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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-09-27
CLOTHS, CLOTHS, CLOTHS.

CLOTHS, CLOTHS, CLOTHS.
Fine Loom Damask Table Cloths, color
ed and diced borders, warranted all linen
yards long ................Only 81 90
~ yarus iong,".....'.-.. .."". ! 20
.,.....".......... 90
Fine German Cream Damask Cloths, red
borders, with Doylies to match.
z'yards long .""....".......Oniy W 90
..........." ........ %
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. D 90
Fine German Bleached Damask Cloths,
red borders, with Doylies to match.
Syds long, Doylets to match...$4 per set
liz 8 /" ...5 90 80
! 100 Bleached German Double Damask
Tcte-a-Tete Cloths, beautiful quality,
handsome patterns. IL yards square,
only $i.75 each, worth $3.50.
Towels (! Towels |! Towels.
A Fine Loom Damask Towel. 20 by 46,
colored borders, l2}c each, $I.50 per
/ dozen
A Fine Bleached Damask Towel, 10 by
43, fancy borders, l23c; $3.50 per dozen.
A Fine Bleached Damask Towel, "A by
4b, pure white and fancy borders, 25ct5
each.
A fine Fine Bleached German Damask
Towel, % by 40, fine quality, with ele-
CANT broche borders, only 45c each.
A Fine Bleached German Damask Bird
eye Towel, 20 by ~, both in plain whits
ana fancy DO rders, only soc each, worth
75c.
A fine Cream Dauask Towel, % by
AZ, beautiful quality, only soc, worth rs
Quilts Quilts Quilts
lid Honeycomb Spread, large size, good
quality, only Csc each.
lid Crochet Quilts, full size, excellent
quality, only soc each.
ia Crochet Quilts. full size, fne quail
ity, handsome patterns, 81 each.
lid Crochet Quilts, handsome patterns
full size, extra fine quality, 81 rs each.
Cd and l0-4 Crochet Spreada, for single
beds, very best quality, ST. and $l.25
each.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-09-27
GRAND FALL 0PfNfWG
OF
AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS

ME invite special attention
W. BILE Damask and Napkins
Napkins match plain white borders German
anoucK 1owes all at extraordinary prices
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-09-27
COAL AND WOOD OFFICE
AND
Flour and Feed Store
No. So Quef St., Staley's Block.

NHE undersigned respectfully informs
a the citizens of Martinsburg and Berk-
eley county that be has opened Coal and
Wood Office and Flour and Feed Sore at
60 Queen Street, where all orders my
line will receive prompt attention. have
put in pair Of Fairbanks new scales and
all coal sold by me will be weighed and
full weight guaranteed. Piedmont and
Cumberland run of mine, Fine and Lump
Coal; also best quality Nut and Egg an
thracife coal always on hand.
Farmers having Corn, Oats and Hay to
sell are solicited to see me before selling.
Thanking the public for the liberal pat
ronage extended me, and soliciting your
further favors,
lam respectfully yours,
jy24-iy. ]. w. ROBERTS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-11
A TIFF IN NEWARK.
Mayer Hayaes Yields aaA WaikA Over -
the Aquedses DsarA's OAes.

Mayer Hayass Yields asA Waltz Over -
the AQsedses BsarA's OAes.
An unpleasant disagreement has existed In
tho AQueduot Board OF Newark sinoe January.
The Democratic President. who 10 tho Mayor
Of the city. could not agree with the other Dem
ocratic members on the appointment Of on
Gers. and tho breach thus begun has been
widenod by other differences. To embarrass
Mayor Haynes. the Commissioners on Wednes-
day evening resolved that no books or papers
OF the Board should he removed from It's Office.
Tho Mayor had been In the habit Of signing
the AQueduct Boards checks at his ofiioe m
the City Hail. but under tho new resolution the
check book could not bs taken to him. Tho
Boards Secretary. William Il. Greathcad. wrote
4 note to the Mayor on Thursday. requesting
him to come 70 tho Boards ONCE and sign
checks. The Mayor In reply, asked that the
checks be sent to the City Hall. Tho clerk an
swered TINT he could not send them. and again
requested the Mayor to call at the office. Tho
Mayor sent back word that no had ono office.
and that was In the City Hall.
Tho Finance COMMITTEES hold special meet
Ing on Friday afternoon to consider the matter
It directed that another polite note Of the same
tenor a. the others be sent to the Mayor This
was done and yesterday afternoon tho latter
checks He explained that he wa. unwi ling to
keep the employees OF tho Board waiting for
their weekly wages.
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lie MET A HOSTILE MAJOR,
LAWYER TEWkE>8URY,s EXT S1OH
NFTA AVESUR BASkAENE

