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II Nakahan. W n Jones. 8 Up Bsbeock.
chss Younguorth. FE wsdsworth. Ars
pr,stow, Mrs. Hsrsrsvs. Mrs. ] Il Parker.
phTlipp psidsshsimsr. B Fahsy.
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orsnt Mn A Crane. I cohsn. Aiss 1oun-
..iu. James sssdlsr and wife. Oh Young,
Nh L Williams, VT shurtlih' xhs q
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$500 Wales. I. I 05 bso
40 Mt Diablo. 81
1000 North Belle Isls. $50. 80
i2o East NJ Disblo. Toe
600 Holmes. 6oc. $50. doc
40 Bodis. O., Gu
$40 Bschtel. I 90. l %
100 Summit. 500
2oo Syndicate. $50
500 Champion. l6c
500 Blackhswk. l6c. zoe
$50 Boston Con. 500
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400 South Bulwsr. sss
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10 Silver King. alk
400 Head Center. l 20
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100 Potosi. Q 80. Q IS
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220 Yellow Jacket. 20
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70 Alpha. AZ
so Utah. 6k. 6S
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As0 Justice. s3e
so Union Con-, 81
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No Cou,pIracy-Gitteau Alone Guilty

NEW Yoax, July IA Washington
special to the Tmss says: Nothing
has been discovered since the shooting
OF the FREDERICKSBURG In the con-
duct Of Gittsau at the time or 10 prison
that furnished the slightest evidence
that . single human being had any
previous knowledge Of the purpose Of
Gittsau. NOR has anything whatever been
revealed that would justify the suspicion
that the shot aimed at the Presidents
LIE was the rssult Of . conspiracy.
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IsvesGgasi.s she Fire ss she
TFejsn.
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~Buyss and cells Exchange and Tslssrsphis
Tfansfsrs. Issues Commercial and Trsvslsrr
Crsdiu. This bank has special fscihtiss fof
dealing In bullion. tu
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The NEVADA BANK

Psid - Capitai....... $4,000 .OOO-Gsll
Reserve u. .. Bsudsl.... 3,SO0,o00-0saA
, 1881-04-11

At an carly hour this morning the night clerk
at tho County Hospital. telephoncd TINT james
Wallace. tho hi1hwMyninn who Tas shot couple
Of weeks ago by Edward dAnsuera, whom
he wss attempting tn rob on irving place. uear
Van 11arcn street. wAs failing, rAp1dly,
and might tlit bcfose .nurnlng. Tho
doctors hnvc given up al!,, hope OF
pulling him thrtiuHh. Campbell, vito was
stabbed election night in Arnold D,cius' .Ainon
at M. 1G4 Van Hurcn street. t,y knnne pne whoko
name he refuses to dlsulRc, Is Progressing tlno-
was shot yesterday afternoon: full particulars
Of which Rrs given elsewhere. is thought to be
tnnrtat1y wounded. md the dHctor who INTENDED
very Tuw dnys, or as soon ns Inflammation Mt
tacks the tinGS- Tho bullet could not bo found,
having glanced ;upnn a rib, and lodged somc-
where Ntout tho back.
, 1881-04-11

The mountA!n climbers aeeM to have becou11
dissatisfied with tho llluits 0f. tho Alns. Thoy
prG scattering 0vsr tho gobu III Hearot of nav
peaks u conquer, Tho recent explaIts Ut Mr..
Whymtror nnG his cnnlpanuns aiming tic Ktunta
Ut tho Andes hnye lust bcen followed by il sill
m0r8 haxardnus performance In Guatemala.
wheTo eon11 fouseas explorers clatnbereti IN tho
boldly penetrating the curtain of ,ieaIy
vApors about Its summit under prntection Of Il
flvprtng wind. This volcano aud It's ,neighhor,
Guatemala was Iirst ,plaucd nHar FL ARul,. and
In lAl was destroyed by III earthquake and In
aa 80 thn gy a. " asb nsGTPaa m e
thu north. This brought 1t tcnror to I'll Fucgt,,
which proved 10 be- ~ formidable IN Gnon,y ts
tho oth0s tnuuntuln. 1t ebopk III, tue lnhAf,lt.
ants with earthquakes aud Terrified them win
eruptinns OF iNyli, until In tasPnit they novel
their town q scc0nH tls,,o. and. going still Eur-
thor north, founded fth8 present Capital Ciky OF
Guatemala upon u htRh pluiu.
, 1881-04-11
SENATORIAL PATRONAGE.
A Scrap or Constitutional History.
Nftp ipfk Tribune


