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(, ECOND TROTTING MEETING
OF THE
Delaware Trotting Association,
&
Al

oCVoAtLOU FdtNS wtU1tT8toU,
Delaware,
JUNE 0ah and 10Th, 1850.
PRBAHIU MS, S1, 900.
No. !. Three minute race; purse SlO5.
First, $50; second, &25; third Sis.
No. 2. 2.40 Class Purse $l25. First 600 4;
second, SO; third, S25.
No. 3. 2.2l, Pacing Race. Purse 800.
First, 500; second, S65: third, cas-. Mile
heats, best 3 in s.
SECOND DAY.
No. 4. Running Race. Sweepstakes for
all ages, $40 each p. p., mile heats, best 2
in 3, d. T. A, 10 add 4tOJ, second horse 10
r, celve t26 out OF stakes.
No. s. 2.84 Glass. Purse 500. First 500
second, S85 third S35.
No. 8. 2.2S Glass. Purse $500. First, al5O:
second $40; third 900.
All OF the above races are for trotting to
harness, except Nos. /, 3 and 4. Mile heats
In 8. N. 4. A. Rules 10 govern. En-
trance fee. 10 per cent. OF purse. A horse
distancing the field, or any part, will only
be entitled to one premium. Entire.
close June LIST, p. PUNK EFT, SEQ.
100 Market st., Wilmington, Del,
ap28-wu.
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If. as some one has said, "a numerous
households the safety of the Republic"
II might as well be proclaimed at once,
that the remedy upon which such houS e.
hold should ne reared is DIR. Bulls Baby
syrup Price only % cents Always re-
liable.
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n East seventh street VI Tas day. \
Stidham's Auction hooin' J%'
8th al p. M.
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The Best.

The "News," Danbury. Conn, says:
'WaInel's Safe Ncrvine Is the best remedy
for nervous afii iilctions the world ever
saw. J3-l2teod.
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3APE MARK

that follow, After Taking
as a sequence of Self-Abuse; Loss OF
Memory, Universal Lassitude, Pain In the
Back, Dim ness of Vision, Premature Old
Age, am many other Diseases that lead tc
insanity or Consumption and Prem ature
Grave. ~ Full particulars in our pamph
Jet, which we desire tp send free by mai
TO every one. B-The Specific Medicine IL
sold by all druggists at 81 per package, OF
six packages for as, or Will be sent free by
mail on receipt of the money by address
ing THE GRAY MEDICINE CO.,
No. 10 Mechanics Block, Detroit, Mich
~Sold In Wilmington by u. JANIS
BELT. wholesale and retail. Agent Cor,
9Th and Market Sts., and by prugg,si
veryWhers. mar9-d&V
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NoTIGE

All persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator,
on or before May 6th, 1881, or abide the
act OF Assemhy In such case made and
provided. JOHN IONAHUA,
Administrator, q. L. A.
Address,-Henry Clay y. D. Del. 3w
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WIs pue slu9o @ 'soJlId !sozls oM1 70 sallloa
's'Irq .sIoloop 6untu 10 1uom6pd
eu1 OARS I1M 'p5sn I9A0I9qA 'qoIQM puB Al
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'Jiuol IvlnSoI puB i5Zll9ddB uB So
pslnnbaun ~ II 'sISlJIa SJHS oql 40 poIno
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s9IoS L9ulo pun sIooIl 'sI9JuBO SuIpnlou
's9ss9slq pun suolldulH ulYS I9Qlo pu1 snoIn
iIn13GIo9lno sql 81 lIns9I AIBssao9u pun tBInlUu
oul poolq 9ql 10 sSi1 IndmI 9ul Sun1uImIIs uI
'S5S70sip IIv VI 1U0u9Q q snu1
81 PUG 'uorov InJulIe9V eIom ol uoIlounJ 6IoAS
so@einui@s pun 'I9ulInd pooId 2saq sul 81 IL
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IawnaI Lawnsl

CHEAPER than ever. RUSSELL SPRN-
GER are now selling PACIFIC and CEcHEoE
LAWNS at l0c. per yard
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FOURTH EDITION
Inn cnsionn for

Indications for rO-Day.
Clear or partly cloudy sOeafher. winds
mostly nertherty, nearly stationary bar
ometer, higher Temperature.
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Financial and oo,s~erei.,.

