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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-14

DIFFICULTY BETWEEN COLONEL n. T. HUB
ARD AND TIE ASSOCIATE EDITOR or TIE
LYNcHBrRG ApvANcEr APPREHESDED-
ONE or THE PARTIEs ARRESTED.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
LYNCHBURG, March 13.-A telegram was
received here this afternoon from Wingina.
on the Richmond and Allegheny railroad.
signed by John j. Spencer, justice Of the
peace. warming the authorities OF an i'm
pending difficulty between Colonel l.. $.
Mayre. associated editor Of the ddrdnce,
and Colonel X. T. HUBBARD, Of Bucking-
ham, now residing in Richmond. The
Chief OF Police at once called at Colonel
Marye's office, but met with eyasiye an
swers to questions propounded, and sub
sequently had warrant issued for the ar
rest OF the parties. Colonel HUBBARD
could not be found. but +. W. Hubbard
and w. A. Moss, his friends. registered at
the Norvell House, and refused 10 state his
whereabouts. Colonel Marye succeeded
in eludlng the police till tonight, when he
was arrested while attempting to escape
from the rear way Of his house. which was
closely guarded. lie was bailed in the
sum Of 500 for bis appearance tomorrow.
Colonel HUBBARD can't be found.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON. y. G.. March l3.-one Of
the specific objects Of the visit Of the Mad
agascar embassy 20 this country was to
perfect the treaty concluded by Consul
Robinson I'm MAY, 1881. and lately ratified
bv the senate. The ENJOYS exhibited full
powers from the Queen 10 announce her
ratification. and requested that an exchange
Of notifications might bee made here. This
being merely I.atter Of form and conye-
nience. no objection was made by the
President. and to-day the ambassadors
called upon Secretary Frelnghuysen al
the state Department and made the ex-
change. The treaty has been proclaimed
bv the President.
4 dangerous counterfeit OF the standard
silver dollar has made a. appearance in
Ohio and Indiana. II has the eXaH weight.
ring. and appearance Of the genuine. and
rc,i>ts acid tests unless the outer coating
OF silver is penetrated. II would readily
be accepted rs genuine 10y merchants. sew
eral II these pieces have only been disco
vered upon reaching the Sub-Treasury.
II is the general impression among Off
cial. al the Treasury Department that A.
si,tant-Treasurer Wyman Will be appoint
ed 10 succeed Treasurer Giltllan. although
il i asserted by some that l.. o. Graves, ~
the National Bank Redemption Agency. i
most likely 10 receive the appointment.
The President has said that be will be
guided entirely in this matter by the secre-
tary Of the Treasury.
secretary Teller has affirmed the recent
decision OF the Commissioner Of the Gene
raj Land Office denying the right Of the
State % Florida 10 select certain specified
tracts Of double minimum lands. aggre-
eating 2.240 acres. in lieu 81 the deficit OF
n quantity Of lands situated in fractional
townships.
The Gulf and Ship-I-land railroad was
included in the list Of Immigrant railroads
which the Judiciary Committee OF the
House during the seventeenth Congress
reported upon. recommending that their
Immigrants be declared forfeited. for rea-
son that the work Of construction bad not
been begun. No action, however, was
taken by Congress, and it il now reported
that ex-Representative Manning, OF Mis-
lssippi, and other gentlemen, who have
obtained control Of the charter. have gone
10 New York for the purpose OF interest
ing capitalists there in forming syndicate
to supply the funds necessary to complete
the road. or some portion Of il, with the
expectation that valuable Immigrants can
be secured. II is further reported here
that meeting is 10 be held In Wall street
some day this week 10 discuss and mature
q plan " operations.
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Steamer on Fire.


