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American Bible Society.
mo- lelcarnnh 70 the Disnatch.l

by Telegraph 70 INC OIsTdtcn'I
NEW YORK, July 6.-At meeting OF the
Board OF Managers OF the American Bible
society to-day the progress in the prepara-
tion of the Scriptures for Corea, on the ba-
els OF the Chinese version, reported that
grants of $4,000 for colportage and S2,750
for books to be distributed were made.
last month Al, 755 volumes were consigned
to colnorteurs in twenty-seven States. One
Bible Society was recognized auxiiiary In
Alabama, another in Kansas, ana tnird In
Missouri. The receipts for June were
S34,6l6. Issues OF the scriptures ior the
month were 126,51S copies.
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vermont Military Called ont TO Qucn
Riot.
fBv telegraph TO the Dispatch

lBv telegraph TO the Dispatch
BURLINGTON. W.. July Ex-Governor
Barstow has just called out four companies
OF the First regiment to queIl instruction
at Ely, and they will proceed there by a
special train. The companies are those at
Rutland. Mortified, and st. Adams. The
information on which the Governors sum-
mons is based Is to the effect that three
hundred strikers. nearly all armed, and
possessing one hundred and fifty kegs OF
gunpowder belonging to n mining COM
pany, threaten to destroy the town OF Ely,
and have already committed acts OF yio-
lence, the sheriff and posse being unable
to cope with them. Governor Barstow VIII
90 with the companies, and Colonel Green
leaf. OF the First regiment, will be in CON-
mand. The Governor has telegraphed to
the treasurer Of the mining company that
the company must be prepared to pay the
men at once.
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General Crook didn't daily with the In
dian problem Ia Arizona. lie crossed the
Mexican border, at risk Of misconstruc-
ton, and, marching right into the noun
tain Businesses, dispersed hostile settle
ments and captured Indian bucks. This
was business. II Is just the way Perry
Davis's Pain-Killcr treats the hot-weather
enemies Of the human system. 1t don't
stop TO parley, and compromise, and make
them believe II Is half afraid TO attack, but
crosses the border at once, and, going
straight 10 their lurking places, routs them,
"h0rse, foot, and dragoon."
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xew YORK, July 9.-CottoD duh and easy;
soleS. l3s bales uplands. l04c.; Orleans, lO4c.;
weekly net receipts, l50 bales; gross receipts
g.17l' bales; expOrts-to Great Britain, 5,y66
bales to France, bales; to me eontinent, LOO
haies: sales. 736 bales; stock, le6,O74 bales.
southern flour unchanged. Wheat-Cash Without
decided change: No. spring nominal ungraded
red 90e sLa7 gngrnded wi,ls
Corn steadily held, closing strong; ungraded, 40
66Oc.: white southern. 69c.; No. 9, 5saGgo9sc,;
july Sa%Ss<s 9a's ,es9if lions snn ul n snd
Coffee unehanged. sug.r steady
fair 10 good refining: 6a@6te.: refined nrm Z,
7Ha7Ec.: extra G. $50 1se:; wh,te eSIa y, ~
OF x, 77sGasc.; mould a, sSc.' standard a, ssg
s1fc; eOnfectioners' 4, Sc: cnt-loaf and crush'
ed, &c. powdered, eS@ pc; g rahuialed'
Rice steady. Coitonseed.oil. 4s@5sc. Rosin quLe,
al 81 .8O6tl.65. TurpeniiDe trincr No 3619l3 &c.
Hides firm: wet sailed New Orleans ana Texas,
nestle fleece, 30@45c.: Texas 14@t27c. Pork
offered Shade lower, demand somewhat better
mess, spot, sl7.50@sls-ihe latter choice. Mid,
dies dun and nominal long clear, sse; La, Lafa .
points, closing weak; prime steam, spot, s9.i0
ass. 80; July, s940. Freishts nrmer,
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 6.-Flour steady and quiet
Howard-Street and western sd2erfne, 90 oWy4
extra, s4.25@*5; family. s5.2o@se25 CIV
Rio brands, s6Gs625. Wbest-southern lowe
and inactive; western steady. elos,ng quiet: sauth
ern red. 81 .l0@si.l2; amber. 81 .l2@sl.l4; No
2 western winter red. spot, ~ .i2 bid. s'prn-
Southern dull; western dull, closing shade higher
southern white. GOc.; yellow, 6se. Oats abou
siea'ty, with better inquiry; southern, $50 sc.
western white, 4Oa42e.; M xed, 3seef0c. Penn
sylvania, 3S@42e. Provisions unsettled AM
quiet. Mess pork. $3.50. Bulk meats-shouidef
and clear-rib sides, packed, ~ and 9Ac. Bacon
shoulders. 9sc.; clear-rib jdes. iuAc.; hams
i4a9116e. Lard-Rennef. / 4e. Coffee gniet az
easy: Rio eargoes, ordinary % fnir sS@9ke
steady At I IL eIs@sI.l7. freighls steady.
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Baseball Yesterday.

