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Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-30
The NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Another Liberal Contribution
from Germany for the Flood
Sufferers.
Permission Given Cansds to
Modify Its Tariff Laws Re.
leting to Whisky.
Nine New 5calps Secured by
the Vigilant Hair Raisers
of Mexico.
The immaculate Gail Of the
Ohio Man Again on Ex-
hibition.
Several Hungry Patriots anxious
to Secure Timothy's Slippers.
CAPITOL NOTES.
%GERMANY's CONTRIBUTION.

y LAWN
Special Dispatches to THE Bsu.
WAsHINeT IN, March v29.-The
president re- served from Brasch and
RotheusteIn, bankers tf Berlin, Gar.
many, an additional contribution of
1900 marks for the bsnefs OF suff ,rets
from the foods 10 the west. OF this
amount 8. 600 marks were contributed
by the emperor and empr sss and Ger.
many. The funds were turned over
to the American association of the
Red Cross for distribution. The total
amount Of These contributions from
citizens of Germany transmitted
through Brasch and r ottenstein is
$500 marks.
TRERE Is THE BEST AUTHORITY
for the statement that no notes
whatever has passed between this gov.
eminent and the government of Great
Britain with regard to q system of
''internationh police" to q reciprocal
watch to be kept in each country upon
criminals or enemies of the other.
We WON'T OBJECT.
The secretary of state mas author
lied Minister West to say to the
Canadian authorities that the govern
ment has no objection to such change
of the Canadian customs and regula.
tions as will admit of tho importation
of bonded whisky into Canada of
packages OF less than 100 gallons. Il
now remains for the Canadian psrlia-
ment to decide whether such modi6-
cation of their regulations shall be
made.
THE Hal LIFrERS.
Iadian Commissioner Price to-day
received a teIs gram from Agent Will
COX at San Carlos, ARR INA, dated
yesterday, as follow 8 Continued
q1ies among reservation Iadiaus.
Am keeping a vici.snt watch of them,
NJ sign of quitting work for any pur.
pose Yesterday report of nine cit,-
zens killed by the Indians from Old
Mexico, near the U pper CHA, on the
line between New Mexico and Ari-
IONA, Is confirmed to. day"
THE ANNUAL REUNION
of the society Of the Army of the Pc.
tomsc will be held In this city May 16
and II. It promises to be Of unusual
interest.
THE CABINET VACANCY.
The president will not take any &C.
ton with regard to the vacancy In his
cabinet, caused by the death of Mr..
Howe, before next week, A delsga-
ton from Ohio, consisting OF Generals
Grosvenor, Brigg', Cunningham and
w. P. Lippincott, called upon the
president this afternoon, and urg,d
upon him the Importance Of having in
his cabinet q representative from
Ohio. Representative Butterw crth,
of Ohio, also had an interview witt
the president.
Inspector General Saekett's illnes'
Is not a serious as reported yester
day.
THE JEANETTE c IURT OF INQUIRY
reconvene at the navy department to
morrow for examination of the fou
members of the Jeanette crew VIII
have recently returned from Siberia
EX-PREsIDENT DIAZ AND PARTY
went to Mt. Vernon this morning oil
the United States steamer Despatch
escorted by a large delegation of off
clals.
IN THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL
d )rsey's direct TESTING ny was finished
and Merrick began the cross .exsmlna
ton.
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Mormons in tho South,
rial nia,,aknh 20 Tuu npu

CHATTANOOGA, March 20 - Elder
Morgan, presidiug elder OF the Nor
mon church, left this city with 100
converts for Utah from all parts Of the
south. Nioety missionaries In the
south claim 600 converts annually.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-30
Horssord'. Acid Phosphate

Is q preparation Of the phosphates Of
lime, msguesia, potash aud iron Ia
such form as to be readily assimilated
by the system. Descriptive phamplet
sent free. Rumford Chemical Works,
Providen ce, r. I.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-30
Tho Jsannstto CrLw.

SpocIa Dispatch to TIM BSs.
NEW YORK. March 90 Lieut..
Danenhower, Engineer Melville, Sea-
men Niuderman, E lsign Hunt and,the
Jeanette aeamen who recently arriv-
ed here have gone to Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-30
Stiff Lifters Sentenced.

