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THE PENNSYLVANIA TRAMP" Law, which
ceedingly well, and while rowing Migrants are
rarely seen in the rural districts, the expense
for the maintenance OF temporary dodgers at the
county almshouses and Iails has greatly de-
Pennsylvania law. except that women are in
Guided In its provisions, has passed the New
York senate, and no doubt viii pass the as
Sembly.
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SENSATIONAL EPISODES AT ANNAPOLIs.-Speclal
Annapolis, March II, says: Annapolis has had
a surfeit Of sensations recently. The arrest of
Postmaster Bigelow on the charge OF being con-
cerned in the recent robbery is the climax Of a
weeks ago Benjamin NJ Paine, well-known
coal dealer, eloped with Delphtna Small, wife of
E. NJ. Small, plumber. Paine has been a
widower one year and leaves behind him one
child. He is a connection by marriage OF Post
master Bgelow. A second elopement occurred
last Friday, when Matthias Maccahle, single
man, and carpenter at the Naval Academy, ran
Off with Miss Annie Colbourn, q young lady
well known here. Early this week the Rev.
Charles NJ. Jacobs, a colored minister OF mixed
denomination, eloped with Mrs. Matilda Carroll.
cololed. The sable dame leaves behind a hus-
bard and three children.
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ON MONDAY NEXT there will be fine exhibit
tion OF Paris pattern bonnetS and other novel
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NEwARK's IMPURE WATER.-A telegram from
Newark, March 10, says:-The citizens of this
City are becoming much alarmed over the con-
dition OF the drinking water furnished from the
aqueduct. The board OF health has recently
taken the subject into consideration, and has
listened to the reports of experiments made by
Dr.. julius Hensel, chemist, resident here. Dr.
Henscl reports that he discovered one OF more
poisonous thread-worms in each drop OF water
and that from two gallons of water he had
taken 100, GOO organisms or animalculte. He be-
lieves that a large amount of the typhus fevers
prevalent here is caused by the state OF the
water, and that one out of every seven deaths
from consumption may he traced to the effect
OF the thread-worm on the lungs. Last evening
Dr. HenSel presented to the board several
methods for eXterninating the poisonous Or
ganisms and ii is probable that the board viii
take measures with reference to the matter very
soon.
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DECREE OF DIvORCE.-Judge Hagner, yester-
day. in the Equity Court, made a decree of di-
vorce in the case OF John Decker agt Anna G.
Decker. They were married in Baltimore in
1859. and the grounds for the action were the
wife's habitual drunkenness and general bad
conduct. He charged that on one occasion she
returned home In the middle OF the night in
toXicated and accompanied by four soldiers
whom she directed to beat her husband, who
Selling a rifle, which he levelled at the inva.
derS
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Philadelphia Sold by all druggists. Wholesale
by Stott & Cromwell Washington. 60
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CARRIAGE ROBES AND BLANKETS At Cosr.-We
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for cash. The blankets are suitable for driving
or travelling. Those in want of such articles
Will find it to their advantage to call. JAMES
Y. DAVIS Sons, 621 Pennsylvania avenue, under
METROPOLITAN Hotel. 90
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SUIT AGAINST A STREET RAILROAD COMPANY.
To-day, in Circuit Court, No. l. Judge MacAr-
thur, the case Of Koon agt. the Columbia rail-
road company was tried. The plaintiff, an aged
the defendant he fell in one of their cars, and
was badly injured. The defence is that the fan
was caused by the car running over a stone OF
the track, and that they are not liable.
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PLOTTING TO BLOW Up A VILLA WITH D

PLOTTING TO BLOW Up VILLA WITH DYNA-
MITE.
dispatch from Havana, March 9Th, says
Last Sunday a serious attempt was made to dis
turb the public peace In Marianao, q village in
the neighborhood of Havana, where q great
many families pass the hot season of the year.
1t appears that1t was intended to set fire to the
theater, which is large wooden structure, either
by the means of petroleum or small bombs filled
win In the nsgnborhood Of aSe o Msdf
ing, or by blowing it up by means of
dynamite, several packages of which were
also found. The plot was luckily discovered be-
fore its fnstigators could carry 1t into effect. and
many prisoners were made the case being
under close investigation by the authorities.
AT the same time the above discoveries were
made party OF mounted and armed men were
seen on the road leading from the village into
the interior, and later on the dead body of a
milkman was found In the road. who was prob
ably assassinated with the object OF taking
away his horse. Not far from the spot were
found several arms in poor condition, stumps
with bayonets attached to them, packages
with cartridges, thirty or forty cochados,
with medicines, various packages contain
ing dynamite and lot OF pamphlets
printed last year in New York, bearing the fol-
loving title: "Biberating Army OF Cdha; a
brief Instruction for guerilla warfare and a
guide for the chiefs and officers in campaign
These objects are sufficient proof that it was in
tended to raise disturbance with political
aim, and it is said that the authorities had
knowledge beforehand of preconCerted plan to
disturb The peace in this province. The whole
plot was conducted in bungltng manner The
profit by the alarm which the firing OF the thea
ter would have produced, during which they
could proceed to the plantation near by called
Toledo and Hberate the slaves, thereby acqur-
Ing a sufficient force to strike terror into the
neighborfng villages. The Investigations are
carried on very secretly, but the rumors that
some OF the inStigatorS have already been shot
in Marianao is Undoubtedly untrue as all the
prisoners have been brought to Havana.
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"ALDERNEY DAIRY."-Fresh a!derney butter
churned every morning and delivered In u lbs.
Ward prints, 45c, per ID. Also, cottage
cheese and buttermilk. tt
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All Latest Fashions in the
NEW YORK WEAKLY EASuIQN EAZAR