Nt.V lprk Tribune.
In connection with the prcAont situation at
Washington It ts interesting to recall tho fact
Tint tho section Of tho Constitution giving tho
Senate Il share In tho appointing power, BY re-
1uirlng its confirmation Of n nomination for
the completion ot tho appointing net begun by
the Prcallcnt, was not adopted until after q
long debate. It was In fact a sort Of compro-
misc between tho Delegates who wanted to
exclude tho Ecnato cnt,rely from all voice In
tho matter OF selecting public uiAccra and thnse
who desired to giyU thlt body restricted
appointing power independent OF the Press-
dent. In tho drst draft Of tho Constltu-
tlon. says Story, tho power wns given 10 the
Fr'sidont to. appoint officers in NIL cascs not
the advice and conssnt of tho senato was not
required; but In tho sau,0 draft the power to
appoint. An,bassaduss and Jutgcs OF the Su-
ltetae Court wns glvsh to the senate. Tho ar-
rl.lRoment tinally adoptca was reported by q
uotn1nttteo as ais anosIdnlent.
Willis ths matter was under confederation
correspondence took piHco betWccn John Adams
ind lsogur sherman. Sir. Adams lid nut think
tho SenAt0 ought to haye MuytAtHH tU DO with
letscr Ksvins scvsi, % rcas"ns aEainat | I aloptiaF ]
the propos.tton that ',9tnt1'atons shHllld 70
ssnt 10 thu sena!S TOR foIsmauon or
rejection would 10 misitaea by soltlsh and am.
bttt0us neu II guln ountrol UveF nominations,
sa s Iopy .s he e9o st1ss sss
t. elosoly applicable to tho controversy now Ro-
* s senator Of great influence vii. 10 naturally
ambitions and dvsruus Ut !ncEcaAlug his tnlIu.
encb. VIII ho mot l!e under temptation to uYo
his influence With tho President, is we'll ~ with
Ia tic several asates who VII! cFert themselves i
n slseti9ns to yet out hls uncnics or opposars
aa @ = ii hs sa s1 pssop Ct s
Suppuso senator to altu " the Treast,ry UilloQ
; tof himself. u bEeshSr. ffsthsE. q soI sup:
, 1881-04-11

!n lMris by the t,lsappa4rnnrV III u UUke and
Duchess, who have lett ny urtny of ogrllttar1 lo-
aln1 t1s'n. 4nd A'fa,nlly nf young children IN
waEaa aro due, Theso rctatners havu ll0t lAo
sltEhkeat notton, ,whothor their 1naster aud
mistress n, aEo hld!nR tao,nsclrea trum duns
tattioI suicide. n, 10 nuo il tho
ehtra Of blu tlile, which WAS ot NHpoconlo creu-
ton. Anle. III DmehGase Ia nt tho bcat lpxiti.
mist nnblity. Thoy nnnrriet! tor lave, and
piutua l!sssed Rrpat!y tAolr un't'tl., Tho nuch-
oss a. Ss. !vadpr Of tashloH. ,llsr drSssss w9ro
style Of her own which was !nimtablu. Ii up.
penra that tho tor&u49 With which tho no6lo
for snne time spunt bofare they Disappeared.
The Duo trusted to ,laceasnt for an Iuo1,,e. tls
suddeny ea!aS u al sd onso s o xns
, 1881-04-11

Special Dt1pdteh to TIE chteaeo 1tt1uns
LANSING, Mich, april Q.-in tho House this
morniu9 the Committee on Ways and Means re-
ported fayorably IN tho bill fnr the appointment
of Tax Commission to prepare ta1 law, mud
nlso IN favor OF an appropriation for decorating
mud frcscofng the Capitol.
Tic Committee on Municipal Cotporatous re-
ported asatnst Doom's bill for tho extension Of
tho Detroit city limits.
III tho beuate tho bill for Chair of Ecleotio
Medicine in the University vas reported favor
ably. :.
The Committee on the Liquor Traffic recon.
mend the passage Of joint resolution de-
tnlng property rights la liquors, and the great
prohibltary bill. which was iost some weeks aao.
has been rcc0nsidered and rerefcrred. Tho bill
Is amended slxhtly. and provides for the SUBJ
mission Of tho prohlbitUry constitutional amend
rnsnt to tue people IN tho full Of lBk. The
prohibition Ene1 III the House have great hopes
OF SUCCESS With this measure now, and are also
greatly clatcd over The passage of Farrs IRON
clad liquor tnx bill lust night. 80.
: bills passed tho House amending the law
relnttvc TO costs in actions aEatnst disordcrly
persons: to provtdo fUr tho correct Hc!xhlns OF
stock @ IN: and farm produce offered fer saie; 10
nuthor!zo aud rcxulmte platc-g'ass accident,
boiler fidelity. and livestock tnsurance; to re-.
peal Acts II and y OF tho iHws Of 1877 grnntinK
q patent to Wili!dm II. Thnycr, or Niles, for
land In Detrten County; to reInu0rporate tho
v,!lngo OF Fow|erytl. Hills to tinker the laws
relative to tho payment ot deEts Of leceuaed
persnns and to limit tho dnuluKcs by overflow
caused by og-jams to tho proportional ahRtes
Ut the owners thereof Weru both Lust,
, 1881-04-11

