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DARWIN INDICATED.
Establishing "a Close Relation
IIetween the Human ana the
Monkey.

tipI pSRoEO, \. e, July 3--one otthe
mp,t novel executions that ever "''
ourrcl IA Ihis section took place here
Yesterday, the ylCtim ot which Nas
monkey owned by Mr.. Rockwell ~
rock. The animal vas quite a idEorhs
with all the children for miles arouh1
ani knew most oi them. tor seHeIN
wears past Jocko's owner has been IN the
hsh;t oi visiting all ot the hsng'ngs IN
thls portion oI the state, taking the m's-
chieVous animal With him, who aSays
seemed to take an especial interest IN tue
horrible details OF such proceei'nSs.
On The 18th oi jane Alex. iiowaru.
negro, Was to have been eSecntei mere
Tor the murder OF an old man, bai the
GoyrrnOr respited him, The sbhe'
was erected, an,i all the preliminary ar
Tdngemenis made ior carrying "nt tne
nesro's sentence, when the Executive
intcriered aud poapcned It. syroes
visited the iail with the monkey and
examined these preparations The anl-
mai seemed To be- unusually cautious
aud watched the scatold and traps with
wistiul eyes. Since that time he has
been playing hanging IN his master :
barn. This morning be vas toand dead,
suspended by a clothes line to one OF the
raiters Of the building.
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no very material change from last year,
the only change being noticeable Is the
in, q .ase in cotton growing States and
the Pacific slope. The condition is low
Tor all the country except in New Eng
land aud the Gulf States. On the Pa
eiic coast the prospects OF a good irult
crop arc very favorable.
The frost Of April and May did much
damage in the Middle and south At
lantic States to fruit, but in the States
north Of the Ohio and west Of the Mis-
sissippi the season has been propitious.
in apples the average in about 100 IN all
the New England States. and 10 in New
York. ID is above 100 in the states
north oi the Ohio river, except IN Quo
and Indiana, where the average u 0S.
In all the other sections the crop Is re'
ported as iair, and nowhere . failure.
The peach crop is much damaged by tho
late frosts in April and May in all the
Atlantic States south OF Newport. but
still there is a promise oi a crop sufficient
Tor use. In the western States the crop
is above the average, and promises an
enormous yield.
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THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Interesting Facts aud Figures In Relation
to tho Public Debt

To tho Public Debt.
WAsUINGroS, July 3.-The Treasury
Department has Just issued an interest.
ing statement comprising an analysis OF
tho principal Of the Public ,lebt of the
United States for each year from July J.,
iSi8, To July I, 1880, inclusive. Ia one
year, lSdJ, the statement IL for August
3lst, hut va all other cases it IN Tor the
date oi July lst. II Classitics tho vari-
ous securities outstanding at the
different dates according to the
rate ol interest paid. and shows
the amount oi each class. Ii
x YES the total amount Oi the annual
interest charge, the amount oi doll on
wnIuh interest has ceased; the amount
bearing no interest; the total Outstand-
ingprincipal of the debt, the amOuat at
cIsh IN the Treasury and the amount Oi
debt less such cash; the population oi
the United States. which, of course, IN
1850 AMI 1870; the amount oi debt per
capita ani the amount Of interest per
capita. The amount oi debt per
capita ia lSi6 VAS only thirty.
,ix cents, and the amount
oi interest seven cents. The amount oi
debt stood highest on August II, lS0j,
when il was $685. per capita, from
which point il has been gradually rc-
ducci 10 SO "a per capita, the amount
at which it stood on the LIST inst the
population for that date being csiimat-
ed at 50,0G,O00. This is reduction oi
more than 10 per cent, in the amount OF
the debt per capita within little less
than fifteen years. The amount ot in
terest per capita has been reduced hy
more than % per cent, having isilcn
from - 20 on August n, 1850, to ~ NJ
ON InlN l lSNn
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pHODUOk.
C,uoinusti

