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The Petersburg Complication.

Especial telegram 10 the Dspatcn.J
PETERSBURG, Va, July 14.-Judge 5. S.
Weisiger issued an injunction to-day re-
straining F. II. Russell, claiming to be City
Auditor, from issuing warrants for the pay
OF salaries Of said Auditor and all OF the
officers elected by the RCadiuster Council
July 1st. The Injunction was awarded at
the instance OF Messrs. r. A. Martin, j. r.
Williamson, and others, who beg its issu-
ance on the ground that the payment OF q
double set OF officers would be onerous and
oppressive.
Messrs. George S. and d. NJ. Bernard,
Judge Joseph Budd. Hon. Charles F. Col
lier, counsel for the defendants, will pray
for the dissolution Of the injunction on
the first Monday in August. Messrs. w.
l.. and y. G. Watkins and Judge Ould, OF
Richmond, are counsel for the plaintiffs.
The street force and police cannot be paid
tomorrow.
[By Associated Press.I
PETERSBURG, July IL. On the petition
OF X. A. Martin, G. II. Davis, r. T. Ar
rineton, and others, representing the DEM
ocratic party of this city, Judge s. s.
Weisiger, OF the Circuit Court, issued this
afternoon an injunction restraining En-
NETT Couch, Resdiuster City Treasurer,
and F. X. Russell, City Auditor, from pay
ing any funds Of the city to officers elected
to the Common Council on the LIST Of July
last. A bond for $4,000 was given by
the petitioners, conditioned to pay
all such costs as may be awarded
against them and such damages as shall be
incurred in case the injunction shall be dis
solved. The injunction is made returnable
to August rules. Should Judge Weisiger
refuse to dissolve the injunction the matter
will be taken to the Court Of Appeals TO be
held in next November; meanwhile none
of the officers elected by either Council and
on duty derive any compensation from the
city for services until the courts determine
who are legally officers. The Council rep
resenting the Resdiusters will commence
at once preparation OF papers looking to a
dissolution OF the Injunction.
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THR POISONED BOUQUET.


WASHINGTON, July 14.-Captain j. IL.
Gillis, commanding the Minnesota, reports
to the Secretary Of the Navy that on the
evening OF the 10th instant the crew OF the
stcam-launch OF the Minnesota had the
GOOD fortune to rescue from drowning Mr..
Ansen Phelps Stokes, OF New York city,
two Of his young sons, and one seaman.
Mr.. Stokes and party were out sailing IN q
small boat, and in attempting TO jibe, the
boat upset, filed, and went down. The
steam-launch, being near. Immediately went
TO the rescue, and saved four OF the party.
A seaman belonging to Mr.. Stokes's party
sank as soon as the boat capsized, and did
not rise. Captain ellis praises particu..
larly the prompt and intelligent action OF
John w. Viggers, the coxswain OF the
steam-launch; for by it four lives were UNI
doubleday saved. Mr.. Stokes wished to
reward the crew pecuniariy, but they re-
fused. lie, however, addressed letter OF
thanks to Captain ellis, and enclosed
check for $500, to be divided among the
crew OF the launch, which consisted OF fiye
men. Captain ellis recommended that
medal Of honor be awarded to Coxswain
Viggers.
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Why General Beauregard was Not Ap.
pointed COmmander.in.Chi of the
EGYPTIAN Army.

In 1870 General 7. L. Beauregard, OF the
Confederate army, but now residing in
New Orleans, was on the eve OF being APP
pointed to the high position of commander
in-chief of the Egyptian forces, with the
privilege of bringing with him q staff Of
fifteen officers from America. The arrival
at Cairo about this time Of the new United
States Consul-General, the notorious George
II. Butler, put summary end to the
scheme. Mr.. Butler, it is SAID, intimated
to the Viceroy that as General Beaure-
gard was yet an unpardoned rebel"
aud as he had betrayed bis country, there
was no reason why, the opportunity occur
ring, he might not betray the Khediye.
These representations had their effect, and
General BeaTegard did not get the posi-
ton. 1t will be remembered that General
Beaurcgard during the late civil war de-
clared General Butler, uncle OF the young
consul, an "outaw" when he issued his
famous booty and beauty pronuncia-
mento" against General Butler while in
command at New Orleans. This. perhaps,
induced General Buffers nephew to pursue
the course he did. Baltimore Sun.
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A Marine Fraud.

