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RtGBY. On April 4,h, 1884 at eIo O'clock am. co
LuMBlA b BAGBi, beloved wlie Of William ". Bag
Her fuIru4l vii take place from her late rs -r,ce
III ith street northwest Sunday. AMI o. at Aii
,cUaIB RAND. At the residenca of l. q Iittleeeld.
Mr. 81 SUSAN ctIB fT F aty Of a s a.:
John Cumberland as.ri siNty'iEht years.
street between lyttl and -0th streets Aorthtt sun
attend
FLETCHER. Al her residence, No, 1903 street in
this city saturday, the 9TH uf Al MI 1854 Mrs liz
ABt ID j. fLEiChfR, widow Of the late Arthur ".
Funeral from All Souls church on Monday the 9Th
inst at o'clork p m Friends OF the family are ne
HICKMAN. On THURSDAY. April I'd lss: at 20 p
mr. a ni, r days q Ia 2st !fn 9es wh be
the beloved hush md OF Iilcn r Hickin n a.. forty
SIX Years SIX months and nile days lie leaves VIE
Funeral sunday, at half rast two O'clock from Fiji
teeilth street Plesbs terrain ,hurch.
K6Wab aged a sSa s at . liSS y = ahsh
Cincinnati alers copy.
nm Hrhbh *A re iatsfa1 fi Ar TX !. lS3e
beloved wife OF Kari kullberg.
McyART. On Saturday April tih lasl at "a m.
JAMES McyART. AGED tirty-liine ,ears, native II
Funeral FROM st. pcniinie's church. at a. H. Mon
NELL ON saturday, Arril sth, 1854. at 2 o'clock
MN o. aud sfI Bile ef Mel aa trss fs ns 5
~
months.
Funeral from his parerlts residence No 4f street
northwest, on Sunday. AIrii 6til at y. M.
OLIVES. ON Friday. AIril 4th 1854. at 30 o'clock
ANNIE GERTRUDE ULlfi X, the only and dearly D.
loved daughter and last of three Of Elias ana Annie
Oliver, ased yeaIs and ) days
Safe in the Of Jesus;
Safe on lis gentle bnast;
There by HIS isyS protected
Sweetly their souls doth rest.
Funeral win take Place from her parents rsei nos,
No GIG street mort weston Sunday. at O'Clock PM
IQSEEN On Thursday. April Sd. 1854 at S:l0p. N.
MARY E. QUEEN. aged seventy -four years.
Funeral Sunday, AIfil 9Th at from her late
residence. Col Brooks. Brooks Station Her friends
RESPECTFULLY invited. e
SCARFF. At Briyhtwood. ID. C.. on Friday morning.
April 4. 1854. at $50 O'clock THOMAS Z. SCAkFF.
aged ffty-eight years.
Funeral services at p m. Monday nj Pew DR..
Chesters church Fourth street southeast Friends VI
family invited TO attend
sHILES On Friday April 9Th. 1884 at II 80 O'Clock
r. m, of cerebro spinal mintne.etjs, JOHN WESLEY,
only child of Charles W. and Mamie C. sh.les aged
months and l6 dsya
hts grandfatherss residence. No. 6l0 Maine avenue
FRIENDS and relatives invited
WEAVER. Died on April Sd, 1884 ct II O'Clock Pm.
yeaKo.
Funeral Sunday. the 9Th inst, at O'Clock Friends
and relatives respectfully invited to attend No aowerk
baltimore and Frederick papers please copyl 2 ,
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(,HARLES ". HANDY. Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
ON The NORTH SIDEOf 4 STR Ell. BETWEEN
EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS; EAST SIDE OF
MINI BETWEEN G AND SrkEtTS. AND on
WEST SIDE OF ELEVENTH. BETWEEN NORTH
b Strict AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
NORi HEAST.
4. ID. 1888 and recorded III liter No 1901. folio kD
Columbia sh II offer at public auction i'll ont oi
Ill the city of Washington District of Columbia wit
On WfDNE 1DAY, APRIL SIXTEENTH. 1884 at
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. Lot numbert d two ca, in square
numbered nine hundred and sixteen (9l6)
On SAME DAY, at HALF-FAST IOUR O'CLOCK P
NJ Lot numbered six 90 III square mum bered nine hun
dTed and thirty EIGHT (9.3S)
ON SAME DAY, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ Lots num-
bcrd nie 90. ten G0 eleven I'D. twelve 2) in square
numbered inc hundred and sixty five $500 tn
have ben newly suhd vided by US. and which sub
division will be exhibited II time of sale.
Terms: third in cash. and the balance in six
twelve eighteen aid twenty four months with
at SIX Itr cent per snEuln. secured by deed of
trust on the rrol erty sold all cash at option
OF the purchaser urclIasers A deposit OF
800 will be rcqud at tLe time Of sale on each
lot. and all recording and conveya,icng at the x
rensr # purchaser purchasers Terms to bt
complied with in Ven days otherwise the property Will
he rrsod at the risk and the defatiug pur.
chaser after five days advertisement
DANIEL OC CALLAHAN,
No. 455 9Th street northwest !
RANDALL HAGNER. Z Afustees
tpJ-dGdS 400 Louisiana northwest
For other 1HrtJops Sce SereDtb Pace
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Weak and FIuctuasin9.

