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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.
THE GREAT ASSASSINATION TRIAL.
Mr.. Scoyille's Argument Concluded
Judge Cox Consents to Permit
Guitcau To Speak.

and Other Washington Mat
tcrs-Thc National Board of Health De-
clare the SMALLPOX Epidemic in the
United Statcs-Business Failures OF the
Week-Lynch Law In Ohio-Execution OF
Georgia Murdcrcr-A Defaulting Tele-
rrapher ArreSted-Tbe Flood I'm the Cum
Carolina Coast-Prlze-Fiahtcrs Forced to
Leave Mississippi, &C.. Sc.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, january 20, 1882

FRIDAY, January ~, 1907
sALEs-FRST BoARD.-l00 United states ~
at 1lS; 1000 Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad
first - al 10: 600 Richmond city ga at 1870;
1000 Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad
first - (B. ca at 109, 1000 do. (B. O.. at 109;
1000 Richmond. York River aud Chesapeake Rail-
road first SIS at 10: 20 shares Norfolk and West
ern Railroad preferred AT 81, 90 do. nj T. do at
81 10 shares Richmond and Danyile Railroad
stock at 600, 30 do. at 200.
SECOND BoARD.-2O shares Richmond and Al
leghany Railroad (B. c. ~ 50. 10 90. lj. c. ut
50, 20 do 90. CT at 33e, 10 do. (B. c. NJ 80, 30
do. B. c. at a. 80 do. lB. CT at 33, 30 do. lB.
ca at 3i', 10 do (B. ca at 3i., 10 do. (B. c. at
3d.. 10 do. %. O. AT "a Is shares Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad a, 32, 10 do. at 323, 10 do. a.
3ls: 20 shares Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta
Railroad at 50 b: 80 shares Richmond and Dan
Win Rnilrnnd eNfnnsion az l22H.
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Murderer Lynched ny Masked Men.

goncr. the murderer OF DIR. Biggs. trea,li-
rer OF the Alice Furnace Company, two
months ago. was taken out OF Jail at
Ironton, Ohio. between ~ and 1 o'clock
last night. and hung in the COURTHOUSE
yard 10y from forty to sixty masked men,.
They first took Bill Seek, the other ac-
cuscd murderer, and swung him up,
whcreupon ne made confession impli-
eating others not yet arrested, and the
crowd allowed HIM to live for The present.
There i not the slightest clue TO the per-
petrator,. and public opinion seems to ar-
nroYe OF the lynching.
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LIEBEG.s EXTRACT or MEAT.


IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT-FINEsT AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvoRING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES. AND SAUCES.
LIEEIG COlIPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT
An invaluable and palatable tonic in all eases
Of weak digestion aud debility. "Is success
and a boon for which nations should feel CRATE
ful"-scc Medical Press" Lancet 4" Brit
lsh Medical Journal" &c.
CM'TION.-Gennne only with the Jac
siaile Of Baron Licbig's signature In blue Ink
across The label.
IIEDIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
TO be had Of all storekcepers, Grocers, and
Chemists. sole agents for the United states
wholesale only, c. DAVID * CO., i3 Marx
Lane, London. England. ap ZU-sao-t
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nusiuess Failures the Past week.

NEW YORK. January 2O.-R. q. Dunn n
Co.'S mercantile agency and their ninety
branches report the business failures for
the seven days a, l71-thc western STATES,
81: the eastern, had 13; southern, 80; mid
die. 80: Pacific coast, >; and New York
city. $. Ihc only important failure in
New York i, that OF Wright & Reed, i'm
porter,. who owe $4,000 and have nominal
assets OF $1,000. The failures in the coun-
try. particularly South and West. are
among a more important class OF trades
than usual, and indicate that the unsea-on-
able weather which has prevailed most Of
the winter is BEGINNING TO tell both on sales
and collections.
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AncrnuIfing Tclegrnnller.

NEW YOEK, January 20.-The Times says
Of the arrest OF John j. Thompson, the
telegraph operator, formerly in the super
ntendcnt's Office at Mobile, from which
place he is ALLEGED to have abSconded with
from $4,000 to $1,000: 1.-THE prisoner at
first objected to being taken out OF the
state OF New Jersey without the necessary
extradtion papers. but finally consented TO
accompany the officer, without any for
mality. He wa, utterly pcnnilcss, and the
officer. were compelled TO pay for his sup
per. 70 Inspector ByrncS Thompson adj
mitted his guilt, but said the total amount
OF his embczzlement would not exceed
$1,000"
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Murderer Hanged i'm Georgia.

