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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-05

OUR American Resorts-whcrc to go ana
~ how To get there. Price - cents. The
Song Folio with music for Piano or Ofgan'
100 pieces for 50 cents. Song without Words
10y Felix Mrudlcssohn Bartholdy, Is pieces Tor
- cents. Ti'c Folio IF Music 80 piece, iaf 'V
cents. Al9'lt liz ~ W .
flRAYFR Books aIi.IIyunals from - cts:
up 70 $500. \ complete assortment oi
Lcdgcrs, Day, Pass 9nd Memorandum BOOKS
4 NICE variety If Chewing Tobacco, Also
X pride I'd Virri'ii-,, Bob White, and Lone
Jack Smokirg Tobacco.
WE have 0hl stock Of ) ears to which We
w invite attention of Smokers. Many ot
our brands are made specially for us in large
quantities. enabling us to offer inducements
We have just received five THOUSAND! Of our
Pride of Charlcstown brand, which we afe OIL
cringat - y per box Of 100 or for cents
July 3. 1853. AISQjlIll x CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-05

i Chicago authority opcrs rr re adult
;eraGon of -team-repde-c' iaid-samPies 81
which have confined 4 ? FER cert. Of water
introduced Is condensation Of tie sieam.--
T3llow IS also used in the bogus article and
NIissou,' clay-a heavy bu; not dense adui-
tcrut. detected by lhs microscope and
whereof one Chicay1 r-alcrer has received
2lola-r,l.. 40 wonder The larl dca'e
collapsed. An wi9 commit adu.te ra'. 20
in ,bc hope If getting Gao had bette De- ti-
yorrei from ,hcirs'us- they wiz surely comc
ln rrl-L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-05

Par Wsf'rg'on Shcchan oi tacCL'car'
rab4fe s. coal arci 5a OF Balt.m q.
birth. De studied in Frederick aod WASH
a-,on. was lawyer anl municipal clerk %
the latter place compiling Shcehan- bi-
rcs,l wrote for ,he baltimore Se and IN
5I.at scua.9rD0u-,a-' instance established
the Chicago E-a and 'on maintained q,
democratic prestige
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-05

Itsccms impo-sib'etha "a remedy m1cr
Of such camwon, simple plants as Hops
p0c1u. Mandrake, Daudeliou, Sc, shoa'd
make So many and such great cures es Top
Bitter de, bUt when old and young riral
.cl Pcor pastor lni doctor lawyer aH,:
editor ai testify to having been coec'
ty them. yog mu-- believe aud tr. thea
r0ur ..t ana doubt no longer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-05
NOTICE!

OWING to business csiI olsgv here, WILL ~,
~ on and aitcr arne Sn;h, discontinue inc
N,.--s Hrsirees. Subscribers will please take
notice for after the above date / will receive no
more papers. Thanking eli for their liberal
i''''0''''7 r. ;. LEISENRING.
NIB. INiH continue keeping Seaside Loy-
els and u'hor Libraries, also receive weary
sibscriI tions for an Of the leading Periodical,
If America. Orders Jeff Ut the psf once VIII
De promptly attended TO.
Juno u. 1883.
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NOTICE

Pgr,Tcs interested in the foregoing capte ars
notified that | shall proceed to exee4te TIN pro
visions sl,ercof at NY Office in CharlcstCwn on
Wednesdays August lst, 1883.
GEO. ". 7. KEARSLEY, Comm'r.
Jnlv 3 ISs3-It. Ircc Press icc-$J05.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-05

Mr. Fesus Hahn OF Winchester was
summoned % Washington last Thursday TO
identify "a Jail bird, Lilly, who probably
swindlcd him May - cutof2oO. Mr.. Hahn
failed 20 recognize The man.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-05
Cnrrcct-n ttcst
Tbr FI0rence Eg0wSe

