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The Star Route Trial.
PROCEEDINGS AFTER RECESS.


After the recess Judge wylie asked Mr.. Bliss to
restate what he proposed TO prove by the wit
ness
Mr. Bliss said they expected to prove that this
witness followed Rerdell, and saw him actually go
into DOrsey's ONCE about ten O'Clock.
Mr.. Ingersoll asked the government TO state
whether they had not known OF this evidence be-
fore the case for the government closed.
Mr.. Bliss said they had known IL was possible to
show that Rerdell had gone TO this Office.
Judge Wyiie, after referring to Rerdells testi-
mony, said he thought 1T was plain that Rerdell
had got the book after he went to Dorsey's. This
evidence, he thought, tended 10 show that he got
IL on the morning before going to Dorsey's. He
thought the evidence offered tended
to make out different state OF
facts than those testified to by RerdelL
This evidence could only tend to prove, perhaps,
that Torrey was mistaken In saying he had not
seen Rerdell. AS the matter stood the court would
leave the conflicting testimony to the jury to de-
eide. and exclude this evidence.
James w. DOnely was called to show that Mr..
Dorsey had aid him for work since he had copied
the books for Rerdell, thus showing that he con-
sidered the debt he owed Dorsey as having been
settled by the work he had previously DONE though
Dorsey denied having employed him.
Judge Wyle ruled out the testimony.
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The Bound Brook Railroad Disaster.
RACING TRAINS AND CARELESS swITcHMAN
The fourteen persons injured by the collision
at Bound Brook crossing, n. j., yesterday, were
promptly cared for. and. with three exceptions,
are not seriously hurt Mcguire, the engineer OF
the special: Jeners. brakeman OF the express
train, and MIS- Toombs, OF New York, are re-
ported severely injured. It is charged that the
Waterman at the crossing showed the riRht-of-
way signal to both the engine and train until they
were very near the crossing, when he suddenly
raised the danger signal. It was then too late
The engine was reversed, but It was so near the
crossing that 1t struck the third coach OF the
train, knocking IL on the track, and setting It on
IRE. 1t ia almost q miracle that the OCCUPANTS of
the coach escaped with the comparatively light
injuries inflicted. The tracks OF the two roads
run parallel for about three miles before crossng
ana the citizens OF Bound Brook say the trains are
continually racing. 1t IL believed by some that
yesterdays accident was caused by this fondness
for racing. The engine and the express ran almost
side for side for the three miles, and 1t Is thought
each was trying to make the crossing ahead Of
the other.
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BOSTON. April IA small street bomb was ex.
ploded by passing carriage In front OF the post
some commoton but no damage. The device was
a circular tin Shell, @sHo inches in diameter and
half an inch thick with two small prongs for caps
projecting from the center. The explosive used is
not known. The report was about as heavy as
that made by military rife. The incident caused
some talk In connection With the Marquis of
ance to 1t, and believe the bomb was dropped acct
dentally,
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4 CHARLES W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES ,r EEEss SALE LES G. VALUABLE IMPROVED
TWEEN AND N sTREars North VEST ST
BEING NOS 1929 AND l229X.
BY virtue OF deed in trust dated July Goth ~,
1s,s and az h recorded in bsr Nc sle folio so4
bia and by direction of the holder of the promis-
sorry note secured thereby the said note being
and unpaid, the undersigned will offer, public auc-
ton, in front Of the premises on IGEsbAY, The
p PA touk oGLqCK p ~ the following described
south half OF Lot numbered twenty t2O), in square
hmnbered to.r hundred and forty eight 44s sub
divided by act OF corporation April 4th. 1S45 fronting
about SO feet 7h street aud running back with that
WI attn about lO5 feet to alley. The improvements
attached. ~ ~
Terms OF sale One fourth cash. and residue in equal
lnstalnents at six. twelve and eigh months from
day OF SALE to DO secured by the purchasers notes
bearing interest and deed of trust the property
sold or all cash. at the purchasers option deposit
OF s2oo mast be made at the Tune Of the SALE and if the
the day OF sale the Trustee the right to resell
me property at the purchasers risk and cost after
three days notice in The Evening Star newspaper
Conveyancing and recording at purchasers cost.
w. nov RUDOLPH EICHHORN, Trustee.
.. l. CoLDWELf,. AuctfOneer. ap3-d&ds
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FINED $40 FOR CURsrsG THE ousss.-pbIpps.
the philadelphia almshouSe forger, left Hamilton.
Ont, last evening for home 10 charge OF a dctec.
tive. Robert McWade, city editor OF the Philadei-
phia Ledger, while waiting for a train to accom-.
pany Phpps, took occasion TO curse the queen
and the Canadian government Information was
sworn against him 10y a bystander and he Was
arrested ana fined $40. He reports being robbed
OF $500 While In Ontario
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$4,000 BREACH OF PROMISE SUIr-A anit for
$4,000 damages has been Instituted In New York
city against David W. Bruce proprietor OF Bruce's
type foundry, by Miss Ernestine Cloos for breach
OF promise OF marriage. The girl alleges that when
She was but fifteen years or age Bruce ruined her
under promise OF marriage. The defendant ad.
mitted that he bad given her money, about $500 Ia
all, OUT denied the promise OF marriage. OJhor
witnesses testified that the girls character was
not good, one OF them saying he Saw her exhibited
as a beauty In d dime museum at Baltimore Tho
jury yesterday afternoon rendered Q verdict In
favor OF the girl for s. 192
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soREL. QUEBEC. April lathe ice in the river
Richelieu, opposite and above this town, is break
Ing up, and the water IS unusually high. Reports
from the upper parts OF the river say that the
water has risen four feet since yesterday. The
water in the Yamaska river is extremely high.
The southeastern bridge Is in precarlous condi-
ton, and trains have stopped running over It. A
mall carrier reports crossing on the St Lawrence
TO be very unsafe. Grave spprehensions are felt
for the safety Of the fleet in the harbor.
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The Kentucky Prohfbitioni.ts.

