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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. August 10. 1889.
sALZs-FRsr BoAKD.-tO shares Norfolk and
Western preferred B. c. at 5sl; 90 shares Char
lotte. Columbia and Augusta st So. 10 do. az So.
SECOND BoARD.-3,00O Richmond and Dan-
vile gold s-s at o9. 5000 do. at 99s: 10 shares
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta at SEA, 10 do.
~ rot a. sar1
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Mfiifury Orders.

WASHINGTON, August f0.-Orders VIII
be issued from the War Department TO-
morrow increasing the number OF light
batteries to two for each regiment OF artil-
lery, making ten batteries IN all.
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NEW YORK PEANUT MARxET.

AUGUST s.-rhe movement IL very 1lr In Job
bing way, prices we'll sustained. Qunted tor
hand. picked new At iOsa. i0.c.: extra prime &C
sA3a9Ac.: fancy 10 91c.. XXX 90 9.f.. fair tS
prime at 6A6es4c.--Ioafadt Of Commsrcr.
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Judge spauI,iing Nominated.

After 4 desperate struggle the routine
business Of The Convention was Dispatch
eel. and a vote was reached shortly after I'D
O'Clock. and Judge Spaulding was nomi-
mated on the first ballot. The vote stood:
,pauiding. II; Bowden, -; Libby, lii
Lamb, :.
The announcement was the signal FOR
general uproar, and the Convention Is per-
fectly frantic.
Great dissatisfaction is expressed, and
efforts are being made 70 have the vote re-
considered. although it has been officially
announced by the Chair.
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BY Telegraph.


new lDLtA-
NEW YORK, August 10 Nop.-St0cks mode
rltelv active and strong. Money. per cent. tT-
riuuge-faug 4-J4. short. t-- 8. state bombs
generally unchanged. Government unchanged.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. s ru-t ll.-Nlrglnia s.. CONSOLE
'l1.ed. 80 nast-duc coupons. D. new l1-t ''.
49, Bii ;.-iar.
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Republican Nomination I'm Kansas.

roppx 4, KAN. August 10.-The RepuD-
Iican state Convention to-day holhlii'l'eu
Governor It. John for reelection.
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ErauG Council OF Legion Of HO1o- 10
Tncf in RIeiImOuh.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch
NoRFoLK. August l0.-The Grand Coun-
eli Of the American Legion Of Honor al
iourned to-day 70 meet in Richmond next
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DENVER. COL, August lo'-Ine y, ', ,Se
rraph-operators' strike Is over, ana ssnr AZ at tbe
operators rsg are asking to be taken back u '"'
oil salaries.
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uAR.xE INrELLIGE.UE-

E.unri .c-........ B.. - evening. .......'... '.i1
PORT Ot RICHMOND. AUGUST D.. '--Z.
AHA.TrJ,
~r.a-1.n-D DM Dominion. iacr NJ b Nrx-
1archuui... ami passenger, e., ". AIDh t ''rf
l-nr-.
steamer Pinne.r. Plan. Philadelphia. merch1n-
....r 4nd passenger. %. ~. Nc' lrglck lK"n..
sArLGp.
steamer Ariel. clifford. Sort .la. rDl-rd -,afea
mail. .nrrr Htu,ise tiit Das n-.re. T. =. !Aiuh'
itrffIlitilenl.
PORTO NEWPDfT NEWS. AUGUST lo, ler@'
lgy reloaraphl
ARR tlu.
....,.....- rirt-. -trgru'fI 20. n.d inili ana
rl.....i.r r.-,t at.il.r tlf U....''-rr.' D. ~
4 4. ...i,f trl1 gateway NrIn'nf -it 'i- '"
I-H. ,ft.t ..rt.lt
mar SCI, il4 I.i. rrI. hfll". q iiii '"l'
u .ii.yir tnuuany Iau -li.~'i 'u nillfi'-
-...t..or N-rruIc- lci.,. m"rr ithHi-' aga 30
,..a-. .fI.itiff. ho-rntltn 4ud .hin i.tilht
.....,,,,uv .tub 4iiltq Hu lri4rnI.
..b0rn.r - l. dit't.'rs. Reed n i-iiilfi 30 RI
...,,i eo4i. Clr-sao4ae lui Oni0 kan"h. COM
naur. ..,,.,
Bark -ago lNor.,. ~oyig liverpool hm''r
Donaldson = Go.
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TIE PORTE OUTLAWS Arab.

