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ISrEAMBoAT LIVES.
fIIo NORFOLK. FoRrREss MONROE.
a AND TIE SOUTH

.,...... q, -
POPULAR STEAMER, GEORGE LFAny
Seventh at STR street S wharf OF Monds aud
stopping at Pincy Point and Cornheid HarboS
sATuRDAY NIdiir srrAMrp nErupNs
MONDAY MoRTiNa.
dence steamers. Connect ai.o yoth Now YoyE
and Rlohm6nd steamers. Norfolk and Wostcrn,
kCaboard and HoanOke Ocean View anG Vir.
giniA beach Railroade ' ~
Passage and rooms can DC secured Al paItirnora
aud Ohio Ticket ofiice al 18th 81 and Pa ave
~, Marc Hotel. polkinhorn'a next 10 Cliy Poei
office, oflco of KnorIN ESpross an a. ayd 81 ~.
ave, and at Com pauy p Oihce 5th.st wha.f -
KNOX,S EXPIRES will cali for and eheck
banpagc nom hotels and private reeidenres
Tre}ght received daily nntii q n n 'eiio'@
MM y. WifCU GenerAi Asont
ATETi(,ffA Nra,- Avn NttSruu, ~, ,,,,,-
MI norfstton t,or,tlstS - 4 n,i,tn.o i,tno ,lNNNS'
Eorfolk Th0 Al Irni, q, "a r,,r ~ inus yth
cant William iTsiiot, iin n e q ~
IN nnyscs, ~ n hfTt ~, s,i ihEt capt,
itowca Fran Toiti,nm"yf m ,S SNi,lSi Sp,2m0n
TIIuUsTjAY nj II a. ~, Ftayg, 'Fsg,g mI,SA ps, & hna
WEDNESDAY and 'aATrItnNy ybTsaon NJ y ~ NV livery
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Wy ASHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN,
w RAILROAD COMPANY.
, "a! ns!uDIMEn AHRANdEMENT.

,,,. GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.
two pAYS AtYiiAtNS i,SSiSvnssHtf vnnAiHtf tMXCEPT SUN.
AND ROUND HILL
Leave Washington at v.25 a. Ia. and ao5 N
m. and Alexandria at 0.32 a. IN. and 1,tI2 p. M.
and $50 y M, and arrive at Round Hiii at i5;ai
Leave Round Hill at 5i.7 a. M and AGO D. M.
So5 p M aud arrive a Xiesandra nc Ia 20 al l. Sd IS ana "a
m. and Iil2 ?. m. and at Washington At $50 a.
m. sG%biNY I9S ii fR&INioavos + x Round nm at s,a7
2. m. ArllYSs AZ AleNandTia AZ S:32 and WASH
ington At $50, Leave Washington al 500 p m.
3 NJ BRoilfY. superintendent
TlF EEtssaSt6StA sa6StFA rSNP MSNsPPLASP 81 p5S EIkMX sSIt
Schedule in cnaot Aug o. 1884
,0IO \. NJ New orleSsY Mali, daily, making
c.0sS connGctlona to all pAiuis, south and SOUTH
Pullman Sleeping tnGott tsyss iSn rom New v VYoFt
and Wilmington 90 Atlanta Pullman sleeping
leans, Pa!lor Cas from Washington to Natural
ci5!i0 r M;-Loulgylllo East Line daily, via
Charlottesville, TO Cnuinnati Louisville, and an
Western Poipts. Pullman sleeping Cars fruni
Mhnngton 70 Louisville.
daily, 20 all points south and Southwest, via
Danvilo aud Charlotte, Daily, except Sunday,
with e, & o. Ky Pullman Shopping Cucs from
lanta, 10 New orleans; also from WashIngton.
via charlotte and Columbia to Augusta Pull.
man sleeping Car nom Washington to White
nnnNsSs Division train leaves Warrington
at 200 a. IN. and olu p, IN. daily, except sun.
dHy WnrfUntOn trains iptyO Washinston M
OnOA ~, and 0,l0 p ~. daily; ,,. ,.-,
. For tickets and AZ inlormatoq Inquire at
oomp'"yS o'0 " MXuDiISIEgfi'a MGuuDiIESHhEgi ay%S4SS %fsnt
NJ. SLAUGHTER, Sol. HGAs,
Con, Pass. Agent Traffic Manager.
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TVNlIE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, Is ISSUED
A every Thursday, Single copies can be had
IN, wrappers ready ioT mailing Subscription
price, sl.20 per year,
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s.ssANGosTURA BlTTERs were prepared by DR.. J.
G. Is. Siegort for his private use, Their reputa
ton Is such to-day that they have become gen
orally known as the best appetiaing tonic; Bo-
glst for the genuine article, manufactured by
Dr. j. q: B. Siegert X Sons.
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rJNIIE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO TIE NoHriMEsT, AND SOUTH
WEST DOUBLE TRACK, SPLENDID
SCENERY, swell RAILS, MAGNIFICENT
EFEECr AIlnURT n. 1Rsl.

