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BRIEF TELEGRAM 5.

Typhus fever prevails among the cattle in
the region Of Alexandria, Egypt. I$$
Ruyg, the Long Island murderer, Is be-
lieved 10 have been the murderer OF Rose
Amber, at Stamford, Conn. ifg;5t
TIE machine ahops Of the Memphis &
Charleston Railroad, located at Memphis,
Tenu., burned at 7 o'clock last night. H. E,
Vim. R. Mcdonald was hanged yester-
day at San Bernardino, CAL, for the mur-
der Of Maggie 0 'Brien, January 80, 1883. d
Joe Howard (colored) ives hanged yes.
tertay at Sumter, S. O., for the murder OF
Simon Gaskins, another negro, in March,
1885,. ass g; Il 4 i; s 4 ~ . :i4,-I,
O.tW, Sample, Dan Down, lHm. Dillane,
and Dan Kelly were hanged at Tombstone,
Arizona, at lis yesterday afternoon for the
Bisbee murder. a "a "a Z: z:
Telegraph communication is again broken
between Berber aud Sheady.fr The rebels
threaten to destroy communication with
Koroeko and Abuhamed. y - q
In the County Mayo conspiracy case the
six prisoners were found guilty. Three
were sentenced 10 ten years imprisonment
each, and three 10 five years each. ,Js
Y The London reports now are that it was
Bernard Coleridgt, and not Lord Coleridge,
who mpde Mary Anderson HI offer Of mar.
riage and was refused. Bernard is the aon
OF Lord Coleridge. ii'ff53l
The Committee OF the French Chamber
OF Deputies, on salted meats, elected Roda.
reporter, and instructed him to inslst upon
\ microscopic examination Of all imported
meats, whether ealted or fresh. n! g 4
+. NJ. Sherman, OF New York city, hai
brought euit in the Supreme Court agains
bis wife, Florence B. Sherman, ior a limited
divorce on the ground oi abandonment
Mis-: Sherman Il tho daughter Of the lat,
Governor ]. J. Baeley, Of Michigan. y
The I!tinois State Trade and Labor Con
vention, ut /, Its Be1sion, 3the day !! ate
drawing up n memorial 10 Copsrers, !: op
poaipg the importation Of foreign labor
adjourned to meet at Springfield, Illinoia
! the second Tueaday in February, 1885. a;
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Blew sIut The Gas,

eHcIu Dtp!ltH 70 nc 1Nlell0tnct1. rEHE d - -
GRAFTON, W::VA.,r March 2S.-A young
colorod women who came from Cumber.
land lest night to work at the Grafton
House, was iound unconscious this morn.
ing and the gas in the room turned on full,
She will probably die. It is supposed she
blew out the gas on retiring last night,
Her name ia unknown. u n /. Z. d. :
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Knunwhn silver Minors.

PlrrsBuRau, March 2S.-The National
Executive Committee Of the Board Of
Miners, composed Of five Slate Presidents,
will meet IN this city shout the middle of
April. The meeting Is called to take action
toward having the price Of mining in
creased In the Kanawha river district. The
miners OF the latter place are not mem 5ers
OF the Association, ;,gl9 Il'i'g5- IN 4 III
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BISMARCK, OAK, March 2s-The gorge
which formed here this morning still holds,
and extends several miles above. The ice
is very thick. The lowlands on both sides
Of the river are submerged, and the body
Of water and Ice is now running over the
bank between the bridge and meadow. h
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wssr vmotsA Republicans are ior
p,.ins bessusp, among other reasons, they
,,e ,talyart protecsionists and want a man
wbo uuders!apis tho question, goes bis
,ar,,b nm Il and has no apologies 10 offer.
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DEATH OF JOHN ". SANDERS.
A Bcllaire Manufacturer Well known
N.tSlpt Co. In Wheeling. a' t@z'9g

