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On sunday last a number Of men were en-
gagged ~ running a number Of saw-log
uo"n ashuie near Roaring Branch. in Ly-
coming county, Pennsylvania. Towards
hlght The snow in the shute had frozen
smooth and CLASSY, when a log coming
down swiftly jumped out OF the shute and
struck DAVID Reed, one OF the men employ
ca. Ibe lying log threw him about fifty
ieei, killing him instantly.
The Iowa House, after voting down
amendments providing for local option, for
Incense law, and for exception OF ale, beer,
WINE, and cider, adopted, by vote OF
seIehtY'eight TO twenty-one, the suecial
oFder submitting 10 the popular vote the
constitutional amendment prohibiting the
sd'e or manufacture in Iowa OF alcoholic
liquors.
The controversy between the widow Of
lhe late Moses Solomon and the Jewish
benevolent Association Of New York, with
Iegard 10 removing the remains 0f The de-
oeS>ed from the grave in which be was ORR
Hpaiiv Inferred. has been decided In favor
me we widow. The Supreme Court has
a pa's permanent the Injunction forbidding
interference with The remains.
:, insure was discovered in the ceiling OF
W.. assembly chamber Of the new capitol at
nio.hy, New York, which cost e12, 000, 900,
~" "obday. which was supposed to have re-
,ahed from the settling OF the foundation.
- conunued TO increase TO such degree
.pa. SKY tons Of stone was placed on the
.ooi 10 prevent further separation.
9obn Rice. who Participated In Perry's Vie
Tory on Lake Erie, aud the only survivor Of
!, famous tghi, died Tuesday at bis home,
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press express much satisfaction with the In
tention OF the Swiss Government TO erect
new forts on the French frontier. The ne
cessity for preventing the French from ma
king an Invasion OF Germany through Swift
zerland Is universally recognized here"
The Burnley weavers, representing 1000
looms, 10 accordance with previous resolu-
ton to-day gave notice that strike would
begin on the 2jlh (unless compromise Is
reached In the mean time), when sixty cot
ton mills will be idle.
PARIS, February 1.-THE Government
will to-day make formal declaration in the
Chamber OF Deputies that it opposes plenary
amnesty.
New YORK, February ia special TO
the Evening Telegram from Vienna says ii
Is reported there that Russia will shortly
concentrate great naval force in Chinese
and japanese waters.
A Paris dispatch says the work OF COM
putting the cost to France OF the Franco
German war has been completed. IL
amounts to nearly 15,O00,000,0O0 francs
$4,000, 000,000), not including losses sus-
tanned By commerce and national industry.
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MARSHAL DOUGLASs's MASTER.-Captain
Thomas Aud. so well known q, once the
owner OF Hon. Frederick DOuglaSs-Once
an Ea,tern-ShOrc Sl1yc-bOy. now marshal Of
the District Of Columbia. and one OF the
finest public orators in the United States
died on Sunday last at the residence Of his
sou.in-law, John G. Harper, Esq, near st.
MicbaePS, Talbot county. Captain Aud
was eighly-tive years OF aye, and had been
almost helpless for Il long time before he
died. He was 1t one time a merchant in
81. McbacPs, was member Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, was most excellent
man in all the relations OF life, and was q
kind and indulgent mister when be owned
slaves. freeing th'm all at the early age
Of thirty.one years. In the year 1899,
after young Douglass ran away from his
slave plantation, Captain Aud received a
letter from gentleman in Canada, asking
II be would sell his freedom papers, and Of
fcring a liberal sum OF money for them. He
did not reply to The Litter, saying that Doug
lass would have been free in few years bad
he not run away, and now that be has gone,
be- could stay. After the passage Of the fu-
giiye slave law, IN 1850, he transferred his
supposed right IN Douglass 10 his brother,
Mr. Hugh Aud, IN Baltimore, who disposed
Of 10 TO Douglass himself, who was thus re-
lieyed Of all apprehensions OF arrest.-BGL-
timOrc American, I'm.
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Pain In the right side. under the edge of The ribs,
Increases on pressure; sometimes the pain In the
Ell side; the patieut is rarely able to lie on the ei
sde sometimes the pain Is felt under the shoulder
blade, and IT frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
tism in the arm. The stomach Is affected with loss
Of appetite aud sickness; the bowels in general are
coitiye somelimes alternative with lax the mead Is
troubled with pain, accompanied with dun, heavy
sensation in the back part. There IS generally
