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Ccle5raIct >urpeon.
skETcn OF TIE CAREER or ails LArg DE. ). w.nL

ShEfcH OF TIE CAREER OF Aha LATE nG. J. v.klIN
slES
br ). Marion sims, the well known physician,
whose sudden death ia Ne-v York YESTERDAY fr,,a
heart disease WAS mentioned In Inc STARlte t,t,n-
ing, Vas born III Lancaster di~tfiti. = c. Iah;lar,
-. lel3 lie WAS Ira tuIled Al the south CaroiiIua
CoGege In lAi2. and studied medic II Charleston
ana al the Jefferson Medical tulleEe in PM ;e,ii
In 1876 he settled at Montgomery, Ala and IL was
there that he began Ia build up The reputation Tor
caring anu SkiiGi surgery which has since. =
i'tiuVi tlroIghnut The CIVILIZED world Ia 1875 no
went IN Ne" York. re went TO turuia. In ISL aia
1911, ana nnauy took up his Residence In
Tue "ABr'it'tn Colony In Paris Ih i~,a
he org iiliAcd la Iaris The Anglo AIHcr1rln
ambulance CORPS. lis Substitution uf silver
wire SdtHfe> ipr those naie six was IN
Important step forward. ana ole lfrh has I,rcn
universally ad"p Il. Ino H.t ,bia aCtnI,.fintnts
were >upclint''n,led by han IA Europe that II The
Empress Eugene aLd TIA, tm}i1 ~S pi Austria lie
married Nj : Eliza 1. NijGI~ltg,a. al south caro-
ulit, VINO Survives illi, - go rtTr .ti- i,Gs ttl
TWO SONS lpr. SIMS w., Ia Na-hl-3ts! uniN about
. week ago, where he had purchased l,f=s .-riv IN
lblh street. near 4, aid Was naAi8c I al .,.itTs
10 build house. declaring his Intention al -,i,tihy
permanently IN this clty dmlug t!tc l4E! i1gi s
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How COLORED Boy Cor A HORsE.-In the Police
Court this morning James BOarTnan, q small coIored
boy, was charged With cruelty to animals. The
testimony showed that the boy went to the stables
OF Johnson's ice company, 10 West Washington,
team and drove away, and was gone about three
hours that the horse appeared TO have been driven
very fast. The note appeared to have been written
by some person other than the one by whom it p,ir-
ports to be signed. The court dismissed the case
against him Tor cruelty to animals, and fined him
IS dor brceny. Lieut. Kelley says that this Is the
third casa OF the kind Within the last few days
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Kentucky SuDerstitiOu.

