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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-11
An Exciting Event OH Railroad
Train.
rBy telegraph TO the Dispatch ]


CEDAR LAKE, IND. May 10.-Last night,
shortly after the train bound for Chicago
on the Louisville, New Albany and Chi
cago road had passed this station, gas
stove in the baggage-car exploded, setting
fire to the car. The wind was blowing at
the rate of sixty miles an hour, and the
train was running at the rate OF thirty.
The clothes of a newsboy in the baggage
car caught fire while he was attempting TO
suppress the flames, and he jumped fromthe
car. The express messenger also attempted
TO extinguish the flames and received seri-
Gus injury. The bell-rope burned so that
no communication could be had with the
engineer. When the flames burst from the
car the engineer saw the trouble and stop
ned the train. The car was filed with
passengers baggage and express and mail
matter, all Of which was consumed. There
was no means Of eXtinguishing the Ere on
the train, and it had to be allowed to burn
itself out. The delay was nearly four
hours.
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The Trial or Ex.COngressman ThOmp
AOn.

by tticRfdpH
HARRODsBURG, KY, May 10.-When
twelve Jurors had been accepted and were
about to be sworn IN yesterday in the
Thompson murder case counsel for the
prosecution asked that the jury be sent out
OF the courtroom while he made state
ment. The jury retired, and counsel stated
that he had ascertained since the acceptance
of the Jury that one Of its number Chico.
Ranta) was under indictment in this court
for shooting with intent to kill, and asked
that he be excused from serving. The
court granted the request. The defence
noted an exception to the ruling. Another
Juror was accepted. Hon. Phil. Ii.
Thompson, Jr., the defendant, was ar
raigned, and pleaded not guilty, and an
opening statement Of the case was made by
the counsel for the prosecution.
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NEW YORK, May 10.-Cotton easy; saies, 393
bales: upands, 10 I5-l6c. Orleans, ii 3-l6c.
consolidated net receipts, 6,7e7 bales; exports
5.423 bales. Southern -four steady; sales 300
barrels; common to fair extra. s4:9o@so:oo
good to choice extra. t5:35@t7. Wheat-Cash
dull and without important change; No. z spring
nominal: ungraded red, fl.O9(Gtl .34% nngrn1ed
white. si.Ii@si.26; No. red, SIG; May,
Sl.2lXGsl22. Corn-Cash lie. higher a,ly raa &C.
oats hGLac. higher and fairly active: No .. 4shc.
Hons auiet and prices weak aud nominal. Coffee
spot easier aud more active; NO. Z KY, Nay
AZ s5. mot $40. sugar firm and unchanged.
Molasses firm; so test. 3lsM32c.; Cuba, SIC.
Rice steady and demand fair. Cotton-sesd oil.
49G 5sc Resin firm. TurpenIne higher Ut 42sc.
Hides irm and demand light. Wool DUH and de-
messed. Pork quiet and held very strong; new
mess. spot. s20.40n t205Ui options nominal.
Mlddles firm. Lard-Cash and max X dull And nth
or easier: prime steam spot, &tl.9OH*l2; May,
sll .9sMsi2.0l. Freights urn.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. Nav 1O.-Flour quie, and un-
changed. Whcat--Southern quiet aud steady
western easter and dull: southern red sl.20M
SI.23: amber, ~. 24Gpsl.26: No. 2 western win
easier; western steady aud dull southern white
63m65c.; yellow, 656n66c. Oats dui; southern
Jic.; western white. 52q53c.; mixed, 5OeG5l c.
Pennsylvania, 5l@53c: Provisions unchanged
and arm. Coffee dull; Rio cargoes, ordinary q
fair, Ss@0.c. sugar steady; "A son. SIC
Whisky quiet at siie''@si'i7' Fre'fh'' I'M
changed. .,m,
CINCINNATI, May l0.-Flonr dub aud UNI
changed. Wheat easier; 81. ID spot. Csrp nom
naly unchanged. Oats steady NJ &ohc. tofk nrm
al f2O.75dt21. Lard-No sales. plk-meats--
