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nAIrrM,,,o1IpE|F I1yE-srocK MARKEI.
nSwsNE INTELLissEasu
PORT OF RICHMOND, July /, 1879.


steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New Yori.
merchandise and passengers. 6. w. Alien K Co,
agents.
steamer Ariel, Mayo, Norfolk, United States
mail. merchandise and pa5senecrs. is u. Ia:u!0,
agent.
Steamer Ashland. Carr, Philadelphia mcrchar-
disc and passengers. j. w. ALcCarrick, agens.
Bark Brazilian. Cook. New York, light, 70 load
-four, Haxall:Crenshaw Company.
Schooner PaDet, -, Baltimore, grain. Ca!!2go
Mills Manufacturing Company.
Schoc ner Jennie ~, VanGtryort, New York salt
to order.
schooner Lulu Lynn, tns!ey, Norfolk, light. Cu.-
It's & Parker.
Schooner star-Spangled Banacr, Mullen. Norfolk.
light, Curtis 4 Parker.
CLEARED.
Schooner n. Hand. Doherty. Ri, Grandr 90 Sui.
-four, DuElop i McCaEce.
CALLED.
Schooner Mary and Francis, Mc.tadrcws. fisla-
dclphla, coal, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner y. ". Edwards, Snedccor, Philadelphia.
coal Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Jo:eph W. Alien. Chase, New Bedford,
Schooner y. Bradley. Bradley, Philadelphia. coal,
MEMORANDUM.
Schooner A. L. Smith, Richmond, for staniorl,at
New York June Goth.
By Telegraph.
QUEENSTOWN, July 1.-Arrivcd: City Of Rich
m0nd from New York. llomeward bound: Fret
dig, for New Orleans.
THE SCrOOI-SiIP SARATOGA.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 1.-The United states
Scholarship Saratoga, Captain Evans. dropped down
from Norfolk this evening. AMI Will sail In I Gty or
two for Il cruise to Bermuda.
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AN IMPORTANT FUNCTION

The kidneys exercise most important functions,
which are so wearsome that they tax TO the utmost
the strength and endurance of these busy little Or
gans. Every breath, every pulsation OF the heart,
every movement of limb, every thought, makes
waste and necessitates tile Development of new
atoms The used up particles in the blood are sifted
from IL and dissolved In watery fluid by the kid
news, which then discharge this fluid into the bad-
der. Train OF disasters to the system would fol-
low If these "ashes,' so to speak, were not thor
oughly strained Off and discharged. This is the
case when the kidneys become inactive Hostctters
Stomach Biters, by restoring their activity, not
only keeps open most important outlet for impu-
rites, but prevents diseases of the kidneys them
selves, which. when inert, become Liable to fall u
menuria, and other maIadies specially incident to
them, which, although not sps cialiy rapid In their
progression, are particularly obstinate and fatal
~ 2-Tu, Th,s&w
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A Delaware Truin.wrecker.

WILMINGTON, DEL, July L. Harley
Brown, who was arrested on suspicion Of
having wilfuIly wrecked an express train
near Claymouth, DEL, on Saturday night.
by which four lives were lost, has confessed
the act. He accompanied the coroner's Jury
to the scene of the disaster, and illustrated
to them the manner in which he arranged
the ties so as to throw the train OFT. He was
then rcmandcd to Jail ut New Castle. Brown
was formerly employed on the road. but
was discharged. He claims that lie did not
intend to wreck the train, but after build
ing the distractions it was his intention to
signal and stop whatever train might come
along, and to obtain situation on the road
for himself for what would appear to be 4
great service. He says he did not know
that the express was coming, and had cal
culated only on stopping an accommodation
train which followed it.
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1t may refresh your mind to read how
much Congress appropriated to Virginia
and West Virginia rivers: James river,
$4,000; AppomattoX river, $4,000; New
river, $4,000; Occoquan, $4,000; Aqua
creek, $4,000; Rappahannock river. s13,-
600; Elizabeth river, $1,000; Norfolk har-
Dor, $4,000; Nansemond river, $4,000;
Biackwater river, $1,000; Hampton river,
$4,000; Chickahominy river, $1,000. To-
tai, $4,000.
Judge Cloate, in the United States Dis
trct Court, at New York, dismissed II libel
against the ship Veronica, which. becoming
disabled, her captain sold her cargo and re-
paired with the proceeds. Judge Choate
decided that the sale was iustifiable under
the circumstances.
The plenipotentiaries declare they Will
sign the final treaty before leaving Berlin,
which, it is thought, Will be the 10th or 18th
OF July
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Chfcaro Observation-Disclosures mcn.

