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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-10-12

DIR. Allen White, Mayor of FL Dorado,
one OF the oldest, ablest and best citizens of
Butler county, and among the earliest set
tiers Of Southwestern Kansas, died at his
home in Ell Dorado, October sth, in the sixty
eighth year of his age. lie was a brave
hearted, generous man, and gooe citizen
in the truest sense. The city Of El Dorado
closed its business houses TO attend his fun
neral
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-10-12
CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND AT OUR STORE.

ELIAS 81 KAT2.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-10-12
Proposals for Beet.

N. x. Il. p O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-13

rrRRrur y gr IrGuTEI OF EUROPEANS IN ALEX
,xnur,-ruy BRITISH CONSUL DRAGGED
FROM ms CARRIAGE AND BEATES-AN EN-
cISryR OF A BRITISH sAS-of-wAR STABBED
To py.TU-CREAT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ENTIRELY SUSPENDED.
Io>Dov. lime I2.-A Ne,rs Alexandria
dispatcb SAYS: Rue des Secures, Inhabited
chiefly by Europeans, has been completely
wreciea' The Europeans fired from win
dovs. killing many Arabs. The latter
md fer,ihle havoc among the Europeans
in tbe streets. The British consul was
dragged from his carriage and beaten.
Deryich Pasba and Arab Pasha have left
Cairo for Alexandria.
The Times correspondent az Alexandria
states that the engineer Of the British man.
of-war euperh was stabbed 70 death. The
.an,sin al the British iron-clad Inyincible
i in charge Of the British consulate.
Ioxpoy. June ia dispatch from
Alexandria 10 Reuters Telegram Company
SAYS: a.The report OF the murder OF the
engineer o! The British man-oi-war superb
Is not generally credited. The patrols on
the streets have been doubled
4 correspondent Of Reuters Telegram
Comnany al Cairo ;elegraphs that 1T q
meeting ~ the military leaders II was de-
cided 10 petition the Khediye to abdicate.
II was declared that il he did not be would
be nassacred. II j. rumorcd that the cav
airy and artillery win not join any conspi-
racy against the khediye.
LoNDoN. June l2.-Adyiccs from Alex
andria late last night state that the dis
turbanccs commenced simultaneously AZ
three different points. The object OF the
rioters in q great measure appears 70 have
been pillage. in which the Loyanilnes -
well as Arabs participated. \ regiment Of
cavalry and a regiment Of infantry have
been ordered % reinforce the garrison.
Atolegram publis he'd in London says the
official report Of the riot in Alexandra
ciyes The number OF Europeans killed as
q. Arab Pasha and Mahemond Pasha
Sam bad separate interviews with Deryich
Pasla Yesterday. The result Ok the inter-
views i not known, but il i generally be-
Heycd that they submit 10 Dlryich Pa,ha's
views.
ALEXANDRIA, Monday moning.-Grcat
excitement continues. Al shops closed.
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Clp'.n John p. scgar died ~ BIS resi-
dencc. near Hampton, on Thursday last.
The pioneer. 70 work Oh TIC branch road
from Newport News % Hampton bad adj
yarnl tUo and a haif miles on Friday.
AM. Jcuc,. OF philadelphia; Nr. James.
ana tirI.C q. Fowler. Of Bristol, have ltr-
chased me Natural Tunnel in scott county.
Va.
Mr. George Ecpass. highly respected
citizen o. Ntthc county. brother %
Major ". il. Ecpass. died ~ his nome
uocl WNhNine Thursday night.
on SUNDAY Right Rev. Bishop J. j..
Keaac admiui,tered the sacrament Of con-
frualion III s.. Mays church, Alexandra.
g. aaoW l2j persons, OF whom thirty were
adults.
Rlr. samuel n. Adams, a well-knoWn
builder o. Baltimore, and a native 81 Aor-
folk. Va. died - the Carro,lton Hotel, An
The former cify. on sunday night. lie was
in lAc Gi,y-siYth year Of bis age.
TIC bodies Of ihe two Young men, Dam
IN Ready and George Dexter. who were
drowned IN Hampton Eoads last sunday
week. have been recovered. Ready's re-
mqins were lickcd up Saturday night by
hos, ~ The Alliance. The body % Dexter
was found hftie below ihe Hygeia Hotel
hv a tueboat esrly SUNDAY morning. They
were lnried sunday afternoon, and The
t0wa Of Hampton, where they bad lived.
was peryAdcd with gloom over the sad o.
CuTrcnce.
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CIX0NNt1I. june l2.-TAc iron-mii in
iM, city. CoYilgt0n. Newport, and Aurora
are ali under Roadway today under i!c
agreement made on saturday.
NEW YORK. june ia large number
Of the nXlcye, q Farmer, Little q Co..
aud Connof's type icUndrie- struck to-day
for an advance 81 Is per cont. Ia wage.
The demand has BOZ been conceded o. yet.
CLEVELAND. o.. June l-.-Thc Cleveland
Boiin0-NiI Company is to-day working.
The Wire. Rail and blooming Mills and
Scemc- & Martin, >teel-W0Tk, aIcIulning
on hai turn Win q larger force 81 men than
go my time since the lockout. The striker,
walk about in groups. hu are orderly. The
officer, q tie ROliing-Aiii Company say
they are prepared 70 meet and promptly
suppress any riot.
PITTsBURGH. June l2.-The situation in
the iron trade remains unchanged.
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rar1x-se,enih Congres.- Firss sesslon.
EOTtl ->tNtEttH NVftr fN>- = II ~ ~
WASHINGTON. June II. 1882.
SENATE.

