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MISCELLANEOUS.
Itching & Burningl
itching & Burning

RcZEfA, OR SALT RHsUa, WITH IFS AGO
n. ling i,ching ard burning. instantly relieved
by a lrsrs1 beth vith CUTICUgA SOAP, and single
Application Of CurIcURa tie great Skin Cure. This
repeafed daily vita two 5bree doses Of CuTIcuRA
7 . LyEsr tie New Elocd Purifier, TO keep the
blood col the Precipitation pure and uniTitsting
the bowels open the liver aud kidneys active, eil
srsediy cure Ecz sua, letter, Ringworm, Psoriasis
Lichen Pluritus scaM Head, Dandruff and every
species Of Isehing, Sealy aBI Plmpiy Humors Of the
Scalp and skin, when lie best physicians and ali
fro,t,,o -err -,lies f1ff
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- " a doubtful friend is worss than ceT-
tain enemy" and vica versa certain friend
is Infinitely better than doubtful euemy.
Thus KidneyWort is sn iucompa=abiy better
friend TO the human race than whole cats-
CUES full of doubtful. ncstrums. Il ia al
unfsiling remedy for that tormenting disease,
piles. Il moves the bowels gently and freely,
and TINS removes the cause. Do not fail to
Try il faithfully either in dry or liquid form.
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sAnaPLE RoTTLa -

VIII be SEM to AIRY applying by letter. stating
symptoms, and age. strict secrecy in regard to
all business transactions.
D2. ssE.Tsz's hESsEs.H ESsEHF, Ne
PHREfEUz3g. cares all kfpss Of kinney and
Bladder Complaints, Ganorrho fleet, LeyeGyrheA.
For sale by all Druggists; 81 Bottle: SIX bottles
for s..
DER. MrNFTE's DsE1EEF0S Pfs,Es are the
best and cheapest Db spzes>aA and SsEE|Is
cure in the market. For safely al Druggists.
KIRK, GEARY & Co. S9oEamento, Wholesale
Agents. mo ply&o9w1y
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

THE place that Dr. Pr;cs's Flavoring Ex-
sracts have won IN public estimation sustains
ms In the assertion that FOR standard excel-
lence they have no equal in the market.
Every housewife who has had occasion to use
Dr.. Prices Flavoringg will iudcrse the above
statement. They sre a. natural as the fruit
from which they axe extracted.
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ladies, if you would be forsver redeemei
from the physical disabilities that in thou
sands of cases depress the spirits and abso-
lutely fstter all the energies of wonanhood,
YOU have only to get Lydia E. Pinkhsm's
Vegetable Compound.
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CoLoRLEss AND CoLD.-A young girl deep.
" regretted that she was SO colorless and
cold. Her face was too white, and her hands
and feet fels as though the blood did not cir
culste. After one bottle Of Hop Bitters had
been taken she was the rosiest and healthiest
eirl in the town, with vivacity and cheer.
fuIness Of mind gratifying to her friends.
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DIR. Paul Gussfeldt, who had under
taken to ascend the Aconcagua, the
highest peak of the Chile Cordilleras, (l6,-
934 meters failed to accomplish the task,
owing to the extreme cold, but he sue.
ceeded in taking some very instructive
photographs of a very remarkable region.
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"YoUR Skin Cure is superexcellent 1t is
fast curing my daughters rins-wcrm which
has spread all oyar her body" Mrs. E. L. D.
Merriam, Blue Hill Mass. Druggists keep
It, 81 per package.
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AYRB's Pills cure headache By removing
oss:ruc.ionu from the system, relieving the
STOMACH, and giving healthy action to the di-
gsstive apparatus.
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CuT.c URA REME De

