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ADJUSTMENTS.
: 81. CnARLss THEATRE.

The Jennie Hughes dramatic troupe and J.
W. Mack's variety combination continue not
only to DO a good business at this theatre. but
the audiences increase nightly. The variety
entertainment, Will h opens the performance.
ts one OF the best that has visited New Orleans.
Certainly Goldie, Steele and Miss st. Clair are
the finest clog dancers ia the country. and Prof..
Sawyer has no equal on the tumbleronfcon.
The Mette brothers have very few equals. To
night the variety troupe will appear In some Of
their best acts as It will be the occasion OF the
BENEFIT or MISS HUsHEs.
the exceljept aetress pantomim mist. who. besides
appearing in the French Soy" will diversity
the entertainment by singing the "Cookoo
Song" from La Marjolaine;" La Paloma.
the exquisite Habanera; German song enti-
tied Der Fruhing.@c =. and her own celebrated
ballet troupe will assist to the full extent ol
their abilities IN making the performance
ann Wer tbsr Of ane fu
at the st. Charles.
Balfe's Rose Of Castillo presented last even
ing at this theatre. whist u contains many
pretty melodies. has never been reckoned Us
one II the great successes OF the lyric stage
Hence. we may be permitted not to alude to 1t
# na Qualities mssh pssed
personated Etuira. the Rose Of Castillo. and on
that account ar, reconciled with the opera
which Afforded her the opportunity OF display
ing powers OF vocalizatiDn which had not mani
tested themselves since the beginning OF the
engagement OF the Hess Opera Company. Miss
Montague played heripart besides, with sprieht-
illness and coquetry. Mrs. Seguin. whose role
was comparatively Insignificant was neverthe-
less, the same talented and conscientious artist
which we havetake occasion tolp aise at every
opportunity. Mr. Rvse, as Don Pedro, and Mr.
Turner. as Manuel. both acquitted themselves
handsomely Of their respective tasks.
Tonight Wallaces opera OF Mariana" don
Caesar de Bazan) will be presented with a strong
east. comprising Miss;Emma,A bbott. Miss Ran.
dali. Mr.. Castle and Mr.. Hall The sale o
seats for this performance have been yer,
large.
We are enabled to announce authoritative,
that Gounod's last opera. Paul and Virginia,
based on the sweet romance OF Bernardin d.
81 Pierre, will certainly be presented on thurs
dHy next at the Varieties. There can be NJ
| d lubt that It will attract immensely every nigh
that IL ID presented. for 1t has never yet beer
produced In this country. and IL Is one OF tn,
| very few operas thai the people OF New Orlean,
have not seen. Abbott Seguin and Castle vii
| be In the cast. with leading parts. We are also
| promised for the same week Vtrdi's che
dRurre. Trovatora." with Abbott as Leonor
and beguin as dzncena.
| ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Fanny Davenport will appear again this even
| inv at This theatre.
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we're purf dased from the Empress Eugenie's
jewel-casxet. These diamonds are encased
Ia gold, and her earrings areapparently moth
occasion requires she simply unclasps the
case5, and exposes the magnificent gems.
From the ordinary appearance of the earrings
one would not consider them Of much value"
Gentlemen, our conversation has taken o
not before aware OF the fact that San Fran
cisco was such diamond field. To be con-
sistent San FraDciscans we must feel proud
Of our collective wealth, and as individuals
we can solace ourselves with the semi-scrip-
tural quotation: Blessed are the poor, for
they have no fear OF robbers
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once Of the 81. Charles street Railroad
Company. corner Carondelet and Eighth streets.
New Orleans, January 10, 1879 Certificate No.
1871. In favor of Horace l. Levi, for three shares
IL, 1878, having been lost or mislaid. notice is
hereby given that unless the same be produced
at this Office vii hin thirty days from date
hereof, a new certificate will issue In lien
thereof. and said certificate No. 1871 be declared
null and void.
ia14 got " RIvIERE, Secretary,
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Patterson and Hayes.
fSt. Louis Republican,

