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PROSPECTS OF THE COAL TRADE.-This
time last week n was believed by those in
tereSted in the anthracite coal trade that all
trouble I'm the way of an active production OF
coal was over Congratulations of an pa
ties al the brighter prospects were far1I,-
passed, however, before word ,.l,Iie of an
other outbreak, accompanied with mitch vio-
Itllce al several mines in the SchuylkiIl re-
slon' The military were called out. ami
OlCt-r was soon 50 far restored that most IN
not q n uI ne mluerS that had previously re-
sUmed have again resumed under military
protection. II il evi sent from the Demon
STATIONS OF the past week hat many miners
are anxious 10 go 10 work at the wages Of
Tered. For live months the miners OF the
Schuylklll and Lehigh regions. and part OF
theWyoming have held out I'm disagreement
on The quest on OF pay. IL il quite time that
there should be some sort Of settlement of
llils GlfficuIty. The anthracite production
The past week, we regret TO say, does not
equal The promise held out a week ago. The
tolal anthracite tonnage reported for the
week ending tnc2Sth ultimO was BPS, i9i tons
ana Tor the year l. sd $50 tons. against 0y3 $40
tons TO corresponding date last wear: "A de-
crease OF Is 20 tons. The bituminous tom
mage Tor Tie week was % 50 tons. and for the
year l.lJ2.64 tons, making a total of an
KINDS Tor The year OF 5.9IS.g tons against
e,lio,-t4 tons TO same time last wear a de-
crease Of 2,lsH.2>i tons. As compared with
The previous weeks tonnage there is an an
lhracIle Increase OF nearly forty thousand
tons. Notwithstanding the decrease of over
= millions OF tons OF coal this year, there
appears 10 be a supply in the market equal
10 The demand. Prices of coal are quite mo
crate. and there l. 40 probability now a..
their auNancing.-I ia. LetgCT,
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Election Of Governor Of New Hams-

CONCORD. y. H.. June 9.-The legislature,
in Joint convention to-day. selected Person
{. Cheney governor.
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G. EOR G. ETOW

