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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-07
Punishment OF Brfbers.

The Legislature of Pennsylvania
have by recent act, decreed severe
penalties against those who give
or receive bribes or vote illegally.
Any candidate for Office who is
convicted of bribing an elector, or
corruptly influencing his actions,
is liable to fine of $500 and three
months Imprisonment. A similar
punishment is 10 be meted out to
the recipient of the bribe, to him
whe is eorruptly Influenced, and TO
the elector who offers for any valu-
able consideration to dispose of
his vote OF influence. He who
votes at a primary if he is not en-
titled to vote at a general cleo
ton, incurs a fine of two hundred
dollars and three months impris-
onment. The elected delegate, or
any member of the executive COM
mittee, Judge or clerk of returning
board, who is proven guilty of
any Of the infractions of the pro-
visions of this statute against
fraud, is subject to fine of one
/ hundred dollars and three months
imprisonment, and this penalty is
doubled on him who attempts to
tamper with or corrupt the Off
GERS. The past developments at
Harrisburg justified the adoption
of stringent measures 10 purify
primaries and conventions, but it
is rather doubtful If the present
law will secure honest nominations.
1t is aimed especially at fragrant
cases cf fraud and bribery; but il
is not retroactive, nor does it pro-
vide for the future suppression oI
that adroit system of cheating SC
well understoodby those politician:
who control the primaries and the
followers who obey the orders oi
their chiefs. Shrewdness of man,
ipulatiOn is not sufficiently guard,
ed against, and crafty dealing j:
rs liable to superinduce q
false count as specific brib
cry; vet it is only the latter
offense that is punishable. Cheat.
ing within specified limits car
still be practiced with impunity a:
much in politics as i'm ordinary
business relations. There are som,
men who cannot be legislated int
practical honesty and truthfulnes
either by human or divine law
. Penalties have been prescribed il
England as well as the Unite'
States for illegal voting and brib
, cry at regular elections, but thes'
are comparatively imperative, b.
reason of the difficulties attendin;
the investigation and proving tn
guilt of the accused. The primar,
election, which is the head tha
directs subsequent issues in regart
{ to delegates and nominations, ha
bsen virtually uncared for by pro
visory statutes and allowed to rur
its own way without salutary re
straints until it got into disrepute
and a compulsory reform is advis
able in Oregon as we'll as in Penn
= svlvania, and other states too mum
erouS to mention.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-07

Local option is becoming a dis
turbing element in British politics
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-07
Escape OF Mrs. Garfield.

A Washington dispatch gives an
account of the breaking Of piston
rod of the train on which Mrs Gar
field went to Washington. She had
a very narrow escape, although ig-
norant of it. The train was going
at terrific speed, and could not be
checked for two miles after the
break was discovered. 1t was a
miracle that all escaped death.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-07
S25 Reward.

MET FOUND.-On the night of July 3D..
~ near Sand Island. about - fathOmS.
buoy marked NJ. j. Owner can have same
by proving property and paving for this no
tice. Apply al ASTORIA FISHERY.
MET LOST.-On the night Of July al. near
~ Sand Island, about 20 fathomS - mesh
net. new, BarbOurs 1910 twine. buoy marked
X % and cOrkS diamond X and leads n one
side and L on the other Finder viii be
rewarded by returning the same 10 the
ASTORIA FISHERY q.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-07

EOUND.-On Fort SteyenS fiat. Medne>-
IL day morning. July 9Th. between l5j 10
I'd fathOmS OF neN andsDIsl web mixed. and
cOrkS Of various luarl1kl The owner can
have the same by eallingG 70 Goo. W. lIume'>
racks IN Astoria. proving f,sIATty and pay
ing charges. z JOHN STRAND.
july :. ISSl.-7.T.C-
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-07

LNOUND.-OD~the morning Of July 9Th.
IL near the Great ,EepublIc. about - or ~
fathOms BarbOurS l3-piy Al mesh; leads
by proving praperty aud paying charges.
Apply 10 - j. W. BROWN.
756S West Coast Pkg. Co.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-07

The Nicaraguan government
adheres to its policy Of expellimg
the Jesuits. The first batch oi
the banished priests have arrived
at Panama.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-07
NEW TO-DAY.
Girl Wanted

'(,IRL or MIDDLE IiEH wOMAN.
VI Inquire al THIS OFFICE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17
The Dejaruette Trial.

