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NEW woynERu.Axp.
ne Marvellous Fsuatafs ef Pure 0fl
whses gu~hes On Grss
vcBsrs valley.
ICheyenne Iaade,

ON the mountain peaks are found fossil.
zail0ns Of every variety. Shell hsh OF .
past Bge, skeletons OF curious birds. and
bone Of gigantic and long extinct animals
strew the valleys and appear upon the
mountains. ON the broad surface OF table
like rocks are curious carvings OF strange
animals and birds. With hierogiyphins ~
strange az the subjects they apparently ex-
plain.
Entering through crtvice between two
gigantic rocks, the explorers found them
selves In a circular basin 200 feet In cir
conference and lofty in height. The floor
II this basin was A. regularly paved with
bread tagging ~ II done hy The hand Of
man. Prom three parts OF the basin arose
q thin, blush vapOr. spreading through
the underground chamber a close. OiLiike
smell. On invesr gatiOn this vapOr was
found 10 arise from deep seams IN the
rocky floor. One Of the party produced a
long cord. and attaching 10 Il q small stone
attempted 10 gauge the depth Of these
seams. No bottom could be reached. how
ever. On the stone being withdrawn II
wa, In every instance, found 10 be covered
With a yellow, sticky matter Of glue-llke
consistency, strongly impregnated wits 4
petroleum odOr.
One u the party stumbled ON second
opening. and this led into a third and
smaller chamber, In the centre az which
YVES working. bubhling oil fountain. This
was the pure article itself, ~ clear a. II
fresh from the hest oil refinery. In fact, u
Was The product Of natural refinery. and
the most potent forces were engaged in its
manufacture. From deep down In The
bowels Of the earth came sound q steady
churning, and tbo oil mass heayed and
shook at intervals a. the continued product
Of The natural refining process was poured
into u.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispstc

WI fAAlitINi "
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. june r. 1857.
Miss Lula ~cruggs, daughter 81 William
-rTUg--. University street, died Yesterday
MGnmg ~ about O'Clock. AFTER q uuger-
Dc Illness. She was about eighteen YEAR
ODD and very attractive. Tho funeral took
place to-day, and was attended los the
GOOD Iempasr-. 81 winch body she was "a
member. Her YO-n.csi brother died q
feW mcutrs ago.
pr Jesse v JOue,. 40 AGED citizen. who.
0s reported IN tLi. correspondence. iril
down the stairway 81 his rcsiGauce. on
1911 street. oa the lGL Of MAY. died ye.
trrla' q. noon. DC never recovered from
ftf shock
The iune-a. will TAX plaro tomorrow
morning 60 : o'r'pcs from ti- sale r.sI-
Gruc'. after wlicu the remain viii boz con-
vgtf- 90 NiI-sta 10 This copuiy. f1r IN
t,rUcUt beside those o. Die aiic. IL leaves
f,uf riiiafeE-Mra. Maria Avrrs. vie oi
George C.. Avrts. former Mayor o. Dan
6IIl. Va; M. ANNE Iurrow. OF Btiti-
more; Mr.. j. ". kdv -rli,, and Mr.. Jesse
.int-. ~ 'hariot.esy,ile.
tb";.tl -eeu ~ boz q frequent visitor IN
fii- community Just now. MTs. :. n. Mar
snail died yesterday In BIZ liiy-scyrnth
year. Our.
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Expulsion Of che Princes.

