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DIED

IINKIES. At ia. m. April 22a, 1851, LIIL1aS
beloved wife of VIM. W Link %. and only
child Of MyYon A. and Harriet Ecriose, . ter q
1 ng sLd painful illness, aged Iineteen years ten
months and twenty eight days.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
SEEpD. Thursday evening, April 2lst. 1881
after an Illness Of thirty SIX hours. HEI Es nc
LEAN, second child OF SAnuei q. and Helen o.
sbecd.
Funera. from her parents res tdence. 1<S3 -Four
tas nth rect north west sabbath afternoon, April
PATH, 81 8 80 O'Clock. Relatives and friends ia-
vited to attend.
WELLS. On Thursday, April 5lSt 1881. a. half
past two O'Clock Il n, ID. j. WELL. aged forty
years.
Tie fureral ws9 take place fro n his late resi-
6epce, Post of.os Restaurant Ge7rgetown. ID. O /,
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TIE PHIIaDEI 2tIIA GAS FRAUDs.-The city
solicitor OF Philadelphia cent u communication
AN approximation OF s., GOO be made TO institute
proceedings against The gas trust 10 secure q
run ana proper account or their management.
The communication was referred TO a commit
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CHARLES ". HANDY. Real Estate Agent.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON G STREE {, BETWEEN
IOOR-ANp- A. HALF AND SIXTH STREETS

10y Vlrtue o. necfee on tne Supftme CO0ft I,vI
Of the District of Columbia passed in Equity f.3
Cause No. 6. 1874, the undersigned, as 1rus- -A.z.
tee, vi sail public auction, in front Of the pre-
st O'CLOCK PM. psrt of Lot numbered 8, in
square numbered 49G. having front of Is feet
thereon, consisting of small Frame Dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balances in equal
jnsta1Inents at six and twelve months, at the rate
Of yer cent per annun, secured by coed OF
trust of tue property sold, all cash. at option Of
pur chaser. Terms to bs compiled with Within Z
days. Ali conveyancing at cost of purchaser. 800
down at time OF rae. N OARUSf, Trustee,
400 Louis ana avenue north west.
J T. GOODWILL, Auct apis eodSd
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUsTEES' SALE OF DWELLIN6-HOUSEA AMI
PREMISES No. GA Z STREET BETWE IN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH CREETS NORTH

By virtue Of deed OF trust to US, recorded -
records OF the District Of Columbia, we viii .k.A
viii sell at public suction. in front Of the premises
AT O'CLOCK M, all these parts of lots II and Is,
IN square No 456, in the city OF Washington, D. O.,
bounded as follows: Beginning for the same at q
point on the north line of said lot 49, distant 40 feet
west from the northeast corner thereof. and run
ming thence south SO feet ~ inches to the public
Glley; tLence west "a feet ~ inches thence north
l5g feet ~ inches to the north line of said lot IT.
and thence east "A feet Is inches to the place Of be-
ginning, together with the improvements thereon
consisting OF four story brick dwelling.
Terms Of sale: So, 600 in cash, and the balance
at one, two, three, four and five years. In equal
sstanents, for which the notes of the purchaser,
70 the Of the Trustees on the property
ID, VIII i. be taken. deposit Of $3.50 will be re-
Of sale to be complied With in one week from the
day Ct sale al copVeyaneng at the cost of the
apl3d&ds WEN. F. MAITINGLY,} trustees.
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FNHOMAS DUWLINo. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT AND
BRICK DWELLING AND STORE, No. 1922
FOURTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
CORNER SAMSON STREET.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 10th SsS
day Of August, A. D. 1870, recorded among fSH
theland records for Washington county, D. ss-sl4-
c., in Liber 62l, folio 4l5 and by the written di;
thereby. the Undersigned win sell, in front Of the
premises, to the highest bidder. on WEDNESD Az.
NJ. the following real estate in the city Of Wash
iugton, District Of Columbia. viz: The south TWEEN
tytwo and half feet of lot thirty three t33). in
Drury's subdivision Of square two hundred aud
pine GOD. according to the plan Of said Gitg.
street west, and running back. Of that width, to
the rear OF said lot, together with the tmpro ve-
ments &c as in the deed of trust.
The terms, which will be liberal. will be made
known at time Of sale.
ap11-dt ANTI. HYDE, Trustee.
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MARGARET PRYOR, colored, has been con-
victed al HarTisonburg, Va, OF attempting 20
poison the family or T. L. Williamson. and
penfteltiary,
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COUGH DROPS,
WYNN Co1dH DROPS

