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B. Wilder and wife, Of Sandy Creek Oswego
county, n. Y, were present at the Inauguration
Of President Cleveland. Captain Wilder
brought with him and presented to the Smith
sonian Institute a horseshoe made by him.
self of steel spikes taken from the old ship New
Orleans, built at Sacketts Harbor during the
war Of 1912. The ship was built In twenty
days, Of green timber and was intended for sew
enty -four guns. but owing TO the close Of war
was never entirely finished and has been lying
under a shed built over it to protect it from the
weather since that period until year since,
when 1t was sold and broken up.
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MoRNoEIsM II NORTH CARoLrxA.-A dts.
patch nom Raleigh, N. c., says: It Is positive
" stated that MoFmons win build q church In
Rutherford county, this state, and that two OF
their elders vim conduct IL while three Others
Work q missionaries In North Carolina. 0eorRia
south Carolina and east Tennessee.
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One OF the Micawbers OF the Period.
From the Rochester Post-Express.
Wanted-An abe-bodied man to make Gen.
eral Rosecrans sit down.
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ANOTHER 81 90, 600 900 ESTATE IN EvcLANn.
several days ago communication was received
by prominent attorney at Dayton. o. re-
questing him TO look up the Mitchell brenci
OF the Mrs. 8. 5. Brown family, of Bagdad The
communication stated that they were undoubt.s
England, valued at 500, OOO, 600 This IL one
branch OF the family, and the other is repre-
sented by Mrs. Augusta j. Pratt, widow OF
attorney General Pratt, OF Pennsylvania
There are about fifteen heirs OF the Pratt
branch of the family
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4 SsIGNEE's SALE BY AUCTION

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE BY AUCTION
On SATURDAY, the TwENTY-FIRsT DAY OF
MARCH, 1885. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK 4.
NJ viii offer for sale at public auction, on the pre-
misses, the stock i'll trade of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS.
SHIP STUFF. FIXTURES, &C.,
in the stores No. 6l1 and GA 11th southwest
by virtue of deed OF assignment from David W. NC
Queen
Terms cash
JAMES s. EDWARDS. Assignee
412 5th street northwest.
DUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers. mhlS3t
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mEMORIALS.
The Vice President to-day laid before the Sem
ate O memorial of the Montana legislature, sta
ting that nearly all the public domain in Mon
tana is desert land, and protesting against the
repeal Of the desert land act.
He also presented memorial of the legisla-
ture OF Maine, urging conference of all nations
tration by which all International disputes
shall be settled, instead of by war, as at pres
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

ID
III rN II FU s. Sofic iiE 1iS' 1854
Leave washingon nom station. corner Of New Jer-
ior Chicago, seo am, and 1910 pm, daily. The
BOO an is a fast Limited Express TO Pittsburg aud
next merning al 300 No extra fare is charged
Fur Cincinnati Louisville and ST Louis daily at $50
pm and 1O:lO PIN. with Through Coaches and
ehsnge $50 pm tram is last hiHen Tram e
morning al $50, II Loqls $50 pm No extra fare
is charged on ms train ioI last time.
pm daily 10 PItisburg. Cleveland and Detroit. with
For Baltimore on week days, s. Go GAO, 7:a0 $50
and lOUO Az; 1870 l:2J. 3l5 tso minute train,
For Baltimore on sundays. 6;iO 100 o35 and 1000
am LIS. 100. 4:so. o:4o. 7:lo 7:I5 s:25. 1880
For points on the Shenandoah Valley railroad aud
For Annapolis $40 am. and l2lo and 4ao IN. IN
For aqR %ay S ssos ss;Sten washington and BAIT.
more. 500, 6sU. $50 m. lao p.nl 1880. $40,
iSs0. 4.4o. 7:I5 and i03O pm FOR stations A on
Metropolitan Branch I'D q NJ daily except sunday.
for princ pal stations ON Metropoitau Branch 9:J5
am daily except sunday for lexington Stai,nton
and Vale, branch 300 q IN daily except Sunday:
Tor FREDERICK, $40 am 4:iU pIn- daily. except
For Hagerstown. 9o5 am daily, except Sunday. and
Trains arrive from the IVES: daily. e:OO 100 am.