ociAhAFo AhuuINctufer1 kAnoWu
NstSSll t'.-e IN Wheeling. A' .:Fzga
Word WAS received at Bellaire yesterday
that Mr.. John W. Sanders, President and
General Manager Of the Bellaire Window
Glass Works, had died at Grand Island, Ne
.brasks, where he went about two weeks aco
to visit: :his,brother, Dr., "A. j., Sanders, form
erly Of Bsl!aire.t Mrs. Sanders and the child
rem remained at home. Mr.. Sanders was
formerly IN business in Wheeling, Us men
ber, Of the firm Of Brues 4 Sanders, and his
wife was a daughter OF the late Dr.. surgissor
the well-known, Wheeling dentist, He we.
at the head CT the Window Glass Works eve +
since Its organization, aud now owned CON
trolling interest In the concern. His deaib h
will be generally and sincerely regretted bot,
In Bellaire and Wheeling, az elsewhere. his
adable manner and hind heart having en-.
deared him to many friends. - :.
l,it HELLAlRE NEWS NOTES. ~ r.
VIII Carroll has built IN addition To b;s
store room on Thirty-second street, a. =
G. o. Milligan, now Of Parkersburg, was
about town yesterday, having come up on
the St. LawreEcs. fazl; e :
h.v;n., stonnad ,ar g., "ds h,s He1e yesseMraty'
inatan civ 10 Mia homa W. At M Msrs,ts "y tom % "asn'
1ussou ~. NY - A' imt uuuie a. N at'e'ta.
bsnviiis % sra eussa " ~ ,hs aIs,o h ofaoy ol
Gsnrgs aimmons IN ths Ennrth ae was. y MT Mf'
W. ~ ~ ~ '" ss' 1vat'u ,u'A aAsu. II
II. =. 'nily ys; Was louno guilty, at st. Clairs.
VlAe, c9l wutul osstfuoion Tot property
amounung &c silt' az tne time J.. 3. Smiths
once was buried. i si. 81. 4, 4, AZ Ii
A patented arrangement OF crane io,r. M.
loadiug railroad ties from boats and putting
them on cars has been lying hers uome ,days
It belongs to Armstrong, Coen d Co., oi
Wheeling. a4t.s.l rs 3'is
VIM. McGraw, mention oi whose serious in
Ifnutslay night. He viii be- buried this this aftsr. @
noon al ope o'clock from M. lase hnna az 70, on
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/ WESTON WHISPERS,
Tho Events and Hnppenings In tho Cap.
} ISSii.l z ftat Of Lewfx Comfy. ~

Tho Events and happenings In tho Cap
lTS&fi ttat Of Lewf~ Comfy. ~, n
Special Correspondence cfthe lnteuioenctr. !.
SS!!sWEsToN, WA, March 2s-The farm.
ers Of this section have, been delayed with
their spring Wdh from the long continued
bad weather, and the few sunshiny days
this week has added renewed lie and vigor
to, all branches Of trade. f,ST5 AZ,
John Morrison purchased the handsome
brick business building belonging 10 Capt
Lightburn, on Main street, this week, for
which he paid So 500 cash. ~ So
The w. @. T. U. organized a society here
this week, with Mrs. Us. Gregory cs Pres.
ident. The ladies have plenty Of work to
do here. & 5.-fs i,5-i z yl,ii Iy5s3,i Z
= Ii is reported that Hon. G. J. Arnold,
probably the wealthiest man in the county.
will give $4,000 to the railroad com pany
building the road from here to Glenyille
via his OIL Creek lands. 4 is.35555{!,Ia 4.
Il The Ancient Order United Workmen
has a small but earnest and flourishing or.
ganization here. This Is probably, with
one exception, the only lodge Of this order
outside Of Wheeling. n q .@lE
A call has been Issued for Democratic
county convention to appoint delegates to
the Charleston convention. The meeting
will be held 1T the Court House Saturday,
March. a9sh. .E,'s
The tide Of emigration seems to he slowly
turning in the direction Of West Virginia
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A.,yo rhs delea! Of the Whisky bill ex-
c,,.,o, Mcdonald left Tor home sadder
and a wiser man. Tho bottom has been
Lnork.d out Of hts boom. lie and bis
1.;orda couldn't deliver the goods. u.
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Special Correspondence Of he Inst!ioencer. x
srEUBENyiLLE, March q. IA private dis.
patch to-day from Cadiz Junction, on the
Pan Handle road, announces the burning
Of the store Of Emanuel Howard, at thai
point. Loss $780,. Insured in the Frank
lin company. " =. 8 lis l. Tsl. f.T %.
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A QUEEN nsxE%y.D.
Vict0ris Called Upon 10 Mourn tho Drnih
5i'Tytt5 - OF Ifcr Fourth Son. n

