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slc. whisky steady at slIo4esl.l7
LOUISVILLE.

freights Gull.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. May I4.-Flour firm and un-
2 red winner: sf.1JGsl.12. Corn steady and
In fair demand; No. 2 white, 55zeBJ6c.: mixed.
5f1c. oats steady and IN fair demand: No: 2,
3Sc. mixed western. f6c. Provisions firm. New
mess pork, s21. Bulk -meais-Shouldcrs, Sc;
eleat RIB, 1OHc.; clear sides, IKE, Bacon
sugar-cured, f3Nc. Lard unchanged. Whiskev
unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. May i4.-flour srm; family,
t4.SOeDt5l0; fancy. 3j.35MS5.sJ. Wheat
fam at lila. Corn easier at 55kc. Oats firm at
4ohc. Pors que, At s2075at2l. Lard an-
changed. bacon slcany anh Unchanged. Nbhkey
active and firm at sI.13. Sugar steady and UNI
changed.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. May IA Flour steady and un-
changed. Wheat unsettled aud lower: No q red
fan, l.I44 cash and May: No. 3 red ian, 81 ,0es.
Corn lower; 5I1N5 24c. cash, 5Zk A52tsc. May.
Oats dull; 1870 44c. cash, 43tc. May. Whisky
Buk-meats steady and unchanged. Bacon steady
and unchanged aud only small fob trade done.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May l4.-Flour unchanged and regu-
lar. Wheat unsettled but opened strong ana
higher; closed at inside prices; t,.i2A May.
Corn in demand and active and prices ad'anced;
55l,c cash and May. Oats stronger; il4c: cash,
4l@4l Sc. May. Pork In Z ir demand and lower;
sl9.9O@sl 1895 cash and May. Lard nominally
unchanged, though fairly active: 81. 500 sll.s7f
cash aud MAY. Bulk-meats Ia fair demand;
shoulders. ss. Whisky steady and unchanged.
MILWAUKEE.
NTLwACKEs, MAY l4.-Flour steady and in fair
demand. Wheat easier; No. z Milwaukee. cash
and May. Sl.l1k: June, vi l31t. Corn stronger;
No. 2, SIC. oats irIncr: No. 2, Nc, White. ffSc
Provisions lower. ;iess pork, 5000 cash and
June. Lard, sl2 cash and June. Hogs easier.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. May -Cotion-Gross receipts,
1894 bales Fulpr,s closed steady: sales. 5000
bales; Nav sl1.l3@sll.l4; Jure. Sll.l2 (;
Jdiv. s1l.10@ SLIP; August. sl11G@sl Sill;
ScDlcmber SlO.65MSI0.80: October. 10000
5000; November. t10.l9a@lO ~; Dccombor,
sl0.2O@slO.22 January. sl0.2SaslO3O.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. May Ii.-Bccf-catile market more
active aud quality better: values a shade higher;
very best 6Ba &C.; first quality 6fl64c.: nc
dium. 1905 &C.; ordinary, 3segfc.. most Of sales
from 81 to 6'sc.: receipts, 1904 head: sales, 7s6
head. swine in fun supply and fair demand: re-
ccipts. 5,l60 head; quotations. 94Mloac. Re
cepts Of sheep aud lambs. 1868 head: quota
tiOna-sheep, 3et0lc.; lambs, 7kGroc.
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A Distressing Tragedy In New Jersey.

Nv IClVFTdITI 90 TIIV UI7TlHTVWI
JERSEY CITY. May 14.-Thc accidental
shooting OF Mrs. Maria Stoddard, wife OF
tie rector Of st. Johns Episcopal church,
Is the absorbing topic OF conversation here
tonight. The facts were learned by the
county physicion tonight, and he has or
dercd an inquest. Mrs. Stoddard was
cleaning out bureau and found pistol.
Her husband, who was by her side, took
the weapon and started for an adjoining
room. As he entered the room the pistol
struck the door and was discharged. the
bullet entering his wife'S head. She fell in
his arms unconscious, and soon expired.
She was thirty years old, beautiful. and pop
ular, and deeply attached to her family and
home
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Rig Blaze I'm Elizabeth City. N. G..
Telegraph 70 the Dispatch.

