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Two Old Ladtes Assaulted.
THE TERRIBLE CRIME or POUR BOYS on new
YORK fARM.

The Misses Harriet ana Mary Tcmpkius. aged
SO and SIS years, reside near White Plains, New
York. They are nieces of Daniel ID. Tomp-
1912, and afterward Vice President OF the
United States during the Monroe administra-
ton. Last Friday, as they were sitting In their
dining-room, three boys-Edward Tobin Ed
ward Hogan ana Michael DonoVRn-walged
into the room. All were about 10 years old
Inc tntruders asked tor somethit g TO eat aud
the old ladies gave them bread and butter but
thls they tossed Into the ftces of the donors
Immediately Afterwards tile boys threw the
ladies down and assaulted them. The facts did
not become known To the police until SATURDAY.
afternoon. the old ladies sitting Ia the mean
time In their dining-room In a dated condition
Ihey refused 10 say much about the assault
out recognized the three guilty boys when they
were brought before them.
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Married as she Graduated.

At Allentown, Pa q sensation was created in
Music hall yesterday, when at the close OF the
commencement exercises OF the high school, the
marriage Of one OF the graduates. Miss Laura
+. Wunnamaker, to Emerson F. Miller, was an-
nouneed to Ia Ike place. After the awarding Of
the diplomas by Professor Lands, the couple and
four ushers marched on the stage from behind
the scenes and were closely followed by Rev
ding ceremony. The happy couple received
the congratulations of the audience, and a re-
ception and wedding feast were enjoyed at the
wedding tour,
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Using His Wife as q Target.


AFTER BRADLEY's THIRD SHOT.
JERSEY CITY, n. j., June 23.-Three shots
fired in rapid succession this morning were
located by Policeman Mcbride in the apart
ments of James Bradley, at No. 313 Warren
at his wife, Margaret. His Shots went wide Of
their mark, and the timely arrival OF the pO-
liceman prevented murder. Three years ago
Mcbride was hastily summoned TO arrest Brad
ley under similar circumstances. At that time
Bradley fired three shots through the door at
the officer, and for this was sentenced to two
years in state prison.
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THE CONTRACTORS VIOLATE THE SCALE WHICH
THEY RECENTLY SIGNED

THE CONTRACTORS VIOLATE THE SCALE WHICH
THEY RECENTLY SIGNED.
PITTsBURG, PA, June 23.-The plasterers of
this and Allegheny City, some seven hundred
in number, have gone out on another strike,
This will close building operations for some
time, unless the trouble is settled. All the
houses that were begun in the spring are CON-
pieted with the exception of the plastering.
The pasterers struck on May I, when their de-
mands OF eight hours per day and 81 per week
were granted. The employers signed -cale
agreeing to pay this rate for one year. This
agreement was violated yesterday. it is said, by
refusal TO continue the scale, and strike was
the result. The Contractors union have filled a
new scale, which stipulates that ten hours con-
stitute days work at thirty cents an hour.
AT TINS rate, II Is averred, the men would earn
more money, but they positively refuse to work
more than eight hours day.
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Boston Special to the New York Tribune
Gen. Butler said to-day: II see that the papers
have been busily engaged in dragging my name
forward as a candidate for the governorship
this tall. That has been done without my au-
thority; have not said q word TO any body
about the matter. What do want the COVER
norship fort TO make the canvass would re-
Quire u vast expenditure Of time, labor and
money, wietDAA corresponding beneft to be
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The Storm at Atlantic CITY.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. June 23.-The storm
of last night and this morning was very severe.
The wind blew gale rom the southeast, an.
roofing few houses, blowing in bulk windows
and uprOOting many trees.
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suIi Par<uimg the Hestsl~s.
THE NExrcAss rss SONORA rERRorazED-AMAs
nrrrIxn caIrn ~ n,.ax.

