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g,a.ilar Meeting every Tuesdsa Evening
AZ =, O'Clock. al GOOD fenPlar's Hall, Che
namus street. Astoria, over Z. l.. Parker
Store Members Of the order, in good stand
NJ. are invited q attend. Degree meeting lsi
Monday each month. b order W. Z. l.
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KendalIN SPAWN Cure

I, sure IN its effects. midi IN IT, action ~ II
In,.S nDt blister, and Set L i penetrating
tutl powerful tO reach any deep seated pam
or t,i remove aHy tony -I"w;l 1r any Uthei
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,yyciiugS. amy lameucN~ and ;..t cniaiTgemehtS
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and f,,,- any Iurlpr,.. for phIrt linimeni l.
.s,.,, f,r tu:ln or beast. 10 = n0w known tu
"a. In. best iuilnent for EIiu vSci used, act-
.1g ui,d aEj yct c'rian @. l. rIcCtN. IL !
gr,,d fuH strength with perfect safety aI ali
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send address iuT illustrated '.rrul3r. iiicI
We think gives p'>'t'ys ltu"l ~ u EirtutS.
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f,.i sIIf.,,.>, tn our know. .5-s' fer beast u,
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remple Lodge. NO. I. A F. An.

Regular Communications hrSi and Xxx
third tuesdays in each mouth. Al a.
o'clock. p. NJ. NJ the Hall IN Astoria
Member Of the order, in good stsndlns' ar
invited 10 attend By 0rde: OF :hc ". VI.
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Knights OF Pythias.

Astor Loise. 10. 6. X. of T.. ireciis -
every Nedne-dsy evening al ..esrsys
,,'riark. in the Esli of the A. o. l. W \gA
c"rucr Chenamu> snd DoniOu street,. : >.
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blanks. PrOmlsSory notes, ~ ~D'llue
for deed, quit claim deeds, lnoTbSaSeS
and warranty deeds, at this Office.
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Beaver Lodge No. 80. I. o. o.

Meet every Thursday evening. loSS
ar o'clock. m the ODD Eel- > az
lows Hall. cor. of Cas- ana Che
namus streets. Astoria Members oi the OIae
are invited &c attend. Is order. MI
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Sea- Side Lodge No. y a. .. ..

The stated meetings "f lhi> lodge ,hal hr
ou SATURDAY, e., cuiiC "i each Meek al la. i2"'
.oT o'clmrk during the mnnth~ ni No
,.su,l,.r prr,lni.rr January aud February
IIaiT-nlSi during March. April. >'i'r'aitf
and Orini,rr. aad at a. -. durnE MAJ
June. .Iuly sIia August. ........-,.
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Mis-, ELLANEOUS.
From a Prominent Physician.

Wa>hiuatunyi.i,.. ujliu. .iuEc l.. ls>0.
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ami IN Lur,t.~ .st. Ia-aas - Sound - Cut>
IN ul,i. ;,i;I,- v-.> ysrr % ~" uIi'' hundred
uul...r>. Respectfully H'',,I>. ...,-,. ,,
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WEI De MEYERS CA
TARRH Cure, n Constitutional
Antidote for this terrible Inala-
dy, by Absorption. The most
Important Discovery since Vac
cinatiOn. Other remsdie0 raay
relieve Catarrh, this cures a
any stage before Consumption
sets in.
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Chamber o. Commerce OF Astoria.

AsLAhsn0bA " h-'@aaA--+~- -
,,,..,,,lr i,,..,.; .,,. every Isl and 3d Monday
,r 90. .,l.'ls =. - T. A. in the hal 81 Ia
loun. M.n'> Christian A,.oriaii"h.
-. \. lioWLBN. rrc>d'h
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Oregon Railway & Navigation
COMPANY.
OCEAN DIVISION.
For San Francisco.
.gon. state California
s. A. NEVILLE
OCEAN DIVISION.

STEANl>HIPI LEAVES EVERY FIVE days
- al :; y W.. aS follows
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TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA
Low Water.
high Water.

