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m •‘-f ' , . 4 ? w h v&Vi. -izWorAML'fl&M.JS.'I* . ‘ '.V '\ F \ •'M & P l f P ‘ WATEETOWN DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1884. ^ WATEBTOWN. N.Y., AgBtt. 19, 1884. Spring wMlbwwit unoeitainw eatiy pryidmtUlbboPui. ____ . even inUntftted that oyster o»pt»inj find “aocidentAUy drowned\ or “struck by the windless\ a convenient cover (or crime. Such shocking cruelties w these deserve as searching an investigation as tbo Danville riot or the Copiah county outrages. ___________ ■ ___ dywtalters aro mating tbp Paris *i poUra A ow tha white feather. ’ Baadall*! boom is too timid to venture beyond the boundaries pt Pennsylvania. f As this country -is now lurnishing ita own Import*! H ivaua cigars, there is no •xctue ta r sgitat log the question of bny- ing C u b a . ^ r Queen Victoria esoaped injury on her ( trip lo Darmstadt and now finds henelf : down wlth lumbago, England would be donWy griered.it its beloved queenahouid ,,, die on other than British soli. Ths activity in the real estate market, - eaetind wat, with advancing pnoee, is at- -traotirig ths attention ot those who feared W panic. People do not n u ts such invest- mentson a foUing market * The Oawego oounty repubiioana aro lett atiadbe-oold^jo jrar as national dslo- . gatM are concerned. Cayuga takes one ■: delegate and \Wayne takes the other. No one. is to bit mo for this but Oswego her self, It ber poUtiPians are not respeoted athonee, they must not complain if oth- • n refute to pi toe any confidence in \>C There art those who think the republi- 'can state convention to be held st Utica - nost week will dtsignatt nominees for judges o f the court of appeals, snd it bss bosa suggested thtt it ihould nsme Judge > jUdnws, npttbkcin, and Judge Bapsilo, deaocrat, Jrt.ieaiiumed that if tbe re> publican convention ihould punuo this : oonrse, the democratio convention would •odorse itindthus mske sure tbe eleo- tioaofTwo.experienced und flnt class jadgea, Ws are fr* to »*jr wo approve thssuggMlton, Wa would like to see ~ tbo jodietMy takm^oua of politics and . -kept o u t for afltima Co oome. There ia - good matetlal for judges In both parties, send thapeopla outfit to bs left at liberty toptck itont and not feel ttndsr obllgo- tiona to vota for: poor sticks bacausa they bar# taanigad to mom * a nomination at , Iks bands of their politics! friends. (VanjrylfiMila five BUIno a so mnch Jargtr booMkta was expteted of ber, it is rstbacnp-hiil work to break the force at It. Wit the attempt ia being made. Ths Oamscoometvnrs put down aa trai tors in ths camp. They put on tbe livery at Bktiao lot the purpose of being elected Oeisgotes to Chicago. String been (loot- •df it ie aow cioimad that they wili do aa tkianU-tiroatmendld four years ago— dIsokay~lUIr lastittcteooi tad vote for ' vrbomansvsc they please, As a matter of fsot tha k#o casts are not parallel. Four ystrs ago the anll-0rant man rspudisted tksinatrnciIoMof tba slate conventions 'taorderthat they might carry out the , wbbsa of tba peopie of tbeir districts. If ttoBfatint delegates It*: Pennsylvania go hack o a ttair lnjIraoUoci, they win also - mWeprseent'tbs psopia who wnt them. OhsinMus'WaitMihM goos to Waah- ia|ton ant is oobmUU* with tha prtsi- . dsatkfrisada tit rsgozd to thtir future ooorae. Tbay dlMorer tha difflcuIUea ba ■ W ifltt b ite to ovwofaa to secure a wssnianimi bin iwemctlMi- fWotihaaiy lipsw ^ Wltiek hBe beeti ow ot ihe pca> rilaaifk wiartessi tapportsn, tblnka it bolt that ha ahouid withdraw from tha . aaamaa. Xn» tsadiag editorial it aaya: Prarilaaf Arthur docs not have a ' “aityet the- dilsgaiis from his own sk the Chkago contention, wa hope aSdtrMtthath* wiilmotparailthlinam# fehawsedaaacaiKlidatefotpnsidont in that body. Ws Impiors him not to par* raitit. Itianotanhkaly that, notwith standing his splendid record, Prtadent inkm r will be defeaiwd at Chicago, Let Wat save Unwell oadklsfrisods mortll- •seWoat ky wHhiwa|i>g frost th* oonteet K ha doee not bcM a m t joriiy ef the New Teek iilnprtw, Tbis we say a* tha friend, npporUr and sdmirrr o l Prssi- dnst Arthar Thisyaatlbsia sieosld ba M rssestlHon ot ths jmlitfesl'wotttt* of iW - Tha Isotarss of ta t gensrol trade tttoeghoet ih# UniWd States do not sho w ■oohtobeag* fa* this week. Eein aad . rtoras have aftetsd tba interior timfflo, which: hubaaa fait a t the treda cectsrt. .Ihaiermhaation of some labor striksa .sad dsetnrhaooee hss beta offset by fnsh oalhrwsks. The new arrangement for a leatriotioa of tbtproduetion of anthracite MSI ia likely to rasuttln. acms d ilute bs- iwaaa tb* com pan toa and the miner*. Thalatter-have aireaedy oool[dained, and ihedaotnon referied to promites to pro- long lbs existence o t tb« cause ot oom plaiat. The odvonoe in crude petroleum wm largely the nealt o f manipulation, Wheat hat alt turned higher aad lower ihanthedoeeoflstt week, ending high- sr.. Tndion com has advanced on the Week. It hM been stronger than wheat, Owing to bad weather sad light receipts. -Baporti ’from ihe heavy winter and ipriag wh*at^rowin| states oontlnue -vary ftvorable. Kxports of wheat have 'iaetaased some snd flour is steadier. Provisions anSrmer In sympathy with gvaia. 'The dry goods amrement trom vibat htnds'hai been moderate, ........... . II—w — ■: Tbe coming slavery which Wr. Herbert EpeocMJwritesaboatii already here, it ihe reports which the Baltimore papers tea* be relied upon;sn,I_th*r® ho reason to doubt the iruthfulnew ofwbat UMysay TUqr tell (hpoking stones of .--haw tbt: omwi- are obtained for oyster drodd<s*smd' bow tbey are afterwards tnated by brutal c(Seers. From the pabUihed accoants it seams that every f tfamrsval of just sad* practices : aa wwibdco reeorted to in recruiting the 'Brtttabnavy and as ctill disgraoc the - mtaqhsntmarine in some ports of the ' world. -.-Greenhorns of many natlona are tiapped lnto etilittlngfor voyages of un- .known duration and servieen wfaoee char- they dimly gutea. Drunken men ^varacajoWdjon boerd _be I pungies to Snd l^ihaaaerivcf,--on sobexiiig up. afloat in the ;'Qheaopeake, perhaps a hundred miles :..f»OM’:ibelr Mrious families. In some ntaaa.too it isMid tbe actual violenoe of ^ iho O^praao-gang ia employed to recruit th*oytiar navy The commonest prsc- ;-;tiae»'Jho'w*Ter1.-is to e&Urt raw youths, ftm o tgm * , Or ifegroas,for a abort rojagfi, tlwhfcthMtt by force until the [ of lha aeasoc, Ftotaet from the en- 1 m a . ls w d a i,T h e captain and sdh|^t4#r. AMW*. «ta watohfah r of^_*WW li .aUowed to -go. lai^pnteiw ^ a b d w h ^ tartn . -^A i& il»aw ttl?dwif r t a i m ’.