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(Co7,tinued from last ,ceeE.)
How Watch Cases are MADE.

Imitation always follows q successful
article, and imitation is one of the best
proofs of real honest merit; and thus 1t is
that the james Boss Gold Watch Case has
its imitators Buyers can always tell the
genuine by the trademark of a croa0n, from
which is suspended a pair of -s.us y paak
scales. Be sure BOTH croun and 3 q
scales are stamped Iii the cap of the watch
case jewelers. are very cautious about en-
dorsing an article unless they not only k'log
that it is good, but that the character Of
the manufacturers is such that the quality
&C the goSds will he Kept fully up to standard
w115E tsfspoBr, Pa, Feb. Il; 1ao3.
The james Boss Gold Nstcti Gases 60 hhe NOT
TO recommend them; ts;ey sell Themselves. Cbe af
my customers has had James Boss GooW atch Gaze
in use for 90 years. a It is good ever With this
cRe do nos hesitate to give my own guarantee es-
seeln i, rs everlasting. JESSE T. LITTLE Jeretcr
NsR 1;apSswIcK, NJ Jan. 8, 1888
This foil case, No 6S ssss.7.9l ag the James Bos5
hus been in use since that time, and Is s1 1904
condition. The movement the one which was IN the
casa wnen bought it, and its condition shows tnat
tie case las really out-worn the movement which Is
waved ont MARTIN A. HOWELL,
Of Board Of l,tFset9rs NJ Il. r. Dc Trans Co.
Send eet stamp Xe:stene Bie ss Faetories Phiia.
aeIphin Pa for handsome Illustrated Parrhis sssHps ho"
In,. :,..' and keystone Watch Case. Eade.
ITO be CoatfEaed.)
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Aug. 16, 1sS3-1y.
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ECLECTIC MAGAZINE
OF
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THE BUCK EYE
PHOSPHATE.

"Time tried and crop tested" has al
ways made competition ''squeal'' on
results, and it now makes them howl
on valuation. See below:
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Hides. Leather. &c.


Hides: Green, SAGE: wet salted, 6xeD7c.: dry
satcd, l1@l4c.; dry flint, 13@l5c.
Leather: Rough leather, 22g3Vc.; city finish
sa nc so@sac:; county hh hsm,ost soe i
zoc., oak sole. 3O@4Oc.
Iron. steel. Nails. &c.
=, ron American refined. Old Dominion bar,
: 4.IOc. e n. for standard Sizes Ia large iots To
1eaers. 6-lm3c. In small o's; fnvn-n an'
ftg2e.; hoop, 4@59c.
od Nails: Old Dominlon. SO for standard size, for
SyU kcgs. In small lots, $3.50.
q n. ''"'''"9S' ""o'e'a'e' ''s0'' '''''' ''~
Rope; Manila. best, l5c.; jute, 7H@sc.
Liquors, Wines, &C.
ao as' scotch scotch best brands, pints s2@s2.25
Bra', hes: Domestic. 81 oO@sI q; fruit. 9oc. a
sl.5?' apple, new, sl.SJ@s2; old, s2.2J@S3 ,
virginia peach, s2.50@S3.
sRye Waiskegs: Medium, s1.5oGs2; pure old,
s2ms3 and upwards.
GIN Domestic, sl.2o@s1.50; imported, rs .
Nslc England Rum sl.50@sl.65.
hectifed WhtSkegs: st.1O0sl40.
Lumber. Slaves. NC.
LUMBER: The market Is oyerstocke', more lum-
Der being brought here than the supply demands
therefore having somewhat depressing effect unon
prices. White oak. cut 10 order, sI70ns2., r.
l,OOU: on market. Sl0@Sl5 q l,OaU: Western
Virginia poplar, sl5@s26 9 1000; West ylr.
ginia white pine, sl5gs30 Z l,O0O yellow pine -
Rough boards, ss@s9, dry clear sl2dsi5
ioist, S10MSl5, according 10 sizes and lengths
Shlngles-plne, sl.75Gs2.5O; cypress, six-inch
s6msS q 1000; saps. sj@.G. Laths-Split, 81
sawed, S1.75ns2 r. 1000.
Sfdres. Mbiskcy-barrel timber, green, $50
500 4 1000; seasoned. s20M25 = LOCO. Flour.
Sass; turned heading, Sc. z set. Flour-bar.
rel poles s4@s6. Hogshe,d-hoops. zoe. q bundle
Powder, Shot. NC.
Fuse: Toys mining, $50 9Oc. e 100 feet.
POtcder: S6.25 by the live kees-less than hv,
kegs, $3.50; blasting, S2.55G $50.
shot: Northern, s1.s5 "a bag OF 25,ibs
GrtadStOReS: l1s@2c q ~.
Seed.
C1Ocer. 1915.
TimOthU: S2.5OGS2.75.
Orchdrd Grass, Sl.50N$l.75.
Herd grass: SldSl.10.
Uiilet Seed: Sl.25.
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WARN SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w BATH COUN TY. VA,
ARE NOW OPEN.

