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Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-24

gin, 7s<c; Kearsarge, 7'lc; Rockport, CSC;
Conestoga, 6iSc,
CorroN FIiSYELs4-lo per cent trade dis.
LII unbeached, 5l1c; &C. CSC; SIS, Tzc;
Nm, 1el1c; AA, lac; DID, .l5lfc; TT, 1870;
YY, lsc; BIB, i9c;. 90 bleached,. s16c; go,
lls{c; 50, lsl1c; 90 brown and slate, 9ci 20,
12l{c; 81, l6c.
GRssH-Stevens b, 5]Sc; Stevens A, 7c;
s5Sc; ssesn.' N, s5Ic; Oioachesd, eySc; stew
EMS SRr, ll1Sc.
DENNIS -Amoskeag, Q OF, l6ISc; Everett,
Z OF, 13c; York, OF, tSc; Haymaker, $40;
Jaffrey Xxx, Ike; Jaffrey xxx, 121Sc;
lie; Beaver Creek &C, lOc.
DUoK-West Point, 30 in, OF, 9l1c; Wost
Point 90 in, 10 OF, l2l5c; West Point, 30 in,
12 OF, l5JSc; West Point, 40 in, II OF, Ice
-Plaid-Raftsmen, 20c; Clear
Lake, s6l6c; Iron Mountain, s6lSc.
FLANNELs-White-G II No. 9, *, 22xc;
G II No. 1, q, 2TlSc; G II No. ., q, 22{c;
G II No. l, y, soc; Quechee No. g. 80c.
FLANNELs-White : Quechee No. 9, u,
sHc: 9ueshee 9osanse, No; D. "a S2'Soi Anawan'
FL,syrLs-Red-c etinch, lS,Io; f. a.
csc; RF, u, 27c; G, q, CSC.
KENTUCKY JEASs-Hercules, 1Sc; Lean
ington, a2l1c; Glenwood, 2oc; Melville, 25c;
MisoELLANEous-Tabl oil cloth, $3.50;
table oil cloth, marble, $3.50; plain Holland,
9lSc; dado Holland, l24c.
PRIyTs-Dress-Cha Oak, 5llc; Ram.
apo, .4c; Lodi, 5hc; Allen, &c; Richmond, &c;
Windsor, 615c; Eddystone, exc; Pacific, 6l6c.
PRISrs-Pink aud Robes-Richmond, 6xc,
Allen, &c: Riverpont, 5jSo; Steel River,
exc; Richmond, CSC; Pacific, 611c.
PRiNrs-lndgo blue, st. Ledgar 5hc; Wash
ington, 6l4c; American, 6l2c; Arnold, 61Sc;
Arnold Century, &c; Windsor Gold Tk't,
1Ollc; Arnold b, lOIsc; Arnold A, lee; AR.
mold Gold Seal, 1C11c; Yellow Seal, lO}Sc
Amanaa 12c. Prints, solid colors, Atlantc,Gc
Slater, &c; Berlin oil, exc; Garner oil, 6@ic;
GINGHAM-Plunkett checks, csc; Whit
tenton, 6%c: York, 7Hc; Mormandi dress,
7}@c; Renfrew dress Sh@la1fc.. :.
SHlRTrSG, CnEcKs-Caleoonia \, 9]9c;
Caledonia Xxx, 1o1<c; Economy, DC; Otis, &c I;
River plads, SIC.
Atlantic H. A, &c; Atlantic d, 4 4, 694c; Al
lautic +. A.. &c; Aurora LII, A. &c; Aurora
Ii. "A, sac; Indian Head, "A, &c; Law.
renee LII. ~, 5aic; Old Dominion, A. size;
Pepperell II, Al, csc; Pepperel E, 40.inch,
7l4c; Pepperell, s4. 1711c; Pepperell. 9-4
20c; Pepperell. lO-4, 22c; Utica G, "A, 424c
Wachusetts, "A, &c; Aurora Il, A., &c; Au-
snEErlye, BLHAorEp - Ellerton, re;
Housekeeper, s15c; New Candidate, SIC
Berkeley cambric, No. 60, DC; You Bet, a.
CSC; butter cloth, 90, 414c; Cabot. 71Sc
Farwell, half bleached, SIC; Fruit of Loom
s34c; Greene G, &c; Hope, 7Ifc; King Phil
lip cambric, 1Oc; Lonsdale cambric, 10c
Lonsdale, Sl9c; New York mills, l0c; Pep
perell, ~ in, loc; Pepperell, As in, lie; Pep
perell, 81, 1t14c; Pepperell, s4, 2oc; Pep
perell, o., pc; Peppercll 10-4, 24c; Canton,
~, SIC; Canton, A, 91Sc; Triumph, &c
Wamsutta, lie; Valley, SC.
TIcKs-O Oakland, A, 71Ic; International Y
Y, Sc; Shetucket, S, Sl9c; Warren, No. $40
16c; Berwick, BA. lSc; Acme, l3c; York,
80 in, 1alac; York, 3a IN, 1880; Swift River,
Sc; Thorndke 90, SIC; Thorndike EFF. S16c;
Thorndike 100. 91%c;. Thorndike Xxx, l5c
Cords No. 5, 91fc; Cords No. 4, 1o1lc.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-24
No. Av. Pr. No. Ay Pr
1l2 Oregon 81 s. 50 ll2 Oregon 97 S3
liz Oregon 90 $ so
Live stock Notes.

