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TO.DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Suicides.

NEW loaK, Mich H. TIE ds.!b Oh
Moaday eVe1ing last ct hif. N:lson w. Gar
daner a. Pisiofeld. N. j.. was not Tia result Of
an epople!c stroke. as had b,en stated by tho
deceased genlemaa's family. bet was c,used By
poison AIKEN By bin that be might escape the
sasms Of the expose OF bis nissppsepsiatious
ofthe funds CT the FRS. Baptist Chu.ca Of
Pisir6s!d Of Which for seven years past be had
baen The respected and trusted, treasurer.
Joho Casey, th;rsy-sish years old, baker,
comnl:ted suicide last blight by swallowing
dose OF arsenic. Ha had been dliukiug for
some Lime past, acd as his wifs refused to give
bin ton cents for drink he took tho poison.
BALTIMORE, March ll.-Frsuk E. Roast
vile, aged &c years. manufacturer ef shirts
Committed suicide this morning By shoo:iog
himsellio tbs head with pistol. a. bis home
on Caray SIest. He a,tt m pied su eide week
ago By tsSIog laudsnum. IL had been DEL
desponaent for some time,
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCa H..

The chief reason the proteo!ionis!s assign fer
maintaining the present high tariff, and the
ooly ons that has any effective strength with
the voters. is that suoh tariff projects the
free labor Of America asains. the paupcr labor
of Europe. ao1 keeps up the p,ics of the for
mer. II this be 80 it is the only conceivable
resson Why the country should have protec-
two tariff at this stag, OF its eZistebco. II this
be not 30. no man can sssigo rational cause
for o tariff that doubles the pries Of amps;
everything tho laboripg mao consumes. Tha.
IL is not 80 is exclusively demonstrated by al
iaoidsnt that has j1ss ccc1fred at the RI &c ak
Iron Works 10 Pennsylvania, where q strike
of the employees was brought 10 g sudden CLOSE
10 favor OF the employers By nsRly arrived fol-
eigners Who gladly took tho places Of the
strikers at tho old rates. The moaoDOliJts
prstenoa ct protecting labor is transparent
bumtug, that oso 20 logger gull any Intelligent
workman. IL they really dssirs to protec
American LABOR. Why don't they 10y 8 tax upon
the importation of foreign lsb:r? Blu! ias!ead
Of that they wish to hood the county With
foreigo cheap labor. IS shown By their votet
on the Chinese bill 10 the u. s. Senate, where
their foIc,s YER, lod by Messrs Hoar snd
Dawes, who are 10 full ncoord with the libs
val movemeL in Virginia"
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Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
NJ, &. Conference.

10 tho Baltimore Annual Confsrs5ca Of tho II.
L. Ohutth 10 session ia Bahimera v,sssrdsv. 8
ps1er vas read, sna ma3s the order fos t. isy,
selling tcrth lhat: "WSc.assia ths E,sson's
soutess 70 tbs l,ss Gsoerai CoGfararc, tbs 20
l'"ia2 Sentiment wss expressed: II hss been
OUT loagmeat IN geasraI thos ls is l9s wise 70
Coeoas 81 cidsr ieea- ore district to another
ac!log Inc term, and whereas tho general Coz
ference took upon that p5riion O! tbs address
tho following sc!lcn: That the. o1nnitses Cd
ephoopaey having hsd under consideration thGs
por'!on OF The Bishops address relating 20 the
ADMINISTRATION 10 regard disappointing presi-
oips eioets' r!comnend5 the following resolu-
tisn Tor adopli9n: Resolved, That We approve
tto suggestion OF the Bishops address that lhs
same men shall not be kept 10 tho ef1l,e OF prc-
siding elder for Eore than four years consecu-
lively, but that We Go not Thick il should b i
recogoz.d ss lnls in +. gard TO Stich thsre
| shall not be EXCEPTIONS While We RECOGNIZES il
| IS prltclple of ouf church eoouomy that the
| presiding eIdsrs ere 10 be appointed by the b;st.
ops IN the'tx res, OF their cody judgment, snd
| Will, further We shall accept obsdisniIy and
;ius!!uy the decision Of tho Bishop DOW pre-
sld!o2 ever Ibis sasSica OF tho Bil.imore Coz
iefefc'. We 90 most respectfully, bu. urgently
request MN 70 respeos 10 mskicg up these az
| Dointmen's the eb17e sentiment Of tho church
expressed through tho bishcas authority"
When the candidates fer full admission ioto
the noellag were then sskod if they Ecu!d re-
/ tfsln from the use OF tobacco, ono Of them
| replied that DO would not sbs;sip from lila n "a,
bu; modified bis reply aud 5aid that re would
endeaV1r to DO 80; aoother replied !hes lie
would no. promise TO ststsio." while tYo az
sRered thSs thty you'd abstsia. Qli:s an cx-
clsemen: over tho replss YES mse!fest in b,
| conference, erd a nun5sr Of the preachers
| aresa end asked what the answers were, Rev,
W. /. u. C:eGm ssksd the p.asidi:g Rishcp
| what efeat tie rsp.i,s wcald have up,u tho
candidates? The Bishop arsWertd that i: Fss
explained that the q1sgy couc:rniug toasc,o
was simply q1erp, ald rot rule. his Clsnm
appeared TO outsider thss promise 20 sbs,.ip
from thu uso Of tobacco 1aa y;qaiai:e tu!!v o.
mlch Us an answer that ih, oardi9a.o vould
sc'ent tbi dcc::iao cf itineraScy. The uiuis-
| tels Wh, uso the wood dig no. tske IBIS vi; " Of
Is at all: Tie dtbaie vas gIosiig rather warm
When the preIljns QUESTION WAS called GA 20.
| cspii'g the candidates. tbs vote ia fa7cr al
| the Candidate Hho had said 10 tbs frs, irs.nDcc
tia: ne would not abstaiu wss very nearly uopr.
imoue, DOT nlCrs thar three votes teicc ID the
negative. scd the result wss hailed vita er.
ptause, not oal, en- the floor cf the house. tui
use 10 tie galleries. and by. some iss Of hi
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The European War CIouit.

