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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-09-14
Hampden Sidney College, Va.
SEPTEMBER Stb. 1881

MeSSrs. Editors, Extensive agricul-
tural depression almost invariably leads
to prompt falling off in the number of
youth in attendance at educational insti-
tutions; the present drought, therefore,
might, with reason, have prepared us to
expect smaller number Of students than
we had last session. You will be glad to
learn, as | am to report that we have
begun work with about our usual num-
Der, not of course therefore very large
number, but all apparently ready for
hard work, full of enthusiasm and re-
solved to make the best use of their time
and opportunities.
DR.. Atkinson's absence, in further eff
forts to recuperate his somewhat broken
health, is of course deplored 1t is graft
flying to report that the last news from
him indicates such steady return to his
usual health as to render likely the re-
sumption of his collegiate functions within
few months. In the meantime the
teaching duties attached to the Presi-
dents chair are in the hands of men of
approved ability. The executive func-
tlons are also in the hands of one who
has already vindicated his possession of
administrative ability equal to any emer-
gency. So upon the whole, the outlook
is encouraging. X.
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Union Theological Seminary. Va.

MesSrs. E'aitorS,-The forty-sixth ses-
sion of the Union Theological Seminary
opened on September 7th, at s P. M. In
accordance with the wish expressed by
the board of trustees at its meeting last
May, it was gratifying to see the prompt
ness with which the students arrived.
Another encouraging feature is the fact
that the Junior Glass numbers II, being
the largest class. The whole number of
matrlculatlons so far has been 3S, and it
is expected, from present indications, that
this number will be soon increased.
The usual opening address or sermon
which was to come off last Wednesday
night, was postponed till Sunday the lth,
and was preached by the Rev. Henry G..
Alexander, D. D. Both professors and
students feel much encouraged, and look
forward with interest to the work that
lies before them. R.
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NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
Southern PRESBYTERIAN.

The Presbytery of Winchester met at
Oakland, Md, on Wednesday, September 18th.
This is a town of 900 inhabitants located on the
Alleghanies $500 feet above the sea level, and
is favorite resort during the heated term for
the Baltimore and Washington people. The
Presbytery was opened by Rev. F. NJ. Woods
with sermon on the " Grace of Giving"
Rev. j. L. Sherrard was chosen Moderator.
There are nineteen ministers and seventeen
elders in attendance.
Rev. w. F. Wilhelm's Post-office address
has been changed from Lewisburg to Ronce-
verte, Greenbrier county, West Va
Mr.. Wilhelm, who has been assistant pas.
tor of the Lewisburg church, West Va for
more than two years, has accepted an invitation
to take charge of the church at Ronceverte, a
growing town on the c. & o. R. R., four miles
from Lewisburg. A church has recently been
organized there and with good prospects of
growth.
Rev. G. S. M. See, of Highland county.
Va, has made an extensive tour in the south
west. He spent some time in Texas, and
preached at one of their Presbyterian camp.
meetings.
Rev. j. r. Bridges has been appointed by
the Committee ef Home Missions an evangelist
for West Texas. He resigns his charge of the
Salem church, West Lexington Presbytery. Kv
to accept this appointment
Rev. Calvin Barr. of Charleston, West Va.
graduate of Jefferson College in the class OIL
1855, has been visiting his old home near Can
onsburg, Pa, where he has been most cordially
received
Eight communicates were recently added tc
Friendship church in South Alabama Presbv
terry.
Brick Church, Tenn.-One of DR.. Stod
dert's old churches has had another blessino
Last August 2S and this August 80 were added
to the Brick church. DR.. Hoyte did the preach
ing. Elder Gordon gave ten acres for rnanse
w.
The Rev. DR.. Brackett, Of Charleston
South Carolina, preached in the Presbyterian
church on Sunday last, September, 4th, morning
and evening. DIR. B. was a classmate of the
Rev. Mr.. Petrie at the Theological Seminary,
Columbia, South Carolina since which time
they have not met until this summer, when 10
their mutual surprise and qualification, they came
together at Rawley SpringS-C Chronicle.
Church Organized at LewisviIIe Ark
On Sabbath august 21st), assisted Rev. G. r.
Waddel, our evangelist, in organizing a church
at Lewsville, the county seat of Lafayette coun.
ty, (Ark). Lewisville is an old settled place
but has never had much preaching from Pres
byterian ministers till the last two years. Mr..
Waddell has been preaching there one Sabbath
in the month since November. The people
generally show their appreciation Of his labors
among them. 1t has been the desire of some
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-09-14
Central 4resbpterian.
TERM s.:
OFFICE:
No. 1915 Main street, opposite the Post Office.

