davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-04-28

j.uuc It. I'll II n of tIIacthawt, " T. Z;xtW II.
dated April Z! (llenjnmD +. hsnms IL 1hnui- .~.
Wininr L, II, Il i II rwnntY .nliiti, !. &iili
4, ,'!ntrd AjriI II tAlbett trann tn .tuhn W. ~,
wnm.i, ~. iii Il =" aiiie.nsii =. T. Giia
ts.iia&c.t ApriI u tMHstnr III Ehnnrery 10 n.
r rn,1t;. .clxht Il. iafi 81 iaassy ~.
NV n fIntetl ApfiT ,hnnn II H. ihandlefn ...,
Mary j. 'SVJ
HrdrwGk RI n t:t,r nf t:nHnnrs, y !, 2jx ty fl
tinusi Aprii u ifInnrKo " WtsIfu,n .ehnnltrI 10
WtH1HI 1lnnfCci.. NUN
Kuitrlf ut err tlNtTH WITHIN 4 HAIHLA ~ aEvES
MlfEA or TIN c,tnr.tuttAE.
l1lvrray At, :EfF& IT " 1T tthsiDn tlal, ~ EEx
~ n. i!nfri April u t5osrph +. sHn4a"a1 tn.
wtiahsv.Ma, ~. IL Il ii ftnciis r:ti;t l, sE
Kim n. tlnttlt AfrIl ~ tl'"trr Held IL btcnf
A. 3DN
sUtIru vrr city ttuIrx WITHIN IA DIES t,y sEvEN
- tllEx ar THE CVstfHT.blut'Art- -
Wentworth nv. Ixt4 ~ OF n 1fty.hinth II. q 4.
tl1ttt Il, ta:t Ats!l ~ a. H. ioIinsHn IL. -x,
tvsS IT, III II i;ts .ss.; i /, 3;siiiix
IL, dared AprIt Ii ttiB0fEH u. SHckktutGr II F.
tltftfii MbxHGr1. Ats4....s.s4,tst ~
WEST ~ rtry ltMtts WITHIN a tAHtuA Or AHvkS
NtLKs Nr THE t,itnr.iititxE.' = :; -
flcni4bttru n. up II n nf dickens. " Il 1jxilA
IT.. t.H.teI April at tl0hn LNAratat Ir.t ~ sa. ...
fHh r. dfaYeAbssststt9 %D
, 1881-04-28

PROVISIONS.

HON PRODuCrH--Hhowod llttts change from this
provton~ ny rasarta aeylty. ralhcr ehc lack VI
II. 'rlls market was nustssdy In regard to pork,
which wns strong carly. then weatencs and c'oeest
Htead'er. wh1s there HEs little chnnaa in fnrtf
Ur mrmts 'rhn tatt-r wnro qIotnd III fnrtf
In liverpool. but that Hsatin 11ttlu dlncrcnne
IL TIM lucnl dea. and tho uan'and for exp0ft SEEMS
to br nthnt knspcndrd for tia present. fhern VIA
good ttnat nj Inequality In tts June prcnnm. UwnR
IL dderrnc1 In the tiamsnd tor hhhna1na ah ~ ~
prUYds for thH ieltyHrias " next Mond1y. Tho ar.
ferance tsatwenn May und Iuns nlsunt l7Ho t,Nf
iI l,s IN sityrt ra. s4e ~ lard and rtarr,y any.
ti.ina ~ [k w. owrt at !. r. {inx ~ nc ~
u q tnu!le n ita tapresenlatlvc. q ea!n.rtnnr
AltSs l'UitK K1Aa!anaal ia per 9f ~ 'Mnr te!ix. M
ery then 'ectlhml ;htc. and clnsHA D1sae ncUw thn
assl fi fsis"n, she ] sa,as !: ILL., :sns srsnia.; vao
NJ: :'|.; 3'y sss i' Il: ii
i: s, hi! ..;s ;Sss; !;
s"i lily. i ssiirf .lane, Wd ti;.sYsi;t
etrs5 r.! I%y On tho "f1"rno'n call a'''e e'o'sa Mt
i.Hfi -iiealtnei s}4atc, advanced Nc md eloxcd
~, n!yc the !s,rtt pr!rns !f !n9*!laJ Hnlgs WGrc
si!s'ts 4 3 81: e s g :s
s%sf 4 sSN aa ID ssi|ss III yss@ Il
"s i g fs ,ots ,s mss.nt ,nos # .;,;';, ; .ss n
nftrrtnIn e.,li j.ns missed 4 s.istAl
MEATs--SYfrtt n rtolprn,e tan,npd on l0rnt fNt-
snHe ~ ttle ptgtls AftHflnmi enns wnIe tnpi'rtl
essal sser Inns srd et3s:i: roilet Jalyi ~, ~
mf mne. .'s ri @ 4 ss ta S'Ts Il cdns ss
it,uill* WcrB NJ f11lnnN 1t H'riock!
, 1881-04-28
INDIANA KNIGHTS 1EMPLAR.

