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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09

Judge Davis is the first Justice Of the
Supreme Court that ever resigned his place
on tnat bench to accept chair in the Sen
ate.-Ex.
Odd. We presume it is because he is the
only Justice OF the Supreme Court who ever
had the opportunity.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09

People may say what they will about
Grants administration as it draws near its
| close, but Grant was at least elected, and
that no man can honestly say of his sue
cessor.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09

What a blessing to the poor would be
such wholesome purifier and preventive Of
be distributed among them. Why don'l
some philanthropist act on this hint. De.
pot, Crittenton's. No, Sixth Avenue. New
York.
, bsswe, tosss. Aassk
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09

DIR Elliott Cone says that many thou
sands of birds are annually killed by flying
against telegraph wires on the Western
plains. In days journey he saw over q
hundred bodies, mostly of larks, lying under
the wires. In one spot the number indicat-
ed that a flock had flown across the wire,
some Of them striking it with fatal force.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09

T. is estimatpd that there ha- been a. much
eool timber de-tr,ycd by fir Ia Erir counl>
during the pas thirty years ~ there ia now
lrii altogether
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09

The veteran Republican editor, Samuel
Bowles, became so disgusted with the sick
ening revelations of the testimony taken be-
fore the house committee, that he wrote to
his paper, the Springfield Republican, that
all Republicans of any character or stand
ing, in Washington, had ceased to defend
the Louisiana returning board. And yet
there is not a canting hypocrite who belongs
to that party who is not glad to accept the
fruit OF the returning boards villainy
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09

Bread hereafter is to be sold in Reading
by the pound instead of by the loaf Those
failing to comply with the ordinance will be
fined So and those found using improper
or unwholesome material in preparing bread
will be fined $25.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

TN pursuance of nm order of Dclano G. CAL
| 4 Win, Esq, surrogate OF the County NJ New York,
uiice Is hereby gytt 10 I'll persons having clilus
against Chnrlnte Eyer, late df Cntawssa, fennsSl-
vnnin but leaving assets Wtliu the city ana county
/ of New York. deceased, TO Irescut The same With
vouchers thereof to The subscriber at his onlre, No.
9s all street In the ity of New YORK on or l., fore
/ the eighteenth daN OF June next.
I Dated, New YORK; the seventh day of December
/ 1916
FREDERICK c. HAVE EYER,
| Decision XeCutor.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09

The suit against General Belknap, in
Washington, has been dismissed by order of
the Attorney General, in accordance with
the directions of the President. The reasons
for the dismissal are the improbability of a
conviction on the evidence and the long suf-
fering of the accused and the great expense
to which he has already been subjected. Al
it IS not likely he would have been convict
ed by a Washington jury, the people have
not really lost much. Exit Belknap.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09

A policeman recently arrested Carlisle's
Chief Burgess Vert for fast driving, took
him before Chief Burgess Vert, who heard
the testimony. Chief Burgess Vert fined
Chief Burgess Vert and Chief Burgess Wer
paid his fine.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09

Birds are reported dying by the thousand
in New England, where the the great depth
and long continuance OF the snow prevent
their getting It tthe seeds and grubs on which
they usually live. Many people, both city
and country, have large aocks which they
feed daily, but the great mass are starving
to death.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09
or desired from public officers any partisan