-r.m tables OF United states Coast Survey
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Right i reserved To change steamers or
>aiiing days.
THEOCGH TICKETS sold to all the prin-
cipal cities in tire nited States and Canada.
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COMMERCE AND TRADE.
Financial.

Si,yc.. a. par.
Com exchange on san Francisco D percent
premium.
Coin exchange on Ncw York buying par;
selling. 3 tJI percent.
Legal Tender, Gar.
Telegraph transfers on Ne" l"FN ! 'e'
cent. lculiali-
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River and Rail Division.

Columbia, wiEcmet and Yamhm Riuers-
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IYNCHRURG.

rrSgRUNUEn DELEGATES-FINED FOR AS
s,tIT-CoLORED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
aILgGHANY RAILEOAD--A ESTED FOR
TgROwING A TRAIN OFF-PERS0NAL.
CORRESPONDENCE or the Richmond Dispstch.l
JUNE I, 1891.
The excluded delegation TO the Richmond
Convention from this city have returned in
highly dsgruntled state OF mind. They
are very indignant at their rejection, and
will call meeting Of the Republicans Of the
cts in few days 10 give expression TO their
wounded feeling and perhaps take other
action.
Waverly McGbee was arraigned in the
Police Court yesterday for an outrageous
assault ON a street-car driver named har"
ringion, and was fined SIS.
The colored military companies bad
"feld.day : at the FAIRGROUNDS yesterday,
and realized a considerable amount towards
their preparations for the Yorktown cam.
psign.
Mr.. B. :. Barbour. general agent OF the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad. was IN
The city Yesterday, and said that the trains
would be running through TO Lynehburg
byihe LIST OF July. Daily packets will COM
meuee running this morning TO connect
with the cars at Joshua Falls Dam, where
close connection Will be made.
Officer Gonldman, Of this city, arrested a
cClored man named Henry Jordan at Gal
weston, Pittsylyauia county, on SATURDAY,
for throwing passenger train OF the MID
land road of the track on the 30lh OF May.
by which the engineer was badly hunt and
the train considerably damaged. He was
committed TO the county Jail.
Captain Don Z. Halsey, late of Richmond,
now residing on his farm, IN Nelson county,
was in the city to-day. For several months
be has been in bad health, threatened with
Bright's disease, but has been benefited by
medical treatment in Baltimore.
TELEPHONE.
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JEROME PARK, N. r., June 7.-To.day's
programme OF the American Jockey Club
began and 6Hished IN a drizzling rain.
Nevertheless the racing was OF an excellent
character. The attendance was slim, the
trace heavy, and tie betting dull.
The first face-for two-year.olds, half A
mile-bad eight starters, Nightcap being the
favorite. Duplex won easily by two
lengths; Oakdale second, Olivia third,
Nightcap fourth. Time, so seconds.
The second racc-Beimont stakes for three
year-oids, mile and half-bad six starters.
Saunterer was the favorIte, and won easily
by three quarters OF length; Eola second,
Baltic third. Time. 2:47.
The third race, for winners this year OF
5000, mile and three eigbths. Hindoo and
Greenland started. Dindoo won by three
lengths after spirited contest. Time, 2'34
The fourth race esichesier cup sweep
stakes. "a miles-had four starters, with Pa.
role as the favorite. Parole had an easy
victory, winning by three lengths; McCul.
lough second, GIidelia third, Elias Law
renee last. Time, 1904.
The fifth race-mile and one eighth, the
winner to be sold at auc.ion--had six start
ers. Vagrant took the lead and was never
headed, nor was there the semblance OF q
race. After five eightbs OF the distance had
been run Vagrant galioped home with a
shamefully-beaten field behind him; Milan
second, Ada third. Ereb fourth, Charley
Gorham iftb. Time, 2:O2l.
The sixth race-haudicap steeple.chase
over the fractional course-was won by Dis
turbance; Highland Fling second, Zeta
third. Time, 2:34.
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nispatth,
PETERSBURG.

