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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-08

Dress Goods lower than ever at NJ. D..
Andes Co.'S.
Calico any brand Mt SIC, 90 pieces
figured =. X. The best goods Ut De- per
yard--thls offer on 7. KS. Is only for Il
few days, and cash only will buy them
vt o. per yard. NJ. y. ANDES a CO..
3
Salt has gone down. NJ. ID. Andes
& Go. are selling ut scents per sack.
q
Buy your nails Of NJ. ID. Andes g. Co.,
large stock on hand, bought since the
late decline. YOU can have choice Of
Knoxville or Old Dominion,
d
We quote to-day, tJunc lsl, 1880 -
Coru iS TO 80; Wheat 100 10 ITO; Oats,
10; Corn Meal GO; Eggs 10 Butter 10 TO
l095 Bceswax IL to 90; Honey Sio 10;
Young Chickens 10 to l5 Feathers ~ y
for choice goose. Ginseng 20 10 100,
Wool 10 Ia 40 for tub washed; Bacon
shoulders, bls to @; aldcs ~ to s, Hams
8, Lard y to 10.
NJ, ID. ANDES a. co.
New styles in Neck Ruching
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-08

Janesso-4t.
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gsitI,mond 2ispatth.
WEDNESDAY. ...FEBRuARY Is 'SSO'
PETERSBURG.

,.,a,r,,,v az FISH AND GAME ASsoClA-
INV. can cAsE--NEw IRON BRIDGE
~, .oarpa's CONTRIBUTION TO THE IRISH
r r'.,.' ADJUsTERs ORGANIZING.
S'' 'S"''''' ,,Dcc Of the Richmond DispatehJ
Fyo'rsP'' FEBRUARY IL, 1880.
-, our citizens who feel an in
~ tho matter will meet NJ Tue couit
tei,s. %. morrow night TO organize "su
nous me association, having Tor It's oo!sGt
Suu ,lsro,ection OF both FISH anu game w va, '''s
ln ZION. The meeting, II Is s'a.eu, WI W
se .,'~dcd hv many Of our best c'uxens'
a., TSs petersburg Division OF onlV,ne
,,It~h,s have decided not 10 Nis't hI"oupulS
h ~ 40 occasion Of the meeting OF Tue ","iu
on ,"o ~ the state. The DIVISIONS ron
LOVE- ',t Portsmouth. and Suffolk VIII pass
No', ,..,h our CITY to Lynchburg tomorrow
u, - SERGEANT will tomorrow take GOWN
s " linn At Williamsburg Young man
!, ,u9,.sS,y.r,spcctable family connections IN
~ who was recently aoluug'o M
w, and who for some time past mas SHOWN
n~.,''i,.skable signs Of insanity. Iils unior-
.',o rnentsl condition is believed 10 De the
Iii of an attack OF sunSiroKc, Which &C.
c,,rred two years ago. Ill
cur ,., o,,horj;ies Of the Petersburg rail-
G, i understood, contemplate TUT
TO- ~s,;on Of n fine iron bridge OF latest pa
. aver The Mchefrin river. at HicbSIord.
,,scc ~ the wooden structure destroyed
u. ga s,e last week. The contract has not
IN =, ~ swarded. but there will be no unne-
,,sry delav. and rs soon as a plan mas
Sa,n decided upon the work will be given
ont. 49,. o..oo,,,;,.o and can.
sing commiitecS OF The Irish relief fund,
,of, last night at the residence OF Rev. L.
Wilson. the amount reported as haVirg
I,en turned into The hands OF the treasurer
Df,re fund was 81 $3.50. Rev. Father VIII
snn Mr.. David Il. Remnant, and Mr.. Alex.
Do7ngn we're appointed committee to take
rto,ge Of the fund, ard forward II to such
Iris Of Ireland a.. in their Judgment, they
n.g think best. |; is understood the money
viii be applied solely 10 the relief OF dis
tre.s. and will be sent 10 those districts
where there is the greatest suffering. The
contribution Is considered quite liberal
one. ..,,,- ...
The Rosdjus,crs Of Dinwiddie county
bfIda meeting at the courthouse YESTERDAY,
9nd organized for future work. Or. X.
NJ Anderson was elected permanent chair
man. and Mr.. A. f. Powell secretary. An
executive committee was appointed for
each maci>terial district. ROBIN ADAIR.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
ALPHA.

