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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-05
Brick Dwelling House,

Brick Dwelling House,
and the lot on which Il stands, icing SOrlo2
iest Of fround. knewn a. Ne. =. on south
side Of Adams ltreet, just east Of the bayou.
Sale viii take place 81 Il o'clock. on
Saturday, 9Th day Of January, 1879,
% he southwest corner Of Madison and
Main sheets. Memphis, Tenn.
Ierma-Oue-feurth cash balance IN q u
and u months; deferred payments 70 bear .
per cent. Interest, and lea retained.
fxr srtats Q. c. Atkinson, deed.
7. A. NELSON,
Er'r crtate John E-s9E. deed,
By KORTRECHI A CRAFT. Attorneys.
E-l08 WM. L. NEIL.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-05
NOTICE.
A Bargain for Somebody.

WE WILL SELL At PUBLIC AUCTION,
w to the highest bidder. without any re-
serve, desirable three story
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-20
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE TO-DAY.
Personal Explaaastons of Senators
m 10 sAeir Advance Copies OF
the Treaty.

The Senate met ut 10Y o'clock this morning
MT. Morton made personal explanation in
reference to the copies of the treaty furnished
him prior 70 the meeting OF the Senate. The
nrst copy be received Was burned IN his room
and the second one, which was q revise he let
Msjor Mcdonald, the clerk of the Senate, have
70 SEND 10 the Government Printing Onit
MI. Morton called upon Major Mcdonald. who
explained that the Official copy OF the treaty
sent 10 the Senate had the seals attached sfd
would have been Butilsted at the printing Office
he therefore borrowed Mr.. Morton's copy and
cent t 10 the Government Printer TO have the
copies Tor the use of the Senate Printed. M
morton also produced a statement from DIR. Taft
that be burned the first copy OF the treaty fur
nished Mr.. Morton In the room OF that gentle
man, who requested him 10 put u in tue are
Which he did in the presence OF Mr. Morton.
Mr.. Sumner said he lad been furnished with
COPY OF the treaty previous TO the meeting OF
the Senate, and bad IL yet in his possession. No
copy had been made from IL, and it had not been
ont of his possession.
MT morrill,, OF Vermont, when he stated that
III was Senator's copy which WAS forwarded %
TIE New \ ok Tribune, did not intend 20 refer
TO any particular Senator. He had a theory As
to ats being Senator's copy, and he believed n
would be Yet discovered.
The Senate then went into executive session
on motion OF Mr.. Harlan.
Other Senators who were furnished with
copies OF the treaty prior 10 the meeting OF the
senate intend TO make explanations, IL is said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-20

TIE Coal TRou Biz E>stene., ar Scranton -
dispatches from Scranton, Pa, represent the
excitment since the shooting OF the two miners
~ undated. All Thursday the streets were
crowded with men dangerously excited, bat no
outbreak occurred. During the cOroner's in
quest upon the dead miners, the fact transpred
that w. w. Scranton, who va. the lea Ser Of the
"blsckieg" or lsborer party, had given the order
TO hre. He is the son of j. n. Scranton, presf-
Dent or the Lsckswsnns Iron and Coal Com
pany, and, superintendent OF the Briggs shsft az
which the lsborers had been working Scranton
vas srreeted,' and Lieut.. Seeley. Of the State
militia, refused 70 allow the constable 70 take
him TO HYDE Park, lest he should be murdered
by the Infatuated multitude. A strong mill
tary guard was accordingly provided. and the
prisoner taken TO Scranton aud lodged in the
county jail. Upon application 20 Judge Dana
Tor q wit of habeas corpus, he was brought out
and admitted 20 bail IN the sum OF SIS zoe. The
funerals OF Davis and Jones, the miners who
we're Killed, took place yesterday. (Friday.D
Nsrrsnts for the arrest Of several Leaders Jf the
Workingmen's Benevolent Association are out
and the Mayor has issued proclamation or
ceTing all liquor shops 10 be closed. aud the
police not 10 permit the gathering OF tumalta-
ous sssemblages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-20