klr. Garland, from the Judiciary CON-
mi.tee. reported Is a substitute for The bill
for the relief 81 a. sydney Tebhs ana
simiiar measures an original BIN. amend
inc section 1918 Of the,Reyised Statutes IN
reference % the disqualiiicaiions Of persons
nom appointment 10 any position In the
srny ~ he United States. II was read
a, The Clerks desk. II amends the section
~ read "No person who held COM
mission in the army or navy OF the United
stases al the beginning Of the late rebel
Hon and resigned his place, and afterwards
served in ans capacity in the military
or eiyil service OF the so-called Confederate
states. or Of either Of the States IN insur-
rection duriug the rebellion. shall be ap-
pointed 10 any position In the army Of The
United States
ssecslon 2. That section 1856 OF the Re
yised statutes he, and the same il hereby,
repealed. and hereafter the oath 10 be taken
by sny person elected or appointed 10 any
Office Of houcr or profit, esther In the cisii'
! military, or naval service, except the frcss-
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Auet,,er prt,e.Eisht at Conoy Island.

NEW YORK. June ll.-Le0nard Tracy
and Alexander Brown fought nfty-soNeA
rounds With bare fists al Coney Island ihls
morning COR 5000 a side. Tracy = ped
der and Brown q bartender. They fought
pre-, lousy. and Tracy won. To-day hghi
was the result. Both men were under BAH
40 keep the peace, bni 1t an early hour,
with = .ew friends, drove to hotel at
Cravescnd, where anal arrangements were
made. Tracy was seconded boy ex-Depuiy-
Coroner Jane, Dunno, Of Brooklyn, and
Brown by Charles johnson. The fight was
vigorous. and lasted an hour and bali,
Tracy drawing first blood. Seven fouls
were claimed hy Brown, hut not allowed
lv Referee William Saunders. In the final
round Tracy lifted Brown by the legs and
threw bin. The spectators inteIfcred,
fi1Ic wac called, but Browns hackers
would not lei him recnier tie ring, de-
clsrlssg the fight unfair. Tracy claimed the
victory. lie was badly punished, and In
worse condition than bis antagonist. The
fghf took place in bar-room lighted by
lamps.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
no ruE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Washington News aud Gcssip-Rain-s'orm
and waser-spout in Colorado; Great DAM
age 20 Property and several Lives Lest
Rank. Robbers Indicted-Further Pariiea-
lars OF the Railroad Accident Near Mar
tsnsbsrs. W. va.-Frightfni Accident fsofa
the Esrstina or Circular saw-Faiai
Fish, with Bears in New York .tnte-faii-
ure or Tobacco-D>aiers-A Negro LyBehed
sp south Carolina-Progress OF the Labor
Trsabies-A Disastrous Flood In Hungary;
Twelve Children and several Admits Drown
ed-Bioodshed i'm Alexandria, Egypt.
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The Accident on tso baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.

