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ALSO. GRAND PERSONALLY-CONDu
TOUR.
LEAVING NEW YORK FEBRUARY 2sTH,
RAILWAY SUPPLIES, &c.

COITUERX RAILWAY SUPPLY
- COMPANY,
THOMAS 6. PElTON. PRESIDENT;
GEORGE II. GAINES. TREASURER;
GFoRGE W. ARCHER, sEcRETABSi
No. Is SOUTH FOURTEENTH sTREEf, DfI"bLS
MAIN AND CARY STREETS.
RAILROAD. MAClfiNiST>'. MINERS, SAW-
MILL. and STEAMBOAT SUPPLIES OF ~ery
description: - -,
Agents for the sale Of the New YORK beitlng anu
~ pseLino CompaDy's RUBBER BETTING,
PACKING, H0>E, VtLCANITE EMERY
WHEELS. &C.; moon.
Grafton x knight Manufacturing Company BfsT
OAK-ThNNED LEATHER BETTING, Ac:
Armstrong patent adjustable sT0Cksand DIE
h'en W, TT, PI ATFoRM-, COUNTER, and
Ti;rCIIER'S SCALES and TEST iNG-ms-
CHIMES: Also, the celebrated " NONi,A-
eriI, - sPECIAL and ANVIL TOOL-sIEEL
,nannfacinred by the philadelphia steel forxe.
n, L; couKTSEr, yn' v,.a,crs.
natc with smith Radyl,
4. 7-cod2w -----..------
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flls its true mission must do II. II Is true
that the freedom OF the press and the " en-.
terprisev Of tho press shall not be construed
toehcan the right 70 cruelty before the world
every man whose private indnlgcnees or
extravaganza Of conduct may be discovered.
or every poor woman who has sinncd
against herself. or TO proceed on the theory
that every member OF legitimate bodies Is
corrupt and every public official dishonest.
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Five Railroad Men KILLED.

BALTIMORE. February 13.-Fiye track
men were killed about noon to-day in the
tunnel OF the Baltimore and Potomac road,
near the Union depot'in thi, city.@by a loco
motive drawing a train OF the Western Ma
ryand railroad. David GlfcR, Timothy
kennedy. Edward Birmin Sham. Jmes "
yin.and PatriAk McGoif stepped from one
track to get out OF the way Of passing
train " the aaieiaing track, and were killed
by another passing train. They were regu-
lar and experienced tunnel-men, familiar
with the passage Of trains. The accident
was due to oyer-coniidence and unusual
darkness.
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EniInrc nfCotton Brokers.

NEW ORLEANS, February lS.-Failures OF
the following cotton brokers were posted
at the Cotton Exchange to-day: {. l..
Walker. James 4. Lafitte, Winchester,
and Ouackenboss, Lewis q Williams,
PAYNE X Green, and William Pinckard d
Co. All of these firms were future brokers
and buyers.
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Cooks EXCURSIONS.


EURoP E! LIT
COOKS GRAND EXCURSIONS leave New
York APRIL OF, JUNE 4, and JULY L, 1857.
Fni particulars In special PAMPiiIE sent free
on application. PASSAGE TlCkEIS by All AZ
curing GOOD BERTIS. TOURIST TiCkEIS
for individual travellers In EUROPE, by all routes,
COOKS EXCURsIONIsT, with maps, by mail,
10 cents. THOMAS tVcn q so,,ss,,
2Gl broadway, New York. Post-Ofnce BOX iol .
c. \. BARATTONI, Manager. lie '-eo"fm
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'VRUsTEE's SALE OF THREE VAL