CHICAGO, July LIN the United States
Court this morning ten Of tbe first batch Of
whiskey cases and nine OF the second batch
OF cases were submitted on briefs TO Justice
Harlan, OF the Supreme Court, sitting Us
circuit Judge. The first batch Of cases are
those against the so-called "squealers." be-
cause of their turning States evidence.
Biodgett, the district Judge. decided that the
suits for the condemnation OF crooked whis-
key claimed by them must be dismissed, and
on appeal they came before Judge Harlan.
In the second batch the whiskey-men asked
that the suits against them for taxes on
crooked whiskey be dismissed on the
ground that by agreement with the revenue
officers they pleaded guilty in the criminal
cases because it was promised that all the
other suits against them should be dis
missed. These cases involve in all about
bali million OF dollars, and arose out OF
the Bristow wbiskey raids in 1875.
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\ LAWYERS AWKWARD ADMISSION
from st. Louis Republican OF 2Sth.] -Colo-
mel Sam. Lowe had Il suit in tue Probate
Court yesterday against the estate OF j. W.
Clemens, on note for $500, dated in 1872,
drawn by Sherrard Clemens, and endorsed
by J. w. Clemens. There was a waiver and
protest signed by the maker and the en-
dorscr. Hon. Sherrard Clemens was put
on the stand as witness for the plaintiff,
and when asked who wrote the name OF j.
w. Clemens at the bottom Of the waiver he
replied, 81 decline to answer, for the rea-
son that it would criminate myself" Judge
Woerner said the witness could not be COM
PEELED to answer the question ii he claimed
that the answer would criminate himself.
Colonel Lowe then took a non-suit. Mr..
Clemens was formerly a member OF Con-
grcss from the Wheeling district, West
Virginia, and was wounded in duel by a
son OF Governor Wise.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
EIaGfaIlG.

TIE PRESS on TIE COMING REGATTA.
LONDON, July 1.-The Sportsman, in its
article on the prospects OF the Henley re-
oatta. saws: 1.-The Americans are objects OF
great interest. We learn that the Column
bias will be found TO be better than the
Shoewaccowctts. Either the Dublin UNI
rersitv or Kingston Boat Clubs are, we be-
lieye, quite able to uphold the honor OF
Great Britain against the Yankees, even
il the London club crew is not in the con-
test. We fancy that the Dublin crew may
be found second to the London crew i'll the
four-oared races. II tue Jesus College
crew throw up the Visitors Challengc-Cup
race for the sake Of devoting their energies
to the Stewards cup, the college clubs race
will be Il very open one, and the Columbus
may perhaps win by 4 head. The Uniyer-
sity four are short OF practice. The Hart
fords are strong but unsteady. The Lady
Margarets are about the best OF the lot, bar
ring the Jesus College crew, and the First
Trinitys are very moderate.
EXODUS OF ENGLISH AND OTHER MoRMoNS-
THE COMMUNISTS.
LONDON, july six hundred MormonS,
including five hundred Scandinavians and
one hundred English and Welsh, bound for
Salt Lake City, sailed from Liverpool on
Saturday last.
4 Times Paris dispatch says that 1,2G9
communists have been allowed remission or
communication OF punishment in honor OF the
Exposition fete. Nor were the poor OF
Paris forgotten. Forty thousand francs
were distributed amongst them, besides
Grants from local relief funds.
ENGLISH PIGEoS-suooTlNG.
LONDON, July IA pigcOn-shooting
match between Captain BogardlS, the
American champion, and Mr.. Aubrey, OF
Coventry, has been arranged to take place
on the 9Th OF August at Brighton.
The Dory Nautilus.
HALIFAX, July 1.-The ship Tyro, which
arrived ut Shclburnc from Havrc to-day,
spoke the dory Nautilus June odd, longi-
tude $50 25/, latitude 43o l., bound for
Hayre-all well.
Germany.
PRINCE GoHTSCuAKOFF.
LONDON, July IA Berlin dispatch TO
the London Post says that Prince Gortscha-
koff proposes to remain in Berlin till the
conclusion Of the congress. after which ne
returns to s.. Petersburg, and will report
in person to the Car upon the result of the
proceedings at Berlin.
Action of the Congress.
LONDON, July IA Berlin dispatch to
the Times says 1.-THE congress seems to
have admitted on principle that every por-
ton of the territory detached from Turkey
shall bear 4 proportlonate part in the hnan-
cial charges Of the Porte. The congress
will certainly deal with the interest OF the
holders OF Turkish bonds"
Movements OF the French Fleet.
LONDON, July 1.-The itmes'S CORE
spondent at Pera telegraphs rumor cur
rent there to the effect that the French fleet
is expected in the Sea OF Marmora. \ dts
patch to Reuter- gives the same rumor.
Death OF the Emperor OF Morocco.
MADRID, July 1.-The Patria to-day pub
fishes letter announcing the death OF the
Emperor OF Morocco.
sE.s., Greece.
LONDON, July IA Pera dispatch 10 Tue
Times says: :. Owing to the alarming spread
OF brigandage in Thessaly, Greece is re-
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OVER THE WIRES.
TeIerrapnlc New. from All Quarters.

