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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

WINDSOR, OSr., Dec. 2S. ~. l.. French
OF the United States revenue service,
who recently fed from Chicago, where
he Is wanted on charge Of forging pay
vouchers, has been arrested mere, hui re-
fuses 10 return without extadition pa.
pers, as he II afraid he win be tried as a
dceerter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

KINGSTON, ONT., Dee. 2s.---The United
States treasury department denies that
the commercial firms engaged in export
Ing peas from Kingston to Cape Vincent
shall pay duty of 10 per cent. when for
merly there was collected 20 per cent.
There win be a repayment OF the over
charges.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
Tie Atlanta ProhlbiiiOa :

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec ~. sSI 5
option election contess cIsTs s.D
state court before judge /, V ,D.,Ss,s
morning. This was ~ y stos 4.
quiring the ordinary y :, ,,sI,i II
should not hear a contest .sa ' Will
after he had declared Iue ,s sss,l'l
not having been set y s 1ostssa
the statute, IL wa
Monday next. .-.s..s'' =,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
smnlI.ror Cnsts Nrnne,.

MONTREAL, Dec, 2s.-The amount ex.
pended in cxtirpating the smallpox cpl
demic Is Sis, 600 and IL win take further
large sum to meet the remaining engage
ments entered into. Compulsory vac
cinatlon is now being strictly enforced.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
N. Pasieur's Patients Dolng W.,

PARIs, Dec. 22.--M. Pastean reror,s
this morning that he has carefully ex e,.s
ined the four Newark patIents ana ~.
ahey are doing we'll. ~" '''a'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20 For West Gulf
states, local rains Southerly winds be-
coming variable Slight changes In
temperature.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

~, INC nlnese have little use for surgery.
Nv, .noy resort TO eupping and teaching and
a1pvlhs on small scale, and thst is
"Vout A. Tar AZ they 90. Morbid growths
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
BALANCE SHEETS COMPARED.
CENTRAIs DIVIDEND REDUCED.

The only members absent from the meeting
OF the board OF directors OF the NewYork Central Rail
road company yesterday were W. x. Vanderbilt and
william Bliss. A special interest attached to the
meeting account Of the conflicting rumors which had
been circulated In Walst regarding the quarterly div
dend and the future policy Of the company toward the
West Shore road. The directors declared dividend Of
per for the quarter ending March 81 payable on
April Is. statement also submitted showing that
the earnings OF the company for this period were los
per and the friends OF the company pointed to that
fact Justification OF William H. vanderbilts state
ment made time that the road would only pay
what earned I'm dividends They asserted nat the re-
ductiOn in the dividend caused by the falling of in
earnings account OF the recent snow bockdes which
checked largely the movement Of traffic
Secretary Worcester said TO TRIBUNE reporter that
the West shore mentioned I'm the discussions
the meeting. The following resolution. however, was
passed by the board
the reduction I'm freight and passenger rates by parallel
roads, reduced the rates OF freight aud passengers to
lowest rates TO meet those charged by our competi
tors.
esolvcd hathe action Of the officers OF thIs,road in
following the reduction OF parallel roads Ia order to
protect Its business DO fully approved"
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mrs. David Lyall and the Misses Lyall, of
st. Brooklyn at home 70 large number
OF friends yesterday afternoon Among their callers
were Mrs Kssam, Mrs and Miss Barnes, Miss Hasle
hurst Miss Benham Mrs. sheldon, Miss Lacey and Mr.
and Mrs. Dickerman.
Mrs wynant Van Zandt, assisted by Miss Van Zandt.
gave pleasant reception at her home. No. "a West
Twenty ST., yesterday afternoon Miss Van Zandt
has organized commerce" club, which met for the
first tIue last evening at her home. The game was
naved until late hour The members OF the club will
meet every Thursday evening through the remainder o
Lent. ,., ,, -. A.,
I s. NJ Stranahans home In UniOn-st, Brooklyn, yes
ferday afternoon the benefit OF the Brooklyn Home
for Consrmptves. Mrs Sheldon. Mrs. II. B. Clafn.
Mira Houghtang, Mrs Barnes and Others were present
Mrs BENJAMIN DE Lamater gave q reception with
dancing last evening at her house. No $50 West Thirty
second-st The guests included Miss Cameron. Miss
Carpcpter Miss Bowers Mr. Perrin, Mr. aker, Irving
Travers Miss Hill and John Ross.
Among the members OF tue Arachne Club present yes
terday afternoon Mrs, EwiDg's tea, given In their
honor were the Misses Winthrop. Miss Boardman, the
Misses speyer, Miss Maud Leland Miss Louisa Morgan
Miss Morse, Miss Lawrence Miss Lynch Miss Mont
gomery, Miss White and Miss Mckm. The club Will
meet next Thursday at Mrs. souttsrs house.
Mrs Rowland, Of CarltoDave.. Brooklyn held re-
cepton yesterday afternoon. -,
Miss Grace DuTyee Seaman niece OF General Abram
Duryee. mafftod to william IL Mckinney, Jr, on
Thursday, the Bev. K. Wallace Neil officiating. The
young couple will sail for Fernandna Fla. to-day.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
DIED.

