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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. December , EOOB.-S'0cks irrcgu-
lar Money. Is per cent. EXchaugC-LOng. $50:
short ASA. Stale bonds dun. Governments quiet
aud firm.
or: new s.. 1922, new ~. ll4t: now As ~
Money. 3m6 per cent. states IN light request
Suh-Trcaslry balance-Coiu, SS5,99S,JJl; cur
rency. Si,O45.4il.
stocks IRREGULAR. closing stcldy; Alabama
Glass &" :. = To y go, d. ~" small. 81 do. H.
IS. 100: do. Is. - Chicago aud Northwestern.
los: do preferred. l42 Erie. 45is: East Ten
ncs-cc Railroad. lit: Georgia Railroad, 1913
Illinois Central 1884; Lake shore. l2ls; Louis
vilieand Nashville, AZ; Memphi and Charleston
10: Nashville and Chattanooga. Sos New York
Central. 1879; Pittsburgh, 1862: Richmond and
Alcshany, 3s; Richmond and Danyilc 1881
Rock Island. 1912; Wabash. ~. Louis and T.,
425 do preferred -l3a; Western Union S4A.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. December 3.-Virsinia 6's. con-
soils, 76E; pasl-due coupons, ST.; new l0-4Os
40, BID to-day.
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The Atlanta Exposition.

ATLANTA, GA, December "a pubic
reception was gwen by the Exposition
managers in the Judges Hall Yesterday.
Addresses OF welcome were made by Di-
roctor-G General Kimball and Governor Col-
ouitt. and responses by Governor Bloxton
and Hon. +. X. Foster, on behalf OF
Florida. and by Charles II. Jones, editor OF
the Charlotte Observer on behalf OF the
North Carolina press. There is daily In
crease In the number OF visitors, incoming
trains being loaded from all directions.
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VACCINATION.
USE ONLY NoN-HUMANIZED VIRUS.

In an article In the NaaeeBk Century DIR.
, CARPENTER. the distinguished English scientist.
~lys thai the alleged nefiicicncy Of vaccination,
often asserted since DR. Jcnncrs time, has been
due TO the fact that the virus used ia vaccinating
persons who aftcrward took the smallpox nos
fresh from the COW. but had been weakened by
long Transmission through the human subject.
vaccine virus not fresh from the COW, but 81 u-
mautLcd y by many removes. affords no prutcc-
ton. and may communicate dangerous maladies.
But Dr. Carpenter details many facts 10 show thai
good bovine Virus !. free from nearly oil the Oh
icciOns which can be urgcd-and with good deal
Of force-tgainst " humanizcd virus.
We arc constantly receiving supplies OF 10
VINE mon-hunani1cdl VIRUS from The Penn
sy,vana Vaccine Company, who have facilities
not surpassed by any vaccine firm In the country
Cor producing reliable virus fresh from the COW.
PURCELL. LADD & Co, Druggists,
no. 1915 Afaln street.
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An Occan Steamer Disabled.

LONDON, December 3.-The steamer
Helyetia, from New York for Liverpool,
which arrived ct Queenstown yesterday,
reports that she passed the steamer Erin
from Liverpool for New York, bearing up
and in tow Of the British steamer Palestine,
from Boston for Liverpool. The Erin had
lost her propeller and funnel and had her
decks swept.
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I YDIA L. PINKlIAMS

II will cure entirely the worst form of Female
Complaints all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
liberation. Falling and Displacemcn,s, and the
consequent Spinal Weakness, and IS particularly
adapted TO the Change Of Life.
II will dissolve and expcl tumors from the uterus
I'm an early stage Of development. The tendcncyto
canccrous humors ;here Is checkedycry spocdilyby
It's use.
1t removes fain,ncss, natuency, destroys all
craving for stmulants, and relieves weakness of
the stomach. II cures Dloating, Headaches, Ner-
vous Prostration, General Debility, slecplcssness
Depression, and Indigestion.
Thai feeling Of bearing down, causing pain
weight, and backachc, lsalways permanently cured
bv It's use II will at all times and under all circum-
stances act in harmony With the laws that govern
the female system. For the cure Of Kidney Com
plants Of either sex this Compounds unsurpassed.
LYDIA 4. PINKlIAM's VEGETABLE CON-
POUND Is prepaid at 253 and 235 Western ave-
nue.. Lynn, Mas. Price, 81; six bottles for 50.
sent by mail In the form OF pills, also in the form Of
lozenges, on receipt OF price, 81 per box for either
Mrs. PISKHAM freely answers all letters OF In
qury. Send for pamphlet. Address as above.
Mention this paper.
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SfahhctI I'D Deaih,

