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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-12-09
munificently bequeathed to the Gar.

munificently bequeathed to the Gar
deners'coisse 6assistonce.
wonder more attention is not paid
to this beautiful gift to the public. 1t
is impossible to Overratc its interest
and instructiveness in connection
with the contents of the gardens,
plant-houses, and museums of Kew.
many of the views here brought to-
gether represent wildly and truth
fully scenes of astonishing attractive
ness and objects that are amongst
the wonders of the vegetable kingdom,
but are fast disappearing before the
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every English line boosted at least
one tunnel, and it cut them to the
quick to think that the Belgian
pioneer railway was without such an
establishment. .'Wc will make one, >"
said they, and 10! they set to work
and built the one Mt Brainc lie Comte.
And when it was finished they placed
layer of earth on the cop and u
round it to hide the brickwork!
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Kisses are better enjoyed after
dark because they taste better than
they look. IN = e z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-14
MARINE INTELL1GENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH Is, 1897
ARRIVED.

steamer Old Dominion Walker, New Yorx.
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Alien 4 &c.
Steamer Ashland. - rhiladeIphia, mrchas-
disc and passengers, }. ". Mccarrick, agent
ton Roads, light to load for South America, Cur
It's X Parker.
schooner Milford. Looks, Rockland, timc. X.
s s'i William Cobb, pcnrick. For, Monroe.
light Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
schooner John ii. Rapp Gale, Norfolk, Hight
schooner i. Merwin, Brown, Norfolk, light, Cor
SAILED SUNDAY
steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York, merch,As
disc and passengers. q. W. Allen 90.
moTcS i aud nd I passenger, j. w. Mccardca.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
steamer Ariel. Clifford. Norfolk, United States
mail merchandise, and passengers, l.. v. N,um,
Superintendent.
schooner Annie T.. Reynolds, benson, Jane.
river, light.
schooner IIc.tcr Aan, -, Norfolk, merchan-
disc, Currie Co.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YoEK.-Arriycd nth: Schosncrs Ana
Eliza, Pendicton. Virginia, for Providence; Danief
Marcy, McFidden. virginia. for Falrhsyen; son-
Hight, tolcy, Richmond, for Boston; James Sst-
tcrtbwalte, Lynch. Richmond, for tlizabefhpouT
Moonlight, Cranner, Richmond, for tIiEa~th-
Sandy Hook, Green; sarah Quinn. Darby George
MOultnn, Jr tanderkin: Matte Ranger, Harry
Caroline Young, Young: Douglas Haynes Bci,-
nc;t X. Mason, Blank: Annie V. Bergen, Cham
bers; Mary Weaver, Blank; VI. =: Tibbetts, Nc
Keen: Henry Parker. Collins; &. VI. Kirk, bayl,s.
X. III. Pitts Cavalier; II. II. Grant, sutphin: E.h
Hooper, mgersoll, l.. T. Coitinghaln, smiih-ah
from Virginia.
Arrived 18th schooners John X. shaw, Curtis;
\. 4. Newell, Norton; }. :. Eeachman Wills;
Lucy Graham, smith, from Richmond Alto.
schooners Henry :. Williams, Wilson; Wiiiiam
McGee PearsalI. Clara. lngersoll; illiam ",
Wilson, Bray; f.. G.. Knight, Jr., Loveland; ". ID.
Cranmer, Matthews; T. W. II. White, snith-au
from Virginia.
Passed through Hell Gate, 18th: schooner Mary
f.. Morse, Baker, Richmond, Tor Portsmcaus
n. II.
RIO GRASpE DO SUI.--Arriyed February Sd:
Brig Violet Br.) and Schooner Juiicta tBr); boat.
from Richmond.
NrwPoRT.-Arriyed 9th Instant: schooner
Freddie ". Walter, Harding, Portland, hi'A' fs~
Richmond. -
BALTIMORF.-Cl Cleared lin schooner wflIisDs
II. Kennel, Soper Tor Richmond.
MESSAGE FROM TUE SEA-
FORTRESS MONROE, March l2--in box pickles
ID on The beach here to-day the following mt--is,
was found: Whoever picks dis ulr report tiaa
the schooner Flcetwing Is In a terrible copdst1Ds
and about To- be wrecked on Cape Charles No
hope for soul on board" No date Is gwen
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
To THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS

wa sb,naton News and Gossip-Letiers OF Ex.
senator Conki,ng md senator Edmunds
Declining the Associate Justiccship-Labor
Riots m Omaha; A Rioter kiIied-Ihe
Overlooked Mississippi Delta 10 be Explored
BY 1T. Louis Newspaper. Men-Lynch Law
in Oregon Results In the Death or n Deputy
ShcriT-A Woman Assaulted and Has Tier
Throat Cut Near Charlotte. y. C.-foiiector
Ri,es, of LynchburR, VA, Captures an lie
Iicit Mountain whiskey Mili-Confested-
Election Case. Before Congressional Sub
COMMUNICATIONS thousand Barrels OF
Whisky Burned In ~. Louis-fatai vest
ern Railway Accidcnt-B Burning OF Wis
cousin Cotton Mia Pennsylvania Roll
ing Mill Burnt SMALLPOX Epidemic la
PENNSYLVANIA Town-Thc Mississippi at
New Orlenns-Reported Break or False
River Dyke-An Alleged Tennessee Noun.
tain Desperate Sho, by Ruflans-The River
ut yicksburg; Two Men Drowned-irish
Affairs; Farmers Claiming the Benefit OF
the Land Act; Shoctings, &c.-Wages OF
English Cotton-CIoth Makers Reduced,
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. neuutv sheriff shot md Killed.

JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, March l3.-sat-
urdav night ten or twelve masked men
rode into Linkville. where III. {. Laws,
charged with murder. was in the custody
Of Sheriff j. f. Lewis and Justice Wright
awaiting examination. The officers were
in Greenman's Hotel with the prisoner
when the lynchers entered the hotel, and
were ordered to halt. They refused. and
Denuty.SheriG Lewis fired his revolver,
slightly wounding one OF the party. Inc
lynchers returned the hre, killing the
deputy sheriff and wounding Justice
Wright. They then left without taking
Laws. Intense excitement prevails.
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brutal Attempt at Murder In North
Carolina.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., March l3;-lesterday
4 most cowardly and brutal attempt at
murder was made few miles from this
niace Miss salle NJ. Moore started to
Church about II A. NJ, and was followed
Inv a negro boy named Ben Withers, aged
only about fifteen. A short distance from
the house the boy struck the woman over
The head with a large stick, which felled
her TO the ground. He subsequently, cut
her throat. and left her for dead. Pursuit
was made almost Immediately, and the
negro was arrested and placed in Jail. No
cause has been assigned for the deed. The
woman was alive this morning, and may
possibly recover.
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Labor Riots az Omaha.
, nroTrR KILLED BY THE SOLDIERS.

4 R1OIkK hll.IkD III lhh 0'''"i'i'-'
OMAHA, NEB., March l3.-The militia
now i'm this city to protect the non-strlking
laborers were annoyed last evening
bv the gathering OF men and boys, who
threw brickbats at the officers, hitting sew
eral OF them. A squad OF soldiers finally
charged on the crowd to drive it back from
the militia quarters, and several OF the as
sailants were severely wounded by bayo-
nets. One OF the wounded, named g..
Armstrong, formerly a machinist, who was
wounded in the breast and taken TO the
d-house, and who was supposed to he
only slightly hurt, has died from his
wound. He had been slightly under The
influence Of liquor, and was abusing the
soldiers. When sober he was inoilcnsiye.
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A Fearful Accident 10 q Well-Known
Merchant Of Norfolk.
IcuecInl telegram 10 the Dispatch.

lSnccini Telegram 70 the Dispotch.l
NORFOLK, Va, March 13.-)ames VI.
Butt, a leading merchant OF this city, pro-
prietor Of the millsupply and hardware
store corner Of Market Square and Eliza
beth street, while engaged this morning on
the fourth story Of the building, fell through
the elevator latchway to the lower floor
and was terribly injured. His head struck
the iron framing Of the elevator, causing an
extensive fracture Of the upper and rear
portion Of the skull, through which brains
protruded. lie was picked UP uncon-
scious and several physicians immediately
summoned. lie IL still living, but death Is
momentarily expected.
Andrew Hill, white Observation-Disclosures
OF Portsmouth, who, while laboring under
the hallucination that he was poisoned, cut
his throat with a razor, died this morning.
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Newspapcr-Mcn Exploring Flooded
Mississippi Regions.