NORFOLK, Va, May IA fire, sup
posed to have been incendiary, broke out
at Elizabeth City, n. c., shortly after mid
night this morning and destroyed four
blocks of business-houses and residences.
II was subdued with great difficulty, as
there were no engines. Buildings were
blown up to stop the progress OF the fire.
The following are the business losers: w.
W. Walker, Joseph SalCmOnsky, A. seelev,
W. IL. Harrison & Co.. e. G.. Cunning,
Joseph Saunders, T. j. Jordan, James
Lane, n. Moody. r. b. Wilson, j. r.
Brown. b. s. Hultz. Brown & Tate, God.
frey e Co.. j. Markham, j. L. Russell, l.,
Brigler n Co., b. c. Brothers, sanderlin 4
Co. The estimated loss Is 100000; partial
insurance.
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TIE MOST sKEPrtcAL CONVINCED.

THOUSANDS feel thrill Of Joy whenever they
gaze upon the magical words " Hunts Remedy"
for 1t is the best Kidney and liver medicine ever
known, and it recalls TO memory the blessings II
has proved to them. It is positive remedy for all
diseases Of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Or
gans. The proprietorS' names should be wrlt'eh
I'm letters of gold, for few men have done so much
for their suffering fellow-beings. One trial VIII
convince the most skeptical, causing them to pro-
claim to all their friends The many virtues OF this
great medicine. The demand increases as u oe-
comes known, and where 1t is best known the sales
are the largest. As Mrs. Browning says, Great Is
he who uses his greatness for all" This Is what
the proprletors Of Hunts Remedy do. Their great
medicine is for al.-COR. my lO-Th(wlSa@iu
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Destructive and Fatal Fire i'm wash
fnCfon Territory.

by telegraph 70 The Dispatch.I
CHICAGO, May IA special from Seattle,
w. T., says the iron steamship Mississippi,
owned by the Oregon improvement Com
pany, was burned Sunday morning with
/. 100 tons Of coal. There were no tugs in
the vicinity to render assistance, and the
fire spread TO the cOal-sheds on the shore
and burned 500 feet. The engineer was
burned TO death and another man was
killed by falling timbers. Another vesseI
was damaged. The Mississippi was totally
DESTROYED. She was formerly used as
bIockade-runner.
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The Vatican and the ParneII Fund.

ROME, May 1.-THE document sent by
the Vatican to the bishops in Ireland rela-
tive to the Irish agitation, in referring to
the fund being raised for Parnell. says it Is
intoIeable that priest. much more a
bishop, should promote such objects. The
document condemns all collections which
may be omployed as means OF exciting
rebellion against the laws.
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Mitchell sIugged Out Of Time by Sui
Iiyan.
IBy telegraph 10 The Dlspatch.l

IBy telegraph to the DIspatch.l
NEW YORK, May 14.-Fully 10000 people
witnessed the Sullivan Mitchell match this
evening. I'm the first round sullivan
Knocked Mitchell down twice, and was
himself knocked down once. In the second
round Mitchell was twice Knocked down,
going of the platform once and hurting his
leg. I'm the third round Mitchell went
down in Suliyan'S corner, and the second
time was Knocked down on the ropes, and
tailed to come TO time. The match was
accorded to Sullivan. Mitchell fought
gamely, but was entirely oyermatched.
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Assassination I'm Kentucky.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

CINCINNATI. May IA party Of eight
men rode up to the house Oh vaughan Hill
ton, near Jefiersonyiiie, nine miles from
Mount Sterling, kyy Yesterday morning,
and awakened him, saying they were look
ing for horse-thief. Wine ne was sitting
ON the edge OF his bed some OF the men
fred upon him, killing him instantly. The
parties are not known, but It Is supposed
they were friends OF the bonneil family
which has q feud with the Hiitons.
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RuHaIO's Broken Bank.

by Telegraph % the DIspaIcH'I
BUFFALO, May 14.-An important suit has
been begun in the Circuit Court OF the
United States against the directors OF the
defunct FIRST National Bank in behalf OF
the creditors OF that institution for the
amounts lost during Lees presidency, SAID
70 amount 10 100000. The papers were
served on Lee at the penitentiary.
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EniIure In Augusta, Ga.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I

