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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-08-11

%" T"c'day. AHgu.' li,i. I>Sa.
Wrights Band Of ten pieces ha. been engaged
for the dance.
-Four Handsome Prizes will be awarded the sue.
cessiul Knights which they are expected 60 pre-.
sent TO the ladies whom they may crown
:c-Singlc gentlemen only 20 ride. Entrance
fee 60 knights. Si.00. Each Knight a,u.i appcar
In kIightly costume. Costumes tU be hal On the
day Of the tourney from Baltimore cosiuiner nj
Wheeler Hotel. at Sl.0O advance OF the entrance
fee.
.ES-Pr"ccssion 10 form promptly at o'clock
J.. NJ. Riding to commence a; . o'clock sharp.
OFFICERS -
Chi,y Mdr.hui-Col. Thomas T.. Parl,tt
Hsraids-T. II. Parle,t. Willie Foreman. Eddie
Willis. Je.se Slinglud.
Iiss-h ssPer-Sergt. Thomas J. Hunter
JHdges-lIon. Richard Grason. Col. Daniel Jen.
iicr. II. c. Longnccker. Esq. Vim. II. Ruby, ESQ.
John !. En.or. Esq. VIM. A. Slaie. Esq, Chas.
I. cockcy, Esq.
ORATOR - Charge TO the knights. Major John /.
Yelo;,: Coronation Address. Fielder {. Slingluf.
Esq.
ne-An communications should be addressed
20 the Secretary. Knights desiring TO enter will
please send their and titles 10 the Secretary
before the day of the tourney.
Committee If irrdngrHcats-capt. John Ridge.
ly of H.. Lieut.. Chas. u. MCLEAN. Lieut.. Robert
Pilson. Serst. H. :. Jarrett. Corpi. Chas. r. Chew,
Private George Horne. Private Benz. \. Butler.
Il. c. MASSENBCRG. Secretary.
July 3s.--3t. Towson L. o.. Nd,
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Money to loan on Mortgage In sums Of from
$500 10 $1,000. Apply 10
II. L. BOWEN,
Real Estate Agent. Towsontowp, Nd.
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CuAMBERGER q RISTEAU,

We also offer our services 10 the citizens Of Bal.
iimore county. Orders may be left at the Office Of
this paper. Terms moderate.
slIAMDERGER A RisTEAU.
July H. S3y.
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DRIvATE sALE

DRIvATE MALE So
III NJ
A HOUSE AND LOT IN TOwsONTowN,
Lot III feet front and aijoins Trinity Church
property. The lot IL In fec. The House l. two
story frame. containing eish, rooms. with cellar
under the whole.
s-For further particulars apply to
JOHN BURNS,
May 2i.-tE Towsontouu.
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SALE

X. s. Cuibreth. N. w. Offu,t, John yell
lott. ID. q. Mcintosh. Attorneys.
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NOR SALE OR LEASE
At a N n a. z

4 TEN.ACRE LOT OF GROUND. on -
the Belair road. aboGi miles from the city
Of Baltimore and immediately Ia front Of Saint
Joseph's church. Thislot lies very high and would
make n beautiful building site. commanding a
view of the surrounding country. IL has also
Kind soil under GUILTY. alton, but 10 set In grass
viii be sold or leased cheap on casy terms. Write
or apply 10 CHARLES {. RHODES.
% 81. Paul street, baltimore. Nd.
Tale az
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ME!


Having increased facilities for burning LINE,
We take this method OF Informing the people Of
Baltimore and Hartford counties tia. Ne are now
prepared 10 furnish BUILDING. wnITEwAsH
and AGRICULTURAL LINE. which No Offer At
reasonable Tales. Our stone being of n superior
qaai,ty We guarantee satisfaction. Kilns at Loeb
Raven. sHANKLIN a JENIFER,
Postofhee-Towson or Cub Hill,
June2, sly. Baltimore county, Nd.
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DROPOSAI.S.

