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Les OiseauX' ayec

du sang.
On s'est demand6, bien souvent,
sill ne serait pas possible de per-
fectionner l'elevage des oiseaux de
basse.cour, sans leur faire perdre
aucune des qualities qui les font
apprecier des consommateurs.
L'engraissage mecanique ct lie
gavage inventes pour les volailles
adultes, ont donne de bons r6sul.
tats mais le gavage ne peut sap
pliquer aux jeunes poulets, dams la
premiere periodic de leur develop
pement. Y a til un moyen de
forcer la croissance, dams les pre-
mieres semaines qui suivent l'eclo.
sion? C'cst ce que cherche NJ.
Regnard, professour de physiolo-
gle a l'institut agronomique, en-
France.
Dams la derniere seance de la
Societe de biologie, NJ. Regnard a
presente de jeunes poulets, nourris
avec une alimentation hrazotee.
Des canards, SORTS de l'enf lie
II juliet dernier. furent divises
en- deux lots : on nourrit ceux du
premier lot a la patee ordinaire !;
les autres reeurent cette meme pa.
tee melee avec moitie de sang cult
ct desseche. Au bout dun mois,
les premiers pesaient, en- moyenne
900 grammes, tandis cue les sec.
onds en- pesaient 500.
Mais quelques-uns des canards,
nourris avec la patee de sang, sout
deyenus rhumatisants ct goutteux.
Ceux qui ont resiste sont magnif.
ques.
N. Regnard a egalement cssaye
de remplacer, dams la pourriture
des faisants. les oufs de fourmis
par des boulettes faites avec de la
farine d'orge ct du sang desseche.
Sur six faisants il men est mort
qu'un les ciDq au,res se sont par
faitement deveIoppes.
Ce qui nest pas doutenx, au
jourd'hui, c'est que lie sang cult ct
desseche, employe dams lalimen ia.
ton, active lie developpement des
canards, des poulets ct des fai-
sants. Mais la chair des animaux
ainsi nourris conserve t-elie toute
sa delieatesse 2 Au premier abord
on peut craindre quill men soft
pas ainsi, car tout le monde salt
que Ia chair des animaux cannas.
slers est peu agreeable au gout. 81
lalimentation surazotee await re.
element pour effet d'alterer la
qualite des volaillss, il devien,
draft inut'le ct meme dangerenx
Do Ia rscomuanaer aux elevenrs.
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Dcpuis les douze dernieres an.
nees, les Etats Unis ont pave un
billion deux cent soixante.dix mil.
lions de dollars, en- interet seule.
ment, ct reduit leur dette de six
cent quarante.huit millions de dol.
lars.
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L'accroissement de la valeur du
sol, dams la vile de New York, Sc
reyeIe par l'achat fail, il y a quel-
ques jours, par NJ. B. Plugg. qui
. pave $S50,000, compliant, un
terrain de 200 pieds, faisant face
1 Ia Ter Avenue.
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Je ne comprends pas qu'on
achete des banca, pour Sc marier
"d'sait Calino" !; jacheterai des
cha'ses, moi, lorsque j'en serait la;
c'est bien plus somms IL faut.
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lie professor Vennor ne veut
pas permettre a son rival. NJ. Wig
gins, de chaser sur son domaine,
sans protester. II dit que, les
conjonctions d'astres sur lesouelles
M. Wiggins base sa prediction
d'effroyables tempstes dams lie mois
de mars, auront un effet cop;raire
ct calmeront les perturba!ions at
mospheriques. De pareilles pre-
dictious, dans letat actuel ct indie
fni des recherches de Ia science.
sout supplement ridicules.
