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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. April 12-CotiOn guet out Irhl .
unlands, lOlsc.: Orleans, 1lhc.; consolidated net
REGENTS .62J bales; cXpOfts-to ttftal nrltdIui
Il 0S bales: 10 the Continent. $50 Oaes. SCUM
eru sour dull IA MI unchanged WHEAT Ash snghtiy
In buy,rs' favor, with limited export ana moderate
snesnlatiye trade; options a shade higher un-
Graded red. aI.l7Gtl22. Corn In oayerse iayor'
win moderate business; ungradsa, oSs@ el:v.
oars unsettled and lower; No. 2, 4S9 fohc; Hops
onIet and unchanged Coffee quiet aud unchanged.
SUGAR mose active aud steady; fair 10 good refining,
73.I6GT Slice. prime, rs; refined qulet
standard @A,r std9c. Molasses In fair demand
and drm Rice steady. with far Inquiry. kosl,
steady Al SI.67aasl. Is. Turpentine unsettled
and lower al 39a391c. Wool dull aud In buyers
favor domestic fleece, 32@i6c.; Texas, l49Zs
PORT less active and rather weak; old, tloGs
sI85O Mlddles Gul and nominal. Lard about . e
higher and fairly active al sll2zA freightS dui'
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. April l2-Flour firm aud en-
changed. Whsat-Southern steady; western 'had'
heller aud 6rn southern red, il.l5G&.El; am
her. tl.2a@SI2s; No. l Maryland, fl:23 NO
2 western winter red, spot and April, i.lSsS g
Al i o.: MAY, sl.lea; May and June, si.ly1@
Si.iaS: July, sl.l6@Sl.16h; August. fl.laa
Ia CORRESPONDENT hlsfer: western stein.
raj dull: southern white, 56c; yellow, pc
, 0ats aaet: western white. 46a 46hc.; mixed, q
@a5c': Pennsylvania. 46c. Provisions unse'ue
Sut wiihou: quotable change. Coffee nrmi RIO car
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THE LATEST NEWS.
s,,cnArm no THE DISPATCH.

.Gairs..The Senatorial Dead
vssH"~ r,rm a. Evcr-.Senator Beck's
I"eN ACCOMPLISHMENTS Windows Call
s v g. 20 be Followed by Another Tor S's-'
ief pnI,e,in-.Gcneral Manager APP
W'''"v g., ,be Chesapeake pYI Ohio Rail-
r"'"''rss , Georgia Fruit Crop Damaged
N", chapter of Grimes In Texas--A
i'"'ss u,,ice--Firc in Wheeling, West
ih' If ,hc Georgia Railroad--Othcr
W" Va Nauers--Prince Pierre Bona
ks''V ,...ral-.G rcek Anairs--France's
pa" ,i,h Tunis--Parneil's Opinion of
land Bill, &C
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rurutture.ractOry burned.

WBEELING, ". Va, April l2.-The iur
niture.factory here OF Metzner, scniIlna9'
q Co. was totally destroyed by hre ear,'
this morning. Loss from $4,000 10 Sioo,
600; issuance about $40, 900, mostly 10 loea
and Pittsburgh companies. The hre Is sup
nosed TO have been caused by spontaneous
combustion. The burned factory was pun
Ia 1878, and was one OF the largest IN sn'
West. The building was stored win Nh
ished stock for spring trade. About seveht'
men are thrown out OF work,
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Domestic Tragedy In Louisiana.

SHREVEPORT, La. April l2.-Slmuel ~
Thomas, OF this city, shot and killed Hugh
NJ. Dickson yesterday morning at his p'anla'
ton, sixteen miles ND the river, 10 TINS
narisb. Dickson was Thomas's brother-ln.
law and his confidential friend, and had
chloroformed aud assaulted his daughter
She married four months ago and became
mother last week, when she made an am
davit charging her uncle with the crime.
All the parties concerned are members OF
nrom,nent families. Thomas has surren'
dered himself, but his course Is too strongly
endorsed to give him any trouble.
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cIxctNNATr.