\iiita : (jte v j lgfltani otSom -.U to- viThdordar ot- J.tbo day is poor, iworksadill treatmsat. After ■:tta;:w«tob*dsaiiiia' \'^half'taad:from-;l Tomorrow will be the analvorsary of one of tbe saddest events thst ever occur red in Watertown, and aa sad to contem plate today as it was one year ago to morrow. It was tbo oruel, needless sacrifice of as valuable a human life as drew breath in thla law-abiding, peaceful community, where we all feel so sooure in onr interests and our lives. A gonius tbat had struggled for years over stern obstacles and througb-a pathetic poverty, the story of which has never been told, until he had achieved a triumph ln science that will make bim long famous as a benefaotor to mankind, was extinguished by the too vioiously common and cowardly pistol. A gener ous heart, full of good impulses, sudden to anger but quick to forget it, glowing with love for the wife and child who were then made a widow and orphan, waa torn by a bullet. He had eomo here to assist in tba general prosperity of this ctty by establishing art important industry with all its advantages to our interde pendent interests and its honor to the name of Watertown. Ho bad gone through a long and bitter contention at law against thoss wbo sought to de prive Mm of advantages he had at last just gained snd honors he had won; and juat then at the scene of bis victory and hope be was laid in death. Very email ls the number snd very small the souls of those who will ever oeaae to admire his most prominent traits of character and honor hia memory. When the woret thing against him is said, In connection with hia taking off—that he felt a victim to a murderous assault on his own part— it should be remembered, in justice to him whose Ups wero bushed from telling his side ot the story, that tbst waa told by one whose life was at stake on his narration of it, and that it waa s story of a murderous assault made upon him witb a twelro-ounce walking atiok. No OM else in the world ever feared his life was in danger By one of Fred Barnet' sud den demonstrations of ill-tomper, so far aa otn be learned; and no one btlievoe that if the evil habit of carrying a pistol had sot existed in thst caio, any one’s life would havo been taken. JEANNETTE JEALOUSIES. A Congressman Wags Uis Tonguo at the Speaker—Tho Senato in Executive Session. A H u m o r t h a t the JFalee P r o p h e t has been W a lloped—The P o p e ’s Encyclical, The wisdom of juries ln reipect of what testimony to beUeve and wbat not to, and tho justice of courts in reipect of wbat avidenoe to allow snd what chnrges to make, are not, os many jadgea and lawyers would have the peoplo boliovc, beyond the reach of pnblio criticism and rectification, Tbe popular estimate of thsss things is juat now undergoing a savers roviilon np snd down the country goosraUy. It could not he ollierwlso with such vordlots ss thou in tho Bmma Bond case snd ths Zorn burns com in IUinoia nnd tho provocation at Cin cinnati, all still froih In tho pubiio mind, os well as oountlen othor teas conspicuous casta, and thn daily halt column, mors or Inn, ln tbe newipipers Of dispatches showing how th* cheapen ing ot human blood by ths oaaxts Is going on. ETen tn chambers of commerce, wben men's minds ore naturally driving on word ia purely tiUUh Intsrrsti, wo And tlMBMmhsnipoiidnar in their tniir«»»UI» •trite to desisnd that steps bo taken to auke the mods of procod ur* in criminal ossss man is swoortlanca with common sense views of justice for th* protection of human life, 8ach is just the aMaaingof a sat of righteously Indignant rssolnUons adopted by ths chamber of oommsrdo at Pittsburg, I’*., on Thurs day of this weak. The tamo necessity •TM dhtcussed among the lawyers st Albany a week er two ago, according to • report In ths New Tork Tribun*; but ss nothing h u since been hesrd of it, it is likily thsy wen afraid tbeir own busi- neee would be damaged by making shed dtr* of blood moro certain of some sort of panishment. Thla state needi such change as badly aa any. ______ PZaUUAE PEOPLE, With ths posstblS exception ot Oswego, there is more disreputable politics in Oneida county than In any other in (he state, outside New Tork city; snd even from the mttropolis there oomei no such charges of wholesale bribery si are made by tbs Oneida county people. It wu only* tew days ago that tbe action of the delegates from one town would de cide the complexion of thw delegatee to tho WMeeMlion bom tbe dlatrict. These delegatee were elected as Blaino men; by a large majority the caucus which selected them pronounced for Blaine. They were called representative men of their town. But they were ‘•*ceis br the stalwarts, and when tba time for action cam* they were fottnd working snd voting with ths stalwart crowd. It hM boen openly charged thst they sold themselves. Ths Blaino men have not been backward ia saying to openly; and (h* stalwarts do not tee lit to deny the tesirtion. If Blslno dolegateo were dis posed to sell themselves, they were not disposed to cry over it, Bat the Boonville convention disclosed a home of another color. Tho seventh ward of Utica is stalwart to the core; and none bat pronounced members of that faction were elected delegatee. Tet it appears that there was a Judos among them. He tamed ap mining in Boonville when ho was wanted. He had been given the power of substitutioa and tuid that power to betray tiie men wbo reposed confidence tn him. He sent in his place a man who never could have been elected in his ward, and this man was found voting snd acting with th* opponents of th» voters whom he wo* supposed to represent. This delegate ia accused of selling out. but as the price is not stated, the pubiio is left in ignorance ot how much it will ttke to boy an Oneida coun ty man. His vote would have been suffi cient to have elected Coggeihsll, but it was lacking, and the senator can not go to Chicago as adclrgato to work for the nomination of some new nun for the prcsidenoy. All this iu one county, mind you, snd a county at that which gave New Vork state one of the best governors it ever hid, famished the Untied States senato with twomembers. on* of whom was one of the ablest and purest men tbst over occupied a seat In ihe legislative bills of congress. Such corruption in a county which has famished the country with two able and honest men as presidential candid*tee! Such onminal proceedings in a county whioh hs« pawed aa the home of some of tho ablett men in ths country! It isre- tSTOitiug to think of. Oneida should hang her head for very shame. If ahe does not, it is because her people are so peculiarly constructed that they think anything that will serve to carry out their plaas is legitimate In poUtioe.