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thf Baliehcigl RESULT 10 tht COUNTY, NJ ne
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CHICAGO. ,Da' lt.-A -w'oui Grpuch
.-un Memphis. TEN. Ev- q ucDf
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o. horr Bod, murI.- Thor Gauirt could noi
1, ,-a~nrD TAl .-ev escaped wi,hDu. ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16
TIytKgAL AND COMMERCIAL
EarHnn.n EASks

The fuDOviue y Ma tsmsni Of the banks
n RICHMOND ~ Tire f;iu~e al business JAM
=. lsse ~ rep0rfso 10 the Corl'tyniles "a
CurTeDcy ny TIE tsttDnsi hafles. sne 10 TIE
Auciior ~ tire Commonwealth ny -lsif
tpsfisufjurs with eomlarEon o. -spo-U
n zoe 10 ssiDs officials ~ ~ March J 1855
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16

~ III - NIlF i'lflI'IIsI-I
WuGl'sI ARR. Pa. Jun lt--pep ~
T-uilea-~tute--Co lisciur Bedlu-d. win .
7,asa. in-I uicif arrested th~ee vel,-.nowt
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81. Chandler. ". j.. ta'wc.- and 'aiufs
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vrU We. raprur"t o. h'- cvr hou~' Az
.hrr, Wer, taken 81 scranton and heic jag
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A Prssssner sss1rsEse Away

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wei ci.eovayud is,.oily maj Pred. bnrrimnG,
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vrass n TIE rsniisHiisrE, was no, IN jail.
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iiin sn ths charge ~ eauicugG- iierraierh
saniiilec flig flse prisoner bac isesn saiii
aNEy from jail, su ~ " Il. tsO9amah
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16

ny Aucis-Ausricsn rtiis 70 tiis I'isp.lni
I.pEpoE. auns Ia-Lnru Derby anl
n,ler Eramineni Liberals bgvt issued =
manifesto "a int nirciRrs % Liverpool. ~
which thev ssy " lbe Liberals mna
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chamberlain. LORD selinrDf, Sf'suAfi-,
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AlE1Es, dunt Is.-.6DreTnnf 1llI u,
eiOse tDf bill reaeIfly passsd hg tht Le- -
hfure providing iGf spring munIcipa ri''i-
tunk II New J nrK and lar tht election ..
l0urIeeI al0eImer liIl0n tht raDera- tcht-.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16

No ACHE. Il PAIN, OF Ssys a
- y firulse D. -l-ElI.. - Muscu- ~<&<N
iGr Y EIiess uIs 4riof 70 eDt
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rurEr'vs wonder a druggists. 20 seIll1,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16

aragaeo OF sun rsus on imposed prs.
=. 90 ftr 4bs gypg3ng rroD1 ff~Fsis"s
tuiaf ves Esr ciessrg io~er.
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changed. Hugt uulei unsDu EDo heltL.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16

flrt9spNEl TOBACCO NALLET.
tlCEH 81 uut q .-sG
Ore lUl-rf- phcEL-ef we've l1e-e-
lue-laL 90 -l- nt--.s iuIa IS aArE Gn- s4L
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is-usy T -uluc Ipu o. A- ppUr isr -rc
ordr-s io- D-gLu LIT mErEsi h III.
Changed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16

EEW ItaK.
NV = ORR. June -a.- -o-tDr Elssaf
~ ls hDt 1sief 4Al4c--Ig ugl.l.uh r.
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rssn g7s.c June -, 4G27aet. Juy 27'ss
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mo urrlug 81. Ig.seIH crOY yesy. Dur ~
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gepl.s rDgssn NEG .Ir1,f " encourage fssri
tor hsliosrg Hnc -hf genera tonf az tnt
uIEfksr neYr wac Tat Corn fuie1 a.lssltliy
| easitr klsg ei0eee anRaf ipwrr. Dat,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16
EAVAEIaT BEaD KING
An Ans0p~s 81 ira Bsoy-TErtsrS
f-,rrS8~e~- ef to,zasienee.
.By AnEll- American s..nls 70 ths IlRpstrh !