Ntto Government LOdn-S20, 100000 Of Bonds
roads.
NEW YORK, May pa new government loan
will be placed on the Official lists Of the Stock
Board TO- day OF Monday.
Henry Clews q Co. are now sending s2D.-
000, 600 Of bonds to Europe.
An extensive system Of swiudlins the Erie and
other leading railroads, by means OF counterfeit
tickets, has Just been discovered in this city
Edward p. Roberts, previously well known 70
the public, was arrested yesterday, and made q
partial confession and surrendered $500 worth
OF spurious tickets. IL 10 estimated that the
companies have lost $50 900 by the swindle.
sylvester Davis, Of New Haven arrived in
this city at 8 clock last evening, having walked
from new raven since p. m. Tharsday, in
payment Of q bet that IL English was defeated
he would walk 70 this city and three times
around the City Hall in forty eight hours. The
actual walking time is l6k hours. Davis came
in in good condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-20

GENERAL PRYOR RAMPANT. Ex-Cseneral
Roger A Pryor, Iste OF Virginia, had some words
on hearing before Judge McCunn, in the Spe-
cial Term Room Of the Superior Court this
morning. When the case had bean disposed Of,
the two counsel met just outzids the door Of the
efal Pryor waved wrosh, seized counsel BY the
nose, tweaked that organ violently, then grasped
bis victim by his coat lsppels, giving him . Wig
able for their vieor and terseness, upon his un-
fortunate head. Counsel threatened the Ssf-
geance Of the law upon the belieerent General
but the lstter turned Upon his heel and walked
16th. ''~@s
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
FROM EUROPE TOD
The Civil War in France.
TeleeropAed Ezc'usipely to the Ereniro Star.
Desperate Measures OF she Comma
n1sts.

Telepropked Ere,usipely to The kueni.o Star.
Desperate Measures OF she Comma
nfsts.
LONDON, May 2o.-A Daily Meas special SAYS
the report that the Germans intend to attack
Paris Ii unfounded. Several unimportant en-
TeleorGph's dispatch gives the report that fayre
ana Simon are to leave the French ministry
Letters have been intercepted duplicating Gam
a. q, T ,.us ,e against the soyernmsnt.
saillee. A dispatch from Versailles mentions
the report that Rochefort has been arrested AZ
Muck. A dispatch from Paris says the federals
have planted four mitraileuses on the barricade
In the Rue Peyrounet The civil commission
ere, acting In conjunction with the military
comma nders, have ordered the inhabitants or
fars occupying corner houses 20 leave, rs All
such buildings will be used by the troops Is
loopholes for musketry. The central commit
tee has assumed the war power. The commu-
against the Yersslllists, and expect thereby 10
stop the approach of the government troops to
Paris. Another dispatch Gays wounded soldiers
communists are dispirited, and are making
preparations to explode the ramparts The
United States storeship Supply has arrived at
bavre. A dispatch from HavTe SAYS the Prus-
sisns have evacuated Yvetot.
The Arrest of ROchefort,
VERSAILLES, Msy 29.-Rochefort was arrested
In attempting to escape from the commune.
ana brought 10 Versailles to- day.
From London
Herr Douinger-The PdrOrite for he DsyBy
LONDON. May 2o.-Herr Dollinger will shortly
visit London.
Boutwell,, the winner of the 1000 guipeas
stakes at New Market, is the favorite for the
Derby, which comes OF Wednesday next.
Turkey Not = Borrower.
LoNDcs, May 2o--The report that a new Tur
HI b loan to the amount of $50 0OO. 600 il 10 NJ
introduced in the London market Is authenti-
calIy contradIcted.
Steamer Burned.
LONDON, May 0.-The steamer william the
Third was burned near Yentuor. All ON board
are supposed to be saved.
6eneral Pr1m's Assassin a Member of
the Spanish Cortes.
MA DRID, May 2.-The Cortes held a secret
session yesterday. at which q report was read
covering the results OF the judicial inquiry into
the assassination of General Prim. The report
eliminates Senior Rogue Bsrcia, who, since the
astassination, has been elected deputy 10 the
C0rtes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-20