Augusta, GA, May li.-'. kieharus
Brother, an old and prominent dry,goou'
firm OF this city, assigned this morning u
&c. c. Black, OF Augusta, and john - u
Long. Of New York. Liabilities, sloo,ooo
assets. In stock, real estate, notes, ana nc,
counts, sss, 900. There are no preserre.
creditor. The debts are due mainly II
New York and Baltimore.
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Row Among Negro Base-Ballists-
several Men Severely Wounded.
[By telegraph % me DIspatch.I

PETERSBURG. VA, May 14.-During a
game of baseball this afternoon between u
colored club from Richmond and Peters
burg club row occurred on the grounds,
in which pistols, knives, and bats were
used. Anthony Richardson and James
Archer. OF Richmond, were shot and Sc
riously wounded. Another negro from
Richmond. Harry Marshall, was stabbed
in the left breast. The police restored
order. and Marshall. charged with the
shooting. was arrested and lodged In Jail.
The wounded were also taken to Jail.
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ujucrs' Strike.

fBy telegraph to The Dispatch.I
WuKEsBARRE, PA. May l4.-The miners
and Iaborers at the Diamond mine, operated
nv Charles Parrish X Co., are on strike.
They demand that six ears loaded with
coal shall he a DAYS work. The company
reouires them to turn out seven ears, which
they refuse TO do.
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. Tam Destroyed by Fire.
nv telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

lBy telegraph TO the DispA'cn.l
ST. PAUL, May IA dispatch irom que
Appelle. in the Northwestern lerrilories'
saws fire last night destroyed aimcss the
entire town. The loss is estimated at s2Oo,-
GOO. The fire originated in the Govern
ment sheds and spread rapidly to the resi-
dences and business-houses OF the town.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
A

GRAIN AMI " YIN IACtlA4HNiS
RICHMOND. May IA. 1888.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red. 1.il2 bushels
CONSERVING, 93O bushels. Mixed, CAS- bush
els.
OATS.-300 bushels.
BLACK PEAS.-2e bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WUEAT.-Red. 6l2 bushels mixed ~ SIG "a
SI.27: 500 bushels good 20 priIne shOrtberry al
Z I.2O 20 <l.25.
waite terms. Mixed "a ; bushels very good t. primo
at 81 10 CSC.
BLACK PEAs.-es bushels az tl.20.
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Fire I'm Atlanta,

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatchl
ATLANTA, Ga, May IA fire broke ont
in the western portion Of Atlanta this
morning. Della Maddox. living at corner
OF Parson and Vine streets, was burned to
death. Loss, $4,000; no insurance. Origi-
mated from knding fire with Kerosene.
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EXECUTION on JOE BRADY.
PA YING THE PENALTY OF TIE
PHENIX-PARk MURDER.
Interview OF the Prisoner With His Mother
She Threatens TO Disown Him if lie Gives
Any Uncomfortable Goes to the Scafrold
UnninchingIy-D Instantaneous--No
Statement-Conduct of the Populace.
TBy cable 20 the DIspatch. /

