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Fatal Fire iu Cincinnati.
SEVERAL LIVES LOST AND A NUMBER OF PER-
SONS INJURED.

on Email liN La i.VNl AMI = NAMbLls VI Ifls-
SONS INJURED.
Fly telegraph to the DIspatch.l
CNCISNATI. September 3.-This after
noon fire from an unknown cause broke
ont in the rag and paper-warebOuse OF
Henry brennan IL Co., No. 232 Walnut street
With remarkable swiftness the flames ran
up through the five stories OF the double
front warehouse, and communicated with
the Times-Stds building, adjoining it on
the south side. In less than fifteen
MINUTES both Buildings were mass
OF flames. Mary Flynn, working on the
third floor Of the rag house, jumped to the
ground, breaking her leg and sustaining
other injuries. Gus Halter. also employed
on the third floor, managed 10 get down
the stairway. but fell unconscious on the
first floor. His head and face were burned
almost to n crisp, and he cannot recover.
Mary MeingcS and Stella Meirs were cut
of from the stairway on the second floor,
but jumped to the pavement safely. They
said that another girl was on the same
floor, but was afraid to jump. Grave fears
are entertained for the safety Of five en-
plOyGs OF the rag wareh0use-SIrs.
O'Donnell, Rosa Liddie, Mary Burke,
Annie Lynch. and Nellie Kelly. They had
not reported at their homes at the usual
hour, and are thought to be i'm the ruins.
lIeney IIarretch, spectator, was crushed
against a wall by hook-and-ladder wagon
and fatally injured. a portion OF wall
fell while several fremen were on ladder
placed against it. One OF the men was
knocked off by another and fell twenty
feet, sustaining painful but not fatal iniu-
ries. The rag warehause was completely
ruined. The loss on the building i esti-
mated at $4,000; on stock, $4,000; partly
insured. the building was owned by the
heirs OF Robert Crawford. Three upper
stories OF the TtmeS-StGr building, includ-
ing the cOmposing-room, werc,entirely de-
stroyed. The loss to the company is S1O,-
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The inauguration of kenfucky's Gov
crnOr To-Day.
(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

LOUISVILLE. KY, september 81. Proc
tor Knott. Governor-elect Of Kentucky, will
be inauguratcd with imposing ceremonies
Mt Frankfort tomorrow. The entire ac-
tive military force OF the State, consisting
Of twenty-four companies, under command
Of Colonel John B. Castleman, is encamped
at the Capitol, and will take part in the in
auguratiou. Advices from Frankfort an
nounce that the crowd IN attendance is the
largest ever seen there on similar occa.
sion
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HURT BY 4 FALL.

When only a boy some thirteen years old was
hnrt quite badly by fan. and severely injured my
buck and kidneys. and was doctorcd by our best
physicians. and tried many remedies. and they all
failed until Hunt, Remedy was recommended to
us by friends that had used it here i'm Manchester
with The greatest success. We purchased bottle
from T.. Foster Campbcll's drugstore. and found
that improved very rapidly: WIS relieved of the
pains in the back, and after sing several bottles
found that WAS completely cured. and cannot
over-estimate the good Hunts Remedy has done
me, and can most heartily recommend 1t to those
troubled with kidney complaint; and you can use
this letter rs you choose. Respectfully yours.
ALONZO i. MARSHALL.
90 Orange street. Manchester y. H., May z,
1888. an 30-Th(w) SaSTu
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BALTIMORE, September 3.-Vrglnis 6's, con-
sclidatcd. 36t, new lO-i0's, 80; new s., 50's.
Bid to-day.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

SEPTEMBER 3.-Prices this week ranged rs fol-
lows
B,ef Cdthe.-Nery best, De-: good 4. N A. g.:
medium or good fair quality blight ca'tleD, $40
&C.: common 2<t3c.
Buiis-3f T.. the latter for extra.
Mfich COWS.-S22m so.
Pt0iS.--5a.l3 per head.
Me,D.-s4M4sc.
LIBibS.-fn5.c.
H0gs.-7ii0 Ssc.. net.
About POS head of beef cattle, i40 hogs and
279 sheep and lambs were on the market during
the week.
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We have had opportunity within the last
few days 10 talk with many OF tho Demo
cratic voters Of pitisyyania and Danville
on the subject OF State and county politics,
and can say truthiully that we have never
seen them more determined and united
than they now are. AS an influential
farmer said, "the people are stirred up"
They understand now that the loss OF the
State this time vii fasten upon them the
bondage Of the Boss, with all It's attendant
evils, and they are going to work TO avert
this calamity. -Danpit!e Register.
joe Jelierson's child-less than ten-calls
him "J0e." 4rjn
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MASS FOR THE DEAD.

