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Iu,eru.I.Reyenue statistics.

10y VtItKIHFH 7" '' =, :,
WASHINGTON. May 2S.-The collections
Of internal revenue during the first ten
months of the fiscal year ending June 30.
1884. amount TO S99, 1914, 745-a decrease OF
si9. 9OS. 627 from the collections for the cor
responding period of the previous fiscal
wear. The principal decrease was: On to-
bocco. sl3. 90 .G9S; on banks and bankers,
s8.742.S37: and on miscellaneous articles,
s6'411' 29i' There was an increase OF Sl2,-
I6O. 564 from collections on. spirits.
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T.. 4. Hawley & Co.

IBy telegraph 10 the Dispa,ch.l
BOsToN. May 2S.-The official statement
OF the assignee Of +. a. Hawley d Co.,
bankers, who recently failed. shows their
Indebtedness to be S3i2,56S; assets OF
s32, 5Sj. There are in addition to the above
Indebtedness contingent liabilities OF S5O,-
600. OF the direct Indebtedness S227,OOO
is to depositOrs.
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Midnight Steamboat Collision
fpr telnnrnnh 10 the Disnnrch.L

10y Telegraph % INC DIspIICH'J
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. May 2S.-At mid
night last night a collision occurred Just
above Palatka between the steamers Anita
and Princess. The latter was disabled.
A passenger named Hall. from Boston,
wss Knocked overheard and drowned.
The body has not yet been recovered.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, May %, 1884.
OFFERINGS.
CORN-White. 3,l2s bushels. Mixed, 5000
bushels.
OATS.-l,300 bushels.
BLACK PEAS.-54 bushels
MILL-OFPAL.-l4 tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
CoRN-White, "a bushels very good a. ~ TO 75c.
BLACK PEAs.-54 bushels on private terms.
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Kansas Democratic Convention.

~ eItgIApH % IHt DIsI'dICH'J
TOPEKA, KANSAS, May 2S.-The Kansas
Democratic Convention met TODAY and
elected delegates to the Chicago Conyen-
ton. Resolutions were passed recon-
mending, but not positively instructing,
the delegates TO vote for Tilden.
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rowing to a clerical error the stock OF
the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company was quoted on yesterday and
once or twice previously ut least sixteen
points too low
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Erafricide I'm Georgia.

[By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
ATLANTA, GA, May 2S.-Stephen L..
Padgett. in a fight about horse-trade, to-
day shot and killed his brother Joseph.
The shooting occurred eight miles from
nublin
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. u,ss,.r Rank President Arrested.
fBy telegraph to the Disratch'l

