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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-17
The Irish Problem.
EXCITING SCENE Is TIE HOUSE or COMMONS
Yr-TERpAT-MR. GLADSTONE DENIES A CON-
PACT WIN TIE srs-ECTs.

EXCITING SEINE is TIE HOUSE OF lpHsuAs
YESTERDAY GLADSTONE DENIES CON-
PACT Win THE SUSPECTS.
L0xDoy. May iG.-In the House Of Com
mon. this afterncOu.Mr. Gladstone. reply
ing % q request Of sir stafford Northcote
for further information regarding negoin-
ton. with the suspects. reiterated that Il
was not conducive % law and order
u explain the details. he -aid u was
the duty u the Government, neither
looking 10 the right nor left. % open
the pris0n-door. lie bad had no cOmmu-
njcaiion with Sir. ParneI. and there were
n0oficial communications nor upulanon-.
In consequence VI Mr. Gladstone, answer
SIR. Arthur Ball0ur. Conservative member
FOR HEREFORD. moved the adjournment 81
the House. A lOng debate i expected.
SIR. BaIfour said the compact with the sJis-
pect. wa. uneXamp'ed in Infamy. Mr..
Gladstone. speaking with great passion.
declared that there was not word II truth
In the charge that a compact existed, and
that such accusations were q disgrace 20
those making them.
sir William Harcourt declared that the
Government were bound 10 release sus-
pects when they believed they desired
70 help 20 restore peace.
Mr.. Chamberlain, president 81 the Board
Of Trade. states that when Parnel was re-
leased from prison be was absolutely IN
aware how the Government meant 10 deal
with the arrears-Of-rent and other ques-
lions
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virginia News.

Colonel Harry Gilmore. Of Baltimore, i
about 20 establish large ier.ilizing-factory
on .he Potomac below Alexandria.
A letter received a few days ago by his
broiher-iB-law. Mr.. William }. Moon, an
nounces the death al Pedo. Colorado. Of
Mr.. Thomas |. Berry, Jr., youngest son Of
The laie Thomas I. Berry. NT. Berry was
about twerty-elght YEAR, Of age. and Jeff
here several years ago 10 seek biz fortune
Ia the far West Fredericksburg Asacs.
Captain Conway, who arrived in Alex
andI1a on Friday last with the schooner Il.
T. King, with salt. froTa New York, was
arrested. charged by Messrs. Edward Laln-
day 4 IL. T. Blaw, Of Washington. wtth
eEnbezxling them ont 81 5000. The
Mayor decided 10 lei the parrie. settle the
matter between themselves. The vessel
was iibeiied, and the captain willingly made
Al assignment o. ber 10 Aessrs. Lanidzy a
Biaw, who hid given him sz-03p in March
last 10 pircs4sse a cargo 0i mahogany in
Mckee. until tliaf alaouat be paid back
with jnferesf. IL seems there wzs some
misunderstanding The Captain used the
fnoaey In purchasing The schooner, and
hs6 eofne on ~ expiaiE biz as1io1s When,
be says, be nas arrested without issstifes-
uen.
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PETERSBURG.

