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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-15
TELEGRAPHIC
Political PIeasantries.

New York, I4.-The Times Column
bus, Ohio: There has been for several
years GOODNESS between Governor
Foster and Ex-Governor Thomas L..
Young, present member of Congress
from Cincinnati. Young predicted the
defeat of the republican party directly
after the legislature passed the Sunday
law. He has Of late been very loud IN his
denunciation of Foster on account o? his
light against the liquor traffic as now con-
Quoted. Yesterday Foster received
the following very remarkable il not
insulting telegram from his predecessor
TO Charles Foster, Governor Of Col
Wna6acs:
Congratulations on your only victory
in any rebellion. Whist do you think
of your achievements? The Grand Army
of the Rap1blic -ecognizes your efforts in
behalf OF the soldier element Of our
party aud the Germans Of the other
cities in Ohio will ever appreciate your
service in their behalf.
THos L, YOUNG.
This afternoon Foster replied as fol-
lows to the above:
COLUMBUS, Is.
To the Hon. Thomas L. Young, Cincsn-
natl:
Your telegram received. Your irony
is execrucisting, but brave soldier,
when sober. is not apt to insinuste cow
srdice in others. I am happy over the
fact that I made square and honest
fight for taxation of the liquor traffic,
and the Sunday closing Of saloons. Upon
these questions shall not take back
ward step and will fight it out on
this line. deny your right to speak for
the Grand Army Of the Republic or the
Germans upon this subject.
CHAs. FOSTER.
1t is believed these two kilograms will
be instrumental in stirring up the bitter
strife between Garfield republicans and
stslwarts, aud that this is but the begin
ming of stalwart war on Foster, In
order to kill him as candidate for the
Senate year hence should republicans
gain control OF the general assembly
next fall
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Building sites Fer Sale.

&o5O0 A CHOICE BUILDING LOT
9o0OO. 5I2 rods, having two frOntages
situated close to the Eagle Gate. Brigham
street.
COOS BUILDING LOT, 1OzlO RODS, 21sr
CO=Y Ward, 10 be sold as 9 whole OF il
part.
S1e00 WILL PURCHASE A CHOICE
P1 oOO building iot215xI0 RODS, on Main
street, with east front.
x10S A BUILDING LOT 10xI0 RODS,
94Ao in Goth Ward
$1,000. a BUILDING LOT LOT 9lzyI
tween Second and Third South streets.
exon BUILDING LOT, 5x1O rods; eas
pOOO 'front.' on car line, 10th Ward.
G1OO BUILDING LOT IN TWENTY
ptVO' first Ward, east front, 5x10 rods,
water plenty, near to car line.
Gosn LOT SxlO ROCs, IN 18TH WARD,
9%CO near corner Of Pine and Mountain
SS00 CORNER LOT, 51Io RODS. IN
QZOO 2lst " ard, near to car line.
COCO coBNER LOT 5xs RODS, N
SOOO 18th ward, on corner Of I'd South
and Ssh East streets.
acso 4x1a ROD LOT ON STH EAST
9OOU between ID and Sd South Streets
eat front
n d KsSd a aG Ear 9iG nd Eo e8s
front.
o 1an RESIDENCE LOT, 40 feet BY
e}Z, lOO roes, with right Of alsway; In
18th ward; convenient to csntre OF business
and to depot.
Il O5o CHOICE BUILDING LOT. 3sxisO
p11 Uoo feet, east front; 18th Ward. clos
TO business.
O. oOO CHEAP BUILDING LOT,
91, oOU 5xS114 rods, In 18th Ward, near TO
centre ofbusinesss
nHEAP BUILDING LOT, x1o RODS
" good water supply, east front, lit
v ard, half block from car line, SIS.
Ok ACRES OF GOOD FARMING LAND
: = with abundant water privileges; about
one mile southeast Of CITY PARK. For par
ticulars inquire at our Office.
q 6O0 DESIRABLE LOT, 5Ox165 FEET
. ,vOO on First South siTeet, south
rent, close 10 business
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-15
Stage Robbery.