SELMA, ALA, December 3.-Tuesday
night difficulty occurred at Rehoboth,
Ala, between Captain Dan. Jones. n promi-
nent merchant of Mobile, and Max and
Morris Michaelis, during which Jones was
fatally stabbed. He died last night. The
trouble was about business settlement.
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An Old Feud Settled.

ST. LOUIS, December 1.-Two men
named Hunt and Dmklin, between whom
an old ieud existed, met on the road two
miles from Fillmorc's on Thursday, and
after some hot words Hunt shot Dunklin
through the head, killing him instantly.
Hunt surrendered to the authorities.
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Writ of Error Refused The Mechanics
Rank OF Newark.

NEWARK, n. j.. December 3.-Chancellor
Runyon this morning refused to grant a
writ OF error in the case of Kinkowski, the
INDEPENDENTLY murderer.
The counsel for the Mechanics Bank an
nounces that the directors Yesterday agreed
upon scheme for the establishment OF
the bank and to raise fund with the view
TO an honorable adjustment OF the claims OF
stockholders, depositors, and other credi-
tors. The particulars will shortly be made
l..
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The French visitors.

NEW ORLEANS, December 3.-On Decem,
Der 10Th the citizens OF New orleans VIII
give grand ball and reception AZ an ,ho
French Opera-Honse In honor OF the us
tinguished French visitors VINO "eIc ~.
Gently the guests OF the na'ion !" 'no
Yorktown Centennial.
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TIE AssAssIN's DEFENCE.
,,ose Of the Third week of enc Great
Murder Trial.

..,i;can Caucus, James ". Keller, of
o,ie. Nominated FOR Speakcr-Fatal Endina
rsud-Writ of Error Refused in Muir
,,r Casc-The Newark Mechanics Bank
r.,,afine 10 KOnorahly Adiusi-A Mobile
x..ehsut Kilicd-h Cool Robbery; $1,000
nh er Bonds stolen from Under Bank
r-,.i8rp,'s Nose Desperate Encounter IN
re,as-TcNas Railroad aiattors-Attcmp:ed
,..,ss,nation OF Mexican Governor.
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COURT ORDERS.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HAN
4 OVER COUNTY, OCTOBER 20, 1881
DeOcan BOMlcs-. Ihfihhf
rs.
r. l.. Wiltshire and Martha V. his wife: Bollman
H. BOwles and Ann b.. his wife: Patrick ~. Dug
gins and Mary T., his wife; Matthew W. Nuckol-
aud Ann h.. lis wife; W. n. iligginson and >n-
san L.. his wife; Edwin Vaughan, late sheriff 81
Hanover, and administrator Ne b0nfs non WIN
the will annexed Of BOllman II. BOwirs, de-
ceased: Mary J. BOwles, personal n preventative
Of TarlctOn t. BOwles, deceased: and Georgc
Boswell BOwlcs, the last named an infant under
the age OF twcuty-one years, by J. \. Brown, hts
guardian I'D i0UDi assigned To dclend him 70
IN III -............ defendants.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
SATURDAY. December 8. 1851.