i'-T': ~ OF IGer Fourth Sou. \, v
LONDON, March 2s Prince Leopold died
suddenly at two o'clock this morning at
Cannes, in the South oi France, wtii!her
he had gone ior. the benefit ol bis hoalth,
which had always been poor. lie was the
Q1een's fourth and youngest ,son, having
been born April !, 1S52t4Onsacruudt ot
bis feeble system, be never took mulcch tin;.' d
terest in political affairs, aud bis sober. and
rather melancholy turn Of mind disposed
him to seek o place in the church, as le
desired 10 serve hin fellow,nen in soms;
way. But his inclination was opposed by
the Queen and he never carried out his
wishes. ~ III p 15lt77fl47y
The Queen received the news Of Prince
Leopola's death this. afternoon. She Was
profoundly affected. 4 The Prince died in a
TT, as he was on tho point Of starting i,r
Darnsladt to attend the wedding Of his
niece, Princess Victoria OF Hsase. Tha
Pr;nceof Wales was Visiting tho Earl Of SET.
ton, and received the news on tho Ainueo
race course. He returned at oncs to Lon.
don. The horses Spectrum aud Cailander,
were weighed ior the race, but the Duke Of
Montroae and Sir Chetwynd refused to run
them. The Marlborough house is b, siesed
with people calling to express their con.
doieuce, s's5f5 y z. :. ~ q 3sre3
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l Rilltarti Match 10 be Arrnuu,re,

PlrTsnuRdu, March 2S.-1n answer to the
Associated Press telegram tonight fromth
JIM. Brunswick 4 Bake Co, !, Chicago,
stating that slosson's challenge was strictly
according TO tho B.lke. line rules, Jacob
Schaetler, champion hllliardiss,, SAWS he
will, accept Slosson's challenge and viii
play him in Chicago on or about Thursday.
May T. q Schaeler leaves for Chicako Tuea..
day mex, when he will arrange the details
Of the match, n .,!s 4.
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c,vsx,y.rwo Democrats voted for the
,,h;.ly bill, and only eleven Republicans
n,a"L I srr,,sr in ,huir'n." II tho Govern
nan, ouph! to lend S7o,OOo.ooo to tho dis
,,,Iou vhy not 10 the iarnelsP
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r,, Washington correspondent Of the
,,..,, mssrEp picks up the whole West
,S'',n;a ,. and all the loose ends Tor very
,.as,,s,a,pp ,ns po,pouri Of political opinions.
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,.,.y .o,,n, to be RAINING about as
'I;n Ohio as in Pennsylvania, and the
SsI " ~. ,oos. :. ablsze. And he isn't sci.
irv M pinR, either
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OvER TAE RlvER,

what has Been GOing ON In Bridgeport
8Gtg and Martins Ferry. 8iE u
Mr.. Joseph T. Hanes, Township Clerk OF
pea's township, furnishes the following II.
port Of tho finances Of the township: ,sg
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Tnv defeat Of the distiIIers 10 a hard blow
- ,hs ,%, Kentucky idea--ilee trade aud dia'
,,lle,s righlR.
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Diet From hisInlurics

Special Dispatch to he Inelige,eer. Y n. fa "a
PIEDMONT, ". W.@VA., March 2s.-Henry
Atkins, who vas struck by a freight train,
on 'Wedn esday, died to- day from his in.
juries. .i'iEg - 80 - = -
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QI,s 1ntellise'lfte

-. >... ~ NIT ~ fourteenth stroci.
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! The tide Of emigration seems to he slowly
! turning in the direction Of West Virginia.
sl%vtCrIn Or.TAE FLOOD. z
4, A,au,,iAted Form Pound III n Pile OF

Special Correspondence oi he Inleli0e.etr. !:
WADE, O., March q. Yeaterday morn.
ing Marion Brown, living on Leeae
Run, swas greatly surprised Of seeing
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BROOKLYN.
ncaihs last wcok. 300; births. go; marriages,