UpEQV0N, "a. june l2.-Ihc ioII0Wing
particulars are furnished of the accident
on the Baltimore ana Ohio railroad near
this place last night: -Four coaches, the en-
zine, and baggage-car were thrown from
the track and completely demolished. The
engineer and newsboy. who was IN the
car next 20 the tender, were badly hurt,
aud lhe company Of soldiers who occupied
one Of the ears were nearly all injured.
The lreman spTang from the locomotive,
and ESCAPED unhurr. The wounded were
carried into the neighbcring farm-houses,
and attended 10 by the residents until
assistance arrived from Winchester. eight
miles distant. Travel was delayed several
hours
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Destructive s,orrs, in Colorado.

DENVER, June IA heavy rain-st0rm.
accompanied by water-spouf, passed over
this city and vicinity last night, doing great
dalnage. Several houses near Platte river
were swept away. Two Germans (men)
and three children were drowned IN the
ruins OF the houses which sheltered them.
Al Golden City, in the mountains, several
houses were washed away, and the Cam
brean Friedrich Works were struck by
lightning and completely destroyed.
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iEriehtruiAccident.

ST. LOUIS. june i2.-Thi- morning in
North 81. Louis q fivo-ioot circular saw In
saw-min burst witho loud noise. and one
oi the piccrs struck % workman named
Jacob Srclman on the back part Of biz
head. completely seyeriny the right side Oh
The skull and laving hsrc ;he brain. The
saw thcn passed down his right arm. CHI
ting clear through the arm from shoulder
% elbow. Then Il changed IT. course, r.
turning back up the arm, and cutting The
sh0uldcr-b0ne in two, where H. force was
exhausted. Spclman lived in great agony
for twenty minute. lie leaves wife and
SIX children.
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I-r,,cI, r.aut n sou,,, Carolina.

Rock bill, :. G., June l2.-Ycs'erday
morning Alice Mcdowell. white girl o.
fifteen years, while hunting orpluns with
other children. was seized and outraged
hy John johnson (coloIedb aged seventeen.
Her companions hed and--aye the alarm.
johnson was caught, confessed, and wes
lynched this morning.
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yIrrinin Cadets on .i,c March.

baltimore. June l2.-Si. Johns Cadet
corps. ffty-Gye in number, OF Alexandra.
Va. arrived here thi, moraing and march
ID TO Pier No. IS; and they took the
steamer Nellie White az go this afternoon
for Toichcster Beach, where they VIII re-
nam in camp for one week.
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IIOOt. i'm Hungary.

LONDON. June IA dispatch 70 the
Stanford from Pcsih states that a disa>-
tr0us flood has occurred u NcrsecZ owing
to the sudden rising q Tie river. 4 NUM-
Der 81 houses and two bridges were de-
stroyed. Twelve children and several
adult, were drowned.
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Labor Troables I'm Cohocs, y. Y.

C0HoEs, y. Y. june 12.-Fiye viewers
went 70 work in the Harmony Mills to-day
under the 10 per cent. reduction. Great
excitement, prevails. Three thousand
striker, are gathered about the miil-gates.
and threats have been made 20 KIN The re-
cedcrs. The entire police force has been
put on guard.
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Fatal nunanay Accident IN bedford.

