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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-06
TOBACCO.
RATES OF FREIGHT.
Free of EharNp

All persons suffering from Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Loss of Voice, or an af-
lection OF the Throat and Lungs, are re.
quested to call at Barclay Bros drug
store and get trial bottle of DR.. King
New Discovery for Consumption, free of
charge, which will convince them of its
wonderful merits and show what regular
dollarsize bottle will do. Call early. (3)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-06
A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C., |
will send recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by minister in South America.
Send seli-addressed envelope to the Rev.
JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D., New York
City.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-06
T'AX PURCHASERS NOTICE.

To Claiborne Winston and the unknown owners
or parties interested:
You are hereby notified that at a sale of forfeited
real estate, In the comfy of Alexander and state
OF Illinois, held by the county collector Of said
county, at the Fouthwesterly door OF the court
house In the city OF Cairo In said county and state
on the 18th Gay OF October, A. d 1881, ia accor.
dance with an act OF the general assembly OF the
state of liaois, entitled IAN act to amend section
2O3 of an act entitled act for the assessment Of
property and for the levy aud collection or taxes
approved March 30, lSi2,N approved June ., 1881
In force July |, 1851 the undersigned purcha ed
the following described real estate situated In the
county OF Alexander and stale Of Illinois, for the
taxes due and unpaid thereon for the years A. D.
1873, 1874 1875, 1876, 1877. 1873, 1879 and $780,
together with penalties and costs said real estate
having been previously forfeited to the state and
afterwards offered ana sold IN forfeited property
IA above set forth the same being taxed In the
name Of Claiborne Winston, and described ~ fol-
lows, towit; East half of the northwest quarter
of section twenty four (si), in township four.
teen 40, south aud IN range three, west of tho
Ord L, NJ and that The time allowed by law for
the redemption of said real estate will expire on
the 18th day OF October. A. ID. 1883.
JOHN GATES, Purchaser.
Cairo, His, July 3 d, A. ID. 1888.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-06
TAX PURCHASERS NOTICE

To E. II Rood, Ezekiel Thomas and the unknown
owners, or parties Interested:
GU are hereby notified that at a sale OF forfeited
real estate, In the county Of Alexander and state
OF Illinois, held by the county collector OF said
county, al the southwcsterly door OF the court.
house in the city of Cairo, in said county and
state, ON the 18th day of October, A. ID. 1881, in
accordance with an act OF the general assembly OF
the state OF Illinois, entitled AN act to anne nd
section 2oS Of an act entitled al act Tor the assess.
ment OF property and for the levy and collection
0i:axesl approved March 80, ls12," approved June
:, 1881, IN force July l. 1881 the undersigned pur.
chased the following described real estate situated
IN the county OF Alexander and state o. Illinois,
for the taxes due and unpaid thereon Tor the years
a. ID. 1876, 1871 1873, 1879 and 1880 together with
penalties and costs; sad real estate having been
previously forfeited TO the tate and afterwards az
above set forth, offered and so d az forfeited prop.
erty, the same being taxed in the name Of Eek el
Thomas, and described M follows, to.wit: Lots
II and 10, part Of section sixteen tlG) In township
fourteen l4). south and In range one, west of the
3rd +, NJ, and that the time allowed by law for the
redemption of said real estate will expire on the
nth day OF october, A. ID. 1888.
JOHN GATES, Purchaser.
Caro-, Ills, July 3rd. A. ID 1885
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-06

TRAINS LEAVE CAIRO;
BOB "A IA. Mail,
Arriving In ST Louis s45 am. Chicago, $3.50 p m;
Connecting at Odin and Efngham for Cincn
natl, Louisville, Indianapolis and points Rsst.
III am. st. Louis and Western
Express.
Arriving IN ST. Louis 1908 p. m, and connecting
for all points West.
$50 pm. Fast Express.
For St. Louis and Chicago, arriving at st. Louis
l0:4O m, and Chicago 1:20 am
800 pm. Cincinnati Express.
Arriving at Cincinnati 700 an; Louisville 65
an. Indianapolis 4:05 am. Passengers by
this train reach the above points / = to SO
HOURS In advance OF any other route.
try The $3.50 p. m. express has PULLMAN
SLEEPING CAR Cairo to Cincinnati, without
changes, and through sleepers to St. Louis and
Chicago
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Sales and Quotations.

