davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-08-25
STORBRITTANIEN.

SIORB lEN.
Parlamentets 0fverhus antog Dor.
jan af sistliden vecka underhusets
amendement till den irlandska land.
,billen och denna kommer s4lunda att
blifYa lag. -- A.D. Wheelock, en- box
hallare, sym rymt ur sin tjenst hos en-
bankirfrma New York, sedan han
bestulit densamma pa $4,000, ARE.
sterades den 16 dennes i Southampton
pa angaren Neckar. - Efter landbil.
lens antagande ,har tvangsakten .un-
derhuset upptagits till behandling. -
Fyra fargade biskopar anlande den 18
dennes till London fran Forenta Sta
terna for att deItaga uti den stora me-
thodistk onferensen: -. !Prinsen af
Wales sages vara lila .sjuk, j. fold af
af en- f6rkylning, som han adragit sig
under sina oupph6rliga utdykter och
partier. u =.
NORDAFRIKA.
Araberna i Susadistrik ktet sagas trot-
sa guvern0ren och hans rnyndighet'.
Araber ,omringade nyligen EFT fir ranskt
lager vid SGabes och dodade tjugufsol-
dater. ALT var i b6rian af sistliden
;yecka lugnt, i Sfax,, men insurgenter.
ma yoro, blott nagra. mil fran staden.
I t:tfE : ~ =! isSt .i1-$ef. ~
Tillstandet ct inom landet blir ALT mera
osakert. Desett6rrssrr och araber sam.
la sig i"hopar, och teiegraf ftradarne
afskaras, ofverallt. =. En- fanatisk
arab spEang nyigent oen matt ge.
nom gatprna ii Susa, uppmtianainE7, a 2,
de sina 1andsman att forena sig med
honom uti ett. he1igt krig. Han ocn
hans f6lieslagare blefvo haktade, Sc
dan de m6rdat en- amaltes. Eft en-
gelskt krigsskepp :landsatte genast
800 man, men lugnet aterstaldes utaH
deras bitrade. Senare nnde attelser
meddela, att nya oroligheter egt rum
i susa. hyarunder fyra europeer b1if-
vii d6dade. sssssass
sRyssLAND. Esssts s1s.
ssjD Demonstrati0ner mot jndarne i PnI.
lava f6rdenyligen till en haftig strid
mellan militaren och en- p6beIhop.
Det sages att czaren kommit till den
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-08-25
SPANIEN.

Vid en.tjurfaktning som hollis i Mo:
rales sondags alta dagar sedan, in.
traffade en- .svar ,oiycka, hvilken hade
till, fold att "a personer dogo och
3O6 sarades. Hvaruti olyckan bestod,
namnes icke. - De nyligen skedda
va1en aHupo med stor seger for dc
liberala Madrid, hvilka valde de fle-
sta af slna kandidater.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-08-25
FRANKRIKE.

FRANhRIhE.
Gambetta h6ll den l6 dennes tai i
Paris vid ett elektoralm0te, hvilket
bes6ktes af omkring 10000 personer.
Talet afsag, att lugna folkmassan,
hvilken var i ett uppr0rdt tillstand,
men delta lyckades ej; Gambetta ma
ste uppgifva f6rs0ket. - En- luftseg-
lare, som i s6ndags alta dagar sedan i
en- ballong begaf sig fran Montpelier.
har sedan ej afhorts. Man tror, att
han fallit hafvet och omkommit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-26

No member ought to be excused by caucus
action from individual responsibility, but In
Joint convention Of the Legislature, and In
the solemn exercise OF his duties as leeis.
iator, each man should cast his vote accord.
ing to his conscience aud the wishes of his
constituents. We do not. therefore. deem
u wise To unite IN call for Joint CAUCUS.
We remain, dear sir, yours truly.
GEORGE II. Foster,
ID. McCARruY.
While do not fully concur IN the above,
| deem 1t unwise and inexpedient at the
present time TO JON In or recommend the
call Tor caucus. w. W. ROCKWELL.
Both sections-the Conking and anti.
Conklng members-talk confidently to-
daY. The refusal OF the Senate caucus
committee to call a caucus was not unex-
pected. The paper circulated yesterday for
the signatures OF the Republican members
calling caucus was still in circulation this
morning. The Stalwafts say IL will con-
tain the names Of the majority OF the Re.
publican members. At noon the StalwaEts
reported that they had fifty signatures TO
their cal! for caucus. Fifty.four Is ma.
iority OF the Republican members OF the
legislature
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-26
pfuIieO Races.

