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.meH,erandu which he. was engaged by the
Foreign Office TO copy, and the same even
ing communicated It TO the. Globe. Marvin
afterwards wrote TO The Morning ddUerti-
ser offering to send copy of the memo
randum TO that 70 lrnal. whereupon suspi-
c1on was aroused, and he was arrested and
remanded, but bailed by the proprietors OF
the Globe.
LONDON. June Ola Times Paris dis
patch says the International Literary Con-
gress has accented the principle advocate d
by Victor Hugo in speech urging that q
book once published becomes in part the
property OF the Society, and after the au-
thor. death his family cannot prevent It's
issue, but tile authors heirs should be en-
titled to from FIVE to ten per cent. OF the
profits, and that in the case there are no
heirs the profit shall revert to the State, to
be applied to the encouragement OF young
writers.
FRENCH H0NoRs TO STANLEY.
PARIS, June 27.-The president Of the
French Geographical Society will present
the Cross Of the Legion Of Honor to Henry
NJ. Stanley at the Sarbonne tomorrow.
Germany
LONDON: June a7.-A dispatch to the
Tunes SAYS an American has been arrested
there for offering to sell Russian bonds OF
1862 to the amount OF $4,000, which were
stolen last year in Calais, France.
The Eastern Question:.
The BESsARABIA QUESTION.
+ VIENNA, June 27.-The Presse says /:
g Roumania having refused the large money
indemnity for the retrocession OF Bessara-
bia, and having also refused the proposal
to, divide Bessarabia into two parts, Russia
now proposes, through Bismarck, that
Prince Charles shall become. the future
prince Of Bulgaria. This is opposed by
the Roumanian statesmen, but they eX-
press fear that Prince Charles will accept
the offer for dynastic reasons.
BosNTA's WISHES.
BERLIN, June ga dispatch to the PAIL
1fail Gazette says that the delegates from
Bosnia have submitted to the congress a
memorial setting forth the wishes OF their
countrymen. Among other things the me-
mcrial declares Bosnia's objection to the
prospect OF an Austrian occupation, and
intimatcs that they would prefer the occu-
patton OF the country by Servian troops.
Foreign Notes.
LONDON, oulC -I.-iA uis pd' I'll II oLi SoA-
stantinople says that the dissatisfaction
there at the progress Of the affairs Of the
congress is increasing. 'l y
The funeral OF the late Charles Matthews
will take place on Saturday.
The Pdt-lN0U Gazette's Berlin dispatch
says that Prince Gortschakotf is being Sc
rlously urged by his physicians and the
members OF his family to proceed to Wild
bad, the waters OF which place have fire.
qnently done him good. :.
ATHENS. June 27.-Greece has concluded
q loan in Paris of S10,000,000. . ...s
The Turkish admiral has requested all
foreign ships in the harbor OF Canca to
leave.
Fighting has been going on for three
days at Apocarona. ~
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The SILVER CoINAGE.-The Treasury De
partment has tue offer OF all the silver bull
lion it can Use at iifty-two pence per ounce.
At this rate tie Intrinsic value of the silver
dollar is brought down to lightweight
cents. The impression at the Department
l. that silver will 20 still lower. The De-
partment. in the hope OF getting rid OF its
accumulated silver, paws for a!I the bullion
it buys in that coin: but the parties who
receive it at once exchange it for silver GER
ttcatcs. and then sell the certificates 10 i'm
porters to pay duties with. The practical
result is that the Department might Just as
well give gold forts silver bullion.- Wash
iagton telegram baltimore Sun. .a..
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Bishop, the Enslishman, who has been
sentenced to Imprisonment for bribinG Of
ticials in Germany TO obtain plans OF the
f0rtresses, proves 10 be an old offender. In
1864 be was sentenced to ten years i'm
prisonment for taking part in conspiracy
in favor of the eX-kin" Of Naples, and IN
1871 he corrupted Prussian Sergeant ut
Metz in order 20 obtain information relative
TO the mobilization OF the Royal Eng
lie is stauDch Ultramontanc, and an enc
my OF Prince Bismarck, OF Prussia, and
Germany. sr3
Il is stated by the Philadelphia Inquirer
that wG!l-known dentist OF that city has
nearly completed ;elephonic apparatus
which can be placed inside the human ear,
and be scarcely perceived by the observer.
which Will restore hearing to the deaf, and
that without any other means OF commune
cation than through the air as IA medium.
He began this instrument two years ago,
and late developments, as the telephone.
confirm the plan and convince him that it
will succeed. atf
The new rate OF compensation for, post
masters OF the fourth class will be: On
stamps cancelled, on the first 500 Or less
per quarter, go per cent. on ali over 300
ana not ever $500 per quarter, 10 per cent;
and all over $500 per. quarter, 80 per cent,
the same to be ascertained and allowed by
the Auditor in the settlement OF the ac-
counts OF such Ypostmastsrst upon their
sworn quarterly returns. zS1 ~ rs
Mrs. E. Z. Wood, while insane from the
eject OF measles, on Tuesday, at Hasthope,
Wayne county, Pa, threW "a powder-can
INTO the stove, causing an cxptosion which
burned her terribly and damaged the house.
La her frenzy she tore the burnt flesh from
hcr arms and body, and death ended al! in
& few hours. 80
The Shenandoah Valley Bank, at Shcpan-
doah, Pa. bassuspended business in con.
sequence OF thewithdrawat OF deposits and
dc'ifculty, Of collecting assets but 1T is be-
heYed TO beenarely solvent, or at least the
directors say So, M
Don't save me-; save my husband
lrst!" cried 4 New York woman who was
drowning. Let detraetors OF the sex make
memorandum OF this. s s,:s 81, 80 4.
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saase.coacn Attacked by Indians.

