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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-08

OFFICER MILLER yesterday run in three
bows, about fifteen years old, whom he
found bathing in the creek near the Ores
cent Mill, contrary to the ordinance for
such cases made and provided. For sale
keeping he put them where II would be
cool enough to wear more clothes THAI
thew had on when he found them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-08

Busle Gimp and Bualc FrinEcs-
Best assortment. i BLUM d. BRO.
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The Situation in Maine.

THE FUSION QUESTIONS AND THE SUPREME
COURT.
BANGOR, Me-, January 27.-The Justices
OF the Supreme Court arrived last night
They will confer to-day upon the Fusion
questions.
THE FUSION LEGISLATURE DOING NOTHING.
AUGUSTA, January 27.-The Fusion Legis-
lature assembled to-day, but adjourned IN
Ill tomorrow without transacting any bust
ness.
FUsIONISTs ARRIVING AT AUGUsrA-TROUBLE
STILL BREWING.
BOsTOY, January 27.-The Herdtd'S Au.
gusta special says "There have been quite
large number Of arrivals OF FuslonistS
from Lewiston and Auburn, and the Adiu-
tant. General has information that CON-
pany Of seypnty-tve is expected this after
noon from Biddeford. Leading FuSiOnSts
say that any attempt 10 arrest officials OF
their government will be resisted by force.
The Governor has been urged TO call the
Portland Blues and Montgomery Guards to
this city, and it ha. been suggested to have
them quartered in ball near that in which
the FusiOnists meet. The Governors pro-
clamation is expected 10 follow close upon
the decision Of the Supreme Court"
THE SUPREME COURT DECIDES ADVERSELY to
THE FUsIONIsTs.
BANGOR, January 27.-The Supreme Ju.
dicial Court has rendered a unanimous de
cision declining to recognize the Fusionist
bodies at Augusta, and explicitly declaring
the House and Senate now holding sessions
in the State House Qhe Republican Legis-
Iature) to be the legal Legislature OF the
-
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FOrty.sixfh COngress--SecOnd Session.
W ,curNcrov Jonuorv o7 1QQO

SENATE.
Mr. Randolph, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported bill for the re-
lief of Fitz John Porter. he bill has
heretofore been published.]
Mr.. Logan made 4 minority report. He
dissented IN toto from the preamble: First,
that the President had no authority 10 or
ganiZe a commission TO examine the case by
taking er pdrte testimony; second, that the
action OF the cOurl-martlal is not review
able by Congress; third, that Congress bad
no right 10 pay pension for services not
rendered because Of exclusion from the
army. The bill was placed on the calendar.
MIR. Edmond> offered resolution, which
was agreed to, irstructing the Committee
on the Judiciary to inquire into the settle
ment or adjustment between the United
States and raiIl Dads mentioned or provided
for in the act OF Febu ary %, 1915, to pro-
vide for settlement with certain railway
companies if any discrimination or differ
enceS OF treatment has been made by the
United state officers in favor OF one or
more OF such companies as against Others,
and if 50. what further legislation, ii any, on
the subject is eXpedent.
Mr. Pcndicton introduced bill 10 au-
thorize the appointment OF medical nSpec-
tors in the navy 10 the officer Of chief Of
Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery, and TO
remove the disability OF the present incum-
bent.
A number OF bills OF minor importance
were introduced and referred, and several
private pension bills passed.
The Senate then resumed the conSidera-
ton Of the Joint resolution Withdrawing
the compulsory legal-tender power Of United
states notes, which had been reported adj
versely from the Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Bayard made a long speech in sup
port OF the views OF the minority OF that
committee.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Goode, of Virginia, chairman OF the
Committee on Yorktown Celebration, re-
ported bill to carry into effect the resOln-
ton adopted by Congress in October, ISL.
in regal d to a monument and column at
Yorktown. Passed.
GIt appropriates 100000 for the erection
81 a monument at Yorktown. and S20, 900 in
order to enable the Committee on York
town Celebration 10 make all necessary ar
rangements for such celebration OF the
centennial anniversary OF the battle OF
Yorktown as shall befit the historical signiii-
csnce Of the Occasion.]
MIR. Cook, of Georgia, from the Commit
tee on P0st.Offices and Roads, reported
back the bill declaring all public roads and
highways post-routes, and authorizing the
PO,tmaster-Gencral to put postal service on
all such routes when the public necessity
requires it. Upon objection by Mr.. Bount,
OF Georgia, the bill was withdrawn.
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole on the revision Of the rules.
The new rules, as far as Rule 7, were agreed
TO, with unimporlant amendments.
Adjourned.
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DIGIT AND LEFT paralyzing blows are

