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National Republican., 1879-05-28

Arrivcd-Bonts II G Hicks, William Hooth, John
c Reed. Dr q l. Porter, a HeIgler, l. l. Mouse, and
sparrow
Ccared-Boa,s l. l. Mouse, IeiGlcr, Robert Shrl-
yer, NJ : IIaines, II y Gordon, j NJ Kuhn, s ,mucl
Henry, NJ DARBY, sparrow MitChlc Mayned IL
lIlcslun, l. Miller LoudIun, Hubert, Litile Nan,
NJ Ruben, VI Farnsncr. L : Sewers, l. 2Zie ana Phil
lie. 4 + MCtHrdell, NJ Iico, q w knOdc, W III Lowe,
II X Phillips, \ II Brhdt j Lynn, H. and Rcgulus
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AND TRADE.
MONEYARY MATTERS.
Now Yorl, Money Market.

sew YonK, May % 1874.
Tie exports ofdomestle products for the week were
sjs72G57
Money was active to-day at i7 per cont, closing at
sac
Foreign exchange was firm ut is7Y6lss for long
anl $3.50 misoN for demand.
Government bonds were weak and ii@A per cent
lower.
state bonds were dull.
l,airoW bonds were active md irregular. Iron
Mountain tArk0nsas brnnch) lirsts declined to 0S
kos1s and Texas irsts to ca sgGsA, Burlington, Ca-
dar Rapids and Northern hr5tg to sl'imSl't Chicago
Burlington und quincy seconds consolidated to lH3s
St Paul gold IS to i1O's Kansas Pacific c tvcnwOfth
Branrh, with coupon .ccrtHcncsl TO Sl'a, Ahol ana
Tcrrc llautc seconds preferred to si@sti, Wnb sl
seconds Tex cOup0n) to s7s, do cOnveribles to Wa
and Great Western seconds lex coupon) TO S5s. New
Jersey Central incomes declined from 05a to G5 while
DO adjustments advanced from 10l,s to 1O!. Iohigh
Morris ana E,scx iIrgtsto i2 ~ DciHwarc ana Hudson
rtRlTercu hrst ot 1851 To l03s Hudson River second
Cinclnna and Springfield nrsts guaranteed by CCC
and tom'., Nashville anu Chnttnnoo.n iirss to lh,
sm frdnc'ro s,condt lc'ss ~ to a. do (cnss @ to
i2 and Chesapeake amt ohio currency Gs {, 2l'..
lh- sperulntion ON the stock Exchange wa. charcc-
ielIel by much activity and the fluctuations In prices
Mri" 10Th wide aud frequent. The market opened
Grcsginri ihe G,nng r. telegraph, and trunk.line
shares were weak. In the eilly dealings firm tuur
Nahcu sW.lt per cent DurtuE tue ut, rnouu, under
lhn lnillnntc OF n more stringent money market
Gl's. Wabash which nsu,lvcrsey affected by reports
an extension to Detroit fell on from So, to 37. Tile
general lisi declined Aa2 per cent but IN the lnnl
act pns aggregated AZ OJJ shares. Of which iLn were
Ere. 51.OU were Lake shore. 1900 were Wabash
were Delaware. Lacgewannn and Western 1850 we've
New Jersey Central GO0l were Hannibal and ~ J,-
ern Union 800 were American District Telegraph,
all 900 were standard.
ltt mil l,.,,Htt .Ytr tIt,.Nt Nt,l.tttf ,Nrfsp
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FUTURE; DAYS.
rNrTrp STATES MAnsllAEs SALE.

NV virtue Of a writ Of npri ficins. issucd OFT Of
The clerk OCe Of tho Supreme Court Of the District
of Columbia ana 10 me directed, viii sell nt tublc
sale tor Cls ut tn court huuSc door Of sii District
on TUESDAY. the I7ih day of June, iSip ut II
O'CLOCK m all the rIsh, title. claim gnd interest OF
tie denudun' IN and to tho Wingdcscribpd prop
criy, 50 wit; TO lot one %. In Murgnus Eublvl,iun
ui part OF widows Mite known rs Oak lawn, In the
Diatrlct ur Columbia. being situated nt the nt"r,cl.
ion of Columbia IOad and Nineteenth street extend
cd, seized and levied upon rs the property uf Mar a
Y. SOddard to satisfy execution No. l1ljj at law III
favor of Matilda :. Hartman.
FRED'K DOUGLASS
Tnel States Marshal, District of Columbia.
JOHN All HERMAN, AuCtionpcr niv2S-lls
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RJTER AND CANAL NEWS.