+.
~ WHY sS Ak !. ssfeS VIZ Fs. a:s
''s''- crxcfxSArr.
ws.s 4 .s5a1 s ~ "a s .s sns
rors ~, + s ssa Lard .;;SS
IS 40; rs, ss.25. Bacon ,sronSs T siouIasrs. ss
| rib. $500. clear. 20 25. whisfey arm at si.o5
sugar steady aud unchanged Hogs 6rm.
LOUISVILLE.
Sc T. A as Msss, 'is .y s es1. sg
:. soc. oar. steady al 4oc A PORK " excited and and
higher at sl75o. Bulk.mests q shade biaher
sH ss b., sss1 rsas 81; sa sssSsssH ss
80: clear. t997S. sugar cured hams firm at
lOs@l0Sc. Whiskey steady At s1.o5.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, April l2.-Flour firm and unchanged.
cash, slG a May, si.o7sssi.5ss JSse.
Corn higher at 42L a 42s,c cash, 424c. May, 42aNt
t2 , june. Oat: higher; &c. cash, 3ohe; May.
Lard nominally 1c. fulk-meats higher and active;
shoulders: IS; fo@s5.2o; rib, $1,000 se.25; clear.
s45@ss.3O Bacon higher; shoulders, SIC. rib
&c.; clear, 9's 9sc.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April 12.-Flour quiet and Grm.
Wheat fairy active and shade higher: No. 2 chi.
,sso spri33s; tl9Ia@$l.04 cash, sl.o5t@sl: O5s
39sd42ac. cash. 4sd43.c. June. oats shade
higher; 32c., cash. 35'.c. June. PORK strong aud
higher az 81 l2kGsl7 25. Lard strong aud
higher at $40 95@sl0,97H. Buik-meats Steady
and firm; shoulders, IS 30; rib. 50 30; clear,
1856. Whskey steady and unchanged.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,, April lz.-Flopr I'm fair demand,
Wheat opened quiet. advanced &C., and closed weak
No Milwaukee, hard aud soft. nominal: No. 2
Milwaukee cash. Sl:03H: April. Sl.0Of: May
b.05S; June. sl.06*; july sl.07: No. 3 Nil.
wsukee. 944c No. 4 Milwaukee, s5c.; rejected,
nominal Corn quiet and drm ; No. 2, 42,4c. Oats
weaker; No. 2. 35c. Rye excited and higher No.
l,Sl.12. Barley firm and higher; No. spring.
cash and April, s5c. Pro, slons higher. Mess pork
sl7.45 cash and April. 8 7.56 Nav. Lard-Prime
steam ~ cash and April, 81 LOS May. Hogs strong
at S5.40@s6.90.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, April l2.-Cott0n-Net receipts
1921 bales; gross. 6.26s baIes futures closed
steady w. sales 47;o99 91'es; April, sio;es@
July. 1901; August, Sl0.s5@slO.s6; Septem-
Der, SlO64@sl065; October, $40 27@slO.2s:
November, Sl0l5@Sl0.l7; December, sl0.l5@
S10.l7.
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rruit Crop Damaged.

MACON, Ga, April l2.-Thirty special re re-
,or,s 10 the Ieleqroph and Messenger indl
cate less than a half-crop in Middle a nnt
Southwestern Georgia. The hg-trees arr
IiIIed: plums, a half.crop; pears and cher
ries. badly damaged; apples and strawoer
,ic.'. not much injured. The LecompIe
near Is failure In some sections
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Municipal Elections.

PATERSON, n. j., April 12.-David T..
Gilmore Republcan) was elected mayor
over Joseph X. Graham (DemocraO by 10
majority at the election held Yesterday.
The Board OF Aldermen stands IL Repub-
licans and ) Democrats, the same as last
year. The Democrats have carried the
Board OF Freeholders by eecting 2 DEM
ocrats In Passaic city.
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Trip or SECRETARY BLAINE.
Weather RuIletin.

WASHINGTON, April l2.-The indications
are That the storm which is central near
Cincinnati this morning will move cast T.
.,ard causing severe gales on the Atlantic
coat tonight, followed by fresh and brisk
westerly winds during "Wednesday I IN tne
Middle States and the South Atlantic STATES,
with colder and fair weather.
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FISHING TACKLE.
EISHING TACKLE. FISH

CIsHING TACKLE, FIsH-NmWM
Il ING TACKLE It. W. TIC $RSN*D
NOR, No. 1912 Main street. pas ~ received, o,
OF FISHING TACKLE, such as SILK, COpION,
and Linen LINES large VARIETY 81 wen. mm M,
Sot of si,k.woyen GUT LEApERst 4 spienJid line
OF JIiNTED and OTHER RDps- tsive hkh call
II you want good spostsmsns eqihs ~ l0.lm
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

