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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-18
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Ia The Gnitod States District Court in Lyoch
burg yesterday. Judge Rivts presiding. At
teroty General Field ssid that in view Of the
T:ceot decision OF tho United States Supreme
Court IL the css,s OF Judges Bfowo, of Nelson,
iagthe, Of Campbell, Parrish, of Appomattox''
Wharton. Of Bedford. Critic, of Roanoke and
Horny OF Amherst. indicted in the Uoited
States Court some months ago for obs!ructioc
the civil md legal rights of oitiz:us, he could
not longer act az couuse, as it would place the
State and himself 10 the attitude Of resisting
the laws Of tho county aud the decisions Of
the Supreme Court, wbereupon all tho cases
against the judges were continued to the next
term.
Much interest is manifested 10 Norfolk 10 the
approaching municipal election. 1t is thought
that the republicans and raadjusers will vote
together. Capt. .. B. Lsug ley, rcsdiuster,
has announced himself candidate for the of.
fee of city sergeant. w. II. Turner, readius-
ter, sJn OF o member of the Legislature, is
spoken of for mayor. The present mayor will
be the candidate for re election of the fundeIs
and City Sergeant A. j. Dalton will be sup
ported by them for reelection.
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lCOMMUNICATED,

COMMUNICATED.
In the G.z,tto of yesterday aluslon wa!
made to tho State Auditors report presented
to tho Legislature, showing tho condition Of the
accounts OF tho County Trsasurers Of the State
70 which report there was charged sgaics. j cC
ferson Iecey. decess ID, late Treasurer of Alex
aodrla county. deficit Of S9l5 95, for the ycaI
1913 and having been entrusted by his cxeou
trix with tho settlement Of his business affairs,
and being familiar with all his accounts as
treasurer, feel it but just TO one who ever lived
ahovo suspicion or rcprouoh 10 private and pub
lic character, and who is now beyond self.
defense, torttute anv imputation OF irroeularity.
and present tho truth to the public. have 10
my possession statement from tho lst clerk of
tho PRESENT Auditor OF date February "a, 1880,
which ooniroverts tho alleged deficiency above
referred to. ! hold receipts of tho late Audi
tor showing that Mr.. lacey has accounted for
and paid to the State all moneys with which he
Is ~ any way cbargeable. Ioatead of MIR.
tscey being indebted as an oflioisl, his estate
holds to day $lG00, against tho tax payers of All.
eSandlla county. which no has advanced to the
Stato Tor them, and which taxes arc DOW in
tho hapts OF tho Sheriff for collection.
Respectfully,
4, JAMES r. CATION.
ALI Xa1iria, Va, March Is, 1880.
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The Seal Fleet,

sT. JOINS. N. T.. March lS.-The fist Of
sealers got IF on the 10Th irs'ant but with
few xcapions did cot got far. Tho Reso-
Lutte, A'c 10, and Aurora got Gear during
tho morning, but othels ware in sight of the
hstbo: all day, unable to get through the pack
cd lca. The Alc.ic put on share some foriy six
s!owawcya and the Proteus sent on shore two
boys who had st Get, i themselves 10 q barrel
and who thrCus hout the bitter ,Id night must
hhvc snlf red iotepscly. kilograms received
from Catalouo state that lie Merlio, Kite, and
Mimic Ill had gone out in duo ouurs,, but were
compelled to return, tho leo being loo heavy
Tor them. The Bear and ths Lion, from
Trinity, reached as lar as II ssg4d Harbor. off
which they wcrc tied up 10 tho lc,. Tho local.. 2
Is tauecious one, and with an inshure wind these
Vessels might easily GOT into trouble. Tho Com.
modolo VaiSusrd and Hiasili, from Corccntion
Bay. got clear. Reports from tho western SEQ
lion OF NV EcuGd!aEd relative is tho fisheries
arc OF a chocIlns nature. At knso Blanche and
Tie chaoaei, the fi7h arc in aoulance and if
tho iiSlcEincu o.n get CUT thay will mako some
very good catches Tho herring fishing in
fpftuDa E.y has not been as good IS in preyions
yeaTH, Notwithstanding the isc: that tho feet
enEaged n that BUSINESS is smaller than that OF
the last t%o years. Tho coast from st. Johns
to thc chsaucI IS at present clear of io,, and
there Is nrgo ia eight, nirong westerly wind
haTiuG bi0Hn ii ell we'll eff
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FEssrS 3F TEE V,gF