Deaths last week, 300; births $40; marriages,
-.
The first dav Of registration is to-day The hours
are from To | q a. m. aud from To 10 p. m.
I'm the snit fer limited divorce brought by Mrs
Maggie Hines against Louis Hines, the referee mas
decided in favor of the plaintiff
The hooks Of the new Kings County Bank, which
IS TO take the place OF the ruined Atlantic Stt'
Bank were opened yesterday for subscription 10
the stock.
The will Of Charles Storrs was admitted to pro
bate vc,terdav His widow and daughter were
appoii,ted executives, aud nail OF the cNtatc
was hcuucathcd To the former absolutely ana tlc
remainder 10 be invested Tor the beurnu Oh INC
daughter and her children.
The trial of George Redrdon, VINO is charged Wlth
being one of the three men who knocked down JThh
johnson. secretary OF the BOynt0I saw ana fllG
Company, on January 20. los3, AT Lorlmcr anu
Aln>lie SIS aud robbed HIM of Sl,OOO, WAS pesuu
We -tcrlay in the Court OF Sessions.
The cornerstone OF the new -. Paul. MetnodlSi
Eui.copal Church. now building at Richard ana
Sullivan sts was land last evening with appropriate
services by presiding elder lcab0d simmons OF inc
Rrookiyn district of the New-lO E1st NctuuoISl
Conference. D he sermon was preached ~ tue new
l. w Hamilton of the Peoples Church. BOSTON,
Addresses were made by William l. Preston anu
Others.
SIX members of the Brooklyn wing of the saliva
tion Army two of them girls, we've sent 10 me nay
,nnud ctfrct Jail Yesterday by Justice Walsh, to
await the action OF the Grand jury upon the chatgr
Of being public uuIsanccs IN ob-tructlug cry nan
Park IN August by singing and praying "Ithoul
pcfmit. hey made the jail walls IGsouhd WIN
iynuS IN the evening aud went through the knee
DIM - IN their cells.
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was turned on but two Windows. were open. Mr.
Macia was q bachelor and suffered from lung
trouble
SHOOTING HIMSELF ~ THE MOUTH:
Occupanis of the house No. 30 West twenty
sixth-si. heard pistol shot at a. IN yestefna gay
but took little notice of 1t. AZ daybreaK tney
found the dead body of Joseph Baokmann' the pro
prietor of the beer shop on the first floor, lying IN
the rear yard He had shot himself IN the mouth;
HIS wife died five years ago and since then ne ma
been sick much of the time, lie lcit iriGn t 10
take charge of his business last week anu san lhau
he intended 10 90 back TO Germany where ne was
born. He lett his shop on sunday. sayinr that ne
was going TO devote the entire day to enjoyment
aud he did not return until late h0ur.
STOLEN PROPERTY BETRAYED ~ A TAG .
Burglars got into the tallOr-shop Of /. Rosonthal'
NJ No. - Elccckcr-st., on Sunday. September ~
and stole rcady-madc clothing worm, NSVr. ~
tcctlN e-~crGc mis- Friuk aud Murray had hc,i aus
uiciOns directed against james ONc1l ana thallrs
Chambers youug loalcrs. who had u room togeth'r
at No. NG East llOusiOn-st" ana thCF W1lcntu
them for week. Early on SUNDAY th'Y saw th'
youug men leave their room dressed IN now sllIlH;
A. the officers walked brhud them rink notlr'u
tag on thc bnck Of % Nci7 w "nd
his companion were arrested ANA takcn bn,k u
then room. where were found several o,n'i SUI ~
clothes stolen from R0,cullli' shop IHlt 81
siolcn property had bccu pawncd. bnt 1t was 8.
covered,
Sotw Will 10 iNrtrrFrr Wtru priIcilNE'.
news came 10 the SiNtl Precinct station (',Hr'
day that James Holland Of Bitlrr" lh1 "'I
NntLrtty ,fs DrircftNrst'hrt.inl and jerome went
10 the place aud Nnw several mru discussing tn'
subject. Lichafd Hawking alias "'tnnr 81 -
33Ciy llall.placc. sugsrsrd 10 them NOT 10 li""n'
thcu.rlyrs nm unNiug iuuuilics 0I they might g'i
thcm,rl,c, into a serious dinicnly. I'VE lh'n
acIcd Chystal los his coat Crystal siIuch I9no
on The head with his pistol. and cnt INN badlI'
while Jerome with hI, revolver kept on the crown,
Joseph llcrlog of No. 2Oi East Elghty,hsi.,t. llad
n SILVER watch and cham stolen ~ the slIuPt'I'
when crane va, taken 10 tLc Iombs, he was lol-
lowed b. q number of associates, and among thrin
James lleunc.sy. Of No. - Frnki,n-si, VINO W Was
recognized as the man who stole the Watcl ne
was Ictd for trial IN General Sessions. Hawkins
was admitted 10 bail his bondsndn being Bernard
Goldman Of NO. % Ba4icr-st.
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.IERSEN CITY.

