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VEGETABLE COMPOUND.


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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. January 13-NOon.-Siocks steady.
Money, 4 per cent. Excnange-LOng, AL; short,
1854. state bonds irregular. Governments gen.
orally unchanged.
Speculation On the Stock Exchange to-day has
been duh and irregular. but In the main strong,
and closing prices az rule are above those or yes
terday. The market opened lower than IL closed
yesterday Tor Northwest preferred, and irregular,
but in the main fraction lower for the rem linder
of the list. During the first hour the market was
dull and weak, and decline OF E0l was recorded.
I'm which Delaware. L;lcBGwanna and Western.
Richmond and West Point. and Omaha were
prominent, whine Memphis and Charleston
dropped 10 49, from 40, and Richmond and Dam
willie 10 AZ from 495. From then III about 2
O'Clock the market, though dun, was strong, and
during that time recorded a slow advance of no
L., the Northwes, st Paul. Union Pacific, Dela-
ware. Lackawanua and Western, and Denycr and
Rio Grande being the most conspicuous IN the i'm
prOyGment. Subsequc Thy / ere was general re-
action Of 56lIe. led by Delaware, Laekawanna and
Western; but In the final dealings a sngnt rally
took place in some shares, while Richmond and
Danyille advanced 81 8 Ia from AZ IN the morning
and Memphis and Charleston TO 493f from 40H
The market closed duh and IRREGULAR, but IN The
main heavy. Closing prices compared with thost
Of Yesterday show n gen. raj advance Of X u 1si
Richmond and Danvil,e, Rock Island and Indiana
Bloomington and Western being prominent there
IL. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, how
ever, is3. lower. transactions aggregated 100000
shares.
BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, January l3.-The weekly state
ment Of the associated banks shows the following
changes Loans Increase, f472.00O; specie In
crease, $685. 90; legIl-tendcrt increase
81. IGS 200; deposits increase, s5,O3S,9O0; cir
culation decrease, Sl0,9OO; reserve increase
y3,233,476.
The banks now hold s7,s70,700 in excess of le-
gal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 13.-Virginia Ga. consoli-
dated. 55h; past-due coupons, j34; new lO-4Os
so, new 3's, 4S.. Bid to-day.
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Gambeffa.s Remains MT Nice.

PARIS, January 13.-The remains Of
Gambetta arrived at Nice at 1880 O'Clock
this morning, and were received 1t the
railway depot by the Project, the Mayor,
the Municipal Council, and a guard OF
honor composed OF the fire brigade. The
seats were then removed from the saloon
carriage containing the body and the coffin
was deposited in one Of the principal wait
ing-rooms, which had been especially fitted
up for the occasion. Only few persons
OF the general public were present. The
remains OF Gambetta will be inferred at
the highest point Of the cemetery, so that
the monument TO be erected over his grave
shall be visible from afar.
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NORTH CARnIINA.


THE LEGISLATURE EARNESTLY At WORK
WHAT IT ~ DOING AND PROPOSES TO DO
THE sTATE-DEDT BIrL--EMrTY REPUBLICAN,
HONOR. ETc.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
RALEIcH, January 10, 1883.
The Legislature works as II Il wished TO
finish what II has to do In the allotted COLI
stilutional sixty days and go away home 10
its several occupations. Ii Is n very good
test Of the character OF the men who make
up the body. 1t shows them men Of BUSH
ness. who have given their time to the state
for IFS good and at their sacrifice.
The bills enrolled and that will receive
the signatures OF the President OF the SEN
ale and the Speaker OF the House to-day
are the bin repeating the prohibition act OF
1881 and the bill ceding plot OF ground In
the city OF Greensboro to the United states
for the erection thereon OF Government
building for post-office and Federal-court
purposes.
The bin that reenacts the law OF 1879
"to compromise, commute, ana settle the
State debt" and continues IL In force until
January 1. 1885, is the most important
work OF the session so far. The act is re-
enacted in all essential particulars, and has
this proviso: provided. however, that in
Issuing bonds under aforesaid act, as now
extended, the public Treasurer shall before
delivering any new bonds hereunder cut
of and cancel all coupons whose date OF
maturity Is prior to the time Of such de-
| livery"
The Republicans caucused last night on
4 candidate for United States senator. The
empty compliment OF vote will be ten
dered Colonel William johnson, Of Char
lotte. This is carrying out in the letter
the agreement between the Liberals and
Republicans made last summer. Mott de-
clined the compliment with thanks. Like
Chalcas, the priest Of Jupiter, In La Belle
| Helene, there are too many flowers and not
enough wine in it TO suit his practical fancy
in this epitaph business.
| The Senate, by vote almost unanimous,
unscated Halslead (Republican) and seated
| Woodhouse Democrat) senator for the
First district Yesterday. Scott Qadical),
from Wilmington, voted "No,' on the
general principle that " he didn't like to
go back on returning boards"
4 committee has been raised to inquire
into the expcdiency Of manufacturing fer
tiizers i'm the penitentiary by employing
convict-labor. What it will report has not
TRANSFERRED Ordinarily this form Of
Fourierism is sporadic and not very harm.
| full. In new Legislature, however. when
members are susceptible to contagiQn, q
pronounced case may do harm by creating
unnecessary alarm.
Neither Senate nor House seems q wild
body, and very little wildcat legislation
may be apprehended.
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Ireland.
ARRESTS UNDER THE CRIMES ACT.