ST. LOUIS, March 13.-The GIObe-DemO-
craf. OF this city, sent out from Cairo, ILL.,,
about daylight this morning n small, light
draught steamer, fully manned and
equipped, on news expedition through the
entire flooded districts OF the lower Missls-
sippi river. The occupants OF the steamer,
besides the crew, includes several expert
enced reporters, two Of whom are old
telegraph operators. They will explore
the flooded region.
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Baltimore Conference OF the Metho'
dist Episcopal Church South.
ELECTION OF DELEGATEs

Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, March 13.-Thc
election Of delegates to the General Con-
ference resulted as follows: Lay Dele
gates J. Il. Wilson, Il. Il. Prcttyman,
L. J. Magruder, j. p. Rouck, j. ii. p.
Figgatt, and J. G. Cox. Lay alternatcs :
W. w. Ballard, j. Il. Bond, p. llamil, and
Il. Mccoy.
Clerical Dclegatcs-First ballot (at
11:3O)-A. W. Wilson, X. Smithson, :.
Rodgers. and J. $. Martin; second ballot
lat l:IO i. M.)-no election; third ballot
J. s. Gardner elected; fourth ballot-no
election; fifth ballot (at =. NV. p.
Harrison elected, and J. G. Dice. p. p.
Whisner, w. ii. ID. Harper, and T. f. Car
son, altcrnatcs.
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An Alleged Desperate Shot by Foot
pads I'm Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, March 13.-A Special from
McMinnville says that J. NJ. Davis, the
celebrated raider OF the Moonshiners, was
waylaid and killed this afternoon about
three miles from McMinnville. Thomas
Vickers, who was with Davis, says there
were twenty men in the gang that did the
shooting.
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Frightful ana Destructive Earth
quake.

PANAMA, March l3.-Advices from Costa
Rica state that the towns OF Alaguela, san
Ramon. Grecia, and Herdia have been de-
stroyed by an earthquake. In Alague'a
alone several thousand lives were lost, and
those alive are homeless.
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Lynchburg Items.

ISpecial telegram % The DIspatcbI
LYNcBDURG, Va, March l3.-George I.
Jones, the brakeman who was so badly
crushed OH the Virginia Midland road
several days since, died OF his injuries
yesterday.
Mr.. james j. Malone, 4 prominent mer-
chant, was stricken with paralysis last
evening.
Samuel Moore (white) died suddenly last
night at his residence in this city.
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Y..,u.,,ou I'm English weavers' Wages

LANCASTER. March l3.-The operatives.
in the combing, spinning, drawing, and
viewers, rooms OF the worsted depart
ment OF the Central Pacific Mills have been
notified that after March 9th there VIII
he n reduction in their wages averaging, IL
l. understood, between five and ten per
cent. The operatives affected express grea.
dissatisfaction. There are ruinors liiat
";milar action will be taken by the other
mills. but no official notice has yet been
piycn,
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~ nFTffa ~ 4
DROWNED.
Interruption TO Travel by The Over.
flowing Mississippi.

MEMPHIS. March l3.-The breaks on the
Mississippi and Tennessee, Louisville and
Nashville, and Memphis and Charleston
railroads have not been repaired. and pas
sengers on I'LL three routes hayeto be trans
ferrcd. All the lines expect TO be running
through trains without interruption by
Wednesday ut the latest.
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REPORTED BREAK OF FALsE-RIyER DYKE.
New ORLEANS, March 13.-The river is
nine inches below the high water OF 1874.
Adyices from above confirm the report
OF break Of the False-riyer dyke Satur-
day night. Some damage to plantations in
West Baton Rouge may result.
THE RIVER AT yICKsBURG-Tw0 MEN
DROWNED.
NEW ORLEANS, March 13.-The river at
Vicksburg yesterday rose eight inches, n
flood OF water from lazOo Valley having
reached that point. Arrangements are be-
inc made by commissioners for the dis
tribution OF 100000 Government ratiOns.
The floods along the Chicago, ST. Louis
and New Orleans railroad have subsidized.
The damage has been repaired, and trains
will run rs usual from and after to-mor-
row.
Lucien Berthauy and John Wiley were
drowned yesterday by the upsetting OF 4
skif. They were residents Of this city.
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Affairs I'm Ireland.