c. F. Hanneman, Of Ewing, was in looking
after three cars Of cattle.
j. j. Wilson came up from Cooke with
car of cattle of his own feeding.
Richard Lewis, of Louisville was here to-
day. He marketed o car Of hogs.
August Anderson, an everyday dealer at
Oakland, brought in car Of hogs.
j. II. Kepler, an everyday dealer at Dor
chester, was here with a shipment.
Russell Gates was in again TO day with five
loads of the Gates Live Stock company's
cattle
Mike Kyne, an everyday dealer at st.
Michaels, was here with four cars of cattle.
Henderson, Ia, was represented by G. w.
Turner, who was here with car of cattle.
Genoa was represented by Ed Burke, who
was on the market with two cars of cattle.
Lincoln was represented by S. w. Burn
ham, who was here with car of cattle.
John Frymer, Braddyville To-, shipper,
was over with a car each Of cattle and hogs.
J. b. Bemis, Of Mason City, was at the
yards He is en- route homo from a visit 10
eastern points.
f. NJ, Yeaton. a regular shipper from Ly-
ons, was in looking after car each Of cattle
aud hogs
M. N. Conover represented Wayne on toe
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-24
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, July 23-The Drovers' Journal
reports as follows:
Cattle-Receipts, $500; market steady;
best grades strong; beeves $4,000 80;
stockers and feeders, 81 0061300 cows,
bulls and mixed, sl25@2 so.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; market strong and
sc higher; mixed, si.25@455; heavy, S42O@
45O; light, s4.35@4,70.
Sheep - Receipts 4,50; market steady;
natives, 80. 5o014.S5; western, s350@4.5o;
Texans, s3.50@t20.
National stock Yards, EAT St
Louis, July 90. ~-Cattle--Receipts, 400; /;
shipments, 700; market steady; choice
heavy native stee ~, So T50o4.l0; fair TO good
heavy native steers, 50 90m3.S0; stockers
and feeders, s2OO(03.OO; rangers, corn-fed,
s25O@3.20; grass-fed, 81. s0C6215.
Hogs. Receipts, 400; shipments, 400;
market higher; choice heavy and butchers
selections, S430@4. 45; packing, s4.2594.40;
light grades, s4.40@4 so.
Kansas City, July 23.-Cattlc-Receipts,
4,7O0; shipments. 3,400; common TO choice
corn.fed steers, S2.75@4 10; feeding steers,
81. .00d3.00; grass range steers, $l.60@260.
Hogs-Rcceipts, 4,+00; shipments, 81;
market strong, active aud higher, closing
just shade weak: light, St309435; heavy
and Mixed $40 l5Qpl25.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-24
Metals.


