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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
cHARGES AGAINST 4 MINISTER
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CLEVELAND, Aug. 1.-The Rev. GEORGE W..
iIcblc. a. Epi.co ~ mini T. We arir 'ei 20" diYs
ago oupou ch,rgcs pr fcwcl by MIR. AcNrd.. The
woman -ctt that she wa lei tray hy lii rd' under
q promise of marriage. lin kc was for many years tie
pa,tar %, Cht H. f. TINS city, .nd n hlc cl'r
\ tc. years ago "a. o~ d1li-hrt acouics'o'tI and ON
..,c9a oco ,ions .T-dct iu the pulpit tua ministers
Ner. ,ud owe with pot, to lor i've sins. Ih matter
va. tI,cn up bN tic PISS ana N'i'''c' IN
the e. uich fo ioAcL ia con, qucnc " zen h'
rc..cd = year ago aud Hcu to lcunc Soc Nb'u be re-
uiuVI few DAYS since uudN site MIS-. N'\dul t'IIh''
uf Lrscutclu The city and took LEGAL steps WIN ilr
result Mentioned Al tnr tine ul W" i'rl hh'. '
rt,c hpl lr us appearance, lhN morning nt came p',
oi. Justice ami Hskcd continuance "i lh" rH' uhll
Octu rr h,ri.c ot the HHs'utc m WoW
col au important vi. cess. he wife of li.n9p IG'rl'
who WA NOT return until about tHi uur.
Thr con uuaucc Wa. grant 4 amt II nc.o fr is1 bail
for hi. upprlr,uor. Ills friends s.lt ihW hr h the
\lc. IN of blachmailue .ch,uc, while some o the bc7i
urope uI The CITY ld to he suplof lnf Nl' NICK
ani,r under the Hm hclcl nat she "a Wro srd N'nan
A. .euucl 10 n. ,lfru.u.r. were 1lrt n tuo Com
mon Pleas Court tls moIul = u breach of proui' sui
brought by May T.. "A IIuou "a. al tG'oi-c W llhckc
In The ptpc.ss e D. .ccs her damages al tIooo"
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FIVE PRISONS POISONED UIrH Pills.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-While Mrs. bridget
BOYLE age thirtynye; Mrs Mary Kelly age ln'r'S '-u''
Daniel Gala ,her. age elghteen Thomas 'o'i'n' 'N
twenty-five, and AMMO Carroll age thirteen were
.o,ted at tho sumner table their home,
No All North Nincteenthst' ths even
ing MIA Boyle produced a box con aiHns
100 pills. and after taking herself offered them u lno
Others who each took from sir 10 fourteen "h.h .nN
box was han ed back to Mrs. Boyle she tO'k all ha'
remained in IT, shortly after all Wer' ''Acn
ytuently H. and upon invest. alton 1t was learned
,ha, ,ho r,,la tbev had taken were strychnine
and contained one wenteth Of grain each Asnle Gar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
CRIMES AND C4SC1LTIES.

THE HANGING OF FREDERICK CEPHAs.
CAMBRlDGF, Md, Aug l-trederck Cephas was
ha, yea to-lsy Tor the muld OF Mis- Bush waugh re
negro.
An ITALIAN ATTEMPT At MURDER
BoSToN. Aug I.-Eary his mo ming a staDoIng analr
occurred at tile Norh End An tlan named % tCsiGo b ne
BetNc. II and o'clock she ar Sc and Iei ni he DO
mg acp shortly art rward Fenero del Minno ab6ed
MarcOnl IN the neck, inhlctng "0und Two anu nan
inches long The woman aud del Minno nave dlsap-
pearel. -
FOR NUMBERING HIS EMPLOYER
rRRNToN :. C., Aug. 1--Wllson Stephens. mulatto
Court House the murder OF W H. Seifer, an old Ger
man poddler near here last December stephens had
been working fer 5efer aud one night WINS they were
camped Out killed him with piece OF wood
4 VENDETTA RESULTING FROM AN ELOPEMENT
BRECkEN RIDGE, KY, Aug. IA shooting anisy oc-
cured Buno. this county, resulting III me nst
hrother ohu aud the severe wounding OF Mrs Charlie
Pool, sister of Alexander and wife OF one o. nc
Ing patty Charlie Poole had run away Ni,I nias H
audcr. The an ay took place on the Alehahuer luinl
WOMAN MURDERED WITH BASEBALL BAL;
QUINCY, III Aug IA man named LhhDentr DrVHe
ms wifes skull with baseball DAT thls morning ne
then went ou 10 the stable aud cut hs own throat Lel-
hsr was oyer,ome by thr heat some time since and II
is thought that he WIS INSANE
A WIFE MURDERER HANGED.
Or Iorts Aug I-Frauk williams cOlorcd, who killed
vouudcd her dau 5hter was hanged to-day at Pno uh
Arkansas.
KILLED by DOSE OF MEDICINE.
DosroN Aug Mrs. william hill, VI ROCkand
Mae who was -ti,ing wih friends at South Boston.
died suddenly this morning her death being caused lheI
friends assert, by the careessuess VI Dr. Helen Gum
mlngs
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT FOR ARSON
RCoTIsHORO. ALL. Aug.1.-GeOrge Smith AshOerry and
George Hughcs all white and under twenty-five years O
age werc hanged here a. oeGSh 70 1ab aps o sapd
Mountain. II the first instance OF the death pena
being ior arson Ia the hrst degree In TINS s'a
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.
LoNpoN. August l.