PARIS. September 3.-Requiem mass was
celebrated ut the church OF ST. German to-
LAY for the Iepose OF the soul OF the Count
De Chambord. The service was quietly
performed. The church was filled. and
there were great crowds Of people outside.
rhere was no disorder
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PETERSRTTRG

SUDDEN DEATH OF A NORTHERN DRUMMER-A
SAD CASE-PREMONITIoNSO OF DEATH-sTAB-
BED BY HIS wIFE-REPUBLlCAN BARBECUE
IN SURRY-A BIG CROWD PRESENT.
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BASEBALL.
Tho Richmonds Defeat the Danvillos-
Score 10 y.


Especial telearam to the Dispatch.l
DASvILLE, September 3.-The first game
Of baseball between the Richmond Club.
OF Richmond, and the Danvilles, Of this
city, took place this afternoon and resulted
in a victory for the visitors. Quite large
crowd witnessed the game. which was
very interesting contest. Appended II the
score:
Innings........1 3 5 7 8 Total.
Danville........O 2 2 600 o
Richmond .....0 o 1 / 3
The second and last game will be played
tomorrow to-day.
Games Elsewhere.
Philadelphia: Philadelphia. 6; Proyi-
dence, 3.
Detroit Buffalo. ~: Detroit 4.
Philadelphia st. Louis, I; Athletic. ).
New York: Metropolitan, 7; Eclipse, 1.
Pittsburg: Allegheny, 4; Cincinnati 3.
~ innings.)
Baltimore: Baltimore, II; Columbus, ..
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LONDON. September 3.-The Bishop and
Town Council Of Stratford-upon-Avon
strenuously oppose the exhumation Of the
remains Of Shakespeare.
A Female InfOrmcr Reported Killed.
DUBLIN, September at is reported at
TraIee that a woman'who testified against
the Ballard Moonlighters in March, 1882,
has been shot dead in Australia.
A Protest from China.
LONDON, September 3.-The correspon-
dent of the Standard at Vienna says the
Chinese Government intends to issue
formal protest to the Great Powers, de-
claring that the treaty OF peace between
France and AMMAN, signed at Hue. i void,
as the King OF AMMAN was forced by the
French to sign Il.
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MARINE sNTELLiGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 8, 1883.

PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 8, 1883.
ARRIVED.
: Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York
merchandise and passengers, q. w. Alien Co.
agents.
steamer Ashland. Tunnel. Philadelphia. mer.
chan disc and passengers. j. W. McCarrick, agent
steamer Ariel, uinOrd, NOrfOl., Inltt0 osates
mail. merchandise, and passengers, l.. II. Tatur
Supcriptendent
Schooner Tom Williams Phcaton. Charleston.
phosphate rock, southern Fcrtilizng Company
schooner sarah Cullen, Jarvis, Philadelphia,
coal. &. G.. Thon.
Schooner Mary c.. Carroll, Carroll, Philadelphia,
coal. :. H. Halves.
Schooner Carrie Bell Seavey, Kennebec, Zee,
Richmond Ice Company.
schooner Nina X. Read Fry, Boston, salt, Da-
yenport 4 Morris.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, mer
chandlse ana passengers, e.. W. Allen & Co., agents.
Steamer Wyoming. smith. Philadelphia, mer-
chandise.J j. W: NcCarr1ck. agent
Schooner j. NAPLES. Ponder. Ouillcn. philade-
nhia. ties, Norvell. Leake & Co.. vessel, Curtis &
Parker.
schooner Thomas q. Ben,on, Cavanaugh. Nor
folk. truck-barres: vessel, Curtis x Parker.
load rairoadties for Philadelphia; vessel, Curtis
& Parker.
Schooner J. y. johnson, Rose, Wilson's Landing.
to load ties fer Philadelphia
Schooner Henry u. Triton. Harris, Boston, coal.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
Schooner Coy Thomas. Shoe. New York. coal.
Chesapeake and ohio Railway Company; vessel,
Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED.
Barkentine Edward 4. Sanchez. Fooks. Rio ia
Metro, -four, tIaxall-Crenshaw Company and Dun
lOp & McCance.
BRIG Columbus (Gerl. Stcenker. Santos. flour,
C,tllego Mills Manufacturing Company. uaXall-
Creushaw Company, and Baltimore mills.
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NV YORK. September 3.-Ccitnn-Net re-
cents. 81 bales gross. $40 bales. Fu,urCs closed
steady: sales 49, 90 bates: ~cpi,mhcr $1,000;
Ortnier, sIO.l5as1O.l6. November, slo.i9es
5000 Decemher, siO 25m@s O.3o: January.
$40 39NSlOiO: February, -fp.53de l0.5f;
March. slO.67Gsio8s; April slo.70atlo So:
Nav, Slo.9OM<io9 o.; June, sll.ul@sll.O5,
Inv ii lOM<llls
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. SEPT. 3, 1888
TBy Telegraph
.pRfNEn