BALTIMORE. May 2j-The second day ii
d sprin- meeting OF the Maryland Jockey
Cob va, 2 greater success than the first.
TlGe Va, 80 very large attendance. The
4 OWING ,, summary Of the i've races OF
'af day:
FRS. Rgcl.-Dash Of one mile, for all
age. iha. n1d never won race Of one mile
o. oyer Won by Hermit; Marathon Sec
ODD. ki,.v Clark third, Dodette fourth.
>i.dow Dance tiftb, Kate Long sixth, Bride
C1ke seventh. Jake White eighth, and Soda
.a'i. Time. 1914.
Second Rqcf.-Vernal sweepstakes. for
uree.year-oli.. sir Hugh won; Cat0c'in
second, Oellatllrd. Potomac fourth, Sports
Nan d,th, Baltic sixth. Bliss seventh, Ada
eighth. S,and-Oh ninth, and clyde Hall
lat. Time. l:443.
Third RQce. one and an eighth miles.
for an age, % carry 100 pounds; flllles ana
gediug, allowed three pounds; purse,
$50. Won by Monitor; Glenmore second,
Janet Murray third. Boardman fourth, We
Tim flta, New York Weekly sixth, and Va
grant IA. Time. l:51.
Fourth RQce.-Peyton handIc1p stakes
Tor four-yc4r-Olds, one mile heats. Inc
following 3, d summary OF the race Gre
nada' l. ;. J.; Oden, ., /, ,; Bounce third
dlHaneed; Cinderella fourth, disianced I;
Ella Wa1eld fifth, ), 4 Judge Murray,
sixth, disla1ced. Time, l:434, 1:434. and
l47!.
Ftfth and Inst Rqce- Sieeple.chas Of
shout two and bali miles. Disturbance,
Derby, and Frank Short started. Won by
Derby. Disturbance second, Frank Short
lat. No Line taken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-26
The Funding Board of Tennessee In
Joined.

N,,Fylrr. Nav pa bill was served
nU.t mPtvoiler yesterday by the sheriff
a. f, county euI1iuing the Funding
Rlr .-rm crying out the requirements
freY1r aad per cent. funding act. The
tr e-es i1at the Mineral Home Railroad
..a,. and bonds Issued for war interest
SOB war 0uruose>, were illegally issued :;
u' fle funding act was procured by
bribery: TIA: members OF the Legislature
were ,rtcul4iinc IN Tennessee bonds when
o.. &C. W., na,sed. and that one member
received 10000 and another SIS eco for
,ru. Cog Toe act. The bill further
c.lrge, 90; The act is unconstitutional be-
aB,e :. -ppgopriales revenue for ninety
r.ns YEAR,. while the Constitution prohibits
1;IT11r'a,.on> for longer than two years !;
a..o because IL coniers judicial powers on
* g.iya utiicerS 10 pass upon the legality
q bonds: ,lGt bv the coupon feature the
school fund i diverted from its Legitimate
-lrpo,e>; nat il provides for funding
olad, held rv certain DOndhOlders. but eX-
crp'> bonds ncld by charitable and educa-
NOnalir>ttltiOus: that be act fails TO reclte
10 T., caption or Otherwise the title or
substance o' law repealed, retitled, or
amended. ;lat Il repeats section OF the
&C., Il March, 1873, prohibiting the recep-
ton Of ANYTHING but treasury warrants,
gold and silver. United states bank-notes,
and old Issue, OF the Bank Of Tennessee for
taxes by making coupons receivable Tor
taxes. IL- t.A further alleges that the act
j. ambiguous, add ask, for the construction
Of the ac. y TIE court. \ bill OF ipiunc-
lion was PRESENTED 10 Judge Williams al
Wncbe.ie., and .fot was granted on the
21.h % MY.
Comp'ro ~ Nolan, one Of the members
Of ne Funding Board. says no action will
be taken 20 Dissolve the injunction until the
Ic'urn 81 Treasurer Polk and Secre-
isrg-O..>...e Dunn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-26
rne struggIe at Albany.