MARRIFD.-A large number Of the friends
OF Miss Marian l.. Tunnel, only daughter
OF the late John III. Trunnell. of this place
assembled at the parsonage OF Trinity Cath
Ollie church Yesterday afternoon, to witness
her marriage To Mr.. Hialma Spates. of Mary
land. Rev. father StOaestreet performed the
ceremony which united them, and after re-
celylng the congratulations OF their friends
The newly-married couple departed for the
north on a wedding tour.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.-See advertise
ment of strawberry festival To be given az
numbarioE-street NJ T.. Church by the
Bible classes Of the Sunday school. ON Thurs
day and Friday evenings Of this week. Ad-
mission fee.
GRAIN TRADE.-Sales reported to-day Of
1900 bushels Of wheat, by Hartley & Brother,
al ~l.i0 per buShel.
FISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a Co to-day
sold small quantity OF herring at SI3 per
thousand.
RIVER AND CANAL.-Arrived, schooner
Howard Dali, with ESQ bushels OF corn ion
j. @. &. j. NJ. Waters; schooner Kitty Ann,
with Loco bushels OF wheat for Hartley a
Brother; canal boat Round Top. with 200
barrels OF cement for j. G.. & j. NJ. Waters.
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PRESIDENTIAL APPoINTMENTS.-The
sident has signed the commissions of Will
liam n. Hughes to be postmaster at Column
bia, Tenn, and VIM z. Wolf to be poStmas-
ter at Wilmington, Ohio. He has also APP
pointed VIM. Henry Hendrick to De con-
sular clerk OF the United States.
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LSEH YORK;
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FOE OUR CUSTOM TRADE VIZ kFEP THs
BEST AsSQBTEJ STOCK OF MATERIALS -
~ FOJND1S The UNITED STATES. STAPLE
fAbklt> MANUFACTCRED EXPRESSLY FOR
te- AND Ihb CHOICEST FANCY STYLES az
ENGLISH, FRENCH OMAN Avn .,rp,
I'm Man PICTURE FOR rms RPsNrp
W OH 81 >INESS NE EAPLOY THE BEST
akIiSIlC TALENT, UEEQUALED LABOB
FOE THE MECHANICAL WORK, AND IN
EVERY RESPECT TURN OUT sTRiCTL.Y
tlk>T-CLAsS GARMENTS. ALL CLOTHING
ORDERED AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFTrF
tCR THIS DEPARTMENT Is MADE Up IN
NEW YORK As REPRESENTED, NOTwITH
sTAsDING THE ASSERTIONS or SOME Og
OUR THAT We FILL THES.
gkpkRs fbO1 QUE READY MADE STOCK
READY MADE CLOTHING.
AT OUR wAsEiEGT0S OFFICE We KEEP
ALSO LIN OF SAMPLE GARMENTS FROM
OJR READY MADE STOCK, CONSISTING OF
OUk LATEST STYLES or MEMS. YOUTHS
AND CHILDRENS SUITS. AND SPRING
OVrRCOATS, FROM WHICH We FILL Or
DkRs IN TWO DAYS TIME.
ONE SPECIALITY IN OUR FURNISHING
GOODS DEPARTMENT Is THE AMERICAN
YOKE SHIRT, PERFECT FITTING GAR.
MINT, WHICH We MAKE TO MEASURE or
TURSIsH READr MADE
Deylin s. Co.,
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r IRE AT UPPER MARLBORo'.-At upper
Marlboro, Nd. the residence of Thomas r
Williams, clerk TO the county commission
erS, was destroyed by fire yesterday morn
ing. Most OF the furniture was saved but in
damaged condition. The house was owned
by Samuel b. Hance, and was formerly the
residence of Judge Tuck. AT one time the
whole eastern portion of the town was in
danger from the flying brands. some of which
were carried TO a great distance Fortunately
the recent rains had thoroughly drenched the
roofs of the adjacent houses, thus prev enting
ali extensive confederation
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RAILROAD KINGS IN CoUSCIL.-A long
consultation took place i'm New York yester-
day between Messrs. III. J. Jewett of the Erie
railroad; Commodore Vanderbilt of the New
YORK central, and T. y. Scott. of the Penn
sylTania railroad, for the purpose of, if pos
slble, making n fresh arrangement for the
Denent OF the three lines The subject of an
under discussion, but ultimately had IN no
abandoned for the present The future nlan
OF management of the lines on a more AMIGA
PIE Dasls was also canvaSSed at great length,
but il was also left unaltered for the present
receiver Jewett, however. expressed a hone
That ere long everything will be Satisfactorily
aTranged between those three trunk lines.
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ANOTHER TREASURY REMITTANCE
SHoRT-A bank at fredericksburg, Penn
sylvania, which recently sent remittance
10 the Treasury and which received notice
that IL was S2S5 short, has written the follow
ing letter to Treasurer Spinner: ''While you
are looking up that S40, 90 you might keep one
eye on our S2S5. IL seems your department
has more accuSprS now
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Mr.. EvARTs CLOSES HIS LONG SPEECH
MT. EYarfs concluded his eight days speech
IN behali OF Beecher yesterday the court sit
tlng long after the usual hour Of adjourn
ment TO permit him To finish. Mr.. EvartS
explained Mr.. Beecher'S unfortunately emo
tlonal letters as simply the outpOurings of
sensitive nature labOring under great depres-
sion, and being skilfully manipulated To- suit
he purposes of Tilton and Moulton. IL Mr.,
beacn commences for the plaintiff to-day the
case can hardly be DELAYED from going 10 the
jury later than the middle of next week,
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THERE is NO TRUTH in the report that
Cochise's band of Apaches is raiding outside
OF their reservation in Sonora, northern
Mexico. On the contrary, all advices re
ceived at the Indian bureau show that the
ApacheS are faithfully observing the treaty
which they made with Gen. Howard several
years ago.
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RRODREAD co.,
DEALERS IN
FINE DRESS GOODS, FANCY AND
STAPLE DRY GOODS, Etc.
HAVE REMOVED TO
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 9th and 10th sts.,
Where they will be glad to friends, customers
and strangers.
Beautiful Plain, Plaid and Velvet stripe GRENA.
DIMES. 21ac. TO SAB per yard.
Wamsutts A Beaehed Cottops, l5c,
Sutton Paris Kids, 81 IS.
BRODHEAD q CO.,
myBtr 939 Penn. ave-, bet. 9Th and 10th SITS
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THE CIVIL RIGHTS CONTEMPT CASE IN
GALVESTON.-In the case of the proDrietorS
OF the Galveston News, cited before the Uni
tea states district court, in session in that
clty,by Judge Morrill, for contempt, growing
out OF an editorial in the News of saturday
last commenting on the recent civil rights
case before mat court, an answer To the sum
mons was filed yesterday. The counsel for
court i'm such matters of contempt and saw
that such procedure is contrary to the law
and practice of the United States. Judge
MOrflil held the case uDdpT AL
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A FRESH MIDDLE IN NEW HANPSHrRE
The appeal TO the supreme court of New
Hampshire TO interfere with the action of the
governor and cOancil in unseating two mem
bers of the state senate has failed, the court
deciding that the questions raised do NOT
come within its jurisdiction. The democrats
gain their majority in the senate, and the
seeding republicans have returned to their
seats but the trouble is not yet over The
house OF delegates, in which there is a con
sldera bic republican majority, wishes to 20
INTO an election for governor, but the senate
refuses ON the plea that the legal time for
such election has passed. If this pretence
holds good the president OF the senate, who is
ademOcrat, becomes governor.
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L'UR CHARTER.
Il The c6mmodiCus iron Steamer . Sn- u
PILOT BOY, .ssSS2.rskZ3I
having been specially fitted up for EXUfYRS11Vs
can be Chartered on reasonable terms. Apply to
n. L. FITZHUGH, A. gent,
may2l 3m 9Th street wharf
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PIANOS. dc.

