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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-11
Sine merflpureioe Speratipn.

" ptIabeIp Ala, TO. NCbrllr. - Nr0
icflOr gpobell uoH;Og beute i'm .,lluipcriinj
0OSpilal" eiNc b0dii itlptcriat SpcrotjoN,
InNem sr cine 3amc non eiucW @eihwiire.
meldeS itbcr l2 FfuuO pog, befrelte. 3ic
EatieutiH mog mad Der SpcrotiOu mir =
BIHnh. Sic bcitnoct nd inter ben llmitGu
ben pobl nnb Die 2lrRtc Fub reu ibrer enc
giiltigcn @enclung iiber;cugt. 2sabrCnl
Der operation pur6C itc Surd actbcr be
tdubt. Sic 1T 90 Sabre alt un0 moq. che
baS Gc'dmiir it'd iu bilNcI bcaonl l9i
HfunN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-11
Mpch Gin &cftruSirh

z I, saul, Nijuu., 10. 6cbr.-5. ".
2NaHoerhoof critcr &udfibrcr ocr biciigcu
crilcn llationabnuf, murSc beute 4bcno
iucgeH llnterid)leifS perbditct Dian ibdpt
ole pou ibn uutcrimlaaruc Suulme, Otc cr
bnrfb Observation-Disclosures pCrlorcu babeu
lOll, aHi $20,000 bis $4,000 &auOcrboof
liihrtC Die &GAcr Der Saul icjt uiclcu
Snhrrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-11
Spitouer . Aanfn drter in Sbmu=
litdfcu.

B0NOnt 10. 6ebr. - Die vRinSerz
iduts s@eielifaft" tat etneu Sreus;ug gegeu
bic gSirtbe tn's g9ert gelett, peldbe angeb
LID all &inber berauf9enoe @etrdnfe per
taufen. Der Agent Der GeieaI6ait bat Der
8Oli3ei &Ommiiilou cine i4riftlibe Be-
idmerbe eiugereiht, in nelder - girt6e
pegen eines iolfeu Sergebens oenun,irt
maret, unO eriuht miro, etuen Sern1in an
5uiebeu, I'M ben 8eamten Der @eiellihaft
@eleaenbeit 81 gebeH, ibre 9lnfIugen IN be-
petieu. Die Boli;ei<@OnImiiiou bat Die be-
idulbigten Sirtbe porgeiaben, unb iolltc Die
@eiellihaft geniigenOe Semeiie gegeu bieiel=
ben beibriugen, 10 miifen ihre @onceiitoncn
Dem Geiese geutdB fir ueririrtt ertldrt
nerbeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-11
6uanO I'M Njplfc, ,pon Golifpruicr.

! nc ion, Nrijono, 10. Sebr. YrOlei0r
Salaio, ircld)cr iOcbCu aus Souora auqc
toinmen iit, tb6ilt nit, oGB cine @uanoiuiel
i'm Sole pon @aliiornieu, 2S Mlcilcu ill.,
meilltd bon Bort yoboS cutoedt woroelI 1T.
9aS Eager lit ein iebr reitbaltigeS Der
6laaeuroum Der Suiel bctrGgt etma 1G
s in Nrn I'm pilpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-11
@rdslithcs grnnpnnnlntf

Yl oboc, Snt,, 10. 6ebr.-Sobu Shore
lanO'@ gEphnHng i'm NuutingOou Somnibip
brannte in uergongener 9iadJt uteocr mo
ietne Satin, Stieitohter unO 0rsi SiuScr
tamcn i'll ben 6lammGn nm. 3mci Nduucr,
g(amenS &ambaugb NIB 1aif. iueltc bci
orn. Wocreiaub iibcrnabtctcn, crlitten ge-
fihrlithe, piellcidlt t6htlidlE 8rnuhmrnnrn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-11
Mlnrn NM Selhffmnrh =.

GbicuBo, 0, TO- Iebruar. Sec Robappu.
alias rGu9liD George" 6ubuuouH eju,g
GiSmagenS, br0dte heute hsm 9icnitn16o
der Waru Bacon cine t0bui6c g&uuoc bel.
ifo6 iidl boun cine Sugcl Ourdl ocn NtuHe
in bds @ebirH uu6 itiir;te ais ycidlc III 30
cen. @r bate Dem 0iGbbcn eiucn sci
rotbsantrog gcmadlt uuO mar abgcwiCIcu
mnrNpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-11

0tidter @ell CAB geitern TN &retsgtri1te
su q 9mouo, Strg., etne Gntl6eiSuug
In Der bon Senrp eeipis II. u. eingeleiteten
Slage aegen bic rB tngtou :
Obio 9 abn" ab un6 or6uete e!neu aberz
malisen Sertauf Der Sabn au.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-11
StaOt Baltimore.