sL0NDoS, August l0.-A dispatch from
COnstantinople says: - An Trade has been
signed authorizing the proclaiming OF
Arab Pacha 4 rebel, and the landing Of
Turkish troops in Egypt. The text Of the
trade viii be presented 70 the conference
on Thursday"
The correspondent Of the Times At Alex
andria saws /" It l. said that the French Di-
rector OF Domain states openly thar he has
sold Arab Pacha's Government grain.
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DIyIDEN DS.

rREAsUREA'S OFFICE 1
RICHMOND, Va. August To- Lrr-.
TUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or
rus COMPANY HAVE DttLAtED \
dividend or TWO par CENT p3ylaie \ ~, -
,---r II - - tie st0c khoiders ~ r'cpri on
,b. hook. ~ The New York oflce. a me 1icfc'''
Tie National Bank % New York ana uo-e ,l
record on the books Of the general ouice 1T ''i'
"' me RNN-FFR-BOOK- viii be closed from
Af-GTST 1 To AUGUST -. l-r5, -.,.,.
~ 'i2SI5 W. TURNER. Treasurer.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF.roBAcC0 MARKET

AUGUST Tho Peoples House sold l' hoVg-
lciti- . uugshelds rrimhle county tlctory rash
30 st.ZO mi st.GJ Z uogsheada uuvless county
Leaf n rT.ln. 81 $50 aud - hcgshclds
spencer county lnd.| lclf 90 $500. $3.50 500.
lul 5000.
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Flour.

Frour-vy-e quote. Fluc. i4as4.5G. uperflne.
: 6 5tar AZ common auper;inC. s4.JC - extra.
- 3Om46. common family. sG977; choice
.amiIy. s-.JOeLt-.2J
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WV YORK syMAc MARKET.
ny Telegraph

AUGUST s-rhe best tpts .f foreign are quoted
Al s-2.50Gs15. and Virginia at s42.5O assS5.-
Journal NJ Commerce.
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sruuyR RESORTS
I'D POINT COMFORT, VA.

OTD POINT COMFORT, VA.
~ HYGEIA HOTEL
tuo,ed 100 wards from Fqr Mon 1D,e 9p s;s al
he ycr Equal any motel timing II Ins Boating h
surroundings unsurpas-el: w. Pr,-eminentIv
so9 5r oahsTa people Terms s rSs f9s s2
climate free from malaria ~, -en,i fnr circular
Tg pr,l hyTienie liyant1,ss- &c pHCBrs
Proprietor.
my Ii-3m
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Mics. Green. 5a6c.; vet aited' 0s's 'V'' "a
-, Its,i4c.. dry ilnt. lJegl3e. 49,. A., an
Isaftey. Rough leather, -2a95 S,as 9sse
harness. soa37c.: conniry hnls sa.,nD, - To-
Hnr. svax Hnrrr. Fi"f l''i
s5c.: oak sole. 3pes4Oe.
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THE HEALING SPRINGS

n seen b. 4 Northern Corre>poHdent-Thc
Grounds. the Hotel, the Water. the Atmos-
phcre. and the Company Frankly CompIi-
mnnfcd.
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Wv York. August tl.-Caft. i-Nct recciyt
"a sIlrs: xro-s r-cpipfs. 6Ji nalr-, fffHrrs
~ .,,i quiet lnd 1rm; ,aies. $4,000 pa,-, AnPn5f,
afs- Jaasi 2.~d: -crL.inh"r, Ft-.o@frt E.95
'r.,.I.er , .-a0ri IgO: hoVemhcr' l.np"%
.IL7u. DrrrmDer. siLf1u8tl.Ti, jtnua'N'
-II.-gW.Ii.-N. r.Yrurv ~ L'g Ntr'l'
sfe.ftmtI2.ub: April *lk.l3nf- 49, WAY
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TIE sr1.rAN's INTENTION.