THE COLIBRI tHUMMISG Bird PIANO.
IRE neatest, the smallest and the cheap-->
eel trst-eisss ssyen.Octaye Piano evertz$&$
hsde. u. l.. WILD BIO, Sole Agents, ftNNTF
70 4th street northwest. half square above Patent
SGee One hne Piano, but little used, for sale at .
bafkAih marl6-tr
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ADJUSTMENTS.

n O C T. e
y FOR THE BENEFIT OF
ST. JOHNS CHURCH 4TBELTSVILLE
RY PROF. FAIRBAMB.
AT AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
FRIDAY EVENING, June 11th.
Tickets 20 cents. Je9-2
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TOR EXCURSIONS,
The Steamer SUE, Capt. Jas harper ana Elk.
PRESS, Capt. }. z. Barker, can be eT-
Chartered for Excursions, E.ssssfs..fs-s-1N
These are large and commodOus Bay Steamer,
and are nrst class IN al their appointments and are
admirably adapted for Excursions,
For full informant on "A pnly to
STEPHENSON BRO, Agents,
hayiJ-im lRep.I 9TH street Wharf,
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NATIONAL THEATER.
TRULY GREAT DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS.
june and IL.
AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
The Accomplished Actor.
kOBERT McwADE.
In his natural and picturesque impersonation of
ZIP VAN WINKLE:
UR, The SLEEP OF TWENTY YEARS
MIR. MCWADEfS extraordinary conception and
rendering of this peculiar character is entirely MS
own ard pronounced 70 be unsuT passed for tender
ness, pithos and power: and in London, where he
has lately closed most brilliant enga cement, it has
been pronounced 10y the press be worthy to share
the histriopic laurels with jefferson He will bs
Imported by q very superior Dramatic Company,
worthy Of public patronage.
Literal PTic.S-General a,lms sion only 80 cents;
reserved dress circle, 20 cents orchestra circle 30
cents; reserved orchestra chairs ST. gallery % cts
Box sheet open on Friday morning
On Monday next, first and only Benefit in this
CIty OF manager It y BARTON. je9-tf
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THE HORRIsTOWy TRAGEDY.
brutal Murder of a LADY,

