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Earned rms RTootBn altmoe !; ,! Fs sn
osErT = amor Lett on has 1kiyn, a.
tinoe 70 struck out Bron1yn rtd "I n,sa M Eva l.
second base bits evans cmitb WA peh on
Porter L asse ball tNaya, J. ilt Ny pittuo, ~ -
lyn Umpire J. Valentine. TINE OF camel hour md %
2iaaios
An interesting game was played al Jersey City yeser
day between Boston League and Jersey Guy oian';
About 900 spectators werr present hhd the eT1 't
excitement prevailed during the closing nnlnga ih te
first innng Tor Boston sutton made a M, ven 10 ~ ,h
on "A passed bhil and scored on Burtocks MT IN we
dh inning the League payers scored Two runs on W.
Inv Cunning a sacrihce by sutton nnd errurs OF Ne
IangIin aud Mccormick. Tho home ayers scored one
run IN the ihrd another IN me nth anoiher ~ Tue
sixth and the winning the seventh inning prine
pally through good batting THIS score was Inade'
RS,s tor CIV 20 %
The Ncw.York Leagur Club visited Ne'Mrk yesterday
and defeated the Newark Club with RE ards"n pitch
stop The other six in their regular positions
Tho League men outplayed the home omb BON al lhe
bat and IN the ned. aud won easily by this sc"re'
NsT4 Ss,x ............:G SSEs
The League season will be opened nj the Polo Grounds
today the New York AMI Boston clubs PLAYING The
METROPOLITAN aud Brooklyn clubs play their hrsI game
New athletic grounds are being laid ont In Harlem 10
be BY athletic aud semprofcssionil ana amateur
baseball CLUBS local furniture manufacturer Is nv 'He
head OF the scheme
PHILADELPHIA. April 3O.-An interesting game was
played here to-day between the Phi adepa League aud
Trenton clubs. The score was pS ioh""s:
T PTi sasipaii w - 20
Lase hlIs-ITenien. lhiadolPlia ~ Eriois-iIoh'on
o. Philadelphia, q.
WASHINGTON. April 30.-The game here to-day between
the Wilmington National clubs resulted In an easy
victory home players. who both Outbated aud
outnelded opponents. About 900 spectators
present. The score was hs follows;
N.lon, .........-.... dd-7
AMHERST. Mass. April 3O-The Dartmouth and Am
herst College baseball mines played exciting game
to-day before a large crowd The following was the
scOre:
Dartmouth .....--.-.--.-.---..-.'-.p " ~ "a
Base hist Dartmouth Il. Amherst .. kirors-bait
mouth II Amherst o.
ST. LouIs April JO.-Fully 900 people witnessed the
opening OF the League season here dag by well con
tested game bet con The home aud the Chicago
nine. The former won by ascure OF 8 ~ 2
GAMES HLsEwHEBE.
Al Hartford Providence ~; Hartford, 2
AT Augusta, Ga--Augusia. Nashville
At COlnmbu-.-Atlauta. I Columbus y.
Al Macon. Macon. II Memphis y.
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VERDICT AeAI1ST INSURANCE COMPANIES

BosroN, April 30.-In the Supreme Court
to-day In the suit OF Charles W. Clement against the
British American Assurance Association and Others
Jury returned verdict OF $50 100 for the plaintiff The
plaintiff brought suits against twelve Insurance
panes 10 recover loss his stock Of boots and
10 tie amount of $4,000. Tbs defendants conended
that the oss lees than claimed by the plaintiff and
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laraton Of Independence. The corporators areyfsn.
Bailey and George ": Hopping, The trustees are Rem.
lamln Urner, James b. Weaver, James Redpafh Samuel
W. Putnam, Il. T. Whitehead II. Z. Baldwin q r.
iIathrop. Louis J. Post, A. X. Owen d. b. Murray
Benlsmin 9. Chase, Jssse HarIer. D. ID. Chicbester,
John Law, Robert Prrvis, John W. Stout II. A. Eeck
meyer Sarah f. Fuller, John r. Winston and Rufus <
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A ZIG sCHglfE OF REFoRM.

Tho American Society to Promote Justice yes
tcriay filed ats certificate of incorporation with the
County Clerk 1t intends 70 reform by lectures and pub
locations such economic and political institutions US are
may DO antagonisto 10 tho fundamental principles Of
the American theory Of society Get forth In tho Pee
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INJURED BY FALLING FROM A ROOF.