AUGUSTA. Ga, January 2O.-AndcrSon
Jones (colorcdD was hung here to-day in
the iail-yard for the murder OF 4 young
white man named John G. IIarralson in n
store at Mt. Bear, Ga, on The night OF the
18th OF December, 1879. Jones displayed
great GOODNESS during his Imprisonment
and trial, and went to the gaIlowS firmly.
lie made no confession. and was attended
by Catholic priest. The trap fell at four
minute, past o'clock. and Jones was dead
i'm twenty minutes afterwards. There was
no excitement, the execution having been
priyatcly conducted,
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
FRIDAY. January 20, 1882.
Country PrOdacc.
Triples: Grecn-trom s3.5o@sJ q barrel.

AopIes: Grecn-trom :3.5o@sJ e barre.
BttSic0E: 2ln 22c. e 10.
Bafter. Frc-h butter Hrm at quoi1tlons. Prime
n, choice yellow. BIO 3uc. fair ~ good 100 ~.
Cora Heai. Soc per hushcl Tor country 9Vc.
for city mills .,-o,.c
Peas: Blark-cyc Sl.jO0 $40.
Dfttt Fruit. Applet ga o. biackhGTics; roc;
cherries. he. r,spborrics. 25c.; pcache,-North
quarters. tinnc,lcd, &C.; halves, unpeeicd, De-.
Dressed pouhry.-Drc.scd poultry scarce and
active. Chickcns- Toe. a d.; geese oc e d.; t"F-
N'bR o5aitrg!t Li,c chickens. l2@Isc.; ducks 9o@
csc.
iFssaathas: Prime Ilyc-soo-e, f5@ Soc; common,
YFiiorseed: sl.Io &. bushel. -
mn. Virginia timothy, @l.o00sl.lo' clover
mixed, 95c.N~l clover, sog9Oc.
XII P5tSioS 80 I g2i. $3.50 = barrel
RDOts: Ginscug. sl.Io@sl.eO q I'D. eSno'''
free of tops, 400 JOc. = 10.
Ltrd. Country. Toe.
RE: sl.O5@S1.10 q bushoL
Ntni0c: Prime, zoe.
Stucks: 75@ soc.
Bdied Sirdl9: soc.
TtliOir. GG6kc. r n -,
Moot. Washed, 37c., unwIshcL Z1gt pc Dur-
nv wool viii brng nom > 10 o. Z io' 10 ''''i
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. sc.
Csm,nt. Rosendalc, SI.G5@Sl.75 = barrel.
Lime. Agricultural 90 zoe. { tu,neii hoeA-
land. : 4 800 olf5, according 20 quantity.
PiaSter. Lump, s4.To; grcrrd' - eaiclned
plaster, .6O@SL7O.
Tar: Large size s4@si.2o.
DRY Goods.
Prints. MerrimaeS, &c; Merrimack slirt'ng
ec Richmond, Bbc.: south Bridge, O'fc.; Pacific
9c.: Sprague. 6hc.; >pragc shifting, 5Ec Dun
nci's 10: Mems. Gsc.: Manchester, 7c,; Wash
,",.ton dc: Mallory Pink, Tc.; Mallory Purple
7c.: simpson Mourning, 7c.; simpson trey, 1c..
s,,npson Black, 6isc.; Harmony, ohc.; Ashland
Reo,5a Cottons Manchester y n, 5ac.; Man.
chester IA 4. A., 7c.; R0ckhridge A X. X.
Te,. James River ,. o. o., 5,.e.; James River
| nc, james River ID. D,Sc.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. JANUARY 2O.--Ihe
river is rising slowly, and is fiity-two feet
seven inches on gauge anu "i'ii'h TWO
feet of the rise OF lSll.
A large amount OF money was raised To-
day and committees were appointed 10 SUI
pcrintend the issuance Of provisions TO IN
digent sufferers from backwlters. Back
waters from the Cumberiand nave sub
merged portions Of the Memphis ana Louis
willie roiIrOad
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Congress First Session.
WASHINGTON, January 20, 1882.
SENATE.
The senate was not in session to-day.
UOTSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The Senate was not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House went into Committee OF the
Whole on the private calendar and passed
a bill To relieve from the charge OF deser-
ton two soldiers who had been uniustly
tried. convicted, and imprisoned, and TO
restore their right to bounty, but not pay.
There were in all SIX private bills con-
Sidcred in committee and ordered to he
reported to the House. Then, at half-past
, O'Clock. the committee rose, and the
Speaker resumed the chair, and the bills re-
ported from the committee were passed.
The fortiicatiOn appropriation bill, APP
propriating $4,000, was reported by Mr..
Forncy. Of Alabama, who gave notice that
he would call it mp next Tuesday. The
House then, at AS =. NJ, adjourned till
Monday.
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4 Runaway Match.
THE RESULT OF 4 ROMANTIC COURTSHIP-4
CLERK AND 4 BEAUTIFUL BLONDE.

