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& Remarkable Case.
A YOUNG LADY ONCE PRONOUNCED DEAD RE-
COVERS AND BECOMES HAPPY BRIDE.

A YOUNG LADY ohtE IfoNpON'EN INA" ~
COVERS AND BECOMES A HAPPY BRIDE.
4 Baltimore paper says: Miss Mary
Griffith. daughter Of the late John
4. Griffith, in his time one OF the most
prominent merchants Of the city, was
married Yesterday afternoon TO MI. NNiah
Neal. at the Church OF the Immaculate Con-
ception, Moshcr street, Rev. John n. Ma
loney officiating. The church was D'lco
with the friends OF the couple. On thc
conclusion Of the ceremony the couple
were driven TO the Union depot, where
thew took the train for Chicago. Mrs. Neale
is a sister OF Mr.. Edward A. Griffith.
No. 4O4 Eutaw Place. Several years
ago, when quite young, and WINE
her family were residing IN I'm
cinnati, she fell down stars, ana
received injuries which were consid-
cred fatal. Several prominent physicians
called to see her and pronounced her case
hopeless. one day the young girl grew
much worse, fell into comaiOse state. and,
rs il was thought, died. The body was
prepared for burial, and exposed for two
DAYS in casket TO the view Of friends.
The day Of the funeral arrived, and at the
onnoinfed time the carriages and hearse
drove ND to the poor. Just a. the colin
was being closed it was noticed that the
liie-like appearance Of the supposed corpse
became more pronounced. and there were
slight signs Of returning vitality. a ply
stefan was called, aud after an hour OF SO
Miss Griffith returned to. consciousness.
| The solemn gathering was turned into one
OF joy. The young girl recovered rapidly
and grew up well and strong. Some time
after her father came to Baltimore ana
started his business here, and the family
/ have resided here ever since.
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se.z5; 'i rio brands, sS.75@s6. Wheat Southern
steady aud ae, gs, Sn a 'mhsys aa
No. MARYLAND, fi.2oK No. western winter
red. spot sl.1sk@s'lsG .orn ,,srn wn,,e
and yellow 6s@i5c. Oats scarce and higher
southern, 52@5ic.; western white, o z9ssc
Provisions steady. Messpoik, zoe. Iulk-neAty-
shoulders, gsc.; clear-rib sides, re: Halas.
l4@l5c. Lsrd-Redued.. l24c. coiiec nrm
lower and quiet; IA soft. sxc wbi.kcy quiet
aud steady at si.1GBGssl.17. Frcights dun.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, April 13.-Flour unchanecd.
Wheat quiet AZ sl.09. Corn Irregular AZ % s@
Lard nominal. Bacon steady; shoulders, ss.3l%;
clear rib, 5000; clear sides. 81 L. MDhSrry
commons nd 1eht. s6.25@s7.6o packing and
butchers. s7.I5Hs7.90.
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE, April 10 flour unchanged
Wheat firm; No; red winter, tl.04asi.ol'
53tc Oats fairly active and shade higher ut Acc.
Provisions unchanged. New mess-pork, sls.1o.
-meats-shouldcrs &c; Sac2nrShonlasd,s,
choice kettle. .l2sc. Whisky unchanged.
st. LuuIs.
ST Louis. April b. Flour unchanged Wheat
opened lower aud advanced only fair trsGlng,
No red I'm SLOT cash sern 9Reea t9ss
fsLc. cash Oats higher. but slow: 4s1a42tc.
Way. Whisky steady AZ Sl.l4. Port quici bob
b'ng. s 1873. Bulk.mca's-Lcng clear, $500
$500: short rib 1880 lO short clear, elu2J.
Bacon quiet, long clear, 5000; short iiDs
5000, short clear, Sll. Lard nominal.
CHICAGO.
CHtcAGO, April 13.-Flouf unchanged. Wheat
unsettled and generally higher; regular. sl.O 40
Si.Olss April. Corn unsettled sud generally high
fr 5Oisa 80 c. cash. 81 N jOhc. April. oats IN
fair demand aud higher. 4 &c. cash. Pork lower;
closed steady AT : > cash and April. Bulk meats
la fair demand: shoulders. $40; short rib,
| sIO.l0; short clear. flO.i5. Nhiskey unchanged
1lliM Atktt
aILwArYgx, April 13.-rlour VA fair demand:
| spr NJ, S3.50N $3.50. Wheat strong and active,
No. = Milwaukee SOFT cash. fl.O3A April,
81 .OOii: so. Milwaukee. Soc. Corn duh and
easier. No. 2. j3c. oats inactive. Provisions
frncr. Mes pork, $50 cash and April. Lard
Prime steam. sll.35 cash aud AlSl. Hogs hrmer
~ s7.I0@s7.55
NtW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, April 10. Cotion-Nei receipts,
32s bales; gross receipts. IA bales. fu-
mr,s closed irm sales, $4,000 baes; Arm,
sl0I3aSlO15; May. rlo2ur .l0.2i June,
Si0.y60slu.j7; july. floisGtln.fg; august.
Slo.6OV SlO.Gl: Semcmhcr. -lO.3bM slu3S;
october. SIO.r5NSlo.0s; November. 1880
39.97; December. s9.9Sa $40 January, sIO.O7
N iO.No.
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A Boston telegram of Thursday SAYS; :
The Marquis Of Lorne will arrive in tins
city tomorrow. In view OF the recent de-
yeiopments in connection with dynamite
conspirators he has notified the British
Consul here OF his coming. The latter has
asked the police authorities to take proper
precautions against any violence beng
offered to the vice-regal party. superln-
tendent Adams will provide police protec-
ton and detail detectives for the occasion.
IL is understood that the party Will stay al
the Hotel Brunswick. Mayor Palmer has
not been officially notified OF their coming,
and has made no arrangements fora recep-
ton by the city.
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CiGar.MaIsers' Strike.

