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IN the graduating class, at AndoveI
Theological Seminary were five Yer
monters, whose names and the subjects
of their essay we give:
The Kingdom Of God. c. l.. Hub
bard, Corinth, VT.
The doctrine of the New Testament
concerning an Intermediate State
Ezra Brainerd, st. Adams, VT.
The Theology for thepulpit. ID. Dams
Marsh, Thetford, Vt.
The Influence Of Individual Chris
tian Experience upon Doctrinal Belief
A. W. Hazen, Norwich, Vt.
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WE understand that the communities
ted article, in favor Of the boiling cam
didate for Sheriff, which appears in the
Messenger Of this evening was written
by l.. Il. Pelton, ESD, OF iiighgate
Verbunl sat.
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PnnN1x INSURANCE CoMrANY.-Thc

PnENIX INSURANCE COMPANY.-The
Rutland County Journal says:
That old and valuable Corporation,
the Phoenix Mutual Life insurance
Company of Hartford, has again made q
widows heart glad by paying Mrs.
Martin of East Whitehall Il very liberal
sum rs the proceeds her due from an in.
surance on her husbands life, effected
by our friend G. l.. Babcocll, Of Rutland.
The writer of this article, 81. Ii. Lans-
ley,) has an insurance on his life III tins
reliable Company and considers IT
equal to a GOOD farm in The event of his
death
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Is IT So We are told that some Re
publicans who urged Mr.. Place to allow
Convention are, now that he Is nomina-
ted, doing all in their power to defeat
him. Such political periidy cannot be
too severely condemned
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Travellers Guide.
pu,v,L OF PASSENGER TRAINS.

ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
From the South and East, 5,4S a. m, 1870 am
6,25 p. m. 500 y. M
From liouec's Point and West, 5,5O a M, H.
90 a. IA. As p. IN.
From Montreal, IL Is II. IN, Z 40 p. m.
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
For the South and East, G 30 a. M, ~ 90 III.
60 y. IN.
For Burlington connecting with Lake Boats
$40 am.
a. m. 7 10 D. IN.
For Montreal, 10 a. M. 6 30 p. M.
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WE notice that our old friend Nor
man Williams, Esq, Of Chicago, son
of the late Hon. Norman Williams, of
Woodstock, heads he list of the liz
nois Republican state Central Commit
tee ut large. lie is also a member of
the Executive Committee.
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Will He REsIGN "A correspondent
asks if we do not think Mr.. Soule will
withdraw before election. In answer
we would say that We do not Know what
he UW do, but we know what ne ought
TO do. He ought to trim in at once, and
heartily support the noinint es of the
Republican party-a parry which has
twice elected him to lucrative office.
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OUR ILY.-Those wishing to secure
copies of our daily paper can do so at
Merrificld's and Bakers bookstores, ms
well as of carriers, and at the office.
Copies of our weekly paper may also be
had ut these places.
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LAST CHANCE.-A good chance, and
probably the last one TO purchase that
healthful and delicious tropical fruit
known as pine-apples, is now offered at
Samson & Co.'S. Prices are much cheap
er than heretofore, also, and they go with
a rush.
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THE Brattleboro Record says that it
is expected that Iarlin G.. Meade, Jr.,
the sculptor, viii be present at the dcdi-
cation OF the soldiers monument, mod
clled by him, at st. Johnsbury on the
10Th of this month.
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To Advertiscrs.--The VERMONT DAILY Trans
cRIpr has the largest circulation in st. Adams
and in Franklin County, Of any daily paper and
is on that account, if no other, the best medium
for ady ertaing.
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Local Items.

BSp-Interesting matter, original or Sc
lected, may always be found on the first
page
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THE Episcopal Church at Woodstock,
is to have new organ, which is being
built by VIM. Jackson, d Co., of Albany
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TO BEAUTIFY AND DRESS THE
HAIR, AND RESTORE it to it's nat
ural color, and impart that beautiful
gloss, odor, etc, use Mrs. :. a ALIENS
IMPROVED (nc2o sfyic) HAIR RESTORER
or DRESSING, (jn one bottles Every
Druggist sells it, Price One Dollar.
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MATTERS IN GENERAL.