Three Dollars year; six months, $l.5o;
three months, IS cents; payable in advance.-
Ministers of the gospel, $2.5
Payments may be made to local agents wher-
ever practicable; all ministers of our Church are
authorised to act as such. Or by checks, Post
Office money orders, or letters Registered by
Postmaster. Otherwise it must be at the risk Of
the party sending it.
Obituaries charged at FIVE cents line. The
party sending can make the estimate by count
ing eight words to line Payment in advance.
Advertising rates furnished on application to
the Office.
Communications and letters on business should
be addressed to CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN, Box
81. Richmond, Va. .r ..t.
Richardson & Southall,
Editors and Proprietors.
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Entered at the Post-O Office at Richmond, Va, as
second-c class matter
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BEDFORD (NA.) ALUM AND IRON
ID SPEINGs WATEE. MAS>, AND PILLS.

"Fxcelent tonic. atcrauyc, and diuretic."--
Medical Association. Lynchbnrg. Va.
Used wTh great benefit iu Malaria and Diph.
theril."-S. f. Dupou. VI. D.. Georgia.
" successfully u-er IA dyspepsia chronic diar-
rhgI, aud -crofula "-Prolesor :. Jackson. VI. D.,
UnlScr itv Pennsylvania
Invaluable a, nervous toLic."-fIon. |. {.
Fowler Tennis er.
Recommended rs a ursuhyllctic IN maaila dis.
trct, I'D. K rairtN VI. D.. New orleans.
=" Restores debil.ated s\'t'm' 10 health. i. ..
Mercer. VI. ID, Indiana.
Adopted IN chronic diarrLWl. scrOfilla. and dys.
pcp>ia."-George I llarr son. VI. d.. "" YORK.
d" ucccssfiil IN d'unrhtrla ana neuralgia T..
Nee, VI D., North Carolina.
"Excrllenl fur certain dl-rl,e5 peculiar to NO.
men "-Profo,sor j. j. Norman. v. d.. Virginia.
" PROMPT IN relieving headache. SICK aud ner-
v,u,."-Hcy. G. Dod-on.
ICED with great benz it iu dyspepsia. j. Nc
"Suiiei 10 bloncllli, and diseases Of digestive
organ, -. F. RouShtou. VI. y Alabama.
Most valuable remedy known tor fem IL dis
ease, john T.. M,ltciur, v. d.. IL. y.
"Of great curative ylrln-.'-Ih"ln1, +. Rum
bod VI ID. Missouri.
"Eenutcill IN uterine arrangement aAl malari-
0us couditi0usr-G. IL Vail VI. - ONO
"Cnarm ~ OH the complcXiou, making T.
smooth. clear, sofi aud rosy. Mis- VI, of >o"lh
The prince of mineral icnic, francis Gill
liam. NJ d.. North Carolina.
"Ire,tima5e as a tonic aud alera;iye Hunter
Alctiuire, VI. -. Virginia.
" Fine appetizer and blood purifier III. Fisher,
NJ d.. Georgia.
VERY Hrnf ncidl IN improving i It't''i N17-
TEN bishop BeckMith. at Georgia.
Invahd, here lnd welcome aud hoal'h.'-Rey.
john Haunou, late OF LouI>iIut, nos of Richmond.
Va.
ffas real merit."-SOUtherit NiicG{ JOVTHd!.
Pamphlers free, upon Application.
Wafer II Der Gaze. Ma, ami Prs. p. 81, Zoe,
ana l. S-ut postpaid anywhere.
summer season OF springs begins T. June; SO
nor rnnuth Addrc,, \. VI. DAVIES.
President OF tie Company,
IS Main street. Ly' chburg. Va.
Pnsf.otlicc GoN ~
sold by POLK MILLER 60.
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Kniirnnii i,nitprS.

AUGUSTA, Ga. March 21.-The Central
Railroad Company proposes to lease the
Georgia railroad and it, branches for nine
ty-Dine years, guaranteeing eight per cent.
per annum 10 stockholders. II j. IumOrcd
that the Louisville and Nashville Company
and the Richmond and Dlnyile cOmbina-
tions have each made similar propositions.
Prominent officials and Large shareholders
Of the Georgia railroad favor The lease to
the Central railroad. SY'Cs II stock were
made TO day at l2l per share.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, March 21.-Adver-
tiscments for bonds for The completion Of
The railroad TO connect Knoxville with the
Louisville and Nashville company will Dc
published tomorrow; also Soicltin" bonds
for connecting the Ea>t Tennessee, Vir-
ginia and Georgia railroad with the North
Carolina system.
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Too Much for Gould.

