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Special lisnstch % the Baltimore sum-
Keeling OF the Y0lIey Railroad Conn
pany-AnnusI Report and Election
TIE Lexington Extension.

srAUNToN. Va, November l0.-The an
1ual meeting Of the stockholders OF the Val
.gy railroad was held here last night, VIII
lam a. Burke. OF stauntOn, presiding. \
large majority (2G, 900 shares) of stock was
represented. A. follows: Baltimore, Henry
Dural: Baltimore and Ohio railroad, :.
sieacer and 4. Madison; staunton, l.. r..
Sosh, T. g. Elder, and x. W. Burke; Lex
msion, :. II. Letcher and W. A. Ander-
son; and ROckbridge, +. \. Barclay.
President Spencer's report was interest
ias aud encouraging. lie showed that the
ross earnings for the year ended septem-
"a % were S57,j3I.33; expenses, so
s'e3l-leaying net balance OF Sll,yS6.i1,
<siasi a net balance for 1850 Of SlO,S'e.Sl.
iae net earnings had Us far Is possible
.een applied 70 the liquidation OF the debt
eae the Baltimore and Ohio road. Inc
REDUCTION of Indebtedness during inc
ii.F was as follows: From sale OF
p9ds, notes. &C., s25, 7Cs.S2; reduction
laance Of operating expense account,
fi-,3..02; interest deducted, 70, .2o.J5;
D'ai reduction. S32, s3J.S3. The road al
POINT two miles north Of Lexington viii d.
'srge from It's original location and con-
-eel with The Richmond and Allegheny a
pic below Lexington. The track OF the
Aaamond aad Allegheny road viii then DC
Aei 70 the town, and the Valley road WIZ
soa'inlet IN extension % a central point IN
~ corporate limits, the extension 10 De
al In town by the two roads. The ar
saascmeni win he continued until the Nai-
read extends is work further South.
se'a roads viii be greatly benefited by
WI connection. From Lynehbnrg rid
lexington and the Valley road and
connections to Pittsburgh the dis
-aee is sixty-Gve miles shorter than
ay other route. The distance be-
s.sssa the ore-beds OF the James and the
. ..5iaces u Pennsylvania viii be reduced
!, ~ more, and an abundant traffic VIII be
aus opened 20 N, Valley road. Its pros
sss are indeed bright. The work be-
sssel o'auntOn and Lexington, eoinmen-
lug with the heavier sections, VIII be De-
Il, ia a once. Bids have been Teeeived Tor
-, ~ Entire line. Tie directors have ap-
'"v',a The lettings. Mr.. A. q. Warfeid'
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Generals Rnum and Sherman Going
70 Atlanta.

WASHINGTON, d. c., November IL
General Raum, Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue, has accepted an invitation TO
visit the Atlanta Cotton Exposition in
company with General sherman. They
will leave Washington on sunday night,
and remain in Atlanta Tuesday and We'd
nesday. General Raum has not visited
Atlanta since November 10, 1864, NJ which
time he left there il command OF the rear
guard OF the Fifteenth army corps, and he
will return on the seventeenth anniversary
OF that dav.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
uRCAnnft.

LONDON. November ll.-Reports from
all parts Of County Cork disclose the most
extraordinary cagerness on the part OF far-
mers TO 90 before she Land Court. In some
districts large sums Of money are being
subscribed towards the formation Of mu-
t,,aI protection fund.
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The iury investigating the circumstances

the killing OF Or. 1. Clay Mad
dux. at Odenton, Anne Arundel county,
on election-day, yesterday heard tiie eNl'
denee OF q number Of witnesses, we OF
whom testified that they saw man Named
Claude Wheeler shoot Maddux IN the BACK
The evidence was somewhat contradictory
II h stated that warrant has bern issueu
for Wheelcr's arrest. The evidence Is MOI
All in vet, nor has verdict been reached
baltimore american, lin.
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PREMATURE Loss OF THE HAIR may De
entirely prevented by the use Of Burnetts
C0coaine. - a...o,.,,,,,
TIE superiority of Burnett's havorlng
cxtraets consists In their perfect purity ana
strength.
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.-o wo,, s,oubsu. on for Germany.

Ngw YORK, November 10.-The Non
steuben party, the delegates sent by Ger
many 70 the Yorktown celebration, let Tor
bome to-day i'm the steamer Wieland.
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vcryibIe Accident i'm Texas.