nx.TH or A PROMINENT c1TtzxN OF HRrsss-
WICK coTxTr--THE EPIscoPkL coCscIi.---
cry rofxT A. A coal DEPOT or THg
SoRgoIx AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
fCorrczpondence Of the Richmond DisFatch.l
MAY rs. 1882.
Information was received to-day OF the
death on Saturday last. al the residence
"a Mr.. William ;. King, in Dinwiddie
county, 0s Mr.. oliver II. Meade, one Of the
,lde>t aud most hononcd citizens Of Bruins
wick county. lie was between sixiy-hye
snd seventy years % age, and was very
wideiy and fayorably known in this section
al the state. In years past there were few
tlaoes in the state 70 which more OF the
true old Virginia hoSpiiliity was dispensed
than 81 his residence.
The train from the West this afternoon
brought down between seventy-nye and
one hundred delegates 10 the Episcopal
Council. which meets In Norfolk to-mOr-
row. They were Joined 10y n number 81
sthsrs. who came over on the train from
girhmond. II j. learned from those In
r,osifiou 70 know that the parochisl reports
~ IL submitted 70 the Council will show
that the Church has prospered during the
rs,t wear. Among other matters 20 come
tefsre the Council i the report OF the Com
Mite on the Contingent Fund. submitted
81 the at Council By Rev. IL. NJ Jackson,
and aid over. This report recommends
80 instead II the annual tax 81 one
d.Usr Ter coinmunicant for the fund each
church 10 assessed ; per cent. on it, total
contributions. IL i thought the change
.r~ec.ied viii not De agreed 10. The re-
r.rt AZ the Committee on Canons again
come. ap. II j. hardly probable that the
rnes,ion n a division Of the diocese VIII
b. rsi.rd AGAIN n this session. A. a division
,,nno, i.e made without the consent % the
Csrcrai Convention OF the Church. which
t.e5, does not meet until the fall % isS2.
.,,.-a -be last General Convention defeated
49, one alternative Of an assistant bishop
~. fiyi.ioni.f. have been steadily gaining
.--er.th. and il &, believed now command
majority q the Council.
President TYLER and Vice-President
CLARKE. q che Norfolk and Western rail-
ro,d returned % Petersburg this morning
srou Norfolk. aud before leaving for
TvnrilnrE visited City Point 20 inspect
fh-f ulsee and ascertain il advantages rs .
dfu5t 'or shipping the coal which the COM
n.ry NIL legin a. move from the New
rirer ed. in full time for the fall trade II
+. .,iI they were very favorabiy impressed
with ths advantages II The Point for this
nr~po.e. Offering. IS i does. deep water
rirlf Il fie line II railroad. The matter 81
establishing a shipping depot for coal AZ the
POINT viii come before the Board ~ Droc-
tor. The company las already one hum
died col.-car- here in readiness FOR The traf-
81. ROBIN ADAB.
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Attaching the Funds Of a Bank.

NEW YORK. May l6.-It Is stated thai
Bliss. Fabyan 4 Co., dry-gOOds commission
merchants Il No. III Duane street. have
been yictimized 10 the extent Of S31.35i by
alleged cotton frauds Of Green 4 Co., o.
Columbus, Miss. The firm have brought
suit in the supreme Court against the Peo-
pies savings Bank Of Noble for the recoy-
erv OF the abOye-named amount, and upon
their application Judge Donohue has grant
ed an attachment against the bank. a. Il
was claimed that the bank had funds in
this city. The firm have demanded pay
ment Of the bank Of the 1905 and Offer
ed 20 return 20 them draft, bills Of ex-
change. and invoices on which the money
was paid. but the bank refused 20 pay back
the money. Depuiy-Sherif Aarons has
served the attachments on the Mechanics
National Bank, which j. the New York cor
respondent q the Peoples Savings Bank Of
Mobile, and which i supposed 70 have
some Of It's funds on deposit. The Meehan-
ic. Bank Yesterday obtained stay Of pro-
ceedings in the matter Of the attachment.
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IYNCHBURG.

TUF .HALL-POE-ufLE0ATE 10 GENERAL
A-sEyaLY-FATAL RAILROAD Accident
HI- E1LASEorS.
IC rtsIandence Of ihe Richmond Dispaich.l
NAY rs. 1852.
Tie .m.Ii-poX has again broken ont In
fhi. immunity. seven case. having devel-
oueI within tie lass several DAYS, and two
d.-M. having occurred. AT Of the vic
tim, .ra negroes. and al Of the cases have
been traced 20 negro child. six months
old. Rh1 die.i n the disease. which she l.
supposed CD have contracted from her
ttler. who +. known 90 have yarioioid.
The e4.e of the child wa reported % the
Board 90 I.aifl q, the cficken-p0X.
Tle smallpox ha, also broken ont 81.
Amherst Courthouse. and the Board q
Heath y ili, city bass been applied %
iH assistance.
TIE pr.bytcrv a Montgomery. which
eulroo- Lr1chhurg in IT, jurisdiction.
VIII represented in the General Assem-
h'r ri rlr Presbyterian Church, 90 con-
Yfne li A-1nla. Ca. May 18TH. by the fol-
lowing iet gates Clercal-ReY-. +. g..
Gordon, q salem. and W. \. DaDney,
t1vn-tau. Lay-T. =. Kirkpatrick and
". B. Robertson. Lynchburg.
Intelligence la. been received here ~
che iril sunday in App0mattox county.
Of Wuu ~. Elliott, Jr., son u Hon.
Watt ". Elliott, and ate assistant post
Master ID tli. city.
fr1-lf-l onductor Gleason. Il tie Rich
mono and Alle-hanv railroad. was run
over and fatally injured Pcs O northern
bound freight train on the Virginia Mid
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r.s Methodist Episcopal Conference.