0eea6 b WITH ~ O4ersss e Fruit "a n
oos1e as1 Ce0ls9 Oas WITH . Jsop n
1rsss q ssx.eses Wsslssa 0sspss nssvSa.
Awell.dressed man Of middle aga hurrisdiy
got out OF cab that stoppsd on Friday aSsse.
noon In front Of the brownstone house &C "a
flfth avenue. on the corner below the Windsov.
He carried basket Of fruit In one hand and
an umbrella In the other. He entered the door
Of tho basement Of SCI with . iubllsnt expires.
sion. A few minutes later he limped painfully
out and soross the sidewalk. assisssd bpSsysral
friends. rscntersd the cab and was driven away.
The cab next stopped Ia front Of polioo Cap.
tawny-moustashed man. with hiafeisnls, weat
into the STATEN. He told Capt. nsunt be was
sss:'$sHf!. 'iHE ocS;t q a Gss':s &
S aS 81 81 z C:no! Co. erin and sottss
iSs :;: s;s = 4:
= s1 IT. f VI" ar b h:Esa ga
RSa ksSs g. e1s'a Sy M AS
s Mfs: o&Sx9 asao sf' d MH .fP e.. s s r.
% S ssFsd gu. yesterday upo.
ae. T. eBsq sS -
S SSwn Mary = broker. and merchants who e.
puSMeSS n w. usuco ward Woro gathored
form Of aSor %s% o sns VA s. shs
H. vas n EspTWss'SStsa By LsvySI Thomss
Tejesrspher RISIardson TESTIFIED ,has liz ls;Ss
had sttcmptsd 70 put .LawyeI. Tewkesbniy
psss s' M. th SOY ss's sa:..1
q IL s sS: I'D 5 Ky a.
. vi s. sS'Ss .s:S.: :1 q
the shock to his nervous system.
{ono n &c c. Who wsfs acting for y A. Kent
alley i. 70 enc to enter who was not legally
ses!ss:s = ;S: .s. RI; tn.
were Ia my charge. and that no was an oiien.
caught HIN By the coal, and started 10 puah
forco % qyie. him. did not strike him. n &
Justice DUFFY said no Thought tho MAJOR had
to got Dir, Tey keshury out Of tho basement.
Alexander @. Black OF Williams Black & Co..
commission merchants Of William street
at Special Sessions. and the rcomiul 81 SscESm
and merchants from Justice DufYy's ward hur-
rted out OF court
both claim tho ONCE furniture under 3 Siil q
sale. Lawyer Tewkesbury ssys be saw M.
Kent. and they agreed upon . compromise,
s1qsss shs q
M Black. Mr. Kent and Mr.. Arnold unite IL
men, mi sns H. %of S Sns Of The PCss
serv:d 70 thS Conisdes.ts Amy;
xSsn e. S.st G 81.
regain posssssion. "''' I'VE ~
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N. H. YINDfRBILT SAILS.

