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Mrs. Hai:ht TO be Hanged.

THE STORY OF A STRANGE CRIME.
At O'Clock on the morning OF February 81 1883,
IN the quiet village OF De Ruyter, situated about
thirty miles south OF Canastotl, y. Y, George W
Haight, sick man, was shot In his bed Haig.t
was commercial traveller, and had returned from
a trip but few days before the shooting. The
story OF the crime is strange one Fourteen years
ago Haight married Angennette r. F. Wood He
was her third husband She had long been an in
valid, but was arrested on the ante-lnortem state
ment OF her husband who stated that she shot
him. She said she knew nothing OF IL but that
she was lying with her back to her husband when
she heard q loud report. He sprang up. but fell
back MORALLY wounded. shot by some one un-
known. The only motive for the murder was found
In the fact that the deceased carried Insurance
policies on his life TO the amount Of sIi 200 The de-
OF guilty OF murder In the first degree heretofore
was brought into court When asked by the the
judge II she had anything TO say why
sentence should not be pronounced, the
prisoner said: 81 have not hurt NV hus-
band by word or deed | am not guilty The
night my husband was hurt was entirely helpless
and could not get up or down" This Was said In q
scarcely audible tone, but without the least trace
OF emotion. Judge Murray, after admonishing Mrs.
Halght not 70 be miSed 10y any deiuSive hopes Of
nep through human agency, sentenced her TO be
hanged on April 18th, 1854, between the hours or 10
am and pm, in the Jail yard at Norrisyile.
throughout the judges address the prisoner eXhib-
taken to her CELL The people. through counsel,
Will oppose any interference with the sentence and
the prospect OF communication OF Sentence ID the
governor is considered homeless
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ElE,
CARROLL. On

CARROLL On Monday. February 25. lsei a c 80
p IA. s:ter ILL.,, tli ala PAINFUL Illness. NINA ela-
1T daughter u james AID America Carroll, al If
The few ye4rs li,f THOUGH they ver,. wi ich q 4 NJ
lowed thus beautiful Child the family cel.er II
love and a.. ctloi! hyc TeuderG tLls parstloD
l,ArtreadIn- and IaIi:ul. A EEIEAD
Euner.l al -. Augustine church Thursday NJ u m
CUNNINGHAM. On February 10Th, l-s4 SI5SIE
youngest daughter Of T. r. and zLir A. CuuuiI.. IAN
aged nine y ar aud eight months.
Funeral private
GREEN. Ga sunday evening, February oath, Iss4 at
the residence Of Ter usba 4. in Rockville Mar land
bEbtC Holt, wife OF Iachard Green the sEtieth
funeral take place in ckvile "Wednesday morn.
to att.nd.
LAPHAM ETHEL BROOKS youngest daughter II
Frank A and Ida Is LaIlIaI, February IS lisa VI
sc2r fever ~ one yeRr. eleyen months and ten days
uneral PRIV ate.
SMITH Sunday, February "a. 1854, at o'cloek d
m At the resi. nee Of her sYniu,law L; Water No
22S Ihlrd street northwest Mrs. LUCY l. SMITH seed
ninety years and II months
IuterIneIt at Worcester, Mass.
SMITH On Monday nisht, February 81 lsas az
GRACIE LEON SMITH. only daughter Of II amiten r.
ana Ella y Smith, aged tAree years three months and
The funeral will take place on Wednesday. February
q at one clock from the residence Of her parents No
ll2 Seventh street northeast Her remains vii lie
taken 10 Baltimore for burial
SUMAN. On Tuesday morning. February 26th. 1894.
at hafpast LINE O'Clock, Rev. j. j. sUMAN. sged sixty
The funeral will take place from his late residence
No. 22s Tenth street northeast, ON Friday NOR ing
81 ce the family are invited to attend without furths no
TENNYSON. On the morning Of February % 1854
Of water on the brain " 81 HARRY 1ENNisoN only
months.
Funeral from parents residence, No l22o Congress
O'Clock Relatives and friends invited 70 attend No
Carriages. lntelmelt al Oak Hi.
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In Wall Street To-day.