WILMINGTON. DEL, May 81, 1850
Latest stock quotations furnished by
Heald d Co., 3. +, corner Seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington. Del, at II
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDs

National Bank of ...5OO
First National Bank................. lij
Union National Bank. ~
National Bank OF VA. 4 Brandywine 10
Farmers Bank. ..................-.. o0
Wilmington Coal Gas Co.. w
Delaware X. r. R.Co................... *
Delaware Western X. Il. Co........... ~
Phila.. Wil. Il Baltimore X. X. Co..... 20
Wilmington 4 Northern X. X. Co..... 20
Wilmington Passenger X. W. Co.-... ~
Delaware Fire Ins. Co.. 81
Masonic Hall Co. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I
Delaware state. ....................... .IUO
Wilmington City Us....................ll
Wilmington CITY 6's.... ..lu5
Masonic Hall co, list mortgage. .......DO
Wilmington Passenger K. W., LIST
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~HiRD EDITION

rHIs PAPEK may De found on nie =. Sso.
p Rowsil q COS Newspaper Advertising
BUR- au no spruce ST., where advertlsing
contracts may be made for It'll New fork.
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ULsTERS DEFAULrING POoRMASTER.

lFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNEl
KINGSTON, n. Y, Jan. 26.-The def
cheney in the accounts OF James o. Vande
WORT, late Democratic superintendent OF the
Poor. has been found by recent developments
TO be much larger than at first reported. trustee OF
the suequehanna Valley Home. at Binghamton, N T.,
presents several unpaid notes and bills given nat
institution by Mr. Vandcyoort, for the support ana
maintenance OF INDECENT children sent there by the
County. These claims amount to 81, J93 %. County
appropriation 81 800 for this purpose was made
and promptly paid to Mr.. Vandevoort in November,
1873 hence suspected the existence or any such
claims now. This institution further reports that an ln
FAINT few days old brought there In May last ny
Mr. VandevOOrt. who said II came from place called
West Hurley and although 1t wac too young Tor a0Ds
SON. according the rules OF the Home, the young Su
perntendent insisted its reception, assuring the
officers that he would make all right, cost, aud
they finally ceyed the little wall. 49,
Adyices from various other asyuns IN account WITH
the County st n9nxiousy awaited + feared that
further and Sill gr ater liabilities may yet be disclosed
His drfacniion, known already, amounts to nearly
$4,000 His bond is for double that amount, however,
aud the suleties are supposed 10 De responsible.
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REFuNDING LEGISLATION.
PROBABLE DEFEAT OF AL EEFUNDING MEASURES
OF THIs SESSION OF CJNGREss-DNkRSI1Y Oh
OPINION on IHE SUBJECT.
-.., 1.-L lpLL

