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,sErvgMBER II, 1881


~ 1Asr-visrr or NEW JERSEY
AfISk kA' ,rxpt.AR-corroN RgoEiPfs FoR
kSishass-pgTERsBURG MUSICAL AssocIA-
fSE its..xIScs OF III NORFOLK AND
IS,VpS RAILROAD, &C
ss.~roasnc Of the Richmond plspa'eh.l
FNresp SEPrExBgR 10, 1881.
.o,ion received a splendid TALL OF
oar ",shf. lasting hon 9o'clcCk until
riu bs,S The fall was so copious IS
ihs mo'. smsIl streams 10 running, the
;osiat. s"e,eh had been dry since carly In
ktso o. Tbs farmers are enabled 10 fallow
jane. and already the face OF nature
SEN; ~. nom The Recorder OF Melita
a Nn.yy No. ia, X. T., OF New Jer-
CoGma.SN ;ibat The Commandery VIII not
sy, Virginia 10 uuiferm, but merely as
Wv and only expect to meet Their Ira
elbs me state as individuals. They VIII
m civ Point for a few hours aud In
SOP me monitor fret there, and then pro-
ar 10 Richmond.
Gu ;nsrecti0ns Of tobacco at TIE ware
lac - mi. ci,y this week were abon,
hous', nndred bogshesdS. Tue receipts OF
three 80 The year ending September 1t
COLON ;, "a !. 100 baleS-being 1000 bales
sm'uoss' ~ the receipts OF last year.
NVrc.nIzation OF the Petersburg Musi-
iseSs,on has been completed, and is
~ i guaranteed. The Association
sHeSes : npmber OF entertainments run
wa s,s,oneh The season from October 10
nlhs ~ which our home talent will assist,
jung sr,i,is irom abroad. The Board oil
VIZ .srs Of the Young Mems Christian
Asus,ion have also decided unanimously
49, smother star course OF entertain
% his season, which will be more
- md II possible OF a more attractive
,.r,er than that OF last year. II viii
'~srsee lectures, readings, elccution.
wosic, sc.
Tbs report OF the Treasurer OF the Norfolk
..AWesiern Railroad Company, just issued
80 that the gross earnings OF the road
~ he month OF August amounted tC
.,ao esi 90, or an increase OF $40, T34 over
- ssrpings for the same month last year
"a earnings for the eleven months ending
ineust Slst were 81, 1884, 0l. Tan i%ncreas'
a ~si7S.049.45 Tor the previous clever
-onibs. This, too, under a reduction o
al freight aud passenger rates of about >;
nsr cent. The reports for .he months o
ssn,ember, October, and November, il /
hsisyed. will show very heavy earnings
iss.much Is these are generally the three
lp.iest months OF the year.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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COUNTY.
SPEECHES OF DANIEL AND WISE.
CrrraonA~a a.. Dt.h,oouA nleuafch

