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Washington liens.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Pfesident Gar
field will take a trip to Fort Monroe to-
morrow on the United States steamer Dis.
patch.
At the annual session Of the National
Board Of Health the present officers were
reelected for the ensuing year. The Louis
lana quarantine matter, which was under
discussion yesterday, was disposed OF to-day.
the Executive Committee being empowered
to Use its discretion relative to requiring
vessels bound for New Orleans to stop at
Ship Island or Port Eads. The Board then
adjourned sine die.
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RICHMOND LIvE-SToCKMARKET

JrNp I.-Prjces this week ranged as follows:
Bsef Cdttls.-Very hest exc; second qusMy, $40
d0ac; good. 5M54c.; medium or gDn lair
quality, 4ad4Ac.; rough oxen, thin Steers @c''
4 a04c {. H.. gross. $50 -
Hogs.-yerY pest. esc.; good 7E@se-; common
and ight, 7@7lc p n, net
SheeD.-3ka 44c. 2 ~, gross.
Ldmbs.-iG &c. q 10, gross.
VeifS.-S4.506t9 u head
Mich Cocs.-i20@S45 ~ head
Abont 4 "a head of beet Gait e, 337 hogs. and 90
sheen ana lambs reported on The market. Market
well supplied with beef cattle and all grades de
AMI about as last week. Common HIGHT lambs hav.
declined, but those OF good quality are aoout as las
week.
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BrutnllY Murdered.

NEW ORLEANS, June 2.-The Democrats
Skipwith (Miss.) special says: 20. j. Ste
phens brutaly murdered an old German at
Lake Providence yesterday. The murderer
escaped"
There is too much rain for good crops in
this section.
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.,rrrsr GENERAL ASSOCIATION,
second Days Proceedings i.

Business Transacted at the
Morning scssion-A Resolution Endorsing
~. B,ble society Of Virginia Creates a Long
n,.sussion. bat IL Finally Adopted Recon-
.,.rsations OF southern Baptist Convention
- state boards Visitors Committees APP
..;r,ea - Ministers Relief Fund Annual
s.rmon-Foreisn Missions, Sc, SC.
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Archbishop Purcell Sinking.

CINCINNATI, June 2.-Bishop Elder, OF
the Cincinnati diocese, has issued an OIL
cia circular letter 10 the churches asking
the prayers for Archbishop Purcell, who,
the letter says, is sinking rapidly at his re-
treat at the Ursuline Convent in Brown
county, Ohio.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

NOR sALE-A RARE CHANCE-THE
BARK- AND SUMAC-MtLLS known as
" BASIN MILLS" In the city OF Richmond, WIN WIN
the IJNEXPIRED LEASE, running 10 November
i, 1882. For further Information inquire OF ,. a.
SNYDER, at mill vouNC.
je22w liz u iVoN''
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Rtotiug I'm Ireland.

LIMERICK. June 2-The statement j. de-
MED that three policemen have been killed
during an eviction riot at sce.df, County
Clare, The people fired on tne police, who
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HORsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE N MALARIA
TRoUBLEs.--I have used HorsfOrd's Acid
Phosphate in malarIal troubles, and in adj
minstering quininc. 1t has done well in
my hands.-W. S. McBurnie, NJ. D., Spring
field. III.
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t'IolIF,

Flour-We quote Fine, t3@s3.5O; extra, %. o.
af5,75: superdne, t3.75d $3.50; common family
16ed 1920; cnoce OF patent family, t7.5utost
sfsnnton inspection. extra, 1913; snpernne, 500
s5,25.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 2, 1881.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York, mer.
chandse and passengers, George w. Allen 4 CO..
agents.
steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk, United Stau S
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. h. Taun.
agent.
Steamer Gulf Stream, InRraham. Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, j. W. McCarrick,
agent.
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HUB PINCH.