oHE147 D1sVultN " Ihs CNIfaub Tribune.
a@ptAaAluLis, Ind, Aprtl s,-Tho Grand
t4u1ahacty Ut Knights Tonlpaar clcoted tho ful-
.as dllicerA thia AFTERNOON: II. e. GRAND Com
v~.'es, u DIR Knight John IL 1less, Dt Columbus;
H.. s" nepusy Commander. Samuel u, Sweet, Ut
W. W. wayne: Eminent 0rand OUnoralfsslmo,
nm4su ns. Il. Woolsey. OF JotfersonvtlIos Eminent
IAN ts,dp ,eaptaf,, GenorMl. Wnltnr Vail 81 Mlchl.
Guuhnty; Eminent GrAt,d Fro!Mtu, Samuel l.:
aearer Henry q. Aln,s,s, ul indianapolis;
d oIEPSI; W.. DraAd Wlrtier, Ephrnint ": Patrick.
ta.iiessa iiesana.sillo: " Eminent urand Tre.ssureE'
Ssso!dsf, Joii,. Il. tsramwsi Of '" lmlia.anaIIs. %
LM,aoo,.iitn ut. thu officers appointcd by The
sisa.,t sisn,astt Grusad Conl,nanler, l;sn!nunt 0raid
rII". ru'''ibcLrcr. GtnrK0 W. +. Kirk. ut bhelhy.
Hsutstne Y i, i.oxNlsDost; Entnont urulld WARRIOR,
Mthn aeuell: nf knt4htstOWu; GrAld CAplatl
~ o4Nkus, W WllllMlO Ri. ul4ck, OK lHll4NApUllk
, 1881-04-28
DY TELEGRAPH.
NEW t0ltK.

Special DIratth to The Chicago 1ftbRns.
NEw YonK, April .7.-Tho share speculation
WIS somewhat unsettled III tho early dealings,
and II slight decline tnnk pince bctoro tho First
ll,nri, but during tho remainder Of tho tay tho
tlcnlings wcro characterized by strong tonc.
and tho Hunerni tendency waE III tho direction nf
Il higher rnngo In yat,lsza. At tho opening in0st
or tho lon,lIn9 shares wcro luwnr than tho Closing
ql,ofatlous Of yesterday, Metropolitan Elevated
showing n dcol!ns ur por cent, md subsc.
ql,cutsy prlcea fell or n fr,otInn. THO dcpres-
stun. however,, wuA oF brief dllrntion. Under
tho leadership ut elevated railway prupcr-
tica tho innrket to0t at upward turn,
mud u steutly atlvance WIS recorded ttring tic
afturnoon, tho h1ghest figures Of the dny bo'nx
roi@ahcd shortly k,oforo the elU@a pf business.
Tho Improvement from tue iow'"t point ot NO
u1arilin9 ranged trtn Vi to per cent, tho lhftor
Metropolitan Elevated, New Yurk selling up',,
Manhattan IN, LoAisyiln 4 Nashville *, 1ron
Mu,,ntAin ao;, Lake Shure III, nul Michigan
CentrIt TT per cent. In tho final 8nles the ele-
yatol railwny stocks reacted u to l per cont.
and tho general list foil olr ffnodon from tho
best figures Of the day AtnonR 1.-THE Investment
sharos I,atasna was conspicuously strol'G, ami
advanced from st0 tn 20 bid, o,roretl at s114
American District Telegraph roso per cont, tle-
ellncd per cent, anG closed Mt U recovory OF
| pnr cont.
Tho money mnrxet worked very smoothly
throughout tho day. mnd tho prevailing rates OF
| lUtGEtAt
,atornI rnuuei i,otwcum mud / Dor cent, tho
vr.nt im,Ik nj tho business having uccu oIpctgu
nt I'm intarnediato iluures. The Government
l,oni, dcalurs fm,nd rcady Recommendation Mt ";
l'61:l nar uout. Thue lon,,s wcru aunspl ut MDt,f
nor CO.. eont. aecor1liux 10 sho colutornl aud tho
ir,v,h of Inn tine. In tho discount
n,rrnnt nrimn mercantile pnucr rule,i ut
iIs@5x ner cent. Tho sterling oxchuugo market
v.s vnrv ntronr. nna tl,o.o bnukcrs who yustvf.
,,aw rnr,,scI to n,lynnoo thor nomuul nuotn.
sinns to.tlny markod thotn i'm 4, 70 Tint tho
noa,oa rntW of Mi thn iouuuo uruwcrs uru now
Ixs sor y, xty.,,nv tilI. und I'D for ,lutnuud II
"a "lnn.t .snr,nin' thst prnu sterling viii ba
T,r,hor nj vnnt,oi. M b.nsrrs stjll ami It atlll.
mi, to uhtnin uotnmerc,nt b!lie 70 uoyvr t,,elr
1s,.,in.. nrmni..uk. nre ,,ow shlpuod to for.
.,,H" ,.,r,. ~ tnmst tho requirements Of emil.
.-s,,. ~ nj. cn,,trv. VIM ,loslro before lcuy.
"s ~. ,no i,omn unrt ~ oxonunge taolr gold tor
49, an,or,o.r r mnmcv. so that thoy mhy hpyc
1.,nas .",ae"t ,,,n'",,",,iv avslinblo unom their
tu.a. a.s.a tt'ss '
Wr,IsoaS nu .n,r,,,rcx vo,c Irrco,,,ar on a mod
,...''.,,'' NV, - ~, s,,,ss. ,tosio Iin,trn,t
vtSso I,'s' ns..s s,,a ~. from n01: IN w,. mnt
..na.,,.5 ~ 4. Mn,rpo1irnn Eicvotod t,rsia dn
tsuusu na, ,.os' MI. ~ 1n1u and ,T,s, IN mi.
/ w.
, 1881-04-28