Three 0sas.ia.Law See hin O4-Hs Thlaks
~ has TalkeA Tee Mech AaA sssDs IL.
William II. Vanderbilt sailed for Liverpool
yesterday at 1 p. N. on the White Star steam.
ship Baltic. Commander Il. Z. Benoe. Mr.. Van.
derbilt drove down to the steamship. accom-
panied By his son George W. Vanderbilt. who
sailed with him. He had secured four Of the
best rooms on tho ship on tho main deck. and
al his traps had preceded him.
Among those who saw Mr. Vanderbilt OF were
sons-in-law Depew. Shepard. and Twombly.
nnumber OF ladies' Of tho family. and . few
personal friends He appeared on deck In q
pea Jacket. q plug hat, and broadcloth trousers
and carried q cane. He might have becn mis-
taken for the pilot He spent the few moments
just prior to starting 10 chatting with his
friends. Some reporters tried TO interview
him. but he warded them on with brief son.
tonces. All he said was:
- expect to be gone about month. I am
nothing to say TO the public, The trouble with
me . I have talked too much. haven't read .
newspaper TO-DAY, but have got them oil In
my pocket. and shall have. plenty Of time to
read Thorn on my way over"
Az the big steamship moved out OF the slip
precisely At 4 p. d. most OF her passengers.
among whom wero many very pretty young
ladies. stood 1t tho side waving adieus. Mr..
Vanderbilt remained out Of view on the other
eide OF the shtD.
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yOGExxos AsOUr rONM
day Il ep~aias lay VIA the HonpariN Rowing olus

rSdaZ I: essains Aay VIA the Hoopasd Rowing o'ss
t D1s ;sm ~ :.s; ss''a d'
Cowmi..!anss Nerarty. g ne a.s Of Jordan Nod.
at. hes 1sd he 1ew rssdAssss Of vicasosassa QuiAn
fns Aieany DAY beats Albany ~ @. vbbasd win ~.
ssme they rgaas eHs Tor the essea from this city %
Wsdnse1ay Hay - - from Albany the ssxt day.
A a.s sssIK ys.s:slsy An q goo dsmsss u hoEis
Ceha fanliy. which lived evsr Tie store hsA di,euy
u ssospiaS.
~; Eoss d,Er!ne q: asssr xin >. married . Pro-.
Nay 10 q the Cherch Of the holy Iunocesa she VII
appear IN eoaesst operetts aa1 comedy ~ Lyric HAN
on the svsAAAgs 81 Hay ~ Aad n
I've tempswhe were wslkiu0 A1soG the racks OF me
Hudson River kairoaA ysstssdAy osnis9 dieeoysrcd
the Rcsstoes the ot Cept John Crseh
Sing 6ins. who cenman1eA the sohooner Nee Bises
which IVES wrecked during sale four weeks ago
while the stssmboss OGDEN oe the New JsEssy stock
yard Delivering oats 20 the steamship kneland %
Pier u, North kveg, yesterday. the gsas plank save
aad two ssss fell Into the wser They Kept hs'
selves snost until they we're rescued BY the pulvsS.
Mss Corner Stone Beeknss of sic Hasa twenty third
street losl her biz few daye ago car on
the third elevated railrosd q p. near fveaty
thru sr.s, IN ne poet seoss va With other th!nIs
ns ~: s.cs 4 only :s:s zen ysas: cS and che
lhs rs.ta.I.a. a cate Of I,s.sl scya Snh 2: and ss
Of dissss out Richard AssssA pso0ssssse, 80
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SPARKS EROM TEE EkL1aRAPE