MORE ACTIVITY IN LEADING STOCKS.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26, 2p.m.-The Post says: There
was more activity In few leading stocks this fore
noon, viz: Lackawanna, Union Pacific, st. Paul,
Reading, Pacific Mail I'd oregon TranScontinen,a al
and there was apparently more strength In the
market, though, outside OF those above mentioned
the market was dull. The outside public seem still
10 be awaiting developments in the general situa-
ton, viz, waiting to see If the exports OF specie
Will amount to important proportions, and also az
10 whether the difficulties between the railroads In
Iowa, ETC., ETC., in the trunk line pool will be
settled. Nevertheless the market receives a sub
stant1al support from the leaders of the bull SIDE
ana the result this forenoon that at 12 O'Clock
eighteen out OF the leading active stocks
We're higher than at the close last night. The mar.
Aet for railroad bonds was only moderately active
although prices were generally higher. Kansas
Boston, Hartford and Erie Is were 4 higher Le-
nigh and Wilkesbarre consols, assorted, were u
hlgher. Texas and Pacific land grant incomes s.
higher.
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Tho Avoudale rr.g.dr.
INTERVIEW wITs GRAVE RoRHgks WHO rTrLl
rnREE PERsoNs RnR MUM unnIrs

ANAkhNA wv WIZ bRANE kOnPKks KILLED
THREE PERSONS FOR IHEIR BODIES
Allen ingalls, aud Ben johnson, the two herroes
who are accused Of numbering Mr. and Mrs Taylor
and their adopted daughter. All colored. IN Avon
dale. on February iota ana sc!inS their baiies 20
the Cincinnati medical COLLEGE are IN ,ail in Cap-
cinnal Ingalls, Is said 20 be very light ugilatto.
nearly fort! i've years Ga, bald headed. ans rather
sASatly butt tie tells .Ae Stnr, iurutly and now
tAat he ttelS that Ae l. gone beyond hot.s Eeens
hNElhS bacS- Ben Johnson l. A black uegnD "
m,ulClH s,t'ure' lie Is moody and sUl!en, and re-
lilo" long have you been In the e-raye-fnhbine
ousihtsN: inquired a corre-n'Ti-nt 81 ingalls,
Ca; on ana On a good many years johnson
ana Dcth I've IN tie same house IN Avnnaale he
~ stairs aUd me down stairs It'S linn t4lern,s
NOISE. lac kot m' into this Nv VIE. = he aauyh-
Yer OF a Methodist preacher In lebanon Shs
Syec.el so'nel hing wrong, and wanted lie 20 stay
rlan?" s Wv
,'oh- we talked II over for about three davs-
10 Ia men toid the story Cf the murder al
retdA pGbUsaed, except Ial Le now denies tl,sx he
cho@od the old lady IL death
wv lat sort OF club did johnson use.-
II, Was black locust club thick as my wrist
'Dld the lay iors say anNtAlng,'
"saA, Why IL Was - u,ick they haso-- ttrn. q,
say anything, except tie old man Nan s.,s hs
llld out ihe OLD woman and the .irl urst arors
Wy had tine TO speak. hen the OH man said
Terrible blow with bOtn hands
ben johnson said 10 the Corresnor dent. .EVhsfe
The Use OF me talking IL wouldn't hurt m. and :,
wouidh help me; but its awful that all this should
oe put on NE. Dickson KNOWS stood out law him
With the wagon ali the tine lie could clssF ms N
ne would N poor and have no friends Tie dao-
tors are AFRAID OF ingalls,; he knows too much
Johnson refused 10 say any thing further BE IA
with the exception that he represented AS a
using the club instead OF himself
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 26.-yirginia Sizes consolidated
- past, due coupons. 36s neT ten fortes SO; new
dag. >' ~ "
BALTIMORE, Feb: &c Cotton aniet-niddling
steady and quiet western steady and firm southern
req; lnsl 10; DO amber, ]. l4al l6: No. Maryland
1l41a!. l4I: No. western winter red spot Osl6
log; February, 10sh bid; March LEGAL 09S: April
1lo}sa1 lO's; May. l121Sal.l2As Corn-southern firm
white 6Oa62 do. yellow 5saGl; western mixed spot
eela6ln; February Goa6lk; March: 59ta 5y7s: April
Guy bid May. 62:sa625s; steamer, 55a56 Oats dull
southern 42s4S western white HAS do mixed 4la44
and steady. Eggs steady, lsal9 Other articles un.
chanFed freights to Liverpool per steamer dull
cotton 316d -four, Is Sd; grain lower 2a211d Re.
ceip.s1nour 5ss barrels wheat 23OOO bushels corn
3o0OO bushels oats. 1000 bushels: rye. 700 bushels
ShIpments-wheat II 900 bushels Saes-wheat 343 ON
bushels; corn, 81, 900 bushels
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A COlored Minister i'm Trouble.