PROBABLE DEFEAT OF AL EEFUNDING MEASURES
OF THIs SESSION OF CDNGREss-DIVHRSIIY OBJ
OPINION on IRE SUBJECT.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2G.-lt begins to look as
though the differences Of opinion that appear in tho
Committee OF Ways and Means, in regard TO MIR.
Fernando Woods refuudiug bill might cud in the
defeat of all refundlng legislation during the pres
ent session Of Congress.
THIS would be especially unfortunate because no.
body doubts Secretary Shermans ability If tho
authority is conferred upon him, to sell sufficient
per cent bonds during the next eighteen months
TO nay off the Js and Gs which viii fall due within
that time TIE amount Of these bonds now out
standing is $7s2, ,07l 200. Under the refundng
acts now on the statute books. Air. Sherman may
yet sell 104 90 050 aud unless there is some ac-
ton of Congress this subiect before May, 1881.
there Will be several millions of and q per cent
bonds outstanding and unrcdecmable which tho
Secretary will have no power TO refund.
The chief objections made to Mr. Woods scheme
are first that il VIII be impossible 10 sell 3l2 per
cent bonds at par -Four pei cent bonds if sold at
100 with twenty-seyen years TO rua. would yield
interest at rate fraction below Big per cent. IL
is therefore PLAIN say the opponents OF Mr. woods
rate that until four per cents sell for more than
their present market price, 3l2 per cent bond
would Illlu no IidIhct NNS'S bhN '''Nhttdiy
thcaized to sell it below par. Ga the other hand
they say that if 4 per cent bonds are above par in
the markets of the world when the refundng operas
tions are resumed, there will be nothing TO prevent
the Secretary of the Treasury from selling them at
n premium as he did last Spring. Another argI-
nent advanced is that it is wise to multiply the
varieties of United States bonds that of red for
sale The per cent cOnso is now popular invest
ment bond and will unquestionably sell for better
relative price than 3l2 per cent bond, about which
foreign investors will have to be educated.
Then there is the objection offered by Judge
Kelley. that the debt ought TO be paid of during the
next twenty-scven years. except the 4 per cents,
and that therefore, there ought TO be no further
finding. The most conclusive answer to this is
that the debt can only be extingushed by leyying
taxes for that purpose, and that il would be nom
sense to 90 on paying the high rates of interest until
we get ready to levy such taxes. lt is believed that
Judge Kelley will refuse to vote for any finding
bill at all.
One or two members of the committee favor
irredoemable low rate (say PEE cent bond.
Some fnancers In Congress favor Iefunding the
debt that becomes due in 1SSO-S1 in bond re-
deemable in a short time and maturing in forty or
fifty years in other words making a 10-40 or 1850
bond 1t ia fortunate. in the present mood of Con-
gress that another session of Congress will inter-
vene before large proportion of the 5s and Us be-
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A QUIET DAY AT AUGUSTA.

IMFoRTANT CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PRO
POSED THE FUsiONISTs COMFORTABLE u
WAITING FOR TIE OPINION OF THE COURT.
AUGUSTA Me-, Jan. 26.-This has been an ex-
tremey dull day in Augusta, there being nothing of
special interest 20 report.
The State Treasurer-elect (HObrookl will be quail
fed tomorrow. having filed his bond, and then will
demand of Treasurer White the Office and the keys
thereof Should ne refuse and mandamus be served,
il would take until May to settle the question. unless
a special act is passed by the Legislature. 1t is
thought that White will not hold out should the de-
cision of the Court be against him.
The House met at IL o'clock. The Speaker read
n communication from the Governor, transmitting
conpratulatory resolutions from the Legislature of
Wisconsin An order was presented, providing for
Joint special committee to investigate IN regard to
the taking of the seal and records. The House
transacted little business, and adjourned until
p. .ms
Both branches of the Legislature passed resolu-
lions providing for constitutional amendment for
eecting the Governor by plurality instead OF
majority vote. ,
The Senate appointed committees on the investi-
cation of the enlistments and enrollments of men,
and ON the loss of the State seal
The Fusion Senate" met at 10 o'clock this
morning, and took recess until O'clock this af-
ternoon. At that time both branches assembled
and adjourned until tomorrow at 10 O'Clock. The
Frsonists are feeling quite comfortable on account
of the Judges having gone to Bangor to assemble.
Most of their men have returned to-day and Will
remain until after the decision.
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PARNELL ar BUFFALO.
AN APPEAL TO THE CANADIANS

AN APPEAL TO THE CANADIANS
BUFFALO, n. Y, Jan. 26.-Messrs. Parnell
and Dillon have prepared appeal to the people OF the
Dominion OF Canada dated at tho central Office OF the
Irish Famine Relief, Room So 32 Parkplace, New-York
January Goth.
induced 10 appeal to people of Canada. Famine
is already upon the people OF the West OF Ireland
Thousands are at this moment starving and
mp to this time the British Govern
ment has taken steps to save the
people from this awful fate. We appeal, then. to the
people OF the Dominion to assist s In saving the lives or
neasantry until shall have succeeded In arOusing
the Government to OF its duty The necessity Is
pre- ssing II the Government TO move at once
which they show sign OF doing.
The machipery employed by thcmis cumbersome
that relief could reach the people for about six weeks
In the interval thousands must perish Let relief com
mttees formed i'm every city and town IN the DOmn-
ion, and all subscriptions be forwarded Immediately TO
the credit Of the Irish Famine Relief Fund, TO the Ma
tional Bank OF Montreal We guarantee that all money
lodged TO their account will be within week used IN
saving the life OF the peasantry of COnnaught
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NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE. STRIFE.

