoon session. j. r. Dillon, of
Nashville, was chosen president by 265
votes to 2j5 for Thomas II. Reeves, Of
Washington county. On taking the clair
Mr.. Dillon said the struggle was not he
tween him and Reeves, but between the
third.term and aDti.thlrd-term Republicans,
and Grant bad won.
A committee on resolutions was appoint
ed. Stanley Matthews addressed the Con-
yentiOn.
Nerth Carolina Grcenbackers.
GREENSBORO, n. c., May Sat the State
National Greenback Convention here to-
day only four delegates were present, and
one OF them was Republican postmaster.
Congressman De La Matyr did not appear.
An Executive Committee for the State was
appointed. The delegates TO the National
Convention at Chicago will 20 unrestricted.
Tennessee Republicans.
NASHVILLE. May 5.-The caucus OF the
delegates 10 the Republican Convention,
which was in session until a late hour last
night, resulted IN taJling resolutions to in
struct the delegates to the Chicago Conven-
ton.
AntiGrant Republicans.
LOUISVILLE, May 5.-Tbe anti. Grant Re-
publican> held meeting last evening, which
was largely attended. Delegates were APP
pointed to the st. Louis Convention. Many
prominent Republicans were present.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
Country Preduci

Country Produce.
Bsssiuar: zoe. y ID.
Butter. Prime to choice yellow, 22a2ee.; FALL
corn Neal: 62c. p bushel for country: zoe. fol
Drtsd Fruit: Apples. 5@6lac.; peaches. peeled
| SM l2c.; nnpeeled, 4d &C.; CHERRIES, lZ.c. B 3D.
| bitCkDerries, 6@Sc.
Egqs: In barrels, &C.. In crates. 10c
Fathers: Prime nve-eOOse. 4j647c. common
Pa 35c. turkey tail 15c. q 10. turkey wing, Toe
EF5arsesd: sl.25@sl 80 y busheL oo.oo
YGU: Virginia timothy, 81 clover, S0G90c
Dot9ioes: Irish. = bushel 5OG6nc.
ROotS-Glnseng, 81 q ID. Seneca free OF tops, 45c
EGrd: Country. 71s@s..
Rue: 75MS5c. y busneL
SHmdc: Prime. 1oc.
BeIed StraU: 35@40e.
TGilOfD: 56f5kc. y N.
Wool: Market unsettled; washed. 45@50c;
unwssneJ, 30G33c. BURY wool Will bring from
s 20 Sc. p 70 less tnan above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rose.dsle, $3.50 q barrel; Jane
MI" htme: Xgrlcaiural, s@lOc . busnel RockAnd,
tl15nsl.Zj' according 70 quantity JointeT
Plaster: Llmn. "a rs; ground, 50; calc'ned
Tar: Large size, t3.zj@S3.5o.
Dry Goods.
Prints: Merrimsck, ~; Merrimack shrtigs'
Sc; sprsgue. .7se.': ssprague shifting, &C.. /;
Danns &C. AfHs 7Ts s MAa; Mlery S s
pie, &c.; Simpson Mourning, &c.; simp,On Grey,
&c.; simpson Black, &c.; Harmony, 7c.; ASH
'i Bro 90 Cof,ons Manchester y A., 6,ac; Man
Manchester 4 A. A., 6k;.: Manchester A A. A.,
ne; Rockbridge : r. r., 64c.; Rocsbri, 2 4 4 X.
X. k, 6Ec; James River "A II H.. 7 &C. james
Riy. standard A u. d., &C.; Granitevllle X. r..
