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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24

A DELAWARE SOCIAL sENsATION-THE INTEND
ED BRIDE AT HOME.

ED BRIDE AT HOME.
WILMINGTON, DEL, May 20.-An clope-
ment which took place last night at Mount
Cuba, a summer resort twelve miles from
this city, is creating considerable excite
ment, owing TO the high social position OF
the Young lady, she being daughter OF
James Wilson, q well-known mill-owuer.
The Young man whose pane Is coupled
with the escapsde is Leaf, young
Baltimorean, who was in the employ OF
Mr.. Wilson as a Farmland. AS soon as the
relations between the pair were discovered,
Mr.. Wilson objected to the young man pay
ing attention to bis daughter and forbade
kim the house. Love laughs at loeksmitbs,
however, as well as the frowns Of parental
authority. and the young couple met CLAN
destinely and had frequent interviews, cnl-
m;nating in an elOpement during the abb
senee OF the members OF Mr.. Wilson's house
hold. The young lady left note for Der pa
rents, In which she stated that she intended
TO marry Leaf, but The parents returned
sooner than she expected, and brother OF
the girl at once started in pursuit. The couple
were overtaken few miles from this city,
and Leaf, al once realizing that capture was
inevitable, forsook his fair inamorsta,
Jumped from the carriage, and started on
the run across the country. In order TO &C.
eelerate his speed several shots from a re-
volyer were fred at him, all Of which failed
10 Bit him, and he succeeded in making bis
escape. The young lady was escorted back
&c her home, wiser II not happier girl.
Leaf will be charged, II captured, with at
tempted abduction, but 80 far be has eludeG
arrest. In the mean time fashionable circles
mere are much Interested In the nice SUBJ
lect for gossip which has been furnished by
lbe fight Of the couple.
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nANvILL.E.
rur anAys AT pURHAN-NUSICrPAL MAT rERs.
,corroponaence Of The Richmond Disra,ch.i
May 81 1881

TIRE oRAYs AT pURHAN--NUNICiPAL MAI. rERs.
,corresponaencc OF the Richmond Disr atch.I
Mar ~, 1880.
The Danville Grays returned last night
from yisit to Durham, n. e., to which
civ they had gone, by invit' .tion, that they
might joiu In the celebration Of the amir
xrrsary Of the Mecklenhurg Declaration OF
Independence. Tney say tia, they were
most frsternally received by the Durham
light Infantry. and entertained most hos
niisbIy by the company and citizens. They
sneak with special emphasis OF the efforts Of
Mr.. Blackwell to provide for the enjoyment
~ themselves and the other visiting compa-
n,cs--namely, the Orange Guards, Of Hills
horo'. aud The Winston Light Infantry. As
10 the dinner and supper provided for the
cuests and the citizens. nv pencil halts ut
an attempt 10 write the description which a
member OF the Grays dictates. "Wby. sir"
ssys he. ",he tables were 200 yards long.
and were loaded with everything good. and
surrounded BY what was the brightest. the
lest, and the beau,ifulest in the good Old
North state. The Old North State forever
ssy l."
A meeting Of citizens was held THURSDAY
night and general ticket for officers OF the
municipal government put forth. The
friends OF the ward movement held gene
raj meeting last night and ratified the nomi-
nations made at the several ward-meetings.
Ferret opus. but cannot add the balance
Of The line. ALPHA.
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The Power Of TOrpodoeS.

