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Washington telegraph., 1853-10-05

SuowEE or OtTs.-0n Thursday last. says
The Marlboro Aldl Gazette. our village was visit
ed by the remarkable Phcu9u.non oi shower
ot oat sttawzl HI appeared to have hoen leucnLlr
thr'shel. ;srail bcif- Found III the heads
There ives no wind blowing M the time or il
might easily te supposed tAat II was blowa from
some Ieigibors tinisAirg yard. Il was visible
great distance above .he earth before II decaud-
ell. We pre- uale that Che Straw was taken ~ IN
a whiil"ind luriH- Gill; late htavy storm at the
North. and has been Suspended IN ! current q air
tn 1t mas reached us. opt perhaps they raised
more straw in tie moon than they wanted, and
50 they iErew AZ overheard
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-05

NOBILITY OF WCMEN--Fhe woman saws
writer IN Chamber Lonion Journal. poor and
III clad as he may bc, who balances her income
and expenditure, who tolls and sweets in unreliii-
ing mood among hcr children. ann presents them
morning and evening IS oikprin-s Of love. in iosv
hearth and cheerful cleanliness i'll the most eyalf-
ed of her sex. Before her shall the proule.t
dame how bcr ierelied he#d- anA the Bits ol
is one prospect dearer than aupihar ID bend the
proud and inspire ths broken hearted, II u WV
smiling wife tn meet her hna band an the door with
his host OF happy children. How W stirs up tile
tired blood Of an exhausted man when he hears
the rush of many icet rppn the staircase. when
the crow AMI caTol II their Young voices mix in
glad confusion, aul lhc smallest mounts or sinks
into his arms amidst mF.Aiul shcu'si;
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-05
New Grenada.

The first of this month commenced nav era
in the history at this Eohlc country. That day
the entire severance WI Church anu State become
the law of the Lani Amid the boou,;nn Of cam
non. the strains uf marital music ani the clad
hurrahs OF the people tie reign oi political priest
craft came 70 an ena Nn abrdge iruta tile M.
Y Post this menorlhe decree.
J. All interference ul Government in filing &C.
c.esiastical bcnetes- pr in rgsrrd w f'l worship
OF Catholic aaNnlher Cnureaes, has ceased t
=. Forced contributions l1r The support W wv
ligioa aboli he and all Liabilities 10 be treated .
other individual liabilities
B. Clergymen and laymen arc placed on an
equality before tho law.
4. Churches ard church property to belong to
the Inhabitants oi parishes. excent where sprrial
bequests have bean made.
s. No Official character to fe.iEi1u5 corrora-
tons
g. No coercion in religious matters allowed.
l. No spnliaHi envoy lrusa the Popc WITT w
received by the government
5 The Jesuits are excluded from the country
g. The protection OF Catholic worship extend
ed to all other Determinations.
10. Provinces exempted from The compulsory
support Of religion in the di1ceaes to which thaT
belong.
II. Catholic churches and cathedraIs belong to
the Catholic inha w aats.
II The Safe is ahsoivad from all connection
wi!h tie Church, ana the Church II ho longer W
interfere in the matters rl State
II. The banished pFelatcs may return. the pros
ecution against them being dropped.
With the exception Nj the Sth article of The de-
cree which seems to exhibit needless alarm at
the Jesuits, ttasa enacincnts. exhibit irdicnus
ness. wisdom ana iauliar acquaintance with tile
principles of iree government, which give us
new hopes Cor VIZ ultimate encrgcnce orthe Re-
pGb,ics 0f South America Tram the curse Of being
controlled b. bigotvi rTiestcFalt
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-05
CLARK SVEEIE
Fem ale TnStStufc