\, WASHINGTON, Jan. 24-Senator Patterson
atbys he intends before leaving the Senate Ia
keareh to make another speech, In which he
hsdill pay hi, respects to Mr.. Hayes in severer
ternat thai, A,se did at the time OF the admis-
sion d SensS = Butler. Mr.; Patterson says
wards Southefu Republicans that party would
to-day be In control Of South Carolina. 1t Is
suspected that the Senator'S speech will be In
the nature of lament on his departure from
senatorial life. He does not intend returning
TO South Carolina, but will 60 to his old home
n Pennsylvania, there to be taken care OF by
SIS old patrons, the Camerons.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

house Company, New Orleans, January n.
IS 9. By resolution adopted at the regular
general meeting OF the stockholders held this
conformity with article IL OF the charter. notice
is hereby. given that y general meeting Of the
stockholders Ia specially convened at the office
at O'Clock p. m. for. the purpose OF making
such notifications. additions or hanges In the
act OF incorporation. or Of dssolving the. cor
poration and liquidating The came.
HENRY TREMOULET. President
MEM RTENyENTr Acting Sacretarv ia2atd
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WANTED. CITY CANvASSERS-CA MAKE
w from So to sl2 a day. for the great com
Meal Sitter, etc. Special terms for agents for
parishes and counties In the states Of Louisi-
ana and Georgia. Apply to or address REY-
NOLDs d ARMSTRONG. No. 90 Baronne street.
del II
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Special notice to agents of steamships
and steamboats-Ofnce st. Bernard Coal Com
pany. No. 20 Carondelet street. New Orleans,
January II, 1s79.-Un'il further, no lee we will
the following rates: PittsDurg coal. to steam
ships. slowed 10 bunkers. 50 rs per ton; IT. Ber-
nard coal, to steamships, slowed In bunkers,
So rs per ton: Pittsburg coal to steamboats,. 4 &c
per box; st. Bernard coal. to steamboats,. $50 per
box.
ja12 Il w. &. CAMPBELL. Agent.
The WOmans CHRISTIAN Union viii
Carondelet Street Methodist Church.
MRS. J. J. LYONS, President.
MRS. Fl. J. CooP. Secretary. de5 tt
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Our office being all NEW. bought with especial
reference to the wants of this city. we are en-.
abled to turn out SUPERIOR WORK In a most
expeditions manner.
Estimates furnished on all classes Of work
when required.
Gall and see samples and get our figures be.
o re ordering your work,
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Also. Mirrors resilvered. Frames regilt, and all
Kinds OF repairs made at moderate prices,
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BANK NOTICES.

December 81, 1878-At a meeting OF the Board Of
Directors. held on the twenty seventh instant.
1t was resolved to declare dividend OF per
g. ut to the stockholders from the profits Of the
last six months. payable on demand.
jail 30t JOSEPH MITCHELL. Cashier.
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WANTED, TEAMS. -DEPARTMENT OF
w Commerce. City Hail. New Orleans, Dec.
26. 1878-Wanted. teams, wagons or drays to
haul goods In contrayention from the levee to
warehouse. Apply to Wharfinger First District.
foot OF Lafayette street. "
J. HENRY BEHAN.
de27 Administrator of Commerce.
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A CUNNING DEVICE

"Ihere Is one lady stopping at the same
ficent pair Of pendants valued at $50, 600, that
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HELP wANTED-MALEs.

"ANTED-FOR THE COLLECTING BUSI-
w ness, two energetic young men. who can
furnish the best of references and good. solvent
security. No one afraid Of work need apply.
Call any time after o. m. -
J. y. SAUNDERS.
General Collector of Bad Debts.
jail I'm 1894 Magazine efreet.
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LOUISIANA MIRROR MANUFG co.

MIRRORS OF ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES
MADE TO ORDER.
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MIaCKLLANEOUe.

WANTED TO RENT-DESK- ROOM IN A
w centrally located Office. Address P. 20,
thta offr ia3I 1tt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-20
THE SCAFFOLD.
Negro Murderer Executed.

New YORK, December ia special
to the telegram, from Petersburg, Va,
says: The negro Frank Baker was
hanged to-day at Sussex county court
house for the murder of Henrietta
Shands and her infant child, near Stony
Point Station, on the night OF August /.
Only the sheriff, assistants, doctors and
representatives of the press were pres
ent at the execution. Baker passed an
uneasy night, but was perfectly calm
when he was told to prepare himself for
the scahold. When the moose was placed
round his neck he trembled little, but
recovering himself muttered a few
words of prayer. His limbs moved
convuIsively v for minute after the drop
fell, and in about ten minutes the doc
tors pronounced him dead. The
crime for which Baker was hanged
was an extremely brutal one. He at
tackled his victim at her home, and
almost chopped her head of with an
axe. The child he buried alive. The
celorcd people OF this district were
greatly incensed against the prisoner,
and at one time there was talk OF lynch
Ing him.
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Treasury Department, in place Of Mr.

