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ClHILDHOOD, MANHOOD, A n ID
" HOARY AGE FXCLAlM IN UNISON,
BEHOLD THE CONQUEHOR."

During brief visit to the ancient town or War
wick r. L. recently. our agent extended his trip 10
the southeastern extremity Of the town to look
about among the wonderful improvements which
have been made in the appearance Of Warwick
Neck during a comparatively brief period, and
while csnversing on this subject with Colonel
BENJAMIN 6. HAZARD. the popular proprietor of
the Warwick-Neck Hotel, he learned that the
greater part of the handsome summer residences
had been erected inside of II dozen years; and he
also learned that Colonel Hazard had been great
sufferer from a chronic disease of the Kidn Us and
Pladder over fifteen year, the most painful form
OF # being a s,oppage or retention OF the urine,
which WIS so very severe at times TO disable him
for his accustomed work. and even connne him to
the bed, when surgeons assistance would be re-
ouired 20 relieve him. lie was being doctored a
large part of the time, but could get no permanent
relief. At times his sufcrlngs were terrible from
sbarp, cutting pains through the Kidneys and
Bladder and he had suffer so long and so severe
~ that he had become discouraged Of getting well
again. especially as the doctor stated that II was
doubtful If a man Of his age, with such compll-
Gated disease Of long Standing, could be cured.
But last summer, when he was suffering intensely
from o1e Of these attacks, a gentleman who was
boarding at his hotel urged and persuaded him TO
try a bottle of Hunts Remedy, rs he had known Of
some wonderful cures effected b. IT.
Mr. n gard saws he had no faith In IT, but con-
nted reluctantly TO try It; and after taking 1t
only two days the inten pains and aches had dis
Appeared and he commenced TO gain strength rap
idlv aud in less than week was attending to his
accustomed work, and has never had a return OF
the piins Mr. Hazard Is over seventy years OF
age md on the ojth of november, 1882. when our
agent met him, although IL was a very cold and
clustering day, he was In The field with bis team at
work pulling and loading turnips as hale and hear
man as you could wish for, whereas ! ST August
lie was unable 10 stand up to oversee the work thcn
going on In this same hcld.
HUNTS REMEDY hsd given him health and
strength sgaiD. and he recommends II 10 his rela-
tiyes and friends several Of whom are now taking
II, as he considers IL most excellent medicine for
all diseases Of Kidneys or Bladder.
ia 25-1biwlSa&Tu
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oron. 81 PennsylvanIa. and others

ator Cameron. Of Pennsylvania. and others
who are supporting him for the position,
will be able to induce the President TO let
things remain as they arc until after March
4tb. which Is only six weeks of. Citizens
Of washington Of northern birth seem as
anxious for the Generals appointment as
commissioner as those from the South.
THE CONFEDERATE CONSTITUTIONS.
A welI-known southern lady Is here with
the original manuscripts Of the provisional
and permanent Confederate Constitutions.
She has been offered large amount for
them by well-known citizen OF Washing
ton. who intended to present them to the
Virginia Historical Society. but 1t has been
thought best that number OF wealthy
Americans should club in together and
procure them for the National Museum.
They have romantic history. There is
no doubt Of their genuineness. The sig
nature OF the Hon. j. j.. NJ. Curry Is among
those attached to them.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The GTcslucHt OH Sneuiu"y VIM ''
tain the Marquis Of Lorne at state din
ner, and on Friday he will be entertained
by the British Minister. The Marquis
will reach here Friday and leave Monday.
hear tonight that the President told
New England senator to-day that he was
afraid that Congress would fail to pass
tariff bill.
MIR. Sherman has endeavored to increase
the duties on IRON reported by the FL
nance Committee.
The House Pension Committee to-day
considered the bill for the relief OF Mrs.
Merklebaw. only surviving grandchild OF
Thomas jefferson. She Is in destitute
circumstances.
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prI1GInTs TnENZY.
THE CIMBRIA.
No More Survivors Scenes
at The Wreck.