IEaiworn American, 2lSt J
Reference was made in the AmCricln OF
yesterday % au editorial published IN the
New lork fia0nclqi ChrOnicie Of Saturday,
which minated that Mr.. Gould chad his
eve upon TIE Baltimore and Ohio railroad"
and VS.. perhaps, negotiating for control
linz interest in tue road. - ~ TO secure an
Quiet at tne ,c,bOard for BIZ great system Of
wc>'Cin and southwestern roads. 1t was
clearly Shown by the Chronicle that the
Baltimore and ONO would he to Mr.. Gould
an invaluable possession; and OF this
there Ell be- no doubt. But how he can Oh
tam q controlling interest ii is impossible 10
see. ~ was stated Yesterday, the capital
slOch - The company amounts 10 900
shares, majority OF which wOula be Is 600.
The city holds 80 800 shares. the Johns
HorklD, University $4,000, and Mr.. Garrett
$3.50 >3areS-in all, $1,000 shares. 1t i
thu, impossible TO secure ! majority with.
out The id OF at least Two of these inter-
esi>. \ representative Of the 1mcricqp
Yesterday saw several gentlemen most pro-
interested, and the result may be
briefly summed up in the statement that
neither the city nor the Johns Hopkins
trustees viii sell out TEat Mr.. Garrett
will NOT part with his stock goes without
,qViDg.
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i"e Nni,cg Forge murder possesses seVe-
TAI curious features which unite to lift il out
Ol 'De category Of ordinary crimes. OF
tn''e 'ho-@ Der the most remarkable i, that
tur murderer should have succeeded in
in'Aih- hl' escape, although hut balf.clad,
N'u"G' attracting attention. Probably
many OF tne nclehbor> came ont without
M"l'lhS 20 get al Their clothes on, and in
t"r confusion add darkness his coalition
l'-"t nave gone unn0llced. The MUIR
ve1ei seems 10 be genius in crime,
lo'' - The later developments show, he
n''t ba'e securely hidden himself before
uu.,|"-hi within few miles OF The scene Of
~. ~ crimes, and on the following night COM
i =, burglary in order to cIothe himself.
- "'' not 50 difficult 10 travel without
-, 81 O"'lng suspicion after that. but ii seems
~. "hile Inc people were very much eX-
S',' over the crime that had been COM
t;'',cu 30 their midst, they did not proceed
~ 'oe most energetic way to hunt down
.ne murderer. TIE fellow has now had
u'hs 10 get hundreds OF miles away, and
sue chances OF his being caught seem
'"hef QscOuTaging.
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IYNCTIBURG.

oorr,r OFFICES or TIE crTy--oRDI.
1bt IN cDNrIRNA TioN--USIrED STATES
corsr--PEg>ONAL. $C'
...,s1.ace Of The Richmond Dispatch.l
MARCH 81, 1891.
.,f. a Good deaf Of conjecture In re.
tn tso FEDERAL offices here in conncc.
ea'" Cfnetal Mahonc'> supposed com
ton =, ,,.trasape. Judge Mays, Radical
nv, ,,.,cr 4 B0ietOurt county, has re-
ke'yt" r.e endorsement OF portion Of the
CIV ,,,r,,,ilian q the city Tor the post
pet'' n,s cone 10 Washington To en-
oH''' -, csrtnre 10. The name OF Colonel
OF p,r,io,s i also mentioned ~ connec-
J. - - ,re office. II u auih0ritatively
10" ,,o13 that Clifford Satham viii en-
S"'"' ., on>i captain }. III. Hiyes from the
0'''V 40 ofi.p OF collector OF internal
eo'''' The Captain. who Is a straight
nv p,o,b4.ln. has been 10 Washington,
oU " =. ,,.d. gave in his adhesion 10 Ma
sue n that proves To be true, number
Roo,i ..e.n..t 81 the city who had signed
o' -. rropo>c To withdraw their names.
d. icceti,- here i very strong against Ma
hone a., :, p,uv> church Risbo,
-. clY ordain TO priests orders the
va.srG :. Gregory. and at night he
h'r' .,,,. MISTER The rite Of confirmation.
liz R.y~> Viii open his court in this
,,,r,aw, and II l. said that Sundry
S S.r.orca. oilicisl> will be moved against.
0' ,,,,1'cefsahic line Is now being constructed
IN, IN u,a.h u North river 10 LeXiag-
ig' ol,.qrch o.. the line from this city up
~ r., W.E.I.. smith. pastor q the Bap-
.br-el y iais ciiy, hgS gone on trip
:. q.,,> - VISIT his father, who resides
,b,re Rev. y. W. Tyne tiicd his pulpit
- p. week ending saturday there were
..'I e., ,.o warehouses OF TIE city 42i,lS
,.srnG> u loose ohacco-
Tre pIail Hook-,nd-Ladder Company
g.. a...d y +. Collins chief; i. 4.
V.,l.. a.,. assistant; John Coleman. see
cnl. 1lar't. Farmer, tnrd; and W. II.
ya,I treasurer. TELEPHONE.
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NnfinnnI-RamIs SircuIaiinn.

