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JESSIE ". REED,
Died March II. 1854,
AGED % SeAIA month and dAIA

Tho hearse was followed by . long line OF
carriages to Erergreens Cemetery, crowd OF
vault. Eight men were required to- carry the
coffin into the vault. The husband took ths
Of or whch ws the nsms
carried home by the sisters Of the deceased
woman. As the carriages passed out from the
painting. ran in. breathlsssly asking II the
giantess had been buried. When they learned
that the funeral was over. they seated them
When the body. arrived from Buffalo lsst
ThursdaS night: 1t Was taken direct 70 Mr..
It Tsmsined until yesterday morning.
Mrs. Reed died Of pneum onis.. She Was de-.
nsa b ss sse n Wh1 ,Ss
manager OF Mr.. Bunnell's Baltimore Museum.
hurried from that city To Buffalo as soon as her
tended tho funeral accompanied BY bis wife
and two nieces. and many other persons cor:
Young PERSONS was T point out ss the members
Of the sunday school clase OF Mrs: Reed. Ono
q them said q her dead friend: She Ard Misc
most religious. She was a very good girl! and
one one and !. Vas inDossibis Tor any one 70 sss
whsn sss Of r .ns s% ysa1s ss sa .h. va. "a.
s5 XVI ": s! l. sysI i years Sa vhen she 90
q; ssd !; ss sSs dS ri
inches. -. and was the m most even tempered.
happy person ever mot. She was always OBJ
servant OF the rules and WAS very punctuai IN
on exhibition in Washington, Baltimore. New
and large ses and III y ss:S
she won hosts Of friends. She married Mr.,
END END SSGsi s. and rsd hs ~ Their
family loved her as one OF our own kin"
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s1ffIx0 NULL IN 81. PAU1.
11llsA WITH WesSsv ~ shs Dss Tspsss aaA
shs Qualify % he Messl Ravs.

the Quality % he Heel Raso.
81. PAUL, March ls-Sltting Bull IL making
. visit to st. Paul. where he 10 the centre Of
surginR crowd Of visitors only euualled in sire
and saserness BY the admirers Of Slugesr Sul-
livan whom that great man was hero recently.
He was brought here from Standing Rock
Agency BY Major Mclaughlin. the agent - .
sort OF reward Of merit for good behavior. He
ho.s acDaiS. r.. Ga ia sa
leeeings. a, soiled shirt, blanket and .sasie
fs s raasa.l q. Si@ s:,. saa n:
like Of which he never saw before. But what
mos. excited his admiration was the quality Of
the chuck" Indian for food) which he 10 en-
He J. istisr than when he came 70 Standing
Rock from Fort Randall, and very different In
Th Rs s y S. ssa:S,SsS S:o
Board. and on Monday night Re Win occupy :
Last night the chief and his nephew visited
the Pioneer ffess ONCE. and were surprised.
though they didn't show 1t. BY the TELEGRAPH.
telephone. nre-alsrm gong steam heaters, &c.
caeo saying that. no had boon sick. but was
away. The telephone broke him. oil up. and
laughed Tor the iirss time IN many moons. The
Psss'x and s,aes ba r.
eta he. TIE chic,
kani" tsviI spirit). In the composing room an
accommodating proof takey took proofs Of
various millinery cuts and other pictures.
ia sb s'sa ss. Il 81 e. sS%
great prizos.
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Rio coffee declined nearly ono cent Q pound
yesterday, mainly because of the suspension Of Vol
selixsbergs and L. r. Risiey Before the close trans
actions to the amount Of $4,000 bags recorded
The business the largest done in single oay
since the Exchange organized.
Mr. L. L. ksiey's contracts understood to involve
not over io.In bags Wolf selissberz. are the New
York tngents for Kern. Heyne Co.of Rio dc Janeiro
They have been carrying coffee for various houses in
thai city the quantity being esnated 81 from 10000
to 5DtDJ bsRs. Mr.. Wolf said;
Last week our Rio principals remi!ed us $1,000 by
cable TO meet their margins. TN Wednesday chnled
to them for flD!GO more. We hav. as vet received
no reply. but the cable Is working bndly We
been putting up own money for Soul America
customers. but to-day we decided not 10 do any
longer"
A committee OF The Exchange. after ~onsnita.ion
with the hrn hxed the price at which its will
he settled at 9S cents pound Tho total liabilities
were reported on the street to he $ltp.uJo
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Death OF Mis-. E.,e wea,hsr.sy.

