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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

Andrew Ryder, implicated in the Chicago stock yard 11O, ,O0O hogs steal, was arrested this morning and put in jail. Several men about the yards have suddenly decamped, fearing new developments.
 David F. Cole, a prominent farmer and stock raiser near Cold Water, Mich, has failed for $17, ,0O0 and has been arrested for obtaining money under false pretenses. The affair creates a sensation at Cold Water, where he has always held good reputation.
 At meeting of merchants, manufacturers and other employers of labor held yesterday in Philadelphia situations were secured for a number of Russian refugees. Some of the young men will be sent to Colorado, while several of the girls have been selected by charitable ladies as housemaids and cooks.
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Ireland.

Outrage on Farmer-Parnell Punished
 for Breach of Discipline.
 DUBLIN, Feb. 27.-It is reported that a farmers house at Teakle, Clare county, was attacked by some unknown persons and the farmer and his two sons shot, one of the sons being killed The alleged cause was that they had paid their rent
 Parneil is being punished by week of sol itary confinement in Kilmainham for breach of discipline in trying to smuggle letter from prison.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-02-28
A wtfe,s Suit for Divorce.

BROOKLYN, Feb 27.-Mrs. Maria Allen has commenced suit for divorce against her hus- band Gilbert. The case was called in the Kings county supreme court. Counsel for defendant asked for a postponement. The defendant has made countercharge against his wife, accusing her with having eloped with man named Conklin, with whom she stopped at hotels in Massachusetts and Con- necticut. The trial was adjourned until Sat urday.
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Fl. P. HOADLEY'S Real Estate Office.
HORACE F. HOADLEY,
 Real Estate Dealer, 2 Hoadley Building, A9 Church St.

FOR SALE, J&@A TO CLOSE an estate, the Brick Dwelling EiiH House No. no Meadow street, with the land NH.Il belonging thereto. Apply to
 CHAS. A. WHITE, Adm'r estate Russell Hotchkiss, deceased, fe7tma1 69 Church Street.
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Family Sewing Wanted
BOOKKEEPER.
WANTED,

experienced Bookkeeper desires a situation :; "A hrst-class references and testimonials. Address fe57 Sts ar " G. this oesos
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A Eoraer,s Escape from Prison.

SALEM, Feb. 27.-When Deputy Sheriff Barton to day entered the cell of Charles Filley, the notorious forger, for the purpose of serving his dinner, the prisoner sprang upon him and foored him with such force as to produce inconsistencies. He then tied his hands and locked the cell door and escaped, taking the key with him. Bar ton was locked up two hours when the doors were forced open and he was released. Two posses of citizens are securing the AIillyille and!Vineland pike for Filley.
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WANTEn

SeA. FROM May 1st, 1882. House and Barn, To- fs:iH cated within the boundaries of Elm, Pearl. E:u State and Prospect EtreetA- House must con tain not less than ten roorns and be convenient for two families. Price not to exceed Soo or $50 per year. Pay sure. Address
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EOR SALE,
Fruit and Vegetable Grounds, On- Iy 15 minutes drive from City
 Hall. 12 acres.

OCATION unsurpassed in the county. This \ property is admirably adapted to the culture of fruits and vegetables of all descriptions large plat of strawberries set last year. Blackber- ries raspberries, &c., in abub dance. There 8 large variety of apple trees. very choice all large size, S200 worth of apples were sold from them in 1881, and 40 barrels of cider. Grapes, pears, peaches and plums in abundance. There is a good twostory house, eight rooms also two other houses which be rented, good barn, sheds, hennery and other outbuildings. beautiful natural grove of about skirts end of the property, making it delightful resort. This property is located one of the finest avenues leading to and from the city, and be purchased for reasonable price, For particulars cail or address,
 HINMAN'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
 fn1+F Hl,11rc1 ctr
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THE OLD WORLD.
Russia.

The Czar Proposing to AbdIcate.
 COLOGNE, Feb 27.-A report is in circula- tion here said to have come from a good souce to the effect that unless affairs in Rus sia very soon assume a different and more favorable aspect the Czar will abdicate in favor of his eldest son immediately after his c0ronatiOn
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INEXPERIENCED young wornsn, IS years old or EL more, to take charge Of two children; must ee capable tidy and respectful and willing to travel Apply after to-day at 135 Davenport avenue, from F
 saSo I TOOF
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MEXICO.
Emtgrants Down With the Measles.