AND BERKELEY SPRINGS BATHS
Are now Open and Ready for Visitors.
rLNHE FLORENCE IGUSE.hhs bdsii tsrss'ly
] improved since last season. Rooms "hd
RoarJ from $40 to SIS per week The rooms
and fare shall be equal 10 the best at tic Springs.
Write for terms and circulars. -
CHARLES GREEN,
.,...-,, Owner MD PROPRIETOR.
Berkeley Syringe, ". Va. June IL, 1883.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-05

IN all Nations zoe Men, Women Children Horses Mules,
PONIES Elephants Etc Nine Greatest Shows Earth could
not deract one oa from this Supreme Monarch of the Road
with its thousands of Mighty Features heretofore unknown to
Antedu7an Managers using its transit one of the finest Prl-
yate Railroad Eqpagcs eyer This Great Show travels
by Rail only in Majestic NIagndcence Most Successful
Most Comprehensive Most Novel Most Interesting Bearn
mind that the Day and Date of this Great Show positively
Gxed-no change No Postponement, Rain or Shine There
but one Brens Six Shows. All raroadsrun at cheap ev-
eursion rates. Remember the Day and Date.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-05

Major W. W. John, OF Moaongsacla
county. committed su.cids Saturday hy
hanging. No cause cam be assigned for the
not
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-05
PENSIONS n ALL.

SOLDIERs and SAILORS who were Disc
y blcd by wounds, disease, accident. NJ ot.ler-
wise, the loss Of TO, piles. varico-c gems.
chronic diarri "a. rupture JOSS oi tiIi
lpartially s0], ios- ~ hearing filling .lee ~
n.easle- rheumatism, amy disability, no M-'
ter how slight, gives you pension aeW -it
Honorable Discharge Obtained. Nid1h-'
children, msthe-s, and fathers, 81 soldiers dy-
ing In the service OTafterward7. from dse-'s
contracted or wound received while ia
service, are entitled 10 pension. keeciel aht
abandoned claims q specially. Bounty, bac.
Pay, and Hers Claims Collected. IAcEkApH
YOUR PENSION. = pension can bcircIel-fl
= any time vifcr t''e disability warrants u
A YOU grow older the wound has gradually
undermined the constitution The disearo ha'
made you more fdplcs. In some fnanne'
the disability has increased sO apply iF IN
increase atsuce land and Patent Claims -
hcitcf. ~ experience and being here -
head.nfartess enables ne b ttcuiprDmp'{ -
all cleins against the G0yernm-t Circulars
free Addrs=s. viii staHips.
N Y. TfERNEi.
Box 50. Wellington, ID G..
NAY 3 1855 Ga
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-05
BANK STATEMENT.

Report of the condition of the First National
Bank Of Jefferson ut ChaTlcStown. ". Va, IL
the close of business June -, 1855:
RESOURCES,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-05

IN Enterprise rpassng in Magnitude outvicns N Splendor
Overwhelming in Attractions any Amusement Corporation
ever thought Of since the world was formed Brains and cap
a have combined with experience to make this Great Show
unequyocay and beyond all heretofore successful attempts
Carloads of Living Wild Animals! the Monster ard mpo-
sing Show of all the Universe, and justly styled the Mighty
Monarch Of Inc World
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-05
BLUE HORNED-HORSE.

Tn, fts, and only oe ever captured and Exhibition
in the Grand Menagere Double Horned Black Rhinoccros,
White and Black Cancels also Birds, Monkeys and Reptiles
4 Car Load of Ocean MarvclS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-05

The Pennsylvania, Oaio and Wheeling
-las manufacture have shu' foNc .or ESQ
months.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-05
aeKKnMLEDeED.
Trustees Sale
uF THE
V.ERGF.l'R.f ORE B.a.s'k,
%,,- IIa-n..-'s Ecrrv Wrst Virginia

