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PastebOArd SOlss.
THE SORT OF SHOES JACK SHEPPARD HELPED
TO MAKE FOR A PIOUS CONTRACTOR.
IphtladelpLia Timesl

THE SORT OF SHOES JACK SHEPPARD HELPED
TO MAKE FOR PIOUS CONTRACTOR.
Philadelphia Times.l
James Robinson alias Jack Sheppard,
the notorious criminal, Was convicted in
Judge Elcock'S Court Of the Quarter Ses-
sions Yesterday Of having stolen a dray
loaded with Al 300 worth VI dry goods. The
Jury accompanied their finding With re-
commentator to ihe mercy Of the Court.
Robinson was shown to have served terms
in prison in several States. lie was given
leave to speak. He declared that be was
not guilty Of the crime OF which he had
been convicted. He admitted that his life
had been bad one, but said that il he
could have got work that he was able to do
be would have taken il. His arms were
crippled and he could not do rough labor,
and nothing else was TO be had.
II worked three years III your states
prison, making shoes" he continued, adj
dressing the Judge, land 1t the end OF that
time knew Is much about shoemaking Is
| did about making watches. Ny work
was 10 put bit OF pasteboard between two
pieces OF leather to make thick soles. The
contractor was a member OF church, and
when | spoke TO him about the fraud he was
acting rs foreman OF the grand jury. They
sent me TO prison for wrong-doing, and
there | was put to work at helping out
fraud" The Court said that If the prison.
er was really sincere aud did not talk for
talks sake he would try to lead better
life when his term expired, and would pa
tiently bear the pain that must accompany
~eiorm. He sentenced him to three years
in the penitentiary. 81 expected that, "
said the prisoner" with 4 wave OF the
hand.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.


10y FNTIF % Ut TTFINIFIIfI
LONDON, October 13.-The Daily TEE
graph says the police have failed to Obtain
any evidence showing connection between
ODonnell, the SLAYER Of James Carey, ami
the Irish Inyincibles. The defence which
will be set upon the trial (which begins
before the Criminal Court next Monday
will be that Of seli-defence and positive
denial that O'Donnell was actulted by any
political motives IN shooting Carey. II j.
reported that the Government will oppose
the poStponemcnt OF the trial. Hon.
Roger \. Pryor. the American counsel Of
O'Donnell. will arrive here to-day. and will
hold consultation with Mr.. Guy. O'Don-
nelI's solicitor. O'Donnell demands that q
medical inquiry shall be made in regard %
hi, health. which, he alleges, is last break
frfr
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A Constable Killed.

by telegraph - the DlNpaich'l
NEW ORLEANS, October ia dispatch
to the Times. Democrat from Helena, Ark,
saws Yesterday, near Livingston, SAN
ders Blount, a constable. while attempting
To arrest WYATT Ames (colored), was shot
and killed. Ames escaped, but . posse j.
pursuing him. II he is caught it is proba-
BILE that he will be lynched."
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Killed While Attempting to Board u
Train
IBy telegraph to the Di.patch.l

~ IIIttIlIln % IIt III.IdT'II'I
SCRANTON, PA, October l3.-Joseph Cor
nil and Edward Bradley, two young men,
were instantly killed while attempting to
board the night express train going toward
Buffalo. Both had been hiding from the
police since Thursday for a robbery COM
mitted. and it is supposed they were try
ing TO escape TO the West.
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Nv telegraph 10 fut UI9VI1'H'I
BosToN, October Baldwin L. Walker.
n colored lawyer. entered libel suit TO-
day against the Boston Post Publishing
Company for defamation OF character con-
tanned in an article published In that paper
this morning. The damages are iald az
100000. Papers have been served upon
the Post Publishing Company. anda keeper
has been placed in that establishment.
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Trouble I'm the Washington Cas-
Works.