htter bcl0g idle four years, The blast furnace
Of the Tot !sto.n tPenD.) Iron Company was
put into blast again last night.
Tho Michigan ereenback convention assombi
ed at Detroit yesterday, With 40 attendarc, oil
abou! 200.
New York piano manufacturers will not EN-,
ploy their old hands unless they renounoe and
htVcr co0ncctiOn 9ith their union.
Mrs. Elizabeth Michelman was burned to
death yesterday morning while about to kindle
fire in her house, No. 30 Park avenue, Balti-
more.
Santo Domingo has established a NEW tariff
of export duties. Its decided advance on
that heretofore in vogue. The adVarc, causes
great dissatisfaction among all classes of bust
ness men.
Tha, Senate yesterday passed the Star
Route deficiency appropriation bill With 40
amendment snproprlating $50, 900 for the pub
lio printing.
-Four trsios, carrying | 500 Southern merch
ants and lcadlOs business men, arrived ct Cln
| clnnati last hight from Chattanooga. A hearty
! welcome WAS given to tho visitors, who were
! escorted to thor hotels amid enthusiastic de-
mors!raIions, ringing Of bells and display OF fire
| works.
At ono clock VI yesterday morning 100 mas kcc
m:n rode to tbs jail at Winchester, Ill.,, bat
tered down the door, disatmcd tho guard anc
,lrrs, and, with revolvers in hand. c5mpcliet
| 'hcm to give Up the keys. They then opened
the cell OF Joseph l. Field aid dispatched hin
With G number II pistol shots. Field murderct
James Pudgctt, February 25.
| Lieut. Charles W. Jarboc, of the Unitet
States cast survey steamer Hassler, lying o
Marc Island navy yard, Calf roia, vas fouut
dead 10 bed Oh board the ship yesterday morn
ins. tio retired Tucsdsy night 10 apparently
Eocd health. LIEUT.. JSrbce was q native O
Maryland, ard graduated Ion The NaVu
| Academy 10 1868.
s.. Pair ck's Day wts celebrated only 10
moderate way yesterday in The leading cities O
tho country. Iatrs we're small parades i
Washington, New York, Montreal AID phila
deI2hia. uoroertg, barquots end halls wcr
held lest Cveripe in those cities, R;chmoud
Petersburg, Chc!go, San Frarc;seo, Bosto
and els.whcrg. Contributions for Irish relic
"eTo generally taken VI. Charleston, 8, &.
| subscribed - ego, and in New York the Fecrd
Iy Sons of St. Patrick - 500 THO entertain
ments gwen at the various theatres in Ne,
! ok, for Tho benefit of The iund, wrre. wit
olc Exception, siuiIy attended, sid The tota
! receipt! will EO& exceed 50 900,
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Minister Christinncv,s Wife

Tho Washington Star says: For some Tina
past there have been runors that Hon. I:aac T..
Cbr'slisbcy, our Minister to Peru, wss rot per.
tectly happy in his family rotations, and that
the return from Lima OF Lia young wife, forncr-
1y Miss Lugsnbecl, an cmploye in the Trcasuty
DerGr.lna ant, was not altogether owing 10 fho
Wsf GetH.c2 ChIm and Perm, but that there wss
Also domestic war between m&n aud wifn aria
ig lroa IncCmpatib'ty OF temper and tho dis
!at!Ly OF their ages. Since hor return here
some months since, sac has resided in tho roi,a
borhood OF Fourth and ~ streets, north west. and
recently tho statement was published that she
he'd beeI called to Maryland. to be G. tho bed
s'de o: sick relative. AS che was known az tho
tlmo Ct said publication TO bo in this civ. This
statement caused sOmo conjecture among Le-
acquaintance, Ii is now understood thst Nr
Chrst!anCy Has been recently apprised of car
tain questionable acts on tho part Of the yT;fo
Hnd placing the matter in the hands Ct somo OF
his intimate friends, thew have reported TO him
thss ho mas good and sufficient grounds for di-
vOrce. 1t is probable that some such proceed
ings will DO taken. 1t Is stated that MIR. G. will
DO IN tho city shortly 10 pros ecute the csseu
Tho correspondent of tho Baltimore Sun ssrs:
1t hiss been no secret for long tmo among
Mr.. Christisncy's friends that he did not live
happily, and that tho unhappiness Commenced
very soon alter their marriage. Il was board.
ing house match, in which an old man surrend-
ered to yourg woman. It is said tina. couDIe
'could not have been more mismatcd They had
no tastes or symr ath!es in common, and she wss
less than one.third his age. She was not ponu.
lar with his family and The dislike was n1utusl.
His regsnation from the Senate was prompted
originally By desire 10 separate his children
from their young step.mother, and people were
very much surprised to hear that che did net &C.
company him when he went to Lima. She fol.
lowed. however, on 4 later steamer, but did not
remain long in Peru, returning to this city last
fail. She has been seen in the streets of Wash
in gton and about the Capitol great deal this
winter, and idle tongues have found that in her
maiden name was Lugenbee and she was clerk
In the Treasury Department before marriage
her mother keeping a boarding house on Indi.
ana avenue, in which the ex-senator occupied
rooms.'
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR 9NOwDBN.
THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH IS, 1850.

