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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-16

We will sell at the RICHMOND BAZAAR n
large and elegant assortment of NEW AND
SLlGHTLY-UsED VEHICLES, consisting in
part of
TOR AND OPEN END SPRING AND BREW
STIR BUGGlES,
PHAETONs, CARRIAGES, VILLAGE CARTS,
TOP AND OPEN SPRING WAGONS,
FARM WAGONS. CARTS. &c.
Every vehicle offered will be In perfect order
and ready for immediate use A rare chance Is
offered. AS these vehicles must be sold. Included
I'm the lot is the balance OF a consignment from
ID. A. Aitick q Sons, whose work Is well known TO
be first class. They direct us 10 sell without limit
IL yoH need vehicle OF any kind, II viii pay you
10 attend this sale. Il. b. COOK, Aucti0neer.
j. IL. DAVIS, Proprietor.
my 16-F ,Su, Tu&W4t
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DOR SALE PRIVATELY, FARMA
Is OF 200 ACRES IN AUGUSTA, ONT
THE SHENANDOAH, SIX MILES FIR o n
STAUNTON.-LARGE DIV Filing, requisite
house and machinery burnt, but stone-dam,
foundation, &C., left. ready for rebuilding; on
never.fdiling and abundant water-power; lime
stone abundant; hrst-ratc location for mill
igrlst, paper. wollen. &c.l and store. VERY
BEAUTIFUL PLACE, WITH MAGNIFICENT
SCENIC SURROUNDINGS. Water pure and
large quantity, health perfect, price low.
Apply at once TO
my 11-eOd6t GRUBi3S A APPFRSON
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by sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctione rs,
HOS Main street.
GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT DE-
- SIRABLE FRAME DWELLING STU
ATED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF DUVAL
BETWEEN ST. JOHNS AND ST. PAULS
STREETS, No. 112.-At the request of the owner
shall offer for sale I'll public auction, upon the
premises, on
MONDAY, MAY 10, 1884,
at 81 O'Clock 7. w., the PROPERTY located as
above. The DWELLING contains seven rooms,
gas, city water. &C.. with lot fronting 80 feet
on the north side Of Duval street and running
back about 1875 feet. Property in this vicinity
rents well and yields good percentage on the in
vestment.
TERMS: Liberal and made known at sale.
my l6 SUTTON Il CO., Aucti0neers.
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE
Il OF the lots on Twenty-hfih street we VIII oner
the LOIS at northwest corner OF Twenty-sixtn
and Marshall streets-99 feet on Marshall street
and running back $50 TO an alley.
nv l6 QUARLES & MCCURDY.
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DAwsON'S NEURALGIA CURE

NEVER FAILS To CURE NEURAL
ACHE, EAkACHE, and TOOTHACHE. Try IL.
ASK FOR A CIRCULAR. For sale by all drug
gists. T.RODERTS BAKER,
NH 27-eod3mk Agent
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Planters National Bank IIenrico Circait Court
IS. decree
Lyne's Curators, J Of 9th May, 1854.
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WEDNESDAY. MAY 81. 1884,

In pursuance OF the aforementioned decree in
said cause, the undersigned, appointed special
thereby, will offer for sale upoa tho
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C0UNTRY'S CAPITAL.
Tho Cooperating Committees Pushing
Mexican Reciprocity.
A Very Dull Week ut Washington,
Indeed.
The Senate Not In SessiOa-Mlsce llany.
FORTY.EIGuTH CoSGnEss FIRST
SESSION.

