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, 1880-09-29
LOCAL CRIME.


THE CONAST CASE.
The C0na't mystery Is growing tedious,
ttlnsntttcaI as there IL n,lly reasonable sas-
picton In favor of the murder tleory, a,ul
mt nne single fact. The T'owl, Of Ciccro
authorities AMI suc|, Of The city pn1ice who
have spatcsl lime from tr'lilieal gcrry,namlcr-
tngs to pay u little attention 10 the
a'rnfr nro of the opinion tl,at Commit
wns murdered. Ills relatives and tho entire
nrirhlmrtmnf ~ w!itc!, he 1tvcd nr. Ut the
sa'le nr!l'lyll. +tnt' without n.le single cor
r''tmrnslvc fact, the suspicion, Tint tic Staf.
forts ki'nw s9t,!stllng Of ttettetsl Is =! ro,,r
mn. L1eHt. Callahan ami Ills men are slowly
tltitl patiently Investigating. atd they may
l'9ssi!!Ey bring something tangible t,lit
pro DC accrn"iaiIus. oSieers Hss" ows''s sis 'ss n'
I.arsn yesterday .flrrcst,tl ll,rce small fnys
na,ned 1ohl, ninl .jnnts 1Iug!Ins and Arthur
in!.,, ii,f!sI',!p WIN iiye With tlir parents n the
'iy It'll H. u r,;;, 1v G;1;s' W',iil.tl,ey sre 'ot
not nIatte them very traclnble IL I'arrnial dis
cipltne. hiMl they have been guilty Of nun1rr-
gus iru.S0tcsstoI's.. 1t WIS *aEl they had
n"fe'1ftI t, t G"ntT nn end Wle acs.
tell tlIG stslry. frankly, .aml infinitely describe
everything about thu lo,fsr. pariirtItariy tic
t:ltr'nlisty iMprosisc'! toor:- :-fastrtinrs fsade
hy Cona,nt I" take tlIu place Of locks aiMI
tl!e house By. lifting tlir laleh Ia tic
Coman! had fur tile mrpnsc thrntigil n crack
IN tflr vanished. 1he nlys.cry Is inv they
l;nHw 81 MUCH nhnnt ilsc ronfvanccs about
tile 'tntise. Iio boys prntCst tEnt they did
,!nt aaka the clothes .ilnr the G0ots,
Dttt only sa''!e pipes. tOhncch. and other
ar|ctrs t;,s,u Whit, were mt likr1y to lend
concluded that tt,cse lnys ,!l,l i,nt
hrrak the tfn"rs ts they werc FUND hy
tntlalls ul"n returning l,oinc Fr.lny 1liu,i,
t'slt tint the burglary they refer tn occurred
sumo Mh1itlIs n!sn. But It Il known That the
i,t'ys wtt tniftsatc it!l tllc :;pa,Inr.ls. aI,d
ttfat i'iey lilty kIInM something which would
furnish u ccw. Tlmy viii he closely exam
lIr,! hGt1rr bc!ng set nj liberty.
Ing tie t'ccensr,l. llariinx 'l."s MI tl.c ta[k
lng: atid f'r IL ~ ,nanifesily rtryrr TINT the
police lIave 1lo Etlra ut his crnlinaii1,g lin.
III S,,ll or his brother By M, thing he may suy.
They nre certainly suspicious char
achrS: HNrding tells Il story abnltt
ns,hicHAly,. helping Cnnnnt to clean
iIls we'll while they were cutting
t'ay ~ the premises. The stosy. Is t0l.l tlc-
rn,rlosts. Cn1,ant. Ills .cIuinietl. saw one Of
the spa!fnrls stlllnr Its vel. and coming
from behind the car-sllnps fence mails his
rrcselice known nra co!Mle1p,l tho brothers
CnnHnt tnlsl II.
To-day, II Is said. the remains will be con-
ycy"tl ff0M GrncelalH1 Crlnrlery bark TO Tie
Al"rE1'e, there ta await the plan fur reducing
tie tIhiy tOa skeleton for the pstrlmse II
ilidls'r whether there stre any bullets III the
cloti!l1sg he washed ait! cleaned. it was in
ghnd rrpRtr. and II bul1et-Iiotc Ur Cit would
bt easily llt9cGruitte.
, 1880-09-29
THE ARCTIC yOYAGERS.