DAXvlLLE. VA, April l6.-ln the case OF
Thomas Deiaruetle, on trial here for the
murder Of BIZ. sister, DR.. Gressom. superln-
tendent Of the luuatic asylum at Raleigh,
NC, was examined to-day as an expert,
and was on the witness stand the whole
dav. He gave it as his opinion, from the
evidence Of the witnesses in this trial, that
the prisoner was insane when he committed
the crime.
At the close of the examination OF Dr..
Gressom the taking OF the testimony was
ended. and the court adjourned I'LL Monday
morning, when the argument will be com
menced. The ease will probably be gwen
to the Jury about Tuesday afternoon.
Interest in the case continues to increase
in this community and the surrounding
country, and the courthouse was sghn
densely packed to-day with spectators.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17

Cotton Wnrchou.e nurued

New YORK, April l0.- Broadway and
Beaver streets. at Bowling Green, are piled
high to-day with hundreds OF cotton bales,
thrown blazing from the windows OF the
warehouse at No. s Beaver street, which
caught IRE carly this morning. The build
lug Is five stories high, and extends In an
l. around to No. 6 Broadway. II was re-
Gently bought with all The houses In the
west end OF the block By the Produce FIX.
change. and the tenants were ordered oue
by May |. William II. Smith was the les
see OF the building, and occupied all the
floors as a cotton warehouse.
The fire broke ont on the fourth floor,
caused apparently by spontaneous combus-
ton, in twenty bales OF cotton belonging to
Woodward a S;ellman that had been slored
there since last September In spite OF the
difficulties attending a cotton fire. the flames
were suppressed in two hours by deluglng
the building with water from roof TO cellar.
The chief damage was done In this man
ner. The total loss Is estimated at about
Sl5, 900; fully insured.
Fire In " COttOn-Mtll.
ROCHESTER, n. Y. April l6.-The cotton.
mill here, owned by Gardiner 4 Co.. OF New
York, was damaged by fire to-day to the
extent of a few thousand dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17
A Bloody ARRAY in Texas which Leads
IN AupIher.

ST. LoUTs, April 16.-A dispatch 10 the
Republican from FL Paso, Texas, says {:
9" The day before yesterday two young
Mexicans named joachim and Sanchez were
shot and killed by Americansin difficulty
about land some eight miles up the river
from here. The Mexican Consul, with an
armed force Of Mexicans, having obtained
permission from the Mayor 10 come over
here, took possession Of the dead bodies.
While the remains were in wagon, in
front Of Justices Office, awaiting an M
quest, between and O'Clock last evening,
dispute arose about the presence OF armed
MeXicans between G.. w. Campbell, John
Hale, and policeman named Krempkan.
Hale covered Krempkan with his pistol. and
shooting affray began. Hale shot kremp-
kan, the city marshal shot Hale and Next
can accidentally, and also shot Campbell
making six men lying in the street at one
time. Hale died within few minutes after
being shot, Krempkan was killed instantly,
Campbell died this morning, and the Mexi-
can is in critical condition."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17
a Shocking Triple Murder.

GALVESTON, April 16.-A special from
san Antonio to the NelcS gives the details
Of horrible triple murder about eleven
miles from that city. John Sinmons. a
heavy siock.owner. left his home on sun
day. Yesterday bis border, mined }. ;.
Phillips, went out with the sheep. About
noon Mrs. Simmons was found lying in the
heider's room with her throat cut ard her
body bcaling evidence Of an outrageous
assault. The alarm was given, ard soon
after the bodies of Mrs. simmons child
and her mother, Ms. Parker, were found
at the foot OF an embankmen', one hundred
wards from the house. their skulls crushed
in with a rock. The berder seems 10 think
Simmons was the murderer, but he himself
was arrested and committed without bail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17
wasouic Baxnar at Savannah.

