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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-07
A Disastrous Fire i'm a wisconsin
TOMB.

RACINE. WIS, May Ga fire broke
ont in Goodrick's warehouse about 10
O'Clock last night, when it rapidly spread
to the lumber yards and elevators. At
800 everything north OF Third street and
east OF Wisconsin street was either in
ashes or burning. \ fierce gale OF wind
was blowing. Engines were sent Tor to
Chicago and Milwaukee. The following
message was sent by Mayor Packard to
Mayor Stowell, Milwaukee: "Send is as
many iire-engines as You can. The city Is
threatened with being wiped out by fire.
LATER.
RACINE, WIS, May Go 4. M.-The
wind has subsidized somewhat. and there is
hope that the lire may be stopped ut Fourth
street. Ii has not crossed the river yet,
and so far the large MANUFACTURES are I'M
touched. Something like fifteen acres are
so far burued. The loss Is estimated NJ
from S1,000,OO0 to S3,000,000, and no
figures can be got as to insurance.
THE LOSS ONLY SijS,000.
CHICAGO, May 6.-The Daily Ne,rS'S re-
porter sends the following from Racine ~
the losses in detail: Kelley, Weeks Il Co.,
lumber, $4,000; Jones, Knapp Il Co., $780,
900: Onandaga Salt-Works, $4,000; RAJ
cine Silycr-Plating Company. stock. 3d.
600; Herzog & Roberts's Racine Star Mills,
$4,000: Joseph Miller & Co., boots and
shoes, $50, 0GO; Shoe-Packing Company,
Phil. KrOok Il Co., stock and building,
$4,000; i. Ibing, furniture stock and
building, $4,000; light, small frame build
ines, $1,000; COngress-lIall Hotel, owned
by Seneca Raymond. $4,000; the building
used rs an Office by the Chicago. Milwaukee
and st. Paul railroad. and owned by j. ;.
Moore, OF Jane stown. y. y, $4,000; elc-
yltor, owned by the Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. Paul railroad, $4,000: Goodrich
warehouses, $1,000; Union Hall block
building, 500. zoo. The total loss Is $3.50 coo.
RACINE, May G.-The outcome OF Che
cOnflagration Of last night is ~ follows
Seven blocks were burned over; forty
four buildings and 100000 feet OF lumber
consumed. The loss figures up about
three quarters Of a million, on which there
was about quarter Of million Insurance.
That part OF the city in ashes was the old
est and least ornamental. being largely
composed OF inferior buildings, with here
ana there q fine one. The citizens have
not lost heart, but are preparing TO rebuild.
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F0rty.sevcnth Congress Firsf Session.
WASHINGTON, May 6, 1882.
SENATE.
The Senate was not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


The Senate was not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House at l1:2j went into Committee
Of the Whole (Mr. Robinson, OF Massachul-
sets, in the chair) on the tariff commission
bill.
\ number OF amendments were offered
and rejected, and at 500 p. NJ. Mr.. Robin
son reported the bill TO the House.
Mr.. Kasson, Of Iowa, asked unanimous
consent to take from the Speakers table
Senate bin on the same subject, to strike
out all after the enacting clause, and insert
the provisions Of the bill agreed to in COM
mittee.
Mr.. Springer, Of Illinois, objected.
Mr.. Mills, Of Texas, moved to recommit
the bill, with instructions TO the Committee
on Ways and Means TO report within thirty
DAYS a bill based on the principle that no
more money should be collected than Is
necessary TO the wants OF the Government,
economically administered. The motion
was lost-ayeS, -; noes, ISL.
As only one motion to Tecommit with IN
structions is permitted under the rules, the
effect Of Nh. Mills's motion was to prevent
Mr.. Hewitt Of New York from introducing
the resolution which he indicated in his
speech delivered recently.
Mr.. Hewitt thereupon asked unanimous
consent to offer o resolution to the similar
effect, but Mr.. Bayne, Of Pennsylvania, Oh
iected.
The pre-, iOus question was then ordered
on the bill, and Mr.. Ka>son took the floor.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. kasson's
speech the bill was passed-yeas, l5l ;
nays, SO.
ON motion OF Mr.. Calkins, OF Indiana, q
resolution was adopted permitting the con-
tcstant in the Alabama contested-election
ease of Matson rs. Oates TO Withdraw his
papers. (This leaves Oates in possession
OF the seat.)
Mr.. Hubbell. OF Michigan, introduced a
bill to enlarge the powers and duties OF
the Department Of Agriculture. Referred.
The House then (at 5:2j Z. NJ adjourned.
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WasIliugfOli.
THE BH.L TO REMOVE CONFEDERATE DTsABIL-
ITIEs-GESERAL MAHONE's VOTE.
From Our Regular Correspondent
w AsUINGTON Nav 6. 1882.


From Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, May @, 1882.
There has been q good deal OF comment
on the vote OF Senator Malone on the bill
introduced by the Military Committee pro-
viding for the repeal Of section 1918 OF the
United States Revised Statutes. This sec
ton prohibits any person who served in
any military, naval, or civil capacity in the
Confederacy or any of the southern States
from holding any position in the United
States army.
The bill, as reported by the Military
Committee, proposed to repeal the statutes
and remove the ban from ex-COniederates.
After an exciting debate the Republicans
concluded to refer it to the Judiciary Com
mittee, Of which Senator Edmunds is
chairman: mot" as Senator Plum, Oh
Kansas, admitted, "for any investigation
as to the propriety Of it, but SIMPLY to he
there and ,oait." The motion to refer was
carried by a strict party vote OF 20 to y,
Senator Malone voting with the Republic
cans. Had he voted with the Democrats
on this subject the statute would have been
repealed and the door opened to eX-Con-
federates. As it is, his vote enabled the
Republicans to carry the bill to the Ju-
dietary Committee, where il will sleep the
sleep that knows no waking. Many OF his
Readjuster friends in Washington say that
he has made a great mistake that will tell
against them in the coming election.
ASSOCIATED Press Reports to the Dispaichl
FITZ JOHN PORTER's SENTENCE PARTIALLY
SET ASIDE.
WASHINGTON. May G.-The President has
issued an order relieving General Fitz John
Porter OF so much OF the cOurt-mGrtial sem
tence as debarred him from holding any
office OF trust under the United States.
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The Crew or,i,e Rodgers Saved.

WASHINGTON, May Ga cable message
received last night stated that Minister
Hoffman, at Petersburg, had received a
message from Captain Berry announcing
the loss OF the steamer Rodgers and thirty
Of the thirty-seyen persons on board.
Secretary Frelinghuysen received a mes
sage this morning from Minister Hoffman,
saving: 81 request the telegraph depart
ment to repeat the telegram Of yesterday.
II now reads: Rodgers lost November
80. No lives lost"
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Cation ReceipfS.

NEW YoEK, May 6.-The receipts OF cot
ton nj MI the interior towns were l6,54S
bales: receipts from plantations, 1924
bales crop in sight. 5,l9G,G9T bales: total
visible supply OF cotton for the world
:. ISL O3s bales. OF which 1.1S3.995 bales is
American. against 2,057,S9l bales, and >
2Ss. 500 bates respectively last year.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

wv ATER-POWER FOR RENT IN
w PETERSBURG, Al TIE BASIN; II ThE
WET or DRY. There Is ON the premises a rock
foundation and brick wall for first story; forebay
and penstock, nearly new. one American turbine
lil 10 ed bors. alan A .B0hnyille Wheel, about 20
horse some Corn aud Wheat,iiurrs shaftings.
splnd;es &C. All the above VIII DE- sofa cheap or
rented for my nnespred lease oil n'''e over three
Parties wanting this property can make good
'oi nr,,, WIN ~ ''e '""'' GEWARD a MUNT,
my6.lw. "Eagle Mills Petersburg, Va
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Naval Intelligence.

