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IL the Guiteau case on Mon
day Judge Porter commenced
the closing argument. The
court room was crowded and
hundreds were turned away un-
able to gain admission. During
the progress of his remarks Gui-
teau frequently interrupted him,
saying that's a lie and the like.
At the conclusion of Porter's
speech, the judge summed up
the evidence for the prosecution
and drew a vivid picture of the
crime, and left the matter to
the Jury.
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In August last commissioner
Spaigkt, Of the bureau of insur-
ance and statistics, sent out
blank forms to the county
judges and commissioners, and
other prominent citizens, asking
statistical information. As the
state allows no compensation
for this kind of work returns
came in very slowly and some
forty counties are yet to be
heard from.
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The Navasota Tablet repub-
fishes the BANNERS editorial on
the extension of the Santa Fe
to Navasota and remarks, the
BANNER perceives in the posi-
BILE building of the line from a
locality north of Brennan the
last hopes hope of direct rail-
road connection with the piner-
les of the northeast, whereby
the city may enjoy the advan-
tage of cheap lumber. Those
in BRENNAN who should be most
deeply interested in this railway
extension seem to be the most
apathetic.
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Anna DICKINSON, despite all
the ridicule that has been cast
upon her by the press and the
people, is now being encourag-
ed by certain newspapers to
persist in her histrienic career.
She is now playing Hamlet and
among other male characters
will play Macbeth and Claude
Melnotte. She will play in the
principal cities of this country
and then in Europe.
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The Dallas Herald calls at
tention to the fact that there is
entirely too much waste on
plantations and farms and that
the large crops are looked after
while minor matters are neglect
ed. 1t then copies an item from
the Albany, Ga, News and Ad-
vertiser, to the effect that the
bark of the cotton-root was
being shipped in bales to Bos-
ton and that it was worth at
Albany, the place of shipment,
six or seven cents a pound.
Cotton stalks are used in the
manufacture of paper and the
utilization of the bark of the
root makes the entire cotton
plant of value.
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TIE editor Of Esprit Of the
Texas Press" in the Houston
Post should be a little more
careful in giving his credits, in
last Sundays Post he credits
the BANNER with one or two
items that never appeared in its
columns. 1t was Of course done
inadvertently. The BANNER has
no desire to be given credit for
articles or items that have not
appeared in its columns.
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Tnr Bastrop Advertiser IS Of

the opinion that Judge John
Hancock should consent to be
a candidate for governor. One
thingis sure and that is that
Judge Hancock would make a
liberal aud progressive COVER
nor, one who is fully alive to
the interests Of Texas and the
wants Of the times.
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STATE NEWS.
Dallas is about to organize
a cotton exchange.

Dallas is about to organize
a cotton exchange.
The total enrolment of the
Houston public schools is
1872.
j. F. Palmer, a respected
citizen of Kosse, died on the
22d inst.
- "A hook and ladder COM
pany has been organized at
Georgetown:
"A Massachusetts firm talk
of erecting a $4,000 cotton
mill at Fort Worth.
- 1t has been decided to
hold a volksfest at San Antonio
on the 24th of June next.
Galveston hasa large skat-
ing rink, having utilized Paw
lion hall for that purpose.
Spiritualism is rife at Paris
and seances are held nightly at
different private houses in the
city.
- Skating Kinks are becom-
ing epidemic in Texas. As
there is eller skates are
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A bill to establish the whip
ping post has been defeated by
the Kentucky legislature and
the Wilmington Del, Every
Evening says, mot, we pre-
sumo, because the. members are
convinced that it is not a pro-
per punishment, but fear that
some ultra civilized apostle OF
sweetness and light and gush
might think Kentuckians bar
-barous."
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WE learn from the Galveston

We learn from the Galveston
News that Col. Seth Shepard
was married at Greensboro,
Ala, on the 18th instant, to
Miss Carrie Goree, ofthat place,
and returned Immediately to
Galveston. The BANNER ten
ders its congratulations; and it
will no doubt be joined by the
many friends OF Col. Shepard,
not only in this county but
Throughout the state.