SAVANNAH, GA, April l6.-The Masonic
bazaar and fair for the benefit OF Solomon's
Lodge. No. 1, instituted by General Ogie'
thorp In 1888, and which is the second old
est Masonic body in America, will open on
MONDAY the 18th instant In the exhibition
hall erected especially for the purpose. IL
will probably be the largest exhibition OF
tbe kind ever held In the southern Sta'es;
Contrlbution, 10 IT have been made from all
nsris OF the Union, and the attendance
promises to be very large. II will continue
from two 10 four weeks,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17
ATough Snake story.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, April ia >peciai
to The Leader chronicles an Interesting case
at Mount Vernon. Lester Williams shot
and killed s,ork which was three feet ana
half high when erect. The bra oeinS
strange, IL was taken TO the once Oh III;
Robinson and examined by oIntho'ogIca,
experts. While being handled the head OF
a snake protruded from the fowPs mouln.
Naturally the spectators dropped the D'rds
head and waited developments. Inc SNAKE
crawled out OF his strange prison 10 tne
stork's stomach, and proved OF as rare
species among ophdians as the stork Is III
North American fauna. The reptilc inea-
sured four feet 10 length ana three 'henes
in circumference.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17
ICE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

V1HE BEST SEWING-MACHINE EVER
PRODUCED, -.
FArTvRrNG. Is THE Dou BIZ E.IHREAp
roo K.sTITCH. LICHT-RC MINING
NEW DAVIS
RTiCAI. r. E D., AZ,
pr Will LAST A LIFETIME-EVEkl MA.
CHINE WARRANTED
se,,s ,ny fabric from lace 10 leather. Has The an'
t"msiic sslf.iegulatng tension and take, ~. Al
wsvs ia order aud never s.ils IN us dniy froanses
he b. 4 quality Of work N the gre.1sst ssris.y. ne
are neede J. Made froiz the hCesf naterEsi by sx-
pert wersmen. Try It.. II mas De yer iahss 10 ise
ppsrfeet satisfaction. The VERTICAL EkED rs
Re greaiest advance made In sewtng-nschanksn
stnes the advance OF sewng-Eaehinee, when epa-
bles the operator 10 os all work without basiins.
CalI and see II work and set samphs. ofTcs
e3O EAST MAIN STREET. sp io-o'-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17
Extensive Cattle Sale.

ST. LOUIS. April ia special to the Re-
puJlican from Dallas, Texas, reports one OF
The largest cattle transactions ever made has
lust been closed by the Me,srs. Hughes, Of
St. Louis, and simpson. Of Woatherford,
Texas. purchasing the famous Millett ranch
for S300 600,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17
THE LATEST NEWS.
rcRsrH To THE DESPATCH.

Ian News and 6ossip-fire from
N'''' .eous Combustion In New York
T'"' Masonic Festival In Georgta-Ihe
@ra"" I'D Charlotte AIRLINE Lease
o,her Railroad Matters-Larse Cattle
=" Horrible Triple Murder In Texas
>'' # ,ee peiarnette Murder Trial at
Ravaees OF the Plague I'm Bag
uow the Executed Nihiiists Passed
a" IA, pay-The King OF Abyssinia
i"" rhc creek cues,ion-othcr Interest,"
:. Foreign Events
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17
An Alleged Norfolk Criminal.

New YORK, April lG.-Charles blanchard,
~ Norfolk. va, charged with the larceny
of jewelry and money to the value OF SloO
from Mrs. A. L. Sweet, OF Gould's Hotel
Philadelphia, was arraigned at the IoomDs
Police Court to-day, and held IN Sl,5OO pail
TO answer the charge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17
Marine Disaster.

WASHINGTON, April l6.-The Signa-Corps
station at Hatteras, y. c., reports to the
chief signal officer: "SchOoner Loriilldrd
ashore eight miles south OF the station, in
the sound, full OF water. Crew and cap
tain saved. Owners ia Newbern, y. c.,
have been notified"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17
The King Of Abyss.psa Dead.
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. April 16. 1881.
sALEs.-1, 900 tax receivable coupons, 3. &, at
g5L; 1000 tax.receiyable coupons, u. c., at 95f
geo tax receivable coupons, u. c., at 90; 10
shares e. c. & A. r.. Il. stUckat 3Sz; 1000 Atlanta
and Charlotte II. II. incomes at 80; 1000 Atlanta
and Charlotte n. II. Incomes ut 90; 1000 Atlanta
Al "A Charl tie II. X. incomes st 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17
COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

