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FOREIGN EVENTS OF INTBREST.-H is UNDER
stood that Mr.. Gladstone, representing the
British government, will insist on the land bill
as it passed the house of commons, and should
the lords hold out against it Parliament will be
summoned to meet again i'm the autumn. Mr.
Bradaugh is suffering from eryspelas, and by
advice of his physicians has left London. Mr..
Dillon says that he is unable to undergo the ex-
ertion of appearing In his seat in the house Of
commons at the present session of Parliament.
Half the British troops sent TO the Trans
vaal are to return to England. Robert lay
cock, liberal member of Parliament for Lincoln
shire North is dead An anti-papal meeting
at Genoa yesterday was dispersed by the police.
Frauds have been discovered at Adrianople
in the administration of indirect Turkish taxes.
One official has appropriated stamps to his own
use of the value of IL 800 Turkish pounds
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A CAMPAIGN SLANDER.-A gentleman whoss
relationship to the Hayes family Is such as to
the following for publication i'm the Cleveland
Herald: MANY OF the friends of Mrs. Hayes are
indignant at the use that is being made Of hef
name by the papers of both political parties in
connection with remark attributed to her I'm
regard to ENDORSING Garfield or Guiteau' She
did not make the remark and first heard of II
through the free use of her name IN public
prints. The remark, If made. could only be APP
plicable to the different shades of republicans
Mrs. Hayes Is entitled to be treated with the re-
spect due to a lady, and the use of her name in
a political canvass is as distasteful to her as it
would be to any other LADY,"
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RIOT occurred yesterday at the annual ex-
cuTSlon OF the Fulton Market Social Association
held at Excelsior Grove, near Yonkers, N. Y. in
which score or more Of brawny armed excur-
sionists joined. man known as Pat George"
VINO works in the fish market, was terribly cut
over the head and face with the butt of O large
sized revolver and other weapons He received
Also wounds about the body. and 1t ie thought
that ne viii die. John Shortly was jammed In
the eye, his eye hanging from the socket. He
was taken to q hospital. Several others were
injured, but not seriously. No arrests were
made
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Happy he whom neither wealth nor fashion.
Nor the march of the encroaching city.
Drives an exile
From the hearth of his ancestral homestead.
We may build more splendid habtations.
Fill our rooms with paintings and with sculpture
But we cannot
Buy with gold the old associations Iona tiro,r
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JUDGE CoLr's SUCCESSOR. Long has de.
cided to nominate Judge VIM Allen, of the
superior court, for the place on the supreme
bench Of Massachusetts, made vacant by the re-
cent death of Judge Colt. NJ. +. knowiton.
esq. of Springfield, will be nominated for Judge
Aliens seat on the superior bench. The nomi-
nations will be sent TO the executive council on
Tuesday next
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EsPosfTO, the alleged italian brigand had
hearing before United States Commissioner Os-
borne i'm New York. Saturday. The courtroom
was crowded with Italians. most of whom were
supposed to sympathize with the prisoner. He
was fully identified by one of the Italian officers
sent over 20 take him hack to the scene of his
former crimes. The hearing was then adjourned
till Tuesday
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneer.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
TURE. &C.. AT AUCTION.
on TOMORROW, AUGUST Is, AT TEN O'CLOCK
alnut Furniture Carpets &c, belonging to party
1TsbS ala nousekeeGing. namely
EFams parSr Suite Heavily Carved; N. T. Tables
HFsnos s Hair Cloth Parlor Furniture: Decorated
sns RnsSs SsPs s5n
ossS s. b anL 1tas5's &c.
II 9Th and Streets northwest.
AN ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
$50 PAIRS ASSORTED sa6iEs, 100 WHITE AND
Sia 5HHnH SSoS f S'szsfas
%SaGs 4 On TEN S MoR
DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRggs sIE e. SALE Of VACANT LOT ON NORTH
koSfHREs4 NV WAs HHMkka1r6aT1F E. g. STREETS
virtue Of deed Of trust given to US dated Decem
folios g. sea- land records Of the district 81
ON NJ XII ss ct Rnsss oSS II fsSpt f r.