Williams, AT. 1.-THE stage coach
from Prescott, A. T., e1, route to il
Hams, A. T, vas stepped by road
agents this morning at Hills Canyon,
tWenty-four miles south Of this place.
Wells, Fargo s. Co.'S. express safe was
taken. The amount Of money in the safe
is not known, but is supposed TO have
been small Robinson, deputy district
attorney was the only passenger in the
stage and be was unmoiested.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-15
Whas They Think.

Chicago, 14.-Senstor w. b. Barnum
here last night, refused to talk on poll
tics. Postmaster General Howe said ne
looked for republican success In Wiscon-
sin. Republicans were waking up.
Deuster may be beaten. Senator Conger
didn't regard the result in Ohio as 8 dis
aster. It would teach the necessity OF
harmony in the party.
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Attempt 90 Murder q Con-
gresham.

Murphysboro, ILL.,, IA. - 1t is just
learned thAt on Wednesday night, while
Congressman Thomas was making q
campaign speech at Carbonate, man
named Bronson made an attempt to kill
lin with large clasp knife. but being
prevented, stabbed John CAswell, and
would have done further injury had he
not been knocked down and dis8rrasd.
The trouble originated in political hos
Utilities to Mr.. Thomas.
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A Long Soak.

Boston, l4,-Captain Webb, the Eng
iieh swimmer, has performed the hazard
Gus sensational feat of remaining 100
hours in huge tank of fresh water at a
temperature Of SIS degrees. He lost %
pounds during the time. He was allowed
only IS minutes in "a hours in an ante
room, eating, drinking, sleeping and
smoking in the bath. He made bet OF
the conclusion Of the performance that
he could stay another "a hours. The
time will be up at 7:45 tonight He is
immersed to the neck.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-15
Crooks wisdom.

Tucson, 1S.-General Crook has is
sued Instructions to officers in his depart
msnt, looking to the gradual establish
ment Of civil government among reserva-
ton Indians. He finds among the
Indians C,strast Of whites, particularly
soldiers, and urges upon officers the me-
cessity Of justice in managing Indians,
promising that they will be held to &C.
count for ell depredatisns.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-15

The highest hopes and interest of
the race rest on the purity, health
and strength of womanhood. We
take pleasure in referring our read.
ers to the remarkable efficacy OF
lydia d. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound in all that class of dis
eases from which women suffer so
much.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-15

&1400 THE EQUAL OF TWO AND A
C1tOV half Iots-copsaining about fhle
acres Of land-co vered with vast Dogy o.
the finest brick clay, situated IN Isl !" slIi;
The comlng demand for good brick Will
make this property frst-elass investment.
zoo A FIRST. CLASS ROCK QUARRY,
Y0OU situated near the Warm Sprlr gs,
good wagon road to it, smith shop TOOLS etc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-15
Ashore.

London, 14.-The British steamer
Preston, Captain Osborne, from New
York for Newcastle, is ashore near Ber-
wick. She stands upright, but her
brosdside is to the sea, which is running
strong.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-15
Oscar Arrested.

ST. John, N. B., 14.-Oscar Wilde was
arrested at the instance OF the Young
Mems Christian AssociationRon the
ground of breach of contract. Oscar
settled the case By paying 500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-15
InIerestlDg for Egypt.

Alexandra, 15.-Upwards of $4,000
persons have lodged claims amounting
10 e6OO.O for losses after the bonn
bardment of the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-15
Queer.

Bloomington, H.. "A Queer speei-
meus are dug from the bed OF Psntie
creek, but though rich in copper and
lead it is not believed any silver Is there.
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The Turf.