THE rcofcning Of this Institution will tale
= place on the first Monday in October next
under tle snprrintendrnrr at.a rnr.r.I WIN 1Tru I-
4. ToOD and Miss c. II. AIoEaAx. la.. Vice Pr;r-
cinal.
ryso assistaH. teachers or competent alsr;i;e.
Will he I'M attendance a. tla commencement m
tive s.l,col aEl hr illtcd priucisIs ped,,s tb,,n1-
selves that every branch both naetul aTi orr
mental. shall te thUiougEly taught III tile Insti
tute.
Terms F-r scEEion Of Five Months.
Board, including ine lights washing &C.. $50 90
Tuition III Urthosraphy. Reading Wri-
iins- and Elements oi AriLhmetic.. IL 50
Tuition III the above with tha afd;t;onof
Grammar, Geography. Arithmetic. and
H.atorT-- -----..-.....- l5 90
Tuition III the Highest Ciass-Embrarinr
NH the branches M complete English
Eauration. comprising Or.Iorranhv
Reading and Scanning Poetry, Writing.
Arithmetic Algebra. Geometry NatuT
nj. Mental and Moral Philosophy. Rhe-
tnrc, Composition Loeir Botany.
Physiology, Chemistry. Astronomy.
History, aHd Geography, Ancient ani
Modern. illustrated with large Maps
aai Globes, aiap thc nae ot A Select
Library. 80. ............. 20 90
Instruction in the French Language. no D0
do ii tie Latin Language. 1O %
Music ON the Piano Forte, % 90
Use WI Instrument. t.... OO
Drawing and Painting in Water Colors. 10 GO
Wax work. WuTstcl work, and French
Embroidery each. ch....-..-..- 10 90
e {. y ~ l26Bi 46RcAx, Pei.aeiprrs-
Mas. IA hNN EHrLToy.
MISS AART RicTAnpsox. '1sS'~0'Ns'
ClarhFriLa Srpt. 2, s53. lO-1m.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-05
O1eaERl -Efr0ris Asesli.

. UsHrON. CLARK < Cos iIstly celebrated
- COD LIN EA OIL prepared from thu liver
Of fresh Cod Fish, warranted pure. This article
has iui sustained tself IN tEe cure OF diseases ni
the LrNLS- particularly when taken with tie
Phosphate Oh Lime, h1th mi which mav Ia found
ioT sale at. Mitchell " FOSTERS
M Dsug Siorf
WngA'H=i7a, lHIy \. 1853 Is
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-05
Nv " VE W In ~.

TNHE undersigned invite the attention of the
Il ci-izeas y. Hampstead 1nd adiaceu! counties
to theirne and general variety M
F7asisiGrabEe Goods.
rtrVT rT7rrri rtHrv-iTi =+r-l MI. tz Af AEr--
They VIII sen low for CASH. W WI twelve
menths time Ao those who Pay once year. Those
w ao wish sppl lar liF=s VIII dO wei t0 give W.
! cal, and examine oiiT Stock.
BI.LLEE r. STUART.
UI1siisgfoR Nqyrh ., lsj3. 10
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-05
"A. GDvcrRess Vyaglted,

FFFHE undersigned WISHES to employ Young
L LAZY who Is ialiy competent - teach The
various branches of n tlof0H4h En-lish Edura-
ton. together with French and Music To one
who can gire satisfactory references a liberal
salary VIII IVY given. Address tile undersigned ~
ColunbaS Hemp .ead county, Arkansas, cnclos-
rng certificates Wi character Inl qualifications
JAMES II. WALKER
Jtar 21a, 1853 45If
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-05
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
VTasEiillGfCn ArksS.


TNHE proprietor nj this house would "A
"a respect uiy announce to his fsr.Irg@
friends end tie travelling conmuuity ssss,Ere
that snrc puF- aas.f- M IH hiAFrh iast -.
he las thoroughly rcrslled and lifted 10 anew the
entire hnilliAI ana naHlnI added several large
ard airy rooms ID those l.rIctoiofc IN rirn-sII
wei supplied with new ami ro1uiclfaffe hrtff-rn
and furniture. renders thc -NAslHscvcg Hes
one ~ the most roaEiv. convenient aud v1'eas.nt
establishments ~ Ge iurnd I'D South Arkansas.
and icing amply Supplied with active ana atten-
tive servants, hs table daily provided -+ih every
delicacY 70 be Quad 10 TIE country. enables hln
to assure his guests that their caaa and comfort
viii be ss vel promoted il this house az sny IN
the State.
HES stables are LARGE. ana abundantly supplied
with Corr Fodder and Oats, and attended by
faithful and trHsty osters.
Tire Stage Office,
ior tie line of stages from Little Rock to ClarLs-
VILE Texas, is kept AT fhs house. and the stages
leave Washingi3n ior Little Rock every Tuesday.
Thursday. and Saturday inornings at O'Clock \.
al-- and lDr Cia-ksvlile Teas, every Sunday arh
Wednesday nights.
Tha hili oi prices remain the same nv hcrcio-
fore, and the proprietor icris confident that lcF
the e~ranse NJ has incurred and hi iailhiul and
continued e.or.s 70 insure TIE comfort of visitors
he ,riil have the support ana patronage of 2 lih-
eral public
T. v. SMITH, Proprietor.
Haaii5sto',. -Er7s's, DIZZY WV. 1888. est
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-05
i office.
ND OFFICE.

