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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-03-27

We respectfully declare that the
road from said point above mention.
ed is laid out and approved by Us
the undersigned committee as fol-
lows To pass across the land Of
Edgar Darby square from HE south.
west corner to meet land and line of
Louis Thibeaux and said E Darby,
and proceed between land of Abel.
bert Broussard and Louis Thlbeaux,
between lands of Louis Thibeaux
and Jacob Isaacs. following between
lands of Jacob Isaacs and Lufroy
Mayard, jr., proceed cutting land Of
Adam Bondreau twenty acres from
bayou .Vermliion, as to proceed be.
tween lands Of Clebert Broussard
and Trasimond Guidry and across
coplce Kinney on said line and pro-
coed between lands Of Trasimond
Guidry and Henry Libersat, ard
then cutting across on the bank of
bayou Vermilion, the lands Fl Liber-
sat, Bazile Broussard and Trasimond
Guidry, and proceed across the land
of David Frank. bearing his dwell
ing house and other buildings east
of the public road, and then 10 fol-
low his north line up to Abbeville
bridge.
W. further declare that the above
public road mentioned, damages are
assessed as follows /: Damages across
Edgar Darby's land is assessed and
approved by US, to amount OF 500
on tract of Henry Libersat, to amt
of $25 and on tract of D. Frank,
including fencing and all, amt to
$500. The above report is signed
by us this 9th day of October 1885.
Alex Moss, Paulin Decuir. G De-
CUR, Sarrazin Hebert, G. W. Coy.
aerly W. d. Lyons, Hy. Lemaire,
John Laundrue, Uriah Stansbury
Henry II. Bartels.
Filed March s, 1886.
L.. G. LYONS, clerk.
On motion of II Fl Bartels duly
seconded, the sum of twenty dollars
is appropriated for repairs on fiat or
ferry at C%ampbells' settlement and
$50 be appropriated as annual pay
ment Of ferryman. to be paid semi
annually, say $25 every six months,
and it is further resolved that Mr..
Newton Campbell is appointed fer
ryman for the ensuing year.
Said ferry is hereby declared
public, and no charge shall be made
by ferryman for crossing mar or
beast. Warrant for repairs, say
$40 made payable to H 81 Bartels.
Parish Treasurer came Def re the
police Jury and stated that he had
lust received from J. s. Nunez, tax
collector, the sum Of $59l6,35 being
full amount of taxes collected by
said collector from Feb. /, to Is SO
$500 46
Bal on taxes previously col 3540 81
Total as R of F. G. this day $3.50 so
Less his SO com 3ll SO
1919 AZ
Less amt claimed on licenses 8 09
Bal paid 1915 80
Two packages of warrants, docu'
ments, etc, were presented to the
Police Jury by Finance Committee.
and on motion of 7. j. Morgan, re-
solved that one Of said packages be
destroyed, which was burned by the
Jury in open session and the other
returned to Finaace Committee tc
be given S. Wise for safe keeping.
On motion Of 81 Il Bartels, re-
solved that all the lumber in court
house yard, left from building Of the
same be placed in charged OF }. $
Nuuez to be disposed Of to best ad
vantage.
On motion Of a II Bartels re
solved that the Abbeville Literary
Society be allowed the use of room
in northwest corner of the court
house, up stairs, free Of rent.
On motion of Mr.. Morgan, the
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-03-27

1890 46
To bal in his hands as per
last report 354O "a
Col for advertisement l 90
Yours respectfully,
SOLOMON WISE, .
THos j MORGAN,
Filed, March 9Th 1886.
l. G LYONS clerk.
Petitions from the several wards
with numerous signatures, asking
the Police Jury. to reconsider the
law passed at last meeting in regard
to closing places of business OH Sun
day, was read, and the Jury proceed
ed to act thereon. On a vote being
taken the Jury refused to reconsider
their action.
On motion Of 81 Fl Bartels. re-
solved that the resolution rejecting
the report of a jury of free-holders.
dated Oct. 5, 1885, laying off a pub,
lie road through plantation of D.
Frank was reconsidered, and a vote
heing taken said report was adopted
and said road declared a public
road, the same to be opened when
the police jury so orders.
Parish of Vermil,ob, State of
Lauisiana.-To the Hon. President
and members of the Police Jury
We the undersigned citizens of this
parish nominated by the Hon. presi-
dent and members of the police jury,
to trace and lay out a public road
from the northwest corner Mrs Elol
Leblanc, decd tract to Ahbeville
! Bridge oy the wayof coulee Kinney
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
LEWIS P. KELSEY,
successor to Eli B. <, Kelsey, .qse,
Real Estate and Loan Agency,
oHoe. Nos 25 and 81 E. First South street,
$. % and 81 E. First South street.
EAST OF DEsEREr NATIONAL BANK.