PHILADELPHIA, April 30 tSpecidD. of
the timers employed DreXers building AZ Fifth
and Chestnut fell tho roof ~ the cellar to-day,
receiving injuries which may result fatally
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WINTER LINGERING IN THE MOUNTAINS.

LIBERTY, April 30.-There are snow
drifts yet in this part of Sullivan County which ten
feet deep and in some places whole fields Ia the noun
tain districts still covered deep with snow In tho
Beaverk woods il will probably be tue middle of May
before IL will all DO gone The ponds are sIl full OF Ice
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rHRowN our or A cARRIAaE AND BILLED.

BINGHAMTON, April 30 tSpcciaD.-Conrad
Drummer, an old resident OF this city, killed in
Canal-st near the Erie depot today. He was driving
just OF the depot with his spirited carriage horse
when he brute fright and throwing AIR Buin-
and crushing his skull He died this evening
lie "A large family and considerable wealth.
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FOUND DEAD IN HIS BED.

UREA. April 30" Jerry" w. Mu. ply, age
twentysix who lived at Little Falls in this State and
travelled for an Albany grocery nr. found dead In
his Mohawk this morning. His death is attributed
10 apoplcxy.
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CONVICT LABOR IN THE STATE.

SING SING, April 30.-The earnings Mt Sing
Sing Prison the month OF April were s2o76i 79i
penditnres STAT % leaving profit the month Of
$6OO5 Sc
AUBURN. April 30.--The prison expenses here during
Aprl aggregate 50 o30; earnings SS9l leaving DO
hccncy OF $3.50. The prisoners here number 795.
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RATS LINE THEIR NESTS wIrH MONEY.

WALToN, April 30.-Josllna Harper sold
some property days ago and received $500 in cash
for it, He hid the money potato bin. On Monday
ne went to the TO OF the money. but all lie
could nd of $40 bill The rats had destroyed
he
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National Bank Notes.
wAsH1NnToN NOTES.

wAsHrxoTos Thursday, April 80. 1855.
Is1ERgsr CaEcKs MAILED The United States Treas
urcr to-day mailed yss3 checks agercgating 81
81 payment OF the interest due May on Sl91iooovo
B per cent bonds. Of the loan OF July II, 1854
AssrsrAsf APRRAisERs sCsrEsDED.-The Secretary OF
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1orned runa MoiroDoItan Athletic o. FIRST base D
Nietrol,ol tan Athletic. q. ase on DALI m
ropolt H. o. Athletic. /. siruc Total
iec a eft on bases-MerOto litan, a hlric -
base Neutrality-suspicious. 10; Athletic 2 ase or
Name Twobase IarkIn. IOuble-pay -ii0uoA
and Sovey Wild pitches None rs e. 1s' Umpire
Time OF ga1e-One hour ana 10 lhhutc'- NN''--
MT connea HIT with ball by Bscannon, /.
About 800 spectators witne -sed the gane ~ ptj,sn
ington Park Brooklyn. yesterday between w ,hsir
ana RaItimor. Clnbs The home nine onlplhScu 'ho.
opnonents at every point and won easily e, %
pitching was batted all over the held o nc ,ng an "A
PLAYERS scored only run. that III the hHl me
SIN lie hit by stearns aud three base h oy bNans' ~
home PLAYERS heded well The score was
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ssIII Dyasntt,.x
PACIFIC COAST.
shipping IateiIixence.

SAN FEkscrsco, Jan. 2.-Saiied-Scar
Nara L. smith, for Port ToEnseud
steamer George W. Elder, for Victoria,
etc.
Death sf . Prsminent FruIs Grower.
SAN FkAScIsoo, Jan. 2.-George G.
Briggs, the prominent fruit grover, died
a. his home At DAEisvilie yesterday.
Pert Te~asead Notes.
PORT townsend. Jan. 2.-Capt. Dill.
OF the steamer boda, arrived lat even
ing from Departure BAY. and reports
that toe Wellington mines Nos. and 4
took 1Fe at 6 p. n. Tuesday. and were
still on IRE wien De lefG YESTERDAY
The steamer Barnard Castle is lying
there With part of load on board: also
the Norwegian bark IRdis. both bound
TO San Francisco, snd the ship BeIvi-
dere il ia the Royai Roads. bound up.
Amerie II ship Norris, bark Nehemiah
Gibson and British bark MARY J. Baker
are here bound oct
BSu nsans Assets aad Liabilities.
SAN PRAScIsoo, Jan. O. rhe schedule
Of assets and liabilities Of 4. W. Bow
man, she lusoivent agent, has been filed.
II Shove his Indebtedness to be 1892.
OF, and his assets $53s, 100.
fed9eea 0ne-HaIE.
SAs Francisco an. 2.-This evenings
Post prints a statement that the San
Francisco Stock Exchange Board has
reduced the cost of listing stocks upon
it's regular cali list from $500 to f250.
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TINES AND PLACES FoR HOLDING
CegRT.