Miss Emie Weathersby. sister Of Mrs. Nat. G.
Goodwin. died At o'clock yesterday morning at lit
West Thirty ninth street Of typhoid pneumonia She
was . member Of Mr. and Mrs. Goodwins company.
which wing in the Fourteenth Street Theatre
the time Of her denth last appeared there week
ago last night as Mr. EpIs in Tho Member for so.
cumh." She perhaps beat known W theatre goers
COnstanee In Hobbie." She was not well when she
last appeared, and she went to the house Of .
friend . week ago. where she died Her sister
Eli..-nrs Goo.iwin-was With her q, the time Of her
bers Of the company The Fourteenth street Theatre
was closed yesterday and hast evening In consequence
Old The funeral will he held to.,norroy at: u. At
clos~d Monday 4nd Tuesday, last in consequence Of
Mr. 0ooalwin's sickness. The company was 10 have
again for st least two weeks when they may 70 Phil
sdelphis: storm Beaten" will be done 81 the Garden
thu - =
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PANIC Axoxo koYPzzAx rHooPA
1lssaas Before Iassssssy Rshsls-Ths MI
TrlSes Believed - ~ 10 Revolt.

B1ssaag Before Iasssssry Rshsls-Ths lille
TrsSes Believed - ~ IN RevsII
SuAkIAd, March ia panic occurred last
night among the Egyptian troops under Baker
Pasha. who arc still In camp At Sariba- They
got the notion that tho rebels were approach
ing. became frightened. and took to their heels.
Before the panic was allayed two men that
were taken for rebels were killed.
The Black Watch Regiment was almost de-
nuded OF sub-ofHcers In the recent battle.
Adams Fraser. the largest man in tho regiment.
was cheersd BY the troops returning TO suakim
for his personal heroism. Twelve Arabs wsre
laid low By his single bayonet Drummond Of
the same regiment bayonetsd Osman Digma's
LoNDox, March -la-In tho House Of Com.
mons to-day tho MARQUIS Of Harrington. War
Seeretary annoupesd that tesgraphic COM
for three days. and that . steamer had been
subjected u . fusiilAde between khartoum and
Shendy. He believed that the tribes in that
region had risen in revolt. battalion Of Brit
ish soldiers had been despatched to Assouan.
Mr.. LAnouclere offered = motion that tho
loss Of the British and tho Arabs In the Soudnn
was UNNECESSARY. This Vas rejected, III TO -
C9SopservaIive, stated that no overheard Sir
after The vote had been tAksn. 30 this dirty
Biz William Harcourt oppressed his regret
II having made use Of the words complained
Of. He said he had no intention OF giving pain
to any one.
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Dsisgs 81 the llsuse.

WARRINGTON. March 15.-Tho House. In Com
mtee " the Whole. continued the consideration Of the
Post once Appropriation bill today. Mr.. Holman Of
indiana offered amendment . substitute for Mr..
Horrs motion to strike out the proviso limiting the
psnsstion paid for mail transportation landsrant
roads so per OF that allowed other rosda M
Hoimans amendment included within the 50 Per cent
limitation the Northern Pacific and the Union Pa
cine systes and provided thst no right now existing
favor Of the United states in regard to these roads
should deemei 10 be Impaired or waived 6y this
tion. The isndnent sdOpte'l.
Many amendment were proposed ana voted DOWN.
Mr. TOwnshend OF Illinois accused the Republican party
Of protecting star Route Brady and other alleged star
IN which each party accused the other Of winking
corruption and shielding thieves The House adjourned
without finishing the bill.
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xlHns GONE FROM 1Hs 1sezsxxx.
A NsWAPvSA Aesel Ksspesss osssy - q
Rev. NJ. Hso0hrsy's I've Visits.

