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IL YOU WANT to borrow money on collateral,
call on Prince, 1O06 Pennsylvania avenue. He
has Silk Umbrellas for $3.50, worth double the
money, and a stock Of Shirts, Millinery Goods,
&c, at about 30 per cent. less than wholesale
prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-13

The LATE IMPROVEMENTS in the American
House, Boston, leave little to be wished for by
those who quarter under the roof Of this leading
hotel. Everything fresh and nice; all improve
ments added, and the unequalled management
OF the past continued.
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PALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIIROAD

kAAHAMVHG AMI OHIO RAILROAD
r,.,,. ,.,u, ,wasHrseros, Junes. 1859.
M TSsa IA BfKfEI ia Sf 4: s
WEST are no" FUR ESG :, sk sILlTf:I Sia;
as ISs s;$ so'
Lesy 80 daily ally s1Sspt Sunday, At Gas and sa5 a
,I Leave s at sa5 and = m and No
tram to '''" , aSS;i SSs$4 Sunday
Leave at fyk v %H AZ sTS+i1Ns and
Leave fSk AZ Phs aaS 81 f ffd kINssm
n HsS sad !, and ,..p M ONLY, connect,
ing :, EsaS Station with train. from Bati@or.
Tor strssburs and POINT point. setweea Relay .u..
Eslsy House With ssr.sburs and WineSs.tsf .eooa,
Through tickets to the West can be had at the
Warrington Station Ticket Once all hours in the
For New York, Phil.del Rhis, and Boston, .e. I'D.
Master Of F r. %asoEs
GEO. 8. KOONTz, Gent Asf, Washington. jsl.
PhfLApILPaiA And NV 39sS.
Train. $780,. wAsHISSro june 5, ls7o-noon.
n, ION |! =: ;s'd NV T., ioRk are - 3
,ns Sunday :. as Ia,
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Al. Lesve oaIiy Except Sunday at f:aa g. 124s
Leave for New York at 800 .. m, and Philadel.
S1 :, Me- YS.h Sc trim
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisemeu,
schedule between Raj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-13

THE MEDICAL CLASS of 1870, Georgetown Col
lege, met at the College building. corner 10th
and T. streets. last evening-Dr. Keene, presi-
dent, DIR. X. Elliott, secretary. At the conclu-
sion OF the regular business Of the association;
DIR. q. w. Fisher read an essay on Pleurisy, and
the secretary read an interesting essay BY DR..
Burns, on Peritonitis. After an animated dis
cussiOn on these topics, the meeting adjourned.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

DlNEY POINT PAVILION,
81. Mays Cossfy, Nd,
Will open for the reception Of VISIT A
ers, Tuesday, July S, $50. This papu- vesAY
lar resort has been grs atty enlarged by thu ie.l
addition of new and commodious buildings, lke
cottages thoroughly ated, and the whole estab
lshment supplied With eaftrey Hetc FErHGRre. Ten
Pin Alleys Fishing and Sail Boats aud every appli
ance necessary for the comfort and pleasure Of
guests. The Baltimore and Norfolk Boats and the
Baltimore and Aqua Greek Boats pass daily
Terms-SS per day. 50 per week, 80 per month
Of thirty days. Children and servants half price
Further information will be furnished at the once
of the Metropolitan Hotel JeS-u
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CLOTHING. DC.