- -HUht glad ars ws that Onsida is no nearer Jef- ftnam, ta.vaoasa ot. ksc disreputable mifjti Snd favor with whs. ah*-above Such T H E J E A N N E T T E . B a n e n h o w e r C o n t i n u e * H i » T n l p . Daaeabower continued bia to 3 tmiony before tho Jeannetto investigation com mittee yesterday. He said that very often thore was more or less antagonism between tho lino and staff of the navy. Witness spoke of errors Collins was con* Unually making ia tho use of the scienli* do instrument-*; soino of them wero errors usual with novices. Witness thought CoJJins never did anything on board the Jeannette which could properly be called soientiflo work. Witness declared that Delong always treated tbe other officers with perfect courtesy, and tho relations between Iho otber officers were very harmonious. Tbo discipline enforced by Delong was not unduly severe. The captain was very kind to every one ou board, and particu larly considerate of people’s feelings. There was lees disagreement on hoard the Jeannette than on many of tho eloven sbipainwhich witness bau served In wit ness* opinion Delong treated Collins witb particular consideration. Ho had heard It said among the other officers on the ship that Mif a commissioned officer had done what Collins somotimes did, ho would have boen brought up for it; and, contin ued witness, “I was once brought up for it,” Tbo captain had a great deal of trouble in getting Collins to tako oxorcise. The journal of Dr. Ambler, after the ship went down, was put in evidence. It sots forth the terriblo suffering* of tho mon, and concludes with & touching aud pitiful letter to bis brother concerning their hopeless situation. C O N U R E S S . F r i d a y ’t* S e n a t e P r o c e e d lags* The senate took up tho postoffice appro priation bill. The bill was passed without deviation from tho araondment proposed by tbo senate committeo except to add $*3,000 for river service. Tho committeo on library reported on amendment-to tho sundry civil bill, ap- ropriating $15,000 for tho purchaso of In. Fassott’a painting of tho electoral commission. Remarks wero mado in relation to tho death of Representative Herndon. KXKCCTTVE SESSION. Tho president nominatod thofoilowlag: John Littlo, Frankllnvlllc; Benjamin I*. Ottarson, Granville; Samuel H. Tall mad go, VaJatie; Willard S. Chapin, Livonia Station; Oscar B. Seaman, Ellen ville; all of Now York. Tho senate considered tho president's recommendation for tbo removal uf Col lector Wlckes, of Key West, Florida, for activo sympathy with tho Cuban insur gents. A telegram from Wickos denying toe charges was read. A dispatch from Key West citizens was read, saying: “The charges against Colloctor Wtckcs for alleged collusion with tho Cuban in surgents, astound everyone, and aro be hoved to bo entirely unfounded. Nine- tenths of tho largo revenue collected hero [•paid by Cuban manufacturers. Tlio collector has several Caban employes and cannot bo hcid accountable fur their sympathies.\ Tho senato confirmed tbo following postmasters: Chas. II. Browne, Irving ton; Jown W. Basaott, Tompkinarillo, N. Y.; Commodore Clark U. Wells, of Pennsylvania, to bo rear-admiral; hocood' lieutenant Thomas N. Wood, of Now York, to bo ffratdleutcnant of tho marino corps. _ _ _ _ F r i d a y 's H o u s o l*roccodlntr«. Tho bill limiting to two years tho timo within which prosecutions may bo Insti tuted a n in s t pertona charged with vio lating internal revenue laws was token up. Ur. White crlticUed tho aotion ot tho Springer committee In stopping tho in- restlpition against Uorernor Murray Ho reiterated the charges, and asserted that Mrs. Hayes hod Murray appointed os governor of Utah. Ur. Whito said tho difference between the ipeaker (who defended Msrray character boforo tho Springer committee) and himself, was. that rvhiio bo had been endeavoring to defend tho rights of tho poors-1 peoplo of his state, the speaker nsd been endeavoring to get his bills through congress for the biggest whisky monopolies in the stato of Kentucky. H. &L Miller demanded thst hi, words be taken down as unparliamentary. Uio Speaker—The chair desires that tbo worda shonld not be taken down, and that no notice should be token of them. [ Appolsuso on both sides of tbo chamber, j Tho bill was passed. The hill to relieve certain soldiers of the late war of a charge of desertion, was taken up and laid aside with a favorafclo recommendation. At ths ovoning session, iveonty-eight pension bills wero passed. Crimea am i C a s u a lties. Barker, Dak., April 18.—Charles Hol lenbeck, postmaster her*-, is a defaulter for ^1.100 aad h a s suspended. Eastmon, do., April 18.—Willis Hodges, a Negro, was hanged h e re this afternoon, in the presence o f a large crowd, for tbe murder of Lizzie Jones tost December. Richmond, Va., April 18.—\William J. Dennis, aged twenty-sir, a eon of ex- Cangressmm Dennis, d led tonight from the effects of a dose o f laudanum. He bad been drinking, Huntsville, Ala., April 18.—Liddell testified in the Janies ca£o hero today. It is thought it h a d little weight with the jury. The cane of the prosecution so fur is regarded weak. Farmersville, La., April 18.—Jobn Cherry was murdered b y Perry and Wil liam Melton, father an d son. He was a quiet and peaceablo nur.ii, and a respected citizen. Tho murderers CBcaped. 8an Francisco, April 18.—W. V. B. Wardell, book-keeper for Newman & Lev inson, fancy good dealers, is short $480 in his accounts. This morniDg be was ar rested and ln half an hour died in prison. It is believed h e committed suicide. Louisville, April 18. —A posse of den, puty marshals today brought in ten moon shiners, on whoso plac«s they had been making a raid. Tbey say th s t the chase waa exciting, the men laard to catch, re sisting and firing at tho officers. In Uosey county tho rendezvous of Joe John son. the terror of the neighborhood, was raided and the gang captured. St. Louij, April 18.—John ®. Telford, a passenger on the Iron Mountain railroad, en route to Ireland, w a a robbed of $17,- 000 on a train yesterday byC.M. Dennett. The robbor waa arreateSl on the train and the monoy found iu h ta possession: Den nett has been running o» express measen ;er on some western road, but is said to do an eastern “ orook.” Dallas, Tex., April 18.