TWENTY-FIVE MN REPORTED hIllsh.
CHICAGO, November IA dispatch has
been received here from C0rsicana, Texas,
10 the effect that a terrible accident had oc-
currcd near there. in which Twenty-Five men
rNnre Killed.
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Norfolk.

TIE CASE or mayor LAgg-xAy4L COURT
MARITAL.
Especial telegram % Che Cisrstch.l
NORF0LK, November 11.-Thc case q
Mayor Lamb, charged with 2 violation Of
the election laws, was removed TO the Cor
porasion Court to-day, and continued by
Judge Goodwin to The January term.
4 naval court-mariisl convened at the
nayy-yard to-day for the trial Of various
officers Of the James river ircn-clad feet
for violating the regulations.
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PIANO TUNING. &c.

MR.. CARL SUMMERS, PRACTICAL
wi TIMER with over twenty wars experience
Ina LONDON. ENGLAND. and New York ciiyl, llyllg
fHken uD his residence ln Richmond, Respectfully
9nd mp NTRING PIANOS and REED ORGANS.
An work warranted and satisfaction "a. r-intecd.
WorS Ou Church Organs careiully and -niiuiiy
done. orders addressed ID care d. or icit WIN.
IO~T AIfRNT.AND 4 CO.. Music-DCaicrs- . 10 east
Main strrct. wiz receive prompt attention
- qf-tOf3fn
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ICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. November IL. 1881.
SALEs-FirsT BOARDS shares Charlotte, Co
lamhia aud Augusta al SIS, 10 do al 56a 10 shares
Atlanta aud Charlotte stock az 79K; 10 shares
Richmond and Dnnvllie stock lB. c. At lis, 10
10. at lis; 10 shares Connection Railroad at
7G5; % shares Norfolk and Western preferred al
5s's; 900 Virginia seforrud &C II: 1000 West
eru North Carolina Railroad. 1890, Gt los.
SECOND BoAnn.-5O shares Charlotte Columbia
and Aur,,sstit "A Az.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. November II, 1881.
SALES.
WuEAT-Whitc, 81 bushels common It sl.Oo.
Taucastcr. 80 bushels very good az Flff' 90
bu-heis very good AZ sl.46; ~ bushels seed II
sI55 Mixed. 80 bushels very good % sl.f6; 50
bushels good - Sl.43. Fultz. 1875 bushels GOOD ~
~ .S3 and 4l.3S, AZ bushels common at 10 ana
gOc. .
CORH.-Whi.c. los bushels very good new ~
zoe: rs bushels good old ~ zoe. Mixed %
bushels very good - csc.
RYE-I6 bushels good &c sl.lT.
NEAL-24 bushels very good &C soc.
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ALoui.taun Tragedy.

NEW ORLEANS, November ia youth
named Miguel Bornio was fatally shot LAST
night by 4. l.. Cammack, who escaped
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PARIS. November lit is now believed
that the Cabinet will be formed Tomorrow,
with Ganbetta as president OF the Council
without portfolio, and Il. De Freyeinct
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VIEW PUBLICATIONS.

NTARY j. HOLMES.
.Ilfst published, be MADELINE" ~: splendid new
novel 6y MR.. MARY j. HOLMES whose novels ell
- enormously and are read and fe-fead IN 7nch
Interest Beautifully bound. price fl.1e.
Alsn handsome urw editions ~ Mr.. ii9lihea
other works. Tempest and Sunshine, Lena hinef-'
Edith Lyic. Edna browning, Marian n4ef hN'
Lawn. Flrc.t House, etc, etc.
ALSO. SOLD ~ ALL EOOKSEfLEEs.
NAY AGNES FLEMING.
a CHANGED HEARTY =: another lnten5ely lh-
teresting new novel by MAY AGNks FLEMiNH- aa-
thor OF those capital novels, Guy fafi7'osf.
and True. Lust for q Woman. eie. Be4bliiiill
bound pricc,Sl.j0.
a.. W. CARLETON & co.
Publishers.
oc 22-codlm ~" 10TH '''i'
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PERSONAL.

I ID. 4. SLEiGHT, having formed q
d business connection w' n DE house ~ FOU r.
OTRFAS. PRICE. TEMpLE & 60. Wiz - LAD
. see and serve BIS friends 10 40 btuLAD
STREET. and viii esteem their Daironsge tef-
sOnal favor. no AV-r"i't@
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MAnsNE rNrELLreExcE.
PORT or RICHMOND, NOVEMBER IL. 1881.