rHE POTTER INvEsTIGATION-How THE
WORK IS PRoGREsslNG-PUBLI DEBT
STATEMENT FOR JUNE-COSFEsSION OF
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE FIENDIsH
ACT WAS ACCOMPLISHMENTS NEW DIS
TRICT GOVERNMENT HE MEXICAN
AwARDs-BoATRA PERSONAL---VERY.
BILE AT ST. LOUIs-TWO MEN KILLED
RECOVERY OF MRS. wERTI1ErAlER'S BO-
DY-THE COTTON CRoP-A TREASURER
RoEBED-HoRRIBLEC RIs.Es-THE INDIAN
TRoUBLEs-CGNvICT1oN OF A MURDER.
ER-D EPARTURE OF FIVE HUNDRED
SCANDINAvIANs FOR SALT LAKE CITY
FRENCH FLEET EXPECTED IN THE SEA
OF MARMORA-oTHER FOREIGN ITEMS.
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were the Revs. p. NJ. Boyden, OF Gooch-
lard; o. s. Bunting, OF Danville; n. r.
Dame, Of Blackshurg; 4. j. Hall, OF West
Virginia; e. A. Penick, Of Roanoke; and
j. r. Winchester, OF Richmond. The cam
dfdates for deacon's orders were the gra0I-
ates OF the year, with the three exceptions
Just indicated, and with the addition OF John
Fl. M. Pollard, a colored man. The latter
received his education in Petersburg, under
the supervision OF the Rev. Giles B. Cooke,
and has for some time been engaged teach
ing in Alexandria and acting as lay-reader
in Meade chapel, under direction OF the rec
tor OF Christ church. OF this chapel he
will now, 1t is understood, have pastoral
charge. n the writer Ia not mistaken, this
is the first instance Of the ordination in Vir-
ginia of colored man to the ministry OF the
Episcopal Church.
Morning prayer was said by the Rev. Jo-
seph r. Jones, Of Clarke. The ordination
sermon-on III. Corinthians, w., 13-was
by the Rev. Alfred NJ. Randolph, d. D., OF
Emanuel church, Baltimore. it was Of
singular interest and excellence, and.
though long, commanded the undivided
attention OF large congregation. The
Ordination service then proceeded, the
Bishop OF the diocese being aided by
Bishop Dudley, OF Kentucky, who read
the litany and the communion service
as far as the prayer OF conservation. and as
sisted in the distribution Of the elements.
The candidates were presented by the Rev.
Or. Minnigcrodc, Of Richmond, who, to-
gcther with the Rev. j. X. Jones, united
in the imposition of hands in the ordina-
ton OF the priests. When the deacons had
been ordained the Rev. Frank Page, as di-
rected by the Bishop, read the Gospel.
Among the clergy present from distance
were noticed the following: The Revs. j.
Peterkin, D. d., OF Richmond; James
Grammer and w. L. Hyland, OF West VIZ
ginia; j. D. Powell, Of Portsmouth; G.
W. Dame, D. D., of DanIille; j. &. Wheat,
D. D., of Winchester; P. Wroth and Jo-
seph Reynolds, Jr., OF Baltimore; ana w.
H. Laird, OF Maryland.
The assignment Of the new deacons TO
their respective fields Of labor has been
made by Bishop Whittle, and is understood
to be- as follows: Mr.. Bryan goes to PrIn-
cess Anne; Mr.. Dame, to assist Rev. Or.
Peterkin. in Richmond; Mr.. Gray, TO as
sist the Rev. Mr.. Carson, in LynchourS !;
Mr.. Lee, to Culpeper; Mr.. Page. to Fair
fax; Mr. Turner, to Mecklenburg; Mt. :.
S. Ware, to Halifax, and Mr.. j. w. Ware,
Jr., to Northampton. The Rev. G. Grubbs,
Jr, will 90 as missionary TO Africa, and
the Rev. j. II. NJ. Pollard, as above indi--
Gated, will have charge of Meade chapel
(colored). in Alexandria. OCCASIONAL.
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Conflict of Jurisdiction.
TWO MEN KILLED IN EAST ST. LOUIS. NO.
QUEST, &C.

