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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-26
DAILY INfELLIGENCER.
Friday, Aug. 90. 1881.


In giving . synopsis of the annual
report Of DIR ] NJ Meares, Health Or
Ger of the city Of San Francisco, the
Chronicle says:
The latter portion Of the report deals
st length with statistics and general
consideration of smallpox. and consid-
cradle attention is given to the relative
merits Of vaccination by bovine and
other virus During the fiscal year 5O7
cases OF smallpox were reported and
verified. OF these. 459 were scot to
the Twenty sixth street hospital, and
4S were quarantined and treated in the
city. Of those sent to the hospital 81
died, and OF the 48 remaining 10 the
city 25 died. Nine of the latter were
Cinnamon reported after deaIh. De-
spite the alarming proportions assumed
by the disease. its spread was consider
ably retarded and impeded by the very
general vaccination Of the people, not
only during the prevalence of the dis-
ease last year. but also some few years
previous. Such was the demand for
virus that it was impossible to obtain
. sufficient quantity TO satisfy the ur.
gent necessity Of the occasion. The
first great factor in srresting the dis
ease was to vaccinste with animal virus,
or humsnized lymph 90 slightly re-
moved from the bovine IS to be equally
protective. Since the introduction OF
bovine virus (Beugency stock it has
been used by the Health Department,
and over $4,000 persons have been vac
cinated. exclusive Of such as have been
vaccinated by city physicians. The re-
port then goes on TO give reasons in
favor Of the use of bovine virus, as be-
ing superior to other virus. principal
among which are that il is absolutely
certain that bovine virus is O protection
against smallpox, and that unlike hu.
man viros. it does not convey disease.
10 support of O theory Of compulsory
vaccination, the beneficial results ct.
tending the general vaccination of pub
lilo school children, within the last few
years, are cited. and q conclusion
drawn that. but for the sanitary regu
lation made in the department, the
number OF fatal cases might be ct pres
ent reckoned among the thousands. In
view Of these facts. it is contended that
the Board of Health should have the
power to appoint small number Of
public vaccinstors at moderate salary.
whose duty it should be TO make visits
under proper regulations. Il 10 be-
heved that the people would be thus
thoroughly protected against the dis
ease. Another prominent factor in or.
resting the spread of the disease during
its recent visitation is ascribed to the
prompt removal of cases to the Twenty.
sixth street hospital.
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BOARD OF EoUALIzATIoN.-Th fol,
lowing is from the Courier: At the
last session of the Legislature Terri
torial Board of Equalization was Gre
ated, consisting of five members. one
from each judicial district, and the
Territorial! Auditor and Treasurer. The
appointees were: f G Frary, First
District; @ A Reed, Second District.
and @ w Young. Third District.
Last Monday having been fixed by
law as the time Of the first meeting,
the above named gentlemen. with
Auditor T M Reed and Treasurer Fran
OILS Tarbell. met and organized by the
election of Tsrbell, Chairman, and T
NJ Reed, Secretary.
They have been in session almost
constantly since. and will not be able
to close their work for several DAYS vet.
They found that in the matter of equal.
izing the assessments of the present
year they were powerless. the existing
laws not having provided properly for
returns from the several counties of
the details of assessments, but the ses-
sion will be of great value in the
future.
The Board is drafting proposed rules
TO govern County Assessors and Audi
tors blanks for the use OF such officers
and for the Boesd in future amend.
ments 10 ths Laws creating the Board
and touching upon all revenue matters,
90 that they will harmonize with ach
other, and in general adopting sys.
ten of'opsratioos for the future.
The result Of their labors will be EN-
bodied in Q report TO the Governor and
Legislature, and no doubt will be made
the basis Of vslusble legislation at the
coming session.
They are all practical men. familiar
with the matters they have had under
consideration, and their recommenda
tons will Be entitled TO the respect of
the Legislature.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-26

