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To THE I iESHSi Il IL AHA EoC dEI-r,,,,

Il no -,,,- PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE {.
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
In EFFECT July 10Th. 1884
leave WASHINGTON, from station, corner Of 9Th
Fer I1ttsburr and the west Chicago Limited Express
OF Palace sleeping Cars at = 40 dally. Fast Line.
ny Ear from Harrisburg Cincinnati: and H. tel
Win secrl Car u aItSons IT, chesro western 'I Ix
IIss. 10 p IN daily with Palace Cars to Pittsburg
fiisbnrr t. Ch:csTo Ma Ippes S' 10 90 y H si!y
for I1ttsbury AMI the West with Palace S.cepiug Car
BALI MORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
1000 p m DALI: except saturday. With Ialaes Cars
Mashinzton 10 Rochester. Train s4yinz Washington
f9r Wilamsport. Lock Haven anu EInira. at $40 M
For New iorA aud the Fast. us. $50 and 100 a
n ac2 10 To- S99 1000 and II Il N On sunday o.
FSIO9 a cars M t, Slea hARTnsi Of Pullman
For Boston without change. 10 y every weekday
For BEooslsn {. all through trains connect Jer
sly City with boats Of Brookiyn Annex. &t'9rinR al
rect transfer to Fulton street aVois double ferriage
scross New YORK city
loo anu Ills p m On sunday. 90. 600. 1910 and
Ills p H. Limited ExpEe-S. 80 J. III. daily, except
For Baltimore. cas- rs. $50. a4o 11Oo a. M. 1905
"a a IL 6 SV T.; ~ 10 10 10 a 10 ID ~ ann M
For PGpe's Creek Line C IS a. H. and 40 T. ILL., daily
For Annapolis. 635 Ill., 1905 and 40 p. In daily ex-
AiIXaSPE;A ASP FREpEEIcksBTEe Ra1twAy
ROAD
For Alexandria, GEO. 100 925, l1O5 and 1l35 a. H.
205. AS. 500 6.2j. e.U5 and l155 p. On Sunday
ct 30 92j. IL % a IN, y % y. Ill
For Richmond AID the South. 80 and II O5 m daily
and ). w T. III dali }, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington 80 10 90
1910 a o. J.05, q. 5.1U 7.0o aud 1910 D. IN
add II 10 midnight (excrpt Monday. ON Sunday at
$50 and lOlO a. i-Uo and 1910 L. H., and IL 10
night
Tickets information at the Office northeast corner
o. 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and the
ton where orders be left for the checking Of bag
gag 10 destination from hotels and rysiClsIces
ChAS- L PtGH. j. K WOOD,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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WALTER D. WYvIIL, EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
apps No. 452 PA. AVE, NEAR AZ STREET.
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Gen. Butler Not Interviewed To-day.
NEY YORK AucuSt % Con aired NJ
Winners at Saratoga To-day.

SARATOGA, n. Y. August 22.-The weather to-day
Is clear and very warm The track is dry and dusty
and attendance good.
and nOn-winning allowances, five furlongS Ten
stone won by length, Troubadour second, a length
ahead OF Lulu S. third. Time 1:031%.
Second race purse $780, one mile and q furlong
Eulogy won easily by two lengths, Fieda second,
Williams third. Time 1853
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KILLED At CAMP MEETINa.-The last day Of
utOn, Pa, closed last night A large crowd NUM-
berfng some nfteen thousand persons, were present
SnQrtV aftef dusk riot occurred on the outskirts
young butcher. Of Huntingdon, was Instantly Killed
nT stap In the heart from some person unknown.
Tne murdered man leaves o wife and two small
chudren, and no knowledge of The murderer mas
been obtained The riot occurred between several
persons. VINO were under the influence OF liquor
be was stabbed
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A Virginia Cyclone.
MANAGE tn PROPERTY

PETERSBURG, Va, August 22-Chesterfeld county
was visited last evening by a heavy wind storm,
which assumed the proportions Of cyclone Huge
trees were uprooted and fences and outhouseS
blown down. Considerable damage was done to
orchard trees. The storm was accompanied in
some places by heavy fall of rain and hail, While
In other places scarcely any OF either fell
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President Arthur,s Visitors.