MoRRISTowN. PA. NAV 2o.-rae A. still
great excitement here over the brutal mar
der OF Miss Mary Ann Whitley, at the resi-
dence Of James X. WCikle. her sisters huS-
band. near Trappc. on TUESDAY last Mr..
and Mrs Neiklc started from home for this
place ina the morning. Weikle HAVING been
called OF a jory. They left AZ home Miss
Mhithy and a hired hoy. named Thomas
Francis CurleN, aged about Is. The latter
mas been arrested ON suspicion OF being coa-
cerned In the murder. Yesterday John
herpst was also arrested. He answers tire
description given by the boy Curley al a
tramp whom he ALLEGED he had seen leaving
the house during the afternoon. and on whom
he endeavored 10 throw suspicion. HerpSt
had been complained Of by GO woman Tor fol-
lowing her. and was captured while trying u
chamber into a ward in town. His account OF
himself was thar be- - mp from Rea ling aud
was peddling brushes. II Is hoped that tie
coroEer's investigation will throw some light.
on The mystery.
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SINGULAR srATEME>ToF THE DYING NAN
The serious shooting ARRAY AT the North
ern Central railroad depot. on Calvert street.
on Tuesday morning. excited a great deal OF
public attention, and yesterday the matter
was discussed in every section Of the city.
VIM. Maxwell remains in jail, awaiting the
result of the wounds. while the wounded
man, VIM. n. Westaway, remains at the
Washington University hospital in a weak
condition; the attending physician having
but faint hopes OF his recovery. He has made
the following statement:-I boarded with the
Maxwell family for some time, and was,
therefore, very intimate with both Mr.. and
Mrs. Maxwell. Last summer Mrs Maxwell
asked me 10 meet her al Lutherville, a. she
was going there to an entertainment. After
ward she insisted upon my going with her.
but a. her husband was very jealous Of her
was To go on the same train, but not in the
same car until after we had gotten out Of the
city. i missed that train, but took one later
in the day, and met her. On the way back,
during conversations, Mrs. Maxwell pro-
fessed 10 love me "better than any living
man." her husband not excepted. A short
time after this Mrs. Maxwell accepted an in
Before dinner We were talking about
some man who was living with a
giTl to whom ne was not married
versation, and asked her ii she woald like
TO live with me in the same manner. 10 which
she said yes, but not just then. On the way
home attempted 10 take liberties with her.
which She resented. On last Saturday !
merely stopped at MaNwellis store door TO
inquire the price of peculiar flower plant.
and Mrs. Maxwell insisted upon knowing OF
some reports which had heard OF her. Al
first refused 10 tell her, preferring that my
wife should tell her. Mrs. Maxwell persist
cd that should tell her then. j told her thai
the remark had heard about her was, thai
It's not all gold that glitters." at which she
took offence, and called me a liar. All this
occurred outside of the store, and not IN my
room, as is reported. / Immediately LEFT aud
went home. and related all that had occurred
10 my wife. The voice OF the wounded man
was weak. and the ten minutes having eN-
pired the Interview terminated with an ex-
preston Of a wish from WeStaway that his
"dying statement" might be published IN
full.-Bdlf. Gazette, 18th.
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THE HECKLEyBCRG CEyrEy.
NAL.