--A wind and rain Btorm, accompanied by thunder and lightning, s truct the colored church here this moralng, completelyjdemoliahing it. It was occupied as a colored echool and thirty-two pupils were in tho building. A number of them were Injured, bat only one Lula Wilson, fatally. Much damage was dono to other p a rts of tho town. Cow Day, Capo Breton, April 18.—A signal of distress haa boon shown oil tho week at Flint Island. \When the ice moved out the keeper of tho tight-houae reported that his assistant, Michael Kel dy, went gunning on tho d rift ice, a breeze sprang up a n d the ic« parted, preventing his return. Tho ne z t day bo waa seen far out. Ho suddenly dropped through the Ico and waa not seen again. Columbus, O,, April 18.—A glovo fight took place this evening boforo a largo number of spectators, between McHenry Johnson, of Now \York und Charles Lange, of Cleveland. There was tierce lighting, ln threo pounds. Tho p Aire stopped the fight in the fourth round and tho referee decided it a draw. Tito old sportsmen present pronounce it the most vicious slugging match over witnessed Denver, CoL, April 18.—Snow sltdoa havo been frequent ainco tbo enow began to molt. There were several today tn Black canon, near Ccrrecout. The regu lar west-bound ppssengcr train went oa far oa tbo (lrat o f these, and wero waiting tor workmen to clear ttxe track, when anoth er slido oame down, striking the engine, turning it over, Instantly killing Engineer Arthnr Brett, nnd Injuring tho fireman Frank Mnrtinn. AMIABLE ARTHUR Ho Desires Government Officers to Feel Perfectly Free iu Thetr Presidential Support. EGYPT. K1 Vflbdri Troop* U«b«l *&<! ChuUii Th*tr Leader. Election uf D e legates i n Several M o re Counties i n thin State. TH E 1310 CITY , a Vttrlotl (Vutrlbutlon to (tie Net*a o l tho D a j . A aoi lu* d Press D uptitcues. New York, April 10. A reduction of rates on steerage paa- bagt* between Kuropean ports and thia city has bun made today by all tho steamship Im*1*. Thero i6 no indication of nnv cut lu tho cabin fares. lU.VUKJtOCS SPAttttlSO, In a bout between Mike Cleary aud William Nlu riff, last night, Cleary struck Sheriff on the jugular vein and knocked faint down. Ile d ionot recover eonaciouB- ness for live minutes The t»pectatora were much alarmed, as they thought Sheriff was dead. HOW ro?l»EIt POPPED. Dr. Je&ti* Morrill recently gave $50,- 000 uf botds to Simon Popper, a broker, f^r safe keeping, Popper specu lated with tho bond* and lost $20,000 tho fir3tday. When Morrill demands! the return uf Iho bi»nJjt Popper ffod. Ho has been seauLed forever since, until y«sti»r day, when hu was arrested in Chicago. FAILURES. The im&jfattrs oi Henry Msycra, whole • sale dealer in cloths at ho. 28 Howard 8t aro $ 00 , 001 ). with assets at $60,000. The schedule s of Wm. U. Uuion show JiabUiUon, $&'R117, nominal assets. $‘3, - 024,70d, actual assets, $47,211. One-third of tho liabilities are due to'tbe firm of Williams & Uuion, the steamship owners A0.VSS wins . Agne*s Uuoth, the a circs**, recovered t verdict of $1,050 against Edwin F. Knowles and Theodore Morris, managers 01 the New Park theatre, for breach of contract. weekly hank statement . Tho weekly statement of tbo associated banks, issued from tho clearing houso to day, shows as follows: Loans, decrease . . $1,090,000 Specie, decrease . . . . 8,113,000 Legal tenders*, increase . . . . 1,141.000 Deposits, decrease 3,691,000 Circulation, increase 123.000 Reserve, decrease 1.049,000 Tlio banks now hold $3,567,000 In ox eew of thu legal requirements. THE QIHZELX RELIEF, The etcamrr Itear, ih»* tulvatne Yeste of the Crcely relief expedition, ii near ly ready fur sea and will sail frcn. Drotikly i> navy yard on Wodheaday next AKEUni.% h M F.N ENTERTAINED. Tuo iissembiy committee today luuiJ tho tcalimuny of sev«ralp* raonaconcern ing houses of bad repute. Uno testified be had witnessed disjjmung sccnea through tho windows of several sue houses. T IIF j lA U T lE S T b o P o « X h o p o p e haa s a l o f c a r a m n l s aa e n c y c l i c a l , in w h i c h 3iX5‘tJ Lxottor. pe baa subxmiltcd to the colies gives an elaborate explanation, historical, philosophical nnd n^jliiicsd of ibe origin and purpose of political secret aocietteo. Ho pronounces free* masonry tho insptr ing element in oil tiu1 e«*crct associations of Italy. The pope urges t&ubishups t«» promote as ananttdototo freo masonry catholic workmen's sociottca, and to restore tho mcdlaovnl arts and; trade guilds. A Virginia callixtor hoa londered bit resignation because ho fans been told that ho could out bold hts offico unless ho worked to eccuro tbo president's numlna tion. Ho u a Bkalno man, and rather than hn rlfllit ratlgnfl hi* of ffcOv Tho prcsidcot ami Secretary Folger tell him ho id under no obligations to sup port tbo preikicnC, and bavo refused to accept hia rcuignacJon. Tbo Oswego cus tom-house offlcera will seo from this that tbey would haro born ju*t os secure in tbeir position* if they bad been W* do, monstr&tiwo tn their attempt to eecnrc an Arthur delegate. A. Haoglug Choked Off. Atlanta, (la., April 19. Tobe Turnor, the murderer of Hhuttleo, was takou to (ireenvillo to be banged yesterday, In ibo jail bo asked tbe sheriff to leave bim alono, tbat he might pray. The sheriff d id so. Returning soon to say that h is father, mother and sister wanted to see him, found him witb a silk hand kerchief tied so lightly around his neck that h e could not insert a knife blade under it. Physioians were ealhd, but could do uothing. Ho was dead. tteady to Divide. Mingo Junction, Ohio, April 19, R. H. Turner, the defaulting ticket agent of the Panhandle railroad, has /e- turned from Canada, where he wont ith $18,900 of the company s money. Ho inteuds to effect a compromise. C o n c o rd n n d L e x i n g to n , Boston, April 19. The bundrod and ninth anniversary of the first two tights of tho war for Ameri can independences Is being celebrated to day at Lexington, Concord and other lowri-4 in Middlesex county. Tho Western Wheat Crop. Chicago, April 19. Crop reports on winter and spring wheat in Indiana, Illinois, Michigan Iowa, Nebraska, Dakota, ■Wisconsin, Min nesota and Missouri aro published today they show that wintor wheat has beon damaged only tn a fow localities and is now doing well. Tho spring wheat pros- jHM't* aro n o t ao good. Dyuamit© Oaly. Liverpool, April if>. Tbe dynamiter Daly bas beon remand- d until the government is fully prepared to begin his trial. More disclosures and evidence a re oxpected. Llko any Otber Landlord. Dublin, April 19, Darnell tvniay secured a verdict against a tenant, whom be fued for arrears of rent. Vic Sick, tauten Victoria is at Darmstadt, suffer g with lumbago and confined to the uace. Much anxiety h M t