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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-26

AENNEBEC COUNTY.-In Probate Court, at
Angnstd. on the second Mondny of October 1897
>: BERRY. Administrator on the e.tate Of
81 oliver A. Lawrence late of WAYNE in said
Connty, deceased, having peftioned for license to
sell the following real estate of said deceased for the
payment Of debts. &c. viz: The homestead farm OF
the deceased, in Wayne: VI
ORDERED. That notice thereof be given three
week succe sively prior to the second Monday Of
NOV: next, in the kennetec journal, a newspaper
printed IN augusta that all persons interested may
augusta. and show causc, II any. why the PRAYER Of
said petition should not be granted.
EMERY o. BEAN, judge.
Attest: HowARD OwEx. Register. sw43.
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Mr.. Morgan Declines.

The Star says from close personal friend
of the President it was learned, today. that
ex-Gov. Morgan has positively refused the
secretaryship of the Treasury. 1t is also
learned that the choice rested between Judge
Folger of New York and Treasurer Gilfillan.
The place is to be first offered to Judge
Folger
Attorney General MacVeagh left for Phil
adelpha this afternoon 1t is thought he
will not return until his successor is ap-
pointed.
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Attest: A. c. OTIS, Clerk.
abstract of Plaintiffs Writ.)
KENNEBEC ss-Superior Court. Sept Term, 1881.
ID. =. Bolster vs.. John Reed.

kENNEBEC ss-Superior Court. Sept. Term. 1881.
ID. =. Bolster vs.. John Reed
And now on suggestion TO the Court that John
Reed the defendant at the time of the service Of the
writ not an inhabiiaut of this State, and had
tenant, agent, attorney within the same. that his
goods have been attached in this action and
that he has had no notice of said suit or attachment
it is orteren, that notice Of the pendency Of this
suit be given to the said defendant by publishing
atesed copy of this order, together with abstract
of the plaintiffs writ, three weeks successfully In the
kennebec Journal, newspaper printed In Augusta
in the County of kennebec the last publication to
be not less than 80 days before the next of this
Court. TO be holden at Augusta within and fer the
County of kennebec, on the first Tuesday of Decem.
Der, 1851. that said def, ndant may theJ and there
appear, and answer to said suit II he shalf
Attest: A. G. OTIS, Clerk
abstract of plf. WRIT
Assumpst on deft.'s promissory note for 400
dated Aug 2lst. 1872, pay able to ptf. bearer
demand and interest.
Also count for money had and received by the
deft. to the of the ptf under which ptf claims
to recover the amount of the above note.
Adamnum, $500.
Date of writ July s, 1881, returnable at the Sept.
Term, 1881.
+. W. WHITEHOUSE, Atty. for ptn.
true copy of the order OF Court, with abstract of
the writ. Attest: A. c. OTIS, Clerk.
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SILVANUS POOR. and 70 others
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD IS :-.-Board of County Commissioners
Sept Session, 1881:
lyon the foregoing petition, satisfactory ~ dence
having been received that the petitioners are spon
sible. and that an inquiry into the merits .!
their application is expedient II is Ordered, that ns
County Commissioners meet at Andover Corner "
Tuesday. the 10th day of December next, at ten y
the clock A. NJ and thence proceed to view the rcsH
mentioned In said petition; Immediately after wnia
view hearing of the parties and witness: WI y
had at some convenient place In the vionitvs snu
such other measures taken in the premises - tns
Commissioners shall judge proper And It Is fur.nea
OF the Commissioner meeting aforesaid be gwen ~
all persons and corporations Interested by csusns
attested copies of said petition and OF THIS oIue
thereon to be served upon the respective Clerks VI
the towns Of Andover and Grafton, and also postea
up in three public places in each of said towns, su
published six weeks successfully in the hehneoe0
Journal newspaper printed at august
BY the printers to the State, and also PW1p
lished three weeks excessively in tine W:
ford Democrat, newspaper printed At Paris IN sa.J
County of oxford, the last of said publications. .nI
each OF the other notices to BE- made, served
at least thirty days before said time Of meeting 70
the end that all persons and corporations may tnen
and there appear and show cause, II any tney nayes
why the prayer Of said petitioners should no' De
granted.
Attest: JAMES 8. WRIGHT. CLERK.
A true copy Of said Petition and order Of Court
thereon. SAftest: JAMES .. WRIGHT, CsesA'
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STATE OF MAINE.


