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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-07-30
aarlnna AccIsianf-

Henry Conner, . laborsr employed on the i'm
4 Sons mill, Al woodbery, while wheeling stone
on Thursday, ths scaaoiding gave way and he fell
90 the ground, . distance Of IS feet, receiving
anNarn iriarnn Al ininrina
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-07-30
Arrest and Escapo.

On Monday evening last Constable Reed arrest
Robert Morfoot, living near Nj Vernon. Falls
rod, on the charge Of attempting 30 cot his wife
ne = carving knife. lie was taken before JUS
Dorsey and while the oficer's back vas turned the
prisoner slipped out Of the ofhee and made his
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-07-30
Driving Accident.

VIM. stinchcomb, Of Mount Washington, while
descending hill near that place on Sunday last.
fell from the wagon aud was run over and dragged
some distance, sustaining painful injuries to bis
head and body.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-07-30

Szees SRess.-If you want frst-elass hand
made shoes 90 10 Phipps Bros., next door 10 the
posioliee, Tousontown. A great variety OF all
kinda Of shoes constantly on hand. RsP"'r'sg
nron,uffa faae
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-07-30
Noah Worthlngton.s Estate.

The distribution Of the personal estate Of the
late Noah worthington Of John, which was or.
dcrci by the Orphans Court on the 5th Of July,
was made on Tuesday last, As follows:
Mary A Talbott wife of A d. Talbott
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MARINERS NOTICE,

THAT q. N. LEIsExRISG co..
LUTHERvILLE. Nd.
Have SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF BITUMIN.
OUs COAL FOR STEAM PURPOSES.
July s3.--It.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-07-30
The waveriy Fire Department.

Al meeting Of tho directors Of the waycrly
Fire Company. held on the evening Of the 2?d
inst. George J. Roche. president In the chair, the
following communication was read:
TowsoSrowS. July I'D, lssI.
y" The Pro-idsHi If hs n"rcrly Fire Company -
Mr.. Charles 7. Holloway has been appointed
fire commissioner of Baltimore county you will
please turn over o. Mr.. Holloway his agent all
property now In your possession rs president of
the wavcrly Fire Company belonging to Balii.
more county. Thanking you for past services of
yourself and company. We are yours, &C..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22

An old lady nearly persisted with cold
was found in Harrisburg Sunday even
ing. Added to a weak mind, she was
chinly clad. The officers with some diff
Guilty found her home. She owned a
aouse. but b y son lived in It and was
expected to look after her interest. 1t
5 EMS he mad a rave yard insurance on
uer. and let her wander where Sic
n.eaSei. OF course, a little eXPo5u e
vas all that was needed. and he wou d
De in a fair way to get the money.
some people entertain the sick man
nv telling him how nanv psrsons a.:
nave Known to die Of his coHtaiart.
and if thoir wore. arc doubted they
sill bring out the census figures ts
wear By. An old LADY 81 ny ,cqu>iat-
ance always had a cheering taoUss
pathetic story to rslst. beside lie bod
f the suffersI. It nas a !eHsts- &C
count Of the last ~ilInes. Of her late kus
band. .'lsick," with a graphic d-sc1ip-
ION of the way he swcllsd up after
death. 50 that she had to Try THE.
coffin. before she found r large
enough for pore Isick." These ser
narratives are Islissed by the Invalid.
1t i, we'll they are not forgotten.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22

AN EVENT IN GoLDSBoRo.-The
Opera House in this city, has oeen de
cided upon for the evenings of the Dist,
22nd, 23rd and oath inst, and the
want of such an institution has been SO
long and sadly felt in the community
tina our citizens have grown quite en-
thusiastic over the project, and it is
proposed to make the opeaing one that
will prove worthy of and fully in keep
ing with the enterprise and public spirit
of our good people.
1t is hardly necessary to say that the
Opera House is the exclusive property
of the Messenger, and as the hard
earned proceeds of the paper helped to
ouiid it, the building has been fifty
christened the Messenger Opera
House," in token of the fattering sue
cess Of the paper, and in appreciation
and acknowledgement of the generous
patronage bestowed upon it and its edi-
tor by a kind public.
The Opera House is located Ga the
corner of East Centre and Chestnut
streets, in a central part of the city,
diagonally south OF the Messenger Build
ing, and between the Gregory House
and the VIM. Bonitz Hotel. The build
ing mas a trent of Ito feet, and the di-
mension of the Opera House is 10 10y
So feet, with dressing rooms attached.
1t has five commodious and very desi-
rable stores underneath, and all the
upper floor is exclusively used for the
theatre. TIE total cost Of the property
including grounds, will be scmeih hing
like SD, 600, which, however, promises
TO be a profitable investment.
The building is supplied with the
most improved gas works by the Lay
Gas Machine Company of Baltimore.
The stores are all supplied with gas,
and the theatre is fitted up with a beau-
,iful 81 light reflector aud au ample sup-
ply OF other gas fixtures. -Gotasboro
Netcs.
Many fluctuations to Bro Bonitz, on
the success of his energy, industry, and
talents. The Messenger doubtless leaos
the Weekly Press of the state in size,
and circulation and possibly in some
other respects. 1t is a weekly source
of envy to US: though we cnvet not our
neiehbors paper, but one Ike unto 1t
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22