there in regard to her condition. A merchant wbo has arrived at Khar toum from Ei Obeld reports that tho Sheikha of tho Fagallat tribes, having bo come dimtiafied at El Makdi'e admmu- tratlon, rebelled. Mahdl's supporters at taxnptedtio chasibo the fpbefe, but Ure latter defeated them, MiMi losing heavl ly* The next day tho battle wo* resumed. Hahdi was defeated with great loss. Tho FfcgaUat tribes alao loot many men. When the merchants left, iho Fagaliat tribes had Jfahdi surrounded. Zebehr Pasha ia willing to gu to Khar toum and act under authority of the khedive, but not under Goraoo. The president of the ministry believes Zebehr is the only man who can pacify tho Sou- dsn. The English government haa no inten tion o f sending Zebehr Pasha to Khar^ toum. _ Election Case*. The district attorney at Charlrutnn, H. C., h ai moved in the United States cir cuit court to discontinue all cases on tho docket involving charges of violation of tho United States election laws. The motion was granted, and all the rases were stricken from the docket. The district attorney said tbat wben he camo into office ho found two hundred of these cases on tho docket. Thorn has hnen one conviction, one plea of guilty and a num ber of miB-trialfi. He was convinced that In the present state of public sentiment convictions were impossible. The lawver for the accused, in all tho cases, denied emphatically that tbe convictions bad foiled in consequence of tho influence of pubiio sentiment, and assorted that in no cose had there been sufficient evidence upon which to baso a conviction. The discontinuance of these cases is n relief to the peoplo of tbe state. T o n q o ln . A telegram from General Millut says : The enemy has again been enoounterod near Hung Hoa and completely routed. W# b a re destroyed the citadel I’liu Lam Tram, where tho leaders of the block flags bsd taken refuge. Our forces aro now following the right bank of the river Dar, with the object of threatening tbo enemy in the south and obtaining redress for the massacre of missionaries. Tbe black flags have withdrawn to Northern Ton- quin.” The remnants of thegarrisons of Bac- ninb and Hung Hoa, Chinese and Annamites numbering G.OOO, bave re- tnrned to Thank Hoa, General DeListe is going to Bao Ninh to observe them. In tbe capture of Phn Lara Train tho French lost five killed. Eleven coolies were drowned. France. The dynamite taken to England is con veyed by persons wbo conceal it between the lining and cloth of their coats. It is wrapped in oiled paper, in cakes like blacking cakes, which are an inch in thickness and five inches in diameter. They are left a t one place in England, where they are joined info one mass. On* lection of the dynamiters complain that the recent explosions ara unworthy of a greet cause. They think a pubiio building should have been blown up. Political Notes. Emory Stores trill preaent tiro namo ot i/rgan a t Chicago. we aro afraid tbo Albany Evrnmg Jour nal fa too haafy in some of Its political enn elusions.—Naw V ork Times. f laving failed t o rarry the city of Brook lyn, Mr. Daggslt would like to go to Chicago from sonac other district or ss a delegate a t large. It u intercatinij to coco para the results of conventions tn tho south whero office holders rulo w ith auch results in New York and Pennsy lvania whora thetr grip has been shaken. A Washington dlipatch to tho Brook lyn Eagle san: \Senator Plumb, of Kan aaa, declare] tha£ Blaine's nomination on the first ballot waa growing more prolxi bio overy day.\ A letter received here from V tica thia morning quotes Senator Conkling aa de claring that \Bimlno ia tlio moat available candidate tho republican party has nt ita disposal.\ what is Massachusetts coming to? The second congressional district convention refused tr, p js r^sluttsaa advocating tbe nomination of Edmunds and indorsing the administration. Tho debate on the reeolntion was hoslod. 8o tho twenty - sixth district has elected Thomas C. Platt aa one of its two dele gates to Chicago, and instructed him to voto for Jamea 0. Blaino for president. Wo have nodouUtthat Platt’s election as a delegate was conditional upon his Foi emn promlso to support the man from JIaine.—Utica Observer. Tbo president is a civil service reform er. Ho has said so himself. Ho will, therefore, feel very badly when Uo lea rna how Collector Lenmree has been conduct ing himself. A rati ho will be the moro prompt to rebuke tho collector because be is abusing h is office in behalf of the president who conferred it on him. Tho earliest intelligence of the rebnke will he given to our readers.—Utica Herald. The expression of the republican musics on the Pacific coast ia for IfEajne. Ho ia really the only ono of tho many promi nent republicans spoken of m connection witb the presidexiey, who can carry all of the Pacific states itoth Edmunds and Logon o re very unpopular on this coast an account uf iLeir pro-Chinosa views. (’nllfornia nnd Oregon will undoubtedly Fend delegates t o tile national convention to vote fur Blaine “first, laat and ail tbe time.\—Han Fraxiclsco Letter. Th\ outcome o ( tho twenty sixth dis trict congressional convention at Oneida is a curious one, and illustrates tbe vagaries of politics. The delegates chosen bi Iho Chicago convention, Milton Delano and Thomas C- Platt, particularly tho lattor, wero former stalwarts, and tbeir present supporters wero formerly of quite another shade o f politics. Now these mon go to Chicago instructed by a unani mous vote, to oast their ballots and uso their influence t o secure tho nomination of James G. Blaine-—Syracuse Journal. Tho Man W h o T a lks M u c h . Wo want to say a word to you who mako a living with your tongue. Y o u certainly must havs a clear, strong voice to cogago vour listeners. Dr. Thomas' Eclcotrio Oil to r sore throat, colds, ond hoarseness is unexcelled. Use and ad mire, rrctltlantlal i’Tcforencflioad L o a U Conrvn lio n * lu i b i s aud Ottstr State* Ni»tv York. April 19. Tbo rc*.tilt of tbo republican primaries last Dljilit la aa foHorca, in tho various Jislncls First, Arthur, recond, Arthur, third, Arthur, fourth, no preference, fifth, Ar thur; sixth, I Uni no ewveMh. Arthur ctfbiJi. Arthar. ninth. Arthur- tenth Anhui, t !c vcir.t. \rlhur. twelfth. Ar thur. UtirieviuU. Arthur a«»d Edmunds fourteenth, Arthur. fUtinnth. Arthur and anti \rlhur. sixtmuti. Arthur. teenth. Arthur and Uawley, eighteenth, Arthur, ninetoentb. Arthur, twentieth, Arthur, twenty Ural, Blaine and Ed munds, twenty sreur.i. Arthur; twenty third, Arthur. A morning paper frai-ark* Tho machine manager* had thing* pretty much tbrir own way in tue prtaian«M last nljjht. Of Ibe TOdcdrffato* « lectM 11 the republican •txto convention 71 are u«'uutcd for Ar thur And 6 against him. A-LLETiAKT UYJI V T T . rnenaomp. .v r . a pm jo. Tho Allegany county republicans have elrrtcd lilaino delegates to the fltatu mn ren tion c n r a n s r o i t mrrrrY. Jam<'sti>wn, April 10. Both the aisr-mbly district* of Cnttar- ouguscounty bv*F rlectnl unmstrurted delegate* to the itate republican coaTcn- tiiiTi. On© dutfnet convention favored Edmunds and the other filxlno. '>» j o :« xaoi > Cora i v S t rarose. April IU. The (JnosJacn third a.