The Times'S dispatch from Constantine
pie says that the Imperial proclamation an
nOunces clearly the intention OF the sultan
10 support the Khediye. The Turkish
Foreign Minister has informed Lord Duf-
ferin OF the intention OF the Porte 10 dis
patch the first detachmentof Turkish troops
to Egypt to-day lThursd1y). The detach-
ment viii consist Oi 5000 men.
CONDUCT OF MILITARY LEADERS CONDEMNED.
\ dispatch 70 the Times from COnstan-
tinople states that the >utan's proclama-
ton declaring Arab Pacha 4 rebel also
condemns the conduct Of the military
leaders rs rebellious and criminal, and
mentions the friendly relations Of the Porte
with England.
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1RfRT ITEMS.

ALEXANDRIA. August lO.-Two Ok Arab
Pacha'- .pies have been captured.
The troops viii henceforth be supplied
with water from c0nden-ors.
Mr.. Cartwright. acting British Consul
General. has. in view NJ The difficulty OF
obtaining water, sent circular % the
foreign consIlls asking them TO inform thelr
respective Governments Of the great I'M
portance Of preventing the increase IN
number 20 arrivals here.
Aribi Pacha has mounted eleven addi-
tioual guns In his Er-t line OF entreuch-
ments.
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WOOD AND GOAL.


CASH PC RCHA,Ek~.-
W ANTfgtAtllh COAL. house ~ s--n,.' va
,,a rkrt. LFHiGH LTHP COAL ior heA.i's.',
- pt,fEN HTiI -PLtNF. NE pccrie-- 80. p.
st.n sr-..es. 5UMBERLA>D All NkW NY y, ~
.FESsf aNy -Nrru COAL. FORREST 80
an .asss, lae kluilina Prices -iiisi"'i'if
,Yi go AL '''' :. &. LATHaor,
,u5 ~cvouuscnth .trfs-i, I- Dlt F-,si,s ~
yTuRACTTE COAL OF ALL eILi-o
A 4ue Jssf Vtailfy - .-,,,
u.st .~feefe{ LEifigH II III
AETSRAClTE for foundry Rss
-PLlNT COAL l0r yr2iFs
-rEAAf ant -Hiits' COAL
W0OD-fung, saved. aad Alndnnd
r,,,f n .sert, iescri ptt9a = p HAN =.
an t.5m A4Ente''ii'i. 40. -
yrfR~T-CLAsS EL-LOW =
L pRlCg. FOR CAsH-ANriiRACi fE~-hhstai
'.iriloa 10 large ,l4asities. Lkhirb, ,or , ,sf
s1,.e- a mortality. COALBlkh -fl.lN y - -
~ n Ill. Is PINE WOOD. - 20 jan
- 5 Der haIf-cOr;. Ors.sss ~ is!r none pr
~ promptly alled. Ol,.co 1910 'a4y ''s1e' 'A'
To- Broad street, aDgoslfs ths5,ff. p.av
jyls
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GENERAL MARKETS
,,ug,coITugER MARNET.

r-,.r--r z.-lh. g. icag0 Jir'i. are long '-4y
BE-. .u.u s1er li. iHcss. supple arc d.l'l' ''-N
- ..-L-.-.
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-
HAVE REOPENED NY GALLERY
wfTH FINK AssoAlAhNr o.
STEFI gNsiRAVtNS-,
al. FDGRAPH.. AMI
CoIDREJ PHOTOGRAPH
..,t ,ytti .or,na,e la arality and price slta any
-. q, M. country 4 ls1, & llio coiAtup1 q
VELVET ERAME~. EASEL. CON NieNS'
BIRTHDAYS ARiic, anu Alb, ~ --....,,,I,,li
: ~ 10 PtIOrOGRApf-khAAA tF"i''4~''''
srs. .-ntl'lion ~. and ~ re tnsiieh N"''
ana eAAii'is ~'e ~ 4. LEW II.
,yst W. st2 Mia ,;FNr''
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rHE rLr1uArE coNpIrIoN OF EGYPT.