IBS teIeKraPu 70 '.'1 4,
ST.. LOUIS. May 2s.--Andrew Bruon, the
missing president OF the Hot springs
IArk.o Bank, which failed Yesterday, was
arrested here on the Iron Mountain tram
this morning. Bruon was accompanied by
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ay Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May Is N0on.-Stocks lower.
Money 3ta4 per cent. per annum. Exehsnge-
Long. 4S34@4S4A; short, is5GfSoA. Gov
ernments lower. States dull.
cent Sub-Tressury baances-God, sI2S,cS3
currency, sI0,55S. Governments Irregular; 4
per cents. l204; 3 per cents. lOO9s bid. state
bonds quiet. go
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK
NEW YORK, May 2s.-Cotton steady; sales,
1855 hales uplands, lae; orleans lltc con
Great Britain. 1881 bales. southern Hour steady
Wheat opened shade lower: closed WIN a de-
clue Of kdxc.; No. red June, sl.OlSdslUzsy.
Corn-spot duh and rather weak mgraded, S7a
@644c.: No. 2. June. 63ac. oats-spot "a lie;
ale Coffec-sDot fair; Il o dull AZ $40 No. q
Rio, June, fSO5G.s.lO. sugar-spot dull ana
nominal; fair TO good refining, 5@ 03c. Tenhed
dniI and weak: GRADUATED. 6fGs6 l3-l6c.; cubes,
7sGE73Jc Nolasses unchanged. Rice steady. Cot
ton seed oil, 356l 36c. Rosin unchanged. Tur-
pentne dull Wool 1Gcha1ged E"T In s'S eienr
sac Lard opened BAG higher, closing about
steady: contract grade, spot, :S.4Oi June, 1886
MsS.i4. treights duh.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 2s.-klour quiet and easy
Howard street and western superhne s2.70g
s3 so: extra, - SPA s4.62; family, $40
a 1886 city. mills superilne; s59s aS2 sE
Wheat-s,uthern steady and quiet; western higher
and dull; southern red slOSGsl.lO; amber,
s1l0@sl.l3: No. Maryland si'ddaaa@ss,,'ddaa4,
Corn Southern dun and nominal; western hrmer
and dun; southern white, 67@6sc.; yellow 9sw
4dc; western white. 39@40c.; mixed. 37@3se.
Provisions quiet and nominaily steady Mess
sIonIders and clear-rib sides. packed, and pNc.
Inconsistencies, sac; clear-rb SIDES IV4c''
hams. l4t@l5*c. Lard-Rehned' s9.I9. t 9tLse
sugar lower: 4 soft, 64c. Whisky nominally
steady at sl.14. Freights duh
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, May 2s.-Flonr UNCHANGED. Wheat
| dull: No. 2 red, Sl.O2. Corn heavy No:
mixed, 5sc Oats lower; No. mixed, S4d35c.
| PORK, sl9.2J. Lard firm at -. Buik- neats
steady shoulders f6. 25 short. rib. $500. Bacon
short clear. $500. Whiskey steady al sl.0S
| Ilogs steady; common and light, s5.25.
LOUISVILLE.
| LOUISVILLE, May s..-Gr.in dull and weak.
wheat-No. red, sl9S; C%sas' pToH Msssa
| strong. Mess pork SIS. Bulk meais-sboulders,
| 0Ic : clear rtb, Sac.: clear sides, &c. Bacon
| shoulders, t7: clear rib, 500; clear 1910
Lard-Steam leaf, go.
| II. LOCIs.
| at toUts, Nav 2s.- Flour unchanged. Wheat
higher; No. 2 red, sl.ll@sl.l2 eah. Corn
higher 52c. cash, 02sd52te. June. oats
stronger: 32s@ sac. bad cash. WHISKY steady
| sIs.T5. Bulk. meats higher long clear, 1920
| short rio $685.. Bacon higher long Gle z. 30 !;
shorI rib aud short clear, 1926 sad s9.33s Lard
nOmin'llS hr"' CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May 2e.--Fiour UNCHANGED. Wheat
in active demand and stronger: June, esses
sgLe.; No. chicago spring, ss@sosc. Torn
June, 55s a 55yc. Oats steady and nrm; cash,
ale; June. 3lt@S21c. Pork In good derasnd
and stronger; cash, $3.50; June: fl9anee
5000. Lard l2S higher; cash, ~ 25Ssss.2Il
shoulder, 1918; short-rib, ss.37si short clear
$3.50. Whiskey and sugar steady and unchanged
MILMAilnEs
| MILWAUKEE,, May 2S.-flour unchanged
Wheat easy; No. l cash, s9i.e.; june. 90te. Con-
SssIyi No. A, 4 See os pork sisss Cash at
July. Lard-Prime steam' " 20 cash ana July
Hogs steady.
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EInur.

Flour.-We quote: Fine s2.50@s3: suDerdne,
E3Gs375: extra. ~. 75GSi.0O; family, $4,000
1925; Patent family, country. .6@s1.0O. Mar
ket very uull.
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A BIG MISTAKE.

Risa rery serious mistake to suppose Rich
7aond Is ero,cded nth mtlIionaires. Folks here
as a class, are compelled to dress gentesl il not
eIeoant by rfrtue IF TIE drocations they JOllOo.
They are compelled 10 do this on limited Sald-
ries; hence the great question Nth them ts'
Where can stylish and serutceaJle garment be
had at lolo fgurel Surely no house is more
entitled TO a Favorable ansoer to this query Tia"
ours.
Erery inch Of space in our building has bee"
called into Tequisition to display THIS SEASONS
STOCK. The SUITS are perfect in erery detail !;
the TROUSERS superb.
II is absolutely necessary for you to see oar
stock in order 10 get posted as to ,ohdt yoi' ought
10 ,oear. We offer you the rery best facilities for
,ramfning our goods, and shall esteem Il a
pleasure 10 Shoi1 them to you.
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FINANCIAL.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.

INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
we have for sale the annexed list OF sECURi-
TIES. all of which are first-class:
RICHMOND CITY PER CENT. BONDSi
ATLANTA AND CHARLOTTE RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT. BONDS
PIEDMONT RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE 3
PER CENT. BONDS; .,,,,
GEORGIA PACIFIC RAILROADF FIRST MORT
GAGE 6P PER CENT GOLD BONDS;
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT. BONDS,
guaranteed by the state Of North Carolina;
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE l. Il
CENT. GOLD BONDS; - .,,,,,
PETERSBURG RAILROAD FIRST MohI-
GAGE s PER CENT. BONDS; .
PETFRSBURG RAILROAD D PER CENT
CLASS - AN BONDS;
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD GUAhAN-
TIED PER CENT. STOCK. $500 49,.
NV oT-1w THOMAS BRANCH & 60.
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BOOKs, STATIoNERY, SC.


PUBLISHED THIS DAY. VOLUME
| LXXVH. VIRGINIA REPORTS $3.50,
and sold by us at state price, according 10 law.
Those who have oeen supplied with GRATTAN'S
REPORT can be furnished with this volume and
Volumes LXXN. and LNXNI. VIRGINIA RE-
PORTS nj the same price If ordered from the
secretary of the Commonwealth. In press and
will soon be published. ACTS OF ASSEMBLY,
1888 "a. orders promptly attended TO.
WEST, JOHNSTON & CO..
my 30 81 | Main street.
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s.nator Edmunds is mentioned as .h ~
o,s Senr, 81 the largest tombstone-factory IN
vermont"
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

"WEDNESDAY. May rs. 1854.
sALEs-FIRsr BoARD-5t0 Richmond city IS
%. CT at i341; 1000 North Carolina 6's at log.
SECOND BoARp.-10.00o Virginia consoIs at
4ok: 1000 Lynchburg city SIS (B. b. at lo4.
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aILwAlrhss

MILWAUKEE,, May 2s.-Fleur unchanged.
steady; No. z, sec. Oau arm: No. z. size.
Provisions higher. Mes pork, sl9.eo cash and
July. Lard-Prime steam, " 20 cash ana July
Hogs steady.
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VIRGINIA BAprISTS.
THEIR GENERAL ASSOCIATION
SECOND Dav or the Norfolk hIeeting-A Good
~ Attendance - Reports - Finances CO.
Observation-Disclosures

