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Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
uwan,eu a Car a,e utter !"

Notwithstanding the disagreeablt
weather LAST evening, the Opera House
was well filed to see Gus Williams, as
Professor Keiser, in "Wanted Car
penter." Mr.. Williars performed the
character to perfection, but there were
many present who thought that as
"Onr German Senator" he hal better
opportunity of bringing out his
vii and hunOr. The support was good,
but there was some dissatisfaction with
the music.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
Rid4eIy's Funeral.

TIE funeral of James Eidgely, lately
GrAnd Secretary OF the Sovereign Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fellows OF Maryland,
took place Oh Sunday, in Baltimore,
from ODD Fellows Hall. After the read
ing of Scripture lessons, addresses were
made by Rev. Tillotson Morgan, Rev.
p. Hall Sweet and Grand Sire Lu her
J. Glenn, OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge
The inter ment took place at Green
noun Cemetery, the burial service OF
the Order being performed at the
grave
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
Ohieets Ofthe Grange.

At a meeting of the National Grange
in Washington, on Friday, a resolution
was adopted 70 the appointment of a
committee of ten Grangsrs to call upon
the commissioner of Agriculture, to
to confer wi Ii him in relation to the
elevation of his department to higher
grade by making its head Cabinet
officer, "and to convey tho protest OF
the National Grange against embracing
in that department other industries or
inlre,ts beyond the one which we rep
resent-agriculture.'
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
tue Ban X q.

The Banks of this city will be closed
on Thursday.ths 24th inst, in order that
the clerks may observe Thanksgiving
day in common with other citizens.
Persons baving notes coming due on
that day. must attend to them the 23d,
or they will be protested. me alrectots y
of the National Bank OF Wilmington a.
Brandy wine, will meet on Wednesday
at2P. M, TO discount such notes al
may be laid before them,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
U.nNf GflAssCp,

The study OF languages has risen con
siderably since Prof. +. w. Hochkep
pel started to teach them. He is IL
fact the only one in the State who is
able to teach seven languages together
with some of their dialects. Therefore
any one who wishes to be instructed
during this winter in Latin, Greek, de
brew, German, English, French :"
Spanish, should consult at once wi /
him at III Tatnall street. He will
only teach a limited number on account
of his engagement at Edge Moor, and
he can be seen any evening this month
from 6It 10 8 o'clo ok.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
ALaOH hNrprlsed.

Tho West Che 4ter Local News says:
Mrs. Eli Chandler, who is at the
TT rtsidence other brother on West Minel
street, thi, borough having arrived
IRON her home in Topeka, Kansas, a
few days ago on visit to her relatives
and friends, was surprise | on Saturday
evening last, by IA concourse OF her
friends suddenly comming in upon her
Just little after tea. An enjoyable
evening was spent by all. Eli Chandler
is y son of Mr. Hayes Cna adler OF TINS
city and is we'll known and esteemed
by a large circle of friends.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
CDurch supper,

The members of the new Catholic
church, near Ashland, Christiana Hun
dred, will give supper on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, the 24th and
25th inst, for the purpose of raising
funds to assist in paying the debt in
Cured in the erection of parsonage
TIE church is clear Of debt and they
wish to be able to say the same OF tht
parsonage. The Priest is about moving
into the house and hence they appea
to their friends in this city and vicinity
to come out and help them to accom-
pish the object desired on this occa'
sion.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
Police Gas sG.

Jonah Heck was before the Mayor
this morning, charged with being drunk
and disorderly. A hne Of ~ and costs
was imposed, in default Of which he
was committed.
Three drunks last night ani one this
morning, with the usual penalty impos-
cd, completed tho record.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
Old an d Rare Coins.