NORFOLK, May G.-The torpedo ram
Alarm. with Admiral Porter on board. az
rived in the harbor this morning. Cour-
tesies were exchanged with the officers Of
the German man-of-war Louise, now here,
and Of the nayy-yard. The Alarm left for
Fortress Monroe this evening. The United
States steamer Alliance left the nayy-yard
this morning for Hampton Roads.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

and Other washington Mat
ters-The Tar,ff-Commission Bill Passed In
the House-Further Particulars About the
Jcannctte-Search Party-The Crew OF the
Rodgers safe-A observation-disclosures
Dollar Fire sn Wisconsin; forty-four
Buildings and Ten Million Feet or Lumber
Consnmed-Lord Cavcndish, the New Chsef
Secretary FOR Ireland, and Under-secretary
Hprke Shot Dead In DubIin-Other Irish
News &C,
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Death OF Prominent New York Her.
chant.

New YORK, May 6.-Mr. Rutzen Maury,
well-known cotton merchant, died yes
terday at No. II east Fourth street. His
father, James Ma,ry, Of Virginia. was an
intimate friend OF Thomas Jefferson. lie
was consul at Liverpool for tbirty-nine
years, and was the pioneer Of the cotton
trade at that place. Mr.. Rutzen Maury
was born In that city while his father was
consul, and was educated in London.
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SOUTHERN NErHoDrsrs.

-rhe General Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal church, south. Meeting in Nash
,iIlc-Address OF tho Observation-Disclosures
Of Bi.hop Paine--Copmiuecs Appointed
The Delegates from the Virginia Confer
euee. ETC.. etc.
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Or. Preston L. Buckner was killed at
Greenville, Miss, on Thursday night, 10y
man named Wentworth. 1t appears that
the Doctor entered the room where Went
worth was sleeping. Ii was very dark, and
Wentworth, not being able to discover who
il was, call on to halt. The Doctor paid
no attention 10 the command, and Went
worth fred, killing Buckner almost in
stantly.
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MAREvE INTEELsGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 8, 1852


Steamship Roanoke. Couch New York. mcr-
chandise and passengers. CIV. Allen Co., agents.
Steamer j. W. EyemaD, smith. PnlddtlphiA
merchandise and passengers, j. ". hcCArick
agent. .
steamer Ariel. Clifford. Norfolk. United states
mall merchandise, aud passengers. l.. +. Iatum'
superintendent.
Schooner Montana, Brown, Kennc5ec. ice, Mrs.
Jane King.
Schooner Washington. Jordan. New York, iron,
Richmond aud Ddnyille Railroad Company.
The schooner Sarah 4. BOyce. from Philadelpiiia'
with coal reported arrived Yesterday, was con-
signed TO Charles II. Page.
SAILED.
schooner Corredor. Ryder. Norfolk, coal. Ches,l-
peake and Ohio Railway Company; vessel, Curiie
A Go. 49,,
Schooner Sarah Shubert. Evan, Philadelphia.
iron ore and ties, Curtis x Parker.
schooner Alert. Christopher, NoriOlk, truck DaI-
rels. Curtis Z Parker. ~. 49,.
schooner l.. 4. Rose, Smith, New York, slaves
Curtis & Parker. n,,,,, p.,.,
more coal. Geryas StOrrs vessel, Curtis & Parker
MEMORANDA.
RkLTTMORE.-Clearcd SIN: schooner hatte
Alma COlburn. for Richmond. .
PuIlADTLPnIA.-C Cleared 5th : schooner Maria
Pirr,On. Asly, for kichmond' ana schoohef Aiee
Terrell, Straughu. for Petersburg.
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Ii it is headache OF any kind that troubles
YOU, YOU need never have another attack.
Send $3.50 to DR.. c. ". Benson, Baltimore,
Md, and he will send ycu by return mail
six boxes OF bis Celery and Chamomile
pills and they will permanently cure you.
or druggists, 80 cents a box.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. May O. 1882.
sALEs-FIRsT BoARD,-2O 900 Virginia iax-rc-
celvahle coupons at 61: 1000 Manchester tax
receivable 6's at 90; 10 shares Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad stock ut 454.
SECOND BoARD.-l 900 Richmond and DanyilIe
Railroad gold SIS at 1905; 1000 Columbia and
Grcenyilie Railroad I'd 6's at ST; 10 shares Char
iotic, Columbia and Augusta Railroad stock at 40,
10 do. at iGk
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A Verde, for Mans,aughter.