IBy telegraph 10 the Dispaich.I
WASHINGTON, october 13.-Thirty-three
Of the Washington Gas Con-
many struck to-day because additional work
was imposed upon them without increased
nav. The company is endeayoring to Sc
cnre new hands from Philadelphia and Bal
timore. and unless successful within forty
eioht hours the gas supply will be cur
tailed. and perhaps cut of entirely.
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By Telegraph.


Npw YORK. October l3.-Cotron closed Quiet;
sales. Isl bales. upland., 10 ll-l9c.' orleans.
~ E,,oncii IA nco bal@.. a. a. rotftn,.r, IN
igles' southern tlour DUN and harelv .fe,,Iv.
common t. fAir extra. $500 $50; good 70
nJ,ior ~ a., ',h,, s,,'ii L,. w
,. .,,,,',,,s oYeo,t ma, tot,er Io,.,,' ~
w il',,ot 80 ii, tn,,,.,.r -,,,t,
Win rocoScrv of ,1.i.c.: No. ? spring nominal:
l,,tiJ ,hi,o ~ Il -. ~ - ,, 49,,
,"s - ~ as Noy,o,i .r II 10. n
htr' >l'No 4. ri'Vc N"'1Hiu'I' FILL H' ~
cehber FIl-so Sl.l,. ,,lh olrntl &c;
o"tl' "lt'I warns n'''Is HlI'lS'i a,ie i''et,I'n
s1Ac. closing very -tcidy ungrtled' ou' - 80
Ne. = pcl"htr' - h''%''' NoN'uN'E o.t1
'a. .. ~ W.T. r''.,'i NV
t t ,,'.'s ,"p''N,' q" Ri, IL '',t ~
ioher. "a n3i,c.: November. IS .a35.c. hon,
quiet and nrmly neld prizes unchanged. Conc,---
spot lover ia.r ti0, 'ac % tons 1ow21
points lower, sales, l.O'I las, ~. il" rinltr,
~ fe'p' NoNenh'f' 40 fP'1u. cp"i s''f".
sugar higher ana IN b,,',r demand; ir =" good
lr;c extra G .lfNft'' ltiln"' Otmhtr. "U y,
7a1 80 mouii y; c.' ,idilIti \ >. &C.,
powGSred' ~ G.gc.. 9r5nnil,'i. 5 as ii-iac.:
cuhe,. = e.. Mola,-cs nrm and quiet, 5O tos,-
refining quoted at 20 I'm -Gc Rice ,ieaay md in
mod, rate demand. tofton-s 'td Oh. 1.n49c.
Ro.in dun NJ II 500 tl.57.. Turpeutln, dun at
tOInilc. Hides steady and moderately acilye.
v ool steady aud lariy active; dome~lic fleece. 3O
N43c.; Ecxa-. lin27c. Pork dun and depressed,
sales of mess spot 90 sll boa : l62 3: western
family mess. Sl4 70 sl5 -. Middle. dull and
nominal; long cicu. &c. Lard 7mlo points
| lower and dun; heavy prime Z am SPOT quoted ~
go 80 s7.Si Noyemhcr' s7.72. frSG,is
T. Lherpo' nrm and quiet.
pAITtNnpF
",'''
BALTIMORE October ID tl'ur hrin. VIII i4ir
demand Wheat southern steady western 81 en-
ed irm but declined ana closed dull southern iri.
II lOas ~ amber. l. l5afil0' No, ! Ma
ryland; si:lit asked; NO western Mdni'r f'a'
en- ,lnii and easier; southern white. 50 as7c
! yellow. SO L65c. O.t- iirm aud quiet: southern,
3aWSoc.. W. stern Nhil.' 80" oyt.' miM'' 300
Soc; rem, Syahil, 3o.L DC. il"s lsi"1, s'''n'
and quiti. Coffee lfIoy,iar anu eah.r, hig ear, ear,
g"ts, ordinary 10 lsli' 20 ~ Shthr iWlc' ilh
steady; \ SOY, sc. Nhlsh'b quiet ~ Sis"
sllss, froigh'7 un'hAhF"L
IoIlSNlITF
-- 80. "a 81. .,.. .., M
Lou III $50 '1'i ~ 49,
changed NnVn' -, H. ~ - 49,. 80
oat~ steady mixed wc-iern, zoe. Ii",l.lons
| tm't. New Mt IrIh,s - nli n- -prl
derr - ' 'i, a. - - e., '' -
,','' ti,J I'M, ,',i,,i ,,, .nsh,n,r
CINCINNATI.
| ,tScrNxArI ortober I3-Flour -trnugcr !:
family, si.sO@s5; fancy. $3.50 1913. What
stronger sluon si'o I", ~, ~, -
Nch''i' Dry ~, y" ~ ''N ~ '''i a. S'', ~
III "in and .,c,.Iy a. I'll 401siI5n I,~i
lower :" 80. DUN =. 81 s'''
| bacon 'Nonf - -" ~, ,'',
Nhi,ne, ' fSy a. cdorr ,nd ight sto1se
! Il 90. hacking and butchers. fI4ULf5.lu.
- IoIus.
!
| ST. LOUIS: oc.o%r %, ioer s,'glH 'u, We
| changed; "hedt ,o"sr NJ. req iul' l., ~
! az l-ul cisn 1919 49, M, 20 80
st" oc,oh ,n u. 4t. a.'' >oTcmbfr 6at. c.i,r
| = a.. tish' go. NvN'N',i, ii 49, li' -.
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Governor Cameron Has u Sprained
Ankle.
Try telegraph to the Dispatch. ]