THE RESULT OF 4 ROMANTIC COURTSHP-A
CLERK AND 4 BEAUTIFUL BLONDE.
II is trite but nevertheless true Obser-
walton that the course OF true love never
runs smooth. \ little ceremony that took
place i'm this city yesterday has again shown
how love laughs at lOcksmiths and stern
parents. John II. Smart is a clerk i'll the
Medical Division Of the Pension Office,
and is rs true and sterling young fe-
low aS can be found in long days
march. He is handsome, has very pre-
possessing manners, and il great fayoliic
with his hosts Of friends. Miss Ida NJ.
Hicks. the second party 10 the little drama,
i too well known in Washington society TO
need any description here. She i beaiti-
full blonde OF graceful and imposing car
rage. and has caused more than one heart
TO bleed-the writer knows whereof he
writes. Smart has for some time been a
devoted admirer Of Miss Hicks, but the lat
ter's mother has been bitterly opposed 10
the match, and would not sanction it, and
forbade Smart TO visit the house. But as
forbidden fruit is always sweetest, 80
the Young lovers found that meeting each
other "by chance" ut the Rifles SOir6eS
and other places in measure
COMPENSATED FOR MATERNAL CRUELTY.
Mrs. Hicks Cher husband is dead could
find no objection against Smart, but simply
said that She would never consent TO his
becoming her s0n-in.law, and did her best
to bring about a match between her daugh-
ter and certain young gentleman III the
POst-Ofiicc Department. "Wednesday night
the voung people were at the ball given by
the National Rifles. and it was whispered
among a select few that something impor-
tant would transpirc next day. GcStcr-
day morning an intimate friend Of Mr..
Smart applied 10 the clerk for mar
riage-license for John Il. Smart and Ida VI.
Hicks. At II O'Clock the parties mcn-
toned above. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Carmen,
Miss Mccullough OF Bloomington, ILL.,,
Mcs>rs. Samuel Ross, Frank Smart, John
4. Beaver. and Clarence Story were at the
residence Of the Rev. DR.. Addison, pastor
OF Trinity church, 219 G street, northwest.
The company were invited by special re-
quest 10 be present at the hour named, but
had no knowledge what they were required
for. Miss Hicks appeared calm and uneX-
cited, and
LOOKED RADIANTI.Y BEAUTIFUL
i'm handsome garnet-colored silk travel
ling costume. The ceremony was soon per-
formed, and i'm a few minutes the two
hearts were made one. After receiving the
congratulations OF thei. friends the bridal
couple took the 1910 train OF the Baltimore
and Ohio road, and will make an extended
eastern tour. This announcement will
probably surprise many of the readers OF
the Republican, but they will doubtless
Join i'm wishing the romantic young couple
bon r0ydqe through life, and congratulate
both parties on their very happy CHOICE
Washington Repubicon.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
RICHMOND, VA, January 20, 1882.
49, r...l. - Nm INnnnn-

