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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-12
A TENNESSEE TRAGEDY.
United States Marshal Wheat Killed by His
Fnther-in-Law.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.

TBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.I
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March LEX
United States Marshal Edward ). Wheat
was shot twice and killed by William
Spence. his father-in-law, at twenty-five
minutes past s o'clock this morning. as he
was in the act OF crossing College street in
front OF the Merchants Exchange. spence
had followed Wheat for more than two
blocks. He called to Wheat once, and
the latter turned his head, but did not
stop or reply. Spence overlook him
on the street-crossing, and fired the
first and fatal shot into Wheat's
hack. the bullet penetrating the heart.
Wheat fell on his back on the crossing IN
front OF the Exchange. spence walked
around him and fired second shot INTO
his breast, the bullet SCATTERING the watch
in his upper left vest-pocket, and entering
his body between the seventh and eighth
ribs. Wheat groaned after the first shot,
but never spoke, and died almost instantly.
The BODY was Immediately removed to
an undertaker's, and an inquest held. A
verdict was rendered in accordance with
the above facts. -.
II is declared that the murder was mali
cious and unprovoked. After firing the
second shot Spence made remark which
was understood to be to the elect thai
Wheat bad choked him. spence was I'M
mediately taken into custody. and his pis-
toll, a self-cocking Smith Il Wessoo, with
two barrels discharged and all the Others
loaded, was taken from him by police
man. and he was committed to jail under
bench-warrant.
The trouble is said to have originated
from a business dispute OF some years
standing. Wheat was forty-tnree years old
and Spence is sixty-fye. Wheat was ma
tive OF Michigan. He was captain Of
Michigan battery, and afterward colonel Of
cavalry regiment in the Feaerai service
in the late war. He was appointed United
States marshal under President Grants adj
ministratIon. At the time Of his death b,
was member Of the firm OF Bmord
Thomas Il Co., OF this city,. lie leaves {
widow and two sons, aged respectiveI!
seventeen and fifteen.
Spence was Wheats immediate prede
cessor as United States marshal. He wa
appointed in 1875 by Judge Emmons, ant
then appointed for term OF Iour years b.
President Grant. Wheat served as deput!
marshal under Spence. No weapon OF an
kind was found on Wheats person at th'
inquest.
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s.,,k nv Collision I'm n Fog.

BY IcIesFNPh 10 tIIV a. o..
PoRT ROYAL, 5. c., March LIN oat.
urday last, In a dense fog, ABOUT eight
miles off the Delaware Light, the steamer
City Of San Antonio, OF the Mallory Line.
from New York, colhded with and sunk
the brig Addie Todd, Captain Crowley, OF
Calais, Maine, from Cuba, with sugar and
moIasses for New York. The brig sank in
thirty minutes. Her crew was saved and
taken by the San Antonio to Fernandina,
whence they will proceed to New York.
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Two Fortunate Foundiings.

A Milwaukee, Wis. telegram says: Last
spring a man named Underwood, agent for
a New York Catholic society, brought
about one hundred foundlings from that
city to Milwaukee. and found homes for
entire lot. Two OF the number, n boy aud
girl, three years old, were adopted by 4
wealthy German named Reinhard Cries
baum. A month ago he died, and to-day
his estate was offered for probate. Ten
thousand dollars in cash and property
worth from $4,000 to 100000 was left TO
the foundIings, and the mans wife was
appointed Administrative, and given pos
session of the property to hold for them.
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The pennsylvania Road.

TBJ ItTtgTapn 70 IIe DlsPdIcHI
PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Penn
sylyania Railroad Company was held to-
day. Mr.. Lockwood offered a resolution
denouncing the contracts with the Adams
Express Company, the Pullman Palace-Car
Company, and the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, as usUrpation Of the
rights OF the shareholders, and demanding
an investigation by committee Of five
stockholders, who shall submit report to
the Board OF Directors. Pending action
on this subject the meeting adjourned.
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by Telegraph.

