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prTERsBURG.

.vs CHRISTIAN AssoCIATroNS--A
TBs WE" ,xn PLEASANT C0NfERENCE--Fikh
laEes CO. oyosgE-N MEETING OF RELIGIOUS
NfsN Observation-Disclosures FRIGHT
Sxsp AWAY, &C. n...,o,t
ICOrresp0''' FEBRUARY G, 1880.
o.n seyeniy.tivc or mote OF our c'', ,t;
So S" various religious creeds, oo'u ~
OIL ". end professional men, me' ~ y pu n
ness ,sst night at the residence Oh III. ~
enee 's,,er' with one or more OF the repre-
". Ll,,,.os Of the International ana s'a'e
se n,.',,,es Of Young Mems CHRISTIAN As
oou ,','"ns The object OF the meeting was
socis,,""'' interest in the work OF our local
TO Ie, ',;ons and II Is believed TINS was
s'>oC'" .,S,Vnroughly done. a very enter
very and interesting azores was
iainluk NV MIR. Thomas h. Cree, 'ne
cchNv,,s, secrelaTy OF the lnternaliohs'
tiaNe"'"s on the general WORK 81 tne as
ton'.n". n the United states. ana OF tue
so''''v =, which this WORK Is managed
mahu ,.., :" -" ke Of this work in Its moral,
MI. ~ sor;,I. aud physical phases ana
h' ",or a fine impression on the minus O,
tioncs- Brief addresses M approval
hS go. views were delivered by Dr.
o. ~ M blackwell, DR.. Claiborne, heV.
i'''s' - ard others. and resolution
MI fnaninor.lv adopted by rising vote
", 4. pgos the sense OF the meenhg tnal Tue
lH"' -, N<socisiion should be revived,
- ,ho vvotk Of the Christian associations
eUV md phases be introduced here. 1t
J" - '.ol,lo therefore, after the re0rganlZa-
= - our Association, that we shall nave
wv. .",J;ucro0m and library, public parlor
.,,.nona.iun, &C.. established in our city
Jor lie benefit of Young men.
mr. harm and stables Of Mr.. Il. II. Brooks,
q. prince George county, were burned last
''i,b, with q considerable quantity OF corn
and proyender. The fire is supposed 10
have been Of incendiary origin. Loss, about
Sen0 with only partial insurance.
rho Rqptl.t STATE Convention VIII be held
,bi. year in the First Baptist church, In this
ci,r In Mav the Episcopal Council will
saea, in annual session IN St. Paul's church.
Those two bodies, few years ago, were III
se.,ion at the same time in Petersburg Dut
the hospitality Of our people was extended
enough 10 receive and welcome all the oel-
cgates. ,,,.. on
The corporate limits, belonging 10 the estate
~ Parham Butler, and containing two acres
Of nud. was sold at auction last evening Tor
$3.50.
Lat night between ard 10 o'clock Mr..
Frank Clements, who bad been out visit
inc. on returning t. bis grocery-store, on
Halifax street, was surprised to see one
lursllr jump through window and an
other run Through an open door OF the
store The thieves were no doubt rs much
surprised a. the proprietor, as they rushed
Of without securing any property. The
store was robbie d last Saturday night OF some
fcw articles probably by the same parties.
Characterization Turner. after a very
cordial and hospitable reception and enter
tainment by the Knights OF PythiaS last
night. loit for bis home in Portsmouth this
morning. ROBIN ADAlR.
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LYNCHBURG.

