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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-22

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. May 22-1 A. M.-For INC
Middle Atlantic States, colder and par,.
cloudy weather, local rains, northern!
winds, higher pressure. ~.
For the South Atlantic states co'ucI'
partly cloudy weather, with locals rams
westerly shifting to northerly wlnds' h's"-
or prcSSurc.
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TRANSPARENT ICE COMPANY.


NJ ARE NOW PREPARED TO SELL
W ut factory, or deliver to the consumers of
this place, a SUPERIOR QUALITY OF ICE,
WATER" which for family and other uses can
not be surpassed.
owing TO delay in building, ice will be delivered
from common express wagons until the companys
wagons are completed.
Your patronage Is respectfully solicited. Orders
OS mail, telephone, or otherwise Will receive
~ lmpt attention.
Office and factory, corner of Canal and Adams
streets.
branch Office, 1901 Main street lbasementl.
Telephone. 1876.
TIE TRANSPARENT ICE COMPANY,
LIZ. SMITH. General Manager.
RiCII9iOND, VA, May 1, 1883. my l-eOdIn.
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LAME, CEMENT. &c.

DOCKLAND LIME.
just arrived. schooner Bowdoin with cargo OF
CROCkETT'S ROCkLAND LINE, fresh from
kilns. For sale low from dock.
WARNER MOORE.
Lime. Cement, Lump and Ground Plaster.
Seventeenth street, south side Of dock.
my l2-tAu2
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TTEsDAY. MAy ID. 1eea
by Furman Tuppcr,
Real Estate Agent and Auctl0nccr,
l016 Main street.

~
A UCTION SALE OF NICE BUILD.
~ ING LOT CORNER OF TWENTY-FIFTH
AND SIREETS.-By request Of the owner. who
Is determined 10 SELL will offer al public auction,
on
TUESDAY, MAY 22D.
at 54 o'clock i. NJ, on the premises, the above
PROPERTY. The lot fronts 80 feet on Twenty
hilh street and has depth Of l2J feet TO an alley
TERMS Easy and II sale.
my Is FURMAN TUPPEG, Auctloneer
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF WINES, IL
\ QuORs CONFECTfONERIES DARKROOM
FIXTURES, SHOWCASES, &C.-By virtue of a
corded In the Clerks Office of Richmond Chancery
Court, on May IL, 1883, will offer for sale al
auction ON Tie premises, Gl9 and GA T.. Broad
o'clock 4. NJ. the entire STOCK. FIXTURES,
and FURNITURE Of the saloon and Confecsi0n
ery-StOre lately occupied by J.. iSaldacci. TERMS
Cash. EDG Ar ALLAN Trustoc
my l7-5t
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By Frank ID. I'm 4 Co,
Real Estate Agents and Aucii0Dcers,
DOS Maln street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF ENCELLEN .
Il BRICK DWELLING AND STORE. No. ~
SOUTH SECOND STREET. BElWELN Can st
AND Byrd, At AIGiloN.-Br rt1c 90 a.t.
Of trust from Hannah J.. STOUT t0 the Undcr-i -r
dated 10Th october, 1881. aud recorded iu i...
m0nd Chauccry Court clerks office. ID 3. I'D d.
page 279. and Of an order az fhc lir'lu.
Chancvry Court entered Nay II, l~~3. Boo iht -f.
of Todd = els. rs. Stout q 1ts., default AIt.r-
been made I'm The payment of certain ue-Otl. D..
note therein secured. and 40 The rclrl.t 10 tle
edciary n said decd win sell go auction. 5000 D.
premises. ON
MONDAY, MAY IS. ISIS.
az 81 o'clock J.. VI. the PROPERTY doscr.. .f
said deed. as follows: All th1t LOT or tEDi $50
with LARGE BRICh DWELLING aui 0-.
improvement, thereon. lying in ihc city nf Ll..
mOnd. on the east Side OF second -fr..t Itt"..
Canal and Byrd sire j.. bounded t- follow
wit beginning ON the cast side az -e. Il .t..
40 a point distant 80 feet south uf Canal f..
thence running 80 feet 600 Second -lr..'
wardly, thence running back hCtwr. DO rlr.''
81 feet o. an alley lu common fees 30.
bounded on the south 10y thc property ci
Andrews.
This property IS Ia very nice condition. fH.
rent wei, proving "a good investment t't l
chaser.
TERMS: Cash for the expense. of ttc -7'. l. .
enough u pay note % ST., with flt Interest f.
April LESS. ON credit u.s. o. To- 40, N.. a..
Ter 10, 1858: the balance, Is auy, ll tN...
months from date Of sale, lO- lhle nnfe i.
given. with q per cent. interest added, secured b
FRANK u. NIL. Trustee.
sale by FRANK ID. liiLL a CO., Auctlpnelr..,
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$1,000 REWARD