NEW YORK, August 22--Presdent Arthur re-
NAMED In his room at the Fifth Avenue hotel most
OF the day. His visitors were Secretaries Lincoln
and Chandler, Col George F. Hopper, Congressman
Houk, A. Hughes, OF Nashville, and a. G. MallOy,
OF Galveston He expects to leave for Newport, r
l., tomorrow night, stopping on his way at New
London. Conn.
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II FAD AND BE WISE.-DR. BROTHERS 9O6 b ST
H southwest appeared before and made oath tha.
NJ Is the Oldest Established Expert Specialist this
and viii guarantee in ali of venereaids-
ease and furnish Medicine, charge: the poor
nlshed Medicine free Consultation and advice free
any hour during ths day Subscribed and to be-
iy3l- I'M SAMUEL IL WALKER Notarr Ihlic
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Accidentally Overheard.

From the Philadelphia Call.
'It is terrible, perfectly horrible" said the thin
boarder medltat1vely; II am glad 1 did not 60 ON
the Greedy expedition
"Yes," responded Mrs Slimdiet, ssyou have good
reason for being glad"
"Good reaSon?" murmured the thin boarler in
qulringly, as he helped himself to the last hall
ounce OF butter.
~ should say So" returned Mrs. Sifmdiet ssOne
OF the party was shot for taking more than his
share" ~ ~
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JUMPED OFT OF THE RTNG.-A fight with hard
gloves for 500 side and gate money took place at
tOckaway Beach, N. Y, at 2 O'Clock yesterday
morning, in ring staked on the platform OF a we'll
known sporting rendezvous, between s.Storeyn
Canavan, OF Greenpoint, and Mike McHugh, OF Glas-
seven rounds were fought neither OF the men show
ing much science. At theconclusion OF the seventh
out OF the ring.
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John SHERMAN & CO.. Auctioneers,
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALUABLE STORE
ANp DWELLING. KNOWN As NO GIT FOUR

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALUABLE STORE
AND DWELLING, KNOWN As NO. GIT FOUR
AND-A-EALF STREET SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of decree of the supreme Court OF the&
District of Columbia. sitting in equity, passed in
ukDAl. AUGUST TWENTY-1HIRD, A. D. 1884, at
SIX O'CLOCK t.. NJ, scl at public auction in front of
the premises all the right title and interest of the
ties to SAID III and tn the south five 90 feet and
eight s inches front by the depth thereof of lot TWEEN
tyslx co.. and the north twelve 2) feet and six t6)
inches front by the depth thereof Of lot twenty
t2l III square four hundred and ninety six 1850, to-
eher with tine improvements thereon, consisting of
twostory brick anu frame building. used and
dwelling
Terms of sale: All cash. at the option Of the pur
Chaser OneEird thereof in cash the day Of SALE bal.
secured b purchasers notes and deed of trust the
premises sold Interest the deferred payments at the
rate OF SIX per cent per annum deposit of 500 re-
Guired ON the day of sale The trustee the
right If the terms of sale be not complied with in seven
days from the date thereof resell said real estate at
the cost and risk Of the defauitine purchaser AL
veyancing and recording at purchasers cost.
BENJAMIN +. LEIGHTON, trustee,
aT1S-dSds Office. 4S2 louisiana ave. NV.
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TURF EvKSTs-The winners at Monmouth Park
yesterday were Endymion, Wanda, Equlpose Ba-
mama, Babcock, Clonmell and Voltaire-At Chi
cage, Rookie, John Sullivan, Top Sawyer and VIM
Diedon were the winnerS-The steepechaSe at
saratoga yesterday was won by Distabance-
IN tne trotting races at Utica yesterday the VIM
ners were Felix and Clemme g. and the pacing
race was won by Fuller.-Volmer. John ID. and
Lady Belle won at POughkeepSie.- letter from
Mr. w. ID. Vanderbilt has been published DENYING
that he was dissatisfied with W. w. BARS man.
agement OF the mare Maud S.
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The wil0f the late Johanna Smith WIS tiled to-day
She leaves to her daughter Catherine hnuse 1873
Isl street southwest, with the rest OF her proper
", ana names her son Thomas as executor.
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A Fearful Storm.
WIND AND LIGHTNING ON THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WIND AND LIGHTNING ON THE RAMPAGE-PERsoNs
KILLED.
Troy, n. Y, August ga severe hail and rain
storm took place in this section yesterday after
noon. Several houses were struck by lightning and
slightly damaged In Lansingburg, ana two valu-
able barns were burned In Brunswick. At Green
bush the lightning struck the house of Clark
Lape Miss Idea Lee. one OF the inmates,
was struck on the ear by the lightning,
which glanced to her hand. She Is badly. but
not fatally, burned. Thomas Gray, while walking
on the railroad track near JOhnsOnvile, was
knocked down and rendered unconscious by bolt
trees were torn up by the roots, fences destroyed
and buildings injured. The Hudson river knitting
mill at saltwater was partially unroofed. The
house OF John Mattison, at Cambridge, Washing
ton county, was struck by lightning. and Sarah
Allen was killed and daughter Of Mattison
fatally injured. The house took fire.
Gen. Butler Not Interviewed To-day.
NEW YORK, August 22.-Gen. Butler remained ut
the Fifth Avenue hotel all day. He refused to see
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RED NOSE AS SIGN OF INsANITY.-Jn the
crOSS-examinatiOn OF DR.. Allen MacLean Hamilton
an expert witness In the Rhinelander INSANITY case
yesterday the witness said that the poor circula,
f1On OF the blood was noticeable In the mans white
Pasty Color and red nose was one OF the signs OF
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Cruelty to n Crazy Man.