Mr.. Samuel Peacock, of Middle
town, has large and interesting coliec
ton of old and rare coins, including
two from Pompeii, probably about
1900 years old, some of the reign OF
CONSTANTINE l. A. d., 3O6-31, and
several Of the reign of Licinius |. A. ID.
263- 1928, and one OF the reign OF Probus,
A, d., ZIG 80. Mr.. Peacock has also
large collection of modern foreign
coins. His collection in all embracing
silver and copper coins, numbers 3St
pieces.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
The w eAth6F

War Department, Office of the Chiel
Signal Officer, Washington, November,
% | A NJ
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TO-DAY
For the Middle Atlantic States, gen
orally cloudy weather and light rams
northwest to northeast is; rising
barometer, lower temperature.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
AZ Soon be without Bread.

A gentleman in Warren, Pa, Mr.. F.
Baltzinger, suffered so with rheuma.
iism that he was unable to put his feet
to the aoor. A friend recommended st.
Jacobs Oil, and twenty minutes after
applying it all pain had vanished. The
use Of less than two bottles performed
perfect cure. He says he would az
soon be without bread as St. Jacobs
Oil
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
A ShOOlfng Match

will take place at rhe Columbia Inn on
Thanksgiving day. Glass balls will be
used or dead mark will be used as
marksman may prefer.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
ssGOOd EuOuEh."

We think our "Good Enough" flour
is plenty good enough. Try barrel.
steam mills, 30S W. Front street. A.
Sergeant.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22

The service known az Forty Hours
Devotion, will be observed in st.
Mary's X g. church, on Sunday next.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22

NOR RENr-THE GERMAN HALL
II for evening sociables or respectable
parties. Apply ct AL French street.
nOy221w
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22

State Of the Thermometer
at the REPUBLICAN, office, in the Shade
this morning:
7 O'Clock 10 o'clock IL O'CLOCK
4io 800 81
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22

1NR. KLlNE'S GREAT NERVE Re-
~ STORER, is the wonder Of the age for
all nerve diseases. All fts stopped free. Send
to B3l Arch street, PhiladelphiA Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-22
WILMINGTON ATHENAAJM.

AT ONCEi
~ Ladies desir rng fashionable dress
and cloak maker, will please call on
ELIZA PRICE, 525 W. Seventh street.
Muffs also made to order. nov9-wed- -sat-tu
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RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION. - The Buffalo.
Cleveland and Chicago Railway company OF
New York, the same OF Pennsylvania the New
York and Chicago Railway company OF Ohio,
the same OF Indiana, and the same OF Illinois,
tinuous line from Buffalo via Erie Pa, TO
Cleveland and Fort Wayne, and thence TO
Chicago, the whole distance TO be made without
change OF cars The name or the new corpora
ton Will be the New York, Chicago and St
Louis Railroad company. The capital IS
S}5 900 009 or which 81 900 900 is preferred at
per cent, and the balance common stock
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DIED.

CLYMER. On the morning Of April 14th. 1881.
GEORGE CLYMER, medical director UAited States
The funeral will be from his late residence. on
Saturday afternoon at two O'Clock. Friends OF
the family are invited to attend It
CROSS. On April Is. 1881. after long painful
ID. Brinkley and the late John f. Cross. sssd
c eyen years and seven days.
little heart hss ceased TO beat
That once was filed with love.
But strikes its measured notes again
In that bright land above.
mind mature beyond its years
Has faded out in time,
But lives again beyond the stars,
In yonder bssful cline.
Those bright eyes that cleaned with Joy
Will CLEAN on esrth no more,
But open seain in brighter scenes
Beyond this earthly shore.
That silvery voice that sung so clear
Is now forever gone,
But wakes az sin IN clearer strains
Around Jehovah's throne
The little one. so fond and good.
Has faded from our view
Trapsrlanted from the earth by death
To better bloom anew.
We miss thee much: q void is felt
Within our anr uished heart.
To heal no more until that day
We meet no more TO part. -
Relatives and friends of4ls family are most
residence Of her stepfat6er. william ii. Brinkley.
los NJ street southeast, on Friday. 10Th. a. q
O'Clock ,. M.
FLAHERTY. On April IL, 1881, at 10 80 p. M.
TIMOTHY FLAHERTY. aged saty-eght years. after
a lingering illness which he bore with CHRISTIAN
resignation. A native Of the county OF Limerick.
Ireland .
funeral will take place from the residence OF his
son. james flaberty, 432 First street Southeast on
Friday 18th instant, a. 80 O'Clock. ~
HODGES. At West River. Nd, on the morning
of Apri Is, 1881. Rev. WILLIAM HODGES, ID. ID.
RYAN On April Is. 1881, at 4 O'Clock y. M,
MICHAEL RYAN, in the twenty FIRST year of his
Funeral will take place from his late residence.
corner Third and BOUNDARY streets northeast, to
tiyes invited to attend.
SKIPWETH. On the morning OF April u, 1881.
JAMES b. skIPwKTH. aged thirty years
Funeral from the Nineteenth street Baptist
Church April Is, at O'Clock pm
SCHNEIDER. On the morning OF April IA.
1881, MARY, only child Of Barry n and Ehzseeth
Schneider.
Funeral from her parents residence, 9o5 street
northwest, Friday, April As, at 80 O'Clock r. m.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited.
WIDMEYER. On Tuesday, April II, 1881. At 10
m CHRISTIAN WIuMEYER, aged forty -threa
Funeral on Friday, April Is. Of 8 p m, from his
late residence. Seventh street road. heisnves ana
friends of the family respectfully invited 70
attend.
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4 UCTION SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
A PROVED PROPERTY.
On WEDNESDAY AErERNnON ANN,

