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social science Association.

special meeting OF tho District OF Colum.
bia Social Science Association Will be held at
the parlors OF the spencerian business Col
lege, Ninth and d streets northwest, on satur-
day evening, April /, at O'Clock. Upon In
yitation OF the association, an address Will be
delivered by Mr. Charles wyllys Elicit upon
" "Workmen and Wages In Ancient Egypt
and To-day" The discussion, which will bear
upon work and wages In this country, Will be
continued by brief debate, participated in by
the members and guests Of the association.
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stylish Spring Suits to Order, SIS.
Hamburger's, 615 Pennsylvania avenue.

A SUIT has been entered by Geo. Simms
against Charles Pomeroy to recover $4,000.
The plaintin claims that In April, 1870, do
fendant agreed to sell him 500 acres OF land
IN Florida, and consented TO Andrew Langdon
conveying TO plaintiff house 1743 Eleventh
street as collateral security, the plaintiff
assuming to pay of certain indebtedness
thereon, and charges that the defendant has
refused TO carry out the agreement. He further
charges that the said house was incumberod
more than Its value, and that he has lost In tie
transaction $4,000.
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Chandler.

Mrs. A. King Chandler 707 Market Space,
Will open tomorrow morning Il lot OF dry
goods from auction, which Will be sold far be-
low regular prices. Mrs. q. invites all her
friends 10 come and see the great restoration
OF her formerly popular style of doing busi-
ness. Prices low-goods the best.
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HE EVENING CRITIC.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The special bulletin issued from the Signal
once to-day says
The Indications are that slightly warmer
and partly cloudy weather will prevail in New
England and the Middle States on Saturday.
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The Finest DisnIax

OF spring goods will be next Monday at Baum's
grand spring opening. handsome opening
Will be presented TO all the patrons
of the house.
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We Are Prepared

for the spring. You are invited to examine
our stock. Eiseman Bros, clothiers and tail
ors, corner Seventh and E.
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This theatre turned people away again last
night. The performance Is immense, and
Colonel Snelbaker, the manager OF the great
consolidation, appears TO have secured the
best talent in the profession.
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Skin Diseases Cured .

One thousand dollars reward for a better
remedy. Frazier's magic ointment has cured
the worst cases OF this awful disease. Sold by
all druggists at fifty cents per box.
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"FEAn brings Disgrace, bravery brings
honor, e0acardice sGpes no man from has fate"
Gays the Caliph Omar; but DR.. Bulls cough
syrup has saved millions from an awful fate.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR RECONSTRUCTION OF
l. THE JEFFERSON SCHOOL BUILDING.
OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, March 30, 1882
SEALED PROPOSALS for reconstructing the
Jefferson School Building will be received by the
Commissioners of the District of Columbia until
noon of April next. Plans and specifications
and instruction may be had at this Office. A de-
posit of $500 must accompany each bid as guar
antee that the bidder II successful. will enter into
contract, with good and sufficient bonds, within
five days from date OF the award. The entire
next.
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
BY order OF the Commissioners of D. G.
THOS, b. ENTWISLE,
mr31-5t Inspector of Buildings.
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AMUSEM z NTS.
Ford,s Onern-IIouse.
National Theatre.

"Adrienne" attracted another large audi
ence last night Tonight she Will appear as
Camille
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THE DEATH OF MR.. KER.
Actfcn of the Washington stock Ex.
change.