HOUSE.
WApHIsGTos, June OIL Press lon mo.
ton OF Caldwell, of Tennessee. the senate
bill psssed authorizing the mayor and city
council OF Nashville TO construct d free
bridge across the Cumberland river.
90 motion Of Peters. OF Kansas, tho sen.
ate bill passed authorizing tho construction
Of bridge scvose the Missouri river at
L.svsnwortb, ksnsas.
The house then proceeded 10 vote on the
California aud Oregon land grant forfeiture
bills vita result Of Ysa,, li5; nays, O.
A call of the house disclosed the prsssncs
Of 2i0 members, and tho bill WAS passed
Yss., I59. nays. 10.
On motion OF Thomson, OF Kentucky,
June 18th and l7Ih werr set apart Tor
consideration OF the bill to amend
the Thurman hinktng iund act
Payson. Of Illinois, called up the senate
bill to repeal section OF the act entitled,
IAN act making A grsnt OF land In alterD-
ate sections To aid In the construction and
extension OF the Iron Mountain railroad
from Pilot Knob, In the siats OF Missouri to
II 10 %, Acknowledgements July 4th, 1896 "
In consideration OF the forfeiture the Iron
Mountain railroad company ia released
from the obligation OF toe land 9raat rail-
rosds.
An amendment was adopted excluding
from this ,slease thst part OF the railroad
between Poplar Bluff, Missouri, and toe
Arkansas state line, and as amended TIE
hi,l posed.
Lswie. of louisiana, oslled mp tho bill for
the forfeiture of toe New Orleans, Baton
Rouge * Vicksburg land grant.
L Ills. of Louisiana, Bslford, OF Colorado,
and other rcprsseHtstiv,s ilibustered
against Vt and without acting on 1t the
ht use adjourned.
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STATE PRESS.

The six-Bhooter must go. VI course u
must, and 1t continues to go-oH. soms-
times it goes snd vital spark soe. with u.
Occ soionsliy . leg, foot or finger marks lie
going off, buf 10 soss and goes. Like Toi =
nyson's Brook" Is gees on, Or on sois
svsr.-[Sher man Democrat.
IL 10 . woadsr that soms crank who 10 or
psssd to Barnett Gibbs hasn't got up .
vrstched pun about his talk be'nE GLIB
sri,h. FsrtunAssly there are very fow men
Of any kind opp ssd to him-[dfesnviiie
Banner.
II the grses grown on an sore OF land %
not worth 8 cents per acre 10 tho bullion
a,see, 10 isn't worth having, and shou,d oe
allowed to TO, and fertil'ze the roll from
pear to year, Block Wax,.
Maj n J. f. Eliiott proves by she ssrses',
Who'll ,-soulsd M amer in which he hes taken
hold OF tho Worlds exposition bustne~,
bat he 10 the right man III tho risas place,
aud has the success OF shs great under
taxing ., heirt.-[H ,llsb, r, Mirror.
O,e hundred Al q eight 81 o1sAnd dolla1s
profit TO the state in one year, by resu ming
coa,rol OF the psnitentisry, AID yet Sen.-
Tor johnson was sbort-sghted enough To
oppose resumption with all the abiIity be
o possessed. -[Farnersyille Mercury.
Hon. J. O. Bn,hsnsn, prescott state sen0.
TOR tom this district, refuses 20 sgsn be
come a candidate, and - said 10 bc nm ur.
cont advocate OF .hc nomination OF Hon.
Sem Cundiir of Longvie~, present ilo,o-
rial representative from tns counties OF
Gregg and Smith. The hGl believes Cnp-
tain Cund'N 20 be coed ni.n FOR me po-
,ition 10 altman Mail.
Six thousand head Of cats STAN peded
below OotullE, on the Nuecss river rsceotly.
Tho animals bad been five days without
we'ar, and when they Came In sight OF the
liver, ~ maddsnc6 we're they ny thirst,
that, in their frantic end .Avors to rssch the
water, hundreds vers killed aud nsimed.
Altogether 1900 are missing -lPort Davis
News.
Cisco will compare with any town in tina
state in point Of Intelligence, refinement
aaa morality. IL Is tse rArcs, thing TO fes
q man on our streets intoxicated. Oar three
churches acd niaEalicsnt school suIldiDgs
ere credit to our ciSizsns, aud strAngvrs
Waiting our town 'sss shsss ~ . mark OF
our sdvAnosmsnt aud prsgrsss-t C'oo
TslegrsSn.
Whm We III rot visited Gslvss+or. In 1853,
!here vas . range 81 send bills along rae
entire gulf shore. which wss natural pro-
tsoti0u 20 ths islxsd, the ciIy poyNos In par
Ncalsr. but now shsy are gone, hAyit & b 'en
osrhei OF - fill up Sayons and. low pies
In the CRY, and shs RESULT Is, the sncroscu.
~ sns OF toe ssa and Destruction OF prop-
sryy. II vill cost the Islsod Cisy more
N onsy to provide pioper defsosss against
ths inro~ds Of ihs gulf, than she AKA for
deso wa1r-fH illsboro Mirror.
%, bow Ia, wills ~ u on will hpg when
the hAliel len chorus ~ xnr-tre'A,d boom.
era. ax-grssn bsckers, sto, ct I'd ssaas om-
can pni sound o tn bossnrns In
their strange tongue. Bat whsn tns da.
4 reward conass, tho ssn.enos VII 20 forth
depart Homer, " accuIsed, / snor We
not" Then there Will be another shout 20
up from these with wsodine es'm"rt ON.
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his many surviving friends