rT,RTSTEE'S SALE OF THREE VAL
j UABLE FARMS IN KING WILLIAM
COuNTY.-As trustee In a deed of trust from Lar
kin :. Garrett and wife, benring ditc on the 2Sui
day Of January, 1850. and duly recorded In King
William County Court clerks Office. shall, having
been required by the beneficiary In said deed, oner
for sale at public auction, az hing William Court
FRIDAY. MARCH II, 1882
az FAIR If not, the first fair day lhcreailctl The
real estate embraced In said dGt consisting OF
THREE VALUABLE FARMS. all In a fnc tate
of improvements with good buildings, orchards,
fences. &C., situated in q fchncd pcighDorbooh.
convenient 20 good schools, ehurches, ana Mills
and each convenient 10 the Nattaponl river, where
there is constant market facilities either 10y stea'"
First. The FARM called "SPRfNG FOREST,'
which lea about three miles above King William
Courthouse. ard Immediately on the public ROAD 10
AyleIt. and wtaln two miSs OF good iIna ,,g
AMI contains $50 acres Of ianjwc-timbered;, :,
aiv1t one mile nearer theCShthouse, lying on the
DE road as that of" Spring Forest, Is also With
| lil4nc mile Of she Matiaponi river contains sIe
In good state of fertility. with good orchard ana
excellent water, and also woll-,imbered:
Third The FARM called "SNliIli'S." lying I'M
medately on the public road from King william
Courthouse to Sianiua Ferry; ON the hatiaponi
river and about Que mile each from The Courthouse
and ferry. and contains 295 acres. ms flIin "
i'm a fine state Of improvement. anu some portions
of the land have produced as high as twety-elxht
bushels of wheat to the ON this farm inc
dwelling Is small hui very c1miortabie; WIN .ms
| TERMS While the deed requires all cash, :n.u .
the purchasers desire reasonable tne on
| of the purchase money they viii he accommodate"
| BIZ securing the deferred payments Satisfactorily.
Persons Wishing any ,nformatio relative 10 tne.o
,sr d iS to he undersigned or Mr. L. :. Jar
f. l4-swtd o. NJ. WINSTON, Trustee.
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GRANITE. SLATE. re.

HAVE FOR SALE AT BELONA
i ARSENAL, in Chestcrield county, = ~, Erye ~
III. sos huilding purposes. Parties having large
SYildinss 10 erect would do well 60 canine uus
Stone. have ALTO quantity OF sLAlk ~ -
sboye can bc had 10y application 70 Moses ~ x
syyT 4 GARY, lis south Twelfth strest, hsen-
mond, Va. w.
IL 4-evuJss
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A Now York Town Declared i'm state
oC UuSurrecfiOu.

ALBANY. February 13.-Governor Cor
nell has issued a proclamation declaring
the town Of Greenwood, in Steuben county,
TO be in state OF insurrection, and COM
handing those who are resisting the laws
for the collection OF taxes to disperse.
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Spanish Pilgrims.

LoNDoN. February IA Rome dis
patch states that Cardinal Jacoblni INFORM
ed the Spanish ambassador that the rope Is
fully prepared to prohibit the pilgrimage
from Spain to- Rome unless he receives
satisfactory assurance that II has no poii'i-
cal character.
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Personal.
RIO All WHOM IT MAY CONCEK

mo ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
I'm Informed that the president and secretary
of the Virginia Mutual roteellop q, ihcr
Pre,,iays rs yice-pre-ident and director III TINS =
~ :, has been done without my knowledge or con,
cent Ny resignation was presented u, rsO $50 so
~ ~, Witch time have had nothing whatever 20
do with lie business. never had Dolly N D ,e
:. Commercial League" the only membership no"
holding policies. pIct,Rp IRDY
fe i-eOd2t
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Rrenk I'm N LCypc.

New ORLEANS, February i3.-Priyate
dispatches from Waterproof, La, say there
is a crevasse in Keny's leyce, Concordia
parish. 800 feet long and from four to five
feet deep. This is one OF the largest leyees
i'm fhp STATE,
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Big Fire in New York.
DIEIMANN's PIANO-CASE FACTORY BURNED
FIHFMAN FATALLY INJURED.


NEW York, February 1.-THE piano-case
factory Of c. 4. Dielman d Co., afour-story
brick building embracing the numbers Oh,
80, SOL. and 800 west Twenty-trst street,
was DESTROYED 10y fire tonight with its en-
tire contents. The loss on stock is esti-
mated at 100000, and on the building
$4,000. The total amount OF insurance
will not exceed $4,000 The flames broke
out ri 10 O'Clock in the shaving and plan
ing-mill, two-story extension connect
ING with the main building, and owing TO
the innammable nature Of its contents it
spread with rapidity, and deiied the efforts
Of the firemen, the roof and walls. in fact,
falling in almost before they could go to
work. They took up their station to fight
the flames OH piles OF lumber in an adioin-
ing undergrad. and the rear wall falling
on one OF these plies OF lumber, where the
men Of Engine No. . were posted, it buried
in the ruins one OF their number, DAVID
Stradmger. He was eXtricated and taken
TO the New York Hospital, but his life Is
dcspaired OF. The total loss falls on {. +.
Dielmann & Co.
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The Egyptian Question.