,Bv anglo American cable 10 the Dispatch
pAEl.. June 1.-The Radicals md the
Government hate tai. evening reached an
understanding respecting tbe expulsion 81
thf French primes. The Gpvernm nt
promised the bureaus OF the Chamber of
DeIu,ie- having the ban in charge that the
Count ~ Par, and his VIE and children
and the Princes jerome and Victor Nap--
icon should Boz expelled imme iiaieiy
ntr %, bill was passed. Ihis was ac-
o'Ti,I q, satisfactory, ana effected
reconciliation between the Government
auJ tlc Radicals, who will now vote
~ the expulsion bill n introduced by the
Government. The concession consists To-
ueuiug the fauihc> against whom the bill
would he enforced. Al first the Govern
mfut promised generally that II tho b.l
Was passed tie explosions would Je made
immediately. Thl. wa, considered by
the Radicals evn-.ve. but TIE naming VI toe
very iamiie. " hon they ardentiy desire 10
have expelled. and against u hon all their
energies have Teen directed, "a those 20 Doe
immediately eyiled. il accepted bv the
Eadicai, a. q iuii equivalent iuf their sup
FORT. The passage Of IT, bin Is considered
r.rfrfr.
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Fined for Interfering with werkmeD
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

CHICAGO, june l. William Fclscher was
employed until LIST saturday in Thomp-
sons sione-yard. on Twenty-secOnd street.
when he wEs citAr discharged or became
dissatisfied and quit. Fescher is also q
walking delegate OF the StOnecuTtcrs' Union.
and yesterday be appeared nj 1bOmps0n's
yard. and as ar official Of tine MON ordered
the men 10 quit work on the ground that
Thompson was not complying with the
Union scale II wages. quite disturbance
resuted. and Thompson called the patrol
and Fe>CheT was arrested. -
This morning he appeared before Justice
Mech charged with disprdery oonducl.
Thompson appeared o prosecute. The
Court read toe section which provides The
penalty for interfering with workmen or
attempting 10 induce them 90 leave their
work. Fcl~chcr insisted THAI he went
there IN his official capacity. bat the C0ur,
fined him $50 for violation oi the section,
disInisSlng the count oi di-0Tderly conduct.
The east IL the FIRST on record IN this COM
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snihe of fian.ns-Min Employ ees.

p. ittf-fhlu 80 La' A'hpdtcA.
THupEIPWA june 1.-The employee o.
t'r planning and sG.b-ni.is iU this ciif
struck e-Gaf fo the number Of = ,oO0. WITH
ihc csc. puOI ~ four mills. the propri@tDrs
a Wa-h had already conceded the de-
MAIDS - the men. Every man employed
OIL planning cr sa-h-mii Went oui in tins
,Tik,. The men are uphcid ~ the PRO
',c,it. iul-ing Trade Council. number-
in 5000 mrn. Accordingly, uEles, their
demands shall boz agreed %, 90 work
Imu vii undertake % work on q
building, from tne crliar-dicger up
% The paiH,I on the Isl Of Man me
union called on the mill-OwncS, 5ui OWING
@. fbe very large number % contrasts On
haLl The employer asked Tor q months
TIME bui during the interval tlry formed
~ association and called themselves the
" " ii-owner-' Protective Association"
When lie union committee Yesterday r.
r@ved The demands 0i the men they were
met wi-h blank refusal and strike was or.
CeTed The men demand nine hours . DIV
- Tie pre-eut wages % per diem.
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Captured Under Su.pieiOns Circzm.
siAnces.
ny telegraph to the Dispatch.


WAsEEGToN. June l.-Caplain Fengar.
commanding the revenue steamer Dix. r.
ported % the Treasury Department. under
CAFE ~ MAY 30,h that be captured under
-uspiclous circumstances and took 10 Cedar
kevs. Pa. The schooner ChiOfilde. sailing
uudeI the spanish fas buf which was Tor
meriy The AmfricaB schooner YelOcipede.
0i by v co., -hf having no marine Ialsers
aud being engaged la fishing within rhres
icaguc- % ibt coast. The vessel wa turn
"a owe. % the collector Of customs u Cedar
hfys, who subsequently reported 70 the
department that she c0ntfin ab1u, three
thousand pounds o. fsh. which would
perish II moi immediately disposed o.. sci-
Ic-Seerotary Fairchild teIeEraphed % the
collector to-day a. follows: "Reiease the
fi,h 20 the claimant Oh payment % the ap-
Irlised value, under section 1851 Revised
statute, or sell under section 3jSG.n
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