plsasiog TO his many surviving friends
among us.
The HgRALD acknowledges tie receipt of
nice Wedding cake from M. aud Mis-. Btne-
dict.
Au interesting lecture by Mrs Hsmm
at room u, over Dallas National bank, at y
y. III to-day.
Seed 10 your orders to Baker & Pfouts, IL
you want tlue work doLe in sRillful and
substantial manner.
Baker & Pfouts' machinery 10 all new,
and OF most approved style. They do
finest work at o91st prices.
Mrs. l.. q. O. Lamar, IT,, will keep her
studio open during the week Tor the inspec.
ton OF work done during the year.
One pound OF Whittaker's Star hams will
20 40 lar as two pounds OF fresh beef, and
the difference In taste 10 immense.
All sittings at MoClellan's, 705 Main
street, photographicailg speaking, are
made inst4ntaneously, aud his pictures are
elegant
No patent medicine advertising by Nc
Clell en-, 705 ii sin street. Hs Is "striotly
business" HIS photos speak volumes IN
his praise.
Mcclellan IN the veteran photographer
eper setic and tireless. You will never find
him ''in the iesd." but always leading,
100 Main street.
r. II. Smith & Co., insurance agents.,
have removed their office IRON al Elm
street to the old Board OF Trade rooms.
over OAsm's on Elm.
The Row. Geo. IL. Tnayer, OF Bourbon,
Ind, says. both myself aud.wiie owe our
lives 10 Shiloh's Consumption Cure" Sold
by J. NJ. House Dallas
A runaway horse threw its rider at tha
corner Of Mnin and Lamar streets last
evening, severely bruising him. The name
OF the young man was not learned.
Joe Forsyth gave bond yesterday In the
sum OF $500 IN two cases for his appearance
ct the next term OF the dislric, court 10 an
ever to the charge OF assault TO kali.
Mr. Read, of the Telephone exchange, In
forms us thst II any parties have any com
plant 10 make against operators or tha
WORKING OF the exchange ne viii tihuk
them 10 lo.iiy him promptly.
To whom It may concern-N office 10 here
hy given that from and af. ~ tnis date, JuDs
2nd, 1884, | wilt mt pay bill. made Ia tag
''' ' G NJ. WHEAT.
Mrs. Marie Isabelle HlmmonG's ltcture
ana opening ,X-roi.es Nil no douhf At
trict fuli attendance At her hall, NJ. q,
up.stairs over Da las National hErS-same
door II telephone centrAl uiiicc-.hi3 even
inR ~ o'clock.
Some ru,hlQs8 pcoundrel fred shot
Wednesday night through the psrlor win
dow o, Coioptl SlAug.rer's residence. The
youug lsdles tad lett the ptilOr only a
short time before. Such malice ugue 81
could not he punished severely enough II
the petprtritor could be found.
McGinniF .S,rnard Il MoGinniF, Of Colo
rsdo City, Texa-, are offering for sale | $50
acres f .'ooo rich and djoiuug Colorado
City At ~ yer acre, one-na'i cs'h, balance
Ia one and twn gears. This land is a good
saia Investment a. 30 per aero. Title per-
iecr. For next te~ dsys cal ht st. George
Madam Heuell, olsirevcyani, reveals
pest and present, and toi,trils future
eyentf brings beck absent lovers. causes
spe dy marriages snd gives charts OF luck
10 acc I'm ,lsh any undertaking in businese,
Wili rem ain q, OF EN- street The remain
der of this week.
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FLO1SANf.


