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The LnsaIIc Celebration.

NV ORLEANS, FchruarY i.-The lolnt
conference committee In charge OF the La
solle celebration have completed their pro-
gramme as follows: Owing 90 the fact that
the 9th OF April falls on Easter sunday, the
10th and 18th were set apart for the occa-
sion. The exercises on the 10th are To
consist OF an address OF welcome by Rev.
r. VI. Palmer, D. D.; orations by Hon.
Francis Parkman. +. Il. Washburnc, and
Gooroc II. Pendlct0n; and grand mill
tary parade. On the 18th an excursion to
the iettics will be taken, and all points OF
interest in connection with Lasalle's dis
covery will be visited, and the place where
ne erected The SHAFT will be marked 70 form
n site for a statue at some future day.
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Murder In franklin.

,..v A DISPUTE ABOUT FENCE-ilNE IND TO
r,uP ATAI. SHOOTING or MI. PARKER ny NR,
gESCB.
considerable excitement was occasioned
l,., Ssturdav by the numerous aud vary
I'M, minors Of fatal difficulty between
M WILEY Tcnch and MIR. Parker, Mr.
Tcnch's mex neighh0r, which resulted IN
i,e death Of the latter. The circumstances
,,erc. rs near n we can ascertain them,
.fout rs follows 4 dispute had arisen
hffwccu Mr.. Tcnch and Nj. Paf6cr
.bont a line-icncc dividing their farms.
Nu,r elimination and recuminGt"n
had been INDUCED in, Mr.. Icnch
vent 10 the house OF Nr. f'dbef on
he day OF the fatal ARRAY, and called out
fb. latter and asked il ne had made certain
charges against him (Tench). Upon Mf.
Parker answering in Che affirmative, hr.
Teuch moiioncd his hands as ii 10 draw a
p..iol. wherelp0n Air. Parker's son, who
o.. with him. picked up rock ana
Threatened 90 Kill him II he drew weapon.
Whether 0r moi Mr.. Tcnch persisted IN
drawing the weapon Wc are not informed,
aut Young Parker subsequently cILieu
his throat into execution, knocking Ar.
rcpch down. Both father and son 'heh
turned and started toward me house. Mt.
Tenrh arose and fired several shots al them,
one Of which struck the elder Parker.
causing bis death ia q shor, time. After
tie shoot lc Nr. TCnch LEFT the noighbor-
hood. and although a warrant was imine-
dia'sN issued for hi, arrest hc has thus lar
.lqied thc officers. These are the most
.eclr3tc particulars that could be a-ccr-
u.ued With regard TO this unfortunate
a4.r. Nr. Parker was about ,iXty-iive
,rar- Oh, and Mr.. Tcnch j, q Young man:
na:h uarties are Wen known and respected
90 Franklin county, BiJ-iict Atrs.
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A STREET-CAR WHICH CARRIES IT'S TRACK.
The Chicago Times gives description OF
a streCt-car which carries It's own tcack.
introduced in that city by company which
claims 70 have a capital stock Of $1,000
coo. and whose object is to build one thou
sand Of these ears and place them upon the
streets Of Chicago. The car, which is o.
the ordinary kind, j. mounted in the mid
die upon truck which sits on four wheels,
each about one foot in diameter. These
wheels run around the inside Of two steel
tiers. each ten feet in diameter, and which
rest upon the ground, and are held only 10
the car by 4 set OF Wheel-clampS. The car
i, designed 10 hold fifty people, and the
owners claim That the more il carrie, The
easier il runs. Il will he stopped IN the
usual manner, and two horses will be re-
quired 10 pull it. The owners say they m
tend putting the ears upon the principal
streets OF the city, and placing the cashiare
at four cents and selling thirty rides for 81.
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WASHINGTON, February 4. 1882.
SENATE.
rho senato was ncl On session TODAY.
ro,.sr or REpRhsENTATIYEs.