HoREHOUED AND ELEOAMPANE.
HALE POUND BOXES, 2Sc.
ARTHUR NAVTANH' PHARMACIST.
ap4 lAtb and and Id and ats. northwest.
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p II. WARMER, Real Estate Aucti 3neer.

~ Ii. NARNER, teal Estate Aucu 7neer.
IIUsTEEs' SALE OF uNIMpRoyED REAL
ESIAIE On 18th STREET, BETWEEN 8
AND STREETS NORTHWEST,
By virtue Of a deed OF trust dated septem- -
Der 18th. 1874. duly recorded In Libar 75S. M
folio 343. one Of the land records for the .Gsz&
District OF columbia. and at the req Hest OF the
ton. in front Of the premises. on TUESDAY, THE
18TH DAY OF APRIL, 1881. AT O'CLOCK P. M the
feoSins descri6ed real estate situated in the city
Of Mash1t gton, District of Columbia, to wit: The
southern part of lot numbered twenty three f23)
in square numbered two hundred and thirty eight
(258l. and described as follows: Beginning at the
southeast corner OF said lot, and thence running
north along the line of 18th strest west forty one
4D feet ard eight 81 inches: thence west one hun
cred and twenty tl20) feet tia rear line of said
lot; thence south fortyone (4i feet and eight (8)
inches; thence east one hundred and twenty O2O)
feet to the beginning, together with the improve
mems, &c.
Terms :. One fourth cash snd the balance In one,
a. two CD ard three CD years. with Interest at six
per cent. per annum, payable seni-annualy. Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the property sold, or
al cash at option Of the purchaser. 500 deposit
at time OF sale. and all conveyancn9 at cos. of
purchaser. Terms Of to be compiled with in seven
days from day Of sale otherwise the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the properly al the risk
ana cost OF defauitng purchaser, after five days
advertisement
AMI g. FULLER, ,rrr.+oss
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\ LES.
AUCTION S.
TH0NAs DOWNING. Auction eer.

AUCTION s..
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. CO.
ABoUpTn S SNE IT TH2q psS YARDS OF
sd. 10 front Ct my auction rosins, IL o'cLoCN
1t THos. DOWNING. Auot
WALTERB WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.
REsTLAR SALE OF FURNITURE AND oAR
ANp cHsMbtk FGRStl uRE. WARD
HusK MAT REssES. Fass6H CHINA,
bl1 ISsEIN nUT Grn,,ssMARE. sc Al
GofrER STEAM TABLE. REFRIdERaToB.
salI se our saltsioom the above cse eS Of
it VA WATER Elk B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucttoneers.
DROWN HORSE. l6 HANDS HIGH. YEARS
q sArS 0hp ft MdR AfR ae sSnIS 3d.
AT 10 o'oLoCK. we VIII sell the above ia. ~
Of saein nth and suitable
lily It Bk s1s
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioreers
CONFIRMATION NJ S!A1 OF TIE AssIsNEEs, SALE
Of ff MJ sAhaEks c Sc Esq q
E E5A srI hoxF Sou e R6i5
CASES, BakREl s OF VINEGAR, TWO BAR
hELS OF WHISKY, BOZ Tits OF POar AND
MAD 1kA VINE, CANNED ,iOOOS. BAR
RELs OF OIL AMI VINEGAR, BASKETS,
WILLOW WARE, sc.
On MoNDAY. APRIL 25IH. AT l0~
O'CLOCK A. M. we shall SELL at the st,ret IN
c,rI er 7th and l. strests northwest, theETE|J
shore assortment Of Groceries, &C. xAEA
Terms cash.
J. W. S0HAEFER,l .s,:e
@. w. HOWARD. ! ass4snees'
WALL Err b. WILLIAMS & Co, Aucts. ap22-d
WALTER D. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts
WALNUT. CHAMBER tUITEs. WALNUT
TEAME s STA AND oHA!Rs. wALNUr
EAIENSIoN TABLE AND Doing ROOM
0HAIks. 0FFiuE TABLE, WALNU HAT
R IA. p Cor I SUITE. UHhsr OF
CARPETS. SiDEBOAkD. REFRl9ERA-
T9KSf CHiEA AND GLASSWARE.
On TUESDAY, APRIL 10Th, 1881, AT 100
O'CLOCK A. NJ ave shall sell at No. "a Grant VI
Place. between Sth and 10th and u and III 80
stree northwest, the above named articles. !
sp22 st WALTER 3, WILLIAMS Co, Aucts
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pScrbn ne SaLE OE MVNtDhI. APRIL IL, Is
Day, APRIL rs, 1881, AT O'CLOCK.
tpl9, ~, 22,25 MM. TAYLOE SNYDER. Trnstee
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HANLAN TAKES THE CAKE.

