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QUkRrKRAAsTER GENERALS OFFIoE,)
Room No. 55, Capitol
SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice to Contractors.
Grading, Paving Sew erinE, Fencing,
RrfdginS and Painting.
Grey HNGIHFaHR' s OFF41Ey No, IT, CITY Hail.
.-El54 New Haven Conn, May Sth, 1888. !
e-S EALED PROPOSALS win be received at this Of
Ace until 1880 O'Clock "Wednesday evening, May
29xi for the following work Z:
For grading Poplar street, from Lombard street to
the Shore Line Il. Z.
For constructing Telford pavement on whitney
avenue, from the R. R. bridge to Sachem street.
For constructing sewers and appurten2nceS IN
WhalIey avGnue, from Sperry street to orchArd Ano
in Myrtle street, from East to Hamilton.
For constructing wooden fence around part Oh
Clinton Park. :;
Fer retimberiug and replanking dragon Bridge"
Blank forms proposals and any Information con-
cernng plans specifications bonds, etc VIII De 1ur-
nished on application.
No proposals will be received after the time speci-
ned and proposals not ON the blanks furnished or
NOT PROPERLY filled out will be rejected
The right to reject any or all bids ts reserved.
By order of the Board OF Public Works
ALBEIT B. HILL
nov1I 10 21 2a13 Acting City Engineer.
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FL Ecr.

CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS Is BOUGHT LARGE
LIZ JUN CONFIDENCE, FOR FEW PEOPLE KNOW
The VALUE OF MERCHANDISE IN BUYING
CLOTHES A MAN WANTS To KNOW THAT HE IS
GETT ING A RELIABLE ARTICLE AND Is NATUR-
ALLY SUSPICIOUS OF UNTRIED DEALERS. THE
PLAIN, SAFE RULE IS To GO WHERE YOU KNOW
HONEST GOODS ARE SOLD UPON EXACT STATE
HEHTS OF KIND AND QUALITY. THIS IS SUCH A
PLACE, AND IF OUR PRICES ARE NOT AS LOW AS
OTHERS ARE SELLING GOODS OF EQUAL VALUE
HOW COULD WE AFFORD TO GIVE EVERY Gus
TOM Err LEGAL GUARANTEE EMITTING HIM
TO BRING BACK GOODS AND OBTAIN HIS MONEY
IF DISSATISFIED FOR ANY REASON?
STORE OPEN UNTIL TEN O'CLOCK TONIGHT.
GEORGE SPRANSY,
ONE-PRICE CLoTHIER AND TAILOR
o13 5G7 SEVENTH STREET
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The democratic victoryin Ohio will have brac-
Ing effect on the successful party IN the pending
elections IN the eastern states. Governor Cleve-
land draws from it an augury OF triumph in New
York, assuring an audience in Albany yesterday
that his state would send back a ringing response
10 the cheering news from the west. 'sThis," said
The governor, sis not al idle boast;" and the
republicans are themselves Inclined to concede a
substantial democratic victory In New York this
fall
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The President Is to be commended in setting
aside the sentence OF a recent army court-martlal
dismiss:ng officer from the service for sconduct
preudciaI to good order and discipline" In marry
Ing the woman with whom he had lived In Illicit
relations This action OF the President Is de-
served rebuke to that prevalent sentiment which
tolerates man who ruins woman, but ostrac1ses
him II he attempts TO make her the only repara-
tiOn possible.
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There are Indications In Massachusetts, that the
TIDE Is setting against Butler, but the sod man"
is m king vigorous personal canvass and it ia
Tar too soon yet to predict the result Some OF
Buffers recent speeches have been wonderfully
smart and eogent and 1t is evident that IL defeated
he Will die game
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TIE October crop report 1ustines the belief ex-
pressed by the Agricultural department officials
that the damage TO the corn crop by the recent
frosts is less than was reported on the grain ex-
changes. The crop was somewhat injured, but
the loss is made up by increased acreage, so that
the Yield viii amount to 1.6OO,0OO,OO) bushels
more than an average production, and ample for
domestic and foreign needs.
