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RAILROADS.
TiaORE AND OHIO Rail ROAD,

pHL tMUhE AND OHiU hAtIRUhU,
BE MODEL FAsTLIEE. AND THE ONLY LINE
PIE EAST AND THE I'VE VEST II VIA WASHINGTON.
BILE TRACK. JANNEY COUPLER. STEEL
fEDUlE TO TAXI EFFECT WEDNESDAY.
DECEMBEk 1. 1880.
LEAVE WASHINGTON.
-Ch.csso. Cincinnati and st. Louis Fast EI-
Rllt!more. EiEcott City and way stations.
y 10 Baltimore Express.
b 5O-BaitiEnOre, Annapolis, ard way. Cp4ednont
e. e. p1Issn2.tr<, winchester, Ha-erstown and way.
: l 10 q Rocks and way s.stons.
= foT Hs.eTstown and =. Point o, Eocs sse foT
, .oo-New YORK Phiadelphis and Boston Express.
: JO-On sundsy only Tor Baltimore, Annspois
.. O0-Bs irimore Express. ts-ops st fayetteville,
CoIege. tseltsv1iie, LAM rel. Annapolis June.
ton. Iessup's ana Hsnover3
's9-PittsAurSh, Chicago, Cincinnati and
toapsldErore. E1Hcott City. Annapolis and Va,
Is on Sunday only. for Baltimore and way.
S-baltiElors Express,
O-BaltimOre and Way Stations. Winchester
Frederick. HsserstOwn and Way, Wis
5G-baitiriore, Hyattsvire and Laurel e.
press f!ederick. yis Relay. stops at Anna
5.Point CT Rocks, Frederick. Hasers.own.
kWinchester and Wsy Stations. fOn Surtsy
10 kolnS VI tsOCAS aad way StAIiOBs Only.1
s40-Bait1 more, Annapolis and Way Stations,
:. 45-PhIadaphta and baltimore Express MAR
tnshuTs and Way. Wis Relay. stops az Hystts-
vile ard Laurel
Oo-POint Of Rocks aad Way Ststions.
/. Abs tisl0re and Way Stations.
). 3O-BaltI1Cre and Laurel Express.
5e-P1ttsburE, CiDcisDsfi aud 81. Louis Express
5-BsItinore, fayetteville and Laurel Express.
i.00-Nes York. Philadelphia and Boston EI-
press Sleeping Gar 70 New York, and spec
Isl Sleeping Car to Philsdelphis.
Lty. tsuDday only. Other trains daily, ex-
ceTt Sunday.
trains stop at Relay Station.
Or further Information apply at tbs Baltimore
I'd Ohio ticket cfhces WASHINGTON Station, AID
- aud 1851 PeunEylvs.lia avenue. corner I4th
rect. where orders vii be taken for bsggsge to be
neckcd and received at any point in the city.
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BOWLING. Auctioneer.


dHAAECEgy SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN1M-
- aBR sESENfh1 sT ri haH T nhss IKE
NEAR Nls A., TIE IF, R.oWARD USIXERsITY, BE-
ARD AVENUE. % -''-''A AMI n'"'
- By virtne Of decree Of, the Supreme Ia
"a ~ sas .as2hsFs 'S EMaa Hsaas4
the trustee viii sell a a. ooaook
:: M or 5Ta Day OF JAsuARr. 1881, the following
'14ss a part tS Ss
dyison said 0' tract WI Which snrss al Slotted
Turnpike leading to Rockville. and contaiaias one
sold to Aaron NJ dsttre 1osether With ia ali 'fa a
81 fse ron s asptS IF o
feet One of said lots is improved by large three
cash In hand. and the remainder in three equal
months from the day of sale tie aid deferred pay
nents bearing interest 81 the rate OF per cent per
cost Of purchaser. Taxes to be paid BY the
Trustee ont Of the proceeds Of sale. deposit OF
terms Of sale are nc. Compiled With il ton days the
Trustee reserves the night to resell tho property at
deco datds HAEVEY L. i pAaE s trustee.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO.. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING AND LOT FOURTEEN FEET
Ten AND A HALF INCHES BY FIFTY
FEET PE I,v ALs 9 i;I Two Lots; EACH SIXTEEN
sIpE OF ". BEfWEEN TEH VI 1o AND Sb
FLEvENTH s'TREsTs NoRTHWEsT. AMI
By virtue Of deed of trust dated Decem- -
her 18th. 1877. and duly recorded in Liber :sA
No. s74 folio 242. one of the land records In.8-
for the District Of Columbia and by the written
at Fpblie auction. In front Of 18th the prem,es. on
the following described real estate situate in the
city of Washington. IN said District, to wit Lots
q, d and E. in John 6. Adams subdivision OF Lots
Nos ~ and 20. in said Adams subdivision of
Square No. 33l, as said subdivision Of said LotsC
and is duly recorded IN the surveyors Office OF
said city, in Liber q, 81, b. folio 2l7 together with
the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale OIe-third cash balance in six
and twelve months, with interest at per cent, to
be secured by purchasers notes and deed Of trust
on property sold. Conyeyancing and recording at
purchasers cost: This property will be sold sep
arately or as whole, as may be deesaed best at
time Of sale. $50 deposit required at tine of sale;
and ter ms OF sale TO be complied with in six days
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser.
WM. +. HOLTZMAN, I r,,,t.
ARTHUR BIRNEY, A'"a'oo''
dec27- d&dbs
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STUDENT's LAups