! The Senate was net In session to-day.
uo,,sE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tho House Is engaged m the considera.
ion ., tho lin authorizing the Postmaster.
General 10 adjust the claims OF postmaster
for losses Of stamps money-order FUNDS,
&C., by burglary, fire, ana o'ner a'ia'olda-
BILE casualty.
A resolution was adopted authorizing the
appointment OF three additional ohicers UNI
der the ergeant-at-arms--a Dook-kceper
and two assistant sergeahts-ai-arlhs.
The bin to adjust the claims OF postlnas-
tiers for losses from fire, &c., was taken up,
but subsequently its consideration was
postponed.
THE House then went into Committee Of
the Whole on the post-oillce appropriation
bill. The question was on thc item OF
81. DOC. 600 for leiter-carriers, and on va
ri0us amendments pending thereto. FL
naliy Il was adopted in this shape (under
amendments offered by Mr.. Binghnm. Of
Pennsylyania, and Mr.. Cannon, OF iilinoisl:
=" For PAYMENT to letter-carricrs ana Incl
dental expenses OF the frce-deliyery sys-
TEN. $4,000, 600: $685. Of which may be
used for the establishment OF the iree-dc-
livery system where it IL not now estab-
lishcd.
The item OF s1O.Cjj.OOO for railroad mail
transportation having been reached, con-
siderable discussion ensued over the pro-
vision in it authorizing an annual eXpendi-
ture OF $500 for special railroad service
across the ST. Louis bridge.
Mr.. Hewitt, OF New York, moved to
strike out the clause and substituted clause
that compensation shall bccompntcd at the
rate prescribed in the act OF the Sd OF
March, 1878. authorizing The construction
Of the bridge. Agreedto
Several amendments were offered, but
without action the committee arose, and at
half-past the House adjourned.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.
NO NEW TRIAL FOR GUITElU.
The Assassination OF President Gar
field TO be Exptafed on the
3Oth ef Juno Next.

and Other Washington Mat
tcrs-BurninV of Hotel i'm Tennessee
Murderer Arrested In Bristol. Tcnn.-The
Worlds Coiton snpply-lioayy Rainfall and
High Water IN Louisiana-An Alabama
Contested Election Case In ConGress-Eic-
Tins OF the Late New York Fire Found
Vessel Sunk and six aien Drowncd-iGcavy
Saoyg vear FrcdericksbuTg-A Texas MUIR
dcror Hanged-SaIe OF an Extensive Texas
Farm-A Memphis Murderer Sentenced 90
Death--Scizurc of Illicit Distiileries in
Georeia-Thc Weather In Washington, New
York, and EiScwhcrc-The Paris BourSe, sc.
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A Terrible Time Taking Thieves in
Texas.


