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he was on Seventeenth street Sunday
night between the hours Of 3 and 8
o'clock three weeks before Christmas.
when William Dance came up and told
him Of the conversation that he had
with Hopkins.
f.. j. Clync explained TO the jury the
condition that the switch was in direct
ly after the accident happened, and said
that he heard some one who was at his
elbow remark that it was funny kind
of switch the company used, as it
would work either way you wanted it.
He took that man to be q passenger.
Clyne said he was the first railroad
man to examine the switch.
THE WITNESSES AT THE STATION
HOUSES.
Mr.. Millspaugh: I am special agent
Of the Chesap axe and Ohio. Baker or
Captain Epps arranged that Dance and
Judah should be brought to the Third
station-house. Witness corroborated
the statements Of Dance and Judah as to
the way in which they were examined
there at the time, but did not remember
if the statements were written down at
the time or not.
Mr.. Allan: When was the switch
spiked, and for what purpose?
The spikes were driven down few
days after the accident, and for the pur-
pose of safety and as precaution
against accident. l do not know il
Hopkins had a key or not. 1t is the
rule to make all discharged give up
their keys.
To defence: I was at Mr.. Hudson's
Office, Chesapeake and Ohio, when Hol-
loran brought Whitlock there and talked
with him about the switch. Graham,
the stenographer, was present.
wHITLoCK's ADMISSION.
Mr.. Millspaugh, continuing: Whit
lock stated that he let Hopkins have
his key, and Hopkins unlocked the
switch with it. lie named several per-
sOlo tildt MtiS Will uliH ~ thc sihic.
| remember the name Ferriter, but no
other. Whitlock contradicted himself
as to the hour. He said first it was
IL o'clock then IL, and finally he had
it at 4 o'clock. had no conversation
with Hopkins at the Chesapeake and
Ohio Office. remember hearing Hop
kins say at the time that he was re-
instated that it was the happiest day of
his life.
MOSES TOLD MIR. BAKER.
Policeman Baker, recalled: A col
ored man stopped me on the street and
told me his name was Rosberry Moses,
and that Dance and Judah could
give me information in this case; so
saw the men and had them summoned.
DO not know Moses. | have seen
him at Chappel's bar-room. The first
interview with the men was at the
Third station house. Captain Epps,
Mr.. Millspaugh, and myself were pre-
sent.
Adjourned till l2 NJ. to-day. Jury
put in custody of the Sergeant.
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A. Prime Coat.

Being anxious to carry over AZ little
winter stock as possible, We will con-
tinue TO sell our entire stock Of
Clothing and 0vercoats at prime cost.
There is no humbug about this, but Il
is in fact prime-cost sale. The stock
embraces some very desirable goods,
and parties can save money by giving
us call and securing good clothing 1t
very low prices.
L. b. SPENCE & Son,
901 Main street.
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- - - '@'-'-, ~ ~. !. '|[
RICHMOND. F>bfussy - -
TO tie Editor If 10 DiYsteks y
take the liberty 70 hasd ~ . -. J.
munication rcceived ron " eCpol1
Consul Of baltimore h fegAsd y -
sufferers by earthquake h ~ ~
vinrss Of Spain. This will sxplAin ~
self.
/ win cheerfbIly rceise and rssit
any contributions our citizsns my -
willing to give.
Yours very respectfully,
II. 4. BALDWIN,, ,
vice-Consul.
BALTIMORE, February II, l8eS.
III. n. Baldeis, Esq.,:
Dear Sir,--I addressed you Officially
ON 10Th Of January concerning . sub
scription for the relief Of the su6sssFs
from the late earthquakes in Spain,
and you were kind enough to promise
to forward me whatever you cosld sei-
lect for that purpose.
have now nearly $500 on band, sRd
I am anxious TO remit il TO Spain, bat
l will wait few days TO hear from yes,
as do not wish to make two remit
tances.
All the vice-Consuls Of Sps:u In IL
United States have RENTED already
their offerings to their respective ehiefs
Of district. Yours very truly,
JosE DE NEvARRo.
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supreme Court or Appeals.