yention called for April 10 has been abandoned.
The reason assigned is opposition to third party
movement. The pTOhibitlonists say they Will
carry on their aggressive work, and the central
committee has called a ministers convention, to
meet April g.
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Gen. Dfaz Gone 70 New York.

Boston, April 13-Gen. Diaz and suite, with the
exception OF Senior Quit, who is to remain here q
rev days to arrange some business matters, left
for New York on the $50 train via the Boston and
Albany railroad this morning President Nicker-
son, OF the Mexican Central railroad, and City
Messenger Peters. on behalf OF the city were among
those present to bid the party goodbye.
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
Followed by a Detective.

Followed by n Detective.
THE MARQUIS OF LoRNR walks TIE STREETS OF
BOSTON.
BosToN, April lathe Marquis OF Lorne arrived
here at $3.50 this morning, his FIRST question having
reference TO the expected arrival In this harbor
from Bermuda OF the British corvette Tenedos,
with the Princess Louise on board His party
consists OF the Duke de Blacas, Col. Winton and
three attendants He would not take convey
ance to the hotel Brunswick, but accompanied 6y
the English consul and the members OF his party,
followed closely by detective walked leisurely to
the hotel
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The Man Who Murdered His Five


DENVER Col. April 1s-At Lane City, this
morning, the jury In the case OF Alfred G. Packer,
charged with numbering five companions In San
juan county in 1872 returned a verdict Of guilty.
motion for a new trial. on the ground that the
murders were committed on an Indian reserva-
ton, and that this court has therefore no jurts-
d1cti0n, will be made this afternoon
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INITIATING WASHINGTON Mxruons In the 40

INITIATING WARRINGTON MErHoDs-In the COM
mon pleas court In Philadelphia "Wednesday, when
the case OF Oliver Glase, an alleged policy dealer
CHARGED with setting up an Illegal lottery, WAS
called, several OF the 1urymen. IN reply 70 aues-
lions OF the Judge, stated that they had been ap.
preached In the course or the last few lys by
men who offered them money TO bring In a verdict
favorable TO Glase. The judge at once issued war.
rants for the arrest OF the men mentioned ana
the trial or the case being proceeded WITH 0iase
was convicted.
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Verdict Against Long Island City's
MavNr.

NEW YORK, April lathe jury in the case OF ex-
Mayor.de Bevoise, Of Long Island City, who was
tried for wrongful conversion OF city bonds to-day
round verdict against the defendant for $780, 700
A motion by the defendants counsel for a new
trial was denied, as was also q motion for q stay
OF proceedings.
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( IHANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY ON THE WEST
~ SiDE OF NINTH STREET. THIRD LOT SOUTH
FROM THE CORNER OF STREET NORTH

By virtue OF decree of the sunreme Court Of the ~
District Of Col,ssn PUN passed on the I'd day Of
dersgned Trustees will sell to the highest bidder at
R BaY o dSc apR on TUESDAY,
In front of the premises Lot numbered fifty three
eos2. ID square numbered three hundred and sixty:
Coumb a imgroysd BY two frame tenernents. num-
pe n log =. ana 1850 9TH street northwest.
the purchase money cash. the residue in two equal
stannen.s payable at six and twelve months. with
aeI sm OF fa9o vs"Fed at time
trustees reserve the right to resell he property at the
risk and cost of defaulting purchase
JAMES II. SMITH5
LIE Droit Building [ o,.
4. B. LIE WIS z trustees.
DUNcANsoN BROS. 41c t o. n'~'' .p1o-dAds
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A Bogus Draft.