visions.
Special Dtsnatth to The Chicago 4rtbune
BosToS, Sept. as.-Thc Arctic expedition
Just returned 10 New nrdfoul Ii suon to
figure III tho Inv courts, the Umi.cd Stu,cs
Depnty-slarslMl III New Bedford having
beon onlered to unrest Capt. Larry, Mastcr
OF tic Whaling seI,noner Enthen, which took
the lmrty fro'n New York 10 Camp Daley, In
1lutlson's bay. Thu Charge against him is
ro6bcry MI the high Sens, a,vl the crcnm-
stances are these: On leaving Camp Daley
fur the prosecution of their suarct tho pariy
took all tho provisions they coulI cnrry,
and dircctetl CnM. bury tn deposit
tlio remainder Of their supplies nn
Depot Island. On returning FROM
lacks River, however, and proceeding
to Depat island they discovered to their In
dtgnation ainl disappointment TINT the pro-
vislans had not beell delivered, md they wcre
forcetl to depend nft0grther on thu supplies
Ind themselves passed tElr0ugl, n most 80.
verc winter, having hccn Obliged Mt one tin,u
to Kill Il portlnn of their dogs fur foo,l.
When thoY arrived nj tile yillage ti,crt WIS
nut orcr ten pounds nj meat IN tttu settle
nent. Tic na.fves shared with tlluln wllnt
provisions they l!at!, hut they endured much
s'1ler;E ,lsr;i, it.!. % laek q lm1i: ~ 9nc ttMo
prevented w9lrls hunting, and they went
seven days wttI,nut receiving anything mora
noMrfslIlMg than senfsklns and REFUSE innttNr.
Lieut.. SctwntGn, seeing TINT the situation
Was bcc!'IntnE exceedingly dangerous. SIT
ont for MarbtS Islatul, kil0wIng It to be tllo
winter quarters ot tho t;e'rge aiMf 3lNry, with
two natives fur guides, tho htst ttt,Es tllut
remained mud Il few sll!nll l,tcces 0t bluliher
md walrlis lltto ftr provisions. rlcy rcnctlctl
there IN safety, atn. through thu kindness ut
Eapt. Tinker, tho larty Wrre taken 10 New
Bedford.
Capt. Borry gives tho severity Of tic win
ter as m EXCUSE fur nut tvhlfng The Drenl nnl
lsiund, but II - charged lnai u to,,k In, i'rU.
stsions to lit ont nn additional Whaling vuy-
QEc.
, 1880-09-29

PniLAnELrIlIA, Scpt. 2s-Thls morning
the Presbyterian ladtcs lleld meeting III
hefnlt Of tho Ladles' Foreign Missionary
Society OF tic Presbyterian Church. Mrs.
Il. II. Allen, of Philadelphia, presItlud and
maze all address Of welcome to the la,lics
present from England, ireland. Scotland,
lntlla. CIilnn, Japan. and Cann.la, almost
every country where tic GostuI Is preached.
Cordial, hearty Chrlstlnn we[cot,e, slic sa!d,
wns extunded from the Presbyterian ladies'
of Philadelphia to tlcir visiting sisters: al,t.
shc hoped thelr coming together would 70.
suit In great good tn the w!lo'a Church In
this country and in foreign latlds.
This Rey. II. L. MncKGilzln represented thu
English Presbyterian Church, and Mrs. Ntnc-
1Mt.,sll, Ut Delfnst, lrelnnd, represented tho
Church III Ireland. Tho Rev, II: l.. AiackesI.
zle, 81. A., missionary. Of the Presbyterian
Church uf England to 6watGw, Chfnn; Mrs,
Murray Mitchell, Mrs: Drnwl! Doug!ass, A,Ml
Mrs. Pr. Dlatkle, ot ,EeIlnburK, scotlalil,
also addressed the meeting,
lfepnrts Wern read frn!,l the established
Church Ut Scotland, Walsh CAlylnlstie Meth
1tl!st Church, United Presbyterian Church of
Scotland, Association for tho Christian Etlu-
cataoi! Of Jewish Females. aMl from Tic FREQ
Church OF Scotland.
, 1880-09-29
DECATUR FlRfMEN,