FOB THE HOLIDAYS.
$3.50 WILL BUY GENUINE LARGE SIZE
NICEEL-PLATED. GERMAN STUDENT LAND
With ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS.
ANDA
GALLON OF RYNE4Ls ROYAL SECURITY OIL,
BEsT AND SAFEST OIL IN USE.
All other goods In fhis line st the loves. possible
frees CAL and s3Amine
ascI6-2E o&YNEAL'9. 4lS 7th u,
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AUCTION SALES.
HUTCH. FOX h BROWN. Be.l Estate Broker.

TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABL1 IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON CONNECTICUT AyENUE,
BETWEEN & AND l. STREETS.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated November -
2Sth, A. 1873. and duly recorded in Liber 49,
No 1913. folio a59 ct eco one Of the laud rec 1e4
oras for the Distrc Of Coumbia,I win sell public
auction, In front Of the prem ises on FRIDAY, THE
l4TH DAY OF JANUARY, AID. 1881. AT o'oLooK
P. NJ the following described real estate, situated
In the city OF Washington, District of Columbia. TO
wit; Lot numbered Ave (5.) in. Shepherds subdi-
vision of square numbered one hundred and sixty
Sur Gee, as said subdivision Is duly recorded upon
Lber 81 D. c.. folio 2I9. together with the improve
ments thereon, consisting OF two-story has ement
and mausard Brick Dwelling.
~. Terms; The amount Of indebtedness secured by
said deed Of trust unpaid, with the expense of As
in cash, and the balance at tweive and eighteen
months, for which the notes of the purchaser,
bearing interest from the day of sale and ufed
by a deed Of trust on the property sold; snail be
taken. deposit of two hundred (2,0) dollars
shall be required Of the purchaser at the time OF
sale Ali conyeysncipg at cost of the purchaser.
Ii terms OF sale are not complied with In seven
days. the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the oefsultng pur
chaser. after five days Advertisement:
JOHN w. THOMSON, Trustee.
j. I. COLDWELL, Auct. de94. 2S 81 &ja3. 7. 10 10
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tecIG 1EH Market Space.