NASHVILLE. May i6.-At a meeting Of the
General Conference Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South to-day the Committee
on Revisals submitted report recommends
Ing that a chapter be inserted in the Disci-
pine to prevent engaging in promiscuous
dancing, either in private or public exhibit
tons or in theatre. opera. OF circus.
The election Of five additional bishops
was taken up, and Alphsus W. Wilson, Of
the Baltimore Conference, for tie pasf four
years missionary secretary q the Church.
with headquarters at Nashville, was elected
on the first ballot, after which recess was
taken.
Al this afternoons session the four other
bishops were elected as follows:
Or. J. c. Granbery, professor Of VAN
derbilt University, but delegate from the
Virginia Conference; DIR. Athens g. Hay
good, Of Georgia; Rev. K. II. Hargraye.
Of Tennessee; and DR.. Linus Parker. Of
New Orleans
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The EgNpfian Middle.

LONDON, May l6.-The correspondent Of
the Times II Paris says II the presence Of
the English and French Aeets al Alexan-
dria does not suffice 10 restore order =
number Of Turkish gendarmes viii be
landed. whose duty II win be 10 seize AreDi
Bev. Minister OF War, and those implicated
with him. and stop the rebellion by redu-
cling the rebels 10 impotence.
CAIRO, May lG.-Relations have been re-
sumed between the khediye and the Minis
try. II l. stated that Arebi Bey, on hear
IN that the feets had been summoned. or
dered all the army reserve 20 De sent 70 the
capital within three days.
CASDIA. May l6.-The French squadron,
consisiin0 If the iron-ciads I.agalissonniere,
Foriin. and Aspic. under command 81
Viee-Admiral Conrad. has arrived IN suda
bay. The British squadron. consisting Of
the iron-elads Alexandra, lnvineible, and
superb. i expected during the day.
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ALLFGHANY COUNTY
DEATH ef EX-P0sTsAsTER TUCKER-CAPTAIN
lLEAs0N,s nEATH-sNAII-POX.

ALA-A % LA-FusTHAsTER TUNER ATTAIN
GiKAs0S's DEATH-sNALL-POx.
itorr,-pondesce ~ the Richmond Disp4tch.l
CLIFTON FORGE, VA, May -, iSS2.
shelton /. Tucker, for several years
postmaster. aud until few months since
Adams Express agent a this place. died
On saturday II a combination 81 diseases.
hls remains were inferred al Jackson
River cemetery yesterday. The late Mr..
Tucker was deseryedly popular. Not long
since he wa removed as postmaster 10
make room FOR iayorite Of rezdiustment.
Captain Gleason. who was killed on the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad sunday,
lived here. and was beloved for his WARM
heariedRcss and fidelity 10 his friends. His
rrluains viii reach here tomorrow eye-
ming and be inferred a Jacks0n-Riyer Gem
eiery Tuesday.
Another little son u John johnson died
81 smallpox 4 few days since, making
four deaths In the family.
The wife Of Mr.. Frank ROhr. residing IN
= house near Mr.. Johnson. l. FRUSTRATED
by conireai smallpox. Her recovery 4.
extremely doubtful. All regulations per-
tanning % quarantine, supplies, &c. are M
charge q : committee appointed al a meet
ing 81 the citizens. Stringent preeaufiou-
AIRY measures have been adopted, and il I.
hoped the malsdy viii be confined 70 IA.
two families. ALLEGH.xY.
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Fight Between Professors and stu
Genla.