NORFOLK, VA, July IA report made
to the custom-house yesterday by man
representing himself as w. G.. Johnston,
master of the schooner John III. Morgan,
alleged TO have been sunk off the coast Of
Delaware by the Aspinwall steamship John
Chauncey, is considered by subsequent
events false, and Johnston. himself Is be-
lieved to be notorious swindler who has
victimized the people Of the towns along
the coast by similar stories several times
during the last seven years. lie appeared
here under different names in 1875, III,
and 10, and by his thorough knowledge OF
the coast and his cunning and plausible
story succeeded in swindling a number Of
people. He left the city this afternoon by
steamer for Newport News before police
authorities were appraised Of his fraudulent
acts and representations.
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LARGE Fire I'm New York.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE upper floors
OF the large cotton warehouse, embracing
Nos. 10 TO % Whitehall street, stretching
from Stone to Bridge streets and extend
ing back ninety feet in these streets, were
Quilted by fire this evening. The loss falls
chiefly upon individual storers Of cotton,
who number more than thirty, and who
are we'll covered by insurance. The aggre-
gate loss on stock is put at 100000. The
building was damaged $4,000, and the
office furniture OF dozen commission
merchants several thousands OF dollars
making the total loss about 100000. One
fireman was injured by broken glass.
A large fire is burning at Is Cliff street,
and another on the west side, apparently
near Canal and Hudson streets.
mo particulars received Of the two last
named fires.1
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Active interest is taken in Chicago in the
celebration to be held there, in Ogden's
Grove. August 90, for the purpose of rails
ing funds for the erection OF monument
to the memory OF John Brown. All the
States of the Union will be invited to CO.
operate in making the memorial national
one. Among the persons asked to make
addresses at the gathering are Mrs. Harriet
Beecher Stowe, Secretary Lincoln, eX-Sec-
rotary Blaine, Senator Logan, Governor
CullOm, and the Hon. Messrs. b. X. Bruce,
Frederick Douglass, Wendell Phillips, Ros-
coe Conkling, and Charles b. Farwell.
Bartholdi, designer Of the statue Of LIB
erty Enlightenfng the World" to be placed
in New York harbor, is a man Of great
wealth, and has given $4,000 OF his own
fortune to defray the expenses Of construct
ing the huge monument.
General George b. Mcclellan Is visiting,
in official capacity, the United States Mill
tary Asylum at Togus, Me.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, July l4.-Cotlon quiet and easy
sales. 4S3 bales: uplands. 1916; Orleans, 1876
weekly net receipts, 433 bales; gross, 3,l92
bales: exports-tO Great Britain, 2,3f6 bales 70
France, 1870 bales: to the Continents, 1891
bales; sales. 400 bales stock, loS,6l4 bales.
Southern -four fairly active and steady; common
ira, sG.2O@ss. Wheat lower, heavy, and de-
pressed closing duh and weak at about the lowest
point; ungraded, s1.16@s1.34; No. 2 red. July,
Sl.2S9S1.29h. Corn heavy and lOAer, closing
weak at inside rates; ungraded. S2-GS7hc.; No.
2, July. S5li(ss6sc. Oats lower and more active
S S S a2a ss sd ;sSs e nod a ss4
quiet and very steady: fair TO good refining
quoted at 7S97hc.; refined dull standard "a"
@9G 1 dssSd S.fad and 9use Rc,
Al .90G*2.O5. Turpentine frmer at47c. Wool
quiet, firm, and unchanged. Pork less active and
lower, closing dull and weak sales at S22.25.
Middles scarce and firm long clear, 13tc. Lard
options lower, closing weak with fairly active
business at sl2.75@t12.s2K. Freighis to Liver
pool firm.
BALTIMORE. July 14.--Flour quiet; Howard
street and western superine, S3.25@&4; extra,
snpefac sS25@ ssa ezra sGaosisS55S f Ro
brands, s6.75@S1. Wheat-Souihern easier and
active; western easier; southern red, sl.25@
Ter red, spot, sl.2s4@sI.2sR. Corn-Southern
higher; western easier; southern white, $1,000
si.09; yellow, s9@9lc. oats irregular and high
err: southern tnewl. 70@74c.; western white. ~
@74c.: mixed, 70@ Zee; Pennsylvania, 70@
74c. Provisions easier and quiet. Mess pork,
s22.50@So3. MISUNDERSTANDING and clear
rib sides, packed, IL and 14kc. Bacon-shoul-
ders, lie; clear-rib sides, I5kc.; hams, I5LGa
Ice. Lard-Refned, 13kc. Coffee steady: Rio
cargoes, ordinary 70 fair S4@91c Sugar steady
"A" soft, 9Sc. Whiskey steady at sl.l5@Sl.l6.
Frcights dull.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 14.-Flour firm aud I'M
e oS No red winter
59Hc. Pork dull at S22.75. Lard dull and lower
at Sl2.25 Bulk-meats dull; shoulders, 9ac.; rib,
clear, l4kc. Whisky firm at sl.i4; combination
sales of finished goods, 365 barrels, on basis Of
sl.l4 Sugar quiet and unchanged. Hogs quiet !;
com cor, and light, s6@sS.4O packing and BUTCH
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE July l4.-Flour steady and I'M
changed change Wheat firm and unchanged. Corn nom
steady and In fair demand. Mess pork, $3.50.
Observation-Disclosures 1925 rib, SIS. lbs: clear.
sl4. Bacon-shoalders, s10.5e; RIB, sl4.25 /;
nominally unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July 14.-Flour in fair demand and
steady. Wheat weak and lower: No. 2 red fall,
s :e,SI s1ss ILL i.sn Jaly so9 August Corn
64c. cash, 38kc. August. Whiskey steady al
sl;io. Pork dun and lower; $3.50 bid cash
shoulders, Sl0.37x; loug clear, 8l4; short RIB
pa short clear, sl4.5O. Lard nominally sl2.l0
~ CHICAGO.
Wheat-No. 2 red winter dull, weak, and lower;
el.lS1 cash, 81. l5t9sl L July, III. IOx@SI. liz
August. Corn In fair demand and lower; 7stc.
Sas ssl a.. aSss4a wv and August LsI$
August Bul% lover shoulders can ss ana
at t1.l8.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY.-

TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY
l. BY Virtue Of a deed of trust executed TO the
undersigned by Richard w. Roane, bearing date
on the 3Oth day Of December, 1881, aud duly re-
corded In the clerks office OF Gloucester counfyon
the 9th day of March, 1882 he will sell at public
auction, at New Upton," In the county OF Glou-
cester, on
SATURDAY, July %. 1882,
the following PROPERTY-to wit:
MULES. four and six years old-one Mare Mule,
blue color, and one Dun Horse Mule;
! SORREL STUD HORSE, four years old; and
l YOKE OF OXEN;
which property was conveyed by said r. w. Roane
10 secure 10 Peter Paul a note for f93.75.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 SO much Of the proceeds as
may be necessary to defray the expenses Of exc
cutting the trust, the fees for drawing and record
ing the trustdeed If then unpaid, and to discharge
the amount OF money then payable upon the said
note; and as TO the residue upon such terms as the
said r. w. Roane shall direct, In OF his fall
ure 10 give any direction, as the undersigned, as
trustee, shall think III.
JOHN L. FARINIIOLT, Trustee.
JULY D, 1882. ~ 7-l0t
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bono being flrst set up--an iron rod pent
20 tmjtate the natural curvature oil tine spine
being used, screwed first In the cocyx ana
passing through the opening IN wh,cn .ne
sninal marrow was during life--leather
washers taking the places Of the cartilage
which separate the vertebrae during lie,
then holes are drilled In the proper places,
and by means OF metallic eyes, wires, and
screws the bones are set In as near q natu-
raj position a. Is possible. This Is the
usual mode adopted, but may not be closely
followed at the museum.
THE POISONED BOUQUET.
In regard TO the statement that the flowers
analyxed by DIR. w. c. Tilden cannot be
traced to Mrs. Scoville, 1t can be shown
that the flowers were taken to Guiteau by
one Of the officers Of the Jail for Mrs. SEQ
VILE: that under the direction Of Deputy
Warden Russ they were taken out OF the
cell OF the prisoner by the dcath-watch Mr..
,yohnson), placed in his (Mr. Russ's) hands,
examined by Mr.. Russ, Captain Coleman,
Rev. DIR. Hicks, and DIR. McWilliams, each
OF whom got some OF the powder on his
hands; that DIR. McWilliams took charge OF
them and handed them to DIR. Tilden on
July 9th, and thai they were kept under
lock and key till examined.
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AN ALLEGED UNFORTUNATE WOMAN FALLS
= DEAD AFTER BEING DISCHARGED IN A Police
COURT.
PHILADELPHIA. July 14.-Mamie Gun.
ningham was brought up i'm the Police
Court to-day charged upon a warrant OBJ
tanned by Edward NJ. Hastings, a saloon
keeper, with being streetwalker. Hast
ings said that the girl was on the road to
ruin, and as she has relatives Of respecta-
bility residing In New York, he desired
that she be taken care Of. lie was pressed
by the magistrate to state something more
definite, but as he was unable to do so, the
prisoner was discharged. She left the
courtroom, and as she reached the street
threw up her hands and fell dead on the
pavement. An investigation will be made
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of the Repression Act.