8tc Saiteu5eit.-Sn menigeu Gaaeu
beginnt Sic 6aiten;ctt, oa Der NIdermittpodl
OicSmal auf ben %. 6ebruar fdQt Sf,
mIrb gcmobHiH uidt allein uon Oeu Satbo.
lltrn mo Sptltopalcn, OHbern aud pom ben
nbttgen 9onlelhoHen menigiteHS in 70 fern
bfobabtet, ais man md9reno ibrer 9auer
nm 'elten 6elte peranfaltet 2ber bis aunr
AlhernltttWod) Oerguiigt man lidl nod mad
9cBenSIulL mtSbalb fir Die Hddlte Bodbe
and etne Anjabl BON SGlen uHO ionltlaeu
Gmii'cments augciebt it,
gSic 8ebrduflit, bat gr;biihof Gibbons
aud in otelem Sabre Gin @irtular erlalIeu,
I'M melhem CT ben Ytitglie6ern Der @emeius
ofu letuet 8t6jeie fOigenOe Regul0tioneu
iitr Die 6Gitenieit gtebt:
|. Ale @l6ubigeu, peld)e alter, ala 81
Sabre linb, baben, mcnn nidjt Oispenlirt bic
5aiteu III beObn6teu. 2. Sie ioQcn, ausa.
uonlmen am Sonntage, uur inc Wab(Fett
i'll lidl nebmen. 8. Die fir Safientaae aes
ltnttete gro6e WiabBeit bari nidt Dor W9tttaa
pcnolien werbcn. 4. Sleiib uub 6iide biir,
len mGbrenO Der Soiten3ett nift fiir 6ieielbe
Otabl5eit benubt iperoen. 5. @CgeH aben6
bari Elm lciftes Utabl genommen merOen.
6. Steies Dtabl iou ans Sr0o, allerban0
6ritd)tcn, SalateH uuo @emiiien beIiebeU,
2lltPr gebraud) ifIieBt ben @enu6 Don
Butter, Sdle, Wftld nnb Gieru gdn3lid aus.
Z. Ser GebrardJ bat aud ben @enub eines
marrnen 9etIdnteS, iuie Sbee, 5tafiee ODER
leidlte 2Saher @botolaoe nit etnem Stiidz
den SrOb, am Wforgen ,ul6ifg gemndbt,
3. gtOtbmenoigteit uno @ebraut ermdfttaeu
3ur Seuubnng uOn S9meineidmall bel 3us
berettung erlaubter SpeiIen. g. Eoloen6e
FeriOnen finS BON 8efolgung Der 6oftens
regCln heireit lunge geute, peld5e nod nidlt
oas 81. Sabr errRtdJt baben, bic Rranfen,
Graueu melde Sdugliuac n16ren, aae,
Weld]e Ihmere glrbeit i'll leiiteu ba6eu, NIB
Aue, fuel6e 10 lhmddlih fiu6, ba6 ibr for
pcrlifer 3uitHHb bird 6aieu gei16btat
iuiir6e. 10. 0wd 9i6peniiruug miro Dec
@enuB BON friidem 6leiid) bet allen Dtabls
ieiten am Sonntage uno etnmai am DlOH-
tag, 8ten'tag, 8onneriag uno SauIltag,
nit 2luSnabme OCS @riiH s.9OuuerliagS un6
oes 3netten un6 letteu SQmliag8 in Der
6aiten3ett geItattet iueroen. II. ale @ldu=
bigen mfrocn ouran eriuHert, oaB Die TaTtsu
cine 3eit ern'ten uno eifrtgen @ebets, 3us
BON meltltdeu Sergniaungeu
unb reger gSobltbltigteit lein Ioaen. 12.
Die Sdern3eit beginnt am erlten SouHtode
ser 6afen nno bauert bis 5rinitatis Conn
tag, biunen melder 3eit ale Ratboltten fHb
in tpiirotger 2SCtlc auf bic beilige @ommu-
Mon Oor3ubereiten boben. Die beiligen
5aften fnb aud bic paIienOlc .3eit, 5tlnoer
gum eriten Dfale Sur SetAte 81 6riHgeu,
mas gefdsben lollte, neun fe Sabre ait
perbeu. @ltern iOuten Oteie Baidt utht
peridumcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-11
Ncrtbeilc bes Seder 'itben felbit.
freibcuocu MchlcS
Aetn Aarilhren am 2tbello por1er I!
!. :. a. L..