OTTAWA, ONT, August 22.-The Northwest
mounted police undertook to convey lunatic
across the plains from Fort Walsh to Colgarry.
They dashed him to a blackboard on his back, and
the unfortunate man died on reaching his desttna-
ton.
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AFRICANS At THE INTERNATIONAL MKDrcAr Cor
penhagen to the Philadelphia Medical NOES states
that the International medical congress which has
just adjourned b pronounced on all sides 10 have
Oeen marked success A resolution for the an
poAtme0t OF an International committee TO under.
take coneeovely the prosecution OF pathological
research was adopted, and DrA A. jacob OF New
the American representatives on the committee.
The congress, before adjournment decided with
Washington In 1857.
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P1ck1scs.

P1ck1NGs.
We could easily FIJI this side in little talk about Pick
1ngs and could mention instance two where it has
been brought to perfection but would rather-whfch
we know will be much preferred by you-confne our
selves to business and pick choice morses out Of
our large and varied STOCK to which invite your kind
attention.
1t will strike forcbly that our square solid brass
Cages at 81 % and 81 40
Our genuine Mexican Hammocks at Sligo.
Our woven ne ps ,s Sssps =. &c.
Our handsomely framed Chromos at 99c.,
Our large Travelling Bags at ~, 80 and $50,
our brass CAT spfings with Chain at
Our excellent Once i basket aa at 4se. A.
Our tine Engravngs in handsome Oak Frames ut Soc.
Our ali bristle Hair Brushes ut 49c
Our beautiful Picture Frames at 40c,
our lovely Siiyer-pi4ted Butter Dish at &c..
Our fine Silk Plush Frame at 49c.,
Our splendid Cups and Saucers ut rs and 49c,
Our large variety of Rush Baskets from lOc. Up.
Qurboy's Oak Wagon at 99c.
Our Rattan Baby CARRIAGES from AZ M
Our new Desk and Slate combined at &c.,
Our fine gilt framed large Chrome at al "a
our set Of SIX Ivory Handle Knives at s9c.
Our hand painted Bamboo Scrolls ut 25c
Our wood painted Splashers at Is and i9c.,
Our wood painted Table Mats &c
Our hand painted Bamboo Splashers 49c
Are remarkably CHEAP and pretty goods
These are only few things we picked out Probably
you will see hundreds Of Others which will strike you
perhaps asore attractive moze desrable and equally
q cheap
II. sILVERBERG l. CO..
Sn1Q
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LOADED PISTOLS IN TIE MAILS
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 3 p m. 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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- "
SUSPICION AGAIN DIRECTED TO THE NULsrTo wN
JONES As THE MURDERER OF ELLA WATSON
ANOTHER ARREST.
While the coroners jury. in the case OF Ella Wat
son, the young girl murdered al wooistown, \. J.,
acquitted William Jones, the mulatto yet Il is be
neVed that evidence OF a damaging character stu
connects him with the tragedy In some way Two
very important witnesses who did not appear al
the midnight examination nor at the coroner's In
guest Were found yesterday, says n Philadelphia
fzsSs Correspondent They are George niehl, a
clerk In Wilbert Richmonds store. at Yorktown.
ana Andrew Crtan, an employe in Haines' tile
works. ABOUT one mile from Yorktown. These men