kENNEBEC SS-Superior Court, Sept. T., 1851.
A. Il. Newman VS.. Daniel Wslch & IT,
nRDERED. That notice suit be given to the de.
~ PENDANT by serving him with attested COPY
OF the plaintiff writ, or abstract of it, together with
this order thereon fourteen days least before the
next term of this Court, to be holden at Augusta,
within and for said County of kennebec on the first
Tuesday of December next, that he may then and
there appear in said Court and answer to said suit
IL he zee tit.
Attest: A. c. OTIS, Clerk.
abstract of Plaintiffs Writ
Assumpsit on deft's two promissory notes as fol.
lows: Note for $l5 dated August 24th, 1877, pay.
able to plaintiff or his order in three months from
date, with interest at eight per cent Note for els,
dated August tn, 1877, payable to the plaintiff his
order six months after date with interest at eight
per cent The decla ration also contains u for
$75, money had and received by the d. f. to the
ptf s use The Hallowell Cotton Manufacturing Co.
of Halnwel are summoned as trustees of the def.
Adamnum, SIS o.. Date of Writ, June Goth, 1881,
returEable to the September Term, 1851
+. W. WHITEHOUSE,
Atty for plaintiff.
A true copy of the order of Court. with abstract
of writ. Attest: A. G. OTIS, Clerk.
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. The County Commissio ,ers Of oxford County.

To The county Commissio ,ers Of oxford County,
Maine
"E. the undersigned ii liens Of Enroll and Cam
w bridge in tue State vi New Hampshire, ana
Upton. Andoyer North Surplu- and Andover ID inc
County OF oxford and stare of Maine, womb re,
spectful represent that The road now travelled
billy and ledYy and that the public convenience and
necessity require easier and better route from
Enroll to Andover aforesaid. We would therefore
to vs nd 70 road CON-
menciDg at Andover Corner, passing through part q
Andover. Andover West Surplus. Andover NORM
Surplus, through "Dunn's NOtch,' so called. ana
part Of Grafton to ntersect the County road leading
from Newry to Upton near the home of the late
James Brown in Grafton.
Dated Oct. 3. 1881.
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FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, Oct. %. The Standards special
says that great preparations are proceeding
for the immediate advance of the British. IL
is evident that it is intended to make serious
demonstration to compel the signature OF the
convention, or that near fighting is expected.
The Telegraph's Maritzburg special says the
Beers are reported missing near the frontier
posts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22

THE 0ANos SUNK, AND THE PEMBROKE PUI
BACK FOR REPAIRS ONE SEAMAN LOST, TO.
aErHsR WITH A CARGO or THREE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
BosToN. May 2i.-The steamship Ganos,
Captain Psshby, from Matanzas for Boston
with cargo OF sugar, sunk in Boston har.
Dor last night. Loss on cargo Is 1850. 900.
and on the steamer, which Is owned I'm
Hull, 100000. The Ganos collded with
tbe WaFren.Line steamer Pembroke. bound
Tor Liverpool. The latter vessel was not
seriously injured. but has put back Tor re-
pairs. The crew were all saved with the
exception OF one seaman.
After the collision the crew bad barely
time to Jump into boats and save them
selves. All escaped except one seaman
named William ildelberg, a native Of swe.
den. who leqped overheard and was
drowned. The rest were picked M by the
nshlng schooner Sylpb and brought up TO
The city. The Pembroke had her bow dam.
aged, and her forward compartment filled
with water, and was compelled TO return
TO Boston this morning. She Will immedi-
ately discharge portion OF her cargo and
repair damages. The cargo Of the Ganos
consisted OF 1900 hogsheads OF sugar, val
ped at S350.0O0, cOnsignedt to Il. &. Cushman
& Co., brokers OF this city. The steamer
was OF LAB tons register. was seven years
OLD. owned IN Hull, England. and valued
al $4,000. The vessel and cargo are a total
loss
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LYNCHBURG.