New YORK, Is.
letter from Auburn says Secretary
Seward recently stated he could not con-
sistently support Seymour and it is be-
lieved from his conversation he will sup
port Grant.
MOBILE, IA.
Cotton crop prospects good, weather
favorable.
NEW YORK, 10.
st. Domingo letters of the 25th, state
Orgando the revolutionary leader was
within miles of Aqua.
Weather clear everywhere this side of
the Rocky Mountain, wind westerly.
Nearly II million dollars worth of lum-
Der in the forests have been burned the
last fortnight in Canada and the. fires are
still raging.
A special Canadian agent has been
sent to the United States to investigate
the cattle disease.
The briclIlayers last night resolved to
adhere to the eight hour system. No
further efforts at compromise with base
means will be made.
BOSTON, Is.
There were 1853 deaths in this city dur
ing the week ending at noon to-day of
which GS died of cholera infantum.:
NEW YORK, Is.
Gold opened at 1863 and was 146a last
quotations.
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RATHER HIGH.-A hill of corn I'm
Windsor twenty-five feet high.
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saSo,oOo INV GOLD.
Dro,rn once in Seventeen Days,

Prizes paid in Gold Prizes cashcd and infor-
nation given by
GEORGE UPHAM.
l73-ly G3 n. Main St., Providence, Il. |,
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WATER POWER FOR SALE.

fl1HE Subscriber offers for sale the best
Il WATER Power ON Pike river. good Dam
and Three Acres OF Land.
Also, two-story house out-bu,dings &c.
Also, Farm of 10 Acres with good buildings.
This property is situated at Bedford, j. O.,
within two miles of Stanbridge Station, and is
one OF tie best points for business in the dis
trict.
For particulars inquire at the TRANsoRrr or
fice, or Of the proprietor on the premises:
y. :. BROWN.
Bedford, =. O., Aug, 4, 1863. 22S-6w
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yCR ONE DOLLAR /.

NOR SAIE.-A pleasantly located residence
IL in St. Adams, with one or two acres Of
land as may be desired. Twelve good rooms,
celler, cstern, excellent well of water. house
and barn nearly new. Apple, pear, plum, and
cherry trees, partly in bearing, Of best varieties,
Also grape vines etc The cheapest place in
town at the price asked. Terms very easy,
Foo further particulars, enquire at the TgAN-
SCRIPT Office. 2l5-tb.
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Valencienes and Thread Lace
Collars.

nice line of French Cambrics and Fancy
Lawns. Anew Kid Glove which surpasses any.
thing yet brought into this market and ,cdr-
rdhHed. All of which will be sold at reasonable
prices. Ladies will find it to their advantage to
call and examine for themselves.
Dress and Cloak making in all it's varieties
under the skiffu supervision of Miss Ellen
Moore, long and favorably known to the inhabi-
tants of this village and vicinity
Agent for WILCOX GIBBS Sewing Machines
i-d-tb l.. p. K1MpToN.
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In Alburgh, August IA, Freddie l.. aowlcs,
SON Of :. j. SoWles, late Of ST. Adams, aged IL
wears and months. Funeral ut Alburgh. on
AIOndAy ~ pm.
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VT. VALLEY RAILROAD.-Thc ainu-
al meeting of thc Vermont Valley Rail-
road Company was held at Bellows
Falls OH Wednesday, and the following
persons chosen directors for the year en-
suing: Hugh II. HenrJ, Govcrneur
Morris, Alex. Hamilton, G.. Il. /. Bow
dom, Charles Chaplin, Joel Page, j. H..
Williams. President Hugh II. Henry.
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On1rUARY.-- Rev. j. w. Bramblec,
pastor of the Methodist Church at Bel
lows Falls, died on Monday morning,
the 10th. Nlr. Is. was graduate OF
Middletown College, Ct, and by his di-
rections his funeral was held at that
place on thc 18th, with Masonic hon
ors. \ sermon was preached by the
President of the College.
Geo. r. Wiley, of Galvo, ILL.,, for
mcrly of SaXton's River, died recently.
He was an exemplary, honorable and
public spirited citizen, and the citizens
OF Galva deeply mourn his death.
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IDEAL LOIERIA DE LA ISLA DE CUBA
IL In the drawings tor 1865 there viii be &C.,
zoo Tickets.
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DLACK DRESS SUITS OF EVERY KIND AT
ID WM. \. SMITH & cos
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To r en- t.

COMMERCIAL College Rooms; possession
y given Sept, list. Three Rooms easy Of
access, and very pleasant situation for Club
Rooms Offices
WIN. y. SMITH.
st. Adams Aug 3, 1868. d70tf
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EVERY LADY

N EsiREs admiration. To be admired, they
Most every one has intelligence, and
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FOBTlETH CONGaEsS-SsCuyD SESSION.
House OF Representatives.


