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So nryr fine G.--Dr. d. II. Williams,
s,,h %, haa ,ss;ded for two years in Chihuahna.
has arrived here. he confirms tne cap. .u.us
10 nef th :" MEXICAN Indian chief Losada. u was
VI bs, low he was Immediately shot. Dr. WI
iions tbInks there will be no serious COM
riai i over McKenzie's incursion after the
Kickapoos. He, however, thinks tue Mexl-
ems viii use McKcnzie's exploit as q prece-
dent, and follow It up by retaliatefy incur
sions into United States territory. This
will eventually lead to trouble, and plunge
the frontier into war. Such result
would, however. be hailed by many as desl-
rable, us 1t would lead to the carving, out Of
another fat slice from the "sick man +" in
the southern border. There are, however,
efforts being made by some of the leading
parties on the Mexican side of the Rio
Grande which may lead to negotiations for
the annexation Of more Mexican territory,
in order to strengthen the boundary line,
and by which Mexico will he enabled to pay
her debts. This annexation Of territory
would shorten the boundary line one.lialf OF
the present meandering of the Rio Gnude
and leave frontier that could be much more
easily protected by both nationalities, where
as it Is almost Impossible to do so with the
present boundaries. 1t is vast territory
with fine irrigable and mineral lands ano
plsturage, which are now nearly worthless
to the Mexican people.
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Minister err,s Funera, ob.eauies.

NV YORK, June p.-At meeting OF the
eraod Lodge Of Musons Of New York,
Deputy Grand Master Elwood Thorne pre-
sld!ug, the following additional arrangements
were made regarding the proposed funeral
obsequies OF the late James l.. Orr, Minister
to Russia In the absence of General Charles
Roome. Grand Marshal of the Grand Lodge,
Henry Clay Preston, Past Eminent Grand
Commander Of the Grand Encampment of
Telnplars, was appointed grand marshal of
the procession; and Right Worthy Grand
Master Thorne named the following pail
bearers: NJ. w. Christopher G. Parks, NJ.
W. john l.. Lewis, NJ. W. Clinton +. Paige,
VI. w. james Gibson, NJ. w. John Ii. An
tbon, NJ. W. Isaac NJ. Phillips, NJ. w. james
Jenkinson, NJ. w. Nathaniel NJ. Warning. NJ.
w. John j. Crane, M. w. Stephen II. John
Son, and Rev. Robert Macoy.
The funeral will take place on Thursday,
should the remains arrive on Tuesday, and
Oh Friday, should they arrive on Wednes-
day.
The Mayor bus refused General Shaler q
detail Of the Seventh regiment to act as es-
cort ut the funeral of Minister Orr.
CHARLESTON, 5. G., June 9.-Ample ar.
engagements have been made by the Masons
OF this city for the reception of the remaius
oi Minister Orr.
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EuraHAr1oH 10 ymnrs1A.-sA recent letter
to the Washington Chronicle from Falls
Church, Fairfax county, Va, says: g North
ern emigration to this State - still on the
increase. A number Of pleasant residences
ure being erected at thfe place, which are
being occupied by the builder or purchased
as soon as completed. In fact, the demand
for houses is SO great that in some instances
two and three families are occupying one
house, and others are compelled to live tenn
'porartly In barns. There are large mum.
Der OF business men and others who would
at once erect permanent houses in this yicln--
'ity could they be furnished with cheap ana
direct railroad communication. The Wash.
ingtou and Ohio Railroad Company or
narrow-gauge road will connect lis intimate
ly with the CaDital.o
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DECORATION DAY-sASITARY CONDITION or THE
ry-RELIGIUUs - CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
SUDDEN DEATH.
CCorrespondence of the Richmond Dispatch.J
PETERSBURG, June 8.
Though no formal programme had been
enunciated for the observance of Decoration
Dlv, the occasion has been very generally
honorad to-day by our people; and the
Blapdurd cemetery. and other points about
the city where The Confederate dead lie
inferred, have been visited by great crowds
of mourners, and great quantities of flowers
have been taken to the grounds to ornament
the graves. ....
At an early hour Of the day there begun
to be signs on the streets that the day was
to be honored with all the usual marks of
remembrance. Most OF the business houses
were closed after o'clock. The streets were
crowded with visitors, on foot and in con-
veyauces, and vending their way to the
beautiful cemetery enclosure. The military
company paraded, and no fairer scene could
be imagined than the groups which popu-
lated the city of the dead, the floral offerings
which decked the graves, and the happy and
yet the grave and tender aspect of those who
preserved in this manner the memory OF the
Confederate dead. -..
Complaint is made that the sanitary con-
dition of the city has been badly neglected
by the proper public officers. and that there
is danger of disease if number Of existing
nuisanceS are not abated. This charge has
not so much reference TO the Board OF
Health, who baye probably done everything
in their power, as to the neglect to clean out
drains and keep open sewers, duty devolF-
ing on other parties. At any rate, 1t has
not been thoroughly ATTENDED to, and in
more than one quarter there are alleys and
avenues below and above ground which are
already sowing maarial seeds.
One interesting feature OF the memorial
proceedings to-day was the participation Of
the Old Artillery Association.
Services ut the Tabb-Street Presbyterian
church were conducted yesterday morning
and night by Rev. DR.. Witherspoop, who is
to assume pastoral charge Of the congregga-
ton after his return in tie fall from trip to
Europe. The church was attended by large
congregations, and the efforts of the distin.
guished divine created the most favorable
impression.
The recently announced change in the
schedule Of the, Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio .lalroGd goes into effect to morrow.
Yesterday the. Sunday trains stopped run.
ming. The consolidation OF the Richmond
and Weldon route appears to have been
virtually consummietl, but no change has
been made i'll the personnel Of the oficiul
authorities, nor is 1t known that any will be.
A eolored woman named Mary Branch,
the wife of,the Rev. Jefferson Branch, died
very suddenly on Saturday Of heart disease.
~ ROBIN ADA1R.
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COTTON MARKETS.