Are the greatest msdicines on earth.
}. W. ADAMS, Newark, 0.
The half hzs rot been told as 10 their curative
powers. c. a. WILLIAMS, Providence
Taey cure ia every case.
Il W BRocKwsY, Il. D Franklin, N H.
Ny friends HnoN aoa | suffered from salt nheum
until cured by them. hrs A. K. BRoWS Maiden
Cured ms u se-af1Ious Eular OF thirteen years
dura5on. }. F. RICHARDSON, c. H. New 0rlesns.
CUugUsA REMEDIES 81 all Druggists PRICE, Co.
ucURA, 80 cents; IEsoLyEST, 81 SOAR, 70 cents.
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eToIIflG HUM RS,

B.ker's. Rarber's. Grocer's and washerwoman's
Isch. itching Piles ana Delicate Itching Humors,
peculiar 10 both sexes which are particularly dis
PRESSING It ths season, Instantly relieved and
speedily sBd permanently cared by the above treat
= emit Now Is the time, when the pores are open
and the preparation abundant, t. cleanse the blood
Of impurities and the skin Of tnrturing and dishg
uring humOra
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ELECTRIC FLASHES.

Convention Of Deas sutes = Reanion OF
soIdIers-ka actor Knocked Isewa ana
Eebbed-sdsofsteria Crisis in Spain
Russia's wheat Crop-TEe French In
AEam volcanic Eruption IN Java
Trial Of Euii, the slayer OF Dukcs-
Fight villa rlaiiaa EsrIgands-Etc.
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PHYSICIANS prescribe Browns Iron Bitters
fog indigestion, weakness, low spirits, etc.
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THOUSANDS or LETTERS

F3@sG = HISIS " lG a-fE :
Ia our possession reFeat this story: have been
terrible sufferer Ter years with Blood and Skin HUI
no-s have bsen OBLIGED to shun public places By
reason o! my disfguriDg dunors have had the BEST
physicilns: have spent hundreds OF dollars and got
no red relief until 7 u.ed the CUTIcURA REMEDIES,
which have cured me, aud left my skin snd blood as
pure as q ehilGs
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Exhausted Vitality, Prematlre Dea.ine, and LOSS
GF ssANHOfess, la all lis complications,
and from whateyer cause produced. 1t
enriches snit purdes the Blood. Strengthens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Reproductive
Organs, and Physical aqd Mental Faculties. 1t
stops any unnatural dethtating drain upon the
system, preventing involuntary SEES facilitating
dreams, seminal losses With the urine, etc, so
destructive to mind and body. It is sure
eminator o, all KIDNEY AND BLADDER COM
PLANTS. 1t contains no injurious Ingredients,
70 flsOse suffering from The eva effects
of youthful ir0sscFetioHs or excesSss, q
speedy. C5oseMeh and permanent sERE
u GUAR sSTEHss. Price, S. SO per bottle,
or five bottles In case, with full directions. and
advice, $40. Sent secure iram observation to any
address upon reeeiptNof price, or G. o. D. To be
had only Of
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n > " Y u
! stree 9Th ening
Z Eeasedy an1 Nerve
4 ONO is the legiti-
3 mate result Of over
twenty Years Of prac-
y tieal experience, and
4 CURES WITH I'M
I FAILING CERTAINTY
\ Nervous and Physical
Z Debility, Seminal Weak
sness, -permatorrh0a,
ssrO-te rrh &c a.
y I-,,seut ans Tp,DoAancy
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NERVOUS DEsiLITY
4 UsraE eUAEAsgEED.
NRE-O. WEsTs NERyE ND BRAIN TKEAT