DARN TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lugs-Common, Sj@Sj.JO; medium, S6D
$500. good, STA 500.
LedC-Common. s7.jO0Ss; medium, $4,000
So; good, sIOm sll; line, sl2Wsl3; extra me
sl4mSl
DARN TOHACCO-MANUFACTJE
Llig FjNers.-C ommou. $500 80: medium.
:O.juW<7, good. s7.JOw9s.
Lenf FUters.-C0mmOn, sSW $3.50; mclinm'
s9m $3.50; good, SlONsll; line, sll.jOO 81;
extra inc sun-cured. $40 500.
H-rdpp eFs.-tommon, ; lo@ Sill; medium
ll.5u6 So; good. l3M sl3.jO; line, sl4@ slJ ;
extra sun-cured, $50 $50.
BRIGHT ToBAC CO-MNNUFACTuRiNG.
SmOkegs-,Common, SlOMSlI; medium sl2@
Sl4; good Slj@sl6.jO; hnc, SlsaszJ' fancy
SZ7.5UW 80. 80.
FtV,rS.-Common. SllMSl2: medium, $3.50
SIS: good -lO@ n; hnc. >lcti so
ITrIpDerS.-t OmmOn, >ZUM S32.Ou' medlum'
$3.50 S}j good, siOa 800 zine, sj5a $50 fancy
$500 $50. .,o.-.,-
Wrappers. NqhogoRE--Common, 500 20 :
medium. S3IHsJ5: good, 500 $40; line, $500
so; extra. $1,000 goo.
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Horfnifx Ifpnrs.

ISpccal Telegram 10 The Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, January 20.-Four deserving
sailors from vessel ut Richmond were ar
rested in Portsmouth to-day on telegram
from the Chief OF Police.
III the rivers up the Seaboard railroad
are rising.
Officer James 4. Corbett, of the Norfolk
police department, died to-day.
The stcam-bar2e Palermo. Of this city,
belonging to j. r. Gillette, is reported lost
in Albemarlc Sound. with all on board.
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yo, n, U,s,,op QuinIan.

NEW YORK. January 2o.-Bishop John
oninlon. II The Diocese Of Alabama and
Nest Florida. arrived from Liverpool yes
,orday h. the steamer Wisconsin. Rev.
Father Hunt. Of England, and Father
Brown, OF the Bishops dioIes'' ni.' nm
at the pier. The Bishop naa !us1 coihe
from Rome, where he had 'e'ei"' "uu'ehces
with the Pope.
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Marine Disaster.

WASHINGTON. January 20.-Thc signal
corp, station. Portsmouth, y. c.. reports
that the Mary +. Dana, from Georgia,
loaded with lumber, sprung leak, and
lies water-logged in eight fathoms OF water
about three miles from the station. The
crow ora safe
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Drouuiug Accident.

MOBILE. January 2O.-Dr. Edwin y.
Rurfoot. promising young physician,
while returning on horseback from visit
70 notients outside the city limits, was
drowned to-day in Threc-Mile creek.
When found the reins were tightly wrap
ped around him. His horse was drowned
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Acquitted Of the Charge Of Murder.

PETERSBURG, Va. January 2O.-The jury
in the ease OF the Commonwealth rs. Her
bort Baldwin. who has been on trial in the
Prince Edward County Court for the muir
der Of man named lIobSon few weeks
ago. rendered verdict OF acquittal last
evening. The accused was discharged.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. January O.-Noon.-Stock7 lrTcgu-
lar and unsettled. Money, Is per cent. Exchange
Long. fS34: short, 4s7i. state bonds dull Gov
crnlncnt- irregular and unsettled.
EreaiRg.-EXcnange, 1884. Governments IT.
regular; new IS, lu21; new 4'e's, llfp new 49,
Isl. Money 5Gi3 per cent. states fairly active.
sui Treasury halancc-Coin S74,50l,25d; cur
rency, S4,572,j30.
stocks irregular and tending downward but
,i,. ina, strong aud higher
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I'm YORK COTTNN ErTrREs
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JAN
AnHINIn..