being det at disease by the great mic and regu-
lator, Hostetters Stomach Biters. Fever and ague,
general debility, rheumatism, nervous ailments,
constipation and dyspepsia, are among the mala-
dies for which experience has proved It a specific
It's work IS thorough, its effects are prompt. II Is
not, however. advertised to p oduce immediate
cures, though II affords speedy relief and will, If
given a reasonable trial, such any standard reme-
dy deserves, root ont the maladies TO which it is
adapted. In emergencies arising ia families It is
particularly srryctable, and 1t Is esieem med through
out the land as a medicine of comprehensive uses,
whole ONE vegetable composition, and unobjection-
sblc favor. It has risen 10 popularity by purely
legitimate means. and only wei sub tanuafed facts
are alleged IN regard 10 It. Use II Systematically.
IL Wlw)FNM
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resumption. Unless the present measure Is
adopted the financial law that bad money
WIZ drive out good money VIII opcrute 10
the exteat Of the amount OF our paper CIR
culation By arresting the absorption OF i'm.
ported poid INFO our currency. The with.
draw al OF the Iepal-teuder power could In.
iure no man nor lessen the value OF notes
IN The hands OF any holder, because an
equivalent for face-Ialue Is offered
IN gold and silver coin in case
any creditor refuses TO accept notes.
He showed1bat the endowment OF Govern
ment notes with the legal.teDder power had
never prevented their depreciation when
natural causes tended to produce it. In this
connection he spoke OF the Weaver bill as
one commentary on the foregoing remark,
and said il IL were Just To pay soldiers
the difference i'm value between United
States notes and coin, II was Just
TO pay IL TO every one who had
been Obliged TO take them. This would
require an incredible issue OF paper.
The present Congress might not yield TO
these solicitations, but on the threshold we
should meet and defeat all such wild and
fatal Schemes. Whether the Senate would
now concur in his views he knew not, for
a measure like this had never been and
would never be made by him the subject 0i
party caucus or personal canvass for votes,
but he believed the good sense OF the people
would support his views.
APPROPRIATIONS FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
WASHINGTON. January a. House Com
miltee on Public Buildings and Grounds
to-day agreed upon bills making appropri-
atoms for the erection OF public buildings
as follows: At Montgomery, Ala, sl2j,.
000 Jackson, Miss, 100000; Lynchburg,
Va, $4,000; Charleston, w. Va, 100000.
NOMTNATIOY or CENsUs-sUPERvIsoR.
WASHINGTON, January 27.-The Presi-
dent sent 10 the Senate to-day the nOmina-
ton Of j. ID. Stanford, Of North Carolina.
to be supervisor OF census for the Third
North Carolina district.
THE POTOMAC STEAMERS.
WASHINGTON, January 27.-The Inland
and Seaboard CUasting Company has pur-
chased steamer Of about the tonnage oil
the John W. Thompson TO run in cOnnec-
ton with that steamer on the Potomac
river. and thus make daily line. The Jane
Moseley. now running on the Potomac, will
he Withdrawn for repairs and then placed
in connection with the Lady OF the Lake on
the Norfolk route. Tne Thompson, now
on the ways at Alexandria, will be taken
off in about ten days, and will run in con-
junction with the steamer.
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ROOTS. SHOES. &C.