WAsHIN sToN, July 6.-Urder the call OF stete9 and
lutio We're introduced read twice. anu referred
ICOowt:-
By Mr.. Butler (Ma'e). relative to Prince Edwards
lsiHI d Referred to The Committee OF Ways aad
Mtsns auth burizes u e Secretary Of the Treasury
To somit mo the several ports OF the United aeS
including fish. whenever the Colonial Government Of
PIN ce towards Island shall BY law provide for he
admission OF United States products o that island:
tree admission OF American fishing vessels Insn It's
bays ard harbOrs to ret, and shall license Uaited
States vessels to fish In the waters adj sceut
vessel
BY Mr.. Kinds (Ark), providing for the payment OF
back pay spd bounty TO persons marked slaves" on
the rolls as 10 otner soldiers. To Committee Mill
taTy fairs.
BY Mr. Allison tIowa). approving the sale OF GER
tain lands In the city OF Dlnuque by that city To the
COmn,iLtEe Public Lands
ny Mr. LOughridge (Iowa) granting lands to the
lowe southern Railroad Company, To ComaAittee
Public Lanrs.
sion OF charities for The District of Columbia. 40
Commit e on Appropriations,
The call of states for blls being completed,
MIR. Kelley (Pa.) Offered luton directing the
Committee on Naval Affairs to Inquire into the reGu-
IRrliy and legality of the purchase of planning Rld
riveting MT chimes. common pumps and tools, eud
machinery generally, by Theodore Zeer, Engineer
of the Navy Yard AT Philadelphia. Adonted
MI Paine (Wis) asked leave to offer resolution In
reference to the Cherokee neut al lanos uiJltng
actual settlers pri June 10, 1868 TO one hundred
and sixty OF land or less, W patents tor the
same.
Nj Maynard (Teun) objected.
Mr.. Eliot (MRss) Dtroduced joint re7olution in
relation TO surveys, and examinations of rivers and
harbOrS, Passed
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LEGAL LNTELLLG ENOE.

COURT OF QUARTER SEssIoNS--Judge Peirce
The Juy term of the Court was opened this
morning by Judge Petrce.
William II. Carryl was appointed foreman of
the new Grand Jury, and quite number of
gentlemen were excused from service on the
petit jury.
In Inc matter of Peter Burns, convicted last
winter Of forgery, counsel made q statement to
the Cour TO the effect that the prisoner had
made full restitution OF all the monies Oh
tanned by his toIgeries, and The bank that had
been victimized requested that the sentence
should be light. Sentence has been postponed
since his conviction he has been restored from
a very pI ecarious condition of health.
The Judge imposed the com paratively light
sentence of one years tmprtsOB ment, to date
from the date of the conviction, January TO-
No case Was found ready for trial, and the
morning was taken up with motions for con-
tipuances, motions to fix days. etc
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Cad
walader.-A jury was retained this morning
for the purpose of trying George Williams
colored, for murder on the high seas, IL being
alleged that be killed 3 ship. mate off the coast
of Africa. The case has been published in detail
several times, and no doubt the facts re fresh
in the recollection of the public. Upon consul
represente ed him, stated that ne had agreed, as
best for him, to plead guilty to the cnarge of
msnslaughter, If The United States would &C.
cept the plea and abandon the charge of murder
in the first degree. Messrs. Gilpin and Valen-
tine expressed their acqutescence, and the plea
was accordingly entered. The Judge sentenced
the prisoner to pay fine of $1,000 and undergo
three years. imprisonment In the Eastern
Penltentiarys
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Peace between Chill and Spain-TsrrIble
Earthquake lM Ecuador.

hArthYVAGe In hCuAuDrs
The Panama, June 81, correspondence of the
New York Times says:-
The Pacific Steam Navigation Company's
steamship Limena arrived on the 20th instant,
from South American ports.
Chilli,
Congress opened Its session on the 1st instant.
The main topics upon which the message OF
the President touches are the war with Spain
and all that relates thereto, the affair OF the
corvettes, and the electoral reform question.
The President entertains no hope OF any re-
mends that the extraordinary powers granted
him by the war statute of 1865 be revoked
The protest of the British merchants to the
British Government on the subject OF the de.
parluTe of the Chilian corvettes and the Spanish
iron. clad may need no further action SO far as
Chill Is Oncerned. as no danger is to be appre-
hended Of fresh hostilties A full adherence to
the measures proposed on the question of elec
toral reform is expressed by the President and
he recommends their adoption by Congress.
BOLIVIA.
The Government has received a loan OF
$500 600 from Chill President Malgalejo was In
good health. Reports say that l000O rifles are
tween boliyia and Peru IS imminent.
ECUADOR.
A severe earthquake occurred in the province
OF Ambato on the l7th ult, at | oClock F. M,
destroying life and property. 1t originated in a
volcanic eruption of the Tunguragua or Sangia
(Which of the two was not certain The Cover
nor of TurnaRai, Senior Martinez, had sent an
official account of the disaster to the Supreme
Government Several towns were completely
destroyed, and the bridge at Socalon was 50
damaged that 1t is quite useless.
In the Provinces there was considerable sick.
ness, mostly from yelloW fever; the capital, how
ever, was healthy.
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Markets by Telegram.