cnMmkes
At the meeting of the Washington Stock Ex-
change, in announcing the death OF Mr.. Jacob
w. Ker, the president Of the Board, Mr.. @. H.
b. White, made the following remarks:
"Gentlemen, II becomes my painful duty TO
announce the sad and untimely death of our
,Teasurer ws MI; Sacon &c "; ker, which occurred
Ker was one-of the original members OF this
Exchange and although unable to be In regu-
manifested q lively interest ST. in S'', its wei,
fare. Let us cover his self-innicted
wounds with the mantle of our charity, and
lay upon his llfeless remains the tribute OF
sincere sorrow, that career which gave
promise OF great usefulness and honor has
been terminated so sadly and abruptly. His
afnicted relatives have our heartfelt SYM
pathy."
At the conclusion OF his remarks there were
several speeches made showing the high esti-
ton OF Mr.. Paris the chair appointed Mr.. y.
Q. Gre enc, Mr.. J. Stanley Brown and Mr.. II. D.
Cooke a committee to draft resolutions
pressing the sincere grief OF the Exchange at
his death.
The following resolutions were reported by
the committee and ordered to be engrossed on
the minutes of the board:
"Resoired, That ia the death of Jacob W.
Ker, the treasurer OF the board, the Washing
whose manly character and business capacity
and integrity have been recognized and ap-
preciated by all with whom he came in con-
TACT.
s'And, whereas there have been extensively
circulated statements rejecting upon the In
tegrity of Mr.. Ker, ..and whereas the Exchange,
after careful inquiry, nnd the said
statements to be without foundation in fact;
therefore be 1t further
'Res0ired, That the Exchange in this formal
and public manner characterize as untrue all
statements derogatory to the honor and probity
OF Its deceased member"
As a token OF respect the usual business
OF the Exchange was. omitted, and after the
adoption Of the foregoing resolutions the
Exchange adjourned.
A Brutal Act.
In the Police Court to-day Charles Barnes, a
burly negro, who has recently been employed
at Kalusowskfs drug store, at Ninth and H
streets, was charged with making an assault
ON small boy named Harvey Murray, and
pleaded guilty. 1t appears that yesterday
afternoon Barnes was working in the cellar Of
the drug store, when group of schoolboys
passed, and In their frolic one of them
knocked or Harvey Murray's hat, and 1t fell
down the cellar-steps, and tho boy went down
into the cellar after 1t, when Barnes rushed at
him, and becoming very angry said the boys
were annoying him, and, SELLING a large glass
vessel full of sulphuric acid, threw 1t at Muir
ray, who threw up his arm and protected his
face, but received a shower of the burning
liquor on his body, which destroyed his cloth
ing and burned his arms and legs, and would
have had even more serious results but for the
prompt action of Mr.. Kalusowski in applying
which were burned. Judge Smell sentenced
ninety days.
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TAPITAL THEATRE.

T roTuRrs'
DIR. E. P. ROWLAND will lecture on Dentis-
try and Anmsthetics at the Curtis School Build
ing, Georgetown, on Tuesday evening, March 2s;
at odd-Fellows' Hall, Navyyard, on Thursday
evening, March 30, and at Lincoln Hall, cor. 9th
and D SITS n. W.. on Saturday evening, April l. A
number of persons will breathe Nitrous
Oxide showing its wonderful an@sthetc effects
ON the human system. Each lecture will close
with an exhibition of beautiful and instructive
Lantern illustrations the Polarization of Light
and the Wonders of the Microscope. Doors open
at O'Clock. Lecture commences at o'clock. Ad-
mission 25 cents. mr2s
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READ THE RECORD.

"It saved my fe."-E. b. Lakely, Selma, Ala.
at is the remedy that will cure the many dis
eases peculiar to men."-MOthers' Magazine.
at has passed severe tests and won indorse-
ments from some of the highest medical talent In
the country"-New York World.
mo remedy heretofore discovered can be
held for one moment in comparison with H."
Rev. c. A. Harvey, ID. D., Washington, D. c.
This remedy, which has done such wonders, Is
put up in the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLE OF
any medicine npon the market, and is sold by
Diabetes, inquire for wARNERs SAFE DiA.
BETEs CURE. II is a POSITIVE Remedy.
H. IL WARNER 4 CO. Raehastar A. Y
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Tho HOwIand Lecture.
kkating Rink TO.night.

DIR. Howland's interesting lecture on dem
tistry, with.the accompanying illustrations aud
experiments, will be repeated at Lincoln Hall
to mia
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CAPITAL Theatre.

The best minstrel show ever exhibited IN
is that conducted by Barlow, VIII
son, Primrose West at the National. Natl
nee to-mQrroW
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Tonight MIR. j. Raymond Mayer OF Chicago,
the famous expert roller-skater, Will give an
exhibition OF fancy roller-skating at the rink
on New York avenue tonight.
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MAY BUILDING. oPPo. U. s. POST OFFICE

THE LEADING SCIENTISTS OF TODAY
agree that most diseases are caused by disordered
Kidneys OF Liver. If, therefore. the Kidneys and
will be the result. This truth has only been
known short time and for years people suffered
discovery OF Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure marks new era in the treatment ofthese
value il contains lust the elements necessary to
nourish and invgorate both of these great organs,
a POSITIVE REMEDY for all the diseases that
cause pains in the lower part of the body-for
Gravel-Fever, Ague-Malarial Fever and all
difficulties of the Kidneys, Liver and Urinary
Organs.
II is an excellent and safe remedy for females
during Pregnancy. II will control MeAstruation
the Womb.
As Blood Purifier II is unegualed, for 1t cures
the ORGANS that make the blood.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EoRp's OPERA HOUSE.
~ Ri EA.
CAMILLE.