Londen, 14.-Keene's colt Book
MAKER" lately promisingly quoted in
the Cambridgeshire stakes, ls broken
down.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-15

We beg to inform our patrons and the general public
that we exclusive Agents for and carry regularly in
stock line of Stoves which unexcelled in this orany
them at prices that defy competition heavy percentage
Of the population Of Utah already using our renowned
Monitors and Champion Monitors both Plain and Exten
Stoves both cook and heating manufactured by the well
known firms, '"The Excelsior Manufacturing Co." and
William Resor and Co." The superior construction,
economy in use of Fuel Heating and Baking qualities,
and the increasing demand warrant the opinion that
long these celebrated Stoves will occupy position in
every well conducted household in Utah.
VIM. JENNINGS,
Superintendent
~ ID
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Houses 10 REM.

Several uDfurnished rooms for offices or
for private rooms for gentlemen in the cen
ire of business.
Rustic house of twelve rooms, neatly I'm
ished and close to business. SO.
A neat six roomed house, with closets and
cellars, situated in the Thirteenth Ward.
Price SEQ.
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WANTED.
a BRICK YARD.

Two Tons OF oats. this years crop
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9 0 NJ Tpoe errettet.

Diuium 5. gcusblin bon @omer0ille,
WaG, iust /; Sm 5erbit 1875 tefam
i& aunsenbluten, sefolst BON einenl hefti=
gen Suiten. SD psrlcr zen Mppetit unb
mein 6leii& uno wurbe bettldsert8. Sn
1877 bradte man mid inS 5ospital. Tie
Nsr3te ertldrten, id bitte elm 2od in met
ner aunse Don Der @rSbe zines balben
DcGaritlds. Sosar bic Nadridt bon
meinsm EObe perbreitete fd. SD CAB
oac 5Offnuus auf; oa empbahl mir elm
Grsuo Or. William allS Bal.
fam iir bic 9unse. SD sebruudte
cine Tlaf&e uno 3u meinem @rltaunen
wuroe id beHer, uno bin beule Seiiinoer,
als isit-orei Sabren.
SD lhreibe bies In ber Sofinuns, baf
Sober nit i,anter 4unSe Bebaftete Or.
B lillian sails Ballam &C.
braudt. unb id bin iibsrseust, baB pas:
ielbe bic Mus,ebruns beilt. SD tunr
polftio bebaupten. bab mir Der Baliun
mebr @utes erwieien bat, als ale iibri
seu Mr3eneien 3uiammen. bic id nahm
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auspdrtiden Mnoe1eoenheiten reid5p Qor.

auspdrtigen Nnselegenbeiten rei6e 2or=
bern gepfliidt bat. IS lit elm offenes
@ebeimniB, 6aB Sabfelb's 8erufung
ita6 Berlin gu uGriftionen" 8eranlai>
Jung gegeben bat, gu lebbafteren, aIs
man in ueiteren &reifen tpeiB o6er aud
nur abnt. Musfiibrli9er oariiber all
reoen, erf6eint ni6t pa1enb, gemug,
Der reiierne &an5ler", Der niemals Dor
einem Sin6erniiie auriidI6redte, bat
aud i'm porliegenben Galle bas errei6t,
mas er tuollte, unb ben Manm ieines
Wertrauens auf ben poiten gebra@t, gu
6ehen Musfiiaung er i'm bor allen att
bern befabigt bielt. Gum Seile Deutl6=
lambs, 10 bOffen unb tpiini6en mir!
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1851 Oenainse Int Dttrase bon $265, see
~ Anfrasen fur Nssnten, foptt R aten fl,
Glubs f6nnta nur tn Der SfFee III New> 8 Orltaut
8ematt werbtn.
Wesen Snformatton pb. 9eaeunnaen fdreibs mos
" W. u. Daupbin,
Nem Orleaus 2.
GbwarS Woure. agent, Ode 4sufton u. Meeqxio
StraBe. San Antsnio.
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fur @ablf5bffae.