by Anglo American oEDis "a tnf liBpstrh
NryIrH. guns u -f'r. unsc 1less- WIN
vas fGrinerls KING Lud wic's 1fysiciah. AZ
lnef tunl tin King vas INSANE. BE mali
,uInf tim T4uewtc wa errsTirric only. The
isoe1of aads liIm though b, disagreed WIZ
toe official reg,ur % siif examining boa-u
af rtgsicians declaring fbt Kmc insailt-
-ril b. icH compelled o. ErpT his views ~
r..n-eF for aIve BE-. o. Z J had published
b statement r uIgusitinr So tint 81 lhe
-ua-f uoc.0u J should hive shared The falf
0I certain otiic. Iicr.url and i'-en n lehsi
consigned 81 prison. A. 20 The hing rni'-
difi0l. n ulrrin g. based on ny eNl4~
-iau"s - hi. I,,'ts'rrar sine his hi-fh. NJ
soli"uCL i'r. E1i.tit. ages viii 10.
FTyEElI gETvI-Tf TvEr TIKI EENAIEs.
~ a.sl r'rlnrt has; evening Dean IuercE.
a--'slrc D. 10, ca,i-- cier.s. read me iuR'-
-r -.r7ica~ over fne remains ~ tire iait
Euc Ludwig. vnict wlrf wing N Che I'd
t~uure coI- 81 Berg las-it. Afier Iht
--r-vi~es -tf hoov was pi1"ed IT 3 pain
ruf.r and rni yrvrd 81 Munich n 3 hears,
ugagn it -four HORSES Thr-f carriage,
c01.vevigc fhf Sir-CV followed -he hears
4 dla.iim~fi ~ hegvr "g'Hlrr mel ihf
hear-t al sending. . sUtJrb Of Munirh
aul escorted u o. tht cir. The remaiii-
-.uehao Ia, Ie-i0eIz-"hic1t ~ ~ a. y
7nas- arrival wac un'-p"."ed, anC nphoe'
v... h. atlt nlanc, - rrr--rf tiifm. TIE
Iui--ezs of GuS--I. sem q splendid wreath
Bc-. Castle 60 ''t p.acel ~ tht collin
EF-r-7 49, -rT H7OrsY.
q ca-e'u.. tno-ouci. nnG scientific aI'-
/ -pr-y las heeu mad. o1 ,hf remalu- O..
Frc l1av-ir. i rfre.F ~ ahnorIi-
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.4r~rNUEE June - - .rrIuiE % rou-
saluA.t1 OBJ WIZ jay coupons pas -1a'
COUPONS t-s. new - o. -e-4It e.
NM. .A-u us Go niC -1ts hio day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16

g. 45I-sgTuN Juu' 10. i-~..
~uuiIs-
~-a. Soy ha~t Pacific Ip-l-.--~t u.. v.-
,.aet ui aul Li,e.---L.
- eu,.t 80 REPRESENTATIVES,
1in t,u-t v"U mfn comm ur. o t1t
" hoif 90 go, u--i-.u Sc apirup-l--1I
u.. uul teuc.l' Discussion ,usu-o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16

TUESDAY. d. Uut .. -sth
-s1rE - .E-7 b.ALl. - 900. Fle-iupi
lrs- $50 -a5-- upt a.. 81 1t
Nr~I Tine second huG~c ls d-sc1i uu-c
--ru -rls dEle uL-. ~tptrl.l'a, 4hi u 06i
u~aEyf on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16

UlLAIAE LASS0A'S
EaR H-LElE
"a Et0rHTEILY TEE EEeT AKANs Y 4
qEE PkEaEkv ALTON QF TIA EA-E
EEgDIAEAgAD AY g4E u ~ III
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AA1E 20 YkGEIAE-I SAgTEg ONLf.
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WHOLLY FiLE is9M AAE ALfA-4--.S
0kE.LESf
s.utf ay NAaNEk LfT,Eg,kL-
Las EirBhe street t.irnnund "a.
ny B0-~t Grabu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16

TEE VERNON TOOTB-BR USa-
IN NOT EfV-BvE convenient x gas ggo1
fs,plt-pTIsnes IL Ihs counlry 80 We &C
visit every person issving the City f0r TIE
SKINNER II srEpp.y themselves Will We
NGN TJI1E -8EDsEES. 9hsy An lns
KS. Evsry brush wErTEnte6 For asif hs
a. erusEisIh no mi allow you- dsals1 IL
su.-lifuas Irhds supplied by
PTECE1L. LAID CO..
M 70 1npo-Ss-x
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
10 EXCITED AT TEE DlfRATCx
PETTHG-a0usk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16

II SO. -.rS = tI.-1f ~
-t- j.. b -.t.-.
vi -ow nr t.llr riLuuL-i- -ye44.uEB o.
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ne Ell ---rll-Lf ~..f LL - DIBl.t
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Et-a. 3-t-- sui --t-'-
NJ 81 r. i.-c LIE .'.--l" LA hll = ~
& hl-t req cEus-C Iy rGrirJst t.uf VII
tlt.-e AID ye~f-c. H-thihr-lJi. Arh ..ILl
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16

.LafR AND COTTON IAtHAN0L-
RICHMOND. d. Lut a. 1but
UFTEE p ri
-lfx VIA. 4ahu Duale-b Al.-
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A-- - -Ii glaAblk
EA..Es ELFlErEI 90 tE1ErTAET
.t-r-pi lt -- .uaIr1 very ,Ylc 81
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-16