DOU Il l. E. 35H
~ SOLE HANDMADE BOOTS al
S7.50-a bargain;
GENTLEMEN's HHGyY DoUBLE-sOLE BUT
TON-BOOTs, LACE-SHOEs, and coNGhEss
CATERS, In all grades;
LADIES' FRONT and SIDE-LACE and BUTToN-
B0OTs-heavy soles. for Walking ana III me
soft Kid and light soles;
poYs, ,nd CHiLDREN's sCHOoL-sHOEs and
FINE DRESS BOOTs;-
INFANTs' SHOES Ia ali styles;
A ane line Of OLD GENTLEMEN'S and LADIES
BROAD-BOTTOM, FLAT-HEEL BOOTS ana
SHOES; ..,,.,
TRUNKS. yALIsEs, sATCHELs, BAGS, OVER
the AI IifSivfsshL ANKLE-sUPPORTER, for
weak Sih'e'-' s''N ' j. A. GRIGG's.
aeaI Tenth aud Main Streets
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LATEST NEWS.
nv TELEGRApu TO THE DISPATCH,

NEWS AND GossiP-sENA-
TOR BAYARD's SPEECH IN SUPPORT OF
HIS RESOLUTION WITHDRAWING THE
LEGAL-TENOER POWER OF GREEN
BACKs-PAssAGE OF Tue YORKTOWN
CELEBRATION APPROPRIATION BILL IN
THE HoUsE-1HE MAINE QUESTION; DE-
cisIoN OF THE SUPREME COURT DECLIN-
ING TO RECOGNIZE THE FUSION LEcIsLA-
TURE AND DECLARING THE REPUBLICAN
HOUSE AND SENATE THE LEGAL BODIES
APPROPRIATIONS FOR pUBLiCBUILDINGs
At LYNCHeURG AND OTHER SOUTHERN
roINTS-TnE NEGRO EXODUS AGAIN
BOOMING DUEL BETWEEN NEW Or
LEANS JOURNALISTS.
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GOLD PENS.
JOUN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
W COZ u PEN