NEW YORK. Juno l.-Everybody sxpectsd
10 see higher pfices this mornif &. and .
large party sxperf 10 - yet higher prices
this week. stin many brokers are acvis.nx
customers 20 buy only upon reactions and
affecting yaices tkis morning related prin-
cfpslly 10 rste-cuftinE In the Northwest.
and was followed by IMPORTS OF large earn
inRs by these roads. Tbs opening was rom
yielded small Sractions. Amer I O'Clock
there Was 4 rally. and The highest prices
we're reached in the early part 81 the last
hour, but realizing caused pricee 10 sag of
st the olose. Changers. tackawanna- Lake
shore and Ere we're speculative fsvorites
to-day. and are all fractions higher. Read
ng shows a i0ss Of /. but win this excep-
lion everythiDg on the active Inst IA higher.
fales, S04 600 shares
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T AST WEEK WAS MORE THAN
q TEsT OF HOW We ENJOYc1
TIE WEATHER.


q TEST ~ HOW We ENJOYf"1
TIE wEATHER.
THE sOFTSEs> OFTHE CONDITION OF
THINGS LAST WEEK WAS u SOWIsE
SUFFICIENT 70 DABPES OUR ARDOR
y THE GOOD WORK 70 OUR PATRONS.
Ink PEOPLE READ OUR ADvERTIsE-
MLSTs-AED THIN THLY CANE
THROUGH MUD AND sLUsR
DRILLING RAINs-WITH HAPPY
SMILING FACEs-ASD WITH SEEN -
ING GRATEFUL HEARTB-AND
THAT'S sUEsHISE FOB Us. WET
WEATHER TRADE j ALWAYS SALTS
FACT0EY-BECAUsE II Is THE MOTT
CONVINCING. II TETS THE CoSFI.
DESCE OF THE BUYEK-ASD ~
coUKAGEs THE HONESTY or TIE
sELLER
WHAT We SAY ~ OUR ADyER-
TIsKNLNTs - Just WHAT VIZ
MEAN. THAT'S TIE WAY We DO
BUSINESS. We ARE A. HONEST
AND CONSISTENT os WIT DAYS
A. We ARR On DRY DAYs-ASD
CUsToMEEs THAT CyME HERE AT
TEE EIEvESTH HOUR GET JUST THE
SAME FAIR TREATMENT As THosE
THAT CONE AT tn FIRST. VIZ ARE
REAL Up AND DOws-EvEEY-DAY
MERCHATTs-wBo THY TO TREAT
EVERY ONE ALIKE--ASD WHO SAY
AND DO THINGS TIE BEST We KNOW
HOW FOR THE PEOPLES GOOD. VOC
MAY WATCH UsIN ASDoUT FROM 0SE
YEARS. END TO TIE orHER-AxD
YoU wos'T FIND THAT VIZ VARY osE
FIT FROM THIS PRINCIPLE. THY Us,
AND SEE II We DO.
LAsT WEEK VIZ Received soNE
TWELVE STYLES or CHILDRES,s
SUITS TO SELL AT 81. WE CLAIM
THEY ARE BIG BARGAINS, AND WE
WANT YOUR OPIslOs-wRICH VIZ
AXE READY FoR--FROM q A. MTO
p. N. DAILY AT OH new QUARTERS.
A. sARs 4 Co.
lops MAIN STREET.
IJe 81
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RIcKnoNp ronArro MAR.rr.

JUNE J. lhtd.
BreH n o. shipping tobacco have Increased
yesterday sud to-day when about 40 hogs
heads. Of al sorts. were Inspected. Some
fine lots remain unsold PRrts ~ others
were disposed VI Oh priv,s.ie terms in Office
traces al" II may be sons days before
prices sIe divuigsd. Receipts are Rgsln
heavier. and warehouses are already nearly
full. Sun-oured stock. while still selling
well. 81 not attract ng special attention.
Ala called meeting OF the members ~ the
Tobacco Exchange to-day he'd for the
purpOso y protest was agreed upon against
the proposed action OF Congress 10 remove
the custom Office from This city. and the
Chair war authorized to appoint commit
Tee 90 further enforce this protest. and 20
communicate the sense u TIM meeting 10
our congressional representative.
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Thc DchT Nlafernent.


