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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-07
RICHMOND MARKETS.

Country Produce.
App1es: s1.5O@s2 z barrel; eating aprles,32
B1csioar: SI@32c. = n.
Blacs-O OAK Bark Eossed. $3.50 & 2.2i0 ihs.;
butter: stnctlyprime. 236 25c. good 10 prime
lsa2Oc.: poor 10 fair l2@l6c. Market active
~ corn S,i Neal: G0@G5c. per bushel for country:
Drfed Ffuu: Apples. slice ,. o g &C.; hlackber-
rlcs. ia re-; cherries. lGGl7c. Market active
LIRE Foris: Hens 3Oc.: chickens. large
25c.: other size. l56, poe.
Eggs: Fresh, l7@lSc stale. l2@l5c.' crates
fedtGers: Prime live-goose, 5O@52c. common
yFiarseed: s1.O5asllO = hushel: ,
Han: Virginia timothy. 7OM zoe: clover
mixed, o0@7oc.; clover 5Oc.; low grades very
dnll.
Potatoes: Irish choice potatoes. s2Ws2.2O
barrel: culls. flnsl.25.
Peaches. Peck-boxel. Soc: half-bushel. 75c.@
sl.25 bushel. Sl.5OMs2. All fancy fruits ma Il
'' P1sSr , s1.5O@s25O for bushel
boxes: Duchess. .laS2 for bushel-boNes
Roots: Ginseng. slAOMsl.4J e 10. seneca. tree
of tops 4O6f5c. = N.
Onions: - F'baueL
Peanuts: 3c.@Sc. as 10 quality.
Rye: 60@65e. 2 bushel.
SuHLac; Prime. 81.
STACKS: 60@65c.
Bdled TrGi1 80 4Oc.
tH,5g" washed, 88c.; unwashed, 25e. Bury
wool VIII bring from 10 90. {. n. less tnan ABOVE
rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
ctmen,: Rosenda.e. s1.45@$l.50 g barrel;
James River. - 40@Sl as; - N...,o,. pooL-
Lime. Aaricultnrai. Sd lpc. = bushel' TOOK
land. -l.1O@Si.l5, according 10 quantity; 'irgl-
mp PlGstcr. Lump, "a; ground. IS; calcined
pllster, sl.7J.
y,gr | .ar.yp size. 81.
Drugs. DyestuiTs. Oils. &c.
1ie e $3.50 p gallon.
Concentrated Lge: s2-7o@s5.oO q case Of 10"
dozen.
cocfiReai: soc. 2 n.
Extract Of LOqloO0d: l6c.
Indi0O: 10000.
Nadder: lac. a-a-r
oiis: Lnseed G2e: machine eo s2e!1Ic a,
h,.ed nr-coi OIL 5OmG0c. lard S5c.; sweet. - e
dozen: bet .ilad. $50: castor. sl;on . tan@mn'
Virginia iuIricating 10@4Oc-; Kerosene &C.
cash. 4 gallon.
So Soda sal, lk@2c., in kegs; English soda oe'
american. 3hG4c.
SpirRs TarDeatiRe: JOc.
Dry Goods.
| o-,.,s. Nerrimaek, 6lsc.; Meuimaek Shirting,
| NE Richmond &C.; South bridge, oe; ra AIM
| Scc: Sprague. &C.; Spraene ~hirting; o~c.; DUN
MR. 6i'c: Aliens, &C.; Manchester; &c. W ash
i az. fir. Mallory Pink, GNr Mallory Purple.
az. SIMPSON MORNING, 6kc., simpson Grey; 6Ec.;
| simpSon Black, &c; Harmony &C. hsnian"
' Biedeiea Sings end Shestings 3 ESvs ss
cnIity. &C.: 10 Jack horn.r' 9ae'' puw%u
\ H,rris. 6Gc a. Farmont- b.e:. "a refrain
a. 7Hc.4-i Gladiator. Sc: a. Barker. sc.. a.
| Farewell. &C.; IA WanreSaan LIZ io-f Ai"ha"-
mock. 25c.: 1914 Pequot, S2se. ~. A.,
Broom tons Maoehsss osssr A, ese; N1 A.
e ena lanes River A q. o., 54c.: James River
n ~. axe. lanes River ID. d.. 1e
| Foreign Fruits and Candy.
| Candy: l2X@l3c. q n.
| Isao1s. sSas6 Z hox.
Oranges s5@s6 rIoS.
groceries. &c.
p,.on. tlear-rib sides very scarce e@94e.
D, m, s.Gs4c.: Virginia shoulders, lOe-
Virginia hog-round,. l5c. Virginia hams, large rec
LlIec MAN hams. lsAeei5c.; canvased hans
iiek@i7r.: bulk sides, 7k&sc.; bulk should
crs suess;s: Painted, two hoops, sl.ed9sl.so
three hoops, sI,7S@ss'
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vcrsIty authorities refuse to outline their
defence. A decree opening the final ac-
counting. by consent OF Executor Beard
man and the University authorities, was
made to-day at hearing In the surrogate's
Court here. The issue involves the title TO
the celebrated Fiske mansion, on Univer.
sity bin. and other property, in addition to
personal estate. The date Is not yet agreed
upon for hearing. The action OF Profess
sor Fiske Is irreconcilable with his public
address at the laying Of the cornerstone at
the last commencement.
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ADanyille Policeman shot.