NHEN YOU WANT DRESS SHIFTS,
w remember that ''MEGINNISS," 1902 st:
northwest, is enc Of the Largest Manufacturers OF
FINE DRESS SHIRTS and LINEN COLLARS in
this countrys and we retail our goods at less than
the same quality goods usually wholesaled for,
profit that is made by retailers generally; Our
only 10 cents, finished. and our Mystery" Shirt
&C resdy- made Shirt, has no superior. and 10 only
retail the finest Linen Collars In the latest styles
for 81 50 Per dozen: Six finest Linen Collars for 70
u.s. and we boast of selling il cheaper than any other
house. [nov271 @. GEO. MEfINNISS.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-SrxAMsHr2
~ LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAVEN, LONDON,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BRIMEN.
Inc steaiaers OF this oInp.ny viii sail every 6as
lrday from Brems, Pier. foot OF Sd street. Hobcken.
Rates OF psssage;-Frono New York to Havre, Lon.
don. southamptor and Bremen. first cabin. $50;
second cabin, $50 steeraSe, e3U prepaid steeraSe
eertihcstea, &28. For freight or passage apply to
oElh1OHS 3 CO.. Bowling Green, New York.
for WASHINGTON. su117
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RYXIRTgE OF 4 DEoREE OFTHE sU- <-~
II PREME COURT OF the District Of o. MsS&
lumbia. passed in Equity Cause No 1858, 4&&
shall sell at public auction upon thu -aises on
WEDNESDAY,, THE 9TH DAY OF JANUARY 1881,
At O'CLOCK M. al that certain real estate
lying in the County OF WASHINGTON. in the District
Of Columbia, known and designated as lot mum
bered thirty six $50. in certain subdivision of
tract of land known as "@etropolis View, the said
lot chtsinins twenty one CAD acres, fronting on
Sarte avenue and being improved by q small tene-
ment house: The Mtt ro clitan Branch of the
Baltimore Ohio R. r. passes through all this land.
station within i've minutes, walk. There are sew
eTal hne building sites on the properly and il is
we'll adapted for GUNNER residenc or for garden
ing purposes
Terms of sale: One-third cash. and the balance
in equal installments. payable in one and two
years respectively, evidenced by the notes of the
purchaser. bearing interest and secured by deed
OF trtft upon the property all cash at the option
of the purchaser. deposit Of 300 will be re-
qllired at the time of sale. Conveyancing and re-
cordiDg at the cost of the purchaser. aud IL the
terms OF sale are not complied with in five daya.
the undersigned reserves the rsht to resell at the
risk anu cot of the defauiting purchaser.
RANDOLPH BARTON. Trustee
- 20 n. Calvert st, Baltimore, Md.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. dec24 d
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BROS. Auctionsers.


SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE
RIVER Road SOUTH. FIVE MILES FROM
WASHINGTON CITY, PART OF THE ORIG
map a t TRAIT OF LAND. KNOWN AS
Under and by virtue of the provisions of -
deed OF trnst from Francis 4: ~ahler and ~
wife and Joseph Waller aud wife, t. ths uu- -
deIsisEed, bearing date the ath day Of April. 1878
and recorded in Libor No. S95. folio 1875, &C. land
records District of Columbia the undersig ned will
sell at pnhlic auction on the premises. on TUESDAY
THE 4TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1881. ar 3 O'CLOCK p
NJ. to the highest bidder. the following property
situate in the county of Washington, In the Dis
tict atotst aid. and known as all that piece
Gel OF laL lying the east sids of th River road
Leading from Washington city to Piscataway. Nj,
st Eolnt where fhat road unltes with ths road to
from the city OF Washington. and is Lot No. 3 of
the estate of tBeltvue." containing 10I acre., l
rood aid perches, more or less; Its proximity to
the city Of Washington. aud the richness of the
soil. makes this property valuable for gardening
Terms: One third cssh balance at one and two
years. with Interest, at six per cent per annum,
payable semi annually, secured by deed of trust
on the property sold from date of sale all cash
at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of 800
required at the time of sale and all conveyancing at
purchasers cost. RANDOLPHm BARTON,
Guardian and Trustee, % N. Calvert ST., Balti-
more, Md. decA -eo&dbs
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MARRIED..

MARRIED.
ARM sTRoNG-HATToS In Washington. d.
O., O'Clock p NJ, Wednesday, December 29th,
1850. by the Rev. DR.. DeaIe, JoHS b. ARSsrBo~a.
of st Mary,s county, to Macy L. HATros, dsush-
ter of VIM. Ii les Halton B6q of p. q. couuty,
Maryland. No cards. prince Georgian please
CLARKE. On Thursday, December 9oth. 1880.
at 10 so p. M, of consumption, ALICE r. beloved
daughter of EieanCre and tae late Thomas Clarke.
MaS che rest in peace.
Funeral from st. Peters Church. Monday, Jan.
Sd, 1881, at an.
MEANY. On Friday, Decenbee 81, 1880. at 3
M, FANNIE MEsNT, in the fifteth year OK her
age
Funeral from he residence of her brother, =. II.
Smith, lG2S sixteenth street. on Sunday. January
attepd,
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THE TRADES.

