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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-17
CLARKNDURG NOIES.
The March Of Improvement =. new Co
t,nnstitutIonnl Amendment.

The March Of Improvement - nc" col.
Iege-Constituiio Amendment.
Correspondence Of the lntelllgcueer.
CLAREspuRd, March lG.-Improvements,
here and there, are still going on. Mr.. X.
7. Lowndes has erected at the west end
saw mill with sufficient fixtures, steam
power, &c, to ''saw up" everything that he
can catch floating down the West Fork
river. 1t il said he has purchased and has
il trdnsiiu 10000 saw logs, up the river and
its tributaries; and that he has from two 10
three times that many more still IN the
trees in the adjacent forests,
Ground has been broken, on splendid
site. for the erection OF another college.
President p. B. Reynolds, late OF Shelton
college, backed by sufficient parties. has
undertaken the enterprise. 1t is 10 be a
college for boys and young men. There IS
already female college here that Is meet
ing with great success.
General Coils new residence is not yet
completed. They say the General is very
particular about the work, even to the small;
est detail. lie is ut home giving close and
constant attention to his private affairs. he
is now veritable Congressman, and
within the two years to come, will be the
target for more hot shot and shell IRON
Democratic batteries than, perhaps,
any other man in the lower house. be.
lieye he IL the only ex.Cabinet officer
elected to the present House.
General NorthCott is Squire now. The
County Court recently prevailed upon him
to accept au appointment to till a vacancy.
They saw tho General can add q 81 900 q
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HENRY N. RI SELL,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
NII IL L4TlH. n

FIDHUAHY 2, ISSJ, bTtNINI VOIIlIFHI0HtIL
l. Samuel B, MCColloch, Glory Of -li COuit Ger
tiiy thai bond with security has hGcn given by tie
above named comm iShiUmrS ~ rvqUlru by law, 10
the penalty Of $50 0as provided for ~ said decree
III SAMUEL u. McCVLLOCll, ClgIk.
WHEELING, February q, 1883 iG5
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NOTICE.
William p!cksnsIll, Jr..


John Frank, Sophia Catherine Faux, bis vile
Anton RHymRnn, truhtG, The Nhr'.rE Int
mia Building Association, JACOB stoned Trustee,
9clig neinGsrg, Wilism II. tuidwvll, uGstt,
The United etIles Building, Land and Loan A.
ISOLATION Of Wheeling. wIlli u hillls u, utskt,
Thomas o BFen, admits Laiof o! !.e tslGlr q
Thomas Finnegau, deceased, George h CildAeI,
A. ]. Clarke, trustee James DuiAtn, GUURe ".
Eckhalt. Jr,, trustee, The ropes Hank, AllHd
Cald we'll, trustee, 0rrgory NHThF uIi'lre, W
Frederick Schuelle. John W. Brl'2 AMI JUhn ili'
ding partrck doIuR business nhiei Tue uia
name aud sly lc Of BeltE n Fading, J. = NDClqI
aud John Smith, paEtnG dOiLg by'he's atds'
the firm name and style OF J. G. Mt utNy q 70,
William GIlligAn, FnMk \. MWbH, u. y DA'h
Julius Schmidt Hud T. 7. Keller pttI'n dong
business under the firm lIhinc AM eoi l"Ns
Schmidt d Keller. 'l,urcLE he%MHtf' Ait4u..''
traitor OF the CGtAle Of Michael h'wrTEtr de-
ceased, Charles stark. Luke FiltUu lOfrGI NtS'
berger, il. q. Cur:ler, 7, 4. pplbTuS!e i'.rL'iss
GelSey, John +. Carney. ana re0ige II. CAiIAh1h'
-nli In ChAncery.
By virtue OF al oder Vi reference catered 10 iha
above entitled caIlAe on the I'D dhy d f'nitt!'
A. d, 1883, 1t IL referred 10 the uudenguyd tCil'
mIEsl0nSr In ChalteIy OIL ihuh.id OUT 10 ",t'
taiti and report 10 iaid COuItNil the lem npinlhe
cal estate Of snid John FEtuk IN Ail VA AtA'
toned and described, Ur On HNy prIt lhGitcH We
nalnesoi the hOlleH Of such liens, NC AHOHh1 y
each Of AuCh liens, and The Lr0lEc' lAti 7,
which real ebtRt9 tho sail John Faux y Nl'rs'i
OF or entitled 10, pnd whc.ber thu ~. Ghl lTSS
OF the real cEtate Of said John flank In aid w.
mentioned and described, VIII sh,l'Iy HE lisi'
thereon In i've yeaTS,
Such Commission shall htgIlur report W We
CourL upon Any other innttGg .'GeMci i.i1ilt.i =?
himself or required by any pA'ly to bt is1ohe' q
this cause. egg a.
Notice iShCreby given that Tie Irdcl'jFl!.l Cgz,
missioner has HxGd urOn TUESDAY, Tie !lh Gay
of March, A. d., lSs3 commencing aLi'hOGNh
NJ, As tho time. and his OnCc, 50. ~ ,htIi',
street. IN the City Of ~ hCGlng. ono count, hr'
Virginia, as the plGCO nj when Will pfU'rl '0Lir
certain and report the several matters III Inc S''
order OF reference Iequifcl.
Given under my hand this ?m 'iiy 81 TnIlH.
comm ss.Oaei,
Caldwell & CALDWELL,
jill. EOllcltOE. Tor plauiiI.
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literature in a Hartford boarding school
between the fall Of 1887 and the summer Of
1858, but he won as wife one Of the pupils,
Miss Plummer, Of Durand, Wis, who Ia
said to have left the city with her parents
while child. He returned from France
10 marry her in 1859.
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Caldwell & CALDWELL,
L-.,-.---. Solicitor, Lor llAIIlll.