steamer Luray, SchermernOrn. Norfolk. mel
chandise and passengers, chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company land sailed On returnl.
steamer AccOmac. Delk. merchandise and pas.
scngers, Smithicld. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company land sailea on reurnl.
steamer Northampton. McCarrick. Norfolk
merchandise and PTS -cnger,. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company (and sailed on returnl.
steamer Pamllco. Brakeman. SmithfCld, mor
chandise and passengers. Chesapeake and Oh.c
Raliwsy Company land sailed on returnl.
Steiner GuyandOtie. Kelly. New York, mer-
chandlse. and sailed for West Point. Old Dominion
Steamship Company.
Steamer George Appold, Foster, Providence.
merchandise, aud sailed for Norfolk, VI. and VI. L.
Company.
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Rocisbritigc County.

HOLMES CONRAD AND Il. TAYLOR SCOTT MAKE
IT WARN FOR COALITION AT LEXINGTON.
Especial telegram TO the DisDaich.l
LEXINGTON. September 3, lSS3.-Messrs.
Holmes Conrad and r. Taylor Scott adj
dressed large crowd to-day in the court
house square. Both made excellent
speeches, which were well received. The
speakers shswed up the manner in which
the representatives Of Rockbridge, MeSsrs.
Leech and Dunlap, were deprived Of their
seats in the last General Assembly. a
splendid impression was made upon the
people. which will tell in the November
elections. The Democracy OF Rockbridge
is thoroughly aroused, and the election OF
Anderson and Paxton is universally con-
coded. Auditor Allen was on hand and
spoke to a mixed assembly, but did not
seem to create much enthusiasm. Ran.
Tucker was called on, and responded i'm Il
few remarks full Of yigor and spirit.
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nwuGs, MEDICINES. &s.

nor sICK-R O0MS.
THE MOST AGREEABLE, EFFECTIVE, AND
CONVENIENT PURIFIER OF SICK
ROOMS Is
LARS CfIL0RAL TiIYM0L PROPiNLaF-
TIC AND DIsiNFECTANT.
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More Anti-Jewish RiO;ing.
Shipping-Men Inspecting Virginia
Ports.
(By telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

~ ItINLIiTII " VI TT 7I''''NII'I
NoRFoI.K, VA. September "a large
marty OF gentlemen, representing ocean
steamship lines between New York and
Furope. arrived here this afternoon from
Newport,s News and Hampton Roads. at
which points they had spent the day in
snectiur the shipping advantages. After
an inspection Of the shipping here. the
party left for New York by the Old Do
.,,;n,nr St.om.hin Line.
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DETTISTS.
UNDERcAKERs.
HEATERS: NANTES, &c.


