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The Evening critic., 1884-08-15
RAHROlDS
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL re "a lis NAOMI .N IEIcENT EoUIPMENr
TRAINS zthE WHs An a 5sss rom station
,, corner OF sixth and gtreets as follows
S3 rSHSh s rSas che E :spD Sh' S, Limited
A. N; daily; East Line, 40 a. N. daiiy" 10
from Harrisburg to Cincinnati. and Hotel Car Car
oht. Louis daily, except Saturday TO Chicago.
western spfess 40 p NJ esy Win W ,SppS sseS
Cars 10 Pttsburgh also connects daily Tor CHI
nr daily aliss sr e Gnssgo
the West, With Palace Sleeping Car from Wash.
BALTIMORE a POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie. CaDandagun, R0chester, Buffalo. Mar
Palace Cars from Wssinsa1on as 70 HoSS, wh
Train leaving Warrington ON Saturday night
For .willlansport, Lock Haven and Elmira at
$40 4. M. daily except Sunday:
Il A. NJ, ., I, 10 and ii5P. Ii. 20 On 80 sund sna
400, 1000 and fi.15P. NJ. Limited Express oil
Pullman Parlor Cars, e4oA. M. daily EXCEPT
FoS RESSsiSn' i, yIsaSs. change 40 p NJ every
s.ysIs,y yiiy with boats Of GroofIyn Annex.
For PhapdelPhia; 7lS, $40 and ia M 40, 4,
7. N. Limited Express. 1904. M. daily except
For baltimore, es5. 7.i5, $40, $40 and II A. M.
2o52i0 442b, 40. 800, 40, ioooand II. Is p. Nj
and Ills p NJ. '"V
For Popes Creek Llne, cas- A. M. and 40 p. M.
For Annapolis ss5 <. M and 1870 40 P. M. daily
except SUNDAY. 80
ALExANpnIA 4 gREpERIoRsBuRo RAIL.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA, a. WASH Ma
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandra, $50, 200, Dps IL O5 and n M A
M, 206, as, 8. 6.25, sos and II. rs p. M On sun
day 81 $50. 9,25, l1Q5 A. M, sos p. M.
For Richmond and the South. $50 and II, 05 A. Mr.
daily, and p. NJ. daily, except Sunday 49,
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington Cos
$50, 1000 and 1910 A. NJ. 1. aO5, aga To- Z05 Gnd
1910 Y. N. md ~ 10 midnight, except Monday.
On Sunday Mt $50 and 1910 A. M, T05 and 10 I'd
p NJ. and 210 night. ~
Tickets and Information nj the Office nortbesat
corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ave
nue. ana az the station, where orders can be le for
the CHECKING OF baggage TO destination from hotels
and residences.
J. r. WOOD,
nu.s N n,-o,, General Passenger Agent.
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~AIderney parry WngOns.''

Fresh Attorney butter, eh9rned eRnEy tiorn-
Ing and delivered in x No (yeafd. prints, $50.
per ID. Also cottRGe,on0a 81, buttermlik and
swesaaistii1s6 Per At. Cream, loo. per pint
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

LEAVE B. q P. DEPOT. SIXTH AND SITS
0:l0 a. m.-For all Way Stations and virginia
Springs, Lexington, KY, Louisville. Cincin-
natl. Columbus and 81. Louis. Daily except
li:O5 a. In.-For williamsburg, Va. Newport
News, Old Point Comfort and Norfolk. Daily
except Sunday.
5:lo p m.-For louisville. Cincinnati, st. Louls
and Chicago connecting for all points West.
Northwest and Southwest, Fast Express
DAILY; does not stop for local business except
The Virginia Springs through Pullman aerv-
1910 D. m.-For all Way Stations and Virginia
Springs and Columbus, Ohio. Daily except
Sunday.
For tickets and Information apply at o. q o.
Railway office, 5IS Pennsylyapia avenue, under
H. w. FULLER,
G. W, SMITH. Gen. Pass Agent.
General Manager.
FRANK TRIG9, N Nc. Passenger Agent.
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A quartet combating OF Messrs. Maudsley,
Hunter, Mem Rnd Cunningham, with It. u.
Arnold as pianist, Will accompany the Satur.
Gay Evening Club tomorrow evening.
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Shirts, Collars alha OnfEs DDhe Up,
. slS nri iS new at MOrsa fanndry Low
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It Is OvercoD1alae Lust
WOrturlnK n CAf.