fBy telegraph TO the Dispatchl
Trenton. y. J. championship game) !:
Active, OF Reading, !. Trenton, IA.
BROOKLYN: Brooklyn, 0; Harrisburg, d.
Camden, n. j.: Merritt, 0; Anthra-
cite, 6.
Philadelphia: Yale, 1G; Princeton, l.;
Boston, 10; Philadelphia, 6.
Chicago: Cleveland, 3; Chicago,.2 2.
Detroit: Buffalo, 2; Detroit, 3-thirteen
innings.
st. Louis Allegheny, 1; st. Louis, 4.
Cincinnati: Baltimore, 0; Cincinnati, 20.
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Ovation 10 the Appomattox Club.
IRy telegraph To the Dispatch

IBy Telegraph 10 tIIt DIsplICII'J
PETERSBURG, July CA grand ovation
was accorded the AppomattOx Boat Club, OF
this city, which won the first prize in the
regatta at Lynchburg July 4th, on their ar
rival home to-day. The Club was met at
the depot by q large c0ncourse OF citizens.
and q detachment of the Petersburg Artil-
lery fred a salute. The Club, headed by a
hand. was driven to the courthouse,
where addresses were delivered by Mr..
Thomas G.. Watkins and others. Great en-
thusiasm prevailed.
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Business on the stock EXCHANGE was nl1lG az
tive to-day. and higher prices were reCo' a, ,s
Me maiority of shares dealt In. .The mo. Aet wa
irony throughout. although at inter 'als tn ,e
were ieactions, lue TO rea5a' ions. one os sins
rriccl sire ia IL above last nights closing
10 ;, go -. p; uI Denver, Louisville anu Nash-
VII axe shore. Jersey Ceutral Union rac,n &c,
ana, tsterd Union being the iost lroiins , , III
tbo r nrovempnt. nnrip@ .uc a crnOOh tllcie VIZ
esq doing. and lower prices were current. ~ VIC
close however. The market was hrm again. In
nared with Thursdays closing, final quotauons
We're "a higher. IN specialize Texas Lane ROSE
T. to i22: c., G.. G. and l. ITO 1875:
and Ohio first preferred T. 10 29g; oregon lIdus-
cnntinpntal g. to 49,: Oregon lmpr0yement IA
10 S7t,. and West Point Terminal ITO 33S:: Lone
Island fell OF rs, So ana thl9ag9 ~, ro 'Ic,
and Pittsburgl preferred =. 10 "a. In the loan u'
nnp,n"nt Jersey Central lent l-32, New lork
Central fat and the other active stocks l@Z i"r
carrying. Transactions 2ll'OVO sh'les'
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 6.-Virgnla 6's, deferred, .
cnnsol. 40: past-due couY Ons, 80; new lO-4O S.
345; new 3's, SIX Bid.
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Alleged Murder of a Government Wit
ness.
(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