4 UCT1ON SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
A PROVED PROPERTY.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL IL
fOIH, Al O'CLOCK. on the premises, we f1M
sba.i sell thres story brick dwelling, No. .l.l3
l542 Columbia street: between aud streets
SAMEDAY, AT 80 O'CLOCK z. NJ, on the prem
ises, two story frame house. No. 1856 Ver1n ont
avenue, between . and streets. Lot No 25
square 217 Lot 2 59xi2l.
SAME DAY, AT O'CLOCK NJ, on the premises
let IL. square I'll, fronting about 81 feet on sout
side OF Rhode Island avenue. between l4th and 18th
streets
SAME DAY, AT g 80 O'CLOCK P NJ. on the prem
ises, lot 3d. square "a, two brick houses Nos 1914
and l2l6 24th street. between NJ and streets
northwest.
On THURSDAY AT TERNOON, APRIL 2Isr AT
o'CLoCr, on the premises, lots 81 and p, square
e29. each LOT 2O195. on 9th street, between l. and
n northeast, improved by neat frame dwelling,
No ll31 9Th street northeast with nice side GARDEN
fruit trees and shrubbery.
hAME DAY, AT 81 O'CLOCK, on the premises
lot 225 square CTS, street. between North Capt.
toi and lat streets east, improved by nice tire
story brick house, known as No. 5. K street north
east.
SAME DAY, AT $50 O'CLOCK. on the premises.
Lot No 15, square 1872, e7xl05 feet on 9th street
southeast. between e and q streets. improved by
two frame dwelling. Nos. 523 and SIS.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash the rem snder
IN six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest,
secured by deed OF trust on the premises. C,nyey-
Sncing at the cost Of the purchaser
THO5 j. FISHER l. CO., Aucts.
apl3-d 1923 Z street northwest.
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r. o HOFFMAN. Auct
10th and + sts northwest. 81