nisbed and the perfor,. ance of his duties sat
isiactory, They held that appointments
to office were not To be made, nor expected,
merely as rewards for partisan services, nor
merely on the nom nation of members of
Congress as being entitled in any respect to
the control of such appointments.
Inc 'act 'nat o"'o tne great pnutlea, par
ples prior To the election. gave y prominent
place to the subject of reform If rur civii
.rrvire, recognizing aud Stronple uigiug ,ts
necessity IN terms almost identical IN ih-ir
specific iopur with those have here em
plny 81. mus he accepted ~ conc.r-ivc ar
gunan "a behalf o' tur-s m,t-ur uIst
be regarded AS The expression q the an ted
vote. and viii Of the Whole country uupr
the snhjeet aud both political plri arr
virtually pledged TO give iC their uurc,ervcd
support.
~ ..-,,... .,..,.L -, -. p...;J.,,
~" ''' "''''' "''''"'' '' '''''''
The President of the Unite States OF
necessity owes his election to office TO the
| suffrage and Jealous labors of political
party, the members of which cherish with
ardor and regard as of essential Importance
the principles of their patty organization.
But he should strive to be always mindful
of the fact that ne serves his party best who
serves the country best.
p..o,o,,.nd,,;o,
In furtherance OF the reform we seek, and
;mnortance / recon- mend an Amendment Ito to
the Constitution, prescribing term of six
years for the Presidential office, and forbid
ding reelection.
| The Hard TYn,s
l
| win respect 70 the hnanciai condition OF
the country, ! snail not attem pit an extended
history OF the emoaorassment ana prostra-
ton which We nave suhered during tue past
three years Inc depression IN All our varieo
Commercial aho manulaclutins interest'
througnout tns country wnich oegan III
september, 1910, stiii CONTINUES. IL Is yer!
gratilying, ho"ever, TO De aole 10 say tina
there are ihdications aii around US on com
ing change 10 prosperous times. opon th'
CURE ncy question, intimately connected A.
1t Is with thls topic' 1 may oe permitted tt
iePeat nere Tue sla'enen' msoe Ia my lei
Ter OF aeeeptahce-that, in my judgment
the ieehn~ OF uncertainty lnseparAoie IRON
sh irr zee "ao,r paper currency, win "
haHns'po l. I" VALUES Is one "i the creates
nn'"cies L" return !" pro'pt,ous Times
ihf on :We currency Is one wh'ch rests npo'
convertible into coin. adhere to the view
nsre'o"a1 '; eAp'tsseu u" ne his ~ ,sso' o, 0o
elesslonnl ,eei''a.n,n ia pena,i o, An ear.
satisfied not only that it is wise, but ths
the interests as we ~ the public sentimen
Of the country imperatively demand it.
O,. Ears;,, p.l,,;o,.
'''S'' 1'''''''"''
Passing from these r. marks upon the con
dition OF our own country to consider ou
relations with other lands, we are reminde,
by the International complications abroad
threatening the peace of Europe, that ou
traditional rule of non-interference in tn
ana'so W mie,gn na'loIs nas proved oi grea
ah.a.,nd I'D pos" rh. ;"u "N I ous". w ye s.,'os'
S"nnrsd ,r.decsssnr % pr.S;SSn, s'FG GrayS, oS u" =
a"hm;,,;,pp 'o orbi,ra,,;o, rr.va o,o.,;nu. !; !
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BLOONISRURG MARKET.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE.
note for twentv-fnur dollars and odd cents. In
ia or Of Ezekiel cole signed h, Ale dated nbnur
Aprl 9Th. 1874 has been lost by the owner \utce s
hereby given that the viii not be paid as W
| note has been given 10 Its stead. -
EZEKIEL COLE
March o. lsTT-3w.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09
D RPH ANS COU RT SA l.
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue OF an order OF the Orphans Court OF Co.
lambda county, the undersigned, administrator OF
Daniel Murrey, viii expose to sale on the premises,
al two O'Clock p. m. on
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09

Judge Moses, of the Supreme Court Of
South Carolina, is dead.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09

From Alphonso Taft's annual report is
CLEANED the interesting information that the
country has recently paid $3.50 for a portrait
of Laudaulet Williams, which is intended
to adorn the Department of Justice. A rare
legacy for the generations yet to come.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09

q aMOI<E, SCOT and Coal Gas. from defective
- drafts, prevsnted. No more worry with nres
for cooking or heating. send stamp iOr circular 10
HENRY COLFURb, I2j Slasul ST., Philadelphia
Dec2y, ',6-ly.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09

Under floor at the mint at Paris the
strange discovery has been made of 100, 900
in twenty centime pieces bearing the dates
Of 1866 and 1867. No one seems to know
under what circumstances the sum was hid
d,n.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09

