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SAILED
DREMIUM SAVES.

steamship Caaopus, liverpool, merchhndlss
Tug Oceau King, Siia barge haio' bos'oa,
coal.
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TEE ws.rusa X BloaMxD YESTERDAY wa,
Mean tomOerature. ....-..-.."..
VIEW YonE srocX NARKEr

Nav YORK, November 2L-Ihe stock market
today Was \ liftle more active again, but Il vas
weak from opening 90 close with NO reaction
whatever. though decline VAS made at inter-
walls asernaiod with periods " dulneEs aud
stagnRflon. hero Was ABSOLUTELY 40 peWs nor
developments OF any kind % account faT the
weakness Displayed. but the bears were very
aggressive. ami 20 their raids may 30 ascrteei
tue material leeses suffered ~ the lisa, altAough
rOm0 liquidation RHs IN process la few storte.
home selling OF LOUISVILLE and haSfsilhe. Lsao
SnOre, nu1 0ao or $40 other stocks by LONDON
aided in producing = dospondent teelng am9DK
the bulS The entire lirt shared I'm tho decline,
and although the activity Ees connned 70
few leading shares losses we're very uniform,
AMI among low pr,cod shares taers was no
marked movement whatever he woas mes
commenced 1T the opening aud continued Jil
ihe close. which WAS fairly active and weak az
the lowest prices Of TO day. ro'al sales, ~ $40
shares rhe ontlrc list ~ lOvor his evening.
Now England l0at %. Louisville and nashville
,. Missouri Pacific ! T., Atchison. NOrhera Pa
cifc preferred, omaha preferred, aud Lhioo
Pacific ~ each. Lake Snoro ~, iac6a" anLe,
Norfolk preferred, oregon Transcouunental
aud reading ~ each. Canada southern, view
York Central, 81 Paul, San Francisco preierred,
and Wheeling and Lake Erie preferred : each,
colorado Coal. agd Ei,hmcnd Snd Nost Point
per ent ench q N othors fractional amounts
Rvsnfrr.- Exchange quiet and 'tsady o. fs5*a
AZ. Money easy al 2s2k per cent Sub-ire
e4rv baiAucqs-Golf. S1T6, 81 90 currency. ST.
s92,0N Governments dall but s'rung; per
cents, To-. ~ coupons, 1881. state bonds dHl
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WITH PLUG OF TOBACCO.
An Experienced Fisherman Gets RIA
OF troublesome sberA.

ms short while We had caught nice mess
Of small suAppers, from ten to twelve inches
long, and we're having real good hmo We
had not fished very long, however, before
lsrge shark put in an appearance end spoiled
our sport. We first knew Of hls presence by
his grcsduy swapping OF The Ssh from one 81
my neighbors' lines, having followed It up
from the bottom. He executed tbs per-
Torrance several times, and then the snap
psrs stopped biting entirely. Not even a
pihble could we get, 50 We hauled in our
lines and beean TO pay attention 10 the SHARK.
He WAS = monstrous fellow. about diteon feet
long, aud he kept swimming round ANA
round The vessel, sometimes on top OF the
water and sometimes away down deep below
H.. but always 81 respectful distance. HIS
rcddish-broWn body could be plainly seen
through the clear, trlnsparens green water,
aud yOu may be sure he was tbs cynosufe OF
al eyes. 4 great macy pisns for his cap
ture were discussed, but none appeared
practicable within our limited means. Tire en-
gineer suggested thAI II The ahsrk WouidgNe
him time he Would forge proper HOOK ana
chain; but A. the shark Sa' unable TO give
him guarantee be abandoned the proleoL
While we were thus taking noticed the ma
tive pilot every now and then throwing
NNfTINtIW DilD bA ktN tiihlfilNt' w ti|Nt ~
comfy caught, and, az the current would
carry At little distance clear OF the vessel,
the shark would gobbe 1t down; and. 10
fact, the intervals were 50 regular that
Nr. Shark seemed impatient when the
regularity was broken by a little delay.
We saw that our plot had some ultimate
object IN view, and IL drew our at
tention 10 bin. had not particularly no.
ticed tbe man before this. more than that he
WA fne-loOking. darkssknned man, win
good European features, but evidently ot
mixed blood. A he was born snd r AIRED on
the coast, and had probably served his pilot
apprenticeship ~ 4 fisherman. he knew how
90 deal With his invcterate foe, the shark.
ANYHOW, we all thought 80, and gave him
credit Cor n; aud, although he did not say
much. he went about u In very earnest
manucr. After having thrown over ten sma
fsh. be selected another q little larger than
the others, and with a stick OF wood rammcd
n roll OF chewing tobacco nearly rs large q, 4
mans bAnd down into rs belly. aud pressed
It's throat together again. lie bald II ready
to throw. aud as The shark came mp, anxious
" looking for its fish, he tossed It 20 him,
and as II barely touched The water the shark
turned over on itS back and sucked u 49,.
The shark then swan on ~ usual to th9 sac
OF the vessel, and then below Us, and was
apparently rising again in the expectation 81
another fish, Wseu the nicotine began ITS
work. Its struggles and cOntortions were
horrible to behold "a he dorted here and
there in blind rage and vomiting blood,
but a. be swan or was carried 10y the cur
rent away from Us his struggle grew gradu-
ally less. until it ceaSed altogether. The to-
bacco had killed hin.
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rnIerrnnhIc Tlashes.