NEW ORLEANS, June a.-Co.ton in good demand
nrduaIy, l2tc.; good ordinary, l5c; low middlings
I6iDl8ic. middlings 1Sc.; net receipts, 1854 bales
gross, 500 bales exports TO Great Britain, s.l3S
bales. Sales 1900 bales; last evening, ",goe bales
Stock. 8B. 1856 bales.
NORFOLK, June e.-COtton firm: low niddlings
lisc: net receipts 455 bales exports coastwlse 4do
bales sales, l25 bales; stock, 1924 bales.
MEMPHIS. June 9.--Cotton firm low lnidIi1n9s
l7c.: receipts, 5l4 bales; shipments, l'7c2 bales
stock. 2d.?90 bales. ,,,
BALTIMORE, June 9.-Cotton firm; midd1ngs
lgsc.; gross receipts. 3ss bales. Exports--To tht
continent. 80 bales; coIstwlSe, al bales. Sales l4
bales. Stock. 4,6l6 bales.
CIIARL ESToS. June q.--COttOn quiet. midollugs
St: net receipts, l9 bales: exports coastwise, Sic
ualcs; sales, .Oo bales: stock. llOv bales. ,,7
SAVANNAH June 9.-COttOn heavy; mli'liingi
lstc. net receipts, 800 bales: exports, coaslwse
9,le bales shipments 1872 aies STOCK ae,2a9 bal G
GALN EsTOS. June 9.--CUttOn dull: good ordl'
nary, 14tc net receipts, Ps bales tXports-It
rrai British. $50 lrtles; sales, 100 hacs. stock
20 600 tales.
MOBILE. Juuc e.-COtton firm: offerings light
low nidllings, l8ic. middlings. 1sc net receipts
All aics: exports. coaStwisc, lo6 bales; sales, LEI
bales stock. 81 ,4s5 bales.
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CAPTAIN JACK AS A TRAVELLING SHOW
washington Correspondence Philadelphia
Press. IAN cnterpriSing individual writes
TO the Government from Tiffin, Ohio, offer
ins to pay 100000 for the privilege of en-
hibiting Captain jack throughout the country
during the period Of sixty days.
Tine Snowman promises to keep Jack Sc
curely, treat him well, and return him to the
Government at the expiration of sixty days,
provided be does not commit suicide, in
which case the proposition is to pay only
81 900 per day for the time he remains In the
showman's hands alive.
1t is proposed to pay 100000 upon the de-
livery of Jack at Chicago, and the balance at
the close Of the two months.
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Destructive Fire Raging liza Nenberg,
New York.