BROWNSVILLE, Texas, February 3.-0n
Tuesday last II. Summers. electrician OF
the Western Union Telegraph Company,
from Chicago, left here, accompanied by
Sheriff Beyto, for Santa Maria. to inspect
the route Of the military telegraph. with
view TO extend the Western Union wires
along the route TO Laredo. As they were
leaving Santa Maria, Justice Don Elizario
Garcia presented sheriff Bcyto with war
rant sor the arrest OF jose Maria Eiizado
and Felicia Lopez. charged with theft and
adultery. Sheriff Beyto, Deputy Mamero
Rosa, the two compiainants-I'rancis
and Leonardo Florcs-and Mr. Summers,
Immediately started for Benada ranch,
twenty-four miles north OF Brownsville.
On reaching the ranch two women
ran ont ~. the house. Sheriff Beyio
asking "Whcrc IS Elizado!" was told
by them, ain the field" The sheriff had
gone but fifty yards when lac heard rapid
firing I'm the house. Returning to the
house. the sheriff found Mr.. Summers
standing in the road. with n revolver lev
clled on Mexican, who held up his hands.
The sheriff asked Summers what had be-
come OF the men. and being told that they
had entered the house, went III himself.
There he found Francisco Flores lying on
the floor near the door dead, with two bul-
let-holeS in his breast. In another room
was the dead body of Mamero Rosa, Sh0i
through the head. Leonardo Flores was
living dead about ten feet from the house,
shot through the head. The shcriifstarted in
pursuit OF the muTdeTers. Two hundred
Yards from the house ne was fired upon
from the bush. Sprineing from his horse,
he returned the fire, and advancing on the
concealed murdcrcrs, fred in all six shots.
killing Elizado. Mr.. Summers display cd 1
great GOODNESS throughout the affair.
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE Nothing
has vet been heard from Mr.. Charles y. Hid
or, late Il school-teach,r in Prince George
countw who suddenly and mysteriously
disappeared on the evening before last
Chrislmas-day. Some OF his friends were
in the city yesterday asking whether any
intelligence had been received OF HIM. He
was last seen in Petersburg. They can as
sign no reason for his sudden disappear
ance, and think that he must have come 10
his death by foul or violent means, ~ no
cause was known why he should have left
the county so suddenly without informing
any one Of the fact. llildcr was an Eng
lishman, and had been engaged in teaching
school for some time in the county.-Lade1-
NnpcaL. AN.
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THREE TERRIBLE FALLS N BALTIMORE
Yesterday afternoon John ii. Williams
(c0lorcd,, aged fiity-iour years, a llborcr.
in attempting to pass from one sccond-
story window to another. in a row of new
buildings corner OF CarroIlton avenue and
Saratoga street, missed his footing and fell
to the ground. cutting his face and head,
and receiving internal injuries. lis con-
dition j.. considered critical. william
Decker. while &C work Yesterday on q
building corner Of Lombard and Penn
streets, fell from the sca1oldng and sus-
tanned fracture Of the left thigh. About
6 O'Clock last evening German laborcr
named william Ilennis, employed on the
steamship Lord Jeffrey, lying At the North
ern Central pier, Lower Canton, missed bis
footing and fell into the hold OF the vessel
ON q pile Of iron ore which he was en-
gaged in unloading. His injuries were
found 10 be OF such q character that sur
gical skill was no avail. and ne died shortly
after O'Clock last night. lie lenyes wife
and four children Baltimore gazette. 4th.
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vessel Sunk ana Six s.cn Drowned.

NEW ORLEANS, February 1.-Thc cap
tain OF the steamer l.. b. Ward, Jr., from
the Bay Islands, reports that at . O'Clock
last Thursday night, when one hundred
miles north Of Cape Antonio, his steamer
colided with the Swedish bark Hcnrick,
from Rouen for Pensacola, in ballast. The
bark was struck under her port bow and
sunk in six minutes. The captain, first
mate, cabin-boy, and sailor named Lind
ham were saved; the second mate and FIVE
snilOrs were drowned.
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Gn Alabama Congressional Contested
Election.

WASHINGTON, February THE third
subcommittee OF the House Committee on
Elections in charge OF the contested case OF
Matson rs. Oates, from the Third congress
sonal district Of Alabama, met to-day, and
decided 10 report adversely TO the full
committee on the motion OF contest and to
be allowed 10 submit more testimony. 1t
is quite probable that the case will be dis
missed by the committee ut its next meet
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GALVESTON, February "A Ne'cS Cor
pus Christi special says: The sale has been
consummated Of Kernedy's ranei, COM
prising 24O,O acres OF land, together with
al the cattle, horses, and buildings there.
IN, 70 Mcssrs. Underwood, Clark q Co., OF
an as City. The sum paid for the pro-
pety was SiC3, iG5.4O. The faneh was
Immediately resold to the Texas Land ana
Cattle Company, OF Dundee, Scotland.
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Heavy SNOW Near Fredericksburg.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, February A
severe northeast SnOw-stOrm has prevailed
i'm Northern Virginia for fifteen hours past,
and is still raging. The snow is II inches
deep on level, and drifting badly. The
railroad trains are delayed, and commune
cation by the country roads is cut of.
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Exo,oifs oCn Georgia Revenue Official.

