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GALE OF LAND IN KING WILLIAM

GALE OF LAND IN KING WILLIAM.
- According to a decree of the circuit court OF
King William we Will proceed to sell publicly at
GBYsT (that being court-day), TWO TRACTS OF
LAND adjoining the Piping Tree, and lying i'm
mediately upon the Pamnnkey river. One called
GRINES'S, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, with a good dwelling
and other improvements, and an inexhaustiblc
bed of green sand mari; the other, called
HGUCHINGS'S, and containing ONE HUN-
DRIED AND FORTY-THREE ACRES, Of which
the greater part Is In good pine timber.
TERMS: Made known on day Of sale.
THOMAS L. GREGHRY,
WILLIAM NJ TUNER,
~ 12-G3taw tSSwtds Commissioners.
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ili,s spurs OF the AIlsas =

i'm the distance ! several crystal streams
wind along their silvery way, and
til. railroad Is seen bursting through
Panthers Gap, and fastening to the cast.
Northward and eastward can be seen the
Blue Ridge, Massanutten, and various
others of those mountain businesses OF
-" West Augusta" where i'll '7G Washington
would have planted the dropping tlag OF
freedom. and from which in 'G1 came many
of the men Of the old Stonewall Brigade"
and there, modestly rearing their heads,
are Betsy Bell and Mary Grey. which hide
from view the bustling city of Staun-
ton. Looking south and eastward, the
Peaks of Otter loom up in the distance,
while nearer by the House Mountain grimly
stands sentinel over Lexington, which can
be distinctly seen, its church spires. turret,
contrast to the surrounding landscape.
Nearer the base the fertile lands of Walker
and Hays's creek wave with the finest
crop Of corn we have ever seen, the
beautiful North river flows along its
emerald bed, and the Rockbridge Baths,
with its tasteful buildings Of snowy white
ness, presents beautiful contrast to the
surrounding green. In word, we We're
entranced by the view, and do not hest
tate to say that the tourist who has
not been Oh top of Jump mountain
ney to do so. And to seekers after
health or pleasure, who swelter amid brick
walls. or are huddled together in persona
fed discomfort at some Of the more fash
ionable resorts, we would say so at once to
the Rockbridge Baths and see for your.
selves that in this hasty sketch the half has
not been told.
It may be proper to add that the charges
have been reduced to $15 per week and $40
per month. NIAToR.
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pIcu. nns0N e Co. AuctionseTs. an 0
On PAuL,s CHURCH HOME, RICH-

ct. PAUL'S CHURCH HOME, RICH-
- MoND, yA.--TH situations, Of aMATRoa
Church Home are vacant, the tisI.tution being 8
female orphan asylum. Application with re-
Ssrenccs should DC sent 10 Rev &. M1SHiGE-
RODE. 'ileo Clay street Richmond, Va. before
ths LIST ei September IN the board VIII elect the
officers on the sth OF that month.
TERMS furnished rooms and board end n
Dntles 10 commence the list Of October.
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IMPORTANT TO WESTERN .ySaT. +,
SHIPPERS,
CITY ORDINANCES.

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND
hRE-ORDAiN AN ORDlNAECE TO PRO-
TECT LICENSED MERCHANTS AND IRA
DFHS. PASSED AUGUST /, 1870:
Be it ordained By the Council of The city u
Richmond, That the ordinance passed June 80:
1870 entitled - AN ordinance TO protect licensed
merchants and traders,' be ana the same Is
hereby amended and re-ordained so as to read as
follows:
/. No person shall sell or Offer for sale by SAM
pie, card. or siof fdUpy-s", ssrp5Jp this city,
any eoSds- 'S-daiHL V 10 TyIny,;' Win anS
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sToVEs AND TiEwARE.

