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telegraph Extension.

THE INTENTIONS OF THE b. AND O. CO. AS ExPREssEp
BY MR. ROBERT GARRETT-A FORMIDABLE RIVAL
TO WESTERN ONION.
The Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company has
bought the lines OF the National Telegraph Com
pany, which extend along the route OF the West
Shore and New York, Chicago and st. Louis rail-
roads for the sum OF $4,000. Mr.. Robert Garrett
vice president OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. In answer to inquiries. said: ''our policy
Is TO go after commercial business. and our lines
are being extended as rapidly possible 50 as TO
reach all large towns and cities. our system is
already extensive, but until recently IL has been
connned TO the lines OF the railroad routes OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad and its connections
What We are now doing viii make complete and
perfectly equipped general system OF telegraph,
covering the entire area OF commercial business,
north and south, as well as east and west. our
recent acceSsionS OF NesIern Unon officials are not
the only ones tnat are coming TO Us. Mr. Wm. L..
Jones, late Western Union manager at Phiiadel-
phia, taxes charge OF our Office there. Mr.. j. T.
Bach leaves the Western Union 10 take charge OF
building new lines for US Mr.. John r. Zeubling
VINO was the superintendent OF the PENNSYLVANIA
and New Jersey district OF The Western Union SER
vice, takes charge OF our western division vii h
headquarters at Chicago. The competition with
the Western Union will not he confined 10 land
business alone. / am advised that the cable
steamer taraday VIII shortly start for this side
begin laying the new Atlantic cable the latter part
OF February, and by the first OF August next the
cable, laid at the cost OF S5,5CO.Go0 will be In a
position TO push an active competition with the
present cables, represented they are 10y capital
stock agg-regatfng Se09N.O00r
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The Heroic Lieutenant Rhodes.

1Hc 1ncIOlC A1cutendnt ktnOQ0Do
From the Lynchburg Virginian.
The Lieutenant Rhodes who figured as hero at
New Bedford, Mass, last week, when the City Of
Columbus was wrecked, by heroically saving many
lives, married a lady whose father. Mr. George W.
Hardw1cke, was editor Of the old Republican, of
this city, and who lived here for number of years.
but now resides In North Carolina. Lieutenant
OF New Haven and is about thirty years old His
father was sea captain, and the last vessel he
Young Rhodes made many trips with his father as
a boy, so that when he became man he was an
accomplished seaman. He served an apprentice
ship upon the revenue cutter Campbell, and before
the prescribed time for testing an apprentices
efficiency had expired he was appointed third
lieutenant in the revenue service and assigned to
duty on the revenue cutter Dexter in 1872 Thence
he was transferred to the cutter COlfax at Whining
ton, n. c. He remained at that post for i've years
when he was, by request. returned to hts old post
On The Dexter. He is brave and efI1cient OFFICER
and If any one In the department deserves promo
ton 1t is he.
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THE FINANCES OF BALrrMoRR-The n

THE FINANCES OF BALTIMoRR-The mayor or
Baltimore In his annual message presented lase
evening. gives the total debt OF the city as s3SsO
balance being met by the income OF the cftys In
yesrments. The sinking fund now amounts 70
SS6y044S41 The one million city hall loan OF 1854
viii fail due July list The mayor thinks that it
should be paid from the sinking fund, and recon-
nends that the council give authority so TO 90.
greater than in the preceding year, but the No
ceipts thanks 10 higher tax rate and q more
s357 .0o506 In 1888 than they were In 1882 He re-
cominends the adoption OF . general sewerage
system.
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CINCINNATI. o., Jan. ga morning paper states
that Samuel A. Medary, for a number OF years pay
railroad, has been relieved HIS accounts are ssia
10 be $4,000 short.
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THE PROFESSIONAL LETTER BEGGAR.-A regular
system OF appeals to persons who about to give
social entertainments is said to exist in Ph1ladel-
ph1a- One lady received the following note:
tsMadam-You are giving an elaborate and expen-
sive entertainment this evening. Your guests Will
come well clothed and in good health They will
It is an equal distribution OF the comforts Of life
that should be starving In a bare room? Please
give the carrier of this appeal few dollars and
cept nv blessings You will feel better at heart to
know while you are enjoying the evening that you
have also helped felow-creature along her weary
road"
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Boston TO r.avc n Cremarorv.