NEw YORK, March n. 1881
stocks opened weak and lower on call by Com
missioner tink Of q meeting Of the truns-iih.
nresdents 20 consider the alleged cutting OF rates
Pacific and Union Pacific being The wsakest
shares These stocks were unfayora6ly Affected
Inv fears OF adverse legislation al washington
traI Pacihc sold down IA, Union Paeinc ~
Northwest \, 81. Paul l, Lachawanna ~, Laae
shore 4, New York Central !, and Erie =. Their
Work Central was strong and moderately active.
The general list improved eax In sympathy. AZ
Ter 2:i5 Il. M. Central Pacific, Waoasli preieiseu,
dealing. however, q recovery took place. a2d the
market closed 1rm. Compared With last nghls
closing prices are per cent eigher Tor sn sas
Omaha preferred; go ~ lower for central Faeihe'
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Escaped Train.Robbers Killed.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

Tucson, A. T.. March ia special TO
the Star from Silver City says: Train
robbers who were imprisoned here broke
jail last night. They We're pursued and
overtaken by sherifi's posse. The rob-
bers resisted arrest, and two Of them were
killed and another was wounded. The
others were recaptured.
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The Late Congressman MaclSey's Sue
PesSOr.
nm telegranh 10 the DIspatch.I

(By telegraph to the DIspatcb.I
CHARLESTON, s. c., March 1.-THE Re-
publican Convention for the Seventh dis
trict last evening nominated Robert Small
(cOlOred) for Congress to succeed Il. W. NJ.
Mackey, deceased. There was little oppo-
sition to Small. and his nomination is con-
sidered equivalent to an election. the ma
jority OF negro voters in the district being
overwhelming.
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Surrender OF Nur,ierers.
IBy telegrapb to the Dispatch.l

10y tFI'sIRII" 70 VIC IT 7I71FF''''
RALEIGH. n. G., March ll.-Governor
Jarvis received n dispatch this afternoon
announcing that Ed. Ray and w. A. An
dersOn, revenue officers who recently
killed three men in Mitchell county, had
surrendered. aud were in Jail at Asheyile.
The State rewards offered for their capture
amount TO $500, and the private rewards
m "a O00
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SAYS Passengers by the delayed train
rom The east who arrived yesterday came
by rail as far as Pomona, and thence by
team and on foot hither. They report that
there are fully four thousand einlgrants
Cotton.
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The Sale OF Delinquent subscription
Gf0aE

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, March 11.-At the sale OF
delinquent subscriptions to the stock Of
the Richmond and DanviIe Extension
Company, which took place to-day, 1880
shares were sold at prices ranging from
$4,000 to $4,000 per 100 shares, which is
equal to street quotations Of G0s to "A.
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September, 1859. 1t was generally con-
coded that bis offence was no more than
one OF murder in the second degree. As
the Governor has no power to commute
the sentence, he has granted respite OF
over fifty years, this amounting, in fact, TO
imprisonment for life.
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Northwest. 50, Paul Lackawanna, LoufsviIie and
Nashville. Lake ffore. Missouri rncf6s. Kansas
and Texas, Erie, Northern Pscinc, Oregon Trans
continental, Pacific Mail. Union Pxc1he- Wabash
preferred. and Western Union. Oregon Savtsa-
ton Is lower. Sales. 1850 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March 1I-virgfnia 6's, console
dated, 40; past-dae coupons so: new 1O-4O's,
33 new 3's, 54x. North Carolina 81, old, Ill.
Rid IN. 1ay.
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Safe After Many Hartiships.

lBy telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l
PORTLAND, OREGON, March ia party
OF ten men, who were reported TO have
been lost in the COur D'Alene mountains,
have arrived at Trout creek after thirteen
DAYS Of woeful experience in deep snow
and dense forests. They are utterly worn
~
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u..u,tetl for Fffty.six Years.

[BY telegraph 70 INC DI'V.""I -,
WILMINGTON, DEL, March lime
Governor has respited Lewis r. List until
the second Friday OF March, is4o. Inc
culprit was TO have been hanged next Frl-
day for the murder Of George b. Taylor IN
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.

II. b. CHAPLIN, JAMES b. HARyIE, II. GILLIAN
ID Il. CHAFFIN a. CO.,
IL.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND ACCTIoNEERs
MOL NORTH TENTH STREET, RIcHhoSD,VA.
We s.n CITY AND COUNTRY REAL Es-
TATE privately and by public auction, COLLECT
RENT>, WRITE DEEDS, and TAKE ACkNOW-
LEDGMENTS.
PROMPT ATTENTION 10 all business entr'ls'-
ed 90 Us. ,o,.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
flour.