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lie commissaire qui doit alder
lie Senor ct le Gen. Grant dams la
negociation dun traite entire les
Etats. .Unis ct le Mexique, est at.
tendu a Washington avant lie mi.
lieu de janvier.
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On q remarque que lie general
Batter ct le general stoneman
sout les premiers soldats de la
deruiere guerrc, qui aient etc nom
uts pouycrueurs d'Etat.
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Et que lie Gretfer de ce corps
soft tenu d'emettre des notiica-
tious aux dts parties de leurs ap-
pointements. ...
| Art. l Resolu, que nous dom
mons au Sheriff les ayoirs suivants
pour des amendes portees a son
debit par le Comite des Finances,
sauoir
Pour amende contre Victor Gui.
dry de 1880 S 1l8 90
Walter Henderson 10 90
Pour frais dus a Cbargois
Avocat de District a la ses-
sion de Ia cour de sept. 's2 80 90
Notice de juri de Perry
Trahan 10 90
Commissions dies a J A Char
gois avocat de district sur lie bon
for.ait par Steven Foreman 25 90
Aussi la somme de 81 O5 erreur
sur la commission allouee au She
riff sur les licences de 1882 4 O5
Amendes contre F N Levy rs. 90
Quittance pour les amendes collec.
tees en- l88O-'S1-'82 625 90
Quittances pour les taxes collec.
tees sur les roles de l877.'78'8O
1892 1881 80
Quittances pour licences de
1882 384 IS
Quittance pour bon forfait par
Steven Ashworth so 90
Commission pour la collecte de
toutes les amendes jusqu'a ce jour
a raison de 1919 sur 1921 90 10
Montant totale $2,965 AZ
D'apres le rapport du Comite
des Finances, du 2 octobre 1882
il appert que le collector est de-
bite pour S 3.248 81
Deduire lavoir ci.dessus 1866 ~
Bal due par lie sherif:Col 2s3 81
Art. 2 Resolu que le Comit6
des Finances soft charger d'inves-
tiguer ct de s'assurer comment
cette difference a pu avoir lien ct
den faire un rapport sur CO sujet
a la procnaine seance de ce corps.
Art. 3 Resolu que le surplus des
fonds qui ee trouyent entire les
mains du Tresorier pour les an
nees datant avant 1882, qui s'els.
vent a Deux Mile Dollars, sont
appropri6s pour payer pro rata les
jugements ct reclamations Qui ont
etc pr&sentes au Oomite des Fl.
nances- ledit pro rata sera fait
par ledit Comite des Finances
faIsant leur rapport a Ia prochaine
reunion dc ce corps.
Pour les complies alloues, voyez
la partie angIaise.]
Sur motion, lie juri de police
s'est sjourne jusqu'au Ter lundi de-
decembre 1882.
Howard HoFFpAUrR, President.
L. G. LYONS, Greffer pro tenn.
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lie president nomme dudit
com'te e, ayec lui MN. A. Vanslyke
ct J. I. Broussard. =
lPour complies alloues, voyez Ia
partie anglaise.
Sur motion, le juri de police
s'aiourne jusqu'au lundi 9 courant.
HOWARD HoFFPAUIR, President.
AMBROSE LAcoUR, Grefier.
Lundi, 9 octobre 1882.
LIE juri de police s'est assemblee
ce jour a la maison de cour a Alb.
beville, conformement a rajourns:
ment.
Furent presents - Howard
Hofpauir. president, ct les mem.
bres suivants, savoir NM Brous-
sard, Trahan ct Vanslyke.
Absents :-Thibeaux, Nunez ct
Primeaux.
Sur motion, L. G. Lyons est
nomme Greffier pro ten.
Les minutes de la seance prea.
liable sont lues ct adoptees.
Les personnes ci.apres nominees
furent appointes CONNIE Grefiers
d'elections des lieux de scrutins
CONNIE suit
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VermillOn.