BsLKNAP-At Nswburg March !; Rachel daughter Of
Funeral from late residence l3J Landest saturday az
ReIsiSes aud friends invited without further notice.
Raay at M0rrsanha "a & Mswxors CITY
parents Ietth-st and Del.
m Edey sv Ias S % s a,s 1ssds1Gs s. %ss
| Notice OF funeral hereafter.
eIFEoRp-onm ~ Tnqrsaay ~ March 5, lssj Anna sherman
mon D. Haight. IN the 10Th year OF Ger age.
Relatives o. the .iy respectfully pvtei
Jersey city Heights " j. sunday March s. at D. m
Trying THURSDAY Mareh5 Helen widow Of Pierrs
Funeral Grace Church, broadway and
Inierment at Tarytown
LEvERICH-on Tuesday. March s, 1t Newtown l.. L. OF
RELATIVES and lsH3. are aisad % al s
Train leaves Ions Island city az S'Sop m
1t is kindly requested that flowers be sent.
McLEAN-At south ortright Delaware Co, N Y. March
POSr-Mrs Theodosa Ann Post born in Cavendish VT.
October &C. looe-died Of catarha pneumonia March at
Funeral from the residence of her daughter Mrs John /
davenport strawberry H stamford. Conn, March T. az
PRIoR-At his residence. Rosyn L. T. third month"; fourth
Anggsn. M PTSE Of psray SIS age O. years
Fr ends Meeting House, "estbuy L. L. on nrst day 18th
Carriages w BE- in waiting Westbqry Station On the
rival OF the . a III. tram from Long Island CITY
sCoTT-suddeny OF pneumonia at his residence $50 SIN
Ave- Friday March g. James seost in the 49th year OF
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
VAN PELT-Thursday, March at New.Uuocbt, John L.
Van Pelt. IN th 18th year OF his age
his late residence saturday. March at 30
O'Clock D. IN. without fnrtner notice.
Greenwood at The Brooklyn. Bath and
Coney Island r. X.
VAN AKEN-on "Wednesday March 4, William Van AIKEN.
of this city, aged % years.
az the residence OF ms ather-nlaw Iaca-
riah DedeTiok No East 56thst on saturday 7th inst,
al : O'Clock
Relatives friends are invited tn attend
Interment at the convenience OF tho family.
WHITNEY-On the 9th ins, al his residence, No. 2t7
North lsthst, Philadelphia George whitney I'D tie 0Otn
year of his age. -
Due notice o the funeral will be given.
WHITNEY-On Friday March q. at his residence lao East
tn OF pneumonia Charles A. Whitney age 10 years
Friends are attend the funeral service at ths
Church Heavenly Rest othaye- near 45thst on
Monday March at 10 o'clock q and respectfully
requested not 20 send flowers . =, ,.-,,
Menbers OF Kane Ioige. M. 454. f. q M are raenaiy
invited
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
THROUGH NEW YORK STATE.
THE CHARTER ELECTIONS.
GREAT GAINS FOR THE RKPUBLIcASs-THE PROHI-
BiTIOS VOTE.


