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KRKwooD House., WASHINGTON, d. c., June q, 1896.
After three weeks imprisonment in tho Old Capitol
prison In this city have been Internationally and hon
orabIy released from confinement by direction of the
Secretary OF War. there being evidence whatever
connect me with the yellow fever assassination plot
with which some Of the Northern journals have charged
Ny arrest appears TO have grown out OF statement
made In low, licentous sheet published In New York,
to the enect that Dr. Blackburn, who has figured 50
unenvaby IN the hesh yellow fever plot, other
person than myself In reply TO this statement would
most respectfully 10 generous public that
do not know this nend in human form named Dr. Black
burn, nor have ever him In my life. For the
truth Of this assertion bring hundreds OF distin-
gushcd persons throughout the United States 10 vouch
for my veracity, and II necessary, produce ccrn.
Gates from an nnumerabe number Of gentlemen in high
oficial positions.
While In imprisonment noticed In some OF tho New
York and other Northern papers, . paragraph setting
with being Of the conspators in the asrocious
sinaton plot, was at one time In my employ. This too,
false In every particular and a loss TO how
originated or to trace TO its origin For the past i've
years have had but one man In my employment, and
he Is yet with me- his character being beyond reproach
never saw Harold TO my knowledge, and have do
sire TO him
Another paper has gone 80 far as To inform the public
that was an intimate acquaintance OF Booths; but
this too, II 10 me, never spoke 10 him In my
life, or any Of his family
culatsd these reports connecting with these damna
bio deeds 70 the very great injury OF my and rcpu
ton will do me the justice 70 publish my release, and
the fact OF my having been entirely exoneaed BY the
authorities hero, who after q dgent investigation,
could obtain no evidence that would In the least tsrnsh
my far reputation.
while IN the Old Capitol, treated with the utmost
kindness and consideration; and placed in the same
quarters assigned to Governor Vance, Governor Brown,
Hon. Mr. Lamar, and others Of note
with these few remarks in justice to myself, will
Rsspecifui ii' 'N'' y " DR. DR. =. rUMBLErY.
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Our Fortress Monroe Correspondcnce.
FoRrRrs MosRoE, July 9, 1905
wiiIia msburg city News.

TIM TRouBLks rHs ENrxxs Dsrmcr FIRE DEPART.
xxSr-The agitation in the Fire Department arising from
the action Of the Commissioners In tho matter Of
the bell ringers and disbanding OF certain companies
still continues, with prospect Of speedy abatement
Last night committee consisting Of member from
each company, assembled at Firemen's Hall, by drcc
ton OF the Board OF Representatives with view har
monte existing troubles with the Commissioners After
considerable fencing by the leaders Of the cashing far
Mons, tho committee adjourned without marking out any
line or future proceedings
SUN STROKE Mr. Robert King residing At the corner
OF First and Grand Streets r. D. while visit 20 New
York prostrated t the heat In Montgomery street
AFTER the application OF rcsorstvcs he recovered sum
GENTLY to be brought home In carriage Hopes are
given by his physician OF his recovery NI
RECOVERY or THE Bopy Mrss KLgS. The body OF
this young woman, who was accidentally drowned by
falling on ferryboat isto the slip the foot OF South
seventh street. X D. has been recovered and inferred
by her family IN cypress Hi Cemetery.
FousD DRowuD The body Of an unknown man.
about twenty cght years Of age i've feet eight inches
high was yesterday found in Ncwtown creek The only
article OF clothing decreased when found a chcck
shirt The body considerably decomposed. having
bcco In the water about four weeks
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Our Havana Correspondsnos.