WHY Mr. CARLISLE WOULDN'T START on FRIDAY.
Last Friday STAR reporter asked at the Riggs
house when Mr. Carlisle was expected. "IIell he
here tomorrow" Saturday replied the clerk
"He starts from Louisville today"
"ld like to bet that he won't get here before
sunday" put in Col. Jim WinteISmith, who was
standing by. 'Iie viii never start on Friday. You
can't persuade kentuckian To start anywhere on
Friday or begin any transaction on that day. It's
a state superstition, and you'i that Carlisle
VIII not reach here before SUnday.-
And sure enough he did not; hGt whether the
Kentucky superstition some otIier cause de-
layed his start he can hest tell
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District Government Affairs.
CONTRACTS AWARDED.
Yesterday afternoon the District Commissioners
awarded the contract for constructing twO-story-
and basement b:tck building for the National asso
citation for Destitute COIored Women and Children
10 }. 1. Corrigan for <1S.3O0 he being the lowest
tract for the construction of the addition to the
Industrial Home school, located above (eoryetow n.
to e. Thomas, the lowest bidder, at s., 975.
The amount Of collections yesterday by Mr. Cook
was <34 ,G25 49,
ASKS REMOVAL - TELEGRAPH WIRES
Mr. II. b Zevely. In note to the Commissioners,
asks the removal of telegraph wires from the roof
OF bis house, 1875 N street northwest
THE PERSONAL TAX
The annual report Of the assessor to the District
1883 "a, on personal property, is $40 9 ABB the tax
on which is 1854 81 g. This tax meets with great
opposition in the District OF Columbia The per-
sons who make returns according to law the re-
port says, are by no means numerous, and they
reasonably complain that they are compelled to
bear an unequal burden
The report of the health officer for the week end
ing November 10th shows that there were during
the week 81 deaths. 80 whites and 43 coored and is
marriages and AZ births reported
BUILDING PERMITS.
Building permits were issued by Inspector Ent-
Wtse as follows: Lucinda Duvall, erect a twOstOry
northeast; $1,000. 4. D. Wilson. u. S. N, erect a
ner Of 10th and Q streets northwest; $4,000
BOYS cEAPGEn WITH LARcENv:-In the Police
Court, this morning. three small white bows named
JAS. Beach, Walter Ebert and John Hopkins, were
charged with the larcency of $40 3 from the Office
OF the Bergner Engel Brewing company, corner
OF eth street and Maryland avenue. The testimony
showed that Beach entered the window last Satur-
day evening, while the Others and another small
boy, named VIM. Hepburn, were watching outside
and took $40 q belonging to driver, named Fred.
Defert- Judge Smell said that these cases of petit
larcency against small boys were becoming too
frequent and he would send them to the reform
school during minority. Counsel for Hopkins and
Ebert noted an appeal
ALLEGED POLICY DEALERS SENTENCED.-In the
Police Court this morning, In the cases against JnO
and Eustace O'Brien. charged with keeping policy
shop, Detectives Block and Raft testified that last
Monday they went to Room s. Federal buildings,
arrested the defendants. and captured some para
phernalia OF such establishments. including writ
fngs up TO date. MIR. SchuiteiS stated that he had
played policy with the defendants Judge Smell
said he proposed to change the plan Of dspoing of
policy cases, and he imposed fine OF $50 or 60 DAYS
In jail in the case OF Eustace O'Bren. and In the
case OF John OHr1en he sentenced him to three
months in Jail and TO pay fine OF 800 or 60 days
additional
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. IA special dispatch to the
Times Democrat from Laredo Texas says that a
train on the Mexican National railway has been
wrecked for the purpose OF robbery, and number
OF men killed and injured
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Contagious Diseases in I.cston,

Boston, Nov. 1.-THE monthly statement OF the
board of health shows noticeable increase I'm Oc-
tOber OF contagious disc lses compared With last
year. being 526 as against $40 There were 2l2 ao
OF scarlet fever in October this year cOmpai u
with 4S last year.
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Death Of a Noted Sea Canaan.

New YORK. Nov. H.-Capt. J. s Dillingham;, jr,
OF the steamship Finance. died on board this morn
ing While the vessel was coming up the harbor on
her return trip to Rio de JaneirO. Capt. Ding-
ham WAS Il native OF Chelsea Mass, and was the
son-in-aw OF Benj. p Shillaber. and will be re-
membered as the captain of clinper SLIP that
sailed away from the confederate ship Semmes and
arrived In port with her valuable cargo OF tea.
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John Shiney,. Oil Lands.

PITTSEURG, Nov IA suit In ejectnnnt was en-
tered in the Z. S circuit court this morning bv the
I. 5. government against John Sidney, for the re-
covery OF 437 acres OF oil land in Forest county,
which the defendant Is In possession OF On a quit
claim.
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= Gang og Burglars Convicted.

