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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-06-30
A Drug Clerks Mistake.

An Easton despatch OF the 25th inst,
says; On Friday last four year old daugh-
ter Of Jacob Case, Of the firm OF Case 4
Brother, of Phillipsburg, showed symptoms
Of foyer. On Saturday morning DR.. Isaac
Barber was called in and gave the child
several powders, with instructions when
they should he gwen. In the afternoon the
doctor left prescription for medicine that
is generally used IN such cases and the same
was taken to Gwinner's drug store to be
filled. TIE messenger was waited ON by
Edward Mosen, young clerk, who recent
ly came from Asbury a small village below
Phillipsburg, The clerk, instead of filling
the prescription asthe Iote called for, gave
seidlilz powders. Mrs. Case says she dis
solved the powders and gave the child a
tsaspoonful. Soon after the child was
seized with commissions aud died at seYen
o'elosk the same evening.
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A Colored Camp Meeting.

A eolored camp meeting or jubilee will
convene at Trschsville, this county, on to
day Saturday. at 300 o'clock p. M,
and continue for ten days. Among the
Divines to be present and officiate on the
occasion are Capt. Brown, of the Salvation
Army, of Easton, and Lydia P. Taylor, Of
Washington, d c., and a full band Of Jubi.
lee Singers have been engaged lor the oc-
casion. Rev. J. L. HoT is the Elder in
charge Of the Camp, and arrangements have
been perfected to maintain the best of
order no intoxicants will be allowed tn be
disposed Of on the grounds. The Refresh
ment department is in charge Of Messrs'
Thomas Snyder and Henry Bergenhower,
who will supply everything at very rea son
able prices. A cordial invitation is extend
oil to all sects and denominations to attend.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-06-30
Railroad Matters.


An Allentown dispatch Of the 2lst inst,
says: Notwithstanding rumors and de-
malls Of the lease of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad by the Pennsylvania Company
the latter continues its work Of extending
It's lines to this city. To day the engineers
OF the Pennsylvania complete their surveys
OF the new line to Allentown. There will
be a survey of curves along the road, as
compared to the Perkiomer branch Of the
Reading, which will make the line three
miles shorter. Coming into Allentowp
the engineers found the Jordan meadows
now pretty we'll taken up by the Reading
and the Lehgh Valley, and they were
compelled 10 select Fourth Street as the
route over which the road will pass through
this city. That street has been surveyed
its entire length, much to the alarm Of the
residents along the route. Gordon Street
will be crossed by bridge, and the road
will be run up the valley. Fourth Street
Contains many of the finest residence in the
citv aud the occupants view with alarm
the purpose of the Pennsylvania Company
Whether the company will be allowed to
use the street will probably have to be de-
cided by Court, as the residents are IN no
humor 10 haye the street used as a
thorough(are. 1t is the purpose OF the COM
Lany to put up handsome and comnod-
ious depot close to the central portion Of
tHe city.
The sign which the Pennsylvania shows
in the matter of extending It's lines TO Il is
city has caused the Reading and Lehigh
Valley to determine upon important i'm
provements here. and the result will he
better passenger and freight depots, more
centrally located, q want Allentown has
long telt.
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New Life

is given by using BRowN'S
IRON BITTERs.. In the.
Winter it strengthens and
warns the. system; in the.
Spring it enriches the blood,
and conquers disease iRthe.
Summer it gives tone tofhe
nerves and digestive organs;
in the Fall it enables the.
system to stand the shock
OF sudden changes.
In no way can disease be.
so surely prevented as by
keeping the system in per-
feet condition. BRowNs
IRON BITrERs ensures per+
feet health through the
changing seasons, it disarms
the danger from impure
water and miasmatic air,
and it prevents Consmap~
ton, Kidney and Liver Dis
case, &C.
II, S. Berlin, Esq, Of the
well-known firm Of Fl. S,
Berlin & Co, Attorneys, L6s
Droit Building, Washing
ton, D, G., writes, Dec, 9Th.
1881
Ce.Hener take pleas
urc in stating that have used
prown Iron Biters for ma.
laria and nervous troubles,
caused ly oyorwork, with
excellent results,
Beware Of limitations,
Ask for BRowN's IRON BIT-
TIERS, and insist on having
it. Don't be imposed on
with something rccom-
mended as "jfSt as good,"
The genuine is made only
by the Brown Chemical Co,
Baltimore, Md,
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The Earl Of We,tnea,h, who died re-
Gently, represented nns Of the oldest OF The
Norman families "seizrd" OF IRISH estates Ct
the Baronv of Deylin. the second title dates
from the & GANnth century. The last two
Earls were Roman Catholics, and the pres
Snt miner OF the same iaIih.
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New Advertisements.
A G. A r ID.