Correspondence Of the Richmond D'spatchJ
BIG LICK, September s, 1881.
Democracy Is booming In this section OF
tle State. | have not seen such enthusiasm
since the campsign of 1869. Every man
seems to be on the war-path. and earnest
ness Ike | see around me to-day must mean
a glorious victory in November. Old men
ana young vie with each other In activity
lOf The cause OF the Anglo-SaXOn. IL would
nerve our weaker Democratic vessels 10
Tue black districts II they could only see
ana feel tbe spirit that animates the Demo-
efscy OF Bedford, Botetourt, and Roanoke.
The Aourishing town Of Big Lick is as solid
q TIE three hundred Spartans were at Inc
fa's Of Thermopyla. Not one repudlator
10 the entire population. The intense ieel-
ing fyinced here for the cause OF political
civilization has permeated even the col
Ved people. Many Of The more lh-
seiigent Of that class propose TO sup
Por The legitimate, and not the spurious,
Democratic ticket. The presence OF our
gallant standard. bearer, the peerless Dan
Vel, seems 10 inspire the true ADgio-SaX0n
Nhh hope, enthusiasm, and energy. MS
presence exerts the most powerful magnetic
~,nnuence upon the people OF anything 4
Fave ever witnessed. This good old county
q Roanoke is thoroughly aroused. Ibe
eloquent Daniel with his torch OF genius
sha eloquence has rekindled the hres tDst
nave been but dimly burning on The affairs
VI The Democracy since 1879. The 20,
Shaionisls have nominated for the House OF
delegates one Of the most unpopular men
y Tie county, and bis name Is Green u.
Soord. Mr. Bo0rd Is said TO have been Inc
saIcestheasted negro-trader OF a~nte-Dellum
ZINES. The Democrats have nominated
suoge Winfield Griffin for the House. he
ssald to be The very opposite OF Mr.. BooFd
y every essential particular that conspifes
= make a tFus and able representative.
ssuoge Griffin Is Justly popular with al par.
10y snd 10 likely TO be elected ~ ? hand
"me majority.
non. George d. Wise, OF your city, ar
xsa here last night az s 0'clock. Major
AUD ". Daniel arrived tbs morningat $3.50,
~'s'y large crowd gathered from Roanoke
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On Tuesday last james Pender, a saloon.
Keeper OF StapleiOD, Staten Island, was Ia
boring under the effects OF swallowing an
entire box OF morphine pills, instead Of one
or two, as he was directed. His friends
gathered around him and administered
what Is called the heroic treatment TO pre-.
vent SLEEP from oyefpowering him. They
pulled his hair, tickled him with a feather,
trod on bis corns. while another was play
ing q hand organ ut bis elbow. Every now
and then they wonld seize hold Of the man
aud run him around a block or two, and
they finally succeeded in saving his life.
The exact amount OF Lieutenant Flip
per's deialcstion Is S1,700. The young
man was inexperienced, however, and had
never been In the Signal Service.
Lucy Miller (colored), who came to this
county from Richmond, has been lodged in
Jail charged with inianticide on Selma farm,
near town. Orange Observer.
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Fatal Railroad Aceidcnt.

CINCINNATI. o., September 10.-The Lou
isyille and New Orleans lightning passen-
ger train No. 2, coming north, at 10 O'Clock
last plight was wrecked at Sonora, sixty
miles south OF Louisville, on the main Ene
Of the Louisville and Nashville railroad.
The locomotive jumped the track at a switch
which bad been maliciousIy misplaced by
persons not yet detected, and a baggagsNear,
TWO coaches, and two Pullman sleepers
piled on the locomotive. John Slaese, en-
gineer, was instantly killed. oscar Lily,
freman, was MORALLY wounded, paving
both legs badly crushed. No passengers
uaro hurt.
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The Missouri Train-Robbery.
OF THE ENGINEER AND BRAKE

STATEMENTS OF II ENGINEER AND BkAkE-
MAN.
Yesterday, in a dispatch from Independ-
once. NO, we gave the particulars OF a oar
INC train.robbery near that point. The loI-
Io@ing are the statements OF the engineer
and brakeman: Engineer Foote makes The
foIIoWino statement between three ana
ionr miles east OF Independence there Is a
deem eut. over which the Missouri Paclnc
track crosses the Chicago and Alton, ana IL
was lust before entering the deepest part
~ this cut that / saw the pile OF stones,
which was about five feet hign, ana
on the top OF which was q suck, 10
which was attached a red rag, ana Dehinu
the whole stood the leader OF the robbers:
.0f course | stopped. | was then approached
nv four OF the gang and the leader, VINO
said. sStep down OF that engine ana DO as
l tell YOU, OF / will kill YOU lie then told
me 10 get the eOaEpick, which DID after
some parleyIng; but as a revolver was
nointed at my head, l could not reiuse 10
obev tDem. They then marched me anu
.Iohn Stealing, the fireman, 10 tne eA-
nress.car and told me to break uoWn
The door. which did. messenger
Fox had hidden himself In the woous
nv the rosdside, but they s"oIe tncy
would XIII me II be didn't come OUT, anu 50
I called Tor him, and be entered inc car
with tive Of the robbers, who forced MN 70
omen he safe and pour us contehts into =
sack. They were disappointed o. not get
Tina more booty and knocked FOX ooWn
vice with the butt end OF a navy Iesvrsoi,
~cnf,ing his head In a fearful Manner iheY
,hen marched us 10 the coacnes, "neio tney
kent us covered with reviewers wni.e snoyi
n sehPhed the Messengers. After The last coach
rsen cone through they marched us back
~ he engine. when the leaGers said, NOW
y hact there and we will remove th'
s'ones. You have bee1 a bully boy, ant
nere e q little presen. for you, and ne hanu
"a me TWO silver doilMs.' told PIN
wanId remove The distractions, and tbe en-
! lire gang skipped UP over the empankmen
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IN THE SECRET.
RAILRoAD-MEN, BANK OFFICERS,
n
CAPITALISTS
AFFECTED SERIOUSLY.
ALITTLE INSIDE CHAPTER THAT WILL BE
READ WITH INTEREST BY THE PUBLIC.