NREO VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
= rnent, = guaranteed specific for Hygteria, Dir
illness, Commissions, Fts, Nervous Neuralgia, Head
ache. Nervous Preservation Caused ny the use OF
a'chahoi or tobacco Wekoiulness, Mental Oepsss-
sion, soitening Of the Br in, resulting IN insanity
aud leading to misery, decay and death; Premature
Old Age, BaFrenness, Loss OF Power IN Either sex
JnyoiTintsYV Losses and Spermatorrhea, caused By
over. exers.en Of the brain, self.abuse or over
Indulgence Each box contains o1e months treat
meat; 81 box, or six boxes for IS, sent by mail
prepaid on receipt Of price. We guarantee SIX BOXES
for six boxes accompanied With 25 we will send tht
odrchaser our written guarantee to refund the
money IL the treatment dees not effect a cure
Gua.sntees issuei 0ny by KIRK, GsARf GO
T1T,sgists sacramento. cal orders by mail.
regular price. rezS-lSnSW1y
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Society, Dinness OF Vision, Noses IN the Head Thu
vital fluid passing uDohseryed ~ the urine, anC
many other dSeoSes that al tsinsinitY and death
RIs. sEsNSiE, who is a reg9ar physician tgrad
Of the University Of Penssyleanis), will agre'
70 forfeit Five Hnndreti Dollars tor 8 case o
this kind the yIaAA EE9f11ATEsE (under hi
special sdvice and Lfs2t2Iept) win not cure, or fo
anything impure Injurious found in IL. DE.
nINTEE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. CelSai:IIf On free. Thor
ough examination and advice tcluding analysis o.
uune, So Price Of s'stas fehstOrntlye. sSS 8
bottle. four times the qu4ntity, STE; sent tC
any address upon receipt Of prtse,or .. . D., So
cured from observation. Gndsfn private uame \
desired by 4. y. E6STsa. VI D. No. q
Eenrny street, San FRANCISCO, Cal.
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, OF. 9. q. SALFiE1p.
ZIG Esaxny Street.


Consultation strictly confidential by letter OF Of
Office FREE. FOR the convenience of patients, aad
in order to insure perfect secrecy have adopted
private address, under whlch all packages are for
warded.
TAlsa. GOT To- F$s
Sufficient to shoa lbs merit will lie aeGt to anyone
applying by letter, stating lis sym toms aad age
Commune lions strieliy elnfd-ntisl.
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eUREn AT HOME.

Persons at a distance may be cured at home by
addressing letter to DR. GIBBoN, stating case,
symptoms length of time the disease has continued,
and have medicines promptly forwarded, free from
with full and plain directions. BY incosiug ten
dollars in registered letter, through the Postoice
or through Wells, Fargo Co., apscksee OF mediciEe
will be forwarded to any part OF the Union. Please
gay you saw this advertisement in the RECORD
UNION Address DR. J. +. GIBB0N,
ia24-4ptf Box 1857, San Francisco.
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The Great English Remedy

.Is n hever.szDing cure
for Nervous Debility TX.
haustai Vitality, sem.
inal Weakness, sper-
matorfhosa. Eosi Nan
hood, l m potter cy,
Paralysis, and all the ter
ri5ie tTgcts OF self.a5use,
youthful folliss and ex-
cesses in mature years
such isLoss Of Memory,
Lassitude, Noe turnal
missions, Aversion to
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TOPICS BY TIE WAY.
Our Rlue Blood.

Two centuries ard half ago
on trudged TO work with snouldered hoe
WOMAN, barefoot, Drowned, and rough,
With pluck Of Puritanic stuff
Six lusty children tagged blhind,
All hatless, sh6eless, uoeoufned,
And happy as the birds thst few
About them. Nousht Of books they knew,
save enc they reaa st twilight hour,
Brought with them IN the s.anch Nayfiowsr.
pretty lady. thin and white,
"a hammock swinging light,
Lauguishes. and in the shade
Dey0urs rhyme and lemonade,
While bending near her lover signs,
and gently fans away the flies.
she murm 1rs, IT'S so nice that
Are neither OF low family,
But Of old puritanic stock
That landed upon Plymouth Rock. III Exchange
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An eoesuoser has taken p'ace bs.reen
brigsuds end ina poles near Catarsnzaro, l.
ally, IN the prsViuca Of the same nane. Chief
Ricea aud policeman ware killed and two
policemen wounded.
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TO TIE UNFORTUNATE
DR., GIBB0a s DISPETSARY.
css Kenny street. SAN Franciaco.

