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PITTSBURGH.
Horrible Murder.

p PIrrsBURGH, April SO-Early this
morning the house Of John Hamnet,
pear The Homestead aud about six
miles from this city, was destroyed by
fire. The entire family, consisting OF
Mr.. Hamnet, his vile aud two child.
rem, hired man and boy whom they
were raising. six persons in all, were
burned to death. But two recogniza :
bic bodies were found A special 10
the Chronicle says it is almost certain
III at the entire family was murdered,
and that suspicion rests on man ems
ployed on the place. One Of the bodies
found among the ruins showed that the
throat had been cut.
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New York Live stock Market.

New York, April S0.-Beeves-
Receipts 1850. making 3,070 for the
last three days, against $40 same
time last week. The offerings yester-
day and to-day were mainly ripe steers
of good weight good and prime cattle
were no better than Monday; common
aud medium steers advanced t(a}c; the
extreme range was ll@l4fc; bulk Of
ssles lli@llic. Sheep-Reeeipts
27OO head, making 4.5T0, for three
days. against I, 40 same time last week.
The fresh offerings were oil sheared
sheep poor to prime sold at . vide
range OF 5@sic; mainly 7t@Sr the
market closed with . decidedly firm
feeling. Swiue-Receipts 1910, msk-
ing Is, 300 for three dsys, against H.:
200 same time last week. None offered
alive; dressed t. higher and closed firm
at Tic for all weights.
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TIE Charleston Courier is RESPONSE
bic for the following fish story Yes
terday while Col. A. B. Jones and
Robert Carr, Esq, were fishing at Elk
dam, Col. Jones hooked a very large
fish which, from it's size. he was un-
able to draw from the water. He sue
ceeded, however, in drawing the fsh
into shallow water when Mr.. Carr
waded in, and after severe tussel, In
which his hand was considerably iDjur
ed, dragged to shore fine Pike weigh
ing twenty.iour pounds.
Martinsburg Independent please copy
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NASHVILLE.
Vanderbilt University.

NASHVILLE, April So.-During the
session of the board of trustees Of Van
derbilt University yesterday, the secre'
tary of the board, Rev. R. W. Young
read q communication from Mr.. Van.
derbit donating an additional hundred
thousand dollars, to be used as a bald
ing fund, in order that the University
bulldogs may be completed in accord
suce with the plans and specifications
heretofore approved by him: :,
The Board Of Trade will hold
meeting this afternoon, to take steps
towards raising money and provision'
for the Louisiana sufferers.
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THE "Freedmen's Savings Bank" in
Washington City is in trouble; its La
bilities being nearly S250,0O0 more
than It's resources. Belief in the SOL
vencv OF this bank used to be sov-
ereign test OF loyalty" 1t may
be that the savings of the
negroes would have been about as
ssfe IN the keeping OF the "Ole Mas'rs"
as in a bank managed by politicians
who nave utilized" both the votes and
the money OF the confiing Africans.
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Toledo n aFket.

TOLEDO, April 30.-Flour-S.eady
Wheat-steady; No. 2 white Wabash
81 "a; No. 3 DO so, white Michigar
/ 81; No. 9 do so; amber Michigan
cash and May ] AZ; June 52i. Corr
Dull and lower high mixed 73c
May 7lic; June Tie; July 72c; Low
mixed 72.c; 10 grade 72c; damaged ooc
Oats-ln lair demspd and advanced
No. / Soc; No. 2 55c; Michigan Soc
Clover Seed-s5 rs.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April 30.-Flour-Quiel
and unchanged. Wbsat-Steady and
in good demand; Ohio and Indiana
| 55C9l 90; western / 509l SO. Corn
Quiet new western mixed S3c; old
Soc. Oats-Steadv; western 60@63c
Rye-Firm at 039l 05. ProvisIoni
Heavy and unchanged. Batter
Western firm and in good demand al
32a37c. Coffee-Good TO prime Ric
0nlLA92lc Wbisky-99.
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ST. LOUIS.
New Line OF Steamers.

Sr. Louis. April 3o.-Shepherd Il
Deworlf, OF New Orleans. have made 8
proposition to the St. Louis merchants
that il sufficient freight is guaranteed
to them to justify the venture, they will
put on q lire of steamers between New
Orleans and Rio Jsneiro. touching at
ali ion portant Intern ediste points. They
also propose to make advancements on
shipments and arrange for the invest.
nent of the proceeds in coffee or other
products that the country desires.
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CHICAGO.
Houorably Discharged.