NoTR,-The prices here gwen are for sales from
nrsthands In round lots. An advance IL
charged for broken lots In niling orders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-21

TT. Collins; Bridgewafer, W. L. Lynch,
b. w. Waters; waynesboro', II. w. Kin.
yer; Mount Sydney, r. II. Wilson; Rock.
iDgham Mission, j. $. Hopkins; New Mar
ket. II. NJ. Williams: East Rockingham,
II. NJ. Stricken: Port-Republc Mission, 8.
r. snapp; Mines, l.. X. Jones; Furnace
No. 2, A. Il. Blue; Luray Mission, A. Wei
Ter: Mount-Jackson Mission, G. G.. Lin
thicum; Wesleyan Female Institute, w.
A. Harris president, j. j. Eagle agent.
ROANOKE DIsTRiCT-G. II. Zimmerman,
Presiding Eider.-Salem, I. r. Green;
Roanoke Station, l.. l.. Lloyd; Roanoke
Circuit, b. $. Highey: Blacksburg, A. +.
Braddenbaugh; Cbristiansburg, c. l..
Cameron; Fincastlc, Collins Denny. A.
NJ. storam: Mission. W. W. Walters;
Lexington, l.. c. Miller; Lexington Cir
cult, j. X. Gilbert Newport, W. Il. Mil
Ter: Lafayette, W. q. Ross, S. +. Butts;
Upper Botetourt, o. +. Burgess; New
castle Mission. w. W. lIederick; Cataw-
ba, Robert Ross; CollierStown, +. Furr :;
james River, j. r. Smith; Fairfield, ri. d..
Bishop; Mount Bethel Mission, A. c. Me-
Near.
LEwrsBrRG DIsTRTCT-Datid Bush, Pre-
siding Elder. -Lewisburg, +. q. Nand-
YER: Frankford, /. II. Graybill-one to
be supplied; Blue sulphur, J. J.. Hender
son; Cen.reville. \. q. Flaherty; Hinton,
ID. i. Reid; Union, J. l.. Kibler; Hills
dale Mission, j. Miller; Ronceverte and Al
derson Mission. W. y. Wagner; White Sui
phur, W. H. Wool n Covington. y. o..
Armstrong: Avon Mission, j. w. Cam
ter: Leyelton, s. Townsend; Hunters
Vile Mission. J. c. Thrasher; Talcott, K.
II. Wheelcr-one TO be supplied; Green
bank. L. Fox: Highland. l.. II. Mark
wood; Healing Springs, 4. Boone; He
bron. W. NJ IIincr; Warm springs, J. j.
Crickcnburgcr; Edray, to be supplied by
J. f.. Moore.
MOOREFIELD DISTINCTLY. e.. Ham
m0ad. PreSidiaJ EdCr.- MooreGeld, ;.
G.. Ferguson, j. Beatty supernumcrary;
Petersburg, j. O. Tackett; Franklin. W.
L. Wool: Circleyille Mission, to be sur
piled 10y +. II. ID. AWHILE; Keyser,
John II. Davidson; North Branch Mission,
to be supplied; Piedmont, j. Il. Boggs I;
Ere. tburg Mission, 4. NJ. Cackley; Lis
tonburg, +. +. Griffith; Flintstonc Mis-
sion, l.. G. Martin South Branch, W.
Hammond-oue to he supplied; Spring
| field, l.. Butts: Hardy, ". B. Dorsey ;
Capon Bridge, Robert smith; Morgan, j.
Trizise; Wardensyilc, W. Hodges.
The Conference adjourned about half
past II o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-21
An Exciting fire on Beard "a Train.
TChar lotto MO- Observer.l


The incoming passenger train OH the
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta road, Cap
tain DeSaussure conductor, had narrow
escape from being burned up when within
two miles Of the city 10y the ignition OF
small magazine in the baggage car. a
large box. or chest, in which was stored
the lamps, oil, torpedOes, and frsecs, sud-
denly burst into flames, and createda panic
throughout the train. The train was stop
ped, and the engineer, bIggage-man and
train hands all set 10 work to put the blaZ-
ing box out OF the car, which they finally ac-
complished. Mr.WIil Rial bad his hands
very badly burned. ApaSsenger in the see
onG-clasS car, on first observing the great
volume of smoke coming from the doors
and windows Of the baggage car, Jumped
ND and rushed through 10 the first-class
ear shouting fire" at the top OF his voice.
A ridiculous scene ensued. Ladies scream
ed and reached for their traps, the men
made ready TO jump, rverybody were on
their feet, and the greatest confusion en-.
sued. The slowing up OF the tram 1t 4 sufed
them, but il was not until the real cause
was known. and they saw the blazing box
go rolling down the cmbankment. that
quiet was restored. Captain DeSausSurc
saws it made the biggest smoke he ever saw.
The fire is supposed TO have originated
in the box by the ignition OF one Of The
fusees. II was certainly lively time, ana
the passengers were scared real good for one
time. Everything in the chest was de-
StrOycd.
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I'm Defence OF His Sister.