LONDON. August l0.-In the House Of
Commons to-day Mr. Gladstone stated that
Admiral Seymour has given the kh2diye
distinct assurances relative to the inten-
tons u the Government. An indefinite
occupation Of Egypt. he said, was not con-
tempmted. The ultimate condition 81
Egypt could not be settled By any one
Power.
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~N~aW 49,
OUR MAILS

&~rhe black tAgurss denote the limited
kcxwrNzA trRAna.
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concord Camp.
tCarollRe Democrat.

Concord Camp Is fully under way, and
promises 10 be, both reiigiously and socially,
an entire success. There are % tents ON the
ground. the most OF them being two stories.
The camp was very well attended on Friday
and Saturday, but ON Sunday the whole
woods seemed full of people. The number
on the grounds on that day was estimated
at between 900 and 5000. Certain it is that
it was the largest crowd that had ever
assembled ON Concord camp ground. Rev.
8. T. Gardner preached in the morning on
Sunday last, Rev. Mr.. Bacchus in the alter
noon, and Rev. Mr.. Sentman, editor of the
Conference Worker, held very interesting
chiidren's meeting in the afternoon.
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Their Arrival ana Departure, Taking
Erect July Hst, 1859.
The Post Once In this city will be open daily,
except sunday, from $50 Q. m. 10 p. m.
Private boxes are accessible until II p. IN. On
Sundays open from $50 TO % a. m. Prlvate
boxes accessible from 2 ?, N; a, The WHOLE. S.
money order Offiee will close at 500 p. IN.
MAILs cLosK AZ YoLLows:
NORTH.
Wilmington & Northern Railroad to Heading
Pa and points on the Baltimore Central south
Of Chadd's Ford, 74O am.
Philadelphla closed pouch, $50 a. IN.
Philadelphia and waymail, 900 a. IN.
New York, Pennsylvania and points east and
west, Q. n. IN.
Delaware Western Railroad to LandenDerg,
| 1910 a. m.
Philadelphia. New York city, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey, n.6o a. m.
Philadelphia, New York and all points east
/ and west, $50 p m
Philadelphia, New York and all points east
| and west, 4.40p. IN.
PhlladeIphia and New York cities, closed
pouches, p.36 p. m.
Pennsylvania west OF Lancaster, and all
| points west Rnd southwest $50 p. IN.
All points north, east, west and southwest
ll00 p. IN.
All Louisiana Is sent west except New Orleans
which Is sent south on through mails.
SOUTH.
Baltimore and way mai, TAO q. IN.
Washington and all points south, TAO n. IN.
All points on the Peninsula, $50 a. IN.
| Supplementary mail for the Peninsula, 300
| a. m.
Baltimore, Washington aud all points south,
| 1880 p. m.
Newport, stanton, Newark, Elkton and
Havre de Grace, 1850 p. m.
Points on Baltimore Central between Port de
POsit, Northeast and Chadd's Ford IL 80 p. N.
Baltimore and Bay Line steamers, 440 p m.
Peninsula north Of Harrington including
Delaware City and 81. Georges 5.60p.m.
Baltimore closed pouch, $50 p. m.
Baltimore Washington and all points south
1l.OO p. m.
= MAILS ARRIVE AND READY FOR DELIVERY.
) From Wilmington b Northern Railroad
6.3O p. IN.
i From New York, Philadelphia, Washington
S and all other points, o.3O p. m.
/. From Philadelphia New York and point
north, east and west, $50 a. IN.
From way mail from Philadelphia, $50 a. n
q Erom Peninsula and all north of Harrington
n 9.15 a. m.
a From Baltimore and way mail, $50 a. m.
L From Baltimore, 1880 p. m.
"a From Peninsula mail, 1890 p. m.
IN From Philadelphia, New York and point
north and east 1JS0 p. IN.
q From Baltimore, Washington and pon
south, 40 p. m.
se From Delaware Western Railroad, 22O D. 4
.. From Philadelphia, New YORK and poin
north and east, $40 p m.
From Baltimore, Washington and poin
o. south and southwest, $40 p. m.
he Carriers deliveries as follows go a. m, ge
re eral; 1000 q. m, partial; 30 p. m, general; a.
ia p. m, partial
1y Collections from street boxes are made by II
in carriers at $50 and 1000 a. M 80 and 400 p.
30 An additional collection will be made at L.
?. m. from all boxes between Jefferson al
Lombard and Water and Thirteenth stree
inclusive. On Sunday full collection will
made at BOO p. m. Local letters for carrier
TO delivery should be deposited in the Post OH
nd ten minutes before the hour Of delivery.
ad w. Y. SWI4GETr, Postmaster,
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The Weekly Edition

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every farmer, every mechanic and every
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tinuance of the same and your assistance In
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GraaE the swinallar.

