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ALL TICKETS UNLIMITED.
One ~ TIE Compny's spacious and elegant
steamers


STEAMERS
CITY OF RICHMOND OBJ ARIEL,
carrying United state, ma.lI
T.. e.. CLIFFORD. Commander.
leaves Richmond every TJE>DAN. THUE~DAN.
ani >AIl EUAl m :. IT. f.r ah.yl-r.ial.
places. connecting 90 oll Point with thc BlN Line
fnr BALTIMORE au. ftc North. Returning. fIt
steamer leaves Norfolk 10 g s.. NJ and rl.l p.Iut
Z 5:lj s. NJ arriving SO Eicamond O., about 1
L. n.
Through tracts oa sale on steamer ans A. Gar-
ucr', Agency. luuC Nam street.. Baggage cEtl acf
throu.h.
SPECIALLY LOW RATES To- SOCIETIES. Sc.
>TATERoOM> CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
Oh NIGHT.
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By furmau ruppcr,
Real Estate Ascent and AucuonCCr,
1910 Main street.

lOl6 Main street.
ICrlON SALE OF \ NICE III lid
n NE Lon, STU NTFp ON SEVENTEENTH
RETW ZEN RICHARD AND BALDWIN
STREE TS.-Ry inquest ot ihc owner. who Is de-
lcrmircd to scll. shall offer 80 public auction, on
the premises. on
THURSDAY, JUNE -. lSS2.
at & O'Clock l.. VI. The aforementioned property
The lot fronts - fctf ON flc west line ID ~ty,u-
tccnh street. lies beautifully. and is enclosed by
substantial fence.
TYRM>: uuc fourth cash: balance in six.
twelve. eighteen. aud twcuiN-four months. q pCr
cent interest added to deferred note, and same
secured hN tru>t-tccd.
jcls FURMAN UPPER. Auctioncrr.
Ky W. Goddin & son, Auctiouc,r.
GALE At AUCTION OF THAT REAC-
- TIFJL Lot on TIiT NORTH ~lUF OF
MARSH \Ll BETWEEN >NITu AND MIN
FORD SrRfTS.--N the request of M r. ".
lsll We shall ofcI tor sale 30 auction. on thc pre-
misses on
THURSDAY. l;NF -. lsSc,
81 L o'clock L. VI. that truly III Nt-TiFtT LOT
1catCd as above. ads lining lie Residence q Mr.
l~ltN Il has q front II a. fttt and depth n
l5O. mo-C or les. o. % wide alley. uu ihi> los
thCrC Is well of frc water. beautiful flower
yard. AMI fourteen boring trii-in,,> of superior
quality. The ncicahorhooi Is sn improving ouc.
TEENS: AZ sale. W.GOnDl< son.
iclS Nuc:louccrs.
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A CADEMY OF RICHMOND COUNTY

VNUEM1 OF KItTfWVNII'VVN'
~ At AUGUSTA. GN.--AFrLIcAfloNS 10
tltL IIIE CHAIR on IANGt NntS" thsinHu-
tntion will 10 pos1Ncd until JUN Isl ensuing
pcrioucc and nsntcre Of tic Latin, Greek, Ffrnch'
herman. and English languages: Icstinonia's
viii DC required as 10 capabilities Tor maintaining
discipiinc ~ we'll - for successful teaching. tnr-
ihcr Information can bc obtained frum the under
signcd Iiy order OF the hazard Of Trustees.
my 3C-tJyi \. I. HOLE Secretary
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~ portion ~ The
Nam NN TlIr RANCnES

l. done hy Chinese. and 81 FAR u my ohScr-
Walton extends they arc the best lahoror> |
ever saw. and arr particularly suited e. the
irrigating process land nothing grows here
without iO. n they can work all day in
water without dciriHcnt IL their health.
Mr.. Eawlins gave me some facts and
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DELIGHTED .eENeLE,

Thousands an acl.s. - ~ TIC ~oudc-sel lar
cxsns in Boots - tsess. SLIPPERS. asa
TRUNKS rRrcNass,i Al a. tst<s'ne-eui Sale 81
IAC0R NAY.
NlS O. RNnsd siFsVs
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hsls a.. a. tsss lysrc>
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- Gay ~ sish. Sc 800
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-16
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or e mpluiulS common To lhcu srX. H. is
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EIais! saat@ sdN!S - rnG latest
novel les IN mems, boys AID Youths hats,
AT g. HARTMAN's.
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physician, rtlrrtd linm active practice,
having nad placed N tai, hrnds by an East
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affections, also II nUS,tivc and radical clre
FIR General Drbi lty and ALI nervous com
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wonderful curatiNcpoW eis Ia thousands OF
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Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-16

whole hog, a fraction o. a sheep,
and e.txenty eighth Of mule or
ass. There is little doubt of the hog
proper i,n icing c7rrect. but there
are lots Of men living who have at
least tWoa,y-vic ht times heir share
OF nnle.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-16