considerable loss of memory. accompanied with
painful sensation Of having left undOne something
which ought to have been done. a sngnT, dry cough
IS sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
Of WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily startled, his
eet are cold or burning, and he complains If
prickly sensation of the skin: his spirits are low;
ana although he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely summon UP
fortiiude enough to try IT, Ia fact he dstrss every
remedy. Several of the above symptoms attend he
disease, but cases have occurred where few Of
hem existed, yet examination of the body after
ieath ho. shown the LIVER TO have beer extensive
yGcrangcd.
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'Isa hams. ioaiose. spci iirb, = ~ = s.
nee ssh Scco,. si.7a5,SSiz. ~" A'o"'' si''o9aD
s 5osa ,5 TT s,r s. s,, arss s's'ss
cosse: Rio-ComMor. 1914. fair. I5s
&c: 700 20 prime i7ois''; hsgas)fs- 1914
C0rdies: Aaamsniins cand'es. 12,S9Ise. = Sc.
t5la l5'sc. q D.. baif-Doxes. he, f.l'Dw lac
-. G@es ., Prime sa,,,sg' I55al5H.; nor;nera
IlMI2'.: English dairy. IsAZVc.: finesppie. 30.
Rfes Garellna, 7t's &c.: Ransooe. g.. =.
North Carolina gross. sfGss.5a: North Gao.
.na rO.; IN nalr-',rrs's. st3a.5so. MI:ssrs'.
mac 'y sses IS: .e IN I1fr r, IS
No 2. 20 kits. sl.s74: No. s,sI.S0.
Lard Prime, Darreis and ;iercss. o.. Il hals.
notossss: Common syruD-Hozslevis. 20.
tsrc.s: 23c.: barrels, 2is.; zenaine zo.eu s. ID
dun. from store. soc. . sack.
ssga,yc Crashed; 1885; g9risreo lo}:.: g-'a-
yenow. AZ sac.: err loaf. llk;.
s0rg: common. 5ee7c., %. washinS, TfGSs
Tsas: BlacF. 5Jc.@sl.-the last = or ne ar,
imperial; sll0eSsl.G0; gunpow1er, tl.4sGl.Ts
Ier strictly choice.
Hides. Leather. &C.
att %,'fs frst We, ga :ased S wei ATE e.y
skinc Sl.29Gei.30
Leather: ,ole l.sther. oak. 4oe42,;: sole isa:.sg
7
an'sh. lBe2lc . loot: kio. 40M75c.v n. haraeSs,
country. 80 G3e: CITY finish. $50 i0s r ~: G. p
,kns, Frenca. Ul9tl.90 = d.; rough skirt.
30@36e.
gron. steel. Nails. sc.
iron: American renned. Old DcmiBiar 4.
b.; English and American Shsei Gi,.
wss G1% S p6%5 S&s beer ,S go fS scr los
..tr kee: Standard smaller lots from the stores,
s5.5ONsJ7 IS.
IL r.,
Roge: Manila. best. l4Gl5c.; tute. s29c.
Roys; mixed couos. g.; white 3t,.; Tcrs-'
Liquors. Wines, Sc.
He: Scolcn, best brands, pints s23'2E.
sraadiss: Domestic. 81 25ds2; fruit, tlla I.
fl.AO: spu'e. new. fI7j1sz; old, ~ ~ g.
Virginia peach. t2a. $3.50.
Ras HLiskeus: Msdinm, si.5C@.2: uure old. =.
lDS4 yirgnis nouniaiq. new, sZ@li2.50, ~
SZ.hOGs3.5O and upwards.
GIN: Domestic. Sl.2JAs2; iuported, 90 , ctf1
Ne0 England Rum : t1.50GLsl6O.
Rect Use! Whtsksys: Maraei quiet.
Lumber, saves, sc.
lumber: Wbiteosk. ti3GSl5 = LOCO: Vec.a.7
Virginia ropar. EI4G.25 y LOGO: white p; -
kl4df42.5O 1000: yellow pine boards. f1,9t ,
vi: Jos; 49Gkl according 10 lengths. shneis =
pine. RL75G$2.5o; cypress six-inch: SO -
a LOCO. Laths-Spnt, 81; sawed, fl.79Sy3 %
SfTpeq: Whistev-barrel timber green. stSG.@ss
600. seasoned. s20as25 y 1000, Flolr-iat,i
timber 4IdS5 = 1900. flOur-barrai pc!eS, ~
hog shead-hooI1. zoe. p bundle.
Powder. Shot. Nc.
P,ss. TOYS mining, 3JC.eail.25 y Ice -.
p0Jc1er: 1915 by the live ke.s--lesG Laa ga
Kegs, 1925 blasting. t3.25G 1880.
Saot: Northern. Z. % = h.s OF - io'.
Gria.iSt9.sS: l4i02%c. y 70.
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DEATH or CLERGYMAN. Key. Henry
Clement, Of the Virginia Conference, Me-
thodist Episcopal Church, died early yes
terday morning at the residence of his step
son, Francis A. Expiring, No. 400 LeXing-
ton street. after blief illness. Mr.. Glenn
ent was in his fOrty-siXth year, and was
born in London, England. When he was
twelve years Of age his parents came to
America and settled in Western New York.
He graduated at GeneSee College, and
taught school for several years in New
York, after which he became local
preach in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
He then came to Baltimore. and for years
Kept grOcery-Store on the corner Of Lex
ingtOn and Schroeder streets, being also a
local preacher. When the Baltimore Con-
ference was divided he entered the minis
try regularly and went into the Virginia
Conference. He was first stationed in the
Rockbridgc circuit Of that state, and then
~ the Highland, POcahOntas. He also had,
later. charge of the churches at Herndon,
FaiIiaX county, Leesburg, then again back
TO Rockbridgc, Rockingham, and lastly
Amherst, where he was stationed at the
time Of hi> DEATH Baltimore Sun, llM.
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AnfI.Grnnf RennbIiCnns.