Emtgrants Down With the Measles.
 VERA CRUZ, Feb. 27.-Of 1 800 Italian emi- gaants who arrived in the steamer Mexico on last Saturday, 3OG have malignant form of the measles Nineteen died on the passage from Italy. The vessel has been quarantined in the harbor All the emigrants who were unaffected by the disease, after being given a clean bill by the health officers of the port, were allowed to land. Three colonies are to be formed, of one hundred families each, in the States of Puebla Tampico and Baretto.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-02-28
Another Fire in Court Street.

About twenty minutes past three o'clock this morning Officer Reynolds discovered a bundle of clothing ablaze that were in chair just inside the door of Leichter's store where fire was discovered earlier in the evening, and the alarm was again sounded, but before the arrival of the fire department the door was burst open and the burning goods pitch ed into the street The fremen were sent home, their services not being required.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-02-28
A ,rorteape for Eleven Millions,

WARSAW, Feb. 27.-A voluminous mort gage has been recorded in the Cataraugus, Wyoming and Erie county clerks office in this State. It was given by the Buffalo, New York and Philadelphia Railroad company to the United States Trust company of New York for the sum of eleven million dollars. The bonds are consolidated first mortgage coupon bonds, being $1,O00 each, payable in gold in forty years from date with interest at 8 per cent. semi-annually, privileged to be registered. The mortgage covers all the property, privileges and franchises of this corporation. It has become necessary for the company to borrow this vast sum for the purpose of retiring its bonded indebtedness and for carving out it's leases.
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FIRE RECORD.
Soap Works in Flames.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 27.-The Miami oil and soap works, owned by Joseph J. Gest, were totally destroyed by fire tonight. Loss $50, GOO, partially insured, mostly in eastern companies This is the fifth time the works have been OF fire in the last eighteen months.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Arrived, the Hell vetia from Liverpool
 Plymouth-Arrived, the Westphalia from New York for Hamburg.
 Havre-Arrived (the 26th), the France for New York.
 Liverpool-Arrived, the Celtic from New York
Morning journal and courier., 1882-02-28

FOK RENT, IEsAss A DESIRABLE Brick House, situated in York EsH Square Place. containing Il rooms, with the EmA modern conveniences, and is in complete or der; possession given April 1st. Apply to
 MANVILLE & CO.,, 424 State Street,
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IO EOELNIs ,sAas WHOLE HOUSE Mo- 797 State street, ga ssiiH and water and heated by furnace, and in first Eiil class order; first floor $21, second floor $17 Also first floor l37 Henry street. Inquire of
 A. M. HOLMES, no1o if 69 Church Street. Room 8.
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,HD DTN"

sRA. THE Brick House 157 Bradley street; mod HHiiiH ern conveniences; possession May 1st sec GiU ond floor Tenement corner George and Day streets city water possession immediately. Ten ement third floor, at 215 Congress avenue; possess- ion immediately. FOR SALE-A House, st-class corner Lot on Wooster Wallace streets, suitable for manufacturing purposes.
 JOSEPH SONNENBERG,' Real Estate Broker,
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KtIIad While Crossing the Track

BOSTON, Feb. 27.-Ellen Curran, of South Boston, aged forty, was struck by a train on the New York and New England railroad tEis afternoon and instantly killed. She was crossing the track with a sack of cinders She leaves husband and ten-year- old son.
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Wayvvmrd Girls from New England.
 NEW YORK, Feb PA lady who intro duced herself as the wife of physician in Providence, R. l., called upon Superinten- dent Walling to-day and asked him to take steps to arrest her two daughters, who had
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THE WEST.
Ohio,
The EIooas in tb. west

CINCINNATI, Feb. 27.-Specials from all points down the river say the floods have not done as much damage as feared. The farm CTS in Tennessee and Mississippi are prepar- ing for the spring crop and rejoice in an ad- vanced Season.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
SRIa of Troffer.

ERIE, Feb. 27.-C.ptain D. M Johnson has sold Mattie Jackson, the four year old, record 2:25, by Almont, to Ezra Smith, of Lee Mass. Terms private.
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FOR SALE.

%sAa. FOUR NEW HOUSES Lamberton street EAsit Howard Avenue, will be sold at req EFlU sonable price and on easy terms. If not sold on the 1st of March will rent them. Apply to
 W. O. ARMSTRONG, wafa. and +a+a
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Asking Pardon for Davstt.