$1,000 REWARD
will he paid Ia any chemist who M find, on analy
SIS of 100 Lotiies :. S. S. one particle Of Mercu-
~, lodide Potassium, or any mineral substance.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga.
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NOTlCE.-All persons indebted to the
~ estate Of THOMAS +. GILES. deceased, are
requested 10 make payment 10 me; and all having
claims against II. to present them 10 me, duly au-
thentic lted. Il. W. RICHARDSON.
Executor Of Thomas 4. Giles, deceased.
my 7-lepd1 WNWiW
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Write for the LITTLE BOOK, which will be
" allied free. my Is-Iw
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Vo ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Notice Is hereby given that have appointed my
husband, JOHN r. MCGEORGE, my agent 10
! conduct the FEED BUSINESS In all ifs branches,
In the city of Richmond. with authority 10 buy for
c.slg. 4. VIRGINIA MCGEOEGE.
I MAY 9, 1883. my lows
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VIII be sold at public auction, on the premises,

TUESDAY. MAY %. 1883.
At | 7. ". the VERY DESIRABLE AND WELL
LOCATED STORE, with LARGE DWELLING
over same situated rs above described.
This property has always been ihe best stand for
a wholesale store in that locality, and should,
owing tO the present improve mcnt Of Main street
render 10 parties desiring investment a. "a paying
investment most favorable chance.
4 plat will Doe shown at hour of sale
TERMS One fourth cash residue AT six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added. ana secured by a trusi-deed.
my II W.H.LYNE & CO.. Auc'iOnccrs.
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D.SsOLUTIoNS & PARTNEHsnTPl

ID 7''0'' '0''
The cO-partncrship Of n. l.. STAPLES & CO.,
heretofore existing between H. T.. staples and VI.
&: Staples, viii be dissolved on tie l5Tn DAY OF
JUNE, 1883, by mutual consent.
II. l.. STAPLES.
NJ. G.. STAPLES.
II. l.. STAPLES will, after the date above mem
toned, continue tie REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
III All It's branches at the old stand. No llO3 Main
street, and under the old irm-name Of III. l.. STA
PIES co.
shall continue In the REAL ESTATE BUSI-
NESS after the 18th OF June and conduct The
SINE IN all 81 ts branches at No. ll04l Main
street Mr.. WILLIAM MARSHALL, JR., with
teen years, viii be my partner and the olice-man
my lo-6t MANNING e. STAPLES.
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CROCKERY, GLAsSWaRr- 60

GOOD NEWS.-THE UNDERSIGNED
~ will allow discount Of 20 PER CENT. on
ALL GOODS PURCHASED FROM THIS DATE.
lhe store Is 20 be remodelled, which necessiiatcs
my giving itup temporarily. such an opportunity
70 secure bargains Is seldom offered fun line OF
CHINA. GLASS, TINWARE. TABLE CIT
LENf, &c, which viii be sacrificed fOrsiXty DAYS,
III. III. WALLACE.
ap 11-2m 400 Broad street.
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NOTICE.-MRS LUCIE j. BRIZZO-
~ LARA. Of Ne. $40 Brock avenue, wishes 10
was not her httle son. CHARLIE BRlZZO-
LARA, or any one related 10 her. that was before
the Police Court Friday morning for stealing
money from another boy on the street.
of
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PROFESSIONAL.

