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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-12

PISAfoRE. box-shect for the sale oil
reserved seats for Pinaiore will be open to-
day. The performance will be given Tor
the benefit OF the gallant policemen OF the
Second district, and will take place on the
Isth instant at the Richmond Theatre.
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pooKs. STATIONERY, &c.
CHRISTMAS At n. LkoNAhpr'
.,t .,roct a few doors below SlnW.

YDS Mhih hsiNNNf -
Ny holiday opening has ,,, aad Sno0s elegant,
pST,Sa pSr,meSt o2 GOODS fyer SspSs sSSo de-
noe before and ann sure ,naI wI Sl ' be more ihan
sire 70 ,,h my assortment, 40 IL has been &c IN
ay selected van yIsT g. s" cARns Rs from Eng
superb iins 0' ,d a,nerican manufact ctnrers.,vei,
s, cheap. Ss HsS me line g AhGTnnSSX iHhS6
DESKS, ODoR-1 Asis, l, WiyWF and FANCY
kk6SEs 5S Gill rANnihFsR rtAtTiFR ans and
PICTURES Fine line o. dd,ss, ,h" s'rcheis, Pocket
Go2f SSSs Parse G2LD ana aIrGSMilS rGss specIaiy iN
ClLs, PENt " ~, o,a and ,Oang. Large assori-
GIFT b9onss nasswEfs@Lasomaeba' ,nf ii word-NakinE
I',y%i rI',ayrchessi. Popular An.hGr!s Se;15 ;15c
ENGLISH Ciihi it-rEisS aud iiyMsALs, PIC
TIRE. FRAMES az.
DON tV"" " LEONhRD's.
on No. .9os Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-12

The trial Of S. Brown Allen. Esq. Audi
tor OF Public Accounts, indicted for yari-
ous offences IN connection with the Smell
ling bond. viii commence ihis morning
al III O'Clock. Judge Christiln NAV be
witness. He has gotten Judge Aiken. of
Danville, 10 preside.
Mr.. J. w. ReinhaFt has resigned his
position Of auditor oi the Richmond and
Allegheny railroad to accept the office oi
general auditor of the New York, West
Shore and Buffalo railway. Yhe change
Will take place January lst, but Mr.. Rein
hart will make his home in Richmond until
spring. Mr. l.. L. Ecker has been ap-
pointed acting auditor Of the Richmond
and Allegheny.
The Norwegian bark GiitBer. Marcus
sen master, entered at the eus,om-house
yesterday from Liverpool with cargo OF
salt for Davenport n Morris. rhe Giitner
VIII discharge portion OF her cargo at
tlty Point before coming 10 this port.
Rev. a. q. Wardlaw, the newly-appoint-
ed pastor Of Laurei-street Methodist
church, has arrived IN the city. He l. a
graduate Of Princeton Theological Semi
nary, and Is young preacher Of fine adj
dress and great promise.
Judge Joseph Christian was unwel yes
terday. aud Judge Anderson presided over
the Supreme Court. Judge Bnrks, though
suffering good deal from neuralgia. was
on the bench.
Judge Aiken. of Danyillc, who is to pre-
side to-day in the Hastings Court in the
trial Of Auditor :. Brown Allen. l. in the
city.
The grand jury Of tbe.fienrieo county
Court yesterday proceeded Ia consider VIC
lations OF the hw at The late election in that
county.
Captain William j. Biniord returned To-
the city yesterday greatly improved in
health and appearance.
Purchasers are throneing the streets
looking ont for Christmas bargains
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from OTHER LOCAL SER rouRru pAor.l

DR.. l.. \. Slater, New Kent Courthouse.
Va, says: ~ use Browns Iron Bitters
in my family and recommend L in my
practice"
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GENUINE ENGLISH CHATTERBOX

o.; so and 75c. tl5c. more by maiLj
We oacr the largest snd most varied assortment
Of BOOKS. snited 10 all age>. Five hundred brl-
nantly illustrated. and prinict from large type.
Price, from l ecnt Up.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
he 9-dSw 1902 Main street
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LEtTI BfS.