&C.. Gr4nlte si,e "A E. =, g.; P9SahSnlas hne
BrOto Sheetings: Pepperell l0.4 30c.; Andres
cOggiu l0-4, 35c
BieGched ShfrtfnoS and Sheetings: New YORK
Mills, 19hc.; .w,msutta, 1884,; Dayol, l2c
Androscosgin, L.. IL &C.. Fruit OF the Loom, llc.;
Forrestdale, lie; Hero 4 T. l0c: Pelham &c;
On GifagGam i.@PInnkei, Zoe. white Msnufactur-
Ing Zoe KeS!,wor's sc Gu s SaasStd. s
A., l5hc. ; Conestogs C. r.. 1870; tonestoga Pre-
MUM, IKE: Conestoga +. f., zoe, o.,
Shifting Stripe: Sheridan "a" &C.; sherl-
'' Ero1n Driils: Granitevius, &C.: Stark, 94c.;
Peppere lie, 9]lc.; Rockbrdge IA, 9sc.
psnfns: Jewett City, lie. Boston, sc.
Cotton Pidids Ottawa, H.; Tol>do, lIc';
Old Virginia, DC.
Corset Jeans: Roc pnrt, SC.
CGmbrics: Flat Id &C.; Paper, &C.
Drugs, DYestuHs. Oils, &C.
1ieoscl: s2.5o y GALLON.
Concentrated Lys: ts.25Gs4 a case Of four
dozen.
Copperas: 2kc.
Cochinegt: 90c. p 70.
Extract Of LOpDOOd: l7c-
Indigo: k1dsl.1o.
Mdddsr: l5e. "
AIs5: whale. Use: straits. 50d60e.: labrador
cod OF. 5Om6Oc.: lard 70c.: sweet, ~ y doker;
hest salad $3.50; castor, rs y gallon; virginia
Se15Oe.. Aerosehe, iUsv,, cash. "a
lob.
Race Ginger: &c. ., 49, o.a
Roots: Ginseng, v0c; Seneca "ilhoei 'op' o'V
Soda: SAL. IS@2c., In keys; Epsli'l soda DC
American. SAG4c.
EpiTjss TxrDs1sttHf: oQcs
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a Duel to the Death.

New YORK, May 5.-The particulars are
given OF the desperate ARRAY at AstOr City,
Col. Charles LIB and William Spelzatan,
the two Swedes who quarrelled over the
ownership OF mine, had not been Il great
while In the country, and were unaccus-
toned to American manners. They were
told by some Of the miners that the Gully way
Of settling quarrel in this State was by
the aid OF a pistol. They were advised to
fight a duel, and agreed to do so. Twenty
five feet were stepped off. and the men pre-
pared to fight. Both men were shot in the
bowels at the first round, but they were not
80 disabled as TO be unable to shoot, and the
duel was continued until both pistols were
empticd. Both men were wounded in seve-
raj places and both died soon after the affair
WAS ended.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
NAY 1.-THE following are the quotations
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.
Lpgs.--Common, s3@s3.5O; medium, &4G
"a 3 10: good, s4.5o@i5.
LeaE-Common, $5Gt5.5O; medium, s6ai7
good nominal; ine, nominal: extra foe, nominal
Memmfng.-COmmon, 1904; m.dun, s6@
$3.50; good, S7GSs.50; fine, s9@tl0.
DARK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LuO Ffkers-CommOn. x350@S4; medium
~ .50d$5: good, S5.50dS6.
Lepf FiUerS.-CommOn t5dt5 so; medium
s6d $3.50; good, SO ss; fine. 10 GSl0 extra fine
sun.cured, sl0Gs1s. -
is5O@s9: good. i9.50GSl0; fine, sl0@ill
extra, &l2613; extra sun-cured, none.
BRIGHT OoDs-MANUFACTURING.
SiaOkers.-Common, SSdSl0; medium, sl0G
fl2: good. :l2msl6: line. Sl6@S20.
FINers-tOmmOn, f6Gss: medium, S7MS9
good, Sl0@sl2; fine, nominal
UrdDperS.-COmnOn.& l0MSl5 medium. 81 ga
$40: good, S20G $50; fine, S40dS50; fancy, S5C
@s65.