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER IL. 1881.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Humber. Beatty. baltimore, light 70
load acur for Bahia, Dunlop & McCanec.
Schooner r.. r. Cuttinghaa. smith. New York.
railroad-iron, Chesapeake aud Chic Railroad COM
psuy.
schooner p. G.. Schultz. Thompson. New York.
rairpad-iron- Che 3apeake and OHIO Railroad COM
p1nv.
Schooner William G. Bee, Chester, New York,
iron. Tr,-letzr Company.
Schooner American Team. Hawkins, New YORK,
rairuld-iron- Richmond and Dansiiic Railroad
Company.
SAILED.
Steamship WYanokc. Couch, New York, mer-
chln,iise and passengers. 6torse ". Allen z To-
agents.
steiner Pioneer, Plat Philadelphia. merchan-
disc and passengers, j. W. McNarrick. agCni.
steamer CITY Of Richmond. clifford. Norfolk,
merchandise and PASSENGERS and United states
mails. l.. B. raium. agent.
Schooner Mary and Francis, Mullen, SnithEcid.
coal, Curl &c & Co.
CLEARED.
Bark Day Star Dr., Cogan, Rio Janeiro, aour.
Ha2all-C rcnshaw Company.
MEMORANDA.
BALTEInEE.-Arrived 10Th schooner Emma D.
Endicott- Bowen. from Richmond.
NEW lugk.- \ rived ION: schooner Eugene
B0rda. Weeks. from Richmond. Cleared 10Th
~chO0Hcrs Lcphanah .Sfcciman. Rose, and JCs Sc
w. starr, Barton. for Richmond.
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COURT ORnERS.
IL THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HAN
4 OVER COUNTY, OCTOBER 20, 1881:

II THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HAN
4 OVER COUNTY, OCTOBER 20, 1881:
Deocah .Fhinth.
rs
z. T.. Wiltshire and Martha V. his wife: holman
~. BOWLS and snn r.. his wife: Patrick n. Dug
gins and Mary r.. his wife: Mathew ". NucEuis
and Ann p. lis wife; W. H. fiiggins0n and Su-
san l.. lis wife. Edwin Vaughan, late sheriff 0f
Tire viii anucycd 81 Builman II. Bowles. Dc
ceased; Mary j. B0wles. personal preventative
Il Tarleton +. Bowles. dcce1scd; and George
boswell BoWlts. the last named an infant under
the age Of twoniy-oue years. by j. 4. Brown. his
guardian Gd fti.m assigned 20 deiend him n
t.is Defcndahts'
IN cHANCERY.
Extract from decree Of October DC. 1sS1.l
The Court doth adjudgo. order. and decree
fliat hts rlrac l referred "a one N tie commits
following accunnts and 10 make tie following IN
1uircs and report lie sIme % the Court, with any
other matters specially 7taicd deemed rertinenthy
~ stated-viZ..
1t Nn account Of the transactions of Tarleton
II. Eewles as late cur1fOr OF the estate OF HOLMAN
III. B0wles, deceased. and a. administrator cum
test'rmenf1 0aacrO Of said Bollman y. B0wies,
deceased Sc.
%. An account Of the Transactions Of Edwin
Vaughan. late sheriff and ndministr1tor dc o0nls
non cum fsStHMeHt0 dHner0 OF holman II.
B0wlcs.
81. An account Of al debts and demands against
tire late Bollman H. BOwles. deceased. showing O q
amount and relative priuriies thereon and 20
whom coming, &C. 81.
The parties Interested in this decree are hereby
notified tlat have appointed TUESDAY he 18th
day OF December. 1881. and my Office, over the
National Rank ~ Virginia. ~ the slime and place
for cNccu>in2 tl's decree, when ana where y0n are
owen Owen, under ny hand this 1lth day u Noyem-
p Der. Ssl. :. 4. kbBb,
no l2-Iaw4w Commissioner.
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by Telegraph.

~ HNIt- ftl'IA'
NEW YORK.
NV YORK. November l. fOOn.-SiOck- hrmcr.
Money. JGB Der ccut. ExCianCc-LOuH, 4cp4,
short. asa. State bonds inactive. Governments
strong.
now S.. lU2r: new A Is. 1872 new As, ll18.
Money 664 per cent - ites duil.
BALTIMORE.
baltimore. November ll.-Nirginia 6's, con-
s0ls. rs; second series, 40; new iO-fUs' $50
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IN srsronE xxnye- AND nRAss-wAsrE' moth
t.s eouals TOR DIrTEEs. Believe this
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DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLf
DExECUTED at the DISPATCH PKihfiSu-
HOUSE.
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FERTELIZERS.