EXPLOSIONS FOR THE BENEFIT OF SECRETARY
RAMsEY AND GENERAL sBERMAN-A COLUMN
OF WATER THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
FEET HIGH.
NEW YORK. May PA pleasant trip up
the East river and the Sound to inspect the
means OF defence was made 10y Secretary
Ramsey, General Sherman, and their party,
Yesterday. Leaving Governors Island at S
o'clock with General Hancock and staff, the
Henry Smith took on board at east Twenty
third street the Secretary, General Sherman,
General Crittenden, General Newton, Gene
raj Augur, and others.
At Willett's Point, General II. L. Abbott
received the visitors, and few minutes
were spent 10 viewing the buildings for the
engineers engaged In the work OF the tor
De do station. General Abbott then gave an
exhibition OF the action OF torpedoes in the
channel. The first one fired was charged
with two hundred pounds Of powder. The
explosion was caused by electricity. the
torpedo being about two hundred yards
from shore, in twenty feet Of water, and
two feet from the bottom. Ii threw up an
immense mass of water, in which fish could
be seen, and the column rose to the height
OF about $50 feet.
"That looks like one OF the Geysers Of
the Yellowstone" remarked General Sber-
man. Two other torpedoes were exploded
together, one charged with 100 pounds and
the other with so pounds Of powder. At
the laboratory many specimens Of torpe-
does, fuses, explosives, etc., were shown.
In darkened chamber Photographic illus.
trations OF torpedo-explosions were dis
played in magic lantern slides by electric
light. To test the protection afforded by the
torpedoes placed in the channel between
Willett's Point and Fort Schuyler, opposite,
Secretary Ramsey aud General Sherman
marked out on tracing paper map imagt'
nary tracks OF vessels passing into the East
river. Upon placing this map ever one in
which the positions OF all the torpedoes
were marked. General Abbott showed tina,
General Sherman's vessel would have been
blown up six times and the Secretary's
seven times. On the return to the beat the
engineers and the soldiers at the Point were
passed Ia review upon the wharf.
The party then returned to New York.
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SATURDAYS TELEGRAMS
THE IRISH TEAM ORGANIZED AND TO "a,

THE IRISH TEAM ORGANIZED AND TO SAIL
FOR EUROPE JUNE 6rn-vyRDTcT OF
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS AGAINST
THE NEW YORK ELEvI.TED RAILWAY
COMPANY = CONGRESS- OVAL PROCEED.
lNGs AND OTHER WASHINGTON NOTES
FIRES AND Loss OF LIFE GARRoTFD AND
ROBBED BY NEGa0Es IN NEW YORK
AN ESCAPED PORGER REARREsTID-A
LARGE CHINESE EMBASSY TO MEXICO
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL GENERAL
CONFERENCE-HEAvY RAIN-sToRM IN
GEORGIAN TRAIN WRECKED AND FOUR
EMPLOYEES KILLED-MAY0R KALLOCH's
IMPEACHMENT CAsE-COURTNEY's SICK
NESS PRONOUNCED "a BAREFACED
SHAM" BY HIS ATTENDANT-sUICIDE OF
FRENCH GENERAL, &C., &C.
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FANCY GOODS.
DECEIVED AT
sos BROAD STREE T,
w. 4. sTEvENs's,

sos BROAD STREET,
A large assortment Of BIRD-CAGES at all prices,
Iarge-sze PAINTED CAGES, both round aud
square, atsl;
BRASS CAGES at all prices, from 81 up;
MoCKING-BIRD and BREEDING CAGES. all
sizes and prices. They are made entirely OF
metal, and are much stronger and better than
the wood. bottom cnes.
BIRD-CUps, BATH-TUBs, and HOOKS for sale
Have Just received splendid line of vALIsEs and
sATCHELs at all prices-from Soc mp to So;
Handsome sHUPPING.BAGs for ladies at u,
$40, &l.l5, and tI.25-sll leather;
fac line LADIES siDE-BAGS at 7oc"si, ana
1928;
PURSES and PORTE. MoNNAiEs, all prices
from sc. up 70 the fned
JAPANESE MATCH-SAFES, very pretty
HANGING RUSTIC BASKETS and RUSTIC
STANDS at 75c. and 81;
Large CANoPY-TOP DOLL'PERAMBULA-
TORS at Toe. and 81:
A full line sILvER-PLATED GOODS all grades;
KNIVES, FORKS, and SP0OHS-both common
and 6ne plate-at very low prices;
CAsIORs at 81 and ~ elegant TRIPLE.PLATE
CAsTORs al $3.50 and So;
ICE PITCHERS,
CAKE BASKETS,
FRUIT STANDS,
BUTTER DISHES,
SUGAR DISHES,
SYRUP and CREAM CUPS,
CELERY STANDS,
Mugs,
GOBLETS,
WATERS,
NAPKIN RINGS.
BUTTER KNIVES,
SUGAR SHELLS, &c.
viii open in few days line Of COMMON POT
TERY.WARE, consisting OF
WfNDDW-POTS,
HANGING BASKET, &C, &c.
Callat w. A. >TEVENs'S,
myla sos Broad street.
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DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES.
SWEEPING REDUCTION IN ALL GOODS.