boston, Jan 29-A meeting or persons interested
In cremation Ws held In tIis city last night and
committee OF three, Including one lady, Was au-
pointed 10 prepare plan of organization The OBJ
1ect II the establishment OF cr,mathry either In
Boston or lis Immediate TIcinity. A charter viii be
applied for.
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BosToS, Jan 29.-The Liabilities OF Forbes Wight
& Co, dry goods, whose failure was reported yes
terday. about $1,000. the bulk of the indebted
ness being 10 New YORK houses The assets con-
slST of the Stock last account OF which was taken
year ago nolninaliy aggregating $4,000 TO
much less.
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MoBBED FOR SIZZLING BBLEs.-The small cfty of
Astorga, in Spain, was the scene yesterday of re-
ligious commotiOn. A party OF students, under the
leadership OF priests, made an attack upOn an
Englishman and native who were hawking Bibles
about the streets They even threatened to burn
the Spaniard The Victims made unaysiitne an
peals to the police tor protection.
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hsifed 1sitnsetf SOONER than Testify tu
a Murder G.tsp.

hENDNLvfrE, 1ND, Jan. 29.-Martin Sellers, OF
thlS place, WAS summoned TO testify AGAINST & e.
cam. charged with murder. and now being tried at
Albion He remarked that he would Kin himself
fainer Than TESTIFY. ShOr y Afterwards he went
TO his rooln and shot himself, dying In family.
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Serious Railroad Wreck.

THE ENGINEER KILLED, TIE FIREMAN FATALLY, AND
THE BRAKEMAN SERIOUSLY, INJURED.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Jan 9.-Jhe westward
bound passenger train on the Nashville, Chatta-
nooga and ST Louis railroad, which LEFT here at
a. ID to-day, ran into a rock which had fallen ON
the track about twenty miles from here. and q So
rous wreck was the consequence Engineer Dick
SurTee killed; fireman Bodine was fatally, and
a brakeman seriously, injured.
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ToRMENTED BY REMORsE.-A man giving the
name OF NJ F. Layton, of Modale, Iowa, shot him.
self through the right lung Friday night, while en-
route to Pittsburg, Pa, from st. Louis During the
sane man, and frequently exclaimed, 'don't arrest
me; am innocent. Oh, It was horrible death,
but could not help 1t. Their eyes are on me;
cannot get away" These remarks led the passen-
gers to believe that he might be the murderer OF
the Boedecker family, found murdered In q farm
house neaI St Louis last Wednesday.
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The Free Thiuker>' Convention I'm Bos.
ton.

BOSTON. Jan. 29.-At the Free Thinkers conven-
tlon last night, A. Schell, OF New York spoke upon
''Stephen Glrard's WILL and samuel L. Putnam an
eAclerg4 man, followed with an address on "T'homas
Paine ana tie French revolution" Addresses were
made 10y George Chainey and W 5. Bell The
former spoke on "Thc Animation OF liberalism
The latter on "PrOhibitiOn Failure
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Is ROXNcll lnAanel

TESTIMONY II TIE TRIAL AT BATAVIA
BATAVIA, y. v. Jan. 2a.-ln the Rowel trial To-
DAY Mrs Frances -Dawsuns testimony was read
stating that when Rowrll was at her husbandS
hotel his acts were unnatural, and she regarded
him AS crazy. +. z. Terry, storekeeper, gave
similar testimony
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THE MARYLAND LRGIsLATURE.-The house OF
delegates OF Maryland was not in session yesterday
In the senate petitions were presented for an
amendment to the bastardy law, for an ap-
preparation OF $4,000 to the MARYLAND college OF
rett county. Leave was obtained for a bill to ap-
portion the state school tax so that cOlored and
white schools may be eQualtZed
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Fire i'm Warxaw Ind

WARSAW, ND, Jan %. 4 building owned by c.
W. Chapman and occupied by James II. Cisney dry
goods: John McCony. furnishing goods. and Mayer
a. Zimmerman, fancy goods, were burned yesterday.
Loss 81, 900.
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TeIeRraphic Briefs.

| p. F. snd J. ". Koble, stock traders at vin-
cennes. Ind, Lave made an assignment Labin-
| ties $4,000.
| W. vi. Spragu S's leather board mill at Middle
| Falls Washington county, Y. ", was destroyed by
IRE last night causing loss OF $4,000 II was In
| sured Tor $1,000.
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A Missing Family.