ALBANY. March (SpeciaD The town elec-
tons fortysix Of the sixty counties OF the show
large gains the Republican party large that John
w. yrooman the secretary OF the Republican state Com
mtee says that there be doubt about the State
going Republican next fall The gains have been large
especially In the Republican counties, but there havo
been some I'm Of the Democratic counties as we'll
The counties OF Ulster and Rensselaer, are about the
only ones In which the Democrats have made gains. A
leading Republican estimates that the Repu5-
lican gain the Republican vote last fall
amounts to 90. .000 Mr.. Vrooman has had prepared
statement showing the gains and losses of both
parties the elections for supervisors which place
on the same day the town elections Supervisors ave
been elected the counties Of Ailcgany, Broone C9,ta
raugus Cayuga, Chautauqua, Chcmung. Chenango. Gin
ton Columbia. Cortland, Delaware. Dutchess Erie. Es
sex Franklin, Fulton Genesee. Greene. Hcrkirner.
jefferson, Lewis. Madison, Monroe Montgomery. Oneida
OnOndaga Ontario Orange Oswsgo, Otsego. RensseaeT
st. Lawrence, Saratoga, Schoharie fchuyler, Sens
steuben sullivan Tlega Tompkins, User, Washington
Ia these forty.iyo counties there has been gan
Of forty supervisors This 10 large numbe Wen
the appreciated that In many Republican cIu.ls
solely. Governor seymour said that the most vaIu
indication of how the state o, Newlork Is going al
fall election In tho spring town and snpervisois riec
tion IN the various counties. Republicans no re- ALI
over tue State, thai IL eau be accepted trswothy
indication Of the the tide oi po Is rnEIDs In the
State. -. -.
one notable feature OF the elections s that The Pro
hib suffered IN every coaty owing 20 their
alliance with the Democrats last Iall llcenss COun,s-
sioners have defeaind ia No Lieels Yetnmssloasrs
versa OK RS situation y year sg Then more were
sevoaiS he Lssn-s commissioners and tive IAcsnss
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
"PATo JOYCES NARROW ESCAPE

TWO MYSTERIOUS WOMEN WITH WONDERFUL
MAcHINEs TO sELI.-HE SENDS SUBSTITUTE.
Patrick Joyce and O'DonOvan ROssa were
discussing Egyptian politics in the Office Of The United
bTshman yesterday. Brooklyn Jersey City and Hobo
ken had delegates present Some OF them insisted that
TWENTY-FIVE who could dynamite would be better
for FL Mahdi than $500 with oldfashoned steel and
lead.
" Order moment, men," said Rossa
10y the prcking Of my thumbs
Something wicked this way comes
Who's there
ATS me-" said squeaky voice, and then the rustlng
OF womcns clothing heard outside in the passage.
The dynamiteurs jumped to their feet every one.
pat" Joyce cautiously opened the door.
"Oh, Mr.. Joyce know you'll you over In the
Tombs This Is my friend Miss -"
"You know me. ehi Then walt moment until we
prepare 10 receive you. Excuse ladies', but in times
Of mans life is safe" And Joyce slammed the
door in their faces
whats Z" Rosa asked.
"Sothing said the lieutenant, "but Just keep quiet
moment" Then the dynamite chief was locked in his
sanctum.
Come in ladies'" said Joyce. turning to the visitors,
and let tell you the beginning that am prepared
TO put ten bullets into any before You could dis
charge one. I grua perhaps, but In times Of
mans life Is sa;e. sit down.
The two made known their business.
Incy had some very usciuI machines III thtlr louEss
Uptown Three OF them only needed 10 separate
Ireland from England The hrst exploded would secure
the naturalization OF the land The second would win
Home Rule, and the third and last thunder-hock would
result In the proclamation of an Irish Republic Come
und them" the women said
"Y-e-s" said Joyce. " that Is to say-well, II
don't go-Xhat time might call :"
ANY time" and the visitors gracefully bowed them
Thank Cod" sad Pat" with sigh OF relief.
"I'll co." said Denis OConnor.
"Nery well, Denny. ayica. but be armed well, and
here's letter %, ntroductlUg for you"
In the evening OConnor set out for the address Mira
Dieuger, rOruer of West Fourth and West Eleventh
sts" An aged woman with one arm answered his
knock
Are you the woman that las the machines, and do
yOn know q Donovan Rosa ="
she said she didn't, and asked him II he wasn't Mr..
Joyce. ~
Introduction" and he legnn 20 read. Tho old
woman took the letter from HIN ana dlsal-
peared through the street door, which she locked
on the outside OConnor, feeling somewhat nervous,
held two reyolvers firmly in his hands. and. with a
cleaning dagger between his teeth. paced up and down
the one armed with younger ones eered IN
That's NOT him." they said to the old woman.
..Them is they" said OConnor To himself .
Mrs Dillenrer then entered aud told Mr. OConnor that
the woman who hal the machines preferred 10 show
thom 10 Mr. Joyce IN person.
when OCohror rctIrned the Office he decornted
by Mr. with tho Fenian Victoria Cross and do
tailed for Immediate duty IN the soudan.
"Pd have been shot. had gone there" Joyce said
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
JAMES SCOTT.