The HeraldS London special says 4:
Proofs OF Hamburg papers received here
show that the CimbTil was struck forty
feet from her bow. After making the
breach the sultan scrapcd along the Chm
bria and completely rolled mp her iron
plates. Il j. evident that the blow must
have been q Tremendous one. The papers
also print brief report OF what has
transpired Of the statement made bv
the captain Of the sultan before the
British Consul, who purposes giving the
part laying the blame on the Cimblia
In large type, with notes OF exclamation.
One Of the boats rescued by the Theta con-
tanned thirty persons; the other only nine.
The lattcr had been tossing about nine
hours, and was watCrlo -gcd. All the Oc-
cupants could do was to keep themselves
from being washed away hy gIasping the
thWaIts. The statement concerning the
deaths Of Captain Hansen, who was seen
on the bridge to the lat. and OF the first
officer. who was seen swimming after the
Cimmia had sunk, concludes with the
words Treu bis zum 1Ode," Faithful
even until death)
SCENES AT THE WRECK.
The Hamburg CORE spOndent OF the
Dqay Ne,rS, nlrrating incidents which Oc-
cured on board the Cimbria after the co.,
lsion, SAYS: Zone red Indian brani.hed
bis tomahawk before an officer 81 the
steamer. and had TO be disarmed. The tu-
multi on board was mdescribable. One
married couple cut their own threats, in
order that they might die together. The
ships surgeon encouraged those in the
rigging TO hold fast, telling them that the
Sultan would soon rescue them, but scye-
raj became delirious and let go their hold.
The surgeon subsequently leaped into the
sea, saying he would "make an end Of it."
TWO SISTERS SAVED.
Two sisters who were among the passen-
gers rescued from the steamer Cimbria
have written a letter TO relatives living in
village near Berlin lamenting that they
lost everything, even to their shoes; but IN
spite OF their suilcrin.s, they add, they
mean to try their luck in the next vessel,
and hope soon 10 be able TO send their pho
tographs from Omaha.
NEW YORK, January 2i.-Kunhardt q
Co., agents in this city Of the lost steamer
Clmbria. cabled inquiries yesterday to
Germany OF behalf OF Mrs. Irene Meyer, in
regard to hor sister-in-hw, Meta Meyer,
who she believed had taken passage on the
Cimbrla. To-day TIE agents received the
following reply: "M6ta Meyer was not on
board the Cimbria, but Max Meyer, aged
fifteen years. from Nal,el, was. Not saved.
The rumor bat Captain Hanson is saved is
|unfounded."
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THE HORROR IN THE srERRAs.
Train-Robbsrs Supposed 10 be the Canse OF
the Accident Medical Experts Pronounce
the Charrcd Flesh Found Not 10 DC Human.

+ The railroad officials state that from
some OF the evidence given at the inquest
over the victims OF the Tehichipa disaster
and from information obtained by detec-
tlyes they are now convinced that the ncci-
dent was not due IL carclessness on the
part OF their employees. but was the result
of an attempt 10 rob the express-car. They
claim that the hand-brakcs were properly set
by the brakcmcn before getting of the train.
They say that one Of the brakemen escort.
cd lady TO the station and returned
toward the train, which was still IN po-
sltiOn; that his lamp went out. and That
after he had rtcntered the station and ro-
lighted II he found the train gone. Ihey
hold that on such grade the train couiu
not have stood moment II lett unprakcu'
and, furthermore, that the engines ana arr
brakes could not have been disconnected
unless The train had been held by the hand
brakes 10 ease the strain. They express
the belief that the brakes were properly
SET. and that the train was tempered with.
II Is known that when the train drew INTO
fhe station two men were seen there who
were subsequently found dead in the wreck,
and who are as vet unidentified, and these
men. II is thought. were part OF n
Can0 that ATTEMPTED TO rob the train, and
in order 10 effect their object let off the
brakes and started the train down the grade
I'm order 10 get il away from help and IN
position where the cXpress-car could be
robbed. Being inexperienced they lost
control OF the train and the accident oc-
CURED. Further evidence is adduced tnat
no trqmps were on the train before reach"
inc Tehich pa, while two were found
amidst the wreck, and two more on that
part OF the train that kept on the track.
THE THRILLING DISCOVERY OF THE DOCTORS.
4 dispatch from Los Angeles states that
Monday afternoon DR.. Ross commenced
the work OF carefully examining for the
tir.t time the bodies which had been picked
up at the wreck-tho word "bodies,' ms
here used, signifying portions OF the hui
man form, in many instances bandfuls OF
whitened pits Of bones, being all that re-
manned of what had been human form,
and he quickly made thrilling discovery.
Some OF the boxes, in which had been
placed what WIS supposed TO have been
human remains, contained cbarred and
cooked flesh, either Of beef OF mutton.
After his careful examination he concluded
that SIX Of the supposed bodies possibly
contained no human remains, and OF one
other he was in such doubt that he and DR..
Krutz this evening together made another
examination Of the supposed remains. This
resulted in their pronouncing absolutely
that they were not Of human flesh.
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The Attempt to Rob IA Central Pacific
Irain