Railroads, banks, and capitalists are the great
moving and controlling power Of the world now,
and there is a road-a rough road-ihrough which
all that attain 10 eminence must pass and many lall
In The fight. Thought, study. mental and brain
work. Is the highway TO eminence: and work,
thought, worrying, planning. calculating-an feed
upon the brain and nervous system, aud the results
are Nervous Prostitution, Heart-Disease, Apoplexy'
Paralysis, Neuralgia, Nervousness, Sleepless Nights,
sick and Nervous Headache, and a ssdden dropping
out of The business ranks by Overwork and nervous
ness I'm some Of It's forms. This Is the natural con-
sequence; but If the nervous system Is fed and sup.
ported ln proportion to the waste and demands
made upon il, these fearful results would not be
heard OF or known.
The remedy Is a simple. sensible one. Simply TO
feed ,he overworked, irritable nervous system. And
that can be done, and that Is being successfully every
day, by The use OF DR.. BENSON'S CELERY M
CHAMOMILE PILLS, q special preparation for
Nervous Disease, Sick aud Nervous Headache, Ner-
yousness, slesplessnsss, Neuralsia, and Dyspepsia.
Thee pills are not a patent medicine but made by =
regular physician and used by the profession at
large.
Sold by all druggists. Price, so cents a box.
Depot, LOG NORTH EUTAW STREET, BALTl-
MORE, MD. BY mail, two boxes for 81, OF six
boxes for $3.50, to any address.
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Shot Under an AppIe.rree.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatchl
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, Va, september TO-
II Is reported here hat Robert l.. Duke, a
fireman or the Chesapeake and Ohio way
freight, was shot and seriously wounded at
Bumpass station to-day. IL is said that
Duke was engaged in picking up apples
under a tree near by where his engine was
standing, when a SON Of the owner Of the
tree procured a shotgun from bis house
and fred on Duke, the shot taking effect
IN one side Of his face and one side Of bis
body. Duke was carried back to Richmond
by the first train going east.
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noon, be has grown more comfortable. A
cold, easterLy storm bss prevailed since
early morning Witt evil effect thus FAR on
bis condition. Secretary WINDOW bad a
brief interview with the President At noon.
he found him much reduced 10 strength,
but clear In bis mind. He asked the Seere-
tary about the success Of the refupding Of
the public debt. BLAINE, Secretary.
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THE PREsrDErI's CONDITION YES
TERDAY QUITE FAVORABLE.
HIGHER PULSE AND TEMPERATURE,
which DO Net Indicate Anything or n
Serious Nature.
DR.. BLISS PREDICTS
A Marked Improvement I'm the Next
Day or Two.
THE PlYIENT 10 SEE VISITORS.
The Wound Granuiattng well-seere
tary Window Sees the sufferer.

