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The Evening critic., 1884-01-26
WEST WASHINGTON.

Mr.. Kelly, residing on Thlrty.nfth street,
was knocked down near the Circle last night,
about / l 80 o'clock, by two colored highway.
men and robbed Of S21 I'm money, silver
watch and handsome gold locket. Mr.. Kelly
reported tho case 10 the Fourth Precinct. Ho
describes ono OF his aseailant5 as tall, muscu-
laf-looklng brute, wearing mustache.
II was reported this morning that OK Police
Onlcer Whitmore, who has been seriously III
FOR come months past, had died.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26
The mortality I'm December.

The report OF the Health onicer for the
month Of December, 1888, shows that there
were 1G6 deaths. This gives an estimated
death rate of % 80 per 1,CCo per annum for
the whites, 37.S1 for the colored, and 1858 for
tho total population.
10 unusually large, being COL per 1,Oo0 per
annum above the mean rate for the month OF
December for tho past ten years. The fatal
cP9es OF measles, from which cause 90 delths
arc reported, ives generally complicated with
pneumonia
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26
CONDITION OF THE RIVER.
The ice Moving ut Harper's Ferry
No Immediate Danger Here.

NO Emmedin1c Danger Here.
AT the Signal ONCE this morning It was
learned that reports from Harper's Ferry dur.
ing the night and this morning showed that
tho ice had broken and was moving rapidly,
and that there was slight rise In the river.
There is no apprehension felt, as Il is stated
that the Ice Is 30 thick and solid opposite the
ciiy that tho break AT Harpers Ferry cannot
affect this part of the river, unless there Is a
very great rise, OF which there Is no indic1.
ton and no probability.
Tho Signal ONCE authorities sent man to
Great Falls this morning TO remain on duty
there and report any Indications OF an up
preaching lreshet, so that the merchants aud
wharfowners, etc , eau be given timoly warn
Ing OF IN expected overflow, II the necessity
should prise,
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26

SMOKE sodf6 o. Virginia.
-!PHt gas-lamps will be lighted at $50
o'clock p, m. and oxtlnguislled atAe;lo, a. m.
DIR. @. w. SCOTT. .laakk1g Formerly of
Ninth stTaathefthwest.
as..kB'nE Criminal Court nfeb this morning,
nut Mr.. A. g. Worthington, not yet having
been commissioned, did not appear, ana tho
court adjourned until Monday next.
DETECTIVE RAFF this morning took
into custody Bush Poe, n tailor IN the employ
OF Katzenstein, tho clotbior, on tho charge OF
robbing his employer. Ran states that the
robbery consists OF clothing, aud no recovered
lot from secondhand store, where It had
been disposed OF by the prisoner. .g<rltf
The Iemilesps
and exchange excerpk flAtAwlll appear In tho
GG; re sf to,@2fasaTdfe slone worth the price
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26
The had SON of ~ Good NIau.

Detectives Ran and Block yesterday arrested
Green Durbin, a white man 46 years old, for
several robberlee. Tho officers state that the
prisoner ia the son OF Bishop Durbin, OF Ohio.
He is charged with the larceny OF gold watch
and several oyercoats. His aeld OF oporation
was the Congressional Library at tho Capitol,
where the oflicers state he would walk In and
when leaving would select good overcoat
that did not belong TO him.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26
Collars kka, epfsS
at Morgan's steam lallalty 617 Ninth street
northwest. LowssfffiSs.
ssKaIIwaAAMairs.

,.ok5efcer Slaughter, general passenger agent
OF the II. 4 ID. system, was In the city to-day.
Nine through passengers from New York to
San Francisco via the Virginia Midland 4
II. 4 d. II. II. and Southern Pacific passed
through the city yesterday.
Mr.. J. 8. u. Thompson, assistant general
passenger agent of the Virginia Midland, was
at the ONCE or the company. corner OF Sixth
and pennsylvania avenue, to-day.
The Virginia Midland Railway VIII sell OK
cursion tickets to New Orleans on the occasion
OF the Mardi- Gras, for $40S6 thearound trip.
Tickets will be on sale February 81, % and %,
good TO return until March @, 1891. This short
and direct route offers the best facilities for this
business. Trains leave Washington at 8 :35 q.
M, with buffett sleeping.car for Atlanta, and
one change only TO New Orleans; and 10 40 p.
M, with Pullman drawing-room, sleeping-car
through TO New orleans without change. This
10 the quickest and most comfortable route
between Wellington and New orleans, and is
the time chosen by tho Fifth Maryland Regl-
ment for their visit 10 the Crescent City TO
participate In the ceremonies attending the
arrival OF Rex In his capital
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26
II uniting UP Testimony 10 Save
WlmseIC.