n.ono Building lot, IOxlO rods. or will
SCI any psrt of the lot At 500 pr rod: sim.
nted IN the Sixteenth Ward near u. n a
*; o. and U q n. depots "a
oO0 Building lot. 5xl0 rods. good Or
e Ilrd. plenty OF shade; stu ted in the First
Ward, ON car 'ine 90
ESQ Building lor, 5x'0 rods. one block
from car line, on First South Street: south
'front.' WIZ Ia e part down, balance on time
GOO But ding lot, sxs rods. with right
% slisy " =; east front; c.ose to car line,
700. Building lot, 3xs rods, with RICH,
70 :, ailey way; east front; close to car line.
Hieh-h ward. IS
FARMING LANDS.
5000. Farm of 80 acres of first class
lsn0; small adobe hous :, barn, co-rals, etc,
young o ehard: situated on county road
eight m les north of this city. 81
5000 Fortv acres of choice land; If
Teen acres OF sandy. loan soil, sloping to
the % III and west-very desirable land for
the Gu iivaiion OF hops; fifteen acres OF tim
Der balance meadow; nice farKh use af FIVE
rooms. cellar, buttery. etc; young bearing
gust north and Joining Walker Bros. farm,
ell ut miles south OF this city. -
$50. Buy a nice little piece OF land
o. nearly three acres, suitable for raising
two rooms and kitchen, also adobe house Of
IN ee rooms barn. erc. young bearing or
house Ward
$50 A farm of 20 acres. house of two
rooms, situated miles northwest of Deseret
Bank corner This Is surely a bar
gain. IS
SoME FIVE-ACRE LOTS CLOSE TO CRY.
- tun particulars as TO pric- and location
CPECIAL ATT ENTIoN is CALLED TO
- land in Glendale Park within two
and hall miles OF this city The succession
sinking OF flowing wells in that vicinity W..
surely enhance the value of this land. This
land land is sold on the instalment plan
fOrty-eight equal monthly instruments, VIII
. low rate OF interest
q -r HOUSES TO RENT. e v
H. House of FIVE rooms. Twentieth
Ward, city water. HHTNN
Is. Brick house Of four rooms. city
10. Holse Of four rooms. thirteenth
Ward. city water.
An elegant residence, furnished. On Brig.
ham rect; for further particulars call
ny Office.
IS. House of eight rooms, bath room,
etc.. three blocks west of Main Street
80. House of eight rooms, Que block east
10 House Of three rooms. city water,
6. House OF three rooms. Ninth Ward
.: House ofthree rooms, Graves Row,
Main STREET.
Is House of four rooms furnished for
housekeeping. three books west of White
House. 20 " ti.rl.t
10. House Of seven rooms. city water.
close 20 business
@. aorse oi two rooms and pantry. Nine
teenth Ward. ,r
4. House .of three rooms. Nineteenth
Ward. r-s-t r,-
e5. House of eight rooms, bath room, hot
and cold water; car line: Seventh Ward.
.. House OF three rooms, Main Street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-30
"A DELIGHTFUL CLIMATE.
The Swedenborgian Idea of What
g53nliu He'll is So r7i