MEETING cALLED N ARIZONA.
dispatch IRON Tombstone, Aris. dated yes
terday, says: The report OF Captain Lawtona
return Is incorrect He In still In pursuit Of the
hostiles In Sonora The sonora MeNicans are
completely terror-stricken aud demorslized.
They have but few and poor weapons and but
httle ammunition. while . hosiies have the
best tue United States eau furnish. sonora
Mexican can hardly be got 20 go far enough 10
point out the tratl. The Society OF Arizons
Pioneers has appointed n committee 20 prepare
resolutions expressing the views Of the people
On tie Indian question aud 20 Ak day for
general mass meeting IN tho terri ory.
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FOR S - LEE,xrxuowrp . SOW ,,,,v
n Il Gr,yt A In "a i.lia

Il ~ DANENHowER 4 son. Ills St
s3oOCO-Lot 53xt44 10 30 foot paved alley, with Is
Rot Size alley improved with two large Brick DWELL
fS and cOac house: centrally ioca.ed suitable for
ba<i ness or residence property.
Cir,ie, al modern IN prosements good condition.
S1@,oUU-FiNe new . roou Brick Dwe Iings on 22d
81 y ". modern improvements. eligiby located
elo,sO-i our Uew Inoter tyle Brick Dwellings
Capitol Tin.
s5.Voo-Bricx Mansion, With modern improve
ceshtfui; SOU hern front; properly Capitol
1ilIl.
ss;.IOO-Two 6 room new Brick Dwellings gas.
water and sewer. on 10Th nv good Investment
- cpt-Three new . room Brick dwellings I'm rear
oi above ON 10Th ST IA W., rented for 5000 per
ss.5oO-New room Brick. all modern improve
hlents. e!isbiiy located. on aptoi Hill
s.,-so iwo new room Bricks, with cellar. sos
sl.2Uo-Five room Frame Dwelling 22lU va ave-
NV rented Tor Si2 80 per mo.
81 2Ut-fOur room Brick 22l4 Va ave. n W.
Rented for 80 per mo.
SlOOo teacnl-IwO new ; room Bricks 81 and %
JACKSON ST II. e, renle'. for siO per mo. je5-lm
lNOR SALE-vALUABLE IMPROVED AND
CITY. Contiguous Vermont ave low. CIR lie Scn,t
statue and Thomas circle property ux an ts.t
i on The corner oI litH and n.w nearly oppo-
s-tr iAe japanese eaoassy. Tn tie the
bot - fOuT-stcry mansard roof first-cass no.ieru
sat SUBSTANTIALLY built I-rooIn Brick House vii n
side hay window FIVE OF the bVsi-roous and rbs ,.i,,
Ing room LEX l6, and he saloon parlor il
feet. with dis id doors: the Is feet p lar s,t
hall are tim with solid walnut, cell. and side
walls are painted in oil aid the chandeliers are crys-
ta The vacant lot. PAX LOO feet, the northw t-t
corner has park OF - in width by 100
depth nj parking front side "a H. he house
OF l0J will be sold separateiy f,'r
<Io.OtO the lot, PAX 100 vi be sold
alone for slUUO the whole Will sod her for
account or its large rooms line sh ale
trees STuObery, gra lawn lou ntaia and snnIghi
hom sas. ana south exposures Apply TO the o,y ef.
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SLOW PROGRESS MAKING IN THE TRIAL OF
THE CHICAGO ANARCHISTS.
CHICAGO, June 23.-The crowd seeking ad.
mittance TO the criminal court, where the
anarchists arc on trial, this morning was larger
than usual. Upon questions propounded by
the states attorney, it Was found that Bytus,
one OF the men accepted by the Defense had an
anarchist In his employ. He was excused by
the state. The state accepted James II. Cole,
accepted by the defense yesterday. He Is the
nrst juror chosen. He Is u locomotive fireman
and was an officer in the Union army.
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B0sToNs AID TO PARxRLL-The Boston
parliamentary fund committee yesterday
transmitted $1,000 10 Treasurer O'Reilly, OF
Detroit, 10 be sent immediately to Mr.. ParneiL
Messrs. r. A. Collins and John Boyle Reilly
have sent the following dispatch to Editor
OBrien, OF United Ireland, and Mr. Sexton. al
DuOlin: Receive Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
with hospitabie attention q gifted and WARM
hearted friend of Ireland in her appeal for con-
stitutiOlial rights"
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A Murder Due TO am Old Grudse.