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WATCHES.

WArcHEs
TIFFANY g. CO.,
UNruS SeuAhE, YORK,
INCLUDE IN THEIR LARGE AND COMPREHEN-
SlHE STOCK OF WATCHES,
CHRONOGRAPHS, with Split Second
CHRONOGRAPHS AND REPEATERS
,,,,, Str. Striking hours and quarters.
-, Striking hours and five minutes
REPEATERS,
Striking hours quarters and minutes
REPEATERS. with Calendar
THEIR TIMING WATCHES. BOTH SIMPLE
CHRONOGRAPH AND WITH SPLIT SECOND HAVE
RECEINED THE HIGHEST CONFEDERATION AS
IIMEzkEEPERS AND MARKERS BY MANY
PROMINENT OWNERS OF RUNNING AND TROT-
TING HORSES, TO WHOM. BY PERMISSION. PUR-
CHASERS Will. BE REFERRED
HIGH-PRICED WATCHES. TIFFANY 4 CO. PRE-
SENT THIS SEASON NEW LINE AT LOWER
PRICES RECOMMENDED AS THE BEST YET
PRODUCED FOR THE MONEY.
LANCE lYA SIZE FOR GENTLEMEN.
LARGE LARGE !" LADIES'. -: g
THESE WATCHES HAVE SOUND STEM. WIND
ING, ANCHOR MOVEMENTS, CASED IN 18-KT
GOLD. IN VARIETY OF STYLES AND EACH Is
SIAMPED WITH THE NAME OF THE HOUSE,
THEREBY CARRYING ITS GUARANTEED
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The National Army of RetrlbUtion OF the
United States is the imposing title OF q new Do
ltical organization IN Philadelphia, whose object
Is the denomination OF the ''OId ticket" The
"arI9yS consists at present OF twelve members,
which viii give rather an opera bouffs complexion
TO the movement unless large influx OF recruits
speedily fox TO the uplitted banner OF "Tilden
and HendrickSn
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tWR SALE-ONE OR TWO. OF THOSE FINE
Houses at the corner of 10th and q streets on such
germs as wl make II safe and TO purchase JOHN
SHERMAN a CO. g27 4 street northwest oc3-lm
NOR SAIE-HOUSESI HAVE FEW CHOICE
residences for sale; location rst-class the NORTH
west JNO A PRESCOTT. l4l6 Il street north vest
sep29- I'm
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ENOR RENTnIN A PRIVATE FAMILY, FINELY
IL furnished Rooms suite OF single; most central
location. $40 New York avenue northwest. sep1T-Im
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FOR RENT--STORES.

EOR RENT-AND POSSESSION GIVEN AFTER
/. the i 18th OF the month"; Store Cellar and two
southwest of 9th and streets northwest Apply
to w. C. JOHNSON 718 18th street northwest ocI3lm
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II JAY GOULD, IA 9TH ST, WONDERFUL va.
- l1ety OF Relief md Scrapbook Picture nirfhdav
Cards. Paper Dolls. French Tssue Paper Don't fm1v4
to buy sOue PICTURES fog the'the ~
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kOR SALE-BY s. II. WALKER 63O La AVE-
4o, and 4O' II St n e., 3story press bricks rooms
al MOD con; just completed; cheap, convenient to
cars school and business call and them seplS-Im
VWR SALE-THE RESIDENCE OF GEN II r
,PIhiNE 24 street southeast. Apply 10 PAINE n
LADD. sl2 9Th street northwest. seIl4-Im
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NOR RENT-yERY DESIRABLE FRONT AND
IL back rooms Oh Pa ave. between 9th and 10Th sts
Inquire Of RICE, 1919 Pa ave sep2O-2n
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TYLER & CHEWING,
ss9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
NEW COMBINATION sUITINGs
1915.