TOHN r. MOUNTCAsTLE,
Il 49, coo BROAD STREET,
ale ~ apant for the DIA HiOND STATE COOKING,
SSToYE. il has very large oven, and Is also 3
am an Consumer, Farmers and al In want or sleh
article viii do well to give us CAL bssofs nnaying
T TITS LIGHTNING-RoD. les (
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BY A. G. Pullam, Auctioneer,
southwest corner of Main and Fourteenth streets
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
v BILE UNEMPLOYED REAL ESTATE IN
THE TOWN OF MANCuFSTERAN MARKS
z DDttI0E TO SAID TOWN, AT AUCTInN.-
BY virtue Ola decree Of the circuit court of Ches-
terrified county at Ifs november elm, 1862 In the
ChaEcery SUIT OF Hobbs as. Hobbs shall prucC cd
to sell ut public anctiOB, on the premises, on
THURSDAY the IL il day of August, 1870, at 4
O'Clock Z. NJ, those several valu .ble lots men-
tinned in said decree--yiz.: No. 81, on the north
side of HcDonongh street between Fourteenth and
the corporation Hue OF Manchester; and lots Nos.
Oh, o., e. H. and 49, In Marks addition to said
t3wG, near the Prtcrshllrg turnpike. All Of said
lot. will b. divided into los To salt purchasers.
Terms: Une-haii cash, and the balance ut four
months. in negotiable notes, Interest added ttle
reserved by the court Il til all the purchase money
Is paid. +. NJ. LOGAN,
Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted By B. c. PULLiAM, Auctioneer.
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By Grubbs 4 Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh between Main aud Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
L III SIDNEY.-By virtue OF q deed of trust
executed by A. Grant, Jr., trustee for Mrs.
Julia A. Green dated Goth October 1867 VIII sell
Angus, 1870, at 81 O'Clock r. NJ TWO LOTS OF
GROUND on the south side Of Dover stree. be-
tween Cherry and Culvart streets, each fronting
50 feet and running back $50 feet TO alley Is feet
wide
The deed authorizes q sale for all cash. but
reasonable credit viii be allowed for portion OF
the purchase money.
P. W. GRUBBS, Trustee,
GRUBBS &c WILLIAMS Auctioneers. au6
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BY A. c. PuIlism, Auctioneer,
southwest corner of Main and Fourteenth streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VALUABLE FARM KNOWN AZ rBUCk
HILL, In CHESTERFIELD COUNT ~ ONE
NILE FROM RICHMOND. WITH E . FL
five IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, AT AUG.
TION..In pursuance of decree Of the circuit It
court of Chesterfield county, pronounced at It's
May term. $780, in the suit of Robertss trustee u.s.
Kuhn ct ais, and Roberts's guardian DS. Kuhn Ell
a win proceed to sell At P9bllSc auction 1n,t s IN
August, 1870 at O'Clock Z. NJ, II fair. not, on
the first fair day thereafter the valuable and ell-
gibly located FARM "BUCk HILL.n containing
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-NINE ACRES
ofmost excellent farming land with accommOda-
lions for large family, and oil necessary build
fngs thereon, well located aud adapted for a mar
ket farm, dairy, &C., having numerous springs,
good location for ice-poIds &c.
It's nearness to the city, on an excellent road or
pike In sight of and with full view of the city.
with every conceivable advantage to be derived
from suburban residence, offers TO any one wish
ing to invest or secure residence, most desra-
BILE opportunity.
BILE.
A plat can be seen and all information had by
calling on the auctioneer.
TERMS One fourth cash the balance at four,
twelve. and eighteen months, In negotiable notes,
interest added title retained until further order
of the court BENJAMIN II. NASH,
G. G. MCRAE,
Commissioners.
Sale conducted by A. G. PULLIAM, Auctioneer.
jy 28-eodtd
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=. =,
sTEAasEsss.