ANOTHER READJCSTER DELEGATION - THE
YORKTOWN MEETlNG-THE ClTY'S ALLAN
TIC MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO STOCK.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspa,ch.l
MAY n, 1881.
Readjuser meeting No. was held last
night al PAGES warehouse to appoint dele
gates 10 the State Convention. II was a
mingled white and cOOred gathering, the
Liter largely predOminating. Four white
and four black delegates were appointed, as
follows:
Whles-W. II. Anderson, T. J. Dent, c..
Y. WYATT. W. II. Akers. BackS-Danel
NOUel. Zick Langley, Frank Branch, and
DsndTid,e Morris.
The DELEGATES are unin-tructed, but are
believed 10 favor Cameron for Governor
RESOLUTIONS endorsing Malone were adopt
ed. 20 Lynchburg will have two sets OF
delegates applying for admission to the
Convention.
The Yorktown meeting last night was
toIerlb.y well attended. Hon. John GOOde
delivered ~ eloquent address in the inter-
ct of The celebration, and Major j. W.
Daniel followed IN his usually happy vein.
Very ii',ie interest in the affair has yet
been developed here. but it may be pre-
sumed ,ha' - The time apprOache, il will
kpdle Up sJmeWh bat
Our City Council continue in a bother
ab0u' tae city's stock in the late Atlantic,
Mississippi and OHIO Ri road Company.
Whether 20 sell or not j, the puzzle. The
stock bls gone upto unexpected figures. and
tie feeling seems u be i'm favor OF selling.
But a lette. from Mr. c. Ii. Clark published
IN lhc cry papers. 10 the effect that the stock
WI not be recognized by the new company
une,, accompanied also by the cliy's Viz
gInia and Tennessee stock Chat never
stocked ID -, has had depressing effect.
TIN, position J. taken no doubt to cause
the CITY 10 dismiss Il suit which she has
instituted 70 test the legality OF the " stock
ing-in 8" process that by which the city's
Virginia and Tennessee stock was changed
into Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio stock.
Such Is tie status OF the case up TO this
Wrtin~ TELEPHONE.
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New York German Republicans

CONGRATULATE THE PRESIDENT AND THANK
THEIR SENATOR'S FOR RESIGNING.
NEW YORK, Nav 2l.-The German Re.
publican Central Committee met last night
and passed resolutions cnngratulating all
the people, and more especially German
Republicans Of this State. that in the long
continued and unnecessary struggle forced
upon the President by eX. Senators Conk-
ling and Plat the President had gained a
complete and e.lphalic victory; rendering
the thanks OF the German representatives. TO
the CX-SenatorS FOR reSlgnng their seats in
the senate; also, rendering thanks TO the
Senate for confirming the Hon. William II.
Robertson with so great an unanimity, and
asking the LEGISLATURE not to rec ect eX-
Senators ConklinG and Plat. 1t was stated
that arr ngements were IN progress for Il
maSs.mecting. 10 be held in Cooper Insti-
tuie. 10 express the cIly's qualification at
being relieved from the boss rule through
the designations Of Conkhng and Piatt. \
letter was read from President e rficld eX-
pressing his thanks and appreciation for the
action cf the committee in approving his
course in The matter OF The New York APP
pOInmcntS.
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Decision Rendered.