GRAND LODGE KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS-MOEE
IRON ITEMs-NARR0w-GAUGE RAILROAD
AID FOR IRfLAND-REv. 4. :. GREGORY, &C.
Correspondence OF Tie Richmond Dspatch.l
THURSDAY. February ;, 1880.
The Grand Lodge OF Knights Of Pyihias
Of Virginia will assemble ia this city on the
18th Of February TUESDAY week., and con-
tnue IN session three days. The Lodge
here Is making elaborate arrangements to
receive and entertain the distinguished
Eehts OF the order. In addition 10 the
Grand Lodge, four uniformed divisions
have Siguifed their purpose 10 attend, and
all The lodges in the State VIII be invited.
\ grand banquet, speaking, procession, &c,
are in the programme for the occasion. The
visiting lodges, as they arrive, will be met
by an escort from Lyncbburg Lodge and
conducted 10 their quarters. Cheap hotel
rates and half fare on the railroads. have
been secured. The Pythians will doubtless
have a pleasant time in the Hill City.
Since my last letter General Grub, OF
Pennsylvania, has visited Lynchburg and
concluded investments in and below the
city 10 the amount OF $780, 900. He is man
OF great enterprise, ard will conduct opera
lions on quite an extensive scale.
also have TO report that Messrs. Dunlap
d Co., OF Pennsylvania. have added TO their
previous operations by leasing valuable
manganese mines lying between James
river and Amherst Courthouse.
Arrangements are being perfected for
building a naIroW-gauge railroad from some
point on the river below Lynchburg 10 the
line Of the Virginia Midland road, probably
at Arlington, which will develop fine min
eral Tracts.
Mr. Coleman, Of the Philadelphia Ledger.
who has been writing up the mineral boom
in this sectOn-and whose letters will no
doubt accomplish much good ~ directing
the attention OF capitalists 10 this inviting
field for inyestmPnt-bas returned 10 the
city from brief visit to the south. lie l.
convinced that there are great things III
store for this region OF Virginia.
Rev. Ed. ;. Gregory, who was recently
called to the Episcopal parish OF Mount
Jackson, Shenandoah county, has deter
mined TO remain with his flock in Hanover
county. am glad to report that bis health
has been much improved by his stay in this
city, and that he expects soon to return 10
bis charge.
Orders have been received from the
headquarters in Philadelphia for the en-
largement Of the rOlng-mllls above the
city 10 double their present proportions,
which will give them producing capacity
Of about ore hundred tons of rails per day.
The work Of enlargement has been COM
menced, and will be pushed vigorously for
ward. A heavy force j. employed, and IN
FIVE or six weeks the Improvements will be
completed.
The soliciting committee who are can
wasting for subscriptions for the relief of
Ireland are meeting with gratifying sue
cess. The wall from the stricken isle does
not fall on stod cars here. LynchDurg
viii do her duty. There will be benefit for
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the friends OF the parties sssmelt q mice I" !;
but all attempts TO arrest them were futile,
as the dispatches went In the wrong direc-
ton. The plan was well laid, was success
ful, aud they deserve TO be happy. Glove
laughs at locks and bars" They are ex-
pected home to-day.
A meeting in the interest Of the suffering
Irish was held last night. The attendance
was small, owing, doubtless, 10 the cold
weather. Committees were appointed to
solicit contributions for this worthy object.
The weather has been growing steadily
but slowly colder since Sunday. On Mon
day snow fell TO the depth OF four inches,
and much Of IL yet remains, though sue
ceeding days have been quite warm. The
thermometer this morning stood at 16o, aud
we are hopeful that a crop Of ice will yet
be gathered. Some persons have filed their
houses with snow, and some have gathered
sparse crops OF Ice.
Near one hundred sheep have been killed
near this place within the past two weeks
belonging to Messrs. Maury, Teel, Fry,
Mrs. Lowry, and others, the loss OF which
at this season is irreparable; and yet our
Legislature will suffer every negro in the
county TO keep from one TO half a dozen
dogs free OF taxation, which destroy not
only the food their children should have,
but the valuable property Of their neigh
bois.
Dir. j. William Jones is announced TO lee
ture here on The l9lh instant for The benefit
OF the Baptist parsonage fund and Rev. o..
+. Flppo on the i2ih for the Methodist par
s0nage fund.
Mr.. c. l.. Cooke left on Tuesday to try
his fortunes in the far West. Our young
men are leaving too rapidly. Our.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH TO TIIE DIspArCu.