THE SUMMER IS ON US-THE PEOPLE
WANT TO KEEP COOL.
The popular summer resort that ia crowded inst
now is Oak H all Clothing House, where the people
are dropping their old clothing, and donnnR our
new sty les OF Summer Suits. Oak Hall Clothing
Company, always alive to the wants of the people,
Is now stocked with all the leading styles OF Linen,
Alpacca Ora eta, and Nuns Cloth Suits, and they
have reduced their prices to correspond with the
present times Our Linen Suits commence at % 50;
our Alpaca from es to el5 Ora eta, 8 u to s0:
ssns GSsh 6 Goats 20 to 3s Linen Coats s to
Cashmere Suits, go to $50 The great speeialty-
BOYS CLOTHlNG-sults Of Cassmere, Is to $40;
Linen Suits, S2.0 to Is. PIECE GOODS Of ali
sty les, for ordered work. Remember Oak Hall
Clothing Company sells better goods at lower prices
than similar houses. Possessing unlimited facilities
We are able to sell goods low. Give us q call. No
trouble to show goods at Oak Hall Clothing Co. o,
No. S2e 7th street, opposite Post Uffice.
JED I'm j. H. SMITH, Business Manager.
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HIvISe A SWARM OF FLIEs.-Yesterday, at
the store Of Mr.. Joseph w. Arnold, on the
Navy Yard, an empty sugar barrel attracted an
immense sW1fA Of hies, and the young man in
the store concluded to impris0n them, and there
fore tied over the top q coffee bag. The flies
were soon buzzing loud enough to Be heard in
the street, and the attention Of a bee-fancier, q
we'll known physician In that vicinity, was
attracted, and inquiring what made the noise
was answered "bees." Thinking that he was in
luck, he Immediately commenced to treat for
the DuFchase, and was finally told he could have
the hbeee" II he would return the barrel. One
of our cleverest Navy Yarders has invented q
patent hive, and the doctor knowing this fact
Immediately called upon the inventor and en-
gagged him to hive the swarm. "Pete" promptly
entered on the work, and shouldering the bar
rel took II to his back yard, and placed it on a
sheet and awaited the SETTLING" Of the swarm,
in the meantime getting his patent hive ready.
After awhile the buzzing ceased, and gently re-
moving the barrel disgust and indignation at
the sight which greeted him nearly took away
his breath. Recovering, alternate EXPLANATIONS
of "D-n der iies!" and " Wait till see dat
rascal doctor!" seemed to relieve him. The
Doctor and the hive-inventor subsequently had
q stormy interview, resulting in satisfactory ex-
plantations, and both of them are now in search
Of the facetious youth who sold them, and he is
advised to fly from the wrath to come, and be-
hire himself better in future. Shoe fly.
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SkN2O PER CENT. ORE OF ALL Goops2 h.
* FOB THE NEXT 60 DAYS AT HNS
II. WILLIAMS,
GOT Pennsylvania ave-, and Cite Treyise, Paris