UInciHSAri. July = Cotton Steady
atllic. Flour steady; old family e50
ta,b 2j, new ~ "a, fancy 81 ht@8 %.
Wheat -scaice aud firm; Ma. 2 red win.
ter o. !Oj. Corn Firm; 3gtat0c. Oats
Quiet; No. 2 mixed 2gta3Oc. Rye
Quiet at tic. Barlev--DnIl and nonii.
ma ~ a,s5c. Pork ln fair demand ai
st 81 25al2 D lam-Dall and
st 81 10. Bulk Meais-firm at ~ 82i
G5 10 Bacon Quiet nj - 2FaI 65tS
%. Whisky t,rm at 81 ~. Butter
Firm, choice WU'rrn Reserve ltbt1
lie, central Ohio choice ltCSiSe. Lin.
seed Oil-Dull at TN.
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The CROPS
June Report OF the Department OF AsTi-
culture.

,SUiNGroN, July S.-lhe June re'
n,rl oi the Department OF Agriculture
Shows the following condition oi the
crops:
;,,.,sa., over 1879 OF per cent. The
,.nnditiou OF the crops IL much better
than last year aud % against 81 IN June,
Rye-For several years ther. has been
n general reduction Of area devote' to
~ th's crop. Its condition June lsi
averaged ~ against ~ last year. The
present promise OF cppis about e4na. IN
the aggregate prodac'ion 10 M .na' ., 'as' ~
Barlsy-The area in barley decreased
sbont 10 Der cent Compared sith last
xssr's average condition, June !, u Was
- sssinss 81 In 1879 and loa ia isss.
Cicvsr-Ths acrssss of cloysr shows
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Ann. s...on o.sn. !, c,pe..ns,l

CncissAIi. July 3 The yulv meet
IN, At the Chester Driving Psfk beyins
on Monday and continues ave days.
There have been On unusually lssss
punls~r d sntr,cs II s0od horpsa.
Protsipe. Charley fosls aad DsshIsy
are ia The free VT ell clsss Col. Bsose
entered Maud 4. In the 2:3t claas bos
Tuesday. Inssmnch - she 80 uith.
drawn st Columbus . lev days 80.
thsrc has been . suspicion thst the
s,m~ thing xoaie " done hsrs. Capt.
s.ons declares the marc shall slart On
Tuesday, barring only . bed day and
track. she did not stsn 81 Colambsss
tscsuss OF the large nunt4s oi slsrtsss.
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COUNTING NOSES.
Population OF the 9rost States New
York Leads Combined New England.

WAsuINGToS, July 3--Only Scatter
INK returns" have been received OF the
population at several points, aud thus
has all been published with more or lees
accuracy. but from what il already
known il is possible to approximate the
population ui SOmc oi the States. From
information already at hand II IL sup
posed that the population will pan
out" about US follows:
The New Eus ohio ............:, M 0G6
laud states .. IiIOOoO llliuuis ...., =, 10 o.
New IuIs .......6.O nWH Indiana ...... =, 10000
Pennsylvania ll0oun
Us between Ohio aud Illinois Tor
"third place the race will hc very
close. although the Indications now are
that ohio will be a little head.
New York holds her place at the
head, aud the probabilities are that she
will show over five millions of people.
PENNSYLVANIA has healthy growth, and
will show something over four millions,
ohio will have over three millions, aud
estimates vary as To whether II will reach
three aud a quarter millions.
IL will hc several months, three at
least. before the population at the sew
eral states can he known accurately.
Meantime there will he ample chances
10 figure on what is already known.
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Call For Volunteers.
IRELAND.
Preparing for the Wimbisdou nsteh-
Contest for the Irish ChsIlsngs 0sisld.