TIE building Committee Of ST. James Parish,
baltimore county, desire 60 receive bids for a
TOWER ADDITION TO the Parish Church. about
miles from MonktOn. The drawings and spsci-
hcatons can be found at the Reetory. opposite the
Church. The Committee reserve 10 themselves
the right TO reject any or all bids.
For the Committee, X. EMORY, NJ. ID.
Taylor =. o., Hartford county.
Aug. l1.-2t.
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ATTENTION ALL .t.
YGU CAN PURCHASE
ANY KIND OR SIZE OF COAL,
ALSO. BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR, FEED. &c.
AND 4 FIRST-CLAsS FERTILIZER FOR
WHEAT AND GRASS.
Al Goods will be sold at the Lowest Priees.
II. y. BARTLESON,
baldwin ?. o.. Baltimore county. Nd.
Aug. 1l.-3m.
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VALUABLE FARMING LANDS. BUILDING
LOTS, &C. ~ AND NEAR THE VII.
LACE OF REISTERsTOWN, IN
BALTIMORE COUNTY.

iiy virtue Of the power contained in the will %.
Jacob :. Forney, late Of Baltimore county, ~,
~ deceased. and an order ofthe Orphan. szS<s
IL Court OF said county passed in the
matter Of the said estate. the undersigned AdiniIi
i.trators d. b. n c. A.. will sell at public sale on
THE PREMISES
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'I,ENTH ANNUALTOURNAMEyT
u -ANn--
CORONATION BALL.
ASkAS

To BE HELD IN LONG GREEN VALLEY.
NEAR GLENARM STATION. NJ. c. u. r.,
d. WsfHssfag. August l5,k. iSS3.
re- Riding to begin at o'clock Z. NJ, sharp.
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Another important Notice!

take great pleasure in announcing TO my many
friends through the country that ! am now man.
ufaetufing a full line Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-23

NEW YORK. June 22.-Cotron-Net aud gross
receipts, ls9 bales. Futures closed dgll aud
steady: sales. 1900 bales; Jane, flO43O
IslO.44: July. slO.4f; August. 81, 81; sep
lemher, slO25. October, l0.9j@slO. 80 No
yemher, slO.s7Nsl0.ss; December, 1850
sIOsg: January. siO.96Ws 1897; February,
slO.O7: March. s10.l7@slO.l9.
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Murder i'm Georgia.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
BAILEY, GA, June 22.-A most brutal
murder took place near here Saturday. To-
day Wilson BaXley's little grandson was
out hog-huntlng near the creek, and seeing
a multitude OF buzzards in the creek,
went to see what was dead, when he
found the dead body OF a man. He at
once gave an alarm in the settlement.
News being brought to town, Mr.. John
son, Justice OF the peace, Immediately sum-
moned jury Of ten men, and upon inves-
tigation they found that the body was that
Of John Brimmage, who was killed Satur-
day by Fletcher Lowery in difficulty
about woman. After Brimmage was
dead the woman and Lowery dragged the
body into a thick place Of mud and water
and left il.
The jury returned the following YER
dict: 1--WE find the body to be that OF
John Brimmage, and that he was murdered
by Fletcher Lowery.' Lowery was ar
rested, and is now in jail awaiting pre-
liminary trial tomorrow. The woman was
arrested at Towns to-day and brought
back as a witness. She says that Lowery
shot deceased. Lowery is from North
Carolina.
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HELP oNEANoTHER.

Mr.. NORMAN HUNT, Of No. 100 Chestnut street,
Springfield. Mass. writes April 10, 1883, saying
Having the ahliction caused by kidney and
hver-diseases and after enduring the aches pains
weakness and depression incident thereto until
body and soul were nearly distracted, sought for
relief and a cure from my trouble and was told by
afriend' who had been cured by i,hmself, that the
best and only sure cure was Hunts Remedy, and
upon his accommodation l commenced taxing It.
and the first few doses improved my condition in
very marked manner, and a continuance OF It's
use has justified all that my friends claimed forii
that 1t was sure and permanent cure for all dis
eases of the kidneys and liver. Several of my
friends In Springfield have used It with the most
gratifying results, and feel 1t my duty as well as
a pleasure to me TO recommend Hunts Remedy in
the highest possible terms"
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south American Affairs.
APPOINTMENT OF UNITED STATES MINISTER'S
TO PERU AND BOLIylA-rHE QUESTION OF
PEACE BETWEEN CHILL AND PERU.
rRy telegraph 70 the Dispatcli.I