CIycINNATI, April 13.-At meeting OF
the striking cigar-makers to-day com
mittce OF manufacturers presented state
ment that the demand for Fl per LOCO in
crease in wages would be granted. There
are still Other unsettled demandS-namely,
the right Of the CIglr-Makers' Union to
send a committee through the workshops
10 collect dues. etc. and the relief from
the charge OF thirty cents per month upon
each workman for gas consumed daring
the winter months. Work will not be re-
sumed until these matters are settled.
HANILTOS. ONT, April 13.-Oyer four
hundred cigar-makers struck work to-day
because Of the manufacturers determine
ton TO increase the number OF apprentices
beyond the Union limit.
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Fatal Accident on the Norfolk and
Westcrn IaiirOad-TyO Men Killed
Ten Freight Cars Wrecked.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.

Special telegram 10 thc Disnatch.l
CENTRAL, VA, April ia fatal railroad
accident occurred on the Norfolk and
Western railroad, near Grubbs's tank, this
evening, the engine pulling the cast-bound
freight down the bank and wrecking ten
cars. The fireman, l.. G.. Loyen, of Cen
trail. Va, was killed, and Engineer Mike
Spilan so fcariully wounded that the doe
tor thinks he will die. The cause Of the
accident was railroad spike placed upon
the rail by some unknown party. The
track will lie cleared about 10 O'Clock to-
morrow Saturday.
Later. -Spilian died at O'Clock.
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Threatened War Between France and
China.

LONDON. April ia telegram from
Hong Kong. dated the nth instant, received
here SAYS the French Minister TO China had
arranged the TonQuin affair satisfactorily
IN December. but the new French Ministry
rejected the arrangement. The result, the
dispatch says. will probably lie a long and
costly war for France. China Will Use her
best troops. which will probably be COM
manded by European leaders, and will per-
hans have the assistance OF European ally,
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che GALLONS Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, April 13.-Thc following
hanging, OF murderers to-day are reported :
Robert Massey, n white man, Mt Fora
Smith. Ark, for the murder oi Edwin i.
Clark in Chichasaw nation.
Jane. +. Robinson, at Carrolton, Miss,
for the murder OF w. II. Adair.
Samuel Wake, who was to be hanged
at spartanburg, :. C., on May 2lth ior the
murder OF Moses Hawkins, eied in jail
YESTERDAY OF consumption.
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.TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

A Weeks Business Fnilures-One- Hundred
Thousand Dollar Verdict Against an Er-
Accident Serious Riots at Springfield, Ill
Two Murdercrs Hanged Yesterday, and AM
other Cheats the GaIiows by Dying-The
Milwanke Horror; Trial OF the Al
London Meet with n Reverse-Inrayornble
Condition of Bismarck's Health Brady
Convicted Of the Murder of CayendIsh
and Burke, and Sentenced TO be Hanged.
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verdict for an Editor.