The finest warm sulphur bath In the world.
Pamphlets 70 be had OF Purcell, Ladd & Co, or OF
the proprietor send postal. .,,...,,
ap l4-3m JOHN J.. EUBANK.
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NrW yORk CATTLE MARKEr.

JUNE lo-Beeres.-The 26 carloads of fresh
receipts were consigned direct 10 cityiralc siaug
terer- and there was nothing doing In the cattle
wards. Dressed beet slow In Washington Market
at 90 DC. & 10. for common to best citv-slnugh-
tered. and s1@el94c FOR western. American re-
don to-day ri 7lN7lSd. i4s@l5c) q ib.-the
highest mark touched for number Of weeks
Shipments of hive stock and fresh meat TO- day
were l57 live cattle, LEO quarters OF beef, and
go carcasses of mutton.
Sheer and LOmbS.-Recelpts. IA carloads on
BOTS head. tirmer and higher. especially FOR
good lambs. Sales of sheep were nj 4'gG sc. r.
To-: OF lambs at 60 SC for southern and AT cs(n
ggc. for jersey. Good dressed mutton sold at 81
M i2I. Among the sales of sheep We're IL ONO
wctl ers. l25 lbs. average, NJ 64c. e n. Sales OF
lambs included Is Jersey lambs. q Ms. at &C.;
DAP Virginia do. 81 MS, at &C.; iS9 kentucky
do 81 ibs., At &c. and 239 DO, 81 ibs., at 7sc.
H0gs-Keceipts. II carloads, or 1000 head.
Dull and nominal for live hogs at s6.S0@s 7.2O e
ltO,fbs.-JOuraut ~ Commerce.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK June --Noon.-stocks hrmer.
Money. 1908 per cent. EXchange-Lone, 4s4'l;
short, ass. State bonds quiet Governments
steady.
EUcnfng.-Exchange 4S4l.. Governments
strong: new SIS, 1885, bid; new AXIS, ll2li: new
As, 1l91: new 81, 1885, Money, 2kG3 per cent.
state bonds nominal Sub-Treasluy balances-
Gold. Sll3.569.0nO: currency. SS.l3O,0OO.
In the early dealings on the stock Exchange
speculation was irregular At one time New York
Central. Iackawanna. 81. Paul. and Union Pacihc
were quiet and weak. As the day wore on. how
ever. the market gained strength and more con-
fident tone prevailed. The advance was based on
an improvement In the situation at Chicago, and
on favorable adyiccs from the West In regard 10
crop prospects, whchinilucnced purchaers of stock
both for long aud short account. The advance In
prices ranged > 10 24-LOug Island. Northwest.
lackawanna, Jersey Central. New York Central.
Erie. Michigan Central. Missouri Pacific, and the
Wabashcs being conspicuous I'm The rise. The adj
vance was well maintained nj the close. Com
pared with last nght's closing. active stocks show
an advance of 10 II. The changes IN spcclaltles
are more important, and compared with yc,ter-
days final sales Lake Era and Western has adj
vanccd "a 20 3l',. Metropolitan 2 20 92. Pullman
Palace |. To 1871. 1t. Paul VI. and VI. Il to 1881.
and Colorado Coal 10 81: while Richmond and
Danyiilc Is lower at 81. Sterling exchange was
weak again to-day. with more commercial and Sc
curity bill- oficrng-tle laticr agaiast purchases
Of stocks for European account. Transactions.
309,f9O shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June 2l.-Nirglnia 6s. cOnsolda-
ted. 80: second series sc: pasf-due coupons, 40 /;
new lO-4O's, 334: new 3's, 53. Bid to-day.
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The Chicago Excitement.
fBv telegram TO the Dispatch.l