1000
1850
1880.
1850
YELyETs AND PLUSHEs TO MATCH.
eros GRAIN AND sURAH SILKS.
Sc GOOD eros GRAIN SILKS, s1.Oo
TYLER l. CHEWING.
M1scu1Eyous MALARIA
To say that malaria is ischerous is to put it very
u treacherous sly and underhanded It does its work
in the dark and in such sly way that much of the mis-
chief done before it is discovered It saps the fonda
tons of healthy system 1t robs the blood Of its vital
ity demoraizes the liver confounds the stomach and
makes the victim wish he were in his grave 1t is sad to
people down in their misery content to be the
victims of mischievous malaria, and thinking that
nothing be done for them The power of BRowN's
amply proved that there no reason why anybody who
procure bottle of this Prince of Tones shall suf
fer Great the power Of malaria and great are its
influence of Browns IRON B1TTERs. The preparation
of iron in this favore family remedy can be taken with
out running the teeth producing constipation and
headache III Il
POTTERY AND PORCELAIN.
We are now receiving from STEAMSHIP CAspI AM
DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN.
From best manufactures in Europe
COMPLETE STOCK KITCHEN UTENSILS.
EDDY REFRIGERAToRs, 10.
oct13 NJ. ". BEVERIDGE.
FNo THE LADIES.
YOUR LACE CURTAINS CAN BE DONE UP EQUAL,
TO NEW,
WITHOUT INJURY.
SWISS LAUNDRY,
1892 STREET
octl3-6t Near Ebbtt House.
A EXPERIMENTATION.
ABSOLUTE PREVENTION OF sEA-sICKNEsS
WITHOUT MEDICINE
A NEW BOOK ON THE SUBJECT.
VOL limp CLOTH price s125.
s. E CASINO & CO.. Publishers,
ol3-1aw2t Rootom
Judd l. DETWEILER, PRINTERS
Coz. PENN'A AVENUE AND nth STREEE {,
Ready for the Fall Trade.
New Machinery latest styles of Type and Materials
Legal and Scientific Work Specially.
Neatness Punctuality, Fair Prices o13st
New Srock
Full line Gloves Hosiery, Eanikerchiefs Scarfs Ties
Canes, Umbrellas, &C., sc.
WIS. TEEL.
ol3 935 Pennsylvania svenue
TYPE WRITING PROMPTLY AND ACCURATELY
4 done. Type Writing Machines for sale and rent
Caileraph and Type Writer operators supplied.
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EVENING SHEET
NOVELTIES In BLACK Goops.

SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BROTHER)
INVITES THE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES TO
HIS VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
MADE BY LUPIN AND THE MOST CELEBRATED
EUROPEAN MANUFACTURERS. COMPRISING
MELROSE CLOTHS,
VENETIAN CREPE,
MARIE GALANTE
DRAP D'ALMA,
DRAP D'AMOUR,
BEATRICE CLOTH,
BISON CLOTH,
CHEvIOT CLOTH,
THIBET CLOTHS
CASHMERES,
JERSEY CLOTHS,
STOCkINETTES,
TAMISES,
&c.
COURTAULD'S ENGLISH CREPE Wells
COURTAULD'S ENGLISH CREPE ON THE ROLL
FOR TRIMMING AND YELLING PURPOSES.
EcHo1cE GOODS PLA1N FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building,
Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street.
Established 1840 oc13
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DEhMAroloaY' .,,vr snro,.,m
By Dr.. j. VAN DYCK, DERMATOLOGIST
No. q Grant Place,
Pirnples, FIeshworms
freckieS. BacAheads,
Moies, Liver Spots,
Dandrun. Super1uous Hair,
Badness
Crown Badness. Part Badness
Frontal Badness Tefnple I$aydree.
Faded Hair, Premafure CO. lf.f.
