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Strange hut True.

Mr.. c. L. Davis jewelry is the most re-
markable in our state, and perhaps through
out America. His watch was made by Jules
Jungersen, of Copenhagen. The works are
of platinum, gold, rubles and diamonds,
and alone cost $1,000. The cases are of the
finest gold, handsomely engraved, the front
instudded with sixty-6ve diamonds, half carat
gems and bears porcelain enamel portrait Of
Mr.. Davis in his celebrated character of "Un-
Gle Alvin Joslin." On the back is an elegant
endorsement in five colors, taken from the
Autograph representing Uncle Alvin riding a
pig. The watch tells the hour of the day, day
of the week, date of the month, shows the
changes of the moon, and strikes the hours,
half hours and quarters, and is cronograph
repeating watch. The total cost of the watch
is $7,I5o.
The diamond stud Mr.. Davis wears weighs
twenty carats and is worth $4,000.
Mr.. Davis also wears ring containing the
largest diamond worn by any private person
in the world 1t is really gem of fire, of fine
color, and weighs forty-six carats. MIR. Davis
paid $4,000, in Amsterdam, for the ring, but
it originally cost $4,000.
Not satisfied with these unparalleled gems
Mr.. Davis is in treaty for pair of diamond
solitaires, for which he proposes to pay $780,
600.
The jewels are being exhibited at Bell
Bros, on Commerce street, and those who
would like to see them are invited to do so.
Mr.. c. L. Davis is a young man who has
'struck OIL" He is 20 years of age, native
of Baltimore, and has been in the show bust
ness all his life. He has acquired thirty-two
degrees in the Masonic Knights Templars,
and is member of eleven secret orders. He
has been very successful of latter years, and
has during the past four years acquired $780,
600 by the success of Uncle Alvin Josln,
which has been produced in all the states, and
when Texas is done he will have played it
throughout the whole Of the United States of
America.
MIR. Davis success is we'll deserved. He is
very clever actor, a courteous gentleman,
and a good business man, all of which COM
bine to make him one of the most successful
men of modern times
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-14
Cattle Killing,

From reports which have reached us from
Cara Crossing, on the Medina, it appears
that several COWS have recently been slaugh-
tered, evidently for the purpose of providing
food, and the Mexicans are accused of the
offense. On Sunday COW belonging to
Mr.. McClosky was served in this way and
this is the fifth head of his cattle that has
been dealt with in the like manner. And
other persons have lost cattle in similar
way.
Persons are suspected of the crime and
the neighbors in that district are banded to-
gether to detect and punish the offenders.
II they are caught there is no doubt that
they will be roughly handled.
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Arrivals at Vance Hotel.

w Browne, Houston; J J Cone, Red
Bluff; ] B Crooks, San Francisco; Geo w
Wood, Highland Home; H l. Goodspeed,
Ipselante; B F Ernest, Tennessee: M l.
Rhea. Tennessee; B Ernest, La Sale; II
w Ernest, lie Sale; W r Wallace, Castro
Vile; d M Alluser, Laredo; w Hudgens,
Laredo; P c Willoughby, Cairo; L A Wilson,
Dallas: Amos Foster, Austin; ] H Julian,
San Marcos; l. Benjamin, Cuero; w d Britt
ingham, Galveston; T d Baylss. Elkador.
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Arrivals Mt HOrd's Hotel.

DR. B Downey, Garlic Springs; II Pog-
genpohl, PC Whitehead, Laredo; Dick Kin
ney, Fl Clark; c F Wisner, d w Mott, Iowa;
Ian S Tiddall, Ludwig.N Y; Geo Pfeuf-
fer, Neu Braunfels; M Kuykendall, Giddings;
Collins {; Laredo; J II Walleott, Austin; J E
Nelson, Cedar Springs; ] A Reddick, Deni-
son; G. II Jennings, Floresvlle; X F Nichol-
son, Gonzales; Dane, Boerne.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-14
Seduction.

Juan Navarro. young Mexican, has been
charged before Justice Adam, by Victor Luz
jan, with seducing his daughter Juanita, aged
II, under a promise of marriage. The de-
tendant has been arrested and jailed for the
oftense, but it is expected that the erring pair
will be united in marriage this evening, for
which license has been issued. In that
case the charge will be Withdrawn and the
prisoner released.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-14

Last night of Alvin Johnson.

