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I General Hancock viewed the gay scen,
from this balcony. One very noticeable
feature In the dressing by the ladies was Tho
adoption OF short dresses. Whatever grace
and dignity was lost BY this sensible ar
rangement was made up In the neat appear
apce OF them.
Lale in the evening The guests were
prompt IN arriving, the building filing up
rapidly. After the reception was over many
who came only TO pay their respects TO nc
President began To leave. and by ll:30
O'Clock many hundreds bad departed.
Taose in charge Of The door estimate the
ATTENDANCE At SIX THOUSAND,
though when this was written the tickets
had not vet been counted. Though grand
AFFAIR in every conceivable way the bail was
too large TO be Thoroughly enjoyable,
though IT was a vast Improvement IN this
respect on the inauguration receptions given
Grant. the first. at the Treasury, being in
conveniently crowded, aud the second. In
temporary buiding on Judiciary Square,
being uncomiOrtably cold and but sIimly ST.
tended.
General Hancock was among those who
the President. General tIan-
cock was himself ~ much Of an attraction
almost rs the President, and the reception
given him was continuous from the time he
entered the binding until be left.
The PTcsiden, aud party left soon after
the dancing began. At midnight The THU
ming out OF the building was very notice
able. Many ladies had engaged Themselves
for all The dances on the programme. not
that 50 much fine would he con-
sumcd IN carrying them out, but, a. II was,
il was q couple OF hour, after midnight be-
fore the ball could have been spoken OF IL a
thing OF the past.
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Crime in pisfsylyauia County.

DANvILLE, Va, March 5.-W. o. FeIker
was convicted Yesterday in the County
Court OF Pitt,ylvania for counterfeitug
United States coin, and sentenced to the
peuiIcntiary for four years. When arrested
Felker had counterfeit money in his posses
sion, and all the material and machinery for
manufacturing it.
In the same court William Cook was con-
victed OF housebreaking CD two charges,
and sentenced to the peniientIary for three
years in one case and four in the other.
John Loyelace, a respectable white man,
living in Pilisylyania county, shot Israel
White, a lawleSs negro, several days since,
for repeatedly treSpassing upon his premi-
ses for unlawful purposes. The negro was
not killed, but badly injured.
Jesse Griffith, liyirg near Swansonyille.
Piltsylyauil county, went TO Chltham, the
county.sclf, on Wednesday, and lodged
complaint against a horse droyer named
Lester for stealing his wife and taking her
away to one OF the western counties OF The
State.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
nv TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

AFFAIRS AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL YES
TERDAY-FIRST DAYS PROCEEDINGS OF
THE SENATE IN EXTRA sEssiOS-PREsi-
DENT GARFIELD's CABINET NOMINATED
AND OSFfRMED-MgETISG OF THE OLD
CABINET-NOMINATIO THAT WERE
NOT ACTED UPON-sAvAGE SHOOTING IN
AIKANsAs-A sEvtNTY.THousAND. DOL
BAR fIREIN NAsBviLLE-FURTHE FAR
TJCULARS ~ THE WYOMING MINE HOR-
RoR-THE STATE AUTHORITIES or TEXAS
GIVING ATTENTION TO THE RECENTLY
DISCOVERED LAND. FRAUD P8PERS-FA:
TAIL COLLISION On THE BALTIMORE AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD -COUNTERFEITER
CONVICTED IN PITTsYLvANIA COUNTY
ST. PATRICKs CATHEDRAL IN PEORIA.
ILL. DESTROYED BY FIRE-AfFAfRs IN
PERU-DE.TRUCTIvE EFFECT OF AN UN.
PRECEDESTED COLD WAVE IN SOUTH
AMERICA. sc.
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The Texas land Eynuds.
THE STATE Authorities LOOMING GxTo II
NATTER.