Scant Eyebrows Irrearar ExaISsha.A
hotueo Eyebrows, Short Eyelashcs
SKIN DIsEAsEs
Eryslpelas Salt Rheum,
Scaly Scalp letter PsOrsasis
Intense itching at Night Lepra
And every form Of blenis and deSee< ~
tne eonple1lon hair eyebrows, eyelashes hands and
sim spceessaully and skifpy treated BY Dr. j. Van
and 10th and and streets every day. exctDt FTidav
and saturday. Hours Q. IN to p. m. Sundays to
Cau and make your engagements at once a. only
LIMITED number can be treated daily Dr. Van Dyck has
eeciaty and you can consult him with faith and conf
dence In bis skill Terms within tho reach Of al Hu.
pernuous Hair permanently and forever removed hy a
operation OF Eectroyses By Drs.Ya Dyck oSM.tu,Vs
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RAILROADS.

PALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
Va MAsa5NaIo o. i aSR LEf Tk ae
' sehnpu feUF II rs sKEht ff hAst
,n SUNDAY PAM N@ W.sRESd i25s 1852:
Sleeping St louis and chcssa
+ssFafTfsf kG 2Sf GE sRd Way Stations
s=s9-Ba tmore. Annapolis and Way Giednont Strss-
t54s BALTiNoisE E Essh anu az Wa ''e'A''
Inf 2, Eff AID S1y st a5Rs
E4ikEss Fsror Cars Ses to New Y Old SoSioN
and ina fon d Eoss o1 H5 H.
fs'ot-Baltinore: Hyattsyhs and Laurel Esprss.
81 s' tss At q q
f1o:i5-Pittsbnrs, Chicaso Cincinnati and St. Louis
s IN Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati Louisville
~ 2:lo-haltiHore. ElIeot City. Annapolis. Way
iiTIly S SEl{ f2P Ba nOrs anyway.
t2:35-BALTIMORE ENPi.ESS
a:So-baitmore ana @ay stations. tWinci,esser Fred
erica Hagerstown aud Nay, via Relay.1
seh o;tt % Ann aaEnapeI,s AID Nay stations.
sh,,;er aud Wsy stations CON Sunday to Point Of
IS 1S OH ' ExPEf Mar.nspurs and
Way, VIA Relay stopsa At Hyatt-yille ana Lsursi5
gALTIliOEE EXPKEsS
sffHzYas SsEs + d p'isss sai BOSTON
70 .a5-Cb:ea1o. Cincinnati and St Louis Express.
Ha55 md Way = s 1G saa Chicago
fisy SUNDAY oy Other tra rs daily, except sunday
ap ss al At ss s s.oes ana
Qlio Tiche; oi,ces. Sashnston station and 1851
VA lie taken for baggage 70 be chseAed and received Il
90, g. X: LORD. Gen. Passenger Agent BALTIC.
WM CLEAiN :. Master of Trans. Bato. mys
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News Briefs.

The French ministers have rendered their
designations President Grevy has accepted them,
and summoned NM. Fullieres.and Jules Ferry TO
confer with them in regard to the formation OF q
new ministry.
Gen. Grant has declined the presidency of the
National Rifle association, saying that he
would not have time to attend to the duties CT the
Office.
Bishop H. C. Lay, OF the P. E. diocese OF Easton.
Nd, was taken suddenly Ill Thursday with heart
disease, but is now convalescng satisfactorily
Hon. Louis Seelye, eX-member OF Congress from
the Rochester district died In that city Saturday
from injuries received by slipping and falling on
the street few days ago.
The jury In the case OF DR.. David r. Hooker,
tried at Harrisburg, Pa, for murder by NAL
practice, failing to agree were discharged yester
day.
Giles Mcfarland, prominent citizen OF Nanti-
coke, Pa, was murdered on Friday night on the
street His forehead was crushed In by blow from
some blunt instrument.