To all prrsons hnldRg lions b.! !gdrmgnl o. oIAd
wise, on the real estate, or Hny I'ti iAti'oh
John Frank: ,.,...,.,,
III Pursuance OF adCCree Of tho C.Iclli I"uh q
Ohio county, Vest Virginia, ma L. w drGN't '"'
In pending, 10 subject III" Ital rs,aiC oi we 't,'
John FRANK, 70 the satisfaction 0t tie ii"N' lNy'"'
you are hereby required 20 u1sn. AL c.A4' lt.'
by you and each OF sou nsasn, lhf .nlI -.',
Faux, which are Itehs Oh his zeal vi'lr OF ~!
part NJ Il, Decentralization u Nr. Il nv ONE ~
iZ2O Chap'Iue stieeE In the cts vi "Ae..i,t 'G ~.
county, y est Virginia, on or before IU'N''!' "'
9Th day OF MaIcn, 4. u, lsSI. ,,,..,
Given under my hand tliN !3i inyg, ~,
A. D., 1855. Is.F JOSEPH fAtht"
ieb24.E .|. tuW I,sLL.,--
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"A GA Rid.

To all who are suffering from the crroH and In
dlscrctlonS OF youth. nervous weakness early do
cay, los OF manhood, &c. will send recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary In South
America. Send a SeltGddreSed envelope 10 the
REy. JoSEPH 7. ISNAN, Station D. New York City.
nH1l.TThRkW
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wEIIS,"ROUGH ON CORNs., >,

Ask for "Rough On Corns." 15c. Quick
relief; complete, permanent cure. COINS, warts
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CITY NOTICE.
Notice for Judgment.
OFFICE OF TIE CITY TREASURER, !
ST.. PAUL. Hinn., Oct. IL, 1888.


will make application TO the District Court
in and for the county of Ramsey and State of
Minnesota, at the special term held Saturday,
Oct. u, 1883, at the court house in st. Paul,
Minnesota, for judgments against the several
lots and real estate embraced in a warrant in
my hands for the collection of unpaid assess
ments, with interest and costs thereon for the
hereinafter named special assessments.
All in the city of st. Paul, county of Ramsey
and State of Minnesota, when and where all per-
sons interested may attend and be heard.
The owners and description of reai estate are
as follows:
Assessment for Grading George
Street, from Concord Street to
Mohawk avenue, in the 9Th
Ward.
Lienau's Subdivision of Lots l. & 8, Block SO,
West st. Paul Proper.
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Cone & Ryder's Addition.
Auerbach and Hands Addition.