a NswApvsA Hesel Ksspsr's osssy - shs
Rev. NJ. Hssphrsy's Tive visisa.
NEwBURoH, March 15.-John Baldwin, pro-
prietor OF the Baldwin House hero. said to .
reporter to-day that he we'll remembers the
visit to his house In 1882 Of the Rev. Grinath II.
Humphrey. pastor Of the Welsh Presbyterian
Church in East Thirteenth street. New York.
and Miss Laura A. Jones' member Of his con.
grogation.
According to Miss Jones. Mr.. Humphrey
brought her to the Baldwin House In October
last year. coming BY the steamer Mary Powell
Mr.. Baldwin says that they came by the Albany
day boat. He says that Mr. Humphrey repre-
sented himself rs gentleman from Liverpool.
who waB travelling with his sister. Ho asked
that connecting rooms he assigned to them.
and this was done. Mr. Baldwin was sum
moned to New York as a witness at the church
trial. and he there identified the clergyman
and Miss Jones "a tho brother and sister who
remained day and u night In his hotel. His
son. John Baldwin. Jr. who was clerk In tho
hotel. also identified them.
Mr.. Humphrey. In Mr.. Baldwin's absence.
afterward visited the hotel and asked TO- 500
the register. that he might satisfy himaeif rs
to the precise date when brother OF his made
q short stop at the house. He took the book
into the reading room. and after he had de.
parted Mr.. Baldwin says an examination Of the
register showed that the names no signed
when he visited tho house with Miss Jones had
been cut out
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W. II. Smith 81 the Hs4oaa Heoss Wiss
the Oh Trsstins Here.

Johnny Murphy greeted his friends at the
Hoffman House last night and pointed ont the room
where HE famous old chestnut seidns Judge Fullerton
record rs. N be rafied OF ct IS ticket
Presently II was Whispered that the authorities would
sndeavor stop the ras and the company adjourned
to Phil Nuiligan's Among them Isidor Cohnfed.
A. A. Bonner L. Whitehead. John j. Quinn y: A. Rida
book. q. " Lansing. sheridan SHOOK. Gabe Case. and
about BOZ othvrs.
Ex.sherin Peter Bows was elected Chairman and
NesArs Carroll and A. e. Clark acted az Secretaries
Five hundred tickets had been sold. WAS announced
that three throws with dice would he Above for
each ticket holder The highest possible throw o.
Forty -four was thrown nye time. and then neary At
burg Pa Then u B. winship threw 81 for W. II. smith
Of the Hoffman House This was the winning threw The
ticket 2S7. ..
Judge vulisrton wss foaed In 1909 e isH hands hish
tonisn. lie was timed in . trial years ago IT three
hosts and made 2;lss. 2ISl. 2l6is lie had won
number Of credtable up To few years ago
and has =. his record ~ heats !,oated ~ 30 or better
paid s1loOO for him. He made his record Of 2:is In
Cleveland on July ~. 1875
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CALLED IN UNFAIR TRIAL.
JsAGs LaWresee Costiases HutehSsso~'s II
ls.esis~ Axainss the stsek Exchange.


Judge Lawrence has continued. pending
trial. the injunction restraining the Stock Exchange
from carrying into effect the ulson OF VIM Hutch
nson from the Exchange. BY twothirds vote Of the
Governing Committee M Hutchinson found guilty
Of obvious fraud in his management OF the OF
John H. Dun, his principal customer
Judge Lawrence says that II the proceedings Of the
Governing Committee fair and honest and II its
members were not sctuated by prejudice partially
the decision Of the committee 10 mai. He does not
their honesty but he the sedings
unfair The unfarness after the charges had
been preferred and Hutchinson had put In his
and retired Dun and permitted to testify
and Hutchinson ed present. and cross.
examine When Iiu'chin.on had put in his answer both
kdes hsd been head aud II intended to put
further evidence Hutchinson should save been allowed
7" hear aud cross examine. especially rs Dun had
fused to hs ~ Hutchinson before the
subcommittee which prepared the charges
II do not mean" Judge Lawrence says. 10 he n
derstOod aging that the gentlemen who condu
the trial Of utc hinron actuate BY the
honorable motives do not mean to be understood Al
asyinR that Hutchinson guilty OF the charge
which WAS brought against him Hut cannot regard
the proceedings which had upon the 9TH Of
isaa q the meeting Of the tioverninx Committee
fair and honest administration Of the constitution aud
rules OF the Stock Exchange, in any legal sense."
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THE ST. MCCLELLAN TO co
NJ. wsleh Aavertises the Fsraissrs fer sals
Mere Reat Wanted.

