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Daily Republican., 1884-12-05

Pyle { lichtenstein'
NJ. ZIG MARKET STREET, |
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
The Cloak Sale now in
progress at our store,is a sue
cess.
Our Cloak Departments
are filled with all the novel
| ties of the season.
We have Cloaks and Wraps
to suit all tastes and purses.
Manufacturing all our own
goods we are enabled to sell
at cotton prices.
| Ladies Goats, in all sizes,
iron 80 to 48 inches bust
measure. Children's Coats,
from l to 10 years. Misses
Coats, from 10 to Is years.
We carry in our Order De-
partment a large line of Seal
skin Pushes, Ottom an Cloths,
Jersey Cloths, Stockinette
Cloths, Diagonal and Beaver
Cloakings,and make to order
at short notice any garment
that may be wanted, and
guarantee perfect satisfaction
Daily Republican., 1884-12-05
POR SALE.

U,Oh SALE OK keNr-5IOkE buiLn
fourn and French stroo1, suitable Tor
v6olesaIe or commission, or any heavy 6usi.
pes building strong and durable. Well
butt. Location for business good and IN
ueasIng every day Terms easy. J. X. =
SItIyS A SONS 40 " eSt 9Th st. aute-dw-t
Daily Republican., 1884-12-05

r oST-iN GOING UP THE CONCORD
IL Turnpike. one horse blanket. 'he nm
der will be suitably rewarded on ieavinR II
ct the stable, nth and West -
d3u N X. bENSON.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-05

Kent County, Uei., ~ miies from X. II.
Station, conta lining las acres. Peach and Az
pe orchards in bearing. The soil is fertile
ind we'll adapted to the growing OF all kipds
Of mutt and grain raised on the Peninsula
ROBl NSON & Co, Room Every Evening
Building. oc'-u
Daily Republican., 1884-12-05

LJOR SALE-A DESIRABLE FARM "
r. W acr s. near lover, Del New DWELL
Ing house. good barn and other buildings;
strawberry and raspberry patches, peach,
pear and aptle orchards. Well adapted to
raising small fruit for northern markets
MORRISON n co., Room 2, Every Lvening
Building. nit-u
Daily Republican., 1884-12-05

NOR sALE-A FINE CHESTER CoUE
IL ty farm Of i50 acres. Good buildings
and living water In every neld. Apple or
ehard In bearing. Would make tirst ella e
stock farm. ROBINSON h cos Room no.
Z Every Evening building oc7-tf
Daily Republican., 1884-12-05
yyM1xGS

I-aNTEi-PUPiLS TO LEARN
Nv at at. .e sf ~. s" m hs%ss van Az
ttss y a. OF posite the Arlington cotton
err, Ninth ward 'io''
Daily Republican., 1884-12-05
LOST.

r OST-A GOLD WATCH CHARM. 2
IL photographs inside, Name engraved
on inside. The finder will receive reward
Of IS At 5 East Ord or It'll and Orange st
A. A. CHAPMAN
Daily Republican., 1884-12-05

l5oR SAIL OR RENT-THE PROPER
e ty at southeast corner OF Third and
Church streets Low tenanted by the Hare a
Morgan Company. apply to u. II. ii r.
PICKER, JR., trustee OF Jos. Teas estate
Ninth AM Market streets, city. sepl7-e 1d-u
Daily Republican., 1884-12-05

-.nrrl-SHORT IA ~DSTUDtNTS.
Inv Az Theory taught In Q weeks. Terms
w., Apply evenings, 100 East Eighth
Daily Republican., 1884-12-05

Y OSr-a RED PUP WAS LOST ON
Il sunday The Under will be suitably
reward ed on leaving the same with Preston
AyaYs, 3cb Marbet street. d3st
Daily Republican., 1884-12-05
NOR RNlSHED ROOMS
| II without board ct sOa King st. sep2s u

IiINUK KENT-2 KOtJMS. SUlTAeLt
Il for dressmaksr. No. 20 West Fourth
tstreet. dSSt~
Daily Republican., 1884-12-05

LNUk SALc-rHR KITS AND TWO
Il horses, suit8tle for farmers. contractors
or other work Stables 100 West street d. I.
,.iUR SALE-A GOOD GAS STOVE, JR
A heating purposes. Apply at ills ONCE
Daily Republican., 1884-12-05

|INOR SALE OR RENT-rHE STORE
II and dwelling, corner of 18th and Ben
nett now doing good grocery business.
Stock and fixtures for sale. Good reasons
sigen for selling. apply on premises 2s-lm
Daily Republican., 1884-12-05

