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sALT POND.
Music 'Mona the Mountains-In Effects Upon
Writer OF Rare Taste, and His FiguratIvc
Definition OF the Divine Art.
MOUNTAIN LAKE, GILES COUNTY, Va, }
August o, 1892.

MOUNTAIN LAKE, GILES COUNTY, Va, }
August 0, 1892.
TO the Editor Of the Dispatch.
One might think that six consecutive
summers In these highlands would have
worn on Keen relish for even their pecu-
iiarly-wild and grand scenery. But not
30. Folks that come here for six DAYS have
seen everything and know all about the
place. But your dull correspondent has
been studying the wonders here for a ueo,
Of months, and 1t would take six years more
OF two months each TO see and understand
one half that may be read and learned from
these rocky and mysterious pages OF M.
ttre. In other days have given nv theo-
ry OF the lake and its surroundings: so
turn my pen on something ln-doors-espe-
cially as IL Is rainy day.
And what shall that something be moro
worthy than the rare music which our CON-
pany are enjoying from some foreign visit
orsg The. Misses Dickson and brother are
from Scotland, though natives OF France.
The senior sister, only twenty-six wears
old, has given piano concerts in Great
Britain, Germany, and France, and has
received honors from celebrated musical
institutions OF Europe. Miss Eva, eigl-
teen years old, has superb voice, and cX-
poets soon TO make her df6ut in New York.
The brother accompanies his sisters with
line tenor, and il given also to the pencil
art. This musical trio, with other anna
tcur musicians, make the parlor so attrac-
tive that one hardly regrets the night or
the rain that is sure 10 bring out such
choice entertainment. Preparations are
making for concert this evening, little
play Friday night, and several other mtI-
steal performances. Opera in August may
seem queer 10 Richmond, but they are lust
In season ut Mountain Lake.
The improvement TO our Sunday services
by this music is TO some Of us a matter of
special qualification. / doubt if your mu-
slc-cutured city can boast n finer choir
than we have Just now ut Salt Pond.
An intelligent woman remarked the other
day that the views about Mountain Lake
always made her dumb. This effect is in
exact proportion to intelligence. Yet some
voice Is demanded for the sentiments thus
kindled, and what voice so fit as this grand
music ascending as an Offering OF praise
from the lofty altar of Bald Knob?
Some one has called architecture crystal
lied music. May not some music lie
too much straln-howing
architecture Of the grandest order?
But, lest you rule me ont for imposition
on your precious spaced cut of short,
without word about scasonable rains, I'M
common crops, and popular talk on poll
tics. UENRICO.
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r-n.s.isgo and SuIeIUe.

CuCAGo. ILL.,, August 10.-Paul Tollner'
a machinist on Division street VINO pa ~
ouently quarrelled with his young Mne'
took bloody method OF ending us u1u u
lies this afternoon. Taking his "lie aSiue
in their home, he asked, own you oDe!
me after this - Receiving IN eNaSlNs , ~,
Div, he pulled 32-cal'bre r9VoN1 ,,,a n' Tnr
his pocket and fired two shots mo nci
Lrcast, killing her instantly. lhen' s.ri-
ping into an adjoining room, ne pun i n LOU, ou,,
let through his own heart. Inc! .h ,iI,i wv"
married two wears ana nave one 0'iiiu'
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American Bar Association.

SARATOGA, y. y, August n.-M to-
DAYS session OF the American Bar Associa-
ton Isaac NJ. Jordan, Of Ohio, read paper
ON Trial by Jury: IT. Defects and their Re-
needles. William NJ. Eyart> >poSc at some
length in support o. the minority report
upon the plan for the relief OF the United
States Supreme Court. General William
Preston replied to Mr. Evart~, and adyo-
Gated the adoption OF the majority report,
as did also Charles :. Bradley, OF Rhode
Island, one OF the signcrS. After some
further discussion a vote was taken, ard
resulted as follows In favor Of the major
iiy report, 30; in favor OF the minority re-
port. ~.
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Railroad Property Seized.