Public par e. l. ADDISON.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
TNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.


By virtue of a decree of the supreme Court ofes1
ts D S5 f G 6e IN dasy S ssS
Sesree1ey Ioony vs. Quill & al and oii Vs. ioony
Ct al entered the 18th day Of DeceHber 1852. the
r6e I on a THE sI Tf'ff7 p i95 t uf r s
at public aacon 70 be.rhest dder IN front Of the
PREMISE tde following described real estate, to wit
the city Of RahnEdH and 81 Known ls as a' rsr Of
Lots thirteen (l5) and fourteen l4). o. AcGiuires
four ego. being, the cas-, eight 6, feet front
OF lot fqnrtseH tlD end the west eight 80 feet
ssther forming front on north q street OF sixteen
bundled and trriv f6nr feet. lbs being te S T
Iea estate descrite in the deed OF 5rnst from d.
frl s G @Is R e. lin 'e E. si $50 " and ra hly
IN Liner 945 foo PSI, land records OF the District
Secondly. and immediately thereaftsr. al the rest
End residue Of said lots Nos thirteen 3j and fourteen
"a il square No SIX hundred and nty Jour (G2i
which is not Included III said deed # trus from Dennis
but which moulded in the deed Of trs. from Dennis
Loony and wife to Ward odd. Trustees. ana re-;
records Of the District Of Columbia. 1hs b. ing the
Thirdly, Also b. virtue of sid decree we shall pro-
Se e s se II from; 81 the fy t. the S b
He SANE Day the western e Paris Of lots numbefed
two ca in square numbered SIX hundred and seventy
srn corner Of the said square . and thence
se ae s an
I'VE 90 inches: thence ncrtleastwardly lire at
seven and ono -quzrter t7.D inches; thence north
fourteen 10 feet ana three ard thlee-q quarter go
inches the line OF north street. ana therce west
along the line Of said street 100 feet and
eight 90 inches to the Of heri: ming.
Terms of sale one third cfsh of which deposit Of
500 On each pa Gel of iand by the purchaser thereof
will be required % I've paid to the Trustees The time of
the sale The basuce at and years in equal in
staents for which the notes Of the
given or ali cash at the option of the purchaser Upon
the failure to comply with tie terms OF sale within
days after sae tho Trustees resell 1t tn risk OF the
deiauldng purchaser the parcel bought by him.
4I6 9TH street nw., r.,,..o.
WIN. PIERCE BELL. Aiusseoe'
ia25d 223 AZ street.
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NEW CADET oFFICERS APPOINTED.
general order was read at the formation for
dinner at the Naval academy yesterday, announc-
Ing the appointment OF new cadet officers for the
battalion and also the cadet petty officers and
boat crews Following are the new officers OF the
battalion: Cadet Lieut.. Commanders. L. Chaplin.
Cadet Lieuts.-J. B. Jackson, A. s. Keith, Benz Il.
Thurston. Cadet MasteTS-Geo. w. Littleholes,
Ensigns-Harry A. ellis, Charles p. Eaton, Charles
w. Dyson, Thomas A. W. Shock. Cadet Petty
Omcers-Ftrst class, James Z. Palmer William Il.
CarSwell, Arthur Dovale, Harry II. Baluhas, Isaac
h. seymour, Writ McCreary, c. III. Hewes, c. w.
HaZeltine, Thomas II. Leary; second class, John
X. Harrell, Thornton r. Richardson, II. A. Fields,
John e. Tawresey, John c. Atwood, William w.
Charles c. Poe. consequent change has also
been made in the number OF the boat crews, OF
which there are now only nine instead OF twelve
as heretofore. By this change each crew now
numbers twenty-four members instead or SEVEN
teen. Each OF the cadet officers has charge OF q
crew.
THE NEwLY-APPo1NTED CADETS
took charge OF their positions last night without
demonstration. 1t is thought, however, several
will ask to resign. Cadet Charles C. Baron, Of
Massachusetts,, has already sent In his resigna.
tion but he was not connected with the late trou-
bleS Several cadets were sent on the prison ship
yesterday for violating certain regulations OF the
academy. The promotion OF cadets OF lower
classes to I'LL the places OF recalcitrant cadets is
something novel, and Will undoubtedly be bitter
thing for the cadets to take as they strong In
class pride. The new appointeeS whether or no,
IT is understood, Will have to accept as to refuse
now under the circumstances would be open
NUT ny
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The Indian Excitement.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. GA special dispatch from
Little Rock, Ark, says: AdvfceS from the Indian
Territory are to the effect that the Indians are
greatly excited regarding the invasion OF Okla
homa by Capt Payne and his followers. They
fear that PayneS persistence will ultimately force
the government to compromise leading to a set
tement OF that part OF the territory, and opinion
Is divided among the leaders as to whether the
expulsion OF the invaders ought to be left wholly
to the government, or whether the Indians Dug MT
not to assist In driving them out General Pope's
troops are guarding the border No captures have
been reported so far.
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TO.nQRROyJ.
BROS, aucuoneers.