A DELICIOUS DRINK
FOR USE IN FAMILIES, HOTELS, CLUBS,
PARTIES, ETC.
:HUB PUNCH:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Boston:
Gu. GRAVES & SONS.
..........'....''s''.'
:THE "HUB PUNCH":
.........,,........'.'.''''.'
has lately been introduced and meets with marked
popular favor.
1T Is WARRANTED TO CONTAIN ONLY THE
BEST OF LIQUORS,
UNITED WITH
CHOICE FRUIT JUICES AND GRADUATED
SUGAR.
IL Is ready or opening and will be found an agree-
able addition 10 the choice things which undeniably
enlarge the pleasures of life and encourage good
fellowship and good nature if rightly enjoyed
GOOD AT ALL TIMES.
JUST THE THING TO KEEP IN wlNE-CEL
LARS.
sIDEBOARDs NOT COMPLETE WITHOUT
.,.....s.'''.''''.''.
:MUB PUNCH.
..s,........s..ssssss
1T CAN BE USED CLEAR OR WITH FRESH
MILK, ICE, SODA, OR HOT WATER,
LEMONADE. OR WITH FINE
ICE, TO SUIT THE TASTE.
Sold by leading wne-merchants, grocerS, notes,
and druggists everywhere.
Trade supplied at manufacturers prices py
CHRISTIAN & WHITE, Groeers, sI4 Main
s,rset Richmond Va. IA 9-dsu,W&F6m
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. june 2. 1881.
sALEs.-l0 shares Atlanta and Chariot. Railroad
stock at So: 10 shares Charlotte. Columbia and
Augusta Railroad stock at 6l%: 10 shares Peters
burg Railroad stock at 80, 10 do. at SO. 25 DO. at
80, 20 do. at 80; shares Rlchmon and Allegheny
Railroad stock at ~, 1000 Richmond and Danyille
gold 6's at l05; 25 shares Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad stock at 3Cl 10 do. at 3ea: 30 shares
Richmond and Danyille Railroad stock at IO4JE 10
do. at lo4X.
SAILS At SECOND BOARD.
80 shares Atlanta aud Charlotte Air Line Railroad
stock at s4A; 30 shares Richmond aud Allegheny
Railroad stock at ~, 35 10. at 7ls 20 do. at 7I1
20 shares Norfolk and Western Railroad pre- erred
at 65h: 10 shares Richmond and Danyile Railroad
stock at l043.
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CITY TAXES.
CITY COLLECTIONS OFFicE,l
RICHMOND, Max 81. 1881. I
ICE WILL Re OPENED

RICHMOND, Max 81. 1881.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPENED
i DAILY. between the hours OF O'Clock 4. NJ.
OF Juue Inclusive for the ur1nt OF receiving nom
any person charged with CRY TAXES tue whole
or one bait OF tae amount - TAX charged.
TEN PER CENT. Will be added 10 TIE smonns OF
tax charged in every case where the party assessor
shall fail to pay the Whole or one.hah within tue
time 80 limited.
Real estate ageg,s and others having number q
bills pay viii please send ts', 50 that their css
may be eolp.n iege,her Property he'd 10 Irass'
please slye rasl,es usmes, Az. WVV,n,s,.Ss,,,
| y l1m fv'~ssSs
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WALL STREET YEsrERDAl