Preparing for the Wimblsdou Match
Contest for the Irsh Chsilsnss Shield
DuaIIS, July 3-The following Amer.
lean rifiemep have agreed 10 act vith
Frank Hyde in the match st Wimbls'
don: Brown, Clarke, Dudley, Fsrros,
ierish. Jackson, Laird, Rockueli aud
scott, also burnside, IL he arrives in
time.
The competition for the ireland Chs'-
lenge Shield began to-day At ]: - =. ~.
The American team consists oi Brown,
Jackson, Scot, and Laird. Oi the tao
Irish teams, one consists oi FcBion,
Rigby, Warren and Millner, and the
other Of Joy, Coghlan, JohnSon and
Murphy. The weather. is aorrny, With
rain.
n.-The three teams have juG
finished firing the ten rounds ct go
wards range. OF the American, Jackson
soossd ~, scott A2, Browne ~. Laird 81.
Irish team. No. i-Featon 81. John Rig-
by ~, wsrrsa IS, Miner ~. No. ,.
Joynt +5, Coshisn 50, Johnson IS and
Murphy rs, The Amsdcsns leading by
Ave points. Firing is brins done 10 .
rsin storm.
n Ansrsoans via.
Total scorss st 900 yssds rsaes lor
tvsasy shols: Amssieans-Jseks0a ~,
0npa u, Rregn q, Laird -; total 3@1.
IIGnhman, Io. l-Hbasoo 90. yoho 70.
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FRAHCR
The Exiled Jssuits.

PARIS, July 3.-The Civil Tribune Of
Nancy, TO which the Jesuits applied TO
have the seals removed from their estab.
lishments, has pronounced itself incom.
petent to Judge Of the question.
PARIS, July 3-The preiect OF the lie.
partment of Nori, having taken no
further steps in the case Of the suit in.
stiRsted by the expelled Jesuits at Lille.
the tribunal has declined TO proceed
with the hearing.
Reducing the Duty On Sugar.
PARIS, July 3.-The Chamber Of Dep
uties unanimously adopted the bill re.
ducing the duty on sugar thirty francs,
alter the LIST Of October next.
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F.ber Carries on The Prils.

PirrRuRou, July 3-O'Learys sir
days heel and toe twelve hour daily
pedestrian contest, closed this evening
at / o'clock, Chris. faber, Of Newark,
New Jersey, taking the first prize aud
making the best time on record by seven
miles. The score at the finish stood
Faber, .63 miles; Walker, S22, Dawers,
3iS; Mckee, SO6; siebert, 21s; Dickson,
n.M
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PRESIDENTIAL PLATrERS
Costly and Elaborate Dinnor and .os Bet
orthe W hite House.

WASHINGTON. July 3-Iho new dln-
n,r and tea service. ordered t~elN"
months since inr the White House, ar
rived last evening. AMI Vas spread out
tnr the hrucG, ut the a lm'rng lew VII"
had been ADVISED oI IT'S com'nl. Tue
s.ryirr comprises about five hundred
pirccs. aul the cost II about 5000. The
material ~ ut the tinc>t popeiain. ihc
s,ry,,, Sas made at Limoges, France;
by AN American 6rn. II waS designed
by Thcoiorc 4 DAVIS aud others. In.
yTayers aui painters tn the number oi
6r,,n were employed on 1t. The ser
y,,r consists at soup. hsh, dinner, eams,
b,rd. dessert aud lruit, coiiee ant tea
s,,,,s The designs Tor all are entirely
n,w and novel exclusively relating To
American prO,lucts ut the earth ar anu
N ,trr. anh the decorations arr elaborate
AMI n,agulfcent For instance, ON each
pir,, oi each series Is inscribed a design
peTtiEent to that series.
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Auu,versary Celebration ., Minue,p ,lis

MINNENrpIIS. July 3--The cclehrs.
ton OF the tSo hundred,h anniversary
oi the discovery oi II An,hony's Falls
hy Father Hcnnipen, occurr'd IN this
city on the campus OF the state lB.yers-
ity. Ii is estimated thai i5,oO people
were on the campus dnrin2 the exer.
cises. Among the notablcs presen, were:
ten. sherman, Secretary Ramsey, Hon.
r.. h. Washburne, Ex-Governor Davis,
General S,bley aud General Gibson.
General >,bicy. on the par, OF the State
Historical Society, welcomed the visit
ors. Ex-Governor Davis read an his.
torical address; A, X. Miller, OF Worth
instou. read a poem, aud speeches were
made 10y Secretary Ramsey, General
Sherman and Others.
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Honor, V ona. q Ksasss Csss.