spteaE Dtspateh t. 1ns Chicago Tr!bitnt. =
Ilnsrox, April :7.-Tho atock market to:dny
e sn iS as'ixS i,. sRet na e e ts
t1ut npIcur to sy,npnthIxo with New York. hit
It In iis 9wu tlm6 aid why's syctrts To lN g!nr It
ton % & oatonaxs'ts % a.,va,'sc, from w to tg44I,
ind 90 preferred from Bi tn ". !.ttls M0gK
Gosea 5Sy .. hcfor Gn,eaE9 ins!tnE
t,,utmnn from ssM to,el: t,ontsia'M 4 Missouri
uii Coiany ' frs, II: II IL; to is;i: oxdssiary from
tottI5ayf; FitchbmrF, iror, 10 q H4N; l,ostoi'
sS: & l:!;: Sa1a:Sy = ,S VA; ;,! Gh'sYso ;,9
p9s ioS. rl'StS" 11onsSte1 4 e. 1 como o. advanced
from OH TO u; M!lw,iukco e. st. p9t,i Dubuque
nlris'oI' ds from 100 tp ~; Nov Ynrk 4 New
frtiin y0al to 6.!l: Little lick ~ fro.n 10 to
's IL, Eas,osn = IT, ~ from 1o'" to- iosa $500 dol
in laid stocks, Water. Power aivancea Il, to
10h. Others ~ bgtor0.,
l,c!l 1c!cphono y heeotnnF guilt l,romi,neMnt, y, M
iar very wcil. itM,vnpeed from l2iia tIast sale
yt,steraayI to 1'As' aad closed at l37a pd' 's'
"''>>" 10 tbs ntstern. ..soetasta prtss.
Water ',em"r. Ill I'm 4 G!ayu as afs
Aecn 4 i"psSs III i:s..a Filns : T. IT, ~ ':.::
s:"n II Il II + l, s... i''s s'ef ro'. ~ m s
$ssi, %T;;psts q sSiaaioa.::. ; 5;,l
|:;;:; II ::s;; L
=. PonEIiN. .. ,...
1.oSDOw. April e7.-f:nnso1s, 10l!i.
UH.tgtl states II, llB'i.
Atnorican, sccnritles-1llunls Central. 1871.
Amount ot 'Gs!;,iinn go,.a III, *jty1aD.
1}ar Silver IL hsA per ounce.
FAltlR, April s'.-isottos. S'c it,tc. !.
4 Ntstr Cff1fHkNS.
, 1881-04-28
MINING NEWS.
FAN fl:ASC1sCO, g.,
FAN FLA sSEIsCO, April s'.--Stueka closed az fol-
.llnSTl)S.