Il 10 THE NoiHriiWEsT, AND .souTH.:
WgESE DOUBLE TRACK, SpLENpIn
EariPPMihhNTst.' t'4A MALLS AAoN L i-i-Nf
IN EFFECT AUGUST 9, 1884.
TRAINS LEAVE wASHINGToN.. from sta
:, For Pittshurg and the w At, Chicago limited
Expires oil Palace sleeping Cars 40 a N. daily;
Louis, with sleeping Cara nom iIarris6uTg 10
snelnna e.sen snd hotea car to & ~ k1nis da
Altoona to Chicago Western Express 7:Ao p.
y m; daily, with With. Palace Cars to ptisburg. Also
sSnrs S qE MS WITH s9egRS iS Car
daily for PlttshuTg and the West, with Palace
sleeping Car Washington TO Chicago.
| BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, Canandaigua Rochester, Bufialo,
soS B saSs &Ra
saturday nlght will not run beyond Renoyo.,
fSs sS S%saiPpr q m aeTf dhSsH dnSSSg and EA
tS5 Ns% 39Tf$ $ n5S 1hs iSo6 EAST 7i5 $50 and
sunday. aG 1000 and IY iii5 ia D. n1iio M Limited Inn od
Express OF ivllman Parlor Cars. $50 a. M daily,
'1FSSP Fol Bo.eon Without change, 2.1o D. M. every
week S.y. ON sunday, 4:00 p, m. 0''''
t 5SGsoyy n q ihroggh tTans
sSsan aoTaag SaS,e direct transfer e Fulton street
SSy 400 io'oS ana ma Ils z m m GimissS Ha sss
cs soa ia AS s,EG iaO. etS 500 5i9S 9!se
4oa @ doo iS % 1900 Sa sunday and iiis sss9 1d'od
M fSa 9ai ipopes e Gresk Line, G'3o a. and 40 D,
For Annapolis, B.3b u M, lo,O5 md a.ao ,
m. daily, except Sunday, op
AbbEMANDhIA AND FREDERICRsBURa
N,vAiiLM,A,x, ,vi,a,x,A AND ALEXANDRiA AND
,.4T e9Tr aieMnndria 0:30. 700. 0.26. I1.O5. and
ii:32 ZIP a. n', ZOO, 425, 300, d26, s:05. and
SUo y. M Ai'oo@i iu,
For richmond and the South, oao and IL os
Trains m Leave Alexandrla f6r &eshington, Boy'
1.65eg' iOi00; i0lo ~ M; LOO, 3ib6. 3;2S 6;i0.
li0h Ml0ohhday) on sunday at TOO and 1910 a, mi.
'Vo HI,i.l niid i0;i0 2. M. aud l2;lQ night.
llckets hnd Information at tho office north
est corner OF Thirtesnth street and Pennsyi-
vnnia avenue. nnd at the station, where orders
chn DO len Tor tho checking OF bnrgaro Ia taspt,
nation nom hotels and residences. ~ N'''''
u,GHAA II. PuoH, General Manager.
j. IL. WOOD GenerAl Passenger Agent
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hin, IsItoSF p f6 I rhS fHiaM'fn s6G'ffGn.