THE SENATE CAUCUS COMMITTEES REASoNs
FOR REFUSING TO INVITE CALL FOR
JOINT CAUCUS.
ALBANY, n. Y, May 25.-The following
letter was sent to Speaker Sharpe at ll;3o
this morning:
STATE or NEW YORK, SENATE CHAMBER,
ALBANY, May 20, 1881. J
TO Hon. George IL. Sharpe, Chairman o.
Assembly Caucus Committee;
Dear Sir,-The Senate caucus committee
have given the question OF calling caucus
the earnest delIberation when the gTas'ly
OF the situation demands. The Unitea
states senators from this state have resigned
and thrust upon the Republican members OF
this Legislature tie alternative OF support
ing or antagonlzng the National Admins,
tration. THIS issue involves the integrity Oh
the party. The resignation OF our senators
has left the Senate Of the United states 10 Tue n
control OF a Democratic majority. Inc ne
nublican party OF the State cannot submit ils
relations TO the party In the nation TO tne ac'
c,sIon Of the majority Of legislative caucus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-26
o.ruoe,mcdwiih Applications.

,.,sul<S7cN. -. c., May 25.-Since en-
80 Er.,e entered upon his duties as
- n ,he Treasury on Monday last
a a S 80 hem orcrwhelmed with applications
81 Az Nj. Bruce saws it is mistake
j.. ,ns nsri II these applicants to suppose
~, Il, olics gives him any power Of ap-
'-.-'-,meui; ;hai. IN fact. his recommends.
CAR ttJk>hips would have no more
Nh r,a Than when he was private
'..-,r. s-l hat even il il had 1t would be
e.-.ss.,ls improper for him 10 be the me-
!s'..~.sf pressing applications on the See.
.o.-, q 90, Treasury.
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By Telegraph
NEW YORK.