LONDON. February 13.-As result OF
the Cabinet council held Saturday England
and France sent collective note to the
Powers explaining their attitude on The
Egyptian question. The note is eouched
i'm very amicable terms.
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st,,es whomet the sub-commitfee Of Ways
and Mean the other day. having I'm charge
tho ,ohacco.,ax, were decidedly In favor Of
an effort to reduce the tax at this session,
and 60 stated. would suggest, IN view Of
the foregoing, that the tobacco-nen Of vir-
,s;r,a ooonunicate at once and freely with
their representatives In regard to these
matters. ,., ,rrvs
Sir s,muel Kinks, at present an official
~ cor,do. was at the Capitol to-day, and
woe introduced by Senator Johnston to
number Of congressman. He was here In
1854 looking after the interest OF Great
pr;,oir IN the boundary question. Judge
Garrison to-day introduced bill for the
establishment Of four beacon-lights in Pun
goteacie creek. DR.. Wills DE Hass, Of the
Irn,ted states Bureau OF Ethnology, Wash
i,gton. was at the Capitol to-day. The
dauobtcr Of Mr.. Samuel ID. Hicks, tobac-
conist. OF Richmond, was in the reserved
gallery OF the Senate to-day. The health
Of Mr.. Defrees. the Public Printer, Is poor,
aud his retirement the 1st OF April will
give him needed rest. lie is about seventy
wears old. Judge Jackson, OF West Virginia,
il here. DR.. +. II. Smith, consul to Naples,
was superseded without anyof hispoliticai
friends knowing anything about it. The
name OF his successor, Mr.. Odell duncan,
was sent to the seuate before his son, Hon.
!. Amber Smith, heard that change had
been even discussed. DR.. smiths friends
cav that General Malone knew nothing OF
II. would not be surprised ii they made
q fight against Duncan's confirmation. "A
leading southern senator remarked to-day
ot the Capitol to your correspondent and
others that no public man In or ont OF
Congress has more wisdom, Judgment, and
political sagacily than Senator Brown, OF
Georgia. ale thinks for himself" said
he. "and the Democratic party VIII never
lose by needing his advice" A Virginian,
who was present, said: "You are right,
senator; the Democratic party could afford
to dispense with national committee and
leave the management Of the next presi-
DENTAL campaign to Senators Brown and
German and ex-senator Wallace"
Associated Press Reports 80 tic Dispaieh.I
AN ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
WASHINGTON, February l3.-The crippled
and disabled ex-Federal soldiers employ
ed at the Capitol met to-day and passed re-
solutions of thanks to Representative llouk,
of Tennessee. for bis efforts towards equal
ization OF the salaries OF House and Senate
employees, and appealing to the sense OF
Justice of all the members OF Congress to
adopt the necessary legislation TO do away
with the existing discrimination against
the House employees.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
WASHINGTON, February lathe Senate
to-day confirmed John Gallagher, Jr., Of
PENNSYLVANIA, rs Consul-General to Rio dc
Janeiro; and the following po,tmasters:
owen 4. Holmes, Leesburg, Va, and VIII
linn A. Pattic, Warrenton, VI.
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FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. Eehruarr fS, 1852

sALEs-FrRsT BoARp.-6o shares Petersburg
Railroad at 31,l. 80 do. Mt 3iz; 8 shares Char
lotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad ut 80;
LOCO Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta 6rst 7's
at 1857: 1000 Columbia and Greenviilc first G's
ut 1881: 5000 Richmond and Danyile gold IS
%. CO. nj l03k.
SECOND BoAnD.-10 shares Norfolk AMI West
en Railroad Mt 55h; 10 shares Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway at 24l, 200 Petersburg city 81 at
I12; 1900 North Carolina Is tB. CT at s2s;
5000 Columbia aud Grcenviic second 6's at % i,
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III Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW RRK. February -Noon.-Stocks fairy
active Money, A.. per cent. Exchlnge-Lona
asI: short 1897. State bonds moderately ac-
tive aud Irregular. Governments Puie' ana uh-
Ersnfn Exchange, asa. Governments
weak: new SIS, 1923; new fs's, ll4l new 3;
II9 Money 4s,6 per cent. states Irregular ana
lifrs~1tIod Treasury balanccs-Coin, s1S,73o :
currcnts, si.507.
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DAyDRuFF is removed by the use OF Co
coaine, and 1t stimulates and promotes the
growth OF the hair. .,o
Burnett's Flayoring Extracts are the
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fgpcciaI feIearam 10 The Dish,

