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Under Sentence Of Death
JENKINS, THE WIFE MURDERER, PREPARTs

FOR HIS FATE.
The condemned prisoner Jenk ms, who was
sentenced asst week TO be executed on the 3lst
INST, Tor the murder Of his wife, was until yes
fercay confined In q cell on the lower floor of the
j.u, but at his request the warden, Gen.
Cro,> ker, yesterday assigned him a cell 20 him
self Although he has kept up cheerful spirits
and apo at times to be iIdln,-ent IL is evi-
dent that .e paying some atfent,,a 10 hls
spiritual ibteesh Up 20 yesterday his -om-
panions were Hezekiah Edwards, CHARGED xt,'
the murder Of Robt. Humblrd, And WiI,i.n,
alias Buck Brown, charged with the murdsr ~
VIM. Darlington. Since jenkins wss sentences
these PaIfiee baye .c,.-~-.,v been much mora
Serious than formerly, and With the conyicted
,n, nn nave spent much Of their time in
jenkins now reads his bible great deal, and,
come DAYS since, Rev. Mr.. Somerville, . colored
local minister, nsa long interview with him,
and Jenkins ta,c e Vas pfersred 10 meet his
0oo. dn mother and brothers hay.s also had
Ihtersiewe with him. "A few DAYS since he W.T.
long letter 70 his mother and brothers in
which ne urged them TO put their trust I'm Goa
sne 20 on In the good old way which his mother
LAO oeen pursuing for years; asked that thew
fnoulo not grieye for him, for his firm heller
Va that he vas accepted Of God AID thaf he
souio meet them in heaven. A dsy or two
SINCE, when asked n he did not think his tine
was 700 short, be replied SCI do net AK for any
tHte nsion o: time, for I Am ready ~ snv time.
no can trust In NV Col" He for the presens
oeennes all interviews with strangers
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SA piscatorial party Is what they call il
now. Once 1t was "goin' q fshing."
ga Chicago poet begins an aposttophe to
the ocean with "Prodigi0us dampness!"
10"CranbeIry rum" Is the latest proc uct of
New Jersey industry.
~Chicago fines q loafer 80 for following
young lady hAlfa mile.
ga New York thief was arrested the other
day while making of with q silver communion
service.
- Reddy, the blacksmith, did not attend the
Pennsylvania election, and was not arrested In
Philadelphia.
SHoo. Henry c. Beming, formerly member
Of Congress from the Hartford, Conn.,, district
died suddenly, yesterday, OF apoplexy.
UThree men were injured seriously. one
fatally, by the fall Of Q poll on which demo-
day night.
s0wilism Kelly was fatally wounded at
Trenton, n. D., yesterday, by q shot fred by
James Grey, private watchsnan. Kelly says
Grey ineulted bus vita. and Grey alleges that
the shooting was done In self-dsfense
- Boston's public school com pittee decline
10 allow the young ladies under its care to
compete ior the "Hsnnah Nadia Dodd
medals" lately posthumousiy offered by Q lady
OF that name.
~The Memphis Ledger complains bitterly
because one-half the male attendants q the
theater rise and leave their seats when the cur
tam falls at the end Of each act to 20 after
coffee, spices and cool air.
The Chicago bricklayers, who are on q
strike, declare that no member of their unions
shall work for any contractor until the latter
thall have signed agreeUsnt to nav Yoar dol
lars for eight hours' work.
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The Mormon Conference.
THE OLD OFFICERS OF THE CHURCH re
RIFCTED

ELECTED.
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct 9.-The Mormon Con-
ference Is still in session, and the attendance is
large. Brigham Young, jr., spoke this morning
against the saints following the fashions of the
day, and deprecated the growing bad habits of
young men. which, he said, would eventually
result in their leaving the church. Apostle
Smith made an address endorsing celestial mar
rage. Brigham Young was reelected prophet.
seer, &c, unanimously. The other officers OF
the church were generally reelected. Thirteen
missionaries were appointed for Europe. Brig
ham Young urged the necessity Of the payment
Of the tthing, declaring that the Lord would
chasten the people II they failed in that DUTY
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From Eur0pe To.