Cancelled city bonds representing 81 1000
were burned yesterday in tine CItV Clerks office
before the "a of finance and other city officials
john McGouirll, OF No. l2i Mont somcrv-st,
Jersey CIV and Frank J Stuckey, of No. % Park
ave llobokeu Custom House officers, were arrc,tcl
AT 3 H. m Yesterday Tor beng drunk aud diS0rGorly
The prisoners denied that they were drunk and
were parolcd
several Italians in Rairoad-aye engaged in a
fight ON sunday night, when Raphael Brucn and
Gabriel IIas;crgama were stabbed: Hastergtma
was also shot in the right arm Giuseppe CRon
was arrested lOI the assault
Run,or, are rife that certain members Of the
Board of Education have been brIbed, or attempts
made 10 brbc them. to secure the appointment and
promotion ~ teachers. he appointments ana pro-
Board The rumois have not yet attained definite
shape but 1t Is probable that investigation will
be ordered.
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PAYING HIS DEAD SONS DEBTS.

]. J.. Clark attorney. served an Order yesterday
on Abraham +. Warner, of No. . Wcs:-St, 10
show cause before tie Surrogate on October why
letters OF administration should not be granted TO
:. ;. Scoucd, one OF the creditors Of Abraham
r. Warner, whose dead body was taken
from carriage in June last, and
LAID face downward on the sidewalk
of West Sixty-thrd-st. by two men, who then drove
rapidly away. He was largely IN Gcbt at the tune
and no assets could be found. lie was In the iron
business with his father Abraham Il. Warner, at
no Is Wes,-St. Mr.. ScOhcld claims to have dis
covered some assets belonging 10 Warner IN the
firm Of Warner a Sons and has taken THIS iseth0l
to get hold OF them. What the assets amount to
could not be asccrtaIncd.
Abraham B. Warner SAID yesterday This
proceeding to compel me TO take out letters of all
on my sons estate IS nonsense. Alter
his death examined his accounts and 1Udnd thaJ
there was not anything coming TO him from the hrm
and be DID not lave any other resources ScohcId
has been to see me about his claim, small one and
! told him that would make Il AL night with HIM
If he would wait. ] have paid OF number of my
81 s debts not because was legally bound 10, but
be i.e felt Ike cleaning the record My attorney
has tuc matter IN charge, and IL wl.I probably Do
amlCablV settled.
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THE COIJNiRIA INJURED BY 4 TUG.
Tr->,rRAI. or NtJII'N SULLIVAN.

The funeral of Nahum sullivan was held AZ his
house IN Montcair. \. j.. yesterday. There were
over 800 friends present. The collin was surrounded
with beautiful floral designs representing an an
chor. column. wreath aud pillow. he Rev. }. l..
Maxwell, of Montclair. read the Episcopal burial
service, and Dr. liridgman, OF the Madison Avenue
Bapti,t Church. of this city, offered prayer.
The body will be taken to Greenwood TO-
day for burial. Among the New ork
people present were Wilson &, Hunt. i'avd CIosr'
David NJ. Iuruu.e. Joan +. llalStcd. Arthur /.
Sulnvan, benjamin l.. Brigg, c NJ. Church, Thomas
f. Otkcs G. II Benedict, ". +. Hall, : =. IiltanX'
George w. Quintard, Carlisle Norwood, r.. L. v
Brohaw and William V. Br0Eaw. Edward smith,
Allen cray and Edward Royce OF B.ookIyn' and
T. K. Dcnnis OF pOnghkerp.ic.
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foRrJGN STEAMERS DUE Ar rms r0Rr
.CUIpPJNG hEUTS.
PORT OF SEW.YORK. ......... MONDAY, SEPT %. Il
ARRIVED