One fine sik Painted Pomr aseur Fan.
One hue Elk Fan, Ensmeled sticks
One handsome Black p. lished Fan
One beautifol Real Lace Cellar,
Ore fine Lace Handkerchief
One Get OF Natural Curls.
One bottle OF genuine Lubins Extract
One French Corset with So wh-lebOues
One splenoid Lscon Seaside Hat.
One Ladies Fine Came yest
One splendid Toilet Mirror.
One superior All Leather Wallet.
One set OF " hitby Jet Jewe'ry.
One extra npe Gold Plated Set
One pair Of Cold Plated sleeve Brtton., warranted
One dollar 81 an Engine.
yne Gents Fins Gsuze Undershirt.
One beautiful White Pique eEirt
Two pairs OF Linen Guns and -Four Collars.
Two ene Cut Glass soert Bottles.
Two pairs Of extra Ions knglish Hose.
Two pairs a. superior Isle Hall dee
Two G,nts' ~ \ rfine u EN- q Liner n Is c5l 49,
1hree pairs Ladies Splendid English Hose.
Three pairs OF Gent o supertBe z alt Hose.
hree verY fine hemmed Linen ks, Cent?
Three spools. OF each rstslli bennacci III SIX.
Hour Lsdiss' supernne BenDed Linen n ks
-Four sets Of Cutie and Collars. Bun Edge.
-Four Misses extra Hemd and Corded Liaen u ks.
-Four pairs % .plercid Heavy SOCKS.
-Four pairs Of fine Isle Thread Gloves
tfx Lad. es' very fine Linen Babdkercbiefs
Twely e very good All Linen HeDdkerChiefs-
Twelve pieces Colgates Fine Soap.
BESIDES NUMBHR OF OTHER ARTIDLEs
EQUALLY DEslRAblK, EQUALLY CHEAP,
SILvERBERG'9,
3I2 SEVENTH srEEEr,
m,0 tr Near Pennsylvania avenue.
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Is Not THIS Man GUILTY OF MuRppR p
Emma Claus, aged 16. died in New York yeeter-
day from q pistol shot wound inflicted by her
self. Thurday vae TO have been her wedding
bled in the Church OF the Redemptorists, await.
ing the arrival Of the bridegroom, james Reed,
Q young man, bat he failed to come, and En-.
girl, overcome With grief, admitted that Rad
had seduced her under promise Of msxfiace.
She requested to be let alone, and SON aftsr.
wards the report Of pistol shot was heard,
she had shot her ELF in the breast. n Wsrrs6
has been issued Tor the s.rreet of Road. mt ~
Whereabouts are uni aoVn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-20
The Reign OF Terror in Paris.

The condition of affairs In Paris is terrible,
indeed, and hourly growing worse. The rule
OF the mob is wilder and more riotous and de-
structive than ever before. Renewed outrages
on converts and churches, and the plumber of
the silver service In Notre Dame are reported
Many eminent citizens are daily imprisoned
and the lives Of thoee held as hostages are de-
SPARED Of No one IL safe, whether he is COM
mupist or federalist. Iuenty-one members of
the commune no longer att md its sittings, but
remain in their respective ACCOMPLISHMENTS, and
Rochefort has bee n arrested by the versaillists
while attempting to escape from the storm he
helped to raise. Persons without pass.
ports are prevented fIom leaving the city,
and the commune has apparently been
supplsnted by Q committee OF public safe
y, which announces that it will RAE
Paris to the ground rather than surrender.
That they are capable Of doing that or any
other fendish act, no one doubts. This same
committee have decreed the suppression Of the
Rerue des Deaz 1ondes, Avenir National, Pasrse,
Commune Justice, and fve other journals. No
new journals are to be established until the
civil war is over. This 10 . deplorable state Of
affairs, and the condition Of the order-loyine
citizens OF Paris 10 perilous in the extreme. The
weak and tsmporixing policy Of the versaillists
IL resulting as migl. have been expected, and
the fact is every day becoming palmer that
France will have no escape from anarchy until
the Imperial purple supplants the Jacobin red.
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AHAirA NJ the Huh