Mr.. Uriah WEIGH has advertised that no will
sell all the furniture in tho st. Nicholas Hotel after
March 81 He said last night that he had not secured
renewal Of his lease 1t proposed to turn the hotel
into stores.
The property IL owned by the heirs Of David aisht.
and they sre special partners with Mr WEIGH in the
management OF the hotel The heirs the widow Of
Mr. sTht and two snna They said to he nverse TO
the change. Tho estate Ia In the hands OF trustees
Mr.. WEIGH IL reluctant to talk about The change. lie
saws that the hotel was doing fair business and there
was living III II for the management for ten yeers more
At least The trustees nsk-d for higher rent and Mr.
WEIGH showed them that they could expect Then
they talked about putting stores lie they be.
iieye they can get much larger rental in that way
The st. Nicholas was built III 1851. IL opened In
ls52 the hest appointed hotel In the world No definite
time has been set for closing II. Mr. WEIGH thinks II
will be open until time In the summer.
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OhitnarS,

Asher c. Ravens. for moro than thirty yean
lumber and commission merchant In this city died
yesterday At his residence. Js East Fifteenth street
lie was born in 1919. at Orient. Long Island. The
funeral will be on Tuesday morning.
The Hon n p. snons. Superintendent NJ the Vermont
Marble COMPANY who WAS struck by the Friday
At entire Hutian died yesteriay morning. He was ca
ex-senator snd prominent IN business AID social circles.
Dr. alfred ]. Ewyi died suddenly At his residence In
Philadelphia. Yesterday. He born in Portsmou u,
" and q. the grandson OF JOHN Lsnsdon the nr.s
Continental Governor Of New Hampshire ho gave his
private meAns TO Gen stark 10 dgnt tho battle Of
nnginn lie was the author OF the hrst dictionary ~
ATertcan,sns. and also OF . number of reviews pub
l.hed In the Sor'h Am>rt an RerirD and remark
Able CLASSICAL ut
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A Novel Challenge.

]
rivalry In this city between two Of safe
manufacturer to which shall secure the adoption
by the banks. Of the best safe in the world which
each rAiins "a mike. There bas been much char be
tween the agents, aid the Western time got
30 hotoned that he Threatened To astise his EAster
competitor but no hlnw> were struck AsboCO chai.
enRe now talked o. ny the western msn on shout tho
safe. and lock up in it the sum II g 60 A. given
signal each 10 10 have the others safe attacked by
Eert and the who rs enects 70 70 have
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AxxAroLIs. Nd. March 15.-Capt Geo. W.
Rumbsil Of the bark Lillian, bound n Havana with
cargo Of coal and cooperass reports the murder to-
day In Chesapeake Bay, ten milss below Annapolis OF
John wilson, mate Of the vessel BY Of the crew.
swsds. who shipped Wednesday. Tho bark LETT Bal.
timors this morning at 10 o'clock At this afternoon
abuse the rest Of the crew. Capt Ruinbs ordered
hun below and few minutes later the mate follow ed.
and the Captain and pilot Of the ves.ei going below.
standing over him with uplified bowie kniis wilson
died in few ninutss. wilson u from Brooklyn. y. r.
The vessel halls from Maine. The steam tug Anne
Belle brought the Captain TO Annapolis to-nixht The
murderer VIII be turned TO tbs United Statss
thoritiss at Baltimore.
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Bs...-ek CsssrsA .. the ssrssss.