W. IN husleI, AZ ls2e; ii bushels very
rood m rs. Mixed. 1000 bushels very good at
al @s: 40 bn hei, good at sl.2j. Fdliz, 40 BUSH
els very good al ilZ3; 90 bushels common ~
C0TN.-Whiie. 7s4 bushels very good at 2Gc.
N,xed. POS bushels very good al o0c'i 30 Ou'he'S
''6HTS.-24 bushels prime spring At 5Oe'; 60 BUSH
els rood spring al iSc.
MEAL.-l0 bushels nj 6Uc.
BLACK PEAS 4 bushels al ! 1900,
CoTIoN.-Salcs, ls5 bales. Middilng' iV'gc 10"
middliug. Zoe,
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CoxsrAsTryoPLe, April 12.--Earthquakcs
OF considerable violence have begun again
10 Chios. 1t Is estimated that barely twenty
houses remain babitable 10 the whole island.
Forty five villages have been totally de-
stroyed, and the population In many locali-
Ties has absolutely disappeared.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL IL, 1881.

IL
ARRIVED.
Schooner Maria Pearson, Acy, New York hay, {.
l.. TODD.
Schooner Frank Mcdonnell, McKendry, Woods
Hole, guano, John Knox.
Schooner A. r. Smyrk, MARITIME, Il Gilmore mer-
Chandis g, curtis Parker.
schooner j. i. johnson, Rose, Georgetown, coal,
Writ Roberts.
steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New Yors,
agents.
Steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfolk, United stste1
mall, merchandise and passengers, L.. Is. Tstsm,
agent.
Schooner Commerce, Priest, Bayonne, slaves,
Curtis Parser.
Schooner Nellie Brann0ck, Washington, coal,
Curtis Parker.
MEMORANDA,
PROVIDENCE. April 9-Arrived: schooner
Frank c. Pc It's. Robins, with Oysters, from VIZ
ginla.
BOSTON, April 0-Arrived: Schooner +. Van
Du>en, Godfrey. from Richmond.
Boston, April l0.-Arrvcd: SchOoner3 John Il.
Fell LOyeland aud James Martin, Brown, from
Richmond
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Providence April 9th, schooner Sunlight,
Paddock.
CLEARED.
Norwegian barkeniire Stabil. Sugestad Bahia,
1920 barrels and IS haf.barrels Of -four vahIed ut
$1,000, shipped by the Hixall. Crenshaw Com
pany.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK. April l2.-ArrveO Steamship Man
haitian, from Richmond
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TUROPEAN STEAMSHIP 4fFS
IL TICKETS. sl1fn
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENcr'
1000 MAIS STREET,
penreseniiug the following hrs-class OCEAN steam
sntn linss rom Boston. New York, Dha, and
RaItIme-e 10 Europe: CUxARD, W!aTES AR,
SATIOSAL. ANCHOR, GtlON, IMAM. AHEE-
iTa< RED STAR. ALLAN. NORTfPGERMSS-.
iIoYD HAMBURG AMERICAN and NEEH-
FpIANDS AMERICAN, ITALIAN, and lam,
DEAUX. FIRST CLASS, SECOND CLASS asd
,lpaI points In Europe. Excursion tickets al
reduced rates. Staie-ro0ms secured IN asxahcs.
Parties going 10 Europe or sending ior tht isenus
wonid 10 well 10 communicate Win the undsy,ignei
before purchasing elsewhere. Railroad asa steam,
shin tickets 10 al points IN the United state sna
Cap,ds Rates same as al depo.s and general ONCE
~ 1roubls no answer questions Write 10 or call on
W. A. w. CARRIER,
General Railroad and steamship Agent
70 ll-dSw3m 1000 Main street. Richmond, "a.
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nKILADELPHIA. RICH eegSTa
Z MONO. AND NORFOLK STEAM ssSGtsA
SHIr LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA, FALL
RTVFR AND THs East VIA FALL RlVEh
THREE TiMEs 4 WEEK.-Ipul farthe, no
tie :ce steamers cf th.f Inc VIII nak tr-wrese II
TnI'RsDAY. ard SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, aus SUNDAY, con
nec.in. 90 Philadelphia vita Ciyde'f eH anglan'
OTlCK TlNF-FREc DER -RTURES-
Low E>l RATES.
Fr,ig1t received daily until O'Clock y. NJ
JAdES IS. MCCAEHlCk!
General SoEt erI AgeEt, Klchmond, Va
WILLIAM =. CLYDE CO..
General Janageis;
no1a 20 "a s-pth Whsrves. 'nilsfeiphtt'
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP Pfc.
~ COMPANY. .Sxs3<xsz
FOR NEW YORK.

Tais esnlany VIII dispatch ore OF ;he!r spleE6iC
staemcrs--,JLD 3ONlNIOE. WYANOKE, NAN.
HAITIAN, ard RICHMOND every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY. and SUNDAY = nigh wster.
ships gong rGrtb iand At Pier 81, North river
foot II Ecacn street. >nps coming south sail f.On
PR 81. Nor'h riV"r. foot Of tiristonber street.
They hive splendid saloons, state-ro loS. snd ia:
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, aai at,enitIe are AZ :
su passed.
cabin fsre 20. New York, az S.eerase, IS az"
o..
Fre.ghts !or points ceyoud New York forwslcc
with dispatch and cGgrse I1Ade e1ceD; sstahl 90
Trelgnt received uA,L 8 O'Clock r. u. daily.
pOr further Information alp.y 70
GEORGE y. ALLEN 4 co, A2cnp,
nVIs NfHrs Gorin. rv'e whSrves. SH'ye'ts
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Flour.

FIour-Iittle better feeling. We quote tine
k3Ss3.5 so: extra. $3.50; superhne, t3.7 s+.ou
common family, IS choice or patent FAMILY ff'oD
ass: stanton Inspection, extra. s0.0O'
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General Manager Of the Chesapeake
md ObIO Railroad

NEW YORK, April &c. w. Smith. for
merly Traffic Manager Of The Chicago, Bur.
lington and Qdincy railroad, and now with
the Erie Raliwav Company, has been ap.
pointed General Manager Of The Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, with headquarters al
Dtchmon1 Va
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Election of Officers Of the western
North Carolina RatlrOad COmpany.

GREENSBORO, n. c.. April l2.-An adj.
iourned meeting OF The Board OF Directors
and stockholders OF the Western North
Carolina Railroad Company took place at
Salisbury, n. c., to-day. There was large
majority OF the stock represented. Colonel
A. b. Andrews, OF Raleigh, was
elected president. The following were
elected directors for the ensuing fiscal year :
Colonel A. s. Bufold, Of Richmond. Va.
General Il. b. Vance, Judge A. e. Avery,
5. II. Wiley. Frank Coke, Colonel William
Anderson, General T.. NJ. Logan. OF Rich
mond, and Major james II. Dooley, OF
Richmond. Resolutions authorizing the
most active measures TO complete the great
work were unanimously adopted.
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Lease Of the fseorela RAILROAD.

AUGUSTA, Ca. April ~ The Board OF
Directors Of the Georgia railroad have leased
that road to the owners Of The South Caro-.
linz railroad, consisting OF William NJ. Wad.
ley, John ii. Fisher, Moses Taylor, l.. Tsy.
Tor, Samuel Sloan, and Others. The lease Is
10 take effect from April 1. 1881, and to run
for ninety-nine years. The annual rental
to be paid 10 The Georgia Railroad Com
papy IL 100000 In semi annual pay.
menfs. This Is 10 per cent. on The
capital stock OF The Georgia railroad
and Its bonded indebtedness. Nessrs.
Wadley & Co. deposit 100000 in United
States bonds on bonds OF good value as Sc
curity. The Georgia Railroad Company Is
10 retain possession OF IT. bonds and stocks
In other corporations, but Is to give divi.
dends and voting power to the essees.
The lessons are IN pay interest on the debt
OF the Georgia railroad md the Macon and
Augusta railroad, and are TO retain the bank
ing department aud ali real estate Of the com.
pany essential for railroad purposes. The
organization OF The company is TO be MAN.
tanned. The le.sees are TO keep the pro.
perry in good condition, and are to place no
membranes on the same. The lease il not
to be submitted to the stockholders for con-
frmatisn, but simply awaits tue signatures
Of the contracting parties to 90 into effect.
This lease is I'm the interest OF the Louisville
and Nashville road and the Central road OF
Georgia.
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Lynchburg Passenger Train, No. A, Daily.
Leave RlcnlnOnu...,...'. 45U a. N
Arrive Embellishments, .....,.,.. 100 A. NJ
Train No. Al connects at Burkevllle with Attain
tie, Mississippi and ohio railroad for Fsrnviiie,
LynchbuTg and ~ Southwestern points.
Trains Nos. 1 : ana AZ connect AT sutn.rlns with
Milton and Sutherliu Narrow-Gauge railroad fer
Milton.
Train No. As connects at Salisbury with Western
North Carolina railroad ior Asheyie and all points
In Western North carolina.
Trains Nos. so, AZ. and AZ connect Al Airline
junction with Atlanta and Charlotte AIRLINE rail-
way for all points south and South west, and No.
AZ connects al Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta railroad for all points south, South
east, and Southwest.
Train No. 80 stops only at Jetersyille, brakes
Branch, Barksdsie's. Danville, Greensboro. ana
Salisbury.
Trains from the above-named points arrive az
Richmond 4:4s L. ". 1888 A. VI, and 7:ls L. VI.
Train North Carolina railroad CONNECTS ~
GOldsbOTO' with Weldon aGd Wilmington railroad
for Weldon and Wilmington.
PULLMAN -CAR SERVICE:
on Train No. 50-WashiBgton. Richmond, ana
Atlanta.
ON Train No. 4s-New York and Richmond, or
Danyille and Atlanta.
ON Train Ne. 42-WashingtOn. Richmond an
Danyille and Danyille and Augusta.
Tickets sold TO all points sOGIn. southeast, ana
southwest, and baggage checked through.
40 lay lover checks given Oh LEGAL tickets
A. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
fe2O
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SHlNE-THxEAD. Ae.

