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Wall Street TODAY,
SLIGHT ADVANCE IN PRICES OF STOCKS.

SLIGHT ADVANCE IN PRICES OF STOCKS.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Posts financial
article says: The general character OF the stock
market in the forenoon was strong and prices adj
vanced The market opened generally higher, all
In the first hall hour there was reaction and the
advance at the opening was lost, but after that
the whole market recovered, and at 1880 the net
result OF the fOrenOOns business was an advance
or to IL over last night The features OF the
forenoon were Del, Lack. and Western, Union
paci III Paul. Mp and Rochester and Pittsburg.
lieving that good deal of the two first named
stocks have been taken out OF the street by actual
1t Is just possible that the large profit which has
accrued on purchases OF these stocks made
month or six weeks ago may draw some OF it out
or investors hands, but not likely to any great ex-
tent. The advance in Lackawanna, including the
dividend since February 10, has been 1917 per
dividend payers have also undoubtedly been
taken out Of the street. but probably not largely
this morning, and though there was not much
trading In II, the common advanced from 80 to 49,
and the preferred from s3 to IS. The Vanderbilts
generally were quiet and firm, as was also Western
Union. The most trading in the forenoon was in
Lackawanna. at l29. r2ek, 1905, 1893, $780, 129s,
for 81 GOO shares; Union Pacific at lolx 1908 lol
for for :, 1900 S0 ,d the preferred at SIX ssA
s43s 81 for 5000: Louisville aud Nashville at 57I
5S 51A 5S7s. IS for 7,0OO Rochester and Pittsburg
at ss4, AK, 2215, q I'm. 22 for 1900; East
Central, at x, 7s rs s. ior 5000 LAX Lake s sboFe
at 112A, 11lX, 112H for 1000 Sales OF all other
Stocks were t smaller than the aSoye The total
egn exchange was firm but quiet during the fore
noon with no new features. Government bonds
s. were nominally per lower. State bonds were
dull, except for new Tennessee 6s, which were
per cent higher Railroad bonds were generally
ha1 per cent higher, the latter on Fort Worth and
Denver City hrStS to 76.
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The grand jury this afternoon reported An addi
tional series Of indictments against the ex.detec-
tives, as follows:
George W. McElfresh, George O. Miller, James
A. McDeyitt, John W. Coomes, Joseph Acton and
indictment sets forth that the ex-detectives knew
OF an occurrence where John H. Murphy and John
man OF 500 and aided and assisted them to escape
judicial examination and punishment
Against George w. McEllresh for misconduct in
j. Dunnivan and NJ. B. German. The charge is
that he did, on the 18th OF January. 1892 receive
recovering a seal skin sacoue. gold watch and
other articles stolen from White.
Against Geo o. Miller, violating section s57
Revised Statutes, District OF Columbia on the
cath Of Reginald Fendall, w. ]. Dunnivan and NJ
b. German, for having, on October W. 1881, re-
ceived $40 from Reginald Fendall for restoring to
him silver pitcher and other silverware stolen
from him.
Against Joseph Acton, for misconduct in Office,
and NJ. B. German, it being alleged that Acton on
October u.s. 1884, received fee OF sl4 from Fair
brother for restoring a gold watch and 1ewelry
Against George O. Miller for misconduct In
ofnce, on the oaths OF Reginald Fendal. w. j.
d Dun M th and M b. dorman the Charge growing
:. Against Joseph Acton for violating section ss7.
Revised Statute, d. c., on the oathS OF George
Fairbrother, Mary Fairbrother and W. j. Duni-
van, the charge growing out OF the transaction in
which Acton is alleged to have received s14 from
Against John W. Coomes for violating section
S57, R. S. D. c., on the oaths Chas Rittershofer,
Geo. McCauley and w. D. Dunnivan, the ground
of the charge being that Coomes received In Au-
gust 1884, $40 from Ritershofer for restoring 5000
door-keyS that had been stolen.
Against John w. CoOmes, for misconduct in Of
nee, the charge growing out OF the transaction
with Mr. RittershOper just mentioned.
OTHER INDICTMENTS.
The grand jury also reported the following In
dictme nts to the court:
VIM. Fl. Hooper. embeZzlement
Frank Williams, petit larceny, second offense.
Chas. Chase and james Waters, house breaking
In night Uhree casey
Thomas Jefferson, assault with intent to kill.
VIM. White alias VIM. Henry Johnson, larceny
George McCauley and VIM. Walsh. assault with
Intent to kill.
Thomas Mackey, larceny.
Robert Lee, alias Aaron Wheeler; house break
Ing in night, two charges)
Joseph M: Baird, petit larceny, second of1ense.
Lucy A. Williams larceny.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. April ll.-yirginia Go. console dated.
bid to day.
BALTIMORE. April 11.-Cotton steady-m,d dline.
%. Flour Quiet-Howard street and western super
; as.s Is do extra 2ss4 Is; do. family ooas
do Rio brands 675 Pstapsoo family. So do super.
latve patent. 7.25. Wheat southern nrmer; western
higher and inactive: southern red l.1xa1 IT; do,
amber. l. 1s.l 20: No, 2 western winter red. got
June. .lsal. 1sA. Corn-southern steady; western
higher and inactive; southern white and yellow. 62a64
bid steamer. bsa6O. Oats higher and Arm southern.
o2ao3: western white GLASS; do mixed, 49a51 Penn
sylyania 62a6s; Rye quiet. 67a7O Hay steady and
aSny g to choice MARYLAND and Pennsylys
HTlk ppsst.-.houlders and clear Rip sides packed 81
III; 6acon-shoulders OK; clear rib sides, IL. Hams,
1laiS ,ILsrsd-rehned. I2A. Butter dni-western.
pocaed !a1S; roll 1Aal8. Eggs steady II. Petroleum
Ordinary e far sugar sssssy-A soft 81;
Sonter renned quiet l6. Whisky quiet and stesdy,
c,ttM 10 Fretghts 70 Liverpool per steamer quiet
seipt. -four J. 43a barrels wheat "A oo bns6eis corn
"a So0 bushels: oats 800 bushels Spnents-wheat
>A''oV" oosoeis; corn. 81, 600 bushels,
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Stealing from the City Treasury.

