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prrERSRuRG.

,>--rprsT,N, rRoCTrpINGS or TIE COUNCIL
A cry ENGINEER TO RR ELECTEn-RET-
-rR ASSESSMENT oF rRoFERTY-ClTr RI
rrr-TS AND EXPENDITURES. &C.
rCorrc,pondcnce Of the Richmond Dsraichl
April. 3. 1888.
In the Common Council last evening an
ordinance was introduced creating the Of
Scc 81 CITY Enginccr-an Office that was
aholished several years AGO. IL l. under
sfood that I'm restoring the office a good
salary will De attached 70 It. and
that nrSt-class engineer viii bo
elected 70 the position There l. SO
much need for . city engineer in Peters
hurr that the wonder j. the city 50 long dis
r.onsed with the services 81 such an officer.
An ordinance was also introduced proNi-
d;nc for the better assessment Of buildings
hereafter 10 be erected and improvements
hereafter 20 bc made. II requires that
whenever new buildings shall he erected
or improvements made % real estate eX-
cooding Sl00 In cost toe owner and con-
tractor shall report IN writing. under oath.
10 the commissioner u revenue the cost OF
such luildin-s and Improvements within
ton dsv> after completion. The penalty Ior
earh yiolsfiou II this ordinance is fine
81 50.
4 report was made by the >irco' Com
rniitee restricting the Petersburg Railroad
,or,nanv 20 q single track ou Washington
S,re,i. instead u The double track hereto
fore allowed. and the report WAS adopted
lv the Council. Under this action Tie
cowpauy will have DO run over H. present
track in .he centre 81 portion % the street
more 10 thc southern side. This viii doubt
les, prove @ matter 90 much Inconvenience
10 tie company, but il seems 10 he beyond
their control.
4 petition signed 10y nearly al OF The
phy,iclans oi the city Was presented 20 The
Council. asking FOR a reduction Of theu
lcenst-taX for the next year. They repre-
sent that they are burdened by the state
with = hccuse-taX, increased by The last
General Assembly nearly 100 per cent
and that they aTc entitled 20 consideration
and generous treatment from The public 10y
reason Of The ;-ct that their services art
largely given % the poor without Tee oi
reward. The petition was referred to ih'
Finance Committee.
The remains II Mrs. Anna Travcrs. wife
~ Captain Alonz0 Traverse well known
in our Virginia waicTs-weTe brought hero
from Baltimore last evening, and were
buried to-day. She was q daughter % the
late John Matthews, q Prince George
county.
The cash receipts Of the city treasury
last month were SHIP. and the total eX
uendi,ues = the city. including q consid-
erab.c amount o. interest, were S2o,42o.
ROBIN ADAIa.
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Virginia News.

A difficulty occurred at Pocahontas
few nights ago between William shuttle
berger and Walter Saunders, IN which the
latter was shot and seriously wounded by
fhe former. II j. stated that Saunders
acted IN seh-deience.
4 Louisville paragraph the Onancock
Eastern Virqipi0E says: Mrs. Betty Mapp,
s widowed lady. who live few miles
from thi. place. while looking over some ONE
old books several day, ago. found about co
between the leaves q one Of the books. The
money is supposed 20 have been put there
by her husband, who has been dead ior
two or three years.
Tie store and dwelling al spotsylYanla
Courthouse belonging % Nr. I. II. Harris
eaught IRE from the chimney Saturday
morning aud was entirely destroyed. Mr..
Harris lad Just moved biz household and
kitchen furniture into the house the day
before. Loss about 500.
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Annt,,or FrcrcIl Crisfs InminoI