by Telegraph 10 inc DlspdtOh'I
CHICAGO, June 2l.-The excitement OF
the past few days on Change was follow
ed to-day by a season OF comparative quiet.
Trading in all commodities is again un-
usually heavy, but the market Is steadler
with the exception OF pork, which iluctu-
ated wildly during the greater part OF the
session, but closed at about the closing
figures Of yesterday. No additional fail
ures have been reported.
Confidence is being restored on Change.
Arrangements were made to- day for the
resumption of business by George Stewart
& Co. and NJ. 5. Nichols d Co.. whose ere
ditors will be paid in full.
George C.. Eldridge IL Co. to-day began
an attachment suit against McGeoch, Eve
rinobam & Co. for 1913, 343-fhe amount
said to be due the complainants on deals in
grain and provisions.
1t is sand that a representative OF single
English firm has bought S8O0,oOo worth OF
provisions for shipment within the past
three DAYS
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY, June 81. 1883.
Since our last report we note no change I'm our
market The demand j. good and prices full
SUN-CURED.
Lugs, SidS7; medium, s7.5O@ 50: good. 800
Slz: and fine s2jms j2. several hogsheads have
been sold ut S3uM $50.
DARK TOBACCO-MANUFACTUR
Lugs.-Dark. S3.5OmS4: good. $4,000 1925 +;
fine manufacturing, Sj.50m 5000.
Le0f-COmmOn, SJ.j0MS6.50; good, $500
so; line, slONsl5.
BRIGHT CO-NANUFACTURING.
SmOkerS.-Common, Ss.506Sl0.50; medium.
Sl20Sl3; good, $l35U@sIG; line, sl6Ml7;
fancy. Sl9mS22.
Ftiiers.-Ncw lug filters, from - to 81; com
mon, SiUMSl2; medium, Sl3Msl4; good.
Sl5dSlb: tne, el7@SIS.
WfdDDefs.- ommon. : l9OS24 medium, s2J
GS30: good, $500 $40; tue, s45@ $50: fancy,
5000 SG5
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Another Assassination Society
TBy cable TO the Dispatch. |

BY cable TO the Dispatchl
DUBLIN, June 21.-In the inquiry which
is now in progress at Mulligan IN connec-
ton with the murder OF Mrs. Smythe, in
April, 1882. an informer testified that an
assassination society had been started by
Michael and John Pagan with the object
Of removing tyrants and bad landlords.
Among those who had been named by
the society for removal were two gentle
men named Smythe and the Earl OF Long
ford, and two OF the prisoners were de-
puted to execute the sentence. Eight pri-
soners. charged with completely in the
murder Of Mrs. Smythe, were present ut
the meeting held in March, 1882. outside OF
the house OF the mother Of the Fagans.
The Irish Times says the Government
has Given James Carey the informer the
option OF proceeding TO one Of the British
colonies or OF being released and allowed
TO remain in Dublin without police pro-
lection.
An Influx of MOrmOns.
LONDON, June 2l.-The steamer Nevada,
which sailed from Queenstown for New
York to-day, had on board Gil Alormons,
III OF whom are British and 800 Scandina-
yians.
Duel at Athens.
CONsTANTINoPLE, June 21.-A duel was
fought to-day between VI. Eichler, second
secretary OF the Russian legation at Athens,
and NJ. BallaZzi. The former was wounded
in three places. The British and Russian
consuls and Ottoman police tried to pre-
vent the meeting.
European Floods.
BREsLAN, June 21.-The oder and Baber
are rising rapidly. The valley OF the Baber
is like an inland sea. Many adjacent vii
lagos are flooded. The water IN Neisse has
begun falling.
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Turf Notes.
RACES AT CoNEY ISLAND.

IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I
NEW YORK, June 21.- Coney-lsland
Jockoy-Club races:
First race-purse Of $500, three-year-
oldS and upwards, three quarters OF q
mile-Little Minch won by two lengths ;
Duplex second, Battledore third. Time,
i:l5t.
Second race-purse OF $500, two-year-
olds, selling allowances, five furlongs-
won 10y two lengths by Westover; Austria
lima second, Lerna Filly third. Time. 1:04.
The winner was sold for Sl,l00.
Third race-fOr Mermaid stakes, three
year-old FLIES. one and an eighth miles
Miss Woodtord led all the way. and won
i'm a walk; Carnation second, FaIrview
third. Time, 1:5S4.
Fourth racc-hondicap sweepstakes, one
and three-Quarter miles-lIiawasse won by
a neck; Monk second, NaluSia third.
Time. 3:064
Fifth race-purse $500. selling allow
ances, one and a quarter mileS-Skylark
won by a neck: Mary Corbett second,
Rambler third. Time, 2:l24.
Sixth race-handicap stceple-chase, in
side course-won by Ranger by twenty
lengths; Strychnine second, Nickel third.
Time, 5:2l.
CINCINNATI RACES.
CINCINNATI. June 21.-Rainto day caused
a small attendance and placed the track in
4 bad condition.
First race--one and a quarter miles
won by Roy 5. Cluke; Matte Moore sec
Ond, JocoSe third. Time. PIG.
Second race-three quarters OF a mile
won by Miss Yates; Granite second.
Time, 1919.
Third racc-mile heats, best three in five.
First heat won by Mammonist; Metropo-
lis second, Edwin A. third. Time, 1904.
Second heat by Metropolis; Mammonist
second, Edwin 4. third. Time, l:454.
Third heat by Mammonist; Edwin a.
second. Metropolis third. Time, 1:i63.
Fourth heat by Metropolis; Mammonist
second. Time, 1:4S4. The fifth heat and
race was won 10y Metropolis, Mammonist
second. Time, 1888.
ST. LOUIS RACES.
ST. LOUIS, June 21.-First race-dash OF
one and one eighth miles-won by Owen
Bowling; Black Gal second. Time, POI.
Brad was scratched.
Second race-hotel stakes, dash one
Miles won; Bitter Water Sc
cOuu. llnc, l'fO7. LduN MoItoh was
scratched and Bitter Water was subStitu-
ted for her.
Third race-handicap. one mile-won by
Carson i'm 1:46l; Brad second.
The fourth race was walk-over for
BlantOn.
Fifth race-EXtra selling race. one
mile, won by NJ. Harding; Joe Starks Sc
cOnd, Flanders third. Time, 1:464.
LORILLARD'S ARANZA WINS TIE JOHNSTON
PLATE.
ny cable TO the Dlspaich.l
LONDON, June 2i.-The race for the
Johnston plate handicap was won by p.
LOrillard's AranZa; Duke second, We'll
lingtOn third.
The Beaufort handicap race was won by
Seahorse; p. LoriIlard's Sachem second,
Piraens third; eight starters.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NEW YoRKIRON MARKET.

JUNE 2O.-Sc0tch pig Is taken only in small
lots with the general market essentially as quoted
al the close of last week. American pig IS que er
and we hclr Of only small sales. On the No.
grade makers remain firm. but beyond this the
market is unsettled. Rails are well sustained In
price on steady demand in = moderate way
S2O.JOMS2I 30: No. 2at SO: forge. at el7.1 +et
$500: Scotch pig at S22@ s22.21 for Glen
garnocl: s24MS24.25 for Garfschcrre; S2im
s2I.5O for Coltncss 81 l.2JM >2l.5O for Eglin-
ton. and S2Iot s24.2j for Summerlcc; American
steel rails at f3S NJ Iaills tor future delivery
iron rails AZ $4jas47 old rails at 500 for II "
and s27mS27.50 for Il. b.; wrought scrap at
S3325 ex ship, and $3.50 s26 from yard.-Jour-
nal II Commerce.
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Cibson,s whiskey Warehouses Burnt.