MINISTER sCHENCK COMING TO ITALY.
LONDON, Oct. 1O.-Hon. X. q. Schenck soon
leaves England on a visit 10 Italy. He yester-
day presented Mr.. Moran. who is TO act as
charge daffaires during his absence, TO Earl
Granville. Mr.. Schenck will be accompanied
by his daughter, and expects to be away two
months.
TWO MORE COMMUNISTS TO BR SHOT.
PARIS, Oct. 10.-Robichon and Eyrand, two
communists who have been on trial, have been
convicted and sentenced TO be executed.
THE LONDON PAPERS SAY GREELEY HAS
GONE UP.
LONDON, Oct. l0.-The London Journals fore
see in the result of the state elections on Tues
day the reelection of Grant in November.
The papers comment at considerable length on
the elections and their effect on the Presidential
contest.
The Times says" We cannot regret the re-
suit"
The Meas says Greeley's cause is now a forlorn
hope, and will certainly fail.
The Post characterizes the liberal republican
movement as a failure beyond redemption.
The Telegraph alludes TO the elections a. a
coup de GRACE to Greeley's prospects for the
Presidency.
A FIGHT IN CoNsTANTfNoPLR.
CoHsTANTISoPLE, Oct. 10 "A fight occurred
yesterday at Tarbool between Turks and Per
slams. Troops were called out 70 suppress the
riot and fired into the Persian party, killing 3
and wouDding 80. Five soldiers were injured.
The Persian colony are greatly excited, and
there are fears OF a general massacre.
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THrRE is 70 b q aCipciunati Exnositionr

THRRE Is to b a"Cipcinuati Exposition I'm
1873. A Cincinnati exposition is Big show, IN
move their stocks to q barn; and inyite All ~.
people OF the region round about TO come in and
pay ios tn the privilege or looking at what they
can zee 10. n0tning ct any other time. The ar
tney don't run II all the time. They have 4
building that accom- modates eli the busipess nm
OF me ,ovn, AND by keeping 1t open the wear
Chicoeo Post. ss~'e -
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The stabbing of Minister Turner.

DtIAILED AOOUUNI Ut THE AFFAIK
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. 1O.-rhe sffray between
j. NJ. Turner and George b. Wedley, two prom
inent colored politicians in this city, yesterday
morning, seems to have grown out of political
jealousies. Turner was anxious TO be elected TO
the legislature, but Wedey opposed him and
given TO Turner on Tuesday night, and Turner
denounced Wedley in strong terms. About 3
O'Clock yesterday morning Tandy called At
Wedley's house and asked him to get up and
consult about the meeting. Wedley complied,
stepped into the street, and found Turner
there and reproached him for the bad treat
ment of him; whereupon Turner knocked
him down three times, when Medley drew a
penknife and thrust il into the lower part OF
Turner's left lung. Turner lies in a critical
condition.
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A dispatch received to-day from the chairman
of the republican state committee of Indiana
states that Hendricks is believed to be elected
by slight majority, but that the legislature is
safe for the republicans, and that voorhees, is
defeated.
Another dispatch says that the legislature is
certainly republican, ensuring the reelection of
Morton as L. s. Senator, and that Hon. VIM.
Williams, republican Congressman at large, is
believed to be reelected.
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LLOYD POISONING CASE This case vilI
cone up for trial on Monday, Oct. 2ist. II L.
Low Hsted that Mrs. Lloyd Is undoubtedly d.
nIst place, and is he only ressonable theor,
.SSnmitung ner guilty OF the act of POISONING hes
ehhdren.- Tiyetaia Senfin.i, ga.
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THE INDIANA ELECTION.
BENDEICks PROBABLY ELECTED
BIZ A SN LII MsJORlTY.
The Legislature Republican.
The State Good for Grant In NOvem-
Der by 10000 Majority.