the dincul pniaXfng Ginger Ale equal 10
tue lRpaaiet6 finIey has done II.
The Evening critic., 1884-08-15

,niy one quality. t,asTsf} best.) Six for $40.
1t and satIafeetfon aiardnteed. Keeps, 437
northwest.
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A, b. REYES D. Il. SMITH.
KEXBS &c GO,
Close Carriages for Weddings, Calls and Decep-
hons. Boarding and Livery Stable. Willards
Hotel Stables corner i4th and N SITS.
FApELH sc BRO
422-N Eighth Street, between ID and " y: w
Close CARRIAGES for Weddings, Calls ana hecop-
lions. Boarding and Livery stable.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

General Passenger Agent.
The Evening critic., 1884-08-15

Local ana General, Boiled Down,
Worked over and Furnished up
Fresh.
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DEATH In A YALlSE,5
ANoTAlR SUPPOSED DYNaMlTEPLor
-b!sse'sssd a. CAarIae Cse,s Sla.las-Aao!htr Blg
Social .Sshsittoa CauvuIslns Losdan Sccl.ty. I
s htnIs..r sa'xsat Cnms 10 'StaI-Nov M
t}F minis Ia lEOps-roseisa NSto. y y

LONDON, February 2s--The police dis.
covered a large quantity Of explosives un.
dernea.h the Charipg Crrsi railway station.
Tho clerk of the cloak room ut Charlnr
Cross railway station opened at midnight,
last night, n suspicious lookisg box, which
Is thought to contain Gxpits;vcs. It has
been sent TO Woolwich to be Examined.
Detectives have kept a cloae watch upon
tue resorts OF lriah Nationalists In London
but have made no discoveries. It Ia be.
lieyed the dynamite conspiracy is mannged
wholly abroad, and that the consplrators
hold no connection with Fenian or National
circles here. .l..a51l S5t ,,E2 i''sI +
) The machine was inside valiss attached
to cash box. 1t CONSISTED OF twenty
pounds Of dynamite iu which was i'm.
bedded On American alarm clock aud pis.
to-, with the hammer Of tbs pistol elevated.
In the House Of Commons the homs
Secretary ptated that third internal ma.
chine bad been discovered ut the Padding.
ton railway station. Tho machine wa, Of
American + manufacture and contained
dynamite. EH1.aa
: II Seems that the cloak room clerk al
Charipg Gross station beard noiae like
,hs ticking OF a clock inside Of a heavy
valise. fle forthwith handed the vslise.
over 10 the police, who sent It TO Wool.
wich. The report that the polcs found a
large quantity Of explosives under Charinp
Croes railway station hes not been con.
hrmld. W. Aj, .s-12 !9,.!.,5.s-r
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LIEUT.. uARn,R HANQuE1rED
By the sHthuxia<tic' tit!zens8 or Y0uHgA
i ~ .'gas- 1s tBwu 1yl1fn T#'ta ~ ra1FH

By the Enthusiastic Citizens or Youugs-
,t:5s:,..s, town, Ohio. ss5'G s5ErGS
's YOUNGSTOWN, O., February as.-The
banquet and ball rendered Lieut.. Giles B.
Harber, u. S. N, by The citizens tonight
was an elegan. affair. Lieut.. Harber has
just returned from q trip to Siberia
in search Of Chip and patty, Of the
Jeanette crew, and returning from
Me.vab, brought the bodies OF DrLonp
aud bis comrades. Nineteen ytars ago
Harber was piactd q! Annapolis by the
late President Garfield. His fellow towns.
pcopls have watched hls successful career
with qualification aad all United in the
grand ovation tonight. The Opera House,
one Of the largest in the State, tormet, a
brilliant setting for the gay and distin-
guished assemblrge. &
A floor had been laid over the stage, or
cheslra chairs and parsquet, and on its sur.
face glided the merry dancers. The great
dome, tho gallery facades. the proscenium
boxes, the stsge arch, the crystal gas ja.s
and the swslls were covered with beauti.
ful decorations Of tleecy dransrits,
smi!ax, cv6r.reens and psnnants. Under
the stage arches huge laral anchor was
suspended by ra,lines Of woven ever2reens,
and burg from tbs second gallery opposite
the SINCE is q mammoth ho-seshoe around
waa which the legend, Youngstown We'll
comes you Hame." f HI. ,T55
Previous TO the hall an elaborate banquet
was served in Diamond ball, which ad.
joins the OpeTa House, covers being laid
Tor two hundred and fiiy guests.
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TnE value Is nation OF diversified in.
dustriea has long been recognized, and in
the smaller community OF State or city this
enlightened industrial condition is no less
desirable. Glaas and nails have brought
fame ind prosperity to Wheeling; but
when these indpssriessr are depressed Wheel.
Ing ID depressed. We should not be con.
tent to live by nails and glass alone.
This point ia we'll made i'll another col
umu by an intelligent citizen Of long expe-
rience in iron manufacture who suggests
new and profitable departure. West Vir'
giuia is constantly putting up bridges and
other iron structures, and there is no rea.
son why ihe work shall not be done in
Wheeling. There is plenty Of money
here awaiting investment, and We shall be
glad to see Mr.. Joys suggestion taken hold
Of, at least for investigation. Every dollar
paid out in wages adds something to the
value Of real estate and to the general pros
petity. s.Il4.s 81 iS
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DESTROYED by FIRE
AN ENTIRE FAAlY WFEo OUT.
81 tho Rafnirg ota Tenement RotW IA sen icrk
& c'tI-ttamp. ssppo,rd 10 10 Etspousibls for b
81. the Coz i,srasion- Q',sr FaAkof In. Sss
cotriRlble GItis : Mems Notes. (. ts,i