SATURDAY. December 3, 1881.
sALEs-FmsT BoARD.-30 shares Atlanta and
Charlotte Railroad stock %. c. az 7s1, 100 do
tB. CT at ISL.
SECOND BoARD.-10O shares Ailnnta and Char
lotte Railroad stock at 10; 10 shares Richmond
and Danvillc Railroad stock at 12f. 100 90. at
l24k; 10 shares Richmond aud Petersburg Rail-
a III - a.
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FELL DEAD ~ HIS HOUsE.-On Wednes-
day evening, November 23d, in this city,
about O'Clock, Mr.. Frank Gorrell, who
resided on west Market street, Greensboro,
y. g., went into the basement Of the house
for the purpose OF getting n large stick Of
wood TO build fire that he said would last
all night. His wife heard him coming ZIP
stairs with the wood, and when he had
gotten some three or four steps she
heard the wood fall, and on running
TO the head OF the stairway she dis
covered that her husband had also fal-
len. rs he had recently had seyc-
raj fits, she supposed he had fallen in a
III, and Immediately ran for DR.. Ii. a.
Check, who lived next door. The Doctor
was at home, aud was with Mr.. Gorrell in
two minutes after he fell, but life was al
ready extinct. He had not moved limb
after his fall. He was placed upon 4 bed
and carefully examined, but nothing indi-
Gated any hurt from the fall, and the Doc
tor th nks the heart was too feeble 10 per-
form its functions under the strain OF at
tempting TO carry up stairs the heavy log Of
wood.
Mr.. GOrrel leaves a wife and one child
and a devoted mother TO mourn his un-
timely death. lie was about twenty-five
years OF age Greensboro "a. c. Tribune.
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A bank President Going within the

JERSEY CITY, December John Hill
lard, president Of the Mechanics and La
borers' Bank, Of Jersey City, which sus-
pended November 2, 1878, has been con-
yicted Of conspiracy 60 defraud, and sem
fenced to eighteen months In the State
prison. James Donncllen, secretary, and
DR.. Thomas 0'Callahan, director, were
sentenced to pay fine OF $500. Sentence
was suspended on Adam J. Dittmar, .Iere-
miah Sweeney, Patrick Shearon, and the
other convicted directors. The court was
crowded with depositors. billiards sem
tence. was applauded. lie broke down and
his wife tainted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04

Happiness and prosperity are so indls,
solubly linked with good health that all
those suffering with hoarseness,. coughs,
colds, etc., should try pr. BnlPs Cough
Syrup and be cured. Price % cts.
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So far rs the State debt is concerned, we
care nothing in the selection OF a senator,
and the position Of no man ought to be con-
sidered in thai connection. Is he Dem
Ocraty VIII he act with the national Dem
ocrutic party? These are The questions to
be propoundcd and answers demanded, and
il the answers are IN the affirmative, then
support him with might and main, though
be may be the most extreme ReAdiuster in
the State Rockingham Register.
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INCUANcERY.


Extract from decree Of october 26, issl.I
The Court doth adjndge, order. and dccree
that this cause be referred % one Ot the commits
-oner. of this court with Instructions Ia state The
following accounts and ~ make the following IN
quiries and report the u the Court with any
other matters specially stated deemed pertnentby
himself. or which any other party may ask to have
80 staicd-viZ.:
1T An account Of the transactions 81 TarlciOn
T. ROwles as late curator Of the estate OF Bollnan
II. BOwles, deceased, and AZ administering Gun
testanent0 dRneTO OF said Bollman III. Dowles,
deceased &c.
20. An account OF the transactions Of Edwin
Vaughan, late sheriff and administering de b0nis
non eiiBI testdmsRto dnRero OF Bollnsn II.
IOwles.
81. An account Of all debts and demands agains.
the late holman H. Bowles. deceased, shaving The
amount and relative priOriiies thereof and 10
whom coming, &C., &c.
The parties interested In This dccrv. ere hersey
notified that have appointed TUESDAY the l3th
day OF December, 1851, and my ONCE, over the
National Bank Il Virginia, a. The Zine and place
FOR executing this decree, when and where You are
required 20 attend.
l nor issI :. G.. REDD,
no Io-law4w Commi ,ss0ner.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
MARINE INTELLICG.CF.
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 3.lssI.
AnnfNEn-