Postmaster General Creswell received dis
patch to- day from indianapolis saying that
Hendricks is probably elected by a small ma
jorIty, but that the republicans have a majority
in the Legislature, and that the State is good
for 10 eco majority for Grant and Wilson in No
yemher
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1T Is HINTED that Hon. A. G. Riddle, OF
northern Ohio, is the author OF the new western
novel, announced for publication in the east.
IL is q story OF life in the Western Reserve forty
known TO fame, appear under their own or
fictitious names. Among these are Ben Wade.
D. X. Giddings, and others less celebrated
The hero OF the book is youth of fine INTELLECT
bat unhappy temperament, who rises, through
many difficulties, to eminence at the bar. en-
ci,tndti Commercial. "
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Death OF Prominent Composer.

Ioptctut 70 us OtdT.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.-Prof. p. NJ VOL
sieffer, the highiy-esteemed and we'll known
composer, died in this city yesterday, and il 10
be buried tomorrow (FrIday) at O'Clock %. m
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Special NOTICES.

Low Prices
As AN INDICTMENT TO GIVE Us A GALL.
BOstt tier stomach Btters cts
Ayers Sarssparlla aud Cher ~ PectorzL.....s5 cts
Nipchesters Hypophosp hites...-. -.........S9 cts
Nchols iser Pro'oxid of Iron .....-...9O cts
Burnetts W ill or Bakers .Csswell Hazard An
crtwS thompson ., and otherCOd Liver oils IS cts
Gairds FlOOm OF cts
Hagan aenOlia % cts
Lyon 3 Catharion and Barry Tricopherus..-..p cts
Brown Jam aica cts
and 81 other articles In proportion. Compare these
prices with those you have been paying and see
whether to give call proves to your adv antsge
ARTHUR NATTANS,
DRUGGIST,
ocS-tr Corner ID aud d streets N. W.
Card.
Clergy man. while residing in South America,
missionary, discovered a saIe and simple remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay.
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train Of disorders bro ught by Ineful and
V Ctous habits. Great numbers have been cured b,
his noble remedy Prom pied by desire to benefit
the III c'ed and unfortunate, will send the recipe
preparing and using this medicine, in sealed
envelope. to any one who needs it. Free OF Charge.
Address, JOSEPH INM4
Station ID. Bible House,
maI22-ly New York City.
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b|Jamee Green has been arrested for the
murder OF Themes Brennan in New York Tues
Gay night, at the Fourth avenue car stables.
- The practice OF selling Chinese women
prevails in Britieh Columbis. A good speci-
men FOLD recently at Baskerville for s700
- At the Iowa state fair reverend collected
slc0 for the heather, and pickpocket whipped
II away from him in % minutes.
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HE CITY OF MAZATLAN CARRIED BY
AssAuLT-Cdpture Of General FIOreS.-Mexican
adyices through New Orleans state that on the
18th ultimo fifteen hundred pronuncfados de-
manded the surrender of Mazatlan. General
Flores resolved to defend the post. He was
attacked and his force driven in all directions
General Flores and a number of citizens were
captured. They will be tried by court martial
The governor of Sinaloa was taken prisoner
from the house OF United States Consul Sissor,
where he was hidden. MaZatlan and most of
the important ports are closed, and goods are
packed away. Less than a dozen mercantile
houses have within one year lost over $500, OOO
which was forced from them under the names
of loans. The mines have all stopped working.
except few which were taken possession OF by
the yictOrs.
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RUSSIAN PoPULATIoN.-The population of
the Russian empire has increased at a remark
Soie RATE during the past century and a
half, but the increase is in part owing to extern
sion OF territory. In 1872 the population stood
at fourteen millions; in 1908 at thirty-si mill
at sixty-fve millions. At present. the ponniation.
STANDS at about seventy-seven millfons. The
extent OF the empireahas increased from eighteen
a Mnnon square miles in the latter part of the
niteentn cenfuryto nearly three hundred and
seventy million square miles,
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The smallpox Is setting sIigbtiy ahead
TUESDAY from the fitease. ~'''-
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a al5O.OOO RfrA