THk STATE Authorities LOOMING INTO THE
MATTER.
ST. LOUIS, March "a special to the he.
publican from Dallas. Texas, says: 1.-THE
recently discovered land fraud plpcrS are
receiving the attention Of the State au hOri-
ties. Governor Roberts telrgrauhed Thurs
day TO parties here 10 hold and secure the
papers at all hazird>. He has appointed
y. l.. Crawford, Of th, city, one Of the
most able liwye in this state. 10 conduct
the legal proceed ihg>. Detectives are at
work on the mater. The State Land Com.
missioner tclegraphed last night that he was
on hi way from Au-tin to Dallas for the
papers. Nothing has been heard OF the
WhcrCabOut, OF Bray since be ltfi this city
about week ago. George Johnson. who
was indicted Jointly year ago with Bray,
and Teller, who, until ,iX month, ago, was
IN the Austin Ill, when he va, lcl out on
bond, disappeared from Austin >muUlur.
Dusty with Colonel BRAY. III, 'rIti was set
for the present court at Austin, and m,
b0nd>men are held liable. McClrihy. a
wealthy cattle man. who was accused Of
Killing a negro soldier 1t Fort C0rrobo some
Ncai> ago, i hi, principal ,urety. Colonel
j. 4. Williams, who has the papers in his
pOSSeSssn. SAYS he VIII not surrender them
10 Governor Roberts, Commissioner Walsh.
or any one else cXcep' Bray. unle>, COM
PEELED to do 20 by law
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ifrGciIicS in Arkansas.

New ORLEANS, March } Tile Democr0t'S
Little Rock special >als Andersen Osborne,
charged with murder in L4ui>ianl. was ar
rested TO-DAY by Sheriff Bowle> and Marshal
Pio>i-e. On their way 70 the jail Osborne
drew a pistol and shot rrO.lsc fatally. The
crowd following the prisoner began liring,
and Osborne fell, pierced by three bullets.
NEW ORLEANS, March J.-luIormaliOn
has been received frcm Bate>y!lc, Alk.. OF
the fatal shooting of William Rice, q promi-
nent young man OF that place, by 4 l1borer
named Jackson, who immcdirtcty after the
shooting started for the river, pursued BY
sheriff kingman ana Mar>hIl kuid. His
pursuer> crowded 80 close that he turned
and fired upon them. They returned the
fire, wounding Jackson seriously.
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Co,d Wave In South America.

THE HEAVIEST Frost ~ THE MEMORY or
MAN-FRCITS AND CROPS WIIHERLD AS If
BURNED by FIRE-TnE FINEST ESTATES ~
CALCULABLY DAMAGED, &C.
PANAMA, February 2I-The l0.h OF Feb
ruary will be- remembered ~ Autlgu91> toe
occaSion OF fro>t-thc heaviest in the memo
ry OF man-resHltng ia damage without
parale in the history 81 the country since
lis conquest by thc Spanilrd~. The cold
wave seems to have come from the north.
apparently trayersing the CorGil.erd through
Mexico. The tropical fruits and crops
wIthered away at ii, touch a, before
4 deyouring flame. In toe Depart
meat OF SacapoqucS every hacienda hHI
been more or less Injured. The force
of disaster fell on that part OF the valley
where is situated the estate OF Rctana,
taking in portion Of tne.yallcy which con-
tanned the most numerous aud bighy'cultI-
waited estates Ct the department. New ana
beautiful estates in Cantano ana Calyarlo
have also suffered, but the los Is less ana
can be more easily repaired than on the
older and more prosperous estates. several
wears must necessarily elap>e before tue
coffee plantations can lie restored 10 their
usually healthy condition. The -ugar-cane
was killed as it stood, so that the loss IN TINS
respcct is confined to the amount no"
actually uncut.
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Fatal Freaks of Insanity.

GALVESTON, TEXAS. March "a special
to the NelrS from Deni>On says last
evening while the Mi>sour-Paciic pa>Sen-
ger train, No. IL, was bound south. pas
senger in the emigrant,' ear, named james
Hayden, from Lebanon, Nv, suddenly pull
ed ont pistol and commenced firing among
the passengers. William Lewis was shot
through the brain and instantly killed ;
ThOml> Shaw was shot in the head near the
rieht eye. and James Hamilton was shot in
the body, before Hayden could be dl>armrd.
He is apparently insane. He was arrested
and lodged IN jail. The wounded men
were REMOVED 10 The hotel al CheLOhN.'
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Fatal Collision of Trains.