The Hudson county grand jury has presented in
d1ctments OF embezzement against Boice, Shaw
and Beach, the president, treasurer and book
keeper OF the wrecked City Bank OF Jersey City.
Henry I. Morgan, one OF the oldest members OF
the New York stock exchange, died suddenly Sat
urday afternoon In a cab.
The accountant finds the deficit OF Polk, the
$e9s 427 g.
The Western Waterman Catholic Journal says:
"Father McCarty. who has lust fallen sole heir to
cided t. devote the entire legacy to the lQuida-
ton OF the Cincinnati debt"
The steamship Storage rates from the various
ports OF Europe to New York are TO be reduced
Della Gilbert, OF Stsatford, Conn.,. has been held
for the murder OF her sister Phoebe.
At Shamoktn, L., i've boys were injured In
eoasttng accident Saturday. Two OF them, It Is be-
ueved, fatally.
At a ball IN Fort Motto, s. c., Horace Han shot
and killed Daniel Glover.
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aESR8 sssd s asis sss
nine years cf late a resident of washington.
corner Of Fifth AMI virginia avenue southeas On Tus
dves ara respectfully invited to attend
q, CLARK AZ MI Vernon. n. T., Saturday. January
q. 1883. MARTHA h. wife Of W. c. CLARK. in -
forty-frst year Of her age.
lnterment Tuesday afternoon, January SOth n frn.
O'Clock, at Glen weed cemetery.
JINGLE. At Frederick Md ysnusry 2eh 1Nm
GARi 4. wife Of Rsy; Osborne insle. and daugSsss
OF the late Anthony Addison. Of Maryland.
IRISH. At bis residence, 1907 Hardwood syeuua
o m. Hon. O. H. IRISH chief of the burosu Of -.
craving and printing. In the fifty second year of -
The funeral Will take place on Tuesday, January -
O'Clock p m, at the New York avenue Presbyteria6
tend the funeral without further notice.
McDONALD january 2eth 1885, ct 1870 A..
and Blanche Mcdonald.
Our little boy we have LAID to rest
Agem within . casket pure;
gift of God returned and blessed;
link to Christ for evermore.
BIZ Hrs PARENTS.
Funeral win take place from his parents resdeneH
no. 1918 Fifth street northwest Wednesday evenIpG
January the 3lst, ut two O'Clock D.
SANDERSON. On Sunday, January a. 1888 -
Z:IS m. OF consumption CHARLES NJ, the son q
the late Char n. Sanderson. aged twenty ve yeaa1
His funeral win take place from Christ church Navy
lard. on Tuesday, January 30th at O'Clock pm.
kesnves and friends OF the family respectfully in
TAYLOR. This morning. January 90 1885, st 9
O'Clock. Of consumption, GEO 8. TAYLOR beloved
son of the late Geo. and Ellen II. Taylor aged twenty.
three years.
Funeral will take place at ST. Dominic's church. On
Wednesday January 81, at O'Clock q. m Friends an
relatives are invited TO attend.
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III TWO new 08NAr0n0 From COLO1ADA
In joint session OF both houses OF the Co,or>na
legislature, at noon Saturday. Thomas Il Bowea.
OF Rio Grande, was elected United states SENATE
for the term OF six years from March Z and H. a
ceived ehe fuu party vote. Mr.. Bowen "a nfty-tWo
years OF age He served In the Union army n
command OF Kansas regiment which he raised
After Arkansas had accepted the reconstruotio0
act ne was elected an associate Justice OF the =.
preme court OF the state In 1872 President Crann
appointed him governor OF Idaho. Afterward -
removed 70 Colorado and was elected a fudge q
one OF the courts In that state. He became intaa.
ested In mining property, and Is now reckoned =
one OF the "bonanza kings" Horace A Tabor
chosen for the short term was elected lfeutenank
governor OF Colorado In 1873 Mr.. Tabor has been
for some time an asprant for a seat In the SeuatA
but his prospects were injured somewhat by hiS
wife, who entered suit for support and maipto.