Wrappers. UqhOgGny.-COmmOn, S12@S15
medium, sl5dM20; good, s22GS25; iine $500
$40; extra, s4JMi50
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class of goods Is confined
principally to good old heavy-bodled lugs and Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote:
Old Tugs, s4Gs5: Kentucky River lugs, sl0@
sl2 Kentucky River Leaf, sl30sls.
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Lemons: siessna. s5as5sO n nos.
. n~snoes: Boxes. so@s3.60 p box; cases. $50
Groceries. &C.
BacoT: Shoulders. 54.: clear rIs-:ijss &c.
ribbed. 7Ac.; Virginia shoulders, 5@okc.; vi
sini, hos-round; 7g7He. virrinia hams, lsyg.
pisr hams. 10@i0iic. Stock light.
5nckets: Pain.ed; two hoops, fl.6O@si 10
Brgoms. Two etrings, 81 IS. three stfins
tl.50@S2 so: four strings. s2.2b@s3.
Coffee: Rio-Cominon. IDOL ljfc.: fair 80
i4c; good 70 prime, 1896; LHsnaJfa, 1880
Uandies; Adsmsniine csndles I2,EGlsc. ~
l5@l5Hc. y b.: hslf-boxes. ae.: tstow. lac.
ard western prime cutiing. IL GIsKc.: commor
/ 10 49,: English dairy. leM2Oc.; Fiucappl., IS.
Rtce: Carolina, 7saec.: kangoon. &C.
ftsk: Elerrngs-NeTtn carolina No. cut, %
North Cxrolin, gross. t4ds4.60; North CsrD
lima roe: IN half-Harres. s3at3.50. Macserei,
No. ! Ray sie: No. 2. in earres, 50; NO.
No. z. In kits, tl.S7H; No. $3.50.
Lard Prime, tsrreis ana uerces. So; II bali
srosaSsss: Common syrrp-Hozshs.uss. "a.
terces. 24c. barrels, 25,; genuIrl g0I-cH ~ uT
Sns4oc' gallon; New Orleans, prime 5Os6
SGH; Liverpool, from store $3.50 GFeun'
SuqGr: Crushed. 1910; powdered. lOH" rrss
nlsied. o.; A, s4@9%c.; 9e.; extr~ &, si3,.
yeIow. ~ SIC; ert io%f, III.
Gor2: Common, 5e7e.' otss TsShlns, 7se.'
toilet. lJM20c. and fancy prlces country, 40 {
Tsds: Black. Soc. dfl.--ths '-8s prime aIflt
imperial, slI0@si.e9; gnppo0der, ti.a6@iTs
Tor strictly cnoice.
Hides. Leather. sc.
Bfies: Green. sac =. dry .,lted I2@I3c.; dry
Ant, ii1l6c.; Tei sailed $780, WEI %siJr "a.
LeGthsr: Sole icSsner. oak. 4Cai2 =; sic le.:ss,
lemlocs. 25d27c; country uouor. 3O@5Oc., cp
nnIsh. $50 22c. p loot: kin, i0G175C 10: narrCs,
couEry, 3OG3G: city hideh. 800 40c. y H.. cab
sIlps. French. slGtl.90 2 H.; rouga skctiDi
30G36o.
iron. steel. Nails. nc.
Irer. American refined. ono Dom9i0- bar. Sc
y 10 for standard size, English aud Ame ican
iEdt.
Tdns: Oh Dominion. s4.25 rer key for stand
ard sizes; loo. OF In lots Of 200 kegs.
a n.
Rope: Manila, best, l4@I5c. jate, sA@ 9o.
LiGnors. wines. sc.
Ats: Scotch, hes; brands, piuts s2G5s2 - .
dozen. gold.
grasldie;: Dones,.c. II 2sGe2: rrui,. alice
s40; apple. new. t!759Sz; cid, s2.Zc@S
Virginia peach. s2Ms2.50.
RVe w fSkevs: Medium. sl.5CGa:: 0j.so oid. g.