RUOkBlhDIN6-The LyCErr BNDxs1 employ
work. II Ia one of the Oldest essx euts In the
sly. lal2 Pa ave, Sd floor oct1
fNIEsON BROTHERs
mi 1AIIIOAL BOOK AND JOB PRIETxRS.
- .e,rnsyfvanta ave-, Wasllinxtou. DO
stna Prnstns . spssiaisJ In
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Has arrived In Washington with handsome as
sortment OF BONNETs and ROUND HATS, care
fnliv saiecfed by herself from the leading Houses
Of Psris Can be found At her psrlors. No. 1877
street, opposite Ebhit. House decS-ln
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WALKER'D, nos 10Th st.
w CHARCOAL.
Lime. Cement Plaster. Carpet Lining Felt. Fet
aeva GRAVEL Roof rs SUPPLIES.
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uOREHOUND AND ELECAMPANE
~ COUGH DROPS.
highly recommended for Coughs. Colds, Hoarse
ness kc being an effsctusl cure in q very agrees
BILE form-as pleasant to take as plain candy. 25c.
for large half-pound boxes Try them.
ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist,
dae15 18th and SITS. and Id and ID IN ~.
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CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE
NEAR TIE howard UNIVERSITY, BE.
TWEEN TRUMBULL STREET AND HOW
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watch and chain by Mr.. s. l.. NJ. Barlow, Of Gle.
Cove, in recognition of his brave conduct at the
time of the disaster.
HICKsvrLiE.-Tbe inquest up0D the BODY Of Her
man Mathias who was beaten 10 death by unknown
persons at HcksviIle about two months ago. wac
concluded by Coroner Bavliss on Friday evening
the jnry finding that he came to his Death at tie
bands Of persons unknown.
FLUsHING.-A Garfield and Arthur Campam
Club has been organized ~ Flushing, with Dr. r. a
Bacon as president. Walter, SOD OF John Dun
court, of Flushing. was drowned while bathing al
Ireland's mill on Wednesday evening. The body
was recovered. This ~ the second child the Dun.
courts have lost by drowning within two years
STATEN ISLAND.
WRsT BRIGHTO~. ---John Vanderbilt in the en-.
ploy Of NJ. ior Clarence T Barrett, Of West Birch.
ton dropped dead on Friday while shoeInQ a mnIe
Apoplexy is supposed to have cause DEATH
RrCHMoND.-The Richmond County Medical
Society has elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: DR.. A. T. Carroll, president DIR. C.
Henry King. vice president; DR.. w. G. Walser
Johnson and J. l.. Feeny, censors......." iigS
Donovan the desperate who recently escaped from
the Richmond County jail, has been recaptured
and returned TO his old prison quarters.
HUDSON RlV. r TOWNS.
PoRr CHKsrER-The population Of the VILLAGE Of
Port Chester is $3.50, ard Of the town OF Rye, IN
GLIDING Port Chester, $50.
NEW RoCurrLP. George New n lahorer of New.
Rochelle con mitted suicide yesterday in the pres
ence OF his mother. by placing bis head on the ral
road track in front of approaching train aud
suffering himself to be struck by the engine.
PrrKsK LI.-Francis Major, a deck.hand Of The
steamer Monitor. who was brutally assaulted at
Peekskil July 4. by a tramp named Thomas Smith,
is reported TO be IN dying condition. IRON the
time of the assault he has remained ~ state OF nn-
CONSCIOUSNESS. Smith escaped. Major ~ reported
to have been a quiet inofensiye and hard- Working
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ARRESTED AS A sHOPLIFTER.