PATENTED October 2, 1872,
Is the highest achievement in the manufacture Of
Gold Pens. and the result of experiments for more
than twenty years. The RECORD" PEN is pro-
duced hv sl,ilful combination Of the two precious
and non. corrosive mctals-l karat GOLD and PA
TINUM-while the Ordinary gold pen contains an
alloy Of copper. reducing its fneness without yield
lng that elasticity density, and steel-like temper
which the costly platinum supplies. The "REC-
ORD" GOLD PEN-POlNTS are of the best hid
inm t,liamonds), indestrucible with fair treatment,
and polished 10 glass-like smOothness.
Sieel-pe writers lave now every objection to gold
fairly overcome, and every requirement In pen
which will endure and not oXidize. sqnarely met.
The "RECORD" GOLD PEN is guaranteed 70
possess durability, permanency Of SPRING ana per-
fccton of point. Price $3.50. Sold by all jewellers
and saiouers in the United states. lfnot found or
der direct fiOm
JOHN HOLLAND, Manufacturer,
10 west Fourth street, Cincinnati.
For sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH and WOOD
uorsE& PARHAM, Richmond. Va. NH l9.Wly
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LfszcnS MeSsiHa. s1HffJ .
D.anoss: Boxes. ss7sd4s o box; cases. Wv
lenta, s7.75Nss
groceries. &c.
5ssori shoaicsas. So. e.sa ri-.sides. 81.
mis- hos.rouns. 7@7Hc. '' yqgri, ess ,, sm
3Gllcc.: small. 10n1 lc.: xag,r-crcu. IOHaf1c.
os,i hams. 10a10,se stock ligbi.
hree hoops. si.7jot2.
Broems: TWO strings. si.2s: 'hrss strings
sl.50Rsf2 so: four strings. fz.ZjFS3.
co6es: Rio-Common. 1s@ilc.; fair, I5A
&C.: good 70 prime, i79lsc.; LAsns5ra, l6fS
lCondIss: kesmsnrne candies. i2f9lsc. sses
i5Gl2kc. y ~: half-ooses. I3c.: fellow. lac.
%.a's Prime cutting. l4f9l5c.; northern
IL 49,: English dairy. lsal0e.; Iinsspple 2Jc.
Rice: Carolina. 7k@sc.: Rsngoon. &c.
ttsh: herrings-Sertn Carolina No. / cut %
ina roe. IN half-,arrels .s3Gt35O. N1cSerel,
No. l Bay; fie: 70. 2, In barrels. 50. No. s
No. Z. IN kits. s1.s7A; No. $3.50.
Ldrd: Prime, usrreis and s!srces. &c.: 10 half
hot0ssss: Common syrup Hossheads 2ic.
tsrces 22c.: barrels, 23s.; genuine xoI.es syrup
s5a<5c. y gallon: New orleans. prime. 4oG55c.
| dun. from store Soc y sack.
I Sugar: Crushed. l0a;.: powdered. l0bc.: graz
Ye1op. ~ sac; CT loaf. l11c.
SoSD: common. 5G7c.. best washing. 7kesc
'oiIet log20c.; and i.ncT ntees: county ssSS
imperial, tLl0@sl.6e; gunpowder, sl.sS@l.73
| Ter strictly choice.
Hides. Leather. &c.
HiGss: Green, L.: drv ssted. l2.: dry,
| skins, sl.20A tl.30.
Leather. Sole leather. OAK. 4 lca42 sole leather
nemlock. 27as2.: country uuper. 30fd5cc. Gig
dnish. lsa22c. = foot Kin. 4Oa75c. a H.. harness.
country. 30G36: clty finish. 3Jd40c "A 70. calf
,.lns, french. sI@fl9o g D.; rougi skiriins,
30&36o.
iron. Steel. Nails. &C.
Tr6n: American refined. Old Doruiaios s-10c.
~: English and american sheet. Sc CO.
Notis: Ola Dom MA. 1915 IN goo krg los,
,er 6eg; standard; smaller lets from The stores,
Pii9agh-cGsttrgs: wholesale. sSt4,.; resni.
Bore: Manila. best, lt@I5c.: ju,e SAGE.
higS: Naked cottos, 24'. white. 81 D.; w0olee,
Liquors. Wines. &C.
Ats: Scotch, hes; orsnds, pints s2Gs2.25 .
BrdndieS: Domestic. al z5@.2; fruit, sl.l0a
:l40; apple. new. sl.7J@s2; Old, *Z.2j@s3;
RE Wtisfsus: Medium, sl5O@s2: pure Old. e.
5f4 tlrgda mountain, new, 4Zest20V, slds
az Es SSs'S Bra III 5nsnIf'Sa 70 Gaze
RectOsed NhfskegS: Market quiet
lumber. >ravss. sc.
Lumber: White pax. SI3dsl5 =, 1000: Western
fi4&s42.5o ! 900: yellow pine ieG SoarG,. $500
sll: Oist s9GNl / according 70 ltnltls. Shinges-.
Pine. hl.7JGf2.iU; cypress siX-nCh. tG0ee
y 1000. Lsths-Spiit, 81; sawed, SL75GYl.sO
2 1000.
St0seS. Whiskey-harrel timber green. 81 "a t2s9
1000; seasoned, &20@S25 = 1000. f!ovr-rarre
timber. S2@Sj = 1000. FlOur-baTel DVies, -
hOgshead-hooIs. roc p bundle.
Powder, Shot, &C.
Fuse TOYS, mining, 35c.asl.25 = I0c FEET.
PODder: 1915 by the five kegs-less than i've
kegs 1928: blasting, sS.25@t3.50.
1GCf: Northern. - rs = bag % ~ d.
GT;GdstO.cS: lAG2 C. y.
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The Negro Exodus Again Set In.

CINCINNATI, January pa special from
st. Louis says the tide Of negro emigration
from the South has set in again. About 200
arrived there Sunday. All have some money,
aud come from East Baton Rouge, Wash
ington county, and Grenada, Miss. Those
who have arrived at st. Louis report that
there are hordes to come. A colored man
acting as agent has sent TO the Relief Com
mittee n list Of 900 families who, he says,
wish TO come North. Within few days
700 immigrants have reached ST. Louis.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.