There is no duty 50 tiSagrccno.c to Us So
that Of constantly Fl oding fault, as wo are com
PEELED 10 do, with democratic men and demo-
cratic measures. But, IS it is duty, Wo shall
10 the fu'urc "a 10 the past. continue to per-
form j., regardless of The itiury it works us
Oar Object is to remove the CENTRAL of the gov
ernnent from tn: hands Of sectional party,
whose animating spirt is cnnity toWsrd an
Other sGcinn, aud restore it to those OF ma
tiolal organization, 10 which all sections will be
alike, aod 10 which the CT. Ia of Louisiana
sta.l b3 thJ iqlal OF ii5 fellow citizen OF
H!f,1c, a1d tccliogs 50 shsl take IS deep Ell inter
Is. Ia t,:c welfare cl Maine IS ct his owu State.
Sucn n happy cjntition CT atf.ns will, /. Is
cur deliberate opinion, be brought abJut ly
t'ie erc:yss OF the democracy 10 tho next pros
den a election, sid any end everything that is
calculated t. prevent thas SUCCESS naturally
cvokcs aur regret and Iu5tllls cur cehsurc, and
w. glV0 expression to that corsurc N Tho hope
thar, If upon 10 Other principle, that OF constant
iteration, Ike the c)ntinusl dropping Of water,
may produec 80 apprccabie effect. The latest
ialiscrc:On Of the dcmtc:ats is their attempt
TO obstIuot tho operation CT the federal election
laws by withholding part of the requisite ap
p:orriatoO. rs matter how Objectionable
those laws may be, how utterly subyersive 81
The prii g pies upon which he government wss
organized, they have been declared By tho Su
premo Court the law of thu land, and opposi-
lion to their execution can but afford tho radi'
c,Is iavor.ble opportunities for rckindIine,
stimulating aud Increasing the Split that AMI.
mates their psrty, for which they arc always
on the alert, which they invariably stiz,, aud
which they turn TO good account fer themselves,
as MIR. Garfield did yesterday. Nine tentbs Of
the evils Of the world gro tccasioucd by foolish
ness rather than by malice, and the sn sss
of the democrats is responsible f3r, OF least,
that proportion Of tho evil that has befacD
their patty.
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Br3wn's Household s'anaecn

is the most elective Pain De,troyerin the World.
Will most surely quicken tho blood wh"lher
taken internally or applied externally, MI
thereby more certainly RELIEVE PhlH.
whether chronic or acute, than any other ,sia
aieVlator, and it's warranted double The strengta
Of any similar preparation.
, 1t cures Pain in the Side. Back or BoSrir,
sore ihrost, rheumatism, Toothache, and al IL
ACHES, and is The Great Believer of
Pain. BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PAHh-
CEA' should be in every family. A tcaepooa-
tul OF the Panacca in O tumblor Of hot wste-
lsWeetened. il preferred), taken st bedtime. wi
BKEhk UP a COLD. % Cents q bottle
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ID. Il. Church Conference