prof. g. @tobr, SO. 3O7 iioli9
4. @trabe, ct. 2ouis, Mo. ift es gelunz
gen, langidbrige &ablf0pfisteit gu fllri=
rem. grof. St0brs Metbooe 1T febr eiu=
fad. 9ie fablen Steqen tper6en tdgli9
oreimal geba6et fiir orei Mtinuten nit
bem Saarerseuger un6 innerbalb
4 Wo9en seigt ii6 ser neue 9aartpu6s
auf ben fablen Stellen. 9amen uno
9erreu, tuel6e an 2ablf6pfisfeit ober
&usfallen bes 9aares leioen, iollten
ni6t beridumen, ii6 i6riftli6 an prof.
St6br gu tuenben. Preis $5 Die Glaf6e,
pel6e 4 Wo9en ausrei6t.
24,7S2, ,tum1i
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unb goraereitunsen; i'd idlase Stnen
elm melt einfaderes Wlittel Dot. gStr
lpulen ober Mir feln UNI bic @ntideibnns,
mir 8eibe ALIEN; es teoarf ba5u tetnes
Dritteu. Der gerlierenbe perpfihtet lld
nit leinent @brenwOrte, nad pieuno5wans
sis 5tunben niht mebr unter ben Nebens
ben gu iein, uub bic sade 1T absetban.
Nllp elm Nnerifanifdes Ouea?
@emiB, es 1T in bieiem Sale unbeoInet
pOr5u3ieben.
Sn @altber's 3asea lag ein Bug BON m
8era9tuns. ais ct falt entsesnete: Sl
beoaure, Scr. Nliion, baB fd biele Nrt
Der @enustbuuns nit meinen Sesrltfen
BON gbre nidt pertrdst. WfaHen mir unS
einmal seseniber ifeben, 10 muB eS aud
in Der mltdnDliden uoeutiden gSelie Ses
ideben" Nuse in Ause NIT ben Waffen in
Der 6anb. Simpfen mia id aQenfaus
nod un, mein 2ebeu, rpirfeln nidt.
Senrp's Nusen iprabten in pernidtens
benz Sobne. Sc mag auerbinss nidt 10
poetild iein pie Sbr 3meifampf, aber es
1T - 1derer!
lEprtietuna foIat.l
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: Waittet! wenn sSbr gu6 cue

Mutter! menn Sbr gu6 euere
&inoer @eiunbbeit uno yla6trube err
freuen tpollt, 10 perl6aiit Sud @eu :
fabter's vOeuti es &inberz
m e + Il (Paedotrophine.) IS TT bas
bette, 6ilislte unb beiliamite Nabrungsz
mittel fiir guer &inb. 0eriu6t es uno
Sbr tueroet finben, baB bic gntbedung
bieies Stoffes Elm mabrer Segen fur
Wtiitter 1T, bic ibre &inoer nidt blns
rei6enb nit Muttermil1 erndbren f6n~
men. nOeutf9es &inoermeb e b !"
mirb bon Mer3ten iebr empfoblem, nno
in alien renommirten Mpotbefen au ba'
ben.
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ttttS etlt, gebrand)t tperoen, fobaIo lid
eimes Ser ubtsen sbmptente sei8t.

