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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-12-09

The coolest robber that Boston has
seen for long time Is o man who
went to the Public Library building
recently, and, borrowing tools from
some workmcn, removed the copper
lightning rods, laboring at the jobsev-
crAl hours, and, having loaded his
spoils upon wagon, rode otf. The
workme n supposed he was acting un'
der orders from tho city,.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-12-09

-. Would respectfully notify hispaiients
that he has reduced the price Of AkII-
fRFIcfAL TEETH to s2o.eo PER sst, OF
$500 for . double set. For any two persons
comins Il the same time, 70 have each an upper
ut, wiIl get the two sets for $500, o. si7.so
ssch.
Terms invariably CAsu.
CIearGeid, March 20, 1873.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-12-09

Dartmouth College grow out of .
school established for the education Of
Indian children. II now has one In
dian among lis students.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-12-09
MITCHELL WAGONS
The Best is the Ohoapestl

Thoms Reilly has received another large lot Of
Mitchell Wagons" which are among the very
best Manufactured, and which he viii reil sf shs
most reasonable rates. His stock Includes aImos'
all descriptions Of wsgons--iAryeand small wide
and narrow track. Call and zee them.
aprs'7t THOMAS REILLY.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-12-09

Don't imagine that you are better
than your fellows, There are no 10
served seats in heaven.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-12-09

Eggs should Be- cardlsd BY standing
In hot water several minutcs, not boiled
hard in three minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14
Condensed Lorals-

We regret TO learn that Col. Thos. B. Florence
10 still confined to his bed by illness
See Advertisement OF large sale of improved
and unImproyed property at auction by Mr..
In the synagogues this morning prayers we're
offered for the first month (Nisasl OF the Hebrew
calender, which begins on next THURSDAY.
The ebrin but nournful chirp OF the spring
ehicsen reEerberated through the market this
morning.
Salvador Hobbs, aged seven years, while
playing on the stairs of the jefferson School
building yesterday, fell from the main floor 20
the easement-about twelve feet-but was not
much injured.
won't Sothern accommodate a large number OF
his admirers by playing "Ssm' one night next
week, piece which has more genuine fun in
one act than most Of the so called comedies in
I've?
The first battalion National Guard, ID. G. NJ,
(colored,) have adopted resolutions of regret at
the death OF Senator Sumner, and that they will
wear the usual badges Of mourning for thirty
days.
fhe demand for the Sunday Gazette continues
PEELED to put on "anOther thoUsan ~ to- tho row,
and promises that IL shall be "a rich, rare, aud
racy" number,
on 81. Patrick's day there will be solemn
high mas At ST. Patrick's Church, at 10 O'Clock
In the m0rning-Rev. j. A. Walter, celebrant:
deacon; j.. j. Ksin, Of Harper's Ferry. name
gyrist; Rev. Felix Barrotti, master OF cere-
monies Benediction after mass
The Wellington Schuetzen Verein'realiZed
from their concert fer the benefit of the moor
s2oe, which amount the committee, Messrs
Wolf, Aander, and Helmus, distributed as fol-
lows: German Relief Association, s75; Indus
trial Home School, SIS, Hebrew Relief ssocia-
accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14
THE COUNTS.