1921. Governments irreguIar; new SIS, l04s; new
AS, 1l5's; new As. llss. states light'
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK, June 2.-Tho Posts financial srlc 9
n:40 +. VI. edition. avs At the stock g. Y
change, I'm place Of The hallng and uncertain
markets which ne had during good part OF
Yesterday, there are to-day active 10 buOyant mar
kets: particularly is this lrue OF The markets n
irolled by speculation United states bonds
are higher for tie A. ana as, STATE bonds
are "a higher for Aah1na. cass IS, ana ! Tor
T,nu,s,et 6's. oid. Railroad iOuds are A per
cent high. for Rome, WATERFOWL aud Ogdensburg
trsts aud l6l4 for q general list, me iater :.
G, and l. G. incomes aud Erie funded IS. In the
sto, market the net result of the ctuatQns thus
far To day IS an advance Of 4M3 percent. lhe spe-
ci,l features to-day are Union Pacific which IS up
To 1878, Lake shore 10 1889, kan,ai and IeXt. -
al Delaware, Lackaw1nna and western 10 iETs,
Pacific Mail TO "a. New York Elevated TO IS MIs-
souri, Pacific 10 100. Louisville ana NashFhie 10
1851, and Denver anl Rio Grand to l09s. The
market for foreign exchange here Is fully STEADY
but no. active. . .... 90, ,,.,,
York to-day At $50 l.. NJ: Western Union. l2et {;
Western Union, new stock. SO. New 1olk ttnlial,
1919: Lake shore, 1888 Michigan dfniEal, ~ :
New YORK. fake EIie and western JuB Ncw iorA'
Lake RTE and Western prefelrel, 81 New l"rA'
Lake Erie and Western second, lU1t' lFaN1re'
Iackawanna and Western, 1885,: New Jersey Cen
trIl. IO3; Delaware and Hudson. ll2A reading
6 =; Northwestern, 1925; 81 P3ui, lZe' Nandsh
ana Pacific, 533s: Wabash and Pacific preierLed,
o45: Union Pacific, l27A; NJ, Il. aud L. J. )
Hannibal and ~. Joseph s34; Hannibal aud 81
joseph preferred. 1142; - LOUIS ana ron houH I
tain. slH; ohio and MIssle9lppi, f9's, riciHc
common. Az; Northern PaciHc preferre1' e42'
san Francisco common, 4s3; San Franrtco pre-
ferTed 1854 Central Pacific. 9Gls; Rock Island 40
ChrsapQeke and Ohio. By Louisville and nashville,
10S: Nashville a.d Chattanooga, 90; Ontario ana
Western, 372, ll3S; Manhattan Elevated Z9k' III
nois Central l44E: Canadian Southern, 49, NJ
..,eo, Burlington aud Quincy, III; Denver ana $40
Grande, lO9.: 81. Paul aud omaha, 49t; ="
paul and omaha preferred, lO5b; G., &. anu L.
90: Erie aud Western, IS ; Coz. Coal, 64S; ONO
Central. S6 Texas Pacific, 6Ts; Texas RACINE L'
& r., S97,. r,,,oov
BALTIMORE. June 2.-Virginia 6's, deierrtd'
Is: cOnsnIs. 81 second series, 80; past-due c"G-
pOns, 90 ; new l0.4O's, %.
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returned the hre, killing one Of the rioters.
About hundred shots were exchanged.
Sentence or Anti. Jcwlsh Rloters.

kEIrr, June The ringIeader of the
anti.Jewish riots here has been sentenced
to three and half years. penal servitude
and the loss OF bis civil rights. Three OF
bis most active accomplces have been sen.
fenced TO eighteen months, and twelve
others 10 short terms Of imprisonment
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
prCuNOND lime 2 1881,

SAILS.
WHEAT Lancaster, ~ bushels very goOd a
90. ~ hnshels fair az II. %. Mixed. IL bu5hel
yerS good at iI.2S fultz "a bushels very good a
sI15. lOs bushels good at sl.23.
FconS-White 40 bushels very good at &c.; 49,
bns6rls very good at 62c. Mixed, l6S bushels verl
good at 62c. .,oo
BT.ACK PEAS SO bushels prime al Sl.2O.
BEtNs.-6 bushels at 1920; bushels at sl'lJ
. bushels III tX.d al S3c.
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I9uNuDuIs ideetDStr NJ. II, Dduys
cave fllculnonu' t'oU N "a
arrive bHfheViie.'' ,...s.s,..ll.5O ~ N
Train No. "A connects at Burkeville with Nor.
folk AID Western railroad for farmyile, Lynch
burg, and all Southwestern points.
Train No. 80 fast MALL stops only III Jetersyille,
DraEts Branch. BSrkSdae's, DanviIle. Greensboro,
Salisbury Charlotte. Spsrianburg. Greenyilie, Sen.
eca TocCOa, In A, AID GAINESVILLE, connecting at
Atlanta for all points South aud SOU hwrs
Train No. 40 Through passenger stops at all sta
lions, cOnnec' ing at cutherms WI Milton and
Sutherlin NarrOw-Gause railroad FER Milton /; at
Salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad for
all pOiD In Western Ncrih Carolina; al Atlanta
for all points South aud Southwest.
Train No. AZ UhrOugh pas enger and mail stops
at all stations connecting Sutherlin's with Milton
ana Suherlin Narrow GsnRe railroad tor Milton
IL Atlanta for all points South and Southwest; at
Charlotte with Charlotte Columbia and Augusta
railroad for Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, ana
Florida points.
Trains fiom the aboye-uamed points arrive at
Richmond 4:43 r. NJ, AIS i. NJ, 1928 A. ST., and
l.. N,
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE:
On Train No. 4S-New York and Atlanta Ufa
Richmond.
ON Train No. 42--WashingtoD. al d Richmond,
and Dsnvile, and Danyille and Augusta.
Tickets sold 10 all points south, southeast, ano
southwest, and baggage checked through.
NO laY-over checks given on LEGAL tickets.
A. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
~
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by Telegraph,
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June 2.-NoOn. Stocks strong.
Money. 3M3l5 ner cent. Fxchange-Lon6. 4s24
short. 4S4i state bonds Inactive. Governments
Ersninq.-Money, $685. per cent Exchange.
4S24. Governments irrrgHor; new 5's, lO4ai new
as, l51s: new As. llS!. states light.
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CHENANDOAH VAILED KaILRUADs
- DIRECT AND SHORT LINE TO THE
sHENANDCAH.VALLE IRON-FiELDs
AND THE
CAVERsS Of LURAY,
and for Port isDublic, Shenandoah iron-Worh
l. Hay, ISentOnyhe. Front Royal, RiyertoB. Boyce-
vile, Berrygliie. Charleston, Shepherdstown
Shsrpsburg, aud HagerstOwn.
CONNECTIONS:
At WAYNESBORO' with Chesapeake and OHIO
railway.
AT sHENASDOAH JUNCTION with Baltimore
ana ohio f9iiroad.
AT HAGEgsTOWN with Western Aaryian rail-.
road for BALTIMORE. vsi witn CambtrlaHd
Valley railroad for PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK. PITTSBURGH, and all points North.
Take cass AZ Chesapeake ard Obio railway station.
Fer time OF trains see time cards apply 10 Ticket
gents of Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
JOSEPH W. COKE,
General Ticket AGENT, Hagerstown. NJ. 2
IHARLks y. HATCH,
General Passenger Agent. Hagerstown, Nd
JOSEPH ~. SANDS,
an - Superintendent Hagersiown, VI.
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Erupti0n or Mount vesuyius.