NEW YORKER CHARGED WITH RECEIVING MONEY
UNDER FALSE PRETENsEs.
special Detective Mattfngly, about II 80 O'clock
last night, arrested DR.. VIM. B. Parker, alias H. j.
White, OF New York, on the charge OF receiving
money under false pretenses by means Of q bogus
draft for $50 on the Manhattan Savings bank
The prisoner is tall, handsome, weil-dressed
ness In New York He arrived in this city on the
5th OF this month. and registered at the St James
Hotel as Il j. Mitte. Since his arrival it is said
lots OF money: Of1cer Mattingly states that last
Wednesday Parker went to Judge Noah. with
whom he claims to be acquainted and had him
cash draft for $50, drawn to the account OF Fer
dinand A. Witte, and payable to VIM. G. Parker
a ss Mssvg bank Judge Noah
the reply that no such person had an account
there. When arrested last night he admitted that
to-day he was charged with receiving money under
false pretenses Prosecuting Attorney Moore
stated that 1t would take some time to prepare the
case, and 1T went over till Tuesday under $4,000
bail He was committed In default OF the bail
After the court adjourned he stated to STAR re-
mitted that he gave the check to Judge Noah, and
that he has been stopping at the St James and ia
known as Witte
CIVILIANS ON MILITARY REsKRvAT1oHs.-The
Secretary Of War directs that no civilian win be
permitted to reside upon military reservation I'M
less he be an employe OF the government, and his
residence thereon must cease upon his discharge
from such employment. No permission Will Be
given any one to cultivate any portion OF militia
~ reservation, to Craze animals or TO cut grass
thereon.
THE NEW FIVE CENT NIcKEL-The first INSTALL
ment Of the five cent nickel piece Of the latest de.
sign was received by Treasurer Wyman to day
from the Philadelphia mint 1t amounted to only
$500 More are expected soon, and they will be
put into circulation when received. This issue OF
der the Roman numeral v. and Is intended as
substitute for the new nickel piece, which bore no
inscription 70 designate its value beyond the figure
v. There are already about 900 pieces OF this
coin in circulation.
STRIKE OF BRICKMAKBRs.-There Is a strike In
progress among the brick workers In the yards
across the river In Virginia The skilled workers
and the lab0rers demand an advance OF Is cents
upon the present rates Some OF the yards still
In operation. but 1t Ia said that the strike viii
extend to all or them This strike does not affect
the brick maohide companies
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DENTISTRY.


nR. HARTI,EBEN. GRADUATE OF PENNsYI-
~ vania College. Phiisdellh having purchased
my office and residence viii the practice about
May LIST. confidently recommend him to my pa
trons and the public generally dentist undoubed
ability; Nd. A. CAhMAS, Dentist, lois 14th ct. u. w.
ar9lm "
4 RTIFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN
~ serted Immediately after extracting natural teeth
i'm splendid success Modern methods and skill in iii
branches OF Dentistry Moderate Tees.
jaS-ly DIR. DONNALLE 1921 street northwest
Dr. s. 1. SCOTT DENTIST
freservation Of the Natural Teeth Specially II An.
NR. RANDALL PARSONS, DENTIST
~ 42S 9TH street northwest over Balianfynes Root
store Gold filings specially. Gas given day or
nR. KLOEBER, DENTIST.
IL 626 STREET NORTHWEST.
traction of Teeth. ana
TYR, T.. n. TALBOT, DENTIST, No. 437 7TH
~ street. three doors from corner K. Dentistry in ali
is branches Teeth inserted 81 Per set All work war
Ianteu- 3anl9
HOWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION. No. oil
~ ~ street. three doors moth of Pennsylvania
avenue. east side Hereafter e1tractions under
tooth and 20 cents each additional tooth at he sams
sitting Extrsctons without gas 50 cents each tooth
AInalgam Filings. from 81 TO S. Ali work WARRANTED
50 900 patients. wa
Patents coming by car win DO furnished free tickets
~enu IIola t.e oince.J nal
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RfoT FOLLOWING THE PAPER IMAGE Lkwscir-
Wednesday night a crowd OF Irish men. women
ana children gathered In front OF the house OF
MIR. Cannon. the father or Lizzie NJ. Cannon the
nlalntin Ia the recent paper image suit against
Father Fleming. fn Boston, which was settled In
court yesterday, and proceeded TO make Demon
STATIONS OF hostility toward him and his family
FULLY one thousand persons were present, shout.
Ing, utterlng curses, and throwing sticks ana
stones against the sides OF the houses aud at the
windows The police finally dispersed the crowd
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RICHMOND, VA, April 12-In the United States
court here to-day. before Judge Bond, sitting as
circuit Judge for West Virginia. W.. A. stuart,
bondholder to tte 90 amount OF $4,000
pany, through counsel, moved for the appoint
ment OF receiver for said property, and the court
ordered that the papers In the case be prepared
W lille he examined the law on the subject
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Latest Foreign News