~ tcItYrlph 70 Ibt DIspi'tHsI
DANyILLE. VA, September G.-Police-
man j. c. Parks was shot and dangerously
wounded this evening by John 4. Fer
ousson. Parks had warrant for the ar
rest OF Ferguson on the charge Of beating
and threading the life. Of woman with
whom he had been living for some tine
and 10 whom he had only been recently
married. When he approached Ferguson
10 arrest him the latter shot him, the ball
entering the abdomen.
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Burnfn: OF a Monastery Near Baltt-
fGy telegraph To the Dispatch.

bN ItINtTdIlH U IIIt DI'PI'NI'I
BALTIMORE, September est. JoSeph's
Passiomst Monastery, three miles west OF
this city. on the Frederick turnpike, was
DESTROYED by fire at late hour last night.
The monastery was a three-story and man
sard structure, built Of granite, but all the
partitions were OF wood. so that the fire
could not be controlled. A church adj
Joining, in process Of construction, was
also considerably damaged. The fire orig
mated from timers pot left on the roof
by workmen. The damage i from $4,000
10 SO. 900, upon which there is said to be
partial insurance.
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Prices at other house, ranged thesame.l
LOUISVILLE MA>UFACTUREDT TOBACCO
MARKET.
SEPTEMBER Ave quote rs follows;
10
N,v WORK TOBACCO MARKET.

SFPTEMBFR 5.-FOr western leaf there l.
strong market on most grades. The exporters are
moderate buyers. Offerings OF ne low graoes are
especially rcseryed. Seedieaf Is taken more freely
by tie home trade and brings firm prices. sales:
800 hog-heads kentucky leaf IL 7Mlfc.; 100
eases 1882 New England at l2m3Vc.; 200 cases
1850 PENNSYLVANIA on private terms; 400 eases
1882 Wisconsin Havana At lim l0c.: 800 bales
Havana at sOc.tL el.l5.-JOuTHGl " COn.Herct.
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WO<bD AND (sDAp.

ALL SIZES ANTHRACITECO COAL. Red
N and White Ash; WEST VlRGiSiA STINT
COAL. uneIuslled for CRATES /: best BRIGHT
UoPF and MIDLOTHIAN CRATE GOALS:
EUREKA NATURAL COKE, the hnest tocSing
sawed. split and Long, All promptly delivered.
carefully we gbed and easnred, AZ lowest market
urces which 81 = the interest OF all parties 10 bny
ra,y .cfore farther advance, 81 722 east Main
"tr'c,. J. u. WATKINS.
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An Attempt 10 fnvaiidate n Wife's
VIII.
TBy telegraph TO the DisDaieh.