Especial dispatch to The Washington Pos;.I
ALBANY, y. y, February 10.-Nearly
elk hundred Of The most influential Repub-
ljcans have signed a cali for a public meet
ING 10 be held tomorrow evening to pro-
te,f against the methods taken by John F.
Smyth 10 secure a Grant delegation from
Albany to he state Convention. The oppo-
silion has become 50 strong that Mr.. Smyih
+, frightened. and % night six OF his dele
gates elected resigned, and call has been
issued by his committee for new primary
election. The anti Grant Republicans VIII
Iay no attention 10 this step, but Will go on
and complete their organization.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE DESPATCH.

MATTERS AT WASHINGTON; WHAT CON.
GREss Is DOING; COMMITTEE WORK
ALLEGED MURDER IN ALLENTOWN; A
scANDAL--A WOMAN KICKED TO DEATH
DEATH FROM HYDRopHonTA-AN EPIsCo-
PAL CHURCH IN NEW YORK BURNED
YESTERDAY FATAL RAILROAD ACCf-
DENT on THE MISSISSIPPI AND TENNEs-
SEE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO SELL
BONDS TO THE GOVERNMENT IN NEW
YoRK-C osT TO FRANCE OF THE FRANCO
GERMAN wAR-A HALF MILLION FOR THE
RELIEF OF IRELAND.
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Patrons of HushnndrY.

PETERSBURG, VA, February 1.-THE
Virginia State Grange Of Patrons OF Hus-
bandry is holding lis seventh annual session
at Temperance Hall in this city, with DR..
j. NJ. BIanton as moderator A large num-
Der Of delegates from different sections Of
the State are in attendance. Considerable
business will be disposed Of. The Grange
will be iu session several days. A noticea-
bic feature OF the session is the presence Of
many lady members.
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michigan for Blaiuc.

Dy1roIr. MIcu, February 10.-The Ece..
alma N0rS io.dqy publishes the results OF
;oteUiews with 3.l94 representative Repub-
Tcon. in about 20 interior cities and towns
NJ Michigan, and their preferences Tor a
choice Of nominee for President stand as
tollov>. Blaine, 1000; Grant, So; Sher-
nan. 6ll: WaShburne, SO; Edmunds,
cabling. and Garfield had a few scattered
f,icnds. a dozen or more each. Perhaps the
canvass has been made impartlaly, and by
the NelrS'S own regular reporters. Among
the interesting points adduced is the fact
That the state officials appear to be almost
solid for Blaine. The expressions are gene
rsljy unfayorable 10 4 third term.
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Especial Gsl aich o the Washington Po5t1
NEW YoRE, February lL-Thc Suns
Washington special says: ConkiinS Is not
q candidate, presently or remotely or in any
contingency, for the nomination OF PrcSi-
dent at Chicago. Conkling i for Grant,
ont and ont. without any alteration or
second choice or possible compromise.
Conhlng means Grant and nothing else.
In on his walk and conversation he is bold
enough TO ayow This purpose distinctly and
uuQualihedly, - IS TO prevent the posi-
bihly OF q mistake, now or hereafter"
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Fire Record,
TRINITY CHURCH, NEW YORK, BURNED.