T,Isix * ISL at SIX O'CLOCK an that certain
q 1s
h X 9s and TIE western Lot
t6l seven I'D ct in square numbered twenty -four i2
said part Of said Lot C having front Of twenty (2O)
ieet on north street. in said city, and running back
t5gether with the rights, easements. privileges &C.
the same belonging in wise thereto appersining
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months notes to bear six cent interest and to be
chasers cost If terms not complied with in seven
days. the trustees reserve the right resell at the risk
days public notice in some newspaper published in
of sale. PHILIP F. IARNER " ~
ais, II, 19. 20, 24,26
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GUNS AMONG THE COrTON.-A cablegram to
the New York Herald from London, August Is,
says: Five rifles were de posted at an early
hour this morning among cotton bales on the
Nelson dock at Liverpool. The man who brought
them escaped after q struggle with q Waterman.
me AFFAIR has tended to revive the Fenian scare
In Liverpool"
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TINHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY
SITUATED ON NOHTHWEST CORNER TENTH
AND STREETS NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST SEVENTEEN, 1881, in
front fsS OF th e., premises at SIX O'CLOCK viii
on the west side Of 18th street depth 48 feet ON
street, improved by a Two-sto Brick Dwelling.
Terms: One-t third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold All convey ancing
&C., at purchaser's cost $50 down at time of sale
alOd THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
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How PEANUTS ARE CLEANED AND PREPARED
FOR MARKET.-Peanuts. to be prepared for the
market, are placed i'm a large cylinder, from
which they enter the brushes where every nut
receives fifteen feet OF brushing before becomes
free. Then they are dropped on an endless belt,
passing along at the rate of four miles an hour
On each side of the belt stand girls and. az the
nuts fall on the belt the girls with quick mo-
ton of the hand. pick out all the poor locking
nuts, allowing only the best to pass the cruel.
Bile. Those that do pass drop into bags on the
floor below. When the bag is filed il is sewed
rooster prominent on its sides. The peas caught
up lay the girls are thrown TO one side, again
picked over, and the best singled out. bagged
and branded as ''shps." These are as fine
nut as the first for eating. but in shape and
color do not compare with the ''cock." The
third grade is branded as eagles" These are
picked out of the cuttings of the cocks" and
'ships." The cuttings that are left from the
''eagles" are bagged. sent TO the top story. and
what little meat liz i'm them Is shaken out by
patent shelter. The nuts being sheed by this
new process, the meat drops i'm bags below. free
from dust or dirt of any kind. and is then ship
ped i'm 200-pound sacks to the North. where it
is bought 10y the confectioners for the purpose
| of making taffy or peanut candy. IL may be
here stated that a peculiar kind of oil is ex-
tracted from the meat of the nut and i'm this
speciality large trade is done among the whole
sale druggists. There is nothing wasted. for
even the shells are made useful. They are
packed i'm sacks and sold to stable keepers for
horse bedding. and a very healthy bed they
make.-SO,ltltern Farmers Moathlu
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RAILROADS
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST Line AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK ' All! COUPLER STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY. MAY Odd.
4 4, N ,,c,I LEAVE VI xMAsHINGToN;
s9SBaliiT2Ss Ef fSf Gi and Way Stations
SBairmore Annapolis; and Way Piedmont,
StEiaso1rs' winchester, Hagerstown. and Way. via
sia & Ell I'D Wy SEW s 75Hs AND BOSTON
sFFkE Sr hSb Cav Va NY I fSPREss
meets for Hagerstown and at Point Of Rocks for
ssoO-on sunday only. for Baltimore, Annapolis and
100. BALTIMORE EXPRESS tssops a. Hyattsvil,e
ON JSesssqPsr and Hsn@ysr2 c,xcx.r Avn
~. sT. Louis EXPRESS. ''-'i-'>- 80 AMI
I21o Baltimore Elicott City, Annapolis and Way Sta
faiSas fHHsr5 RGR{ x Fl Baltimore and Way
ts:oov vIAL MORE, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
s:so-Bataore and Way Stations, winchester, Fred
4oB h5iS" hna rHfsN Il Ee AND LAUREL
EMPRESS, Frederick, via Relay. stops at Annap-
chester and Way stations ton sunday to Point Of
. Rocks and Way Stations only.)
