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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-10
DICHMoND COLLEGE,

DIlHMOND 'OIJf'I.s
IL RICHMOND. VA. -
The next session begins Zior ,EfIEhbch'
1882. aud cOntinu.s nine months.
FACULTY.
FpMuxD UARRls0N, 4. ". Professor q i.ann-
"a ~ Harris NJ 4. Professor u Greek
RODEs MAssIE. a. ". d. L., Profess"r Modern
Language. ,,..
EDWARD b. SMITH, NJ. 4. Professor % hstho-
CUAHLEs n. WIS srOS. n. A, Professor Of Ply
.tcs. -.
r. PrRrEAg, 4. ~. H.. D., Professor 81 che
WfLLIAx D. THOMAS, VI. ~, ID. D., Professor %
saMrEL ID. DAVIES. Professor OF Law.
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4, IL T. y " 90 d.
\ MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL
FOR
BOYS AND YOUNG MEN,
GREENWOOD, ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA
DAVID +. BOYD, PRIvCfPAL.
assisted By instructors In Mathematics, Ancient
and Modern Language, knyllsn Brlncbes,
and Bookkeeping

The session begins OCTOBER lsr, and closes
June 81. 1883.
THE COgRsE OF STUDY Is adIptei u prepa-
ration for the University for The bushes % bfe-
THE LOG ALTON Is in one II The benlthie.t tnd
most beautiful portions u Piedmont Virginia, ~
!. on the east .lOve of tine Blue Ridge immeiiitfiy
ON the theaapeake and ohio railroad, eighteen
miles from charlottesville and trenty-One miles
from stanton. ...,... 49,
TIE TERMS FOR TilE Session Of nine
months. for every expense ~ tuition and milnte-
nance, except clothing. Textbooks. and medical
attendance are tZ5O-payIDlc rl5O in advance,
and balance February 1T. The unnon-fee alone
Tor the whole session part Of ts se-si"'' . s'''
snd must D. paid IN advance. ,.-.
The last session of the -ch0ol vas he'll ~ L0'us
Dale Va. Number - papils. u.
ID. +. BOY ID. Principal,
Greenwood Depot. Mbcmarc county Va
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. dc.

CCHOOL-BOOk>.
WEST. JOHNSTON & co. are receiving their
large supply Of SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT
BOOKS which are offered tor sale at tive lowest
prices. PUBLIC-sCHOOL BOOKS sold al state
prices. Catalogues furnished upon application
Crsiers solicited and promptly attended 70.
WEST. JOHNSTON & CO..
afO Oil Main street
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FOR MONDAY ONLY.

FOR MONDAY ONLY.
24O Ladies lght-Dresses-yokes trimmed
with Hamburg inserting and edge-at soc.
each, can be bought MONDAY at
Ed. LEVY 4 CO.'S,
2I3 east Broad street.
None will be- lcft for Tuesday.
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FRAGRANT BREATH l. always pleasure ana
YOU can have IL 10y using MEADE 4 BAKERS dell
cious CARBOLIC MOUTH-W ASH. ltdestroys the of-
f.nsiye odor caused by diseased gums and decaycd
teeth, and speedily restores them u healthy con-
dition. Price. nifty cents = bottle.
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LEE GALLERY. Main street. card photographs 81
per DOZEN. Large framing pictures 81; dupli-
cate., 50 cents.
LEEGALLERY photographs children beautifully
and copy old pictures successfully.
Ike GALLERY photographs are the best.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING,


