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BUCKINGHAM.
PINE RArN-rmE TOBACCO cRoPs-FRUIr-Po'
LiTICAL.

PINE RAIN--TnE TOBACCO CR0Ps-FRUIT-Fo-
LiTIcAL.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
GOLD HILL, VA, June 4, 1858.
We had delightful rain Saturday night
aud portion Of the day yesterday. II was
very much needed by everything.
Many thousand tobacco-plants will be
stuck to-day, and tolerably fair crop will
be planted, notwithstanding the inroads
made on plant-beds by the fly.
We have the largest fruit crop this year
that we have had for many years. Cher
ries are ripe and June apples are turning.
Our county was carried by the Coalition
lists at the last election. but 1t was done in
this way: Captain Moss, treasurer, has been
In Office for long time, and has become
very popular with all classes. One third OF
the vote be received will go Democratic next
fall, IL is said. Then again Mr.. johnson,
supervisor in Marshall district, was elected
by about 200 majority, two thirds OF which
vote was Democratic, and so on with nearly
every man that was elected. II.
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CITY CoNNfsSioNEH's OFFIcE,t
BALTiNrRE. May ~, 1888.
EATED PROPOSAL Will Dc DR.

- CEIyED AT THIS OFFICE UNTIL WE'D
NEsDAY, 9Th OF Jane. 1883, AZ l.. NJ. To fur
nish l.000OuO GRANITE PAVING BLOCKS OF
the following dimensions:
Not less than eight lsl nor more than twslyefl2)
inches In length: not lees than three aud a half
f3sl nor more than four and half ltSl inches in
width. and not less than tx (C) nor more than
seven "a inches In dept8.
Proposals win only he received for furnishing
LOT OF not less than 10000 blocks.
The blocks 70 be delivered ~ such wharf or
wharves or railroad depots In Baltimore A. may BE-
designated by the City Commissioner
Proposals must state the price both by The thou
sands and by tie square yards.
One-touIth of The Whole number Of blocks must
he delivered within thirty days after signing The
contract. not less than one-haf OF the Whole NUM-
Der within sixty days after signing the contract,
AVID The balance Of The whole numier contracted
for within ninety days after signing the contract.
. Payment Will be made on delivery and accept
ancc Of each lot of 10000 blocks, retaining
twenty per ccntum OF the amount until thirty days
after the completion Of each contract.
Bond. with approved security. viii be required
for the faithful performance Of the contract.
All bids must DC accompanied by specimen
blocks Of the size aud quality given above iaicied
with Tie name OF The bidder and the locality OF the
quarry.
The right Is reserved 10 rject any and all pro-
yosals offered.
specifications will be furnlshedon application 20
dis Office. JOHN h. TOOLE.
my 23-codt.Jo6 Clerk Of CRY COmInis Toner.
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share speculation opened heavy. with prices
fractiOnay lower than at Yesterday : close. After
further slight decline n Tire early trade the mar
ket became strong. and AT O'Clock sold up "a -.
led by New Jersey Central and Northwestern: but
during the next hour speculation was cnil, aud "a
reaction ranging from 20 took place. In which
Louisville and Nashville and the coal shares were
the greatest sufferers. shortly after Ills there was
y slight rally in prices. but during the next TWO
hours speculation was extremely dun. and this In
proyeinent was lost. IN the las; honr tn ma ket
became strOng and recorded an advance Of kMIs,
i'm which the coal shares and Union Pacific were
the lending features The market, though quiet.
closed strong aud 4Ml higher than II closed yes
feriay for the general is. the later st. Paul.
Omaha preferred. however, closed lower. Trans
actions, $4,000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June j.-NirHnia G's, second series.
SO: new l0-4O's. 50 !. Bid to-day.
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federal treaty with the view to abolshing
the Reichstag.
The journal De 81. PeterSbourg says the
coronation OF the Car viii leave behind
indelible traces in the hearts OF the people
OF the great acts effected amid its splen-
doris. The Cars letter TO NJ. DE Giers re-
garding Russia's condition and her rela-
tions with foreign Powers finished the
programme Of peace, with which the poo
pie sympathize.
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Drought I'm Southwest Virginia.

lIIy telegraph to the Dispatch.I
LYycHBURG, VA, June 5.-The drought
in this section has resulted in incalculable
damage, and information from the South
west represents an alarming state Of affairs.
Cattle-raisers are obliged to purchase food
for their stock, the pastures being all dried
up. The crops are also suffering greatly
from want OF rain.
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Tvnosin Council.

by Telegraph W wv -
CINCINNATI, June 5.-A the session OF
the international Typographical Union to-
do, dav some time Was spent over the creden-
tiaIs Of the delegate from Boston. He has
Jus va, ~ been admitted, on account Of infor-
notify vI of his credentials. The annual re-
nor,s q, officers were read, showing that
he Union is In strong condition and has
sa 81. GOO surplus In the treasury. Twenty
five oV new unions have been added during
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THE EARTfs FRIGHT. The scourge
which has decimated mankind has found a
conqueror in DR.. Worthington's Cholera
and Diarrhea Medicine; ii Is specific for
diseases OF the stomach and bowels. DIR.
Levi ;. Yates. OF North Carolina, wrote:
81 have no hesitation in saying that II is an
invaluable household remedv.v
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Baseball Yesterday.

