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The Declino I'm StocIx..

THE EFFECT OF HEAVY GOLD SHIPMENTS AND THE
SUSPENSION OF COAL MINING.
NEW YORK, WALL STREET, April Il, las p. H.
The stock market was decidedly weaker again this
forenoon and the result was general Decline rang
the list The only noticeable exceptions to the
general rule OF weakness among the active
stocks were Union Pacific, the Northern
Pacifics and Rochester and Pittsburg. The weakest
stocks were the Wabash, Pacific Mail and the coal
shares generally. The general causes which have
understanding that $2,7OO0D of gold had
already been engaged By IL O'clock for
Saturdays steamer, and the announcement
that there would certainly be further suspension
OF coal mining In consequence OF the unpromising
condition OF the coal trade. To these also were
added the effects OF the reports OF diminished
ings the majority OF western roads In the second
week In April as compared with last year.
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Ordination Of Prfests,

WOODSTOCK, HOWARD COUNTY, Nd, April i..-The
annual ordination OF candidates for the priesthood
In the Jesuit college, at this place. commenced to-
day. The order OF Sub-deacon was conferred on the
following students: John Scully, Sandy I'M, NY:
George Quinn, Utica, n. Y: ID. McGodrick, Ireland;
Portland, Maine; all OF the Maryland-New York
province; Edward Geffney. Ballyshannon, Ireland;
VIM. Power. Dublin, Ireland, OF the province OF New
and D. Murphy, OF Boston, OF the diocese OF Proyi-
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALs FOR CEMENT RAND, mOK
STONE AND MANILA ROPE

PRoPos4y54sa For sr GE q s4 AHPPs saoKES
OFFICE OF Bur1prro FOR Stair. Wan
AND NAvY DEPARTMENrs
WARRINGTON, D. c., April 9th n.
Separate Sealed Proposals for furnishing and deliver
ing
1000 barrels Of Hydraulic Cement
$500 cubic yards Broken Stone, and about
5000 pounds Manila Rope,
At the site Of the Building for the State War and Navy
Departments this CITY, will Be received It this once
until TWELVE NJ. on MAY SEVENTH. 1854 aud
speeihcations, general Instructions to bidders and
blank forms OF proposal for any Of the above named
materials will be furnished to established dealers and
manufacturers on Application e this Office
apl6stthst Colonel Corps Of EngineefA
DRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF. MUTTON, 10.
OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEror co,nsnsAxr
OF SUBSISTENCE,
Sealed Proposals IN tripucate addressed e tie under
signed will be received at this office, until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON on THURSDAY, MAY FIFTEENTH
1884 at which time and place they will be opened the
bidders foS furnishing the Fresh Beef re-
quired by the Subsistence Department, United states
fiscal year commencing July LIST, 1884.
Separate Proposals will also be received for furnish.
Ing from the contractors sta during the period
such choice cuts Of Fresh Beef, Mutton and Corped
Beef as may be required for sales to officers
The government reserves the right to reject any all
Information as to conditions quality Of Beef pay.
nent, &C. can be obtained by application 20
ap14-6t Capt. and G. g.. U. y. A.
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CoAL AND w GOD.


AIDES YOU CAN CONFIDENTLY CONSULT Dr.
IL BROTHERS.. g6 Is St. sw. Particular attention
.i1 TO all diseases peculiar to Edies marled Crsinge
Ali IRREGULARITIES and OVARIAN troubles treated Thirty
seven Year, experience. apl1-lm'
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HOrrors of Hunger and Cold.