PoUGHKKBPeIE, Oct. 10.-Twel stores in
the principal business portion of Sing Sing we're
burned.last night Two persons we're seriously
burned. Los over ti50, 900; partially insured.
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RThe stockholders Of the Western Trukor
Tele graph have TO elected the Id directors And
Cfice.0.
- P-pf Tyndall and the MARQUIS OF Oueen..
bury arltysdat New York in the Russia yester-
Day.
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POLICEMAN SHOT IN PHILADRLPHIA-Po-
liceman McGonigle QHarreled with John
O'Bryan on Tuesday, in Philadelphis, and
meeting yesterday, the officer beat q Bryan who
took refuge in the saloon No 702 north I'd street.
followed by McGonigle, when the former seized
a revolver lying On q shelf behind the bar and
fred two shots at the officer, one of which took
effect behind his ear, and caused instant death.
.O'BrVan WAS arreeted
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A CHIEF OF POLICE AND Objective In
DICTED FOR BURGLARY.-The grand jury of
Hudson county, N. j., has indicted Chief OF
Police McWilliams and Detective DOYLE for
conspi.ing to rob the Fi-st National Bank of
Jersey City last June, and for having burglars
tools and allowing them TO be used for breaking
and entering the bank. Boyle filed bonds to the
amount OF SIS, 900 for trial. McWilliams had
not been arrested up to the adjournment Of the
court.
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FIFTY DOLLARS was the sum contributed to
the conscience fund of the Treasury department
yesterday by a repentant Bostonian.
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The CIVIL SERVICE RULES providing for
examination as to qualifications will hereafter
be extended TO lighthouse keepers.
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Gov. COOKE went to New York last night and
will probably return tomorrow. His son,
Frederick, who has been quite ill in New York,
but who is now better, will return with him.
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iii sIEGuLAR"LovH MATcH"betWeen ,Josie
Maneneld and Ella Wefsner has culminsted In
~. ~ eioPemeDt. The idea may seem absurd, but
tne fact discounts IL, Ella makes up e 4 Niger
vocalikt.-N " Star ~ --ssS
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FURTHER From INDIANA.

Hendrfcks Observation-Disclosures Sale
for for the Republicans -VOOrhees
Defeated-Represen Will
liam williams Elected Con-
gresham at Large.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