Established IN 1854, FOL
The treatment of Sexua
and Seminal Diseases.
sEch as Gonorrhea, elect.
Structures, Syphilis in al
Its forms, Seminal Weak
ness, Impotency, Skin
Diseases, etc, perma.
nently cured orno charge
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4 Chi1ese stock company IS forming in
Nov York for she pGfu go Of hiring theateI
for ms presentation ot Chiness plsys by one
OF Ire Unisese Companies now IL San trs0-
cisco
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ploaEE2 LIvxgs9 efaaLs.

7. D. SERVER, ................. Proprietor
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The damage to tho Frsrch steamer, ST.
German, which run into and funk the
steamer WooebuTn, is 80 er5at that sac viii
be Only patched as Plymouth, aud theu BIT
sent 70 Paris for oomIle.s repsirs
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There are row 48.O49 postofioss in the
Unisfd States, Of which number 2,176 are
Presidential Offices, ard 6,273 money order
Offices Since the year 1876 tbs number Of
possofhess hes baen increased 10 per cast.
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A-NS~SsSS>SSSSNSNsSSSSss- H0-N'.e-A
is practsed by the youth of both sexes to an almost
unlimited extent producing with unerring certainty
the following train OF uorbid symptoms, unless
combated by scientific medical measures, VIZ Sal3F
countenance dark spots under the eyes, pain In the
head ringing in the ears noise like the rustling OF
leaves and rafting Of charots uneasness about the
loins, weakness Of the limbs, confused vision,
bIunted intellect, loss Of confidence, diihdenee IN
approaching strangers, a dislike to form new &C.
queintances, disposition to shun society, loss OF
memory, hectic fiushes, pimples and variousi Fup-
tons about the face, fuTred tongue, fetid heath,
coughs, consumption, night sweate4 saoHomania and
Frequently insanity
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OaTl SoAUrz. IA tho P0st, joins Il ccu5-
.ryr1al Scuuitze II bis crusade lgainss
chugc5. bells. He cells l. : useless survival
Of medieval shines, barbayouv, ecual aud out
rageeus.
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Mile. Aimse, her manager. Graz, snA
Maurice Strskeseh, returned TO New York
Monday from Europe, the frst.namsd after
oycrjOyed at ones moEs i1nding IN America
am in excellent health, and viii enjoy my
visit here, which will bs for sight mcntbs"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-23
FOREIGN NOTES,