ALBANY, Jan 28.-William Barnes as cOun-
sci FOR various polcyholders of the North American
Life Insurance Company has hled exceptions TO the re-
port Of Mr. McDermOt referee. as follows To that part
which decides that all claims not presented within the
advertised time are barred from any share In the und
to that part holding that the American experience table
Cf mortality and 4 per cent interest are the proper ana
legal standards computing the values Of annuites
fu that part aOwing any sum the holders of certi-
Gates I'm the reserve deposit cGpiiaP Of the company
10 that part which decides that policies became fOf-
feitcd by the nOpay 0f interest premiums
or notes said cOnpanv TO that part allowing any
sum Universal Life Insurance Company; to that
part deciding upon the manner aud principle or lis
Irbuting the general deposit fund m the insurance De
parteni; and 10 that rejecting the claims o. cred
itOrs represented by their couusc"
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lives were lost during the revolution in Lima when
Senior Pierola became Dictator.
An Italian Government steamer has left Alden Tor
Assab Bay. Abyssinia With artcers and aborers. Inc
Italian Consul invites traders TO settle there
In the Lower House Of the Austrian Rechsrath to-day
Deputy Herr Fux introduced motion In favor of gen
era and simultaneous proportional reduction OF the
armies Of the European Powers.
The Cradle Club at Paris composed OF American
writers and artists give dinner to-day to General Lu
cus Fairchd. the retiring American Consul here, on
the occasion OF his promotion be Minister TO Spain
Tho Stanley Club will give him dinner on Saturday
next.
On the twenty-ifth anniversary Of the Cars acces-
sion Imperial throne OF Russia, the Prince of
Wales and the German Princes related TO the Emperor
will visit st. Petersburg with their numerous suites.
IL expected that Prince Frederick Charles or Prussia,
nephew Of the Emperor william. Will represent Ger
many tho occasion All tho Germtn regiments, OF
which the Cars is honorary commander, will send
deputatlOns To ST. Petersburg.
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CRIMES AND CASOAATIES-BY TELEGRAPH
ALIFE SENTENCE IMPOsED.