PHILADELPHIA, March 20 - The
body snatchers were sentenced as fol-
lows: Rob. Chew, two years imprison,
ment; Levi Chew, eighteen months
the others to less terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-30
New Mills 9tarted.

SCRANTON, Pa, March 90 The
Scranton steel company started its
new mills, employing over mi thour.
and men.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-30
More Light.

Special Dispatch to The BHs
BosTlN, March 30 --The Elison
Electric illuminating company has Or
gan ID with a capital of 81 coo. 0C0,
with ex Governor Rice a. President.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-30
a Mission For Meat.

pPoVIKI DItpHVUH 70 TIN DIN.
LAREDO, TEXAS, March 29.-It Is
rumored that a party Of five Ameri-
cans who left for the interior of Mex.
loo went to buy the stock murdered in
the camp neal Saltillo.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-30
a Forest Fire

ALLENTOWN, Pa March ga fire
Is raging on the Blue Mountain near
Lehigh Gap. Much valuable timber
Is being destroyed.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-30

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Davidson j X ell n 18Th st
Darling L B 10th and and Burt at
Davis q L I'll n 18th st
Davis d A I'll n 18th at
Daniels o G BOB n IL n at
Dillon John IA n 9th st
Donovad 40 j 1913 Davenport st
Door Phil Burt ct bat 10Th and 10Th at
Doyle W II 17l0 Davenport st
Doyle J A ITO Divenport at
Dove Jos 1923 n l6 h at
Donohue Jno W 1918 Chicago ut
Durkee W P 313 IL 10 n ct
Dallow E 1014 Chicago at
Dawson John 18th and Csss ut
DAYTON Edward Ills Sherman Nv
Dlvia 4 y 702 California at
Davis John 1417 Chicago st
Dietrich G Cunning at BET 10Th and
10Th ST
Doolittle W V ST 812 n 18Th at
Doolittle @ j 812 II lS n ct
D)nohue Dan 1913 California at
ID moline Michael 1918 Chicago at
Donohue Edward 1918 Chicago nt
Douglas i!nes 1905 Chicago st
Downs p L Ala n 18Th ct
ID yle Thos Ii 90S u 1G h at
Dowdell Peter 517 II 12th at
Duncan Il s IL h and Cunning st
Durnell Saml Oars 81 ichool house
Farrhli Jno 907 n Itch at
Farrell Michael Hap n 16 h st
| MILL ID - IEI .uoLl..
Fee Il g 1854 osSs at
FIsher chas chicago bet 18th and 18th
sits
Fitzpatrick John G 1913 chicago st
Fleming wm 808 N 18th ct
Foley Michael chicago st bet 10 & IL
Falconer Thomas 1909 webster at
Feeney j ii 722 n 10Th ST.
Foley John All II 18th at.
Fitzmorris Michael 1914 califora' at
Ferren Peter 1910 chicago ct
Firth Roland 1911 Webster st
Femming Mitchslli no l l4sh and cali
forniy SITS
Fleming Mitchell no 2 IA and cali
fornia ats
F..anagab Hugh 1ll5 sherman av
FOrst Frank 1912 cass st
Frenzer Joseph 1912 california st
Frazier A 17i5 cumingt at
Friday John 1922 cssr tt
Frinoni Otto 1l49 n 16 h st
Fargeson AN 1886 N 18 st.
Egan Owen 1915 Cunning at
Elicit Gao GA N 18th st
Emkens j III California bet 18th and
14.h sts
Emblem Jno 1l3b N 10Th st
Engstrom O A 17l5 Cunning at
Erdmann W + 1911 Chicago at
Erdmann W III 1911 Chicago ut
Estabrook K Chicago at bet 10th anS
and 18th
Estsbrook H ID Chicago at bet 1G.l
and 18th
Eddy II w 62l N 10Th at
Ellis w p 1916 California at
Elliott Nathan 9l3 N 10 h st
Ellingwood t b 18th and Gracs SITS
Enewold Robt @ 10th near Californii
Enright Jere 1014 Chicago at
Erck John IL Gl3 N l6sh st
E'zensperger j Q ll2l N 18Th st
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Bushey Michl W 16 h & lizard SITS
Butler " ii 10th & webster SITS
Caaau Lawranna ar O b and DAvannnI