The following is another account Of the
attempted robbery OF n Central Pacific
|Eailroad train: "At 1870 O'Clock yester-
Eiay morning AN attempt was made 10 ROB
Fhe Central Pacisic express car at Montello,
wood aud water station Just over the
fNeyada line. Six or eight robbers ordered
ne engineer OF the west-bOund train to
move on, and then took possession Of the
fssl-bound train. One man guarded the
Engineer, while the others watched the
passenger cars and attempted to enter the
xpress car. Ross, the express messenger.
teW bis doors fastened and fred upon the
lghwaymen, who smashed in the panels
y The doors and built a fire under the car
burn Ross ont, but failed. Ross was
fadly wounded in the left hand. The con-
ucior aud brakemen were imprisoned in
tank-honse. The robbers secured only
10, which they took from the conductor.
DC train was delayed nearly two hours.
weniy men left Elko in special train 10
aek the robbers"
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Arre,ted on a Serious Charge.

PETERSBURG. Va, January A.-One w.
II. Garrett, a citizen OF tins place, charged
with assaulting young lady living in the
western part Of the city, has been arrested
and lodged in Jail to await examination
before the Mayor Monday. Bill was IT.
fused. Garrett is a married man, with three
children. The punishment for such crimes
under the Virginia statutes Is death. or
from ten to twenty years in the peniten-
.;
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

News and GOSSIP Congressional
Proceedings northumberland or the
virginia Miscegemation Case In the SUE
preme Court-Thc Time for Settling the
North Carolina state Debt Extended Two
Years = The Senatorial Dsadlocks-Ab-
scondins Theatrical ManaRers-Anotber
Report about Lieutenant Chips Parry
New Catholic Bishops Appointed for the
Sees OF Charleston, :. G., and Grand Rapids,
Mieh.-The Political Agitation In France
Assuming Dangerous Character.
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The Senatorial Elections.

= WASHINGTON, January 2i.-Ne'c Jersey.
The Legislature. in Joint session. to-day
formally declared the election OF John r.
Mcpherson as United states senator.
Uichi1an.-Two ballots. First ballot
Ferry, As; Stout, 40. Second ballot I:
Ferry, 40; Stout, 4S; With 81 scattering.
NebraSka.-Boyd heads the list with "a
votes.
Minnesota. first, with 81
votes. but he needs "a.
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Frauds inthe Philadelphia Gas Trust.

PHILADELPHIA, January IA meeting
OF the Finance Committee OF the Gas Trust
was called for tins morning for the purpose
OF consulting with the district attorney in
regard 10 matters OF q criminal nature.
The full object OF the proposed conference
could not be learned. but it i supposed TO
be In reference to smdry speculations or
the part OF the clerks OF the Gas Trust. As
several members OF the trust were absent,
and the district attorney failed 10 appear
at the appointed time, the meeting was
postponed.
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Finding of Two Bodies Of the Chipp
Party Again Reported.