to BBsiiim9Te AnnaE&lis ard Way Stations:
Nay va hay sap Is lie ana Isur snd
6:03-POlnt of Rocks aid Way Stations.
fS:i5- Baltimore and Way Stations.
7;30-BALTINORE, HIAT1SVIILE AND LAUREL
EXPRESS
ts:15.PITTsBURG. CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS
PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK and BOSTON
SkfinH csTs 6 H1T for and LAUREL
EXPRESS. Stops ON signal or TO iet off passengers
It amy station between Washington and Annapolis
junction.
tDsiy. tSundays only. Other trains daily, excep,
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Office, Washington Station and Gig and 1851
Pennsylya avenue, 18th street. where orders
VIII be taken Tor baggage ~ be checked and received a
any point 10 the city. m23
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1891 THE GREAT 100

AOOM PENNSILSANIA ROUTE 1OO1
pSGsIk fhS Ss s ne sR Rails
SPLENDID sSsT EPFtr ,s4T EQUIPMENT
TRAINS LEAVE. WAsHiSdToS. from d1 Depot. corner
Of SIX and streets, Is follows:
seepins Cars to Pittsburs and Chicago: 10: q. NJ
daily with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Gin
s itp 81: tou; and Chicago $50 Pm daily.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
caE wssss ss ,s 4 with
Srs with Palace Cars 70 tanan dd anS Wat sst
Tor Williansrort Lock Haven and Elmra at 10: 80 a.
For New d Soff s sadse ie iEg ass
1o;l5 pm limited express Of Pullman Parior Cars.
For Brooklyn u all through trains connect at Jsr
sey CITY with boats Of Brooklyn Annex, anordins
ferriase across New York city "'o''Ans oouo''
For Phiiadelpha, 500 m. 10 80 m 90 40 10 90
Limited E 1prss aaD dsis, s end
Tor ssS $50 1890 lo oa3 f5is and 400
Sunday, 500 1890 am. 200. $40. $50, 1000
For Pope's Greek Line. $40 am and 4:4O p H. daily
For Annspoiis $40 Am and 4:4o p. M daily. eucsp.
ALExANDkIA AND FREDERICKsBURs RAILWAY,
ANp ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Ae1andria, 100 TAO $40. and IL 80 am, 40
200. 60: 500 and II 80 pm; On sunday Il
Tor Richmond aud the south. zoo and q III Il 10
. sd s;;s As1an is.o f9 s and
1915 sps 1, ;sa Is, sunday a sos and
where orders he left for the checking Of baggage
destination fr hss #o sD6 r sss1 fs,rr A,.n,
FRANK THOMSON. General Manaser. nov29
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CAUSE OF SPOTTED TAILS MURDER.-Parties
from the Rosebud agency state that Spotted
Tail was killed for seducing another Indians
squaw, and they say that this was his one hum
dredth and fiftieth Offense
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ROBBED AND MURDERED.-The body OF a man
named Hugh Mcyay was found yesterday i'm the
Allegheny river. near the foot OF 5th street,
Pittsburg, with several ugly gashes on the head.
1t is supposed that he was robbed and murdered
as he was known to have had a considerable
amount of money on his person.
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A VIOLENT RAINsroRM passed over Philadel-
phla Saturday afternoon, which Hooded the
cellars In some sections OF the city. The roof
of number of unfinished buildings were form
of and many trees Frustrated.