NAPLES, June 2.-Slight shocks OF earth
quake at Mount Vesuyius have been fol
lowed by strong eruption. Broad and
active streams OF lava are flowing down tbs
northeast side
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UNDERTAK Ey;s3.

WILLIAM II. sUTHERLANpt:3
w 4 SONS,
FURNISHING UNDERTAktHs,
No. 10 NORTH EIGHTH STREET.
full stock of the FINEST METALliC ana
WOOD CASES aud CAskETs aud sHbOCDS al
ways on hand.
Telegraph orders promptly attended TO-
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

EEw YORK, June 2.-COtton-Net receipts
Is Ualos gtoss. 2I9 bales futures cofel steady
Slll6: August. s1l23: September, S10.SO@
mSl0S1; October, Sl0.37@Sl0.3s: Noyember
SI025dSlO.26: December. Sl0.25@si0 II
Jat uary. SIO.3GGilO.39: February, S10.4sG
5000; March. $40 5sMSlO.6O.
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MINIATURES, June 2-Fopr quiet and un.
ell ngcI. Wheat uhstttled and lower: closed
e Si'e and NJ lime Ill.,. ya S.' si0gp c Earn
lower: 40. 2 i0Ac. Oats hfmer; No. 2, 35c.
Provisions lower. Mess pork $l6.2j cash and June.
1870 july. l.3Td-PTlme sieam Sl0.37b cash
L.,nll- ILnn. LnNN.r II Z On Il 90
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Obituary.

PARIS, June 2.-Tbe death IL announced
Of NJ. MAMMALIAN Paul Emile Liitere,
publcist and pblologst and member Of the
French Academy. He was born in Paris
February /, 1901.
LOudon's Population.
LONDON, June 2. -AccordIng TO the re-
cent census the population OF London Is
3Sl457t.
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rRExCM.AMERIcAN ROYALTY.
Death Of NNdaue susan l9naR4Fte, Al
LigItImura, EeSteetlay.

