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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-18
+. FransiOii. a82 front, receives
she'll Oysters daily by exPress.27f'

There is no better place in town to
board horses than Tatum's. He has
large, clean stalls, good grooms and
uses only the best feed. He has good
storage room for carriages and buggies
and tries to please his patrons. Give
him a trial. No. 70 Monroe st. Bot
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-18

New Holland Herring, d few kegs
only. Oliver. Finnie q Co.
Creamery Butter, received daily by
express. Oliver, Finnie 4 Co.
All kinds coffee roasted every day.
Oliver, Finnie 4 Co.
Silver Moon Flour, New Process,
none better. Oliver, Finnie & Co.
Royal Patent Flour, as fine as can
be. Oliver, Finnie 4 Co.
Silver Moen Baking Powder, our
own manufacture, absolutely pure.
Oliver, FiDnie Il Co.
Home made broken Candy, our own
manufacture, made from pure sugar.
nothing else, no mixtures or adultera-
tions. Oliver, Finnie Il Co.
Pure apple and Pickle Vinegar.
Oliver, Finnie 4 Co.
Graham Flour. Rye Flour, Oatmeal,
Cracked Wheat, etc.
Oliver, Finnie 4 Go.
Highest grades Gunpowder, lmpe-
rial, Oolong, Young Hyson, English
Breakfast and Japan Teas.
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Cabinets, IS per dozen.
First-class work.
Cottage Gallery, 40 BeaI 1T. SO
a Dnngcrous MeadIand.

Cape Race is heal the southeastern ex-
tremity of Newfoundland, latitude 46o 39'
north, longitude go A. 1t is a lofty and
PERCEPTIONS headland, extending into tho
Atlantic from the southermost point of
the division of that island called Ferry
land. 1t forms a prominent point for
navigators in the North Atlantic. lying
near the ordinary route ofyessels between
the eastern ports Of the United States and
England. and being the last point of land
sighted or passed in the eastward passage.
1t is a point very dangerousto ships sailing
in foggy weather between the United
States and Europe. On it is a revolving
light one hundred and eighty feet above
the sea. 1t was established by the British
government, and is sustained by a tax upon
all ships sailing fromo or 10 Great Britain, Il
or from Canada and the northeastern part
ofthe United States.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-18

The new opera, king for a Day"
to be given here for the first time next
Friday night, by the Abbott opera
troupe is said TO be delightful to a
degree. The plot is strongly dramatic,
while the costumes are rare and
costly. The cast will include the
entire company, including Emma
Abbott, Fabrini, Stoddard, AMMAN
dale and others who have been re-
ceived here with SO much favor in
past seasons.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-18
One Grand RennIon.
Cincinnati Epsuirer.

Vlnclhnau Enquirer.
The Sultan Of Morocco has three
hundred and sixty-four wives, and
only needs one more to have one for
each day in the year. His life is one
grand reunion, and every day he re.
news his acquaintance with the wife he
last met the year previous. When the
Monday washing is hung out in the
back yard Of the palace it looks like a
dry goods store in an Iowa cyclone.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-18

Prepare for Cold Weather
by having your CRATES set with
LEMONS PATENT. 53a
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ADJUSTMENTS,
8. SHOney Bsgs.,,

"MOney Bags"
The four-act comedy of Money Bags
is to be presented at Leubrie's Theater to-
night. A sordid love of money is the
ground work, but il is treated h~umorously,
and an Eastern exchange says Of it: The
play is n Of those amusing absurdities
that enables one to pass an evening forget
full of the everyday cares of life. 1t is rol
licking from first to last and full OF
amusing situations, but free from that
very broad humor which is too often in
troduced into plays of the present day.
The Abbott Opera Troupe.
On Friday night we are to have the
Emma Abbott opera troupe in the new
opera, king for a Day." to be followed
Saturday by LA SonnambGla'' and
"Rigolletto.n The company are now a
Little Rock, and will aprear there for the
last time tomorrow night. On Monday
next we are TO have Jeffrey-Lewis in Ia
Belle Russo
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-18

H. A. THOAIS, Undertaken,
Corner Adams and Second SITS.
al
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-18

Feathers steamed and cleaned, and mat
tresses renovated, by Ed. Lallemand, 1884
Main street, below Gayoso. 40
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Wnntaa.