NEW YORK. March 20.-Georgc W. Conk-
ling, who shot and killed Wilbur II. lIaycr-
stick Lust night in the Paris flats. was ar
raicned to-day in the coroner's Office. lie
i, genilemanly in appearance. and bore
himself Outwardly with calmncss and
composure. The coroner decided TO
begin the investigation OF the case
this afternoon. COnkling'- counsel claims
that the shooting was entirely iusti-
fable; that the prisoner did il in de-
fence OF his sister and in his efforts to re-
move her from her vicious surroundings ;
and that it would be sustained by the
moral sentiment OF the community. Coun-
sci maintained that ii IIayeIStick had only
used his fists in the assault on Conkling
the weapon would not have been brought
into play. The prisoner was remanded TO
the custody OF the police. Mrs. Uhler, the
prisoners sister, became so hysterical after
The shooting that she had TO lie removed Ia
a hospital. where she now lies in an eX-
haustcd condition.
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General Foreign Notes.

LoXpoN, March 2O.-The T'imeS'S CORE
spondent az Berlin says Germany anu
Spain are preparing TO adopt hostile tariff
laws because OF the failure OF the treaty
negotiations.
pans. March 20.-The Government have
NEGOTIATED with the Bank Of France sex
cnnial Obligation OF 120,000,000 francs in
preference to Issuing treasury bonds.
GOTTA. March 2O.-IIcrr Won Wangen-
helm. Counsellor Of state and Minister OF
Worship and schools, has been shot dead
by disappointed applicant for Office. The
murderer committed suicide.
BERLIN. March 20.--fhe Emperor has
accepted the resignation OF Admiral Won
srosch. Chief Of the Ministry Marine.
LoNDON, March 20.-In lie House oi
Commons this afternoon Sir william Iiar-
court. Home Secretary, replying 10 queS-
ton by Captain O'Shea, said the police
were carefully inquiring lnto the assault
on Lady Florence Dixie. This inquiry
was owing to the Intention Of Parneilitc
members TO press for ON investigation be.
cause OF the suspicious east on the Land
| League in connection with the case.
! L0ND0N, March 20.-The Standard states,
/ on good authority, that the Cabinet Is al
yided on the question OF The CONSTRUCTION
I OF a tunnel under the English channel
! At meeting ut Glasgow last night Mr.
O'Donnell, member OF Parliament for Dan
garyen. in an address, repud'ated the
charges made by Mr.. Forster against MI
Parnell and the Land League. He adyo'
Gated the organization Of the Irish ID Eng
! land and America for the attalnment Oh th'
| Irish demands.
The steamer Ben Noirlich, FROM Phila
delphia. has put in at Plymouth. she ios
her wheel and three boats. The mate wa
seriously injured. The steamer Councei
lor, from New Orleans for Liverpool, M
been towed into the Isle OF AiY> In Inc ia.
of Biscav. She lost her propeller.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-21