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BoYs BURIED UNDER A SAND BANK.-Two
lads, aged five and nine, SONS respectively OF
Martin Fitzpatrick and Jerry Riley, in Coventry,
r. l.. We're missed on Thursday. Search was
made all night, and Friday morning their
ing bank - wv
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GUNARD LINE.
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 40. N. r.. NEW YORK.
Galla, We'd, IL Aug, BOthnia. - We'd, IA Sept.
Catalonia. We'd. "a Aug Gailia ... We'd Fl Sept.
Algeria We'd. 81 Aug. Catalonia We'd, % Sept.
Scy tiia. We'd. z Sept Algeria 80. Wed, Oct.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES PASSAGE
$50 and 800, according to Recommendations
Tickets to Paris, SIS additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms.
Steamers marked do not carry steeragp.
Steerage at very low Seerage tickets from Iy-
eoo and Queenstown and all other parts of Europe at
lowest rates
Through bills of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow
Havre. Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports
For freight and passage apply at the COmpanys Office
No. Bowling Green both steerage and cabin to
OTIS BIGELOW & CO., COS It'll street, Washington,
D. G.
VERNON H. BROWN CO.,
-tanl2 New York.
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WOUNDED LIKE THE PRESIDENT.-Oliyer John
son was arraigned in the court of criminal cor
rection on charge Of assault to kill Andrew
Nicker. The evidence of DIR. Nidelet was that
Nicker was shot just where the President was
wounded. Some clothing entered the body and
the bullet lOdgedinthe muscles of the cavity and
was afterwards extracted. The fact that John.
son could shoot a hole through Nicker in the
exact position of the Presidents wound was no
extenuatiOn, and he was held oyer:-&, Louis
Post Dispatch 11M.
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TAKING ADVANTAGE OF Low RATEs
unusually large number of passengers from the
west arrived at Boston last week by the
Grand Trunk railway.
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DIED.

The weather people can now do their worst.
people laugh and buy st. Jacobs OIL
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AN EDITOR SHOT.-A special from Mayersvie.
Miss, says a most cowardly and unprovoked
crime was committed at Rolling Fork, Sharkey
county. Miss, at O'cl'k last Friday night. Chas
NJ. Murphy. editor Of the Deer Creek Adudnce
was shot and MORALLY wounded by Joe Thomas
The assassin is still at large. Two hundred and
fifty dollars reward is offered for his capture
Great excitement prevails.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
CEILING OFF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
OBOOTS and SHOES; must be sold regardless of cost
intend going into the Manufacturing and Wholesale
Shoe Business. All persons having accounts with us
will please settle them at once. SPEAR BROS,
ty29-lm 734 It'll street northwest.
M AXE NO MISTAKE.
THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE.
COS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
RECEIVED CAR LOAD OF SHOES FROM A
BANKRUPT SALE IN NEW YORK.
THE CHEAPEST SHOES EVER EXHIBITED IN
WASHINGTON.
Ladies' Hand. made g. strap Sandals ..... . 50 80
Ladies' Fine Kid OPP. Slipper. 90
Ladies' Fine Kid Button Boots . . L 90
LADIES' SHOES Of ALL KINDS. ~ 70 g. Nv
Aisses' Solid Agts1n she's x LOO to q 90
Chiidren's Peb Button Solid. TO .ssc
cH1LpRENs GOOD SP pf HEEiiii. -Soo
One hundred styles Of Gents Fine Low Shoes At prices
ONE PRICE.
APPS GEO. MCCARTHY.
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LADIES' GOODS.

MRS. J. p. PALMER,
No. 1107 STREET NORTHWEST,
Having left for Europe June aht make selections for
stock OF agr
STRAW GOODS, FRENCH FLOWERS, OSTRICH
PLUMES, ETC. Ero..
at greatly reduced prices.