FROZEN TO DEATH
Boston Jan. ED VI. Rif0rd, a merchant OF
MoIiah Essex county, Vermont, accompanied by
his wife and two young daughters started for his
fathers home In Warren. Vermont, January llth-
lie had a good team or horses, and expected 10
reach nis place OF destination on the same day.
The party has not since been heard from, and
their friends fear that they are at the bottom OF
Lake Champlain, or frozen 10 death under the
snow In the Green mountains.
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A WHOLE FAMILY PoIsoNED.-MrS Hall, wife OF
VIM Hall, OF Elkton, Nd, and four children, were
again taken suddenly Ill yesterday. and every ind
cation points TO their having been poisoned. On
Tuesday last the same members OF the family were
taken sick suddenly, and there were evidences that
the cause OF the illness was some irritant poison
Their physician was huITiedly sent for yesterday,
when the second attack showed ITSELF and proper
emeticS were given. The boy. who was so III after
the first attack is getting better but the mother is
very Ill. and the other children are In no better
ditOI. Suspicion pointed 10 an older daughter, who
does not reside with her parents, and vino had
turned out badly and once served term In the
house OF correction. The mother openly accused
her OF poisoning the family, and on complaint OF
lodged IN jail
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GALVESTON. TEX, Jan. ga special 10 the Netcs
from Aurora SayS-Ihe creditors OF J. w Biting dg
Co, general store, issued attachments against their
property yesterday afternoon The liabilities are
$4,000, and the assets are claimed 10 be $4,000.
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TIE LABOR CRISIS IN PARIs.-In the French
chamber OF deputies yesterday NJ. Jules Ferry, the
prime minister, said he recognized the gravity OF
the labor crisis In Paris. II would be cfricut, he
thought, to remedy IL. The excess OF building had
produced O crisis In the building trade. IL would
be 1mprudent to open new building yards The
government was considering a bill 70 open a credit
for agricultur1sts The crisis was not general,
but was confined to PARA
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a Kentucky Murder.

HowEsvuLE, Ky, Jan 29-Durlng a dfficulty
over an account between X L. Bruner, clerk in q
dry goods store. and one Charles Newman, the lat
Ter was stabbed and soon died. Bruner fed TO In
diana, but was captured and brought back.
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TAMMANY HALLS SHARE

TAMMANY HALLS SHARE.-Before the New York
assembly investigating committee yesterday, Reg
iSter Reilly testified that he could find the books
OF his predecessor in Office, which he required
TO produce. The witness Gid not remember what
was the amount OF assessment he paid TO Tammany
Hall last year. He thought 1t might be $50 600 that
he paid for advertising and also something TO TAM
many Hall for printing ballots &C. Did not pay any
ORGANIZATIONS
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A Respite for Kare Doup,a.s

ST. IoUIS, Jan. 29.-Kate Douglass who WAS 10
have been executed on Friday next. has been
granted a stay OF proceedings until The case can be
heard by the supreme court
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DEATH FROM MAD Docs BIrk-J B. Simpson, Q
seven OF leading citizen OF Red Gay,
Ga, died Sunday OF hydrophobia He was nottoo
by rafJid dog month since, but the wound eooQ
healed and IT was thought he had escaped the DAN
ger. Last week his arm swelled 20 an enormous
size and be grew Wild and would bark like 0oI
and made frantic efforts 20 bite has atteo0anfA H
died In great agony.
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ST. JoHNSBURRY CENTER, VT, JAN 2g.--A young
son of Dr. Newell was fatally shot IN the abdomen
last night by six year Old play mate named HySer.
The children had obtained Possession OF Dr.
Newells revolver. and while in the hands OF th6
Heyser boy IL WAS discharged with the above
result
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A HORRIBLE DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.-At Cleveland
Ohio, yesterday, Andrew Mango, aged four years,
while pOk1ng shavtngS into stove set fire 10 his
clothing and expired after horrible suffering. He
was the last OF five children the Others dying with
In short time OF diphtheria- The mother became
a raying maniac upon the death OF her last child
yeSterdav.
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I rrThEILs.
We WI sell for the thirty days entire stock Of
Dress Goods and below cost
and l0i Cot:ons at prime cost; the best l0-4
SEeetl- = t. market Z y cts
Cioakinss reduced from - 80 10 SIs7H
Iaise and conn stock " Table DaClask and Nap
K,is at reduced prices
comforts and Blankets az cost
BLACK and CO,ore.I silks at r,-llced prices
l-1a:te etore :cl1sl1. ewhers and will be
maj VT have made sreat reduction in
j. A LUTTRELL CO..
'~S SIT Market Space.
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SEQUEL TO THE SHARON DIVORCE CAsE-At the
trial In San Francisco yesterday to aside the
dtctments for forgery against Aggie Hill and VIM
Nelson, in the Sharon divorce case, the grand
jurors were committed Tor contempt OF court In
having refused to dvulge the secrets OF the grand
iurv roo
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LONDON Jan. 29-The TtDleS In leading article
says the Tact that Baron ROthschild has lent
tine Khedive nearly a million pounds implies
the confidence or the finanCieTs that England has
taken Egypt In hand and Will see her safely
uhrOuh her troubles. England cannot retire
without exposing Egypt 10 worse condition OF
anarchy than that which prevailed under Arab
PaSha.
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GLAND SPRING WATER.