BALTIMORE, March 5.-Tbe second section
Of the fast line north, which left Washing
ton at 1:l0 L. M. on the Baltimore and Po-
tomac railroad, and an extra train south
bound with empty passenger cars drawn by
two engines, collided on The first curve
south OF Severn station, fifteen miles from
Baltimore. One passenger and one train
hand were killed and seventeen reported
wounded. All three Of the engines were
wrecked. A special car with ex.Presideiit
Hayes aboard was attached to the pvrtb'
bound train, but was uahurt.
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Heavy Grain shipment from 81.
IOuts

ST. LOUIS, March The toW.boat oak
land. OF the St. Loui, and New Orleans
Transportation Line. lcft here this morning
with the largest shipment Of bulk grain
ever made from This port. It consists OF
800, 900 bushels Of corn and 10000 bushels
OF wheat for foreign account, aud ! slowed
in eight harge>. This exceed, by over
100 bushels any previous single ship
ment. and is the largest tow ever noa,ed on
the Mississippi liver.
Ofbetwctn 100000 and 100000 bu,htl,
OF wheat now in elevators here three
fourthS of il i for eXporlatlon, and will be
forwarded 10 New Orleans "a, soon a. ton
maze can be secured.
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The Fearful Disaster in u wyoming
Mine.

CHEYENNE, Wy, March j.-Owing TO The
excitement at Olney it is impossible TO OBJ
tain full particulars Of The disaster reported
yesterday. IL is now thought there are
more men in the mine than were at first re-
ported. A faint hope is held out that some
OF ihe white men in The mine fled to por.
ton not on fire. The intervening flames
prevented the rescuers from reacblDg them
last night. The scene at the mouth OF the
shaft is described as pitifu. Two OF the
families Of the white men who are still in
the nine are frantic. while Cinnamon
throng about ii waiting for ,heir lost
friends and relatives. Most OF the popula-
ton OF Evanston are on the ground. Miners
from the surrounding pits are workins
hard, snd business OF all kinds for twenty
mikes about is essentially suspended.
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Cllll.Al.fl

CfIcAoo March 5-Fiour quiet sod nm.
changed. Wheat IN fair demand and ioser: No. z
Chicago srriog 89iye 9ykc. cssh, 99x rtd April.
Corn 10 fair cemand and lower: 37tG3shc. cssb.
3sfc. ApriL Oats inseiiye and lower; 3Izl73 Ne.
cash. 2g'sc: Apri. PorK In fair demand and lower
No. !. symfl4 90. Lard Inactive and lower
~ ~ BY Bn'k-mea's-Shouldcrs ~ rs: short
rih s7.65. e'esr. 1870. whlsksy steady and ia
good uenn3nd at Sl.O0.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE,, Marc 5.--tlour scarce ard firm,
Wheat opened firm. bn. cIosg0 duil: Milwaukee
hard snd soft. nominal: No. Milwaukee, cssi
1ni asrch. 97sc.: April. 9sac Nsy. fLO3x;
june. ! D3i,: No. 3 Milwaukee. s7d9lc.: No. A
Nh"anb.c and rejected nomins Corn higher;
No. =, s.7'r. Osts duil No. z. SIC. Provisions
lower. Mes pork. slft0 easD, si4 500 April.
Lrrc-Prirne steam. 80 p7X cash and Mafcb,
slno2S April hog', tj.2e6t56O.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, March 5.-Cotton-Net receipt, sOl
bales; gross. $50 bales: futures closed v.ak.
sales; ls4 600 bales; March: sIl opM.1i 10:
April, sll II Nav. Ail. IL 4: Jnne. 81; 80; July
81 .4ossl1 81; hu<uN. Sil.446sIi45; Sen
Iember $40. oZm tbG "a; October, ti O.55mfl O.5p:
November, siO.40ati0.4i; December, siO.Iio
si0.45.
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BkSKETs-MARKE T. BASKETS, LUNGS B.t,-
KE1S, WORK. Baskets, TRAVELLING
BASKETS, FLOWER-gA>kETs kET-BAs-
KETs, CLOTHEs-BAsKETs, LAUNDRY
BASKETS. at price. =, oil The closest buyer;
We will sell youa yCLL-SIzE TIN shf, with top
-im - the Jar. =; The same price a. tse common
straight-Jsr sol tfour styles;
TWEL ER-sTYlE rlN SITS, han &0Dely deco
raid in Banss aud EiO~ers, at W;
Neu ,rio,s ON Ai5i-nAtK TIN SITS that ace as
ltw as any a town;
The biggest assortment and loves. prices 81 tAh-
RtAGE-lIHiPS - sTtYANs.
1nl
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Peruvian Affairs