'"wnat People do in Hell" sermon
blythe Rev. Jabez Fox, was read before
the Swedenborgians at their morning
service. According to Mr.. Fox. hell is
an organized society, having laws and
officers, and divided into separate com
munities, or states, as the kingdoms Of
men in this world are. He says: And
we know hell must abound with shrewd,
cunning. scheming men, who would
form a government for their own inter
est and ACKNOWLEDGMENT Then If on
Joins himself az last to some society df
devils in one of the heils, il is from
choice. And the Lord finally permits
IL because, with the character ne has
formed by his evil life in the world, IL is
better for such a one TO be with his IKE.
He would be more miserable to live
among angels. IL is true, the life OF an
evil spirit in his own world is. in com
rarison with heaven, most wretched
and miserable and full of pain and tor
mrnt: but IL Is the best of which the
esil spirits are capable. In the true
light OF heaven, the state OF the lost
appears as il really is; and thus il
looks lust as low and sordid and dread
ful ana painful LL4 lo flEACoo - - ANt~--
i. and the evil spirits look as mean,
foul. base, and deformed IS they really
are. In nell everyone acts from the
love OF self and so everyone antago-
mes every other. and would do harm
rather than good. il an external force
did not prevent. So hell IS governed
by force, and evils are violently repress-
ed. Iftney were not, society would De
utterly DESTROYED. To compel unwill-
ing obedience terrible pCnishme IS are
inflicted, and the most vlndictive cruel
tvis shown. The evil spirits are as
busy as men in this world are, and
there is active social life, and . very
ancient aristoeracy, and in all this am
bition and jealousies and riyalries oe-
yond what we have any idea OF, and
chickering's and strifes and contentious,
and never any peace. rest, and security.
The people there are the bad from this
world. with all their evils aggravated
and let loose; and il is easy to see how
they make a perfect heii.-hiiwauxee
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-30
AMonasrruI pIseorsry.

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from any affection Of the Throat and
Lungs. can find O certain cure IN Dr'
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
4 thousands Of permanent cures very
the truth Of this statement. NO msdl'
cine can show such 9 record OF wonoer'
fnl cures. , Thousands of once hoPeles.
sufferers now .sratefully proclaim tneJ
owe their liyes TO this New Discovery
II viii cost. you nothing 70 give Il
trial.
Free Trial Bottles at z. Q. n. L Drui
Store. Large kiss IL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-30
,xn LOTS FOR SALE

L,orsEs AND LUIS
.,cs brick house OF two rooms,
$50 n.se- ritchen, Wssh-house ETC.;
sllway, s ms good fence, south ana east
front, Ise1 psrict house Of two rooms ana
1,1ov kitchen, lot 5x2o fo1s' myS' b ifo
l5 IN 65teighbOLhoodi ,, nv Wa I'd SO
ron ear hne, LL,oSern style house OF q teen
5000 80 complete throughout; lot
ICONS iuIlls-.S..b front: situated on First
zxlO rods 81 blocks west OF Main streer,
South siret., -, T-tah Central ano Otah x
N bloeE55 isO-dj epots. bl eks from y. 4
Seysda n --srv central point ior private
= ., &c. b.use This mouse nss Veen In
bosrdins nE,-f1lly as & private boarding
rery sueeesslt,1,I- ~, vesrs, snd is now largely
house ioI o. This Is surely fine oppor-
psI o1iiIs sI frrther PARTICULARS apply ~ my
cce a hea sl o. &c cox little home of five
2,ooO: D ,-s;,sr gas, bs u ctr; lot 4xl0
Toolns ~! tsnced. nice shade. south front,
rods' a.. 90 he most fashionable part OF The
CiJ.o frame rustic, paper-iRed
2.OOO' ~ rooms buttery. closets, etc
housee -S q DDS DDS well fenced good q wing
Joi s1lV $500. aD situate6 on line; ~ blocks
'Fell OI Va, 20 erect. A cosy little home.
eaa o. ~ Poek house Of three rooms; cor
l'4oO, ovI0 rods; south md west front;
per 49,. fence all round the lot; viii be
g. y whole, OF in parts, 10 suit purehas-
gu saif,1sted Oh Brigham street, Twenty trst
hTes;oo An sdohe house Of four rooms
ls'1s.cIs-. lot XIX rods, well set in choice
-. sorth front, good view; cut OF the
-. '.-r1i wster; cheap az the Price. IL
a .o0O- Brick house of six rooms and
90, 49, kitchen, good rock cellar, city
-. l5t SKIS rods; choicest kind of fru.t
( 80 n 81 varieties, surrounded by q first
rlsSs eishbOrhOOd. To make ready sale
/, y. rice OF this property has been reduced
Is--ri 81 so TO present price, l5
1900. Rock and frame house of four
Z -. lot 5xlO rods. well fenced, fruit trees
irrious kinds; situated on Second South
5--sst Eleventh Ward II
1000. A brick house of two rooms and
bsIvsv. SUNNI kitchen, barn. etc. lot 5xl0
-o5s IN good cultivation nice growing shade
t-ees. est tfo1t, situated in the NiEett enth
NJ srd: q bsrgain- a
100. New adobe house of two rooms.
slSoojd si05e house of three rooms, lot 5x2O
30 god water, situated in Nineteenth
WI. hslf block from car line 8
400. A modern style adobe house of
t7e roons, buttery, closet, etc; lot Sx5 rods,
tiee yOung shade trees; situated in Fourth
F.ri, block and half from car line.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
900. Choice building lot, 4xl0 rods, good
is1ee. south fronG and fac ng Deseret Uni
tsrssy Square, hall block fcom car line,
gine;eenih Ward o
zoe. A fine building lot, 4x20 rods. city
FIier, good Heigh5orhood, hslf block tIom
b. line, Eleventh Ward; q bargain. g.
$50. Building lot Of 81 <x9 rods, with right
! alley way; east front; half block from
erliIe, Eighth Ward. 90
$50. Building lot, 5xle rods; good neigS
bod; hsli block from car line Seventh
FEd. "a
500. A choice building lot. ~ zx165
q, south front, on car line, Twelfth
Bad. y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-30