II RHEA. CAMILLE.
Tonight and Saturday Mainec- Camille.
Saturday Evening, MILE. RHEA'S farewell.
Adrienne Souvenir Night
Ench lady will receive a Handsome Placque,
with Mile Rhen's picture az a Adrienno. On this
occasion she will recite In French. between the
third ana fourth aces, "Salut fAmerique."
The Opera II ouse will be closed during Holy
Wteu. with the exception of n Charity Matinee
on Tuesday. when Mile. Rhea and Company
will appear for the benefit of Mrs Mason Betty
and her bnby").
The spring season will be resumed on Easter
Monday, Apil 10, with Smith and Meslayer's
Tourists. April 18th with Minnie Palmer and n.
E. Grahame. April 2ith, The Hess Opera Com
pany, Win other equally popular attractions to
follow.
NATIONAL THBATRs
Ms-A CHANGE OF BILL.-ea
Every Evening and Saturday Matinee.
The Acme of Perfection In Minstrelsy.
Everything New, Bright and Sparkling, Artistic
and Clean. The Peoples Choice
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose and
West Mammoth Minstfels,
The Most Successful of all, with Popularity as
Wide as Even Ambition Could Court or Art Win.
Presenting a Bill of Rare Excellence. Scores of
New Features and a Host of Artists.
Concluding with the Musical Burlesque,
ALLTvE-EAT.
Monday, April 3-MAGG1E MITCHELL
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Tonight and Saturday Ma inee-Camille.
Saturday Evening, MILE RHEA'S farewell.
Adricnne Souvenir Night
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The Opera II ouse will be closed during Holy
Wteu. with the exception Of Charity Matinee
on Tuesday. when Mile. Rhea and Company
will appear for the benefit Of Mrs. Mason { Betty
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Each lndy will receive a Handsome PLAGUE,
with Mile. Rhen's picture as Adrienne. On this
occasion she will recite In French between the
third and fourth aces, "Salut q lAmerique."
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The Markets.

BAlTIMoRE. Msr. 13.-Viruini. Ga otf,rre,
=; DO consolidated Gl; DO % serlsa -; pas,
due coupons 81; new 10 40s bid today.
cotton timer; middlings IL 3.lG. Flour f:m
and fhiriy active; Howard etreet and Western
suoer 60aS4 TO- DO extra 75aS5 g. do family
. OoiS7 70; Ci1y Mills super tGaSa 81; do eI.
Ira 75.S5 70; do Rio BRANDS 500; Pa.srsc,
family 81 10. Whest-Sopthern steady; West.
e esU higher Southern rad lSaal33; do smbe,
l5oa!43 No Western winter rcd spot 1921 ask
ed; April 1885, 1881; Nay 13ldal3a9; June 1914
a!a'3; July lOil29s. CORRESPONDENT firm
Western higher; Southern white SllaS2: do
yellow IL; Western mixed gpot 7ls72; Mar n
asked; April 723s73; May 73.74; June 1871.
r. Oats quiet and steady; Southern STATE
Western white 54at5; do mixed 53s54; Penns
o5so6. bye quiet at 95i98 Hay dull; prime
TO choice Penns AID hid I5aSl7 Ooffse-klo
csrgoea ordinsry to fair 9alO. Sugar strong
& soft %. Rhahoy fra 3. 17a$1 is.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET. Msr. 10
Catte.msrket active sales G40J; prime 78,7s;
good 6sa7; medium 5f.ts; common ats6s.
oneeF- m.rket active; sales 5000; prime 7s7i
good 6iat5; medium 53ses; common 42.5s ;
culls S3s41. Lambs G;S. Calves Go. Hogs
market lair at 9.10.
NEW YORK. Mar. l3.-S.ocks f.iriy active
and lower. Money 6. Cotton firm and hie bar
pIises ssked; upland, II lie; Orleans II sic
Flour quiet and firm. Whest moderately &C.
two and 5,1io batter. Corn fsi,ly active and
9Eic better.
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Saved From a Life of Shame