steamer Manhattan, Kelly. New York, merclan-
die and passengers, g.. ". Nicn & Co.
Steiner Pioneer, Pl1tt, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc ana passengers. !. ". Mctn rrick. agent.
steamer Ariel. clifford, Norfolk, mVrrhanlise
and passengers and United states mails T.. Is.
Tatum, agent.
Schooner Caroline Holmes. Jackson. Philadc-
pha, friedrich. Virginia Mining Company.
Schooner =. II. Crawford. Reed, New York. old
rails. Trcdcgar COMPANY
Schooner Charlie Woolscy, Long-treei. lleXan-
dria, phosphate. Richmond and D1nyinc Railroad
Company.
schooner II. II. Grant, sutpbin. New York, Old
rails TrcLeglr Company.
SAILED.
Brig Lucy ". snow, Hall, Boston, coal. q. Storrs
vessel, Currie & Co.
Schooner Maria Pearson. A-ay, EilL1hc,hport,
railrOld-tie-. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Hattie T.. Giles, outtcn. Norfolk, cOal.
Che,apcakc and Ohio Railway Company; yc sell
Curtis Parker
schooner +. G. Knight. Jr.. lIuntley. New York
ria Oshome's wood.
Schooner r. ". II. White, smith, New York ria
James river, wood.
Schooner v. :. Farwell. Haskell. Portsmouth,
y. r.. coal. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Conn
pauy: vessel. Curric & Co.
schooner =. \. serbner, Sm Do. Son'ers. {, Mas.
coal, Currlc * CO.
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Summing Mills burned.

LONDON, December 3.-The spinning
mills OF Black d Wingate, at Glasgow, have
been burned. Damage, 100000. \ thou
sand persons are out OF employment by the
disaster.
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NIRGINIA POSTAL MAITEEs.-A new post
Office has been established at bradshaw,
Roanoke county, Va, with Mansfield NJ.
Moore a. postmaster.
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No family should be without LYDIA Z. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation
Dlliousncss aud Torpldity Of The Liver. Twenty
five cents per box. Sold by all druggists.
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WOOD AND COAL.
. II. HAYES,

GOAL AND WOOD-FIRsT-CLAsS
" FUEL.-An kinds Of ANTHRACITE
sPLINT, CLONER-Hl1L, WET vlRGlNlA,
ENGINE. CUMBERLAND, and all other tOAL,
constantly ON hand: also. OAK and PINE WOOD.
All offered ~ reduced prices. IL viii pay You y,
call and examine prices before purchasing. Oppo
sition b. combination my motto. Offices 1906
Cary and TO Broad street, opposite Theatre.
Jy2 {. H. PAOt.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID EXECUTEDsat the DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. <e.
A GAINST SMALLPOX, DIPHTHE-
IA RIA, TYPH0ID-yEvER, &C.

BLAIR's CrILoRAL THYMOL PR0PUYLAC-
TIC AND DisiyFECTAEr
destroys the germs Of contagious diseases In ac-
cordance with The latest teachings Of science Its
use l. simple, harmlcss, and agreeable IL Is en-
ployed by some Of our ablcst physicians.
Prepared by J. BLAIR,
corner Broad and Ninth streets.
Price. soc. bottle. nos
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A wAeuINGTON WITNESS.

Mr. Edward Daniels, OF this city, was
called, and testified that he had nrst met
the prisoner in the Young Mems Christian
Association rooms I'm this city in the winter
Of 1878. lie seemed to be man OF more
than usual intelligence among men VINO
distribute tracts. Some persons said ne was
cay. He impressed the witness as man
Of unusually good education by the manner
Of bis address. He remembered If he was
eornered in logic he flew back upon the
IDEA that he had some higher source OF III
formation. Then he became incoherenl.
Witness said he paid no attention 10 the
Charge that the prisoner was crazy, De,
eeause ! hive been called insane myself.
Ike regarded him the prisoner as a very
Jealous man; he claimed some special iiiu-
Innation; he thought on these occasions
thst the prisoner was out OF his head.
SENATOR DAVID DAVIS
wa placed on the stand, but knew nothing
about the prisoner. lie was questioned
about political matters and the so-cailcd
ofeaeh In the Republican party.
TIE omTEAu INTERVIEW IN JAIL.
lr. G. A. Bailey, stenographer, testi-
ned to visiting the jail shortly after the
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FURNITURE.


