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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-27

Mr.. Morris cowdrick has repsinlsd
and pencled his brick residence on Linn
street, which has added very much 10 the
appearance Of II.
Mr. Alex Whiteman and Jared
Harper, We understand, contemplate
opening a new grocery store in the
vacant store room in Humes block.
Mr. John Funk, of Coburn, and
Mr. Geotge Brumgard. Of Beech Creek,
stepped into the sanctum of the DEBO.
cgAT for few minutes on Wednesday.
Pleasant gentlemen, aud hope they will
call again.
Saturday was one Of the most pleasant
days we have enjoyed for long time, and
| every body seemed 10 take advantage Gf il
Our town presented busy aspect, and our
merchants report II one Of the best bust
ness days they have had since the Holidays.
There will be special meeting Of
Bellefonte Encampment, No. ~, I. o. o
f., held at their Lodge Room on Monday
evening, March 3lst, inst, al which time
business Of highly important character
will be transacted. A full attendance OF
the members is earnestly requested.
In 1882. nearly complete work on
the Mechanics Lien Law of PennSyl.
vania, by Ovid +. johnson, Esq, OF the
philadelphia Bar, was destroyed in the
fire in Library street. With character.
istic energy Mr.. johnson has rewritten
| the work, and il will be issued soon ty
the Law Publication House ef Rees
Welsh 4 Co.-PhiIaisipnta Record.
Y. NJ. G. A. NoTEs.-The Literary So.
ciety will meet on Thursday evening. OF
hcers for the ensuing quarter well Le
elected
Young Mems Meeting, Friday evening
at 7.3o Coffee and rolls will not be served
Meeting for Young Men on Sunday az
ternoon at 4 o'clock, led by the Genera
Secretary Subject, The Wicked ,hAl
not 60 Unpuni,hcd," ] Kings 2 l-C
2g-3i
All young men are invited 70 attend
these meetings
Fverybody Ia talking ahout the nov,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-27

A HEAVY SurT.-ThA, is you can get
heavy suit Of clothes Al Fleming II you
witb them, but Spring will soon be here
and you may want nice lighisuiiinstesd.
Mr.. Fleming has just received = nice in.
voice uf thi. class Of goods
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-27
MOST DESIRABLE HOME

10 central FsuBs, lvsuiA.
TEENs or SALE.-T"n per cent. Of pur
chssa money ~ sssu property h knocked down
obethitd Affirmation - sAis. balance IN tpu
equal annual TayHeris, uilh Interest ssrursd b.
bod ara HgostEsze on ilss pTeraiNss.
Parties desiring 10 YurthasH cKanius tie prem
isas ard rsceivs valuable Information ~ applying r.
} l. sisnRlsr, Attorney ior tbs sstAis.
A. E. WAGNER, E1eoutri1
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EXECIJTOR's NOTICE-Tettsr,

II tesssfasntsry she estate of Mrs. Elizabeth
MAalAy. aeoa- late ~ waikef to~nship. Usnsrs
CO.. Pa. having bssn granted 30 The usa~rsgasd, a.
psseons tndehtsd te @ia estate are FWaawstea O.
make imFssai@fe Faymsst, and AL having eiAlns
against the zane g. pfrseat them, duly authsntaAte
80 EzH=4Tas.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-27

Call al r. D. spanglera BY al mcass
fer your supply Of furniture
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-27

-Rabcn SpAngler has big boom in his
furniture Clever fellow, and everybody
likes to deal with him.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-27

-EKceilsni ginebSm for Eve cebts Tsr
yard -Garmant
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-27

HousE ToR RTNT Corner High and
Penn streets Nine rooms. Suitable for
boarding house or for two families. l. near
the Court House. Rent reasonable. In
quire OF THos, MErERs,
Penn street
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-27

-Every body IA invited 70 Sesrf'Fs &
Mayer. to buy bread, pies, cakes and con.
fcCtious.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-27