LEBANON, Pa. Nov. IA gang ~ nine burglars
We're convicted to-day ami sentenced To- VARIOUS
terms IN The nenltCntlarH. They have been upctat-
Ing 1'r ong llta' 10 The terror and aIaltn uf the
Inhabitants OF large dist t4,f
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Hear Attack in Wall Street.
IT is SUCCESSFUL IN BRINGING ABOUT A DECLINE IN

n Et&-HT AutaCA IN wa street,
IT Is SUCCESSFUL IN BRINGING ABOUT DECLINE IN
STOCKS
new YORK, Nov 1.-THE Erenfng Posts financial
article has the following The rumorS current yes
terday formed the capital for bear attack on the
general market, which was continued this fore
noon, with the result OF causing an average de-
Cline by IL Is O'Clock or to the latter
4 Omaha preferred, II to 9Ss.; Common, to BY;
Lake Shore. Ia to 1ol 4; Canada Southern, to IS
Oregon hallway and Navigation, ! to is; Canaditn
Pacific. 4 TO 6l|. From this extreme depression
there was recovery before u 30 OF y to * on the
general list. and Manitoba, which had experienced
cred to 102 More than one-half OF the business Of
the forenoon was In SIX stocks, viz: Lackawanna,
5000 shares at decline OF from last nights
prices; Union Pacific, $1,000 shares with decline
OF 81 st. Paul. q GOO shares at decline Of 4, ore
gon and Transcontinental, ~ 600 shares with de-
cline OF 4; Lake Shore. 1902 shares with decline
with decline OF H. Nothern Pacific preferred was
again sold to The extent OF 1900 shares, seller CO.
difference OF Il. below the regular price. The
general market for railroad bonds was quiet and
iirn though there was special activity In several
issues: VIZ: ATLANTIC and PACIFIC incomes. which
Chesapeake and Ohio bonds were all higher, mainly
On the improved condition and earnings OF the road
Government bonds were unchanged. The rates for
Call loans In the forenoon were and 2H per cent
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. Nov. virvinis skies, past dine
nsS oa io Sd niS 'r'e 'N
BALTIMORE. Nov. 14-.-Cotton dull middlins. lo,l
Flour steady and tirm--Howard street and western
sH,s =; aoo IA, DO extra. se475 Dc family
4ooG %; do. Rio brands 575as 90: dc; Pa.aisro
family. $50; do. superlatve patent 90 Wheat
southern tedy and firm: western steady and dun
10 d2 s@ss1 is No
lG5a.al9s November 0s,s asked; December 109ka
Mar h, llsaa1 lSh Cerna;outhern steady; WESTERN
dun; southern white, 5Sa59; new. 55a56: do yellow,
5ta5s; new slas5: western mixed. srot 57kass No
February. 81 asked; steamer. Saa5s1 Oats steady
mixed Sass: Pennsylvania :S6a39 Rye quiet e:ae1
Hay dnl.prinle to CHOICE Pennsylvania and Maryland
meafs-snoniarrs and clear rib sides, rsctea eaa3a
i55alsH. hard-retintd: 9; Butter hrn-westfrn
.tked 1hal3; cftsnI.ry. 24a32. Ervs hr7n-3sa29
picked e s,is 22s2a Petroleum lrher and firm
refined. sHask Coffee quiet aud fr,n-Rio
ordinary to ialr. lAsl2A. SUGAR quiet-A soft 81;
copper refined steady l4h Whisky steady 1lsal 1877
firlghts TO Liverpool steamer dul-c0tton ltd
-four l s. d. grain Cd ReeeiPtsafon, o79 bushels
wheat ~ 600 bushels corl. ~ ono bushels oats. 900
bnshels: rye. $40 bus s. ShiI,n,nts-wh,at. OO0
'ush.is. Sales-whest. ia 600 bushels corn, 5000
bushels.
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Railroad Directors Elected.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE following were elected
directors OF the Manhattan Elevated Railroad Com
pany to-day: Jay Gould, c. w. Field, Russell Sage
X. NJ. Galloway, Z. n. Field, G. j. Gould. sydney
Dillon, sam Sloan, j. d. Hall, W. e. Conner, q. 5.
Scott, j. f. Navarro and Ii. T. DinOcE.
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Topographic Briefs.