ri a..sa IL I'D; 10 s::s,s .iis. e;
easy options about sfeidy; southern white, 60
64c.; yellow. 62w63tc: Oats quiet and ane1s
steady; southern. 63@t6c.: western whn. $50
Provisions unchanged and steady. Co6ec steady
RIO eargocs, ordinary 20 fair. S4@9fc. Sugar
g9ist; 80" scS,. &c. Whisksy nominal at
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. March 2"-Fiour dull: f,faily,
s4.60dS5.26: fancy, So. tOa s. CO. Wheat steady
and IN fa,- demand at ~ .0stasi OsS spot Com
ste serS sy os S ns , r9 S. wtr e , ssc
il, Is. Lard--No sales. Buil-me;i, quiet md srm:
81, uider: e7:37%: clear rib, s1n, Bacon-.l lear
firm at fil.2J; shoulders duh az si0.9p. Wits.
key steady and firm at sl.l4. sugar 6rsn and
uncha agcd. Hogs active and Arm common and
light, A6.25@s7.G5; packing and butchers. $40
mfs.
IotIRyi LIE, March 2O.-Flour quiet and mn
Wheat steady: No. red winter, log
so orn no assdy S %nsI snte S's ss:
quiet, New mess pork. $3.50. Bulk-meats-
Shoulders. 7.25. Bacom- shoulders. ss.25.
IFcd. l2Ac. Lard quiet: choicc
Kettle, i2ac. " hiskey que. and unchanged.
81. Lo,.Is.
ST Lous. Mach 20.-Flonr steady ane IN
changed. What h CHER: No.. red fall si,oef
@sl.OsE cash, s1.'sH March; NJ. 3 req fs,i'
oss slc Ak at i s.s nsr 'V oi. oa 4oE
a4Ic. r.s-h. wbskey siSdy at si.is. Provisions
dull.
srtlsAs,
CHICAGO, Harvh zO.--Flour duh and unchanged.
Wheat olsrs'i cs,sier and closld hirssr; regusry
si.U5ms .a5k Marn; 4l.05 s@,> 1.u5S hpfn-
Corn pI-cttIed and generally lover; 5&sGa
j6lse. e.lsn. s4ac. March. SfsmS5s. ApriI-
fair and pricea higher; 4Oc.
cash aud March. 4okc. April. PofS opened
weak and bwer: closed hrn II outside
prices: HIs.lOmslS.t5 cash and March, e1S.17k
1880 April Lard opened weak and lower
closed iirm at ouisfdc prices: = ~ 7seasl 20
cash and Maph. : 22.M ~ % April. fulk~
meats In fair demand. shoulders. - 90 short
rib, sI0.1O: short clear, slO.45. whiskry stSxidy
and unchanged.
WV stikFs
ufLw.rst., March 2o.-r'lonr qg'e, and IN
chauged. with far demand Nheai hrmcr; M.
= hard. Sl.l3: soft tl.06 March nominal; APRIL
> l.05; No. 3. SIC corn nrnics; No 2. SIC,
Oats quiet; No. 2, Acc. Provisions firm. Mess
pork, ~ls.3r cash and March. I.ari-Prime
steam. a1l.25 cash and March. Hogs firm at
s7Gs75O.
Sew yORn CorroN FUTURES.
NEW YORK, March 20. -Co;ioD-Nei receipts
2ZS bales gross receipts, 1O.243 bales. Fr,urs
closed steady: siles. $500 bales: March $1,000
G$iO.11: Aprii, slc.iS0xiO.l9: May. 0.33Ns
! in34: Juiic. Siu.46Msl0.47 july. slo.5ses
alO.5g: Augusi, slr.J9erslO.7O; kctpembers
October, SHINES OF; No.
vemhcr. sI0.07@slO.os; December. slO.Osce
SIO.lO.
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Bank Troubles i'm Mexico Railroad
Matters.

CRY OF MEXICO, March 20-The money
market is stringent Last week the large
hardware house OF Ma tins d Sons sus-
pended. This caused some uneasinesS,
and on Saturday the Government clerks
were not paid. 1t was rumoreG 'hat this
was owing to the embarraSSmcnts 4 the
National Bank, and Yesterday there was q
run on the bank and S3j0,000 were with
drawn. The London Bank Of Mexico
and South America and the commercial
houses offered their assistance, which was
declined. To-day the Government clerks
were paid and confidence is restored.
Representatives Of English capitalists
are in treaty for the purchase OF several
narrow-gauge railroads.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-21
The Rhode Island Democratic COn-
vcntiOn-Ex -tiOycrnOr SpraGuc NOM