DUBLIN, May II Joe Brady was hanged
this morning. A vast concoiirse Of people
gathered outside the prison-yard in which
the execution took place. A strong force
OF cavalry, infantry, and police were pre-
sent to preserve order. There was no at
tempt at disturbance, however. the crowd
conducting itself with creditable decorum.
Brady rose at 9 O'Clock. At 6:35 Canon
Kennedy, OF st. James church, and Father
O'Reilly administered the sacrament to the
condemned man in the prison chapel.
They remained praying until the
ARRIVAL OF MARw0OD, THE HANGMAN.
Brady submitted quietly while his arms
were beng pinioned, and walked slowly
and unfiinchingly to the scaffold The
black flag indicating that the execution had
taken place was hdisted over the prison at
three minutes past 3 O'Clock. Almost i'm
mediately after the flag was raised n hearse
and coach with mourners were seen at n
distance coming i'm the direction OF the
prison. The police Interfered and pre-
vented the vehicles from approaching
There had been reports circulating that
after the hanging OF Brady his friends
would endeayor TO excite the people TO
demonstration by parading an empty hearse
through the city. Brady was
VISITED BY HIS MOTHER
last evening. She was heard to cxclaim.
Mind, Joe; no statements Brady smiled
and replied Don't be foolish. DO YOU
think ] am foolg"
II is stated that the mother threatened TO
diSown her son ii he gave the Government
any information. 4 wreath OF flowers was
reeaiNq1 f.N Rrnnx IN xrI,fsI, ats
card bearing an expression OF grief at his
fate from IriShmcn living in Liverpool.
Brady made no statement to the Jail chap
lain or TO the governor OF the prison. one
OF the last things he did was TO write a
letter TO his mother. lie carried prayer
book in his hand 10 the scallold, and was
thoroughly resigned and firm. His body
fell nine feet, and his
DEATH WAS INSTANTANEOUS.
Brady was dressed in the same clothes he
wore during his trial. The number Of
persons in the crowd outside the JAIL it il
estimated, reached 10000. The thrOng is
said to have been even greater than any OF
those which collected when executions
were public. At the moment the black
flag was seen over the Jail a cry was raised
OF that's of" and every head was uncoy-
cred. The crowd shortly afterwards dis
persed quietly.
THE VERDICT or THE CORoNER's JURY
was that Brady's death was caused bv
rupture OF the spinal cord. A juryman
stated that the features OF the dead man
were slightly swollen, and his eyes pre-
trudcd. His tongue was half cut IN two
between his teeth.
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BURNErT's COCAINE, Tue BEST or ALL
HAIR DRESSINGS. SIT allays irritation, re-
moves all tendency TO dandruf, and inyigo-
rates the action Of the capiliafies In the
highest degree, thus promoting vigorous
and healthy growth OF hair. It's effect upon
the glossiness and richness OF the hair Is such
~ cannot be surpassed.
Durpetl's FIxYoring Extracts are the best.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY IA, 1883,

ARRIVED.
steamer WyanOke. Hulphers, New York, mer-
chandIse and passengers, e.. ". Allen & Co.
steamer Ashland, Croker. Philadelphia. mer-
chaudise and passengers, }. ". Mc'arrlch, agent.
schooner +. Nanderon' Godfrey, Philadelphia,
coal. :. II. Halves.
Schooner Oliver Schodold. Cornell, kcnnebec,
ice. Richmond lee Company
schooner Nraie, smith. kennebec. ice. Rich
mOnd Ice Company.
SAILED SUNDAY.
steamship Roanoke. Couch, New York. mcr-
chandse and passengers, e.. ". Allen CO., agents.
steamer Pioneer, -. Philadelphia, nerchan-
disc, j. v. McCarrck, AGENT.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
steamer Ariel. clifford, Norfolk. United states
mall. merchandise. and passengers. J.. II. Tatuu /,
superintendent
schooner Y. l.. Dow, Lamphur, Alien Point,
Conn, coal. Chesapeake aud Ono Railway Com
pany; vessel, Curtis Parker.
schooner seyeDiy->ix. Brown. New York. coal,
Chesapeake aud Ohio Railway Company, vessel,
Curtis Parker.
rURr or VIEWPOINTS NEWS. MAY Ii. 1853.
fBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray, Schormcrhorn. Norfolk, mcr-
chandi,e and passengers. thesapeakc and OHIO
hallway Company land sailed On returnl.
steamer AccOmac. Delk. merchandise aud pas
,cngers. Smithhcld. Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company and sailcn on rotufnl.
steamer Northampton. Mctarrick. norfolk,
merchandise and pas engcrs, Che~ape1a aud ONO
Railway Company land sailed on returul.
steamship Guyandottc. Kelly, New lork. mer-
chandise. and passengers, Old Dominion steam
shin Company.
steamship Reliance. Carpenter. New York for
Brazil. to finish loading.
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A heavy shock, supposed to be an earth
quake, was felt in kent county, Del, on
Saturday. A similar shock is said to have
been felt in Kent county, Md, earlier in
the week
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NllTIlF.