STATIsTICIAEs have recently d;scov-
cred hat in this country l30,000,000
of farm animals are raised. And if
divided among the population, that
this would give each human being a
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-16

Ii is now reported that North
Carolina man has discovered meer-
schaum P're nine.
81 aim to tel the tru h. "4 =,
Interrupted az acqua ntance, AID
you are probably tn w'rSt shot |"
Americ =
At a meeting Of the Bs'more and
Oaio railroad directors Wednesday
Mr. John W. Garrett WAS elected
president for the twenty fifth cous ecu.
tive term.
Ir il no part OF The bus ness ct an
upr ght man to coucern himself that
the word sh4tl think well Of HIM.
His only duty is 50 to live that the
estlmsbe canuot bat esteem him.
Four thousand barrels # whslioy
carght fi;e near Pltt4burg Monday.
What the greedy flames didn't lick
up ran into the Monongahela, which
river rose five feet aud took out
millions of bushels OF coal. Trus
whiskey aud water combins to warm
the Southern coal buyeIs.
The WASHINGTON MONUMENT
TorPING THE CAPIToL.-ghe l69th
course o. stones was put in place on
the Washington monument on Mon
DAY last, which raises it to height
@ inches greater than that Of the
highest point of the figure of the
Goddess of Liberty on the Capitol.
The shaft is now $50 feet 81 Inches
biph
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-16
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

1t is now reported that North
Carolina man has discovered meer-
schaum p'le mine.
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WufDID IIEnO IT:
The Treasurer Of M Exten>ivc Sny
.linnk ShDOla Illn.xcIL

New ioRS, May l2.-Edward v. Kings.
land, treasurer OF the rroyident institu-
ton for savings, Jersey City, shot himself
this morning, by accident or design, in the
trustees room OF the bank. The officials
believe the funds Of the institution intact,
and have made public statement to that
effect, but run has begun on the bank,
which is surrounded by anxious depssitors.
Mr.. kingsland is trustee for large mum.
her OF estates in Jersey City and vicinity.
The wound is not considered mortal.
There are over 1900 accounts, and the
total due depositors is more than $, 100000.
The assets are S6,'9l,S3a. consisting OF
bonds and mortgages. s., ,600, 900; United
States bonds, S22,000,000; cash on hand and
in banks, Sl50, 900; call loans, S3S5,O00. RI
kine!and's condition is critical. The
run on the bank continues and has US.
sumed the features OF panic. The prcsi.
dent and clerk examined the securities for
call loans deposited at the Mercantile
trust and report all correct.
LArER.-The trustees OF the bank have
made careful examination OF the securi.
ties and found everything intact. There
is due the depositors about s., 800, 900. The
bank has Surplus OF about 100000. 1t
was decided to open the bank tomorrow
and receive deposits as usual.
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RAILROAD MATTERS,

PRiLADELrns, May l2-The jury in the
suit OF Catherine 4. Pennington against
the Pennsylvania railroad company, to re-
cover damages for injuries received in the
accident NJ Bear Swamp last spring, yester-
day returned verdict in Miss pennin..
toms favor ior $4,000.
LOUISVILLE, ny, May l2,-lIary E. Bur
cham, administrators OF the estate OF D.
H. Burcham, who was killed last March
BY au incoming freight over the Nashville
railroad, entered suit, this evening, against
the company ior S25 5000. Burcham was a
miller IRON Hardin county. who came to
the city on business, and becIrne intoxi.
Gated and wandered upon the defendants
track late in the evening aud WIS horribly
mangled bya train running over him.
CISctSSArI, May l2,-Mr. Fink, the
pool commissioner, has accepted the prcsi.
dency oi the Louisville and Nashville sys.
TEN OF railroads. His headquarters will
be in Louisville, Mr.. Baldwin, president
OF the road, will retain the position OF
financial manager, headquarters at New
York.
Sr. LoU.s, May 12.-The Atchison
Topeka and Santa Fe syndicate have pur.
chased the Louisville aad ST. Louis air.
line road.
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STATE OF TRADE.
THE WEEKLY BUSINESS REVIEW
Full aad Exhaustive Reports From the Promi
r. nsat Commercial and Trade csutsrs Of ths
Couatry. ShOrIay the Condition Of II
husintn and Future PruIpsets.

