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TWO PROTESTING srOCKuO1nrpe

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 19.-Joseph C. Harmon
and james Ballard filed smts in the Common Pcos CONT
to-day against the stockl oders of the Columbus l C
hpos Railroad and the OHIO and Wcs virginia Rpilro,a
20 recover @'oVoo each, and ask Judgment Tor that
amount or 10 be restored 10 their proprietary, ri ~
the ONO and West Virginia Company. Toe sci mil, =
me NAlupDhs Company, OF which they wore mc,,l,ers
lTohlptei nny mpoUini action without the uaimo I,
consent 81 ll ne eto4hholors The property OF this rad
Was full 10 The Ohio aud West Virgig Contnan,, 'r
100000, OF which $4,000 went to Ifll ana Ni t
h'y and tue rc<ilur 10 nine stOckiulcrs The MAIN a.
c'hn h ey never consented to the sale and never n
eeVCd their snare OF the proceeds OF the same They
loI he appointment OF a receiver. - "'A
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Curoucnu Advertisements.

IN TIE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE
N CA,SGER{ ,pIHISI9YER 1893 29Sln tlc matter
thS NqnnX OF MiddleseX esquire and between HhRBERr
IchAnt whereas,
bcQueathtd OF $1,000
Doan since dccoase and her children
manner therein mentioned. and there Court in
respect OF the said legacy
matter Legacy account 81 Elizabeth Dolan chill.
dfcn sum ot 4 l,2Oo l63 I'd. consolidated
anues and 4So3 lbs cash and whereas inquiry is
penung IN the Chanccly Division of the Nigh
To- "sesiinn Who arc mo persons entitled the said
M chit OF the Elizabeth Dolln
May lHtSl
children Who have died since the said
of child children OF the said Elizabeth Doan Who died
IN her lifetime the legal personal representatives. any
sirh issue who have died since 1874
olhcr persons claiming any interest saH sum oi
a l,ZU5 los I'd bank annuiics cash.
eu solicitors ON or before the "a day Of November 1891
come IN ana prove their claims the Chambers
OF tue Rolls IN te Rolls Yard Chanccy lauc AiaeseN ar
IN dciu thereof they viii be gl,
any bcnoht under he before
TIL hSpAA \, the I'm DAY of November
c'oc II the forenoon ~ the said
holrlng ana adudcanng upon the ciaims. 49, 80
NoloScNcli 81 the the Elizabeth Dolan or,
DeneNeI 10 httr settled M Jamaica many years ago.
Dated this 9TH day OF August. 1851.
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TIE INTRR-CoLONIAL RAILwAY

OTTAWA Ont, Ang. 19.-Jhe Ipter-COlonial
Railway returns SHOW very great Improvement in pas
sengcr trade. Tlcre ias bepl travel this
than III an previous since line opened.
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Fitch whose husband killed in the raiPoad Incident
F0Tt Worth months ago, iilc.i stit Yesterday
in ;he Di-trict against tie Rail-
road Company iOr 4l0G, 900"
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Lizzie ID had prosperous career before her and she
around the course evidently happy and very
much ronished 10 md herself doing well She
by dozen lengths in 3:lS Kate Long second, twenty
len gths before that limb OF Satan, Highland Fling. An
indignant papuace VIII rise night and lynch High
land Fling and the of his loss Will only be tenn
pered with sorrow that he did not die sooner Mutual
pools, S42.
THE RACING TO-DAY.
The really remarkable programme arranged by the
Monmouth Park Association for today embraces
races, the entities for which follows:
FOR THREE-YEAR-oLDs, 81 MILE
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Religions Noliccs.
Association Hall Ath.aye. ana 2Hd.st
SiAN lpH STREET BAPTIST CliURCI,
tur Rev. II -. til~CON. Pastor
Preaching at / q. in. aud u. H.
l.t. 3 nj q