james Scott, the head of the firm of William
scotts Sons OF No. Ill wast, died yesterday morning
lie had been Ill only since sunday On Wednesday pneu'
mona developed and death followed within fortyeight
hours. Mr. sootts firm the oldest establishment of
coffee importers In this city II founded by his father
who Is still living, though more than eighty years od.
Under present IL included James ana MS
brother, John i. scot term known to the tiade Us
scott's grades refers 10 Mr.. scotts classification OF
conces which has be the accepted Standard o
highly esteemed socially, was member OF tue 1npn %
Club, the Union League and the New ork laoht oiup'
aud was fthe founders OF tho Downtown Cino'
His home was at No 800 Ffthave. lie eavesa willow,
who Mus ADtoinette Tams, OF this CITY, anu Two
daughters. The funeral exercises will take place Mon
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
suooTING AT A SWISS JUDGE.

BERNE, March 6.-An attempt TO XIII NJ.
Dumur presiding judge Of the police tribunal OF lau-
same the capital of the Canton of Vaud, Switzerland
was msde to-day. M. Dumur was presiding over civil
trial in the police tribunal The defendant In the action
Il Chayan while the case was In progress, drew a re-
volyer and pointing it at the chiefjudge. fired he had
NO sooner done than Geardon the clerk OF the trb
nal and Blanchard the usher. sprang upon him and
attempted to disam him He succeeded in emptying his
revolver In the attack he made upon Geardon and
Blanchard before he was overpowered and disarIned
President Dumur not hit by the bullet fired at him.
but the clerk and the usher badly wounded After
being placed arrest Chavan said that he was not
sorry for what had done, and declared that he had
gone the tribunal with the Intention OF killing the
president and all the other judges.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
MRS. HELEN DODGE IRVING.

Mrs Helen Dodge Irving died on Thursday
at the home OF her sister, Mrs Eliza Dodge Irving No.
42 East Tenthst. Mrs. Irving had almost completed her
eighty year. sho the niece both by blood and
marriage OF Washington Irving Her father was gem
era Richard Dodge aud her mother was Ann irving the
authors sister Her husband Pierre Monroe Irving was
the son OF william Irving who was Washington lryings
brother Pierre Irving died about nine years ago. lie
had been Washington Irvings private secretary ana TO
hun left the task Of publishing the fe and letters
OF Washington Irving" IN which vouminous work the
hand of his wife, who has Just died. clearly dscernl
Die. Mrs Eliza Dodge Irving who still lives at an ad,
yanced age also married her cousin Oscar tho son OF
william and the brother OF Pierre Irving The funeral OF
Mrs Irving will take place this morning AT 10 O'Clock at
Hollow Cemetery at Tarrytown near the graves Oh her
husband and her famous uncle.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07