8pssta1 Distates 10 The tate4ea 1ftbunA,
J. DECATUR, ILL.,. Sept. as.-On thu last day Of
the County Fair, tha enttEe Decatur Fire d.
partlnent v!s!ted the grounds, Md tl.ree hose
cue lsoso Company M. !, the champion
company Of the Stato Of Illlnols. with twelve
MEN on tlls rope, n''4o tho inost Remarkable
run and fnstcst t!,np III ffcnrd in the world.
1t was il regulation run ot 100 ynrls to plug,
llay 3oo feet Ut i:use, anA .nnku alI co,inec-
3l1{ seconds, beating thelr best Tins nt tho
!Rth St4te tournament W seconds. Elttorado
Hose Company, M: 2, i.latle the run III 4al5
srcon1s; Neptune l!0se Company, No. s, III
411{. In tile hNb-t,t-hllb 1un Of 10 yards, no
connections, for the Monmouth Citizsns'
, 1880-09-29

TiE ship canal through Capo Cod on tho
Mnsnchusctls cnnst, which, when completed
will conncot Massachusetts fsny and Buzzar.l'a
Bal Ia now being dug, several! hundred men
bobg employed in tho work. Tho eject Of tho
ca jai will bo 10 make Cure Cod All Island, give
ohupor conl 10 Boston and tho East, suyc milf
ins OF property and lives firm shirwrcck, and
lncase Of n foreign naval war, gIvu Iirst-ctaks
aivAntngc to tho Government IN protecting Its
NtloIo Eastern coast. Tho length OF waterway
viii be 1900 feet. tho breadth nt tip buttnm
q feet, anu Mt tho tnI, 80 feet. The depth bctuw
bw watcr will 10 Hl feet. II is to cost 1000 no.
There will he Ii sa.ing OF tl1annce Of 16D miles
IN n dangerous ctast. 1ll1s mikes nostpn nine
anurs nearer Now York by steam. Tho time for
building tho cunnl Is two ycars. 1t Is to he
l0c-lGyet waterway without locks.
, 1880-09-29
TELEGRAPHlc NOTES.

NEW YonE, Sept. .s.-T'lu Chiof of Tie
Fire Department Is inspecting the theatres,
n1ni says several visited aro simply man-
exlt In tlle event nf n panic.
.lEltsEy City, y. d.. Sept. aa.-The hotltes
Of Patrick Shrridul,, ALicl,aeI l,rtrvrlck, W.
.1a'nes., Creury mud 'rIiolIlus llurl,ra. 10
covered trnn tho llr0ken tunnel lust night,
were Inferred III tlle Cu,l,nlir Cemetery H.
tlay.. Thu Cthcr three M,tlies, whIc, tntltl
int ho Identified, were buried III Wcellawkpi
Cemetery. No mere hotics will bu removed
until Tho .rn!ss!il IL SINK nnot1cr four feet,
wltItE Will probably take two or thruo days.
, 1880-09-29

"Reye1s" is drawing enough money to
warrant its retention on the stage during tho
present week. The management deem It
wise to postpone the product!onof :" Horror" J"
until Sunday night. the Inst of the engagc-
,nent. Miss Topsy Vcnn seems 10 be salts
Tying tho audiences. ami little Miss Et,uoro
E9ins admiration mt every performance.
Tho general htLarity OF thu e1ltrriainluenl.
She L. certainly nno of tho liytl1rst Of
squirrels, gifted with nlMMgh MS contagious as
tint Of lsOsina Volscs. Miss Marion Singers
wrll trained, powerful. and lneloiotla voice
lnifete.
, 1880-09-29