shoulders, tS.12x. Bacon steady ann Lnchanfe6
WbIskcy active and firm At tl.lj. sugar sn'
changed Hogs steady; common and !xnt, 3od
81 35; packing and butchers, s6.7oes7I.o0.
LOUISVILLE
I,ouIsyiLLE. May l0.-Flour unchanged. Whea
All, and unchanged. Corn dali aud unchanged
Oafs nom!nally unchanged. Provisions nru
New mess pork, t20-50. Ball Notwithstanding
eLc BACON shoulders &c. Hams-Sogar-cureo
ISxc. Lard Grm; choice kettle, l2Se. Whiske
unchanged.
CT Iouus, May TO- Flour steady and un
eh.mged. Wheat uns<tt.ed: cash lower; No. y ~
fall All / 3.d4l.l3 cash: No. 8 red salk el.o6t
Corn op~ned lower. then improved, and Close
better and lower for cash; 6OA@ lie. cash. Oat
dull: 43L6f43ac. cash, 43c. May. Whlshey stead
NJ Al Ia. PORK dull at t203 7k caslA, $50 27h b
Nav Bulk-meats unchanged. Bacon steady an
unchanged. Lard nominal.
CHICAGO.
| CHICAGO, May lO.-Fiour firm and voaNlA
| Wheat irregular and fairly active st tl.l2k "a,
| Corn unsettled and generally lover; ~ MSS3
| eash. bSke. May. Oats dali and eaaiert lu16
lover; iii .o6Gsi i.67f cash and Nsy. TT
| meats Ia FAIR deuand; ehpo11e14 81 1q{e @
| SiO.0S: short clFar, = 20, X1k1Gy se1a8y -
SnsSsrsed. PORK esaiSr; e2Q. 10( 40, y -
and Nay " - IS, . tHt 4 = n y. ~
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2oo's. $3.50 gross; soo's. $3.50 gross; oO0's
si5@s16.50 gross.
Motassss: Common syrup iossheads 2lc.;
SAT-; Liverpool,. from stors, (I.5o. Ground
suaar: Crushed, sla i0c.; powdered, s1ea
l0c,; graduated, ysGS9xc.; A. 6isq9c.; on A, .
@ssc.; yellow. ia Sc: eut-aoaf, lVAc.
toilet, 15@20c., aud fancy prices: country. tACc.
vr T.as: Black. 25@60c.; imperiai' 2See'oc.
Tbs: Cedar, si.i5@s5 a nest; pine, $3.50 a
Hides. Leather. &c.
Htaes: Green, 5@6c.: wet salted, 6ke9 7c.; dry
Ie@sr Rough aT Isas 'n l s2msSc city finish
harness, 3Om37e.; country finish harness, Goa
Sec.; WAX upper, 30@40c.: hemiock sole, lea
2Oc.' oak sole 30M40c.
Iron. Steel, Nails. &c.
iron: American rerned. Old Dominion bar
2 aloe. = n. for standard slres In large lots TO
dealers. 6-1@2c. In small lots: English aud
American sheet, 3ax5s, 495jsc. swcdes, ham mer
Nails: Old Dominion. $40 for standard size
Tor 200 kegs. In snail lots, 1885.
-Paough-C Castings: Wholesale, 3xc.; retail, Axe
Rope: Manila, best, 15c.: jute, 7,sasc.
Liquors, Wines, &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints s2@s2.o5 =
Braniies. Domestic, ~. 2o@sI so fruit, COCO
sls1D. dplt. NV Pi.CcW%<s oi's t@s-btt .
Rye IVsiskeps: Medium, si.50@s2; pure old,
?3@s4 Virginia mountain, new, ,l.75es2; old.
Ola: Domestic, sl.eo@s1.5o; imported, 80 ,
case.
Nelo England Rpm sl.50@81.65.
Rectffsd VhiskeYs: Sl.10dsl.4c.
Lumber. Slaves. kc.
Lumber: The market Is oyerstocked, more lnm-
Der being brought here than the supply demands;
therefore having somewhat depressing effect upon
prices. White oak. cut 10 order, Sl7@S22 2
LOCO: on market, sl0@ff5 q 1880; Western
Virginia poplar, S15@s26 q 1000; West vir
ginia white pine, S15ds35 2 900: yellow pine =
Rough boards, 5000; dry clear. sl2@Sl6 !;
joist, S10@sl5. according &C. sizes aud lengths
shingles-I'ine, S1.75Ms2.50: cypress, six-inch
s6@sS q 1000; saps. s5@s6. Laths-Spiit, 81
sawed, Sl.7JGS2 & 1000.
Sdrcs. Whiskey-barrcl timber, green, $3.50
$50 q 1000; seasoned, s20G25 q 1000. Flour.
barrel timber, sa@:7 a 1000. Machine slaves.
Sass; turned heading, Sc. q SCI. Flour-bar
rel poles, sf@s6. Hogshead-hoops. zoe. 3 bundle
Powder, Shot, sc.
Fuse: Toys mining, $50 o0c. n 100 feet.
PODfler: 1925 by the i've kcgs--less than five
kegs, $500 blasting, S2.6jm:2.9O.
Shot: Northern, s1.Sj a bag Of % Ms
GrtndStoaes: ls@2c. Z. n.
Seed.
C1Orer: 1915.
TimOthy: S2.50@s2.75.
Orchard Grass: sl.50Gs1.75.
Herd Grass. &l@sl.I0.
Mild Seed: sl@sl.26.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