NEW ORLEANS, April 13.-Afterfour days
the libel case Of Mr.. Vi. +. Digney, editor
OF the C;ty Hcia, rs. Watson Van BenthN-
sen. president OF the several railroad COM
panic,. was terminated last night by ycr-
dict ia favor Of Bieney Tor 81, $50. The
suit was based on q libcllous card pub
lshed by Van Bcnthuysen in the Daily
states. This was the second trial Of the
case. The verdict OF Sl2,jsj given by the
former jury was set aside byJudSc RICHTER
As excessive. Council for the defence this
time asked for a smaller verdict, and the
iurv rave H.
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The Breaks In the Eevees.

New ORLEANS, April 13.-The Plea
,o,ne,s Vicksburg special says the officers
Of a tug report that large volume Of wa
fa,. Is GOING through the break in the ships
Rovon leyce. two miles above Hard Times
Ia1din0. Ia. The break is about zoo
yards wide. and located 400 yards below
the Government light. The current is 90
Ing through very swift, and all the back
lands are inundated.
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Disappointcd wheat spectators.

LONDON. April ia lew months ago
large quantities OF American wheat were
bought for forward delivery, it having been
assumed by purchasers that the continuous
bad weather would cause prices TO rise.
Contrary to expectation, however. there
has since been decline Of five shillings per
quartcr. Heavy losses have thus been
caused in London and the provinces, and
a number Of failures are probable.
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TIC Trial of Schoiicr. the Alleged Will
Uaukee Tncendiary.

MILWAUKEE. April 13.-The Trial OF
Scbeller, the barkecper Of the Newhall
House, on the charge Of inccndiarism, has
been in progress several days. \ sensa-
ton was caused this morning by the te>ti-
mony OF Linchan, the chief engineer in the
Newhall House at the time OF the fire, who
said that he was recently approached by D..
&. McKenny, attorney for Scheller. and a
saloon-kecpcr named Adam Roth, who
asked him to swear That the fire was caused
by a gas-ict in the bottom Of the elevator
shaft. as that testimony would clear the ac-
cused.
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NEW YORK..

NEM NDfN.
yRw YORK. April l3.-Coiton hrm: holders
asking higher prices; sales 3s2 bales upiands,
iOIc.: orleans, lthc: weekly net receipts
q 80 bales: gross, 21IJ0 bales; eNp0ris-to
Great Iiritlin. g,6ss bales 10 France, 3u3 bales
tn tLe continent. 3.O75 bales: sales, i,ioo bales
tel 143GS7 bales. Southern -four quiet aud
drmIy held: common TO fair extra. Sfgti9Oi
GOOD ~ choice. SjMsJ.IJ. Nhsat-cash lots 4@
Pc. higher: No. , spring nominal; nngraded
snriug II ungraied red, el.OS@sl2Si I'M
y aided white, SlO70sl.23; No. red sl.l64@
SLID: April, sl.l6AMsl.l1s. torn-tash
heayv and t0ac. lower; ungradcd. 5S@j3.e.;
No p 65Sc.: April, 6iA st65bc. oats opened
,veat and Afterwards advanced ia ic., closing
gr,n. No. q 5l6blic. April, 5l@5 lAc. Hops
arm and unchanged COiiee-spot steady, fadang
IN arrive SeG lS.c.; No. Rio, April. sS.l3@
~ 90. sugar steady aud fairly active; Cuba, 6Sep
6i5-i6c.: entutugaL rs, fair % good refining,
4 l5-l6o7Nc.; refined steady; standard \. &c.
Nols,es steady; dfty test, 31ac. Rice steady and
i'm moderate demand. COt;on-seed oil, 0uElJsc
nosin unchanged. Tnrpentine hriner at ieec
Hides quiet and held hrm. Wool unchanged
PORK aulet aud held firm IN sympathy with IN,
west: new mess-pOrk, spot, $3.50. options leg
lceted aud nominal. Middles firm long clear, lnA,
Lard opened 304c. lower afterwards reacted 50
Sc, closing steady; prime steam, spot, sll.oVD
sll.55; April, sll.45@fll47.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, April l3.-fioar quiet and steady
/ iIoward-Str.ct and western supcrfue> $500
1915 extra, ti.2oS$i 7oi FAMILY, s59so,To
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pron,h,,,ou convention Abandoned