CRIMINAL COURT-Jud1e DIN.
This morning, in the Criminal Court Judge
DIN, the cases of Edward A. williams aud
james X. Moore, charged with 4" taking and
carrying away certain Treasury drafts, &c."
were called. Mr.. Henkle. for the accused, an
nounced that they were not ready for trial and
made a motion for q continuance; which was
overruled. Mr.. II. then urged that the bail be
reduced, but the court declined to fix it at any
lever sum than had been nsmed-SS 900. The
case was set for trial on the Goth Of April. The
adjournment of the grand jury was changed to
April 10th. The sentence in the case Of Alfred
Beckett, convicted of assault and battery, was
changed from s2j to $50.
POLICE CoURT-Judoe She'll
To-day, John Martin, driving throupb q I'm
neral; fined IS. August Watson, disorderIv; IS
Thomas Duffy, do; do. Samuel SheckeIls, va
grancy; workhouse 80 days.
THE Ex-wAITRR BRIDEGROOM ACQUITTED.
aired Toombs was charged with the larceny
OF silver-plated knives and napkins from the
Arlington hotel. His arrest yesterday, after
his marriage, was noticed in THg STAR of last
evening. Mr.. M. IL. Norris appeared for de.
Mr.. T. f. Roessle, of the Arlinoton.
identified the knives, napkins and other srti
eles; did not recognize the prisoner as having
6een In the employ of the hotel, but the book
Keeper states that he was engaged last year for
snort time. During the last four years the
theft. -
Detective Coomes testified that on Thursdav
night the brother of the prisoner appeared at
ponce headquarters and stated that while the
prisoner was in the house getting married, the
mack on which was his trunk was driven off.
Ihe trunk was found, broken open, in Ridge
street, and the articles identified were found in
the trunk.
Alfred Brockenbery was called for de-
fence, and testified that he was frequently in
the room of the prisoner; never saw the articles
alleged TO have been stolen; was present when
the trunk was packed saw the clothes put in
II; was present at the wedding, and while there
heard some one suggest that the trunk sheuld
be looked after, and when he went out the trunk
was gone. The defendant lost some property.
He also testified to the good character Of the
accused.
The court held that there was much nm
certainty about the case, and that the time OF
the larceny was so remote from the time of re-
covery, and as it cOuld not be determined
whether or not the party who took the trunk
had placed these articles in il, he should dismiss
the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14

n..1.-Bs,. ;,orssr aess.,J =. 2 p; a..sc
a S g. ,sssnsai leSss sssts
dc s. ;ifs S Ssdss ssSi e Sssi
tongues, so&eoc. s.ehs lard: lo9i1Sc. ,.e.,u. .
sdsss: eass s Sas sgs'f ias sssfs' Sc
salmon trout, isc. b.: PIKE, 199 . bunch; lsss
sosf. iaSls . b. shsd. siSissS s.if; : ssom.c
e.ss;~Duck.. canvass back 81 . p.ir-psa:
tif9; blue newt, wing g pair; widseOh, fsc 9si p
yEsErA Lxs:-Potatoes. Irish, % y peck; sweet,
s soc PIX; oniS s sec@s,c PIX: cabbage, saiOc, y
carrots. &c. y bunch; celery ,s6lOo y bunch. '''
,oi sgsI gs:1 sosSc peck oranges so
,n pssP sssSIsaAppss. ssse qp.r. peaches,
los; cherries, a@2sc' p Id. W. '''''
Ya SsSTr srs:mP print CO. NJ New
oSsse Isss S,s aessn 9' 6hs 500 sF g.
fGrRsy sslss sss: $ d0n' Ducks pair
WHOLESALE MARKET.
FLOUR AND FEED.-Beavans Shaw. commission
ants and wholesale dealers in sur fesd IL
the ia aaS 81 sas
sPe fssd fsmTT aOp, IS Dbl
ss@ ssn " SUPER :o S es Tys a. Germ
Sssl so@ssc. Brown siuG, sa;@sa Ptoo. Ship Ship
s SIlt,. S@t9s: bushsl. hiddlings, 5s90c. p
Prices q the wholesale market, a. furnished by
LHttrell Sedwick, general commission merchants,
gas Louisiana ave-, between 9th and 10th streets
noTthwest:-Dried fruit-black berries. san: dried
cherries, nGl9: potatoes 65@S)c. p busnel: onions
81 as bushel; dried peaches, $50 SIS; dried APP
~ co. calves, S6@ 80; hens, dozen, zoos "a Sc;
chickens, 81 0S ducks, S25G@ So 50; geese, 6O9
do nnwashed, 2 p, ao@so; butter, 15aiO; common,
a Ioegl5; eggs, SSSl7e eabbaye, 1905 hundred
, ss,rfli orap ss ssgs,o barrel! Buck
pen est ros. Tnsr sssfh9a quartz s11E
S sS@ sS %; a, gssstrIidses, per So,, 5000
esd7a Whsat.white, 81 7s@ al rs; do. red,
81 N@9lI4 Flour Is qniet. Butter Is scarce and
wanted at full heures. Eggs are coming in freely
with downward tendency. PouItry-supply fally
equsi TO demand. Pork meets with ready sale on
from day to day.
100 tors Of hay and straw were sold during the past
week hay ranging from 90c to 8 50, and straw SOC
@Sl hundred. Offerings very light, and market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14
THE WEATHEH

