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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-19

AT the opening of business on the Stork IN
change 10. day irm feeling prevailed ana lrlcS.
rose !, 10 q. This was followed bya sharp aitacS
on the Canada Southern. the price breaking 81, 10
a6k which carried the Whole market down VIVA
II naturally other Vandcrbllts coming next IN
noint of weakness. THIS decline was br0ngl'
about by rumOrs that the meeting OF 1rlnk-Llhe
representatives Tomorrow would not be hdrho
NOUS The principal sellers OF these shares were
room -iraders. I'm the general list the decline
ranged from = to II, Louisville and Nashville
Denver Lackawanna, and Northern PACING pre-
ferred leading. During the afternoon trading was
on a limited scale, and prices recovered : 70 l.
At the close this was partially lost. business was
checked late in the dtY, owing 20 disposition on
the plrt of spectators 10 await developments IN
the Western Union matter. The appointment OF
a committee 10 hear the grievances Of ihe opera
tors had but little effect speculation, the fact
was not generally known ill after Exchange
hours. Compared with last nights closing. prices
show very little change, and, rs a RUE Is 70 y
lower except for Nanderbts. which declined go
- Canada Pacific fell of 81, 20 ~; san Fran.
cisco common q. 10 30; san Francisco preferred
/, TO So: Colorado Coal |. To 27.. Richmond ana
DanyiIe rose Ia. 10 Ga: Jersey Central, New
York Central. Manitoba. aud Richmond ana Dan
Vile lent Hat. Transactions $4,000 shares.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. July l6.-Virglna 6's. consolidated
40: past-duc coupons, A; new lO-4U's, 33s
new 3's, 81. Bid.
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rho Condemned watermeIons.

10y telegraph 10 Tue DlspaIch'J
NEW YORK, July 1S.-The inspector OF
the cargo OF watermelons which arrived
here Saturday from the South, and about
which there has been considerable news
,aner talk. makes the following statement {:
p"Th The steamer Tallahassee contained about
% 600 melons. Out Of that number j con-
Jemned in the neighborliood OF 1000, or
about 10 per cent, including those bro
Zen cracked, etc. Old dealers inform me
that this number Is not quite the average
of so large load.
rS;,,nad1 THOMAS III. FERRIS.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. July Is, 1883.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk, United states
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. II. Tatuu,
superintendent.
SAILED.
Schooner Sarah A. Ludlam. ROckhil, Boston.
coal. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company;
vessel. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner John :. Beacbam. Quillin, Stamford,
bark. A. q. Goodman: yeSssl. Curtis K Parker.
schooner William :. McCabc. Williams. Hart
ford ria Bayonne, n. j.. slaves and coal vessel,
Curtis K Parker.
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. july Is, 1883.
lBy telegraph

Steamer Luray, Schermcrhorn, Norfolk. mel
chandse and passengers, Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company land sailed on returnl
steamer Accomac. Delk, merchandise and pas
sengers, Smithheld. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company land sailed on returnD.
Steamer Northampton, McCarrick, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake aud Ohio
Railway Company land sscd on RETURN.
steamer Pamllco, Brakeman. smithfeld, mer-
chandse and passengers. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
Steamer Juniata. Doggett, West Point. merchan-
disc, Old Dominion steamship Company.
ship Macaulay. Bennett. West ront.
Schooner Samuel :. Thorpe, Bailey, New York.
light to load coal
SAILED.
Schooner W. H. Bailey. Bailey. New York coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
Schooner Eagle Rock Hammond Boston. coal,
Chesapeake and Onto Railway Company.
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Baseball Yesterday.
70. ,o,ogr,nb 10 the Dispaicl.l

fBy telegraph 70 INC DISP''O"I
Pittsburg: Metropolitans, o; AlIeghe-
nys, /. Wi. !. C,ava,.na ~
Detroit. providence, 10; Detroit, 5.
Ch;csgo Boston, o; Chicago, Q.
Ruffaio. Philadelphias. ] ! Buffalo, 5.
Ion;syille Eclipse, ; Columbus, 2.
81. Louis: Cincinnati, 3; st, Louis, 5.
baltimore Baltimore, 0; Athletic, 10.
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..u,noastern Tariff Association.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., July lS.-The South
eastern Tariff Association met at Asheville
TO-DAY. An organization was effected,
with Clarence Knowles, OF Atlanta, as
president. Seyenty-fiye delegates were
present. and more are expected. No bust.
ness was transacted, the Convention adj
iourning until tomorrow.
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HOTELS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