WASHINGTON. February The Commits
sioner OF Internal Revenue to-day received
the following telegram from Collector An
drew Clark, at Athens, Ga. 81 seized
during January twenty-eight Illicit diStille-.
rics, 100 gallons OF whiskey, 100 gallons OF
low wines, 60 bushels OF meal, and de-
stroyed $1,000 gallons OF mash and beer"
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A Fresh III Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, February "A Shrcvc-
port na.) dispatch says that there has been
a heavy rainfall there for the past thirty
six hours, and an overflow OF the whole
lower country seems inevitable. The lakes
above there are higher than they have been
for the past six years. and many plant9l-
tions above and below Shreveport are A.
ready under water, and leyee' are giving
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The PittsyIvania Homicide.

LYNcHBURG, Va, February 4.-Later
developments from the Pittsylyania homi
eide indicate that Ieates, the murderer,
suspected Atkins Of intimacy with ms
Yeates's) wife; called at the latteI's place
OF business and invited him TO take walk,
and next morning Atkins was found near
the railroad with his brain pierced with 4
bullet and q heavy timber across his body.
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new YORK, February 1.-The bodies OK
three unfortunate victims % the late fire in
the old World newspaper building were
found to-day. one was that OF Joseph
Cmningham. foreman Of the Observer COM
posing-room; one IS supposed 70 be that OF
Alfred Harris, assistant foreman; and the
other is totally unrccognizable.
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Lieutenant HARDER took passage on the
steamship Germanie for Europe yesterday.
Master Scheutze embarked on the steamship
|oder, which left yesterday afternoon. He
will join Lieutenant Harder In London.
F.nd they will proceed TO irkutsk together
10y the most direct route 10 aid In the
|search Tor Commander De Longs party.
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Sale Hatfield.

RALEIGH, n. G.. February The prl,,
waite stockholders OF the Cape rear and
Yadkln-valley railroad, At their meeting at
Fayetteville, ratified the contract selling
the States interest in that company 10 the
Construction company, OF when pr. Co
nedo Is agent. The purchasers WIZ take
possession early In April,
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ISpcc1aI teleRranl 20 The ITFV1tcH'I
NORFOLK, Va, February "A severe
casterIy Storm has prevailed all day; causing
some damage. The walls OF brick house
on Riley street blew down, aud two vessels
smashed into each other in the harbor by
dragging anchors. Heavy Signs wer'
blown away, and the water was so high
that the lower streets were flooded. The
Richmond bound schooner Cornelia SPARKS.
capsized and sunk last week below Fort
Norfolk, has been raised.
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xynsl,luctOn Weather.

WASHINGTON, February IA severe
snow-storm set in here this morning about
} o'clock. At 10 =. VI. il still continues,
and the SNOW has fallen to the depth OF
twelve or fourteen inches on level, and in
many parts of the city is badly drifted. Re
ports from Baltimore, New York State, and
other points show that the storm Is quite rs
eeXrre nj those nOints.
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Arrested Charged with Murder.
Especial telegram to The Dispateh.I

THIHUIAI ICItyFiW u INt UI7pAICH.I
LYNmBuRG, Va, February Nv. II.
Yeates, the man who murdered young
Atkinson at Sycamore station, was appre-
hended at Bristol to-day. An officer OF
this city has gone TO bring him back.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, February 4.-Kel-
logg's Hotel was totally DESTROYED by lire
about II o'clock last night. Ihlrty-nve
people in it barely escaped in their night
clothes, many Of them leaping from Sec
ond-story windows. Joseph :. swift, who
is nearly blini, and James ReTdon, Dlnd,
en- route for Cincinnati, narrowly escaped
unhuri.
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pooKs. STATIONERY. &c.