hUNCANSON BROS, aucuoneers.
THREE LOCKED COAL CARTS. ONE DUMPING
WAGON. SETS HARNESS, OFFICE FURNI-
TURE, DESKS. sc.
UNEEe ERyFD SALE OF TRENHOIMS PATENT
RIGHT OF LOCKED CART AND WAGONS FOR
The p1STII i OF COZ UNBIA.
ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY
SIVENIH, COMMENCING AT TWO O'CLOCK, WE
WILL SELL AT OUR AUC1I ION ROOMS
THEE CAL ) And ON DUMPING WAGON.
SEIS HARNESS, OFFICE FURNITURE,
DESKS. &C.
Also,
The EXCLUSIVE RIGHT. TITLE AND INTEREST
FOR THE DIST RIOT OF COLUMBIA OF
TRENHOLM STOCKED COAL CART AND WAGON.
Owing 10 the Indictment weather the sale of this Patent
Right. when last advertised postponed until the
date mentioned above, aud the is without
reservation whatever.
Any further Information be obtained at the Office
of the auctoneer's 9Th and d streets northwest.
fo3t F. III. TIRE HOLM. Patentee.
WEEKS & CO., Auctoneers
w 6J9 Louisiana avenue,
opposite City Post Office.
CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE OF DRY
GOODS, &c,
Al Mrs. KING CHANDELIERS. No. TOT Market SPACE,
TUESDAY NORM q, JANUARY THIRTIETH. AT
TEN O'CLOCK, and every day thereafter until the
whole stock is disposed Of.
NO LIMITS ON THE GOODS.
CHAs. WEEKS. Salesman.
jay Late with Duncanson Bros.
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III ED.

cooMBE DIED at his late residence IN Prince
eor 7, county na on s9adsy February 1854
city, aged IL years. month and days.
DILT Rich ON Tuesday, February sth 1881 after
OF Shsrles and Roslyn Dietrich aged twelve ycars.
m, WILLIAM NJ. d MMICK. ased twenty two sears.
ssi Rhode Island avenue northwest '-' -'' '''':'
Pow dsarS 1p 5hssrn1Sy 9th Isss a. Scsss
ward T. and Clara L Downing. aged years. months
Funeral from residence 1908 nth street THURSDAY.
GAlexandris papers please copy.1 =
O'Clock pm. Mrs May HoRRid ~. Of county a
Limerick. Ireland in the ninetyseoond year OF her
Her funeral win take place from the residence Of her
west Wednesday reSrasrs I'm al 90 . Scst north
Relatives ana friends Of the family respectfully IN.
LYONS suddenly, Of aporlexy. On Monday. Feb
Tu sy g. 1883 at i;se Pm. ALICE. beloved wife Of
Funeral on THURSDAY at $50 a, m. sharp from her
REQUIEM High MGss at 81. Dolunics Church. Friends
ie tsmiE rsse S invite to attend tIrOy IN
MCDONALD. Departed this life, February 5th. 1881.
At Il O'clock M sitter lingering illness Of six ncnths
the Clones oHnty MonoshTn ireland. far the
last II Years resident of Washington. PC. Was .
May his soul rest in peace.
% aeg from his late rssdencs street bswesp
Instant at $40 O'clock m Reaniam mas. 1 n, ~
Stephens Church, 10 o'clok. Relatives and friends
copyl
SPELLMAN. On the 9Th az February 1899, at quar-
ter rast a. m. FRANCIS j infant Of j. and
Kate Slellman, AGED three months
Funeral from parents residence, No 2sl5 nunbarton
street Georgetown. "Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
pm.
WARD; On February the 4th, 1888. at 6 O'Clock O
M. MARY r.. beloved wife of Bish II 4. NJ. d. Ward
at her late residence at BenninSs station D. c. ags1
53 years.
Funeral win take place at Union Bethel church. N
street. between Sixteenth and
west on Wednesday, February the 18th. at o'clock D.
m Friends ana acQuainances respectfully invited
| 70 attend. lRaltlmore paners nease cony. 2ts
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judgment for eseSS was given In the case OF
Thomas p. Morgan against the District OF Co
lumbia The following cases against the lis
trict were dismissed for want OF prosecution:
Sninn MCGOWAN. N. L Howser, Ann NJ. Stafford.
adminisfratrix; Robt. Z. Hewitt, James Raglan,
Harvey T. Cotton, Patrick Corcoran, owen o'Hare,
ID. A. Connolly, rhos. Kirby, l. w. Emmert, ct al,
1.-TWO cases., and s. Barber, by r Stone, as
Sgnee.
The District cases OF William Clabaugh and A.
H. Herr, executor or J. W. Deener. were dismissed
on motion OF the claimants. The court allowed
the appeal filed In the case OF the Swift & Court
ney q Beecher company against the United
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Wall Street To-day.