JAMES ALFRED JONES, o. G. KEAN.P. c. NICHOLAS
ZONES, KEAN (S NICHOLAS,
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLoRs AT LAW,
Rooms and 7, Goddin's Hall,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets, Richmond Va
lmy 2-lml
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
VALUABLE LOT,
WITH THE IMPROVEMENT THEREON,
LYING BETWEEN PLANTERS NATIONAL
BANK AND ST. JAMES HOTEL.
on TWELFTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN.

In execution or 4 decree Of the Richmond chan
cery Court. rendered on The 81 DAY ~ NAY 1850
An the suit Of James Alfred Jones trustee &C., ~
Joseph ALIENS administrator. &C.. aud Hewitt
&c ~. Allen. &C.. WILL ~ special COMM slOnsI
thereby appointed. proceed ID sell Al pnnh' au'-
ti0D, upon the premises, on
MONDAY. MAY %, 1883.
at / o'clock +. NJ, that VALUABLE Pkpt,Fh y y
rs above located 10 commences aI a pOiht on We
cast side Of Twelfth street 1902 9-l2 iei n"i.n ~
Main street. and runs towards Ffhnhnn 49,
So 4-l2 feet. thence running back between p'i"-
lei lines 81 feet t.. - rtfpEr,
SMALL FRAME sTORts- WHEN nave W"as
rented well. The location Of TINS properly - sssl
as viii guarantee good, rrompt-ral hH teanl. iv,
any buildings that may be efecten iheI'"h ~ s'ON
rentals -, -. ~ t,t.,,,o
NJ ak. twelve. aud eighteen months. Tor nfgmiaDie
notes with Interest added. and the ute retainer
nntli the whole purcbnsc-mOn 4 paid ana q con-
yevnncc ordered By the Court; or me purchs-ef
nav nav the whole amount in cash N lc desires %
do tliAhl.Lo - !" ii.''ii''t,'5-
Sale conducted by II. SELDOM TAYLOR, Anc-
tionecr. lIy -
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PERSONAL.

PARTIES HAVING
~ CLAIpIS AGAINST THE UNDERSIGNED
are requested to present them for payment, and
those VINO are indebted TO Us must make prompt
settlement. II. l.. STAPLES < Co.
my 2Z-2t llO3 Main street.
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by W. Goddin ~ son. Auctioncers.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

tOIlII LICNtIIU dIU DilUh 5TTrCI8s
A UCTGON SALE OF SIX HANDSOME
"a LOTS ~ BROWN. PAGE, AND GAM
BLE'S PLAN-.OUR on THE sol TIL SIDE
OF FAIRFIELD STREET AND TWO on THE
EAST LINE OF PAGE STREET. Nos. 80, 49,,
81. 80, 40, 4l.-Ibese hand ONE LOTS. located as
above, nearly opposite 10 and within one square of
The workshops OF the Chesapeake aud Ohio Rail-
way Company. at the head of Valley street, will be
sold at auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY %, 1888.
at o'clock p. W. plat Of which viii De exhibit
cd a. the sale. They ar well and conveniently To-
called Tor snal residences, being convenient To the
artisans employed by the s1id rail say company as
Wen Us those engaged at the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of
Messrs. 4 amer & Delaney.
TEENS: Liberal, and announced &C the time Of
sale. ". GODDiN 4 son.
nay ~ AuetiOuCers.
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AUCTION sALEs-Futurc Days
By ;. Thompson Brown q Co"
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers' anu
11I3 Main street.

