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ANIx-ConvICT SHOT DEAD BY POLICEMAN
Policeman Epoch Perry, OF Jersey City, n. j.,
e. rly yesterday morning saw Louis Shaughnessy
sitln ia a step, apparently esleep, with his
feet on tie Sidewalk. He raped, arousing
Sheugt messy, who walked up behind Perry and
to move on Said the officer. ''You can't make
me move oll-" rejoined Shaughnessy. AT the
same time he snatched Perry's club from his
hand ard began striking him with it The po-
nceman drew bis revolver, and after vafnly
warning Shaughnessy TO desfst, fired once into
tie air. AFTER being struck again he fired sec
ond shot, kIiiIg the man instantly. Snaughnes-
81 was Sn eX-conv1ct
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GRANT IN DEMAND BY MINING COMPANIES -
Gen. L. s. Grant has arranged to have an inter-
view OF bis arrival in this city with some GER
uemen interested In the Ortez mine, IL New
Mexico. to discuss the proposition which has
already been maze to him to accept the preSi-
the stockholders OF the San Pedro ana Canon del
Aqua company in Boston, In unloading their
stock at treble Its cost upon the strength of the
Gen. Grant, is sought by other companies now
that Gen. Grant has declined that offer. He has
foen over the property OF the Ortez mine, and is
only doubtful about Its value on account OF the
scarcity OF water, and II he can be satisfied that
water can be got from neighboring river by
an easy method. 1t Is thought that he might
accept. A proposal has been made to him which
would greatly restore his alleged depleted
f1nances.-N. Y. SUM- today
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SHOOTING AT THE NEGRO WHO MARRIED MISS
CHAsE.-At Galesburg, H., yesterday morning
the relatives OF Miss Chase who In state bor-
dering on insanity, married a disreputable
negro named Dan Monroe, and has been Sc
QueStered 10y her relatives some days brought
her into town, where, with her three brothers
and an uncle, she entered a train TO go to
peoria. Monroe, who had been released from
jail, where he had been confined for theft, ap-
pealed on the platform, and walking defiantly
up TO the party said: "Good morning, Brother
Horace, Whereupon the young man addressed
Knocked him down. borrowed a revolver,
croH d, when the latter tried TO escape. Monroe
also had revolver In his hand all this time.
Monroe was hit in the arm, evidently with q
spent tail, as he was not hurt, and bystander
name CrCcker was severely injured by a shot.
The negro eventually escaped. Much excite
nent Is manifest among The negroes, who all
side With him. and among the white popula-
A conservator has been appointed for Miss
Chase III Chicago, whittier she Will be taken.
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kilograms to The Star.
LATEST FROM. MAINE,
The Result Still Doubtful.
THE FRENCH CRISIS.
German Distrust of Gambetta.
THE PRESIDENTS TOUR.
The Result Still Doubtful.
THE FRENCH CRISIS.
German Distrust of Gambetta.
THE PRESIDENTS TOUR.
DESTRUCTIVE CONGREGATIONS
THE COUNT IN MAINE.
Plurality for PIaiSted

but one town. Sheridan, have been received,
proving plurality of 1,9 for Davis, less %,
which Sheridan gave the fuStoniSts last year
but partial comparison made with the returns
made 10 the secretary OF state shows errors
enough ia the teleg rapbic returns to give
clean plurality to Plaisted These returns will
secretary OF state In order to establish their
correctness, and as soon as the secretary is
heard from the comparison will be telegraphct.
The Vote by COuntieS-Pluraifty for
Davis.
BOSToN, Sept. 2l.-The Journal of Augusta.
Me, telegraphs as follows: Our footing by
counties are as follows.
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NEW YORK Sept. 21.-The National Aasoc1a-
ton OF General Passenger and Ticket Agents OF
semi-annual session In this city to-day. The
attendance was large a majority OF the rail
roads OF the United States and Canada being
represented. President VIM. B. ShatLuck, OF
was in the chair, with A. j. Smith, OF the c. C.
& i. R.R.. secretary. the only important busl-
ness at the morning session was the appoint,
railroads On revision of through rates Tue
association will meet every day through The
week.
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The Vote by COuntieS-Pluraii TO
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 1859 7a sSe