.,.STEiGYoUNa Nrn LADIES
INV o 10 learn telegram and type writing
", evening. r. l. N. J. Tea. 90: NO.
|tli Of cn set streot Septemberis-tf
Daily Republican., 1884-12-05

Skyk THINK YOU UAN GET MOkt
w kindling wood for q. 20 nomRichArd.
,Sn's mill than elsewhere. Leave orders ut
Every Evening once, OApelle's hardware
Maryland Avenue. Once telephone 70. OF
onstAl card. Cfty. m1e-u
Daily Republican., 1884-12-05

-y,NIED-A.C RNEriST To LEAD
W the singing Of an afternoon sunday
MA adore 8, with address and terms. T.
emu, an- DAFT
Daily Republican., 1884-12-05

INOa LE--DWLLLIN4S, STOKES
l. Farms, Country seats and Building
Lots. ROBINSON 4 CO., Room 2 livery
EYsging Building. oc7-tf
Daily Republican., 1884-12-05

I,.NTEI,-a0 POUNDiOT WALNUT
INV Aternels at McOann q Cos, candy
N,,,.t,ry. eth aud Tatnall street.
pahd''e' d. tu-th sa-;tt.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-05

LNOR hENT-2D STORY OF 500 IVES
| IL 9th at. Water on the floor. del6tt
Daily Republican., 1884-12-05

NOR KENT-SEVEKAL STALLS Fob
IL horses Also part Of factory, suitable
or light business, at Ind and Poplar Apply
H. SHAMELESS. n7.oodu
Daily Republican., 1884-12-05

ENUR RENT--ONE OF THOSE NEW
~ stores In the block 1t eth an! French
xfestA. Also hsusee for sale In all parts Of
ne city. Apply TO J. X. u. SEEDS SON
No. 80 W. 9Th street. ml2-u
Daily Republican., 1884-12-05

VNOR RENT-ONEF FRAME DIV ELLlN8
IL on Union street near Eleventh. Rent,
SO per month. Apply TO r. H. Law. near
MT. Salem church. 0c2eu
Daily Republican., 1884-12-05

NOR RENT-THE STORE AND FIX
IL lures 3. W. corner OF 4th and Jefferson
ness as grocery and provision store. Apply
at 600 W. It'll street. n@-u
Daily Republican., 1884-12-05

NOR RE NT-SEvEkAL SMALL
IL houses. Pleasantly located and in good
order. Kent very low. FRAZER b 90,
Third and Market streets. oc21-u
Daily Republican., 1884-12-05

uyANTED-FURNiTURE CPH0L
INV stercr at NJ. Megary h Sen, bleIst
,sll street w.
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THE CITIZENS SUFFRAGE cow.
MlTsEEE.
Point Made by Commissioner West.
A CASE OF SOUR GRAPES.

The committee which prepared the suffrage me-
mortal is known as the suffrage committee From
time to time the committee has Increased its num-
berS until its membership is now about one hun
dred. Among the names on the list OF members
are those OF A. NJ. Clapp, George Holmes, Perry
Carson, j. p. Klingle, f. ID. Wright, William H.
Clagett, Andrew Gleason. Dr. Z. A. Adams. Alonzo
Bell, S. j. Fague, William III. Pope, A. b. Mullett,
William A. Cook, W. c. MUrdOck. c. r. Richardson
X. 7. Greener. Charles II. Peters, William III. Chase
Andrew j. Donaldson, L. G.. Iilne, Thomas Lucas
c. r McBair, Daniel f. Cahill, William II. Hunt,
Charles Sch9fer, John Fegap, James L. Turner, b.
B. Dowell, r. +. Beale; John E. Howell, Charles W.
Smith, James Coleman, Frank Hume. Charles
King, r. c. Campbell, Elphonzo Youngs, w. C.
Dodge, NJ. NJ. Rohrer. &. S Moore, b. T. Swart, NJ
NJ. Holland, Lewis Clephane, J. S. Worthngton,
George Juenemann, D. W. Bliss, J. NJ. Gregory,
George HILL Jr., X. g. 1ngersoh and Chris Heurich.
A member OF the committee told STAR reporter
that the portion OF the memorial giving figures TO
sustain charges OF mal-administration was pre-
pared by Mr.. klingle. II suppose he knew what
he was about said the member. II listened 10
the reading OF the memorial until it came TO these
details OF f1gures and paid no attention TO them"
Commissioner West said four members OF the
committee-Messrs Clapp, Holland klingle and
Clagett-had made efforts TO become District Com
miSSiOners. and he did not see why they should
want the Office II the government was 50 bad In
principle as they represented.
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4 Wrestling Match on the Pacific side.
4 rCrilOus NnYage.