MAY s. BeeUes.-Recelpts, Is carloads, or
284 head al consigned direct 70 slaughterers.
"a lOgc. for poor 10 good city slaughtered, and ga
lOc. for western.
CdIres-Rcceipts, 1872 head Trace fair n un
changed figures, with sales of poor 10 good yeiis
at 5Hm7Ac r ~, including l19 fair vedls In one
lot. IL q ibs. average. AZ &c.
Sheep and Ldmbs.- Receipts carloads or
IO22 head. FIRM feeling but light trade Tor
lack of adequate supplies. Clipped sheep sold ~
-. JO@S6.55& e 100 Ms: unshorn sheep at - 90
@S7.5O: and 2 carloads Of spling hmbs from
Virginia. So rs. average. at iOgc. q n.
H0gS.-Recepts, 10 carloads, or 2Ol7 head.
None for sale alive. Nominally steady at $500
$40 = 100 tbs.-JOurHdi ~ Commerce.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

MAY s.-For Scotch pig the marie; has fairly
steady look. more bee iise impOrtatiOns are note-
rate as consume r. want supplies only III ilgh'
way ANY tendency to favor buyers Is on parcels
to arrive. American zig remains in much the po-
sition noted for some time II l. difficult 10 sell 10
any extent while accumulatlons bear on prices.
Rails are taken I'm moderate way AZ steady price.
OuolatioHs: American pig. No. /, S2I.50n ~
No. 2 at $4,000 $40; forge. at slSMSlS.3o
scotch pig 1T f22@s22.25 for Glengarnock; va
N s242 % for Gartschcrrie: iMS24.0O for Colt
ness : $2l. 25@S2l.5O for Eglinton, and f24d
S24 25 for Snmmorlec: American steel rails al
$3.50 $50 nj mills for future dclyery iron rails al
i45GS47: old rails atx2i for 1T" aud s2S for
d. H.: wrought scrap III S25 ex ship, and $50 from
yard -.LOnfndL Of COnImerce.
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HOTELS AND BOARDING.HOUS
HOTEL COMFORT,
IL QUEEN STREET, HAMPTON, VA.

This elegant and newly furnished hotel Is now
open for the reception OF guests. This hotel hav-
ing been lifted up with the greatest attention 10
the modern requirements Of the travelling public,
supplies want long expei lenccd by those visiting
Hampton In quest Of comfort. economy. civilityY
well-propared food ccanlincss, and politeness.
Meals at all hours in restaurant. Special terms
for families
Large samulc-rooms for commercials, whose pa
tronage l. ESPECIALLY asked for. Commercial rates,
so per dav. Il. BARNARD, Proprietor.
NH 4-d3m Late Manager of Bon-Alr Hotel.
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Fatal Fire i'm Baltimore.
[By telegraph TO The Dispatch ]

BALTIMORE. May 10.-A fire occurred at
3 O'Clock this morning in the back build
ing OF the residence OF the Misses Adams,
on Madison street near Howard. Mr..
Adams, an old gentleman, paralyzed, was
sutiocated, and colored cook burned to
death. A colored houSe-eirl jumped from
the third-story window, broke one OF her
arms. and was otherwise seriously injured.
The back building where the fire originated
,yac dpstroVe1
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Execution I'm Pennsy lvania.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 10.-Ward Me-
Conkey was executed here to-day IN the
ward OF the county Jail for the murder OF
George A. Mcclure, in Deadman's Hol.
low. near McKeep0rt, Pa, on the night OF
August 2, 1881. The murdered man had
had goods stolen from his store, and had
tracked the thieves, among whom was
McConkey, to the Hollow, where his body
was afterwards found riddled with bullets.
The murder created intense excitement,
and q vigilance committee was organized,
who secured the woods for miles. The
murderers, however, eluded them, and II
was not until several months after that
McConkey was arrested in New York State.
The rest OF the gang have never been APP
pretended.
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Fire i'm pers.mou.h-A Hung Jury.