mere are 4I5 scat atter1ng votes, ana Davis has
100 over Plaisted. Seven towns or plantations
are yet to be heard from. Besides the uncer-
cetved iG determining tie result, there is the
possible and probable iDaccuracy Of some OF
tie figures already given; also. questions about
inaccuracies which appear In the returns, all OF
which. with the close vote. render the result SO
doubtful that it can only be determined by the
official canvass OF the returns at the opening Of
the LEGISLATURE,
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THE SHIPowNERS' 'CONvRNTI0N.-The Philadel-
phla board OF trade has selected Henry Winsor,
James A. Wright, Henry d. Welsh, George n.
Alien and Clayton French TO represent it at tae
sbfpoWnerS' convention TO be held at Boston on
Oct. 9th. The delegates are all interested in
shipping. They were instructed to protest
against any alterations In the present tariff or
navigation laws
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The Tennessee state Debt and the
Railroads.

MEMPHIS TENN, Sept. 21.-In the United st ites
circuit court, this morning, Judge Hammond
overruled a motion for the dismissal OF the
suits against certain railroads Of the state made
nessee state bonds, deciding that the defendants
were entitled to a hearing On the merits. and
set down the cases for trial On next Monday.
snons,b,lifV of the rarnad @ nf tbe state sn for re-
portion Of the state debt, ard practically IN
velve the same questions that were argued
before Judge Witbey, at Nashville, last May,
and still held under adviSement by him.
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A DREADFUL POISONING GTRAGEDY.-The faml
ting OF himself, his wife and one child: Also Mr.
aid Mrs. Woodford, OF Mil creek, together with
a hired girl, Jennie Powell, were accidentally
poisoned Sunday by eating cakes made OF cora
set aside for the purpose OF killing rats Mrs.
Carl and Mrs. Woodtord died yesterday mora
Ing. Jennie Powell cannot live. The Others
NAY possibly recover
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Marine Disasters.

HALIFAX, N. s., Sept. 2l.-The Norwegian bark
Statsmin1s er, Stang, before reported ashore On
the shoal at Eagle Head, still lies there. Efforts
are being made to save her cargo. The tug
G0liah has gone to endeavor to get her off.
Sands, is owned by Andrew Levitt and others,
and Is insured In Yarmouth for S22, 900. The
British schooner Gladiator, before reported
fallen In with abandoned, is insured for 81, 500
each In Yarmouth and Halifax Offices
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AFFAIRS IN PHILADELPHIA
The RoguS DiDl0rna Cases.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2I.-The appIclt to
remit The forfeiture Of the rec0gnizance Of DR..
John buchanan came before Judge Butler IN
the L. S. district court this morning, and tha
matter was ordered to stand over until thr
failure Of the defendant to appear be ascer-
tained. The hearing unon ha heaS corpus ia tie
case Of Thomas E. NanduSen viii take place TO-
MORROW.
0n Trial for Wife Murder.
The trial OF DR.. Albert G. +. GOerSon, charged
with the murder Of his wife by poison, was
begun today.
Did Not Long Survive Her Daugh-
terS.
The mother of Lille and Lav!nia Grace. two
OF the victims OF the railroad disaster at Mays
Landing, died yesterday from the shock to her
system produced by the untiInely death OF her
children.
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Sporting Notes.