NEW lNhh'
Npw YORK Nav ID Cotton firm; sales,
o36 bales; uplands, l0Ac.: Orleans llc.' con-
seIdatea net receipts, Co bales; exports-to
Great Britain, 740l bales, 10 The Continent,
common TO far extra. ij.I0Gs5.50; good 10
cGoce extra. $3.50 $3.50 Wheat l@2c higher,
bu,tne,s: ungraded spring $I.l9HdSl.22. Corn
isnIc higher, with lair export business ungradtd
57c Oats haSc. hsher ana ialIT ac ,esr
hngs I2Ml &c. coffee in fair demand ana nrm !;
Rio. lO1al1c. sugar friner ana larry acliVe' :
fair 10 good refining. 74g7%'.; prime. Itc'; re-
CSC Molasses In fair d, mand aud hrln; rice iairN
active and firm. koSin strong AZ I;9O@f2' 1ur-
neniin. nrm 1T 3Gltd37c. Wool unchanged. Porn
am heavy. ana nominally lower; old, sl5.75m
SIG MiGdes dun ana lower long clear S4Gesc,
hort -9sc;, Lard fairly active c closing nm al
sl105ASlll5. Freights lower
BALTIMORE
R,rT1NopE. MAY 25.-Flour active and firm :;
Uoward-~treet and Western suDertne, - 0Odt4
extra S4.2JG 50 family. 50 25dSG 80: tity MUS
snnerdne f3 5Gn$ "a extra. - 5Oms5 Rio brands
az 69%TS7; Patap.co family, 81 20. Wheat
Southern ,teady ana quiet; western active iirtgn-
lar and higher Going WEAK; '2ntherm reu
red, snot. Sl.25A@sl 26 Nav, sl.23A@si'2o'
June, 81 25@SlZ54; July, sl.2lHdsl.2 rs: Au-
gust, 81 ls@sl.l6k. Corn-soulhern, steady Ior
easy for yellow: western dull FOR spot. nrner
for futures; southern white. 69kc; yellow, oOc.
Oats a SPADE drmer; western Willie; 3Sg iyc,
mixed, 47K@4sc. Rye dull at sl.l2@ti 10. HAY
dulI: prime 10 choice Pennsy lyania and Maryland
SSIGS25. Provisions fairly steady and quiet. Mess
nork-OId, SIT; new. fls. Bulk neats-Loose
Shoulders aud ciear.rin SIDES nominal no stock ;
hacked. sc. rs and $3.50. Bacon-shoulders 7tc.;
li.ar.,ib sides, O4c. mans, l2c. Lard. Ike
Bniter drm wes ern grass. lS@2Oc.; winter, 10
mI4c Eggs firm at l3c. Petroleum nrm: refined,
Hose COn,e-More demand aud hrmer RIO car
goes Sa,61l lac. sugar firm aud b CHER; SOIL,
lOI.c. Whisgev quiet and nominal az 81 os.
Freighis 10 Liverpool, per steamer dulI ana nom
nal or,
CINCINNATI, Nav 25.-FlOur strong; family,
S5Ms52O; fancy. &5.4O@f6. Wheat higher; No.
, red winter, 81 l3@sl IA Corn hfm al 4s'sc.
oats scarce and firm held ~ Ale. Barley-No
transactions. PORK easier at $3.50. Lard dun at
$1,000 Buk meats dull: shoulders, sa.70; rlD'
$40. Bacon easter but not quotably lower.
Wniskey hIsher at sl05. sugar hrm and IN,
changed. Hogs steady; commos aud lishl' s4'oo
GI6; packing and butchers. s5.4O@ $3.50.
LOUISVILLE
louisville. May 25.-Four in fair demand
family s3.75@t4 20; choice 20 fancy. sfgs4 %.
Wheat steady aud 10 fair demand at si.O3. corn
drm at 5Ikc. Oats steady Ut Ale. Pors qniet Al
Sl7.5J. Bulk. meats easier; shoulders 30; RIO
ss.b5 Sides 90. Bacon dull sud lower shoslusrs
S8.75; rib. 1928; sides, 1910. Hsm.-sugar'
cured, ll@ll.c. Whisky higher at tl.oo'
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Texas Items.

GALVESTON, Texas, May 2j.-The NerS
pas the following specials
''Sqa AntoniO, May 24.-The preliminary
trial Of CogaD. ROwley. and Humphreys. for
iobbOg the United Ststes mail between
here and Oskyille last March ended to-day,
each being held over for The action OF the
grand jury in the sum OF $4,000. j. III.
Iuinln, a accessory, was held in the sum
Of $4,000. The ease OF Adam Irwin (col-
ofed), as accessory, viii come up to-mor-
IOw."
Patrick Lyons was found dead in the
western outskirts OF The city on Thursday
last. Parties arrested on suspicion OF the
murder have been discharged, leaving no
clue 10 the case.
Dallas, May 2j.-It is stated that Inc
Mss0uri-Pacl1c railroad will be BUR 10 the
mouth OF the BraZ0s river.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-26
THE LATEST NEWS.
rs,reRApa ro THE DrsPArca.

10. NJ she National Cspital-Continued
A"". ..,,enen, in Mrs. Garncid's Condition
u,e,, Disuiieries Seized 4" @eorTsa-Ferri-
s,,amhoat Calamity in Ontario; Appai-
co,elnsion Of an Excursion; Two Hun
lives Lost-fasai Boilcr-Expiosion I'm
mempbis-1he Tennessee Funding Beard
,,.io;uee-Homiclde in Somerset KY
- Nc,tinS of the Maryland Jockey
r,a,.,rimlico-Her Most Convicted of In-
-, 70 Msrder-An Explosive aud Bomb
-, discovered in France Panama AT.
o.,.s-o,her Interesting Foreign Events.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-26
st. LOUIS.