The failure of the Novelty Rubber company. OF
New Brunswick n. j.. is announced. with liab-
ties placed at $4,000 Four hundred employees are
thrown ont OF employment through the suspension
OF the company.
The annual statement OF the operations OF the
Manhattan railway company. Of New York. for the
year ended Sentcmber 30, 1881, shows gross earn
ings OF s6.3s6 sos, and net earnings 81 .629d7s.
Charles f. GOrlam OF Chicago. the western
agent OF the Pennsylvania railioad company. died
in Cleveland Ohio, last night. He has represented
the company interests in that section for 35 years
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B1cYc1Es.
Tricycles and Velocipedes for Boys be found in
very large variety place Of business and have
taken especial pains to be able only offer them at
the lowest price, but also furnish very superior
Aahe. such a. will give universal satisfaction.
We can furnish Velocipedes from 1925 up.
Bicycles from so up.
Tricycles from Si,O up
Propellcrs At $3.50.
Girls Tricyces from So
We have Just received another supply Of our sul,stan
tial Flower Stands, at 9a. and Sl.49.
Also full line of heavy Curtain Poles complete at
93c the sllie and Tee: long. at IL 10 and 81 10
Fine Nickel Alarm Clocks &l49.
Heavy Nickel Marine Clocks 81 40
Rush Baskets. i'll large variety. from l0c up.
Fine Satin lined Work Baskets 99c.
Cclluoid Sets in fine Velvet Satin lined Box a.
Celluoid Combs, Brushes and Mirrors
Music Boxes playing from 70 ten pieces from 99c
up
Fine Beveled Plate Plusl-frame Mirrors from SKIS to
1Gxl6. from 9ac to 81 40.
beautiful line If Solid Silver Jewelry, consisting
Of Earrings from 9r.: Pins from 99c. and Bangles
from 81 9s besides ten Thousand other and pretty
articles all dirt cheap and more constantly coming in
At
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A Nishap to the Schooner James Mai

BOSTON, Nov. H.-Dur1ng The gale yesterday the
schooner James Maiioy from Boston for George
toWn..D. C., broke adr.ft and foued by the
Vineyard sound l1ghtship, which also adritt.
The schooner lost her boWSprit and broke both
anchors She was towed toward Vineyard haven
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The Canada snow Storm.

MONTREAL, Nov. 14-The snow storm which Sc,
in here yesterday continued all night, and had not
ceased at noon to-day.
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RANGE OF The THERMoMRTER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer TO day am a. O. II am, AL; pm, 4.6
Maximum, 50 1; minimum, 421
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I'm bis report the government chemist say
81 regard all alum powders is very unwlnleSOmo
Phosphate and tartaf1c acid powders lberdte their
gas too freely In process OF baking, or under Vary
ing climatic changes suffer deterioration"
DT. "A. A. Mott, the former government chemist,
after a careful and elaborate examination OF The
various ballng powders OF conIns roe, reported 10
the government In layor OF the Royal brand
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THE NARROW GAUGs FRox WASHINGTON TO ci~c,s

The negotiations were concluded yesterday in
Baltimore far the purchase ot the Franchise etc OF
The "Wa,hington City, Cincinnati and ST Louis
Railway company by a syndicate which includes
MI A. y. Martin. Col L. L. BOycc, John ". Ala
mong ana Jos :. Loose OF Brijgewatrr. Rocking
ham county, Va. no recently bought th. property
al auction, and Others. Some tori y-Nr miles OF road
have been graded. az which thirty seven miles can
he used in the project. The pl,,SeHr syndicate
Intend Ia build II dnaaTu road, UoInnGDciD M or
hear llhAood, Rocking ham county on the >lr,nan-
0uah alley road Thence IL NH cNttnd twenty
nlles Ia irilsnnhirg. where tn. Bait more and
ONO me rGnS. From HaiIi>unhErg II viii strike
westward Tor about one hundred miles II MIL Open
Up Tor iialhet tise Hura coal miles Further on L.
VIII tn'Gyilate huGaiui.tlS aha Webster counties
opening Gn that rich coal ana lumber region Iha
syndicate II backed hN Large capital. anu the gree
ntIt IL that work on the road shall l-' tu.Hi0n I'd
In siNiy days after The ratification ur tl. purchase
MI H. d. Cooke, OF this city, took part n The
negotiations
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The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
by special wire to u. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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LATER.
A Verdict or GUILTY.
District Government Affaj

The jury shortly before o'clock brought In
verdict OF guilty"
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Dissatisfied Wall Clerks,
COL JAMESON SENT TO SETTLE DIFFICULTIES on TT
PACIFIC COAST.