The Race Easily Won by Four Lengths
Absolute Owner OF the Champion
Cup.
LONDON, February l4.-Ths race be,
tween Hsnlan and Layeock, over the
Thames championship course. for the
championship of England, and the
Sportsman challenge cup and $1,000
came of this evening and was won
easily By Hanlsn by about four lengths.
There was little betting on the race,
and the result was regarded as a fore
gone conclusion, 10 on Hanlan were
freely offered. Hanlan and Laycock
visit Westminster Aquarium tonight,
and leave for their respective homes
shortly.
Laycock. although rowing well and
strongly, bad no chance from the begin.
ming. The weather was cold and rainy,
vet the tow path along the river bank
was thickly lined with spectators. Han
Ian lust won as he liked. He is now
the absolute owner OF the Challenge
Cup aud the el00 premium promised by
the founders TO whoever should win il
outright. Hanlan also received a COM
memorative medal.
Another championship challenge cup
will be instituted, the first contest for
which will take place on the TYNE the
coming summer. The time Of the race
was 25 minutes and II seconds. The
steamers accompanying the race were
crowded. while barges filled with sight.
sesrs crowded the river near Barnes
bridge.
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DEATH OF FERNANDO WOOD.
Which Occurred ct Hot Springs Sunday
Might Last

Which Occurred ct Hot Springs sunday
Might Last
LITTLE Rock, February IA special
from Hot Springs, dated this afternoon.
says: Hon. Fernando Wood expired at
nine last night. Since his arrival at the
Springsa short time ago he has been in q
very weak and almost hopeless condition,
which continued without the slightest
change until overtaken by death, his
disease being q complication OF the
gout and rheumatism. The Springs
were OF no benefit to him and his ply.
sicians entertained no hopes OF his re-
covery from the beginning. The body
OF the deceased is now lying in state At
the Arlington Hall waiting the arrival OF
his brother by this afternoons train. II
is expected the remains will be taken
East on the morning train. Alta meet.
ing OF the City Council resolutions of
coincidence were passed aud . commit.
tee appointed to escort his remains TO
the depot. His son, brother and sister,
Mrs. Baldwin, will accompany the 70.
mains from here.
The announcement OF the death OF r.
Wood was made by the presiding officers
OF both houses OF the Legislature to-day
and the intelligence was received with
profound regret. A Joint resolution
was introduced sppointiong..a committee
of two Senators and three Representa-.
tives to escort the remains Of the de-
ceased form Hot Springs TO the Missouri
line. Senators Judkins and Boyd, and
Representatives Criitenden, Hewitt and
Emerson on the part OF the House.
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the chair upon the Senate bill to pro-
vide for funding eight per cent certid'
cafes OF the District Of Columbia. bat
before any action was taken thereon the
committee rose and Speaker Randall an
nounced the death OF Fernando WOOD,
who entered the House forty years ego
and had he lived 70 6ll the next term
for which he was chosen he would have
served % years
Mr.. Tucker, OF the Ways and Means
Comnittee, OF which Mr.. Wood was
chairman, presented the customary reso.
lations and moved o, Q j,urnment,
After an address by Ar. Cox, the
resolutions were adopted.
The Speaker appointed ssthe commit
tee to superintend the funeral csreno-
nies Messrs. Tucker, Frye, Phelps, Dun
nell, Mills, Mckinley, Carlisle, Chitten-
den, Hutchins-seven OF whom are col
leagues OF Mr.. Wood on the Ways and
Means Committee. The House, - an
additional mark OF respect, adjourned.
The Committee OF tho Whole report
ed the bill to the Senate, when the
amendments were agreed to, and the
bill passed finally.
Mr.. Withers, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported With amend
ments the District appropriation bill,
which was placed on the calendar alter
debate on priority OF business.
The House funding bill was taken up
and informally laid over as the regular
order OF business for tomorrow.
The cattle disease bill Vas taken up
and five OF eleven sections OF the bill
were read when Mr.. Thurman criticised
the machinery to be created by It At
this point . message was received from
the House announcing the death Of
Representative Wood, and a. . mark OF
respect TO the memory OF deceased, the
Senate adjourned.
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WASHINGTON.
NOTES FROM THE LAWMAKERS
HEADQUARTERS.
Judge Maxwell Seeking a High Seat-stan-
ley Matthews Departs in Disgust
Atkinson's Hope Gone GIim-
mering-0eath offer
nando Wood.
THE CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
wAsHIRGToN.
Maxwell for Supreme Judge.