From the Baltimor SUM- to-day.
The Rev. William I. Wilson tcoloredl, pastor Of
Beulab M. P. church, on REGISTER avenue, near
Govanstown, Nd, was recently suspended from his
pastoral duties on charges OF improper intimacy
with member OF his congregation. Yesterday the
young woman concerned appeared before Justice
Gideon Herbert OF TowsontowD, and had warrant
issued, charging the minister with criminal ind
macy with her In June last, The warrant WA.
placed In the hands OF the sheriff, but yet ne
arrest has been made. Mr.. Wilson has written a
letter denouncng the whole affair as a conspiracy
against him. and that he 1, innocent OF the otfn e
charged lie says he VIII bring the matter before
the regular annual conference which conyenes Ia
May.
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TIE GREAT
i pFNNSYIvlNIA ROUTE

Zee 'hEAI prxxsv1v,~,, po,-r-
re NE NtlsiH. MEsT AND SOUTHWEST,
s1Lii EAIIs MAesrit fEENfR 81 G1 hfGdaEEEEH
u EsIECT No. LS.Ekk 18Th -,
eIhttsbu-Y and the West. Chicago Limited Express
- m daily with slfeIins Cars from Hsris bur,
Sntinnan W., tern L1rrss- 40 p daily wir
sh,sa.o; va c9,nLas and s. L { l. r WITH iGs
daily .SE Ptts0r r's and TN NAV Vest s.p With
Ebf "a s B'fe 616S.G T. f GissS
Fer Erie, Csnandai.ua, Dorchester. Bnitaio Niaear.
Washington 10 kohestr and Mth f1 la ns
IIsh isa gs WASHINGTON OIL Saturday l, VIII not
For Hiiiiansrort Lock Haven and Elnnir. a. saoa ~
1eI New Ycik ana ths East. SIS a. H.. 10 goa
II ~ ahd nite 9 ~ On q; sqtfy O. 10 90 lad
fer boston without Change. Ii0o H. every week day
1sI B1Se.i?n T. al ,rr2ush trains connect a. 1er-
dice asr 70 nnlt 20 anhs1 sfHrdns
rag across New York City;
ard 1:I2 On sunday. CO 1000 ana II Is D. M
,sS Esrrg'. 9s q. DAY. e53e s Sunday
800 SO, 40 90. 7'i0, 1910 and II Is p IN on
sunday. s4olO:Soa nL.40O ~. 'iv. 1000 ana IL is
for Pore's Creek Lie. ESQ a n. and 44op. L. daily
For ALn.Ioiis so and LAO m daily e1ceptsun
VA. ASP AIEAASbi,iA zSI @&sHisa afttS
Fer Ale3-ndTia, es "a. e25 II c5 snd IL rs am.
@ =. go ~ Z: o. and II 80 PIN I'll suadayls
H PcIns;h I'd ard The scusl 81 and IL os In daily
a., a. . - 4. Gsliy e1f g, suIday ;,
s.d lt-21 So. sos -. no. :0S ana 10 % p
r AID i-:l0 nld.llsht Oh SUNDAY at 90 and ~ 10
1be,s and .o1aiion ., he ofce northeast corner
tcr wlee can Ic lett Tor the cecIlng Vi bax-
s.s' L ees'llatl9r mn 4 h%tsis md Sss4en.s
tAHs- r. PICh- General NaLa<rr. nil
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
TIE AODEL FAST LINE AND The ONLY LINE
BEIWELN