UNHE undersigned trustee, by virtue OF . deed
of trust from Daniel V. ALL, John y. All,
Peter A. ALL, Quitnan L. Ali and FRANK W.
Ahl of Cumberland County. Pennsylvania
said deed being dated December 24th, y. u.
1877, recorded in Deed Book + at pages IA -
and 100. i'm the Clerks office of Jefferson Coun-
ty, West Virginia, and given to secure 10 W III
liam I Hamilton the sum of ten thous9n,l
dollars. with interest from July 2d. 1876, VIII
seiitt Haper's Ferry West Virginia. IN 'front.'
of Green's Hotel, on
iSaturddy, 4h day Of Auggst, 1883,
ut one o'clock, p. m, the FIRGlNfA ORE
BANK, and all of the right title, interest and
estate of the grantors in said deed IN and to this
property. The Ore Tank" lies IN Jefferson
Uorntx bordering en- the Potomac River, or
posito lie Antietam Works, 10 which 1t has
Beer aI appcndage. 1t comprises about
90 1cres Of EGAdj
and nIioins tie lands Of Moler's heirs and OF
Dukes heirs, tSr borders upon the Potomac
River. and is described by nctcs and bounds,
courses and DISTANCE IN said decd OF trust. III
is a very yalIkible 'bHnk'Oeir,sii orc. -
FFpMS :-purchlsc money cfc third cash
in hand on the day of sale, onc-third thereon
with interest i'm one year, al the residue with
interest i'm two years ffOm the day of sale the
ptrcr ascr To give his promiss0ry notes with
good security for deferred payments. The
trustee will retain the lec:s ti.'e until the e',-
tire purchase money iSTaie-
fPfNCIS NJ DARBY,
Tnno. 9S lSS3-Gt. Trustee.
Fro Tres. fcc-Si375
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-05

Dr. J. 6. Spotsv1od Huntsville, Ala
says; "I highly recommend Browns i7"
Bi,ters Cor dyspepsia, Rheumatism aud sen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-05

The rcs5uster big wigs bella 81 secret cone
ference is Richmond las, Thursday night
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-05
NOTICE..
Stockholders, .Rt5ltfi,g

GENERAL MEETING Of the Stockhold-
n ers of John Stephenson Female Seminary
will be held at 3 o'clock Z. NJ. on Friday, July
10Th, lSS} at the Office of Cleon Moore, ESD to
elect Board of Directors make Ply Laws, ana
transact any other business which may be law
fully done by the said stockholders IN gener-
al meeting.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-05

u I.i'Jlt 4, making YOUR purchases TNlt INC
Dn ronv,iu,, nricc list
- '''"'''s
GTanulatcd Sugar, l0c To-
Standard a" Dc.
Light Brown % Sc.
Molasscs Zoe GAL.
Bright Syrups 50, GO. l5c.
Roasted Coffee II * lSc lh.
Grc,n ~, II l5c. %
Good Green Tea soc. '
Black SOC
Dried Apples l0c'or 10 lbs. for Il =.
Peaches Zoe &c
prUncs Zoe.
" Currants Zoe
RaiSin- l2lc
Rice DC lii. or 3 lbs for DC.
soda "a ~ "a O.S' ,a. '''' "'''
> I'D Nah J. ul''' ,o io0
,Nor',rf" a"
2 ! cas- lVc
Bcans loc
3 " Peaches l9c.
, Oysters 2Oc
" Corn bcci 1oc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-05

Hathaway. the philadelphia ta'5 'i..er
win pay 5000 fire. ard spend years i'm do-
rance vile
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-05

tNIRST NATIONAL. BANK OE JKFFER
4 son At CHARLESTON y viii be closed
July 4 1883. Person. having paper maturing
that day will please attend 10 The same the
day befnrc,s SAML HOWELL,
Irnr * rSS3-it Cashier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-05