Our Havana Correspondence.
HAVANA. July q 1885.
Just few lines by the Manhattan, which leaves TO-
morrow morning and perhaps line or two il
hear anything before the mail closes
We have papers from Santiago do Cuba 10 the 26th
ut which toll US something, that very vaguely,
about Affairs In Hayti where informed the
luton progresses aud tho government troops had SUI
fered some reversss Gerhard is at the head OF these
Inter In the rebel army there are said TO be many Do
mincans, who have taken up against Getrard In
consequence OF his intervention policy In tho war
with SPAIN No details given Of the capture Of Qua
rico by the government forces after desperate eight,
which compelled the rebels TO abandon the place.
There is said 70 have lately presented himself at
Jacmel old protesting witchcra and pretending
TO have the power Of enrching folks at will On being
asked those he wished to favor should do suything
he said II necessary they should drink human blood
from freshly slain victim There Is nothing too absurd
beeyne the crszy synSs Of this wrctchd
old man. actually killed poor fellow and drank his
blood This is more Of the devil worship and cannba
ism which Gerhard punished so signally last summer
The police have arrested the murdcrers In this last
instance IL is said, but have failed to find the wizard
The probability is they are afraid to arrest him. lest he
might do them some grievous harm
Jacmel said to be strongly in favor Of Geard and
all the male citizens are under arms. uniformed and
organized in defence Of the government
The head Of the revolution rebellion In described
very fine looking, handsome man, precise color not
mentioned and great favorite among the ladies They
say his stirring up this fuss due his in
nusnce with the fair SEX who have in consequence sent
all their male relatives to the field TO follow the fortunes
Of the Haytien Adonis
At Santiago the arrival Of the last feet Of transports
from st. Domingo with the last soldier and the last OF
Spanish authority that island hourly looked for
The Spaniards rather than the Domincans, ought 70
chaunt q To Deum in grand national chorus
Among other items in the Santiago papers find men
Oldest and wealthest merchants In the island Through
his extensive business he had largo acquaintance in
the United States well England Of which country
he native, and in both his loss will be mourned by
those who knew him and esteemed him for his probity
Snd uprghtness
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EXCITING 1scrDsN-A STEAMER on FmR-A scene OF
the intense excitement and narm occurred board
the steamer Brady last Sunoay night her downward
trip from Baltimore 10 Norfolk About twev. O'Clock
while most OF the passengers asleep the steamer
took re which threatened for awhile result IN its
tire destruction BY the vigorous efforts OF tho and
passengers, however, the flames were extnguished In
described The sceno as Of the most awful character
ladies' and men running wildly about In their night
Clothes screaming for help many OF whom could only
be restrained from jumping overheard by the ear
nest appeals and positive force Richmond Times, July
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Fatal shooting AFFAIR.

WHsnfIN0, Va, July 7, 1865.
most distressing and fatal calamity occurred here
about nine O'Clock last night resulting In the death Of
Captain John List old and prominent citizen OF this
city, and the wounding OF Major McPhal, chief paymas
ter Of the department squad Of the provost guard
In pursuit Of an escaped prisoner when order was
given to nre which obeycd by Of the members,
the ball taking effect in the thigh Of Captain List
ing artery and then passing through the foot Of Major
hcPhail, producing painful flesh wound Captain List
died in about hour after receiving the wound The
affair has caused deep feeling throughout the commu-
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Explosion Of Another Powder Mill ~
Hnxardvf1le, Conn.
TWO WORKMEN KILLED.
From tho Hartford Times JuIy q.