PANS. April 3.-Tle reason given why
the retirement Of General Thibauden from
the Ministry 81 War may be- expected j.
that Waldeck Rousseau. Minister Of The n
terror. refused 20 have published in the
official journal a note the effect Of which
would have been TO deprive General DC
Galliiet Of the command Of the cavalry.
The ramifcations and manguyre> Of this
dispute are important o. showing the aver
SION which extreme Republicans have 10
General De Galifet and 10 other leaders
who took IN active hand in the suppression
Of the Commune.
Rumors that Cabinet changes are imml-
nent continue 10 be circulated. In france
s1vs Primo.Ministcr Ferry has telegraphed
10 NJ. Tierard. Minister OF Finance. who Is
AZ present in Algeria, 10 curtail bis visit
and return 70 France.
4 Cabinet council was held to-day. The
meetingi. represented TO have been stormy.
General Thibauden declared that rather
than change hi, decision in Segard to Gen
eral De Ga.liiet be would resign his port
Fa1fo
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CUTICCRA RESOLNENI. tie new Dlood-lu-
rlser. internally. and CUTICURA and CUTI-
CURA SOAP. tie great skin cures. externally
clear the complexion. clc.nsc tie slim and scaip'
and purify the blood OF every species of IicAlns.
>calv. Pimply. ser falcus. Nercuriai. ans Cancer
Oh. uumors. sores. Ulcers. >weIi1gs. Tunor='
Assesses. Blood Po.-ons. >curvy. ~alt-Hhcum.
r-vJpelas. aud III other Tortarine Di-fguratons,
skin Blcml.has and Humors of Childhood. when
pl.v.ic.ans. ho-pii4is and al oiher means fail.
CrTlCTEAREsOLVEN operate with energy
urou The bowels. liver. Kidneys. and pores ~ Tie
SKIN. pur. firing the system If all humoE- and dis
o. .ri ing from iln pure blood. inherited weak
ne.se-. and mercuriai pei-1ns.
CI-TICUEA.a medicinal Jelly, clears 81 III ex-
ter.al evidence o. blood. -Aiu. AMI -calp numoTs
est- away dead skin and leh. Instantly ail1y'
itching. ndlrrt4fIons. s6fto s1oilc-. and ba-i.s
Worih IT, weight in god for any itching Auinor
itching piles. End delicate ir-i-tioI- OF e.ihei
sex.
CVTlCURA SOAP. fragrant with delicious
e,v,er ,dors and healing balsams. contains IN
modified form al tle virtues Of CJIICJEA' and
&. INDISPENSABLE in tre4tng skin Disease. lnian
tile and Birih Humor-. Rough. Chappcd. or Gre.lsl
skin. Elactheads. and skin Blemishe5 and D. a.
exquisite sKIN-BEAUIlflER.
The CT-TICCRA REMEDIES are ule only rea
curfivs FOR diseases Of The skin. scalp, and Blood
and NAV be used from infancy % old age.
PRICE: CUTICURA RESOLVENT, 81 per bot
.lo CTTTCUEA. 80 cents per box large boxes
i. CUTICURA TOILET SOAP 70 cents; CT
TICT-RA SHAVING SOAP 10 cents. sold by al
dealers. ,.,,,-..,,.., ~
NH.
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Minister Lowe Speech al the Lord
NayO-'s banquet.