Buy your fprlng god. Of German q.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-27

Matte vickers, at the Opera Hou,s
April 7th.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-27

Lac. curtAins, in piece or patterns, ST
GArmAns.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-27
SATURDAY, April 18th,

A. eglnrk E-AN ELEGANT TWo-sToET
Pressed BRICK rWFtLiNG ROCsE the habds8HB
eft and ut valuable T~sdsurs 10 The oguuty late ID.
pr"t''ig shf private r-sidrDr' % =. WsgBef
De-
Thi' hsfutfgl f"sideugs uat luilt - a cost n fa2h
600 Il contains ioHF Foufas in the ls4=suasnt az
TusH.us on fiH frf fssf. hs3nE d.ufuE f.. 5zntfr
hhrsrs rers:t8sh tfsun tso hailtHfa large tariof
u hHs FiH slafliuE sagn8 fsf with u0mEno-
HiHHt bath felsn- II has seven rooms ~ the thirs
A..f. The aAtsftsl esed in i1 CD trnetlon s fAs
rrfr beet and the gsusfai fti.h ard ofnsua=nfatl.
uuh4 gaisd. So rssidsbrs 81 lsosuan oet.rsf.
t,ucs refnfuft Aad slsEauc. q IL tie
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-27

--N"ry l"'".t style L.r. ~nj caps at
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-27

winter stock must GO. Special
bargains at Isewin's.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-27
A. E. WAGNER, E1ecutri1

AucTToNEKR The undersigned, the
fastest and beet salesman 10 Central Penn
sylvAnis, having more than fserHfy year
experience iu selling Farms, Farm Stock
Merchandise, etc, offers biz services TO the
citizens u Centre and ed oibing counties
a. n Fir't-clAss SslerrnAn. Charges reason
able Address JosSPP T. NETY,
Roland.
4-3m. Cehire county, Pc
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-27

-Nobby bat, in the latest styles, At
GATmaut
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-27

-Five-ccn, eingham-GsrmAns. ..
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-27

We mske = speciality of white goods
and embrpidetict -GarmAn's
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-27

Pour cabinets for les- mrnsy than four
card ''ze- ~ould coat elssS here. 1t Boyer q.
BIthop street.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-27

Gov. Cur.iu, our distinguished rep.
resentatiye in congres,. /. entitled to
grateful acknowledgment for valuable
public documents he has furnished IL.
A SEw INvESrIoN -Mr W. W. PIT
tencill Of this place, And prs siicai worker
10 the manufacture Of iron and steel, hs.
Invented a process Tor removing pbosgh.
Gus from iron and iron ore. This prpce..
has been tried IN crucibles, giving very
good and satisfactory rcsul =. Il i. Mr
Pittengtll's intention to test it m Pui
ding, in which good And practical rcsu',-
are conadeutially expected 1t is cln.I.
cred Of great value by many Of our prom
inent men. a patent will BE- obtained
We extend 10 Mr.. 7. our beet vi.hes
AS "clubs' seem to be trump Of late,
ihs ladies should organize sn apron club.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-27
CoHkgxsEAtTH
var % IrnarTon IrarItErta.

The urAsrsirnsd N Au8itur appointed 10 the aHors
sissl eass q Bsaf. aetsrmlne EBd report upUn IT,
eSoaVfinbs filed to the AccJuuf - 7 a Bubksl. con
miites ef satd Hsnry punksi. lunAtic ~iii attsnd
the duties u bis appointment a. HE once iu the Bot
oueh Of Bsisf1uts. Pc On TUESDAY. the 18th dsy o.
April. A. lss4 si % O'Clock A. NJ. oi sad IA
whsn aad sssrs ell parties Ia interes mas assssd
Msrrb IS, Isst. G. n. BoWER
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-27

Three and fve-Ply carps, chain, 3,
GArmanb
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-27

--Lsrge't line fancy good,-Gsrmsn :
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-27