DUBLIN, May 6.-The coroner's jury have
returned verdict Of manslaughter against
Farmer McGlorine, who shot dead the man
who fired at him in Foxiord, County Mayo.
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NEW YORK DANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, Nav 6.-The weekly statement of
the associated banks shows the following changes
f2iS.SOO: legal tenders increase. 536O40O:
deposits increase, S5.42e,20O; circulation de-
The banLs now hold s9,660,350 in excess of
legal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 6.-VirginIa SIS. consois 65x:
second series, SO: past-due coupons, 60: new
lO-4O's, a3. Bid to-day.
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Dea,,, orRev. rroraiio Thompson.

Especial telegram 10 the Bispatch.l .,
LEXINGTON, VA, May Grey. iioratio
Thompson, for upwards OF forty years a
trustee OF Washington College, now known
a. Washingtona and Lee University, brcathed
his last this morning at his home, at Tim
Der Ridge, in this county. Verify a good
man i'm Israel has fallen.
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Second DiSDdtch.
DANENHOwER's CONDITION. .

LONDON, May G.-The Standards st. Pc
tersburg dispatch says Lieutenant Danen-
hower's eyes are so badly affected that he
has been advised TO postpone his departure
from that city for few days in order to
consult IN oculiSt, rs it is feared that con-
tinuing his journey would involve the
complete loss Of his eyesight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-07

Chicr.sccretary Cavendish and Under-secre-
tary Burke stabbed TO Denth-wnylaid
and Murdered BIZ -Four Assassins-Discov-
cry of the Bodies and Escape OF the MUIR
derers-FuIl Details of the Tragedy.
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EOrfniik Notes.

Run OVER AND KILLID-sYALI-P0X ~ NOR
POLK COUNTY.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.J
NORFOLK, VA. May Ca cOlored man
named Reuben Willis was killed this eve
ming on Roanoke Square. IIewas run over
by a truck. lie was a country marketman
from Princess Anne.
The smallpox has again broken ont
amongst the colored people in Norfolk
county.
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Cou,,niffe.I fnr TrinI.

LONDON, May Elm the Bow-street POI
lice Court to-day Albert Young, railroad
employee, recently arrested for threatening
the life OF the Queen, was committed for
trial.
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PICTURES. FRAMES, dc.

V'IE LATEST
PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINGs, oLEoGRAPHs
CHROMOs, at very low figure;
PHOTOGRAPH, VELVET, and IA Ell
FRAMES;
CORNICEs and PARLoR EAsELs at
apa7 l.. LEwIs's, 912 Main street.
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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, May Eoon.--stocks irregular and
generally lower. honey-No quotntion. TX
change-i.ong, 1864: short, 1891. State bonds
steady. Governments Irregular.
EGenfng - Exchange, 1851. Governments
unchanged: new 5's, 1Oid: new 4l's. ll54 new
A.. 1914. Money. 2js63 per cent. States strong.
Treasury balances-COin, *SS.l1O; currency,
$500.
stocks irregular. .
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ROOTS. SHOES, &c.

I 4. GRlGG, 9axE
TENTH AND MAIN STREETS,
POINTED Toes and COLOR
ED TOPS in high andlow SHOES;
LADIES, TOOTHPICK TOES and PATENT
LEATHER CAPS, in button and lace shoEs
high AID low cut;
CHILDREN's EXTRAHlGH-CCI MD Dools'
~, N cFNTLEMFN's and LADIES' BROAD
DOTTOM AND FLAT-HEEL shOEs-ho
"'''' TRUNKS, SATCHELs,
VALIsEs, BAGS,
GRIP SACKS, &c.
BIG STOCK. POPULAR PRICES.
Tan OH
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP LINES.