COZODONT. Carbolic Mouth Wash, JcnS-
= burg e Browns Oricr tai Tooth Paste, IA
lodent. and Whites Tjoth Powder, just reed.
AlSQUlIli x CO..
DFRNUDA ARROW ROOT, Condensed
~ Milk. Ridges Food. RohinSun's Prepared
Barley. licbiss Beef Extract and Valentines
Meat Juice, Just received. AISQtIIli ~ 60.
YOU'D RENNET'T, Extract Vanilla. Celia
J tine Extract Lemon Irish Moss, Extract
Almonds and Corn Starch, just rcee'rc'l.
AlSQUi1Il SEQ.
OFFICES for Picking and Preserving, Celery
- Seed. Cinnamon, Cloves, Ground and
White C;iuacr. Allspice. WlVte and Black Mus
tard seed. Tumeric Kcl AMI Slack Pepper, 6c
Iunn2S. AlSQUITI X co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-05

am r coach maker. employ in my factory
the hest worhmeI-. supervise all vehicles turn
ed out by my factory. hence can warrant all
my work lly facilities for getting up frs.
class work are the very best, and transporia-
ton by rail enables, nSto mike shipments o.
any point ~ snort 1c cc. j uscthe best stock,
and not being subjected to heavy rents n o
high costs for living can afford 70 undcrseil
most competitor, aud compete with any who
turn ont honest Tor}, : have in connection
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-05

REMEMBER rus POPULAR Price.
Only 50 Gents to the Worlds Fair on Wheels.
1Iartnsburg July 7th. Winchester July 9Th.
fay 5. 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-05
A GLORIOUS AND COLOSSAL CoNsoLIDAT1oN on
3EG RAILROAD SHOWS!

All rad bright as the shining by the marvellous Brush
Electric Light
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-07-05
.EisNE ReCeireN.

July51 1883.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-08
After Thirty-one Years.

Rev. MT. Thurston, who is assisting Rev. Dr. Goodsell in the revival work at the Trin- ity M. E. church, is from Syracuse, N. Y., and a successful preacher, pastor and reviva- list He had no idea on coming here that he had any former parishioners in this city, but found soon after his arrival that he had two such, MT. and Mrs. J. H. Greenleaf, of Ed street, and they were former members of his church, 31 years ago, at Sauquoit, N. Y. He had not seen them in that period, they leaving for this city 31 years ago.
 Pleasant Affair at the Athensum.
 A fair sized audience witnessed the enter tainment given by the Jewell and Root com pany at the Atheneum last evening. Charles Leonard gave pleasing exhibition of his powers of light and heavy balancing, performing many difficult feats Walter H. Blakeslee with his African harp created con- siderable fun. His jokes were good and well got of. M. Marlin gave an exhibition of fancy roller skating. The other artists did finely, meriting the applause which was lib orally bestowed. The New Haven amateur orchestra furnished the music and came in for their share of the honors.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-08
FIRE RECORD.

 Burned to Death-MOther and Daughter
 Die Together-A Disastrous Fire fin Am
 Apartment House.
 NEW YORK, March 7.-At 3:55 o'clock this morning the occupants of the -five-story brown stone building, No. 48 East Sixty fourth street, known as the Cambridge flats, and the people in the vicinity were startled by cries of fire. In short space of time large crowd had collected in front of the burning building. The engines arrived within few minutes after the fire broke out. The first floor was occupied by MT. Thompson and wife; the second by Mir. Pelsher, his wife and son; the third by Mrs. King, her daughter and son and MT. Coulter, mother and sister; the fourth by Mrs. Wake man, daughter and two ladies and Mir. Mel vile and daughter, and the top floor solely by servants. During the confusion and be- fore assistance could be rendered, Mrs. wakeman, aged fifty-six years, and Rose, her daughter, were suffocated by smoke. Their bodies were found on the stairs of the third floor, where the fremen stumbled over them n the dark. They. had evidently made an at-
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-08
NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.

