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TRAINS soUrH@
.DaiIy. tDaly ,escep, SUNDAY

sDaily. fDaily except SUNDAY.
STOPPING PLACL-.
Nos. 40 and - make no stops. So ~ tni 80
stop AT Manchester, DreWry'- Blah, rnirt ,il tn'
Chester. Nos 20. 26.27, y, q. H.. Land l. i'0p
at all stations No. stops AT AL sail lns eAcrl 2
Temples. -. ,...,...
on trains Nos Al and 4s s,oepiuxc'r. hr.weeu
New York aud savannah. Train 80. a.. .lecplnx-
cars between Washington and Char -ion. IRAN
43. seoping-ca between Washington ani .bcs'
sonyile, Fla.
TIE ONLY ALL-RAlL LINE To NORFOLK
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
RichmoHd. .ll:20 4. VI. Norfolk. 300 p. VI
Richmond. $3.50 l.. VI. Norloia... 9.t5 1. "
N0rfoik.... $50 A. NJ. Richmond l2-jS y. Nj
Norfolk see. 2:95 4. A. Richmond Hlp j. NJ
Trains 20 and % make close connection fo ana
from Farmyile, Lyurhhurs. mi souih"e,irrn
points. anu ay-stailons on the ri0l. aud Mgst-
ern IallFuad.
J.R. hENLY, Superintendent
T. Al. EMERSON, General Pas eug,r Agent.
my %
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FrnNAS TrrrEa. Anclloncer.

GALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
- ESTATE IN THE COUNTY Of BEDFORD
AND STATE OF VIRGINIA, KNOWN ~
"OTTt RBURN."-We o1er FOR 81 privately a
FARM containing i72 acres situate I IN th' "ohh-
rs Of Bedford and state Of virginia. about twO
miles north # Liberty. 10 was the home residence
of the late benjamin \. Donald. and i one ot the
finest farms IN the county. IL l. Wlthih aDpit '"p
miles oftEs Norfolk and Western railr Dad. clnye-
nicut To schools and churches. The neighborlool
g. excellent tn" dwciiing-house Is or brlck' ana
In tis-fate conlijiun--cOutalning nine rooms, and
cost about $4,000 originally. The yard. garden,
and orchard contain about twelve acres. and us
grounds are very handsome, containing nearly
every tree ia the American foic't planted ana cut
tiyaied under a careful system. Inc lana i -
nearly level thet machinery can De used UPON every
acne IT II. - Is wei adapted 10 the growth OF
wheat. cora ga ,t9haccO, anihay, and Is specially
>ui ed fog grazing farm. The place lies adjacent
10 Lite Otfcr creek, and IL well watcrel. About
- acres are In timber. 100 Of which l. IN origi,
nal forest, the timber Upoui being very 'arge and
valuable. and % las never been cut over. The place
has good table. burn oYcrscers house' grtmiry:
aud HE usual oUt-huldn OF whEh are ngppd
repair. The hryCr pJrt Of the fencing also T. 10
very good condition. The tide 10 this property =.
good We afc net expecting any fancy price, AMI
we VIII sell IL ~ great bargain. IL IS rare that -
elegant farm I. offered on 10" mtrkn'.
TERMS: one third ca b; and the rem Nnier m
day Of saie. secured by deed Of trur or personal
security but ihe.c terms are noe arbitrary, ana
more or less cash can D. paid If the putch1 ar
Posses ion given for .ecllns wheat 1t the usnI
time, ANA flll posse sion ut the end Of sixty dl,s
Oh sooner If desired.
II MOI .old privately Il viii DE offered 1t public
auction. on he premises. on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER :, 1884,
At II O'Clock ~
Correspondence solicited. .
GAVIN PArTESON,
=. :. Il. PATrE>DN,
Executors.
The address Of CAAM PArrEsON T. iIogIrlsYllle
pet-oficc, Aihemtiic county, Va; and :. =. =.
lAITErON' Liberty Il ifpri county. ~. :. = L.
paite-nH i've. upon tie premises, and VIII show
thr { tiIu t. luv Que who desire. To-. an lO-td.