sncos antt discussions, WAS left tn Louis Dyer as
Or of Etocnlion. md On actor of SOME expcrj-
gncet md tho following students: Leonntt,
r. Dptyckc, W. II. II. Nnhnlng, j. II. Howe,
W. hoberta, and Owrn Wtster. The heaviest
sesmpon;.!aitity re .y rests rest On NJ Riddle. wbo undnr-.
iakca GadtpMs. tho highly tragic principal part.
p'seess my popular attraction. and tbs. nudi-
onec will 10 mostly composed at classical tcl1oi-
mrs. sutnn OF whom wit como from distant
atatcs. The srcctnole Of the chorl,s comprised
0f fifteen mcn executing rytbmical dHnces
rs11ta m altnr as they a!nE Tho strophes ana
antistroDhaS. and 5uiHing In tho daiog ot tho
play. VIII strike the utsympathotto as rliIcui-
l3,is h9weyer ctn.slcnl Il may he: wtlio tho fact
shnt all but nne Of tho motors asa amnfeilrs will
impossible, 1t is expnctctl. however, that the
venture re W! pFay9 s.lccesafnl frt,n q achonfiy
and tho stngo set III thu ols' Nrecian faahior.
, 1881-04-11
Fire other casos ot amai.ppx .werc discovered
ny tue sanitary Inspectors to-day and removed
10 tho hospital.
State AFFAIRS.

INDIANA.
Special Dtsrdteh to The CAtezoo Tribune.
, 1EpIaTArcLts. Ind, April b.-Tho eenate
spont considerable Time this morning over tho
consideration Of tho bit proyIdlpg for n rolIce
Judge in indIAnapo|ts, nnd II finally failed for
want OF a constitutional majority. Tho DenIo~
Gratis objected to creating another ottlco to be
Allcd BY q Republican. Tho vote stood 10 yeas
to 10 nays.
The House passed bills 40 follows. To pro.
htbtt tho salo OF poisonous drugs; TO provide for
the election by tho ucncrat Assembly OF nhc
President aud two Trustees for tho government
Of tho benevolent Institutions Of the Btaic,--
yeas. 81: rays. %; to enable towns and cities to
surrender or tfIsanncxa portion Of their corpo-
rate l'tnits to authorize cities aud towns Of 4.D
ana uyeF 10 CONSTRUCT and maintain water.
Wurka: tu separate tho manufacture and sale Of
II ten mills o., each 800 fur every tcn nIIes Il,
c1nnstrnGt n. and ropatr free gravel roats.
too has,y I'D e hss ben
cb tn return It. ~ It IL found out TINT II ttaposcs
double tax un ttOHs.
Wotnan's fcmpcrnnce uno,,. Speaker Hidpnth
denied ttlHt he has d0ne hnytt,iiiY by his ruling
of f ots5w, t. rct1i 's Il ths sass
Committee has also cn1ne in fOr n sharc OF the
t'apleasares Ut the Union, tho Speaker says it
sssnx s 81 s s dne s asss 1s G. ts BE-
ts t!nrt,uahIy tempvrato man IN bis own life
ana ~ sst,E views np.n tha subject. and hes
the fHrcst bearing Upon tho tiopr Of the fiOtise
lie declares The resolution vi the Union con-
demntng him and the Temperance Committee
As unluat. aud Inspired by evtt-dEsp0sed pull.
tidians who have worked themselves in tho
farHr Ut tho Union.
lnR m act regulating the adorttuti Of heirs. The
BDvcrnbr shya: It seems tO the that. under the
Il Court 10 order the adoptuu Of cf,d u,ofi tho
application Of petitioner, II the trltatee Ut the
township should cn1sent In open Court, n0twjth-
known, might be nt,le to support II. might he
Ignorant Ut tho pcnt,cncy Of inc application for
ndDpt!on, and might l.c In easy reach ut the rt,
cess Of tho Court. 1t ts believed that the blll
hnt been 1,utscd without due consideration, and
TINT no tncllher Of either House would ha willing
IT, confer power - dangerous upon any
tribunal" ~.
Thls Is tho tdtrd It'll vetoed by his Exccllency.
, 1881-04-11