AgOod solicitor. Address immedi
asely, Il. F." this Office. Al
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-18
GRAND LUNCH DAILY,

from ~ 10 i O'clOchs
y. w. MOEWS &CO'S SALOON,
81 Adams street. B
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-16
Trouble with strikers.

CLEVELAND. ONO. June 1.-THE
strikers have men designated from their
number % act n police and assist IN pre-
serving order. They asked % be appointed
Dew The city a. special gatroimen. hut tae
request was denied. TWO u these qi0si
officers arrested Thomas Blythe. nom
union workman. last FRIDAY night on %
charge 0i carlyiug q concealed weapon.
when on trial IN the Peace Court. Blythe
syore that be carried The revolver % protect
himself from assaults by strikers. Ie wa-
acquitted. and the men who arrested him.
II the suggestion of the Court. CHARGED
with assault and battery. Il being in the
evidence that they seized Blythe without
warrant or proy0eation ANA found the 10
yolver In his possession. Their case,
were st for trial FOR the 2lst instant.
This morning. when on Iii way 20 work,
Blythe was attacked by gang Of men pre-
sumed 90 be striker. and was so badly
beaten that be NAV die.
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THE ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.
THE MOST CELEBRATED DYsPEPTic Wa
TFR KNOWN
TIE ACCOMMODATIONS ARE FIRsT-cLAs<s.
AFFoRDfNG EVERY COMFORT TO
BOTH INVALID AND PLEA
-rREs-EEAER.

TIE UOrFI. Is comnodious- and supplied with
every requisite Improvement, intending post. ;sie-
graph. add cNpre-s-5tccs billiard saif-in. hot,
coil-. and shOwer-bnii.. Contiguous 20 tie hotel,
on commanding cmnrnec, are over 100 double
coliacts. viii upper aud lower galleries extending
bc entire length ~ the 1ui1luySs and fronting The
rlvur and grand mountain scenery.
fiac driving roads aud beautiful ws.is extend in
All directions, aud The surrouudjng scenery - nos
eIuailsd ply any watlrinu-piacn IA Virginia
\ -ood hVcrs .s attached 90 tie establishments
inc bras. aud string band ~ music has refn ell
sag-l.
An abundance II ICE has been secured.
PFRE SPRING WATER j. conveyed from the
mornfain in ripe, fo the Hotel and cottage. aud
is exclusively uscd 'n every department u the -
tahii.hmlnf.
TIE ALLEGnANY WATER has become %
celebrated that 20 IS now shipped % nSriy every
state ln the Union.
Pamphlets containing a fuil description - he
springs. With crrtlg1fts ~ some ~ tfe rt-narka-
lie cures ~ Dyspepsia. fGrOnir Dlarfhga. Scro-
fgis. Chronic Btsseisfs 81 lIp Liver aun Kidneys,
Cseilefic Condition arising from hlisrd Poison,
Nc1raiga. Hcmur il0ids. SICK Headache, &C., &C.,
VIII 10 furnished GA application.
BOAGp Per month. 80, single week. sl5;
two or more wech-- y 300: children unGlf ten
wears Of axe aud servants. haif price.
q. q. tOiliDtS.
General Mauascr.
So Him AI'f2ianY SPRING. Va.
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4 Rape FIend Lynehed.