CHICAGO, April 30.-W. II. Harrison
treasurer of Globes theatre, lately
burned, who was arrested on q charge
OF arson, was honorably discharged tor
dsy by Justice Scully. There WAS no
evidence against the gentleman and his
arrest ~ithout a warrant SCENE to have
been o gross outrage.
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notice that be would then offer reso!u-
ton recitiug that Cannon is openly hv-
ing and cohabiting with woman as
bis wife under the pretended ssnction'of
the system Of polygamy, to the great
scandal and disgrace OF the people aud
government OF the United States, and
providing for the appointment Of COM
mittee to enquire into the matter and to
recommend such action q. shall seem
proper.
The House adjourned.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Liquor Fund.

San FRANCISCO, April 3O-The
Wholesale liquor dealers have perfect
ed their organization and propose pro-
tectinz customers in the interior from
the crusaders and the local option law
They will raise avery large fund TO de-
fray the expenses OF fighting both IN
the courts.
The women suiTragists are in State
convention. No business OF lmportancs
vet transacted. The representation Is
small
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New York Dry goods Market.

Nsw YORK, April 80 Business Was
quiet With the commission houses aud
jobb;ng branches OF the trade lacked
animation. The market for cotton
goods was quiet but prices were we'll
sustained; Salisbury brown cottons are
jobbing az follows: y TIC; o SIC 9ie
aud z l0tc. Standard drills are job.
biug at llic. Prints in fair request and
sbirtipgs closely sold up TO recsipr
Woolen goods continue quiet. Black
silks and mohai selling well.
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BALrlNoRl, April 30-Cat,le-More
active and q shade higher; very best
on ssle 6s@7tc, fret quality 5i@6sc;
middhug or good 10 fair quality 5fS
SIC; receipts l.l4l head; sales eSI head.
Hoss-In moderate demand at si@
Ste. Sheep-Quiet; sheared Ate 6ic;
wool 6(aSc; receipts l.S29.
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CIeysIand Market.

CLEVELAND, April 30. -Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Whesi-Quiet aod
steady; No. I red winter 81 SO; No. 2
do II. Corn-Frm bat unchanged
Osts-Quiet and uncbsdged. Pc.
troieum-Quiet and firm; standard
white car lots l2sGl3c Ohio State
,est TO $50 degrees l53al6c.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAsr LIBERTY, April SO-Cattle--
Arrivals, 5S carr; beat ct to 81; mediun
ST 10 6e common Il to Sc; bulls 81 TO 4.
Hogs-Arrivals 2li care; Workers 5 80
to 5 so. Philsdelphiss 6 20 to IS.
.Sbesp-Arrivals s carr; best s 80 to
5 So medium S SO to SIS; common
4 50 10 5 90.
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PhiusdeIphia Market.

PanADELpHA, April 30.-FIour-
Quiet and unchanged. Whest-Active;
red 81 609l a. amber I 77@l so
white ] 30. Rye-9ScGSl 90. Corn.
Active; yellow 85c; white s4c. Oats
Unchanged. Petroleum-R.8ned l54e;
crude lli@l2c. Whhky-s9c.
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SPAIN.

BAroxSB, April 30-Oficisl dis
patches announce ths. fighting was re-
sumed before Bilboa Wednesday. Some
advanced positions OF the Csrli5ts have
been captured by the Republican forces
with slight loss.
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Killed by Q Dentist.

An Enquirer special from Lancaster
Gays that yesterday, at Shawnee, Perry
county, an unlicensed dentist admins
tered 10 Miss Sullivan eight gralns
OF bromide of chloral, and that she died
in a few minutes. The dentist fed
and has not been arrested.
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at'heriiug &eg'ster.
GOLD closed yesterday at ll2B

FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities are that for the weather to-
dsy we will have brisk southeast to
southwest winds, with high tempera.
ture.
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PROBABILITIES,