LONDON, January 2I.-S0me OF The 4.
Petersburg newspapers state that the
bodies OF two members OF Lieutenant
Chips party have been found at CHATEAU
Bay, and that they will pass through st.
Petersburg in February on the way to New
York. Probably this report has the same
origin rs the statement of the finding Of
two corpses OF members OF the same party,
which was published in the New York pa
pers OF the 9TH instant, and was dis
credited.
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share speculation opened Irregular, With pr,cos
out sllgl.tly changed from those 1t yesterdays
clos. During the early trade the market was "
r. gular but In tie man he W, ana tbe iehus Oi
The fuciuit0ns for the first half hour wa Neeune
OF .a%, the latter Denver sud kio Cr9nte. Short
IN alter II O'clock this was followed ~ recovery
OF E6Ik. led by Denver and Missouri Paeihc oai
the nlrket again became weak, and about MID. GAY
Denver and Rio Gr;lnde recorded decline OF ~
tn As. Oregon and TrtlscontiBeaM rs, racine
Mail u Northern Pacific ~, and 49l per cent
for The rec. Of the list. the la Ter Rock islInd. Dn
ring The moruing Alton and rerre ilante solo Of
55Ea 59%6g5sG COY. Ia tho early afternoon a
rally extending 10 took place, but ssgtscdpen.iY
nrices again ftll oil Ia, ~, led BY Denver and Rio
,,rande and louisville and Nashville, while Aiion
and Terrc Hau,e drop, esl 81 10 Sc. About
o'clock there was an Improvement OF ! u Denver
and Rio Grande aud isest IN the resi- or INC Hs. .
Int IN the Late trade break ~ IN occurred IN LAKE
shore. caused by ihe issue Of s6,oOc-orQ OF bonds
10 cover mr., hase OF Nickel FL;e and the bst TEL
OF a friction in symp my, In be hnai Geallo ss
DENY and Rio Grande advanced IL ana tbe gen
erai list HeJl. The market slosed gonraiy strong
INT clo.iiig prlres are generally tssl4 lower MAN
those OF Yesterday. Transac lions, 4So COZ sliares
BALTIMORE.
BALTD1oRE Z. January 24.-Virginia Gs, deferred
IL: eoneols, 54k; second scrlcs, san; po.tdue
coupons, SO; new lO-40's, 4oI. Bid to-day
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. January "a, 1859.

WuEAr.-wh!ie, 900 bushels. Red, ,e3l bUb-
els. ,.,..., sao
bushels Mixed, "a nushels.
OATs.-suu bushels.
BIAcKEYE PEAE-ll6 baslels.
BALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
wHKAr.-White, $40 bashcis fair ~ 3l.lO.
Red, 1888 busbels good 10 prime Lancaster ~
sI.I7 10 sl.20; 90 bushels veY sooa Fniss ~
CoRs.-wbl,e, 366 bushels common 10 very
rood at 81 10 64e. Mixed, "A bushels very sood
at 62e.
CoTros.--Tone nrm. Qsosanonc: hladhns'
o!c; low mlddhng, e4e.
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FrsmEwMEN,s DEPOT.

CEINE-THREAD OF ~t694Nss
- numbers and qualities of this S&-ss~
sea 0n's importation.
PATENT aud sOFT-LAID sEINE-TwINEs
sEiNE-LINES--alis sizes;
ROPES, VIKINGS. CARPET-WARPS;
GORks, CORKWO0D, &C.
Manufactnrers of 1ILL-NETTING and HAUL
SEINE NEI Ting OF all sor ..
Lowest price guaranteed.
l.. LICHTENSrFIT a SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets,
Richmond, Va.
Sole Importers Of the lon brand seine-fhrcad,
warranted full standard, and importers Of other
brands. ale
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ADD TO YOUR INCOME.