Nav Nokk. May "a Charlotte, n e.
dispatch reports that the ceremonies attend
hg Tie celebration 81 the one hundreith an
niNsrSary OF the Mecklenburg declaration OF
moe pendence commenced at noon yesterday
ty TIE raising OF the national flag on lnde-
Iendence square. Thousands OF people were
present. and sent mp an immense shout as
The nag Vas thrown 10 The breeze. Addresses
were delivered by Gov. BrRgdon and Col
johnston. mayor OF Charlotte. Rands of
music played at intervals during the cere-
monies. After the Gag raising the crowd
proceeded 20 Carolina park. where the races
took place In the evening there was a pro-
ossion, and The town was Illuminated. An
eAtShslke programme has been arranged Coz
tne ceieoratlon which takes place to-day.
Aetopht Won't " eep HOLIDAY.
MEMPHIS. May 2o-NotwithSfandllIgt The
prOclRmations OF the governor and rnavor In
reference 10 the observance OF TODAY a. a
holiday ln honor OF The Aecklenburx centen-
NAL. the stores and business houses arr omen
as usual. Tonight, however. a mas meet
ing will be held ~ the theater and addresses
made by several citizens Ina reference % the
day.
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MRS. LINCOLN SENT TO AN INSANE AsY-
LUM.-MrS. Lincoln has at last been sent 10
an asylum FOR the treatment of the inS ane
Shortly after the assassination of her hus-
band she Is said 10 have shown unmis TAXA
bic symptoms OF mental alteration but her
irlends hesltated 10 have her adjudged a
lunatic. The sale OF her wardrobe az a Neu
York auction room will be remembered She
was sent TO the Illinois state asylum for the
INSANE at Batavia, on the petition Of her son
Robesi. who, after long forbearance, was at
last obliged 10 perform most painful duty.
The unfortunatS mother was present i'm court
when the order was passed, and reproached
"Oh, Robert. to think that my sen would ever
have done this"
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THE STRIKING MINERS.
The Men In the Cleariield Region
Want tn Work.

NEW YORK, May 20th.-A dispatch from
Osseola, Pa, May 10Th, says: The strike in
the Clearfield mining region is virtually
ended. A majority OF the miners i'm their
several districts voted last night 10 return
TO work at the old rates, provided all were
that the operators would not permit the
leaders of the strike 10 work in any OF the
mines in the region, the vote of the district
meeting simply meant the men knew they
uDcoLditionally
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Mr.. PoRTERs Defence OF BEECHER.-
After our Geographic report OF che argument
closed yesterday, he referred to Mrs Tilton's
idolatIous love for her husband, as evinced
in her letters, from some of which he quoted
woman whom her husband asked to be stoned
as an adulteress knelt to him as God, ana
loved him as she loved her Redeemer. TINS
woman, standing at the grave OF ner hoy,
they world have you believe stood within
nine Cionths and a half Of the grave Other
ow., honor. Did any woman who had com
.nitted adultery ever write sucn iesteTS Oh
/ love, admiration and confidencey MI. For
ter continued somewhat in this strain up TO
the hour of adjournment.
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THE TEXAS BORDER WAR.
(Ortina.s Men Among the Raiders.

BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, May 20.-The Mex
lean cavalry has been stationed at various
Gen. Cortina has had difficulty with Sc
nor Trevino, living near Reynosa. Trevino
was informed of the theft Of some cattle. He
found the thieves, and recognized them as
servants Of Cortina, and riding up 10 the
party informed them that they must 60 with
dim before the alcalde. They fired upon him
and be returned the fire, killing one man aud
wcunding another.
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FOREIGN VEINS.
Thn L<nu~a.a nf Ma

LONDON, MAY GA dispatch from ~
Petersburg SAYS the Russian government
will await the replies OF the several states &
It's communication in relation 10 the cOnfer
encc upon the uSa-eS of war
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FAST HORSES on PRESIDENT GRANTS
MISSOURI FARM.-The party repaired 10 the
az tue very excellent track a short distance
from the stables. Peacemaker and Hamil
tonian were first trotted out, and very
pretty contest was witnessed. Peacemaker
came in six lengths ahead, making the mile
in PAS. with the track not in the best condi-
ton for speeding. Blanche, Messenger fiily,
was next brought out, and made il I'm 40.
~ I1sIiS DeJllOc,Nf.
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THE GRAssHoPPER CURsE.-Already the
Young grasshoppers have appeared again In
western Missouri, in Minnesota, and In
Kansas. The very buds and leaves on the
trees have been devoured by these pests
wherever they have appeared, and terrible
loss and suffering are threatened.
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Tour Men nroxue,l