TSptCIaF ftltEfdiH 70 tHc f'SP'tV"'I
NORFOLK, May 10.-The foundry and a
store-room OF the Union Car Works OF
Portsmouth were destroyed by an acci-
dental fire this afternoon. Loss, $4,000;
insurance, 81 900.
Messrs. Trant e. Baker lost $500 worth
OF lumber, which was not insured.
The negro Boston Bright was put on
trial to-day for the murder Of Wesley
Caps in Rays lane, and tonight the Jury
failed to agree.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

lBy Telegraph 10 the Dispd'cn'I
DrTcHEss JUNCTION, n. Y, May l0.-A
freight train going south on the New York
Central and Hudson River railroad last
night broke in two near Highlands sta
ton. and the rear part was run into by an
other freight train following. In the ca
boose OF the first train were two drovers
named IL. =. johnson, OF Leroy, n. T.,
and 8, T.. Burt, OF Batavia. Both were
hurled into the river and killed. Their
bodies were afterwards recovered and
taken to Poughkeepsie.
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day. The osth was administered by
Chicf-ustlcc Jackson. In his address Gov
crnor Mcdaniel outlined his policy and
called upon the people to sustain him by a
healthy public sentiment In maintain
ing the credit Of the State and in the en-
lorcement OF all good and wholesome laws.
The legislature has adjourned.
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Fire In bridgeport, Ohio.

WHEELING, w. VA, May 10.-A fire
broke out in Bridgeport, Ohio, opposite
this city, this morning, near the end OF
the wooden bridge which spans the west
channel OF the Ohio river. The bridge
caught fire several times, and was only
saved by the efforts OF the Wheeling fire
department. Several firemen were badly
burned
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Another Mystery OF the Mugs.

10y W WV >A'f'.l
Sr. LOUIS, May 10.-At the City Hos
pital yesterday patient named Daniel Ne
liner died suddenly, and two others sank
into a sem-unconscious state ana were
only revived after great exertion and the
annlication OF an electric battery. 1t
seems that a serious blunder was made by
the hospital druggist, 4. T. Green, who, 1t
is believed, gave a mixture OF choral in
stead OF the proper prescription. Green
denies this. The contents OF the bottle
will be analysed and an inquest held to-
morrow. James Shattinger, another pa
tient. died this afternoon from the effects OF
the same poisoning.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

MAY s.-Therc has not been much life TO trade
this week. and the bulk Of the business has been
made up Of small lots. Prices have held along
very steady. Increased supplies fail 10 imDart the
animation expected In western leaf. sales 45O
1881 Pennsylvania on private terms 100 eases
1881 Wisconsin Havana at 49, ls4 cases 1881
Ohio at 5M5@c.: geo bales Havana at S0c.n
Sl.l5: 10 bales Sumatra NJ sl.l0mSl .50.-Jour-
nal If Commerce.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.


MAY l0.-Prices this week ranged rs follows:
Bsef CdtUe-Nery best, Y 4Cd7Hc.: good 10 extra.
6kd 7c.: medium To good fair quality, 5G5,sc. /:
bulls, 4H4ic.
lhlch Cocs.-s3OG:55 per head.
Cdlres.-S6MSI3.
Neep.-4IG 6tc.
LHBlbs.-6@Sc.
HOgs.-9mlUsc., net.
About SO head of beef cattle. 5l7 head Of hogs.
and so head of sheep and Lambs were on the mar
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IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, May 10.-In the second trial
NJ the action OF James Francis Malloy
oosinst James Gordon Bennett for libel In
charging plaintiff in the New York Herald
with incendiarism In Edgefield, s. g., be-
fore Judge Shipman in the United States
Circuit Court. the jury to-day gave the
plaintiff verdict for $4,000. On the first
trial MaIloy got verdict for $4,000, but
the case was appealed, and new trial Or
Iorad
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Chief Examiner of the Civil-Scrvicc
Commission.
I by telegraph 70 The DIspatch.I