GALVESTON, June 27.--A Neus's special
from San Antonio says 4 special to the En-
press from Fort Concho reports that the
mal-coach from Fort Concho to Fort Davis
was attacked by Indians last night near Pc
COS river and one passenger wounded Sc
riousIy. The stage escaped.
This is the first time the large coach has
been attacked in this vicinity. but it is not
unexpected, as the Indians entirely ignore
the presence OF the military, whom they
neither fear nor respect. For the past three
months men have been repeatedly shot in
this vicinity, but nothing has been done TO
chastse the Indians.
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JUNE 25.-DemanG good and at goodiy prices for
all really desirable tobacco, especially very good
and fine shipping, which kinds are comparai1Tey
scarce. Low grades and nonccScrlpt kinds are still
selling low. We quote !ncs dark and red. 1000
$3.50: poor to common leaf. S4.50f9s650 me
dunn to fair leaf. Sc dS9: very fair to good 81 0Gl
&I2, and very good to fair shipping, S13@S14.
The crop shows aver large proportion OF inferior
70 medium grades In II. and but very little that IS
very good 10 fine. 1t also shows great deal of
houseburnt tobacco tcaused by too close hanging In
the barns. or by improper firing while being cIred1
Lugs-JoMm0n, S2MS3 good to common, S3GlS6.
Lenf-Cohmon. S6MSS; common 10 good, $S@$l0.
Wr3ppcrs-Dark. SlO.-dDDedl.
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as: hogsaesa.boo,p,s. no demand; ftermyshoov

Liquors. Wines. &C.
Ale: Scotch. best brands, rinis s26sz.25 y
dozen, gold. .
Brandies: Domestic. s1.25@ss2: fruit. s1.I0a
sl.40; appie. new. el.75@s2; old. 32.2a9s3:
ylrgfnia peach. s2Ms2.50.
{ Rue Wilfsksus: Medium. 81 .50miS2: p,srt clio. fx
@s4; virp1nfa mountanL new f2Gls2hu I'D.
S2.50tGS3.50 ard upwards.
! Gin: Domestic. 81 20 @s2 in,'nrtsi. ss 3 cas-:
NeB England Ram: S1.50@S1.60.
Rectiaed WhisSevs: Market firm; .rc"J, sl.23.
Llcoricc.
/. Ltcorfee PASTE: j.. G. s Co.. 31c.: y. r.: Csc;
A. q. c.. 23c.: K & Co., 24c.; T.. ~. 23c.: Anchor
27c.: A. G.. c.. 26c.: G. y g.. 2Sc.: G. q. Eagle
29c.: c. c. W.. 19c.: no brand. Tic.
aEiIl.Eeed.
,i7tiDstmG: 35t640c. y bushel; $40 p ton.
BTo,cnstuE: 27@30c. n Uusbei: $40 p tom
Wheat BraH !: 20@25c. q bushel; $40 % ton.
Corn Bran: tic. per bashel; 5l5Ga$1S p ton
Powder. Shot. 3c.
Fuse: Toys mining. 35c.@s1.25 . 100 fs.l
Po,rder: 1878 BY the i've kecs--ess; tic.n fvt
kegs, 1926; blasting, s3.25G9$3.50.
Shot. Northern. 60 i 0Gl.2 25 I. la; 81 25 n's~
4 Gr;ndstoRes: 1lG2%c. q n.
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pDR: nF E!cnMoND. JUNE 27,Is7s.