SEw YoRS, May i2-The volume Q!
business is very light this week, and the
exchanges show steady decline in trans.
actions throughout the country; no doubt
partly caused by the extraordinarily in.
clement and unreasonable weather. The
dry goods market is generally dull. What
little animation there Is, Is owing TO
back orders and no: current demands.
American pig iron unchanged and the vol
ume OF business light. Market for Scotch
pig iron gaining strength; rather more in
quiry at better prices. Some inquiry for
steel rails and some large transactions re.
ported, but price low. Iron rates neglected
aud quotations nominal. Hardware trade
backward orders even for seasonabie
goods do not come in freely. Tea market
dull; English combination still forcing
their goods for cash at auction on the mar.
ket, which has very depressing effect.
Market for raw sugar trm; holders do not
care to, sell large lots at present
quotation; better prices anticipated. No
change in prices OF refined sugar and busi.
ness somewhat inactive. Coffee, prices
frmer but much depends upon the number
OF arrivals; trade backward and little do.
ing; arrivals show steady increase with
corresponding drop in prices. Cheese
coming in large supply but prices will be
maintained. Price OF eggs still keep re.
markabty high for the season.
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WASHINGTON, May la a correspondent
asked prominent Cincinnati member OF
the National brewers convention whether
there was any change in feelings OF Gin
cinnatt Germans concerning the aclion OF
the recent Legislature on the temperance
question. I,
~ think not" was the reply, "-is III. rs
we are concerned. We have no desire to
leave the Republican party, or to
permit its nominees for Congress or the
Presidency to suffer. I would willingly
vote for the Republican nominees Tor Con-
gress in Cincinnati, but what others may
do cannot say. In the las: election !
told my men to vote Tor the ward officers
Just the same as usual, but they every one
voted Democrat tickets in spite oil me. !
think everything depends upon the action
OF the Supreme Court in deciding the cons.
ti,u,ionality Of the Pond bill. We would
have accepted the Locke bill as all right
but il the Pond bill stands, then ! think thu
rs.sul: next fall will be extremely doubtful
The next Legislature can't be saved At any
price. 1t is doomed" q "A
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IRELAND'S WOES.
ARRESTS OF SUSPECTED MuRpERERs
The Irish Repression nili-lts Harsh Features De-
+ nouas,d Ia ParlIan.at-pliloa Warn. the
House OF Commons that 90 0ppreHor OF
the People can Live Ia ireland.

DUBLIN, May 19.--The police and tht
people are beginning TO discredit th'
theory tlta. Irish.Americans were import
ed to commi. the murder OF Cavcndish ane
Burke. This leads, further, to the deduc
ton that some secret lodge was implicated
in the crime. The great hope is that th,
reward offered will induce some member
ot the gang to become an informer. ont
OF the knives sold by iron mongers O
Dublin to some suspicious looking person
on Saturday, was fully capable OF inilictins
the wounds sustained by the victims. The
knife was purchased shortly before P. VI
on that afternoon. A discharged soldier,
named Allen, has been arrested on sus'
picion.
Public feeling is that, in the face OF re.
cent improvement, the extreme measure oi
repression is uniustitiable.
Arrests ia connection with the assassiaa.
ton continue. The latest are: One Ryan,
OF Waterford, and, year back, from the
United States; Jas. MeGrath, at Shrews.
bury, England.
Thomas Power O'Conner, member OF
Parliament, has arrived ut Queenstown,
from the United States. He goes to Dub.
lin
Earl Spencer, replying to deputa,ion oi
the Dublin chamber OF commerce and the
Belfast corporation, after deploriug the
tragic end and eulogizing the personal at
tributes OF Lord Frederick Cavendish and
Mr.. Burke, and assuring those pres
eut that the authorities would do
their utmost to discover the assassins,
said tha. the Government would endeayor
to deal liberallr with all questions which,
like the arrears OF rent, were retardins the
restoration OF order in Ireland.
LONDON, May l2.-The Times says that
the repression BILL" taken altogether,
covers the whole ground aud grApples
every part of the subject reso!utely and
boldly. The Daily Telegraph and the
Standard approve the bill. The Daily Ntu,
pos.pones criticism.
Parnell, Kelly and Davitt have gone to
Paris to see .Egan, treasurer OF the land
league. This gives color to the statement
that break is in progress between
the Parnel and the Rosa factions OF Irish
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CHICAGO, May 12.-Nlrs. ScoyilIe was in-
terviewed after her talk with her husband.
She said she had dreaded the conversation
very much on account OF the temper shown
by him. He had been writing her verv
threatening and abusive letters, using such
epithets as she did not care to repeat.
Among other things she says he wrote her
that il she did not stop lecturine and work
ing in behalf OF her brother he would make
it so hot ior the three Griteals that the
two who were not hung would wish tElcy
were. She had realized 500 from
the New York lecture, and was to have ap-
peared in Boston and elsewhere but for
Scoville's interference lie. husband want
ed TO get possession OF her daughter, Bertha,
in order 10 eet the mother also. In their
talk she told Scoville his attempts at coer-
cion must cease; that she proposed to rent
home for herself and lecture TO save her
brother. She said All he does not cease
his interference, l vii! give certain iac.s to
the newspapers, and John Guiteau will tell
what he knows about Scoville. For the
sake Of my children I Withhold the worst
for the present" Stovile was not seen.
Lewis P. Scoville was questioned as to
the troubles into which his father and
mother have fallen. Father is very poor"
he said. ''fIe had good practice here and
was doing well. but now he is so reduced
that he is forced to undertake this scandal.
Gus lecturins scheme to raise money to pay
his debts. The home is broken up, and
my sister is trying to support herself by
painting"
Miss Fannie Scoyiile, the daughter oi
Guiteau's brothccin.law, was seen in her
studio at 10 State street, on the corner oi
State and Monroe streets. The walls oithe
little apartment were literally covered
with the creations OF her brush and pencil,
and near the open window stood an un.
finished portrait OF her father.
"iiow long have you been in these quar-.
tersm
Only since the lst OF May. am meet.
ing with every encouragement, and ,rus.
my friends will discover that am irving
hard to support mvself.h
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The Anrtl3 Pole Problem.