MATTERS At WASHINGTON; THE SENATE
NOT IN sEssIoN-A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROB-
Berry IN NEW YoRK-A DRUNKEN IA
THEIRS HoRRD CRIME-DIsMTssED FROM
THE LlFE.savING sERviCE-REPREsENT-
ATIvB JoRGENSEN's BILL FOR THE RE-
LIEF OF TOBACCO MANUFACTURES
COURT MARTIAL FINDING IN MAJOR RE-
NOS CASE APPRovED-TIIE SENATE EX-
ODUS INVEsTiGATION-sERl STRIKES
AMONGST PENNSYLVANIA IgON.MINERs-
FIRES IN NEW YORK CITY AND PRINCE
GEORGE COUNTY, vA.-A DESTRUCTIVE
II U II RIG ANE IN THE PHILIPPINE
IsLANDs-GENERAL RoBERTs's REPORT
OF EXECUTIONS AT CABUL-LIvERPOOL
PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION-THE GER
MAN BUDGET, &C., &C.
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Herman Empire has been submitted 10 the
Bundsrath. The amounts Of revenue and
expenditure are fixed at 5i4,s89, 1874 marks.
The items OF permanent expenditure
amount TO 467,409,4 S7 marks, aud those
OF temporary expenditure to 774,07S,G97
marks.
Disastrous Hurricane I'm the Phil.
Iipiue Islands.
MADRID, February 6.-Official dispatches
have been received giving further details OF
the recent hurricane IN the PHILIPPINE
Islands. Twenty-Five vessels OF various
classes were wrecked, including four French
frigates, and large number OF other ves-
sells were damaged. Forty-six persons were
drowned.
Various Foreign items.
LONDON, February Ga Berlin dispatch
says: "Now Ii is certain that Count de St.
Waller will return 10 his post al BerIm"
The Radical journal Berliner Zettung has
been confjscated for publishing sharp at
tack upon the Government. This IL the FIRST
instance Tor many years OF n0n-Socialistic
paper having been suppressed.
LONDON, February GA Paris dispatch
states that the Budget Committee proposes
vote OF credit OF eight millions OF francs for
the construction OF subteiranean telegram
lines.
A Berlin dispatch says: "From the fact
that Archdrke Albrecht is to represent
Austria at the twenty-ffth anniversary OF
the Cars accession to the throne the Ger
man press considers that an agreement be-
tween Austria and Russia is going on. The
Archduke is recognized as friend OF Rus
sia."
PARIS, February 6.-Seyeral mere deaths
have occurred among the wounded in the
railway accident, and many Others aIe ex-
pected.
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Serious Results OF the Hayt Investi-
CATION.