WASHINGTON. March 20.-The Controller
OF the currency reports the total amount OF
bond, IefepoSucd STAGE Secretary Win
dou'. decision by The national banks which
had previously Withdrawn bonds bv the
deposit # lrsal-rerdCr notes 10 be 50. 467, 900.
Tie amount OF bond, deposited by The other
banks which had not previously reduced
ihelc circulation is 81 SIS, 900. the amount
Of nation1'.blnk note, issued 10 banks
which deposited lega-tender notes du-
rng tie tendency Of The funding bin
j. SLNl3,,J0. and the amount issued TO
Other bunk, upon bonds deposited j. 81 G23,-
o>0, mixing a total ol 80, 1915 issued
upon deposit Of boud> during The same pc.
nod. The total amount OF naiIonal.bank
CHcuia.lon now outstanding Is 1916, 13l COS.
TIE toia amount Of legaltender note, now
on deposit ~ the banks reducing circula-
non, banks in liquidation, and insOlvent
banks j, S3SG2l ,I04, leaving the net
amount II circulation II the national banks
now outstanding, which j. secured by
bond, s3jGSl3,j2i. The total amount Of
bonds 20 >rcure circulation j. S347, G32 600.
OF Which SO 9S3, $50 are C. Of 1881. SljS,-
4.o'l0O fuaded b., and l37,900,000 4 and
a..
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
MONDAY, March u, 1881.
Country PrOduce.


iDDIes Grccn-Fron ~ % 80 pc. barrel.
oss8to. Il ZOr. = p.
BUTTE. rhine to cnoice yellow. 25G27,. : fair TO
good. IjdIsc.
ezra Heai: $4,000. y bushel for country; 65c.
Dtt.1 Er,,u: Apples, & &C.. blackb,rres Sc. :;
cherries. l21rl4c.: r1,Dhrrries. poe.
pressed Po"itry - fnrkeys. Ia ] A.. ducks. 10
@I3c.: chickens aud gee.e, 100 l2c.; I've chick
en-, :, 6l3ac.
hgqS. i34Iic.
F.a.HsrS: rrnne hye-goose. 4OG45c.: common.
Z5r
FIaxsssf: 81 :. bushe
HGV: virginia rmo'hv. kl.lOM Sl.l5: Glover -
nike. Sl.0j; clover. 9jc.Gs iO5.
y.-rs. baicu. Sl.O5o IL -.
Pofatoss lrisn-Esrly Roe, ~ 1898; Peer
Roots Ginseng, sl.loasI.so ? n. seneca free
OK tops, iOc. z n.
lard. roun;r, 9%@l0lc.
Rye: SOh s2c. p yusnt
E,lmdc: Prime. 7Jc.
Shucks: 75d 80.
Batsf 6trg,0: 6ON7Oc.
Woo: Wasnei. iOc.; unwasne,, 26a2sc
Barry wool Will BRING from 10 Sc. y 10 less .lsn
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement. Rose dale. $l.4O2sl.5O "A barrel,
LtDss: Agricultural seSi0c p busnel; Rocsand,
sl.15G:l.Z0, according 70 auSntity; Jointer
(nuisninsl, 1928: Glenn's Falls. 81.
Plaster: Lump. ~ 10; ground, IS: cAlcfned
MASTER sl.60ds175.
Tar: LARGE size. $3.50.
DRY 6eods.
Prints. Merrimsck. s1r.: Merrimsck shifting
&C.: Richmond. &C.; South Bridge. 51sc. Pacific.
7c.; Sprague. 6Sc.: Spragae Shrtinz, 5hc.;
Dunnels, exc; Aliens. 6<c. Manchester. a..
Washington. 6Ic.; Nailzry Pink, 7c.; Mallory PuT-
pie, 7c.; simpson Mourning. &C.; simnson Grey,
7c.; simpson Black. osc.; Harmony, 54c.: ASH
land Solid 6r.
BrOtcn Cations: Manchester Y A., 5xc.; Map.
chester A A. A., 6hc.. Roekbri, e "A X.
x. exc: James River = .. d.. SIC. James River
River Standard "A ID. d., &c.; GraniLeYille \ II.
H.. 6Hc. GraniIeville "A y. e., 74c.; Porahouta
Bro,oR Sheetia2s: Pepperell l0-4. 25Nc.; An
drusc oggin l0-3, 2SSc.
Blsdchsd SAtrtsa0s ana SAssttags: New Yora
Mills. 13e.; Wamsutta, l3c.: Davol, lie; An
droscoggin. L., loe. Fruit Of the Loom, l0xe For.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH To THE DIspATCm