LOUISVILLE. ny, June ia special
from Mount Heriin SAYS: y negro named
Jim Michael waylari the wife Of respected
farmer named Thomas Yesterday and H.
saultcd her in brutal manner only two
miles from town. Within two hours after
ward. he was in Jail. Last night i've men,
armed with pistols. entered the jail and
forced the jailer 10 deliver the negro into
their hands. lie was taken ont and hung
20 a Iailroad-irestie half mile from town.
The body was taken down this morning
and buried by The coroner. He confessed
the crime, and was fully identified by Mr..
Thomas.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ro ruE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Proceedings Yesserday-othcr
Washington News and Gessip-The Pres'-
dens Approve. the Dismissal Of Lieutenant
ylIpper-PeliticsI News-The Prize-Rinc-
ob,,rary--A Steamer sunk b. an Iceberg
Negro Lynehed for Brutal Crime
Probable Closing of Castle Garden ne an
Emigrant Dcpot-A Texas Fend Results in
a Fatal AHrsy-rhrer Wen swept Away
ty FIoad and DrowneG-Domesti TrnGe-
dies In Ohio and Illinois. kc.
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Decision In an Interesting Insurance
Cu&G.

Ge0rzse Davis. Oi New York, between
1856 md 1856. took out policies upon his
lie ;u the New York Liie-InstIrance Com
nsnv aggregrting $4,000, which were made
rayable 20 llis wife, Mary Davis, or, in the
syessi OF hen death, 20 her children. Mr..
Dayl. died In 1855. and IN 1874 Mr.. Davis
alrrendered the policies IN consideration
of certain payments made 70 him, signing
as guardian q his children. The children.
MI Of WHOM except one had become Of age
before IA. surrender, never heard Of the
Deliries until after their fathers death, in
1879. Then they offered 70 pay the back
prsaniurn, and the oder being refused,
brought sn action against The Insurance.
company 10 have .he policies declared 70 be
la force aud 10 sci aside the surrender
Judge Van Worst, before whom the actor
was tried. gave iis aeeision Tuesday, hold
ing that tbe transaction between Mr.. Dayil
and the insurance company was void.
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Fatal elimination of 4 Fcud.

GALVESTON. June IA dispatch 10 the
Ne,cs from Llano. Texas. SAYS: AT an
early hour wednesday morning an old feud
between the McNUtt and Coggins party
eliminated IN IN engagement with VIM
chester n1es. Henry Hatiley. OF The Cog
gins party, was killed, and John and Pack
Cocgins wounded-John fatally. On the
NcNut;s' side Jack Heritage and Ben. Car
ter were wounded. Mr.. Harwell, nom
participant, was wounded by stray ball.
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Fr,rntruI Mine Explosion.

WnKEsBAERE, Pa, June ia terrific
explosion occurred in one OF the shafts Of
stanton colliery. Five men were descend
ing the shaft in a bucket with naked lamps
on their hats. and when 100 feet from the
bottom the explosion occurred. One man
was blown out 81 the bucket, fell 10 the
bottom. and wa. killed. The other four
were probably fatally burned.
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wffe-MurvIer and Suicide.

CANTON. o.. June 1j.-George McMul-
len. coal operator. returned home with his
wife late last eight Early this morning the
neiehliors were awakened by the reports Of
uis,ol-shois IN his house. McMullen's wife
was found dead, aud he wounded in the
breast. lie said q woman had fired nj them
and escaped. The neighboTs think be MUIR
dered his wife and chen attempted 10 coin
NIT Sliiciae
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Fatal Accident.

CLrT0N. Ill. June Ia heavy rain
last night did great damage % The crop.
The bridge over the >angomon river was
carried away. though weighted down with
two engines. The roal-ma-ter Of the W.
bash road was killed and several other per-
sons injured.
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MARINE tNTELLIGEyCg.
PORT or RICHMOND, JUNE 10. lss2.