Gt4; Virginia mountain, new, t4C9t2.5C, ,iG
t2.h0@s330 and upwards
Gty Domestic. " .2j@s2; linoorted, 20 2 cas.
NeiD England Rum il.5OMS160
IectGed WhiSkeyS: MarFet quiet
Lumber. S,ayes, &c.
LInsber:- White oak, sl3@sls a 1000!
WreS IN Virginia r0n,ar. iI4@tZ5 2 l,00O
white nlr. MA Gt42 80 = 1000: yellow oins
bosrds 80, market stiff; dry clear, Sl2 Sl4
and In demand; lois.. b90@l1. accOruiug "
lengths. >mnsles- Pine. t1.73@t2.50; cypress
six-inch, S6lst q 1000. LathS-SpaL 81 "a wed,
81 75GLSI 81 Loco.
StdUes: Whisxey-parrel timber green, {: f61F2-i
1000: seasoned, .20@$25 a LOCO, rlour-ns -.
timber, "A dt7 q 1000. FiOdr-haTrel pu,es, s4Gt
20: hosshead-no0ps, zoe. q bundle.
Powder shot. &c.
Fuse TOYS naming, 85c.6Sl.25 e IO9 jtc,
PoWder: 1915 by the five kegs--leas li..s -,
Kegs, 1925 blasting, So 25@S3.j0.
SaOt: Northern, IL % 2 h;.g o. - IL
0riGdeteDsS: lkg2hc p =.
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TIE LATEST NEWS.
BYTr.I.EGRAPH TO THEDIsPATCu

FlsHrSG FLEET WRECKED: TWENTY YES
SET S swAMrED AND MANY LIVES LOST
FL. GHTFuL CoLLIERT txrLosIoN-A
DESPERATE AFFRAY-QUAkANTiNE RI
T.BrIsHED At NEW oRLrANs-REPRE-
SENTATIVE FUCKERS NEW TARIFF
B,tJ,-RAiLRoAD MArTERs-NEw HAMr-
SHIRE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
TENNESSEE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
CONGRESSIONAL NEW S-TCM SCOTS
SUCCESSOR ELECTED UNITED STATES
DISTRICT COURT IN NEW YORK OUT OF
YrNDS-FoUR DELEGATES ATTHE NORTH
CAROLINA GBEENRkCK CONVENTION
DrsATE ON TIE SOCIALIST BILL IN THE
CFNENA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOREIGN
ITEMS
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PASSENGER TRAINS.
900 r. NJ Leave RschmOnd daily Except sun
day). connecting at West Point On
TUESDAY, THUR DAY. ann 50 l.
URDAY with steamers for all land
irgs on the York river and for Baiii-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
53OA M Leave Richmond daily Except sun.
1000 A. NJ. I day., connecting al We, Point Win
steamers for Baltimore on MONDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
with steamers for New York on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, and
FRIDAY: with steamers for Proyi-
dence and Boston on TUESDAY snc
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. NJ. Arrive at Richmond daily lexctp,
sundayl connecting at West Poini
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud sAT.
URDAY with steamers from BAIL
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
1868 T.. ma Arrive at Rehaond as,y teSeep!
500 4, 81. sunday. connecting at West POM
with steamers from Baltimore, New
Yerk, Providence, aud Boston.
No .rxnsfer OF freight =, hlcitnlosd 70 ~ non
southern points. Cars run through het~e'l Atlanta
C Careful handling ard d!spA;cs, viii loves "a es
Through bills OF lsdipg, with guaranteed ssies
Issued 20 all northern anu western point.
Fer IL formation, apply at once OF me eompan'
Tweuty-lhird and Dock streets. Richmond. Va
ocA u. I. DOUGLAS, srpeFia'eaa'ns
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New YORK, May 5.-The United States
marshal having notified Judge Shipman,
who is now holding the United States Dis
trict Court in this district, that he had no
money with which TO pay jurors and wit
nesses and the officers OF the court, his
Honor discharged all the Jurors except
those engaged in the trial OF the kid-glove
REIMBURSEMENT case, remarking that 70
causes could be tried until Congress makes
the requisite appropriation to carry on the
courts. Considerable observation-disclosures eX-
messed by suffers at this state OF affairs.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Germ any.