KAxsu CIR, No. July IA nstiossl
ssis,. sss fred ssd balls rpng In boeos
Of 6ssersl Grsnt st 5 O'Clock thh mo!n'
inx. 4 grand prosssion also 10 bic
honor Asfted st 70 this sitsrn0ta.
Military oo,npsuies here ssd isom .
numbes d places iR kspess took part
In ths parade. snd . splsndid dlspasy et
the various arts, iednsfvies ssd nasu.
iacsarss ol the sity vas nsds. The pso'
cssssoa vas over 8 nile Iooe, 0 d -
rsvessd by Gen. 0sest 1he 0nseel
uul iseys IN Test Lssvssvosth thb
sveaiaG
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FATALLY Stabbed,
A Bloody Afrray at burton


speclal DhI4lch ~ the Rcsi'icr
BugIoS, W. Va, July t.-In a light
st Gibbin's drinking place here, satur'
day night, one Jerry Stewart stabbed,
probably fatally, one Thomas Moore,
infiicting several bal wounds CA the
body AMI 10 vital regions, silh a knife
blade about four inches long, which ~as
found on the scene after the fight, GOV.
cred with 2orr.
Ata consultation oi doctors thus morn.
ing il xas concluded that the wounds
we're fatal anI required bat time to de-
eide. and chances ior death three TO
one.
"a. suh.r. inces.antIy anil severely,
aud ia sinking rapidly. a. 10 readily no
,iced. IL is very likely that death uill
soog come, without a change ior The
b, tier soon sets in.
No effort ha, a. yet been made 10 ar-
prrbsni Stewart, although his arrest
can IT, made at any time.
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Brili,h A dyApcc.

LoSpo>, Iuly J-A dispatch from
Candahar states that British brigade
composed 81 all arms has been ordered
To move from that point on Glrishh 10
support sherc Ali against Ayoob Khan.
WHO reached fcrah from lIcrai a few
days ago. The renewal Of lighting In
Afyhauistan Is held to demonstrate that
the question Of British relation 10 that
country IL abou, m far from settlement
IA ever, AMI that is all probability the
present Ministry will soon find new
edition ui the war on iis hands IN the
attempt 10 impose u ruler upon the
country
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pons u In . PLAYFUL Mood

Nav YORK. July 3.-Terancc Mana
han. a junkman, xas fatally shot this
evening in his store, t3 Sullivan street,
by Teresa Jackson, colored, wiih whom
he oohsbited. In q playful mood. she
pointed . pistol q, him and Il vss aeci-
dentally discharged.
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I.Iy n brOUk.
Cincinnati.

OiSCixSAII. July . -- Hogs --Qu,ct.
common 81 ?,ai ~, light ~ iOlp
I .D; pacSiny I $,voa | -, butchers u 20
ai ~ Rercipls -, head; shipments
30b head.
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WOOL.


I"sroS, July ) wool-Compsrstiye.
" quie, Ohio auli'snnsylvania t2ta %scJ
Michigan IDlnilr; Kentucky 3dc; Texas
3Fa 32c, tub washed af; pulled tsltf
ps
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An Editor Arreatad.

Nsw YoHx, July 3-Joseph Parker,
Son 4 Co., manufacturers Of bsotting
paper, caused the arrest te%aAy. on .
charge Of libel, OF Howard Lnckevood,
editor Of the Pspr nsds Jss~a1 of
Neg York Damages ere eaassd q
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Yellow Fever ON shipooard.

Nav YoSK. July s,-Victor Emruson,
a seaman on the bark Oliver Cuts, from
81. Kitto, is this morning reported dead
at quarantine from yellow lever. Two
other ssaneu from the sAns 5000 ere
q ths heehA With kssr. WW
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TENN ESSEE TORNADO.
Destructive Storm Near Chatta.
no0ga Houses, Fences and
Trees Blown Down and Sey-
cral People Killed.