COL JAMESON SENT TO SETTLE DIFFICULTIES on THE
PACIFIC COAST.
The Postmaster General has directed col. John
Jameson, the assistant superintendent Of the rail-
way IN Ill service, 10 make trip over the line OF the
Northern Pacific r. X. and arrange for the proper
handling OF mail matter on this route, so as to en-
sure the distribution OF West bound mail by the
railway postal clerks before il reaches Portland, Or
eSon. Col Jameson was selected for this important
duty on account OF his great executive ability and
tact. and he VIII probably be able TO allay the
diSS ltisfdcton now existing among the Railway
mall clerks. which has led 10 an Immense aCcuml-
lation OF mail matter at Portland. oregon. The
clerks along this line determined that TWO lnen. in
stead OF one, ought 10 be detailed for each The
clerks org dnlZed conspiracy 10 distribute only 4
portion OF the mail The consequence has been that
undi5tIlhufed mail matter has been accommodating
ar Portland, Oregon, and many complaints h ave
been received Col Jameson viii leave this even
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Rest Ifaking Powder.
INTERESTING TESTS MADE BY THE GOVERN
CHEMIST

INTERESTING TESTS MADE BY THE GOVERNMENT
CHEMIST.
DR.. Edward &. Love. the present Analytical
Chemist for the government has recently made
some interesting experiments as 10 the compare
tie value OF baking powders DR. Loves tests were
made TO determine what brands are the most eco
nomical 10 Use, and their capacity lies their
leayelfng power, tests were directed solely TO
certain the avail-b.e gas oil each powder. DR.
Loves report gives The following:
strength cub
Name OF the Inches Gas pen
Baking Powders each ounce OF
Powder.
"Royal' Cream tartar POWDER
"Patapsco" (alum powder. ..........-.....l2 52s
"RumfOrd's [phospflate) fresh. -
"RunfOrd's' pEoaphate) old. ................ 3a7
"Haniord b None Such, /" fresh ............ 1910
''HanIords NoIe SUCH" Old. .............. SAFE
huhcauo 49,. $500 -.1itO
'Charm" alum powder ......................1l6F
Ahtdloh saiUll poNNeTl- --lils
"Clevelands" (slort weight i o. hog
sea oddu lo.s
Scar. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
.Dr Prlcesr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1926
''SnOw Flaken tifoff 5, ST. PAUL. .10i 10
.sI.eWiS'S' Condensed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9s2
.Congress" Yeast .-..-...........-...--E5
&c F. Andrews 4 Co. S" contains alum * IL
"Hecker'S". ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &S
"Gi,letsr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 442
s.Bulkr .-.-..-.-........---.. sos
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lnCte >aus's easl, yseN.
REPORT OF TREASURER wNM,N

