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Sherifs Sale.

RY virtue ofs writ Of Fl. rx issu.
- Cd ost Of the Oourt OF Cowrrou p,s. o,
s,p.i.d % Public sale At tEs % iss Hoss. ~ n, !.
Saturday. September l7tb, 1881
81 10 o'clock A. N. the following d so,ih.a
Heal Estate, - Wit; esrtsia tr -
situate 10 Csntte township, Sayder couni,
Ps. bounded horth by land m Cpursd go. :,
ssiEs, Eesstsy cs ,ana Of Eparair wAltsr, ssu,s,
Nsthsniei psooisy. souiaiaipy "
Ten sud Three scurths Acre.
more or lsss.
ss,ssd sne tstsr 70 s,sss,iss sp5 40 No.
a. TIE properly % k.liaf Dss@ "a
,.x ,sc L, hoLfNbrs, tasssxs
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4 pNiNISTRATORS NOTiCE

\ pNt III - IA OnO MI III -
{. Ls''srs @! st-f'l-strN;i1a - 80 sstA'. =
i.Hn y Szi;2 ate % e-srs- TvEtAip.
Sr-isr tH--'T. "a. 60 2 lave tees ErAate1
> .-e urfs., Al rs-s..f knevfrs
i-s-rsirs, ~ -; - - 49, estate oil ri.ass
as i1-...ai- rAI=s.t vhEs tAas- kavf-H
- l-s,gs -'f sat. .stAl. 80 pr-ses tEsz
20: fsl4t.-s-' 10
HpNp~O ~N-H
WILLIAM 0 sNl1E
AaE 1~i Asa zlstrs.g.
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4 pNIVTsTKATORS NOTICE

A DNINTSTKATORS NOTICE
~ Isfsrs -fsfr 'ri.'rs'i1- % .. sststs sf
CatEAf'ts Las lA's e: y lssavs-tsr stTi.
&c. p - - ave f.@r .rsbt@d O. 'ts1rfsf
siEns' AL r>'sons 500 sirE thea sslr.. Ia
tette. - sa!t estats y lll rlests zAks i-Geti-
a,s "a Jnsai vEiis tEose ksv irE eitizs sgs'ttt
'Ai s'i.is Ill r-ssssi iEss, 'ar .sttis-.e' -
". h. Lash.
J1r.: - AiGirs,rstor
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1 D,llNIsIRArNHs NNrICR

4 DNlNTSTRkTORs NOTICE.
n Letters - a'-'-'r--t.as a tss .ssat. q.
f.-ss Hs.- 49, U's q s--t- tsv-f-.
>-r-.- e. -, 4-s'- Ave s<sz s-Arrss % "a
---s-G... ..s- A. s+rs--i s---i-E 'h.=s4'T-s
i- .ettsi g sai4 sstats -iI : -afs -sss :.
-seiaie -hr=s-; r-ts'rsss sari-E -ai-sf
s.a'usi ss,s .!.' F-tss-: ;-s1 t'r s-sLs-
=s-. 90
uASIEL Et~vyEAEr
sa.r 4, -. AtEz1g-Et
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Assignee Accounts.

Assignee Accounts.
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol.
Nlowing Assiguees Accounts have been
filed In the oitioe Of the rrolhonotsry Of
the Court OF Z. p. Of SNYDER county and
will be presented to the next court for
confirmation, aud unless sufficient cause
be shown 70 the contrary the same will
be confirmed.
The nnai seeoupt Of Charles M. Lsshsr As
signss Of Dariel Lsshor hlel TOR condrmstion.
Prothys onos, sept. ), a.
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NOTICE Of Widow. Appraisomsut