VIA WASHINGTON
TCTPLE TRACK. JANNEE COCPT En-

1nEFAsi ia AND Sbi The WEST
= '' '--- Sill Rails! 0oofLEN
fehetiql. 70 take erect sINDAl: Novsn1bsr 1s 1880
hue and street by Eastern Standard 18Th lleri-
Sr Chicago; Cincinnati, louisville and St. Louis
SS11ly 'S;c5 a m loI5 m, 1910 p with
hts Without change. lOl5a- daily to Chicago.
fSF ittstg.s al 1913 and 80 daily $40
fel IoleGo ana Dc Iroit via Monroevile. loI5 a m
1Siy with Sleeper FOR Toledo. Via Wheeling and Lake
Trans for PLiadelphia and New York at $40 a. m
t snS lnhas s as se dlOOp M daily with
fl Balt1nore On week days. ESQ 40 &c., s:1o3
,1l'..1.51 $40: so go SO ICf@ 10 pm -.-.-
sl'z a9 5 So e s:io dco I'm no. 500 an '2a
fo1 Annapolis, t:4O III 100 l2:l0 and 4:4O pm:
9er Way Stations retween Washinston and Baltimore
1s ,i iS a llq 30 and le;5
t:'3 m caiiy EXCEPT Sunday. 4 Is pm daily Tor
y txe u S, day Tor ItX:nsIo" stan, ON am nd
aeS s fa1 aer Fem sG an. s eey ssee1 Suaday
y, pm anu s4S pm lo qas except a sgRdag
1Ia,Is arrive frorn tie West daily. 20 80 am 22a
Irel New York and Philadelphia 2s5. soa.u. daily
f., ~ . i u1iy 't cd i Saasy y,
From ie1inEton, C20 IL daily and 2:15p. m. daily
If5n, Irsdrrsck and Intermediate Points, SIS 100
Sunday; 500 , daiiy iron. roin, OF Iocls,
.Ia and l i%n sI.iAIstrl al 2 40 90
IA; 40. -nq l1;l' e = u I'd en- a., SuLdsys AZ
Al trains from NasLlnston stop ct Relay e1cep.
ef further information amply a. the Bal; NOR. and
lio Ticket offee-W ashinsten Station 80 ana Isl
WI L, taken ;cr lsaase lie elecAod AUG receSe Il
v u CLEMENS; VI, Of T. Baltimore
] II = n LCttD. Ccli'I Passenger Aren't.
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The Steamer por.,o. ns..p,.s.