Detective Block has been BUSY, II Is sald,
all the week summOning parties whom he sus
poets to have participated at some stage OF
their lives In game OF cards at 116 mir.
teenth street. by way OF making good his
charge that the place "a gambling house.
Some OF the gentlemen who nave been notified
10 appear In court are business men, aud, It Is
said, don't even know for what they are sum
moned. II this 10 the case IL roally looks like
Brother Block Is prostitutlng his power. II
Block can sustain himself In breaking Into q
mans house and burglarizlng his safe, he
should do II, but II doesn't seem To fair
minded man that he has right 10 drag gem
tlemen away from their business 70 give testi-
mony In a case In which they know pnthlnf.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26
MIR. warner WON'T Accent.

TO the Editor of he EUenins Critic:
As you intimated In ye7terday's issue that /
am candidate, ple9 % say do not want 20 be
n delegate TO the next Republican Convention,
ror would accept the position iftendered me-
Yours truly, u. II. WARNER.
JPu, 20, 1891.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26
Four Lives Saved.

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup relieved ,Sssff OF my
children OF most alarming att1Sk6f who op-
Ing cough from whi ,S and necSs
swallowing. NOthink - iid give them even even
temporary relief npes{tnR syrup was tried.
One bottle inpSsr'ght saved tnolr lives,
GEO. W. EARuAEr,
Captain OF Police, Baltimore, Nd.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26
The Size of the Brick.

Tho Engineer Commissioner has directed
Jam; Small, sealer OF weights and measures,
10 enforce the provisions of the law In relation
10 the size OF bricks manufactured and sold In
the city. The law on this subject requires that
bricks manufactured, sold or offered for sale
within the city shall DO made from moulds 0A
inches In length, 4hs inches wide and 2ia
inches deep. This order was Issued In conse.
utlCfe DelHS suiu' -..al.4ffA7
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26

It'll said cards OF invitation have been issued
for an old.faehioned taffy pulling, 10 take pl ace
at the residence OF Attorney-Goneral Brewster
at on early day. IL Will be beautiful sight
20 sec BcnIy Brewster at one end OF u string of
thf1y and the handsome Executive at the other.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26
MARRIED.

CUNNINGHAM - MEAD.-At st. Peters
Church, January %, 1884, by Rev. Father
O'Sul)ivan, George A. Cunningham, OF Rich
mond, Va, TO julia A., the daughter of James
Ii. Mead, Of this city.
JonUary % 1851 M nay,a Toornv 70 NIL
Nettie d. Flick, both OF Rockingham County,
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26

General Gordon, accompanied only by his
military secretary, Colonel Steward, and his
personal stan Will embark for the Upper Nile
this evening.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26
The Excitement II Cnusaas.1p

The telephone men are all intapsst6d In the
decision ola PhlladelphlA Tho other day.
stocks is intense, IsSte1t Is no more 80 than
among tho cli1pghs OF Washington. because OF
the fact thiSp5ames Th1rp, No. Sis 4 street, Is
pEkssG
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26
A FEW CITY DOTS
That VIII Interest II Number of
People.

prominent 1owan, now In tho city, IA au
thorly for the statement that Colonel George
II. Corkhill, late District Attorney will shortly
take up his residence at Keokuk, his old home,
with view Of again Identifying himself with
the people OF that place ana securing tho
nomination next fall for Congress. The Colo.
mel Is said to be very strong with tho soldier
element OF Iowa, many OF whom no led In
battle In the late war.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26

Another Suit Against the District.
Messrs. Hewlett and Shea, as attorneys for
Ameila Robinson, to-day entered suit against
the District OF Columbia, claiming $4,000
damages. The declaration sets forth than ON
the night OF the 9Th instant the plaintifl, while
crossing Twenty.tfth street northwest, fell
lessly left without signals OF danger, aud no.
ceiVed serious injuries.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26

announces a greatledA ctiapI ,effne photos for
short season, giyAs nkypersonal attention to
every citing, and 8ost anteos superior work.
The finest appafhH I'd #tudlo in the city. In.
yites yopRfnepecti5n. NCabnet photos 30 per
dozenss afce, 1917 and 1910 Pennsylvania ave
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26
"senator Edmunds' complaint relative to