LADIES WHO PossESsiTHE fiSEsT COM
pleeuonS are aInonki the patrons on
i3LETx's SULPHUR Soar.
HIIa.s HAIR AND VHIsE ER DYE niack
or Brown, SO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-30

WHY WILL you SUFFER from
Arue and Malaria when Gilmofe's Aro-
matic Wine will cure your FOR sale ~
A. {. Smith 4 Co.'S Drug Store Q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-09
MET WITH A RAwHiDE.
The Young Dandy who Had an APP
pointmeni at Coney Island.
Now York Times. |

The SpOrting-men who cOngrcgate IN the
bar-roOm 81 Bador's Hotel. near the Con-
course at COncy Island, noticed early SIiur-
day afternoon goOd-lOoking, wcll-dre>scd
young man saun;cr up the drive to the
hotel He Was clad with the greatest c irr,
lnd, ~ one OF the sports declared, "Wa'
dressed to KILL" He went into the hotel,
and Toy about fifteen mnute- nothing more
was seen Of him. AT the end OF that time
the sound OF feet running down stairs WIS
heard, the dor leading on 10 the piazza
was flung open, and The yOuthful-lookn.
dandy rushed out Ills appearance denoted
the widest agitation. Great red marks
di,ligjrcd his face and neck: his hat was
thrown back, and be yaSped As though
tcTror.slrichcn. He cleared the piazza
with one bound and rushed toward the
Concourse. Following closely in his wake
was a pr,ttv little lady, IN mourning eos
tune and without mat. accompanied by
gentleman. The lady carried horSewhip.
The couple followed the dandy. but at the
ConcOuTSc the chase was abandoned aud
the couple returned 10 The hotel.
The little lady was Mrs. John $. Busky;
the gentleman with her her husband,
.Loc.GtJl,r, of tbi, city. They have been
staying OF BadcI's Hotel for three weeks.
Mrs. Busky has been annoyed by the un-
warranted attentions OF a yourg man whom
she believes 10 be BOstonian. lie has
written her letters. sent her kilograms, and
made himself Objectionable in a number
OF ways. Three weeks ago she told her
husband. The last letter addressed by
the nan % Mrs. Busky was from Mich.
Gan. 4 letter written in q disguised
hand by Nr. Bu>ky lurcd him 10 New York.
He came, and was the carefully-cld man
seen by the sports from the bar.rOOm. He
was shown into Mrs. Bu>ky's parlor and
told 10 wait a few minutes and "Madlm
would be down" tie did wait few min
utcs, and Madam did come down. But in
The mean time she had obtained a rawhde
Lor,owEip and had enlisted the services OF
her husband. The couple entered the par
lor. Mr.. Ru>ky concealed the whip ia the
folds Of her dress. She advanced 10 meet
the BoStoEian. and when within reaching
distance drew forth the whip and Sia'hcd
bin lcros, the neck, face, aud hand, until
tLey were red with marks. The man was
too dazcd for second TO comprehend the
situation. Then he sprang for the door.
hurried down the stairs, and the sports on
the piaZZI ,aw The rest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-09
CROPS DAMAGED BY FROST.
Wheat, Potatoes, and Corn Killed in
Various SECTIONS.