BLOCK TlN-Eng. refg small pig, Csc;
bar. 29c.
CoPPER-Planshed boiler sizes, soc; cold
rolled, 26c; sheathing, 25c; pitts, 26c; flats,
26c.
GALVANIZED SHEET lRoN-Juniata, dis
count 60 Dor cent.
PATENT PLANIsHED IRoN-No. "a to 81, A
quality, per 10, l0lac; No. "a to 81, quail
ity, SIC. For less than bundle add nc
per Id.
SHEET IRoN-No. %, 50. 40; No. 81, $3.50.
SoLDER-Hoyt Metal Co.'s half-and-half,
in lib cases. per Id, 16c; commercial half
and, half, 15c; No, I, in bars, lac.
TIN PLATE-(I3est CharcoaI-IC, 10xl4,
225 sheets, $3.50; TX, 10xl4. 225 sheets, 1925;
IC. l2xl2, 225 sheets, $3.50; TX, l2xl2, 225
sheets, Ss.25; IC, l4x2O, ll2 sheets, $3.50; TX,
I4x2O, liz sheets. Ss.25; Xxx, l4x2o, 1l2
sheets, 5000; Xxx, l4x20, ll2 sheets
SLID; IC, 2x2S, 1l2 sheets, $l3.50; 2x2S,
ll2 sheets, sl7o0; Xxx, 2x2S, 1l2 sheets
$50. SO.
CoKE-IC, lOxl4, 225 sheets, $500; &c,
14x2o, liz sheets, S. 90; &c, lox2O, 225 sheets,
&c.
RooFrNG-(Best CharcoaD -2Ox2s, 50 1850
1915.
STEEL NAILs-Base, 81. Is; steel wire nails,
base, S2.G0.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-24
Lumber and Building.


Stock BUARDs-A 12 inch, s. l s ID and 10
feet, $4,000; b l2 inch, s. s. ~, IA and 16
feet, $4l.00; g l2 inch, s. s. II, IA and l6
feet, $500; ID IL inch, s. s. IL, IA aud 10
feet, $500; No. Com. l2 in. s. | s. l2 teet
$500; No. Com. ~ in. s. l s. IA and l6 feet,
sl7. 50(9lS.50; No. Com. 12 in. s. l s. 10, IS
and 20 feet, $3.50; No. 2 Com. l2 in. s. !
IA and Is feet, Sl8.50.
CEILINo AND PARrIrIoN-lst Com n in.
white pine partition. ,$32.0C; end Com, "a in.
white pine partition, S27.00; clear in. yell
low pine ceiling, 5000; clear 96 in. Norway,
Sl4.50; End Com. & in. Norway, $500.
BoARDs-No. / Com. s. /. s. 10, IA and IS
II, $1,000; No. Com s. l 8. IL, II and l6 IT,,
$3.50; No. Com. 8. 5. ~ IA and 10 IT,,
$l4.50; No. Com. 5. ! 8. H. IA and 10 IT,,
(ship'g GULLY, $ll.0G. Add 80 cents per NJ It.
for rough.
BATTENs, WELL TUBING, PIcKETs-O. G.
Bats, 2116 inch, 6Oc; o. G. Bats, 16x3, SIS,
s5 s5c; Bin; well tubing, ID, a. N; and and bey.'
ID. & H. square, $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-24

day and falling of Of 1850 in the run for
two days, as compared with last week, had
the effect 81 advancing prices 5glUc on
hee-y, the same selling largely between
si.371{ and s4.40, a few fancy at 445Gi.5O
Light sorts were more plentiful than last
week, hence did rot advance with the neavy
selling and were abont steady AZ 81 5OlGt.I I5
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-24
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
Cattle.

Tuesday, July %.
The market is rapidly assuming better
condition on beef cattle and there was a
strong tendency again to-day to advance
prices on desirable beef and shipping steers.
spectators are taking hold more freely than
they have IN some weeks and the general
tone of the market is much better than for
merly. Choice heavy cattle ruled strong, and
all others steady throughout the day.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-24
EOrs.

The hog market wavered slightly this
morning. However, prices ruled fairly steady
toward the close aud full clearance was
made. Light sorts sold at Si25 and the bulk
of the trades were made at 81. l5004.20
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-24
OMAHA wHoLEsAGk MARKETS.
Produce. truits. Etc.