BRADY TO BE HANGED MAY 18th
DUBLIN. April 1a-The date fixed by the fudge
Tor the execution OF Brady is the 14th OF May The
jury were out 10 minutes.
RACING IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, April 13.-ThiS was the fourth day OF
the Newmarket Craven meeting. The race for the
Newmarket handicap, for three-year-olds and up
wards. was won by the Duke OF Beaufort's four.
year-old chestnut colt Faugh-a-B allah Lord
MARGINS three year old bay nlly Alizon came In
second, and Gen. Owen Williams three-year-oId
brown colt Cohort third. There were seven start
erl.
WATCHING THE LONDON sEwRRa
LONDON. April lathe Metropolitan board of
works has recommended. because OF the danger
TO be feared from explosives, that workmen enter
Ing the sewers OF London be carefully watched.
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GPLF NDID BUSINESS PROPERTY No. lu2O
- WEST SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN
A L a mn

SPLF ND1D BUSINESS PROPERTY, No 1u2O
- VEST SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
WEST. AT AUCTION.
TENTH. at FIVE O'CLOCK. we will sell. in f,ontI::a
OF the premises. the south part of lot No TO- in A
Of It'll street. and running back that width 90 feet This
lot by large brick house used for business
ences and fine fixtures including elevator THIS prop
erty is in Of the best locations 7th street. and
rapidly improving.
Terms: One. Fourth cash: balance in one two. and
annually notes to he secured by deed Of trust prem
1ses. or all cash at option OF purchaser All conveyan-
TIM Of sale Termsto be COMPLIED with IN ten days.
SER after fave days public Of such resale In some
newspaper published In WASHINGTON, p. C.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucta
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Scheduie To take effect SUNDAY. NOV. u, 1882
Lease Washington. from Station corner of New Jer-
For Chiesso. Cincinnati. Louisville. and>St Louis
DAILY az 400 r. m. 1918 q. NJ, 9:55 D. M. with
through coaches and Palace Sleeping Cars to above
points without change. 1918 q. daily to Chicago
For I1ttsburs. Cleveland and Detroit at 1918 T. m.
.buss With ssy sso solid train to
daily. e.e 5 sunSss p and s Sss S ad a. G.1
with Parior and Sleeping Cars attached
For baltimore on week days. s. 80 6 so T:45 8:ln
and 10 n 12Io 22o. 235. 8. $50 .4:3O. 44O. 5:45.
for baltimore on Sundays $50. 7:45. DAM 1:25
$50. 3. 4:SO. 5:i5, I, $40 pm.
For Annapolis. $50 II 10 aud 40 on Sunday
For way stations between washinxton ana Baltimore
G:S r. IN. IL 10 $3.50. 4:4O, and 30 D. M
For Stations on MetropoIitsn Branch. $780, $40 a M
Stsunton $40 daily except sunday; for iiasers
town and Frederick. 40 10 is. 4:45 daily except
Trains arrive from the West daily 500. 73s an.
From New York and Philsdelphis. SIS. SIS Am.
daily. !. 10 p IN. daily. except sunday
ron Arnsrolis $50 1;50. 6:5T D. N. Sunday
Frorr staunton. 2:I5 I'm. daily. except Sunday
froia Frederick, EaSers;Own and in;erIediafa
points s:2o m Frcder ok and way stations g IS a.
n. z'i9, s:lO PIi and 20 daily. except Sun
Trains leave Baltimore :or Washington at g. An
40 10. 10. 3. 40 aud l030 am, IL l5 $50
S49. :Iu. .. 10 80 >, 62b 80 ard D. m
Al tFaias from Washington and Ba timore stop at
Relay Station. "
for further Information apply at the Baltimore and
pho Ticket Office, Washington Station GIG and 1851
itney fanla avenue corner 4th street. where orders
WI t' taken for baggage " be checked aud received 1t
81 point in the city.
WI CLEMENI y Nj. OF l.. Baltimore and e. X
LORD G. z. A. ap9
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District Government Affairs.