Supposed owner and
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Bazille's Addition of Acre Lots.

Mt Zion Hebrew Cong -
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West ST.. Paul Proper.

When, upon motion, she matter OF COZ
firning said assessment WAS adjourned
until the 18th inst, at ? p. m.
The following Estimates aud Bills were
examined and allowed, to-wit:
Estimate No. 1, Third street sprinkling,
R. G. Arnold, contractor, amount due,
$16L50.
Estimate No. 1, St. Peter street sprink-
ling, John Gehrke contractor, amount due
$3.50.
Estimate No. 1, Iglehart street sprink-
ling, John Gehrke contractor, amount due
5000.
Estimate No 1, Wabashaw street sprink-
ling. John Gehrke contractor, amount due
$3.50.
Estimate No. 1, Dayton avenue SPHINX
ling, VIM. ForristaI contractor, amount due
S233.75.
Estimate No. 1, Monroe place, sprink-
ling, John Gehrke contractor, amount due
1885.
Estimate No. 1. Grove street sprinkling,
Patrick Norris, contractor, amount due
1895.
Estimate No. 1, Broadway and Missis-
sippi street sprinkling, Patrick Norris
contractor, amount due, S16.15.
Estimate No. l, Summit avenue spring.
ling, VIM. Forrestal contractor, amount
due S27.5o.
Estimate No. Woodward avenue sprink-
ling, Patrick Norris contractor, amount
due 1920
Estimate No. 2, and fnel, Jessie street
grading, John Boldthen contractor, amount
due $445.Oo.
Estimate No. 6, Seventh street paving,
j. j. Palmer contractor, amount due,
$255O.
Estimate No. and final, Cherry street
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grading. Fred K. Anthem contractor,

grading, Fred K. Anthem contractor
! amount Cue, $500.
| Estimate No. l, Summit avenue, sprink
| ling, John Gehrke contractor, amount due
| $56.62.
Estimate No. 3 and final, Eleventh
street sewer, Chas. T. Miller contractor
amount due, $166.50.
Estimate No. 1, Western avenue sewer
system, Doherty & Doherty contractors
amount, $5.27OO0.
Estimate No. 3 and final, Niagara street
grading, Thornton & Moran contractors
amount due, S26S.0O.
Estimate No. Third street paving, An
drew Jacks contractor, amount due,
$500. 90.
Estimate No. . and final, Fourteenth
street grading, ]. D. Moran contractor,
amount due, 81, 1860.
Estimate No. l, Eleventh street sewer,
Chas. L. Miller contractor, amount due,
SSO75O.
Estimate No. 8, sidewalks, Peter Berkey
contractor, amount due, S5,7S8.99.
Estimate No. and final, Fifteenth street
grading, Thornton & Moran contractors,
amount due, $765.oO..
Estimate No. l Saltwater street sewer
system, F. S. Blodgett, contractor, amount
due, $4,000.
Estimate No. II, Rondo street sewer,
James Waters, contractor, amount due,
$671.5O.
Estimate No. 4, Walnut street, Summit
and Nina avenues sewer, Warne Bros, con-
tractors, amount due, $1,729.75.
Estimate No. l, College avenue sewer,
(St. Peter to Wabashaw streeis), Dan Null
len, contractor, amount due, $552.50.
Estimate No. 5, Phalen Greek culvert,
Michael O'Brien, contractor, amount due.
S1,275.OO.
Estimate No. 3, Fifteenth street grading,
Thorton & Moran, contractors, amount due,
S68O.OO.
Estimate No. 4, SibIey street paving,
Andrew Jacks, contractor, amount due,
$85O.OO.
Estimate No. 4, Wabashaw street paving,
A. g. Perkins, contractor, amount due,
$650.OO.
Estimate No. 1, George street grading,
Boyer & Lux, contractors, amount due,
S1,360OO.
Estimate No. 1, Tenth street sprinkling,
John Gehrke, contractor, amount due,
S4675.
Estimate No. 1, Rice and Tenth streets
sprinkling, John Gehrke, contractor,
amount due, $6U.56.
Bill of Geo W. Sherwood of S22 65, re-
pairs on Mississippi street bridge.
Bill of Geo. W. Sherwood of S56.67, re-
pairs on Fourth street crossing of Phalen
creek.
Bill of Geo. ". Sherwood of S11462, re-
pairs on Seventh street bridge to July 81,
1888.
Adjourned.
JOIN HARRINGTON, President.
r. L. GoRMAr, Clerk Board Public Works.
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Bye, Bye, Lorne aud Louise .