- tliSl Ikif on THE CHATEAU NAEGACN.
htiftN, y -. March 25-The officers Of the
disabled steamship chateau MargauN whis ar
rNri mere yesterday IN tow OF the Caledonia. tel
3h interesting story ~ tAcir tedious and daRger-
Ge> ,, w Axe The Chateau MargauN sailed from
h"iI'siN on February ~ with ten cabin and
'AiliA sitTraGc paSS'uEyrN. N was her rlrsa trip
IL i>N the Atlantic, she having been launched only
1 "a, 4tii. AHA a quick passage WAS anticiIated
lNr Ntai -r'r GutN March ) was moderate aud
h"lhllE CNrIiful o'C,lTfpd on board, but the sue
'tt7lIi- dahs uutil the middle ~ last week proved
NlfhA aiid u'nd'Td The greater part OF the voyage
~, eAAy','u'lNt Pcili"iN- on the morning Of the
SINH lie ruid,r broAe and beO ames use
.tN~ ana WAS Suon torn from It's faSten-
ms bN heavy >rA. Five Jury -rudders were
toih away successfully 10y the sea, and one
mat tualy STAYED was Of little service The
s'h"ou'r drriT Harvey underworld 10 render
TAN e on The - hut The heavy seas obliged lser
d'HiSL The steamer Arizona MAS passed. buf was
uhainc 10 assist gloucester fishing schooner.
the intn, attempted - assist the steamer but the
storm prevented her being uf service, The steamer
Noircllu WAS spoken the same dan. and furnished
it>i prov l>lyh>, A. ihr chateau MarGaux had only
twenty DAYS provisions when She sailed.
storm That began un the lith lasted two nays.
sweeping the decks aud damaging the bulw arks
oh tc lith the storm moderated ana Anot her Jury
rud'ltr Ws pul On which puls lasted tn next day.
oh ihr lhth three attempts totow tp steamer were
itdt hA IN" steamship CITY OF chester, but the
steel towing cables gave wly on the lsth the
steamer oregon sent aboard some provisions and
t""A on lnitA eight pJ>S"nTers Another storm
lasted TWO more days. badly shaking the vessel
ou saturday the steamer Caledonia took bpr I'm
tow. ana they reached Safui,ro IlGht on Suu1ay
niEht. " Hhrre they "lali Ia" until morning when
steam tugs were dispatched from this CITY and
hi"u-hJ h'r IN safely last evening" and she VIII be
dpCkd to-day, when an Inspection of her condition
viii be made. The paS>,'u-,.rs remaining on hoard
when the steamer arrived here were seven cabin
ami ihiriN-Nr ~ttCrlEc. he cabin passengers pro-
age passengers continued their voyage On the Cale-
dUIla-
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SPECIE FOR EURoFR-RsII.RoAD AFFAIRs-THE BEAR
OPERATORS, ETC.