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DHIL ELPHIA. RICH 80 s'Ss>
K .a-sss--zszs
hOND AND NORFOLK
EAMSHIP MPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY aud
FRIDAY al II NJ. and every SUNDAY a. A..
VI.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers r.
cciyod till 1880 4. NJ; for Sundays steamer fll
= =. NJ. saturday. Freight received daily I'll >
L. NJ.
fare.SS.
For further Information. apply 20
j. ". MCC ARRICK.
General southern Agent Onrc Rockets.
". T.. CLYDE A CO..
no General
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nor RENT. BRICK DWELLING n
4 No. sl5 west Grace street; modern i'm HI
provcnents; eishi r,Oms. Price, f40O.
For rent. NFW DETACHED BRICK DWELL
ING No. 2Os west Clay street; SIX rOomS; modern
Improvements, &C. Price, $500 per sRnu,n.
tor rent. COMFORTABLE BRlCA DWELL
ING No. Sis sou;h Fourth street; ak or cight
rooms MODE n En- prOycmcnts. $500 per aunun.
For rent MEDIUM-SIZE BRICK DWELLING
No. north sixth street, between Main lnt Crank
I'm streets: f.. lt rooms: mOdera cOuyenIenccs.
and iu good repair. 1900.
F,r rrui. FRAME DIV ELLING NO. 1924 west
Broad str.tt. opposite Richmond COlle.ci six
rooms. $50.
For rent. NEW DETACHED DWELLING No.
500 north Vweniy-hfth street; SIX rooms; gls,
water, &c. ei-0.
FOR rent. FRAME TENEMENT WELLING
No. 5O2 north Twenty-siXth street luewl, six
FOR rent, LARGE WAREHOUSE corner Union
and Grace >tree,t-
For rem. STORE SIG west Broad street.
Apuly H. ". II. LYME Z CO.,
an i7-3t lli3 Huu stp..t.
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PVILNAN-CAR sERvlCE. 80,
an Train 5C-New York and Atlanta ci1 Na'h-
flpton and Ianyillc. .
6n Train No. 52--Wsshineton snd Augnsi''
Washington and New orleans. x, mona Az
Danyine. Returning DanYillt ana hlehho"" %"
train No. 50. =, ,,.. ~
Tickets sold 10 all points south ioeth"ash an.
southwest and baggage checked mr. sN4l,
N"'N'"'' NJ. SLAUGHTER.
General Passenger Agent
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager. ,,a
Il. RNEs, General Manager' ""'
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By George =. Crawford
Real Estate Agent and hucIonocr.
J.lOjj Bank street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
J Lur. "A FEET ON POWIGATAN STREET,
EUNNING BkCk $50 FEEI. PART Of IOr
II ~ HAHN!l.-ln pun nance Il = deed oflru't
fr0h j. =. Oiiycg 1ui wife Co. W. J. hcNem tr,l,
Ilcnfico County Cont clcrS's oflc' Dcci-B)ox
Il q. usce 30 aud default having ben made iu
the l13t.eAt cd the sum tncraiu secured, by thc
direction oi The he1chciuy iu siii derl wil st'l
he alDye-Gtsc4 ihc, rel estate az auction, on the
premises 90
tElDAT, August p. 1854,
Ats O'CLOCK P.M
TURNS: Cash t. pay expense, ~ sale aud a no'"
f'r 100. with interest from July %, lS-3. 70
d1tc; balance fanny, On casg term-. tn be- 'iltdAt
sale. q. Nc NENiRA,
Personal repre- 4cnt1tive Of W.J.M'N mlrl.
GLurGE D. CRAWFORD, Auctionecr. an ~
by Fwman Topper
and
Sampson * AGamson,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
TCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
n TWO->T0RY DETACHED DWELLING
ON 1WEG FTl BETWEEN PERRY AND Nc.