WASHINGTON, May lo.-It is stated that
Nj. Bennett had plans for another Arctic
expedition under consideration when the
nes. saS received OF the finding OF the
dead bodies Of belong aud his party. 1t
Is unlelSeod that, in obedience TO general
public sentiment, Mr.. Bennett will
abandon the intention unless there should
sFteat TO be reasonable grounds Tor 4
searrh iov Lieutenant Chips crew. 1t is
SAID that the contemplated expedition was
to have been on y mucl, erander scale than
us. otthe Jeanette, and was to have been
under the direction OF both army and navy
0Scers. The naval officers were 10 be
Supreme on board the vessel, while the
army officers were to head sledge expe-
tiaonin conjunction with the other branch
ci,he service.
The brother Of DR.. Amber, who was
among these lost in the Jeanette expedi-
ao1, Is here TO urge the Government to re-
cover and bring the body Ell the dead man
70 this country. He hls consulted with
te'es4i members OF Congress on the sub.
fc all Of whom have promised to use ,iei,
tsI Itudeavors ior the accomplishment oi
Ge Ame. Mr.. Amber, who resides in
ssF Hexico, is young man, and when
IkAS OF his lost brother appeared very
lSca distressed at his untimely end. n
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NEWS NOTES EY WIRE.

The vile OF Jacob Brady, merchant o!
Carlisle, Ky, was killed BY lightning yes.
terday.
4 call has been issued for a conference oi
the prohibition alliance ut Chicago on the
eand Of August. o
Evansville, Indiana, has contracted for
the Brush electric light. The gas lamps
will be retired.
Ross has telc.rlphe,l his willingness to
row fianlan on the hcd river, in June
next for a purse OF 5000.
Near Shreveport, Ia., England Griffin
and wife tied their little son up by the
heels, beat him to death and buried him
in the swamp.
Irwin Mann, wealthy farmer OF Car
mel, Michigan. hanged himself yesterday
Just is hours after his marriage TO beauti
iu! young woman. es1#-
Word comes from Reading, Pa, tha. {
strike at the Wes. Hamburg iron works or
account Of IN obnoxious order may be es
pected not later than Monday.
James @ Smith. contestant for the sea-
Of Representative Chas. ". Shelly, fourtl
Alabama district, died last night, OF pneu
mouia, after an illness Of less than forty
eight hours.
vir-inia C. Penny, who is well know
not oulyto citizens OF Louisville, Ky, bu
to many throughout the country, was yes
terdayadjudged, to bea luaa.ic and orderet
to the asylum at Anchorage.
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TEN MILLIONS.
WHAT THE NATION RaYstrs sAvioRs.
The Passion Appropriation Bili-rhs Iron and
Stssl tatssssts and ths Tariff Commi,sior.
Oliver, Of PI,tlbarsh, reconstructed to
the rresidsat = Capital Ge,,ip.
s,ecla, Dispatch to the ln,ell!gcncer.