HUNG By MoB. by Q letter re-
ceived here day or two since. says the
Albany (Oregon) Register. we learn that
Thos E westiake. oldest son of Cyrus
Wsstlake, Esq, late resident of this
city. was hung by mob at Cotton
wood. Shasta Co, Cal. o short time
since. under the following circumstan.
ces: Thomas Westlake had On alterca-
ton with o young man named John
kcCcol. aged Is. who had come to Cal
ifornis some four years previously.
Westlake and McCool met At Fosters
hotel. Westlake being on his way from
Modoc county 10 HOLSTER, where his
mother livea They drank together
several times. and soon had disagree
ment McCool being reported a. say
ing: don't know whether they are
any relation to the Westlakes who live
In Cottonwood or not. but they are reg
ular id scoundrels," etc., etc. using
strong language. indicating that they
we're terrible set. At last wes.iake
told MoCocl to leave him. and he didn't
want to hear any more talk about the
Westiakes; not 10 come near him or
take step toward him. McCool an
swered that he was . man as well m
Wesslake. and that he would 90 toward
him (Westlskel twenty-five feet, and
proceeded 20 20 toward wesilaks.
When he bad taken Q couple of steps
toward him, Westlaks pulled out bis
revolver and shot him. the bali strik.
ing 1t the lower part Of the breast
oo0e. taking downward course after
leaving the breastboss. we,tlaks vas
arrested. - IL was at first supposed
that the woand would not prove fatal
Westiaks was released on $500 bonds.
after preliminary examination. when
be prooesded on his Journey. Shortly
After McCooi died. Westlske was re-
arrested. tried and found guilty IN The
second degree. A new trial wAs en-
piled fcr ard granted. when he vas
aequittsd. The citizens then took the
matter IN hand, and before Westlake
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL on
- theee settisrs on Railroad LAnsis which h :.
ee<r rssscred 70 the pab,is domain. ana Who Nv.
pAid y - pr acre for the sar,e tl.f ne viii n,
ses peg eenfam collect from tAs Go rssnmens zoe
half q the Enoaey - rAlS
nhs-f JACOBS q SExxEE
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE

tnai Weakness, Impoteney. night io<ses by
creams pimples On the face, and lest rnznhso6
can positively be cured. The sick ana aesicteA
should no. fan 70 esfi upon him. The Doctor
has travelled exfensisely In Europe, ana inspscted
thoroughly the various hospitals there obtsiuing
. great deal Of valuable information, which -
10 eompetent 20 tmpsrs 70 those In need 81 his
Services. Dr. GIBB0N viii make no chsrr.
1nless he eject . cure. Persons q . aistsnes
NAV BE CURED AT HOME. All com
mnnicsfions strictly eonadential. You zee a
one but the Doctor. Persons writing % tAe D.
tor vii please stake fhs name of ths psper thex
sse this advertisement In. ChsrRaa rsasonstis
CAL or write. Address DIR. J. y. GIBBON. Hu
me@c0es a1e-ASV9
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A Chinese mother at Fresno (Cal. J
bsndsged her little girls feet. after the
fashion Of her country. snd for several
days the cries of the sufferer were heard
throughout the mining town. Then 9
mob Of Indignant miners broke into
the house, cut off the bandages. soaked
the feet in liniment. aud threatened to
hang the woman il she renewed the
inhuman practice.
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