PROVIDENCE. Il. L., March 20.-Thc
Democratic Convention nominated ex-
Governor William Spraguc for Governor
by a rising vote, only seven delegates
voting against him. \ committee was ap-
pointed 10 confer with the committee Of
the independent or the Sprague Conyen-
ton held last week regarding the balance
of the ticket. \ committee was also APP
pointed on resolutions to invite Mr..
Sprague TO accCp' the Democratic nominal
ton. After a recess the committee OF con-
ference reported the following nomina-
tions: iculenant-GoycruOr. Charles H..
George. Of Providence: Secretary Of state,
Warren Il. Perez. Of Providence; Attor-
ncy-General. General Willard Saylcs. Of
Providence: General Treasurer. James Il.
ottrell. OF Newport. The nominations
were accepted. The Committee on ResO-
utions reported that it was incXpedient TO
report platform at this time. The report
was accepted, and the Convention adj
iOUrncd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-21
sso,,.,iu1 chinese i'm Georgia.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-The Governor
Of Georgia has informed Secretary Freling-
huysen that the case OF the Chinese brothers
who were driven out OF WaynesbOro' by a
mob will be Immediately referred to the
states prosecuting officer Of the judicial
circuit embracing that town. with request
that the full power Of the court be used IN
administering justice in the matter. Cover
nor Boynton adds that the authorities and
the good people Of Georgia sanction no
Kind III lawlessncsS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-21
Heavy SNOW ina the North.

WHITEHALL, y. y, March 20.-A dis
patch from Rouse's Point. n. Y, states
that ten inches OF snow fell there last
night, and that it is showing hard this
morning. AT Plattsburg ten inches OF
snow fell; at Ausable Falls, eight inches
at Port Henry, Elk inches, and al White
hall five inches.
RICnPOgD. W.. March 20.-AnothcT
heavy snow-storm prevails. Trains are
blockaded. and the mail from Montreal due
last evening has not IA rived.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-21

HARRISBURG, IA, March 2O.-ln The
House last night Mr.. Bierer, Of Wostmoro-
land. introduced the following:
"ReS0lrcd. That il Is the sense Of this
House that some action be taken looking
to proper disposal Of the question Us TO
the right OF Nicholas Lyman Dukes, OF
Fayette county, to his title 10 a seat in tho
House Of Representatives"
The resolution was referred without dis
cusslcn TO the judiciary Committee, with
instructions 10 report as soon ~ possible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-21
The MiSsissippi River Commission.

NICKsBURG, March 20.-Thc steamer Mis-
sissippi, with the River Commission on
board, passed down last night. Captain
Marshall states that upon examination OF
the Government works at Plum Point and
Providence Reach il was discovered that
the only damage done by the water was TO
the unfinished work. That which was
completed is still intact. 1t is the inlcn-
ton of the Commission to examine the
condition OF the river at the mouth OF the
Atchafalaya.
4 sudden change in the weather occur
red here to-day. At > o'clock u. NJ. the
thermometer stood at ZOE, and at Il. W..
NJ 40
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-21
GAIT HYIFI-M.

CUTICURA REMEDIES are the greatest nedi-
zines ou earth. Had the worst case salt Rheum IN
this country. My mother had II twenty years ana
have saved her life. Nv arms. breast aud head
were covered for three years. which nolling re-
'ieycd or cured until used The CtfiCURA Et:-
SOLVENT fblcoi purificrl internally, ana L IL
CURA aud CUTICCRA SOAP tthc great SKIN
cure - externally. y. ". ADASiS.
N-l.Ar ~
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INTERPRETATIONS,
LICENSE-TAXEs.
n o T / & 4.

The LICTNsE-rAXEs OF 1883 have been ss-
...sod and placed ia this ohee for tie Inspection
Of all concerned.
These assessments include an persons liable 10
class or specific nx Tor 1858, and viii rcmsin In
this Office until
MONDAY THE GOTH DAT or MARCH, 1883.
The Committee on Ffaance will meet In hs
Council chamber. Broad street. ca
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
e27th and 2sth instant between The hours OF o
and o'clock. i. NJ, Cor The purpose OF hearing
aud considering apre2ls from said assessments
All persons concerned are notified 10 attend
these meet ngs Of the committee, ~ no change iit
classification or tax viii aftcrwasd, be made eN-
cent by or,ier.of the CITY Council on the rreom-
uendation of. the Finance Commi5tec.
NH l5-l2t J..B"hOirihE ' h"d''or.
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SAFE RNECM.
WONDERFUL CURES OF SALT
RuEUM WHEN PHYSICIANS, HOSPITALS,
AND ALL OTHER MEANS FAILED.
SALT RHEUNI.