i
NEW YORK, April 1.-The scheme for plumber
Ing the city treasury which has been made public
created considerable excitement in the colnptroll-
ers office to-day. but 1t is believed that the loss
which the city would sustain would not be so
large as had been reported, and the lowest esti-
mate, $25, 600, would dwindle down to q much
lower figure The police authorities are now en-
Carroll, the chief operator In the matter, who is
now dead, are Carroll was the assistant stock
and bond clerk in the finance department. The
Swindle was effected by procuring the payment Of
coupons second time. The commissioner OF ac-
counts Is prosecuting an investigation into the
matter. The coupons were for SIS and $50 each,
payable half yearly and yearly.
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The Teukesbury AlmshOuse Scandal.
w RnRcR rAxx

INMATES COMPELLED BY FORCE TO TAKE BATHS.
Boston. April lin the Tewkesbury almshouse
investigation to-day Frank Barker, formerly in
the beds were in filthy condition in the male
wards. He had charge or the bathing OF the male
patients in tank 10 by Is feet and one foot deep
AS many as "a bathed in the same water, which
was rarely changed. The patients would object
to going In and would be put in by force He had
seen apples shipped from the almshouse to Exeter,
n. II.
The governor attempted to have the testimony
or what an insane female inmate had told the wit
ness introduced, but after warm discussion it
was suppressed. Barker further testified that in
his opinion he did the best he could with his faci-
ties TO keep the patients Clean and that in spite OF
all precautions the beds OF some patients could
not be kept in order.
Mark Heathcote, the policeman, who took q
rounding to the almShOuSe, saw the nurse after
wards, as she walked through the building, filling
It's mouth with soap.
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TeleGraDllic Briefs.

In the United States circuit court, Richmond,
Va. to-day, the argument upon the motion To
9uash the Indictment FOX conspiracy, &C.. against
Robert Is. Munlord, revenue commissioner OF
Richmond, was concluded and decision reserved
until tomorrow at 10 o'clock am
The joint legislative committee in Illinois rec
ommendS the appropriation of 1881 79O for the
support OF nine charitable institutions in NIinoS
during the ensuing two years This is SIS 0OO less
than the amount asked for by the superintendent
OF the Institutions
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DRY GOODS.
FRENcH EaisEo1DEnED flcuUs.
SEATN PERRY.