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AccoRp1NG to the Richmond,

ACCORDING to the Richmond,
Texas, Nation, Hon. G. w.
Jones has forwarded go young
carp for distribution among
seventy-fve young farmers dis
ignated by him. 1t is safe to
predict that every one of these
farmers are Jones men. Jones
is a man who always remembers
his friends and he was never
known to send a congressional
document to a democratic
newspaper.
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OSCAR WILDE, an alleged
esthete, is now receiving much
more attention from the press
than he is entitled to. There
seems to be an esthetic craze
sweeping over the entire land.
The people oftheUnited States
are never so happy as when
they have a hobby. A year or
two ago it was the I5-puzzle,
now it is esthetics, next year it
will be something else.
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Deserving articles are always
appreciated. The exceptional
cleanlinss of Parker's Hair Bal
sam, makes it popular. Gray
hair are impossible with its &C.
casional use.
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WILLARD: HOTEL LOTTERY.
14th February, 80,
OR MONEY REFUNDED.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov, 10, 81.
Resolved that the Board of Commission
ers consent to a postponement of the draw
ing Of the Willard Hotel Lottery, until the
I4th day Of February. 1889, and that they
will not consent to any further postpone
ment of the same.
RoBT. MALLORY, Chairman.
By the above resolution this drawing must
and will be had on the day fixed, or money
distributed back to ticlSet-holders-
II enough tickets are sold before date
fixed, the drawing viii be had, and notice
OF same will be given Through the papers.
LIST OF PRIZES,
The Willard Hotel with all itsl e1El nm
+, Fixtures and Furniture. PhJU,eUU
One residence on Green street. -. SIs, 200
One residence on Green. street. -. 1900
Two cash prizes, each $1,000. 10000
Two cash prizes, each Sa,ooo. =. 1900
Five cash prizes, each ST. 900. 80. 5000
Five cash prizes, each $500. 2,Soo
Fifty cash prizes, each SIoo. 5000
One hundred cash prizes, each $50 5000
Five hundred cash prizes, each Sac 10000
One set Of bar furniture. ........ 1000
One handsome silver tea set...... 500
400 boxes old bourbon whisky, $50 Il, goo
10 baskets champagne, SIS. ...... $50
Five hundred cash prizes, each $40 5000
400 boxes fine wines, $50. -. 1900
200 boxes Robertson county whis-
key. S3o........ ........... 6,ooo
400 boxes Havana cigars, SIo.... 1000
Five hundred cash prizes, each $40 $500
AMOUNTING TO S36eS5o.
Whole tickets, S.; Halves 81; Quarters 81.
Remittances may be made by bank
neck, express, postal money order or reg
istered mail.
Responsible agents wanted at all points
For circulars, giving full information and
for tickets, address,
VIC. D. WHIPS.
Willard Hotel, Louisville, Ky
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boom; now buildings
erected and there is a general
rush-cause: the coming of the
Austin and Northwestern rail-
road.
"A stock company with a
capitnl of S24, 900, has been
found for the purpose of build
ing an opera house at Dallas.
A lot 100 X I25 has been pur-
chased.
= Five Russian Jews arrived
at Navasota last week from
Galveston and were taken in
charge by those of that faith.
Situations will be found for
them.
- Sherman is in total dark
ness at night; they have a gas
company and street lamps, but
the city has no money to pay
for it and the gas company
can't afford to give its gas away.
Emanuel Joseph, a young
man formerly of Brennan and
well known here, was last week
convicted of theft in the county
court OF Galveston county and
sentenced to Jail for five
months.
A company with ample
capitol has been organized at
Austin to work the newly dis
covered coal mine on the inter-
national, near Milano Junction.
The vein of coal is said to be
five feet thick.
Ell Paso will have an ice
factory in operation within the
next thirty days. Brennan has
been talking about an ice fac
tory for the past two years. 1t
takes great deal of talk to do
anything in Brennan.
The merchants of Dallas
held a meeting in the board of
trade rooms to take some &C
ton in regard to paving the
streets. Muddy sidewalks al
ways put paving notions in the
heads of people in towns with
out pavements.