Aeln AUrllbren am abeno por9er
setu bidbteS Yrob mebr
SINNER i9nel unb ilder.
@ebt meiter, als gew0buiides Mt9l,
G2ort Gier uno Butter.
Sumner Oolltommen gelunb, ielblt wsnn frtih
gGbaden.
Sarantirt, p6llige 3uirieoenbeit gu geben.
Die Brobutte inb beoeutenb beher, ais
olr oeS gew6bnlideu Nebles. (0.O. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-11
@eribte aus Dem JnnerR oeS
Staate6.

0aS aret8gsrtat IN EomIous
Die grOB- uu0 6letngeidlmoreueu
fiir oeu Mdr; Ssrmiu oes 6retsaerid1ts,
uelber am eriten Diontng oe8 D2drl ieineu
&niaug uimmt, lpurben gelteru eiuberufen,
uuo pOn ibneH lueroeu Die eriteu 90 auss
gelOoiten lammt oeln pom Ridter All er.
nenuan6eu Obmauu oas @roBgeI6wOreuen
Golleghm, Der Geit 0aS acknowledgements.
9ollegium biloeH.
Der . 6ulbeiu6 in Baltimore
Gouutp. Die S6ul .GOmmililon orbnet,
an, Gag uoa jett ab tn alien SOllSi9ulcn
aon5 geuane 2titen iiber 6eu SdulbeIuh ges
tihrt uu0 oer @ommiifion eingeihidt ner6sH
loueu. IS 1T ausgerehaet poroen, oGB in
oem am 81. Sauuor 81 @noe gegangenen
SduliaBre 400 6inoer mebr Die Sbuleu
befud)teu, nls tn Dem UOrbergegaugeneu
Sabre. Die b0here Gnaben NIB Dfdoher-
Gule in 2Gaper!g alleIH3belnbteA itber 500
Rtnoer.
Shlrn6e Mhttter erlargeH 6urf Browns
Gtienbitteru Stdrte. @r iuirtt g8Mnoer
ourh g8isoerberltelnng 6er @eiunbbest uaa
Srdfte BET lleberanfrengung. 1859
Gls Elm fdrfeuerS uuo observation-disclosures,
ghtiel fir entfrdttste 6rauen lit DR.. Pierces
,Favorite Prescription" (9iebltngs Seroros
uuus) nniIbertr0heu, -Sei Apot9ttern.
(32.4.6t&
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-11
gfep= YIprfcr Ncpeftbcn.