Produce, fruits, Etc.
BUTTER-Table dairy. gli@l3c; packers
stock, S16(69c. Creamery--Prints, fancy,
l5@l6c; choice, 1s@l4ci solid packed, 12s
l3c "V'H
EGGs-.Strictly fresh, sdi0c.
CHEEsE-Young Americas. full cream, lie;
factory twins, 9lSc; off grades 6C07c; Van
Rossem Edom, sll.5O per doz; sap sago, 19c;
brick, ll@l2c; limhurger, S@l0c: domestic
Swiss, l4c; cheese safes, bronze medal, No.
s, 81 80.
PouLTRY-Live hens per dozen, So 256
4. 90; mixed, s3.250d350; spring, 81 00612 as /;
turkeys, iC6Sc per ID; ducks, s2.oO92 so ;
geese, S3,00@I00; live pigeons, 80.
ORANGEs--San Gabriel, s.. 10000: fancy
Duarte Mediterranean sweets, s425@450;
Rodi, $500.
SouTHERSl PEAcnEs-k bu. 75c@sl for
choice, and 35@4oc for poor and common.
ArPLEs-Per Dbl, T5c@ c@2.0O.
CHERRiEs.-Per "a quart cas5, 50 90; per 10
quart drawer, Sl.OO
CALIFORNIA PEAoHEs-20 ID boxes, 81. ESQ
1.55.
GoosEBERRIEs-Per bu stand, $500; "a
quart case, 81. 90.
CuRRANrs-Per case "a quarts, 81. 1902. 90.
PLuMs-Sl. .50(1l.15.
GaArEs-Si 5V@l.75.
PEARs-40 lb boxes, s.. so.
HuCkLEBERRIES -$lI5.
WATERMELoNs-sl60O 0O@2500 per 100
CANTELouPs-Fer doz, 81 50(d200.
PINE APPLEs-Per doz S300(G3. 80.
BANANAs-According to size, per bunch,
s2Wd3.U0.
CocoANuTs-Per 100, S.
Fresh FIsu-White firh per 10, 7(0Sl6c:
trout, per 10, &c; white perch, per ID, &c; buff
falo, per 10, &C; pickerel, per ID, tic; black
bass, per 10. lie.
BEASs-Choce hand picked navy, Sl.75.
choice hand picked medium, Sl.65; choice
hand picked country, sl.6O; clean country,
Si2O@l25.
EARLY vEGETABLEs-Potatoes 3O@iOc per
bu onions, California, per Id, &c: southern,
per bbl, $500; cabbage, per crate, 81. .25; tur-
nips, per bu box, 5Ooei5c; beets per box,
15c@QSl00; wax beans, per bu box, Sl.50;
string beans. per bu ooX, 1928: green peas,
per bu box, slOO: tomatoes, per Is bu box,
4O0lGOc; cauliflower. S.50; egg plant, 75c;
squash, 25c per doz; cucumbers, 15c; soup
bunches l5c; lettuce, lac; radishes, l5c;
green onions, 15(p20c; new carrots, 2oc; pie
plant, per 10, lc
APPLE BUrrER-5c.
CiDER-Bbls, $500; hf bbls, $780,
MAPLE SUGAK-123 lDl5c per ID.
PoTAToEs-Old, choice, sacked per bu, Is
@20c. ~
VEAL-Choice, medium size, 4a5c; choice
heavy, &c; spring lambs, $50 o0093j.0O per
dozen.
HoxEr-l4a15c per ID for choice.
PRESERVES 5Qll0c per III.
JEiLIEs-3iGQD4c per 10.
BEEswAX-No. l, l60l9c
HAy--S2 50(05.5 So
CHoP FEED 50. 00010p0.
BRAN-S90 00G1925.
TALLow--No. |, SIC; No, 9, 22l003c.
GnEAsE-A, 3s4@44c; yellow, 215c; dark,
WooI.-F'ine, average, 159l6c; choice, IS
@l9c.
MEpruM--Average, al@2sc choice, 23@24c;
coarse, l50glSc. ssu
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-24
Leaf Tobacco.

SUMATRA-Medium to dark per ID, sl.609
1.s0; lig ht, per 10, sl.75Cd2 90.
HAvANA-kemedios, $l.00@ll5; Vuelto
abaios, Sl.150l.25.
SEED WRAPPERs-Wisconsin 20@3Oc;
Pennsylvania, 300050c; Housatonic, 35CQ55c.
BINDERs-Wisconsin 12@1l6c; Connecticut,
1G(12uc.
FILLERs-Havana seed. S@l2c; Yara, 14C6
16c; Pennsylvania, 16G01Sc; Little Dutch,
15Qo2Oc; Key West. 30(125c
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-24

market this morning. He had three cars Of
cattle here. eI 90
Marion Hart, we'll KNOWN dealer at Ed
gar, was at the yards looking after a car
each Of hogs and cattle. -,
G. G. Smith, prominent and well-known
dealer located at Milford, was here looking
after shipment. fly
w. J. Burger, an extensive shipper from
Doniphan was here looking after hve cars of
cattle and one Of hogs.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-24

Al cars. Closing: No. hard, July, s10lH;
on track, si03; No. northern, July, 96c;
August, S3c; September, soc; December,
sic; on track, 96@9Tc; No, 2 northern,
July, S3c; on track S4,0SSc.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-24
Sheen.
Receipts.