The Maryland Annual Conference Of The
Methodist Protestant Church. closed It's fifty.
second session in Washington yesterday.
The QUESTION Of CO hirg tho delegates to the
Geucrs Conference with conventional powers
WIS adopted.
a recommendation from tho committee on
rIlssloDs for the transfer of the Norfolk church
property to tho Virginia Aid Society to meet
debt OF 81 GOO, partially assumed by conference,
and the dlscontiuuanoa OF tho Norfolk mission,
was considered and the fist recommendation
adopted but the last rejected
The report ct tho committee on Wotterp
Maryland college WAS submitted, showing that
tho sum OF $25 600 had boon secured towards
inc college Indebtedness. Alter az address by
Rev. ), Is. Walker, agent Of the college, tho
report was adopted. Tho report Ct tho confer.
enoo steward showing tho total amount ofsalnres
S4O. O92.G0. in addition 10 the presidents sala-
~ and expenses, 81 0G7.49; deficiencies So.
1904; from other sources $l,49I.l2; amount
% hand TO meet conference expenses, SIG 81,
ives adopted. a resolution instrucling the delel
gates 10 tho Golcral Conference. if sstil6sd
that tho approaching ocumonioal council Of
Methodist called by tho NJ. Il. church will not
tend to forward the interests Of tho non Eois
Sets-' hehS Va Wv OuuiUll3 uUL W encourage IL
by their pr1scrco, was adopted A resolution
OF, iratcrnal regard for Rev. Frances Brown,
oolorcd, Of Charleston, S. g., was adopted,
The snperannualcd fund ecward reported c1n-
trlbutlons from district churches, $GGS 20; re-
coIvod from treasurer Of the society, SO 075. A..
Tho report Of the committee on missions CIV
ing assessments at $3.50 and appropriations
81 236. was adopted. A resolution iostructjpp
the General (ionfarnr r., doIeootoo RI :, or.o III
adoption Of q "lymnaI," was adopted,
Tho appointments for tho ensuing year wero
made, ). l., Mills bEiug assigned to Alsxsadris,
w. K. Graham was loaned to Montgomery, Ala :,
aud IL. l.. L'wis. to HsahsvlIc, Va; Gull.
ttrd uDsupp!ied.
Tho ncmbers Of the conference and their
ladlcs, With Rev. K. Scott Norris as marshal
visited toe White House where Mr.. and Mrs
Hayes received them ia tho E,s! room. Short
addresses were made by Dls. Webster and
Valiant, altor which the party worein.roduced
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Scene at the SanIto3

Toe Raymond Hill scandal assumed another
! feuturo 81 stordny afternoon. The Dtofkucptr
| In tho has"Ccnt. Of the eastern siaa, about i
| o clock uotiocd q p!aiuy dress d woman with
All loiant -tHUtlug III tlc lobby, potr tho hail
! IeadlEg TO The elevator. ard, With Tn anxious
lock, shD c'ossIy s.,lEucd rao'i person passing
| 10 or out. ll@r uIauner being somewhat Gus
| piciou7. ti1o GoGikccp:r snoko to ouo Of the
Capitol poIIclGlep. a1G !atur to ono tr two oih-
cIs, end soon tic sur2 wet forth that the wo,
man WAS ,|ass:n Raymond and tho infant
Tommy Till. The mother and son became oh
lec's oil unI lcd aticaton, rnI Tho Bc,psn be-
c)mng annoyed ~ or0ei gathered around.
started 70 walk away. She wss laoving toward
tho elevator 1t nrnll. cAit, Than kaaks, S0ue,
tor lillls private SCGco:arF, ran after aud over.
took Miss Raymond. Senator Hill was up
stairs IN executive session. SGrgeaat st Arms
bright cimo Gu the sconc ttou, but Banks hur-
fio6 dowo the hall and induced the woman to 90
With him into tho room OF tic Committee on
Contingent Expenses. ia tha rlcan:imn tho
Senate adjourned, and Senator Hill left the
building. Hiss Raymond remained 10 the com
mltteo room about len minutes, and at.er being
escorted to tho door By Banks, waIked back to
the Washington House, Rhc,c, 10 reply to en-
Inquiry, she said: Il merely WEE: ~ there
hoplcg to meet Scca;cr Hill, but had no hos
tile intention. | wanted m explsuslion and
settlement ct this affair which they have de-
iayed 60 long. | mean to show thom how 81
rious am." "lNhat did hIr Bsuks saw 70
you in The committee rcon?" "Oh, Nothing,
exoopt beg NO 10 keep patinnt litllo longer
and not make fuss. SIN eoi1g UP there
again tomorrow, and Ill sec Mr.. Hill if such
thing is possible"
SALES OF REAL ESTATE Tho real estate of
the late George Janney, lying in and around
Hamilton, was scd on Saturday lsst by Henry
Aeaton Commissioner. and brought good prices.
The store house, formerly occupied BY said Jan.
ney, was knocked down at 81 520-J. NJ. Hoge,
purchaser; two lots, of II and 10 acres respsc
lively, were sold TO T, Fl. Vandevanter, at $40
per acre; tract of GO screp, near Rehobeth
Church, was sold to Mis-. Mary Janney, at $40
per acre; and all the other parcels brought cor
respondingly fair figures. The home farm of
$50 acres was withdrawn on bid of S65 per
acre.-Loudoas Mirror.
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F4REFGT gTEESE.