NEw YoaH, February 2s.--A ilre brol Q
out this morning on tho third ll,od Of Tho
three story iraule building No. Sa4 s;autt II
street. The floor is occupied by Cornellrs
Van Rippr and his family, Consisting Of his
wife and three children and N. Connolly.
Mr.. Van Ripper and his three children
were sullocated and burned. His wife,
Rsbecca. jumped from The third story win.
dow and was instantly killed. The Aro
caused a loss Of S40o before 1t wss extiu.
gnishcd. Tho bodies Of Van Rlpfr, lis
wife and the childlen were taken to the
Eleventh precinct station house and tho
Coroner notified. The cause Of the fire Is
5t58 y + g.5
; 1t was learned that Mrs. Van R'per, II (
she had lived, would have become
mother In q day or two. Her death vas
due 10 the ehock from her injuries, II is
said ira,pps were in tho basement ol The
building last night, and they may be re.
,ponsiblc for The fire. 75it 81
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Whinky IN King.

From Our SDtcidI Correspondent
WASHINGTON, February % Tile bill t.
extend the bonded period will be called vi
upon the first opportunity, and IN extra
ordinary effort will DO made 10 secure Il,
passage. The lobby in the corridor has
little TO do with tho measure this year btu
inside-upon the floor OF tho IIouse-it Is
active aud efficient. Ex.members and
members openly advocate the passage oi
the bill. They buttonhole tho lukewarm
members, and make all sorts Of promises
Of aid in the next campaign in return for
votes. In their organs the whisky men an.
nounce now accessions to their supporters,
daily, and they nro not particular about
conGaing themselves 10 strict truth. Your
correspondent las conyessed with several
OF the gentlemen who lastyear opposed the
bill but who now are claimed by its ad-
vocates. Without exception these gentle.
men unhesitatiuSiy pronounce themselves
as being rs strongly oppo1ed as ever, and
they ASSERT that they do not see why these
men should be made the recipients Of
especial aid. Bat /. Is very probably the
bill will pass. I
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kALHI MOSS L's DEsTII.
The ,ActrcSs'a rcsiImonJ-whn hnt hcGivt.
..,,.i Hey tfnx 80 tHy. ~ ,...fy 4