I ARGEsT FURNITURE ANDM
IL BEDDING ESTABI ISiIMENT "
SOUTH OF MN YORK. ~
NEARLY 10000 SQUARE FEET FLOOR'It
ROOM.
GEORGE T.. STACY.
1908 MAIN STREET AND 3, Z. AND . SOUTH
TWELFTH STREET.
Is receiving and adding daily To- his IMMENSE
STHC * OF FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, and
sTEAM-DRESSFD FEATHERS.
HAIR MATTRESSES, FEATHER Bids, Pill
LOWS. AMI BOLSTFRs made over aud renovated
by an improved method. Don't fail 10 examine
before buying. Steam-cieyators to all parts Of the
house. se ls-3m
FURNITURE. FURNITURE.M
Il WILLIAM DAFFRON. IL
manufacturer and dealer IN tliAMBEH, H/J
PARLOR. and DlNlNG-ROOM FLRNi'1t
TURF. WOOD and CANE-SEAr CHAIRS. and
every article in TIE FURNITURE LINE; Fed
ding Feathers. and Mattresses Does tie business
carries the stock. and cannot be undersod Office
and warcroOms. 80 Main street; Factory Is, u,
20. -. e north Fifteenth street, Richmond, Va.
orders nv mail promri'y attended TO- oc l2-3m
VISITORS AND OTHERS ma
need of FURNITURE would do well o. u
call at r.. CARTWRIGHT e SONS, 10 Cow IHJ
ernor street and examine heir large and
wclI-lssortcd stock Of WALNUT and POPLAR
CHAMBER and DlNlNG-ROOM FURNITURE.
embracing all of the new styles. Easy terms OF
payment. Don't forget tie place.
T.. GA1lIRlGHT 6 SON,
oc 2I-3m rs Governor street.
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Sh.l;lde!Ohl1 Market

fHILADKLrHIA. Pa, February l.. Flour
quiet bu; steady; superfine S. .a&3 q! !;
extra 81 .'tli - Ohio an, Indiana family
% 23Go -: Pa. do - .JlS5 II: ST. Louis family
3 OG6 90: Minnesota Extra IL CONS IS
straight. s. 'J16 y: winter patent i; sd; 20
sprin. do Sc 5Ol61 -
Rye Hour ut 81 90.
Wheat frmer and more in,i airy No West
crn Red 81 lfs .9I Il: PA, Red. and Amber 81 IL
@l15.
Corn firmer; steamer .c: ye'iowII.c;
mixed 3SGj;L.c.
Oats quiet but firm: No. | White 41c: No.
+'Gijlac; No. DO 4tc No. Mixed i.i.GS Eic.
Rye nrm ut 9Jc.
Provisions frnler: mes. pork. 81; :,.Q
II 100; new, sl5 O0lt II IL beef hams SDI.,; in
dian mss beef $l9l 10 10 {. o. h. Recommended
hams lt14elllc: picxir, hams y. tI9l SC :smOkeu
shoulders % ;tI6c: salt DO - ,Gl5isc.
Lard frmcr; city kettle Io9l0l.c: loose
butchers " i6G9i5 &c prime steam $iO5%.
Butter steady. with moderate trade ::
81 Bradford county and New York extra tubs
21a52Sc do Iirkins. 2lll2sc: Western ,iairy
extra 25d2Ic: do good tO chOico .'lI yic Roll.
firm: Penn':: Extra IiG!sc: Western Reserve
cX,r:, lSG9
Eggs Hrmer; prnn'a. 2lGaJc: Western ..;ss
2jc.
Cheese quiet AMI steady; New York
ful! cream. ~ .taic: Western fan cream
l3t.4ilc; d" iuir 30 SOui l2fDilt,c: ,lI
half skins lO1..ilIl,c Pa. ,io loi.ssIu, &C.
Petroleum Quie! refined Dc.
Whisky scarce &; - 20.
Scr;i--t.Ool to pri,i1 clover Unsettled .IS;,:
10 Il" Timothy j"hl'in. - M do .in FiaxSc-',
quiet ,t 81 ;1Gnr!:.
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BY WIRE.
News Ot tho Afternoon III Brief.