Nv Telegraph % ihe Dfpatch.I
WASHINGTON. October Ex-Governor
Cameron. Of Virginia, is confined TO his
bed, at the Metropolitan Hotel, 10y severe
sprain OF his foot. He has been in the city
since yesterday morning. Or. VI. {. Blair,
his physician, to-day is inclined TO think
that Governor Cameron will be unable to
keep the engagement he has at Harrison
burg on Monday. where preparations have
been made for an immense Readiuster
meeting to be addressed by the Governor.
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Chilly of Criminal Libel.

fKy telegraph % The Dlspatch.I
CryCINNATI. October l3.-ln the criminal
libel suit brought by Genera Hickenlooper
AGAINST Mr.. Vanhamm and John &. Thomp-
son. Jr.. reporters Of the Ne,cS-Jounal,
Vanbemm was acquitted and Thompson
fined 40 and costs.
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Wifa.Murdcr and Suicide.

TIF III - III I''7'''''T
DENvER. October 13.-Thls afternoon
William Harrison. residing on Ninth
street. shot his siXteen-year-old wife and
then himself both dying almost instantly.
The cause assigned for the act is Jealousy
and Interference with bis domestic affairs
on the part Of his mother-in-law. The
couple were married at Shawnee, Kan,
last March. and had been in Denver about
4 month.
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Severed His Jugular.

bl ItIttfdVU 70 IUt UI'VNtVTI'I
RALEIGH, Y. c., October 13.-James
Drummond (colorcd) was killed Yesterday
at Warrenton 10y jesse Macon, white
man. They quarrelled, and Macon Stabbed
Drummond with knife, seyering the
iueular vein. In five minutes the negro
was a corpse. Macon fed, and at last ac-
count, had not been captured.
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Flames Upon the stage.
PRESENCE or MIND AyERTs 4 DISASTER INTIiE
LYcEU9 THEATRE.
fPhiladelphia prcsqI

philadelphia Press
During the performance last evening, in
the Lyccum Theatre. Of planqucttc's opera
rip Van Wrinkle" an accident occurred
on the stage, which. but for the prompt
presence OF mind Of the performers, might
have had very serious consequences. In
the second act a storm is represented in
part by lightning-1ashes from the wings.
The blaze set fire 10 the clOaks Of gauze
worn by two or three OF the chorus, and for
a few seconds there was burst Of flame
on the stage. W. H. Seymour and two OF
the chorus men promptly tore of the burn
ing fragments from the wearcrs, and In a
moment crushed out the fire with their
hands and feet. In front the audience
wavered in their seats, but before they had
time to attempt any panic W. W. Furst
waved his baton, a merry chorus rang from
the stage. and was returned by a hearty
burst Of applause from the house. One OF
the chorus ladies was slightly burned on
the hand
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Murder I'm Mississippi.