PITTsBURG. June 23.--During quarrel at the
Walton house, Latrobe, Pa, last evening Frank
shot and instantly killed Mac Dixon. The
shooting was the result Of an old grudge. Dixon
had a bad reputation, having served term in
the peni tentiary for killing man. Keene was
arrested.
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Anairs at Washington Grove.

Affairs at Washington Grove.
THESEASON OPENED-A PROSPEROUS oUrIooK
Correspondence OF The EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON GROVE, MONTGOMERY Co., Md.
June %, 1886.
The season has fairly opened, people are
"hocking" out, and the prospects are that by
July LIST we Will be obliged to put up sign
standing room only" SO / would advise those
who contemplate coming 70 the Grove to decide
soon. Out Of the eighty-five cottages land TOUR
or five more that will be erected) know of but
one or two for rent, and the hotel is also fast
hiiing up: Monday evening 1t was crowded on
the occasion OF q surprise party given by the
people on the grounds to DIR. and Mrs. La
Fetra, proprietOrs. The new reception room was
beautifully decorated with wild flowers by the
young people. The evening was pleasantly
spent in speech-making and singing. Promi.
nent among those present was Miss Jennie
Smith, who has been with us for several days
and preached last sabbath. Our young people
have started in for having q good time in earn
est, this being the third surprise party this
season, and more contemplated. J. n. b.
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Doesn't Know How She Got Here.

ADVENTURES OF ELIZABETH LONG AND HER
FIVE CHILDREN, OF MARrINsBURG.
Elizabeth Long, with five children, from to
10 years Of age, and numerous bundles, was at
police headquarters to-day. She stated that
she Is q widow, aud came from Martinsburg,
Va, having started from there three weeks ago
ON foot, and walking all the way here. She
says she wanted to go to her fathers at Green.
castle, Pa, some thirty miles from Martins
The wanderers were sent back to Martinsbure
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ENOR sALE-N- Y AVE, NEAR 4TH NV, 10
roc N three story brick, mod maps SO 5oO,
aear ION NV, foar-story brick. ali mod. imps.
sooou : ST, near lZth NV, room brick. 1Sx l3O,
mod lmps, $500 These are bargains 81 T.
LEWIS, l2lS So jel9
fNoR Saloon CAPITOL HILL, DESIRABLE
Il 1Osocm corner brick house; bay windows,
sCuth and frontage; handsome parking front
ana SADIE. every convenience street Terms
easy. Address OWNER, p. o. Box 3S9, C.ty.
jel9-6..
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RELEAsHN0 NEW YoRK PRInoNxns rop
DKHT.-Y ssterday afternoon Warden Eeating.
q LUDLOW street Jail New York, called Sor
Augustine y Mcdonald. Terrence koneIl and
Jules Chattillon, the three men iInpSisoned Sor
debt yhose csses had been argued before
JUDGE Oon0hue IN the D0ening on habeas
corpus proceedings. The necessary lsGi for.
muias having been complied with, and an
order having been received from the shorfn d.
recung ~ warden Of Lndtow street tail q dis-
charge them the warden Informed Them Of this
action 4cDonald has heen imprasoned since
March ss IA lss9 Aoness sines Dsoembsr 40,
1864 ana Chftulion since January ID. 1885.
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PAYING HONEYMOON BILLS.

The President Sends q Check and His
Thanks 10 b. 4 O. Officials.
BALTIMORE, Nd, June GA check for the
full amount of his expenses at Deer Park was
yesterday sent by President Cleveland TO the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad company. In the
letter enclosing his check, the President ex-
pressed his appreciation of the attention him
self and Mrs. Cleveland received.
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Killed while Resisting Arrest.

YORK, Pa, June 23.--John Hood colored
was killed by Officer Powell this forenoon.
Hood was drunk and threatened to Kill his
wife. He was beating her when the officer ar
rived. Hood seized the officers revolver and
in the scut1ie the officer Shot him through the
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Providence Celebratine.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., June 23.-Providence
presents gala appearance to-day in honor OF
the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary OF
the settlement of the city. Never before has
the city been SO handsomely decorated.
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GAVE HER HIS PR0PERrY TO MARRY Him.
document was died in the registers Office in
New York yesterday. which gives 20 Miss Mary
N. Colt Of Newark. N. J., the properly Of the
Hev; sidney Wilbur, OF Albion. Orleans county,
lady's hand 70 said Rev. sidney Wfibnr The
lAdy's signature u written IN Q firm hsnd. While
that OF the clergyman b quite shaky, iudies sinx
houses, lands, money, musical insirumenIs.
Copyrights clothing and ali property. real and
personal, that he posssssss IL Miss Colt viii
marry him. W."
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After Cuban Filibu.ters.