! RECOMMENDATIONS.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispaich.l
NORFOLK, va, May 2s, 1884,.
Inc ASSOCIATION met this morning n
y:3o O'Clock, and was called TO order b,
PRESIDENT Burrows, Rev. DR.. Tichcnor, o
Alabama. leading IN prayer. The incum
DENT oil the chair. DR.. Burrows, declined
rejection, and Hon. Henry Il. Pollard, o
hlhg and Queen, was elected by acclama
tlon president OF the Association
Ut Burrows gracefully welcomed Dir
Pollard to The chair and turned over TO hin
the gavel.
Mr.. Pollard, in words few and ct. thank
ed The Association for the high honor con
TERED, asked Tor the help OF the member
IN preserving order, and announced tht
BODY as ready to proceed to business.
! The Association completed it, organlzq
ton by the election OF the following Off
| GERS: Vice-Presldents. Rev. DR.. r. s
Dunaway. Colonel ID. &. Potts, Rev. DR.. j
L.. Burrows, and Rev. DIR. \. Il. Brown
Secretary, Rev. L. j. Haley; Assistant
Secretaries, II. Theodore Ellyson and Rev
George j. Holiday; Treasurer. Norvel
Ryland; Auditor, James b. Winston.
DEVOTIONAL EXERCISES.
During the counting Of ballots the AS
ISOLATION spent season IN devotional ex-
ercises, during which Rev. George f.
Bagby. OF Kentucky, led in prayer, and
Rev. DIR. c. Tyree made au earnest protest
against the tendency to secularizing these
meetings, and an eloquent presentation OF
the fact that the great need OF this Asso-
citation and It's work is the directing. con-
trolling power and influence Of Gods
holy spirit.
VISITING BRETHREN.
On motion OF General j. G. Field. visit
ing brethren were invited to seats, and the
following reported: Rev. DR.. a. ID. Pol
lock, OF the Presbyterian Church; Rev. r..
.. Ellyson and G. c. Meador, OF Washing
ton; Rev. w. 5. Penick and Rev. III. NJ.
Wharton, OF Baltimore; Rev. c. #. Bailey
and Rev. {. 4. &. Thomas, OF North Caro-
lima; Rev. j. A. French and Rev. George
+. Bagby, OF Kentucky; Rev. Dr.. III. w.
Dodge and Rev.W. T. Harris, OF Missouri ;
Rev. DIR. c. c. Biting, Bible secretary OF
the American Baptist Publication Society ::
Rev. DR.. J. c. Long, Of Crozer Theological
Seminary; Rev. DR.. +. q. Robinson, pre-
sident OF Brown University; and Rev. K.
NJ. Saunders, OF the Methodist Church,
president OF Norfolk Female College.
TINE OF MEETING.
There was spirited and interesting dis
cussion as to the propriety OF changing the
time Of the annual meeting Of the COnyen-
ton from the last OF May to autumn. After
earnest speeches by Rev. John NJ. Pitcher,
fl. X. EIlyson. DR.. c. Tyree, DR.. II. w.
Sydnor. Rev. o. F. Flippo, and General j.
G. Field the Association, by an overwhel-
ming vote, appointed committee Of one
from each Association, with instructions to
fix the time at some date from the 18th OF
September to the 18th Of November.
TREAsURER's REPORT.
Hon. II. X. Ellyson read the report Of
the treasurer OF the Association, Noryell
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Hon. II. X. EllysOn read the report OF
the treasurer OF the Association. Norvell
Ryland. The report gives the following
as the receipts OF the several boards during
the year ending May -, 1884:
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ST. LOUIS, May 2s.- Flour enehanged; Wheat
higher: No. red, slllMsl.l2 eah. Corn
msber, soc cash, 62Sd52tc. June. oats
stronger; SIZE t3tc. bad cash ,Mhlskey steady
ste * Bulk. meats higher long clear, 1925 ;
Short rib $685.. Bacon higher; long Gle r.. 80
short rib and short clear, 1925 sad s9.374. Lard
uominaliy lrm.
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The report details the disbursements Of
these contributions. and gives tables to
show what each District Association and
each church has contributed. The report
was adopted, with a general feeling OF
satisfaction ut the accurate and efficient
manner in which the treasurer had dis
charged bis duty.
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MATRIM0NY AND BABIES.
An Interesting Lawsuit Growing
Out of the Hll-Sharon
Suit.
a California Paper Publishes an Interest
ing Statement Of How an Cd
Mans Wife GorHis Heirs
Bells Babies Believed to be Bogus
N|!us2me Woman's Wiley
Ways.


san FtA>ci~cu, CNt., Juy SO. Tn,
Uill.Sharuu trial promises t. come to an
end I'm ntout t,,u ,y..ls b,, ,,u,,.r..r.
a,e.,.,....,....... -.
''- ''''' w. "N'S !"
~ '"' ''"''' %" W'"y months
fhrrrs are beng prepared ~ lhom1-
Bell fur ID criminal action nntiu,t IN
Ar,,,,s. uud ,,,,,. i.h,,-,.u.,,t, ,y..,.,
.-ur,,,,.1 ,....,.,..
W Wv ''' as"
"a''"e' Nu l"f S''O"n a-1iusl each %.
tbr latter. fhc ui'cu~c TIA gru Is thu
publication of an ntrucinu tuI hi51, g
iturroraI..y .torv last ,rbur.,l,. 10, r..r,.
.. n...
WIN" ''''N' ioI""' lpini' u d i- ID
capitalist one Of the dir clrrs of IA
California Bank. au.l nbont , yep,y ,c1t,
old II, m.lIricdnb,utfwr.t. y..ir. Y.,
a woman ,.,rrcy Nai b- n,,n ,o,
Thomas Hr,i desired progeny aud ,gr,'r,.
t. set asI,n. Il -u.p. .rouc,u.dt, n, xin
coo for each lr born. and som ,Yerr,
childish laughter r,u t,r,u h aha. he.
II " chold ulutl after .c,lrrl, t,y.l,.
year, ol mlrlc,, il. seven nrr chi ,l,..,
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rove ana cncm>h with u, after they
nave departed thi, life. j. thai they
may be trce from the accustomed de-
cay that :" soon comes after death. r,-
peclalll IN warm weather We pro-
posi-, where parties intru,t their de
parted friends to H.. TO remove dis
cI"ratl"n. prevent iruthing. remove
and prevent the formation of ga,r,.
and 80 di>infect the body n tu keen il
natural and lilelike, We prepare and
tmbalm bodie, for shipment by the
best process known to science. viz.
Arterlal embalming. and have SHARED
NO pans or money to inform ourselves
OF all the the latest improvement, in
tlls branch of our business. All call,
answered night or day promptly. To
ma us when closed please read notice
on our store door, corner Fifth and
Austin streets.
NJ W +. MARTIN n BIO.
Waco, July ls--2w.
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MISS ssippi Prohibition.