To all who are suffering from he errors and
nd scretiOns o youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood &c e, I will send
a recpe that will euro you, FREE OF
Oh ROE. This great remedy was discOv-
ored nv n missionary in South Amerira Send
T selEaddressed envelope to the REV. JosEPH
u. INMAN, Station u, New York tity.
aug. l.. ly.
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Pop I! Bang I!

Fireworks of all kinds, in immense
quantities at Frank Leibenguth's, on Bank
street, at very low prices. On "Wednesday,
the Fourth, he will send up two monster
balloons for the amusement Of the little
folks. Be on hand and watch for the iun
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Pure Linseed Oil, at j.
l.. Gabel's, 6S cents per gall
lon for cash.
George W. Dixon, Of Bethlehem, has
given $40 900 to Linden Hall Female Semi
nary, at Littz, Lancaster county. The
money is for the erection Of Gothic chapel, 4,
as memorial to his daughter, Mary Dix
on who was a recent graduate Of the school.
Esu- have now on hand lot of Light
Single and Dnuble Buggy Harness and
IIeuvy Team Harness, which | will sell at
a very reasonable price. Any style made
to order on short notice.
You're, &c,
MILToS FLoRY, Weisspcrt, Pa.
-Forthe week ending on the 22nd inst,
there were Il9 ,S2g tons Of coal shipped over
the Lehfgh 4 Susquehanua RR., making
total for the year to that date OF 2,232,95l
tons, an increase as compared with same
time last year Of 245,7e5 tons.
"a. -"IIelloi hello u Who
is it Mary 2" "Jennie, did use Horns
Telephone Linnent for my headache, IT
cured it IN lees than ten minutes. | would
not be without it, 1t is the king U all
liniments, aud thank you, Jennie, Tor
recommending me such good medicine.
Good byel"
For the week ending on the 23rd inst,
l6O,4s6 tons Of Goa! was transported over
the L. V. RR., making total Of 3,4l2,962
tons to that date, and showing an increase
OF l67, 1874 as compared with same time last
wear.
-10d. to God. nails otoJ.
L. Gabels for only $500 per
keg.
Rev B. F. Powell, pastor Of the Packer
ton and Beaver Run NJ. E. churches, will
deliver his lecture on the "Heart Of Man,
IN the Beaver Run church this Saturday
evening. Proceeds for the benefit of the
church. Go and bear him. Admission Is
cents onlyl
WIN. Park, senr.. died at his residence
at Audenried, this county, on the 18th inst,
in the 18th year of his age. He was born
in Murkirk, Ayersnire, scotland, and come
TO this country IN 1864. lie leaves vile
four daughters and one son to mourn the
loss Of an ailectiOnate husband and father.
Very heavy rains during the fore part
of the week, caused considerable rise in the
Lehigh, but we hear of no material damage
done along the rivers course in ;h;5 Vlcini'
ty. The water attained its greatest height
Thursday morning, feet, when it com
menced to fall.
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STOCK MARKETS.