NO TJNISus .UF HIN.
New Y0nK. April ld--leadlnx members OF
the Land LeuHuo d.sclai'n my knowledge Of tho
fugitive Coleman, thought ta have arrived by
the Australia Saturday. They say R!l suct,
srhetnes ~ the blanylon House plot arc entirely
Without tue SANCTION OF the Leu9ue, aud unly
rGauEt tn great injury to "the pauGe," While
the LuaKiCFa lnny LINK forward 10 tho ultimate
indepan!uRee. 0t Ireland. tho usa of, force II not
Ut A!l c0alprehentled III tae1r present plans,
, 1881-04-11
JOHN II. RAYMOND.
HIS MARRIAGE 10 TAKE PLACE TO-DAY

Special Dtspateh 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
New YOAK, Apr lJ.-Johp T. Raymond. tho
nctor, Will nuke his srcoud matrimonial venture
to-murrow. The coscsaouy IL to take place at
tho Continental Hotel, Philadelphia, and the
ynssng lady WIN Is TO tako h'a uaule and sharo
hta f1rt.inea ia Miss Courtney Barnes, tho
dauKtcrof lt0se Eytinge, John won't boforo tho
Court yesterday ana ha,t biz nzmo made Ilay.
m0nd for good, ho hny!ux been born m o 1rlon,
ind choosing liaylnnnd u big stage name. liz
ca1no 70 thu conclusion that leayuUn1, Or Sol!ors,
OF anything
MAS nErTElt THAN o'pluEx, -.
an41, ~ ha had swung under thu former tho
!anaest. a!'d he W. @ nest known undpr that
EsondoGyn. Il Was sottlel Hpnus ind hu IL now
tlI0 ttnsa tho catt,puni.n and Grlel III har gtr.
tsh yaArs VI ltaylnund's former vito, MarI9 t0t.
family, -
, 1881-04-11
ITEMS,

NEW Yonk, April ll-PioFrte OuysIer, ana OF
tho oldest piano manufacturers In this city,
diod ut his rcaIdeEcs. No. sa1 West Twelfth
ssrcet, SATURDAY. 0uyrivr bad barely uncovered
fro,n tho effects Of II broken thigh when ha Was
stricken Monduy list With Apoplexy.
CoSTAnloUs DIsEA8Es.
The bodies Of six mea who died fEom small
pox and ton from typhus'fever we're buried
from Msesalde Hospital to-day. Two othars
died In tho hospta! to-day Ok typhus.fqveE.
, 1881-04-11
TUNIS.

TILE nKY REJECTS FRENCH ovERTunEs OF
ABHiKTANCE.
TuEIs. April 1o--A Telegram frnm tho French
Government to tho Boy statea that Frof,ch
trt,ops will cross tho frontier to chaAtlse tic
Khoutn!s, aud reckon OH tho support Of tho
11eya troops, and that twill aiao bc necessary
for tho French to occupy tho valley Of tho River
Medtcrsatl. which Utmost bisccts the rcRctcy.
Tho Hey has replied that he cannot consent to
any such steps, alnco he Is both ab1c ami willing
to rcprcsa disorders on hts aide ot the frontier
IIg prntesta agaust the invasion Of Ills territory
ia vfoatl0n OF troaty. and dcolArns that ho can-
not hold himself responsible for. tho consa-
fiuences II tho Fronch persist IN their Intention
: PROTECTION INVOKED.
CoNsTANTlN0rLg. April l0-Tho ICY Of Tunis
hns Invoked the protection Of tho porlo agalnsc
Franoe. Q
, 1881-04-11
Solo,.