The San Antonio Express
says that four young Germans
left for Germany the other day
carrying with them over $1,000
in cash, and yet they had only
been in this country about FIVE
years. This shows that Texas
is good state for money max
ing.
The Bastrop Advertiser is
working to get an extension of
the LaGrange tap road to Bas-
trop and it says to the people
If we desire to secure the tap
road prompt and decisive &C
ton is required. 1t is diff |
cult to arouse people to their
own interests.
IL c. Lloyd. a gamestezi
has been arrested in Fort Wod
on a charge of forgery in q
cago. Lloyd has a wife
five children and the spor
fraternity at the Fort rs
money enough to dfray
expenses to Chicago ano
started together. -.
- We learn from the
that grading on the extens1
the Texas Western
Gauge is completed abouN
miles beyond Pattison and
ly to the Brazos river.
road will cross the river
San Felipe, in Austin
and intersect the Gulf {
and Santa Fe about fo
beyond, at Sealy.
- Georgetown SUM-
terday we saw three
turkeys shipped from Ke
to Mrs. S. G. Talbot WI
near Georgetown. Til
very large. The gobbI
ed about IS poun
hens about 30 2
The gobblers
frequently weig
fifty pounds, SO
formed us.
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most promising appafths of this
kind is said to be one just de-
scribed by Mr.. Henry Sutton,
of Australia, to the British Roy
al Society. 1t appears, from in
formation now at hand, that Mr..
Sutton obtained the best re-
suits with negative electrode
copper and a positive of ANAL
gamated lead that is, lead
coated with mercury. These
two elements are placed in a
solution of sulphate of copper.
When a current of electricity is
passed through this cell the So
luton is decomposed and me-
tallic copper deposited on the
negative electrode, while the
positive is peroxidized. When
the. battery is being discharged
the action is reversed, the cop
per element being oxidized, and
the oxide combining with the
acid again forms sulphate of
copper. As the copper is de-
posted in charging, the solution
gradually loses its blue color,
being converted into sulphuric
acid. tits stated that Mr.. SUIT
ton will not patent his discov-
ery.
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JUST received one car load Of
apples. H. FISHER.
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Citation.

Citation.
The state of Texas, Washington county-In
the District Court, March TsEsSa lSSs.
FREDERICK
!. ! ! / |.
70. 500. ysf
i by max
- =. bme news
= four weeks
you sum
residence
efore the
= ~ ri for the
Monday in
+. -, - u March,
in the
I| - = te 10 an
- 3 e. ~, e ~, fled in
: Sc ms Cook, Ill
Bedding the filing of this suit has been a bona
fide inhabitant of this county. That on the
10Th day of December, A. ID. ISIS. the plain
| tin and defendant were legally married and
| lived together as husband and wife until
about January 18th, 1873, when defendant
voluntarily abandoned the plaintiff with the
| intention of abandonment.
That plaintiff was good and afectionate
husband to his said wife, and gave here no
for decree of divorce.
Herein fail not, but have you then and there
before said court this writ, showing how you
have executed the same
Witness, J. L. Moore, clerk of the District
Court of Washington county.
Given under my hand and the seal OF said
court at office, in the city of Brennan,
LIS. this january s5th, ISs2.
j. L. MOORE,
Clerk, ID. C. ". Co.
4 true sopy of the original and l hereby
order the same TO be published In the BIen-
ham Banner for four weeks.
J. II. HUTCHINSON, Sheriff w. G.
By w. n. NORWOOD, Deputy.
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depthS =
and one SIS
found at 9Th
of small sill
A novel he
electric light Is (li-
minsh the risk lat
sea. The light h,
is placed on a IN
such position ii
the rudder, Il ~
the direction E
course steered 3 res
Logs and piaE. pr
ends because...L. /.
face dries,fa :.