Butler " II 10Th & webster SITS
Casey Lawrence sr Oh and Davenport
ats
Casey Lawrence L jr oh and DAven.
port SITS
Case WIN Il 10Th and lizard SITS
Carney Thos 312 n 18th at
Carney T III Is h and IL ard sta
Caldwell Il = 1909 Webster at
Carroll Patrick I'LL Sherman av
Carnsby James i4l2 II III ct
CsrnsbY WIN l4l2 n II h at
Cane John 1S | Cumiugss st
Callan Pa 1909 Chicago ct
Callan Thos 1909 Chicago st
CSrlin Patrick 18Th ana Nicholas ats
Carleton G l. GA n l6.h at
Ohristopheruon Geo r 1706 Cumlngs
&C
Chollman Henry 9l6 n 10Th ct
Charlton James b 18th and Daven.
port ats
Charlton Mrs L G 18th and Owen
Charlton A G 18th and Davenport
port sts
Clark Peter 5l9 n IL st
Clark Noah l422 Sherman Nv
Clover II G 1914 Caas ct
| Clair James CLARK bet 18Th and 10Th
Coffman V II 1908 California st
Conway Timothy j 10Th bet Chicago
and Csss SITS
| Oornfield Samuel 722 n 10. h at
| Common WIN 1916 webster at
| Cosgrove James 1109 n 18Th at
| Conlan James 11l3 n 18th at
Cornell Owen California bet 18th and
I3th sis
| Connolly James 702 n 16 + at
Cronland j g 10 h aud California ST
Crocken FL N 605t n Itch at
Cross r M 1909 California st
| Grouse Seward n Shermau av
Crumb II @ 1913 n II n at
Casey Thos j 301 n 18th at
Cavanaugh Pat 1912 Webster at
Campbell j " GO 10 h ct
Callahan James 14th and Webster BtI
Campbell @ II $40 IL IA h ut
Carney W A 1717 GAS st
Christensen j s 1907 Cass at
Chat6eld s 16; h and Cunning at
Chubb o p oil n Is h at
Clawson " H I'd and Nicholas SITS
Cloud W @ 800 14;h at
Clark + s 1910 Cass at
Collopy p + 10 h and Nioholss SITS
Courssman j M 1856 Sherman ave
Counseman T @
Ceunsemap II G
Cole M G 1910 Cunning at
Cole Seth 4 18Th and Webster SITS
Cooper JAS 7th # II Chicago nt
Copeland w Il 17Gh and Cass SITS
Copeland Mrs @ NJ Itch and Cass at
Corby J e 623 n 18th at
Connor Thos 1117 Casa st
CondoDier August 0I5 n 16sh at
Coyle Edward near water works
Cokroft j III 1922 II 18th at
Connors # M 4l9 n l4.h at
Corbein f 1920 I8 h st
Cossley FL W 14i6 Chicago st
Creighton Jas 1924 davenport
Creighton JOS 1904 Csss St
Crowley Samuel l1th and Chicago
CrandelbJss r 1ith bat Chs OAss
Cusack Pat 1913 Chicago ut
Cummings Thos Csss ut bet 12th&13I
Cummings John 1G h and Cass at
Cunnif john 15sh and lizard st
t Curlett T 4 10th bet Gal & Webster
Cntler H K I7I7 California at
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MARYLAND Items.