i n Z y l. III A l. L.
PATTI-MARlO.
The StrakOsch Concerts.
LIE CARLoTTE PATTI,
FL ss Ris9ss
MONS. sAURET, The talented Violin virtuoso,
and GspdSetor sfasos ms sfsH5,'sd
will make their first appearance this season in
ON wrDs 5yS sS% $%SsEs5s oorop,n
Reserved scat, g. TSe sale Of seats will com
m meme. on IN MONDAY October IA, at a. m at Met
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN MIR. j. G. SAvILLE, Lessee and Manager.
MAGNIFICENT SUCCESS.
HOUSES CROWDED.
FOURTH MIGHT OF THE GREAT ACTRESS,
MRS ID. p. BOWERS,
supported by the talented yosng actor,
Mr.. u. MCCULLOM,
And New YORK Company.
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER. 10,
MARY STUART.
FRIDAY EVENING, OCroBERII,
BENEFIT OF MBS. d. p. BOWERS,
LADY AUDLEY's SECRET.
Ashef d'euyre Of artistic excellence. satu rday,,
at p M, only Bowers Matinee. seats reserved
for any night or matinee.
MONDAY, October Ia,
THE HOLMAN OPERA TROUPE.
Box sheet open FRIDAY. ocle If
WAsHINGTON THEATRE CoMIQUE.
Nv Corner Eleventh and streets.
CONTINUED AVALANCHE OF AMUsEMENrsl
TIE W0akING GIRLS of WAsHiNGToN.
dan sSd sHd Come
The s ses RhTtst XSis' Ps1
UDeaualed array Of talent: The great HINDEL:
es s sd GbPf ~ ss s
Mr. y. q. MATHEWS; the premier danse ass Of the
c%rS sHa ff Gfh.T Of
and beautiful Demon Ballet
The popular vocalist, dsnseuse, and soubrette,
MISS SALLIE APT!
Our Corps q Antique, Messr, Burbank, Parker, B.
esa Bsskssy DouSa M;. and DE. Buckley
Our 6ery Of beauty: Mise. Belle sSam. laura
lie Clare; Lottie Forrest, Emily smith, s.llie Yves
n 5 Addie Anderson. Annie Donelson, Agnes AL
Beautiful serio tomic Drama, written by W. j.
THE WORKING GIRLS OF WASHINGTON.
Ladies Nights, every Tuesday and Friday
Matinee, " wednesday and saturday Ocl0 II
GBAND NCERT.
sGH6oLs Of e Sa Ssn W. .hs Trinity
Church, Baltimore, Md, and Mt Vernon Place
OnuISn ooutnJi W ashlngton, at Church corner 9Th
,omn.I rRIDAY EVENING, DOT. IL. 1872,
Admission; Adults, as cents; children, 10 cents.
Tickets 70 be had at the door ocs 81 3
ODD FELLOWS HALL, eth street.
ONE WEEK ONLY,
Commencing
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER TIN,
-MATINEE ON SATURDAY. AT 3 O'CLOCK
VIVIAN
THE WIZARD AND vENTRILoQUIsT,
With New Feats Of Magic.
Iady,s Cold stoh given away At the close Of
other Useful and ii sndsome Presents
A PRESENT FOR EACH AND EVERYONE!
Admission. 23 Cents
Doors open at clock; to commence at 8. ooo-7t
lin COLIN HALL.
The Beethoven Octette Club
WILL GIVE
CIR AND CON CERT,
With the aid OF
MRS. Il. sEGUIN, CoSTRALTo,
Late Of the Pareps Rosa Troupe,D
THURSDAY EvEsING, OCTOBER 10, ls72
sale Of seats at Meter otis on Saturday Tickets
RANJo AND GUITAR.
GEORGE 4. WISE,
Instructor.
COLONIZATION BUILDING,
'stS-lm' Corner of 41a street aud Penna. avenue
OLD MOI On Exhibition (NEw Nc
466 and sale l39
sTH sT.) -AT 7TH ST.
No. 4l0 7th street, between and K streets, eiahi
doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Chefce Oil Paintings, Epgravings, Chromos, 10.
Also, largest stock Paper Hangfngs, Windos
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and fss-
sells Eiogs, Nails, &c, In the District.
TERMS CASH.
Please remember Name and Humber. Jelly
III MY Po,oyn AZ Han m, n $500 go ~.
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Two Men omOthered 90 Death by cas-.
PHILADBLPHIA, Oct 10.-Edmund Scott and
James Galena, employees Of the city Ras works,
were emothered this morning by falling into 4
gas drip after being overpowered BY gas.
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HORACE GREELEY, who is to deliver the agri-
cultural address at the PimicO agricultural
grounds to- day, arrived in Baltimore verv
unexpectedly last evening, at q quarter before
nine O'Clock, having left New York at noon.
accompanied by some members of the family of
Mr.: Geo. s. Brown, president OF the agricultural
society. Mr.. Greeley, on arriving at the Presi-
6ent-street depot, took the carriage of MI.
Brown and went out to that gentleman's coun-
try seat, on the ReisterstowR pike, near Balti-
more. At III a. m. to-day MT. Greeley will visit
the Pimlico fair grounds, and will return to
New York by the IL p. IN. train, as the ecsrious
state OF Mrs. Greeley's health REQUIRES his i'm
mediate presence at home.
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KILLING NEGROES BY MISTAKE IN SoUrH
CARoLINA.-A special telegram TO the Charles
ton News, from Columbia, October I, says: .'On
Saturday night, in Summerville township, four
negro men, who were in the road, were fired
into by two white men. One of the negroes
named letter, was killed, and one, named
Spencer, was wounded. The negroes were sus-
pected Of cotton stealing, but the one believed
10 be guilty escaped. 1t is claimed that the
killed man and the wounded man knew nothing
of the misdeeds of their companion. The affair
caused great excitement. A coroner's Jury was
empanelled, and it is expected that the persons
who fired the shots will be arrested
SLOW STARvATr oN.-England allows its pau
pers two shillings and sixPence (62c.) week to
i've uton, or rather die upon. A short time
since Miss Fanny scarborough, who had been
IN receipt OF this munificent sum from ssthe
parish" was found dead in her bed. The testi-
mony taken before the coroner's jury showed
that she had died from starvation. For months
she had not eaten any meat; bread and tea was
all She hoped for, and very little OF these. No
1000 was found in her stomach after death, and
the facts were that she died OF slow starvation.
One oil the Jurymen on the "crowner's quest
SAID It was ga disgrace to England that people
should be allowed TO die Of slow starvation on
rs. cd. per week"
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SENATOR LEWIS predicts that Virginia will
give ten thousand majority for Grant and Will
son in November.
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MORMON IN Thee WRONG CIrY-Tkree
Wires and All Alire.-At jefferson Market yes
terday John Evans, alias John Cogan, was
charged with bigamy. John has a great liking
for the female sex, but the great trouble is he
hasn't get found partner with whom he would
be willing to make life journey. According
to Johns story he has thus far married three
times, each wife being now alive. One he
married in Sussexshire, England, one in
Chicago, and one in New Orleans. He took his
arrest rathor good naturedly, and said that
when he got out of prison he would 90 to the
Mormon settlement. He was locked up by order
OF Justice Cox for trial In default of 5000 bail
HIS three wives left together laughing, and gave
him parting cheer as he was taken down stairs
". i. Star, 9Th inst.
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AND LIQUOnS.

