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Brigand Chief shot Dead.

ROME, January 1G.-The brigand chief
Sis>i has been shot dead on the island OF
Sardinia by q detachment OF carbncers.
He made desperate resistance to the
tr1ODs
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WARsNE ANrEaLsGgHCb.

Port OF RICHMUSEo, JANJARY l6, 1884.

Port OF RlCHMUSIo, JANUARY l6, 1884.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. clifford, Norfolk, Uni,fd states
IaIl, mcTcraUdise, ard passengers. = u. Tstgu.
sIper, pfendnnf
BARK Nicolay II. X sudtyen tNorl, Rio Jan-iro,.
iiDur. previously reported clearedt
PORT OF SEWPORT's NEWs,|As. 10, 1884.
iBy yelegraph.l
Arrived.
steamer Luray, schermernorn, Norfolk, pl.r-
chandise and passengers. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company land sailed ~ returni.
steamer AccOmac, Dssk. merchandise and pas.
serpers, -mithheld. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
ooiSDany land sailen on returnl.
steamer Northampton, McCarritk, norfolk
merchandise and Passengers, Chesa psake and Ohio
Railway Forranv land sailed on refurnl.
steamer Richmond, BoaZ, New York. and
sailed for Vest Point Old Dominica steamship
Company.
Stpamtr Blackstone, Gent, West Point, and
.a6d for Norfolk
Schooner :. : Thorp. yaey, New York
Schooner W. II. Bailey, Bailey, New YORK.
schooner layinia Campbell. Franklin, Boston.
SAILED.
steamship Advance, Beers, 81. Thomas and Bra
zlHan ports, 4. 5. ana Il. 4. >. :. GO.
Schooner Annie J. ardie, Crosby, Boston, coal.
Chesapeake ana Ohio Raiiray Company.
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Negotiations Between the Vatican
and Prussia.

ROME, January 1G.-The negotiations
between the Vatican and Prussia relative
to ecclesiastical matters are progressing IA
vorably, and an agreement is expected to
I,n rnnnLnI rhortlu
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nAWSON.S NHVRAIGIc CURE.

nAWSON'S NEURALGIA CURE HAS
Dncyer failed in a single case 70 immedately cure
NFITRALGTA, RHEUMATISM. and TOOTH-
ACHE. Ask or send for circular. For sale by
T. ROBERTS RAkER.
deA Main streets
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NOR SICK-R o o NJ >.
n.rsINEss CHANCES.

NOR SALE. AN EsIABLis aIsI
L MANUFACTURING MA ME n 4 GOOD chance
NEsS n ,sht MN. None but bono az ciisrs wi''
be- eonsidered Address y. l.: w Min street.
IA l6-lw NV
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FINANCIAL. !
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

"WEDNESDAY, January l0, 1854
SALEs.-rfRsT BoAnD.-1,000 virrirsa ne~ SIS
ut 81: 90 Richmond aed Allegheny Kaifroad at
g.: 1000 Columbia ana Greenviile second 6's at
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PEOEs,SSIONAE.
LIME. CEMENT. &c.

D0CKLAND AVD VIRGINIA LINES
III ROSENDALE. JAMt S-RlNEk. CCMBFR-
LAND. and PORTLAND timDortedl =. kMtN1s
CALGINED PLASTER. NOV sCoItA 49,
pr AsrFR. FIRE-BRICES, LAIii>. fLAsIEs-
FRS HAIR, &C, &c. nor sale low ~
~ WARNkk MOORE.
Lime, Cement, Lump and Ground PiaSier,
de 25
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NOOK AID -OR WORK NEATLY
DExECCgED at ths OlsP pkiAtiA0
HQUsk.
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WOOD AND COAL.

