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COMMERCIAL.
By Telegraph.


BALTIMORE Nav 3O-Fl0nr steady; Howard
Street aud western superGne, $3.50; extra. 1920
Is: family. - 25ds6 30: Cly Mills superine.
AZ 5GMS4 extra. - 50d So; family. f6.75Mf7 ;
RIO brands. SO 62@.6 75 Palsps ca family,s7 %.
Wheat Southern steady aud quiet; western q shade
better aud firm southern req, Sl2OaSl27; am
Der. Sl.30mSl.33; No. Maryland 81 80: No. 2
western winter red. spot. Nav, and June, .26469
sI.26h July, Sl.24HMS l24&; August 81 2ls@
SL2l% Corn-soetern caster western dull
southern white. &C.: yellow, 5Sc. Oats easier and
duh western white. 4sM49c: mixec, 47c. Pro-
visions steady. Mess. Dork-Old, sl7 new. SIS.
none Offering; packed 81 and 9zc. Bacon
shoulders. re: cear-rib sidea. IOac.: hams ~
@l2&c. Lard-Rehned' ga i2fc. Coffee hrmer !:
d" A. soft, l0sc. Whisky dull al slO9 Freights
quiet. ,,,,,,,
louisville. MAY 3O.-FlOnr steady aud firm
extra, t3Mf3.2j; extra family, s3.70MS4 % ;
A No. l, $685. rs choice 10 fancy, S5.60ds6 so.
Wheat steady at Sl.03M$l.06. Corn IN lair de-
lteady; No 2 white, 4Ic. (; mixed, 4Oc. Pork
steady at $3.50. Lard-NOne I'm market: Bulk
meats quiet shoulders, SO; clear rib $3.50 clear
clear rib, sll@sll.25. Whisky steady at Sl.O5.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. MAY 3O.-Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat opened higher. de lintd and then partially
recovered; No. red fall sl.l4f cash. 81 l4kln
SI.l5X Nav sll4i6sl.15k June llsMSl.l2h
july, 81 Os%Gil 09% August. sl.094 September,
4l97l.dSl Oss all the year; No. req fail. fl.O6a
81 OF; No. red fall. sl.o2a. Corn HIGHER for
cash ana Nav. other options irregular: 46di6sc.
cash, A6os 46hc. Nav, 43AM43Ac. June, 43sfd
43lc. July, 43ad437sc. August. 43ac. September,
39sa404c all The year Oats unsettled some salss
higher at we. cash. 364c. buyer June. 33lsd33tc
July, 267sc. AUGUST. Z59seI26c, all the year. Whis-
key steady at sl.06. Pork dnll toobing. flo.60:
Lard dull and nominal al $1,000. Bulk-meats Gull
shoulders. $3.50; clear rib, $40: clear sides,
1850. Bacon firm; shoulders. $3.50: clear rlOs,
syl56i9 20; clear sides, f9.40Gs9 40.
CHICAGO.
the curb during the day. Wheat sold At Sl.l4G
Sll5h July, closing al fl.l43.
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TWO OF THE CASUALTIES RESULT FATALLY
Sr. LOUIS, May 30.--The loss by the burn
inc of the Collier Whitehead and OH
Works Is $4,000 TO $4,000. Two fatal
casualties resulted from the fire. One was
a man run over by runaway team anu
killed, and the other death evidenly wa
from beart.disease-Lo Louis Cohen, connected
with the Westlich Post newspaper, wno
was overcome while running 10 Ine mr.,
and died after being carried 10 Inc Ciiy ais
pepsary. The company Is INSURED foi
s2OS. 900 In sIyty.fye companies
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THE LATEST NEWS.


The New fork~Senatsrinl struggle GcnernI
Observation or Decoration.Day In the North
and East; Touching sight al Phiiadel-
phia-Suicide OF "a Baltimore Cotton Broker
The burning or the Collier Whitehead and
Oh.Works at ~. Louis-Treachery or n
Wonld-be Duellist-Assignmen OF Chat
sanoosa Banking NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
American BiIiiardist, ChaIien ges the French
Champion-Beer Ou,raaes in Transvaai-
Other Interesting Foreign Events.
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Eishermen Unidentified.