LONDON. NIB ll.-Reuar' Bsrl;n Telegram
re1norHos hs Czn's sebrk, to General Skobe-
ltll Tor his fcosas uiteraro.s says to, Cur also
slE: Even luke: raises her head ard re-
fuses to sign tho c,nveotiau fer ttc payment.
OF tuo war exoens:s, because she hopes wer
Etll soon Erssk out hatReon Russia aed GET
many and Austria. You desire to be useful to
the Slavs, bu', havisS irrtated Germany, you
nave destroyed tv!n that neutrality which alone
was rosslals u1ctr pre5eo! c;reumstarc!s. Ger
many. as neutral power 10 the SlaV question,
II not 10 tie eastern question, IVES thinking Of
proposloz to &c: a. mediator Shs now firmly
rstasis 10 aid The Sls75 Of Tho peninsula. Thus,
tharks 10 you, Russia feels herself detidsd.
hooted at AID completely isolated in f. ,rooa."
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DIED.

, La IBIS city on the night of Friday Maroa 10 b.,
aSEkE sCHLICHr1NG. aged dS years.
(Sundsy) afternoon at 2 o'clock. from his late
resl5ence northwest corner of Alfred and Queen
streets. The triendHand acquaintance OF The
family sto invited to attend
ct the residence Of her parents, in Nokssyille,
on Friday night March 81, 1882, ,fera Ions
tuhsring Illness of consumption, which she bore
With Christian resignation and psti ,nce, FLOR.
GNCE JACKSON, daughter of t. B. and M,
Virginia E!iicots, aged 10 years and 26 days.
Nia. MAHALA FLRTCHER died a. bsr
nome, ne'r Ssltm, Fsuquier ccuaiy, on thel2!h
pltlno, in tina s21 yeer of her sge. She was
lnd lor 10 years preceding her death, ard her
euaefing was long continued.
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81 Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should
be stopped Neglect frequently results in I'D
EncHrable Lung Disease or COnsurnD.
atOn. e R % w MS Ii IL d n q III II A Il
FaSTCaaEs DO not disorder the stomach like
cough syrups and bslshms. but act directly
on tie fnfiamed parts, alsying irritation,
give reliefin Asthma, Bronc hitas. : Coughs,
Gsst:srrh, and the Throat Troubles which
singers and Public Speakers ore sub.
jet TO. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Iroches have been recommended by phvsicisrs,
and always give. perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and constant use for nearly
en- entire generation. they have attained well.
Inerlted rank among the few staple remedies OF
TIE sse. Sold ct 2bc. q box everywhere mhl9
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LIST OF LETTERS.