UNITED srArn pIsrxKr LAID e svscR.
oLxnyfA. WAznrrazox TRnsrrpsvi
NOTICE II HERRBY GIVEN THAT IN cox
~ pisanes with the provtsious ef the Al a.
oosgrs@ approved June :. ISIS. entitled San AcS
tor The ssls % Timber Lands On the sss1~s of Cay
ifonls, Oregon. Nevada and washingtcn Terri
tory, James l. Clark. Of King coansy. wsahins.
toa Territory. hes this day nle1 In this once IA
app.scafaon 70 purchase the SIX Of section No a.
N Lovnship No. - NORTH. Range Nc. Esss Of he
Wiilamsete Meridian ''
Any and all psrsons claiming Adversely TIA s.,a
described Land. o. say perfion tAsreef' Ar. 49,
~ rssuafee 10 lie their claims Tn this ofcs vim
u sisy teol Gays from date hsreof.
Given undsf my hand. sf my Once, In olympta.
". T.. snis the isth day of Nay. AID. issi.
J. T. BROWN.
MNiw REGISTER Of tbs Land Ocsoa
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UNITED SrArKs DIETRICH LAND Orrrcg.l
OLYMPIA. WARRINGTON TERRrToRY
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN COM.
~ piiance with the provisions OF an Act OF
Congress- approved June 8. 1878, entitled San act
Tor the sale OF Timber Lands In the States OF GAL
usfaia. oregon, Nevada and Warrington Terrific
~, David Fenlsson. OF snohomish County Wash.
ington Territory. has this day filed In this once his
application to purchase the lots !, 2, 8 and OF
section No. 10. In Township No. 81 North, Range
No 0 East OF the william cite Meridian
Any and all persons claiming adversely thu ssid
described Land. or any portion thereof are hereby
required TO Ole their claims In this once within
sixty toO) days from date hereof.
Given under my hand. ct my once In Olympia
". Ts this the 18Th day Of May. AID. 1881.
]. T. BROWN
Jet-llw Register Of the Land Once
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usrTxD 1rAxRs DsrnrcT LAND 0vyIcx.
OLYMPIA, WAaauorou rxnnxrusx.l
NVlCk - nERkbY GIVEN THAT. IN CON-
~ plisnce with the provlssons OF ths Act Of
OosQees approved June 3. ls7e. entitled An sct
Tor the sale Of Timber LAnds IN the States Of CA
horuia. orseon. Nevada and Washington Tsrsiso-
", Michael T.Nelson. OF Snohomiah county Wssh-
inssse Territory, has this day alsd IN this efScs
nis Application 20 parohass ths los . and NEk a.
sWk OF Section No 10. In Township No 81 North.
Range No. kaseo the wfllAnssss Meridian.
Any and al peFsens claiming adversely the said
described Land. OF any portion thereof Are hsr,bs
required 20 als their claims In this osIcs vfthin
ssxty teol days from date hereof.
Uven under my hand. - my once In Olympia.
WIZ thts The ttth day Of June. AID. iss1
J. r. BROWN
Jeieliw Register Of the Land Of1os.
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Emission, Aversion 70 Society. Dimness of Vision,
Noises in the Head; the vital fluid passing unob-
served In the urine. and many other diseases that
lead to insanity and death.
DR.. MINTIE will agree to forfeit FIVE Hum
DRED DOLLARS for case Of this kind the VITAL
RESTORATIVE under his special advice and
treatmentl will not cure, OF for anything impure
or injuric1s found In It, DIR. MINTIE treats all
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
CONSULTATION yREE. Thorough examination ana
sdvice. including analysis Of urine. $500. Price
OF VITAL RESTORATIVE. $500 . bottle, or four
times the quantity. 5000; sent TO any address
upon receipt OF price. or @. o. D., secure from
observation. and In private name II desired, by
A. Z. M1NTIE. II. D..
IL Kearny Street, San Francisco, Gal.
DIR. MINrlE's KIDNEY REMEDY. NEPHREr.
IOuM. cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder
Complaints. 0onorrhoea, elect, LeacorheA Fer
sale ~ all druggists; $500 bottle. SIX bottles for
DIR. MfNrIEs DANDRLf0N PILLS. arc the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS cure
In the market. For sale By all druggists.
All orders for medieiae O. o. d. must be accom-
panied with u. les guarantee Of 20 faith
which win be deducted whom the package 10
shipped. Sxdkvtf
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
UxrrrD srArrs pIsrmcr LAND orr1cr