Closing prices Of De Haven & Townsend
Bankers, No. S6 South Third Street, Phil.
adelpha. Stocks bought and sold either
for cash OF on margin.
PhladelpAia, June u. 1883.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-06-30
Lewis Best White Lead
at 500 a hundred at ]. l..
Gabel's, for cash.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Bethlehem Iron Company was held
Wednesday. G. B. Lindcrman, A. Hunt,
Robert II. Sayre, John Knecht, L. P. Viii
bur and W. W. Thurston were elected di
rectors. subsequently the board of directors
organized by eecting the following officers.
all reelected &. A. Lindermsn, general
manager; president, Alfred Hunt; vice
president, W. W. Thurston; secretary,
Abraham S. schroppj and treasurer, C. o
Brunner.
For the killing Of John Briggs, al
Shickshinny, in February last, eight men
were arranged befnre the Court Of Oyer
and Terminer at Wilkesbarre, on Tuesday
morning. There names are Dennis Melley'
Michael o'Malley, Henry Conrad, John
BYle, William Phillips, Martin Helm
William Leslie and Hugh Tranor. Coun.
sci for defendants demanded separate trial
for each of the defendants, which wa:
granted By the Court. By this action of the
Court the trial promises to be the longes
murier trial that ever took place in thil
s ate.
Land Plaster for sale by
the barrel or ton at j. l.
Gabel's.
Mr.. George IIenschell and his wile,wh
was formerly Mss Maggie Bailey have beef
well received in Lnndun.
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- Best make of Horse
Shoe Nails for 20cts a pound
by the box at ]. l.. Gabel's.

Roger HOwells, well known citizen OF
West Pttston, arose from his bed early on
Tuesday morning and proceeded tu shanty
United suicide by hanging himself. Mr..
Howells was man well to.do, and the
cause of his suicide is a mystery.
-Dayid Ebbert, the liveryman Of town,
will run his large omnibus to Trachsv'lle
every day during the Colored Camp Meet
ing at that place, il Il sufficient number oi
persons are to be secured to make the trip
lie proposes to start at 6 a. M, and will
charge only rs cents for the round "trip.
Secure your seats early.
FOR SALE.-A one
horse Fhaeton, in first class
order, will be sold cheap for
cash. May be seen at w. S.
Wintermute's store, on Bank
street.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
is entitled to credit for taking the lead in
adopting, after years trial, an automatic
self coupler, by which their men in coup
ling freight cars are saved the necessity oI
going between cars. This coupler is that oi
the Excelsior Lie Saving Car Coupling
Company, aud is now being apniied to theiI
thousands Of cars.
Mike McGinnis rushed out of q street
car at Wilkesbarre Friday, with revolver
in hand, and fred urnn Constable Tumany
who is now under bail for melting riot al
Lee Park some weeks ago, but the shol
tailed to take effect, and before he could
fire a second one he was disarmed. The
shooting wes the result of an old leud lie
tween the men. For some time Tamauy
has been threatened by several parties tina
he would he shot down some day without
warning.
National Republican., 1883-09-10
rran.rer. OF real Estate.
ITuIEbEVKb OH NSNHK 17HtNtos
The following transfers of real estate were
lnI e. CnIn

Inc lOlloWlnB trhnsiete VI iOoi ospato Woro
filed for record Saturday:
Part of lot 6. subdivision Of square SiS, being on
the southeast corner OF Twelfth and q streets
northwest, Thomas Washington and wife TO Will
lam H. Lee dated Aug. IL; consideration, $1,000
Lot Is, Of subdivision of square 100, being as
feet on the east side of Twelfth street., between G
and streets southeast. Brainard II. Warner and
wife to George l.. Eminons; dated Sept. 3; consid-
Grafton, Si.250.
Lots II, "a, 40. TG, and 03 of Robert i. Boston's
subdivision of square SS2 east side of Tenth, be-
tween and V streets northwest, Robert l.. Bos-
ton and wife TO Rufus A. Morrison; dated Sept ;
consideration, $1,000.
Lot d, of subdivision of St. Vincent Orphan
asylum OF square oil, being 81 feet ON the south
side of Rhode Island ayenne, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets northwest, John W. Greer
and wife; dated July 10; consideration, 81 $50.
Lot II and II, subdivisionl lof square 996, being
4S feet on the west side of Twelfth. between
street and Georgia avenue southeast, Brainard Ii,
Warner and wife to William L. Partello; dated
Sept. s. consideration, 500.
Part of lot 5S of PaTtello's subdivision of square
ii2, being % feet on the south side of alley be-
tween Sixth and Seventh and and streets
northwest, Louis Grandlng ~ Chester A. Snow
dated Sept, 4 consideration, 500.
Lot 50 of b. ii. Warren's subdivision, and lots %
on the northwest corner of Tenth and U streets
northwest, Reuben b. Detrick aud wife to Robert
ii. Conard dated Sept. L. consideration 81, $50.
Part of lots "A and rs of subdivision of George
town, OH the northwest intersection of Water and
High streets, West Washington, John Jay Knox to
Catherine IL. Arlam; dated June 26; consideration,
81 050
National Republican., 1883-09-10
r,o prentauO's London Ezchsquer JET BLACK