New YORK. March 13.-A ire was dis
covered on the steamer Hudson, which
arrived from New Orleans this morning.
II was in the lower hold. and the vessel
was filed with steam, and an alarm was
given. 4 large force OF engine, and the
fre-bOat were summoned. The iremen
don't seem to make much Roadway. II
may be necessary to scuttle the steamer.
Another account says: When the steam
ship Hudson. Of the Cromwell Line, from
New Orleans. loaded with cotton bales,
was inst about abreast Of Long Branch. on
her way 10 this port this morning. smoke
was observed issuing from the forward
hatcbway. The matches were torn up. and
an effort made to locate the fire. but with
out success. 4 line Of hose WAS attached
to the pumps, and stream Of water poured
into the hold, but the fire continued 10 burn
furiously. All the steam was put on. and
the ship arrived at her WHAT. Pier No.
Q. North river. Shortly after IL o'clock
an alarm was sent out. which was quickly
responded 70 by the frC-bOats Ilayemyer
and Zeoppar Mills. a new fire. boat which
had never before been used. Meanwhile
the Lacking had been rugged and bales Of
cotton were being hoisted out. IIoles
MtIt cut Aiil bh- II Au' -liil u'Nhs dllNA SUM
twenty streams OF water were playing into
the hold The lire was found i'm the lower
hold. and it is almost impossible TO get at il
until a greater portion Of the cargo j. re-
moved. 1t i supposed to have started
from spontaneous combustion. The yes
sci is Of eleven hundred tons burthen and
is heavily loaded The greater portion OF
her cargo consists OF cotton.
Fifteen steerage and one cabin passenger
landed on the pier. but could not procure
their baggage because the matches were
hattencd down. Mr.. Seaman. one Of the
firm. who had been from the commence
ment on the vessel. told q reporter that
there was now no doubt Of the vessel
being saved. He said the value 81 the
steamer was $3.50. 600. and was nearly fully
covered by insurance: and The cargo, con-
,i,ting Of cotton. mOlas-es. and general
merchandise, was worth about half that
amount.
Later.- The damage 10 the clrgo Of the
steamer Hudson j. estimated NJ about 500
900. The steamer l. damaged 70 the eX-
tent Of $1,000. The losses are fully cover
ed by insurance.
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The mississippi stu Declining.

HELENA, AK March l3.-Tbe river
has declined one inch during the past
twelve hours, and now marks ioTty-siX
feet six inches on the gauge. The leVees
here are so secure that the city Is safe,
wind or no wind. Trains over the Iron
Mountain and Southern railway VIII be
nut on again to-day. making a transfer al
Langyille bridge by boats. The situation
l. brighter than al any period since the
high water pressure set IN. Business IN
thi. CITY is resuming q cheerful and hope
ful aspect. The news from Clnksdale.
Miss. to-day Is encouraging, and indlc?tes
that there has been some stretch OF imagl"
nation in the reports hitherto sent abroad
relative 10 the situation there, and at
FriaI's Point. Miss, too, there Is less de-
struction than at first supposed. -Four
children. two men, and two fioaters foot
I'D the death-list so far as heard from.
Suffering will De promptly alleyiated
wherever found. Preparations for plant
inc are being made on highlands. The
corn will soon be all in, and cotton will
quickly follow. The greatest drawback TO
the bottom-land planters will be the de-
morallzed condition Of labor, but 1t viii
be- overcome by holding out extra induce
ments. fine crop throughout this re-
gion, barring bad season, If confidently
expected.
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~,,r VAxorS WOMAN wH0SK PLACE WAS
vuIHD BY ANOTHER FEw DAYS AGO,
,u,.hsnsfon letter In The Springfield Republican,
Among the ladies in the private gallery
81, ,hs senate on the Friday evening before
10 adjournment was Mrs. Spngue, who
I. now With her three daughters at " Edge
,rood." the old country home Of her father.
az late Chicf-IuStice Chase. And eX-
s.,sfor SpSgue was married Yesterday.
~ Spraglie sat IN the gallery with
t,,.,resentaiive and Miss Crowley. 81 New
Nh. nut 7 think few about knew her
-, r,frhapS had ever seen her before. They
vrcre an new faces. belonging 10 the pres
',,, hut she seemed TO belong 10 the past,
William past u was. when she was an
-, now ledged leader In Washington So
.t.-, and one % the most beautiful women
~. She l. z pretty woman even now,
--1 viii always retain much II her beauty.
+, 4. ,rtie that her face looks faded. and
'i.,of The lovely dark ewes there are worn.
50 lines. But the proud pose % the
.,,u fnelv-fOrmed head j. a. marked IS
.,.- and the mouth as naughty, but
~. beautiful as in the old DAYS.
,h,r The lips were parted In smiles
e., wore 80 fascinating. ] saw her soon
.i..- ,be death Of bee father. aud then her
s-.. framed in the little black bonnet, bad
' ..-.b az Madonna sweetness thai soft
nod IN ihc proud bearing. She has Tt
...-,,l ealars. and dresses with the same
..,-ri.i,, tas:c for which she was quite
.,f,3 In her best OayS-thOSe davs when
~. .r,ered Obi, gallery by her right u the
..,f. n q senator, and he- husband al De-
l.,, a senator from Rhode Island. And
IN she take. her seat a. a stranger, and
o.. u.-ch q stranger as one Of the visitors
Ne.or. number Of noisbl, portraits in
o-. ~ The first Photographic establish
mont. Oh tbc avenue j. one OF Kate Chase.
r. must have been painted nearly twenty
,..-. ,,-'. a, the dress i the fashion ofthat
i.v. having plain, fun skirt. without
-r-r. or touch Of trimming II has plain
rorrd waist and low. showing the pretty
shoulder. and long. slender neck. Harriet
= mes, portrait used to bang by the side 81
,fi. one Of Kate Chase. and though she WAS
Iisnd>ome woman there could be- no COM
nlri.on. for the pretty head aud eyes 81
The Ohio c7rl were too beautiful % be rival
ia by the other. Her hair was without q
crimn or curl and combed low over the
err. 8, smooth and glossy ~ satin and put
rn in q small coil 81 the back Of the head.
With go this severe simplicity Of dress and
hair. 10 J. beautiful woman looking out
from the canvass.
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The Captain and Grew Of the Mary
wesley Acquitted Distinguished
VfSftOrS-Rush of Freight.