Mobile dispatch says: The revenue cutter
Forward was ordered on Tuesday by telegraph
from the department to proceed with all speed
to the Mississippi sound, there to cruise and In
tercept q schooner loaded with men and arms.
bound on q filibustering expedition to Cuba. II
Is believed the expedition Is fitting out in New
Orleans and seeking to depart via Lake Pont-
with an extra supply OF coal in her bunkers.
PROHIBITION CAMPAIGN IN MASsACHu-
SETTS.-A telegram from South Framingham
a Mass, June 22, says Preparations are making
lor state prOhlbitory campaign. general
mittees chosen by the Worcester and Middle
sex, the Worcester Northeast. the Middiesex
ance Unions. and II IL claimed that this COM
mittee representa- 104 towns and cities In
Worcester and Middlesex counties. mass
nee VIII be held in Clinton on tho 3Oth inst.
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te21-3t*
L A CHOICE FARM AND RESIDENCE.

This Farm 80 acres of land aud IL in high
State OF cultivation; Is we'll fenced and has abund-
ance of water from springs upon the place Yields
grass abunaniy, both for hay and pasturagp and is
well adapted TO farming purpo~es generally. 1t
good nants house, barn, corn house and hay bar
racks On an eIninence overlooking Washington and
commanding view of the Potomac from George
town TO Fort Wash nton, is situated spacious Brick
Mansion, Containing twelve large rooms with kchen
OF four rooms adoining The grounds about he house
are most attractive. The orchard contains apple.
peach pear ounce and cherry trees of be vari
etieS There Is small vineyard of Concord and Clin
ton grapes The house about one-haIf mile f ON
station on the Alexandria aud Washington il oad
one mile from the Episcopal theological seminary:
two miles from Alexandria, and five miles from
ashing ton city.
For further particulars apply to
DR. q. WYTHE COOK,
3 Thomat Circle, Washington, D. G.;
Or, c. F. LIZ, JR.,
je19im* Alexandria virginia
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TWO SPECULATORS-3l2 ACR s. AT MUIR
kirk station; Ia miles. on Washington Branch,
with fine elevations and road fronts. For sale very
cheap. X. w. TEMPT MAN q 20
jel6-eo2w Agents. 81 Lexington St Batimore Md
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A JUSTICE oF THE PEACE ASS. rtrs . W.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ASSAULTS Wo.
MAN.-Wm. j. Sanderson, Justice OF The peace.
peaded guilty IA the police court An Clncin-
natl yesterday, To a charge OF assault and bat
tery, preferred By Mrs. Gibbous. aud Was SEN
fenced 10 two mon tbs In the worknouse, aud 10
pay nne OF S1Oo. His appeal Tor mercy on
The ground that he was drunk when he com.
united the offense was not success Ut
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A WAIK-ovER FOR THE CHILDs' CHALLENGES
pennsylvania had walk-0yer for the Guilds
chalienge cup g Philadelphia yesterday. The
unable 70 compete, owing to . lack OF funda
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-23

BASE BALL YEsrEKDAY.-AL Detroit-De.
troit o. Chicago, 4. Al Kansas Ciiy-SL Louis,
d, Kansas City, Z.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
WANTED-A PURCHASER For 4 pELIGHT