Last night of Alvin Johnson.
If you want to laugh 60 and see Alvin
Johnson tonight.
Uncle Josh at Turner hall tonight. If
you have not been-go.
lido Rhodius was serenaded by his
friends last evening.
There will be solemn high mass in ST.
Mary's Catholic church on Friday next, the
18th instant, at 9 a. M, to celebrate the feast
of St. Patrick.
The man Goldman, who was accidentally
poisoned the other day, is progressing favor
ably, and is said to be out Of danger.
"A subscription list is being passed round
to place public clock in San Fernando ca
thedral. This is a good idea, and one that
will be of public service, ifadopted.
Remember the concert and hop Saturday
night at Turner hall, benefit of Captain Ste
vens.
MIR. A. A. Wolff is expected to return
from New York tonight, where he has been
spending several weeks, selecting spring and
summer goods.
members of the San Antonio Literary
and Debating society, are urgently requested
to attend the call meeting to be held in Justice
Shields court tonight, at 8 o'clock, for the
transaction of important business.
One objection we have to the Uncle JOS
lin performance: you get too much show for
the money. Many of the scenes could be hur-
ried through and not detract anything
from the merits of the play, which would not
give the audience time to become tired.
Prof. ]. M. Hunt has returned from Uvalde,
where he has been completing arrangements
for his musical convention and concert, to
come off this month. He reports the people
much enthused. and hardly thinks the hotels
will be able to accommodate the country peo-
pie who will come in to see the show.
Last evening Fred Vogel obtained judg-
ment in his suit on sworn account, amounting
to $9o. 50, against Henry Lemburger. q
"A license has been issued for the marriage
of Mr.. lido Rhodius to Miss Emile StaffeI
and the wedding is arranged to take place at
7:3o this evening at the residence of the bride,
Judge Noonan performing the ceremony.
Louis Pope, who was depuised three
months since to arrest a colored man named
John Case, indicted for stealing gun, valued
under twenty dollars, has just succeeded in
arresting his man, and has lodged him in Jail.
-Guert Petersen, Dane, made an affidavit
last evening against Arthur Meyer, for steal
ing coat, a pair of pants and SIS. The &C
cused has been jailed and the case sent to the
grand jury.
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Miscellaneous Items.

Maj Gen. Ramsey, U. S. A., retired, who
recently celebrated in Washington the Soth
anniversary of his birthday, was, it is said, the
first child vaccinated in the United States
north of the Potomac. The virus for his arm
was sent from London by DIR. Jeiner him
self.
Good Americans, ween they now go to Par
is, will not find there the Jardln Mabille, of
which some Americans. who have been at Par
is have undoubtly a pleasant, however con-
fused, recollection. The Mabile in the Ayen-
ue Montaigne, Champs Elysees, has become
thing OF The past; and SO probably have Ma
ma, Casino cadette. There will be no
more dancing, no more flirting, no more atti-
tudinizing there. Mabille reached the height
of its glory while that imperial humbug, Ma
poleon ILL.,, reached his; and it was natural
that its ephemeral splendors should have been
coincident with those of Napoleon the Little.
Perhaps its abandonment may be regarded as
solid evidence OF the growing good sense and
economical sobriety Of Paris.
Capt. BogardnS is making arrange
ments for a grand shooting tourna-
ment to take place in the west, per-
haps at St. Louis, on May 30, and to
continue until June 1. The trophies
will be cup for the champion pigeon
shooter of the world, badge for the
champion of America, and badge for
the champion glass ball shooter of
America. The cup will be shot under
the Birmingham rules.
-Railroad tickets to New Orleans and 81.
Louis for sale at reduced rates, by CADE
SPgYcER, at Vance betel. s,I3-u
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Arrivals at the Central Hotel.

II { Evans, Gonzales; c II Boyce, Moul-
ton; J l'onguard, Corpus Christi; Byron Van
Raub, James Woodman Don Carlos Ranch;
&c Campbell, Waco; c Lydston, J II
LydSston, A !illher, Devils River; ] T Rowe,
Glddings; ii Herman, Seguin: F d Weiss,
Danbury; A c McCaherty, Fort Worth; F
Allbrecht, Germany.
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Menger Hotel Arrivals

Nelson Davis, Galveston; E c Homan,
G Hewlett, New York; Fl G Reid, Jas Reid,
Pinto Bridge; DIR w B Fletcher, indianapolis;
X G and Mrs Reid, New York; George w
Angle, ] w Goodwin, Palestine; Lieutenant
Edmund Tut, U S army; f Nolte, Segun;
A Strausburger, Galveston; G Ruggles, Aus
tin; w ] Langdon, St Louis; A ii Mulliken,
Chicago.
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Recorders Court.