«embly di*trtct coavcntitm luu* chosen Martin A. Knapn. Chfljlr* IVck. lie* rye Baxter. Lather S. Uemda and A dam Nats, delegate* to the stato cun vvniiun. All are for Maim . ■ » S E tD A t W W T T . L’tira, Apnl 19 Tlo lopubitviit* < ( tho first assembly district have elected dolrgatca to tbo stato convention, William U. Comstock Thomas Wheeler. Albert P. Beatnn. Isaac L. Addington. AH are Torts.\ There whs no opposition. A i t LAIN I ; MAN f i e M » y K c v p n i i O f f l m , (r i | « l l b < t a * { | i n f Wa^bin^ti-n April 19 J. II Duval, n f.->r ef Int^nval rr venue in West \ irmou. recently wr.-te to tbo president stating that m eeo TOTMtion with the ri-mrattsi *rer nf Internal reverue t‘e latter in formed biro hn had l*»en told that DnvaJ vras not ia full acmrtl with th©administration, and that while he did not wish to he aoderstood a« dictating whom he should eupport «n tho coming canrtas. he would say that ho himself would not conttnu'' in o(fir*» under an administration with wfcfrh he wav not ia full RceorH. Duval th*»n p r n r i p ^ i ^ j f„ ^y. in hts lector, that he had hr* own preFemacoio thy great taut* of the people, and that he mnch preferred to surrender hi* cffln© than hts nghfaa^s ^f*rsen. Ile accord ingly tendered hn resignation. Tho pre^id^nt referred Duvals Sc»cr«tary Folger, w b w r o t e tn DuvaJ that neither he nor tho president wished any man in office under tim admistrntion to feel compelled to go counter to o r sup prew his dnvictions of hts duty a* t citizen, anil that be was at liberty tn withdraw hi* resignation, which remnrnfl unaccepted. Duval ts a Blaine man. C»pU*an*s T u r n to T a i n . Ottawa, Out, April 19. Over half a million dollars aru wissini from the tjurbrr tnasury. Tbo affai causfd git’ft’. excitemeiit. Faplean formerly premier, but now secretary of tho Dutumion, will be called u|«on to pt- \iLa.iti thu l.Jau Sporting Notes. Uill[iirv» Mid bt* uLsf .ruled IQ l i g h t g r a y a u ila un< \ olraw h a t e . Sullivan’s combination ahuwt-d tno uigbia in New Orle«iifl tu pjcLt’d luiusca. Mnnagvr Mutne thinks tbo Meta will win ibe American association champion ship. LonUuxrd'B Poniuic rau fourth for the t*rem*n etakfa at Newmarket, England, on Thursday. Ed. Hitib) defeat'd AugustusSchrmdl, Uio Oerman champion, m a wrestling match on Thursday njgttt. Faddy Leo, the latest English a rn\al, is looking for a hacker lo match httn against t'harloy Norton for the light weight cham pionship. Tlio annual regatta of tbe north w. etern amateur rowing oasm'iatun will bo hold at ht. t'luir, Mt* h., « ii tho 331 ar.d 21th July. Mitoliv 11 and B»Hy Kdtvanla will meet with a >f t gluvea on May 12. at Madison Square garden, New Tork <iiy Doth men arc now ta (raining. The battl* wlHU) a hard ono. Onouf tho wonder* of iho trotting nr cait ku*t year was tho splendid youug chestnot stallion Duqueine. that made a recwftl of 0 17} a t Pittsburg. John Mur phy is tn trntQ the horso this e<-a»on. Daao- l«all waa played ycstaniay oa M- lows , jm tiN o n Yt\ri ’—.New York N, Bronklyo O; Bostons 0. Metropolitans 0 Al Pittsburg—Allegbanys 13. Detru isT At Philadelphia— Boston I nions 0. Kcystono I’nions 7. At Baltimore- Clevelands 10 ILIn more* ! , At Harrisburg, Pa —larmt-urg l .• Providence 5. At Washingt**!*-National I ni- tu *<. Ijftltironru IToions M. AtCio. mnati -Cincinnati Cr.isoa u Al toonna 2. COMMERCIAL J The Chicago markota wero again excited and higher today; Ma^ wheat selling up lo sejt, May corn 6aa* at one time during the session The aborts were tbo principal boyars, putting prices tm upon themselves ln their anxiety to cover out- naing contracts, The general tone of all the markets for tho mc« mont point towards a higher range in values, fa vorei oy slrongpr rabies from Liverpool, tho con tlnued steady depletion ot elevator stookB and very light receipts. Xhe wlstor aa.eatmaikeMar«s alMJUgSsr, wltti an active local domond trom millers who hill ex treme figures ff r choice grades, tin supply of which ls uausunlly light. At the close wheat and corn woro cheaper to tuy, but the market reported a s nervous aud un settled lu i hicago. N E W Y O R K M A R K E T , NKW YUKK, April 19, ISM. Cotton- ktuicj, ups ii*, FmturcB weak April M.Tvs; May i i/o; June li.oi; July ti.Ol. Flonr-l'iriu; Receipts are 13.000 bhlfl.; sales i l.ouo bbls,; superfine stato and western xeeds.25; eouunon i« choice extra state s. 2 o@c Mh do wcet- eru 3.20^0.60; do It. II. 0.8.aX46.Bfl; common to Allaxiesota extra 8.«H^a.60 per barrel. Ky© Flour— Hoary, aaire seo Darrels at 8.40d 8,60. Wheut-opfncdBtroUi:. keceintBloo.ooo. galea 80S oi ho 2 “ •* — - June io4?haio6 100,4101 lO.ik'u dobept lot Kye--?irciii. Prime j»taU' ls_quott'd at J6. I. Barley— <julet. Canada BOi^bs. Oata-stxcug. Receipt#W .000 bu,: sales 149,000 hu.; SJMda1'*; : No2May 30',. Pork-Firm. 10.75. Boef-qulrt. Larti-A'cak. (S.C6 B a t t e r — buteuo. Cliecflo— 3,i«i6, sugar—_ 1 rush'd *V4*. powdered gruLulutod Ts- Kgs*-14<4id. Pot rule o ui —t'rude^i ^<3 s t retiaed Tallow - a m : v s E t e i a r s . red May l.sss.’oou do 6 70\ooO do July 197190,000 do Au; Coru-Higher, shlpmeuta were to.oeobu. roles ,72s, 000 bu.; 4840J 60It< 461 . .........................No 1 LAhoda 9i#3; uogradod A n n o u n c e m e n t E x t r a o r d i n a r y • WHNIN8T0NHALL, ONE NI0UT O.VLr. fft d n e t d u f f Eo V , A p r i l Viet, at it. & Bins. W. J. Florence O r H i s u t t l e H a t c h e t , N e to u m l M a g n ificent Scenery. Elegcm f Costum es. I!lc. Hcser red scats noivoa salo at . c. ciinrisN h K ^ ^ , ko. o akcabk. __________ ; ______________ P-MB.Bl.W.n tlay wtsit.j.iaif, rejttaii diu*.l'an» cl 6A.(s.6t Sleadj. Coal - p j K. heather--t*lmi J3UCD03 lig h t tO he&V7 Wlfl Wuoi-suirt tiomeuticdeece anwaAhod 0\48*» I’HllM n O N E k AM> STO C K S . NEW YORK, April 10 ix.15 p ru -Mouey unrtiaog**d at Govern ments are sternly. Motka irregular. 