The following is list of tho letters remaining
in the Alexandria, Virginis, postotico Mar. H.
.vertieed and give the date of the list.
IF not called for within thirty days, thew will be
sent to the dead letter Office, in Washington.
King, Miss Sennie T. Washington, Miss Nj
" Leary. Cornelius Wiadeor. Jsm,s W
Rose, T. W Whiting, Mrs Tartar
Robinson, Mrs NJ 4 Webster, MissJ K
Richard ION, Joseph
Il LEWIS MCKENZIE, p. NJ.
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nj, Z. Church South Conference.

Az the session Of this emf: resos il T;edcr-
lcssbars yesterday. R,v. W. ", Walls. d,
William Cock and Oliver EcCu cieoo. CT tic
msihodist Church Of ireland. we.o i2'ro9uc.d
by tho bishop. and after addr;ss,s, ic.o!a,ioos
ware unanimously adopted, xores:ilg t.s syn
patty of this c,nisroro, with .ir bret! rsn Of
me Me!hodlst Chutch Of lrelaod, o9nmsndicg
Df5, Cook aud hlcUutchcou TO the love AID o3r-
husrco OF tho brethren everywhere, acd ,x-
pressing the hope "that out Of our ricaps thew
may recaiVe help 10 tao lime Ct tha txirenit,
of their church at hama. AID th.. rs will giys
them aid 10 thai: oomneod aSla Di5si:a." A
collection taken up rsai.z d i.ands9,as INN
A commiitee wis appointed 70 'i.yas.isa,o
the charges of SANDER preferred ceaiss: R.v,
D. j. Pottelh:ld By the cftic:a! boy IT tn:
church It Thlch DO was assistant passcr, q
voto OF sympathy YES extended Rev DR.. S. X
Cox. editor OF tia BaI:im ,re EpiscopoI hctlo-
DIST, upon the death Of his Eltc, tho rpgnb.rs
Young sllcu.iy By raising their hspis TIC
oasracters ct lumbar OF eId;rs Of the " as.
ton and Baltimore districts wore ex:.i5ni ard
passed.
D. &. Eoz'Cr, W. Z. G. Cos sid q, II
Saunders, OF the ssoopd ysar. hsyies pss.-
ed their eXamloatio ns were aCvs.csd TO tie
class OF ths third yaar. j. A. Aud. rsop, ",
A, Wagner, J,oob s. Hopkins, W. A. Dusov'
y. T. u. Collins. Luke Is. hardwood, R5bs1t
W. Williams aud w. K. Marshall, of tbs clnss
CT the tJurth ysar. hEving PISSED their txsu;-
nations. waro elected to older's order, R,y.
Samuel Rodgers, on bshaf Of the members Of
the conference. presented handsome gold
wa!oh and chain to Rev. j. s. Marin, scr
tsry OF the corfsrorc, for taeaty-nino wears.
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III. 2. Conference

A:yaSt'sday's safs.oa CT the Methods: Pio..
as sns Conftratc,i il B,'tim,ro roacIu ion uss
ad 1ptd, ins:ru,!ipg III, rr!sidsas 10 scca
greetings to ths NJ, e. Oanfercucs. ID "a
telegraph the sans to :he II. E. Scu b C,oEti
elos 10 81 ion 1t Fredericksburg,
A letter was oliV:d from cllofsd u.i.,cr.
Rev Z. Il, Washington. Of Bs,kly rsrisb,
Sau:h Carolina, sia ing that h. his 6ge
churches 10 charge. sad be had reeontl3 b1i!t
Two LeW o1es. and lha: be COW hss Gyo c!isicd
men whom hs desires shall b,cJma r,iniq,ITs,
and asks The conferences ats stance.
Ac3m 4uacatiou VAS referred 10 sho mission
cry committee from ALEXANDRIA,, mission Wy
elnla, ssking for lhs Ie:urn IF their last ras.cr.
kev. s. g.. TreGwa7, ard promising 10 rsjss
$500 towards his salary.
Ito report CT The special committee in favor
OF consuunsiltg plan for the establishment
OF school oftheulc g.. WIS adopted BIZ. vote of
81 yeas to II DEys.
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So fsr 1t lesat as tha federal patron ago in Vir-
gtniR is concerned, the Preaiden: is deter niEtd
to comply with the terms Of the disgraceful com.
pic; entered iato between the republicans and
the regulating democrats in this State. Ha on
Thursday removed Mr. Lur!y. straightout
republican, from the Office of o. s. Attorney for
the Western Distr:ci Of Virginia and appointed
Mr.. Shelley Lewis, sdjus:or republican, ard
son of 1t. Gov. Lewis. to the place. Virginia
republicans must support the rsadjustsrs or
hsve the countenance of the President OF tho
UI lied States Withdrawn from them.
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By 4. T. Lucas, Auc,ioneer,