OFfCk CRY SUPERINTENDENT S<rTo0Ls.l
No. sos EAST MARSHALL sTEEEr.
RICHMOND. Va september 4. 1882.
THE EXAMINATION OF APPLE
Il cASrs FOR ADMISSION TOrHE CLASSES
OF THE HIGH SCHOOL ssl begin at iAs nish-
-<tlooi bailiiBg at A. VI.
sYPTEMBFH tlru
and seussEce from day 10 day IN completed
Tis snprou,ossd of The Firss srammsr \ and o(
the HIsh--chosl classes who hsSc made prep.ra>
ton dhr'uv ve vacation win be examined az ,he
same rme.
Applicants mxst be prompt.
xeusrat seaciicrs meeting wills be h.ld at the
Hlgh-Sc'ooi bsslsing THCRsD.pY. September
ffth, az RI AN.
TIE Dtfsas schools will open FRIDAY. septen,-
ber 18th. T. NJ emmett
City saperintsndeus schools
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READ CERTIFICATES OF EsiINENr SOUTH
ERx PHYSICIANS IN OUR PAMPHLETS.
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s,autsh Brandy for Brsndyins
Peaches,

the best Of all; $3.50 per ganou.
'"I Another supply Of that elegant iour-yeal
old vinegar, for picklins' al CHRISTIAN "
Whites.
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INPoRTED HASD-EMBROiDEBRD NEEDLE
WORK CHEMlsEs, from the convent schools Of
Paris gO,. ench.at Ed LEVY & CO.'S,
2I3 east Broad street.
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ROUGH oS RATS Clears out rats. mice, hies'
reaches. bed-1ug-, ant. yernin, eipmunks- ljc.
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GREEN GINGER, for preserving AZ CHRIsrIAS
& WHITES.
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The Springs are beautifully located IN Rock
bridge county, Va, and are open for the reception
Of visitors from
JIM 1sr To OCTOBER 1sT EACH YEAR.
CPACITY. 1000 GUESJS
The WATER 8 bottled direct from The spr'7r7'
vacl.ed II cases containing one dozen bali gallon
botues.
EoE slle " The agents
PURCELL. LADD & CO,
Richmond. Va,
A., hv druggist generally. ~ -3-3n
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EXPENSES OF 4 RESIDENT STUDENT
Two hundres and four dollars, Der alne months
.s.sion, cover all the exDsD-es ~ entrance fseS,
tultiou bnard. fuel. l1shts and wlsiiinS.
fightv--eyeu dollar, aud nfly cents VII meet ale
exp.n - OF a nOn-resideDt stuient
e. y. ..,ei,,... .poiv AZ tie boOs.torss or AL
dress - ~ x hHiN' ''iN'' ''
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TIE CELLULolD EYEGLASSES have stood the
test. and the thousands who now wear them pro-
nounce them L.e test. For sale by all leading
Jewellers and opticians.
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REMEMBER that the new and elegant store Of
F.J.LEyY Go. .isat2I3 east Bread street.
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SrISGING irritation. Inflammation, al Kidney
Complaints, cured by Buchupaiba." 81 per bottle.
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BAsE-BALI.-The Defiance Cluh, oi MI
adelphia, one Of the strongest amateur
associations Of that city. VIII visit RlchInona,
next wednesday and play four games with
the Ricbmouds. The Richmonds, after
these games, expect to make trip through
pannSVivgnia
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CEORGETOwN COLLEGE, d. c.

The scholastic exercis ses ~ this Institution win
De resumed ON I'll RSD Y. ~EPTEMBEH I. lssl
FOR catalogue os ruu fnfOrpi,tton. apply u
REf. JAMES A. DOONAN,S. J.
an 3l-sm< President
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yUAsHCEGTON AND LEE UNIVER-
w ~ITI.
e.. W. C.LEE. PRESIDENT.

Thorough destruction IN LANGUAGES. LITE
RATI ~. PHILOSOPHY, and sCIENt y. aud In
the pro 'a-,iondl .cho. t.of LAW aud ENGINEFH-
ING. Tuition fof utne MONTH. $50. ali other
fees, $40. session opens SEPTEMBER 2lsr
Eyr Cafa. que address
J. l.. CAMPBELL, JR..
CfCrk II he Faculty,
H.
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the LIoHrNING LET LOOSE.