MI Latest EaShIOllS III the
NEW YORK WEEKLY FASHION BAZAAR.
out Saturday, March 13. Price cents.
A splendid number, containing the first chap
tiers OF Miss Braddon's new story, Just as 1
Am" Also,
The spring fashions for misses and children.
New spring visiting and street costumes for
ladies.
Four elegant reception dresses.
Fashions in jewelry and hair dressing.
Patterns OF lace fancy work and embroidery.
The paper is for sale by all newSdealerS.
Price sc.
FOR a speedy return to that lively; vigorous
feeling, of which you were so proud OF your
healthful days, use J. NJ Lafo1',e's Aiati-I3liOMs
Btters. Its effects upon the human machine Is
truly wonderful ALI druggists sell it. 25 cents
Baltic, Md,
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DROF. CARPENTER. Mes,nerisna.
Il Fifth and last week inWashingt nj allmadge
ball, Monday, THURSDAY, Fridayand Saturday nights
Masonic Iemple-Tuesday and Wednesday nights,
March and To- Admission, 25c. children. 15c;; re-
served Seats 25c extra, on sale at Ia lmadge Hall,
to daily. Admission to Saturday Matinee Call
madgeHalD, adults, zoe. children under 10 years,
10 cts. mS-6ts
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THREE CONCERTS
Il BY THE
ORIGINAL FISK UNIVERSITY
JUBILEE SINGERS

IN LINCOLN HALL.
Wednesday Evening, March 10th.
Thursday Evening, March 18th and
Saturday Matinee, March 18TH at O'Clock.
This is the Original Troupe who We're in Europe
three years, and who earned for the Fisk University
$780, 900.
They had an immense house at the Academy of
Music in Philadelphia last Thursday evening.
81 never enjoyed music. "-SptTgeOn.
Tickets, reserved seats. 75c.
Tickets of admission, SOC.
The sale OF reserved seats at Metzerotts, 925
Penna. ave. mar1-11t
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came by it honestly. But If the trick had been
played on c0untryman, or some person OF less
experience, he would send the case to the grand
jury. but as 1t Is, he thought that such course
would be a needless expense to the District, as
their case against the defendant would doubtless
fail. The prisoner was dismissed with advice
from the judge 10 engage In more honest bust
ness.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS OR CoNFIscATIoN OF
PRoPERTY.-EdjtO star: have this day for
warded is Gen. Hunton, chairman OF the House
committee on the District OF Columbia, detailed
statements, showing: First-That the special
assessments for public improvements, by the
board of public works, levied against s. 9, sqr.
327, Washington DC, amounted to $l,109.3l.
Second-That the assessed value Of the prop
erty for annual taxes is 1854. In other words,
that the special assessments are more than
three times the value OF the property. Also.
that the special assessments against lot 1876,
sqr. 20, in Beatty & Hawkins addition to
Georgetown, DC, amounts, with accumula
lions OF intereset, to S930.3I; that the assessed
i have taken the liberty to forward you this
copy, because believe. its publication, at this
time, may be of general service, and facilitate
the labors OF the House committee on the Dis
trict of Columbia, in devising clearer or more
effectual relief to property owners from the con
flscation which now threatens so much private
property. Respectfully,
Washington, DC, March II, 1880.
The SPRING RAcEs.-The program for the
spring running meeting OF the National Fair
Association, on May 18th, 18th, 10Th and Goth,
comprises for the first day dash OF three
quarters of a mile for all horses that have not
won at Jerome Park, Long Branch, Saratoga or
Baltimore since Jan. 1st, 1879. For this the en-
trance Zee is $40; purse $3.50. Second race, ma
tonal handicap race for all ages; $50 entrance;
half forfeit only $l0 II declared out on or before
May l; weights TO be announced April Sd; asso-
citation to add 500, OF which 500 to the second
horse, the third horse TO save his stakes; one
mile and one-eighth. The entries for these races
closed March ist with large number Of nomi-
nations.
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"FORNINsT" IT.

