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General merchandise.

RICE-M Market quoted at China, 5!G52 Sand
wich Island, sac.
CoFFEE-Costa Riea, I7@2Oc Java, 2Sa3Oc !;
Rio, I64Gl7c.
TEAS-We quote Japan in laquered boxes 5Oa
75c paper, 374a474.
SUGARS-Sandwich Island, lOGllIc; Golden C,
in bbls, llc4; hi bbls, lOci Crushed bbs, lI2c.
hf bbls, l2ci Pulverized bbls, l2c, hf bbls,
l34cj Granulated bbls, lie, hf bbs 123c.
SARDIN ES-Qr boxes, 81 20 hf boxes, 81 rs.
YEAST POWDER-D -DonneIiy, Sis r. gross
WiNES-White, per doz in case, s. 5OOi per
gal, zoe 10 81 so Sonoma, per doz III cases,
S. so to S5j per gal, 60c to 81 80
Claret-Calitornia per gal, 81 10 81 25; i'm
ported per gal, 81 30 to 81.
Sherry-Cala per gal, 81 80 to 81 so; Span
ish, 50 10 So assorted brands, Sl2 to SIS;
imported per gal, 81 50 to 81.
Port-Various brands in or csks. 50 so to So /;
81 so 10 81 imported, 50 TO 81.
SPIRITS-Fineo old Hennessy Brandy III ar cks
and octaves, So so to 81 SO per gal; Dun
ville's Irish Whisky in cases per doz, SI2 !;
James Stewart & Co.'s Scotch Whisky in or
cks and octaves, 81 Hennessy Brandy in
case, per dOz, very fne-i star $l6, star,
$l7 so, 3 star SIg; Holland GIN, large cases,
SIS to $40; Old Tom Gin in cases, $I2 Rye
Wnisky, per gal, 81 so to s.; Bourbon, per
gal, 81 80 TO So A Cutter, So % To S3 so
o X Cutter, 81 80 to So
OILS-0rdinary brands of coal, 30c, high grades;
Dovner & Co., 81! !G40c; boiled lnseed, 81
raw linseed, 95c; pure lard, SlGl 10; castor,
81 5GGSl 60; turpentine.
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KK -H - Yourselves by making money
Ewhen a golden chance is Of
7 - Ofered, thereby always keeping
AAE poverty from your dor. Those
who always take advantage of
the good chances for making money that offered
generally become wealthy. while those who dc not i'm
prove such chances remain in poverty. We want
many men, women. boys and girls TO work for us
right In their localities The business will pay
more than ten times ordinary wages We furnish an
expensive outht and all that you need free No one
who engages falls to make money very rapidly. You
cun devote your whole time work only your
spare moments Full information and all that ii
needed sent free. Address STINSON q CO., Port
land, Maine.
, 1881-03-11

TaIs Institute. on Fidalgo Island. Is prepared to
furnish thorough and economical education 10
students OF both sexes. The location is favorable
70 health and light expenses, and also because of
the quiet and removal from city alluremenls. Ad
vancenent rapid, by individual attention by COM
petent teachers Consideration paid TO manners
and morals. Parents notified of work done, and
correspondence invited.
To the corps of teachers has been added an ex
Pefienced phonogra pher and instructor in modern
languages and art. Special attention 10 music.
there being ten pupils upon the organ last year.
BOOK keeping, surveying etc, etc.
TeIms-S7 and 70 Tuition per Quarter.
Opens September 1880. Board 81 so per week.
, 1881-03-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
.PoRrLANn, February Dc 1ssI

PORTLAND, February 20. 1881.
Legal tenders in Portland, buying, par. and
selling at par.
Silver com in Portland bangs quote at per
cent discount to par.
MUM. f'
Coin exchange on San Francisco, par TO J per
cent. premium.
Teiegraphic transfers on New York, per cent.
premium.
, 1881-03-11
Port Townsend
HOSPITAL
Port Townsend. w. I.