TRINITY CHURCH, NEW YORK, BURNED.
New YORK, February ll.-Trinity tEpis-
copaD church, corner OF Fourth avenue
and Observation-Disclosures street,
was totally destroyed by fire this morning.
The building cost $4,000 and the organ
$4,000. In front OF the organ was mag
nicent piece Of oval staiOcd-gla>s work
which cost $1,000. The property was in
sured for about 100000.
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RICHMOND MARKETS..


Country produce.
Apples: s2Gs3.50 q barrel.
Beestcar: zoe. :, N.
gutter: Prime TO choice yellow le@25o-; fair
% corr corr HeSt: G2c. bushe for country; zoe for
u Bri<d fruit: Apples. ga G4e; peache9. peeled,
Sa l0c.; uupeeled, 4G6c.; chernes lac d 10. !;
Fowis.-TuTkeys s9Ioc. @ H.. chickens, Ga Sc.
2 No.. ducks, 1901 lc q ID. ,o,,
EQdS. In parrcls, 1916; In errtcs l3al lac.
ES0ttsrS. Prime nve-gooS" 4j@473 compton.
% a35c. turkey tail, l6c. q H.. turkey wing lOe.
e ID.
Hou: Virginia timothy, Sl@l.05; clover, 80
@9oc.
pOfOt0eS: irish. - lushel 6O97Vc.
Pork.-Dressed, &C. 2 10.
Lard Country. u.
Rye: 7j@S0c. p busheL
Eitnac: Prime, zoe.
Baled 6tr0D: 41M5Oc.
TJlIogo: 5d5kc. = 70.
Wool: Washed. 40@45c.: nnusshed, IS a 33c
BURY wool will bring from 70 Sc. 3 ID les tnan
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &C.
Cement: Roseadale, ~. 80 e barrel.
LINE: Agricultural So Dc. Is Dlshel 'tocs 0nd
tl@sl25 acccrd . to ggSDa6,ty; Joi"tef lhn'sh'
Piasi,r. iumr. "A 10 ground, e.; c.Icined
plaster, tl.50@tl.75,; o-o.o-o
Tar. Large size. S3.25N $3.50.
Dry G0OdtA
g,o,ou saeettngs and safrttnos. "a Iancha- :
ier. To-; = Mancn@ster. &c; Manchester &c;
Al james River. IT,; = James RIVER; oAc.i =
James River. &C.; "A GranlieyiIle 30: 'fsnlte-
gilie 64c.: "A Rockhrid re, e.; Rockbrfg %
"a ". Cnestoga, g.; &c. conestoga, Ic. D.
Couestoga &c IO-I reaerill, 26c.; lO-4 City,
25c.: Couon-yarns Sl.25.
Btedchef Shtrtta0s md yhestin1s; "as'
sutta &c: A Ml,onWle, ny; "A kocsdale
&C.; Al Home. 94c.; "A oneida; ioc,; -
AvOndale. 7c; Al 9oci9. Sc; a Am2.As Sss
Dog SIC; Frui;-Of-the-LOOm, Nc; Is. Seituah 4,
&c: M:thuan, sc. PETERBOROUGH, &C.; iO-9 Wal
than. Soc: lO-4 CIV his. 2oc; <,-,.-.,,,.
BTODn DTtus: PaJerSnurs. 7H@i CfaniteYlih 4,
qc: ROckbr.dge, 4. &C.; IA 81.
Corset Jeans: Pavona, &c.. AnosksA1. DC.
DSmfa.s: Harlem. 24c. Boston Steam, sills 81
Prlnts: American. e.; Mems g; r. "a.
mOnd. 7c.; Spragne. ~. Man9hes.er, ~. /;
WsIlery. 7c; oriental. 7e.; Pacific. IN hrn"N a.,
~. harmony 6ls,.; WAmsutta. nc Gloucester
7c; South Bridge, 7c.
CaR4bries: Rice 7c; Engh1h' 9S'.
Drugs, Dyes,uns. oils. &c.
zzt ie1s a. $3.50 q gallon.
CcHesatrGtsd Lys: .s.25@tA . case Of foul
dozen.
C0ckfneat: 81 y 70.
f kstf%St Z ,l 1syg%loa' '''
1tfs9 Linseed oc.: machine. al aH.1o perm
IS: whale. 75c.. stryils 4oiG3Oc. fabrAdor-
Cos Of; 500 6Oc.; lard. zoe: sweet, so dozen;
bset salad $3.50 castor, sl2j y gallon: Virginis
npricaung, 306G50c.; kerosene, l0c, cash. raj
lOn.
Race Ginger: DC. 80. -. ax..
Roots: Ginseng. 90c.: seneca, without top, 500
Soda: SAL. maze, In kegs Iesglish soda, b. :
American, Sxd4c.
Spirits Txr0eattns: SOC
FOREIGN Fruits and Candy.
Candy: l3Al4e. y 70.
Lemons: Messina. 80 - hor ~
o-Gness Boxes, %. 7oGeSi 2 box; cases w
lentia, s7.75Ats.
Groceries. kc-
sneou. Shoulders. sse.; clear ne-sides, 65e.
ribbed. Sc; Virginia shoulders. otaosc w
gaia hog-round, 7&7Sc. Virginia nAlAss isfs'
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Norden.kioId Expected at Naples.