As I am determined TO close out the entire stock
will for The next thirty DAYS offer goods az tx
tremeIy low prices. 1 viii mention few OF my
prices:
Fine WHITE CAMBRICS at l0c.
Best LAWNS at Ice;
Fine DEESS GOODS at &c.;
OSTRICH FEATHERS al 25c. bunch;
A splendid line Of SUMMER HATS at youc own
prices;
nice assortment Of GINGHANS at s1sc.;
Best makes of CALICOEs at loves prices;
PiQUE BoNNETS at zee:
Fancy CUFFS and COLLARS at Toe. set
splendid assortment OF NECk-RUfFLlNG az
zoe. a yard;
Fine Isle GLOVES at Zoe
LADIES HOSE, slightly damaged, az DC. pair;
A splendid lot OF HAND ana CUSTOM.NADE
SHOES for men. lsdits S. and children, which viii
De closed out very cheap;
LADIES' SUITS, ready made. at fl.0O;
Also, fine line OF CLOTHING, some 90 the finest
ever brought to Richmond. TO be sold very cheap.
Gall early Ia purchase your bargains ~ the
BALTIMORE AUTONOMOUS,
10 cas-, Broad street.
j. ROSE, az nj for :. GodonOurg.
my ls-M,W&Flm
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DEATH or WILLIAM N. MosELEY. ESQ.,
lDsnvilie Posi- ]-Our community was
ueeply shocked aud painfully grieved FRI
Gay BY the announcement OF the death OF
William u. Moseley, Esq, which occurred
MS residence, on Lynn street, about $50
yeoek A. N. His disease was some affee-
uOn Of The bronchial febes. He was In his
nnseoty'second year. Mr.. Mo<eley came 10
pshyille from Buckingham, OF which county
, ys was native, and OF which he for along
u m was hlgb,sberiff under the old regime.
, me also served IFS county as 1t representa-
.,e 10 tbe General Assembly OF Virginia;
,a.wlIon OF the time as the contemporary OF
NC iA.e W. p. TunstalI, and, ike him, was
. - ardent friend and advocate OF the con-
,Muc'ion Of the Richmond and Danville
s,snoad. Since his residence Ia DanyilIe he
-. 80 Deen generally prominent 10 the public
re, being for some time connected with the
res az editor Of several papers published
gre. Lstteriy be hsd been generally the
spmpent OF Official position, for the last
,'efaI yesfs Of bis life beinS commission
enanctry and Justice Of The peace. In
s ,ss capacities be served very fcceptsbIy
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NEW YORK.

Srw YORK, May 22ICo,tonn, dpll sales to-day,
unchanged and dull. Wheat k@Il1c. better. with
fair export demand, closing Irregular and uaset-
tied; ungraded red, 81 26dsl.32h. Corn h@1 c.
oats heavy and &c. lower; 44c. for No. 3. Hops
duh and unchanged. Coffee steady ana quiet; Rio
I3dI5Hc. sugar hIm ald in fair demand; fir
to good refluing, 0-l6G7xc prime. &c; re-
Sued in fair demand: standard "a" 91@ 0 &c.
MoIasses steady; Trinicad, zoe. Rice fairly sc-
yf 2Ra F% aEfs a %s sa @ wcS
aud heavy: domestic fleece, 43@57c.; pulled, 500
SIC. unwashed, lS@3ec; Texas, lS@36e, PORK
lower and moderately active at 5000. Mlddles
quiet and unchaC ged. Lard heavy and lower with
moderate business. at 81. 1870 10. Whisky
nominal at Sl.13qtl.l6. Fieights lower.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. May 22.-Flour dull and us-
changed, WGeat-Sou,hern irm western grm and
higher: southern red, 1928; amber, $3.50; No. l
MARI land. Sl.30: No. western winter red, SPOT,
I2s@sj Jug 2sH Msy assaI and ' ssS
t,mber, $l.iOD s1.l09: Corn-Soutbern steady
western higher, 6rm, and inactive southern Hhite'
4SG41c.: western white and Pennsylvania, 42Gp
43c. Provisions steady and unchanged Coffee
Ordinary sS Sxs to WITS WSka lss@ e,d2
sit'II0o@si.Il. FIeights unchNged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. Nav 22.-Flonr easier; family. asa
$3.50; fancy, IS 50@s6. wheat hrm NO red
winter, ella. Corn quiet Sc. mixed nike aVsc;
tIo'bO. Lard dull a. s670. Baik-meats dull and
nominal. Bacon quiet and unchanged Wh'skeS
in fair demand at sl.06. suaar nrm; hsrds' Wv w,
0SlO.5O; New Orleans, sT.oo@te'oV' h"ss qu'e'
aud unchanged ,,,e,,,rp
LOUISVILLE, May 81. Flour active an and 9Te,
family, s4.25 choice 70 fancy, seeeio o. nv Wnra,
@4sac Oats dun and unclaimed: PORK 10 lar de,
lower shoulders, s4io ioa ri1s 'o5 40: S rss
&c .,ies $50; sugar-cured hams dull and un-
Changed. Whisky in active deaand at Sl'Oo.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO May 22.-Flour duh AID nominal
Wheat irregular: cash b;gher options Iowef' ",
can. si. 0s,s Al .0sH Juue. tl:0s. July, 9l2c
August No. Chicago spring 92Ir Ccrn duli an; ane
6ads oser s7e y eas ana y AStas Ss
sc1iye and lower: 32c cash. 30Ad3OAc June
2ekc. JnIy. Pork dull and weak al $1,000
| si0.O7%. Lard dull and lower at $50 Bug lux
! pnesis dun and a shade lower; shoulders. $40
short lbs, $3.50; clear, $3.50. WDiskey STEADY
at Sl.Oe. ,,um,uxrp
MnwAUKEE, MAY 22;-Floar dull WHEAT Sn ope ne
wsutee, hard, sI.l3; No. Milwaukee, off, OK
No. 2 milwaukee. 81 .O6a ca.h and May; tl.O,
June &l.04h July; No: Milwaueee, 9oe,; NO
! lower: Su.2. 37kc. Oats lower; 3zsc. for No. z
Provisions qulel aud lower Mess PORK quiet; 81,
cash and june; sl01S Jrly. Lard pilm este, steam
"A iO@i420.i freights-Wreat 10 Buffalo, &c.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
| NEW YORK, May 22.-C0rtOp-Nei receipts. 46'
hale, futures closed quiet but frm; sales, u OO'
bales: Nav, sll:60@sll,62; Jane. sil.97a
Gil .6S; July, sll74@sll 75i Angnsi, az ZIG
si0.72asi074; November, sio.25; December
klO 54@sl05e.
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Restraining Order Granted.

