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send HIM lhe Guns.

The following letter was received at In
augural Headquarters this morning, ad-
dressed to the head manager, Washington,
District of Columbia
TO UNCLE SAM; II you Will give Ne tho pa
pers 10 haf tho Write TO ar Rest moonshiners
will Braik up three distilerys, no whear
theare is three OF them, II you VIII give mo
the Write TO doitt, please send me 10 guns aud
three pare OF brasletts, so that II shud hat %
them out at a time, pleaI send me 10 pare OF
shtkells 80 that | can 20. 1 want TO seats OF
fawls wiskers and sum mustashes.
JAMES LOWANDER,
Newman, Texas.
Please anser rite q way,
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Is This a Degcnera,e Age.

No, It is not. People may howl aud
grumble, but generally they are the very
ones who themselves are degenerate, or who
have degenerate stomachs and livers. 1t is
good age, for it has given us the best iron
medicine the world ever saw, and such as
no previous age conceived of. Browns Iron
Bitters is just making the present age
happy, for it cures dyspeptic, rheumatic
and nervous people, and sets the langui'l
people OH their feet with joyful triumph.
Mr.. A. Berry, of North Castine Maine,
says, wife and | were both weak and in
poor health. Browns Iron Bittors cured
ne ~
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Hon. Daniel w. Lewis, citizen of Yir-
ginia, who for the past three months has
been living in Washington, is lying very i'll
with paralysis. Mr. Lewis was first
stricken with paralysis in September last
at his old home in Fairfax County, known
as the Lyndon Lodge aud his second and
last attack in January last while on Twelfth
street, in this city. Mr., Lewis Is men,
her of one of the best known families OF
the State assisted at the laying of the
cornerstone Of the Washington Monument,
aud has had an active, eventful and useful
life, during which he has made multitudes
nf friends
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ROund.trip Tickets Between wash
tngtOn aud Baltimore via BALI
more a Potomac Railroad

llound'trip tickets between Washington and
Baltimore will DO placed on sale at the ticket
onices Of NE Pennsylvania railroad March 2,
y ana j. good TO return March 3, at Sl.2O. The
Baltimore Il Potomac Railroad, with It's
double track and block.signa system, offers
superior advantages to passengers over com.
pellng lines, TO handle the large business dur
ing the Inauguration.
Eleven trains daily In both directions, land.
ing passengers In conveniently.lOcated rail
road stations in both cities.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-03-02

MEEKs & co., Auctloneers,

will cell at public auction at tho National
Loan Oflce, 1907 Seventh st. II. W., on SATUR-
DAY, February %, and MONDAY, March 2, at
z p. M, q large and varied assortment of un-
redeemed pledges, consisting OF Ladies' and
Gents Gold ana Silver Watches, Open and
Hunting Cases, Gold Chains and Necklaces,
Gold Earrings, Pins, Bracelets, Crosses, Plain
and Set Rings, Lockets, Buttons, Solid Silver
Mirrors, Carpets, Rugs, Blankets, Flutes, Cut.
lery, Valisee, Books, Carpenters Toole, Cloth
ard SILK Patterns, Ladies' Coats, Circulars and
Dolmane, dents Goats, Pants and vests, La
and Boots, Guns, Revolvers, Umbrellas,
FlutiDg Machines, Clocks, Bibles, Comets,
Musical Instruments OF all Kinds, Table
cloths AMI Albums. Parties holding tickets
please take notice,
II. COHEN,
feo6.5t 1907 Seventh street.
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House PAINTS $; A; :;:;$i