NI'K-nr EG, Miss Juy Tho State
Prohbhion touvcnt,rn Ot Mississippi met
in Jackson to-day VITA It large ajtend-
Incc. RESOLUTIONS iudorsng the work OF
the National Wunnn'> Christian Temper
Ince Union were pa ,cd, also inviting
Luther Benson, OF Indiana, to visit Mis-
Si>sipi after The November elections and
'auyd>s the State ia thr cause Of temper
lucc. The platform declares tnat piohi-
piliou should not be cntanglcd with pU j.
les, and, without disturbing party atilla-
tiou- OF citizens, asks heir support Of
his great reform, which should be en-
hroncd above the contest Tor place and
bOWcr
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exclaimed joyously: swell" The m'I
bers approached him wonderinsly' $"
said that he was IN dripping persprS'iy.-
Two or three exclaimed: "Nhs
ina err" Masteu exultlnSly rel led
am all right now; can both hear -
speak rs well as ever" The mtmp'
were astouuded as much a, us' hs'
md the latter alterward joined ID
singing. To-day Masten is about the'
Is usual, a tending TO his busine" Nd
: K n aud heai ing as well a. he er ."
-u a-5 .>vn proved tnat 1t ~"
eighteen pounds OF good hay d:! j,
Keep alive steer weighing ~
pounds. A 1000 pound steer VIII "
th'rty-six pounds to keep him sll's
from shrinking; or in other Sora'
furnish heat anj repair ;he waste o. n.
sue that is constantly occurring ~ -,
animal economy. 1t will be seen Il,
that the longer an animal IS ksPN,
larger he + cent. of is io9d , ,.rp
goes to iurni, merely the food -, M
port. 1t is also evident that ".
cent. dimini-les a. the days o.
suee art lesscned - Pra.rse Form
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q
Jones i said To have borrowed from
Orman. aud which. the latter claim.
was paid back. Bunk Orman and
iiud' hlN brother, were standing near
the saloon, when .lomc> called Bunk
aside, and after "A few word, the two
separated, Orman going up stairs.
Jones went into the barroom and soon
orman started down stairs with a
pistol in hand, and was met bv his
brother, n Jones was some distance
on Bud Orman grasped the pistol
and II was discharged, the ball ,trik-
ing the ceiling, and glancing and shat
tering mirror behind the bar. Bunk
oruan was arrested ON charge of
assault to Kill, and released on a bond
"i - 900, W. Il. Cummings aud Bud
ormsn being his sureties.
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NuCh Needed Inpro, u,rut

y move ha> been made in the right
direction 10y the County Commi,-
,l"nrr> in ordering an addition 10 the
Court-houNc, TO provide vault room
Tor the preservation of the record, of
the District Court Mr.. DodSon. the
architect. is preparing the plan, for a
two-storN vault back of District Clerk
bcasley's present office, to be thor
"ughly iire-proof. with room for the
accommodation of all the record, and
papers belonging TO the office. Thi,
VIII afford n great convenience in
court times in enabling the Clerk Ia
keep the records of the court convent
entity at hand for reference. There are
other improvements needed about the
COURTHOUSE, which will be made in
dino iiInn
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We have just received small in
voice of sundowns and picnic cart
wheels in light and dark straws, and
have them in stock trimmed and un-
rimmed. All other straw goods and
dress hats at your own prices, as we
wish TO Increase the size of our cash
balance, so as TO lay IN our fall stock
~ lowest cash terms.
Mrs. ELLA $. Cohen,
Fashion Bazaar
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which gained him the solid Frenct
Canadian vote. | still have his letters iu
which he favored grand commercial
union to embrace Canada, and Blaine, a.
his premier, also enuuciated the prln.
ciple. Since Blaine reiterated such view.
In his cttcr OF acceptance, his friend,
have been IN communication with lcadin.
French Canadians here to secure the vot,
Of their conpatriots residing In tn,
states, estimated from 500, 600 to 400, 600
An election campaign will bc started 10
tn, arge New Eng and manufacturing
Ditios, to which French Canadians viii b,
sent to work up 81 BOOM
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\ WOMA>'~ CURIOSITY.
She Finds Gut What the Inside OF a
NkYR 1cket ls Made of.