CuNrrASOuGA July IA storm at a
very severe character passed. over tins
section this evening. Being sheltered
hy the mountains Chattanooga only re-
criyei, ~ always IN such cases, slight
injury. At times. however, the wiHd
attained a yslocily ol sixty miles II
hour. Houses were unroOicd, trc' =
blown down. sigus sent flying, a, Il
other like damage done. la an al.
inining county H.. damage Was
very serious. Two farmers who wee
at work IN their fields sought Irlter un-
der a tree. When the storm arose the
tire was blown down and Tell on them,
killing both instantly. Crops were bal.
ly damaged and u number oi hous,s
we're blown down. No further casual.
ties are reported, however
AlOng thr line oi the Cincinnati
Southern the storm ranged With especial
lury. aud tyrcs were hloa n down. houses
Unrouiei and an amount oi damage
done. Ejgnt successive telegraph poles
along the Cincinnati Southern, near
Rockwool, werc blasted 10y lightning,
and wires blown down for qui,c dis.
ianCe.
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uass,,,sd Conditon Of TIE Wine Trsdi.

Unsst,Isd CVndIton Of the Wine Trsdi.
Lxuos. June . The Eoeasss's ss{s;
Gl.i.tone has been intiGidstsd tie
intends to drop from his budget bil the
clauses relating % sine duties. Thi.
mean. that the proposed reduction s'.I
no, TAX. place at present, aud %" ire.h
proposaIs on the subject can b bronsh
iorsard before February. Assured d
this delay, the sine trade vii now sst
tie dosn somewbai, bot the tnosiriss
tia, negotiations are still IN prosress,
and q reduction 81 duty 10 probable, siii
inevitably restrict business. oniy |,
hand 10 mouth trade viii bs done. and
ue nos see clearly that IL would hsss
been better il l.e sovsraseat had re-
Trained iroai proposing . reduet'os ua.
I'll they had soEe reasonable prospects
OF the negotiations with Francs eon'sg
70 spesdy issue-
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un nQLAN ID.

Satisfaction Of tho Supporters Of the Gov.
srumsnt.
LONDON. July 3.-The action oi tho
House Of Commons on Premier Glad
stones resolution permitting Bradlaugh
t0 affirm, has given great satisfaction to
the supporters Of tho government. The
next critical division IL On Monday, on
the Irish compensation for disturb.
ance bill. I'd"
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RAILROAD Boxps-lnsctivc.
STATE BoxDs-Dull aud nominal.
SroCKs-Thc market was extremely
dull throughout the day. In early desl.
inys speculation vas fairly active, but
during the afternoon business was very
light. The market was, however, arm
ia tone. prices ranging st 10 per cent.
Lake shore, Western Union and coal
stocks leading the improvement AZ the
close tirIn tons prevailed.
The TRANSACTIONS on the STOCK kx-
change aggregated $1,000 sharss, Of
which 500 wse Delaware, IAckavans
aud Western, 5000 Erie, 1000 Kan.
sAs and Texas. 10000 Lake Shore, 1000
Michigan Central, 800 Northwestern
Common, 5000 New jersey Central.
I, 100 New York Central, 200 Ohio
aud Mississippi. $500 Ontario and
Western. 80 Pacific Mail, loo Read.
ing. li.OO0 81. Paul. 1000 Union Pa.
cihc, loo Wabash Pacific, 5000 West.
ern Union snd 400 Denver and Rio
Grande.
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Tbs hais deaiss shss v.sscls hsve be?
ocdessd 70 cruise ytth ~ keg1a -
Huneh sqaadsoes y ~ Lsssse
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A Compromise.
Afau A N IHrhN
Movements Of Ayoob Khan.

BoNu,', July ! Ayoob khan's AL
vance guarI ol cavalry, under command
oi the former Governor oi Turkcslan, u
u long way ahead q! him "n ih" Canda'
har i,ll
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RUSSIA
VIII the Cxsr Follow the Ensmpls 81
Francep

Sr. PErEnsBrRa. July THE B''J
foreshs.iows that amnesty ~ political
offenders abroad, which would extend
only 10 such as are soliciting permission
10 return, is y coming measure attrib-
utsd 10 Grn. IOris Melikon
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TURKEY.
Resistance to the Decree OF the Confer.
suoe.