Tho wl0ttr s0WlDgs OF wheat iii Sonih Russia
have suffered greatly from frost.
ItiiIuuored that tho Duke Of Conuaugbt
will succeed the Duke Of Marlborough as Vico
roy of Ireland
10 Consequence Of bad weather 10 Egypt,
large quantity OF cotton must be resowo, and
the crop will be late.
MIR. Gladstone spoke at Il iubursh yesterday.
Some people offered $50 a ticket for admission
to hear lin.
MIR. Parnoll saga the general vcrdic. of Amer
ican opinion is iu favor Of change 10 the Irish
land system.
A revolution Of government has boon accom-,
pllshcd 10 Uruguay peacefully.
Bolivia dictator is 10 favor Of prosecuting
the war against Chill.
The VedOmosti states that CELSIUS ia being
made OF st. Petersburg, and all persons without
liked occupation or means OF sussi5terc, will be
expelled from the city.
1t is stated that Rlsaia has threatened to
| break off diplomatic relations wi.h tho Porte, il
| the assassin OF Colonel Comeroffii not sentenced
| to death.
A s.. Petersburg dispatch says tho repor,
| that General Mellkoff w1ro q c)at of mail when
the attempt was made to asssssiuatc him i:
fas,.
| During speech 10 tho italian Chamber OIL
| Deputies on Tuesday evening Premier Carre
rcplylCg to structures by members OF the Right
Inquired whether the cabioet of that marty dis
played great political wisdom 10 1870, whcr
they announced they would repeal the CONVEX
lion with Franco guaranteeing the integrity o.
tho Paral territory only fIw days before tho
force Of events drew them into Rome. Sgnol
| L1rzi, who was premier when Rome was oc
cuplcd. denied that his government took tina
step unwlttiugy. A ecano Of will confusion
and upr1sr ensusd Furious attacks were
banded between tho Right and Left, drownip,
tho voices of tbs speakers. The declaration
OF Signor LAMA, Sella aud Visconti Vcnost.
| lCc.udcd somo curious revelations regarding
| tho governments c1urse towards Franco Gur
the Pope uud resp, cling the September con
Vcntlou. Sigoor Crispi asserted that there were
| differences in opinion ia Premier LsLz,s Cab
inct about Occupying Rome. SisnOr Iarz
denied this absolutely; but Signcr SclIa con
lrmed IT. almost occasoning quarrel batEce:
SignOrs LIMA and Scl'a The sitting was onc
OF the most sensational 10 the annals Of IL,
ltalias sriiaueut
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The PHILADELPHIA North American SAYS ::