IBy telegraph TO rhe Dispatch.
PHILADELPHIA DetroilS, 6; Philadelphia,
4. New York: New Yorks, 10; Chicagos.
3; Eclipse, .; Netropolitans. ,; Brook
lyns, II; Athletics, o. Providence: Pro-
violence, 10; Builalos, G. Pittsburgh Gin
cinnatis, 8; Alleghenys, 2. Boston: Cleye-
lands, IA; Bostons, /. Baltimore: st.
Louis, 6; Baltimores. 3. Camden, y. j..
Merritts, II; Columbus, 4.
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pRopOSAIS.
TO BONDHOLDERs.

Proposals for the sale or surrender Of SEVENTY
DOLLARS or BONDS OF The
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY,
due November LIST. 1885. are invited until July
lst, s-3. and may be addressed t. me al HIS
boro'. y. G., or delivered sealed the First Ma
tlonhl Bank or Charlotte. the National Bank or
Greensboro. or the State National Bank ~ IA
leigh. Right reserved 10 reject any or all bids.
JOHN W. GRAHAM.
Trustee Of snking Fund Of North Carolina
Railroad Company.
JUNE !. 1888. A. 3-3It
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Ohio RcnuIllicnns.

By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
COLUMBUS, June 5.-The Republican State
Convention met to-day, organized. and adj
iourned until tomorrow TO await the COM
mittee reports. There is no change Of sem
timent as TO the head OF the ticket. and the
indications are that Foraker will be nOmi-
mated on the first ballot by acclamation.
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r HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY
i SPRING STOCK OF GOODS. CHINESE
MATTINGs OF all grades, OIL CLOTHS ana
and HOLLANDS. CORNICE and cOkNICE
POLES, LACE-CURTAlNs. &C. PAPER
HANGINGS OF the latest designs. All orders
promptly attended TO. work Done ~ ,owh Ut
country. A.JESNlNSs;
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" III 1fN " n IT,
2542 Dearborn street, Chicago, III.

The CUTICURA TREATMENT for the cure OF
Skin, Scalp, and Blood-Diseases consists In me
internal use OF CUTICURA REsOLNENI, me
new Rlood-Puriier, and the external use of Gu
TICURA and CUTICURA SOAP, the Great SKIN
Cures Price of Cuticura: small boxes 0Oe:
large boxes, 81. Cuticura Resolseni, ~ per Dol
lie Cuticura Soap. 25c. Cuticura Shaying-SoaI,
I5c sold by all druggists.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO,
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SKEN-DISEASES.
TIFTEEN YEARS OF SUFFERING
BODY COVERED WITH HUMOR-
HAD TWELVE DOCTORs-PAID OUT $500
NO CURE-NO HOPE.

| viii now state that made miraculous cure OF
one of the worst cases Of skin-disease known. Inc
Teen wears HIS ewes, scalp. and nearly his whole
body presenteda frtghtful appearance. Had had
the attention of twelve different physicians VINO
prescribed the best remedies known u the profess
SION such as iodidc potassium, arsenic, corrosive
sublimate, sarsaparilla, etc. Had paid 5000 Tor
medical treatment. with but little relief. l pre-
vailed upon him 10 use the CUTICURA REsoLVENI
tbloOd-purlherl Internally and the CUTlCURA ana
CuTICJiRA SOAP externally. lie did so, ana was
ram Dletelu cured The skin on his head, face. and
many other parts OF his body. which presented q
most loathsome appearance, Is now rs soft and
smooth as an infants, with no scar or trace OF the
disease left behind. lie has now been cured twelve
months. Reported 10y .,.... -.
Barnwell, :. c.
poforcpco Dr 81 EATN. Charleston. :. &.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY June 3. 1888.
sALEs-FIEsT BoARD.-lO shares Petersburg
Railroad stock at %.
SECOND BOARD.-3.OO0 Virginia Midland IN
comes (B. b. at GIG; 10 shares. North Carolina
Railroad stock at Sc.
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Flour-We quote: f,ne, 1926 0s350. super
fine. 1919 n s4.25 extra, S. 5@S5.5O. common
family, sj.65Mf6: Patent family, f7de7.71.
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the past year, and there are now 175 unions
in the international organization repre-
senfed here BY eighty-fiYe delegates.
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DL AIN T A l. X q.