TBy telegraph % Ine DI'PdICH'I
NEW ORLEANS, La, October l3.-The
Picdutne's Peaslington Miss special
saws: Joseph Tate shot and instantly killed
William seal at Virginia City Thursday
night. This is the second man slain 10y
Tate during the past sixty days.
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

INV YORK. October l3. 1888.
The stock market opened stronger on the an
nOuncemcnt by ". ~. Vanderbilt that The stories
Of the financial embarrassment OF his ~On were
pure fabricaiiOns that he bad purchased stocks
within the past two days for the frs, time since
March last. and that he believed that turn WAS
near at hand. The Improvement Ia prices RANGED
from I. 81 IL. Lake shore sold mp 20 ~, Nichi-
gan Central t. 79',, New York Central 90 ll4t,
Canada southern Ia 81, Northwestern 10 1903. -.
Paul 90 99i,. Lackawanna 10 ll7s. Union Pacific
to sS,,, Missouri Pacilc 10 95., Kansas and Texas
To 224, oregon loans To 49,. and Western Union
10 7sa. le the afternoon a sharp raid was made
on axe shore. one broker selling 5000 shares,
and giving up the name II 4 Vanderbilt house.
The exports OF specie for the week were :272,-
1873 making a total Of Sl22s2433 since Janu-
any 4. against sf2,2ii,3f6 FOR the same time
in i--Z.
The weekly statement If The New York asso-
ciated banks show. gain In the surplus re-crNc ~
@T5.925: an expansion I'm loaDs OF 81 .~61.S 10
an increase ia liabilities u si.3SI,lur. lud am
increase u VI. 90. 100 IN cash. The banks now
hold s2.l67.O75 above the legal requirement.. 4
The transactions IN stocks to-day aggregated
2Jj.-39 shares. 4
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October l3.-Virgnis g.. CONSOLE
dlicd. AZ: second series. 36a l.; new lU-it',, 33 (;
new 3, 81. Bid.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, october 10. 1858.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whlto. - bushels. Red l.59t hu.h-
els.
COEN.-White. l,l5j bushels. Mixed. 2jO bu.h-
els.
pATS.-i.O4S bushels.
RiF.-iO bu~hcl,
NEAL.-lO2 bushels.
ORCHNRD-GRAss SEED.-4O bushels.
SALES REPOR1EO TO SECRETARY.
WHENT.-Nhite. - bushels common To- prime
at II. % To Sl.l5. Rcd. 4sO bushels common Ia
prime longhorry ~ tl.O2 10 tllj; 80 bushels
mixed 80 slOs 10 bu.hcl, common o. prime
ShorihCrry al soc. to sl.lO.
CORN White, 40 bushels common % very good
al 81 70 6fc.
NFNL.-7i bushels on private terms.
OR,HARD-GRASs >EKD-2l bushels ou private
terms.
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C.,, for Three Per Cents.