LoUIsvILLE, April % nc Ir0hIblIIon
Convention called for April 18th has been
abandoned. The reason assigned is oppo-
sition to a third-party movement. The
prohjbjtionists say lhey will carry on their
AGGRESSIVE work, and the Central Commit
tee zee has called ministers convention to
meet on April 18th.
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NEW YORK, April l3.-The business fail
,,,.e. ,or the na.f week number lS9, against
ia7 ~ last i week The distribution was as fol-
lows: New England states, "a western,
"a: Middle, 20; oonliern, Al racine
States and Territories loi Nc" iork ci'y'
10: and Canada, ~.
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DEATH TO wIIITEwAsH.

NEAXWELES PREPARED GYPSUM,
MI for whitening and Coloring walls OF DWELL
ings. stores. Fac,ories NILS, barns. or any pur-
nose where Wh,tewash or kalsomile Is used. Is
easily applied. VIII not peei' crack; or rub on.
balf barrels, kegs, aud cans sendfor circulars.
HAZI.ETT, FOSTER Il CO., 20 west Pratt street,
baltimore, SID. &c 2u-eod3ms
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Suiciiic of PrisOners.

BELGRADE. April l3.-Ilelen Marcoyich.
widow OF Colonel Marcoyich. who al
tempted on October 23d last TO shoot King
Milan in the Cathedral here, has commit
ted suicide in PRISON. Helen knituanin,
who was undergoing imprisonment in con-
nection with the same offence, took her
own life in prison some time ago.
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Verdict Agains, the EN-Mayor OF IDona
Island.

NEW YonK, April l3.-The jury in The
case OF ex-Mayor DeBeyaise, OF Long
Island city, tried for wrongful conversion
Of city bonds, to-day found a verdict
oeainsi the defendant Tor 100000. The
defendants motion for new trial wa.
denied as was also q motion for a stay Of
proceedings.
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Two boilers IN Hitchcock & Bradlcy'S
shaft and poll.works at Ashtabula, o., ex-
ploded Thursday. demoishing the build
Ing and wrecking McGuire's carriage
works, adjoining. The loss is $4,000.
Charles Grubham, the night-watehman,
was killed.
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ETRTiIIZEKS.

CUOCKOE MlLLS.-PJkE uhoo ~ ~
- -, ~ u, ,b. nItn and grind as ordered. AMER
nTen ycar,' eN perruce can guarantee tis brand
10 superior l 1F %Efsi Mto6RF s Import port
ou -, ,innf,ctlfrcr Of Plaster, Dealer In l.ime
Cement n &C. Seventeenth street sonth side Doek
an I-lNyi
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The United States Lighthouse Board Is
making preliminary arrangements Tor the
construction Of lighthouse at Fourteen
Foot Bank, Delaware bay, for which there
is an appropriation Of $4,000 available.
This will be the largest structure OF lts
Kind In the world. Its erection will be at
tended with many difficulties, rs the foun.
dation will be laid in twenty-one feet OF
water, and twelve miles from the main
land.
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SAFE AND RELIABLE.

AW. BROwN. VI. d.. Of Providence. X. l.. saws:
4" have used Hunts Remedy I'm my practice for
the past sixteen years, and chCcrfully recommend
II a. beng a safe and reliable remedy"
Hunt. Remedy Is purely vegetable compound,
scisntiicnlly prepared hv rrsf-class regis tered
pharmacist, and will surely cure all diseases Of the
kidney, bladder. liver. and urinary OrRans.-COR.
Zap l2-IhlwjSa&IuJ
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Dy Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

Nxw YORK. April l3-Nooa.--Siocss active
and strong Money. 5aJ 81 per cent ENcharge-
Long 4S3K: short. 4rjl. state bonds dull ana
.tcl,ly. Governments generally unchanged.
EreRtR g.-EXcnange. 1881, r0t.rnnents
generally unchanged: new 81. 1Ol bid; new
Vorrv. 5r9 pcr cent. state bonds neglected.
sub treasury balances Gold. l2l'75S;curency,
{6.75S. .o- r.tod, COZ
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Bisanarck'S Health.