A SURE CURE FOR BR1GHT's DISEASE AND ALI,
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS.
This water is endorsed by the Medical Faculty
throuThout New England. and by q large number Of
citizens OF this CITY, who used it with wonderful effect
send for illustrated Pamphlets and the endorse
ments.
JOHN KEYWORTH,
9th and streets H. W.. near Penn ave-
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kilograms to The Star.
KHARFOUM SUMMONED TO SURRENDER.
THE CONVENTION OFFREE THINKERS.
A SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
ANTI-REPUBLlClN CRUSADE IN SPAIN.
MEETING OF CEExATIoNIsrs IN BOSTON.
A Ra,,road rreirh, w.r 9, IN. w..,.


. BIC AGo, Jan. e9.-A statement Is published here
that though The Union Pacific. Burlington and pen-
Ntr and Rho Grande roads ordered the restoration az
the freight rates on Utah business u 90 INTO ef-
ie't NtStcrd9y, they have been unable 10 carry the
order Into effect, by reason ~ the orration az The
western trGnk line arrancamcnt; that the roads In
thls agreement couneCfinl. With the Union Pacific
AT omaha, hN reason ~ its terms are n,srrnIrfd IN
make the rates the west bound freight ana they
reruS@, R ,,, Isndlng negoiationS with the Burlington.
70 OIL ire4cht through to tab 1iuts AZ any other
than the cut rates which haN, been pr,vatliny ~
Is stated that Commissioner NluinE lssr night tele-
sraphel 10 Tie chairncn ot committees AT eastern
points THAI the western trunk line roads do not ac-
cept the tah agreement, and Will Insist on Utah
freight being billed - cut rates II Is claimed nersv
tAat either the action OF The Uniun Facilc in this
matter l. for The purpose ut getting out of the late
agrement, or IL has been led Into This trap or yio-
iA'ii's It's cohdi1nhs oy iln butiington road
Foreign News by Gable.
GERMAN AFFAIRS.
bERLIN. Jan S-Elnpenor William had a confer
ence yesterday With Count won iiatZiedt. the mir-
lister of foreign Affairs, and Baron Won NanfptrT,l
governor OF Alsacc-Iorrstne. The latter slIbsse
quentiy reture'i 80 SIraShGrS- The crown princess
or SaNony is dangerously H.
ASTI-REPUBIIC.S CRUSADE N SPAIN
MADRID. Jan 2a.-rhe government has COM
menced an anti-rcpuhlican crusade SenOr Caste
lars organ. ri tTlObO. has been seized The cabinet
VIII not allow any anUd nastlc speeches 20 bs
made or toaSts proposed II the republicans artempg
10 commemorate the proclamation OF the republic
or February llth. 1873.
DETECTIVE BLOCKS MURDERER
VIENNA. 5iil -S--A nc lIlltTal OF the murdered
detective, Block. was attended hy immense throncs
OF people Nreaths IN great numbers were placrf
upon his coffin The murderer has shown such
violence at times that IL mas been necessary 10
place him In irons
woREINGnES's LIFE AND IIMB ASSURANCE SCHEME
BERLIN. Jan 29.-The draft OF the bin for the
proposed Norkingmen's Life and Limb Assurance
scheme has been approved by the economic coun-
Gil. This Is considered good omen that Il Will be
accepted 10y the Reichstag in March.
RUSSIA WILL NOT ALLOW A LUTHER MONUMENT AZ
RIGA.
LONDON, Jan. 29.-Permission 10 erect a mopu-
ment to Luther at Riga has been refused by the
Russian authorities.
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The War i'm Exypt.
TUE EUR0PFAS VICTIMS OF FL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SIMNONFD 10 SrREENnFR

SUMMONED TO SURRENDER
kHsRTorN, Jan. ga refugee from FL Obed re-
ports that he SaW Major Won SeckendOrf stabbed ID
death while Wing ia bed Fl the hospital. Edmund
O'DOnUVan, the correspondent or the Ddtly Ae,cs
was killed near Gen. Hicks The rest OF the
Europeans belonging 10 Gen. Hicks army he saw
lying dead Alter The battle he says Fl Mahdi sold
large quantities or watches, rings and the like
Sheikh Ohade has summoned khartouin TO surren-
Ger IN order 10 avoid blUodSed- The town Is quiet,
tut the soldiers are claInor1ng for their pay The
arrival or Ger Gordon n anN1ouSly awaited.
H'iseln PaSha Is Offering obstruction 10 every
measure
ENGLsNDS GUARpIANsHlP oP TUE LAND or fHa
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TUE GREAT FAMILY REMEDY
for Coughs Colds. Bronchitis. Hoarseness and all
diseases Of the Throat and Lungs-DR. ISAAC j. MAR
TINS PULMONARY BAISAM has over 80 years repu-
lawyers and the public generally the best Cough
cents u bottle. 1all-lElp
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AMERICAN FA1rscE.