NOTICE Of Widows Appraisemspt
Wander the $500 Law. -Notios Il
hereby given that the following widow
spprAisemeuts have besu sled With The
Clerk Of tho Orphans Court Of Snyder Co.
for confirmation on Moudsy. the 26th day
Of Sept. nsxt.
.Appraissmsut Of Magaalsua Leonard ~fdow
OF wilhelm Leonard, decd.
ApPs.isemeut Of Mary. Bowersox widow ol
.'xpersi..%s.s fi q hsMsssSa sA.asr widow Of
Jacob y, shsnsr. dso,d,
..ApprAissmsnt Of NJ ~ A. Wagner widow q,
.Apr .iss psat Or Il sri.h Haas WIDOW OF John
Had. dsc'd. II. ITI-
APprsissnspt Of .Rsbeees Smith WIDOW O
| s.pt; g. 1854,
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Hsps siiN 'ksnvss ~ hsi eA-es hetors s-,d
Afsr ,urs ~iii ts.ti iaunIals frIu dis'it n tsie
phvsi-lGns irinisters. T1srvhan,. sui ofhhfs
fnA is.t tir ten ss7s UH. ~BstNNN c.n he
consulted ~ bts Ns~ Y1t. Scr,. ~ BrJafsy.
Mouisys. r iesiays sal -sipr'sys al stB..
',u once a. ni.t street, ~ wrIas.l.y-, rhts
dats sui rflisTi 80
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4 INVESTIGATORS NOTICE
~ fsftfrs q s'~s -.isssr''r 'as ssGs
70 I1TAtLab Brpsfs1f Ints . lsrfr-
Sut-s1 60 D., Ps.. 1s-. asss isfs h~<r -rastst a.
TIE uEts'fistci Al tsfs8Et khsslr. th.n
s-lsss iris.tsf D.. sAif estate 90 pisass rsts
imre-llats yay-srt sale 'EHts LariaE eiAirs
sgsinsi saii .itst SIil t'sssoi tlsG fs ssis
ilsuNut
TE HrpNAS
NAY u lea. Atnls.srltsf
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Ali communications. business let
ters &C.. for this office, to secure
prompt attention should bo addressed
a. follows: THE Posr, Middlcburg,
Snyder County, pa. Advertisements.
COMMUNICATIONS &c. must he handed
IN BY Monday uoon, TO secure inser-
ION In next issue
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AnMlN1srn ArnRs NOTICE

n UNIN II u -FIITIIo NUTIN r. =
II Letter. ~ 'sF-lt i,'rstiou % the s'tats %
Michael Ni-infr. lais Of isf-y tsp.. Snyfsf
a.. "a. f.e'j.hsVs zen grtntsf 70 the e-'sr
stored NJ Tsrsrrs kr1vlnE thsmselres 10
dshf - q taif estate ui!i please make O. r eii.
I's tsyuelt -hile td1ts basibg -ial--f assinst
saiI ssists . 30 present ,. IN ior htilemenl 10
IrHiS Nf-!HrN.
juus 10. Ipi Atz bstrsfor
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X. c. Walter Of Altoona is home on
, 1881-03-22

James ttighnm, worthless fellow, wh0 nus
spent tho grcnter portion Of tho wlnscr III tho
House Of CORRECTION, WIS yesterday held by
JtstiCe Wnllac0 In $500 bali ~ tho CTlthtnnl
Court uron chnrgo of larceny preferred by
Ars. lJgrIos,, of Irol,aai1. The nlRht Ut Jan, 70
lI.xham Rayu ht1nsoll UP nj tue Arlnory
saying that hv wus cut Of work, Ani ont of
money, and wanted to ho sent IL tho House u
Correction until tho sps!ns opcrea ,,p. when ho
would again try to got employment, lilo was
accom- lnudas0d with L F""S }tue. whloh Insured
h!u tltty-thrce days fare ut that tnsti-
tuition. 1t was ttero thus pRwn-tlchots
for quautlty Ut clubbing wore
fouud upon hinl. aud these !otl to thu rcooyers
af about 80 worth Ut clothing be!onKng to
Mrs. l;unlun. lilgham was furluorly empltyta
ut the Ieual t.liliK ut lF0hthla a!ll boarde WIN
Mrs. l[anlut,, hut beGUiutnK lbo lAxj - soF3 ne
loft owing u large hoarti hill ami Win as n4uen
Ut lila lal,llaIys clothlny u hc could NY h'lnus
upon,
Jatues Fillmore, q bartender, formerly eln-
p;nyets by John IfIeksot 4 salotH- keeper ~ Ho
lhi WAshinKtt.I1 STRUT, WA3 yesterday nnns ~
Justict Wallace In $Nu 10 Tho CrlH'1ttns tEtirt
ul,ji u chilrxu 1T burx!ary. ~ III curly hn1ir
Sunday t1is,rnlnE d night -wAtchll!An cApttlfeu
bu NJ he WIS esnerKlnE from tho stiool' W feAr
wI,lti,,w, which hAh ptdnhtlY leon eurcc!l otct,.
Fillmore ha.I only u snlu!l Qnanttly ht ptuntcr;
iut Ar iilrk SUI, upon visltInK tho store Enu!nl
As III. attempt hd hcru !a.tu " open tho sat e.
which galltniticlt II EHtx stltn ~ tash. Forttt"
natcIy tho pyeeAutlull WIS tHketl ttt ehnhpg tt!a
c.lmblHA t0n ut thu HAfc lock directly a!tcr F!t-
n.nre hal bcun discharged. clse ho might eas''y
hAEC ok.GuGI IT,
, 1881-03-22