Great Storm ON tho Massachusetts coast.
BOSTON, August "a severe storm pre-
vailed last night along the eastern part OF
this state and northward extending into
Maine. At Lewiston, Me-, lightning
struck in many places and several
dwellings were struck and number
of barns burned, with large amount Of
hay and live stock. Charles Richards, of
Auburry, lost two barns filled with hay
The houses and out buildings Of William
Stevens, of Greene, with hay, ETC., were
burned. Henry Bonney, of East Stetson,
lost two barns and forty tons of hay.
In Wenthrop, the barn Of o. Nc
Grath, containing twenty tons Of hay
and farming tools was burned. W. COble,
of Winthrop, had two barns burned, with
fifteen tons of hay and eight cows. The
barn of Mr.. Chapman, at Keenc, N. H.,
was burned, and at Pennington, Me-, .
son of MIR. r. Tilton was killed by light
ming. The farm buildings and contents of
VIM. Faunce, at Oxford, Me-, were
burned. At Georgetown, Mass, Amos
Ridley's, with its contents, was destroyed.
Loss, $4,000.
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the MOSEL AGxOUNi,.

Steamers Accident ON tho British Coast
Passengers All Safely Landed.
LONDON, Aug, 9.-1O:3O A. M.-The
North German Lloyd's steamer MOsel,
from Baeman Aug. G, and Southampton
Aug. 8, for New York, is aground under
Lizard Point. Her position is precarious.
The passengers are now landing.
II A. M.-Lloyd's agent telegraphs that
the Mosel has a hole through her bow. She
struck at $50 o'clock this morning. Tugs
have been sent to her assistance. The
weather is calm and hazy.
11:3O A. MA telegram received in
London announces that all the passengers
of the Mosel have landed at Penzance.
Ar. N.-The Mosel lies under thu Lizard
signal station with her bow On the rocks.
Tugs are all around her. At attempt will
be made to float her Immediately. The
passengers will remain temporarily at
Codgwith Cove, near the scene of the DIS
sster. The passengers and crew were
mostly landed by the Falmouth steamer
Rosetta. There was no panic among them
and everything was very orderly. The
Mosel is full of water, She will probably
be total wreck. There was a dense fog
when the steamer went ashore.
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CHcAeo.-Hogs-Receip 5000 head; ship
menta. s,6O heal: under n brisk demand the
supply vas cleared up quickly ;market strong
st loc advance; common to good mixed =! sV0
b; heavy packing and shipping l00l5c
higher. Mt . 350S IS: no rally prime offered /;
light 81 ss0S %; skips, - 5007 Is
Cattle-kecefrts. 4OO0 b0ai !: shipments, S.NO
head: market active at strong rates exports
0ssSa: good 70 choice shipping, - s01
common to fAir. - sOG6: mixoI butchers
strong at q to6l 90: range hrmer : Texans lOc
higher At . 500a 40 half breeds. 3ld5 Is
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head shipments, none;
market strong and active ut fully former
rates demand good common to fair. S304
medium to good, - 30A 50 choice, - $50
co.
The Britise cable advices to the Drope,s
Journal this week denote q generally un-
changed condition OF aHis In the livestock
marEsts: good cattle. ls0l79c, estimated dead
weight good to prime sheep, lS0ls.
East LIBRaTY-Cattle-Receip $50 head
market dull and prices shade Oh.
H0gs-Recoipts. 1.joo bead: market fair
Philadelphias, . 7s09: Baltimores. - 4O0
50; Yorkers, % 5A66O %.
Sheep-Receipts, $500 head market active
at yesterdays prices.
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OBITUARY..
Death OF Daniel StOrmfelix.