TXEtUTOR'S MOTT +.
r. ESTATE or n sfEi HEM NGHR DECD
Letters Testam ntary on the estate Of Dantfl Hen
uingrr, late OF Beaver township. columbia county
deceased have been granted ny the Reg-t-r OF said
COUNTY to John irnninger anl Gideon NnsS, VI ,'ea
yer township co umbit county Executor, to whom
all persons i,debtsd are requeete to IN X pa ment
and those having claims ur demand agan.t TIE said
estate will nuke them known to the said Exrcut jrs
without delay. .....
JOHN HENNINGER,
GIDEON NU>S,
March 9 6w. Executors.
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4 UDlToR's NOTICE.

4 UDIlOR > MI lOE,
IN The m ,Hfr Of HE sal ofhe personal property Of
SmHd TJrab1ch ariS VI Hss. iute tnttag
as TTRb1cd &c Hss.
tn undersigned Au lit1r TO make distribution OF
the proceeds at ing from The sale OF the personal
pfoHertN OF rurnDuh Hes, an Iny tn, plrtiaf en-
tilted TO receive tFe same viii AIT nd TO the dil-
ties OF his appointment, at the Once OF ~amu,l
kn0rr. IN Bluumsblrg, un Wednesday, March 2lst,
1871 at 0 O'Clock N vh'n and where all persons
having c1 IN against the said It tie, are re1ni ed
to present the same b fore the AuutOr. ol be de-
barred from coming IN for share Of said fund
II, Z. BITTEN In ER,
Feb 20, 'T6-4w. - udt0r.
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ASSlGXEt'S SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE !

BY virtue OF an order is led out OF the Court OF
common Pleas OF Colum Ma county, tn undersigned
AS gace for the bene1t o the creditors Of Abraham
Miller Will expose to PuJl1 sale at tue
CIVILIANS HOTEL"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09

in the village Of Lghtstreet, In said township
ed by the main road two alleys, and lot OF samue
Betz, with the appurtenances.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ten per cent OF one-fourth O
he parchase money TO be paid at the striking down
Of the property the onefourh less the ten per cen
at the confirmation absolute OF sale, and the remain
ing three-fourths In one ear thereafter with inter
est from confirmation nisi.
JACOB TERwILLIGER,
March s-ts Administrator.
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EXE UrOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF WILLIAM JOHNSON, DECEASED.

tctters 1rstHmrntary on the estate of WIN m
! N isu ltt' Of tit tvp. ~ greenwood. count. II
columbia. deccasod,hl teen granted 10y me gis
ter Of -ulU uiytu lfn Ihns.u ti s. .rc I p. All
irI5lus having ti iiu- agftst t r5ttt Oi tlc O. c.
dent are requested 20 ir,s ut thUn g. g -ttt CO... rnt
sud those pjyht-d ,tur estate &. u..kt ia, mcnt
to Ia an iirsislt ieNscl'p' Ytl1U ttt.
liza JNt NSoN.
Fob o. l7I1-iv' E,erUt0r.
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* IN 400 ~ ssx 4 hesas. ssnPsss worth @
snso0 80.
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Restoring tie South.

In the important work Of restoring the
South it is not the political situation alone
that merits attention. The material devel-
opment OF that section of the country has
been arrested by the social and political
revolution through which it has passed, and
now needs and deserves the cOnsiderate care
| of the National Government within the linn
its prescribed by the Constitution and wise
public economy.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09

I ask the attention of the public to the
paramount necessity of reform In our civil
service, reform not merely as TO certain
abuses aud practices of So called official pat
ronage, which have come to have the sane
tion Of usage in the several departments Of
our Government, but change IN he system Of
appoiatn.eat Itself. a reform that shall be
thorough. radical ana complete. . return 70
the principles aud practices of the toundsrs
q shs oosssnnsnG ytav asiGhss ssSss>sa
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09
Popular Education.