Before the Hon. M. G. Anderson, recor-
der.
- Morgan, violating hack ordinance;
fined So.
Thomas Muldoon, violating bridge ordi-
nance; fined ST..
Mrs. Merrick, violating stock ordinance;
+. Norris, fighting; fined.
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San Antonio M echanics' and WOrkingmen's
Union.

San Antonio M echsnics' and WOrkingmen's
Union.
A general meeting was held last evening in
Strives hall, the president, Theron Vail, oc-
cupying the chair.
The minutes of the last meeting having been
read and adopted, the reports of the constitu-
ton and bylaws committee and the Honore
Grenet resolutions committee were presented
The latter report was adopted and ordered to
recorded on page of mourning in the min
utes of the Union, and the former committee
was then instructed to meet in Strives hall on
Wednesday next at half past seven, to frame
the bylaws, using any part Of the constitution
as part of the same.
The treasurer was instructed to arrange for
the deposit of the funds in the San Antonio
National bank.
-Four new members were then admitted to
membership.
After other private business was transacted
the meeting adjourned until Monday next.
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A KidnaDped Boy,

A colored boy, IS years old, the son of Sam
Johnson Of this city, was kidnapped by Capt.
Charles Benzoni and his company Company
B, 25th infantry about the 10th July, 1880.
This company went to Fort Randall, Dakota.
The father is a poor man and has used all the
means in his power to recover his child. He
has recently learned that the soldiers gave the
boy to farmer about 50 miles above St
Louis. Any person knowing of the where
abouts of this boy will confer a favor by
addressing this paper. The boy answers to
the name of James Lincoln Johnson.
Sam Johnson, the father of this boy, has
been in the service of the government for
eighteen years as enlisted man and employee,
and the kidnapping was cruel act.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-14
SAN PEDRO SPRINGS.
Change of Management.

Mr.. F. Kerble having purchased the inter-
est of the Deurler heirs in the lease of the San
Pedro Springs, has taken possession of the
premises, and will Immediately prepare to
receive the public in a BETTING manner, and
to make this spot the most popular public
resort in every particular. If
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-14
Sold Out.

Mr.. f. c. Tatum has sold out his interest
in the Buffalo camp yard and store, and will
leave, some time next month, for Kerrvie,
where he will 60 into business.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-14

-WANTFD, TO Buy, a good second hand
safe. Apply at this office. 3-I4tf
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-14

A girl to do general house work; white pre-
fened. Apply at Franks Star Restaurant,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-28

LONDON, March 27.--Dispatches from
Ireland report a case in which band Of
disguised men cut of the nose OF man be-
cause in a poor-law guardian contest he
canvassed in opposition to the treatment Of
the Land-Lcaguers.
A desperate affray has occurred at Clog
lan, in Kings county, Ireland, between
the soldiers and some emergency men,"
The latter discharged their revolyers.
There were several arrests. An attempt
was made yesterday TO blow up house be-
longing TO Mr.. Mahon, the agent Of Lord
Cleonbroett's estate. A quantity OF dyna-
mite was placed in window and exploded.
The inmates, five in number, were unin-
lurcd, but the house was partly demolished.
No arrests.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO the DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS

and Other Washington Mat
ters-senntor Hin Much Beuer-Fatal and
Destructive Wind-storm In GcorEia-Ex'
plosion OF Three Tons or Powder; Eleven
Men Killed and Number Weunded-Thc
Mississippi Fioed-Two Brothers Perish An
a Burning House Loss or a British Steam
er and Eighteen Persons Drowned-Faiiure
OF London observation-disclosures In Ireland
Other Interesting Foreign Events, kc.
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Augusta, GA, March 2.-About
O'Clock to-day destructive wind swept
the country four miles northeast OF Waaynes-
boro'. Houses and fences were blown
down, and trees uprooted. Considerable
damage was done TO property on the planta-
tons OF Joseph NJ. Ward, j. j.. Jones, T..
A. Carter, and p. +. steiner. Inc dining
room Of Joseph n. Ward was blown 10
pieces while his family were AZ dinner.
Gilbert Ward, four years old, was killed,
and Miss Dunlap painfully injured.
Macon. March 27.-A tornado to-day did
considerable damage to property near here
and along the Central road as far as San.
dersyille. Dwellings, barns, gin-houses,
cabins, and trees were destroyed and many
persons injured. No fatal accidents are
reported. The tornado was very violent
and about 100 yards wide. II moved irom
west TO east
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LONDON, March 27.-The O'Donoghue,
member OF Parliament for Tralee, replying
to Mr.. Justin McCarthy's circular to the
Home-Rulcrs, urging them to vote against
the cloture, says the defeat OF Mr.. Glad
stones ministry would be fatal to the best
interests of Ireland. II wonld hand over
the land act to those who would do their
best to defeat its working. The O'Dono-
ghue considers that II wise counsel had
prevailed, Ireland would already be con-
tented, and that the cloture is legitimate
and necessary assertion OF the power Of
majority.
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New ORLEANS. March 2I.-The erevasse
at the Arizona plantation Is now leported
at twelve feet deep and two hundred Ieet
wide. The. impression prevails .nst inc
waters from this and sundry cIevasses VIII
overflow all the sugar plantations on the
left bank down to Bonnet Carre' nepors
indicate that the entire Grose'te country "
under water. The back wafer Is IaRldiy
encroaching on the plantations OF west
BATON Rouge.
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EU Ror Ell 46G
COOKS GRAND EXCURSIONS leave Ner
York APRIL "a, JUNE 8, and JULY I, 1882.
Full particulars in special PAMPHLET, sent free
ON spplicaiion. PASSAGE TICKETS by all At
LAN1IC STEAMERS. special facilities Tor %
curing GOOD BERTHs. TOURIST TiChETs
for individual travellers In EUROPE, all route,
cooh's EXCURsIOSIsT, with maps, by mail
! o cents. Ihchar ,Vun oosx,,
26I broadway, New York. Post-Once BOX ioIt
&. 4. BARA1TOSI. Manager. re I-eoo7m
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70 DEARBORN AVENUE, I