ARRIVED.
Bark Fannie VI. (5r.l. Stockton. Norfolk, % load
lumber for Liverpool. Donaldson co.
schooner Hannah 4. Shutcrt, Abrlhams. New
York. iron, Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad Com
plny
SAILED.
steamship Wyanokc, Couch, New York, mcr-
rlandise and passengers, Gcoige W. Alien TO-,
steamer J. ". Eycrman, smith, philadelphia.
merchandise aud passengers, j. ". NeCarnck,
STEAMER Ariel. clifford, Norfolk, merchandise
aud passengers and United states mails. l.. ID.
Tatum, agent
MEMORANDA
NEW YoRK-Cleared 10Th: Brig liowina tGer.l,
IIenycl. for Richmond
Dt-rCU ISLAND HARBOR.-- Arrived 18th:
schooner Abble Burscy, Edison, nom Boston, for
Richmond. -
MARINE DIS ASrEES FOR NOVEMBER.
The Direction OF the Bureau Ncritas has inst
publshed the following statistics " maritime dis
aston. repOrtcd during the month Of November,
1881. concerning all nag: Sailing vessels report
Ell lost-27 American. | Austrian - British,
Danish. 5 Duich, 4 French, 10 German, Greek.
4 italian. 80 Norwegian. Portuguese, ! Russian,
2 SPANISH, q SWedsh-total, col. In this number
are Included vessels reported nissing. steamers
reported lost--l Belgian, III British. Dutch, !
French, Norwegian, spanish, SSe.l>l-tolAi.
AZ.
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WHAT Wilde il Affer.

J, +. understood that Oscar Wilde's mis-
Sion o. this country, after all, is not wholly
Go found an esthctic school. He has more
sub,iantial ends in view. To come 10 the
point, IL may not be generally known that
he is the nephew Of the late Judge John
king,bury Elgce, Of Rapidcs. La. This
Gentleman was IN Irishman by birth, and
came 10 Louisiana when quite young, and
na>.,cd there considerable fortune. 4
brilliant lawyer, he was candidate for
Chief Justice OF the State against Judge
McTrick before the war, but he was defeat
cd. lie was also member OF the Louisi-
ANA Secession Convention. Judge Elgee
died in New Orleans in 1864. lie had pur-
chased the Wcil-kuOwn Withers plantation.
lust be.1W Font Adams, for nearly 81 .OOO,-
O0O After bis Gecta,c Mr.. Withers re-
gained possession OF this property. only a
portion Of the purchase money having been
paid. owing 20 the war. Subsequently Mr..
Wilhcr, removed fiom New Orleans, and
3, NOW living in this city. These facts are
published ia the lastcst-rc ,civcd New Or
Jams PicQVne. aud il need only be added
now that SIR. Wilde's friends have a con-
YictiOn that be has somehow claim on the
Louisiana property, and that the lawyers
with whom he has consulted are OF opinion
Tint she has a case" This is quite ro-
mantle turn of affairs, and should the
Young esthete really succeed in obtaining
amy considerable portion OF the property,
be will 20 back 20 the old country with
something i'm hand OF more value in a ma
leral sense than his fayorite lily.-Ne'c
fork correspondent Ihitadelphid Led9er.
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PAINTINGS. ExGR,yINGs, FRAMES.

rTHE LATEST SUBJECTS On HAND
~ coI ORFD PHOTOGRAPHS. PHOTO
- NnI'RFS. ENGRAN y q s. OlLO-
Fp tNEs Of ALL KINDS on hand and made 70
coI oTu'Ff BONY. PLUSH, aud VELVET PIC
bolsB. ~ 30 Hti,. l.. LEWIS.
ith"-' gl2 Main street,
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bgRNETT's COCAINE promotes a yigor-
Gs and healthy growth Of The hair. II has
4. y used IN thousands Of cases where the
h. 4. was coming out, and has never failed
" Ia.rtest its decay.
h. bumett's Flayoring Extracts-the
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Flour.

Flour-We quote: Fine, SI.50@ -; extra. 81;
suporfnc, 500 5000; common family $1,000
$50; choice family. ss@S9.
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ovrtcy VA. STATE AGRIcuLTuRL soCIErf'l
VI WuKfSsON's HALL, NINTH sIhtEI,,
KICnMoSD, Va, January H. lesz'
DREN1UMS AND OTHER CLAIMS
against this Society viii be pald az 'n9 o,i's
=. ~ 'ficr MONDAY The Esd Instant f4ftlc,
on aiii 'ce viii be paid by check through the
~ a u'''-'''' WILLIAM ". tlNNEl,
mall; ,, secretary and Treasurer
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, January 20.-Virgina SIS. consols
50: second series IS 4; past-duc coupons, 81
new IU-iO's. 40. BID to-day.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. January 20. 1882.