If muriatic
with lime a
ends like VI
ride of calctz
moisture and
As the uSs
comes moro al
the great ID lmk
method of f1t
for future e5re
widely app E the
announcemd cleo
trical accum 5nths
ago, thisha1 tudies.
and severale 5atteried
have been ed by
eminent elS The
~
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
FORFIGN NOTES.
sLoSDoE, Wednesday, 4

sIONDOs, Wednesday, Aprl ~, looS'
Tho total proceeds at the sale. yesterday OF the secohu
portion of the Sunderland Library were &-,J22.
dtspotch from Rio de Janciro says: " The Jewels ne
ionuc 70 ladies Of the Imperial family, when were re
Gently stolen, have been recovered
In London to-day "A great many people are wearing
,,ri,nroses Lord Beaconslcds fayortc lowers III mem
ory Of the late Earl this being the anniversary OF MS
death. 49,,
di.patch to the Vienna Pressc. from 81 fetiSD"e
,tes that General fgaticf has dismissed ms secretary
NJ PubnckoI, for writing an anti German pdhPni't'
Adyiccs from Buenos Ayrcs, OF March ~ sIa'o 'r''
Admiral Lynch had ordered am.ltary tribunal 10 as
,i in Lima 10 try Arena. aul all those VINO signed
pirrol,'s manifesto incting reVolltohh III Arel"P"'
Fifteen persons have been killed by coIhey eAPo7'on
at West stanley " -. ,
HAVANA April l0.-The papers report 'ha' '"o ANU
i,,s eu ,,ed in the erection ot new petroleum re-
o,,in the snbarbs of Havana have been drowned py
s,irc NJ schooner loaded With coal Tor tls re-
- I'M. mon were 10 have started Tor e"'loI" w
morrow. .,,, ,.,... .
WfyyrprG Man. April t0.-The river Is .'n HSriS u'
r,r.on Line north end o. the town being noo'el l.'"
, ,o Indication Of an abatement Weet Lynne Is unue'
, With the exception of portion or the DtiuAe lhe
w. ,ic, from Grand Forks report the waters sui
rising there -, -, ,,,,o,cr NJ ,be
ronosro April l9-Alexander Fisher munger VI '"o
o,rfo Rank committed suicide this AFTERNOON ny
hmself The cause 0f the act Is supposed 10 DC
iinc.s The affairs OF the Dauk are r1iu ~ 10
al right ,,... ,ta rot;,n -
u,LFAx. " 8. Auril 19.-Judgc Jackson 'ne Ie~fuis
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, 4

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Aprl H. 1857
Tha Controller OF the Currency has authorized tne
State National Bank OF Mavsvie. KY, TO commence
business with capital Of 100000
Judge Wye stated to-day that he would announce his
decision the motion for bill OF PARTICULARS III 'nc
OF Brady ct al tomorrow morning
Senator Jones' OF Florida, has accepted an invitaton
TO address the political organization known rs the
{" Young Democracy of Ncw-York" on the evening OF
the 10th instant.
At the close of business to-day United States called
bonds had been redeemed the Treasury as follows
Under the 1O6th call ss61 600 under me IV'th call
SlG,552, ,35O under the 1osth call, $l6,12s55o.
petition has been referred TO the House Committee
Indian Affairs in which il is charged that Iuhds III
tended for the education Of Indiana being used Tor
advancing certain sectarlan interests ana pro'eS'S
against the same.
The House Committee on Pacific Railroads to-day d
reccd Representative Paul to report TO the House ad
versey Representative Binghams Dill proposing an ap
preparation Of 900 to enable he Secretary OF War to
purchase the Pacific Telegraph line and branches.
The Acting Chief Signal officer has written to the War
Department. in reply to Mr. Crosbys request for an IN
vcstigaton OF the recently published charges against
him. that there Is evidence to connect either r
Crosby or General Meyer with Mr.. HOwgatc."