AT Brighton Beach yesterday the first race
one nile. " as won by Rosalie; Krupp Gun sec
riders. wen by Democrat; Judge Murray second;
time, l:45s.. Third race, one aud an eighth
miles, Won ny Gabriel; Cape Clear second: time,
l:56%. Fourth race. handicap stseplCc chase,
short course. wss won by Harry Bishop; SRylark
second: tine. 3;5iA.
A threc-mile rowing match for a purse or
81 Geo came of at Rockaway Beach, y. ", yes
terday. Fed Plaisted, OF Geneva, y. Y: VIM.
knoth. OF Canada; J. Ten Eyck, or PeekskiIl;
q. w. Lee. of Newark: Daniel Leary. OF Ohio;
John Bigiiu. Of New York and Geo. Englehart,
OF Greenpoint, started. Plaisted won by three
quarters of length, Lee coming In second, with
Knoth third.
Base ball games yesterday:-At Worcester
Tioys Z: Worcesters. l. At Chicago-Chicagos,
S; C1ncinratis. 3. AT Observation-Disclosures
5; BostCls 0.
rosTroNENENT OF THE oIEARr MARCH.
The \. Y. Times or to-day says: ''rhe third
contest fer The o'Leary belt which was 10 take
place ia the first week In october. has been
postponed Tor the reason that no suitable build
Garden was applied for, but Mr.. Vanderbilt
refused 10 let tU on the grounds that the ex-
pensoS Of putting the building in condition 10
pass the inspection OF the building department
would far exceed the rent offered by the pedes-
trlans. lie said. however, that IN a few weeks
ne WAS going 10 begin alterations that would
make the garden fit for use by the immense
croNGS which go 10 such races, The repairs
Will be completed in December. and II has been
arranged 10 Lave the walk take place I'm Christ
mas week The following well-known pedes-
uianS have paid the $500 emitting them TO
start: Frank Hart, the holder or the belt; John
Dobl6r, or Chicago: John Cox, OF PttrQlia; e.
A. Hartman. OF Haverhill, and Henry Allen OF
Manchester, England. Dobler. oT.eary's pro-
tege, hao concluded 10 so 10 England 10 try and
VIA the "Astley Belt" from Rowell, who now
holds II. lie viii start to-day Oh the Guion
steamer Nevada. lie has a record of 5Sl miles
IN six day match"
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A Fathers SUICIDR.-Frank FoSwig. 80 years
OF age committed suicide In jersey City, N j.,
yesterday, by cutting the arteries OF his left
cause Of the act was the mysterious disappear
ance OF his daughter, who had the care or his
invalid VIE
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A burglars Sentence.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2l.-Frank Welsh. one OF
the burglars who broke into the dwelling OF Mr..
Signey, in Brooklyn, on the 18th ot. August,
and aesaulted Mr. and Mi2 Signey. an aged
couple, WIS convicted this morning In Kirgs
county count OF sessions. and Judge Moore
sentenced him TO the penitentiary for 20 years
at hand labor.
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IEE MAINE GovERNORsHIP.

The Election of Plalsted Claimed
by Over one Hundred Plurality.
The following dispatch has been received by
Hon. Duncan s. Walker, secretary Of the Con-
gressional democratic campaign committee:
AUGUSTA, ME-, Sept. %. 1SsO.-Duncdn s. Wal
6er, W, d. C.-All but four small plantations
give Plaisted Il, ,622; Davis, e. $50. Towns to
hear from Will add IS more. Secretary OF state
coLcedes Piaisted's election by 100 plurality
w, w. MORSR
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How THEY ILLUMINATED IN MAISE.-A novel
method OF illumination was used about several
OF the residences in this city last week. The
ripened heads or the swamp flag, or cat-tail5,
were soaked In oil and tied TO the fences trees,
&C. These burn for an hour, and furnish very
ulce NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. [Ae.l Journal.
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MCRpER OF MAIDEN LADY.-A maiden lady
namtd Miss Nancy Hayward, was murdered
Sunday night In her house at Rockland. Wis..
duIing the absence Of her brother. Her throat
was cut and her BODY concealed under WOOD
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POINT LICK, KY, Sept. PA deadly encOun-
ter with knives took place at a house ill-fame.
seven miles from here, In Rock Castle county.
On Saturday night, between James Rodus and
JSnes Hardin. Rodus and woman were
nehtiDg, when Hardin interfered. Rodus was
killed outright, and Hardin received Slight
would on the head.
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THE REMAINS OF GEN. ToRBERT, one OF the
victims OF the Vera Cruz steamship disaster,
for Jacksonville They viii be sent TO New
York on the steamer Western Texas.
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THE WYCLIFPB STATE CONVENTION, TO cele-
pIate the fiye hundredth anniversary OF the
translation CT the Bible into the English lam
guage by John Wycliffe, met at Trenton. NJ,
to-day. IL is composed OF clergymen and dele
gates from Bible societies, and among the essay
lists Will be Prof. Strong, OF Drew Theological
Gosh, OF Princeton, and DIR. Campbell, or
Rutgers College.
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GENERAL DuMoNT, supervising inspector gen.
eral, has returned to the city from Aibaay,
where he has been some time. He has not
received the report Of the Narragansett tnvesti-
eatlon, out telegfaphed for It to day. He also
gated. In his opinion she was a first-class YES
sci, lost On account OF the fury OF the gale. lie
does not think there was any carelesSaess Ia
heI management.
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The Sw,,nuing Match OFF.