FEATURES OF THE STOCK MARKET TODAY.
NEW YORK, April 5.-Wall street, las D. m.-The
Post says: The stock market was again feverish,
fiuctuating over a narrow range of prices during
the forenoon, and on the whole rather weak under
the influence OF increasing specie exports the
Sehce or any progress toward the settlement OF the
competitive difficulties among the various railroads.
the apprehensons OF failures among large specula-
in prices OF wheat etc, etc. Besides these legti-
mate causes, must be added the effect OF maniplla-
ton. which Is apparent In the decline OF some
stocks,
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN TIE cptc .oo ex,rx AVN


VISION MARKEf.
Inc opening on Change In Chicago YESTERDAY
was marked by the same phenomenal excitement
that has been the rule for the last week or two ana
nom noon up TO the close, az O'Clock matters hov.
ered on the edge OF panic. The tension could
hardly have been greater, and 20 add 10 the cnnr,
sion and uproar the decline In values extended 70
All COMMODITIES, compelling the brokers' 10 tNer-
else rare genersship In tilllns orders ana I'm sav
ing their "short" customers from the general
wreck The last frightrul break in wheat WAS a.
caSlone1 by rulnors OF a grain panic In London
and by lack OF confidence In the stability or a
large number OF Chicago commission houses 20
stand the strain OF the continued dCwnwarf i.,n-
dency OF prices When May wheat had touched
81 NC the tremor which had seized the bull crowd
subsidized In measure and prices r'scted a cent,
May closing on Change at &Sc When the reyu-
lar board had adjourned there followed prolnc
calling for margins, and far could be learned
they were generally responded %. and while the
names u some OF the old and responsible firms
We're freely used as being In trouble. up TO late In
the afternoon there appeared 10 he no warrant for
IL on the call board In the afternoon there WIS
sui further stiflenlng OF prices which Sryea "a
create a somewhat better feeling
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Rev. DR.. Edward. Better.

PETERSBURG, Va, April 5.-Rev. John E. Edwards
pastor OF Market-street Methodist Episcopal church
IN this city, aad one OF the most prominent minis
has been lying at the point OF death during the
past week is now considered out OF danger. Tele.
grams and letters are received daily from points
within and without the state inquiring as TO his
condition, while hundreds OF visitors are calling
night and day making inquiries concerning him.
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BOOKS. &c.

FTNHE ANNALS OF SANDY SPRING; OR TWENTY
Il Years History Of Rural Community In Maryland d
By VIM. Henry Farquhar. At the annual meetings of
the stockh of the Lyceum the Historian gives
suIn of the incidents in q country neiyhborhoOd
bound together by communities Of interest and afec
ton. 1t Is, in fact, biography Of community To
those who k Sandy prng will be pleasant read
ing. To be had Of IUSHINGS BAILEY, Baltimore
Md Price, &l25 ap5-3t
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District Government Affairs.