ARRESTS UNDER THE CRIMES ACT.
DUBLIN, january 13-9 A. M.-There
were a number OF arrests here last eve
ming and this morning under the crimes
act. A number OF persons arrested had
arms in their possession. A number Of
arrests were effected in various parts Of
the city at O'Clock this morning. Prison
ers were still being brought in. They are
principally OF the artisan class.
10 A. MI is positively stated that one
OF the prisoners is member of the mu-
ncipalty, and was arrested at midnight in
his own residence on the south side OF the
city and conveyed to the College-Street
station under q strong escort. The prison
crs will be privately examined to-day be-
fore the Curran divisional magistrate, and
possibly afterwards they will be- arraigned
ut the Police Court. The police are re-
ticcnt regarding the causes Of arrests.
DUBLIN, January 13-1 Il. M.-The ar
rests i'm Dublin number fifteen. The
prisoners are to be charged with con-
spiracy to murder.
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PETERSBURG.

or,ny'e SUCCESSOR IN THE REVENUE
Sin No. OF AN OFFICER
,nrxycArIeS BETWEEN CITY AND couN-
,>TrgpUrTLD--A LEGAL OPINION ON
p,ypgxT OF OFFICERS SALARIES
FsIgR MATTERS.
10" ,,,,oe Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
''''s JANUARY 10. 1889.
- - the almost certain fact that
VI" rsmcs ID. Brady will be elected
~" =, the Court OF Appeals OF Virginia.
;n,crest is felt as to the appointment
i',cccssor as collector OF internal rev.
~ ,bc petersburg district. | think
!" III be stated that Mr.. Michael
,bo has for some years been
peg thief clerk in the depart
~ end who Is thoroughly familiar
mio .,orI,ngs Of the office, will re-
Wy, ~. "onointment. IL ~ understood
c w BRADY favors Mr.. Rahiley as
,,cccssor. and his influence and wishes
sorht,css be respected. Colonel Brady
- 49, GOOD officer, and his admins
hos every wear been COMMUNICATED
Dorsrtment nj Washington. Mr.
sIonld be receive the appoint
!,ll nroye equally efficient.
TX Charles y. Johnston, n deputy col
,n the revenue office, has had his
mi services during the past year
~ rni,ed ly the enlargement OF his di-
e and an increase Of salary. His di-
now embraces the city oi Peters
and the counties Of Dinwiddie,
90 George, and Surry. He has brought
q yiolatOrs OF the law TO justice than
a 81 his predecessors in Office.
H. receipts OF cotton at this port this
ts were about 80 bales, as against about
4 bales for the corresponding week OF
q year.
~ consequence Of the heavy snow, COM
snication between the city and the coun-
foG from the railroads has been almost
Hrely stopped. The country people find
impossible TO drive any great distance.
Pour felony eases appear on the docket
Itho Hastings Court, which holds its
srterly term next week. The charges
)house-bresking and robbery.
nudge Budd, the city attorney, will give
dominion TO the Common Council on the
/ of February in the matter OF the power
authority of the Council to make an APP
bpriation TO pay the salaries OF the Demo-
l,ic officials who were turned ont OF
5ce Ly the decision Of the Supreme Court
December last. There is, OF course, no
6mation as to what this opinion may be-,
1 the impression is that it will be adverse
Me ousted officials.
a is believed that the salary Of the new
Nor, when he goes into office, will be
kreased from the present pay OF $1,000 to
poo or $500 per annum.
n has required the utmost sxertions OF
4 Relief Association TO alleviate the SUI
In condition OF the poor OF the city
hing the present severe spell OF weather,
81 tie means at their disposal have been
RELY sufficient to meet the demands
ron them. ROBIN ADAIR.
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The Milwaukee Fire.