LAND OFFICE.
NAsIHHGTox- AEK's
July, 2ud. 1913.
NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN that after tie
4f expiration ot tliTty Gays from the date herc-
Of applications or tLc private entry "a te lo-iDw
iHE inn1s Wif h4 received at tll4 o ire, the same
lavila lccu kerl.oore enormously marked On
thc ul1ta afth.a Office as snd
Tie whole Wy sce .iln p ani ~, II Township 10
south. olIhnge KIN wa-i--the M of Ia aud I'D
Wy y Wy W. y; tNL w all >t 4I- iIlToWnsii2 W :.
r.. IN Nil the NJ qr- anl MI l3; 81 qr- II; WI
cf NE rr. w. whole nf sections ~. VII. and 2I
Nj 25-.Ns Z6. ard NJ rr. 27- in + 2 ; i Il ".
BENZ. P. iEI-r. -4-iaer.
CHA'S 3. mitchell, Ee--i5e-.
Wr-hiE1t7H, JHfyf- leJ3- ~
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-05
: EpocFketaEsengx E,nsf!

! OST. about nHr weeks since. between Wash
IL ington ard nay residence, three miles on the
other side oi tlra north iari "a tile 01an a small
leather pocket-book witt steel clasp, containing
between SGi ani Fs1 in tennessee and Louisiana
Bank bills, anI about nine dollars III California
gold DIST Tie hnder viii be literally rewarded
by leaving tAe saAaa at the Dl-e uI this PAPER or
returning it 70 the Undersigned.
II. III. BRUCE.
IYaslilsyfsa, OF. 5, 1853. i0-9w.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-05
Notfcc.-

A IL persons an flrwarnei against trailing for
IA note given Ivy the undersigned IVY S y AIc-
DoXALn, about H. months since due tina If of
last June. tnr thirty dollars. | have settled saa
note, being the ouiy cne I ever execuicd 10 hIn
". IN. TURRENTiNE.
August 3lsi, lSj3. 3i-tf
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-05
NEGROES F0R SALE.

MINE LIKELY NEGROES, three men. three
~ women one giFl and two children, One oi
the women " an excellent house servant, a good
cook, washer and toner. Apply ~
B. r.. BRTrTTN.
TVGskiag.a1l .frk's. o. ,. isj3. lest.
~Caido Gazette copy times and charge Till
offer
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-05
County u HEC ulPstcaa, set.


M HEREAS at thu Iuiv Term a. d. slS. Of
Wv TIE Court W Probate fUr said eountv. He
following administration arl Gnanlian accounts
current and settlements. were lled in said Court
for continuation at ila aazl October Term Oh aid
Court VIZ.
John &. Arneti- Adn's Estate of Var. .Arnett- dec-
Michael AIalluw Rett Tyrre.
T. II & l. T. Arnold, admir- v. T. Aino.d :
IA. I'd. Williams, s4mi licore
Joshua Morrison ,-,oc,
--a1an l-errn Ahlar lfnfen..
Jester Cornelius, E ra
jefferson Draper
Jefferson Draper E
Henry N. Roach T haIn Na FF
Wiliamsts Levi H lf r rfr r E-c
Lewis Bells. Hs Hn-
Therefore noi t4l tn
interested in fie al E. 'a.e. Ga
arcnunts to come .p
such accounts. ii any tEcy nave. "a 49, .a-a.- s
second dar ol thn Ee-1f term of the C0ult oi Pro
bate for said County. 10 ie holden AZ the Court
House in tha tawn KIM Washington, Nm tiie 1l
Monday " October a. ". 1873, IVY ihcy viii w
forever barred from excepting fn s'frt accounts or
any item thereof. y. T. SANDERS, ClcrE.
HaafiHrf9n- JRg 27- is53- 3o-
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-05
new GOODS.
RIcCuElaG.n : frOyFn,