WASHINGTON, May 10.-The President
to-day selected Charles Lyman, chief clerk
OF the United States Treasurer's office, TO
be chief examiner under the Civil-Service
Commission Uice Deb. Randolph Keim.
whose appointment has been withdrawn.
Keim's letter of Withdrawal was handed TO
the President to-day, and Lyman's COM
mission was at once issued. Lyman. who
has for long time been identified with
the civil-seryice reform, was an active
member OF the Civil-Service Board appoint
ed by General Grant. He served in the
army during the war of the rebellion, and
made good record. He was appointed to
a cerkship in the Second Auditors Office
Of the Treasury Department in 1864, and
was subsequently, promoted to be assistant
chief of the stationery division, and in
1877 was made chief clerk OF the Trea-
surer's Office, which latter position he now
holds. He will undoubtedly accept his
new appointment.
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Cardinal McCIOskey and the Pope
The Cardinal Denies that He was
Censurcd.
TRv telegraph TO the Dispatch.


New YORK, May 10.-A dispatch from
London says: The Standards correspond
ent at Rome is assured on very high au-
thority that dispatch was sent, as hereto.
fore reported, by the Papal Secretary Of
State to Cardinal McCloskey asking whe-
tber it was true that he had received Alex
ander Sullivan, president OF the Irish Ma
fional League OF America, and subsequent
10 explanations being given the note was
sent expressing the Pope's displeasure Of
the action OF the Cardinal.
In answer to the above statement, Cardi-
nal McCloskey, through his private secre-
tary, Father John NJ. Farley, makes the
following reply: "The Rome correspond
ent of the London Standard some time ago
repeated twice after 1t had been contra
d;cted similar statement, which he knew
10 be false. The Cardinal therefore de-
cIines to notice any further dispatches from
that solIrceo
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pEryRsBuRG, Va. May I0.-Lewis Carter
feoIored). convicted in the Circuit Court OF
southampton county Of the murder OF MS
wife. has been sentenced by Judge Blow 10
he hanged on the 22d OF June next. Since
the sentence Of court Carter has made .
full confession Of bis crime. Shortly after
fhe murder Governor Cameron offered .
reward Of 900 Tor the arrest Of The MUIR
derer. Who wAs captured By Captain
No0re. conduct0e 81 = material train on
ths NeslejIy s1d " e1eru fsilrcsd.
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NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.

MAY S.-Salcs continue moderate. Prizes are
well supported. Quotations: 1ssRt7hc. q u. FOR
fancy hand picked; 7@7sc. for Extra hand
p.ckcd: 6l,c. for ordinary hand, picked, and for
farmers goods at 5H@6sc.- Journal az Com
Ulsrce.
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Tiremen Fatally Injured.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l


New HAVEN. Conn, Nav 10.-A livery
stable was burned last night. After the
fire was extinguished and Hose-Carriage
No. was leaving the vicinity brick wall
which seemed dangerous fell upon them.
Three firemen were injured. probably IA
tally. and six others more or less seriously.
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wheat and Cotton.
CONDITION OF TUE CROPS IN THE tYIrEI
STATES AND EUROPE.