A LIFE SENTENCE IMPOSED.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 2O.-JasOn j. Scribuer was
sentenced 10 imprisonment for lie for the murder Of
Of his Children IN Nay, 1878.
CHARGED WITH srABBING.
POCGHKftPSiE, y. y, JAN 2G-JobD Crawford
and soc, charged with sabblng John Crealy
burgh last night arrested this afternoon and lodged
jail ,,,,.rt.,. ,,,,, ~, . .,,.,,,.,.,,
SCRANTON. Penn, Jan. 26.-ilaUv iilghhcld. who
Robert johnson on saturday, surrendered O the hO
ties to-day. johnson died yesterday.
DROWNED WHILE Ak ATING.
PROYIDFNCr, r. l., Jar. 26-IwO sons of Patrick
QUINN aged respectively ten aud fourteen years.
dfOwned in Randrs Pond b. breaking Of the Ice
panion rescued
FATAL FALL.
PROVIDENCE. II. l., Jan. 26.-Benjamin c. Pa
OF this city fen down stairs his resi- last
broke hls neck. lie wac oighty-one wears old.
MURDER SUSPECTED.
WARSAW. Ind, Jan. o. Matthew Tracy. farmer
~ Whitley County suppOseI 10 have been murdered
INTO tho EoI yer which dragged with
out success his coat and pocket book have been found
THE RIDDLE POISONING CASE
NORWICH, Conn. Jan 20.-William Is. Riddle,
who II now in charged with poisoning his WIFE, Abbey
Rddle viii be taken before the Grant Jury ~ New Lon
DON 10 morrow. Ifs tia will probably come on this term
FLIGHT OF PHYSICIAN
BRADFORD, Penn, Jan. 26.-Ihe inquest IN the
case Of Cora Myers sxteen years old who died under
The evidence eoted 10 be overw henngy against Dr.
L. g. Iead who IL charged with mhlpraucc Read has fed.
HACK DRIVERS KILLING EACH OTHER
GLASGOW Ky. Jan. GA fatal shooting aifray
occurred hero saturday between Murrell and hugane
Arnold hack drvrTe both coorcd IL Ia supposed t
have gosn Of dispute over passenger Aurrel rcl
ri Arnold 90 long range killing him almost
Arnold claims that Murre threatened his lfe
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Monday, Jan. 90, 1880.
Prince Bismarck arrived in Berlin at o'cOcR this
evening.
The Greek Ministry have resigned in consequence OF
defeat on a financial vote.
In the Chamber OF Deputies to-day signor Depretis
read decree prorOguing Parliament
II Ia announced that the German Government Intends
TO levy a tax ON advertisements ~ newspapers
Advices from Rio Janeiro to 1he 10Th inst report
TINT no fresh disturbances have taken place there
Tho Swedish bark Anaantyr, Captain soSren' at Lcith,
from New-York via QueennoWn is loaky shaviug b<en
ashore.
A telegram from Valparaiso December II says 800
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ment which is traversed in the Fusionists' queS-
tions. They set up different theory and Try 10
make up bunch of legal technicalities, care1ury
avoiding all crucal test of the wrong committed III
counting ont the lawfully elected representatives
Of the people The Court may answer the ques'lons
in detail, it may decline to do so on the grouhu
that it has already passed upon the reai
matter involved. In either case, the tweFo
Senators and sixty Representatives now
acting with the Fusions;s who are entitled TO seats
in the lawful Legislature, and who have been as
signed to committees by the Republicans, VIII drop
out one by one aud 90 up to the State House. pleu
ing to the conspirators who try to hold them pacN
their duty to submit to the final decision Oh 're
Court AS soon as the break begins the wnoie
fraudulent concern will tumble to pieces like mousse
of cards. leaving no vestge behind but an infamous
memory and a record that will curse every man e'-
gagged in the plot as long as he lives.
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TREASON OVERTHROWN.
PEACE RESTORED IN MAINE.

RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ATTEMPT TO STEAL THE
srATE-THE PURPOSE TO STEAL TIE PRESIDENCY
ALL QUIET YEsTERDAY-THE SUPREME COURT
CALLED TOGETHER
The conspiracy to set aside the will of the
neople of Maine is the work of the Demo-
cratic party, and its purpose was to rob the
Republican party of the electoral vote of that
State. The progress of this conspiracy
and the means by which it was de-
feated are reviewed by a special cor
respondent of THE TRIBUNE. The triumph
of the legitimate Government is complete, and
the Fusonists will retain even the semblance
of organization only few days longer. The
Judges of the Supreme judicial Court were
summoned to Bangor last night to act upon
the case submitted by the Fusion Legs-
laturen
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TIE FLORIDA CONTEST.

EVIDENCE BEFORE THE HOUSE COMMITTEE AGAINST
THE SITTING MEMBER-iHE RESULT IL DOUBT.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsEl
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-Ibe first subcommittee
of the House Committee on Elections ut a meeting
to-day considered the contested case OF Haraison
against Shelley, from Alabama. The Clerk was
instructed TO inform Mr.. Haralson that report will
he made ON Thursday to the full committee in favor
Of dismissing his appeal, unless cause is shown
/, the meantime why such action should not be
taken.
Tho subcommittee also decided TO consider tho
case of Bisbee against Hull, from Florida, on We'd
uesday. and the case of Donnely against Washburn
on Thu ~.
Some of the main features Of the Bisbee case
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A DINNER SCENE AT THE AUGUSTA HOUSE.