CINCI>>AII, O., Ju so - The home
Henry upmolcr, p oregon street, wa,
This morning the scene OF terrible eX-
piO>ion 1t was noticed last night that
,cycral OF the hundreds oI Sky-rocNets
which contribute to the entertainment
Jl the Highland House lai,cd to explode
in the air, ami the residents on Hi,i Side
idmOniShcd the chi irrn not to rucddlc
with them. II viewer, Phi ip llil,
.Lrd ten, and Charley Up
meier, aged seven, tuuni the
tead OF liyc-ponud rocket, and took it
ip their home. Later Mr> Upmrlcr's
ur,o>ity was aroused, and she took an
IKE aud struck tn" miss, a heavy blow.
loud report followed which startled
the cnt!re netIhDurlpod. Mrs, Upmrtcr
was dangerously wounded, aud her
augntcr Liza, aged twelve, iataliy in
lurcd. Two boys were ais seriously hurt,
nut il i, not thought iati.b unless from
tluud-poisouing.
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MIR John Il. l.unstord. "A journals Il
Young in years but old in new ,papcr
experience. aud well and iavorablv
known in this city. will tomorrow
assume control of the local coumn,
of the EXAMINER. and we ask for him
continuance of the same cuurtcsic-
that have been extended to hi prcdc-
CpssOrS
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pown, down, down. My goods have
all been marked down. and vet am
c!ah ing figures little lower lmust
maxi room for fail goods: hats and
l1nnets for mere tritie: hair broiJs
81 cents 20 S4;hair waves reduced.
meek wear reduced; gloves reduced;
parasols at cost; fans nj cost. mean
what ! say. Come and see for your
sell Dress making specially: a full
llne OF dress trimmings. Gail before
purchasing dress goods. Advice what
10 wear and how to make il free of
charge at Mrs. b. j. Doss, South
Fourth street
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near the city. i allotted tu Mrs. Trir.'
while the elegant residence on Austin
ana Ninth streets, recently purchased
from Mr. Tray, Jones. goes to Mrs.
hellctt, and the property ON Washing
ton street above Ninth. is given 10
Mrs. Surratt. Mr.. Mann saws il is hut
little trouble To wind up the affair,
OF this estate, n it, only indebtedness,
Is Tor current expenses contracted
during July, and some notes. agprc-
eating $4,000 or $4,000, given for
money deposited with Mr.. Trice for
safe keeping, When il is contemplated
that this vast estate. whose market
value is scarcely less than SImOOO.
has been accumulated by Mr.. Trice
since the war, which lett him bank
rupt, the untiring industry and supe-
nor business ability of the man be-
comes apparent. The division as
above stated will undoubtedly meet
the satisfaction of all concerned.
- -
Every smoker shoild try Little
Joker"
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DY1oN, o., July 30 brutal mur-
der occurred at the soldiers lIomc this
morning. Two inmates, Fritz Brockmcicr
and John Dolau got to quarrcling over a
pass, when the former knocked the lat r
down, Whercat he procured knife luG
thrust II into Btuckmcjcr> neck, miaing
i fearful wound and causing death IN a
eW moments.
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A>~AlLEn Ar MlpNiGur.
Chief Of Pol c- Md IL Target by An
Uuku W. a lsissln

. UhI " ! n z l55In
LNcRo~-t, WIS, july 3U. An attempt
WAS made To a~~a>,luet- tr.nE Hatch,
hcf Of Police, at ono u'clock tbs morn
lng white returning home An unknown
mau tired turcc shots The trst struck
4 nib below tn nipp.c on the rlght side
and pa~~ed around to the backbone The
second went through he eft arm The
hird MISSED The rghtarm is paralyzrd
bN the iir't shot. The a>siilut threw
ms revuyrr oscr the fence aud Il Il.
Hatch is dyinc There /, intense excite
meut. lho who'c pupu.ariun is ON the
Streets or uuuting the murderer.