II u! IVIVrI afII 10 VV 7I7I''VVII'I
WASHINGTON, July G.-The Attorney
General has received telegram from Ed
ward Gutheridge, United states attorney,
dated Minera, Texas, saying that Charles
Hough, late county judge of Marion coun-
ty, Texas, and the principal witness in the
Marion county election cases, was muir
dered on the Sd instant, as was supposed,
by parties indicted in the United States
Court. The Attorney-General has in
structed Gutheridge to examine carefully
and report fully upon the circumstances Of
the murder.
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y,olcnt Raln.storm.

PETERSBURG, Va, July 6.-The counties
adjacent to Petersburg were visited last
night by violent storm OF rain, which fell
in torrents. During the progress OF the
storm numbers Of buildings and trees were
struck by lightning, and several persons
were stunned. Considerable damage was
done to orchards and trees at different
points. Telegraph wires were blown down.
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Business Failures.
INV cahIe 10 the Disnatch,l

by cable to the Dispatch.l
NEW York, July G.-The business fall-
uIes throughout the country during the
past seven days number 1873. which is con-
siderably below the average OF the past ten
weeks. There have been few important
failures anywhere, and none in the city OF
New York to specially note. The New
England States had 10; Western States,
so: Middle, IS; Southern, "a; Pacific
States and Territories, 10; New York city,
7: and Canada, 16.
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Train Wrecked.
trv tclegranh 10 the pispatch.l

Dy ICCFI dVI 10 tIIt f7ToI"FVII'I
WASHINGTON, July 6.-Tbe following tel
egram was received to-day from Atlanta,
Ga, by the General Superintendent OF the
Railway Mail Service:
"Flag-train So, on the Charlotte and At
lanta Airline, leaving Atlanta yesterday
morning, was wrecked near Central, n.
c. Postal-clerks Hill and Myers were
painfully injured. The mails were recov-
ered."
fSignedl "TERRELL. Superintendent" ~
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Served Him Right.

by tItKIdIH 70 VIZ b''I''e'I
OTsEGo LAKE, MICH, July 6.-Alexan-
der Perry. fifty years OF age, attempted to
enter the house OF Amos Bidwell while the
Young wife OF the latter was alone. He
had visited the house earlier In the day,
hut had left after making improper over
fures to her. When Mrs. Bidwell observed
him approaching second time she warned
him away. He failed to regard her warn
ing, and she shot him dead with a Win
chester rifle.
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Now Hnmpshfro senatorship.

BY teIcgrdph 70 Tue DfspatcIiJ
CONCORD, N. H.. July GA ballot for
United States senator at noon to-day re-
suited rs follows: Whole number, 246 |;
necessary to choice, 1874; William 5.
Ladd, 1; Charles III. Burns, 1; Charles II.
Bell, g.; Gilman Marston, IL; Aaron +.
Stevens, IA; James w. Patterson, 20;
James +. Griggs, 80; Edward ii. Rollins,
"a; Harry Bingham, 80.
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Lottery.Ticket vender Arrested.

(By telegraph 10 the Oispatch.l
WASHINGTON, July CIV. J. Burt, who
has charge of the branch post-oflice, South
washington, was arrested to-day on the
charge OF selling lottery tickets. The post
Office is kept in Burfs stationery store, and
he says he only kept lottery tickets for the
accommodation Of his customers. lie gave
hail
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Etcllf.
by Telegraph.