-,,e pscspTfox TO COLONEL cANERoN--HI
srsrcp-qBE PRESIDENT AND VIRGINIA
roIuIcs--SgRIe,Is ACcipsNr TO CITIZEN
or CHEstERrIsLD--CoNffpE MEMO.
piu.pAY--o OTHER MATTERS.
@c,~rospcndeuce OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
JUNE Z. 1881.
co,onel William T.. Cameron, the nominee
INC Resdiusier party for Governor. was
W VI, A. the depo; by several hundred per-
W. W. white and c0lored, last evening, and
sse',ca a hearty welcome. A salute OF
- yuns was fired in his honor. He was
s snson ~ his residence ia al open carriage
scn nc four horses, band OF music
SS.~d,nc The procession. Arriving at home,
nN.ns,"mn1 cameron delivered brief adj
Iress. expressing thanks for the bonor
"torred upon him by the Conven-
Vo"" ahosc members only knew him
NV" ,,,;.auy and for The enthusiasm
P.S mh;ch his nomination was received
wiz smonc whom he was born and
py "a ard who know him best. Now that
nc l,"nncr Of the ReS6inster party had
VI, VIZ, nlsccd In bis keeping, be promised
", 3, should be borne on 10 victory. He
s,".,sred that no grass should grow under
~ ,cet. bnl that after few days spent at
- he should start ont on the canvass,
"a mis- voice should be heard from every
S,nnn in the State.
S'T" prreminenl Republican Of this city who
sod The President very recently and con-
,,r,ed WITH him on the subject Of Virginia
,,btic> saws the President has not given any
iissnrance OF active sympathy with the Re-
Clusters. and be does not think. he will do
"a secretary Blaine, be says. is opposed TO
psnubiican coalition with the ReAdjusters.
.od he thinks the Secreiary's influence
vii De felt in the campaign.
Mr.. Berry Eines, well'known young
eifizen OF Chesterfield county, living about
,ioe miles from this city. fell from cherry
,ree on his place this morning. fracturiDg
NJ. hip and sustaining internal Injuries Of
rbsrscter so serious that fatal consequences
ere saprehCuded. He is twenty-five years
N sye. and has wife and one Child.
Thursday, the anniversary OF kauiz's
memorable raid and attempt to capture Pc.
tsr,burg, will be observed aS Memorial-day
Ssrs. The ceremonies OF decorating the
rrsyrs Of the Confederate dead in Blandford
Cemetery will take place AT 6 O'Clock in the
evening. The great majority OF the graves
sr, on what j. known as Memorial Hill,"
II the eastern portion Of the cemetery, on
tbe spex Of which il is in contemplation at
soue future time 10 erect a suitable monu-
mfp'. The grounds have all been put in
Droper condition for the decoration, and as
he hour for the ceremonies Is near the close
81 The DAY 1t i expected that all business
houses will he closed and our people Will
iurn out On maSSe in respect TO the occasion.
A gentleman from North Carolina re-
porl, lbst the bail storm Of last Friday was
very destructive 10 the growing cotton in
the vicinity OF Rocky Mount, in that State.
The express company has commenced
The transportation Of peaches from Geor-
"a 20 the northern markets. Tue peach
crop Of North Carolina promises 10 be
quits q full one. ROBIN ADAlR.
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Virginia and West Virginia Postal
Affairs.

Mrs.V. c. Orwell has been appointed post
mistress at Horntown, Accomac county,
Va. rice Mrs. :. A. Petit, removed; VIII
liam X. CIyburn, at Mouth OF East River,
Giles county, uice john ;. Shumate, re-
moved: William Fulk, at Fulks Run,
Rockingham county, Uice George W. FA"'
ley, res gIed.
PCsT.oFFICEs ESTABLISHED.
Vir0inl1. -Post-oftice at Pole Green, Han
over county, has been established, with
John II. Cosby appointed postmaster. Hop
King George county, route ll,lOO, between
Port ROYAL, 10 miles southeast, anu -
New London. Caroline county, route H.
l2l, between Bowling Green, 3 miles soulD'
and Port Royal, miles east.
West Yirqinia. Mound, Kanawha coun'
ty-specisl-irom Spring Hill. on Cbesa'
peake and Ohio railroad. between spring
Hill, q miles southwest, and Charleston, II
miles east.
SPECIAL SERVICE ESTABLISHED.
DaggeI's, BotetOurt county, Va, from
GAIA.
sedalia. Bedford county, va, from
Cbaflemont, three miles east.
Wicklifie, Clarke county, Va, from Gay
lord, three miles vest.
Mound, Kanawha county, w. Va, from
Spring Hill, "a miles southwest.
Rome. kanawha county, w. Va, from
ST. Albsns, twelve miles north.
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By Telegraph.
NKW YORK.