TWO MEN KILLED IN EAST ST. LOUIS. Mo.-IN-
QUEST, &C.
ST. LOUIS, July 1.-The coroner OF the
county empanelled a Jury at East st. Louis
this morning and viewed the bodies OF
Neville and Conner, and will hold an in
quest tomorrow morning. The Mayor says
there will be no further forcble attempt to
get possession or the Metropolitan head
quarters. He deplored the sad result OF the
effort made yesterday, but says that he and
his deputies are acting legally, while the
opposing party are outside the law. There
will be a meeting Of what is known as Zow-
mans City Council tonight, at which yes
terday's affair will be investigated and fu-
ture action determined on. Wallace and
Gleyse, the MetropoIitans who did the shoot
ing Yesterday, had a preliminary eNamina-
ton last night. and were admitted to bail.
They voluntarily went to Jail, however,
preferring to do so to returning to East st.
Louis in the present state OF the excitement
there
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The troublesome Rcd MN.

SAN FRANCISCO, July IA Baker City
(Oregon) dispatch says: "a courier ar
rived here to-day from Canyon City to ask
Governor Chadwick for arms and men to
protect the citizens OF John Day Valley. He
states that fifteen citizens, scouts from
Canyon City, under Colonel Burnham, dis
covered the Indians near the south fork Of
the John Day river on the Goth ultimo, and,
contrary to Colonel Burnham's orders, one
fire was returned. Two OF the scouts, who
escaped shortly after the fight began, and
came to Canyon City for achievements,
stated that their companions were sur
rounded by at least one hundred Indians,
and would probably be butchcred."
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS - Wilmington, Uel.,
June 30.-The accident which occurred to
the southern express train last night was
caused by railroad tie being placed across
the track under one rail and over the other.
The engine, baggage, mail, and two eN-
paess cars were wrecked, the three passen-
ger cars remaining on the track. George
Babe. engineer, and son, n. G. Babe, fire.
man, were both horribly mangled. Christian
Krauch, Il boy from Baltimore, and man
thought to be William X. Hou@h, OF Chica-
90, who were stealing ride, were also
killed.
An accident Saturday night on the New
York Central railroad resulted in the death
of the braleSman, named TruaX.
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yy telegraph.