Charleston, S. C.. bad a big trades display
last night
Sir. Gladstone win leave London Saturday
for HaWarden. and will not return during
the present session OF Parliament.
O. r. Adams, city treasurer Of Macon,
Ca, Is $4,000 short IN bis accounts, sod
has been suspended iIom Office.
The thirtg-eiahth victim Of the fire at the.
Steam-Gause and Lantern CompanY's build
ing, at Rochester, died last night.
At the Papal Consistory in Rome in De-
cem5era number Of bishops VIII be created.
The nomination OF cardinals has been post
poned until March.
The c2tile-men aDd The butchers who met
N convention at -. Louis are siiIl apart ~
their views. Il IL ssscried that the dressed
bcoi men have carried The day.
The awarding Of certificate TO Evans.
colored Republican candidJte for Congress,
i. being contested by G. K. Bates, Demo-
crat. in Chattanooga, Tenn, distSicL
The elections IN belgrade yesterday re-
suited I'm a serious riot Troops were called
to restore order, and . collision occurred
between the soldiers and people. Many
persons were injured.
At the interstate military drill at Colpm-
bus, Ca, yesterday. the southern Cadets, Of
Macon, won the first prize Of $1,000; the
We'll Rifles. 81 Columbia, The second, 800,
and the Columbus Guards the third, $3.50.
Major A. Il. Thompson. coiton-iactor.
was hot 10 Louisiaua Yesterday by young
travelling salesman from -. Loui5 named
Morse, who afterwards bot aud killed him
self. Thomps0n's wound Is not dangerous.
judge Emery Speer, q the United States
Circuit Court OF Georgia. has decided that
the purchase IN the interest Of TIE Central
railroad Of Georgia 81 the franchises OF the
savannah and Dublin Railway Company Is
void. because contrary 10 the Constitution
Of Georgia.
+. J. Cohen, T. II. Thomas, and -
Echols played poker At PITTS house al Gov
ingtOn, Ca, last night. AT daylight Tnomn
was found murdered and Cohen fatally
wounded. Echols Is m jail charged with
the crime. Great excitsmeut prevails over
the mysterious murder.
The National Base Ball League, in session
at New York, have elected tie following
officers President, Secretary, and Treasurer,
Nick Z. Young-iorth fifteenth consecutive
season. Directors-JOhn L. Brush, John Is.
Day, W. A. Nimick, aud Walter Hewitt
Cleveland was admitted to the league to sue
ceed Detroit.
TIE General Assembly OF the knights OF
Labor, IN session at Indianapolis, yesterday
adopted = resolution looking TO the appoint-
meEt OF 4 committee 70 investigate the
methods OF the general oaieers. This acton
was brought about by the charge that Esst
Saginaw Assembly bad been illegally dis
solved 10 defeat Barry.
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THE RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. NOVEMBER % 1883