TBy telegraph 10 the DisDaich.l
ITHACA, y. Y. September 6--This'eve-
ping's issue OF the Ithaca Joarna! contains
an account Of five columns in length OF an
attempt now being made by Professor VIII
lard Fiske, ex-Librarnn OF the Cornell
University, TO annul the win OF his wife,
the late Jennie McGraw FIske. by which
that University received q million and a
bali dollars. The ground on which the
action Is brought is clause in the charter
;orbidding the University to hold pro-
perry In excess Of s3,ooo,O0o. The Uni
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Drowned while Attempting 10 Escape
Arrest.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

LANCASTER, Pa, september 6.-Samuel
Peters, aged twenty'three, OF Lebanon
was drowned yesterday afternoon IN the
Pennsylvania canal, at Shocks Mills, this
county. The young man, with two COM
panions. had been stealing ride on the
railroad, and in endeayoring to escape ar
rest they attempted to swim across the ca
nal, Peters losing his life IN the attempt.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT Or RICHMONb, SEPTEMBER u, 1858.
AHnIXEn.


steamer Wyanoke. Hulphers. New York, mer-
ctauf use and passengers. G., ". Allen & Co.
steamer Pioneer, Plat, Philadelphia, morchan-
disc. j. ". NcCarrick. agent
:. hoonor l.. A. hose. Van Zant. Philadelphia,
coal Richmond and Danyille Railroad Company.
Schooner 4. r.. Cranner, Faltcnbure, Philadi-
pima. coal, Richmond and Danvtile Railroad Com
pIny -.
Schooner Sarah A. Boyce. Candy, Philadelphia
coal. j. r. Cotirell.
schooner Lulu NJ CULLEN. insloy. Philadelphia,
pig-irOn, Old Dominion Iron aud Nail-Wofks.
sAILET.
Steamer Ariel Clifford, Norfolk, United states
mail, IN .rchandIse, aud passengers. l.. u. Tatun.
ssuperi HfsDdeut
Schooner ". A. Achorn, Achorn. New York.
coal. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company;
vessel. Curtis Parker
Schooner annie V. Bergen. Chambers. Proyi-
dence. pie-lron, I ynchburg Iron Company; YES
sci. Curt & Park'r.
mig Neya, The baut. Pahia. four
Schooner 4. \. Ltaming, Lee, New J ORR ga
Point Of Rocks. 10 lOsd wood.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIvE-sTOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
SEPTEMBER 3.-Prlccs this week ranged n fol-
lows:
Becf Cutfie.-Nery best. Sc: good. 4sf4kc.:
medium or good fair quality Digit ca'tiej' 3isyG
BE-: common 2fH3c.
BuilS.-3@4r.. the latter for extra.
Uiica COics.-s22as45.
VedIs.-S5Msl3 per head.
Shffp.-3xG4 i.c.
Lalnbs.-4aj,c.
H0gS.--7 10 8 &C.. net.
hb5ut Dos head OF beef cattle. 449 hogs. and
27o sheen ana lambs were on the market during
~
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Two Men Killed by a Boiler Explosion.
Ipy ,elegraph TO the Dispatch

TOY ttItgfaph 70 tlt T'IsIatVI'J
LANCASTER, Pa, September 6.-The
boiler OF q steam-thresher on the farm OF
Abraham Overholtzer, in Dauphin county,
exploded yesterday afternoon, instantly
killing Simon Brinser, the engineer, aud
Jacob j. Kline. both OF Elzabethtown.
The explosion was due to lack OF water IN
the boiler.
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HoRsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE, GOOD
TpIsG.--Dr. Adam Miller, Chicago, H.,
SAYS: IL have recommended Horsford's
Acid Phosphate TO my patients, and have
received very favorable reports. IL Is one
of the very few really valuable preparations
now offered 10 the afflicted. In practice
OF thirty-lye years have found afew good
things, md this is one Of them"
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COMMERCIAL.
,RAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. September 6. 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 94S bushels. Red, 1861
bushels.
CoRN.-White. 752 bushels.
OATS.-209U bushels.
EYE.-2if bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHFAT.-Whte, 94s bushels common 10 very
good ri 9Oc. % S1.l7. Red, 3,i ls bushels COM
mon o. prime LOngberrY at slOS 10 sl.lS;
f763 bushels mixed al Sl.05 TO r1.l4; 1902
bushels common to very good shortberry at sl.O5
TO Sl.13.
CORN.-W White, 7l4 bushels fair 10 very good AT
co 10 62c.
OATs.-3O bushels very good spring at 3Sc.
RYE.-7O bushels prime ut zoe.
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Lighthouse Burned.