AT this very moment there is tonfold more
evidence that the tyranny and brutal cruelty Of
the Southern whites lay behind the exodus
!hnn there is TO dsy, or ever will be, that Fog
labd is expressing Ireland. There il. in fact.
no doubt whatever that the negro is flying from
oppression and wrong"
And this, too 10 tho face, not only Of the re-
publican witnesses who have been examined
before the txodua committee, and of tho emi-
grants themselves, but Of tho correspondents Of
Influential Northern journals who have boop
sent to the South for Tho especial purpose of
writing up The exodus and ell matters relating
to it. Tho testimony of every reputable man
ct ell familiar with the sui ,cs is to The effect
that tho negro being freeman. and at liberty
to 90 whero he ohoasis. avaiIs himself Of that
liberty, whenever means and opportunity arc
favorable, 10 60 Wbcro ho is induced 10 believe
no can better his condition. How wickcdly and
egrcgiously aud wish what selfish motives they
have boen deceived, and how sldIy they have
btea disappointed. are matters that will be set
lied between themselves and Tho radicals WHOM
their eyes shall DO fully opened 10 the utter
soiG5hncss Of tho latter, as they will BIO eventu
ally, for time at lsst sets all things even. "
The charge of being "brutalIy oruel" the South
ern people can staud, as they have stood equally
as false aud more atrtcoua ones brought
against thtm by the radicals over since the war,
for mono arc moro convinced Of lis fAlsiIy than
we'll Informed Northern people.
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Moore, p. G.. mhIS-w

K q s T EE'S SALEOF VALUABLE
a pROPERTI NEAR OUCOQUAN VII
I!AGE-By virtue OF decd Of trust from
George Solecman and wife, dated tho 18th t.y
OF February, lsT5. recorded among tho lao!
re records OF Fairfax county. lber T, No d ragH
26j, and for the purpose thcroin mentioned, thr
undersigned will offer for sale by public auction
at Fairfax Court House, on MONDAY, tho 10Th
day Of April, 1880 the TRACTS OF LAND
conveyed in said deed of trust. except that por
lion led by George Selecg1an and wife /,
Redmsn Solecman. Said land contains
622 acres, and will be sold in lots designated \,
lots Nos. l. . and 3. No. contains GO acres.
with COMFORTABLE HOUSE, one third in
timber. No. 2-l92 acres with good HOUSE,
and barn, ono third cleared. No. $40 scrcs,
and ksown as tho Home Tract; has o coml,r,.
able HOUSE and barn.
Terms OF Sale: So much cash as will paw *.
penses OF ssle; also the sum of one THOUSAND
dollars, with interest thereon from the 18Th day
of February. 1875. until tho day of sale. Sci.
ing. as trustee, l shall convey such title ~ i,
vested in mo. which believe to bo good.
WILLIAM r. HALEY, Trustee
FaiIfaY county, NH lS.wld
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Much Sickness.

Undoubtedly with children, attributed 10 othT
causes, is oecasioned by Worms. BROWNS
ERMlFUGE COMFITS, or Worm Lczengee,
although eiectusl in destroying worms, can 30
no possible injury TO the moot delicate child.
Inns valuable combination has been successfully
used By Physicians and found TO DO absolutely
sure IN Graduating worEnz go hurtful TO children.
Is cents box.
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Heavy Failures.

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH March l8.-The fail.
ufe is reported here to-day CT the firm of Hib
9 9, Gratf. miilers; OF L. h. Rsnsdsll, presi
aent OF the Farmers and Mechsnics' Bank. And
OF d. W. nensdale, capitaist The liabilities which
arc very heavy but are not definitely known in.
eIuo0 nearl $500 COO, Of borrowed money. This
'anuro Is due to speculation in grain options.
An accidental fro on lower Main street il
LyLeaourg yesterday as briefly mentioned
10 tho Gazette, originating ia Wood z
20. 8 tobacco factory, consumed that establish.
m N and also the large tobacco factories of
Flood g. Smith aud Hancok & Norman. with
most OF their contents. PAGES warehouse n,r
r 10 e.c,ped WOOD Go. lose abou. 81 900,
$l7 900, and lose half the value of the nronart.
destroyed. Hancock & Norman are insnreS
for $40 600; loss heavy. Tho total hes il mt
destroyed. ~ WYNN Vas
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Probable Murder

PHILADELPHIA, March l8.-About . O'Clock
this mortlog james Casey vas shot in the
mead ty men named john Penrck. Casey
mas not been living With bis wife for three years,
put came to her house at the hour stated and
1 o. down tho door. lac was confronted by
fcorcs' boarder at Mrs Casey's. aud, DUR
ing an aIteIc'tIon which ensued, Casey was
shot by PenTIck, The bail striking him 10 the
forehead. His recovery is worry doubtful. Pen.
rick surrendered himself to the noIinc.