BERLIN. March l5.-Prince Bismarck walked
to the keiehs'as yesterday for the nrst time several
ysArs Crowds Of people nsd the followed
the Prince. who was svsryvhsrs greeted with chsers
Ihe Chsaesllos highly gTsrnsd st bis scsption
In the ReiehseA6 to-day the debate on the WORKING.
nssS AssaAeas Iassrsnes BAN was rssamsd. Priscs
DsoAssk Reks d 10 esesvolsat and Chrstisa ehsfac.
seasen1ses Dsess bssvssa saSieysss 81 vskiAgaAa.
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u 10 our special function give readers the best
and latest relating to fashon In and
ommend the best place To purchase rich silks sstins
,slvsw dres. soods ladies' suits elo.ks dolnsn: Rag
wraYa umbrellas. &c. ssnii.men's youths, and bOvs
cothing OF every price, quality, and style. We
soos al sac low price. aud terns ot credit thai Of
Nr ThoAA Kelly AZ ~ 9th sv., l7h st. New York
for spring Eoods which are now being r~ceir he viii
sell his vurlius stock ~ an sacrifice price
Ladies would do we'll to call ~ Mr. K.lys iniinsdi.
Atsy and make their terms with the credit clsrkAdr
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crsvas.s q. q. o-..a I..v.s.

BAYOU SARA. La. March l5.-The crevaess at
Horganha on the Grand Levee. twelve miles shove
Bayou Sara 10 so yards wide. The State auhori-
ties hope to the Of the evse the
ends The camp Of State Iabor~rs jnst in the rear
visions being DESTROYED.
The Grand Levee 10 situated In Ponte Coupee par,,h
few miles above Bayou sara the side Of the
river and protect: probably the richest
will overflow the greater part Of Poinis Coupee and
West Baton Rouge parishes and portions OF 1bervis
and Assumption including the Bav GrOa TAte section
enbmsrRin6 the Texas Pacific Railroad for many mes.
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Fighting sss M.eA,.e I. P,,..s.rsA

PrTTsBURsH. March 15-The mass meeting
Of Independent Republicans tonight Of the
largest and most representative political ssssmblases
ever held in this city, Spirited addresses denouncng
the action OF the Republican County Committee
70 attempting to insnre h. selection IT Ar.
thur dele rates to the Chicago Cony made
b, Representatives Bsyne of The Congress
district John Jarrett exPresdent ri the AnaiGsated
Association. and others resolution ahD ted de-
ciarng In favor Of the proposition TO nght the ma
chine on Its own ground. committee will be
Blame deleRAtes,
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ENE. March 15.-At the election to-day for
delegates to the Republican National Convention Joseph
Johnston. Wholesale Erocsryman, chosen over l..
4. Norton. Eco. Both pronounced Blaine men, but
Johnston presumed IN be the stronger adheren OF
the plumed knight Major g. v. Halliday WAS elected
Senatorial delegate 70 the state and walter
n,s. Grove and n Russell OF Belle Valley were
county indicated their choice for President by writing
on the bsck Of the ballot and Blaine for first place and
votes "
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HAVANA. March 1.-THE province OF Santa
Clara hss recently been the Of serious disturb
ances and depredations at the hands of . party Of
bandits led by Victor Durscs The troops and the civil
Officers have had many conbnts with the bandits Ia
which the latter defra'ed Capt General as
uo Ia. today received de'patch giving inie lirerc.
OF Whist Will probably prove 10 have been Q decisive
encounter which took plsc- yesterday. Three OF the
bandits were killed and eleven taken prisoners OF the
re'naning thirty. tw~nytw1 Cav. Themselves up and
eight made their escape. Among the latter Duraee
the leader, who ned, ayinx his horse be
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H.i..s.A for U,s.,A,.s -. Ts...-..

CAMDEN. March 15.-An unusual proceeding
occurred in the Methodist Conference here to-day on
the reception Of favorable report on the application
ton When his name was read dozen Delegates were
their feet with protests. hut Bishop Harris
sion on the ground that he was advocate Of unhoy
doctrines.
He said that. while the applicant was pastor Of .
Trenton church he upheld the theatre - msans Of diff
fusing moral and intellectual instruction He had
attended II. Passion Play" N N.w York. and .ub.e
Ing taken only one delegate favored his admission.
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rHB PACIFIC EXPRESS RoBBKR.
DslA Asssaps - Eseape frso The Lsaasn
HSre1 - ~. L@0ta.