WHEAT.-4JO bushels prime mixed az Sl.5O.
CORN.-White. J26 bushels very good at SIC.
RNF.-l4 bushels common 40 -l.U0.
NEAI.-GO bushels very good 10 soc.
BLACkENE PEA~.-jS bu,hcl. very good a1
Gu.
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Oscar Wilde may. perhaps, be interested
10 a little family conundrum lately put by
snailng Diogenes. "Wh0 was the first
',Ihetei" asks the cynic; and answers In
ie next breath, "Balam's ass, because the
I'fd made him tO(o) utter"
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SInali-pON.
THE DISEASE DECLARED EPIDEMIC IN THE
TINTED STATES.

TIE DISEASE DECLARED EPIDEMIC IN THE
UNITED STATES.
WASHINGTON. January 20.-Thc National
Board OF Health to-day officially declared
the smallpox 10 be epidemic in the United
states. and is now occupying Itself in de-
yising measures to protect the country
against the disease.
TnIRTY-THEEE CASES REPORTED Is PORTS
MOUTH.
NORFOLK, VA, January 20.-About thir-
tv-threc cases OF smallpox are reported IN
Portsmouth and suburbs. Thus far the
disease i confined to the colorcd pOpula-
ton. \ colorcd seaman died fr IN the dis
ease ten DAYS ago, and the cOlorcd people,
not knowing it was smallpox. gave him Il
large funeral. and 30 spread the cOntagion.
stringent measures for vaccination are be-
ing taken.
\ SHOCKING CASE N JERSEY CITY.
JERSEY CITY. y. j., January 20.-A sad
ease of poverty and sickness was brought
TO ight this morning in the upper part Of
second street. At No. 1868 OF that street Is
n frame tencment-housc sheltering four
families. In the basement is family named
Williams. The father, who was shoe
maker. died last week OF smallpox, leaving
a wife and five children. The ncighbors,
willing enough to assist the widow. were
afraid OF the disease, and when Deputy
/ sullivan came to fumigate the house they
/ insisted that the bed, the only one IN the
rooms. should be burned. This morning
the deputy health inspector visited the
mace. and found the mother lying on q
bean Of RAGS and carpets. and covered
With the pustules Of smallpox. On her
,i"ht was the dead body Of her little girl,
and ON her LETT that OF her little boy. In a
corner wa, sitting q little fellow on whose
face was the shadow OF death, while head
long. close 10 the cold stove, were the two
remaining children. Mr.. Pearson, the
deputy. at once lighted fire and sent for
food for the unfortunate family. at the same
time telecraphing for the ambulance to re-
move them 10 the hospital.
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Bous. PMrLEs, Frcekles' Rough sSin' hrup'
lions. Imunre blood, llor BIrrrHsegrc'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21

MILWAUKEE,, January 2o-flOur firm and in
fttr demand. Wheat firm W. Milwaukee hard
nominal: No. 2 Milwaukee soft, cash and January,
30: February. SI.31 +; March. sl.32; Ann,
II Az: Nav. .3fs; all the year, Sl.l3; NJ.
milwaukee Ally: 10. Milwaukee and rejected.
nominal. Corn weaker; 40. ?, 62c. Oats hrmer;
No. >. 42i.c. Provisions higher. Mess-poTk, -l7.3o
cash ana January. si7.62s February. lard
Prime steam, lf.2O cash and January sll.2J
February. Hogs s,rOngcrat $50 $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-21

VT. Wide. On his arrival in Washing-
ION. ,eegraphcd Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll,
through his New York agent, that he was
M. and regretted exceedingly having to
absent himself from the reception last
Ui-h,. tie added that he would write and
explain himself later. lie denied that he
Was mificd with Mr.. Forbes that they
,tor. q. GOOD friends rs ever.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-31

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Womanly, Psaetieee. The ead millions
We viii charge 20 the snnf aippers aad
teeth Fapeers among the woHens which
woaid leave aheat 4 hnndsei miiliea
year shat the men Pay fhe goverunsenk,
Now, n one hundFed milhons Of delIase
are pad the goyefpment - revennes cn
THESE Articles, se9 macAs 90 the drlnkeFss
ssnoAefs ara sneezeFs pay 10 tne whlsky
ana Deer saloons and the retail liquor
seller VINO sells by the gallon and keg
and barrel? How much is paid to the
ei0ar and retail tahaceo xtora and ts, al