WASHlNGToN, May 2l,-At n meeting this
afternoon VI the Snanish. American Claims
commission at the State Department, Count
Lomenhaup. the umpire, rendered deci.
sion IN the ease OF Jose NJ. Macais, natu-
rallied citizen OF the United States, VINO
claimed from the Spanish Cover nmcnt
damages 10 the amount Of 5000, 900. princi-
pal and interest. for losses caused by the
seizure OF his plantation near MatanZaS in
1862 The arbitrators having failed TO agree
upon the amount, the case was submitted to
the umpire. who rendered Il decision to-day
awarding the claimant principal and inter
est amour ting 10 1925, 000.
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mand at Ic. Oats strong Mt Al h.. Rye steady sno
unchanged. Pork steady at $3.50. Bnik- meat.
stsady and IN fair depand; shoulders, 90 ; rib
Ss.Ou: sides ST. 30. Hacon steady and In fair de-
mand; shoulders. 1850; rio. 1880; sides. 1915
t1.04. ~
ST. LOUIS.
st. Lor1s. May 81 Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat un.ettIed and lower; No z red fall. ~ .iII
cash and MAY. 81 .09tdsi.IO June. Corr lower
afsG49,.c. cash. 42ifd4zac. June and july Oats
lower; 3I'4GS7sc cash. sGfc.. june. whiskev
du and nominal Bulk. meats dull and no,njna,,
Bacon dull aOi unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May 21.-Flour quiet and firm. Wheat
active: hrn AID higher: No. 2 Chicago spring,
Tied. lower. and very weak: 43c cash. 42M42hc.
June. Oats-cash. higher: options lower: Csc.
cash and May. 36fc. June. PORK steady and In
fair demand A. sl6 so. Lard In fair demand and
higher: shoulders. IS so: rib. 50 AS clear, - so.
Whisky steady ana unchanged AT sl.0s.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,. Nav 21.-Flour quiet but firm.
Wheat opened firm: closed active aud strong No.
2 Milwaukee hard. SIP; No. 2 Milwaukee soft.
cash and May, 81 04ls June. 81 .05<: judy. 81 O6I
August, ~ .04 No. Milwaukee, GOA 95h'.: No.
4 MILWAUKEE,. So. Corn weaker at 43c. for No 2
oats dnll and lower $3.50. for No. 2. Rye lower at
s Ills: BARLEY quiet; No. snring. 9ic: ProNis-
July Lard-Pr.me steam. $40 so cash. june and
July. Hog In fair demand at s5.65@s6.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, May 2l.-CottOn-Net receipt. ,
1075 bales; gross, I,7e7 bales: futures irregular
closing unseitled sales, 1875 600 bales; Man,
sIO.676slO 80; June, sl0.72nsiO.73: Jmiy'
Al O.76aslO.77; Aueust, siOS2: Septem5.r.
81 0.j0dsl0.5l; October, slO.09dsl01O: No.
yerbe-, $500 1897: december, s9.066:9 81 (;
January slO.Os@tlO.l0; February. s10.19@
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.nruterestfu. Law Case.
lCorresuo1deuce Of the Richmond Dispatcl
uvINcTnN MAY % ISS

ltOTfrslOLgtuCe OF the hlcHuOHu Dlepatth'I
LEXINGTON, May 30, 1881.
The trial OF an important and interesting
case in the Circuit Court OF Rockbridge has
attracted much attention in this community
during the week. The suit was brought
for the children Of the late Thomas n.
Burke, who lived near Goshen, 10 recover
on an insurance policy for $4,000. issued in
favor Of ne said children by the Valley Mu-
tual Life-lnsuranee Company, OF Staunton.
Burke died lat August, having paid all
assessments made upon him up 10 that time.
The ground upon which the company con-
tested The policy was that Burke was at the
time OF hi initiation into the company, and
had been for a long time previous thereto,
20 diseased ~ 10 viiate the policy, not
Wilhs,andne the fact that he had been ex-
ahmed ana pronounced "al right" by
medical examiner Of the company. There
were other grounds which were ruled out
on the pleadincs. THIS was the main ques-
ton before The Jury. The case occupied
three DAYS, and was ably conducted by II.
-. George Tucker and Hon. j. X. Tucker
for the plaintiffs, and William \. Anderson
and Colonel Edmund Pendleton for TIE
defendants. The jury brought in verdict
for the plaintiffs after consultation OF
about ten minutes, and public opinion
seems 10 sustain the verdict very fully. 4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22
Hanged for Murder.