Nem Dprf, 10. Sebruar. = Der -
lahrlge Saleutin Saii beging pGbrenS Der
per9ongenCn Nad)t in ieiner 2Sobuung 9tr.
25l, 2HcIt Al. Stra6e, Selbltnorb Ourd
SergtTteH. Gr lit icit mebreren Snbren al
auSSebrung un0 murbe por etliden MonatcH
pen Hdbmung Der @eiiGtSnerpen bcfollcn.
Ntan rCrmutbet, oG6 ibu leiue torpcrlidleu
yeGocn III Der Sbat trieben Gr bate bereits
uor ctmo D gfonotcu ;uei Seibitmor6periudc
ourdI Gtnnehmen bon Souoamtut uno 9(rieuif
gemad)t.
Gep. u. 9uieuberr9, Elm Nfitglic6 bcr
brobnitenb0rle, ift bouferott Stiuc 8aiiiua
ltno unbebeuteuo.
5n Der beute begouueuen &ororers llutrt
iuhnng ii6er Die am o. SaftHar aui Dem
Sbabcplat fir 9(6fdte an Scr 90. Stra6c,
ilriid)en Der 2. nm 3. auenue itatiqciuuJene
GrploOH, 0urd meid,e c;u 6na6e aet6Stet
mn melrere RiHber ueriuunoet pur0eH,
Iagteu mehrere 3engsn aus, ciu Subrmanu
babe tur; por hem llnfall cine Guanttt6t
Sebrtdlt abgelaoeu unb ben 6iu1Crn qeiagt,
ile iolltcn Den 0Gnitn nidt beriibreH. IS
beflnoC It'd etne Sledlbiid)Ie oariu, bit ciu
2HBcHb lierid)cn t0oten f0uue, UnO lic
lOlItCn biciclbc oen StllieuCm iibcrlaIicn.
- Sic pom Staotc 9fCiu 2urt gcneu Die
iran3Ofldje 0anpicrlintc (GOmpaguic @eue-
ralc Atlantique) eingcleitcte 6lage auf 3ab
'ung bon $1i61.5 80 cls SopIitcuer fir bier
geiantete @inmauberer, luuroc bcute i'm bieT
gen Suu6cSgeriht por 6iftcr Slatdforo III
@uulten rer 9umpierljHieH entiHieben.
- Su grootlbu tuurben i'll oieier ISOLDE
MIR - @rfranfuugeu all ben Slattcru &C
mcIoct gegeA II III Der leeteu ISOLDE.
- 5as. 9oup uny ieiue dugc 6rau, lueld,c
III Bort SerriS, g. D., uutcr Der Autlagc
perbaitct ipurben, ibr tleiueS Stuo in
SrOoilgu ausgelcet iu bGbcu, eridJieuen bcute
III lctterer Stabt Der Gcridlt uuo ipuroeu
iretgelprodbcn.
- 3wrt flcjne &iuocr, Ncreu Sdter
Sdueiber fub uub in 3cnemeltbGuieru
pobnen, erlagen beute Den Slattcru. Sn
betoen 9SObnungtn luufoeu ale nod in 9(rz
belt beiinbli1c Slei0ungSihide IN 8eidllag
genOn men, nm Oestnf;irt ;u merSeu. Sn
eincm Der SGuicr iunb man 600 Yaar Solcu.
s3ehn meme @rtranfrngen all oeu Slattern
gcINnlten bcute Der SanitdtSbeb6rbe ;lr
ScnniniB.
- 9r. Reib. Der ebemaltge Yriudtiefretdr
bes Er1iIocnten 2trtbur, murSc beute al
Stcllc bes @rn. sllbelt Storret ;lm Seirctdr
Der Steucr=G Ommiiion eruauu,.
= Die BuiiiUU Der gelteru iallirteu 6irma
99m. u. Ereitou & Comp pcrScu iest al
ms $65, 900 aeidlGet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-11
6efGbrIithe q huIbnrber

Fotnt B e a II, u. 5, TO. Yebr.-
@arret Bennett tauite por etli6eu QSo6eu
cine an5abl otter Sdnlbii6er in Hem=Dorf,
uno bier Yiitglteber leiuer Samtlte legeu
jest an ben Blattern oarlieocr. Gines Der
Stn6er bes Srn. @alter Sruce leioet al Der
udmlidGn Graufbeit mo ilt bem Sooe uabe.
ga Oic Seude Obue i3meifel Sur6 Die
Bidder uerbreitet puroe uno 0a pieie SinSer
bieielben benubten, 10 berridt grOBe 9eiorg
ni6 i'm btciigcn Srte un6 ale m0glidIeu
TnriidltSrnnireneln inrrhrn nrtrnffrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-11
Wfunpinaer'6 WipaeIeien.

Wtempbis, Seun., 10. Sebruar. = s.
O(unbin9er, @eldditsfiibrer in einem Der
3epartements beS groben Glenmaarenla-
bens Der 6irnla .. g0msnIteiH & 9ruber,
lpus1c beute 9fahmittag uutsr Der Auflagc
perhaftet innerbalb Der letten Sabre iet=
nen Brtnjipdlen g9aaren im @e;,be Dol
$4,000 eutWenbet 3u bnbsli. Die Scrbaiz
trng mufte groBes Suiiebeu, iuoem Dtuu.
oinger.einc iebr berporragenbe geIellifaitlide
Stcllung einnabm. Gr puroe gegen $4,000
Giirnidnft n11f freien 1S11i neietst
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-11

DIR. Pierce's Pleasant PurgatiUe Pei
lets" (angensbme abiiibr= Biil4eiD fino mt
3nter iibergoIien uno in Glashaiden eiuz
geidlofien. 3aburd ,perben ibre Seiltrdfte
auf nod 10 lange 3eit unb In ieoem Stltma
nnperringert bewabrt, 10 oab iie tmmer
friidl nnb 5uuerlGiiis bleiben. Setne biQtgsn
Ghafteln bon Sol5 ober Yappbedcl,s - Set
&potbstern. (32.4.8t&p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-11
.Gphmairsr IN, se;iGi6cci.