OTTAWA, Oct. 15.-The governor general
and Princess Louise left by the Canada
Atlantic railroad to-day. They were ,es-
corted from Rideau Hall by Princes Louise
guards and the guards of honor of the
governor general and the foot guards were
drawn up st the depot. A large crowd
Witnessed their departure. The marquis
and princess babe kindly good bye to
many Of those present. A royal salute was
fred as the train moved of.
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sessment was adjourned until the 18th

sessment was adjourned until the 18th
inst, at 2 P. m.
Pursuant to due notice and the adjourn
ments Hereunder, the matter of the assess
ment for the widening, opening and ex-
tension of st. Anthony avenue, from Vir-
ginia avenue to Rice street, came up and
upon motion the same was adjourned IN
til September Z, 1888, at 2 p. Ii.
Adjourned.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
R. L. GoEMAN, Clerk Board Public Works
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Gray's Addition to McKenty's Outlets.
SUPPOSED owner and

Lanoux's Subdivision Of Lots q, and 9, Ba-
sille's Addition of Acre Lots.
Supposed owner and Amt Of
description. Lot. Block. Assm't.
Caroline Auer .. l $40 50
Bergholtz's Subdivision of part of Bazilles Addi-
ton of Acre Lots.
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r P Lewis, That part OF n 4 Of SW
Il of s WI section 80, town 49,, range
%, lying between Sycamore street
and BazilFs addition of acre lots to
st. Paul, except lot in s W corner
thereof, 1875 feet on Rice street by
$50 feet on Sycamore street, owned
by Michael O'Connell and except
lots 10, "a. Is, 16 and II in block 8,
Lyton's addition. to st. Paul. So
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All in the city of St. Paul, county of Ramsey
and State of Minnesota.
2S6-83 GEO. REFS, City Treasurer.
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No. 343, relative to width of area walls.
Placed on file.
Order of Council to Board to cause Kit
tering street to be placed in passsble
condition at cost not to exceed 5000. Re-
ferred to Engineer to carry out.
Order of Council to Board to return The
order for sidewalk on Oak street and Col
lege avenue, passed July 10, 1888. Re-
ferred to the CLERK to return said order as
requested.
Order of Council to Board TO build a
sidewalk on north side of University ave.
nue. in front of block 2, Lambert & Co.'S,
addition to ST. Paul, on north side of Sew
enth street in front of block 20, Robert &
RandalIs addition to ST. Paul, and on the
north side of Eighth street in front Of
block 20, Robert & Randalrs addition to
ST. Paul. Referred to the Second ward
msmber.
Order of Council to Board to build
sidewalk along the west side OF Jackson
street in front of lot l, block IS, Roberts
6 Randali's addition; on Fourteenth street
in front of lot block 2, Tinker's addition;
also west side of Jackson street from
Thirteenth street to Aurora avenue; slso a
sidewalk on both sides of Somerset street
from EOriens street to Mississippi street;
on east side of Eighth street, in front of
lot 1, block 8, Whitney & Smiths addi-
ton; also sidewalk eight feet wide along
the south side of Sycamore street., from
Cortland to Rice street. Referred to En-
gineer to carry out.
Order of Council to Board to build side
walk eight feet wide along the east side Of
Cortland street, from Acker street to Syc-
amore street; along the west side of Miss
issippi street in front of block s, Of Rice's
second addition to st. Paul; also a plank
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CITY NOTICE:
Notice for Judgment.
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. II, 1883.

will make application to the District Court
in and for the county of Ramsey and State of
Minnesota, at the special term held Saturday,
Oct. 81, 1888, at the Court House, in st. Paul,
Minnesota, for judgments against the several
lots and real estate embraced in warrant in my
hands for the collection of unpaid assessments,
with interest and costs thereon for the herein
after named special assessments.
ALI in the city of st. Paul, county of Ramsey
and State of Minnesota, when and where all
persons interested may attend and be heard.
The owners and description of real es-
tate are as follows:
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LOCAL POLITICS.