DOYN 4 o y
NEW PERFECT FIREPLACE HEATER.
Inow offer rlr sale the NEW BOY MON ft u
PFI'T FIREPLACE HEATER, 10 heat one 10
three rooms. it l. handsome ana duraDl.. anu
gives more beat thah any stove % ~, I'll EfIrn
Have In store new line OF MAKnLfE ~,
II IrF NANTELS. GAS CHANDELIERS
Gp sTFS. and UOUsE-FURNIsHtNG GOODS,
If','a ,,ur heaters put In order before cold
ii,rS ''"' JOHN BOWERS.
on1h-2w No. iron Block. Governor street.
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aloft and pint II upon the ramparts Of
victory. Thrc was no opposition TO state
Senator Digs either IN the COUNTY or city,
and he was renominated by acc!amation.
and made ringing speech Of acceptance.
ihere was warm contest for the lower
mousse nominations, conducted principally
In the interest OF Mr.. +. :. Norman, TO
whom the county people objected for some
reason or other. / think, however, that
the objection was not so much TO Norman
as II was TO Interference with the old prece-
dent whereby the city has Decn accorded
the privilege OF naming the senator and the
county the two delegates. Mr.. Moorman's
friends from Lynchburg attempted TO break
TINS arrangement. but the county held out,
and, although he could have been nomi-
mated, rather than cause dissension Mr.
Moorman patriotically retired from the
contest, and Colonel J. Il. Leftwich and
Captain II. III. Ward were nominated. The
result OF the convention Is regarded with
great satisfaction, and the ticket will be
tnumphantly elected.
Bofotourf.
REORGANIZATION OF TIE COUNTY COMMIT
TEMPORARILY CANDIDATES.
ICorrosDondence OF the Richmond Disnatch.l
F1NCASTLE, VA, september ], 1883.
Our County Democratic Executive Com
mittee met to-day in the Office OF the secre-
tary. The chairman OF the committee ten
dered his resignation as member Of the
committee, having determined to offer him.
self as candidate for the House OF Dele
gates. Dr. J. II. Goodwin was elected TO
nil the vacancy on the committee. George
II. Swami, the former secretary. was elect
ed chairman, aud DR.. John l.. Doggett sec
rotary.
The committee passed resolution re-
queStng all candidates to announce them
selves on or before the 10Th OF September,
so that their names may be placed on the
ballot.bOXcS.
II seems at present that the contest will
lie between Captain J. II. IL. Figgatt and
NJ. w. Camper. both Of this place. Either
will make worthy representative. The
former was the nominee OF his party for
the Senate i'm 1879, and made a very able
canvass, but the tide OF Readiustment was
too strong for him 10 stem Mr.. Camper is
well known ne the editor OF the Fincastle
Herald, and those who know say he has
built up one Of the best county papers in
the State. Both may be styled young men.
and their Democracy is Of the stalwart
kind.
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Flour.

Flour We quote: flDe. .3Mt3.50. supernne,
- 2j@ 1918; extra, s4.75@.5. family, s69
5000; Patent family. sGmt7.
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REMOVALS.
saws. TOOLS. KACmINERY, &c.

SAWS. TOOLS. MACHINERY, &c.
OFFICE or G.. Il. HAYES
SUCCESSOR TO MILLER * HAYES,
SOUTHERN SAW-WORKS.
Nos. 1926 AND IA2S FAST CARY STREET
AND nos. IS AND 20 :. FIFTEENTH STREET
HAVING PARTIALLY REBUILT
4 i ms works. which were DESTROYED by fire on
the 9th utlmO, am now prepared 10 I'LL al orders
SAWS. TOOLS, MACHINERY, &C.,
"a usuaI. will rent ont the TWO-STORY
BIrlI.DING No. 1926 east Cary street, WITH OR
WITHOUT STEAM AND POWER. and will fur
nish neighbOrng consumers with STEAM AND
POWER I'm unlimited amount al reasonable rates.
Soliciting the orders of my former patrons 81 The
trade and The public generally, am,
eeo-1w &. =. HALVES.
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let Against tho Poles.