81. LouM, March l5.-Prentice Tiller, the
express robber made bold and desperate At
tempt to escape this afternoon. Since his
arrival hero he has been In the hands OF the
express officials. helping them to straightsn
out their accounts. and has occupied room on
tho fifth floor OF tho Lindell Hotel. adjoining
that OF General Manager Norman. and .
policeman has been on guard In tho hall.
This afternoon. white Mr.. MorsmAn was
busy writing. Tillcr quietly passed out Of an
open window and descended by the fire escape
70 tho balcony over the main entrance Of tho
hotel. From this balcony he rushed through an
open window into lady's bedroom and thence
into the hall but not being rcauainted with !he
ladies ordinary on the Sixth street side Of the
hotel. Tho outer doors Of this room being
did 90 the guard who had been apprised Of his
escape By Mr. Morsmsn. and had run down
He Was taken to tho Four Courts. delivered to
the police authorities. and locked up.
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MINNEAPoLIs. March ia trapeze PERFORM
er named Lehsine. said to be from Chicago. met
fatal accident night the Pence Opera House. There
was row Of iron rings hanging from iron
bar attached to the ceiling Lhane. t,.k WAS to place
his feet In these rings head ard aud
the stage and back. While In the nids, ~ the act
to..,ixht the rope holding one Of the rings broke
letting him fall distance OF twenty-five feet lie
struck on his head the from row OF seats and
picked up irs-nsible. The audience ANAL In number,
was parAlyzed for instant. and then NAL. rush for
the doors but IN the panic injured. Lehane
over the crown To the back OF the head lie also broke
aIerE nndA vii hie
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The funeral services over Robert MUMMY Of
Brooklyn were held yesterday at his residence So Gran.
berry street. George !. seney. A. A. Low. ex.Mayor
Hunter. Amos Robbins. Daniel D. whitney Zekia Bald.
win. and Frank s'ryker were among the atlendsnts.
The Rev. Or. Farley. who Ia ~ years old ohiciatcd
wedding anniversary on Dec. u. Both were born in
Canhrdge.hre England in l73 there beinH only three
months difference IN their aEes. Mr.. MUMMY began
businrsa rs baker in tins city siStrsN years He
retired III lsb< having tecured competence. lie
very fond Of hor--back exercise and driving picture
IT him on b"rs~bsck tnxsn hia birthday shows
hun sitting the horse erect an Indian
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Fast Mail - the Pacisc Coast.

= ST. PAUL. March 15.-The new fast mail scr.
vice Is TO he EXTENDED to the Pacific coast beginning
April! g. The Northern Pacific will reduce the running
According tn this the time between New
YORK aud Portland III he 1876 honrs So days The
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LONDON. March l5.-Weston finished his walk
today. having done 5000 miles In 100 daya He sp
pesrsd 10 he in good condition. The Victoria Coffee
Palace crowded. and the pedestrian received
with mach enthusiasm. The las, mile but the
fastest recorded during the walk. the time being
minutes ~ seconds. Or. Norman Kerr presided ct .
meeting which held at the conclusion Of the walk
Canon Duck worth and many other prominent tsmpeY.
Ancs ID socates present.
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Jsss Oss Tor spssss 1854.
vegsl DrosAsss' Fashion Csssiogss and Price List
showt.g whas - wear fos men and boys cent free.
broadway End Hosstsa =, sna oth ~. corner ~ q
Bs ssaasstiea viii aay sssss . q sv-Asa
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GLASGOW. March 15.-Thc Scottish Land Re-
storing League banquet this evening In honor Of
Mr. Henry George No loyal patriotic toasts
offered ~! George In replying 10 sst to his health
that he considered the objects OF the League Of the
greatest Imp oYtAnce-
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wILKEsBARRE. March 15.-The Third District
Democratic Committee Of Luz-rns county met st Nan.
ticoks this afternoon. State Representative ". n.
hines o. A.hisr and j Wesover of White Haven
are instructed to support Randall for President snd