CTAE COURSE,
- YoIfNG MEN's CHEisTIAN AssOCiiTlpr.
MOI ART HALL.
TUESDAY. DEcEH3Eg 10, 1882.
Hos. ". =. BiCK,
Jsage g m. Coprt Of nfiti4i indis.
-TPEEBiL LLCsrRATEDLH On INDIA
TuY CANVAS COVERS TilE EsTiEE II rA1f.
YOUR sTEREOSIOPfS isir IN PLACE ~
OH.
R.erscd s1ats no HANOs a AQsEa'. dc l2-h
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DEATH OF Mr.. II. VI. Bowers. sunday
night. at the residence OF his father. Mr..
John Bowers, corner Clay and Eighth
streets, Mr.. Hugh VI. Bowers died after an
illness OF only two days. lie was attacked
with typhoid pneumonia OF a most violent
nature, and quickly succumbed 10 it, raw
ages. Mr.. Bowers had an extended ac-
quaintance and wa- extremely popnl9r with
host Of friends. Ills funeral will take
place to-day from Dr. llogc's church at II
O'Clock VI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-12

UOLIDAY PRESENTS. .-,.a
Ill e. Tor sal, the largest and most varied
Il-,r,ment MOI Of BOOKS, STATIONERY, 9It fAN-
~ 'Sool,~ for thc approaching hoiIdIYs @ @SnJr
ohert" III M. ~ ~ '~J HON ~ and BAGS. DR!>>-
r. s.GcisIsfl. WOEk-BOXES and BASIN 4 :,
INKSTNNDs. pArEE-MElGiii ;;.SHIs NJ ross
errGG e.rrGGen and MAPLE DISKS, IolLtL-S,.,tS>lI : :
POCkt l-bVpn-, - de 10
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NORFOLK, Va, November rs, 1852.

NORFOLk, VA, NOVrWOrl rs, ~.
/. +. Ae,cmap, Esq:
Can YOU tell me il. and where, can got a
synopsis % Judge Bick's lecture Gun
entire auditorium j. occupied, and ! hope
his machine will not interfere
Yours truly, &. 4. FIELD.
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KfNDN
DFMONALi EEMOyALl
II rEH


W be- !, aNc a. ii- ~ our friend anl Ia !ls-
pc 2.n.raiiy that NJ have removed NJ -
MAIN ~IfEt1. lsi~c.n sststen.h auf IL
te.nlh, one .qaalr Stotc eNr ~ ttt"o- ei.tt +.
fays a General line ~ Gl.Ot tHit> rnd D II
sni ar, receiving TODAY from SsN 1 TX am
Ba-ton flr ihe rhg4stiss, hold y;
l5O h4rr,l, CiiDith BNI.DN AtiL.r.
* L.rrris liIOIat JAMAICA OkA>1i--.
.3 barrels tHoisF MALAGA oktttr,
IS crates CHOICE JAMAICA oEA>ote.
so boxes NALt>tIA kAi>iNr'
100 boxes LAYER RAislN>.
os ,usS MN YORK CREAM' ny nrr1ft
n, 10, WILLIAM JENKINS q CO.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Re port OF Regular Ccmmittees-The Bridge
Over the Bash TO bc Built-The Ordinance
for Increase Of Salaries OF City Officials
and Employees Temporarily Hangs Fire
The First Regimcns Review Wedne sday-
MisccIIaneou. Matters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-12

There were fourteen conversions in the
schools during the month. Norep0rt from
the following schools Lcigh-Street, First
church, Leigh mission.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-12
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
uie Atlantic states, fair weather, northwest
to southwest winds. higher followed by
falling barometer, slight rise in iempera-
turc.
lHE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
clear and cloudy and warmer.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: q \. NJ, 10:
a. NJ, ~; noon, 4S; 3 =. NJ, 40; 9 =.
NJ, 40: midnight, 80.
Mean temperature, II l-G.
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.ANisINt.tyS.

rrHE LADlE. or MANCHESTER
l VIII comurucr 90 ueck'- en'rifaDmen. az
(TRNIFf'- WAII on NFDNi -DAi MKT
ior tie IrueHt Of ihr Reliing-ROohis. Herr VII
ba . GRAND sAHNikAL or NATIONS, siy-
80. SINGING. 1fi HADl~. NiPPtH, &c. Ad-
op,mcd % u'cipck. Gr'ud march % 7;lJ.
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slrl'mond 1ispatth,
TUESDAY. ...DECEMBER f.. 1882.

ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LAiioN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
Entered at the Post-ofiice at Richmond. Va, a,
second-class matter.I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-12

XMAS GOODS.

SLIPPERS. sATCHEIs, and ZINE SHOES at
sl3aud el5 Broad street.
,.,o-im SPENCE, TYREE t CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-12

ELEoASr HolE-NADEM MrScE-MeAratC CHRIS
TIAN & WmTE'-.
ALL CARDS At half price az 4. LEwl.'s. 9l2
Main street
Genuine English Ch1iicrboN, ojr.
American ChatierboN, 6)c.
Large assortment Of Christine Cart, 20 ler
cent cheaper than any other house.
Prang - oOc- c-Fn~t-prile fringcd tar'ls. : -.
TOYS, Came. Ac. y. LEONARD
puT ilrn street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-12

I RESPECTFULLY CALL THE AT
1 TENTION Of my customers ana thc lupnV
generally 10 my nice, large, fresh STOCK 9i VA
FvEtICc;TioNEUIFS, comprising PLAIN CANDY
- nv own manufacture free of all aduitcidton
9isn. FEFNCH CANDY from dhe most isha nc
houses in America-Whiman. Of Phiade phia :
Niiii9rd of New York: and Chase. # Boston.
ENNCN- AkEBAlIERl-l bake diulyal klhu,
CNkES. PASTRIES. ard PIES ofthe very b'-t
material For the holidays ! make a slc'i'ity ~ ~
TPt-IT- and POI-ND-CAkES, plain ana ofha-
i,"nted which | sell cheaper than ihe! can ''
hougi,t an, where in, the city
ICE-CREAM and JELl,n in,IS ,1t IN G;1,iI' d EIpr
1IipIsTNAS-TRtE ORNAMENTS ana FINE
WORKS BY the million.
Give me = call. Respectfully; ~, v.rp.r
No. 225 east Broad street corner lhird'
ln llL-'I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-12

JOHN DOES .,.c-
has received Ifos' st"cs Of TOYS AND nAS1 n.s',es
GSoDs a5s5i s he eshbssa ss SSr rsc.e1peS H oB
few; l,0oO DVL,;a1i Dol, ;a1iiHs-.oC ~ kERs, wRiIiN..-
n}iashsf bflks nicICsEiSr Tasaisr
Ss e can SsesSlsS 'sins q al n he sssafu goods
The lsde, j. a, as,harming IOos at them At 71s
Everybody rcspeeuui' De 9-e0dtDc3O
and z l5 east ss3n htfot..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-12

How MANY TIMES bas long si'g. o.. Aiuc--
been ayertcd by timely resort b. that superior
Alternative and corrective, TAERAN1'- .ELfIfh
APERlENr, without which np household j. If'.
ONE DOLLARS WORTH OF GlRi-fhA- 'tRue
for 80 cents at J.. LEWIs'-. 9l2 Main tI1ct
DISSENTING of CoSfiDkNcE.- Th're Is Eo
article which -o richly deserve iii' epiirr conf
dcnca o. The community a- iRCW . iteoNoHfNL
TROCHEs. Those -ild'siUs froh asihmatc and
bronchial disease, coughs. ans coid> -hovlt ty
them. Price, % cent.
MARIA CLENEyTiyE NARTfs kLo-ltRrrtr
(NUNI COLOGNE. the most fragrant Oi 80 Cologne
wAtcr- aud my oNn direct importation.
T.. WAGNER, Dm1gi-t,
sixth and Broad -.. ..
CmIsTMAs CARDS Il han price ai =. ...wi- IS.
gl2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-12