can establish most important fact Both OF them
saw William Jones In Yorktown on the night that
Ella watson left there and walked 10 her AWFUL fate
on tnaI lonely country road. More than this, they
Watson.
QUESTION OF TINE
Inelr evidence Will show, II is said, that Jones
and Peterson had nearly reached Samuel Prices
mouse, scarcely Quarter-mile distant and situated
on back road running parallel with the road on
when tne murder was committed, before the girl
had hidden Mr.. Diehl goodnight Jones walked
out with Peterson, saying he would accompany him
part OF the way He did 50, ana returned to Prices
mousse put Just when he did return was the one vital
point which the examiners failed to establish
Price, when asked the question. said first that IL
was minute; then he said perhaps II was more
than minute; and, correcting himself again, de-
clared that 1t might have been five minutes lie
was decidedly uncertain. and the Importance Of
occur TO the queStoner.
TELLTALE FOOTPRINTS.
From the willing statement OF Peterson and the
rather unwilling statement OF Jones the parting
between them was about half way between the
houses OF Harden and Price. Just where they babe
each other good night there was discovered on the
Gay after the murder footprints heading 20 corn
neld on the opposite side OF the road. Through
thlS cornfied were found more footprints far apart
as though made by a man running rapidly. The
tracks led In diagonal direction through the field
ana over strip or meadow land TO the rpad in
wnlch Ell Watson made Der last journey. Along
size OF THIS plainly seen trail and in places
covering II were other tracks made by the same
loot and In the same haste leading back 10 the
very spot where Jones and Peterson had separated
II Is asserted that Jones was IN the habit OF Dor
Ihe teiitaie heel print fitted the heel OF Henley s
boot at the midnight examination
REWARD oFFERED-ANoTHER ARREST
The Sheriff yesterday caused hanibflls and pla-
cards to be distributed through the country cfer-
ing reward OF $500 for the arrest and conviction
or the murderer.
Anan named Alfred Minor, harness-maker. was
arrested yesterday I'm Brdgeton, n j., on suspicion
OF being the murderer OF Ella Watson.
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Republican Nomination for Congress.
UTICA, n. Y, August GA. X. Parker was NOM
mated Cor Congress by the republicans OF the JEFF
ferson St Lawrence district at GOueveneur yester-
day afternoon.
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"A BRUTAL MOTHER KILLS HER BABK-Mrs
unsaey vas arrested In South Haven, Mich, YES
little girl, two pears Old, by brutal treatment.
The child DID not readily respond to something the
woman wished II to say, whereupon she threw 1t
causing its death. ~
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DROWNED HEB CHHD-Several young men while
seated On the wharat the foot OF JoraIemon street
Brooklyn, on Monday night, heard a splash in the
wafer. Then they saw the body OF an infant on
the surface, and at the same time q woman ran
rapidly away from the wharf The child when
taken out OF the water was dead.
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anhf-s.mkfu
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YCHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