NEW YORK. July 6.-Stooks active Chicago and
Rock Island. log; Reading, 81 Canton Company, 4s'i
Pt.sbnIg, s7,a; Ptts6urg end Fort W4yne, ossi
New York Central, 1855 Illinois Central, l57ls Cum
oeIiand q, preferred Si2a; Virginia IS, 51% Mis-
do. 1884. li02a; do. 1865, lll14; new issue, 1885
lO40s, ln71; 7SOs, loS>S, Gold, l4o5S Money, per
cent Exchange llbl4,
NEW YORK, July 8.-Cot onfirmer at S21S0}S. Flour
dull salts $500 barrels at saturdays prices. Wneas
declining. Corn active and 3GGtc. higher; sales OF
70,nUO bushels; Western at $Iyai'os. Oats sct We
and advsL oed l02c sales $500 bushels at nc.
Beet quiet. FORK dull at s7 rs. Lard quiet AZ 1873
1879. Whisky quiet
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THIRD Fn1rT0N
Tr
aOM THE CAPITAL.
The Tax and Funding Bills
in the Senate.
Ets., Ets,, Ets.s Ets., Mte,, Ets.
Ets., Ets., Ets. nts., Ets., nts
FROM WASHINGTON THIS p. M.
Special Despatch to The BUsnt'10 Telegraph.
Lookup Safety Valves.

WAsHTN eToN, July 6.-0eneral Pile, OF Mis-.
souri,, offered the following to-day:-Resolved
That the Committee on Commerce be directed to
inquire Into the expediency otrepealing the pro-
visions Of the law requiring the lookup safety
valves on vessels propelled by steam, and that
they be authorized to report by bill or joint
resolution, at any time.
Yhs Tax Bill
comes up In the Senate to-day as the special
order after the morning hour Senator Sher.
map, Chairman of the Finance Committee, has
succeeded in making it the special order from
day 10 dsy until 1T is disposed Of After 1t Is
nnishe strong efforts will be made TO get some
action on the Fundlng bill. The chances are
that the Tax bin will consume SO much time
that the Funding bill will not be reached.
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HEARINGS AT THE CENTRAL SrATIoN.-Helen
Smith was before Alderman Beitler on the
Georgiana Price testified that o number Of
wells, nnderclothing, and dresses, together with
some jewelry, were stolen from her room, In
Aberdeen street. The defendant resided In the
same house, and several OF the missing articles
were found In her possession; the defendant v
the house the day following the hndir~ .u
articles; this morning the dOfer' =. of the
my room and accused me ~ .,nnt came to
/ wished her to scare" .,eAllna her goods,
and threw me ~ -, nav goods; she refused,
in S400 bail . -. Jt,e door and beat me. Held
Wrn 40 AY1awer nj Court
- ~. Hamilton was charged with attenpt-
, sTfEo dre the Pennsylvania Hose House Fire
m2rshsl Blackburn Testified that on Saturday
ne went to the hose house and found IRE had
been started in the loft, but had been extin-
guisbed without serious damage. The appear
RDce of this loft indicated that the fire had been
started from within. The defendant was mem
ber OF tho company, but had been arrested by
other members,
Albert T. Walz testified that he saw defend.
ant get out of the second.story window on
shed, and from there to the yard and out In the
street. Immediately after, smoke issued from
the window.
Tue THEBNoAETRR.-The following table
shows the state OF the thermometer since July
i, as compared with the statement for the cor
responding period last year,
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Fire in Massachusetts.