Flows freely; does not corrodc nj once ietblaok
mover thIckeus or deposits sediments never moudE
dries Instantly is permanent reslais acids is not
affected by irosr never changes color In the ink
,taud Use clean inksland, and do not mix with
othor ink. Inis InG ylelds vns good copy irom Iesn
writing
National Republican., 1883-09-10

wAsutSaroN, u. G., Sept. 8, lss1
You are respectfully informed that Mr.. DoratAss
GREEN, OF New YORK, has this day been admitted 10
our firm ns n general partner. , -.
We will continue the general Banking business at
I'LL street. -
The pald-up capital of the firm Is 100000
Wraro prepni ed TO make lupns upon good Securltes
receive deposits buy and sell foreign exchange drawn
upon all purts Of the world buy aud stl iHrtg god
aud silver coin. We make q specially OF cdhecllnR
Vouchers against the United states Govsrnnehl, AL;
vhliCng money upon the same, and making SeneFu
collections of notes drnns, bills Of exchanGc, Sc
We have u PRIVATE TELEGRApit wire OetWoel
Washington and New York, and are enabled To buy
and sell stocks ;lnd bonds promptly nj " lltr cent
commission, and ary tle same, when dcsrcu' on u
suitable margin,
Wo Ocr special facilities for tho purchase aud sale
OF Government bonds In large ,r small uunniiics,
and VIII be ~ all times prepared TO olccl, al u"e't
rates, Bank Exchange of bonds deposited WIN thc
Guyctnment TO secure deposits mud circulation. a.,
Mr. bntelnRn has purchased seat In tile Ncw Nork
stock Exchange. -,
NJ. Douglass Green Is a momber of the New York
Cotton Exchange, -
We rcsppctiuiv Offer our services to the public. and
VIII hupO for acontinuntion OF liberal patronage III
the iuiutc rs IN the past
Very respectfully, ,,,.,,,,, s,o
National Republican., 1883-09-10
LA. S. l..
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

wv no HEREBY CERTIFY that we suHcrviSs til
iUr all hr nlOuthly ANA MI tiitud
drawings OF the LuuiSlANA SrATE LOTTERY CON.
pANN, nnd IN person manage and Cuntro dJ hraN ,
ings themselves ana that the same are conducted
with houeSgy, harness. aud good tNtu toWhr, Hii
purtes MeaulhOrize the company ~ u.s. tht' csg-
uhcnte, with fdc'Simes Ur Ouf signatures attached.
III Its advertisements
National Republican., 1883-09-10
ADAMS & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,

ESQ + STREET NoRTnwEsT,
Offer psciul Inducements TO buy or sell crude pero'
leum, either for cash or on margin.
We offer small lot OF Postal Telegraph bonds, with
or without stock
Investment securities on hand OF purchased TO or
der OIL commission.
Woinvite correspondence Ali Information cheer
fully given. auli-ly
National Republican., 1883-09-10
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued Saturday to
John II. Parker Of this city, and Martha
Miles, of Alexandria, Va. Tucker Kenney
and Miranda Block, both of Montgomery
county, Md; Chas. A. Queen and Frances A.
Lewis; Thomas Hanson and Jennie IL. Field,
VIM. j. Mccoy and NirgniaA. Snyder; Jesse
w. Plowman and Jennie " Grimes; James
Golfers and Mary McDonough.
National Republican., 1883-09-10