Arrived -SChooners Two Il Others, ---, ITavre de
Grace, with coal n johnson Bros; John Turuy, -,
IIayro Il" Grace, with coal to Johnson Brus samuel
u Waite Bennett, Philadelphia, with coal to Muir
head a Co; Canton, Carroll, Philadelphia, with coal
TO Muirhend ~ Co: Father and Son, Bell BplimOro,
with cun-Ol to Talbot Il MCJnulcy: Alexis, Hancock,
llnvTc de Grace with y tons coal to Clarke Given.
ClcAred-S 'hoOncTs Fn her and Son, Bell, down the
river. lights Anna aui Ella Benton, Higgins, P"ila-
dcp.Iiu.
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IS GEORGETOWN, May -, 1879.
Cate-1he offerings 20 heal. all Of which sold
at ia5Ic.
ttsnGg.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY.
rVHOIAs BOWLING. Auctionccr.
RICH TURKISH AND PERSIAN GOODS.

TTNIONA7 DOWITNU, AUrU0ncrT
RICH TURKISH AND PERSIAN GOODS.
GREAT SALE TURKISH AND rEEStAS
WARTS-EIEGAS NJ CARPETS AND HUGS,
ANCIENT AND MODERN EMBNOlDElllES
pOTTEBIES, BRONIfS PERU MEltN, %C'
This collection Of the Turkish Bazaar Company, Of
Con-tAntinOplp, comprises M elegant assortment ol
DHghistan, fDkhnrn. lspahan, F"rohau, Ghuerd!os,
Caruman, kelm, and Comm Carpets and liigi. M
Client and Modern Embroidered Piano, Table, SOFA,
aud Chair Covers window Curtains, Bclsprtnds'
Scurs, Tides &c Turksh Pottcrirs, Swiss MNohtn'
Enumclrd Brunzos. Perfimcry. e.
The whnO tu be yold 1T suction, without reserve, on
WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY, May 2S ana -,
commencing each day at g:.D o'clock. at the crshnt
salcsroom, 1925 New York avenue, near Treasury DO
pRrtmeut.
on free exhibition Monday and Tuesday, May 20
TilOMhs BOWLING.
my2G.2t Auclioneer
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0TEAMROAT LIVES.

ctTEAMER MATrANO Captain H.
- william ". ByiCs), OH and after azsillS ye5o5
April %, leaves whnrf foot Ot Sixth e'5 tSSfcts'e
nnd n streets every Tuesday, Thursday, and sun
day, at n. M, for the Potomac River Landings.
ON sundays Tor MPttoN Creek, COtnns aud lnnding4
m IT. Clements Hay. ON Thursdays for Mnttov
Creek and landings in WlcOiuicO RIVER ON Tues
daya for COltOu's and landing IN Noinini Greek ITO
turning on Monday, Wednesday, md Frluay morn.
lngs. making Intermediate landings Also Chapel
Point on Wednesdays, CoulnHu up,
For further Information Inquire vt offices oi G l..
SHERIFF. No yls and lila pennsylvanil avenue, or
at Office. foot OF sixth and streets southwest,
my23tf q. r. JONES, Agent
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GENERAL MARK EI,S.


GronGETOwS. May q, Is71,
There were no arrivals OF grain to-day. Conge.
quCnty sales were restricted.
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Georgetown River Front.


Arrvcd-S hoonCrs + II OdIron, Cole, Boston light
Carrie : Hart Gibbs, Philadelphia,
Clrnrrd-EOnc,
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PROPOSALS.
pRorosALs ron STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT or THE ISTEutoH,
May IL, 1879.
Sealed proposals will he received at this Department
until ~ ~ clock me- Monday June ~, ls70 for furnish
Ing Stationery for the DepNrtmcnt Of the Interior
during the isCIi year ending juno ~, lsD.
Blank forms OF proposals. showing the Items ana
estimated quantities required, together With circular
relating thereto viii be furnished application to
this Department.
Proposals must be addressed 10 tho Gcc cnry Of the
Interior aud Endorsed "PropUSal3 for stationery
No contract will he awarded under this advertise
ment until an appropriation shall hpve boon madcby
Congress for the purchase Of the stationery rcquired
mylO CSCIiURI, Secretary.
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PROPO0AL0-
FOR sTATloNERY.
TREASURY DrrAgrvrvr.

