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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21

CATTLE on RAILROADs.-The owners or
cattle who permit them 20 runat large about
the vicinity OF railroad tracks seem not % 30
aware OF the penalty to which they expuse
themselves BIZ their enlpable carelessaass. In
. case which occurred last week near Spring
Mills. in Montgomery county, Pa, It viii cost
the Reading Railroad Company nearly $500 20
SPAR the damages done by running over aces,
10 that amount, the railroad company could
recover full damages.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21

NEW STEAMBOAT LINE.-It is confidently stat
cd that a new steamboat line, known as the Inds-
pendent Line, viii be run between this city and
Philadelphia, commencing on or about June lSt.
Mr.. Charles w. Poulson, the great railroad trav-
eleF, is President of the company Who propose to
Opsn this new line of travel James IedReId and
James Smyth are the Vice Presidents, and q. Il.
GOethwait is the Secretary and Treasurer.
The fare will be twenty-five cents, aud two trips
day will be made. Her Wharyes will be at the
foot of Orange street. in this city, and Vine street
Philadelphia, leaving Wilmington at ~, A. NJ,
and 4, p, and returning. leave Philadeiphia AT
$50 and o'clock. The trips will be made with
out stopping at Hook and Chester, and will oc-
cupy an hour and hall each way.
1t IA said that the boat to be run, is a splendid
one, very large, and running at regular rate OF
speed, twenty miles an hsur, There is posabil-
ity that she is TOO long to turn in the Christians
low tide. SouRdlngs TO ascertain this fact are
now being made
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21

SALE OF HOUSES AND LoTs.-We cail the at
tentiou OF our readers to the sale of first class
houses and lots On Fourth street between llar-
rison and Franklin streets, on Thursday next, at
O'Clock Z. NJ, on the premises, by Ogle a Nil
ler These are all good aud substantial houses in
nOurishing and rapidly increasing neighbor-
hood, on the finest street in the city and where a
business must ultimately be done. The sale win
be positive and easy terms may he had. Those
who purchase will no doubt get bargains from
which they will realize handsomely in the
future.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs. Ann q. Jordan, re-
siding near MortOnvllle, on the w. Il X. X. r.
died very suddenly on Wednesday afternoon
last. She went to the store ct ROmansVille.
apparently la her usual health, and after pur-
chasing few goods, she was attacked wiz b
paralysis 0t the brain. DIR. Hopkins was sent
for, and al the aid possible was rendered, but
she died before reaehiag home. She was 81
years or age.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21

THE MORNING PAPERS. Butler, the news
agent, at 400 Market street, has made arrange
ments by which the morning dailies. of l'hiladel-
phia, reach here at a more seasOnabIc hour. They
are sent on the early freight train which leaves
Philadelphia at 4 O'Clock, A. NJ, and reach hero
about O'clock 1his arrangement Is very salts
factory to his customers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21

Just received one OF the largest assOrtments
OF the latest Spring Styles Of hats and Caps In
the city which / am selling at ths very lowest
Prices. Mysllk hats are speciality. Cali and
examine my Immense stock and yOu viii be
sure 70 be suited. LEWIS @. SPRINGER
Hat Store. II No. 223 Market Strest,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21

SALEs OF MoNRT.-At the regular monthIy
meeting of Mutual Loan Association, last cven-
ing, $500 sold at b per cent premium, Sl400 al
32Is and l740 at 81.
At the meeting of BrAadywine Loan AssOcia-
tion, last evening, $500 sold at l3i& per cent
premium, and $1,000 at H.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21

HAND Cur OFF.--lsaac Hand, an employee al
the Du Pont powder works, had one Of his hands
cut OIL. on Monday afternoon, while working at a
circular saw. The hand was severed entirely
from the wrist. The services of physician were
Immediately procured, and the injured man prop
erlY attended 70.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21
anNnS STOCKS. GOLD. &c.