-
DATENT AND S0FT-N -
J. LAID sEINE-rwlNEs OF Ai/SsD
sizes;
sEINE-LINEs. al sixes aud sorts;
Gti.LtN6-ROPEs. YAWklSGs,
tDRKs and CORkWOOD a, factory prices,
pIt.-CLDTHtNS.
NETS and MEETINGS. On hand and made ts'er.
der al short notice. .w.,-
We are esosinx out our entire stock o. sEtn1..
THREAD at greatly reduced prices. All Ia wsns
would do well 10 make their seee; Sgs a. cary -
possible. l.. LICHrENsrEIS SONS.
corner seventeenth and frsnkiin Streets
/ Sole importers Of ,he Lion brand and impof s
OF other brands. att.Sn
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Through tlS1ets on sale on steamer City OF Rich
mond or Ariel aud Al Carriers Agency, SD Main
street. Baggage checked through.
FREIGHT
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth =,
sniihneid, and Hampton; Washington, ID. c.,
Newberue, Washington, anG TarhOrO', y. c.. and
All points IA Eastern NOrtl Carolina also, for East
ern shore OF Virginia, Old Point and all regular
landings on James river, az LOWEST RATES,
and through bills issued. l.. Il. TATUM,
a. II SuDarinlendpnt.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. Aprf IL. 1881.
sAJEs-30 shares Atlantic and Charlotte Air
Line stock at 72x; 10 shares Richmond and Dam
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FURNITURE.

WILLIAM DAFFRoN, MANILA
w FACTURER AND DEALER NA
CHAMBER. PARLoR. AND plNiNG"
SEAT CHAIRS. aud every sr;kee IN tls fuhNl~
YURE line. Beddiag. Feathers, aad MATTRESSES.
Does the basiless. sarries The Stock Ana ANNOY ~
,ndersod. Once and waferooms, 1883 Malp
street factory, Ia. le, 30, "a, "a north fNsentn
street. Richmond. Va. ieZo-om-
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SECRETARY WINDOWS CALL

WASHINGTON, April 12.-Secretary VIM
dom received number Of kilograms to-day
trom national banks and other holders OF
Tinted states 6 per cent. bonds expressing
aonroyal Of his programme and Willingness
to have their bonds extended al % per CEN.
The indications are that the plan OF the
secretary will succeed, and that the present
call for G's will be followed by similar call
for 81.
TRIP OF SECRETARY BLAINE.
WAsBINGTON, April 12.-The Uhileu
States steamer Dispatch Will leave mere TO-
morrow for Fort Monroe and Yorktown, 10
be gone until Saturday. Secretary Blame
will be a guest upon the yessei, anu at ".
Vernon Will inspect the proposed sue ioi
the monument to be erected 10 the memory
Of George Washington.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCh.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-ApRIL 10. 1881.
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Arrest Of an Important Nibilisi.