LYNGmtBG. VA. june l2.-ln Bedford
county YESTERDAY, while q farmer named
Nathan z. Luck WAS driving % church
with his wife and daughters. hi, team took
fright. ran away. and overturned The yehi-
Gle. one Of the daughter, was killed and
another daughter and Mrs. Luck were Sc
riousiy injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-13

Sr. Louis, June IA special 10 the
Repasbtioan from Kirksyille says the wife
Of Frank Mason, the leader Of The bank
robbers, has delivered mp $1,000 in gold
stolen from the BrooSiield bank. A
special grand jury has found indictments
against all Of the robbers, charging them
with robbery and assault With intent TO
Kill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-13

BiIIgTON SPA. y. y, Jnne 12.-William
Mmiken, Of Boston, while hunting with @
party IN the vicinity OF Lake Piseco last
saturday, was killed by bear. The guide.
going % III, rescue. was probably fatally
injured. The Old bears were killed and
three cub. c1ufurrd.
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Tnilure orTol,ncco.neaIers.

NASHVILLE. TrNN.. June Ia. Levine,
S. Cronstine, and ". Taitncr, tobacco-deal-
er-, failed today. Liabilities, $1,000.
Thcy owe delis in eastern cities, Virginia,
nuI NnI1l larlI-rl.
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FINANCIAL.
- TOO EXCHANGN

~ LLH-I-ND y NNA --lANlLLf1-N VT
MONDAY. Juuc II. les2.
aATLe-FIRsT BoAED.-i0 sIarc. Atlanta aLd
Ch.ri 800. Iailroad iQck 80 cj. J 40 Shares Ao--
r,ik md S. c.ilrg preferred on -; 1000 Peters
ur- Eai'r0-f. 90 Class b. O.: - /. 5000 a.. 20
70 ; 90 share pcieralurg Railroad stock 90 -.
SECOND E9Arp.-iu share, Atlanta and Char
.oitc Eailr1ai sioek 60 CO... % Go. a- G5 DO 1o.
at Cs.. 70 do. "a C5. DO. a. 6i, 10 d.. at ca.
, q doc tGi 10 20. at 0f..: 100 H.ehm1nf and
We. Point terminal Railway anl NaI.h0a-c
IL u
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by Telegraph.
MEN YORK.

NEW YORK. June Soon.-,~'cen - I fr, ~.
lar bnf higher. Money, Pr ee.,- a. ,,-.,i.
Long, sc6s. short ih". ef"'e "
Goyefnsnenfs unchanged. 80, ..ox.~,r....,.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 49,, Is, .'',r s. Z ~
generally ulrhapeedi new pa AV1Fi w" - y
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PORT or EiCr3ioND. jCNE y. 1852.
ARRIVED.
steamship Roanoke. Couch. View lork. mcr-
caldise and pas.cn~crs q. ~. Allen & Co agents.
steamer Gulf Stream. l1rnm. FLilllciul l.
merchsndi-e. >. ~. Nclsrrirk. agent.
steamer ARIEL, clifford. Norfolk, United state
mail. mcrchanai.c, aud pasleiieef.- /. /. Ialunl'
superintendent
SAILED SUNDAY.
eto4ucr Cuvaudaf:e. Eeliy. View York. rncr-
ei.1-gi.a and tl.-sl1er.. o.. rs. Allen Coz agent
steamer As-leud, t-rr. Ili.ileli il2- n.rr i4aii-
% q and IassclCe Prs, =. W. Mctarfirk- agent.
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lnnr.