aGGEfEssifS "A - BROWN,
HAVING Permanently located at FULTON,
- AhA mn l1ve just received, and wal teep
constantly un -a4i general as 0ttHe-t c. D-
.oods, GroceTie-, Hanlwafe, Queenswa1c- Hats,
Boots. Shoes aad sici Drugs and Medicines III
are generaiiy used in tbs climate.
ALSO--A general a-a0riIaeHt of Stun nrr and
winter CiOtlias. Persons visiting FtfitOn are
respectfully invited to cai and examine tLeIl-
selves
The highest market price PAID sor Hides Pei
tries. BecsEaX SSc.
Ilifo.t, -frlfs., .lJs1 g. 1873. ft-tl
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-05
Trouble between the Civil Authorities CT The
U S. and The Greeks

Some time ago we mentioned. that the u 5.
Marshal Tor the western district of Arkansas, had
made some arrests in the Creek Country. and that
the prisoners were rescued from his custody. by
force. by company Of Creek Indians Il ap-
pears that the matter was brought up before the
Grand jury. at the last session OF the u 5. Dis
trict court. in Van Buren, ard several Of the In
dians engaged in the rescue as above stated, were
indicted. and we learn that the u. 5. Marshal
has made demand upon the chiefs tor the per
sons indicted and the Indians refuse to submit to
an arrest and are determined to resist. Ihs
difficulty exists among what are termed the
.upper Creeks.n who appear to be more hostile TO
the whites and to the operation OF the Feierai
Courts. than the lower Greeks. who are more en-
lightenea and more doeile. The Council, before
whom this matter is to be laid Will meet on ihe
10th inst when we viii hear more Of the matter
From present appearances however there Is httle
or 10 hope of their su5mittnsr as they have, as
we learn lit their fires, and have sent Their
women and children away As matters now
stand. they may oe very justly termed "a spsn q
war; tfoFf N"'a"' iil'"'"
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-05
So ca TulErn -.
40 THE sTOGKEsOLDERs

. "A - M A N - A1UAlD----5
OF the Mississippi, oRachita and Red River
Railroad Company
fE7HE annual meeting ior the election OF Direc-
J. tors will take place in Camden on the third
Weinesday-the 18th of November nexf.-at
which time You wall appear in person or by
proxy and Pay all calls vi stocN III default to vote
IN sad election u,sder the charter.
p. III ROUNSAEILI.E- Sa'y aJrH
Tfels. ". o. r. 4. X. c.
RAILROAD OrFfcE
ca1iien, Sept. 30, 1853. 4O-iw.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-05

FArruouAKE AT Biloxi, LA.-The New Or
leans True Delta of Sept. 18th reports that an
earthquake had taken place along the iake.siore
of louisiana 1t was most violent, however, a, {,
Biloxi. where it caused consideraole "aniaSe anu
alarm The houses were" rocket seA eseiy- q -
It is said that machine has at ienSth been IN
vented at Grenoble for sewing gloves .y
ry. The invention is expected TO enes' d eoui-
nlete revolution in the glove nanaia1'oie
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-05
BosroS, MoxDAr, Sept. 10 ,sz9

ne sioop-ot-war Decatur arrived at Portsmouth
on Saturday night and the balance of the fieb;ne
squadron are expected hers this week. the orjer7
; oeInS 10 rendezvous at Portsmouth on the 1dtb
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-05
EATE ARREVAES.