The above insttCtIna having Dreu paced al
permanent footing, as the uuiIsd SJHIrs Hos
plLHi for Marine PaIieuTs an Puget Ssnn the
proprietor takes pleasure ln DnnnunrIn. hat
no pains or expense will bS spared nIiais-
terlngt the comfort and convenience OF pri-
Vate patients
This Is the largest General Hospital north OF
San francisco, aud by far the most mpl-te
In equipment. IL haas been thor ughly reit;ed
ant Tefnrnlshe1. It's general wards have
commOdatiOus or about one hundred patients
and are pecu larry adapted for eases requiring
the most car fnl treatment ald coust ant su-
perYisiNn at la lte1 eAptns1. Those Who de-
sire them will be furni islled with private rooms
entirely separate aid tISiinCt, al d sIIsht aadi-
tionni ost.
k5- fhe attention OF Mill owners, III 4 those
In crested ia shippi &. is called L. tie tact that
seEmen suffering from contagious diseases Will
be treated outside the Hospital without ex.
pense 10 the VaSsel.
TlEumaS L. Minor, Il. d.,
8-f Managing surg on
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- - Outfit furnished free, with full lnstrnc-
AN y q aons for conducting the most pTontable
Hbusiness that anyone can engage lil me
kK II Hbusiness Is SO easy to learn, ana our IN
~ - - strlctions simple and plain, thAt
any one can make great profits from the very start
NJ, one car fail who willing work. Women are
successful as men. Boys and girls can earn large
sums Many have made at the business oyer & one nun nui
known before All VINO engage are surprised AT me me
Sc and rapdity with which they able to make
money You can engage In this business during your
spare time great profit You do not have 70 nes,
ca apital In IL we take all the risk Those who need
ready money should write to US at once. All inr-
nishld free, Address TRUE & CO., Augusta, Maine
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON, Thursday

LONDON, Thursday, Dec. l, 1881.
The Spanish Senate to-day passed the bill for the con-
version OF the redeemable debt.
TIE Daily Nclcs says that Verdi has completed his new
opera, which he has named " OthcilO."
The representative OF the Oarsman Hanlan writes to
Boyd that Hanlau viii a the Tyne with him
for 600 a side.
Perrys petroleum stores AZ Templcback, Bristol were
burned last night. Hundreds Of barrels exploded
throughout the night.
shock Of earthquake occurred at Agram on Wednes-
day. II was the scyercst that has been experienced
there since the great catastrophe OF November, lSSo
The servian Government viii undertake to introduce
in the S1uptschina In March, Jewish emancipation bill
in conformity with the Treaty oi Berlin. The Servian
Jews will be by the new bill placed on an equality WIN
Jews who are Austrian subjects.
Previous To NicOai sankOwsd's attempt upon the life
OF General Tchereync at the Ministry OF the Interior in
Pcersburg the Project OF Police received an inco-
hcrcnt threatening letter pointing to intention TO
aasassnatc botn General Tchecuc and General Igna-
tirn The writer, medical student, was arrested
In the Court o. Queens Bench Justices Fiold and Cave
have granted Mr. WiHss application for rule nisi for
trial Of the Scosampson libel case on the ground
that as the plaintiff sought damages for defamation of
character thc defendant counsel should have been al
lowed to question him ON matters affecting character
II is announced That postu3storGencral Fawcett has
failed obtain the cooperation OF the Board Of Trade in
assisting the telegraph companies in the present cmer-
gpncv 4 corrcspoudent writes To The Times pointing
ont that three cables iu the North sea, t%o In the
English Channel and direct cable to spain are now dis
ulil,I
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
MINoR MARINE CAsrALTIEs.

LoSpoN. Dec. 1.-The steamer passed yes
tcray b the Bri' 30 steamer ausl a. shr was return
ing herself disabled to QIccLstown, was the state oi
Indiana. Her main shaft is broken. 4 -teImtus has
gone TO h.r ass stance.
The Dutch steamer Castor, Captain Visscr from Am
sterlan November 10 for Ncw-Yors. has returned to
port with cargo and supposed to Doe damaged She
lost her mate aud two scamcn; also bpats bul"aif" "
coMpasscs ard as and had her after hatch stove mss
The British ship Naval Reserve, from Liverpool NO
ycllr 20 for Ncw-York. before reported ashore near
Whitchaycn, has broken up.
The spanish steamer Catalan, Captain Larauasn, ~
LIVERPOOL from New Orens, lost hpatH and sustained
other damage ou passage.
Nearly li OF TIE Yarmouth smacbs which were caught
in the recent storm while out M sea- nave returned L"
mort. Loss OF NE occurred In seven cases.
UANRUKG, Dee. l.-Thc lIamburg-AW Ucan Line,
steamer Wirllud Captain Hrbich, which sailed hence
Yesterday for NcwYOr viii call al Ply1nOut,, probably
on Sunday take the cabin passengers oi the same
lines steamer Leasing which put back To thai port with
"a broken ruddcr The 29t!t nit, uud the steamer
Rheuania Captain Burcnds, which sails hence on sun
day the 18th met. for NcwIork, vii! call at Plymouth
aud the Lcs-ugs seorage pas. .cngcrs and cargo
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
TELEGRAPHiC NOTES.