nance on the ground OF desertion. He is larger
interested In several mining and other entef.
priSS
SENATOR WINDOW WILL STICK
dispatch from St Paul says: Mr. Window In
an interview said: 81 have no intention OF with.
drawing. have reason TO expect an election, aud
nave no intention or retiring from the confess @
long as the friends who placed me In nominafto0
desire me 70 remain as their candidate"
NOTES
The vote for United States Senator In the No.
braska legislature Saturday resulted as folloWSs
BOYD %, saunders l6, Thayer IS, Millard IL Gown
IA Stckel IA, and the rest scattering.
MT Acklen has withdrawn his notice OF coptAaH
OF Senator Keilogg's election 60 the Forty-eightS
congress from the 81 louisiana district
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Wall Street To-day.

FEVERISH STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market during the forenoon was
feverish and on the whole weak and declining.
Three times during the forenoon there was a tenn
action. The course OF prices was downward.
Pennsylvania was the only strong stock on the
market. 1t opened u higher at 4sX, advanced to
son and then declined to 49k. then recovered to
land then dropped to49k and again rallied to50.
The total sales up to 1880 O'Clock were about
10000 shares. The net result OF the forenoon
business, however, shows stocks to be generally
only fraction lower than on Saturday night AT
12 80 O'Clock the market looked strong.
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Nominations To-day.

The President sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day:
Postmasters = Phineas R. Goold, at Little
ton. Nh; Justin W.: Moody, Waterbury,
Vt; John B. Tyler, North Adams, Mass.
Mrs. Mary F. Bowen, Millbury, Mass
Samuel H. Garfield, Seymour, Connecticut:
Charles Ct John, Jr.,. Port Jervls, New York;
Edward eHnn Gsose Bailsston, n II David Is, Nc
Hunter, Pokeepsie. New York; Au-
Nathaniel Atkinson, Ashev1lle N. c.; Junius 3.
Mobley, Union c. H., S. c.; Augustine A. Flet cher,
Marietta, Ga; Henry P. Philllppi, Columbus. Tex.
Robt: j. Patterson, Mincie, Ind; Sam1 Lynn
Earlville, ILL.,: Cha rles Lynn, Carrollton, ILL.,,
Jacob Friendlich, Mount Sterling, Ill
Cornelius " r. Pond, Quincy, Mich.
Justus NJ. Rhodes, Jefferson, Iowa; Robert Fl.
Spencer, Algona, Iowa; Al0nZo F. Lewis, Carthage,
Mo-; Edward S. Stackpole, Deer Lodge City, Mon
tana.
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A Husband Poisoned
WIFE SUSPECTED WITH GOOD LOOKING sroa,
KEEPER HER PARTNER

On December 81, 1882, Martin Beachamp Carr,
line county (Md.l farmer died suddenly under sus.
plcious circumstances Saturday Jury OF fnoue1A
met at Denton and rendered a verdict that ht6
death was caused 10y poison, put by whom admin,
lStered was unknown. The grand jury Will carr
the inves' igation further Mrs Belle Beschamn
wife OF the deceased, and young man named
James Ahearn, are those whom public rumor cone
meets with the crime. She is the daughter OF the
late VIM. NJ A. Linden, at one time judge OF the
orpnans court or Caroline county. About ten
years ago she married Beachamp, and they settled
near the village OF Concord some eight miles from
Dehton. One OF the stores at Concord was kept By
James carlyle, good looking man. Rumor soon
linked the names OF Carlyle and Mrs Beachamn
ana neishoorhood talk only increased after MI
Beachamp gave birth TO a child after having beSk
chll1iess during years OF married lire Carly1o
moved TO Delaware Not long after his departure
James Ahearn, tall countryman, aged about =
years, went to Concord aud built a new store
shortly afterwards rumor began TO make use az
Ahearn's name as II had Carlyles. ON the Sunday
when the announcement o. Beachamp's death new
through the village OF Concord the excitement
was Intense. Mrs Beachamp and Ahearn hav0
both retained counsel
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PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

TIE T5sfzr EHsz ss Ho s9a4Hw,s,
ssff fHSncr SiFSEsE
IRAISs LEAyE WAsHINeros FROM srArIoS, CORNER
and the 2e c h ,,ed
q iai afe seeldng Cars at s:S9 m daily; Fast
Earr.surt to Cncinn,t. western TX Sress ,To
,seinnti Mall ss Express $50 pm. daily Tor
EALTIlloI.I ASn EoyoMAc RAILROAD.