by telegraph 70 The Dlsiattch.I
NEW ORLEANS, September c. special
TO the Times Democrat says: The light
house at Pass Marion was destroyed by fire
last night. Two young men, the only in
mates, drifted of on a door and were res
cued by Captain Guile, Of the tug Leo.
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L0UIsyILLE LEAr.TOBACCO MARKET

SEPTEMBER 4.--1he Louisville House sold %
hogsheads { hogsheads Davies county leaf and
ohio-countv Tugs at IS. rs and ~ 90 o bogsheads
Builcr-county leaf and Tugs ut s6.25, $500
$3.50. $3.50. $40. s6.45. 1913. 50, and 50. o.
: hogsheads leaf and Tugs NJ 1873. Sl5.7 ,
$3.50, slO. $3.50, s14.73 Solo, and sl3.2j.-
COUTier-JOuTHIt
tprices NJ other bousps ranged theslme1
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ADDoIuaffOv.

THE DEMOCRATIC CAUSE STRENGTHENING
HOUSE NOMINATION..
Especial telegram TO the D'spatch.l
APPoMATTOX COURTHOUSE, VA, Septem-
Der G.-Colonel Coleman met II. +. HUBBARD
in discussion to-day and won new laurels
for himself and greatly strengthened the
cause OF Democracy in this county.
DR.. Robertson was nominated for the
L egislature-a splendid selection. Our
friends are jubilant.
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V'HE BEST CURE FOR DISEASES OF
4 THE NERVES, brain, and muscles, Is
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.

MARION, MAss.--Dr. y. :. Rugcle, says " ! re-
commend Browns Iron Bttcrs as valued tonic
for enrcblng the blood and removing all dyspep-
tic SYMPTOMS. IL does not hurt the teeth
HUSTsyILLE, ALA.-Dr. j. T. Ridley SAYS:
Browns Iron Bittcrs Is \ good appetizer and
merits attention from sufferers
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will be paid 10 amy eheml-, who will nnd' on an
alysis ~ 100 bottles =. :. =. one parts N on hes-
curry lOdide Potassium. or any mineral .n-t nee
TuE SWIFT rrEClFiC tOHPAN1.
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
Rsr- Wrne for The itt.e book. which will be mall
"a -. q 4-lw
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Frank ys,nss Acquitted.

icy telegraph to tho Dispateh.J
ST.. LOUIS, September GA dispatch
from Galatin says the jury has returned
verdict OF acquittal in the Frank James
case.
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NV WORK PEANUT mARKrT.

SEPTEMBER 5.-A strong market noted on
moderate air 10 demand, with hight stocks. Quo
talions are: For Virginia, l0Aaslle; q 10. Tor
fancy Land picked; l0kc. for Other. grades
OF haad-p.cked, aud 9GlOc. for farmers' soocs'
Jou.-sal Of Commerce.
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FIoIif.

Flour We quote: h.ne. <30s3.50; superdne,
s3.2Jws3.75: extra, si.75@s5; family, S5G
$500: Patent family. S6iGe7.
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. srPT. 6, 1883 .
[By Telegraph

steamer Luray. SchermerhOrn, Norolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. Chesapeake and ohio
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
steamer AccOinac. Delk. merchandise and pas
songers. >mithheld. Chesapeake and Ohio Hallway
Company land s3iied on refuTnl.
steiner Northampton. Nctarrick. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers. Chesapeake and ONO
Railway Iompauy land sailed on return.
steamer PamlicO, Brakeman. Smithteld, mer~
chandise and passengers Chesapeake and Ol.c
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
Schooner Grace Andrews, -, Norfolk, lieht
20 load coal.
SAILED.
Steamer Richmond. JENNY. New York. mer-
chandisc, Ola DOuiI ion steamship Company.
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COAL AND WOOD.