The Stock In part comprises
LYONS BLACK DRESS SILK
400 HAIRBRAIOS, made to order in Par;s
J. b. p. FkENCH CORSETv,
Silk Suits, Millinery Goods,
Cambria and Linen Suits, Straw Goods,
Chantilly Lace. Bonnets,
Guipure Lace. Ribbons,
VAlencienne Lace, Flowers,
Pointe de Venice Lace, Black Velvots,
Pointe Applique Lace, Colored Velyets,
Lace Goods in all styles, Velvet RibboDs,
Llama Lace Points, Ladies' Undergarments,
Fans. Handkerchief,
Roman and Plain Sashes, Roman and Plain Scarfs,
Trimmings, etc. etc.
~ 1t IL not in accordance With my general prnc-
tice to sell at cost. but when say % to do IT,
and ~ ell the goods marked in plain figures no
p can be deceived. leN- I'm
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The CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL-A
meeting Of the Directors OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company was held yesterday at the
once of Alexander Brown & Sons, bankers in
Baltimore. Hon. James Clarke was called to
the chair, and made . statement Of the condi-
ton Of the canal and the finances Of the COM
pany- The meeting then DISCUSSED this subject
and routine matters until the hour Of adjourn
ment. HE entire business Of the morning was
OF uesultory character Another meeting will
be held to-day. There were present az the
meeting Hon James Clarke, President of the
lanai company; William r. Dodge, of New
nork, Colonel Berret, of Washington city, Isaac
Young, OF Montgomery county and Dr. William
y Mcpherson, OF Fredenck, Commissioner OF
Emigration and Labor.
TIE PIC MIC of the st. Stephens Catholic
Total Abstinence Society took place at AnaIos-
tan Island on Monday, as announced. IL was a
decided success in every respect, fdlly three
thousand persons having visited the Island
during The day. Quite pleasant feature of the
An All - the eloquent addresses of Capt Piatt
1. . A, ana Mr. Frank McNerha any, president
of the society The Holy Hill Rand discoursad
delightful dance music. The gronnd. In tn
evening presented quite a fairy specfacIs h.ia
brilliantly Illuminated with Chimes is, So,ns
The committee OF arrangements deserve crsas,
for the manner in which they carried out ths,
part Of the programme, and quite a unanimous
desire was expressed that the same COMMITTEES
would undertake an excursion down the river
before the summer closes.
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U3 No. 9, X. off ,Georgetown.-rhe 1embers
Of Decatur Lodge, No. 2. are hereby notified that
the place Of meeting has been removed 90 the hall q
Lodge will meet as usual on WEDNESDAY EVE
NINGs at O'Clock. Al true and loyal msmeeu
inv tied to attend. BY order.
nR % JOS. W. HARRY,w
nRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRicRS,
y At lo1 bEIDek ST, GEoReufows,D D. o
Good BIZ Silks at I 50, u IS, 81, "a =. q 50
Biz Iron Grenadines at s. Nc. SOC, ssc, very cheap
Printed DeLapes and Armures l2,sc worth &c.
case yard vide Bleschsd shifting, an excellent sr
Lawns ike TO &c; White Msrseillee sc and uSe
Striped snd pain Grenadines ioc. worth sc.
Atwood Cessineres At Sc. and &c, worth Tsc. 81
Linen Cambria Hdkfs from s<c. uDs genuine KID
Gloves 81.
We aro ceiling great bargains in eli kinds Of goods
jeietr ~ BENJAMIN MILLER.
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The New York money market Is steady at the
advance rates. These on call loans range from
four to six per cent. the latter being an extreme
rate, and paid only by the weaker class of stock
brokers. The large government bond dealers
still have balances standing with them at three
per cent and their new engagements are gener-
ally at four. On railway and miscellaneous col
lateral the bulk OF the business is at five per
cent. In the market for commercial paper
choice acceptances are quoted at 6 TO o., and
inferior grades at to 9 per cent
8t0ck D0Dore,
By Baake,s, Brokss' asd Commercial TsLryayA1
Lewis johnson 4 Co.. quote stocks and bonds in
NEw Yeas, 9nly s.fir.t Bcard-U. 8, @, Isn.
coupon, l De 1862, coupon, ll0,l - 1854 cou-
pom no. D. 1850 coupon, no. 10s, new, lss.
coupon .hs' 1s, 1857 coupon, l0s-s 3Os 1853, con
BON hs-s 10 4es, eoupe n. IlAs; Currency g, ilas;
land, $; western Union Telegraph, ai.; 9siessiI.
yer, ca; Pacific Mail, A.s; Boston Water Power,
=; Adams Express, o; Wells. rsrso Company
Express: lsA; American Express, a: United
New York Central and Hudson, 97s.; do do. Scrip
SIS Erie ,22 do. pd 6. Harlem OF d, 1884. Harlem
prefd, IA; Reading, lo1 Michigan Central Il9is;
Lake shore and Michigan Southern, 9a1s; ii
lno' SSsnds. ss sTss@s, and
Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati, =: New Jersey
Central. l03,i: Rock Island, ll3,.; Milwaukee & 81
Paul; 61.; Milwaukee 9, Paul, pfd, snf; Wabash
and Terre Haute. preferred, Chicago and Al
ton, N5h; Chicago Alton, prefd, lls,s: Ohio
Mississippi Certificates, $50; Tennessee State SIS
Sa e. Ia n state ss nsv 81 Virginia
new, s y; Missouri SIS, 81. Gold, HALLS. Mar,
ket weak.
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AmusemeDts, &c.
DAILY EXCURSIONS 10 Glymont on the steamer
T.. p. Smith.
DAILY rxoursrou Of q sssaassr Arrow to
Mount Vernon. 80 At ....r
MA1KRrrIR's AIT GALE sHeess
BAlIow,s Art GALLEY, 80 Pa. avenue.
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EAUQUIER WHITE .sULPHUR SPRINGS.
wu xIR9INlA,
asement OF Mr.. sILAs J. SANDERS. WV
Mebers Music has been engaged for the "a: "
The Springs are reached by rail to the town Of
MHrenton, where passengers will take Naylor's
Carriages for the Springs, six miles distant. over
Terms, $50 Per Month; 9B per week: % 80 per day
jel5-lm CORNELIUS BOYLE, NJ. D., Prspr.
"EST END HOTEL,
w LONG BRANCH, VIEW yERSEY,
Will be Opened for the Reception of Guests on the
Goth June.
Thismagnfncent structure, Gated AZ the q n
Court End OF this now famous summer vcAY
resort, has all the adv sntages of modern JUS.
improvements calculated TO make its guests sstsed
in every respect.
The personal attention OF Mr. JAMES SYKES
and Mr.. PETKR GARDNER, 80 long known TO the
travelling public, will surely guarantee TO those that
favor them with :heir patronage all the comfort they
can wish for.
For Rooms, &C., apply the premises or by letter
addressed to SYKES, GARDINER CO.,
Jel4u West End Hotel, Long Branch. N. J.
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u ]. REIDDRG1R,
Successor to b. +. LONDON Oo.,) -
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY
MIGRANT TAILOR,
Metropolitan Hotel, late Browns,D
Bu No. 500 Penn. avenue, WashinHton.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ copartnership Of RANSOM WHITE a CO.,
heretofore existing in the Grocery, Fruit and Com
mission Business, has this day been dissolved by mu
AL debts and demands due to and by the said co.
partnership will be settled by Ransom white
RANSOM WHITE CO.
The undersigned having entered into q copartner-
ship under and by the firm name of
WHITE WRISLEY,
the above business will be continued heretofore
No. 2, Young NJ en- s Christian Association Build
ing, where will be kept at all times full supply of
the finest goods belonging to the trade.
continuation of the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to the late firm is res pectfuy solicited.
RANSOM WHITE,
SlLAS P. WRISLEY.
Washington, d c., July l, ls70. jys eo3t
AsELL FEMALE SEMINARY.
IL AT AUBURNDALE, MASS
Ten miles west of Boston. Instruction thorough,
careful, complete. Advantages for Music, Painting
French and herman, upsur passed. Particular at
tention paid to common and solid branches Teach
ers chosen with great care. Number limited TO 90
Next year begins September 18th. Address CHAS
WCUsHlNG. jy2m,w, f SIN
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NAPRE8 0P0lula0.
u FREDBRICK COUNT, VIRGINIA