Country Produce.
Applss: s2@s3.5O q barrel.
BessUdE: zoe. "a u.
Bmttsr: Prime TO choice yellow, lS922c.; fair
to good. lon l5c.
corn Veal: 62c. q bushe for country; zoe for
bred Fruit: Apples. 5@5le.; peaches. peeled,
5000; unpeeled, AGO.; cherries, l4c. y ID.
blacsberres. 6M7c.
= TO-; ducks, case. 2 n.
EgQs. In barrels l3c. +; in crates, ll9lzc.
FSGthers: Prime nve-0Oose 4jm47G COMMON.
95@35 :, turkey tail, 15c. q h. turkey wing, Toe.
2 n.
HGU: Virginia tEothJi Ft.OOW l'iOi clcFht, 90
OGts Baled csc 6sl.
pOt1f0es: IRISH. = hel 0O4b0c.
Pork-Dressed, SIC. e ID.
lard. Country. T.
Rve: 10000. = bushel
Snm0c: Prime. l5c.
Balcd Hr0to: 45@30c.
Ydfl0tO: 5M5kc. = n
Wooi: washed 4O@45c: unvsshej. IS &33c.
BURY wool viii bring from 10 So, u ID less IMAM
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. sc.
Ceyasrt. Rose.dale. $3.50 q barrel.
Line: Agricultural, s@I0c. q Dushel; Rocsia
sls. ~ GEMS eTSI Fai. s5@SSc ' ''"''' ''''
Piasfer: Lunr. $3.50; ground, 80; cslcned
plaster. 81 50@sl.75; o,o,o.o
Tar: Large size, t3.256Gt3.3O.
Bropn Shesttnos ana Shfr'fnas: IA Marches.
ter. 7c: Manchester. exc: Manchester. 68c. 1;
"A James River 7c.; y James River. &c. !
lanes River. 5hc.; A GraDiicye. Szc. Granlte-
lille. sac. "A Rookbrdee r.; RocSoI"I e.: "a -
Conesoga. &c lO-4 peDeriL 25c.; lO-4 Ciiy,
S5c.: Cotton-yarns, 1925.
Bie1ched ShirtfH0S md EhsstfngS: WAN
sutta. l3c.: A Mas0nyiile, lie; "A Rockdsle,
9c.; "A Home. 9Hc.; "A Oneida, lOe.; "A
Avondale. 7c.; Al social sAc.; a An3sseax
bog 5Sc.; Fruit-Of-the-Loom, lie u. Seitus1,
Ic: Nethuan, Sc. Peterborough, BE-; l0-A Wal
than. 3Oc.: lO-s CITY Mills. csc: ,,-..,..,,,.
Broton Drtus: PatersOore; TSc'i 0fahlteyilh,
sc cg hStn JeGs Ps avon se ArnOskeas Toe
DS"f@s: Harlem. l2c: Boston steam NILS: 81
Prints: American, e.; A.,eas; 7e:: s n,en.
mend. IT,; Spragne. 6Se. Mancnesser, ~.
us,,srv, 7c.; oriental, 7c.; facihc, 7ac ArSolh
~: harmony, 6Ilc.; wan.utla. 4hc.' Gloucester
7c.; South Bridge &c. ~,
CaB.tYtes: Rice. 7c. English osN.
Drugs, Dyessnns. oiis, &c.
H zfeoscl: $3.50 q gallon.
Concentrated Lye: s325SsA . case Of four
dozen.
Cockfnsal; 81 p n.
fsSfSe! Z si hSsg%ilSSs' i'''
OILS: Linseed. sOc; machine, slAsl.7o sDerm.
tl35; whale. 75c.: straits, 4595Oc. Labfaooi.
COD oil. 5Oa6Oe.; lard, zoe; sweet, 20 edc,en;
best salad $3.50: castor, 1925 y gallon: Virginis
ubrieating, 30eaa0e.; kerosene, lOer, cash. kAi'
lon.
Race Ginger: sc. a.n
Roots: Ginseng. 90c.; seneca, without top, SOC
Acc. -. q.
American, 3ztn4c.
Spirits TarDsnttns: DOC.
Fsreign Fruits and Canay.
Candy: la@i4c. en-.
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Railroad Matters.