SswBERG. n. Y, June GA fire tonight
On First street commenced 10 William O..
Mailer 4 Co.'s storehouse and communicated
to their barge Sewberg. The cargo and
storehouse were destroyed and the fire ex-
tended northward. The coal-yard Of d. S.
Warning, barrel factory Of James French,
aud several other buildings have been de-
stroyed.
The store-house Of Edwin L. Skidmore is
now burning and the fire threatens to sweep
the entire river front of the city. The
damage thus far inflicted cannot be less than
s500,0O0. The Mayor has telegraph,d to
Poushkeepsie for help.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

England.
PROPOSED CHANGE IN THE GOVERNMENT OF
,' IRELAND.
LONDON, June 9.-In the House of Lords
today Earl Russell introduced bill for the
better government of Ireland, which abol-
isbes the Office of Lord Lieutenant and pro-
vidcs that the voice Of eight jurors out OF
twelve will suffice fora verdict. The OBJECT
of the measure il to restrict the power Of
the priesthood and secure the conviction OF
criminals. \
THE ALEXANDRIA PALACE or FiRE-lTs ENTIRE
DESTRUCTION FEARED.
LONDON, June 9.-]he Alexandria palace,
North London. is burning. Additional TIRE
brigades have been called upon. but it IL
feared they will not arrive in time to save
the building from entire destruction.
Second Dispatch.
THE PALACE DISTRIBUTIONS OF LIFE.
LONDON, June 9.-AleSandria palace is en-
tirely DESTROYED, Notwithstanding the stren-
uous efforts made to save it. Seven lives
were lost.
Third Dispatch.
TIE Loss-CAUsE OF TEE FIRE.
The loss is estimated at S3,00O,00O, with
an insurance of 100000.
The fire was caused by the careessness of
workmen who were repairing the zinc roof.
No one was killed, as before reported, but
several were injured. The water was scarce,
hence the rapidity of the fire.
Within BALI an hour from the time the
alarm was given tue entire structure was i'll
flames. The great domeS by which H. WAS
surrnounted fell with sounds like thunder.
The large organ was destroyed, but some
valuable pictures and other works of art
were saved.
ireland.
FIRE AND RIOT in DUBLIN.
DUBLIN. June GA great fire is raging
here in timber-yard. Thieves interrupt
the tiremen. They stoned detachment Of
troops, anil the troops charged the mob,
hurting many. The mayor of the city was
Lit with stone. The excitement is fearful
Spain.
APPOINTMENT OF TIE NEW MINISTRY.
MADRID, June 9.--Shortly after the passage
of the resolution deinitively proclaiming the
Federal Republic Yesterday, the Cortes took
recess until evening. at the night session
Senior Ply Margall proposed the following
Ministers for ratification by the Chambers:
President Of the Council and Minister Of the
Interior, Ply Dfargull !; Minister of State, Ger
vera; Minister Of Justice, j. Predical Min
lister of War, Esteyans !; Minister of Colonies,
Lori; Minister of Finance, Corvajal: Mini>
ter of Marine, Oreiro; Minister of Public
Works, Palauca.
After an animated discussion the Cortes
went into secret session, during which the
nominations were approved.
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Another Probable Street-Car MuEtier
in New York.