TyEHEs IL CO.,
wILLARDS HOTEL sTADLEA
COR, l4rH AND d sTs.N. w.
BRANCH oEEIcl Al TuE ARLINGTON
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OnEsApEAKr AND ONO RAILWAY

(Leave u. & j. Depot. sixth and u Streetqt
DlO a. M.--For all way stations and VtrgInil
springs Lo1ingon, Ky, Louisville Cincin.
natl Columbus, and 81. Louis Daily except
sunday, IL 800 A. M.-For Williamsburg Vi
Newport News, Old Point Comfort and
norfolk. Daily except sunday.
b1u l.. M. --for Iouisvllo, Cincinnati, st Louis
and Chicago. connecting for all points West,
Northwest, and Southwest, Fast Express
cept The virginia Sprlngs, through puiim,i,
service 10 Louisville aud Cincinnati
1O;so r. NJ, For nil way stations and Wiz.
except Sunday.
Fr6rfick els and information apply at c. go.
railway oflic CO. bIB pennsylvania avenue, under
National Hotel Virginia Midland Railway
Office. COL Pennsylvnnin avenue; md h ~ A..
Station ii. W. FULLER
General Passenger Agent
G. w. SNrrrr, FHASN TRIou.
General Manager, N, u. Passenger Agent
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pAurlmoRn AND ONO sA1bnoAn
HE 6SGg S9PEf frI TAsT 4 a,,,wS LJNE x AND THE
EAST AND THE WEST

TIE 6SGg S2pEf I'm yAsT 4 a,,,w LyYF M Agp THE
VIA WAsiiNuToN.
DOUBLE rRAsskFES sFESrt, kRANSIsE kRANNEY courLEni
' 10, 1854, gSTiiL' FGRrriIiHEk rrIiHk Sohfr6lEg 6lEgNh
new syS 9 sSb siSiboG STREET, fGFnsF Of
, For chicago, Cincinnati l.guisvilic, and 81.
p M Win fhioush coacneS V and Pal"ec @ sieop, S;lS
Ing Cars TO above points, without change; lO:i5.
For piits6ars at $50 a. N M 'Gas'sy SHd s4o D. M
daily hu.y $40 p m. to piitsburg Cleveland, and
For To EDO edo and BatTot & Via "a monroSSriO mSi 1915
r. IN. daily with sleeper for Toledo. via Wheel.
Trains for philadelphia and New York at
S;a S;i9 a. N. daily, EXCEPT sunday y, $40, and
lVilO ?. m daily with Parlor and Sleeping Cars
=" For baltimore on week days, o. $50. $40, r.
SBS s:Jo C C45si5atc irsn5 4!96 1855 $50 ts5 Gs5 =
$50, g;4O, aud 1O1Op N.
r. %,ds aS Sa l'dS EiSa'Sa Sao s 600 + s'2S saS.
For points S on 7 ihs ,,' Shenandoah valley Rail.
For Annapolis GisS1A n.. and 1910 and 4i4o
nInlSraoie. q 94o' 9 a. M 1910 p, n, $50.
aStropoiisn gisnch 7io a. M. and ;Ss 6BS p. M. M
Spa{ snI sSJns on % s9ass sas fos g5a
n: daily f3c l.. Hingt9n staunton and Valley
IL.
m. daily; for Frederick, $50 u. m. IO:1o n m.
a;ao y; m. daily except Sunday.
For Hagcrstown 1918 q. IN. and 6:J5 d. m
daily, except sunday.
q. M, 2;2b, $40, g;25 p. m.
From New York and Philadelphia, 2.55. $50
n. m daily, S;2Op. m. daily, except Sunday.
From Annapolis $40 m. and 1:5O and 0:@7
p. m; Sunday. 0;63 a M. 6:37 D. m.
From Lexington 6;2O a. m. daily and 216
From Frederick and Intermediate points s25
9; snnd;,S M; gil5 y m and III = M daily except
Trains Leave BALTIMORE for washington at ,,
4.40, 6;3O, 7.lo. 7.30, o, 0:lO, and 1880 n M
lab, $50, 4 43O. o, 6;25 7.3O, o, aud IOIb
P; mi i,n on Sunday, q 44o, 7:l0. 1850. $40. GA
=, All lltralns nom Washington stop no Relay Sta
ton, except 43O y. M
For further Information apply ut the Baltl.
more md Ohio Ticket Office, Washington sta
ton, 0l0 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue corner
OF Fourteenth street, where orders will be taken
for baggage to bo checked and received at any
point In the city.
W. M. GLEN feNTS, C.K. LORD
NJ. OF II, baltimore. q. r. A.
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DoBERr J. THOMAS,
Brokor In

orders TO buy or sell. on margin or for cash,
executed on the Chicago Board OF Trade and
Now York Cotton Exchange.
Constant Quotations Instantly received by
direct private wires.
~ W. BAILEY q Co, Chicago Correspondent
SAWYER, WALLACE n Co., New York Cor
respondent
References NATL MBrRoPoLITAN nANB.
Orders BY teephone proinpty attended 70.
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FINANCIAL.

Investment Securities, stocks, and Bonds
bought and Sold In large or small lots for cash,
or carried on margin.
Constant Now York Quotations,
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Saved by "a Little Girl.
NEW York Herald

New YORK Herald
These hot nights drive the children OF
the poor to the piers and docks Tor a
breath OF fresh air. As usual last night
Dover dock. at the foot OF Roosevelt street,
was crowded with little ones at play. sud
denly there was q cry OF alarm. A'glrl OF
twelve years in attempting to leave rait
moored alongside the pier mad fallen over
board and was struggling in the water. An
ME Mack, OF No. 80 Roosevelt street, brave
child OF eleven years, instantly Jumped
from the dock to the raft and caught the
drowning girl by the arm a she came ABOVE
the water. 10 was all Annie could do 10
hold the child as she herself was In great
danger OF being drawn into the river, but
she managed TO do so until policeman
came and removed them both to place OF
safety. The rescued girl was Annie Nc
AuIiffe, OF No. 1877 Cherry street. Her race
was blue and she tainted when placed on
the dock, but recovered on being taken
home. The children were not acquainted
with each other.
About two years ago Annie Mack res
cued Mary Wells, nine yearc old, OF No.
o. Norfolk street, under similar circum-
stances. at the foot OF Grand street. The
brave girl modestly told her story last
night, and SAID that she would like to be
man TO save more people. Her mother
could see no glory In the deed, and wa
inclined to punish the child for riskins hei
own life
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THE CHOLERA AT TOULON.
Its Progress Reported to Washington by the
Uuited States Consul.
GBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.


WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 25.-secretary
Freelinghuysen received tonight the foi-
lowing telegram from Frank ii. Mason'
limited States Consul at Marseilles, WIN re-
card TO the recent outbreak OF the cholera
at Toulon: ,.o,t ca
The cholera at Toulon was KEPT Sc
cret until Yesterday. On the l4th there
was one death; on the 10Th, one Oh snc
Doth. two OH the 21st, three; on the ga,
thirteen, on the 23d, five, and yesterday
twelve. The cases are OF mia cnarao.
ter. There has been only one death az
the navy hospitals. The deaths are equaiiy
divided between the civilians and militia
nv. and are chiefly among the aged OF
young. ,o,;o or
.noradic is still undecided, but the former
T. nrobable. There are hopes OF checking
the endemic by sanitary precautions Inc
condition of Marseilles is excellent, ana the
death rate is below the average.
ToULOY, June 25.-At meeting OF pny-
siciaps here to-day In regard 70 cnoIera
now prevailing, many expressed the opih-
ion that If was Aslatic.. ,os.
T,vo civilians died OF cholera yesterday.
Twentv.tbree persons suffering from tne
disease were taken to the Marine Hospitai.
The Government physician CONFIRMS the
snarodic character Of the malady: 80
pTorro N. June 25.--Ldter. Five deaths
,.nno cboIera occurred here to-day. Teere
baye'been no further admissions OF cioiei"
natients into the civil hospi'a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-26
NORTH CAROLINA.
State Democratic Convention-ScaIcs for
Governor DELEGATES TO Chicago.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