The GRAND LODGE or VIRGINIA MAsONs.
Thi. body met At It. Adams Hall at 1870
oNock last night in grand annual commu-
nieation-Mo-t Worshipiul Reuben Mur-
rrll PAGE. Grand Master, presiding. There
was a very large attendance, nearly every
Rlue lodge in the Commonwealth being
represented. ,,to
The Grand Lodge being opened in ample
,orm. including prayer, the list OF dele
ente. were verified, and Grand Master
paSs read his annual report, which gave a
h;@nly en, n,ourasing account OF the progres,
of The order in Virginia.
After the appointment OF the CUSTOMARY
,oauoi,,cos the Grand Lodge went from
l,hor n refreshment. During the eve
ninc Grand Master Page stated bis regret
th"t bnsine.- would compel bis absence
after last night from the work oi this meet
mo mo 81 the Grand Lodge. His report was
a snccinet and carefully-prepared resume
Of Masonic progress during the lodge year
F, just ending. IL - .na oe;.er.
viii occnr this evening. Hon. Henry
William Murray will probably succeed
Grand Master Page.
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RICHMOND ANp D,NyuiK RAILEOAD 60, !,
fHENIDkNT'~ OFFICE.
VIIE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIIF

fIvlE ANNl Al MEETING OF THE
l ~TOt tkIlOLDtI~ or ynf RltiiNDsD
MD DANYiLLE RAILROAD COMPANY viii
De- held at th. office ot the company, corner BagL
and Tenth Streets. IN the city of Richmond. on
WEDNESDAY. December i3;h proximn, ft I.
o'clock ".
The books of tranicr viii .,c clo-el on NDsembrs
2sth instant, und rsoIencd ou Dcr.mier lt'n
prOXim1. X. BROohf,
no 2Z-lid ~ecrtage.
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rOrlCE Il HERIBY GIVEN THAT

y TiiE ANNUAL NETTING Oh fifSrOCK-
HOf. DERS OF THE RiClNOND MD Ni.E-
GiiAAi RAILROAD COMPANY Will De- hci "
lhc company office. Richmond, Va. on the ~.
CpSD TUESDAY. Being THE l2Tn DAY or
DECF NBER NEXT, ISs p, at - ". for u r. pnr-
po-, ct lectiug BD1r'i ~ Directors 10 scrye one
year. aud for the transaction Of any other business
that may be brought before H., meeting.
r. n. LELAND,
secretary Richmond and Allegheny
ys-ta Rnifraft
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TO TIE TRADE.

FANCY ODOR- and TOILEi-tASE>.
POWDER-PUFFS. PUFF-BONEs,
TOlLET-BOTTLES.
CUr-GLASS and BOHEMIAN WARE,
and q fun line ofFANCl and TOlLE ARli'L Lbs
usually sold In the drugstoie'' Tor sale IL lowest
wholesale price hy ,co
PURCELL, LADD & co,
Wholesale Druggists
IL u 1916 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-12

hIIEGitASN ENTFNrfON RNtlROAD coat
RICHMOND, VA, November IL lssi. :
NOTITF.-TUE ANNUAL MEETING
y or THE STOCKHOLDERS on TIE ~.
LEGIIANN fNrEN~ION RAILROAD Com
PANl viii De- held ~ 'hr general Office oi tn
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Company. On
Cary street between Eleventh ana twelfth streets,
iu the city # Richmond. Va. on TUESDAY III"
9Th day of csmber, iSs2, at - VI.
no 2S-td r.. X. LELAND. S-'reisfy.
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C,HRIsTMAs GooDsl
" CHRISTMAS GooDs'

" CHRISTMAS GooDs'
,s now receiving all the latest novelties ="
e.,s, GLASS, and DRESDEN GooDS'
4 nice line Of
HAAS coAL-noDs and sIHt Sfir'
y. Il. TAYLOR.
lCIi east Main street
opposite Post-oface.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-12

rVUE UOLIDAY COMBINATION
STORE,
e21 BROAD STREET,
T. in fun blast now, having opened on Monday.
aud are Offering
GREAT INDUC EMENTs
10 purchasers Of holiday good-.
-ATi-EDAY NEXT WILL BE THE GRAND
OPENING DAY.
,.,o \. COHEN & co.
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n itll~ss<.