APPOINTMENT OF UNITED STATES MINISTER'S
To PERU AND BOIIvIA-THE QUESTION OF
PEACE BETWEEN CHILL AND PERU.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatcli.I
w,euVaToN. ID. c., June 22.-The Pre-
sident to-day appointed Captain ;. L..
Pbelns. Of the District Of Columbia, Min
ister 10 peru, and Richard Gibbs, OF New
York, Minister to Bolivia. Ihese appoint
ments were made necessary Dy tue resigna-
tion of Mr.. Partridge from the PERUVIAN
mission, and by the return 10 the United
States from Bolivia OF Mr. Nancy VINO Is
IN and unable to remain al MS post. MI.
Gibbs was United States Minister to Peru
from 1879 to 1879. Mr.. Phelps was for
merly naval officer, and at one time pre-
sident Of the Board Of Commissioners OF
the district Of Columbia. Both are IA
mjliar with the language OF the countries
to which they are accredited.
n "a learned at the Department OF State
that Secretary Frelinghuysen some time
since sent AN instruction to Dr. Logan, our
Minister 10 Chill, to propose a basis Of
peece upon which all parties could agree,
and which II was hoped. IL concluded,
would no permanent. This basis was in
substance the cession 10 Chill OF the Peru
v,an territory OF Tarapaca, and the sub
,nission IN impartial arbitration OF the
Question whether any additional territory
should be coded, and II so now thucn ana
on what terms. The proposeu settlement
was submitted TO the representative chill
and Peru i'm Washington, ana met with
their approval. Shortly aiter the receipt OF
this instruction by Mr.. Logan, however,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-23
Uomsopathists I'm Council.

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.J
NIAGARA FALLS. \. Y, June 22.-The
American Institute OF Homeopathy. now
in session at Niagara Falls, has IN attend
ance OF about 800 prominent physicians
from various parts Of the country. Scien-
tifc and practical subjects connected with
medicine are being discussed under the
Bureau OF Microscopy and Histology.
Fifteen papers were presented on antiseptic
surgery in its various forms. An inter-
collegiate committee was established, con-
sisting Of two delegates from each OF the
eleven homeopathic colleges. The Bureau
Of Medical Education presented an lmpor-
tant report by It's chairman, DR.. Egbert
Guernsey. Of New York. II advocated,
first, the broadest and most complete cur
riculum Of study, embracing scientific
truths 81 whatever schools; second. that at
least three. and, better still, four entire
years o. study shall be considered obiigato-
~; third. coeducation OF men and women
~ medicine: fourth, the importance OF
most extensive chemical instruction.
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The ChiiIicothe Cyclone.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

10y V-IT-THIII
kansas City. Mo-, June 22.-A dispatch
from ChillicOthe. Mo-, 20 the Times says !;
The tornado in this county on Tuesday
night lasted two hours. II extended I'VE
or six miles, leaving path sharply defined
from half 10 three quarters OF mile
wide, and destroying houses. crops, ana
fences wherever II touched. Edward
james and Mrs. Jackson were killed out
right. Those thought to be fatally injured
are Mrs. Birtch, Mrs. Amy Click, Mrs.
Dusenberry, Jack Wilson, and Bert sny-
der. Several others received painful iniu-
Iies. A child OF John Hughes was rem
dered totally blind. The losses are heavy.
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Rowing Contest N Chicago.
IBy telegraph to The Dispatch.l

10y Atit-At lA ~ tAN bANitttN-Asi
CHICAGO. June 22.-Fifteen oarsmen en-
tered in a regatta al Pullman to-day. Three
trial-beats were rowed. with five men in
each heat, Of whom the first and second
men were 10 row decisive heat.
First heat-Hanlan, Mckay, Lee, Par
ker. and Briceland.
Second heat-Hosmer, Plaisted, Riley,
Teemer, and Kennedy.
Third heat-Hamm, Weisberger, Can
dauer. Elliott, and Claytore.
The result Of these heats made the start
ers for the decisive heat Hanlan. Lee, Hos
mer. Teemer. Gandauer. and Hamm.
Hanlan won the deciding heat in %
minutes and 80 seconds; Hosmer second,
and Hamm third.
Kennedy's she'll in the trial-heat broke
in two and left him swimming. He reached
the shore Oh one OF the fragments OF his
boat. but was distanced for the race.
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A Mysterious Murder Near Chicago.
Rv telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I