.Nf1ETlIE.
Spfetai Dtspdttl 10 The CAteaeo 1rtbunt.
IsosroS, Mass, April :'s,-ll mining sharos,
1sltn liill declined II, 10 vi; Franklin Il. 10 u;
Crescent 10-iU, to ! l3.1d. Em'pite s. 10 l0k
Alloucz advanced u, TO 7: Catalp0 IT., to
..7-'t,: Sullivan & Wnukeng Y, to .A; Quincy
|, to ". Oth0rH III hclsIrr.
10 The Ntaifrl .tsJoetatA i'rrH.
llDsOruS, April s1.-stInnK stocks closed 0s
fultuwa.
Alintsx Mining C0,., |Frlnklin, .,r...-.... A.
tnlnm,et iI....: ~ I3n9iiNy. IH5
Copper Fa!ls....".".. all5l1vof lslqt...,....". "
, 1881-04-28
.. GETTING A COURTHOUSE.

W.r" eoFNspHIdfRee of INt CAftafo Ir6une.
to.aas .AcA. Wis.,, April 21.-The spccial election
b, H. 'u 'vs or aFunst an appropriation OF $7IoO
tiu,ua Ivy W towards tho building Of q now Court"
esttlc, natlImcu, t.,r WWupacn County, was
etunty ,S,ySra,', ny ~, oycrwhclsnlnx. mujority. The
%ss ss.s tu!luss hvrs at nn .s 4p ~ now s cour.. IT.
Mq Lui,a',nn a'nnlEAeA would rnlAu tho said amount.
AklEsnSa sl WI rtat St5,VQl, and wurk WILL
, 1881-04-28

ns'rt orders o., e ,,nkst. Ill puysrs rcrv slow t.,
opssse tts at liz psss @ nskra. "es ~srs rspas of
T.: s, aa q eg.. IT., '" 70
s soo T. es M1s .s n, TSSs af aSasIS =, =: 'oF
G sss * s Mils9Sr's%sre s1 "a ss n tatssr a;sa suppy
md .n! ovst ka,es xtrs !s.!f Of i sa.' ,1 ~,
s9. q. my 1.Ss t ri. 1T ~ and
er ts eear.s 1' d" q, II sso tr PIT % sS,t On ,ract
al.i!iSa .witt:Ar-wa. nodststs's ,;, ae.lvr; md
as sss .I, ss =, , .ts:t sss i IT,, st %e
but but NV York VI. quoted ur,ucr naa aon,e peup'o
as 1n. s sarsa fs sss assT he, ~
, sSF; 4 M :hla1 ISrs ,ssi ~;
sns bssisas:s sts Shs ;ss: snSSsa
sss " s ssas L Il ssp ssess mss
tS!nSs Tissse
IT, sp IT. sa'ss wse ~ sopc 4" II
,,S3t ,Ss & Ss t p u fsjsst u ss5a ~ e s''s
] fss s u , ss.; s as FL y, ss:sts
IS$sSSa y II sss
5 aS%ss aS4:. i e .iss: a sna 1s liz ;s
% 'ss s''''''s'' ,, s Juno s's.sa Al
@ dsF e. ss; ss ~ III sa s. IL NJ 81 81
fsf'fflS-wa. ne,air, active Ia futures, but ch,or
x Il, n ,.es frIni mn nlt Ia n0tiiltsr mid rU(r
HrMIur. lila nars Il njyancs SSc bul isi Lack. tlii
! ci..ed ahont tte .uNls ~ the pIeyints ntternnHt
as II! s'S XIV Sors a w. ,!, raa % ;sssps
s,,1tcns ~ ane fceIs r. a3 3 sxrr nt" May M.a,
sisna; 1s @ 4n rns sae Eef,s u v ussutu vsr
TsNs ut ~. -. ~ .rn,r1 fs,~
@ af sts 1 ssMr A. & e." 81 ms anI ,S i1wsr
II is t SaW bau ,nxsl 1t !ic; sj
t. S sasps ins II @ 'n ase. X u 10 III II i
II tiss .s st aaf II Il 1sl r1ta1 lx Ii, ae'isr
fasi ;5,,,s.t Il 4sxa ir II ts;Sai ind III
~ &Ft,i ,s i';s Tsi a,,t %ounat II May prices. ii,
Mg nTsW.t,, M nivm 1,sn fur sas nni future d..
nsrsy and. sf.sf sllx, aactsas!aat. co,s III sis
NJ .thaaau @ 1T " XII, IT. hi s.. sisy u,sur,i ns ;s;.r
;ia: E: n s..Inx ~ III Mrrr t,1ir, luna utst,su II
ntu "!H" sse y. ~ ;,9 ai ,.. ' v.i s..Ii s,, %
l.. nIss ind c2ssa nI lie iaitvs*Wr,et runrvs snG
, 1881-04-28
COMMERCIALS