ST. LOUIS, May 22.-Judge Treat, OF the
United States Circuit Court, has granted an
order restraining the St. Louis, Iron Noun
tain and Southern Railroad Company from
interfering with the business or privileges
OF the Southern Express Company on the
line Of that road until further order Of the
Court. The hearing Of the application for
an Injunction will be granted June 7th.
The case Crews out OF the notification by
the railroad company TO the express COM
pany that after June 1st they Will do the
exnress business over their road themselves.
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BY Telegram.

NEW YORK..
NEW YORK, May 22.-Tooa.-stocks weak
Money on call. . Der seHt. Exchange-Loug
Assn; short. 1881. State bonds quiet. Covernmtn k
steady.
Erening.-Money, 5@3 ner cent. Exchanee
4s6. Governments quiet and firm; new 81, lO3Hi
Al per cents, 1907; per cents. 107x. states dui
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK Nav 22 The weekly statement OF
the associated banks shows the following cblnges'
Loans decrease, f323.400: specie increase. 1893,
900: legal tenders increase, s2,44o,2OO; deposits
decrease, s27jO,2OO; circulation decrease, 81 04, =
400 reserve increase, 1851 $50.
The banks now hold fl3,9l9,975 in excess Of
lega requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BAITrnoRE, May 90 VIRGINIA 6's, Old. 20
asked: deferred, ~; consols, Sc; second series
22k: past-due coupoDe, 93 new lO.40's, 39s
1910 coupons, 81. Bid 10 day.
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EXTRA INDUCEMENTS AND
IL GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

A. HUTZLEa SONS,
No. sos BROAD STREET.
All the latest novelties In FOREIGN and D0MEJ.
TIC DRY GOoDs-viz.
MONTE CLOTHS, GRAPE CLOTHS, ALL WOOL
BUNTINGS, LACE BUNTINGS, BHOCADks,
SILKS, sATiNs, PEKrN STRIPES, and BRO.
BL kcK GRFNhDiSEs. TAvIsr, cAsHMERBs ::
HENRIETTA and NOME CLOTHS:
LAWNS-LlNEN LAWNS, figured and plain;
VICTORIA LAWNS, LINON D'DACCO, PIQUES,
TABLE.DAMAsKS, NAPKINS, etc.;
PARASOLs-a fun and complei line;
LANGUEDOC, POINT D'ESPRlr, and TOR
CHON LACES; HOSIERY, BUTTONS, and
TRIMMINGS asp.ciaiiy: LACE MiTTs full
hnf-ail the new shades: LACE. r0P BERLIN
and KID GLOVES; LADIES' aud GENTLE
MEMS UNDERWEAR; LINEN DRILLS.
CAsslMEREs. ETC.; LACE SCARkS, FlCblls,
and Rt,CHl\G. nv IL
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San FranciscO's Mayor.