Daniel Storrcfeltz, one of our Oldest cit
izens, died at his residence, No. 3S South
Lime street, this morning about half past
S,o'clock, aged 70 years. Mr.. StOrmfeltz
was native of this city and passed almost
all his life here. He was a wagOnmaker
by trade, hut did not long follow that
business. When young man he aided
his father in teaming between Philadel
phia and Pittsburgh in the old fashion
cd ConestOga wagons, the common
mode of conveying freight before
the railroad was built. lie af-
terwards farmed VIM. Michael's farm,
on the New Holland pike near where Nc
Grams stable now stands. Subsequently
he moved into town and engaged in haul
ing and continued in that business until
age inca apacitatcd him. A week ago to-day
he was stricken down with paralysis
and died rs above stated. He was a
brother of Jacob and tho late Peter
Stormfeltz. He leaves q wife, four sons
and ono daughter. One of his sons is
Charles Stormfeltz, constable of the Third
ward. His other sons reside in Iowa and
Missouri. His funeral will take place on
Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Inter,
ment at Lancaster cemetery.
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STABBED ny HIS MISTRESS.

The Murderous Crime OF y Now York Girl.
NEW YORK, Aug. "a murder was
committed this morning at low lodging
house on Pell street, kept by WIN. Sher-
man, German. Florentine Ksntz, aged
10, a laborer, was killed by his
mistress, a girl named Kate Hertz,
while the two were occupying
room together. The circumstances in
dicats that the murder was committed
deliberately after premeditation and with
extraordinary skill. A single stab wound
with long bladed penknifc in the right
side of the neck, severed the jugular vein,
and caused almost instant death. Hardly
drop of blood had flowed from the
wound. The woman after committing
the deed fed, but the crime was discover
ed almost Immediately afterwards. and the
police expect to have her soon under ar
rest
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Filthy Guttors.

There are several cutters at the corner
of North Duke and Frederick streets in a
very wretched condition. The weeds have
completely hid from view the supposed
cutters and the stagnant water, unable to
freely run through them, has become a.
most intOlerable from the stencil arising
therefrum. As we have board of health
now permanently established, would it
not be well for them or the street COM
missioncrs to notify either tho property
owners or tenants to have the nuisance
abate,l? We will SEQ what this timely
inquiry and warning will effect, for we
may have something further to say il
they are not heeded-not only in regard
to these cutters. but others in other Sec
tions of the city.
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TELEGRAPHlC TAPS.

Little Sparks. From tho Electric Wirss'
The deadlock in the Illinois congress
ional convention is unbroken. The 1,5O0th
ballot stood Singleton 26, Withers 22,
Wike %.
The sheriff will sell out the sugar and
molassess refinery Of Hilgert. the forger,
in Philadelphia, tomorrow.
The Southern dental association is in
session in Baltimore.
The Massachusetts, PrOhibit!Onists have
nominated Charles Almy for governor.
Mr.. Ker opened argument for the gov
arnment in the Star Route cases to-day.
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NEIGHBORnOOD NEWS.

Events Near and Across tho County Lines
An emery stone quarry has been dis
covered in Lehigh county.
OF Lebanon county this year is immense
The Berks county Greenbacks are ar
ranging to Nominate q full ticket.
A boy named Ruby Stutzman, aged g.
was drowned while bathing in tho cana
at Harrisburg.
The York county liquor dealers have
organized a Personal Liberty league
to counteract the temperance movement.
The Steelton Reporter says four men OF
that place saw " q snake % feet long and
as thick as q telegraph pole"
A weekly paper called tho Dispatch
will he issued from the York Dispatch
Office after tho first of next month.
About IL, 600 persons were in attendance
at the Stovertiale camp meeting, Dauphin
county, on Sunday. Fully 1000 vehicles
were on tho outside grounds.
The Keystone agricultural society, of
Reading, has been reOrgauized and will
give a fair the week after the Berks
county fair.
The Liberty cOrDet band of Reading is
rehearsing number Of hymns to be rem
dered on the occasion OF the excursion to
Lititz on Tuesday next.
The number of smallpox cases in Harris
burgh is still increasing, and the houses
in which the loathsOme disease is are all
strictly quarantined. There are several
cases in West Chester also.
Tuesday morning between two and three
o'clock Jacob Boyer, residing in Red Lion,
q village on the mountain about two
miles south of Alburtis, Bcrks county, com
mitted suicide by hanging himself on a
tree i'm the yard.
Constable Harry Roat, Of Harrisburg,
who left for Mannheim, Lancaster county,
to ascertain il the marc found at that
place was the one stolen from Jacob Lauer
has returned with the animal, he having
fully identified her.
Tho Delasoare County Republican, Of
Chester, the Oldest weekly newspaper in
the county, has beeh purchased by Ward
II. Bliss, OF Chester, who has for nearly
two years published the Reporter, legal
Journal. Mr.. Bliss paid over $1,000 for
the property.
Tho MiddIctOwn Press says: I'VE
need not 60 to Lancaster county for brag
tobacco patches now. We have them
right in the vicinity OF MiddletOwn. On
Joseph Souiers's farm near the old
which thero are leaves thirty-six inches
long and "a wide. The average falls very
little short Of that"
Great excitement prevails in North
Heidelburg township, Berks county owing
to the rapid spread of q disease that is
killing many cows. Over thirty have died
during the pas. few days on six different
farms, and many new cases arc reported.
Some say it is rinderpest, others pIeuro-
pneumonia, while others still contend that
the deaths air eady reported resulted from
the eating of mildewed grass. The mat
ter has been reported to the state author
tiles
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AAkkE1N.
philadelphia Marker.