LONDON, March 13.-The Dduy Ne.eS.
snecial correspondent at Killarney says he
Lppt;oyas that matters are rapidly meEdng
in Ireland. Numbers Of tenants, he says,
are coming forward to claim the ad'an'
tages OF the land act. ,,.
| farmer named Connell and his wife
,,ore sbot in their legs at Feacle, County
clare. Saturday, and 1t Is expected ,ne y
will die. This ease u exactly a,ln,iai ~
,sa Shooting OF farmer Meroney fortnight
ago, when an armed party attacked ,la a M
ho,Ise and snot him through the iegs anu
stabbed one OF his sons ana shot another
SON.
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. r.,., westcrn Railroad Accident,

BuEyA VISTA, Col, March 13.-The
Denver and Rio Grande Alpine accommo-
dation train jumped the track Saturday
nioht near Hastings. One coach went
down an embankment. while the engine
and tender went through the bridge. A
passenger named Joe Ri l,ls and ni brake
man named Ford were killed. Two other
mem and two ladies were slightly injured.
The bridge and coach were totally wrecked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-14
An Alcoholic Blaze I'm 1T. Louis Loss,
RIo5.OOO.

ST. LOUIS, March l3.-The 81. Louis Dis
ulling Company's building was destroyed
by fire at | O'Clock this morning. one
thousand barrels Of whiskey were con-
sumed. The loss on the building il go, 900 I;
on the stock, about 100000. Almost fuily
insured.
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Destruction of Pennsylvania Roll
iug-MitI.

THREE HUNDRED MEN OUT or EMPLOYMENT.
NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA, March l3.-Ihe
Duncannon Iron Company rolling-mlll at
Duncannon, Perry county, was burned
sunday night. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$4,000. Three hundred men are thrown
out OF employment.
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sm.,,.pox Endemic I'm Pennsylvania.

SouTH BETHLEHEM, Pa, March I3.-The
smal,-noy IA endemic here, there being
"nwards Of fifty eases. Nearly all have
h Ip~' renor,ed since saturday. Tie schools
have been closed. Tar is being burned In
di,fsrent norts Of tie town, and strong
efforts are heing made to prevent the con-
tagion from spreading. Inc l''anoy pre-
y:i,s In IT. worst fern.
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burning Of a Wisconsin Cofton-Miii
Tive Hundred Men Thrown Ont OF
Employment.

EVANSVILLE, WIS. March 13.-The
weaying-room OF the Janesyilc cott0n-fac-
tory wa. burned early this morning. Loss,
$50 900; insurance, $1,000. There were
300 looms in use. and 500 employees are
thrown out OF work.
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l am, sir, very faithfully yours,
GpoRGT + EDNUNDe
The President.
Seizure OF Property Belonging to
Illicit Whiskey.MAkern.

WAsHINGToN, March I3.-C0llector
Rives, ut Lynchburg, Va, 'elegraphs to
Commissioner Raum as follows :" Deputies
Goodel and Painter made raid on Straight
Mountain and seized large whiskey dis
tilIery, sixty gallons Of singlings, three
head Of cattle, and seven head Of hcgs."
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March Is, 1887.
OFFERINGS.
WHFAr-Red, 1913 bushels.
CORN.-White, 500 bushels. ,,.,.
OArs.-2s6 bushels Ke-exhibited, Ia D"-h''7
BLkCK PEAs.-34 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
CoRS.-White 22e bushels prime at Sic
COrrOS-Tone strong. Quotations: Madiht
llSr.: low middling, llAc.; good ordl'iH!
iOiSc.; ordinary 9Ge,.c.
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GnocERlEs. rIaUORS. &c.

CANNED GOODS.
400 eases DEMONS STANDARD fEAthLSr
100 cl-cs Pr PEACHES,
100 ,isrs EARLI JUNE Pms,
Io,t.es CALIFORNIA APRitoIS,
10 Uses BARTI - PEARS;
10 cases ASSORTED PiE FRtlir'
25 eases LIMA BEANS,
H. eases STRAW BERRIES,
40 cases DANlS'S CORN,
100 cases TOMATOES.
u eases PINE iPPlts,
~ cases ASPARAGUS,
10 cases CLANS.
roo eases OYSTERS,
80 cases SALMON,
80 ca4cs LOi.oILRS,
so cltcs CANNED BEEF, ,,.,.,,,,,...
10 cases one and two-pound PRtshENtS.
100 pals PRESERVES assorted kinus;
Al these goods are guaranteed Ia be OF TIE Del
VT ,Sh - colin rSr M 2oDDIN TRIBBETr-
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