PHILADELPHIA, March ia few nights
ago G neatly -dress,d ycurg girl. scarosly Is
years old, was seen to walk towards tho beach
at Atlantic City from the Brighton Botel
Rct clirg the surf she entered it fe,rlesslv. and
Was entering deep wa.er when William Evans
and lad named john Wescoat, who had bacn
watching her movements, went to her r.scue.
Ite girl aoted franlicalIy when ro.ur,td 10 dry
lsni Sae said she was very tired OF the lifo
sho had bstn leading. and wildly protested
against being returned 10 house of il -rspu!e
en- Michigan svscus. Thtr, she lived. She
oocs!nted to G, to The City Hall. aud upon
reaching thor, sho tod th, Mayor that shs was
tho daughter Of one OF the BIS: o,iz IDS of
Phl!aaelphis, naming her father. and ssaticg
thst her residence WAS on n certain correr 10
desirable neiehborbood. Her psreo's did not
know OF her whereabouts aud sbe did not wish
to gtOvo them, -Four mouths sg, her trouble
began through thu perfjy CT lover who had
deserted her. A month later she left home 10
shame sod sorrow. Her lite was go swfu hut
deD, ard she bad made I'D htr mind TO drown
herself ia the ocean. The story was corrobei-
sted By itqaiiies, snd Ihs grI was brought
back to her parents. who received her With
open arms. and will do slI they CAD to blot from
their daughters memory the re ,lIo,.ion of her
shCrt sinful life,
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yirgiGsa Annual Conference.

MANASSAS. March 13.-Ths Virginia Az
nC.l Conferences Ct tho NJ. E. Church which
has beer in session sirc, Wednesday last at
Manassas. adjourned te!ay. The following
sre tho appointments for the Al,xsudris dis,
tris: ". Fl. Forsyth. P. E.; Norfolk, W, r.
I.rae!; Portsmouth, G. F. Beales: Old Point.
j. Il. fu;s; Falmouth, J. H,lpenny; Alexsr-
dis, Theuss i. Poulsor; Falls Cburch, J. r.,
Essns; Vieena, to be supplied by s. A. Bear;
HsFecn1, 8. A. Ball; Laesbure and HILLSIDE.
rough, 4. j. Porter aud j. II. Howard; Barry
vile. ". I. Sohooley; Manassas. f, a,
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Tsosrsewhips Her Daughter.

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. Is -Au Ohio womau,
Irving nssr Chic. named Ell sbs!h Hsg mao,
cam, TO Ibis city last week 10 saarch OF her II
year-,la daughter Fannie. who clipped from htr
hcms with Andrew Clark. Afttr searching tie
disrspl:sh!e hausss for several days with no
success. Mira. H,gsuan. stratgs to say, came
upon her daughter 10 the Street. a scene et-
sued, bu. do .li shs could, The mothar, uuable
to Induce her orrinr daughter TO tell the where
sbcu:s of Clark, toik oowhile and app'iod t
10 hsr. his. Hsgemau placed the girl under
surveillance, AID taen armed with q re7ager
she staIsed cut sgsn to look for tie man. Tia
second ses7Gh vas no! sttcadcd win any suc-
CESS. .ad fiasliy tn, mother pscked up her lug
ge.s add cii'd ard returned to her Western
hSn2A
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letter from EsachmOaH.