The report OF the coroner for the month OF March
shows that inquestS over 40 bOdieS-25 male and 90
1emale-13 white and q cOiOred-were held by that
officer during the month.
In reply TO the letter OF Mr.. Joseph Miller, who
some days ago made application to the Commits
Soners for use Of the dock at foot OF Sd south
east, the Commissioners recommend that the as
SCISSOR nX lair value and annual rental and after
wards the wharf privileges be rented TO him, sub
Ject TO the approval OF Congress- and to revocation
on thirty days notice.
Mr.. George w. Suckney, in note to the Com
mlSs1Oners, requests the sidewalk moved out and
relaid On the north side OF G street, between Sth
and 9Th streets, along the front OF square $50
ROAD TO BE OPENED
The Commissioners contemplate opening a road
from the village OF Lincoln to the public road known
as Central avenue near Bennings, In the county OF
Washington.
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NEW SPRING Goops RECEIVED Ar
LUTTREI.L & WINES,
NO. 1890 PENNA AVE. corner Goth st NV.

Beautiful Summer Silks. worth 75c our price. 50c.
ELEGANT Black SL50 $l25.
81 80. S1.65. 81. IS. 81 So, 1900,
81 Is and 81 50
Cashncres all the shades value 62Gr price SOC
Black CaShnercs, - ~. so 81. 1Sc and 81
Ottoman Cloths new shades, elegant quality, 81
i'll Black
Cerster Cloth. new shides, &c
Nuns Yelling all coiors.
ladies' Cloth "
New Dress Goods in Plaid.
few Patterns of P0ngte Silks at cost
One case Lawns just il. value Sc our price, SC.
l2S; ." 10c.
Full line French Satteen
LOCO lars Misses Hose reduced from Soc to loo Great
Raruran.
500 pairs C. rsets reduced from SOC. to SOC
Tie Best hlte Spread III Washington at 81 Is
ELEGANT line OF Cloths and CasSneres for Spring Wear
suits made to Orter.
Full i.e Iaf Damasks D. s. 40 30 T5c 81 andSl Is
Shirts. LaIndrI,d and Unlauntlriel.
Shirts made 10 order, measure taken and t guaranteed
LUTTRELII WINE,
1850 Penna. avenue
Elll3l-lm Corner Doth street
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JERSEYS, JERSEYS, JERSEYSN!

We safely say that we have the largest and most
carefully selected stock of Jerseys the city owing to
placing orders for Jerseys long before the season.
and therefore have the advantage of selling them
lower than Gny Of competitors As wish prove
toy tina. this is idle talk solicit your early
inspection Weash you to note carefully prices be
low luentionetl:
We arc selling splendid all-wool Jersey at 81 which
Il rally special bargain.
nice Jersey, well made silk stcled in all the new
sDrlng shadSe:rliet navy. slate n!auye tan cardinal
nyrr. black, light blue, pink. and only sl15
Extra value
well finished and perfect fitting in all desirable
shades, with cuffs ana collars. only 81.
Jerseys with reversed collars and cuffs good quality
only so Special low price.
Jerseys rlaIia Of fine imported Sockuette witt, cuffs
and cellars. good value, oLly 81.
W" have also Jersey at 3d. with plated back, re-
NerscG collar and cults, and away front and
perfect hitting.
Our pink Jerseys made of imported stockinette,
I-ited back reversed collars and cuff, So %; last
years price IS
Cur SILK embroidered Jersays-brown myrtle, garnet.
an,i b:ck-with pait baCk embroidered cuffs
only a. regular iiic So All finer Jerseys proper
Chiidrer's Jerseys all am! colors made from fine
siocknette Our price s45 troinfou to twelve years
THIRD FLOOR. ACCESSIBLE BY OTIS ELEVATOR.
Here e still clearing out ODDS AND ENDS of
every variety Of our immense stock
DRESS GOODS of every description suitable for
Iadl and children We selling these goods
hall their vHlJ. Some do not bring cents
OH the dollar They must he cold, however matter
Row great the loss
Very best PRINT 4 cents. DRFSSMAKERS' CAM
BRicS, all cu0rS sc. Yard wide PEHCALE &c. Yard
WIDE NOME CLOTH Ga
LIZARD wide full measure FRUIT OF THE LOOM
BIEAciED COTTON IL. cents. Splendid yard wide
Brown tOttOIls at &c worth Sc. SYi. ndId yar,twide
BIeaCii2d. equal to Fruit of the Loom, at Ga cents
REMNANTS OF SHEETINGS i'll all widths very
cheap
Genuine CANTON GINGHAMS in beautiful dress
styles only &. per yard. Full pieces to cut from.
ENGLISH CiIEVIOTS at 10c.. worth % cents
AIL-LINEN DAMASK TOWELS. AZ inch long at
12t2' other houses asking nc for them wide
extra good Crash, Ut &c. Ter yard.
Our &c Per dozen BUTTON COUNTER IL the wonder
o. tie axe. every mail bringing orders all of
tie COUNTRY tor theta. SOiip these Buttons
much a. Per dozen. We sell them &C per dozen
100 dom full size WHITE APRONS, with deep
ruiiie, made OF the lest PLAID Muslin lOc piece
$500 remnants Of W MsUTTA AND PRIDE OF
THE Wet EiEACHED C0TTONj, running from
T. I yartis, ut . cents per yard
AND HI NpREDS OF OTHER USEFUL ARTICLES
WELL WORTH TIE ATTENTION
Oh Lt EiiI LADY.
LANSBURGH / BRO,
mhI5 400 421- i2i SEVENTH STREET
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BI:TROTFlR:iD.
DIED.