PANAMA, February 29.-AdyceS from
Lima to February 9th show That although
the efforts 10 form Government OF some
KIND have been renewed, none has yet Deen
established. The last communication re-
ceiy, d from Piero1 announces that he Iee''
convinced that the country requires peace,
and that be is willing to 1Tea,, providing
matters be allowed TO revert to The posit'on
In which they were prioS 10 the battle OF
MarYanore>. ibis proposition the vntof'
refuse 10 listen TO. He has appointed C@h-
eral MoDterO Political Chef, with sHpteme
authority in all the northern department -
AND Doctor Solar .hOhs the same sDpoliAi
uent in the south. This appears to indicate
an intention to retain the command IN cue
centre himself.
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n schooner from Richmond 10 hre Re.
patred-GeneraT Busier and Fr,r,y,

Especial telegram to The -Disyach.i
NORFOLK, Va, March 5.-The schooner
W. +. Parker, Captain Daniels, from RIeh-
mond to Boston, with cargo OF coal. az.
rived for repairs this morning.
General b. +. Butler and hi, party sailed
day Tor the West Indies.
There was more snow here today.
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Destructive PIre
A LAgrLApY Rrgxyn 1o nr,1u

LASrLADY BURNED TO DEATH.
NASHVILLE, March 5.-Tbe AmericdR's
Hickman XVI special says lhst the HEX
man C0tton.Seed OH Works and o two-sfory
framed clearinghouse were burned vcsiei:
day, and Abe Jones, an cmpFoye IN the
mills, and Mrs. Persons. the Iandady OF the
clearinghouse, were burned to death. Loss
on The mill. $50. 900 TO 800 600: insured for
s32, 900.
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Schooner Dismasfed.

NORFOLK. Va. March 1.-The schooner
Southerner, from Suffolk, Va. with lumber.
has arrived here in distress. She was dis
masted Thursday night during the storm.
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Pire I'm Psfarshnrx.

TfVetHI ttFKTaW ~ i've UIsDafcT.1
PETERSBURG. VA, Marcb5-10:30 L. u
Tile building owned by Alexander Dom
nan, Esq.,, aud occupied by William Ellis as
livery and feed-stabe, is now burning.
Horses and vehicles All saved. Loss on
building covered by insurance.
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EInIlr.

Flou-Little better feeling. We .quo'e Fme,
}34S3.dO: extra, $3.50; suoerine, iJOw -. -
common family. SJ.75 GSG; choice or patent
t,miiy. S7.5O@*s; stanton Inspection, eNiTa.
e5.JO,
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Cathedral Rurued m, pcor.,

CHICAGO, March ) st. PairicE1. Cstbe.
dTal, at Peoria, built t~o years ago at cost
OF go, 1000, was burned this morning.
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By Telegraph
NEW YORK.