FERTILIZERS.
Tor SALE,
TWENTY THOUSAND TONS FERTILIZERS
EMBRACING
ACID PHOSPHATE.
DISSOLVED BONES.
A3MONIATED FERTILIZERS.
AND
GERMAN POTASH SALTS lkanitl.
lam prepared 70 Offer TO tie wholesale and retail
trade the above at different ports. both north and
south. Il prices TO compete with other mnufac-
turcrs.
Special efforts viii Dc made 70 meet the views Of
large buyers. Address
PERRY ". DELEON
Manufacturer and Importer Of Fertilizers
81 Broadway, y. Y.
SOUTHERN oFFIcE. l04 Bay street. savannah.
IA 80 9-eod3m
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Fl1ur-We quote: Fine, e4.JOgs0 .; extra i.0u
.uperfue. s6.5D; common family 9f.f0' ch"lc
or fatent family. SS.5uWss.15.
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CROCKERY. GLASSWARE &c.

NEW GOODS.
RICH DINNER, TEA, and TOiLET-sETS, in
new shapes and decorations;
ELEGANT GAME, FISH, DESSERT, and ICE-
CREAAI-sETs Of the latest styles;
DRESDEN FIGURES and ORNAMENTS III al
the latest designs;
RICH CUT-GLASS, BRONZES. &c.
The largest stock ever exhibited ia lhis city. Cali
and look Al them. r. q. TAYLOR,
saIg No. IO1i Main street
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ccirf.. 500 bales: gross. S,l07 baics, fntafes
slosed nrta: sales, 123,nO0 bales; NOV sins,r,
sII.56aslt.57. December: sil.oss.S 2 !, 80 ~
eio-0s. March. sI2.c4@sl2.25; April Sl2-J3
eSI9.se: Nav. $40. f9ers ESQ June. sl2-9Ot
st2.6l: July, sl2.7O@ sl2.7l; August, sA@'oVes
sIx.S3.
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TORACCO. CIGARS. &c.


d WHITL0CK, l44j MAIN STREET,
mauufacture- Of The following line brands Of
CIGARS:
MODEL. LITTLH FLORA.
IA ESTELLE. FILLABUSTER0,
PICNIC, WHiTLOCK's KY WEST,
MOZART, CHICK.
LILY BELLE, and ORIENTAL
Also dealer IN tic following brands Of FINE TO
BACCO 40 manufacturers prices
DIANORA. EMPEROR,
WARD BRAND, HOME AGAIN.
PIONEER. ROUGH AND READY toc. plugst
BALLA RAT,
ATLANTIC, &C.
send for pricc-llst. my 2f-eod
ITO OUR PATRONS AND CHEW Frs
OF THE ONLY GENUINE
MARIANA ROUGH AND READY.
This favoriie brand will he ready for delivery on
the Ssh Of November. -,. 49,, ~
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT OUR TAI u
EACH LIAf.
no civ SALMON HANtOCh 90.
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BOOTS. SHOES. Se.
n L. SIEGEL, INT
42l BROAD STREET, ~
d, constantly receiving a very large ana Farifsi
stock n
BOOTS AND SHOES,
which he e. prepared 20 sell 81
PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
Az grades ~
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN's SHOES,
from the cheapest % Tie best, always Sept on hand'
4 call IS respectfully solicited.
e. Z. sIEGEL.
IA 42l broad street.
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LUMBER.

no PARTIES USING PINE AND
4 OAK LUMBER would say am prepared 20
contract Tor flnng bills nom 5000 io oVu-o1g:
PINE e. ". 4. CHAMBERS. Ju.-
Hardware Depot. NAllena l'ost-oMcc,
no e-Sm Richmond and Allegheny rliirusd.
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r VERY LIVERY

keep constantly on hand supply OF
GOOD HORSES AND VEHICLES FOR HIRE
W. b. MCCAIN.
oeo-zm Milton, n. c.
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Observation-Disclosures

r. ROBERTS BAKER. Druggist. 90 Main
-lrcct, has secured The exclusive agency for Rich
mond city and Hcnrico county.
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r 4. GRIGG, &nE]
TENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
OLD-LADIEs' HANDMADE GLOVE-kiD aud
LASTING CONGREsS GAlTkRs'
KID. GOAT, LASTING, and FoXED LACE
SHOES;
FLEECE-LISED SLIPPERS, GLONE-hlD
SLIPPERS, and bUshISs;
In fact. give The OLD FOLKS the attention they
deserve.
TRUNKS. sATCHELs, VALisES, BAGS, &C
HANDMADE SHOES
FOR GENTL EMEN, LADIES, MISSES thii-
DREN. and INFANTS. oc iV-Sm
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HOTELS.