', "a - -
BALTIMORE, mid, september lo'-Madame
Susan NJ. Bonaparte, daughter-in.law OI
the late Madame Elizabeth Patterson Bona.
nor,o aud nido,, ~ is,a,na 's% Nanolonr
psFVo "q ".NtT " ,Te'Vu .'"po.eV'' t''.
honanarEet SOP Of Fringe i erofme hon1lparie,
died this motning, II, 3.
[There isa peculiar inteposk attaching to the
fsn,;lv n peI,srson. .I,onono IA tho history
i1n',y " ,a''ersV',pon'pat'e, u'e '''sto,'
ol which does not IN any measure add to
the charity ind Justice Of the "Man Of Des.
tiny" whose iron will wrecked the peace Of
the Patterson family Of Baltimore Madame
Susan, whose death Is noted nhoYe was The
wife pf Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, the
only issre q ttle marriage Of Jeronc Bona
parte, youngest hrQther Of NaAqeQl ],
nItiRg IAp llOstillties between htaiCe and
England Jerome WIS appointed TO the com.
mand Of a lrigate and crtiisel off the West
Indies and this country. While In Balti.
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OH, You NAUGHTY NAN!
SENSATIONAL I'M sceSElN WASHINGTON
Moral Malaria That POIIntss The Air
Oithe CaDItal-C0lOnel BOyd'sRiEe
ChastIses Her HHsbAnd's
CharmeF In the Streets,

WAsnrNGToS, September ia sensa'
tional scene was witnessed on New York
avenue, NEAR Fourteenth street in this city
today. Col, Boyd, who annually publishes
the Washington Business Directory, was
walking down New York avenue with a
handsome young lady. Suddenlya car
riage was pulled up at the curbing, imme-
diately opposite the couple, and Ms. Boyd,
wife of Col Boyd, jumped out OF it. She
produced q cowhids and began to lash the
young lady who was with Boyd unnierCitul-
ly,
The young lady ran, with Mrs. Boyd fol-
lowing her, but . bystander interfered after
few strokes had been administered, Then
Boyd at the command of his wife, meekly
entered the carriage with her and was
driven home,
Col. Boyd has charge Of one of the divls-
ions Of the census, and several ladies are
employed under him, 1t is said that he has
been very attentiveto two or three Of these
ladies, and especiallyto one Of them. His
attentions 10 this one aroused his wiie's
jealousy, and she has been watching the
pair. To-day, Just after Boyd met the
young lady, his wife made the descent upon
them us described.
Whether there Is to he any divorce or
damage suits, hNs not been developed
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FOR CHARITY'S SAKE.
A MAcEDoNIAN APPEAL FOR AID
For the sufferers by ths Late Forest
Fires I'm OIiehIgan-The TOueh.
ing Tales Of Misery, Want
and Distress RetoId.

DETRoIT, September l5,-Gov, Jerome, o.
this State, has issued the following procla
nation
To he People Of Me United Stat&
Portions Of four counties Of this State
lying principally between Saginaw Bay and
Lake Huron, have been devastated by for
est fires. A drouth almost unprecedented
in this section had prepared the
way for the calamity, and houses,
barns, fences, crops, cattle, agricultural I'M
plements, household furniture, clothing
and human life have been destroyed. In
some townships the destruction was com,
plete, and only a picture Of ruin Is left, 1t
is known that more than two hundred
lives have been lost Many persons have
become helpless through injuries and ex.
posure, and some are blind,
The number Of men, women and chill.
dren left without shelter is estimated at
1900, The beneyolence Of the citizens
Of the State responded promptly to the
fBt necessities Of these afflicted people,
but ample time hasinow elapsed aud sutIi.
ciept details have been received to make It
evident that wider appeal Is needed
The desdtution prevailing in the suffering
counties is appalling,
Entire ineighborhOods are involved in
the common calamity, and cannot help
each other. Tho sufferers have no provis-
ions except such as are brought from dis.
tance, and no utensils to cook with. The
necessaries OF life, both large and small, are
destroyed, They need shelter, clothing,
shoes, cooking stoves, kitchen utensils,
beds and bedding, wagons, harness, plOws,
hoes, toolsof all kinds, seed for future crops
and whatever helps 10 make men
self.supportlng They have good soil
and are near to market, aud
before this dreadful disaster beiell
them, were q thrifty and prosperous peO-
pie, Timely help will enable them to 20
through the hardships OF the coming win
ter and to become again an independent
community Atpresent they are penniIess,
needy slck and suffering, Many Of these
arc IN debt. 'E
appeal, under circumstances like this,
to the people OF other States and ask them
to cooperate In abundance with the
citizens Of Michigan in relieving
the destitution, nor will they he
wanting in duty to the afflicted sufferers,
but the demands are too great for the pCo.
pie OF the State to meet alone. An orglni.
zation for the relief OF the sufferers by these
fires exist at Detroit, the metropolis Of the
State, and system and plans Of relief
have been established t
The committee having them In charge Is
composed OF well known, competent and
responsible citizens. Money and supplies
sent to It's chairman, Hon. ". Thompson,
Mayor Of Detroit, will be faithfully applied,
[signed] D. II. JEROME,
Governor
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LUCKY HOAnLIT."
A Bcedy ChlcasORn WHO IN BanIErupting
the Philadelphia Pool Boxes.