KIC HMOND' ApTII TO IcbI'
SALES.
WuFAT.-Whte. 200 bushels very good at 81 81;
90 bushels very good AT sl.26. iancfsier-76 bush
NiveJ-3GO hu.he, good al Sl.26 200 bushels
very good al 1926. Tuz-l 300 bushels urine At
II %: "a bushels very good al sl.23; az bushels
C6pS.-Wbiie. ESQ bushels very good AT SIC I;
356 bushels very good al soc. VI xed-ls bushels
very good At soc.
NEAL.-3O bushels vtry good at 6Oc.
OAT>.-lOC bushels very good spring Al 00c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17
l0ilr.

Flour-We quote Fine, S36$3.50 extra. 800 !;
sunerdue, $3.75G:4.50; common family, s6'
choice or rateni family. S7.5OmiS; stanton ln-
speciion, extra, 80; superiine, SOU
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17
FURNITURE.
nYEING. CLRANAN0. 90

MEMS, YOUTHS. AND BOfY Go
t,ded. LADIks DRESSES whole or taken ap.ssk
sHAwLs. CLoAKs, sAv0uxs MUNfNiSSSes
GOODS, &C ARis. sAsHE ; xs:il.s Aes, ykEANSSSH
IiGnTEsr SHADES ~ ten minu!ssS notice. MD
GLOVES CLEANEn AND DYxD htACS.
COATS, PANTS, VESTS. Ae.. pYsp q CLsvAT M
Grape Company. cRApLvElls rendered ossas, s
iaily black and smpsrvioss 70 dampneSSv wi 81 AZ
NH s.saswsm lsa Broad snsss, nssf NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17

Bi>hOp y. :. DOGGETT, southern lltthOul.l'
II Is an excellent e lrreciye Of Ind gesli0n.
have used ii with PROMPT beneficial res1't.
Rev. Or. MAEGUM Professor University OF North
Carolina:
/ concur with Bishop Doggett In his estimate OF
the Nest-Pocket Cure.
Rev. Il. +. WOODWARD. Presiding Elder yirgini
Conference:
About twelve years I suffer- from Dyspepsia.
Falling In witt This remedy gave il a fair tlial.
After ITS use | could eat dnything with immunity.
health and physical comfort have had for the last
sixteen years. have known many since 10 be re-
eyed by IFS use.
Rev. DIR. DABSEY, Theological Seminary, Yir-
gina:
his highly esteemed here by the regular Medical
Faculty and the people. II Is excellent for lndiges
ton and Flatulent COlic-Sedative, sOpor tonic,
slightly aperient. without nausea.
X. l.. DADNEY, Hampden-Sidney College.
Rev. LEROY NJ. LEE, ID. d., Methodist Historian
am never without II ~ home or road. IL Is an
antidoie To lndigesilOn. Ureasiness afera meal or
purglng IS checked and the bowels regulated lts
merits are atiesied by numbers II high charac er.
have seen a tried-evcryt dyspeptic OF fifteen
years relieved by one dose.
Editor Richmond Christian AdrOcdte:
This remedy Is of tried virtue. have seen Dys-
pepsa cured completely by Il. Il seems 10 be an az
lidote TO our ma ional ii ease
Price. % cents. Sold by all druggists and conn
try merchants. NH 30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17
sEINE-THREAD. &e.

DATENT AND s0FT.N61W>
i LAID SEINE-TwiNEs Of alSx,&S>~
shnNE,LINEs. al sizes and sorts;
OIII.ING-ROPES, YAMklNGc,
CORKS aud CORkMOOD al factory prices
Ol.-CLOTHlNG.
Mrs and MEETINGS on hand and made 10 Or
der at short notice. av
We are closing out our sa'm Nc MoeA ~ n van,
,rond do we'll 10 make their ELECTIONS as early Al
nossibie. l.. LlcHTENs'fElN 4 SONS.
corner Seventeenth I'D Franklin streets.
0s' OF othcr brands. NH l7-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17
WOLF-TRAP LITlIlA.