From ANNAPOLIS. $50 am and 80 and sos d no.
SUNDAY, lO,3u M $50 pm.
From freaeieH and intermeiate points s"s sas m
AMI s:iU y m daily, except sunday.
Trains leave baltimore for Washington ut 5:l0 $50
.. and 1890 am, 121o, l:5O. 3, {, ADO, s.
and S o ESQ d s sS9 81 s&aasy and S
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station ex-
cept l:,1 3:l3 ard 40 pm
For further Information apply AZ the Baltimore and
1Jl Pennsylvania avenue corner l4Ih street, where
orders viii be taken for baggage to be Checked aud
received al any point IN the city.
Z. DUNiIaM. General Manager, Baltimore.
d22 G. h. LORD. General Passenger Agent
FINHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND HALLWAY.
THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTH
WtST AND WEST.
Schedule in effect OCTOBER IL, 1854
Close connections To ali points South and Southwest
Daily, except sunday, with c. and o. Railway Pull
man Sleeping Bullet nom lew York and W ASH
ingtoh TO Atlanta Pullman Sleeping cars ffom NASH
ington and Atlanta 10 New Orleans.
o.lO PM--LOIlsNILLE FAST LINE Daily Via
Charlottesville Ia Cincinnati, Louisville and all West
EN- points Pullman Sleeping cars Washington TO
lO4O P.M.-SoUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS
seDaly to all points South and Southwest via Dam
Washington via DaLville Charlotte and Atlanta to
New Orleanss also, nom WASHINGTON via Charlotte
and Columbia to Augusta
Manassas division Train leaves Washington at 0:10 q
H. daily, except Sunday.
$40 pm daily.
For tickets and information INQUIRE at Companys
Ofce, 6Oi Pennsylvania avenue Trains leave from
b. and r. station
N. sLAUGHTER, n. MAcDANIEI,
Gen. PasA Agent Agent
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EXCITEMENT IN RICHMOND OVER THE prsAR.
PEARANcE OF MARSHAL HUGHES, OF THE
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
dispatch IRON, Richmond 20 the New Yorh
Herald says there were some curious rumors
afioat In that city yesterday concerning Major
X T. Hughes, United States msrshal for the
eastern district Of Virginia, which indicate that
he has disappeared, leaving his accounts In q
muddled condition. Marshal Hughes was seen
In Richmond on wednesday evening, the I III
instant, when he took the northern bound train
Tor Washington Since then he has not been
heard from. IL Is known that a claim he had
amounting 10 81 $50 for fees, was disallowed
by the court and the marshal had been presnso
for It's payment This had been reported % the
Attorney General, who issued an order requiring
that the money should be returned TO the de-
partment Marshal Hughes was appointed by
President Arthur. at the instance OF Senator
Mahone, some three years ago. Hughes IL said
10 have rendered his resignation and gone west
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
- BENSINGER, Auctioneer.

1 IO.NVhnO".
| - BENsINGER Auctioneer.
GREAT SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDINARY SALE
AM ~ M HH FoRr pnG ahA9oF H3RsESs MARES
| ONS AND HARNESS y" NV
H MSRSNG the
OF MARCH. at TEN O'CLOCK. This sale viii con.
work Among the lot win Be found some arst-cfssa
| STOCK for any purpose.
Bar as saR1hs TSp
| Vanished Wagon. 2 new Express Wagons. second
nAna wagons Arss s & sHis.9fss s 5
raSa and every os war
| rTHOMAS BOWLING, AuctI0neer
LARGE BAY HORSE AT AUCTION.
| On SATURDAY. MARCH TWENTY-FIRsT
1850, at TWELVE O'CLOCK, In front Of my Auction
and Sh h sell large Bay Horse good driver
'THoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
Ex Tt: ; Ty : SALE a OF WALNUT CHAMBER
hiksE t9T NdkaIN AND p sKrssE1s sT GHk
NJ EaAHa MY 5Akk Eat 9k
A AN4p Ht Isl MATTRESSES; OIL PAINTINGS;
SyHEsHiESf S9o A5SsE ASR HElHd
THE ENTIRE ST sAsv e. TEN R IN sirs e.
hOhSES, CAhhlAGES AND HARNESS.
On SATURDAY MORNING, TWENTY-FIRST
MARCH, 1885. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK,
WITHIN ana In front of sales rooms, Pa avenue
ana Ilth street, will sell the above goods.
sale. -
mh19-2t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
rT>HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, PICTURES AND CARPETS,
GOLD WATCH CHAIN AND LOCKET,
SOLID AND PLATED sILvERwARE, TOP
BUGGY, &c
On SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH
| TWENTY-FIRST4 at TEN O'CLOCK, 1885: at the
anctiOn rooms of Thomas Bowling, 18th and Penn.
avenue, by order of the Orphans Court, the under
signed administrators will sell general assortment
OF Household effects, &c
JOHN F. HANNA,
ANDREW 3. DUfALL,
Administrators c. T. A.. of John Moore, deceased.
mhlS-it
nv
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minutes Of three O'clock. March ism, isss, IL IL
Funeral from The residence of h,. ann, Me-. No..
NJ i. Church Of West washington. sunday. Ms1 os
tend.
.KALusowsK1. Tuesday. March IL, 1855. ANNA
s2s street northwest in the twenty -niasa year q
Funeral on Friday, March 20. q. one pm. Friend.
are respectfully invited TO attend
~ ktNS; AZ hsifPast ten O'Clock In March 18Th,
isso' RICHARD A KING, aged 73 years and lo
Safe In the arms Of Jesus.
There by His love oershsded,
Sweetly my soul shall rest
Funeral rom his late residence No 1870 TAirtietL
O'clock. servicss Il Oak Hi Cemetery. tslssixss
and friends are invited 20 attend.
LEDERER On Thursday. March le 1855, at 9
6ny-two years, beloved wife Of Christian 9. Isdefsr
Funeral from her late residence. No. $50 II st NV.
Friends OF the family are invited 70 attend. !"
KATE r vie q Amos Fl.st and dsasSse q sSs
Funeral Monday afternoon, March 2sd, at O'Clock
from from s wsssy chapel corner 9TH and sss Rs
sCHULTEIs On Thursday, March To- lsas aN1
o'clock An. OF oc9nmmption st the resdencs q hls
81 scEULTEis. aged tweniy-iour ys.r nhADiSASD
nns Gn % aSG March a.
tend.
wHITTINGToN; On March 10. 1885, OF scarlss
viii axe pscs sna Two %e soer a
ternoon March 2ist. from her psrents rssidence No
TERED Al Bf0sa sss Hsm'n'
March %. 1896. q conso%po S %sfn 60
Sss So se
March 2lst. at two o'clock p. m.
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EVERY STRAIN OR COLD ATTACKS THAT
WEAK BACK AND NEARLY
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Giles, STEADIES THE NERVES ENRICHES
THE BLOOD, GIVES NEW vIGOR
PHYSICIANS AND DRUGGISTS RECON-
MEND IT.
.. MI = I. THOMPSON. 1891 Wiltberger At. n. W.,
says: II had pains In my back breast and sides 80
badly could not walk. BROWNS IRON BITTERS
relieved me in thirty-six hours, that able to
best results"
BROWNS IRON BITTERS In my family with the
est for pains in the back liver com
recommend 1t As promoter of good health"
Genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines
on wrapper. TAKE NO OTHER Made only BY
BROWN CHEMICAL CO., BALTIMORE, MD.
LADIES HAND BooK-Usefnl and attractive con
tanning list Of prizes for recipes information about
Coins ETC.. given away by all dealers In medicine or
mailed to any address on receipt Of &C. stamp milo
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RAILROADS.

VI'HE GREAT
i PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
DOgBLE TRACK. sPLENpTD sCENERY.
IL EFFECT MARCH 15TH 1885.