Tlour-Wc quote: Fine, - $3.50: exfrn.
s6.30ms6.50: superine, sj.5or Is: common sn-
perfnQ, .f.iOnfJ: common family, 5000 81
choice family, ss.JCHa9.5O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-13

Not sn experiment on cheap patent medi-
cine s. Browns Iron Bifiers. IL is pre-
pared by one Of the Oldest and most reiia-
bic chemical firms, and vii! do all thai Is
elsaJasd teg Il.
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BERLIN, June r. Prince NilliIm's son
was clri.icltd Yesterday. receiving the
uanc. Frederick William Victor Augg-tu.
Ernest.
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COMM ERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. June IL. 1852.
OFFERINGS.
CoBN.-Whlto. 500 bushels. Mixed, $50 BUSH
els
OATs.-S0O basllcls new south Carolina.
SAILS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
None.
COTTON.-Tone firm. Receipts. - hsles. Quo
tafi0ns; Niddling. llsc.: low nildling. 11fm
N9ac.
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ia; new a.. I2C'< Money. sac per cent.
states inactive. Treasury balances-Coin. ss7,-
oql. currency f.GG3.
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE e June l2.-Ylr1nia IS, consolidated.
bVs; Second sores 334: past-lue coupons, CO
new lO-iO's, ~. iiid to-day.
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NOR NEW YOHK.-The Old u -,
j. Dominion steamship Company -.
7rerr...d sffliur- for tie week following art: -
OLD DOMINION Captain - ALkEH. FRIDAY
.Irue gth. 10 ? o'clock =. n. a..
GUIANDOlTE, captain NELLY etNhA' q
H0txokF. taptsin COuCH. TUESDAY, Jsne
ir-,r,it receives mn 10 O'Clock =. n. FRIDAY,
6 o-rlocs =. s. saturday f9r sunday -hiif ana
O'Clock VI. iucd1y- , - e..
,,+r-ied with dispatch 20 All points hpfin' s'etl
49,. ana west: also % Foreign porte.
pas.rnesr recommendation un.tu ias-td-
t0e~-cahin fare o. Ncw OH 'lncluding me ~
ana i.-thl.slO ruund-iripiicsets SIS t,eeTaGe'
...i. .-.i,.f - zoe. 81. without eL1ai1tence, 80,
Pre.cns. r. leaving Richmond aood.ys, luee-
8r-. wednesday, AL Sturdy y " i.l hl'ii..
.,,1 ,sefsrliufr railroad ~ 1890 =. y. VII make
.-',-nestiou 70 Norfalk with steiner leaving uooe
lisys. cabin fare. 9 ESQ. Tickets . De- l.al AZ
~ Flelmma and Petersburg depot and J. ".
carrier. I 600 Main sheet.
For freight 81 passage. apply 90
gTppt,F rs AT.Ifg Co. AGENTS.
s7 Com Dauy's Wharf, Rockets.
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OLDDO1uNION STEAMSHIP Il -
- COMPANY. s-Sss-za.s
FOR Nf-W YORK.