DONOUGH SrREtTS. MANCHESTER, YA:-By
r,Gnc-i OF The owner non-rc.lden'' We snail sell
by auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY. AUGUST %, 15si,
N 6 O'Clock =. ~. the abOve-ye fcrrcd-tO PROPER
~. The hous- has I've rooms aud j. pleasantly
situated Ina quarter where values ate continuity
advancing. Al IN quest of either snug little
home OF profitable Investment are Invited 10 attend
TIE sale
TERMS; one third cash; balance in six and
twelve months. interest added 10 deferred notes,
and same secured by trust-dCed.
fURMAN UPPER
and
SAMPSON & ADANSON,
m 17.2O.22,93&24 Auctoneers
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
ID fXECrTED AT TIE DISPATCH PRINT
ING HOUSE.
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NOR RENT, NEW BRICK DWELL q.

4 ING No. OI5 west Cary. with all modern I'll
improvements; six rooms, besides kitchen, store
room. &c. Possess on at once. Apply - l.. ID.
sTARkE. No. 7 south Fitteeuth street.
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Train No. SO lthro1gn pasenes g, AZ nonis on r.
.nd H railroad; NJ satheIin's WIN ,I,,,,. ~ ~
sntherisn Narrow Gauge railroad ,,' Rr,,,ch: al
ssrosnsboro' Tor all points on ~il'p Dr., 49,,
Srse, n.t or all ,roiuts on Western NgTul 'tlv,
,sss abroad; al ATLANTA for all points so"'n ""'
southwest. -, ...,.o nor ADJ mill stops
=, s.iabary, t,reusboro, Reidsyi.e. h'Eh . .
Thorn syilic, Lexington, and s@ncei,, p.,,rssn.
,pss,nn,J and I,anyiile; connecting NJ 7uin.r
ms with Milton and -uheriis az ~, ,,,in'
railroad for Milton A. Greens.D,,i - ,i,vi.bn: al
cha,io,i. with Charlotte tolu'nb'1 ana AsS 80
railroad for Columbia, Angnsti. ',., 49,.
Eiorida points. and all poini. IN - - -. .
so1,hwcst. No. 81 between keysvihc ih' N"'''
aide runs only on Mondays. -. ,,,.t,,,,,,I IN ,
Trains from the South arrive ~ "''- ~
A. 81. and $50 4. NJ ...,
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RrURE OF STEAMERS A NE as,

NOR NEW YORK.-The Old ..t.H
Dominion Steamship Company. ssss--sts
proro,ed sailings for the week following Ars
'W'YANokt. Captain HrLruERs, FRIDAY
August pod. az O'Clock y. NJ. ,.,,,,,, A.,
ROANOKE. Captain CotCh' StNDAi' N"-
rust 2ith. at 3 O'Clock \. 81. - r,,,,,
OLD DOMINION. captain WALKER IbE~
DAY, August 26ih, at O'Clock 7. VI. =, ~,
Freight received uDtil 2 O'Clock T. VI.
day, O'Clock L. II. saturday, and to z o'''oe" u
NJ. Tuesday. ,,,, ,,,
warded with dispatch 10 all points north' soull'
east and west: also 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Ca,in fare TO New York unclu,ling meals snn
befth). elO: rOund-trip tickets. Sis cttcrase
With Subsistence 81; without subsi stenee' 30;
Passengers leaving Richmond by inc the,a,
poake and ohio railway At $50 \. ". and ITO
f. II. viii make connection al N0RFohh W.T.,
steamer leaving MONDAYS, I'll E.DAf ;; any, an
WEDNESDAYS, and at NEWPORIs NEWS
with steamer leaving every SATURDAY. Con
pnctinn will also he male ~ NORFOLK tI! the
Richmond and Peter,burs railroad. leaving hlch-
mondatI l:2O A. M.eyery Monday, Tuesday, we'd
ucsday, and saturday.