LoyDON. April Minister Lowell, in his
speech 40 The Lord Mayors banquet last
night. said that be had fromtimeto time read
sensational statements in The newspaper,
purportine 20 give The instructions he had
received from his Government. and the
words be had spoken on diplomatic ques-
tians. He would say that these prophe-
sizes were like those Of the prophet Wig
gins. He should in spite Of them continue
10 believe that the good relation, now eX-
isting between Great Britain and the United
states would be enduring; certainly no.
thing that be could do would tend TO lessen
their friendly character.
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, steady. western lower and dull: sonthern While
81 lc yellow 62M65c. Oats dull aud easy. spufli-
ern. 5Ir3fc.: western white. 5lM33e.; iDiHed'
f9a5uc. Pennsyvanla- ~ ,o., fIvs
nary 20 fair. -.n9I'. sugar steady OF,
SAC. whiskey steady al si'lss9si.l9. fre'an'S
wv 80" LOUISVILLE.
LoUTsyIrLE. April 3.-flour gniet and un-
changed. whea, quiet: No. 2 I'D winter. ti.Os
a@l1O. Corn quiet; No. white. 53c.; No.
m xcd. 52c- Gate ste21y No. 4. hoe ff0Yi-iohs
9uiet. View mes .pors, .le. Bacon-shou,aers.,
-xc. Sugar-cured hams. IL =. Lard steady At
fl2.25. Nhiskcy quiet and unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CTNcrSyATr. April 3.-Flour dul and lower:
family, Si.J0nst.sj. Wheat hrR az .l.lOeD
sI.II spot Corn nuiet az 53.a54kc. oats arup
NJ 45sh,45sc. Pork nrmer al slr-5oMsiS.7J.
Lard elsler. BulE-meats hrn and unchanged.
Bacon steady and nDchange1. whisky steady NJ
sf.l4. sugar steady aud unchanged. Hogs firm;
common and HIGHT. sS.2JMs7.7-. packing and
butchers, s7.2UNs7.05.
ST. LOUrs.
ST. Louis. April s. iour duh and unchanged.
Wheat unsettled aud lower: No. red IAN. sl.t-a
cash. sl.QS. April Corn Inactive and lower;
a. -Gi4s3sc. east. 4-sc. April. oats strong aud
higher: 43kG4fc. cash. 4Oac. July. Nhiskey
steady az @l.15. Pork frmer AZ -l-.51F cash.
Bacon firm. long clear slp.rtEi sh0f nd
sIO.75: short clear. sl1. Lard nominsi
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE,. April 3.-owing 10 The election
there s. no market to-day.
NEW YoRK COTTON FUTURES.
NEw YOEK. April 8.-Cctton-Net receipts,
1858 iaies; gross receipts, j.776 bate. faiures
ctosed efeadv: s@los. l21.0OU bales April.
S9.-3Ms9.sj: May, slOO2: jane. <l0.IofB
flU.l7; July. slO.27e %: kugusi. vi 80
fq.sga4g.ql: November. s9.79~q.so: Deem
her. s9.sO0s9.s2. January. $3.50 g s9.9@.
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Excitement in the Rice Market in
England.

LoNDoN. April 3.-Therc is excitement
in the rice market. \ firm prominent in
tie trade. which has extensive agencies in
Rurmah. some time since made consider
able sales = rice 30 arrive. IN the eXpec,a-
ton Of getting supplies from native sources
and Of securing large tonnage for England.
The natives held oil their supplies. prota-
blv on account q being advised Il the
state u the oycrsold English market, and
large purchases had 70 be made in open
market here for the purpose Of fulfilling
the contracts. RanCOon rice has risen 10
Der cent. within the past week. As Q con-
sequence failures are expected in the trade.
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The Rsa.cro.s society of Geneva.

BERLIN, April 3.-Ihe pro!eeled uniVer-
saI conference nj Vienna Of persons inte-
rested in The Red-Cross Society OF Geneva,
which was 10 have taken place some time
during the coming winter, has been aban-
doned The German Government will
,heresore enter into negotiations with the
various countries Of Europe with view
~ ,urttering the objects Of the Society and
~ nersnade them to accept proposals to
lind the limits and modify the rules OF
~ A'' o or 40 that lis benefits NAV
h. ~' of n 10 the nayies Of all nations.
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: E,raye oud-BurnInG Out a Crazy


4 81. Louis telegram Of the 31st says ::
Al knobnoster, nineteen miles west Of Sc
dalia. No, negro, who had had his arm
broken by jumping from a train, was taken
10 the house Of a cOlored man near by,
where tie fracture was sci and the injured
man was given q bed. About 10 O'Clock
last night the negro arose and began TO nre
promiscnousiy with revolver. The fright
ened inmates fed from the house. Mar
shal JEFF. Hare. in attempting 70 arrest the
frenzied negro, was wounded twice. As
The negro would not leave the house, Il was
finally .et on fire. but even then he did not
come out until the timbers began falling
in. On showing himself he was greeted
with a yoiley Of shots, two Of which took
effect. lie was then secured. Marshal
HARE is thought to be MORALLY wounded.
The negro came from Grab Orchard, KY,
and is supposed 70 be an escaped convict.
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The Education ofwomen.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 3.-At meet
ing Il the trustees Of the Pennsylvania
University to-day committee report was
presented setting forth plan Tor the edu-
cation 81 women, by which they viii re-
ceive the same course 81 instruction as
male students. but az different times and
places. The female student, viii also re-
ceive DEGREES on the same terms o. the
males. The report will Doe acted upon at
the next meeting OF the Board.
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Thanks from. Germany.