news Ot tEC AFTERNOON III lSr1eI.
To-day's ballot in the senatorial CONVEX
tlon developed no change, the vote stand
ing, Beaver -. Wallace 81. Bayne 10,
scattering ).
Burglars blew open the large iron safe
in the mil! of John II. Schali. Laury's
station, Lehigh county, last night, but did
not obtain much plumber
The breakup in the ice at Port Deposit,
Nd. came very suddenly and the town is
now considered in great danger. The
track of the p. W. 4 +. road is under
water.
The Lehi.h river is greatly swollen two
trcstlcs have been swept from under the
Lei,i@h Valley bridge at Penn Haven, Ii
is feared that the fifty million feet of lunl-
Der in the boom at White Haven may
break away, in which case the Lehigh
Valley and Lcl.i.ll coal and navigation
company's bridges at Penn Haven will bc
destroyed.
Argument in the junction railroad case
was begun in the Cnitcn States circuit
court at Philadelphia to-day.
Charles ii. kcnrohth, one OF "Dr.'
Buchanan $ professors i'll the latter's
bogus me.lica! college, in Philadelphia,
was to-day sentenced to Il years imprisOn-
mrut
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TIL. HUMANE; ;"S2J:.
= Fine Tine IN i'rcsrc',i Oh the i':ii

There has been great activity al !:I;. !iu-
nline hose hn,,se to-day in li!a cnmr:rt;"!l
of the arrangements; foG tic "I'ci,!ny oi ia:
fai: to-niy yl,t, the programme %. exercise S
Tor which occasion We have already rHb
lisllcL il, iHii. The s,,i,n'!i;i large ,';':'nH
floor, under the sliiii:Gl direction 81: .:li-
thony Iskc, has l,ccn arranged with uE'
usually good taste and atta! a II ~ effect
i've design The lower ru"'n Gnnb
waiter anh :;ltc-chami';:s will b1
uset! to facilitate .l,e sue
cess:ul operation Of ti.e rc:rcshmrEi
and restaurant departments. The fair Will
have the usual features ot lnnc;l and
cigar tables. 4" "nchccca's wtii, fortune
teller's booth, fish po:d, wheel of fortune,
etc: but the main tables for tl!r display
and sale Of fancy goods are :rl:iu-ei! ai!uI
Il new design. The main table i'll tiiC ccii-
trc OF the room will be the Humane table.
ciaboratcly decorated witt, special devices
and notices. On the west side :i.e the
Empire hook and ladder. tnipn :.:iIl
Shifllcr tables on t!c east side arc sun,
Friendship, Washington and American.
Each table is trimmed with wreath :,
arches. fcStoon:ngs. flags. iaTreri and
shields. clnblazoniny the name Of the r.
spective company, its motto and lie conn
pany device. The south end OF tlia room
is fitted up with stage Handsomely: set oil
with flags and other decoration, for The
music and speakers tonight. il fall ac-
count of the decorations, attendants, and
exercises tonight will appear il! Monday )
INTELILGENCEH. The ;ircmcn generally
take warm interest in the Humane s
fair and the relations "i .hit
COMPANY with its contemporaries is
the very kindliest. Proof Of this: is afforded
by the presentation to the fair ,.i Il :ii,i-
some music box by the Empire tnnranE,
which has been on exhibition iii II. Il.
Rhoatls Il Bro. $ .jcwelry store window. =,
massive cake, surmountei by & towering
device in confectionery work, presented to
the fair by G. Eocttncr. iS.isplaye'i ia the
same place.
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OBITUARY.
Death OF Henry X. TTon:.

Henry r. Trout, ali old and highly re-
spected resident OF this city, died this
morning at his home Oh West Orange
street, aged about 80 years. He was q
native of this county and in his early life
followed farming, bu' became Il resident ri
this city many years age and fer q i:ns
time conducted successfully the Western
hotel, corner of Orange amd Water streets.
For several years past h" has
been out of business and lived re-
tired. He was twice mariia': an" was
the father Of five daughters and nnc So'i,
of whom four are married. For several
months past Mr. Trout was i'll i'll health.
and for more than month Was confined;
TO his home with 4 cl,ro:,ic disease "f the
stomach, which finally caused his death.
He was kind and iM,luI.cn: husband and
father, a genial companion. and an upright
business man.