Chapman against Price and others.
Appeal allowed and s'persedeas award
ed to decree Of the Circuit Court of
the county of Franklin Of the 26th Of
December, 1884.
Smith against Wortham and ais. APP
peal allowed and supersedeas awarded
TO a decree pronounced by the Circuit
Court of Amherst on the - day OF
October, 1884.
Fountains administrator against
Thompson's administrator and ais.
From the Circuit Court Of the county
Of Pittsylsania. Reversed, Judge Lacy
delivering opinion.
Gregory against Peoples administra-
tor. Argued by Colonel John ii. Guy
for appellant and submitted.
C. j. Faulkner, ESQ.,, qualified to
practice as counsel in this court.
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BY the very large number Of visitors
Kazanjyan 4 Co. are obliged to keep
their highly-appreciated exhibition till
the end Of the week, and positively no
longer, and parties in need Of Fine Per-
sian Rugs, Portieres, Exquisite Ever
lasting perfumeries, Elegantly -Embroid-
cred Table and Cushion-C Covers, Tides
and Scarfs, Golden Slipper-Patterns,
Moorish Jewelry, Rare Shawls, Finest
Pineapple Dress-Pattcrns, Smoking
Fezes and Pipes, &C.. &C., are respect.
fully requested to call immsdiafety and
secure them At prices which cannot b.
duplicated at
X. P. RICHARDSON & Co.'S,
500 east Main street.
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Model Of the Natural bridge at View
Orleauo,

The Richmond and Allegheny Rail
road Company have had constructed by
Mr.. W. l.. Sheppard beautiful model
of the Natural Bridge, and it has been
sent to New Orleans, and will be ex-
hibited as fac simiie Of one Of the won
ders Of the world. The Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad Company are to be
congratulated on their enterprise, and
also for securing such valuable addi-
ton to the State exhibit at the Worlds
Exposition. The work is pronounced
perfect by competent judges.
Mr.. Sheppard leaves to-day for New
Orleans to put the model up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-13

QUARLl;s 4 McCURDY. trusfee's ssis of
lot oa southwest corner Of Ninth and
Cary streets. At O'Clock p. ~, and iot
on east line OF Twelfth street between
Clay and Leigh streets, at ~ O'Clock p. -.
FURMAS TUPPEii, commissioners eAle of
two-story framed dwelling No. 6i6 judah
street, between Leigh and Dnval, st .
p N.
MANNING c. STAPLES a CO, lot on vsst
side OF Pine street between spring and
Alhemarie, at z p. ".
l.. POWERS, p. NJ. oranges.
Il. B. COOK, 10 A. NJ, household fumiturs.
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Charity Ball.

The charity ball to be given tonight
at Armory Hall promises to be grand
affair. The supper will be something
unusual for such an occasion. There
have been many handsome donations to
it, among them one of the finest saddles
Of mutton ever brought to this market,
which was given by prominent gentle
man of Hanover county. Cards of in
vitation entitlc the holder to purchase
tickets of admission, and there is no
thing extra charged for the supper.
The lady patronesses are anxious to
have their guests come punctually at s
o'clock.
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There will be match-game OF foot
ball at Richmond College on Saturday,
February l4th. This game is played
especially for the ladies. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all. Game will
be called at 10 A. NJ. promptly.
L. l.. PRIrCHARD,
W. T. ANDERSON,
Executive Committee.
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Professor winstss's Lsesuss Ts-NigAe
a. nc. Mavk's CAsseh.

Tonight Professor Winston will de-
liver the first Of his course of lectures
ON astronomy. There are fve in the
scries-l, The Stars 2, The Sun 3,
The Moon; 4, The Planets, including
the Earth /; s. Comets and Mcteors. Il
may be that teachers and pupils Of the
higher grades may desire to retain
memoranda of these lectures. If so,
they will be greatly aided in making
their notes by the syllabus which win
be given them tonight. We are glad
to know that liberal and special ar
rangements have been made in reference
to the schools. The lecture will begin
at 8 O'Clock.
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charged w,sn serx,ns ..as-Bi,i re.
eetps.