LONDON. April l3.-Thc Standdrd'S Der,
lin correspondent says the condition OF
Bismarcl's health is less favorable, and It Is
not likely that he will appear in the Reich
STAG again very soon.
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.uro,,cman Dccapitated.

cuAqT,NooGA. TENN, April l3.-John
s.ndars q brakeman on the Alabama and
Great Southern railroad. fell from the train
At Alfalfa this morning, and his head was
cut entirely oil.
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Vol Guilty.

New ORLEANS, April lS.-The Jury in
the ecction-fraud case asaihsi Mafkey,
De- Donovan. and Rankin, before the United
s s,o C Co.. returned 4 verdict to-day OF
not o,,ilty. The other cases Will be taken
mn AZ once
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WAeuNE fNTELLiGENCs.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL IS, 1888.


steamship old Dominion. Walker, New York,
merchandise ana passengers, q. W. Allen & Co.
agents.
steamer Wyoming, smith. Philadelphia, mer-
chandise. j. W. Met arlck. agent.
steamer Nellie White, rifOrd, Norfolk. United
STATE mali mtrcnanbise, and passengers, l.. Is.
TaJun superintendent
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The stock market opened Irregular, but ~ The
d4v. WaI1,h preferred, however. opened lower.
I'm The early dealings there was general reaction
of m q, tie latter ~. Paul, Minneapolis ana Mihi-
toha: after which the market became strong tteu
buoy.ut. and shortly after midday IN AdF1nc' OF
3 was recorded in Northwest preferred; - an
Northwest common, ontario and western "h'
Richmond and West Point; rs IN wabash pre-
ferred and Delaware. lackawanna and Western
and iq ~ i'm the reminder Oi the Est tie latter
Sew Jersey central. From then til near the close
The marbct was Irregular. but N the main weaS.
Prices f.u OIL hNit for the general hst. t Tor
Union Pacific. which dropped O. 9g's. la the
carly part Of the afternoon an advance 81 TOOK
place IN Colorado coal, q Ia Delaware LacSa-
wanna and Western. and = In Onto Central nut
subsequently, these advances were lost The mar
ket closed irregular, with the general LIST tG%
above Yesterdays closing prices. Union Pacific
however was | and Pacific Mail 4 lower. Trans
actions aggregated $4,000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April l3.-Nirgina 6's, consoli,
dated, 80: new lO-fo's. "a: new 3's, 12s. BID
tg-IH
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDhY. April TO. 1888.
sALEs-FIRsT DoARD.-l0 shares Petersburg
Railroad stock ut %. 10 do. NJ 23t.
SECOND BoARD.-2,000 Columbia and Green
ylo Railroad second 90 at sO.s, 600 do. AZ sCA.
1000 do. at s0b, $4,000 do. n, 500. 5000 At
lania and Charlotte Railroad incomes at 7s4; 30
shares Richmond ard Allegheny Railroad stock
Oh. b. at Ia. so do, fB. 81 ut l4B.
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Steamer Ashore.

NEW ORLEANS, April 13.-The steamer
Venezuelan. from liverpool Uld Vera Cruz,
went ashore 100 yards to westward OF the
mouth Of South Pass this morning in ten
feet OF wgter. She draws fourteen feet.
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nrnrICE no FARMERS.

- GROUND PLASTEHR.
IN addition 10 my regular hg,iaeSs, r an ~, nov
grinding my STANDARD" bkAnp ,s oF n nLns
~ r,.h intend hall become universally popu,
au ~, H. avn merits. Having carefully selected
my lump can g g n @S es' Sa ion. ' per- day. day.
nv wy ~ cnn.umers the advantage Of having u
Inv IN ground. as | will not keep supply on
hsnd Guf grind IL after receiving orders on snort
est noticc' i WILLIAM T. KING,
On, wv rost-Qflct Box l.
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Failure of Atlanta Tobacconisis.

ATLANTA, GA. April 10 -Gilert Bro
Tiers. tobacconists. have failed. Estimated
liabilities, $4,000; assets, $4,000.
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PAPERS, BAGS. TwiSES, &c.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH
BUYERS.
offer a large aud we-assOrted stock ~
WRAPPING and WRITING PAPERS,
PAPER BAGS.
TWINES. ENVELOPES,
INKS. MUClLhGE.
PINS, PERCILS,
POCKET-BOOkS.
PIlOTOGRAPH-ALBuM us,
NOTES. DRAFTS. &C.,
At WHOLESALE FOR CASH,
MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
Special attention Of
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN
GENERAL
Is called 20 above announcement.
&C. BAUGHMAN. Agent,
apG-9w 1917 Main street.
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SAFES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
ioIir.
By Telegraph.