'iVIE ANNUAL MEETING OF TNE
L SIOChiIOLDERS or TIE PLANTERS
NATIONAL BANK VIII be hnid at thclr banking
house on I E>DAl tie gth day I January next.
At u'clock VI. MANN :. u AHLE>,
,l, l2-IuThS~ cashier.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-09-14
Notice.
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Boise City. Idaho.

August 25, 1882.
Notice is hereby given that the following, named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court for Alturas County, Idaho. at HALEY,
Idaho, on October 9th. 1882 viz Adam c. IL at
MI. of Alturas County, Idaho, Presumption De-
claratory Statement No. 1891, for the lots and 2
and south half of northeast quarter section town.
ship north, range Is east
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said
land. viz: Elken b. Hall. John Lester, William G
Norris William Goodman-all of Bellevue post
office. Alturas County. Idaho,
s5td JOHN b. MILLER, Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-09-14
NOTICE..

The undersigned wish it distinctly under
stood that they have not, as reported, sold their
smelling and sampling works, any part of their
property. They have surplus Of assaying ma
terials and charcoal for sale in quantities to suit
For further particulars, apply at the smelter, or
at W, B. Mobiles, Haley, Idaho.
THE WOOD RIVER SMELLING co.
HALEY, Idaho, September 6, 1882 Ito
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-09-14

Plants for gold and silver mills, embracing the
latest and most improved machinery and processes
for base and free ores
Water Jacket Smelling Furnaces for silver, lead,
and copper ores with new and important improve
ments superior to any other make
Hosting Works, Pumping Machinery, Chloridiz-
ing Furnaces, etc.
We offer our customers the best results of thirty
years experience in this special line of work and
are prepared to furnish the most approved char
acter of mining and reduction machinery, superior
in design and construction to that of any other
make at the lowest possible prices. We also con-
tract to deliver, in complete running order, Mills,
Furnaces, Hosting Works. etc, in any of the
mining States and Territories Estimates given on
application. Send for illustrated circular.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-09-14


Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters extir-
pates dyspepsia
with greater cer-
tainty and prompti-
tude than any
known remedy, and
is a most genial in
vigorant. appetizer
and aid to secre-
ton. These are not
empty assertions,as
thousands of our
countrymen and
women who have
experienced its ef-
feets are aware, but
are backed up by
irrefragable proofs.
The Bitters also
give a healthful
stimulus to the uri-
nary organs. For
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-10-07

HTNRsvmLE, October 6-Victory perches
on the standard Of the Democrats, and old
Liberty is redeemed. The official returns,
consolidated, are as follows: For Governor
A. II. stephens, $50; L. : GartreIl, OH
Senator Second district-Parker (Dem.),
SOS: snelson (Rep.), $40; BeasleY Qnd.), 16.
resentstive-Brewer, COS; Jones (Rep J,
533. Goldend lind. r }, 55.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-10-07
Curtis on FOIger.