PORT or RICHMOND. JUNE 10. lss2.
ARRIVED.
steamship ola Dominion. walker. Ncw York.
merchandise and passengers o.. ". Allen x CO..
agents.
Steamer Pioneer. Piati. Philadelphia. mercilan-
disc and r.saflgors. D.. N. Nee arflf X, agent
Tie German bark reported yesterday ns arrived
ua. uie ANNA. and NOT le be- Nina she VS.
from Liverpool, WIFI saiL
ttEED.
steamer Ariel. clifford. norfolk. United ~fales
mail. mcirN aulisc- aud passengers. I. l.. Iaium,
supeflutgu 4Cut.
schooner John D. r. PIP. Cale. View York. pig
IrYu ana lumber. p.akc and Ohio Railway
Company vessel. Clri. & Parker.
schooner r.. j.. Lulicpu. owen. New urk codl'
Chesapeake and oll1 Railway company.
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PrcBMONDLIvE sTOCKMARKET

If-vg f4.-Prics- fhi. week ranged pr iui. owe
49, g..fffs VERY hest. uullinAlf prime, p.,-
- .,,.i 5s,sriac.. medium ur euna iiif 'liHifiN'
a5sc.. rough oxen. thin sieefa' N'-' -'i@f'''
hnlls, 9y nv 80 ft3.c.: oiher grades, 99l0sc.
Sa.ep.-3a ssc. e ~. gross.
Lrn-is-4 .sdsc. r H., srps,.
V,0s-S4iasl2 2 hfau. ,-..-- I'D
Eboui y head 81 D-ef cattle 80 hoy, 4i.a
"a sne.,, and iauts reported on ih, ma "' ~
- ,.ssrF1t fairly active. ud prilo, Tor .li
- - i, ,i,,rlin,-i e. quality considered. me
ce-nnnd f.r hogs s quite iimitel n"f-i l."i'c
In. o,d dragging. but without any ehA"te "a
nrioss- sheep arr dull some inquire "i' ''''~
-,ndt fnr good lambs.
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Steamboat Disaster.

QUEBEC, June iJ.-The steamer Pcra ran
into an iceberg oil Cape Race Saturday AZ
ternoon. and at midnight went down.
Three boats. in which were the crew. sepa-
rated. Two Of The boats wore picked up
by the Lake Naniiohcan. The other boat.
with eleven men. Is still missing.
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NEW YORK. June iJ.-It j. formally an
nounced that Castle Garden viii be closed
a. an emigrant depot next saturday unless
Governor Cornell signs the bin providing
funds FOR keeping il open. The steamship
companies have refused 10 pay tax 81 bfty
cents per head for emigranis brought here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-16

CypaR RAPIDS. Iowa, June l5.-The Re
oni,i,c.n. ~ tte Fifth district nominated
Ismes wilson for Congress yesterday.
M,prrrTA. Ono, June 15.-'ieneral r.
y Dawes has been rrnominatsd in the Fir
tenth district by the Republican Conven-
ton.
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VHE HEALING SPRINGS,
THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WEST VIRGINIA.
THIS CELEBRATED AND FASHIONABLE

THIS CELEBRATED AND FAsHiONAbLE
WATERING-PLACE IL NOW OPEN.
The elevation q the surrounding mountains Is
$500 feet uyoye The ea-Cyc.
The buildings have been thoroughly repaired
newly furnished throughout, and nshfioi With III
modern improvements.
The amuscmeuts tre varied aud extensive en-
hiaclnra Oh 81 NEw fartnre "a rlco-csurse lnd.exten-
-l,c lake Tor boating.
TIE CALNEiL HOUSE.
adjacent % llc prugs vl;l iiic privilege pl Wa
rers. grounds. &C.. .s open 90 reduced rates.
Pamphlets. "a ih fuu inform alton. ran bc lad AZ
nr .tarr ~ H,ssrs Pnroal Laad & Co. or ~
sREENBElER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
COMPANY. GEORGE J.. rElpON,
prIe-lu Managing Director.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY. June 10 lssE-
Country Produce.