Having effected an arrangement with Messrs.
Purcell, Ladd & Co., agents for The
WOLF-TRAP LITIIIA WATER,
we are prepared TO supply 1t not only by the gallon
at 2J cents, but by the glass at D CENTS from our
new and improved mineral.waior apparatus.
The attention Of all who suffer from INDIGESTION
Is called to The advantages offered ofsupplying them
A, moderate sum this superior medicinal beverage
To those who wish to use 1t regularly at our fouh-
tain We will make liberal terms.
POLK MILLER & CO.,
rbe 900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17

! Thursday. Flour dan and unchanged. Wheat In
fair demand and lover: Nc. red winter. VI .02 bid
steady and IN fair demand; 42bta42t c.cash, 421fc.
May, 42sa42te. june. Oats fairly active sn6
shade higher; 34e34Ac. cash. 344c. BID July. Pork
high. at sI1.25. Buik-meats stropg and higher ;
shoulders. 50 go; short rib aud cegr, 80 80.
Whissey steady and unchanged at BIOS.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, April 1G-FloUr neglected and
nominal. Wheat opened and closed weak; No. ]
Milwaukee bard nominal. No. Milwaukee, April,
gg4c.; May, 81 ,03t; June and July, st.o54; No.
3 Milwaukee, 95hc.: No. 4 Milwaukee montreal:
rejected nominal. Cora weaker: No. 2, 43c. Oats
nrm; No. 2. SAC. Provisions higher. Mess porn.
fl7.e3 cash and May, sl7.9J June. Layd--Prims
steam: ~ l.Z5 cash and May; Juae, s1l.3S. Live
hogs, 50 Goa 1910.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17
EMULSION OF COD.LlVER OIL
WITH
HYPOPHOSPHITES LIME AND SODA.

Contains In addition TO PURE COD-LIYER OIL
10 grains OF HYPOPHOSPlIlTES LINE andsODA
TO each nud ounce. -
LADD Co.
We have The testimony Of the physicians Of the
ciiy and country as to Is efficacy IN The treatment OF
PULMONARY DISEASES,
As ii Is prepared in this city, cur patrons have
the satisfaction of knowing that in using II they can
rev upon It's FRESHNESS and PURITY.
We commend 1t Tor Its palatableness and ready
assimilation.
Fifty cents and one dollar per bottle.
POLK MILLER & co.
NH ADoihecaries Ninth aud Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Executed Nihiiists.
nn,r THEY PASSED. THEIR LAST Day.

HOW THEY PASSED THEIR LAST DAY.
LONDON. April lG.-The Summaries cor
RESPONDENT at st. Petersburg gives the fol-
lowing details OF the manner in which the
Nihili>t prisoners executed Yesterday passed
their last dav: Ru,sakctf prayed inces-
sanity and offered his services 10 the Gov
ernment as a spy, but the offer was de-
cliued. Jeliabotf spent the time in writing
page after page about the trial, committing
to paper what he was forbidden to speak.
The woman, Sophie Pltofl,ky, wrote TO her
mother 10 waste no time in assuaglng the
wrath OF her father. kibalt>cich drew up
a memoir on the subject OF his speclhc as
coyeries, which he addressed TO the Hlgh
Court of Justice, avowing desire that MS
name be immOrtaliZed ana m1H'ng eliI VI
his inventions to the state on the condllioh
that all the profit from them should 90 10
the amelioraton OF the lot OF the chilureu
OF political criminals.
What Greece Wants to Know.
LoxDoy, April ia dispatch from
Athens 10 Reuters Telegram Company
saws: The Greek Government awaits the
reply OF the Powers TO the following points
confirmed in its answer TO the note OF tne
Powers: Whether the occupation OF me
new territory will be speedily and peace
fully effected; whether Europe VIII propose
a new frontier, a. Greece regards inc pres
ent roposalinsufficient; and what arrange
ment will be proposed for the Greeks eX-
cluded by the present proposition from
union with Greece.
The HOrd, the organ OF Iricoupls, oAaTac-
teriZes the reply OF the Greek Government
TO the proposal OF the Powers as The most
discraceful coup d'ttat since the formation
of the Greek kingdom.
Turkeys Proposed Surrender OF Ter
ritory to Greece.
IovDoN. April ia dispatch from Com
.tantinople TO Reuters Telegram company
sovs. At a meeting OF the Ambassadors IL
was decided that the details for me surren.
der OF the territory coded 10 oreece sho"iu
no settled between them ana the folte ana
afterwards ratified TO Greece ana toat au IN
ternationaI commission should SUBS 9qUentIy
he summoned to superintend tue cess1on VI
the territory, the Porte orderlng tne AuIh-
isb commanders 10 quit an nour oeioie 'us
arrival Of the commissioners, woo Wou'u
take possession OF the various 'ocahe'es anu
hand Them over to the Greek troops, "uo
would arrive half an hour later Inc u,
isb commanders oil leaving woula 'aAc WIN
them all individuals considered 9ahseio "m
10 the new order OF things ana 9is'''n a..
the Mussulman population. Ultimately
after the surren der OF the territory icch-
meal military commission Is TO be appointed
70 settle the delimitation OF the fronter'
The Powers Dispieased.
LONDON, April l6.-A semi oincial not'
i.sued by the Hayas agency, faris' Gays
i" The Powers are disp leased with the ton'
OF the Greek reply to / heir note' ana WIN
accepting its substance have asked exp,a
nations regarding It's form. rremiei GU
| .,,anndanros said that. In view 81 Inc eA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17
SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD,

SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAlLaOAD,
= CONNFCTiNc Ar WATNEsBokO
WITH CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO bALhoADs
rp,txs VOW RUSNIxG IRON WAYNESs
BORO' TO SHENANDOAH i.oN-Wobhs'
Commencing december z, 1880:
Leave WaynessofO' Tor
Shenandoah IRON 80. s.oyu
WOi SsSO n. W. an" CIV 80
Leave Shenandoah
Jron-W ork.s for n,
WaynesbOrO t'Zu NJ v. ana lS'<V IL ss
Arrive at Shenandoah .oo,u
Iron-WorsS at.... ll:4V ~ " aId o'VV IL NJ
horo, Al. - $40 4. n. and 2:40 p. NJ.
JOSEPH Is SANDS, Sspei iniendent,
Aaxentown. NJ
ygM. &, MACDOWhtL. Gen. Agen.,
Philadelphia, Pa;
CHARLES z: HATCH,
General Freight and Pas. Agent
dsl7 HsxerSt0wn. Ma
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17
The Powers Dispieased.

LONDON, April l6.-A semi oIhciai nole
;.sned by the Hayss agency, Paris, says
{" The Powers are disp leased with the tone
Of the Greek reply to I heir note. and wh,le
accepting its substance have asked expla'
nations regarding It's form. Premier Cou-
mouudauros said that, In view OF the ex-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17
WV YORK HANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. April 10 The weekly statement OF
the associated banks shows the following changes
Loans increase, sl.l39.OOO; specie incIease. ~
posits increase. IS 032 900; circulation increase
tl7l.2uO: reserve increase. sl,s37,40O.
The banks now hold "a ,042,62o In excess OF itfal
lrlinnnfs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17
UROPEAN STEAMSHIP zEfFTN
Ia TICK I =. skA4ksso

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
1000 MAIN STREET,
ponrese,tIng the following frsJ-class ocean steam
ship lines from Boston Ne York Phlladepna, ana
Baltimore 10 Europe: CUXARD, MHiIE SMIAAPR'
IraE pED STAR ALLAN. NOREH-GERMAN-
LLOYD. HAMBCRG AMERICAN. ard NEIL Eth
ERLAND'S AMERICAN, ITALIAN, ana Boz,
DEAfTX. FIRST CLASS, SECOND CLASS, az"
SEWERAGE TICKETS TO and from all the pflD.
FINAL points in Europe. Excursion tickets al
ra,,t,r,d rates Staie-rOOms secured In advance.
pr,iss ,nInv IN Euroue or sending for their frien6s
wouId do well 10 communicate with the ander'igheu
before purchasing elsewhere. Railroad and sleain
min tickets 10 all points In the United states ana
C,nsdo Rates same a. al depOts and general omces.
No ,yomblc 10 answer questions Write 10 or call on
w "0"'' A. ". GAKBER,
ceneral Railroad and = eamship Agent
fell-d&w3m 1000 Main street. Rlchihon'. va.