WASHINGTON. June 1.-The debt state
ment issued to-day shows the decrease Di
the public debt during The month OF ~,
10 be s.sao. j5j.gl; ca-h in The Treasury
DG.4oG.3r1.7a; gold certificates out-tlud-
ing. SSO.l20.r2 silver certificates out
standing. $50 ls4.129 c,Tt6ca'c- of d.
post outstanding Sl3.9J5.0Dp. ic-aI-tcBler,
outstanding. $3.50, national cur
rency moi including amount c-timaiel a.
lost " destroyed. SG,g5{.0s..j2.
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Washington Notes.
rBy telegrpph 10 the Digpatch. !

WAsHISOTOE. june 1T. secro,o,v ~,
Slaic to-aAy rb''--..,rd n short telegram from
u.., United States Consul a. Apia, samoa.
saying that be had hoisted the Samoan flag
under tho American flag rs recognition
Of King MalleiOa a. against King Tomasese.
No particulars are given.
The President today nominated David
l.. Haw kius. Of Missouri, 70 be Assistant
secretary Of the Interior rio, jerks, Pc
signed
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employed 10 catch the thief and forgsr.
Later In the day the lad, scing that h. was
bafiled, sent The warrant to Judge Ashman,
IN company with letter, signed .aJmnay
so so- When arrested he msde comics.
sion and also ACKNOWLEDGED that he had
robbed a number Of desks In the court
building ana stole Judge Penrose's over
coat iasf winter. He will lie before Magts-
Iraie LennDp Oh uext Thursday.
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08U&8SkM -
sssse. o.s-is ssass 81 go. .,<
hams. hncF, ftJc sugxT-cuSvd. II 49,
rides. e3<c': hulk Showdown sAc.
Buckeis: Painted, two n0oU. Q-oo
81 so: three bocps. sI<tos91. 20.
hroops: I've ssr szs.. s 80
Baskets. Willow, ti-loael.eo ~ nkS
split. eon7se. per d0esn. -
Coffee; Kio. common. ensxc. ~ =
Prime. io1>A1lc.; IAsasyrs, ssAioa; SsvA'
Candies; Adsmantise csndI~s iozlexe
per set. 1s,so. per pound: hAb-Soxss' 49,
chsss< northern ana wsssss ss -
Fish: Hsrriuss North Csroiipa Dr.
new, tS.Eb. North Carolina Cut tkorS
Eastern, ts.25as4. Msekrrei-No. ny
hslfhsrreik. els: No. 2. N bsrrcis ~. Ma
Fst klmmed Mackerel ss.gssse: No. l. y
6ts, ti.so; No. .. In ki<, si-ss; No. ,.
email, S. 6as4.
Lard PRIME barrels and Torres. T,<ss5
20 and 50-pound I'm cans. TO.
Matches: COS. sss7sc. per pack soo@
Moas~s: common Hogsheeas.
lse.: tierecs. lac; barre.x 1ec. scnotno
golden syrup. lSssoc. per gallon; New o.
Rice: Carolina. sase.
sat: Liverpool nom store sl.ss ground
alum. frufp store. e6c. per sack.
Sugar: Crushed. 7-c.. pywfered. 7r.:
erauulafed. CSC. A, CSC. OF A, o ~. yeb-
low. 6issesc.. cut-loaf 7hc.
soap; Common. ssssr.s hssi washing
7ksec.; toilet, los20c. aud faSey prices:
country, sabc.
Teas; black. 2sasoc.; Imperial. ass7so.;
guupowder ssc.aei
Iuts Cedar. si.sDss2. sozss . most; pine.
81 45at2. "a = nest.
Nashboercs: Wooden. sse-sSi-23; zinc.
ti.50As2.z5.
HIDES LEATB gR. &C.
Hides. GrcaG. ease. wet-saltei, fsas<c
dry sailed lsal<c.; dry mint. isalbc.
Leather hOugh leather 20Rzbc. city,
finish harness, SOasae. country -finlsh hsr-
ness. 2bs2se. light upper. city nnish. $ea
soc. country finished upper, 23ssSc. ne1n-
ioc6 sole lna2hc.. oak sole. sORSsc.
Tanners OH; Newfoundland cod. s3assa.
n gallon.
IhON. s7BEI. rAffS. &C.
Iron American refined. Old Domlon bar,
sI.7s; English and American aaeot. sva
6,c. Swedes. hammered. ta.a5c.: hoop.
4aS5sC.
Nails; Old Dominion. s2.is for ZOO ks4x.
for standard size.
Plough sstings: Wholesale. Sc: retail.
tc. per pound.
hope Manila. best. 1sc.: luie 7ssse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-02