u ECEIVED Per Steamer Frances JONES. On
IL Consignment
1000 lbs- Bacon sides. ID bbis lIolasses,
Loco - shoulders Sugar,
4O bbs fresh Sl louis Flour, Coffee.
10 Rechtied Mhiskey, Candies
OH family Rye Brandy Cherries.
1 New Iork Gin. Pickles.
qr. Casks Cn-uar Brandy, Tunaato KatrLun,
hali bb.s sup'r Whiskey, PcppeT sanec,
50 Sacks Salt, CHracn.
10 kessNaiIs, Lemon Syrup,
10 boxes tobacco. Annisetfe.
1000 Regalia Cigars SEIE
5000 Cuba Skies. Candles. &c
AI of which will he S0id lUw fnr cash onIr.
SAIL c. WHEAT.
tEE~ LanaiAg.
FriioH, O-fo5cr %. 1872. 43-t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-11

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heis 80 -.
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= Il 20 $50 Nie ! 49,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-11

oc,-, n. saturday April sA.f 80 Ines q ~
NV AsstA. a.~sttes u E1AAt ss4
Henry Aeulsilas u r.~-~rffaYy trv-t,f
e,peraf Nss4ss 81 oeiSh u0H 70 ~ N'N' -
., ~ Il,s.,s, ~Hhauf fura~f usitaiia1 ..-- A.,
IN Sf,N - l'hzs<sfh / % -
:, a. rs. WlAan Aadersoa sDn1i s0a u Jeaa
s.Sss.- 80 ,tsT, Hsauths and @als -, A..
% 49, ush fstsrs fSssSi TSn 80 '~~arNe S~
Ne lttt-s a ~ g.r~, a Il
Dsth. .s4 20 sss r.ur.r, sosty DVy L8s Ne ~ an4 ~
49, esr.,t, m .sBsFs sp4 the ~ sivs an nA . Ne
Nsss. n, s,1,. sIi<sa he -ssrs lea a' ~ lt.
ss 49, ~ =, o. ssth NcsasS - 80 o. 50
~ 4 yFRGNE Sss4sy AFfs ~ - % 80. o -
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.-s,.l ssFtces ~in - eeat a. ~ - ~ ~'-> ~ -
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eSsN A. d. re.ssnes 4 keT hse NNfse Fash a.
IL, ~. N,eAissR sve . fuses ~'as" u '-'~ ' ~
si., 80. % Nee Lo.dsu Ard q ~sa-FSa 'aAS'
RisE.n tss 80 =, usss.ss APs e wEs.@ T ss u JSsl
S MARY N.sn 49,. .rs ssy~usy sss - sissas n tus-
rsls'i'rs ha Ne - $50
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-11
cnNMFRCIAL MITES.

SArtkp,' Alri s-fN
~. AN. Il the Stock Msrk'i VA nat ''N'l-.
- -, ,,,.,,t al ha,l,sss d'is uh iir lNi''> '-'
vs. :, a.. close w,rc nss s,n'-al, N-'i~'''' o.
-, 49,. uuison River te~c 49, o. ,''t '
-. l.r-e Sal,s ss.0 shares ~eA' O. AZ ."
-. III sl,per cent. Tie me'elara' D" '-' '''N -
-. -, IL. s.vorabe ArraI. culr..i> b y = ->
n Nh The ce s.,lslassd r'sa.i' "''i sH~ "i' ~
- su.l bop. thai the Css>sl taiiea 'rNA-r a. --'
-, ,l,i. rad MoFYs as -~Ster t'A'-'-- ~
;,, CONS s~rzAle sale We hssv rlilir~ A rs -
- hst they .Ec scifc ,slgly asf.isu,' o." Z
>s-&rs-ua wNs vel sa>tNns~a sei h. DAN a..
p-,.,,l. r-trr loweF. The CcafrA Aar a. "a 'a-
49, I, tsu rric,s Urcs an4 >.asnsrtsf POI
O. nav. - s,v.cr>, ~ Buttdo aul E-..'' g ...
~. al 1so,Nrs assl >eck' Arv ~'ta'ai ,- rs"
%. -. The new IAssks seaaas a. rai'es ''''''
'Tsel.nxo !. hr,n bsl Ros very aet'e Ia snne> pr"
= mr. A.s been lArse bus.asss d'ne S's IL '.'-
Sr,.ns . aas "a co sos1 AID b~s, aAases fsaaN ''
&<aala9a ~
\. Nm sxats tAsrs bat Little uaosvaeu, ;sdsy -
S,sg Lax aas<vs the spsrAteas II iAsc> aAys - So
ksss
rs.lssrI re LvsTT-ssl Aegy i "a, -ya aaaaan' -
s,tg rat 49, : are sczrce and rasss ahsu nxin.Nu
-. -. ,eesrersetss ~ eansa bash Cra Al N buk
"a "a sa shsps hsgS Aoss bss t1oer - "a "a, "a
: a. ,e-~ris - van - a - u - -,
al So IVA esxs teeDa sss i.loo ,Sass LexfEsv q
vs. 80 SosI tales cohon fsris&Yng 90 -onsrres -
tsfsi srl Pee "a lslssd ~ TcLeslr ~ tsIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-11
wILLIAMsBUDGH ITEMS.