BELGRADE, March 22.-The Cultur Kampf in servia
has resulted in the resignation OF all the Bishops
CAPE Town. March 22.-The Beers have invaded Jem-
buland. They refuse to leave and massng troops
there.
CETTISJE, March 22.-stefan vrbitza brother Of the
former vaivode, has been shot dead In q bazaar al
scutari by Malissor tribesman. The murder causes
much excitement.
PARIS, March 22.-The Revision Of the Constitution
League has published its programme. II attacks the
present constitution framed in the interest OF
ongarohy and declares that reform durable Govern
ment s impossible with two hostile legislative houses.
LONDON. March 22.-Advices from Buenos Ayres, un-
der date Of the oath ut report that fight occurred in
Patagonia between troops Of the Argentine Republic
and GILLIAN troops owing to the refusal OF the former 10
quit Chian territory. Several men were killed and
number wounded. The Argentnes finally retired across
the frontier.
PARIS, March 22-General Trcoche, replying to COM
plants regard the depression In the gun trade said
that the infantry were TO be supplied shortly with
repeating rifles which would stimulate business In the
factOreA
LONDON, March 22.-Matthew Arnold, James Russell
Lowell the United States Minister aud Herbert Spencer.
are mentioned candidates for the Rectorship OF St.
Andrews University.
LONDON, March 22-A dispatch from Glendale, Ise
of Skye reports that the croters at Watersten
cited. They have driven the stock Of Lord Macdonald
away
LIVERPOOL, March 22.-Owing TO the expected In
crease emigration this shipowners holding
q conference for the purpose Of agreeing upon rates OF
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, March 22, 1888
ACoMMIssroN sreSED.-The President to-day signed the
commission of George sage United States District
Judge for the Southern District OF Ohio
APPOINTMENTS ny THE PREsIDEsT-The President has
appointed George w. Boyington Register OF the Land
Receiver OF Public Moneys at Marysvle, Cal.
NEW BANKS AUTHoRzED.-The Controller Of tho Cur
rency has authorized the Kllington National Bank Of
Rutland, w. to begin business wit capital of 100000
and the Farmers National Bank of Oxford, Penn with
capital Of $4,000.
LEAVES OF ABSENCE ON GooD FRIDAY-An order was
issued to-day by the Treasury Department directing the
enes @ Oh 60 leaves OF aosece 70
exercises tomorrow, Good Friday.
LANDS OPENED TO sETrLEMEST-The Commissioner OF
the General Land Office has issued order opening to
settlement entry under the Homestead laws, lands
withdrawn for but needed in, the final adjustment
the grant state Arkansas in ala OF the
Little Rock and Fort Smith Railway.
HANLAN TO TRAIN on TIE POToMAc.-Edward Hanlan
arrived here this morning from Toronto He brought
with him practice shell for 10 training here for his
with John Kennedy, which is TO take place near
Boston May 80 Kennedy now resident OF this city,
and both men Will go into active training at once
Posi- ROUTE IN ALAsKA-The Second Assistant Post
master General to-day ordered the establishment OF
post route the Territory OF Alaska TO extend from
Haines to Juneau distance Of 105 miles The service
canoe The contract was awarded TO sheldon Jackson
Is the first mail route established IN Alaska.
APPoNrED CHIEF OF PoLrcE-wiam Moe Dye was
to-day appointed Chief CT Police in place OF Major Brock
who has rendered his resignation Mr. Dye Is native
OF Pennsylvania aud q graduate OF West Point, and
served with distinction Colonel Of the Goth Regiment
Of Iowa Volunteers After the war ne went to Egypt
the recommendation of General Sherman, and was
OF the foreign officers who assisted in the reogauza
tion of the Egy ptian Army.
REPRESENTATIVE oCHTLTBEEs PAY.-Representative
Ochiltree has filed a supplemental argument with the
Controller OF in regard TO the author
ity OF the Treasurer TO withhold the payment OF his sal
ary as member OF Congress until his accounts as
n hnVa gptfpQ
troer that he has merely instructed the Treasurer
TO withhold Mr. Ochiltrees until he can investigate
the question The says that he does not feel
authorized 10 withhold Mr. Ochtrees pay unless salts
factory evidence OF his Indebtedness tO the
Ia Dreaentel.
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oRIMESAND CASUALTIES-BY1EL 1ELEGRAPH

A THIEF RREsTED ON THREE CHARGES.
SYRACUSE n Y, March 22.-Zachary TAYLOR, n
cOored thief has been arrested ana Is hed on
three charges Of petty larceuy
SHOT BY A DRUNKEN LAWYER.
ST. LOUIS March 22.-Sumner 4. HOcomb an
attorney Butler County shot John Aesre anght
watchman TUESDAY night while under tie influence OF
liquor Aleshire died last evening HoleOmb Ia In jail
A JEALOUS LOVERS MADNESS.
CHICAGO, March 22.-J T.. Sanches musician,
night entered the National Concert nan on DupOnts
and shot A. Renncks a waiter girl lie then Killed
himself Jealousy the The grl may recover
SAFE ROBBERS ARRESTED -
ST LOUIS March 22-The two men, Woodford
and CLARK who robbed the county safo at F0tthe fancy
County days ago captured In stone County
and about half the stolen money recOrered
ESCAPE OF -FOUR PRISONERS FROM JAIL.
TRENTON, N j., March GA dispatch from
Mount Holly says that prisoners escaped from the Jail
there night by saving the iron bars from the e wndows
IL is thought they had assistance from the outside
A BANK ROBBED IN OHIO
RAyENNA, Ohio, March 22-rbe bank Of T.. 8.
Costock robbed Of 5000 yesterday by two thieves
OF whom called Mr. Comsook out 70 speak 10 the other who
was In buggy There clue 10 the WHEREABOUTS of the
robbers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-23
THE POLITICAL FIELD.
MEssRs. MASON AND FLAMMER RESIGN.