For the Lower Lake Region, light
rain tonight, followed on Friday BY
east to north winds, rising temperature,
partly cloudy weather and ct night pos-
sibly rain. For the Uupper Lake Re-.
gion, brisk and possibly high east to
south winds, high temperature, cloudy
and rainy weather. For the Ohio
Valley aud southwestward over Ten
nessee, ArksDsas and West Gull States.
brisk southeast 20 southwest winds and
high temperature. For the Upper
Mississippi Valley, Minnesota, Iowa
aud Missouri, brisk aud possibly high
southeast 10 southwest vinds, hfgh
tenn perature, cloudy and rainy weather,
accom- panying a storm which Is aP-
pareutIy Advancing esst~ard over Da'
koia, s..
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TIE Cincinnati Commercial closes an
article eulogistic OF the ability OF Ohio
statesmen, with the exclamation /:
Rise up, o, high Yoemeu !" which is
pretty good for high"
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VICE PRESIDENT WILSON expresses
his regrets that CHARLES FRANCIS
ADAMS was not elected Senator from
Massachusetts.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
y.v Y.rk noney and stock Markes

New YORK, April 30.-MoNEY-
Essy at 3G4 per cent. Sterling hrm
at 4S7@4Tsi for 60 days and 1900
1901 for sight Customs receipts $So4,
900.
GoLD-Opened at llSf, and closed At
1l2E, the two extremes OF the day.
Carrying rates 2 to 4 per cent. The
Assist tant Treasurer disbursed s523, ,OOO.
Clearings $50, 900 600.
STATE BoNps-Dull and lower.
GOVERNMENT BoNps-Firm.
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GERM ANY.

BkKL,x, April 30.-Van Ornim has
resigned his ambasssdorship.
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RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, April 30.-The General
Assembly OF Virginia adjourned SINE die,
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Pittsburgh Petroleam Market.
PIrrsBUReH. April 30.-Crude-weak
with sales at 81 IS; barge oil is quoted
at 4;c per gal. R,fiued-Weak At lotc.
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BY TELEG R APh.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

BY the Western Union Line, ONCE North
west corner OF Main and I'm streets.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OYFrcs OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHESGros, April 80. 0P.N
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SrocE.-The market was strong
early in the day. and prices advanced
from ito ] ! per cent without any appar'
ent cause, except the frmness OF Amer
lean stocks and bonds abroad, in spite
OF sn advance OF a.! per cent in the rate
Of discount. Later in the day prices
fell ] 10 81 per cent with Western
Union and Wabash as features. The
market during the afternoon was ir,
regular and closed weak. The total
sales for the day were 236, 600 shares,
OF which $1,000 were Western Union,
25 ,OGO Pacific Mail. 5000 New York
Central, 80 900 Lake Shore, 36,sOO
Uuiou Pacific, $1,000 Northwestern,
$1,000 Wabash and $500 St. Paul.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-04
BOARD OF HEdtTH

ROUTINE BUS tNEss TRANSACTED.
The Board Of Health held regular semi
weekly meeting last night; DR.. O. O. Cox in the
chair,
The health oficer requested the privilege to
employ the necessary help to abate nuisance
consisting Of pond Of stagnant water on Tweilth
street and Rhode Island avenue. Referred TO the
standing special committee.
1t was ordered that all complaints coming 70
the health officer regarding the removal o.
garbage snail be by him referred to the BOARD OF
Health, and by that body transmitted 70 the
Board of Public Works.
A communication was received from the Board
of Public Works, setting Monday next as day
for consultation with the Board Of Health.
On. Bliss and Mr.. Langston were appointed
committee on conference.
DIR. Bliss, of the sanitary police committee,
recommended J. Q. McGinn for clerk to the
Mound and also that hereafter the laborers OF the
pound shall receive q day for their services
Adopted.
A communication was received from W. +
Turner Co., agreeing to remove dead animals
and garbage, by rail, for the sum Of $4,000 per
annum, to be paid monthly. O..
Mr.. Marbury submitted the following resolu'
ton:
Resolved, That the health otiicer be directed e
ascertain the DISPOSITION Of the garbage that Is
now carried to the foot Of Seyenteenth-street
Uharyes and also the manner in which the night
soil il received and put on the barges.
Adopted.
The board then went into executive session and
the reporters retired. -
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DIED.