LoNpoN. September 3.-The Russian
cnyarnment has issued an edict forbidding
Poles from celebrating the bicentenary Of
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY

| WHEAT.-Whlte. 8 q bushels common Ia very
good at Sl.oS to &l.l7. Red. 2,752 bushels COM
mon 10 prime LOngberry at 00c. to sl.ls; Les
bushels mixed ~ sl.l2 To Tl.lS: 400 bushels
common 10 prime SIOrtbcrry AZ 9Oc. L. fl.l4.
| cORN.-Mhite, l,29O bushels good at sic.
| OATs.-2i2 bushels good 10 prime winter NJ &.
| To as.
RYE.-22O bushels very good to prime at SO to
1
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
MONDAY. September 8. 1888.
sALEs-FiRsr BoARD.-1,O00 Mancheste tax
receivable SIS ut %.
SECOND BoARD.-5,000 shares Atlanta ana
Charlotte first rs at 107, COO do. at l07.
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For sale by Druggists. Pncc 80 cents abo,tle.
Read the following:
"BLAIR's CHLoRAL THYAOL PRoPdY-
Tactic Is the best disinfectant that have ever
used.r (signedI HUNTER Mcguire, NJ. u.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.
COAL-Al kinds Of ANTHRACITE for CRATES,
stoves and furnaces. under shelter and dry: EAST
BANK LUMP SPLINr. S5.25: HAIL SPLINT,
S5-bcst I'm the market.
PINE WOOD. II. IS and 50 per half-cord; OAK
WOOD, -. 70 per half cord; Long WOOD, sawed
and split. for kindlng. 1908 Cary street, or r 3
Broad street. Telephone, los.
an3 c. n. PAGE
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ro,., storm I'm ItaIy-Loss or Life.

NAPLES. September 3.-Dnring thun-
der.storm at Grumo, near this city, ye.ter-
day. the foundation OF house was inun.
dated. causing it to fall, burying eleven
persons in the ruins. A heavy storm has
prevailed on the Mediterranean sea. 1t
was especially severe on the western coast OF
Italy.
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shakspcare,s Remains.

Sobieskrs raising the siege OF Vienna on
the 18th instant.
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THE DEMOCRATIC CANVASS.
coon REPORTS FROM VARIOUS POINTS

The Meeting n, salem festerday-hon' wall
Ter u. staples on the >tand-Senate and
Housc Nominations.
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Gloucester County.

J.N. STUBES EENO@INATED FOR THE HOUSE.
Especial telegram 10 the Dspatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, September >, 1888.
The Democrats OF Gloucester county to-
day in mass meeting renominated j. y.
Stubs Cor the House OF. Delegates. The
nomination was unanimous. There was
much enthnsiasm and The crowd was great.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANG

AND OOI TON EAOHANGE
RICHMOND. September 3. 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHrAT.-White, 654 bushels. Red, 1916
bushels
CORN.-Whlfe. 1.Gsi bushels.
OATS.-l.062 bushels.
llE.-ZyJ bushels.
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Grams destroyed I'm Ireland.

DUBLIN. September 3.-Recent storms
have almost totally destroyed the grain and
other crops in the south OF Ireland. The
autboriues fear a renewal OF the rent agita-
tion. Owing to the distress consequent
upon the loss OF crops, q general strike
aaainst rent is thought to be imminent.
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Campbell County.

SATURDAYS CONyENTl0E--A GOOD TICKET
VICTORY ASSURED.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcb.l
SEPTEMBER 3, 1888.
The Democratic Convention held at
Campbell Courthouse was. contrary TO an
ticipation, very harmonious affair, and
the gentlemen nominated to carry the BAN
ner Of the !. unterrifed" Will surely bear II
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LOUISVILLE

Louisville. september B. Flour frm; extra
ftnsv.,3 2jGs3.au; high grades. s6.23et6.1O.
Wn,at duh aud dropping No red winter.
Sl.Oy, Corn dun AND nomin q. Dat quiet. nlN,d
W.. Tern. 2sc. Provisions stoaiy. Mn mess PORK,
sl35O. Observation-Disclosures 500 clcar rib.
=: cletr sides. s7.37s. Bacon shoulders. 1919
ham. lie. Gard-Choicc kettle, sll.JO. Wills
L., unchanged.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Henry tho Fifth.