DETROIT, August ll.-The Erie and Chi
cago Car Company to-day seized by at
tachmcnt all the property OF the Great
Western Railroad Company OF Canada TO
be found in the United States. This con-
sisted OF ferry transit steamer, another
vessel, and lot OF rolling stock. Another
fcrry-boat was on the other side. where it
prudcntly remained. The effect OF the at
tachment was to create a complete embargo
Of the traffic OF the Great Western rail-
road. but it was resumed later with a
single fcrry-boat, and no more seizures
were made. In 1871 the car company,
whose business it is to loan cars TO rail
way companies, entered into contract
for this purpose with the Great Western
and Detroit and Milwaukee companies.
When the latter passed under the control
OF the former company it, accumuiating
Indebtedness to the car company was As
sumcd by the Great Western company.
The car company's claims aggregate
$4,000.
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V,ho anocr,e HepredasiOtis In Sonora

TrCsON, \. T.. August ll.-Advices
from Flclmoscllo, Sonora, under date Of
the Sth, say parties Just arrived from Ores
report The Apache depredations in thai Sec
tion as most fearful. over two hundred
warriors are in the Mazatan mountains,
near Ures. and make daily raids on the val
leys in small bodies, burning crops and
houses and numbering inhabitants. During
fine mast twelve DAYS lOrty-fivc persons have
been murdered within a radius OF twenty
five miles Of Tres. The Apachos are from
san Carlos agency, and are armed with
Winchester rifles, and Use cartridges
STAMPED L. 5. The country Is tcrrorized,
business plralyzed, and the settlers are ilec-
ing from their ranches TO Tres. All the
available Mexican troops are being conceh-
trated to operate against the indians.
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R;c,monders at the Orkney.

ICorrcspJ Of te Kichmond DlspaIch'T
ORKNEY SPRINGS, VA, August 8, 1882.
The following is list OF RicbmonderS
guests at this place Mrs. Bishop White,
Miss Whittlc, Mrs. John :. Wise and fam
ilv, Mr.. ". p. Tyler, Mrs. McCancc, Mrs.
Hatcher, Rev. Or. Alexander W: Wcdde'l,
Mr.. :. \. Encsou, Miss Stella Hagan,
Misses Necson, Miss spot, Miss Low
Knox, Miss Matte Harris. Mr.. J.. i.
Thomas, Mr.. Moses Quarlcs, Mr.. a: X;
Yarbrough aud family, MIR. josiah Ryland
and wife, Miss Ryland, Mrs. Dr. WORKMAN,
MIR. CYRUS Bos,icuX and wife. ANON.
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A Crisis in the Coal Region.

CUMBERLAND. August 10.-The New Cen
trail Company to-day posted printed hand
bills at Homecoming and vicinity stating
that they wanted 800 miners at fifty cents
and would furnish board at fifty cents per
day. and advised strikers not to allow their
places to be filed 10y foreign labor. The car,
clllar stated that those first applying would
he permanently employed, and that any
one intimidating their employees VIII he
promptly prosecuted. The New Central
COMPANY this evening notified the sherlll
that they would shortly introduce foreign
labor. and wished to know what protection
would be Afforded. The county commis-
sioncrs will be consulted before final action
i taken. 1t is not unlikely that militia
will he called in service.
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Fatal Explosion I'm a Railroad Cut.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, y. u, August 11.-At
the West-Shorc railroad cutting n Corn
well, where large number OF southern ne
groes are employed. another accident oc-
CURED yesterday. A blast didnot explode,
and the men, thinking that they had the
hole cleaned out, were about to sink it
deeper, when the powder exploded, driy-
ing the drill through the head OF one man,
breaking another mans leg, and it is feared
destroying the sight OF another. Benjamin
Hooper was in the next cut, and the eXplO-
sion loosened piece Of rock weighing
about six tons, which fell directly on HIM,
crushing him into Jelly. Simpson McCu-
kelI had his leg broken in two places and
is not expected to live. and Joe Cascer will
probably lose his eyesight. There were
about twenty men in the cut where Hooper
was, and if they had not run to aid the
men where the explosion occurred they
would all have been crushed.
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Company &C" at the White.
A LETTER FROM ONE OF TIE BOYS DEsCRII
TIVE OF THEIR ENJOYMENT.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. !

