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ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEaRAPH.l
continued from Precious Editions Of The EVentna
TCiegfuphl
Attempts ut Conversion.
wILKEsBARRE, March Ala o'olock.-The
excitement increases momentarily, there being
no hope of a further reprieve. The prisoner
still maintains the most stoical Indifference 70
About II O'clock his spiritual advisers, the
Rev. Fathers Fitzsimmons and Nage entered
the prison and approached the culprit,
when he in rather a reluctant manner, entered
his cell with them, and has remained in prt-
vate conversation with them up to the present
1t is not believed by any one that the ministe-
rial ission will result in any good. as the
prisoner is thoroughly consoience-hardened.
During recent visit of the priests the prisoner
said, after they left:-"Well they have been
going through me, and they think ihey nave
out"
The prison is strongly guarded by the .wyom-
ing Valley Zouaves. Sentinels are placed at
ali approaches TO the prison, and the main body
of the Company are In the prison yard, saun"
tering around, awaiting the important moment
II is thought the execution will not take
place much before o'clock.
The gallows is new one and erected in the
centre OF the Prison yard. 1t is constructed SO
that the platform drops TO the ground as soon
as the prop rs pulled sWSS it1ed ne le1oh oydnd w u
heartless, desperate villain, although he bears
the outward appearance OF being a compara-
lively harmless and even respeeLable.looking
young man.
The Prisoner Visits his Brother.
At a quarter TO o'clock the priests left the
prisoner, when he expressed a desire to see his
brother who is confined in one Of the upper
cells OF the prison on the charge OF horse
stealing
After remaining there a short time in con-
verSation, he came down stairs with smile
on his face, and looked out of the door leading
into the prison yard, and laughed at number
of his acquaintances assembled there, took
another look at the scaffold, all the time
quietly smoking a cigar. He then retired to
his cell, and his spiritual advisers again
entered.
Another Look at the Prisoner.
At exactly one O'Clock the prisoner delibe-
rately left his cell and entered the prison yard.
He walked directly past the scaffold TO corner
of the yard, dressed in his sailor rig, and then
turned around and took cool survey of the
entire scene with an apparently satisfied air.
The prisoner is allowed unusual liberty.
| The pressure to get into the prison yard is
very great, and much confusion exists. The
Iouaves have just been called to arms, and are
| engaged in pressing back the throng from the
| front of the Prison. Fears Of q serious
disturbance are entertained. as 1t Is as much as
| the Zouaves can do to prevent the crowd from
| breaking through the fence between the street
| and gate TO the Prison yard.
| r25 o'clock.-The Sheriff has just affixed the
rope TO the scaffold, and the prisoner will be
| hung at exactly o'clock.
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A DISHONEST DoMEsTIo.-Elizabeth Sweeney
WAS arrested at Howard and Dauphin streets
yesterday a9ces on Of co.hSu s of S stealing Ing
hoiise of MIR Stinson, in Germantown. Sne
had been employed as servant In the house OF
that gentleman siuce last Saturday Yesterday
SnoTntng at a very early hour, she packed up
Quantity OF clothing and left the house. Infor-
nation lodged WITH 5s6T she police and she was
maSsT, Who after hearing the facts OF the case,
held her in $500 bail 70 answer,
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STEALING RAGs.-Between the hours of and
o'clock this morning, German, named Henry
from Second, and between Race and Vine, with
large bag of rags on his shoulder. Being
very early hour for him to be about, an officer
questioned him in regard to where he had OBJ
tanned the rags, and his answers not being salts
factory, he was arrested and taken before Alder
man Toland, swho held him in 5000 bail to
answer,
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SNEAK THIEvEs.-Two colored men, named
John Jacobs ana Noah Griffin, were arrested
at Tenth and Girard avenue yesterday morn
ing, on charge of larceny. They were charged
with stealing an overcoat from the lager beer
saloon Of Mr.. Fisher, at that corner. When
arrested they had just come out of the saloon,
with the overcoat in their possession. Alder
man Fitch held them in $500 bail to answer the
charge of larceny.
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CARRYING CONCEALED DEADLY WEAPoNs.-
An old colored man, by the name of James
Johnson was arrested by Officer Ingram near
the Darby road and Thirty-second street on a
charge OF carrying concealed weapons. Accord.
ing 10 Johnson's statement, he was walking
along Ludlow street. when boy, named Gill,
threw missile that struck him on the back OF
his head. Gill said IL was asnoWball, but John
son aVerred that IL was something harder
either piece OF solid dirt or stone. On being
hit johnson drew forth an old-fashioned
donbIe. barrelled pistol and discharged the only
available barrel at Gill; without effect. John
son WAS soon afterwards arrested, and held by
alderman Allen TO answer the charge OF carry
ing concealed weapons
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MALICIOUS MIscHIEF.-A man named John
Eleris, who was arrested at Fourth and Chestnut
streets, last evening, on q charge OF drunken
ness and disorderly conduct, while being con-
veyed to his cell in the Central Station, thrust
his fist through pane of glass. He was held in
$500 bail by Alderman Beitler to answer the
charge Of maliciOus mischief for so doing.
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SPRING OYERCoATs.-We have a conplete
assortment of this seasonable and Sensible
Garment in all kinds and shades of colors at
astonishingly low prices
HALFWAY BETWEEN) BENNETT & Co
FIFTH AND TOWER Hail..
SIXTH STS. No. SIS MARKET Sir
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DAMAGE BY FIRE.-The amount of damage
done to the property of Mr.. Robert MCCULLOUGH
which is covered by insurance in the American
Insurance Company, and slight damage to
the building which is owned by Mrs. Ann
Mutual,
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MARRIED.