GUNNER BOARDERS. - CARLION
- UOTsF, Scottsyille, Aibcmarie county, Va,
ssventv-nine miles from Richmond, on the hlle-
SLonv railroad, az the foot OF the Blue Ridge
Mountains. has been newly ntted 70, ana Us now
men far SIMMER BOARDfis az $40 per month,
~ per week. Special rates for families. Livery
attached. Apply TO *. u, oooDnaH;
iy b-eodsw proprietor. scottsNlie.
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strike of Telephone Linemen'

By WItETdFTT 10
CHICAGO, July 1S.-The linemen OF tn
telephone company in this city went out
on n strike at noon to-day, and held a meet
ing at 2 O'Clock this afternoon to outline
future course OF action.
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BUgsETJ's COCAINE promotes the
growth OF tlpD hair and renders 1t dark and
glossy. II holds, Ia n liquid form, large
proportion OF deodorized cocoanut-oil,
prepared expressly for this purpose. No
other compound possesses the peculiar
properties which SO exactly suit the va
ricus conditions Of the humanhair.
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Ey Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July NOOn.-stocks weaker.
Money. 2m2'. per cent EXchauge-LOng. 4S3s
short. 4S7. Governments dulL state bonds dull
Ecenfag -rXcnanve. tS34. Money, 2aI% PER
cent Su0-Treasury balances-Gold. Sll0'9O9'-
mo currency, S7,693.000. Governments gene
rally unchanged: new SIS, l0l bid; A. per cents
lI2H: per cents, 11sss; per cents, lob. State
4. tttst1
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Flour.
BY Telegraph.

Flour We quote: ZINE, ssa:3'5O; ssperane'
Emily. is ,Gs5.25: Patent family, s6@s7.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Election Riot I'm Ireland.
fly cable to the Dispatch.I


DrBLJN. July 1S.-After the result OF
Mailing had been declared at Wexford yes
terday the O'Connor Don drove along Main
street under escort. The party was halted
by bavonets. Several persons were wounC-
ed-one through the lungs. Thirty police
men were injured-twelye seriously. Some
OF the policemen were isolated, knocked
down, and trampled upon. Healey and
Sexton finally undertook to restore order;
and the police were withdrawn. In q
speech last evening Healey said that ttA
police had behaved sayagely.
Cholera Notes.
ALEXANDRIA, July 1S.-TEe reports OF
the deaths from cholera yesterday are as
follows: At Damietta, IS; at Mansourah,
As; at Menzaeh, AZ; at Samanoud, %; at
Cbobar, II; at Cairo, II; at Chlrbm, q;
and at Talka, 6.
LoNpON. July 1S.-General Sir Evelyn
Wood commander Of the forces in Egypt,
who had embarked at Suez for England,
has returned by order OF the khedlye IN
consequence OF the appearance OF cholera
in Cairo. ,.h.
from cholera in this city during the twenty
four hours ending at 8 O'Clock this morn.
Il
inc WAS siyty-One. The cordons around
infected places have all been abandoned.
MARsEiLLEs, July ls.-Seyeral cases OF
cholera have developed at Palma, Maioiea,
and MANY families are fleeing thence TO the
mainland OF Spain.
LONDON, July ia dispatch TO the
Dalu Ne,rS from Alexandra says tne case
OF an English woman here suspected 10 Dt
| - =. - -, aholorn nroypd IN he cast
% diarrhma. The patient died because o.
her renewal to the hospital. As there h
much doubt that the epidemic Is tru'
Asiatic cholera. 1t Is possible that thu
wrong treatment is killing hundreds o
sufferers. The European Commission !
urgently required to investigate the mat
ter. Special dispatches from Cairo a s
thai the number OF deaths there iron
cholera far exceeds the number given Il
the official report.
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COBB'S ISLAND. VA, THE ONLY

COBB'S ISLAND, Va, THE ONLY
" SEASIDE RESORT IN VIRGINIA.
The fnogs and safest Surf-Bathing: Ocean,
Channel. q nd shark -Fi,hing. and snipe-Shooting.
Hotel Physician Dr. L. a. FiTZHrGu.
TERMS: " per day; sl2 per week; sfOpr
month.
Route From Old Point by steamer Northtmp.
ton 10 Cherrystone every Monday, "Wednesday, and
Friday. Tile Baltimore ana Washington steamers
make conr ection with the Northampton. Addrss
NV I5.3n j. T. SPADY.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. duly 10. 1883.
SALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-1, 900 Virginia sew 3's
at sly; $500 Virginia new 3's. registered. at
52's; s249 Virginia 1910 coupons tJuy, 1881
at45.
SECOND BoARD.-1, 900 Atlanta and Charlotte
incomes at 10; 10 shares Petersburg Railroad
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT-Whitc, 80 bu.hels very g1od 70
rrime M SLY 20 sl.lS. Red, 1886 bushels
ccammon to primc Lougberry at soc. 10 81 10 {;
ia bushels mixed on private terms: 3So bushels
choice shoribcrry private terms 2,Oio bushels
c,n,non IN very good shOrtberry at Doe u slI4.
'VT',ncRX'EWhite, ,9O2 bushels good 20 very good
M "a 10 65c.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
THE NATURAL BRIDGE.

OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS
ALL TIE YEAR ROUND. 4 pleasant summer
resort for the tourist. pleasure seeker. or invalid.
Terms moderate. Trains run through saturday
night. EDWARD III. FISHER.
Iy Io-tAulO Derintendent.
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TOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DExECUTED at the DispATCh PRINTING
HOUSE
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA,

AS A DYSPEPTIC WATER WITHOUT A
RIVAL.
1900 FEET ABOVE THE LEVEL OF THE
SEA.
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COMMERCIAL.
BRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whlte, 362 bushels. Red, 1870 BUSH
CoRN.-White. 1852 bushels Mixed, 574 BUSH
els
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NEW YORK.

Nxw YORK, July lS.-COtton duh and easy:
sai'.s 23O bales: uplands. l0c.; orleans luec:
consoldated net receipts, 1877 bales: exports-o
Great Britain. 1859 bales; 10 cOntIhent' I,l9i
Wbeat-Cash firm; prices without marked
change: No. 2 spring nominal; nngri"cd red
osc Casl 10: ungrtded white, sLOo@ si.it' No.
D rod. 81. 10: July. sl.l4. C0rn-Cash Ale &c
lower, closing firm, with 4 recovery OF 80 ic;, u.
traded, 49ila5SSc.; southern yellow, 6oc.; No. z,
Ss5osc.: July. 564M57iGc. Oats A@Mc. lower
and more active: No, 2, 3gsm3sAc. Hops duli
and weak; 3OM33c. for prime To cboice. oonee-
Snot dull aud easier; lair Rio. s99s9.Zo No. Y
Mo. ~. i5@S7.2O: August, 81 O@tI.lo. sugar
arm and fairly active; refined lower; extra Y.
III Tsc. while extra c. 74GIbc.; on "A, go
src: mould A, SIC: standard a, Sc; cut-ioai
and crushed 9,se.; graduated, 10. loc.; en1es,
De Moiasses firm and more active oO-tes,, z.e.'
os.denas' 5Tc. Rice steady; domestic, 5S@l7ac
| Rosiu unchanged. Turpentine hrm at SIC. Hides
| Am Wool quiet and about steady. FORK very
dnli: prices not quotlbly changed. Middles
nominal: long clear, SEC. Lard opened $500.
higher subsequently, ieii on to%Se. ei",'p rs
covered: spot, s9.l7.@ 1920; August, se.loG
| $3.50. Frelghts nrui.
| BALTIMORE.
BALrrNoRE, July ls.-flour steady Howard
Street nnd western snpernne. t3M T3.7oi sxtra
sias4.75; family, s5@s0; CITY Miils ~, se'
perfine, 43@s3.75; extra, s4@s6.oO; kis
brands, s6@sd.25. Wheat-soulhers aeaa,
an, anu. southern red, si.l4@sl.l7; amber
sIh@sIlS; No. 1 Maryland, VI. 1901 1917; No
3westeru wi inter red, spot. l. iosgsi.l6s,C orn-
southern higher and quiet; western e,sier ~,
dull southern white DOC osc.' yellow. vsM S,s
aaeaa7c. I; mixed, 4ltqi5c.; Pennsylvania, 42e
I, i,c. Provisions lower and dull. Mess porl
, 1880. Bulk-meats Shoulder and ciear-rt
sides, packed, 8 aud skc. baeon-shouider
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DARNEs's HOTEL, HAMPTON, VA.

situated In the hourishing town or Hampton,
n, rec miles from Fort Monroe convenient To the
depot of tile Chesapeake and Ohio railway, con-
Meeting with all lines North South. and West. and
the steamers of the old Dominion Steamship
Company, offers superior accommodations 10 Wis
i,ors. Elegant rooms. Every comfort. Capacity.
$50 guests. Table frst-class, embracing every
luxury which Tidewater Virginia affords.
TERMs: ~ and ~ 80 per day. Special terms
for weekly or monthly bOarders.
Thanking the public for fayOrs of the past. my
endeayors will Away be employed To secure the
comfort of those who favor Inc with their patron
age Telegraph-Ofllce In hotel Electric bells.
Carriages To Old Point and depot. stages every
hour for Fort Monroe; fare, Toe. .
e. 17-om j. j. BARNES.
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OPEN FROM JUNE TO NOVEMBER.