hr. John G. Jacobs. Of Hartford.
sends his renewal with CUSTOMARY pune
tuallty. = does Or. J. n. >tancill, Of
Roesir. ham. May 10, l~,2. sam-
people might consider that we were
Wishing Ill 70 tie community in wishing
vel to our numerous Doctor" sub
scrlbers; but that would be a mistake.
Ii q physician prosper it /, because he
has been useful IN saving lie, and as
suacing Sicku : aud sorrow. II i
common TO remember not the nine lives
which be saves but the our which he
fails to save .-Isaac \. Smith. Esq,
OF Scotland Neck, May 10, 50. Thanks,
sir. +. b. Gibson, Richmond county.
Sept. IS. 50; Prof. Hugh Norson,
May |, 80; w. p. Simpson, Wilson,
3; Prof. O. X. Smith, Durham, 81 /;
Mrs. Sue +. Craig, Mcdowell county.
Mar. 5, 50 y. +. Pe>cud < Son. RAJ
Mar ), 50; *. W Weathers.
Raleigh, Mar u, s.; Maj. \. VI. Lewis,
81. April 10, 81; Col j. ". HIinsdale.
Raleigh, Mar 4, So, DR.. w. II. Davis.
Waynesville. May !, 50; W. II. Craw-
ford, Raleigh, Feb ). 50; Thos. Johns,
Auburn, Oct Is, 50 \. NJ. Tom
Wake, Sept. 26, y Hon + l.
Vaughn, Allegheny county. Sept ;. 81.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22
French GRAPE GROWERS

French GRAPE GROWERS. Zone
afthe most important results of the
French visits at Yorktown has been
tie formation of colonization society
IN this city for the purpose of taking up
the grape growing lands of Virginia and
North Carolina and assisting French
emigration to settle them. The society
will have a capital of So, OO0. 900, 1900
900 being subscribed by the president
of the New York and Havre Steamship
Company" Exchange.
Col. Peyton, of New Jersey, visited
Col. Wharton Green's famous ''Tokay'
Vineyard. near Fayetteville, last week,
IN company with DIR. A. II. Cannedo,
of the region for a large colony o.
French grape growers.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22
DEATHs.-On Monday, the 23th ult

o. u-.- -. ooh II.
:: E-.InruHTo ~ ~ - -oS;Jonaa
- naroa- ~ - NJ NJ
"'S LII IL In;"t'Hn ahor+ y
o. NH 81 Rnha
~ ~ ;n tbo ON roar nj
H. Mn V.Ean5-He v..
80 = - - IG,9 - -
9 r and arIoJ r,:.4rop -
.,r. -,asS ~-Tn AIM ray ari
-. ~ San+enher sIn F';zahetn
* :, ~. 90 var nF aar nc
- rali.o M Irass1i county, \
~ fn E,feinh M the Itrh in-.
= mn, 10Y dsT.bter ofNr Cbars.s
= am - NJ = johnson aocd -
,-o,'. - RE ~. F,ioay N,s
u.lv Wo;re d.1o1ter OF Nr. Foster
49,. . tbane. uI.I an, nei,yad Wife
~ Same. q WniIc. Although
Time restrained within doors
- .,,u weakness size Won kind
m NOT only those who knew
I,n. any who did not but VINO
~ -, her hnei.,nd and friend,
-..st o+fhn rreerrglress and re,luna
-,, win which She me- the mental and
.,ts..,i distress OF her situation. Such
Ms are deServiso of mention. be-
IS tnrv NAV upnort and comfort
o,her Gentle women IN tie lingering
dastb Of consrmo,iap. The fuperal
services wer. conducted from Edenton
S,raol noe church on SUNDAY
mnrning Canr White. has Ions had
the esta7m and confidence Of those who
- nv and will ave their sympa
- ha-ooron,on In R,ia.ct.
- I,,nrsdou Mr. Eliza + TavIn,
'HoutnS 49, Of Chief Justice. Iohn
49, ". :, her .opd GEAR She wa,
80 lob esteau anon the 4nh
IN II an;Jants If RaIaigh and amnno
Gels""t iI pnarnrs fram The Ist preshvtr7
u'i pa, ioL II RattIe ~
ian E''I1on, w" ~ paat r. a.
At. ~. iloSs' ~ ~ H. R 800 r.
lcr me- nee's1I, W n Rain r !
L. IhoS' ne''' N - Of b.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22
courage so they phrased it, to call
a special session TO relieve the people