LoSnoy. March 3l.--1t Is rcportetl that the
Government will make II compulsory pur-
chase Of 1909. .000 acres Of the best rcclalln-
abo portion of tho waste lands In ireland.
'In[s will ho reclntnlell at alt expense OF
81, 600, md afterwnrl npportinnol among
touunts In tl.lrty-ucro farnls. The project
meets With general approval. Measures for
practically carrying nut tho plan will be
takon up Mt as' 'rarly day us pussihlc. Tic
proposition Is one of the features of Glad
stonc's Land bill, and will be opposed by the
Conservatives.
GIAnsToNE's PROGRAM.
Iii tile House of Commons, Gladstone sald
he hoped to make his financial statement OH
tho 9Th Ut April, INTRODUCE thu Irish Land
bill u, ttla It'll. adjourn tho House for the
Easter hnIi,ays Oh tho Stll. to reasse,nbla Oh
tic 25th, and tic sumo day tako up the Soc
olid reading of tho Land bill.
THtA1H POSTPONED.
DUBLIN, March 2l.-Tllo cases 0f the Tralcc
Laud-Lgngi,eTs havo baeI adjourned to tho
summer naslzes. Tho present Jurors arc all
said TO bu members Of tho L6aglle.
1.ASn MEETINGS.
Several land meetings were !!el.l IL Ireland
yesterday. Dtllon spokD at Wootlford, anu
strongly asporsed tho lr!ah Judges.
, 1881-03-22
fully prepared 10 leave 6cyeral Caintahnr
Siulats have HrHasty written nse Antrcr hf-
fertik Mltegnf1Ef.


80. ,,,,,x,,
lTh"S-Ip''"','> "t"' =" T., ',',''',, ~,
ltnMt, March IA ciiflots '''cl''r'lt "r-
c,lrrGft Mt tIlU Entl4'ai OH ThursttAy morning.
An unkuuYn Cardinal apsmare,l In thu
Lourja nj il1uhacl n,,,u,,g. ule ,ulny pcrsnus
,rathrrrd there nj, tim ucrayto,, uf tho aunl-
vrr.urv nf i'm yIlI.'s coronation, For Il
s.''"'! ~ ~" =. ..,,'., I,,,,,,,s"l H. In :,
foreign Cardinal whose appearances was ''''-
known To tlIs officials, and MIli!e ]afF8 pres
u1,, urc said 10 have ktssid hts i,a,ul and re-
rniyrM tha iwmn,,c,im {rpn him. It WIS,
ii""ever. an'n notieesl that tlc "ofo Il
ni,stacle md tfiat sUlloo tho iscctsSorles III
his trcas were incomplete. md Oh
h1s tmtnv tleu ouc.tiDncf, IL was
,onm 'at TIC sl'rpese". ra, .a.a,''"' 1.asia,,s MS
presented himself ut tho .Vntican askIng tn
he presented to tho l'one. Having Mamazcd
p",s t'e .'"asS ,,.s "' ~" -. ,i,n
WY II - statcti, e'ila'is llH'H,se1':'l: !" t!'e
at'artmc,'t Of Cardinal Jaeobth', where Eln
changed Its clothes for suit Ut his E!Ml-
10 take is pinc. a,l,o,Is tI,u members nf Tic
Sncrc,l College In tic Bfstlho Cl,Ni,el when l,s
was tllssoyeretE. liz was removed l'IatiHby
tho t:t1ar,ls antt takem to tie n1ssyI'nl. Two
'ressed 10 Leo XlIi., nsking f"r t1'e lrati!l.
10. Kil.g llulubert, l,uH9lnE that 4 clapcl
niglt iW ercctrtt To thu newly Dra,t.lei Ac-
cnrtllllg to Information have received from
n trustworthy sulirce,
THE ASSAULT MADE 1:roS THE METHODIST
,1 lin ,r,,.,,,t ~ ,ts ",,,,s,.nt. ,v,ro dim
~ m u,y f..a'i ~ o o t sr, NJ Sirmnr
t. 1tnri tho '' ,,'mit...r ~ II Wom.stav IL Il.
an,i ,.,onar,,a nv, a.,''tn c;uU rei,,.is cnsfrr
s s"c'. 'tGras w , SoItnt,r .xGtu n, tb nca1
GS ~. ac ~ t:,stn,u i'm '"H 'ot IL
.'nr,,,;t liz ,it,atyg ~ ~ ~uo ~, m,,,,",,c '
,I l., ~ ftani t,ist rtntu III ,na,,a M ,'rton
~ ti'.lr i'at,,t n.,st" IN ii|rt,. lin niUj,t
thcsn ,,,n"nr'. var, tt.rt, dawn ard kw,,,,;
, 1881-03-22