OBSEQUIEs OF THE COUNT DE CHAMBORD-TuE
ORLEANS PRINCES REFUSE TO ATTEND
CONSEQUENT SENSATION.
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CNCINNATT. September 3.-Flour ne fair DO
mand: family. Ri.6jafJ fancy. f5.l5Wf5.13.
WHEAT quirt: : 90 cash aud september. Corn
hrmer al J2r. oats dali az 97ic. PORK stcady AZ
SI325. Lard stronger az s5.2j. IiuiA-meats
armrr: shoulders, sj.5n; clear RIB, tC.19. Bacon
stronger. shculdcrs 500. clear rib. 1870 clear,
81. MhisSey steady At fl.l3. sugar un-
changed. Hogs firm; common aud light, sfsa
~J7J.
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vlIWAIrkFt

NrLwArSEs, September 3.-Flour steady
Wheat weak aud easter; eS.c. ca,h and Sopteni-
ier Corn dull and dropping No. ?. fric. Oats
steady mixed, 2JAc.. white, 26.c. Provisions
stcady Me.s-pork t2'c. cash and October.
Larl-Prlme steam. $3.50 cash and October.
Hos steady a. Si.sO@ $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-31

toratbar larrs crowda This year WAS no exception.
III Az csmstarv the Grafton was delivered BY Ed
Ward &. GsarbsIt. ESQ, Of Dsuv,lle. Penn.
TsISroN Nay somMsm5E Ss Parker Das J Dc.
fully observed here. E..fovernor ''0' 81 >'' W.
BuTTALo, n. Y, May 3O.-Decoration Day passed
of a. usual here Most of tho large business houses
PTTTsSUsa. PENN May 30.-The Observance Ct
Decoration Day was quito general here although
rain prevailed. m D.,.,
PRiNcEToN. N. J., May 30.-Deccration DAY W.
RAYMOND. of the College Of New-Jerssy, delivered
an address in the Presbyterian Church IN tne
evening. on IT.. a.n VA
Quietly Observed at Long Branch. Asbury Park,
ocean Beach, Red Bank and other towns in mon Mon
mouth County. At Freehold an Grafton was aeii'-
cred by Theodore Morris.
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rpxv vopu ni,ty TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MAY 81 1854

,.,.,o, ,rono the residents Of jamaica Hempstsad,
North siV Hampstead and oysssr Bay.
LONG ISLAND C1rY-Oakley Van Cott Pfskes-
man employed BY the Long hland Railroad Co ~.
pany, Was hurt on Tuesday night He va ~ w
his back toward tho engine when Rs head ca came N
Contact with the low arch Of Q bridge. d: W.
Knocked senseiess from tho car. but 1t vas Ioanc
u h.5 sTstained however. several severe scalp
Wounds w n and his Sead was terribly bruised.
JAxAIcA.-The Board Of supervisors OF queens
County have appointed special committee 70 o..
Hempstesd Bsy whish has long been source o.
complaint and, II necessary, to procure legal assis
snce In order to compel tho railroad company 70
place il in proper repair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-31
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
cAw sIUARTs HIDING-PLACE.

Information has been received by Mayor Low TO
the effect that the defaultiDg exsecretnry Of the
"a in hiding in tho central part of this State On
Communicating his information to Police Superin;;
tendent Campbell, Captain Campbell and and
Detective Lowery. OF the First o...r LrSv
to try to discover the missing man: Stuart fed
from Brooklyn on September IL 1881: wniIe ~
vestigations we're being made in the accounts OF ting
Sssn e, fSrty years. After bis departure
It was found that he had embezzled
nearly $25O,OOO. in the twenty years ,! ne
have been made to fnd where he was ,, IN hiding
Stuarts brother-inlaw, e1;Alderman II: 2. Jones Jones
of Brooklyn. was implicated with him n 6ankng
funds and suit was brought against him to re-
cover the amount stolen, but it was not succsss1u
1t is stated that Jones is now hnanc,aily enonL
rassed. and it is thought that he will attempt 70
communicates with stuart. The police have nao
him under surveillance for some time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-31
WHAT GOINl ON TO-DAY.

Coroners action and investigation into cause OF Brook
Church Choral Union annual concert at Madison
Meeting OF Lutheran ministers at st. Marks German
Lutheran Church.
Stokes will case before Surrogate Rollins.
Meeting OF Anne rican Yacht Club.
Land Reform Association at Municipal Hail.
Institute Of Christian Philosophy at NO winthrop
place. nj. ,.o,,,
Reception OF Bowery branch Of \. III. L. A.