Go and hear the lecture on higtrionics.
Dslcior, eating; Whi,taker's s's' hams.
Fraak +. Nunu. sign painter, 500 Main
street.
Frank L. Mum. sian painter, 500 Main
street
McEnnis d. Co. wholesale Whitnker's
Sfnr hams.
The water will BIZ shu' of OF all the city
81 10 n. M. to-day until 8 p IN.
officer Hesr lodged crszv man, name
unknown. in the siation-house We'd esjsy,
sho reeds attention. He should have been
r.oorted IS the Law provides, 10 the county
iudge.
The remains OF w W. H4vkinp, n shoe.
maker formerly rcsident OF this city. VINO
committed suiciis ~ Plano Wednesdsy,
mention OF which was made in yes'' I'd y's
HkRALD. were inferred here yesterday
with Masonic honors.
The Texas Machine COMPANY was organ
IL q Yesterday evening, With Sl0l goo o.r,isl
stock. 10 IN -nuiscturt and sell Wood An.
tomato dey flight gse machine and the Little
| Wo der gss machine. The directors are
q ]. Go Oh. OF Palestine; O II. Coooer,
Jcbp q. Hunter, +. Austin, II. W. Hut
ter, Dallas, @. W. Mcfarland, Pslesune.
| The children OF his deceased sister, Mrs.
| Greer vi,is Saith. have just he'd or, cited a
BEAUTIFUL fADuy mopHRent ever the re-
usius Of The Iansntsd JaUsa X p Record
- vi's ed I'll q HE foar children in the
0sasnis csmstSy. Osptain Record, the
is0 81 his own fsai'y, disd In Dallas on tbs
i6,b ~ Javusrv. 1872. apd this afiectiorsts
81 Of bis nisoss end nsphsxs vi b we'll
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Exposition socities.

In every county and town In Tex.'
eho aid ne organized local Worlds EXtori
siou societies, for the furthsrance oi tho 90
-ct OF ths leg 'slzt.ve act 10 aid the CON
nissioper In the collection and and pre- pc
ration ~ sp scemens OF every product oi tn
coil. specimens Of every pred act OF our soft
sps..i mems OF our minerals, woods and hHn-
diwork, Texas invented machinery, art,
s :. the 0' Great worlds Cotton
aud Industrial exposition at Now Or
leans next winter. These societies can do
a great dssl in toii direction aud every CIT
yen, every lady should feel stste PRIDE
and a local pride In having our SAFE ato
our own county sppe.- there In the space
allotted TO ms to the best a5vsntsgs post
Bile. We have very desirable country;
splerdid county; then lot US take some
pains 10 place fair specimens Of
oar vheat, oats, b,r,ev, miliet-
corn, ccttcn and grasses, all worked INTO
attractive designs specimens OF our melons,
vegetables, ETC., and our superior building
stone AID splendid brick, and the product
of our oms-raised pure.blood merinos,
which viii eqasi tsat OF any wool staple in
the country. Then there are
county inventions for great labor
sAving which We should feel prioe 10
placing on exhibition N the profit Of oiners
and our o vi credit. Our isdies couid no
doubt display their hsndis.ff, snu su,sIy
sornA specimens Of art which vonld itti CT
credit on . progressive western town snd
help wonderfully 10 preventing our town
..a section In . very favorable light before
IN. great world OF acquiring people at New
o lie ans usxt winter.
what Ne have here said TO our home
people, We desire 10 apply to every town
and county 10 our DISTRICT Lea esch to IN
h vsk eued to IN interest In this import
ant euterprise. The appropriation OF $2O.-
90 by the state 10 not sufficient TO repre-
sent fexss - Il should Be Represented IN
the sosos ct ss,de for u.s. and 1t will b
uccsssary 70 have ths ell oil shs
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Mr.. Elaine Corrected.