'kRRlS ED.
Steamship Wyanokr Couch. New York. mercilan-
disc aud passengers. q. W. Alien Co.: agents:
Steamer J. ". Ercrlnan. Platt, Phiadeipllia,
merchandise and passengers. w. +. Porter. agent.
Schooner George T.. Hailock Sharretl, New YORK,
lignt. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner A. II. Leaman. frambes, Philadelphia,
coal, {. II. Page
Schooner MiSnonct:c. Frau&. baltimore, grain,
Simpson, Bass & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Mayo. Norfolk, United States
mail, 'nrIrilahi>c and passengers. l.. u, taluiH,
agent. - ..
Steamer Panlico. Pritc!.ett, Old Point and Nor
folk, passengers, Old Dominion Steamship Conf
pany.
SPOKEN.
Dark Betty tsr) Hodge, from Richmond. Va, for
Rio Grande, May Esd, latitude % north. Longitude
30 west.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From Liverpool June 18th. bark Gcfa, Thomesau.
from Philadelphia June 18th. schooner ii. G.
Ely. Mcdowell.
- MEMORANDA.
Schooner Maade Briggs, Davis, hence. ut Bahia
May 18th.
Schooner W. u. Wilson, -, hence, at New Tor:>
Sche oncr John A. Curtis Quicu. hence. for Stan,-
ford. G.. passed through HelIaaic, bound e'st,Jnne
18th.
Schooner Grace Watson, Raynor, hence. At Pails-
delpbitJune 18Th. $50.
BY Telegraph. z,
NEW YORK, Juac 27.-Arr!vcd; OtraGto, FROM
Hull. Arrived cut: Glehola, Oypln, Eelph!n. Reso-
lure, Perseverance,, Carl, George.
LIVERPOOL June 27.-Arr!vea: Ct!y or LING
rick, Philadelphia.
NEW YORK, june 27.-A-rlrcd: steamer O:1
Dominion, from Richmond.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

JUNE 2I.-C0ttOn IS quiet, AMI scarcely anything
doing. We quote At 91lc.-the latter for mid
ding. The pi!ces are mainly nominal. Other
grades arc propor;fonateiy lower, according TO
quality. ..Z4r
Pedauts.-Ma rket very firm. Receipts very light.
Prime Sl.22G: strictly prime 81 20; fancy, $3.50
= Corn at present Is rather scarce and market ac-
tive AM! price Gee dcdy higher. White, 6O@65c. :;
mixed. 5o(G55c.
Onts.-Market dull AMI The supply on baud great
er than the demand. We quote spring NJ 4o945c.
= blshel.
Butter.-Common. 12h@14c.; choice, 10000
EJgs.-llGl2c a dozen.-.ippeal. Rh
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EEygncnaas.

NEW ORLEANS, June 27.-The wedding
ceremonies of Mr.. George Nicholson, one OF
the proprietors OF the Picagune, and hrs.
Ualbrook, widow OF the late Colonel \. NJ.
HaibrooS, came off in St. Paul's church this
evening The lady is better known as q
writer and poetess under the nom de plane
Of "Pearl Rivers" She is Missssippian,
as is also Mr. Nicholson, and both arc now
associated in the Joint publication OF tho
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NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARKET.

JUNE 25.-There Is light stir to EXPORT demands
and the situation as to prices much yesterday re-
liners being firm In their views. Crude In bulk at
7c.: crude In shipping order at 9@94c. Ssphtha
ut 6Gl6Ec. Refined quoted at 114c. Philadelphia,
l1Sc.: and Baltimore delivery &C 1lSc. Cases In
change United opened &C l4a. declined 10 .10y.
and closed AZ St.10H bid and 81 .13s asked. with
saks OF 600 barref..--J Journal of Commerce.
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NEW YORK WOOL MARKET.