Tho following wcrn tho receipts andsh1pnrnta
of ita,itny articles Ut prt,d,'en III this city dur-
t,tg the twcn.y.f0,ir hours eildlnH nt : 0cinck
Wednesday snorning nnu for the corresponding
ttlte yeur nXo. '.': -%@ <:S'z + +
, 1881-04-28

sleaa auU!ns II ~ to.s Kt.d x9 bnxnt; Enmbsr-
tiGaed ams qi1tt4i ii W{ssa.4o mr. 1ssid nvnn.Go,
kr..nu nan1., sanB axata xe. .3k'a yt4c.,
lAIo,n gGeh 1T lp{ksKtfo fUs .1nlderH !sSsan Tor
k'tnrt ns. f.iF s!rt utrsFs, lilo fur hAnis
GE:iE:F-Was' III SIst Il itons,aet tor ,ss, sassa
,lG f1t nxtru t0etx, and k0ta7lf1 far hhtna, With
salH Ut 10 DrDs pxttM tntAA Oh private leFEtiS
, 1881-04-28

iowcr, and III carly dealings dccllncd sFnct1on.
Al first ty,nrt1, however, Ri'cciintlIt BECAME
slrong, nnd prtdcs bf'gnn 10 nlshnr' urwar'l. tho
movement continuing thrunXhnut tho nFtnr'
nu,n. almost to ttn close Uf hnslnnst. TIL" ln,-
prtyr1ncnt runucl from Il IN Il. til" Mttcr III
Metropolitan Elevated, New York selling np:l
Manhattan ~. trun Mountain VI. I"nl"v'tn, y
ctcvatcd st,,cks foIi OF v IN AMI tho KencrHl
l,t renc,cI a grnctt,,,,. r'a,1amn sold ~, frotl
Vii u, .I1;, witt IN tIl. alld closed ufterotl NJ
I'm, Tie ntlyanct. In pNftlltna yas ~ u REPORT
that tho EessUrH Canal Company had Ho'Rht II
controlling ttiiErest.
rrr,1t,xntfiruf skH (lDs
, 1881-04-28

o,, Gttnfn Gninn nhM Nigga oPenea III ''sI H'S'7
Government bonus wcrb In good sletnnnI.
IN Chicago, tho District Of Columbia a.0ia vert
10l lid md los asked, tho IA wcrc li6k b.i and
1iask; 4Ha. 1tgH md III; H., 1G.:s and 100: and
tho ts, t0t1st und 10l. At the clDsn Uon,ls as1-
vn,icol ,b, md Tho Is wcrc aOli IN Now York Mt
llit<. There hna 1lccn an advance uf 1T per
cents within thrct months. ..
Foreign exchange wns very strong, posted rates
advancing to 4sdb4eG.a. There Is good demand
for bls, but no UxchungS Ia made. rrIna bank-
crA' hilis we,u 4E!siGt+Si For Aixty-1ny Con-
Mcrcla tits, for prompt delivery. 4s1d1I8tsl.
For three weeks delivery. 4Sl IGsl&. Continental
exchange WIS very HtrunK. Stxty.ttuy commercial
bills prompt delivery It'll i1nyrc resi- l!or.
ten,,x, k.sI<dbEN't. sixtysny commercial bills
vi Antwerp, ,juiivernblc pr0mrt.wcro !.as
| I,tnkBts' hits on Gcrnunny were Dl.6 tDr slxky
days md n4:G for demand; ninety-fuy cnrnn,cr-
! cTnt bills, !E!y@Hil. Stxty.lny comincrclnh on
bat,kcrs, delivered trps,,pt, f1,sbHsi: sa1no tlc-
liycrud In thren weeks, plttD.kl I1-1a. Co,nmer-
| cla,irnwn OIL commercial parties we're fEsll6sa4
Ilanlt0rs guli!crs Oh 1f0llnMi wcro 0ss for sixty
days nnt ls:; for da1nanA; sixty y-t,ny commercial
| was 1yiS6p:D13, Shippers exchntgo on Now York
| wns pttr 10 fbu discount, ...... .
ChcagD bank ccnr!nya wero Sl,40o,001 Loans
! werU IN bcttcr demand nt co. pcr cent. Tho
anrrtarh nF tho lrst uf tho month has incrcnsc,
the lso0rd nf Tradu applications fur loans New
Yuris exchange wns solh bctwcch hnnks at I'ar
Gls10 per fl010 prou!utn. Country psdoFs fot
currency wCrc light.
On tho ChsangO Stock 1!oan1 there wcrG sale:
or Chicago. milwaukee, s. Ut. Pail Is, D0btiq.tc
Division, St0,090 Mt lDd,i. $1,000 at 101.. The
following quotations wcro made:
, 1881-04-28
,ITyEis<i.L WliTEIe.