lCCtr5SpoaQenc3 or inc h!eGaadrla Ga2o..c
RICHMOND, Va. March 1l.-Tbo nav Board
Of Directors CT tho lf3toa. uo.tio a4y!ums,
having f,ishsd their tsss of making clear
sweep. tier, ia li;ile m1re ler; fos tho Ma
honeite 10 d. emil lbs naaiias of tic L,gi;
latu.a. whso tho work Of griudicg Gu. more
| sfhc.s for hoss fAv ,sed ~ tue Boss will be RI.
| sumad. Tho Management tt thu Cen!ra
Lunstio Asylum Of this oily has often beer
the subject off.vorsble Comment, fcorl visi.o.s
20 mu,h 10, in5esd, iba. d.. Bsrksdal., TIC
Superintendent, was r:c,sniz3d es s le.Giue
| expert 10 thu trentnsn! OF luaatie5 aEd was
among tho first sum Unoad as 81 expcr: at The
Guite.u trial. Olo CT The Few party, after be
| had gone through tho asylum snd seen the
| foe mansgemsn; c7i3sn! there, rous,kad that
it was pity that tbs ofE,cr9 OF tn, ids:iu!ion
were rot resdjus.cIs La lhe history of tee
ruio Of tho Boss 10 Virsioia there il co:hing
saddsr thao tbs displao m.ps Ct men skilled
| in tie treR!meD: Of this uniortuos!c class and
puttirg r.asonlss. beiGgs und:r tho caro- CT
political pariisacs
The many frtu's 10 Alexandria If Rev. d.,
Sprigg. editor Ct the S.uihern Churchmso,
will regret to laoro that DO ha1 been qu,.s sick
ior tue past tufee "isks aoa aaao'e 70 a'eGd
70 ms onuFea; us - %" osue:.
M'; .: D. hluf, o"s y! Inc ''esatos from
hockofloRs ooun;7 ID sHa 10 ~ CANDIDATE
for too posllco h:ld t9, ge.Es b7 Col Scott
Ship CT Professor OF Military Tao los aod
o'mmandaos OF Cid;:a ht !ha V':gIoIa Mill
tary l@s|lG'e. d" on I?stu.s mea Will re-
memoer Coi ohi1i. ia 10 n,tsiiered ono q
tho bsst t2c.icisnS il tbo uoitpd S:a!es ED
commanded tho co'rs CT osdsis at tho baltic
Nav Market,
Par;jrs frsn TIA oyster rasi,o If ina Stste
coni,na 70 oD,io;n..a Ju,,ber tr,nh,, f-,no tho
o.'- ~ r. 'ioui tuo
ots"t nih, Hov-tu'l os"sfoa' IL is
UNDERSTOOD, 10 Ia rehaints5 10 sa0G ont another
expedition whoa @il' b. r03ro secret ia It's
character thar iha oh+F il order that he can
thnrn nn,ssr.s "a, nv; h.nl ho n.Lee ..;Il
dorLu,os tho =, &c tho op.,; 10 r;r'.s
49, ,y ona ' ~ WIZ; pis.ts
|Io ina T;a :" e:o:iH '"e fnsio!a eCo
2os'S' AHele Is FeDa:t Ia circoiallCa 10 the
eliec: tiist tao oys:sTaleh's isegas hsvo secured
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"RLhCK-DHAUGHT" cnres cost;vo.
HISS aud Sick-Ueadachc.
For role BY 2. s. Lssdbes,er !SBro
DYED

AZ 'Uo!e Blu Prince William ooauty, w..
the 18Th year CT her ago. ~ -
IN Ale1srdii.. March 1lih, ..Ga H.. Mis-
SARhH arm ML!IhSkIH LANCASTER.
Sgso IS years. Her funeral took place from tue
WSshiIgson, Street Colclod RethrSiit Chureh.
a! z clock this afternoon ''
IN this city. at the residence Of hcc father.
townsend Solomon, On West street bstveen
ar and frlnce sbou: % ninuts,. 10 o'clock
C CuunHsy nmeraing: the l2sh inst, Mrs. JANRA.
ShOuCh. qTHsr funeral viii lake place
rom fI the Eesidorc, of her father, tC-mo,row
(iuesdsJ) evening st a O'clock Tho turersi
services will tate place ircfn st aary's Church.
On Sunday nigh! the 12:h inst, DANIEL,
OAsTLs, co'ored ID the S5th yasr OF bis tgs.
ae cline Gu: OF the Swift family, wss q consiet.
CIT neaee7 of The Mehcdia: Church fer 70
years. aod well-known by our old citizens.
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Mr. Z. John Ellis is so dis Sit & Il with the
ignorance, inefflciency, lsziness, corruption and
Bourbonisn of III, democrats { f Louisiazs, that
he would like to Mshone:z, that State, p-o1i led
he Ellis, whom politics has beggarGd," could
prtfsty the charge. En-. the people Of ths
Pelican State have not such short mtm ,ries as
Mr.. Bills. They have lot yet forgotten the
miseries OF carpetbag rule, AID have no desire to
taste the mere unpala!ab!o oro3 of Makooeism.
They know they would b, jumping cut OF the
frying pan into the f:e to max, sDg s1ch change
IS Mr.. Ellis proposes, and therefore will nc,
take that gcntleman's advice. Louisiana doe.
not show up much batter in this than sho did in
the les. Congress.
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murder vas 10 the cuisacy Of tho sheriff. Tho
etiics.s were 10 GraeunaL's hotel with the pris.
cner when the lsEc.crs entered the hotel aud
wcrc orde,ed to bait. They refused acd depu-
~ sheriff Lewis fied his revolver slightly
wcurdlrg one of loo party. The lynchers re-
turusd The era killing It's deputy sheriff aud
waua6ins iu;t'c. Wright. They then left Hi.h-
Cot tski2g LiWs Intense excitement prevails.
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Dangerous Printer