6eIsHa, art., TO- 6ebrnar Der Wtl
fii,rpi ftcbt gcgeumdrtig un aft i3oll utro
rigcr, ais sur 3ctt BET grOBen Stub uon
Sabre 1867 uno lit i'm id)uellen Stciaeu
bcgrifeiI. Dian fiirdtet, 6aB Die Sdmnlc
pen niIaebeuren 8rnde, pelhent iie aus
gelctt iinb, nidt langc gGi6critan0 lciiteu
mrrNpr f1uuer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-11
Gefegrap6ifGe 0epef6cn.
Dora Sr6mier's WprSer.

8eripte ser 2fociirteu 9reIie" fir ben 0eGti6er
@prreippneenten.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-11
Srlane.

2onoon, 10. 8ebr. - Siu Dem Barlds
mente unterbretteter 8eridt erqicbt, bos TIM
Sabre 1881 i'm @au5eu 1874 Berionen tn
Srlnub erntittirt pnrSen nno oaB 10,062
oerielben Wieber Elm llntertommen ais Bdds
ter Ober 6flobiiter fauben Gs murOen l724
Grmtttirungsbefebie meeen Hid3ahlung
bon YadtgtIberu TN Setrage Don $4,000
ausgeltrat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-11
SIM Reprdientantenbauie

beantragte BreScOtt Or 81 bic regelmdBtgc
@eiddftsorOnung su Iuspen0iren unS sic
Sill in SeSug auf Die ReprdientatiOnS= Ser
tbeilung In Setradt ;u sieben. Su Grz
maugelrng ser erforoerli9en 3meiSrtttels.
0ajoritdt gilig Der 9lutrag perloren.
sSbeeler (@la.), pom MtlitGr-& omite, BE-
ridtete Die Sill 3uriif, wel6c oen YrdIibeu=
tenautorilirt, Die Grneunung 8eni. 4loorb's
gum SrtGabegeneral & @eneral,ablmeiitcr
Der BunSeSarmce pom /. Sauuar 1872 an
gu batiren; III SeH Yriuattalen0er eiugetra-
gen.
9iadoen BrescOtt (g. D. beim S6luIlc
Der Diorgenitnnbe abermals einen ueraeb-
ltdcn Seriud) gemadt bate, ote 8eprdenta-
tiOns= Sertbeilung aufS Sapet III brtnqen,
ging oaS 0aus inter Dem Soriibe SOpces 8
(St.) in Bleuariltung uno uabm Sen Yrtuat=
taleuoer Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-11

Barts, 10. 6tbr.-9ie erfte wi9ttge
abiimmuug i'm Seuate felt ben tilrJltheR
Seuatoreupo5len bate gum 9ieiultat, oaB
bte &ta gegen 9ausiutungeu tn RlOitern
un6 Sertretbung ber W0HhsOroen NIT l57
gegen 101 Stiumen oermOrfen rUuroe.
Sieraus qe6t berpor, ooB 9ules SImon's
Bnrtet tn ioiben 6ragsn uiAt mebr ben
T1i6infna nfpht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-02-11
(sHfiUtibima sts 5riIisen c3rabes.

Eou eon, II. 6ebruar. - Gtne 9Steuer
4cpcithc mcloCt: ,,GS pcrlautet aus Scrnfo.
tent bob cine ctwa 80 Ntunu turte Sdbaar
ahalo6er has beiIiac @rab entmeibt unS SEN
Slltar, iorpie Die &iloer Der 0G
.igcN ;CritGrt babe"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-03
Safety Signal Switches.
ICharlotte Observer.