GENERAL RAILROAD AND lin
u STEAMSHIP TICKET OFFICE, la--szs1s1ss
1000 MAIN STREET 1870
no Won CONTEMPLATE a visit to the OLD COJN y
TRY or perhaps you desire q sehd ior sOIhe 1I
vour friends III 80, YOU viii find II TO Spur "a,
ysn,a',. ~ c1ll ON The undersigned. who y agsnt
cor ali Of The fr.t-class OCEAN oIEAMSfif
LINES 10 and from EUROPE. FlksIyy, , .h.,Ts
INTERMEDIATE, aud S1EEkAOt ii1,senls
10 oR FROM he principal points IN ElkOrE'
rXCt'RsiON TICKETS At REDUCED EA ~
sTNTE-ROOMs SECURED IN AVN A,n, ~.
Railroad and steamship tickets 70 nj poinss ~ w
I,nited STATES and CanaGas. Pas.enscrs ann Dag
,tgc called for at hotels and private residences
s1d BAGGAGE checked 30 destination. lines, car
r,ages la the city for hire. a. ". SAt.bEh,,
Il 3-cOd6m iOnV va" S'iee'.
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DHILADELP A, RICH E{EfS
.-zzs<xza<ks
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEA NSUIp NPANY

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY at II NJ, and every SUNDAY at
4. VI.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers re-
ceived TN 1870 \. NJ; Tor sunday steamer VII
=. NJ. saturday. Freight received daily iii
T.. VI.
Fare. SO.
steamers connect at Philadelphia for Fan river
and the East.
For further Information. apply 10
j. ". MCCARRlCk.
General Southern Agent. Office Rockets.
W. L. CLYDE 4 co.
M an General Agents.
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Tie Jeanncttc Search.
TIE BODIES OF CAPTAIN DE LONG AND TEN OF
THE CREW FOUND.

TIE BODIES OF CAPTAIN DE- LONG AND TEN OF
THE CREW FOUND.
NEW YORK. 3Tay G.-The Herald pub
fishes The following:
IRKUTsK, Lay 5-noining.-The follow
Ing dispatches have just been received here
by special courier from Sir. Jackson, the
New York Herald correspondent, on his
way north to the mouth Of the Lena.
FIRST Dispatch.l
DEER STATION, KENUEACH, DISTRICT OF
VERcHNARANsK, April ia runor is cur
rent among the fungus natives that five
men have been found by the fungus at
the mouth OF the Lena. They describe
one as wearing gold-iaced uniform. Noros
tells me Captain De Long wore ms uniform
coat under his ulster at the time OF land
Ing. give this as rumOr, but it Is re-
markablc that news spreads among the
fungus with great speed. JACKSON.
[Second DiSpdtch.l
FORTY MILES BEYOND kENURACH, April
IA Cossack eStQfctte Especial eXpress)
has lust arrived here with dispatches bring
inc the news that the bodies OF Captain De
Long and ten men have been found all in
one spot. He takes sealed dispatches,
which YOU will receive with this.
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Passenger. Freight

tAll trans daily except Sunday--passCnger tram
connecting at West Point on Tuesdays. Thursday,
and saturdays with steamers for Baltimore ard
the North.
Frugnt train leaving Richmond al $40 4. NJ.
will have passcnger-coach attached.
Train No. "A connects al Burkeyille with Mo-
folk and Western railroad for Farmylle, Lynel-
burg, and all southwestern points.
Train No. 80 Through passenger stops nj all sta
lions. connecting at Suthcrlins with Milton and
Sutherlin NarrOw-'iaugc railroad for Milton. az
Salisbury with Western North Carolina railrof
for all points In Western North Caroliua; at At
lanta for all points South and southwest.
Train No. 81 Through passenger and NALL stors
nj all stations connecting at Sutherln's with MI
ton and Suthcrn N9TrOw-Garge railroad for
Milton; al Atlanta for All points south and South
west; at Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta, Sayar-
nah. and Florida points.
Trains from the south arrive az Richmond st
i:30 L. VI, 1920 A. NJ, and l2:4f y. NJ. and from
West Point at 1920 A. n. Passenger, aud Gle l..
VI. (Freight.l
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: direct four-heurs connection il made between
Richmond aud Norfolk by trains leaving Man
chester ut 1850 4. VI. and Norfolk ri 1928 L. VI.
All trains leaving Petersburg viii start from the
AppomattON depot
PENDING the rebuilding Of James-Riyor bridge
all passenger trains depart from aud arrive &c
hanclcs Ter station, foot OF seventh street.
j. Il. kENLN, General superintendent
4. POPF. henerai Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NV YORK. MAY G--COtton-Nct receipts.
As hales: gross. 758 lalc.. FutGfs very duh
aud -fcady; salcs. $4,000 bales; Nay. sl2.27en
S22.2H: June. 4l2.3sH Sl2.3A; July. $1,000
sl2.53: August. tl2.C6H sl2GI; September.
December. sl1.47Ncll rs:
January. sl1.js@$ll.GO; February. sll7la
L
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All regular passenger trains stop ut Bon Air.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
on Train 5O-.New York and Atlanta rid Wash
ington aud Danyile.
on Train 52-Richmond and Danyille, and
Charlotte and Charleston.
Tickets sold 70 all points south, southeast, al Il
southwest. and baggage checked through.
No lay-Oyer checks given On local tickets.
A. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
r. NJ II. TAICOTT, General Manager. ap 30
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MlLWAIrKEE.