The revival at Asbury Church near
Crisfeld, has closed with los CONVEX |
siOnS.
The Snow Hill Messenger and the
Salisbury Adrertiser advocate Judge
Z. X Wilson for l. 5. Senator in place
of Senator GrOome.
W. A. Cleaver, executor, sold on
Tuesday last, at ChcstertOwn, the Bow
man farm, situated near Farlee and
containing two hundred acres, to J. w.
Carey, for $3.50
The pork market opened last week
in Centreville, with prices ranging
rather low. The supply exceeding the
demand, offerings are freely made at
s., $3.50 and S. with no takings, so
far as heard from, at the latter figure.
-ObSPrrer.
A Baltimore american special says,
relative to the bribery of voters in
Caroline county: 1t is admitted that
at least $1,000 was used by both par
ties, which is little over So. for each
voter in the county. or $18.88 for each
of the 700 doubtful , purchaseable
voters in the county"
st. Clements Church at Massey's,
was the scene of brilliant wedding on
Tuesday evening, November 9th.
Robert L. Cochran, of St. Georges Hun
dred, Delaware, was united in mar
rage with Miss Mary Nivin Massey,
daughter Of Il. B. NJ Massey, Esq, OF
GondOmar," Kent county.
Will - - ~
Chestertown, was sitting talking with
his family, about o'clock, last Satur
daylight, some unknown person hurled
a Ratchet through the window, shat
teriAg the glass and sash. The hatche
struck a table near which Mr.. Stan
was sitting and fell at his feet.
The Kent Nelcs is holding up a
evading the law against LOtterle
SignOr BoscO" who has given thrc
or four gift concerts in Chestertowl
recently. He charges % cents for ad
mlsslon-35 cents for reserved seats
and gives each purchaser of ticket a
envelope containing numbers represent
ing prizes.
William Williams, a colored ma
from Baltimore, Stabbed Aleck Chane.
colored, living in Chestertown, in
quarrel Saturday night. 1t seems thu
man named Wilkins owed Chane
eight cents and left it with Williams
pay him. Williams spent the none
ana when called upon for it by ChanC
tod him he did not have it. Shal
words passed, and Williams, who is
Stranger here, drew knife and sta
bed CLANCY.
Farmers in Caroline county are e
terng more largely than ever into Il
business OF peach growing. A prom
J J peach tree grower said the 9th
nay We are having peach craze
me nurseries cannot begin to supp
IN, ,h demand for young trees, thou
II .ne quantity of budding done last +
Tas much in excess of former yea
5he nurserymen have received hu
S Sn OF orders which they cannot
Tor these trees.
Co he temperance people of Dent'
t ae county, are after the postm
Il IL Vi mat town, who has a drug ST
II whi connection with his postofiice,
NJ ; Tunch, 1t is charged, he sells liql
T;isy and declare, if needs .be, Il
H. # ' I'm mold Do public indignation meet
H. dio, ny rostoiiice Department refuses
nj tplace him. Denton is not the o
viii on the Eastern Shore afflic
H. s %oa that class Of drug stores. Il
- Iascals out.-Ceci Wing.
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Mr.. Carlisle has never made any
secret of his views. He believes in a
20 per cent tariff-about one-half our
present average.
A correspondent at Khartoum con-
firms, upon evidence of an eyewitness,
the report of the death of Hicks Pasha
and the humiliation of his army.
Patrick O'Donnell has been found
guilty of the murder of Carey, the in
former, and sentenced TO death. He
received his sentence in a passionate
outburst, and was taken struggling
from the courtroom.
Elections on the question of ( license"
or no license" were held Saturday in
the towns of Marion, Wimsboro' and
Ogdensburg, S. c., resulting in each in
stance in overwhelming victories for
the prohibition party.
Lewis G. Smith, sexton of the church
in East Boston, where w. HI. Cud-
worth, its pastor, dropped dead on
Thanksgiving Day, died similar death
in the church Saturday when Mr.. Cud-
worth's body was lying there in state.
An aged colored couple in Terre
Haute, Ind, who have had twenty
five children, four of whom were
killed in the war, declined a pension,
saying that the government had done
enough for them in emancipating their
race.
The force to advance on the Soudar
under Baker Pasha will number 5000
men. 1t is reported from KordOfer
that one-third of Hicks Pasha's troops
including the English officers, were
killed in the recent battle. The Others
are said to be encamped at Rahad.
Judge Kelley will begin his work il
the Forty-eighth Congress by introduc
ing bill limiting the coinage of silve
, dollars bv the United States to $1,000
t year until the free coinage of both gOl'
and silver as full legal tender be estat
lished at q common ratio by the Lead
:, ing commercial nations of Europe i
, concert with the United States.
}. SamOn, in Jail at Laconia, n. H., fC
the murder of Mrs. Ford and the Rudd
family, Monday confessed his gull
:, He says he killed Mrs. Ford in
. drunken squabble, then chopped he
!, to pieces and put her in the trunI
n which he took to the Rudy residenc
70 During the night he concluded to Xxi
! the Ruddy family and burn the hou
to destroy all evidence of his fiji
:. crime.
,T The French people Tor at all even
" the Parisians, which amounts to t
%. 20 same thing are beginning to be tho
70 oughly disguised with the Franc
- Chinese squabble. The TOnquin Cree
Commissioners report is consider
ar vague and unsatisfactory, and it is on
:ir by putting in force the whole machine
IL of party trickery that NJ. Ferry /
hitherto contrived to put off until +
d. day an explanation of the exact pc
CHI ton of France in Tonquin.
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LittletOn Coke VS.. Clara Fitzpoodle
BY THE BATD OF TOWER HALL.