This delightful and romantic Summer Resortwil
be open for the reception Of visitors the r n a
4TH DA OF JULY. These Springs. nine ~ VI
10 number, are situated in q gorge Of the lss ~
North Mountain, seventeen miles from Vino kc,lrr
BY stage over beautiful and safe road. Route via
b. U. Il. Il. to Winchester.
Terms: One month OF four weeks, ~: sinaie
week. ga; one day. 81 50. The usual de5u ton
made for children and servants and for familts who
SAML n. MULLIN co. Proprietors
For par'icoesrs coll at the store Of George Rynes,
Jr., 81 9TH street; A. e. Pratt a Son. corner 9th
and ID streets; Benz. N illsr g Store, Georgetown.
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uAMMAOKp REsrAURANr.
IA No. iAs w fsfHi AyESSr, Cor. Isrr Sri
rpo~ AsaAnsroh, u. y.
HoOHs AND BOARD BY TIKI DAY or WIKI
HEALS AT ALL HOURS
Beet wines end Liquors 10 be had al the Bar
- Particular aftsstio 70 Meals ssnt ost NIL
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kRAL ESTATE SALE.-Sold by Thos. f. Wag
gaman, real estate broker and auctioneer part
OF lot ir square s76, to John Wagner, for Sc
cents per foot.
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TORDANs WHITE sULPHUR SPRINGS

FREDERICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
OILY Ia miles from Stephenson Depot p. d a point
ON the Harpers Ferry and Winchester Rail-
- road, hve miles from Winchester.
This Watering Place IL now open under more ~
Soraple Circumstances than at any time a . n
since the war, and every effort will be VEAV
made to give entire satisfaction To all the lSs y
fine CITY BAND OF MUSIC will be in attend.
ance, and Masquerade and Fancy Balls win be fire.
quently given during the season
Spring Pamphlets for distribution at the Spring.
and at Messrs. Coleman Rogers Baltimore.
Inc baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company issue
round trip tickets, good for five days, from Bslti
more 70 stephensons Depot and return, at 90. from
Washington 10 same at $40
Telegraph Office IN full operation.
Terms Ss per day. Sl7 80 per we'd, and 9e per
month. Children and colored servants half price
White servants three fourths or according 70 &C
commodatoa. &c. JORDAN,
geS I'm Owner and Proprietor.
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PAINTING, DC.
6Z1 STABILIZED r.n. s.
IL PADDLE MI OWN oAkoS oLs NO

Nc. IS not 81, siSS sss bTccRsriSf Fliissc,
Tkk-&oinG IN short, ell that any painting estso-
hshment can DO, and ssrtss 40 rasfs~ d,-sas kss
grofts-challenece any fair and honorable coapcts-
ton. AZ old citxep of W ashinGtou cf nfry yearss
standing, carrying business on Lcuissana sseuus,
between Sixth and seventh streees for thirty years
ance Of the snno. N. Z. PARKER,
folly No. 6af Louisians avenue
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COMING DowH.-By reference to the adver-
usement elsewhere it will be seen thai the
Metropolitan Hotel, at New York, has reduced
its prices to - per day.
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Hints on COOKING, Etc,

HKMPLER has all kinds of thermometers.
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y. HUDSON, south side Psnnsyivanis svesss.
hetsesa nA ~ Nth srress. prsysrsa % e.esoss
oRsTfSI f1issI5fsS. saGksiSS, s.s. .'a D.
RAfloNk b regard 8 which he beas % refer 70
Speaker Blaine, Senator Buckingham. RePresentsr
tyes Ineersol end wood. q. p. Brown, Eco, sDl
others Tor vAoo - has szsoossd vork Of chat char
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DIS.

The envelopes must be Thoroughly and perfectly
gummed. the cumming on the flap Of each except
Tor circusrs Go be put on by hand less than half
an inch the entire length, the wrappers he also
hand gummed not less than three fOurths of inch
in v i'd h across the end.
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DELINE RH.

The envelopes and wrappers must he furnished
and delivered with all Reasonable dispatch, complete
in all respects ready for and In such quantities
may be required to MI the daily orders of post
masters; the deliveries TO be made either the Post
ONCE Department, Washington, ID. C.. at the Of
nee OF an agent duly authorized 20 inspect aud re
oeive the same the place OF delivery 90 be the Op-
lion Of the Postmaster e. neral and the cost Of de-
hNerng as well as all expense OF storing, packing,
Addressing labelling. and water PROBING % be pad
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06