/
ARRIVED
Steamer CITY Of Rome M MuT ycroP2 Sep, 2 via
steiner OF anto t,r Potter Hun septic Boston days.
sreamcr niagara Iakcr Havana days with md,e and
passengers to Jas /; Ward & Co
to VANDERBILT vessel to Funch. fdye < co.
steamer Chalmettc. quick, New Orleans days with mdse
steamer Delaware Winnct, Charleston days with ndse
steiner II aso new Qucs. Philadelphia. in ballast to
steamer ramona Bennett Portland with mdso and pass
Snip Norma Of Liverpool Goodwin, calcutta lO7 day, with
mdse 10 order Vessel to K j Corl' ., , ,,, ,a.o
ard pasasngers to Yatas A Porieraci.
Bafk Vasa Nor) T4laksrn MoncyJco II days with mde
oordcr' vessel to Finch rdye & Co. -,
BarE MaTy Jean" Co,hsnG 9 Jspe i 49, Says win
Earg Foley Br Wilson Honduras q days YIN md'e
Brig Bertha port soares Rio Janero Az days III ballast 10
Brs Me en- Miller Roca del Toro % days. With mdse to
Toadl:y y co; vessel to weinberg
fI c1 Ass ' bTS vesS to- Tcr cason
schr Manuel Cuza Baycs Lasuna - days with mdset to
w9G?I2S.c cCcS x TaE. s6 I,laqd days
mahogany to Coomos, crosby Eddy vessel to Jonas smith
coC Cr 9eP 20 Dunno ~ Tcscl Iii B&me
schI May N Dyer BIadey; s4q tudreas q days with
10 SGF SGsS K m ( ysss TO Nv So g' VIII" p'S
SCNsET-WInd at sandy HoJS, light, w, clear At
city Island. light, W clear
steamer Manhattan Stevens, West Point VA and Newport
steamcf &ySaoSs. Iupncrs, Norfolk City Point and
SirImar Fanny Cii% laio Foster EalumorcI Rrcma.
steamer BrcaHwatcr. Jenney. Lewes Del-Oh DOMINION
BARK Figaro GER Jo2p Bucuos Ayre' Funch Edye CO
BARK Nellie Rumball. HumOa. Sasua la Grandc-Brett
Gng Lane G{sy Mou!sv,le2 Yort9o 99q: Gan
ns Gem, Foster, Brdgctown bmOaioes-D rrOwbrdge
hrg vborla Spencer. Brlisetown. BarbalocsII Trow.
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plNorrp RETURN or THE NoRoslNGS.

u vas reported Yesterday about fonkc'7 nat
thr Npro+ul lamliy. ucnd4r Ntt Irh'lilu2' had
arti,rd al tnru house IN Htcrdalc-lNc.. having
dIiy.nu, l,om tils city. \ InurNr reporter
c,Il.d lt th. hon 90 and $50 o9c aoswcrn~ his un9
M. vent 10 r.i.L.o.. whotc tine elegant carnage
stood t.,.Iy to h.. driven 10 Eiycrdaic f. meet Alr
N,,o.rm White talnuQ to the coachman, Mr.
.io.u.,ii suddenly malo his appearance" it"u %
.uatn lcilur, from the Mount ~ Vincent grounds,
,,lilrh ,,lioIn his owu. having walked from KINGS
HiIdr, 3 .aiipu Ou hcmn informed 10y the reporter
T., ~, uluoicd aniyai bus family, including iis
.daueLt,i Victoria. be- denounced ~ 1913 false. u "
.rruult.i va, informed hy policeman that the
.li'foiIl. trtuti uI thc 'uIully had become known
lt o., prioIy at Mount ~. Vincent, and tult tH"
.to.otol tiI. NoIosiHls Sale OF nl, furniture were
uufI