by telegraph 70 Tie Dispatch.I
PITTSBURGH. June 2l.-The Posts Belle
Vernon PENN special Gays that ware
houses Nos and 8, attached to John Glib
son Il Sons distillery, at Gibsonton, Penn,
together with 10000 barrels OF whiskey,
were totally burned this afternoon.
The fire started in Warehouse No. ,
from a lamp exploding in the hands OF an
employ6, and before the flames could be
controlled they had spread to No. 3, and
both were entirely consumed.
The loss is SjOO,oOO, on which there is
large insurance.
At about ) O'Clock 4 second explosion
occurred. and fifteen persons who persist
ed IN getting close to the burning building
were more or less injured, but none killed.
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The Jeukins-Borden Murdcr

TOY 'o''KraVH 10 The Dispatch
MANSFIELD. La, June 21.-Thc prellmi-
nary examination OF the jenkins brothers
for the murder OF j. Lane Borden Is in
progress to-day. The testimony shows
that after Borden had been shot down and
was appealing to jenkins not to shoot hir,
again jenkins walked up to Borden's fee;
as he lay upon the sidewalk and DELHI
erately fired fatal shot into Borden's fore
head. The examination was not concluded
when the court adjourned till tomorrow.
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Railroad Matters.
fsnoclal telegram 10 The Dlspnlch. /

Special telegram 20 The Dispatch.I
WILMINGTON, N. G., june d. A special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Will
mington and Weldon Railroad Company
was held here to-day 10 consider the ques-
ton OF q new railroad from u point near
Wilson, on the Wilmington and Weldon
road, TO Florence, on the Wilmington, Co.
lumbia and Augusta road. After discus.
sion the matter was unanimously referred
20 the Board OF Directors, with full author
ity 10 act.
The proposed road is what Is known as
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Nrv YORK ToU,cco MARKET.

JUNE 2O.-Ihe movement i'm western leaf con-
tinues small with very liulc fresh demand for eX-
port and 4 generally quiet feeling otherwise. Prices
with a moderate sale 10 manufacturers al steady
prices sales are $50 hOgshcads western leaf at
quotations; 100 eases Pennsylvania seedeaf,
1850 crop. NJ sole. loo cases New England
sceGeaf. ISL crop. at 13a25c.; 80 eases state
seedcaf, 1880 crop, ON private terms; 200 bales
Havana at SOc.msl.l5: 100 bales Sumatra ~
slMSl.J0.-JOurndt If Commerce.
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Road.Agents at Work In Montana.
lBy telegraph 10 the Ids lalch.l

TOY 1cIegFaph 10 NC DIS laIch'J
HELENA, Mont, June 2l.-The Butte
City coach, with eight passengers, was
stopped by road-agents on this side OF
Boulder Mountains at 4 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. The passengers were searched
and robbed OF all their money and valua-
bles. The robbers also took the treasure
box. The amount Of the contents is not
vet known
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The Rising Rivers.

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
ST. LOUIS, June 21.-The river has risen
about three inches since last night. Adj
vices from the North and West note heavy
rains along both the upper Missouri and
Mississippi rivers, and 1t is now feared
that another rise of foot or two will come.
Should this be the case there will be great
destruction OF crops and farm property
along all the streams in this State. Already
a great amount OF bottom land on the Mis-
souri, river is overlooked and the crops are
ruined. The farmers have been forced to
abandon their homes for higher ground.
Farms opposite Hermann are reported to
have suffered damage to the extent OF over
$50. 600, and other bottom lands in the same
county sustained like losses. In Galloway
county. opposite jefferson City, the bot
toms are submerged. \ great quantity OF
low land along the Usage river is mum
dated, and the settlers are moving to safer
places. Forty miles Of bottom below Ash
land. on the Missouri river, are overlooked,
and a great loss Of wheat and corn is re-
ported. Madison dyke, above this city,
still holds. Two hundred men are work
ing on il.
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the Short Cut" as its construction would
shorten the time between the points
named about two hours. The whole OF
the line has already been surveyed and the
right Of way purchased, and the opinion Is
general here that the road will be built.
The directors OF the Wilmington and
Weldon Railroad Company have declared
a semi-annual dividend Of per cent, pay
able July 10th.
The directors Of the Wilmington, CO.
lumbia and Augusta railroad have also de-
ciared a semi-annual dividend OF 3 per
cent, payable July 10th.
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baseball Yesterday.