Flour-we quote: lime. s3@s350; euperdne
s3.5O6s4: extra, s5@S5:23; COMMON iSmhV
az 0sMkh 30; Patent LalnilY- tOMsI.
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ICE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

CPECIAL NOTICE.
on and after JULY l, 1888, the price Of KEN
NEBEC ICE will be as follows:
LARGE CONSUMERS, Ace. per 100.
FAMILIES AND OFFICES:
90 pounds and over, soc. per 100;
25 pounds to so, 75c. per 100;
Less than % pounds. Al per 90.
RICHMOND ICE COMPANY,
JAMES C. SMITH ICE COMPANY,
Mrs. JANE KING.
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T AIDES AND SICKLY GIRLS RE
IL DURING gentle and reliable stimuant viii
find BROWNE IRON BITTERS beneficial.
ELKToS, Kg.-Dr. +. Il. Weathers says: Z" ! re-
gard Browns Iron Bitiers as a medicine Of I'M
usual WORTH
FAYETTHvILKE, ARK.-Rev. T. }. Reilly says:
used Browns Iron Bitters for indigestion and
chils with entire satisfaction"
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July 6.-tXcnange. 4S4A. Money
0G11L ppr cent, Suh-1reisury baiauces-tiold'
SII5. o2 = 600 currency. SS,l37OO0. Govern
meuIs Irregular; new 5's, lu24; A. per cents
ll2a: 4 per cents, l1e; per ceDt, lO3a
state bonds steady. 90
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FEIDN TUIN TNbcf
sALEs-FrRsT DoAaD.-500 Richmond City e..
due 1887, at lo3H; 10 shares Petersburg Railroad
stock at 24t; 10 shares Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad stock at a. 5000 Richmond and Danvile
Railroad debentures n. OK.
SECOND BoARD.--1O shares Petersburg Rail-
road stock at rs. do. at IS; 20 virginia new 81,
fractions at 55H; TIA Virginia tax-receivablc
coupons, July. 1883. at 40; 800 Virginia register
cd coupons, consols, at 2s1; 10 shares Atlanta
and Charlotte Railroad stock at 66t, 10 DO. at
66I
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, July q, 1853.
OFFERINGS.
wuFAT-White. l02 bushels-re-t Nhibiieh.
Rcd o 6G4 bushels: re-exhibited, 234 bushels.
CoRN.-White. 500 bushels.
RYE.-50 bushels
MILL OFFAL.-l4 tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY
WHEAT.-White. 102 bushels common to fair
fnewl M 81 10 sl.O8. Red, 100 bushels very good
fongberry (old) at sl.ls; $50 bushels prime
Longberry new at sl.lS; 1.0l2 bushels very
FOOD 10 prime mixed at sl.15 20 sl.lS; l34 bush
els fair 10 good Shortberry toldI at sl.O5 "
sI,Os: 534 bushels good 10 very good Sh rtberry
new at ~ .0S TO Sill
RYE-5O bushels very COED a. 6Oc.
coTTOS-Tone steady. Receipts, "a bales !;
SHIPMENTS, 20 bales. Quotations: MIddiDg, Toe;
low middling. 9sc.: good osdlUiry' eA@9c'' or
binary, e4g5.c.: stained, 7aoc.
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Terrible Tragedy.

BERLIN, July CA terrible tragedy oc-
Cured at Ricksdorf. village near Berlin.
The wife OF small shopkeeper cut the
Threats OF her two children. and after set.
ting the house afire cut her own throat.
The motive for the committa OF the deed
uns nnVcrtV
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EXPORT OF noxDrD wmTsKEY.

iis Relation aud Liability TO Existing
United States Revenue Laws on Its Rein
PRODUCTION into the United s,atcs-Op Opinion
OF soiicitor-t'enerai Phillips asd Attorney
General Brewster.
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MARINE INTELLss;ENCE.
'0RT OF RICHMOND, July 8, 1854.

Steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk. tni'ed States
nail. merchandise, aud PASSENGER, l.. Ii. ratun,
superintendent.
SAILED.
steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New lorh,
merchandise and passengers, &. W. Allen q Co..
agents. $3.50,
Steamer j. W. Eyermau. Plat, philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, j. W. McCai11eh,
agent. - 81,
schooner Major William II. Tantum, shoe,
Philadelphia. ties, Norvel, Leake 4 Co.; vessel,
Curtis Il Parker.
schooner A. ". Crammer. Falkcnburg. Philadel-
nhia ties, Noryell, Leake & Co.. vessel, Curtis a.
Parker.
:. schooner j. II. Vandusen. Booyc. Somerset. coal
Ghesapeake and Ohio Railway Company; vessel,
Curtis Il Parker
schooner John |. Brady, Hudson. Baltimore,
ore. Chesapeake aud Ohio Railway Company YES
sci. Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner stephen Morgan, Mchlifcc. Boston,
coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company;
vessel, Curtis Parker.
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Sn,e OfnpAmerfcan Brig.

HAVANA, July 6.-The American brig
Nettie, which was recently seized at Glen
fuegos for a violation OF the customs laws,
was sold yesterday at her appraised value.
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Lord TrcveIyan and Returned Emil
grants.

LONDON, July 6.-Lord Trevelyan, Chief
Secretary for Ireland, replying to Mr..
O'Brien, member for Malow, said he had
been informed that OF the thousand emf
grants who had gone to America only two
families had been inmates Of the work
house Of Belmullet, from which section
they came. and they had received money on
landing and were doing well. He was not
aware Of the grounds on which the United
States had returned emigrants, but he sup
posed they thought that those returned
were not desirable settlers.
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nvxrp.I PROVISION BROKER.
LIME. CEMENT. &e.

n0CKTAND LINE, ROsENDALE
IL CEMENT, AND CALCISED pLAsTERy,
s,p1yl,E tTTsS ROCKLAND LIME, fresh from
Minis. Also. schooner N. l.. Byard, with cargo OF
RosENDAiE CEMENT and CALCISEDP LAs-
IEh' rof '"ie "" WARNER MOORE.
LIME, CEMENT, LUMP and GROUND pLAs-
TER. f,,of Seventeenth street, south side or dock
wi
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Tjy u
OATS.
OATS.

OATS OATS OATS
have In store THREE CARLOADS SPLEEN
DID FEEDING OATS. which | Will sell for cash,
as follows: In lots of 100 bushels or more, 4ic.
less than 100 bushels, 44tc. | also have for sale
200 bushels CLAY rEAS. City and country Or
ders solicited. Call carly. X. i. MILLER,
iy Got 1915 Cary street.
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PORT OF NEwPnRT'S NFwS, July G, 1888.
TBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.

steamer Luray, scnermernorn, Norfolk. mel
clandise aud passengers. Chesapeake aud ONO
Railway Company taHd sailed ~ roiGrn
steamer Accomac. Deik. merchandise and pas
.engers Smith6cld. Chesapeake aud ohio Hallway
Company land sallod on rCturnl.
steamer Northampton. McCarrick, Norfott
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake ana ONO
Railway Company (and sailed on return.
steamer Pamllco, Blakeman, Smitlheld, lher-
chandise and passengers. Chesapeake ard ONO
Railway Company land sailed on returnh
Steamer Juniati. Daggett, New York. merchan-
disc, old Dominion steamship Company Jana
sailed for West Point
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fURNITU RI.

GEORGE L. STACY, 1905 ANDM
VI 1907 MAIN STREET, has AL "a, k>
NOVEL TIES IN PARLoR ASp LINZ"
BIER FURNITURE The ASnnt.:nm
Cal and soc Tor yourself. steam klesatcss :"
all parts OF the house. ~ 400"
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nIYIDENDS.

VIRGINIA HOME INSURANCE CoMrASY.l
July 3. 1883.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
THIS COMPANY have this day declared
DIVIDEND OF PER CENT payable 70 me
Stockholders on aud after the 10Th iNNIANT.
n. &. WHERRl, JR..
ivA.Iw secretary.
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De Chnmbord.s Condition.