The Senate Committee Railroads to-day agreed TO
recommend the passage of the bill which provides for
Incorporating the Cherokee Central Railroad Company
with right Of way through the Indian Territory from
Fort smith, Ark along the Arkansas, Grand and Verdi
gris Rivers to point the line between the Indian
Territory and Kansas. near Arkansas CITY
The subcommittee of the House Committee on the Jul
dietary In charge OF that portion OF Representative Cobbs
bill which declares the forfeiture OF the lands granted to
Pacific Railroads on account OF their Noncompliance
with the granting acts held session to-day and fnrher
discussed the matter No conclusion was reached how
ever beyond an agreement to how TO proceed with
the consideration OF the cases
Marshal Henry has issued cir cular offering reward
Of $500 for the apprehension OF Captain Howgate VINO
cscaped from custody OF the Marshal the 18th in
slant Attached the card excellent photograph
of the Captain. IIis deecrpt is given AZ follows:
Fortysix years age five feet ten inches IN height,
weighs about 175 pounds, blue eyes. sandy hair, and
complexion somewhat pale when he left
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS
MAGELLAN ACQUITTED OF MURDER.

LONDON, April 19.-At Reading to-day Lotd
Chief Justice Coerdgc charged the Grand Jury I'd INC
case Of Roderick MacLean, who attempted 10 shoo1
Queen Victoria at Windsor, March In the course
OF his remarks the Chief Justice said Estate trials IN
England have been rare but the law bearing on the Case
though over 500 years DID, undoubed The rao's aS
narrated in the depositons OF the witnesses OF the
assault clearly support the charge" Baron Huddeston
also the bench. Sir George Bowyer is the lore
man OF the Grand Jury
The Grand Jury returned true bill for high treason
against the prisoner who a placed in the DOCK
He looked pale and haggard. He pleaded not guilty In
firm but low voice. The courtroom was crowded.
Sir Henry james, the Attorncyenera opened the case
for the prosecution. lie said that 1t was very agra
waited one. The jury had responsibility IN deter-
mining the condition of the prisoners MIND at tne unle
he committed the crime The evidence for the prosccu
tion went simply to prove that MacLean fired the shot
The witnesses were not cross-eXamincd.
MT Montague Williams, opening for the prisoner maze
shown that MacIGan had had the hOmicida mania Tor
years and had imagined that the English people were
AZ linst him and also that could be proved that Mac
Lean had been confined IN an asyl lum.
The superntendents of the Salisbury and Broadmoor
Asyums testified to MacIeans insanity They said That
they believed him incapable OF approaching the nature
quality of OF his acts Mr.. Williams asked Tor the
acquta of the prisoner the ground OF insanity Lord
Chief Justice COlerdgc summed up the case Inc jury
then returned verdict of not guilty the ground on
insanity.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
IMPROVING THE MISSISSIPPI.
icy TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRIpCNE.l

WAsHNGION. April Ex-senator Jonas, OF Lousi-
ana and Senator Garland, of Arkansas made strong
and eloquent pleas III the Senate to-day for relief
Tor the people Of the flooded region. They base
their arguments upon the fact that the
Mississippi River Commission was instructed totake
into consideration and report a plan OF plans, not
only for deepening the channel and improving navi-
cation, but iOr preventing destructive Hoods and
That the Commission IN their report evidently favor
the levee plan the one best likely TO accomplish
both purposes. TIE work of protection, they urge,
Is one which cannot be done by private enterprise
ioI reasons which are manifest; nor can IL be un-
dertaken by the states, for they have no power 10
make treaties one with another. The nver belongs
to the Nation, and il is the Nations duty-Ohcr
alterations aside-to restrain it,
Ar Garland, III addition 10 the more general ar
guments. urged especially the adoption of his
amendment increasing tue appropriation from SIX
10 hl'eeh mihons IL, said that if approprations
were maoe Tor the Mississippi with the same pro-
Poiloha'c hberahty as for tue rivers Of Indiana
anu some Oh The other Northwestern st.tea tho M
uohai cIodit would be unable 10 raise over, IL, Ior
rowing Ihe money appropriated lie c,t.d tho ,.,-
peHehce III removing the raft in the Red River
'oHs'c'' oos@H u appropriate for this work
III Ie-o ana had been expending money
''oi S'nCc' uh'I INC aggregate sum expended Wa
sufficient 10 dig an entire channel as LARGO os
that Of the Red River; yet the raft was not vet 20
moved This showed the folly of making ann,,,'r
atoms for such work in driblcts
Ii was not brought out III the debate. but Is under
stood to be fact that that portion OF the Misss-
Appi below tie mouth Of the Red River is wb.re
tIe evee' for the protection Of the farm lands are
most needed, while for the purposes of navigation
n''ie or no expenditure Is necessary The issue is
Dfoad and radical one between The Northwest and
lhs southern Mississippi Valley, and the re.pIt IL
fTIuutlui' H. ar. Frye closed the debate for today
ori G ripP VppySed tls appointments, but SUPPORTED tIe
vi,sd idIaI pm, he Jonas amendment he said in
'Aeu And advised the Commission 10 expend The an.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
THE ST. JOSEPH BOND ROBBERY.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, April 19.-George NJ. IT.