A colored woman named j. l.. Desnc
and her son. Samuel Deanc, were ar
rested and locked up at the Second po-
lice station-hoase last night on the
charge Of forgery.
They are charged with forging re-
ceipt on gas bill. having signed the
name Of either Mr.. Tin or Mr. Qrssn-
how.
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The BETTER way.

We do not oyerstock but receive
fresh and fashionable Boots and Shoes
every week. We buy from first hands
for cash, and make it to the interest Of
closest buyers to buy from US.
WILLIAMS 4 FORD,
corner Fourth and Broad streets.
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ri,e Theatre.

Last night at the Theatre the Kinder
garten, comedy-farce, was played to a
small house. There is not>much in the
play to make il popular, however hard
the efforts Of the company in that di-
reciion may be. The play will be re-
peated tonight.
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Thomas 4 Brosher.' Arser.Dln.sr.

The - After-Dinner long-fller Ci-
gar" made by Thomas L Brother, Of
Richmond, are the favorites Of smokers
who delight in fine flavor and excellent
taste. Call for one when you next pur-
chase, and you will get . charming
smoke,
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SMOKE TRIxY CIGARS.

DR. DAVID KESsEDYs FAvoRIrE REnE-
py cured my wife Of General Debility and
Liver Complaint -Gratefully youn, VIII
liam Lundy. Baltimore, Nd.
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SMOKE TRIxY CIGARS.

Twas A SUFFERER from Dyspepsia, snd
DIR. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
helped me.-wiiliam McRnew, ia Fsyctis
street. Baltimore. Nd. Price. 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-13

Mr.. Adsiph ssasr's ssessd nssita,
at Sanger Hall tonight At 3 o'clock.
Mr.. Bauer will be assisted by Miss
Celia Syele, Captain Frsnk Cunning-
ham. and tie fall chorus Of the Gesans-
xsrcin Virgins. a lerrp sudiance will
hs{<n y the magal1sent prpgrsnpe.
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Confederate Miscellaniss. 1rte-s-Bsse
and Antiques, aud Curiesssiss -
Every Description.

propose on March 18th to have .
catalogue sale Of Confederate and other
Rare books, Relics and Curiosities, An
tiques- including furniture, bric-a-brac,
China. The sale will be freely adver-
tised and catalogues distributed
throughout the country. Persons de-
string to sell articles at the sale will
please send me descriptive list at once
to catalogue by, and can send the arti-
cles later. GEORGE W. MAYO,
Auctioneer.
No. 0 Ninth street, Richmond, Va.
Jno. T.. LdughfoR, Jr., Salesman.
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Valentines

are now going at half their cost at l..
Lewis's, 9l2 Main street. Call at once
TO get the pretty ones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-13
CwEEpING REDUCTIONS.

CwEEPING REDUCTIONS!
In no department. have the cuts bssn
greater than In OUR BOYS AND Chill.
DREN's DEPARTMENT; and. - sAruR-
DAY "a the day upon which the srsstest In
vestments in BOYS and cHiI.DKENs
CLOTHING are made. why We advise you
no, to invest dollar in Clothing for tho Nc.
tie fellows until you have ,aksa . pssp -
cur stock. e.,
In cHILDREN's SUITS We have some cs
the nandsomest styles SIN in stock. and shs
reduction ON Suits averages nom " 70 -
suit. Surely, an inducsmsnt for yoa TO in-
vest with US.
In BOYS SUITS. for ages nom twelve -
sevs nteen yHr. the reductions ass svsn
greater. The reason for thlsA hat IL stoek
isaili large. and the prices mns ~ shss.
In BoYs' and cmII.DRExso ovERcoArs
the Irices are such that u WIN pay you q
suy now for next ssAsons ~.
Our TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
OUR LIVERY DEPARTMENT.
\
ouR MEMS SUIT pgPAKrNExr.
0Uk HAT DEPAkrMENr.
oCR FURxlBHlNG DEPARTMENT
| osser indaosnasnts thai aps sns sopasnse
A. SAkn 4 CO.
QNErpn1(,k CIs0TIefFloA
Aeas MAIN e11llf 80
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AcCrIos SALES TO-DAY.