Nkw YORK. Feb se.-The steamer Gull stream.
Tor thareSton Sist, reports on the bar AZ thafies-
Ton met steamer Equator from Charleston fr fhil-
a0elpha, WIN machinery disabled and f. tow 81
steamer NiTgipia; ATTACHED haw-sr TO the E0untos
end acted a. rudier. and nnlly succeeAled Ia tow
ing her 10 Delaw ara breakwAtef
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1HE EASTERN 1ERNINUs OF The NoRTHEFS PA
CtFIC.-A contrac Wts signed IA New York 0A Fr1-
day between President Robert harris On b ilalf of
the Northern PaCitlc ANA President W. L. Wash
burn on bchali OF the Minneapolis Sault Nar1e
ana Atlantic Railway Company. whereby The lett
corporation s,uFcs JOINT Use IeTletuity tI the
extensive eN-terlninal iaCilitl'S OF the Nor lefn
Pacific Company Ia Minneapolis, iBclHdll. oBUbe
track iron bridge across TIE Mississippi. 1nI7 !, IA
the direction OF making the MlnAea IUs and SsuIt
Ste Marie road practically eastern eXt.nslon Of
the Northern l'asifir
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DANCING II TN QUIyISAI--A special from Rome
10 the Balln r Sun "a tlat ''iaSt night ille king
aud queen gave grand court bal at the Qtilrlnai
paiace. Being the first OF the srasOil Il was u u-
usual spendor and largely attended. The KIM .
queen and prince Imperial freely Converslai and
linked with the guests. The queen. who SPEAK ;
English nuently, was markedly gracious 40 tire
Americans present. All the Rite Of the swhfts 81
clety. e. those not In alliance with the church or
'back' party. ana adhereDts or United ltaly'
graced the superb Salons OF the palace, and made
IeNiivity come close upon Lenten fasting. Admiral
BALDWIN and members OF his family, who haA bee
expected, We're not present Minister and Mad m
Astor were, however, among the American guests.
The palace was lighted with electric lamps"
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The London Explosion.

LONDON, Feb. 26.-While clearing away the debris
OF the cloak room a tin box was found. The valIse
which the clerk had regarded as suspicious was
found to contain nothing harmful The damage
caused by the explosion Is estimated at 1900
pounds
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
(tHANCERY ALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
- Re Al ESTATE ON The EAST SIDE OF NINE
TkENTH SIRE. T BETWEEN l AND Z

T.
sThEETs NORTHWEST.
By virtue of decree Of th Supreme Court Of the@
Mstrist OF Columbia in special term passed in e
vert Is Complainant and Charles Calvert ct al are de-
PENDANTS, the unersig ed will offer for sale u public
ntiCn. IN front of the premises. TUESDAY. The
TWENTY SIXTH DAYOF FEBRUARY, 1884 at HALF
PSI FOJR O'CLOCK NJ; all that certain pises Or
inxton and District of Columbia. and known and de-
srre a. he south part VI lot numbered twelve tl2l
square numbered hundred and six lOe) fronting
twenty (25l 18TH street west and extending
eas.warily alley i'll the the same Is laid
down the official plat of said city and the improve
thereon consist & OF frame dwelling.
Ter! Olt-third Of the purchase money il cash. one
third tx months AID one third in twelve months
day of with yteres on said deferred pay
iIl=I= II of six 10 per ceDtum per an un
all cash at option of the purchaser the deferred
.syInes to secured by the notes of the purchaser
a a u ed trust upon the said real estate S1O0 shall
rec hired the property Is bid of; and If
the purchaser shall ia to comply with the terms Of sale
within a. days from the of sale, tie property
viii be sold at his risk and cost All convtyancinY
and according at purchasers c st
EDNAhD A. NEWMAN. Trustee,
% ~ street northwest
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioueers. jaIo-dSds
y Bone Fl THE HEIRS OF. THE LATE
Old this property ID at sale. but failing
COMP with the terms thereof. tine court decreed
ieol4-dSds EDWARD A. NEWMAN. Trustee
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROvED LOTS IN
SQUARE No .674 BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL
AND FEST STREETS Z ST AND AND L
STREETS NORTH
By virtue of deed OF trust dated tie 29tn day ofS
Al ri. \. ID. 1852. and recorded in Der 1907 atN
folio 9i9 ct seq of the land records of the Dis-
t1ct Of Columbia and at the request Of the party
secured herey, shall Offer for sale pubic auc-
ton en- WEDNESDAY. the TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY
OF FEBRUARY, A D. 1854. at FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ :,
III front OF the premises the following described real
estate situate III the city of Washington in the District
Of Columbia and known and designated the ground
Plat IAN Of said city and being Lots numbered
Cd 10 twelve inclusive twenty nine (9) to thirty
SD inclusive, thirty nine 800 ffty-one (5)
inclusive sixty Eight 1851 to eighty hv $50 inclusive.
LiIety nine t99) to one hundred and thirteen Il l3)
Inclusive one hundred and thirty three 033) to
hundred and forty seven u4,l inclusive and one hun
drtdad one hundred and sixty 1867
inc usvs III subdivision of square numbered six hun
dred and seventyfOu (ti4) made by LOrin n Saunders
ard john '" starr aud duly recorded in the Surveyors
othce OF the said District OF columbia
The Lots to be- sold separately in blocks may be
Terms Of sale: One-thiri cash. balance in six and
cent from sale deferred payments all cash.
al the option of the purchaser Title cd or no sale
deposit IF required each Lot at time of sale All
conveyancng and recording at purchasers cost. The
terms of sale to be complied with in days other
the Trustees the right to resell at the risk
and cost Of detaultIng purchaser
MARTIN Z NORRIS
Frederick B. McGUIRE.} AFuseeeA
feb13 16, 20 1896
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MrRDERER CASH EscArEs-The latest aaric.