CLUB 10. OF the MLTUAL-INyEsTMEN
Giles. offers the suresi mean, II making EaiSr
monthIy profits fraln estlnenLs OF to 900
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, AND STOCKS.
Each memp.r get the hcneNt OF cOmbined csli-
tai of the Club. Report. mt weekly. DNidenIs
nal monthly. Club 10 paid sh r'holce back
ibeIr money IA pr0ats ia past uirce monl1s- suh
leaving origin. amount making money nCI9o,or
returned on demand Larss, = eIch. EApiana-
tory circul r. sdut free Eel bic cnne, pond.n,s
wanted everywhere. address u. r.. kENDALLa
60 Commission Merchants. ia aud I'D la salie
street, hlcago. III j. Zo-u.odootan lSs
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RI,hop Lynch's successor.

NEW YORK, January pa special cable
gram from Rome to the New York Catholic
Reuie,o announces that Pope Leo XIII. has
appointed to the vacant See OF Charleston,
s. G., In succession to the late Bishop
Lynch, Mgr. Northrup, and to the new
See Of Grand Rapids Mich, as its first
bishop. MGR, Richter.
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Opera.uouse Managers AbseOud.

SAN Francisco, January 2i.-The Grand
Opera-House was closed last night. a
placard on the door stated that the mana
gers, Andrews & Stockwell, had abseOnd-
ed. The company was large one, and the
members have not been paid for the past
week, although there has been a good bust
moss.
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Verdict for Chalmers.

JACKSON, Miss, January 24.-At the con-
clusion OF the trial Of the nlqnddnuS case
of Chalmers Us. Myers Yesterday, Judge
Wharton, after delivering his opinion, In
structed the jury to return ayerdict for the
plaintiff. The case will now 90 70 the su-
preme Court on an appeal of secretary-of-
State Myers
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Subsistence OF the Cold Wave.

CHICAGO, January A.-The weather this
morning has greatly moderated, the Their
mometsr being 800 higher than It was yes
terday morning. II is now 10 degrees
above zero and rising. The bloeka1es on
the west and northwestern railroads have
been removed, and trains are running
nearly on time.
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wurderers Captured.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Januafy 4;-Ihe
two negro murderers OF III. III. Rudd, who
was found in his store yesterday in Walk
or county, Ca, with his head split open
with an axe, were captured 10 day, ana
are now in the county jail in this city.
There are threats Of lynching.
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Take little annoyances ont OF the way.
II you are suffering with a Cough or Cold,
use DIR. Bulls Cough-Syrup at once. This
old and reliable remedy will never disap-
point you. All druggists sell 1t for %
cents bottle.
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died and Ruricd Mt Sea.

NKw YORK, January "a The captain OF
the steamer Western Texas, which arrived
to-day from Feruandina, reports That Miss
Emma ]. Lewis, cabin passenger, died
during the voyage, and was buried at sea.
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s,uaeuts suspended Tor Having.

Brunswick, Me, January A.-Fiye
members OF the sophomore class OF Bow
dom College were indefinitely suspended
Yesterday for hazing.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

"WEDNESDAY. January "a, 1883.
sALHs-FmsT BOARD.-10 shares Charlotte, Co
lumbla and Augusta Railroad stock at 29S; 10
shares National Bank Of Virginia stock at OF;
5000 Richmond city s's at 1872.
SECOND BoARD.-2o shares Atlanta and Char
Iotte Railroad stock at 59a; $4,000 Danville city
c. (B. ca at 95H; s1,S41 Virginia 1910 coupous
iB. CT at 65; 10 shares Charlotte, Columbia and
A. I,..lIr LII. d
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BY Telegraph.


NEW YORK., January Nooa.-Sioeks qnlcL
Money, 4 per cent. excnange-Long,4SlHi short,
4s5s. state bonds dull. Governments generally
bteStn g.-Exehange, 4SlA Governments
weak and lower: new 5's, lU5&; new 80 >
ia: new -. lf9b. Money, 1904 per cent
states neglected. lre..snry balamece-CHn' VI lZ'-
7q3: currency, f8,Q16.
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P,oar--We quote: fiae, g9@f0.23; super.
ane. s3.5oest3.73: extrs, t4.76G$1, oot com.
mon family <5@s5.h0. Patent family, e5,eeA
s6 ~. We continue former quotations, bas ths
market u very dull.
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The North Carolina state Debt.