TIE NEW RAILROAD; ITS EFFECT UPON THE
TOwN--C -LECfURES-SUNDAY SER
ylCES-ANNIvERsARY MEETING-REvIvAL-
PERSONAL.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
FEBRUARY II, 1850.
Our new railroad is progressing rapidly.
Work has been going on from this end for
some weeks. The company have finally
determined to locate the depot in the west
end, near the junction. The road crosses
The Rlyanna on Mrs. Dabney'S farm; thence
by very circuitous route through Michie's,
judge RobiDson's. up Schenck's branch to
University street, through which cut Of
nine or ten feet will have to be made. The
street Will be spanncd by bridge, which
viii be raised perhaps several feet TO make
1t high enough TO clear smoke-stacks.
Already the attention OF business
men IS turned in this direction, and
property in this vicinity Is enhanced.
There are grave fears on The part Of those
VINO own property and conduct business in
lhe east cad that the impetus given to the
west end may cause the east end to deterio-
rate. This Is combated by the facts that the
Dauks, the pOst-office, the courthouse, and
Olner public institutions are stationary, and
WIN attract and keep within their vicinity
lhe main part OF the business as heretofore.
Added to this, the main county roads cen
!te IN The east end, thus giving this section
Tue almost entire control OF country trade.
~ ~, may affect bOtel property to some extent.
Ibe location OF the depot at the junction
MI cause that section TO be improved,
mLleh would perhaps never have taken
pace under other circumstances, and the
.n'e, VIII be fayorably felt through out the
%" . Town. We look upon tue acquisition
yin .H' ROAD Us good Thug for Charlottes-
ine intermediate concert OF the Abe
marie Female Institute was given on Fri
0ls n'sbt. The performance was highly
' aeuisOie 10 the talented inst ructress, and |
va, va Ns'ened TO with admiration by quite
I'f2e sudience.
VI ". r. Flippo lectOred here on Thurs
gS,2 ana friday nights TO good audiences.
'is lectures were able and took well.
r, At Tue Methodist church on Sunday DIR,
nppo preached 10 the morning ana at the
DAplist church at night. Both sermons
we're Distinguished by their clearness and
aud logical force. and were well
'eeei'ed. In toe afternoon NJ the Melho.
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DANVILLE.

lCorrespondence of the Richmond Dspaich.l
February II, 1880.
The annual session Of the Danvllle Bible
Socicty was he'd at the Main-Street NethO-
dist church on sunday night. Rev. @. W.
Dame was 81, cted president the pastors Of
The several churches Of Danyile ana North
Danyjlle. ce-presidcnts; Mr.. a. &. Tay-
lor. secretary; MIR. y. Taley. treasurer;
M,s,rs. l.. K. Waddill IL Brother, deposit
tary. Tic report 81 President Dame showed
rat but little work was needed TO be done
in Danylle and North Dauville, but called
attention TO that which was 10 be done in
some Of The counties OF this district. The
report Of the dcpo>itary slowed that books
had been donated - the preceding year To
the amount OF Sl0.17, and that the stock on
hand. exclusive Of purchases from the New
York house 10 the amount Of SIP, was
valued at $50.
Rev. DR.. Read. Of RichmOnd-who had
preached at the Presbyterian church sun
day morning-attonded the meeting OF the
Bible Society as representative OF the VIZ
ginia Bible Society, and delivered an elo'
quent address. a very large audience was
present, and al seemed deeply interested.
He presented for bis subject the statement
that the knowledge OF God and his laws is
necessary LOT lUt Ntiltit dbu uhDDiuCNS'l III
ieectual and moral beings. The attention
Of the audience was caught at once by the
manner i'm which he opened the subject.
suppose" said he, 'you should find
Yourself disembodied, your body, perhaps,
in the grave what then would be your
wants."
Captain Anderson. Of the Register, takes
Of Mr.. j. ID. Blair 423 feet OF the lot re-
o.r,l,. bv Mr. Rlair NJ MIR ~ Y
Lynn. and pays therefor $50 per foot. That
for an editor!
Mr.. CaSpar ROdenhiZer, now OF Leaks
vile, \. C., about the illness of whom |
have written, is said 10 be suffering from q
general paralysis of one side. Mr.. Roden.
hizer was once one OF the leading business
men here, and has many friends and rela-
tiyes here. | am informed that it is their
desire that he come back amongst them,
and that a home will be provided for him
in North Danville.
judge Coles held court at Chatham YES
terday, Judge Davi4 preferring 20 await the
decision II the Supreme Court OF Appeals
IN the case just made up for il.
The Grays called last night at the house OF
Mrs. Lipscomb, on Patton street, TO pay
their respects 10 their cOmrade, Mr.. I. VI.
williamson, he having been recently mar
ried to her daughter, Miss Fannie. Lieu
tenant W. r. Hutchings represented the
company 10 an appropriate speech, and Or.
Gray spoke in behalf OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Hanson. The members and friends who
accompanied them were then invited in, and
Teire shments were offered. Then came mu-
sic and speeches.
The internal revenue receipts for last
week amounted TO SlSS2S6l.
The death Of Mr.. A. W. Womack, an aged
and very wealthy citizen OF this county,
which occurred one day last week, was
spoken OF yesterday at Chatham.
ALPHA.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THG DISPATCH.