NOR SALE, LOO CORDS OF PINE
L WOOD ON THE STUMP, one mile from Bon
AR. on the Richmond aud Danvllle railroad, ana
nine miles from Richmond.
~ 6. & W. TAYLOR.
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA, January, 1881.
IA II eod3t*
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COkE. $3.50; BLAZING CRATE
~ COAL. S45O-For the price This extra Viz
| mia Lump Coal excels AL rs tested by mahy ma
| irons. EEST GAS COKE ; ntdneci from Office
| nc city price. NNrCR NJ COkE. prime fOr
cooking. PURE SPLINT COAL the perfection
| of crate fuel. BkIGIlHOPE CRATE GOAL,
| lowest p,ices. ANTHRACITE COAL. stove aud
crate. an sizes cap. RICH FOREST ZINE
and DRY OAK WOOD. Long. sawed. and split.
Coal weighed. For economy, white speak OF TEL
ephonc No. 3i2) 722 east Main stteet. -
| iCn 90 tMh0 j. u. WATKINS.
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DIED,

COGGINS On Tuesday September l6. 1894 st
o'clock ,a N. FRANKLIN STOCKTON infant son a
Harry and Julia CoggIns aged two months and twelve
days
Funeral private.
FEERE. on September 18th. 1894 LILLIAN TERE-
aged twenty mouths. three weeks axd two days.
Funeral from the residence IF her PARENTS. 9Ss u
street southwest, to- at l0:So Funeral Pa.
waite.
HARVEY. On Monday, September 18th 1884 NEIL
LIE beloved daughter of Thomas and Nsrsa ret Han
hey. ased three years and five days.
"She sleeps aud is at rest"
Funeral at half-past two O'Clock Wednesday. 18th
Instance from the residence Of her aunt H. Boyle $50
Mary avenue southwest
HILL ON Monday. September Is 1884 Rev STE
PHkN PRESCOTT HILL, ID. ID. ia the seventy ninth
yer OF his
fried- are invited TO attend the funeral services
at tr First Baptist church Thirteehth street on W@d
nesday tn l7th inst at $500 baltimore and Boo
ton papers please coPy1
KEADY. September 18Th 1884 JOHN READY ns-
tive of county Galway. Irelsnd
Enetal Mi t.Ee Place from the dence Of Patrick
ksax ~ "a rt;eet northwest at O'Clock .. IN. We'd.
nesdsy, l7;h irsrsnt
= PSDGETT. On September Il. 1854. at IL :o5 p. M
ANN G. PADCE1T. believe wife OF Thon a. Padgctt,
in tie sixty sixth year Of her ase
Funeral on Wednesday. the 18th. at pm, from he9
son-inlaw's residence 52 Eleventh street
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited 10 attends
POLK. September 10th lisa, at 10: 30 O'Clock a m J.
LUCIUS POLK. son o; James and Mamie Polk, ASod
ten years. three months AID twenty-one days
Funeral private.
THOMPSON. suddenly. in Frederick county Msry.
land at the residence OF her y n Leapley
esq. Tuesday norniny SeIember 10th. 1854 IN heJ
seventy ninth year, Mrs JULIA A. THOMPSON
mother of William :. Thompson. OF this city.
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The baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE September l6. - Virginia sixes con-
solidated &C. ten fortes. 32sl threes. 500
North Carolina skies. old, l0.14 tia to-day
BALTIMORE. Mp, september l6-Cotton dull
middling. loH Flour steady and quiet. whert-
southern firlner and active; western hiyser. closing
quiet, southern red StaS6: do. amber. SsaJ1 No.
Maryland, S7h asked No. western winter red. spot
s2saa~274: Septehl er S2a asked October S34saS3F4
November, Sj14aS5A: December, 97asTA. Corn
southern white steady: yellow easier; western
G5% &C. Oats irm-soUthern and Pennsylvania. 3la35,
western white. 3la35; do mixed 3la3j I've firnrr.
5Su60 Hay quiet and steady. Provisions easy and
quiet Sngar-;opper refined quiet. l2'.al3 "his y
Freghts to Liverpool per steamer dull-cotou, Slid
-four, Is grain. 2a2]dd keceipts-four !, AS barrels
wheat. $4,000 bushels corn. 5000 bushels; oats POO
bushels rye. 500 bushels. Shipmeiltswheat. 10 UUD
bushels corn. $500 bushels oats 800 bushels Sales
wheat, $4,000 bushels: corn. $3.50 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL. September 16-The markets were
stronger this morning Wheat Ia higher l9a
q higher cats . higher and lard l2tal5c higher as
day. The weather Is clear and cool
CHICAGO ILL. September 16 y m.-Closins prices
Wheat-October 15's. November. 17is December 79k
May. s57s. Oats-Septeinhar pa: October, 25A
November. 25.s: year. 25,5: May 2sh. Corn
ssptegtbsr. ~ o ss 5la S.yembeF 4sz..s4
ber 1915: October. 1900 year. II . January ii 80
Lard-september. 10 October. 7.20:7. 224 NOveli-
Der. los; January, 705
The Petroleum Market.
PITTSBURG September l6 Oil dull and not much
doing. The market opened at 757x advanced to &C.
broke to 75H. then rallied and advanced to TX at
o'clock
CLEVELAND o.. Sept 1e-Petroleum unchanged.
Standard white. ITO deg. test. skc
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Accident to the steamer Eolus.