:DHILADELPHIA, RTEH- 49,
SHIP LINE--FOR PHILADELPHIA ONCE
WEEK.-Until further notice the seauers NOR.
FOLK, CAPTAIN PEATT, and JAMES q. GREEN.
Captain VANCE. VIII leave Richmond eynry
THgRsDsY and Philsdelphia every SlTUR
DAY. alternately. Freight taken forafi parts OF
Iennsyiyania and New Jersey /; als0sfor Norfolk,
PASSAGE to Philadelphia, Including meals and
statercofr. IS. .a w. p, POETrp "A'1
Agent at gtchmond, No. sl2s Dock street.
b WILLIAM II. CLYDE 4 CO. -
Agents at Philadelphia,
Oflees. No. IL South Wiarves, and
w No. AEorth Wharyes
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NFOUNTAIN-TOP HOUSE.-This we'll
IEI known place OF summer resort, situated In
RoekGsh Cap on the Blue Ridge mountain mt 9b aoa
neake and Chic railroad, having been newly re.
lifted with entirely new and elegant furniture, Is
now open for the reception OF visitors.
Tho air at MOUk TalN-TOP is always remark
,hIv cool. with fine frtest0ne and chaly beate
water, and magnificent view.
The undersigned having leased the , above pro
Guests viii be conveyed to and from the depot
irec u 't'' &c S. Ii. GOODBYE & Co..
Alton depot,
icoi--em Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
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BY wellington Goddin,
AuotIoneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMFORTABLE MED TENE.
~ MENT ON CHURCH HILL, ON THE
AND NJ ST Reefs, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold at auction, ON the premises, On FRI
DAY the 12rh of August. 1870, at O'Clock p. NJ,
as above, nearly opposite the grocery store of Mr.
John Peay, and now In the occupancy of IsaIc
Hunter. 1t contains five or six rooms, and the lot
fronts Thirtieth and extends back about 24 feet
to Thirty first street.
TERMS: At sale. w. GODDIN,
au0 AuctiOncer
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co,y,ITssYON R1ERCTEAaTS.

eSo.-Sc.~~~I~-
TOFFMAN, LEE 81 CO.,
Id ToRA eco co EMISSION MERCHANTS.
49, "a EXCHANGE PLACE,
BALTIMORE, Md,
offer their yeryfces to the manufactuTers or Viz.
oinIa and North Carolina for the sale OF MANU-
EACTURED TOBACCO.
Liberal cash ADVANCES on shipments.
A v. STOKES s. CO., WHOLESALE
A GR0CEKs AND COMMISSION MER-
TH mis- RICHMOND, Waive have In store
a large and well-assorted stock Of GRpCERIEs,
which we Offer 10 the merchants of Virginia ard
Moth CaroIfna 100 hogsheads p. r.. and Y. r.
snrars 500 barrels Maryland Sugar-Reaning Com
pany's sugars. (jy lsJ A. STOKES q Co. !.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
V OF BOARD AT THE

MONROE COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA.
THIS delightful WATERING RESok: iaVora-
blv known as the GOLD SWEET, ana famous
for the wonderful medicinal properties Of Its wa
tiers and fashionable patrons, VIII open ior tne
season on JUNE 18th. ...,
The location, 900 feet above the sea ievei, WIN
together with two extensive baths, supplied
9Th mineral water from springs that rise In the
IOid Sweet 8, the most attractive resort IN the
United states. Hotels, cottages, ana ballroom
suitable livery in connection with the Springs.
Photograph communication to every part OF TIE
world. Board, 81. so per day: geo per month.
"ot" JOHN IT. WILSON,
% On s,D Manager.
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REAL ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE.

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, that VERY
l. DESIRABLE LOT situated on the north cor
ner OF Fifth and Franklin streets, fronting 81 le,t
on FIT street. and running back $50 feet To- an al
ley ten feet WIDE upon which there are two framed
tOuses.-on one renting for $3.50. and the other for
s225 For teens, &c, apply to
Z. D. EACHO,
au 10-3t Real Estate Agent.
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.wAHTs.