SEATON PERRY.
Csuc,rre5r 70 Perry $ sir-tlsr.)
EFT FRENCH :. Hf3GIDE4f y TaSHNERF AND
CREPE DE CHM r.'HU5.
PARIS JEESFTN -, black tND COLOR5.
NEW AND STU I,H SHAW.
NV SPANISH A.. GUt,-r "a. LACE NETS
BLACK BROCAEEp EFLVl.F -. NiDI;,ES.
Black TWISTsD six H!..',,SNIES.
CREPE DE CEI- :. AND cay 3S CREPES
SUPERB S7Of'i, ~ Alive -. FRENCH ER!sSS
QEAf tRES IN >E'.'IEG AND SUMMER WEIGHTS
tOk fi.AlS AND C,sGBI%AtiUN COSTUMES.
LUPIN'S CELEB.' lied MOURNING FABRICS
in ALL Sly rs AND QUALITIES
BONNETS. TAI15@IE.l 4 SCdEOTDER'S GROS-
GfAlNS OITON ANS, kNS u tDAGESSE AND
GKGS DE LONDkr.o - AL!.CPABES
IOSSON'S ~ INt.JT WIDE FRf'SCu GROS- GRAIN
biLk% AND lIkf In RUA ItAi - : $ ut I'll. 30.
SUKAHS IOIT 3 - AND IJt.S.ER SILKS.
''FXTRA GOOD" isi.a ESATiN RHADAMES at 81.
PLAIN AND Ii;tEIED INDIA PONGEES IN
EREAI VAEIE-I
.'NOYEITL. s. - PARASDI5. LINEN LAWNS
AND ShTINFS.
EMBROIDERED RGIsf-S IN Po> GEES SATINES,
Sc My ESTABLISHMENT Is RFPLETE WITH
EHE ..GOKkaCI oIiLLS' FOR SPRING AND
SCAAER WEAR.
&c ChoIcz GoOns. PLAN FIGuREs AND CORRECT
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building
Pennsylvania avenue corner 9th street.
Established 1s4r APT
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LABOR NOTES.-The coal miners and operators
arDtraton committees were in session In Pitts
agreement in regard to wages. and adjourned over
until today. when it is thought an amicable ar
"a VII De reached as the best of feeling
i Is nianaesteo The conference committees OF the
IRON manufacturers and the amalgamated associa-
uon VIII meet In Pittsburg Saturday morning next
s.o arrange scale OF wages for the ensuing year
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The COuFts.

EQUTTY CoURT-1ud0e Goa.
To-day, button agt Lewis; commission ap.
pointed to make partition. jackson agt COOmbs;
demurrer Overruled. Thompson agt r. & 4 T..
Co.. and Shepherd agt. same; consolidated. and &c
days allowed to take proof Scott agt Scott: tes-
ttmOny ordered taken.
EQUrY CoURT-ytld0e NdcArthsw.
To-day, Nackau agt Richards: on hearing.
EQUITY COURT Cnter Justice Cartier.
To-day, Henson agt Hill; bill dismissed; appeal
noted. Morrison agt Rutherford; on hearing.
POLICE COuRT-Jud0e Smell
To-day, Jno Ford, colored, loud and boisterous:
S or IS days Jas. E. Frost. do do. Mary Foulk,
vagrancy; 90 days Margaret Sullivan, do. do.
Annie Reeves. do personal bonds Thos Sutton.
court; Is or days. Chas. Hunnagle, klmore Mace,
Geo. Rubenocker and Ed McEiwane, charged with
larceny OF some surgical instruments from DR..
Jno. Schmidt; continued for Judgment Samuel
Solomon, incOrrigfble boy: personal bonda I'd.
Perry and Fenton jackson, coiored. assault on
colored, larceny OF handkerchetf from sarah
Price; IS or Is days
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CAPT. HoWGATE.-The statements as to Capt H.
w. HoWgate, the defaulting signal corps officer,
having Deen seen In this city are made light of by
tae district attorney and Marshal McMichael and
ms omcers, and they are confident that he Is not
mere now, and has not been In the city since his
night From time to time information has been
given leadlng to the belief that he was not far
developed -
General Hazen and other of1cers Of the signal
service nave no faith in the report that Captain
not believe that he would dare to return here.
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Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th s.
Established lS4p
W. Nj. SHUsrER & Sons