A shb ~ REslsA Ell ts
Hs s FRk sssREes Btl AZ
fhS 81 s f. s
NINTH STREETS SOUTHEAST.
Der 2sth 1850 recorded e in 'i 6sre S5s ioio
~ one OF the land records for the District -4".4
city Of Washington. d. C
~ y saas4e 1 ss5 feet s
inches on 10Th street east by by depth Of a9 feet
Two 70 asy so ~'as 0S
en- WEDNESDAY,. APRIL 20. 1881. at the same
Of ~
s s1 % o e 10 fs s
front Of rs feet 9h street east by l16 feet l0S
On Friday. APRIL I'D. 1881, at the same hour.
part Of lot SO. of samuel Lees subdivision of :
former subdivision Of original lot in square S73
to wit: BEGINNING for the same on Pelnsylv sHis
avenue asthe southeast OF original lot g. in
along said avenue Is lee.: uheaee northesstWsrdIy
At risht snsles 70 said avenue so feet Az inches
along said alley 10 ZEE. thence parallel ssII
original lot in said saa al ee ana
by and with the east line of original lot to tbe
place OK 6esinnins, improved by three story
| Terms Of sale: One.fourth cash on the dav O,
sas, or within seven days thereafter; the residue
twenty four months from The day Of sale for
which the purchasers promissory notes are to be
given bearing interest fro0 the day of sale at pel
/ crntum per AMI um. payable quarter yearly, to bt
secured by deed Of trust on the pr Jpertv sold aud
satisfactory policy Of insurance on the xeilils
| II the terms Of sale not compiled With witbir
seven days from the day of SALE reservl the rixh
to resell the property at the risk aud cost Of thu
defsultiug purchaser. AL convsyanciug at tn,
purchasers cost. $50 deposit will be req uired or
acceptance OF g. CHI bid.
WIN. TAYLOR sNYDRR. Trustee.
49, LouislanaAvenue.
B. b. WARNER. Aucdopeer. ap9-eo&dS
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1907 THE GREAT 1907
lOol PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE l. 90
TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

Double Track, Steel Rails.
sfIEsD s EEFE1 hes sEs
corner of Sixth and B streets, az follows
For Pittsburg and the West. 100 m. daily with
and ss Chicago lta@ 50
daily. with Palace Cars to Pittsbusg.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
From Canandaigua, Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara.
sSi 9Th Parler Oar to Watkins and the North, At
sisS FssSSs "a. sas
For New York and the East, 100 q. m, 10 so m,
OF 81 pn%sya snd - 90
~! s Re q; m; daily, except Sunday:
Of
iordins direct transfer to Fulton street. avoid
For Ing dSISe fs.rsse across hey York CITY
aps limited E91issz.: SS 81,
For Esa esp S r. &c. $50 SO ..m. and
sa 80 49, s0S sS SO g. %
For PSps's Greek Line. 6 40 an. aud 44o p. m.
For Annapolis. 40 am. and 4A0 p. m. daily. ex-
4R22sBsa gsB #gsa HA
IS 65 5s ssd Pr oa II SO o. sgn
For Rehmona snd the feq South. and 1ar m
rr.ins IA sa sh5Sees
and 10 10 u 90 O SnaSs % ana
Tickets ana ioformatlon at the ofioe northeast
at the depot. where orders can be left for the
checking Of baggage to destination from hotels and
3; p FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
| FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. nov29
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auc.ioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOIS ON PhNNsYLVANIA AVENUE. OPP


LOIS ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPP
POSITE THE CIRCLE.
Oourl OF the District Of Columbia, passed in nv
Equity cause No. Ill, doc l6, / shall sell At-x.
public auction. In front Of the premises, on WE'D
M HI.a,Da ApRIL l3 1881: Ats o,OLooK p ~,
into lots mum bared. respectively IA. Is, l6 and
~ plat G the subdivision will be exhibited at
the sale.
Terms Of sale. prescribed by the decree are: One
fourth Of the purchase money in cash. and the re-
mainder In three equal instruments, payable in
six. twelve and eighteen months after the day Of
sale, with interee, and secured by the promissory
notes Of the purchaser, and lien upon the prop
erty sold 1.-THE terms Of sale shall not be complied
with in seven days from the day of sale the Trus-
tee reserves the right to resell the property the
rick and coat Of the first purchaser, after six days
advertit ement In the Evening Star A deposit Of
$50 will be required upon each lot at the time Of
purchase. AL cOnveyancing at purchasers cost.
B. X. ELLIOTT, Trustee,
mar3l 406 9th street northwest.
"THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, in
consequence of the Indictment weather. to TUEs-
DAY, APRIL 18TH. same hour and pace By order
Of the Trustee ap13-d&ds
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U,aoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
nUNOANsON BROS. Aucuoneers,

CHASCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EHAL EsTATk SIII ATED 9S IHE Z Els. :
BAND STREETS SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of decree OF the Supreme -
Court Of the District OF Columbia. passed on 90
the 25th day of January, A D. 1881. in the .k.ll2.
Ter ct al, No 7.444. equity. docket ~. VIII sell
81 public auction, IN trout o< the premises on
IHubSDAY, TIE 2IsT DAY OF April, ID. 1884,
69O. situate In Washington city District of Cou1n-
bs. with the Improvements, and described As fol-
lowe Beginning for ssid part of lot on the south
ches from the southeast corner Of So d alley, and
with the Inc of said ailsy due lest 25 feet
20 the Intersection of another alley feet wide
thence th the line of said mentioned alley due
due north Is feet to the place of BEGINNING and be-
Einnins for SAID part of lot at point the east
side of Jersey avenue 149 feet distant from the
ulYl11Dg line between said lots nd T. and 2S6 feet
II cie@ from the south west corner of satd SQUARE
and running st right angles to said avenue east
NaTd'y y al alley feet inches wide, laid out by
Daniel Carroll in his subiivi of said lot {;
the nee with the line of said alley due $ nth until it
1AtersertS a line drawn at rignt angles to said
nue., and which line nteIsec said avenue 262 feet
3 inches from the southwest corner of said square
shefce with s9ld line about 12l feet 10 inches west
Wa-dly to said avenue, and thence with the line of
said avenue northwardly "a feet to the place OF be-
Flnn.rR Ths north fest on New Jersey avenue
OF said part Of lo( by depth OF 81 feet being
alley way common to the land al Oi ninR IL, being
the alley eItiOned in liber w b. 81, folio % &c.
Of the land records of the District of Columbia.
Terms of sale. One-third cash bsancsiu two
equal instalmenss at one and two years respect
lively from day of sale. with interest from day Of
sale Deferred payments to be Cured on prop
erty sold directed by said decree All convey
IOst OF 80 D on day Of sale. If terms Of sale are
not cSmr lied with in ten days, the property will be
reso!d at cost and risk OF defaulting purchaser.
apS-dS1s Trns+aa
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TRAIN WRECKED BY A CLOUD BURST
telegram from Redding, Colorado, April II. saws:
passenger train on the oregon railroad. from
Sacramento, due last night, met With an acct
dent about five miles below here az a plaza
called China Gulch. The whole train went
over treStle, and the engine aud cars
were totally wrecked. The engineer and
f1remen were killed, and all the train
men were more or less hurt. Several passen-
gers were In the rear car, but IL did not 90 or
the embankment, and they escaped. The
cause OF the accident was the bursting OF A
cloud, which raised the creek so high that it
washed out the embankment
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A NEW YORK DETECTIVE on sunday night
secreted himself beneath a bed In a room occu-
pied by man whom he suspected OF being
concerned In robblng the residence OF FRANK
" Off, In Essex streets Henry X. Moses Henry
SchwarZ and Charles Coleman Came into the
room and were talking about the disposition of
the goods, when the defective made MS appear
ance, locked the door and captured the whole
party. He also found the plumber slowed away
In the rom.
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UiHOMAs BOWLING. Auc.ioueer,
IhUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
Ar MOUNT PLEASANT, DISTRICT OF CO.