GER-GASSrNHEIiER J W UE-HIS
GER 10 BERTHA GASSlNHETMEls, both IF this cir v
M cards. New Orleans and arciIa Texas zap r.
please cupy.i Ia.
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THE CALLERS At THR WHITE House to-day In
cluded the Secretary OF War; Senators Blair, Pike,
Dolph, Plat, Gibson, Cullom. Jonas. Van Wyck;
Representatives. Robinson, George, Brents, Hort,
Drewef. Holmes, Harmer, Breitung, CalAtnS and
henderson, aud ex-senator Rollins
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NOT WILLIAM TEII--The case Of James J.
Knox. clerk, is years of age, invest gated be-
lore the coroner In Philadelphia YESTERDAY The
accused Is charged with shooting and killing man
named VIM. Mclaughlin Thursday while cndeayor-
Ing TO shoot pipe out Of the unfortunate victims
mouth. Knox claimed that the shooting was
purely accidental, but was held for further nyesll-
tr1tin
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AleXandria Affairs.


SAFE FROM JUDGE LTNCH-The Washington col
ored man Robert Ford, sentenced 10 i've years In
the pententary for manSlaughter, is still kept In
Jail here, and Will be carried TO the pentenIiary
from this city II being thought unsafe TO keep him
In the Jail at Warrenton. where the crime Was
committed and the sentence given. He viii he
taken at once TO the penitentiaTy.
U. ). CoCRT.-Ihe United States court, Judge
Hughes has been in session today and the White
hall gold mine case is being argued to the jury.
The court VIII give its Instructions to the Jury this
afternoon AT the close OF the trial the court Will
be adjourned to the eth instant.
RECovERED.-Mr. {. b. Sneed, who cut his throat
at the Braddock house on the 26th ulirno left for
his home In Lynchburg, Va, yesterday. not having
entirely recovered from the loss or blood occaoned
by his suicidal attempt.
NOTES.-The clerk OF the school board, Mr.
Hubert SnoWden, paid off the teachers OF the public
schools this morning for the month OF March,
At the last meetings OF the Odd Fellows lodges in
this city 1t was resolved that sunday. the 81
inst. the lodges attend the Methodist Protestant
church and hear a sermon to Odd Fellows by its
new paStor.--The Relief Hook and Ladder COM
pany held meeting last night al the engine house
on Prince street and settled up matters concerning
the late celebration.
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special dispatch from London says Emperor
William is Ill. Every attempt is made to conceal
the fact and the official announcement declares
that he Is merely suffering from indisposion pro-
duced by severe cold. But court circles In Berlin
know better and the aged Kaiser's condition is by
the well-1nfOrmed regarded with absolute ALARM u
The crown princess OF Germany was unable to
attend the funeral OF her brother Prince Leopold,
and assigned as reason the ffct that the state
her father-in-law'S health was such To forbid
even a short absence from his side the present
time. This announcement was the first admission
OF the seriousness or the EmpeTOrS aillneut and Is
interpreted as OminOuS
A NEW EPISCOPAL SEE.-The Catholic Rerie1c
learns that new episcopal see has been created ia
New Hampshire, with It's cathedral I'm Manchester,
n. H., to which the pope has just appointed as its
first bishop Rev. Denis NJ Bradley, recently rector
OF st. JosAphs church, in that city. and member
OF the council OF Bishop Healy, OF Portland, Me.
CAKES WITHOUT EGGS-In a little book just
issued from the press OF MessrS Scrtbner Wei