PROBABLE SUCCESS OF THE CoNsERvA-
TIVE CANDIDATE FOR THE HOUSE OF
DELEGATES IN nING WILLIAM COUNTY
NORFOLK NErts ITEMs-MATTEHs At THE
NATIONAL CAPITALS UIeIDE OF A
STRANGER IN TEXAS AND OF A CITIZEN
OF BALTIMORE THE NEGRO-EXODUs
QUEsTIDN-COSr OF THE STRUGGLE IN
MAINE-QUARANTINE CONVENTION TO
MEET IN WASHINGTON IN MAY-FROM
TUE INDIANs-FoUR MEN KILLED BY A
BOILER EXPLOSION AT RANDOLPH, NEW
Observation-Disclosures IN FAVOR OF
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPA-
NY-MURDER TRIAL IN BRIDGEPoRT'
CONN.-REPUBLICAN COMMEMORATIVE
POPE's ENCYCLICAL LETTER AGAINST
DIvoRCE-vABIoUs FOREIGN ITEMS, &C.
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dist church the anniversary meeting OF the
Scholars Aid and Missionary Society was
held. The president made very encour-
aging report Of it, nine years. progress In
the work OF retaining children for the
sunday school, raising money for missions,
and developing the orstorical aud literary
talents Of its members. The exercises were
interspersed with singing by the choir and
by chorus of children, which was particular
" good. Under the head OF addresses, DIR.
Hippo then addressed the Society, and al
ter taking up collection the meeting adj
iourneu.
A revival is in progress at Nj. Zion Bap-
tist church, at which large numbers OF peo-
pie are interested in seeking salvation.
There were eighty or more at the anxious
bench Sunday night.
1t is with much pain and apprehension
that we learn OF the serious illness OF DIR.
Jeter. This gentleman is not the property
OF Richmond only, but belongs TO us all,
and his death would be public calamity.
Auditor Massey and Storekeeper Hardin
were in town on Monday. OUR.
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Ii will be interesting to see whether Pro-
fessor Vennor's latest prophecy is to be fu.
filed. He SAYS: "This second cold period
In February Will reach us on the 22d, 23d,
oath, and 2jih days. This, it is probable,
will he extremely cold along the Valley OF
the st. Lawrence and Ottawa rivers, north
ern United States and TO the westward.
February will certainly end cold. We have
vet 10 get our heaviest snowfalls OF the
winter, and some Of these are certain TO eX-
tend through March,"
The Smithsonian Institute has received
from the Astronomer Royal Of England the
announcement Of the discovery by Gill at
Cane Town, on the 18th Of February, 1880,
of a comet i'm eight hours and ffty-eight
minutes right ascension, twelve degrees
thirty-one minutes north declinatiSn, with
a daily motion OF two minutes and thirty
five seconds in right ascension, and twenty
minutes south. Perhaps Professor Win
ston will tell his hearers something about It,.
Smeizer Mclaughlin appointed postmaS-
ter at Lick. River Bridge. Botetourt county,
Utce 5. u. DAVIS, resigned j. l.. Wade, at
Boone's Mills, Franklin county. Uice Will
liam Bowles, resigned; A. L. Wilkinson,
at Verona, Augusta county, CtCe I. f..
LlcntiDtIEtI, Itslg"cu' 'VVi SC ~ ~"
has been appointed postmaster at Accotink,
Fairfax county, Uice n. 5. Way, resigned.
The workingmen Of San Francisco Mon
day continued their demonstration and VS.
lied several places where Chinese are en-
ployed, with a request for their discharge.
The director, Of the Mission and Pioneer
Woolen Mills have announced the Dis
charge Of the Chinese in their employ.
Three thousand persons assembled in
Music Hall. Cincinnati, TO hear Rev. }. w.
Pratt, ID. d, peach. His sermon IS re-
ported in fun in the Commercial. 1t is The
same ne preached in Richmond about three
weeks AGO,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-18
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