Government Securities. Gold. State Bonds. Rail
road Bonds and Stocks bought and sold on commis-
sion. Local Securities speciality. Being repre-
sented all the principal cities by reliable CORES
In this line with promptness and despatch Persons
wanting to buy or sell invited TO give us CALL
Quotations Of the active Stocks at New York and
Philadelphia received daily at eur office.
Sound Investment Securities negotiated and Tor
sale.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21

THE MARKETS. Butter. 40a4j per pounds; eggs
22a2jc. per dozen; Irish potatoes lSa2ec. per half
peck; sweet do. 20a25c.; turnips, Sc do; beets,
per quart; cabbage, 6Allc. per head; salad, Be.
do; horseradish, l0al5c per root; ;radishes l0al2c
per bunch; ThubArb, 20a25c. do; spinach, Zoe. per
half peck; chickens 2ja$2 per pair; beel, LOAF
veal outlet, pc. do; sllceI ham, 22c. do; pork
steak l5c. do; sausage l5c. do; lard, l0e. do;
scFaPple, &C. do; shad. 2jAjOc per pair; herring.
lOAI2c per doz.; white perch 2Oc per bunch; yell
low perch, lJc do; cat fish, IOc. per lb haddocE,
Sc. do; hAlibut, 25c. do rock, BE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21
L0UAk lMftlLlceace.

Central Loan Association meets this evening
There was 70 perceptibleS Schange In the ruling
market prices this morning.
The cool air which accompanies the rain, to-day,
renders 1t very unpleasant
Maggie Mitchell plays "FanchOn" at Mshler's
Academy of Music, Reading, tonight.
PedestFianslhurry along, to-day, with shrugs aud
shivers, as if anxious to get under cover
Secure your seat soon for Maggie Michell's
performance. Seats are being rapidly taken
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21

TEMPORARY REMOVAL4-The Directors of
the Union National Bank, have rented Plum
mer's Insurance rooms, In the second story Of
the building at the N. K. corner of Fourth and
Market streets, which they will occupy while
the Bank is undergoing fepairs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21

CARPET CLEANNa.-T. Ferry. has An as
tablishment at the s. w. corner OF Delaware
Avenue and Madison streets, where he cleans
carpets of all descriptions, by the use OF his
patent machine, without injury. and at one
half the usual cost A call il solicited.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21

LRBTURE The Rev. Enoch Stubs will dciv-
or a lecture in Asbery n. E. Church, on the even
ing Ofthe 3Oth of Nav, for the benefit Of the
church Subiact-"The Royal Road TO Success" "
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21
CnECKS

On Banks in Philadelphia. New York, Bosion. Bal
timore Delaware, PennsylVania and Washington
will be credited on receipt from customers at par
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21

Great BTitaiE and Germany have concluded
treaty Tor the mutual recognition Of joint
stock companies.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21
Business Notices.
ORGANIC ED ISAS.
JOHN McLEAR g. SON:
Exchanged Deposit Bank
No. GO2 Market street.
}. GO3 Market street.
WILMINGTON. DEL.

Deposit Accounts. subject to cheek at sight tsame
as at National Bank solicited from firms. corpo-
ratiOns and individuals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21

APPoINTED.--Wm.S 5. Moore, Of this city, ha.
been appointed Station Agent at AHbHrn Station
ON the Wilmington 4 Western II. L. lie viii
also open n coal and wood yard there.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21

OIDiyidends Notes. Interest. Drafts, a. made with
despatch and accounted for the day uaynent is re-
ceiEed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21
COLLECTIONS

For interest made Ou deposits Of specific sums, 4
fixed periods.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21
JOHN MERRICK & CO..
BANKERS & BROKERS,
No. Z Fifth street,
GCIayton HOass.)
Dealers in State an | City Loans.
. Nvry nAVT nnan cnnrsHvC A Mn DnNTT

aClayton HOassO
Dealers in State an City Loans.
BANK. RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS
Bought and sold on commission.
Time paper and Collateral loans negotiated.
Money loaned on call. Also. REAL ESTATE
AGENTS. Mortgages Negotiated, Houses Rented.
and Rents Collected.
Have for sale Northern Pacific r. r. f-SO First
Mortgage. Gold Bonds: Wilmington and Western Il.
X. 7-30 First Mortgage Bonds.
Two frst-casS farms on the State Road. near Mil
ford. Del: large peach and apple orchards now in
bearing. and other fruit; very desiEably located
All business intFusted to will be thankfully re-
ceived and promptly attended TO. maTS-3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21
EVE PER GENT. INTEREST
sPECIAL ARRANGEMENTs

Per annum allowed on deposits, payable o
mand.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21
Goal aud #nnd.