NV YORK. June 9.--Peter Kinney this
morning, while travelling down town on a
Third.asenue car, engaged in an alteration
with another passenger, who proposed they
should get of the car and fight 1t out on the
sidewalk. kinney consented, when, imme-
dfately on their dismounting, bis adversary
drew pistol and fired. the ball lodging In
Aioney's abdomen. The wound ID likely TO
prove fatal. The man who fired the shot
escaped. His name Is not known. Joe Co
bprp, ibe pugilist, witnessed the affray, aud
y detained pending the result Of the anfe.
tfloftem investigations;
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There is evidently no nonsense about the
farmers of Carroll county, Ill., Iu O convcn-
ton recently they somewhat forcibly re.
solved that the "increase OF congressional
salaries in these hard times is an internal
outrage upon the working people of the
country" We don't remember seeing a
more concise statement of popular scnti-
ment upon the salary grab.
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Obituary.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatcl.l
NORFOLK, VA, June 9.-Mr. Burwell NJ.
Baxter. native of Currituck county, n. c.,
aud an eX-membcr of the Legislature of that
Suite, died at his residence, in Berkeley, OPP
posite Norfolk, OH sunday morning at
O'Clock. The deceased was lawyer by pro-
fession and much respected. He had been
al invalid for years.
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weather Probabilities.

WAsHlsGToN June 9.-For New England
falling barometer, easterly to southerly winds
and clear or partly cloudy weather are pro-
bable for Tuesday.
For the Middle States and lower lake re-
zion, falling barometer, fresh and OCCASION
ally brisk southes,sterly to southwesterly
winds, anu increasing cloudincss, with areas
of ruin. p,
For the South Atlantic States, fresh south.
easterly to southwesterly winds and partly
cloudy weather.
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NV YoRK, June 9.--BowIes Brothers Il
60, the Paris bankers, have requested a
meeting OF their creditors in Boston on the
llth Instant. They expect to pay their
debts, with interest, within the year. Com
promise alone will save their entire property
from being absorbed by legal proceedings.
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FINANCIAL.
BY Telegraph. .
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, June s.--Money firm at Q. Sterling,
los 1915. Gold, I'LL. Governments better. States
steady aud nominal: Tennessee's. 10; new. 7ss.
vrginia's a.; new, 80; corsols, $751; deferred, 1oa
Loulsiann's, 10; new, TO- Levees, 10: s's 50. Ala
Iama's, 80; Ss, IS. Georga's, 70; rs, 90. North
Cardinals %; new, ls: special tax. IL South Caro-
lina's, 20; new, lot; April and October, 90.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. June s.-Flour dull and unchanged.
southern, 72c.: yellow southern, s3c. mixed west
ern. sac Oats dull southern, 4s696oc. western
mixed. &C.; white nolninal. Rye unchanged
Hay unchanged. Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Western butter steady; good 10 choice, laeD.lc
Whiskry dull and nominal at sic Sugar hrmer
nf Inlr
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The Hon. Frederick Haasaurek, the cele.
brated German editor and orator OF Cincin-
natl, whoshas been MENTIONED as the. Demo-
cratic and Liberal candidate for Lieutenant-
Governor Of Ohio, Is now spoken OF for the
first place on the aanie ticket.
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ST LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, June e-Flour dull and dropping
ONLY lower TO sell: limited jobbing demand. Corn
In fair demand and 6rn {; No mixed 3S3c. cash.
Whskey dull at Soc Pork improved In demand
and flrnsr ut ST. Bacon better feeling. but only
for obbing and order trade; shoulders 7sc. clear
9p fsr atm
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CISClSSATI June o.-Flour quiet; sales at &1.2
tirir Fork held at sIs.s79Sls.so; mostly held at
inc latter figure Lard qnies and held higher; no
mil Bacon steady and held at stc.; shoulders etc.;
sides in good demand and lower ut lower prices
for iolbng lots: clear ribsides unchanged. Whiskey
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE p, 1919.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE q, 1919.
ARRIVED.
steamship Old dominion, Walker, New York
merchandise aud passengers, u. W. Allen Co..
agents. ,,u,,,, ~
chandiSe, " Il. Porter, agent.
steamer eliza HancoN, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
chundise and psssengers L. =; Iatq,n, agent.
schooner Alice Curtis, Phillips, Washington d.
g.. coal, George 4. Clinton.
Slooner Judge Hopknson, Baker, Harrc &c
Grace coal, f.. 3. Bentley.
Schooner Mohawk. Wright, Philadelphia, iron
Old Dominion Nail Works.
Schooner \. r. Smyrk. Jones, Gcorsctown, ID. &.
coal, j. b. Watkins.
Schooner Morning Light, Bowen. Philadelphia
coal. ". l.. Con-
Powllatan Iron Company. u,,.. r.,.,,,,,,,,.
Schooner John &. Henry, Donnelly, Philadelphia
coal Powhatan Iron Works
Schooner W. l.. Hern, Harvey, Cherrystone, oats
Schooner Margaret Anna, -----, Cherrystone
corn, Thomas Branch & Go.
Schooner 4. B. Wharton. Bonsau, New York
merchandise, Curtis & Parker
Schooner Vandalia. Brown, Norfolk, Corn.
SAILED .,- (
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk. mer.
r,,. ndis. und passengers. l.. b. TatLn. agent
Schooner Johu r. Kelsey, steelman, stamford
bark. Myers & Goodman; vessel, Curtis Parker
Schooner Maria Ann, -, Norfolk, slaves,
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT:
From New York June I: Schooner W &c Nelson,
From New York, Junes Schooner J. H. Lock
wood, Hardcastle schooner. 4. Jrhnau", use
and schooner Y. z. Binns, Highnc.
Arrivedat New York, June 8: scbooner -Iotr'
Janlirs,n. Can,iarge, Richmond.
IBY rELEGRAPHl
NEW YORK, June p.ArrlVed 0ut, s'calneT5 fud-
no. Baltic, Bremen. and Siesia. /
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BY TELEGRAPH.
~
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, June s-Cotton steady; sales. ]. 72o
bales uplands, le3c.: Orleans. 20c Flour dull and
dropping common to fair ss:2o@ssso Whlskey
lower ri &C. Wheat 4 shade frmer. Corn tully y
cent better; yellow western, 65l16sc. Rice quiet
and unchanged. Pork s,eady ut $1,000. Lard eH-
cited and higher at psc. Aavals quiet. Tallow
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LOUISVILLE MARK ETS.