CHARLESTON, S. c.. Nav 21.-James Ste
vens (colered) was hanged in Edgeteld yes.
terday for the murder OF Andry Richard
son (cOlOredl. He took his place on the trap
with frmness, but at the last moment his
courage seemed to forsake him, and, waving
his handkerchief, he became greatly eX.
cited, eXclaiming in loud tone, 4" claim
protection; give me protection; I command
the peace-peacc, peace, peace" And
while supplicating for aid and assistance
Sheriff OnSets sprang the trigger, and in
ten minutes the murderer was lfeless.
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Dis,inguished Visitors az Fort Monroe

Fort MONROE. Va, May 2l.-The United
States steamer Dispatch. having on board
Secretary Hunt and family, Henry Garfield,
and a number OF friends, arrived here at 10
O'Clock this morning. Salutes were fired
from the Tennessee and lantic.
This afternoon General George w. Getty
and staff called Oh the Secretary OF the
Navy and spent an hour on board OF bis
vessel. This evening the Secretary came
ashore, with his friends. when reception
was held in the pavilion OF the Hygeia Ho-
tel, and afterwards brilliant hop was
given.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22

On Tuesday last a telegram was received
here from Minneapolis, where the supreme
Lodge q knights Of Honor is now IN ses-
sion, stating that The Lodge bad conferred
On William II. Bailie, OF Staunton, grand
reporter Of the Grand Lodge Of virginia,
the unusual honor OF making him past
grand dictator. This is the first time That
az officer OF the order In Virginia has been
80 honOred.- IStauntOn Vind,cQtor.
The New York Herald Of yesterday has
three-column letter from Richmond devoted
10 review OF Mr.. X. A. Brooks history OF
iobaecO.culture; which history VIII appear
as one OF the documents OF the tenth census.
Mr.. NJ. Dreyer. Avenue l.. between Thirty
second and Thirty-thlrd streets, Galveston,
Texas, says st. Jacobs Oil has relieved me
from all the pains with which suffered for
over a year. IL removed the pain 10 my
contracted sinews instantaBeously. Severe
pains 10 the back were cured Ia five min
ules by one application OF The wonderful
article.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
aY TELEGRAPH To THE DISPATCH

AHairs az NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the Span.
ish Claim-The New York German Rerub.
hcans Taking sides with the Administra.
uon-End OF a Busy Life Death of Colonel
Thomas 4. scott, the Great Railroad Man
aser-MeNico i'm Meteorological Connection
with the United states The Secretary OF tho
navy and Party as Fortress Monroe-Arch-
bishop Purcell in Extremist oliision of
Steamships In Boston Harbor; the Ganos
sunk and Only One Life Lost-A South Caro-
lima Negro Hanged-Forcign Affairs.
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narrowing the Dan River.

DANyILLE, May 2l.-1he work OF clearing
ont the channel OF the Dan river from Dan
willie no. under the appropriations OF Con-
oress. will be resumed on Monday morning
in charge OF Captain j. w. Averill. super.
intendent. Boats and machinery nave a''
been constructed and are ready for opera
tions, and work will be pushed as rapidiy
IA possible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22
Another Centennial Celebration.

AUGUSTA, GA, May 21.-The Centennial
celebration Of the capture OF Fort Galphn
from the British during the Revolutionary
war by the Americans, under General
Henry Lee, took place to-day. The fort is
located on the Savannah river twelve miles
below Augusta. over 1000 people were
present, including volunteer companies.
An address was delivered by Colonel &. f..
Jones, Of this city. a descendant OF the
founder Of the fort, who acted as master Of
cprpmOnipS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22
srcbbisbon Purcell sinking.

CINCINNATI, May PA dispatch to The
Times. Star direct from the Ursuline Con-
vent in Brown county, OHIO. says Afcn-
bishop j. b. Purcell is steadily sinking. lie
j. scarcely conscious OF what traDsplres IN
his presence and takes little or no cogni-
Zlnce Of what is said to him. 1t is thought
he is in eXtrems and cannot last many days.
He has suffered since the death OF his
brother from a slight stroke OF paralysis"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22
by telegraph.