Violent Demonstration OF the New Orleans
Strikers One of Them Killed and Others
Nounded-A Methodist Minister ConVieted
OF Dissemination Ideas Contrary to the
Doctrines Of His Reiigion-Another Rail-
road SBsash-Up with Fatal Effeet-The
Michigan Prairie-Fires, &c.
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T YDIA 4. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
IS POSITIVE CURE
FOR ALL THOSE PAINFUL COMPLAINTS
n WEAKNESSES so COMMON
TO OUR BEST FEMALE POPULATION.

It will cure entirely the worst form Of Female
Comnlaints, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation ard
| Ulceration, Falling aud Displacements, and the
CONSEQUENT Spinal Weakness, and q particularly
adapted to the Change Of Life.
II will dissolve and eIpel tuners from the uterus
in an early stage Of development The tendency to
cancerous numors there is checked very speedily by
Its use.
1t removes f%aintness, Gatulency. destroys all eray-
ing for stimulants, and relieves weakness OF the
stomach. It cures BloatInE, Headaches, Nervous
Prostration, General Debility, sleeplessnesS, De
preston, and Indigestion.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing pain
weight, and bsckaehe, is always permanently cured
nv us use. 1t will at all times and under all clrcun-
.,s,ces act I'm harmony with the laws that goysTE
,be female system. For the cure Of Kidney Com
nlaIpts Of either sex this Compound IS unsurpassed
LYDIA Il. PINKHAM's VEGETABLE Com
PouND Is prepared at 1913 and Ss5 Western ave
pue. LYNN. Mass. Price, 81; six bottles for 20
sent by nail in the fa m of pills, also In the form o
lozenees, on receipt OF price 81 per box Tor either
Mrs. PuSKHAM freely answers all letters II inquiry
Send for pamphlet. Address as above hentfe'
this saper.
No family should be without LYDIA T. flNh
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation
pauousness, and ToEpidirS Ct the Liver, 20 cent
e.,ah, ua.aad,s auq 26-eOd
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A Hallway Tragedy.

LONDON, September 10.-A dispntch from
says q tragedy similar TO tAe murder
Of Mr.. Gold in the Brighton galway eX
in June has. occurred on tralI
from Paris to Turin. A man entered th0
Grst-elsss coupe occupied by = gentiemaa
who was alone, and after wounding h,n
seriously threw him out Of the carriage
window. From a card bound in his trrhnk
The victim is believed 10 be Herr Nnek,
AOusuI at TpOhOrn.
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The New orleans COtton-slrIkers

BECOMING YI0LENT-ONE OF THEN KILLED
AND TWO WOUNDED.
NEW ORLEANS, September 10.-Tbis
morning as wagons were leaving CoopeTs
cotton. press the strikers interfered with
the teamsters. Police.S Sergeant Reynolds
ordered the strikers to disperse, when he
was knocked down and beaten. He drew
his revolver and shot one OF the strikers "a
negrol through the head, killing him IN
%stanily. Two white men were wounded.
The Mayor has called out the entire ponce
force. Captain +. o. Minor, while drlVlnS
along in cab, was shot at twelve times Dnt
escoDed uuhurt.
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BRUNSWICK.
heavy IAIN-KnLED BY LIGHTNING.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
LAwRESCEyILLE, NA.,

q u AAAE
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispalch.1
LAWRESCEYILLE, NA.,
September 10, 1881.
The long distressing drought ended yes.
terday friday in as heavy a rainfall as i
have seen for years. The rain began with
low mmtering OF thunder in the southwest,
and The heaviest part OF the rain was al
most without thunder. About 8 O'Clock 2.
NJ, however, a bolt burst Just in front OF
NY house, killing a eolored woman, who,
thinking the storm and rain over, was walk
ing %leisurely home. IL was the most re-
markable and startling case OF being struck
lever knew. She was about twenty feet
from solitary oak, a magnificent survivor
Of the primeyal forest, and scarcely eight
ieet from another colored woman, who was
only Knocked down and not at all Injured
BY the shock.
The rain is too late to do much more than
relieve our spprehensions about a supply OF
water for drinking and grinding, as not
more than a half crop Of anything will be
made. j. K. ID.
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Accidental Drowning.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.I
LEXINGTON, VA, September. 10.-Jqmes
II. Maxwell. a newly-arrived cadet, Of
Wheeling, W. Va, was drowned this eye-
ping in attempting to swim North river
near HufIman's Run. His body was re-
covered some distance below the scene OF
the accident.
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LONDON, SeptemAe f@-A dispatSn from
Guernsey ANNOUNCES tee arflyal mere OIL
The brBg Monarch, from Mobile, with one
OF the crew des1 and three sick win yell
loW-PeVer,
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NEW ORLEANS, September 1a.-Jones q
Co, cotton buyers and future brokers, sus-
pended this afternoon. Their liabilities are
moi stafp0-
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY.