N.l
WAsHINeIoN, d. O March IA, ial, IO:O :. m'f
OF NoPsls FOB THE PAST TWENTY-FoUR HnuRs-
The Aromefer has risen in the districts on the Ar
lsutic coast, with continued cold and generally
clear weather and fresh bri.k northwesteriy
windt; The eloudiness has increased, with north
esefiy 70 sou asterly winds aud higher tenn per-
IN the gulf states and thence northw Ard
the Ohio valley and the northwest Partly cloudy
RsTssuTe, are rtpors from the lower lake region
yssther u reRorit q from the missouri valley and
Minnesota; The rivers have fallen at Cairo, Nash
vile, Pittsburg ard Cincinnati.
PRoIAsLIIIks. For the upper laks region aud
and Arksuess, eesierly to southerly wind, will re-
xal with risipe TEN perature ann Increasing ad-
meas, followed By areas of rain or snow by SUNDAY
For the gulf states snd Tennessee eeneraiIY cion31
weather and rain, with cas- eriy to southeriy wni.
and slight rise OF temHr ture: For the middle ard
south Atlantic states, continued cod and geasraIIv
cl. ar weather, with northwest 10 ,rthssst VIM,
ard rising barometer during the day For New
England, the 81. Lawrence valley ana lower lake
regi. AID hatportion Of the mdale states west Of
the Aleehaptes, fire. and Brisk north to sout
west Wide, with partly cloudy weather and possi-
bly, liaht snow excxyt In the eastern and southern
portions Of New England. The Oumbsriand and
ohio -ivers viii faiI slightly during fsedsv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCsAL.

Quotdtions furnished by Middleton d Co.. bankers
The following were the prices bid and asked at
the meeting OF the Washington Stock Exchange
To- day:-District securities-(Districto OF Coium-
oia)-Wn. Co. 8. bonds,7's, j. s. j.. 1875, 81 bid
80 asked; do, 1876, 81 asked; do. 1877, 80 asked;
100 bid; do rs, j. & j., 1891, o5 bid, 20 asked;
Market stock bonds, rs, J.&J., 1892, TEX bid, II
asked. (Washington)-Wate stock, 6's., j. A.
.; o., 1871, - bid; year certificates, $40,
M. IN, 1915, 81 bid; "a asked; 10 year bonds,
6's, J. & j., 1873 10 bid, SO asked; Fund loan
bonds, Congo 6s g., NJ. & N, 1902, rs bid,
80 asked: (Georgetown)-General Stock, 6's
y. a.; y. & o., at pleasure, 49, asked. Board of
Public Works-Certfcstes. general improve
ment. s's, j. & j., 1874, SOY bid, SO asked; do
1870 IS bid, 7s asked; do. 1876, rs bid. II asked
do 1877. TAX bid, II asked: do. 1s7S IA bid, II 4
asked; do. SERIES 764 bid, 10 asked; Certinca tes
sewer, s's, j. & j., 1874, 50 bid, 10 asked; do
ls,5, SS bid. 81 asked do. 1876. 634 bid, 81
asked DO. 1aI, 63 bid, 6s asked; do, 1878, 62H
tcates, S's, 1871, ~ bid, S0L asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14
The Mark0fa