1ei Bro Canantia:era Rochester. Buffalo. NIAGARA.
Mssh.us-t n to Cane daiGua-
soi Wi- aI i.oes Haven. and Einira. s,s.so
Ter New iCrE and me 500 m. 10 80 n 81
ard lc;2o nm. idnied ExI ress Of P,ima1i Par.
Tor cars. $50 m daily. except Sunday.
key Gig with bo;sts Of Brooklyn Annex airoriins
dire; iran fer TO Fulton street, avoiding double
Fer iii.s 5srhis 500 am. 10! o an. 80, 4:aa
"a: e and loo !: m; On sunday, 40. 9:sO. and
IaEsl.,rN"rs; 5:.o; 500, 49, 1899 m. and 30.
ssaisys 500. $50 an. 40. 6:2a 7:sd. go o.
IoPole's Creek Line. Gao a. m. and 440 p. m. daily.
auAnhsroiis. $40 & n .nd 4:ao r.m daily. e1ceD.
AsR sfaRf HsD Gf
GO . ss IS % pn and D. s.n z;
For s e.9 .sa ssa the sS s,'h $50 saa 4
s:1S I'm - =; 90 mianss6t Or sss nd =: g
and infnTnsnon at the otnco northeast eoanE
& M s . Ell !. I
sage t. destination from hotels ana residences.
oeu.r., R :; y xoo ss.,.
CntS- y ftGH. General Alsnxrsr.
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From the New York Sun. to-day.
A reward OF $50 was offered on Saturday for the
return of goods stolen In November from IS Park
Place, Newark The advertisement says mo aues-
items will be asked" The house where the rob-
berry was committed is the residence OF Mr. FIRE.
lingnuysen, the Secretary OF State, and the prop
erty stolen was tewery belonging to Mrs. Freling-
huysen- Upon returning from a carriage ride late
In the afternoon she placed upon a dressing case
her watch and chain, an enamelled black pin with
a diamond cross upon it. a black and gold pin. a
pink topaz pin, and miniature portrait or a Con-
tinehtal Oncer. with a pendant About 8 O'Clock
In the evening she discovered that all these things
had been stolen from her room. 1t is not known
how the thief got into the house. and Clue to his
booty has yet been obtained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-29
Trial OF the Irish COnspirat0rs.
A FENIAN TURNS INFoRMHR

Joseph Brady, Timothy Kelly, Lawrence Hanlon.
John Dwyer and Myles Kavanaugh, a carman, ap-
peared In the Ktlmainham c curt house In Dublin.
Ireland, Saturday, charged with conspiracy to
murder Field, special Juror. Two witnesses tes-
tined that they saw the men attack Field in the
stage OF proceedings the sixteen other prison.
ers, against whom a general charge has been
brought OF conspiracy to murder government of1-
Gals, were placed In the dock with the i've under
examination. VIM. Larnie. an informer. a brother
1n-laW OF Poole, who is charged with participation
In the murder OF Detective Cox, depoSed that he
was sworn member OF the Fenian Brotherhood
in 1867. He gave an account OF certain meetings,
after which the inquiry was adjourned for a
week. Eight Fenians have started from Dublin
rest