HNS-TESTAMATER.-At Bristol, Pa, March
H. 1897. by Alderman Joseph b Pennington. EVAN
Johns, Of Nineland, n; j., to Miss ADELAIDE
ROHENA TESTAMATER, OF Bristol Pa.
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PETTY LARCENY.-F Fanny Bennett had hear
ing before Alderman Godbou yesterday morn
ing, on the charge of stealing shawl valued
at SIS from the house of Mrs. Dever in Federal
lane. She was arrested at Third and Cherry
streets on the charge ana acknowledged taking
the charge Of larceny at the next term of Court
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LITTLE WANDERERs.-Persons having pur-
chased tickets for "a concert purporting to be in
aid of the Home for Little Wanderers, corner
of Tenth and Shippen streets, will oblige the
Managers of this Institution by reporting at
once TO the Superintendent, as measures are
being taken 10 bring the parties TO justice.
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A BELLIGERENT ARREsTED.-A I

A BELLIGERENT ARREsTRD.-A man by the
name OF George Hudson was arrested last
night at Twenty-tlrst and Callowhin streets
on a charge OF assault and battery. He is said
to be one of gang that stay around that cor
ner, and last evening he got into a disturbance
with citizen. He was held to answer by
Alderman Pancoast.
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THE MINERS JoURFAL.-We refer our read
ers TO the advertisement Of this old, reliable
and independent paper, published at Pottsville
Schuylkill county, Pa which will be found in
another column: It's circulation has more than
oessiOns TO its subscription list. we learn are
now larger than at any period before.
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SOONER OR LATER a neglected Cold Will de.
yelop constant Cough, Shortness of Breath
avant couriers Of Consumption. In some in
stances the same cause win produce Bron-
chitis, disease OF the branches of the wind
organs, as we'll as in Bronchial ComplaintS
Jayne's Expectorant is both palliative and q
curative, as the testimony of thousands and its
worldwide reputation attest; while i'm Coughs
and Colds II acts speedily. and when taken
according TO diTectlons, promptly removes
Immediate trial? Sold by all Druggistss Pre-
pared only at No. A2 Chestnut street.
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A SERIOUS STABBNG CAsE.-Last evening
a party of men went TO the tavern at
Fourth and Shippen streets, kept by a Mr..
Welsh, Whilst there one of them, named
Joseph Freno, got into a dispute with man
named Colborough, about trifing sum of
money: which he said Colborough owed him.
Some high words passed between them, and
before those in the bar-room could interfere,
Frepo drew knife and stabbed Colbrough in
the neck, making large and deep cash. Freno
was soon afterwards arrested. At the hearing
before Alderman Tittermary, two persons,
named Peter Ehrenberg and James Logue, who
had been in the place at the time of the stab
bing did not seem willing to testify as to the
facts, and were held by the Alderman in $1,000
bail to answer, who also held Freno to await
the result of Colborough's injuries.
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A MAGNIFICENT STEAMER.-The steamer
Havana, which is to sail from New York for
the Paris Exposition on Wednesday, April l9,
is one of the most magnificently ftted-up
steamers afloat-in fact, a floating palace. Her
cost for furniture, decorations, hangings, orna-
S400, 600 and her cabin and ballroom are said
to be the handsomest in the world. She Is sup
piled with every convenience that the human
mind has ever conceived of for ministering to
the comfort or luxury of mankind; and the
time of passage to Europe in her can be spent
class hotel could possibly afford, The passen-
gers taken for the excursion to the Exposition
In this superb specimen of marine architecture
will he only first class; and those of our readers
who propose visiting the great exhibition
should lose no time in calling at the Havana's
press Company, No. 625 Chestnut street, and
book their names, so as to prevent the disap-
pointment of a refusal If the matter is post
poned to a time when the noble vessel shall
have received her full complement Of pas
sengers
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THE RIVER FRONT To-DAY-THE EQUNOCTIAL
storm which had been threaten
ing us for the past few days came TO hand last
turned into rain. The sun yesterday crossed
the line, and the Vernal Equinox is upon us
Along Delaware avenue this morning, exposed
as 1t is TO all eastery winds, the scene was very
disagreeable. OF course there was little business
doing. The Star of the Union, intending to dis
charge cargo to-day, lies with closed matches,
the freight consisting largely OF sugars. The
Wyoming is still taking in cargo, Whlch she
can do with ease at the covered wharf or the
Steamship Company. The Pioneer, which sailed
few days since from Wilmington, n. O., where
she had been detained by the late storm, only
left her port to encounter the Equinox and dead
land-winds from N, and NE, her whole pas
sage. She has not yet arrived
HOUSE DREAMING AND ATTEMPTED ROBBERY
Between the hours OF u and 5 this morning the
office OF FELTON, u Companys Iron Foundry, in
Hamilton street, above Fifteenth, was broken
into by thieves. An attempt was made TO force
open the safe by pryingit with a chisel, but was
unsuccessful. Nothing was taken from the
office, and the thieves becoming disgusted with
their bad success, left, and tried the establish
ment OF Phillips Co.. manufacturers of Pho-
tographic chemicals which is Just opposite
For some cause or other they left before effect
ing an entrance, and left behind chisel which,
from its fitting the marks upon the safe shows
that the same parties had made the attempt at
both places. The attempted robbery was dis
covered this morning by the employees on
going TO their work.
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THIRD EDITIO N
THE SCAFF0LD.
The Execution of Wiley at
WillkeSbarre.
THE FINAL SCENES.