lFhANt 1T u y INN
The annual report al the treasurer az the nife.
states shows decrease during the past fiscal wear
Ia The Receipts from sr onlS oG 81 0i ss FROM in
tern1l revenue 81 81 - ~ ana from miscellaneous
sources of s.5S @}2. Tie total net revenue for the
ye1r:was sos o. ISL or s. o6s less Than the pre-
cHding year. Tie net expenditures We're ssns s0s.-
Ia. an Increase over Use ~ - is6 6gs The grpS,
Assets increased 500 ~ during The wear the
excess ol Tie government cash insects over IT, LA
hhties on The INST cf November. isS2 teing si6a-
S-saio Al appropriation Tor Tia, transport lion "
MoIh sha inutiatrd ntled states notes gold and
silver certificates To the Treasury for exchange Tor
new i recommended Bonds II the United States
10 the amount al Sl3i.a9fJ0 Nere redeemed during
the year There were ret ired by exchange into
per cent bonds SSea ,25a ss az 81 l.,r cents "
which sara bsS 80 were held In trust for national
banks N the close II the year The deposits ma a.,
during the year 10y national banks for the retire
ineLt OF their circulation was s2l .4isag3
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PORT JEFFERSON, N Y, Nov. 14-The schooner
Charles Upton from Ellsworth. has sunk off Old
fed. The crew is supposed to have been lost. The
vessel Is a total wreck.
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The CATHOLIC CHURCH IN AMERTcA.-The ameTf-
can Catholic bishops he'd their first meeting In
Rome yesterday at the College Of tn Propaganda
All the cardinals OF the Propaganda were present
The principal question disclosed that OF adj
dressing demand Ia the government OF the nted
States That the relations betw church and state
shah be based upon canon law
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Con- Wrarnrn
coming and 90 he ready ycrl r,rouI call at our
if Where. We can show for ctiIn the largest
assortment of HEATING S1plE Is .vrr seen III this
tl;H Alnng ii.In az" tile celebrated RADIANT HOME
DttHfSN AID EEGAllA. al strictly FIRST class re-
Ntrtali dir StcN.s Also great variety ot COOKING
SiUt - and kANHEs. beth Portable and Brick St ;
LATI,oEiS FURNACES SITE NANTEIS CRATES
" liz only l!ace q" 9Th street where the ueu,iliie
Dtioith iLlAD = hUid Ca aid cAailLe Lur stock.
". >. JENkS L. CO.
srpc2 ia III str,a; northwest
- II EIt, TRAITORS AND WATER COOLERS
Ii AT REDUCED IlICES
Fruit Jars jelly luntiers
lin Fruit Cans ard Wax,
CrocEery. Glassware and Kitchen Utensils
GIIlaS's Lace Curtain S,rrtcler.
GEO. WATTS,
t26 3l4 9TH street 5 doors above Penna avenue
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IL
4. tiaEn- It-ry and fi-h S.hocI Tor h I'll 8 zAs
ffrftt II twtrI l@t sIt 1914 npr.iw,. will
tIth Nm hi HON ii tS't- :su- N;G3h of students
III' g. superior @dEa1t2-@9- T rms mol :atg- A.
lIsaiiDI lie IlC any school rooms,
iron d ~ toj y. 1GOS. " SIDnILI4
aul PRINCIPAL
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BROCKwAY's WoRKSHoP.-The New York police
yesterday found la room In Division street, which
Was used as a workshop by Brockway, the forcer
and counteTeter, arrested last week. large trunk
containing fun assortment Of counterteler, tools
and tracing paper, with the forged signatures Of
Leland stanford, Z. III. Huntington, and SIcyer
Bros. London bankers.
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NEIITIs1f NAITTCfER fGRtDTATE OF THE
W f1sfz- Cows rN;s5 ii N.il>.ey l.tcher a Piano
rrsn aid Harmony. is.e,ce. 1861 Iii. ss.ct ror!.,
vs.
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The jury DO Not Agree.

THE COURT REFUSES TO DISCHARGE THEM.
At o. the jury came in, and, having been called,
stated that they had not agreed upon verdict,
and could not agree. .
The COurt.-''i intend that this jury shall agree
In Il case like this. after fair trial. dis
charge you, and Will see that you have Il place to
Stay to night
The jury asked leave to retire for a few minutes
more which WAS granted, and then again LETT the
ROOM
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS TAIRO} FE'S SELECT BOARDING. AND
w sGy school ter ylUE- l5dIes and cjidrpu-I1.O
SaSs In If
Gen Gee T. 5;cteILuJ For Ia liars afI y to Irii-
I@l
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The body OF ii. Fulcher WAS found IN thcket
near Mclean, Richmond county, ia, Monday. Ills
head was ridded with buck shot