NEW YORK. Nav II cotton firm; sales, 200
bales: upands. 10 9-l6c.; Orleans, 10 ll-l6c.:
consolidated net receipts, 7,042 bales; exrOrts-to
Great Britain. 1893 bates; to France 6l9 bales
10 The Continent, 9 s27 bales Southern flour scarce
ana 6rm; common To fair extra. 5000 $3.50 ;
good 10 choice extra. 50 .6OMS7.50. Wheat opened
with moderate EXPORT demand and fair speculative
trading: ungraded RED. Si.lOa0Sl Corn irreg-
ular and more active; migrated. 44q57sc. OAts-
Mixed strong; white heavy aud 4(a4c lower; No.
3. 443c. Hops moderately active aud firm; year
lngs. l2dlSc COFFEE quit and unchanged; quoted
Al SKA &c. Sugar firn with goon inquiry; air 10
good refining. 7@N7A =; prime. 7Alc.; refined strong
and In gold demand; Standard a. CSC. Moasses
quiet and unchanged Rice steady and quiet kosin
firm ri sl90MS2. Turpentint about steady al 30a
G37c. Wool In buyers favor aud dull; domestic
fleece, 32Gf5c.; pulh d, 20MfOc.; unwashed. l2tg
soc Texas, l4@26e Po7k quiet: prime vi s s99t
MIGdles strong long clear, SIC: short clear 9Ac.
Lard less active and wi hout quotabe change at
kI1.10aSll129. Freghts firm.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. May 2I.-FIour Csc advance for
Paiapsco family: others unchanged and very &c.
i've. Wheal-sOuhern easitr; western lower, clo-
sing steady southern REQ sl24Ssl2s s amber aoeT
sl.2aS: May, sl.25s6$1 25a; june. 22tt9
sL224; July, 17snSl.l74; August, ~ LAG
closing firm southern white. zoe. yellow nomi-
nal. Oats lower and dull western white, 49M soc.
mixed, 4s@49c Provisions brmer, without quo
liable change. Coffee dull; Rio cargoes, ordinary 10
fair, 9bdl NC. sugar hrm; - 4" soft, 9sc. Whls-
KEY dulI al sl.O9@sl.09h, Freights duh and un-
changed.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Nav 2l.-flOur quiet and up-
changed. Wheat stronger; No. req winter, 81 IL
Corn strong at 4Sc. Oats quiet and firm at ioSc.
PORK auiet at fl6.50qSlB.75. Bulk. meats firm;
shoulders, s57b rib. $685.. Bacon scarce snd
hrm: shoulders, 90 62k; rib t9.l2t; sides
f9.82N Whiskey firm at sl.04. sugar hEm and
Unchanged. Hogs quiet and firm: commor and
IighI. s4.6O@ t6.05 packing aud butchers, $3.50
dsd.30.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. May 2l.-Flour In fair demand
extra, s3dt3.25; choice TO fancy. &3.75qs6.oO
Wheat steady at sl.O2@fl'Oo, Corn In falr ue'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22
Meteorological Connection with
Mexico.

WASHfNGToN, MAY 2l.-The chief signal
officer announces that Mexico enters ty the
Brownville, Texas, and Tampico, Mexico,
cable, into meteorological connection with
the United States signal service, and that
THIS country will receive data from Mexico,
Vera Cruz, and Tampico hereafter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22
RAZORS.

Il" CwIsS RAZoRS "-Exquisite, always
" In order for luxurious shave no honng'
give no trouble, one lasts lifetime. Shave your
self and save hundreds Of dollars, suops TO 20 with
them, only Kind. For sale by
ap 24.su&WlW :. f. DOVE
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Naval Intelligence.

FORT MONROE, May 2l.-The steamer
Wyoming, y. II. Farquhar commander,
which has been on the European station for
the past four years, arrived IN the Roads at
noon. All on board are well.