KALLoCH DEMURs TO THE COMPLAINT AGAINST
HIM.
SAN Francisco, May 22.-The impeach-
ment case Of Mayor KallOch comes up Mon
day in the Superior Court. The defendant
has filed an affidavit demurring to the CON-
plant on the ground that the court has no
jurisdiction, and also that it does not state
facts sufficient to constitute cause OF &c.
ton, and is ambiguous, unintelligible, ana
uncertain. In another affidavit be asks that
the case be heard in "bsnc," as 1t involves
public interests OF great Importance and
difficult questions OF law and fact.
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The sports.

THE IRISH TEAM SAIL. FOR EUROPE JUNE 5TH.
NEW YORK, May 22.-At meeting OF the
competitors for places on the Irish Team
the following were selected as the team pro-
Der w. Milton Farrow, ii. F. Clark, S. j.
Scott, Homer Fisher, Ransom Ratbbone, j.
+. Brown, and w. II. Jackson. The re-
serve team sails for Europe June 5h.
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A notfled Message from the Sen.

MOBILE, May 22.-The following letter
was found in a bottle picked up on South
Beach, near Fort Morgan: ,
"May, 12th, 1s7s.-The ship hesperla,
bound 10 London from south Australia, In
approximate latitude 1928 north and Iongi-
tnde 2S:I0 west. The finder WIN please re-
mort to the Royal Geographical Society," Lon
don, for ocean currents. Cast OF BY GO,
WV ~ CT. WRAGGE, II. A. B."
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The Recent Rowing Fra nd.

AUBURN, N. Y, May 22.-The Aduer-
tissr contains an account OF an interview
with Henry G. Carr, OF Union Springs
C6drtney's attendant In Washington, III
which be says: "Courtney's sickness was q
barefaced sham throughout" Carr accom-
panied Courtney. totally ignorant OF any
" job,' but In the light OF subsequent de-
velopments he says he IL now nrm'y con-
yinced that the race was scid montns before
IL was r0wed.
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says Blaine has good chance. sherman's
friends deny that be will take the second
, place.
senator Blaine studied law for two yesrs,
but never had case In court. He has never
been Juror, or witness either.
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Gaproted and Robbed


NEW YORK, May 22.-Philip Otto, Penn
sylvania merchant, while walking In west
ihird street last night, was garroted by
two stalwart negroes and robbed of his
pockefbook and Its contents. The police
afterwards captured one OF the men, who
was taken To court to.d1y, where he gave
Ine name OF William Dorsey, OF 337 west
Thirty.sixtA street. He was held in $1,000
10 answer, and the ease was sent to the Dis
trlct Attorneys Office In order that speedy
trial may be had.
An Escaped Forger Recaptured.
PoRr JERvIs, N. Y, May 22.-Smtb, the
forger, who on Wednesday night escaped
from the officers at this place, was captured
at Pond Eddy, eight miles west Of this
place. last night, and brought here. This
morning be was taken by an officer TO New
YORK via Newburgh. A reward of $500
had been offered for his arrest.
| Rain.Storm and Railroad Disaster.
HEAVY RAINFALL IN GEORGIA-A FREIGHT
TRAIN WRECKED AND FOUR PERSONS
KILLED, &C.
COLUMBUS, Ga, May 22.-From Friday
at Q A. NJ. to Saturday at A. M. 9.92
inches OF rain fell In this section, 8. so inches
falling in ten hours. All Of the railroads
are injured, and no trains have arrived or
departed to-day.
The through-freight and accommodation
train from Macon TO Montgomery last night
ran into Scatulga creek, on the Southwest
ern road, nine miles east Of this place. En-
giDeer John T. Wade. Fireman Joe Shsefer,
and WoOd.Pas sers Charles Taylor and J0-
seph +. Brown were killed. All are white
and from Macon, Ga. The engine and
eleven cars were wrecked. A construction
train Is repairing the breaks from here to
the accident. Girard-Creek bridge is
washed away the i0wIands are submerged
and washed, and all the crops are like
ly TO be damaged. Much cotton will have
to be replented.
The river rose fifteen feet in two hours.
The roads may be all right by tomorrow.
Two Old People Burned 10 Death.
CHEsTERvnLE, ONT, May 22.-Last night
two old people named Atidder, living in the
township OF Winchester, were burned to
death In their house.
A Steamer Burned.
IRoQUoIs, ONT. May 22.-At 0 O'Clock
last night the steamer Algona, loaded with
| hay for Ogdensburg, was burned to the
waters edge at Pine Tree Point, three miles
below Iroquois. The fire was caused by o
spark from the pipe. The crew was saved.
A Woman Burned 10 Death.
LOCK HAVEN, Pa, May 22.-The resi-
dence Of Mrs. Boser Friedler, in this city,
was destroyed by fire early this morning.
Mrs. Friedler's remains were afterwards
found 10 the ruins burned almost to Gin
der. Foul play Is suspected, as she was in
the building alone, and was known to have
a considerable sum OF money III her posses
sion.
7 he United states Steamer Pow tan
| Aground I'm the Bay.
| NORFOLK, May 22.-InformatiOn reached
| hnrn fhis mnrninr that the Limited Statea
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May %, 1880.