~ teIsErh pm 70 Lbe IINpalcn.I
INV YORE. June 1.-The supreme Court
has affirmed the sentence OF Charlie, a.
BuddCnsirk 90 ten yeir- imlrlsonmeut on
the charge Of nanslauChier IN erecting
shom buildings for tenemenis. and Buddcn-
sick war TO-DAY taken into custody. having
been ont on bal. In IT, decision The Court
holds that nothing - found In Tn case
upon which the conviction could be im-
peached or set aside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-02

WASHINGTON, June l., lsSG
Sfsr4AYfs

senHie.
NJ Beck, In Introducing tbl hii % pro
hihn u,Uahers ~ Congress from acting b.
a'toruty, Or employees % railroad companies
that bold charters of hHye had grant, from
tbt Unised states, remarked thH there had
igon mutb c1mma;iOn aus feeriIGinati0n
an both houses about TncInDtrs ~ Congress
,,cins employed 10y railroad companies.
Tiis hli. be- said. ~ as intcudca i3 see Il a
rcmsdy could not de provided for TOE
tyOul,s.
The idH makes d unlawful for auy men,
IT, oi clthT house io accept employment
a. attorney Ut EW ~ payment fGr services
al auN hind from uly railroad company OF
suy officer @, agent thereof which Obtained
lie chsrier 81 AN grants of land az poeu-
u.la aiG from the United s.gie,. Viola
tom Is 10. provisions ]. Ingot misdemeau-
". punishable ~ ire no; 90 exceed $4,000
81 imprisonment Dol more than 0ne year.
The ssnsif then resumed ,he Northern.
ls, .fc luC-iorieiturt biz
40 2 u'ciscl the bonkrCptcy bll came NJ
- the regular order
N Aner Nir. Hear, iy unanimous consent,
3sd spcufrd solae verbal amendments 60
! Zoe til Sir. George moved o. strl6e out
4 ~ sections that provide Tor iuroiuniHy
Is 0ursrdng IN bankruptcy. Mr.. George
"A fGio be was w1ihug Ca woke i0r O bih Thai
$Npulg allow sc Grioriuuaie debtor o. star
sgaiu M ilie by The srrrender 0i his pro
lert, and getting 81 anqgitlal. r. wa. nat
Niliipg O. Note iof auy >cleme 81 iuyoiun-
tan lansrupsry. especially waeu Uharso-
leFized ~ ibe harsh proceeding provided
foI iy the IN.
The theory o. the bin, Mr.. George said
soenhG % ~ tisGi rFeFy iuan who i,scsme
mreiFeHi Ma egihet Enaye or q fool.
Tint VS. ia0i 3 correct theory Calanilies
Tor Nhieh They were MOI responsible some
tsBsts eyertakc ihs moSi efficient and snei.
eeac biisiDcss-fpeD-tala saast4mes
injured by gie Government. s0nlsg lrites igy
sgsgis a. The Government Bank sutting
stic1 men into bankruptcy and taxing fhe
management q Their business oul 81 their
own hands aisd put;iflg 4 into tise hands Of
ee~l was The wo-sl possible tising 10 do.
Nj ssfores argued ttat tsH effects 81 the
e'il o. tbf bnsine-s ~ the eontllern state
"VAie d ruiaOas. BE also objected 10 fhe
baa i~osU-e Il permitted no preferences
nn'ehg cfeaitora. sDct = Vas ali0wea by
U.s. avs q nearly MI tie State. II ailen
aAfIshcd tha man'f condition. even bis
encf.
Af. Hear 7aOTea 10 lsy Mr.. fseargt's
%'hslon1efi e fbe table. Before thf an
uncef''tni II > stte en- fbis moiiofs, u
ng 'ieaf tfa the result woalG be stfongiy
hma u ~. Ho2E WISHED The ls,l posi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-02
John EsiIy Dead.
IBy ielegrEph 70 the DIsuatch