WORCESTER, July 6-Lawrence Academy, at
GrOton, Massachusetts, was entirely destroyed
by fire on the afternoon of the 4Lh inst The
library, etc, were mostly saved. The fire is
suppose ed to have caught from Chinese crackers,
thrown on the piazza by boy. Loss on the
building $4,000, which is covered by insurance.
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DROWN No CAsE.--Between and 4 o'clock
on SaturdA afternoon, boat containing four
young men upset In the SchuylSill, opposite
Belmont Coz Jage al d one of them, named
William COuk Ion, aged twenty years, residing
NO. 2l34 Green street. was drowned. Coulston's
hat had been kn ocked off by tOW.lIne, and in
attempting to regt}in It he oapslzed the boat
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The "Foulthn in Chicago.

Speciol Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
CHICAGO, July 6.-Ths anniversary of Amerl.
can Independence was celebrated here with
great eclat. The rejOicings of the day, however,
were msrred by at least forty accidents, severai
of them fatal to life, and a brutal murder. Ar
thur Young was the victim. The tragedy was
enacted at Haas Park, the guilty persons being
three in number. The weather Is intensely
warm.
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FROM EUROPE BY CABLE
Latest Masket RspOvts.

LONDON, July y6-Evening.-Con for money
0i7s@95 for money and account; 2Os. 1875;
Erie. 46; Illinois Central. lO2.
LIVERPOOL. July 8-Evening Cotton firm;
sales of $1,000 bales. Breadstutfs quiet Flour,
80s.
LONDON. July -Evening.-Renned Petro-
leum. Is. cd.
ANTwERP, July 6.-Petroleum closed arm
at 50f
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RAILROAD CAsUALTY.-Ann Dugan. aoad
twenty three, residing in Main street beiSw
ooinson; Manayunk, while crossing the track
OF The NorTistown Railroad Company, was
MITN ck by The train that left this city o'clock
On s atnrday. and knocked with considerable
Borce into the gutter. she was picked up and
taken, TO her residence where her injuries were
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FOURTH EDITION
THE CONVENTION.
It's Permanent Oficers-Reso-
lutions Sustaining A. J.
and Compliment
ing Chase.
Susan b. Anthony Sends in a Let
ter upon the Old Subject.

The Soldiers and Sailors Convention
Second Days Proceedings.
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RESCUED PROM DROWNING. - On Saturday
evening, u woman, in endeavoring to get on the
steamboat at Fairmuunt, tell overheard. she
was rescued by Policemen Leaman and Thorn,
OF the Park force
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INJURED ON VESSEL. Harry O'Briau, 30
years OF age, fell from the upper deck of the
steamer John A. Warner this morning, and was
severely injured,
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Struck BY LIGHTNMa.-The residence No.
l2l6 ROdmsn street was struck by lightning
Hast evening, and portion Of the wall Knocked
out.
A COW belonging to Mrs lydia Butler. resid-
tns ON Main street above Holmes Germantown
was killed by being struck -
The house Of Theodore MebI of Arnoa ond
Hancock streets, Germantown sustsined sIioht
Injuries from the lightning S'eNo
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= o q N 7 E s, NSION
PRIZE MONEY,
and all claims against heNationa and State Govern.
ments promptly collected. Call on or address
GEORGE W. FORD,
No. 241 DOCK Street,
66suth 2it One door below Third.
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CoRONER's INQUssT.-A woman named Jane
Martin, aged thirty.two gave birth To q child
In the outhouse of No. 22l S. Ninth street
When she was found the child was dead, and
she was in dying condition. Before assistance
reached her she died. She had been living with
a family, Twentieth and Vine streets, as COOK.
The Coroner took charge of the body. Verdict,
death from hemorrhage
John Irwin, aged thirty.flve, residing in rear
of 2lS died from the effect of heat
Mr. WAS "A labOrer on the w barf.
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new York stock Quotations, p. M
Received by telegraph from 9lendinning d
Davis, Stock Brokers. N o 48 S. Third street.
N Y. Cent. R.......l3iH Chi and N. W. pref. 1917
N. Y. and r. R..... 7OHICh and X. l. R......l 1907
Phi. and Rea. H.. S52s Pitts. r.W. and Chi,
Mich. s.. and N |. 9lNI RR.........,..,"..l0'M
Ciev. & Pittsb'g r.. 81 e6
Chi. and NV. com 7SAl Market steady.
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Received by telegra
Davis. Stock Brokers,
N, Y. Gent. R..".,...l86
N, Y. and Erie r.. 7015
PHI. and Rea. R...,... 96
Mich. 3. and M. Il. glN
Gle. and Pitt. R..,.... S7H
Chi. Il N. W.R, com. 7S1z
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Despatch to the ASsocicted Press.
NEW YoKK, July 6.-Ihe following ere the perma-