Far AND Loss OF LUr-On Saturday night about
II O'Clock fire broke ont in the carpenter shopin South
'th near s owned by J,~eph Elliott which. together
with the contents and stable Ia the entirely h.
stroyed large three story wood dwelling house adj"in
na.. owned Ly David k'sc and occupied by five o. TX
rncs was burned and dams gd 'r the snoun' ~ a. ~
or Q go II insured IN the Nhamshurgh Cril"ns
Insurance Company for ~ 80 Mr. Ellios l"ss "a "os
4 e. amounted 90 about $500 Nc Insurance
4 man named Edward t1ooA about ~ yrsr- 81 aga
sailing IN South "a bsfwcen 9TH and 7t st. while ~ cork
ON engine Ne F. which standing on the edge IT tho
dock Il the foot If Sorh sth It accidentally crowded
off and drowned The unfortunate not seen 81 ri>
and Va. not known until his body was recovered vesrr
dsy morning who he was. which wa- the cause ef much
CONSERVATION amosg those present Engine Company No
cornsnenced dragging the river about o'clock yc-ir
day morning aud succeeded Ia recovering the body after
some three hours exeons An inquest was he'll by Coro
n,r Dickinson Yesterday forenoon aud rndercdA verdict
Of accidental death
A. the commencement 81 the FIRE serious dis'urhanc"
wa k civ To- take place between Eugno tomPsnie- Noe
and Several men somewhat iniurrt but Nv To
,ro,u. rc,n nf Mayor Berry Az Bark"r W .ilnt-t.t
and number the fTciurA 81 both 'n7nif~ t. ''"
va. .t,tl,ed The fire undoubtedly inr work OF t'.1
,afies m,n were SEN '" run away H'"' ''' '"'
ing - the tilae the fir bnoAc "ut
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T. Ses-,A,p - f.-.s f.s.l-st- Wssrl N'rh'rl
,vo =. W .r. ~ r-'r~t 1.r. ror-rs 70 Pm "a " "a
~ ~, VI Pr-kira d h-s.r Rta. a. Jan Fffl y e.
49, Der WI fcn..eos W Hv'. sss-'n VI We
a. " n Cur rt-s ~ Lvnrr Lv'us VI 'r.rrv 4 fr~
,o. W. RNle ~ Wh~,ler Mr ss-Fl-9u NJ. MAY " Mar
Nav NJ T.oui-on lin- -oor. John 0--rns = DO VI
f--rh.rf VI .uinf , f1fer ani .siv
" v. AHA ~ NJ suselu.rn u " ,f-~, "a 10
M. ~ AA,rs P--f-,o- " Ma-ri.~V Cap AtaiacA "
Fu..~,s. Jaar Naff.1 VI trl a. 49, b cas-
tscar l,.i NJ R1s-ets " M B'ts TO- - An o. or,en'
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= s~~ uasl. II wyfsr Tbe ar. /. Supposed 70 havs
80 krm re csr~,~ssnes. n an. a ,is 49,. W..
- en- tine f.v Oasy gooe down ne ne ., ar Etr
Cd In light at n O'Clock hre brps. OFT in the sab.
~ p-.rsus No 20 TFeuty sixsAs, Iva. sTtngush-
80 roach 6ama - occ1rr.e
- = -, .4--,i-c frr hrrke ~. N t-s ne hoase m
~ Ne Iso w~~s kSfte'us-' IL origInsied m IN
49,, ssd va. cocssioneA y tn ehimney tlkrE FIRE IN
80 q heing soofy. The fame sr;ingzishe
$3.50 Asrnsge occurred
bs'' ,e1ruoyr ab.,ut fosr s'eloek Ar broke Oft
hesfss- n IL. q No p Koc-sveifst oo~ups--i
n 20 ne asnaes communicated ~ the rssof u the
So ta,f.e sfoirine and i~fcre they coalf - cyti8