Is TIN Llrns-Iu the IIou,e of Lpids fOhly tIe Co
taeiou. D.,as b Wis uls-cd - is mira r.ton- IN
Manchester sup Canal bill WIS .eJtc.'d
N,uN.,S .,R-fu the Houfc of Commons to-day Iorl
T. mona g.. ~. .uIIc, seated that BnIl-h mlh-oI-"dt
i.t gone .Iau.- -cIr 10 POttr bl' sh proper y.
France %. stio 1 gwen Iu-l nd r-srr. .h"'s nav '
Ft.uru o, t'ols 'ou it rere - ut' as p's'I'le
vIil 10. Iitcr,s, oi B. utrls
Alrr.r,,rWY TtTrG. Tao Auttsla,'y society
hod u.e..l. All I4u.lr' dt Gun dlIi i""''l. j .r
pt..cru. Wlrs pr.-..cL Ifl Gri, Ll'I'. sir 1i '-l
Nor.b,, ,I, IaIl Dt ID Ihr. Cudu1l Naming .uH I
senator f,ty. oi NcI g,n, Wtr' present le Wesley al
Mrthouist Conference tel, goa hcd cO1grAtua'lonS'
Mrrr>~ on 4 r,r..-T u crew Of the British bark
Low SO. IT, Ciptri. 300. drr~ 1t Limerick io- 3Tie
Ir. INu,.r ru i. i.c mae Was an ~ ana J. IN
a nvi.. g. .Iui.p. two -.arcu received duGl"u'
v,u a.. r., uu tIy .qa".,db ur p"ur'
II-rruu,>cl ST CWcblT.-A match guuc of cricket
vr. 10 30 ,r.t.ida, al t.. Is % iu.'.u o'.l o W
tr Nu.. tiI. 10 T. 'au uld tlc Players oi 'g anI '
,4 urr.. lr-, l'.t rirt. thr -"Hr's 1n u.; ll1t-
.r- TO-: ku.frIlru- lJl. th' lHte'7 in lhur '.rol
rr,r. e. ~ wci.. nl uut tnr % ru n. lhr As ral
tu. tu,tupuu attempted play th'ir 'r,oud lhuih--'
,.ii.. th, ru,,ts iud hio.c tnc wir,'ta III. Pav,s
,.tu, put ai,i conn Itu 20 retire -uronud'u ny
po.i i,. T, An frH.i %. 0ou b' uW. N'k'i' me u"o
. ~ .u,,us b. I'c %. t'. .l' tb. ful'' were ''''
joe. .,t,r toe cato money .HI t'ou t,N'u,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02

Mcdonald. who pleaded uy to the cha 90 Of fte'Son
fio " was released bail to appear at any 'lmc II
calc upon James Eag;u sentenced 10 PENAL ser
vitudc for twyny years ant John DAILY r It~' Day
argued TINT no hns had b en- irovcd aSaigt him. eV-
cen: tll hc ga r.. au sa.mcd name. Ihe proSeru-
ii H. he sad had ia Il o show that he had Joined IN
plo To cn rec M. Governments He de- HOHnccd the de
tect YES md official. OF Dublin Castle Inc la CT
H. slt, hid Iod crd Dahn To tn con iit on ot SoIom
and Gomorrah he omitted h.yinI buiet the nliro-
rIyt4r me- garden. chat hc bal cApo-lN'7 III
his po-.c- ion but a. ended thar tins 'd' dlG not
1. [ lpitN
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TIE SUICIDE of A BOY.
TRY TFLEGRIPHTo THE rRrBryE |