Ihaye been great sufferer with ; ilt khtnm inr
thirty ye1r, cOmmencin- in my he al and face and
extending over the greater part Of my body i
have taken gallons Of medicines for The bloou OF
different kinds and tried good PHYSICIANS il OF
witch ,lid me no good. and came 10 the conciu-
ION thai could not he cured. But friend called
lien, and ned them until my SKIN L. perfectly
smooth. aud | consider myself entirely cured
Yours trdiy, B. MIlsSoN iscND'
AGAWNM. MASS.
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SUsDPn0esl.

PITrsMRGH, March 20.-A dispatch from
New Brighton, "a, says: ar. 4. & IL.
Hopes, private bankers-at this place, sus-
pended payment to-day. No idea Of the
extent Of their liabilities could be obtained,
but it is said they would be from $50, 900 to
$40, 900, and that the assets will not amount
to over 100000. The firm have been doing
business TWENTY-FIVE years"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-21
The British Cabinet.

LoYD0N, March 20.-At a meeting of the
Cabinet at Windsor Yesterday Lord Car
lingiord took his seat as Lord President OF
The Council in place OF Lord Spencer. re-
signed. Lord Carlingford will also assume
the duties of Minister OF Agriculture.
which are combined with those of Lord
President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-21
BY Telegraph.
NEW NORh.


NEW YORK, March 20.-CV'ton .aii sh- : ts9
bales: uplauds, 10 3-l6c.; Oriean-' 1" ,-Isr.'
consolidated net receipts 2O.513 oaie-' expnr's
to treat Britain, 1912 bales; u we epnusah,
5hoO bales. Southern boar 'gi'et ahr s'o1t
steady: common "a fair eStrn Si:soa So
GOOD To- choice extra, s5.30meI. Wheai-tasn
iots k0l.c lower and less acaNe; Ne. spring
non,nal; ugradel wlnler red, sl.c6@ H2u,g :
No. red. sl.19k@sli0si March, Size
sI.lsl; April, el.ls>2 81. tsA. t0rn-sasn ,es
Re. lower; unTsaded, b-0y6g3c.; NO. Z, olc.,
March, COKE 67te., Apr,i, oI4@ esae. 's az
Ike. cloTing 1rm and ftkiy active: No. 3, deae:
Hans dun and unchanged Coif',s-Spot da,l anu
somewhat nominal, No. 2 hn APRIL $50
sugar dull aud ratser xcak; fair TO gtbd refining
y f-i6et7sc.; rsdned weak: &, 7xc.; ex r. q
7sdTae,: white extra g. I'sc.; yellow Z. TIE
nc; yellow. 7sc.;. rranulaiei, sssss is-ioe
Nei.ssos nriper aud moro active; Cuba, oo.test
33e. Rice tim. fnrpcnilne steady nj fstc
Hides nrn. Wool steady. Pork very quiet ans
arm; new n-s- spot. sle.a2ei sis.6u: the lst
Ter choNe. Lard openeda aNdc bower; .no'e
ouenIN adyanced 2@3c., closing about steady AM
All 57k; March closing az til.3a; Apr'
MI .52Gtll.55. Ffeishts dull.
/! BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. March co. Flour xnchange,
ouict and weak. Wheut-Seuslkyn r.eads; wes'
cTn shade hrmw snd niSly active; souiher
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Threats Against The Gar.

ST. PETERSBURG. March 20.-The Cover
nor Of Moscow has received letter warn
INC him that the Kremliu, where the Car Is
TO be crowned, will be blown up during the
coronation ceremony If the Car refuses to
grant a constitution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-21
Judge lawson and the London ExpiO-
Aims.

DUBLIN, March 2o.-Julge Lawson, re-
plving to the address presented by the
grand jury OF Belfast, said he attributed
the explosions in London and the attack on
Lady Florence Dixie to the final efforts OF
the scofched rcptie laWlessness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-21
Erha0x,er Sunk.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-Thc Signal
Corps station at Norfolk, Va. reports that
the two-masted American schooner Napor,
bound from New York to Florida, loaded
with guano in bulk, sunk at sea oil Babies
Island at o'clock l.. Nj. on the 18th in
slant. The crew was taken oil by ths
I Italian bark Gemmello, bound for Baltl'
/ tnora
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Eight Hours n Day.

WAaHINGTOS, March 20.-Secrctary
Chandler sent telegrapIhc order this eve.
ming 10 the commanding officers OF oil
United States navy-yards directing that
eight hours be regarded rs a working-day
for all employees In Government yards unit
further notice shall be given.