CHASTITY REMINDERS OF THE JEANETTE DISASTER
Nlnderman, continuing his statement before the
Jeanette committee OF inquiry after the close OF
IRE STARS report yesterday afternoon, said that
Melville had told him that the officers OF the eXpe-
dition had poison with which 10 kill themselves
when all hope was abandoned Witness said that
when the bodies were found, from the appearance
OF that or Dr. Amblers Il was evident that lac had
before death bitten his hand and sucked Ills own
blood The fingers and toes OF some " TIE other
bodies had been burned OF, evidently While the
men were trying TO set warm.
Fireman Bartlett, OF the Jeanette, repeated Mn
Germans statement about the poison and said fur
Their that he had seen Lieut.. banenhower assault
Newcomb, throwing him down Ia the bottom OF Tie
boat and choking him.
SEAMAN NORoS CONSTRAINED TO-DAY.
In the investigation OF the Jeanette arctic expe
d:tion today Seaman Noros WAS cross-examined at
considerable length by Mr.. Arnoux counsel Cor Mrs
DeIcug. Witness thought II was the Intention OF
Capt. belong, IN trying TO reach WrangCll Land TO
IND there secure wlntering place. In the judy
ment OF witness that was "A wise plan. Upon start
Ing on the retreat through the de,ra, witness
thought IL was the most important thing 10 save
the Naiudbl" papers which contained The results OF
the expedition, even If IL had been necessary to
belong was rule. the last 10 be served with
food at meals during the retreat. The witness
adhered to his statement that Melville might have
gone earlier than he did In search or Capt belong
party, because ia ten days after Melville found
natives and assistance at Geemavial0X The river
was 50 S0ltdly frozen over that n would have been
possible TO travel on II and reach Bulun.
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The National Academy Of Sciences.

ORAL AND AURAL TEACHING or DEAF MUTEs. ETc
The National Academy OF Sciences resumed its
session this morning Prot. Gallaudet. president OF
the National Deaf and Dumb college, spoke Of
some recent results OF the oral and aurai
teaching OF the deaf, and Illustrated what he had
done. ne Said ny cOnyerSiDg with deaf mute boy one
of the students In the college. The boy while un-
able TO hear, read speech from the lips OF Mr.. Gal
laudet and replied in tones which were quite audi
Die, and, as rule understood by the audience. The
reading OF the papers was then continued This
evening biographical sketches OF deceased members
will be read.
The following additional papers have been entered
to be read at the present meeting:
some experiments upon the spectrum NJ oyy-
gen." by Prot A. w. Wright son the application
OF trinomial nomenclature TO zoology" 10y Dr. FL
lott Coues "Soine recent results of the oral and
aural teaching OF the deaf under the continued sys
tem," by Dr. f NJ. Gallaudet. ".Iade implements
from Alaska" by irof F. W. Clarke.
Biographical notices u deceased members NJ the
National Academy o: Sciences viii be read IN the
hall Of the National Museum this evening or Gen. g.
X Warren, L. 5. army, by Gen. II. L. Abbott, U.S.
army; OF Prof. stephen Alexander. by Prof. C. 4.
Young, OF Princeton; OF Prot j. Lewrence Smith. by
Prof. Benjamin Silliman, OF New Haven: and OF DR.
John L. LeConte, by Dr. Saml ii. Scudder, OF CALM
bridge, Mass
ANOTHER TEST POKER CAsE.-Judge Smell to-day
fined Frank Sampson 500 and sentenced him TO fa
for one day, OF charge OF permitting gaming on
premises under his CONTROL at ITO 81 street north
west Several witnesses testified that they were
poker. buying the checks from the defendant, and
that enough was deducted from the '.pot" to pay
Tor the supper. Detectives Ran and Block testified
that. In company with other officers, they found a
game In progress 10 the rooms. and captured 229
chips and ii packs or cards Mr. Block said the
supper was an Incident TO all gambling games
The defendant said he invited his friends to
play, but derived no profit from the game.
The court said that when he invited guests 10 his
house he did not assess them pro rata for any
penses which might he incurred for refreshments
or otherwise The game. lac said was conducted in
the same way as a gambling game. All had the
beneft Of the drawing Of. For the purpose OF hay-
ing the matter Settled he imposed the sentence
stated above. An appeal was noted, and bonds In
the sum or $500 g1veu.
RoBBERIEs REPoRTED.-James O'Neal. 1862 3od
street, reports TO the police that ovcrcoat was
stolen from his hallway yesterday. Mrs +. VI.
Davis $50 III street, reports that yesterday pair OF
opera glasses. worth $50. was stolen from her..
George W. Driver reports that on the night of the
18th instant four billiard balls, valued s32
stolen from his billiard ROOM. Rev. J. = French.
S6 street northwest, reports thar about week
ago iadys black bonnet, valued at so, was stolen
from his house,
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Grant and Arthur.

From the New York World, to-day.
General Grant said 10 g. reporter OF the World,
who called on him at his residence, 8 east Goth
street, yesterday, that the paragraph representing
that he LEFT the capital without returning PrrSi-
dent Arthurs call did him an injustice. .Ihe fact
is" continued the general, "that soon after my
arrival President Arthur called on me and stayed
fully half an hour. Soon after his CALL in company
with Mrs. Grant, who was visited 10y President
Arthur's sister, and who afterwards lunched with
her. drove 10 President ArhUr'S ana sent In my
card, and did the same thing again shortly before
my leaving Washington. also acted in precisely
the same manner towards Mr.. Blaine, who likewise
called on me soon after my arrival. My personal
relations with President Arthur are and always
have been OF the most friendly nature. though he
is by no means my choice for the presidency"
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A MINISTERS "PERsoNAL PECUIIARrTIEs.r-The
Investigation OF the charges against Rev. VI. n Ca
prom, OF the northern New York conference, was
concluded in Utica yesterday, after lasting four
days The findings are as Follows: "The select
members appointed by conference TO Try the
ing heard the testimony and readings In the case,
do md the charges OF imprudent conduct immoral
hereby deposed from the ministry OF the Methodist
Episcopal church. This action deposing Merritt n.
nom the church under the charges which are sus-
tained Is done by reason OF exuenuating circum-
stances aud his personal peculiaItties" Mr.. Ca
however, told him that the decision Will not 20 re-
yerDed.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucrionser.
OUN LING, AuCtlOnOer.
CHANCERY SALE OF A WELL-LOCATED UNINf-
PROVED LOT. CONTAINING Is ACRES. AT

CHANCERY SALE OF A IMPLICATED UNIM-
PROVED LOT. CONTAINING, Is ACRES. AT
BhIGHl WOOD, D. &.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Coun bia sitting in Equity passed S
cause No 1892 Equity Docket 90 wherein Salnuel-A.
Butt is plaintiff and Rebecca H. Bealle ct al de-
t S1Nia4 l VIII. ON SATURDAY The TWENTY:
Lotk O'CLOCK p NJ sell at public auction. in front
uate at Brrhtwood in the District d Columbia to wit:
All that part of tract Of land called Resurvey of
Peters Mill Seat" beginning at bound stone planted
at the northwest corner of said Lot the east line
9Th street road. thence south s deg east 81 the
east iue of the track thenc with said lines nth deg
east 80 SO tn nee north S34 deg. west 70 AZ D.
corner OF Csses lana: thence north 6 deg, east $50
p thence north SAA deg, west 49, TO stone in the
east line OF 9Th street road thence with said road
Ga deg. east 2Ot4 to the beginning. containing 10
acres.
rms: One-third cash; balance in two equal install
mens at and two secured by the notes the
purt laser or purchasers, and deed vi tIst upon The
property Sold Deferred payments to bear interest from
the date Of sale all cash ut the opoE the purCh-
ser OF purchasers. de Osit of 800 require, pn day
of sale All conveyancing ut purchasers cost If
erIns OF sale are not compiled tn within days
from the date thereof tie ustee the right to
resell the property at the cost and risk of the detautng
purchaser or purchasers.
BENJAMIN D. CARPENTER,
apl5-lOt PriahJwoCd D. Q.
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NAhnIAn

AL1EN-FFRGUS0N On Apri 10th. 1884 By che
Rev. f. q Addison of Trinity p E church Nj Il r
ALLEN to Miss A V. FERGUSON.
Observation-Disclosures. On hpril Is 1854 nv tho
Rev j. T. Nourse at the residence Of the brides Rrrrt-
WA. CLAUDE BARRETT 10 MABEL. A PAIlkf TISST
both vi Georgetown, u. g.
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FINANCIAL.

LEWIS JOHNSON & Co.
BANKERa
Dealers in INVESTMENT SECURITIES
UNI ED STATES. DISTRICT. RAILROAD BONDS
OF the latter class have list Of good Bonds showing
ment. mario Inn
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PAyrSG A BRrBk IN BRows P.rEs-A shaa

PAVING BRTBE IN BROWN PAPER--A shaFf r.
ago the ST rOuis Post-Dispatch charged tiat
house OF delegates, the lower branch OF thu ,..f
clnal assembly, was In the hands OF a r. ~, e..
being Invited 10 subStantiate the asSeriital 81.
facts IL yesterday revealed a very interestlua
OF bribery and corruption In which one OF Tii,. az
yates. livery stable keeper named Scham rl...-f
alleged 10 have played very Lnoble DaIf
story runs that he was tempted by the ring .l,.,-
Ed Butler and Warren McChesney, who puE.l. b..
his vote In favor OF q certain measure with D.
which presented the appearance or a 81 .eN Ist
oils, but which turned out 10 be a bundle CO. SO.
paper with Il bin at each end Of it. TIT
Will be Investigated and brought 10 the ~ CO.,.
or the next E-rand Jury
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1NHE OTTO GAS ENGINE
REQUIRES no boiler. avoids al expensive attendance
psed s1tensyely iSr running Ps.senssr and FREIGHT
and IitLOgrsphic Presses Coffee Mills Hoasters Paper
and Ruling Machinery. tAthes &c, &c. This engine
Possesses the least number Of WORKING parts. aud
great Implicitly Of mechanism
For Particular to pricaA &c. knply ~ Once D..
aSllpxtOn GAs Light Ca WIZ
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,

SPIENpID, Up, BUSINESS PR PERTY.- NO ZIG
STREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION
on Thu RsDAY AFTERNOON APRIL sEvEN-k.
front Of the premises HA
PART OF LOT 49, SQUARE 40
fronting Il feet on It'll street side with depth Of
= fe to al alley improved By press- brick front
bWeinnR containing IA rooms and lsrve Store-rO0m:
oAsOi the pest cuisines properties on 9Th street.
splendid business stand for any purpose, and pre-
seit- q splendid opportunity for investment.
. Terms: One-hRf cash balance in year, notes TO
pear six cent interest and be secured by deed Of
trust Oh premises If terms not complied with in
seven days property be resold al rsk and cost Of de-
lsIE purchaser after five days public notice of such
rteae IN newspaper published in Washington. d.
T. deposit OF $3.50 at time Of sale COnveyancing.
&c, al cost of purchaser
apS-d&ds DCNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers,
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The Courts.

EQUITY CoURT-Jud9e Jones'
To-day, CreSSwell agt Brooks; rule on CIV. Stick
ney issued. Sweeny agt. Sweeny: time TO take tes
tfmony limited. knight agt. knight; do Hays
agt. Hays sale ordered and c. c. Cole appointed
trustee to SELL Herbert agt- Williams: order APP
pointing George ID. Tan guardian ad liten. John
son agt Johnson recession OF order or reference 10
auditor.
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VU1HoMAs T. wAaaAMAN. Real Estate Auctoueer.

In pursuance Of the provisions Of the VIM Of thezss
lste William Morrison, Of record IN the ONCE Of H;s
shall sell q public auction. On the TWtMTY FIRST
front of the preises the House and Lot situated on ~
street. between avenue aud street north
west known the northern 70 feet Of lot square
No 49 by depth of l2o feet running back that width
to an alley Is feet wide.
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance in six twelve and
eighteen months with interest cash. at the option Of
purchaser.
VIII MORRISON Surviving Executor.
THOS. E. WAGGAAIAN. Real Estate Auct. spl1.dkds
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Going for the LOBBYISTS.

ALBANY, N l., April 1.-THE general street rail-
road blu il before the assembly, and the Hobbies
byists interested in its passage to such an extent
that the assembly passed resolution tnStructing
the superintendent OF public bulldogs to expel
the legislature.
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/ PENSsYLv.Sr. Rorrf

I'At GREAT ESxsy1v,x1, ror-rr
,orIn9} The iE N9h Iii. "Esr AM SOUTHWEST.
Is IfTECT N6liabfi IL l5r ~ ~ Is A'tNi
OF sIarH ANp .rhlETs ss roLIaWs,I ''''NA'
1GP1ttsburr and the West CHICAGO III.ited Express
ss daily YIN siseiins Cars iroI1 Harr m i;'
{ Sncinnati Se,isrn tApr,Ss 40 p M daily
tiicaso. "a Coiunbs and C. & l. + k 'iy Win if1
20 p m d4iIy, Tor fttsInrs and the %es,. VIII
fafsa stNfk ear hs Ta i0f6hG to Sf.E
Jor Ire. CaIlaiidai-ua. Rochester Buffalo Na1-ra
a.s.to ss . s snd Way mh faA n ntr'
Tram having asi.nrton Gil SATURDAY hight viii
Ici " IlIiausIort. Lock Haven and EIlira sl94OA n
ca1 ~ t5esit sunday "a! r,s, SKA ,o.ro,
80 loco and IL 10 l. Ii On Sunday. 400. 1000 aid
PSF IL Limited E1Iress Q; iuIiil-An iasior Can.
II I'ston without change li0a n every week day
IoI Brookyn T. ali through tra,r. connect a. Ter.
tay CITY With beats of Brooklyn Annex, aftcrtinx
issge scE,es New Iork city.
1o Philadelphia. sIs aud 1880 a. m lao 90 1000
LlI rcd f1Ir.ss 40 a u daily. EXCEPT sunday
40 a =. 20 az 20 ii zoo S1 and aG1 Is u Ana 59
uGAS AolC ~ Ia ". ~. AZ. lO:Uo aud Has
to: Pores Creek Linz. t 10 NJ aud A4op. daily
Fer AiLa.os An and 4Aop m. daily excel, sun.
VA aNb Ai hnD IH EA
go =: ard Ii s. pDo o. sandaSai
EieIend TIE ' seua,h IS and j, osa Am dali,
nG ~ y II. Gaily, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
iC 30 So i 90 s, so ID . sGn
u snd t-;iV hidhlsht Cl sunday III O6 and ~: u
Issst and Information a, tn. oc. por,s,,., oorn.,
n can Ss lett o1 11sn a and At the s.
ssse to destination iron h tells aud resdensts
CHAs Z PUGH. Genera MANAGE. -.selssr AGENT
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MT VERMONT BIT. VERMONT
STFsNFR v w. COPC0pSv
leaves rth wharf daily szCep. Sunday for VI.
Vernon at 10 O'Clock returning reaches Washing.
ter about 3:S0p.nl
90 I. I. BLAKE. Captain
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A Maryland Parr1esSe.
THANK shkNlos BRAINS his FATRKB 50 SAW y
kNTlIa,s