Nsw YORK, February G.-Tbe special
committee OF the Indian Commission inves-
tigaling the case Of ex-Commissioner Hayt
has completed and made public It's report
after considerable modification. The report
says that the charges involve serious accuse.
tons against Agent IIayt aud Inspector j.
ii. Hammond, end duplicating the CommiS-
sioner as passvely consenting to Ham,
mond's irregularities, II not actually CO.
operating with him, with the understand
ing that Mr.. Hsyt and his friends were to be
benefited thereby.
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What are SKIN AMI Scalp Diseases bat the evil
dence of internal HumOr ten lines more difficult 10
reach and cure, which ais IN the blood ana other
fluids, destroying the delicate machinery OF life and
filing The body with foul cOrruptiOns2 what IS
consumption but a gathering of inherited Humors
on the lungs, which rOts them What are mental in
irmities, idiOcy, and early insanity but hereditary
Poison choosing :he brain because the weakest or
gan What rheumatism and govt hut accumua-
lions OF Scrofua In the joints and fluids2 What
liberation of the liver. Br0htS disease Of the Kid
neys. diabetes, wasting and degeneration OF The
urinary organs, hemorrhOds. fstula, and other con-
stitutonal affections, but the evidence or ylliated
state OF the blood weakness, u, bility of the vi
talizing fluids. greater than can be thrown OF TN.
less assisted by medicine peculiarly adapted to he
purpose
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COrRrDAY-sOCIAL SENSATION IRISH MEET
NG-COLD wEATHER-SHEEP KILLED-LEC-
IUREs-PRRSONAL.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspa chi
FEBRUARY 5, 1880.
Our regular County Court was held on
Monday-Judge Cochran presiding. There
were good many people in town. The
new judge Heztkiah Taylor was present.
but made no attempt TO assume Judicial
functions. Auditor Massey was also in
town. The usual routine business was at
Tended TO, and the Court adjourned. There
seems TO be variety OF opinions as 10
whether the new judge, despite the opposi-
tion OF the people and his want OF know
leuge OF law, viii resign in favor of a more
suitable man. Many thiHk that, being au
honest man, and knowing himself TO be
DelOW lbe requirements OF the position, he
VIII refuse 10 occupy the important posi-
uon. There are Others who think the re-
verse No one seems TO know ANYTHING as
10 his purposes; but he holds his commits
s'oo- IL was sad day for Albemarle that
saw The removal Of Judge Cochran. He
NE zone more for The material welfare Of
tne county than any one ever did before, or
NE .u1y hope TO be done by hi. successor.
, The social sensation OF the week was an
sI'Openeat on Tuesday evening. The groom
~, gu ehSineer IN The employ OF the Virginia
~ ni1'aod rsih Dad. and The bride one of
NoarIotiesyllle'H blooming daughters. Ii
seenis That a sIel gh-fide on the evening I'm
gucsioD eulminat, d In AN agreement TO fee
from 'he bebesis OF "cruel parents" and !
sae opportunities Of other signing SWANS,
VI "bici, latter there n'ere many. So they /
,ook freight train bea ded for DaDvilIe,
rom which point IL was easy 10 reach the
,sDd Q! liberty, North Caroline; and when
'ne sleigh came back minus Is OCCUPANTS,
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The foregoing items Of shipment are sent
direct from the Atlantic, Mississippi and
OaiO DEPOT, 10 Bristol, and do not, OF
course, include the very large amount Of
tonnage received and forwarded over the
road from the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia railroad, which connects with the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio road at this
place.
One firm from Bristol shipped to New
York, one day last week, 100 barrels OF
eggs-70 dozen in each barrel.
As native OF Virginia l have felt
humiiated beyond expression at the doing'
OF what is called the Legislature of Vir-
glnia, now Ia session. The action OF the
majority that compose that body lconsider
has done more real damage 10 the interest
Of the State than did the four years war,
and what further damage is yet TO be done
God only knows. With Malone 10 rule
and dictate to them, as he surely does, there
is no telling the result or the amount Of
damage yet to come upon the State.
BORDER.
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FROM The BOrIer.

BRISTOL-GOODSON, February 1, 1880.
Dear Dispatch: We have had most re-
markaby mild and open winter up 10 last
Saturday the 3lst January. II rained the
most Of the day Saturday, and in the after
noon the wind yeered round from south
west TO northeast, turning very cold during
the night. Sunday was cold and cloudy,
and Monday 1t was extremely cold and hail
ing and showing alternately through the
day. The snow is now several inches deep
and the weather excessively cold. Our pe0-
pie had come TO the conclusion that the ice
crop here would be an entire failure, but
from the present prospect | think the pro-
liability is thar with few more days OF
the cold weather ice will be thick
enough TO gather. The farmers in the cOun-
try have generally avaiIed themselves Of
the favorable winter, and are far in their
usual advance in preparing for the spring
crops and in lining and preparing their
tobacco beds. The tobacco crop all TIL ough
Southwest Virginia and East Tennessee has
for few years past been the most remune-
rative crop raised, and we have a first-rate
market for leaf tobacco in Bristo.-two eX-
tensiye warehouses, at which sales are daily
made at prices running from s. to $50 per
hundred. The most Of the tobacco sold
here is reprized aud shipped to Richmond
and LyncbburS. A good deal OF ii is also
bought by one OF our citizens, who Is work
inc very extensive factory in Bristol.
Bristol. GoodsOn Is growing and improv-
ing very fast. A number OF very large
businesS-houses have been erected within
the past year, and still Others will be built
when tie spring opens. A very large
amount of freight is shipped from this
place. will give you the shipments from
Bristol proper from the 1st of September,
1879, 10 the LIT OF January, l8S0--four
months
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED DEFAULTER N
MEMPHIS.
Military COurtesieS.