TREASURY DErArwurwT.
May 81 1872
Sealed proposals for furnishing sauu0e,y 90 the
fiscal year ending June 30 1880 will be received ut
this department until the 18th day of June, loI' at IL
O'Clock m.
Iilnmk forms for bidding viii he furnished upon mp
Inc niGs viii be considered and accepted or rejected
item by item; aud tins advertisement nnd the pro-
ury. ana the bond accompanying The sEnH, shall con-
stutc the contract between The Government and the
bidder or bidders, and further contract VIII be OK
ecuiCl.
Thc articles contracted for must be furnished from
time tu time during the year nqmnntieS pursuant to
tEg orders of the Department. The entire quantities
wall however, BE- called for during tue year
Each proposal must he signed by the individual or
firm making 1t, aud he accompanied by bond, WIN
sufficient surcC-, In the sum OF two thousand dollars
CslOpl) approved by the United states officer of the
district hi which the surccs reside do business on
toned for furnishing such portions Of the articles as
may hc awarded under It, and tho performance OF the
contract.
All deliveries will he subject to inspection by an
pert dcacd for the purpose by the Secretary Of the
Treasury and the delivery of nm inferior article VIII
be deemed sufficient cause to anuul the contract nt
the option OF the secretary.
Deliveries must be free OF charge at the Treasury
Department, Washington.
The failure to comply with any order under the con-
tract Will operate II forfeiture of the entire penalty
OF the bond or the Secretary Of the Treasury may d
Of any articles rs shall be necessary to supply the
deficiency caused by such failure, and charge to the
contractors 80 per centum of the prltc which II shall
be found necessary to pay for such articles.
Proposals unnCCompauiCd by n satisfactory bond
viii not be considered and contracts will be awarded
only to established manufacturers OF, or dealers IN,
Propotals to bc addressed TO the undersigned and
marked Proposals for stationery
The Department reserves the right TO waive defects
aud reject rny or MI bids.
No awards viii bc made under this advertisement
until Congress shall have made the necessary apprO-
priatiOn. JOHN SHERMAN,
my2G Secretary Oi the Treasury.
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NOTICE no MOUNT VERNON PAssENGE
JNLAND AND sEABOARD COASTING COM.
pANN.
EOR NORFOLK, FORJRES MONROE,
md THE SOUTH.

stopping ut all tho principal River landings
on and after April 10 the new and {fsn7-'
swift steamers LADY OF THE t.>.tAssNsfsrt-
LAKE aud JANE MOSELEY lcnve-s-ftt ss.ss'e-s- sssss'es-s-
sixth street wharf every MONDAY, TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. at $50 O'Clock p. M,
and SATURDAY rt 9 p. m, connecting ut Norfolk
with the steamers to Boston, New York, Richmond
aud all railroad lines South.
FrstclnSs fare. 7j cents; round trip u. Second
class fare, 80 ceus round trip 20 cents. Good for "
days.
Freight at lowest rates.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON leaves sixth
stree iwhnrf every Monday at 4. m. for Nomini:
Thursday fnr Curroman, md saturday for Leonard.
town, stopping nt Intermediate landings going and
returning.
STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
The steamers JOHN GIBSON and j. c. KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier Al, East River New York, ev
cry saturday at Il. M. Georgetown Monday, and
Alexandria same dny.
Freight taken Mt lowest rates. Apply nj oncc under
National Metropolitan Bank, Finecith street. or Office
of agent foot OF sixth street Washington and J Wa
ter street, Georgetown. SAML BACON,
mchi President
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D. M. KEY,
Postmaster G enoral.
DROPOSALS FOR FUEL,

QCARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
u. :. MARISE CORrS,
WAsnINGToS, April %, 1870.
Scaled proposals, In duplicate, will be received
at this Office until II o'clock noon ofTlltRSDAG,
the 18th day of June next, for supplying wood and
coal to the United States Marines 1T one more of
the following stations, from ls July, 1879, to 3Oth
Imnp. lSSl,
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II. WVTW TTIW NTWNTTIE NTTVN5I
sONEWNNEST uDSDy.
Offered,

NJ Contral........ III IChcngo and NW.... Glii
n"......."......., ~ DO. prrcrrcd....... piI
Lake ShOrt........... 49, Rock Island ....,. E
illinois, Centrnl~,.... s6g Western Uulnn....... ilSS
flisIri s-............. ga New Jersey Central. iya
sUBTREAsUHy BALANCES,
~ VI tlIHINVIf
....... u To-, ,s5S
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w WATGEE ES!

English, Swiss, and American Watches, of
all sizes, In Gold and silver Cases OF tho
Finest Quality and the Newest stylcsof Dec
orntinn.
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IONS OF NOfuS Ol
coal. wood.
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. ....,,, llO 20
CharcstOwn, Massachusetts, ,.,.,... llO 20
Brooklyn, New York, including As
rstant Quarlcrmastcr's Onicc,
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lS 100
League Island, near Philadelphia,
Pa, including Assistant Quarter.
masters Onicc, Philadelphia. 20 100
Washington, District of Columbia,
including guard ut Naval Maga.
Zlllc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3uJ -
Annapolis Maryland. ................. %. 10
GOSpOrt. near Norfolk, NN......... 90 50
Mare Island California. 100 50
ONith the privilege of increasing the quantities
Onc.third)
Specifications, with' blank proposals can be oh.
tanned upon application at any Of the stations
named, or nj the Offices Of the QuNrtcrm0stcr, Wash
ngton, d. c.; Assistant QuNrtcnnnStcrs 226 South
Fourth street Philadelphia, Pa, and IN Broad street
New York,
Proposals should he mdorscd Proposals for
Fuel and addressed 10 the undersigned,
W. b. SLACK,
nplS Major and 0uOrtcTmaStCr
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EASY FEET.--DR. WHITE,

CHlROPODGSr of fifteen years practice throughout
the tnitel States and CanadaS, previous to being To-
corns, ,hunlons, bad nails, and other ailments of the
iCCt. Refers To the many eminent physicians, Su,-
gcons, and thousands OF other wcll-Kuown person
ages that rAtrOnize his establishments lilG Ptmnsyl.
Vnnia avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel.
Fee, ~ per visit ana
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JOINT EXCURSION

BY THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
DECORITION DIT, My 80.
To IIarper's Ferry Giound Trlp).......si 25
To FrcdcriclS (iound Trip)u........... / 90
Special Train leaves at y;iJ n.m. mv?7.a
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MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
AN IMPOSTER.
Review of the Affair and Further rar-
ticulars.
He Is Reported to have Wives i'll Several
Different Places.

Dover, May 20. Nearly Il year ago a
young man by the name OF c. VI. Stcadman
came to Dover, representing himself to he a
minister and wa, hired by the Baptist socic-
ty 70 occupy their pulpit He also represent
ed himself as married, and soon went East
for his wife
While gone a despatch came to him from
Bath stating that his wife had been thrown
from carriage and killed. He returned
from her funeral in great sorrow. but in Il
few months married Il respectable young lady
of Dover.
4 few weeks ago it was discovered that all
his eloquent sermons had been composed by
Rev. DIR. Storr, Later it was found that he
had no wife killed in Bath. and his reputa-
ton being thus compromised, he was dis
missed by the church and went West.
This morning the Observer prints letter
from gentleman in Petit Zodiac, New
Brunswick, stating that Stcaiman left that
place a year ago. leaving wife and two chill
dren, and stating that he was said to have
another wife in Providence, and moreover
was not a minister.
The case has caused considerable excite
ment, and it is hoped he will be brought to
Justice
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON, May 20. Garnet Wolseley sails
for Zululand tomorrow.
PARIS, May 80. The canal congress
adopted the Panama Simon Bay route, and
adjourned.
CoNsrASrlNoPLE, May %. The minister
of war, in protest against reduction of
military estimates, says f5. 5000 are nee
essary to maintain the army, even on re-
duced footing.
GIBRALTAR, May 20. L. 5. steamer Des-
patch has sailed for the United States.
MADRID, May %. Next army estimates
propose "A reduction of 10000 men, exclusive
of Il reduction in Cuba.
VERSAILLES, May 80. In Deputies, Lock
reserved the right to move his interpolation
at future time, should he deem it necessary
Spuler presentedthe committees report in
favor of Jules Ferrys educational bill.
ROME. May 20. A committee to support
the claims of Greece has been formed
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REUNION
VETERAN TEMPERANCE HOSTS OF MAINE.