SOUTH WILMINGTON.
A full stock Of large and small COAL kept on
hand and sold at reasOnabee prices. Delivered 70
all parts of the city free of charge. aDr2-du
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-21

RTATE oP DeIGwARR 1, JOmH II. PAYNFER.
Executive Department Secretary Of State ,pf
the state of Delaware. do hereby certify tAAt tne
above and foregoing Is a true copy OF tne aeE eAN
tied An act in relation "a the COLLECTION q axe
In this State. passed at Dover April Vth Le'o the
same haviag been compared by me Win IN" oE'k''
nal roll now on ile in my once.
Ii. testimony whereof have heFe9nto sea my
r. hand and eilicial seal at Dover: TINS sixte9nIa
H. = day OF April A.l Oae thousand elgnsn snNnefeu
and seventy-three. JOHN u. PAINTER. ts
ap25 SeereidrV Of Sdte
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-26
T lie Execution of Poster,

Oar tolcgrar rhic columns contain a
brief account of thc hanging of Foster
FIid'y in New York, for .ho mur.
der of Putnam. FuStcr's ease has at
tracted considerable attention ,hro'-
out tho country, specially in his own
State. Gigantic Efforts we're made to
induce Governor Dix to grant him a
reprieve, or commutation of sem
tence. Such was the iGnuencc
brought to bear in the unfortunate c
mans behalf that a short respite was
granted to allow an investigation, but
Governor Dix failed to find good aud
sufficient reasons why he should inter
fere with the due execution Of tho
sentence of tho Courts, and directed
the officers of the law to proceed with
their duty. We congratulate the
citizens Of New York that thoy have
an Executive who gives no counte.
nance to crime in any shape, and who
secs to it that the majesty Of the law
is fully vindicated. Lot Stokes turn
como neSt, and VIC think society in
New York will be in far bottet con,
dition .han it is now.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-26
FOR itTENDAST,
JAS. BEATTY.
For WlRDENS.
I. n. WITIIERS.
J. p. MATTHEW'S.
j. G. NOBLEY.,
\. +. GOODING.
Condensed News.

Iowa refuses to establish capital
punish ment.
Mormon agents are reported ncco-
tiat!ng for land in Mexico.
\ new railroad is needed between
New York and loston every ten
gears.
The bees Of lie United States pro.
duce SS,ooo,o0o cf honey annually.
Johannesburg, n.y., vas burned up.
North .'Mi,s,tni. II. Il. engineers
strike. Travel in.peded.
While the President of tho Vest
ern Pcnn>y lv"nia II. r. lunchcl some
body stole SlGS 600 in bonds.
Schooner Garland and twelve IN
crew reported ,o>t.
Steamer Clarksville with 3OOhalcs
cotton sunk on Mississippi.
Fight with drunken roughs on a
Third Avenue, New York, car.
France will not have to levy or loan
to finish paying the war indemnity.
"Livc France"
Prof. W. G. Kerr ha, been, ma de
an honorary member Of the Vienna
Commission.
Giant nominated as p. NJ. at
Goldsboro
The Fifth Avenue hotel fro vas re.
reatcd III small way at the st James
Hotel, Montreal.
Grace Ewing, small pleasure pro.
pcllcr, foundcred off Duxbury, al
lost.
Col. james Of the Custom House,
viii succeed General Jones as post.
master at New York.
The agent Of the ship Jennie East
man, has received cable dispatch
announcing her total wreck. on Cayo
terdc. The crew were saved. The
ship was valued at $50, 1000, and was
partly insured.
The Spanish Government has adyi-
ces OF the rout Of 5000 Carlists,
concentrated at Vera. 1t is thou eht
Gen. Howards treaty with Cochis will
result in Mexican claim of five or
SIX millions, special damages.
The horse disease checks military
operations in Arizona,
Three men, gambling at Syracuse,
Saturday night, quarrcIlcd. Smultez
was fatally stabbed by two brothers,
named Andra.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-26


