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RAcx handkerchief. At Mays.
Az ExcelIeut Medicine,

81 certify that my wife and myself were in
bad health for some fifteen years. l CHANGED
TO be looking over one OF Simmous's Liver
Regulator Almanacs and saw a a Siepheus's
and Bishop Pierce's names 10 testimonials.
then obtained some of the Regu lator, and
can heartily recommends Sim mons's Liver
Regulator TO my friends as an excellent
medicine.
z. E. HARRISON, MD, Gordensville. fla.
Beware of bogus and counterfeit Simmo
gotten up to sell on the popularity of the
genuine, prepared only by ]. II. Zeilin & Co.
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JOSIAH PATTERSON
And the Legislative Candidat at Bart
lett-AnOther ROusing Speech from
the Democratic HOwitzer.
Casey Young and Judge Smith at SOmer-
YilIe-The Chances in New York
Arkansas Politics.
Special to the Appeal.l

Special TO the Appeal
SoMERvILLE, TENN, October 21.-The
candidates for Congress spoke here TO day TO
q very attentive crowd Of some 500 or 600,
of both black and white. Col. Young opened
10 his usual style, and for an hour poured
hot shot into the Radical ranks for their po-
Iticsi misdeeds, both State and National,
discussing the ta-iH, finance and other ques-
tions. The crowd, though large. was very
attentive, and frequently interrupted the
speaker with rounds of applause. The De-
mocrscy of old Fayette are solid for both
Youno and Pate
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OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH, 81 POPLAR ST.,
TAxING-DIsTRICT OF SHELBY Co., DSN.,
MEMPHIS, October 81, 1882.
TN consequence of several cases of Diphtheria
i occurring in the city last week which were not
reported to The Board of Health, the atten ion OF
PHYSICIANS is respectfully directed to Section 236
of the Health ordinance, which reads as follows:
THAT every Physician shall report to the Board
of Health in J1ritin0 every person having Ia
gious disease giving his or her name and place of
residence forthwith after seeing the same, snd
every attending practicing Physician ghereat
must at his peril. see that such report is or has
been made by some attending Physician"
Published by order OF the Board OF Health,
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shoot the straw nat.

1t has lived quite long enough. The sum-
mer1s passed, and our Jubilee week demands
new fall hat. But do net get yourself in
too great haste, orforget that the most sty lish
and becoming hats are to be had at surpris-
ingiy low prices from Mr.. Nathan Bach's
peabody Hat Siore), No. 300 Main street.
Mr.. Bach is most peculiarly qualified for the
complexion, etc, to the utmost satisfaction.
Give him q call.
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DIED.

NcLEMORE-At his residence at Bailey Station,
Tenn. J. C. MCLEMoRE, in the Sxty-fourth year OF
MS age.
Funeral from residence at Bailey Station this
SUNDAY afternoon at O'Clock.
BELL-At Morrilton, Ark, October 18th, OF ty.
phoid fever, after an illness of three weeks, Dr
WILLIAM L. BELL.
He was a native of Tennessee, graduate OF
Bellevue, and a physician of great promise He
was devoted husband. father and brother, and
leaves a widow and two small children, and hos'
of relatives and friends to deplore his loss.
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Cut this article out and be guided by it.
You will save much ANNOYANCE and money,
and at the same time receive more satisfac-
ton than If you had ran all over town look
ing for the best and cheapest. Sam Nays
emporium is located at No. 1854 Main
street, just opposite Court Square. and con-
taius The most complete list oil gents furnish
ing goods to be found in the South. Mays
shirts sre worn by every man in this commu-
nifty who INDUCES himself in the luxury OF
an ordered shirt. May IL the shirt tailor.
Stranger, if you don't see just the article OF
neckwear, underwear, etc, in Mays windows,
call inside and he will show it to you.
STYLE and quality 10 gents furnishing
goods at Nays.
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AHEMPHIS COMMANDERY, No. 4, KIT.
ly will hold q stated conclave, at ~
Asylum. to morrow (MONDAY) eveuingNP "
at 7:3O O'Clock, for the tram action Of ial- M
portant business. Fatigue dress. So-/ "
1ourning and resident fraters eourteously invited
By order R. G. WILLIAMSON, z. G.
Pap-xfrre Paoordar
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Health ,Irder. No. Is.

OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH 81 POPLAR ST.,
TAXING DISTRICT OF SHELBY Co., TENN,
MEMPHIS, October u, 1882.
As precautionary measure against the spread
of Diphtnera in the city it is hereby ordered that
all persons dying of that disease shall De buried
soon IS practicable. and the funerals Of such per-
sons shall be strictly private, being attended only
by those necessary the burial THIS order shall
90 into effect at once. By order of the Board.
J. q. PURSELL, Secretary
The above ordinance and order will be strictly
enforced DAVID P. MADDEN, Pres't T.
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To EngIishmen and others from
ENGLAND.

TCALL MEETING OF MY CoUNTRYMEN ON
/ MONDAY EVENING NExr, October sd At S
O'CLOCK at my house, IS est Nam street. for con-
viyial evenings, as well as business of inheritance
To one OF our countrymen, old man in his sixty-
second wear JOHN WEST
Sewing Machine Maehinist
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throb with pitiless hatred against the man
who coughs during the performance at the
alter, when they know he Is too slingy 10 in
vest twenty five cents in a bottle of DR..
BULBS Congh Syrup.
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clear as it might be.
- .e.srroll, on the contrary, has
! set out on his canvass after an indie
pendent fashion and will undoubtedly secure
the votes of many Democrats who dislike
Slocum. There will be considerable trading
in favor Of Carroll, and Fatber.in Law S,arin
will spend money with lavish haud 10 Sc
cure the election of his favorite daughters
husband. Starin, who has been in Congress,
understands the naOdus operandi of making a
race with that goal in view, and viii prove
of great service to Carroll. And, again,
Stariu is the most popular Republican in the
State, gives annual excursions to the Grand
Army OF the Republic, police, 6remen,
newsboys, and about half the Sunday schools
in New York. He owns four lines of coast
steamers, dozen tugs, and gives employment
to 5000 men. all of whom will do good work
for aspirant to Congress Carroll. The city
ticket is not yet completed. There will be
four tickets put in nomination, and possibly
Eve; Democratic, Republican, Labor, Prohi-
bition, and the Citizens, headed Comptroller
Campbell az the possibility. With SO many
candidates in the field, the Republicans may
elect mayor and county clerk.
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TYLEs for the races at Mays.
Grand Rail

To be given at Cochran Hall by the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Firemen, Monday even
ing, October Esd.
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ASOto-A4AN tHSJ ~
the best known to the turf
- ,merica. The initial race tomorrow for
the Montgomery stakes e1cites more inter
est among turfmen than the Derby of Louis
willie. Every horse entered for it is a win
ming horse, and the contest will be one I'M
equaled in the annals of the turf in this
country. This weeks races marks the be-
ginning of new era, the revival o. sport
that has always hes the favorite above ali
others with Southern men, and it signslizss
the restored good fortune that for 30 many
wears attended the efforts OF our citizens 10
be fret in every enterprise that could inau-
ence in fair and manly way the good
will and good wishes of people abroad,
The purses put up for competition by the
Jockey Club are OF more than ordinary
value, and represent the best interests of the
city. 1t only remains for the citizens, the
ladies especially, to fill the grand stand and
grounds 10 make the races all that the officers
and directors deserve, and all the pride OF
the most patriotic Memphian could wish.
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LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Oct. 30, 1852.
n. q. HOIIenberE's Great SOuIbWestern
Music HOuse, 220 Main street, HEM
pbiS, Tenn:
Ii. "a. ssSIIeBbeFg was uDaDsmOusIy
awarded bOth y m IN ms for best Pianos
and Organs exhibited at ArkasHas
State Fair, and CottOo Planters Assoc
eiaIion Chick%riux, X nabe, and q 0ilen-
berx Piasos, soa BurdeIf, -rIing. and
. Bay stare Organs v ere handsO meIy rep
resented 1 a. tn display.
G n aY<IE.
MANAGER Branch HOase,
I2I MARKHAM street,
Lattie Rock. Ark.
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THE Bic BALI,
MONDAY NIGHT,
OIicA.