MILWAUKEE,. My G.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat lower and very tame: No. NIL
waukce, soft. cash. sl.3l; May, SL29ii; june,
s1.3lk. Corn easier: No. 2. 7ic. oats quiet ;
No. 2, 53Hc.: white. soc. Provisions lower.
Moss D0rk. 1888 cash and May, flS.45 Jnne.
Iarl-Pr.mc steam. - .2j cash and May. : 30
June. Hos IN good demand at f6.sO@s7.3j.
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AND PETERSBURG

ICHMON AND PETERSBURG
HI RAILROAD COMP 4 y Y.-COmmencine
SUNDAY, May Z. 1882, trains ON this rOac VIII
run follows.
LEAVE MASCHRsTER-soUTH
BIG II. NJ. FAST MAIL, daily. Makes through
connections for savannah Siope
only M Petersburg and Chester.
Pullman sleeper between Manches-
ter and jacksonville.
1881 \. NJ, THROUGH MAIL, daily, connect
ing for Raleigh, Charleston, Au-
gusta, Aiken, savannah. and jack
sonyie. stops at Chester Ccntrala,
and Drewry's Blur. Pullman Sleep
ers between Manchester aud >ayan-
nah on this train.
$50 z. ". FREIGHT, daily. except Sunday.
9.1VV ~ y, " "" sunday excursion.
LEAVE PErERSBUHG-SoRTH.
$3.50 A. W., FAST MAIL, daily. stops only at
Chester. Pullman sleeper on the
train between Jacksonville and Nan-
chester.
$40 r. NJ, THROUGH MAIL, daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for al points East
and West: also making connections
with Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
for all points West. This tTriD
stops at Chester, tentr1lis, and
DrcvTy's Bluff. Pullman sicepers
rn this train between savannah and
Manchester.
7:35 \. VI, FREIGHT, daily, except sunday.
9.V.U ~ ~ ~" Sunday excursion.
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~ was ordered that the standing commit
tees bee appointed on Episcopacy, Itinera-
e.. Reyisals. Sunday schools, Missions,
Boundaries, Education, and Publishing In
ferests, and special committees on the BIZ
bic Cause, Temperance, Fraiernal Core
Spondence. and Centenary OF American
Meihodism. The presiding elder and pas
tors Of Nashville constitute Committee on
Worship.
VIRGINIA DELEGATES on COMMITTEES.
Attic afternoon session Bishop Mc1yeire
announced special committees, and DR.. j..
&. CRANBERRY was appointed 10 the Commit
tee on Centenary Of MethOdism.
Amongst the committees which Were
suggested by the delegations from the va
rious annual conferences and approved by
the General Conference
DIR. w. W. Bennett appeared on the
Committee on Episeopacy.
Rev. j. T.. Edwards ON ltlneraney.
Rev. Il. A. Peterson on Reyisal.
l.. l.. Marks on sunday Schools.
George Nj. Balm on Missions.
Rev. j. ID. Blackwell on Boundaries.
Rev. X. n. sledd on Education.
w. W. Walker on Publishing Interest.
Richard lrby on Church Extension.
Nashville has been throDged with visit
ors, besides delegates from all parts OF the
South, 10 attend the Conference, and she Il
displaying her characteristic hospitality.
TBE CONFERENCE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
ILLNESS OF TIE SECRETARY.
NASHVILLE, TESs., May 5.-The General
Conference Of tae Methodist Episcopal