Berlin, April S.-The Reiehstag re-
assembled to-day. The President, in his
openlng address, stated that during the re-
eos Of the Chamber q large number OF do
nations for the relief OF hood-suiIerers
along the Rhine had been received, ana
that most of them had come from America.
The House adopted a resolution express
inc in the name Of the nation. It's most
heartfelt thanks to those who had so gen.
erously responded to the appeals Tor assist
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Sanitariansin Convention.

JACKSON. Miss, April 3.-The hith IN
nual session Of the Sanitary Council Of the
Mississippi Valley convened here this morn
ing nj II O'Clock in the House OF Repre-
northumberland delegates, represent
ing fourteen States. Were in attendance.
The session was opened with prayer by
Rev. Or. Hunter, after which Governor
Robert Lowry made IN address Of welcome
10 the delegates. This was followed by the
regular annual address, delivered by Pres
ident Gustavc DeYr0n. Of New Orleans.
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DOS'T STEP On A ROLLING sTONE.-That
Is what Japtain Allen, OF the Fire Depart
moni Of Worcester, did, and that was how
be hurt his ankle 10 badly. After the doc
TOR set the broken bone. Captain Allen used
Perry Dagis's Pain-Kiiier ~ Imminent.
The suffering was soon over, aud the Cap
tain was well In short time. knowing
TIE accidents 70 which 1remen are constant
ly subject, Captain Allen advises everybody
connected with Fire Department 10 keep
q bottle Of Pain-Eller always on band.
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Killed Inv u Falling Elevator.

LANCASTER, IA, April 3.-CharIcs Kecb,
aged fiity-fve years, was instantly killed
to-day by the falling OF an elevator on
which he was ascending TO the fourth story
% the county hospital. The coroncrs in
vcstigation revealed TIE fact that the ele-
yator-ropc had been cut by some person
unknown with criminal intent.
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TELEGRAPHiC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Convention OF Wyoming stcck-Growers-A
Man Killed In an Elevator by the Inten-
tional Cutting OF the Rope-,iurder in ~.
Louis - The Indian Hostiiitics Another
Cabinet Crisis Locked For in Frnnce-Ger-
many's Thanks for the Aid to Her Flood
sufferers-The English Rice Market Ex-
cited-Other Foreign Events of importance.
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wyoming stocis.Growe rs, Association.

CHEYENNE. wy. april 3.-The tenth an
nual meeting Of the Wyoming Stock
Growers Association Is now being held.
The report Of the Executive Committee
shows that last year 220,O0 head Of beef
cattle were inspecteG-an increase Of $1,000
over the prevIou, year. II shows that
herds Of breeding-cattle are selling - per
cent. higher than last year. and that $780,
600 Of Scottish and English capital were
invested during the year in Wyoming and
Texas Panhandle. Drive, from the West
have ceased. and those from Texas have
greatly diminished.
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.rr.s, orau Irish Conspirator.

CORK. April 3.-Documents were found
on Featherstone. the American. who was
arrested with Oherlihy. who i said 20 be q
newspqDer writer. showing him 20 Doe IN
direct communication with 0'Donovan
Rosa. Letters from Rosa were seized,
giving elaborate orders with regard 10 The
mode Of using explosives similar TO those
which were found in the box carried oy
Denis Deasy when arrested Il Liverpool on
Thursday. on hi, arrival from this city.
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Colonel Forsythe's Pursuit Of zinc In.
dfans