John !eutbse. prominent bsrrisss. Of Portage L.
soondsd with eTQ000.
Bx.Msyos Hanfssd Of Horwak wss killed BY a. az.
prsse train Of the Consolidated soad a. croesang In
Bouth Norwslk - ~ r. n. YESTERDAY.
A. kuendas. Dial, yesterday mornius 500 OF Lsmusl
TIE ballet pisrced his mothers brain. tllnS her.
The sIoos 2. Marvel Wa ssr.et by hssyy gale q
wss knocked overheard BY the boom and drowned
Ara Elizabeth Yohmaas agsd 30 ysArS fell from
sscond.story window ia Nyack H. r.. yeatsrday After
ssd was in..a nty killed She had been partly d.
ranged for some time.
A plsns:r named L.e|sir., white putting sy are =.
Union Block . the stone pavement With the sIeep.
believed he viii recover
Spencer Baird was held In Lttieton, n H. YESTERDAY
IN o Ter TRIAL on the ehsIgs q seauston and ndt
nssd suicide sst;T alleged. che had Sssa srind.
Charles A. Kopler arrested st vevay lud yestsr.
day morning for altered smbesseinsnS from the Bsiti
more and Ohio Express Company, for which he had
been station agent IN baltimore aud Yhilsdslpha Eop.
lsr protests his Innocence.
.Gso,ss Whitley sEsd e vs: Instantly liilsa q c..ss
pa.slcs sndsr palisy .h!ch yss r:yolvlas ree,a,
% ssd scattering hA brsins abest Rs soei.
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szzRvzzs souAws AND PAPoosks.
TIE Whites have Killed an he 0auss aad
Len che 1sA 1ls~ WIsAsst FesA.

TIE whites have Killed an he 0aas 80
Len The 1sA 4s~ WSsAsss fssA.
WINNIPEG. May l0-Teiegrams from tho
West report serious trouble among tho Iadisss
near Gu Appslls. Last summer Piapot and
his hand wsrs transferred from Maple Creek,
uhsgs they were intsrruptiaG railway eosstrus.
ton. to reserve on the Gu Appelie Aivef.
During the winter they received scarcely
enough food to keep body and soul together.
and on several occasions made hostile demon
strations and kept the white settlers In con-
Tho town q Indianhead wa. thrown into q
With the news that Piapot had left the re.
seryation with ninety lodges and was moving
On the town. telegram was at once sent to
At noon Piapot and eight sub-chieis arrived
and held q barley With lndianlAxent Mcdonald:
Tho chief said that II the Government wanted
his band to stay on their reserve they. must
feed them, as white men had killed all the
game and taken the best OF their land.
The sQuaws and pApooses OF bis braves are
dying Of starvation. Blk children and five
adults died 10 ono week. and they were afraid
TO live there any. more. He. said he had ad-
vised his band to disperse and seek subsistence
where thev liked. II they are forced to return
to their reservation trouble will ensue.
The authorities are anxiously awaiting In.
structions from Regina.
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KILLED u xLLUMxNAr1Ne GAa
TIE Aushssisass Wat g KssW WhsShs
Alsss Tate Died ~ her Own Act.

TIE Aathssssass Wsas % Kssw Whether
Alsss Tate Died ~ her Own Act.
BALTIMORE, May l0-The strange death OF
young and pretty girl 10 puxziing tho authori-
ties here. On last Thursday evening Girl
about 10 years Of ass arrived In Baltimore and
went directly to tho Niagara Hotel where she
registered a. Miss Edna Tate. Harper's Fer
~. Va" The next morning servant detected
tho odor OF 9es. which was escaping from tho
room occupied By Miss Tate.
Efforts woro made to arouse the young lady,
without avail The door Of her room was forced
open. and Miss Tate was discovered lying upon
Tho windows and transom wore securely
fastened. and all means Of obtaining frosh air
iHll blast. and the room was. fiiied with gas.
Physicians wore summoned. but their efforts
were fruitless. and the young lady died.
The fact Of her death was Kept secret By the
when burial certificate was refused by tho
attending physician until tho Coroner was con-
suited. An autopsy was made to-day. and IL
was found that Miss Tate would have become .
mother In few days.
The case was either one OF suicide or foul
play. The latter theory has many believers.
and suspicion 10 attached to young man. who
Il q slleged accom- panied her to the hotel. It
10 thought that he purpoeeiy turned on the gas.
and left Mss Tate. to hor fate. Her com.
Danion cannot now b found.
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DYxAxrrxas axED 1os raxIL
ne Tssssosay - WhssA n0aa So DaAS 80
CAasOea Wsah Tvoasso.esbsav.