The undersigned, members of the Legislature of
Maine, session 1871, aud who voted for the passage
OF the original Maine Liquor Law, propose to meet
in convention AT Granite Hall, in Augusta, June I'd,
IA, 10 o'clock, A. NJ that being the 2sth Anniversary
Of the signing of the Law by GOV. Hubbard, cor
daily invite al ia, r associates who favored its pas
SAGE in the Legislature, and all the friend. of prohi.
every where to meet with ,hcm and unite in Il
suitable observance of the occasion.
Addresses may be expected by Hon. Neal Dow
Hon A. T. Morrill,, Hon. Lot NJ Morrill,. Hon sid-
ney !riham and others.
Half fare all railroads
JAMES BELL,
ions bridges, ...
DAVID GNELANp, '''''''''
THOMAS LIITLEFIILD,
!. VI. BUELL.,
ALDEN CHASE, REPRESENTATIVES
JoHNLAHRABEE,
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PRESIDENT HAYES.
He is Interviewed on the Subject Of the
New Exodus.
He Advances Sensible Views in Relation
Thereto.

New York, May 30. Mississippi and
Louisiana congressman interviewed the Pres
dent relative to the government protecting
steamboats, down the Mississippi to rescue
the blacks who desired transportation The
President stated that he said navigation of
the Mississippi and the right of locomotion
was guaranteed by law and should be pro-
tected, but he had no idea of sending steam
boats to carry away or induce negroes to
abandon their old homes, break contracts or
emgrate, because all such measures will be
injurious to them, their employers and COM
munities to which they might 60
King Of Louisiana stated that Conway was
charged with defalcations when in Louisiana,
and it was unfortunate such man should be
encouraging disturbances among peaceful
citizens.
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THE WALLACE COMMITTEE.
Alleged Forged Documents Given to the
Public.

New YORK, May 30. The Tribune says at
a meeting of the Wallace committee, Sena-
tor Cameron of Pennsylvania asked
Chairman Wallace by whose authority pa
pers regarding the conduct of the election
had been printed. The committee had not
taken any testimony regarding these doc
uments. Some had been proved to be forge
ries published and made use of by demo-
cratic speakers as facts developed by the
committee.
Mr.. Wallace said he authorized their pub
LEGATION, under an order of the Senate.
Mr.. Cameron denounced such unfairness.
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We call attention to the new advertisement
Of Guppy & kinsman. who have recently
formed a partnership in ihc druggist and
apothecary business. The large number of
indicates the public confidence in Mr. Guppy's
qualifications as a druggist and the people
will find Mr.. Kinsman equally competent.
The location is very handy, saving many
a journey down street for those in quest of
medicines
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Barnum with all his wonders will be here
on the 9TH of June, and let none of the little
boys or girls forget the date. In speaking
about a reform which Barnum has recently
introduced, the Gardiner Journal truly says:
ave notice a statement that Barnum doesn't
all ow any peddling among the audience in his
show. If this is so, every body ought to go
and show their appreciation of SO great a re-
form, for if ever there was nuisance it was
the oud-mouthed peanut and ice cream ven
ders at eircuses, who not only shut off ones
view of the performance, but tread on his
toes, and yell in his ears, and knock his hat
over his eyes. We are glad to hear Barnum
has stopped it--he ought to have done it long
ago"
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Official - LEWIS SEIBING, Post Adjutant.
Local Hreyities.