Tie Polio. Bill TIE Boyiston Bank RoL1erp.
BosToS, May 0.-The State police bill, with
the force reduced to seventy, has passed the
House to enRrossment.
VIM. A. Glover was arrested in New York
yesterday, aDf brought here, charged with inn
plicstion in the robbery OF the Boyleton Bank
two years ago.
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~ 1,OO3 GIFTS.
URAND GIFT CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION

~ 1908 GIFTS.
INLAND GIFT COHCERTA AND DISTRIBUTION
r 49, FOR THE BENEFIT OF
IhS FovSdI,Hs Asylum, SISTERS Of Charity. N,lr
York, aad Soldiers, and Sailors Orphans
To be held :, W Mowt, Wash,nston. 10
virtue OF psrmir from Hon. A. Pieasanton, tom
missioner OF Internal Reyenue, on Wednesday June
The following Gifts will be awarded the successful
ucket holders By the Commi. sioners: 4stOry Brick
House. Go n. Calvert 81. baltimore. S2s 90. 22iO
s seIes Timber Land in Warrington Co., Md, with
Ohio Canal $50 90: sstory Brick HSuse. Ia B1i,
ton St, Baltic, si6,s9o story. Brick House, 30
GSvsp s.own, miles from Bato nH on Passsnser pe
same location. $500 fine ResiieEce near ciovans,
sse iocstSS Lsss s 1ss
ssoy Cs.s sus r9. PTOPssy 800 e.Gh $50
s4ooo o. s Bords $40 90 n. C. State Bsnd G ia
Shares National Mechanics Bank, BALTIC lug
shares Citizens National Bank, BALTIC; loo share
shares BALTIC ana Ohio r r; 20 shares PhIa
WIlpingt9 , snd Baito X r. 50 90 TIcXETs only
H Han D fq Mc a. eaGh E set9c
MAJ. GEo. 7. CASTLE, BALTIC. ND. ,om"i,s ~
Hon J. =. NEGLEy, n. O., Pittsburg, Pa, Trustee
:. K.terenee, MAJ. Gen. .. Hunter, 5 A, wss6-
fiIst NstioOal Bank, Rs gers;own. Md. AppemaJ
Co, Bankers, Hsgerstown. Nd; Hon. X. J. Brent,
beds Of eI the D ABOVE Real Estate certified by
circulars can he bad Of W, O. .Metzerott j Co..
Music Dealers, 923 Pennsylysnia avenue: ". i
avenue; Benz Dewon, JewelIer, GIG Pennsylva1.ia
avenue; Jbo. o. Parker Book sellers, eth stre
Aistrop Dudley ,Beai Estate Agents, Loni mana
General Agent, statioper and Printer, No. 8,
Nassau street. New York.
~ q Orders by mail viii receive prompt s,ten-
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GREAT REDUCTION

IN OLD BYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES,
B RANDIES, GINS. &c
Of the following brsads, viz:-Fsmiiy Nectar,
ears old, ~ per gal; Robcrtson, do. SO s.
Bah eT; s do DO; Pine Apple. lrecIihsd,J 81 50
&c. BkAEDIES-Lsrocheller, 50 do; do. fine,
yard, Dupny 90, lSss. $40: California Brandy,
go 10; Old Tom Gin, $22s; Cocktail Bitters, (verJ
berry Brandy. Liberal discount to the trade.
u. GAUTtER,
Proprietor OF the Native Wine Btt.rs,
myH 1917 and 1919 Penn Avenue.
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CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION

CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION COMMISSIONERS.
The President has appointed j. Fletcher Will
lisms and W. W. Folwen, OF Minnesota. Com
miskioners from that State TO the Centennial
celebration AZ Philadelphia in 1916.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-20