MAYOR EDISON COMMENDED BY TAMMANY.
The Tammany Committee on Organization
met yesterday for the purpose OF organization After
good deal of wire pulling the following ticket agreed
uponin committee ana elected: John Kelly, chairman
Sidney p. Nichols, p G.. Duffy aud Richard
Croker. vice-chairmen; Thomas T. Gilroy Edward
NJ. Plum Abram Bernard, NJ f. Mclaughlin
and MOritz Heyberg, secretaries; John j.
German treasurer; George Colin, sergeant-atarms.
A series OF re solutions a1Optel thanking MAYOR
Edison IN behalf OF tue Tammany organization for
mating sidney p Nichols and r. G.. Duffy, and for his
Impartial selection Of such men as Egbert L. Vlele
John d. Crlmmins, ia mes r. Kbr't1 and Ger'hon N.
Herrm H." and congrauating the ope OF this city on
the possession OF Chief Executive " VINO
has the to stand by his convictions OF rigDt
against tue unjust clamor o. praluiiced press
The Aldermen also thanked for confirming the
Mayors nominees. Tue Committee ON OrganiZa-
ton of aeen delegates from each Of the TWEEN
tyfour Assembly district ASSOCIATIONS, with the pres
dent and vice president added making total OF 4OS
membcrs-a considerable increase over last year.
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gBAr Mr.. FARRELL DEEMED HIS DUTY.

The Assembly Committee on Privileges aud
Elections resumed their session AZ the Ffth Avenue
Hotel yesterday morning Further testimony in the
COfey -sberidan contested election case was taken.
Thomas OConne chairman of the Board Of Cdnyassers
lid Election Distinct of the Twelfth Ward OF Kings
County testified that there were two more ballots tho
box than the poll list called for. He took ont two ballots
and destroyed them John Farrell United states Super
visor testified that the Coey and Sheridan tickets
mixed up; pile OF COffey tickets was placed between
piles Sheridan tickets aud counted for the latter Tho
witness furtn testified thai he friend OF COdey
and wanted 10 him elected. Undiscovered
the mistake IN the ballots he sent boy TO Co1ey's
house To him to the place where the votes
were being canvassed.
Judge Morris-You them mixed up and yet you
didn't say anything about it to the oanvassersi
"We JUDGE you could more easily speak OF 1t IN the
sixth Ward than you could down there"
"You wern't afraid, were your
ono; bat deemed II my duty to keep still"
Robert Denars one OF the persons present when the
canva,s was made testified that In the box containing
the ballots for he found ten ballots In excess In
the Judicial box ten ballots and 10 another, three.
Mr. Demars offered gratutous advice to the poll clerks
70 strsighten out the difficulty This was declined With
thanks and he went away.
After usual the counsel on both sides
took most OF the afternoon with their arguments MI
Ecciesine began the arguments, and was followed by
Judge Morris, who spoke briefly than his pred
ecessor. The committee retired 20 deliberate. They
returned and made the following report: 1.-THE cou-
mttee decided not to receive aud open this ballot
box and ave two decision First, tue
evidence in the does not satisfy them that the bal
lots now boz identical with those cast by the
second the Judgment OF the committee there
Ia no evidence the tending TO show any mscon-
duet omission or In the count and return made
the Board of Canvassers."
the counsel for Mr. sheridan offered TO produce evil
dence at This point in contradiction OF the charge OF
h,iherv The cam ee decided listen TO IT, Angus
fus BREEDER Iiauor dealer In Van Bruntst. Johnny
Green John Dewey, ID, %. Farrell and ~ g Malone. res
,mony I'm reiutatlon OF the charge Of bribery The
COMMITTEES then adjourned until wednesday morning.
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COUNTY DEMOCRACY PRIMARIES.