F0isr ScO1T. ksss.. Sppt. @s.-F. n. Shaw,
late President of the First Nntlonnl l,ank of
PaolsA. Kasr which went !nto liquidation
sOnlu months agt, WIS arrested Mt Paula lust
night, charged with making fulse entries III
thu rrplrt Vt thu condition Ut the bunk. flu
unrest WIS ln9tlo byn deputy, United States
AlNrsl'nl, Stlaw, wis, brought before tlle
md tho preliminary exAnliIuti0n SIT for Sut
rfltnY.
, 1880-09-29

THE first gun Of tho campaign In Cook
County will be hcard next Thursday night, when
Stewart L. Woodfortl and Judge Tourgce will
speak before tho Young Mems Auxiliary Club
at Mccormick Hail, Tho Union Veteran Club
will turn nut ECO or 1850 mgn; tho Young Mems
Gurdeld and Arthur Club will DO in 1inu with
torches, and nll Kindred Republican orHanxt-
ttons will be invited to participate. Au overflow
mcetiuH will bo held II npcdnd, ami every ybody
wilt haro chanco to hcar gotnl speaking.
, 1880-09-29

The -rcAte+t bIcnxinG ever offered to
aHHcrlnK humanity is .srcint'B kuHlyss. III ttys-
pei'rih, EMAtr!tls 1MtuseI. general debility. cnl-
sitnpttuEt. etc. 1t nets hkeA el,nrIn. Distress,
drirtsstn1l. uicaaliess vlinish. tt,tl,fnrt tnkes
thrlr pnce. ,Arpnttt to anl ttrcnHt!, return rs II
ny naEe. kunyssis MT Il tn.a!tcfl!e: It is fool
II. f!,rtn ct pleasant milk wine. 1t represents
u tho elements tf nutrition In rltAIlzt4i md
eaally taigesicd for,n. aud nhthnR rsc ~ rapidly
etlrschcs thu E!.s.t. Tr'atisu in krfnyhs scut
ffGa To my A,ltlrGas. ltewurn nr IWiutti0tis.
Are'l,s k,linyss y int st,id tn tho trl.r. t,-
stlnlers snpplfctt directly by y. Arerl chetslst,
corner Slatllsun street nl,l Fifth nve,ltIp.
, 1880-09-29

BAnHus1 md English Ind several interest
ing sesslotls In indianapolis. At one Ut tton,
naruuru sald to the hartl- listed bnnkur, whu hus
disappointed all his purity friends bY Ills ponu.
riousucss: 'Well. Mr.. English, 1 oIer yo1, IN
opportunity. Write your chcok for $4,000 and
lay 1t upnn this table, anA Will cover IL With
mine for 100000" English did not agrco. IIo
has not $a5 900 worth OF filth in tho result Of tho
Atnrtlnr
, 1880-09-29

THE last address Ut the regular Demo-
cratic state Cotnmlttnc In Virginia contains this
remarkable st4temcnt:
inVirgInta are ntnoty thousand cnturcd Ho-
pAblicuuN, tho nn1 1Orty nf whuGn, disfranchtsed
by law will not DO permitted to vote III my etcc-
ton. @. -. 7.-.
, 1880-09-29
THF HnRsF INFtt|FN7A.