i.lu
A Jnnc street Ncthodi-t Epi,copuI Church between
S Nr@ r'%T Ssc =, P'to thS AE miLP
ARE coniially inyitalto tneso services = '''
A The bpidiue Of the YOUNG mus Christian Assocation
10 winch oncs men aie eodaIy Syd: runday mor Sg
rcai lraycncr MEETING sunday afcrno"n a. cnv Sr
1llionM n' d VI HuY1ay , ,nnF a tao DUNG Mems
WeaiHe SaH1da& rycine At - -onE and Prayer service
days ''''s ~ p' ' except 7"'"'''' aud sun
irig1 Chnre1 }fhaye aud a7strhG Pastor REV.
the evening Is. ''''''''S az - ana III
Cavnry baptist Church 22dst bet. 9TH and Cthayes-
evening y 4o4ng neopes PRAYER Meeting Monday cvonig
Strangers eosdaly T iiG To- cn Sn'eh open
Central r, Hc'hG } EPsGopa Charch m r
T@G,gt Gy2l[9n infested by Eznerence" Praise and
1ittd $50 p ' '"'S'S ana others cordially in
r GhsrSh q he HoIy Tr;gly Madsonaye and 42ds
on sunday At aeraon by the Rector Youns p"o
s y siaG " tho chapel at $50 D. M strangers or
Church o. i'ic 2ous near 9TH
monS B,ays o'clock sye9ng prayer 5oeio,s san
Iio communion oSiocE g. ~ u $ Day
cos S''iaif i Hi%ra1rd aeh Ctprc
"a lk WI meaeh ON sAbbAril, 2lst inst al ii a M No
t oilrsin,c a seqrnSd Du:ra Church. 0nayo corner
%is ,ina gl preach ON sAiiB i i sertices tt
Gighty-riSis street ieihodi-t Episcopal CburcS. be-
~ -, t}nlorfUW m. anA
M Or Van viii preach Seats III made welcome 49, b.
- Eirst rresb'tcrian Church, a,Aaye and lth.yi-rho
i."N g. Jon, ,yill
NJ lo,io m. and b. st augers are .oI,i ~
hcats free. 49, ''"''9 i"'A'Vi'
sd tirsi ne HeiG ,s@ Egss9p C maaqnayS and
AMI it0 The ". m ~ - ...i;
preach. Church open All summer. '''' vi"
y 'tse romr ,onse Oh Industry. 30 81 Worst Wnd
on SUNDAY at So oclooE p1b il'Gps service q song
hioos anu Heoono'hand Clothing earnestly desired. ~ "
F0Trsyb street Methodist Episcopal Church the Rev
mos I'M
zen prtachos az li3O prcsdes IT the Union INN r,asi M
welcome. N'''S az ''"V' an
az F"nrih Avcnne Presbyterian Church northwest, corner
" II a. Pastor The lkev ItilV
AiD CisOSBf. ID. d.. Will preach. ~ ' NV
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SUIT FOR HEAVY DAMAGES.

GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. 19.-A dispatch to
Tie Ae'eS from Sherman, this state, says: Arl. n
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Religious Nonres.


ssrsse MethssIist Epscsnni Charcl l0itst, 9th
y.ON - and 80 10 o. by the Rev. G. 5. NARROWER,
Pastor All arV invited.
madison Ayenns Refer ned Churc,, corner 57ilst tho
Kew T. a. RisfD y. d. PastoT.-Diyn" service az II
r. ~ The Rev. JAMES LIS fINHE. OF Miaaebush j..
WI ohciae NO evening service during Jay and August
Murray iill presbyicrjau Church l35 40tlst--
INC heN; 6 r. BhDWN TOMORROW a 1890 a. m, ''Tac
neeetiiulness Of The Hunan Heart 7345 o. M Divine
glory - seen IN the iiuuan Character"
Newark City Camp .mcciing.-W Park onoIrow
thc Rev James thot Irvine president Take
TO beieviue leaving Chambers OF 25dSt at :l5 a.
New 0rk Port s'ociety-Prcachng the Mariners
CHURCH corner Of Caarpe and MaGisOnsts, at 1915
and 1;So,p M Bible Reading at 2:30 Daily Morning
hd Evening Praycrmeetngs.
North Dufch Church. lib FutORst, and SO Ann.st.-
PREACHING SINDAf ii q. BY the Pastor ia Charge
Rev. A. J. PARK MONDAY EN fNING PTaise.meetin and
FRIDAY EVENING Prayermccting 7:45 O'Clock.
church the Fulton Street Daily noon Prayer meeting is held
"a. Georges Church Stuyvesant- square. Morning
Prayer and sermon by the Rev. TftFADWELL WALDEN
IN the chapel, 200 East l6thst, AZ II a. IN.
~ Johns NJ f.. Church. 53d.st between Broadway and
Sthave.PTeaclng by The Rev. JAIIU WITT MILLER.
Morning subject; Eternal Life" Evrning subject: The
lnexpediency of Antagonizing Ingersoll."
W. j. Coivihe viii deliver his closing Repab
can Han 30 West 3Sdst, DAY August 81 AT 1915
and d15 m Evening subject: The Gods OF the past and
the Gods of the future"
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Connlrn propcrln tpnntrN.