until short tlme ago, they Imagined
there was nothing, more to caro- for
now: .Riohtnond, the old Confederate
capital soon came in view. What
Richmond of old WAS I know not
but now it scoms as though tho lowe,
part of the city partakes Of the same
llst!essncsss as tho part of Virginia
already described but this was the
burnt DISTRICT, Many acres lay in
ruins, yet the upper part of the city
appears to bo in fourishiug oondi.
tion. Libby prison still stands as OF
yoro. Its name is associated with
many revolving tales Of cruelty, oi
whose truthtnluess, I cannot vouch-
It was a tcbncco munufsc ctury, Aolh,
ing more. Leaving Richmond ut g
p. ~: aa!nc day, was dis .rppinted il,
NOT getting r.mbIe through it. |
wes now travelling onwards towards
the sunny south. was in North
Carolina gu we lnesday morniug early
stopped a. many places which
~ou not interest you |, know or de
scribe and hy 7 Il. III. .breakfaated in
Ch"riotte... This i; rymaut,c louk
ing little tcwn, remarkable fer nnth.
ing J can rcmcm ncr save its ccoLra>
ted Declaration uF Independence pass.
cd one year previous to the ono VIC
have hoard $" much gus abou,
every .ith Of July,
Precisely at O'Clock n. m. the
county town Of Fairfield hove in sight
tired aud sleepy stamblcd on. til,
Platfor@, from whence proceeded t,
friend Browns Hotel and found my
journey ut and end. How many milet
travelled ] havc 10 idea.
Say Mr.. Editor, what Wi u!d YOU
great grandfather or mino say, could
they rise FROM tho tomb and hear u,
declare, that We could drink from old
Huron on Sunday morning and bath,
in the sunny waters of the MexicA,
Gulf the Saturday evening following
we could console the Ole gents by in
forming thcm that perhaps cro a cen
tury elapseS, modes of travel which
you aud ! now consider visionary, will
| A"' y"iJ ~ odp'oPantilhlCS yes QGrHaps
ere .ity lotchea will he cut upon tic
wa king stick Of O.d Father Tine.
lpemy future letter intend i'm
partially to. lay before yo3r readers a
short sNnepais OF leading Sou,hsr
events since the war. The cu.toms
Nc, Of the Southern people, the race,
composing it--thoir Qlarrelp 4 causes
also the climate, spi. aid resources o
this State
1 would have done so before now
but l knew that countries "itcn Hnr::
mlsreprescntrd by travellers, pre-
tending to judge Of a people Will,
lying through their mi'lSt at 80 mile
an hour. | am also aware that Caro-
lnnans have but little idea Of Son,h
ern events except such as are dis
torted, "hllo passing through the mc
dium Of the Yankee press, which Il
u rule is hostile to ever, thin.
/aro"""'e 10 'So"thcrn interest,",
": 0. G..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-26

building, $4,000; ferry bridge,
SIT, 1000 new freight build ling, $780,
Q0;Q 5. potion. $4o,DO0;. old freight
depot, $4,000; freight $4,000. ,
WAsnlNGroN, Marchn 2l.--'Thq
etrika on the St. Louis and Kansas
RAILROAD il ov er.
: There has been fierce run on the
Salt Lake City National Bank. All
demands have been met. +
Mcdonald, the alleged. Bank 'af
England forget, has resigned to tho
sheriff, who has civil. process against
him. McDonald's plunder is in cua.
toiv. u ;it.,r.
The Emprcss Of Russia ia at Flcr~
"nuu. en- route to Southern Italy, for
her health. ,,.r
Gladstone has formally resumed tho
Government. Nitruu.i cio:cA with the
r"mark that possibly some. cr his sup
po!tecs in lie !lonse m,isht., be ,ais-
satisfied, to VIII ici, the.o were load
oIics Of "Nu, no -
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-26
Railroa | MONOPOLY.