would come around anddeposit check for the
margin. Monday they received word from
their new customer 10 sell the Missouri Pa
cidc. and that be would be down al later
nour. Missouri Pacific had gone down, but
the firm, obeying orders. sold pfomptly, and
charged Mr.. Morgan with eco as bis loss.
Morgan not appearing messenger was
sent Yesterday 10 ind him, but without sue
cess. Wheeler & Co. congratulate them
seiTes that they did not ges caught for more.
Had the tirst venture been succesar Morgan
doubtless would have become a more extern
stye operator.
A World reporter called last evening At
No. 2jS west Thirty ninth street aud found
the landlady. Mrs. klInge, anxious 10 see
Morgan, who had not been Of bis room Tor a
day or two. 4 young lady IN the same
house bad iu't convinced the landlady that
the same gentlemany, oily.tongued, English
looking Young fellow had boarded With her
before and under different name, but they
couldn't remember tie raue.
"Lionei Hurwitz." tile reporter sug-
gested. and the ladies' agreed that ibis was
the name by which Morgan was then Known.
A tbfs swindler carried on his operations
before with nnnber OF firms il Is probable
that he has done the same thing again, add
that other cases will be beard Of. ~ hur-
witt be managed to get the good will 81
wealthy gentleman uptown, through whom
be got insrOductiOus 10 several WE'LL
known WaIl-street houses. Having oh
tanned the entree 70 these houses, he would
send them his orders from uptown hotels
writing 70 one FIRM from TIE Windsor. TO
another from the St Cloud, TO another nom
the Grand. In some instances be WAS suc-
cesslul in making money, but be tuaily
stuck the house u Douglass & Jones. who
put a detective on his track The courts,
however. held that there was no cause f0r
arrest, aud he was discharged ard now has
apparently turned up again TO practice his
old game,
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MURDER & ROBBERY.
AIEADIEG MERCHANT OF YORK COUNTY
CLUnBRD 10 DEATa.
10 Clue 10 the Murderer Disoovered-Three
Hundred Dollars and a cold Watch
the Motive for the Crime.
LspocIal t.leeram o be DIspalsh.I

WuL1AYsBrRo. Va. November 2l.-In-
formation reached here tonight that one
Samuel Hudgns, leading citizen OF YORK
county and residing about twelve miles be
low YORKTOWN, was murdered and robbed
last night OF 500 aud handsome gold
watch.
The particulars % given the writer are
that Mr. HudRins, who was q leading mer-
chant, was in Yorktown yesterday. when he
was seen 30 have considerable money about
bis person. At night he started for home.
Nothing more was seen or heard Of him
until he wss found dead esrly this morning
in bis conveyance. which was standing be-
fore his house, where his horse bad stopped.
His skull was fractured by a blow from be-
hind, deAlt evldestly with heavy club.
Numbers OF people are securing The coun-
", but ~ yet no clue to tbe murderer mas
been discovered. THERE'S much excitement
in that portion Of the county, and IN ali pro-
babjlily the hot search that Is being made
Will trace up the guilty party.
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RHrannnl.