"Senator Edmunds' complaint relative to
tho aged and foulsmelling nay In our Avenue
cars should be at once looked into" remarked
h citizen TO n CRITIC reporter this morning.
'li the Commissioners or tho Health OfIicer
have SJt the power 10 compel tho railroad
companies TO keep their cars clean, then Con-
gress should act IN the NATTER
Tho universal cry oil along tho line among
the citizens OF Washington II for Il now city
pOstofice. Tho present ono IA n st1ndlug dis.
grace TO tho city. Let there no no bickoring
about n site. First get an appropriation, ana
then select q site.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26

WY ANTED - MARRIED FARM JAND
w (wmts) so ana house per month; cooks,
ChnmbtrmaicB, nurses, scrub and Kitchen grls
nud Other help, with references. g,6 II 81. n, W. ,
Price e t'OOmbg, liCpnHpd agents, ia2LOLF
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26

WIANTED-A STOUT BOY, 10 YEARS OLD,
wv In o commisbion,housc; must write n iair
hand ana understand figures, and not afraid Of
Critic Office ialIgt
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26
AUCIInK SALES.

by J. n. GOODWILL,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.
ERrY IN GEORGETOWN, DC
BY virtue Of certain decd Of truat bearing date
ON the 18th day of July, a. ID. 1873, and duly re-
corded In lher No s0G folio 107 Ell seq, one OF the
land records Of the Distriot of Columbia we Will
sell at public auction in front OF the promises .,.
on Monday. the 2Sih day OF January, A. d. 40
1851; at 800 o'clock p, M, the following-de- Sls
scribed real estate situate In tho city Of George.
town, District OF Columbia, to wit;
Althnt certain piece or parcel ofgrOund known
ard distinguished as, and being lol numbered two
hundred and sixteen (2lG) In Beatty & Hawkins
addition to Georgetown, fronting on the south
side OF Sixth street, between Frederick and Mar.
ketstreets. seventy (70l feet by depth Of one
hundred and fifty $50, together with the I'M
pTovements, etc.
Terms ofsale; one.thlrd cash, balance in three
equal payments In G, II and rs months, and Sc
cured by deed oftrust on tue property sold or all
cash at option of purchaser One hundred dollars
deposit nj time Of sale and all convcyanclng and
recording at the cost of purchaser. Terms TO be
complied with within seven days from day OF sale,
otherwise the trustees reserve the right 10 resell
the property NJ the cost and risk of defauting
purchaser amer seven days advertisement
b. n. WARMER.
JNO, JOY EDSON
jaiLeod Trustees
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26
r II. COLDwELL,
y. Real Estate Auctoneer,
No. 1922 Il ST. NJ W.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE -
LOTS ON MASSA uUSETTS AVENUE l19A
AND EIGHTEENTH STREET EAST ~.
by virtue of deed of trust dated January 3, A.
D. 1852, and recorded in llber $50 folio I0O ct seq,
of the land records of the District OF Columbia,
default being made In payment Of Indebtedness
secured thereby, by written request Of the party
securedI Will sell at public auction In front of
the premises, to the highest bidder, on SATUR-
DAY, the I'd day of February, A. ID. 1881. at
o'clock d. M, all Of original lots numbered four
teen 90, fifteen tl5) and sixteen ClG), in square
one thousand one hundred LOO.
Terms-One.half cash, the balance In one year
at O per cent secured by q deed of trust ON said
property. If the terms OF sale are not complied
with within ten u0) days from day of sale the
trustees reserve the right to resell the property ut
the risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser. A
deposit of tl00 will be required when bid is ac
cepted All convcyanclng and recording at pur-
chasers cost. MADISON WHIPPLE,
ia1S-1at Trustee.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26
II r. COLDNELE,
H. Real Estate Auctioneer
No. 1922 Il ST. n, W.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON
MASS AVE. AND SINTEkNTH STREET
EAST AND ON NORTH q STREET, NEAR
TWELFTH STREET N. II.
BY virtue ofn deed oftrust dated November 20,
A. D. 1881. and recorded In liber 09l. folio 40 ct
sea" of the land records of the District Of Column
bio, default being made In payment OF indebted
NESS secured thereby, by written request OF the
party secured, we Will sell nj public auction -
In front of tho premises to tho highest bd-k.tH
der on SATURDAY, the2d day OF FEBRU- =
Any, A. ID. 1884, at 1880 o'clock ~ M, all of lot
numbered twelve (l2) In square l00j and Int mum
btred nve5 In Margaret Bowdler's and others
subolvlsion OF square iO8S.
Terms: One-hali cash. the balance In one year
at per cent, secured by q deed Of trust on said
property. Ifthc terms OF sale are not coupled
with within ten u0) days from day Of sale, the
trustees reserve the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost of the dcfauting purchaser,
deposit of sl00 will be required when bid Is accepts
cd. All conveyancing and recording at purchas-
era cost.
MADISON WHIpPLE,
JOHN MORRISON,
n1Sl5L TrusteQs
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26