The season Gfler the Holidays is gen
orally dull with the Tailors. We are Of
fering extra Inducements in tosr prices. We
have given large orders, and the neN0
goods are now coming In. Leave your
order now. MONTGOMERY 4 Co,
Tailors.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-27

Ready made window shades, 80 cents,
81 Garmsns
--Celluloid cuff and collars, all sizes,
at Lewin's.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-27
COURT SALE

~ Partu NJ % sn cdr of the orr hsrs' Court o.
Csutfe eoHnfF 'tsfs Sill 10 slld ~ public sGi- At tie
Court House ll HHllsfapts On
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-16

rs LUMBER. LUMBER
Owing to advertisements OF others we desire to cal
attention to few facts
First: That shall NOT, at this lateday. endeavor
to increase our trade by substituting Selected Stock
for Poor Stock which we have at all times by our
thorough knowledge of the business been able to cast
asi1e and allowed others less fortunate to become
owners thereof.
Second That in the future as in the past our
lners shall have the whole Of this advantage and be
supplied with merchantable and weli-seasoned LUM-
BEk, which always have hand in large and small
quantities
Third: That our connections with number OF mills
both in Virginia. North Carolina Georgia and Florida
enables us to cut especially to order with dispatch bills
Of size used in this market tho lowest possible
figures.
Fourth: That should you want any kind Of HARD
WOODS. SOFT PINES or TIMBERS not in this mar
ket We will strive to find and deliver at once
Fifth: That. in addition to our stock Of Hardwoods
and Pnes which comprises the choicest in the market
we have on hand over 100000 feet Of GEORGIA AND
FLORIDA PINE. which is daily being worked into
Flooring, Partitions Wainscotng. Ceiling and Trim.
mings.
Sixth: That being encouraged by the enormous
growth OF our business and prospects Of continuace
we hope to be able in the new year to offer you
pete stock Of SASH. DOORS. BLINDS. etc. which. in
quality and workmanship shall be second to mono In
the District Of Columbia. In the meantime, by our
connections with three mills here. and men perfectly
versed In all details Of house fnishngs I'll your
orders with accuracy and promptness and shall rely
upon your at all times BY shaded
prices and quick deliveries to make this THE yard Of
the city
Correspondents for quotations and estimates for
builders freely answered at onca
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The New York SenatOrship.

The New York SenatOrship.
PRESIDENT ARTHURS CHANCES SAID TO BE THE
BEST IF MR. MORTON KEEPS OUT OF THE FIELD.
The friends OF Mr.. Arthur say that his chances
OF success in the contest for the New York senator
ship are better to-day than those of any body else
They say that the only opposition that would be
dangerous to him would be that which would arise
should Levi P. Morton announce himself as a can
d1date. This, however, they declare he will not do:
when it becomes settled that Mr.. Arthur will be a
candidate Mr.. Morton will retire AS to the Presi-
dents refusing to let his name go before the legs
aure. they say that he cannot hold out In this de-
termination the opportunities OF his friends will
DC too strong to be disregarded, and moreover,
he Will be impressed with the idea that he is the
only man on whom the party could unite. This,
they contend. is the case II Mr. Morton should
announce himself as a candidate, COnkling, Cor
nell, Patt, and some of the Blaine would unite
upon him to oppose Arthur, but without The use
OF his name they could not unite on any one.
The claim Of the Blaine men, that their opposi-
ton TO Ar Arthur Is upon the ground that he did
not accord his hearty support to MIR. Blaine during
the campaign, the Presidents friends say is mere
pretenSe; that Mr. Arthur really did take an active
part In the campaign and Mr.. Blaine knows it.
When the time came when the Presidents assist
ance was required Mr.. Warren wrote to him, ex-
planning the urgency Ofathe case, and Mr.. Arthur
went TO New York at once and did all In his power
TO save Mr. Blaine. Warren they Say, has doubt OF
the Presidents earneStneSS, and Will support him
In the senatorial contest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-16