WANTED 70 Pmcuasc-Pinc lands il
fuCluplu or NlHcOnRn. Address, IA dissertation an,
price, Box Loo East saginaw. Mich.
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Gitu propertn tuanle0.
Conntrn propsrln for Sale ano 90 Cet

c,,rD,D, ,,,,,,.
\ CiolCE FARM and COUNTRY SEAT,
buildings, embeliished grounds for sale run X
asnnsr M Deed. fnr oil
states dispositions fakrn. mas. nurta Issuo,l 49,
a, ., 80, -,
SMALL PLACE FOR SALE i'm DutchpSS
~ County, T. II. and H. and n ID and q Railroods 4
hours from NcS.York a hours froul poghkeensie Ioso
Ii roons nearly new good barn stable and other onbud
grounds I'M prass aud rnrie saI stort
frnits abundant shae; mountain scenery nlenSint
drives Desirable. I,n,' or
eNcrutioualiv healfhfui ,ud foynr. -
buaulers Address IL CIkA [t,LII Attl.t,,., ''''N
' '''' ~ -
4 i ORANGE, y. !. (nni CHI orbood snrciuitv(
"a pioperty Tor .tlo ana RANT All vcfir. ,,r,t
EDWARD p'IIN MILTON II, pi,,.,t y v H' ''' Sums
CHOICE Stock aud Grain Farms for sale by
" tine executor of an esfate one bigI,iv iro.r'I 60
of Z $50 crr. 20 neiip tnio,g, "a ~ AT 80 - ' ;
tour icrdcnors thr,o large barns osa and nK fynrrs
never falling watrr-ncnr tim ar 20 tor,T mn, \, g.,
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Ocean Steamers

Wtran 9lcamers
A NCHOR LINE y. 5. MAIL STEAMERS.
IA NETWORK AND GLASGOW
From Pier No; % North River. Neg YORK
l>evonia Aug. 20 = Ethiofia....-. g m.
Anch9ras AUG "a A. m Furncssis sept 10 z a. m.
Cabins 5000 so Excursion tickets y re- luce rlteI
Second CaDin. SD Stssrag. s9S
NETWORK TO LONDON DIRECT
49, From Pier No. As North River foot y CaarleLst
victoria 20, California. Aug. 81.
Cabins S5J So Excursion rates
HENDERSON BROTHERS,, Agents Bowlng-Green-
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VMPERIAL GERMAN NAH.

1 MPEklAlJ GEkMAN NAIL.
l. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
sIEAMSHlp LINE BETWEEN NEW.YORx
OUlNAMPPON AND BREMEN
ODER 20 3
GEN l.hll az, sal, Aug. ~ fIITfN SEPT
RATES OF PASSAGE ron NEW.YOHNtD SOUTHLAND
,,tn.r,,. TON. HANRE OR BREM EN-
fli'Si CAbl SECOND CABIN
NiEERAGf. So
Return tctsts rstucst Prepaid sfesrags cerdi.
Gates So Stst from Pier between secoai aht
Ihiri-sts, Io1J6Ol ~
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Uf|LItIIIiS q Co, : f5OMlnE-1reen-
IMAM LINE ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS

ENMAN LINE ROY Al MAIL STEAMERS.
FORQUEENSrON AND LIVERPOOL
NOPiCh.-Eie s65h LIsuta,aae
hauIy st.tae els)as 81 tlsFstc
tilh OF Ctti.9i Y .-----SA ~ lDAl. AuS %. n.
CITY or RiCuhJN tn kSDAG. Aug % "a. M
CITY or hON iEA L--.... ~ tSDAI, ScpG l. 10 m.
cry on BEkLI N...........SATU EDAY. sept 10 a m
CITY or RUN7a N--.:..-rHC ksDAG. sept Is IOa m
. FROM "tsr 50. iIrN npar =. ;
CABIN $50 SOD Return iicNetsp favorable tprrs
SIEtRAGt, 80 IIDaio.S $50 lIait, 90 lowest rates
Balloons ~lteropnls smoking ana bathrooms
lhescste lUrrs 10 not cattle. sheap Or ~ =
JOHN u. DAit, II B-Ja IT, y. Y
PIlIl tpAil D.ica y D. - 4 4.
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lTEL NETHERWOOD,
GLANDS OCEAN HOTEL
NOW OPEN.
CHARLES & WARREN LELAND, JR.