walla Walla-First Menday in Nav
and second Monday in Noyember-for
Walla and franklin counties.
Dsyton-Third Monday In June and
first Monday in January-for Columbia
county.
Colfax-Second Monday In December
and first Monday in Jnne-for whitman
county.
Chensy-Second Monday in April ana
FIRST Monday in Oct&ber-for Spokane.
Lincoln, Adams and Douglas counties.
Colville-Third Monday In October
for Stevens county.
vancouver-First Monday in April
and hrss Monday in Noverber-foF
Clarke and Skamania counties.
kalsEa-Fourth Monday in April and
fourth Monday in November-fof Cow
litz aud wshkiakum counties.
Chehalis-Second Monday in January
for Lewis county.
Goldsndale-Third Monday In NAV
and first Monday in Ostober-fog Kick
itss county.
Yakima-First Tuesday after fourth
Monday In May and sirst Tuesday Aftes
second Monday IN 0csober-for Yakima
county.
oysierviIls-ssccnd Monday in Au-
gust-for Pacific EQUITY.
Oiympis--Seccnd Monday L Juns
and Deeember-for Thurston and Ma.
son counties
Baoonness- Second Tuesday In Zebra.
AIRY and Aagust-for Sksgit eosnty.
Port Townsead-Foarth Monday Ia
February andsAugus;-for jefferson, Isl.
aud. san Juan and CtaIlam couasscA
Snohomish Cify-Second Mondsy In
March and Septemeer-for Snohomish
county.
Seaitle--First Monday in April and
October--for King and Kitsap counties,
Tacoma-Foarth Monday IN Mar aud
November-for Pierce Ooanty.
EllensburR-Third Monday in Ooao.
eer--for kiftitas coanty.
Pomeroy-Third Mondsy In August
aud Pebruary-foF GArHssd and Asotin
oc1uties.
Nontessno-Firsf Monday in Seassrn.
ber-fof Chehaiis county.
whsiscm-Second rses1ay in Janu-
AIRY and yane-foF Whatsom eoansy.
The Saprsme cOart meets e OlYmpis
-seoona Monday IN July.
The following are United States
Ooarts and nons cshef in above die
tgicsss WallA wslia, ColfAx. Chensy,
Oiynpia, Vancouver, Yakima City, Ia
coma. Seattls and ross fovnssnd-
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ne ksEpxizn u1ddse. Tie statement
- Tsds tbs fEs0cn TROOPS are 70 be
s~as ITO loser EgJpt. % thss Eraiish
s-ArTisocs rrsy be seat 10 tbs Nile. II
nsossssars. All thzs France 10 70 share
toe oareso Of interest," 90 tbes Egyptian
stIiI Dgaamfainx.
Lospos, Jan "A asnataIis s1p.o-
sson Ooe7Tred o. The CndesSroand Kali
gay. bet<eeE -G1veE sirses and Kinzs
Gross ssssioE- It go this evening. TIE
windows Of passing train we're shat
tired And the Rss lights extingrished.
Beypnd this there vas no damage soue.
he pAs%n2e-s Wess greatly terrified,
bot Do one ~as bnrt. The train re-
soned as !oQrnsv after . aeisy Of Is
minates
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I ERRIToRY OF WASHINGTON.

n ERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
! county Of King, SO.
In Justices Court before 8. B. vrooman,
Justice of the Peace.
To Christian Thygensen: You are
hereby notified that Michael Kelly has
fled claim against you in said Court,
which viii come on to be heard at my
Office, In Seattle, King county. w. T.. on
the 18th day OF January, A. u. 1856. at the
hour OF 10 o'clock q. m, and unless you
appear and then and there answer, the
same will be taken as confessed aud the
demand Of the plaintiff granted. The OBJ
ject and demand OF said claim Is TO re-
cover q balance Of so alleged TO be due
said Kelly from you on account Of SER
wees rendered By said Kelly on or about
the first day Of October. 1854. in assisting
TO negotiate the sale OF certain real estate
belonging 20 you, at your special instance
aud request.
Claim filed December 6 1854.
SIDNEY b. vR0OMAN,
$ Justice Of the Peace.
J. T. Ronald. attorney for plaintiff. tl9
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western and SoashSrn 5kasss thax IA
have organized f@Qalar srusftpa e,-ss
nreeoefs' associssioos, stakes for oplss
hllies and fnAis o. issZ, N Be sros.ec i.
their re41l%r fssi Eae-flng u isss. tzg
h7ndred dollars ~ es a I'D 10 sAoh
r. AXE, and = 5s rsissd The Chiczoo
HoTs<aGr Breeder stake.
Tuasei Fired 81 q asL
| CoLcxBcs, o., Jan IA mob Ard
the Bristol tannel On the Shsznss iiyi-
SION OF the Baltimore aud Oaio rad
early this morning, and nearly 300 fsst
have cased, BseessitatirG 9 transfer Of
passsnReFs Tie guards were run oat
- tas mob, and u is thought thai
dynamite vas ased
pses Vet seen is bs Pspaiar.
SEw foEE. Jan IA PROPOSITION vss
presented 10 tee Produce Exchange 70
tue gram trade this morning that mem
oefs oe charged for seats IN the @caIi'-
room. IL mst aitn great opposition, and
al AlAoss unanimous vote vas cas-.
against the proposition. meeting vii
Dc held t'ruoFFow 30 settle the question
Goslly.
Barw'ns Of the 6Ien woeiea atlls
SoErH ADAMS. Nasa.. Jan. 2.-Ths
Glen - solsn mills burned this morning.
Ihs engine aud boiler rooms and picker
house were saved; loss, 800 900: insured.
sasHf In Boston.
SosT0S. Jan. Elder VIM. q. Kelly.
Of LOtnoni, Iowa. one of she TselTe
Apostles and Of shs High Council Of the
Josephite ReoEgaBized Church Of Jesa,,
Christ OF Latter Day Saints, arrived
here today on business connected With
tbs Church.
a. 7. a s. o EarnIaxs.
The z 0ss earnings OF the AlchisoR,
Topeka 4 Santa Re Railroad for eleven
months we're $l5,06S, 500, an increase
over the same period Of the previous
year Of 10 per osEt. The operating
EXPENSES were $7.o45, 400, an Increase of
Is G-l0 per cent.
strike Of weaver.
NokTH ADAMS. Mass Ian. "A hun
bred Wsavers of Johnson's bingham
mill struck this morning, because Of a 10
pr oent reelection in wages. They have
been ordered from tseir tenements, and
IL is probable that sii hands will strike
tomorrov.
The sssrk Esst
nav foKK. dan. limited states Sc,
l0l u; SIS, lIs1s; Fs, l2lzi; Pacific 95's
i25, American Express ~. Canada Pa
chic ", Lackavanna 90l. Canada
Southern 81. Central Pacific 341. Bur
iiugsoB 1861, Denver Il Rio GrAnde a..
Erie I+ss, Hsnnibal& Sc. Joe 3S1[, Kan
sas d iexas Is, Lake shore 62ss&. Louis
vile & Nashville IA. Michigan Central
J1<, Northern Pacific l6&, Northern
Pacific preferred 401S. Northwestern
S59+. New York Central rs, Oregon Rail
way d Navigation 10, Oregon Transcon.
tinentai l4A, Oregon Improvement ~.
Paoific Mail h51f, Panama -, Rock Is
land 1851. II. Panl 73ls Texas Pacific
l3As, I'M N Pacific 90 United States
Express a., Wells Fargo l04. Western
Union $40.
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ELocurIoxAHr CoxrEsr.-There vii
be an siocusisasry eoaisss 81 the Uai-
vsEsisy this sssaing between The rnesa-
bars Of the b" EIocusiou Class. sndsr
shs direction sf Professor O. p. Lee.
eents CHARGED, which will ensitls thoss
pres~nt 70 vote fer the ous whom they
think u sntitisd - the prize. Ths pro
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House TO Let.

A COMFORTABLE HOUSE 10
n rent large rueuas. eaasess su1 pan
Try water laid On: good large hnzrded
cellzri eak sEsize4 throaxkozt tSo
and Howell s<resEs; 80 per nsoafh -
Eesd tenant fnqz1rs q y. aLKM. ne
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~Poor b1y." said lady, a. she took
oat her parse u give The hstie heegkr
some noasy. aYss am Q psor boy"
said ths yoang rascal, sqaes Esng Q seu
caa Of he era. ~aad have foaf sink
nusheFs be sappS<s-- Tbs lady paa
hxek Der parmk shook aes bead and
wAlksd sadly away.
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For Rent.