LONDON, July IA dispatch to the
Daily Ne,cs from Dublin says special ga
zette, issued at 2o'clock this morning. pro-
claims the counties Of Cavan, Leitrim, Long
ford, Westmcath, Sligo, Roscommon,
Mayo, Tipperary, kilkenny, Waterford,
Limerick, Cork, Clare, Kerry, LOuth, and
Dublin, the cities of Limerick, Cork, Wa
terford, Kilkenny, Dublin, Londonderry,
Galway, and Drogheda, and two baronies
in Monaghan and two in Armagh. under
the repression act.
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<---~<-~~-~e~~-~~~~~--~~
by Quaries McCurdy'
tsurcessors to Robert B.Lyne)'
Real Estate Agents, Auctioncers, ana brokerS'
1919 Main street.


1919 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF .a3
LARGE MANUFACTURING PROPERTY
CONSISTING OF
THOSE TWO LARGE TnEEE-sTORY-AND-
BAsEMENT-BRICK FACTORIES,
NO. 26l7 AND 2e19,
ON THE SOUTH LINE OF MAIN STREET,
BETWEEN TwENTY.sIXTH AND TWEEN
TY.sEvENTH STREETS,
OCCUPIED By
MEssRs. JOHN II. BRYANT & CO., AND
MEssRs. GEORGE CAMPBELL & CO.;
TOGETHER WITH
ENGINE, BOILER, AND ALL MACHINERY
USED IN CARRYING ON THE
sUMAC BUSINESS.
In execution OF certain deed Of trust from
John II. Bryant and L. O'Brien. duly recorded In
the clerks office of the Richmond Chancery Court,
upon the premises. on
MONDAY, JULY II, 1882,
at 5H O'Clock L. NJ, the VALUABLE PROPERTY
above mentioned. The buildings are substantially
built, and of the best material. with stone cap
pings &c.and are comparatiyelynew, having been
built but few years, and being situated convenient
to railroads and steamboats, should command the
attention of those seeking large manufacturing
establishment. The buildings occupy, the entire
lot, which front ssh feet on the south line Of Main
street and runs back SO feet 10 ten-foet alley.
At the satue time will be sold the MACHINERY
used in said establishment, consisting of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ENGINE AND
BOILER,
| / SUNAC-MILL,
| BARK-MILL, -
with GEARING, SHAFTING, and CONNEC-
TONS complete.
The attention of capitalists and others is invited
| to this sale.
| TERMS: Cash as to cost and expenses OF sale,
| and to pay off and discharge claim of $1,000,
secured by a prior deed residue I'm equal install
ments, at six, twelve. and eighteen months. The
| purchaser to give negotiable notes bearing o per
cent interest," and the same to be secured bya deed
| of trust upon the property.
QUARLEs & McCURDY, AuctiOneers. ty
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The Revenue Contest.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

ToPtVItT tc1okINH Z" 'I'C I7ISPdtNH'J
NORFOLK, Va, July 4.-The contest
over the Office OF Commissioner of the
Revenue between j. w. Long, Readjuster-
elect, and j. b. Branham, incumbent, was
dismissed in the Corporation Court to-day,
but it is thought Long will take other ac-
ton.
Mr.. Branham CLAIMS that he has two
wears TO serve vet.
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Manager Abbey's Contracts.