toulhSC lCp tilDN phidSSt II, W Idii
a special session to relieve the people
Of that terrible tax. For want OF a
Mud Cat circular" the people for five
Years were forced TO contribute Of their
hard earnings about $3.50. OOp per an
mum. D.. e.. they poured considerably
over one million dollars into a worthless
mud h0ie ana political railroad TO secure
PROMOTION for certain political leaders.
Thanks 10 the prompt endorsement by
he people OF the Mud Cut circular
We have been relieved sincc :s79 Of that
annual tx, and the people have already
II " y-arS saved over hall "a million
DIS .ars IL their pockets.
4sCu. u that circular must stand upon
,te nrr,rs 81 rs statements, | may ne
a.lars.t - say, tsiEce my motives are
raH a-.-.'ei, that it was issued solely
.I-ai % seu-e 81 the duty | owed TO NV
te.ioalcn. That bad no personal end
Z. serve needs 10 proof with the public
Mo have seen thtt though the circular
achieved IS object and a public on
ar~ Ir-Lt With u iapidity unparalleled
80 Ehe meals OF North Carolina, | have
usftAeT solicited nor received the slightest
rec 5-o;tI0u for nv efforts. did not
"orK 'nr aor expect any, and received
As I.tle ~ | expected. l worked to
relieve the puhsic from a heavy and an
anilss TAX. aot not for myself. 1t j.
tula d!slGtereS'einsSs which has pUz-
2.eai the Governor All Duot.ess caused
htm to attribute to me d motlve which
IS more familiar to nm. \
You must be aware, Mr. Editor, O.
the disadvantage | am under IN reply
Ing to n assault so UNEXPECTEDLY made
and coming from the Official bead Of the
state. With many, as Plnaiofe Witty
tells. Official utterdncas are invariably
consiteIed as u~nans~erabie This,
however, is not the icst tune that nay
advocacy OF popular rights has brought
down upon me aa attack from those IL
in power and position, AID now, as then,
/ confidently appeal from the imperu-
hence u d little brief authority to
Caesar : Judgment seat, aud stand at the
great oar OF pubic opinion. | trust
myself unle lJaslng.v to tnat sense vi
Justice AMI AIR play which has always
characterized my feltoW-c lzens oi
North Carolina. Respectfully,
WALTER CLARK.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22
1873 ALMOST GONE.

Do not neglect-Two things most
desirable in Life Insurance. First, the
certainty of protection to a mans family
in a case of his early death; and second,
the certainty of profit to himself if he
lives to old age. These are combined IL
the liberal and attractive plans furnish
ed by the old Etna. w. II. CROW
Manager for North Carolina and part OF
Virginia, more than sixteen years.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22

A LADIES MAN "A cauntrymaL was
arraigned before Mayor PARISH last
week for using obscene language in the
presence of ladies. Col. Parish is a
great ladies' man, and is already 70
come to their rescue. He fined the fel
low S12.5 so and told him to 60 his way
and sin no mors.-Durbsm Plant.
A man who is courteous to ladies,
and ''always ready to coms to their
rescue from insult" may not be a gentle
man, but he has made a fair start in
that direction.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22
G. WEBER, Manager.

DURHAM RECORDER RECORDS.-Thc
artesian we'll is now 1870 feet. -The
population Of Durham has increased
over two hundred since last January.
and real estate has advanced twenty per
cent.-Horace Greedy said "a
paper that is not abused is not worth
the wrapper that goes around t.
Dr.. Dean, and his daughter Miss Addie,
WILL ARR G here about the first Of Jan
uary.-A. H.. Stokes, left afternoon
for a trip to Baltimore. Object, pleas
ure, and business -The social
party given by Mrs. DIR. Battle Monda,
night, complimentary to Miss Belle
Mc1ver, of Jonesboro, and Miss Lizzie
NcIver, of Sanford, was one Of the most
pheasant of the season." The Durham
Band diseoursed delicious music
BY the first of January. Durham wi
he we'll blessed with school facilities
The Methodist Female Academy, con
Quoted by Mrs. Williams. ami Mis-
Addie Holman. The Durham Female
Academy under control of Air. Malone.
and Miss Bessie flaming, Miss Lula
Freeland's school for girls. Th
Durham Male Academy, with Rev. Or.
Dean as Superintendent. The Durham
High School with Prof. G. ID Mclver.
as Principal, and ". g. Nickers School,
.or boys and girls.-W. [. Black
we'll & Co., received an order this week
for five million cigarettes to he dcliv-
cred by the 23rd of this month. -
Messrs. Parrish & Blackwell have solo
since the first of December, seven bun
dred and ninety-eight thousand three
hundred and twenty-five pounds of to-
baccS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22