STRUCK BY An ENGINE.
SYRACUSE, Dec 1-Pcrry j. Ray, car-cOupler,
lost right leg this afternoon az East SyracuS oob
TWO WOMEN BURNED,
SCRANTON Penn, Dec. 1.-During fire early this
morning IN old lady named Mrs NC ar'hy anu i '''
retshod In the hancs while in bed ,
PORTSMOUTH, \. H.. Dec. 1-Rear- Admlrai a. bea.l- av
mont relieved this forenoon as commandah' o '' navy
Yard, by COmmodoro Clark II. Wells
SUPPOSED " IFE MURDER
ROCHESTER, Dec. Mrs. Margaret leagan wa was
found dead IN her house with marks OF vocnce on nc' no
Her husband Leopold has been arrested on suspeioh'
TO BIZ RE.sENTENCED ,.
TDF9S M Dec I shG IN 7S be- hanged for
numbering ha wife In rlghkanie was to-day ueou ny s
''0''"' MAIL BAGS RIFLED. e--
GALVESTON Dec. IA dispatch TO me neos @ t d,on, n
san Antonio Tcras that TO mail bags were so;qn
hack bound Tor the Springs They wore subsequently
iO"H" '''''u POISONED ny MISTAKE.
WORCESTER Mass Dec lanes ,s;nE EC9sx wSat was Us
supposed EPSON salts. 1t IL thought druggist gave
FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY. :.
BRADFORD, Penn Dec 1-DHrinS o,tnrnoaS ggpS' Ed
Googs bowling alley at lehb9rs M ~ 70 h wonnded The
SE@S o%onS TGSPS " GSPsS ilS age dI WaaiVyc o"' ~ -
A PILE.DRIVING MACHINE WASHED ASH0tEr
AsDURY PARK n j. Dec iIHe yolE whe Was e"1
ss6oTs sSS GS near "a GSi o S Ford siI last Svdnas
FATALLY INJURED. e,-.
BoRDEHTowN, n. j., Dec 1Llhomas o se9are
employed at the Mercer nnOper Sfernoon fo among
Tie " .hinery aud was fatally injured
PUNISHMENT FOR MANsLAUGHIEG .,
WuNISGTON Del Dec 1.--NOTis Carberry CON
vcied yc,,c,d1y OF manslanghter for killing sannei H.
Adams, culorrd this morning senehCe' y" " ' ~
prisonInen and pay line Of 1000 ana 'ho 'os's'
A LOUISIANA CONVICT PARDONED' Ill,
NEW ORLEANS Dee. l-Samuel SyGlOhus, u , sIi'.o :,
OF tho sip Iron Cross who convicted ana sen
ayc years the Pcnitenuary 90 an aecCnpnee W
Johnson e sl!pbuner, has been parione oy
Emery. . .-.-.-...-, ,,po.v
C,SctSNArt Dec. 1.-.Iames Ellis received what ls
supposed 10 be fatal pistol shot wound %. s Williams
npT OF Fourth Walnutsts at the hanus OF st ~ ma
oth arc colored and paying attentions " o ~
"' DEAD FROM A FALL.
BoRDESTowN n j. Dec. 1-ReuDen EynnH n gtlr, ,tnn
Moved i'm repairing steeDc Of the hafltoi
Tontv paptis Church. tell nom the steepe lew W. mSeNs
% iou an iron no injured that nc eu VI
tuesday night .,.,or
A WOMAN SHOT By CONVICT. ,,;,
ROME, Ga, Dec. Last IueSday ,.v ntS eonvet from
camp Phillip pursuit Of escaped cohniG ,,,iug an nj
honse MI Bince In Haralson county % sno, hsr i IN,
hofse after few words with Mrs bihoc e"S' '
shoulder, producing dangerous wouno
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
GAMRETTA ON TINS.