FEBRUARY 1.-THE following are the quotations
NEW LOOSE.
Dark LVgs Common to medium, t2N ~; good
10 inc s3.5OWt4.50.
D0rk LedC-Co Common 10 medium, si4OmtG6O;
gOos 10 very good, i7NSlL
The above quotation, are the loose tobacco wagon
trade-molniy worhlng style.
FRIED DARK TOBACCO.
Lpqs.- Common to medium. t2.5o@t3; good 10
fine. $1,000 sI.50.
Le0E-t omnon 10 medium. $50 $3.50: goot 20
v, ~ good STA $3.50: continental shipping S1,DO
ass English shipping, :6dfl0.
BRIGHT TOBACCO.
Lpgs.-Comm0n 10 medium % BOA 1880 good
TO 6nc. f7lI $3.50 smoker, 100 40.
LeaG-Common 10 medium, $500 $500; sood
to fine 1ilers, 30 Gtl7
MAHOGANY WRAPPERS.
Common 10 medium, S12.50@F20; good to aae'
t30MS5c. -
Common 10 medium. S2JMS3o; GOOD 10 nae,
s4OaS5O; fancy, f60@s75.
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A Split Among New York Republicans.

UTICA, N. Y, February 1.-Two Repub-
Ican Conventions were held in the First
Assembly district OF Oneida county to-day,
each claiming 10 have a majority OF duly
elected delegates. Two sets OF delegates
we're elected to the State Convention one
headed by Roscoe Conkling, and one by
Samuel $. Lowry. The Convention which
elected the latter, adopted resolutions ex-
pressing "unalterable opposition TO the
election OF any President for third term"
and instructed It's delegates to enforce this
principle in every honorable way.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-18

LOUISIANA FINANCIAL AFFAIRS NeU Or
leans. February 1.-THE Democrat pub
lish,s the unanimous report OF the Com
mittee on Ways and Means OF the Louisiana
Legislature IN favor OF the adoption OF the
revenue bill requiring new assessment,
under the provisions Of which all The values
IN The State are to be taxed. The commit
tee strongly advocate the levy CT three mills
for interest. which is the full amount OF
taxation allowed by the new Constitution,
the surplus to be applied to the redemption
Of bonds. The chairman estimates the as
sessment under the new law as fully $780,
000.000.
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The Advance In Prin ting Paper.

NEW ORLEANS, February l7.-Owins TO
the notable increase ia the price OF printing
naner. the proprIetors OF newspapers IN Ids
Civ met this evening, and adopted reso.
IntIon requesting the representatives OF
JonI,iana in Congress to use their influence
~ have the duty on printing paper, cbemi-
Gals. and materials used IN the manuiae''io
thereof removed or materially reduced.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-18
RUNNING SORES.
INTERESTING ACCOUNT OF THE HEALING
OF A BROKEN LEG.

Messrs LOthrOpS g. Pinkhdm. Druggists:
Dear SRA On the 23d of August. 1877, had the
misfor une Of having my leg broken. IN front OF
William S,erns's Dry goods store by case OF goods
uriug thrown on me. The bone was set by phS 81
clan of this u ace. Upon removing the splnlS,
sores broke out from my knee To inc heei ana sew,
eral musicians called II XarcOse ycirs. and ordered
me TO wear rubber stockings. After wearing cut
about S25 worth of different makes without any
signs Of any cure. bought the CUTICURA RENE
DIES for The purpose as expressed IL al the time,
10 he humbugecd again. Before half had been used
WAS astOnshcd To See the sores heal up one by one,
and now not ne sore is 10 be seen. recommendt d
The same to a neglbOring lady who had been lrOu-
hIrd Tor wears with sore wrist. After using hun
dIeds Of remedie she Is completely cured
Respectfully yours,
HENRY LANDECKER.
DOrer. " H.
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Norfolk.