from CheTaw are 10 the eject that W Il. Cash Il, =
eluded the vigilance OF those who were watching
hh fathers house, and has escaped, II IS thOslgir
into North Carolina. Town Marshal Richards i
still living, but his lower exren ties are para5vzed
and his death Is hourly expected. James Coward
Is also In critical condition. ana his en-
icrtain very little hope of his recovery II Is ul-
mored that the governor viii issue "A proclaim ION
Offering large reward Tor the apprehension oi
cash.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. Il. Dodge 500 18th street:
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS Il CO. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-s9ORY BRICK DWELL
ING No 1903 T STREET NQRIHIHEST d n

19x100 TO ALLEY
By virtue of deed Of trust dated January 31st a.
ID. 1882, and duly recorded in Iibor No 99i folio s
315 ct seq of the land records for the District I
Of Columbia and at the request Of the party secured
thereby Twill offer for sale public auction in front
Of the Premises, on TUESDAY, MARCH FOURTH,
1884. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ Lot No
two % In George B. Coburn's subdivision Of square No
2Sl in Washington city, in said District together with
the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. Of which 300 must be
paid at time OF sale and the balance in equal payments
IN one and two years to be secured by purchasers
bearing interest from day of sale and deed of trust
on property sold to the satisfaction Of he trustee Com
veyancing and recording at purchasers cost Terms Of
sale to be complied with in days after sale else
trustee reserves right to resell at risk aud pur-
chaser in default. 80
feb2l-dtdbs WI F. HOFFMAN Trrs+aa
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The Courts.
EQrlrr CouRroyudoe yoc a r.,,,-