But an the basis of all prosperity, for that
rs well as for every part OF the country, lies
the improvement OF the intellectual and
moral condition of the people. Universal
suffrage should rest upon universal educs-
ton. To this end permanent provision
should be made for the support of free
schools by the State governments, and, II
need be, supplemented by legitimate aid
from National authority, Let me assure my
countrymen OF the Southern States that it il
my earnest desire to regard and promote
their truest interests, the interests Of the
equally, and to put forth my best efforts in
behalf OF civil policy whichwill forever
wipe out in our political affairs the color lin,
and the distinction between North aud Soutl
to the end that we may have not merely a
united North or united South but uniteS
country.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-09

/ IL rus c.Ttrg of WV BAR'BB, D'CD.
The M ler,l gprl Aydit1 u mdkc IL triblil0n q
tn hd m Il tp funds t4 & e buni II the
| Ad ului-rt'r ut1O iue puIt3 en'ited
utr,i'' lII ,tu as 10 I'M .jts" .. tpp lH' ',ntnt
| ,u at IlIds tir 2yu duy Of .Ir, 1870 when md
| where u person, uutinE claius aEuu-t the sail
estate are rtQug ted to prtSt the su.C d, re the
! A1 = ur ue Isurrc1 ilJm c1uiug IN ful share Uf
/ slid fial. =. l.. blLLMkIER,
| FEB. 49, Sfi-lw Auditor.
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March 2aw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-23
Serious Accident.

a large shree-story brick block &: Cedar
Rapids low', b"oueipg to Mulay l. Preston,
fell! at Que clock Moriay, while some twenty
men we're at work upon it, and Injured. mere or
less, some seventeen Of them. Ooe man was
tuken from the ruins dead. -Four or Eve men
have injuries from which it i, believed they
cannot survive. Tha following is Il list OF the
Victims SO far as are yet asecrtaIned: Killed,
David Anderson; wounded, George Scuic, one
arm and shoulder blade trokcn, head badly
crushed and serious internal injuries; David
Soule, both legs broken and otherwise injured;
Willis Vance, pose broken, jaw Injured and
otherwise hurt; Geo. Muse, both legs broken
and other severe injuries; kssaGn, carpenter
and architect severely hurt abou; the head and
ouc hip dsloc,tcd; hleshcuon. seriously in
jurcd; A. Tcrren, badly huri; Beslcr, hip dis.
located; Patrick McDermo!t, very badly in.
iurcd, and Mcttc McDermott, bady injured.
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che GriSiS Ill France.

a telegram from Paris announces that fresh
changes in the Prefcctoral administration we're
gazetted yesterday affecting fourteen depart.
mrul5 a letter from Senator KranIZ is pub.
Iishcd, adheriug 20 the manifesto 0i the Left,
and stating that he will cor,inuc to hOIi the
post Of Commissary Genera: Of the Exhibition
of 1878 as long as It is compat!n;e Hl:h the III.
deaeudenGG OF his vote.
LIE Temps states that the circulation OF ior.
egn newspapers in France will only BE- permit
ted after !. minute censorship. Some oi the
newly appointed Projects sbo@ 4 Gis;ucIiaation
to accept their posts.
The radical Depu.ies uIiev Louis h.4l:,
will drag up declaration Violently nvtIghlac
ness prudence and the employment Ct lawful
mcau5 20 secure the triumph Of rcpubi!c.clam.
a Paris correspondent says il is stated 10
we'll informed circles thu. the Government vii!
not have recourse 10 second mouths adjourn
ment Of The Chamber but will demand It's dis
scIuoa FROM the Senate as s0on as Parliament
meets again NJ Gsmbc.ta is goiug to visit
Lyons, Marsecs and other large PROVE
toTns 20 supcrillcnd Republican resistance. Ii
is said that four Lagitwist Senator's, uo;ats.
fed with ;hc Governments intentions concern.
ing the clerica! question, have decided 10 ioiu
the Left 10 refusing to gTaDi dissolution.
Vice Admiral GuqUcl Do5;1uche$, hasit:
mist, has accepted The Ministry C Marino.
The protest Of Tie Left has Row been signed by
three hundred and siZy-ona deputies, mo:c
than lwo-thrds CT the Chamhar.
The Pail Ma. Gaz4'te ol this ;.ttcr2 y1n has
Paris dispatch sayior that President Nae
Mahon Las requested D9u Carries - ic2:e
France 10 night.
The Tines Paris disp2t;i has The folio "iu& ::
France will doubtless pronounce overwhelming.
ly against President MacMshon at the elections
even il the Senate gives majority IN favor Of
dissolution. which is very doubtful. The re
rusaI Of the Senate to auhoriz, Il dissolution
would inevitably Cause MacMaHon's resigra-
tion.
The Times Pagia dispatch says the Bou;so
opened very frm On tuesday ai about tie
highest Guo:aioUs Of the day, but The strooS
tendency was soon checked b. The news tina!
Prince Bismarck had tccu recalled to Berlin.
This 10 tie present sensiii:a safe ii the mar
kct told with rapid severity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-23
The Races.