SOUTHERN oFFIcE. l04 Bay street. savannah.
la 80 e-eod3m
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PTL NONA. THE GREATEST KNOWN RENE
DY FOR COUGHS, THROAT, AND
HEALTH Is WEALTH.

sold by Druggist AR. METER. Proprietor,
~ west Fayette street. Baltimore, Md.
PRICE. soc. oc f-lu. The SfSin
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29

A JAMESTOWN MERCHANT ARRESTED.

De Forest Weld. a dry goods merchant of
jamestown, N. Y, was arrested on March 20, On an
arlsr granted BIZ Justice Lawrence ia suit brought
against MIN by Bates Reed Cooley. Of No SAB Broad
vny 60 recover balance OF account due for goods
alleged 20 have been obtained by means Of fraudulent
representatons. Mr. Reed, in his affidavit upon which
the orer was made says, that Mr. Weld represented 10
MIN thar he had made about In the retail dry
toods trade In the country that he then came to the
nity aud engaged the wholesale business aud lost IL ALL
nna that he then went bzck to the country, where be
had since nnade about S15o0Oo Upon the strength OF
this statement the arm gave him line OF credit for
$4,000 whlie this credit was stil running Lyman
Mailury lawyer was ont TO Jamestown TO Inquire
heo the condition Of hr. welds afars. Mr. Mallory
husnps 20 representations made to him by Mr. Weid'
reported that the latter was worth $15o0oo and that 1t
wen be safe 70 give him credit for $4,000, and his
presiit vita the firna was accordingly increased 49,
bournt OF the nrm s17 900 In goods four months
credir Oc this last date he made an assgnment. aAd
Tpooied pr amount exceeding the Whole
III his aase,s the night confesea Judgment
fof more than $100O 10 H. y. Claim q Co, VINO were
Also auo ne the number OF preferred eretitors
Mr. Reed alleges also, tnformation. that MT Welo,
ist prior to his assignment bought ON creds stores 10
Aesdyiile and Titusye. Fennsylvaula, lor ABOUT
eI50OOO, and that the Ciahin Judgments have been
Eied Ia both these places Mr. Weld 70 iurner cnargea
with having fraudnenty secreed during the sx mouths
rrscr to his assgninent 100000. The arrest was made
n jamestown, and Mr.. Weld gave bail IN the sum OF
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29

drank was tasted In his presence and h the
in the dining room was peri0rmeG Dy serva' ~ cTar
hdelitF As regnr1s sleeping arrangements, tne ~, ~
used to Intimate bali an hour before 2ots 70 or
what room he would sleep. and someines ns W.. W., IL &
spend the night al the house or Vne ot s , ~
Wherever be slept he guarded by fnasu ahi ,e ~
his Cossack hetnan, fnse 70 saI sr a.. emu
ordinary military guard IN his paacn unasr tae W d
mand OF two officers, who were s.at,V ~ ~ I, ,re
every approach so he Imperial chimoer =, Iugs ne
be true, attempts we're n5oe 70 ~ the
Car than the world heard OF anc tne garuS " '0
palace enjoyed no sine, ure. n ,,,d rtD,sclf
plsoed In such postum by the crinfs OF tis Nhss S
TINT he could take action at ALL lr4m the iSI o
should seem to he yielding to Intimidation. lhuse VIZ
saw his once handsome face pTenaturelS aseI 1ue hi
Ulnched with care. his large eyes grown nagg.u, m %
Rlice unsteady, imagined that hl nettes 49, w ~
strung and that mad become pry 20 tue LlVr ~
death But this was neyertru for nOaeht 1ne SI,i
did NOT fear death; but he saddened D Ihe
tinfy of his e and by tie prospect whleh Honu % oon
front his children when he was gone he hau t maao ne
IN his mind that ho should die mnrderet-dt ehsI ne
VIVA y prepared for such d2ath--and MS soine@ hat
prrcfpItate marriage with Princess OolgoIVuh 80 SUN
after tie Fmpress's death causec by ms oese 70
make fbo pOduon OF hs c0nsort regular peIors ,e
world in the CONTINGENCY OF his beng suduehy c.su
nyav sOme weeks before he died the Emperor nhd tho
Consolation Of seeing his gfownup ohlaren DeeoS
opeied with his second wife, and u Is 70 Oe nOpe ln.
ha lady and her children VIII now DC treateo WIN
regard The Princess has become the WIDOW nl c5lns @
the beat genest aud most enlightened sovereign nus
siA has ever had.
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SENT HERE By FOREIGN AUTHORITIES