SMOKE TRIxY CIoARs.
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DR. RUFFNER SPEARS.

President Farr introduced Hon. w.
II. RuGner, and in 50 doing spoke IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-13

Policeman Baker was cross-examined
at length by counsel for the defence as
to what steps he took in gathering the
information that led to the arrest OF the
prisoners.
Spencer Dance lcolored) testified that
his brother told him Of the converse
ton that he had with Hopkins on Sew
enteenth street, and that John Judah
was with him at the time. 1t was Sun
day night, between the hours OF : and
Q o'clock, three weeks after Christmas,
when my brother told me. Brother
William had on his good clothes.
(yyilliam testified that he did not have
on his good clothes that day.)
Thomas Lewis lcolored) testified that
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iatufe, When the puDnc progress anu
welfare demand it, as individuals or
corporations can in any instance pos
sess in restraining it,
In the case Of Laramie county rs.
Albany county ct ais., t92 U. S., 307,l
il is said that, except where the Consti-
tuition Of the State otherwise provides,
municipal corporations. such as coun-
ties, cities, and towns, are the mere
creations Of the legislative will and
inasmuch as ali their powers are de-
rived from that source, II follows
that those powers may be enlarged,
modified, or diminished at any time
without their consent or even without
notice. Their officers are nothing
more than local agents Of the State. aud
their powers may he revoked or en-
larged and their acts may be set aside
or confirmed at the pleasure of the
paramount authority so long as private
rights are not thereby violated. See
also Charles-Riyer Bridge rs. Warren
Bridge, ii Pet, 420; Maryland RS.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, 3 How. 534; Meriwether rs.
Garrett, l02 U. s.. 472; Mayor, &c.,
r.. Sehncr, 81 Md, 1880; Wade rs. City
of Richmond, Is Graft, 5s3; Dillon
on Munic. Corp. I'D ed.), secs. 63, ia.
and cases cited.
After the institution Of the present
suit The act Of February Q. 1882, was
amended by an act in force March ~,
1884. Acts 1884, p. 695. II pro-
yides that it shall be the duty OF the
County Court Of Stafford when petit
toned by fiity voters Of said eonnty.
enc half Of whom shall be isceholdcrs.
to cause vote OF the voters Of the
county TO be taken upon the question
Of authorizing the supervisors 70 build
bridge across the Rappshannock river
At or neLr tbs town Of Fredeyicksburx.
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express vas iutrodncsd into fnssrna.
slonal fetatons BY nsw article which
ptotloes teaf articles Of correspondence
o. ssefT kind shall, sf the request 81
seoeers. be delivered at the deuiciles Of
addresses BY special MESSENGER iumslii-
etely Oh their arrival The ccunfriss Of
TIE anton consent 10 undertake thia
ssrvlce II reciprocal relations # a
cnaFRe nxsd e. three cents wkich unsr
oe Pasd fully and IN advance BY the
ssnAsr u sodision 10 ordinary postage.
fhe War en- the xIsrmsas
SALT LAKE. April 29.-Jas. C. Ham
nion. Bishop Of Mill Greek, was arrest
60 today for polgysmy and unlawful
consolidation. He was taken hefers IN.
United States Commissions and vsived
examination He was baiIed for S90O0.
and the witnesses we're placed under
x1Au bonds eaen Tor Appearance before
the court.
Angus II. Cannon was convicted Of
uniavful sohabitatioa after three DAYS,
hard struggle. A motion to Quash the
Indictment becasse il was not set IN in
wsrus that the defendant was a man,
was overruled. A prefer 70 prove no
sexual intercourse vas ruled oaf, Judge
Lane holding that his living with three
women aud giving them out to the
world as his wives, constituted the
crime of oohabitati0u- The jury found
him guilty on the first ballet, and be
VIII be sentenced on May 9Th. The de-
PENDANT IL brother Of George Q. Can
non
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AZ ARRANax,rvxr ,pv,vvn