NEWPORT. II. l.. Sept, 2l.-The Fearn- Maho-
rey swimming match announced for 10 day In
this harbor is of, FeSrn failing 10 put In an ap-
pearanCe.
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WOMAN snooTlNG.-Duringa a political demon
woman fired u revolver from window shooting
another woman, It Is thought mOrtally. Both
are Widows The shooting is thought to have
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THE SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE LO.O.F. met
In Toronto. Ontario, yesterday. The lodge, to-
gether with the Chicago and Bosom encamp-
ments, were received at the government house
by the lieutenant governor The American
bard, from Providence, RI. played ''God Save
the Queen" and Yankee Doodle"
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A Catholic Priest Recome. . p....

MONTREAL. Sept. 2l.-A Roman Cathoa,c
priest, OF fourteen years stand,ng named Se
gutp. Whites long letter TO local paper. az
dressed 10 Bishop Fabre. announcing his CON-
version 10 Protestantism, and giving his rea-
Sops therefor.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Sept. l.-Virgtnia skies, deferred.
rs; 90 consos. 69ts: do; second series. "A; DO
past due coupons, 9Gs4; do. new ten-forties. Az
sAITfMoRE. Sept. 2l:;.,Cotton dul-niddling.
ouihern steady; western m shade OF, closing firm
seuthers red oosl9S 6 de- So amber loss IS
red, spot ana september. 1.05h; October. l. O6a
1.U6]S; November, 1.O7xs1. .075s; December, O9al
a1.tS?s: Corn. southern frlr; Western dul south
tpot and se. Ten Der: blatls.; October. tl,sa5ls:
42k. Rye higher. 97a1 90. Hay unchanged
Provisions @ firm snd unchanged Butter ter hrm1 Am
90. Petroleum. higher and irm-refned, u: CotIee @
Win whisky V quiei. I.i6. F4eishts % Liverpool per
wheat 16S, b9l bushels, corn, a. $50 bushels; oats
Wiest u. sss bushels. corn s. 400 bushels: sales
~s1s Ssh tss SSsK sIS ssps. aS.ceks firm Money
q Exchange-Iong. 4s0x; short 4S3>s. Govern
s.iss NEWS YORK. Sept 21.-Four dull Wheat duh.
10 oSGuS. sfsSS Sept 81, 1880 p. m.-U: 8. bonds
xer cents, linz. Erie 49, do second consols. W.
j $50 p. m -Consols: 81 lS-l' ior Doth. Erie 4oSi
lis. Reading. f6s.
NEW YORK MARKErs THIS AFTERNOON.
The fo!lowing auotalon%s % wSts current hIi 70 New
da, ,5 Up P ps. esnss ns tSnn f.
per Genus. ll0all(1; d OF O. S.65's, g9x sales;
SenSs3 Ss3ehssa as 9aaS snd 5s
snd st. Joseph 40X Lake Ehore. 1854; Northwest
1882: do. preferred, 12: Iron Mountain, 65IS;
Res Island 5ITA Sc RaI .ns RSax de- PrsfsTsd
ierred, ssT; Kansas and Texas, SIS; ". b.
as'sE'as9: Hss. i1S: 'O'''' y " 'AD : o' ~ fAan'
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CAPTAIN EDWARD s. MEYER, L. S. Army IRE
tiredl has teen detailed as professor of military
science and tactics at the Western Reserve Col
lege, Hudson, Ohio.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF MRS. ELLEN SCHLEY.-Mrs.
Ellen Schley, Wife OF Col j. NJ. Schley, the dem
ocratic congressional nominee 10 the 9Th dts
J1ct or Maryland, was taken suddenly Ill at her
residence In Cumberland last evening, and died
Ia nlteen minutes, IL is supposed from heart
olsease. MIS-. Scbley was about 65 Years old.
She leaves no children. A few minutes before
Schley, who was absent on a campaign tour,
that he would be home at 10 p N. He arrived
at tnat time, hearly three hours after her death.
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DH. Won M0sCGZIsKF.E
ayear sgo opered his Offices at
6I8 10Th street northwest.

DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THS HEAD. I'M
PAIEED SiGgT, CATARAR. ASTHMA
DISEASES OF THE THROAT.
LUNGS. CHEST. ETO.
Bis success has been most gratifying to himself
and 10 may Of the pu-.eroUs paJcuts wco have
been under his care, the majority Of whoa have
been from the best Class, SENAroH.s. hEPeEsEST.
IlVES, LAWYERS, CLEI G GMEN. MERCHANTS,
CHIEFS OF DEPARTMENT., etc. " thout lay
iIg any empirical cisiIns - infallibIty. he has
no hesitarcy IN asserting t1a- he IS willing that his
professional record shall be compared with It's rer
Ger tase witt, that of any slec1sst or paysicisn IN
this city or elsewhere HIS success Tss 50 great
tat Re has resolved make this city, by SPSCIAL
hEOJEsT his PERMANENT RkS1hENCE
A. oux TsstiuGrials Of succes-ful trcas:lst al
ready pub,islrd, hA wonld nT,ue ti"se OF SENATOR
VOORHEES,, sESATOs lSGALLs. kEPaEsENrAfIvk
LAPH.n, @. II DAvIDGE, Esq, T. SON asRvILLE;
ffQ.. FRANK SSIER, Esq besides numerous
ctl ers. Over one hundred references % me Vsfe
Z. It ciiizeus bo examined 81 his O.hces ciS
18Th street n W. aud he vi ishes /. distinctly under
stcod that DaEi6 reference Is g1ve1 or iet.ee
Of testimonial ever published which has not bees
rlaced VOLUNTARILY at his die posAl for thst pnr-
xcse aug21
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Pacific Policy of the New French
NliniStrV.