The Richmond and Danvillc Railroad
Comnany have made another evidence OF
and improvement IN the
erection of patent automatic sisnal-lamp
switches. They have been put up al an lnc
den6ts and side-tracks along the line from
Richmond to Charlotte, the construction
force having reached this city YESTERDAY.
fJnly 8lstl. with these switches in use 1t
/ M almost impossible for an accident to occur
on account OF misplaced or open swi'enGs; me-;
shines at night. and when it is wrong the
red light is shown. In daytime sie white
and red lights are changed to a white board a
md md red arrow. The signals are placed on
elevated framework, and can be seen .iol ior
a long distance. The opening or snu!.;ng n,.;,,s
the switch changes the signals, 'he worklng
heinz perfect, safe, and reliable. WIN
steel % rails, coal burners, elegant cars, and
safety signals, the Richmond and Dansiile
Is not far behind the crack northern roaus'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-03

Rnies for Inspection and Grading OF
Grain.

AT meeting OF the Richmond Grain and
Cotton Exchange, held yesterday, the fol-
lowing rules for the inspection and grading
OF grain were adopted:
No. / southern longberry red wheat
shall include longberry wheat received
from Virginia. West Virginia, Maryland
Kentucky, and Tennessee, and shall be
sound, dry, well cleaned, and OF strictly
prime quality.
No. i l0ngberry red wheat shall be dry.
sound, well-cleaned longberry wheat, and
in every respect OF strictly prime. quality.
No. / shortberry red wheat shall be dry.
sound, well cleaned, and in every respect
OF strictly prime quality.
No. 2 red wheat shall be dry, sound, and
reasonably clean red winter wheat OF prime
quality, and may contain not more than
10 per cent. Of white wheat OF equal
quality.
No. 3 red wheat shall consist Of dry, in
ferior or shuruken. not sound winter
wheat, fair in quality and cleanliness, and
may contain not more than - per cent. OF
white wheat OF like quality, not weighing
less than ffty-five pounds per bushel.
No. 1 southern white wheat shall include
white wheat from Maryland, Virginia,
Kentucky, and Tennessee, and shall be
dry, sound, well cleaned, and Of strictly
prime quality.
No. 2 white wheat shall be sound, dry,
reasonably clean, OF prime quality, and
may contain not more than 10 per cent. OF
red wheat Of equal quality.
No. mixed wheat shall include winter
wheat from Virginia, Maryland, Pennsyl-
yania, Kentucky, and Tennessee, which
arrives mixed and contains not more than
two thirds shOrtberry red; shall be dry,
sound, well cleaned, and Of strictly prime
quality.
Steamer wheat shall consist OF winter
wheat OF quality not inferior to No. 2, but
not dry enough for bulk shipments.
Rejected wheat shall consist OF winter
wheat OF quality inferior to any Of the
above grades and not dry enough for bulk
shipment.
No. / white corn shall be sound, dry, and
well cleaned; an occasional cOlored grain
shall not deprive it OF its grade.
No. 2 white corn shall be dry, sound,
reasonably clean, and may contain not over
10 per cent. OF colored grain.
Mixed corn shall be dry, sound and rea-
sonably clean.
Steamer white corn may be slightly damp
and musty, not well cleaned, with limited
number Of cOlored grains, but must be
COOL
Steamer mixed corn may be slightly
damp, musty, and not well cleaned, but
cool.
Rejected corn shall be damp, warm, and
inferior TO the grade described as steamer
corn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-03
FOR RENT.

nor RENT, TIE DESlRABLEG
Il AND CONNENiENTLI-LOC Ia
1pICK PFslDENCE No. lls north Twentieth
,trcct In thorough repair. containing eight rooms
&c. Price, only $500. W. ii; LYME < CO.,
an a-3t 1ll3 Main street.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