THE DEFENDANTS, WILSON AND 9ooDAc GRE, ACQUITTED.
This morning the trial OF VIM. r. Wilson and
Daniel NJ. Goodacre, charged with the larceny Of
paper from the Navy department, was resumed In
the Criminal Court, before Judge wyne.
Mr.. Wilson took the stand ana testified that he
and Mr. Goodacre commenced purcha asng the paper
about June 21st last, paying one end half cents
per pound ana selling II TO Hoimeyer. He denied
the statement OF Luddington 10 rolls OF ch rts
being tied up by him and Goodacre and placed In
the window. He denied that he was wealthy
man. as has been stated. He owned but one small
piece or property, and that was enclmbered
John w. Drummond, colored, testified that he
was In the employment OF Hofmeyer; that in June
last he went TO the department TO get paper; that
Waters, who had sold the paper previously, was
there with Ludd ngton, and used threats towards
Wilson and Goodacre.
Mir. Goodacre testified that Luddington,s tesfi-
mony as TO seeing him I'm the room tying I'd tho
paper on september 4th was false
Mr. Luddington was recalled and repeated bis
statement
After some very conflicting testimony the court
did not think that the government should ask a
verdict In the case. This was case In which good
ch racter should have It's weight, and n should
acqult the accused men, There was too, 90 much
dscredit attached TO a witness
Mr. Taggart replied that he saw nothing TO dis.
credit the witness Luddlngton.
The Court-ODly the contradictions
The jury then returned a verdict or not guilty.
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PouGHKBEPsIE, n. Y, December lo.-Tho Atlan.
Tic express bound south on the West Shore road.
Crashed into slide OF rocks one-half q mile north
OF Highland, opposite this city, Just before l1v0
O'Clock this morning. The train was composed OF
an engine, baggage car and smoker, two day
coaches and four sleepers One sleeper che two day
burned The fireman, James German, had hts right
leg broken. Two passengers In the smoking car
were badly injured and were taken to Kingston Al
the rest escaped with slight bruiseA Both tracks
are obStructed and trains DELAYED.
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COlOred Emigranls from south Caro- |.
linn rkanoas.

PETERSBURG, Va, December 16-Between $50 and
200 colOred emigrants or all ages arrived last
night from Florence, South Carolina, en- route 10
Little Rock, Ark This is the second party OF COL
ored emlgrants that has passed through here within
the past few days from the same state. Large
mum bers or others are still TO follow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-16

Nf Blaine has written 70 the New York Trtbsms,
denying all the reported interviews with him sincs
hts arrival IN this city, and asking his friends Eos
TO credit any expressions IN the form Of interviews
which may be imputed TO him. II he has any oc-
casion TO communicate with tie public he win %
% over his own name.
A dispatch from Albany says that Gov. Cleveland
received letter from Mr. Bayard yesterday signify
tng his preference for the Treasury portfolio.
A Missouri delegation called on Gov. Clevelana
yesterday 20 suggest the name OF james O. BrouA-
head. OF St Louis, Tor Attorney General
Senator Vance, speaker Carlisle and Representa-
tfves Randolph Tucker, EJohn Ellis and kosecrans
spoke at the mass meeting held IN honor OF the
democratic success, BY the young business meas
Cleveland ana Hendricks club IN Baltimore lasr
night
nom the Ancient Order OF Hibanians Cor endeavor
tng 70 drag it Into politics
fhe Boston Independents WIN keep up the1 -
ean1xna1on fog fuSuEo aotaoA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-16
Depression of tne Iron Ru.I

OF the American iron and steel association saws that
ne mas Just returned from an extended business
p 10 PlttSburg and other points the line OF ths
pennsylvania railroad and Its connections and
must frankly say that he found most branches OF
business to be in a -ery depressed condition There
is notable absence. however OF that hopeless
feelng among the people which prevailed In the
years following the panic OF lS12
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-16
Hanged for killing Hss son.