BOLD D yCLABATIoN IN THE REIcHsTAG.
BrRLIy. May 6.-In the debate on the
.oti-SociaIist bill in the Reicbstag yester.
day. Herr Hosselman made declaration oil
his nolltical cree 4, which created considers
HE eommoiion. He hoped the German
working people would initiate the Nihilisls
AND Communists by rising against des-
noilsm. He regretted that it had been for
merry denied ia the Re'cbstag that the So
ciaIIsts were connected with the NilIillsis.
personally, he accepted this connection, not
knowing how far tis colleagues agreed WIN
uim. The belief was gaining GROUND among
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Accident OH the Richmond and pc
fersburg Railroad.

PETERSBURG. Va, May 5.-WhIIe passing
Temples Crossing, on the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad, this morning, the pas
senger. coach attached to the freight train,
due here at $3.50 O'Clock, jumped the track,
and was completely wrecked. Six passen-
gers were seated in the coach at the time,
and all were more or less injured. W. l..
wager, the conductor, had his back pain
fully wrenched, and Abraham Greenebaum,
trayelling-agent of ID. Oppenheimer & Bro
ther, OF Baltimore, was severely bruised
about the thigh and legs. The other pas
sengers received slight injuries only.
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| the peopIe tho. The days Of parliamentary
pllayering were over. For these utterances
he was called TO order.
THE DAYS or "rREE TOWNS" NUMBERED.
LoSDoy, Nav 5.-The Berlin correspond
ert Of the Daily ke,cs fears That the days
| OF free towns In Germany are numbered.
Proceedings are now being begun against
Bremen, and he supposes LuDeck VIII short
" receive its death-warrant. rms new and
determined policy on the part OF Prussia
must be regarded with the utmost interest
by many English and American merchants,
whom 1t will materially AFFECT.
Racing in England.
LONDON. May 5.-The race for the Ches-
ter trades Gun came of at the Chester meet
ing to-day. aud was won by Mr.. Leopold
de Rothschild's :hree.y car-od chestnut foal
Fashion. The second place was secured by
Lord Drogbeda's six.year-Od bay horse
Philammon, and the third by Lord Rose
berry's six.year-old bay horse Rhidorrock
Ten ran. In the betting eight to one was
laid against Philammon.
~. Nr.ParnelI TO Sit for Cork.
LONDON, May "a dispatch from Dub
lin to the Times says: Mr.. Parnell paid a
farewell visit 10 Navan yesterday TO an
nounce 10 the electors OF County Meath that
he had definitely resolved 10 sit for Cork.
There was preliminary conference Of the
Roman Catholic bishops and clergy, who
unanimously resolved to accept as Satislac.
tory Mr.. ParnelPs reasons for leaving Meath,
and by a majority decided to adopt Mr.. A.
NJ. sullivan as his success ,or. provided he
FELT at liberty to cooperate cordially with
MI. ParnelI in Parliament. A public OPEN
air meeting was held in the evening, and
the announcement Of Mr. Sulivan's name
eltclted cheers and cries OF mo-" There
were several haDd.to-hind fights among the
parlsans OF the rival candidates. Messfs.
Drake and Sullivan. The police were Obliged
10 interfere several times 10 protect Mr.
brakes partisans from being severely NAL
treated. Mr.. Parnel said il he consulted
bis own inclination he would represent
Meath, but il he did so, Cork would be I'M
doubleday lost.
The Honor 10 Captain Potter.
LONDON, May 5.-Lord Mayor Gray, in
presenting the freedom Of the city OF Dub
lin to Captain Potter yesterday, said il was
an honor OF which the corporation was
jealous, and that only three names had pre-
ceded that Of Captain Potter upon the bur
CESS ROLL the first being that OF The late DIR.