Maxwell for Supreme Judge.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
WASHINGTON, d. g., February IL.
Ex-Judge Edwin Maxwell, Of West
Virginia, is here advocating himself for
a seat on the Supreme Bench of the
United States. A petition in his behalf
was drawn up to-day and signed by sew.
eral West Virginians and sent to Mr..
Hayes.
Jay Gould's Candidate.
Stanley Matthews, who was one Of the
principal actors in the great fraud ef 76.
has been here for several days lobbying
for his confirmation to that high posi-
ton. He left for Ohio tonight disgust
ed, as all OF the Democrats and such
able Republicans as Senators Conkliny
and Edmunds are opposed to him, some
say that Maxwell's candidacy is joke,
but now that Jay Gould's man is out OF
the way he thinks that his chances are
good.
No Hope for Atkinson.
The Senate Judiciary Committee held
its weekly meeting to-day, but the At
kinson case was not touched. Many
protests against his confirmation are be-
ing received by the committee. 1t is
claimed, judging from the past record OF
the man, that il lie is confirmed he will
prostitute the Office for mere political
purposes. Senator Lamar, a member Of
the committee, told me to-day that they
would let his appointment sleep in the
pigeon hole and die with this session.
Garfield vii! hardly take up any OF the
leavings OF the defacto President. This
appointment OF Atkinson is the only
one from West Virginia during the last
four years that has not been acted upon
favorably Immediately upon being sent
to the Senate.
The announcement OF
The Death OF Fernando Wood
will cause sorrow in social as we'll as
political circles in Washington. He had
kept hospitable house in Washington
many years and was greatly liked by
everybody. The news Of his death
reached the House of Representatives
about one o'clock this afternoon and
created feeling Of profound regret
among his late colleagues. Mr.. Tucker
who is second on the Ways and Means
Committee will succeed by reason OF
Mr.. Woods death TO the Chairman
ship. J. +. b.
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SENATE.
Temperance Workers-The Postal Ap-
preparation Bill Up.