NEW BOOKS.-ARslk:Siso ana a., oi n'I
4. ,ior ~ The sun Aiaii.r zoe: The Con-
S Ss tG ana Theories OF Nods Phy'fs9 by = h. H.
SLdie. - 22,irh"Irn. sI75: Faith and Unflith,
Ee; ;ie a. :rihdr If Motley Blwn, G0c.; Nadine
Tuc cas- 81 The yerbas; Iy ,, AyTeo e oscar sss
ttHti,s. pca,os Agents for" hra-
nch & Bach" PIANos., IoIINsToS a. co.
u.
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I YDIA f.. PINKHANS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
ISA
POSITIVE CURE
roR ALL THOSE PAINFUL COMPLAINTS
AND WEAKNESSES so COMMON
TO OUR BEST FEMALE POPULATION.
I YDIA f.. PINKHAVS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
Il =
POSITIVE CURE

Itwin cure entirely the worst form Of Fersaie
Con,pI,lnts. all ovarian troubles, Northumberland
C;ceution, Falling and Displacements, and the
consequent Spinal Weakness, and Is particularly
,dapted to the Change Of Life.
II VIII dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus
In an carly stage OF Development Thctendency to
cncerou5 humors ;hcre l. chcckcdvery spccdilyoy
is use.
1t removes fainincss, fatulency, destroys all
craving for st!mulants, and relieves weakness OF
the stomach. II cures Bloating, Headaches, Ner-
yous Prostration. General Debility, siccplessnefs
Depression, and Indigestion.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing pain
weight, and backachc, IS always permanentlycured
ny ifs use. Il viii at all times and under all circum-
stances set in harmony with the laws that govern
The female system. For the cure Of Kidney Com
r,,,n,s If either sex this Compounds unsurpassed
LYDIA Z. PINKHAars VEGETABLE COM
pof-xD {, prepard al 233 and go Western ave-
me- Lynn, Mass. Price, 81; six bottles for So
sent by mail I'm the form Of pills, alsoin the form oil
lozengcs on receipt Of price, II per box Tor elmer
urs. P1SKnAM freely answers ail letters OF In
or,rv. send for pamphlet. Address as above
Mention this piper.
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Tcxns 1TurdcrerlEangcl.

GAIYEsTON, February IA Wills
Point special says: "D. ". G. Site wa. eX-
ecutcd here yesterday for the murder OF a
peddler named CangW. The prisoner pro-
tested mis- innocence from the scatlold. The
execution Was witnessed by HUNDREDS Of
people
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

SATURDAY. February 4, 1882.
skLEs-FfRsT BOArD.--70 Virginia fax-rerc.y-
able coupons at 60; 1000 Virginia deferred af
10; 1000 Columbia and GSsenyillc first e. ~
10i; 10 shares Atlanta and Csbaysotte nj s2k; 10
sharc- petrsburg railroad at 3Or 20 do. at 29,, 80
d.. At pol; 2 shares Richmolsa aid Danylle
stock at 235l; IL shares Colulnten aud Green
v.Ile preferred at loo; 100 shares Richmond aud
West Point Terminal Railway anu Warehouse
Company tE. 30l mt 23f.
SECOND BoARD.-3O shares Norfolk ssis Wcs,-
ern preferred at 5G's: 10 shares Charotts.Toiuln
tSa n ntt Augusta M uef lu DO At GDN
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Obituary.

WASHINGTON, February 4.-Mr. Thomas
!. Durmt. formerly OF New Orleans but
FOR many years Il resident Of this city, died
last night Of pneumonia. Attic time OF his
death he was counsel on the part Of the
United States before the AmcIican-and-
SDanish-Ciaims Commission.
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Druggists say that Lydia T.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is the best remedy
for female weakness that they ever heard
Of, for it gives universal satisfaction.
Send TO Mrs. Lydia +. Pinkham, 233
Western avenue, Lynn, Mass, Tor pamph-
lets
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CHESTERFIELD.
,cclpgxr TO A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WOOD. ETC.