Yesterday vas the opening Of the spring
meeting of the Maryland Jockey Club at PIN.
lico. The three.quarter milo dash was won by
Explosion 10 1:l94 Lorillard's Idaa took
the Chesapeake stakes. mile and quarter, in
2:I93. The Handicap stakes, miles heats, re.
suited 10 victory for Doswelps Outcast, in
Lac, J:47 and Isl. Iiolbrook won the half
mile heats Tor gentlemen riders, and Waller the
steeple CHASE The favorites were beaten 10
the first race and the handicap.
The winners ut the Point Breeze (Philadel-
phia) trotting races yesterday were Frank, best
time 2:35, and Gen. Howard, best time 232
The unfinished race from last season for 81, 900
was finished. Little Mary winning the one re.
manning heat in 2:35, and, having won two heats
last year, took the first money. Matte Lyle,
who also won two heats last year, took the Sec
ond money.
At Louisville yesterday the first event was
for the Association purse, dash one and quar-.
ter mile; eight starters. Janet won in 2:l2s,
EIemi second, Bob Wooley third.
There were twelve starters for the Kentucky
Derby, dash of mile aud halt. The race
was won by Baden Baden, Leonard second and
King William third. Time 2.SS.
Five starters 10 the third race, mile heats;
they we're Emma G., Bonnie King, Faro, Grit
sod Mamie Gray. Courier was the favorite.
Faro won the first heat Mamie Gray second,
Courier third; time l.439; Emma G. won the
second heat, Courier second, Faro third; time
l.44s. Emma G. won the last heat and the
race in l:47a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-23

Journal ordering the formation Of tea more d.
operating army.
The Sultan will, in few days. replace Redlt
Pasha by more competent war minister.
LONDON, May pa Vienna dispatch 10
the Times says: Tie Sheik u Islam proclaim
ing holy war against Russia aud the almost
Simultaneous announcement from Constantine
pie that the departure of the Sultan for the Da.
Dube has been decided upon would seem to shc~
that the advice Of those who ell al0Og locked
upon the present struggle as one of existence
Tor the Ottoman empire has gained the aseeu
deucy in the couociIs Of the Porte.
The Daily Ielegraph's Pcra dispatch says
A portion Of the Abraham garrison took the
road to Ardanatsch, having Gu. lis way through
the Russian column which endeavortd 10 ln
tercept it.
The Russians are said to have closed iu upon
the rear of Batoum, which is once more serious.
Iy threatened.
BERLIN, May 23. The North German Ga
zetle states that Russia has declared to Iuus
that if military or pccuniary aid il rendered to
the Sultan the Bcy nu:t prepare 10 see his
capital bombardcd.
The TUBS Government is also diSGuietcl -
the concentration Of French force On tbs
frontier.
LONDON, May. ga Vienna dispatch to
the Daily Telegraph announces bat the Aus
TITAN Governments attention IS rvetcI Oh the
increasing agitation in Hungary. There ia eager
clamor for war amongst all classes
Tie Daily News Bucharest dispatch reports
that at six o'clock Oh Tuesday morning tie
Tuk1 fired from Rahova at an Austrian steam.
err, which after scYera! shots caught fire.
A Vienna dispatch to the News says: From
Ce,tpje it is announced that Montenegro la:
post porcd the recommenGamcGt OF ho-!!tlcs
until the Russians have actually crossed The
| Danube.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, May 22-Thc Chamber
Of Deputies has voted resolution demanding
the impeachment of MahmoGd Ncddin Pasta
| Note. -hlahmond Ncddin Pasha Taa Graud
| V.zIer under Sultan Abdul Az, and wa:
known as a friend Of the Russana and a too
of Gen. lgnalietf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-23
Scratched Tickets.