" .,,,-,,
COAI-An kinds 81 ANTHRACITE Tor grs'ess
sfoye. and furnaces. under shelter AMI Dry. hAsi
BANK LIMP SPLINI, $3.50: Hail. ,PLiNT,
s5--be,t Ia the market. ~
PINE WOOD. LIS and ~ per h.lf-corf oAh
WOOD. ~. rs per half cord Lone WOOD, saxs1
and spiii for kindling. 1905 Cary street, or 5oo
an 2 ca PAGE
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THE TURF.
Shcepshead.Bay Races.

BY telegraph To the Dispatch
SHEEPSHEAD BAY, &. l., September c.
First race-three quarters Of mile. for
two-year olds-won by Matte Il. Modesty
second, and Percules third. Time, Iii.
Second race-One mile ard furlong, for
three-year-olds- by Referee; Breeze
second, and Vintage third. Time. l:5s.
Third race-sweepstakes Of SO each,
with $500 added. mile and one sixteenth
Valusia WON Navarro second, Rochester
third. Time, 1:j54.
Fourth race-handicap sweepstakes OF
$50 each. with $50 added, one and half
mies-Amazon won; Bootiack second,
Freeand thirG. Time. 2:39.
Fifth Tace-purse $500, selling allow
ances. three quarters OF a mile-Knlght
Templar won; Lytton second, Belle Bag
third. Tine, l:1G4.
Sixth race-steeple-chase sweepstakes
Of $50 each. with $500 added. full course
Jim McGOwan won; Disturbance second.
SPIDER third. Time, j:23.
Lexington. Ky., Fall Meeting.
LEXINGTON, KY, september G.-The fall
meeting OF the Kentucky Association began
here to-day. The weather was bright and
warm: attendance slim; track hard and
NliAN UTILIZE ii1il Aiih AeN4h7 VI lfNi
quality.
First race-for all ages, one mile-Lizzie
S. won; Liatunah second. Belle OF the
Highlands third. Time. l:4j.
second race-Niley stakes for three-year-
olds. one and half miles-Niolator won !;
Obermeyer second, Queen Ban third. Time,
2:4l.
Third race-Glley stakes for two-year-
olds, three-quarters OF a mile-Eya 5. had
practically walk-oyer, winning by a
length with ease. Time, 1:l1t.
An American Horse Wins ut Croydon.
LONDON. September 6.-Tbe September
meeting at Croydon opened to-day. The
race for the Croydon weller handicap was
won by Mr.. j. Il. Keene's three-year-old
BAY colt Bolero. MIR. Silyester's three
vear-old brown colt Protector came in Sc
cond. and Ignstius third. There were
four starters. Bolero led throughout, and
won by a length.
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FURSITURk.

Turing THE NEXT SIXTYn
~ DAYS we offer unusual lndueemenfs In -
80, mani ~ new styles and patterns In PAR-Sf
IoR. THAMBER. and DININ6-RO0M SETS.
sno" 49,, s,nc, As we seldom fall 10 make sales
,,i,sre the goods please. We have some very fine
sIpFBokRDs aud PLUSH-covERED PAR
LOR SUITS very cheap. IL 1AIhhlGHT
son. l6 Governor stree'. Je io-sm
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NJ ERCURY