Every word we say in regard 10 our remedy Is
true. and the certificates We publish are n M men
Of undOublcd yeraclty.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
ATLANTA, Ga, Janu1ry /, $50.
We are managers Of the swift specific 'ompany.
and own a controlling part OF ne stofN ~ ~, suh
company. aud endOrse every word uttered ~ tiNms
LAMAR, RANKiS < AFFAIR.
Wholesale Druggists.
ATLANTA, GA, AugHi 1881.
We know the gentlemen cUmposirF the Urn OF
Lamar. Rankin \ Lamar. They are pryinio.nt
citizens Of our state, men OF mems ana 81 bigh
character aud Standing.
). W. ENGLISH, Mayor u Atlanta;
}. N. PORTER,
Cashier Merchants Bank;
Cashier Atlanta National iisnk;
A. %. BACON.
Speaker House of Representatives, teofsia,
ALI. II. CoLQuirr,
Governor % Georgia.
Write for a copy Of tie little b., k-frce.
$1,000 REWARD will be paid 10 any chemist
who will dnd, on the analyslsof 100 bottcs SIS,
one particle OF Mercury, lodide rotassiam. or any
mineral substance.
THE SWIFT sPrrIFIc COMPANY.
| je l-lw Drawer 5, Autni'' "a.
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N THE SHADOW or MONTICELLO,
A visit 20 Charlottesville ana Look
ut Its Industries.

The University : Its Buildings and obscrvn-
tory-Thc New Woolien Mills and their Ca
pacity-The Great Industry of Grape-Cul-
ture and wine-Making-A Fine Cattle
Market, etc.
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NFW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK. June 5.-Cotion-Net receipts,
50 bales; gross receipts, 1887 bales. fuluns
closed stOtdy: sales, $4,000 baies; June, SlO63
oslo "a: july, slO.62Gsl0.63: August, sl065
OSLO SO; Sepiember, sl0.4l@fl0. ~: October,
sIO.12Ms10.l3; November, sls.O3WtlO.O4 I;
December. slO.O5MflO.O6; January, SlO.I2g
sIOl3: Febrnary. 81 0. 22MSlO.2i.
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MARINE INrELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMONB, JUyE 8, 1883.

ARRIVED.
Schooner i;ary Freeland, Clark, kennebec. Zee,
Richmond Ice Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Wyanoke Hulphers. New York mer-
steamer Ashland. Tunnel. Philadelphia, mer-
cbandlse and passengers. j. W. McCarriek, agent.
Steamer ARIEL. ,,itiort, NOrIo!k, inff1 slate.
mail. merchandlso, and PASSENGERS, l.. Il. "atnn
SUPERINTENDENT
schooner A. II. Waite. Moore. Portsmouth. coal,
Chesapeake aud Chic Railway Company; vessel
Curtis < Parker.
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DABY.-For Infantile and Birth Humors
- and skim Blemlshes use CUTICURE SOAP. a
delieiously- perfumed Skin-Beautifier and Toilet,
Bath, and Nursery sanitiye. Absolutely pure
sales 1881 and 1852, 100000 cakes
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Reference, DIR. H. BAEn, Charleston, 5. G.
HELPLESS FOR EIGHT YEARS-UNABLE TO
WALK FOR ONE YEAR-GOr ABOUT ON
HANDS AND KNEES-A WONDERFUL

have had most wonderful cure Of salt Rheum.
For seventeen years | suffered with salt Rheum !
had N on my head. face. neck, arms, and legs. l
was not allie 10 walk only on my hands and knees.
for one wear have not been able % help myself
for eight years. tried hundreds OF remedies not
one had tie least effect. The doctors said my case
was Incurable. So nv parents tried everything
mar came along. ! saw your advertisement, and
concluded to try CUTiCURA REMEDIES: The CU-
rIcUHA brought the humor TO the surface OF my
am entirely we'll Al can say Is thank you INST
heartily for my cure. ANY person VIII" ihihks lhls
letter fraud. let them write or come ana sec me-
""D WILL MCDONALD.
2542 Dearborn street, Chicago, III.
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SALES REPORTFD no SECRET