Associated Press dispatch to the Gazette
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, August S.-Richard
Graf, who is in prison upon the charge OF
arson, has confessed to his creditors that he
had shipped several trunks full of the most
valuable part of his stock to Elizabeth and
Newark, N. j. Measures were taken this
morning to recover them. His sister who
had been keeping house for him, has
mysteriously disappeared and is supposed to
be in Denver Graf purchased railroad
ticket on Saturday for Elizabeth, with the
intention of leaving this city had he sue
ceeded in his attempt to swindle his credi-
tors, bondsmen and the insurance companies.
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Su,ng a Mon.

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the Gazette.l
DEs MoTNEs, Iowa, August S.--Willis 8.
Delaire, who was seized by mob of Polk
county merchants some weeks since and
drawn up to the limb of tree by a rope at
tached TO his neck, until he made a eonfes.
sion that he had aided in the murder OF this
mayor of Polk city, has brought suit agains
the members of the mob for 81, ,00I
damages. Delaire was acquitted of charge
made In accordance with his confession.
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RrpalNrgp FRoaA vEsTERDAy
ANoTnEu. larnAnansoAE HOHaoR. I
Seventeen Persons killed nnd FoFty-Hevs
injured ~ . BaAier EzploaAOns


seventeen Persons Killed nnd Fokey-seven
injured Nv . BaAier EzPloaAons
CAIRo, KLL., August THE boiler Of the
steamer Gold Dust exploded this evening
and the vessel was burned TO the waters
edge and sunk 800 yards north Of Hiekmans
XIV. As far as Is known seventeen persons
we're killed and forty-seven wounded; Inc
captain of the steamer was slightly injured
A tug, with physicians on board, lett here
for the scene OF the disaster at o'clock to-
night. Captain John F. McCord was
slightly hurt and the third clerk was scaldea
10 death.
THE DEATH RATE INCREAsEs-~TME NUMBER
OF DEAD NOW TwENTx-FouR.
tAssOciated Press dispatch 20 the Gazetts.l
HICKMAN, KY., Aug. 6.-The exact num-
ber Of killed and wounded BY the explosion
81 the boiler Of the steamer Gold Dust last
night is not yet known, but is estimated
al "a killed aud 4S wounded. A number
have died from their wounds since the aeci
dent. The names Of the missing are mo-
vet known, as the books were lost Every
thing possible 10 being done for the suffering
wounded at private houses and hotels.
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A Western Eyaterspout.

Associated Press dispatch to the Gazette. ]
SHELBY, o., August IA waterspout
flooded district two miles wide near this
town last evening, destroying the crops and
creating great CONSERVATION among the
people. The food subsidized almost as
rapidly as it rose. One more, two feet high,
swept down the valley with terrific noise.
The frequent occurrence Of these phe-
n0mena in this part of the State during the
ten days excites much comment
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amsm, ...... -. ----.
sENATOR BAYARD'S yogv


Voting For An Adiournmen, ~, -
Night, but No Record TaLan sA's ~
Action.
tAssociated Press dispatch to tho ,,,,.,,.
WAsHrNGToN, August S-Whon
senate assembled this morning @ a.
Bayard rose to correction If tho pens Is
and stated that owing to the noi.e .na ,yul |
fusion In the chan her at the clo.a 1uu "
session ON Monday his vote in fsvo, vcs y, y,
resolution for adjournment ain, a. " :,
O'Clock a. m. that day had not leeu :. T.
nor recorded by the clerk. ~" "'
He had voted yea because the ,o,on,
coming from a Republican member r's'u' ~,
TO indicate the disposition Of the maloy,, I'M
close the session. '"''''!
The vote Of MIR. Bayard, Il rror,
would have made a majority Of one IN mn y
OF adjournment sine die on Monday ni,S, N
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The Fate OF One Refugee,

A Russian jew, one of the many who fed
across the sea to escape the persecution In
his native land, has soon come to grief and
landed moneyless and crippled In the VIII
mington Poor House. He, of course, has
an unpronouneeable name and has been in
this city only about five days. By occu.
patton he is painter, but a sore foot pre-
vents him from working at his trade. Fl,
does not understand one word of English
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Aaaltlonal NIail FacIlitles.