MESSRS. MASON AND FLAMMER RESIGN.
The regular monthly meeting of the XVIIth
Assembly District Republican Association held last
evening at No. 341 West Forty John
McClave the president in the chair communication
was read from Joel W. Mason rendering his resignation
as delegate to Central Committee for which
he said seemed him to be proper and which he hoped
they would not urge him to give.
c. w. Grant said that he had been requested by Mr..
Mason to say that his resignation not the result OF
any action the association but that he did not intend
to represent It in the Central Committee constituted
that body was He added that he was authorized TO
announce Mr. Masons resignation from the executive
committee OF the Central Committee.
." state frankly" said John McClave "that had no
morning. think the sCoonel would not do ianything
that not for the best interests OF the Republican
party. think ought 10 accept the resignation"
Mr.. Bloomfield thought that Mr.. Mason should be
unreasonable to expect people TO act the resignation
without any knowledge of It's The association
ought 10 know whether the personal
whether they pertaned TO the association They
entirely in the dark and did not know whether in
ceptng the resignation they would insult Mr. Mason,
the Central Committee or their association.
After a long discussion the resignation accepted.
Ex-Police Justice Charles A. letter also
resgning from the Central Committee II accepted
At the conclusion OF the meeting, TRIBUNE reporter
asked Mr.. Mason bis reasons for resnig from the Cen
tra Committee Mr.. Mason said that he had decided 10
nake no statement he had been constantly msrepre
sented. He intended to keep his 10 himself
The other delegates TO the Central Committee ques
toned by the reporter and expressed no intention OF
resgning at present Many expressed the opinion
freely that and Flanmer had resigned
consequence Of the action OF the Central Committee at
It's meeting In refusing 10 accede 10 their demands
to unseat ex-Aderman Jacobus
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
TILE STEAM

THE STEAMER CITY POINT STILL ASHORE.
DAMARIsCo TIA, Me-, March 22.-Ine steamer CITY
Point still remains ashore at Pemaqud Her cargo was all
out yesterday.
SURRENDER OF 4 FRATRICIDE.
CALAIS, Me-, March 22-Ilerbert Eaton, who shot
samuel Kelley Tuesday evening" returned
10 this city last night aud gave himself up.
NEW COMPANIES FORMED.
ALBANY, March 22.-The Yonkers Hat Manutac-
tnrIng company with capital OF $4,000, and the Lake
George Pulp aud Paper Company were toAy
The Capital OF tho later company Is $4,000
NAVAL CADETS RELEASED.
ANNAPOLIs Md, March 22.-Cadets Balthls, j. ~
and stout who were connned on the ssntee
for the recent unlawful Cheering at the naval
Academy, were released to-uAy
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL TOLLS.
RAITINORE March 22.-The directors OF the
th e ol tolls terminal facilities al 30 cents per ton
from Cumberland ~ Georgetown. ID. Z.
A TROTTISG HORSE RETIRED FROM THE TURF
CHICA0o March 22.-Ihe trotting stallion jerome
EDDY record sold yesterday 10 H. G. Jewett
CO. y. y for 100000 His present owners have
taken nun Aurora ". y. and will place him stock
farm with the intention OF permanently retiring hun from the
track
INDICTMENTS AGAINST CONTRACTORS.
PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-Ihe Grand jury TO-
for com pleiiy In Aims House frauds William h. curry
e. ADeTtson, contractors conspiracy and perjury
Charles IL. kke contractor, conspiracy - H. farAe'
contractor, conspiracy and perjury henIy IL 9gens Son s
IOardng kae Adams, larceny ana receiving
stolen goods.
CONFESSIONS OF A POST OFFICE CLERK
CINCINNATI March 22.-Wiliam NJ. Stewart, tue
post oice clerk arrested last night Tor stealing
from letters confessed his guilt and seems
make reslton good circumstances the son Of
respectable citizen aud cause Is KNOWN IO1 ms Couse o
was held " ball III S2.oVO