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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-09
Shooting Match.
Indian Depredstions-

PARSONS, KANSAS, May Word has
reached here that the surveyors on the
Muskogen and Portsmouth branch OF
the Missouri Pacific have been driven
off bv the Cherokecs Assistant Attor-
ney kelso Of this city, upon the order OF
the general manager Talmage, left last
evening for the scene of the difficulty.
The Indians are reported determined.
II is not doAbted that the Missouri
Pacific folks will assert their right TO
build the railroad.
The late rains have greatly benefited
the crops, which were never better in
this section. Wheat is immense.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-09
Reduction in Live stock Freishts.

CHICAGO. Nav 7.-Commissioner
Fink to-day notified the railroad agents
here that the rates on live stock will be
reduced. beginning on Monday, on a
basis OF S5 cents per 100 lbs. gross and %
cents net on New York. The regular
tariff rates are 30 cents gross and so
cents net. On dressed beef the rate is
reduced from 50 to 40 cents. These re-
ductions are made on account OF the
persistent cutting by the various roads.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-09
FATE OF TEE NOMINEES "
Unfavorable Committee Reports Expect
ed on Matthews and Chandler.


ed on Matthews and Chandler.
WASHINGTON, May S.-Meetines have
been called OF the judiciary and Foreign
Relations Committees for tomorrow
morning. The nominations OF Stanley
Matthews and Dan Pardee are TO be con-
sidered by the Judiciary Committee
and probably alec that OF William +.
Chandler. There seems to be no doubt
of a favorable report upon Pardee.
lie has practically no opposition in the
Senate and would probably be confirm
ed at once. Uniavorable reports are ex,
pected on Matthews and Chandler, but
a recent poll of the Senate showed in a
minority for Matthews, who is thus like
ly to be confirmed however reported:
Chandler will be rejected by a solid
Democratic voteand the stalwarts under
Don Cameron's leadership. There are
no very important nominations pending
before the Foreign Relations Commit
tee, but Mr.. Burnside as sub commit
tse, has in charge the Monroe doctrine
resolution reported by Mr.. Eaton at the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-09

ton, the voice OF the speaker was heard
as plainly Is though be had been In the
same room. There can no longer be
any doubt that it il perfectly practicable
to converse across, or rather under, the
sea by means Of any submarine cable.
The inventor maintains that 1t ia just %
easy to talk across the Atlantic a. frsm
one room TO another"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-09
HORRIBLE MURDER.
A Desperate Deed.

LITTLE Rock, May IA special dated
Nav 5th to the Times Star Gays news
has Just come in OF horrible murder at
Conner's Bend, Lee county, Ark. A
Quarrel occurred followed by fight in
which John Richards, white man,
knocked down Isaac Green, a colored
desperate. with bis fist. Isaac sprang to
his feet with a cat like quiekness, seized
a heavy maui, downed Richards by q
quick deadly blow on the head, then
continued msuling till Richards head
was fiattened, jelIied mass. Green has
been arrested and is in great danger OF
being lynched.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-09
a Wf0AH1I

LONDON, May S.--A special from Bol.
ton Lancashire says that family named
Sedden has had windfall OF property,
valued at four million pounds sterling,
which had been in chsncery since 1857.
The property WIS bequeathed TO John
Sedden, VINO died in the workhouse.
His heirs inherit this vast fortune.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-09
Train Through q Bridge.

CHICAGO, May IA private dispatch
received here says: A freight engine
and ten cars went through a bridge on
the Green Bay and Minnesota railroad,
between Emlake and Dexterville, Wis,
this morning. The bridge bad been Set
on fire by some miscreant. The engi.
neer was seriously hnrt and the best Of
care and attention is now being given
him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-09
THE SPORTING WORLD.
Base Ball, and Other Pastimes