Louisville. June e.-Flollr unchanged, Cor
firm Il, SOC. for sacked. Provisions Round lots 0
bacon, &c. for shoulders, ssc. for sides. Lard
.tu,1y n suc
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NoRwALK, CoaE,, June 9.-Threo ont of
ten.boys returning from a picnic in a boat
were drowned by the boat being run down
by the steamer Americus. 55I Ia
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IxaGHTNING-RODS.
OFFICE OF THE SHILLINGER
ARTIFlCIAL-STOSE PAVEMENT
FOR THE
S-IDI.INiA
STATE OF VIRGINIA,

No. Oh MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va.
We are now prepared to lay down the above
named pavement Ia the most artistic manner, and
In any design, pattern. OF color desired, and at
court-yards as, cellars or houses, floors Of STA
bles, &c, using the celebrated Engish Portland ce
ment thereby insurng great durability, e0tire free
dom from dust, smoothRess OF surface, aud beauty
OF finish, &c. So -Eft
Parties wishing the ahoye work done Will please
apply Immediately, ~ this a. the most suitable tle
OF the year 10 have the work done IN.
County rights for sale.
Orders received ut the office, ai9 Main street,
te6-sm J,H. TEREkS az.
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pac,ns Race a. San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 9.-The pacing at
Oakland to-day was won by the California
horse Defiance in three heats, beating Dan
Voorhees, and Longfellow. Defarce's best
time was 2:l99. Dan VOORHEES, was the ia
70
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
PHILADELPHrA,'Ju June s.-Cattle market weak and
prices lower to buyers, with sales Of 1900 head ex.
fair to good. Sa.5O@S7: common, s5tdSe. Sheep IN
fail, demand sales 10000 at dc to etc. per ID. Hogs
dull aud lower; sales Of 5000 ut " Esq $3.50.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
Monday, June 2.
OFFERINGS rtfi
WHEAr.-White. 50 bushels. Rcd. ~ bushels.
CORS.-Whitc. l,aGO bushels. Yellow, 900 b,ialr
els.
uATS.-I. c0i bushels. n's
HAY.-a0 bales. .,r
SALES.
WHEAT.-W hite, 10 bushels common at SLID; Il
bushels good OIL private tprnis-total so bushels.
W1rEAT.-Rsd, a. bushels prime on private terms
HSY.-4o bales prime Virginia Timothy on private
terms. 's- -
CORX.--Irllow, 80 bushels prime at 76c.
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nAJ.TTNnP r.

BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June e.-Virginia e's, old, 3s con-
;ols, sls West yirginia's, lot. Bid. i1s..,
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MACHINERY, dc.

DOR SALE. ONE HORIZONTAL, HIGH.
Il PRESSURE ENGINE, one hundred-llorse
power, built on u substantial cast-iEon frnInc, 20
feet long, 81 feet wlde cylinder ls incnes diameter,
1 feet stroke; crank-Sbaft of best hammered
wrought iron; fy-wheel weighs about Is tons, ana
n belt Engine fitted with Judson patent governor,
and Is In all respects u substantial machine. and
hui Is about ;,s good rs new Apply 10
WILLIAM Il. TANNER i Co,
Richmond, Va.
ALSO,
a secondhand. a5-horse PORTABLE ENGINE
and BOILER, In good order and substantially built.
IL act
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1915 Main street,
REAL ESTATE pRIv.Tp.

I HAVE FOR SALE PRIV ATELY THE
4 FOLLOWING FAkMS-To WIT:
uDe near Hungary station, in the county Of Hen
rico, and one Ia New Kent county near fursta,r,
station, and one'in rowhat.n cvunA With grqi
buildings.
TERMS: Accommodating. l. j.. FAriio,
- sill U.E! ~ 4.s r.. Real Estate Agent
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LOST, STRATED, dc.

SrRAYED OR STOLEN from the SE5f3s
- subscriber. about the lst Of june, red 49,
and-whte COW, with a calf about four mouths oiu.
ANY one returning saiJ cow and CALI or giving IN
formation which Will lead To their RECOVERY. VIII bc
suitably rewarded, John A. MOSBY,
AnderSons warehouse.
10 lo-3t% corner Eighth and Canal streets.
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----- a
WORK OF THE CORONERS.

Yesterday morning two very snspicious-appcar-
ing young men called at the Coroners' ONCE and
reported to Mr.. FOal, the clerk, that the evening
previous Mrs. Susanna Featberstone, a woman
fiity-six years of age, and born in Ireland, had
fallen down Tight OF basement steps a. No. 2G5
Tenth avenue and received Injuries which caused
her death soon afterwards. Alter stating rhc
principal facts IN the case one OF the men referred
to called the clerk aside and IN low tone OF voice
said :--"Look here young fellow, clrcunstan
alter cases. The coves around the neghborhoOd
are going to bury the Old woman and don't want
to he disappointed" Being Informed by Mr.. Foal
that Coroner keenan, would attend 10 the case
promptly the men seemed satisfied and left the
Office.
Deaths in the Tombs OF late seem 20 he unusually
frequent there having been not less than three or
four in many weeks. Ellen BOYLE. a woman
forty years OF age, VINO had been committed on
Monday last by Justice Hogan charged with being
a vagrant, died the day following in the City
Prison. The remains OF deceased, who had no
home, were sent to the Morgue and Coroner keenan,
notified.
Coroner Herman was yesterday called to 173
Attorney street to hold an inquest on the body Of
Hermann Schneider, q German, thirty-twO years
OF age, who was found lying dead in the yard
OF his premises by one OF the hOarders in the same
house. Death, it is supposed, resulted from ma
tural causes but in order to be certain about il Dr.
Joseph Cushman will make post-mortem exaInin-