UF OPPOSES Observation-Disclosures GAINS.
PARIS. Dec. LIN the Chamber of Deputies TO-
day the report of the Committee upon the supple
mentary Votes for the Tunsian Expedition was ue-
bated. NJ. Gambetta, replying to various speeches.
spoke in effect as follows:
The treaty with Tunis stl exists and that no protest
can uvadaiei IT, The Government, he said, canot yer
say it will follow mp the csta %
undertaken win be vigorously prosecuted e SAID % ~
would be ultimately introduced giving enect 70 70 ,ie
treaty The Government will eldeavor TO minimize !to
burdens laid upon the country IN consequence 3l ~ ~
treaty which must not be allowed to result gthe fv u %
annexation or abandonment OF TuniA Inc u',S ~
permits Of the suppression OF abuses III w t
The interest OF all nations This task imposed upon
France by virtue Of The policy she mas adOlt'u WIZ,
NOT fhnt Of annexation but Of protection. VI. Gambeth
said he was not hostile to the creation Of mixed r9-
nails but hc rejected annexation as dangerous. ~
added The Abandonment of Tunis wonld compFomSe
our prestige. The question il, whether desire WIN
out rushing into adventures, 20 have I"ItlSh pu'y
vigilant and necessary d0orkeeper for our African
colony. There is intention OF pushing military otc
patton 20 the frontier OF lnpoh' hscau'r ~ ~ lut '
bic TO have the Porte FOR an immediate neighbour
NJ Perrin Republican, rcproached VI. Gambetta
for drawing France into colonial adventures. lie
declared that VI. Gambcttas speech implied anneNa-
tion in disguised form. II was, he said, impru-
dent for France to scatter forces over the lace OF
the earth like England. NJ. Gambetta replied that
France was not IN the same position as Ehgia'''
- We DESIRE he said 40 pursue French poicy
mony we received. Our policy is defensive one
and of National character directed toward the de-
ycopment of the interests of the country
The whole credit was then voted by 400 IN the
affirmative, against 81 in the negative. The En-
tremc Left abstaIncd from voting.
The Government has authorized N. Roustan, French
MinisterRcsideut at Tunis, to return to France to
carry on personally the prosecution instituted on
his behalf by VI. Barthelemy Saint-liilaire against
the manager and Editor of the Intrdasgcaai Tor
saudering him.
TIE sENArORIAL ELECTIONS.
The returns of nominations of Senatorial electors
arc complete except for five departments. aud fore
shadow Republican gain Of nineteen seats at the
elections in January
| Cardinal Jacobiui, the Papal Secretary Of State
will avail himself Of the presence IN Rome OF Car
dinal Guibrrt, Archbishop oi Paris, ana DINER
French nrcItc, ON thc occasion OF the forthcoming
ceremony of can0niz1tlon, to confer with them III
relation 10 religions affairs IN France. IL Is gcnef-
ally believed that the Vatican ~il. aS long a7 pos
s!bc pursu" a 'olicy of tcmporz1tion toward the
I French Government.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
THE ASSASSIN AT BAY.

HARD PRESSED IN HIS CROSS-EXAMINATlON.
VERY QUICK TO SEE THE DRIFT OF ALL QUESTIONS,
AND CUNNING IN METHODS OF EvAsIoN-HE AT
TINES BECOMES ANGRY, INsoLENT AND DEFIANT
CONTINUING TO ASSOCIATE HIMSELF WITH THE
DEITY.
Judge Porter continued to cross-examine
Guiteau yesterday and the assassin displayed
remarkable quclness of perception and much
shrewdness. In spite of cunning, however, he
was involved in many contradictions, and was
fairly brought to bay more than once. At
such times he either became angry and violent
or insolcnt and defiant. The cross-examinatlon
took wide range, and was apparently directed
to show that the assassins claim OF Divine IN
spiration was an afterthOught, devised Tor
effect before a jury. The cross-examlnation
was not concluded. A TRIBUNE correspondent
describes the court room, the assassin and the
incidents of the sessions of the day.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
THE STRIFE IN IRELAND.