BATHS, BILLIARDS, TELEGRAPH, POST,
and EXPRESS-OFFICES
GOOD LIVERY and FINE BAND OF MUSIC.
Pamphlets can be obtained of PURCELL. LADD
& CO.. who keep a supply of water constantly on
hand Z. y. COl.HoUN,
~ 7-2w Proprietor.
NILBORO' SPRINGS OPEN FROM
vi JUNE TO NOVEMBER lsr. bath-house
now In construction: Will have pure and clear
running water. sulphur, alum. and chalybeate
waters on draught. send card for circular ana
general information 10 -
CARROLL GARRETT.
Milbofo' Springs Post-ohicc.
ty 4 Bath county. Va.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,

IN ROCkBRIDIE COUNTY, Va.
Two distinct hotels and separate dining-rools.
Cottages attached to each hotel. Gas ana electric
bells. Naval academy Band. Charges Praced.
Capacity, ZOO guests. -. . .....
EUGENE q. PEYT0N,
my 25-0m General Manager.
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DAGGERS WHITE SULPH q X
~ SPRINGS,
BOTETOVRT COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
OPENS JI'NE 10Th.

New beds and woven wire bed-springs; cottages
repaired. new rooms; end IN part nice, new furni-
turc added Address w. u BEAN,
&C. 22-Codlm Manager.
HEALING SPRINGS. BATH COUN-
IL TY, VA. WILL BE OPEN THE 1ST DAY
or JUNE. Hot. Cold Plunge. and shower Baths
Baths at the natural temperature Of the wafer
$40 Fahrenheit. send postal for descriptive
namphIeI. II. CARTER EUBANK.
=, ON Proprietor.
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DECLINES TO TALK.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., July lS.-Robert
Garrett. of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company, is here, and will meet the
delegation from the Telegraphers' Brother
hood tomorrow. lie declines to talk on
the subject tonight.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
Stories or SiIl. Wright.

Sllas Wright, before he became intem. perate, was a great wag. On one Ccca- sion he was a member of the state sen. ate Ot New York wi,h General Erastus Root. General Root was [ nd of per. sonal display in his dress. One morning be came Co the senate with buff brooches, white aik stockings, knee and shoe buCkles. Governor Wright bet a bottle of wine that he could make the general go home and take off the brooches, and put on plain pautaioOns, without speak ing to hIm ol the subject. It seemed to be very fearful rIsE-but to the sequel. The governor stepped mp to the general. and taking hlm kindly br the hand said: Good morning, geueral:' then, turning uIs eyes upon the bUH brooches, and looking them over for a minute, "How do Eou G1. then. re-eZGuining the brooches with @ quizzicai look, paying no attention to what the governor said, but continuing hls remark, now a word. then 8 look Et the brooches. The gen eral at length left abruptly. was absent some minutes, and returned dressed in @ p.aIu pair of black uautaloOns. The wlue was drunk wIth a hearty laugh, in which the general joined
 V hen Governor Wright came to the United States senate he was the devoted friend Of President Vnu Buren, and on hls becoming chairman of tne commit tee on finance, senator charged him with taking his cue from Mfr Van Bu- reu, at the white house. Mr. Clay arose and iocCsely remarkei- "I rise, Mir. President, to correct the senator. I do not know that there i5 any cue in the case, but fl there Is, it IS more likely that the white Eouse took tLe cue from the chairman of tEe committee on finance. Governor Wright, lowing. exclaimed, "A high compliment, Mr. Clay. Ben Periey P0ore, In the Boston Budget.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
Home Of DNed Bnntline. g
LBulfaIu Courier.

The wildwood home of Colonel F. /. C. Judson, better known as "Nel Bunt- line, In the AdlrOndacks, is one Of the attractions of that famous region. The house, if 1t may be dignitied by that name, IS constructed of logs in the most primitive style, and contains but two rooms. T. stands near Eagle Lake at the foot of Blue Mountain As far back as 1856 Ned Buntlne" invaded the wilderness and built his little log cabin in the heart of the woods. At that time be was a slave to Intempergnce, and re- cogniZed the fact that his safety lay in flight from inc busy baunts of men. He succeeded in clearing a little farm, and when the cabin attained the appearance
 of home be presented # with a mis- tresE in the form of young and hand some wife. The furniture was of the simplest description, and the par were dependent upon their labor for the necessaries of life, but notwithstanding these drawbacks they lived happily, and ''Ned Buntline" produced volume after volume of thrilling backwoOns stories.
 The war of the rebellion called the author from his wildwood haunt. and be did not return until long and arduous service had elevated him to the rank of Colonel. In the meantime his wife and only child died, and they were laid to rest near the cabin. Four cedar trees mark their lonely graves. 'Ned Blunt line is now featuring on temperance down among the Catskill mountains, and the Adirondack home has passed into the hands of strangers. It has many visitors each year, who look upon the graves beneath the cedars and try to imagine the sort of life the little family led. The thought of the brave wife who willingly abandoned home and friends to help her husband in hls battle against his appetite is invariably a source of sadness.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
EASTERN.