STATES AND EUROPE.
ttsy telegraph 10 the Dtspatch.l
WASHINGTON, May 10.-The May returns
OF wheat to the Department Of Agriculture
make the condition, compared with April
averages, materially lower. In New York
and Michigan and In Ohio and Illinois
further injury was wrought by frosts early
IN April, and In the mere northern districts
the real damage by March freezing was
more fully disclosed ms the covering OF
snow and ice disappeared. The average
for New York is II; for Michigan, SO; for
Ohio, G2; for Illinois, &C. A further loss
Is suffered by ploughing up large areas in
Ohio and Illinois A reduction In Missouri
from SO to so Is also reported. In Indiana
the condition averages 15; and New
Jersey reports 10l-both the same as in
April. All the remaining northern States
show an Improvement since the April re-
port as well as the Pacific coast and nearly
all Of the southern States. The averages
are: Connecticut, 90; Pennsylvania, 05 !:
Delaware, 95; Maryland, 90; Virginia, o. ;
North Carolina, 96; South Carolina, %;
Georgia, 9I: Alabama. 9S; Mississippi.
%; Texas. 50; Arkansas, Sc; Tennessee,
IS; West Virginia. 90; Kentucky, 81;
Kansas, Of; California, IL; Oregon. y.
The average condition Of winter wheat is
SSt against so in April. The present pros
pect for the winter wheat area in conside-
ration of the reduced condition and aero
age is 90 per cent. less than in May last,
representing loss Of about 100000
bushels.
EUROPEAN WHEAT.
A dispatch from the London statistical
agent, under date Of April 18th. reports an
in European wheat pros
poets during last month. The severity of
March was followed by three weeks Of dry
weather, which was succeeded by one
week of invigorating rain. The season is
still backward, and higher temperature is
needed. The small area OF sprng-sown
wheat in England Is thin, and much Of it
will be displaced by barley.
In France and Germany rain Is needed
and higher temperature necessary. With
n reduced acreage in Western Europe, and
some injury from freezing in March, re-
duced crop appears TO be inevitable.
In Austria and Hungary the prospect is
favorable for at least a medium crop.
THE COTTON CROP.
The returns OF the progress of cotton
planting show that the work is later than
usual in every State, and indicate that on
MAY the LIST "a per cent. Of the proposed
area was planted, when the usual proper
ton is said to be 81 per cent. In Virginia
and North Carolina it was very late. The
percentages planted were: Virginia, 49,
North Carolina, So; South Carolina, 10;
Georgia, 20; Florida, 90; Alabama, SO;
50; Louisiana, 81; Texas, IS;
Arkansas, ~; Tennessee, g..
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4 BSOLUTELY PURE.
ATLANTA. GA, May 10, 1888.

AFR. EDITOR,-I have known and
M watched the use Of ,ne Years ana hass
sWlfls srnr.darf,'i results from Il than any re
%eay or % 'Ge nas
know us eompo s, and most efficient aniidote 10
that '. rs tne s that Is known TO science. For
:: K. nps &c ssa 4. s ssss
ina nature - inggish circulation In the win
prougns On oy Know il to be entirely vegetable,
S lei prepared The root: :n ana s,s: Q
eoreia iotss ,sraor TO everything, ~ Il cleansce
chharsn = = Ire digestive o!eznn and svss
lie lie tsis ones % sr sS.. sae s1 s,, w
bottles g! . ss's n Inc land and especially 4 Is
;Y 3, s sssS; truly. DICKSON s'n7ll NJ
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DOILER AND ENGINE FOR SALE
ID Ihave a lG-HORsE-POWER BOILER AND
ENGINf, made by Talbot sons, which has
been but little used. and Is sold now because I
have SO little use for II. A bsr;aia ma, be had In
a boiler almost good as new BY early applica-
ton to WILLIAM sCUAAF,
my S-TuSF2f< stall No. SO, First Market.
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WILMINGTON, N. G., May 10.-The OBJ
serysnee OF Confederate memorial-day here
to-day was general. The procession was
very long, and the attendance at 0akdale
cemetery unusually large, the crowd being
estimated ut 5000 TO 1000. Hon. X. r.
Bennett, congressman ut large, was the
orator OF the day, and delivered an elo-
quent and impressive address. Business
was entirely suspended during the after
noon.
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PROPOSALS.
DANymLE, VA, May 7, 1888.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will De received up To
IL O'clock NJ. on the l2ru DAY OF NAY. 1858,
AZ the ONCE of the CITY Engineer. for tlENlSu-
ING FROM 1000 10 5000 FELT on ctRi,-
STONE on ears at Danyille; also. for ", RNisli-
SEVERAL MILES OF BRICK SIDEWALKS
WITH BEsr QUALITY. OF RlCuM0ND PAY
MATERIAL AND PAVING. WITH SQUARE
GRANlTE BLOCKS, ALL TIE tNTRANcES
TO LOTS AND SIDEWALKS IN fRO.r OF
FACTORIES AND WAREHOUSES. &c.
Specifications will be given by application o'be
CITY Engineer. We reserve the right 10 reject all
bids. y. y. JORDAN.
=. j. BECkNFR,
II. ". SWAMI,
Committee on streets.
G.. a. BALLor, City Engineer. my 9-td
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E'IOIlT.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

Flour-we quote: Zine. t3.2Jds3.50: super
fine s3.75@Si.25 extra So. j6 $3.50: common
family, s5.63Mf6; Patent family, f7@f7.7o.