THE EXPOSITION, SEALED PROPOSALS
"a for RefTeshment Privileges Will be received
at the Building until O'Clock MONDAY MORN
ING Octoher 23d- BY ordsr Of the Committe.
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THE IIAIlAa CITIZENS

OFF Memphis are respectfully requested to at
~ tend a meeting to be held at the Knights OF
Pythias Hail 260 second street, SUNDAY Oct 221,
at q 30 O'Clock This meeting is called for the
purpose of taking some appropriate act on with
iegsrd TO the sufferers from the recent overows in
Italy and is earnestly hoped that lsrse attend
ance will be present B. VACEARO,
President Soceta U. F. Italiana.
d MONTEDONICO. Consular Agent of ItxlY.
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HO! F0RTHE RACES

u
COMMENCING
MONDAY, OCTOBER 23d.
And continui during the week. trains will leave
Memphis and Charleston Depot for the
Race Track at
z, 10 AND II AM. AND lie ~,
and thereafter at intervals of about so minutes,
until $50 pm. Last train will leave depot at ESQ
m. sharp. city time.
FIRST TRAIN will leave Rsce Track, for Mem
phis, at 4:30 pm. and thereafter at intervals of
about 80 minutes, until $50 D rlster If neees-
sary. Ample arrangements have been made to get
the people to and from the Races there need be
anxiety on this score.
Admission Tickets to Race Course, with Re-
turn Ticket on Railroad, Tor 81.
Buy tickets at 27s Main street, N. and C. Depot,
and officer of Street Railway Company, at Vance
street. as conductors collect higher rate. Per-
IONS boarding train at Vance street crossing and
Gill's Station, without tickets, must pay con-
ductor's rate. T. 8 DAVANT,
Assistant General Passenger Agent
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the State papers comprise us contents, and il
is mailed TO every hamlet in the Empire
State. The Buffalo Courisr Show Printing
Company has printed $4,000 Autographs OF
Mayor Cleveland, and these are likewise dis
lributed by mail. The elselions ofihs entire
State ticket, with, perha pc, iise sxcsption OF
Slocum, is almost assured. Cleveland, since
scr has remained quiet. ,and the Dsmo-
working for bSe election in
Sifcnta - he
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CONGREGATION BETH Ell ENETH mem bers
- are hereby notified to attend special meet
O'Clock. Important business. By order OF
]. K. FRANKLIN, Pres't.
H.pnvIa PFRrs sec,v nro tenn
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4. q. B. Ii.
Attention. PHYSICIANS

TUPHRATES LODGE, No. 35.--The regular
ID meeting Of this Lodge will be held this sun
DAY. night at O'Clock, sharp.
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poN'r lain 70 visn lhs Tr.de Palace.
Stranger. Halt.

Mays styles can't be beat.
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,,,xt be.ces m Nsw VOTE.

New IoRK, October 2i.-The New York
Dsuoesfatic Cen;rsi Committee is a4-kRsy
Z: + s: s::;: !: !: {; i:
daily campaign Giro 'aE i 81 ~ IN the
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Notice of Dissolution