ORGANIZATION OF THE NORFOLK AND PORTS
MOUTH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, &C.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch
NORFOLK, February 17.-To-day the mer-
chants organized the Norfolk and Ports
mouth Chamber OF Commerce and Produce
Exchange, and elected officers and direct
orS.
With the approval OF the Secretary OF
War. the General OF the Army has given
the necessary authority for the participation
OF the troops at Fortress Monroe in the pa
rade in connection with the Convention OF
the Veterans OF the Mexican War, to be
held at Norfolk and Portsmouth on Wash
ington's birthday. The marines, sailors,
and volunteer companies also unite.
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COLLINS'S VOLTAIC PLASTERS
Instantly relieve PAIN, SORENESS, and WEAK
NESS. fe ls-W&S
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD CO.,
PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. VA, February 10, 1850.

~ parties holding consolidated mortgage bonds OF
the Richmond and DanvIie Railroad Company
maturing NAY l. 1880, thai The same VIII De paid at
par. with accrued interest. on presentation al the
sfce OF the Treasurer OF the company. and that II
not so prs senled for payment on or before The LIST
ay OF May, 1880, all Interest thereon Will cease
from that date aud this notice Will be pleaded bar
thereof
Notice is al hereby given 10 all parties holding
any of the aid consolidated or other mortgage
bonds OF said company, that are now past cue. that
the sams VIII be pald In fnl on presentation at the
odice Of The Treasurer OF The company, and thai II
not 80 presented Tor ,ayment before the let
day OF May. 1880. all Interest thereon Will cease
from lI<l date, aud this notice be pleaded III bar
thereof A. (. buF0RD,
fe l6-ztgwew PreAiaent.
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GCTECGRA.
(UTICURA BLOOD REMEDIES.
SKIN DISEASES ARE BUT THE SIGNS OF
BLOOD POISONS.

skin Diseases issue from an unhealthy condition
of The blood. and are Blood Diseases.- Wilson.
The CUTICURA REMEDIES cure the most 0bsti-
nate forms of Blood aud skin Diseases. and Anec-
lions Of the scalp with Loss of Hair, when all oiher
remedies aud methods OF treatment fail CUTICU-
RA REsoLYENT purfes The blood. rtnOvates ana
inyi2Oratcs the > Stein absOrDs ana carries away
poisonous matter and, by ennchlng and sireI g'h-
ening the blood. VitaliZcs with new life every organ
and process Of the body. Hence the pernlanence OIL
The cures made bv The (UTICURA REMEDIES.
CUIICURA..a MedIcin 4 Jelly Tor external april
cation. arrests disease. eats away dead feSh shd
skin, allays Inflammation, itchibg. and irritation
and heals ulcers sores. ana scalp affections with loss
of hair. when The RKSOLVENT IS taken internally
CUTICURA SOAP, prepared from Cutlcura, Is
cleansing. Tcfrcs hing aud the on'y naturai De'uu
fer of the skin which II sofcns, whiens, and pre-
serves beyond praise. CUTICURA SHAVING SOAR,
also PREPARED from Culcura, is the hrst ana only
medicinal soap compounded expressly lor SHAVING
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-18
Failure In Holly Springs, Miss.

MEMPHIS. February 17.-Roborts, AUder
son & Chew, merchants. OF Holly Springs
Miss, made an assignment to-day. Thel,
liabilities are estimated at $4,000 The
creditors are principally in New Orleans
New York, and Boston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-18
The King william Election.

THE NEWS FROM WEST PoINT-THE C0NSER-
VATIvE NOMINEE PROBABLY ELECTED.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
WEST POINT, Va, February 17.-At the
special election held in King William to-
day for House Of Delegates, VEST Point
precinct gives 81 for Gregory (Funder) ;
none for Ryland (Resdiuster); LanesviIe-
Gregory, 292; Ryland, SO. King William
Courthouse gives Gregory about 40 major
ity. At Mangohick, when last heard from,
Gregory was ahead. No intelligence has
been received from Bulavile or Marquin.
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Georgia Politics.

ATLANTA, February 1.-THE Republican
State Committee to-day decided TO call
State Convention. TO meet in Atlanta April
27th. to choose delegates TO the National
Convention and transact other business.
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ny eeicgrE SIN .
NEW YORK.