pLAIR's CBL0RkL THT&01
y uhr-r Il dDCkr Euc Bs.nrl. LII c.
rushc = Ia sgs-tmOuf b. clE Mecca tlar 49,
ksnGsun ~ vel ~ -nf 1eE - messy
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= a Lhf rnlsE Agrs.-GblE llurr-~fl and sis
ascL'Vs d-slsuyuf a. Dsc pnun ALL cisunza
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CHICAGO, Feb 6.-The Drovers' Journal reports:
Cattle-Receipts 1000; shipments, 200. The market
steady; shipping steers $50 to 500 bs So SO a
5.75 stockers and feeders, 90 25d04 20; cows, bulls
and mixed 81 5003.75; the bulk of sales were made
at So. 40O2.75.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; shipments 1000. The
market on common grades was weak; on good grades
the market was steady rough and a.. mix, mixed 1929
i Sodpa asEn sh and 5hP1pinsgs olo04eo light
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1880; shipments,
500 The market was steady; natives, $2.2505;
Texans, $203.75 lambs, $405.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 6.--The Live Stock Ind
Gator reports: Catte-Receipts. 446; shipments,
Shipping grades strong and fairly active and Sc
higher; butchers steady exporters, 5000. 10; good
So 9O04.46; stockers and feeders. $2.6003.75
cows $203.2O.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; shipments, $40. Choice
steady others weak and SC lower: good to choice $40
a. Is; light and mixed, $3.7O03.95.
Sheep-Receipts, 442; shipments none. The mar
ket was steady good to choice, $3.2503.75 common
to medium, so. 5OO3.
EAST LIBERTY, Feb 6-Cattle-Receipts, l. 154
head; shipments, 1911 head. Market doing nothing
all through consignment. Ffty-fve shipped to
New York to-day.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head; shipments, 5000
head. Market firm; Philadelphias, $4. 5O04 60;
Workers, $404.20 Forty-ive cars shipped to New
York to-day.
Sheep--Receipts, 1900 head; shipments, 260
head. Market dull and 1502Oc off from Friday
ST. LOUIS, Feb 6.-Cattle-Recepts, 450 ship
ments, 200. Market fairly active and frmer good
cattle; other grades quiet.
Hogs Receipts, 1,4Oo. shipments, 800. Market
active and firm; good to choice heavy, 81 3O04.55;
mixed packing, $40O04.25; lights, So 6O04OO.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 400; shipments, 200
Market active, firm and unchanged.
BUFFALO, Feb 6-Cattle-Receipts, 800 The
market quiet and firm.
Sheep-Recepts, 5000. Common to prime easier
but not quotaby lower; medium TO fair lambs lower
U.s.. 250 rs; good to choice, $4.2506.25; extra,
$685..
Hogs-Recepts. 5000. Pigs and light weights dull
at So. 1904. 20; medium weight, $4.500455.
CINCINNATI, Feb 6.--Hogs steady and firm; COM
$404.45. Receipts, 992; shipments, 1 ,22O.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-08
INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade Moderate in Proportions but Thoughts
To Be Steadily Improving.

Trade Moderate in Proportions but Thoughts
To Be Steadily Improving.
INDIANAPOLIS Feb. 6.
The complexion Of trade in the week closing
to-day certainly has been healthier than inJany
preceding week of the present year, yet tAme-
ness broods over the markets generally, which it
seems hard to lift An active business day is fol-
lowed by dull day. Merchants still pursue
the hand to-mouth policy of purchasing goods,
and probably will until few sharp advances
in prices have been established. The clearing
house returns indicate that the actual volume of
business in progress ia not only very much in
excess of the same time last year, but is in real
ity expanding from week to week. This is the
testimony given by noarly all the leading cities
in the country, and goes to show that while the
surface indications point to general dullpess
there is underneath not only the evidence of
steady and substantial improvement, but the
best expression of an abiding confidence in the
present as well as in the future, that could be
given. Even taking into consideration the
unfavorable condition of the export trade.
the disturbance to industrial enterprises
that labor strikes engender, and the bearish
temper of speculation, all of which have been
more or less conspicuous during the past few
weeks, the situation continues to develop features
that are not the result of declining trade or a
feeling of distrust and uncertainty. Business is
called slack because active buying has Temporal
rily ceased, but the great industries of the
country are all fully employed with orders
that will take months to complete and deliver
and are thereby absorbing raw material, afford
ing employment to labor, and actively distribute
ing their products, and this condition of
affairs is at the foundation of prosperity
Business is in a sense prospective in it's
nature, and there is scarcely any department of
trade where active trading is continuous from
week to week and month to month, and conse
quently pause is not necessarily an indication
Of unfavorable results. so long as consumption
continues the process of distribution and alb
sorption. The supera6undance of capital is
still one of the most significant features of the
financial situation In the week closing to-day
fluctuations in values Rave been few. The
produce markets have been fairly active Eggs
and poultry are in good demand at better prices
Provisions maintain strong position. Packers
show no eagerness to unload their products at
present prices In groceries there is steadiness
to prices which has seldom been paralleled In
dry goods prices rule firm, and trade is inn
proving.
Owing to light arrivals the last forty. eight
hours the demand was on par with the supply;
yet the market is hardly as active as in the early
part of the week; neither are prices so strong
Receipts to-day were but % carloads of corn. 3
wheat, of oats and of hay. Below we quote
prices at which property was selling to-day: