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T ooK AT Low FAREs.

FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK:
FIRST-CLAsS FARE, 81; ROUND TRIP, 100
Steamer JANE MoSELEY leayea washington
for Norfolk and Old Point Monday, Wednesia ny
Friday and Saturday at $50 p, M, making close
connection with steamer for New YORK, ocean
View, Virginia Reach and all Railroad LINES south
Steamer ]. W. THOMPSON leaves Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 10. M -. .,,...
For information apply by telephone or other'
wise TO General onice, sixth-street wharf, ternN
nus Seventh or Ninth atreet cars
ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
GEO. II. PHILLIPS superintendent. mylO
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Driyer,s summer Gardeu.

The remarkable Japanese iuPglers, Professor
Parker and his wonderful dog circus, the
great mimic, Charles A. Grear, and tho nu.
InerouB other attractions had the effect OF fill-
ing Drivers 10 overlooking every night last
week. This week an entirely new programme
has been arranged, and Will, no Doubt draw
the usual crowds. Tho Japanese Jugglors and
MFR, Qrear are retained.
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CHESAPEAKE & Ohio RAILWAY

LEAVE B. d P. DEPOT, SIXTH AND B SITS
$40 q. m.-For all Way Stations and virginia
Springs, Lexington, KY, Louisville Cncin-
natl. Columbus and st. Louis. Daily except
Sunday.
1l:05 a. m.-For williamsburg Va, Newport
News. Old Point Comfort and Norfolk. Daily
except Sunday.
5:l0 p. m.-Por Louisville. Cincinnati, st. Louis
and Chicago, connecting for all points West
Northwest and Southwest, Fast Express
daily; does not stop for local business except
ne osi1S sieInSSs 5STonsh Pullman serv
1910 u. 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. 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue, under
National Hotel, Va. Mid. Railway office, COL
Pennsylvania ave and d. & p. station.
II. w. FULLER,
sGAsW. SMITH, Gen. Pass, Agent.
General Manager.
FRANK TRIG9, NJ nc, Passenger Agent,
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STEAMBOATS,.
TTIo NoRFoLK, FoRTREss MONROE AND
II 6HE SOUTH.

POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANIES
POPULAR STEAMER, GEORGE LEARY,
Leaves seventh street wharf on Mondays and
Wednesdays Mt 500 and Saturdays at u, M, stop
ping at Piney Point and Cornheld Harbor going
and returning.
SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS
MONDAY MORNING.
Exclusive connection with the Bort q and
Providence steamers. Connect also W. NJ New
York and Richmond steamers, NoIiv j and
Western, SeAboard and Roanoke, Ocean view
and Virginia Beach Railroads.
Passage and rooms can be secured at Baltimore
q OHIO Ticket office, AZ l4th st. and Pa; aye,s ST.
Marc Hotel, Polkinhorn'e, nextto Glty Postoinoe;
otice OF Knox's Express, 9th st, and Pa ave-, ana
at Companys Office, 7th st. wharf. 1890 -,
hnQxs Express WI call Tor nna eseoK Dag
W. II. WELOH, Gen, Agent.
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THE EVENING CRITIC.
ESTABLISHED AUGUST 1905.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The special bulletin issued from tho signal
ONCE to-day Gays:
Slightly warmer, fair weather IA indicated
for districts on the Atlantic Coast on Tuesday.
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Grane CuIture ana Port wiue.

Mr.. A. speer, OF New Jersey, one Of INC 1arg-
eat grape producers In the East, sff9tnmenced,
but few years agoAin a.sIQAlf way, now con.
trolls large vineyard oI tfeoborto Grape from
which mis- famous I'D |fatBpeWine and Burgun-
dy arc made, wRiSlce ENID Is and physicians say
rivals the Wp9Id for heir purltY and beneficial
effects 6brWeaklY and aged persons and the
coesQfhptive. For sale by druggists.
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Interesting TO Ladies.

Just received, large assortment ofAAngtry
and ehingle bangs 0nd waves Of lsif Styles and
shades. Our loagk brsiasrwe sell at "a;
and hair braids dybaiih all shades. Bellcham-
ber Golden H9ikNteshl MRS. 3. HELLER,
600 Ninth street northwest.
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shoesl shoesl! shoea!!i..astlas

Shoes! ShOes!! Shoes i.xap1
Owing to the recent failure Of Egqsefs Profit,
his entire stock, compl 1AGIn - Line line Of I, me
Rardiess OF cost, |. ~ Stick Is positively TO be
closed out toaGe0 GanSbutgh Bro. possession
OF the hptsdibg. 426 Seventh street NV.
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II. HoLLwITH.

SPECIAL cars Will be provided for private
pertN OF thirty.fve or more.
Tfeee excursions leave Washington every
Wednesday at 8 1876 o. m, returning at 9:15.
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Ht isOysuss&e At Last,
AMUSEM ENTS-

the difficulty % making Ginger Ale equal 4
the importeds Finley has doneit.
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO RAILROAD.

General Passenger Agent.
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.ATARHH
EEY'S
CREAM BALM
;. Romnh on Coughs"

Rough oH Coughs"
Ask for Rough on Coughs, for Coughs, Colds
Sore Throat. IIoarscness Troches l5c. Liquid, 25c
Rough on Rats
Clears out rats. mice rDache,, iiieS, ants. bed
bugs, ,kunks. clfipnuuk- gophcrs l'c Une-
gisi>.
Heart Pains.
Palpitation. Dropsical Swellings. Dizziness
Indigestion. Headache, SleePlesslleSS cured by
We'll, Health Renewcr
" Rough 0a C0rnS."
Ask for Wells Rough On Cori-. i5c Quick.
complete cure. Hard or so!i corns, warts bum
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Strengthening. improved. the best for back
ache pains in chest or side, rheumatism, neu-
ralgia.
Thin People.
Wells Health Remover restores health and
YiEor cures Dyspepsia, Headache Nervousness
Debility. 81
IThoopIng Cough,
and the many Throat Affections OF children,
promptly, pleasantly and safely relieved by
'Rough on Coughs Troches. l'c.; Balsan, 2oc.
Mothers.
Ifyou are failing. broken. Worn ont and ner-
yous. use Wells Health Reuewc-.' Il. Drug
gists
Lire PFtScictF.
lfyou are losing Your grip on llic Try Wells
Health Remover Goes direct to weak spots.
Rough on Toothdche."
Instant relief for Neuralgia, Toothache, Face
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Pretty Women.
Ladies who would retain freshness, and ylvac-
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Catarrhal Throat 1UeciioAs,
Hacking irritating Coughs, Colds, sore Throat,
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Rough on Hch."
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The Hope OF The Nation.
Chldren, slow ndevclopnIcnt.puny. ScraWny
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state or N4ss s'irgsui0,

Jefferson County, to-wii
4 T Rules held in the Clerk office OF the Cir
"A cult Court ofJclerson County, Dcclst,lS
George IT, Gilmcr. Mrs T. G. Tucker, Mrs.
Pattie l.. Gilmer. adm'x of ThoS W Gilmer,
deed and Juliet A. Gilmer, Plaintiiis
Against In Chancery:
jas. B. Gilmcr aul David Billmyer, Special
receiver. Defendants
The obiec, OF this suit is TO recover debt of
debts due by the defendant James Il. Gillncr.
20 the above named plaintiffs, and TO attach his
effects in this state. and particularly fund in
Inc hands of said David Billmyer. special re-
csiyor m the uhancery cause OF Gilmer adm r.
against Baker, admir-, Dc
Il appearing on affidavit filed in this suit,
that ,hc Defendant Jas B. Gilmer Is not res
ident OF the State of West Virginia, he is here
by required to appear within one mouth after
the date Of the hrst publication of this order
and do what is necessary to protect hisinterests
in this matter i. 7. LYNCH,
Clerk Of tic Circuit Court,
p. II. Gibson. T. g.
Dec l. iSSi-it
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Nsofe Of Esesf Eirginia,

Jefferson County o. Wii
q IuleS heldm thc CloS l.ice Of the
n Circuit CONT oi jefferson County, Deceni-
Der l. l>,i
AMELIA r. BABER Plaintiff.
Arlin,t lu thnccry
ISAAC b. BAHER. Defendant
Tho obic.i of .,his suit is 10 obtain FROM The
defendant Isaac b. Baher divorce ,u'c4D
..sfr'na.ai by Amelia Il. Haher, his nite- un
thc ground oi abandonment ioraperiod gilmore
than dire, wears, ANA % secure 10 her, the sald
NuclE. K. Babcr. the custody of their three m
Ctut CHILDREN. II appearing. on affidavit filed
Ina thi- suit. tha, the Defendant Isaac Baher is
% non rc.iteu; ot the state OF West virginia.
Do, Is hc.eby required go appear within one
month after thc date of the inst publication OF
ihi, ordDr and do what Is necessary to pfolcc.
Eis Interests in this matter
r.. p. LYNCH Clerk of 9.
W H. rEAvEES re
December l>Si-lt Free Press fee SOS
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-lr.cnic - Il " -.


J. A. ~a.,h. Gainesville. Ga. merchant
safe fcf years vs- victim to the CONF
u.u,d effects u Erysipelss 3nd an 8Egrafa-
-el tyPe of-Eczema. that baHicd ail medical
,Sil 7 consulted the very beat physicians
ia ,hc United States % 30 good purpose. |
gave every patent medicine that Vas rec
amr,aicj iaithu. trial aud received no
benefit ] took l0r-a quantities of potash
and pin- cup iul. of srscsic pills. The
n3t.n. medicine pills. ami potash mixtures
led instead of curing rhc disease. They de-
'roEoi INV appetite and wrecked my system
j lost flesh and energy j io>l three years
from my business and spent $4,000 in a
rl.t.,-, cio-t to rcgai1 ry health At l1s,
when beam 80 cou'iSer my case hopeless.
/ commenced taking =. :. =. and ma short
time. Z cas entirely cured waited yesr
after curc w3s effected and continued %
take SNihs Specific oH sud ou IS sort oi
Isl .gga s-i. before | ras willing 20 make pub
de- Oh marvellous cure. Being assured be-
tnal ,lc possibility on e iaub, that tie
cure was permanent I wrote this history OF
..y case Ger cAg benefit o. ans ie.low-mcR.
Aiy ska "a now a. Sc Joth 81 it Vas when
ho, Weigh more tAsn ovsr all Is ny
it, and BIS -eaesal health was never bet
ter. passed through las: winter which
WAS al unusually cold ono, Nith.ut losing
single Law if1m Hv business. Foo the
Is, twelve months heoa hsd no return 81
ihe erysipe.as in any shape or i2m or any
touch nj CcIcnS.
Tr,-,is, on E'o11 anl Skin diseases mailed
t-.c
Lh. Svio Spcfd. co.. Drawer y Atlanta.
G. 4.- ~ lcI s. and tyii1 hrsuut
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notice.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK or JEFFERSON,
CharlcStown, West Virginia, Nov. III, 81
The regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of this Bank fol the election Of direc-
tors for The ensuing year will he held at the
banking house OF the said bank on the Second
Tuesday in January. 1885. between the hours
of Ten 4. II. and One 7. VI.
SAML HOWELL. Cashier
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haount Tarvo institute,

Naount ssarvo institute,
CHARLEsTowN, JEFF. COUNTY, ". Va,
B0ARDIEG AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
y YOUNG LADIES will be opencd soP;cm-
nes 18TH isSt under tie management Of
MRS. BELLE W. GALLAHER
AND
AIoSAEGISrAN WiiSON
Athof1u-A conr-e VI instruction IN theu usual
branches ui 4n l.n-ii-h eigrstiou wi.l oe given
and com ei,nl teachers vii prepare .Hteni-
In Ancient ara Modern l@ia-ua-e, tYr adm.
sion into any Collegiate Institution
No requisite 90 'ir-f-r.a-e school Viii hc
rsaM, .-i3.arI ,cr scholastic year. SiCp
Tuition 50 to SO. Board from Monday morn.
ing 10 Friday evening. ,l2o per ye.Ti Music,
$50; Use OF Piano s..
FAcuLrY:
Ms. BELLE ". GiLIAuER.
Miss \. y. WILSON.
English Branches and Mathcmatics
MISS E,iNA j. SIMPLIFY,
Languages.
Miss Shiplcy j. native ol Virginia. lady
who has had the advantages pf European cdu-
cation and travel and extensive experience as
teacher in prominent instigt ions ia IA, North.
including the fTce Academy of Norwich, Con-
ncctcui one of the most celebrated school, IN
New England.
Mu-ic-Instrumcntal and Vocal.
Miss T. l.. WILLIAMS
-a lady of ungHc,tionablc ability and large
experience rs teacher.
REFERENCES:
Bishop \. " Wilson, d. D.. IL. j.. Balti-
more, Nd.
Rev Samuel Rodgers, d. D.. Lecsburg Va
Rev o. p Fitzgerald. y, D., Editor Of the
Chrsfiaa i@rocaie Nashville Tennessee
Rev w r. Harrison d. H.. Nashville, Ten.
Hon Euzcnc W. Wilson. Minneapolis, MINI.
Rev Z Il. Whisncr, u. d.. Winchester, Va.
Rev J. H. Shipley Charlestown. West Va
Rcy j. Watts shoaii. Baltimore, Md
Rev. j. = Armstrong Shephcrdstown, W. Y.
Hon W l.. Wilson, late President West Viz
GINA University, Charlcstown. West Virginia.
Rev y. G.. Hopkins y. d.. Charlestown.
Hon VIM. II. Trayers. Charlestown.
Rev A. j. Huntington, ID. D.. Prof Column
hian University, Washington City, d. G.
Rev IT, y Bacr ID H.. Washington City.
Rev " 5. Edwards, J.. D.. Washington City
Rev = g. Ferguson, M0orcield W. Va.
Hon Jna Blair Hoe Washington City.
Rev Dalla. fucker, Charlesiown. ". va.
John lies, Esq, County Superintendent OF
Public schools Kearneysyiile. jeff Co., W. Va.
Rev r. f. : ilough, " j.. Baltimore.
Rev WIN. IL Meade d. d.. Philadelphia
Hon g. ! Faulkner, Mar,inSburg, " Va.
Rev j. \. McIauley. ID. d., LII. D., Prcsi
dent OF Dickinson College Carlisle, Pa
George W. Corner, ESQ. baltimore
Robert Cathcari, Esq. Baltimore
Rev T. b. shepherd Bayard Warren co. Va.
Mn s. G. TrUohcart. President of Stanford
Female College Stanford. Kentucky.
Rey. A. II. Amcs ". d., Baltimore.
For Cirrular.apply to the
PRINCIPALS
CHARLErowN JEFF. Co. ". Va.
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LKISTAIAs doom.

WE harc ia-t received a large stock q
w Rocks. Writing De-ks Work Boxes
Dressing Cases. Fine Box Paper, .Periumery
soar, and Druggists fancy goods @ which VIC
can the attention OF the public.
Dee T. -. Also l!Ii "
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the sAin on III, bead = kcit soil aud
hrxihie 5y a secretion from the oil glands.
When thos are clo.ged 'he hair dreN ana
fairs IN. pTker'~ Hair Bsi-am renew'
their action. restores the original color %
tse hair and makes il soft and Glossy. Ii
also eradicate, dauaru1 MOI Greasy, not a
dive dcliciousiy perumed. Delightful ioT
. lajy'. toilet table. The best of dressings
Preferable 10 all similar articles because OF
i~ ~nuerior cleanliness and purity
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Will, pay full prices for fat fowls. Tur-
/ kers far Christmas must be in By the goth.
Keep your thir Turkeys back We csnaor
handle them at any price
Env. -. iSSt-St G. T. WALL.
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We rai. sigciaj attention 10 Tie first para
rtlra ou ,ia ar~t local co'umn.
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lust received full line 81 Stationery. Books.
~ and School Suppies. SlatcS. &c. n the
lowest prices. O. Or O. Z. PRATTS.
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Statesmen EFGnfe1 !
WANTED!

[ Industrious pushing can yasser for good
n paving permanent business For psrticu-
lars address LOCK- BOX s..
Nov. Is. lSSf-tf Hagars,1Rn, Nd.
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CAEHTN5IcIsIE%

CHARLOTTESVILLE Cassinercs Of the bes
Y grades jus; received by
Oct. >. ls.4. GRO. ". r. KEARSLEY.
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PINT, QUART OR GALLON

at the lowest market pricos our aim j. t.
please in quality and quantity. Give NJ call
Hoping 10 receive a share OF the public patron.
age We remain. yOur. t.uiy
Oct ,. ~. DANZER * KELLER.
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CarpsgiTg.

1 LARGE i0t II our oen manufacture f9r
y sale jNO. J. JOBE
MAY -. lss3 jefferson Wooden Mills
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Ire You Tired Of Being SICK

Ire IaH Tired II Being sica'
NtNa.,j .s-,e "a word to the men, wo':ien
ami -is.- w.D.0irk ia stores, Offices ana
iar.ar..>. iAeg,- are hundreds thousands
OF ys.i-u e.. cna,ry. Very lew oi YOU are
Wcl 500 are >lni uY too Hueh ana eX-
enc ,a. .i.tl'. Ia this WHY Won get sick.
NoAf a.,l 81, Your digestion Is poor
Soas a...l aches, You don ieei IKE
work .'oar 5v,r stomach and kidneys are
our p .rir isrEtr'S icnic haN cured
hsadfc.,. -,i... y.'>es. i. Is pure. sure ana
plel-a.a.
T s.. s.. p Z. schedule was changed on
sun rs ass. aHi trains NOW pass Charles
to.. ....
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Tie ulueagl-a-hs.f iHch pyramid which
Is 10 crown ,he Washington Aiouumcu, snd
form. 40 tho same ,im, tie hsi,oigr rod =
q,y Is of aluminium highly polished
Vhit, meta. oicomparatiy, recent discovery.
Next 60 silver. &c is ,Ae BEST conductor of
electricity. and viii slnay re,ain mirror
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MiscELLASEous FEATURES.

Under this heading mag be inciuded a o.
ries OF psyers on the Cities Of Italy by ".
d. Horc'ls. TIC ilns;raiions being repro
ductiun- Of etchings and drawings b. Jg-
.eph Pcnneli; a serics Oh
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COLORED FRONTTSPIECEs

Bag tkc Norcmter number }or hc ehitfrca.
Il costs ouiy - cents. md on boil at9 neC-
dealers ssHU The subscription Tric, is $500
= year and now j. just the time 10 subscribe.
4 free specimen copy of S. Nick0il' viii
be sent on request Mention thi. paper
THE CENTURY CO.. NEW YORK, y. y.
Nnrcnn har q lsS4
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Turkeys! Turkcys!

p. II. Gibson. L. G
Dec. (. iSSi-it.
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December . 1881
, 1884-12-05
Fearful Explosion.

BosroN, December A special to
the Journal says a fearful explosion of
dynamite and gunpowder occurred at the
house of Stephen Young, in Stafford,
New Hampshire. Eight persons were
injured. -Four will die. Mr.. Young was
having a well dug. His nephew, George
S. Young, of Lowell, was showing how
dynamite charges should be used, when
one exploded. The conclusion also ex-
ploded the remainder of the cartridges
and two kegs of powder. The injured are:
Stephen Young, George Young, a man
named Berry and one named Foss, a
daughter of Mr.. Young, Miss Sadie
Greenfield, of Rochester, and two Others
whose names were not ascertained,
Young's daughter and Berry are dying.
Some Others are very seriously injured,
The house and contents we're burned to
the ground,
, 1884-12-05
Third FaiIure 10 Facape.

LONG ISLAND CITY, December A.
A third attempt was made by the negro
Charles II. Rugg, to escape from the
Queens county Jail, where he is confined,
convicted oflthe murder of Annie May
bee, at Brookville a year ago. Jailor
Drake noticed last night hat Rugg acted
strangely and calling an assistant, began
an investigation. Entering the cell,
Rugg jumped from a where he
had been standing, and supposed to be
chained and shackled to a cot, leaving the
chain behind him. An examination
showed that the links connecting the
shackles with the chain had been filed
through and pieces of cord used to hold
them together. 1t is supposed the links
were cut two weeks ago and the file fur
nished by a burglar named Kenny, who,
With another prisoner, sawed the bar Of
one of the jail windows and escaped.
, 1884-12-05
Few House Bills.

WASHINGTON, December Among
the bills introduced to the House to-day
was one by Mr.. Morrison requiring that
the Secretary of the Treasury be author
lied to apply the surplus revenue at any
time in the t~reasuryin excess of 500, 000,-
900 not otherwise appropriated to the re-
demption of U. S. bonds, and when any
of said bonds are redeemable at the pleas
ure of the government, it shall not be
lawful to apply a portion of said surplus
to the purchase ofbonds at a premium.
By j. D. Taylor, of Ohio, to prohibit
the removal of any honorably discharged
soldier or marine, or any widow or de
pendent relative Of the same, from any
office in the civil service of the United
States except for specified aus
Next Monday, Robinson, of New York
will introduce a resolution providing for
return to the simplicity of inaugural cere
monies as practised by Jefferson. I
prohibits the erection of triumphal archie
and the display Of bayonets in Washing
ton on Inauguration day, and provides
that the Chief Justice shall call upon tn
P~resident-elect and accompany him eithe
on foot or in a plain carriage drawn by no
more than two horses and without deco
rations or livery, to the Capitol, where h
shall take the oath and address such cit
zens rs may be there to hear him.
, 1884-12-05
Must Suffer the consequences.

LONDON, December 4.-The case of
Captain Dudley and mate of the wrecked
yacht Mignonctte, who killed the boy
Parker to keep themselves alive and
against whom, on November G, a special
verdict was found in accordance with the
facts, was heard yesterday by a full bench
Of Court of Appeals. Lord Chief Jus
tice Coleridgc, in pronouncing the deci-
sion of the court, said all the Judges
agreed that the act of the prisoners
amounted to murder and the conviction
must be affirmed.
The Court will pass sentences on Tues
day, thus giving the prisoners time 10
move an arrest of judgment. The Court
ordered the prisoners to surrender their
bail. The judges throughout the hear
ing showed great horror for the act Of
which the prisoners were guilty and were
unwilling to set a precedent which would
allow such q crime to be considered otheI
than murder.
, 1884-12-05
A Music MANS Misery.

WASHINGTON, December prof
Alexander Dewslowski, the music teacher
recently charged by his daughter Isabelle
with criminal assault, was found dead in
his house this morning, having committed
suicide during the night. He left letters
to different persons, among them one to
the President and one to Secretary Lin
coin, dated 10 o'clock last night, protest
ing his innocence and declaring that he
died to save his daughter honor.
, 1884-12-05

BosToN, December 4.-Judge Blodgett
to-day rendered a decision in the case of
]. P. Frost and Daniel II. Sanders, of
the Boston Globe, charged with contempt
Of Court in refusing to discover to the
Grand Jury the source of certain recent
information about an old murder case in
this city. The Judges decision is in
effect that the facts in the case did not
warrant a commitment Of the journalists
for contempt, as the question wasa narrow
one and resolved itself down to a question
Of whether or not the gentlemen should
diyulge the names of persons who had
given them the information. The decision
was awaited with the greatest interest by
the journalistic profession.
, 1884-12-05

NEWARK, N. j. December A FIRE
started at noon in g. Feigenspan's brew
cry. Two ice houses and the third srory
of the main brewery building were des-
troyed. Herman Scharpenberg and
Gottlieb Schnalzricht, employees, were var
nishing a vat in the ice house, when the
varnish ignited from a lamp. Scharpen-
berg was horribly burned; Schnalzricht
was badly burned and several fremen
were injured by the falling ofthe roof of
the ice house. Feigenspan estimates his
loss at $4,000. Insured.
, 1884-12-05

LYNoHBURe, Va, December 4.-The
magazine Of the Virginia Military Insti-
tute, at Lexington, exploded last night.
The magazine contained 500 pounds Of
cannon powder. The explosion was ter.
rife. The windows of the Institute were
shattered and lights extinguished. Houses
in Lexington, a mile off, were shaken to
their foundations. The magazine was
blown away. Five cadets were dismissed
from the Institute Tuesday for having
stolen powder found in their possession