have been "A great sufferer from very weak
stomaci, heartburn, and dyspepsia In its worst
form. Nearly everything ate gave me distress
and could eat but little. have tried everything
recommended; have taken the prescriptions OF a
dozen physicians, but got no relief until took
BROWNS lion BITTKRs. l feel none Of the old
troubles, and am new man. am getting much
stronger and feel hrst-raie ! am a railroad en-
gineer, and now make my trips regularly. | can
not say too much In praise Of your wonderful
medicine. ID. Z. hACh'
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AJournaIist Killed I'm O Duel.

LONDON, March 27.-The Paris CORE
spondent OF the Morning Post says a tele-
gram from Perth states that Mr.. Hofer, the
correspondent OF the Paris Journal des
DebdtS, has been killed in duel.
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not yet been concluded. The case win pro-
baby drag on for several weeks yet, and
when a final decision Is reached the estate
will doubtless be swallowed up In lawyers
fees. Special Philadelphia Times.
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RROwN's IRON BITTERS.
~ He SEC II i L
OF TIE UNIVERSAL SUCCESS OF
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
Is SIMPLY THIS

I, Is the best Iron preparation ever made; Is COM
pounded on thoroughly scientific, chemical, and
medicinal principles, and does just what Is Claimed
for it-no more and no less.
BY thorough aud rapid assimilation with the
blood It reaches every pant Of the syst"m healing,
purifying and strengthening. Commencing At
the foundation, IL builds up nnd restores lost
health. In no other way can lasting benefit be OBJ
tanned.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, March al q
fire In West Ansonia this morning TWO
brothers-James Bassett, agea nine'cen'
ard Elliott Bassett, aged twenty,ons-pet-
ished In the flames. Three woouen nvtncs
were burned. Tue money 'os> " ABOUT
$4,000,
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senator HiII,s Condition.

PHILADELPHIA, March Ex-senator Ben
iamin Hill Is to-day reported by his physi-
clans as being much better. He will re-
main here for several days.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, March 27.-Soon.-stocks mode
Long, 4s6: short, 4S9. state bonds generally
unchanged. Governments hrm and generally SC.
higher.
ste,dy and higher; new 5's, fO3A; new 4Iss,
lI4x; new As, 1i9s. Money. 446 per cent. {;
II les inactive. Treasury balances-Coin, $780,
$40: currency, SAIL.
stocks strong. a..
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nAaIrE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH ~, 1883.

ARRIVED.
steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengerA q. W. Allen 3 Co.,
agents.
Steamer Ashland, Carr, Philadelphia, nerehau-
disc and passengers, J. w. NrCarrick, aeenl
Brig Jaspfs (Nor.), Emerson. New YORK. 70 load
eour Tor Brasil.
schooner Royal Arch, -, Norfolk, light, Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad Company.
schooner NJ. ID. Msrston, BIaekinTtcn, Norfolk.
light, Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad Com psny.
schooner Marion +. Rockhili. Andcrpoe, New
YORK, light, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad CON-
pany.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York, merchan.
die and passengers. g. w. Allen 4 Co.
steamer Pioneer, Piatt, Philadelphia, merchaa-
disc and passengers, j. W. McCarricS, agent
5AILED YESTERDAY.
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk. United States
mail. merchandise, and passengers, l.. y. TAfu,n.
superintendent.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 27.--Three tons
Of powder exploded to-day In the Vulcan
Powder Company's works In Alameda
county, near Oakland, killing eleven men--
five white and six Chinese. -Four men,
al! white-were injured. The money loss
IL s25, 900.
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A Shocking Murder.