SttSS W. pVtSSN SvAtptDU5e dSt8ts
@er anf Nctien TT ooer tn t.ttaetuuSer
@eeemo spobmt, ipirb burb selesentlideS Gtnnebz
men elmer OpIis, um tie 9eber In ae5unber Ibdtia<
tstt Su 9alten, alle Nalarie, sauiee MmfaMe,
Wtrre, nebeltstt, Ntebersei4lasenbett IT, {. NJ. ab.
tigsn, TT aber fetn beramfd)enbeS @etrdmf.
gNenm man ettuaS fd1iper NeroauItd1eS aes
0et{en bat, pber NddtS nidt 5hlafen tann, nebme
man etne Dcils unb BITE Grlei4teruns prb eintrefen
SptpobI Sett tpte Sottnrrsdnanse tperSe,t
erfp9rt, tpetttt tttan oett Negulator ftetS
norrdtbtg int Saufe bait!
bnrasus iiseres. abfiibrenoes, edfte nerbeis
ternoeS nnb Hatfen0eS Mtttel iptrb ME unredt
ssnsssra9t i.tn. Das gsittel # MmsstaRrltab unb
ttod oaS Werghagen.
Gs TT rein besetabtlti9
unb Bat BITE gan3e Hraft unb 9rtiamtett BON Golpncl
ocer Gbtntn obne trsenb eine btr f9abli6en Nadbs
mirtungen berielbeu.
eSeagntk bom ettest @ombetmear.
rStmmonS Qtper Hesulator" TT felt lanaerer 2ett
Set u,eiaer Tamilie tn 0ebraud, unb ib btn lbers
2eust bab sr cine Gereteruns ber Mr,nepiiieni&aft
btleet-S: Vtll Shorter Gouperneur ppn 2la.
t,a Son; ,.s MdsSamSsr sE g. etsRbsns son Georgia
tor" if Mir tppbl betpnlmen unb Id, tpdnid6e i'm
meter gu prdfen.
r9aS Gtmai6e baS tttemaIS 2tmoermma
berfagt. SD babe piele Wlittei sesen Dpspepiia,
seeerletben nnb eawa4e sebrauat aber ME etnes
Selunpen pas mtr % nopl betcmmen tf fpte sStms
bis @errsia banadb seiatdt nnb m6dte elmer lcleben
gsebi3n rssen mod ipetter ftiden aud m6&te i'd
SI0 ellen abnli@. Geibenben anratben es NIT bieier
Wttel su reraaen ba Is bas einase au ietn ideiut,
ba5 ntemal8 9inberung reriaat
g; M; Sannep Minneapplis, Minn.
9r. z. %. Wafon iast: Durdb tbatiahI6e
@rfabrInS I'm Gebraude BON rSimmcns atper
Resulatrr~ in neiner GragiS Bin ib BON ietner Mns
dfpennun8 betrtebtgt unb t4 percrbne tbn als cine
M6fubruns8= =Mr3nei.
as Maan nebme nur ben edbtem, ber Hets bie
fctbe CamoeISntatfe unb bic Namensunters
ihrtft 5. 3. Setlim & 60. auf benz llmSdlaae
naaf. Set allen Npptbeternsub baben.y
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***v Ber tansium sebt, tOmnlt ftber
ans @nbe. Siherlid, aber nidt lang
fam idreitet 9e,eren-Sraut porpdrts, uno
aae Nipalsn in Btliebtbeit beim Ialte bleiz
Zen melt tinter ibm ,urif. Dies beribmz
te 6eilmittel fanu man entweber in trcdes
ner cber in fIifssr iscrm baben. Sc 1T
gang belpnbers ;ur y qemlidteit Derer,
bic eS nidt lsiGt feltit rrdpariren tcnnen,
in lebterer Mrt uub 2reils 5uberettet. Sic
0irfuus III bieFelte in beiben 6crmen.
Wtan lice bic Mnnouce.
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Reebs silt Gsse zonts resultrt hie
Gunettunenbsr Gineeweibe.
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~ Ssbe Sdattiruns Der ;, Diamantz
6aroen" 1T rerfeft. Nlan iete id bic
Mufer bts Sefdrbten WaterialS Bel ben
Gputbefen an. Nn @lan3 baten Te ibres
@leiHen nid5t.
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zAa. 8. L..
Die 2ouif,ana Staatsi5tter;e III bic etustas. bh
bon Fem 8olte enbpffirt purbe
QouiItat1a 9tate Qptterp g.