CLEVELAND, May 7.-Three thousand
people witnessed the game OF base ball
today. The following is the score:
Chicago, 3. o, 0, o, o, o, o, o, l; total 4.
Cleveiands, 0, 0, 0, o, o, o, o, D, U;
total 0.
BuFFALo, May 7.-Buiialos, 6-l in
the 9TH and in the Sth inning. De-
troit, in the 2nd inning.
BosroN,' May 7.-Bostons 4, Provi'
depcel.
TROY, May 7.-Worcesters s, Troys 4.
New YoRK, May 7.-Metropolitan 2,
New York
Shooting Match.
ST. LOUIS, May IA shooting match
for $500 eide took place here this after
noon between Capt. Bcgardus and W
Fl. Mitchell, OF Virginia; 100 birds, )
wards rise; English ru'es, which Was
won by Bogsrdus. the score standing 81
TO rs. Another match for the same
amount and terms will be shot next
week.
Aquatic Challenge.
BsLLEvILLE, OSr,, May S.-The Bay
of Quente Yacht Club las decided on
behalf OF Captain Cuthbert, OF Coburg,
10 challenge the New York Yacht Club,
the present holders OF the American
cup, to compete there in September.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-09
Young Mems N Na,ionsl Catholic Union.

YOung Meu.S NhtIonhI CethoHc UnIon'
CHICAGO, May S.-The convention Of
the Young Mems National Catholic
Union will be held in this city on the
llth and 18th insts. Delegates from all
parts OF the country are expected to be
present, and while here will be the
guests OF the Union Catholic Library As
s,ciation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-09

".
New ndoue-haifs-.
hey ..----iS
RAILROAD BoSps-Generally strong
aud higher.
STATE BoNps-Moderately active.
SrocKs-The market opened strong
and generally higher, but in early deal
infis there was q fractional decline. At
the first board buoyant tone prevailed,
and an advance Was recorded ranging
from 1 to 6 per cent, the latter Metro
politan and New York elevated, Man.
haitian elevated selling up u per cent,
Memphis and Charleston 1. per cent.
and c., c., G. 4 |. q per cent. West.
ern Union was an exception aud fell Oh
81. Toward noon the general list be.
came weak and reaction of 10 . per
cent took place, in which elevated rail-
road shares were the most prominent.
During the afternoon speculation again
became strong and there was recovery
of to 9 per cent, the most marked in
elevated stock. In late dealings there
was reaction OF 10 >. per cent, the
latter Memphis and Charleston, but in
final Gales firm tone prevailed and the
market closed at recovery Of tol.
per cent. ~
The transactions aggregated 100000
shares, distributed as follows: Canads
Southern 100, Chesapeake and Ohio
! 900, G. g. 4 |. $500. C., &. x !. &.
81 900, Delaware, Lackawsnna and Wes-
tern 1000, Denver and Rio Granje
400, Erie 1900, Hannibal and ~. JOS.
eph 6,SOO, Iron Mountain 10000. In.
disnapolis, Bloomington and Western
$1,000, Kansas and Texas 5000. Lake
Shore 23,OOO. Louisville and Nashville
$500. Michigan Central 4,s00. Mobile
and Ohio | 900, Memphis and Charleston
1900, Northwestern $500, Nashville
and Chattanooga o. 500, New Jersey Cen.
tral 1000, New York Central 2,l0O,
Ohio and Mississippi 1900, Ontario and
Western 600. Ohio Central 1900.
Pacific Mail 25,OOO, Reading 200, 81.
Paul 81 900, II. Paul aud Omaha 2,1O0,
Texas Pacific 10000, Union Pacific
10000, Peoria. Decatur and Evansville
$500 and Northern Pacific 400.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-09
LIVE STOCK.
Cp,ORo.

STto88os
CHICAGO, May The Droceys Jour
NIL bureau reports: Ho9s-Receipts
1900 head; shipments 800 head; fair
demand, chiefly for packing; market So
lOc lower; mixed packing f5 70(G8 90;
choice heavy packing and shipping $8 10
G6 35; hight IS 75te6 10.
Cattle-Receipis 800 head; ship.
ments 3,lCO head. Market strong and
active; l0c higher; fair to good $5 0Of9
) 60; Choices 75(a8 10; no extra distil-
lsry; steers strong and plenty at $5 COG
5 rs; tailings 81 3OtG5 90; butchers very
strong and active at 81 75Cg5 90; stock.
ers and feeders in good demand and
firm at - 3594 95.
Sheep-Receipts 700 head; ship
ments i50 head. Market weak and 100
2Oc lower, making decline for the week
of fully one-fourth; shorn a 00CS4 30;
wooIed 81 70S575.
Cinoipnstt.
CrscrHHAn, May T. Hogs Firm
common and light 81 65(a6 10, packing
and butchers s. 50(S6 40. Receipts
l,l00 head; shipments 800 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-09
Eleven Persons Bitten by Q Mad Dog.