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
NORFOLK, Va, February 13.-Philip
Crowder (colored), Of Mecklenburg coun-
ty, fell overheard at the Clyde-Linc wharf
this morning and was drowned. The body
UNA racnvcrcd
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E'inIrr.

Flour-We quote: Fine. si.50@s5; extra, S6:75
0s7 superfnc. sea S6.25; common family, s7W
"a 30: choice family, 4SMs9.
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The druggist who hesitates now Is lost
for the winter. lie should sling iogetheI
some sweet oil and liquorice and Drins ou.
his cough cure at once. DIR. Buips ao"si
syrup does not pay him enough prohs'
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LEyE e. ALDEN'S TOUR.
I EVE a. ALDEN'S

I EVE Il ALDEN'S
IL ONALLY-CONDUCTED TOUR,
INCLUDING ALI. EXPENSES,
PALACE CARS, PHYSICIANS HOTELS,
CARRIAGE-RIDES FREE FOR slGHf-sEE-
ING. ETC-
LEAVING RICHMOND FEBRUARY iITM.
SECTION Twisting Augusta savannah. yer
nandina. Jacksonville, 81 Augustine, Pslatka, In
terprise. Gainesville. Cedar Keys. New Orleans, ST.
Louis. Observation-Disclosures days nist-cinSs ifh'-
clInR, 5000. 60,
SECTION 2-Returns from Florida ria Cnaries-
ton, Aiken, Augusta, Atlanta. Charlotte, ana pan
yllletwcnty-six days iirst-class traNeiling-fi|v.
Hso. GRAND PERSON
TOUR.
LEAVING NEW YORK FEBRUARY 2sTii,
TO CT iiA.
Exposition a MaiaDzas, the Caves 81 beic 'aIr
and the YuIlri Valley. the city Of Havana ihchce
10 Florida, visiting Cedar Keys, Jacksohnlue' ~.
Augustine, Palatka, Enterprise, fernanuiha' IA
vannah. aud Augusta, Ga. ,,,,,,
For programmes and al particulars call ~
CARRIERS TiCkET-OfFitf.
fe 7.Q.1112.l1&15
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Suce,e shipments.

NEW YORK, February io.m ,,,a specie
shipments for Europe @,"oa.ow are
q, 0c0, 900 In doutle-sa-isS IA" So'ese'ehs.
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DIyIDEN DS.

~" THRasURER'S OFFICE. Z
RICHMOND VA, January ~, 1889.
,I,IIF BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
L THIS COMPANY have declared DIVIDEND
oE TWo PER CENT. on the stock Of the COM
many ont OF the earnings Of the company Tor me
quarter ending December 81, 1881. and an a.dis
tlOnai DIVIDEND or ONE PER CESi. on. ..
ihe profts OF HE company realized from us SAFE oi
~ Tirginia Midland Railway Company Income
bonds. said dividends are payable on ana aItss
FEBRUARY Is, 1882. Il" sinekhoiocrs vi sp \, ~
on the books 81 the company al 4os"SAr'"
FFBEUAgY 10, 1882. as follows:
To sfo~k,,n,dcrs Of record on The looks oi we
New York once, at the Mercantile Ns'iona' os"A'
New York. A.. -. an. ,~..-
TO other stockholders, at the ONCE OF the trea-
sar.r ~ the company, Richmond. va. A,
me tr.,usfer-books OF The company VIII De
.,asaJ from O'Clock T.. N. FEBRUARY lorh
sntil 10 o'clock A. ". FEBRUARY 18TH Rroxi-
mo. W. H' e.s..
2s-2tawtFsl6 freas"rN
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prNFORD & sUTHER-@

Il and. UNDERTAKES, 1904 y.
Franklin street near G,y e. sI9si " nW0o and
Keep cons'amnu> CASES and CAskErS: also,
METALe,oTy ERaD cAsKETs Orders from q, sns
CLOin, nrowntIy attended to both day aud night
no 2o-oa, rux inS1n
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UNDERTAKINGS.