special telegram 90 iie Di-lAici.I
NORFOLK, VA. March l3.-Captain John
W. Die and the crew OF the schooner
Mary Wesley. captured by Governor Cam
eron's naval expedition, have been tiled in
Mathews county and acquitted Of illegal
dredging. The trial took place saturday.
Hon. Thomas J. JARVIS, Governor al North
Carolina, accompanied by Hon. J. L. Rob-
inson, Northumberland, arrived here
this morning from Raleigh. The trip Is
merely for recreation. After breakfast the
Governor and party visited the Cotton EX-
change, the cotton presses, and other
places " interest in our city, and after
wards made trip around the harbor in
the steamer Storn-Signal.
The rush Of freight 10 Norfolk over the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad was so great
to-day that the Old Dominion Line had 10
put on another steamer and rent another
xVorphOrISp
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Railroad Matters.

LYNCHBURG. VA, March l5.-The New
River division Of the Norfolk and Western
railroad was formally opened to-day 10 the
coal mines at Pocah0ntas. Nice-President
KimIall. with party Of friends, including
Everett Gray, representing the hngllsh
shareholders, and Fredcrick Burt Of Lon
don. passed over the entire line IN Mr..
Kimbal's ear. Coal l. now beng loaded
for shipment TO New York.
PHILADELPHIA. Penn. MaTch I3.-The
reports THAT George +. Tyler i about to re-
sign from the presidency OF the Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company and that
the latter corporation i to be consolidated
with the Shenandoah-NalleyR Railroad Com
pany is officially denied.
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. n,r.r.n.e ui,b Prince bismarck.

BERLIN. March l3.-The reslgnatIoN OF
Admiral Won Stosch, Chief OF the Ministry
OF Marine, il partly due 10 a difference
with Prince Bismarck in regard to recent
action OF the captain OF the German cor
yette Elizabeth in Selling piece OF terri
tory near Hong Kong, and partly because
the Cabinet declined TO accept the propo-
sal OF Admiral Won Stoseh 10 eXpend 5o'-
OOO. 900 marks In fortifying kiel.
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An Alb for Iahn Walsh.