H0UsE WITH FOUR ROOMS: ALSO
Ii large barn. ultsble for Q work
shop. In the rear Of SnEliysn1s hiock. Ap-
ply % john SULLIVAN.
non Commercial street.
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Paws for O rsVly.~ a. shs eas aai1
Via s1s scr4schsa ths aoe Coz harkine
a Der.
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with sAsIiks tread The Pirates
eharRs a. 80.
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Lessons Wanted

ON THE GUITAR. By A YOUNG
" man. from 9 eompetent teacher. Adj
dress boz 90. seattle +. o. n3
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LONDON, Jan. "A cabinet council
will be held today ~ consider the for
sigr aud colonies question.
Gladstone IL slightly indispascd.
aea-ef.war for ChIsa.
PAKfs, Jan. 2.-Four men of var have
been ordes'd to proceed 10 Chinese va
tiers. TO reinforce Admiral Courbet's
squadron.
spain sim asaking
MApRIp. Jan. 2.-Shocks OF earth
quake we're again experienced az Al.
hama last night. The towa IL in ruins.
A panic prevails among the inhabitants
Of Intequsra. - miles northwest Of
Malaga, where shocks have already been
felt.
EaFthqnaks shocks we're again felt at
Granada, Malaga. Nerja aud Aljsrto
last night. The panic among the peo
ole is unahated. numAef Of towns
and villages have been completely de.
Many persons sleep IN railway carriages.
A royal decree has beea issued order
Ing that national Subscriptions for the
relief Of the sufferers BE- made. Public
offieials have agreed TO coutributs one
days pay each. By this means se0,0 900
will be raised.
an IasezraxAsiye tetsay.
LONDON, Dee. D-The Govern nens
Of New south Wales declines sendius
q collective protest 20 the Imperial Gov
eminent anti the following qae~tions
have been dehniteiy settled. First.
whether 6egmany's annexation Of the
coast Of New Gainea and the neiehbor-
ius islAnds vas The resoit % an agree
meat With EnglAnd. secondly. the terms
AZ the AQre@ment. u such exists, third
", eoncegninR she possibility Of extend
ing BRITISH proteetloa ever New 9aines
from Easa Cage 10 the German line OF
occapation. faaEthly. WHISTLER 10 OFFSET
the Gsernsn occupation the En2lish
have determined 10 occops The islands
siraiaeesicaIly eommandtag that pog.
tson Of the Pacific. when these ques-
sicus have besn answered she col0ny OF
Nee South Wales viil be pFepAred cor
daily 20 operate With the other Aaslra-
| liau eaioaiea in taking whatever STEPS
mag be necessary.
xemethlag o. Gesag 10 nappen.
Loxpox, JAn. 2-Mnch exeitemeui
| and snFFrfss kss nsen created By ths
S1odea app<atsucc q Useattoue nsre
| He hastily called cabinet meeting foi
/ tarnoxrvg. The epinios 10 thai be ~
received important gsvsof Franco Ger
msn desa9as apon kzypt. vhich reqairs
the prosnptess sftsntson. Another 70
Saet 10 thai Germany prsposes % foll0s
ap her rscent arqaisiti ans Of Islands u
/ the south Pasifie BY annexing the Ton-
"a islAnds and the samoan os NaviRA
tor IsiAnda SAIL Another rnDoF, phicl
however anas little eseaenea hsrs. 10 y
TIE snecs ths1 Easlana has a9rced d
the an0exAsisn 81 The Aww Hshrade
Iklands BY France. go eoadlslon that ~
lAstsr pswer sAail hsap Enaaaaa oct o
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Niaees starter.

a. tasx. JRn. 2--The usovrmnut
49,. - y q y tand 10 relieve the persouai
s.ss g osnesal GRAFT frsr uasr,vnse
- 8 ~ saksn practical saaps. Cy-
49,. So rsssivei to das froa ID. Il
4. a. -. % springhsid. Masa,, q eAeok
aasfana SA'0ssioaslan rewards
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The asa~k lsst
W ASHfNG rON.