AUCTION sALEs--Futurc Day.
Nv I. Thompsou Brown & Co..
po,, Estate Agents. Aucfionecrs, ana SfoAe'''
1113 Main street.
rroNpoE.PARK BUILDING LOT,
M LARGE rI sITE' s N ' snmfAffR sTREETs
iM h arrccTIoN.-Wc viii sell at auction on
FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1883
AT6 ocLocKP.M NJ,
On. above BEAUTIFUL LOT IRONING 90 a ,os.,
n me- or less, ON the north side OF Park avenue
nio, r y, few wards of Monroe Park. The western
,a H. N, feet inches deep, and It's eastern Iihe
I4a feet 10 inches TO an alley 10 zee, nv avc,me bc
tween the above streets, and Is beautiiui anu
most desirable location. ,-, -, H. m,
,,reIye months. Interest added. and secured by
tr,st-dced. j. THOMPSON BROWN g CO.,
ilmy 22 huo''o'eei'.-
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EXCEL
u LENT LITTLE FARM IN IIENRICO COUN-
TY. -FOUR MILES FROM RICHMOND. NEAlt
EROOK TURNPIkE.-in pursuance TO decree
antcrod Tx the Chancery Court Of Richmond ON
MAY g. $50. in the suit Of lickenson ana we rs'
Ladd and others therein dependlng. me un9e'-
signed, spetial commissioner thereby appointc,'
will proceed to sell by public auction; upon me
premises on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 80, 1888.
a, O'Clock T.. ~. the tract Of land called
"BROOKVlLLE," situated four mile, IRON Kis GU
mond. near the Brook turnpike, Adjoining the
ENDS of Mcssrs. John Stuart, James T. Redd' and
others. and containing 9S4 ACRhS, more or ess'
About thirty acres Of the land Is In wOOds-oak,
hickory. and pine. a portion Of the laDd lies on
the Brook branch, and produces hay very nnely
the balance IS upland and In Oh stite OF cnIt -
vation The improvements consist or two-story
dwelling containing seven rooms ana the usual
out-buiIdings A spring Of excellent wa'eris witmh
forty yards of the house.
TiI;Ms: ono third CASH the balance I'm equal
annual payments at one and two years from day OF
sale the purchaser 10 execute ncgotiaolc hol.s'
viii interest added, for the deferred payments,
and the tille 10 he retained until CONVEYANCE IS
ordered by the curt. n is probable that more llb-
cral terms will be offered. -,
S's"0''"' " - W. SYDNOR.
Special Commissioner.
ID. 4. TlMBERLAKE, Crier. my 10
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A SaORT SESSION,
But Several Dollars 10 the Mu-
niciPal Treasury.

Judge David Park Hadden remarked
70 Hednck this morning that the era Of
restriction had set in, consequently the
cebwebs, pendant ceiling paper and other
bric-s-brae Of the Adams street courthouse
must 20, and be replaced with putty and
kalsominiRg. Hedriek promised 10 obey
the mandate, If the appropriation held
out.
Ed East and Ben Dickerscu were both
fined $40 for assaulting a colutry darby
yesterday.
Belle Yancy swallowed 80 much bug
juice last evening that she made herself
amenable 10 the charge Of drunkenness.
The lady was fined S..
j. q. Paine was very full Of whisky
and disorderly yesterday, at the Chesa-
peake and Ohio depot, and he was placed
IN hack for a ride TO the stationhOuse.
While en- route MT. Paine knocked out a
window Of the carriage, and was fined e
and costs this niorniDg.
I'd Stockery, for assuming the dual
role Of a drunk and disorderly, was fined
IS and costs.
Mr.. Weber was found on Desoto street
last evening IN an exceeding loose condi.
ion, for which violation Of the law he
was compelled TO put up IS.
Annie Kelly was charged 81 for keep
ing disorderly house.
Daisy Owens INDUCED in disorderly
conduct last night, and used such abusive
language that She had $40 fine thrown
Al her.
John Dodd was discovered last eyenina
having a Greece-roman wrestling bout
with lamp-post Mr.. Dodd was per.
mitted TO wrestle with the bars If a cell
all night and this morning was allowed
to depart for staring tour on the pay
ment Of 81 and costs.
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Gas Fixtures and GlObts
In the latest designs,
j. a. BAILEY a. 90,
Corner union and Second SIS.
Weather Notes.