s-,,fes. creen-Erom 20 to IS 2 barrel.
e,',,sr Prime II choice yellow. zuM-2c.i iaif
a., snot Ios,i 49, fresh yellow butter -eiis feAgii
foS-H Hsai. sI.O5 per bushei for country st'AV
Cor city mills.
BaGaS Nominal.
Peas. Nominal.
DytSd Frat. Nominal ,.. ,.osaac
Lirt Fotcis heus &c. chi,hois, =" t,,' a.
B0qs: 2ie2%r-' feeep'' ATT ''"
Fs1iA.rs. Prime nye-goose, 4atshOe'' common
-1 st;;,,rss.s sI.1OGsi.l5 p bushel.
Hav: Du!l and aeslluinE Hnd pfices tFst""
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ArLnp.a. Democratic Convention.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, June i5.-Ihe DEM
ocrafic state Convention assembled here
to-day. Organized, and nominated Judge
i. II. Berry, OF Benton. as candidate Tor
Governor. and took recess unfli l.. VI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-16
Another Domestic Tragedy.

XESIA. ILL.,, June 15.-William johnson,
aged thirty, killed his wife, aged twenty
five, Yesterday. and then shot himself. The
couple had been very unhappy togethcr
aud had been separated several times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-16
Oat Crop Damaged.

PErEnsBURG. VA, June l5.-Reliabie in
formation received from a number OF conn
tic. on thetouth side Of Virginia j. TO the
effect that the ost crop is completely ruined
I,y insects. entailing heavy losses upon
ria,;nrrS. The wheat j. looking spendidly.
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WNCIEsTEE. kY., june 1j.-Tcn ne
yroes and one white man. employed on the
railroad and occupying cabin IN The bed
u Two-Nile creek. were drowned by the
swiltly-rising GOOD sweeping away their
"a hin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-16

THE RAwLEY SPRINGS,
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA,

are now open.' In tie management every efort
will be made u make the season Of 1882 ev~a
more attractive than last. 8 very excellent BAND
or SIX'PlECEs Tor the lawn and ballroom. Tbs
very BEsT COOKS AND BAkEIfs are engaged,
and prepared 10 entertain ~ The most satis-
factory manner six HUNDRED GUESTS.
The water Is the STRONGEST ClfALYBEATE
in America. Is Alternative and tonic IN H. Effects.
remedy 81 unelpailod utility and power. noted for
is curative properties. For pamphlets address
). WATKINS LIE.
" 2-lm Manager.
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H0RsP0RD's ACID PHOSPHATE A NECEsT-
rY.-Dr. q. O. Filcs. Portland. Ne. says:
..Of al The samples Of medicine sent me
during the past dozen wears u is the only
one have ever found which has become
necessity in my own household
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suicide I'm Augusta.

STANTON. Va, June l5.-Jc1er,on Mad
dux. son d Morton Maddux, Of Augusta
county. shot and instantly killed himself
lat night. Mental depression from bad
health is supposed % have caused the deed.
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ncatb .r an Ex-Governor.

CoLuMBus. o.. June 15.VEx-Goyernor
william Denni-on. known as wn-Gover-
nor Of Ohio, died at o O'Clock this morn
ing: aged sixty-seyen years.
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BY Telegraph.