WALTER Il. WILLIAMS l. CO., Aucts-
FIsHoMAs BOWLING. Auctiopeer
THE ENTIRE PLANT OF THE WASHINGTON
CHEMICAL WORKS COMPANY" INCLUDING
Al AZ STOCK AND MATERIAL on HAND eek
SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, TWENTY-THIRD AUGUST, 1894
at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. in front of the works of the
Company. on 9th street, between g and II streets
CHAMBER, 1oO11s and IA feet high, with front and
BACK towers 515 and Is feet high capacity $50 900
lbs taU approximate measurernents) three sulphur
Furnaces for 50 lb charges hourly four Retort Fur
naces including Glass Retorts reducing pans etc for
BRICK AND FRAME BUILDINGS CONNECTED there
with as Wei as all tools, implements and machinery
appert aiming thereto. Also its BRICK AMMONIACAL
FACTORY AND BRICK STOCK. and PATENTED
AMMONlACAL STEAM STILL for the distillation of
AMNONIACAL GAS LIQUOR and the manufacture Of
ras9rs, EEaporatoTs. Steam Drying Table implements
Tools and machinery of kind used in operating the
same The AMMONIACAL STILL is continuous in its
operation, and has producing capacity Of from two
thousand to tve thousand pounds Sulphate daily Con-
tract for the Ammonacal Gas Liquor will be transferred
to the purchaser of the works
This sale will be made account of Mr. P Bauer
purchaser at the public sale Of this property March
18th, 1884.
Terms Of sale: Cash within five days. all conveyan-
required at time Of sale.
eH THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
SAIUKDAi. AUGUST THIRTIETH, SAME HOUR
For further Particulars inquire at the Office Of the
The WASHINGTON CHEMICAL WORKS Co."
auEZ-utS Cpl Pennsylvania AyCuna.
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The Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, August 22-virsinis skies, eonsor-
dated, IS; pastdue coupons 80; -fOrties SiX
Virginia new threes 3d. North Carolina SKIES. old 1O7
BALTIMORE. Nd. August 22-Cotton dull-mid-
ding 1oM Flour steady and dull Howard street and
western super Do sstsa aeoas 7s do fsmily
superlative patent. 625 Whest-soutSern siesdy
do and g s
southern white 67a6s do yellow 6Sa65 0ats irrsxusr
aid lower-southern SASS; western white 33aSS: do
mixed. s0a32; Pennsylvsnia. a2aa5. Rye quiet and
sass 20
and active Mess pork. 49, Bulk ueats-ehou1defs
and clear rib sides packed. ssllN R.co1.shOqiders
refined. 81: Butter stesdy-westssn. Paclsd. -ssi6;
creamery I5a22 Eggs higher and firm. l4a1k Petr0.
ordinary To- fa sso sD duef md
iSs 70 ,sn ss. Gns Is su
Wheat ios6o snshsS: com 500 BUSHES: a..
Sushs rfs o Sssess so
bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, III, August 22-weather il cloudy aud
for year delivery. Lard, a16c 1owG.
CHICAG0 IT.. Ausust e p m-raodng prsces:
DECEMBER So co G sas: s enSnss: si
2als ssptember: aEs: october. ssT: year. az 6id
year. L Is fAfa-Anss1st. 7s7h: sepssmSss: 5.SgH:;
October. Lo14: November. 1.41x.
The Pcer0leum Market.
PITTSBURG. PA. AuRust 22LOn strong and hieher:
trading lively end shorts governing Prices opened q
84A: advanced to sc4 md then dropped %, & pm.
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THE Loss OF THE TALLAPOOSA.
The Sunken Steamer Said to be at
Fault-Vessels Searching for Bodies
and WreckaRe,

BOSTON, August 22.-Several OF the crew Of the
steamer acknowledge the steamer to be at fault
Briefly the facts are that the schooner was steer
In exactly the opposite direction with the sailing
vessel, having the right Of way py law. Many OF
the men were considerable time in the water, ten
OF them being fshed up nearly a half-hour after
the sinking. Numerous wrecking schooners and
the steamers Fish Hawk and Vertena are cruising
about the sound In the vicinity seeking to secure
the bodies OF the drowned and any wreckage.
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II. sILVERBERG l. CO..
au18 e12 7TH STREET NORTHWEST,