NEW YORK. March -. WALL STREET 1910 a m
Exports for the week exclusive uf speciel &50ss 36
The specie engagements lor to-morrow's European
steamer aggregate Sson.onn up To this time.
The Western Anthracite Association will meet
to-day at the Glsey House. 4 committee OF We OF
producers and shippers. consisting Of W. S. scott,
T. T.. Holden. T. VI. frisbin I. NJ. Richards AID W.
H. Sayre. viii report the OF interviews with
the presidents OF trunk lines 10 devise some pgult-
able plan In which the trunk lines viii oln for f-
terinE the trade.
II is stated that an application on behalf OF r. X
Dow ana Others. trustees. has been made IN the
United states court AT Little Rock, Ark, for A re-
ceyer OF the Memphis and Little Rock railroad on
the ground that no Interest has been paid Ca the
bonded dt-bt since January, ISS2.
\ movement Is on foot among railroad men TO
consolidate Ascvllle and Spartan railroad with
the Western North Carolina. and complete al once
a link between Ashyllle and Hendersonyllle. II Is
thought that the consolidation viii be effected at
once. Both roads part OF the Clyde systela and
are controlled 10y the Richmond and Danyille COIN
pany. The large bear operators seem deteTnined
u put out any lines OF short stock In view the
hold which the GOud-N anderbilt party have 90 the
market This Il largely due to the fact that rhes have
Their stocks well cared for in long time loans, which
Will hot expire iur % or 80 DAYS The possibi
OF squeeZes have also had the effect oI deterIIg apy
free selling Tor short account.
The expectation OF gold shipments by the Ci " OF
Chester were not realized owing the Inactivity OF
the exchange market Rates continue firIn and
warrant the expectation OF gold The easiDnss In
the London money market, the shipments OF some
securities abroad. and the recent decline with Us,
showing a margin or profit 10 arbtrage hnuses
VIII. Tor the thine at least, take the place 20 any
considerable expectation Of coin. The situation In
cuba is reported 10y merchants doing business with
that country 10 be growing serious, the prevail
ing high rates OF money making the negotiation of
exchange extremely difficult, and the demand for
gold from this center II likely 10 continue until the
sugar and tobacco crops have been moved.
The southern Pool associations executive COM
mttee Will meet to-day 10 consider the present de-
m0ralizaiOn OF rates and the question OF dividing
the business or all competitive non-pooled Isinfs
also To consider several questions referred from ths
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one. have heard you got $4,000 for such services
While in the House"
This Mr.. springer denied. and the witness said he
was sorry. but he could name Mir. Conkling and
others There was nothing out of the way in II. -
Witness was asked II he had ever been asked 10
act 10 counsel FOR any OF the defendants in
THE STAR RoTTE CASES
He replied that he had never been offered n re
tainer, though he once received an intnation that
his services might be desired. but the orer WAS
vague. not a direct Offer The intimatlon came
Shrouga BoSler. but he did not wish the position
and thought nothing OF IT, Since his last visit Ia
this city he said he had heard that there was "A
rulnor 10 the effect that he had been offered a
talner OF 10000 in these cases This, he said, was
not true.
The further testimony of the witness bore upon
The earnings OF the marShal's and district att"r-
ney offices. He said that the system II fees WAS
1alure and there ought 10 be fixed salary IA al
cases
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The auyu>tiuiau Trial.

ARCHBISHOP WILLIAMS AGAIN on TIE STAND.
1awRENCE. Mass, March s5.-In the Augusflnian
trials to-day was announced that ten OF the cases,
which were against 81 Marys church. had been
abandoned, and that the plaintiffs would rely ON
the three cases against the immaculate Coacep-
tlon church Plaintir Ellen leahy testified that
She understood that when she deposited money
Win Father orritt II MAS for church purposes and
That Archbishop Williams was responsible there
Tor The archbishop took the stand. and saia that
he recognized uO laws hut those OF the nited
States Most of the legal titles the church prop
cry In the diocese were held 10y him He agreed
with pr. smith that a bishop universal
parish priest, and that there were parishes ac-
cording Ia canon law. The powers OF priests had
been delegated To them The contracts for tle de-
posltS In question were made before lac bteame
bishop.
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PrOpOsed New RailrOad.

GAlNE-TOS. IEk-. Nafcn IA special u the
NeSrS from Fort Worth says: "A number OF caa,itaI-
lists OF this city met yesterday 10 take steps 10 Or
gailile company 10 build railroad IRON Fort
Worth 10 Eagle Pass A committee was appointed
% solicit subscriptions and report to-day, when an
organization Will be completed. The movement is
supported 10y the weaithe,t business men OF Fort
Worth. and The road Will undoubtedly be con-
Structed"
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TFRRH HAUTE. I'm. March 25-The Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific railroad sent one OF their
coaches here last evening with rOunc trIp tlekefs
Ia Kansas City Tor So The object IN 10 cut under
th" regular Kansas tlty excursions. for which
tickets have hseu selling AZ S:.7a The coach left
here this morning The Illinois Midland road TO
Peoria. ani Thence by Tie chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific road 10 Kansas CITY. About aOzen
passenger agents are Ia The trfry
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The Greely Search Expedition.
OFFICERS OF THE THETIs AND BEAR OFFICIALLY DE-