3 .IITYt, ob.-Not much has befn done here Ills
week as yer. Supplies are pretty faii and are con-
stantly Increasing. offering much larger os OF INC
ne temper OF the reports from tile country winch
represent increasing excitement there. AND sharp
competition for the supplies, cirry!De prices up
in Ohio, where sales have been made at 32G34c.
for x and Xxx. and In Michigan business ts Ia pro-
gress at 3O6l32c.. WITH q corresponding improve
meut reported from all MISUNDERSTANDING Cons-
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The troublesome Indians.

New YORK, June PA Bismarck (Da-
kota) special says: "The 200 Cheyenne In
dians who are prisoners at Fort Lincoln
have had pow-wow with General Sturgis
and told him plainly that they were going
to leave. They have ponies, and it is sus-
pected have arms hidden. Two companies
OF the Seventh cavalry watch them.
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Indiana.

CINCINNATI, June 27.-As a Logansport eX-
curslon train was leaving Frankfort, Ind,
Yesterday, the rear coach was thrown from
the track, seriously brulsing number OF
passengers.
: w. e.. Cobrick has been nominated for
Congress by the Democrats of the Twelfth
Indiana district .-.s-..s a.-....-..'
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VFIItUCND LIF L-'~IttA Ns4shhEk.
JUNE 2G.-Market more active for bcef-cittle
than last week, with very tul supply, and some
few tops of better quality. Hogs are very firm at
our quotations. and seemingly Il demand for them.
Lambs are Il shade better AMI acIiTc. sheep ana
yeals are very duh. We quote:
Eeef- Cnttte.-Vcrv best. 5Gc.: good, +iiNpi'lc.:
mciinm or good fair quality, 3kGGic.; common
hin steers. &C., 2l4ca3ac r. b. gross
H0gs.-Very beSi. Sic. = H.. ret. =
meeD.-363isc. r 10 gross.
Lnnlts.-S1 .506$3.50 q head.
!'fuiS.-S2mSS r head. ..s.'
Niich COics.-SlJMS45 2 heal
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

I JUNE 2G.-TEe depression In the niarke. coniin-
ues, and prices are dull The stock Of -four OH hand
Is light, aud quotations are unchanged. Our quota
tions are for old wheat. very little of which Is ccm
Ing IN and we note sales OF new to-day at 92c. and
95c aud lot Of old ut 81 TO- Corn ~ scarce and
wan ted, aud y bushels OF white brought Coo. No
rye or oats reported. Bacon Is 3tpfc. higher.
Country produce IA in lisht receip, and prices un-
u. rnl IN -efRS.
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ESTER TAX NOTICE.

I am now re adv to receive the CITY and SCHOOL
TAXES fer 1878, All PIT sons paying one half OF
the said taxes on or before JULY 1sT next and the
other half on or before NOVEMBER 1ST next Win
nc entitled TO REBATE OF FIVE PER CENT. On
the amount Of their city tax. On ell bills remaining
unpaid after November LIST there will be ADDED
FIVE PER CENT. and the same placed In the hands
of The Sergeant for immediate collection by levy. i
-!7'I7l.S'' -talt j. W. BROSAUGH, JR., -,
y ~ 10, Treasurer City of Manchester
4 JUNEls, 1879. je 22-tJyl
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ARRIVAL OF MACHINERY FOR THE BUCK
ISGHAM GOLD-MINES.-On Friday last con-
siderable excitement was caused by the ar
rival at our dero. OF a splendid steam
engine, boiler. and other machinery for the
goId-mines of Buckingham. Tie present
owners are men OF capital and enterprise,
and evidently mean to develop the utmost
capacity of the -Farmritle Mercury.
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Arrest Of an Alleged PolsOncr.

NORWICH. Conn, June 27.-Weslcy d.
Bishop has been arrested on a charge Of
poisoning Charles a. Cobb, Jr., on the 10th
OF June. Is shops wife died suddenly
few months ago, and his social relations
with Cobb's family have been such rs to ex-
cite Sllsnicinu.
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NEwBURGu, n. Y. June 27.-The board
in the Fitz John Porter case has decided
that it devolyed on Recorder Gardner to act
rs counsel for the Government. Mr.. Choate
then began to read the volume of printed
evidence taken before the general court
martial OF 1868. .a.
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TAXES.