\ Chicago special says: Di-patchc, from
various point, IN Minnesota and Dakota
report that fI0sts sunday night haze black
ened good many wheat fields ana done
considerable damage 10 the crop. 4
Minneapolis, dispatch LAY, tbat in many
places in the Rcd-Riy'r Valley growing
wheat is said to have been Killed 10 the
roots, and in others the crop is badly
llightcd. From ADJ, Mimi, and b. the
northwest and from Cl-tlcton west the
damage +, said 10 have been general and
severe a, far 90, Bi,marck. south VI Fargo
no DAMAGE Is reported.
TIE frost was all the more lurtiul on ac-
count II the dry weather that has pre-
vailed. The following, from Grand Forks,
Dakota, give, better idea 81 the extent OF
the DAMAGE: Is special dispatches from Min
ncsota and Dakota point, show that the
frost Of Friday night, when formed ice
halt on iuch thick, was lar-rCachng in il.
effects. 81 many points. especially the low.
ground Of the valley. the Wheit-iiolds look
biacl and bare. The .uue report /. brought
m by farmers and travellers from the West.
Potitor-, beans, squashr-, and corn. which
had made from iJur 10 six inches GROWTH,
ore killed 10 the ground.
DAAl'N- " ttl lIiie " ttf ttt ~ bAtlf SGT
back. Although il VIII rccovcri II IL should
rain soon, It viii be- in danger u the early
fro,ts OF tie fall. Conservative farmer,
cstiuate the damage 20 their crops ut -
per cent. ~ lcI-t, and II tue drought con.
tiEucs II viii be- disastrous 10 the whole
From Fargo comes the following report
" Dispatches received this morning a. the
offices Of thc Northern PIcili, Elevator
Company indicate that the growing wheat
crop IN the Dcy.fs-Lasc region has ttcn
quite SERIOUSLY injured by frost and
drought. From N0i,ey city come, rep)r,>
~ damage by frost, and from jamestown
md point vest I, port. II dImI2e hy both
drought and frost. West OF here, iu
the section 81 which Valley Ciiy (, tln
centre, Friday night = black frost came,
cau,ing serious damage 20 all kinds oi grain.
Reports from there say that The frost cut
crops clear 10 the ground ia many places.
y man from A,htabuIa sly, tha, near Val
Icy City be passed whole sections Of Sriln
tLat were blIck from TIE elects OF FRIDAY
nights frost. and in some places where tine
frost vas not killing there arose from the
declyiug grain . ,ichcnny smell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-09
MET DEATH IN THE NINE.
A frightful Explosion I'm the Mineral
Spring CoIiiery mt wnkesbarre.

n WIlkesbarre pal special TO the Phiia-
delpma Times says: The Mineral-Spring
collicry OF the Lehigh- Valley Coal Company
was the scede Of disastrous explosion Of
mine gas this morning, by which great
damage was done 30 the mine and six men
terribly injured. One died shortly after
The accident aud others are fatally injured.
The names Of the victims are: Patrick
Joyce. aged twenty-six, dead; Barney Far
rel, Patrick LawIer, James Hammond,
John Reese. and Michael COrbey. Farrell
and Corbey are terribly burned, and the
former has also several ribs broken. Their
injuries are fatal. TIE others are all badly
burned and much crushed and bruised.
living 10 The uncertainty always attending
burns Of this nature il cannot be said
whether they will recover or not.
The explosion occurred in a gangway in
process ~ construction n the lower vein.
The men injured were all employed under
Farrell. who was the contractor in driving
the gangway. and went 10 their work n
usual about O'Clock. They were told at
the foot Of the shaft that the hire boss,
Thomas Thomas, had examined the gang
way and found ali safe. They therefore
entered with naked lights, but few mo-
mebts later terrible explosion echoed
through the mine. \ volume OF smoke
and fame rushed from the gqngway with
tremendous force, carrying with it rimbers
and wreck.
The explosion was heard MI through the
mine. and the terrified miners. who were
Just coming in 10 their work, fled for their
lives. The alarm was spread on the sur
face, and in few minutcs the collicry wa'
surrounded by an excited crowd, mostly
the friends and families Of the mem en-
ploycd therein. who were in q terrible state
OF anxiety to ind out the extent Of the acct
dent.
The mine foreman, James Evans, having
seen that all the men were in safety, except
those in tie gangway, got together party
NJ rcscucrS and entered the gAngway. The
light OF their safety -lamps revealed terri
hlc scene Of destruction. The force OF the
explosion had torn down all the props,
timierIpg. and braltice-wOrk. Mine-carS
were overturned ard broken, and the rails
torn up. In places MASSES Of coal and rock
bad been brought down from the surface
and scattered about. Among the ruins
were found the bodies OF the unfortunateS.
all terribly burned and badly cut and
bruised by the violence with which they
had been hurled about by the explosion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-09
The Weather in Rictmol,d YsSicrdu
IL l. L. z
Ronqe u 1hermomeier Yesfer,iqy.