For freight OF passage apply ~
GEORGE ". ALLEN co. Agrnt~
an % Comnany's Wharf. Ric.c't-
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The address Of CANM PArrEsON T. HoEirlsgllle
po- t-ofiicc, A'hemrlc county, Va; and :. :. =.
PAITE-ON' Liberty. B ifprl county. ~. :. =. L.
pafte-nH i've. upon the preDi.ci and viii show
M f-I-u ~ INV mo VIII. L-.-L--.- n. an lu-ll.
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, TWO LARGE AND -.
II DESIRABLE STORES. WITH EXCEL III
LENT DWELLINGS ABOVE, Nos 1902 and
1904 east franklin street, near the First market.
Thee houses have been thoroughly repaired,
painted. sc. The location makes them very Il :
sirahic for business and convenient for dwellings.
ABBY To SIHNANUS STOKES or
al 3p-4t 4. \. STOKES.
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR Sf-fNsI
NETWORKS NEWS. OLD POINT NoRF0LN'
ARR TRAS 3IIT d hsG GIfhxGs 81 ANY KIND.
ONLY $3.50 VIRGINIA BEACHl ,,.
ONLY s. TT00'wAsHiNGToN, d. c.>
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPASY's
JAMEs-RINER LINE 49,,
FOX F SfK r PR6BEiTsN ipl" ASD JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS DIRECT
CONNECTS AZ OLD PoINT CLOSELY WITH
FOR BALTIMORE a Nx 5 T ThHE NORTH SAME
AFTERNOON.
AT NORFOLK CLOSELY FOR VIRGINIA
ANDAT NETWORKS NEWS WITH STEAMER
ACCOMAC FOR sMlrHFIELD.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONLY ALL-WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER By DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALF CHARGED
BYANY OTHER ROUTE.
FARE TO N0REOLk, 81 no LIMIT.
FARE ROUND TRIP. ~; ~ 40.
FARE ROUND TEIP, $3.50.
WAY.LANDING FARES from % % 9)e.
MEALS, rs CENTS EACH.
The elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United states Naill
T.. {. CLIFFORD, Commander,
leaves Richmond every -
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATuRp,!ASr',
at 4. NJ tSTREEI-CARS CONNECT N FULL
TINEJ Tor above named places. Returning, the
siesiner leaves Norfolk. Portsmouth. Od Point,
and NewPort's News on alternate days, arriving at
Richmond about L. VI.
Through tickets on sale on steamer ana AZ tar
her's Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
STATE-ROOMS ENGAGED YOR DAY OR
NIGHT.
EXCURSIONS.
Fugagemerts can now he made FOR MOON
LiGf!l and DAY EXCURSIONS To Dutch Gap
Old Point, Virginia Beach," Ocean View. Nor
folk. &C. ~ very tow rates 10 church societies, mi
itary or other oTganl Lations.
FREIGHT.
Freight received d4ily Tor Norfolk, Portsmouth,,
SmithNcd, and Hampton Washington, ID. C.;
Ncw-crn, Wa-hir gtou, and TIrhorp' =. e.. and All
points in Eastern North Carolina; also, Tor ra-t.
ern shore Of NlrRinil aud all regular landings on
Jlnc, river, at LOWEST RAT t> and through
bills issued. l.. u. TAIUM.
~ IL Snperiniendenf.
DHILADELPHIA. RICH gfS
hOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMS MPANY.
Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY aud
L ~ a / sH I IN.4g.4 - = IL \ a. \
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Baker HaslIa Defeated.

CAEo, Feb. 5.-Baker Pasha has been de-
.eited near Tokar with a loss Of 1000 men
killed or wounded. Baker Pasha escaped
with the remnant Of his force to Trinkital.