WASHINGTON, d. d.. May 3O.-Negotia-
tons have been concluded between the
Secretary OF State and Sir Edward Thorn
ton, Sbe British Minister. in regard to the
outrsges upon American fishermen at For
tune bay in 1878, by which the British
Government agrees to pay $4,000 pounds
indemnify for the losses sustained by the
American fishermen.
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ATreacherous Duelllsf.

CINCINNATI, May 30.-A special from
Charleston, w. Va, says: "Last Friday
John p. Nunelly challenged George Nune-
". his nephew, nineteen years old. TO fight
a duel. They met on Campbelfs creek on
Saturday, and George Nunely was shot in
the mouth before he fred shot. 1t is
thought he cannot recover Both are miners
ia good circumstances. The quarrel arose
about family matters"
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FANCY GOODS, &c.


STEVENS
HAS JUST OPENED
Another large lot Of those POCKET-BOOks
65c.-all coors;
Elegau. CIGAR and CIGARETTE-CAsE>,
Handsome Fancy OFFICE GNKsTANDs finished in
ebony aud gilt ard all gilt;
Two new patterns of CARD-RECEIVERS-yery
handsome;
New patterDs and shapes of ENGRAVED GLASS
BOWLEs, PITCHERS, and GOBLEIs-they
are beauties;
A few dozen five and six-foot STEP-LADDERs;
Novelties In HOOP and BALL EAR-DROPS'
Fifty TIN sETs-all the newest styles and decora-
tions-bottom prices;
All sizes JAPANNED TEA-TRAYS-2rice from
Toe. up
A new lot of CHARACTERISTICS and TRAYS;
An immtnse lot OF INDIAN BASKETS for lunch
work. scrap, collars, handserchiefs, &c
Novelties continually being received at
STEVENS,
my25 300 Broad street,
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NOTICE TO INVESTORS.


We offer for sale limited amount of RigHAfCND
MD DANNILLE RAILROAD PER GENT.
GOLD BONDS due In 1915 at 100 and accrued m.
ttrest These bonds are secured Dy a consolidated
mortgage on the Richmond and Dan willie and Pie T.
mom railroads and the lease of the North Caroline
railroad.
We can confidently recommend these bonds, as
The annual report OF the company for the yearend.
Ing 30th september, 1880, showed that the COM
pany had reduced lis debt over 100000 during
the two preceding years. besides adding largely to
It's rolling stock and machinery, aud purchasing
800 tons OF new steel rails For the ven months
ending April 30. 1881, the net receipts OF the TOM
pany exceeded S240,000, which Is equal TO 81 per
cent on the capital stock OF the company. after The
payment OF interest rents, and all other fixed
charges. and expanding a large amount for equip
ment, steel rails, aud additional workshops.
THOMAS BRANCH & co.
The receipts OF this company for carrying the
mails for last April show an Increase of over 100
per cent. over same month of last year, and for
freight Of 80 per cent. Previous 10 LIST of May 40
per cent. Of the ALBANIA and Charlotte freight
business went ola the Carolina Central railroad.
Now all It's through business goes by the Richmond
and Danyille railroad which will adj largely To ITS
income. my IL
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Railroad Accident.

TRENTON. n. j., May 30.-The passenger
train from New York on the Pennsylvania
railroad, due here at 4:35. ran at full speed
into an open switch at Bear Swamp, four
miles from here, this afternoon. About
dozen persons were severely injured and
number slightly.
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THE WINNERS AT THE PIMLICo RACES
George l.. LoriIlard, New York, $500; L.
w. boswell, Virginia, 2725; EX-Gover-
nor Bowie, Mary Sl.025; Hon. August
Belmont, New York. $3.50; L. A. Lynch
Maryland, $3.50; G.. Reed, Saratoga, New
York, $3.50; Dryer Brothers. New York
$500; L. A. Clabaugh, Maryland, $500
Babcock & Co, Virginia, $3.50; A. Burn
ham a. Co., New York, Sl,15O; I. b. Davis
West Virginia, $500; w. Z. DAILY, Con-
necticut, 1925; James Donohue, Dr., New
York, $500; W. Jennings, Maryland, soo'
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N0R NEW Y0RK--The Old lfSse