MISSEAPoLTs. MIN, May ga num-
Der Of students at the State University
were out on a spree last night, and being
followed by some Of the faculty, who pro
posed to capture and discipline them, one
Of the students, named Asa Paine, who
was pursued by Professors Moore and
Pike. finding that be was likely to be-
caught. turned and discharged a revolver;
whereupon Professor Pike drew a pistol
and fred. theshot taking effect in Palne's
thigh. The wound j. not serious, but
there j. great deal of excitement, - the
bad feeling between the faculty and the
students Is Of long standing, the latter hay-
ing been very aggressive. No arrests.
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,,rs-,-,,,-~,,-v FIRE AT PAxPfrS' s--sEyERAL
vor~vs prayEp-Losx, $4,000 OR si0.-
rsn.e,.l telegram to the Dirpafeh-l
PAspLrs,s. VA, May II. -Abonfso'c!ock
this morning a fire broke out IN the upper
storv ~ the storehouse OF Durphey &
Meadows. occupied rs a dwelling by J..
NJ purpbey. The fire originated in the
kitchen. and quickly spread to the store
bouses "a J. r. Connally and Mrs. :. VI.
Burrrss, the latter unoccupied, both Of
which were soon burned to the ground.
The full Iosses cannot be definitely OIL
tanned. but, II Is believed, viii be between
s35, 900 and $4,000.
A warehouse Of Mrs. :. NJ. Burruss,
used BY Chambers Brothers as a lumber
house. was burned; no insurance on build
ing or goods. Losses estimated as fol-
lows: Chambers Brothers, $500; no in
surance. J.F. Connally, $4,000; insured
in the Germania and Hanover, Of New
York, for $1,000, Petersburg Savings and
Insurance Company for $1,000, and the
Manhattan, Of New York, for $1,000.
Durphey a Meadows, loss $1,000; insured
in the Germania and Hanover Company, Of
New York. for q 900, and the Manhattan,
Of New York, for $500.
J. VI. Durphey's loss. si,OO0-insured
FOR $500 in the Manhattan Company, Of New
York. Mrs.. Durphey also lost fine dia-
mond ring.
Mrs. Z. e. McCahill, millinery, loss not
known, insured in the Watertown Compa-
ny FOR 800.
Mrs. :. VI. Burruss's loss, Sl,5Oo-in-
sured for $1,000 in the Petersburg Savings
and Insurance Company.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
TO rmE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS

Congressional Proceedings and 0fher Wash
ingtsm Naturalization OF Five Bsshess
BY the Methodist Episcopal Conference ut
Nashville = stewardviiis. No.. In Ashes
One Hundred and Twenty Casualties Re-
suIting from n Cyclone In the Indian Ter
ritery--A Minnesota University STU
dens shst by Profe~.er-svedish and Ser-
weginn Emigrsnss En- Route for America
btes. &c.
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A Missouri Town in Ashes.

st. LOUIS, May lG.-Stwardville, No,
twenty miles east 81 =. Joseph, j. IN
ashes. Thirty-seven houses. including
every business-hOuse. are burned. The
principal losses are James Crisman. general
merchandise and dry goods, $4,000; Ed.
G.. sheldon. general merchandise, 100000 ;
William :. Tyal. 5000; White * son,
hardware and groceries. $4,000; and A.
!. Culberfson. $4,000. AT are insured.
The origin Of the IRE i unknown.
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The panytIIe. Quebec. Fire.

RICHMOND, QUEBEC, May l6.-Ihe nre n
Danville. mentioned in Yesterday dispatch.
burned forty or fifty houses. and rendered
two hundred people homeless. Three bar
r.ls Of a,Irupowder exploded in a burning
store: another barrel q powder, which
had been thrown into a pond among some
burning dslris. took fire and also exploded.
These explosions contributed TO spread
the flames. No lives We're lot, but The loss
Of property j. nearly S2O0,eJ9.
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LoSDox. May l6.-All applications under
the arrears bill. which was introduced in
the House Of Commons lat night, NUT be
lodged low July, 1883. An eyicted tenant
will be able to apply for relief under the
act within six months otter eviction.
Messrs. shaw. Parnell, and John OCOn-
nor Power approve the biii.
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JERSEY CITY. Y. j., May lG.-Edmund
W. King-land. treasurer Of the Proyidcnt
Institution Tor Savings, who attempted sui
eide la-t Friday, is to-day reported % be
steadily improving, although there are fear
that De win lose the sight ~ both eyes. The
run on the hank has ceased. II On. result
ed largely % the advantage Of the bank in
forfeited interest
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON ExCHANG

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. May 10. 1852.
OFFERINGS.
WuFA-.-Rcd. Jos bushels.
CORs.-Nlne 1884 bushels. Mixed, l.9oO
bushels.
MEAL.-218 bushels.
HLACK PEAr.-az bushels.
SAILS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WIZ Aired. los bushels very r lrll 90 Ia ..
BLkfk l'EAs.-fZ bushels % -l-1J.
C1Tr0N.-T0nr -fetfy. Cuotafions Mlddiug.
1Iar.. Tow mldllIlg. .i1l c.- good ordinary b.
lUtfr IU.c e.. 0rllnlrv. 2 = q c.
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RovaIuarrface Arranged.