NEW YORK. June 7.-NoOn.-Stocks unsettled.
Money, 3@3K per cent. Excnange-Lons' 4s3a;
short. 4s5A. state bonds dull. Governments ir-
Ersafng.-Money. 3G5 per cent. Exchange.
4ssK. covernInents irregular; new SIS, 1888;
new Ans, 10; new As lis. states lnactlNe'
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK June 1.-THE Posts financial article
GAO =. NJ ediuon) says AT he stock xchange
United States bonds are lower FOR he 5s ana AS
and unchanged for the 35's aud as. Inc treasury
f. receiving every day large amounts OF the 5's tcou-
pOn issues) for extension at "a per cent The exact
figures, however, are not at hand. STATE bonds are
strong for ATkan As issues, and otherwise steady.
IL per cent Ths stock market, after an irregu-
lar but generally lower opening, soon became anne
that we write, The advance having ranged from = 10
10 2x, the latter Colorado Coal and Iron, when
was bought up TO 81; 10y Texas and Pacific rs to
69l by Wsbash 2 per cent. to 55h, and the prefer
red a. TO 95. by Canada southern l's 10 1872. by
Lake Shore lHto 1874 by hansis aad Iexas , Ia
Pacific l per cent TO 1885,, by Missouri Pacific
per cent. TO l09I. and by Michigan Central per
Il american District Telegraph, which has fallen
~ to SOY. The Elevated stocks are dun bnt urn;
The market tor foreign exchange IS mol act'e' ana
is only fairly steady al advanced rates.
The following quotations were current to-day at
$50 r. NJ: Western Union, 1884; western
Union new stock. SO: New York Central l4et
Ike shore, 1929; Michigab Central, 1lls; New
York, Lake Erie aud Western, 4ss; New YORK, Lake
Erie aud Western preierred sgS; New orr LAKE
wa@ pn s Western. I261s New Jersey Central,
1887: Delaware aud Hudson. ii II; Reading oyt
and Pacific, 54E; Wabash and Pacidc pre-,
ferred. 944: Union Pacific, 1873; NJ, X. and
r., 81; Hannibal and ST. Joseph sS st; 81
Mississippi, AN; Pacific Mail, 5S&; G. G. and
/. c , 2s4; Northern Pacific common; 43t; North
ern Pacific preferred, "a ian FRANCISCO com mon
"a San FRANCISCO preferred. 7Sf: Central Paclnc,
95x: Rock Island, 145 Louisville and nashville,
lOiK; Nashville aud Cbsltanooga, s9s ontario
and Western By: Manhattan Elevated, 279t; illi-
nois Central, l43h: Canada Southern, 76s Cbi,
cAgo, burlington and Quincy, 1878; Denver ana
paul and Omaha preferred, los; C.. e.. &. aud l.,
99: Erie aud Western, 62X; Chicago, 81. Louis ana
New Orleans, S4; Col. Coal, 66's.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 7.-Virgina s., deferred, 10
consols, SIS; second se7ies, Az; new lO-4Os' oo+
BID to- day.
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pGgrNTlEn DELEGATES-FINED FOR AS
ssULT-CoLORED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
aILgGHANY RAILEOAD-AR EsTED FOR
TgROWING A TRAIN OFF-PERSONAL.
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Ashby Monument.