Store closes at $50 pm daily duly and August III
M WILLIAM OFFERS 20 PER CENT OFF HIS
French Pattern Bonneis and H.ts. Millinery Novelties,
Silk Wraps. Street and Travelling Wraps; all the best
nnam n B hsSn Jana app Lawn and
Parasols in Neckwear Black
and White Laces in great variety Ladies' and Misses
pspe1 dRs
cents Store will be low VILLAS I, IL O'Clock
,es s''e i1e''Ss' f1 81 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NINE. WASHINGTON, -
" DnEssMAK1 gsss SSR SSMHs1se STORE
Dresses Suits Costumes, Coaks &C. made in supe-
nor style st short notice Ladies have Dresses cut
DOUGLASS.
RosrE h7H FL GegG PTRye
The TIE, CoMINe WEEK; ~ A BEAUTIFUL ENaIi sI
Z ERE 'f sR Y Hosk s E
0sais Rlsis fsssf 2Easo
THREAD GLOVES e sf,ts fSsmer price IS
g ss cents reduced
"a 4 P PAIs WILL BE SOLD AT
DiscooN SIX TX M Il ffs o AkI SHADES.
DOUGLASS,
ty2 9TH STREET.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
TTHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

HOUSEFURNISHINGS.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF
REFRIGERAToRs. WATER COOLERS. &C.
thirty days at 10 cent of regular prices Those in
Rsn Of @ d and Portable
age to call and examine large assortment of above
Agents for St. George and Stag Head Ranges, Social
and Fireside Jewel Latrobes.
W. 8. jerks & CO..
jyl4 TT SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
NEW GOODS
POTTERY AND PORCELAIN.
DESSERT PLATES. DINNER SETS,
sTATUETTES TOILET SETS,
VASES. TEA SETS.
suitable for WEDpfNG PREs 1s:s Is ohiNA'
NJ. w. BEVERIDGE.
tell 1909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
EOWLER'S PATENT FLY FANS.
FRUIT JARS. JELLY TUMBLERs.
soyE5rzsesR e da hsEE zEP nAsoz9oA.
sfshEzf Ek r PEff2bA WERE and WHITE
Oh te nnest quality in Ice Pitchers, Casters, Berry
Dishes. Cake Baskets. Card Receivers. &C., sc.
WILMARTH g. EDMONSTON,
1eIl TOO MARKET SPACE.
THE CELEBRATED
TRIPLE MOTION, WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE
CREAM FREEZER.
THE CELEBRATED
KEYSTONE CLOTHES WRINGER
ONLY$5.
THE BEST USE, AT
j. W. SCHAFER'S,
1920 7TH STREET,
1elO ABOVE NEW YoEK AVENUE
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ARCHBIsOP GIBBONS, who returned to the city
yesterday. stated that. contrary to the pub
hshed reports, he would not be enabled to
offciate at the religious ceremonies during the
Yorktown celebration. The rumors which have
been widely published that the removal of the
Holy See from Rome was contemplated were
yesterday called to the attention of the arch
bishop, who said he thought the Holy Father
would never make the change suggested, unless
some great indignity was offered him in Rome
Rail- american 13h
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A HORSE COMMITS SUICIDE.-A correspondent
of the New York World, writing from Fishkill
Landing, NY, August Q, says: The Journal of
this town tells of a strange case Of q horse COM
hitting suicide. Mr.. L. E. Aldridge, who lives
close to the Hudson river. saw an old horse be-
longing to a Mr. Saunders come out Of the barn
and stand a few minutes looking out upon the
water. He then went back, and In Q few mo-
ments came out again, went deliberately to the
water, waded into the cove that Is inciosed by
the eulvert under the railroad and out into the
channel Of the river. A man working on the
New England railroad pile-drfver saw the man
oeuyers Of the horse, and putting ont I'm small
boat brouNht him back. On reaching the shore
the horse persistently refused to 60 on dry land.
He lay down In the water, houndeeed about and
apparently tried his best to drown himself by
keeping his head under water. This he nnally
accomplished In water not deep eaough to cover
his body.