SEW YORK.
*Ew rcGE. JuIy l.-Cotlon hrm; >;lics, Az
bales: upiauGs. IL T-lGc. Orleans. III g-lGc.
Flour closed stcldy: southern quiet and unchanged.
Wheat opened 1Gf2c. better but closed quiet. corn
&c. better and moderately active; nngrade1, 4lGE
and steady; tilr 10 good refining, 81 ~:
prime. TIC: refined in fair demand and firm. Mo-
iasscs dull and UNCHANGED. Rice nrn and In jo95ing
dbl and heavy: mess, slO.3O@s11: Beef dull and
city long clear. Csc. Lard 4 shade lower: prime
steam. 81. l7kG*722E. Whiskey nominal IT
:l.USE. Ficishts quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July Flour dull and heavy;
Howa rd. Street and western sunerfne, $4,000
1913; extra, *3.5o@:4:SSo; family anil rSS!.75@
f flI s6.75: Southern wheat fairly active
and steady; white strong and higher; oficr-
ings light; southern red, fair to prime, 9Cc@Sl;
snot. 81 O5A; July, sl.ol; August and September,
coke Southern corn nominal; western strong anu
higher offerings Sht soqter nn Ts ,rong e r
rb.sidcs &C.; packed: 5s@ga: Bacon5shoui .L
ns;lne I, 7sc Butter dull choice western; io@
i3c. Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes, 12ae9 l6!c Whis-
key firm ut sl.09. Fre,ghts hrm'
CINCINNATI.
Jsy iEo", w6 S. in wt god a as
mand At lower rates; new. 60@s5c. Corn IN good
demand az 40@4lc. Oats steady al 26@20c. PORK
dull ut sl0@sl0.25. Lard quiet but firm; current
make, 5000; kettle. S7.23MS7.7o. Bnlk-ineats
sides, 1851. Whlskey steady at Sl.o3. Sugar
unchanged.
louisville. Jnlv Flour duh exira,$2.75@
"a: family, s3.50@S4; No. i. si.50GES4.7o:
Wheat In fair demand: red, 75@SOc.: amber ana
white SOm95c Corn firm: white, ABE: mixed,
ACE. Oats nrm; white, SOC; mixed 2SEc. Pork
steady at slO.50. Lard quiet choice leaf, there,
Sic: KEY &c. Buik-inCais firm; shoulders. S2:oOi
rIb. Is SIS; clear Sides 90. Bacon firm; shoulders,
hSe clear rib 6;vc ccar sides, &C.: sngar.cured
hams, lOkG1lihx. WhiskeY steady ut Sl.03. To-
bacco quiet and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
vt. LOUIS, july l.-Flour dull and lower 10 sen,
cc::..islY FOR zen. Whea. lrner ~ seac.aii some
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PORTSMOUTH.

JUNE 90, 1878.
Editors Dispatch: The congressional
nomination in this district IS likely to create
some excitement before 1t is settled. Colo
mel William Lamb is strongly pressed by
his friends in the country and in the twin
cities for the nomination, they contending
that no one has sacrificed more to build up
his native State than he, and no one would
bring more practical energy in advancing
the agricultural, commercial, and mcchani-
cal interest OF the State and district into the
halls OF Congress.
Colonel William Fl. Stewart assumes cdi-
torial charge Of the Portsmouth Times on
Monday next. l..
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Public Debt Statement.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The public debt
statement for June shows an Increase in the
debt for the month OF s2,149,3S1, and the
following balances in the Treasury: Cur
rency, S2653,479; special fund for redemp-
ton OF fractional currency, $10,000.000;
SPECIAL deposit Of legal-tenders for the re-
demption OF certificates OF deposit, $4G,-
755, 900; coin, s197, 415, 1873, including coin
certificates (s44,367 ,00O); outstanding legal
tenders, 1916, ,01G.
The total disbursements from the Treas
ury during June were 81 ,4IG, 1872, exclusive
OF payments made on account OF the public
6oht
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HcW York Hens.

NEW YORK. July 1.-To-day Maior-Gen-
cral Hancock. OF the Division OF the At
lantic, removed his headquarters from New
York city to Governors Island.
Phoeba Jane Cross (neP Wonderfully de-
clincs to take any part in contcstin- her
fathers will.
John w. Broint and Henry Burton, TWO
professional smugglers, arrested on the 9th
OF June while disposing OF Il lot OF contra
band cigars, and convicted on the 10Th OF
June, were to-day sentenced to pay fine
OF 81 900 and Imprisoned i'll the Albany
pcnltcntiary two years.
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TcIe.rnp,r Summary.