= NEW fonK. Supt. .S.-'lhu diste,nper
aiming horses reportel existing In Hos!ola
Inns ,nadn tts nppcaral,ce tn this city, aud
kGeE1s t0 bu fuiitllza. which was tim iilp In
lent staga Of itlt eplzobtlu Ut 1917.
, 1880-09-29

SoLoy CHASE, tho fnther Of the AfaIno
Greenbackcrs, hns hecn driven frotn tho cdf.
torlal chRlruf his pnpcr, tho Enquirer, becauso
la q Lreonbnck paper ho proposed to advocata
tue o!ec4nn Ut drecnback Electors. - Fusion -
in sfa!nB CHI nut down ft4 foot mud 10 quite IA
lnlolcrlnt rs tho old parties whose tyranny and
intotorlnue It IL tho fashlon for Its lcAtrs to do
uuuucG
, 1880-09-29

THE most amazing feature OF the canl-
ra1xn Ia the Democratic stl-hunt II, Ohio, evil
danec Of whlc1, hue Just been discovered. THO
plau was to havo 10 Democratic speakcra in
that StAtG. NO torches or paradcs, or nltgaca
work OF any kind. but 10 put money whrrc It
would do tho fnoat. gootl. and buy up tho wl,olo
6tate quietly. There wero to le $25,000 uscd In
two Cincinnati districts aone, aud f::;5 900 III tho
State. flnppily the conspiracy bus tccn exposed,
nnd tho Republicans will know how to watch anu
Illustrate attempts at corruption.
, 1880-09-29
MAl'IE4

l'EIrows FALLS, Vt, Sept. es.-s. n.
Waltz was arraignrsl OIL eight indictments
this evening, altd p!eatcd not guilty to cact.
llu IL clar9rA Will, larceny. forgery, md ilc-
gotlAtlnK forged notes.
, 1880-09-29
SPORTING. tw:

LOUISVILLE, ky., Sept. 1*.-Sccont1 regI.
lar tlay. full nIcettng Jockey Club:
Tho DeI1c Mcatlp Stake, for ..year-oisl cnlts,
das1I threc.auart"rs Of mile, $50 entrance,
hatf forfeit, Club 10 add s4GO. hf which 500
IN second. IlDot-Jack first. Sarstield ttle
fayosit) sccontlt Lrlex third. Thine, :eo1i.
llanltcap fur NIL agcs; purse, s:so0, Of
which so IL second, tlasIl Of one ami a linlf
miles; }owling Green first. Ilimyar {tle
tfMy,nFlt) r, sest'n'l 1!nnnc Scotland Rcld'ng
Association ptlrsu If 500. ot whicl. SO to
seen,' .!asl' # "1is mile. ltcnownn 1.-THE fn-
x,nrit) f!rst, Jlm Malone SECOND, Wooster
of sen o!' ani tne' 1nr m xeS; p1Se daS a
tri!nln|st tl!ir!. 'Iimc. a:ls.
IS ST: l!;';. Sspt ss1Ths 71 fall n;ect!ng of
ero"n s s VIII %i' < t"H weaer U e1S' s, foo s,S " ~
tellt,nlicr. hut il sfow track.
.lhe first r,ce. .::U class. purse $500, d.
EtMs' ws i, w !.a By cn'ans Y three stralEt
divided, was Won l1y Beneselter,
!tnlaeSetter l,.I,h .....+.....3
tH1IM! tMH1 IM!y .'..''..'''..'..''.......,. Z
st""roc chcf
nmaiH T;,1iI1h; ,s M,
Ii;;e-:::i: iii; :s;;i i'll:
ESuilslt nAcEs.
LONDON, Sept. .2S.-rlW Newmarket lat Of
ostobHr ,uee.lilg began Today. ,r!se, Ilope-
~ stakes, tnr 2;yeAl-nitl colts Htld iIIirs was
won BY Mnskclync: Border QUEEN sccola,
Tle Ercat Foal Stakes, for :,-year,;ohl cnlts
Brnd or secolltl, afurlcl Thrill, Suye!l rall.
The Dcitlng Ius. hGf0re ttit rlccs WIS /; to 1
on Robert tho Devil Md q tn 4 M.al1lst Bend
nle tic rnuins nt % tist. start , t n in in,irt.
eli pacr. Bent Or was last during thu curly
lart Ut tho r!rc, by. took sarun't p1ncc In tlla
Abingdon dip. liz challenged the leatlnr
resolntcly opi,osit tteainMI, lit he Ilunti.rci
IN tlW lust few strides, llins l,sIng tho g,,,ltl
rnce BY lsead, with :tMo lengths, brlwecn
sre2nl antl THIRD !sorsHs. Cannon rode liUbclt
the Devil and Archer LEND Or.
l'OSrlWSE1,,
CoSEY ISLAND, n. y, Sept. as.-The races
hive been postponed oil account Of tho ra!n.
, 1880-09-29