Tbs company rlIf ti-flfrh nne n her -Iienai1
ste.ucrs-G Jl tNlOI q. HuANpht- NAN
UtTIAN. OLD D0Aih .eN. MfAhuhi.. ana
E!gHNDNB-It tl.I 81 t1DAN FRIDAY. aud
81 Nntf. -fDI logr ~ -allng. .ec advert f-
lrtlt itfIW.I
steamers l,iyc ter = or6 y LclgAl e. Iiitl.~
DAYS. .ad SATURDAYS 20 p. ~ from Piu
% fnca number, North river, FOOT ~ bt-eh
street,
They have splendid saloons, staie-fooms, anc
ilft-ffDr-r.
lhe fare. accommodation, sud attentions an
unsurpassed.
Afle-cabin fare 20 New York .inciuling meal.
ana hqrtif 80: rouul-lfip tlcfc.s SIS seefagc.
wltn sgl-l -iencC. a.; wIlHogt subsistence "a.
Frateats FOR points tcyDni New ORR forH ice
Vith dspatch, aa1 no charge maze ehetls Als1ai
erreuses Incurred.
frrirhi received until q O'Clock y. N. daily,
For further information. epply -
IL ~. n 49, IL Al LLe.
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Passenger train connects aI Wet Point daily
except sunday With steanos Tor Baltimore AID
the North.
ifugnt trains leaving Richmond af-G.l5 4 ".
and $40 Il. 81. VIII have pssseug cr-coachcs at
tlrnsf.
Train No. ~ connects 20 Burkcyilie With No.
iols aud Western railroad for GaunNiil Lyncf-
burg. and lil southwestern points.
Iriu NJ. 90 Through passf niger stops 20 All sta
tons. connecting ai sIihcriu's via aiiiion aud
-u.heriiu Narlou-ii sugc railroad f1r AliDn; at
salisbury with Western North CHrol.un rSliroe a
for nll points Ia Western North Carolina: It Al
linfA ior al points south and southwest.
Train No 81 Through paaenger and nail stoI 8
at All ~ tons. connecting 90 ruiherAu's with MI
tnn and ~uiheriin Nurrow-irauge railroad foe
Milton: al Atlanta for all points south and south :
west: al Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia sud
Augusta railroad Tor Columbia, Augusta, -aNat =
nah. and Florida POINTS.
Trains from the south arrive ~ Richmond at
1870 T. VI, 1880 4. NJ. aud LOG 4. ~. and from
/ West PCiutaf lego =. ". (fasscngerg. A. NJ.
aud 2:l0 i. W. lFrcighi.l
EAN Up L A..ENGER sEnNILE
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\ direct foar-hs urs connection Il made be;wce1
Richmond aud Norfolk ~ trains having Rich.
mond AZ ll.5D 4. NJ. and Norfolk 81 1918 4. N.
All trains leaving Petersburg will start from tie
AppcmattoN oepot-
J. Il. KENNY, General Superintendent
\. FofE, General Passenger and Ticket Agent
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DICHMOND. FREDERICKsBUB0
IL AND POTOMAC EklIHoAD.-ScicdrIs

, 1fEF
IL AND POTOMAC EklI.HoAD.--Sci.cdrIe
NAY 10. 1882.
343 A. NJ. 'caFes Dyrd--istei station daily siops
only 10 Milford and Frederick sHurs.
Zoo 3. NJ. leasca Byrd-Streel stailcD dairy fsx-
cept sunday.
200 T.. NJ. leaves Byri-- rel sfafiar daliS.
400 j. NJ. Accommodation Tor Ashia1c, lcayex
Bfoad-Streei Stallion daily tcxceps
Sgnd1ysl.
lls2a s. NJ, arrives 20 Eyfd--ircc' stai9n daily.
a:o4 =. NJ arrives - byri-'ifsef station daily
nlkcs la local sfoIs.
$40 +. NJ arrives a. nyrt-sine-i station daily
except suutlyj
%. l. A.. ACCOMMODATION. arrives % Broad
street station dalis irzcapt sunday.
.. a. TAYLOR. General Ilrsct Asasai.
g. r "a N,FEe ttaufst1 -uls,rfnfenf,uf. NV 10
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All regular passenger trains stop % Bon Air.
PULLMAN-CAE SERVICE
ON Train JO-Ncw York and Albania Ufq wash
i0gt0H and lauyiiie, rui Cretil-horp' Boz llonry's
station. Western North larolinl railroad.
ON Train 0e-Eicl1cul aud IauYilc, sni
Charlotte and Iiiariesfon.
Tickets sold o. au points south. sog.h beast, ard
southwest. and baggage checked through.
NJ lay-Uyer checks given ca local tickets.
\. TOPE.
General Passenger aud Ticket Agent.
T. y. n. 1AlrOTr. Gtnemi Manager. je4
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Nl-' u TTII ID I'ITI y ITTII IT tI9I4'
flNn iners
CITY Oh RICHMOND OR ARIEL,
carrying United states mail.l
H. 4. CLIFFORD. Commander.
leaves Richmond every TUESDAY TIN ErDAf,
tnf SATURDAY 20 &. ~. IN nho,c-namco
places. connecting at ora Pom. viii tie Bay Line
Tor Baltimore rul Nc NORTH. Returning. ihc
.-.lfner leaves Norfolk 90 Is s. VI. and OLA Point
at 7.lJ a. NJ, arriving at Richmond 20 about
p. a.
Through tcActs On sale on steamer and aI Car
hei-s Agency. 1000 Lall street. baggage checked
through.
spTCiALiY LOW RATE, To SOCIETIES. Sc.
srATEHOOMs CAN 81 ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
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CuEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
SCHEDULE,
TAXING EIEECT NAY i. 1852.
DEPART RICHMOND:
Fast line. < s. -. d.ily: Express, 1913 y y.
daily. Charlottossli. accommodation, . J.. ".
daily ieN-r.t smdssl- i10 J.. NJ, Norlalk "a.
press. daily Except sunday.
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
from N0not. 1890 s.. ~: CHARLOTTESVILLE. g
S. NJ. h1tl cfiiy leEcei sunday $3.50 J.. ~. from
thc We C. diIIg a. b.. from llunfir zion. az. ly.
Ilcket-CCrcs. CORNER Sinh aad Main, 1909
Main street. and do POS IT. IS. iLLEN.
General Passenger Agent,
q. ". SMITH. General Manager. nly Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-13