The French sculptor Emile BaGiou de Ia
Tronchere died recently, at the age OF sixty
two years. His best-known productions are
a monument 70 VsentIu Bauy, the ceie-
brated educator Of the blind. 10 Paris, aod a
statue Of Praxiteies In the court OF the
Louvre. Napoleon III. in 1896 made him
inspector-general Of prisons. lie was the
son in.laW Of the Duke de PersisnY.
Herbert Spencer has gained in health
during bis prolonged visit to SIR. Grant Az
len. at Dorking Mr.. Aliens bOuse is called
"The Nook" and appropriately enough, for
Il stands ia solitary humility In the angie OF
hii-road, and is delightfully."- secluded. Not
THAI there is any msdding crowd 10 speak Of
in Dorkiug, but where AF. Spencer is there
must be solitude also, for be is one OF the
most nervous OF men. disturbed even by the
tapping o. a butterfy's wings. And yet he
has enjOyed the hospitality Of an author
whose power Of shocking" Is second 10
none.
Aren't Mr. Chamberlain's marriage, the
PHll-aall Gazette has this 70 say "The adj
vent OF On American girl into English
society at Grst Wss q curiosity. IL soon be-
came poFteni. IL Is now assuming the d.
mrps,ons u a menace. Before losg IL win
be recognized as calamity. OF sliforms OF
composition there ia none 90 deadly - this.
We eau stand our farmers being ruined by
American corn. We can listen unmoyed 10
the walls Of grsziers made bankrupt by the
influx OF Anerican beet. But the American
girl Is too much. Already We bear toe MUIR
nur aud the drawiug-room growl Of the
despairing DelgraviAn mother, who SEES,
season after season, American girls sweop
down upon the most eligible partners, aud
cut our native girls out before the very eyes
OF their distracted payeats.n
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Rnilroed nirectors.


KN0XylIE, Tenn, November 2l-The
stock holder, Of The East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia Railroad Company held their
annual meeting to-day. Two hundred and
eightv.seYcn thousand seven hundred snd
thirty shares Werc represented, nearly all by
proxy. Before elcc,ing directors the meet
ing ~ stockholders adopted lengthy rcso-
luton placing upon record their eutire dl-
p-oyal of the acts and dpings Of the Board
~ Directors for the pa-t wear, ana more par
ticuarly and especially those acts relating TO
tine lrlse u the comnnY's property 90 the
Richmond aud DaLYille Company. The re-
solution denounces as false and untrue the
allegations iu The bin filed ia toe ChancerY
Court at Knoxville thst the SAID Lease has
been against tbe interests Of the stockholders.
Further consideration 81 the subject vas
postponed Tor one week. The following di-
rcptors we're elected: Samue Thomas,
George 5. Scott, John G.. Moore. y. j. Ssu-
ford. John Grcenough. Richard Irving. j.,
Thomas p. Fowler, j. b. Grsunis, Calvin =.
Brice, John II. Inman, Thomas 4. Logan,
". y. Chisholm. W. Bate, George Capped,
aud Charles NJ. McGhce. The meeting then
adjourned tli next Wednesday.
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CURIE-Died, At so A. NJ, November ~.
isss. 8ARGAREr h. CURLE. Sifeoi ". 4. S1rio,
10 no tbirty-ninfh year OF h0f axe.
Ftnaral from H0Wari'n-GrOg0 chapel a.
o'elo<-t TO-DAY, November gsi Friends ani
aoqunintAnces arc respectfully Invited 70 A.
tend.
Dc sAUssURE.- Died, November ~, ls,s,
FIIsR. fnfnat daughter Of william r. add q. l.
De + aaasuro; aged Dinoteen days
HuGHEs.-Died, on tho kiss instant, a. no
reeidencs Oi her 0rother-in-iaw, M. w. u. lAy-
sap. on Mecnanicsyfiio Pie, Mr. Lucy -
hvGigs. boloYod wife Of ,. 7. Hughes, u IAN
over c,urty. Va, in her thirty-elghta rear.
Rutfal IA OakNoodl Will take plaoo nom above
pamo.i place az SOP. II. TODAY Friends and
s.1quaiutancos arc invited " attend Siiheui
Turner noticg.
PRABCR-Dlsd. November 10Th, Al ne resi-
Deuce Of DR.. q. Il. Hunter, Caroline county. ar>
II. n. PEAKCk, In tho seventy s7Fso'h year %
her age.
Funeral notice i1ior.
RtCaKsON.-Died. Wednesday, Noyenoer q
1855, Al gx o'ciOck Z. n, kESA y. kiChESoN.
Ia mo shirtiesh year q hor aga.
Tie funeral Will tase place rom me residoace
Of her brosber. No. 80 west Clay afoos ms
QhursdAy0 AFTERNOON at oclocx: frienis
and soQaaintances are respectrsi5 hNtei 70
zttopd.
vAU0HAN-Dlsd, November slst ~ Sd L.
NJ. ALA 1 a. Only daughter u l. y. aud klilma
Lee VAUGHAN: asot twelve yesfs.
/ PanoTsl servtoos THIS All BhNOON ~ I'D
o,r,s.,k frna BrOad-Stroet Methodist church.
Pgfends 81 pie FAMILY invited y sfssssd without
far.her notioe. iafermeafin HOLLYWOOD
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COTTON RBROkr.
Eark0; firm.
QUoT1TfoSA
NIDDLISG. 9kc.
Low AlDDLfs9. 9sfc.
ACoDORDISAh1. SIC.
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= yoI.e on q College President.