w k'HtSlER LfONS
OFFER THE FOLLOWING VERY DESIRABLE
ARTICLES. WHICH HAVE BIN OPENED THIS
bay:
INDIA PONGFE. IN CHOICE STYLES
SUMNER SILKS. sUEAH SILKS
EMBEoIDEhLD P0EGEE DRESSES.
NULL EMBROIDERED DRESSES.
SATINE ROBES. IN NEAT CHECKS.
200 PIECES OF BEAUTIFUL SATINES.
FANCY WOOL SUITINdS. IN THE GREATEST
VARIETY EVER SHOWN IN WASHINGTON
PABAsOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS. IN NEW
SHAPES AND COIORS
BLACK PONGaE. THE MOST DESIRABLE
ARTICLE FOR SUMMER WAR
ELEGANT T|I-TED SILK Hermann IN
EVERY GRADE
BLACK GRENADINES. IN THE NEWEST DE-
SIGNS
SPANISH NET AND EDGE. IN GREAT VA
RIETY. CHOICE OF LITIEs
LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF MOURN
ING GOODS FROM THE CELEBRATED LOOMS
Of THE WORLD.
BoNNEr's AND GUINET's BLACK SILKS.
IN EVERY GRADE.
EXTRA QUALIFY CIR GRAIN SILK, sl25
yERY FINE ALL SILK RHaDAMEs. 3, so
IN A CHOICE LINE CT COLORS
EMBROIDERED FICHUS AND sHAwLs FOR
SPRING AND SCIrER
OUR STOCK WAS NEVER LARGER THAN NOW
AND. WE CAN SAFELY SAY, COMPRISES MORE
CHotCE GOODS THAN HAVE EVER BEEN
SHOWN L THIS CITY. TO BE APPRECIATED
Al! MUST BE sEEN.
W. u. SINISTER * SONS,
9l9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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BOycOttinR Hatters.

NEWARK, n. J., April 1.-THE hatte,s at Orange
Nd. have induced the trimmers at Gardner &
Duuley's shop to quit work, and have also per-
suaded the cartmen not to carry coal and machin-
cry TO the factory. They have in fact Instituted
owing to the employment there OF q former in
StructOr or cOnVictS
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,, TEE GLOVES LEAD TO MuRDER-A brutal
sa uro1a was committed at Hickory Bush, small
JACOB Camp, cement Quarryman, aged about Sc,
n nna on s aoHs named about
Donovan, getting the best OF It. struck Camn a
heavy blow; This angered the latter, when he
Pickea up large shovel and threw 1t at Donovan,
his Skull camp has been arrested.
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~, THREE CHILDREN POISONED Lena and
near Monticello. III. have been poisoned from eat
ing WHO raw parsnip roots. In a few minutes
a1Isr eaung, John was seized by violent spasms,
ana oieM IN an hour and half after eating the
TOOL me Otner TWO are in a dangerous condition.
Spectively. ~' ~
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A Mother While DeliriOus Kills Her
Child

NEW YORK, April 11.-Mrs Rose Howard, the
19-year-old Wife of William Howard. a young en-
gneer living in the west SIDE, killed her first born
child. Elsie P. Howard, last night under painful
circumstances. The child was three weeks old.
The mother is to-day an inmate OF an hospital,
ravlng mad. Mrs. Howard has been Ill since the
birth OF her child, and was frequently deliriOus
from fever She was in that state last night, and
when left temporarily alone jumped from her bed,
demolished the furniture and killed her child,
presumably from dashtng it against the stove.
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Another Veto b, Gov n.,,.,.

BOSTON, April ll-Gov. Butler has expresseA
himself as much dissatisfied with the biil 20 give
notares public Jurisdiction ana the right 20 act ~
any and all counties ami this Afternoon senf In q
message yetoing It
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BK1ees TRANsrERR1sa PArEns.