VIRGINIA STEAMBOATr 1r'SIat
gOMPANl'~ S-.z.1-.sss-
JAMES RIVER LINZ FOR
Old POINT C0MEORT. NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH. AND JANIS RIVER LANDINGS.
DIRECT: CONNECTS At Old POINT
SAME AFTERNOON
Fnls
BAL TIMORE AND THE NORTH.
ALSO. CONNECTS At NORFOLK WITH
STEAMERS TOR HAMPTON. SAuIHFlELD,
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER. AND
ARRIVES At OLD POINT SEVERAL
HOURS AHEAD OFANI OTHER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER ~ DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
PARE 20 NORFOLK. $50.
PARE ROUND TRIP. $3.50.
MEALS. 7Jc.
ALL TICKETS UNLIMITED.
Olc Il iLc Company spac.ou- and elegant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-13

PASSENGER trught dai- Freight daily
dlliy. iyeN.>und'y -. snday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-13

The Central Labor Union, oil New York.
has decided 70 tender areception TO Michael
Dayit, on hls arrival.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-02-11

Gallagher e DAILY are getting quite a
pile of stone on their lot for the fOunda-
tiOn of their new "Opera House" block.
While other numbering sections have
been suffering for want of snow the
ChebOygan region has been particularly
favorable for numbering operations; in
fact the most favorable enjoyed for a
number of years.
The Pressure Isle County Advance in
noticing the statement of the Detroit
Free Press that the it was an assured fact
that the shore railroad would be built to
Alpena this year, says surveyors have
been i'm Pressure Isle county for some
weeks past locking over the land and
estimating the cost of extending the
road from Alpena to ChebOygan.
A passenger on the train last evening
reports distressing accident at Indian
River yesterday. A little girl jumped
on loaded sleigh to ride and in some
way her arm was caught in such man
ner as to almost severe the limb leaving
it hanging by only small portion OF
flesh and skin. There was no chance to
save the arm and DR.. Beach amputated
it.
The Chippewa County News says the
mOnOtOnOus life of an average Sault
winter was broken the other day by two
of the merchants running each other
in selling kerosene oil. Competition
got so great that the price was run down
to 4 cents per gallon when the afOre
said merchants discovered that one other
competitor had engaged all the small
boys and girls in town. supplied them
with cans and was laying in good
stock Of oil at low figures and then the
price took sudden jump up and the run
was over,