Thy teIegraph 10 Ihe DIsIAlcH'I
WASHINGTON, ID. c., October l3.-secre-
t,rv Folger this afternoon issued call for
the redemption OF Sl5,0O0,000 per cent.
bonds, The call will mature December 10Th.
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variety troupes, was burned this morning.
In the upper story number OF sleeping
apartments were occupied, and in one OF
these nam named Harry Perry, an en-
ploye OF the Theatre, was burned to death.
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EOR RIGHTEOUSNESS, WAKE
Il FULNESS, DEAFNESS, AND LACK OF
ENERGY, a most valuable rcmcdyis
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
OTTUMwA, IA.-Dr. j. VI. Armstrong says: " ]
have used Browns Iron Blttcrs IN my family, and
recommend it, use 10 others
JEFFERSON CITY. MO.-Dr. j. G. Fiddler says :
.. Persons who use Browns Iron Bitters always
speak well Of IT. II IL good medicine"
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CWIFT'S SPECIFIC HAS BEEN THE
MEANS OF
BRINGING HEALTH AND HAPPINESS TO
THOUSANDS WHO WERE
PRONOUNCED INCCRABLE OF BLOOD
AND SkGN-DlSEAsEs.
HEAR TIE WITNESSES.
SAYFD FROM 4 HORRIBLE DEAIM

SAVED FROM \ HORRIBLE DEATH
Up D. May last had spent at least five hundred
dollars for treatment by many Of the best medical
men without any beneht. suffered cNcruciaiing-
". and all my best friends adv -ed ne thar the ley
hand of death wis fast approaching. caught az
:. =. :. like a drowning man az 4 straw. Aiter
taking two bottles 1 could feel change for The
hcfter Tho sores began 20 discharge freely ana
the rheumatism 10 ab1ic. When | had taken ~
bottles every sore bad healed. and my skin began
"a assume natural appearance. ! persisted until
had taken twelve bottles. large size. aud THERE
IL NOT 4 SYMPTOM OF THE DISEASE RE-
NAMING. and ! feel a. well a. ever lid have
gained twenty-One pounds In flesh, and my friends
wonder At my improved condition. have recon-
ucndcd u To- many. and in every instance with
complete success. fbeiiere that =. s. S.hdS sdUsd
me from horrible dedtb.
G. II. SMILEY, Quincy, III.
Write for a copy Of the little hOok-FREE.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
&c e-lw Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. October rs. 1882"
sALEs-FfRsT BoARD.-l.0O0 North tsro'iuf
6's at 1855 1000 Georgia Pacific Railroad u"
IS at s0s.
SECOND BoARr-l.OO0 Petersburg Railroad
bonds fClass 49, at -.
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Goc4l
YOUNG MEMS DRESS.

- WE GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
MEMS DRESS wEAE, AND
ALL THE NEW SHAPES AND
MATERIALS.
. CORKsCREw wORSTEDs IN ALL
DRESsY MIXTURES AND SOLID
IN FOUR-BUTToN CUTA-
AND TIE NEWEST SINGLE
BREASTED FROCK SUITS.
- WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a NEW
OF DOUBLE-BREAsTED PRINCE
FROCK SUITS IN THE NEW
WINE.
- WE HAVE SAID \ GOOD MANY KIND
LATELY ABOUT OUR ME-
DUN AND LIGHTWEIGHT OVER
THEY ARE SELLING so RA-
-PIDLY THAT WE ARE OBLIGED To
.REPLENIsH OUR STOCK EVERY DAY
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Theatre burned and One Life Lost

[By telegraph to the Dlspatch.I
CHICAGO, October l3.-The Lyceum
Theatre, a small theatre usually used by
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Flour.

Flour We quote: ZINE. sSGs3.j0. superene.
s8.25ms3.75, extra, S4754f4.0O. family, f5ss
Sj.25: Patent family. sGSs6.9j.
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DIssOLUTIONs & PARTNERSHIPS.
RICHMOND, VA, October IL, 1888.
LILLE EIRM OLE THOMPSON n Pc