QOuiTana @tate 2otterp So.
Disfes Snitut wnrbs Sasr. 1853 far Ct.
sisbans3> rnb Dosltbdtis.si:s> 8mefe spu be-
s.aatelssi isIatnr fur ben 3eitraum scn flnfuab,
tpansis Sabren ssfsbltt tnepypprirt nit en.n
siasn RsNrssfono son $3.50. .OOo tasueefae, ia,
Dur4 elm ubsrf+perslides 0otum purten ibr,
Rsdte en 1teiI Der eesenwdrtisen Staatsepn>
ftituticn, angenpmmen am 2. December 1879
Glue quite @efegen9eit feim @faG
1T uta6en.
ibrs srossn 3isbuneen BON eiaseIa,u
Rum mern Rnben mpnatltp (tat.. Nismals NTH
cine 5itbuns reri9pben. Ran Iefe na&fplseuht
1reisSertteiluns.
@rpbe mpnatlide 3iebuna Ser
Classe L
Rer SrItcas Dieufas ben IA. Nosen,. 1889.
Iue uafert fanfiisen 9tebuRetn fnben1ait unis,
AufitGt unb 2etinng tsr @entrdle
g. o. SeAMregara roa gnmisianA nub
guha1 g. @aTly rsu TtTginieu.
9amptpreis $4,000.
100000 aidets 3n SIS isbss. grudtbeilt
In Tinftel i'm gsrbdltniB.
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= &ein 8eriub ober billige patent=
Mebiair 1T 8ropn's @iienzBitters. IS
1T bergeiteQt BON elmer Der dltefen unb
beipd9rteiten demii6en Girna unb ers
fillt Maes mas bon ibm beripro6en
tpirb.
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0 e s . 81 fM1t A.

ruffS HfIIem fin6 fpe,ien fir biete 8dne
bereffet, eineDplfs serurfad,t etnen fpIdAenx8eAs
III I'M 8eflnten, bal Der 3eibenee erftaunt n.
1wfaS. ia ser etrper eendtrt unn pur itre fpnifMe
SsEr11sne anf rbauuna1 stn reselm&tis
- GfnkIaanA kerporserufen ntre. Yreis Is Geats.
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samptome elmer crfrarftsu 2rher.

ilebler Mthem; g6mer, in ter eete, su,rcilen
nntcr tcm o6ulterblate unb fpirb bann nit Sbeuma-
tsmu8 perps4ielt; aascmeiner Mppetitperluif se=
nbbnlt6 geritppftbeit, -Siipeilen abmebIelnb NIT
Sfenleiststett; Der appf ppn 9dmer,en belaitist,
nobel betrd6tliher @erluit be5 GrnnerunaSpernibs
gems; .5upeilen elm f6lpader trcdener Sniten uni
Rag @eiidt rpn &Dtbe Ibericsen, mas oft fir
@lbtsfeit unb Sdmdhe; lit erp6S sfaltc pber brenz
nenheS @efdl tn ben Suben, 5rpelen cine fted5enbe
Gmpfnhuns; bic 2ebenssctiter niebersei4lascn, unb
pennsleit man lber5eust 1T, bab 9eibesbepesums
ia, man mibtrau ebem Seiimittel. Werdbiebene bel
pbtsen Gpmptpme besleiten bic serantbett; aber eS
fnb Sale pprsefpmmen, in benen nur ipentse bappn
porbdnben iparen; bod BAT bic llnterIu&lna mad
benz Gpbe einc betradatde St6runs ter aeber na6s
aepteien
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Captain a. D. Payne has been reelected
Mayor of Warrenton
General Fitzhugh Lee is said to oppose
Massey for candidate for Congress at lnrge'
Mrs. Margaret Young died in Richmond
yesterday, aged sc years. She was probably
the oldest resident of that city.
The harbor masters and flour inspectors
Of Norfolk received their commissions from
Governor Cameron yesterday.
Ex-Auditor Massey is announced to adj
dress the people of Rockingham county at
Harrisonburg Monday, June 49,
At the municipal election in Waynesboro'
the junction of the Shenandoah Valley and
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroads, last week.
local option won by 12S for to 16 against.
The Governor has appointed Jas. T. Peck
as one ofthe members of the Board of aVis-
itors of the Western Lunatic Asylum, vice
Delegate Sawyer, ofWythe, resigned
This is the month of college and school
commandments. The exercises of the 1O6th
commencement of Hampden-Sidney College
will begin on Sunday, June 18th.
The Chesapeake and Ohio R. r. Co. began
work yesterday on their road from New
port. News to Old Point. There is very lit
tie grading to be done and only one trestle
of any length to be built The road is to be
finished in forty-five days. The distance is
about nine miles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-02
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