New YORK, February 6.-The officers OF
the Thirteenth Brooklyn regiment enter
tanned at banquet tonight Colonel John
Il. Purcell and Major 10. Lane Stern, OF the
First Virginia regiment, OF Richmond.
Many prominent citizens were present, in.
cludIDg Rev. Henry Ward Beechcr, chaplain
Of the Thirteenth regiment; General Chri.-
Hansen, Colonel Austin, and others.
The Thirteenth regimen, has voted TO
visit Yorktown at the Centennial ceebra-
ton, and will be an escort to Governor Cor
nell, Of New York, on that occasion.
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CUTICURA RESOLVENT,
cUrlcURA, AND CUTIcURA soArs.

The CUrICURA REsOLyENT is asst tel in curing
all humors that appear upon the surface by Gun.
CURA, Medicinal Jelly, which arrests All external
symp Oms Of disease. eats away dead skin and flesh,
alays inflammation. Itching, and irritation, heals
ulcers. sores. aud wounds, anu reprOduCes and
belutiies the hair by aaying heat and irritation.
n contains no grease never becomes rancid, and is
a natural Hair Dressing. CUTICNRA MEDICINAL
TOILET SOAP, prepared from CUTICURA. Tor
cleansing diseased surface, healing, sOftening, re-
freshng. and beaulityng the skiD, Is Invaluable IL
IS toilet bath and npgSrS lnfsryi 9. 6dcUhx VA,
medicinal soap pared expressly for shaving and
IS extrSvaganty praised by hentl men.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

KII WWONDs FNOTWlIY o I51V-
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-ReI. 21O bushels.
CORN White, l,ls6 bushels. Utred, 32S bu L..
els
OATs.-37I bushels.
RLACKEYED PEAs.-iS hushe'e.
BLACK PEAS.-46 bushels.
CALLED DATs.-34 bales.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red. "a bushels prime Lancaster az
sl.IS: 6S bushels miNed on private hrm,; los
bushels very good Faltz at fl.43-tota. 30 bp,h-
els.
CORN White. $50 bushels very good 3t $50;
1Ci bushels good M SIC: 5S bushels good at jsc.;
100 bu heels prim" ~ 5Sc.; IS bI,hel, prime a,
5Sc.-t0tal. 800 bushels. HIJed, 30 bushes ~ tue
bushels.
OATs.-4S bush Is prime spring at zoe; 326
bushels prime spring al Sic total 37f bushes.
BLACK PEA~.-i6 bushels pIime at zoe.
BALED OATS-34 bales az 9Jc.
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The Weather.

CONVICTION. February 5, 1880.
Editors Dispatch: Mr.. Vennor's predic-
ton, noticed by you In Yesterdays Dis
patch, is completely fulfilled. The "cold
snap" has followed the snow. Yesterday
February 4th) at @ A. M. the mercury stood
st 300, at =. d. at 200, and this morning
at 6 O'Clock il had fallen 10 30. The wheat
IL protected by the snow, and the hope Is
generally entertained that The weather will
continue cold, 50 that We msy gather ice.
My Ink Is frozen. INc00.
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Norfolk.

GENERAL GRANTS TRIP TO MExICo-CAMERoN
AT NORFOLK En- ROUTE TO NEW ORLEANS.
Especial telegram TO IN" Dspach.l
NORFOLK, February 6.-The United States
steamer Powbatan leaves here for Havana
tomorrow to convey General Grant to
Mexico.
A large party OF Pennsylvania and other
Republican politicians, headed by Simon
Cameron, arrived here to-day en- route to
New Orleans.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES,
FOR ALL BLOOD HUMORs,

ar, prepared by WEEKS & POTTER, (bemsts and
Druggists, 800 WASHINGTON street, Boston; 81
Front street. Toronto, ont. and 4 snow Illl Lon
don and are tor sale by al druggists. Price Of
CUTICURA: Small boxes, so cents large boxes,
con aiming two and one hair times the quantity OF
small, 81. REsOLvRNT,5 81 per bottle. CU1ICURA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAR, % cents per cake.
CUTICURA MEDICINAL SHAvTNG SOAP, 10 cents
per cake in bars, for BARRIERS and large consumers,
so cents.
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Fire Record.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FIRE IN
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, February G.-The large fac
tory OF Smith & Crane in Twenty-ninth
street was destroyed by lire this morning.
Loss, 100000
FIRE IN PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY, VA.
PETERSBURG, February 6.-Last night a
valuable barn belonging b. b. Brooks, OF
Prince George county, Va, in which was
stored his entire crop, was destroyed by
fire. together with stables, wagons, farming
implements, &c. Loss heavy; no insurance.
Origin, incendiary.
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Tennessee Republican Politics.