The parties interested in the above cause and al
creditors of Gharles K. Montgomery. deceased, are
hereby notified that have nNed on the t9~n-htli
of the town of Ashland a. the place; ahn ~ NJ
M. 1854. nj 10 A. NJ. a. the time, for executing
'''' ~ r. II. CALDWELL,
Commissioner.
'""' my I5-Tu4w
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"TuE BOOKS OF TIE HoUR-THE

BOOKS OF ALL TIMES.
We have the largest assortment in The southern
states Of BOOKS, In all the departments of lite
nature, modern and ancient, cheap and library
editions.
Catalogues Of NEW books mailed 10 any address.
j. W. RANDOLPH ENGLISH.
my 6-d&w
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Fl0ur-We quote: f,ne, s3.25Mt3.50, faper-
fine k3.75ds4 25; extra. 5l5ds5. so. common
FAMILY, f5.650s6: Patent family f7@sI-75.
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EOR SICK-R0 90 VI 5
EDUCATIONAL.

MASS. INSTITUTE OF TECliNOLO-
MI GY, BOsToN.-Regular four ear courses Ia
Civil Mechanical, and Mining fngine,r'as, Ars ,a
s,ndsnts are also admitted 20 partial or special
ssu,ses. Scheo Of Mechanic Arts or instruction
In English, French, Drawing, M'tneaail,s. s sa
ixnS En,rsuce EXAMINATIONS May Sist ana Sune
ist. september 18Th an lsth, ats 4. AZ.
ROBERT II RICHARDS, ceer'>fy'
FRANCIS ~ "~ : sp ss-sasaw
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

tOIOI1IHO4ND SIOCh IAOIIA4NIL
MONDAY, May IA. 1893.
SALES-FiRsT BOARD.-l,0 900 Atlantaand Char
lotte incomes at 79s.
SECOND BoARD.-5,000 Georgia Pacific first 6's
tB. b. at 81; 1000 Petersburg Railroad d" Glass
B. bonds at 49,, 5000 do at 734 1000 dc. at
73s; 5000 Chesapeake and Ohio Currency 6s
at 52k; 5000 Richmond and Danylne deben-
lures (B. b. at co.; 1000 Virginia l0-4O's at
D
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Tho Trouble with the Indians.
THE CRERs PREPARING FOR A GENERAL W.
IIlY felnQrnnh 10 the Disnnfch

THE CRERs PREPARING FOR A GENERAL WAR.
ny telegraph TO the Dispatch.J
CHICAGO, May IA special from Helena.
Montana, says: Colonel Ilges, commando
ing at Fort Assinaboine, has information
that the Crees are preparing for general
war. Three hundred lodges under Big
Bear. Lucky Man, and Little Pine are
cainped within twenty-five miles Of Fort
Walsh ready to cross into Montana to
ayenge the loss OF Crees in their last
DEMONSTRATING raids. Colonel Ilges has
sent couriers TO Fort Walsh with
a demand that the British authori-
ties take steps to prevent Indians
crossing the line. Colonel Ilges thinks the
first attack will be made on the eros Ven-
tres and Assiniboine, causing a general
war and loss to the Northern Montana
stock interest. A party OF Crces a few DAYS
ago stole forty horses from the EntOn and
st. Louis Cattle Company, and are being
pursued by two companies OF cavalry from
Fort Assiniboine. A fight viii probably
occur.
GENERAL CROOKS DIFFICULT TASK.
CHICAGO, ILL, May IA dispatch from
Tucson, Arizona, says General Garcia's
engagement with the Indians in Sonora has
demonstrated that the band OF renegade
Apachcs is much larger than has been sup
posed. The general idea has been that it
numbered about -. General Garcia estl-
mates the number OF those on the west
side OF the Sierra Madre mountains
at from $50 TO $50, and those OF
the east side will probably bring
the number up TO 800. The country
is very abrupt and difficult OF access, and
those who remember the Modoc war in the
laya-beds Will appreciate the difficulty OF
the task before General Crook. The H.
dians connot be starved out, for the noun
tains furnish plenty Of game. 1t is be-
lieyed that, in view OF the fact that this
PERCEPTIONS country is equal in extent to the
State OF Ohio, it will require at least SIX
months to subdue these Apacles.
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Extract from decree u the Court entered April
~ iSs3l