STALUABLE REAL ESTATE II ,cu,
CITY OF AhExANDKIA, Va rSS
authority Of The dec,es q; T Va
CiI cut Court for tho city OF Alexandria W
the consolidated chancery Gu ias of C,E,nor,
s. CO. against ohnstoa's adM'x. and otte;s sOS
Gurnail egslr s. Fossets and others, pas:oir-
the Ii st day OF Oc:ober. 1857. tho u.Gers,~ns.
commissioners IN srei1 namcd will offer f., ss1
on SATURDAY Ap,i 18Th, 1892 a. y o'c,",
n, By public auction, in front of tho U,S.,
HOUSE doot on Fairfax street in the ci;y &C A.
exendr!a. Va. the following der .ibld prcnn,..
A LOT OF GROUND with EElCk Run.
thereon, bounded and described IS fn;;ot,.
Beginning on the Wat eide Of st. Asapa n,ss,
1876 feet inches south Of It's interrogation WV
Hing street; thenco w sserly and pars!io! Win w.,
klIs street l23 feat inches; tn aI c, sor,ls.r
and parallel with S: As4ph street rs (oe.. ib.,'
eastsrly snd psral!el with King stree. A. fA..;
inches; thenca sou,herly aai plrs.!tl win -
Assph street - feet thence ees.e.!y su,i No.,
lei with Ei1g stree! 70 f,e. to St Assph s,lsr.
thenco aorth on st. Assph street sc f,s: ~ -,
beginning; tubjecs however, TO 8 rish. Of VI,
over :" feet alley batTesa Ito property 49,
north. Alao, '''
A LOT Of GROUND wah tus l:,;n,
STABLE thereon. b,gin1 ils a. tie rr,n..
formed BY ths intersection C the .,h a.A y
boundaries OF the above lot, aud ruaoinc n.
Iorthwardly With said A.h boundary - , ne
thence wes!wasdly AID parallel with (, Les;
feet inch 6 to the nolsh west enene7 tasS
stable; thence sorlhW.rdiy ard .r 0, sel';:
st. As.ph street II fec. inch:s y. ssalIl VII
tho dividing line Of The 6cuhl.- s, ~ " Ss
thereon, snd which stable 1s,r s.so - s,aa
~ me manror mentione:. IT. dead frtm {; NJ n.
+ hHn.gas ~ j. 3. Esllo'~cll. Gatsd aulil II TS,
.nS' ..e essterly and .hro'le Oh ssid dcueIc s,,n
md parallel With King sirss: Is !c:! iact::
more or less, to tho p;astern wall OF gs;h s..bie.
THENCE south with s.i eastern VEL 10 h ;as.
lection with The 9th boundary Of the Gooie :ao,.
TONED lot; IN Sec, eas!wardy ty taiI 81
D2ntdify G1:' n2ed to the te4inrins.
Terms OF sale: Ono third OF ira ru:c%g,
money IN cash, and the residue il Two ,ql.
payments st twelve and eighteen mon.ts. WITH
interest n ON tho day of sxle; the notes OF tie
purchase.r, with security, TO DO taken f., Inc d:
telred Payments, and tie little to the propery
r!etaine i until thu whole OF tho purch.s rlcEe:
10 paid. Convey sncir 2 At the cott OF the p.:
cEaHJr.
FRANCIS Il. SMITH, J Ccnui.i
THOS. MOORE, L:
JOHN II, JOHNSON, J SEQ
mhl1-wts
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Meniravills CornRel. C highly respected cit
iz.a Of PfiEos William county. diod on Sa,ur-
Day last at bis homo meas Independent Hill,
aged ebous IS years,
Jim Jones. ope OF tho colo:ed men Sho es-
capped from the Jail at S!suotoa last Saturday,
vas run oyer and killed 90 tho Chesapeake aud
OAio Railroad n:Xs dag Wills: attempting TO
seal ride. ....-
A daring a!tonp: wss msdo BY uekaewa
n8fiiss Dlght OF two ago to murder Mr.. Geo.
E. Matux and family, in Prince George county.
By chlorotormlng them while asleep. snd then
setting 6re to the house. L. Tas with difficulty
that the occupants Tero gotten cut. Ma,tux'
s!ore was ucx: piIlascd and set Ga fire. Both
residence aud store veto entirely Consumed with
s!l their contents,
Gov. Cameron has su!hetzad the Com nca-
waslh's attorney, of Mstthsws county. to en-
plcy addilioDtl COUNSEL to assist him ia prosecu
ting lho oysermsr now coi Fl ,od 10 the isil Of
that county charged with illegally dredging il
| the waters of this State. The reports thai
there ere several oyster vessels 10 tho Kappa
hammock river engaged in the unlawful TAXI %
| OF these succu'ant bipslvcs, contrary to law
seom 10 be otfi;ned BY liter reports from
Counties alorg tho northern neck.
We learn from tho Front Ro7sl Sentinel tina
the Belmont Vineyards and Fruit Farm il
Warren county, uodor tho energetic aid entes
| prisirg management of McKay & Ashby, err
| ur0spe1ins greatly. Their sales in 1882 were
jest three fold what they were 10 1879. There
| hss lust been put in operation 20 horso pow
CT erglno, which eraat'y increases their faoi
| ties for meeting tho hesvy demands for tbsi
products The shipments for February. 1882
wore one third moro than FIR thu same month
| in 1881.
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ARroRTsD sulcIDExIt is repor:ad that Mr
z. n. Lakeland. wtn.knoan farmer, residing
near Charlestown, jill :rson county, West Va,
has Committed suicide by shooting him self
through the head with pistol. doath resulting
lnssantaneousy. MI Lakeland was q gentle,
man OF intelligence and one of the most sue c sss-
splendid specimen of physical manhood, bein 2
about 4S years OF age. six feet four inches ia
height and weighing 240 pounds lie was o
member of Company B. Twelfth Virginia Cav.
airy, during the lete war and was highly co.
teamed. He was bschelor, and leaves beau
iltul estate, valued at from S45,CO0 to $50 COZ
Last fall he becsm melancholy without appar.
snt cause and placed himself in private asylum,
Out had bsen taken home, mis- case having been
pronounced hopeless
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Halls Vegetable SilIcian Hair re.
newer