The ceremonies Of decorating the graves
OF Confederate soldiers buried in StoDewall
cemetery, aud OF dedicating monument
erected In memory Of Turner and Richard
Asbby. which took place at winchester
Monday. were attended by about 5000 per-
sons. Excursion trains were run from Ia
gerstown and stauuton and intermediate
points, aud the regular trains also brought
their quota Of visitors. The HarrisonDurg
Guards, forty-two strong, Captain John
Donayin; the Anderson Guards, from
Woodstock. forty strong, Captain w. Ma
gruder; The Hagerstown Light Infantry,
sixty.Gye muskets, Captsin IL. kyd Doug
lass; and the Warren Infantry, from front
Royal, forty.fye muskets, Captain McAtee'
were present.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


The Senatorial Fight az Albany; DISCUSSING
Rules FOR the Government Of the Joint Con-
vension, the vosins Yesterday Ire fractery
Utes Protest Against Removal, bat Finally
Yieid-kakIax in Arkansas-Fatai Storm In
piosion OF an Elevator Boiier-Two Men
Fatally shot In Qaarrei-Fiaht Between
a Msrshars Posse and Illicit DistiIlers I'm
Georsia-Sait for Alleged Injury TO Sugar
Firms Business-A Divorced Husban d
shoots His Former Wife and then Blows
Out His Own Brains-vieuxtemps Dead
Russian Jewish Prosecutors Punished AZ.
fairs In Ireland.
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Texas Items.

GALVESTON, TEX June IA special to
the NepS says: The body of man was
found in the weeds on the river.bank.
twelve miles north Of OakyiIe, with his
throat cut from ear to ear.
Len Jones was stabbed seven miles from
Willis, Texa., Yesterday morning, by Nose
Duncan. Both are coOred men.
In shooting aifray at MOberlie between
Zach Sucker, barkeeper, and Jim Moore,
gambler, at Smiths dance-house, Moore
was fatally wounded. Sucker was arrest
ed and lodged in Jail.
Robert Ball, prominent stock-owner, in
attempting to cross the Big Wichita river
on horseback, yesterday, was drowned.
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closing weak. With the advances nearly lest, II
sl1.20@t1f.22X. Frciahts easier.
BALTIMORE.


BALTIMORE. June 7.--Flour unehsnsed and
southern rcd, si.so@si.el; amber, 81 .aS@G, 20 ;
.s Jsy Sais ST. ;lS ' %ss sssf IL
higher; western steady; southern white, eSc.i
mixed, 46947c. Proviiious easier, but not qnoiaby
lower. Coffee firm; Rio, cargots, ordinary to fair,
94@ 1.c. Sugar strong; ~ soft, 10Tc. Whis-
dull At s1.O9. Freights dull and unchanged
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, June 7.-Flour easier aud fairly
active; family, t5dt5.25. Wheat nrmer; No. 2
red winter: u IA. Corn heavy At 45xc. Oats dull
s: 49, ba Sst ss;sr ae sis Isfd
ss.35. Bacon quiet and unchanged. Whiskey steady
at sI.06. Sugar strong; hards. 11Gllhc.; New
sai-s5@t5.6O; packing and butchers, $500
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE, June 7.-Fl0ur dull /; extra family,
s3.75hs4.25: choice TO fancy, A6ds6.50. Wheat
sie. fsri quiet 1I1 s 9s a. YS eat:
$685.. Bacon dull and lover; shoulders. se.6s;
rib. $3.50; Sides se.75 sugar-cured hams, u LIS.
Whlskey steady at sl.06.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LoUIs, June 7.-Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat un.tttled and generally higher; No. red
fall. sl.l2kGkl l2k cash, 81 12t6tl.l2S June.
Corn-Cash advanced sharply under very urgent
demand Tor immediate export; 44td46hc. cash,
45S@45'sc. June. Oats higher: 35dfd 36kc. cash,
sec. bid June. Whiskey steady at sl.06 Pork
quiet johbing, 1878. Lard firm held ut 5000.
Bulk: meats quiet: car.lots-shoudtrs. $500; rib.
$40; sides, $3.50. Bacon firm shoulders. $3.50
Gs6.6O; rib, sY.20@S9.25; sides, s9.45@a9 so.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 7.-Flour steady and irm. Wheat
unsettled, active. ana generally lower; No. Chi
cago spring. sl.0sk@sl .09s cash, Sl.0sb@il 90
June. Corn steady and firm: 424c cash. 42k643c.
July. Oats moderately active aad higher 37a.c.
cash, 377Ed374c. June. Pork steady and trm at
sl6. Lard strong aud higher at 40 80. Bnlk-
meats steady and unchanged. Whiskey steady and
Unchanged.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE, June Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat closed tame; No. Milwaukee
hard sl.l0: No. 2 Milwaukee soff. cash and June,
Sl.07A Corn 6rmer but quiet: No. 2, Ale. Oats
10 fair dfmand: No l, 34Kc. Provisions hrmer.
Mess pork. sl6 cash aud tune 1878 for July.
Lard-Prime steam, $40 TN cash and June,
sl0.S74 July. III * stronger at sj506a5 50.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, June 7.-Cotton-Net receipts.
bales gross, 063 bales: futures clos Ell blrely
steady; sales, 1O4 600 bales; June, Sligo
s1113; July t1l16@S11.l7; August, Sll.25
@sIl26; September, sos; October, s1O.3S@
MS10.3f November, 4 l0.20dt1O.21 December,
Sl0.20@tl0 81 January, SI0.3O@tl 80: Fen
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Fifteen Millions Paid.