OFFERINGS REPORTkD To StCKETART.
WHEAT Red, 34S bushels.
CORN White, SSi bu:hels.
DATS.-90 bushels.
BLACK PEAs-l0S bushels
FAMILY FLOUR.-lU0 barrels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, so bushels prime Lancaster at
Sl.3I; 80 bushels very good Lancaster at sl.27
as bushels good mixed az sl.2S; "a bushels prime
mixed IT 81 81: 60 bushels very good mixed al
Al 80: 10 bushels very good mi xed at /: 30 total
302 bushels. mo
CORN White, "a ,hes on private terms; GOO
bushels on private terms-total. S34 bushels.
OATs.-90 bushels mixed al 45c.
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Numerous Celestial Embassy.

NEW ORLEANS, May pa special to the
Galveston Ne,cS from the City OF Mexico
SAYS: "The Chinese embassy to Mexico
has arrived at MazatlaD, and so numerous
that there is no hotel in the city can contain
themO
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Thirty Thousand Dollars Damages.
RESULT OF A SUIT AGAINST THE NEW YORK
ELEYATED RAILROAD COMPANY.

ELEVATED RAILROAD COMPANY.
NEW YORK, May 22.-In the trial OF the
suit Of Colonel John L. Harold against the
New York Elevated Railroad Company to
recover $4,000 damages for injuries sus-
tanned in collision on the Elevated rail-
road oil the 25th OF March last, a verdict
was rendered in the case 10 day in the
Kings County Supreme Court, Brooklyn,
for the plaintiff in the sum Of 100000.
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Excitement ON the street I'm the Qua.
ker City.

THE REApINo RAILROAD AND COAL AND IRON
COMPANIES SUSPEND PAYMgxr--cAvsR AMI
EFFEcrs-- REVIEW OF THE ccAr. coMprNA.
TON AND IT'S WORK.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Labor Troubles I'm Spain.

OUTRAGE BY COTTON OPERATIVES IN BARGE
Iona.
BALcELOYA, May 22-One thousand cot
ton.spinners wrecked and set fire to the mill
here. but the police and military quenched
the flames and arrested the leaders OF the
mob. when order was restored. The Pre-
feet has issued q decree TO dissolve every
trade union in Catalonia.
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, May PA Berlin dispatch says
the newspapers publish an official commu-
nication saving the Government in intro
ducine the new Church bill offers to the
Catholic clergy and the whole Catholic pop
ulation the possibility OF moduS civendt
very favorable to the Church. II the prof
fered hand Is rejected the fault will be with
the Ultramontapes. Another dispatch SAYS
the Emperor is highly pleased with the bill.
He remarked that the bill bids fair to SC.
cure peace between the Church and State'
LONDON, May 22.-Beaconsiield writes to
the Times entirely denying that be ever
uttered single word attributed to him in
the reports OF his speech at the Conserya-
tive meeting at the Bridgewater House.
PARIS, May 22.-General Gaulard has
committed suicide.
BERLIN, May 22.-The Committee Of
Bupdesraih, under The presidency OF Bis
marck, having assented in principle to the
annexation of Altoona to Zolaereen, add
dropped the proposal regarding st. Paoli,
bismarck says he intends TO make Altoona a
large North sea customs union port, con-
nected by direct line with Berlin and
MaQdebuTg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-24
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