ter's telegram company says: All the Pan Is
papers agree in advocating pacific foreign pol
icy. Some journals demand that the chambers
be summoned for special session, but it is i'm
probable that they will meet before the usual
tine. 1t is announced that as soon as the new
cabinet is definitely constituted circular OF
pacific character will be dispatched to the
representatives Of France abroad.
A Gambetta VictOry.s
LONDON, Sept 21.-The Bella correspondent
OF the Da.lg Ne.rS telegraphs as follows:-The
Cec1ded victory for NJ. Gambetta, and therefore
Is peaceful.
German Suspicion of Gambetta.
The Berlin correspondent of the Times tele.
graphs as follows The chief subject OF discus
sion In the German papers is the ministerial
opinion are fairly unanimous in expressing SUE
p1cfOn and dread OF N. Gambetta. The North
Ge'nGn Gdzelte has not yet had time to receive
the order OF the day from the foreign Office, but
the Independent papers have fairly anticipated
all that The government is likely to say or even
to think on the subject. The National Zeit,tng
tnGeraD says:-In no case viii the crisis be In
OF revenge alluded to In III. Gambetta's speech
at CherbouIg seems TO be again In the fore
ground. The Tdg6lGt (ibera) says :-Gsrmany
Knows too well that men like NJ Waddtngton
aid n. de FreyCiI ct, With their independence
Of character, constituted in their quality OF min
isterS G1 foreign affairs a more valuable pledge
OF good nefghborhood with US and OF peace In
the malfoDetteS of NJ. Gambetta, the apostle OF
revenge against Germany. The uItramontane
question in the cIisis was really whether the
loiity CT moderation observed ia domestic aud
foreign affairs shall be replaced by policy OF
fcrct. The Re1chSbOte conservative sayS:-In
summcning this ministry, President Grevy is
d'gging his own grave. NJ. Gambetta win, be-
fore long, have filled all the ministerial and
diplomatic posts with his creatures. He will
then replace NJ. Grevy. III. GambettaS name
signifies war to the knife against the church
ara revenge against Germany, and there Withai,
too, Is set the task Of German policy.
The Real Cause of vi de Freyci-
nets Fall.
LONDON. Sept. 21.-The Times correspondent
at Paris says: The real cause OF NJ de Freyct-
nets fall was his foreign policy, and 1t was re-
sclycd upon the day he opposed Gen. Thomas
sins mission to Greece as also more definitely
On his replying to The dtsquiesing CherbourS
lrogram by the Pacific Montauban program.
Ie1Ce the cliSiS, and every body here and else
Wht re Is convinced or this.
A Disabled Steamer.
QUEENSTOWN, sept. 2.-The steamer City Of
Chester, from New York for Liverpool via this
port is reported as having broken down. Her
puIser landed at Roche's Point and is coming to
Queenstown.
British Gold for New York.
LoNUoN, Sept. 21.-The sum of ESQ, 600 In gold
was bought IN the open market for shipment TO
New York yesterday.
Died To-day.
NORFOLK, VA, Sept. 2l.-Tnomas 81. Webb,
fgent at this place for the Old Dominion Steam
ship Company, died to-day.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, s2lO, 1885, customs s591 ,655.51
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INV 10Rk, Sept. 2l.-Ihe Anchor Line
steamer Alsatfa for London. which returned last
Light with the coal in her bunkers on fire. is
expected TO sail again tomorrow. The officers
or tie vessel say about 15 tons OF coal are
burned, and that the explosion nearly lifted the
bunker lids from their POSITIONS and was anti
clIat6d as the result OF the fire. They state the
vessel is nOt DAMAGED
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MARRIAGE OF MISS BELLE MACKENZIE. Miss
Belle Mackenzie OF Manager Ford'S opera CON-
pany was married on Sunday afternoon at
Norfolk, Va. by the Rev. Otis Glazebro0k, for
merly chaplain OF the 5th Maryland regiment,
TO Herbert X. Archer, OF the same troupe. The
ceremony VAS very quiet one, only the
parents OF the bride and groom, the members OF
The company. Manager Ford and a few invited
guests being present. Miss Mackenzie. whose
real name IS Mingle, is the daughter OF John
Mingle, OF Philadelphia, an Old journalist She
viii be recollected as the original Hebe I'm
FoTd's Opera Company. She was generally
recognized IS Manager Ford's protege and up
10 the time OF the departure OF his company on
their southern tour resided with his family. Mr.
Archer is handsome man, about 30 years OF
age He is Californian but for several months
past has teen member OF Mr. Ford's company.
lie VIII be remembered as the dashlng Brazilian
Don Janualio" Ia the Royal MILDLY. The
newly Welded couple are now playing In the
Norfolk Academy OF Music. which was only re-
Gently completed at cost OF Sle9, 600 and which
has been leased by Manager Ford for the sea.
SOI,
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SPORTING GOODS.

SSJ CUM
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN
Warranted perfection in barrels, locks, stock.
ton and shooting qualities. Double barrel Breecn-
loading
SHOT GUN.
English Laminated Steel Barrels
worthy a 3lGO Gun. Trial given and money re-
funded if not satisfactory. Testimonials TT is
good gun in every respect, and the sportsman
sonian assns Tn hps.tme r Faser ESQ., esd u g. Govern
me,t Hospital; Prof Beach. Alexandria. Va.
an6ris, Va, and hundreds of others. O'MEARA ]
Sporting Bazars. cor 18th and F, opp. o. g. Treas.
logue of fine Colt Guns, Fishing Tackle, 81 Razors
Archery, Lawn Tennis, &C. free to all. au221
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Mysterious Disappearance OF q Ger.
man 6l0l.des
NKw YORK, Sept 2l.--The disappearance OF
Maria Meyer, aged %, blonde who arrived In
the steamer MCSel from Germany on Saturday,
is reported to the police. She disappeared on
the day OF her arrival.