stock Repora
I - baEts-s, S-okrs asa CS~@sTctai -ssTarA
Lewis Ichntun a 60. quote siscks aud D ucs IN
h1ioe and tnreieo markets. a. follovs:
. NV f"sk .hss DC :. Sc 1881, con prr. ll1 !.
"a ~, ooupon. 0s. -. coupon. iit's tGs.
~ coupon, n s - ;, new S. oou pou. u.s. n =.
", oour,n. n3tf. sSs, -. coupon, u.s. eos.
nreie, =. Canton, ~. CunileTlsnd =. " a Tel,
Su,ossNer. n. Pacific NAL, 81; Boston
= Cos kkr, 49,. American kxp 8s.: O. y EnP
~ Gent Hudson l0e.. %. scrip, u.
krie - DO. prefd. =; Hsrletn. Isi: DO pr~fa =
Readiis, u.s. Michigan Cent =. l. = a Mich
scuth, ll2: Union = " x ~ III Cent. IHs,
Ci-ye. a Pitts. f26S. Northwest - 40 rr-f .
2 Cleye-, Col. Oln. & iods--.N J O-nt nsA /.
X. ck Is'anc, Et4 MI A ~ Paul, eas a. pre- j .
SIS: Wnbssh snd Werern. ess Del Lsre A
v est n0s; ~ Wayne, %: Alton r-rr~ asutS,
=: Han. = II. j. ltS. Chicaso Alton. lIs,s. d..
rrefd. =. ~. a-s oert.. sci: Col, f'ftc. A
Ind. Cen. 2SA. Tenn. State s,re- old, 81 q a. /.
Nv. 10 We state siAes. old eA. n G. -ik--, old
g.; CO. lev - Missouri sizes. s. renfrs
Pee'he Bore. lolA: y. p. lst Bouis, gJ's cole,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-20

GEORGE W. JOINS, OF tie District OF Column
bis, was to-day appointed by the Secretary o.
the Interior chief clerk OF the Pension Office.
He was clerk 10 the Claims Committee Of the
House of Representatives for the past two
Waits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-20
The Anthracite Coal Trade.

NEW YORK, May 2O.-The Lackawanna rail-
road is now bringing an average Of six hundred
car loade Of coal daily, about the same IS last
year, and will run . thousand car loads daily by
the middle Of next week. The Jersey Central
road 10 now delivering I'VE hundred car loads
daily. 1t Y expo cted the price Of coal viii be
down to IS in 8 week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-20

rover two hundred women are now work
ing farms on their own account in the States Of
Iowa and Indiana.
ga Pennsylvania paper maker has built Q
fine Office entirely Of the product OF his mill
all but the windows.
~ Hannah and Joe are waiting in New York
to Join Capt. Halls Polar expedition. Which
they are Esquimaux, snd know how it 10 them
selves.
ga Milwaukee Enoch Arden came home
Unexpectedly last week, and not fully appre-
ciating the poetical aspect Of his position be
punched Philip Rays head.
~ Henri Drayton, the singer, paralysed It
Roche ster, has so far recovered as 70 be able TO
use bic hand, and VII probably not be seriously
affected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-20

Mr. W. W. CoRSoRAS is much better TO day.
ard his speedy return to health lie now conf
IDENTITY anticipated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-20

GENERAL MIcHLRR has been ordered, upon
being relieved by General Bsbcock as S1perin-
tendent of Public Buildings and Grounds, 10
report to Major General Schofeld, commanding
military division of the Pacific, to relieve
Major y. Bower, engineer officer upon his staff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-20
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvKNuR-The receipts from this
'ource o-day were S239, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IHAvKJusr RxrURNEp rRoms NEW,

IHAyE JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK
With an immense stock Of FANCY GOODS,
IRU9s, ana all the leading PATENT MEDI-
CiNEs Of the day, which will sell at my former
low prices. IS TO 50 per cent. below what You have
70 pay els where. name in part:
= nMotcn uih '..'...fv
rcbenck Syrup and sea Weed Tonic. 25
Ly on athEiron aud Barry Tricophef us--......D
Jaype's Ixpectorant sud
Burnetts Cocaine and al ston IS
ceetters and plantation Bitters
Mlcher Herk Bitters. IS
Coleates Soap retsled at half he regular prices
Laird bieCm and Magnolia Balm 50
Mincbes'ers bypophophites,
Tatrsnts settler
Bachelors sir
Lsnmsn k.ngs Florida Water
Fine Ole Rye Whisky. large bottles, 81; Holland
Gin &. nuine 81 bottle: Csliforr ia Wne., al kinds
70 cents and 81, an endless variety; Tooth, Hair,
Nail, Hat, Shaving, and Cloth Brushes; Turkish
Iowe 8. ChamOy skins, Spouges. Preparations for
tte Hair, Face, Skin, + iiet; Combs, Cosmetics,
Perfumery, &C. All will positively be sold at con
siderstly lower rates than elsewhere. 1 am deter
mined 20 make il an object TO give me a call
ARTHUR NATTANS. Druggist.
mSl6 Corner I'd and ID streets, n. W.
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Epecle ShIDment