scarcely at,,we!l supported. 'tlM sa1tlo may
he said Of fOreig1i Swcifts bc,flk enstrr M
acrnunt VI prospective l}a1.fe supplies.
Ainizn wius III snail r,n't supply, astl buyers
ln! Friday .sA 0'l ncr nlta:ttr fur American.
Au increased t!niilng cnntn.rut cn.lnler-
uclc,t aEla effect nj Il small supply. Sales Of
En9lisl, wl.sat during the wecs, :si,3s'
quarters ut 4:.s III per quarter, agaillst :4.s'i
inK week of Inst year.
IN TILE: Et,MNuSE
Mr.. t;lattstpnc denied that Nfn.llauREl tra't
applied for Chl1term ffu,,dretls. and a'letl
that If lle Ind t'Io application cntld mt llh'c
becn refused.
IN Ct,sfMtT'rEE uF SUPPLY
tonight lite votes fnr .Esid,Do0 for Hrilly TX
tn.l,sllt,tsu III thu Tra,Isvnal war nlul E!l0,uU
ft,r extraordinary transport xorvice for tho
'rruttsyaal wcre ayrectl to. Atr. Gladstone
slated Tint Telegram frnin tic 'f'ransynnI
contAtnotl nothing tentling to tlinIlnfsl, hopes
of reacr. ..... ...
Ill., C.ANrElt, sf'nTr,
ami Reeves Smith, the manager 0f tic
brighton Aquarium, 1.nye entered imtO the
following agreement: Sll,tt! gives prize Ut
t:.,.0O1 10 be 6liot for nllter thu tho
following conditions; carver md Bcott
Mre to shoot I'll thirty contosts
ut 10000 GLASS halls. III any towns Of tirept
l'rltaIl, Smith Ipay select, the thirty contcs's
to lm concluded Within twn mouths fsnin The
date Df the first mt. tho winner tn receive
Ii,EN0 anil tltn lt,scr GiaU. bsnItll will smpply
glass balls ntu1 enrtri,lges, and Carver and
Scott tic guns, traps, n1,d assistants.
JOHN ltCs1s1S
, 1881-03-22
SOUTH, AFRICA,