Trains leave Washington, from station. corner of
For Pittsburg and the west Chicago Limited Express
Fses sePHg 10 car e43 and M d Mns
Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg 10 Cincinnati and
chicago a via Sleeping Car Altoona to chicago O.
western Express 1:lo p In daily. with Palace Cars
Sleeping Car Pt,sburg 70 chicago Mail Express
fsfpRF az FoTGMaG G
1000 p daily, except saturday, with Palace airs,
For Wiiiiamsport. Lock Haven and Elmira, at GAO
a N. daily, except sunday.
For New York ana The tast, !;l3 $50 and loo
Sunday, 400, 1000 p m and l2:l5 night. Limited
Express of Pullman Parlor Cars, GAO a. NJ daily,
For Boston without change. 200 pm every week
For Brooklyn. y y, ali through trains connect at
Jersey CITY with boats of BROOKLYN Annex, afford
BILE feTTiags scros. New York ely; ZOO ooo
400, 900, 1000 p. m. and l2:I5 night. Limited
For ,lSi9 ga1 an daiy except sunday
l23'}. 900; 400 4;S 4;4o. csc $40; 1000 Pm,
900, 40, lo;9o pm, and nj, i2l5 night ..,o
For ;Popes Creek na Line 'io am and 4:4o pm.
For Annapolis 6:;S5 am. 1905 and 425 pm daily
spff 9 aS fuHd RF6fRPeRsBUR RAIL
VA WAY A AZ po ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For Alexandria 500, 700, 925, 11.O1 and 11:35 a.
m, 2-O5. 500. i:i5 col sos and lI:3. d. N. On
sunday at 500 90, lol am, 500 pm.
For Richmond and the South. 900 and 11:O1 am.
r a and 4 4aS 51 evssps saRny
IO5oO, 1910 am. loo, 300, 3:23 $40, 1:o5, and
1l:S1 pm, and l2:lU midnight except Monday.
On sunday 500 and 1910 am: 19U5 and IL 80
pm, and l2:lU night.
Tickets and information at the Office. northeast
ner OF 18Th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at
the station, where orders be left the checking
OF baggage 10 designation from hotels residences
CHAS. E PCGH, J. X. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent,
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sIPPIAN.-There was a happy party on the
steamer DE Barry coming down the ST. Johns
was Col. F. E. Whitfield, OF Mississippi' we'll
Known public man. When nearing falatka the
party had gathered around the piano I'm the ss !
loon, and Col. Whitfield, who was a vocalist OF
much power, was entertaining with songs the
gay party Of ladies and gentlemen. Suddenly
after singing plaintive ballad with unusual
tenderness OF expression, he turned, faced his
audience, grew pale, tottered In his seat. and
without a word, fell dead. His remains accom-
panied by his wife, were forwarded for inter-
ment 10 his home in Corinth, Miss. Col Whit
held was reckoned, next TO Mr.. Lamar the
most eloquent man I'm Mississippi
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Enh A ssss TIT ZEE + ERR r
ERE ( ~ ssss 4 EEra 4 3

CARDS AND NOvELTIEA
We have new and unique Banneretts for 10 cts, %
Sts, SO cts 90 cts, Is cts; e'd $1.OO very pretty
satin cards for IS cts small ,hool (Eastef) Cards
30 cents per 100. We invite attention to Emblematic
tmboss ed Pictures In Birds. Butterflies, Chick ems
&C. Wholesale prices given to Churches and Teachers
mhl4-3w J.. JAY GOULD, 421 9th 81
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CARRIE WARDS Two HUsBANps.-Carie
Ward, the variety actress, brought to Baltimore
from New York, charged with bigamy, was COM
mitted to jail yesterday. 1t appears that
LOOMS, Miss Wards latest husband, on whose
complaint she was arrested, was aware OF her
relations With Alfred B. Christie when he mar
Red her. By the law OF Maryland the man who
knowingly marries an undivorced wife II
CoNDxHNHD 10 DEATH THROUGH HIs
NIEcEs PERyURY-At Hazelton, Pa, In De-
cember, 1883, Edwin Brotheros discovered his
niece, Beatrice Lugg and VIM. Nichols in q
compromising position. Brotheras attacked
Nichols, who Afterwards died from his INJURIES
Brothers. defense was that Nichols had se.