To-Day Easrnsr &c, ,t-a,, -, -.
appointed. Pyncheou ayi PynrheS,,. I'm SiSl
missed Richards s&t. Herr: damages and inIunc-
u Wh,, aeSrseu ana Withdrawal OF papers allowed
Csmnbei act RoSS eSSsn,ans reporn soharned
terenceS ~
CorRr m GENERAL TERM.
49,, ne.Ie1i asE LtINh' uelehlahts appeal DIS
Ills, IN re Seotse Fry, thaeeas corpus; argu-
n n,, sonclldeN anu saolltted- Holman asS
fne1iS' d ueu III part
r.,,, S-,o,-n u,-..- ~, :, - 49,, :,
Son ~ 49, " .Si y, Ne>Is n =. i,'uo
90 and A I.-n, 60, ,,. a. y No
ushrent al their busine.s IN IsS; hay ,Y'.r,hs I,
tire nrnnoertx ybtcb iS ~ b. ~ -. -, 4
Will , ~aiUh - o. ~ ~ &C., ioI 800, AID
Bibb had contsnn,stst m ,,lr >, -
Rayt, Eau ,s tne Ieul1Si OF tles loit
a-S 81, toau b.eiIiiue, out Shaaetu ttle pan,
erfv IT, Nh, ~, ~ ,iane 'c Lis str,tt pi
goods AVA NAsS' y. '"e uA'"i''NN A'No
NtHRI,cry,rrxS,s ,-,r-.,I-, ,,,o,,o. o,o hoo,
fsSued hy fia r,a-ts =, ~ o,,5 ~ $50 -.
raw and Adelaide koth q, s,r ~ H. 49,
E McClI and Annie y Thor,f1,sa,,. -, =, No.
and Maggie + iearv ' ~ "SNN
RANGE or THE TBEREoNETER.-The following
~ere the readings al the o.lice OF the cher siEait
S.Iicer to-oay:-'a ~, io1 II AN, S59; pun, Il
MAXIMUM. Sis: minimum. sac
fEsidNED-Nr Henry p. De VOL a fourth assist
ant examiner In the Patent office, has resigned.
---
keutan Bombs.
TER Bloop-crRprING DELIBERATIONS OF THE BROTH
ERHooD BROOKLYN.
AZ a meeting of the Feniap Brotherhood in RrooS
w, 0a'u,uas hent' MI walker klhotL OF New
A' eApiaueu tne efficacy OF oy Mantle bomU
invented by Prof Mezroff, which, he said, could be
carried under The arm &c ss,a &c q ,oo. n, ,roa,
The Invention no Sata rs 60, :. ~, D.,
ornona ~ -. 80, - : " ' D'N
LII go VIZ uien cVuiu oe sent 10 England armed
o,s 49, Uus MuIsn Tue! could carry Ia thtlr peck
t tl. was sueent TO lever the house OF parha-
ufac,nrS t s Sas.e, frol Mezroll eoui man
throesn nv Nc y, o ia "a nouis sun tilat II
et ou Ine moor would SEND the hall IL when
Who sne S 49, " asos Win every one IN IL Men
any mn 1922, ~ aandie .uess ooinoS coeu loilV"
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-26

A HUSBAND POISONED BY HIS WIFE AND HER
LovRR-Frank kleskisk was the proprietor OF a
boarding house in the village OF Continental four
miles from Mount Carmel, Pa. few weeks ago
he had reason 70 suspect that his wife was toe IN
innate with Andrew kneppie, boarder, and q
fight followed between the two men, ending in VIC
tory for the latter kieskisk brought suit against
bail be was committed 10 the Sunbury jail TO await
trial Mrs. KleSklsk succeeded, however, In obtain
Ing his release on wednesday last, and tr1um-
phantly led him 70 her husbands house. The hus-
band, wife and liberated prisoner ate supper to-
gether. Immediately afterwards kleskisk dropped
dead. Suspicion OF foul play was aroused, and
Coroner Wright, OF Shamokin, placed guard over
the woman and her lover and made a pOst-mortem
examination; which proved that Kleskisks death
was caused b. poisoning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-26
An Oath Objectionable to Roman
Catholics.

OTTAWA, ONT, Feb. 28-In the house of commons
Today, Mr. Casgrain drew attention to the objec-
generals oath OF Office, in which he declares that
ne wln permit no foreign prince potentate power
70 nave any jurisdiction, ecclesiastical or spiritual
In canada. He also pointed out that the same OBJ
lection applied to the oaths OF the Lieutenant gov
errors OF Quebec.
Sir John Mcdonald said that so far as the cover
nor generals oath Is concerned 1t prescribed by
an imperial statute, and could only be changed by
an aooress 10 the crown from both houses OF para-
ment ne saw no good reason, however, why the
ant governors oath