powerful restorative agents in the vegetable
kingdom. It restores gray hair to ;s original
color. It makes the scalp white and clean. 1t
cures caldtuff and humora, and falio2 out OF
tha hair. It flrnish:s tho nutii.ive principle by
makes the hair moist, soft aud elcs,y, and is IN.
surpassed ss hair dressing 1t is the most
economical preparation ever offered 10 the pub.
lie. as i!s en:c.s remain long time. making
only ca occasional application necessary. I: ia
recommended and used by eminent medical
men, und Officially endorsed by tho Stale As.
sager Of Massachusetts. The popularity of
Balls Eair Renewsr hiss increased with the test
Of mlny years. both in this country and in
foreign lands, and it is now known and used in
Gil the civilized COUNTRIES of the woilI. 49,.
FC. ssle By sll dealers.
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The vote on the question Of the adoption Of
the now rules which the republicans sr, trying
to get through tho House of Representatives
will onatls the Dsopo Of FirgiCis, says the
Richmond Dispatch. to kaov at orc, the party
relations of Mosar5. Paul and FoIserson.
Those Of the pscp's of Virginia who livs in this
con CT tho Stste. don's require sry moro
evidence to satisfy then about the parry rela-
tions of Mcssrs. Paul a1d Falsersoa. When
thts, two Rentiemeu voted for Keller, pre-
bounced bloody shirt radical, for Speaker Of the
Hous,. std against Randall. Northern demt-
Graf with Southern synpath;os, they wanted
every oily 10 know exactly thsir party relations
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The Baltimore Conference

BALTIMORE, Md, Mar 1.-THE Baltimore
coIfere' CO OF the Methodist Epi:cap,I Ohu;ch
coollausd its session to-day Bishor, Wiley Die
s'diog. The missionary ssryicas are to be
htid Monday st 10 O'Clock. to be Immediately
followed by memorial ss,y:.oes.
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Financial.