LIVERPOOL, July 13.--IIenry +. Abbey,
the theatrical manager, sailed in the steamer
Germanic to-day for New York. taking
with him contracts with Madame Nilsson,
Henry Irving, and Mrs. Langtry, and a
lease Of the Lyceum Theatre OF London
for 1888
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By Frank ID. Hill < Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
C0NTAINING 10 10 $1,000 ACRES OF LAND,
on THE MEADOWBRIDGE ROAD, IN HEN
RICO COUNTY, TWO AND HALF MILES
FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND. AT AUG
TlON.IBy virtue of deed Of trust from Alexan,
der q. Holiday and wife, dated May 20, 1881 and
recorded in the clerks Office of HcDrico county,
Deadlock 106, page 3s6, default having been
made I'm the payment of certain notes therein Sc
cured and at the request of the beneficiary therein
will sell at auction, on the premises, at 81 O'Clock
i. NJ,
TUESDAY, July 20, 1892,
the REAL ESTATE described In said deed as fol-
lows: All that certain TRACT OR PARCEL OF
LAND, with LARGE DWELLING and other inn
proyements thereon, containing 10 $4,000
ACRES OF LAND, more or less. lying and being
In the county of Henrico, on the Mea iowbrdge
road, about two and a half miles from the city of
Richmond, called central PLANS il be-
ing part of The real estate which was conveyed TO
the said Alexander q. Holaday by Stokes and
HOwison, trustees for Samuel VI. Williamson, &c.
This farm joins the celebrated strawberry-Hill
tract, and from Its location, opposite the toll-gae
on the new HenricO turnpike (Which Is one of the
best roads leading into the city, and being In full
view Of Richmond, will be fine Investment. The
land Is nearly all in good order and lies beautiful
ly. There Is on this place an incXhaustible supply
of potters' clay with machinery and kiln for car
rying on the business, and this offers good oppor-
tunity to some enterprising party TO make capt.
tai Investment.
TERMS: Cash for so much rs Is necessary to pay
the expenses of the sale and 1920 now due, with
interest on portion thereof; ~ 90 due November
20, 1882; si60 due May 30, 1888; Sl60 due No
yember 20, 1888; - 100 due May 20, 1884 and
the balance upon such terms the said A. o. Hol-
laday may direct; or, by consent, the terms may
be made more favorable on day of sale.
FRANK ID. HILL. Trustee
sale by FRANK ID. HILL Co., AuctOneers
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The Tcxarkana Disaster.

LITTLE Rock, July IA Texarkana
dispatch says the number Of men buried
by the falling walls Of Markham's saloon Is
estimated at from thirty-five to seventy-fve.
Fifteen victims had been recovered up TO
7 O'Clock last night.
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AUCTION sALES...Thts Day:
By Frank ID. I'LL x Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
11O6 Main street.