To the editor of the ALerQadrM Gazette:
Allow word or lwo ia rGpy t. yclg cdlto.
rial Of last evening 10 regard to those who will
not support the entire conservative ticket as pre-
sentcd in the columns Of your paper. In the
first place, it requires lnorc brains, understand
iug and seiI-respcct than great many mcn
possess, to conceive how it is possible Tor them
to vote for renegade who year ago defeated
the regular nominee Of the conservatives aud
broke up the party, or, SO demora!iz,d it. as TO
be allowed to be a candidate at tho PRIMARY
election this year. 10 conclusion. if your con
science AID sense Of duty will give You no more
trouble 10 voting for such Candidates than
those who vote against them, you will re very
happy man, indeed. V.
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News of the Day.

During The session Of the Presbyterian Genc-
raj Assembly 10 Chicago yesterday greeting was
received from the Presbyterian Church South,
whose Assembly is 10 session at New OreaDs'
me telegram SAYS the Southern Assembly dis
annrovss of that part of the Northern Assem-
hlr's grestius which onits reference tc the
main nart Of their paper scot to Brooklyo from
Savannah. and says if our bfothers of the
Nnr,hern Church can meet % those tcrlGs.
which truth and righteousness seem to require,
then we are ready to establish such relations
with them during the present session CT the
Assembly.
Yesterday afternoon as Antoine George, Hen,
~ Knauss, Charles Ruhl and Albert fraukan'
burg were engaged frcscoiug the ceiling Of the
Catholic Church of the Holy Cross IN Bail-
more, the scaffold gave way and they fell sky
feet to the floor. Kuauss struck his head upon
the side of a pew, producing conclusion OF the
brain, from which he died 10 about twenty, MI
nutcs, Frankeuburg was terribly bruised about
the body, and Ruhl fell on his lett shoulder
disocatiDg his arm and receiving severe inter
nal Injuries. George escaped With severe
bruises of his right arm.
The coal companies will make soInc large
auction sales in New York next week. o.
Tuesday, May %. the Delaware and LackaWar
na Company will sell 5000 tons, aud 90 tn
same day the Pennsylvania Coal Company vii
sell 70 600 tons. On Wednesday, May 81, the
| Delaware and Hudson Canal Company Will sci
100000 tons.
The International British Associations calo
braton, in Petersburg, commenced yesterda!
under the most au spicous circumstances. Dale
| cations from Canada and nearly all sec'lons
| the country we're present. A grand RECEPTION
was given last night in honor OF the bl!'lS!
settlers in Virginia.
George A. Austin, Of Bow, n. H., assauIt9
bis wife, lust night, and was fatally shot b" III
stcpson, VIM. j. Flanders, q lad OF II year
old. Some of the bullets wounded Mrs. Aus
tin, nccessitatiog amputation Of her right arm
The Forty Eighth anniversary of the Brook
Ign Sunday School Union was celebrated /
that city to day and it is estimated that sbou
DO, 900 children participated 10 it.
Richard Taylor, President Of the Marin
Bank of Norfolk, died there Monday.
Mr.. G. D. Slaughter, an oldorly gentleman
committed suicide, near Danvillc, last Sunday