An ARRANGEMENT ARRIVED At.
PANAMA, April "a final meeting of
the consular corps in conjunction with
Admiral Jouett, Commander McAlla
and the contendiRg powers took place
this afternoon, when the best possible
solution OF the present political difficult
ty was arranged. Aizpuru sufrendsrs
Internationally, and together with his
followers will retire from the city. 40
eording to tbs treaty agreed upon, 20 be
signed tomorrow, the city, toQethsr with
the revolutionary armament will be de
1vered over to the Government
troops under command Of Colonel
Reyes. As soon as the Government
troops enter the city, Colonel Manaya
will then assume the civil and military
Royernorship Of Panama until the reor-
ganizstion Of the State government.
ALI political offenders will receive q full
pardon, excepting those implicated in
the recent Colon incendiaries. These
latter will be apprehepded and tried as
criminals. The Government troops
are expected to disembark tomorrow
Thursday morning at o'clock, and il
Is believed that everything will pass of
peacefully.
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THE MAHDI's MILITARY REsoUR
CEs.

The Mahdi's military resources in.
olude 1850 Egyptian regulars, who
were originally taken prisoners or de-
serted to the Mshdi's camp. Il is not
known, even at English headquarters
in the Soudsu, how many native war
riors have Joined Mohsmmed AcAmed,
but he Possesses ornaments for an al
most unlimited number.
Besides the arms and equipments of
Hicks and Baker Pasha's forces, which
fell into the hands Of the enemy, the
latter has enormous quantities of provis-
ions and ammunition, which the Egypt
ian Governments had stored in SEMINAR
Kordofan and Fachoda.
As far back as two years ago the
Egyptian authorities at Cairo admitted
that the Mahdi had captured 50 field
guns, Is. 900 Remington rifles, and 5000.
600 cartridges. Since then the earri
sons OF Berber, Shendy and Khartoum
have capitulated.
At khartoum, also. the Mahdi found
q vast quantity Of ammunition and 5000
10 5000 negro troops we'll armed. The
rebel army 10 also oopiously supplied
With siege artillery. There are large
number Of Turkish and Arab officers
with the Mahdi. The black recruits
are drilled by fugitives from Arahi'a
army, and the Mahdi's artillery IL work.
ed BY Turkish Topskis, who are held q
be the best marksmsn in the world.
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Insure with JAMES A. oARkr 4 Co.
CHANCES ron mEALrm AND ms.
EASE.

CHANCES RoR mEALrm AND ms.
EASE.
Man IL dependent upon his surround
inRs for the necessities Of life. Air and
water are necessities Of life, but impure
air and impure water are most prolific
sources Of disease. Food is also @ neo-
essity of life, bot numerous diseases are
traceable TO both Q lack Of necessary
food, and an over indulgence in special
kinds Of nourishment. Besides these
external sources of disease, there are
other more subtle and internal causes.
Each individual inherits from his par
ents q certain physical condition. Each
person therefore derives his chances Of
health or disease from a double source,
namely his inherited constitution and
his surroundings in life. Sanitary
science devotss attention 10 our sur
roundings. Medical science eesks 70
overcome the constitutional or inherit
cd weakness BY medicines thai supply
what Ii wanting in the system. De Ha-
ven's Dyspepsia Cure supplies that
which Is wanting 10 ensure proper as.
sanitation and digestion Of food. Try
IL. Free sample bottles at A. b. SxEw-
AIRS Drug Store.
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PACIFIC COAST.