t3.2J0S4: extra, s4.70Gt3.9O: r,rrIiv. sssa
1925 Patent family, s6@t6.25. Market very
duh.
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Rosa Bonheur is still under medical treat
ment. and. though she has derived much
benefit from her recent stay In TIE country,
she Il vet far from well.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. March IT, 1884.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red. 232 bushels.
CoRS.-wbite, 1926 bushels.
OATs.-S00 Dushels.
PEAs.-l6 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Red, ia bushels fair to very good
LoDgberry at s1.10 10 Ills. go bushels fair To
good shortberry at 81. 10 TO sl.12.
COBN.-Wbite, 600 bushels prime on private
terms; 122 bushels falr To very good al Sc 10 70e
OATS. 300 bushels very good spring mt 45c-
BLACK PEAs.-16 bushels on private terms.
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BY reiegrapn.
NEW YOPk,


NEW YORK, March IT - Cotton quiet, sales. lat
bales; uplands, 107sc. Orleans, Ike; consoli-
dated net receipts. $500 bales; exports-t ~ Great
southern hour dull and unchanged. whest opened
4(d'sc. lower, closing strong ungraded red. S0kc.
ds1.02; No. 2 red, March. sl.07k@sl.07S.
uS Hq white, os@e5c.; No. 2, March. clio
sss sIoso S Nc s Il sa Es
lining, 5Sy@5kc.; reaned dun. MOla:se. Nm
Rosiu firm. Turpentine steady. Hides quiet and
firmly held. Wool unchanged. Pork hrm and
more active. mess spot. 81 5o@sl7.55. Mid:
dies nominal: long clear, 9ac. Lard opened
barely steady; afterwards advanced 8gqc., clo-
sing firm; western steam, spot s9.6O@sS63h;
March. $3.50. Fre:Rhts dun.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March 1l.-tlour steady. Wheat
southern red. s1.12@sl.l5; amber, 81 100
sl.l7 No. Maryland, sl.l4k@tl.I5x: No.
western o7 T,neT rcd Spot ISs3%SOssd
active; western about steady. closing very dull;
southern white 6l@62c;; yellow 5s@eoe:;
western mixed, spot and March, SC. bid. Oats
quiet and steady: southern, 42@45c;: western
white, 43@45c.; mixed, 42@43c;; Pennsylva-
mia. 42M45c. PrOyi,tOns easy and dull. other
articles unchanged. Freights dull.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, 1ssch lI.-Fiour steady. Wheat
5O95lc. Oats steady; No. mixed, 38kc.
POrk-Mess, sl7.50Gtl7 IS. Lard dull and nom
inal: prime steam, 1920. Bllk-meats hrm;
shoulders and short rib, 1925. Bacon steady.
Hogs Common and light. S5.60@s7; packing
and butchers, S6.60@s7.40.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, March 1l.-Grain firm and un-
changed. Provisions strong. Mess DorS. SIS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., "a; clear RIB, 1895
clear sides. 80 SO. Demonstrations, s7.75 clear
rib, 1915; clear. Sl0.624. Hams-saBar-eured,
l3@l3Ac. Lard-Steam, lie.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, March H. Flourquiet. Wheat No.2
red fall, i ]. 09A@$l .10A cash. 81 10 March Corn
higher; 4s4(a4sSc. cash and March. oats dull;
32k@33Hc cash. Whiskey steady. Provisions
firm and dull
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March ll.-Flour quiet. Wheat was
lower esrly, but decidedly stronger later, closing
We. higher than yesterday; March. 9OA@9l &e.;
No. Chicago spring, eli6c.: No. red winter
weaker at 96d9sc. Corn lower carly, later adj
vanced materially. closing We. higher than yoter-
day; cash, 5lHG53%c.; March, 0lkd sec. Oats
steady, closing BGtc over yesterday; cash, 32c.
POrk-Cash, S17. Lard quiet aud 2seI0c. lower
closed steady Bulk-meais quiet; shoulder 1928
short rib, ss.25; short clear, 1886. Whisky
steady. Sugar unchanged.
WAIrKFy.
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NILWhuKEy.