<Ew YORK March > -Cotton dnIl Dad nominal;
unlands llsc.: orleans, lls,r.: 'ales, 81 BATES;
n, Ohdaed net receipts, 1896 blle,; rNDOit'-i0
great Britlu, l.6u7 lies; 10 tr1nc7' 900 bales
10 The continent 370l balcs; tick -13,1s6 blles-
SouiLcrn hlur duirt and steady; 81 800, - OOioF
superline. Wheat abOIt e. lower, win nnder3b
business, closing stronger: nngrtied rel 9I-If n
Sl2T. Corn heavy ana acbc. lO"er- closing
stronger: ungradrd, 56aJSac. oats shade lowe
and duJ; No. 3. 1870 Hops ,ready ard moderately
,ctiy,. Nearllug.. lZMlSc Coffee hria and sEuct,
Rio 100 Re. sugar steady and quiet. refined sgn
and IN iair q. miud: siInCard A. 80. M0aases
luei and steady. Rice ~ changed and qullt. Hnslh
steady at Sl.75M$l.SO. Turp. niine uull % aGc.
Wool m buyers favor asd fair demand; d"iesiic
A Gee. 39@ Soc. TrXi-. I4031c. PORK di'lh s"ik'
Lard opengd abuut - lover; CLOSED lrn'. wah me
decline paruy tccoyoeed, a. 40 le'a rlO.i9'
''e'1'''' '''' BALTIMORE
gAITtMOFE. March Flour iis;B. No.
hithsr Wheat eouihtrn nrn western dAii ana
lower: southern red, 4I.lsmSl.z0; sB'i'es' Wv
aTlZ3; No western winIer rsu' si"' - -.
Nav. sIltss4I ia: .Sme. = ! oils:
(retI-SUutilern steasy western 10 srs b,o N'i"S
sleaGy, southern shile, ...c.; yru'", loaoV o.,
1,ss, steady: western whllo. 42.dl ~. m'xe'L AUG
slg Provision, Cpiet an'snpfhas5S,'L Nohec uni /,
Rio cargOes ordinary q" ialr, Assr We ,ug',
steady: a" -, 9sc. WHISKY MN al fi'i%'
''s'Sn'' "''"'''''SC;iI NCNNATL
CINCINNATI. March 3.-tionr hrmer; hmS
"a 75s - faIcv. r1-SSm 81, "a Wheat ~ T 80
urn spongtr; No. = mixeA 4Sai34c. Oats IA
>ooI demand; Ne. = mixed, eos. Pork QUA avg
..nm,ual AZ si4.7A lard dnll az 5000 STU,
IjnIk. II rats dul aad nominal; shoulders. sss1A;
rns Al ~. Bacon daiet sud brm shoulder,
t5sT,: rio. ts5e; eiear. sss7.; NtsheI ', 49,,
ana .,s,d br common, ss.5@s5.iO; light, IS 2OA
sa.B5 butchers so.7O@fo'
LOUISVILLE
LoUlsyrLLE, March 5.-Flour qrtl and ss@
oxIS,' s3.2a@s3.50; choice To s,ncy, s@T3,
80 'Wn,.t steady and In tal. demand NJ ri
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, March ), 1881.
SAILS.
WHFAT.-Iancaeter 39S bushels very good ~
Il - Mixed. iO2 bushels good AZ Sl.22. Fui ,,
l3t bus!ltl, very good AZ SLID aud I.2Oi 90
bushels cIlnmCn az Sjc 10 Sill.
CORS.-WhIc, 6lS bushels prime Al 51c.; us
bu.he, very good ~ 54c.; 36 bushels ytly 2oo1 at
Die: 100 hustris mixed az dc.
OATS.-ljO hu .hcls very good winter ~ 72'.f
Is bushels goOd spriDg at DE; 100 bushels sood
spring ~ jZc.
MEAL 10 bushels At Jjc.
kNE.-S bushels a. SIC.
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FANCY GOODS. &c.
OPENS TO-DAY

An immense assortment Of LADIES sud GES-
TLEMEN'S SATCUELS BAGS and VA
LISEs, FROM 81 TO -. ia Black. Red, Brows--
all leather. See TIL, - :. fore buying.
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Huh PINCH.


4 DELICIOUS DRINK
FOR USE IN FAMILIES, HOTELS, CLUBS,
PARTIES, ETC.
........... .......,......
:HUB PUNCH.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Boston:
{. II. GRAVES & SONS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
1.-THE "HUBPUNCH"
......'.''''''''' '''''''''''''
has lately been Introduced and meets with marked
popular favor.
IT Is WARRANTED TO CONTAIN ONLY THE
BEST of LIQUORS,
UNITED WITH
CHOICE FRUIT JUICES AND GRADUATED
SUGAR.
IL Is ready Oh opening and will he found an agree
she sddt ION 10 tie choice things which undeniably
enlarge the peasuros of life and encourage good
fellowship and good nature II rightly enjoyed
GOOD AT ALL TIMES.
JUST THE THING TO KEEP IN WlNE-CEL
LARS.
sIDEBoARDs NOT COMPLETE WITHOUT
................sss'..
:HUB PUNCH.
...................,..
fl CAN BE USED CLEAR OF WITH FREsH
MILK. ICE. SODA. OR HOT MATER,
LEMONADE. OR WITH FlNT
ICE, TO SUIT THE TASTE.
Sold by leading wine-mercbants. grocers, ho'eis'
and drugg!sis every shere.
TRADE supplied nj msnufsctuiers' prices. by
christian 4 WHITE, Grceers, sl4 Main
erect, Riebm0nd, Va, j. 9-dsu,W&fom
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, March &. 1881.
SAILS 10 shares a. and {. X ". stock at 70i,
do. at 70H 80 DO. q, 10. 10 do. a, 10; 10 sbsns
x. and ID. n. r. stoch at sOl..
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NOTICE f..