WHEAT.-Red. l42 bushels mixed at Sl23 10
1928; 100 bushels fair 10 good shortberry al
:l.IJtO Sl1s.
CORN.-Whte, 200 bushels very good t. primo
At 81 10 Csc. Mixed, 1874 bushels very good q. O2c
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POKI Of NV FUNI ; NEWe, JUNE o. 1860
BY Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Luray, SchermerhOrn, Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. Chesapeake and ONO
Railway Company land sailed On retnrnl.
steamer AccOmac. Delk. merchandise aud pas
sengers, Smthhcd. Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company land salcd on returnl.
steamer northampton, McCarrick, Norfolk
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake anh ono
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
Steamer PamlicO, Brakeman, smlthheld; lner-
chandise and passengers Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company and allied on returnl.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
MAYORS OFFICE. city of Louisville: ior
MACADAM FOR PAVING TUE SfREf II or
LOUISVILLE. ~ designated by specifications ON
Louisville, until JUNE =, 1853, ~ IL ". The
Mayor reserves the right 10 rcjcc, any or al bids.
QUALITY.
The block and macadam shall be of the beet
quality Of James-riyer granite, If a uniform grain
and texture, without laminauon or ~trtitilcation.
and free from pyritcs aud an excess OF mica aud
fcldspar. soft or wcather-wOfn stones. obtained
from the surface of the quarry, VIII not he ae-
cepted.
The blocks must be OF the following dlmen sious:
The arst class. in length not more than ten llp)
nor less than six 90 inches In width not morn
than four and one half az nor less Than three tSl
inches. In depth not more than seven az nor less
than six 90 inches.
The second class in length not more than nine
81 nor less Than Ave - inches. in width not more
than four ~ nor less than two and one iaif lS4l
inches, IN depth not more than six and one hait
t6s) nor less Than four and one half az Inches.
The blocks must lie dressed square upon the
faces, with straight edges. top bottom, ANA sues
and not vary I'm any direction more tnan a hali
inch from a rectangular shape. blocks having
projections or knobs exceeding bali Inch VIII not
b. received.
The fourth class, or rubble. paving shall not be
more than six 80 nor less than three l'o inches
across the top and bottom surfaces Va any diIec-
ton; In depth not more than seven 90 nor less
The blocks must he broken 20 proper sizes. with
ont feather edges, and have uniform upper sur
face. and when set To place 70 show no Joint eN-
cecring one inch In a transverse direction.
The macadam shall be broken hy hand or crushed
with steam. crusher so "a, 90 pass through two
inch ring. and he free from scgeo ming or waste or
any kind. -
CONDITIONS.
Bids will be recci. ii per tom Of 2,2iO pounds
for each class Of Tie abOye-named paving m1te-
rial. Doc delivered upon on the rNcr-irunt 81
the city IT Louisville bet Hccn second and Preston
streets, or upon Fourteenth street from iigh u
houtuC Ky street.
Bids must lie accompanied with a specimen Of
each class OF blocks OF the sizcs and quality herein
described. labelled with the NAMES OF the bidders
and locality of the quarry, otherwise iie BIZ VIII
not be accepted.
Monthly estimates VIII be made upon he mate
rlll Inspected and received by the cry lut 'neer.
For Specifications or further inf rnIlion call or
address City Engineers office. city OF Louisville.
Gil 4RLES 10. JACOB, Mayor.
MAYORS OFFICE, LOUISVILLE, KY, May ~,
1888 lay 29-tJe6
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June 5, 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 25S bushels. Red, 9ss BUSH
els.
CORS.-White, 912 bushels. Mixed, 800 bush
els
OATs.-io0 bushels.
PEAS.--72 bushels.
NILLET-SEED.-30 bushels.
FLOUR.-33 barrels
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CHICAGO.
MILWAUKEE,.

MILWAUKEE,, June 5.-Flour dull. Wheat firm
or: No. 2. cash and june sl.09ii. Corn lower
No 2. 65ac. oats steady and In fair demands No.
y 39Hc.: white easier at 42i,c Provisions lower.
Mess pork. $40 cash and June. Lard-Prime
steam. LEO cash and June. HOGS steady at
kR Ep1&-
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CHARLOTTEsvmLE, june 3, 1SS

Especial correspondence Of the Richmond Dis
patch.
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HER CONDITION CONSIDERED UNsAFE-FEARs
THAT SHE WILL soon BECOME A CONFIRMED
INVALID.
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thARLoIIbSNlLLh, june D, 1850.
Charlottesville is the county-seat OF Al
bemarlc. and has a population, including
the University and suburbs, estimated at
5000. The landscape surrounding the city
Is rs pretty rs the eye ever rested upon.
Approaching the city from the east you
pass through gap In the Southwest range
OF mountains, which, from some fancied
resemblance to the gate Of ancient Athens,
has been called the Athens OF America.
This similitudc 10 that ancient city is TO
some extent borne out by the additional
fact that here is situated
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The block aud macadam shall be of the beet
quality OF James-ryer granite, If a uniform grain
and texture, without lamination or adjudication.
and free from pyrites aud an excess OF mica aud
fcidspar soft or wcai her-wOfn stones. obtained
from the surface of the quarry VIII not he ac-
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China Resolved TO Fight.