MEMPHIS Tenn, October 20, 1882
TIHE law firm of Jarnagin & Frayser composed
i of Milton p Jarnagin and r. Dudley Frayser,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. ALI I'M
finished business will be wound up by Dudley
Fra yser Esq who will be found at his Office, No.
MILTON JARNAGIN,
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place the property destroyed.
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STYLE and quality 10 gents furnishing
goods at Nays.
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r IEBIG COMPANN's EXTRACT OF
: sEAr~FrNUsT AND CHEAPEST MAI
rrAvoRrSG STOCK FM SOUPS MADE
nIsHLs. AND SAUCES.
IrTgIs C0MPANY's EXTRACT % NEAT.
An isvalra.hlu and iH4laianis ionic b. AL ease
OF weak Digestion and debility. Is q saccess
and q boon for which liaiioia sloaid le'i ers.ss-
na.r-se, Medical Press I" l-anrei, Bril-
lsl Medical donria!r az.
CAUTION -Gonanc only witt she fGc
el.,Is 81 Baron i.lahle's signature ~ iiias ma
Arruss the sahe. This ragaon 3 b ces4-ry
owing a. v4rinus cheap and in.criai substi-
tnles being ir tn n.ayka..
I.IEmG COMPANIES EXTRACT Oh MAT
re I've had q All storekeepers, GrocerS' ana
cben.issA soie sxens iur TIE United State
WHOLESALE nrlyl, C.. DAvfD Ca. as Mar
Lanl. L0ndsg, England. ~ ea-sa6si
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I the subject Of the ed'leation 81 minister's
and enforced The thought that this il fnat-
ter o. vital Necessity 70 our churches
wh,n we consider both subjects with
which The rIlnistcrmnsi deal 5nd The sphere
m which he must labor. With rare
learning, eioquencc. md power the
Doctor presented his subject. lie
was followed Nv Or. laden. who,
with clcar thought and sharp sailics q vii,
brought out the greai importance Of mszis-
tiers knowing TIE pure truth and how to
teach il.
Speeches were Also made By G. T.. Cooke
and Reys. ". Z. Hatcher. =. VI. Pitcher.
and :. G.. Clopfon.
The FACT was developed thai the Board Is
in debt. md the fear was expressed that il
would he necessary 10 Gevoie III funds re-
ceived FOR awhile % removing obligations.
and thus partly Withholding nd from needy
ministerial students This announcement
created "a stir. and spontaneously a sam
more than sufficient was pledged 10 relieve
the Board Of ~ embarrassment.
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struck fo-day because the company refused
TO acceds 20 the demand for IN increase 81
pav. The strikers number aAsuf $50.
I SPIasGaan. III. June The threat
cned strike. the danger 81 which was Sup
posed 10 he over here for The present. began
this cyening. and the -oiiing-rnilis are now
sbui down The siopr'aSe throws l,v0o
men on; - employment
MuwArKEE. Jane L. The rolling-mlls
in .Dis cify employ about 1880 hands. Oi
ths number l.5e9 are BOW on; Il work.
The remainder VIII quit hy The end - the
week. MANY az The men own homes,
which steady work and thrift has enabled
them % huy. The ruii-Inii men win con-
finuc 20 woYs until al order i fiiea upon
which fhey are ~ work. The men take
their idlUncss more IN sorrow than AMER.
Workanen In smaller ir9n-worls i.ave also
struck. and thc whole number out o. work
hero IS between 1000 and 500.
S0N-uSIox WORKERS ASSAULTED AND BEAT-
ga sEEl0rs ARRAY.
10y associated press.l
CHICAGO. June 2.-The JoIie. Iron and
Sieci-N orss had gang o. twenty NOD
union men. some coiored. unloading iron
ore ~ their docks here yesterday. Lasi
evening they gel on beard The Chicago and
Anon train 70 70 70 jOiicl. " hen The
train was stopped II Pan-HEndle crossing
ii was surrounded 10y about Fifty striking
irur-workers and their friends. four or firr
u whom jumped on The engine. presented
rcvOlycrs, and prevented the engineer from
starting again. Another detachment en-
tered TIE train, pulled out al tbe wol'kmn
.hev could recognize. including bali "a
dozen coiorcd men. The remainder o. the
crowd took them ana beat kicked. and
stamped upon them. injurins them severe
Y. 1iauy Stones Were thrown ana shots
fred. one shot took effect IN the grroin o.
Judge Pillsburv. o. The Illinois Appellate
ONT. ;rfiictinc q wound which il j, feared
prove iutal.
THE WHEELING NAU-yuIs CLOSED.
WHEELING. ". VA. june ALI the
iaii-m.lis oi this city shut down Yesterday.
and expect 20 remain closed for AZ indel-
rite period.
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from NorfoFi.

JOTNG NF0BgEs AHgESrED-W8RK C0M-
NENCED on gHE RAILROAD PROM NTwP0NI
NfWs Ta OLD POINT.
Especial Telegram % thc D,snatcli.
NORFOLK. VA. june "A batch % ne
rroes arrested IN Portsmouth for rieting al
Hampton on Decorulon-aay wers turned
over 20 THE sheriff OF Elizabeth City
county to-day and taken TO tbe jail IN
Hampton.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad COM
menced Yesterday the construction Of The
branch track 70 old Point, and VIII have
the line completed nine miles In forty dave
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Errrursnn an s.cors.n.