.tyy yDpk
"" t
Wv YORK june To- .il.n fiae. '''' ~
--is,.. rou.ondatri nc receipt. I.-05 bales,
cvuarfs-to Gfea. Britain az tt.es 20 Ffance-
oal .a..-. l' '.Hlii. ~, . 40 b, $500, ~ a.
Sour aa.l ana eisief r ini.i'n 7. 10y 49,
Heb.-5- good D" nh'.'e 'Nti-- 'N.," y
hheat ~ .ower. A,,i.. IN. .i ,, .fes a. =
-prnE- tl.-ts unti.nr'. i' - 7t i,,,-
ni, June, $500 ~. ~, .
9ill' all DIZZY 'l, Z e- .f. -
iuuc. n 4f-r- oHie very Lilh ~ '.'"
lower nn epl'h. ,i-., ~. maj
ilups very ~ 'I. N w., T.. ana ,i,',i en.-'r
dul without Ia.ahl- Change. fnr 20 GOO ~
anhe lA'i,'i p. l,i,e ii,,,, ina d.
r.l, ..,..-..- .rd II.af.. .rfirf at
'5 s... 'r,.,',.i.'.. ,..~, .t..nr nd as r.
--.l' 49, A.il' Nm. ~
4f'. " 1'l ," 49,. itI.s9r p0rk
.ue-u' l,'', PA ..-..,. .r-,. III me-. .,fi
eL475a rz0' new Ino..ei "a tz4.s' ~ -li
....', ,., am, -e,.,ilr weakened. and De-
.f..-f r.ft 1lr .'..l..g strong a.riln. with good
.,i..,.. ...r. af nf me .tesm. spot - LIZ 10,
rr .1. lrue ii -yt- .IIst Froihls ~
',o,--. arm.
BALTIMORE.
50. !, ~ 'l'.'. t,..i. ,...,..r, s,.ti.. aud
... -.,,..i.e,, ID - 38. IN ~. amber. : 30
atial No. Ee..e, "'nsI -. JPN i ~,
,,.ti,.'r, ,.,ite. a6t.. yellow. zoe. Oais arln
,,,,'b,,f. gtl g2r.. western white. 6unG2c..
'lf.rl 5nr GOe.. Pennsylvania. go n62c. Pro-
visions firm aud unchanged. fpltF Iuifff hlu
e,rorss. arfiuHrv % rir. Sn9<c. sugar guifi
"a .nr qfc. Whisky qUiel 90 si.2u. fraEhis
unchanged.
ClNtINNAiL
tt~crVVATf. June IJ.-slour duli and III
ri,nne,d NAeat scarce and hIu. 80. rig
winter. >1.38m1l.35 SPOT Corn easier. %.
mixed. zoe. spnt. Oals hrmT: 80. = mi@cl. ~
n53c. Pprs Imtt $50 T-4.ou' isait -
p Low N'e,l' @ 80 IL ...oi,tn.f Ia "A
mics of ari-ned g,.sds. 545 Barrels on D nasn of
III Trtfr- ..,.Ier ma NOS 0uuflbiy lower
-. ..,i,f ana .sn-tanrsd Hogs firm common
~ i,st'f $40 -. barking ana hu.rlcrr' - 300
80
LOUlsvILLR.
fo,-rsvfftF. lame I5.--e rain ver9 ouli. lour
,n,,l ana lrrhaas,si. Corn quiei sud irin- oat.
fun and % si--, i'N'i "a l,,- ~ IA l,,er~
j3tc. Prov .'on- IN .,A r,i'''T 80, ~ !. E.
Mc-s ~ rk' - ~ ii-r- 'ra - ma
rlu. ~ '.- 'l''.r --.N-
rhalEti. ~ rgr-fs
.
ST. LoUis. JUNE l0.-fl"ir Gun 90 i'sei
treble extra. Ss.ito e4.cu ,in,. io ~, y. g'..
O a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-16
Tho weeien-naIoney Prize.Fight.

SMITH FEEEY. Pa. June l5.-Ih1
Weeden-Nalon prize-figlt was declared
a draw after the forfv-fr.t round. Wee
den YVES ovcrawed by roughs and agreed
fn have Il . lr-T.
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ss,ssclai telegram 10 the b'siaich.j
FAlsMyuLE. Va, June b.-N. ;. Cur
rell has been unanimously elected professor
vi Ealnpden- sidney College.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY. June Is. 1882.


ALEs-YIRsT BoAHp.-s.000 Petersburg Rail-
road +" Class g.. Al 75.; 100 shares Norfolk and
Western preferred at 81, 100 10. At 81, 80 do. at
JOi,. 80 DO. at 50i..
SECOND DOAED.-l0O shares Norfolk and West
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sInNER BOARDING..

HOCyTRY BOAED.-A FEW MORE
r4ARUFES can TO- acrat1 dated This SUM
MIR a. lY rf..iainrf fhlllnuns, AilHiuhft to.'h-
III W. Passenger ana their P1fgtle cuntrNe1 ="
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