ADLEY.-On the Sd inst, at O'Clock a. m,
Man se youngest da1ghteE and Of i, Ps5er and
TIE relatives ard friends Of the family arc re-
residence OF her parents corner Of Nineteenth and
streets northwest, this afternoon at o clock.
KILLLAN.-At 7:SO Friday morning, JOHN XII
LIAM, or pneumonia, native of Germany, and n
resident Of this ety for the past thirty years in the
Funeral on Sunday. April s. at 2:sop M, from the
Of The family inSitedto attend. III" '''' fH0'
KIGER.-On Thursday morning, I'd instant, after
lingering illness, Mrs.. RACHEL kIGER, widow OF
the late Alfred Kiger, aged sixty. one years
street PTesbyterian church, on this afternoon, at
as s Ssa e% WIG afs s se
BELOVED We IF Edward APib Iatsr Il
ana sna. n Of he my are
fully invited 70 attend the funeral from her late
day Afternoon.
oLEscALLETT.--ont the evening of April 2,
Lescallett, aged twenty years, two months, and
attend her funeral on Sunday, April s. al O'Clock,
from the residence OF her parents, No. "a Tenlh
Sarah, thou art gone before US,
Ard thy sanity soul Z flown
And sorrow Is unknown;
From the burdens Of the flesh.
Where the wicked cease from troubling on,
And the weary are at rest.
REILY.-After brief illness, on Friday, %
KELLY d.aEhieF Of William and Barbara Rely,
are stsS ri i've M lake pae: o SeE late
dsnce, No, 1879 New ..d avenue, on Tuesday
FRANKLIN.-On the Sd inst, WILLIAM FRANK
Fanersi on sunday afternoon, a, O'Clock, from
Mr.. FRISKIIs was an. old resident-a proof;
reader in the Goyernmen. Printing once, well
ers" OF Washington.
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AN ICE CREAM SPECIALITY.

The beautiful saloon Of J. Russell Co., No
1877 New York avenue, near the Treasury, was
opened last night, and was visited by the mem
bers of the press, the pastors of the several
churches and many Of the prominent merchants
Of the city.
The saloon is large and airy, and has been fitted
up by Markriter in the peculiar elegance which
always marks his work. The cream furnished
last evening was Of the finest quality. 1t was
made from cream received in the morning from
Orange county, New York, from which place this
establishment will be daily supplied by express.
Nothing but ice cream is furnished in this saloon.
The industry and enterprise which has character
lied the efforts Of Mr.. Russell render the house
worthy OF most liberal Patronage, which it bids
fair to soon obtain.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

and Fifteenth streets, near the Treasury.
kEBooKs BOUGHT. ja2O-tf
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

Nv. Shaw to Charles Herman, lot 80, Shep-
herds subdivision square 623, $3.50. John Hall
and wife to Isaac Robinson, part lots II and Is,
square $50, $500. Cornelius T. Bowen and wife to
Ella Palmer, lot 13s, d. L. Morrisons subdivision
square 3s5, 5000. Marvin Eastwood and wife to
Sarah Peck ct al, part lot s, square ST. g 900.
VIM. B. Jones to Hannah NJ. German, part lot 8,
square S33, $500. Samuel T. Thomas to Mary L.
Collins, lot IL, square sss, the natural love and
affection, 81. Asbury Lloyd, trustee, to George
Mason tract Of land situate in the county, $3.50.
John J. German to VIM, B. Jones, part lot 8,
square $685. $500. T. McCaffrey and wife to Patrick
King, part lot 8, McCafrey's subdivision square
535, 81 800. Chas. H. Cragin, trustee, to Mary F.
Cragin ct al, part lot Q, square SO, 81. r. T.
Morsell trustee, to Leopold Luchs, part Of tract
of land called GreenVaIe, situate in the county,
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AUCTION SALES today.