fasmonably dressed young woman entered me IN,
ave Yesterday. TO be shown some earrings. The
ewelcr placed before her two large trays contain
ing all the earrings in the showcase she was not
satisfied with any of those shown her and asked 10
see some larger ones. Mr.. KaTsch turned partly
around to get the kind she wished, which were l
drawer behind the counter. when, he alleges she
abstract d a valuable set from the tray. and con-
cealcd them in her hand in which she held large
blue silk handkerchief. She then became very
nervous and anxious to leave the store ana de-
clined purchasing anything. Mr.. karsch then
asked hcr to he seated and politely said:
"Will Won he kind enough TO give me those ear
rings which You have i'll your hand y The young
woman Indignantly denied having take any thing.
but when an officer was called III he found inc
missing iewery still in her hand. She was taken
to the station house where she gave her name as
Ida Wanmaker age eighteen, of No. 39l west West
Fortv-thrd-st When arraigned 1T the Jefferson
Market Police Court Yesterday afternoon she stu
denied the robbery and said she had no Intention
of taking the iewery from the store, nut was
merely examining the rings. Justice hhDreth
held her in $500 bail.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
uI1sRAND AND WIFE AT ODDS.

rot,sruotp TROUBLES OF AN ITALIAN MISSIONARY.
The Rev. J. T.. Irvine, Of Jersey City, has
private secretary an Italian ed nnsrG street
missionary, and was Interested in the Salvauon
Army. part of whose forces was Quartered at Ms
house 10 80 Waverly-st., which is locally
known as the Orphans Home and Training School.
Mr.. TarantinO, who was formerly deaer III s"ut
water from street fountain. had become n"1 1i
speaker under Mr.. ITwine's instrr ctions, but hls
wife opposed his career on the grounds that u was
a manifestation of hypocrisy, and argued tnat nc
had right to nse religion as mems OF gSi11'ng ot
living for himself and family. Mr.. irvine did not
wish to lose Mr.. TarantInos services, anu Oh
Friday he and his secretary went 10 DISTRICT Az
torney McG and asked for an examination That Of
she was insane. Mr.. McGill referred them TO
County Physician Converse and the latter, VIII
DR. Mallilen, of the County Insane Asylum, went
to the Orphans Home and there found Mrs: Iaran'
tino surrounded by a praying band hiter cor ho
versing with her DR.. Malhlien told her that II SUE
and her children wished to come 10 the Asylum anu
make her home with his family pending such other
arrangements as she desired to make she could 90
So Mrs. Tarantino, who said her husbands aliec-
tions were aenated by the persons around her,
consented to 60 and later in the day an ambulance
was sent for her and her children. Bnt the propIe
living IN the vicinity. who had heard OF the at1eIlp1
to have Mrs TarantIno adjudged insane, gathered
about the house and threatened the ampulalce
driver with violence if he attempted to take away
either the woman or the children without hei con
sent He explained the matter to them, ana ADVISED
Mrs Tarantno 10 90 to the house OF some Hlenu.
At this Mr. Kintzman, who keeps an ice cream G
amino she md make her home with his family
as long as she chose. She accepted his oher ana Is
now at Mr.. Kntzman's nonse. ~ .:
Yesterday the Re-. Mr.. Irvine and MI. larantiho
appeared before Justice Stising, and demanded
warrant for the arrest of Mrs. rarantino. lew
minutes later Mrs. Tarantino appeared, accompa-
nied nv counsel and after hearing her story Justice
Sulsinq Turned to the compainants and told them
they need expect no assistance from him IN peIse-
cutting an unoflendng woman. concluding oy oIae a.
inc them ont of Conrt Later he sent request to
County Physician Converse to make an exainlna-
tion into Mr. Tarantinos mental condition, ana 10
morrow the husband will probably he subjected to
the ordeal which he had prepared for his wife,
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MEDICAL oUACKs TO BE SUPPRESSED.

A register will hereafter be on duty at the County
Clerks office to take the names of practising phys-
clans in this city, in accordance with an act of the
Legislature passed May 20. 1850. The act says that
every person practising physlc or surgery must be
twenty-one years old, and shall register before
October /, $780, in the County Clerks office, his
name. residence, and authority for practising
person coming to this State from another STATE may
be licensed but he must exhibit diploma of gradu-
alton from reputable college TO TIE faculty or
deemed guilty of a msdemeanor, and NAV be pun
isbed by fine or Imprisonment Half OF the fine SO
collected will go to the informer and the other half
into The county treasury. The act passed by
the Legislature to suppress unlicensed medical
practitioners.
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GENERAL JOURDAN's SUCCESSOR.