LOsDoN, March l3.-Docgment- have ar
rived here showing that John Wal-h. who
was arrested in Harye at the instance Of
the British Government, was not in Dub
lin at the time the Phoenix Park muir
ders were committed-on 9th May last.
HARvE, March "a Patrick Casey /. en-
deayoring 10 secure the arrest Of the Eng
lish detectives who assisted IN the appre-
hension Of Walsh on French territory.
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The Cimbrta Disaster.

BERLIN, March 13.-The salvage steamer
has returned from the scene Of the wreck
OF the steamer Cambria. The divers report
THAI a number Of the bodies Of the victims
are TANNED amongst the gear OF life boat
on deck. The entrances TO The cabins are
closed by a compact mass OF bodies. 10
save the cargo three decks would have 70
be removed by explosives. and the eeXplo-
sion would shatter the 400 eorpses IN the
hold
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The asst Ae, Of Prince Gorssenakon.

IT. PETERSBURG. March I3.-rhe last aci
Of Prince Gorfschakog was 10 dictate a
telegram 10 the Car salu;ing him on the
occasion Of his birthday.
II Is reported that the chief soyereigns
and Princes who we're at Berlin during the
celebration Of the silver wedding Of the
Crown Prince aud crown Princess have
agreed 10 be represented az the coronation
OF the Gar by ambassadors only.
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Arrested for Murders Committed Nine
Years Ago.

FoRT FETTERNAN, Wy. March I3.-AI
Pacha. who nine years ago committed some
borrible murders, was arrested here yestcr-
day. The story i that Pacha belonged 10
a company Of six prospectors. ana th"t one
night while camping in Colorado he muir
dered his five companions while they
slept. He was arrested short 'ihe alter'
but escaped. and has been at large till now.
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President Greyy Desires TO Resign.

LONDON. March l3.-Tne ItineS'S CORE
spondent at Paris. speaking Of the rumor
tbat President Grevy intended TO resign,
says the general political situation, the
constant strides OF Radicallsm' the chIon'c
instability Of Cabinets, the insults OF Ie"o.
tionary organs, and the threats niade y,
anarchists meetings, explain the uesire VI
NJ. CREW 10 resign the presidency.
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A Pullman Sleeper Rurned.

PITTsBURGH, PA, March l3.-The Wash
ingtOn sleeper Of the western express train
on the Pennsylvania railroad. due here at
s:46 A. NJ, caught fire near Wilmore sta
ton, Allegheny mountain, at O'Clock this
morning, and was entirely consumed. The
Messengers escaped without injury, but lost
nearly all Of their clothing. When The
train arrived here many passengers were
half naked. The Pullman Car Company's
looc Il S10 Oo0
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FANCY GOODS.


- L T'
has opened this week
No,el,le- tn GFNTLEMEN's aud LADIES
sLEEVE-BUTTON-;
Another iOr Of WATERBURY WATCHES
4 loblotof ENAMEL sLEENK-BU1T-Ss AtZ5c
worth see:
Fi-e..nt new de- gn- IA LACE Pins,
Bargains in low-price BLACK LACE PINS:
New designs ia ETRUsCAN, OWL, and BAN
GLE PINsat 25c.;
Another lot Of these MOUNTED CARD-RE-
CEIYERS at Soc;
An immense lot 81 superior FE NTHER-DUsl-
IRIS. all Sizes la price from luc. mp;
LADIES DRE-sINC-COMBS.t n,-hnished good,
VERY low prices;
Handsome new CUPS and sAuCERs al % and
Soc.
The ToOTH-BRUsHEs We sao~ a. 10, 90, aad
25c. are bargains;
since the due Ion In the price ~ our VELVET
FRAMES the sales are fully doubled Prices
tell
Another case OF that SUTE-PAPER In large
boxes. such A. Ne sold ~ rapidly Al Christina"
atoseat STEVENS.
sos Broad street.
Send for Catalogue, ffes. ma
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
To rnE DESPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