Auc hctFcSSh kcAtihuhJ-hh hht Ii cG1S<.
.Isge2 E.t, Hey hnx 80 Say. q tls}; y "a g,ss
4 NEwYonK, February 2s.-The irqaest in
thu case OF saini Morse continued to-day.
Mary Blackburn testified thst McGiveney.
had asked her 70 be mia wife, but sho re-;
fused. Morse knew this. McGiyeney also
knew that Morse "as suilor OF hers. Sho
had oitnn heard Morse say he. wished be
were dead. Thomas MtGivcney testified
that be had known Morse and Mary Black.
burn for three months and had been on
friendly terms with them Until within
week, when they had difficulty about
theatrical matters. ,5s5 S:it s. &. 5 = =
! He acknowledged 10 going to Mary
Blackbufu's hous9 on the night be-
fore the death OF Morse. He found Morse
aud Miss Black burn thera in questions
BILE position. Morse Immediately left the
room. never struck: him in my lie. 1
renained q few minutes talking to Miss
Blackburn, and then went ia my lodging
house; stopped there uUtl G O'Clock Friday
morning, when returned 10 6liss Black
burns. She admitted to ms she wanted to
see me on theatrical business; did not men.
ton Morse. z. A Z 81
McGiveney, later corrected his testimony
by saying the janiircss Ind light and the.
room was not dark, IS he at iirst stated.
He said Ee called the attention OF the jan.
itress TO The positions OF Mrs Blackburn
and Morse, saying to her, "Mary, l want
you az q witness 10 this scsne" The jaai.
trees heard him call Mr.. Morse an old ras-
cal. Z Alter his Eecond cal on Miss Black,
burn he vent TO Harlem II was after 6
O'Clock. He had no unplpasantness with
Miss Blackburn during The 2lst inst, be-
you'd few words in reference to mort
gage which bis lawyer wanted TO get on
stage properties.
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,:ls snow ,now Storm rat.

: Nav YonK, February 2S-,Nhe snow
storm hercabouia this morning interlered
seriously with telegraphing In Boston the
telegraph wires aud wires Of the Ere alarm
we're wrecked and falling upon tho wires Ct
the Wc1ern Union system bothered is
business considerably. At,he request Of tie
Mayor the electric Light companies didn't
cbafgs their wires remaining up so that
linemen might repair damage to sixty foot
telegraph poles. Forty wires fell with
crash a, Columbia avenue station juat az
the Boston Il Albany train had passed. Ia
Ontario traius are being delayed and
abandoned, owing 10 tbs aaysri,y OF the
snow storm. In Nova Scotia The storm
Gercely ragc,. ~ i & s1;;--s's
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LONDON, February 2s-A score Of agents
and French police are tracking the move.
ments Of certain srepicioup reraopr, ''irs.
pects," traced irem Havre 10 Paris and
thence 10 Brussels. There ia no ey-
dencs that dynamite Supplies have been
receceived through France. The L ,udon
police have information of explosive mate
rails and internal machines sent from
America through Hamburg. The
names and residences cf five
"susoecss " that are watched by
French officers arc as follow: Michael
Msu-'ce, No. Gao Fulton elreet, Bnlalo,
N; Y; Patrick Dillon, No. i'll Oiive
street. Paterson. n. u; John Liston,
and Richard L;son, Dennison City, Texas,
and Thomas Ryan, No. l27 Twenty.hf,h
street, brooklyn, N. Y. The police seem
10 lave no positive proof 10 connect them
with the London plots. Is, s-as
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(, yAsUI,GroN .0rlITY.
TIE SfAy0M u Icnt-l'lnps fnr Futurc
3FrstivIt,cs-AQ Q"e.'ion Of Precedence.

TIE Sfns0M u J. ICnt-l'lnps fnr Future
K 1Frstivit,cs-A Question Of Precedence. /,
From. our Special Correspondent ~ Il *; 4.
WASHINGTON. February 2S.-Thc forty
days Of Len, have scarcely begun and the
season Of rest 80 much needed is only en-
tered upon wheb plans for the renewal Of
festivities alter E,sttr srn forming. Mrs.
Brewster, Mrs. Senator Miller, Mrs Chand-
ler, and a.iarge number Ct other ladies' are
already announcing tha. they will begin
receiving after Lent and plac, arc on foot
for number Of balls and parties and
musical entertainments and other events
OF sociab!e and enjoyable nature SO coon
as the Lauten 5on shall end, To-day is
extra quiet and Tor to-m.rfow there Ia ah.
souteiy nothing in the social way. On
Saturday Mrs. McE'roy will receive u the
White House and on Saturday cyening
Secretary and Mrs. Chandler giva u quiet
card reception 81 they have done on the
las. two Saturdays. II.
Tnele Is perhaps one rerson.. by society
may especially begrateful upon the cIqsc Of
these season, and that Is that'it will put HI end
at last 10 tho uuseemly quaue|s about s ).
cisl prercgatives which are raid to have
d s,urbsd so macy feminine breasts dnriDg
the p4st few we. ks. These s.orits have
probably been, in q large degree, manu-.
isc,ur d. i. sad by persons in noei,ion
to kuow Il u: ,ht.a.is actually no itl.iaeling
among the iatits whose nam.a havs 50
often been u,ei,iu the newspapers as each
desi,inr 10 laku. pr cednrcr q the other
1t is certain not only that each Of them
visits the .o.ter, but that each i'as rece,vet
and accepted Invitations ir IN tho other
Itsrems unfortunate, terluin'y, thst III.
namss ot ,c,ltain iAdi;3 have zen 70 pub
! lilly ns din tbs ctun'c elton. ina.saii NJ t!l'
! discussion &ttU.g cUnuarl u the rela'iv,
rank " The rNs't.pn in ilie scale ot iticis
plecyieurc ~ liich the :isiAni Of es Ct
| LADY holds ami, ,r'n. e!iars6wi,h him. al
those Mss itism.l &iliynngh hing resi-
deuc- In Washiii:lon"rd thrHyn hsviuI
held Al various ,iii,s " evui IN u4iy iiys
places in one Of this branches oi ,ha Gov
crnment service, unite in slyiug that n,
question hrs ever before been raised aa /,
precedence between the Speaker and thj
members Of The Cabinet 1t having al way
boenR known that the former took prece
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RIVER NEWS,