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. /. - Yesterday John
Wilson, hoy aged about fourteen years eaped from ths
second story of the residence Of william Coleman.
barber by no he was employed and ded shortly aftsr
from the ects Of his injuries AT the CoroneTs inquest
TODAY IL wa, ascerained that the act was deliberate
suicide A few days ago Wilson stole some $50 from
Coleman He then secreted himself on steamer bound
for %rw-York tie discovered IN time and returned
To Coleman who took hun home aud gave him severe
thrashing saying he going tO have HIM sent 10 ALL
In frightened the lad 80 that he deliberately jumped
out Of the window. The act witnessed by iargo
crowd.
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FFAUDTLENT IOOR FUND ORDERS.
LEY 1fLrGRArn TO rnE rRIBuNE.L

WHEELING, Aug. 1.-The Board OF County
nave been secretly investg I'll sbars"-
made a,aus j. W Commcr'ord lOr -eYeri years ncul-
Ler of tina board on Monaay the OF tn county,
who in this possesses peculiar power received an
anonymous letter saying that Conmcro IL family were
presenting the pO;r fund fcom tue commissions
crs at Schultz Brothers grocery strr' and OBJ aiming
copds ON tncm The cOrOluT tdr some Investigation
and learned that The charge was trne Tde amount Is
huoWn Bv some II f. placed a. $1,000 by others at
o., few undred dollars 4 rs ndcrstOot hat Com
merford vii make good all shortages, as he IS ampy
an q q do
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THE CLEVELAND ELECTRIC MOTOR CARS
By TELEGRAPH To THE rrrprvE.l

CLEVELAND, Aug. 1.-The new Brush electric
motor car which given trial trip about wees ago.
was not complete success and IL broke, being too lsht
IL was run back into the for repair To-day the ear
yas again set TO work and made regular trips all day,
loaded with passengers The East Cleveland rOat oil
at once .en the electric line out 10 the eastern tsnn-
nus of the arens extension and then begin the tIten
sion of the line down town.
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TIE IySURAYCE or The ALBERTA.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 1.-An important fact has
come 70 light about the collision between t'e Aoer'" All"
,he oshoru which causes much excitement among ma
= iu.n,once mon The Alberta Is owned by the Can
al ,u parG, HALLWAY Company and well insured There
is collision clause IN her Insurance pohcN' mh- 'n %
herself but for any injury winch she may lDhc' upon
mot er yesss In collision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
RAGS EROM INJECTED PORTS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The Acting Secretary
Of the Treasury to-day issued Instructions to customs
officers to declare all coming frola European ports
suspected of Infection" and to prevent the landing ot
them unless clear proofs furnished that th@y are Hec
from disease and from non-neced ports Requests
have been made 10 the Treasury Department Ia pr0hb
the importation of rags aog ter. on Tho ground th
they from districts pcTVaded by nth ana dlhcts'
and ar. al al times liable 10 convey contag0n IL -
hardly probable however that the Department VIII go
ghn
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nn NOPE EEIR OF Tile rExAs FErER

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-lIeath Commissioner Do
wolf declares that the danger from Texas fever Ia
Of course" he remarked" new arrivals OF infected eat
tie at any time Our Information az to theer
ten, OF the strict In which Texas feyerstrcten sIns
to be found is as yet incomplete believe that the
cattle which were SICK or are dead, developed the sis
ease ON he N ray hithsr"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
1Jny1IIyGAN UySEA WORTHY STEAMSHIP.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-The iron sldc-wheeI
steamship IIcIcc. captain HUDSON, built by the Amcr'
can shipbuildng Company or Pearo ScandeHn' oil en-
dad yeueznla was seiz "a today by United states Mar
shall McMnlen of Delaware, on WIN Ol npei iHseu ~
claim thai the vessel is unsciWOIthy'
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THE STEAMER BRITANNIA sunk.