LONDON. May Ga dispatch from Ber-
lin 20 the 81. James Gazef's says il i stated
that a marriage has been arranged between
Princess Beatrice, Queen Victoria young
est daughter, and Prince Frederick VII
linn. elde.t .on d The Landgraye Of uesse.
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WILMINGTON, DEL, May H. A majority
Of the bricklaysrs and hod-earrters are on
strike for higher wages, and building ope-
rafions are almost suspended. The strikers
have Organized. The builders refuse 10
surrender, and announce the determine
ton to cover up unfinished work and bide
their time.
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LOUISVILLE. May I6.-The lease Of the
Richmond branch OF the Louisville and
Nashville 10 the Kentucky Central has
been completed al an annual rental 81 ga
600. To make connection with the Louis
vile. Nashville and Knoxville branch the
Keatneky Central have only TO build from
Winchester TO Richmond
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FrightfuI Results OF a Cyclone.

CHICAGO. May ia special from Fort
Worth says the total number Of killed and
wounded by the recent cyclone az McAlis-
ter. Indian Territory. i one hundred and
twenty. Of these fifteen are already dead.
Many are manned for life, and others can
not rreover
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The eounsenanee Of mortal man or wo-
man cannot be- eelestially radiant and pure,
but with Dr. Benson's kin Cure II can DO
made smooth and free from letter, scAiy
eruptgons, freckses. and climatic diseoiora-
ton. A lovely toilet dressing.
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Al ILEuIlf TIIf6s7ngcr fr1lns FfNU a Hea III
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
on Train jO- New York and Atlanta va " all
ingt0a aud Danyile.
en- Train 52-RichmOnd and DznyinC, and
Charlotte aud Charleston.
Ticket old ~ an point -oulh. soulhszs1- sszc
southwest and baggage checked through.
NJ lay-0yer chccks given IA local uckst<-
4. PBPE-
General Passenger and Tickes Al rs>
r. ". Y. IALCOTr. General Manager. ny ~
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BY Telegraph.
NEw YORK.

NEW YORK. May i6.-N00u.-Stocks dull and
lower. Money. 3 pr cenf. Lxciianse-Long, 1854 .
short. 4-e1. state bonds ia demand az higher
price. Governments generally unchanged.
srentng. - kxchange. 4tdA. Governments
new -. ~ 70 Money. 3Nf per cent. -Latrs &C.
tive and strong. Treasury bllanccs-C0in- $50
TU3 currency. $3.50.
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LONDON, May l6.--six thousand swedish
and Norwegian enigranis passed through
Hull on Sunday and Monday on thesr way
20 America
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tons; Afterwards declined: May, 3-lo0; Juue-
o~lU0s Sniy. 7-iO0: AanSsst. fO-1Vcs Septcrnbtr.
7-l0O October. 5-10o: November and tSrrln-
Der. 2-1oO ~ 3-ioo. The longs firtst 81 hold
ing. selling out. Prices cannot always adj
vance. aud there ls no standing tl for any iensrh
Of time. The natural rssult y deeiine. At the
third call May sold At ei22zGe1223: dune.
si2.27; Jniy, sl2.39; August. s12.j2: sepfern-
eer, fl2.l5; November, fil.40; Deeember-
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Fi1ur-We quote: Fine- IS $3.50; extra.
sG.75 -. supe-iue. $500 -. common -u-
fsrfpt. -8.50 50. common family, - - 2
$3.50. choice family. s-.j $3.50.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

ltheDat. way 4os ArcZ.
sALKs-FTnsr BokRD.-i share Richmond
and DanSilie lB. c. at %; 200 Richmond eitye's
al I1ls, $50 DO. at 1I1A: 20 shares Petersburg
Railroad fB. C.. at 2S'. 90 DO. at 2ess. 10 do. al
2st. 20 do. At 2el.. 90 do al 2s7.. 10 do. NJ zg.
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ETRoPEAN STEAMSHIP LINES