WASHINGTON s-C0NFlGMAJToNs
BY THE sENATE-AN ICE-BoUND TUG.
BOAT AND 4 HUNGRY CREw-PROPOsAL
TO LEASE THE GEORGIA RAILRoAD-A
FIREMAN suFFoCATED BY sMoKE-FATAL
TERMINATION or A FIGHT-BEAvY BANK
DEFALCATIoN IN NEW HAMPsBfRg-A
MAN HUNTING FOR HIS WIFE AND SIX
CuILDREN-THE ALABAMA RIVER on
THE RAMPAGE-FRANcE TO BE REPRE-.
sENTED Al THE YORKTOWN CENTEN
NIAL-MEETING OF THE BRITISH AND
BOER LFaDERS-THE CONFERENCE on
THE GREEK QUEsTIoN-THE ARMENIAN
FRONTIER IN A STATE OF ANARCHY.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

VIEW 1ORc.
NEW YORK. March 2l.-- ND0a.-Stocks quiet
and fairly steady. Money. >. per cent. rN-
cnanHe-Lons. $50; short 1S2 STATE bonds lull
and nominal Goverument> quiet ana hrm.
rr+Hi1g.- MONEY, i66 PEI cent. Exchange.
i79i Governments strong; new SIS, IOlls; new
! -, l.: new fS. 1872. states mac i've.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW ! oRk. March 2I.-The POSTS financial ar
iice SAYS: A. The stock Nching- Cnued stale,
bon"- are lower tor the o., and Otherwise un-
chanred. R1llr ad bonds arr about steady ~ pric-.
The stOck m1rAot IS somewhat lower than On >atur-
day, with nutiuttiOn, within narrow itlit, The
oniY exceptions io this remark lre furnished 10y
chattanooga. which has ranged between 90 M
lo2 or gon Navigation between ia and III:
ana EotthtTn Pacihc between Az and 4G7.
Ihr " Band Pool OF $sOO0OO0 formed
~ The Interests of iHe Oregon Navigation 10 con.
troll the Northern Pac has failed 10 ,,cure the
control: whether tins g. true or false. II induced
saleS al n0ln stocks. The money market IL easy ~
10 per g. nt fo9 call aus, the general inactivity
having ~ much To do WIN the easy condition of the
market rs anything else. There j. 10 important DE-
mand tor lime loans. the rate tor winch Is about Is
per cent Prime mercantile paper j. JhN6 pr
cent. Considerable shipments of currency to the
uelghh0rng inferior are expected TINS week and
until Wed e'day or Thursday Of next wrek.
The following quo atoms were current to-day al
Western Union. 49,: New York Central, l44l:
Lake shore. 1874: Michigan Central. III; New
YORK, Lake Ereand Western. 49,; New York. Lake
+ RE ana western, second, 9ya; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna aud Western. l24s. New Jersey Central,
1885,; Delaware a. Il HUGS. II, l0's Reading, 81 !:
Northwestern i22is II. Paul. ll0'l: WABASH and
Pacific. 49,; Wabash and Pacific preferred, sSb !;
Union Pacific, llShMllss: NJ. X and r.. i5i a !;
Hannibal and 81 joseph. 81; Hannibal ard ~
joseph preferred, 1903; 81. Louis and Iron
Mountain, Ga; ohio and Mississippi, 49,;
Pacific Mail. 564; C., C.. and !. G., 2i7;
Northern Pacific CON-, 42aM a. Northern
Pacific preferred. IS id San Francisco. com,
>an Francisco. preferred, "a; Central Pacific, IS !;
Rock Island. 1873 Che4apcake ana ONO. pa LOun-
vile ana Nashyi c. 9lS: Nashville aud Chattanooga,
99A; ontario and Western, 80: Manhattan Ele-
waited, 80; Illinois Central, 1919; Canada South
ern, so; Chicago. Burlington ana Quincy. l63 I;
Denver aud l'lo Grande, lOlh: st. Paul and Omaha,
preferred. 100; RTE snd Western, J3; Chica-
90. II Louis and New Orleans. 49, Col. Coal,
jli, ONO CcntIa 81; Texas Pacific, 81.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. March 2l.-Virgnia g.. deferred
-: cnn>ols, sO5: rasi-due COUPONS, Oh: new
10 TO-. 10 ; lO-4O's coupons, 9I3.
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The Father Of His Country.