ne Tsssoosay - WhssA 0Uaa 49, DaAv 80
Csss0se wssh TSsesss-sssssS.
BnNmohAM. Nay lo--Ths cass d DAILY,
Egan. aad AsDonnsli Who ass charged Mn
sssasoe.fssoay. was rsssnsd ths mesnisG.
Ths court room was crowded. Letters -.
6rssasd 70 Esan were read whioh showed that
hs was snsassd In trsasonabis transacstoss.
A dstsseivs tastinsd that on ne night Of Feb.
- Daily and Hsan visited Fosters tavern. Biz
minsham. He Overheard Esan say In tie
smoking room. In the presence Of six psssous,
"To-niGht W sha1 b avenged: W shall -
Free" Al Daily and IGan Wsso leav1ag Ne
tavern be heard Daily sav to Hgsns ~vs will
run you next" On the following day Tie a.
tsctive heard Of the explosion as he Victoria
!Es snsII ", I've shsif y svsassd." fs1snsd %
TSs Psi.Sss. were committed to jail 70 await
~. e. : ": a. Guo Oas y fA e.: SSis
seSoaa 'os q ans e pro-
.osS HSSsSi:, Shi:i tta.essse. Of kzy,esi,.s.
very povs9Si sSssssss Oh
shs s.adis:s g g: supIsn: 6Oynoli iosad 8
and declared that On this day. Aug. 49, 1854.
hs ssS g 3: Lac: q
eleven ,ps%6srs e % as.igpStsA 81 suUfsms
q snsss esssS os solder q
republic and member Of tho euprems
GSSuHsS oNsd siyl and m!lissE oSsdisnys e
irish republic. fSsrs vsfe 10 s. ssssorsl All:
ns S.a Ss.Isy ss EnH
EnglAnd and Scotland the towns were grouped
dressed 10 tho supreme Council. slEnsd PrsS!-
don't" and addressed TO Drothers" This
tSs dssny rs sssnens
ready. but not 70 rise OF take active measures
until the right time game, Il also added that
TRANSATLANTIC brothers; and further. urHed
members not to desert the Ihip. bat TO clear Tie
and regulations for the goyernpsnt OF the Irish
Republican Brotherhood. South Of England Di.
vision. found in tin boz In Exams garden.
Woro also road.
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0SsAsp Hare AOss Fay oloyooo Oa0asss.
Tho Judgment for over $4,000 obtained By
the Rev. Samuel D. Human In suit against William H.
Hsrs Protestant Episcopal Missionary Bishop Of Mo
General Term Of the Supreme Court Nj. Human. who
Sna been for pSny ysa.s m:siona. % ths Ind!ans n
le7S ne made memorial 70 the Gsnsrsl board Of Ms
elcns: not considered BY the Board and Ne pub
smone th. cisrty - bsaops q shs Church e!ts.s-
tailed q length the ecaadllous rsporte that had BEEN
brought TO he attsutsa Affecting VI. Hinman's moral
character. THIS was the altered libel
A. TO- the claim that the verdict was excessive the
Genera Term az that though It greatly etceeds any
setien had been tried whste clearly BELONGED nsse.d
20 show improper influence brought to bear upon the
Jury g. prelsdce OF Dassaoa u ths and therefore IL
should DO sustained.
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SUICIDE o. surLxs Il srxAx0.
nl.hsalsh Isssses . Wsii.kasWu Pslislssas
- Take hts Lsf6.