DETROIT, May so.-By the cap>iziug OF a
yacht to-day IL Detroit river N. e. Barker
and three others, the names OF whom are IN
known. were drowned. M Bankers body
was recovered.
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rICE president WILSON.
Westward the Star Of Empire. Ae.

arrived here at $50 p. m. yesterday. He is in
excellent health and delighted with his recep-
ton by the people OF Kansas. He was sere-
naded and subsequently addressed the null
titude in front OF the hotel. He leaves for
Denver at = p. IN. to-day, arriving there to-
morrow evening, and Will remain there four
days.
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AT THE LOUISVILLE RACE COURSE yes
terday, the first race, Kentucky Oaks for
three-year old Niles, mile and a half dash,
was won by Ninaigrette; time, 2-399. Sec
ond race. ladies' stakes, for two-year old
fillies, half a mile dash, with nine starters.
was won by Lady Clipper; time, 052 Third
race two and one-eighth mile dash. for as
sociation purse. was won by Monmouth,
time 3.4s4. This latter time Is the fastest
ON record by q second and quarter.
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Ernncc at the CeniennInI

PARIS. May h.-ihe superior comm iSsiOn
upon interna tional exhibitions, az a meeting
held yesterday. decided 10 appoint two com
missioners la represent France at the Pnila-
delphia Centennial exhibition. one Of whom
must reside I'm the United states and the
other i'm France. Resolutions were also
adopted 10 render the mission effective. The
commission will ask the assembly for a
credit of 60o.CO0 francs 10 cover expenses OF
the French REPRESENTATIVES,
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THE CONVENTION OF Catholic union benev-
olent societies, in session at Cincinnati, yes
teriay adopted a new constitution, and
pa ssed resolutions denouncing Bismarck and
his battle against the church in Prussia, and
expressing sympathy for the Pope.
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billiards m Riftsburx.

PIrTsBURG, May 2o.-The match game oil
billiards for $500 held last night between
John Bessenger, Chicago, and VIM. Do1d,
P,ffsburg, French carom, 500 points up,
Resseneer giving Dodd Us points. The latter
won making the requisite $50, while his OPP
ronent had only scored SAG.
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RfHe.

TRENTON, n. J., May 2o-A fire in Speel-
er,s pottery last night caused q loss of s. 900
The flames were confined to the main build
ing and ware-room: II was insured, ine 6,i
ing FRANKLIN, OF Philadelphia. 50 600; Reil-
ance, OF Philadelphia, 5000; North Ameri-
can of PHILADELPHIA, IS 600.
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Suteide of a Ne1hod,s, Minister

NJ lDDLf hORO. No, May 3n.-keY. Charles
:. Macready, pastor Of the Methodist EplS-
copal Society here. committed suicide this
morning by cutting his throat with a razor.
Family troubles causing depre sion OF spirit.
prompted the act.
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C~utenps q Cours.

PHILADELPHIA Nay 2o.-The case Of con-
,empt OF court between Judge Briggs and
isVyer Heyerin, arising out Of the conduct
n TIE latter in the Gerdemann case, was set
tied to-day by Heverin being nned one hum
dred dollars.
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TIE MINING TROUBLES and outrAges still
continue In Pennsylvania. The strikers still
adhere 10 their determination not 70 work
unless their demands for higher wages are
complied with
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THE FUNERAL OF GEN. BRECKINRIDGE
ocok place at Lexington, KY, yesterday,
and was attended by the state oficers and
many other distinguished persons. The
funeral, which was conducted by the Knights
Templar, drew together an immense thr0ng
In THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY yesterday Mr.
Batbie announced the resignation OF twent y-
one members Of the committee Of thirty.
elections would be held to NIL the vacancies.
vTo-day il systematically Get apart Is q
holiday In Tennessee In honor OF the Neck
lenbufx centennial celebration.