Temperance Workers-The Postal APP
preparation Bill Up.
WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE ere
Dental OF reelected Senators Cockrill
and DAVIS were filed.
An extraordinary large number OF pc.
titions from temperance organizations OF
many State for constitutional amend
ments to prohibit the manufacture and
sale OF alcoholic beverages were pre-
sented.
The postal appropriation bill was pro.
ceeded with pending the motion 10 table
it. The subsidy amendment being
withdrawn, and various propositions to
perfect the original amendments report
ed from the Committee on Post Ctfices
being overruled as no, being in order
under the Iule, votes on these PROPOSE.
tions ranged as follows: Is to 32, IA to
81 and 10 to 81.
The amendment by Mr.. Morgan 10 al.
low steamships to be made OF steel as
well as iron, was agreed to on viva voce
vote.
Mr. Bayard regarded the doctrine OF
steamship subsidies, which he construed
as the taking OF public money Tor pri-
vate use, as identical with communism,
and as violative OF Democratic usage
and doctrine.
Mr.. Whyte reviewed the history OF
American subsidy legislation, beginning
with the plan proposed by Mr.. King, in
lS4l, appropriating 81, ,000,000 annuall.'
for term OF years for the foreign mail
service, the pill in that instance
being covered with the same
sugar coating Of equitable dis
tribution that Is presented at
this time, and coming down 10 Brazilian
experiment, he addel: We were asked
within FIVE years after that disastrous
failure to repeal the folly. During the ten
years up to 1875, in which the Govern
ment had paid to the Brazil line 81 ,5OO,-
600 our imports were doubled while
our exports increased but one-eightb.
The Pacific Mail furnished another ex.
perience that ought not to be forgotten
and he would, II he could, draw the veil
before the eyes OF the American nation
and save them from the recollection OF
that scandal that smifched
Congressman and excluded one
member from the floor OF the House.
He concluded with the statement that
no reason had been given on behalf OF
Roach in support OF the proposition, as
that gentleman had not undertaken TO
show that he was not making money in
the carrying trade, or that the present
facilities in that direction we're adequate.
Mr.. Beck said he heard OF no com.
plaint that the American Ocean postal
facilities we're deficient.
Mr.. Morgan said the Southern ports
had been closed 10 United States mails
by the policy OF the Government, and
the South now ask that mail facilities be
extended there.
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HOUSE.

Bill, In.roduced-AotionU Upon the Death
of Fernando Wood.
Mesrs. Clymer, ,Forney and Hsvley sp-
pointed conferees on part OF the House
on the Army Appropriation bill. Bills
introduced and referred:
By Mr.. Stephenson:
Resolutions OF the Illinois Legislature
urging the passage Of such measures 90
will relieve the commerce OF the coun-
try from unjust discrimination by rail-
road corporations and protectinter Staie
commerce by Law.
By Mr.. Townshend, OF Illinois:
Fixing the first Monday OF November
as the time for assembling Of Congress-
By Mr.. Cox-To admit free articles
intended for the international EIhibi-
ton OF 1883. Also authorizing the Pref
ident 10 invite the representatives ot
foreign governments. .,
Mr.. Carlisle reported bsck the bill reg.
ulating the manufacture Of vinegar by
alcoholic vlporating purpose.
The House went into Committee OF
the " hole (Townshend, OF Illinois, in
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INDIAN CAMP FLOODED.
Eight Indians aud Several auntrs

Eight Indians and Several Hundred
Ponies Drownsd.
CHICAGO. February l4.-st Paud ON
cial dispatches received st tie head.
quart ,rs OF the department OF the DA-
kota from Poplar river and Buiord,
bring the uews OF an extraordinary how
OF water and ice. Indian camps were
flooded, and eight Indians and several
hundred ponies were drowned. Others
escaped by precipitate fight, moving
their tepees aRd iobes across the river.
The movement OF llga's column from
Poplar river 10 Buford was blocked BY
the swollen streams, and he cannot
carry out instructions until the foods
subside.
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THE NEWS
Of tho Day In Pithy Paragrsphs.
D,msstfe.