- Tshs his LsNs.
EnS1nA, May 1o.-Al tho politicians and
the citisans generally we're astoundsd 70 hear
this afternoon that tina Hon. Butler B. Btrans.
sx-Prssidsns Of the Pennsylvania Senate. .
lawyer By profession. and one Of the most
prominsnt Indapsndent Republicans Of his
State. had committed suicide By shooting him.
eslf through the right temple. ct his beautiful
homo In Wsstasld. Tioga county. Pa. early
this morning.
ssrAns had besa An invalid In declininR health
since 1881. whom he accepted . Government
sproistmsnt - Marshal Of Dakota In the vain
hope that the Wsatsrn climate might make him
strongsr; he resisned, end returned to West
ns Sss. VIZ s.n az Ssb az. ssS Sps
sssS dsspslred 81, ' TSousS - very %lssr :
h psS s:Sins1h ' sS:s s.r
tho pressnce 81 Els wits and son. When pnoS.
q ss% E: SSs se sesa
SI;s q xss ~ s. S.a Fri bullet iSrouss
ssss s e. q s'o,'F'
ga Il ssds9s 81
publican party 10 northern Pennsylyania He
1 Hs 81 county ~ ssi S;
e isso. isss. and ISL: H Ssosms stais
~ ss ssa GfSsiisssss pro
.os e g y: S. %s 4os g tyr
slnss elected teited States Senator. - resist.
Ing the eneroschmsnts Of machine poiitice. He
:: 3: 81 sSs %cs. snd
al the Independent political leaders.
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Arrested On the Chsrse 81 Cruelty g CAil.
arsa h the Faith 0rphs.ass.
The Rev. James e. Irvine and his wife
Mary were arrested In Newark Yesterday aftsr.
noon ON indictments charging them with
assault and battery. Their homo In Woodsids.
- the northern part Of Newark Il called. was
known - the Faith Orphanags. Two OF the
Harry IsddlpE. aged ., ran away durin. the
last week In March, and on being arrested 90
cused Mrs. Irvine Of trsating them cruelty.
ding. the father Of the lads. was allowed to
take them TO big home IN Camden. The. case
e fhe GTsnd H.d In
found. although the boys said that the former
had always treated them kindly. The accused
were hold In $500 each.
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RIOTS Ar OUNCE.
The OtriksaR AsalAsrs Assault H0a-unlea
Isa WITH Flrearns aaa sssass.

The otfikSa9 AooDAers Assault N0A-uHlOA
Msa with E1reas,s aAa 0esass.
OUNCE, ILL.,, May lo-This morning a. nine
noa.union stove mouldsrs were being driven to
the fouudriss Of Charles Padeford. aooomps-
Ned BY Ofioer Harrison. they wsrs attacked
as the foot Of Washinsten strsst By masked
bad Of twenty men. several Of whom wore
ssmsd 9th reyolvsss, Tho ssehs yees oraerea
Stght arm: and George Hick. scab .moulder. Q
bullet IN the len wrist The asssilants then
The policeman w9s warned not TO use his 70.
yoiver. and yielded TO the odds against him.
The moulders returned to tho st. JANUS Hotel
70 await orders from the proprietors. Later IN
the forenoon there was riot at tho Wabash
depot. Twelve scabs we're on the train coming
from Detroit. About thirty union men sssailsd
thom at the depot with stones. One shot was
fred and several scabs and Q few citizens were
wounded. There 10 much excitement among
business mon, A large number OF special po-
licemen have been sworn In, and worse trouble
10 Anticipated.
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buffalo. May l0.-James D. Warren's Com.
cidl Advertiser tonight starts boom for President
Arthur In the shape Of 100 Interviews with preminsnt
Bufalo business men. The opinons Of sixty-stx meg.
chants, seven iawyers seven bsuksrs Ave physoians
i've insurance and many others givea Most Of
them favor The reorganization Of President Arthur.
ond; RI Benotd ffs:.d.nt q ths Bo.rd q Aldermen
Arthur Ex.ststs Comptroller Hopkins 10 for Bdmunda
Washington nulard. xPresidont Of the independents
Gcmpsny sndorses Arthars aamints,r.tlon. Ex.Aayof
ChicaNo. for any one except Blaine Mayor Seville
. civil service reform Democrat weuid rather go
Arthur President than snv other Republican.
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CHARLES OCoNoR SINKING.