"HILADnLPHlA, August 9.--FlOur--Fresh
ground old firm and wanted new dull.
Rye -four at 8 1894 10.
Wheat nrmer and fairly active: No. West
ern Red, 81 n; Southern and Pa Red, 81 IL
al 16; do Amber, 81 l60l II.
Corn firm and in fair demand Steamer,
S91<c, sail yellow, Ole; do mixed, 9O09OHc ;
No. mixed. 88kGS9c.
Oats scarce and firm No. White, 74c !;
No. 2 do, 730H; No. do TIC No. 9 mixed,
e9c new No. 3. 6606sc do No. 2, 6907Oc.
Rye scarce at 75c.
Fax nominal.
Provisions steady.
Lard steady.
Butter-Choice steady medium yra.les plen.
tifuland weak.
Eggs firm and in light supply
Cheese quiet and best grades steady.
Petroleum steady Refined, $40.
Whisky at 81 IL.
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THIRD EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUG. Q, lsaa.
STEWARDS CHALLENGE.


WHAT WOULD LIvEN UP THE CANVASS.
The Indspsndent kspubllcan Candidate for
Governor wants to Discuss tho Issues
With His Competitors.
PHILADELPHIA, August "a special
from Chambersburg, Pa, says that Sena-
tor Stewart, Independent Republican can
didate for governor, last evening forwarded
letter to Gen. Beaver, in which he pro-
poses joint discussion with Gen. Beaver,
of the political differences in the state at
such places and times as may be agreed
upon by the chairmen of the respective
state committees. It is said that MIR.
Stewart also coutemplates inviting Con-
troller Pattison, the Democratic candi-
date, to meet him in a joint discussion of
the issues of the campaign, and will prob
ably write to him to that effect in few
days.
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browns laousenoiu Panacea

browns hOusehOlu FhnBce0
Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in
the world. viii most surely quicken the
blood, whether taken internally or applied
externally. and thereby more certainly relieve
pain, whether chronic or acute. than any other
pain alleviator, and 1t is warranted double the
strength OF any similar preparation. 1t cures
pain in the Side. Back or Bowels. Sore Throat,
rheumatism and ALL ACHES, and Is THE
GREAT RELIEVER OF PAIN. "BROwN'a
HOUSEHOLD PANAcRA" should de in every
family. A teaspOOnful Of the Panacea In a
tumbler OF hot water [sweetenedi If prefcrredl !,
taken at bed time will BREAK COLD. . cts
u bottle. febll-lYtiM. .WXS&W
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BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures a pain in
man and beast. For use externally and inter.
nally.
1t ID no joke

spirits, longing for food and not being able to
eat when put before You, gnawing pains in
the stomach, lassitCde and q genera feeling
OF 0oneness but q capital joke to find that
Burtock Blood Bittels remove all these
symptoms and only costs 81. For sale at II.
B. COchran's drug store, l37 North Queen
street, lancaster.
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DEATHS.