tspeciai telegram TO the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, n. c., June 25.--Probably the
largest Democratic Convention that ever
assembled in North Carolina met here to-
day. Every part Of the State was repre-
sented. About $50 delegates were present,
and large delegations from several parts Of
the State made, with the visitors here,
several thousand. The Convention was
called to nominate State officers and Demo-
cratic electors to the Chicago Convention.
At the meeting OF the delegates from the
congressional district conventions in the
early part Of the day, before the assembling
OF the State Convention, the following dis
tricts elected delegates to the Chicago Con-
vention:
First district, f. F. Lamb and w. G..
Lamb; Second, Henry G.. Williams and L.
L. Emry; Fourth, W. w. Fuller and Paul
f. Faison; Fifth, J. c. Buxton and A.
u. Galloway; Sixth, Thoms Strange and
John T. Legrand; Seventh, F. Z. Shober
and N. II. Pinnix; Eighth, B. C. Cobb
and III. ID. Lee; Ninth, A. VI. Ewin and X.
Elias.
Charles NJ. Cooke, OF Franklin. was
elected temporary chairman and ex-Judge
Thomas Rufiin permanent chairman.
On the first ballot Alfred Moore. Scales,
present member OF Congress for the Fifth
district, was nominated for Governor. The
vote was 552 for Scales; pa for Coke, and
% for Holt. The nomination OF Scales
was made unanimous with immense en-.
thusiasm and amid wild cheers OF his
friends.
Major Charles VI. Stedman was nomi-
BGeerdGf, thd 'ie1inam'r. sauhdeRt,n pfps-
ent incumbent for the past seven years.
was renomlnated Secretary Of State unani-
mousIy.
The first choice OF the maj Gritty OF the
delegates TO the Chicago Convention is
Grover Clevelaad, il he is presented by
New York. The vote may he counted
solid for Cleveland and Pendleton or Nc
Donald.
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poy was badly burned. AT waynesburg,
IA, MISS Josie Keenan, and William PAYER
were seriously injured by lightning, which
also Killed three horses. At Cory, Pa,
several head OF blooded stock belonging 20
Henry Case were killed.
"A, salem, Ohio, Miss Minnie wesiphsr.
aged sixteen, was standing in the doorway
when lightning struck and killed her In
sanliy' Az Youngstown, Ohio, lightning
suncK the residence Of Abner Meadsker,
kiillng MS daughter Minnie and seriously
inlurng several other members Of the
FAMILY. Al Newcomerstown, Ohio, the
storm was accompanied by a furious tor
naoo, which uprooted trees, blew down
Fences and did great damage to grain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-26
[By teIegrlph % the Dlsratch.l


New YORK, June 2j.-First race-purse
OF $3.50, three-quartcTs OF a mile-Felow-
Play won by ;our lengths, King Lyon Sec
ond, Ten-Strike third. Time, lila.
Second race-for all ages, selling allow
ance, one and an eighth miles-Monk won,
Manitoba second, Wave o Light third.
Time. 1:j7.
Third race Brooklyn handicap, S25 each
with S400 added, mile and quarter-Lyt-
ton won, Wandering second, Telemachus
third. Time, 2:104.
Fourth race-purse 300. handicap for
all ages, one mile and furlong Fan
won, Mixes Pride second, Little Butter
cup third. Time. LOCI.
Fifth race-fOr three year oldS, one
mile-Zamora won, Treasurer second, Sadie
L. third. Time. las.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-26
Motion OF Ccnsure on the British Gov
ernment.
lBy cable t. the Dispatch. |