A story is told Of genial sons of
the Emerald Isle which exactly ila
Illustrates the policy of the great
democratic party of to-day. The
incident occurred in one Of the
many troublous times when unhappy
Ireland was struggling and bending
under the heavy yoke Of its
more powerful English neighbor,
Two genial sons of the Emerald
Isle, as we have said, were ship
wrecked, and after floating for many
weary hours meath burning sun,
were thrown at night on the bleak
inhospitable shores of an unknown
ooast. AS soon as old Sol had hes
gun his daily journey, they set about
finding in what country they were
and what was the character of the
people. 81 say Pat said one to
the other, "where are WEI" "Don't
know" Do you suppose anybody
lives here?" "Don't know" What
are you going to do? "Well, be-
gorra, I'm agin the government
anyway
This is exactly the situation of the
party of a "free ballot" 1t has
been shipwrecked, and for twenty
long years has been floating, borne
hither and thither by adverse cur-
rents and head winds. The fierce
summer sun has blistered it and the
biting winter winds has nipped its
hopes 81 the bud" At last it has
drifted to country, where it knows
not. What are its people, it knows
not. What are its principles, it
knows not. What its prospects, it
knows not. All it knows is that it
is ''agin" the republican party and
that is all it cares for. 1t matters
not how pure its characters, how
high its aspirations, or how glorious
its attainments, tits ''agin" on every
point, first, last and all the time.
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a Fool Once More.

"For ten years my wife was confined
to her bed with such complication of
ailments that 10 doctor could tell " lat
was the matter or cure her, and I
used up a small fortune in humbug
stuff. Six months ago saw u. S.
flag with Hop Bitters On it, and 1
thought I would be fool once more.
I tried it, but my folly proved to be
wisdom. Two bottles cured her, she
il now as well and strong as any man g
wife, and 1t cost only two dollars.
Such folly pays.'-H. W., Detroit.
Mich.-Fee Press.
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them that the campaign has opened
"ilke the opening of a champagne
bottle, with a whirr and a fig, and
a gush." Ut evidently knows the
characteristics.) 1t then informs
them that the republican Jericho {:
will not tumble at the blast OF
rams horn; the party is composed
of veterans, led by experienced com"
manders: It Is united to remarRabie
degree; the sporadic instances OF The
transfer Of partisan allegiance are al
ways exae gerated, aud that IL Is silly
inference that the patty ls going TO
pieces because there aud there an un-
important republican has zig Aified his
intention 20 vote fer Hancock. 1t
appears TO The Heraf6 that in order to
win the democrats need 10 cease fud-
ding their brains with eas and frOth
as soon as possible, aud apply them
selves TO prove to the country that
they are fit TO win and capable of gov
erningn
This comedies with what we have
said from time to time, in a remark
able degree. But while the disease
is clearly visible to the Herald
its remedy isnot so apparent. 1t says
"The republicans have no hecessit!
for showing their capacity for govern.
ment. They have sustained it fol
twenty years. But the democrat
have double set of proofs to sus
tain, and no time to spare" Thi
possesses the merit Of veracity. A
matters now are the Herald think
it quite evident that the countr,
will be sure "to trust itself to tn
republicans once more-to prefer
poor certainty to risky expert
ment. Part of this is true an
part not. Altogether the Herald
Jobs comforter to a dot, and VI
don't envy the democrats the com
fort they will receive from it. 1t
consolation is thousand per cent
thinner than DIR. Tanners flesh
increasing diet.
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WHITE county has elected a solid
low>tax delegation to the Nashville
convention, and instructed for Saw
age. In this connection the Shelby
vile Commercial, which is the lead
ing reputation organ Of Tennessee,
says:
He will go to that convention with
a large majority of the low-tsx dele
gates. His prospects for being nomi-
mated as the democratic standardbearer
are very promising.
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"WHIRR, FIZZ AND GUSH."

We have been giving our demo-
cratic friends some excellent advice
when we told them not to put too
much reliance in the ''hurrah' cams
paign which they have adopted.
They do not seem to regard us as
entirely disinterested as we might
be, and we are moved almost to
tears because of their skepticism.
Whatever may be said of the
CHRONICLE from political point of
view, no man can truthfully say
that it is not Warm~hearted and
kindly. It always did grieve to see
anybody. run his head against a rock,
because its experience is that the
rock generally comes out almost
two points ahead, in that little
game, unless it is our contempo>
rary's head for it is too
hard for any ordinary rock
at least on the outside. Moved
by this gentle disposition and recog-
nizing the indubitable fact that its
advice is not received as it should
be, the CHRONICLE has determined
to make one more effort to show
them the error of their way, and
proposes to summon to its assistance
the New York Herald, which is q
strong partisan of Gen. Hancock.
1t may possibly be that its warnings
will have more effect than ours; at
any rate We will reproduce them.
This journal very truthfully reminds
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irCuIt Court Of tn UHIted States.
Eastern District Of Tennesssa.-Tn Equity.
No. 6S7.