DEyvFR. Col. April Ga dispatch from
Separ, Y. NJ, dated 1t. SAYS: Colonel
For,ythe followed the Indian, from the
Southern Pacific railroad crossing TO the
Chricuahua mountains. in Arizona. near
Cottonwood springs. Tie Indians At
tackled q wagon containing ranchmcn's
supplies. and wounded two men, after
which they took to the hills. where the SOL
diers were unable 10 follow their trail.
Colonel Forsythe will remain there ,eye-
raj DAYS. scouting in the surrounding
country
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, April 3.-Returns from ye--
tcrday's election up 10 2:30 this morning
give reports from twenty-siX Of sixty
precincts in this city, aggregating 5000
votes. In these precincts stephens, Demo-
cratic candidate for Mayor, has majority
OF 1. 700. Eschelby. Republican candidate
for city comptroller, is certainly elected by
a big majority. On all the minor munich
pal offices the vote seems close.
Unofficial returns from all hut one pre-
cinct in the city show that the Democrats
have elected the mayor. two judges OF the
Superior Court, member Of the Board Of
Public Works, treasurer, city solicitor, Po-
lico-C Court Judge, and three members OF the
school Board, by maiorities ranging from
100 10 1900. The Republicans elect the
comptroller, prosecuting attorney, Police
Court Judge, director Of the city infr1nary,
wharf-master. and two members Of the
Board Of Education, by maiorities ranging
from 200 TO 1900.
Dayton.
DAYTON, o.. April 3.-The Democrats
have made clean sweep Of the city ticket
and Common Council. The school Board
il Republican by three majority.
Dubuque.
DUBUQUE. April 3.-Ihe CITY election
Yesterday resulted in the success OF the en-
tire Democratic ticket. Fred. OdennelFs
majority FOR mayor will be 1000.
Jacksonville and Fernandina.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA. April 3.-The city
election resulted in a straigh; Democratic
victory by q majority Of 900.
The election at Fernandina passed of
quietly. There were two tickets in the
field, both Republican. Holey, antl-cus-
t0m-house candidate. was elected mayor.
Hoyt and Keely, on the citizens ticket.
were elected aldermen.
East saginaw.
East SAGINAW. April 3.-The Democrats
have elected their mayor and i've ont OF
eight aldermen.
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Legislation Against Sudden ADVANCE
of Freight Rates.

ST. LOUIS. April 3.-The Legislature has
passed a bin providing that no railroad
company IN thi, state shall advance its
freight rates without first giving twenty
dar,' notice o. the proposed change by
hosting a new schedule IN three con,picu-
Gus places on each Of 70, freight and pas
senger dep0ts. The penalty Tor violating
T the lq,,- /. 800
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parucfI's Appeal.

LONDON. April S.-Durins Yesterday
debate in The House Of Commons Mr.. Par
nell urged that further executions IN Ire,
land should be suspended until the court OF
criminal appeal has been established aud
put in operation. THE bill to establish
this court reached IFS second resdmg in The
House Of Commons Yesterday
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Fire I'm PcursyIyania.

WnLIAWsPoBT. Pa, April "a fire at
jersey shore. Pa. early this morning de-
.troyed eight buildings, used in the lower
store. for business and in the upper sto-
RE, for dwellings. The loss Is about
$4,000: insurance. $4,000. Twelve or
fifteen families and a. many busines, estab-
Gshmeuts are burned out.
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Killed In n House Of III-Fame.

ST. LsUIs. April 3.-In n house q loosf
character last night Joe Glenn, dry-good.
clerk, son Of a prominent businessman Of
Cqrroiton. KY. was shot and killed by Al.
bert Wing, brother OF L. Rumsey Wing,
who was Minister to Ecuador during
Grants administration. The shooting was
the result Of jealousy, and was done in the
room Of a woman belonging 10 a good
family OF Carrollton, KY, but who has gone
10 the bad.
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The Alleged Triple Alliance Against
Erance.

ROVE. April "A denial comes from
official Government sources OF the state
ment that a defensive triple alliance has
been entered into with Italy. Germany, ana
Austria on one side against France on the
other. II is nevertheless very certain that
an agreement Is in existence, the terms Of
which are about the same d already out
lined. but II IN, not Vet been put INTO any
formal or documentary shape
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The puIso Of connaught's Arm.

BERLIN. April 3.-Durins, the recent
visit Of the Duke Of Connaughl 10 THIS city
he consulted the celebrated surgeon Dr.
Tangenbeck in regard 10 The injury TO his
arm. The physician gave him assurance
that his injury was in 10 respect danger
ons and that he would recover completely
the use OF the manned member.
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Socialists Sentenced.