The Gree1y Search Expedition.
OFFICERS OF THE THETIs AND BEAR OFFICIALLY DE-
SIGNATED
The officers OF the arctic steamer Thetis which is
to be the flagship Of the Greedy search expedition,
have been finally determined upon, and their orders
We're issued by the Navy department to-day. They
are Commander W. S. Schey, commander; Lieut..
triel Sebree, executive; F. II. Taunt, navigator;
Lieut.. s. G. Lemly, Ensign c. H. Harlow, Passed
Assistant Surgeon E. H. Green and Chief Engineer
George w. Melville.
The officers OF the advance steamer Bear have
been published, with the exception OF her executive
officer, Lieut.. F. II. Crosby, who was ordered to-
day The completed list is Lieut.. W. II. Emory,
Jno r. COlwell, navigator; Lieut.. N. r. Usher, En-
sign L. X. Reynolds. Passed Assistant Surgeon II.
Z. AmeS and Chief Engineer John Lowe.
The officers OF the supply steamer Alert will not
be ordered until after the arrival OF that vessel in
New York. She will be commanded by Commander
Coffin.
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An Exciting Wrestling Contest.

IT RESULTS N DRAW.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. March 25-Whisflef ana
Muldoon wrtsted from $50 O'Clock last night until
midnight without either gaining fall IL was tho
most exciting contest ever witnessed In this CITY,
Al 1890 MuldooE refuse 10 continue, stating thaG
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Brewster CalnerOn,s Successor.
CHANGES IN THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.

(HANGES
The Attorney General has appointed James L.
stanton, at present pardon clerk, to succeed Mr..
Brewster Cameron as general agent OF the De-
partment of Justice and Edward Stairs to be par
don clerk. vice Stanton. Mr.. Stanton was formerly
special examiner under Brewster Cameron before
he was promoted to be pardon clerk when Judge
A. T. Gray resigned, and Is therefore well informed
as to the duties OF his new Office
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A Threatened Lynchin0.

CHICAGO. March ga dispatch TO the Dafrv sp,ns
from Springfield, H., says Gov. Hamilton was
called upon at midnight last night by the sheriff
of Menard county, who asked for authority 20 use
the local militia 10 prevent the lynchng OF Houl-
den, who murdered his wife saturday evening and
then attempted 10 XII himself. Eoulden Is ia the
lall AT PettrSJlrl
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The Nebraska Democratic State Con.
syeEstOn.

OMAHA. NFB., March 25.-Ihe democratic state
central committee met last night, and 1xed May
:e2t as the time and Lincoln ss The place for holding
the state convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-25
COndemning the Action OF Sesresayv
EOlger.

New YORK, March 25.-The Constitution club.
one OF the wealthiest In Brooklyn has pass-ed 4
resolution cohdemning the action OF the Secrstary
OF the Treasury In selecting the site for the new
federal building at johnson and WsAhilzgtun
streets
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General foreign News by Cable.

ARREsT OF IRIsHMEN I'm MILITARY AkRAl."
DUBLIN, March 25.-The police patrol arrested
last night at Killarney party OF men marchihg In
military array.
A CREW OF WRECKED BRITISH sTKAMKR m A
PRFCARIOUS CONDITION.
LONDON March 23.-Ady1ces from the Ear easf I'm.
dicate that the situation OF the crew OF the
wrecked British steamer Nisero is precar1ous The
cabinet are considering steps 10 effect their re1cue
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kilograms to The Star.
THE NEBRASKA DEMOCRACY.

BROOKLYN CRITICISM OF SECRETARY PODGER.
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COMPLEXION BLENISHES.
COMPLEXION BLEMISHES.
COMPLEXION BLENISHES