- S. %. freIneu. both buildings uere tana u - IN
sEle1l .- fre occurred IN the spacicss buil - v
-. s-rcup-d ~ lNrze nunns'~r 81 farai.-. To-.
20 ert,rii.ted bsfrrr the pr~mis- u.fsit..f any
iam 80 l.,zgr TIE occupants ~ N pr~-n... w.
H'i r. ..ru T. AMI made ha-'y Frepar&;io. g. s,f-
fa.- --.-.af. Their fear were h9w~ysr caln.-i by
~ "A "a PoFee and fortunately Ia ,tsr hat ., -.
- ~ d. no. received any Very 'er'on' injury.
-Dodworth'. Concert At Ne,rorolitan Han
m ven SATURDAY. ev"nng n rs.oe. w.
, operate arranged fr tbe military baird IN rhl.
p IN and f's 'he eTre>tra and were waraiy receiye
o.. YEA a tbes@ 3D. l.~ry cnncert. Il ihey may b.
I'D Ia snagk ~ novelty. that = exfrrfssl v interest
VI noiwor-h End III. parry have many fIsris and
M W 'rn-' - may hnd g. ~. in.sr-s; - give
t,..rfrf- a. an n~-f winter
~ A meeting Of the C.nAI.t T r Society ws held
-. .triiv e; N"rIti'- Han in Spring III Han "a.
ei 20 ~. utmost capacity. and " fact many "'r~ an
.. 'a grin sdmif'ance The meeting va organized by
fst meeting was then addressed ny hr. nAh9'i "
J. r.h sni Mr. wilkins. ~ Byc"slvn
Mr. Dorph spoke w opposifina 81 the docfr n Of total
.irence and wa. replied TO 10y Nr Nikins ~" arzu
bad -, which wers abb and interesting both slfes
.,,d Ia with mach Interest by Those Fr'seUf Tho ht
80. ..,sounsn however brought fYrwarf fats and
~ which were undonistle and could bat carry convic
iiou 10 thu minds Of all present
IT. letter from q passenger On the ship Glhnse,
,fcl IN i- port fpr Australia te grh ~ Dec fnh~r
lat gives tho Js cusr- II attempted uy that
vs.-sl II e'fns that sifau Tsyl"r Ordered Thar
shoud BE- given io the sailor bar ist tire batter got
somehow and some oi :hcn derk drgnk denasi
ing money liquor from he ptasen.er. They w-rr how
ever induced - back - the forcs-;lo ca tho ~ ~
Felnsry the head Inuineer While a. tho wheel began 20
alus the captain. wheF~upon The captain ordered hn
he PIT 10 .rons H. then drew knife upon Csptsin r
Int was secured and runed by tie beip ~ fh strong
men Four other served IN the same uaunor Tl-
shin va hu~ sho handed. brit there three cap
tais auong the pnsssnger~ who volunteered g. de- duty
Capain Tayor intended 10 into PeFnambuco fpr
crew
~ The Franklin called for Sou hampton and Havre
on SATURDAY. u u Howard Esg recently proprietor of
the Irving liouse and bis daughter among To pas
sengcrs.
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~ We would eaIl the sttsntioo Of those Of On

70 We would call the ATTENTION of th0se OF onr ooun
Who intend viins The city - New Yo't duns ne
Exhibition 81 u. Nsrd fsir Sbssot %
Irv Good. fhismen Of TovLEs Co unfv-r'ay tso~n
Hall No ~ Ossnse Tls hoas has ii.
The ard fkeerns ohs l cheap
Dry Ooods Of beds ~
Importers enshed s~l
the those who sod