PARIS. April 3.-Fiye Of the Socialists i
who signed the placards calling public
meeting FOR the 9th Of last month ana urg-
inc resistance in the event u interference
by the pollce. were to-day convicted Of
having instigated the riots which occurred
on that date, and were sentenced 70 three
years Imprisonment each.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COZ TON EAChANGE.
RICuM0Sp. April Z, lees.
OFFERINGS.
wHEAr.-whlte. SO bushels. Red see bushels.
fnRN-White. IA bushels.
oATs.-462 bushels.
EAE.--4 % bushels.
NFAL.-lu0 bushels.
l'EAs.-3o bushels.
SALES REPORTED To sFCREThkI.
WuEAr.-Whife. 80 bushels very good ~ SLY
t9sl.2Z. Red. SO bushels very good Long err. a.
ALI. 40 bushels fair 70 good sAcTiJtrTy II
az Sill 90 Fl.l5.
CORN.-W hifc. ia bushels yeyy good 30 prime
ON private terms; 7- tushels common 70 prime 81
90 50 20 b3c.
OArs-lO0 bushels rust-proof - Ole.
KYE.-fO hu1hels very god 81 occ.
MEAL--lOu bushels ~ Soc
fOTT0N-Tonedul. Receipts. ~ b.les Caot1'
lions Kidding, 9..c.. iOw mIdGlng S@ssc.
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speculation dull but strong. opsDllS VITA
Hight decline frOm Yesterday. pUi 4mmtcAtely
thereafter though tuu, becoming sIoLg ADD al
vancing almost steadily ul lie close Al &dfaLce
~ IA Wa recorded ln Northwest common, ia
Northwest preferred. > ia East Tennessee prefer
red It iu Oregon and Trs.nscontincnial aud Eo-
chester and Pittsburgh. ia -. F'.a. aba ~ ~
Pacidcs This wa followed ~ q reaction OF y
s. which in some eases Wa partly recovered. Inc
market closed tuil ard IRREGULAR ant tG3s hisut,
fI9ri ye-fe-,lav Northwest and Rochester and
Pittsburgh being most prominent ID The day' adj
vance. Transactions asgrt gated 10000 sl.4res.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April 9.-VTgnIa 6's. eon-o!l-
dated. IS: past-duc coupons 40 new 4v-f' =
SO new 81. 50. Bid to-day.
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r.rn.ror rr.nei- Joseph's MaIady

LospoY. April "a Bohemian newspa-
ner sta,es thai Francis Joseph, Emperor OF
Austria, will spend the SUMMER +. AZ oarls-
bad for the purpose Of tryn ,s, iiS hea ,Ll
waters. A special TO the c.u'uudru rom
Vienna says be has ior ni1n'"S suhefeu
from a nainful internal malady.
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It's certain that the longera speech, the
weaker n e. but not 80 with a cold. the
longer IL runs, the worse it becomes. A
cold. be il ever 80 slight, is no tribe; II
should be checked in IL early stages. DR..
Bulps Cough Syrup is the O. Balm OF
C;ileadv that millions say is divine in its
Origin.
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Trce-Nau Delivery.

WASHINGTON. April 3.-Frce-mail de.iy-
erv has been ordered for Jacksonville, / l3.
and Wilmington, y. G., 70 begin May ii
m4r-+
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No News from Captain Blacks Com
Inand.

SAN FRANcIsCo. April "A Lordsburg
dispatch saws no news has been received
from Captain Black and his company. II
/. generally believed they have been an
flushed and annihilaied.
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Strike Ended.

CHICAGO. April 2.-The strike Of the
brick-layers is practically ended. the en-
plovers concediDg the demands OF thD
workmen for 81 and $3.50 per day.
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Flour.

Fl0ur-ys quote: ne. .3Gs3.25. supernle'
s3.75as4.25: extra, s5Gls5.30: common family
s535G45.OO: Patent ,aWiiy. t7e-s7.7o.
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GAIT sALTi

= Ahi
ing Of WORTHIN6TON and BUCKLEY
BifANDs. - .. 80 49,
In store large stock Of LfNf RPOOL fACTOk1
FILLED SALT, best brands.
For ale delivered nj all railroad stations.
~ DAVENPORT 4 MORRIS,
,.h oQ-1M IMPORTERS.