Nrw YoRK. March l3.-N0On.-st0cks ar'y
active and lower Money & per cent. EXCHANGE
Long, 4s5s: short, iS9. state BOMBS Gun anu Il
fraction higher. Governments 9hehasas sar,n,cc,e
Epen(ag.- Exchange, 4S0s. government
unchanged, except 5's which are higherj new
So. lO2s: new 4g's, 49,, new 4., lts; Won't,
4is(G3h per cent. Stites wlthoW Ita'ui" 49, :
a nlnsnl irrcYnlAr.
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AFTER BEING TREATED by physicians i Oh:
long while in vain for severe $1,000 p ~
ease. cured myself with ;; :. .. - ~;
Ratcliff, Richmond, Va. Price, - anu
81. rs per bottle.
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Flour-we quote: Fine s3.50@si; extra. 500
0s6 rs superiine, r5.5O@H6; common super %
i4.5OGs5: common family, s7@s7.2o' ch'''e
family, SSMt9.
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casc. calves, sesc. nos--Marle. fair ct sss

NEW YORK COFION FtfUHE~
xv,v youR March I3.--COtton-Se, rccelpts,
ia bales: gross, s22 bales. Futsres ct,ses
steady: sales, 100000 lsles; March, x,5EG
Si2.45: June, sI2.64ail2.g5: July. Slx3a
Msi2.sa Nnsu@i s12 97a,l2.0s septr@ssf,
Sl255mSI2.57; October, 1.yO@ sIl.sS; NJ
semler, sit.70@t1l.72: December, siI'S@
SI;.7,: January, II .s6e6sf l.s6.
The Posrs cotton-rnsrket eport says: Ias0e
deliveries In good demand. riucsus'Hsr .r.s..
taI advanced s-i0G 10 il-iUo. hut az 7.
were only slightly higher than last saturday. ~
and the market was again slightly lower
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r ARGE BUFFALO TONGUES,
Top1's siIOILDFRs and BREAST BACON.
HARD CRABS and LOBSTERs,
Imported), ,, 10.
imported aud 3s3 per cent; cneaLgt..
for sale by 49,. cun,rr
my, s26 MaIn strict
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.


SAiBs-FInsr B0ARn.-lO shares CHESAPEAKE
and ohio at 20s; shares Norfolk and Western
preferred at 46&, 10 do. at 46s, 10 do at 46S; 70
shares Petersburg Railroad at 20, 90 do. st 20 10
do at 2s, 10 do. at 2s. 10 do. at 27's; 20 shares
Richmond aud Danville AZ l00, do. at 1o5.
saLEs-sEcoSp BoARD.-30 shares Petersburg
Railroad at 2s: 5000 Petersburg Railroad bonds,
m - a
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THE ATTACK ON MIR. BAYARD
~, sne Methodist Conference M VII
vuingson, Delaware The Lively
kceuc that Resulted.

The I.ocaI-Ortion Letter that Called Forth
,he Attack Mr. Bayard Denies the Charge
The Methcdists Say the Conference IL Not
pe.pensibie for DIR. Babcock's Remarks,
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The Associate Justiceship.
DECLARATIONS OF MEssRs. CoNKLING AND Ed
MUNDS.