kOIbRke LFL
ohas sAenton, OF Dorchester county. No. YES
Ai''a yesterday oy his son, Frank, IN o farnily
quarrel The father was a m.n M brutal aad nm
soNerhable temper, and when intoxicateA WIS
eNeh daIgerous While In this condition yester-
usN NJ uEan oesuns his wife, whereupon TIE eoa
demonstrated This aroused the fsrssrIfy of tho
nan. VINO se.hen gun and pursued his soh from
tie nous just as The father fred the boy threw
uuhs''i hehlil1 Noolpie and the bullet passed
a"oNe nm Not following him further the ekrAged
man returned 10 tie house. Fearing DIR his
The door beheld his frenzed rgther holdlac the
tleSltf Gown viii oBe hand. lille with tie other
ne tounshed large Knife IN the air The bow
Seizei cluo and dealt his drunken parent 3 heavy
dow on The head lie then assisted his motber q,
a chslr ana turned 10 examine the condition OF his
,a'IsI, Mhu, 70 hls hornT, WAS dead The blow
had fractured the skull Killing him InstanIIr An
inquest was h'id, and verdict WAS rendered
a,cprding 10 the iactA Young Shenton Was arrest
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ALBANY, \. Y, April 1.-THE assembly to-day
passed bill authorizing New York City TO appro-
pirate $4,000 In aid OF the fund for the erection of
the pedestal for the Bartholdi statue
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Inc Delaware Republican Convention.
hh RICHARD HARRINGTON RAISES 4 LITTLE TX
ClTEMENT.
DOVER, Apfn 17.-In calling the convention to
oraer Richard Harrington attempted speech In
the state central committee, following this up
oy q disclaimer OF responsibility in the re-
mova OF Judge Wales This statement was
received With storm or applause aud hisses cries
Oh PUT him out" and confusion, and for moment
II looked as II some OF the most excited delegates
woulo come 10 blows The Interpolation Of George
V. Massey Quoted the uproar.
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H,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On STKEkT. NEAR ST. ALUASIUS CHURCH
NOKTHWESI, AND ALSO ON MARYLAND Az
EMF; BETWEEN IOUR.AND-A-HALF AND
SIXTH REEFS sou /! NEST.
By virtue Of decree of the supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia passed in equity No ss;;
Gao. wall sell trustee, at public auction. i'll 'A
front Of each of the premises th. hereinafter d scrbed
real estat, to wit On MONDAY. the TWENTY
EIGHTH pay Or APRIL, A, D. 1884 at HALr-PASr
FOUR O'CLOCK p. IN. Lots Nos 1874 and 1885, in Shep-
herds subdivision of square No 623 situated street
north between First street and North Capitol stree.
northwest And Oh the day. at the of HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK 7. NJ. the east halt of Lot seven
90 i'll Reservation d. situated Maryland avenue be-
tween and 9TH streets southwest improved by good
substantial dwelling house
Terms OF sale: Oneth 90 cash. and the balance to
be Pad III g. AZ and this with ntej from the
OF sale anu thereof to he secured the prom
issOry notes Of the purchaser purchasers or al the
purchase money he paid cash day or OH
the ratification thereof by the court lien is reserved
Oh the property sold Tor the purchase money and inter
est No dee VIII toe given until purchase money and
Interest shall be paid post OF 800 each piece of
PROPERTY will he required when knocked down. All
al purchase cost If terms Of sale are not
complied with within 10 days after sale, the property
will be esod at risk aud costs OF defaulng purchaser
s. ;. HENkLE, Trustee.
npl3-dts AGO Louisiana avenue.
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40 FOB MEN-CHECKS IN SIX HOURA
Cures IN three dAys Drug Store. 10 \. Ith street.
Philadelphia
sepS leoPsnnA ave. Warrington, q. q
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DrBIoUs TESTIMONY IN THE SHARON ufNu.
CAsE--ln the Sharon divorce case In San FT1i-,s
yesterday Mira Fanny NJ. Simpson testlfir
MISS hiil Told her In March, 1883, that she hac
engaged to Sharon, but that the engaCemti.i ,
broken of, and she was going 70 sue him foI b..
OF promise. On cross-ex animation the p.tl
acknowledged that she had received NOR
Sharon TO cover expenses incurred la hui /.
Witnesses
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ANvIFry AT NAnRrp Aborr CI-r,-Einc

ANXIETY AT MADRID AboUr CrBA-KinC Alfonso
is suffering from violent attack OF malaria, and
at the cabinet council on Tuesday WAS very
nervous and eXcitable. Instructions were sent 10
Senior Valerta the Spanish minister here, directing
him to protest to this government against the
escape Of Aguero. The spanish ministerial papers
severely blame senior Valer1a for not advising the
governments at Havana and Madrid or the
gravity OF the Cuban Revolutionary movement.
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nLD VINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN Al
" the best. SO Is JCsIHs old stand known Tor go,
e IN GnlS pLAGe where hrst-clAss sECOND.HaSn
CLOIHANo call lie sold AZ IespeetAbIs prlcsS Airs..
Aoo1css
SlSld'S Sio stand No. CID street between SSuxai
stL streets northwest
~--~NSss - = ALL id.