MILWAUKEE, January 13.-The search
among the ruins of the Newhall House this
forenoon resulted in the finding OF three
bodies, all burned beyond Identification.
This makes eight bodies found in the ruins
so far, and thirty victims. 1t is supposed
that the bodies Of most OF those burned
will be found near the area at the back OF
the Office.
At a meeting OF the Chamber OF Com
merce ut noon to-day call was issued for
volunteers. II is expected that five hun
bred men will respond. The gold watches
OF HOWE and Martelle have been identi-
fed, leaving no doubt that their owners
have persisted. Another gold hunting-case
watch has been found. On one side Of it
is schooner, and on the other side fish.
The movement is marked r. & G. Beasly,
Liverpool, Eng.
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Nen Dramatic Star.

SELMA. ALA, January ia new dra-
matte star-Alice Marguerite King, grand
niece OF the late William X. King, Of this
State, who was elected Vice-President Of
the United States in 1S52-appeared here
last night in "Alary Stuart" and made a
great success. Her object is to raise funds
for the erection OF a monument to her I'M
cle's memory. sShe gives evidence OF long
and careful study. and possesses unmista-
kably strong dramatic power, along with
an expressive face and fine stage presence.
She goes on an extended southern tour.
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The New Tariff Bill.

WASHINGTON, January 10 The Ways
and Means Committee completed to-day the
revision OF the tariff bill proper, making
no important changes. Most OF the work
done consisted Of changing the phraseology,
and in some instances making the duty
specific instead OF ad udlorem, without
really changing the rate. The bill will be
once more looked over by the committee
and then reported at the earliest oppor-
tunity TO tn House.
The committee this afternoon agreed to
recommend that the duty on salt be IN
creased from the rate previously agreed
upon, and left as fixed by existing law.
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Hunting "a Ghost.
1ERsoN's EXCITEMENT TOUCHING A MYsTE
RI0US NOCTURNAL VISITOR.
New York Herald

New York Herald
There is quite large settlement of Swiss
Temple-street bill. Paterson, n. j., and
|ong these dread OF a supernatural
ft0r has existed for some time. The
Rst is said to pay visit to this part OF
city every night at midnight, and also
rowl about before that hour. 4 large
pber Of people claim TO have seen this
fer from another world, and describe
or II as being dressed in shroud and
pg eyes that shine like glowing Goals.
raj persons declare that they have APP
cRed the ghost, and that it beckOned
~ leave aud then disappeared when
losely pressed. Its disappearance
- ~ 10 be in cloud. The visitor seems
ne Louise inhabited by 4 Swiss named
"a us headquarters, and persons re-
~ near tbs house declare that il ap-
p there every night.
- "Wednesday night the residents Of the
ce hPld council Of war and formed two
& panles Tor the purpose OF chasing the
~. ihey waited for some time for
lieStations, and about III O'Clock the
uo"s IN the residence Of Mr.. Kopp
~ 70 shake and the inhabitants rushed
declaring that ghostly hands had
Nn snowbslls at them. One Of the
Panies msrcbed up north Fifth street,
was reported that the ghost had
seen there. When they cot to the
the hill they saw q white figure
pg about. A number OF the ghost
at once left in hot haste, others
ga away. but the more courageous
2 forward. They declare that the
passed up north Fifth street, and
chased II. IL entered a large open
and when its pursuers came close up
appeared very mystenously, leaving
pughty pursuers nothing 10 do but
The field. The other company had
scnt ahead by roundabout way 10
on TIE ghost In this field, and arrived
Z time TO see 1t disappear. The held
coured, but no trace Of the ghost or
lng else could oe found. This ex-
pas created Il great deal OF excitement.
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Polk in Nashville.