LONDON, Feb. 28.-The Irish members of the House have agreed to move an address to the Queen asking free pardon for Michael DaVitt.
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A saducer,s Contempttble Trick,

BOSTON, Feb 27.-OrreT Paro, a waiter at the TremontsH Hotel in this city, was arrested to-day on requisition of Governor Cornell of New York, indorsed by Governor Long, on charge of accomplishing the ruin of Mary Swanick of that State. Both were servants at Saratoga Springs, where the girls ruin was accomplished under promise of marriage. Paro went to Plattsburg, N. Y, made ar engagements for the marriage and sent for the girl Instead of marrying her, however, he burst open her trunk, robbed her of $1O0 and iewelry, all the girls savings, and aban. doned her. His whereabouts were discovered by a mutual friend and his arrest followed.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-02-28
|, Eishtng schooner,s prisfortunes,

GLOUCESTER, Feb. 2T.-The schooner Mist, which arrived from Banks halibuting trip yesterday, was caught in ice foes, had her stern and blanks badly chafed and came near being crushed. Some fifty-six fathoms. of cable was cut up into lenders and by con- stant watchfulness the danger averted. The Mist lost her cable anchor in gale on the 9th and was supplied on the fishing grounds by the schooner Coriuna H. Bishop She afterwards lost her dories and part of her trawl gear.
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News from Engtneer IeIyiIIe

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 27.-The following dispatch from Engineer Melville has been re- ceived at Irkutsk: ''January 31-We are just entering the wilderness in search of De- long and party" The American Navy de- partment has requested the captain of steam CT Rodgers, at present wintering in the north, to go to the Lena if advisable.
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The Czar Disp1eased With skobeleff.
 BERLIN, Feb. 27.-Prince Oreloff, the Rus sian ambassador, had a conference with En- peror William and Bismarck and gave them pleased with General Skobeleff. Bismarck expressed his satisfaction at Prince Orelof's assurances
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FOR, SAV.E-

5RAAA AT bargain three story and basement, Hass1| sub-cellar, high stoop Philadelphia brick Elnl house, 12 minutes from postoffce, t-class neighborhood. Apply at office of
 RUBBER TRUSS CO, fe22tf 256 Chapel Street.
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DEATHS.

McIELLAN-The funeral of the late Mrs Jeanie Nc Lellan will take place from the residence of her son-in- law, No. IT Elliott street. this (Tuesday) morning at o'clock. Burial at convenience of the family.
 McGINN-In the 94th year of his age, Patrick Me Ginn, a native of the County Cavan, Ireland Cous
 in to the late Rev Father Mcginn, for fifty years F. P. of Valentin, and relative of the late Rt Rev. Edward Mcginn, Bishop of Derry
 Funeral will take place from the residence of his son, Thomas McGnn, 99 Rosette street, Tuesday at 300 D. m. Friends invited.
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Real Gstate.
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT. ghs4, A FURNISHED HOUSE, with all modern im- EFsH provements. For particulars inquire in the Ea.U afternoon evening, at fe27 3t* 451 HOWARD AVENUE
 FOR RENT. sSG44, THE large and pleasantly located Brick MH5 House 105 Martin street. having all convenien- E..sI ces spacious lot will be leased from May l for a of years to acceptable party on satis- factory terms
 fe27 If T. TROWBRIDGE, 2d
 FOR RENT, SA%SsA ONE HALF of the spacious and elegantly fit E ted up Store, situated at 194 Chapel street. The ka..l other half will be used at present by the agents of the Household Sewing Machine Co., The To- cation is rstclass for all business purposes the rent moderate. For particulars apply to P. E. AUS TIN. on the premises, or I. STROUSE, fe27 Ct 24 Franklin street.
 FOR RENT, $kAss PART OF THE large and commodious Store HaiiI and Basement, adapted for all kinds busi- E.l ness and in good locality, occupied by the Household Sewing Machine Co. For particulars, ap- ply to
 N. H. CORSET AND SEWING MACHINE CO.,,
 194 Chapel Street. fe25 Ct Below the Bridge.
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N 4AHA4 FROM May 1st, the Store No. 119 Orange E;,i street, now occupied by Mrs. Hunter as 8 mil Eli linery store. Is well adapted for the millinery or other light business. Apply to
 E. H. TROWBRIDGE, fe22 If 79 Long Wharf.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-02-28

WAN ILDs SsIX Body Makers. Gearing and Wheel Maker S BlAcksmiths and Painters, st
 COLUMBUS BUGGY CO., fan et Coiurnh7s Ohio
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Houses and Lots For Sale.