AN EXECUTION IN CINCINNATI TO-DAY.
CINCINNATI, o., December i6.-John B. Ho6-
man was hanged here this morning In the 1ail
yard for the murder OF his son In January, iSs2
lie wept while listening 10 the reading OF the death
warrant, ana begged piteously not TO b. "downed
IN the papers He had 10 be held while being
TWO men while the moose was adjusted He made
no speech.
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From Wall Street To-dav.

NEW YORK, December 16, Wall Street.-The stock
HarAet mas been nrm this morning, except for
Lackawanna- which broke 10 G on a reported cus
Ia coal prices The other active shares show an
advance OF y 10 a per cent The market Is quiet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-16

STORY OF A FRENCH JOURNALIST.
ALEXANDRIA, December l6.-The French journal.
ist, Olivier Pain, writes TO the Bosphore E0vpfien.
giving an account OF an Interview he has had with
FL Mahdi. The latter received him kindly and
greeted MIN In a christian fashion. Pain told tho
Mahdi he had become q Moslem from conviction.
and explained that the object OF bis visit was 20
prove TO FrenchmeD that the Mahdi was not bar
bar1an nor man OF blood, killing all who refused
10 serve him, whether they be believers hereticA
I'll Mabdi replied: "GoOdi Remain with me and
you shall see with your own eyes" Pain accompa-
nies the Mahdi TO khartoum and u being wei
treated
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The New Reservoir.

INFORMATION WANTED BIZ SENATOR MoRoAN-Hm
RESOLUTION INTRODUCED IN THE SENATE TO-DAY.
Mr.. Morgan submitted In the Senate to-day q
resolution directing the Secretary OF War TO inform
the Senate whether In the construction Of the new
reservoir In this District any serious natural dir-
culties have been encountered hot contemplated or
adequately provided for In the plans of the work;
also. whether any changes or notifications OF the
original plans have been made at any time during
the progress OF the construction. and, n 90, upon
whose recommendation and for what causes; also
calling upon the Secretary OF War, at the earliest
possible moment, for typographical map OF tho
reservoir, embracing much Of the contiguous
terrain as may be rendered liable TO the process
OF filtration through permeabe strata BY
cor contemplated by the existing plans plans the then map to %
embody shad1ngs and 1ndice6 showing the loca-
tion, area and soundings of the several deposits OF
decayed vegetable matter, ooZe or quick sand,
known to exist within the ow limits OF the rcser-
yoir: also a report OF chemical analyses OF apeci-
mems OF soil taken from each OF these deposits; and
also a report from the chief 0f engfneers whether
the existing plans for constructing the reservoir
afford adequate expedients TO deal With the ma
required TO guarantee purity In the water 20 b
supplied from the reservoir when completed, and
able stiara iV In the Contiguous earth That he Sec
retarg OF War also send 70 the Senate an estimate
OF the cost OF making any changesfb the plans that
may be needed TO make IL more secure, ana 70 give
greater purity TO the water supply. Referred 70
the District committee.
senator Morgan explained TO . srAR reporter
questioned authority that quicksands ana muck
beds have been encountered In the bottom OF the
new reservoir. He said IL would be necessary 10
remove these ana that may entail greater expense
than was estimated. He added, that unless the
muck-beds are entirely removed they VIII render
disease to the city. He wants the reservoir done
properly, and IN order 70 bring the subject b6ons0
the senate and prepare the way Tor adequate ep-
proprfations he submitted his resolution. He
stated that he ls prepared TO submit % the Dis
trfct committee Q statement OF competont eng1-
cho ho knfeo NJ ~ 80
described so far about half the appropriation Tor
the reservoir has been used
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-16