NotcA AbDnt The si. nm bOnis. Rnnk Briefs
nnd Iele9rnrhic s:cI,orfS.
The Wyoming Is sproute from st; Louis to
Pittsburgh and expects to do d biz tuss ess.i
The Emma Grahan, dus down Yesterday
Elorninv, did not pass down nn,il late las,
night She had tremendous trip ard good
lot OF passengers. ,I.-Nt I
The river only fell about four inches yes.
terday. Lat nigh. the msrks indicated u
depth OF II feet. und the river was ID Jut St. :
tionsry. A tais local business vas ita nsacte,.
on the levee. al |
The New Chesapeake is dne dowa a., /
O'Clock this mrrhing. Capt. Z |. Muddy says
is b1und to BIZ popular for she 10 speedy and
elegantly fitted up \ "a ~
The Jennie Campbell which 1T Cincin-
nsti Tuesday, pesssd up with her tsrges fsr
Pittsburgh last reyening. She will load 1T
that port for S,.sLou's. Her piio; s rom ON:
cinNnt: up are Amos Cur!sy Ran Good!
win. Her genial master, Capt Ed. Htru.
brook, was Ia the city yesta,day. y.-l..#s
Ths st. Lawrence leaves Pittsburgh tn-
morrow at mon Tor Cincinnati. She will
pass here Sundny morning.. Capt. List hop $
to have all the fright that may be { iIereh
here, IN board no taa. he may get nway ri @
4 NJ. sharp. The 81. lawrence hes amp'e
facilities + js acc III tddsttag 'at,e .an:ttfss
Of ire ght and her passenger fac,iiues are IN.
eqralsd. Cspt.t Billy L 1t, is in command
aGd Messss Chas. List, uha Lacy ard Charlie
Reeves are In tl,s ILL.,. g VA 4,
GEkgN,BoRo Pa, Febsuay % River IS
fe,t and stationary weather cloudy. f=g
yFARKER Pa February 2s -Riysr 8 tae; @
inches and frl!.fI:; weather cold ard showing.
LocK E,t4 February IS Rive. 8 bet artl
falling; W a.her snowiri; Thermometer 2l'.
CaiE, ILL. Ftb-usyy 2S : River so ia, 6
inches and falling; cloudy: Thermometer l5'.
pIrnUuEou F brnary Monong gab, ia
river 9 fset . inches and falling; weather
calh. 4 5I r, .ls5g i5.,s
EVAN. WILLIE, February 2S-Riytr 10 1T ]
inch and failing; weather clear aal getting
eco or. n z-i )
OFT Cry, Pa, Frbruyry, % RIVER feei
Z inches and fal!l e; weather cloudy a7d
showing. a t,2,.s f Fri
RlcE's LAHpISo, Pa, February % River
feet 10 iuchCs aNd ia'linri wruth r .c.oad!
Thermometer 22o. \
BnowNsvILLK, PA. Febras,y ?s--i,lvSr
feot 9 inches and siationar. heather cloudy
Thermometer 2io. l.5,. is " sstg q
!, .LtumylLLx, KY, February .cs d pth Il
the cansi Is fef, 0 sacsts: on tas tilla IS iss
Z inches aud falling b ys5. A
, MogaASTova, W. Va, February IS Rive
feet 9 inches aid s'ationar,; wea,ht
cloudy; ,heImometsi 1G'. 5l{ %s5s ~ B +
LcuuvlLLE, February os.-Rtyer fallin
slowly at II feet In can,l uhd 0 feet on iall
! Business good Weather cloudy with Geo
:. sional snow. .ss 2,2 \ =. Z
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sRRhyEr. RI. La, February 2s-Thei
water is on stand. Nearly NIL river plan-
tations for one hundred miles above The,
city are under water. Belo. the city tho
flooded district extends rinety miles. On
the west side al except f-w elevated
places Is covered. The eaat Aids OF the
nanks being higher the country Ia not SO
badly ove.doxtd, though s vtrai p!aa ala.
tions are under water. l. ID impossible 10
approximate the |"ss oi The planters in
houses, fences and stack. The waters
sprea ont Ike u sea 10 the g%amps ard
highlands, End there is much suflerinv
smong the c lored people. 49, Sl'Ti - :
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s, a l.OXnuS sxnsAIIOy.
Antrarl Attempts. TO Pm. Away HIS