NASHVILLE, January 13.-EX-Treasurer
Polk arrived this morning in charge Of
officers, and s now in custody until he
shall he admitted to bail. He refuses to he
interviewed. The grand jury Of Davidson
county at noon presented an indictment
against Polk in two counts for the embez-
Element and larceny of S4S0,000. The
Judge of the Criminal Court is charged
with the duty Of fixing the charge Of con-
spiracy against certain parties in obtaining
funds from Polk, knowing them to be
funds OF the State.
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DANVILLE.

PAIN FERNALD GONE; HIS OFFICE IN DE-
NAND--A FALL-OBiTrARY-FlRE.
correspondence OF the RIehmond DisDatch.l
JANUARY Is, 1888.
captain W. l.. Fernald has given bond,
q under the care OF friend Or. Il. l..
|brclD has gone TO New York for medical
eatment. Bond was required by the
ayistrate for $1,000, and Captain f. +.
arks went upon it. While some think
will be restored TO health, and the sus-
:nsion from Office rev ked, others think
'njll ultimately Der hoyed, and applica-
ms are beht mad, Tor appointment to
} Office. Amongst the applicants are
ptain L. y. Jefi.resS, of Halifax county.
"A carpenter named Henley, who was at
>rk on MorOtock cotton-factory, fell from
phtiorm yesterday. distance OF twenty
u INTO the water. He was bruised and
kSk,but not seriously hurt.
.R. Gaines, once keeper Of the
yHp cemetery, and an old soldier Of
Airfy- Virginia, died yester-
= me building, occupied by q
ID manned Josiah Harris, was
down last night. ALPHA.
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Especial telegram TO tho Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, January 13.-The United
States marine. James Mace, run over by the
cars on Water street yesterday while drunk,
died from his injuries to-day at the Naval
Hospital.
The James-river boats have suspended
running on account OF ice.
News from the coast Is that there are a
large number Of stranded vessels-the effect
OF the late storm.
William ii. Broughton, prominent and
respected citizen, died last night.
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RALEIGH, n. G.. January law. T..
Blackwell has sold his interest in the firm
of Blackwell & Co., manufacturers Of
Durham smoking-tobacco, to his partner,
Julian S. Carr, for S250,OOo, but reserves q
royalty on the 9. Bull" brand.
The North Carolina House OF Repre-
sentatives adopted resolutions to-day In
structing the State congressman to vote for
Federal aid for State educational purposes.
The vote stood 98 to 0.
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SMALLPOX HospifaI burned.

CRIsFIELD, Nd, January 13.-The Sail
ors' smallpox hospital, situated about one
mile from this place, was destroyed by fire
early this morning. One Of the patients
while delirious knocked lamp off the
table, and then plunged into the river.
The nurse followed and rescued him, but
the man died soon after. The fire could
not be eXtinguished, but nearly everything
i'm the house was saved. There was Il corpse
in the house ut the time, and il was burned
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The Rank Troubles I'm Jersey City.

JERSEY CITY, y. j., january I3.-Ed-
ward L. Shaw, cashier OF the broken City
Bank, was arriigned to-day before Justice
Stilsing. In addition to the charge Of en-
bezzement already preferred against him
a charge of perjury for rendering false ac-
counts was this morning entered. Shaw
pleaded "Not guilty." and asked to be adj
mitted on bail, which was fixed at $4,000
on each Of the TWO complaints. President
Boyce was admitted In $4,000 to await the
action OF the grand jury.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DESPATCH FROM ALL POINTS,

Washington News and Gossip-Conrression al
Proceedings Yesterday-The Pensions and
Fcrtinenfions Bills Passed In the House
Debut OF a Southern Dramatic Star I'm
Aiabamn-A Virainian victimized i'm Phila-
delphla-smaiI-Pox Hospital Burned by n
DeliTiors Notwithstanding OF a Wreck
Ing Crew on Cobb's Island
Polk Arrives In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
Crimes-Act In Dnbiin-WhoIesaIe Arrests
OF Overdank Sympathizcrs In Rome, &c.
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Three OF wrccI<ing Crew Dead from
Exposure.

NORFOLK, Va. january 13.-On Tuesday
last Albert Cobb, of Cobb's Island, with a
wrecking crew In surf-boat, boarded a
schooner ashore of the island, and while
on board their own boat broke adrift, and
they were compelled to take to the rigging
to save their lives. They were rescued by
the crew OF the life-saving station, but
from the effects Of exposure. Captain
Cobb Is not expected 70 live.
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Proud OF the Honor.