ford, New York, large number OF practical though
various kinds, from the informal griddle-cake to
the stately brdecake, without eggs by the use OF
the Royal Baking Powder. Experienced house.
keepers inform US that this custom has already
obtained large precedence over old-faShioned
methods In economical Kitchens, and that the pro-
duct is frequently superior 20 that where eggs
used, and that less butter Is also required for
shortening purposes The advantage is not alone
In the saving effected, but in the avoidance OF the
trouble attendant upon securing fresh eggs and the
annoyance Of an occasional cake spoiled by the
accidental Introduction OF an egg that has reached
Royal Baking Powder also Invariably fnsures per-
fectly light, sweet, and handsome cake, or when
used gridde cakes to be eaten hot enables their
production in the shortest possible space OF time,
and makes tlem most tender ana delicious, as wen
as entirely Wholesome. There Is no other prepare
ton like it
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HE SEyENTEEN-YEAR LoCJSTS.-The Baltimore
sun says: Statements that have been made Ia the
eneCt That the stventeenyca UclIstS are due this
summer are said by najuraliSts TO be- erroneous
The locust Year Tor this vicinity Is 1855, ard lot
1884,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
Thefolow1ng are the opening and closing prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special Wire to II. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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nK s. l. SCOTT DENTIST
~ Q.ate of Sandy Spring, Md
1907 + Street n W, Washington d G.
Preservation OF the natural teeth specially ml2O
mr.. DUKE. DENTIST. 715 I4TH STREET NORTH.
~ west. Beautiful sets of Teeth and a perfect tit
Teeth fiied Tor 81 Extracting without pain. cents
All operations warranted TALL -fIn
hR. STARR PARSONS, CORNER 9TH AND +
~ streets H. lil1n9 d speciality; also the cure OF
tootEachc without extracting local annsth.tc used
on the gums. aevlates pam OF EXTRACTING gwen
Changes moderate M
RANDALL PARSONS, D. Il. s.. OFFICE AND RES
q .nce ilS 9TH street northwest, BalIantynes
Book store All branches OF Dentistry skillfully per.
formed Gas given TO thousands with most pleasant
results. day or night. Ten Years experience oS
"A serted Immediately after extracting natural teeth
with splendid Success Modern methods and skill Ii all
branches OF Dentistry. Moderate fees
Ja3 DH.DONNALLY, 1871 r street northwest
nR, T. NJ. TALBOT. DENTIST, No. 437 7TH
street. three doors from corner h. Dentistry
lis branches Teeth inserted 81 per sot All work war
Ianttd tanly
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GEN. JUBAL EaRLY'S "NIFE.n-A letter from Gen
Early, published IN Richmond. saws: .~nme one
has lncloSed TO ne a communication clipped from
newspaper wIhch Is headed An Interesting letter
from The wi1e of zen. Eariy' To prevent ali mis-
conception, especially on the part Of nav lady
lfends. Wish 10 stale That she il LADY whose ac-
nuantance have never yet made. and when do
ilnu her She VIII not make herSelt known To the
pubic through the newspaperSn
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a Train Wrocked,

JACKSON, Miss, April 5-The south-bound pas
senger train on the Chicago, ST. Louis and New
Orleans railroad was derailed near Duck Hill, and
several passengers and two or three train men
badly injured No one was killed. The train was
badly wrecked.
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DRY GOODS.
New SpR1Sa Goops.