HsAsa Three first-cIass Houses on College RiiH street. with all the modern conveniences, Ea.U can be bought at bargain. A good House
 with Barn and large Lot, on of the best
 in the city, will be sold low if sold soon. new one family Houses near RR. shops, three for $2,500 each, one for $Ss,6OO. Terms easy. FOR RENT, A number of First-class houses, Money to loan city property. 49 Church Street, Room Hoadley Building. Office open evenings l.. F. COMSTOCR.
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" q nnA OR s6. .000 on good mortgage secu- SO.UOU Fiiy st per esn. Addres.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,

H L DRIYATE families, boarding houses, hotels and E restaurants can be supplied with help of differ natonalities Great attention is paid by the pretor of the establishment in the choice of girls and women before sending them to fill situation Coun- try calls of any distance promptly attended to-
 MRS T. MULLIGAS, fa11tf 2q3 Grand street cor. Olive
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The Irish Repression Bill.

LONDON. NAV 19.--The debate on the
Governments repression bill was resumed
i'm the House Of Commons to-day. Mr.
Sexton said the Irish members would see
bv the way in which the bin was admin
istered whether they could continue 10
discharge their functions. and whether il
would not be their duty 10 allow the GOV
eminent and the people Of Ireland 70 come
face 20 face.
Mr.. Gladstone stated that the repression
bin was not founded on the PhRnix-Park
murders. Il was contemplated long before
their occurrence. The crime. Dc said.
could not have been committed without
many Witnesses, and though some NAV be
silent because o. sympathy with the assas-
sins, many more must he terr0riZed. He
desired that the bin should pass unaltered
10 IT, main lines. IL was not founded upon
panic. nor conceived IN a party spirit.
II was intended 10 meet the great crisis in
the spirit approved by all loyal citizens.
Mr.. Gladstone's remarks were often
cheercd.
Mr.. Parnell said be hoped that the Gov
eminent would give more time Tor the dis
cussi0n IN committee 81 the amendments
his party intended % move. Mr.. Parnelfs
speech was most moderate throughout. de
said he had hoped that, with the passage Of
an arrears bin and other amendments %
the land act. the Land League agitation
might be ended.
Mr.. Broadhurst advanced LIBERAL said
the bin was unduly stringent
Mr. Healy declared that il was aimed al
the suppression Of the Land League.
Mr. Dillon stated that he had received a
letter from Patrick Egan denying the H.
serti0n q Mr.. Foster relative 10 Sheridan
made IN the House on Monday, and said
that Mr. Forster should either prove the
truth Of liz statement or rctract il.
Mr.. Gladstone, replying 20 NJ. sexton,
denied that the bin was the outcome Of
English resentment. He stated that be had
received GO addresses from various public
bodie- expressing the hope that tie MUIR
der, would not hinder remedial legislation.
Mr.. Gladstone said the Government con-
sidered The repression and arrears bills In
s.p.rahlc. and could not consent TO the
abandonment or essential impairment o.
either.
M Mitchell Henry opposed the hili be-
cause Of the absence % Irish clements in
the Executive 81 Ireland.
The repression lill was then passed 20 IL
second reading by vote o. 3S3 against So.
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Alleged Confession Of One Of the Dub
lin ASSaSsins.

DUBLIN. May 19.-The Freemafs'S jour
nal publishes an eight-c0lumn story, an0ny-
m0usly sent, and bearing London post
mark, processing 70 be q confession Of enc
Of the assassins. II intimaies that the
crime was conceived, as an answer 10 the
appointment Of Lord Frederick Cayendish.
by the Irish Association Society, having
branches throughout the kingdom. Over
twenty persons are said To be implicated in
the crime, all OF whom have now escaped
70 England in various disguises. The
writer SAYS they attended the funerals OF
their victims. The story has created a sen
sation, but il i considered hoax. II con.
tains many gross absurdities.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
10 THE DISPATCH FROM AL POINTS.