l. {Acne. white or red inna1ned pimples on the
2; Conedones. .)-Backheads the nose forehead
Oliver Spots l-Brown H. dark muddy looking spoes
on the Sns iosshtld and eheeks: aiiecss ladies
s. (stppled Skin. .)-Coarse deep pores on cheeks and
sds 8 Frseaes, Moth. Tan saowness Birth marks are
yield to true Dermatoogical skill
brows Eyelashes and Hands, and successfully treats the
skim by removing IN the most scientific manner every
annoying Bemlsh DiscoloratiOn and Defect Does not
Use any Cosmetic Enarels. Paints Dyes His treat
nent Is Scientific Purifying Beautying. Artistic and
DE- VAN ,DYCK. Dermatoovis., No. % Grant Place.
life to the study practice of Dernatolosy He has
STUDIED anay zed and treated every complexion
ut almost Perfection IN their treatment The Doctor Ia
regular graduate Of medicine and surgery and has edu-
consult him with every confidence in his skill He num-
r his patrons I The leading society ladies Of
references certificates of cures DR. VAN DYCK wants
his patients publishes cert6cates Of cures He re.
parties almost every day those who have
re1ion skin hands OF hair no matter what the nature
DYCK at and rely on it that his treatment
will give you entire satisfaction.
81 harsh Dry .na sns
O x % ,Ss
mer.
should make their e%ngaesmepts % early, The doctors
ms,a sns and one ., xheh p
o 9 The snS
Affections right here Washington without the least
and se g1
9th and lO.h and e and Il streets houn: an. to
and send three stamps for answer }eb29 fktuSt
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THE OTTMAN INVESTIGATION.

BE EXPLAINS HIS CONNECTION WITH THE CASE AND
CoNTRADICTS THE TESTIMONY OF MR.. COOK; ALSO
SAYS He DID NOT DIVIDE HIS FEE WITH Mr..
BLISS OR ANY ONE ELSE.
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THE EVENING STAR.
ADJUSTMENTS.

ME- MAURICE sTRAKosCH RESPECTFULLY
Mss EMMA
The most Eminent Living Con
FAREWELL CONCERT IN WASHINGTON
At CONGREGATIONAL
Assisted by Chevalier ANTOINE DE KUNTShI.
snd the famous composer Of the world renowned com
Lon).And the Grand Symphonic. The Soldiers Dream
Mrs ANNIE LOUISE
And Mr.. A. l. KING.
The Concert will be under the per.onal direction OF
Accomplishments.
Admission 81; reserved seats. s1.5).
Reserve Seat Tickets for sale at Metzerotts Music
IIORD's OPERA HOUSE. EXTRA
MARCH 81 THE MERRY MINsTRELS.
An Overwhelming Popular Success
m.ss1srrsr. "a crszaAss Mrss1sr1sr. R
MINSTREL COMEDY COMPANY.
The Fun. The Singing The Jokes, The Dancing,
The Tumbling, g.
SARAH BARNUMs DILEMMAi
ILI-FED DORA.
Introducing the X-Seltzer Ballet.
Darkies in the Moonlight.
The Choir Sing singers ase The Nashville students,
The Blackville Volunteers.
mh25 Firs, Matinee Wednesday.
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AN ASCENDING CaSHIER-THE PRESIDENT
LoMBTA To BE INVESTIGATED.

AN ASCENDING caSHIER-THE PRESIDENT % co.
LoMBTA To BE INVESTIGATED.
NEW YORK. March 25.-panama ady1ces of tbs
18th state that the cashier OF the Bank OF TelinA
had abscOnded with over $4,000.
The Colombian house OF representatives has or
dered invest CATION or several acts Of President
otalora-
Rev. Alfred ". lockyer, chaplain OF the south
American Missionary Society, died on the 9Th inst.
from yellow fever.
Nearly 5000 sacks OF coffee have arrived from
Central American ports recently.
The great American dredge continues toexcavate
Its way through the soft ground near Aspinwall &C
a marvellous rate Five thousand meters a day Is
its average work. The new dredge, which vas 30
successfully tOwed 10 Aspinwal from Philade phia,
IN nineteen days. Will be ready In flve six weeks.
and then real progress on the Atlantic side VIII BE-
come observable one hundred and forty canal
employees have returned 10 Europe On account of
the prevalence OF yellow fever, and 500 more have
applied for passage
ADyICES FROM PERU
state that the bandit MOntsneros continue their
depredations where there are no Gillian Troops,
and the Peruvians oppose the proposition OF Chku
10 withdraw her soldiers from the country.
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j. B. HAMMOND & Co.
BUILDING MATERIALa
We keep full stock of Frames Doors, Sash Blinds,
Mouldings Stair Work Mantels and general Mill work.
We We make 2 speciality Of Hard Wood work, such a.
tcrs Desks and other Fittings Having added improved
machinery facilities such that manufsc
tnre all work. Kiln Drying, Working Flooring and
Dressing Lumber specially. Telephone connections
mhlS.2ws
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NJ AHcH
Is OUR SPRING ovERcoAT
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