Joseph w. LAUBE, 60
j FuRNIsHING,U u SR REalp s4hKfrs,
CORNER FIRST Mp D'1 ~
,,.oon avn METALLIC BURIAL-CASEs,
"ooD noBEs, mE Az !; a nAfsT RATES.
and all things requisite q. Lom .oi,c,ssd. NH
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..,,r,xc.- yYcRAyINGs. FRAMES.

PAINTINGS. ENGRAvINt;s. FRAMES.
NEW PICTURES CONSTANTLY ar
~ irving; ,,o,
Reductions In prices Of ENGRAviNGs and COL
ORED PICTURES from ihis date;
DlRTUDAY-CARDs In every style constantly on
IanJ l.. LEWIS.
"a 9i2 Main street.
VALENTINES FROM De-. TO -.
VALENTINES IN BOXEs.
sIJE-FRINGED VALENTINES,
pFRFTMED sACiiET>,
VERSE-CARDs,a az
jalj lie LIZ" II VIZ ''''' ''''''.
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- - ;. :.
BALTNoRk, February 13..iseef eattlo-Markce
best 6l@6as.: nrst quality, 54@6tc:; metun!d.
4ya5tc.: ordinary. 3sdic.; most q the salcs
1905 head. swine In fair supply and niodcrnic
icraaud: quotations, 9,s@9tc.; receipts, 6.J6y
head. The receipts Of sheep and lamb were
iES6kc.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW York. February i3.-Cotton-Net re
ceipts, 400 bales; gross, 2,4l5 b.lcs. tntures
AIRY. sII.32@s1I- "a; March. fl1.4sss$l 1.J0:
April. Sill 90; May. 81 50; June, - l.0v9nl2:
September. sii.sZas1l.si: October, ef1.Zsn
sil.30; November, siIl6@sl l.l7; DE cember
st1.1s@S1l.22.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EACHANUE.
RICHMOND, February Is, 1852.
SALES.
WurAT-Lancaster. rs bushels damaged ~
e1 90 FnItz, IS bushels very good 1T s1.45.
COES.-Whitc. 90 bushels prime dt Soc; %
bushels very good al S4kc. -,
CoTToN.-Recepts, $40 bales. Quotations; Md
ding l4c.: low middling, 1O'sc.
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EDUCATIONAL.

VIRGINIA AGRlCu doT KAL AMI
rho mex, balf-sesslon viii begin FEBRuAIRn
oirII with full corps Of officers f eS, yy for
admits 200 Virginia stuue ui',, DO not
exceed slov ioi ~, nart OF their support by work
on the farm or In The shop' SIZE annointInents
tion from those DESIRING S"~
should be made 10 - - coNR All. President
fe l4-d2t&w2t o'---
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COMBINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, February lathe Senate
to-day confirmed John Gallagher, Jr., Of
PENNSYLVANIA, rs Consul-General to Rio dc
Janeiro: and the following pO,tmasiers :
owen 4. Holmes, Leesburg, Va, and VIII
liam A. Patlic, Warrenton, VI.
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,rrn1cr nE nae cORONER's JrRY.

WASHINGTON. February 1S.-At the coro-
ner', inquest to-day the verdict rendered
Wa that the late \. NJ. Soteldo came to ms
death from pistol-shot wound in The meek
N bullet from the pistol held in the hand
Of nj, brother, \. G. Soteldo, at the office of
The National Republican, on the night Of
February qfh
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Uas1llnpfOll.

Mr.. FrIEERsoY's OPINION OF THE ABORTION
MEXT-DR. SMITHS SUDDEN srPERsEDuRE
As CONSUL AT NAPLEs-vIEws OF RAN.
TUCKER on INTEENAL-REyENUE TAXEs-
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BALTIMORE. Febru1ry 13.-Virginia Gs. con-
solidgted. 6ll: new lO-40's. 40. Bid to-day.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
THIRD EDITION.
Itn,Ivs,, ImDrOycmeDlt %.