'ibe toUowing quotauuni ore those t'&iabllalit'd by aaha on iho ■•.' hhgdi I Boanl’ resterdav and Iho ‘hirst lt'*arl uixich lai'«*r gives prif-a at t‘j oi'iocJt this noon. 'inu llu'rd ur RrJ. . . 101 ^( 4100 ’, ... . usijtaiI3kj . . lMlttAlM til . d l l hUljK* 8tl*4 . 00 ^ lid . . . . 641 $,4 his 102s<£i03>t . . UU <4110 1 l4‘-,q* 114*-^ «ai usidi U7n .♦ 17‘. 4U’4d Al 11 II Ai'* ... U cA III lasHiduo* 140 '414A 1U4 h >4174S UV* M)'r<4 HO 4 .100 *4106 11D‘,4110H . 10 <4 16S \0 \A 19 H AO 4 64 S S8s*-4 *»H v 4 LAl>IEa A B fiim B D TOH5LL FREE. Holler Shut in ff Rink. 1 take t lvasu.ro In Hiiuouni'ing to tlio Public that 1 have opened o. Roller skating Klnlr in Apollo Hall. iho floor is smooth and every tnina will bo dono a a l l wm may coma. t o m a t o t h e s p o r t O D j o y a b lo t o a ll PRICES. Adiulijsion to Rink _____ tikating ..... .................... .. )fl ruruliUttkaUyioentsoxtm. .hto. ,.10c R. B. Adams, Propr. aU.dtX New ft . .. W ............ ........................ 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F r . 1 X G A I L .S *P CO. 1 1 t^a nnrapo.ia s do vt3reun.-te.rn Mon j 6 Laser.. . Nanhrtiic, et 1 natif N«-w r 1 rntra Norther.» r » c i © o __ do do preicrml.. NontwcKien) . . . ju du t*n*.'erml . NcwYon ■r>t Vrw V ••rt t Ul» M Nevr \ ork « hu ago <t hi j j.j 1 I‘Lio « rutru . i »blo A Ul . UO*«r» 1 a wisie't, u r r r a a T r e a t u a u -* a : » s. 0 -- Uan ... I Jl tU . 4-»- T • * Head la,- ................. hr»o«-sl«T 4 1 uGOii. lo t 'i.-xtxl .... Kl |< r \ , 4 “ VO f T«r % ao J» , ~ U» O ** f M l*ao: _ r a l au* h a JlfW' * v •t 1*401 M t 81 1‘aol X >'• Oa l Trt«a r o r - • I ti w » 4 . -n 1 SItrra] f ijipvi . VWv«-sU *l ■. . -*• 4 I tv * to l-» l? Welt». Fttrjru- X < o • WmnsH(1 1 r o 1 T t , ' t i C I I i r \ r . « » Y t A I t K B T lit* ktMi April 19 iu 1 Al CHle v«\ *«-*te*Jky *v e ,»krt -iael M. tO .'** IL. <1(14 4 a.tit t*» 1 T H E GREAT SPECIAL CLEARING-OUT SALE f a Still Coin a On A t I N G A L L S & C O - ’S . N e v r r ft a u t ifcin* h e w n euttt a eWDi'O l o h u y l r * ! . class go* da at au. h l»»vt prlrm We bare, This Week, ST A I)It «T1U. V t* IITIIE u ♦ ♦_ ♦ ♦ ♦ Reductions ♦, ► S i r N o n D I S P A T C H E S . “The Dead Lino.” Many old soldiers remember “the d-nd iiuo\ nt Andorsoxtxille. It was a mighly tiangeroua neidiborhood. Dyspepsia, biliousness, and liver and kidney diseas es are full of perils for tlio sick, but Bur dock Blood Bittens are a certain remedy. Sold everywhere. Coughs and Colds Cared. Pettit’s cough euro is sure care for coughs, colds nnd a ll \ lung difficulties. Sold nt Felt's Corul st drag store. Cigars. It is th e general verdict (hat the finest lino of cigars to bo found in the city ia nt Felfa Couri-st, gnig store. Glass, Glass, Glass. All sizes of wtndow glass a t Homer tt. Kice's d rugstore. L tale M U r e l l a n v o o i N « w a f r « t n A U Q o i p ienu Atchipon. Kan.ns, April iU. An uoprocoiieotod rain Btorra last r.i^ht caused n fltream■ running through city to ria© rapidly; 6GVpral small housps wero swept away. Th© enrrouniimg country is drenched. No T.isa of lire U report©.!. A O A T F V CONTRACTOR. Houston- Texas. April Ifl. tloorge Dilly, a contractor, has secured jadgm ent for $10,000 against tho frolvcs- tonand San Antonio railroad. XflKED To STEr orT. Colurabrre, Ohio, April 19. Tho trustees of tho contra! insane asylum havo asknl Dr. Potter, the saprintendont. to resign, he being charged with cruelty to patients. BETTER THAN TOUTICS. Raleigh, N. April 10. Tbe outlook for the fruit and grain crops in this state never was better. A R O A S T E D A F R I C A N . MUlen, Ua., April 19. Tbe town hall Laa burned, with the jail adjoining. A Negro prisoner was roasted to death. a nrviLOF a rival . Opelika. Ala., April 19. John Dickerson has shot and killed John Pressly, who recently married a young w o m an whom both had courted. Dickson was avhrrot the wedding, end it was not siippoioil hi* harbored nnv re vengp. A F A IL U R E . Metropolis, 111., Anril 10. C I I . Meyer ft Co., dry goods, have as signed; liabilities $<0,000. A DAM P I T Y . Ellsworth, Me , April 10. Hartshorn's dam gave way last fi’gbt: 200,000 feet of lumber went through and endangers the bridges greatly. A MEXICAN MINE HORROR. Zaratecas. Mexico, April 19. The tunori of the tjaebradille m inehss caved TOy killing-forty miners. ,1 Coffisc. After dinner coffee spoons and salad sots At f talh r d Y F a c t W o r th Ucm o tnhor'ins l‘h y * icuns and tntadiriil nnr r*-- niond (lilmnre'e Ar»»nittiie Wine more highly limn any other merh.-ina! prepara ti**n in thn w.*rtJ l*taenuf?r it mak*** new rtch Wool, w the best tonic and vnabzer known f r men. w*»naen. nr chiMren while f.ir aM th«*w» *lisf*afl©9« ne* ulrnr to women It w a pt*aiUv© cure. Hold by 11 H Rice. I h e n br certify that I am wrll aojuaint cd wtih tne c>*tn post tion and use* *>t G»l mere a \n*matic Wuie. and have no bon tatnm im pronouunng tt superior to any other ramedr wlthiia my knowledge for t'.e purpooe© f.»r which it w dvsignr’l Wsi II Si’ra u c r , IMvilmn. N Y Pre*i<l* m i ienps*^ lV\ Medical S*v..: v Ladlej» IC o m e m b o r That tho old rellvtilo Uertnan package dyp* !iav*«»bet»n rdurptl in ptiee, but nut inqoatitv tb» \ *.ill remain t h e heat cl* w e ll ft* tire ch*Mpst dye to u** Suhl at Felt'* ( Yiurt-st drug «tore. />{ s / > tix .t y o r i f t fitlt takes th© !rad. and there n a * tinual rush and ory at Meyer's tmrher almp. We have before ment«*>ncd the fact th a t Silk i i a very fine Havana cigar, but h e d n - td**tj <hst Silk tmtjbl create such a ruah. Lir g^ium e Havana Silk call a t M^yer « harbrr shop. Dftter piano** nnd organa can be bought at A*Iami ftr .8 i fkYputar tnu«lc hou«e for a little m n« y th.™ a tany-ither liou«c* in Northern New York Two irrand haftd pan x-o an I n v md «l»t»n. ing 'n.J order, f *r sal**. Small mnsio gootb m variety at 1 i I'a ].] < k An-uio. W atertown, N\ \ , Ilead q u A r to r ti. Hie I'rrfcction spring bed mannfaciured by John Newrnth. No. 21 Onmmercml a r cade. w i l l be sold cheap for cash. I have alao thecxctusiTGagency for the improved Shepard sash fastener, pat. Oct. 9, I8S3. Agents ran make from $5 to $10 per day. Sample by mail ID cts. S p e c ial N o tice. Sm tt nrether*, hat manufacturers, are tfuw !t»r»atf-d in their new etore. N*i 8 t’ourt nnd 4 Araenal-sts., afhl will sell hats ft»r I p **9 money fhnn any place in town. PuttnvpTv. best in the n w k u t. made to order, with yoar iniftal hand somely painted, etamped or etnbroidnre«l. $3; Scott's'papular light weight flexible bats, $2; silk hats, made to order. $4: soft hats in all styles, colors and prices. Hats to fit y o u r head and prices to fit your pockets a t Scott Brothers’. L O S T A (YD F O U N D . L O S T - A frm tok T e rrier p u p . yollow ear*. Anyone civlng Information all white, witn warn? He tan be found will iton/er H. Genircu i woodruff House. O’A N T E b . W A NTBH-A reception mom Ia4j at .lo&nsnn Bro.'a studio. an W A N i El>— A c o m p n e n t g i r l to d o general hPu?sw o r k . In q u ir e i t n o r ** M a s s e y nt. a:T;dU XtT A NTED- YV good p a y T V s e y . Alex. B ■General blnrkRmltd, s l e a d j worK. For particulars address louis ty. N ?. _________ atS;dlw,wlt W A N T E D . —A t M A c e n a l - s t , A f e w tJORHlers c a n o'* a c c o m m o d a ted w i t h d o t i r a h l p m o m s. Also a few tab le b o a r d e r s w t u bo to k e n . t l a r ( i a J i , AQg -*-1*1 VMjra1 *• •. ft 9\% fc> ‘ ora ’ 4 , « 41 !»»'