NEW YORK, February IA cable dis
patci from Naples to the EUening Telegram
says: Preparations have been completed
for grand official reception OF the Swedish
Arctic explorer Nordenskiold, who Is daily
expected here in his ship Vega, after cir
cumnavigatng the whole northern coast OF
Asia"
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r.srclgu Notes.

LONDON. February lion division on
the bome.rule ame ndmenf, Irish Liberals,
"a Liberals. and 80 r. ome. Rulers voted IN the
minority. Dayitt, Rillen, and other mem
bers of The Irish Land League, were present.
in the galleries during the deoate.
A Berlin dispatch says: "Ihe herman
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DIR. c. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, In cases o
AGUE AND FEVER, when taken with Qumuc, are
productive of the most happy results. No better
catharic can be used preparatory to or after taking
luinine We would advise all who are afflicted with
this disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as simple pur-
<a.iye, they are unequalled.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

FEBRUARY 1.-THE follow ing are the quotations
NEW LOOSE.
DARK Lngs common to medium, f2@ 50 ; good
to ise, S3.50Gfi.5O.
Dark LeGk-C0mmOn 10 medium, si40@i6.50
good 10 very good, S769Sll.
The above quota ions are the loose tobacco wagon
trade-mainly working styles.
PRICED DARK TOBACCO.
LugS.- Comm IN to medium, t2.50@t3; good 10
fine, S3.50MS4.50.
LeaE-Common 10 medium, t5Gt650; good 10
very good, STA $3.50; continental shipping, 1850
@fi5; English shipping, 36d$lc.
BRIGHT TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Common to medium, IS. 50n $3.50 good
to me, s7dI7.50: smokers, .9a S25.
LedE- Common Ia medium, $1,000 $3.50 good
to fine hileTs, s9HSl7.
MAHOGANY WRAPPERS.
Common to medium. sl2.50(qf20; good to fine,
S3CMSjp.
YELLOW WRAPPERS.
Comuon to medium. Y25@S35; good 70 Gnc,
i40at60; fancy, S600S73.
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Proposals 10 Sell Government Bonds.

New YORK, February 1l.-Twenty-two
proposals to sell bonds to the Government
were received at the Sub-Treasury to-day,
aggregating gil. 200, 1000, in answer TO Sec
rotary Sber mans circular offering TO buy
eleven milIisn dollars worth. The prices
st which the bonds were offered ranged
from 1903. 70 TO 1O4 80 for 0's Of 1880, 1919
( 100 for G's OF 1881, and 1910 10 lOS.Sn
LOT 0's Of 1881.
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RANK ROBBERY Al WEsTPORT. conn.
The wa, Illicit DistIilers.

NASHVILLE, February 11.-United States
Deputy. Collector Davis reached Columbia
last night after eleven DAYS raiding through
Laurens, Wayne, and Giles counties, du-
ring which he destroyed five Illicit distile-
ries and arrested seventeen persons. They
were fired on in Wayne county, but no
one WAS hurt.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

New YOEK. February N0on.-NtOcks active.
Money on call, 5HG TIER cent. EXchange-Long,
4S2k; short, 4S4s. State bonds dun Govern
mtuts firm.
Erening.-Ncney. sac pcr cent. Exchange,
4Sl5. Governments firm new Sc. lO3s AZ per
cents, lOSA, per cents. LOG. states unchanged.
RAITlM)Rr.
BALTIMORE, February 1I.-Ylrglnla So, defer
ftrred, S; cOnsols 49G; second series, 20 ; uast-
due coupons, 76k: new l0.40's, 3G2t: lO-40 coU-
pous, SOL. North Carolina g., OLD, II. Bid to-day
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Purchase Of u Railroad.