LONDON, Au-. 1.-The British steamer
Tri.annia which lett New-lork July Ii. SUNK 'l.
po,tanI at midn. ght on We l'c-ta by CON ION VIII
thu Il amer B lciirl W ict 30 md from lIa''poo'
toryadiL re Belle irn rescued the B1taunIar cIe"
and andc them -.utuunp on
Tn Trt mia was fr-igh v.,7" only ana 'al''' 'I'"'
IL lis port % uy iG with hc foil wing cargo Tor LONDON
- ,- h,.. - v,e r ~ i2G bIs els Of oats, 66S.226
Mound, 0i oil exc cas- pruttd matter lOU 'ic W.
ro.k, ~ barrels of hoeiecs. l" cases o. P.P,' ~
rac yes of wheel, case Of drugs - .c- oI op'c
mi ing. 3 cases + rIware. and - cases o "r-als
~hr vas commanded by Captain fe rei' ana HIu 'io
ul I'VE ty-eI.ht
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THE METROPOLITAN MANAGEMENT.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-As Mr.. Gye has given up
AL thought Of suning the management OF the Metro
poan opera House In New York, Mr. Riyes, the agent
- the ouern House Company, IL seeking another i'm
prcFalio II Is unlikely That he will succeed IN hnoing
oflg.
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CANADIAN QUARANTINE REGULATIONS.

QUEBEC, Aug. 1.-The President OF the
Board OF Trade has cclved e ter om the Minister
Agriculture IN 1"swcr forwarded to HIM In refe
ence t. Ia, medical Inspection OF AL yesse In reply n
says il is intcn ed 10 mike special aud sup enenilrl
guar4atne ie. .iious substantially d. sized BY tue
I..DII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
EMO TO SUE FOR FALSE ARREST

QUEBEC, Aug. John c. Emo has instruct
cd his LAWYERS 10 proceed against Detective Fancy
High Constable Bssonnete and other Montreal officials
for damages for false arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
ernmAnr ArlLoN AS IO CONTICT LABOR

A sUHHART AOION As 10 COAIIcI LAbOh
IITr1E Rock, Aug. 1.-The lessees OF the
e,oe peuitentiary to-day received notice from the cii-
,ens of pope County, 10 take the conycis out o lne Goa
muee there within ten days The people are
moi TO lei esnvets work IA the county
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
DAILY AND EAGAN SENTENCED.

LoNpoN, Aug. 1.-The trial of the dyna-
,.urs at warwick was brought TO CONCLUSION today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02

roll died this evening and all the ohers'ae IN crc
condition. Il is EO yu 10 what Lu pose ne pll7
wcr obtain d. but it is proba lie that ~ were unaware
OF their nature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02

THE HANGING OF FREDERICK CEPHAs.
C,,fpRIpGF Md Aug. l-FTedeTck Cephas was
,a grI TO-DAY Tor the muid OF MIS- Bush Waugh. He
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Ihe ice foot along side of which Lieutenant Col
well ran the launch was six feet high, and up this
The relief party scrambled and ran to the tent.
teeing man with glasses on lying there Lieuten-
ant COlwell shook him by the shoulder, and SAID :;
Who are your There was no reply until finally
The man becoming aroused little, said: "Greely,"
and began TO talk incoherently BY the side of
Lieutenant Greely Law an Episcopal prayer book.
from which he had been reading the prayers for
The dying when stupor overcame him. In the tent
were some tin cases filed with boiled sealskin boots,
which had been prepared when the party were
stronger. Sergeant Brainard was the most vigorous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02

ONE or GOVERNOR CLEvELAND's WARM SUPPORT
ERs mas A DESPERATE STRUGGLE WIN can
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Government Telegraph and Telephone
Service.

REPORT OF cor. ROCKWELL on rHE cosr OF . COM
PRKHENsrvE SYSTEM OF UNDERGROUND WIRE
Gen. Newton, chiefo OF engineers, to-day sent 70
the Senate communication from Col Rockwell ia
answer TO resolution OF the Senate, adopted last
session, calling for a report OF "oomprehensiye
system OF underground wire, /" with details etc la
the first place Col Rockwell gives the OF MAIN
tanning the present system OF telegraphic and tel
ephonc communication between the Capitol and
the various public departments and buildings,
footing up as follows; Total annual cost OF trle-
graph service lS0i Jotelephone service sl67ai o.
comprehensive system OF telegraph ana tele-
phone for the government service In Wash
ington on the "wsring' underground system,
making an aggregate cost OF s'O,5403l for tbs
Tor the sale OF telephones 60 the government has
been made by the Washington telephone company,
controlling the Rogers patent They offer insruI-
mentS at $40 per SET, which, for the 2I5 Instruments
required, would amount 10 $500 Eght switches
VIII be needed at cost OF 81. $50 The cost of OBJ
Grating service Will be- SEQ SEQ TO- Cost oy main
tenance. including rental OF Instruments, are not
Included. The Chesapeake and Potomac COM
pany, controlling the Bell telephone, offer
the Washington company, owning the Rogers
patent and the Averell Insulating Conduit ana
Telephone company controlling the along patent
propose To rent instruments at an annual charge,
including the suberranean circuits, connecting
them with the central station n not TO exceed $40
each. Col Rockwell then estimates the rental at
- eaon, making total, including maintenance,
Tor 2l5 instruments OF $3.50
SUMMARY.
II telephones are purchased the total cost VIII
be for a comprehensive underground system,
Waring plan, ssl 6lO4 II telephones are rented
total cost, SIS 235 a. This estimate is for gov
eminent service exclusively, not connected with
the public exchange ana based upon the present
demands In order TO provide an additional main
trunk line TO meet future demands s. 600 addl-
tQnal Will be necessary
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DIED.