PARTY WHO LEFT HER FIND 1T A CASE OF "OCT
OF THE FRYING PAN INTO THE FIRE"
PROVIDENCE, K. l., September 16.-The steamer
E0luS, or the Wexford line To Newport, broke a
part or her machinery and had her packing blown
OUT While on The trip TO Newport last night, and
uid not reach there until five O'Clock This morning
Mr. and Mrs. George Peabody Wetmore ana Mator
and MIS-. w. b. NetmOre were taken eff the EOiuS
by one OF Commodore Lucas steam launches. They
dld not. however, gain the advantage sought by the
transfer: They left the Eous before midnight. and
when the launch had steamed away it was dis
covered that her supply Of water and coal was in
SuIlclent TO carry her 10 Newport and very ii
was case OF DRIFT with her Meantime dawn
broke, and when the Eolus arrived al Newport and
II was found that the WetmOre party had not ar
rived, the New HampShire'S large launch was sent
In search OF the smaller one. which was finally
found OF BullOcks' Point about II miles IN he hay
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PERsoSAI-Nr G, W. GfSt of the Treasury lie

RETIRED.-Lieat. Col Orlando n. Moore, nth In
fantry. having been found BY an army retiring
board fncapacttated for active service On Account
OF disability incident to the service, Is by direction
OF the President, retired from active service.
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Suits Filed To-day.
A SOLDIERS cL.rM-rRoUsLs AT "BLE.x

A SULDIkKS CLAfM-TRCT Biz At NBLEAK HOUSE.
To-day. Mr.. j. G. Bigelow for Hyglon Mimetz,
hied suit against Ferdinand Z Trotten to recover
sioa The plaintiff was first sergeant OF company
+. lith regiment, OF which defendant was captain.
and claims that he, from time time. deposited his
money with the captain, and the amount sued for
is due him.
Charles R. King to-day, by Mt. A. c. Bradley.
nleu suit against john T. Varneu and Clayton
McMichaei Tor 81 ,0oo dsmag s The plaintiff Claims
that on July Goth the defendant entered his place,
BLEAK House" farm. with great noise and threat
enlng language 10 his family, and forcfbly seized
anu 1ook away one small colt, valued at 500 here
upon he brings suit.
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Last evening, August Miller, residing ut 151 b
street soul lt-ast. WAS n grocery store nth

4 WOMAN wTTH A REVOLVER Miss Jennie
Trump, pretty blonde, living three miles from
BldCksburg. Va, armed herself with "A revolver
early Yesterday morning, and when Mr.. Floyd
No0lwine, well-known planter. rode by where
she was waiting she sprang forward and began
shooting at him. Al the first fire the horse jumped
back Fearing that the horse would carry OF her
victim. Miss Trump deliberately shot the animal In
the head. killing him. The young man sprang from
the saddle as the horse fell and this time bullet
graZed his head. lie made his escape, ana the
young lady was arrested and diSarincd She stated
that Noolwine had some time since co9rted her
and had betrayed her under promise Of marriage.
Noolwine was subsequently, arrested and he and
the young lady were sent on 10 the grand jury.
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SNEEhS i Co, AuctIoneprs.
w C3l LOulSi, avenue,
opposite City Post Office.
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A Social Sensation in Ottawa.