CROMELIEN & SON established in lss4l has
Removed and reOpened their old line Of BUSINESS
the spacious salesrOoms next TO the National Thea
ter, No. 1918 L street, by Pennsylvania avenue,
for private families and the trade where can be
bad the different usual assortment of choice stock Of
Imported C0GNACS, WINES, ALES, CHAM
PAGNES and FOREIGN LIQUORS; also, old and
the different grades Of fine WHJSkYS, st reason
able prices. sep3O-lm
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IHe FRONT STREET THRArsR i'm Baltimore
xAs sruck by lightning on Monday AFTERNOON
uunng severe storm. The electric fiuid after
sefed the building, flashed along the foot-liehts,
ana stunned several actors on tho stage, who
were at the time reheareina the 0Frenc6 spv %
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AT THE WHITE HOUsE.-Among the Presi-
dents visitors at the White House to-day were
Secretaries Fish and Boutwell,, Postmaster
General Creswell, Solicitor General Bristow,
Rear Admiral Case, and Senator Lewis, Of
Virginia.
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noi OF commerce agrees with Judge Benedict
.nat me penalty Of one years Imprisonment
sna sooO nne is wholly inadequate Is the maxi
obscene publications through the post-ofsce.
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A RAILROAD
REAL ESTATE MORTGAG 81
Combined.

In rs T.so Gold Bonds the Northern Pacific Ran
road Company furnishes 10 the public IN invest
rnent security which combines the ready negotis-
billy, the convenience, and the high credit Of Q
rstcsss railroad bond, with the solidity and safety
of . real estate mortgage on land worth at least
twice the amount loaned.
They are offered at par In currency, and yield
HANDSOME PROFIT to those exchanging IDS.
The bonds are Q first and only mortgage on the
road, its equipments and earnings, and also on o
land grant which, the pletion Of the road viii
average g 900 acres to each mile Of track.
They are issued In denominations from 800 10
81 900 Coupon, and 9lOo to SO 900 Registered, have
thirty years 10 rum bear interest of 80 per cent
IN gold, and Exempt from UNITED
STATES TAX to the no
The semi annual Interest the Registered Bonds
Il paid with GOLD CHHOKs, sent to the pest once
address Of the holder.
AnEArketsble Stocks and Bonds received in ex-
change, without pense 10 the investor, st their
Aighsst current prices