(,ARPETs. OIL-CL0THS, AND MAT
I > TISGs.-l have lust received Fun ne u
CuIxFsE MATT Nssr 81 al siyies and qsssiiflea.
CARPETs. OIL-gI.OTlts. RUGS MAis xnd
DRf'GETr. cORNfcEs LACE ard DAMArh
f,i-TsT AINf. sHADEs-Hoilzad. Sc. f9ii lire
az PAPER-HA NtsfNGS 81 all a yies- which arn
esf,erinr 81 low prices. All orders promptly at
A. JENN fNHss
No. 1874 Mafa strecs,
m I'm @-s1>s1sst4sa, -
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sAli Trans dsllycxcept .ungay-passsnxsf sx,sxs
connecting al Ncsf Point daily e1cecs Sss.axz
With steamers Tor Baltimore and the Nartt.
Freight tram leaving Richmond q ~ n xgq
have paSsfnger-coach attached.
Train No. 40 connects It Burkeville win ~
folk aud Western rsiiroad Tor FaFsHyiIfe. tyo<SL-
burg. and all southwestern points.
Irain No 90 luifuugh Passeuxeri tops "a Ass.zn--
ions connecting "a -utgePin's III Nf,tas aHr
cutheTiin Nsrrgw-'iagge railroad for Nfno1. ~
salisbury with Western North Carpli IA rHSlrsxsE
for al points In Western North CaFUifr1s, az RI
iAnta Tor al points south and -oaih~sst.
Train No. - Through PASSENGER sud sa1ff3 aeys
~ al stations. connecting az -utherii1's ~ffh NO.
ton and -uthcriin Marrow szugo rxssrsas go
Milton. Al Atlanta FOR all paints soufh ana Ssz.A
west; az Charlotte with Charlotte. C1ieEshss sne
Augusta rsilroad Tor Columbia, August. Sas1A-
nan. aud Florida points.
Trains from tie south arrive ~ Riehuso1 a
$50 y. VI. 7.zD 4. VI. and 1914 u. NJ zksa frzss
Nes, P0intat logo A. 81. iPasscngrri, aud 3 a -
Freight
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH i'm
MOND AND NORFOLK
rmsHIp r0MPANY.

a,,.sn.sd ,afilug days: ETery TUESDAY and
FgfDAY "a II ". and every SUNDAY ~ ,
A. q. ,-... ..
,,.ivsd flU lI go A. ~. fnr sundays' ae1uff 9 j
3 =. n. safur,lay. Fnlg1i received daily Ah .
r. II.
st.s.msrs conneci a Philadelphia Tor Pan nysI
and Tbs East.
FOr further information apply 20
j. vs.. MlCARklCK.
General southern Agent. once Rockets.
". y. GLIDE 4 90.
M al SencrAl Agenff.
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DOCK AID JOB WORK NEATLY
DExECuTED - the DisPAich Fhisiiss
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IAssociated-Press reports 10 the Dispstch.l
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, May i0.-The President
to-day nominated Commodore Samuel X.
Carter to be rear admiral Rutledge =.
Hughes a. United States marshal OF the
Eastern District Of Virginia, Ambrose ii.
Leoompie a. receiver OF public moneys at
Nzfchifoches, La, and Samuel Is. Lumpkin
as postmaster at Chester Courthouse, :. L.
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DEPARTURE or STEAMERS.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 1lFr-.
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mcrE-GTY ANDoTTF. ROANOkE. NAN
SUNDAY. For hours 4 sailing. -ee adyer'Ise-
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DAYS. aud SATURDAYS 90 8 =. n. from Pier
20 new number, North river. f0ot % Beach
street.
bathrooms.
The fare accommodation. and after lions az,
UNSURPASSED.
and berth. $40. roun0-trip fIrseis slr steer1ge
with subsistence. -. without subsistence. -.
Freighis Tor points teYoul View ora iorNarleo
with Dispatch. and no charge made except actual
expense Incurred.
freight received until g o'riock p. u. daily
For further Information. apply %
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