AUGUSTA. Me-, Jan. 22.-lhe play yWTlsHtos le tos
are missing an opportunity There Is the mateilt Ior
a popular comedy in this City of Augusta. Act otie
scene first, should open In the dlnnS-r9om oI n to
Augusta House. at the supper hour, wnen huus'5
pubicaus aud FusiOnists ait down Tor lhcr tc tunss
and gossip. \ traveller from NewI"alaud WouN never
imagine that the Capital OF Maine was mo sc,ne o
Mexican muss The tables arc Llcd WIN fusVhIrt
officials and legislators, who elbow thelr htpu'qh ~
antagonists aud get them to " pass the sugar. the
much-arrested Major Folsom cats his steat WIN ~. ,p
appetite OF n man VINO read OF druI-hedu cou,.
martial and the ringing vOley OF death iusnant:
Fusioulst Governor Smith sits at the heau OF QUO VI
The fables with his cheerful pOusc aud daughter TWO
persons who fully recognize hls tc 10 me Ilc',%u Iva
ship Near 1T hand Governor DAVIS sips MS Yea hu
chats with FusOuist friends Who call him " "fftlh,
buf refuse to call him Governor President lpcho vi
the State House Senate and the sodspcctaccd bcneVo
lent gentleman who pfcSdCs over the fnslOnst houro
both eat cuts from the same slrOln fIsous1 "r,1 "U1
ernor Smith Is democratic IN b,s WAYS as ~ ~
Hickory himself He smokes j. d." pipe. Ahu Ias rs
no sort Of nxety about colorng the lace curtains ~
full of od PcnobscOi grit as Governor l'Nl m.
wiTh a suit OF armOr, would pass for one oi KING Jon
barOns. Throughout the early part OF me nshi ,ne
rival partsans play euchre and few way warn WitNe
men indulge III % cents worth Of POKER. me m1lno
law prevents anybody getting glass ot rrrNcguctIn5
ger or honest ate, bu there is snp"rshuudance 81
cool. refreshing gin" doctOrcd brandy ana l"Yiou
VIII
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LOSSES IN THE AFGHAN CAMPAIGN
To~DoS Monday. Ian. 90 | 20

A dispatch from Cabul to The Times says:
nc casualties frouiha'tos anf sickness have greatly
weakened Gctua strength of the regiments NJ The
front The native regiments. holding the line Of COM
municntlons. also much used
A dispatch 20 The Times from Gundamak says there
are rumors I'm camp that preparations are beng made
hy the Afxhans Tor another demonstration early In
March agliHst our forces at -hirpur.
The dispatch Cabul to The Times. referring to
scheme Tor tine Withdrawal ~ the British troops 20
.Trla bad was prohehly ms irrl hy tuo Iriau Gov
ernnent and he skr'ch or the proposed proclamation
pu forward ~ cclcr with view to observe It's Ell
feet the Nation.
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DANGEROUSLY STABBED.

Jerome Vcrmilye, twenty years old, bar
fender at No = Blccckcr-st.. quarrcled with John
brennan of Fourthave. and Twcith-st.. last night.
vblc pl,yIng billiards, when Brennan drew clasp
knife and stabbed Vcrmiyc I'm the abdomen. inhctlng
T.n,,.rous wound. Brennan then made his escape
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srRrrK WITH 4 STONE.

Peter Kolmer, age eighteen, of No. II Siegel-
ST. Brookyn while intoxicated last evening, insulted
Margaret Hubert. imbecle girl. eighteen years of
ace living at No l41 McKbben-st. She screamed for
help and her father 60 her rescue with hatchet
Kolmer thereupon picked up stone 8ni hurled 1t at
Mr. Hubert II missed its aim but struck Joseph Free
" Vn II3 Mex lbbeu-st upon the lead. nfllcng very
serious wound. KulIner arrested, aud Christian
Hubert and Christian schuschardt were taken luto GUS
ody ms accessories by Captain Worth of the Sixth Pre-
cIuC
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CUBNS TROUBLES.

HAVANA, Jan. 2l.-During the past week
rcpeltd shooks of earthquake were fo in The Vuelta
Abnio District being heavy at san Christie
bal According to tac latest intelligence all the public
buildings at san CnrstrDil are In ruins. seventeen
nenb - OF the eva guard were wounded by 1alln%
bui.dlnEs on TIC al GIT Of the I'D INST ,
Heavy tuiu Ia falling to-day IN nc IA Apigo.
The msurgcut chefs Garlic and ScIhhn sanchez
ycrc recently .fr trt in the CncO Villas District lcay
ing tour dead ana some wounded bthlnl thrh Among
the latter VIVA Ileuienant- Colonel VIDAL Pen.