Bs virtue Of deed OF trust, dated the Sd IN
day Of February. 1876. and duly recorded in ~
Eber sc ;, folio 4s1. one of the l.nd records-1
for the District of Columbia, and by direction OF
the party secured thereby. the undersigned trustee
all sell, on THURSDAY, APRIL 2lsT, 1881. AT
O'CLOCK, on the premises, tbs followlns-descr ped
property viz All that part and parcel OF land lying
snd being in the county OF Washington sud District
OF Columbia, being part Of Let nun be-ed one ID,
in section NUN bered one Cd, in 8. Bro wn's sub
Cfvls:op OF Nit. Pleasant as recorded in the sur
yeyCr's 6ffce Of said District of Columbia. oeiug
the north end Of the aforesaid Lot No J. and being
Ons hundred and twenty four and one half Q246)
feet on Park street, and hundred fiOU) fest ON
PiDe st Get. and containing ~, 450 Square feet of
ground.
Terms of sale: The amount Of indebseiuess Sc
cured by this deed OF trust unpaid, with the eI-
penses OF sale in cash, and the balance at snd
tSeye months for which the 3tes of the purchaser,
bearing interest from day of sale and secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold shall be taken
Al convey anCln2.k &c, at purchasers cost. 300
DEPOSIT required at the time Ct sale. II the term
Of sale are net complied with in ten days from the
day OF SALE the rustse reserves the right to resell
the property st the risk and cost OF the degaultlng
purchaser, after five days publication in Tue
Evening star.
A. L. STURTEVANT, Trustee
This is one of the most desirable lots in Mt.
Pleasant, and If the purchaser desires, money will
be loaned to build Oh it. and ten years credit given
for such loan ALL -dEds
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE AND
PREMISES No. Gil SThEET, BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH 8 rREETS NORTH

WEST. =
By virtue of deed OF trust to us, recorded A
in Liber No. 92n. folio 1876, of the land ta
will sell at public auction front Of the premises
on FRIDAY, TIE 22D DAY OF April. A. D. 1881.
AT O'CLOCK p M. all those parts of lots II aud Is,
bounded as follows: Beginning for the same at
point on the north line OF said lot 49, distant 49 feet
vest from the northeast corner thereof, and run
ming thence south l59 feet ~ inches to the public
alley; thence west "a feet y inches: thence north
ard thence east "a feet ~ inches to the place of bs
ginning, together with the improvements thereon,
consisting OF y four story brick dwelling.
Terms of sale: So, 600 in cash, and the balance
at one, twc thRe. four and we years, in equal in
stalments, for which the notes OF the purchaser
bearing interest from the day Of SALE and secured
to the satisfaction of the Trustees the property
s Id, will be taken. deposit OF $3.50 Will be re-
qnired Of the purchaser at the time Of eale Terms
OF sale to be complied With in one week from the
dsy Of sale. All conyevanc.ng at the cost of the
purchase WM L, WOODWARp,l Trns,oss
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STABBING AFFRAY IN FREDERICK.-An ARRAY
Ia Frederick, Md, Sunday night between two
young men, VIM. Heard and Joseph Nelson.
resulted In the latter being staooed thirteer,
times with penknife in the neck, back and
side, the wounds inflicted being OF painful but
not necessarily dangerous character. Tue affair
grew out OF a quarrel about woman.
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ADVANCE or WAGss-At Cleveland. Ohio.
the employers have agreed TO advance ma.
chinery mouloers' pay 10 per cent, although 10
per cent Is demanded. The moulders are not
satisfied with 10 per cent advance for machine
moulders. but stand out for Is per cent all
round. About 400 moulders are out, and only
the Union Foundry Is running, where wages
were advanced 10 per cent voluntarily on April
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CoySTERFEITgRs SsSTsSCsp.-In the criminal
branch OF the United States circuit court yes
terGay, Judge Benedict sentenced five of the
gang OF counterfeiters arrested in March last
py Secret Service Agent brummond They had
pleaded guilty, and were sentenced as follows:
DANIEL sullivan. OF No IS Elizabeth street whe
was a dealer In counterfeit money 90 four
years imprisonment; William Burns. charged
with manufacturing fraudulent silver dollars,
10 I'VE years penal seryltude; Christopher Nc
Donaid, for Ike offence. three years imprIs-
onment; William Saunders. guilty OF msnursc-
turing and selling counterfeit coin two years'
imprisonment: Edward King, for a similar
offence, three years Imprisonment All the
prisoners were committed TO the Auburn psnl-
tentiary.-N. y. Herald ION
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SPEAKING TO John chamberlain the other day.
at whose restaurant, In Washington Senator
Conkllng and Vice President Arthur regularly
take their meals, he said that from his under
standing, Conkling was very anxious 70 take
the witness stand In behalf OF Mrs. Sprague
and would make an impression on the fury
Overwhelmingly In that lady's favor.-"Gdth. y