and Other Washington Mat
ters-Psssase OF the Banking Bill and the
Five Per Cent. Land Bsll-Soushern Freshly
terrain General Assembly The Methodist
Episcopal Cbsrch Conference at Nashville
Execufiea Of a New York Murderer-A
rsess Double Murder I'm kentpcky-De-
ssrEctive Fire In Lyons France-Inserest-
ing Fereign Events, &e-
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surplus, shall not be- charged rs an offset
agiinsf any part Of the amount coming to
State under the bin. The bin prohibits
States from paying any part Of the money
received by them 20 agents or attorneys for
services in procuring the passage OF the
act. or in connection with the claims OF
States, unless such payments are authorized
by State laws passed after the date OF the
act By an amendment adopted to-day, the
benefits Of the foregoing provisions are ex-
tended 70 California.
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Especial teIegrHm % tbe Disfaich-J
CHATHAM, Va, May 19.-The trial Of
Walter Hamilton Yeats for the murder Of
Presley Z. Atkinson at Sycamore station.
in this county, IN February last, was con-
cluded in the County Court to-day. Twenty
minutes after retiring the jury brought in
verdict Of murder in the first degree.
The prisoner showed the utmost indi1er-
ence throughout the trial, and after the ver-
diet was announced he told the sheriff 10
get his rope, that he was ready TO 90 10 the
gallows.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. May IS. lsez-
CEFEhING-.
WHEAT.-White- : . bushels Rec Let bus. .
CoEN.-Vhne 8.Iss bushels. Mixed. 500
bushels.
DaT--s00 bushels.
BlACE PEAs.-3- bushels.
SAILS RTP0RTED 10 SECRETARY.
WuEAT-Wiite. "a bushels good az . l-a5: 4 =
hiishel. prime "a LAD. BED. Loco olslrr prime
Lancaster 90 sl.45: 40 ha.i4fls prime Lancaster
q. SLAB. a. bushels common Lancaster 81 LAO
"a hu-hlls common mixed a. sl-2o.
lOEN.-N hte- 81 uuslel. very En'4 ~ ii..-
Il q1r.. 900 Nu-hci. prime virginia ~ we
gl--rrs Tone -f1adv Receipts. 200 h..ie--
ouotati1u- Auddur. j lac, ipw u1dllus. *
mIII -. good ordinary, 1U-salpisc.' ordinary
g.tQe1c.
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THE BODY OF Mr.. JOSEPH y. cAETER POUND
IN THE pAS KIvER-THE JrRT's VERDICT.
Especial telegram to the Dispaieh-I
sorTB BcsToS, Va, May 1.-the BODY
Of Mr.. J. Y. Carter, who so mysteriously
disappeared on Friday night last, was
found to-day floating in the Dan river
about two and hall miles below this place.
A jury Of inquest was summoned by
Justice Edmunds, and a verdict OF acct
dental drowning given. Mr.. Carter was
well-known citizen, and leaves wife and
seven small children
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CULIISGwOoD, ONTARIO, MAY lathe
steamer City OF Owen Sound arriy ed from
Duluth to-day, and reported having picked
up a small boat containing the mate Of the
steamer Manitoulin, Of the Great Northern
Transit Company. The Manifoulin took
Ere In Lake Huron al IL O'Clock yesterday
morning, and was completely destroyed.
One Of the boats, with the rescued crew
and passengers. was upset, and Robert
Henry and a little unknown girl were
drowned. A tug has been sent from Xii
larney 10 the scene Of the disaster.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

FRIDAY. nay III ArcEs
sALEs--F1RsT BoSRD.-10 siares Pesersbure
Railroad at 2sx- o do. nj PSI. 10 do. Al 2es. 10
do. AZ 2sk: 500 Richmond city 50 at 1C2; coo
Richmond city e's al 1914. hoo do. al Is2
5000 Richmond and Allegheny first rs At 81
LOCO Manchester tax-receivnbie &c al So; 10
shares Norfolk and Western preferred ut sis: 400
Richmond city s. at llls: 1000 Petersburg
Railroad. Class B. (B c. 1t 75z; 1000 Rich
m0nd and Danviiie. 1890 ~. c.. AZ 10s.
SECOND BoAED.-60o Richmond city Sc a,
1llk, 1000 Do, 1894. nj l02A es0 Virginia tax
receivable coupons At ca 10 shares Richmond
,ra rsa.tvffls M lOlk
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Commercial Crashes.

NEW YORK, MAY 19.-The failures
throughout the country for seven days re-
ported to New York number 1914. OF these
i occurred in eastern States. 50 In west
ern, % in southern, p in Middle, y in the
Pacific States and Territories, and in
New York city. This Is an increase Of :
over last week. The failures in the city Of
New York are not significant and business
troubles were seldom fewer than now.
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LoNDoN, May 1a.-Advices from Lyons
state that great fire has occurred there.
4 number Of workshops and other build
ings were destroyed. The fire is believed
to have been OF incendiary origin. Three
thousand persons are thrown out Of employ
rueut Loss. f1C0. 600.
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A Kentucky Tragedy.

LOUISVILLE, ny, May ia special from
Lebanon, by, reports the mysterious muir
der OF Rosa Osborne and her daughter,
aged ten. Their bodies were found this
morning-thai Of mother in a little stream
with cut on the head, and the child in bed
with Der throat cut There is no clue 70
the criminal.