CHAPTER V.
Mr., LltletOn Coke, in the land of Dreams
Where an ideal glory ever beams,
Had seated himself meath q shady tree,
And his eyes were fixed on buzZng bee
While his heart went back to the happy hours
When he, like the bee among the flowers,
Went sporting around with the girls so gay,
In days that forever had passed away
He thought. and wept, as he wiped tear,
Some fairy-like music" sounded near:
And, looking up with glad surprise,
vision of beauty blest his eyes.
maiden fair was standing there,
With brow of snow meath her raven hair
The matchless bloom of her rounded cheek
The bluShing rose would be vain to seek:
More fragrant far was her tempting mouth
Than perfumed airs of the sunny South.
As he gaZed entrunced on the lovely maid,
She advanced to him with shining blade;
With a smile of grace she babe him take
The trusty sword for a maiden'S sake,
For with the gift she made him her knight,
holy war of reform To fight
Mr.. EttletOn Coke, like prudent man,
Asked the maiden fair to unfold her plan;
He wished to see if 1t met his taste
The ground on which the reform was based.
AS he asked her this on his TaviShed ear,
From an unseen minstrel lowering near,
Came a witching strain that rose and fell
Like the whispered tones of an ocean shell,
| With curtsey low, and an earnest glance,
The maid moved round in a may dance.
Then did the wondering Littleton spy
A sight that k1ndled his heart and eye;
| He said TO himself, This angelic maid
| Has come in a heavenly garb arrayed."
| She wore q hat and beneath its shade
Her raven curls with the zephyrs pladed;
| And no wanton sunbeam came to sip
| The honey dew of her rosy lip.
! A Bloomer" frOck was buttoned tight
Around her neck Of pearly white,
Just to the length prescribed by taste;
| And then in unsullied folds To swing
| As pure as is a birds bright wing.
| Beneath her frock with ample How,
Her petitions" like driven snow,
Came down in gathers pure and neat
Above her tripping tiny feet.
Our hero gazed, then on his knee
Bent to the fair divinity.
And thus exclaimed: 81 CAT but bless
A maiden fair in such dress
Name then the cause in which to fight,
Henceforth am your trusty knight,
| And here swear by this good hladel
BY hopes that in my heart treasured
I'll must meet a host arrayed
And every fpemaps steel 70 measure,
Each thought of thee on battle field
A warrior mailed in proof will be;
Thy name engravened on my shield
A tailsmen of victory"
Then on the lips of that fair Miss
He sealed his oath with one sweet kiss.
Thus spoke the maid: Rise up, Sir Knight
In dreams no longer tarry!
| Awake Construe your dream Alright!
Select wife-and marry"
(TO be continued)
sTurkish trowsers.
Everything you want in Clothing for \
. Youth, Boy or Child can be found Of the
Quality at the Lowest Prices in the City, e.
garment being guaranteed, at
TOWER HALL, may
SIS and $40 Market Street, Philadelpl
! GARITEE, MASfEN & ALLEN:
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ond State Items.