"ANTED-A PURCHASER FOR DELIGHT
w fui Home In the mountains OF Virgin a, situated
Immediately on the Norfolk and Western Il. X one
hour ride rom Lynchburg and few minutes ride
Tom Liberty the county seat of Bedford county, and
improved by two brick dwelling houses aud all neces-
sary out-louses; good garden good orchard. and 10
considered one of he bet wheat farms in the state.
Wen watered and timbered, containing about 300
acres There are in the immediate vicinity po, office,
stores. churches, grist and mills There is Q
watertank IN the nime late vicinity, here the mail
anu freight rains stop daily to take There is
Also an ore bed tmagetic) on the farm, supposed TO
be very valuable Will se for cash, exchange for
real estate III Washington. The place is admiralty
suited as q mountain nome for gentleman OF wealth
tor further information address Mrs. NJ. A. AMBER
SoN. az ST. NV, Washington. DC. j23-y. fm4t+
L'OR SALE-FARMS OF ALL SIZES, NEAR
Il ths city and convenient to railroad.
je2@2w A p HILL ~ CO.. 1889 st.
EvR sALE-oNE OF THE FINEST FARMS OF
- 90 acres, IN Montgomery county, "a miles from
IIstrct OF Columbia line. on Rockville pike Address
ooA 40 star once. je2l -5t<
INOR SALE-CHEAP-A FARM OF ls4 ACRES
\ 30 acres clear, balance oak, pine, frame house
SEVERAL barns. small dairy house. never falling
String OF the finest wafer, well fencei land rolling
SOIL .Uony splendid farm for sheep raising; neiyhbor-
hood Very healthy sitta ed fUu miles nth Of Bur
station, airiaS county. Va Price 81 per acre Will
lug TO exchange for good city property.
]. SCHNEIDER,
1eZt-ot@ Alexandria, Va
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange noted today:
T. = 4l;s 1881. coupon. IN BIZ. lIlTs asked. q.
3 As coupon, l-ea bid. 1877 asked. U. s. As, regis
tered i2o@4 bid i:8 asked y. {. per imp. Us, 1871
fr ns a2S BID a. i2l asked Soys.r nd 3s5s
ies2 com ii57s hid, ii6ia asked. Me,ropoiitan X K
s s, ioos 6a iO6la asked. Washington Gas, 80
Columbia lns-. l3a u,, 16 asKe. GERMAN American
lns, lao bid. Potomac ina, 64As old Washington
Market stock, 1Hta d, 2Oas ASKED. bank OF " ASH
inston, 2Ul bid second National Bank, i16 bid, 10
i.sAed aeai rstAte little insurance, lv7 Dad, ii
asked. Penn iei. Co, Asa bad, Al asked. Cnes..
Electric Lighk. 81 bid, rs asked. p -
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PANIC AND Loss OF LIFE ON A STEAMER
The steamer Cachapoai, on her voyage from
Valparaiso to CoQuimbo, eueounted heavy
among the deck passengers who lowered boats,
all OF which ioundered, six passengers being
lost. The greater part OF the deck cargo was
thrown overheard by the passengers, including
several bullOcks and mules. line steamer ar
rived at COquimbo sunday night
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CANADIAN MINISTERS SUBSCRIBE TO THE
PAKNELL FUND.-TwO ministers OF the Do
minion cabinet who from political motives
refuse TO allow the use OF their Names have
subscribed $500 each TO the fund for the liberia
lion OF Ireland. II ID understood that one OF
OF customs. The identity Of the other Is an
known. Orangenen At Ottawa are indignant
over the course OF the government In this mat
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SHoRN OF HIS HAIR AND WHIPPED.-At
Mount Pleasant, Texas, Uriah nhulton WAS
Called out OF bls house on "Wednesday night
ana carried by eight men TO the woods where
after being shaved aud having ais hair cut
very close, ne received twelve lashes from each
OF the eight men who took him u the woods.
He had not been shaven nor mad ais hair been
cut before In Twenty-Five year, de was thus
treated for having beating an orpf AN girl.
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TeleRranhic Rrtofa.

Telegraphic Briefs.
The Brighton Beach races were postponed to-
day on account OF rain.
monster mass meeting to aid in raising
funds for the Parneli campaign will be held in
Jersey City tonight. Among the speakers will
be Gov. ALBEIT and Mr.. A. NJ. Kelley.
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tNOR SALE-CHEAP AND On SMALL MONTH
y payments about three acres of land the Ridge
road, near Jennings, improved by frame house STA
Die, wen OF excellent water which fails and ia
POOL, 1422 I1th NV. ie It;ow&
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Y ELArrs
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF
PURE OLIVE OIL AND MACCARONL
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ALSO
THE CELEBRATED vELATrs FAMOUS CARA
NEiS. FRESH EVERY DAY
CT 9Th ST. NV. opposite U. - Patent ofaca
brSucu store. Avs Pennsyiyan,a ave ma
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES.