Fpecie Shipments.
NV YORK, Nay 2o.-Specie shipment. $780,
900. The unard line has struck the word
"pilfering" from their bi lie Of lading.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-20

THR SUBSCRIPTIONS TO the new loan to-day
amounted TO $50 Geo.
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LECTURES.

SANTO DOMINGO.
LECTURE BY FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
AT the Congregational Church, corner Of 10th and
streets,
MONDAY EVENING, May ~, at O'Clock.
Ifckeb Is cents, to be had at the Ellis Music
store, and Parkers Book Store, It'll street, oppo-
slte the post once myT St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-20

CONTRACTS AwARDKD.-The Post OF &c De-
psrtmept yesterday awarded the contract for
envelopes for the use OF postmssters TO George
F. Nesbet, of New York, at from s 1 "a to sIa5
per thousand, and for register package envel-
opes to the Morgan Envelope Company, OF
Springfield, Mass, at SO IS per thousand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-20
Governors Hoffman and Walker M
KORfOlk

NORFOLK, Va, May % Governor Hoffman,
of New York, accompanied by Gov. Walker
and staff, arrived this morning from Richmond.
The party visited the navy yard, and then pro-
ceeded to Fortress Monroe, where they will be
the guests OF Major General Barry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-20
The Market. Hn.nar

BaLrINcKE. May 20 Cotton v.ry s,r,rr. Mi
S%i sf Bosard strs re H,SalTs; IS iss -
. g, srss se-Sss' ismiy, 2ssesS u'iy a.a-
SASH e wss, sgTs .S ~ ssStrA' is@,y'
ss-ShsssI ls.s, fArily - sSsssso. whest nm
Ss,S 40 IPSisus Soas s. other g. d. are uu
,ss7T Oats steady: CAS- Pr5yi.lons asSd'
=, B.tJ,NosE' ssJ ~ Iy,rfinis - o., bs.
~ Csfoi.5ss. ga ga e.. DO. co no. pes s~ 90 90
q. ssk'd sou,l cA-o'ius, ~ his
Nav foRk, May a.-Goveruneuts steady be-
a x,,, siosks gS,st aud eul None -. =.
IS. DO new, n Cold s,esds n. A. ehange.
l,Sg. IL short, los
and one cent lower. Corn jall aud heavy.
Suicide oP BEAurIFuL NEw YoE. GtRL.
suicide At Lake View pond ie-e'lyn PARK. y
j., on Tuesday, has been identified A. that OF
nlss Minnie Gardner. dsng hter OF M. Edsard
Gardner, formerly editor ~ the Orange JoErEaI
and at present editor OF tie Bsyonne H,rald.
Mis- Gardner had been visiting ~ Mr.. Elh1t's,
In Orange, and had for some time seemed much
depressed On Monday she, with her friend.
Lewellyn Park, and Miss Gardner remarked
that she would like 20 sleep under the water
She went out alone on Tuesday morning saying
that she would return in a few minutes. aud was
not seen by her friends until they identified the
bedy In the evening. Miss Gardner moved I'm
the best society, and WAS engaged % a Mr..
Sesrs, . Wholesale New York stationer living
IN brooklyn. She has a brother IN business IN
New York. and another who n an ed tor on a
hansas newspaper. She Uas very beautiful
possessing q soft, clear complexion, nicely
moulded features, and light brown hsir and
eyes. Upon her fingers she wore q beautiful
diamond ring and . seal engagement ring. She
had weighted her dress Sith heavy stones In the
pockets.
The friends OF Mrs Gardner knew Of her in
sanity several days before her death. The day
on which she committed suicide WAS the dsy
Ia a mn uf.s,
desertion Of her wss probably the cause OF her
derangemeut.