NOR SALE
II HALL & SON SQUARE PIANO.
Beautiful rosewood case, carved legs and Tyre.
Rich quality of tone and fully warranted. Price.
$I65, ON easy terms. II. q SMITH,
nl6 1903 Pennsylvania avenue.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26

Il INTERNATIONAL REAL ESTATE
AND
INVESTMENT COMPANY.
oFFICE-e2o STREET NoRTHwEsT.
FOR SALF-Farms in Virginia and Maryland.
" Houses and LotB In City aud VI
cinty.
BARGAINSl BARGAINSll BARGAINS!Il
MONEY TO LOAN ON Real Estate. Terms easy
and Long Time.
ELSON II. WRIGHT,
dS.tuthds General Manager
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26
MIR. Gssx@$w. Driver
pERTINENR PARAGRAPHS.

has somethingto say for himself in tod
,RsEablieth. 1t is we'll worth pergalpg.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26
nSHF NORWOOD INsTlTUTE

yNHE NORWOOD INSTITUTE.
Il A SELECT BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
for young ladies and children. Mr. and Mrs. VIM
ID, CAbell, Principals, 1912 and 1914 14th ut, n. W.
aug29tf
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE STUDIES AND
~ shorthand; 14th year; JAMES CORRIDON
private tutor, Emgrson Institute 9l4 lith street
uOrtnWpst aug2stf
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26
WIN. Id. NALLNY.


Bookblnder, Paper Ruler and Blank Book Manu-
lneturer. Dor. OIh and u ats. IA. W.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26

FVNHE HUYb' ENULISH AND CLASSIUAL
Il High School, j. w. Hunt principal com
mences Its fifteenth year september 10, 1883 In
the north session room of DIR. Sunderlani's
Church, ~ at. NV. Instruction thorough. Its
pupils, as rule, take high rank In the collegeI
Government schools and universities, Address
the principal Lock BOX 535 Warrington d. o.
for circulars, testimonials of patrons or an inter
vii me-
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26
nInnkMI CInasl6d

In Tho most satisiaef1FyI fAanner at Morgan's
steam laundry Ea,T Min street northwest
Lowest plisss.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26
WfHTED---Rooms.

WI ANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM; GOOD
w light aud bed n small room Off tor sleep.
ing apartment; musn be near departments All |
cars Address Auord ey, Critic office. ia29.ste
w ANTED-BY AtENTLEMAN oFQUIEr
w habits, room In o private family; would pre-
fer the home OF n widow lady OF Refinement. Ad-
dress. stating terms, Lewis. Critic olIlce. ia25lts
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26

DRAWIEG AND PAINTING TAUGHT BY
IL Miss Kate Robinson terms moderate; best
references given. Apply at 1872 Mass. ave. N. W.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26

DR. STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, CORNER
- 9Th and II ats. n. W.. uses local anesthetlc
on the gums TO alleviate pain Of extracting; sew
eral thousand patients testify TO Its efficacy; Dr.
ParsOug Is n regular graduate ialS
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26

CPECIAL COURSE IN SHORTHAND AT
- Howe's Business School, 5l7 18th st. twice n
week; 20 per month. Ia2l
flALL AT THE WEST.END HOTEL
~ Georgetown, and see John Newhousc, the
hermit ia22
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26
WANTED S,inatons--FemaLe

Advertiseme nts of lines under the head OF SIT.
nations Wanted are inserted 2ilmes free.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26
FOR REFT--Rouses.