THE 1WhH9t
PROSPECT II11.L, Maroll sl.-Ono of the
great reasolls why tho Beers wAnt peace IL
because they fear tint n considerable portion
of tho population cannot be depended upon
to accept the existing Government OF the
country. Many Beers arc perfectly content
with British rul8. Hitherto they l,ave re-
malnel tranquil, believing tho British would
finally bn able to restore tholr authority. but,
II t,is expectation Is not satisfied, It Is highly
probable they will rlso agalrst tlle Doer 0oy-
ernnleit, Joubert acknowledges anxiety on
this score. ...
TIE il.osrEcrs OF PEACH.
The British Government. whflo refusing to
coucete tic forlna! Independence at tha
Trapsvaal, Is ready, to Insure practical free-
dom to the Boels. No untnlls Of tho negotla-
tions between Joubort a,l uan. Wood arc
permitted to be known, but Ministers nrt.
yntely express their confidence III the fayoril-
biz Issue of the negotiations.
THE IItAyE IHDElis.
LONDON, Mnrcl, :.l.-lt Il r1lln1red tllnt TUG
I}oprs have agreed tn Mll tito British ,condi'
ti0,lsnxcept ailn requiring them 70 t!lsar,ll.
A t|l0 nrnIistic0 WIS to explrh to-day tho
nrlttsl trQops Wuro lluld III readiness Tor MI
advance. ..-.--.
T11EnE " MUCH SICKNESS pu+.t.
in tho No0r camp. T4s
rilnI.oyGED.
4 inter telegram reports tho arnIstice pro"
longul u fortnight. ....s~,,
, 1881-03-22

III tho Why or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Trip Of 2.3Ol 1Iiics,. usInx tho Snhlo
Engine nnd Carr ttsn LHairc distance.
81. Lofts, March al,--.A Kansas City
special says I'LL excursion to Cafifnr-'
hin Is contemplated !. by thu d.
rcctors Of the Atclllson, Topcka IL
Santn III I,aIlroal aud Pullman .i'alacc-
Car Cnnnpauy w',lcl. Will probably pass
through Kansas City next Thursday. Two
trains will start fron Dostdn for San Francis
co, and l,e tlruwn frohtt'' here by two
locomotives. making THO trip II, the
ordinary ttn,c regnitc,l'l. for T. passunger
tf;l.l.-lt It hours. Thu trtst1ls will In 'lauel
by the snnlo engines the e|Ntlre distallce, eael
having two engineers anfr two ilryn!en. who
will work atx hours. ut a shift. Thu
inspection ot tie llew Havana llnr:
Tllu 0bjcct Of t1le taktnE ,of
locomotives rlld cars tltttIgll frn!n tho Mis-
souri, River to San Franuisco-2:Dl NILES, Is
to sgu If 1t can bo done. 50 great dis
cot,Ip!lss,cl. Tic ordlnnry work OF
IN ct.gnr is 100 to no tisltrs Il day. Tic re-
suit Of tho experiment WILL bD waited with
Interest. 'Il,e engine bofi4rs will By cleaned
up by running forty miles III, hour.
, 1881-03-22

ST. LOUIS, March 2l.--John q. Turl1crt
formerly payInaster OF tho VaMlaltu Rail
road. and 4 residelt of Torre lIaute, died
from hcart-diseasp ut Ills farm, ten miles
from Carthage, Mo-, last. Friday. Ills re-
mains nrD 1.oW en route, ,fpr Tore llautc'
wllere they w! os bnrlsH, b Il. t,,<o,, 7.t.rn.
-DEoArtlh. Ill.,, MarcI, .el;-Tllo death of
Mrs. Henry rrather, aged 4! years, s!ster Of
exl;ov. Oglesby. occurred at tho st. NICHOLAS
upte! III this city this forenoon T!le de
fssY rssf as wa ae as lqow srs 81 aey e 'G III fssy i
and WIS tlla sister Of Mrs. J. j. pcdtlecord.
Sic liuti boon Il, bad 'lealth for the past te!l
years, a,ld her dcnth resulted from complt;;
catlol, Of discusses. Alle WIS highly cstcc'nc1
BY "I %G fslaM Mipses es !: II. ca.aes qpun
EAST SAGINAW, Micl,.. March a1.-!oi,n
Dunlap dropped dead IN tho hallway 9t uio
lunlle1-ca,lp, a1ul hutl been drinking hAr.;
liz was u coilegp graduate, spnke seyeral
Languages, and Ias wealthy relatlvc" IN Caal
ala a.d brother IN MiiwaNkss; ;. ~ scenS,Sa ct,,
Will, whom ho llaa not lived unrtlK tae past
'"teo sy<eai ysa.is'p pI.eatea ts n. cAeapo gtt1u"
rSHasli'f, w.o ts,, Wis % tic longest physician il!
| illless, Of lfscuso OF tho bowels. 1le .S:1s
| formerly surgeon of tue, Fourth n1Nl Fits!
Michigan Infantry, all,t for :throe yours was
| tic Sl,lto Agent ut Washington. llis DE-,
Mise 81 widely regretted Ills age WIS III
Special ut.patea to The Catedso Tribune.
| WABASH, Ind, March 2l.-'Ilie Hon. John,
u. rnttit died ut lis olna III tl!ls city to.tlu}
hlr. rottlt was y nlenller OF Congress from @
y ~ aitl attGr%9riGs Mtast1f ty y n nfas e.
| Lcgistature several ter,ns,-ong term ~
Spsnkor ut the Lower llousb.. For TUG past
eight ycnts lle lltls llul. tho office Of Ja!deu
OF tie Twenty-sdyenth Judicial Circuit o1
| Indiana,
, 1881-03-22