Awsrm iron passed the back of these Papers
fers the Pattern to Fabric. Briggs Co.'s Patent
Transferring Papers have attained q worldwide
fame and the process is acknowledged to be the most
perfect simple and expeditions manner of tracing de-
Signs for all kinds Of embroidery One Of the great
concentrations of these Transferring Papers is that
they enable ladies TO trace upon their own materials
this being much less expensive than purchasing ready
traced articles.
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
nn3l 92l Pennsylvania avenue
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DorSey's Assault On Waufxo Ed00I
4 SUIT AGAINST TIE Hx-exNAron pon ei6o0o
pAMAoRA
Messn crfttenden and Mackey.a a. attoneys 70
m Liiiey, have entered suit against ex-senatoe
dorsey, Claiming. $4,000 for injuries inftcsed n
an assaut commltted upon him Marrh lH62
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Against Tearing Up the Streets.
WHAT COMMISSIONER WEST SAYS OF Yesterday

Against Tearing Up the Streets.
WHAT COMMISSIONERS WEST SAYS OF YESTERDAYS
ORDER.
A STAR reporter had brief interview with Com
missioner West upon the matter OF the order
issued yesterday by the board OF Commissioners
to the chief OF police in relation to preventing the
breaking up OF the street pavements by any per-
sons without the permission Of the Commits
sioners Gen. West stated that that matter came
up In this way:
The Belt Line Railroad company, by a recent act
OF congress- was authorized to extend their tracks
from 18th to 9Th street. and from 9th down E to
18th street. connecting with the same road again
Some days after the work had been commenced
the application was made to the Commissioners
for permit. This was the occasion for the action
yesterday.
"Have the Commissioners heard anything fur.
ther from Mr. Bartol on the permit question:"
mo. not that l am aware OF. The Commits
sioners do not wish any conflict between the
have any,"
SLOW can 1t be avoided should the gas company
DO as the railroad company dd9"
!. 1t is probable that the Commissioners would try
the force of an injunction from the court frst;
this would bring up all the points at issue between
the local authorities and the gas company as to
their chartered rights, &c.
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THE ELECTIVE COUNCILS uRELAND) BILL REJECTED.
LONDON, April 1.-THE elective councils Dire
land) bill. embodying Mr.. Heays scheme for local
government In Ireland. was rejected by the house
favor OF the bill and 2S1 against 1t. The bill was
In Mr.: Healy's absence, he being still in prison.
introduced by MIR. Barry, member for Wexford
county.
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CARTER'A
III MARKET SPACE
SpRrxa DrY GooDs

SpRrxa DrY (IooDs
We are daily receiving OTr Spring and Summer sup
Ply OF ii-eSs Goods comprising f3Il ue OF Black silks
al era .es; Surah silks. Ott1Ilsns Satin RhadaInes
Sstlu GerEeileux SIX Grenadines. Nuns Yelling an
Chp C.oths in al the wshades French Wool Suit
Egs PElE.ed and Plain Gems. Enabd SetteNns and
Cus!lu kC b3s; PriL IN Lawns SD u,Iid line of
BiAck NO Dress Goods in all the rev fabrics; Six
enG ihresd Hcse. colorinys umbrellas and Para
ssa9. he" ueslsi- Also, clean. line Of Linen
uli ana f1iow Linens. al widths; Damask Table
tlcIls AMI Napkins % match. sIreI lid quality fa
szesl Table Dallash by the yard n ciImce pstterns.
lows ana ioail n ~, - variety. Those in want
OF cn-ce goods WI. 90 wei our stock befare
purchasing. HOOF B<O a G0
ap--@m 1928 ( -, near EbLut. UylIsa
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I'd Edition.
Latest TGleglams to The Star.
A Captured Town

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE brig Letitia Captain
Potter, which arrived here from Miragoane to-day
reports: March 9th, at a. m, revolution party
headed by Boyer BaZelafS and Gen. Barlow, with
lob men, well equipped with Winchester twelve
shooters, landed and took the town without any
opposition. On landing, the general assured the
people that they had nothing to fear from his
party. He made no arrests. To all who joined him
ne gave Remington rifles. Most OF the able-bodied
men Joined him. He began Immediately to fortify
the town in such way as to show the people that
he meant to hold it against any attack. The roads
leading to the town he barricaded with barrels,
two or three tiers high, and filled with sand. Most
OF the women and children and the sick and lame
who were AFRAID OF the burning OF the town were
put On board OF four vessels lying In port Up to
the morning OF the goth no attack had been made
by the government forces. No one was allowed to
leave the town on any pretense.
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The Star Route Trial.