NO MORE EARTHQUAKE.
LONDON, April l0.-Tho shocks Of earthauako
In Solo have co0scd. Its believed tho number
Of victims Is exaggerated.
TEnn1nr.E DEVASTATION.
A correspondent at 6clo te!cgraphs thgt ho
bus visited tho southeast pnrt OF tho tstand and
taund Menita. q town OF l.,000 inhabitants, and
tho YEfIa4os nr Monnsttr, VlrInos, md philatta.
naeees or ruins. Not sugto house escaped.
English and American physicians arc assIstIng
tho auryiyurs. = -
, 1881-04-11

FEATEHEEU 10 UEATEM,
BT.pETxnsuuta, April l0.-At tito trial Of tho
Nthttsts Saturday. Asslstant Prosecutor hov-
rartaR strongly DENOUNCED tho revolutionary
dodsrigca aud deeds ayowcl by tAp accused, do
man6ed tho sevctest Fenaify for All Implicated.
and CONCLUDED ny Iuclarug that tue AdrlIty Of
ths paopls TO the ImpeEtal thropa was uush AIKEN,
ana that ths eReEla Pf the Terrorist party IN
this direction bud proved absolutely ahprt}vo,
Tho prisousrf ltstsnsd uumoved, 3ellahpg
and Eibaltschitz took uotcs.
, 1881-04-11

Preparations aru asarty completed for tho
performance At tfArvant next mouth Of the
"tEdlpus Tyrannus" Of sopauoies. Tue roles
ali were hold during ths wInteE, luder the d.
rcutIon Ut Pros. J. ". Whits. Prot. W. ". Good.
win, md Frot. ]. X. Paine. Tho latter has c0n,-
pnssd tho necessary m,iato for tho atl'tmpnrtant
chorls, who JSpresout the old men nf Thehes
Tho matter VI prou4uqtauQp, after u4ny 4s4eF"
, 1881-04-11
Aftor the recess o0unsel for tl,a tefenso sru'
trio tio,tEs. .feLlabot1
ArnKE IN lis OWN pEMAl.F.

trio tio,iEs. .fcLlahoY
Art,KE IN Ills own IElEA1.F.
fjo was Ecvurnl times interrupted by tho pre-
aiding judge When Jeljptptf finished Itc
Coust nskcd tho aootthed II they had my fGrther
tlofoDao to urge. md thgy replicd in tho mega
tive. Tho Court rotircd for consultation, md
returned At I..:D thta morning. Twenty-f0ur
ttucstlons formulated fnr determination COM
corning tho prisoners KMttt rero u,on read.
Tho Court aRHn retired 10 cnnhEslcr tho vcr1tct.
After tbroe hours: dolIhctaton thoy returned at
G:zon tn. with verdict at guilty ugnlnst atl and
tho srntance 10 death by hanging WIS pro-
nounccti.
Sophie rteotrsky'a sentenoo will lo submttttti
10 the Car for confirmation. hecause sha is OF
noble birth.
Nurnnlsn. for tho prosecution, occupied s1van
hours. The Court will nssom,'lo Monday to OK
ptan tho motives Of its decision.
, 1881-04-11

WILL INVADE PERSIA.
: CoNETANTINprLE. April f0.-Shufk Obct1allah
has invited n number Of Kurdish Chiefs to bo
roady to Invade Porsn noxt month. Tho Porte
Is taking Steps to prevent tho Invasion.
nRIGANI>S
near salonlca have captured M Englishmnn, and
domand E15,uO0 ransutn.
HIS NAME.
coNsrAE11NorrE, April i0.-'rho nNmc Of tho
person abducted Is Mr., Sitter, manager If tho
Opomciia Mines, ncar Mount Athos.
, 1881-04-11
John r. Raymond to Be Married
To-Day to. Miss Courtney
Barnes.
Land.Leaguers Disclafm All Knowledge
OF tie Fenlan Fugitive,
Coiemnn. ,
Frightful Ravagoa Of the smal1-Po1-
Death Of m Old Piano -Manu-
faoturer.
A HEAVY ROBBERY,