WHIT Corn, Oats, Pork. Lard.
National Republican., 1883-09-10

WcrccelVc regularly ny iAuIopcah otchheIa tuc lO'
lowing Foreign Papers, Magazines. aud Fashion
Journals
The Illustrated London News. london Graphlc
Pictorial World, The queen. Illustrated sporting and
Dramatic News, The London Daily Times, London
Standard Punch Fun London Truth. LondonWorld,
London Wookly Times, Tho Mall Bells Llfc, Lon
don Figaro Judy, London Field Spectator, Whitehall
Review. Life, London Army and Navy Gazette. Lon
don Era, London Daily News. The American Regis.
ter Saturday Review, The Athenmum Society, Gar
dcners Chronicle. The Garden, The Electrician, Eng.
lis Mechanic The Court journal. The London Arch
ect, ST. James Gazette, Pail Mall Budget, Tho Lon
don Economist, The British Architect, The Builder,
London Engineering, London Engineer The Acad'
omy, the Contemporary Review, Nineteenth Century,
Fortnightly Review, Chambers journal, Begravia,
Cornhlll Magazine, London Lancet, Monthly Family
Herald Tho Theatre Monthly London journal,
BlaotYood's Magazine, Longmans Magazine, Good
Words Sunday Magazine. All The Ienr Round, The
Portfolio, London Art journal, Casselps Magazine
of Art Every Girls Magazine, Nautical Magazine,
Drndshaw'g Railway Guide to Great Britain ana Ire
land RraGshaws Continental Hallway Guide, Boys
own Paper Little Folks, lie Figaro Lo NOltair, GIL
Bias L'l.venemcnt, La Justice, IUnlvers llustre,
lie Journal Amusnnt, Petit journal Pour Nlre, Lo
Monde Com!que La Vie Parslonno ILLUSTRATION,
lie Monde Illustre, la Carlcature La France Ele-
rnnte lie Mudasd de IN saison, Lk.egancc Parisiennp
70 Monlteur de liz Mode Lo Printenps. lie Salonde
In Moae. Revue dc IL Mode, Ubcr Land und Nicer
Die Gnrtenmnbc. Fe2onde blAl'ei' al" many o'hers
Ou numerous ~ mention,
National Republican., 1883-09-10

TOBWORK OF EVERY CHARACTERIZATION d %
~ SCI ipiion executed AT The National Republican
Office, al any hour. day or night, ana every daytl
the year Good work and low prices
National Republican., 1883-09-10

STOCKS.
The following are the opening highest,
lowest, and closing prices of the principal
stocks for the day, as corrected by special wire
reports received by Bateman & Co., bankers
No. 1411 + street northwest:
National Republican., 1883-09-10
financial
BANKING OFFICE
BATEMAN & Go.

wAsHfSdroS, n. c. SEPT. 8, 1888.
ny mutual consent. Mr. WN MCCLURE, OF the New
York stock Exchange this dny retlres from all in-
terest or liability In the business OF our hrnl. -
BATEMAN & co.
National Republican., 1883-09-10
nALr1MoRr srock NlAnKEr.

BALTIMORE, Sept. S.--Yirginia Us, consolidated,
81 past due coupons, i3; new l04Os, 33 new Is,
5Ol3 bid to-day.
NEW YORK MARKET
NEW YORK. Sept. s,--Money easy at 202l5 per
cent Oh call. closing ~ per cent Foreign eN-
change quiet NJ lslA@iSlA for long and isiG9
lSi a for short sight governments steady STATE
bonds dull, Railway bonds steady. speculation
Mt tho. stock exchange to-day presented u marked
change as compared with the previous day OF the
week. In the first sales the market dropped "a 10
~ per cent, Louisville and Nashville, Michigan
Central, North Pacific, Oregon Transcontinental,
National Republican., 1883-09-10

R5-CAPlTAL pHI1E. s75.Noo-GN
Tlchcts only %, sharcA la prOpOriLou
National Republican., 1883-09-10