DOR NEW YORK.-The Old x{HA
a Dominion Steamship Company sS46Sts6
steamers will sail as follows: Steamer OLD d.
MINION, Captain WALKER, every TUESDAY at
o'clock r. VI steamer WYANOkE, Captain
MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
at : O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received up to l O'Clock p. NJ. for the
Tuesdays and r iday's steamer, and to o O'Clock
sauro az evening for Sundays ship
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
vared with dispatch 20 all points north, south, east
and west: also. to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New York, $1,000: steerage, So and
~.
For freight or passage apply 20
G.. w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
nv 6-ts COMMANDS Wharf. ROckettS.
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IRON, STEEL, GRINDsTONEs. &c.

IRON, STEEL, &c.-BEST REFINED
J. Iro,,. comprising a full sssortMent OF Flats,
Rour. IDS, squares, 0yals, bands, &C.; Russia, Gal.
var ted and American Sheet Iron; sw edes aud
~.orway Iron, Norway shape. aud Rods MAYORS
Cast-stetl German and W stored steel, Machinery
aud Tire-steel, Rabbit Metal. Pig Tin, spelier,
sheet Zine and soldr Horse-shoes. Nails &C., &C.
For sale by oor,.
AZ l2-3m HENRY NJ. NOhihhGs
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STEAMSHIP EFSA
II 2ICkFTS. sa6
EUROPEAN spxA MsHIP AGENCY,

EURUPbNN SVEN 3INIfIF A'4tNtI,
lDuO MAIN STREET.,
Representing The folio sr1g rst-class ocean steam.
ship lines frons Boston, New York, Pailadepha. and
baltimore. 10. EUROPE :ttINARD. WHITE STAR,
NATIONAL. ANCh UH, GulON, ENMAN. AMER
lCAN, RED STAN, ALLAN, NORTH GEkMAN-
ERLANDS,. AMERICAN, lThLIAN, snd B0R-
DEAUX. FrRsr class sfgosp.cLAsS, and
sTEERAcE TICKETS 10 aud Ion all The principal
points IA, Europe ESNrsiea tickets ~ reduced
rates. Stsie-rooms SECURED In advance. Pai les
going to Europe or SEEMING 0r their friends would
do we.lbD communicate via the undersigned be-
tickcls to all points IN the United States aud Caa'
ada. Rates same as at depots and general Offices.
No xGabie TO answer Quesspns. WIAe 10 or call on
A. W. GARBER,
General Railroad and steamship Agent.
1000 Nan street, Richmond Va
N.v l7-dkW3m
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BY Telegraph.

BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Nav 30.-Vlrginia 6's, deferred,
Is: cOnsOls. SIS: second series. Al: past-due cOu-
pons, 90 ; new l0-40's. 558. Bid to-day.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 80, 1881.

PORT OF RICHMOND, NAY 50, Ie5I'
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New Iors'
merchandise and passengers, Ii. W. Alien C"'i
gents. ,,, ,,,o,,
Steamer Pioneer, Patt. Philadelplila, merchah-
disc aud passengers. }. W. McCarrtcS, agent
SAILED.
Steamer City of Richmond. Clifford, norfolk,
limited STAT mail, merchandise and passengers,
l.. b. TaiuD agent.
SAILED FROM OSBORNE YESTERDAY.
schooner Rhoda Holmes, Van Ceaf, wood, Ne"
York, L. j. Woodbridge.
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DHILADEL RICH <x1fA
Il M0ND. AND NORFOLK sTEAM-:A8
RIVER AND TAR EAsFVIA FALL Rivxs
THREE TIMES A WEhk.-ypul further &c,
trips, leaving fhiiads.ph.. every TVESpAY,
Thursday, and SATURDAY,, and h!shnont
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, con
meeting AZ yhilade,phis With ClydeS 'ew Enslan'
Qu 81 q TriaEWFREQUENT DIR INJURIES
LOWEST PATEs.
JAMES W.MccARRlcR,
General Soutaerp Agent, Richmond, We.
WILLIAM T. CLYpE& CO.,
General Nsnagers,
no - Nc. las'ala whArvss. I nilsesighIs,
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
EOR WASHINGTON. fEu