LONDON, April ia dlspalch TOM 81
Petersburg says: Nicholas Sudzilofsky,. an
important Nihiist, was recently arrested at
Jassy by the Roumanan authorities. lie
was implicated in the peasant disorders at
IchigeiL, but escaped punishment by de-
camping first 10 England and then to Anne
RIGA. He afterwards returned 10 Roumanla.
The Russian Government has taken steps TO
secure his eXtradition by Roumana.
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DOR NORFOLK, BALTI-e@.
MORE, THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LAND
INGS on JAMES RIVER,
ALSO
OLD POINT,
SMITHFiELD AND HAMPTON,
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
CITY OF RICHMOND
ARIEL.
Carrying United states MALL
L. CLIFFORD, Commander.

leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
ana FRIDAY at 81 A. VI. for above named places,
connecting 40 Portsmouth with the Bay Line same
afternoon. which arrives az Old Point AT $50 r. VI,
and III Baltimore next morning IN fun time tor b
A. VI. train for Phi adelp hia New York and Boston.
Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY AZ $50 4. W., ar
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pr,uce Rouaparte,s Funeral.
Forhidding "a Socialist Meeting.

LONDON, April IA dispatch from
Berlin SAYS: The police have forbidden,
undeY the Socialist law, the holding OF the
meeting which Herr Bebel was to address
at Munich.
BeaeOusheid's Condition.
LONDON, April IA bulletin issued a.
noon to-day says Lord Beacopstlelds condl
ton Is slightly improved,
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BALTIMORE. April l2.-Virginla 6s, DEERE
lsS: consols, SIP; second series 81; new lO'4V
81, Bid to-day.
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A Bar.rsou Murder,


Philadelphia, Jan. IA few minutes az
ter 9 o'clock last night Samuel Phillips,
aged 20 years, and his cousin, William Phil
lips, aged 81, went into the drinking saloon Of
Michael Buckley, 2l44 Ellsworth street, and
asked tbs proprietor 20 "set up the rum"
Ha did SO, and after the young men drank
they began behaving badly snd abusing
Buckley. He made no reply 10 thOir sbuae
for some minutes, but finally, when they be-
gan kicking over the chairs and tried 10
knock down the stove, he ordered them out
of the place. They refused to 20, and dared
him to put them out, Buckley came from
bshiud the bar, and grabbed Samuel Phil
lips, whs is said TO have been tho most Oh.
iectionsble one Of the pair. Williams PHILLIPS
went to his cousins alsitance. Buckley saws
they had desperate struggle in the room,
but being powerful man he succeeded in
putting his opponents cut Of the saloon. He
.clused the door and locked it, and tho Young
men on tho sidewalk threatened to break II
open. Buckley ran back behind tho bar and
got q revolver, and just Is he started to Che
door again he says tho mon on the OUT
side kicked tho lock in, and William Phil
lips fell into the room. Buckley then fired
the first shot, which struck William Phillips
iutha left wrist, inhicting painful, but not
dangerous, wound. After the first shot the
young men ran up Ellsworth street, and
Buckley followed them, firing two shots as
no ran. Both shots were fred at Samuel
Phillips, as tho wounded man had crossed
the street, and was out Of range. One OF
the two balls fred on the street sTuck Sam
uel Phillips on the left side of the spine,
just below the shoulder blade and, passing
directly through the heart came out Of the
unfortunate mans breast. He ran on, how
ever, but just sitter turning the corner Of
Twsuty.seesnd street he stumbled and fell
ia o heap on the sidewalk. Buckley did not
20 10 the corner, but coolly thrust his r6vol-
yer into the hip pocket Of his pants and re-
traced his steps TO the saloon. Officers
Rowley and Chestnut we're near Twentieth
street whom they heard the reports Of the
revoy r, and ran up 10 Twentysscond street
where thsy found Samuel Phillips surround
ed bya crowd. They attempted TO raise
him to his feet, but he groAn0n twice and fell
back dead. Buckley was arrested in his IS
loon and locked up in the First district sta
ton house 20 await an examination.
He refused 10 believe that Phillips was
dead, but said if he was it was his own
fault. Buckley is 81 years old, and the
father of fifteen children, six Of whom are
living. Hsis Il passionate man, and the po-
lice Say a vsry dangerous one. Tho dead
msn has wife and one child, who live at
9OI9 Kenbls ,trest. where bis bedy WAS Ia.
ken. Tho men are said to have bean an
der the influence of liquor, but not drunk
The whereabouts OF William Phillips are I'M
knswn, SG no escaped while Buckley was
being arrested.