The Court doth adudce. order,
and decree thai this ICE referred 10 one of the
commission Of this court. with INSTRUCTIONS 10
make the following inquiries and state the follow
ing accOuuts-tO wit:
/. An account of All debts and demands against
the estate Of the late CHARLES II. MONOTONE
RY. deceased. with their respective prioftles, III
any, and The amounts thereof and TO whom due.
2. An account of the real and personal estate on
Charles x. Montgomery, deceased, with the zee
SIM e and annual rental value Of said real estate
3. An account Of The transactions OF ID. l.. Jones,
sheriff and administrator Of Charles II. MOnigom-
cry. deceased.
4. Whether the defendant, Lucy Butler. hns pur-
chased aud pad for ans part Of The and OF harss
n MONTGOMERY. and IL So. how much Of said land,
and an the facts relating thereto.
5. Aud any other matter specially statcd d,.inei
rerinent by himself or which any parry IN efr7ieu
IA ~ reguirc 10 have - stated.
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Dsu.s. MEDICINES. DC.

GARDEN DUST-A SUBSTITUTE
VI
FOR PARIS GREEN. II Is SURE DEATH TO
porATo-BUGs, CABBAGE-woRMs, and all
other Insects that prey upon plants, vines, sc. It
contains no poison, aud can be used without dan
ger to the person.
See circulars. For sale BY
myll PURCELL. iADD 60
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hour from the effects OF her injuries. Much
damage to farms by heavy rains is also re-
ported.
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onUc ,Ips CARLYLE'S

NEW L OOK S.-MRs. CARLfLE'S
NLETTERs. ~. $3.50, an 30c.; MR.; isAAss,
a Novel. 81; THE MODERN IiAhAR' si;51i
CARLYLE AND EMElt-
SON si: But YET A WOMAN. sl.Z0; Nh.
RIANELA. from the spanish, Does hlNnhif
TO CHRIST J. =. TYLER, fl.oO; bA HtEhkE-
CARLTON MCCARTHY & CO...
ap2S 500 Main street. Richmond.
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BOOKs, sTATIONERY, dc.

GOD AND CREATION.
VI Published this diy in Richmond. New York,
and PhiEdel Thia COD AND CREATION; by Rev.
X. II. IIOwlsOS. Vol, yo., WIN full Ahh 90.
Mons index published IN the best manner, and AZ
he low price Of S. and upon receipt OF price VIII
he mailed u any address. THIS important Work N
the product Of the thought ana study oi ysIs,
and de,S wi m the deepest problems thai have ever
epgagedfthe attention aud Affected Tie destiny Oh
man WEST, JOHNSTON & Co,
,n1rs Publishers.
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BALTIMORE. May l4.-Nirnnia 6's, coneo
dated. 80: second series, 81; new lO-ihs. 3
new g., j34. BID.
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fBy Telegraph
COURT ORDERS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFtCE.)
HANOVER CIRCUIT COUnr.
Nav IA 1874

n b. cox. j. NJ. LEAKE. AND &. NJ.
IL. VOOLFOLK. partners under the style u
Cox. Leakc & co.. who sue for the hcBcit Of
themselves and all other creditors Of Charles r.
Montgomery, deceascd..................P plaintiffs,
Against
ID. L. Jones. sheriff Of Hanover. and rs such adj
ministratOr Of Charles II. Montgomery. deceased,
Eliza VI. Montgomery, Andrew Franklin Mont
gOncry, ". y. Kelley aud sally H.. his wife,
Iucy Butler. james :. Waldr0p aud VILE r., bis
wife, Henry Silas Montgomery, Charles w:
kate Mcdowell Montgomery, the last i've or
whom are infants under the age Of twcnty.onc
wears. by J. \. Brown. tleir guardian. at Item,
assigned T. defend them In this suit. Defendants,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-15
DEATH WAS INSTANTANEOUS.
rmE vERnIcr or ms cnRnNrR,s IrpY

was that Brady's death was caused by
rupture OF the spinal cord. A iuryman
stated that the features of the dead man
were slightly swollen, and his ewes pro-
trudcd. His tongue was half cut IN two
between his teeth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-15
BALTIMORE LIYE-sTOCK MARKET.
MARINE INTELLsGENCE.

MiSIAruRE ALMAXAc-MAr is, 1883.