D1'ssH . Akau 0oSs
HALIFAX, May IA mad dog running
wild in the streets Of Spring Hill. bit
sayen children, three men and woman
before being shot. II is feared most of
the victims will die.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-09
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money At 3 to 4 Per csnt-6evsrsmsnts
Unchanged Flour Quiet aad un'
changed = Wheat In Fair Demand
- but towsr-hogs Firm.
New York.

NV YoRx. May 7.-Moxsv- Money
at t3@4 per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per 4@4i per cent Sterling exchange,
bankers bills steady at 4s5; demand
4S7.
sILvER-At London slid per ounce:
bar silver here M; subsidiary silvst
coin i(Sl per cent discount
GovERsNENrs-Unchan
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-09

CHIc.oo, May 7.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-In fair demand
and At lower rates; No. 2 Chicago spring
81 O3i(al 03E cash; 81 05t seller June
and July; 81 OF seller August. Corn
Active but iower for futures; 43lc cash |;
42i942ic seller June; 43l seller July
AL: seller August. Oats-Steady and
firm; 3slc cash; 3sic seller Ms!; SIG
3sc seller June; 35trSe3Stc seller July /;
.9lS cole seller August Rye and Bar.
ley-Steady and unchanged. PORK
Easier: sl7 30tdl7 Sc cash; Sl7 30 sci.
Ter June and July. Lard-Aetive but
lower At Sill 90 cash seller Ju1s; ti1 o.
seller July; sll 90 seller August Bulk
Meats-Irregular; shoulders = 80. short
ribs s. 20; short clesr % 95. Whisky
Steady and unchanged ai 81 0s
IioctnpAtI
C,xc,Sy.u. say 7.-Cotton-Dulls st
lOic. F1our-Firmer. bot not quotab'y
higher. wheat-Quiet; No. 2 red wint.
fI2. Corn-Easer; No. 2 mixed Hic.
Oais-Qaiet; No. 2 mixed 40ic. Rye
Oniet and s.esdy; No. 2 81 Is. Barley
SOniet and unchanged Pork-Easier
,t SI7 ,Sai7 10. Lard - Dull and lower
At Sii o. Balk Meats Quiet; shoulders
81 90; clear rib $5 80. Bscon-Qnist,
irm sn unchanged. Wbisiy--Sisaiy
At 81 05. Butter-Quiet and unchanged.
Totsoo
Tox,o. May 7.-whest-Pi No.
vhite Michigan 81 u; amber Mich
;osn n rs: No. 2 red Wabash, spot,
a Isl. seller May 81 IA; seller Jnne
n i3t: seller July 81 o.: seller August
SI O5i; No. 3 red wabash 81 lls: No.
Dsvton Michigan rcd 81 l4}. Corn
Stesdy: high mixed lSe: No. 2 spot 4Ste;
sslIer May l7ie; seller July 47ic; rejsst'
| ed 47c; damaged 4oc: Os@-0uies; 70 70
2 spot 4Oc; No. 2 white l2e; rslected sse
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-09