THE MARKET DULL AND QUIET.
NEW YORK. Feb 6.-The Posts financial article
says: The market was dull during the forenoon as
compared with yesterday. There were fewer fluc-
tuatiOns and over much narrower range than
yesterday forenoon there being no important
e WhieG sold at s.s s
thus showing decline of l per cent on sale OF
n 900 shares; Northwestern at 1873, 1872, 1898, 1872
from the opening and 4 from last nights prices.
The market was III most instances fraction lower
than the close last night and dull Rochester and
strength OF the newlydiscovered salt mines on Its
lines The majority Of stocks loaned this morn
ing at per cent
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Killed His Wife.

WORCESTER, MASS, Feb. 6.-James Livingston
OF Berlin, killed his wife with Ratchet last
night and then notified the netghbors. He said
that both had been drinking, and the killing was
the result OF quarrel over something which hap
pened several weeks ago. Jealousy Is said to have
been the cause OF the trouble. Livingston, who is
under arrest, is sixty years old and his wife is
fOrty-f1ve. They have three or four children.
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sURKD-The A1lWa ukee coroner's Jury rendered Q
verdict yesterday in the investigation IN the
tor OF the house guilty Of culpable negligence In
not employing q sufficient number Of watchmen
to guard the house against fre and 20 awaken the
inmates In time TO save all the lives possible.
They found the Newhau house easy Of ogree1 ana
devoid OF intricate pas sagea, with Two outside
eacapo0, ladaer4 &c Nevertheless. they found
the owner OF the house guilty OF negligence In NOT
having provided more escapes In case OF IRE, AMI
also found fault with the network Of telegraph
W1res surrounding the hotel
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WILMTNGTON, DEL, Feb. "a private cable mes
sage received in this city announces the death Of
Samuel Harlan, tr., the president of the Harlan
and Hollingsworth company, of this city. He died
was in his nth year. and was one Of The most
prominent shp-builders in this country. The first
iron steamer ever built on this continent was con-
from general int1rmtties attendant upon old age.
He leaves an estate valued at upwards Of two mil.
lion dollars.
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PARTED FROM loRNx ~ rur ouprSS ou,u-
IL u omcialy stated that the Princes Louioe NJ
exceedingly DESTROYS OF returning % Canada win
ner husband at the conclusion Of their British 90.
lumoia tour, but at the advice OF her London phy.
slcian ana the express command OF the Queen, sho
was Obliged 20 go 10 Bermuda, there 60 remain
until the latter part OF March or the first week IN
April The chief ob1ectof her trip to Bermuda %
70 avoid the severity OF the Canadian winter.
which might have the effect OF reproduclng thS
troublesome neuralgia symptoms which followed
her accident three years ago
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A TRICK WHICH Cosr A

A TRICK WHICH COST GROCER $SO0-John
Won Dohlen, proprietor OF grocery store at west
18th and Washington streets, New York city. was
cost him $500 to learn. Two young men entered
his store and said that they had made the rather
odd bet OF seeing which OF their hats would hold
hats and filled it up to the brim, when one OF the
fellows grabbed the groceryman by the arms
while hts comrade placed the hat filled with mo-
lasses on his head and rtled his pockets OF roll Of
0reenbackS
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The New Orleans Carnival.