WAsHrsores, Dec. SILT 10 estimated
that there has been decrease OF $780,
90 In the pu Niie debt during Dscem Der.
Receipts have bsen light aud disburse-
Tnents heavier than usual. Payments
on account Of pensions amount to over
$s00. 0OU.
The United States Treasury to-day
maiisi checks ia payment Of interest
doe January LIST on Government sscuri
ti-s ~ the amount or f7.9B,6l3.
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Geld Medal.

r,ss.e .s. "a. "A gold medal vii be
- y = tssosse Wm. Curtis hy eiti-
= = hss'c,a. as an aeknoulsasresn,
49, !. sa.sy 90 weedsll Phillips, De-
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.,..xr.ra, Jan. Notice Of rsdas
= arr, 10 20 - per eeut in gagss
- ...sl workers st Coshooson, OHIO,
= - gwen. Half Of The workers
- s,s,sss The employees Of the Home
$50 -; Wsrhs. controlled bT Carus-
80 49, ave been notified % rsdnc
a psr cent. in the rail depart
q N the oDuSsrtinR mill, and 10
~ Iskarisg department.. JE- sn'a
? ~ ...,.sS, ida for some tlms.
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N oTTCH.
INSURANCE lGENCY.

THOMAS R. HUMPHREY. REPRE-
eenting the best American and Fer
eign Insurance Companies in the Terri
tory, has removed his office to Lyons
Book store. No. 7l3 Front street opposi
Smiths Jeweiry store. oc0
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PAkIs, Jan. 2.-Four men of var have
been orde,'1d 70 proceed 10 Chinese va
tiers. TO reinforce Admiral Courbet's
aquadron.
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NOTICED
REMOvHD.

nRs. SMITH AND WILLARD HAVE
H. removed their Office from the Ceie-
mEn building TO the new Poncin buii6-
Ing. on Front street mo. Gy7l. second
story. d9I I'm
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=. tAaa. Jan 2 - me- a, lnns.,, -,
49, .ek VII oder TO lhs Rr~sasfs'
sssrs~ ,ss sss ~ lGlaneiA. NicAisNrI Wis.
@aIaRsass. Ksatasky, and oshss
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oae fkArgata Hutued.
WAsHISGrok, Dso. 81. - III -SaBatOr
Sharon's agent had negotiated to sell
Sharou's pr perry in Washington 10
Secretary Frelinghuysen. Iug st.s Rad
advanced 10 the point Of handibg over
the deeds, when tue announcement WAS
made in the newspapers that the dsci-
sion In the Sharon divorce Gaze had
besn against sharon. Secretary FIR,
linehuysen concluded not to oomplete
the sale until be learned whether Sharon
could give clear title TO the propsrty.
IL Miss Hill 10 his wife, she viii haze -
sign the deed before il Ia valid here.
National Finances.
WASHINGTON, Jan. The debt state
ment shows an increase OF the pablo
debt during December Of <64i ,3s4; de-
caah in the Treasury, $t32 ,l76; gold
Gates. SIS. 1885, POI certificates of de-
posit, 81, go, 900; refundiRg certificates.
$50, 600; legal tenders. SIS i6S, log; frac-
cash. fl40,sll ,929. Coinage of miuts in
DsceDoer. - .s49 SO, Of which 81 $751;
l65 are standard dollars.
Red Tape Required
WAsHIssros. Jan. 2. = Lieut.. Gen.
Sheridan mas replied TO Gen. Hazen ia-
forming him that no official notice can
he taken of the informal charges pre-
fsrred against Gen. McKeeysr IL Gen.
Hazen wishes TO pursue the matter fur
tier 10 will be necessary for him to pre-
fer formal charges and specifications.
Geaerai Grants Health.
WASHINGTON. Jan. "A prominent
government official says thsi when in
New York few days ago, he learned
that Ave physicians had been called in
consultation 10 examine into the state
OF General Grants health. and arrived
at the conclusion that the General was
completely broken dovn physically and
required absolute rest
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wsscna, Dee. 81. - The suit Of
esfa a Mann against h. Scott A
sss deuided today In the United
Seaft' The qaestion Vas whether
sa.ass soold be held 20 wire fenee
s.ss - Judge Atchison refused a
lnary injunction allowing the de
=. 49, 70 manufacture under q bond
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MISCELLANEOUS
REMOVED.

nR z. T. MINOR HAS RENoyRn
- his ONCE 70 Fryes new Ope~s Hon.
bGtding. rooms Nos. ! and Z
Telephone No. 81 ana,