WALL olhE1A ~ EfOaA
NEW YORK. September 10.-The Posts financial
article says: Government bonds were firm, and
state and railroad bonds quiet, and as a rule steady
Money has been easy at AVA per cent. on eau.
Prime mercantile paper IS sac per cent. Foreign
exchange Is extremely duh, and rates are more or
less nOmiDal. While the share speculation on toe
stock Exchange has beea more active Than on yes
terday, The fluctuations have been much less Fl0lenf
and The dealings are attended with comparatively
little excitement. The short interest serves 10 keep
the market firm, and prices generally are higher
tons have been I'm the Trunk Liae shares, 81. Paul,
Western Union Telegraph. The coal stocks, Denver
and Rio Grande, Erie, and Wabash. OHIO aud MIS-.
sisSipl has been dull, aud ranged between 43h and
AZ. with the latest sales at AZ. Hannibal and II. 10
common has also been qniet. The stock sold az 90
cash. and was afterward quoted AZ zoe, bid without
intervening S le, After midday the general mar
he; became null.
The following quotations were current to-day al
2:30P NJ: Western Union. s94; New York Gen.
trail, l43k: Lake Shore, 1881; Micbieas Central,
95h; New York, Lake Enc and Western, l4i
do. preferred, SO; do. seconds, l0lb' Delaware
LaeSawanna and Western, 1851; New Jersey Cen
trail, 90 Delaware and Hudson, 1885; Reading,
63s; Northwestern, l20h;u 81. faul; d20s
preferred. s7I; Union Pacific, 1929: W., X.
and r., 40A: Hannibal aud 81. DO, 210; do
preferred, us: OHIO and Mississiopi, 465; do;
!. c., 2lh; Northern Pacific, common, 40k
45H; do. preferred, ~; %. irst preferred.
Chesapeake and Ohio. ri; Louisville aud Nash
vile, 81: Ontario aud Western, Boa; Illinois
Central, 1893: Canada Southern. 6oa; Chicago
Burlington and Quincy, i3Is: Denver ana Kio
ferred, 1881; Erie and Western, 54a; Colorado
Coal, SO; Ihio Central, 26b; Texas Pacific, 53s
do. l.. G., 1903. ru,op1
BALTIMORE, September 10.-virginia 81. CONSOLE
dated, 7sY: second series, 80 past-due coupons
92k; new 10-40's, 52f. Bid to-day.
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Flour.

Elour-We quote : Fine. s4.50Gt5 extra, $3.50
n AZ. rs: supernne, a6.5O@f6.75; common fam
iIy. s7.75@ss; choice or patent family, 80 500
az. 10.
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SATURDAY. September 10. 1851.
sALEs-Fmsr BoAHD.-l0 shares Riespouc
snd Allegheny Railrosd stock at 42xi 100 SHARE.
Richmond anil DzByille Railroad ssoes AZ 100, l75
AZ fQ CNnf I0n
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, September 10, 1881.

SALES.
White, 80 bushels very good at 81 81.
Lancaste or. 1873 bushels prime az sl.3O; 10 bushels
good az sl.45. Mixed, ~ bushels very good al
kI.47. FuliZ. Gao bushels Vely good at sl.4Oi l2e
bushels very good at SI3g; 200 bushels good al
sI37 and kI.3S; 24S bushels fair at s1.35 and
Al. SO: 1874 bushels common al Fl.20 10 $3.50.
CORN.-Wbite, lS4 bushels prime aud very goOc
at sSc. Mixed, l0s bushels prime and very good
al SIC. (; So bushels fair at S6c.
OATs.-l24 bushels prime winter at 71c.; 13O
bushels prime winter st zoe; ITO bushels very good
snrlnY Al BIC.
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SECRETARY BLAISE's DISPATCH.