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OYrrcr.
Olympia, Washington Territory.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN COM.
~ plianee with The provisions OF the Act Of
Oon9ress approved June 3. 1878. entitled I" An Act
for the sale Of Timber Lands I'm the States Of CAL
ifoenia. Oregon. Nevada and Washington Terrific.
~. Thomas n. Cam. Of King county, washinx-
Ton Territory. has this day nled In this once his
Application TO purchase the M OF N Of Section
No =. 10 Township No. 20 North, Range No. East
Of the Willamette Meridian
any and all persons claiming adversely the said
Senseibed land or any portion the cot. ere hereby
required 20 nie their claims In this once within
sixfy tooj days frem date hereof.
=. Given under ny hand. q my once In Olympia
W. T., u The LIST day Of June, AID 1881.
J. T. BROWN,
Jeerllv Regtster Of the Land Offce
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Notice of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
UNITED srArEz DsrRIcr LAND oYyIcx,

Olympia. wsshington Terrttory.
NOTICE ID HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN COM.
~ piiancs with the provisions OF the Act Of
Congross approved June 8, 1878, entitled " An Act
Tor the sale OF Tmpcr Lands In the States of Cal.
ifornia. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terrific
r.. George Price. Of Snohomish county. wash.
ington Territory. has this day iled In this once
his application TO purchase the swh OF section
Of the Willsmetts Meridian
Any and oil ps rsons claiming adversely the said
described land. or any portion thereof are hereby
required to hle their claims In this Office within
sky t60j days from date hereof.
Given under my hand. ct my once In Olympia.
W.T., this the 10Th day OF July. AID. 1881.
J. T. BROWN.
jz5-ilw Register Of the Land once,
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The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

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Seminal Wea K n e SIS,
Spermatorrhea. LOST
MANHOOD. Impoten-
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the terrible effects Of
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rs Less of Memory,
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NOTICE.

a NJ PARTIES HOLDING sNoHoMIsH corn.
Snp dated prior 20 January lst Is7s. are
Requested 10 present IL 20 the Urea mrrr AZ 50
eoenfy a his efsns IN snohomixh City, ". r.. fer
rsdsnption-
Let WILBUR
Treasurer Of suohomish County. v. r.
'>ssa thh ~ dsy Of August, 1851. sls-sv
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

No. 2s9O.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
a Judicial District Of Washington Territory.
holding terms 90 Seattle.
John y. Damon, Plaintif vs. George ID. Hil
Observation-Disclosures 10 hereby given that. by virtne
o. an execution issued out OF the above entitled
Ccart In the shove entitled action against the
plaintiff, John =. Damon, and duly attssssd ana
served on the 9th day % August, AID ISL.
have levied upon the following described RAJ
property, 20 wit: Ali Of block thirty two. fs2I
Union City. also lots ave 5l and eight Ia In block
fwenty-three, f2Sl In Boren's plat OF tie town
NOV city, Of seattle all in King county wash
ington Territory, the property Of the aid John
y. Damon, piainti1. named In said execution. and
that viii On
SATURDAY,
The 10th day OF September, A. ID. IssI.
AZ The front door Of the Court House Of s.id Kiao
county. In the city Of Seattle. 1t the hour "A "a
q M, sell - pubic sactfon for cash the whole az
sAid property % tasisfy said execution for the
sum OF So s6.loo. costs Of suit ana increased
costa.
Dated this eth day tf August. AID. 1851.
L-v. WYCKUPF
sheriff King county. W.T.
J. 4 Lewis. Attorney for PlsintiT aaI3-ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-03
Combines Nahone Letter.

NEW YORK, June 2.-Tbe Heratd al
bany) correspondent says "Tbe dispatch
OF Senator COnklng to General Malone has
created a genuine sensation here. Repre-
sentative stalwarts say that it has very great
significance, and predictions are made that
it will have a mai ked effect on political af-
fairs. Senator ConkIing has placed himself
and his friends on record for all that is good
in MahOne'> policy, and has taken Just The
opposite ground Of that adopted by Pres-
dent Garfield and Mr.. Blaine. 1t is claimed
that the senators and assembIymen who vote
against the reelection OF Senators COnklIUg
and Plat practically oppose the sentiments
uttered in the senior EX-SENATOR dispatch"
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The Senatorial Battle Mt Albany
THE SITUATION UNCHANGED.