ETC., Etc, ETC., Etc. Etc, Etc.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
FOR ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SEE THIRD PAGE.

FOR ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SEE THIRD PAeE.l
FINE CARPET sTABLIsHMENT-OPENING OF
SPRING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the largest and
most complete carpet establishments IN tnls
city is that of j. Il. u r.. B. Orne located at No.
9W Chestnut street. The building of which 1t
forms an important part is one of the finest
which grace that section of the city, faced with
the whitest of marble, and displaying great
architectural skill. The carpet establishment
conducted by the Messrs. Orne is commodious,
proper transaction of the business for which 1t
is used, and fitted up in style so elegant and
also so appropriate, that the observation Is a
safe one when we admit that nowhere in this
"Quaker City" can superior accommodations
be found. No rooms are better adapted for ex-
hibiting carpets, etc., having every convenience
for that purpose. The location, too, of this we'll
known firm, is one suitable to all its patrons.
But probably the most important feature in
this establishment to our readers is its stock,
so comprehensive, and exhibiting every
variety and quality Of carpets, tapestries, and
mattings. Spring having arrived, this firm
have accordingly received their foreign i'm
portaions for this season, and the opening of
the importation has already been inaugurated,
and from signs apparent, the beauty, texture,
and style of the goods displayed are fully appre-
cateu. large stock of new carpetings has
been received, of every variety, making an
assortment from which purchasers cannot fail to
make n good selection. One hundred pieces of
velvet have been added, of a texture and fine
ness never exceeded, and of beautiful appear
ance. We 'murt not omit to state that this
velvet is one and q half yards in width.
English tapestry carpets, from the manulac-
tory of John CrOsSley & Sons (the mention of
whose name at once lnSuTeS uuTaDle as well as
tasteful fabrics), are offered at greatly reduced
prices. Five hundred pieces of English Brus-
sells suited Tor halls and stairs with extra bor-
ders. and other styles, suited for parlors and
drawing rooms, are offei ed. Were we to speak
of the various articles and fabrics offered for
sale, our notice would appear voluminous. We
would mention the French Chenille carpets, of
choice designs, and English royal Wilton car
pets: and, for durability and greater use, the
English Oil cloths and Canton mattings, of all
the latest styles, and of tasteful appearance. In
conclusion, it may be said that this establish
ment is carpet emporium" where patrons
can examine and purchase satisfactorily, where
every convenience is offered, and where the
inducements set forth in every respect cannot
but please and crafty.
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.tompts at Conversion.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH.l
TC2ntirued from Precious Editions Of The Eventna
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WANTS.

WTANTED-MEN FROM THE COUNTRY
Wv TO call at No, 4l3 CHESNUT Street, Room l.
second floor, and see the PATENT ATMOSPHERIC
sweet milk In five minutes, BY investing a few hun-
dred dollars S25 $50 be made every day 1t costs
but 80 cents and retalls Ior $50. S156t
O WANTED TO RENT-A MODERN
ElI Dwelling containing at least eight rooms Ras
ana BATH. Northwestern part OF the city preferred.
Rent not 70 exceed $780, Address IL, Box 1885, p o.,
PhlladelPhla, 8l65t
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THIS lfORNING'S SESSION
THE WILLIAMS HOMICIDE.

Court of Oyer and TeFminer.-The coun-
sci for Williams yesterday made a motion to
arrest judgment in his case, and the Court
directed him to be brought up this morning,
which was accordingly done, and 1T would hear
the argument The reasons assigned were given
in yesterdays TELEGRAPH. The Court will
settle some time during the day when the argu-
ment will be heard
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eineit fpfortgen AbiaR obtgen dngeArte gorratbes.
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men unb angeben. nno in perlegelteE GDuuerts ents
gsser FOLDER Certificate nS s,i ben IN ibrsn ecns
lie so eti,as altbt ba6sn Die Gtnienbihs zines ins
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lefn Qptterie spiel pteImebr etc reee nHo Iegitime
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pfana BON IS Gents eeiAtdt Iuerceit, wdbrenD fur
ST, II FIR 81, SO unO cine eleJante 4rdmte fi S.,
Is unb cine 400 nett mertbuonere 9rdmie fiit $40,
100 unb cine berrIbe 1br fur SIG iberionpt ner6en.
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