.r..., 01 ..'',,t ,,.,o ,,.,,l n,
iAHiS, M"lcn A Teae. ~. ~. III, ~
!Hhan "l tlc oeH uo 4',s'o LII, "Sm 'a,,n.t "M
tempt many wh9 nHse Rtuaes ,,.tau.'a' mhaanst
"an'octl" III M SIND nl'A III NY uarA' A"eie -
II STRONG eoail''o'' neail'st ll'a''
fohNto"N' ..,,.
=. ircsMeh, ,'ieF5 ..As "eGel''eu tas nsta, '.,
tttn OF lilo Unltta STILES lioSefl'haflt tOsctln
representatives 10 the Yorktown Centenary
celebration.
MOVES, THE AMERICAN MINISTER
to-day handed President t;rcyy MI autograph
!etH. 1tona ieo!"'". ~
frel1cn ''"'cfhll'e'at "''a pc"p'o ~ ec"u J"
, 1881-03-22
FIRE At WEST, POINT, GA.
Sratfal lltktnffh IL 1M Chtf42U 7TlbMnf.

ATLANTA, Gu.. March, 2l.-N!nu guano
houses wetu burned In West Point yesterday,
Tho lire originated from water getting a,noHg
barrels Ut unslacke.t u1ue stored IN t'l.e of
tho buildings. TlIo ttaluaEa ts considerable,
and tic tire ID Ito seetli,l that lus occurred
III West I.o!nt feeeut!y, leaving on1y II s'4'als
, 1881-03-22
Under THE WHEELS.

ST. PAUL, AtInu., s1arch al.--A Mankato
special to tho Pluncer-Prcss says: "Seyel1
men, repairing tho track OF tho Sioux !soad
QUO mile east OF Mankato, got on q ',pld-cat
to ret out OF the WAY Ut n passengortraln
tl,ell due, Tho train was several minutes
nllrau OF lime, aud canIo upon tho I,leli In
Cit, six jumped into Snow. bank aud were
,lnil,lure,l. THO seventh. August krnnk.
m.a,lo llo etfort tn s;.yu llllnsolt, was, thrown
ilntIpr tic wheels aiul INSTANTLY Killed, being
hnrrkbly l1al,ged.
, 1881-03-22

I4oNnoN, March 2i.-Ite Anger, Abdnr-
rall,l,nn kl,an, has agreed to tako co'AlhalMl
nyor Ca,wla1mr. Troo,a froM calul ara px-
pccted there curly Il. April. Tho british aro
, 1881-03-22
SMALLPOX.

Hpsetll Dltpatta to 3R9 CA1faoo 1f15Hhs.
KEwASEE, H., A1arcli al.-rhu first small
Iux scare of the season In this place occurred
to.tlay. Tl,V subject Is u railroad trump, who
Is bpil,Y cared for by tho authorities, Vac
snWliull IL NOW III order,
, 1881-03-22