About 450 head Of Oregon mutton sheep
were offered and 22i head sold to local
houses. The market is steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-24
Dry Goods.

BArTs-Standard, Sc; Gem, loc; Beauty,
l2lSc; Boone, lac; B. cased, $3.50
81 10(aS.00.
CAnBRIcs-Slater, &c; Woods, &c; Stand
ard, sc; Peacock, &c.
CARPET WARP-Bibb white, 1S1fc; colored,
2lHc,
CoMFoRTERs- .60(a85.00.
CoRsET JEAss-Boston, 7s1ci Androscog-
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-24
Prevailing Price

The folio vingis u tIblo OF pric,s paid in
this MARKET for the griies of stock men :
toned:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-12
SOUTHERN PEOPLE NOT "ReBELs."
4 q. 4. r.. lIau Called Down on the high
Seas.

In recent letter to the Atlanta C0.Sl ~
f.l from London Hon. Benjamin II. u u
says. among other things. of his trp
across:
"Oue day while watchin- distant ves-
s.l 3 heard quit, an animated discus JON
between % tall. 6ne-lookiug man wearing
"a badge of the Grand Army of the Eepub-
lic aud small. withholding Catholic
pr' ON the subject ct tAr latc war le-
tween Che States. 1LcGrauI- irmy-Jt-the
Eeuulhc-ludee man insisted with much
vcLcm.ucc that thc southern people Were
'rabcis.' while the priest with Wgrm'h de-
ui,lthe Justice If The app,il4Il1n. Tlt
arumont become quite interesting TO
ne. and / listened to tud out how
my political status would be- determined.
After long controversy the superior
knowledge Of our Constitution and history
carried by tire prizes, oycrcnue hl antnFo-
INST. who finally declared that the ls-ue
was dead amy how" I aftclwori met
both dislutauts aui found that thr CathO-
lcurio.f was f.gentlomaniof great culture
and bearing and an Engishman. end the
Grinl-Army-of-tho- Republic man one az
the "inyiuciLlee IN peace and invisible Do
war" an otticc-hollor under Mr.. Cleveland
who had CHANGED his politics with the
election of Alr. Harrison
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-12