* ■-vi Itofk ft* «> • ** i ini *‘3 -4 ft . . . . •*11 F*xll<»« t a f ift ’ ‘. e - i p n j , f i;..» ^ o. Thre m a i l ' * • • ^ r* 4 .xp,. + | Ii<j. ( J I1 Vojf w b ftat j**rtf**^ » t » , h’fii* U t* <* t n til Way P ‘VX )« 'f l V it ,» / r t •*> A r e p o r t !»«■! »t • 1 4 ,t » f tjrra Ite 4 <&*U DJfl tannaj lo w b * ».• ^ *• **- ojjvinu*d »» *>1 Plied V t ,1. -j * - ft,*, COTO TO rolfioix; —; p a . W t* p i :\r • * h i i * 1 WailAktT'-FlrcD s u i i i i s n an flpu N o T i r r . <»» n v t _ A \ v s o r i m a s r , n \ T K iir« > « - N A t* o i > r v < * tt f u u r . r . r o . a. re rnt.irT abail rubiisdi *“■*• <a a wrrek e\r f-‘ur \n l BrllC “P t u — le v :r« f l r f l U v r » | . 0 Ip hre fl| tn r t $ < i » p r v . * e,c ixj n s jq Arr Dl'W ^pflpof 'D va at(*r*,.wD H e r t : *,#» |* ..* ( . , , :>«**;.,%: t-« . - r r op«t tftf* t .iir** ftt-i *,(^ . *i»xj iq txjp non •» nna UWW*ripen hot or* b'*tr or a« d i a intgft a*, m me p ji g a i 'T .? ^ r i - «irv^ppit.-re. ro * r b r n<ir'*w a ry i 1 id #* ti>r abarrhoidrre*. R o r 1 u »t»re an r s t a j n .rie t lR s of ib o Bn^r-l tf twlta-id o u t it f * m o fn'f j of i np B r a W r d n r a l a y In J'JOta lo e p 'TT o r * * o| Uire l to br b r u j .,j> Lbaf d i f wbfttl br r b r v r a A o n v * r « f an> fu in r * * ft.* tn rfin n a r t 55 p c c v * v » i tw> . a r a m m th r o r c a t in t d - r f t . a n d ««i r » n gft i t * - por, u . in«w? *f( ft t o o | «■ l r . • U»r i o <tpr, l ir* » n ,i,. .ftfj* v * » Mir vntre a n d *ltrn % err* n* u t r . d r r t a n n c w h o » tr t • <* porwoaa «n Pt*>mr*j i s re t rw io rw fop ib re p n ftiiiQ j j r e r . aod t l u u i d r i i t r r to o u i i n a tn ^ n r P X a r y Th b * r O I r f r d aJO -jires .»/*&*> « O m p jlfl/ and a p * t an«J tftn •**» r* t s r r *.ha!l ir«mrdTaT»'*> n o tiry fQ n rra>r^»o,(n <-• t -r n\.,f t tHitt « rerfietj »**C « E a r n ftburr o f ‘Ant. * h a i t be r n t i U r v l t nljr autre at a i f «tn r , W t llrh ro f r m iy tx* f l l i P B fcy tJio unt of tr»o in a r e . in per- f t f i n o r b y | r . vnd w t i o a r v « to r k a h a i' b. infm*if. * I- r •jrt.t nt i-rvfren; bn in thn Tnjft. IM . o r p -r ‘ r4 «cu I sfr* X fa tnift* tn re t n s r n n f » « u « r f t t f i F .ha *’ Ani| o o tftn < * * m p u » H tMrika, m ti** art4*rnpr a r t I I t a i 1 it . . - I o a rJ ^f l» * r \ r t .ir t wh<ui MU us nnonv tur*'? ic^ oq tt»p mornifg of tbo flm tt r d n . a r j m J o .r > r - if rqr*& fe*t It) \l att-r 1 to* XL 1 *• I h p p r fth’ i 1 f*c a r^ p i ia r m r m io g r . f ih*' R f l t r J n H i T r r t m n . tw o o c lo c k p ns n o ih** <l\y o f p i r r t i o n . rnr f^ T ra n lM M o u nna e i m t i n t i or otnoreci. and to e * .q |t r e T th e ILuvrei shail bold stat- o»l ro P f'tin tr* h n tb r itilnl W e d u p n d a v o f H rptrtn* bfr. D p c r n b n r and M a r c *. at th e « o m p a n i « of flm r n r f t p p f f y e f Vosr V o rk. A r t I I I S p c i T T i p IH r r c t o r s fthMl flft- t tbo follow.ojpprmianoiu offlcerg. a rroutteot, vim nvwldent. Trp»»*iir*r aod **o-p-ia. j. aod may H'l (ill vraraoriPs otvurrtrag hy dr-ntn. rvstsnut>in rr otljrer lo ftrruf uni ] * np fftn of D l r m u i i * J© C : A l l rt’ pi ■ sre I ,y t v B a r t f« r niarre-d ..f tfie tnmeiny «*hi;(b#» |.T h a ilo f (unlrsw by nu.»ni- mowsr»•mu.Qt, wiirn t - h p vutn m a y bo vokt-n r . r j f*v**.j ADd a v o t e of a m a j o r i t y o f a l l i h o m e m b e rs filifUJ tw* necr^sarjtn a «.bei*<p. A HOTTER. Krerri'T.'n >' l.v O V l l M*HICiSS. We jfivt* n li.st of some of t !i«* Imr^riilus. tliat we .shiili closeout dor- iiigtlieupxt twovveoku. - — o - — t zLitfiA iiQzbiusal Uo usAdoy Kbers i to' «•* [ttir* ( rpv * a t st * wd«l by nttt«r *lea*ers al TV 1 i-i'pft (T» *d(Vft Tic m.irfct*d down fro* Laif1*^ doe strap &fid plain dtppets atxrtrt dnwti fn^si $ > ii a s d Ii is aod II la. afits Ui# nc hit :» pairs ’.(uVei (roomno Freheb itt3 huvon ah ore. Knr » r>a.r. cnatkrd dowrniofa M.setd Defm • nia u; fljjo At I i J m pr r pAir ♦ 7 u. n t soaels >r co. 1 i • I i • I tf (m&inglon Mali Bloc W A T E R T O W N , N T . D OOIt 51ATH-f'urri i oerwi Bt H* t - S E i '. t i l ' f , dn.l (ttlll'R N “KF ' in 1 , 1 -yrnp- at K«5ltogg A li'if’ \t* «r tmpni — at Rftilog\{ £ Puitnii & Expected. tut e v e ry o n e ^ a y i ..1 b a t tbo ! “Splendid Square Parlor Stoie\ < k r t pry at Kellogg M E R T ilt'l I N K - *j{Hineso HoidicUo f 'u r e — Q' Jtrijjryjj £ Ji||* APrOLLON AHJS-New S\W ; ellogg A Hut ton il P o l l H ALE o r t o r e n t . H o i t s k f o b B A L E - N tt ia Ifoicomb-sL In- quirti a t CouDtr Clerk' m t a n ~ putlctilarB. ofilcc for further aio;d t t D O R SA L E — 16,000 feet dressed s p ruce floor* r lo g , thoroughly seasoned u nder cover Musto bo sold a t once. Inquire of H. M Wilbur, Doolittle & UttU Block. _______________ at9;dSt T H E P k O P K R T Y known an tiiz E jf ’tmmro I I n l . 1 In 1 1 . 1 . -II. . ____ _ _ H o lcl, In I b is rlty, 13 olTeral [ur s a le or rent. Pnr p a rticulars inqu ro on t e c prpmlws. ZIKS3W J. D bym u n dh . proprietor. F O R SA L E O E T O R B N T - tlo n e o nnd lo t N o . s. Bakor-st. Ensy term s m n tx> m-.T-n If BOW b o f oro rontefl. For particular. I n n n lra ol n a n t t f m . j . m o b b e , H t B g o m . P O R s a l e o b r e k t —Newlionzo, corner o l sn e rm a n a n d Baker-sL Tho houso Is a model o n o ond J u s t nniahed. F o r n a r t l c u l u s in- qulroof J . J. Lsmon, G E iN N E T ’S , Popular IJ^ht VVeig-ht FLEXIBLE BRIM ! m id mcbt j ©rk-ci s t o v e In t n o mnrkot. VA El, A .Y/> si EE T H E M . ‘M ) ( J r l P e J Hat is the neatest out; 1 this spring j S& SPRATT. lei's Discovery. THS Greatest BloodPurifier . everdlscorero}, r i l l C E O N R D O L L A R F I R B O T T L I . 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