A JUVENILE ELOPEMENT IN HIGH
The sensation OF the hour in social circles at
Ottawa, Canada, is the eIopement OF a son OF the
Hon. John CARING, postmaster general, with Eva
Pattee, daughter OF wealthy lumberman, who is
a member OF the well-known f1rm OF Perley 4
Pattee. Young CARING was only IS years OF age,
and Miss Eva was mere Child. They had been
constantly in each others company for nearly q
year past, and were frequently seen together on
the street. at social assemblies, in the theaters at
church, and in other public places. They called
themselves engaged. and asked permission OF their
parents to marry. This was forbidden BY the par
ents on account OF their extreme youth. 1t was
tachnent would wear away, but In this their par
ents We're mistaken, for on Saturday neither Of the
discovered that they left the city en- Friday night
for Boston, where married sister Of Miss Pattee
resides The parents of both Of the runaways are
greatly excited over the affair, but so far can
be ascertained they have taken no steps TO follow
the couple
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The Worlds Gr:.slary.

THE SUPPLY OF VISIBLE CEREALS COMPUTED.
CHICAGO. September 1G.-The visible supply of
grain September H. as complied 10y the secretary
o. he Chicago Board Oh Trade, was: Wheat,
197VG00 bushels: corn, 4.l0.GGG; oats. 2.139.0oO
rye, 1U1U.OUO: barley. 2J3.UUO ne supply 0i wheat
on the same date last year was 2li.6,uU0 bushels,
which did not Include the stocks 1T st. Paul. New
port News AMI Minneapolis, which aggregate
10000 bushels more. The grain III store at Chi
c3gU september 10 was: wheat. 3.2l0,U0J: corn,
OO0 oats, 27600o: rye, 5000. Hey. 81 90;
tUL.,l OF all kinds /. So 600, against III, UU0 The
same date last year.
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AUCTION SALES.
ILLS AFTERNOON,
-zvHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

-HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE AND PREMISES
o. NINEFETN Il THEET NORTHM EST, Be
TWEEN . AND L STREETS.
L. yiEtue OF decree passed i'll Equity cause No "a
>. Docket l., VIII sill, on II oDAI. Tht -
iNlFLNTH DAY Of ST EMBER, A d. 1884. -
r w O'CLD T. NJ. in front of tie premises.
subdivision Nos 10 and 1G in square No l34 each
lots fronting 20 feet 10Th street. and having
Cei:h # lot ct. with comfortable dwelling house
aid improvements thereon
Terms sale: One-thlrd cash. residue in two equal
pas at SIX and twelve months with interest from
sac; his option purchaser may pay the
aOIa purchase money cash 100 be deposited at
:ilIIr of sale. CoHyeyanciIg 81 purchasers cost.
FkED. ". JOINS. Trustee,
sr1-dSi5 Gunton Building Az Louisiana avenue
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AUCTION SALES.
THoaIAs DOWLING, Auctioneer,

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On Z STREET SOUTHWEST. BETW EEN THIRD
AND FOUT-AND-A-HtL F STREETS. IN The
CITY OF WASHINGTON, D. C.
BY virtue Of decree of the supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, PASSED in Equity cause No IA
ssis the undersigned as executor II offer for sale
III IT LIT Of the premises. on SATURDAY the TWENTY
oEkENTH DAY OF SEPI EMB L. iSsi, at FIVE
O'CLOCK p. M. that valuable inProv. d property.
known as premises No. 81 street southwest In the
city OF Washington. in the District of Columbia aud
SHOWN and described the city plat part lot . in
square 5A; beginning for the II feet inches west
from the southeast corner OF said lot IN said square
o4 and running north 81 eet ii inches west
et inches: thence north Is eet; thence ieet:
thence south IS feet ii inches street southwest
thence east along the line OF street II inches to
the place of beginning
Terms OF sale: Cash deposit of $50 will be required
when properly struck of to The purchas, r. The
riEht is reserved OF reseng the property cost and
risk Of purchaser should the terms Of sal not be
pied with within days from day Of sale. Costs of
convey ancing at purchasers expense.
WI Ii 4 n RY, Executor.
sel6-dts 465 street southwest.
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STEAMERS.
~ y 4 K u LIN r.