ATLANTA, February 1.-THE Macon and
Brunswick railroad, which was sold Jlnu-
airy 18th, was today purchased by strong
company, headed by Il. Il. Wilson and
others, OF New York.
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Crimes ana Casualties.
SCANDAL AND MURDER.


ALLgNTOwN, PA. February 1l.-At Le-
higbton last night Edward Mulherin visited
the house Of a man named GOldbergcr for
the purpose OF cODtradcting a scandalOus
story circulated about himself and COLDER
gers wife After some discussion, COLDER
ger seized a gun and shot Mulborin in the
abdomen, from the effects OF which he died
i'm a few minutes. GOldberger was arrested.
Mulhelin leaves a wife and seven children.
WOMAN KICKED TO DEATH.
PHILADELPHIA, February 11.-Jennie
Moore atlas Tyson (o)lOred), aged twenty
five wears, was found dead in howell in
Alaska street this morning, with all the
evidences Of having been kicked to death.
Hank Tyson (aIsO colOred) was subsequently
arrested for the crime, the neighbors nav
inc heard Tyson and the woman fighting
during the night.
HORRIBLE DEATH FROM HYDROPIiOBlA.
ALLEXrowN. PA. February 11.-Urban
BOYER, who developed symptoms OF hydro
phobia on Saturday last, died yesterday in
terrible conyulsiOns.
RAILROAD CONDUCTOR KILLED.
MEMPHIS, February 11.-An extra freight
train on the Mississippi and Tennessee rail-
road, which left here at midnight, colllded
with a bridge train coming north, near
CORTLAND, Miss, and Conductor Gibson,
OF the bridge train, was killed. The en-
eincs Of both trains aud several freight
cars were badly damaged. There were no
other casualties.
BANK ROBBERY AT wEsTP0RT. conn.
NEW YORK, February ll.-Burgl1rS en-
tered the Westpori, Conn, National BiDk
IL. lpA IL
down and bound the Waterman, blew open
the vault, and carried away $1,000. The
explosion caused a general alarm, and the
burglars were forced TO make their escape
without attempting to force the inner safe.
BANK DIRECTORS INDICTED.
LONDON, February 1.-THE grand jury
of the Bristol AssiZes to-day returned a
true bill for fraud and conspiracy against
the directors and managers Of the West OF
England Bank.
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ANr.GRANT Notwithstanding, ~ T.,
February 10. The (Grant) delegates chosen
70 the Republican state Convention by the
district convention yesterday have declined
10 accept the trust on the ground that less
tban the customary notice was allowed for
Tie primary meetings.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

"WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY lis 1901,
sALrss-500 Virginia l040s sold at SO; 2400
consols sold ut 49f; 800 1910 coupons sold n
SOY; 500 Richmond, fredericksburg aud Poto-
mac Railroad mortgage 7's. sold nj 10; us Rich
mond and DanvIIlc Railroad cold OF As; loo
Cbesapeaks ana Ohio purchased money, dine 1900,
sold at l0lH; aud $500 Richmond city s's sold a.
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IRRIGATION OF ARID LANDS.

WASHINGTON, February IL. - General
Daniel Ruggles, OF Virginia, explained to
the Senate Committee on Agriculture to-
day plan by which he proposed TO proel-
plate rain over arid lands by the explosion
Of dynamite in balloons. The committee
requested him to prepare an ampllhed
memorial on the subject for their consldeta'
tIOO.
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Aid for Ireland.
REPORTED DONATION OF HALF A MILLION
pOrNnS.

LONDON, February lit IS reported in
the lobby OF the House OF Commons that the
Baroness Burdelt Coutts intends giving
$500, 600 to afford permanent relief for Ire
land
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on the lid, with the
IMPRESSION DIR. MCLANE'S LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures of c. MCLANE and FLEMING BROS on
the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine Or. c. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being full Of limitations
IF the name MCLANE, spelled differently but same
accommodation. nv 2-deOwly