M. B,Ass In his new history makes some
sta'ensa6 that are not supported by his
toriMl fssss. On page 40S Of his tint vol
nms 10 ssstbss sbs ills 81 the period from
1857 ~ 1880 ~ our tayin policy, AID suR
s.su No. II ~ hsd had the Morrill, tariff
dollarS Of she nsisnsl debt would
ksvs ban saved TO NJ. The free trsdo
policy Of shs decade from 1850 to 1860, he
says, oooAieusd such Q drain OF gold and
silver trsm the c,ant,v TO Day the balance
oftsads agsiast US, that ths panic OF 1897
came upsA ~ ~ . sort OF visitation OF
Providsooe 10 warn Us OF 80 suicidal
policy.
TAsvs are few tariff reforners who sttrib-
uts oil the progress OF tha, period to the ex
istsscs OF Q loss restricted Communication
with forsigs pstion-, but there are none
WHO would hesitots 70 compare tbs mate
rial progress % the country wish that OF
ANY other decade in the history OF this or
sny OF Dsr country. And his theo y that
the sending Off OF gold and silver out OF the
country 10 tho proximste causs OF the panic
IN eets to day denial In tho events In Wall
s,r.et that makes 1t verge on the ludicrous.
Since 1879 "a have imported Into the
o. untrv $i56, 7Si 0l0 in coin and bull ion
over and aNovs our tXpo'ts. 'iAs. All
street, o. 34J Since JuDs 30. 1879 va have
proc ueed from our nioes nearly 500 OOO.-
90 VI COLO spd ellvsr. lh~port OF 49,
director BurchsSd. Ga January |, 1873,
here wa . sha oouatry in gold and cur
rsncy 81, o55 $50 Gio and On NoveWbe l.
1888, thors was 81 1923 1856 $50. or nearly SO
Der osn,. more. OF shls the coin ADD bnll.
'op wU ". 1879 1884 $50. 800 and in 1888
1924 672 1888, or an increase Of more
,aa PA per cert. The amount
in the hands OF the people has
morn tAsa doubled, and yet We have on
Wall street . panic. just rs we had when
worthless money was thou hs 90 be the
csuse OF lsssr, when IL Wa nttribrt-d w y
systssa VA,eh grated to the Aneric IN 80.
zen The Ptshs 70 buy who're he Was Obliged
to ssl,. Ths vsry word "psaic" gives o
better sIplsnssion. IL IL nothing but .
so.r., Q Len OF couhAspoe. II 1t was
ssaroisy & gold and silver II could only be
sursd vhsa that gold and silver had been
brought hask, cod would not be over In
few dayS, - 10 always 10.
Al any voSs 10 hAs bean shown that
treasury fillsA 10 OVERT ,wins with millions
idle in IL vsults; = billion and hslf Of
currency and ooin In the country-morc
thaa seough 10 pay the whole natio nal
debt, and Q tariff not only protective but
In mAny instances prohibitory are no in.
sursnns againss "ths widest excite ment
svsr witnessed on the Stock exchange"
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WARRINGTON, june 5.--fPfesg.I-The SEC
retnry Of war has received thc following
telegram from Mr.. &. ". Benismin, dated
AstOr, Florids, June 1: General Bah
COCK, with The clerks Of the fifth md sixth
Lighthouse districts, er'ived on the tenoer
Snrres, of Mofqujlo inlet, juno %. a
large whale boat, With seven mar, wont oil
IN him about II o'clock. GA her r.turu,
Babc5ck aud party en- bGrRed in her 70
come eshore, and On the outer bar the
steorug oar WAS ore ken snd boot d led and
c,p9izsd. The general held on 10 the boat
anil she reached the snore breakers, when
he and all hands we're torn from .bc boat
sud with three others, were drowned. /
am here with the remain, on the way TO
Washington.
Tns secretary OF war has te!erraphed the
signsl officers nt Jacksonville, Florida, TO
cause the remains OF Babcock to be {, =
balmed and sent TO Washington.
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A Foul Murder

KANSAS CITY. June GA searching party
Yesterday discovered the remains nj John
Anderson, tina sixth victim OF the Pioasan.
ton. X Snsas, muir Ter concealed in a de.
serted coal chat on the Missouri sids Of the
stare line. He had beea shot in the head
and hody aud THO VII in pit. Parties are
scouyng tina country in search OF Wamp'ar
'he suppo sed .aurdarrr, and az no has late
" besD seen in this vicinity his ospturo is
p'obahle The county commissioners have
offered $500 reward.
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r,..v....,.....s.s,.,,,,.ratx.