rUN ARD LINE.
NO TICF
LANE KOU TIE
The CI-NARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.
BETWEEN \EW AORh AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING Al CORN HAkBOR
IRON IIEt u. y. K. NEW YORK.
AT-RsNTA.... We'd. Sep. IL CALIIA ..W Wed Oct IS
BoTHSA.... We'd, Sept. n AURANIA We'd Oct 22
SIEyrA. We'd. oct ] BorHSA.. We'd. Oct. g.
OREGON. We'd, Oct. Si-ERyIA..... We'd, Nov D.
ANp EVERY WEDNESDAY IRON NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAuE-SGU, $50 and $780, according
Il accommodations.
-, very low rates Steer ge tickets from IAv-
erIOo and queenstown and all other parts Europe
lowest rates
hru.Fh bills Of laden for Belfast. Glasgow,
liavrt antwerp and other ports the Continent and
Ter Ntuit,Trd ports.
~ - 'Ei:t and };s-ase apply at the Compa ysofce
N /. l. wing Green. both Steerage and Cabin to
OTIS Bio LOW & co EOS Ith ST. Washington ID C.
Crto Messrs OTIS BiGfIOW ~ 90
81 Guo 9Th street Washington
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TaOMAS BOWLING. Auctioueer.

VALUABLE IMFEovID REAL ESTATE IN
GEORGE OWN D. C.. TO CLOSE \ Y ESTATE.
BIZ Nc HOUSES 1901 AND 123G MARKET
STR Ell Al AUCTION.
Or THURSDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEM-
BIZ ElCI EENIH. 1854 at FIVE O'CLO X. YFx
Ill front OF the PREMISES shall sell the follow f'@s
ing real estate to clio the est. CT the late Levin
Dukes ITS of Lots l63 and 1C4. III BE tty Haw
klis addition to Georgetown d. c., havinl. front of
% feet inches by depth of ll6 feet to alley, i'm
proved by comfortable two-story frame dwell ing,
be ny 1907 Market street
And at FIVE AND A HALF O'CLOCK in front of the
premises. two-sto rick RESIDENCE being No sc
Mark street. having front of 30 feet depth of
about lOI feet. with = ten foot alley side.
his IS valuable pT,l ertj and should command the
attention Gf parties desiring comfortable home or as
q having investment
Terms cash. 500 deposit required each property
al time OF sale. All >GVt yanCllg at pUrch
JANIS ,. II fS.
WILLIAM G. HENDERSON,
sel3-d&ds At:OTn' VS. for Heirs.
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SPECIALTIES.
ri NE I.Uss

Nj MI loss,
EIiiAITT CIsTTvOYANT AND PSYCHOLOGIST
ler.
tss-snce 1910 I1.h street northwest Hours from .
. A. i'' T. ~. .tt tI,I = 20 > J. IL. seq
I1 lHpSE WITH Piles -Df;. NJTiLENAS. No.
II q 9Th strict rtEtEvCSt. CursS Pile 10y dir Ct
tteatsstrt without th kLI+e. CaUst.g- lica:uTr
SIre guaranteed Use lrcf l,lI keskOf's IalElesS
Iftatneht ms rrC..lt - size only pial.
Row KNOWN for curing es without tie kuI;t liza
.u.t l. &sit'>- TSllrs. saf~ ana -! 4Iirnt
wthCut Cal -gF or lsS II time. falls 10
e-@F-ts n-coer te H0urs. 20 J.. sei-lIn'
hh> LROThEI = AND GRAY GIVE NO FL 2
ltScril IRONS SId ssIsi yout s.Ce-Stuys drug
- M -iN1-" IEotts wish JEe U,r-u- ItoSs disap
h ~ ~ yi 'ift o. vay Se~s siDUld consult DIS
y 4 r. and GRAY 90 Il = -, li3<iI
rSeNce- 49, ~ - tI1s
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PHYSICIANS AND DRuae1srs
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AS THE BEST TONIC.