by teiegrRph 70 the Dispatch.l
SEW HOEK, June John Kelley. the
lAnmany politician, died q; haf-p1si 3
o o'clock this afternoon.
lJohn Kelly Was born in the city Of New
1erk ATril y, ls2l, and Was educated in
The public schools q that ctr. BE served
II various pubic capacities, such n alder
man u SeW YORK, sheriff of the city and
equity q New York. and congrc=sman.
lif ~ss besi known 10 the country n tn
greai IamnAny leader. His lasa appe2r.
ance ~ politics was nj the Democratic Ma
tioDal Ce5Eenfiob which n0uiuaisd Cieye-
hnc, where a. one time be threatened u
gI't the party great deal Of troubls.l
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Queeu Margaret q lLaly, who has been
accustomed tDepeHa bel summers ~ 1Soea.
viii so ti.is wear - the charDing Nlila Pc
trHi1l. nezz fi0repee. The PetrAia u the
rOsal rcsleeRce II tils former Grand ifiike,
aud y surrounded ~ gasdens Ia tsf nidSi
% hssutiiui park. kirt9f Em,aaroel VA
Heensiomed te stay feere during hif hunt
ing exlsetfiaus.
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COTTON REPoRr

We quote: Fine e. 7bass; Buperiint
ssRs8.b0 extR, gS 7baS4 family, tsF
- 70 patent family. country, 81 25es5.7f.
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A Fire Deparsmens Cn,.f Kl,,ee

srBAcrsE, june Chief Engineer Eek
q, 81 the syraease fire Department, for .
quarter o. elnfnry In service, WIS killed
q iirr tbis morning, being run ever BY 0
fnck-ane-laaaer truck.
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FLOUR !
As,EKsrNIss AGEScf .

NEWSPAPER ADyERTIsIk6.-A
~ btsOk o. TOO Pass. TIE besi bCok sor an
advertiser ~ consult. Re ne ekprrfsno~f or
otherwise. II eortsius ilsss u u. we ZEN
AID estimates % La csSt of advert aug
az ma n 4 the IN nOrmEtia. hs roqulfes
" lille M him who vii luTe<t one hnudrs1
thousand dollars IA advertising = scns ms n
tpciestsc v hicl vii n1esi lls every re- tirs-
nasist, o. can - made 10 do ~ " aigns
snos. one ounerDd and err three ed'ta,S,s
bsye been issos1. Bent pos.aIsid 80 any
addrnss fDI tep ess1tA Apply 20 GEORGIA
=. ~ " k.LL4 c.. EEWS nADsEN
Ii LNS ~ t.EAy, 20 spruce Elrssi lf-rIas-
o. a7-d swkvty
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RICHMOND srocK Excm,seE.