E}AnliTlc, Nf OIAnnHltrK, mil Dukes &iGUrEe
and Michael of Stcekienhnrg-atrctlh.
THE COMMUNE IN SPAIN.
MAb1'1t,, Mnr.h !l.-A considerable scl,sr-
lion yas rausr,t IN Ata.Irtl by TIL. fuct Tint Il
fuw hours ',elotn King Alfonso RECEIVED tl,c
Ilrws If thu assassination Ut tin Emperor oE
Rilssta TO hn.t nlrtn barty 0f wprkmeli, rs |
he was returning from hunting In III l'raan,
who cried ollt ay he tlasHet1, "Ltn4 llvu thu
F'Hi"ral 1sepubalc! Down Will, tho kinE!'
Only nfatr niue hnys' Investigation werb tho
tnfce nbln to discover tl:c offenders. Tic
Governor Of Sfut!rd Rase nNltlt hh.E'so tn
thu cntrtess anil Conservatives ny t0'el1'tiiiK.
n't tlio u,,nlsersary NJ t'n pfnclanfnt!oti tt
tho t,41lIllr1ie,a ba'htllct nf t7t Fterlts aiMl
EnnthiHfists. who fcsttd III sEAdrid s''d se1It
terKranls IL HncsIc!art ptnl 0tller ErelIcl, I't-
tr;ttIslErai,tH. Ille king nnd fllu nrlat0GraGy
llnyo bee1i nllc!l hf1ectch OF latt ny
anE prfhts Ut Federal 'ttntas. distributed III
t!le lmrrncks af tic tarE0 tDwls AMI laval
.r@'su's. nnl that llnvc fnli'nl their why eycii
l!1to ltiE palace. Marshal EAnIpt'a On leaving
the pA]ncc ont morning recently was mitch
a'lce1lsra to tlonr tho luis selling Itopibllca'1
newspapers boldly crying o,ls thu tatest III"
tellIgohco ot tlc numerous 1iepuollcai1 oa'!'
q!lp,s .l,,nr Tho wliulows Of tho lluyal resi-
ttEilce Ills 1et IL sharp reitihtlhtfahee ny lo
atarsl,at a,nl A|onzO slart,Mxat1tt Vegn Armt-
10, tho Ministers of J,tsticu nnl Foreign AZ
fairs, WhpaIl objectcll tn Tic tolcralon shown
by tho provincial authorities to n syStelII Of
agitation that spreads froui tho towns t0 the
rural districts With sseautless that 1t alarnIs
tho Court. clergy, and nobility, an1 makes
tho Catholics Ut tho upper classes join
tin Conservative Opposition. SaEasta ahl Il
mn tnrfv t,f fin 1fiuIatrH l,Nyn t1npIn rst That
tl.uy believe tlIat tile butlnets, meetings. and
journals Of thu FctteraEs a,a Republicans are
lmrulcss, because they gtarlngly reveal tho
divisions, disputes, nlld rivalry betwcoii
At t,:Asr TEN scItu0f.s oF nEatoHi.Acy
| Mt war with each 1ther even more bitterly
| than against tlo lnoiiarctly. Thu real object
| If SaglstR IN t0!erntlnE tho spread nf this
agitation IL to secure allies In tho next gali-
ernl eection, mil also to create such n power
REORGANIZATION Of Democracy and Liberalism
as would make MI carly return OF CailovaX 0r
u conservative policy really perlous for ex-
istlng Institutions. Tie fMiauancr Of Marshal
Scrrnno Is also very nctiyc III tlIis federation
Vt teplIicanisiti, as SaEastn c1lsults t1lat
, 1881-03-22
OIL TRANSACTIONS,

Tlrt,svl1IE, ra.. March al.-Oil oponea at
Slll cents: highest. SlJ4 cunts; lowest, 10
cents; ulnse,l ut S1}z cents; shipments, w.,
05j; ch.irters, 45, wv; rulls. III, lu1.
, 1881-03-22
George Augustus 6ala's Ac-
count Of the Czar's Flu
moral Procession.
Nihllists Captured, with Poison,
Dynamite, md large Sums
Of Money.
The St. Petersburg Authorities Dis
oussing tho Ezpoaionoy Of Ex-
traorainary Measures
Alexander Looking with Long
ing Eyes on the Nihilists
in Switzerland.
Chanpe in Tho Ministry Of Police, and
Institution Of Court Of
ln4ulFjs
Royalty and Aristooraoy In Spain
Alarmed by the Communists
and 6calaWags.
The Arn1istice with the Beers Pro"
longed Two Weeks-Peace
Prospects.
i vote Of ts3, $50, 900 Of Transvna'
War.Moncy--John Ruskln Ill
Yorktown Centenary,
A Feature Of G1adBtono's Lind Bill
The East-Ministerial Crisis in
France.
Royalty and Aristooraoy In Spain
Alarmed by the Communists
and 6calawags.
The Arn1istice with the Beers Pro"
longed Two Weeks-Peace
Prospects.
4 vote Of $3.50, 900 Of Transvnn'
War.Moncy-Jptn Ruskln Ill
Yorktown Centenary.
A Feature Of GIadBtono's Lind Bill
The East-Ministerial Crisis in
France.
THE RED FLAG.