For several days past workmen have
cen busily engaged in re modelling the
saloon of Chss. j. H. Beckett, Nos. 1OS
and 10 Market street, which is now
completed and presents a fine appear
auoe The improvements consist OF
sh hit interior alterations, the laying OF
= rew floor, etc while the most attrac-
tive part of the work is the painting
a. d paper hanging The latter was ex'
2. u,ed by H. d. Holt, of No. 2l3 West
Second street, and reflects credit on
hin, as a wall decorator. The ceiling
il papered with a light paper with a
de- dark border ofa rich pattern. II
f. divided into two large squares,
OF The corners of which are small Jap
arese parasols which set it off to per
+ ction, the whole forming an attrac
tive appearance. The interior of the
building has been re.painted, grained
aud vanished, the work being done by
y n. Thompson and Alfred VaBsciver'
New gas fixtures were put in by
John Greenlee of west Fourth street
and the carpenter work was was done
hy Thomas Samworth. Thus one by
one the business men of Market street
are falling into line in the matter ol
having their stores fitted up in the
latest styles of mechanical art and IL ID
to be hoped that many more will follow,
which will add greatly to the appear
anCe Of this lively thoroughtare'
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
AmnheIInanectOr. A

Ex Constable william B. Hickman
was inspector of the west district OF the
Fifth Ward at the "Little Election,
and sample of his plan of holding
elections was given in the eviience OF
officer Bowers who was called by Mr..
Bird for the defence before Squire Van
dergrift in the case Of Fredrick f. Ry'
an a special deputy police charged with
disordetly conduct.
Mr.. Bird-"Mr. Bowers state " heth-
er the prisoner had been drinking 2"
Mr.. Bowers-"Yes he had drink
like others at the polls both out and in.
Mr.. Bird-"What, had they liquor
inside of the polls?" =,
Mr.. Bowers-'Yes they sfugGed 1t all
around"
Inspec,or Hickman, "Yes had a
Jug of liquor in the inside and we
drank it too" 49,,
Better a eter all to be "slugger" than
"stutfer.
Hickman will be remembered as the
officer who was 80 blind that he could
not see a number of repoaters for whom
he had warrants two years ago though
they passed and repassed within few
feet of him, However, Hickman had
not learned to stuff ballot boxes like
the expert that preceded him, and the
Repubiicans carried the poll.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
wg Dtsappoiuted Crowd.

Over 100 persons assembled at the
steamboat wharf, at noon, yesterday,
for the purpose # aking trip on the
Steamer Fe.tou, whlrh generally caves
at 1245 o'clock t. vain the H"d
waited until after O'Clock waitil Z tor
fine boat 10 return from Philadelphia,
thinking every moment that she wou, d
soon be in sight but hey were doomed
to disappointment as the boat tailed to
arrive and those who were compelled
to go away had no other alternative
than to go up on the cars.
Upon ascertaining the reason OF thls
non. arrival of the boat it was learned
that the boat was seriously delayed oy
the heavy fog and after getting cut OF
the mouth of the creek was compelled
to shut down her engine and drift slow
" aloag. This state of affairs existed
until the fog cleared away when the
boat started on her course but did not
arrive in Philadelphia until after l.
O'Clock, when they concluded not TO
make the second trip. The FELTON, has
been seriously delayed for the past FEW
days on account of the fog and this
morning they did not make their morn
ing trip. The FELTON, being a large
boat. it is very hard, as well as danger,
GUS, to piloJ the boat through log and
hence they will not venture cut IN
dense fog.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
hnIanfLeraaY Cattle.

Or Wednesday T. 8, Cooper, of Coop.
ersburg, Pa, sold seventy. five head OF
his imported cattle at the American
Exchange, New York, for S46,6S5, an
average of 1922 each. The highest
price paid was IS, 100 for the famous
Uoomassie bull, "Sir George" three
years old, which is also the highest
figure ever reached for Jersey in this
or any other country. 1t was bought by
Colonel Henry s. Russell, of Milton,
Mass, Cicero, two years, old another
bull Il the Coomass ie strain, was the
admiration of all present vas pur,
chased by Mr.. w II. Wilkinson, OF
Holyoke, Mass, for 50, 100, The highest
priced female was Mable I'd. six years!
also of the Ooomassie strain, and
Colonel Russell was again the fortunate
purchaser at $4,000; her two year cid
daughter went to Mr.. w. X. Wander
bilt for 81, 200 and her five weeks heiteI
calf realized S625 Mable 9th, seven
months Old q sister to Mable I'd, by Sill
George, was also secured by Colone
Russell for 81 $50.