DECIINATfONS OF MESSRS. CoNhLlNu AND I'D
MUNDS.
WASHINGTON, March 13.-The following
letters were made public to-day:
"No. 30 Nassau street, Neio York, March
2. lsS2.-Mr. observation-disclosures pre-
vented the prompt acknowledgment OF
your two esteemed letters which were
found here awaiting my return from Utica.
The high and unexpected honor you prof.
fer by selecting me rs Associate Justice OF
the Supreme Court OF the United States Is
greatly valued. 1t win ever be n matter OF
pride and satisfaction that you and the
Senate deemed me fit for so grave and eX-
allied trust. but for reasons which you
would not fail 10 appreciate i am con-
strained to decline. Although urgent de-
mands on my time Just now prevent my
accepting your cordial invitation to pass O
few DAYS with you in Washington, let me
hold this as a pleasure deferred but not lost
| have the honor TO he sincerely
Your obedient servant,
Roscoe CONKLING.
His Erceilency, the President.
Senate Chamber, Washington, March @
| lss2.-Mr. President,-I have received
through the Secretary Of State your yer,
flattering offer OF the appointment OF Asso
ciate Justice Of the Supreme Court.
thank you sincerely for this higby-yalueC
proof OF your good opinion, but feel, 10
reasons that | have expressed TO Mr.. Ere
linghuysen, that ought not to occupy 1t
| shall cherish this mark OF your kindnes
and good opinion, though | did not nee'
this proof Of it, as one OF the most plea
SAINT OF my life.
am, sir, very faithfully yours,
GEORGE 4. EDNuNDs.
The President.
14ll Massachusetts, Avenue, March II
1882. Mr.. President, Il am deeply touchc
at the manifest consideration you hay
shown me in connection with the associat
judgcship, but further reflection has NJ
enabled me to change the views express
ed TO Mr.. Frelinghuysen. With the sii
cere hope that you have experienced n
embarrassment from the delay your kim
n S.ts
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r,,r y,con OF YOUTH for the aged anfiadr"
IN Hor BirrEEs.
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ROASTED COFFEE.
T EVENINGS ROASTED COFFEE
HIGHEST AWARD ATLANTA EXposrrios
1881.
TO THE RESIDENTS OF RICHMOND AID VIZ
GINIA GENERALLY
Approaching the growing want and demand lot
ROASTED COFFEE,
We have recently added to our
COFFEE IMPORTING AND J0BBlNG BUs<.
THAT OF 4
ROASTING DEP AR1MENT.

our many years experience In the handling al
coffee and the large stocks we now carry, gfSe NJ
uSusuAL facilities for securing the MOST prSssa-
DIE conees for RoASriSG.
In this age OF aduilcration, II l. ali-importAns
tnat in All ARTICLES or FOOD We secure tn"'e
zee from all delcterious manipulation. Thee
goods OF ours WE guarantee ABSOLUTELY
PURE, the coffee being well selected and roasteS
by the most approved machinery-not giand o.
POLISHED In any way.
The present HIGH STANDING OF OUR HotSt
throughout the country, attained osLl after MANI
YEARS of ACTIVE aud HONORABLE BUSINESS
EXPERIENCE, is your guarantee that you can
RELY upon OUR GOODS being AZ RErREsKSIIu-
Ey permission, We append certificate troia
number Of your fc,ow-townsmcB which speaks tof
r-elf r.. LEyERING & CO.
Baltimore, Nd.
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The undersigned take great pleasure In te-tifr,,v
tn the high character Of Mcssrs. T.. LKyERiS. n
co of Balfimore ANY statement they may make
m regard To- their goods may DC implicitly T,fies
uuon. Wherever they are known this as-urtueN
viii DC aitOgG tl!cr unnecessary. -
SPOTS & GIBSON,
DAVENPORT 4 MORRIS,
II. X. ILLlSON,
GATES, BROWN GATES.
j. r. EILIsON.
nh GORDON. STAPLES co
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CUBA MOLASsEs.

oDN "o' ,,on.,.
DAVENPORT & NORRIS
offer Tor salea
CARGO or
SEW-CROP CHOICE MATANZAs MoLAso''S'
now landing IN The dock.
lmh 9-7tl
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BALTINlORl

BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE March 13.-NirRin.a Os' eohsoh-
dated, q past-due coupons, 30. Sd.
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BALTIMORE.
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, March l3.-Fiour hrner; f.mliy
s5.7O@s5.9O: fancy. sd.40@s7 Wheat str aI,,.
and higher: No. q mixed, 66sel67c. Oafsstrons
No. 2 mixed held AT 4se. PORK arnlsr ~ sis
hoders firm at outside quotations.. LARD stro.Ee. :
IN "a asked Bulk -Incats stronger; shoulder.
s6'bo: clear rio, $3.50. bacon in good demana
ehoulders, $685.; clear RIB, $40 sn.s,.
Sards o,nfIOhc.; New Orleans 6sMbe. ti1E
active and firm common and light, 20 2jarb.Io
n,cking and butchers. ~. 35Gs7.2o.
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These goods VIII be for safe by leading grocer
in his city.