The following details have been received
Baker Pasha began to advance from the en-
trenchments at Trnkitat on Sunday. His
force consisted of 5000 uoops, badly
armed and shor, of ammunition,
many Of whom showed an unwil-
lingucss to proceed, Baker Pasha had
sent from Trinkitat To Cairo an urgent APP
peal fer rifles 70 replace the old muskcts
with which numb RS Of his troops were ann
cd. In reply he received orders to try TO
force his way t. Tokar without delay
and, with the English officers connected with
the expedition, begin TO march, expecting to
defeat. Spies had falsely reported the roads
clear with the exception of small bands Of
rebels. Monday forencon a portion of the
advance encountered body Of Osmln Dig
mas troops. A flight ensued, which was
more of rout than battle.
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MEMBER FROM THg SEVERAL STATES.
Sheep and
Crnq

Number Of cars over different roads-Boston and
Lowell 81 Flchhurg 211; Eastern II; total
Prices OF Market Bcef-A few choices ,5aiO 90
Extra $ t0d9 % first quality 81 00aT 10 second
quality IS 90 az IS; third quality 81 OO&4 rs.
Prices Of Store Cattle-Working oxen, % pair,
from 500 a 200. Mich Cows and Calves from
go $50 As Farrow Cows sis@ 81 Fancy Cows
500 $50. yeGrngs Sl29 20 two years old Se4
g 80; three years Old s24 q $40.
Swne-Westcrn fat, live,!eXa nc VII. Northern
dressed Hogs SGSl4c ID.
Prices of shecp and Lambs-1n lots. 81 90, 50 COG
90 each; extra 475dsj ~, or from ~ 95c . ~.
Spring L6In6a, 6@Ghc oh.
Veal Calves 3H9 7Xc Tn.
Prices Of Hides, Tallows AMI Gf!ns-Brghton
Hides I@lHc b u; Brighton rallow cage u ID ;
country Hides, heavy, 81 @Ic . 10; light, &C
Calf skins li@i2c Fb.
BOTTOM STOCK YARDS.
The supply runs very much the same a. last
week IN Cattle, the only change being more North
ern and less western The quality of the offerings
was fun as good as las week. There were quite a
number OF extra Country oxen Cl sale. The dis
posal was mostly effected early. Receipts for the
week, $50 head
The Sheep CAll-The Sheep houses at Union
market were in light supply and butchers were not
very much disposed 10 purchase, certainly not at
advance rates. The quality vas not Of the best as
q rule
as last week. There were quite aynumber Of fine
Cows sold this week. Prices ahout the same as
week ago, hanging all the way from $40 to sT5
with very fancy at higher rates.
Hogs-Thc market for fat hogs is unchanged
on Western hogs 81 10 nc y pound are the rates
Tor 1--we. The supply was very light .and in good
condition.
Veal calves are held at firm prices, with moderate
supply.
Live poultry supply light. Prices a, lOsl2c for
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The Funeral Services of Wendell Phil
lips.

BosToN, Feb. 6.-The funeral services
over the remains OF Wen lel Phillips were
held to-day. The church was crowded aud
thous ,nds were unable to gain admittance,
Committees from the legislature, common
council, woman suffrage associations, labor
organizations, Temperance societies, Irish
sOcic les, Frcethinkers association, American
Free SOIL society, Young Mems congress,
and many other reform organiz .tians with
which Mr. puilips was identified, were pres
cnt. The services we're Conducted by Rev.
Samuel Longfeow. The bldy was then
taken t. Fancuil Hall where it lies in state.
People crowded the sidewalk along the
entire route of the pro ccssjOn, aud great
concourse met the remains on their arrival Mt
thneul Hall. There wcr, but three floral
decorations in the hall, all elaborate and
beautiful, which wee presented uy General
Butler, the lrish association Of America aud
the Irish association Of b lst u. Ate, the
public had viewed the remains, plaster Ia
OF the head was taken at the reqpc,t e tho
| family. The Casket was thea borne 10 the old
grsnary burying ground, ard piac - u III,
Phillips family tomb, which is ruar Ia glYy,
of John llauc pCk, Samuel Adams AID Cne
pus Auocks, the latter uclng t., c lor,d We
! lin "f the Boston mas acry,
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recorded. Street car travel is stopped be-
tween Cincinnati and Covington aud New
port and skifTs will be carrying passengers 10
the suspension bridge before morning. The
lower part of the city is already submerged
ana hundreds perhaps thousands Of houses
Invaded on the first floors by the water.