Flout We Quote ne, >3@s3.25: 'apeFhne'
S3.T5GSi.25:tNtra, sf.So@ 80 common lamily'
s5.35@S5.G0: Patent iam'lN. rI@sI.I0.
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. APRIL 10. 1888 .
lBy Telegraph.


steamer Luray, Schormerhorn. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. chesapeake and ONO
Railway Company (and sailed ~ rctarnl.
steamer AccOmac. Delk. merchandise and pas
,ongcrs, Smithneld. Chesapeake ana ohio Railway
Company land slilel on rciurnl.
Steiner Northampton, McCauick. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers. Chesa peake and Ohio
Railway Company iaud sailed on returni.
steamship Manhattan. stephens. New York,
merchandise, Ola Dominion steamship COmpany-
SAILED.
steamship Manhattan, stephens. Norfolk.
Schooner L. II. Weaver, Weaver, Portsmouth,
y. H.. coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway COM
ulny.
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M Diamond Dyes are so perfect and SO
beautiful that II Is pleasure TO use them
Equally good for dark or light colors. IL
cents.
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italian Villages ON Fire.

BgRNE. April l3-Reports have been re-
ceiyed here that the villages OF Siyestre,
Wicino. and Salvatore, Italy, are on fire.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. April 10. 1888.
oErEpINCZ

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red. 6i6 bushels.
COHN.-Whitc. l.j4s bushels
OATs.-l 900 bushels.
MEAI.-Il2 bushels.
PEAS.-s2 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuFNr.-Rcd. - bushels common LongAorry
AZ sifo: lSS bushels mixed at tl.l6; 20 bushtls
GOOD Shortberry ~ rl.O9.
7VC1nS.-Wh,tc. 500 bushels very good 90 prime
~, ,,,.iviie terms: 36 bushels good At 62e.
pFAs.-24 bushels black atsl.30.
COTrON. Tone steady. Receipts, - bales Quo
,.nons: Mlddlmg. gic.: low mIddling. 9M54c.'
GOOD ordinary S9 S.c.; ordinary, 74091 &C.. stain
cd gfl7c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-14
DESCRIPTIONS & pARsNERsmIps.

THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT,
4 owing 10 continued i'll health, 4. VI. llEIT-
MAN has withdrawn from the firm of litiINAN
& YOUNGER, and That the said firm being there
10y dissolved hy the operation Il law, We. LAW
son C.NOTNGER. VI. MlLLfii>tR, ana GUST.
MiLLiIlSER. all Of the city Of Richmond, state
OF Virginia, do hereby renew the SAID limited
partnership. under and In pursuance Of the stat
utcs I'm such ease made aud provided, upon The
terms aud conditions hereinafter set forth, and In
the said statutes prescriued-that Is 70 say.
l. The SAID partnership H. TO be conducted un-
der the name or firm Of - l.. &. YOU >GtR,' OF
which LAW son {. YOUNGER isa general part
ner. and VI. MILLIll>ER and GUST. MILLHi-
SIR are special nartners-all residing IN Tie
said city Of Eichmonc.
2. The business intended 10 be transacted by the
said firm or partnership l. the GENERAL
NHOLFSALE-GROCE BUSINESS.
g. Zach OF the said special partners has con-
frihufed to the common stock OF the said partner
snip the sum Of eight thousand seven hundred and
ffly $500 dollars: which sad Sums Of money
were contributed when the said limited parfner-
ship of HEITMAN * YOUNGER was originally
formcd-tnat Is 10 say, on the 1t day OF January,
1851.
A. The place Of business Of the said partnership
l. 10 be in the ,aid cry Of Richmond. The part-
nership j. 10 continue from the date hcrcoi uniif
The lst day II January. I'm the year lssS.
Witness tie hands of the said parties THIS seth
day of March. 1853. l.. q. NOt' NttR.
VI. MtlLiIlSER.
GUST. MlLLhlSEE.