PITrsBURG. Ncv. 2S-A Murtaysville dispatch says: At two o'clock inquest concluded. Tins morning. fifteen armed men belonging to the Weston force arrived, and are now on the ground, but have not attempted any violence: fourteen of the Weston force who parti- cipated in the riot have been arrested and taken to Greensburg where they will be given hearing this afternoon. Bowser is charged with murder; others not, and felonious assault. Everything IS quiet The Sheriff has notified both claimants to keep of the disputed grounds. Feeling is intense and favor the Pennsylvania Fuel company.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-The State Legisla- ture at the last session passed a habit ual criminal act, which provides that If any one commits a crime after convic- tion for the first otfense, he shall be pun ished to the full extent allotted by law for such offense, and for crime commit ted after second conviction shall receive not less than l5 years. The first convic- tion under this statute was that of Wm. Sullivan, who had served terms for shooting at police officer and for burg- lary. He was ttled for burglary this .i-'o- The iuira aVrr-3a} hi-1 twenty years.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-The Postoifice Department has advices that all mail matter going west, over the Northern Pacific is now distributed before reach ing Portland.
 Secretary Folger has designated Port land, Oregon. Port Townsend as ports which imported merchandise will be shipped in bond, in transit through the United States and from British pro- yinces.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-president Ar- thur, Secretaries Folger and Lincoln, Attorney General Brewster md Lieu tenant General Sheridan returned 10 Washington to-day.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.-Serg ant Mason passed through this morning, on his way 10 Locust Grove, Va, where he will join Betty and the baby He thinks of taking a situation.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-A ire broke out ID the Windsor theatre No. 4j Bowery, shortly before P o'clock. The flames spread SO rapidly that in 6 few minutes after the alarm was sounded the whole structure was ID a mass of flames. The efforts oi the fire department were m availing Tn checking the couilagration; building was totally destroyed. The flames communicated with several ad- joining buildings; there was no one In the theatre at the time.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
Encouraging Railroad News.


 J. ". Eddy, president of the Arizona Mineral Belt Railroad, writing from Boston under the date of November 10th, to Thomas LOnergan in charge of the Globe office, says be will be in Globe in the early part of the ensuing month. He speaks fiatteringly of the prospects of the road. and ex- presses the opinion that contractors will be at work on the tunnel by De- cember 1st.
 He is confident that the road will be built, but apprehensive that snow will interfere with the conveying of men and supplies from the north this winter, and probably necessitate their being brought ID from the south, thus entailIng considerable additional ex- pense and delay. The labOrers now at work at the tunnel will at once give place Co the contractors who are ex- pected to supersede them within a few days. MT. Eddy further states that important negotiations are pending as to the sale of bonds and letting of con- tracts with the best promise of success" "
 Gen. Greene B. Raum, late Ccmmis- sionsr of Internal Revenue, Is president, and Woodman s. Eaton, general freight agent of the Maine Central Railroad, Is Secretary of the construction company. Persons entitled to stock will receive it by December lst.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-01
FOREIGN.

LONDON, Nov. 2S.-J1stice Deumau, of the Court of the Queens bench, presides at O'Donnelps trial which be- gins Friday. It is expected that the trial will be concluded Saturday, as only nine witnesses for the prosecution and four for the defence are to be called.
 LONDON, Nov. 2S.-Eight blocks of stone were placed upon the railway track near Waverhampton, it IS surmised for the purpose Of wreckiug the train m which Gladstone is expected Co travel.
 LONDON, Nov. 2S.-A Tokio cores pendent had an interview with the Japanese foreign minister, who stated that the Japanese government is most anxious to open the interior of Japan to foreign trade, s.ipulating only that foreigners avaiing themselves of the privilege granted, shall be under jurI-- dictiOn of the Japanese courts. This will involve revision of existing treaties and the abolition of all foreign legal jurisdiction in open ports.
 LoxDoN, Nov. 30.-The Parneli fund shows G30,435 of which Ireland gave G25, ,S20, America E2,54l, England l,0ij. Scotland e376, and other places 4653.