LONDON, Dee. 1.-At the regular weekly
meeting OF the Ladies' Land League In Du'''n It was
announced that since the meeting s66 have been
ceved for the general fund and Gll9 for the prisoners
maintenance fund.
Mr.. Sexton, Member Of Parliament for sligo County,
ana Of the Executive Of the Land League who waH re
leased from prison the LIST ult, will leave London to
night for Paris where he will remain until Parliament
opens. He Ia much improved In health
farmer living near AughHvas, County LHitrim, was
assaulted "A party OF armed lust evening and re
ceved twelve wounds. II s believed that his injuries
will prove fatal He had paid bis rent
dispatch from Boyle, County ROscOmmon, says two
hundred cattle a grazing farm at Carrongn have
been mutilated.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The Chief of the
Bureau of Statistics, in his fourth monthly statement
for the current fiscal year Of the imports and exports
of the United States, says The excess Of exports of
merchandise was follows: Month ended October 81,
1881. S9,27l 1885, month ended October 81, 1880.
S3l ,663,57l; ten months ended October 81, 1881,
sI3o 473 6O3; ten months ended Oct sber 81, 1880,
SIO5 462 49l twelve months ended October 81. 1881,
s2I7 ss7 35S twelve months ended October 81, 1880,
SI55576327 The excess OF imports Of gold and silver
coin aud bullion follows: Month ended October
81 1881. 81 163,013 month ended October 81 1880,
SI4552l3s: ten months ended October 81. 1881.
$44792,ll9; ten months ended October 81, 1880,
S44O90,S03 twelve months ended October ~, 1881,
$6903l, 1873 twelve months ended October 81, 1850.
S67 25OOS9.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHISGToS, Thursday, Dec. !, 1881.
The Internal Revenue Collector at Milwaukee, Wiz,
reports 10 Commissioner Raum large falling Off IN the
receipts for taxes cigars tobacco aud spirits in the
First Collection District
Ex-senator Pat will not live in Washington this win
ter On recent visit here he authorized his agents to
rent the handsome residence Vermontav, purchased
Inv hmfrom Senator Window for $4,000.
Francis sperry of Brooklyn, n. Y, was to-day ap-
pointed private secretary OF Secretary Folser vice L.
7 Babcock transferred TO fourth class clerkshp In the
secreiarys Office Mr. Babcock has held the position Of
private secretary 70 the respective Secretaries Of the
Treasury for seven years past
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
REQUIREMENTS OF THE NAVY.
ABsTRACT OF THE ANNUAL REPORT OF sFCRETAR'

HUNT.
WASHINGTON, Dec 1.-The annual report of
the Secretary Of the Navy given 10 the press to- ay
Secretary Hunt the outset devOtcs considerable space
TO the question OF recognizing and strengthening the
Navy and on this subject says
The condition of the Navy mpcrativcy demands the
pro,npt and earnest attention OF Congress Tic mercan
tile interests OF country have extended themselves
over ali quarters Of the globe Our citizens engaged In
commerce with foreign nations look TO the Navy for the
supervisory protection OF their persons ana property
Calls arc made upon the Department to send
vessels into different parts of the world
in order to prevent threatened aggression
unon the rights Of American citizens,
and to shield them in time OF civil cOmmOtOn In foreign
lands from insult personal indgnity Tits to be de-
pored that in many such instances it has proved mpos
sufficient number vessels. These things ought not TO
be- While the Navy should not nc large III BhOuI az all
times afford nucleus for its enlargement upon emerg-
encv IL becomes the duty OF Congress 10 ace 10 IL
that Navy of the United states should not be Iet
to perish through nanmati0 Dut snould De Iestorea
10 a condition OF usefulness TO which 1t may, upon
occasion be expanded to become the ready means
of protection at home, or OF active aggressive warfare III
the ports and waters OF an enemy. .,
The secretary dcvotes considerable space 70 the con
NAVY Caroady published in The TRTBUSB) and generally
approves the recommendations submitted by ms
subordinates Referring To the report OF tne Nhvai laval
Advisory Board Secretary Hunt recommends the views
of the majority of the Board as entitled TO the npproba-
by few members OF the Board as to Justify the repvrt
being considered the unanimous Judgment OF the Board
lettering 30 the work OF naval surveying, the Secre
tary recommends that Congress appproprae the means
10 carry systematic OF parts OF the
West Indies spanish Man and the coasts OF
and Central America, well IA the examination
Of reported shoals and rocks in the Atlantic and Pacific
Oceans Owing to the want Of suitable vessels and
pecniary means much desired work Of this kind has
been left undOne. -
The report states that the appropriations available
for the current expenses the fiscal year. ended June
so 1881. were $l6,020,30l, the expenditures were
SI4 450,7S9 The estimated amount needed TO dcfray
thd OF the department for the fiscal year end
ing June 30, 1888, is S20,0l3,7l6
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
STAR ROUTE MEN HOPEFUL.
tnY retRcuApu tn ruR rptnIrSp