SEw YORK, september l1.-Beegos -keceipta.
Pc hsnl all ior ~2pnftDrs aud cry -ltusht'trfs
qire,L h0 trading "a bDeyrs, dun Tor dr' -1ea
beet at fa.c. Tor narsr rli - an sa3c i0f ~ ts
and Colorado do. Exports tO-ll., - iroYc- ~
arfU quarters u beet. Calves -hecf ipt-, 20
neat. slow Dnt sfeady o. 5ase for veais anl a.
2sn3hc Tor crls,srs aud b-ttermAk cals"s. Anh
ot a. aec for A erin4n calves sicop AM liant o.
Hac-lpts. 2O0O heal; nru iDr both shoop aId
l.rnbs and all sold, including sheep ~ tAale
g. .- au1 f-ai5 25 E0g--lie'eiI o.. f.tJ h,ti,
duu aud noariy nominal st sASoafA', Tor h'"
Cnfc.Go. soptem Dor ID Cattle Receipts. 800
tent. shipments. 400 hes1 ifarart SLOW ana
TO- lower. choice ~ extra beesrs. th}hthpo,
rteers g. NatttD; stockefs AMI ieel,f1' %
s.. cogs, bulls. AMI Mi2ci, s. nlf1i ltA@'
rAtlle 81 yjatl -storn rangers. tthnsA ~.
Hoys-krcelpss, 1900 bead, shipments, a,9yJ
heal: market stuug closing weaker, H.iAg',
Sl75as4 iO. heavy, F.t5atll3' hgl@ 100
$40: sslps. - 5lst3.s0 Steep-hec rips, eNO
head. shipments. 800 head market sieaiJ;
natives, Il 40afi ~ Wes srn, SLjoas4 10, Texans.
g. aays: lambs N.ssa $50. .
ST. LOUIS. sopi-in Der ~ atilf--i,ecoipi-, @yO
loa1 . shIpn.rfts. 10 markc' i0c ioEcr, clpi'S
heavy native s,cefs. S. 4lAfLsu, fairto Fvvi i",
BIZ. -f0csers aud loe'iofs. t@Ati ~, range
steers, s. aJat2 10. iiogs-hr,'eipls, ASO heal
shipments. 1900; marxet fanny active snd
sf.aiy. fair D choice heavy. s4atAD; psck-
fag grades. Ell1afi91. Jsht-fa 60 bat. g. Sla
xfae4 shreD-keccipts, 1l1O head sAip-
usnt-. 2 20 head; mare. sea2. lair " choice.
ts.tiasbil. a.
EAsI iIBEErN, PA. september ~ etuo-ho-
celpts. - lcs4 snipmen,s. se0 beat market
fstr. but.ner-' cattle a shade better. 40 cAtiip
sfi upe1 20 Ne8 / 0rk today. Hogs-heceipO,
no hc1a ehipmepi-, so hcsd market So"
brst hight Workers. Af0atia %; medium sni
lirht Fhnaiol phias 81 gjattf 80. noasy boss
z loafL %: one car n hogs slipped 10 Nes I eiA
t0-,fay. sleep--koceiptr. z,1O heal shipins hs'
/ 40 head: market nrn prs,os 9Dchnusod
BALTIMORE. sspiemDor s.-tn'H,oH 49,
fr.I.- >le4ss --fheY. D. 4 full supply % llts
fnis se-k-ample Tor tbs noiorstuiy tar DO
niand only prevailing. Tho numbers afo ne at
Iy 40 70 the very iair onerlus Of la,t Seek-
frny a. Lover than last vres. kogSh hogs
soii down 70 e. as.. oet. aud Tho better sralas
al Ga6s,c., wiih q few. very few. extra wesatn q
Approved Weight g 0.c. ret Arrivals. he4g
heaf. against $50 mead Zoe last week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-12
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GRIFFTN.-Diod. Of 1ipLtleria on September
4. l-S1. At 3.35 A. NJ, a. tho rasidencp Of her
parents. on tho N0W-N0rth road. IDA X. 'nlr-
fIS. younges, child Of X. r. AID Ia NJ Grinln
sbe wa, buried at Hollywood on tho same day
a. O'Clock f.. NJ.
LRR-Diei, at the residence % his brother.
Clifton lee Ashland, IA, september I'm. NJ .
A. 81. EDGAR EDWARDS LEE, youngest sou OF
the late Roy. Leroy ~. Lee, ID. y.
lntormont In Hollywood from the Tn,n NJ
irving at Elba stat on about 2:3S o'clock i. y.
THIS DAY.
PERDUE--Died, wednesday september lin.
al s.2D f. NJ, LILIIE. Oldest daughter Oh =. ).
aud II. {. Percuo. in the sixteenth year OF Der
age.
Sho was very. very lovely
VIII her cy0s and hair ~ Jet
And We loved her worry dearly.
More than all tnlug5 else sweet pet.
Dead, alasi know q. darling.
By Thy little "a ant chair;
Bv no stiffness ot our chamber;
BY tho degih-hu-h On the air.
Thou ART gone, but lot forever;
Thou Wit De our darling yet
When We meet beyond the river
Ours forever, darling pet
The funeral viii take place THIS Thursday
AFTKRhOOS al 1 O'Clock from ot. Patrick =
church. Friends AMI acquaintances invited 70
attend.
WASUINGTON.-Died In California on the
eth OF September. O. paralysis. Or. WILLIAM
AUGUSTINE WASHINGTON, formerly o. West
moreland county, a
WILLIAMs.-Died. at his residence. No. leo
south Pine street, Wednesday,. september llth,
al $50 4. NJ. DR.. j. {. WILLIAMS, IN 'le sky
Funeral FRIDAY at li90 o'clock from Pine
Street Baptist church. Friends and ac4uaiuL-
Gnces invited TO attend. ~
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COTTON MEN IN SESSION.
Resolutions Adopted in Reference to