NEW YORK. Maroa 1.-the stccS market
9peaed weak - Per oco.. ia1er than vest 81 :
Jay pIlc;a 10 The csrly d.sho G I. stbov oh
some what irregular, tho general lisl fell eff al
PSF cent. Els was followed by an advanced
alf per csns. subsequently, tasro WAS gen.
efal reaction of 5,1 per cent.
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Mr. Lamb. the readiuster Mayor Of N 5rto!k.
threatens the Old Feows,of thst city With bis
ibhaenc, to have THAR hal taxed. because they
would no. le. the reaijusers hold political
meeting in il, Ihs day Of racko1icg oauDot BIO
long DELAYED
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eastern LUNATIC AsYLUM.-Ata meeting
OF the Bosrl of Directors. of the Eastern Luna
tic Asylum held at Williamsburg Thursday tho
following officers we're elected: Dr.. r. A, Wise,
superintendent; Dr.. James II. Garlick, of Nav
Kent county. and Dr. w. Ii. Hubbard. of
James City county. assistant ph5 sicisps; M. A,
Wottsn. matroo; and Thomas g. Psachey, of
Richmond, steward.
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EennOr Again

MONTREAL. Msrca ll.-Mr. Vennor ssys:
Il would Sarn Nav York ard the CONT
glous senbosrd. ASP h. Middle States and
possibly Newfoundland, and the nali i,s proyI
lnees OF Tho app,osoh # storm period on the
lS:a aud l9sh Of taep;csent monsb, probably
With tesvg rates. and high Winds 10 lie former
sec!lon aud niud. snow and raiufa;ls in tho
Iattor -
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PertIous Position.

READING. Pa. March LINEN Thursday
night hcsriue cries for hslp, fannd Wilson Roth
stb:rstr, ct Ensu', on tho E,st Psnrsylysain
Railroad, With til foot fastened between tho
rails snd uoabe 20 Y rio,se hims2lf. A train
Which Was a'r,sdy 10 sigh. WA stopped unlii
the MIN was released from bis paril. ul pcs
linn f
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Fatal Accident.

, ATcHIsoN' Kansas, March 11-E,esteio
i bernstein vas au' to ptoss 90 ..ho West baurd
t p on r tno Atoh'sop; Tor::ka& S,n,o FIR.
~ H.. Oh 0, inufs9a7 nlsh' P0r,iOoa of lis body
"ere S'auereo s!ops, the treck fer 200 wards.
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The Methodist Protestant Conference.

. BALTIMORE, March II Tao Marylsnd
Uontererc, Of Tho Methodist Protestant
Church this m9ruirg adopted the rrport of tho
committee on btu,Gsri,s to which various
papars cen! to tho c,nferenc, bad boau refe,-
rec.
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Senator Jones Gays '.his is 9 government! for
white people," bat when the Chinese are not
involved. always votes with those who want tho
government of The South at leas. TO be for black
people.
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SNOW Storm

MOUNT PLEASANT, Iowa, blar. 1.-the
mo'' severe saow Storm fbs! hss boon knov
mere ter years rsg:d ali day Yesterday. oou :
p!eteIy Stopping all business,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-11

great many people in the South hsv, lorg
known what some people in the North arc now
syiag about the lsts President, but they held
their tongues, in obedience TO the rrecap. .hst
nothing blu! good should DO said Of the dtsd
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NEWS or The D.4Y.

Senator Hills condition yestcrdty WIS coz
siderably improved.
10 the Maryland Senate yesterday. tho Ser
ate bill to mark the boundry line be!w.e5
Maryland and Vrgioia. wss passed.
MI. j osas PenDit e on. retired stcckb broker
committed suicide ct his reedcro, on FfapkIr
street. Baltimore yesterday, by tho,Ii,g hin
self through tho brain.
All Ct the docu nants 10 connection with lbe
Coohet and L,udreau claims against the PERT
Wan government have haen fouod smo5g the
archives of the pslaoo at Lima. They are to ba
published. and s,me Interesting revelations are
consequently promised.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-11

Two young men, Lsroy and James Rodss.
ere suspected of the murder of Mr.. J. 0. Mas
sic and bis wife. in Aibsmsre county, few
days ago. Leroy Redss hes bseu arrssted, and
james Rodes made his escape TO the mouutsip,
but is being pursued.
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Court Of Appeals Yesterday,

Pace, assignee Va. Picklin's execu.1i, and
others. Argued by W. W. Horny for sppellees
and submitted.
Dupfees acmn s.rator and ais ". Crawford
and others. Argued by W. w. henry f)r sp.
pelant and sub uItted. '.'f
LSbrook vs.. Ingram. Writ OF error refused
10 judgment of the RustinEs Court of Danyille.
FoWler vs.. Jet, &c. APPEAL refused to a
decree OF the Circuit Court OF Floyd county.
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RefaicHtf0n.

NV i'hK March ll.-Tbo exact ararot
~ st.ou':ties snd money s,clan from tho FouY,h
lauEnsl Bask by Richard Fl. CornBel tho
o-tau'f'9g loan cork. appears 10 be SIP 0GO