MILWAUKEE,, March ll.-FlOur in fair demand.
9Oac. Corn inactive: No 2, 53c. Oats dull; No.
2, 32c. Provisions higher. Mess PORK sl7.e5
cash and March. Lard-Prlme steam. $685. cash
and March. Hogs lower at r6Gb7.l0.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, March l l, 1884.
sALEs-FIRsT BOARD.-39 Virginia tax-receiy-
able coupons, old, at 5si, 1000 Virginia Mid
land incomes at 81; 1000 Georgia Pacific first
6's at 9lk; eco Virginia consOl. bonds az 32h.
SECOND BoARD.-l,O00 Western North Caro-
Ina first 7's at 1854; 10 shares Petersburg Rail-
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, MARCH II, 1894
fBy telegraph

steamer Luray, Schermerhorn, Norfolk. ner-
chandise and PASSENGERS chesapeake ana ONO
Railway Company land sailed or returnl.
steamer AccOmac, Delk, merchandise and pas
sengers, Smithfed, Chesapeake and ohlO Railway
Company land sailed on reiUrnl.
steamer Northampton, McCarrick. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake al" ONO
Railway COmpanv t'nd -aied on return
Schooner William Kennedy, Parker, Providence,
and sailed for Baltimore.
schooner r. Steolman. Rose, summit Point, y. j.
Schooner Cora. -. Norfolk.
Schooner John ID. Williams, -, New York.
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UoR sICK.RooMs
TnE MOST AGREEABLE, EFFECTIVE, AN
CONVENIENT PURIFIER o. SICK
ROOMS n
BLAlRs cfhoRAL TliYMoL pRofbrtAs~
TIC AND DisISFECTAST.

For sale by Druggists Price 50 cents aoo''ie.
Read the following;
.BLAlR's CHLoRAL THYNoL Pkofdf-
LACTiC Is the best dianfectant that hove ever
used.r ,simedj HUNTER nc6rIHx, n. ID.
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MARINE asIELaihEnGE.
PoRT or RICHMOND. MARCH IL, 1884
SAILED.

hAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker, New York,
aud passengers, g. W. Allen 4 Co.,
agents.
BELOW.
Schooner Allie n. Chester, from Charleston.
Also, schoOners Annie 4. Bailey. from kcrnebec,
and Cocheko, from orient, l.. ]. These vessels,
together with those reported Yesterday ~ below,
are detained from coming up by the high water.
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iBy seise raph 10 the DispAtch.i
San FRAscIsc0, March liza special
dispatch 10 The Chronicle from Los Angeles
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Dean OF the Sacred college.

ROME, March 11.-Cardlnal sacconi has
been appointed dean Of the Sacred College,
20 fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
Cardinal Pietro. Cardinal Consollni has
been made camerlengo. 1t is probable that
Cardinal Ledochowski, the banlshed arch,
bishop Of Posen, will be made cardinal
bishop OF Trascatl.
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SYRUP OF HYDRIADlC
u ACID, GARDENERS SYRUP on loDIDE
rYOV AND MANGANESE, GARDNkks
sYIrP HYPoPHO,PHiTE OF SODA, and
soDA-LlME and POTASH.
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Government receipts to-day: CUSTOMS
$723,263; internal revenue, sIl4,Sl5:
Ex-Congressman Smails (coloredl mas
been unanimously nominated In South caro-
lima 10 succeed Maekey, deceased. the as
trict Is largely Republican.
Senator Don Cameron Is IN Florence, an
did not arrive on the seryia, as reported
the other day. ~
Patents were issued to-day 10 James i.
Halsey, Richmond, Va, for yalye-gear.
There were number OF congressional
visitors at the White House to-day.
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Feutan Scare I'm Toronto.

A Toronto, Ont, special says; The re,
MAN scare has struck Toronto. specia'
armed guards have been placed within the
Parliament Building and Government
House. The Government officials are reti-
cent, but it is supposed threatening letters
have been received from Buffalo.
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MOrrisOn's Tariff Bill.

Mr.. Morrison was asked when he pro-
posed to call the tariff bill up for action.
He said he did not know. Other men,
bers Of the Ways and Means Committee
expressed the opinion that it would come
I'D next week.
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Report or the Minority.