NASHVILLE, January 27.-President Stan
diiord and president Newcomb, OF the
Louisville, Nashville and Great Southern
railroad. held conference with President
Cole, Of the Nashville, CHATTANOOGA and st.
Louis railroad, to-day. Standiford and
Newcomb expressed Il desire to have Cole
continue as president Of the Nashville,
Chattanooga and st. Louis Company, bul
Cole did not say whether he would do SO
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
JANUARY 27.-The following are the quotations.
DARK GOODS, FOR EXPORT.
Lngs.-Common, s2.6Oqt3; medium, 500
Is6f-Ccmmon, s5@S5.5o; medium s6@s6.5O
good. S5@ $3.50; Zine, Sl0@Fl2.50; extra fine,
Sl3.500S15.
Stemmfng-CommOn. s2.5O@s4: medium,
i4.50Gs6; good, S6@S7.50; fine, t7@S0.
DARK ODs-MANUFACTURING.
Lug FiUers-Common, 1904 medium. "a ~
Gsj; good, S5@s6.
LeGf FiIierS-c OmmOn. S5GS6.50: medium. 81
Qis.50; good, s9@*l0 so; fine, SllMSl25U
extra fine sun-curet Sl2@Sl7
UrdpDefS.-tOmmOn, S7(GSS so; medium, So
6$9.50; good. HIO0Sl0.50: the, Sl3Msl4; ex-
ira, SI1.50MSl2; extra sun-curcd, 81 Sel$25.
BRIGHT ODs-MANUFACTUEING.
SmOktrS.-CommOn. i5a$7: medium, $1,000
SO: good, sl2G$l5.50; fine, S209s30.
FiiierS.-t COMMON, S5dS6: medium, Sta 80
good, : OtG sl2 hne, Sl3MSl5:
UrdDperS.-ConmOn, Tl2USlS; medium, Sic
S25: good, 5000 $40; hne, St5@s3O; fancy, SOC
@S75.
Mshogany WfODDers.-Common, si5@s1s;
medium. i2Odi2j; good, S30Msl0; fine, 1850
$50; extra, SGC@S75.
WESTERN GOODS.
lug FiUers.--Old sark, $3@4.50.
Leaf FiHerS-COmmOn 10 medium, 5b61f6; gO0t
to line, SOTO.
Luqs, WOrking.-New dark. s2.50@t3.
Lear. Stfmm iHI.-New dark. fiM$7.
Mason C0uaty.-New common 20 good hlers, 81
OSLO.
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or not. The various contracts on the new
lines and extensions inauguratcd by Cole
were discussed, but no conclusion was
reached In reference to the contract With
the Georgia Central. The Greensboro and
Nashville road will probably be built
through TO Springfield. Cole and New
comb left tonight for Atlanta to attend the
meeting Of the Southern Railroad and
Steamship Association.
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ATLANTA, GA, January 27-Jobn Koer-
Der, Of Virginia, lately removed to this city,
committed suicide tonight by sending q
bullet from pistol through his head. He
attempted suicide few days since by tax.
ing poison. but was rescued from death by
the attending physician. Loss Of property
and strong drink was the cause OF the rash
NO
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Three Bodies i'm "A Barrel.

NEW YORK, January PA special from
Atlanta, Ga, says: "Two barrels shipped
to Avery, druggist, were opened yester-
day, and found to contain the cOrp>e- Of
three half-grOwn persons, which caused con-
siderable sensation. The remains were for
the Atlanta Eclectic Medical College, and
came from near Cincinnati"
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Il'icIt DistiIIcries Destroyed i'm Ten