OFFICE OF CITY CoLLEcTOR,l
RICHMOND, VA, June 81. 1878. !
TAX-PAYEhS ARE RESPECTFULLY
l. informed that an ordinance of The city requires
Il penalty Of
TEN PER CENT. TO BE ADDED
TO all tax-bilIs remaining unpaid on the
iST DAY OF JULY.
This Office "a open daily from o'clock 4. N. un-
M & O'Clock r. H. for the convenience Of the pub
lie. who will please await themselves Of the oppor-
4. r. WOODSON.
lie 27-3t g. City Collector
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JUNE 1s, 1879
LICENSES.

+ OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF THE REyENUE,l
J. = RICHMOND, VA, June IL, 1878.
A TTORNEYS ATLAW, PHYSICIANS.
IA SURGEONS, DENTISTS. Ii ERCIANTS, COM
MISSION MERGHAETS,,AUG and all
other persons doing business. tor which, STARE
LICENSE is required, are ahereby notified to pro-
cure Their licenses without delay. Safe licenses ex-
pire on the S0th day Of April OF each year. -. % i,
81 Most respectfully, X. Is, AUNFOHD,s -
,f je 1I:fJy1 Commissioner Of Revenue G. 4. ].
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aEw YORK IRON MARKET.

JrNg 25.-Thc dealings In American pig arc slili
81 somawbat nominal On tile small lots moving
o,it irregular prlcvs are made There Is an unwlll,
ingness on the part OF consumers to put in ma ~!
,o" deal of Ink OF still further limiting tho make,
rs there 10 nothing encouraglpg Speeed ia the ncs
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
HTcH&oED. June 81. 1879.
..+tt&H,E!.s REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-hed SEC bushels.
CORN White, DO bushels. -Ntred. COO bu she IL.
OhTS.-10O bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, 70 bushels co'G new Fntz At
81 .0a; II 10 bushels prime new FulIz at Is; EOS
bushels very good new Fultz on private terms: 90
bushels on private terms: 100 bushels prime new
FuliZ ST. Is: &c bushels choice new Lancaster at
S1.lS-totai, TIA bushels.
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fruture. scotsfi Dig shows only d sni1f brriness
Rails continue In den1nf a,id hold very regular 10
Gienprrnock ano,ed n. a2s.7s coItntas. s24;;
ErIfpIorI. S22.71. American gfg. ef6.bo0.slS5
for No. 1. sf:5 .50Gssl7 for No. 2, i4.50@
rican me- works. and steel rails ut s43@Si4.l
Old rails quoted nomfnaily NJ 81 7fGs1S Wrnaghts
scrap, $2Uess2I .-Journnko fS CGTDasrce.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 27.-Goid opened at 0Oa
Soon.-Stocks strong. Money ON call. per cent.
Gold, 1UO1 ExchanSe-Long, 1861: short. 4 e14.
State bends quiet. Governments stronger and
higher.
eatng.-Money easy at 262!s per cent Ex-
change firm. Gold better Mt 100A. Governments
firm; new SIS 1864. State bonds quet.
,l BALTIMORE. 'as -3t.
KALTrMoR F.. June 27.-Virgn!a e.. Deferred al ;
Virginia consolidate d. COZ: second series IS; past
due coupons, 81. North tarolina G's, CID, 10; new,
6. Rid To-day. -.
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FssIEDRICHsERALL BITTER wATEI
TRIEDRICHSHAL
BITTER WATER,
THE ONLY PURE AND RELIABLE,

THE ONLY PCRE IND HELIAIIIE,
owes It's great reputation 10 the happy proportions
of Its Ingredients which have constituted il IN un
approacablc and Indispensable remedy for consti-
patton, Indigestion, distractions, Piles, Chronic
Disorders OF the Stomach, Liver, and Bowels, Gout
Plethora and Rush Of Blood 10 tie Head, HYro-
chondria, Melancholy, Lassitude, Impur!ty of the
Blood aud Skin, Eruptions, or Blotches.
Sir HENRY THOMPSON and Baron Won LIEBIG
certify to its incontestioe merits.
DOSE One or two wine-glasses full every MORN
Ing. Particularly appropriate for the spring Of the
year. .--
Sold everywhere and by the agents,
BOUCHE Fills G CO.,
No. 81 Beaver street, New York.
FOR SALE ~ ALL DRUGGISTS.
my 27-M.W&F2m .h.-.. 1892.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Death Of the Queen OF Spai