By Green Williams:
At 10, 2 and o'clock, at corner OF Tenth and d
Streets large sale of dry goods.
At 10 O'Clock, at their auction-rooms, one fine
walnut marble-top dressing case suite.
At 10 o'clock, one hne rosewood-case 81 octave
piano. one good mahogan y-case piano, tine parlor
suites, &C., &c. +
By Duncanson Bros:
at O'Clock, house and lot on Second street,
Georgetown.
BY W. L. Wall Co.:
At 10 O'Clock, at their bazaar, one mare, buggy,
pole and shafts, built BY A. J. Joyce.
By Latimer & Cleary:
At 10 O'Clock, in front Of their auctiou-rooms
household furniture, childrens' carriages, toy
wagons, &C. &c, and one large engraving.
CIRCUIT COURT-CHZEF JUSTICE
CARTIER.
Thiseou was engaged as follows yesterday:
Brennan W. Swami ct al. Verdict for the plain.
tiff, with one cent damages.
Harynean rs. Washington Gaslight Company.
Action for damages for falling into gas trench
on q street southeast.
CASES PoR MONDAY.
Nos. l0s, 10, 25s no. ~ ga, 2ls az, N, n,
70, 20, and 70. Adjourned.
THE LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR.
The grand promenade concert by the Marine
band, at Masonic Temple, for the benefit Of the
Aged Men and Women's Home, under charge Of
the Little Sisters Of the Poor has been postponed
until Tuesday, April Il. The occasion will be one
of great interest, and the praiseworthy undertake
ing Will no doubt be crowned with success. The
tickets Of admission are placed at one dollar.
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PRESENTATION AT THE SMITH
CnNTAV

Hon. Frank Hereford, OF West Virginia, yester-
day presented TO the Smithsonian Institute, on
behalf Of Mr.. W. R. Stuart, of Greenbrier county,
an Indian pipe, in the shape Of q tomahaUk and
pipe combined. twas presented to the grand
father Of Mr.. Stuart, Captain VIM. Robertson, Of
Augusta county, Va, during the Revolutionary
war, by his brother officer, Gen. Knox. Prof
Henry gave the following receipt for the relic:
I'm behalf Of the Smithsonian Institute hereby
acknowledge the receipt Of a tomahauk pipe, in
laid with silver, and silver ferule and marks on
the handle, with the name Of H. Knox on the
blade present from W. R. Stuart Of Green
brier county, West Virginia. through Hon. Frank
Hereford, said specimen being 9 valuable addition
to the 'Ethnologicar collection OF the Institute.
Respectfully, JOSEPH HENRY, Sec. S. i.
APRIL & ISL
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"IRT PLACE.-THIS BEAUTIFUL lit
w TIE FARM Of % acres, good House OF l3
rooms, and out-louses, 500 choice Fruit Trees, 100
Grape Vines, &C., Situated within FIVE miles OF
Washington, and one quarter of mile from High
land Station, B. & o. X. R., having three line Mn
eral Springs the house. Ia splendid location for
& irsf-elass Summer Hotel.) VIII be sold or ex-
changed for city property upon accommodating
terms. For further particulars inquire Of r. W.
BATES, eos Fifteenth street, opposite Treasury
mull-iln
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Married.

EOPKINs-CoLEMAN.-O Thursday evening"
March %, BY the Rev. John a. Elliott, y. D.;
Miss FORA E. COLEMAN, OF Alexandria, Va.
McIETOSH-GAWLER.-At the Calvary Bap-
tist church, in this city, by Rev MI Parker, OF said
church. the bonds Of matrmony were solemnized
yesterday evening at O'Clock between Col. u. N.
MCISTosH, Delegate 10 the Creek Nation Of In
diam, and Miss EMMA lsABELLE GAwLER, OF this
city.
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of Burt's celebrated shoes, with many other fine
makes for ladies' misses and children, are being
opened daily at 7. S. Gartrell's, 900 Seventh
street, corner Of i. This well-knoun and popular
house offers greater inducements than any like
establishment in the city. Call and examine the
stock
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TWO ELEGANT NEW RESIDENCES,
On Z street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
STREETS being OF the most desirable for
residence In the city.
The houses are very comm Jdious, finished in the
best manner, with polished hard wood on first door,
and having every convenience and Improvement OF
hrst-cIass residence. Stables IN rear Of lots.
Apply 10 KILBOURN LATTA,
ja26-6m Corner Fifteenth and g streets.
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POST. MoRTEM EXAMLNATIoN.

DR.. J. French Hartigan yesterday held post
mortem examination on the body Of the colored
woman, Isabella Williams, who died suddenly
Thursday while hanging out clothes in the yard
OF MRS. Plant, No. 121o Sixth street northwest,
ano found that death was caused by the disioca-
Noh " Der neck, which was oeeasioned BY . fall.
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Call and examine the FIRE and burglar-proot
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner OF
keeping OF securities jewels, slVer-ware, or other
yaluables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
Zeks earning from The Chfeaqo and BOSTON ydrel.