DOLITICAL NET BANNERS.
l. FLAGS AND PORTRAITS
HOJER GRAHAM,
au6-eo2m 81 Duane Street. N. T.
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CLOTHING
FOR HOT WKATHm

At houle, mountain tor
eeadide or bay. Nuns Cloth,
EerRe, Seezsucksr. Alpaca
Cashmere, Flannel and
Drap d,eta9uits.
Extra long Drsp d'e<a ana
Alpaca Sacks. Travelling
Goats in Linen. Alpaca and
PonGee.
white Duck, Alpaca and
DrAp d'eta vests
Children's Sailor and Nor.
folk Sruts.
shirts, WHITE and Colored.
Neck weartn al1new ahapea
1IlGht Underweor. Clovis,
&c., 1cc,, ct very Ueducod
prices Tor cash
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Treason ON Trees.


They were out hlne-ashing. and the girl with the
yellow bang wanted 10 40 back
Yes, marm," said the skipper "Donr feel very
spruce ana piae for the shore Ell? Homer Walnut
jest Yet lew VIII ike II better n We ainr syca-
inore; ms hazel clear up. aud then We can SEQ
the uSht-shlp SheS worth lO0kin' at you've
never cedar. wood IKE NOR, by,sze SOS We
could leave that bark behind Us Don't eat candy
t xu-tIlN ye, Noldh give mahogany. oak-eep your
Hines clear o the elm, can't yc? Ready about now.
LOOK out for your heads"
Cn.RsEp WITH yIoI,rr,a rur p,sr,,
1t was stated NJ Erie Pa last night that the means
employed by the secret service bureau under j. J.
Brooks VIII be Investigated at the instance OF a
citizan In thsa neighborhood. Itls rsported mat
IL Is not unIreQuent Tor CHI srnaI service Officers 20
disregard all private rights by opening AN the na
IN an once Tor day OF mure under the plea of de-
teciing crime. The postal cars have been boarded
and the mali OF several business nrms has been
taIlllered Nlth- The case which f. about 10 brr,v
these acts Of the secret service AGENTS 10 an inyes
legation is that OF citizen WHOSE nall was opened
SECRETARY folger countenances this Violation Of tho
postal law.
& STRANGE SEA STuRY-tseorre n nicholson of
Wilmington left Baltimore Tor Wilmington about
lhe middle OF june last on the schooner Militant
Hazel \ dispatch from Wilmington SAYS that.
nothing WAS heard from Nicholson or the yrsscIt
until Monday last, when Nicholson's father and a
lady TREND received letters nom Cartaiu
Murray. Of the schooner Amy school,,
craft, dated At Richmond. Va Captain
Murray forwarded letters signed Nicholson. which
on AuSust :. In this letter The writer represents
that The vessel on which he was sailing was run
into and disabled June - by lsrse ocean steamer
The CllSaln and crew took - "A boat, leaving
Nicholson, who preferred "a take his chances on a
schooner alone In the vessel with plenty OF pro
visions He expressed his hope OF being picked up
10y a passing steamer.
ANTI-llEBREw RIors IN RUssIA.-A ST Petersburg
caolcgram says: Anti-Jewish riots are reported
rom EkateNnoslaN. I'm southern Russia The or
GAMERS of the outbreaks sent a.girl 10 "A bazaar
Kept ny Jews. osttnsSby 10 sell clothes but IN.
strQcNd her 10 raise an cutlery. declaring that thS
jews had robbed her The girl carried out hfr or.
derS, ana In Response TO her cries a mob attacked
the bazaar, shouting "Bown with the Jcws'S
'Strlke Them down." Fourteen houses and shunl
belonging 10 Jews were ransacked and demo kslef.
llfe Jews C"icnded themselves AMI their property
vigorously. Two Jews and one Christian wen,
Killed and many persons wounded during the riots.
SICK HEADACHE. lssGcoR aSp MELANCHOLY
generally spring from a Torpid Liver. n Disnrden.f
stomach or toStiyeneSs, the distressing effects II
which Dr. Jaynes SanatSe Pills VIII speedily ~
moNe by their beneficial action on the hillary or.
gans tAey VIII also lessen the likelihood OF return.