After the recess Mr.. Merrick continued the cross.
examination. The witness was asked If he had
not had conversation with Capt. Jackson. In
which he said that what Rerdell had testified
about him was true. The witness said that he
had had a conversation with Capt. jackson, who
wanted him to plead guilty and go on the stand,
but the witness told him 10 go to Tophet.
your assistant COUNSEL said the witness
wanted me to furnish information to the govern
ment."
dell 2"
"Yes," said the witness.
He Is not assistant counsel" said MT Merrtck.
pleaded guilty."
Quite breeze sprang up among counsel. Judge
Wylle admon1Shed the witness that he should not
De impertinentto counsel examining him.
Mr.. Merrick closed the cross-examInatiOn about
three O'Clock, after proving an agree
ment drawn up between Rerdell on one
side and Vale and the witness on the
other dated February 8, 1878, by which Rerden was
TO get from them 81 90 year in case Of the expe-
ditton OF route 38,113.
Mr.. Henkle then re-examIned the witnesa
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Pennsylvania Liquidation Against In.
fernal Machines and the Passion
PlRv

HARRISBURG. PA, April lin the senate to-day
bill was introduced to prohibit the manufacture
and sale OF internal machines and devices to de-
stTOy life and 1n1ure property. The bill reads as
follows: That the manufacture and sale. or expos
Ing for sale, Of any article device, or invention,
the Design nature, or character OF which is to
reptitiOusly destroy human life or to malictously
ln1ure property by explosion or fire, is hereby de-
ciared 10 De misdemeanor, punishable upon con-
than S 600, and imprisonment not less than one
or more than five years. The question OF intent
shall be left to the determination of jury, but
the possession OF any such unlawful article shall
be prma facie evidence Of design to violate this
act A bill was also introduced preventing any
attempt to persOnate or represent any being re-
cOgnized as divinity in the New or Old Testa-
ment in any show, exhibition, play, dramatic or
other theatrical performance.
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ScHoo1 FOR DEEssuAK1Na

ScHoo1 FOR DEEssnaK1Na
Ladies' are hereby informed that Mr. WHITE has
opened School for DressInakng a. l15 street north
west, where he teaches the art of Making c,nttinz
Firing and Designing Ladies' Dresses etc. art stcally
he success Mr. White met with in this city already IL
due 10 ms thorough knowledge OF his business The
system MI White teaches Is universally acknowledged
to be the best The system is by measurement No
csr or part OF chart. School open day and evening
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The Georgia State Convention.
. ATLANTA, GA, April lin the twelfth ballot
Boynton received lat votes: Bacon, 1853; necessary
to choice. 176 The convention then adjourned
till o'clock.
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TEE long expected collapse OF the lottery pro.
gect In Louisville,fn which theWilard hotel was %
De the principal prize has at last taken place sixty
tnousand dollars were received for the tickets sold
but there Is only sixteen thousand remaining fof
distribution among those who thought they could
run the hotel after they got possession.
ONE OF THE JAMES GANG RELRAskp-A special
from Huntsville, Ala, says: "The case against
Dick Ltdil a member OF the James gang, who
was convicted In the United States court OF con-
spiracy TO rob, sentence being then suspended.
was called up to-day. and Judge Bruce released
Liddil upon his personal recognfxance. This Is
regarded as q settlement OF the case Liddn Is
free and can now testify In the trial OF Frank
James In Missouri"
Paris surgeons now make dimples ct napo-
leon each.
Discriminating is favorite sport Of the Young
ladies OF Centeryiile, Tenn.
! A London physician says the English spar.
row Ii subject to smallpox and can spgoad the
disease
d, The Boston Commercial pausee non the con-
siderati0R OF strictly business topics TO ash
should oarsmen wear scull capaS".
Somebody who has made sto6y OF politics
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