ALLAN a.. Ga. jimt Z.-.iaincr J.. tiii-
vcv. white man. was hanged M Carroll
ton to-day ior the murder o. Arthur Nc
Mu'in iu July last. Thc drop irl ~ i.lO
O'Clock. ana Harvey died without struggle.
WfHam l.. Moon was 90 have been
hanged h thc same tiuIe Ser ne murder %
J,tfr g. Ward. tJu early iu lht aaF loph
pr.41n. and came near dying. RE wa-
resp. -a anal i1-morr0W- ~ hen iit tArcu-
tiDr wiu l..Et place.
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SAN IEDcls-o. 1umo "A dispatch
from Virginia City. Aev.. says: Earr tla-
morning Richard Hrune. and Denui. ta-
al.u boarded .maI bunting ~kf and
yeutureO-.u'a th. Alta dri'. e. search o. the
Imprisoned miners. rnI ne,,lar have since
a.en hoard 0i. Is b. feared .n-i have Deau
-LtFcatel af aect and rl-. shortly after-
wards German moWu Hs ~Ducl
Geore. tried I'D wade inlo tbe shaft. bu.
soon rD ruaI 4eir.ou,. Le Subs Tueutiy
stated -lu De- ,aW light and @ boat. au-
no u.n. Iwo oilcr men attempted 90
wade n. hut lomd fhg iuai and gas iu-ui-
ier-nls. and returned ater going short
distance. Is +. reported that rau- ape still
heard au rhe aE-aiue. indicating Chat The
Imprisoned ulutI are vet alive.
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irTTrL H0CE. june -.-lu Yell county.
no.. Lazarus Brooks aud GAMES *. Mc-
Gheo. farmers. qlarreiirl over hand suit.
NcDnee. on learning luM Brooks would
win the aul-. became fIllou. with passion.
and finding him Ia the woods hunting cal-
lie. in company Ui-h f.itcen-Tc E-old boy.
after few words. Shot him dead With q
sho,-~un. a. the boy started 90 run Nc
Ghat stn+ shot after him. breaking his
arm. tui u1i checking bic ilirit. The muir
lurtr then rallaIel lac gun. aud placing III
acniul fIe forehead of lie victim sent the
charge through DIS head Tie then walked
OIL and b sll af large.
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NV Law BDOk,.-Hisforv oi the High
y Court nf rhaurerF or Fuelaul. Boz CONWAY
l0hiu-nn. hs ia. I.1H: lnurr If tIinnrf of lee
IlriItutIuU nI lAf tUIinl states, g. vols, 20
pfr~f uN IrH ... ucW ctfriun q Fnl... .l.. -chuu-
i.r ni husband an0 "a 'fe. -t, sheldon ou etDrU-
rnn. rf.oH ht f~uDrinf. hT Wallace new
edition. eI.1l ~faf Chamber lusU- $3.50. Ics-
% Digest uf frfuiiuri Luv. -. NnNNrr-ff H.
dcag- 30 Virginia m0 West irEiuia Ieuurls. one
nf rlf most valuable Virginia frv hnul. trrr pub
fi-Hcd. Inns -~I ~ ISL. l.ifI h-lfIN e Ca.
DRIAlE AND lAIPER. Mark Twuin's
! lsia.t and te7f. h3. Nrc. hasief Complete
"a nr-s. % fni... 100. -tufF uf Happy .Dy. ~
Fishes Mulru. n u barrier Burned wuy. hY Nnc
9lr.. Tlo Meude .snhu flml p. ru.f.. -. rant
ham. Mcuur,.lls Actions. turltctlarif ln AtfEi-
MIS-. 49, CARLTON McC aETifl s. co..
mr - NIt Inlr street. Richmond va
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.TELEGRApHIC NEWS
no rnE DESPATCH rRos AL POINTS.