WHITE SULPHUR SPEINGs,)
GREENBRIER COUNTY, w. VA,
August 9, 1882.
To the Ed,tor Of tie Dispatch:
Having few moments to spare thought
| would spend them in writing you let
ter, telling how the members Of Company
&C" Guard OF the Commonwealth pass
the time.
The company occupy the same camp
ground they campcd on in 1880, on the
road that leads to Dry Creek, and only a
short distance from the hotel. The boys
seem to enjoy camp lie hugely, and il is
not to be wondered # when they are visited
every day by the bellies Of the springs.
Yesterday they gave an entertainment in
camp that was attended by some OF the
most beautiful girls here, and on Thurs
day they will give a German. All OF our
bows dance, and some OF them beautifully.
Not infrcqucntly we are visited 10y gentle
men staying at the hotel who figured in the
late war. and all express their high appro-
val Of our camp arrangements.
Every train that arrives is crowded with
visitors, and new faces are TO be seen in
the ballroom every night. The dressing
surpasSes anything | have heretofore seen
ut the Springs.
Mrs. Roger 4. Pryor and daughter are
among the visitors from New York, and
are surrounded at all times by circle OF
friends.
A grand fancy ball will take place soon,
and is the topic of conversation among the
young people.
| noticed Rev. J. William Jones, Of your
city. on the lawn this morning. lie had
Just arrived.
| forgot to state that the camp is named
Camp Spot.wood, in honor Of Captain
SpotswOod. who when in command did so
much for the company. l.. VI.
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and western prime cutting. l2k9 l3c.; common,
s@10c.; English dairy. ises20c.; pineapple.
Rice: Carolina, 7IsGssc.
Fish: Hcrrmgs-North Carolina Goss. $500
1913 EASTERN s4GEss.2J. Nackercl-No. Ray.
half-barrcls, sl2: No. 2. In barrels slO.5OMsll
No. 3 mackercl, s7@s7.5o; No. 1, In kits $3.50 (.
lard: Prime. nsrreis and tierces. I4@I4Ic.:
in half-harrcIs, t4S@ 1876; tubs, 3@iSse.. for
Noiasses: Common syrup-IIogsheads, etc.
lierces, 25c.; barrels. 25c; genuine golden syrup,
oo@55c. y gallon; New Orleans, prime, ESQ zoe;
alum, from store, s5c. z sack.
Sugar: Crushed. loS@i osc.: powdered. lc4e2
4. 6IISir.: yellow 7sassc.: eut.llosf. iesc. y"
Soap Common, 5d7c.; best washing. 7f,asc.:
toilet. i59.20c. and fancy prices; country, 4l5c.
Teas: Black, 29@5Oe.' imperial, 2S@75e.
gunpowder 35c.dsl.
Hides. Leather. sc.
Hides: Green, 5,d6c.: wet saliei, 6s@7c.; dry
salted. lo1l 4c.; dry flint, i3@i5c.
Leather: Rough leather, 22@30c.; city finish
harness, 3Oep37c.; country finish harness, 25ea
yrc.: wax upper. 30@ fOc.. hcmlock sole, loo,
e5c.. oak sole. 3OmiOc.
Iron. Steel. Nails. &c.
IRON; American refined old Dominion bar,
7-lOc e n. for standard sizes la large lots 70
dealers. Be. In small lots; English aud American
sheet; 4eto'sc. swcees, hammered. 4s@ Sc; hoop,
Nails; Old Dominion, $3.50 for standard size.
for, 200 kegs.
r N.
Ro sc: Manila, best, 15c.; jute, 7l@sc.
lumber, Slaves, SC.
Lumber, The market is well stocked and lille
demand. White OAK. cut 10 order, &l76s22 a
LOCO; on market. slo@ tl5 q LOCO; Western
ginia white pine, $3.50 s35 q 900; yellow pine
Rough boards, $50 80 dry clear. sl4@sf0.5o
i2i',, S10%sl5' according TO sizes aud lengths.
s6aSs z 1000; saps, s5@s6. Laths-Split, 81
Ndr,s. Whiskey-barrel timber. grCeu. $50
500 e 1000; seasoned 5000 25 & Loco. Flour
barrel timber. sietS7 n l,OOO. Machine slaves.
ss.5C@s9: tarncd heading. Sc. Z, set, FlOur-bar.
rel poles, sias0. fiog,head-h0ops, zoe. h bundle
Liquors. Wines, sc.
ne: scotch, beat brands, pints SEA 1925 q
Bra5s ties: Domestic. sI.1ias2: fruit coca
sl.25: apple, new. Sl.SJ0 -; old, :2.25Mr3
Virginia peach, $500 49,
Rye u Atskegs. Medium, Sl.50@s2; pure old,
s3tts1 lr2inia mountain, new, Fl.7JtG ~; old.
SPA 80 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic, sl.lOGse; imported, IS Y
case.
Neic England R,on: sl.50a sIG5.
Rfcttfed WhfSkcVS. Sill larl.iO.
Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, 37sn si.l0 ? 100 feet.
P0cdr; 1923 Toy the live kcgs-less than hyc
kegs $500; blasting $4,000 s5.G5.
shot: Northern. 81 ~ a bag Of 20 rbs
GrfndstOneS. ia.w %. 4 %.
Ciorer: s50s5.JO.
Tim0tbV: S3.25@s350
orchard grass: Sl.50nsl.75.
German WiHei Seei: s2.75as3.
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Indians Preparing for War i'm Arizona