county and State Items
O 1lviu Cochran and Miss Ella
X. Az VI Middletown were married
iii haI Thanksgiving Day.
ri Martin, late Representa-
hou ibis State, got five votes IN the
i've ,c y. for Clerk of the House.
,,;vol continuing for four weeks,
abn NJ f. Church at Seatord: mas re-
IN l,, tnd in the addition of Y members
on probation.
r,o now parsonage now in course of
ln9 - at Milford, will, when com
eret toS he a fine one. 1t will be worth
At least $1,000.
o.,,oral Young people of Milford gave
oefo' roditable dramatic entertain
q very IN that town on Thanksgiving
men ning raising 500 for the town
library
rr,,oro Is talk of asking for branch
IA leading from the Delaware Divi-
Io ;on abroad at Middletown to Odessa,
s ;rst as smyrna is connected with that
Jra;Iroad at Clayton.
rhioyos stole on Friday evening last
100 obickeus. 3 turkeys and t guineaS
NV ~ the the hennery of Mr.. Colescott
nUn on the farm of William ID
Clark. near kirkwood.
Tho Dover papers do not speak ell
.bnsastically of Col. McClure's Lecture
- last week. The Sentinel says
III was more of a conversational tall
.Lor a lecture. and the subject wa
msad TO show that labor was not onl,
honorable but necessary"
A. Barr has given the NJ. I
church at Viola a beautiful hali-acr
Int valued at 500, upon which neN
obnrch will be built, 30x40 feet. Thi
,rork is under the supervision OF tn
Pow I. Jewell, who expects to hav
Tho church constructed at once.
Two prominent members of the ba
Zach with a pair of wild ducks in the
hands ON boarding the cars at Wi
nington Yesterday afternoon for
to,r4 few miles south, were so fu'
dIed that they mistook the car in whiC
rora seated ladies for the smoking ca
and only advanced to the front car
earnest solicitation.
The fish factories on our cape Close
work this week for the winter, and Il
operators. seventy men in all, left Il
tbeir homes in Connecticut. Ne
spring they expect to return i'll II
force and resume operations, and al
engage in the manufacture of the SCR
into fish phosphate. When in its fl
capacity. this undertaking will gi
employment to over two hundred nae
-LeCes Light.
GUARDING AGAINST FIRE.-The pc
of Dover having upon several Occaslo
been threatened with a serious co
fagration, because of no fire apparat'
now have an efficient fire company a
6ne water works, which are being ma
mere efficient as the following it,
from the Sentinel will show: IT
town Council have contracted will
Philadelphia party, and they are n
at work putting in a pipe from
creek to the water works building,
IS to connect the engines directly W
the stream, and in case of fire to pu
directly from the creek. This v
give an inexhaustible supply of wat
The work will cost about $500.
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1884.
Harper's Weekly.
IILUSTRA

Hnpe's Weekly stands at the head of American
Illustrated weekly journals. BY its bipartisan
position in politics its admirable Illustrations its
carefully chosen serials, short stories sketches
and poems contributed by the foremost artists
and authors of the day, it carries instruction and
entertainment to thousands of American homes
Ii will always be the aim OF the publishers Ia
make lfdTperS IIeeklyth most popular and attrac'
live family newspaper in the world, and, in the
pursuance of this design, TO present constant
Improvement in all those features which have
gained for it the confidence, sympathy and sup
port of its large army OF readers
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A WORD IN PRIVATE WITH
THE LADIES.

The author of Littleton Coke rersus Clara Fitz
poodle. having brought his hero to very inter
esting point. as will be seen in the lines below,
would respectfully request his fair readers to fol-
low him through the poem to the conclusion,
assuring them that in the parts yet to come the
ladies will have all the best of the argument.
Good naturedly he will give husbands and lovers
some hard rubs, over which bright eyes may in
dulge in merry twinklings, the meaning of
which will be well understood by certain mGScu-
lines, who must profit by what they see and hear
and take the first step in the right direction-if II
is not already taken-by purchasing their cloth
ing of GARITEE MASTEN & ALLEN, TOWER
HALL 5lS and $40 MARKET Street. Philadelphia
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News Items.

On nnOhnell will probably be hanged
perscemoer 18th. All of the London
OiDoppaapers indorse the conviction OF
Euslasss e%i-OfIieially announced that
and FF aa Germany, America, Russia
proteo, ince Will participate In a joint
in es S.'oa OF their subjects in China
France Vi war between China and
General s y annual report Postmaster
eieney" gresham states that the def
4 fiscal Wy ppropriations for the last two
sury eals remain unused in the trea'
ID t6e az postal revenues having cover