GEN. HAzEN's CHARGES AGAINST. 1t. GARLrNG-
ToN.-Chief Signal Of1cer Hazen has preferred
charges against Lieut. Ernest A. Darlington for
dtsobedence OF orders and gross neglect OF duty In
connection with his command OF the PrOteuS eXpe-
diton OF 1888 for the relief Of the Greey colony at
Lady Franklin Bay. The charges were sent to the
Secretary OF War, with letter asking the ordering
OF court for the trial. but no action has yet been
taken by MIR. Lincoln.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-16

LAWRENCE, ILL.,, December I6-lawrence Beattie
the notorious thief and ex-convict whose testi-
inony the police are expected TO make good their
charge against Michael Coleman OF having mur-
dered Police onicer Mahony here In 1881, escaped
from his cell In the Central police station on SUM-
day night and the fact Was not disclosed unt last
night. Coleman Is under arrest Ct East 81 Louis.
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- LUMBER AT Low PRICES.

fESo LUMBER AT LOW PRICES
Having contracted with several NORTH CAROLINA
NIL: LIS for a large supply of JDIST and SCANTLING
OF the best quality and manufacture. and wishing to
my presen. stock of JOlST and SCANTI1NG (embrac-
ing sizes and engths) at prices that will prove
attractive to buyers: IL TACT reasonable offer will be
refused This lumber is of the quality usually sold by
I!RSI- CLASS, and ,ly intention is to keep Only
FlkST-CLASS STOCK HEi,EAFI TER, Of which am
now prepared to receive orders
JAMES F. BARBOUR
10Th street and Maryland avenue ouihwess.
Telephone connection Call No 1922 n8-3w
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prominent politician lately returned to the city
terseiy says: do not take any more medicines for
..ELEcAMPANE And HOREHoUND DROPS
do 1t every time" he tells the truth IN few words:
they never fsl to give immediate relief.
Eaf pound packaxes 25c. only ak
ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist,
Gil Corner 1Ath and 7 and "a md y ot1 nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-16

PERsoNAI.-MayorS Smith and Chief of Police Stew
art, of Philadelphia, are at the Ebbitt-Repre-
sentative Vance has been called to his home in
North Carolina by the illness OF his wife
Lieut.: Darlington, of arctic exploration re-
nown, Is In town, staying at the Ebbtt.-Chas
Lyman, OF Washington, was u passenger by the
central overland train to arrive at San Francisco
last Wednesday,
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Occan Steamers Not Oyerdue.

NEw YORK. December 16-Agents Of steamship
/ lines In New York denied this morning that any
vessels were unusually overdae Al this time or
the year regular time Is not expected II the weather
oe a. heaNy as Is now reported The Hammonia,
OF tne haInourg-American line, which has been
reported overdue for some DAYS Is laid up for The
season at Hamburg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-16

B. q o. OUTLET 10 NEW YoRK.-The Baltimore
Sun says: IL 10 UNDERWOOD that ayrAngements have
been completed by which the b and O. road VIII
the Han1sburg and Potomac road 70 Harrisburg,
where connection win - made VITA tho Reading
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kilograms to The Star.
EXECUTION In CINCINNATI.
Ell KAHDrS JOURNALISTIC GUEST.
DEPRESSION OF THE IRON BUSINESS.


boNER, y. H., December l6.-Sherin Kent ana
IAree physicians from Pennington have gone 70
sou.h Newmarket 20 investigate the case OF boy,
aged seven, named Mason. who Il said 10 have been
whipped 10 death by William Gilpatrfck, with
whom he lived The body viii be exhumed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-16
Telegraphoc RraeGu.

The ship Kingsport, from Philadelphia, Novem-
Der 18th, Tor Bremen. passed the Isle OF Wight to-
day. She rescued the crew OF the British brig
Eothen, from ST. John, n, B., November leth. fof
Carnarvon, which was abandoned.
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AcooRD1os PLEArsR.

Dnsness and the sole device used by her for the first
nse years and still used on all kinds Of box. accordion
and rancy peatngs. IL offered for sale Send for
circular. No. East 18th street, New York. oCj-9m