LoSG BRANCH, September 10.-Secretary
Blaine sent the following at 10 O'Clock TO-
night.
IoreA, Minister, london After the dis
patch OF last night the President had con-
siderable increase Of ie'ser. Indeed, q rise
Of pulse and temperature every night mas
become a si~gnidc,n nj feature In bis case,
Through the day, and especially ibis ailer-
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No family should be without LYDIA e. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation
ssiOusness. and TorpidirS Of the Liver, 20 cents
per box. Sold by al drv ggists. aug 2o-eod
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, ~eptember 10.-Noon.-Stocks strong
Money. 4G6 per cent. FxchangC-LoDR 479t
short, ASK. State bonds duh and nominal. Gov
ernments quiet and nrm.
Bpsnfhg.-Money, 365 per cent. Exchange,
479k. Governments quiet aud unchanged; new
5's. 10lk; new AVS, Il3 new As, ll0h. states
dull and unchanged.
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LADIES, DO YOU want 10 be strong nenhii aad
,eautlfaly Then use HOP BfTTxRs,
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-cROCERIEs. IIQgoRs, &e.

TOLGATE'S TOILET SOAPS whole.
~ SAFE and retail:
sale aud retail: ...,...,o
CROSSE a BLACKWELLS ChLE WhoeSas
NusgRooM and WALNUT CATsUP;
TEAS, CUFFEEs, SUGARS,
SPICES, VINEGAR, &c.
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1E BOXES CHOICE BACON sHoUL'
lO DERS,
400 barrels FAMILY FLOUR,
500 barrels NoRTd CAROLINA CUT HER
RINGS,
'U ~ SO A. Y. STOKES & co.
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KANSAS cry

wBArA RICHMOND PHARMACIST SAW IN rms
THRIFTY WESTERN cITY-NEErING or THE
AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATIONS,
An
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CnICA0V.

CHICAGO, sep,einoer l0.-fioar In g9S, de.nsna
y - wtnter, ASK: No. 2 CHICAGO spr.ns,
N .a4asI25t casn. 81 % oeIooeh slslA NO
ysTnber. Corn active. Arm, ana hssasf !. No. a..
.,roeg ana 6lehsr; 8SA43ec cash. SeAs- septem-
Der, spNv. October, 40te. SoYtm9sn Pvrx ssaaY
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ST. LOUIS, September io;-ylour nSniSsaS sa.
.ia . strong. Ne. 2 red fall, sl.A4k each, sl.foa
osto5er. SLASH November. Corn Opened lower
SSvaneedt 10 62Sc. cash and Sept mfer, oiNe sgS'
- Oats slow: 45e. cash, 4fc. Octooer, 4f%,
Sa;emser. Provisions arm aud nnehAxeds h'<
doing. Whisky steady atsl'lU-
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Goods delivered promptly In any p1rt Of the city,
Telephone No, lat
fse l0l
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C0nrANIEs.

FOR farther information as 70 tls
ERN MUTUAL asdres! Spvnn,ss 11,,a srsst.
RichmoaA. Va,
DIR. J. s. ID. cULLkss Nsaissl sam'ns''
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tBy TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

ELBERON, n. j., September 1O-9:40 4. N.
(Oficial. )-At the examination OF the Presi-
dent at $50 this morning The temperature
was 1914; pulse, 104; respiration, Is. he
slept well during the night, awakening only
at intervals OF one half TO one hour. This
is n p%erceptible increase OF strength, with
an improved condition Of the digestive or
gans. The tumeiaction Of the parotid has
entirely disappeared. and the suppuration
is greatly diminished. The wound con
tinues to improve, and presents q more
healthy appearance.