4 Chambersburg tPs.) specialsaYs: fresi-
dent John Edgar, OF Wilson Female College,
was the victim Of practical Joke saturday
evening, played upon blm, a. he supposed, by
some Young men OF the town, 10 whom he
had not granted some iay0rs asked by them.
About s O'Clock be received 4 specialize
livery letter, informing him that friend OF
The college bad learned that a pupil was TO
eiope With young man, the couple tntead-
Ing ~ leave on the sali-pasl train 90 tho
Western Mary and railroad. About The time
be finished reading It y man dressed rs a wo-
man tptoed hastily across the yard. The story
runs, aud was helped into hack by nan
who aightcd from II. The vehicle was
driven hastily INTO town, and President Id
gar, with the cOlOred porter, started hastily
Tor The station. The porter was dispatched
for policemen, aud when these came the
trails was searched through with lantern.
OF course the girl was not found, aud Presi-
dent Edgar retired 10 the college dlscom~
hed. The joke leaked out to-day and there
is 4 general laugh over Il.
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clreuIar CON oaralnnl olhbons.
fBy teiocrsph 70 mo DispAtchI


BALTIMORE, Nh, November H.-CsTdnil
Gibben. to-day issued the following circular,
the first OF rs kind ever sent out in this arch
diocese:
To tho Clergy, Secular and Regular, o. The
Archdiocese OF Baltimore;
My Dear Brethren ia Christ,-The Prcsi-
dent Of the Uuiled states has recently Issued
his proclamation appointing November 29th
next US q special day OF Thanksgiving 10 tac
Almighty God for The temporal and spiritual
fpyoTs bestowed on us an during The year
now drawing 10 RcloSe, The faithful OF this
archdiocese having in common with our iei-
l0w-citizens deep cause for er3hiudo 70 tie
Givcr Of every good and perfect gin Will
We feel confident, De equally desUous
~ eyincing their spirit OF thaLksgiYing.
We should an he grateful for temporal pros
perity, for the peace, liberty, and good order
which prevail throughout our common
country. The labOrs OF the husbandmsn
hsvO been crowned with abundant haryesis,
commerce. and industrial pursuits have gone
forward with even stride, aud the spirit Of
fraternsl charity keeps pace with The dllu-
sion OF Christian know ledge IA the land. IL
Is true, indeed. that disasters by food, and
storms IN the West aud pestileace IN the
south hare darkened and afflicted msuy
home. but even ia those yisitatious Of sorrow
We should humhly bless our Heaven
R Father, whose mysterious dHpeomtions
we cannot iathom, but should always adore.
Weshould kiss the hand that strikes a. well
As the hand thai careSSes, for whether lie
smiles or fondles lie is always the loving
father. and these occasional caiamities are
but the shadows that bring out IN holder re-
lief the bright picture Of our national pros
perltv. While. too. ia other lands times for
choosing rulers Of the nation are often occ3-
sions OF political CONFUSION, OF interruption
OF all peaceful pursuits. aud sometimes even
Of strife and blOodshed. the recent contest
between ten millions Of voters Of the repub-
lie, representing sixty millions OF people, has
been settled peacesby and coDstnutonaliy
without the loss Of single lie or even any
interruption 10 mems ordinary adEocatious.
In heartfelt and grateful acknowledge
ment Of all these blessings and 10 humbly
lmplore their continuance you are requested,
reverend dear fathers, 10 recite after late
mass M your respective churches, on Thanks
giving oay, the prayer for the authorities,
aud the faithful through the archdiocese
are invited to assist at the service.
J. CARD. GIBBONS.
Archbishop Of Baltimore.
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Comas, and Anderson. The committee hsa
before them Treasury estimates for the Dls,
trict OF Columbia. the iortiBcaton and
the sundry civil bills submitted by courtesy
10 advance OF the regular time. The hrst
business was referred TO special commit
tee, consisting Of Messrs. Clements, Rice,
McCOnas, and Anderson. for reports, ana
they will meet tomorrow 10 begin tbelr
work. The subcommittee 10 charge OF The
fertilization bill will probably get at II the
last Of the week. and Il Is the expectation OF
the committee no less than their desire thai
the District nnd fortihcati0n bills viii be
ready 10 submit 10 the House az the begin
ming OF the session-somewha unusual ~
the way Of preparation. The sundry civil
bill Is quite voiumnous and VIII require
fully three weeks for IFS consideration. The
full committee will not meet again until one
Of the buIs Il ready FOR the report OF the
subcommittee.
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skRXRTg ~ TELEaRAP J.