The minority report was prepared by
Mr.. Mckinley, Of Ohio. After an intro
duction giving the history Of tariff leglsla-
tIon since 1864, in which il says not sim
ole interest i'm the United States excepting
fbe Free-Trade clubs OF New York and
BROOKLYN has asked for the present tariff
hill. but that, on the contrary, many
interests have asked for increase OF duties,
notably the wool-growers, the minority
saw. While we do not believer II proper
AT this time to enter upon fresh revision
Of the tariff, there are some inequalities
found in the present law which IL would
he only lust TO correct. Among these,
wire-rods. cotton-ties, and tin-plates bear
greatly disproportionate duties TO kindred
articles. and should be made consistent
and harmonious. In addition to the fore
going we are opposed to the bill because
First. II will disturb business. [The
discussion OF 1t In the committee has al
ready done thisl 1t Will unsettle values,
retard incipient enterprises, cripple those
now established, impair confidence among
businessmen, so essential TO our develop
ment and prosperity, and bring no coun-
ter-availing benefits.
Second. II will OF necessity force down
the price OF labor In the United States. II
will stimulate imports and increase COM
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Aspecch by "PIou.PIOn."

PARIS, March II. Prince JerOmet Plon-
PIon " made an address last night 70 the
Bonapartist journalists who are favorable
10 the revision OF the Constitution. Among
other things he said: Everything must
bow to the necessity OF again allowing the
people to declare their will, inasmuch as
they are our masters. | am not rleh, IKE
the Orleans princes, but respect the
sovereignty OF the people, and will oppose
all attempts to usurp their rights'n Inc
agitation for the expulsion OF the Orleans
princes from France il constantly gaming
strength.
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BATTLES COCALAC, A FINE
II Tonic and Nntritiye. capable OF snslinlnE
i,,. xtthout any other TODD or drink, and OF the
grcaisst value 10 cOnyalsseent nervous or dyspeI-
a. nrtIenfs J.. WAGNEK, Druggist,
nh iI-ats sixth and Broad street
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T.LoUIs, March H. FLOUR quiet. Wheat No.
red fall, sl.09S@sl .10A cash, 81 10 March. Con
higher; 4sA(d4skc. cash and March. oats dull
32kG33Ic cash. Whisky steady Provision
firm and dull
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Diui0eu) Noiites.

NOTICE-Coupons of the following bonds,
maturing July l. 1884. viii be paid md after that
date at the Office Of Messrs John Patton Co.. No %
Milliam.st New York:
Dubuquc and sioux city lrst mortgage.
Dubuque and DAKOTA nrst mortgage.
Central Railroad Co OF south Carolina hrat mortgage.
North Eastern Railroad Co = G consolidated mortgage
Joliet Steel Company first MORTGAGE.
Jolie taa,C Con eco mort
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THE lNTJIEHs' And TRADERS
NAIIONAL BANk OF NEw-IORK.f
y June -, l-Si.D
4 DIVIDEND OF SEVEN PER CENT out of
~ the earnings tie last months has to-day been de-
carcn by bans payable the st day 81 july next The
trans!er books viii remain closed TN thar date -
EDWARD TOWNSEND. Cashier
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ERlE's MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.

From Ncw.York saturday evenings returning Monday
saturday June p, 1884, in addition
10 the daily trains Mountain Express ualn oI
special Opmodauon OF summer Tesl1oI,s lonS M, o
Divisions of the Eric Railway VIII DC
nun weekly during the summer season between New, loA
and IIaniOck lG4 miles westward, Saurday az enoohs
returning Monday mornings on the folowrg sCheuue ne
Leave NewYork, 23d street Ferry ZIP 2 M Enaa M u.
street Ferry $50 D. M Jersey CITY, $40 stopping al 81
orncipal stations and arriving at Hancock al $40 IN re
Turning Hancock a. arriving Jersey N9 4V''
Chambels-st 100 I'D st IL a m. - -, H..
of summer boarding paces apply to Ticket Agents al Ee
Railway Offices J.NO. ~, $500 $500
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Business Chances.

q En lA0 TO $50, 00O.-Partner wanted
DOU.OUU with this amount 10 join an English
young gentleman in establishing general business 10 w.
changed principals only dealt with good opening fT gem
''eiiAn S0i VI '"' '"f' p o Boz 1886. New-YorK.
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BUTCHER HOUSE,

GOOD BOARD-At farm house. 80 miles
" from hfnieron Harlem Railroad. Plenty OF milk,
sSd.rass {. l. WHITE.
S' 100, LakevIie, Conn.
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A iron STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
Last boat ron coney Island lands at Pier only.

EKcurs0 tickets sale at dow nrack Stations OF
EleN ated RaW 80 cents each Incl iug fare
ways Passengers from 9TH and oh lines leave ia
at Battery Place station Passengers from II and
lines holding Iron Steamboat Tickets vii I'D
transferred TO and from 9th and 9th lines ey
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