mas been more destructive 10 human health and
lie than war; pestlencc, and famine combined.
So said distinguished writer many years ago. and
II Is a. true to-day rs then. The poor victim of
Blood Disease Is drugged with Mercury TO cure
the Inalady, and then doscd with Iodides TO cure
him OF the Mercuril Poisoning; but instead OF
any relief. The first breaks down his general health
ana makes him a cripple, and the other ruins his
digestive organs. To those afflicted In this way
swift's Specific Is The greatest b on on earth. anu
Is worth more than IT. weghtin gold. IL anudotes
this Mercurlal Poison, tones up thc system, and
brings the saferer back 10 health and happiness.
Every erson who has ever been saliyatcd should by
all means take a thorough course Of this remedy.
One gentleman who had been c0nsned 10 MS bed
SIX weeks with Mercurial Rheumatism has been
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,,rpCuaNDIsE BROKERS.
CRENsHAW & CO., ,no
MERCHANDISE BR0kERs,

on,,on contracts in grain and proyisions. Cut
ton aud petroleum Doagh' a nao so'S on chicago
an, AM Nt,,oct' Telephone No., 5S5. Reference
T,rat National Baak, Richmond, Va. e 2.lm
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NEW YORK sUMAC MARKET.
SEPTEMBER 5.-sumac rules ri strong prices,
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FINANCIAL.
RrCHMoND STOCK EXCHANGE

THURSDAY. September @. 1888.
sALEs-FrRsT BoARD.-700 Richmond city 6's
at 1921: 10 shares Petersburg Railroad stock a,
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NEW YORK. September G.-Coiion-Net re-
ceipts. 3 itaes; gross. - bales. Futures closed
sleidy; sales. $4,000 bales: sepiemher slo.f q ;
October, Sln.l3: November, $1,000 -l0,21 /.
December, SlO.3l; January, sl0f2mSlO43;
February. SlO.55@Sl0.56: March, sl0.6SN
$1,000: April, sIo.Tagsl0.sl: MAY. el0.9l9
sIO.92: June. sll.01@flO 60: july. slo.l2.
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One gentleman who had been c0nsned 70 his bed
SIX weeks with Mercurial rheumatism has been
cured entirely, aud speak, IN the hghest praise vi
49, - ,hatfauoogD. Tenn.
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Count de Chambord,s VIII.
Iling Alfonso In Pnris.

PARIS. September G.-King Alfonso and
suite arrived here at $50 o'clock this morn
ing. He was received at The railway STA
ton by General PIttie on behalf of Presi-
dent Grevy, and by Duke de Fernan MI
nez, the Spanish Ambassador here. and 4
large deputation OF Spanish residents.
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Chief OF tho House of bourbon.

PARIS, September G.-The Union tLegiti-
mist to-day publishes note recognizing
the Count OF Paris as the chief OF the House
of Rnnrhnn in France.
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VIENNA, September eight hundred
workmen assembled in the suburbs Of this
city to-day and engaged in riotous demon
STATIONS. They refused to disperSe, where
upon the mob was charged by the troops
and soon scattered.
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NOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DExECUTED NJ the DISPATCH fsiNTiS0.
NOCsI
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roALBUEGU SPLINT COAL;
sPLINT COAL.

csel screened aud lspt dsy under she!'ss.
= II. HAMES.
txos Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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p.,.on. tlear-rib sides very scarce. 9a94e.;
D,... s.Ms.c.: Virginia shoulders, lOe-'
rsrn,nis hog-ronnd l5c. Virginia hams, large,
i5I6i5ec.: small. ls.@l Ic.; sugar cured, iot
ieI@i7r': bulk sides, 7k&sc.; bulk should
ers; S,stse' Painted, two hoops, sl.ed@sl.so;
three hoops, sl,72@s2.
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CHOOSES ct AUTRES,

N. Guillotte q inform6 le CITY
Item que de l'argent q 6t6 paye
aux membres de- Ia Legislature,
pour passer l'Acte 90. Le- mon
tant variait de $1,000 i $500.
Ces sommes 6taient charg6es au
oompte de d6peuses accideutelles.
II Went de mourir ! Lockhaven,
Penn, un ancien soldat francais
nomm6 Martin Table, qui q servi
SOUS 10 premier Napoleon ct que
Ion croft etre 10 dernier suryivant
du l49me regiment.
Les d6nonciateurs des meur.
triers do Phoenix Park Went de
gutter l'lrlande aprAs avoir recu
du gouvernement, l'un $1,000 ct
l'autre E25O.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-23
LIE CUR human.