Leavitt's Murderer-To Hang This Norm
 ing at SpringHeId-His Movements on
 the Day of the Murder.
 SPRINGFIELD, March 7.-To-mOrroW at Il a. m. Joseph B. Loomis will expiate on the gallows in this city the crime of murdering his friend David Leavits December l, 1882 Loomis has strenuously maintained his inno- cence to the public but nevertheless has prepared written confession which will be given out for publication tomorrow. His story differs very little from the theory ad- vanced when the killing occurred. He said he rode off with Leavitt the fatal night of December l, having induced his friend to carry him to his Southwick home Con- plaining of the cold Loomis wrapped around himself the horse blanket so that when he shot Leayitt the blood would not get on his clothing. The fatal shot was fired into Leavitt's head as the carriage was rattling across the covered wooden bridge spanning the Westfeld river at Agawam so that the noise of the wheels over the uneven floor would drown the sound of the pistol shot should anyone be near at hand. Leavitt ut tered scarcely moan, for the bullet entered his brain, but fell forward upon the dash. After shooting, Leavitt and before getting out of the carriage Loomis removed from his own feet his overshoes. Not far from the scene of the murder he walked down to the river and threw the revolver out into the wa ter at 8 point where search was after ward unsuccessfully made for it. He then returned to the carriage and his confding friend back on the seat heed less of the torrent of blood that spurted from the death wound. After driving a short distance he turned the horse into side road and tied it near 8 clump of trees. Then throwing of the blanket which was covered with blood he rified Leavitt's pockets of his money and watch and started on foot for Westfeld The horse, which appeared at the stable the next morning, must have slipped his bridle and other portions of his harness for he was left securely hitched. Loomis first walked beyond WestfeId to where Leavitt's watch was subsequently found, distance of ten miles, house, but when near there changed his mind, and after placing the watch and chain in handkerchief and glove hastened back to Westfield. He was seen there about 5:30 in the morning and as soon as the liquor saloons opened he was promptly on hand. During the day he hid in water closet where afterwards found, the greater part of the money taken from Leavitt, paid one or two little bills he was owing and purchased a shirt and some other articles, putting them on in the water closet of the Birge House and throwing the cast off garments down into the sewer. He also visited his girl, Nettie Stew ems, in the afternoon and arranged with her to leave on the early train with him next morning for Boston where they would be married. The remainder is the story of his arrest, imprisonment, trial and conviction. Loomis is twenty four years old. His father is substantial farmer and the family easily trace their ancestry back to the sturdiest of the PuriEans
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-08
THE FLOODS.

Furious Rivers-Desperate Efforts To
 Save Lifeline Levees In Danger-A
 Critical State of Affairs.
 HELENA, Ark, March 7.-The gale last night and to-day has lashed the river into fury and the struggle to save lives has been desperate. A messenger from the Long Lake division, four miles south, says that without one hundred men the Ievee cannot be held another hour. A squad of fifty men was despatched immediately to the scene and fifty more followed shortly afterward. The situation is extremely critical. The levee protecting Helena is still intact Active work upon it is going forward, but it is in a precario us condition in many places. The wind has since calmed down somewhat and 8 better feeling of security now prevails. It has not yet been found necessary to close the culvert in the Midland railroad which in case the city was threatened with back water would insure it's safety.
 GREENv1L1E, Miss, March 7-The Missis. sippi levee district of which this is the cen- tre, is free from any overflow, it's entire line of levees of two hundred and sixteen miles being unbroken as yet. In Arkansas above here nearly everything is under water and there is great deal of damage and much dis. tress. In Louisiana the same condition of affairs prevails. The river is rising steadily, the rise being maintained by the St. Francis outpour. The Sunfower river is swelling and much suffering is reported from all points.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 7.-Point Pleasant, Mo, town of five hundred inhabitants, is under water. Portageyille, Mo, is sub merged The house of George Saunders hoated off with his wife and three children, who were with difficulty rescued. At Ash port, Tenn, William Scott was drowned.
 CAIRO, Ill, March h.7.-Shawneetowp, Ind. is yet almost entirely submerged. Many families are still on the hill tops without shelter beds or clothing. Some are still in their night clothes and barefooted Many are sick.
 MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 7.-Two-thirds of Lake county is under water. The nearest point of land to Tiptonville is ten miles away Hardly 8 farmhouse has been left in Belfast Lake. The cotton belt begins here and sev- eral fine cotton plantations have been badly wrecked, the fences, cabins and all the ont houses having foated off.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-08
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGS.