| One Fgreat source of trouble will be water
famine. The engines of the water works
| are working nov with difficulty and will be
entirely disabled with Eve or six feet more
oil water. 1t is the opinion that the river
must exceed the highest stage of last yeare
Hood. Lawrcnccburg, Ind, is cut off from
communication by railroad Telegraph and
telephone. There were grave fears that
much damage would be done if the new
levee should break.
Live stock In the second story of
Houses.
WHEELING, w. Va, Feb. e-Grcat ex-
element was occasionod this evening by the
report that many families were imprisoned
by the water in their houses in the low parts
OF the town. Relief parties were organized
and twenty families were rescued from peril
Gus positions Live stock in many cases has
been taken into the second story OF houses.
Estimated Damages of $1,000, 900.
PlrrsBrRd, Feb. GA $50 this evening
1t is still raining, aud no immed late prospect
OF clearing weather. large part Of the
city is submerged, some portions being under
water from one to ten feet deer. 1t is I'M.
possible now to estimate the loss, but 1t is
safe to say it will not fall short of : 900, coo,
and may greatly exceed that amount. The
loss in some instances will reach $50 600,
while few hundred will cover others. Fully
5000 families have been rendered homeless
by the flood. An unknown man was drowned
in the Monongallela and it is thought he
committed suicide.
The Frcshet at other Points.
DOVER, Ohio. Feb. G-Thc lowauds in
this vicinity are submerged and railway travel
is suspended. Tracks are washed out in eev-
eral places and great damage has been DONE
HILIsBoRo, o., Feb G.-Destructiy We foods
arc all over the county. Bridges are gone at
Greenfield, New Petersburg aud Cafrsford
YOUNGSTOWN, o., Feb. G.-The Mahonlng
river has reached the highest p oint since 1889
at Warren. The west part of this city is
overlooked, and scores OF tamil Is have been
driven from their homes. Manufacturing
establishments are all closed, and some parts
OF the city are under water five feet deep.
The N, 7. p. Sc o. railroad is open TO Cleve-
land, but its connection east by the Pitts
burg and Lake Erie has abandoned all trains.
~ AURORA, Ind, Feb. G.-The flood already
equals that of 1882 and is rising at the rate
OF three inches per hour. Business IS pros
trated and all manufactures are stopped.
MEADvILLE, Pa, Feb. G.-Thc western
and southern parts of the town are inundated
and people go to and from their homes in
boats. Ali factories are shut down and
schools are closed. 4 few passenger trains
are running on the New York Pennsylvania
and Ohio road
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nIONTREiL'S CARNIVAL. 9
The Attack OH the Ice Palace Amid
Great Enthusiasm

MONTREAL, Feb. 6.-Thc mayor having
appointed to-day civil holiday caused the
citizens to turn out en- mnsse TO take part in the
carnival and the streets were alive with reo-
pie seeking amusement. The scenes at al
the Kinks were of lively description but
nearer the close of the bonspiel the excite
ment and enthusiasm Of the game will be-
come more intense. Tie hockey tourna-
mcnt was Continued on the ice IN McGill
college park and some exciting but occasion
ally rough play was witnessed. At midday
the Governor General and Marchouess
Landsdownc held an informal reception last
ing two hours. At four this afternoon the
rendezvous Of the multitude collected
was the Llnsdownc tobaganng slide where
votarcs of this spot we've N masquerade
dress. They presented a picturesque sight.
At s p. m, the ice palace was Illuminated
and attacked by fifteen hundred members of
the Snow-shoc clubs in bright costumes, The
Grand square was lighted by electric lights
and 10000 persons witnessed the attack for
nearly an hour. Fireworks of all kinds and
colOrs played upon the building exciting
great enthusiasm from the immense COM
course Of people,
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Sew york:produce MarKe, -Vcb. q.