Isaac Butt, the next Mr.. Gladstone, and the
third eX-President Grant. The certificate
OF freedom was enclosed in casket OF bog
wood and oak, deliberately carved, and
adorned with Irish embIems.
Coming TO America.
LONDON, May Mr.. Michael Dayitt Will
sail for America on Sunday next to assist
Mr. Dillon in the organization OF land
leagues throughout that country.
Failure of COitOn-Man facfurers.
LONDON, May 5.-Outram & Co., cotton
OF Preston, have suspended.
Thc liabilities for the difference on contracts
for cotton to arrive in Liverpool ale esti-
mated at from 100000 to $4,000.
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a ',s 10 .ae rropricty Il cutting down the SER
wee west Of the Mississippi.
/ Without coming to vote the committee
rose.
The House took recess until 1880 p. NJ,
tue evening session TO be for the considcra-
ton Of the District code bill.
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Guit neciflo(f.

New YoRK, May The suit OF A. T.
Stewart 81 Co. against the Government, liz.
yolyjpe the question Of the validity OF the
REIMBURSEMENT OF kid gloves, was to-day
decided in favor Of the Government.
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A large variety ofPARtsOLs and UMBRELLAS
all sizes, qualities, and prices;
Splendid SERGE PARASOLs at Use, sjc, and
81;
Genuine IMPORTED SERGE. 'odrranted not to
fade. at sI2O, sl.35, and $3.50;
SILK PARAsOLs from sl.25 up;
TWILLED-sILK UMBRELLAS at $3.50 and So -
very cheap;
GINGHAM UMBRELLAS at all prices from 73c.
up;
ALPACA UMBRELLAS cheap;
nice line ofJET GOODS at very low prices;
HAIR ORNAMENTS;
EAR-DROPS at and l0c.;
VEIL PINS at 8 and l0c.;
HAT and HAIR-PINS cheap;
JAPANESE FANS at all prices, from Sc. up;
POCKET BOOKS-all kinds-from Sc. up to the
finest;
TOOTH-BRUSHEs-al kinds;
We have just received large variety of TIN SETS
1925 per set-these sets are full size aud well
made. aud are very cheap at 1925;
TIN sPITTOONS (all colors) at SOC. per pair;
BROOMs, BUCKETS, and TUBS-all kinds
A large line Of BLACK WALNUT BRACKETS,
WALL-POCKETS, TOWEL RACKS, Toll
LET.BOXES with mirrors attached, sFANDs,
&C.;
HEAVY BLACK WALNUT wINDOw-COR-
NICES at IL and sl.25.
Calls W. A. sTEVENss,
mv3 sos Broad street.
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Quarantine M New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, May Ex-Governor Wilt
has issued proclamation establishing q
rigid quarantine against all infected ports,
and against all vessels from or touching at
Havana, Vera Cruz, or Rio de JaneirO. All
such vessels are to be thoroughly fumigated
and detained at the quarantine station at the
discretion Of the Board OF Health.
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by Telegraph.
WEDNESDAY, May 8. 1890

NEW YORK, May 5.-EOen.-Stocks firm. Money
on call. 5M6 per cent. ESchange-Long, 4S4E
short. 1917. State bonds duh. Governments quiet.
Erealng.-Money, 5@li per cent. Exchange,
4s4i,. Governments quiet and steady new IS,
lO21; A. per cents, ICsB per ceuls, 1919.
states quiet and STEADY.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 5.-Virgina 6's. deferred.
= cOnsols. 5JA; second series, 22H past-duc cou-
nons, 81 new l0-40's, 40; l0-40'-, coupon, 80.
4 f..-1lL
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pres,dentTom SCOTS Successor.

PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-At special
meeting OF the Board of Directors Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company to-day
George b. Roberts was elected a member
OF the Board and president OF the COM
p,nv. to take effect June 1T, upon the re-
tjremept of Colonel Scott.