duced his niece, but this Beatrice denied, de-
nounctng her uncle and giving testimony which
led 70 his sentence to death. She now con.
leases that she committed perjury In order to
save her own reputation. An effort ID being
made 70 have Brotheras' sentence commuted
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The follow.
ing were the readings at the signal office today:
q. m, $50; r. M, 1913; IL a. M, 17.3; p.
m. 1873.
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CHANGING the Time of ohio E,ect,o

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 2:45 pm prices Of
the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported by
special wire to n. II. Dodge, 500 10Th street:
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ss sss E Erf e ZEE $ S0S f 4 +
sssss 5 E Enn S Sos t Fl IT,.
ssss "A / ZEE
0SSs A EE
ssss "a LII EEEr
4 H oooo ssss II ZEE Ere 7 J
HHH 8 8 ssss Il En- RRR w
4 4 90 ssss II ZEE 3 3 Z
EE FL 4 4 ( 4 4 f s ssss
F I III ! liz. / ii / i ssss
H Hnf 8 % 3 ~ II 4 4 +
kk 90 90 7 1 II ! t -

All Hosiery when it leaves the manufacturers is di.
vided into "frsts" and seconds" Firsts comprise
perfect goodsseconds comprise goods with imperfec
tOnsi in shape, material or color.
The prices quoted below for the Special Sale will be
appreciated when the Paais Royal guarantees every
pair to be "frsts"
SPECIAL SALE TERMINATES SATURDAY.
MARCH n.
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ROBBED OF &275 WORTH OF JEwELRY-
Laura E. Colston, living at 215 East Capitol
street, reports stolen from her house yesterday
afternoon two pearl and diamond rings worth
500, two breastpins worth $50, and 500 worth
Of clothing: value, S275,
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JUDGE MAC Arthur DEFINES THE DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN PRIVATE AND A PUBLIC GAME
In the Criminal'C Court this morning. the case
Of Thomas Patton. appealed from the Police
Court, on the charge OF keeping gaming table,
was tried. Mr.. A. B. Williams appeared for de-
fendant The evidence showed that there was
but one occasion when poker was played, al
though 1--WE up had been played. Witnesses
testified that Patton put out the chips, and
each player bought dollars worth and paid an
assessment of ten cents for the use OF the rooms
that two parties having less than dollar were
shut out OF the game, and they engaged i'm five
up" for which they paid Patton 1--WE cents per
hour. Other witnesses testified that they paid
no assessment.
Mr.. Williams contended that this was no vio-
lation of the statute
Judge Macarthur charged the jury that man
had the right TO invite a friend 10 his house and
indulge In a social game of cards, and the law
did not contemplate interference in such case
Men also had q right to club together in a
friendly way and enjoy these games, but rs soon
as place was opened for the public 10 come in
ana play, then the proprietor set up and
maintained . gaming table," and the statute
applied.
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1NFELICITIES OF THE SCHULTZE FAMILY
About IL o'clock this morning a crowd was at
tracted to Schultze's greenhouse on street,
near the corner of 9th street northwest Officer
Gantz found two brothers, Ernest and Alexan-
der Schultze, fighting, both being covered with
blood. They were taken to the Police Court
and charged with affray. Their mother testi-
fed against them and they were fined SIS each.
About an hour afterwards Mrs. Schultze, ac-
companied by her daughter, being followed by
one of the sons, went into the health office
while the son stood in the hallway and de-
nounced his sister and her husband saying that
his father was poisoned at their house and he
miStruSted them.
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The Richmond Murder Myssery.

YOUNG CLUvERfUs DENIES ALL KNowLEDon
OF THE DEATH OF Miss MADISON.