Col. VIM. @. Moore and Mr.. Chas ffuofY, OF the
Washington Light Infantry. with Major Dye. OF
the metropolitan police, had long interview with
the District Commissioners to-day upon matters
connected with the coming fair or that corps. They
stated at the close that the interview for the
purpose OF arranging for detail OF police to keep
order at the fair and for the purpose OF inviting
the Commissioners to attend the festivities
WANT THR STREET GRADED.
A large number OF property -holders and citizens
on 10th street northeast, in a communication 10
the Commissioners request that that street he cut
down to the level OF the pavement, and suggest
that the clay obtained by cutting down be used In
filling in the reservation between b street north
east ana Lincoln Park.
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NNHOMAS +. WAGGAMAN,
Il Real Estate Auctioneer.

apl2, Is. IA. 16. u. i
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WANT THR STREET GRADED.


In the Police Court to-day Adrew V. Rohey was
charged by Geo. w. Sroot with assault and vice
versa; the case went over.
The grand jury to-day returned an Indictment
against Joseph NJ. Baird, charged with petit lar
ceny, second offenSe.
Jno. Leonard was fined twenty dollars BY Judge
Smell to-day for keeping hts bar open on sunday.
Smoke from q furnace fue caused an alarm OF
fire at the Interior Department building yester-
day.
Ezekiel Cade was charged before Judge Smell
to-day with writing policy, and the defendant
was represented by Chas Pelham. The case
went over for one week
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctionesrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE, No. 1898
MARYLAND AVENUE EAST.
By virtue of deed Of trst recorded IN Liler No
639 folio loo of the lind records the District 800
OF Columbia, surviving trustee will SELL in front
Of the Premjses. at public auction. on FRIDAY, TIE
dHIk o EES n DAY or APhli. A. 1855 AZ FIVE
situate and lying Ia the city Of Washington G. being
known and described as lot numbered eight 49,, in
James F. Woard's subdivision of part of square
bered ten hundred and six (0O6} recorded in Iiber
r. L. H. folio $40, &c, in the surveyors Office of the
District of Columbia tof ether with all the improve
ments ways. easements rights. privileges, and sppur
tenances to the same belonging ia appertan
ing.
Terms: One-third cash balance, six, twelve and
eighteen monthsnotes to bear interest and TO be
cured by deed Of trust all css at option
Of purchaser Convey ancing at purchasers cost Terms
TO be complied with in days. otherwise the Trus
tee the right to resell at the rak and cost Of
some newspaper published in Washington. D. G. de-
post of 800 required at SALE
JAMES +. WOLLARD. Surviving Trustee.
ap2-d&ds
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The Injunction against the Passion Play has
been continued In New York.
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A Weeks Business Failure.

IA " eeR'b 11USIneBS FatIUf00.
NEW YORK, April 18-The business failures for
the past seven days, as reported to r. G. Dun d
Co., OF the Mercantile agency, numbered 1859 as
against 1877 last week, and 1872 the previous week.
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RAILROADS.

RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TIE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
.,, - 80 BETWEEN
1HE EAST AND THE WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER!
SlEtI, RaII.SI
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HOTELS, &c.

BRADDock HOUSE,
(Formerly Green's Mansion Houae)
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Largest Class Hotel in the city. ThorouuIy Rem
H h1s and Cold Baths Electric Bells. etc. telegraph
and Billiard Rooms. Rates. 81 Per Day. Special IN
dncements to Permanent Guests &C. 50 to IS so Per
Week. including Free Passage to and from Washington
daly. Unsurpassed Accommodations for Government
Empinyes: GEO. w. BROWN, Proprietor.
apT-l0S FRFD O. WILLIAMS Mapspar
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LABOR N0TEA-The cigar manufacturers OF Gin.
cinnau have made proposition to the strikers to
pay ninety cents per thousand advance, which
grants direct from Castle Garden have gone TO
work on tho Atlantic and Danytlle railroad.
MURDERED FOR HIS MoNEY.-The body OF Fred
Wagner. brother OF the late Senator Wagner. Q
search was made Last fall, was found by emigrants
last Sunday on the bank Of . creek eight miles
from Powers station. Colorado. on the Santa Re
railroad, with q bullet hole IN the neck He had
been murdered for hts money.