DoUestte.
Six laborers were burned 10 death by
an explosion In the Belmont mine, near
Helena, Montana.
At Harrisburg the twenty-seventh
ballot for United States Senator resulted: :
Bayne, 80; Wallace, n; Beaver, "a; Phil.
lips, ]; Shirss, ].
The murder OF T. II. Peterson, Of
Madison. Fla, by negro usmed savage,
creates intense excitement. The assAs-
sin Ia In Jail, and the Governor has sent
two militia companies 70 keep guard
over him.
James G. Burnham. the oldest Ameri-
can merchant in Cuba, 10 dead.
Tne business men Of Germany are ex-
tsnsively urging the menoriai 'avoring
OF bimitailism.
Baron Andre DeBudburg, Q Russian
diplomatist, 10 dead. Age 81 years. He
died at 81. Petersburg.
Ii tiss,atsd that the Land League has
decided to invest in the United StAtes
0,OO0 now in Europe.
Universal suffrage has been demand
ed by q con nvention held in Rome. Gari-
baldi 10 in full sympathy with the move
ment, and was chossn President
Three stsamsn have lbssa chsrtsrsd
10 convey forces 10 Natal. Gen. WOOD
and troops have arrived st Durham. The
garrison Of Patchelstrooi in sorts killed
thirty Poera
A Broctville. Ont, dispatch SAYS: A
man named Reid, in jail por contempt Of
court, fell into sleep coatinuing e'gnt.
eight hours, and then terminated ~
death by over sleep. Pulss and rep
ration regular.
The English House Of Commons hi .
rejected, BY 0 vote Of i7s TO llo. ths
motion TO suspend the order o. the
council ab6iisbisg the ohes o. Cniti
Justice Of Common Pleas AM Cnssf
Baron OF the Exch, qaef.l
A Durham dispatch statss thee Q na'
talon Of loo. and troop Hassars sFe q
CAMP sdhn favorable posihoa y bs9,.
rssb6fx, awaiting the Ninsty1seosd
and lkidetyseventh regi@ents 1ne
var - u the orsnsa Prss tass q
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THOMAS CARLISLE.
His Very Interesting Papers and Lsttsrs
are In Froude's Hands.

are In Froude's Hands.
LONDON, February IA. - James
Anthony Froude, writes that the papers
left in his hands are extremely vol.
luminous. There are several thousand
letters including his own TO members oi
his family, and letters to him from
Goethe, 1no. Stuart Mill Lord Jeffrey
Sterling, Emerson Leigh, Hunt,
Dickens, Thackeray, and Varnhsgsn
Van Ense, and also his journals, private
papers, unfinished manuscripts, the
"reminiscences OF his father, mother,
Edward Traing, and Lord Jeffrey, and
material for the memoir OF Mrs. Carlisle.
The "reminiscences will be printed
exactly a. Carlisle left them. but the
m ,moirs of Mrs. Carlisle must IN accord.
ance with his instruct tons. undergo ex.
tensive n vision.
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Ionaa ConNictAd

PITTSBURGH, Pa, February l4.-D. r,
Jones, General Secretary Of the Coal
Miners Association, " no has been on
trial at Greensburg, Pa, tor conspiracy
in inducing the miners OF the wayerly
Coal Company to strike, was this even.
ing found guilty as in manner and form
indicted.
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ton Z Of chapter l4s Of the Code, in re-
gard TO carving concealed deadly weap-
ons.
By Mr.. Floyd-A bill to provide for
the erection of a bridge across the Guy
andotte river, at Logan q. H., at a cost
oiS5,0OO.
The remainder OF the afternoon was
spent in the reading Of bills, and at six
o'clock the House, on motion OF Mr..
Seabright, adjourned unit. "a. h.to-day.
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The ReOu< fOlitiqus prints a strong at.
tack on Bsrthelmy st. Helsire's foreign
policy, which it declares prevented the
settlement OF the Greek question, there
by directly endangerins the peace. The
articles are said to be the authorized Az.
position Of the views Of Gambetta.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-15

There is reason to believe that the
Irish Executive does not nov intend to
arrest any Parliamentary leader Of the
Land League agitation under the provi-
sions Of the retrospective clauss.of the
coercion act.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-15

HUNDREDS OF men, women and chi.-
dren rescued from beds Of pain, sickness
and almost death and made strong and
hearty by Psrker's Ginger Tonic are the
best evidences in the world Of its ster-
ling worth. You can fnd these in every
communicated. See advertisement
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THE LEGISLATURE:
an INTERESTING BUSINESS SESSION
YESTERDAY

/, NE House Several Subiseis Are Touched
DO and Numerous Bills Read-ln
me Senate the Calendar Is
Almost Entirely Used
Up and Very Little
BUSINESS Done.
soys RAllR0A0 LETTERS IN TRe
HOUSE.