10y Telegraph TO the Dispatch.I
Brooklyn: BROOKLYN, 4 Merritt, 4.
Providence: Philadelphia, s.; Proyi-
dence, 13.
Cincinnati: Athletics, II; Cincinnati, 3.
st. Louis Metropolitan, . st. Louis, l..
Columbus: No game on account Of rain.
Boston New Works, 3; BOst0ns. 1.
Buffalo: Chicago, O; Buffalo. II.
Cleveland Detroit, A.; Cleveland, 8.
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MANCHESTER TAXES.

7 AM NOW READY TO RECEIVE THE
/ CITY AND SCHOOL TAX FOR THE
same on or before July /, SO, will be entitled TO
a rebate of 5 per cent. on the city tax. All per-
sons paving one half Of the same on or before
,npy 1si ana the other half by November i, 1888,
Iii he entitled 10 rebate OF per cent. on the first
half and tx on the last half OF the city tax.
TO ali bills unpaid after December LIST there VIII
pc ""'e' pa j. w. BRONAUGH, JR..
"a oo.tJyl Treasurer City Of Manchester.
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The Alabama Claims.

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, June Elm the Court oi
Commissioners Of Alabama Claims tc-uay
Judgment for the United States was rem
dered in the case of Ira ID. Warren, re-
ceiycr for the New York and Virginia
Steamship Company, which was n claim
for S2jO,000 for damages resulting from
the destruction Of the Roanoke by Lieu
tenant Braine and party, who boarded her
at Savannah as passengers.
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Devastating Tornado I'm Missouri.

KANSAS CITY, June 2l.-The Times Chill
licothe (Mo.) special says: A tornado
struck about fifteen miles southwest OF
here last night, in what is known as the
Low-Gap country, and swept away twenty
five or thirty lighthouses. spreading havoc
i'm its track. Two men were killed and
fifteen or twenty injured. Owing to COM
munication being cut off by flood it is im-
possible to get particulars.
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~ Telegraph 70 IIIt DIsIlHIVHI
SALT LAKE CITY, June 2l.-Fire tins
morning consumed Clawson's wagon depot,
the old Council House, and Savage's art
gallery. Loss estimated at 500, 600. Du-
ring the fire heavy explosion OF powder
occurred, demolishing plate-glass windows,
sash. and doors, and causing further dam
age TO the amount OF $4,000.
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DE. WILLIAM r. HOWARD, OF BALTIMORE.
Professor of Diseases Of Women and Children In
The University Of Maryland:

Dr. Howard attcsts the common adaptation Of
this Water I'm d" wide range of eases" with that
Of the far famed White sulphur Springs. In Green
brier county. West Va, and adds the following
Indeed. I'm n certain class Of cases II j. much
superiOr 10 the latter. allude 10 tic abiding de-
biilty attendant upon the tardy cOnyale'ccnce
from grave acute diseases. and more especially 10
the Cachexia and Sequcls incident n MalariOus
Feyers I'm all their grades and varieties. 10 certain
forms of Atomic Dyspepsia, and all the AZTEC
TIONS PECULIAR TO WOMEN that are RENE
diable al all by mineral-waters. In short, were ]
called upon 10 safe from what mineral-waters
have seen the greatest and most unmistakabe
amount Of good accrue In the largest number OF
cases I'm a general way. would unhesitatingly say
~. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-22
DIR. WILLIAM THOMPSON LUsK, OF NEW

DIR. WILLIAM THOMPSON LUSK, OF NEW
DIRK.
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women
and Children in the Bellevue Hospital Medical
College, Fellow Of the American genealogical
Society, Author of 4" The Science and Art Of
AndWifery," &C.:
DIR. Lusk I'm " The Science and Art Of Nfdioife-
,vm after speaking Of the value of the "milk
dietm in Puerperal Eclampsla. advises that
where this diet Is badly supported by the patient
She should be advised To drink freely OF the naLu-
raj Alkaline Waters. possessing mildly diurctic
properties" and suggests the BUFFALO
lITHIA WATER"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-22
Condemned Naval vessels.

fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
WARRINGTON, June 21.-Tbe Secretary OF
the Navy to-day issued circular giving
notice that sealed proposals for the pur,,
chase OF United States vessels, condemned
and stricken from the navy register, VIII
be received until September oath. Of
these vessels only five are In the South.