One of the most alarming signs of
tho times is tho greedy, grasping cf-
forts of certain large Railroad corbo-
rations to absorb minor enterprises of
like character. We have especial ref
erenco to the transactions Of tho Penn.
sylvania Central Railroad Company,
and its offshoots, the principal of
which is the Southern Security Com.
pany. This latter corporation has
operated extensively in the South, to
tho injury, rs far as our obse, walton
goes, of every road that has fallen
within its grasp. We want no better
evidence of this fact than the present
market value ofthe stock of the Char.
Columbia and Augusta Railroad
Before it fell into tho possession of
Tho "Ring" referred to, its stock was
worth at least one.third its par value.
Now it brings only one.tenth. Again,
tho road did not suffer as many disas.
tors, in the shape of accidents, eto,
during tho five-years preceding tho
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-26
The New Postal Law.

Tho postal appropriation bill,
approved March 8, 1878, contained
the following clause
"Provid ed that all laws and parts
of laws permitting the transmission
by mail Of any free matter whatever,
be, and the same are hereby, repealed
from and after June 80, 1873"
This abolishes the franklipg privil.
ego held by Congress, and SO many
government officers.
This abolishes section 35 of the act
of March 3, 1868: "But the PUBLISH
crs of weekly newspapers may send
to each actual subscriber within tho
county where their papers arc printed
and published, one copy thereof free
of postage"
This abolishes section 45 of tho
same act Call publishers of peri.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-26
49, E. ,S.
Market RcpUrty.

New cYonK, March 22.-Cott ton
prened: firm and closed. auiatvup-
?ands l9s Orleans l9S sales g.
j4s bales. Cid ,l5a.
,CmAnLrsroN, March G2.-Cotton
qui:t-midd!ing lss receipts 49S
bales sales 400 bales.
!! hvERrooI, March 22.-Evsi,ing-
Cotton opened Quiet but STEADY aud
closed unchang e1 IT uplands 81 Oh
leans 81 sales $4,000 bales.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-26

Miscellaneous Items.

st. Patriot established 400 church, os
and 100 religious houses.
Josie Mansfield was latest heard
from in tho gambling saloons of
Monaco, Italy, whore she won $4,000
one night, and at the same time con-
contrivcd to get Baron Somebody,
and Herr Won Nobody in dirk.kr ife
quarrel about her.
Over 800 houses have been erected
in Dallas, Texas, in four months.
~ Maine man makes now good m mer.
chantable oysters out of Aour.paste,
tapisca, calf and water These are
placed in second hand oyster shells,
which are carefully glued around the
edges.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-26
Te1egxaphdS-
Especial Dispatoh.]
Execution of a Murderer.
The Law INDICATED.
,'.., + !" :; = = :" IN
Vim. Foster, tho Car iIock p1urdercr, Pays
the Penalty for the Killing Of Putnam.

New YoRK, March 2l.-Fostes's
last day opens clear and sunny. 4
considerable number of invitations
have beon issued to PERSONS 70 attend
the execution, which takea place be-"
tweon nino and tcu this morning.
l.AcnH The 3hcrjt; arrived at ,hc
E""'ta ii'e n'Mntls to nine, ana PASS
ed into Fos{e.' : cell. Tie police were
drawn ZIP ia l.oIio" square, about tSo
hundred Spectators being present..
Tue pEiisoAer. was. very weak aud had
the execution boen postponed a few
hours later, iswos'd have baen nocos-
sary to carry him to the sc"1old., At
a:l7 precisely, Foster. passed up from
his cell to the prison yard, WITH blAtk
cap on and bis arms pinio"ed |, behind
his back. fIc walked With, firm stop
to the soa'r'ld. Rev, Dr.. .Tyng read
lengthy BURIAL service, The doomed
man cAdeavorcl to place his hando
over his eyes, but c,ulds only reach
with THUMB and forehnger:. The
reading Of the death warrant was fin-
iShed at 9:2Q, and the ropa cut. at
e:2l precisely, Foster died easily,
aud showed wonderful coura e.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-26
wv HIM M sSB GRO,
Wednesday hothing, March 26, 1878.
II. ROSS ROBERTSON, Editor.