BROLASKY. In Philadelphia on November * 1874
HENRIETTA. wife Of jefferson II. BrulAsky IN her
seventy seventh year.
HART. On the morning of December 9Th. 1894. at
O'Clock q M. MARY HART, widow oi late Michael
Hart, native Of the County Lin sr1cE Ireland. aged
seventy years
My she rest in peace.
Funeral will take place from the residence Of her son.
9th. at ~ O'Clock D. Relatives and friends
respectfully invited 10 attend.
KAyANAUGH on Thursday. December 4, 1884. az
and the late John NJ Ksvanangh.
northwest on Saturday, December c. lSsl AZ p. m.
Friends and relatives respectfully invited to attend 2
MYERS. At one O'Clock p m. wednesday. December
His relatives and friends invited 20 attend the
funeral from ST. Pauls English Lutheran church. corner
18th and streets northwest Friday, December 5th
at p. m.
PROSPECT Ats m, on December 3. 1894 JAMES
Funeral viii take place from his late residence. $40
9th street southeast FRIDAY. ct 20 r. Friends aud
relatives ore respectfully invited 60 attend 81
SULLIVAN On Wednesday, December 8. 1884,. at
"a m. PATRICK, the beloved husband Of Catharine
Sullivan, in the Sxteth year OF his sge, native of
County Kerry. Ireland
May his soul rest In peace.
Funeral will take place from his late residence No 90
Ivy Place southeast. between New Jersey avenue and
South Capitol street. Friday. pecen Der 5. NJ Re-
QUEEN mas ef st. Peters church Friends Of the family
are respectfully invited 70 attend.
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SpEo1A1 Nor1c.

RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION or
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO NY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS
HEATING APPARATUA AND WOULD PARTICU.
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS BON, WHICH
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HEATERS, FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR, FOR HEATING TWO Or MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES In 1A8 CITY.
WHICH We TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IA 6EkER.
RING To CALL Is SOLICITED And kaCl-
MATES PROMPTLY FURNI6HEn
WALTER n wYvuL. ExcLus1v1 AoxxI
ans No ga PA AVE. NEAR lk sTREIE
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STEAMERS.

GUN Az LINE.
TOE.
LANE r UTE
THE cgNARR sT EW WSa G2MPAMY LIMITED.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 90 N. R. NEW YORK.
SERvIA. We'd. Dec. TO- BoTHNIA.... We'd. Jan T.
OREGoN....: Wed. Dec. IT. GALLIA....... Wed, Jan Il
ScYTHLA. We'd Dec. y OREGON 80. Wei. Jan. q.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY, FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE-S60 $50 and $780, according
Steerage at low rates steeraee tickets from Law
lowest ratea
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow;
Havre Antwerp and other ports on the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply ct the Gonna y'sofce
No. 4. Bowling Green both Steera9e and Cabin to
OTIS BIGELoW co. COS It'll St, Washington D. q
VERNON II. BROWN CO, New York;
Orto Messrs OTIS BIGEL.OW 4 CO..
d4 COS 7th street Washington.
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TIE DEFENSE CLAIMS THAT THE STOCK TRANSACTIONS
BETWEEN SWAIN AND BATEaAS WERE ILLEGAL
new line OF defense was opened by counsel for
the accused before the swain Court-martial tins
morning. In substance IL f. that the stock trails
acuonS between Gen Swain and Bateman & ~.
were Illegal, because there was no actual transfer
Il Co. upon Gen. swain for losses In these tTaus.C-
tons could not be received In a court OF law
The point was made by Gen. GrosvenOr, OF c0un-
sci for the accused, In an argument upon The pro-
pr1ety OF question asked 10y him IN the cOurss. If
his cross-examination OF the witness, J. Stanley
Brown.
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Os 1347 Pennsylvania avenue