BALTIMORE, March H.-Virginia sfxes, old. a.:
NlIginlas consolidated, 81; West Virginias. III
North Carolina skies, new, u.s. d.. spscis tax, bid
BALTIMoRE, March A.-Cotton ste sdy-low MID
dlings Is. Flnr seady and in good de msnd: prices
unchanged. Wheat quiet and unchanged 'norn
weak and lower white southern, sl@A yellow
son.hhern, si9s2; mixed western, IS Oats dull-
dull, Slsg2s. Provisions quiet bat firm; none OF.
1904 Lard, 81. western butter quist bus Arm:
roll, yea; tub: ss@42 Coffee nominal, 2s@B
EEw YoIk, March T@stocks anil Monav.e
Gold, ia. Exchange, long, AS; short, 4sS1s Gov.
NEW YORK, March H-FIour duh and nm.
steady. WIN
LONDON, March Il, 1880 p m-Consols for m IN ~
s1f; f@r see.unt, ga; .Erie, 4sA
LONDON. March "a s .. m.-Paris dis D .tches nuo.e
rentes at 60 francs 81 centipes. Ho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14

THE NATIONAL LABOR COUNCIL met last
night at 9l2 F street, the president, A. K. Red
stone, in the chair, and Judge Garland secre-
tary. Resolutions of respect to the memory Of
the late Senator Sumner were adopted; also
resolutions that claw should be passed by the
Congress OF the United States authorizing and
directing the Secretary of the Treasury to
issue legal-tender paper money to an amount
equal to all the national bank notes, greenbacks
and gold and silver coin in the country, and
that the national bank notes and greenbacks be
taken up and cancelled as fast as presented for
exchange" and that sit is the duty OF the pro-
ducing people to give their earnest support to
those newspapers throughout the country which
are established in our interest and advocate our
cause"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14
wall Street Today.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Posts financial
article saws: All sales of gold have been at ll1l,
a1l1Ia112. On gold loans the rates have been
3k to for carrying. The market for foreign
exchange for this mail has been very active
been principally supplied by a banking firm
which has been drawing against the proceeds OF
the recent negotiation Of American railroad
bonds In London. The amount so placed for
mored to have been in excess of $500 0OO Lead
ing names were advanced this morning to 4S5 and
4ooA, these being nominal or counter rates
6aI for prime double-named mercantile paper
Government bonds are q fraction easier than
yesterday. The only sale Of southern state
bends was a lot Of Tennessee's, old, at COX.
The stock market was heavy during the frst
half hour Of business, became steady at the
first board, and has since been strong, prices
having advanced to I, the latter In Tele-
graph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14

A MAN BKHEADED BY A RAILROAD TRAIN-
The go p. m Baltimore and Ohio abroad a.
eenRer train from Baltimore TO this city, IN
crossing H street last evening, ran over and in
stAntly killed Q man named John Mcnamara,
who resided az the corner Of 81 and q street.
northeast. The engineer, james Bell, states
that the train was moving slowly, and on seeing
deceased attempt TO cross the track he warned
ward, and his foot got caught IN the cow
catcher, and in moment his head was com
pletely severed from his body and the flesh cut
nom his face.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14

s. Chester. ID. D., Rev. e. H. Gray, ID. D., Rev.
w. +. Watkins, ID. D., and Rev. 81. A. Cleave-
land, ID. D., committee Of the ministers OF va
ference OF all the District clergy at the rooms
OF the Y. n. q. A, Monday next, at Il O'Clock,
70 consult together upon the subject Of temper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14

PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS ORDERED The
Water Registr ar has been directed TO have a
water nam laid in 9Th street, between and
streets southeast; also, on west side of New
Hampshire avenue, between and X streets
northwest. footwalk and parking have been
ordered on /, between 5th and It'll streets north
west; also on north side Of i, between 7th and
Sth streets northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14

b II. WARskR, Real Estate Broker. corner
OF 1th and Il streets, has opportunities for In
vestine money on the best real estate In Wash
nston for length OF time 70 suit parties WISH
ing % loan. Coupon notes furnished when de-
ITO snsd, payable in New York, Baltimore or Phila.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14