Gprftat Utsnalth 10 .1he Ehtsdeo Tribune.
NEW YDnR. April 10.-Ir,oklyn was the scene
this morning OF ono OF tho most daring and
skilfulty p1nnncd burxlaries nj recent occur
renee. 1t wns committed In The iewelry.store
of William Wise. go Fulton street. Tho bt,r-
glars eacnpcd with a large emo,lnt OF costly
,ptnnder, leaving behind them not II single clew
by which thotr idcutlty Gun ho established. Tic
store Is in Fulton street, npposit Clarke. The
front door In protected By Il. high mid heavy
iron grating, Fastened with q paddock. The
ioor itself has two locks Thu rear windows arc
secured by hpavy iron shutters. Two bright gas
Jets wcro kept burning all night In the rcar Of
tic store, and a third near the entrance. Thcse
lighted mp tue place 80 that every portion Of It
could lB ','-
PLAINLY BEEN rnoM T11E SIDEWALK. y
Mr.. wtso Visited bis store about 10:;D o'clock
this f0rcnnon, as usual on Sunday. 10 sec II ev-
erythlug WIS utt right. The pndlock on the
frnnt grating was foun'l perfectly locked, but
whch hu reHche1 tho door no found tho lower
lock broken oif, although the upper Que Ind ar.
rarcnt'y not hccn touched. 1furriodly opening
tho door, Sir. West stepped IN, to discover
everything Ia confusion, md evidences that
l'nr9ars bad matlo tho place workshop for
hours. Lying upside down In front Of tho lnrgo
safe III tho back of the Store, In which the bulk
Of tho valuable Roods wcro kept, was n heavy
iron wali snfe used for, watches which had
been left by customers for repairs. When
locFed up Oh Saturday night this sufs was firmly
fastencd to tho vn.t within six feet OF ane Of tho
show windows, md contained abtut Is watches
Of all kinds 1t weighed nearly 5oJ pounds, aud
had been 50 Z" :
cAnEFut.t.Y TAKEN r,.oM THE WALL
thut loweler's work -bonch standing underneath
had not been disturbed hiarks on the Aoor
showed that tho snfe had bccM dragged TO tho
rcnr. directly under two gas lots. THE burglars
then broke open tho irun lock with Jimmy And
, 1881-04-11

:. Mr, Wtaans, sou of the late baltimore ufl--
establishment, both IN iqwn mud country, are on
tae seala Of ths wealsh!est peeFs. na arsada
have ever been In this country.
, 1881-04-11
GREAT BRITAIN.
SENT TO PRISON FOR FIVE YEARS.

!
Spsc1al CHttt.
LONDON, April 10--A certain Frank ERya-
NIGH was copyIctel IN Manchester Courts on Feb.
II and scntonced 10 five years penal scrvitu,le
for sWtnhlin5 trndcsuen tn that city. He wns
described na being OF stout built iyo feet sevon
inches hlxh. light complexion. and brown hafr.
Tho Chief Ut Police Mt Manchester now saya ho
has reason to believe that tho lnnn la tho Frank
;Kavanngh who In 1877 becamo notorious in
Now York tn connection with tho i" Manhattan
Cab Company" Ills acooupllcc. Alice Parks,
was sentouce1 to ono ycars Imprisonment with
hard labor.
DEACoNsFrELD's CONDITION.
IL tho 1Yksterh Assoclafsd PYe.f.
LONDON, Apri! -Ileaconslcld pnssed very
quiet night. uo continues to tnke nour'shmcnt,
but bis weakness Is, still cause Of a,lx!pty.
Lord Neap0nshc!d had n favorable tlny, md
gained strength until in the evening. wilcn ho
tad I'LL attack Of spaamodlo breathing, but hts
condition ls not materially affected by tho at
tack. at this morning tho condition ut tho
sufferer showed no cha1gc.. :.
JOHN A. KAssoN, , ,,
United Stntcs Minister to AuatrIa, and tho new
Spanish M'ptstor to Washington aro passengers
in tho steamship I3othn!u.
PROTECTING GLADSTONE.
LONDON, April 10.-lt Is stated thnt, on receipt
OF reports from Nov York TINT Fot1an Hkir-
ln|shera woro about to mako arrangements fnr
tho murder Of Gladstone. tho police took proeau-
uons In tho District Of Iiuwarden, whcr0 Glad
stone is staying.
, 1881-04-11

BUSINESS NOTICES.

Arcnd,H t3ecf, 1rDn. md Wins, with
Cinchonn. tho stnndnri medicinal tonic of this
progressive Mee. 1t enriches the tlt,od, prompt
ly lnygurates the brain .nnd nervous systdtu,
improves ,itt7osuon, etc. Result: 4 s,ound FORM
bright eyes, hnppy state Of mini. Arend'A drug
ttofp, corner Madisnn street aud Fifth nTcuuc.
, 1881-04-11

We erc apt In put our trust In that
which does well for rs. Huck s. Rayncr's '.Moth
Powder" has been used for tnDths, rnAcheA, aud
bedbuKs tDs thrco years, mud has never once
fRitph 10 kill.