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The Star Route ring men
think they have assurances from some quarter that
ex-senator Chaffee. of Colorado, is to be the next
Postmaster-General and they are for some reason
drawing much comfort from that fact. 1t is under
stood that Ex-Governor Rhoutt, of Colorado, who
believed himself TO be General Grants favorite can
didate for Cabinet position, has been told that he
is to be made Minister to Russia. Doubling ones
dhnk that neither of these propositions yet has the
assent OF President Arthur and that the story told
Governor Rhoutt is designed merely TO keep bim
from exciting himself to obtain Cabinet appoint
anent and thus leave a clear field for Chaee.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
THE FULL REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.

THE FULL REIOhl Or
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-When the Court was
called to order Acting AttorneyGeneral Phillips occu-
pied scat beside Judge Cox. At 1910 the prisoner
was brought in and seated in the witness stand Mr.
Porter rose to the crossexaminaton but the prisoner
nterpOsed: /" Before Judge Porter commences, SAID
he want to speak OF personal matter Some weeks
ago sent out appeal for money. IL was on my own
account and scovile said that it was done without
his consent again desire to write my friends through
out the nation send me money for my defence pre-
sune that have friends interested IN the cause OF
Justice and desire them to send Whatever tey 'niuA
they ought So $40, $780, $100 SlOo0, IL they "sn'' rue
money will be used in my defence. We need money.
Another matter received very kind letter rom Jonn
u Tovpsend the other day, stating that he would
anroor in nv defence il Mr. sooville wished him.
r scoyille informed that he had teegraphed Mr..
Town END that his services were desired nave not
heard from him since would be very glad 70 see MN
ON this case This money be sent TO George seove,
washington The name may be withheld II the parties
so desire"
The eross-examlnation was then proceeded wrh ~
Mr. Porter the witness being IN very nervous ~ '~'
cited state OF mind.
oYou mentioned the other day to the jury that YOU
had never struck man In your life. Was that truet
lido not recall ever striking man. 1 have alwayC
been peace man. Naturally am co"ardiy' ia"ays
have kept away from any physical danger
o-But morally brave and determinedt Al presume
o.aoo,a,lv when am sure that the Deity is back Of
me. ..,.., Tn .,..,
a When did you become sure OF thatf An TINS
ncame sure about the 1st OF June, as far IA this
case is concerned
oBeforc that you did not think the Deity was back
- out Who did you think was back OF you In the sug-
gestion OF mnrder' a. "ioen~''-AA''' ' N 80
ces.ion Of murder
| n THE suggestion of kiilingi A-rhe suggestion
was to remove the President
o-when did you first think IT was the Deity that was
ot of voui Alt was the Deity who made the original
sgestiou was entertaining the proposition for two
weeks.
o.-But you say the Deity did not maze the sa<geA
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02

CN1vNtTI, Dec. IA dispatch to The
TDcs-Stir from Ironton, Ohio says: "Dr. Joseph A.
Boggs okkccpcr and chemist at the Alice furnace
was shot dead last nigt above tine city limits John
Wagner and William Lcck have been arrested as the
murdcrcrs. Wagner confessed that De fired two shots
at Dr. Bcggs but says ne did IL in 9elfdeicnce lhe
people blcgtit done for the purpose OF robbery
The doctor bor' high character ana the accused have
a hah rcpntAtiDn.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-02
IN MEMORY OF GARFIELD.

WASHINGTON, Dec. LA marble tablet was placed
in the ladies' waiting room of the Baltimore and
Potomac depot yesterday TO mark the spot where
President Garfield was shot. The tablet is of
American statuary marble, and consists of sill
resting upon two corbels. outside of which are two
pilasters representing the axe and fasces Two
drsped flags form canopy over the inscription in
gold letters James Abram Garfield President of
the United States. shot July 2, 1882; and the