Fredoliua Vogelin. age seventeen. and Theresa
Hauser, age thirty-fve, were among the passengers
by the steamship Suehia, which arrived from HAM
burg yesterday. These women boarded the vessel
at Hayre and were sent here by tho authorities Of
Zurzach. Switzerland A letter was received by the
commissioners of Emigration from Secretary Blaine
a few days ago, saying that the State Department.
had received telegram stating that the authori-
ties had paid the TO this country OF these Wo
men, who were described as notorious persons They
were arrested and taken TO Castle Garden where
an investigation was begun. Theresa hauSer Sald
that she was married woman, but had not lived
with her husband for ten years. She had worked
as servant lin different hotels short time ago
her husband asked her to come back to him. bot she
declined. The authorities then told her that she
must 20 back to her husband or come TO America
They paid her passage out OF the Inheritance she
was TO receive from her parents and she bad $I ID
left She denied that she had lived an improper
life Fredolina VogeIin stated that her passage 10
this country was paid by the authorities ana she
mad only Is francs left She was sent here upon
her own application and has relatives IN TINS conn
1ry further investigation will be made ny the
Swiss Consul to-day.
Seyen destitute families sixty-six persons in al,
arrived at Castle Garden yesterday There We're LII
persons in all who lived In Moersch near Carsruhe,
BADEN who sold their rights of citizenship 10 the
nuthorIties of Moersoh. and the authorities pad
fheir passage TO this country. forty-hve OF those
who arrived had sufficient money to proceed 70 des-
fnations in the West but the others are absolutely
fi1sfitute.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29

LADIES' DAY AT THE LoT0S CLUB.

Is. ssterdsy was Ladis' day at the LOtos Club. In
e afternoon. nearly i've hundred ladies and gentle
men iied the parlOrs Of the club, oyerqwed into
the ha and even secured the vantaec-ground OF the
stairs from which TO witness the proceedings on the
Temporary stage. Amoug those present were {: Ex-
Governor McCormicn of Arizona and Mrs MOTOR
mick, Noah Brooks Dr.. FoIles-falker Mrs. Captain
Zeller, Marie Roze Miss Jeftreys.Lewis, Mrs. John
Barlow. Mrs Richard Lathers. the Misses Lathers,
Miss Mary l.. Booth; Mrs. Emanuel Soutbwick. and
Bliss Ehilits Green. The entertainment under tne
fsatures Mrs, Florence Rice-Knox sang e 0 Mo
Royerc Amor; John 4. Raymond reeited " The
Pride af Battery b. an6 q selection from Col
EeiIers y; Mime. ChattertoD-Bohrer rendered harp
eolo: Maceraye Coke sang with marked effect
Kfcken's Wenn sich Zlyei HeF1en-5cheiden" and
Ehubp Tho dssplay OF paintings interested tho
guests and after The entertainment lunch was
Served.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
yoUHG WOMEN LE1RSING 4ELEGRARHK

The Free School for Women in Teegraphy at
Cooper Union established about elk years ago. is
ono of tho most useful departments OF that institu
zion. The present term is drawing to cloSe, and
applications for admission to the next, which will
begin ON tho first Tuesday of October are now re-
ceiyrd There are about twenty-five pupils in at
tendance Under the rules u written application ls
Teouired in which tho nlme Tesidoaoe. ago aud
oecupation OF the applicant, and the name and ad-
dress OF the person cited as reterenee are given:
The examination for admission is very simple, and
is held on the opening day OF Che term. II consists
OF reading poorly written manuscript, writing fTom
diftatiOn and exercises in penmanship and spell
ing. No feo is charged. Ono of the conditions Of
admission is that tho applicant must be at least
sixteen years old end positively lot over twenty
four
;n the afternoon, with Saturday for holiday. In
etructOn is given by young woman in the employ
ot the Western Union Telegraph Company, whsse
services are furnished by tho company without
charge In admitting pupils TO the school, prefer-
ence is given tO those who by education and physi-
cal ability appear to ba best qualified for tile bust
ness. and to those who have promise Of situation
ae soon as they are qualified As Iule. one term,
from October to April, 10 sufficient To quality .
stadont for an ordinary position