IFrOm INC HAftt0ru I1meS July UI
Another OF Hazards powder mills a. Hazardvillo blew
up about nine O'Clock yesterday "wednesday morning
II was small Corning mill, IN which two men-John
Hoorth and John Hagserty-were ut work, who were
instantly killed. their bodies blackened aud shockinsly
manglcd. Not n vcstige Of tho mill remains. About
two tons of powder exploded Only fow windows
broken other buildngs the various structures
being prudently scattered about In the valley at dis.
TO ensure their safety In such OF course
nobody will know the cause Of the accident The
funeral OF the two men took place to-day.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and best Jean~
lily Literary Journal I'm the Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD for tho present week Ii n0W
ready. contains full and minutely detailed narrative
Of the Scenes and Incidents Of the Flight Of Jc Davis
frou Richmond down TO the night previous 70 his oaS
ture, written by Of his staff officers who accompanied
the rebel chiefs tho whole Distance interesting -
count Of the Celebration Of the Eighty ninth Anniversary
Of the Independence Of the United States this city
an account Of the Reception Of Flags OF the New Yosk
Volunteer regiments at Albany report of the Celebrates
on the great battle field Of Gettysburg with the Osssa
Of General Howard and Miles O'RelIy's Poem Of tAs
Day and Place. Newsfrom Washington; appointment a
Provisional Governor for South Carolina; Interesting
reports Of Affairs in the late Rebclous Districts; ass
news from Europe Mexico, Cuba Central America "a;
Editorials leading events Of the day Poetry vssy
interesting original story, written expressly for he
WEEKLY HERALD, entitled Opposite Sides Story Of ths
War in the Shenandoah Valley; the thrilling story q
"a Dreadful Night" Faceti1 Literary, Artistic 81
Scientific News; Musical and Theatrical Review for the
week; Religious Items; Sporting Intelligence intereae-
ing reading for Farmers and Gardeners valuable r.
views Of the Money Commercial, Cattle, Horse, Dry
Goods and Boot and Shoe Markets. and reports Of -
other Interesting events Of the past week.
PRIZE OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS tf
will be given for the best original American stony,
making at least three hundred and fifty printed pagu
usual novel sizs
PRIZE or TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
will be given for the best sarca pocm OF four hundrsa
lines more, the folies Of the day
Both story and poem must be semi in before the lss -
October next.
TEAMS Single subscription, ST. Three copies -
Five copies So; Ten copies, SIS Single copies, Fsvs
cents each. limited number Of advertisements -
serted in the WEEKLY HzALn
The Sweetest Singer and the Svweotoo1
perfume Of the day Adclina Patti and PiALONs0
might BLOOMING CEREUS." Both Amsgtsaa,
The fair singer cnraptures evcrybodythc perfume In -
mand everywhere aFtf 'faN
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t H II Av Y.

ACTING MASTER WILLIAM BARRYnORE IN COMMAND
OF THE NAUDUC.
was stated in the HsRAID OF the I'd inst that during
the experimenting OF torpedoes the Naubuc iroa-
Clad was commanded by Acting Master Gilbert Dayton,
and the thanks OF the visitors returned the captain To-
his Hospitality Master Dayton requests to state thas
tho Naubuc commanded the time by Acting NAsses
William Barrymore he having relieved Captain Daytos
some time ago. and that thanks are due 10 Captain Barry
more by those who partook Of the good lhinga
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The Reported Fight at Cremorne Car


sR-You will greatly obIige me by correcting the
statement OF tho Tth inst Of fight which occurred IN
the Cremorne Gardens tho goth Of last month"; which
resulted in the death OF Mortimer Mcguire There had
been fight there that day, but the utmost harmony
prevail everything orderly and quiet the party
was q verv respectable ono.
r LANDERMAN, Jr,
Proprietor OF the Cremorne gsrdena
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EXECUTION.


rebel service He about thirty years Of age nve feet
sevcn or eight inches high dark hair and eyes, and
intelligent countsnance. Next to Booth he doubt
less the best educated of the conspiratora
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Movements OF encral Sherman.
LoursvnLs, July I, 1895
General Sherman le this afternoon for Cincinnati on
The steamer General Buell. route for Lancaster Ohio
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II a Y + I
PROGRESS OF THE REBELLION.
President Gefffard in Command Of the
Government Forces.
TIL n R E B EEL LEA ID II II /.
As., Ae., e.