Each bottle bears The signature Of LAWRENCE
MARTIN, also proprietary Government stamp
which permits KIDNEGEN to be- sold without
license by druggists, grocers, aud other persons
everywhere.
IN QUART-sIZG BOTTLES
FOR GENERAL AND FAMILY USE.
PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE.
LAwRENCE& MARTIN, PROJECTORS,
Chicago, III.
Branch, & Barclay street. New York.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS, GROCERS,
AND DEALERS EVERYWHERE
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
lie J-eodly Wholesale Agents.
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Nntner l.nrfiEIn.

THE JOY OF TIE MOTHER OF me PRESIDENT -
AN AFFECTING SCENE; TEARS THAT WERE
CONTAGIOUS ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION OF
GENERAL HANCOCK; HONORS PAID TIE DEM
OCRATIC CANDIDATE; PHIL. SHERIDAN OVER
SHADOWED.
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: HUB PUNCH.

fl CAN RE Used CLEAR OF WITH FRESH
MILK. ICE. SODA. OR HOT WATER,
LEMONADE. Or WITH flNT
ICE, TO SUIT The TASTE.
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Sold by leading wine merchants. grocers, hotels,
and drugglsis every where. ~,
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITE, Grocers, sl4 Main
stre@t. Rlcbmoud, Va. j.. 9-dsu, W&f6m
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h NrHRACiTE co AL.-THiS DAY
~ unloading. 400 IONS Az rIIiiACkIk COAL
EGG, Sisyr, and Chestnut stes-os best quality.
4 hOse n~ant Sill please ssnd ina ,hstr orders.
DealDi fuE 1Eshcd on lbsfJ teTsas.
WRIT ROBERTS,
fa - SeYc2'1 nth AMI CARY streets.
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EtOA L AND WOOD.-W EST VIRGINIA
~ sgL ny. best lump, 80 rer 1000 poands;
e " rs yer c sSa q 40 geo h pG@S sss 1sk
S0OlA 80 per cord IS per half cord. Al kinds OF
ANTHRACITE Lowest cash prices. 0nices, 1903
fe JO 4. H. PAGE
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the SCENE

....e,,, y..ed position was a most Devil
... one. The moving crowd, surging
End iscgc. now jammed in some cnvlcd
l..'..~. faGios ils outlet again under The
....,, diaptrle> ~ the lofty arches, formed
...hqrt,na mass OF vivid colorlng, with
o.. ... attributes Of ne and beauty. The
Lean. ps,i5rmiug OF The soldier guests,
e.. ,bc pic.urc>quc attire Of the Old Con-
i....,al ~ ..c eold.laced and crimson
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and of the Offices in his charge has been
rapidly increasing, and his assistance in
the work some of the time has been in
sufficient and sometimes incompetent
But the Journal feels prepared to say
that the company in making the trans
fer will have only the forms of giving
the Office new head to attend to for in
all business entrusted to Mr.. Naile it
will find as it has found in years past
all his accounts scrupulously correct.
MIR. Naile has contemplated this change
for some time, on account of his health
and with view to promoting his busi-
ness interests II will be matter of
sincere regret to his many. friends in
Sioux City to know that his plans for
the future will take him away from here.
just what these plans are we are not now
permitted to state but it is his present
intention to leave here within week or
two. Sioux City owes its telephone ex.
change to MIR. Males enterprise and
though he is still at the head of the COM
pany it is understood that arrangements
are as good as completed by which his
interests will pass into other hands. The
Journal from intimate business relations
with Mr.. Naile covering the period of his
residence here is reluctant to part com.
pany with him and especially to have
him leave the city. Mr.. Jones will find
hearty welcome in Sioux City and
business public to whom it is a pleasure
to give good service. The Journal is
glad of the assurance that the new Wes-
tern Union company will do SO much to
improve telegraphic facilities here, and
afford better service here and else
where throughout this northwest.