LONDON, March 27.-A dispatch from
Alexandria to the standard says lieuten-
ant Of infantry has murdered girl for the
purpose Of obtaining her ornaments.
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NOTfCE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
~ CLAINs AGAINST TINE ESTATE o.
chester, Va, viii present them, daly nntheneiee-
tell 10 me- for settlement: and ali yo are tnoeee'
mcrt. AtaUsTVS WODEWErs
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Decided steps ought to be taken to cure
n cold or cough at once. We should re-
commend DR.. Bulbs Cough Syrup. This
valuable medicine Is endorsed by the ply
sicians, and you can rely on its doing the
work every time.
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FINANCIAL.

Two THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA:
We beg u Offer you our services for the Puk.
CHASE And SALE or ALL CLASSES on
Honda AND STOCKS In this and other markets.
Excspton facilities Tor buying, selling, and esy.
ring VIRGINIA BONDS. Our once being In Tx
n,esiiuts Attention. Correspondence collected.
RErEREScEs. National Mechanics Bag Z, West
ern National Bank, Bank u Commerce, Howard
Rank. RAMSAY, CLABAUGh 3 CO.,
'"" Bankers aud brokers. Bslilnors. "A.
do ;S-Hm
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH <fHRA
MoND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY and
A. NJ.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
ceiyed till 1880 A. Al; for sundiys' steamer 81
L. NJ. saturday. Freight received daily vi. b
L. 81.
Fare, IS.
Steamers connect at Philadelphia for Fan rtyer
and the East.
For further Information: apply TO
j. ". McCARRICK,
General Southern Agent, Office Rockets.
W. L. CLYDE & CO..
no3O General Arcnts.
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SEINE-THREAD.

SEINE-THREAD.
CEINE-THREAD, SEINE- 1Ne
bTWINEs, sEINE-LINES, S"S--S-S- ~
GnLL-ROPEs, YAWkINGS, MINNOW NET
TING, OIL-CLOTHiNG, CORKs, ROPES,
CORkWOOD. NETS, and sEINES Oh hand and
made to order: CARPET-WARP.
WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR
AWNING DUCKS.
l.. LICHTESsTEiN 4 SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets,
Sole importers Of the LION BRAND SEINE
THREAD. mn 20
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Steamer FOmndered I'm the British
Channel.

LONDON, March 27.--The coasting steam
er Pelton has foundered in the British
Channel. Eighteen persons were drowned
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Elour.

Flour-We quote: Fine, s3.50@S4; extra, sc 80
dS6.75: superflne, s5.500s0: common suierhnc
si5OMS5: common family. e7gs7@o; ehoC'
family, s6MsS. Feeling hrnler.
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A SUICIDES WILL.

Members OF Prominent Family or Mary
iaud and Virginia Fighting Over a For
,une-The skeleton In the Ciesct-The Es-
capadcs OF q Rich Mantle Career Of
John ToIley Johns.
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SEFO. &c.

T ANDaETH's, HENDERsON's, AND
IL BIIsT'S FRESH AND RELIABLE GAR
DES-sFEp WAR 'eied(; In ExrRA EHkLr
hnsbet. SPRING KALF. 10 cents per pound;
LARGE LATE FLAT DUTCH cABBAGE pre-
miuml at 1928; WiNDOW-cLAss. xI.5o Per
box. SALE D'usss,
NIB 21-eodlm Neaah'e ssfo<s.
CLOVER-sEED.-e5 bags PRIME
Tsh''H" A. V. STOKES 4 90.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, March 81, 1882.


OFFERINGS.
WHEAr.-Whte, "A bushels. Rcd, 1,l56 bus
hels
CoRN.-Wh!te, 2,400 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Whlte, AZ bushels very good At 81.
90 bushels very good at Sl.47. Red, 30 bushel'
very good Lancaster 1T STAT; 954 bushels very
good Fultz on private terms; l72 bushels very
good Fultz at Sl.39.
C0TTON.-1one strong. Receipts; IL hbes'
shipments, 18 bales. Quotations unchanged.
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How Three Miners Were Rescued-Taken
From a Mine Arter They Had Been Given
Up for Lost--Fiahiins Flames After an Ex-
pIosion-A Midnight search.