THE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY
has resumed the old and fayori'e route
BETWEEN QUANTICO AND WASHINGTON.
THE NEW PALACE STEAMER EXCELSIOR
built expressly for this service, win make TWO
TRIPS DAILY except SUNDAY in connection with
trains of the Richmond. Frederick burg aud Poto-
mac railroad. leaving Richmond at S:l2 A. NJ. and
$40 L. NJ, arriving ut Washington at i. W. and
1870 T.. VI.
CHARACTERISTICS.
Freedom from dust, Il view of the beautiful and
historic scenery along the FAMOUS POTOMAC
RIVER. passing in full view of MOUNT VERNON (;
elegantly served meals, grand main saloon, superb
staterooms, delightful bath. roOms, hot and cold
water. and all the complete appointments OF "A
strictly first class boat.
Fare from Quaptco to Washington tlimltedl, 81.
straight and round trip tickets between Richmond
and Washington AZ lowest rates 1T offices OF the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
and A. ". GARBkR'S.
GEORGE MATTlNGLY. Superintendent.
VI. VI. WEIGH, Agent, 1000 Main street.
nv 10
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SPECIALLY Low RATES, TO CHURCH. Mill
TARY. AND OTHER EYCCRsiONsTO.
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, &C.
rREIGlI,S.

FRElGHS.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Smithned, and HaMpton. Washington, ID. C.,
Newberne. Washington, alio TsrbOrO', " c., al
all points in Eastern North Carolina; also, .or East
err Shore OF Virginia. Ola Point, and ~ regular
landings James river, al LOWEST RATES,
aud through bills Issued. l.. b. TArUM,
my II Superlnlendent.
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EOR NORFOLK, BALTI-SfLpnI
MORE, THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LAND
INGs ON JAMES RIVER,
ALSO
OLD POINT,
SMITHFlELD AND HAMPTON,
GREATLY REDUCED RATEA
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
CITY OF RICHMOND
carrying United States mailJ


carrying United STATES maIIJ
z. c. CLIFFORD, CommarGsr.
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY at q A. NJ. for above .nigaed places,
connecting at Portsmouth with the Bay Line same
afternoon, which arrives at Old Point ~ $40 r. NJ,
and al Baltimore next morning In faa time for =
A. VI. train for Philadelphia, New Yrrx and Boston.
Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. IT A. NJ, ar
irving here about T.. VI.
Fare TO Norfolk nly"......,.....r.... oV
Fare round trip only.............>.-.-...,.. DO
Fare 10 BatlHnOrt........s's w
Fare to Philadelphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Fare 10 New fork........s..'.'.. s.'..''''' ~ NJ
Fare 10 Boston. ~ w
Through tickets on sale on steamer city OF ri -
reond and al CARRIERS AgeDeJS 1000 Main street.
Baggage checked through.
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The Hillsyille Virginiam says the re-.
union at Floyd Courthouse on The 18th Of
sune next viii be quite huge affair.
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LIME, PLASTER. CEMENT. &c.

SCHOONER "E. ARCULARIUS," de
- rect from Rockland Me-. vith cargo OF FRESH
from The celebrated "Crockett" Lime-kilns.
Messrs Crockett & Co. own tho best limerick In
Rocklaud aud guarantee their lime 10 be equal To
any lime ever sold in ihis market. and superior u
fhe large bulk of IT, WARNER MOORE,
Line Cement. LsmD- and Ground-Piasler,
seventeenth street, south slde Dock.
my 31-fJel4
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FURNITURE STORED.

fNHOsE WISHING TO STORE FUR
i NITURE for a long or short period, or to eii-
gage delightful rooms for occupancy during sum Ser,
can address A ID. g., care Carrier No. Q, city,
ray e-su&Tul2t
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BITrERS.
GRANITE QUARRIES.