The Madagascar Embassy Dangerous Coun-
terrcit Silver oollar-Sieep inR-Car Burned
on the Pennsylvania RaiIrond-The Nissis-
sippi Flood; The situntion More Hopeful
and Chccrinc-Crimc Record-A Cuintuple
Nears-Divers In,estieasing the Wreck OF
the Cimbria-prcsidcnt Crews Probable
Resignauon-Oshc Interesting Foreign
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DID 70 TUE MENAGERIE OF PETS NOW WIN
TERINC AT CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Cleveland Leader


TERINC AT CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Cleveland LEADER
There was q scene Of great excitement al
ihe room occupied BY some Of the "hd
animals belonging 10 billiards circus and
Menagerie yesterday afternoon. The occi-
SION was the birth Of three baby lions. In
TIE afternoon The African and Asiatic lions,
10 The cage next 10 that Of the li0ness, be-
gan 70 bound about in their narrow quar-
ter, shaking the entire building with
helr powerful blows, and the iron bars
seemed too frail TO hold them in. Their
rOars were terrifying and set all the other
animals agog. The lone byena, whose com
panion died few days ago, Joined IN the
tufDnh with the most mOurniul wells, the
monkeys barked and chartered in great ex-
element, the Siberian ape climbed 10 the
top OF the barr and kept up AN incessant
pounding with his hind feet. the cOckatoo
sci up it, most deyilish screeching, and even
the mild-msnnered back bear displayed
unusual interest in the uprOar. BY 3
o'clock three pretty little mottled cubs were
brought 10 life. They are about foot long
and covered with bne, silky. yellow hair,
slightly brindled, looking rs muca like
puppies AZ cubs. The mother regards them
most tepderiy and gives most threatening
look TO any outsider who displays his curi-
osity by approaching too close TO her cage.
{" They grow very rapidly" said Mr.. Gar
ycy, " aud ina few days they will be play
ing around ~ lively and afIeeilonaie as
kitsens."
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weak. and prices deelined slow y Aai. le5 by
Union Farifc. sonthwesterns. an1 epai sarest
willie UsnrIlaI and ~. dos preferred. sHie "
100 share dropped a. ~ frogr s2k ~ The opcn
Ing. giis wis followed by Tpu y rccoserytK-
tenflnx b. 8 per cent. the liiter Wa'ash frrfer-
red but In the hBal dealings tbs impiosenent
WAS entirely lost. the mark'i clo' ing dnii md
heavy. fompyed With yesteriay's closing prices
the general nstfs 90 !. lower. The latter Central
Pacific. Reading. and Hannibal aud #. Joe pre-
ferred. Transactions 3o2Dp sbares.
NAtsftNspRh
BALTIMORE. March 13.--yIrpnia 6's, ronsoii-
dated. 4Os: second series 80 pist-fue coupons,
81 hew l0-iO's. 34s. rev IS. DIS. Sd to-day
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. March Is. 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whi;e. 800 bushels. Red. j.ols buss-
els.
CoRy.-Nhiie. s3e bushels. Mlled- 900 busn-
els.
OArs.-l,97s bushels. Re-exhibiied, 100 busb-
els.
RYF.-lO bushels.
~ALE- REPORTED To sFCRETARS.
WnEAT.-Red s92 bgshels very good tn prim.
Lnng5crry at III 20 % si.2s: s4- dshsls mixed
~ <l.2j IN 4l.27: 3s4 IN lels mlnon a. good
sh0rtberry ~ si.l5 to SLIP.
toRN.-MhIie. 81 bushels good IN nine NJ 81
o. b5c. Mixed. 800 bushels good on priv 70 terms.
oATs.-3Ov bushels prime winter On private
terms.
RIE.-l0 bushels vera good on private terms.
'"IToE.-lone -'eady. fecelpts. % bales. fhlp-
mcnfs 81 hates. Z uoiannnf: Ntdd.lng- - G.; low
middling, $50; good ordinary. &C.; ordinary. 7.e.
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Killed About Whiskey.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, March l3.-The
Times Uni0n's Tallahassee special says
In an alteration at Chattahooehie, sunday,
George Jones, merchant, shot and killed
Ellis LemOnl (colored) in diri1eulty
about the payment for some whiskey.
Iopes has fpd
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The FRENCH midget.