How TO GET WELI.-Thousands
Of persons are constantly troubled with
a combination of diseases. Diseased
kidneys and costlve bowels are THEN
tormentors. They should know that
Kidney Wort acts on these organs at
the same time, causing them to throw
off the poisons that have clogged them,
and SO renewing the whole man. Hun
iredS testify to this.=RnsLnrn Posi-.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22
" 7 G. w ID HORNETS GLASS;

7. J.. & w. d. HORNER's GLASS;
cal, Mathematical and Commerciai
school, Henderson, Vance Co, \. &.
The Spring Session of this Schoo, opens
he 2nd Monday 10 January next. The
price Of board and tuition is $50 per
ses- IN Of twenty weeks. The prlncl
t.als soIicit CORRESPONDENCE.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22

Col" Bob Hancock, of the State
Guard, and Kinks Militia, has got
ten a s. 200 place in the Document
Room at Washington. Col. Henry u.
Williams is assistant-Supt. of the same
Room but will no doubt have to walk
the Planco. n. Bile walked it, anC
a negro took his place.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22
The Cotton Market.

is difficult to quote our Cotton and
Tobacco Markets correctly, III & weekly paper;
because very often the price changes within an
hour after it has been printed. We, therefore,
quote the price OF a single grade each day OF tss
week; together with ths New York price at the
hour of going to press, 10 A. N. on Wednesday.
our readers can draw their own conclusions frss
this data.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22

pectlng to invest In, the enterprise OF
manufacturing shoes, we will sell a COM
plete lot Of machinery cheap, for cash,
or shoes, or on time to suit the custo-
mers. Address, SCoTr 4 Co., Me
GAINESVILLE. N. e..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22
LOOK OUT FOR YOUR NAME F..
RECEIVED PAYMENT.

NoEE--To Avotd losses ~ mail. All -.
! botnt- II giving. and pve-erv4ag. Receipts.
We shall print Il This c1luuan TO- amounts
rec~lSed each w-k. and the tire 10 ~htcA
the sU~rScrb*yi- paid. Hereafter no money,
VII be cretted ~ the books until D. spp~Ar.
here. 50 loos Tor your uAtzc, sri II Il 90.
not appear Or h 'h-re he Any sake it, the
t~rm. write - th- EGitor.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22

To Promote a Vigorous Growth oi
the bair, use ParkersHAir Bal.am. It
restores the youthfui color to gray hair,
removes dandru1, AMI cures itching OF
the scalp.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mr.. +. G.. Gartman, the business
manager Of the Ercnng D,sparch, of
York. Pa, was cured of neuralgia by
three application, Of st. Jacobs oil
Boston L-NtSS) S~Jturi,y EretHg Er
press.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22

Health, hope and happiness are re-
stored by the use of Lydia +. Pinkham'>
Vegetable Compound. 1t is positive
for all those diseases from which women
suffer SO much. Send 10 Mrs. Lydia +.
Pinkham, 233 Western Avenue. Ign,
Mass. for Dhampb,ets.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22

Coffee drinkers should read the ad
vertisement In another column healed
Good Coffee.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22
CastaIia Property
FOR SALE.

The subscribers, intending tsnoye west, offer
for sale an improved farm containing $50 acres,
residence in town, 8 rooms and every necessary
out house III the centre of town; corner lot rents
for $50; a very large blacksmith shop rents for
S37h as good wat er as any in the State; a good
spring in every field; Is acres III grass a good
rock foundation mill seat and clear running
streams ali through it. Price $4,000; half cash,
balance y mouths & per cent. interest. Also a
town lot, 3 acres, two story house, 8 rooms, and
all necessary out houses. Price 1900. Also Z
more lots at $3.50 each, frcm 2 to 8 rooms. Also
would sell a part of the Rich Neck plantation,
400 or GEO acres, two hundred cleared and fenced,
balance heavily timbered. Price IS per acre. The
pr.ce of above is not two-thirds its value. A rare
chance Tor an enterprising man. Our town is
rapidly improving, 5 stores and 3 coach shops,
and the hammer and steam whistle is heard all
day. This is a good place to sell goods, and a
good cotton farm. For further particulars, call
on, or address.
JOHN A. HARRISON h 90.
Castalia, N. C.,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22
TO WHOLESALE TRADE.:

Y. T. & Co. Make Special Preparation Of J0bjing DRY GOODS, BOOTS
and SHOES. They Buy Directly Of the MANiFACTTRERo
~ And will Sell to Merchants as CHEAP a. they can Purchase he Same Gopd-
in any other Market.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22

Was Gur~n IN TIE Probate Coan.
JOHN SEARS, Adm, V DELLA THOMPSON
and ota~-s. ~Ie>-lAl pruce~LrE b. sell ~ Az.
OF john Scz~4 - make assets.
Al prorer parties having t~cu uai~ 4u ~.
above cause, l Vtu ON Monday. pceeubs- 10TH
ISL. At l. =. a. the CoUr: House 4u Raleigh. 80
for cash. az public outcry. thA; valuable Leas.
and lot situated near Rocky Branch, o. tae Asy.
iuu road, ! beiu. tho residence u the Iz;e 18ar
sears, Senior.
JOHN SEARS. Atm.of
Uoyl1-tds. JOHN SEARS, p~S'd.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22
LEIGH RATES LAST WEEK-hs quot
PARKER & aVERA,
Cotton Brokers.
hIDDT ING
gHTRElL SPRINGS FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL

SNhlttrell, Vance Co, n. C.-Healthy location:
CROUCH course; practical teachers. Spring
: s,ioa begins January 18th, 1882. Apply to W.
: ARNES Prin. IDec22 In.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-22

1T UUIIuIUTU, uHIo. H,nu
say. IN Arson, Mrs. Joel Gaddy
mother of Mrs. Col. L. l.. Polk
At Hicksiord, Va, Rev. j. &. Bailey.
father of Rev. G. L. Bailey. lr
Raleigh. Miss Ann f. Green, aged A.
The Owosso times., 1881-12-23

The grand jury at Omaha have found
an indictment against August Arndt suspected
of being the murderer OF Cal. Watson B.
Smith. The circumstantial evidence against
Arndt is said 10 be very strong.
DIR. Gray, Of Utica, N. Y, called as an expert
TO Washington In the Guiteau case, reported
ex-senator Conklings' health to be much
broken, SO as TO cause grave apprehen-
sons.
In addition to other reports In regard to the
health Of the widow Of ex-President Lincoln,
1t Is nov stated that she is losing her eye
sight
The Madison county, New York. supervisors
make skunk killing an offense. punishable
with fine. The reason is that skunks live on
grub which devastates hop vines, and hop
growing Is one Of Madison county's chief In
dustries. affei
The &18,OO0,OOO bond Of Moses Hopkins, as
administrator on the estate Of Mark Hopkins
in California, said bonds requiring &26,OOO,-
600 backing, has been secured, Mrs. Mark Hop.
kins and Charles Crocker being accepted as
good for that amount.
sylvester smith, OF Alps, N. T., lrr1tated at
one Of bis oxen, starved 1t to death, the poor
brute lingering seven weeks in the agony Of
hunger. At its death, Mr.. Smith was taken Ill
OF a disease that prevents his taking food, and
il himself slowly starving to death.
DR.. I. T. Hayes, the well-known arctic OK.
plorer, died Saturday.
A Crosby st. fire In New York Saturday
night csused loss Of $25O,0OO to A. Il e. Wal
Ische, fancy goods, and $5 1000 TO Dessor Bros
Co., cothers. Building damage $4,000
All losses are covered by insurance.
The Owosso times., 1881-12-23
FOREIGN.

London, December 16.-The officers OF Fl
telegraph and cable companies memorable
government to place the submarine cables I'M
der the protection Of international law. The
companies also ask Lord Granville 10 receive a
deputation to present their views on the sub.
ject.
A reward Of FL 200 Ia offered for the conylc
ton OF the thieves who St 10 registered letters
containing diamonds from Hatton Garden
postofiice and free pardon TO any one OF them
giving Information against his accomplices.
Ten thousand pounds In gold were with.
drawn from the bank yesterday for America
The fund promoted by the lord mayor OF
London for the relief Of distressed ladies' now
amounts TO f7,300.
1t has been ascertained that "a persons were
drowned by the bursting of dams on the Oran
railway, Algiers.
An American Jew at st. Petersburg, per
forming In circus, was ordered to quit on &C
count Of protesting the Hebrew faith. Hi
protested.
There we're eight arrests in Ireland under
the coercion act Saturday, including six per
sons ut Baltimore