On 10 souvient qu'su cours de
l'enquste sur les horreurs de
lAlmhouse de Texksbury le gou'
verneur Botler q produit CONNIE
piece de conviction une -peau hu'
maine tsnete, quill await fait sal
sir par un detective dams une tan
nerie do Weymouth. Aujourdhui
le tanneur r6clamme 90 peau, On
d6clarsnt que c'est "a propri6t6 Q.
que 90 con6scstion est ill6gale.
LIE gouverneur refuse de ID rem
dre, par le.motif que nul, / son
avis ne peut dereuir' l6gitimemen.
propri6taire de- peaux humaiues'
81 le tanneur pense autremcnt
quill s'adresse ! ID justice. En- at
tendant, le general Butler . Ia
peau ct il Ia garde, avec Ia deter
mination, quand CO document hu
main" aura pleinement accompli
son objet CONNIE piece de convic
ton, de lui faire donner une &C.
pulture d6cente.
Leiustice Va probablement etre
appellee / d6cider 81 10 peau liti'
gieuse doit etre rendue au repoe
de Ia tombe on employee ! con:ec'
.tionner dee chaussure "de che
vteau."
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-23

Un nomm6 Jean. .B.ptisse Artqs
homme do coaleur. demeurant dan.
le hspt Do l. psroisse. s'etant en-
busqu6 une huit de !. semaine
,'9erniere, . attenda qa'un nommt
Marcel 1int A'.passer par II, el
sortant tout I coup do 50 50 re
'traite; :Jean:Bapsiste commenea I
fsire pleuvoir sar d t1te, Of sur Il
dos Do l'aatre, .des eodps d. bs&opl
bien dirig6s ct entretenus. Marcel
apres s'stre sauve par isi par Ii
ct ne pouvant plus parer les coup.
redoubl6s de son antagonist, tira
de "a poche un couteau ct en- por
ta deux coups ! Jean. Baptiste, en-
l6gitime defense.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-06-23
.Juri de Police
Lundi, 2 Avril 1883:

AUuubs q "a AOOOs
LIE juri de police s'est s'assem.
bIee ce jour en- session r6guliere 4
Ia maisou de cour 4 Abbeville.
Pr6seats:--Howard Hoffpauir,
president, ct les membres don't les
noms suivent, savoir : NM. Brous.
sard, Nnnez, Primeaux, Trahan,
Thibeaux ct Vanslyke.
Les minutes de Ia derni6re Sc
ance sont lues ct adoptees.
NJ. J. T. Broussard ayant don.
ne des raisons valables pour ne
pAs avoir assister d Ia derni6re Sc.
auce, a 6t6 excuse.
LIE Comit6 des Finances SONNET
le rapport suivant, lequel fut lu et
adopt6 ct ordonn6 quill sQit trans
crit sur les minutes +:
A l'Hon. le President ct membres
du jur, de police pour la pa
roisse Vermillon.
LIE Comite des Finances ont ex:
anime le livre j souches du col
lecteur 4 partir du Ter jusqu'au 81
Mars 1883. inclusive. ct y ont
trouv6 que le collector await col
lect6 CONNIE suit
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Pendant cette semaine 6tant lie
temps de 10 retraite des enfants
de Ia promiere commupion. il y
await un grand. nombre d'enfants
au village.

Les ecoles publiques de 10 pa
roisse Vermillon ont 6te ferm6ea
cqtte semaine. Ellie seront r6ou.
vsrtes en septembre. probable
mont. Les gamins non sont pas
fach9s. lis sont tout rayounants
de plsisir. II J . plusieurs 6coles
qui .s'ouf pas marches cette sn'
n6e ! cause du manque dinstitu-
teurs.< n;y.a assez d'srgent az
.eodre pour les faire aller uue bon
no partis De l'annee.