DAILY AND EVENING AUCTION SALE OF vALu-
ABLE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, COMMENCING
MONDAY AT 1890 A. NJ. AND AT r NJ
ksdles are especially invited to attend the MORNING
AOCIlON SALE, as some very valuable Christmas
Presents must be sold. such as
LADiES' AND GENTS VERY FINE IA K GOLD
AND SILVER WATCHES. FINE SOLID GOLD NECK
LAEIS ssTTA CE CHAINS, no; DIAMONE
SETS; IMPORTED FRENCH CATHEDRAL CONC
CLOCKS, VALUE S25 90 TO $4,000: FINE IMPORT
E IDD i BoH dd DUPiEX LAMPS. VALUE $1,000
nl00, YSoT MECHANICAL TOYS, FINE FRENCH
DOLLS, LADIES PLUSH AND alligator SATCH-
ELS, ROGERS FINE SILVER PLATED WARE.
DINNER AND TEA SETS. CASTORS PICKLES.
tt liz p STANDS s,b KMITES T0nKs AND s,ooNs
FROM TWO TO TEN TUNES: CUTLERY OPERA
GLASSES. LADIES' BEST ROSEWOOD AND NICKEL
BANJOS AND GUITARS; WADE AND BUTCHER
KAZORS REV0LvERS. TOOLS. SKATES, SLED5.
HOLD PRESENTS
BY direction of the owner to change business will
sci, on the Premises. all the above stock of j. u
0'MEARA CO, 1347 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
washington, u. C. Sale commences at SEVEN P. M.
Great bargains may be expected FOLEY, Auct.
n B.lhe Fixtures Will not be sold as. at ter1nin-
stlon OF sale, the store will be occupied 10y j. U.
O'MEAkA CO.. Manufactures Of ROYAL GLUE"
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The Baltimore markess.

BALTIMORE December 4-vt-s1nis skies consoli-
dated 49, pastdue coupons 49, do threes 52Is bid
to-day.
BALTIMORE Nd December 4-cot.on quiet-mid-
ding. l0kal0H Flcur steady. with better inquiry.
srn red. S2a85; southern amber 90a93; No. Mary
land 66has7 No. western winter red. spot. aud
December, 79ka7oH: January. slss1S; February
62xa8S Corn-southern higher and fairly active west
ern higher and moderately sctive: southern white.
46e47: southern yellow. 47a4s western mixed, spot
u bid. new; December. 46fa47k; January, 45ka46h:
February IS bid Oats du l-southern. 32s34 western
white. Sass do mixed. S0s31: Pennsylvania. S2a34.
Rive quiet, GLASS. Provisions easy and quiet Eggs
eaaier-fresh, Z6a27 lined l8a20 Sugar-copper refined
quiet. llkal2 Whisky steady, IlSsll9 Other articles
unchanged Freights to Liverpool Fer steamer quiet
cotton 3l6d dour, L. s6d grain easier. 64d Re-
50 600 bushels: oats 500 bushels rye 12ooO bushels
bushels corn 81. 900 bushels.
Tho Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO Ill., December 4-On Change at His
Q. m, wheat was KAN lower. Corn 1salc. higher, the
latter for all the year Oats 10 lower for May Pork
2,sc lower. Lard sc. lower !
CHICAGO III. December A-Coene prices.
Wheat-December 73h; January. 73% February. 14,s;
May 60x. Corn-year, 373<; December 37ss: January.
S6S: February. 3S: May TT Oats December. 2AA:
l65; February IL 10 Lard-December. $50; January.
6.S5; February. 9.66; March. 7.02h.
The Petroleum. NJ Kfket.
PITTSBURG, December 4-Crude oil slow: very
little doing. The market opened at 7sx and declined
to TN advanced. and. ct O'Clock. was IL
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nc RIEU.

PAXTON-wILLARD. At the rectOry Of Trinity
church. on December Sd 1854 by the Rev DIR ADDISON
rector, MARY ELLA WILLARD 10 WILLIAM PAX
TON. both OF this city.
ROWLAND-TEEL Wednesday. December 3. 1884
Mr. J. SHANNON RIO WI A. ID TO Miss ). JULIA T IL,
by the Rev. Father Coll at the residence Of the brides
parents. No cards
SPENCER-ARNOLD. At the residence Of s. q.
Arnold, esq. Mount Pleasant, ID. G, Tuesday. De-
cemb.r I'd, 1884. by Rev. j. W. Chclering Mr.. FRANK
A. SPENCER, of Boston, Mass. and Miss MARY ).
ARNOLD