SAN Francisco, August 1.-THE Tucson
(Arizona) Star publishes an interview with
judge wood, who has Just arrived from
san Pedro Valley, and brings news that
the noted Indian chief Eskiminizcin Is
making preparations for war. He has as
sembled forty or fifty warriors and rene
gades from San Carlos, all heavily armed,
and who are acting in threatening man
ner. The settlers are greatly alarmed, but
have guarded against surprise. Eskimlnl-
zein has for several wears been at peace
with the whites, but was at one time one OF
the most intractable Indians in the country.
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Republican Convention I'm South
Carolina.

NEW YORK, August IA Columbia
IS C.A special says that the call for state
Convention to meet on the 18th OF septcm-
Der in that city has been issued by the Re-
publican state Executive Committee, which
met there yesterday. The Convention IS
10 determine whether to nominate full
state ticket or to pledge the support OF the
Republican party to the nominees OF the
Grcenback Convention, which Is called 10
meet on September 9TH.
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ADefaulting Notary.

MONTREAL, August Ill. :. Hunter
notary has become a dcfauter in 100000.
He was appointed six years ago to manage,
Tho estate 81 tbe late Charles Phillips, and
from appearances he has been dong so to
his own advantage. 1t is feared that he
has distracted large sums entrusted TO him
Ly others. 1t is also feared that no part OF
tie amount embezzled can be recovered, As
I'm , has no property in his OWE name.
The delinquent held high social and pro-
feasi0nal position here.
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The RawIey Hall.

In sending his report Of the fancy oali 1T
the Rawley Springs, published Yesterday
our correspondent omitted to mail the last
page Of his letter, as follows;
Miss Ford, Kentucky. white nun 'c"-
ing. Elizabcthan style, with pearls:
Mrs. John Lottier, Riehmond' hS"'-'0''
ored silk, lace and pearls. roso-
Miss Constance Caben, hichiioho' 'o
colored silk, lace and ornaments.
Mise. Lisle Thurman, IIarrlsonbul g
and Miss Randolph, charlottesville, Na''
cnIored silks. appropriate decorations.
Al the invitation Of Mr. Lee, the man,
.,er an abundant supper was enjoyed ny
tie tie guests T after which the german n
was danced until the wee hours, when the IN,
cav and handsome bellies and beaux slow y
retired. TO dream OF the bright scene aoO
the festive Rawley. "''N''
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State Normal Institute.

PETERSBURG, Va. August ll.-Ihe en-
crciSes OF the State Normal Institute, in
session in this city, were OF a very inter
csting character to-day, and were attended
Ly the CITY school Board and a number OF
visitors. This afternoon Rev. +. {. Oar
can. pastor Of the First Baptist church,
delivered a lecture before the Institute on
the subject Of the "Importance and Dig
nitv Of the Teachers Calling" Governor
Cameron has accepted an invitation to adj
dress the Institute on Monday. Tenor
row the Institute will be addressed by Pro-
fessor Slarum. of Wayland Seminary,
Washington.
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A big swim.

II is reported that Professor Odlum, OF
Washington, employed as swimming-teach-
or at the Hygcia Hotel, at Old Point, swan
across the Roads to Ocean View, i've miles
distant. Thursday, on wager CT 500,
making the distance in two hours and
thirty minutes. This Is a difficult story ioi
any one to swallow who understands the
running of the tides between Ola fointi
The Rip Raps, and Ocean View.
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The Summer Jaunt

Isa delight il all goes right, and you don't
happen to wake in the middle OF the night
with frightful cramp and collie, the result
81 oyer-indulgence in something unwhole-
some. No summer iaunt should be UNDER
taken without bottle or two OF PERRY
D,yIs's PAIN-KHLER. Bad water, unripe
iruit. maIarious atmosphere, and other UNI
toward cause, may produce sudden cmer.
cencies which call for the instant use OF
this invaluable remedy. Especially When
YOU take the children TO the country DOM
be without il.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO TIE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