The noon Signal Service bulletin from
Washington to-day, says "The storm,
central in Western Kansas this morning,
will move northeast over the upper lakes,
and will be succeeded tomorrow morning
By northwesterly winds and colder, clear
ing weather in the Missouri and upper
Mississippi valley Hereabouts il NAV
be somewhat cooler, but no marked fall
Of temperature Is probable.
1t rained nearly an eighth Of an inch
here yesterday morning, and there was a
slight sprinkle this morning Just before
dawn. A heavy rain fell last night at FL.
Smith, Ark, and light rains fell IN Kan.
sas, Nebraska and Dakota. twas rain
Ing and windy this morning in Nebraska
and Iowa, and foggy AT Cincinnati. Local
rains are indicated to-day in the Tonnes
see, Ohio and Mississippi valleys, also In
the West Gulf States. Snow Is promised
In the Western part Of the Missouri
yalley,to bGtollowed by colder weather up
that way.
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HIS FIRST ARREST.
Experience OF n Young Kentucky
FlAtbOat Hand With the
Police.

The pilot Of Aatboat, named John u.
Hood, who arrived last Saturday, was
paid off yesterday and being an IMPROVE
dent kind Of genius, went on spree.
He is q nice old man, a tirst-class river
pilot, very attentive 10 duty and always
agreeable when ahoat, but as soon as he
strikes port, his natural bent is hurrah.
As an illustration OF his way, Il is related
that on one Of his voyages 10 New Orleans
he INDUCED In frolic and filed up so,
that be wandered into the swamps back OF
Anglers, opposite New 0rlean, where he
was found by his companions day or
two after, in a deplorable state BE knows
all about plotting broad horns but cannot
pilot himself when he goes ashore. Yes
terday morning Hood having been paid
of, started out for fFolic. A young man
named Baker, one Of the crew. went along
10 take care OF Hood. They had not gone
far ere the old fellow tumbled over, and
young Baker, not being able TO carry him
back to the boat, took a roll Of money
amounting TO 800, from his pocket, count
cd II carefully, and returned 10 the craft
lying in the mouth Of Wolf river. There
the money was again counted In the
presence Of others. Some one saw Baker
take the old mans money, and the
police were notified A couple
Of officers repaired TO the boat and
arrested Young Baker, much 10 his sur.
prise as well as TO the surprise Of his com.
panions. No RESISTANCE was offered by
the crew, yet one Of the officers deemed Il
requisite TO draw his revolver and an
nounce that he was prepared for all be-
ligerent consequences The young man,
who q the son Of one Of the wealthiest and
best citizens Of Boone county, KY, was
conveyed TO the stationhouse. where,
after proper explanations by the
captain ofthe boat, he was released, Up at
his home in Kentucky young Baker
stands very high In the estimation Of the
people, and the old pilot he was trying 10
care for lives in one Of his fathers houses.
The incident Of his arrest was an entirely
original one in his history, and the crew
Of his boat made considerable amount
of FUN Of him after II was all over
Mr.. Baker and his fatboat
companions loft for their homes
to-day, all expressing themselves in no
very complimentary terms, regarding the
action Of one Of the officers, whose be-
hagior they deemed rufiianly, and etirely
unnecessary, as they idnoihing moret than
10 ask the motive Of the otiense charged,
aud which they say they failed 10 asoer-
tain until they repaired TO the police sta.
ton. The hat-boat people, they sssest
are not pirates or rufians, and should be
treated with fair consideration, even by
police officers.
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railway between tha city and Hol0
Strings. are ahont a. h Adjusted ~ lhe
uiihirawal az Mr.. Wolfe and Cher hold.
ing claims and Interests The ngosTsve
are ROod for sn early feaRnril0n y NE
vofk. and the Compilation 81 The inc ~
holly Sprlngs thence onward pesAass 70
RSminE ham, Ala, and Mrthtt to he
eastern Atlantic seAhesrl
The villsincus hlackSmtscreAus who
AssAulted Mr. Heinrich o. rAlrd sirce1
hctwecn Coarl and JeAcrSen, ast night
but hap,ily ala her ne sortca harm, had
nct been arrested up q ucou . dSy,
Ven,son, quail MackinAw tnA0i, whitc
IA. perch. ckeiso spare ribs. nOfk tsaider,
loins' fresh NESTS 81 Al kln,is &c f, e,c, At
SeesslS market SSl NAin. Leave or,lors
Tor prompt delivery II supplies.
The Memphis and Little Rock RSilresd
each, Tho arrest 10 the toar men Wh0
attempted q wreek and rce Tie west
bound passenger train AZ Twenty i've
Mile Siding on the evening q heccmeer
sd. FE 'I
The death Of Mr.. Frank Crus0 a
worthy and popular Young gentleman,
which oocurred yesterday, Is generally
regretted BY wide ciroie. The remains
Of the deceased VEN escorted to no Mem
phis and Charleston aere, las, aight by
numerous members Of the ChickNsaN
GaAn3S Of which company he was one
and the funeral IS % take place At Hunts
willie. Alaesma, The esFly home al his late
father. trhne
ga meeting At the Merchants Exchange
has been called BY President Speed for
II o'clock on Saturday, 10 consider the
question Of The reduced tAx az 3, per h On
tobscco made BY the government and
which went into effect lSst May. A latgr
number Of dealers who held unsold stock
al that time desire % have the 5 per cent
reduction returned, The total amount o
rebSte claimed here is variouSly estimated
At from $1,000 to $4,000
A number Of people along the kansss
City railway have been quarreling be,
cause they were not includedin the list of
invited guests brought here by the nail
way last month. The railway managers
invited enough TO ON six Pullman coaches,
which was As many as they could haul
conveniently, and As they could not ac-
oommodate any more the LIST was nat
ugally lmitedto the number that the
coaches would carry. The railway people
were doubtless compelled to omit many
whom they would have been glad 10
bring, and none should feel bad because
they were LEFT ont They will all have n
eRanee TO come here week from Sunday
next At very cheap rate,
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At Went Point onon linnnr.l sh0r.