WOOD. ETC.
correspondence q the Richmond Dispa,ch.l
CLOVER HlIL. VA, February 3, 1882.
Mr.. Henry johnson, brakeman on the
Nriphthopc railway, met with q painful ac-
lident Yesterday evening. lie fell from the
,nginc and sustained fracture OF the
wrist.
Fsrming is at stand on account OF so
much wet weather.
Tho cord-wood business Is booming.
The citizens Of skinquarier are very
,nvious 10 build q railroad 10 connect with
,bc Rrighthopc railway near this point.
Tbcy have held several meetings lately 10
devise the ways and means Of building a
FRIEND.
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SmnII-Pox in NottoMay.

PETERSBURG, February 4.-The small
pox has broken out in the thckly-scttlcd
section OF Nottoway county, in this State.
4 hospital has been established i0r the ac-
commodation 81 patients.
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v2le Paris ROurec.

PARIS, February 4-ECenu7.-Thc in
vestmcnt dem md continued excellent to-
day. but the Bourse Otherwise was not o
good as yesterday. There were numerous
faiur among the clients Of authorized
and unlicensed brokers.
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Tho Worlds Cotton Srup,v.

NEW YORK. February 1.-The total yisi-
BE supply Of cotton for the world j.
3.l2D,GS2 bales, Of which 2,533,j0G bales
are American, against 2,S30,Sli and 1885,
300 bales respectively last year.
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HAVE SEEN s. =. S. STOP the hair from
hling out IN short tine; wonderful effects
u all Skin or Blood diseases. w. II. Pat
efson. Druggist, Dallas, Texas. Price, 81
nd sL76 per bottle.
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NEW YORK, February 4.-Ihe weekly statement
Of fine associated banks shows the following
change: Loans increase, e5,Sso,500; specie d.
crease, ) 735,7UO. legal tenders decrease $3.50
900; deposits Increase, S2lG,JOO; circul ton III
crease. SfS.4OO: reserve Gccrcas Q. .2-12O-u2t.
The banks now hold SG,3S $50 more than tie
legal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February 4.-NlrginIa Ca, deferred
lJl.; conSo,s, 81; past-duc coupons, IL; new
lO-4O's, 80. lid to-day.
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Memphis Murderer TO Hang.

MEMPHIS. February 4.-Robcrt Ross
(colorcd) was sentenced to-day TO be hanged
on Al ril 9TH for the murder OF Henry
Burch last August.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. February 4.-NOOH.-Stocks DIN.
Moury,4 yer cent. ENcrlngc-L0ng, 4S3i -h"ri'
1897. -C,e bonds inactive Governments IN
changed
MISUNDERSTANDING, 4si. Governments steady
and unchanged; new -. lO2i (; new As, ilfn ;
new IS. lis. Money, JGlO per cent. St,tes dull
and irregular. Treasury halance,-t oin,- 76,llS
:
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Sentenced 20 be Hung.

CHICAGO, February John Galus
Evanston, a murderer, was sentenced yes
terday to Ice hung March 9Th.
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4 GAINST SMALLPOX, DlpHTlIE-
n RIA. TNPHOID-FENkE, sc

BLAIR'S CIILORAL TIiNNOL PROPfYLAC-
TIC AND DlsiNFECTAEr
destroys the germs Of contagious diseases In ae-
corlluce with the late; teachings of science Its
usc Is SIMPLE, harmless and agreeable. IL 10 em-
pioycd by some Of our a5Iest physicians.
Prepared by j. BLAIR,
corner BROAD and Ninth etTects.
Price, soc. n LOttie. no3
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EIcllr.

Flour-Wc quote: Fine, s4.5G6s5; extra. - :
supcrfnc, SG.2J@s6.50 common iaInIlH' Ffw
$3.50; choice family, SSMte.
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No family should be without LYDIA 'PlNh
HANS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation
gilIousness, and Torpdity Of the Liver twenty
live cents PER box. sold by al druggists
n'' w. - au 26-eod