lhcre has been no very material chance j. 81
aspect OF business affairs since last wrcl.. ,.,.'
monetary matters arc in statu quo. In r,,,;'
inc market is quiet and easy ut about ) n,r -, -,
ioahs ana discount. The only change to moi. !
small increase in the demand from H., r,;.,,
ing districts, where harvesting is abop, f. ,,.,,
ana the current expenses of farmers will ~. c,,
slderably heavier. The New York money mail.
continues very easy at about 3 per cen, far call
loans on stocks, and 2a2ls per cent on rri,o1
States bonds Time loans and prime mcro,,i,
paper are unchanged. United States bonds 49,,
irregular. Eirginias seem to be on 4 hal, H.,
figures showing no material change The tr,r,
actions were limited to few turns in couso,S =,
difference of 3 and /. between regular o,I
sellers option of sixty days Tax COUPONS 49,.
held firmly, but are not wanted coupons tta-o
and pcelcrs 3ossa36i2 for bonds and 37asSs FIR
coupons. Railroad securities are quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-02
Egyptian Affairs.

The conference of ambassadors at Con-
stantinople to consider the Egyptian crisis,
is regarded as practically settled. The Of
toman commissioner will start for, Egypt with
out waiting for the conference Arab Pa
cha's military demonstration has been post
poned until Saturday. Active military pre-
parations continue. The troops have held
meetings demanding that Hahn Pacha be
proclaimed Khedive.
A despatch from Constantinople says it is
authoritatively stated that England has al
ready sounded the Porte as to whether
it will be ready to despatch troops to Egypt.
France is still opposed to such action.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-02
The Markets,

BALTIMORE, June 2.-Virginia Is deferred -;
do consolidated 621s do second series 30 y past
due coupons =; new 1O.4Os ABB. bid to-day
Cotton quiet; middling 121s. Flour quiet and
steady; Howard street and Western super 3 25a
$4 SO; do extra 4 75as5 10; do family i Goa
SIS 70; City Mills super 3 50aS4 10; do extra
O0aS7 So do Rio Brands 7 25aS7 81; Balti
more high grade family So 90; do winter wheat
patent SD 10 Wheat-Southcrn quiet; Western
opened firm and closed dull Southern red 135a
140; do amber 140a144; No Md 142la asked :;
No Western winter red spot 13Ss13Sa, June
137a4a13sls; July 122 k4a1225s Aug 1 Sal 1915;
Sept 11sa11sal. Corn-Southern dull and easy
Western opened higher and active, closing easier
Southern white 90a91; do yellow S3aS4; West
ern mixed spot 81 bid; June s1aS11s; July
91AsaS1Ss: Aug 81 p bid. Oats dull and lower ;
Southern 59a6O; Western white 6Oa62; do mixed
59a6O; Penna 59a6O. Rye dull at sOaS5 Hay
dull; prime to choice Penna and Md 17aS1S. Cof-
fee steady; Rio cargoes ordinary to fair S4aa92,
Sugar quiet; A soft 91ha95s. Whiskey dull at
1 2OaS1 81.
NEW YORK, June 2.-Stocks dull and weak
Money 3. Cotton quiet and steady; uplands
121-16; Orleans - SIG. Flour quiet and steady
Wheat fairly active and bal lsc higher. Corn
fairly active and laa1c higher.