Modelling in Relief by the Of Clayoid. No firing
required Can be seen at the studio Of Miss E. A
LILLEY 921 street Instruction given in this beau
tful Art Also in Oil and Water Cclors and China Dec
oration- Modelling done on Tuesday and Thursday
from eleven to one Public invited jalS-2ws
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AWashingtou Burglar Shot.
DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED BY PaILApELPHl


OFFICER
A telegram from Philadelphia says that a man
giving the name OF Henry /. Williams, OF WASH
inston, DC, was shot and dangerously wounded
by Officer Carpenter last night He was discovered
trying the shutters OF houses at Eth stree; and
Grard avenue, and when seized by Officer Colborn
knocked him down with a blackjack and ran,
OFFICER Carpenter fired at him striking him IN the
back.
This Williams Is supposed by the police here to
De young man or that name, about twenty-five
years OF age, native OF South Washington Ser
geant Amiss, OF the sixth precinct, who attempted
10 arrest him In December. 1873 was assaulted ana
beaten by him with brick or stone. For This WI
uamS was Indicted, and few DAYS afterwards,
when he arrived at the court house in the van, IL
was found that he and several other prisoners had
by some means loosened their handouts. and they
mace break for liberty. Bailin Searle pursued
Williams across the court house lot and shot
MIN In the back, bringing him down. Only one OF
the gang made his eScape-one James SimonGS. a
colored man. On December 10th Williams WAS con-
v1cted and sentenced to the Albany penitentiary
Tor four years; but In July, lSS2, he pardoned
and came back to the city. and after remaining
here some months left the city.
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Soup NgonrSr Rrpnpwrpc

KEFUKMEKs--in1 StCDnd uay SfS-
sion OF the New England Free-Thnkers' conven-
ton opened at Boston yesterday. rree-thinkers
association was formed with bylaws, demanding
that churches should not be exempt from taxation;
that the 1ndicial oath should be aboiShed that ali
laws enforcing the observance or the sabbath and
Christian morality should be repealed; that the
Bible should be removed from the puDlic schools,
and that governmental aid should be refused 10
Sectar1an schools.
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VNHE MOST USEFUL PRESENT
FOR YOUNG BOYS
nice overcoat q Suit Of Clothes ranging In price
rom e. 80 to %. Also Eats. Caps. Boots and Shoes
&c. AL very cheap for the Holidays
j. W EELBT.
d0 1o1l-lol6 Peunsylvania avenuA
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PART OF THE BCZZaRD band ARRESTEp-Mrs Abe
BuZzard. wife OF the notorious outlaw. ami three
members OF the gang, named Hainey. Hor;ihergcr
and Brene1Ser, Were arrested on EphraIa moun-
tain near Lancaster, Pa, Friily. the men being
charged with feloniouS entry and larceny. and Mrs.
BlzZard with receiving stolen goods The arrest
was effected on the Information of PHILADELPHIA
detective, who Joined the band January and has
been travelling with 1t since
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SAD EFFECT OF THE EMMA BOND TRfAI-There is
queer climax 10 the Emma Bond case. one of the
jurors weeps constantly at home, and refuses 10 be
comfOrted. Another one starts and runs whenever
he hears any unusual noise. and another, Boone
IsaacS, who was engaged 10 young lady, has been
Tilted, and is now overcome with grief
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-pAY.-Internal reve-
nue., s2S3. .16; customs. s776.O1s.4s.

SECRETARY LINCOLN, and Gems. Wright and Parke
and Col Craghin, OF the engineer corps, have gone
TO North Carolina to make an inspection of the I'm
pected back tomorrow
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a VOLUNTEER FOR THE GREELY RELIEF EXPEDI-
T1oN-An old sailor, named Norman, said to have
had considerable experience In Arctic nav1pa-
tion, called upon the Secretary of the Navy
to-day and requested to be enlisted In the navy In
order that he may go On the proposed Arctic expe-
pilot. He was told that no enlistments could be
made until definite arrangements for the expedi-
tlon were perfected, but that his offer would be re-
memDered. Norman was member OF the crew of
the ProteuS when she took the Greely party to the
Arctic regions, and has been On an expedition since
then.