butcher, and James Marlin, liquor seller Freel %
cupied the room where the IRE originated, and Maxtp
occupied No: 16, the third floor, imnadietey
above The bodies were found each other burned
beyond recognition man named Sheppard, seventy.
fye years Old jumped from secoud-st0ry window and
was saved Jack Wheeler escaped but was slightly
burned O. H. Heller. carpenter in the employ Of the
as Erie roaa Jumped nom tnir9 story WINDOW. He n
could be checked four buildings were destroyed The
total loss is about $4,000.
oPLAINFIELD, n j., March tSpeciaD.-Two barns in
the heart of the city burned here last night The
loss Is about 81 200 with full insurance John Dunning
an old man, into by hose-cart and seriously
hurt.
HALIFAX, Mach 6.--The woollen mills of the Union
Manufacturing Company, about miles from Truro
were destroyed by fire last night The loss is $20000
Insured for in the Liverpool, and London and
Globe, Lancashire Northern. Western and Phoenix in
surance companies The operatives had O narrow es-
cape. Burpee skinner the foreman, jumped from win
dow and sustained painful injuries.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07

TRIBUNE OFFICE. March I'll m.--In Montana and
the Western Cuff States there a slight rise In tenn.
perature yesterday and elsewhere slight fall Coudi-
ness generally prevailed from Dakota Eastern Ten
nessee and the St. Lawrence Valley with light
SHOWS rains. The pressure sbove the from
Texas to Minnesota and westward aud increasing tho
Northwest The movement of the barometer here was
slowly upward until noon and then downward. Tho
sky couded at nightfal The temperature ranged be-
tween 300 and 4oo the t3ils being 2' lower
than Thursday
Slightly warmer partly cloudy weather and light rain
or snow may be expected to-day In this and vicinity
with cooler, clearing weather tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
THE-wEDDING OF GENERAL TREvIyO.
Zrryo LAREDO Mexico March 6.-Gene1

NUENU LAKEDO, McAICU, MdTCH O.-OtUcIdI
Treyino commander OF the army in Northern Mexico,
has arrived In Nuevo Laredo. from Monterey, to con-
summate arrangements for his forthcoming marriage
with Senorita Guadalupe Zemorano, whose father IL the
parter OF Modero and OF the weathest
merchants OF the Repdblic II 10 expected the nuptia
ceremony will oi the most brilliant that has
taken place IN Northern Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
ATTEMPTING TO BLOW UP A HOUSE.

PORT JERvIs, March GA few nights ago
two young men called on the daughters Of Samuel
Cover, at Holiistervflle. Wayne County, Penn They
were Objectionable to the girls and especially 80 to
Mrs. Cover, who elected them from the house. On
wednesday about o'clock in the morning, the Grower
family was startled by explosion which shook the
house One Of the family, in looking out Of the window
sawJacob f. Beisucker, Of tho young men who had
been elected by Mrs. Cover, running away from the
kitchen had been badly shattered by the explosion
was on nre After the fire extinguished parts OF
ise ana fragments OF broken bottle found III the
ktchen. Beisucker aud Frank spangeDberg, his COM
panlon were arrested charge Of attempting to blow
up .he mousse with powder They taken to Homes
ae jan and the Grand Jury being in session they were
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
OBITUARY NOTES.
John j. Chase. superintendent of the

John j. Chase. superintendent OF the
Ioboken ferry died yesterday after long Illness he
WAS born Ia saugertes N " In 1915. and began no as
a deck. hand "a small steamboat lie afterwara DO
cs c captain Of the same vessel and In MAY dooa no
icc,f tod "a position superintendent OF tue hopokeh
Il rres. Two years he gave up his place Deeauso W
sickuess lie prominent Free Mason, anu ".s AZ
L,e,ber OF tho Hoboken Ferrymons Association; Ine
innerd viii take place 70 morrow In the hoior'noo
Church. ..,o,a A.
Bernbeier mastcrs, No. "a Statest. and member OF
the Produce Exchange died Thursday at MS hono'
No. ia East Sihty y-first-st.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
TIE FIRE RECORD.
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES,