ALBANY, June 2.-The following is the
result OF the first ballot today for the va
clncy caused by Conkling's resignation
Conkling, 81; Jacobs, 81; Wheeler, 10
Rogers. II; Cornell. u Fenton, .; Pom.
eroy, i Edlck, Taylor, 2; Crowley, |
Bradley, !; Tremaine, 2; Chapman,
butcher, 1; Lapham, 1; Fish, 1.
The following is the vote to fill the va
cancy caused by PlalpS resignation: Plat,
2S; Herman, 80; Depew, %; Cornell, IL;
Lapham, s; Eyarts, 2; Ward, 3; Folger,
q; Crowley, 3; Miller. 8; Dutt her. . ;
Wadswortb, .; George b. Sloan, /; }. Van
colt, l. David Rumsey, |; Fenton, |.
The Assembly, by vote Of 81 TO Sc, has
adopted The concurrent resolution for re
cess from Friday until Tuesday next.
SECOND BALLOT-CONKLING LOSES ONE.
The Joint session then proceeded TO take
another vote TO ill the vacancy accustomed
by the resignation OF Mr.. Conkliug. Mr..
CowleS changed his vote from Conkliug 10
Cornell. The vote was as follows: For
Mr.. ConkIlng, SO; Wheeler, Il; jacobs,
80; Bradley, !; Rogers, ID; Cornell, 30;
FentOn, 3; others scattering.
PLATT Hobbs HIS own.
TO Mr.. Platt resulted rs follows: For Mr..
Plat. %; Depew, 30; Herman. 81; Cor
nell, 10, aud the remainder scattering.
THE ADMINISTRATION MEN LIKELY TO UNITE
On CORNELL AND DEPkW.
NEW YORK. June 1.-The Albany special
of the Ecening POST says: The large gain,
for Cornell for the short term ana for De-
pew for the long term indicate that the Nd
minislraiiou men Will unite upon them by
Tomorrow. I'm important conference in
reference TO this subject will be held to-
night.
THE CONKLINGITEs AND DEMOCRATS VOTE TO-
GEIHER.
WASHINGTON, June An Albany special
to the star says: "The Assembly has thl'
morning adopted a concurrent resolution tc
take recess until next Tuesday from to-
morrow. II was carried 10y six majority,
in spite Of the opposition Of the Amlnistra
ton Republicans. 1t has to be adopted 10y
the Senate TO make it operative, and the OPP
ponents OF COnkIing Will resort to every
measure to defeat 1t there II possible. II
now looks like long pull before the dead
lock is brOken.r
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FANCY GOODS. dc.



STEVENS
HAS JUST OPENED
Another large lot of those P0CKET-BOOkS
65c.-all cO'ors:
FIegapt CIGAR and CIGARETTE-CAsE>,
Handsome Fancy OFFICE INKSTANDS finished In
ebony aud gilt ard all gilt;
two new patterns Of CARD-RECElVERS-yer
handsome;
>,e,y PATTERNS and shapes of ENGRAVED GLASS
BOWLEs, PITCHERS, and GoBiETs-they
are beauties;
A few dozen five and six-foot sTEP-LAnDEhs;
Novelties in HOOP and BALL EAR-DROPs'
F,nv TIN sETs-all the newest styles and decOra-
tIons-bottom prices;
An sizes JAPANNED TEA-TRAfs-price from
10c. up;
A new LOT Of CRUMB-BRUsHEs and TRAYS;
An immense lot Of INDIAN BASKETS FOR lunch
work, scrap, collars, handkerchieis' &C.
Novelties continually being receivedat
STEVENS,
os 800 Broad street.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JUNE 2-The following are the quotations:
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-Common, s4.509t5; medium, s4.5c@
IS good, So a5.5O.
good, uone-nominal line, none-nominali extra
nnr. monte nominal.
6sam in1.-Common, sl5O@to; nfaom,
s5.5OMs6: good, s7.50afS.50; hse, s9Gte,90.
DARK ToBACCo-MASufACTUR
Ina FiiIers.-Common, S3.50@fa; medium,
si'506s5; good, $5.50Gs6.
IsST Ffiiers-Common, s56S560; medium
ssas6. so good, s7ess; ne,sessl0i, extra nnS
Wrappsrs.-Common, s7.50Sits so; medium
ts.5Om{e: good, s9.5O@sIO; ane, tlO@sll
extra, t12@fl3; extra scp-euSSe ed, none.
BRIGHT roBAcco-MA,sUFAcTURIsG.
5 81 ek .eod 40 anne so@s7;So Iea'un
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Texas RAILROAD Matters.