RICHMOND. VA, October 4, 1888.
THE FIRM OF THOMPSON X Pc
L NICK. dealers in Boots and shoes. No. 3I5
east Broad street. T. this day dissolved by mutual
consent. j. VI. Thompson retiring from The bus-
ness !. ". PFNlCk u--uuc, AL liabilities and
Is alone authorized 10 collect All claims due the
concern.
Al parties having claims against the firm vi
present them for payment ami those indebted
viii please come forward aud settle At once.
=. VI. THOMPSON,
j. ". PENiCK.
The undcr-ig ncd have this DAY formed a co-part-
nership under the style Of PtNlCk & CARLTON
70 conduct the BOOT AND SHOE III SlNE~S in
IN rs branches at the oh stand Of Thompson &
Penick 5l3 Eroad street. and respectfully solicit
the patronage OF their friends and the pub ic gtn-
orally. lNllr W. FENla ~.
HUBBARD -. CARLTON.
In retiring from The above business thank NY
friends for their liberal patronage. and heartily
commend the new firm worthy Of their conh-
leucc and support.
Oc l2-E ,>uSI u3t j. VI. THOMPSON.
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Mr.. N. Piper, OF Toronto, Canada, states
that the conqucror Of pain, ST. Jacobs Oil,
II the most certain cure for rheumatism.
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MARINEINTELI.IGENCt.



AHRlNED.
steamship Roanoke, Couch. New York. msr-
chaudi.e ana passenger q. W. Allen Co.. sgonis.
steamer Wyoming. smith, Philadelphia, mtr-
chandise. j. ". McCarrick. AGENT.
steamer Ariel, Uidord, Norfolk, Jn'ili states
mail. mere raudise asd PASSENGERS, 1. u. Tatun.
supcrirtfndcnt.
schooner A. and J.. Benton. Camp, New YORK,
Sat, Davenport NOrris.
SAILED.
Schooner Fannie Brown, >harrctt, Georgetown,
light, 90 load coal for HOboken; vessel, tortis
Parker.
Schooner Richard NauN. Bartlett, New YORK,
camel coal. g. st0rrs, and staNes. a.. ~aps'Ae
and Ohio Railway Company; vessel, Gurus X
Parker
schooner ". II Allison. Remission. Boston. COAL
chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company vessel
Curtis 4 Parker.
schooner Warner Moore, Crockett, Portland
coal, Chesapeake aud Ohio Railway company
vessel. Curtis 4 Parker.
schooner II. T. Hayens. Curtis, Eermnd@ Hun
drcd. TO load wood for New York.
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SHOT BY PISTOL WITHOUT LOCK OR STOCN
AND EU.LEp-JvRii.ANI DEMOCRATS.
lCorrc.nnnlonca q lno NIchmond DsnaIch.L
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Vtygtuta YOstaIyswr.

The following postmasters have been re-
Gently commissioned Joseph F. Delp,
Elk Greek, GraySon county; Demaria'
Canuaday. jacks Mill, Floyd county, and
William L. Ray, Meadyille, Halifax county.
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b D b / o 0 D.
SCROFULOTS.
INHERITED.
CONTAGIOUS.

In 1870 scrOfulous ulcers broke oul on my BODY
until my breast wac one mass of corruption. some
OF these ulcers were not less than one and half
inches in diameter, the edges rough. ragged and
seemingly dcid-the cavity open go the bone ald
filled with offensive matter. Everything known
to the medical faculty was tried n vain. Grad o.
ally the bone Itself became diseased. and ihcr e.
suffering began I'm earnest. Bone ulcers began 20
take the place of those hitherto on the surface.
became a mere wreck. For months at a time could
not get my hands 10 my head because of extreme
soreness.
COULD NOT TURN II BED.
Knew not what a. WIS Co Dee lu hour. even. tree
from pain. Had reason 20 look upon lie nsclt as
q curse. In the summer Of $50. after zen gear.
of this wreiched existence began 90 a." thc
CCTICURA REMEDIES. and after two years
persistent use Of them the last u'ccr ha. healed.
The dread disease las ,uccumbed. All over tie
breast. where was once mass Of corruption. Is
now a healthy skiu. Ny weight has increased
from l23 to lJ6 pounds. aud'hc good work is -iili
going on. feclmysclfa new man, andall through
the Cdicun Eemcrie,.
JAMES +. RICHARDSON,
Cu,tom-llouse, New Orleans.
sworn 10 before United states Commissioner j.
II. CRAWFORD.
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NEM YOKk COTTON FTTrRE-.