the survey for new route for the canal Washington
County and report nc expense laid over MT, oWes.
That unsuccessful contestants Tor seats ~ 'p
pay all their own expenses laid over. hT. bAhcseI
Denouncing the income tag unc0nsututonh abu un-
just and requesting the representatives In congress W
vote against the reenactment OF the law \,
The House reassembled at O'clock The resonlohso on
the Senate repeal the resolution adopting tue fIent
Amendment, received from the Senate, and tne
Speaker the question TO be on conenrrhg Win
the Senate.
Mr. HUESTED rose and protested against this action
He cited the United States Constitution reading there
from prove that this Legislature could not take sueh
this subject The action Of the last LeRlsa
the passage Of law OF this state subject 10 re
peal any time. It was tho adoption of resolunGI
when that Legislature discharged that duty and went
out of existence the whole matter ended He tnen
referred TO the moral phase OF the question: and declared
that the Democratic party would gain nothing, Dut lose
much, by It's action to-day. . ,,.
Mr. ALVORD followed, arguing that the power 10 act
on this had departed forever from TINS STATE no
protested against taking the time OF the House Win
such fruess and frivolous proposition ana sara Una.
If the resolutions adopted the action VIII amount
Mr. MURPHY Of Albany contended that the action
last year was incomplete therefore, further action was
not only entirely proper but actually necessary.
Mr. PATRICK spoke In favor or the resolutions, Wheh
Mr. LYONS moved the previous question, winch was not
Mr. ALyoRD insisted that the work complete last
year. The mere failure 10 transmit the resoiuuoh 10
Washington amounted to nothing.
Mr.. LtrTLEJOHN insisted the action proposed here
would amount to nothing NewYOrk has discharged her
duty this matter by her action last Winter and had
nothing more to do The Constitution OF the United
States provides States ratifynR amendments 10 IT,
but not for resgning their Publications. He then pro-
cecded defend the Justice or the FlteeDth Amend
ment and spoke at length in advocacy OF 1t az Demo
cratic measure. -,
The hour agreed upon for discussion having passed. Mr.
UUESTED moved the previous question, Wnlcn was OF
dered and the resolutions were adopted by the Following
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06

The Maryland Legislature met at Annapolis
Yesterday. r. c. LatrObe OF Baltimore gas elected
Speaker Of the House. but the Senate adjourned without
organizing.
In the Ohio Senate on Tuesday Mr.. Lewis
d. Campbell Introduced bill for the submission TO the
people at the October election OF the question OF the
ratification Of the Fifteenth Amendment. Mr. CampDelPs
bill was read and referred.
Both branches of the Maine Legislature were
Organized at Augusta yesterday. The Hon. William W.
Bolster IRE pubcaul elected President OF the Senate
and the Hon Reuben Foster Repubean Speaker OF the
House The Governors Message Is long and Will be de-
hyered tomorrow.
The Massachusetts, Legislature convened in
Boston Yesterday Horace Coolidge OF Suffolk was
elected President OF the Senate by unanimous vote
Harvey Jewell was reelected Speaker Of the House.
After the organization both branches OF the Legislature
were escorted the Old Dutch Church, where the an
nual sermon preached by Prof seeey Of Amherst
College.
The Colorado Legislature was organized at
Denver on Tuesday. George A. Hllsdale elected
President OF the Senate and George w. Miller Speaker OF
the House Gov. McCcoks message was delivered yes
terday 10 recommends Woman Suffrage; the dismem
berment OF the Indian treaty relations the election or
Governor and other Territorial officers by vote OF the
people OF the Territory, and thorough Immigration
system.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

The steamer Connecticut, from this city,
arrived at Troy yesterday, with full load OF passengers
aud freight.
Miss Burt, school teacher at Peabody,
Mass committed suicide by hanging on Tuesday. No
cause for the act Is known
Bakers tin and lamp shop in London,
Canada together with several adong buildings was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. Loss, $4,000.
William Noghten, President of the Colum-
bus OOho) City Council was run over by locomotive
Yesterday His leg amputaed and IT is thought ne
will die.
. In the Superior Court of Hartford yes.
terday. John Williams cOlored) found guilty OF
assault with intent to murder a policeman In October
which will send him to State Prison for life.
Lieut. f. p. Colby, u. S. A., committed
suicde at jefferson Texas, on the 3st ut by shooting
himself He was u Of b. G. Colby OF the Treasury
Department.
The Supervisor of Internal Revenue, has
caused the arrest OF the Eyerngns, propretors OF ais
tIery and rectler Weavers Corners, Huron county,
Ohio and also tue Government storekeeper assigned 10
dnfy there for numerous violations OF the revenue laws
They will be examined to-day.
AN extensive vein of bituminous coal had
been discovered Is miles above Chico, Cali and seven
miles from the California and Oregon Railroad Inc
vein IA 80 feet thick and the coal Is free from suphur
The discovery regarded as OF great Importance 20
Northern California. 1t Is the trst discovery Oh the hna
made there.