wrshiurtor Se~s and Gossir-Twe Wen
Killed nnc several Injured by isoii1r-E,-
plessan In Grange CoRnty. Na.-BHrfal OF
Professor Reg,rs--seriUsu Eaiirsrd Acci-
DENT in Is~n-Ths Gailowp In fseorrin-Ihe
Third and Last % the Gibbons Family nrr-
ar-crs Scn1 &c the Penifsntssry Tor Llfe-AE
Execution IN Tcnncssee-J unsuccessful At
srn-rts 70 Rescur Imprisoned Ninsrs-
Crime IN krsansas-I, rz1h q cnrihaIGi.
thc Rrnowprd Italian L55cra;or.
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EE0ErE. Iowa. June "A paseeugcl
TRAIN ou lhe Chicago. Burlington ano GUM
cv rci road wurE broken rli. neu lreae-
rIcEsrlie 1e-rrdgY. orcrurnn- tlret
roarhc- .nf causing general wreck. over
q. irtV uat.en-srs were injured bu no lives
lost. b.. T.. HaTsliek. who ma started ou
wedding iour with li bride. sustained
severe .ujuri ~ about lhe bead and -npu-
der-. Ar.. Mars.leE 1922, ALSO badly hL1.
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Boston. dune 2.-The funeral of proie.-
.oI Rogers cook place Ihis afternoon IN the
Institute of Technology. and wus con-
dlctc5 ~ Rev. George Els. The arfenQ-
mce was iar-e including many -ocieiies.
The University oi Arc.uia wa. represent
ga also. Nale College. Harvard. and Boz
ton UNIVERSITY.
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Anell,cr - F.nl.rr.Errlna.on.

BlsT1N. Juno 2.-The boiler of hoist
inc engine on .he whar' 80 tAe Bradley For-
ln1sr Company exploded Gins mal.iug.
TAe boiler WAS .ioWn three mlred lrr;
through ,ie roof n tbe boief-ro1m n tio
main building. causing Che .3ior there 90
explode. blow n- an .Ae front 1i the buid-
in- and e.la-l- % damage of $4,000.
Thomas Gonna r.. ei-l.-ean wears Odd. had
ti. -ku fracture and wa- fatally injured.
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Freshness Failures

NEv YoEE. june 1.-The iailtires report
ed TO New York for seven oats amount
10 135 against 12G last week ana Ia the
week previous. The increase = Va The
West and south principally. Ae~ York
citv j. stiu r,,us.rl.ablv free from business
disaster. The geographical distribution
AZ the failures !. A. iouows Eastern STATES,
az; western. A.; middle, - southern,
30; Pacific state and Territories, IL; New
York city, ..
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GALVESTON. June 1.-The Houston Past
publishes tle following speeia.. " The
work of construction on the New ORR.
TEXTS md Mexican road viii De abandoned
when Is touches Victoria. which VII De-
about June I-th THE reason given u the
inability 81 The State o. give satislariorT
land lrunIs
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MUpHIs. TEN. June sandy Mat
lAew- 'ooerad WA. hanged o. : clock
thi. afternoon m the couufr-.ail yrd ior
Che murder oi Lssicl Pola .c9.9red on the
gft uf inst October
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enriiaidi Bead.

WAsHlrr-0N. June "a report oi the
deafb az Cariba,di has inst been received.
,9:l5 =. NJ
B0sfl, June .. --trD'ibalul dieu ~ ,i.llfcra
NJ G:s0 o'clock this evening % nr0hchiLik.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-03

The buckingham Hoie. 5. oueol the best
hotai. In New York. 81 r. eiiglDly located.
miracle NJ uennes, and order. ana i'uii-if
10 t;lAlc that j. unsurpassed ano unsUf-
Da-sanie.
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The Lass % she Csibbss,s-Tarrlll, = lar
tserPr1.

Gait TTeErHG. hv..June -.-Iu She cg-e 0.
GEORGE Ellis, one u tle t.ree men charged
with tur murder ol ihe Gibbons lan =
90 Ashland fe Deccmherund .nl man who
turned e'sefilence and furnished tes1i-
mpny IF which William Sell and Ellis
craft were proven guilty. oI murder, the
iuIv ~ II O'Clock thi- forenoon returned O.
verdict cl mgrs.aughreT. cousiguIug him &C.
The penitou-iarv iar life.
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BARON FALKENBI-Ec ip-escni address. 4C
s-ssi Tvcn'y-nrsi street. New York; say: n Is
unsuestiora'ily superior 70 any tonic witch nave
cyei tlrd. II benefited me ~ no ntller tonic has
ever before Ny friends all prsie u witbou
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