Warren Leland, Sr,, of the Ocean Hotel,
Long Branch, has retired finally from the
of the Palace Hotel, San Fran
cisco.
Michael Tobin, soldier OF West Point, n.
Y, was sentenced yesterday to be hung
September Goth, for the murder OF Il COM
rade. At the same place Sunday night Den
mis- Mahoncy was shot and killed by Will
liam Kennedy. Both were river pirates.
During a drunken quarrel Saturday night
in Williamsburg, n. Y, John Dwycr was
stabbed and fatally wounded by his brother
Walter. who has been arrested.
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Murder and Suicide.

ELMIRA, n. Y, July 1.-Colonel Alvat
Buckbee, prominent resident OF this city.
shot his wife and mother-in-law and blew
his own brains out, dying instantly, this
afternoon. His wife was the daughter OF
T. S. Reed. and left him some weeks ago.
She went to the house OF her parents, where
she was stopping. He importuned her to
return and live with him; she refused, and
he drew 4 revolver, shooting her twice IN
the head. Her mother ran in, and he shot
her twice. 1t is thought both women are
fatally injured. He was about thrty-three
Years OF age.
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STRANGE AFFAIR.-St. Louis, July l.
Yesterday afternoon City Marshal Walsh,
with his deputies, attempted to take posses
sion of one of the city engine-houses in East
St. Lous occupied by the Metropolitan po-
lice as their headquarters. a fight ensued.
Two deputies were killed, and one Metro
politan and one deputy wounded. The
Marshal's forces then retired.
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A DefaultinS Treasurer.

CINCINNATI, July LIN examining the
affairs of the firm of Jacob Spears & Sons,
OF Paris, KY, who recently made an assign
ment, it has been ascertained that the senior
member OF the firm, who is treasurer OF the
county, is in arrears to tie county treasury
$4,000. The money will be paid to the
county by his bondsmen.
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Mr.. D. l.. MOODY, THE EvANGELIsT.-Mr.
Moody said that after his five years Of con-
slant work he needed season for relaXa-
ton and study, and preferred Baltimore be-
cause OF its mild winter climate and for
other reasons. He proposes to take dwell
ing here, place his children at school, and
hold religious services several. times
week, but will not enter into all engage
mcnt for constant evangelical work. He
expects to come to Baltimore next October.
MN I ct
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Murder. Wilful and Malicious.

PETERSBURG, July IA jury OF inquest
in the case OF Richard II. Green, who was
killed by Hugh Sykes Saturday night. to-
day rendered verdict OF "murdcr. wiiul
and malicious"
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Ey Telegraph.
NEW fOusk.

NEW YORK. July l.-Gol4 opened ut zoos.
SOon.-Stocks strong. Money on call, 2N3 per
cent. Gold, 1909. EXchauge-Loug, 4S54: short.
4S73:. State bends quiet. Governments firm.
Er tning.-Mouey easy al 2l1 per cent Exchange
steady. Gold strong ut 1004. Governments steady !:
new 5's. l07. state bonds quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE.
SALT?MUnr. July 1.-Virginla 6'S. old. %: pre-
ferrcG. AZ; Virginia consolidated, 57H. cid to-day
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Gnrroted aud Robbed.

TROY, N. Y, July This morning two
men garroted Thomas Buckley, treasurer
OF the Abba Knitting-Mill Company, on the
Abba horse-cars, securing $4,000, which he
was taking to the mill to pay off the hands.
The robbers escaped. The police are scour-
inn the country in pursuit.
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Cotton Crop.

MOBILE, July lin Alabama and IiiSSis-
sipp reports concur in saying that in co.,
sequence OF too much rain the cotton crop
is very grassy and not fruiting well.
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q Suicides Wnte.C Grave.

New YORK, July 1.-The body OF Mrs.
Henrietta Werthemier, who mysterously
disappeared from the West End Hotel, Fort
Washington, on Tuesday last, was found
to-day in the river at Ionkers She evil
IDENTIFY sucide0.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. July !. lS7S.
I't arSa:. i"-,::y comprised 81 ho<'.Irai: SO
terrcS. anil @ boxes. Tie olt rings 1T auction on
Change wrre 81 pacSa@cs: o: which number -
were taken IN. a'il the remainder sold ri nriccs
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&c co::inae 70 ln0;c:
SEN DARE.
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70 @oo.i. s3W:t.
Leot.-C"minnn. sos: ln",iinm. $5G93; good.
:SMSlG fine, &llm?i4.