An election for Brigadier General of the Fifth
Brigade will take place ut Military Headquarters,
Brooklyn tomorrow evening. 1t will be to fill the
vacancy caused by the promotion of James JonIdan
to the command of the Second Division. There
are several candidates mentioned for the position
among whom are Colonel John Y. Cuyer engineer
on the division staff; Colonel David f. Austin, of
Christensen of the Thirteenth; Major Mitchell of
the Fourteenth Regiment, and Assistant Inspector
General Henry Storey. The brigade includes the
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Regiments. the Eff
teenth Battalion and the separate Troop of Cavalry
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NOT TRUSTING RELATIVES OF NoBLEMEN.

Emile Cohen, a German, who refused to tell
where he lived, was arragned before Justice Otter
bourp i'm the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
on a charge of swin0ling The compla inant was
Samuel Parieser, proprietor of place known as
the Boulevard, No. go Bowery. He charged that
representations swindlei him out of $54. He
represented himself as the son of Count in Han
banker i'm New-York. On the strength of these
pretences Priaser gave him S54 worth of liquor.
The Justice recognized Cohen as a man whom he
mad committed three weeks ago q charge of
yaprancy and who was released on writ by ono
of the Justices of the Supreme Court.
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4 SHOWMAN'S LAST DYE.

HAMMoyTeN, N. j.. July 10.-An Italian. a
stranger paris here several days ago and
said he was professional swimmer and that he would
perform some his swimming teats for the citizens
Thursd evening. AT the appointed time large crowd
appeared on the bank opposite the small lake
bi,n After diving several times he made
dive aud did not come to the surface j. IL supposed
that he struck his head against the bottom, which
etnnnsd HIM. and he drowned.
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AN INVENTORS SUPPOSED SUICIDE.

mans clothes were found on the North River
beach at the foot of One-hundred and-sixth-st one
day last week. and the next day the body of the
owner was found on the bottom Of the river. He
had been drowned " lille bathing Papers in his
pockets show ed him 10 be Sidney Emsley, an in
ventor of machinery. who had been in this country
but n few months The coroner's invest cation de
veloped the suspicion that his death was mot ac-
cident and the conclusion arrived at yesterday
that in a ft of dependency Mr. Emsley had taken
his own fife. He was young man, and had rela-
in ENGLAND
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A MITRDERER IN A RAD MOOD.

Edward Reinhardt, the condemned wife-murderer
confined IN the Richmond County Is. L. Jail, Oh Fri
day while in q desperate mood. seized tho iron ball
chained to his leg and broke out two bars III the
door of his cell. He SAID he merely did it to show
what could be done with the ball. As the time
passes away the condemned man seems 10 think
that TO escape from prison his only chance of life
The Sheriff has been unable to find the pistol which
it is said that Renhardt bad in his possession AZ the
time the attempt to escape company with James
Mc(inirk, alias "Mulhgan's Ghost" and Owen
Clark.
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A DISTINCTION AND A DIFFERENcE.-Gorgius |

A DISTINCTION AND Observation-Disclosures
Midas tr Ia ciack dancer IN hts seq gels card Tor
4 dance al sIton Hou.e. ana whites with Mrs. Pom
son by de TOmkyns. the only lady lie there aud
who has often been his partner under the paternsl
roof Proudly conscious OF creating sensa-
lion. he is dancing his very best. when
Mrs PonsoDby de Tomkyns Gays suddenly: " We'd
better stop, MI. Midas This form does very well NJ
Midas Towers but IL doesn't do here - (G. s"Orm"
which is not restrict ID To hmsef conssfs In holding
his partner Ike banjo and hopping slowly round her
beneath CHANDELIER -lPunch.
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NJ. Broca was born IN the GrOnde. France,
IN 1924 After beng for time professor OF
surgery he became two Paris hospitals. He
was elected member OF the Imperial Academy of Med
ieine 10 1866 He author OF several important
works and surgery and assisted Messrs
atlas Dr. Droca was n frm Republican. and The
only OF ns associates 10 the Imperial Academy OF
Medl zine who held grade In the Legion OF Honor for
some Tune after his admission. He was subsequently
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