LONDON, June 5.-The correspondent OF
the Standard at Shanghai, in dispatch
dated June 4th, says he Is in position to
state. on the highest authority, that Ii
Hung Chang. the Chinese Prime Minister
and commander OF the troops in the pro-
yinces adjacent to Tonquin, declares that
unless France recognizes the rights OF
China in regard to AMMAN China Is resolved
10 fight.
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ST. LOUIS. June o. Flour unchanged. Wheat
opened low and weak. subsequently, advanced, and
closed strong aud higher No = red fall, sl.l9'
G$l2O cash. Corn opened lower. reacted, and
closed higher nj jOkM5ic. cash and June Oats
dull and lower: 4Oc. cash aud June. Whisky
steady at Si.l4. Provisions dun; only small
foh trade done.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30
AIlllykellISAIDfA,

Although it has been several Nrarr
>'nr" Robson and Crane hay" appeared
III this city, they have not been forgot
ten by those " n" Witnessed Their n1''i',
less acting. This evening 'A"i "li
present the great American r"u'"N
drama, entitled "SharpH and Flat,
winch Is one "i ne best plays fhry nave
ever appeared ill.,
Th" plot OF the play Is eN"rli"nt, amt
shows I" til" III" the destinations OF
stock gambling, ana lis lnrNitahI" re-
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30
IL.

NvUTICT-rHE LISTS OF THEtDIN
~ ~ Assessor for the Nothcru and south
crn Districts Of Wilmington can he found al
the following places;
rim ward-At Lafayette Hotel, Ninth anC
ShIpiry streets.
SiSth ward At store Of Samuel Chadwick
Fourteen, h aud french streets.
seventh Nnrd-At druI store OF W. {. Il
tuuuuhuun. corner Of Delaware ave. ana Du
ruul street,
Eighth ward--A barber shop Of Joseph A
VI I.urowc, northwest corner OF Ninth and
Lombard streets.
ninth W.ri--At grocery store Of Lewis
BuIiu.k ' udc,rr ave. ana Market street
Ilr-l wurd-L. II. Rcrioiottc, ESQ, S0'
Ship'ry street
second ward-W. II, Rarcford, Third street
bridge.
ThtrI ward-Harry Witsil, Mary land ave
and Madison street
Fourth Warl-.Io I'm Calhoun, 40 Spruce Il
Tenth ward-licw-uu l.. Lannam, lle3 West
Front street
Eleventh ward Robert tottInghnm. Mary
hand avenue and Liberty street.
The A SCISSORS viii at AT the tity Hall OF
January - 70 and 81. and February ana
for the purpose ot mAhln- Transfers and cor
rcrriun- and placing upon the LIFTS an! maine
that may have been omitted,
FRANCIS H. IAILEG,
Assessor Northern District
HENSON l.. LANNAN,
ll7.bg Assessor Southern District
Daily Republican., 1883-01-30
Shot by His Young Sistcr.in-L

In South Boston, on Sunday night,
Elizabeth Vessels, aged Il, shot in the
right tempt" her hrothcr-in-law, Henry
Fas.hallcr, aged -. FaSshalIrr i, Il
lithOgraph"r, who five years ago, mar
rird EliZah"th'S cider sister and went to
Providence, where he lived for several
years. HIS muthcr-ilI-law OWNS Il house
in South Boston. and about two years
ago he and his wife went there e. live
with her. F@>-hlurr soon ai1rrwarl
became dioNiplr"i and quit work,
Hi, wife separated from him IA year ago,
and since then he has been leading u
vagab"md life, frequently going 10 his
wifc's hoDS" when III liquor and threat
ening members Of the family Two of
til" family, on" ottIrm Eizahrlh bought
reviewers to protect themselves, On
Sunday night FaNshau"r went Nv the
house, got into Il row with II young
brother Of the glrI, seized him by the
throat and was shaking him, when
Elizabeth drew the revolver and shot
him The tall entered FasShalrr's
brain, and the wound will probably
prove fatal in a few hours The girl
was arrested. Her family are very re-
Sprrtah" people, and stand well in til"
community.
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tllE RAlLRsDA DS
4 LNc.l Time Table ~i.H the Lat
.ss Corrections
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR

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