EX.PrDsiden Arthur BIAS gained nothing
in flesh during The past ieW week. and hi.
nnuushmcnt is slll. Of a very delicate ma.
cure; but DO H. brave and patient and give.
little trouble 10 his attendants. II is
thought now thai no wa be- tlaen 10 New
London, Conn, for The heated term rs soon
- be !, able 10 stand the Journey. should
The trip Dc made Nir. Arthur will probably
he taken up the sound in ,team.yacht
ana given comfortable actommOd tions To-
one Of the cottages attached D. tie Pequot
House.
Dom Augusta leopold GonlI-Ic, Duke
Of SAKE, the grandson Of Dom Pedro tn
H., arrived in New York on sunday, sail.
Ing mp the river Oh = brazilian mau-nf.
war, which carries eight gun. and 30 Off
crrs and men. The Prince ht- inherited
the complexion of his German father HIS
hair and eyebrows are golden. lie b, swcll-
tmlt young fellow, tail and slender. and
were plain gray .Ult.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-09
ChnTged win Conspiracy.


PITTSBURGH. June S.-Thr Oakland
Stroel-Car Company entered suits IN the
United States Court to-day against Richard
Campbell, master workman OF toe street
Car Assembly of the knights OF Labor,
and Edward Woods. Henry Gamble, and
Robert Ebcrhardt. charging them with con-
spirlcy. The accused were IN The employ
OF the company, aud struck recently for q
twelyC-houT schedule. President Gordon.
OF the company. ALLEGES that they conspired
10 prevent the running Of the ears and
intcricred with the men who wanted o.
work. wood, and Campbell were arrested
aud held Tor hearing 10 s. I'D bail each
The warrants are now ont FOR Camphll
aud Ebcrhardt The suits were entered
under section j507 OF the laws 81 the nited
States, which provides that two or more
PERSONS who con.pirc, Cypress, or threaten
citizen IN lAe discharge of Li, duties or
the pursuii OF ms business shall be- subject
on conviction DO . fine OF - 900 or ten
wears IMPRISONMENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-09

Ngw Yonk srocx MaaKEr.

NEW YoRx. June s.-.Ths principal ~
on the stock Exchange to-day reiafeq -
the altered split IN the bull party. me
market wss quiet aud irregular IT TIE Open.
Ing this morning. but prices wsre generaliy
within y 10 OF last eyeniner neuses.
Louisville and Nashville. howsvsf.. vss
down X and up " There was very little
life in trading. aud prices shaded OF sf3wty
until sfer I o'clock. when there VS. 500
buying In the generallist and pricee snoweo
some Improvement. Toward the Close, now
ever, weakness was again noticeable. eope.
chilly In Western Union, but large buyso4
order In the latter was met and the roefHot
was steady. IL closed ct irregular chap4ee
compared with last evenings co~ing. Inc
active list. however. shows slight dscifnee
In majority OF cases, though Western
Union was down ~ aud mp ~ and Oregon
TraDscoDtinental IL. The rcst OF the de-
cliDes are for small fractions. Western
Union was sold on reference OF dividend 70
the fun board by the Executive COMMITTEES
to-day and up because the extension bifi
Was not taken up. sales. $4,000 shafee