How the YeIIow.Fever Appropriation Shall
be Expended-Ameriean Bar Association
Fatal Explosion OF Powder-works-The
YeIIow-Fever on the Mexican Border-Fa-
tai Effects or an Unexpected Blau-Fail.
ures During the Past Week-Fearrui De-
prcdntions by the Apache Indians in So
norn-Canadian Railroad Property Seized
for Debt-Henvy Defnlcation In Montreal
Trouble Apprebended in Tripoli-Outrnges,
Murders, and Evictions In Ircland-The
Situation OF Affairs In Egypt, &c.
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THE CONFERENCE
Outrages and Evictions in ireland.

LONDON, August 1l.-According to OIL
cia returns 23l oulragcs, including two
murders, occurred in Ireland during the
month OF July, against 2S3 outrageS, with
five murders, in June. The total number
OF cyictions during July was 32l families,
representing 1,G19 persons. OF the fani-
lies cyicted half were reinstated as tenants
or carc-takcrs. The number OF families
eyictcd in June was 80, representing 1860
nnrsnnS
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Shifts for Damages.

WHEELING, WEST Va, August IL es.
to-day snits were brought in the Circuit
Conrt against the Wheeling, Parkersburg
and Cincinnati Transportation Company,
a a,nors % tbe luckIe,s steamer SciotO, by
the administrators OF the estates OF six per-
sons, each plaintiff asking LOT sly tS nm
ages. These cases al ar and O Tomas s' ''
sion between the scioto anu Loii''S'
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RICHMOND MARKETS..
FRIDAY, August 1I1ss2.
Country Produce.


ApylfS: GgcoE-from : loo 10 $3.50 Il barrel
B,tStcdr: % ,b2ic. e 20.
Butter: Prime 10 choice yellow, 20b44 1c.; 20
10 good, 1870 lGr: fresh yellow hut'orsoll rc', y
corn WeGt: sl.O5 per 6G.hel for country sLl1
for city mill.
IIack Pens: SIPS. and q u.
D,lfd Ffuit. Nominal.
Lire Foicis: Hens. go; chicken. Ij@22c
Ems: HOB ia crL;e~
FtTfiers: PriWr livc-"oO. %. iJc.: coEl'"pA -J''
Florsted: sl.lO@sl.l5 d husnd
inn: virginia timothy. 0Jc. II clover
mixed guM s5c.: clover, 600 rec.
P Pot5,o, go'i irl s5.25os2.5o > barrel
Roois: Gin-cng, SID @sl.Gj q II. Seneca 'Tce
of tops 4OM5oc. & n.
pe1cies: 7jc.mSl.5O Z. bushels Z common to
choice Market bare and demand good; no trouble
" sell choice fruit
Rue: s5M see. y busnel
Sumac: Prime Tie.
Shucks. 75@ soc.
BaleG Sidtr: 3p@i0c.
J Wooq washed SIC: nnwa,aei, 2sc. rpr.y
wool win bring from - Sc. g 8. less than above
rl''' Cement. Lime. Plaster. sc.
cemeet: Rosen,ale, s1.50msl60 2 barrel;
LimS. Agricultural 81 Zoe. e busLei; lsocs-
land, sI.20@sl30, according to quanuly' N"fF
mp P,GsteF: Lump, si75; ground, So ealci"ed
plaster. Sl.00ms2.
/ Tar: Large Size. II.
Dfy GOOds'
/ p,{uts. Nor,imack. &C.: Mcu'mack Stirling,
51c.; Richmond &C.; -onth biidgc' ~ , ,,,,
/ Gtc.; Sprague. &c.. >prague >liiriine, 3~c.; DIM
mr.. 6iir: Allen. 5'5c. Manchcs .er. Dtc N AL
neton. & g.: Mallory PINK Glc; Mallory P'sr'e.
G<c: simpson Mourning, = g.; simpson ri'3i1t. =,
SIMPSON Black. Gzc.; Harmony, 1c'i "''I'h"
so Dn;ia ofit Slf,tings ami Sbeetings: - Sc
c,ipttv.5c ~ Jack fiorner, 5kc.; - EDWARD
Harris. 6 &C.: Al fairmonl' tT;, a. a. .'l'Ii =
o.7ir,: IL Gladiator. &C.: "a bars',' r9' - :
Farewell &C.: ~ Wsurc-an' llc'i lC-4 hNH""-
nos t.ttol,s. Nanche lcr 3 A., 54c.: Man
cho.tcr 4 \. A.. &C.: tockbfdgc III y: ~
&c: James River = .. O.' Otc'i @"Me' "''e'
/ 7Lr James x .ycr ID. d.. f-.c'
Drugs, DyestuGs, Oiis, Ae.
4 di,SS5f3lt I::o.75 = gallon. ,.
ConcentrGted Lye: s3@:i 2 ease OF Ioor dozen
GcS9eeiiiaeGi: 65c. r II.
Ftirdet II L0giroOd: l6c.
Indigo. 9Oc.gsl.
1fise Lin. seed 5sa6Ic machine: si@si775
sperm : 80 whale, zoe strait ! 10 =; y
Giador-cod Oh: 900 Gee; lard :. gail"n
Virginia Ebricatin2' SOC oOe'i AeiOT''' ~
cash. z gallon.
S SefS Hs.a XXX 2c.. Ia kegs English soda Sc.
American, 3amfc. ,e.,o.
SPIRITS TErpsnfiae: isW3Vc'
Foreign Fruits and Candy.
Candg: l2kNl9c. e n.
LsmOS.s: s7.5O@sS.50 e box.
Oranges: .G.50Gs7.5O e box
Groceries. &c.
Raeon: Clcar-rib sida-s. lisa lt'c,; 1honldier'
,t%TIIlc: ireinia shoulders, To- sitTihlH hth
Ind "a Virginia hams, large, l5g 10 &C. small
rg"aisc': sugar.curtd. l5@l5He;; plan iilln'
~ Ia - : canyased mans. 1890 &c, bula sue,
ist@iic; bulk shoulders lo@SsIie' e'"'
Buckets. Painted two hoops, sl.oo@fi'fo
three hoops, Sl.75@s2. - .,.,o,o
RrOOnts. Two strings, sl.oU; lhfec nulns
;, 4 Da0s, "a. four strings. f2.25@s3.
= CoS,e: rio Common. gal Ialr' lVZt,i nc
good IN prime, lsa IKE; i.Aguayra' iiHize
Hp'mfiss- tdsgn r-'sic c. n ''tf, 80 . g.. g,
lI5L@l6c.g D.; half-bc aes, llae.i .iho~, 14s'
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LONDON, August lin the House OF
Commons this evening Mr.. Gladstone
stated that the House will adjourn next
Friday until the 9th or 2Cth Of October.
Nothing, he said, except rules Of pro-
ccdure will be taken up at the autumn
session, except in the event Of IN emcr-
gcncy.
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.,.-n,,s..,. of Affairs I'm Tripoli.