DOR LEASE OR SALE.
l. VERY VALUABLE GRANITE QUARRIES
on line of Richmond and Allegheny railroad. one
mile above the city, q. A. CRENSHAW,
INV 26-2w 3OS Main street.
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riaAnUfAL.
MONEY.

MONEY.
$4,000 TO LOAN
on 6rst- class improved city property for term Of
years. Charges reasonable.
Apply TO X. b. CHAPLIN q CO.,
my 31.3t Real Estate AGENTS.
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CHENAYDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- DIRECT AND SHORT LINE To THE
SHENANDOAH VALLEY lEON-FlEL0
AND THE
CAVERSS OF LURAY,
and for Port Republic, elfenap doah. lron- orks
vile, RerryVllie. Charleston, ssephsrdstown
Sh3rpsburg, and Haeestown.
Connections:
AT WAYNESBOED' with Chesapeake and Oa@
railway.
AT SHENANDOAH JUNCTION with Baltimore
and ohio railroad. .
AT aAaERsrO Nm With yyests-o Maryland rail:
road toT Bh1TiMORE and vitn CnmbeyAnd
Valley railpaal for PjiiL.ADELPhIA, NEW
Take carsat Chesapeake and ohio railway station.
F6 time of trains see ~ caIs or apply TO IicksI
A gents OF Cbesa seake anti OhD railway
JUSET'd W. COKE
GenssnA Ticket CERT HagerstovD. M.
CHARLES p. hkTCH,
Genefai Passenger i,Ysat, Hagerstovn, Nd.
JOSEPH II. SANDS,
ap3D Supata e1sseni. Haeerstown, VIC.
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Lynchburg Passenger Train, No. a., Daily.
Arrive BSrReyniie 4. q.
Train No. "A connects at Burkeviile with Nor
folSatd Western railroad for Fsrmyn.e, Lynch.
burg, and all Southwestern points.
Train No. so fast malu stops only at Jetersvile,
Drak.'s Branch, Bsrkstiae's, Dsnvie. Greensboro.
salisbury, Charlotte. Sparanburg., Greenye, Sem
eca T0ccoa, Lula, Al a SaineSville, connecting AZ
Atlanta for all points South and southwest.
tions, connecting at sut6eriins WI b Milton and
Sutherlin Narrow-Gauge railroad fer Milton; at
Salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad for
all poip's IN Western North Carolina; AZ Atlanta
for all points South and Southwest.
Train No. AZ Through passenger and NALL stops
anu susl'erlin Narrow-Gales railroad for Milton;
az atlanta for al points sontn and Southwest; at
railroad for Columbia, Augusta, savannah, and
Florida points.
Trains nom the aboye-named points arrive st
Richmond 4:43 p. NJ Asp. VI. 1893 A. NJ, and
PUILMAN-CAR SERVICE:
On Train No 4S-New York and Atlanta eta
ON Train No. 42-Washington. al d Richmond,
and Danviie' and panyille and Augusta.
Tickets sold 10 all points sortn. southeast and
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-oyer checks given on local tickets.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
y. NJ. X. 1ALCoTr. General Manager. myl
IL acknowledgements SUNDAY, May
Is. 1854. trains on this road VIII run as follows:
Leave RchmO0d-fast Mans, 3:lO Il. NJ.
Through Mails, ll:5O A. NJ; Through Freight,
| 6:l5 A. VI.
Special Norfolk Express, arranged especially to
provide quick transit between Richmond and Nol~
| folk-Leave Richmond 1890 =. NJ.
Leave Petersburg Fast Malls 3:l5 A. NJ
Through Freight, $50 T.. NJ. = Through Mnl,s
| 3:45 Z. NJ. sp cal Norfolk Express,t 9:35 A. NJ.
ADaily.
fDaily except Sunday.
| SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAISS-Leaye Rich
mond 600 A. VI. and $3.50 Il. ~. leave Petersburg,
| $50 A. ~. $50 L. NJ.
For further Information apply At depot CARRIER .
| Ticket Oiice, 1901 Main street, or Office Genera
T.D KLINE,
General SUPERINTENDENT.
A. Pope, General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
myl5
DICH MO'ND, FREDERICKSBURG
lGAND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-Schedule com.
mencing SUNDAY, May 10, 1881:
5I5A. NJ, leaves Byrd.street station daily; stops
only at Milford and Fredericksburg.
SIP A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily lex.
cept sunday,
| $40 =. VI, leaves Byid.sareet station daily.
400 L. NJ, Accommodates for Junction, leaves
Broad-Street station daily except sun
days)..
1870 A. NJ, arrives at Bysd-Street station daily.
800 L. NJ, arrives at Byrd-Street station daily
makes no local stops.
9:5S 7. NJ, arrives at Byrd street station daily
Except S1adayt
Sal A. NJ, Accom- DodatloB, arrives at Broad.
Street station daily Except SundayL
General Ticket Aren't
EFT. d. MYERS, General Superintendent.
myl4
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCh.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-MAY 81, Is
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-14
Expenses Of a Daily Journal.