Nuw YoRK, May 7.-Cotton- Quiet at
10 s.l5t9i0 l?.l8c; futures dull and
steady. Fiour-Quiet and unchanged:
receipts 1900 barrels; exports 81 900
barrels. Wheat-Whiic scarce and Va
lc higher; other kinds iC9ltc lower; re-
ceipts l,I3l, 900 bushels; exports 20s, 900
bushels; ungraded spring 81 2li; No. 3
spring 81 l7iC1l ~: No. 2 spring 81 ~.
No. 2 Chicago 81 20; ungraded red 81 u
al PSI; No. 3 DO. 81 23cDl 23t No. Edo.
81 PSI; mixed winter 81 -; ungraded
white 81 I8fGl "a; No. 2dotl 2j:i No.
I do. sales ~ OOO bushels. ~ 81 "5Gp
al ~, 80. .cJ, ,t.i.r Siay. hAlrs
$50, % bushels. at 81 2IiaI 2jl f-ller
Jun-, salrs 3:S5. 900 bushels, At 81 81 ia
I 22i: seller July, sales l38, 900 bushels.
at 81 l9iGs,l -; seller August, sales lG.-
600 bushels, at 81 10. Corn-Cash high.
er, options lower; receipts 10000 bush.
els; exports 81 900 bushels; uDgraded 81
dG2c; No. 3, 59ic; STEAMER 8lt16l sc; No
2 62ic; steamer yellow 62tc; low mixed
So; No. 2 white SJc: No. 2, seller May
56lts,57ic; seller June jj!(s55Ic; seller
July 55ttS56tc. Osts-Inactive; receipts
81 900 bushels; western mixed 4jCsFi:
white western 47(s55c. Hsy-ln iair
demand at 90tSs5c. Hops-Nomin lily
unchanged. sugar-Demsnd iair and
market firm; fair 10 good refining its
7;c. Coffee-Dull and unchanged. No.
lasses-- Steady and inmoderate demand.
Rice-Quist and unchanged. Pe,ro.
leum-steady; nited s0tc; crude $40
7Jc; refined Sc. Tallow-steady st g!la
9.i8c. Rosin-Firm and unchanged.
Turpentine-Firm st 3slc. Egg net
aud steady at I3ic. Pork-Du.i and
easier: old mess SIC 25; new tI7 Is.
Besf-Quiet ana frm. Cut Mests-
Quiet and steady; long clear 9c; .rort
clear 9ic. Lard-Heavy; prime steam
SiI 5OCsIl co. Butter-femand fair and
market firm at 1924. Cheese-Duu
st l0(sl3c. Lestber-Stesdy and mod.
erately active; hemlock sole 22f91c.
Wool-Dull: domestic fleece 3l(s35c;
pulled 2OS3sc; unvaabed l2930c; Tex
a. l4(92sc. Metals Manufactured Cop.
per-Duli; new sheatbipg &c; inzot
lake Is3Gl8tc. Pig Iron-Dull; Scotch
go 00(924 90; American 80 00fS Is ~.
Russia sbeeting l3tsI5c. Ssils-Cut ct
8 06S3 Is; ciinch a GSs5G5.
BALTIMORE, May 7.-PI0ur-Steady
and frm. Wbest-Western easier, clos-
ing steady; winter red spot u agSI 36t:
seller May 81 23lCSl Ht; seller Juse
81 2lSl 21t; seller July 81 l7t(9l III;
seller August 81 1901 I3i. Corn
Western frmer, closing steady: mixed
spot 5sIC15sic; seller May 57t95sc; sell
Isr June S5ttlsSc; seller yuiy 5}fd56c
steamer 56l(g57c. 0ats--Ssssdy; west.
ern white 1890; mlxd T047ic.
Rye-SomipslIy At 81 1901 Is. Hsy
Unchanged. Provisions-Quist and
unchanged. Buttss-DulL Eep-Duli.
Petroleum--Nominal Co6ee-Dull;
RIO esrgoes 9t@litc. sugar-Firm.
Whisky-Dun at 81 10.
Pftsbursh.
PrfsSUsoH, Aay 7.-Pstrolsum-
Active; crude frmeS, Usitsd certificates
1t Sic; re6ued 7iS7ac ios Philadslphis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-09

PnmsUssH, May 7.-Pstrolsum-
Active; crude 6rmer, Usitsd certificates
1t Sic; redusd 7i@7ac ios Philadelphia
d elivefy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-09
PRODUCE.
n sv YoYE.

sNo sales. t0hcrei.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-19
Engagements Win the ap.ches.

THE INDIANS "FoUGHr LIKE DEMONS"
Recent dispatches announce hot fight near
Canada Alamosa. New Mexico. between 20 US
cayslrymen. under command Of Heuts. vaiois
and Burnett, and about 60 Apache warriors As
the troops charged, the Indians withdrew, COW
erlng I'm their retreat a large number of horses.
mules and burros. The crisis of the engagement
was race for position on the top of hin. and
the Indians got it and drove valos back.
wounding Corporal Johnson and Private Gaines.
Lieut. Burnett was wounded twice. The Indians
are ssid to hare ''fought like demons" An en-
gagement is reported IS miles southwest Of
Belen, in which the enemy, commanded by
Mana, were repulsed. They are fleeing south
wardly. Lieut.. Guilfoyle of Baltimore, with 40
men, is on their trail An engagement % miles
West of Sobinot. on the 12th ult is reported.
with the loss Of one man killed. one missing and
three wounded After the fight, the Apaches
moved east ward, and are expected to cross the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fee road at Cariso
creek.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-19
Mosquitoes Down in Texas.