by telegraph 10 inc blspatChj
CHICAGO, June 22.-At Kensington, SIX
teen miles south Of Chicago, discovery
was made yesterday Of horrible murder.
Edward Verunuler, laborer, beat his
wife. Fearing that her husband intended
TO murder her she dragged herself to the
nearest neighbours and related story that
one Sunday morning during last October
Verunuler sent her son, his stepson,
aged ten years, to make some small
purchases. The boy returned with the
change forty cents short. The brutal
stepfather thereupon pounded and beat
the boy to death. and took up the kitchen
floor and buried the body. Since murder
ing his stepson he has made several saw
age attacks on his wife, that OF yesterday
being likely to result in her death, as she
was about TO become q mother. The body
OF the son was discovered under the floor.
Verunuler Is in Jail. There are threats OF
lynching him.
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National Board OF Health.

IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch'l
WASHINGTON, June pat the annual
meeting Of the National Board OF Health
to-day the following officers were eiected
for the ensuing year President, Dr. James
L. Cabell, Of Virginia; Nice-Presldent, Dr.
Stephen Smith, OF New York; secretary,
George L. Waring, Jr., OF Rhode Island;
Executive Committee, DR.. T.. 5. Ferdl,
Hon. T. Simons, and DR.. Charles Smart.
The Board decided TO tender TO the Presi-
d Mt OF the United states quarantine outhtS
at ship-Island station, Miss, ana az sapeIo
Sound, Ga, for use in connection win the
fund placed under his control by congress
for the prevention and suppression OF cpl
demic diseases.
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the Gillian Government had come TO an
Arrangement with Iglesias, the result OF
which has already been announced by tele-
graph. Whether Iglesias represents the
populer sentiment Of Peru and will
receive the substantial support OF its
people so rs to authorize other
countries to recognize him to represent that
republic is a question upon which Messrs.
Logan. Phelps, and Gibbs are expected TO
furnish the Government OF the United
States with information upon which it may
Justly and wisely act. While these gen.
tIemen will be very carefully instructed,
broad discretion will necessarily be left to
them as to the details OF their course, and
the question OF the final recognition OF any
defdcto government in Peru is reserved to
the Government.
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Murderors Released as Innocent,
Proved Guilty and Lynched.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

lBy telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.J
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 22.-The amer
ic0n'S special from Pulaski, Tenn, says
that KYLE Walker and Harry Reed doth
colored), who were arrested for supposed
inDlication in the murder OF young Trlce
at Veto, Ala, were released on We'd
nesday. but certain persons believing
them guilty. Investigated, found proof,
and had them resrrested. BY. threats,
n fourteen-year-oId son Of Wesley War
ner. who was lynched Tuesday, was
forced to disclose the particulars OF
the crime. which were substantiated
by his mother. The goods and mule stolen
were found in the places indicated, and
Walker and Reed were taken Thursday
night and lynched. They confessed fully
before being lynched, but expressed no
feelings OF regret.
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Ky Telegraph
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. June 22- Noon Stocks strong
and higher. Money 2J@3 per cent. Exchange
Long, 4s4t; short, ASS. state bonds steady.
Governments strong.
Ercnfng .-txcnanRe. ASK. Governments
strong new SIS, lO3's bid new AIS. il2h: new
As. llsh; new 3, 1885,. Money, 2lS percent.
state bonds quiet sub Treasury ballnces-GOid.
sl13.53f.0nO: currencv. fs247.OuO.
The share market opened with every indication
Of higher prices. and continuance of tie bull
feeling which characterized Yesterdays dealings.
Under a demand 10 cover short contracts an adj
vance Of 4Nla took place, Lackawanna. North
west Lake shore. Jersey Central, and Texas-Pg-
cifc being prominent IN tie advance. During the
afternoon The IN rket was lcss active and weaker,
and a decline of hmlH was recorded. Transac-
tons were on n smaller scale than any prcyiOu.
day of the week. Long Island was again higher
aud rose To % on sales of 1900 shares. Com
pared with las, NIGHTS closing active stocks show
decline OF sGA. In specialtles. Chicago, 81
Louis. and Pittsburgh preferred declined 2
10 55 Richmond and Danvile. 10 30 !;
Richmond aud West Point Terminal, .. 10 32i .
G.. G. G. aud I. advanced . TO TAI ohio Central,
3 10 l0f: Manhattan Beach, Z 70 2et. 1rans-
actions, 2j94O0 shares
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June 22.-virglnia 6's, consolidi-
ted o9s: second series. 80; past-due coupons. 40
new s., 53s. Bid.
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Fatal Explosion I'm New York.