Fss:ern District Of Tennesssa.-In Equity.
No. 6s7.
A. J. Kicks vs. Rebeccl B. Brandon ct al.
DURSUANT to. decree pronounced in the
l. above cause by the United States Circuit
Court fer the Eastern District of Tennessee. on
the 18th day, of July. g 0, reviving a former
decfae ny said court in said cause on the 10Th
day of January. 1880. l Will sell at public auc-
I on. to the highest bidder. ia front Of the west
entranfe OF the % ste flee in Knoxville,
ON THURSDAY. THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST
MEX :; AT IL O'CLOCK. AM, 4
the no Sc and lot mentioned and described in
the p'eadings as 70 lows: Lot numbered SO,
land the improvements thereon) on the east
SIDE of High etrest in The city of Knoxville,
fronting nifty feet, more or less, on said street.
end running ek one hundred and foIty-fye
feet. more or less TO an alley. d
TERMS,
Said sale will be made on credit Of six
months. and IN bar of the equity of re- emption,
taking nots from the purchaser With good per
sonal security, and retaining q, hen IS farther
security. 4. i. HUMEa. :
July Il, 1SSO- DIT Commissioner.
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If any man thinks that "aings'
are the peculiar property of the po-
litical press, let him read the fol-
lowing from two religious week
lies;
Or. Wheeler, of The New York
Methodist. writes his editorials on his
back, lying on sofa. Central Meth
odist.
1--WE thought he wrote tbs N lying
first on one eide and then on another. >
Christian Advocate.
Henri Waterson's or McGowan's
great dailies could not improve on
that, and we even doubt if 'little
Pete," down the street, could per"
petrate anything SO neat.
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L. o. o. +.

HAST TENNESSEE LODGE, No. 34.-Meets
u Tuesday nights at Odd Fellows Hall, west
side Market Square. c. Il. Williamson, NJ. T.
A. GayOn, VIC. VIM. SamuelS, RS; W. IL. Sal
mon, Permit Sec :: c. Il. Jones, Treasurer.
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THE AUGUST ELECTION.

All over the state, in democratic
counties, the organs of that party
are urging their followers to vote
the straight democratic ticket and
to forever eschew scratching"
They argue that it will be of inns
mense service in preparing for the
November election. Singularly
enough, We quite agree with these
organs. We think it is necessary
that the straight ticket should be
voted, but we do not think that the
democrats should have a monopoly
of the business. IF democrats ought
to vote the straight ticket then res
pubhcans should, for once, follow
their example, and vote the straight
republican ticket.
Just now, when are preparing to
enter the fall canvass with a good
chance of electing governor and
three congressman in Tennessee, a
feeling of confidence, or at least of
strong hope, will be of incalculable
advantage:to our party. In no better
way can such feeling bel aroused than
in rolling up large votes for the
county candidates. 1t will help us
with Garfield and Hawkins and will
strengthen our legislative tickets
all over the state. Individual re-
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publicans should remember this
when thinking ofthe August election
and should strive with all their pow
er to do their part of the work be-
fore them.
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AGENTS WANTED t. sell tbs rsFE or
GEN. HANG. >CK

By his lifelong friend Hen. I"r ~. For
ney. an editor an d au uor Cf nNt AL reputa
ton. an ardent sdmirer of the 'sn scl soldier"
his work is comrl-ts suth sntie, s-priced
Fully illustrated Positively 20 nsest and
truly oHciat work So ssesi te rRB'. ~ fit sos
Par ieulars free. CT q4ick, address hub
LARD BRO Nu,e. .tIRnta Ga. Az
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by virtue Of deed of trust executed to "a. an
~ The Sd day Of June, 1873, BY jos. r. York
4tb, 1873, in book D.. and noted in note book A.,
page 45S. in the Registers offce Of Knox county,
1 VII proceed to sell the property No ention ed in
vile, Tennessee at IL o'clock. am n THURSDAY,
the 18th day Of July 1880, to satisfy the purposes
cash in hand. in bar Of tbs equity Of mption;
and the proceeds wlll be applied First, to the
payment of the costs of said sale: secondly, 20
mentioned therein: ard lastly, the balance. If
any. will be paidito the said Joseph B. York and
his wifs SUE r. York.
July {, 1seo-.od
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NcE,ec Agents rreas per Week. W.,
MN m prove il or forfeit $500 a OntSt az 49,
WOVsO0 Z. q RIpEQUT CO. sis FslsanSt M M