TIE Last Aasraaeass - the Cathslis Chursh
AAnssisssreA to ASn.
NANTUCKET. May l0.-Charles o. Conor, the
eminent lawyer. was taken with severe cold
about two weeks ago. His condition did not
excite apprehension ss he had been frequently
Ill before. His recuperative power was a. great
a. bis mental vigor. It 10 now feared that he 10
suf!erinE biz last illness since HE sickness he
falling. On Monday last BisSop Hendrickson
q providenee, assisted By the, Rev. Fether. q.
tho last sasssmsnt Of the Eomsn Catholic
Church. since which time NJ. OConor hna been
calmly awaiting the end. He u perfectly COP:
have sucoumbed already. This morning 10 q
very low.
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|, wallace rsssrvsd his decision.

Psrk Paeksrs 1sssr. TAaaks g ~. CAssssas.
At regular meeting OF tho Pork Packers
Association Of New York, held Nay l. the attsnten
Of s members called to the letter Of Leon ChotteAa
the exclusion OF hog products from France and
Of the dsmaRe indicted the trade Of the country
N consequence thereof. committees combating Of 4
y sechstetn = 0sSsr Wm; Seioyi and he Kaanenr
luton Of thanks 70 Nj. Chotteau.
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Crsp Prospects.

WARRINGTON. May l0.-The wheat prospects
nearly favorable - In April The Nay average 10
o. Awinsr wheat product OF about 800 ono bushels
u indlestsd. Rye promises fully e. we'll - wheat The
are Gsnsrsy promising. The spring pi0ushns little
delayed BY low temperature sud sxcsssive moisture.
For the entire Country 10 twotrds completed. The
progress Of cotton planting has been everywhere
by low Temperature
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Preparations Ssr she Exp.Alsisa PrssssAasl
with New Vigos.

With New vissr.
LONDON. NAV 1O.-The nrenarafions for tha
IL. ,.,' v. ~. .-.0
relief expedition 10 Ahsrtoum are belng 40
tolerated with new yigor. lt u now decided
that tho expedition viii start In July. The
=, -.,a.h - ~ co.. H.. Nc. -. -. 49,.
mined. but will probably number 5000 mon.
,,.,,a,,n .ho T,s,.. .,...,.... M. Y.s.,I,
genoe Department o. me war once has In
structed the authorities at Cairo to send survey
oWo... .. 1900. 49,. A.. ..,..,.. .s....-
o!nsers 70 report upon INC relative savantasos
OF the routes by way OF Suaktm and BY way OF
Massowah. From this Il 10 supposed that
,h.,. III, ~ g. H.. =, o.....,-r.. ~ ~ -
.ue.o "In " W. nn0s o1 opo.suons; .nss I'M
main Sxpodifton VIII proceed up the Nilo and
the othef oy the hed Yea. camel depot has
oeen esteDlished g AeeouAn. ana camels are
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1sssA . Fire saA Thsar Father b sAs Hall.
Peter A. and Theodore G. Barneck live on the
third door Of the tenement 2ss tenth avenue Unt
month ego their father John D. Barnsok years DID,
sbrcassr ~ txs1: lived 9TH them. They say that he
sAyinE I'm bern ycu sl up como night"
On friday night Peter and Theodore went 10 bed q
loN O'clock At0 An. Yesterday they were awakened
~ sanns smeu o. smoke. and found the outside Of
With kerosene OIL Their father was t the ot6ss end Of
TO bis sanity,
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Melville ssys Barslsss Lses.

WARRINGTON. May 10.-The argument Of
counsel in the Jeanette investigation, which TO
have been begun this morning, was postponed, and .
telegram from Chief Engineer Melville at st. Johns In
reply 70 one sent BY the Navy Department inguiing
about the truth Ut bartlos statement that Neville told
him to give information to nsrbsr, put In svi
drnce. The Telegram says:
Bartlett lee gave bartlett chart Of mine and
letter 10 Harder, and detailed him TO assist lArber"