WyANTED, WHITE GIRL to assist
wv I'm cooking and general housework for q
small family. Apply over JAMES @. ELLETT's
grocery store, Marshall street near Fltn.
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ENVELOPES AND z - s,ss
/ EL asoei as KLLYS0g 80 ~, nn,las
I'd aatoiRaRs iGssss2ea haAA
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49,. By Lyme e brother. SO
Auct!oneers and Real Estate Agents,
1890 Main street.


E5 Lyme e Brother. {
Auct.oneers and Real Estate Agents,
1870 Main street.
NICE FRAME HOUSE AND VACANT
{ IN LOT oNTHE WEST SIDE. OF TWENTY
sfyTH aTREET BETWEEN AND
sTREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTioNs-WfliD DC
soIds al public auction. nm the premises, on
WEDNESDAY tho 10th day August, 1870 mt .
o,cIock p NJ, the TW DRY FRAME TENE-
MERIT located az described, containing three
rooms Kitchens, &c. 49,,
The LOT front 40 by lilo rect. Also, NlCE
BUILDING LOT adjoining, 30 by 14o feet.
TERMS At sale. r,or.,rp
BY Francis T. Isbell,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
DRAINED STORE AND DWELLING,
IL At THE CORNER OF ST. STEPHEN
AND COUTS STREETS, FOR ALEAT AUC-
TION.-On WEDNESDAY the 10th Gay OF Al
gust, 1870, upon the premises, at O'CLOCK I: M.
will be sold the FRAMED STORE AND DWELL
ING with six rooms, &C., located as above; ihe
lot fronts about 80 feet and runs BACK :. Ieet.
This is an excellaUt stand for retail bnslness'
and is now rented to good tenant at ialr RENTAL
~ FRANCIS T. IsBELL,
and Auctioneer.
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By W. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

EXCELLENT FARM OF ONE HUN
" DRIED AND TWEEN MY ACRES, ON THE
WESTHAM PLANK-ROAD FOUR MILES
ABOVE RICHMOND, FOR REMIT am an-
November next the excellent FARM OF ONE
HUNDRED and TWENTY ACRES, located rs
above, called "Glenburnfe,' of which the larger
part is open land or good quality. The BUILD
1NGS are ample for the use of q large family.
Apply TO w. GODDIN,
au 10 at Real Estate Auctioneer.
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II OST WATCH-TEN DOLLARS RE.
~ WARD.--I will pay ten dollars for the recoye-
~ OF my GOLD OPEN-FACED ENGLISH
LEVER WATCH, No. 1896. Maker, eeph j ohm
son. Lost between my residence In Chesterfield
and my Office.
aus-2w A. PuLLIAM,
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AUCTION EAEEs -E,nau7e nays.
By Richardson q CO.. 5.
Real Estate Agents and .Auctioneers, ~
~ So 35gzt 1tfa Nrtr pfrsnt

rTsRUsTEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE
i IN G00GHLAED COUNTY EFT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of adeed Of trust bearing Gate aah No
the undersigned, trustee, duly recorded in THE
clerks Office or fGoochland county courthouse,
shall proceed TO sell az public auction ut said
Courthouse, on MONDAY the 18th instant, at Is
O'Clock M, the real estate and personal property
mentioned I'm said deed, consisting 1.-TWO HUN
DRIED AND TWO. t202l ACRES OF highly PRO.
ductiye land adapted to The culture of corn, wheat
tobacco, grass, fruits, &c. 20 PLOWS, HA II
ROW, CART, and WAGON, on the Cartersvilie
road, near the Jamesrriver and kanawha canal,
and adjoining the lands OF Randolph Harrison,
Esq, Monroe Johns on, deceased, and others, be.
ing the same land conveyed to the said Washing.
ton Gill by deed from Edward D. Macfee aud wife.
The buildings are two good log cabins and am
pie outhouses. The place Is well supplied with
water. H7@
TERMS: One-third cash: the balance in SIX,
twelve, aud eighteen months, for negotiable notes,
with Interest added, and secured by 4 deed oil
trust. WILLIAM FoLKEs, Trustee.
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A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
IA FURN1TURE.-Mrs. Pace (No. 9oi Broad
street two doors above cngine-house), declining
O'Clock, her FURNITURE, being in part BeG-
steads tsingle and d0uhlel and Bedding, Chairs,
Bureaus. Wsshstands, Window Shades and Cur
ttiDs, a Set of Parlor Furniture, including pair
harble-Top Tables What-Not Parlor Stove,
and Gas-Fixtures; also, one very h1ndsome Ma
hogauy Chamber Set aud costly Passage Hat
Rack.
au 10 MRS. L. PACE.
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At the same time and place as mentioned above
VIII be sold twenty five o. her valuable FARMS
For particulars see Richmond Whfg, daily and
semi weekly Issue. A.. - u. -, - - :
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,tt"yi-.s.,a and he was arrested for
= 80 counterfeit money. He is terri
Die example of trying to resist this invinci-
BILE battalion Of dark rascals."
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ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
II shall sell at public auction, at the First Mar
ket Hall, on FRIDAY the 18th day of August, 1870,
at II O'Clock NJ, for cash,
SIN BARRELS OF WHISKEY,
to satisfy three executions issued by the Poll ce
Justice Of the city Of Richmond against j. II.
Sedgwick and In favor of the said city of Rich
moRd, 4. II. CHALKLpY, 5
au Std Sergeant of Police.
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CANAL-BOATS FOR SALE.-Two No.
ClDECKkD CANAL-BUATS for sale low by
w. u. TOMpKINS Il BROTHER,
au 0-3t& Basin bank.
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LOST AND FOUND.

GTOLEN from my farm, last night, u RED
ScX, with white face. liberal reward will be
paid for hts ecovery. CHASTAIN WHITE.
AUGUST 8, 1870. aul 10
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TOR SALE, A PAIR OF GOOD
G. Is. STACY & SON,
auS-3t 1910 Main street.
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FOR RENT.

l. HOUSES In various parts OF the city. E::l
E. ID. EACHO,
au 0--St Real Estate Agent,
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RICHARDSON & Co., Auctioncers.

The aforementioned property will be sold with
out reserve. RlCuAkDSCN e 10,
III q Anctinncprs.
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THE SECOND GRAND FANCY AND
MASQUERADE BALL VIII come CT at the
white on THuESpAG, me i'm or A ho nsc
with splendid wardrobe.
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TOR RENT, the MONU MENT d.
u HOTEL. centrally and des,rably located sI::i
~ the northwest corner of Ninth and Grace
streets In front OF the Capitol Square. Posses.
sion on lst October next. apply to
aus j. l.. APpERSON. Agent.
The New York herald., 1870-05-16
TELeGRAPalC NEWS ITEMS.

There another fire burning in the opposite
Poughkeepsle.
Ralph Hervey the Oldest inhaban of Poughkeepoie, N.
T. aged nnety-fve years, died yesterday.
The body of man was found in the HUDSON Peeks
kill y, yesterday morning., On his coat fireman s
badge, inscribed "Protection, No. b."
fire last night in Canal street, Chicago destroyed pro-
perty to the amount Of $4,000 000 of which sustained
by N. l.. Hale Brother furniture manufacturers.
Senator Ames, of Mississippi, s stopping In Lowell
at the house OF General Butler. His marriage with Miss
Blanche Butter takes place probably in July.
The death OF Theodore Clay, Of Henry Clay
6y has been Inmate OF the Lexington KY
Asylum is announced.
The square bound by Stan1eld Grape Love Margny
streets, New Orleans destroyed BY FIRE yesterday
$4,000; insurance small and In home companies.
Tho stable of Doble well horse trainer
and sporting man, in Rtcnhouse square, Philadelphia,
burned night The large and valuable stock of
rescued.
On Friday afternoon boys iu Portland, Conn,
playing with old musket John Tannon careessy pointed
At Patrick Curtin pulled the trigger and the went Oh,
blowing Oh the top Of Curtns head He lived IN an uncon
sc0us state for two hours Tannon troubled at the
result Of his that he jumped the and
drowned himself
Further particulars Of the hendish outrage upon two girls
ut Ladore, Kan, last Tuesday night received.
The names OF the five men are:Wilam Ryan, Stephen
county, ILL., Patrick Starr, Essex county, N u. Patsy
Riley Taunton Mass Richard Pebln st. Louis; Alexander
Matthews, Canada. The In Jail is named Patrick
Kelly, AMI the shot by his companions Robert Wright
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sH0o FLY JUSTICE.