Texas is boss on everything. Even her mos
quitOs have hydrophObia An Englishman who
lately arrived in this state from London called
in our sanctum the other day to inquire where
he could procure maidstone One side Of his
face looked as If some one had very recently
constructed large addition to 1t with a bcis
dare club. One eye was swollen shut, and a
bag of bran rammed into one side of his jaw
would not have made his cheek puff out more,
He said he had been ''stung by one of them
blarsted mosquitoes we 'ad lately been hexport-
ing to hold Hengland, and he believed 1t 'ad
'ydrophobia." He wanted maidstone. He
wanted it real bad We don't know whether he
was in danger of getting "''ydrophobia" or not,
but he was about the maddest and the worst
Gisfipured Johnny Bull we ever saw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-19

LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN THE CASE.
Telegram from New Haven Conn. fsse
night says The case against Blanche Douglass
alias Annie kcarus for perjury IN West Haven.
has been postponed TO Thursday August IS 1t
Is believed TO he the policy Of the state not To
press the case nj present, but to keep Blanche
Douglass under bond, IL Is said that the au-
thorities have information showing TINT Jennie
Trainer went to the West Haven shore on Thur
gay afternoon. August 4. in a horse car Tho
urifer and conductor saw her Get on the car at
tne shore She was seen again at 4:30 o'clock
ina. afternoon, when IL is believed she returned
10 New Haven. This makes the alleged Thur
day night trip to East Haven, possible and the
hisht supper AT Redciiffs probable. Sheriff Peck
returned from New YORK Wednesday evening.
The object Of his visit there was 10 secure 4
nahakerchiei belonging to Blanche Douglas.
During her first examination she held n In he1
hand and kept turning 1t around and looking AZ
NJ She said In her confession 10 the Jury on
Tuesday night that I'm one corner Of the hand
kerchief Walter Malley had written s.sS1
East 34th street" and the name Of the
proprietor OF the house. This address had
been given by John Dun. jr. and Waiter
told Douglass to say that was where she lived
In order that she should remember IL n was
written on the handkerchief IL WAS thought
that IL the handkerchief had not been washed
the lead-pencil marks would remain and coirob-
crate Douglass statements. Peck refuses to say
whether he found the handkerchief. IL is known
that in her confession Miss Douglass stuck TO her
claim that she did not see Jennie subsequent TO
IL O'Clock am. Thursday, August 4, and she de-
MED that she knew of the murder or that the
Malleys had revealed anything To her regarding
IT. She said that while she was In Lizzie Bum
dy's house in New York, after her first examine
ton, and before her arrest for perjury. Michael
Malley, OF New Haven. called on her aud asked
her how much the Malleys (meaning Walter and
James, jr.) had paid her: she said that Walter
paid her $50. when she took the cars for New
York. Michael asked her how much would in
duce her to take the next steamer for Europe
She replied that she wouldn't go TO Europe; that
she was going TO return TO New Haven. She
said that on "Wednesday night. August 3, when
she and Jennie. Walter and James were at Ed
ward Maley's house. the girls drank ten glasses
of wine each and the boys one. She retired with
Walter, and James carried Jennie up to his room
apparently unconscious. John Dun is reported
here to have fed to Canada
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-19

THE SPRAGUE MILLS ALL CLOSED.-The mills
belonging to the Sprague estate have suspended
Operations. and the immense business carried on
by Trustee Chafee, since the failure Of the great
house in 1873. Is nearly If not quite ct q stand
still, and no one knows when 10 viii be resumed.
The many operatives in the mills are casting
about for work In other concerns. and In some
of the Sprague villages there has been quite q
hegira Of the help for fresh fields where living
can be obtained. The Boston Herald says the
Sprague property has dwindled away, and that
the creditors win be lucky II they get 50 or 20
per cent of their claims after every portion ofthe
estate is sold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-19