LNOR RENT-THREE NEW HOUSES, JUST
~ completed; two fer s25 per month; one with
ii rooms for s35 per month; good location. Apply
at 1919 llih st. n. W. afler O'clock p. M la2l.Sts
NOR RENT--4Os, 4O7, as, ll9 ST. n. Il: NEW
$50 La. ave. d22
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26

wv ANTFD-A SITUATION BY A RESPECT
w able white WOMAN as cook: nothing hut
critic ONCE. is28
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26

CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,, LIN.
- coin Hall building, corner of Ninth and ID
streets northwest. Day and evening SEES
sions. Complete in Its arrangements for training
sons ana daughters, and men and women for self
support and real life, Students received every
month In the year. Scholarship for year, from
date OF entrance, day or evening, $50. Special
terms by msnth or quarter, or for year by install
menls Circulars mailed on application,
HENRY q. SPENCER, Principal
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26

WANTED "A bTuATIoN As SEAN "
w StfCSs or hOusdEceper; z pod reference. M.
nly dfO Md. ave g. W. JAG
The Evening critic., 1884-01-26

Neutrality-suspicious. ny 4 CoLoREpo
w woman as cha 'bermold. Apply AZ No "a g
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-03-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Max Hoffman,, switzerland; Edwin H..
Brown, New York; W. II. Pulaski, Philadel-
bhiai Il, !. olingmon, N. y; Franklin Adams
Brooks and wife, Boston; Charles Nichols
and wife, 81. Paul; Mrs. Charles Nc.
Aiyre, ST. PAUL. George W. Tanning and
pEife, N. Y; U. A. Parsons, Bostoni
I. +. oushman, N. y; O. II. Josline, n. vi Q.
Q. Matthews and wife, n. y; o., W; Packard,
Brocktoni John +. Whelen, Nashville; O.. W.
J. r. Runes, N. Y; O. Il. Jardins, N. XII W. ..
Watson, Florldai W. Herrick, Paris; II. II.
Assebur, N. y; j. q. parke, Tombstone, A. I.
W. W. Bissell, Pittsburgh; j. Il. Wenhsiadle,
Pittsburgh; j. NJ. Hayward, N.Y.i A. NJ. Nay,
New Druswick City; A. Yutruan, New Bruins,
wick City; j. a. Chrlstopheri W. Utty and
ken, N. j.; Albert Hoffman, Hoboken, N: J.i
+. NJ. PIERCE, N. Y; willard Il. Bowen, Min
nesota; W. W. Rapley and wife, city Randolph
ole, Utica. n. T.. III. II. Burras and wife, Utica,
N. vi Mrs. DR.. #. II. Burras, Utica, N. Y.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-03-24
REAL ESTATE.

The following transfers OF real estate were
filed for record to-day with the Recorder OF
deeds, as reported exclusively TO THE CRITIC
by j. f. olmstead, 1416 Now York avenue;
New Hampshire avenue, corner Virginia
avenue, 131AX123lh square 81, lot @. William
ton Gasllght Company; $3,206.40.
Fourth street west, between and streets
north, square GIG, part of lot %, north
13 Il. IN. by 100 William l.. Cathcart to John
L. McNally trustee; nominal.
Twelfth street west, at intersection OF Yer
mont avenue, square 307, sublot 10, 1873 1t.
liz In. on Twelfth street and 12l II. II In. on
Vermont avenue, John NJ. Graham to Sarah A.
Simpson; $500.
First street west, between canal and b street
south, square 57S, lots 20 to 80, inclusive,
160X1O0, Henry Wise Garnett ct al, trustees,
10 Henry A. willard; $4,776.
County.
Tennallytown, on Grant road, Thomas s.
Paxton 10 Helen NJ. Burrows.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-03-24