DANTiLLH, Vc.. Nor. 10 On Saturday night
David g. Graham printer. c,sz,d By liquor,
reTsis!sd<in ac;ng up stair" 20 room at the Al.
linstoa Hotel. Wyatt White, colored servant
at the hotel. having baen sent up after him.
Gzaham sho. Ct him four times with pistol
Two balls struck White en- the hand, one lodged
just below tho bressi bone .ld one struck
Graham biIs sf on the hand. After the shoot.
ing Graham passed through the dining rotm
SPA iuIpad out of rear wir DIV which is rs
feet from the ground, which stunning him, hi
srT5tt WAS easily made.
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EHSthGunsZC.

PANAMA, Mach l3.-lussligsroe hiss just
reacted teto Of an appalling Garth quaks 10
Oos;a Rlca AdVioes thus far rec:ieed state
that four toTps hLv, been Destroyed. Thes,
are, A'sjuoa, San Ramon. Gracia AID Heredis.
Ia AL: lsls clone, several thousand lives were
l9st. IhGso loft alive are homeless,
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ElHlEHHfYNuS.

WASHINGTON, March l3.-Tho President
6sns the following nominations to the Senate
teoasr: SAMUEL B!atc5fard. of N. Y. TO bs
Associate Justice Of tee Supreme Court Of the
Ueited Stetes; Jthn Russell Young. Of N. Y,
to b E17cy EE:rs Old nary add Miaisscr Pen:-
potentiGry OF the Uniei States 10 China; John
u: Wsts. 10 DO UCited States Marshal tor tie
Western District Of virginia.
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GLGr.tng Fob

OMAHA, Neb., March l3 Tho nil ia new
10 this city to pro.ec: n,r striking !aborsrs Who
Wsrs eua0yad las: eyaains by gatbtriug OF
m6n aad bays, Who thrGW tr.ck-oa!s o. the
officers, hlttiug seversl Of them. a s1a.d Of
soldiers tiually charged Gu the c;oWo, and q
man ram.d G., 2. Arms ronr. formerly 8 ms-
chluist, was 60 severely woucdcd tbs. be died.
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Fire,

BIDDEroRD, Me-, Mar l3.--Tho Highland
House, st Pool, took fire sb,us ten O'Clock this
mtrnios, End hGs bcoo o,rsnmed. and tho Ses
View ntuso is toa barnirg, Tho loss upon
tho Highland House vii! be nearly $50 600. AID
upoo h, Sea View Horso abau, $40, 600
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Terrible Accident,

NORFOLK. Va, March l3.-Janes NJ. Built,
q prominent hardware aud machine supply
merchant. fell this mcrniag from he fourth
story Of his warehouse through tie elevator
hstchwsy. crushing his skull, an,i rseei7iog it,
jurlss which ere pronounced islll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-13

Ths Senate Con Ill .ttee on IL dian ETlire, de.
spite the earnest prayers and cntrsstits Of the
Indians. has determined 70 report fsvorably e
bill! for giving them lsndsin :tvarsl!y, s0d for
extending over them tha law; CT the terrscciea
Il u! il clude their reservations. In other words
the indians are 10 hsvo Tho responsibilities OF
citizenship thrust upon them against their will,
and while they are utterly without the means OF
meeting them. The bill is e Inove OF tho land
sharks, for after ;vagy hcsd CT CT InGiAn family
has been Riven enc hundred End sixty ac.es
.here will b, millions Of acres lCf: to seize which
they hsVe already LAID thsi: Plans Tie once
owners CT the whole country ara now 10 be rob.
bed Of the little that has been left them. II
retribuiion be inevitable, c heavy hand will ba
laid upon the American people for Ihtr treat.
ment of the II disns,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-13
Wife Murder.

TERRA EAUTE, Ind, March l3.-0a Saturday
Issac kendrick shot his wife twice and killed
her q: their home, near Grant station. He re-
msiHed with The cead womsu all night aid wss
arrested this morning. He i, eeil - hsve been
jea Gus of hia w.fs