The Chicago Times claims that
Its expense account 10 $625, 900 q
year, or about SIS. 900 . week. In
justi location Of the claim the Times
prints the following:
For example, let US look at last
week, . rather light week. Our
books show disbursements as fol.
lows. And mark these are only
ordinary expenses. They embrace
nothing Of the presses, types, en-.
gines, boilers, and the thousand
other things essential to the max.
ing Of . great newspaper. The fol-
lowing are the actual disburse-
ments during the week ending
April %. 1881, for ordinary Ok.
waite paper, Ss,01l.6l; type Get
ting, "a, 0e5. 70; rent, 2ss. -; tels'
graph, $s,os7,so; correspondence,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-14
A SHARP DENovEMENT.
A Marriage Intervening on Legal Proceed.
ings.

Elsewhere appears o cold and
oolorless note Of the proceedings In
Boring v. Dubourdieu, In which
young and handsome damosel was
the plaintiff, and a dlscursIve bach.
elor the defendant. At a certain
stage Of the proceedings, In which
the defendant had announced his
willingness to have been married
at an earlier stage, the affair be.
came sensational, not to say emo.
tional. We give the dialogue and
subsequent proceedings as they
took place:
Mr.. Brunson - Question. Were
you ready to be married at that
time? AnsweE--Yes, cir.
Q.-Are you ready to be married
now? Ayes, sir.
Mr.. Brunson-We are ready to
be married.
Mr.. Whitehall right, sir. We
will 70 through with the ceremony.
The Court-You will discharge
the jury then?
Mr.. White-We had better walt
and see this done. She says in her
complaint she is ready and willing.
We are ready and willing.
The Court-What will you do,
gentlemen?
Mr.. White-We had better take
recess for fifteen minutes.
Mr.. Brunson-Well, let US take y
recess.
Mr.. Haley-The publication OF
the bans has not been made accord.
Ing to the regulations Of the Oath.
Ollie Church.
Mr.. White-They will probably
dispense with the publication of
the bans, I suppose. They have
already been published once; and I
believe 1t Is common thing to
dispense with the other two.
MIR. Wells-I don't know what is
the custom Of the Church in that
respect.
Mr.. White-I think that is the
custom, although I have not been
married myself.
The Court here took q recess for
twenty-five minutes. After some
discussion as to the place and man.
ner Of the ceremony, 1t was decided
to have 1t performed by o Catholic
priest, In conformity with the ordi.
nancss of that church.
The following entry, which tells
its own story, was made on the
Court records, on re.asse milling at
2 O'Clock p. NJ:
"The parties to this action hav-
Ing intermarried pending the pro-
ceediDgs, and all being satlsfacto.
rily arranged, the case Is dismissed
BY mutual consent, and the jury is
discharged In the case"