Jere Dunn, who shot Jim Elliott, was con- siderably improved last night and is now pronounced out of danger.
 A vigilance committee or society has been formed at Montreal to prevent illegal civic elections, illegal public contracts, illegal tax ation and to select competent men for the city council.
 During legislative investigation at Little Rock, Ark. Tuesday, Governor Churchill at- tackled and beat Governor Miller. The men were separated by the bystanders and pis- tol wrested from Miller's hand.
 Bertha Welby will sue Manager Parke of the Library Hall at Pittsburg for non-fulfill- ment of contract. Miss .Welby and her com pany were booked to appear at Pittsburg next week, but through some misunderstood ing Library Hall was rented to local enter tainment and Miss Welby will sue for dam ages.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-08

Secretary FoIger stated this afternoon that the resignation of Treasurer Gilfilan had not yet been accepted, and that the depart ment is in no hurry in the matter.
 Congress having authorized the issue of postal notes Dr. McDonaid, superintendent of the money order division of the Postofice department, is preparing circular instructions to postmasters respecting the issuance of them. The notes will be issued for any sum from cent to $5 It is proposed to have the notes engraved upon bank note paper and provided with effective checks against counterfeiting The postal note will be placed in postofices as soon as possible.
 The statistician agent of the department of agriculture in London reports continued rains and floods causing great injury to the wheat crop and gloomy apprehensions of the worst failure for years. The area is reduced and much resowing will be necessary. There is much alarm at the spread of foot and mouth disease among cattle. Local fairs throughout Great Britain have been closed and orders in council prohibit the movement of farm animals from Scotland to Ireland un- til the 31st of March
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-08
GAams.

WANTED, J6%S ONE OR TWO Furnished Rooms centrally sisa located, with or without beard. Address kaE mas 1t BOX 9S6, City.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-08
NEW JERSEY.
A Breeder For yViggins' eiaIe-FIshermen n
 Hauling Up Their Boats.

A Breeder For Viggins' tfaIe-FIshermen
 Hauling Up Their Boats
 LONG BRANCH, March Tt has blown al- most hurricane here all day, the wind at Sandy Hook at one time reaching a velocity exceeding fifty miles an hour. The topmasts of pilot boat 12, sunk off Seabright, have come ashore near Highland station and a quantity of debris washed up near station No. is supposed to be from the same wreck. The constant vigilance of the life saving crew in keeping lookout for disabled vessels during the past four days has almost exhausted the men. Patrols are watching the beach in hopes of finding the body of Pilot Campbell, who went down with the pilot boat Ariel Patterson, but no trace of it has yet been found. The fishermen say that to-day's blow is 8 breeder for the much talked of Wiggins gale. and have hauled up all of their boats until the Canadian proph- cts storm either comes or goes over.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-08
Ireland.

ParneII Not to Resign -Egan Seeking
 Safety i'm Spain.
 . LONDON, March 7.-The statement that MT. Parnell intends to resign if his Irish land bill is rejected by Parliament is authoritative ly denied. It is reported that MT. Egan, the late treasurer of the land league, has fled to Spain, fearing that the British government might seek his extradition from France on charges of complicity in the assassination conspiracy by providing funds from the land league treasury for the purposes of the con- spirators. Leading nationalists claim that the servility of the present French ministry of justice in yielding to the demands of for eign governments for the extradition of &C., eused persons without due inquiry into the merits of each case has rendered it advisable for MT. Egan to leave France.
 PARIS, March Additional charges have been made against Frank Byrne, seeking to connect him with the attempts upon the lives of Juror Field and Judge Lawson.