lN"heh Naley ti"Zewell county, NewS.I
, we recently met and interviewed Mr..
NSoCA, living near stanton, who should 90
inIo history as one OF the fathers OF the
country" When Mr.. Cook was thlrty-nine
yesfs OF age be was the father OF twenty
'ouf children, all born OF one mother, and
Duly one pair Of twins IN the lot Mr.. Cook is
nov. n1w little over forty years Of age. aud his
%lle some three years older. OF the chill
M S' nineteen. born In the summer, have
u'co. leaving i've born In the winter
inon'hs alive. This Is yeritable story,
ana ana can be substan,Iated by hundreds OF
~ a9S. bodied witnesses In The neighborhood
vi staunton. Pass him around.
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Killed in Attempting 30 Eescue Pri-
houprs

ST. Louis, March 2l.-A special dI>pach
10 the HepUbNcIn rom Corning, Ark.
says: William Foley. >ccion-foreman on
the Iron Mountain railroad, came into town
yesterday with hi, men, two OF wn0m got
into fight and were arrested by Civ
Marshal Levtcr. Foley tried to rescue
his men from the marshal, when tie latter
Knocked him down with his pistol. Foley
then fired at LcwiPr, and received four
shots IN return, two IN the arm and two in
the head, killing him instantly. LeWter
was arrested and Will be held for trial.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
MARCH 2l.-The following are the quotations !:
nARk IORACNO EOR EXPOKT.

NNNNH z I,-IHt T0IIOYIUg lTt tNt lUO,atiOns .
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT
Ltgs.-C ommon 10 good. s4M$6.
LeJE-C Ommou, S5MS6; mcdlnn, $4,000 -;
sl4.
DARK T0BACCO-MANUFACIr
Ing FHerS.--t ommOn, s3.jOH:i; medium,
~ BOA 80; good, ij.5OIS6.
Leof FiIers.-Common, S5Gs5 so; medium,
sdN $3.50; good, STA rs; line, s9NslO.
UfdDpfrs.-t 'ommon. S7.J0dSS.5O: medium.
$S.5Oos9 ~; good. S93nMSlO; line, SlOAsIi {;
extra sun-cured. Sl2Mfl5.
BRIGHT BACCO-MANUFACTUGTSG
Sm0keTS.-C ommOn, ssHSlO; medium, 800
az: good SlZasl6; inr, Sl60S2O.
FWers.-t common, S6GsS: medium, STA 20 (;
good, l0dtl2; fine nominal.
Ur0DDeTS.-C OmmOn, lOllS | medium. I 5d
900; good, .2OA%30, nne, $500 $50: fancy, SOC
@S7j.
FF0DDsrs, NshOg0ny-Common, t12atI5 {:
medium. jm 0 sos good, s22MsZJ; fne, $50 ~
SO. nNlrl. i41NS $50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-22
Mans Neck Broken Fight.

CINCINNATI, March 2l.-Abouf 5 o'clock
last night At Riverside. an rXrcme south
western prec nct OF TIN, cltt, Adam Beyer,
the keeper Of a boardlug-nou>e and saloon,
had a quarrel with Cars. Meyer. Finally
Boyer jumped over HE counter and struck
Meyer. The twO cinched and went down
on the tl)or. Beycl'> head came down on u
mneraI-Yl,er box, breaking MS neck and
terminating The contest by .!ralh. Never
wandered about the street, tin fl O'Clock,
when he gave himself uD at a station near
the centre Of the city.