ST. Louis. May 25e-Flour frmer but not quoiabl,
red fall. 4l.l2f9&1.134 cash. fl.12S6sI. "a
June. Corn higher; 44s6 45Ac. cash, 45c. Nav
Oats opened HI CHER ana decned to 3Stc. cash 1854
td37tc. June. Pork In good demand: jobblpg
1870. Lard lover a. 1Okc BID, Hulk meaf n
easier but not quo ably lower Bacon Irregular
shoulders, $3.50; rib. 30 2O9s9.25; sides, 30 20
gt9.50.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May 25.-Flour I'm good dema nd al full
prices Wheat exciied aud higher, hut unsettled and
IRREGULAR No. Chicago spring, sl.0g4 cash aud
May; fl.lh1 June. Corn unsettled and generally
lower; 43@43tc cash. 4ztd42fc. June. Oats
fairly active anu shade higher: 39se cash. 37l,c
June. PORK dull. weak, and lower at SIG 3Od
$3.50. Lard active, weak. and lower at $40 .G5.
Bnlk-meats In fair demand and lower: shoulders.
$3.50; rio, ss.4U; clear. 1886. Wbiskey steady
and unchanged.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,, Nav 25.-Fiour buoyant. Wheat
opened nrrn ana closed steady; No. = MllwauR ee,
cash and May, tl0s; Jun. Al 90. Corn arm; No.
2, 43fc. Oats dull and lower: No. 2, 366c. Pro-
visions easier, Mess pork. sl6.25 cash aud June.
Lard-Pr:me steam. $40 62i cash and June. Hogs
lower at fj.656s6.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, May 25.-Cotton-Net receipts.
l.O27 bales; gross. AGA bales; futures closed
steady; sales. 20 600 bales; NAV, SI0.66dSlO 6S
June, tlO.6SH&l0 GO: July, SlO.7jnSlO.76 ;
August. s10.slGsl0.S2: September, SIO46a
rl047;. October, $1,000 Sl0.1l; Novem be-,
- 9sa 1929; december, $9.99dsi0: January,
tlO.lO@sl2; February. S1O.z2@si024.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-26
The 1--WE PerCcuts.

w,.e,vsc1N. n. c.. May 25.-The Trea-
.~-, o.6al, believe that II the revenues
,,,..ruf 81 .le present average the entire
...,. n = per cents, amounting to about
:, annl0. TO, converted into - per cent.
% Nii be- well in hand, If not entirely
....-el ty csH. before the converting OF the
.v Congress. II this prediction proves
.... fae-c rl'l be no bonds other than the
....,,ly..aaye.'cd - per cents 10 be cared
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-26
Fatal Catastrophe.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. May D. es'ernay AZ
ternoon q boiler in The foundry Oh mn 20 ~
&c. exploded, killing W. IL. HoIuer anu 80,
ward Hopkins, and seriously ln!uiSu
Frank Cubbins. John Adams, anu oonn
Hayle. The engineer in charge al tne 'ln'o
80 Inc occident was youth OF fifteen years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-26
Renewal @. indians fcOm North Caro-
linn.

WASHINGTON. May 2j.-Arrangcmenis
t.,. b.sa made st the Indian Office to
,s.,,,br -..oyll Of about seventy of the
Nm Care aA Cherokee Indians 10 The
a., Territory. This. IL j thought at the
i-.,,n- n. .arment. i the first step toward
o.. rsroy Z he entire tiibe, numbering
,.-,.ia .f.I. =, hat Territory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-26
Flour.

Flour-We quote Fine, &3Gs3.50; extra. -. 90
@s5.75. super6ne, $3.50 $50; common family
Stanton inspection, extra, 1915 suptrhne, !5@
-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-26
FANCY GOODS. &c.