New YORK. FEY ruary NJ --S.'cis buoy
ant Money on call, : rs per eca, rXchn".e-L"ns,
ASA: short. 4SJs. stat tonds dur royern-
ments strong.
Ersp3nJ.-Money. 5F6 per cent. Exchange,
4Stif a0yernu euts sirOug aud GIVE; ne" -,
1893: 2Ier cents, 1905 1 yer GEMS, lO7 states
du l.
BAI1TNoRF. 7. bruar ~ l7.-Eitonia G.. deferred.
3 cnu.ols lqs,; second ertirs. 10 past due cpu-
Io1s. rs asred: new lO.iO'-. 36'.; lo-f0's, chu-
pOn.. 80. Bld p-ity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-18
Crimes and Casualties.
sUpposED SUICIDE OF A BALTIMORE ToBAc-
C0NIST.

SUPPOSED SUICIDE OF A BALTIMORE ToBAc-
C0NIST.
BALTIMORE, February 7.-LOuis Mar
burg. aged thirty-eight, OF the firm OF Mar
burg Brothers, tobacco manufacturers OF
this city, was found dead this morning,
with two bullet wounds in his head, at his
home. at Woodpark, near Baltimore. pis-
tol was found lying near his side, and 1t Is
thought he committed suicide.
SUICIDE OF A PHYSICIAN.
GALVESTON, February 17.-Dr. J. j.
O'Reily, stranger here, committed sui
eide IN the statiOn-house Sunday night by
cutting the jugular vein with lancet. 1t Is
said that he is prominent physician OF
Louisville, and that he strayed to Texas
while under the Influence OF liquor.
MURDER TRIAL COMMENCED.
BRIDGEPORT. Conn, February 1.-THE
trial Of William Bucbolz for the murder Of
II. shuttle, at NorwaIk, December u, 1878,
was commenced to-day.
FOUR MEN KILLED BY BOILER EXPLOSION.
GoRHAM, n. H., February IA boiler
in John f.. ThompsOn's mill, at Randolph,
burst to-day, demolshing the building, Kill
iny four men and seriously iniuring an
other.
FIFTY PERSONS INBRED BY RAILROAD
COLLISION.
HAVANA, February l7.-Matanzas papers
renort a collision near San Miguel between
n freight train and a passenger train from
Havana, IN which fifty persons were injured
DAMAGES TO AN OCEAN STEAMER.
LONDON. February 1.-THE British
steamer Campus. which arrived at Liverpool
Yesterday from Boston, lost her boats and
547 head Of cattle, and sustained other dam
ages in consequence Of heavy weather.
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patent Suit Decided.

NEW YORK, February II.-A declsIoh
was rendered to-day in the United States
Circuit Court by Judge Blatcbford in the
case OF the Western Union Telegraph Com
pauy Us. The Holmes Burglar Alarm-TeIe-
graph Company suit for infringement OF
ootept. The decision was in favor OF the
western Union Company, and sustained
the Page patent in all the points at issue In
the case,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-18
COMM EHCIAi,.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
niouHOND, February IT, 1890.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. so bushels. Red, 2OG tui.c.f.
Corn white, l,l5O bushch .Mtrtd, ii0 BUSH
els.
OATs.-3.es8 bushels.
RYE.-l0 bushels.
BEANS Ga bushels,
POTATOES loo bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, so bushels good al tl.4S. Ret
10 bushels prime Lancaster ON private terms. ~
bushels mixed AT sl.4s 80 bushes good fuiiz AZ
ALAG: Z6 bu.helS common FultZ az sI2o 20
bushels prime Ful,z on private terlns-tott zoo
bushels.
corn White, $40 bushels A. 5sc., "a bushels
fair at 57c.; A bushes ~ be; 10 bushei. ~ SOC
b76 bushels 1t 57c.-totsl, 9S4 bushes HiIed %
bushels good AZ Sic. so bushels AZ 57c.' IL
bushels at 57c.-iOa, II bushels.
OATS 80 bushels prime winter AZ soc; iO@
bu.hel, on private I, rlas-tOtdl. 1872 bushels.
RYE.--I0 bushels prime ~ soc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-18
REMEDIES FOR BLOOD. SKIN,
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are prepared by WEEKS & POTTER. Chemist and
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and for sale nv all druggists. Price Of CUECURA,
small boxes, toe. large boxes, 81. REsolsKNr,
III per bottle: CUTICURA MEDICINAL TOILET
soar. zoe. per cake; CUTICuRA MEDICINAL siiA-
WING SOAR. l5c.; In bars ior BARRIERS aud large
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