10y CtDl' ~ tlic bINiitNhsI
LONDON, June 25.-In the House OF Com
mons to-day sir Stafford Northcote gave
notice that he intended to offer motion
OF censure OF the Governments Egyptian
policy. He will ask tomorrow that day
be set apart for the consideration OF the
motion. The words Of the motion OF GEN.
sure are as follows "The agreement pro-
posed between England and France would
not establish good government and tram
quillity in Egypt, or justify England IN as
Stunning loan to Egypt or in guaranteeing
the Egyptian debt
Arthur Arnold, Liberal member for Sal
ford, gave notice that he would offer the
following amendment to the censure mo-
ton: That Parliament withholds the eX-
preston Of an opinion regarding the nego-
tiations with France until it knows what
proposals on the Egyptian finance are TO be
submitted to the conference.
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Assassination i'm Texas.
rBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.I

fBy Telegraph 70 Inc DlspatcN'I
GALVESTON, TEX, June 2j.-A dispatch
to the NetcS from Fort Worth says: DR.. y.
w. Barrodale was assassinated last night
in the Fort Worth pharmacy by saddIer
named Charles Herring. The latter was
drunk, entered the drugstore, and began
abusing Barrodale, who was about to rise
from a chair when Herring placed a pistol
against the druggists breast and fired,
killing him instantly. The murderer
ESCAPED. Officers are securing the city
for him, ar d threats Of lynching are freely
made
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-26
A Double Tragedy.

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
SAN FRANCIsCo, June 25.-Albertina An
derson was shot dead this morning by Will
linn c. Milton. who then blew out his own
brains. The cause Of the act was her re-
f,Isal TO marry him. In "a letter which he
left Milton says that Miss Anderson was
known as Mrs. BOckmann. Melton, VINO
was widower, left three young children
confided to the care OF the Danish Consul
in this city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-26

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
BELFAST. June 2j.-Thc committee from
the Methodist Conference was admitted
into the Pan-Presbyterian Alliance to-day
amid great enthusiasm. DR.. Croke read a
congratulatory address to the Presbyterian
Council, in which he said the Conference
recognized the firm stand the Presbyterian
Church had ever taken against Popery and
other errors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 20, 1884.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 20, 1854
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, Uni ed state
m ALL merchandise, and passengers L. b' Tatuih
Schooner A. C.. Buckley Cranmer, New York,
sulphur. Allison K Addison.
schooner Annie Ainslie, NcAndrews, Perm
Amboy. railroad iron. William III. curtis, agent
schooner r.. L. COttingham, Ssith, Perth Am
boy, railroad iron, W. II. Curtis, agent.
Schooner Moonlight Cranmer, P4lh AmboS
railroad iron. william II. Curtis, ageR
Schooner \. :. Gaskill, Gaskill, Pblladeiphla'
schooner Rachel :. MiIer, Coleman, PhEadel-
phia. coal :. Z. Lathrop: , n.
schooner Brgadler, Ranaell, Rockland, Time,
X. Wendenberg. ,,-
ice, Richmond Ice Company.
SAILED.
Brig Kaluna, johnson. Boston, coal, Chesapeake
and OHIO Railway Company vessel GURUS f"r-
schooner Ida V. McCabe, RiggiD, Norfolk, fertil-
schooner Thomas Richards, Hopkins, Norfolk,
truck-barrels, CurTie & Co.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, JUNE25, 1883.
lBy Jeleuspb.I
ARRIVED.
steamer Richmond, Crossman, New York, and
sailed for Vest Point.
schooner j. II. Ramp, curles, New York.
Schooner VI. ID. Cranmer, Mathis, New YORK.
SAILED.
schooner +. Merwin, stiles, New York.
schooner samuel :. Thorp. Bailey, New \ ork
coal, Chesapeake and ONO Railway Company
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-26
Ivuchers After wife-Murderer.