AT West Point once General sher.
man, accompanied by the Command
ant Of Cadets. was making an inspec-
tion tour Of the barracks. He wasn't
looking for oontraband goods, but
while In one Of the rooms he cot 10
talking about his cadet DAYS. and
When | was a cadet" he said Ia the
Commandant, we hid things In the
ehimaeys during tho summer months
wonder II the boys do 90 still" ri
was then IN june So saving he
stepped 70 the fireplace and reached
W the chimney. Rafting down Al
. eis touch came a board, followed by 4
ifyins pan, a bottle (ompty) and Sait
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Just Reeeiveds
A Fresh Lot Of Plantation
Cigars at
H. FL - HI.


Mrs, Folbre. mother Of Mr.. r. NJ. Fol
bre who does business at 2l6 Front street
has been troubled with sore eyes for four
years which gradually grew worse, and
last June she became blind so she could
not tell any Of her family only by their
voice or walk, aud could not tell one oh
iect from another. In this dependent
condition she applied 10 DR.. Wilbur TOR
help, He operated on her eyes and gave
her medicine, and in three days she could
sec her children by their faces, and go
about the house without being led.
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market TeIegrams.

The Chicago kilograms to the Mer-
chants Exchange quotes crsS6 so, and
unchanged; lard IS 60, and 221Ic up; pork
sl3, and &c up; wheat 951sc and &c down;
corn 5714c, and Nc up. At Kansas City
pork is Sl4; lard IS %, and S So IS, and
al unchanged. At St. Louis crsis So so,
and unchanged; oats 28c, and l9<c down;
wheat 99c and unchanged. and corn 4Sc,
and &c up.