MAPLE SHADE HOUSE has been filed
w with pleasant guests This season bnt few vacant
rooms now high ground pleasant location good water
plenty OF shade pare mountain terms - q -
week parties Of three viii DE conveyed 70 residence
tatskn Landing at a low Ia III
three that stay weeks from landing
drives occasionally. satisfaction onieayes
please an M again the pleasant farmhouse Durham
Greene County. y. y. Please address SHUBAL FINCH
Durham, Greene County. y. Y
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Eoaro ano Rooms.
East Side

J PARTIES wishing pleasant rooms with first
class board in private family, win do we'll -
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prospect PARK HOTEL
CATsHILI. y. \

tirst-cass lccommD latiDns D. 90
MOUNTAIN AIR scenery Rn,1rpas sed in the world
l.. r. BOEARDC~, Manager.
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EORT NIEW HOUSE.

Z W1fIDESTONE. L. T.
Select family resort. - miles YORK On "a,
shore, Long island. with views the ~ol1l af Il
SCHUYLER. Open Nay 3 Fine drives boafinr dsFrg !,
bathing steamer Idlewid leaves Pee y-sip ag al az is
ST.. r. R.. i:30 p N. Flushing North shore Rar,1
trains hourly from Long Island CITY. Terms moderate
= Isr..r
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Summer ilesorls.
sIIIRE uIIIS

- Spend yonr vacation at the CHAPLIN HOUSE noctc,
Mass. NO malaria mosquitoes l.20N above
tor descriptive circular acIess A G. CROSS Propreior
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THE RACING TO-DAY.

FOR THREE-YEAR-oLDs, 81 MILE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-07
The Albany struggle.

A REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE LAST NIGHT.
ALBANY, July 6.--Tbe Joint convention
met at noon. William Hustled offered reso-
buttons Of condemnation OF the attempted
assassination Of the President and express
iug sympathy with the President and his
family, which were adopted unanimously
by a rising vote. The convention then
proceeded to vote for United States senator
for the short term, as follows:
Potter, So; Conkli0g, 80; Wheeler, AZ;
Cornell, g.; Crowley, @; Lapbam, IL; Ro-
gers, 4; Foger, 1. No choice.
The convention next proceeded TO vote to
oil the long-term vacancy, with the follow
ing result: Herman, 80; Depew, So; Cor
nell, IS; Chapman, 4; Crowley, 10; Fish,
Il; Wheeler, 2; North, l; Eyarts, 1;
Daniels, /; Tremaine, 4; Lapham, L. No
choice.
Mr.. Phillips, on a question OF privilege,
pronounced as false the published state
ment that the proposed conference was 4
trap, and proceeded to say it was PROPOSE
ton originating with himself in good faith.
He found here two factions holding each
other at bay, aud it was his hope TO bring
them into unity OF action.
The Char had notics read announcing
that in accordance with a call signed by
siXty-fve members, the Republicans would
meet in conference this evening at O'Clock
to endeaVor TO agree upon candidates for
United States senator's. The Convention
then adjourned.
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a snhhen Death.

John Smith died suddenly this morning
from an attack OF dysentery. Only last
night be seemed to be 10 perfect health, ana
his friends Will be surprised 10 hear OF his
sudden DEATH" How many times VIC hear
iust such news as the above; and the reason
for so .lany deaths from dysentery, summer
complaint, diarrbea, cholera morbus, etc, is
not because these diseases are necessarily
fatal. but because people do not know how
20 treat them, or neglect treatment until 1t
Is too late. A teaspoonful OF PERRY DAyls's
PAIS.KILLER in little sweetened water (hot
water preferred, taken every half hour, viii
cure any case OF bowel trouble II the treat
ment Is commenced 10 time. II the case Is
unusually severe, or treatment has not been
promptly commenced, the PAIN.KTLER
should be applied externally as well as In
ternaliy. Full directions accompany every
bottle. II has never failed when used &C.
corEjng 10 the directions. A bottle In The
house may save lie that would be lost
while Wallirg for doctor.
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How aNewspaper-Man Saved the Life
ola Woman.