-JiI1lSTIlOSE SPRING WATER.
c,a,r rs Crystal-No Unpleasant Taste.
,a,,,.d h, rrofs. llu,nrs and slobol. Highly roc
suucudti ey ,,. -, MILLER.
I.C, T. flsEEh, r...., n...
- -. ,rt,flss, uf The Chtn.u Trihutir.
"uoet,rrs-1,tl,!i'5 drug tturL cUtfcr AlHttan nn4
rs!is4 H!Vk AfSE s,t',ss Ma,!sGn %,ts, ai,o ,t,a
sn,ststIi BAllEIr, cortscs Tmonty'Hucond-
snd ~ ,nim ii cents, per hnrrn1 81 delivered.
fr!ts' ~ " ,;st.rs Ia Il. MORO, Npnsrul AEGttts
Aaafcss o'' t'nrD SIlyeFtl,nsp'n link. Chc4,RU
, 1881-04-28

AltTtCt.Ea.

ton tors. ..,....,..; Till; j9xa II aGJl t4$$ 1,:&
y;,,ns lny. inns 1, !; '... w y WI nt4x, as
HhITgiet. i,.t ......... a 3H III n. vi
Esalt sSal,t.t. 9f!r ~. 1sn NV
i:cas psys ........,...j ! iTsl' + i:T} "%siuE Na
t;Itness. .,s hx:.. ',:..:.': 'rn1l 81 bH
lseai,., IT, ,,...,,.,.. 2His is Z i
lvttnIro,r,, rrc .to-. -, -- c.Jn,. r,r ,,,.
,,,..,.s,.,,,n,. ~. ~,
rn frin..,,,, ,ssri,, ~ ,sn. trto .torc
In thls ,if,. wcstes,n, ,norm,ng. ,,nrs ,wtutrr
,xtcnt m ,wrs ~" . s,rI.,,- ~ r,-s ~ III 1o
"as. staasat '',s ~ ~. .,,,a... n
osrs ~, ,t,.,, ~ ,nr. "n,. htrb ~ ,ni.od ~
aura ,,taoro n,o ,s, ",,r,,,, N .,s:s ,shi,o o.
" onrs NJ !, r,iraSs ~ "n.s 800 rotn",., ~ ~,
,nts,, .nr NJ, = i,,r,n,, q ,,r. ", H., rrs,tM
mn ~ ,r 70, e,1 ~, ,..a",ta, ,,,,. to ,itt HI,
whcot. no nm IN, corn 4 ~ H, nn,s ~. IN, rrc
4 III IL, Ia arn,, 'F' /. =, 8,
TIN lo,,,i,v ,rot,,co ,r.rpots ,xo-o ,rndorntetv
,,,. a.s',n.. IT,, ,,s,' M, WIS. ',,ss,
,,e.. n nrovt,Ions Ta ,n,,"r % .voro iS,.,,,,,Iar
,orle hc,rv a,tornn,o, ,r,,,n md ,r,ni, ,vhtio
;ar,, sod ,roo,s ,n,s. s,tn.,o,, s,oo,,. thn'"t
In i"ttor roro "n,,oJ lhv"r Il, itr"r,,os,l
Whcnt yos hnntcannr,, I,,. tho fa"t of nne
vca,tor far rr,,wInp horn, with mn co.,rr fctifnv
uu+,orn,a on,,,,rb to nrnrcrt ,,rontsr nrupraz
nwInr ~, Tho rcrnnt drclfnr II, occnu fr,iuh,s'
were or apady I'm uonsf rn
q IL trading IN uaaax.s fsom ons mont, t.
rv ;yns ~, wco na m su1,cst lint Il hnl jost ia
t...,,..,. nx .,, :, :. 49,, ,,..,,.x,,on,
uaene 1aG'e a. "ae ~. ""o. e'.s.'
VI Ett'n Wy tni' hi.o .ao iccctp.N VI tstu .""u
tuneu uiuen ia'de. peF cctARc W "s"
and higli'n'lxea tina u the rctntit avrrnRc. Mess
Nirk closed 5b'.sa lnwcr. Ut $ls.41l"4'ss for
aay and $T.47 ti1l1,k1 for Jntc. laird closed
stcudy, Ut Tor siay Alla SlisDts
1iss.!s for lunc. Short ribs closed 'nchnnvcd.
Mt <sastss47!s for Jnnc. Wheat c'osc1 s.ns
| Iowcr,' ut $1.Oedsl.G9!i for May and Sl.tf}'il
| l.Qa for 1lnu., Corn closed easier. ut
l..to far May md f3aG bid for July.
Outs clt,sc.l weak, at lb,0!io for May nnd :aIt4
1:Dso for Juno. lsye closed lon1nall,- at af.1a
l for nIny. el.l0 fOg i,0 aud -f.Ir July ,ltars
ley closed cusy ut $i.Qs fur no. :, Mic ror NJ. H.
and aln for No. I. i1oga werr se,lly mt $a7G
, 1881-04-28
WftisKv-wAs non,naisy unchanxed. with sales OF
finished goods IN tho lissls Of 4!V.
WiMiI-Io.tllligA dull md IRREGULAR at our quota
LIVE STOCK.