Our Sunday schools are talking about
their annual excursions, and where shall we
go?' is the question.
There will be Missionary meeting in
the Universalst church next Sunday evening
at 4 o'clock, when addresses pertaining to
will be made by Rev. Mcssrs. Paine, Quinby,
the pastor and perhaps others, after which
contributions for the work will he solicited.
The girls in this city are initiating some
what the boys, in taking early morning walks.
These extend sometimes to Hallowell. OF
course they help their mothers get breakfast
on their return.
Mr.. Fred ID. IIoyt leaves on Monday for
Bismarck, Dakotah he has taken sub-con-
tract on the Northern Pacific Railroad, from
the contractor, from Bismarck to yellow stone
river, Montana.
Two runaway teams colided in front of
the post office yesterday morningf and for Il
few minutes there was imminent danger of 4
serious accident, but through the intrcpidity
of Mr. Fred Wilson and others ii was averted.
One wagon was overturned; but slight dam
age was done.
During the absence of DIR. Bell, the of
fee hours of DR. Dillingham; will be from 10
to II in the forenoon, and from to in the
afternoon.
-Mouton, of the Central Fish Market
the neatest fish market ever established in
town, will to-day &C me out with fine new
carriage, befitting the excellent character of
his establishment and indicating the prosperity
which always waits on honest toll and de-
sire to please his customers. He is just now
peddling out some very excellent kennebec
salmon.
Last evening, the City Marshal seized
from the train two five gallon kegs full OF
liquor.
Flora White, sister of W. r. White, Esq,
died at Winthrop, Tuesday forenoon. Her
death is said to have been caused by being bit by
an insect that had been poisoned entirely pois
| onng her blood.
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blind factory formerly run by j. l.. Mitchell
4 Co, in Gardiner, which has been shut
down for several months past, started up Til.
week, under new firm name, that Of sea-
bury Towlc. Mr.. Seabury was in compa-
ny with the late J. l.. Mitchell and Mr..
Towlc is also practical workman, and they
are well qualified to give satisfaction in fieir
work
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ARKANSAS.
Court Matters.

Fort SMITH, May %. The argument in
the habeas corpus case of Sizzon, the Indian
convicted of murder in the Cherokee Nation
court, is concluded. 1t is claimed Sizzon is
white man, and the Cherokee court has no
jurisdiction. The decision is under advise
mont.
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The Pennington Chronicle says we
learn that while Mrs. Il. II. Cushman was re-
turning from Augusta, in company with Miss
Belcher, near Pennington Falls they were
ovcrtaken by Il runaway team, and their car
rage run into and upset, sustaining consider
able damage. Fortunately the ladies escaped
uninurcd."
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EASTERN NORMAL SCHOOL.
The Graduation of II Glass - Reduction
of Teachers' Wages.

CAsrINr, May -. \ class of nine gradu-
atcd from the normal school this morning.
Diplomas were awarded by Governor Garcc-
Ion, who made an interesting address. The
salary ri the principal was reduced $500 and
another teacher $500. Leave of absence
without pay was granted to j. NJ. Frost. Tie
training school was abolished. The cause OF
reduction was want of funds.
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HOTEL BURNED.
Several Persons Killed and many others
Injured.

BALTIMORE. May %. Fire occurred early
this morning in Washington Hotel, Hagers-
town, putting off cgress by the stairs. The
inmates were Obliged to escape by climbing
down the porch pillars. Two persons were
found dead in the ruins Six more are miss
ing, supposed burned. Fifteen were injured
seriously from falling and twenty seriously
injured
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Demonstration.

BrENos AYREs, May 20. On the 9Th inst.
a crowd gathered and made an enthusiastic
demonstration in favor of Peru and Bolivia
and hootcd the Chilian representative
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NEW YORK.
Denial.

New York, May 30. NJ. Godscll. report
ed implicated in the enlightenment ut the st.
Louis Broadway Savings Bank, writes from
Texas that he is not responsible for krcigcrs
operations, and that he has assigned all his
property to his creditors. He will soon re-
turn to St Louis.
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LABOR TROUBLE.
The Mayor of New York Asked to Fur-
nIsh Work.

New YORK. May 20. A committee of
workingmen called on the mayor and said
they had nothing to do and were entitled to a
living and asked the mayor to furnish it and
that SS2 900, 900 had been appropriated for
city purposes. I'VE want part of that mon
ey.' The mayor said that he could not
comply.