The County Democracy were supposed TO
hold primaries last evening in the 6s3 election districts
city. In this respect the organzation differs from
the other political organizatlons which hold primaries
only by Assembly districts In a considerable number
OF the election districts no elections were held The
vacancies VIII be filed by the respective Assembly
district committees There contests In several OF
the districts bur worthy OF the outside of
the XXIIId District, the factions headed by
Henry Steers and Hugh H. Moore. Among the prominent
members are Congrcssman-elect Nicholas Muller,
Commissioner OF Public Works Hubert o.
Thompson, County Clerk Patrick keenan,. John
keenan, Jus tees Michael Norton Henry J. Ford, James
Kbreth Ce shnn n. Herman X-MayOr Cooper, Excise
Commissioner william +. Mitchell aud Emanuel b. Hart,
Frederick lIamlin. Deputy Commissioner OF Pubic
Works Thomas Costgan supervisor OF The Citg Record;
Alder uen Carroll. Krnney De Lacey Duffy, Jaehne aud
O'Neil; Dock Commissioner William r. Voornis. Park
Commissioner John ID. Cmrlmins, Assem0lyman Higgins,
Richard A. Cunnin CHAM, Theodore A. Hamilton, II. H.
Inuore, H. T. Beattie. Richard Flanagan Maurice b.
Flynn, Assemb ymau Miller, Alexander brandon, Henry
Steers Chauncey Trua1, Colonel j. j. Mooney aud
Charles BuDCOck,
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TIE DEGRADATION or lRABI AND HIS
COMRADES.

cairo, Dec. 25. Dfspdteh 70 The London Standard
This afternoon, at half-past 2, the ven
principal political prisoners summoned TO undergo
public degradation. The prisoners all showed them
extremely nervous especially Toulba, who visbly
shiyered ith fear None of their Engh friends
TO them and 10 convince them that they
were not icing for the last time which than
one Of tuem seemed apprehend ArDbl Mahmoud SarD
and Yaeoub Sam were brought In the first carriage
followed by Abdella, All Fehmy Toulba and Mallm )ud
Fehmy in the second They were escorted by mounted
police with drawn swords. In spite OF the extreme
secrecy observed the inhabitants were grouped along
the road and considerable crowd had gathered at the
gates Of the Kasr-el-nik Barracks For the most part
the onookers preserved the silence habituai 70 an
Egyptian crowd. Here and there, however there was
. murrnur God help thee " In the third-the inner
mostcourt Of the Barracks, drawn up In columns on
the right were the new Gendarmere ON the left were
The regular infantry. Almost the whole OF the e1sng
armed force Egypt, except the cavalry may DO SAID
panied by Consul Moore the representative OF Lora
Dunerin were grouped In the court The galleries OF
ihe first floor barracks were filed with British ocefs
With few ladies'
Immediately upon their arrival the prisoners were LED
INTO the open space between the columns OF troops ana
airing formed round them the subordinate oBcers
carrying naked swords The Under Secretary OF STATE
Ior War then advanced and, after calling out the nalcs
" the prisoners, read aloud the Khediy&l decree tnht
rom them, and their erased In peTpetuity from
se Egyptian Army List IL added that these decora
uons should be delivered Immediately 70 the police:
sasninoud eainf alone answered In acquiescence Inc
ncess tnen led the troopers In the cry Long Two our
Snedive, thrice repeated, after which the ring wac
oloken The prisoners then led back 70 the car
at the steps OF which Egyptian major took tho
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A DELINQUENT SWISS TAX COLLECTOR.

Frederick Roth, who held n commission as
major in the swiss army takon before Commissioner
Osborn yesterday by Deputy Marshal Bernhard. Jacob
Bersohmsnn tho swedish Consul had been informed that
Roth military collector nc Berne had collect
ed and appropriated $4,000 francs for which account
was rendered II thought that Roth had started Tor
this country but II known in what steamer he
had sailed. When Deputy Marshal Bern hard received
Co whatsoever Osb0rn's warrant no watched several
incoming steamers, hut u not till he board
of the Rhyn aud sunday that he saw man whom he
thought be the desired 10 arrest rue Marshal
had injured among the Swiss passen for good
writer and educatc eli whom ho said he wished 80
employ Among the applicants WIS man who had
s,tled under the name 81 Julius Snzer, bur wrote
ON slp of paper the Of Frederick Roth, and VINO
afterwards answered some questions referring u trouble
identity wncn taken before the Commissioner. but was
sent TO tho Ludlow street Jail.