PHILADELPBIA, June I.-Presldent ROD
erls, OF The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
panv, to-day paid 10 the committee OF the
Boston shareholders Sl5,000,0l0, the amour,
due on the philadelphia, Wilmington, and
Baltimore railroad stock bought by The
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company. The
PENNSYLVANIA railroad will not take for
NAL possession OF the Philadelphia VIII
mington and Baltimore road until July lst
when both roads will be operated under Tho
same general management.
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AduItera,tou Of Sugars.

CHICAGO, June 7.-Havemeyer Il Elder,
sugar-refiners of New York, have brought
suit against the American Sugar Refinery OF
Chicago for alleged injury done by the latter
to the formers business through fraudulent
adulteration OF their sugars. The chicago
Company is in the habit OF buying the New
York Company's sugar every package OF
which is accompanied by guarantee OF
purity, adulteratng 1t with glucose and
muriate of tin, and then repacking IL In
original packages and selling 1t as Have
never a. Elders sugar, with the Iatters
guarantee. Hayemeyer Elder pray for an
Injunction.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June 7.-southern -four steady /,
common to fair extra, s5.20@s5.75; good TO
cenice AZ sOq&7.bO. Wheat shade stronger
ehor, oSerste business ungraded spring, loo
~ III IA Corn very dull and without important
Change. Oats without change. Hops quiet o ana
S,sadv Coffee in fair demand aud firm; Rio, eH(g
ISc sugar dfm aud In fair Inquiry; fair to good
redning, 7Kd8c.; prime, ssc.; refined less active
standard "a" I0isc. Molasses In fair demand AUD
,, Al a2x6s2 Turpentine higher aud firm
at $50 $3.50. Wool fairly active and steady DO,
nsshsa i2@s2c.; Texas, I4@2ec. Pork ialrl,
srsiye and firm l6s74Gsl6 Tor old, eli fol
new. Mddcs steady and quiet; iJng clear, SIC.
short. o s-l6o. Lard higher and fairly active
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-08
A Fight with Illicit DistiIIcrs.

WASHINGTON, June 7.-UommIssioner
Raum received telegram from Atlanta to-
day stating that Deputy. Marshal Bolton, in
attempting last night to seize train OF three
wagons conveying Illicit spirits, in ForSythe
county, was attacked by four armed men
who were conveying the wagons. \ fight
ensued, in which Deputy Bolton and two OF
the assauting party were seriously wound
ed. An armed force has been sent in pur-
suit OF the outlaws.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-08
KILLED His Father.in.Law.

CINCINNATI, June IA special from
Jacksboro', Tenn, says: Rev. W. p. r.
Newberry, Of Kentucky, was killed yester-
day by J. j. Oaks, in Elk Valley. Oaks
had eloped with Newberry's daughter and
married her. Newberry pursued with four
others, and, surrounding the house where
Oaks was, they approached the door with
drawn revolvers. Oaks met New berry at
the door and shot him dead. Oaks is in
c1sf0dN