IIY ttifffip pm 10 lhh Dlnl tNrNsl
Nrw ORLEANS. September 1.-The con-
vcnti0n Of cotton exchanges and the cot
~, tralc generally to consider the differ
crce cd trc I'M ccttO1-iale covering met
here this evening. DELEGATES were present
from Baton Rouge. New Orleans. Natchez,
Meridian. Nick,Lurg. New York, 81. Louis,
Au-usta fGal GTconville Miss Mem
mis- Nashville. Mobile. Savannah, Jack
son Mss. aad many other cities.
In addition to Che regular delegates,
Commissioners of Agriculture from several
southern States and representatives, from
the Farmers Alliance We're admitted ID
seats ou the floor.
At the conventions request President
Thomas. II the New Orleans Exchange,
enve his views ON the subject as oppressed
I'm his report 90 the time Of the call.
In order 10 bring the matter before the
mecfiu, hc moved that all cotton IN the
American market bc sold at net weight, A.
lowing 3 per cent. of for 'are Of jute-cov-
cred bale. and 3 per cent. tor cotton COW
cred withiubcs;
iChe motion was discussed and amended.
One Of the interesting features of the
meeting was the speech by President
LIVINGSTON. of che Farmers Alliance OF
GEORGIA. who was selected spokesman by
the alliance delegation. he made a strong
arpeal in behalf of the resolution "a Il
Measure Of Justice 90 the farmers, and SAID
tie alliances were getting stronger and
would soon cease 90 beg and take what
was uudcniably theirs. Encouraging the
cottou-bagging manufacture he sad
would leave several millions III the South
annually. England would object TO it at
first. but would soon accept the situation.
The Liverpool Cotton Association sent
letter against cotton baggng. The Bre-
men Exchange wrote that Il had no oblec-
ton TO cotton bagging ~ was heavy stun
and sufficient 10 protect the cotton.
The following resolution was finally
adopted:
Resolred. That on and after the LIST day
Of October, 1883. all cot ID shall be sold az
net weight. allowing twcnty-tour pounds
off gross weight for tare on !ute-cOvered
bales and sixteen pounds OF for tare on
cotton-covered bales, cotton covering TO
be If standard weight, three quarters OF a
pound 90 the yard.
II was unanimously adopted.
New York, Natchez, Memphis, st. Louis,
end Meridian voted Aye, subject TO the rati,
fcation of their exchanges. as they did
not feel that their credentials Justified
them in binding their exchanges.
The Farmers Alliance people said the
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on tho Abbeville road. Monday night;
Near the roadside stood n small cabin. and
in this were found the mutilated bodies OF
Rosemohd Cormier (colored) and his dangh--
ter Resale. The following was elected at
the coroner's inquest
Rosemond. who was over sixty years OF
age, was whipped and ordered TO leave
some months ago by a band of regulators;
and. falling TO obey, met an untimely end
Monday night. IL appears that about 10
o'clock party OF masked men rode up 70
on being refused broke down the door.
The old man fred both barrels of shot
gun into the crowd. killing q white man
named John JUDGE. Rosomond then
fed, pursued by the now enraged party,
who firod repeatedly at the fugitive. until
they killed him. The cabin was riddled
with bullets.
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Military and Oid-Time Tclegraphers.
,Ily telegraph - tno Dispatch.l

Tor1NuIE. September 1.-The United
States Aillitary-I elecrapn Corps assembled
today Tor thc annual session. There We're
about fifty delegates present. President
plum made nea; speech. The business
nj the first meeting was of a desultory
nature, much time being devoted TO
nrisinr Messrs. Wilson, West, and VII
i;ams was selected TO appear before
Inc next Congress TO solicit national rccoc-
milton for the services Of the members oi
La var The Old-time Telegraph
crS' Association assembled this afternoon
M o.gO o'clock in the same rooms. Owing
TO the close association of the two BODIES
both viii intend each others meeting.
The following are the officers 4; Charles L.
Iaylor. of Ffalsk tort, KY, president; Day
X Smith. Of Kansas City, yice-pesident ;
William j. Deal. OF New York, secretary
and treasurer. This Afternoon. the tele-
graphers We're given tour Of the city in
CARRIAGES.
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