Wcrecelve regularly by European steamers the fol.
lowing Foreign Papers, Magazines. and Fashion
Journals
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-03-29
THREE ladies.
o sailors sailing north,

o sailors sailing north, "t ~
Where the wild white surges roar, q
And fierce winds and strong winds
Blow down from Labrador 'us
Have you seen my three brave laddies,
My merry, red-cheeked laddies;
Three bold, adventurous laddfes, ..- f-
On some tempestuous shore?
o sailors sailing south, +.sy.-r= =rr
Where the seas are calm and blue,
And light clouds, and soft clouds, -r
Are floating over you. ..-.r ..-.
Say, have you seen my laddies,
My three bright winsome laddies, (.
My brown-haired, smiling laddies, 81.
With hearts SO leal and true? - 10
o sailors sailing east.
Ask the sea eulls sweeping by;
o sailors sailing west, .--a..-,- 20. t-..
Ask the eagles soaring high,
If they have seen'my laddieS, ~ & ar.
My careless. needless laddies,
Three debonair young ladies, -.4
Beneath he'wide, wide sky7 sPFe-z
o sailors, if you find them, "a
Pray send them back to me; ..s...
For them the winds go signing D.
Through every maple tree O. lee
For these three wandering laddieS,
NV tender, bright-eyed laddies,
The laughter-loving laddies, "
Whom they no longer see.
luEct ul6il Wuo ONc Llc,
Three men with bearded lips;
But oh! ye gallant sailors tE -ET
Who sail the sea in ships
In elf-land, or in cloud-land.
Or on the dreamland shore, 80
Can You find the little laddies
Whom can find no more?
Three quiet, thoughtful laddies,
Three merry, winsome laddies.
Three rollicking, frolicking laddies,
On any far-off shore?
Julia q. r. Doir, In Christian linton.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-03-29
LATER NEWS.

POSTMASTER GENERAL HOWE died of pueu-
monia in Kenosha, Wis, at 8 o'clock on
the afternoon of the 25th. He was at the
house of his nephew, Colonel James H.
Howe, where he had been since the 2lst.
He left Washington about two weeks ago.
The news of his death has caused shock
in all parts of the country. The depart
ments in Washington will be closed on the
day of the funeral, and the reception to
to General Diaz will not take place.
A NEW Catholic Church was burned in
East Hampton. on the oath, loss $50, 600;
F. J. Kaldenberger's meerschaum store,
Fulton street, New York, $4,000; two
barns in Nevada, O., 81, 400; thirteen build
ings in Duluth, 81 900.
VIM DoNAHUE, while closing his saloon,
in Chicago, early on the morning of the
oath, was attacked by two strangers, who
beat and robbed him, and left him in a
dying condition.
Two troops of cavalry, one company of
infantry, and party of Indian scouts left
Fort Assinaboine, on the oath, to intercept
the marauding band of Cree Indians before
troops in pursuit of the Apaches in Arizona
have orders to take no prisoners.
AT New Orleans on the oath high winds
drove the water of the river over its banks,
flooding places along the levee, and doing
considerable damage to freights,
NEAR Anderson, w. Va, few days ago
an old farmer named James Graham, shot
and instantly killed R. T. Smith, school.
master, who had been too attentive te
Graham's wife.
GOVERNOR CRITTENDEN, of Missouri, has
| approved the Downing High License Dram
| shop bill, notwithstanding the strong pres
sure brought to bear by opponents of the
measure. He prefers that the Constitu
tional questions involved be settled by the
| Courts.
GOVERNOR CRITTENDEN, of Missouri, will
| go to Louisville, KY, to testify as witness
in pending suit for libel brought by Mrs
Hite, stepmother of Clarence, against the
Co,.rier-Jourrdt, charging defamation oil
! character.
| QUEEN VICTORIA continues to improve
She will leave Windsor Castle for Osborn
or the Isle of Wight in a few days. A
meeting of the English Revolutionary
League has been held to consider the. ques
ton of holding great International Con-
vention of Revolutionists. mo. 1" i
reported to be in Mexico. After tn
Easter Holidays one of the Home Rul
members of Parliament will ask whethe
the police have concluded that Lad.
Florence Dixie is an impostor.
EDWARD NOBLE acquitted of the charg
of murder in Peoria, ILL.,, three weeks age
was killed by shot fired from an ambusl
on the oath.