This medicine. combining --on with pure Vegetable
INDIGEsII0N MALARIA. WEAkNEss. IMPURE
BLOOD, CHlILS AND FEVER and NEURALGIA
reaches Of the system pur6es nd enrches
the blood strengthens muscles and nerves and tones
and invigorates the system
I'm T. APPETIZER-Best tonic known.
1t will cure the worst Of Dysp psa, removing all
stiesslng symptoms, such Tasting the Food Belch-
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THE ONLY IRON MEDICINE THAT WILL NOT
BLACkEN OR INJURE The TEETH.
1t il invaluable for diseases peculiar to women and to
all persons who lead sedentary lives
An CNFA1L1NG RI NEDY FOR DISEASES Ur
THE LIVER AND KIDNEYS
Person suffering from the effects of overwork ner-
vons troubles loss of apr elite or debility experience
IT DOES NOT CAUSE HEADACHE OR PRODUCE
CONSTlPA 1ION-other Iron medicines do
It is the only aration Of Iron that no inju
rious effects lhy-icians and Druggists recommend it
the BEST. TRY IT.
The genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines on
wrapper lake no other : ade only by
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She Says Their Relations were Always
Of an AffeCtiOnale Characler.

NEW YORK, september 16-Mrs. Schelling. late
MISS Moroaiil, denies emphatically that she ever
charged her father with being tyrannical or unkind
IN any way, out, on the contrary. she has lively
sense OF MS kndneSS TO her up to the present time.
An intimate friend OF the family says the relations
between Mr.. MorOsini and his daughter were OF a
most tender and affcetionate nature. and that he
rarely returned from even short absence without
bringing her some token OF his affection. She also
denies the statement that MIR. MorOSlni kept his
daughter secluded and prevented her from receiv-
Ing or making visits, and gives many Instances OF
MS devotion to his child She further SAYS that
fepor visits to YonkerS Tor the purpose OF in
!eTVleWing the bride Will be useless, she and her
husband have left YOnkerS and Will not return
unless q reconciliation on the basis proposed by
Mr.. Moroslnl shall take place, and that such an
event does not now seem probable.
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BOSTON, September 16-The eighth semi-annuai
meeting OF the American ASSOCIATION OF railroad
SuperintendenlS bcgaa in this city this morning
ana Will continue Two days. D. w. SanbOrn, OF the
Eastern railroad, president; occupied the chair.
The following roads We're represented: Fltchburg,
Long Island. Providence. Boston and Maine. New
York, Providence and Boston, Revere leach, Grand
Rapids. New York and New Haven, New London
Northern, Cheshire, and Providence, Warren and
Bristol. Final action upon train signals VIII be
taken, and The "a O'Clock system OF standard time
WILL In, discussed.
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Charged with Conspiracy.

sun IhoWlSG OCT OF THE SuIPMAN CASE
Mr.. W. Wiioughby has for John j. Shlpman, en-
tered suit against William Fletcher, Jonathan Ma
garlty and James ". Maglrity for $4,000 tor con-
spiraey. The declaration charges that they. with
out reasonable or probable CauSa. on July 2ai last.
AT FairlaS e IL. Va, procured j. W. Nagarity 10
charge plaintiff with perjury. by reason u which
charge he was arrested, &c. also, that they caused
MS arrest Ia June 1881 on charge or forgery both
OF which charges Were groundieSS
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TINE OTTO" GAS ENGINE
Requires no boiler. avoids all expensive attendance.
rfed extensively fer running PASSENGER and FeEht
'ht ltnorapic Presses. Coffee Mills kOasters. Paper
skG RuliIk Machinery. lathes. &C.. &c. This en9ine
possesses the least number working parts. and
great simplicity OF mechanism
Tor particulars to pr1css kc apply It Office OF
Washington Gas Iight Co WA
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IN GEEA F.->,vsv7 ro,-rr

4 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
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Il So asrA 81 In. ra=.- l.. so AMI 100 a
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l. La IN. y =. Il. through trains connect at Jcr-
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81 ; h,aJ : a" lI-vv a. H. 4to, 10. 40 1910 aiid
1e!e, Cr.rk Line. Ga5 AID 40 p II. daily.
10 .iis4, IL 635 4 II Ia05 and 40 p N daily e1-
ALfxiSbK,A AND FIRE. rKIcKsBg-RG RAILWAY.
ROAD
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80 all H. % - 20 2i.. -UaU \. and Lie
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et- AMI information IT ,te Office mort asst corner
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H.a,r&- '.sUa<tr- General Ia-srl-rr Agent