TUESDAY. June j, 1855.
SALES-FIRsT BOARD. -s7s.as Virginia
new IS tfTsctionRD II ga: 1000 Virginia
MidlRpd incomes al ely.
SEcoSD BoARD. IS. 900 Virginis new sd
a nno 40
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A YSTTBFIL PORGEK.
L EOys Remarkable Attempt so Col
loci Judge AshmAB's SALARY.


James Barber. sAfecu wears Old, who
.f'e- On tBt top Goor oi the Orphans Court
tlJding, Is m prison Oh the charges 81
ar -cHy and forgery. Detectives Miller
.i1 Sbarkfy on Saturday arrested him ~
Mount hOTAh cemetery Tor stealing =
vl-r.ni i0r Sl.Ijl. belonging % Judge
81 liam \. Asbmn. and forging the name
L 'Ie Judge aud that nj City-TreasureT
iirH IN an attempt 10 have b csshef. TIE
warrant reurcsenied the .JU3ge'e salary for
re months, and Wa delivered - let
.lT-c.IrieI u the cOuTt building on Wed
uerCay morning last, II having been seDt
& mall from the Audlioi-Generars Office
o. Harrisburg Tie lad either took IL from
b. maii-box or from 2 table IN the Judges
room. lie then wrote letter % Ciy-Tres-
slrer Bell. saying
Iierse give ne q check iOr thl- warrant
ard send by bearer. Your,
W. \. AsHNLy.7
Young Barber took the warrant and
forged note 10 Mr.. Bell. The warrant was
not endorsed, and The lad ans told 70 take
IL 70 the Judge ana have him SIN rs name
Oh the lack The hopeful fOrgsr left, b1t
instead Of esIng 10 Judge Ashman be
stopped ai place in the vicinity and placed
tuN - RI hitf JIM - az
paper. BE again visited the Cify Treasurer,
DO, upon carefully examining the warrant,
discovered that the amount vas written
seFenieen hundred dollars in The body %
TIE warrzut, while tue figures were SI.1.8-
] Re lad was aguin directed % return with
TIE warrant 70 Judge Ashman. and
ietier written by the Ciry Treasurer cab
ing attention ~ the mistake In the
warrAni Has also sent. When 4 safe
Place ~as reached the redOuhiaDie Young
sfer destroyed Mr.. BeI's nofe and composed
one Of his ewn. II said: "Please send ny
your hlti sofaefhtng's wrong Ia your A.
c0uni When TIE nstf was delivered N
Judge Ashmar he WIS puzzled AID said
tha re would call NJ the city treasury.
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cry Treasurer saon learned The IrDe siaie OF
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GRAIN AND CoTTON E1CnANGE.
kICHnoNn. June 1. 1856.
oHpVHrSgs

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WHAT. 1854 bushels.
COEE.-S 400 bushels.
bATs.-70O bushels.
MEAI.-s2 bushels.
IEAs II. bushels.
sALEs EEPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.- Red 900 bushels very good
Short berry on private terms, l64 bushels
conn on -hurt berry AZ zoe.
CoHN while 90 bushels prime on pr %
vsfe terms 80 bushels very good M : 80.
z 800 bushels very good 81 - %.
PEAs.-s2 bushels on private terms.
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hSrEet sieRcy.
quotations.
econ MrDDLiEG -pLc.
MTEIITNG.-S 1-lbC.
STRICT Low h1DDLrEo. IS l5-l6c.
Low hIDDLING.-6 BLOC.
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WAsHHSGTON. june 81 4. NJ Ft
tvgHiG slightly tcG7aer, gac-QHy JQir
UeGther. TiHds generally SoufheriH
EOy North CcrOlin0. south T0r0liuq.
Ge1rgiq. Eastern Fi,riIa. Western F,Orjd1,
AiaJamG. M.8siseiDy,. and Lanaan1.
gnT0tg far lce4hcr, Hearls s.4ii0aurg
IerntUTe. S0Uthrr'g irJ,d8.
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REMOVALS.


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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
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The Weather IL E;cbmond J'csterdqy
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