!. CAl.rLHJrhe courso OF The market Wss nanch ne
.ana a. the vrocedlng days Of the wesk. Tho de-
aad nus ut tho shArpss kind, ud tho MODERATE sup-
Or IN sale was quickly dspVao4 VI ~ prices AvefaE
i,a fully 100 better ttan on tho day oofoFc. Al!
In ths nd yence Balax ranged from E.uN1aS TOR In
foor to sazaoo for sts!sy ehees Hsa " M ~
H1a&tD Tor bltcllsln stun ma y ~ ~ ~
Hasiinss bolns fIw. The marriott finished II " fo}s
lowinQ
, 1881-04-28

i.lverIill te. bfUwn aaokNs,: ,1
lx Tn,iy urn. H!th Iy,,tS so!dlpx o. snss
pTcxk ux-4eeh Ht,UwtHl sons wenknahs cary
s,Hs being retrted a. 81 IT. Mua lntsF ttxnsact!one st
1t II bars uivv0i reed q for seot, ana e. y M fSE
iiuSnsian al !IH; L; hugs German mtliet u g. kt
'VNlIIUS-WnA Qullted steady 1t lNeGAo Tor c!kJ
nrI for cnNtltfy ron1ervd, With No o0untt9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-25
DANVILLE.
Fmg-ISDErENDENT CANDIDATES WITHDRAW.
FOURTgEN ILL FRO %DANvILLB.