Treasury Department, in place Of Mr..
Morrison, resigned.
Mr.. Berry, Committees on Public
Lands and Mines and Mining.
Mr.. Davis, of California, Committees
on Coinsge aud Expenditures in the
Navy Department, in place OF Mr.. Neal,
of Ohio.
Mr.. Pacheco, Committees on Private
Land Claims and Public Expenditures
Mr.. Thompson, of Iowa. Committees
on Mines and Mining and Enrolled Bills.
Mr.. Page. Committee on Educaflon
and Labor and Expenditures in the De-
partment OF Justice.
Mr.. Dunn, Committee on Public
Lands in place OF Mr.. Steele.
Mr.. Steele, Committee on Counting
the Electoral Vote in place OF Mr.. Dunn:
Mr.. BelfOrd, Committee on Mines and
Mining.
Mr.. Acklin asked leave 10 offer a reso-
luton for the appointment OF select
committee to inquire into the claims OF
citizens Of the United States against the
government OF Nicaragua. Objected 10.
Mr.. Kenna, from the Committee on
Commerce, reported a bill known as the
steamboat bill" which was made the
special order for the second Tuesday in
February.
The House then adjourned till the 9th
of January.
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Suicide of an Alleged Forger.

TOPEKA, KS, December I'D. A.
Rudolph, real estate dealer OF this
city, was arrested to-day on a charge OF
forgery. He was allowed to consult
with his attorney, who became response
BILE for his appearance for examination.
In an hour before the completion OF the
consultation he went to his office, took
a pistol, went into the furnace room
and shot himself in the head. He de-
clared he had not committed the forgery.
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CHICAGO.
The Stock Yard Troubles.

CHICAGO, December l9.-The trouble
at the stock yards remains in stdttl, quo.
Five thousand men are IDLE, but 5000
are at work in the various packing houses,
where none but members OF the Union
are employed. 1t is claimed by some
people in a position to judge that the
whole affair is merely q movement Of
the packers TO depress the price Of hogs
and enhance the value OF provisions.
In support Of this view is the fact that
all the hogs at the yards were picked up
quietly Saturday afternoon at low prices,
which were reached this morning.
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NITRO-GLYCERINE EX?LO-
SION.
Four Men Killed and Three
Wounded.

ST. PArL, December ia Winnepeg
special to the Pioneer Pres says: An
explosion oi nitro-glycerine on the Can
ada Pacific, near Rat Portage, to-day,
killed four men and wounded three. The
killed are J. c. Logan, - Foreman,
John Frazier, and Patrick MOlards.
The wounded are VIM. Conway, seri-
ously; Lawrence Peters, and Mike
Kearney. One Of the men holding a
can Of nitro Glycerine, slipped, causing
tho svplpplpn
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MAINE.
Indignation Meeting I'm Augusta.

AUGUSTA, December l9.-The indig-
nation meeting tonight was attended by
an immense crowd. Delegation from
various parts Of the State were an i'm
posing feature OF the demonstration.
Granite Hall, where the meeting WAS
held, could not accommodate the multi
tude. Ex-Governor Connor presided.
Resolutions were adopted, denouDcing
the action Of the Governor and Council,
and Senator Blaine then made an al.
dress, reviewing the situation in detail
which was received with great enthusi.
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HOUSE

Mr.. Blackburn, from thn Committee
on Rules, submitted unanimous re-
port The consideration %, the report is
made the special order Tor the 9TH Of
January, and from IJy tp day thereafter
a. the exclusion cd every other order.
The Speaker appoiu,e, the following
committee ou the lu'rr-Oyeauic Canal.
MesSrs Calling. Singleton, Nhjtthorue,
Martin O'Turuer, Nicholas, ilutchInS,
Pope, Conger, Frye and llaSSel.
The Committee ON Public Buildings
have agreed uuou q report, which
appropriates S75O.uUO for the public
building al Pittsburgh and St5OOOO for
the extension of the public building at
Cleveland.
The following communication was IT.
ceived from the President.
10 hs S1,1iy and HJgss of E.Ir, uiItir.s:
have the honor 10 transmit here
with draft OF the bill submitted by ths
Board OF Commissioners Of the District
OF Columbia, entitled a bin to provide
for the reclamation ui the marshes Iu
the harbOrs OF the cities of Washington
and Georgetown, and for other pur-
poses together with a letter Of the
President OF the Board requesting It's
transmission % Congress. The bill
embraces a plan for the reacla-
nation OF the marshes OF the
Potomar river, within the limits Of the
city, and carefully framed with a view
10 economy in the prosecution Of the
work The improvement contemplated
is essential % the health of those who
reside, whether permanently or tenn
porarily, at the Capital, and for the pur-
poses Of commerce 10 II measure OF
more than local benefit The capital OF
a nation should be relieved from every
disadvantage which Is practical to re-
move, and should possess every attrac-
ton with which il can be invested. The
people OF the country will sustain and
approve the efforts Of their representa-
tives in the discharge Of this responsible
ity.
lSigned. X. B. HAYES.
The Speaker also appointed the fol
lowing committee on the Yorktown Gel
ebratiOn: Messrs. GOode, Hall, LOring,
Adrich, Hawley, Muller, Brigham,
Dick, Martin, Talbot, Davis North Car
Ollna), Richardson South Cardinal and
Persons.
The Speaker made the following Com
mittee appointments:
Mr.. Hutehins, Committees on Educa-
tiOn and labor and Expenditures in the
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POINT PLEASANT, W. VA.
Escaped and Recaptured.