EX.{iov, JEWELL has issued circular ex-
pressing doubts lis to tho betlotlt OF Investing
campnIgn fluids In hrlss bands.
, 1880-09-29


NEW YonK, Sept. 28-A special dispatch To
the New Y0rk Ffcema,t's J0ur1ut an-
nounoes that the Popo Inns named DR.,
Michael CnFrIgal,, Bishop a. Newark. n. j.,
to By Coadjnt0r Ut thu Archbishop Ut New
e 4s1f e w. ArcbsGoS re- {s S 4 pefGas e fG E
, 1880-09-29

All CnoA Er0rerN hrl1 nnn TrtUnI mend
lhr'letl's FlmSsrluE ExtrartS. 1TntIsrkrrl,.ra
stimuli hsk fur n.1d lllsst upuII hlvInK ihesn
HtHns. atnl send buck tho itl,se4,lIs ttcss sent
hO,1lU ut,.lGr tlIu llitllp Ut txlrlleis.
, 1880-09-29
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

burg.
LuSpoN, Sept. os.-Steancrs FtliInpa atmi
v. \. Scl.olte.I, froAs New York, Ililyc ar-
, 1880-09-29

Islands In unpleasant controversies will, tl,is
tt'1tiItry Wns inattc IL appear 80 imminent
tlsat tue ktnE was virtually Mwrr1esS to fol-
low Ills wishes nf exercise hfa Judgment.
, 1880-09-29

a tlase IN t!nlr sAyts nine nf lIulc's Honey OF
ItOrchnin'l NtHf Tnr fur ettli9lls.
1IkG's TDuthMclr 1}t1,r,s &.lirc lii one minute,
, 1880-09-29

Tho publ Re will beware Of n trnytdu-
lent tmtaetan t'f t)9hhns' Esettrlo Soap INV le-
Ing frctt tll tho ntrkct by Misrepresentation.
upon hltyilR lnbhlns' Electric.
, 1880-09-29

4AIEfGOLA. Ia.
h,wA Cry, IA., Sept. 2s.-A man named
.taines Lowe, Of Agrlco1a, Maf1aska County,
committed suicide hero to-day by taking
lauua,Iunl.
, 1880-09-29

a REPUBLICAN sum In arithmetic:
Cr. Mdtoritu.
1Iy good nominations in Cook County....... l,tj0
Ir.
1ne phd JuoRo. ...s.s.s..ss....,s...M
GnS "Eith CACFIu y ltW0
One dubious Nerrtior. ...,,.... -. nm
Thrce shaky Commlssloners.... .l.5O1
Total loss. k.boo
Republican minority. 1,WU
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1CCn THE CHEAT 1COn
lOOO PENNsYLVANIA ROUTE looU