COTTON duh. trla1dS a. lol, New o.
leans at II
FLOUR usady. Receipts ct l4ut0 na!- sales
OF 1900 hblN 30. nj i0G2 81; suprrulr a.
i6d3 80 A; common ~ 35d3 %; good ~ 5 -
q q so western extra AT 95,tG5 80; extra pul ~
5 35dS Go; extra s. LOris q 35dd - Niia
Minnesota IiG6 Is; dOuhl" extra a. ~laG 50.
RYE FiouR-s al 400 -. "H% NkNl-
dull at 3 nuOa3 rs
GRAIN - WHEAT firm. R.crlpl- ~ 10000
bushels. sales OF S SIS 0n bushes, future, lO~uO
bushels on spot; exports of a',ool bushels No.
srrlng nomlnal a l 90. No Ici ~ lnA
"a % NJ. = re- and White safe Al Is; No.
z red for frhruTy at d64@l UIs No. ? fgr
March nj CI40sl 90; No. for Aplll o. Ia
al ~. RYE higher a. G9aIo BAILEY arm
~ 6la65. MALr-hOmlnil. GORS--h m. kcctps
of $4,000 hGsncis. sales Of 32s,pyd bushels
future $4,000 bushels on spot exports Of Gto0
bushels. No. at 6ek yellow Al G2; No. Tor
February at Of 46Ga No. for Mar'h at 6!i4G6is
| No. 2 f'r April at 6s4S64's
| AOATs-nrm Receipts OF 10000 bushels Sal, s
OF $4,000 bushels future, $1,000 bushels on spoi
Mixed at 40'a4l; white at 40 No. for
February at a9,t 40. ? for Marcl nj Az; No
| for April al A.
HAY-hrm AT 5N355.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mo 8 l24Nic%
| SUdAr--srng. Standard A at 5.16dI9s. 90 pil
apd crushed At 81 MoLAssEs STEADY, Sew
! Petrol EuM-nm. Crude at s@Sk lchpeC
at99
PROVISIONS TALlow = steady al, u,
| PorAroE5--hrm o. 1891 so. EGGS-dull at S3i9
PoRs-trm' Mess at 10 oo9lsB' BEHr~rrm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-08
singular Condolences.

The following singular condolences are
related, in connection with tue wreck of the
City Of Columbus :" Mrs Annie Kelly
with her inluni, was on her WAY to Florida l.
join her husband who was In the public ser
vice; he had been bitten by a rabid dog a,
died o' hydraphybia, aud the rela4ivs re
ceived The news at the w1eck aud hfe death
about the same time A man aud his VIII,
who persisted In the waves were buried will
his aged mother, who passed sway not know
Ing Of the disaster
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-08
MINODSIA
News ana Notes From, orr Ncishbor.

There was Il surprise party at Mr.. John
Upham's Wednesday evening. Mr.. Upham
came to this village only short time since
aud was recently married, aud it was right
cordial welcome his many friends gave him
at that time.
Word has been received from DR.. O. W.
Peck, who recently went west, that he has
settled in Fergus Falls, lie thinks that
he is 2O00 miles out of the world and knows
that the mercury has to 90 ten feet be'oy
the side walk 10 register the cold.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-08
Adams Fail,

Ever since AGams ( III, which subjected human
nature to diseases OF The lesh there has been de-
mand Ior blood purifier, We all re ,lize the fact
tnat upon the purity aud vitality OF the blood de-
pena the health and vlgor OF the whole system, aud
tnat alsease OF various kinds is often onl, a sign
s oaa. nature is trying to remove the disturbing
pa neaos Ienaole blood purifier Is Of greater
we are pleased 20 say that Hoods SarsapaTila
Desss 0amistakaoIs proof OF being this sot OF
mvoIolnei ahq WV tnlnk u worthy Of TRIAL