PARIS. Auoust lI.-Tbe lia'as Agency
publishes , H a isti@r. which states that the
condition q Tripoli i alorr''d' who ba.
ropeans. Fl Hadi Mohai GanS,,on %hv T'
returned to Tripoli from SonS '",tiino aS
announces that the Porte, mre, , an army ~
fairs in Egypt, intends to s T"nis u" The na a.
drive the French out OF M" III. ,,a,,"
tiyes tala OF lnassacring The Uhfis'iills'
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John Bradley and his sister, Of Fall n iiiyer'
~ were drowned ut stone briugc,
T;vcifon. II. l., Thursday. TWO younger
children were rescued.
Alexander Boyle, while stealing .., I po
ON a freight train at Wililalas , p'nd lied
Thursday, had both legs Gu. Oh "''" WV
soon afterwards.
Last YER Great Britain made ,n mea.G
2. roo. 900 tons Of puddled iron ana ''"''O' '
ed 1900 tons besides.
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CouyrcsstouaI Nomination.

RALEIGH, \. C., August ll.-William Ro-
bins was nominated by the Democratic
Convention OF the Seventh district for
Congress to-day at Yadkinylle.
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tr,rvisounent of Socialists.

Berlin, August 10.-Bebcl Licbknicht
and Hozcnclcuer, Socialists, have been
condemned by the Lcipsic court to two
months imprisonment for excessive abuse
and insult to the Federal Council. Leib-
knicht and IEOzencleuer are members OF
the German Reich-ta@.
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r.,.rpowder Explosion.

SAN FRANCISCO, August ll.m -,tni,;n nn' 81
powder-works at Vallejo, To Iad ~ da m'
teen tons Of powder, eXploaeuS ,v so,uas'
killing two men and dangerous! "ouho'
ing a third