A BALTIMORE POLICE BOARD SENsATION-The
following was issued by the board Of police COM
missiOners yesterday: 'Mr. Marriott Boswell
clerk to the board of police commissioners, was
yesterday dismissed from his position. A few
days ago the treasurer Of the board, General
James r. Herbert, became acquainted with the
fact that Mr.. Boswell had been ordering cloth
from Sullivan Vail & Co., Of New York, with
out the knOwletf e Of or order of the board. He
was immediatel summoned before the commits
sioners, and acknowledged the fact, giving a.
the only excuse for his acts his pecuniary en-
barrassments. 1t appeared from his statements
that the purchases had been made few pieces
at time, and were sold in this city. the matter
being wholly concealed from the board by send
ing drafts on New York, purchased by him from
parties here in part payment. Upon an exami-
nation of his accounts it was found that these
improper transactions had extended over pc
riod of nearly twelve months, the letters and
kilograms relating to the matter having been
carefully suppressed by Mr.. Boswell. The exact
amount of goods. as per statement Of Sullivan,
Vail Co.. which he purchased without author
ity of the commissioners is q. 5l3. 80. Upon as
certaining these particulars the board immedi-
ately ordered the dismissal of Mr.. Boswell. and,
acting under advice of counsel, notified Sulli-
van, Vail Co. that the police department was
not responsible for the purchases which Mr..
Boswell had made from them. "-Anes1cdn, lSth,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-19

Dennis Mcmahon, aged 8 years, of Hoboken.
N. j., drank a pint of whisky "Wednesday and
died almost Immediately after.
Henry Zeeger was shot dead by J. Eckert in
quarrel on Wednesday night, on Mclean avenue,
Cincinnati
At Creston, Iowa. yesterday, the Thermometer
ranged from lO4 to l06, being the hottest weather
ever known.
Sylvester LIE Voice is fair-haired, blue-eyed,
mjld-mannered boy Of III at jamestown, N. Y,
yet he deliberately shot a baby because 1t an
noyed him with its crying.
Terence Connolly, an aged resident of New
town, NJ. has partaken no food for thirty-eiglzt
DAYS. He takes small swallows OF water and,
though very weak, says he has no desire for food,
and until ne has he will not eat.
Hot Springs for rheumatism, When St. Jacobs
Oil is convenient and infalbh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-19
DIED..

COWARD. On Friday morning, August 10. leoa
Conard, In his thirteenth year.
,d FuPe5. on sunday afternoon. 81 O'Clock from go
TANNER. On Thursday, August lsth ,es, :, are
O'Clock p.m.. WILLIAM q. Timer. seed s3xty NV
years. one month and two weeke - ~~ ~
The funeral win take pscefro his late resadeuca Mo-
x1z6 West Pl street Georgetown, ON sunday The ala
mstauL atA O'Clock Ia. Relatives and Friends o. d.
family are respectfully invited 20 assend.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN 2rEaMuuJp JNr prrurr,~- n
NUNARD LINE.

CUNARD LINE
NOTICE,
LANE ROUTE.
HE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40 n. R.. NEW YORK.
Galla. We'd. I! Aug. Bothnia. We'd, IA Sept.
Catalonia. We'd, "a Aug. Gaa We'd, 81 Sept.
Algeria We'd. 81 Aug Catalonia Wed, % Sept.
6cythia We'd. Sept. Algeria We'd. Oct.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
$50 and $780, according accommodations,
Tickets to Paris, SIS additional.
Return tickets ON favorable terms.
Steamers marked do not carry Storage.
Steerage at low rates. Steerage tickets from Liv
erpool and Queenstown and all other parts of Europe at
lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
Hayre Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
Tor Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Company's Office
No Bowling Green, or both steerage and cabin to
OTIS BIGELOW CO., Cos It'll street. Washington,
ID. C..
VERNON q. BROWN CO.,
tanl2 New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-19

THEY WANT The SABBATH OBsERvED.-At
st: John, New-RrYnswick, the Evangelical
Alliance has appointed acOmmittee to wait upon
the Mayor and urge him to close the tobacco
stores on SUNDAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-19

A GAME OF CARDS AND MURDER-A teie-
gram from st. Louis. August IL, says: Two
negroes, ]. c. Clarke and Henry Wise, got into
a row over a game Of cards yesterday. Wise
plunged knife into Clarkes abdomen. in
iicting wound from which he died thisAfter-
noon. Clarke was advancing on Wise with an
uplifted chair to strike him, when he was
stabbed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-19

special from Pekin ILL.,, says that the boy who
was tied to the track and run over on the
Indianapolis, Burlington and Western railway
has since died. man has been arrested on
suspicion of having committed the outrage