LNOR SALE-BUSINESS CHANCES
Il Very desirable Busne less property on 14th & a. w.
HUfTY d DYER
ie1I-lw 18th and + sfs.
NOR SALE-CHEAP-TwO NEW SIX-ROOM
II Bay Window Brick Houses; hall. BATH hot aud
cold water: latrobe and modern improvements; 33
feet parking. lot IS feet, 2oot alley: tor ~ 4OO
each. Apply on emises As and 81 u st. n.e., or ID.
M UOO ACRE Builder. lO17 22d St NV m261m
L,oR SALE-l417 RHODE ISLAND AVE, NEAR
IL scott Circle eight-room Brick: lot BOX 30 feet to
90 foot alley For particulars inquire OF Dr VIM
TER 1873 9Th 81. NV my25-lms
II St, between 9Th and 9TH NV; water, bath and
gas; nice yard, stable and back alley. Price $4,000.
Apply to Owner, 6lo F ST., Room jeS1m
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KILLING A Town SERGEANr.-Last Friday
al MouDdsville, w. Va, marshal OF the county
Eugene johnson, assaulted James Porter with
a club, lnnicting serious injuries. Last evening
neV. j. H. Thatcher, minister oi Lie Holiness
cuurcu. aud tue town sergeant went 10 arrest
johnson, when the ialters vile resisted and
assaulted Thatcher with a haucnet Thatcher
took the woman In custody. when Jon nson
came out of the house with q shot gun and
HEED, killing the officer almost instantly. John.
son escaped. The feeling is very high and
crowds are IN pursuit vi Johnson.
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BAltlEaOre marx ees.
BALTIMORE. Nm. June 23.-VirRtnia s,Yoa pou

RALTIMORE. Nm, June 23.-Virstnia SKIES new
thrses 67as; North Carolina aixes. old, l2O bid To-
day.
BALTIMORE. Nh. June 23.-Cotton dull-mid
ding, ea Flour quiet aud straightforward stree
aud western super, 2oOaL 30: do. extra, SUUa.i az.
GO. family 3.Toa4.0O city mills super. 25(la:s I'M.
ITO. extra, 3.loalOO' do. Rio brands 45Oa4.G2; Pa.
tapsco family, o.lo; do. superiataSe puleut. & al,
Whest-southsrn nominslly steady; western higher
Closing duit southern. red S3ao6: do amber ai.,S.
dry, new. Loo Ne western winter red, jnw. 81
AoIAa; August. S27ssSSis; september, SaIaaS;ss.:
ocooer. - bid. Corn-southsrn higher; Western
steady and quiet; southern white, .6A4s; southern
yellow 48aSo; western aixed. spot. 4,4sa4sls JUNE,
steamer, sS,.ss o..s drm.souiiern, sSs:ss
syiSaa'. sas ss Rye hixhss sa.es Hay iowss-
quiet Mess pork, lutValU.5O. buik meats-shomi
ders and clear rib sides, PACKED, oassul.. BacSn-
shoulders, 0e4 acesr RIB sides ia; hams i2l.ai s..
iara.rehned IN Baster nfm-western, pscked.
1oai3; creamery. 1oas8. hnxs hover l..s.ss'
rssro,eu ,a, nom,nAliy stesdy-fenned: IN Uoase
sssdy and n.n-A soa. 0ls; copper rshned steady,
Shsaln WnasY homina,iy steady IlVaI .j,
FI.lgnts 70 Liverpool per steamer steady-cotton,
i3oAL; hour. Ia grain, 4Akd. Rsceapts-nOur y si x
barrels: ~, wheat; 800 bushes: corn, 260,o
bushels; oats, LOO bushels Shipments-nour lI87
barrels corn 57.4OO bushels. SsaIss-wneaI Ss ssh,
bushels; eorn, Old ousuels
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