LITTLE Rock, Ark, March o.-Ihe steamer
Mi, Harry was burned In the White River. twenty nve
miles above Batesye to-day. She was reported to be
loaded with cotton for st. Louis. The boat was valued
at 81, 900; insured for $1,000.
BRADFORD Penn. March GA lamp exploded IN tne
Dunkirk House ~ in today, ign'ting inc ou'a'ns
and resulting in Tho death Of two persons, Barney Ffee
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

surcfpE AT MoxAcoThe society In exercised the
suicide OF young EnglishmaD, whose name is for the
present concealed from the press. He was recently
usrried and lately lost $250.000 gambling al Monaco.
THE yoLUvrEERs-The total OF the enrolled volunteers
(;rsat Britain the present time IL announced as
$4,000 men, the greatest number yet attained.
TO WELCOME THE PRINCE OF wALEs.Thonsands Of
persons Ia ireland are signing petitions OF various kinds
70 The Dublin Chamber OF Commerce, urging that body
70 form grand committee OF reception for the Prince
eod Princess 0f Wales upon the occasion OF the Vs 10
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
THE PITTsBURG AND WESTERN.

PTTsBURG, March @ (SpeciaD.-It is now
stated that the Pttsburg and Western Railroad Com
pany Is only bankrupt but that 1t has been so for
three years and that the timo has when the udg
mcut against the concern must be met. To-day the
OF receiver. II is further stated that the synd
cate controlling the stock o, this company repre-
scnted here by william Sempe and James Gallery in
New-York by f. ID, Morgan and Co.. and In Baltimore by
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company; the first
two parties holding 37a per cent and the last %
cent The syndicate Is said TO be under pledge, under
the agreement made with the Baltimore and Ohio last
summer TO provide money 10 meet the Jdy interest on
the boarded Indebtedness the amount OF bonds oustand
interest on the OF the Ptsburg Bradford and
Buffalo bonds guaranteed by the Pttsburg and Western
will not be paid and that the mortgage will be fore
closed This will not hurt the latter corporation, how
ever, as It will be releasing 1t from Improbable
Northern line without integfcrenco with its Western
system The bonds which yesterday sold at 62 were to-
day offered at So with no takers The interest on the
roads bonded indebtedness amounts 10 81 900 day.
of the iron and steel Industries stated
that the Baltimore and Ohio Company a short time
agreed guarantee the bonds OF the road on the Issue
OF new bonds bearing per cent interest that Presl-
dent Gallery well many other large holders of the
bonds. favored the project, but that the greatest
onposition to the scheme came from +. ID. Morgan
Co. Who IL Is sad refused TO accede TO the propos on
and the opinion expressed that the attempt To
bear the stock for tho purpose OF compelling the
New. Workers to come to terms. President Cslery was
not in the city to-day. OF his subordnates said
there was truth IN the report OF tue roads financial
embarrassment
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
LORENZO BuRROWs.

ALBION, n. T.. March 9 (SDecidI) ).-LorehzO
Burrows died mt his home In Albion this morning OF ola
age and general debility, the age Of eiGbtyohe In
1913 he elected to Congress from here ana served
two terms. lie afterward elected Comtroller anu
Regent of the University Of this STATE For severa years
Le was president Of the First National Bank OF ADlon
Ie leaves large fortune. lie q brother OF is o.
burrows, the millionaire
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
A CORRECTION FROM SENATOR ARKELL.

ALBANY, March 6 Especial - Senator
Arkel desires correction OF paragraph in this MORN
ngs TRIBUNE with reference to excursion Of editors
to Neworesns under his auspices. coupled with an In
mation that the aforesaid is supposed to have
some connection with his candidacy for Governor OF the
state The Senator has connection whatever with
the contemplated excursion and will not be u member Of
tne party. IL originated with his son. William j. Arke
the business manager OF The Albany Epening Journal,
ana designed little treat few OF his personal
friends, with no political significance whatever.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07

ARPEsT or Il NOTED THIEF AT WASHIS6ToS'
John Smith. alias Sonny" Smith, alias
Rogcrr hartepeor. living at No. 1897 East FtAenthsI
was arrested nj Washington "Wednesday, by Drtect
yes.rgcantl Magnre and Hickey cnsrgsa w,sn s,r rsa
Nstcn md chaiu frou Mary Cox, No l97 EiixabethsI
lie was srssste but escaped frm the Tonps py JuiuP
iua through . window back vi the JuIticos ocsk