11O6 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAIL ALL,
" ABLE sToRE-pR0pEnRTrff vTRNNrE s2STH
s1pE TX NoW noCCUPIED by MR.. A. BA:
n RnTTI AZ "a XnMCfiON-By virtue q decree Of
The Richmond G hs yt TSss ac July g. 1857
we, the undersigned commissioners VIII sell on
'"' p''i SATURDAY, July is, 1882,
at O'Clock P. M the yALuABiL o5in msA Reg;n-
ntna On south eide of Franklin street 81 6-l2 feet
from ii The west line OF Market street, fronting
23 6-I2 feet on FRANKLIN street ana running oack
The improycmcnts consist Of a FIRsT-CLASS
THREF-STORY STORE and DWELLING, en-
tirciy new and built in the best manner; side en-
This sale offers Special inducements to purcha-
sers as the location Is one which has always been
sought ade. ana S w.l RISse
TERMS: One fourth cash balance In six, twelve
and eighteen months, six per cent interest added,
title retained until all the ae,srr TElnEY en'' 'e
A. II. COURTNEY,
GEORGE r. HAW,
Special Commissioners.
FRANK d. HILL & Co, Auctioneers. Y II
ByJno. +. Laughton, Jr, Auctioneer,
1906 Main street.
VIRGINIA STATE PENITENTIARY.)
July Ii, 1852.
THERE WILL BE SOLD AT PUB
i Lie AUCTION, at the Pcnitentiary,
SATURDAY, July 18TH,
AT4P.M.,
1 TwENTY-HORSE ENGINE (second-hand),
80 TONS, more or less, of PHYSICIANS CAST
SCRAP-IRON;
Also, lot OF OLD LEAD.
TERMS: Cash; payments to be made TO 4. V.
sutton, clerk Of the Board.
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
WRAY T. KNIGHT,
~ 1885, President Of the Board.
DICHMOND BAZAAR, On
NOS 1888 AND 144O FRANKLIN STREET.
THIS DAY
ut 10 O'Clock we will sell \
REGISTRY OF REALLY FlRST-CLASS
ANIMALS.
We have been requested to call special attention
to several
SUPERIOR MARES,
Of fine size, and well suited for city driving;
LARGE and WELL-BROKE MULES.
PREVIOUS TO WHICH,
will offer "a variety Of
NEW AND SECONDHAND VEHICLES.
JOHN Il. DAVIS, Proprietor.
r.. II, Cook. AuctiOnecr, ty ID
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NEW YORK, July 14.-The failures re-
ported for the week are 12l, rs against 100
last week. The Western and Middle
States show some increase, while the Soutii-
ern and Eastern are smaller than usual.
The Eastern had 1G; Western, Al; South
ern, II; Middle, 80; Pacific, Z; and New
York CITY &
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Death 81 an Ex.GaOvernOr-Destru
tive ConGsgration I'm Wyoming Ter
r1toPy.
San FRANCISCO, CAL, July 14.-Juan Is.
Alavard0, Governor OF California from
1885 to l84S, died at San Pablo yesterday;
aged seyenty-thrce.
A Portland dispatch says six business
blocks In Dayton, Wyoming Territory,
wers burned last night, including every
store, hotel, and bank. The loss Is esti-
mated ut 100000. Details are delayed
owing to the burning Of the telegraph Of.
fee.
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Drowning Accident I'm Michigan.

KALAMAZOO, MICH, July 14--At Sou.n
Haven last night, between and ~ O'Clock;
o. II. Foot, Of the First Nationai BANK OF
that place, and Miss kittie Underwood, OF
Aurora. ILL.,, were drowned by the upset
ting of a sail-boat. The bodies have not
been recovered.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 1A-Fifty-onc fami-
lies Of Russian refugees, who came to this
city q few months ago, left for New York
last night, and viii sail for Europe to-day.
OF 900 refugees who came to this city only
only one third have found employment.
The rest were supported by charitable He
brcws, and as last resort they are sent
back to Europe.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANG.

GRAIN AND COlION EACHANGE.
RICHMOND, July Ia, 1882.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whlte, LISP bushels. Red, 1854
bushels.
RYE.-20 bushels.
CoRN.-White. 500 bushels. Mixed, 5000 BUSH
els; re-exhibited, 500 bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White, $40 bushels prime ut S1.30
$40 bushels very good AT Sl.27 tn SIPS: 81 BUSH
els good at ST. 20. Red, $50 bushels prime Lancas-
ter at $3.50; 40 bushels very good Lancaster at
~ .27 10 81 .2S 400 bushels mixed at "a: S44
bushels mixed on private terms: la bushels
prime Fultz at S1.25; AGA bushels very good
fultz at S1.23: 1,07S bushels very good Futz at
81 20 TO 1928: 1000 bushels very good FutZ at
S1.22; $50 bushels good Fultz s1.20; lis BUSH
els good Fuliz at Sl.22: 133 bushels good Fultz
at s1.21; 500 bushels fair Fultz at Sill; 1872
bushels good fultz at 81 .2l lac bushels common
Fultz at $1.16; lao bushels common Fultz at
81 10.
CoRN.-Mlxed, 1000 bushels western on private
terms.
RYE.-20 bushels fair al Use.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-15
Wife.Murlerer Hanged.

YANKroY, d. r., July l4.-Thomas Egan,
wife-murderer, was hanged here yesterday
AT the first attempt the rope broke; at the
second his neck snapped. Life was extinct
in eight and half minutes.