win, one of the bond thieves. who, with W. W. scott
was arrested in NewYork days ago, has testified
before the Grand Jury relative to the modus operand OF
the gang He says that Enos Crowther, the former
Register OF the city. who with John Cox was arresteu
last week for completely the affair borrowed Register
Ringos safe key and made impression of it, He then
had a key made, and, accompanied by Cox and Scott.
want to the Registers office opened the safe and ab,
stracted the bonds Irwin IN the plot and II had
been prearranged that he and should East sell
the bonds and return and divide the proceeds wlth
CrOwther and Cox; then $20OOOO more or the Oohus
the way. Irwin says it required several weeks 10
get the whole echeme arranged, ana even lhen they
acted too hastily to do sharp work.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
rar NrRDER OF MAYOR sTuBBs.
CRIMES And cASUALIIES-BY TELEGRAPH.
A BROOKLYN SAILOR DRowNED.

\ Il
NoRwICH. Conn, April l9-Ldward Dlgnon, OF
Brooklyn, sailor on schooner oN u. P'
ht ,. aiad at la.e last night, fel ONefpoSrd
and drowned. ...,.
MYSTERY ABOUT VI MUKDEE CASE;
RTCuNOND. VI, April l9.-it IL pIODabir lla, s'N-
,rl arlc-ts viii made 30 The case o me uhAli' ,''
foind dead noaf sutton Last week, and who wa wa 10, U ~
enf1osri PkinOn Jackrun II Is p'ii'e" ''''' ~ VS.
murdered Ia a hotel Al Swcct-hulB.
A WATCHaAS FOUND DEAD ,
PtcauONp Va. April l9.-laniel - hrrle' NaIu
,yatie nj Tie On, sapcake and OHIO RnwA! d,poi Na
tnu dd tbis morning between the car WIN lai
Z , W fr side of u- nrcA a. h. believed ti' III AZ
t.rtin0 f ps.s between Sic cars WIN li PS'"' AZ nv
ha,'t f,c searOn was accidentally discharged
ARHE,TgD oN THE cnAEGE or FoH%H VI KHliio,
pUtAp,IpIuA Apul lo.-Grorge II; N'Iaon
ei.i,'~ ia h.. "A resident ~ J. us was aIIr-ieu u'
a., 5,r f,r.iDs of tht gtnrfh MaAts't W
,"u ,inoeauois and Manitoba i.niOal 10 ,o't,'4 al
d'..',i 10 the general manager OF th' Fhnilo'l.',-
W.aciua iarDad roiuesug railroad pt-'e. N''5 1''1
YER found un thc PRISON ., and hc "a5 IA 'o' ''"
hold BURGLARY At TROY. -
Troy April ia. \. Prncrs carpe. s'otu sot o'e
rt,~ NJ, lurlass on saturday night. Inc ta5 W.
l i rfr,s ANT oil Ci0th stolen. some "l tnr p'ul ~
,r',,,.r.d yesterday in second ha al hl, Tio WI
va ,.,,t ,nc au Aide rninn, left a. kliv lA
s", n, ss formerly Ia Princes employ an
4, ia progress 10 dSVeilu4Ho |4O '0o-' "- w.
roach aAOUu.