INcESDIARY FIRE LAST NIGHT.-Tbe alarm
OF nre about ~ O'Clock last night from box s.
corner OF 1th street and Pennsylvania avenue
etruction Of three two story frame dweIlin "a ON
II sueet, near The corner OF 18th Southeast nm
3eenpied at the time, the property OF Mr. Chss.
r. 6uee, furniture dealer. Owing To thu hi0h
winds which prevailed the IRE department
vhich WAS promptly on hand and rendered err
Gent service, had hard work TO save the adioin
ing buildings The loss is estimated AZ ~ 30
on which there II an Insurance of Al 5Oo Ths
fire is supposed 70 have been the work OF an in.
cendiGy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14

ANOTHER FATAL Accommodations TX
O'Clock to-day, while workmen were engaged
In excavating for the sewer in north Capitol
street, at the corner Of 1 street north, the bank
caved In, buryiDg man named John DIVER.
His fellow-workmen Immediately set to work to
rescue him, and succeeded in a few momsnts.
but he was 80 badly injured mostly InterpallyI
that death resulted In half an hour ct his resi-
dence, near the corner OF LIST and II streets
northeast, 20 which he was carried.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14

N0fICH.=e had Olothine BousH end
~ eold. Vii Dey fail, prices Tor 800. hsn1
::.:. 10 ss., g, - IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14

SUIT AGAINST TIE Owners OF THE III
FATKD STEAMER WAwAsET DIsMIssED.-Yes-
terday, in the Circuit Court, Judge Cartier,
the case Of Melville agt. the Potomac Ferry
Company was called, and dismissed at defend
ants cost Andrew Melville, who was upon the
wswaset az the time of her burning in August
last, ard leaped overheard. but passed under
the wheel and was struck by the paddle,
and received such injuries that he claims
he was unable % work and reulired
medical attendance He brought suit on the
nth Of September last before Justice Moultln
on the following bill:-To eighteen days work
lost, at - per day, So; doctors BILL S2l corset
for chest, $40; flannel bandage, GO cents; Iini-
ment, So; plasters, 80 cents; laudAnum. 40 snts;
total, 500; and The justice gave Judgment
against the ferry company for the whole amount.
An appeal was taken, and the case was dis
missed at the defendants cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14

DIAN LEVINE breaches IN Ascsns;or o., =,
st. Johns 1t 4. and Trinity at to-morro !, 81
behalf Of missions OF the Washington COW ~"
ton. Sec Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14

0The Brooklyn Argus says several hard
drinkers there have promised 70 swear OF ss
the saxsapazillA eeason sea IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14
LOCAL NEWS.


NafssaaI Tzeater.-Benent OF Meesrs: Buck.
ipxb am and Jamison. "Dream Of Illusion"
o loan OF q Lrver," and other attractions,
for notice OF which see advertisement
EbrFs Opevs Ho.ss.-Birch, Wamboid & BACK
us' San Francisco MfnstreiH
R>af<y Ceniqu>.-The sensation drama Of
aUncer the GzflOws," and other attractions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14

TIE THHATERs-This is to be a grand gala
night at the National Theater the Gee ssop
being grand combination performance for the
benefit OF those two worthy gentlemen and pop
ular Sfneers or the National, buckingham, the
dsorkeeper, and JamisOn, the chief usher. The
bill comprises "Dresms Of DelusiOn, !" in which
that fine actor, Mr.. W. f. Sheridan, has At
tanned great reputation, and " The Loan of a
Lover" in which the charming little actress
Miss Kate Mayhem appears TO great advantage
besides the wonderful performances of DIwer-
ME, the contortIOnist, and Sharpley. concertina
sol0ist, of the Theater COmique, who have VOL
unteeTed. A feature of the evening will be the
performance by Widner of the +" Muliigan
Guards" by special request. There should be
a crowded house. Sothern in "DundrearyD
next Monday night.
To night is the last of the San Francisco Min
srels az FOrd's Opera House, and their success
during the week is the best guarantee of q full
house this evening. IL is an excellent combina-
ton, and should be literally patroniZed where
ever II holds forth. On Monday evening newt
the Msjilton- RayDOr Company will appes- in
their faDtastical production, - Gabriel Grub
based on Dickens story in the Pickwick papers.
TO use an original phrase, il should be seen TO
be appreciated, or words TO that effect
The capital bill of the week will be performed
Tor the last time at the Theater COmi1ue TO
night. as, according to the rule of the house
new attractions will be in order next week
Drama, dance, music, GYMNASTICS and eyery-
thing In the amusement line gets a showing
here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14
DR0POSALs FOR IOB.
nv TsHAsuRy DEPARTMENT,