WV Y0ax. eOvom Dor zi.--Cotton quiet; sales.
ga bales. upiaads, i0c: Orleans, l0Ic; nst
receipts, 81, ~ bales exp0rts-'O Great Britain,
u lgi bales: 70 the Continent so oaios: STOCK,
7l6. VA bales. southern nour veas. Wheat DUN
Aad ale. higher. optAons closed ha5sc over
Yesterday: 10. z rod. November. tiOoH: Do
cemDer, tiO4aslo6; Nay. n.nhatLi31 Corn
sS4e. higher aud steady No. :, se&afes- in
elevator; epgtona sghc. htgher and nrm; No
venO Der, gss< sss5.c.: May. t7g,afs4c Oats
nrmer; opgions &c. hig1er and wsa<: Novsm-
Der. 3lkc. Asy, BaSbhc. HOPS weak: safe,
i9s1gc. Cofsso-OptIoas eiosed nrm and ys43
POINTS above yesterday: November, tl4 ia
siASo: Dccember, sia9ssyfi0 Nay, tl3yoa
81. sugar cuii; falr roaming, SIC; csntIfiu-
best grade and more active; c, GA
exc: mOad A. 74c.: Standard A,
sSe: confectionery A. Ne: cat-iosf and
crushed, Sc graduated, TAG eness. TAG
nO4Aases-NeE OricaRs sctiye aod nrm; opon
Kettle. cable. syrups. s5atse ktee ssrons; DO.
OF d0ll. kosln quiet rurpeDttae steady. Hides
quiet. Wool nrm and actlTe; domestic neece,
S)as9c.: pulled, 25asc.; Texas, iis2c. Pork
Iower: rnsss, ilk75esi&& Beet hams sf4
1isroed beef quiet Cutmeefs DALI Niddias
quiet Lard iewer; wsste<a steam, sas5: cly,
fSi0: November. $50; May Gtoas1o 81.
freights sie1dy.
BALTIMORE
BALFlzoRz, Nd November si.--coston steady
ee. qaiet; nidsnns; rs fo1s , aS,,
super, s1sossL50; DO. extra, sse5asAes
do family. s4.;oesbc9; city mills klo
bsaads, extra, fN75As6; winter wesal pat.
enk s6sfe 20; spring wheat pateaA y fos
SIC. DO a., ssralgh1 81 soa<ose; 10 do. es'
lra, f5AtA1D: Patapsoo s1psrislise p~sSht tr.Is
Go. isn4iy, sGt& Wtoat-snutbcsn sau Ana