The mysterious death OF Miss Fannie Lillian
Madison continues 10 receive general attention
at Richmond. I. ]. Cluverius, the young law
yer suspected OF betraying and numbering the
girl, was arrested In King William county yes
terday and brought 10 Richmond. He regis.
tered at one OF the Richmond hotels on Thur
day last the day OF the night that Miss Madi,
son arrived from Millboro. He remained IA
Richmond all day Friday, and lei early on
saturday morning the day the body was found
In the city reservoir. These circumstance
alone led the authorities TO issue the warrant
for his arrest He denies any knowledge of the
crime, or OF Miss Madison's errand 20 that ctty
he admits that he was In the city on the same
day. but denies that she came from her home
TO meet him, or that he sent the note ma kins
an appointment with her at the reservoir the
scene OF her death. IL 10 probable that the
whole case, so far Is connecting the suspected
parties with the death OF Lillian Madison IN
concerned, will, In a measure, DEPEND upou the
loentincation OF q gold watch KEY which WA
found on the bank Of the reservoir near the
spot where the body OF the girl was discovered
one party who has seen this key Is sure thai ho
has seen IL on the chain OF O young man OF his
acquaintance.
The otiicers when they arrested Cluvertua.
noticed his watch chain particularly They
observed that he had attached 10 the chain =
short pendant, but no key. When he reached
richmond they noticed that this pendant had
disappeared. He stated. I'm response 20 oues.
lions, that he had left it at home. The officers
say 1t disappeared on tbs way TO Richmond.
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CanffOl TOnica.
STATE MEMORIALS.

The Senate rules have been extended so as to
admit ex-members of the House to the floor OF
the chamber.
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TREATIES PENDING IN THE SENATE.
There Is pending in the Senate the supple
mentary treaty between the United States and
Mexico relating to Mexican claims. In the
La Abra claims were included, but before the
money was paid the Mexican government
presented proofs of alleged fraud. After
examination Secretary of State Evarts
considered the charges serious enough
to withhold payment The Mexican gov
eminent finally negotiated treaty for a re-
hearing Of the cases involving these claims.
President Arthur looked into the proof of fraud
and perjury submitted, and IL was under his
administration that the supplemental treaty,
which looks to the abrogation of the claims,
was negotiated.
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TUNNELLIEe OUT OF PENrrEvrrAnY.-s
While one OF the guards at the Riverside peni.
Tertiary at Pittsburg, Pa was making his
rounds yesterday afternoon he accidentally
within a few feet OF the outer walls The ALARM
was given, guard placed over the tunnel and
an attempt made TO discover the guilty ones
work, which must have occupied weeks was
conducted so skllfully and quietly that the
scheme OF escape was on foot and N IL had moi
been for the accidental discovery it would uu.
doubleday have been successful It Is the I'm
preston of the warden thauat least flftv of ths
prisoners were in the secret
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WILL OF THE LATE w. III. WINDsoR.-The
will Of the late w. H. Windsor, of Charleston s.
c., was filed to-day. He leaves a ring, gold
watch and chain, and sword and belt TO his
brother and sons; directs that his shares in the
steamboat Theo Stewart OF Charleston be sold
and the proceeds paid into his general estate,
and IL be divided between his three children.
Mr.. 8. Z. Eaunce Is named as executor,
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SHOT FOR BURGLAR.-John Carey, a highly
respected gentleman, aged sixty, was Wedpes.
day hight the guest OF his old friend, L s. Green
agedSsixty-six. at Dallas Texas. Hearing :
noise In the yard at midnight Green arose and
nred revolver at the supposed burglar, the
bullet striking Carey beneath the eve. Green n
greatly Frustrated over the affair.
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so dozen Silk-fnished
Lisle HOSE, with white
split fetal cOlors. in-
Guiding black. The regu-
lar price of these Hose Is
75c. per pair.
The fancy colors and
patterns are the newest.
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Name. O. ,2:45 h
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so dozen Silk HOSE,
black feet and ankles, un.
bleached tol 8, and other
combinations of various
colors. A novelty and q
bargain.
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100 dozen Black and
colored Silk HOSE, all
sizes, improved shape;
extra long. After the ter
mination Of the Special
Sale the price will be CSC.