Double Track, Steel Halls.
TRAINS nHaSH aSsHssESs i,s$ D.po
For ssspnE os sad 70 h sSe 80 sna say
s1rx DAILY with see s oas from Hsr
BAErfapRE 2NH Hli Fo dSiS aS1L l1sfs'
For Pada+ gq 40
500 am: daily except sunday: 9 80 p. m: daily.
except EXCEPT Saturday, With Palace Cars to Canaan
For Wil6amsport. Lock Haven and Elmira. at 10 40
For New dHss s sSss fRs SEn ,s
EsPSsss :, fassn a Esr t"O Cara. 80 a@
Jersey City wi with boats Of B,rook,yn ANNEX.
IN double ferrisee across New York city: -.
For Philadelphia, 10 40 M, 2 10. 40 and 1920
k4Prsss. 50 p daily s ezesPs Sunday. ni'so
FOR BALTIMORE, $40. $40, 9 80. 40 am. and
@ . Il o. sSo sna i? 80 go . %
For R9Re's orses Line. ga am. and 40 p. m.
For Annapolis. 40 a. m. and 40 p. M daily. ex
ALf esPs sfaaaS. AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AMP AAILEIXANDB1a AND WAsHiNa-
For As1sasi s On SUNDAY G a. To- e. "a
Fol. RiehmOnd and the South. = am daily. and
6:20 p. b. daily, except Sunday.
sm .e Is So ). and nS c5 .. M and II mid
night. On Sunday at 8 and 10 Am, and 9 :05
Tickets, information. sleeping and parlor car az
conmodations can be procured at the offices, north
nue. and at the depot where orders can be left for
the checking Of baggage to destination from hotels
{: +. FARMER. General Passenger Agent:
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. sepl7
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DIED.


BEATLEY. November Asst 1850. after short
illness, CAcEBEI BEArLEY, in the eigity-secoaa
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, No; $50 Twenty sixth street northwest, o.
Tuesday. November 49, at ; O'Clock p.m
CLEAR. In Philadelphia. on Sunday. Noyem
Der u, 1850, of diphtheria MAIZE PALMER, aged
years, J. month and II days. youngest child Of
Funeral at Washington on Tuesday, 23d inst. at
,p M. from the residence Of her parents S2I
are invited.
CRoSsoN. On November p, 1880. at the resi-
dence OF his daughter. Mrs. De Ronceray. 12IS
Vermont avenue, of consumption. HESEr j. CRosI
son, M in the seventy sixth year OF bis age
Church.
DAVIS. On Sunday. November 2lst. 1880. at
IL M. of pneumonis. Mrs. REBEccA DAVIS;
northwest on Tuesday, 2sd. at 8 O'Clock.
EDMONDs. On Sunday. November 2lst 1889.
a. ten minutes to 4 Pm, CHAs. EDNoSDs, aged
Funeral viii take place from his late residences.
at O'Clock pm. Relatives and friends invited.
KIpwELL: On Sunday. November 2lst. 1880.
kidweiI. in the forty -nint6 ruth year Of her ass
o, Funeral will take place from her late residencss
zig street cE on FIsdsy :1 Sors sse rs
the family are invited to attend.
LOCKWOOD. At her residence on De Sales
i sso, Of Congestion S q the lungs Mrs JULIA Nc.
LANE LOCKWOOD. aged slxty-two years and nine
Funeral services at st. Johns Church on Tues
day at IL O'Clock.
LOWRY. On November 2lst 1885, GEORGE
LOWRY, in the eighty third year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 2408 4
street northwest. Wednesday next. at II m. 2.
MERuLAT. On November 21st. 1880. SAMUEL
EDWIN, infant sen of John 81. aud Frances l..
MerTillat, aged months and "a days.
The funeral will take place Tuesday afternoon ct
2 O'Clock.
wEAsT. At Boonsboro'. Nd. October 81, 1880.
% gSsn sm Ha fssr wKAsr. brother %
VERIFY. On November 20. 1850. JosEPHINE A.
Yerby.
Her funeral will take place Tuesday $50 inst; at
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AUCTION SALES.
FHYO AFT1R1OOR.
T .ARqE AND IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION
IL OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
AND BUILDING LOTS ON EASY TER Ms.