An n;rarl Attempts TO Put Away His
VILE. ~ Z
LONDON, February 2s-liuyfair, a new
society magazine, publishes to-day the
iollowiay paragraph Another cele-
brated case will b. that OF the gallant
Earl Of Euston, WHO will be the next Duke
Of Grafton. The E,rl seeks TO get rid OF
his wife. His contention is that the lsdy's
Grst huatauh was alive when she becan,s
Counties ot Eu.ton, is now alive and can
be produced. His iappearanca in the wit.
ness box viii! be highly dramatic, for the
lady has seen him and declares that she
knows nothing about him. Tho arp.oach-
ing trial VAL rival tue Tiehbons case and
b. the gensation J! the season."
The facta OF The matter are these: Thir-
teen years ago Henry Fi,z.oy. e!deat soa Of
Lord Augua,us FIztoy, fell IN love with II
dubious woman known IS "K.ts Cook. !"
She was handsome and stylish in person,
and her matured charms were quite sutti-
cient 10 captivats the youth Of % I'm.
known to his father, who was tquerry TO
the Green, he married her. Most chron.
iCles OF the peerage ignored the marriage.
Oilers described the bride az the daughter
Of ohm Walsh aud widow Of "Mr. Smith,"
In 1882 the bridsgroom's, social position
changed. L7rd Augustus Fnztoy sue
ceeded his brother az seventh Dnka of
Grafton. Henry Fiz;oy became Etrl CT
E1s!on. The widow If "Mr. Smith" bs-
came Countess OF Euston and the future
duchess Of Grafton. But troubles had al.
ready come between her and her husband,
They separated by mutual aereement. No
fault being proved sgaiuBt the Counties
since her marriage, the E4rl in vain sought
an excuse for divorce. The mysterious
"Mr.i Smith" has now appeared and the
excuse is found. =;
1.-THE case fails Kate Cook will be the
Duchus Of Grafton, and The title, c. Gated
for q mistress Of a King will b.. borae by 4
woman Of the town. ss -
The Daks Of Grafton wes made kpisL.
Of the Garter little over year ago. He
succeeded his brother, who died in the
spring Of 1852. The late Dake was G3 years
old, and wss n member Of Parliament for
Thelford from 1917 uutit 1852. 4 Iu 1858
be married Mary Louisa Aune, daughter
Of tbs third Lord Asshutton, and In 1868
succaetled his iAtheras sixth Duke. The
first Duke OF Grafton scied at the corona.
ton Of James II. as Lord High Constable
Of England, and commanded that Mon.
arch's forests in the sction of Philips
Nortou's Lane. sAf,erwurd he espoused the
cause Of the Prince Of Orange, and received
fatal @ound while stormins the city Of
Cork in. 1880. The third Duke WAS an
eminent atates nan, who was Secretary Of
Stale and Prime Minister OF England in
I'LL. The present Duke wa1 born in 1921.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-29
Wages to bs Reduced.

PirrsgvRoH, February 2S.-Notice has
been given OF reduction Of wages st
Singer, Nimick & Co.'S mill, 10 take eGec!
on March 10Th. Il ID not known wha. the
reduction will be, but one Of the mill men
said he was Of the opinion it wculd be
from 10 10 percent. Hes thought that
they would be able to get it back again by
the 1st Of June, when the new scale Of
the pudalers goes into effect The officials
at the Amalgamated knew nothing OF tha
reduction, or at least claimed tc, and what
the result Of it will be will not be known
until after it is learned what the reduction
is. The men are inclined TO refuse it il too
large, and in consequence strike may
occur unless compromise is effected.