IBy telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
DETROIT. June 2j.-Andrew Long, the
wlfc-murdcrcr, was taken from jail al
Ionia this morning, and conveyed to
Muir for preliminary examination, where
= mob took him from the officers and got
rome around his neck. A desperate
struggle resulted, but the officers got HIM
into the hotel, where he is at present. The
sheriff has telegraphed the Governor Tor
assistance and troops. There are fears that
;he attack by the mob will be renewed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-26

The Louisiana Legislature are about to
pass a bill taking away the right OF the
Kew Orleans auctloneers to sell property
In Judgment cases, and empowering tne
sheriff to make sales. This will increase
his fees TO 100000 per annum. The auc-
tioneers are endeavoring to defeat the bill,
which promises to ruin their business.
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fBy telegraph 70 the D''i .A,
prrssuaoH. June 25.--A terrinc mum
kr-storm passed over a portion Of western ssav
= nsylyania and Eastern Ohio yesterday
~bsying property, anc killing several per.
scs and q large amount Of live stock; IA
,,S,r s Pa. q boy named Vol ana
-, horses were struck by lightning a ..a
sanity killed. A younger brother o. 'n'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-26
Rink Failure.

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
ROME, GA, June 2j.-R. Il {: b: Har'
grove. bankers, failed to-day. Liabilities,
$50, 600; nominal assets, $4,000. Strn-
gency OF the money market caused the
foimre
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4 Roller Expiodes and Afiis ho"l
Persons.
lRY telegraph % the DIspatcl

WAusAu, WIS.,, June 2.-Ine poiaea !"
smiths planning exploded TINS nlJnh
ING. killing George Beie, August o'feaon,
Iohn Knox, and Mary CrscKer' anu
wounding several others.
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Ny Telegraph.
Ssw YORK.

NEW YORK, June 25-- NoOp.-Stocks lower.
M0pey-No rate. Exchange-Long, 4Sl@4sz'
dull. .-----,nents hrm. States
Ecening.-Exchange, ASH. Money. 2 per
cent. sub Treasury balances-Gold, tl2O.27S !;
currency, 1915. Governments lower; per
cents, lls4; per cents, 100 bid. state bonds
dull.
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by teifgraph 70 The DispatchI
WASHINGTON, June 25.-t Is probable
that another call for 8 Ter cent. bonds Will
be made In few days.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

ALLIGATOR. SEAL, and GRANDFATHER
CLUB SACKS;
SHOULDER and GRIP-SACKs;
TRANsCoNTINEETAL, STEAMER, and
sTATE-RoOM TRUNKS, and all o.her styles
Of Trunks;
sATCHELs, vALIsEs, BAGS, STRAPS, &C.
Full and complete lines OF LADIES', MISSES,
CHILDREN's, GENTLEMEN's, and. BOYS
SUMNER BoOTs,sHoEs. TIES, SLIPPERS,
aud PUMPS. J. A. GRIGG,
e I-sm Pace Block. !.
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COMMERCIAL.
AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, June rs, 1885.
nFFFRINGg

OFFERINGS.
WUFAT.-Red, $40 bushels. 800,
CoRN.-White, 3,206 bushels. Mixed, 4f22
bushels,
OATs.-l, 200 bushels.
MEAL.-3l- bushels.
PEAs.-24 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHFAT.-Red, 500 bushels very good shortber-
'MFAL,-l6s bushels on private terms.
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Flour.

Flour.-We quote: FINE. s2.50@s3; supcrnne,
S3Gs3.75: extra. s4.75@f4.90; family, si.9Q1
$500; Patent family, country, s56O&t6.oo'
Market very ,Iull.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, June 25.1sSA.
sALEs-FrRsT Bo.RD.-l,000 Richmond aad
Danvillc Railroad dcbentures at As; 1000 Rich
mond and Allegheny Railroad list Is NJ 81: l.Qp0
Ceors Ia Pacific Railroad LIST 6's at 851.