In addition TO the interesting advicas received BY the
Manhattan yesterday, have late news from Hayt,
brought by the steamer and detailed In the letter
Of our Havana correspondent below
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HALIFAX, N s., July 7, 1895
The steamship ASIA from Boston, arrived here at half
past nine and sailed at eleven o'clock this morning for
Liverpoci
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n released Prih0ner 70 has friends.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD

On the 9th day of February last was arrested %
Colonel L. G Baker charged with utterins false anA
fraudulent enlistment papers, and conveyed 10 the Oa
Capitol Prison, In Washington Various statemsnka
severely rejecting upon me, then have ssuce
been made in the public prints During my imprison-
ment have remained silent Now that am released
from the military jurisdiction and returned TO home
justice 70 my family, to my friends and TO myself 70
Quires me 70 say that innocent Of the charges
ferred against me; that OF them has aus
tanned; that never sold false enlistment paper ny
lfe that have been for long series of years hons
and respected citizen or Brooklyn and that claim The
restoration Of tho good opinion my fellow citizens
JOHN FAY
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HARRIsBuRo. Pa, July T. 1886
Governor Curtin has signed the death warrants Of David
Grcgor and william Hopkins, for murder. They are 70
DO executed the 18th Of August, in Philadelphia
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AN INCREASING DEMANDING article has ever vua
general and lasting favor than
PLANTATION BITTERS,
The demand for them from ladies clergymeu msruhan
&c, In incredible.
their worth aud superiority.
For Dyspepsia Spirits, Bad Breath. Pain 10 ~
Side Back and Stomach Distress after Eating Headache
Heartburn, &c. we confidently recommend the PLANrA-
TlON BITfERS.
They the pleassntest tonic taken No change a
diet required while using them. Eat all the good healthy
The good effects OF PLANTATION BIrTKRs are sesn ups~
making tho first trial very few bottles often IL
worst dyspeptic sound and hearty
FROM HEAD TO FOOT.
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Chevalier's Life for the Hair Restores
gray har to ~ original color ropa its falling out keeps ~
head clean Stands above with hakS
dressing Sold Al the drug stor~sa at oncc No In
Broadway SARAH A CHEvALIER. NJ ID.
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Knitting Maehfnes-For Factories and
families. DALTON KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY.
Hroad
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-Thc Best I'm tbs
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfesb
dye Factory 81 Barclay street |f.I.N
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teeth rendered unprecedented unquesonabty
they sOzODoNT, used daily will render the ensrna
absolutely proof against decay harden the gums and erp
from tho whole dental apparatus every offensive and peril
cous element
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sketch OF DR.. Samuel A. Mudd.
Dr. Mudd's connection with the conspiracy was Of
nch character to clearly prove him to have BEEN
like MIS- surrat willing and eager associate and tool
of the spirit of the affair HIS frequent inter
views with Booth and John surratt at Washington,
and his assistance In making good the escape
OF Booth and Harold across the Potomac, have
becn proven and made familiar to the public by the
late trial II will be remembered that Mudd dressed
Booths Leg and that three dnys after the boot which he
had removed from the leg Of the assassin found In
his possession and implicated him in the assassination
He has been sentenced to Imprisonment for life at hard
labor He is described being 1--WE feet ten inches in
height slender in FORM hair or san dy and OF thin
growth pale, oval intelligent face blue eyes, high fore
head rather prominent noso thin lips and red tuft Of
tar upon his chin.
Sketch OF Michael O'Laughlin.
dchaol OIaughlin, to whom assigned the duty
OF killing General Grant, but who failed TO accomplish
xho task allotted 10 him. has been sentenced 10 mprison
cnt for fe he is the individual who was found lurk-
Eng Secretary anton's house the night Of April
1a, evidently endeavorng to identify General Grant He
also aided Booth in his escape Ho is described being
i've feet FIVE inches high pale face black hair Of heavy
growth and Weighing about hundred and thirty
pounds
sketch or Edward Spangler.
Edward Spanger, the stage carpenter Of the theatre
In which the assassination committed appears from
Che evidence in the trial have entered the plot
only few hours before Its consummaton and his par
Gcpaon extended further than the opening Of the
stage door to admit Of Booths escape. The hayward
course of young spanger Is well known in Washington,
and his history from boyhood onward might easily be
extendcd but would involve Incidents in the lives
OF his sorrowng relatives which would prove Of in
tercs to the public we prefer to let the veil Of charitable
re,icence drop around his earlier years He has been
sentenced to six years hard labor in the Albany IN W
State Prison.
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Miles O'Reillcy Colonel HalPine) Carte
do visites and Imperial Photographs. For sale by
@. d. FREDRiCKs co, So broadway.
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Munincent Endowment OF q Pennsya-
vania College.
PHILApEiPmA, July Z, 1888.
The BuIlefin announces munilcent endowment a
half million dollars by the Hon Asa Packer, of AsuoA
Chunk, Pa, for the establishment OF . college nsas
Bethlehem, together with fifty seven acres OF land
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wig Depot, Wholesale and retail No Asor uousA
Tho dye applied By skillful artists
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I'm perish nj bic Teeth.

Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, ana
all dseases Of the feet, cured By DR. ZAcHARrE. ~
broadway.
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All Prizes Cashcd in Legal LotterisS
u CLuTE Broker I76 BroAdwAz
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The Citfzcn.-Duy IL at tho News
stand for ssr cenA. Take II with you 70 the country
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes PAID
In gold. Information furnished Highest rates paid ~
doubloon- and all kinds Of gold aud silver.
TAYLOR co, Bankers 10 Wall street. N. "
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Phelps Headache Tetragons-Retai1so
By druggists for 30 per cartoon.
II. A. LOvEJOY, ~ Fulton street, General AssoA
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Raid.-AIl Housekcepers are Advised
TO BUTCHERS Lightning Fly Killer. sold by all drug
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The Bridal Chamberlain Essay %
Warning and Instruction FOR Young Men Published b. he
Howard Association Of charge In sealed e.
velopes Address DR. j. skn Houshson. Howard Assocar
ton philadephta- Pa
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LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP 70 give and health 10 hes
child no only relieves the child from pain but csuls.ss
the and bowels, wind collie softens The gum
reduces Inflammation, and will carry the infant safelS
through the critical period Of teething.
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wiIlsex Il ossbs' Sewing Machine, Sc
Broadway.
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As St0macnic
cRIMEAx BIrrERs hays secured very high ssooaie.s
power and apps.sing s.srrssa .hs sonpsu
it, and supcr.sdss Wine With bi.ssr added '''
A.-Marsh's Truss Institute, S2e Brosl-
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Alpaca sacks, Linen Busters, Daoh
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Address To smokers.-Pollak d Sos,
Meerschaum Manufacturers 6R broadway. FourtS
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A Raid.-An Housekcep~rs are Advised
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-Thc Best I'm tbs
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The Bridal Chsmber--An Essay %
Warning and n;rueon for Young Men published y @
ssiopss Address Dr. -Ja siin Houssson. howard
ton, philadelphia, Pa
wtIisex 4 Gssbs Sewing Machine, Sc
Broadway.
You Cannot Have q Healthy Constita.
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diseases which caused by impure blood-scrofu.
kings evil tunors old sores ulcers bloches eupsionS
prrle- bolts erysipeas sttcr saltrheum, ~ Anthonyp
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pn dyspepsa uocrson OF bones Of the nose scalp "a
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he surprised Al rapdity Ia removing these daessea
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Address To Sm0kcrs.-Pollak q Son,
Meerschaum Manufacturers. 62 broadway, FOURTH
Pipes Cigar Holders retail order bois
mounted and repaired.
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The Sweetest Singer and the sweetss1
perfume Of the day are Adclina Patti and PHAiJ0n'o
'NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS." Both AmestsnnL
The fair singer cnraptures evcrybodythc perfume In =
mand everywhere. affl' faN
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A.-Marsh's Truss Institute, 322 Broao-
way. Museum Building -Trusses, shoulder Braces SIN
Elastic Abdominal supporters sax Elastic StocLngr "A