VIENNA, July 6.-The secretary OF the
Count de Chambord has conveyed to Count
de Paris the thanks Of the sick Prince for
coming to Vienna. The secretary added
that since the physicians consultation OF
yesterday the condition OF Count de Cham
bord is less favorable, and that the vomit-
ing was renewed during the night.
Count De Chambord yesterday received
the last sacraments, retaining perfect calm
ness throughout the ceremony. To-day he
was able to take few spoOnfuls Of soup
and wine and to address a few words to
his friends. The Count has invited the
Dues De Nemours and Alencon and the
Comte De Paris to Frohrsdorf.
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THE CITY BANK or RICuNOND.t
RICHMOND, July 3, 1873. !
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
l hsve declared a SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND
OF 8 PER CENT. free Of tax on Us capital SOCK
out of the net earnings Of The last siA mon,lS'
payabIe on and after the 5In INSTANT.
WALKER NIL.
tyA-iw Cashier.
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Fight Between British Troops md
Natives I'm India.

CALCUTTA, July Give hundred men,
bers of tribe Of natives attacked n detach-
ment Of British troops Itch with politi-
cal agent had been sent TO chastise Il re-
fractory village in Assam. The natives
were repused with the loss OF fifty killed.
The Rriiish did NOT sustain any loss
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DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
EXECUTED NJ the Dish .fch PRINTING
hoUsk
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Trial of the Hungarian Jews.
lry cable to the Dispatch.l

10y caoic 10 the itlspatcn'J
LONDON, July Elm the trial OF the Jews
ut Myreghhaza, Hungary, two of the pris-
oners accused OF having placed a corpse in
the river with the view to passing it OF as
that OF Esther Salomossy (the girl whom
the prisoners are charged with murdering),
declared that their confessions were OBJ
tanned by threats to murder them
in person. One OF them had been
compelled to drink huge quantities
Of water, had been stripped, struck,
dragged by the hair, and shown gallows.
The other had been beaten and compelled
TO gaze at the sun. A number OF witnesses
also testified as to the shocking treatment
they bad received at the hands OF the au-
thorities. Counsel for the defence pointed
out that the people OF Tiszah Ezlar. where
the murder is alleged to have been COM
mltted, had been taught that it was not
wrong to testify falsely against Jews, the
interests OF the country requiring their
conviction
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Now Market Races.

LONDON, July Cat the Market July
meeting to-day the race for the three-year-
olds plate was won by General Owen VIII
Iiams's Cohort, with Baron De Rothschild's
skye second, and j. X. Keen's Patosl third.
There were nine starters. Cohort won by
length; Potosi bad third.
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The Cholera In Egypt.

ALEXANDRIA. July 6.-During the twen-
ty-four hours ending at 0 O'Clock last eve
ming 100 deaths from cholera occurred at
Damietta and 6S at Mansurah. The Laza-
retto at Beyrout is crowded with fugitives
from Egypt. The officers Of the institution
refuse 10 admit any moro neTsOns.
Connecticut western news., 1883-06-13
Local News a Speciality.
TERMS
YEARS AFTER.

know the years have rolled across thy grave Till it has grown plot of grass All summer does it's green luxuriance wave In silken simmer on thy breast, alas And all the winter is it lost to sight Behind the winding sheet of chilly white. know the precious name loved so much Is heard no more the haunts of men among; The tree thou plantest has outgrown thy
 touch,
 And sings to alien ears in murmuring song, The lattice rose forgets thy tendance sweet, The air thy laughter, and the sod thy feet. Through the dear wood where grew thy violets Lies the worn track of travel toll and trade; And streams imprisoned demon fumes and
 frets, With shrieks that scare the wild birds from
 the shade; Mills vex the lazy stream, and on its shore The timid harebel swings it's chimes no more; But yet-even yet-if I, grown changed and
 old,
 Should lift my eyes at opening of the door, And see again thy fair heads waving gold, And meet thy dear eyes' tender smile once
 more,
 These years of parting like a breath would seem
 And should say, q knew it was 8 dream !''
 ELIZABETH AoERs.