NEW YORK, July CD. C.. Hueston, Lon
don agent of the New York Associated
Press, bad a narrow escape from drowning
recently in what proved to be successful
effort at saving human life. While at Ems
on his vacation, and walking with his
daughter across the bridge over the river
Lohn, he noticed a drowning woman In
the stream. Bystanders stood lstlessly upon
the bank, making no attempt at her rescue.
AS he saw her 90 under Mr.. Huester in
stanily plunged into the water without di-
vesting himself OF any part OF his clothing,
aud finally reached shore in safety with his
now unconscious burden, after severe
struggle, in which for time it was very
doubtful whether he could come off the
victor aud save his own life, as the paralyzed
crowd on the river-bank did not even eX-
tend cane to assist him. The rescued lady
proved to be patient in neighboring hos
pital, from which she had wandered 10 de-
liriuD1
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THIS PREPARATION HAS WON A REPUTA-
TION UNKNOWN no ANY OTHER
ARTICLE FOR THE CURE AND PREVENTION
OF THESE DISEASE
READ THE FOLLOWING INTERESTING
STATEMENT OF THIS DISCOVERY:

STATEMENT OF THIS DISCOVERY:
Celery has ouly come into public notice within The
last few years as a neryine, but scientific expert
ments and experience have proved beyond doubt
that 1t controls irritation and periodic nervous and
sick headaches TO a remarkable degree.
But a combination Of the EXTRACT oFCELERY
AND CHAMoMILE, which has been but recently in
troduced TO the profession aud the public by myself
has produced such marvellous results in curing ner-
vousness and headaches ard especially nervous and
sick headaches, neuralgia Indigestion, and skepess-
ness, that it has excited public attention an news
paper comments. and therefore give the following
information to the public TO avoid answer Ing hun
dreds Of letters Of inquiry about them.
Nv CELERY AND CHAMOMILE PULLS, for the
cure of headache and nervousness are prepared un-
der nv supervision, and are INTENDED expressly TO
cure headache ueuralgia Indigestion, sIeeplessness
and nervousness, aud will cure any case where no
organic disease OF the brain or spiral cord exists
Hundreds of cases of many yeaiT,' standing have
heen cured, No mat er how chr Onic or obstinate
the case may be- permanent cdre 10 morally GER
tain. This statement is made Ter years Of expe
rence I'm their use IN the gene cal practice Of medi'
cine.
These pills are also vaus bic for school children
whe suffer from nervous headaches, caused by an
oyerworked braiR IN their studies, and for all
classes of hard brain-v orkers, whose overtaxed
nervous centres need repair aud sedation. Nervous
tremor, weakness. Az d paralysis are being daily
cured bY these pills. They correct cosiveHess but
are not purgative.
Directions on e,.ch box. Price so cents, OF six
boxes for $3.50, postage free 10 any address. Nc
order filed unle Is accompanied BY the money. Fol-
sale by all who. lesaie and retail druggist. Depot
No. 100 North Eutaw street, baltimore, Sd.
~ 2-eodlw
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Pot OF RICHMOND, July 9, 1881.
ARRIVED.


Steamer Ariel Clifford, Norfolk, United Stats 5
mail, merchandise and passengers, Il. u. Talup
agent.
Brig Antelope, -, KeDnebec, ice, Mrs. King.
Schooner Mary Freeland, -, hennebec, Ice,
Richmond Ice Company.
Schooner Kate WauuwOr h, -, kennebec, Ice,
Richmond Ice Con pany.
schooner Veto, -. Kenne5Cc ice, j. {. Smil b.
Schooner W. &. WiCkham, steelmaR, New YORK,
iron.
schooner Egueue Borda, Osborne, New York,
iron. ore, Tredegar Company.
Schooner j. NJ. Harlow Soper, New York, rail-
road iron, Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
Schooner u. Steelman. Rose.
Schooner j. n. Parker, Phillips, Philadelphia,
pig.irUn, Old Dominion Iron and Nail-WOrks Com
pany.
Schooner Alice BOrda. Taylor. New York, rail-
roaG-irOn, Chesapeake and OHIO railway.
Schoouer julia Garrison, Corsen, Philadelphia,
COAL :. H. Hawes.
Schooner l.. A. Danenhower, Cannon, PhiladeI-
phia coal, s. II. Halves.
Schooner Cakes Ames, Fdmonds, Philadelphia,
Schooner B L. dey, Br dey, Philadelphia, coal,
Sc6 i saue and Ellen, Hopkins, Washington,
Schooner VI. f. Simmons, Scull, New York, rail-
road iron, Tredegar Company.
Schooner T. Morris Perot, Randolph, New York,
railroad-iron. Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
Schooner Billow, Haskell, Rockland, lime.
schooner Maggie j. Chadwick, -.
Schooner T. Biggs, CULLEN, philadelphia pig
iron. Old Dominion Iron ana Nall-WorAs COM
paBy.
Schooner A. g. Ireland, Curtis, Ne" York, coal
and slaves, Curtis Parker. =,
Schooner Frank Norton, Dyer, Portsmouth, "
H.. coal, Curtis 4 Parker
Schooner A. y GasklI, Gasklll, New 1oIhi pig
iron and slaves, Curtis Parker.
Schooner W. II. Boardnan, Richardson, Corpus
Christi, railroad material, Curtis Parker
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RrCHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