NASHVILLE, February 6.-The Republic
can State Convention has been called for
May 9Th. A candidate for Governor and
delegates 10 the National Republican Con-
yentlon will be selected.
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The Exec utiOns at Cabui.

LONDON, February 6.-The Times this
morning saws the following telegram has
been received here from General Roberts at
Cabul:
"Before December II. 1879, seventy
three persons were eXecuted-yiZ., Ceiy
Katwal Ia magistrate) and six Others con-
yicted OF disbonoring the bodies OF officers
OF the British embassy, seventeen convicted
Of attacking the escorts OF the embassy and
having the property of the embassy in their
nos session, and forty-nine convicted OF
mdrders OF eamp-foliowers and implication
in The a tack on the British resldency. since
December 18th nine have been executed Tor
attacking the residency, and fifteen more
have been sentenced to death for killing
soldiers and participation In the attack on
the residency."
Election I'm Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, February 6.-The eiection
to-day for a member Of Parliament 10 MI
the vacancy made by the death Of John
Tow resulted as follows: Lord Ramsey
Hiberal. 23.SS5 Edward Whitley Conner
yat,ye), 20, 1906; Whiley's majority, 2.2zi'
There was much interest IN the CONTEST
and heavy vote was polled.
budget OF the German Empire.
BERLIN, February 8.-The Budget OF inc
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PURIFY TIE BLOOp.
ERADICATE TIE VIRUS OF DISEASE By
CONSTITUTIONAL AND LOCAL
TREATMENT.

CUTICURA REsOLYENT Is the greatest blood pu-
riier. liver silmulant. aud renovatOT IN medicine.
The elements of disease cansOt exist where IL Is
freely and regularly taken. Il purgcs from the sy'-
lem every debiiitating humOr, proves TIE appe-
ite Derftcts digestion. stimnl: 'ei the liver and Kid
news. opens tine bowels, and makes over he yitaled
blood into pure, Whaling, and estOfatiYe fund.
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strikes Of PennsylyaDiaM Miners.

NEW YORK. February 6.-Scrious strikes
are reported from the iron-ore mines along
the East PENNSYLVANIA railroad The strikers
are iutimdatIng the miners who remain at
work with threats Of violence, and trouble
i ANTICIPATED.
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An overdue suppIy-steamcr.

New YORK. February g. Considerable
anxiety Is felt concerning the safety OF the
Lighthouse Department supply'steamer
Fern, which Is overdue three days.
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Dismissed from the Lffe-Saving Ser.
vice.

FREEPORT. L. l.. February G.-The keeper
of Lfe-Saving Station 81, opposite this
place, was yesterday dismissed from the
service. the charges heretofore preferred
against him having been sustained, and the
evidence taken during the investigation OF
the charges having been forwarded to Wash
iuVtOn.
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flour.
ny 1ategrSpf. .

Fine. sI@l4.5O; saperane, s5.50@!i.7J; ezra q.
t6.5O@ s6.75 common family, i7@N 20, .L.-y
STfntS.
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z 1ULLINS'S NUL Mo FLAoI Ehc-A
" union of Electricity and Healing BlIsans-are
ten times more powerlul than the best porous plas.
ter for relieving Pain and Weakness or the Lungs.
Liver, Kidneys, and Back, rheumatism, Neuralgia,
and Scatica. Placed over The pit Of the stomach
they cure Dyspepsia. Bilious Collie, Diarrb0sa,
Cramps, and Pain. and prevent Ague and Malaria.
Ask for Collinss VOltaic kleclrlc Porou, Pasiers.
rs cents. fe4.W&S