STEVENS
HAS JUST OPENED
Another large lot Of those P0CKET-BoOkS at
65c.-all colors;
Elegant CIGAR and IGARETIE-CASES,
Handsome Fancy OFFICE INKsrANDS finished In
ebony and gilt and all gilt;
Two new patterns Of CARD-RECEIVERS-very
handsome;
New patterns and shapes of ENGRAVED GLASS
BowLEs, PITCHERS, and GOBIETs-they
are beauties;
A few dozen hye- and six-foot sTEP-LADDERs;
Novelties in HOOP and BALL EAR-DROPs,
Ffny TIN sETs-all the newest styles and decors.-
tions-bottom prices;
All sizes JAPANNED TRA-TRAYs-price from
10c. up;
A new lot OF CHARACTERISTICS and TRAYS;
An immense lot OF INDIAN BASKETS for lunch
work, scrap, collars, handkerehefs, &c.
Novelties continually being receivedat
| STEVENS,
1 my26 500 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-26
Seizure Of IIlicit DistiIieries.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. May - internal
Rsfnus-ga .c'or CLARK, az Atlanta. Ga,
f.It.rlnt. .--.ly reporting the seizure Of
..r Hfc.G.,,. lerIe>-ihTee in IIabtiSham,
frrtn e.. Vrp, one IN White. aud two in
Cfok.r ulu,ieS. About $4,000 gallons
,fe.>l DBL. oaer were Destroyed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-26
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNEsDAY, Nay 20. 1881.
sALEs.-2 IN res Richmond and DanvllIe Rail.
road stock at ll3: 1e shares II chmopd and AIle-
shsuy Railroad at 764 10 do. at 76k. 10 do at 70,
10 do.M 76k, 10 do at 76k, ~ do at 76l, 10 do. at
76h, 10 do at 76a, 10 DO. at 76 20 shares Atlanta
anu Charlotte Railroad stock at SO, Is do. al sex,
80 do AT sGS 80 do. at So 8 do. at SO; A. shares
Petersburg Railroad stock at 40; 70l Virginia de-
ferred at Is. 500 do at Is; 900 Richmond city
So az 129E, 200 do. at 129H 1000 North Carolina
Railroad at e9Is: 10 shares Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad stock at SO, 20 do. at 33K; 4 Richmond
aud Petersburg Railroad at 03 shares Charlotte.
Coumbii aud Augusta Railroad stock at 81. 90.
at 81; 10 shares Norfolk ana Western Railroad
preferred al COZ 90 do at Ggk
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journalistic.

New YORK, May 25.-The Erening Post
has passed under the control OF Carl scbnrz,
Horace White, and Il. l.. G0dkin. To.mor'
Tow sebulz sill assume the editorial direc-
uon Of this Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-26
Killed About a woman.

SOMERSET, KY, May 25.-WiIliam Dur
ham was $40, dead yesterday morning by
James MuIlany. They had quarrelled about
Woman
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A FRIGHTFuL STEAMBOAT DISASTER.

An Excursion Beat with Right Hundred Pas.
scnsers ON Board near London, Ontario,
suddenly Coliapsss and Goes 70 the Bot,om--
About One Hundred and Sevensy.nve Per-
sons Drowned; One Hundred and Finy
Bodies Recovered Intense Excitement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-26
PERSONAL.

CTRAY ED FROM HOME, A BOY,
answering the name OF SAM. NJ NUN "a. nc
has LOST the sight OF one eye ABOUT fourteen
old. When last seen, was In MS shirt sleeves osek
bai. jlent shirt. blue. figured. Any information
viii be gratefully rec iyed by his anxious triehas
his address, mo. IL Twenty arst street. or al
The Dlspateh office. my .o-1C
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TROpIC-FREiT LAXATIVE.


PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
TROPIC-FRUlT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
A DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LOzENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DIsAGREEABLE PURGATlNE
MEDICINES.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
is THE
REsr PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
CONSTIPATION, BILIOUsNEss' hEApAchE'
PILES. AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
II acts gently, effectively. and is delicious 10 take
Cleansing the system thoroughly, imparis vsorto
mind and body, and dispeIs melancholy, hypochon'
dr,a. etc. ONE TRIAL CoNviNCEs.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY
Price. 25 and 90 cents. Sold by all druggists.
Inv 3-deod,Mhl0. 's2
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ur,. Garfield NtilIImproyin&.

WASHINGTON. u. c. Nav - Mrs. Gar
.', cola.tinn mas improved during the
,..ftNt1t,-i1ur hours. Her progress to-
r,r3 rec .ye.y : considered satisfactory by
-. rig,.c e.
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MARINE lNFELLIGENUn.
DEPARTURES vF STEAMERS.
Eoh " A'h'N'IoN' $50
THE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY
has resumed the Old and fayori.e route
BETWEEN QUANTICO AND WASHINGTON

THE NEW PALACE STEAMER EXCELSIOR
built expressly for this service, win make TWO
TRIPS DAILY Except SUNDAY In connection With
trains of the Richmond. Frederick burg aud PotO-
mae railroad. leaving Richmond at S:l2 A. NJ. and
JI0 J.. NJ, arriving AZ Washington at f. NJ ana
lU30 4. VI.
CHARACTERISTICS.
Freedom from dust, a view OF the he9u'ifu and
historic scenery along the FAMOUS POTOMAC
RIVER passing in full view of MOUNT NtRNON :
elegantly served meals, grand min saloon, superb
staierOoms. delightful bathrooms. hot and cold
water, aud al The complete appointments Of a
strictly first class boat.
Fare from Quantico to Washington fimitcdl, 81.
ht ana round Trio tickcts between Richmond
and Washington at lowest rates at Offices Of the
Richmond. Fredericksburg aud Po.omac railroad
and A. W. CARRIERS
GEORGE MATTiNGLY. Superintendent.
VI. VI. WEIGH, Agent, 1000 Main street.
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EOR RFOLK, BALTI-STsi
MORE, THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LAND
INGS on JAMES RIVER,
ALSO
OLD POINT,
SMITHFlELD AND HAMPTON.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
CITY OF RICHMOND
carrying United states MALL
a. EIEEnpD Eorn rn.nae-
SPECIALLY LOW RATES TO CHURCH. MILL
TARY. ANDOIliEk NCIR>lONs
OLD POINT. NORFOLK, &c.
FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
SmithBeid, and Hampton; Washington, y. C.,
Newberne, Washington, anc TarbOrO', y. C., an d
all ponts in Eastern Nortl Carolina; also, for East
ern shore of Virginia, cd Point, and all regular
landings on James river, st LOWEST RATE
and through bllls issued. l.. h. TAluM,
my II Superintendent.
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my24 l
ORKNEY SPRINGS,
SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.

THIS DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RESORT will
be open tor The reception or yisite RS The 10Th
OF JUNE. and viii close late In October. This g
one OF The most saluOriOns places In this country
Win an altitude $500 feet above Tive level Of the
sea. renders The climate peculiarly healthy and DE-
ligh full. Besides the curative waters. Nature has
conferred upOD This spot the most attractive sur.
roundings OF varied physical beauty with pure
brJcing mountain air.
For health, pleasure aud good living orkney I:
the place.
food bathing. fishing. aud hunting I'm season.
FOrty-twO 10 hf1y dollars per month OF thirty
days. special arrangements with a large party for
4 stay OF one month OF more.
my l4-lm :. VI. MIILLIN, Proprietor.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, Nay 2j, 1881.
SAILS.
WHEAr.-Fuz 40 bushels common at fl.2O %
bushels common ~ il.l3.
CORN.-Whife. 240 bushels good ana very SOOd
al ne Mixed. 24O bushels good - 0sc.
MEALS bushels very good al Ole.
OATS -l9 bushels very good spring al J1c'
RYE bushels al 9Oc.