Special Dispatch 10 the lntelllgCncer.
WASHINGTON, May loo.-Anotlier petition
to the President for the pardon Of Sergeant
Mason, con aiming over three thousant
signatures, was presented his morning. Il
is principally from the employees OF the
Baltimore 4 Ohio and the Northern Cen
tral railroads. :.
The entire Pennsylvania Congressional
delegation, irrespective Of part:, have
signed paper requesting the appointmen,
OF Harry ". Oliver, Of Pittsburgh, to be a
member Of the tariff commission, to repre-.
sen. the iron and steel interests o!
the country in that body. Oliver
was q candidate for the position OF United
States Senator at the time Senator Mitchell
was elected. There are some prospects OF
Mr.. divers appointment, as Mr. Pardee,
who is named, Pennsylvania member
asserts, has not the required time to give
to the work OF the commission.
A bill reported in the House, yesterday,
made an appropriation Of sl0,O0o,0oO in
aid OF the support Of common schools. 1t
is to be apportioned among the several
States and Territories according to the pro.
portion OF their illitcrate children
under ten years OF age. An amount, not
exceeding five per cent OF the sum por.
toned out, may be used for the education
OF teachers in public schools. This bill is
supported by an enormous number OF peti.
tious from every section OF the country, u
large number coming from West Vir-
ginia, but it is doubtful ii it will pass the
House this session.
The pension appropriation bill has been
completed by the appropriation committee
and will be reported to the House in few
days. l. appropria,es Sl09,800,0o0, the
largest sum ever voted for pensions in one
year in the United Safes or any other
country. The amount appropriated for the
present fiscal year was $4,000, 900,
and the estimates OF the pension com.
missioner were for twice that
sum, precisely what the committee has
agreed to report. The bill contains several
provisions, extending the power OF the
commissioner to detect frauds in the SER
vice.
W. J. W. Cowden aud bride and post.
master Sterling OF Wheeling, are at the
National.
The name OF the postotIice a. Cabel
court house, CabeIl county, has been
changed to Barbainsville. 4 new post
office has been established at kelsey, Bel
mont county. Ohio.
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THE ELEnENrs' cAEyIyAL,
Further Dc;nils OF the Great Stort:, Ir
.----- Tho IuuIAn TerritorH ~

Further Details OF the Great Stort:, In
tho Indian Territory. 7.;izi
/. CHICAGO, May ia special from Dal.
las, Texas, says that everything is being
done to relieve the sufferers by the great
storm ut McAllister, in the Indian Ter
ri;o.y. last Tuesday. The fatalities will
number twcnty-oue, but the names have
not been obtained. \ survivor, describing
the scene, says two horrible looking black
cloads, one IRON the southeast and one from
the southwest, cane with great velocity to.
ward the camp and met. Thecarnival ofthc
elements WAS appalling. The two clouds
seemed to rush into each other and tear
each other asunder like iniuriated Wild
beasts. Great masses OF shattered clouds
were made visible by the continuous
flashes Of lightning, which made the seen,
brighter than day for over an hour. Abov,
the wild roar OF the winds could in ths
! darkness be heard occasionally the shrek
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ST. JosEPn, Mo, May l2.-At meeting
OF the State press association here, DR..
Laws, president OF the State university,
read q long essay on State sovereignty,
which created some feeling in the conven-
ton, rs he asserted that Lee and Jackson
were no more traitors than Washington
and Wayne. J. B. Merwin, OF St. Louis,
arose to point OF order, and asked il he
would be permitted to respond. Thomp-
son, Stalwart OF Platsbury, arose, and
hoped that the gentleman would be per.
nitted to continue the address. \ wild
scene eusued Tor moment, but soon order
was regained, and the programme was con,
tinupd E.r,t -, .u
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FOREIGN NOTES RY CABLE.

70.
ST. PErEEsnvRo, May l2-Thirty.six
houses were burned at the town OF Oranieu.
baum.
CAIRO, May 1o.-Alany Europeans are
leaving Cairo. The ministry are preparing
forts on the northera coast. ga :
LONDON, May l2.-Irolaois, the famous
American horse who won the las, Derby
race, has rup,urc'i blood vessel. 1t is
no: probable that he viii again appear on
the course. 80 5.r.8.>'
CAlHo, May l2.-Tl.e relations beteen the
khedive and Ministry have been suspend
ed. The latter repudiates the khedive'.
authority. The khediye received a dis
patch iroH, the Sultan pr.i>ing his conduc
aad declaring that no apprehension neeC
be ielt. II Is believed the impeachment O
the khedivn will be proposed in the Cham
Der OF No:ables.