PoIST PLEASANT, W. Va, December
lS.-This morning about ten o'clock two
prisoners named Bill Clifton, OF Port
land, Ohio, and Blank Neale, OF this
county, confined in the Jail here upon
charge OF burglary, made their escape by
saving through the iron bars of their
cage. About ten minutes after they left
the alarm was sounded and the whole
male portion of the town, numbering
about two hundred, started in pursuit.
After following them all day the pris-
Oners were captured late this evening
about eight miles from town, as they
were making an effort to get across the
Ohio river, and are now IN Jail securely
chained.
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and Presbyterian ministers Of this place
preached sermons on dancing, severely
denouncing the practice.
Probate Judge Cochran has ordered a
twelve-year old son of Andrew Patter-
SON to be sent to the Ohio State Reform
School, at Lancaster, for incorrigibility.
The boys parents petitioned for his re-
moval to that place. w. NJ, Lupton, OF
Martins Ferry, took the boy to Lam
caster to-day.
Mr.. John p. Hail came here last night
and he denies the elopement story in
toto.
The present term o! Court will last
until about the 10th OF January.
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DAN. RICE CONVERTED.
lie Will Enter the Field as an
Evangelist.

:. LOUIS, December l9.-Dan. Rice, a
former circus man, announced tonight
that he had been converted and will at
once enter the field as an Evan gelist.
He had an interview with
Mr. Moody, now holding meetings
here, and will probably begin his new
career by speaking at Moody's meetings
and then seek such fields as offer the
best prospects OF success in his new
work
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ST. CLAIRsvILLE.
Little Locals from the Belmont County
Seat.

Little Locals from the Belmont County
Seat.
Correspondence % the Register
ST. CLAIRSvILLE, December 10.
Our village has plenty OF sensation
and scandal, but very little of local news
worth reporting Court and taxpaying
now bring agreat many people to town,
and our streets present a livelier appear
ance than usual.
The irrepressible "Dora" Brown, of
GAINESVILLE, was arrested on Monday
by Deputy United States Marshall A. II.
Mitchell, of this place, charged with
dealing in leaf tobacco and manufactur-
ing cigars without payment OF the gov
crnmrut tax required in such cases.
The prisoner was brought here and a
hearing given him before Deputy |. ).
Commissioner Tallmau, who bound him
over for trial in the United States Court
at Cincinnati. "Dora" has been placed
in confinement at Cincinnati to await
his trial.
The trial OF Casper PAUL, who is
charged with shooting Policeman John
Mccormick, OF Bellaire, terminated to-
day. The jury returned their verdict,
finding PAUL guilty Of shooting with in
tent TO wound.
sam Burgay and John Hamilton, OF
Washington township, were brought TO
the county Jail last sunday and COM
mitted 20 await their trial on the charge
OF breaking into Phillip Shatfer's smoke
house and stealing some tallow and
beans.
The time for the collection OF the
December installment OF taxes will ex-
pire tomorrow, but Treasurer Eaton
has decided to extend the time without
penalty until January lst, after which
time the books viii be placed in the
hands Of the delinquent collectors.
Mrs. Sarah Beck, of West Wheeling,
has been adjudged insane by the Pro-
bate Court and she will be taken to the
Insane Asylum at Athens, y.
Park West has been chosen Second
Lieutenant of Company Z. (St. Clairs-
Vile Light Guards) Second Regiment
D. n. L. He succeeds Addison Thomp-
son, who lately resigned.
On last Sunday both the Methodist
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ST. CI4AIRVILLE'S SENSA-
TION.
A Card from Our Correspond
ent, "R."