On and after to-day an additional dispatch
of mail will be made from this city for all
the New England States, except the follow
ing counties in Vermont Addison, Ben
nington, Chittenden, Franklin, Grand Isle
and Rutland. This mail will close at 9.3h
p. m. and be forwarded via New York city
making close connection there for New
England. This dispatch will forward letters
mailed after 4.40 p. m, about eight hours
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2
Hal n,,y's Remains,

lAssocIated Press dispatch to the ,iaaelle'
WAsHINGToN, Aug s.-Seeretary GhI
Ter has cabled Minister Hunt at st. feI 4,
burg to arrange for having sledges ball'
the purpose of bringing the lodls'
DeLong and companions TO ottll9 ,
where metallic eases will be lounl
waiting.
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PERSONAL.

Miss Lizzie, daughter of e. B. Frazer,
leaves to-day for Glasgow, Pencader hun
dred, where she expects to make visit of
several weeks.
Disguised probably over the selection of
Dick Harrington as chairman OF the State
Central Committee, Anthony Higgins. Esq,
left this morning for the White Sulphuy
Spring, at Greenbrier, Va, where he Will
spend week or SO.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-09
RrotherhootI 81 the UnIon.

Associated Press dispatch to the Gazette.1
HARRISBURG, Pa, August s.--The grand
circle of the Brotherhood of the Union met
in annual session in this city, this morning,
The business transacted was simply routine.
An adjournment took place and q parade
of the order indulged in. About 400 mem
bers were in line, including two lodges OF
the Knights OF the Revolution and the uni
formed rank of the order. The session will
continue two days. A delegation from viii
mington, Del, Is present.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-09
Llrhtninr,s FatnI work.

tAssociatsd Press dispatch to the Gazette'l
ELIxABETH, N. J., August S.-During
the storm yesterday the lightning struck
and burned Eckert's barn in this city and
also struck Morris barn at Lyons Farms
and killed two horses. 1t struck Gbbey's
rink and Curriers' barn at Railway, killing
three horses. A man on the Lehigh Valley
railroad, near Bound Brook, was struck by
lightning and wfll probably die.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-09
A Pate,,s ForRer.

4 Associated Press dispatch to the Gazette.l
WASHINGTON, August Sit is stated at
the Departmnet of Justice that John ..
Gardner who was arrested at North Fort
Camp Grounds, Maine, will be taken TO
Missouri upon a requisition, charging MIN
with completely IN the extensive forgeries OF
United States land patents The statement
that he is wanted in this city Is incorrect.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-09
A Grinning skull.

The old depot was completely dazed to
the ground to day. Detective Jones found
In the southeast corner where the floor had
been human skull. The upper part was
gone SO was the lower jaw. Mr.. Jones has
It in his possession. How the skull came to
be under the depot is mystery.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-09
PhiladeIpl,ln nInrketa.

Associated Press dispatch TO the Gazette.
FhiLApELpHIA, August .S-FlOur. firm for
uesh Old ; new, duh snpertine, $2.75a3OO :
sAtdA, "a li1 .%S31aS4oD; PennsylYanla Family.
Rye flour, S375a$4
wheat, hrm, good demand Southern
~ ann fehnsylvania red, 81. .l2al. 10 do amber.
Corn, hrm, fair local demand
Oats, scarce and firmer.
Rye, none here
Provisions, tirm fair demand.
Lard, tirm.
bntter, steady for fancy, but weak for low
Rraues creamery easier 25a26c. do good to
Western, l5a17c
Eggs, hrm scarce; Pennsylvania, 22; West
Cheese, quiet and easier
petroleum steady refined $40.
Whisky, SIl8.