FnE-INDErENDENT CANDIDATES WITHDRAW.
FOURTEEN MILES R0N DANvILLB.
correspondence Of The Richmond Disps'ch
SEPTEMBER "A, 1881.
A fire took place night before last amongst
the bark and other material at the tannery
Of Mes,rs. Gerst. The engine, some out
houses, and a vast quantity OF material
we're DESTROYED. all Of which was valued al
about So 900. Messrs. Gerst have a policy
ior the bark in the Virginia Home, OF Rich
mOnd, for $4,000, which, it is supposed,
covers that loss.
A day or two after the nominations Tor
The county were made there were two or
three independent candidates. They have
all withdrawn. Superintendent Berkeley,
Of the city Conservatives, bias Just received
. litter from Hon. Jobs j. Wilkinson, who
had announced himself an independent
candidate, in which Mr.. Wilkinson with
draws from the canvass. The PittSytS0ntd
Tribune publishes aide by side the names
Of the delegates 10 the R~eadiuster County
Convention and 10 the Democratic ConYen-
uon, snd puts opposite the name OF eacn
delegste the occupation OF the delegate. 1t
e~erlsiDIy is a suggestive document for IN
dependents and for bl1ck-and-White-ticket-
men.
Major Sutberlin telegrspbs that the track
lss been laid on the Danyille and New
hi'er track TO Traynham creek, when Is
fourteen miles from Danyille. ALPHA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-25
PORT OF RICHMOND. sEPTKNBER "a. 1881.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Manhattan, Kelly, New York, merchaa.
disc and passengers. g. w. Allen & Co.
Steamer faBfa. Nelson, PhiIadeIphIa, merchan.
disc and passengers. J. W. McCaTick. agent.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk. United States
mai, merchandise and passengers, L.. b. Tatum,
Barkenitne Fl. r. Leemhuis Dutch. Renterns,
Ne" York 10 aDish loading FOR Rio Grande, Sai.
LEGO Manufacturing Company.
Brig Fannie u. Tucker, Tucker, New York. hay.
simpson, Bass q Co.
Brig HoroJant, -. New York. 10 finish loading
flour for Pel0taf. Branl, Dunlop & McCaDce.
schooner Matthias Dunnock, Hubbard, Baltimore.
grain. Charles T.. Todd.
schooner J,lhn 7. Williams, Williams, New York,
hay. Charles l.. TOdo.
Schooner W. g. Wlckhsm. steelman. Phiiadel-
phis. coal, s. n. HAYES.
schooner William 5. LeveriRg, Sm It'll, Phi'adel-
rhia, coal. :. H. Hawes.
schooner II. d. May, May, Philadelphia, GOAL, S.
schooner Elias Moore, Lewis, Philadelphia, coal,
= Z. LathrOB.
schooner &. w. May, Davis, Philadelphia, coal, e.
schoorer Lizzie v. Hall, CloutIDg. Philadelphia,
coal. j. B. Lacy.
schooner Loitle. somers, Philadelphia, coal, :. p.
Lathrop.
Schooner u. A. B,iley. Hume. Old Point. light
Chesapeake and hio Railroad Company.
Schooner Louisa Waters. Coster, James river,
lumber. TO A. l.. shepherd & Co.
ARRIVED AT CITY POINT SEPTEMBER oath.
Bark Dom sbrog (Nor.). Krutz, Baltimore, TO load
walnut logs for Hamburg.
SAILED.
schooner FANNIE n. Bailey, hume.
n. H., Chesaneake and ohio Railroad Company.
Schooner John 5. Beacham, QuillAn, stamford,
bark, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Laura q. Wolf. Records, Pbilaselphia.
coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company YES
sci, Curtis & Parker.
SAILED FRo SIS LANDING sRPTEMBER
path.
Schooner r. c, Knight. Huntley, New York,
wood, +. J. Woodbridge.
BELOW, BOUND UP.
Seven schoOners are reported 10 Hampton Roads
aud lower James river awaiting toWaSe for this port.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YoRK.-Arriyed 23i: Schooner Euroias,
Russell; stephen Morris. Dutch. Fannie X. VIII
liams, Shearer: Harry DOremus, Cornell: Joseph
III. PharO, SOper; Sarah aud Lucy, Boxer; all from
Virginia. Cleared 23d: Schooner John Melon.
neil. COlburn, for Richmond.
BOSTOE.-ATrtyed 23d: Schooner Walfemar,
Parker, from Richmond.
NEW Arrived 22d: Schooner Coryo,
Tyler. from
ROCKLAED sailed 18th :Schooners Belle Brown,
Hunt. AID May Monroe, Rhodes. for Ric0m0Dd.
VINEYARD HAYEE.-Arriytd Z2d: Schooner
Enterprise, Robinson, Boston. for Richmond, and
allied same day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-25
pr,1htf,I Railroad Accident.

THE CORRESPONDENTS TRAIN on THE WAY TO
CLEVELAND RUNS INTO A HAM .CAR-FOUR
MEN l. AND M FATALLY y ONE
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, September 24-The
Chronicles special from Beaver Falls, Pa,
SAYS the train containing the journalists
going to Cleveland vid the Pittsburgh aud
Lake Erie railrosd ran into a hand car on
Beayer.Run bridge about S O'Clock this
morning, killing four men outright and in
turing two Others, one OF whom will die.
The men were carpenters working on The
railroad bridge at Beaver Falls, and were
on their way to work. One OF the men
on the hand-car fell on the track, and bad
his head severed from his body. Another
was torn TO pieces, bis remains being scat
tered all over the front OF the locomotive.
and three others were dashed on the track
below, a distance Of fifty feet, two being
Instantly killed, and the ether so severely
Injured that he cannot recover. The sixth
had q leg injured, and the seventh man es-
csped unhurt. The train was Immediately
STONED, and Drs. Smith, Townsend, and
Ford, Of Washington, who were on the
train. rendered all the medical aid I'm their
mower TO the Injured.
The dead and the wouHded were placed
on the train and carried TO Beaver Falls, the
next station. No blame IS attached to the
railroad company, every preclution having
been taken to prevent accident, and the man
who escaped unburt says that The section
men knew that the special train was CON-
ing. but concluded that they could run with
the hand ear from Beaver and get over the
trestlework at Brady's run between the
time The pilot. engine passed and the arrival
of the special. THIS error OF judgment
csnsed five men to lose their lives. The
accident has cast a gloom over the whole
Marty