PARIS, March 13.-The Budget for 1854
has been presented in the Chamber OF
Deputies. The total increase Of expendl-
tnre il estimated at SO, 1000, 900 francs. The
estimated revenue Is 3,2q3.640.S2J francs.
aud The expenditure 3yio3, Al, 1895 francs.
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ue.xxr.,,ure in New York.

NEW YORK, March 13.-The weltknown
wbiskey- and wine-house OF Ives, Beecher
& Co.. No. 9S Front street, failed to-day
for nearly $500 000
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The PoIitienI Agitation in Paris.

PARIS, March l3.-Detectiyes who are
watching the Socialists believe that Prince
jerome Napoleon ard VI. Rouher are cog;
infant OF the doings Of the rioters.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

~ LohAlF N"A'h ~ -fN''
SALES-FRsT BOARD.-3.j00 Nirgiuia consois
Al 4Os; 243 virginia taX-receiyaile coupons. oil
al 81: 100 Virginia taN-reco!yabie coupons new,
AZ 40; 1000 Western North Carolina irst - at
LOG 10 shares Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta
stock az 3lH, 10 do. at 3I4 1000 Richmond
aud AEeghany Railroad first 7'sat -; 1900 Vir-
g,nia new IS at 50s; 30 shares NlInla aud Char-
Iotte L ilroad stock az 6l;.
SECOND BoARD.-l26 Virginia tax-receiyablo
coupons. old. a. 81; s. Viryini4 taN-reccivdble
coupons. new. al 40; 1900 Atlanta and Charlotte
incomes al 76'.; 900 virginia new sc AZ 50s.
200 do AZ nos
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The Alabama Award.

LONDON, March IS.-ln the House Of
Commons last night Mr.. Coleridge Ken
nard, Conservative, gave notice that he
would question the Government "a to what
steps have been taken TO recover the sur
plus Of the Alabama award.
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The Russian SuteIsic

ST. PETERSBURG, March l3.-M. Perfilief,
Director 81 the Post-0ffice and formerly
chief Of the chancellerie OF NJ. MarkOfl,
who committed suicide yesterday, made an
attempt az suicide recently.
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n,oEs. STATIONERY. A~-

,pHE NEWEST BOoks.-Ice Pack and
Il Tundra. 81: life of Adonlrsn Jeison, y
Nolre a. Le.diug and spsakt0g, sl.5O; tecoiiec-
tions OF Dean II niey. vi: The tihnd ph'r s
81 Era. AID char g r IS tii>SirN, st-eS, 49,
DIV hnh lS-eodSwI bEChWlfh fAkhAN'
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-laTr Speculation Opcnod hrn aDH " htT.tlIy MN
higher than Yesterdays close, the latter HANNIBAL
and 81 Joe preferred. After partial reaction IN
aftey ii O'Clock recorded an advance ranging from
10 Ia In which Denver and Rso urahdt, Wa.
bssh prsferred, Omaha, the Northern faclnes. and
LINTON Paciac were the mast conspicuous Prom
then an near O'Clock the market was dpll and
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Destructive Fire In Texas.

. GALVESTON. March ia Neics Hills
boro' special says fire Hast night destroyed
buildings and stock valued at $4,000. In
snrance. Sln.nn0
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Escape Of Louise Michel.

PARIS, March i3.-Louise Michel has
escaped 10 Ardennes. She writes % Henri
Rocheiort that she will appear before the
Judges when her trial 0ccurs.
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by Telegraph.
NFW YtJRK.

NEW YORK. March l3-Noon.-stocks weak.
MONEY. Tag per cent ENchanRe-Long' fels
short. is3... state bonds neglected "O'eTNiheh's
hrm. e,,5 . ,,, -
regular but strong: new D = 1882 Do nv - :
/ i2a: new A.. 1885,; new ; IO3H. M"h'y' 80
I 3 nsr cent state neglected. Treasury balances
coin. sl264I4: currency. s6,4eo.
StocE- dull. heavy, and lower. -,
-. 4. 2 d.
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sew YORK. March -. Ccunn-Nd rcceipis.
qsl bales. gros- receipts. BIO bales. tginrs
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