(By telegraph to the Dispateh'I
NEW YORK, June 22.-SOme workmen at
n sewer on the Riverside drive to-day prod
ded blasting-fuse that had failed to go of,
and an explosion occurred. by which James
O,Rrien was mangled and killed, John Nc
Cartby,s ewes were put out, and Patrick
O'Connell lost one eye ana was severely
bruised. O'Brien leaves large family.
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MANUFACTURERS TESTIMONY.

Mr.. II. W. PAYNE, manufacturer of harness
saddlcry. trunks yalises etc, No.477 Main street
Springfield, Mass, writes us under date Of Aprl
10. 1883:
Gentlemen.--I have used Hunts Remedy-the
best medicine for diseases of the kidneys, liver.
bladder. and urinary organs-and have received
great benefit to my health from its use, and find
that It will do Just what is claimed for it-it will
cure disease and restore health. therefore pro-
nOunce 1t the best medicine that have ever used
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-23
A WIFE-MURDERER HANGED.
LEWIS CARRIERS EXECUTION AT JE-
RU>ALEM, SOUTHAMPTON,
YESTERDAY.

The Crowd which Witnessed the HANGING OF
ofthis Negro How the Doomed Man Passed
tho Night Before-a Farewell Letter
Going TO Zion 20 "WaIk the Streets with
Golden slippers "-iiistory OF tho Dark
Deed, Capture, Trial, and Sentence of Lewis
Cnrfcr
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Fatal Explosion Of n BIast-Furnaco.

CHICAGO. June pa terrific explosion
occurred this morning at Blast-Furnace
No. i'm the North Chicago Rolling-Mills.
4 hirty-fiye tons OF molten iron were scat
tered IN every direction. Two men were
horribly burned and will die, and fifteen
were more or less severely burned. The
accident Is believed to have been caused
nv n defective fiue I'm the steam-blast.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-23
Turf Notes.
RACING CONTESTS AT BRIGHTON BEACH.