Aarsemens for . Gleve Gsntess.
San FRAScrsco, April 29.--An agree
nzant for Q glove contest between Chas.
Mitchell Of ENGLAND, and Mike Cieary,
Of Nev York, has been signed. The
fiaht will be four rounds. Marquis Of
Qzleensbnry rules, and b 70 take placs
90 May I'd.
zait fer Breach 81 Prsmise.
Los AnorLEs. April 29.-Loa Perkins,
q daughter Of farmer tenant Of Z. j.
Baldwin, has instituted q breach Of
promise suit for Ave hundred thousand
siallars against Baldwin. She claims %
have his promise in writing.
TIE Csswtn.
SAN f'sAScIsca. April 29s-The rev.
enue cntter Thomas Corwin sailed this
afternsun for craise north.
weather Indications.
SAx FRkNuzsoo, April 29.-Fer The
north. rniddle and south Pacific. fair
weather.
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RIEL's Rebellion.
STUCK IN TIE MUD.

WINNIPEG, April 29.-Ths Government
wire 70 the front, which was interrupt
ed yesterday, catting OF Communication
with Gen. Middleton, began workine
again tonight. A dispatch from Saskst-
chevan Landing says that the steamer
Northcote, having on board the sup
plies, ammunition and a Calling gun for
Middleton, is at the elbow of the river,
stuck In the mud.
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...,,,as fss war BeinG nassesed
x.s~ssfzg sise Russian Railway
-..,~u-The Rnssians Aansnee
xsrushnk-Press Gem-
inenfA
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NOTICE.

DOu.KRs BUILT OF ALL DEsCRIP.
ID tsonA fsnkk shect iron WORK and
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RkrIzzr SoclknIks--Abont ons hun
dlsea persons colisetsd = The Baptist
s,srlora en- Fourth ssresi. LIST evening.
Altar d general introduction and pleas
ans acstunintence the choir led n enn-
s,rsxAtlonzl t1ne Ms Ces. esns sers
srrre1lixsle : non1 whip Peor Ben "
A arArtrt vas rsndered b. Miss Susie
Wsr5. Ms. II v. Ward, Irvine Afvurd
ind MI. pAilspA A very iAnehaele
l3crnsn ooaioqry wss sendsrsa b. III.
.klyoraL lee crean. hons usadsL ~
lNrs. A 3 D4siA w1s se1yed and Pro
lannnosd krzf clsss hs al parttcip4nfz.
ne sceip<z oz ths sFeuLnz Mere Over
mo- fhn ia parts sexse1 ~ the ladies'
lran d 10 0scIsck. Wa1 u h&12lf c< ne
uisaSan eahoole q ths eh1rEh. and
hetssd abc1< 81 IAess - and sosse-
- ulekznea VII Qce1z s1sa = 1e411h.
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FOREIGN.



sUARrM. April 29s--Hostils Arabs are
again hssceminQ trenhlesome 10 the Brit
al. Scouting parties Of these Arabs
are nou making constant atsempea 20
destroy sections az she suskim- berbsf
railway already constructed. and tkey
esIt the telegraph lines wherever they
can every night.
The Revised old Tsssamens.
Loxpos. April 39.--The puhlioatson
on the revised edition Of the Old Testa-
nsnt hlls seen postponed until The lsth
oil May next.
sEecrsvssoza EssRe bassa&ed ~ EzrA
Toxpox. April -. BosFswood Isodae,
nsax Holtincham. the country seas OF
me Duke q s. Alhans, wes serlo1sly
damaged b. Gre yesterday. Many val.
ukhla pinkexeA rare books ana Old
china we're destroyed.
rhe ErasA Crsmes Aee.
The CahSzef In council yesterday die.
uzsaed the question q the removal 81
sIhe Iriik criaes 49, Ths Governme1i
win make shs matter The nrst business
az psrIiRmenf After tbs Redistribution
al seatB blli has been disposcd u.
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LuxDoN, April 29.--The Times, In
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knasis, says thltt tbs spirit displayed
k4sel iitzie hops that Eaeiand's last
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