RALEIGH, N. G.. January 24.-The Legis-
lature has extended for two years the act
providing for the settlement Of the State
debt,
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Mr.. q. Il. Faulkner, South Boston. Va,
sy; (" baye used Browns Iron Bitters
nywilsnd h my family with good results"
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sf%AsiIAL,

MONEY TO LOAN.
We have the following special sums 10 ioan "a
Richmond city property -
: 0UO--twO or tluec year, az per cent.
xI.r00--t so or three years.
S6UO-one or two yetrs.
FRANZ II. hill & CO..
Real Estate Brokers,
IN 25-eod3t llOS Main street,
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aINE INTELLIGENCE.

POKT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY "a, 1918.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise. aud passengers, T.. b. Tatum,
superintendent
ARRIVED At WHIST POINT.
schooner Gordon lBr.) Jago, VI ,deir', ballast, -
load for England
SAILED From wRsT POINT.
steamship Anglers (Ir.l. Pinkhan, Rio Janoire
aud sant0s, with Hour, ca New York 10 nnisb
loading.
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NEW FARM CATALOGUE SENT
IN FREE to ann address. Five hundred fArn>
d.serihcJ Naps " Virginia. .ce- -
Il. /. srApLEs Co.:
IA l0-d,sw.&win Eiehmoho'
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TOHN G. WILLIAMS,
u S1Osh BROKER,
No. tlil MAIN STREET.


n, BRIGHAM BISHOP & CO.,
L. BANhEl~ iND BRohkEss
AZ BROADWAY AND 81 EAST fOURTEENns.
NFW lORh. -
TAI DEyoNsulRE ANn 1873 FREMONT,
BOSTON.
,,,y aud s.ll f,r ct.h on on MARGIN OF per cent
aud upward ~ securities dan IN at the New on
and Bcston Stock Bo3rds. orders ~ ma, OF ,, fse
sr.,,h VIII receive promnt 8ticntion, ana ah re-
at. Tor ioforipatlon VII receive topee e>phcs
and fsea rcpl.es. hpecial fat : N lime ocfosie-
Check-books fur,ihed GA application.
dc l0-eod3m ----------
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PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JAS'Y "a, 1883
IL. MI

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JAS'Y "a, 1883.
(By Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Luray, SchermerhOrn, Norfolk, mer-
chaudise aud passengers. hesaIeake ana tshio
Railway Company land sailed - rctufnl.
steamer Accomac Deik. merchandise and pas
sangors Smithheld Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company land silica on reiurnL
steamer Northampton, McCarrick, Norfolk,
merchandise aud p1s-enr crs, Chesapeake ana ONO
Railway Company tend sailed 0n rturnl.
Schooner GcOrCe Airy, Roger lisht, 10 load coal
for New York
SAIL y.
Schooner james Ford. Nickerson, Portsmouths
y. H. coal, Chesapeake aud Ohio Railway Com
panY.
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aol bales: gross receipts, ,s4s tales. Futures
closed quiet and irm slts. 10 0no bales: Janna-
nv, sl6.I2@tlr.14: February, S1o.l5@ tl0.l6.
March. slO.2SMsIO.29; april, Sl'42MslO43:
MAY. sIO.56@ SiO.s.|; June. siu.70Gsl07l;
july, Slus2GS10.S3; august. fio.93n sln.9f.
5000; NoYember, si0.l5@sI0.l7.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-25

LONDON, January 2i.-The Times, in a
leading editorial this morning on the recent
events in France, says: "Thcre can be ht-
tie doubt that il statesmen continue to be
wanting the republic will so headlong 10
ruin; that the French people are aware OF
this is IN explanation OF the panics caused
by difficulties OF 4 minister 30 little re-
sembling the Indispensable genius as NJ.
DnrlrrI,-I