PHILADELPHIA, September l5.-The gpCp-
ulOtlve supporters Ola pool selling shop on
sansom street are IN state Of iermenta.
ton oyer the unprecedented streak Of good
luck mysterious lnvesteF from Chicago
has struck. Heis about forty years Of age,
and has sharply cut face which bears
neither beard nor mustache. He may be
seen In the International room whenever
pools are being sold, and notwithstanding
the TACT that he has won many thousand
dollars this month, he is still paVeloped In
the seedy boxing clothes he wore when he
first began attracting attention. The tele.
grams he receives from time TO time pTp
addressed to ], \, Hoadleyi and he admits
that he halls from Chicago. The regulars
In the pool rooms call him Lucky Hosl.
ley"
One Of the pe9l sellers said yesterday, in
referring to The stranger: "fIe used to
come floating In here every morning for
about week, and plant himself In the
front row Of chairs, and remain anchored
there a day with1at dropping q cent, All
pt a sudden lie went down and hauled out
d wallet, and began buying pools, That
was on September I'd. lie Invested about
500 IN AUCTION nQQla in a combination,
andIahodt $50 In French pools. lie caught
iQlip running horses and drew $500 out Of
tlie auction pool box, and something like
800 from tlle mutual. 9,lI9 Ii4 eemhiRatlQg
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THE SPIRIT OF JENNIE CRAMER.
A New Feature In the New Haven
MyStery-Dr. PIske ~ q Medium.

n New Feature In the New Haven
MyStery-Dr. Piske ~ a Medium.
Npw Yopv sentemhor IA disnotcb
a.. ~" AZ" ~ -. III ~ Ii"'
70 the new iork hOr'a rom new HaVen
says that q gentleman called at the office OF
Dr.. s, w, Fiske, In that city, and the con-
yersation turned on the all:absorbing topic,
the Cramer case. Dr. Fiske said he had
paid but little attention TO the case, having
been absent all the summer at spiritualist
meetings, The conversation flavped, and
the gentleman turned to reading a news
paper. .'...,..
Suddenly he noticed that DR.. Fiske was
making PASSES over his eyes after the man.
ner Of Slairyoyants. Tho sitter dropped his
paper and awaited Developments Present.
" DR., Fiske began to. make a moaning
sound. Thon he placed both hands on his
stomach and writhed as II In agony. "Oh,
I'm burning up" he slitieked, his long
gray beard waving TO and fro and his
fingers clinching. "l'm burning up. What
have Won donep What have YOU done
Oh.h I'm all afire. It's arsenic YES, It's
arsenicl You've given me arsenic and /
shall die. It's burning me all through and
through, Oh, the arsenic, the arsenici l.
shall die--shall die.-oh-h God-in half
an hour Oh, am dying, There they
are taking me away now and putting mo
in the beach wagon and covering inc with
blankets, II is 70 cold, 30 cold. There are
two Of them, one has high forehead he
Is u scholar. The other Gas high cheek
bones. One knows what he is about. |
a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-16

Sr. LOUIS September l5.-The Supreme
Lodge Of the Knights Of Ladies' Of Honor,
in session here, have elected the following
officers for the ensuing year; Supreme
Protector, II, P, Gage, Boston; Supreme
Vice Protector, T. o. Mullin, Texas; SUI
preme Secretary, Freeman Wright, Mis-
souri; Supreme Treasurer, !, ]. Mcbride,
Indiana; Supreme Chaplain, Mrs A, 4.
Gnyden, Missouri Supreme Guide, J. A.
Sawyer, Ohioi Supreme Guardian, T. N,
Levy, Mississippi; Supreme Sentinel, Il, J..
Brown, Illinois; Medical Examiner O. q,
Higgins, Illinois Trustees, 7, u Dennis,
Kentucky, Q. N. Hardenburg, New York,
and = Smith, Texas, N I Fe..,LN ~