cloudy and threatening rain. Up to noon but few
maskers had appeared on the streets. People are
begtnnlng to appear on the thorougfares though
the carnival procession will not move until noon.
Much uneasiness had been felt for the safety OF
the steamer Dryburgh. Abbey, having on board
many OF the costumes and frappingS for the car
ntvaL She arrived at Port EadS this morning.
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nR j. CLEGG. 81 SOUTH HIGH STREET BAL
~ tmore, Md, makes specially of ALL FEMALE
DISEASES, VIZ, Ovarian Troubles.
N-B-Patients bo.raed required visited at their
homes. milf
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CARD.
IA To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discre u0l OF youth, nervous weakness early decay
loss of manhood &C., win send recipe that viii cure
you. + kEE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by missionary in South America. Send a
f.addTessed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN
Station d. New York City. Ola tn tn NJ Nv
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A GERMAN SOCIALIST ON HBAvEN.-Herr Most
the noted German socialist and agtatOr, addressed
large crowd ct the Germania Theater, Philadel-
phia, Sunday evening. His utterances were OF an
he closed with the declaration: "As long as peo-
pie believe in a Heaven which will make right
what they have had to suffer on earth, there are
no better times for you"
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~ meeting of the Industrial Home School was held
last evening. committee, consisting OF Ars. ii.
NJ. Teller, Mrs. H. A. Willard, and Mrs w. w.
Curtis was appointed to endeavor to obtain adj
ditional aid from Congress. which Is greatly
nseded. The resignation OF Mr.. Brown, the
teacher OF the alternating industry was accepted
With regret.
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Two BOYS Drowned.

one son and the other brother OF Mr.. Batch-
ford, broke through the ice at North Attleboro,
Mass, yesterday, and were drowned.
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BRUTAL PARRICIDk-At williamson, N. c..
last Friday, King Grimm was coming from the
house OF his son, Simon Grimm, when an alterca-
ton began between them. Simon rushed at hts
father with an axe, when the old man retreated to
tents into Simon's breast, killing him Instantly.
A cOrOners jury returned verdict of sseif-
defense" 1t Is generally believed that domestic
troubles led to the tragedy. The father and son
married S1SterR
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Every class Of Securities bought and sold on commits
sion in San Frxncisco. Baltimore. Philadelphia New
York. Boston and Warrington. Orders executed ON the
New York Stock Exchange at eighth Of per cent
commission. Private and direct telegraph wires to
Richmond. Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York and
Boston. through which orders are executed on the
Stock Exchanges In those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and in
formation regarding the Markets received through our
wires INSTANTLY direct from the New York Stock
Exchange. nj
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TN PAPER MILLS AT ELKToN, MD.-A large force
OF laborers have been employed during the past
ings at the Ledger Paper Mills. near Elkton, Nd,
preparatory TO the erection OF new and more sub.
stantal ones 1t being the intention OF the propri-
etors to put In new and improved appliances for
the manufacture OF pulp from straw.
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THE VIRGINIA ELECTION FRAUDS-Judge Thos.
s Atkins, the coalition judge. who was elected by
Mahoues legislature last winter, occupied the
bench OF the hastings court In Richmond yester-
day for the first time. In his charge to the grand
jury Judge Atkins said he would have something
to say about alleged election frauds hereafter
Judge Atkins Is repuhlcan.
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Collision of Trains.

WORCESTER, MASS, Feb. 6-There was COLI
sion between the Portland express and freight
train on the Worcester and Nashau railroad at
Aver this morning, caused by misplaced switch.
Engineer Silas Lovejoy, OF the express train, and
Mr.. Butler, of Spencer. passenger, were quite
slightly injured.
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MAKRlEn.

HALB-CARR. In Baltimore, Nd, on October En-
1882, 10y Rev. Father Cell FRANK r. HALL. ESQ. al
Stafordshire, England. 20 Miss sUsIE Z. CARR a
Washington. DC.