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A PENSION CLAIM AGENT ARRESTED. -
Rensselaer,. Howard, one of the most prominent
pension claim agents In New jersey. was arrested
last Friday morning and taken before Justice
Gresham, who committed him to the county
jail It is alleged that Howard forged the sigma
ture OF discharged soldier named Wersing, re-
siding at No. 60 Adams street, Hoboken. Mr..
Wersing alleges that some time ago he gave to
Howard his discharge papers, which showed
him to be entitled to 81, 42907, and that How
ard collected that amount and only paid him
81, 1000.
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AN AERONAUT recently descended safely i'm a
brickyard near Manchester, England, but as
soon as he emerged from the basket a crowd of
ruffians surrounded the balloon and declaring
that ''they mum see what wur insOide." began
to slit it in pieces with their knives. The aero
naut finally escaped with many bruises, and
about $50 will repair the balloon.
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LEO HARTMANN's RoMANCEs.-The man calling
himself Leo Hartmann. though he is said to have
fed to Canada, continues to supply the New
York Herald with his experiences. He asserts
that the dynamite mine found on the line of the
Northwestern railroad in England and the cylin-
der discovered in the Cars yacht Livadia while
lying off Glasgow were placed there by Russian
agents. 80 as TO throw the blame on the nihilists
and induce the British government to consent to
their extradition. He details several attempts
made to abduct him while In England, and as
serts that half million francs were offered as q
reward for his capture.
AMErHoDIsr MINISTER CHARGED WITH HEREsY.
Rev. Drs. Jewett and Hatfield, who were ap-
pointed committee OF the Rock River OL)
II. e. Conference to formulate and prosecute
charges Of heresy against Rev. b. w. Thomas,
D. d., have performed their work. The charges
are brief, and accuse the doctor Of denying the
doctrine of the atOnement and teaching that 0i
probation after death. The trial viii be held In
Chicago next month.
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NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.

The frst-class Steamers Of this Line
'AMSTEKDAM." ''ROTTERDAM,"
''SCHIEDAM," wv. A. SCHOLTEN,"
'.P. CALAND," and MAS"
gar rs tne u = Malls to the NehSrands Leave Wat
First Cabin. s6O-s70 I'd CABIN, $50 Steerage, SIG.
I'll. CAZAUX, General Agent II South William street,
New York: For passage apply to W. 6. METZEROTT
q CO., g23 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, or F.
II. JOHNSON, Agent, National Safe Deposit Building
corner New York avenue and 18th street northwest ja17
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.-Capt. Edwin Weynant
OF Stony Point. N. Y, came to Red Bank, New
Jersey on Thursday, and purchased schooner
While walking about the place in the evening he
attempted to cross long railroad bridge and
fell between the ties. Two freight trains ran
over him, and Friday morning his mangled
remains were found where they had been
caught.
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THE RUSSIAN MINISTER AND THE HARTMANN
CAsE:-M. Bartholomew, the Russian minister.
who is at Newport, says in most positive terms
that he has had no instructions whatever from
his government in reference to Hartmann, the
nihist or the eXtraditiOn of him. 1t is under
stood to be Mr.. Bartholomew opinion that if
hartmann is in Canada there is no likelihood of
his government asking for his return. because
he was not interfered with in England and the
presumption is that he will not be interfered
with in her colonies. The minister says that the
letter of MIR. Blaine to Hartmanns counsel was
spontaneous certainly, SO far as his government
was concerned
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. ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN New YORK, HAvRE
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Inc steamers OF this company will sail EVERY SAT-
URDAY from Bremen Pier. foot of Sd street. Hoboken.
Rates of passage From New York to Havre. London
southampton and Bremen first cabin, 800; second
CABIN 500 steerage, $50 prepaid stee-ae certificates
3S For freight or Rassage apply to OEIRICHS CO.,
CO.. y25 Pennsylvania avenue northwest Agents for
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