SroR srELrz.-Aug. 9, 1882, in this city, Dan
iel Stormfeltz, in the 18th year of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from No. 80 South Lime street, on Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock.
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MOthers! IdOthersI! MoEhersH
Are lyon disturbed ut night and broken of
your rest by n sicE child suffering and crying
with eXcruciating pain of cutting teeth If
so, go at once and get Il bottle OF MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediatcly-Cepend
upon II: thcro is no mistake about il. There
IL not & mother on earth who has ever used ii,
who will not tell you at once that 1t will regu-
late the bowels, and give rest to tho mother
and relief and health to the child, operating
like magic. II Is perfectly safe to use in all
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription OF one OF tho Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses In the United
States, Sold everywhere. .5 cents hottie.
ane-ly-M, ,W&S&w
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Overcome Ey Heat.

A German named William Frei-
berg, working for J. r. Smith, con
tractor on tho Charlotte street sewer,
was overcome by the heat this morning.
After laying on the pavement for quite a
while, Dr. Davis was sent for and convoy.
ed him to his residence ON Fulton street.
The man is very poor and needs looking
after:
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LOVE IN THE WEST.


A Brute Chases hisSweeehsars Half . Bloek,
Fatally shoots Her, and then Con-
mteD suicide.
CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-At 10 O'Clock last
night in Wentworth avenue, Dietrich
Peterson, . cigar maker, fatally shot his
former sweetheart Frida Kreckeiair, and
wounded her companion Frances Kraus
and then blew out his own braina The
cause of the tragedy was tho fact that the
girl had cast him of. The first shOt hit
Miss Kraus by accident, whsreupon
Peterson followed his fleeing sweetheart
for half block firing at her. She has one
bullet through her body and one in her
neck and sho cannot live. After che fell
Peterson turned into side street and put
the pistol to his own head. He had tried
to shoot her last spring and was under
bonds to keep the peace.
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NEW T0RK. August 9.-Flour-State and
Western slightly In buyers favor light ex-
port and hone trade demand. Southern un-
changed and dull. -.
Wheat 9<0zc higher and strong; specula-
tive trading only moderate; No. 2 fse0, Aug,
81 l51<0l .l5K; do Sepi., 81 15I0l lSH; do
oct, 81 l61f0l 1GH; do Nov, 81 IN0l lsc; do
year, 81 15H.
ern spot, S70091<c do futures. 7g<0S8Hc.
Oats without decided change; No. 3 Aug.
5e056Ac; Sept, 46x@A6s<c Oct, 47c; State.
6GG78c Western, 6A875c.
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kESClIED EnOM DEATH

The following statement OF William J. Cough
in, OF Somerville, Mass, is so remarkable that
We beg to ask for II the attention OF our read
crs. lie says "In the fall of 1876 was taken
with violent bleeding of the lungs, followed
by a severe cough. 1 soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. was so weak ut one time
that could not leave my bed. In the sum-
mer of 1877 was admitted to the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said had q hole in
my LETT lung rs big as a half-dollar. expend.
ed over a hundred dollars In doctors and med.
icnes. Twas so far gone ut ono time report
went around that was dead. gave up hope
but a friend told me of DIR. WM. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. l laughed at
my friends, thinking my case iEcurable, but l
got bottle to satisfy them, when to my sur
prise and qualification, l commenced to feel
better. My hope, once dead, began to revive,
aud to-day feel in better spirits than have
the past three years.
~ writethis hoping you viii publish 1t, 30
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will bc induced to take DIR. WM. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
have taken two bottles and can positively say
that 1t has done me moro good than all the
other medicines have taken since my sick
ness. My cough has almost entirely disnr'
peared and shall soon be able to go to work. I
Sold nv H. b. Cochran, 137 North Queen street