ENc DGa5n Oh tuc $2Neeh VI SpAAh'
MADRID, June 27.--1t is officially an
nounced that the death OF Queen Mercedes
was caused by nervous gastric-fever, ac-
comparatively severe intestinal hemorrhage.:
LONDON, June 27-The announcement OF
the death Of the Queen OF Spain was re-
ceiyed with profound sorrow and sympathy
throughout Europe. The feeling IN Spain
almost approaches CONSERVATION. For sew
eral DAYS the palace in which the Queen lay
diving was the centre of incessant and vigil
LIANT INQUIRIES. Hopes were raised at crisis
OF the Queens disease that her vigorous
constitution might triumph over her COM
nlication OF maaGies, but her condition
was doubly perilous by the fact that she
was expected to become Il mother before
the end of the year, aud finally her case be-
came hopeless, and she died in the arms OF
the King and surrounded by the royal fam
ilv. The remains will lie in state to-day
and be conveyed to the Royal Mausoeum
at Escurial tomorrow. @l.
& OTTowA, CANADA, June 27.-The flags
have been ordered at half-mast on all Gov
eminent buildings in the dominion in con-
sequence OF the death OF the Queen OF Spain.
.,ot:a s% England.
j, THE EXPLOSION ABOARD THE SARDINIA.
(; LIVERPOOL, June 27.-The court OF III
quiry delivered judgment to-day in the case
OF the explosion aboard the steamship Sar-
linia in Neville harbof on the 10th OF May
while on the passage from Liverpool to
Quebec and Montreal. The opinion was
that the explosion was caused by an accu-
mutation OF coal.eas without means being
allowed for its escape, and to light being
introduced when the air was explosive. AS
no charge OF negligence was brought by the
Board OF Trade, each party pays his own
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Arrcst or an Alleged Bond-zeoDbcr.

PHILADELPHIA. June 27.-Edward Per-
kins was arrested to-day for offering at the
clearinghouse OF DreXel IL Co. some OF the
bonds stolen from iConstructor Hans
som in the early part OF June. He was put
under $50, 900 bail for a hearing tomorrow.
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JUNE 24.-Thc receipts we're OF unparalleled mag
n;udc. amounting to 9G9 hoGShcaxs. Thc' sacS
aggregated 20i hocs'ici;is:
The Nnh-StTrct House sold 70 !iogshea!s: 81
h04shaa!s Logan County irat and l;igS ut $50
$40, 1915. SO. Sc. t6. $500. $3.50, $40,
80 .. 5.1 0, s.. $4.H5, $3.50. :4.G0, :i.55, 80,
1915, 1870, 1855, $3.50, $40, 1925, So. 20,
1913, S3.1" $40. $3.50. $50. and -. 70: 2
hn@,h"adS ballard County medium leaf 1t $40 anu
$40: ~ hogshcafs Warren County, from medium
leaf 10 Iug- at $50. $40. 81, 1915, So. ~ p5,
81 IS, So. g 90. 81 90, AMI 81 10; h0gsheadi
Hart County medium 10 low leaf III $3.50, 80. ID,
ana 81 .30;J hog>cads CUmbcralfti County com
mon leaf and lagS ~ Sc, 1910, s3.43, 81, and
81. %: 3 hogsheatS CrecT County common leaf aud
i;gs at Sc. 90. $3.50. and 1920; 8 hO2shcads Da
vcSs County. from common lear 10 trash. ut $500.
$3.50, &3.45. $2.95. $3.50, $40, 81 10, and
81 go: logsheads Henderson County medium and
common leaf at 800 and 1913: 2 h62shcuds
Simpson County common and low leaf III sc aud
Si20.-COnTicr Journal. 80
[O!lnr houses had sale. ut Ike pri ccs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-28
Not Guilty.

ACQUITTED OF FORGING PENSION CLAIMS.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]
SOUTH BosToN, VA, June 27.-Hon. J. D.
Clay, eX-clerk OF the Halifax County Court,
indicted for forging pension claims, was,
tried at this term Of the court. The jury
this afternoon, after retiring few minutes.
returned verdict OF not guilty. Mr.. Clay
was warmly congratulated by his numerous
fmin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-28
a Philadelphia Tragedy.

PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-This morning
George w. Stiles, who shot his wife in the
breast, cut the throat Of his thrcc-year.o
child, and afterwards his own. They were
all removed TO the hospital.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-28

PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-Thc child is
dead, but Stiles and his wife may recover.
Jealousy caused the tragedy.