NASHVILLE, January 27.-United States
Deputy Collector Davis returned here to-
night after an extensive raid, in which be
destroyed seven illicit distilIeries and cap
tured fifteen men. Andrew Breeding, one
Of the raiders, was captured. but escaped.
He was fired at, but without effect.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. January 81 Noon.-StOcks buoy
ant. Money on call, 56p6 per cent. Exchange
Long, as y; short, 4S3 State bOn,ls dull. Cow
ernmeuts steady.
Erentn0.-MOney, SOC per cent. Exchange.
4Sla governments steady new SIS, lO3s: A.
per cents, 1913; per cents, l04h. states dun.
BALTIMORE,
BALTIMORE, January 27.-Yir2lnia 6's, deferred.
81; cOnsOls. BOZ second series, 3uh nast.due
coupons. II: new l0.40's. 36b: 1910 coupons,
81. Bid today. North Carolina e. old, 20 asked.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January 81, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Ret, 35S bushels
CORN White, |, l44 bushels. MJed, Gao bush
els
OATS.-50O bushels.
MEAL.-l2l bushels.
POTATOES-l00 bushels.
HLACKENED PEAs.-S bushels.
WHITE BEANS bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Red IA bushels very gool Lancaster al
l.45; 20 bushels good Fultz at 81. 30; 10 bushel,
common FuliZl $l.2J; 30 bushels very good Fult1
on private terms: 80 bushels good FutZ ~ | 40;
els.
CORN Vhitc. 232 bu hels prime at SOC: Is
bushels very goOda 5Sc G32 bushels good NJ jSc.-
total, $50 bushels. Nired, 4 . busheh at SIC.
MEAL bushels country boiled az zoe; rs
bushels country boiled ~ 6lc.iotal, lZS bushels.
BEANS White 4 bushels at $3.50.
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y A''f oF Boys DROWNED. - Providence,
wese January ga party OF boys who
nna' paying on The Ice on Randalps pOnd.
,ssi me North Providence line. broke
r'uyh this afternoon and were drowned.
NO bodies baye been recovered.
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Ter a ~ N. Drumbeller Is to be postmas.
vie, NJ. hermitage, Augusta county, Va.
wv A's' Mary Y. Page, resigned. =
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PORT Of RICHMOND, JANUARY u, lseO.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY n, leeo'
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford Norfolk, United states
mail. merchandise, and passengers, l.. u. lainm'
agent. . -. ~. -. all
Schooner Clara, lngersoli, New York iron and
hay. -, a.. ~, 81,
Davenport & Morris. o.,
schooner Catawamnak, Kennedy, Orient, l.. L.,
gVanO W. e.. Crenshaw. , -,
schooner ChremonI, Penny james liver, lumber
{. r.. WhitOck.
S hooner Hope, -, Norfolk, SALT Davenport 4
Morris - 1891 49,.
schooner X. T.. Lee. Hopkins, Back liver, cysters.
SAILED.
Schooner II. II. Grant. Sutphin, New YORK rie
lanes river. uig. iron aud wood, Currie 90
SCHOONER Robert Heab, Brooks, NorfolA' COAL
Curre Co. .,
phil ADELPIIIA, January ~. Arrived; Schoo-
nrr ANNE VI. Edwards, COrierey, RON Richmond.
NoRFOLK, January Z6.-Auiycd: Schopners
Fiying scud. Mceains aud ". l.. Franklin, Todd
from Richmond.
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK. January 27.-ArriYed Macedonia
Rermuda. Richmond. Arrived out Ceres. Home
ward bound: Asrsl. for Charle,tOn: Milton, Tor
savannah Forest city. for 1ytee: J.. >. Powell
FOR wilmington; Albert. fOr Ne" creams EIEl'
for Galveston.
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TIOnr.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Fine, Si@t4.30; superiine. 50 .50@s575; eztr:
1913: common family, s769S725, IAnc5 brand
Kin.
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LATER-THE DUEL FOUGHT.

NEW ORLEANS, January 27.-The duel
referred to in a previous dispatch was
fought this afternoon on the Mciaire
ridge, near this city, with pistols distance
ten PAGES. After firing two shots each
friends interfered, and the difficulty wa,
amicably adjusted
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CLANS.
PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.

COLE AGENCY.-KNABE PlA-kEFss5sszss
y NOS, DECKER BROTHERS. PlA-ff ~
NOS and ESTtI ORGANS. -,
MARSHAL < SMITH PIANOS al low rates. All
Instruments sold al factory prices.
Correspondence solicited. on,ru
Call and . xamIne the immense stock OF SHEET
NIiSIC Al RAMOS K MOSEs'S.
IA 3 -eod5t VIA MAIN siec''