RACING CONTESTS AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
TBy telegraph 60 The Dispatch.l
BRGHroN BEACH. June 22.--First race
thrcc~year-olds, purse $3.50, one and one
eighth miles Boccacio won handily by
two lengths; King Fan second, Harriet
third. Time, I:5S.
Second race-purse $3.50. selling allow
auces. one mile--Hatachimie won by two
lengths; Annie G. second, Bill Bird third.
Time. i:45s.
Third race--purse $3.50. all ages. one and
three-eighths mileS--won easily by Ililar-
ity: George HakeS second, Barnum third.
Time, 2:24l.
\. Fourth racc-purse $3.50. for non-win-
fners, one mile-llnla won by length
after a driving finish; Hostage second,
little Dan third. Time, 1:43i.
Fifth racc-Hurdle race. one and half
milcS--Athos won easily; Camillus sec
ond, Greenway third. Time, 2:49.
CINCINNATI RACES.
CINCINNATI, June 22.--First mce-half-
mile heatS-won by Bridget in two straight
heats; Miss Brewster second, Iarkwest
distanced in second heat. Time, first
heat, - seconds; second heat 52s.
second racc-ior Cincinnati cup, two
and a quarter milcs-won by Highilyer;
Morgan spy second. Time, 4:l64. Only
two starters.
Third racc-mi'e heats-won by Little
Ruitercup in two straight heats; Red Fox
second in both heats. JacoSe finished third
in second heat. Time. l;45t, l:49.
ST. LOUIS RACES.
ST. LoCIs, June 22.-St. Louis Jockey
Club races;
First race-club purse 5000. three-quar-
ter Of a mile--won bv Carson; Brad sec
ond. Richard L. third. Time, l:l6t.
second racc-citizens' plate, handicap
SWEEPSTAKES. one and half miles-won by
Weddinc-Day; Boz Sedan second, Ida
Sianhope third. Time. 2:4li.
Third race-purse $500. selling allow
ances. one and n quarter mileS-,IOe StarkS
won: Manitou second, Blanton third.
Time, 2:l7.
Fourth race-consolation purse for beat
en- horses. one and one-SiXteenth miles
Sauntercr won easily; Caller-On second,
McBowling third. Time. 1:52.
The final race two mile SteeplechaSe
was won by King Dutchman; Charlie
Bush second. Carter Harrison third. Time,
Csc.
RACES AT STOCKBRIDGE, ENGLAND.
LoNDoN, June 22.-At StOckbridce to-
day the race for the Arlington plate (hand-
icap) was won by Mrs. Langtry; Laceman
second. LOrillard's Aranzo third; nine
starters Mrs. Langtry won by length.
AranzO was a bad third.
The Sportsman saws p. Lorillard's
horses -IrOquoiS. AranzO, and Parthenia-
viii return to America shortly, where Iro-
Ouois will run in several races and then 90
in stud. Jockey Cannon has purchased
Sachem. The Prince Of Wales has con-
graduated Lorillard on the success OF IrO-
quois in winning the race for the Stock
bridge cup yesterday.
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Four Murderors Hanged fn Arkansas.
tRv teIegraph 10 line DIspatch.I

LITTLE Rock, ARK, June 22.-At Clarks-
vile. Johnson county, to-day, Cove john
son. James johnson, Monroe Mcdonald,
and James Herndon. who last March muir
dered Conductor Cain while robbing a
Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad train
near Mulberry station, were hanged in
presence OF crowd OF several thousand
pei sons,
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A Weeks business Failures.
rpv,elegranh ~ the DISPATCH

IBl FFItFIdI7U ID I117F7FF''''I =
NEW YORK, June 22.--Business failures
OF the week throughout the country num-
Der 1e1 q decrease Of a. compared with
last week. New England States bad IL;
Middle, 30; Western, AS; Southern. AZ {;
Pacific States aud Territories, 81; Canaca,
26, and New York city, 7.
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mn. II. TICKER. HENDERSON. Nc.

DIR. TT, IIt hT.Ni IIINUtI'tV''' ~ .
Member Of Medical Society Of North Carolina
" Of the special adaptation of the BUFFALO
IITIlIA WATERS D. the Peculiar Diseases 81
FemalCs have no question. In Chl0ro-Aneinic
diseases in LeucOrrhGa. in some Of the varletle
of DysmenorrhGl. and ~ all those fnnctional de-
rangemcnts resulting from Nervous AtOny' l PR :
scribe these Waters with almost ne same conn.,
dence that do quinine In chills and fever
For sale by PlhtELL' LhDD W.
fe o2-2taw3w
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~.w v,-g,u,a wheat I'm baltimore.

CBy telegraph 10 the Ihspatch.i
BALTIMORE. June 22.-About 400 bushels
first OF the new CROP Of wheat from Vir-
yinia was received and sold on Change to-
day. II sold from Sl.15 for damp and in
ferior mixed 10 SLIGO for prime.
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by FItFFapIl TO tDt I1ISIftCH.J
SCsouEHASSA, Pa. June pa package
Of 100000 expressed by the New York Ma
riue Bank riQ the Erie road 10 the Susque-
hanna Valley Bank was found on arrival at
the bank 10 contain only blank paper. De-
tectiyes are investigating the matter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-23
Texas Poker.PIaying.

10y telegraph TO the Dispatcb.l
AUSTIN, June 22.-The fifty members OF
the Texas Legislature who were indicted
some tame ago for poker-playing have
about all settled their cases without trial
by the payment o! fines and costs.