THE RED FLAG.
TnrAsoS IN ua11 rLAcEa.
sr prrr,.su,tnn. Marc|, al,-t;c.l. Fctl0-
-oH prof,,c, nf 81 I,,,rtst,ur9. tlay been re-
Invsd f;rn. Conut l}arnnotf succeeds hiu.
noc,IEro,sT, i
Ioxnos, ,Inrch ia Paris tljsuatc1, says:
Rochcfort virtually admits TINT ,.is S[hiIist
taaaran,s. purpnrtrd to come from Guncya,
war;. concnctci in 1,arjs.J
nro,u;r A,u,rsrtys sA1.A
+ecyranhs from st. paterslrr. regarding the
frncrnf nf the car: II ,says ,nst beur {.
s,n'c,at,r oY u,,e of thc most magnificent,
n1ort i,,,prnsa1yn. mnst pnthrtic 1neual,ts on
nnsh r.Ss IN III, rn,,rsr of n lunuthrncd career,
soo"s,on,cd to t,a ,o,nns nn,l yu,,itlps of roy
ai.,. from rnvnl 1,rit,nis md fnnsts to Royal
fnnsrnis + ,,nyc pynr bccn privileged to srt
arne ,rhrna cnnuou Hrc.l frnm tho fort
rcss sd;rertcl tha ynrto,,s 1nouruersto eet ready
n t,rc thn,r ,,1nrcs. a similar saIyo about
mtd,tov onvr thn s1uuaI To start, When tile
s,b,n et,r,nr,t ,corlrp III wh1te thu Initials
~ tho ,.mr,I.rc1 mo,,arcb. ,yus unfl,rled over
I'm fo,,r r,ea fhn artillery hnaal1 tn fire mill
ut, o,,,,s and NJ, I'm halls In thc cttv beenn
n XII srha wlofn ronto VAS lined Nv the
tSaons of tho ,urrlson. Immediately behtutl
whnm tha nuhlic wrre ,nrmtttctl to stand.
NJ po,lrrrs or uniforms wero croctcd, aud
}nusel,nldurY wars only allowed, Mt porsona
r,sl n,t, ncrt1 tn Int windows or balconies to
strangers 1'lo ,,oltee Ind taken
EXCEPTIONAL n1:Astrl,Es
tn nrpserye order. in tho maintenance OF
which the putiic, by hardbtlls, weru lnvltod
IN cnrnorntc III, houses md public build
inrs. ton Shaved tho same amount of sable
tnes and tlrarcry rs wien tic Empress, not
, 1881-03-22

COSTESTs OF MARCH Nun MNElt.
I, Etahty ycnrs. Hy Mls. Charlotte a. y1s!cn.
i. Rn,iloaiiau: 4 Familiar Col1oquy. by VIII. Mas-
L. Al! NeslIenosk. !. 9Y Lady Marian Afford, II.
/. Nnoko 'rerentton ny Str Ereder!ek rYl!ock Hart'
l. Thu rarsis III ir,iasa1r Aontar tVlitlnna GLE,
L. Dgr Naxt Lear In tho lark. uy tho Right 1iou.
Fart fnftbsutlG. . ... -
0. TlHn.pyntine 10 tho co1onos lsy W. n. Ter
IT, Tic iias.tt0s und Sir uastis Fteta. uy William
FuxlUr, NJ. T..
IT, lux md htInrt Service. ly Lieut.. .GBn. 6l1 0er-
net W,,lse!oy, ti.N H.. Hu.at
L. HNllHnl nnd tlle .'rtnavaal; ~ W u le Hsau-
fDrt, MeuIhor " the flutGh atateksacnefal.l
, 1881-03-22

havt, tho rg,tst ,inbo,lndc'l confidence in tho
ticnlilg NM rennynttnE propertle4 Of the ShakeTa