New SpR1Ns GooDs.
WE WILL OFFER THIS WEEK SPECIAL, BAR
GAINS IN BLACK SILKS. SILK GRENADINES,
FRENCH WOOL NOVELTIES IN CHOICE DE-
SIGNS BLACK WOODEN DRtSS GOODS IN
GhEhi "a IEIY, LINEN LAWNS, SATTEENS,
Si 81 AND Isle HOSE, LINEN sHEETINGS AND
NAPKINS. ALI. SIZES
ap33m HOOE- BRO CO. 1923 F street
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ANOTHER FIELD DAY IN Da. NEwMASS CHTRCH.
Tomorrow promises to toe another field day At The
Madison Avenue congregational church, New York
the Rev l'f. j. T. Newman announcing that ile VIII
occupy the pulpit in spite OF the vote OF the cogu-
eli. and the protesting detcous being G,.lelIniacd
on the other hand, that he shall not.
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Cincinnati After sh. Uio,.

THK COMMITTEE OF FIPTy-RERSER's LAWYER ASIA
AN observation-disclosures Oh AK MILITIA bon
CoTTED
The committee of fifty, appointed 10y the Music
hall meeting I'm Cincinnati TO recommend changes
In the statutes, is holding meetings daily Hon.
w. GroeSbeck has been elected chairman He
stated the object Of the conni Tee to be 10 devils,
measures for amending the criminal law and Ia do
whatever could be done without unnecessary
delay TO bring about the more speedy admiuiStra-
ton or Justice. lie suggested amendment of tha
Law for the selection OF petit juries in criminal
cases, SO that exemptions should not be az easily
obtained as now by holding nominal membership
IN military company He also suggested changes
In regard TO peremptory challenges. 4 shcnm-
mlttee appointed 10 formulate the, and other sug-
geStloilS Is at work.
An open letter TO Judge Matthews who tried
Beriier. IS published ia Cincinnati In which T. :
Campbell, the leading lawyer for Berncr'S defense
asks Tor an investigation 10y Judge Matthews lie
makes the demand on the ground that nrwSpapers
nave Charged that the jury corruptly iniiu-
enced, and that he had said for 5as he would
secure favorable verdict. He says he never mad,
fairly defend his client.
The First regiment OF Cincinnati talks OF lis
banding. In a number OF instances members have
been discharged because worhnen threatened To
leave II the Inilitalnen were permitted TO come
back TO work
Gov iioadly. in his letter OF thanks 10 Sheriff
tiawklhS. expressed approval OF hls course of con-
Duct but made the remark that il was perhaps not
proper 10 express opinion In advance of the in
VeetlSation which must he made
lne nfSt sentencing OF prisoners In Cincinnati
since The not took place yesterday In Judge
JohlstonS court. Belle Osborne colonel. convicted
OF shooting with Intent k1l received seven years
She begged most piteously when the sentence was
pronounced, and The Judge began To say, LAS this
Is woman VIII modify the Srntence-,' when
The prosecutor interpoaed a vigorous protest say
Ing. "lhis woman has been before the criminal
courts again and again, and something must be
0oe 10 Relieve the courts ii no other PURPOSE
The Judge permitted the sentence 10 remain
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The Jeanette Imve.tixation.

The Investigation into the loss OF the Jeanette
was this morning begun by the subcommittee of
the House naval affairs committee. Mrs belong,
DR.. Collins, Chief Engineer Melville, and Lieu
nOuK counsel for Mrs. belong and Mr.
Mlvillei asked to have admitted, or offered
toprove prelimlnarily number OF points to the
effect that the investigation by the OF inquiry
covered all the points OF complaint; that the Col
nnseS had fun opportunity 10 appear before the
court and introduce evidence, and per,iStently
failed TO appear, &C.
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BALTIMORE, April 5-Captaip Holt, Of the ship
"David Stewart" reports that on March Cd 1870 a
m, in Orchilla harbOg, experienced heavy shock
OF earthquake and again at a M. on the morning
OF the 4th another, but slighter shock
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WASHINGTON Fish MARKET.-Sold by r. A.
Golden, agt.A,00O shad, from SO to $40 per
hundred; IS 600 herring, from 81 to SIS per thous
and; 500 punches fish, from 10 to 80 cents per bunch
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MI: Lynch appealed from the decision OF Judge
Smell this morning rendered in the case OF Brooke
MackalL