IL OF DESIRABLE IWpRovED PROPERTY
AND BUILDING LOTS ON EASY TER MS.
front Of the respecsiSe pieces Of property: IN
On WE'D NEsDAY., NovEsBER 17rH 1880. AT 5
O'CLOCK M, original Lot l, in square west of
square $50 containing Os4 square feet Of ground,
more or lees, qnimpr9ved 20 ,oo,
of square $50, each LOT fronting a7k feat On 9Th
By two desirable frame cottages. ~ '''p' ''a
On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER -. 1880. COMMENCING
dvson q enn Hsa 30 ss on s 9Th
street between and Z streets southwest. Also,
original lot 2s, In square SOB. fronting 80 feet on
Union street, with the improvements thereto be-
on MONDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1880, COMMENCING
day un Whole are offered sub lot n in SQUARE
496, on the southeast corner of 9th aud F streets
F street. Alse. lots numbered from &c to so, in-
elusive the east u fest 10 s inches front of 81,
iots Oh o. % and g. 50 t? 81. inclusye 10 to "A.
vision bS the assignees of George Msttiugiy and
others Of square 495. fronting on ~, 9th L and F
Donlnic's Church. and including nearly the VIII sic
OF suuaIe 49s The lo's 46. q. II, sc and 81. are
Germs Of sale: One-third cash on the day of
ea,e or within seveo days thereafter the residue
e ds o sa %eS aad
promissory notes are to he given. bsaring Interest
from the day of sale at six per centnm per annnu1.
of trust on the property sold, and satisfactory
policy Of insurance on the buildings II the terms
from the day Of sale we reserve the right to re Ell
the property At the risk and cost Of the defauitiue
he propry VII be sre At cost
parcels and S1Oo deposit win be required on accsp
JAMFs 8. EDWARDS,
d. Il. WARNER,
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A New Work Sensation.

ARRIVAL on 4 BOMBAY MERCHANT WITH FoUH
WIVES.
Among the arrivals az New York SATURDAY on
the steamer City or Brussels. from liverpool
was E>oofally Hiptaly. q Bombay merchant
prince or immense wealth, who brings with hftn
MS four native wives These latter are In
chafgo OF another woman ana a eunuch. In ad-
dition 10 these there are number OF other male
servants. All the attendants wore either a
turban or red feZ and were dressed In half Eu-
ropean costume: but their master was attlred
With the exception or his neither garments Ia
true Oriental style OF splendor. Under loose
oyercoat, which was carelesSly thrown Open
could be seen long garment OF pale six
descendfDg 10 the knees. on which was
worked mass or gold embroidery in
q bewnderment OF fantastic shapes.
The names OF the four wives ara
Nageerbal, Allah Bundi. Thahajan and Omds-
bal. Their apartments ia the vessel had been
specially aud luNurtously fitted up. Their door
was guarded by the eunuch- Their faces are
round and swathy. with features well marked.
Omdabai, the prettiest is only IL years OF age
They were thlnly clad. and had an abundance
OF jewelry. Through their noses are pierced
holes, from which hang rings OF diamonds
pearls and other precious stones. 20 far below
the mouth. swinging 10 and fro. Their ears are
also almost hidden by huge ornaments. and all
OF them wear around their shoclesS feet one or
Two bands OF silver and gold Inlald with rare
stones. All are small in stature. Mr.. Hiptala
speaks very good English. He says his visit is
simply Tor pleasure and as private individual.
He intends travelling through the country. visit
Ing all places OF interest, and viii leave part OF
his retinue here While he makes a tour OF the
states.
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ORGANIZED OPPOSITION To JAY GoULD.-Ths
Boston TjGHscrtDcs financial article states that
is has authority for saying that at meeting OF
railroad presidents In New York, including Mr..
Vanderbilt, Mr.. Coolidge, OF the Atchison, To-
peka and santa Fe railroad, and John NJ Forbes,
OF the Chicago, Burlington aud quincy railroad,
an alliance has been consummated OF the inter.
eStS OF the New York. Lake Shore, Atlantic and
Pacific railroads and the roads first mentioned.
the Gould roads. and accomplishing one OF the
most gigantic combinations ever attempted.
This statement is Dot authoritative. but the
Transcript considers the Information most reli-
able.