BriefS.-A large number Oi ladies and
gentlemen accompanied Stuart Lodge Of
Odd-Fellows yesterday on their annual eX-
cursiOn and picnic ut Drewry's farm, in
Chesterfield county. The locality has long
been known as favorite resort for pleas
ure parties, excursions, and pic-nics, its
grateful shade, sylvan surroundings, and
cold water being familiar to everybody.
The repairs TO MayO's bridge having been
completed, that structure has been thrown
open for the Use OF vehicles. III the bridge
is not now able 20 bear all the weight ever
likely to be put on it, then the owners and
renovaiors OF the institution are both very
much mistaken. The repairing has been
most thorough and complete.
The Mr.. Moody who has returned here
from Texas to see his friends is James II.
not James NJ. Moody, as inadvertently
stated yesterday.
The citizens contemplate making an
effort to induce the City Council to order
the Courthouse Square to be enclosed. II
is now simply village cOmmon-a play
ground for stray ours in the daytime and at
night place OF repOse for the weary DO.
vine or impetuous and frisky feline.
The Methodist District Conference, whicl
uSSfluDltu tl tHNSlti VII IL lIN
sided over by Rev. DR.. Whitehead, and il
otherwise ofiicered by Captain George j.
Rogers as clerk and Rev. William H.
Atwill as assistant clerk. Among the
delegates from Chesterfield circuit pre-
sent are Rev. William G. Williams, Rev.
James 5. Crostic local preacher), Woodliil
Tucker, j. j. Ivy, and Charles y. Friend
Glover Hill is represented 10y Rev. james
Bailey and Ellis Martin. The full number
Of delegates Is seventy-tive, Of which about
forty were present on yesterday, on whlcl
occasion a sermon was delivered by Rev
John f. Edwards, OF Market-Strcet church
Petersburg, Va.
ID. W. Guyon was tried before MayOl
Taylor yesterday morning for the alegeC
offence OF swinding Mrs. Ann Roberts on
OF S3.50-thc price Of box OF soap. De
fendant was arrested in Richmond. The
testimony did not disclose a ielonious in
tent. and his Honor kindly enlarged The
defendants area Of liberty
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K-ontinn. trN n,nnlifao1isf,-

A meeting OF the CoSlitionsts OF Pow
hatan county was held at the courthouse
Yesterday that being cOurt-day), and ac-
ton taken to send delegates to the COnven-
tion at Burkeyile on the 18th instant, when
a Coalition candidate for Congress will be
nominated. The Readjuster chairman,
Or. William Henning, and the Republican
chairman, colOred man named Williams,
presided jointly over the temporary organ
lzation.
There was lively row over the election
OF permanent chairman, which finally re-
suited in DR.. IIenning declaring himself
elected to the position. Delegates for Jor-
gensen were then elected, and resolution
instructing them in this direction was pass
ed. 1t was agreed to allow each candidate
to speak fifteen minutes. Jorgensen, De
Mortie, Stevens, and Polk Brightwcll, the
latter representing Mr.. Hooper, OF Farm
Vile, spoke. They were followed by Mr..
Edgar Allan in favor Of A. W. Harris. Mr..
Allan proceeded to give Jorgensen such a
lashing that the chairman Qlenning) adj
iourned the meeting.
The opposition then held another meet
ing, and passed resolutions protesting
against the arbitrary action OF DIR. Hen
ming in denying them the so-called cardi-
nal principle of their party, ga free ballot,
fair vote, and an honest count They
elected a rival set of delegates, and ap-
pointed a committee to canvass the county
and ascertain the sense Of the Reidiuster
voters of the same. This petition will he
carried to the Burkeville Convention. The
bad weather kept away almost all the Re
publicans, except those who lived near the
courthouse.
The outlook now is pretty bad for Dr..
Jorgenscn, and it is said by those who are
posted in Coalition politics that the contest
lies between stevens (coloreO and Mr.. L..
S. Hooper, OF Farmyille, with chances
in favor Of Stevens.
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BURIAL. OF Mr.. BELL.-The funeral OF the
late George Bell, former citizen OF Rlch-
mond, who died i'm Petersburg Tuesday,
took place yesterday from the depot OF the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Com
pany. The remains arrived at 4:40 T. NJ.
escorted by James B. Blanks, Eminent
Commander Of Appomattox Commandery,
No. 6, knights Templar; G. I. Williamson,
Senior Warden, and Roger Atkinson, Sc
nior Deacon, OF Blandford Lodge, No. 3,
OF Masons. The burial service OF the
knights Templar had been celebrated In
Petersburg over the deceased knight
by the resident Commandery. The
remains were received at the depot
Inv the officers and members OF Union
Lodge, No. 7, Odd-Fellows; Richmond
Commandery, No. 2, Knights Templar,
and the members OF Richmond Randolph
Lodge, No. 10, A. +. and A. NJ, OF which
orders deceased was an honored member,
and escorted to Hollywood cemetery,
where they were inferred in the private
section Of deceased, first receiving Odd,
Fellows burial rites aud Masonic grand
honors. Rev. DIR. Dashiell read the Epis-
copal burial service and the concluding
Masonic invocation to the Throne OF TRACE
There were many floral tributes, Tor TN
deceased was very popular with a'l wns
knew him. Ills age was fiity-three years