ReD~ Correspondence soiti,el fl ON every
section Of tho country.
Our columns are open 10 al, for free
discussion Of any principle. thcor, or idea,
nn' we are in ~" WAY resr"nSihie for the views
or opinions OF correspondents
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-26

odlcals, magazines and. newspapers,
which shall not exceed sixtcen ounces
in weight, shall pe allowed to inter-
chanec their publications reciprocslly
free Of postage provided, that such
interchange shall be conlincd'to a sim
gle copy Of such publications."
The laws remain unchanged which
permit prepayment of postage on
newspapers at the Office of mailing or
delivery, at the option. of the sub.
scriber, and prepayment by news.
dealers "upon their packages as re-
ceived."
N o reduction of postage rates has
heen made. Farnworth's bill passed
the llonsc and failed in the S,nate.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES asususrsnasussauos,
CoNMUNIcArED
AR. Ed'tor
Allow me the use Of your columns
{" put in nomination tho following
Mahiciral Ticket:
FOR !NTnNDANr.
=. BACOr.
FOR wARDENs.
+. ELDER. -.
A. +. GOODING.
+. GERIG.
j. NJ. ELLIOTT.
The above named ale property cwn.
eTs, and thoroughly qualified to ad-:
minister the affairs Of tho town 10 an
able and economical mapner.,
TAX PAYER.
Llr. EIito::
Please announce the following tick
ct for Town tnunc!l at the ensuing
election and obligc
IANY SunscnlcERs.
FOR IHTEND,Nr.
=, BACNr.
FOR wARDENs.
\. +. GOODlNG.
il. GERIG.
l.. W. DUVALL.
W. NJ. DWIGHT.
Nr. E'htor:
Please announce tho. following
ticket to bo voted for.at the ensuing
town election aid obligc macy we'll
wishcrs to
-;
,W1sNsBoao.
FOR iHTENDAHT.
JAS. beatty.
FOR wlRpENS.
I. II. WITHERS.
J. =. MATTHEWS.
j. G. NOBLEY.
\. T.. GOODING,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-26

y Kentucky raper contains a re.
port of recent wedding, in which
"the brid" was not particularly hand
some, bat her father threw in seven
mules, and the husband was satisfied. .
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-26

Water, heated to steam, increases
in bulk 1900 times.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-26
Saddles and Harness I

oSr TO HAND and will continue to
u Keep full line Of Hardware, saddle.
ry and Harness,
CONSISTING cY
Saddles, Brides, Breeching. Hip Straps.
MartiDgales, Stlrrup Leatbcrs. Hamo
strings, Back Bands, Traces, Hames anil
Whif1letrees. '-''
The Planters generally nre invite ed TO calf
feb 70 U. G. DESPORTES eco.
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% . -
forei Nc%Ss. :,

W u 90 ft T5'
LoNDoN, March l8-Thrce shabbi-
~ dressed men, with ,Amcricaii &C.
cent, deposited twelve thousand dul-
lars in Cork bank, and were arrest.
cd on suspicion of. f.counticity in;.the
recent swinales OIL the Rank Of NnE
land. :, -, y
New HAMBURG, March l7.-.-A DE
house has bcen,burr rcd, throwing sc ven
hundred persons out Of employment.
PARIS, March 2l.--The Gyye5u.
ment Lap prohibited the expor!at!vn
of war material to Spain.