spos.
LONDON, July 3.-A dispatch from
Scutari says three thousand Albanians
have been posted ut the most suitable
spots to prevent the cession III Dulcey.
no. Every position Of advantage, form
ing continuous line from the Adriatic
coast 10 the shores oi the lake, 10 now
occupied by Albanisns.
Wants HIM to Stay at Home.
LONDON, July 3. A report from Con
stantinople says the Porte has refused
Aleke Pasha permission to travel IN
Europe. Alcke Pasha is Grand NiIler
and the Portc's disposition to Keep him
at home in presumed Ia be founded upon
an apprehensions that while freed from
government restraint lac might beiray
some 0i the Sultan's secrets AMI thus in.
crease the latters perplcxitlcs.
Compromise.
RlGrsA, July I.-ln consequence OF
the attitude oi Albania, certain territory
in the neilhborhool oi fadgoril1a, pop.
ulated by Sla,s, will be- ceded tJ Monte
negro in Ii, u oi Dulcigno. This territory
includes the entire PLAN aud strageiical
positions protecting Pad."rI'xa
CoSsrA>rINorLN, July 3.-The t'rr.
man amb lssador, as senior diplomatic
representative oi the European powers.
will present to the Porte the colleci',c
note tomorrow.
The Porte has resolved 10 renew, pro.
visionally ior slN months, the engage
ments with the English officers oi zen.
darmcri,.
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by SO, Warren 10 and Miner s3; total
1923. No. 2-Joynt 90, Coshlan ~.
Johson 7S, Murphy 9l; total S3A
The Amsrtosps Comius Home.
Col. Bodine says his team will be dis.
banded after to-day, and he will leave
Liverpool for New York on the Goth
inat., with the members OF the team
ready TO 20. Rathbons, Clarke, Fisher
and Rockwell will probably accompany
Bodins back. lie 70 uncertain about the
Others, but hopes they will not remain
contrary to the orders Of the American
Rifle Association. Browne will 20 TO
the continent, and Bodine thinks he
will not shoot with Frank Hyde.
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Bradlsush 10 be Prosecuted

I.oSpoS, July 3.-Wiih a view to
bring the conduct Of Bradlaugh In Par
Lament before tho Court OF Queens
Bench, witnesses were In the House OF
Commons yesterday noting the TACT, that
Bradlaugh was sitting and voting. His
prosecution will Commences forthwith.
II is understood Bradlaugh intends TO
fight tho action, il necessary, to the
House of lords
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BUYING AND SELLING.
HONE AND TeleeaAPHIc REPORTS.
Money Easy At 2 ~ to 3 per esnt-Gev.
srnmsnts Quist and stsady-fIeur
s Stssdy-whsst Firm
Hogs Quiet
PINANUR
New York.

NEW YoRK, July 3.-Moxrv-Mar-
ket easy at 20s per cent. closing at 81
per cent. Prime mercantile paper %
~ per cent Sterling exchange, banksrs'
bills steady at +S4l, demand at 1851.
Quiet and steady.
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The Fathers Ss a Story.

On Thursday | came about O'Clock
and found the baby sick. l asked my
vile ii 1t bad been taken out during the
day, and she said she had il out herself,
but IL did not make thechild any bet
ter. then vent 20 DR. oHornbloser's, Q,
IN heboksn sssaue, - told him shsui
N%Efsas. De HHd
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77= : WHEEIING w. VA, MONDAY MORNING, JULY 8. 1880

lime water and milk. When I got homo
it wss about 8 O'Clock. / told my vile
what the doctor had prescribed, and pre-
pared to 10 to bed. My wife said she
would sleep with the baby in the bed in
the front room. In that room there was
also crib in which Francis and David
we're sleeping. l threw y mattress on
the floor near the bed for myself, but
did not lie down for some time. In 3
little bed room leading from the kitchen
were my sons john, aged twelve, and
Patrick Henry, aged nine years. About
10 O'Clock moved the mattress In the
front room close to the window at the
head Of the crib and laid there. Ii was
o'clock before ] awoke, and then II Was
by hearing one Of the children in the
crib make faint cry and then . louder
one. | sprang up and looking in the
cnb saw blood on Francis face. At
first ] thought his nose was bleeding,
bot on picking him up In my arms
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