MONTPELIER. June 5.-rno temocrrtic
state convention Assem- bled. TO-DAY with
500 delegates. The mention OF Til1en's
name by Chairman McGctrrick received
thund<4 Of applause. The following wee
cho< he delegates ct large to Chicago
B. y. Smsliey, John u. Burk, Frsns ~.
ns.com, Amos Aldrioh; presidential cleo
tors at large: J. w. Price, James n. John.
son, II. r. Powers. The following were
nominated for offi,er Governor. L. w.
Rsdinston; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. N. =.
Bowmsn; treasurer, Henry Gillet; seer sta
~ Of state, II. y. Brigham; auditor, O. g.
Ecyee.
RecoeA
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The dreds,r. II the machine Arrtic. e
wiInington, DrlavN-e, IN removing The
SIX ice piers of Fort Penn, vhich vsss
built By the Ensllsh bsfeS the rsvelasioa,
have made Q r variable hBd. IT, ~
piers had become dangerous ebstrustio1 ~
nsviRssior, - the upper porvises ~
csumb.sd away and the treoeAWS0 -
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labor and means o

tine, labor aud means of ev''v
public spirited, snterprlsing ION.
inuni,y In cur state. We suggeat orGsna.'
lions IA every county, aud ask the honOrs'
~ commissioners especially TO tsko 'he
ming hers, and AK the people OF Abilene 10
meet at tue academy next Monday night 10
psrieot such an organization az the one We
want to soc In every county In the district,
IL Abilene Reporter.
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Maryland Democrats.

BALTIMORE, June 5.-The dfmocTe &c
sts,e convention Co elect sixteen de'c2s'es
TO the national convention, and the pres
dent electors met at noon. There WIS
large attendance. T. b. Laird was elected
temporary chairman. Committees we're
appointed and recess taken.
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Bulletins.

CnIc.ao, juno o logo o. m.-Town--
sends spesch WAS frequently interrupted
by chsers. He aid Arthur's nomination.
would give satisfaction to all classes Of CIT
'zspa.
1925 p. IN -Townssnd's reference to
Con h ling and Platt's resiguing on account
Of Blsins's wickedness was received with
s,orm Of Kisses.
The latter par, OF Townsend's speech was
reosived with q good deal OF confusion ind
interruption.
1882 D. m.-Bingbam. OF Pennsylvania,
seconded tse nomination OF Arthur IN An
enthusiastic speech, which was well re-
ceiveH.
il:O3 p. n.-Bipgbam finished his speech
at IL p m.
Lynch, Of M'ssissippi, colored, took the
stand 81 second the nomination OF Arthur.
He was received With CHEERS,
lt:2G n. m.-Whsn Ohio was called there
was considerable cheering, and Judge For
nker took tho Platform 10 present s1cT-
man
li:i0 n. m.-Forsker referred to Blaine,
when the audience again rose TO their feet
and bessn cheering and waving banners,
which has continued for many minu'ef.
WILSON, of North Carolina, also secluded
the nomination Of Arthur
ll:i9 y. M Men have seized Il .gs and
hsnuers and are marching up and down the
aislso. The chairman is struggling 20 prI =
duo. order.
il:50 p. m.-Order finally restored. For
nker remioded them Of the maxim tb"t
they "shonldn't hollar till they got out oil
the woods T"
1875 a m.-Grest confusion. Motisns for
p,ocssdins with ballot and to sdjpurn are
eine made. IL is claimed the vote on ed
>urumsnt shows Blsine's strength TO be
37l seaiss. the field.
I'D 70 PesnsvlvAnia the vnts on adjourn
mens stands 1872 for aud 3l5 against. a
delegate Ass demanded the call of PeEnsyl'
vsnia delegates.
$40 Q. m.-kotion TO adjourn 70 IL q. m.
Loaf
1913 .. m.-Both sides have agreed to
adj ,nrl to 10 ~ III.
Voc - sAjourn ment stood: For, s8l to
sl2 a<otnVA.
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NEW YORK, juno 8. - The I0II0wlng IS Lhe
daily com parAtive cotton statement:

Carriages for Fuperais.
At,.- .-.is date, carriages TOR funeral calls
ordarsf ny eur patrons, will be tiled Tor
the low rate Of 50 per carrisge from the
following stables:
ARTHUR GAIN,
/. RoAcBsTEAS,
HoDoHs & ATwATER,
J. l.. RANDsLL,
CLARK X DRsMoHp,
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WE HAVE IN STORE A PURE LOT oy
LARGE GERMAN MiLLEr SEED FRoM
X ,HsAs. AND KNOWN AS THE GOLDEN
MILLEr. FOR SALE IN Lors TO SUIT
TIE TRADE.
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Decline of Man

Decline of Man.
Nervous weakness, dyspepsia, imp,-
tApce, sexual debility, cured by wells
Health Rrueyer." 81.