WAsHISsIoN, d. O., Msrch !. iS4
Sealed Proposals TO fcrnish Ice for tina T...
msnt for one year from and after March 81, 1874.
WI, lily % 1 recetseo nnti noon, MARCH 11th, 1874
The best quality or ice equal thereto clear sad free
faction OF the receiving Ger and to he dst,ys,as
In such quantities and at such times and places a.
TO be weighed By the Treasury scales. and 70 h.
paid Tor monthly, upon proper voucher. snditrd
Bids must Be ct price Per ton Of 1910 full
A 1eposH Of a5oo funi.ed s,.,..
bonds mnst accompany each bid as security Tia. il
s genuine and IN good faith to be returned To ths
Of the successful bidder. w. 'e eou'f 90
ment to do %, n reserved. "' SUES"
Bid. should be Endorsed, "ProposAls for Ice.n.ad
should be addrs ssed 70 ASA ASos eA~
LIS: YAHDERBI T, sctins Ohies Clerk,
W. - VIZ v e0aurV Depnrtruar.f
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DEATH OF AMNI B..NOUNG-Mr. Ammi B.
Young, formerly supervising architect OF the
Treasury department. and one of the oldest q nd
most highly esteemed citizens of the District
cied at his residence on 18th street yesterday
morning, at the age of74 years. Mr.. Young was
native Of New England, and an architect by
profession, In which be won and maintained a
deservediy high reputation. Among the public
buildings erected by him in former years are
the Vermont state house and the Boston custom
house. He was always a man Of quiet and re-
tired habits; and, during the last few wears
having given mp business, he lived a some what
secluded life, being largely compelled thereto
BY the intrmtties under which he WAS SUFFERING
He was one of the most faithful and upright OF
public ofhcers, and his ad miIistr alton OF public
affairs was marked by ability and the strictest
integrity. Mr.. YouDg's funeral will be from his
late residence, 407 18th street, at O'Clock D.
IN. to- morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-14

A WRIT FOR LIBEL SERvED.-It will be rec
objected that on the 2lst of October, 1872. Col
Allen Rutherford, Third Auditor of the Treas
ury. entered suit in the courts here against
Col John W. Forney, Of the Philadelphia Press,
charging him with libel in publishing the fol-
lowing IN reference 70 him: "AIlen Rutherford
q Cameroni2n, IL in the city. Watch him. He
was concerned in the election frauds in North
Carolina" for which he claims damages ; 10 000
The usual writ Of subpoena was issued and re-
turned "ron est" by the marshal, and il would
appear that the officers have not been on hand
at times since when Colonel F. has been In this
jurisdiction, where the writ could be served II
seems, however, that newspaper folks charged
with libel have q fatality in the way OF being
eaught at funerals Yesterday Colonel f.
was in the city attending the obsequies
OF Senator Sumner, and the deputy placed the
writ in the hands OF the bailiff to watch his
chances for service. At the Baltimore and Po-
tonac depot the bailif was unable to get near
enough TO Col. r, and the latter having left
the depot and proceeded to wormley' for lunch
another oaIlif proceeded to that place and there
served the document. Ii is presumed now thai
the case Will at no distant day be tried.