A delightful mid.Lent entertainment was
that given by Mr.. and Mrs. william Hutchin.
son at their residence, No. 922 o street north.
west, to celebrate the eighteenth birthday OF
their daughter, Miss Alice.
The popularity OF the young lady was at
tested by the large attendance of her High
School associates, who were most Hospitality
received and entertained, and the evening was
very eDjoyably spent.
Among tho guests present were the Misses
Adella Hammett, Lillian circuit, Erna Heiiplne,
Helen Lake, Annie Humphrey, Florence Perry,
Emma Henderson, Eva Houston, Minnie
Miner, Isis Mcmillan, Mary Neal, Reta spald
Ing and the Misses Noerr: Lieutenant Town
send, Messrs. Taylor, Billing, York, Voorhees,
Nesbltt, Hutchinson, Nairn, Moore, Smith,
and spalding. ssI>ssf
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-03-24
THE MORNING NEWS,


Local and General. Boiled Down,
worked Over md Furnished Up
Fresh.
M D.. III, -. .,... ..,,ii,,,is aud
twenty. on e biSho t, i to'dov' WV
Ado1nL c,oja "a ~ hung bimseIf M
huvlPn oteln, dgSu 10 huuB hiui'o" Nv
hoDoKen, NOD, yesteruay'
Saturday was observed as holiday IN
germany In honor OF inc Emperors Dirtuu"y'
A son of the late Vice-President Breckon-
ridge has been elected TO the California Legis-
lature.
The first through train of cars with fifty
passenrers left the city OF Mexico Saturday for
Chicago.
The Marquis Tseng, the Chinese Am
bassador has been ordered to return from
London to Paris.
Fxpresident Raez of San Domingo died
90 ~ az ,rs, aS ~ " v s
tune worth S2,5O0,OOo.
Sualfim hos beor eourd % bo On mn
beoi,by tho, tho t,ri,dsh aaid,ors ,hero oro 70
ne .nae sne prIisn soiuiers tnere arc 10
po ieHeNou o'ery iol.nisn"
=, Jesso uIhnV, .ne 1eneraIs youngest son,
~ sa ina 70 nave areaay accuuiateu fortune
vi eloo,ooo III nus proher pusiness'
Tho Grand ViZier of Turkey is said to
have complained TO tho United States OF Mini
ster Waiiaces importunate conduct
The acid works of Il. @. Chapel, Balti-
more, were destroyed by fre yesterday. Tho
works were insured for $4,000, which covers
During fight in New York yesterday
Charles /. Jacobus was fatally stabbed. HIS
brother.iHlaw, Thomas Reilly, whom he &C.
cused, was arrested
Tho steamor Citv of Montreal. which mr..
rived at Queenstown yesterday from New
| Tork, reports having passed an iceberg 200
| feet high and 400 feet long.
prince Rismarclr oave n dinnor Ia tbe
| Dinlomatto Corns in Berlin, Saturday. in
| bdpnr "S Tmnaror Wulinm's 97th hirtbday
| Minister Sargent was present.
Gaoroe M Runert treasurer of tbn Pam.
ayiyonis Eire Inanranca Comnany ~ waat
cSasdar pa IA short in MA occnnnta al x nno
To has confessed INDIGNANT 70 TINT amonnt
canvass "a ,So ,o,od u, vne IA
-, 10 ,,hi,,n, ,aa,,tas, ,av,,,1 nigy ~ ".
pros'nant ana tha naIor, ~ ,h Dn III :.
pnndaY, eu' 'no Hia'oiiS VI 'no Dohoora'9
N"nui'
A young man named Eli was shot and
| Killed Saturday, near Yorktown, Pa, by
| Thomas Rees, while attempting to prevent
bloodshed between TWO women, one OF them
'ne wig VI "ees'
| Six children were poisoned Saturday neal
| Meadville, Pa, from drinking the sap from O
| tree which thoy had tapped thinking 1t a su gal
| tree. Two of them have died and the Others
are dangerously sick.
Tho Shannon Tbetis which +Lo c,vor,
-, nc a,e a,.a, ~ nI I, Mhien yno Govern
| Greedy Relief Expedltlop, arrived nj New yorl
| yesterday. on her way she passed through
| forty-five miles OF fee.
Joo Foster tbo as,ob,or who ,vos shot Il,
| a. SVo ros.ei' wy etIroIer, WHO was sno1 ~
Ine leg n az Sam antonlO' Ihe ARRAY ~
NWI nicI bs , , up am hlng Flsher We're
$40 nnn i S oSn 10 s"iu " pS
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