GALVESTON, June 2.-rhe NelcS has the
following special from Palestine, Texas
cat meeting Of the directors OF The TO-
ternati0nal and Great Northern railroad
Yesterday the road was leased to the Nj
souri, Pacific Company for nineiy-nne years.
The action OF the directors vas duly ratified
by the stockholders"
AUSTIN, June 2.-The tirst-mOrtgage bonds
and trust-deed OF the Chicago, Texas aud
Mexican Central railway in favor Of the
Trust Company Of New York, amounting
in the aggregate to sl0,GG0,000, was filed
with the Secretary of State yesterday.
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Railroad Accident I'm Texas.

ONE MAN KILLED AND TWO WOUNDED.
GALVESTON, June 2.-The NelcS has a
Fort Worth special which says that train
on the Missouri Pacific railroad was wreck
ed yesterday afternoon by the giving away
OF a wooden bridge spanning Trinity river,
two miles north Of town, and the engine
and nine cars, loaded with coal and iron,
went down. A brakeman named Roberts
was killed outright; Henry Fitch, fireman,
had his leg broken, neceSstating amputa.
ton, and the engineer. named Mcdonald,
received severe shock by jumping from
the train. The recent high water is sup
posed TO have rendered the bridge unsafe.
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An Interesting Case Decided I'm the
United States Circuit Court at Nor
fOIk-Quiek Trip by the Steamer
CIV of RtehrnooA

Especial telegram 10 the DIspatch.I
NORFOLK, Va, June I'm the United
States Circuit Court this morning-Chief-
Justice Waite and Judges Bond and.Hughes
prcsiding-in the matter Of Grabam's ex-
ecutor Us. The Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad, an order was entered remand
ing the case to the State courts. The deci.
sion is.of considerable interest in the south
western portion Of the State.
The steamer City of Richmond, belong.
ing to the Virginia Steamboat Company,
made the run from this port to Philadelphia
in seventeen hours.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
sY TELEGRAPH TO TIE DISPATCH

Washington News and Gossip--Meeting or
National Board OF HeaIth-Thc Situation nc
Albany-Murder in Mississippi Texas Rail.
road Maters-Fatai Railroad Accident in
Texas-Arcbbishop Purcell In a Sinking Con.
dition-The News from Mcxico--Death OF an
Eminent Frenchman-Riots in Ireland
Anti-Jcwish Russian Rioters Sentenced
Other Foreign Notes. &C.
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Etfsyss-common, s66s7; medium, S7@se
RrnDDsr ss--C0rnron, $Sa912 mcdfum
fI39sIg; good. t20gtz5; fine. 44c@s50: fancy,
wrdDDers.- M~hogony.--Comnon. e12@sIs
m. DUN, fl5MMt20; good, t22.ltz5; hue,
f30Ms40: extra. s45kss50.
wESTBRN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class of goods IL confines,
principaly 10 good old heayY-bodied lpys nid Ken
lucky River leaf We quote:
old !ugs, s4ft5: Kentucky River Iues,
biV1-tZ: kentucky River leaf, fl30tf5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-03
Affairs Ia Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, June 2.-CongTess has
adjourned sine die, its abors giving entire
satisfaction. The action taken on The tariff
question, it Is calculated, will increase the
revenue four or five million dollars. No
action was taken in regard TO the English
debt. The House banking bill, which failed
In the Senate, excluded this debt from the
banking scheme.
The Executive will very soon make use
Of his authorization 10 contract for the New
Orleans railroads. The Topoloyampo rail-
road scheme will probably fail.