The Assault Mrs. Walters by Mrs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Shoe, Fly-A
NraGisterial Observation-Disclosures Of
tho Case by Coroner Rollins.
The particulars Of the brutal assault on Mrs. Julia
Walters, OF 313 East Eighth street, reference to
whcu has heretofore been made in the
HERALD, were developed yesterday before Coro.
ner Rollins at the City Hail. According to
the testimony Of Mrs. Walker, mother OF the
injured woman, there was no pr0vocation for
the outrage, and the only excuse Mrs. Murray, the
assailant, seemed to have was that Mrs. Walters
light little daughter Almira twelve years Of
age, going up stairs singing ''Sh0o, Fly p but
not to the annoyance oil any one. The innocent lit
tie girl who was badly beaten is now suffering from
na ss O. a 70 e ama sey er
with fatal results.
before Justice Scott, OF the Essex Market Police
Court, but he declined to detain her on the COM
threatened to require all parties concerned to give
bail to keep the peace II they before him again.
Below Will be found the main points presented in
the testimony taken before Coroner Rollins.
Elizabeth Walker, of 3ls Eighth street, deposed
that she Is The mother Of Mrs. Julia Walters. the
jured woman; on the evening Of the 4tn inst. Al
mira. the youngest daughter OF the witness. twelve
years or age, came home singing, "snoo nv, don't
she was in the habit or doing almost every time she
entered tho house; on the third landing the nt-
occupied the floor below; hearing her sister scream
Mrs. Walters ran to her assistance, crying out
'sAimira Is killed - The witness hastened
down and asked Mrs. Murray why she had com
mitted the assault, but, without replying, Mrs. Mur-
ray, who was partially intoxicated, caught the wit
ness violently by the halr Mrs. Walker then
called TO her son George, then up stairs
and rs he came down Mrs. Murray struck
him with a pail; Mrs. Walters then said
| "Oh George. she Will Kill mother % to which Mrs.
Murray replied, 'Yes, and III kin you, too ~ at the
| same time striking Mrs. Walters in the abdomen
| and on the head, njurlng her terribly. she was
carried up stairs and DR.. Buckley called to attend
her, who said she suffering from conclusion of
the BRAIN and in his opinion her child was dead.
Since that time Mrs. Walters has had fainting fits
and convulsions. On Thursday evening she
| was delivered OF male child, since which
| time she has been in semi-conscious
condition, unable to recognize her friends only for
| few moments. Up to the time the assault was com.
| mtted Mrs. Walker had never spoken to Mrs. MUIR
ray and cause Is known for the ouburst OF pas.
| sion and violence on the part OF Mrs. Murray.
George and John Walker, sons of the first witness,
corrOD0rated her testimony In every important par
| ticular. DR.. Place, who was summoned TO give his
evidence, not appearing the further investigation Of
the case was adjourned till to-day. In the meantime
Coroner Rollins ordered the rearrest OF Mrs Murray.
Mrs. Walters Is not yet twenty years OF age and
naive OF this city.