Editor Of the Register.
Mr.. John Hall, OF whom l wrote YOU,
Yesterday. returned here last evening,
and denies in positive terms the idea
that he meant t. elope with Mrs. Meek
er. hope this is true, butthe circum-
stances are certainly against Mr.. Hall.
However, | give him the benefit Of the
denial, for / diduot mean any injustice
% him. and trust that he may be asie
20 give explanations that will relieve
him from his unfortunate position.
Yours. Il
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An Old Man Rejunvenated.

Peter Showerman of Batavia, n. Y,
certified Sept. Is, 1879. as follows; "For
forty years / have suffered with kidney
and liver difficulty, being obliged TO
void urine as often as once in 30minutes,
and have also been sufferer from
palpitation OF the heart. am now
using your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure,
and can truly say, at 20 years of age,
that il makes me feel like new man"
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Tvrv had their usual eyenin,

THEY had their usual evening quarrel
as they sat by the hearth. On one side
lay quietly blinking dog, and on the
other purring cat, and the old woman
pleaded with her growing husband:
"Yust look at dat gat und tog; they
never gwarrels unit fights like us"
"Yah," said the old grOwler, II knows
dot, but yust tie dem togedder one dime,
und den Won see wotW
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S,,if for Darnaraa

BALTIMORE, December l9.-Mary A.
Murray, removed on Monday from the
position as clerk in the postoffice, has
brought suit against Postmaster Tyler,
claiming $4,000 damages for assault
Miss Murray was a principal witness
against the Postmaster in the recent in
yestigation.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Are they Diamonds ?

LoxDoy, December ia gentleman
connected with a chemical works has in
formed the Grasgow Philosophical Soci-
ETY. that after experimenting since 1856,
he has succeeded in obtaining crystalized
forms OF carbon, which Professors Tyn-
dali and smyth and Mr.. Maskelyne, Of
the British museum, do not doubt are
diamouda
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Acquitted.

MADISON, IND, December l9.-The
trial of Major John d. Simpson, editor
of the Ecwjug Star, for the murder Of
William Howard, late city treasurer,
which has been in progress here since
Monday morning, closed at five O'Clock
this evening, resulting in verdict OF
not guilty.
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AFGHANI5TAH.
General Roberts Strongly Entr

General Roberts Strongly Entrenched.
CALCUTTA, December ia dispatch
from General Roberts, dated December
Il, says that he is strongly entrenched
at Shfrpur and able TO hold his own, and
that General Coughs advance from
Jagadalak has been delayed by the scar
city Of supplies. Telegraph communi-
cation still open TO Reiceran.
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Cs,,,a D,ssase in New Hsmpshire.

CONCORD. n. H., December 10. -
Pleuro-pneumonia having broken out
among the cattle at Haverhill, this State,
Governor Head has called a meeting Of
the council and appointed a commission
to act at once, as they deem necessary
10 arrest the spread OF the disease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-20
A Ilnatic's Work.

SAco, Me-, December IA lunatic
broke into the depot OF the Eastern rail-
road last night, and although shot and
wounded by watchman, upset the
stove and lamps, setting fire to the
place, and himself, depot and freight
house burned up.
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Accident.
Moundsyille Reporter.

Moundsyille Reporter.
Mr.. Hays Shimp, a miner in the
Union Coal Works, while coming out Of
the bank, one day last week, got caught
between two Of the Goals and 50 badly
mashed that he has been unable TO be
out since. No bones were broken. He
suffers great pain yet and it may be
some time before he is able 10 be about.
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Prominent Kentueky Politician Killed.

LOUISVILLE, December l9.-HOn. L.
+. Little, an eX-prOminent lawyer-poll-
tician and ex-member OF the Legislature,
was shot and killed by his brother-in-
law, Jas. IL. Arnold. Little received
four shots and died in few minutes.
The men quarreled over land held joint
L..
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MANNINGTON, w. VA.
Burglary.

MANNINGTON, December Is. - Last
night the store OF o. Ii. Paris was broken
into and articles consisting of revolvers,
tobacco and dry goods stolen, amount
ing TO about 500 worth.
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Diad

New YORK, December l9.-Frederick
Warch, for thirty years superintendent
of the composing room OF the New York
Stats Zeitnq, died to-day, after long
and painful illness, aged 90.