Mr.. George William Curtis has written
the following letter, dated at Ashfeld, Mas
sachusetts, September 30, to William Potts
Esq, Secretary Of the New York civil SER
vice reform association
"MY DEAR MIR. POTTs-I have to-day re-
turned from a run into Vermont, and l
hasten to answer your astonished and aston
ishing inquiry, which, have Just received,
whether l advise Republicans to vote for
Judge Folger, by saying In the most en-
phatic manner that / do not advise, have
not advised, and shall not advise course so
totally repugnant to all my political convfc-
tions and to my sense Of public duty. The
advice in HdTper's Weekly to which you
allude was not mine, and was published
hurriedlY, with the press waiting, in my
absence and without my knowledge. Judge
Folger's ability and character are not In
question, but his nomination Is. That nomf-
nation was procured by the combined power
OF fraud and patronage, and to
support it at the polls would be
to acquiesce In fraud and patron
age as leg innate forces in q nominating
convention. Every good citizen is bound to
resist to the utmost such q wrong to free in.
stitutions, and the only effectual way in
which the voters can emancipate themselves
from the corrupt and debssing rule Of
machine, is to defeat its candidates. This,
believe viii be done decisiVely by Republi-
can voters of New York and Pennsylvania
at the election of this autumn. They will
see their party defeated rather than fraud
and the corruption of patronage triumph
ant. Events In both States show that no
graver political peril now confronts the
country than the complete subjugstion of
party by unscrupulous cabals which bribe
with public employment and pay their way
by hIching from the public treasury. This
IS an evil which win end In violence unless
II is conclusivelY rebuked by the people at
the polls. Yours truly,
"GEoRGE WILLIAM CURTIs.D -
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-10-07
The New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, October 6.-Share specula-
tions opened irregular, but the changes
from yesterdays closing prices were only
fractional, except for Richmond and Dan
vile, which was 215 per cent. higher, and
Richmond and West Point per cent. lower
In the early dealings decline ranging from
Il to 13s per cent. took place, in which
Louisville and Nashville, Union Pacific and
Richmond and West Point were
prominent, while Richmond and Dan
vile fell off 3 per cent, to 93
After this the market became stronger, and
about 1915 there was an advance of 23l
per cent. in Rochester and Pittsburg, 214
in Richmond and Danville, 29S in Denver
and Rio Grande, 2 in Richmond and West
Point and Union Pacific, ~ in Louisville
and Nashville, and a to ~ per cent. in the
remainder of the list, the, latter for Della
ware, LsckawRnna and Western. The
market after this advance became very
weak and declined almost steadily to the
close, the decline ranging from % to 35S per
cent, Denver and Rio Grande, Rochester
and Pittsburg, Union Pacific, Michigan
Central, Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern and New Jersey Central being promi-
nent in the downward movement, while
Richmond and West Point dropped 16 per
cent. to 35, and Richmond and DanvilIe II ID
per cent. to 81
The market closed weak, and showed
general decline on the days transactions of
a to 215 per cent, the latter for Denver and
Rio Grande, while Richmond and West
Point closed 20 and Richmond and Danville
81 per cent. lower. Rochester and Pitts
burg, however, was IL, and Northwestern
preferred d per cent. higher. Transactions
aggregated 100000 shares.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-10-07
FRANK JAMES.
THE NOTED BURGLARS DISCLO-
SURES.
His Whereabouts in Recent Years
Wounded Seventeen Times-ShOt Twice
Through the Body.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, October 6.-Frank
James surrendered to Governor Crittenden
at Jefferson City yesterday. When he
handed his pistols to the Governor he said
the Governor was the only man except
himself who had touched them for twenty
years.
INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, October Crank
James, the bandit, who recently surrendered
to the civil authorities, arrived here this
evening in charge of the Governors Private
Secretary and Major John Edwards, Of
Sedalia. In an interview, he declared that
from April, 1877, until April, 1881, he lived
quietly with his wife on q rented farm in
Tennessee, near Nashville. This, he asserts,
he can prove by staunch business men Of
Nashville.
As to bis whereabouts since April, 1881, he
is silent He says, however, that he read
the news Of the shooting Of Jesse James in
New York paper on the morning OF its
publication, indicating that he was In that
vicinity, and he admits that he has been
east Of the Alleghanies and in Kentucky
during the past year.
At the stations all the way from jefferson
City the greatest interest was manifested,
and the depot platforms we're crowded with
eXpectant people. James bears the marks
Of many battles. Seventeen wounds have
left scars, and he has been shot through the
body twice with mimic balls. No examina-
tion was had to-day. The prisoner was
locked up in jail for the night, and the ex-
animation will probably take place to-
morrow.