PARIS, January 13.-The Paris to-day
announces the seizure IN Alsace- Lorraine
of its issue OF the 10th instant containing
sn article commenting strongly on the re-
port that NM. .DeuX, Fletris, Antoine,
and Kable, Alsatian deputies to the Reich
stag, who attended Gambetta's funeral,
would be censured and expelled by the
Reichstag on their return. The Paris re-
marks: This is an honor OF which we are
nroud.v
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ST. LOUIS, january ia dispatch from
the Indian Territory says Cheratee, chief OF
the Greek Indians, has again called out mi
litia to protect the capital against an APP.
pretended uprising on the part OF the
SPEECHES men. United States Agent Tufts
has gone TO OckmuIgee, and he will insist
on Cheratee disbanding his troops. United
States soldiers have been ordered from
Fort Gibson to preserve order.
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A yirsinian Robbed In philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, january ia man
named Sauers, residing in Virginia, en-
tered the National Bank OF Commerce this
afternoon to cash draft for Sl,700. While
he was counting the money stranger
called his attention to note lying on the
floor, and as Mr.. Sauers stopped to pick it
up another man appeared at his elbow.
grabbed pile OF the bills, amounting to
Sg9S, and disappeared around the corner.
No arrest has vet been made.
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The Memphis Avalanche.

MEMPHIS. January 13.-The advertised
sale of the Memphis Daily Audtanche did
not take place to-day. 1t was made unne-
cessary by the purchase Of Captain W. l..
Trask's As shares by Mr.. f. S. Nichols, who
with others owned the other 115 shares OF
the paper. AS the paper remains in the
hands OF the present owners, no change
either in its editorial corps or in its politics
is liable to occur.
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Arrests I'm Rome.

ROME, January 13.-The police last eve
ming made domiciiary visits to 49, houses,
and arrested l2j persons. They also made
G2 seizures OF newspapers containing revo-
lutionary accounts OF Overdank's life and
so-caled martyrdom. IL is believed that
the arrests will lead TO the discovery OF
important information. \ trial for high
treason is impending.
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Five years for Forgery.

BALTIMORE, Nd, January l3.-James L.
Laird, young man from Augusta county,
Va, convicted Of passing forged check
purporting to have been signed by firm
in Staunton, Va, was refused new trial,
and to-day Judge Phelps, in the Criminal
Court, sentenced hlm 10 five years In the
penitentiary.
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virginia rleus.

Kci'bridqe Enterprise says Mr..
sBed some days ago from paralysis.
= etwecn seventy-fye and eighty
ID seem that prohibition in Smyth
Ioes not prohibit. The Marion
Hire Democrat says: IL is no.
fsct that liquor can be bought in
. any quantity, and at almost any
most within a stone-throw of
kouse."
! afford letter in the Fredericksburg
Exports that the smallpox scare is
S4pK. The disease was confined TO one
1l|ys and the four patients are GONZALES
ri Mtasles and mumps are prevailing
! conkiderable extent, especially in the
|klycn1 pa ueighbOrhoOd.
|9ye7d o., ago, says the Winchester
~, the I hily OF G.. X. Henry, OF this
per, were thrown INTO great excitement
grief, caused by his youngest child-a
ght, fine boy OF two swallow-
an overdose OF laudanum administered
his little sister, who, getting on chair,
ched the vial, where it had been tempo
lily placed. He soon went TO sleep, and
terrible condition was not discovered
s. 'eral hours after taking the deadly
son. The child's life was saved after
hours of hard work by the physicians.
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The violation Of any ofnature's laws brings
its warning by the feeling Of discomfort.
Exposure will induce colds, throat diseases.
consumption, ETC., all Of which give warn
ing by a troublesome cough. Use DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup in time. and remove
both the cause and effect Of your discom-
fort
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A Iavycr s,,oots rTimscIr.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.i
RALEIGH, N. O., January 13.-R. Don
Wilson, lawyer, aged sixty-two years,
and former resident Of Marion, Mellow
ell county, shot himself through the head
this morning at o'clock. He, died at o.
lie had been a sufferer with acute neural