IUIY & The following are the quotations.
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lnqs.-Common, S4.5O@$5; medium, $4,000
'LsSCNt,cmmon, $5@t5.50; medium, $6@t7
good, n0ne-nominal fine, none-nominai; extra
foe. nOne-nOninal oo.- H..
observation-disclosures, s4.50@S5; mediums
sb.5O@S6; good, $500 $3.50; hfe, sS@t9'oO'
DARK ToBACCo-MANUFACTURI
L,,o Fili.rs.-Common, S3.50@S4; medium
A S46S5: good, S5.50aS8.
I'M FiI{erS,-CommOn, 5000 oU, lbtdiuln
A61a 81. so: good, s7N SIS; hne, f9@slOi extra hh'
IIlV5r.ao5nS1srs.Ndommou, s7.50@ss.50: medium
ss.bOGS9: good, s9.50@$lO; hne. s1O@tAI
sxtrs, Al2@gl3; extra sun-cured, none'
bright o-MANUFAcTURlSs'
Smokers.-Common, s69$7. 90; medium
sesdse: good &9.5O@S 1920; fine, ~ 3gsle.
EiJiers.--CommOn, k6M47; medium, sf97e
good sgmslo; hne, nominal. $500, - ~,
WraDD eFS.-COmlnoA, s6gslZ lhellulh,
siSGsl5; good, S20@S25 dne' f4O@foO' fancy
WrgDOers, Msho0dRy.--COmmon, sl2@sio
mediuih. si5G@s2O; good, s22G325; hne
s3OAt40; extra. t45GSoO.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods Is connne
nrineinaliy 10 GOOD old heayy-bodled Tugs and hen
tnckv River leaf. We quote: -,
old Tugs, S4@i5: Kentucky, kiNy es tug
sI0@sI2; Kentucky River leaf' sl9'asle'
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LATEsTFOREIGN NEWS.
Great Review of Troops by the Quee


LONDON, July 6.-The Stock Exchange
will be closed next Saturday the OH instant,
when the Queen will review in the great
park at Windsor the largest gathering OF
volunteer troops ever assembled, from all
parts OF the country. The force, COM
prising ia regiments of all arms, will
number more than $4,000 men. The Duke
of Cambridge, commander n-chief OF
the army, will be in supreme command Of
the volunteers. The Prince OF Wales will
march past at the head OF the Honorable Ar.
tilIery Company OF London, OF which he is
captain. General and the Duke Of Con-
naught will have command OF the second
division OF the second army corps. Prince
Edward, Of SaXe-W eimar, will command
the first army corps, and General Sir Daniel
Lysons, X. G. b., the second army corps.
1t Is expected that the occasion will be made
a sort Of general holiday.
Russia.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
ST. PETERSBURG. July Ga fire broke
ont at Minsk on Sunday last, and is still
raging. Over five hundred HOUSES have
been destroyed.
Death of a Distinguished German
General.
LONDON, July 6.-Gustav Won Ayensle-
ben, a distinguished German general, Is
dead.
yellow. Fever at Demarara.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-The National
Board OF Health has received a cablegram
announcing hat yellow-iever exists at Dem
arara, in British Guinea.
The weather.
$50 IN THE SHADE IN PARIS.
LONDON, July 6.-Intense beat prevails
throughout Europe. AT Paris yesterday
the thermometer indicated go in the shade.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
sr rEEEcnArH TO rHE prsrArcH.

Yellow.Fcver at Demerara-The Senatorial
Contest ut AIbany-Howsa Newspaper-Man
Saved Human Life-A Grand Gala.Day
The Thermometer IL % Degrees In the Shade
In Paris, and they are Complaining that IL
is Hot-scrious Fire at Minsk-Death or a
Distinguished German General, &e., arc.
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AnEx.Conrederate TO the Rescue.

CHICAGO, July Cat the Grand Pacific
resding-rOom last nlght'an unknown man
directed a stream OF insulting and filthy
language to President Garfield, and was
rewarded by being knocked down by an
other stranger. The later's name could
not be ascertained. but he is said to be an
ex- Confederate soldier, who had served
under StOnewall Jackson.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

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