NEw YORK, October Is -Cotion-Net receipts,
80 bales gross, 80 bales. Future, closed t'adl ,
eaie.. III 900 bale. October. slo.536S O.55 ;
November, si0.59: December $1,000 5000 ;
January, rio sSatl' -: February slu.9- ,
March, II ilNsll ~; April. VI l.22fee ] ~ ,
NAV. t.33Msli.3i; June. sll4tHtl Lao :
july. tli.jiatl 90; August, sll.6S4tl l.o5.
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I VI. THOMPSON,
LATE OF THOMPSON x PENifk,
viii AFTER NEXT MONDAY be found AZ HER
MAN BOSCHEN'- Boot and -hur->torc' on
Broad street. where h. will De glad 10 see ana
serve his friends and Tie public. oc lZ-5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-14
COTLD NOT Turn BED.


TO CLEANSE THE BLOOD
Of scrofulous. inherited. and contagious humors
and thus remove the most prolific cause of human
suffering: TO clear the skin Of dsfgurng bioichcs,
itching torturcs, humiliatng eruI tons and !oaih-
some sores caused by Impure or poisoned blood
- purify and teautify the SKIN and restore the
hair 80 that no trace Of disease remain. CUFI-
CURA RE>OLNENT, the new Blo0d-Purihcr.
Diurectic, and Apcreni aud CUTICURA ard
CUTICURA SOAP. the great Skiu-Curcs and
Beautihcrs, are infalible They are the only rem
edios that succeed when physicians and al o'Lcr
means fail
GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.
The half has not been told as t. the great cura-
tive powers Of tie CUTICURA REMEDIES. I
have paid hundreds of dollar, for medicines 70
cure diseases Of The blood and skin. and never
found ANYTHING vet 10 equal she ClIlCIKA
REMEDIES. CHARLES \. WILLIAMS.
Providence. L. !.
PRICE OF CUTlCURA: small boxes. SOC. 4;
large boxes. II. CJTlCURA RESOLNFNr Al
per bottle CITICURA SOAP. Z5c ;tUIICURA
SHAEING-~OkP. 1jc. sold hy all druggists.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co,
Boston.
send For How 20 Cure skin Disease"
oc IA SuNW&g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-14
MILWAUKEE

NuwAUKVK, October l.. Flour quiet and IN
changed Wheat dun and dropping AZ olsc. oc-
,ober, g2fc. November, gi'sc. December. Corn
lower; NJ. 2. zoe. Oat, nominaly unc.1nge ;
No g.2gc. Provisions lower. Mess pork. $1,000.
cash. Lard Prime steam, $40 cash. Hogs weak
er 40 i.J0Mti.6j.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-27

A pistol-ball was fired into the
room OF the Professor OF Mathemat.
les ut Tale College recently. The
professor made exact measurements
of the angle al which the ball entered
aud the distance 10 the opposite wall
where il lodged; Then, BY q mi
mute ejaculation, located the exact
spot from which ), must have been
fred. 1t came from certain win
dow across tht campus, and the pro,
lessor went TO that spot ut once AID
charged two young mon with having
fred the shots. They denied the
charge vigorously until shown bis
diagram aud calculation, ;hep, like
intellectual gisnts, they admitted
that figures could not lie aud pleaded
guilty al once. II the Yale professor
would come TO this city for short
time and devote his mind TO q few
figures in connection with the late
killing OF Henry Green, il Is more
than probable something OF q sensa-
lion could be worked up.-Louis is
vile Post.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-27
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