Building Supplies, Nos Dos, al0, 0l2 aud 0li q
street, three doors west the Patent Office. I'm.
mediately adjoining National Rides Armory,
than II any other establishment In the city. II
you wish TO buy even the smallest quantity OF
white lead, oils, varnish coloYs, dry or in oil etc,
send your address on postal card and a printed
pricelist OF every article sold In this department
will be sent TO you by return mail, reaching YOU
In few hours lime by lelter.carrier This price
list gives the price of halEpint, pint quart, half
gallon. gallon, and FIVE gallons OF each kind OF
oil, tnrpentine, dryer, vRrnish and other liquids
sold By measure; also, price per quarter-pound,
halfpound pound, Ave, ten, twenty-five and
ana prices of misce laneous articles. The prices
are graded according TO the quantity bought.
Large buyers get very lowest prices; small buy
ers pay a slightly higher rate. My prices are
fixed. All buyers buying the same quantity pay
the same price. The inexperienced buyer gets
the same price as the Oldest painter II he buys the
same quantity.
by messenger, telephone or by mall and they will
he filled promptly and The bill, rs per priceist
collected on delivery. Goods delivered 10 all
The other departments ofmy business have
grown to satisfactory proportions. now give my
special after ton to the Paint Department, and
expect, by having full supply of first class
goods, selling them at low prces and making
prompt deliveries, 10 secure liberal share OF
JAMES II. McGILL.
Dealer In Building Supplies,
nos, 80, 9l2 and Ola q street.
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1t Needs Brains.

Charlotte Smith says I'm one OF her Iettors TO
tho Western press "Chlcag0 Is said 10 con.
tain tho smartest men on earth but mono
smart enough 10 run a newspaper In the DIS.
triot OF Columbia. Tho National RepubkcdH OF
and prosperity aud good looks IN the last four
months fully thirty per cent Frank Howe,
the old wheel'horse OF the Washington press,
for The people ana they Will sustain him"
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BOARDING.

GRAND STAND SEATS.
" Secure your seats for any stand a, once.
Brentano Brosr Eleventh ST. ana lenna ave,
DROCHE,
ID 1871 4 STREET.
The French Restaurant, near National Thea
ire, which IL so we'll renowned for its Nisl-
lent cuisine, has lust opened French ttole
d'hOie. Dinner, with hint Imported Olnret IN
cluded, 81 Regular breakfast, 65c. Lunch,
Csc. Dinner, zoe, by the bill OF fare q
specially. Firstclass IN every respect Tor
ladies and gentlemen,
GUS DROCHE,
EX.Chiet Cook at the White House,
Proprietor.
VIII accommodate afty gentlemen for the
Dedication ana Inauguration with room aud
board, fea.lm
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To.dnx,a TeInnerninres.

The Signal ONCE furnishes the following
synopsis OF the weather:
Local meteorological report for March Q,
1885; Thermometer readings at 3 q. M, 81 g;
Z n, m, 36o 90 IL a. M, 81 i.
Report for March /, 1885 Mean tempera.
ture, 12'.3i maximum, 17'.1; minimum,
1922; mean relative humidity, 72.7 per cont. /;
total precipitation, O.l0 inch
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-03-02

Mrs. Hendricks left for New York this
morning. A large number of gentlemen !,
including Senator Vance of North Caro-
lima and Judge Niblack of Indiana, called
on the Governor this morning. About IL
o'clock Mr.. Hendricks, accompanied by
Judge Niblack and two or three other
friends, walked out and made few calls.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-03-02

has had the effect. Our winter stock is
greatly reduced, but we have lots Of good
things yet, which we propose to force OF at
lower prices than ever. Eseman Bros,
clothieIs and tailors, corner 9Th and Il sts.
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For Fine PhotOgrnphs

so to Merritt & Woods date Davls') gal
Icy, 925 Pennsylvania avenue. This is
one of the largest and most complete gall
lefies in the city. All work strictly first
class
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BRAINARD h. wARNEE
GEO. L. EMMONS,
fe2o.eod
u A. MCINTYRE, Real Estate Broker, 0ls
LIE Il street,

IL a. MNlN llNE, lschl Estate BfOkeft olS
LIE street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES-
TATE, NO. 205 SIXTH STREET NORTHEASr.
by virtue OF a certain decd OF trust, dated
August /, a. ID. 1881, aud duly recorded In
Liber No. 1901, folio 81 ct seq, one OF the
land records for the District OF Columbia, aud
at the request OF tho holder OF the notes Sc
cured thereby, We Will sell at public auction,
In front OF the premises, on SATURDAY, the
9Th DAY OF MARCH, A. d. 1855, OF 1 O'CLOCK
p. NJ, the following. described real estate, stu.
ate In the city OF Washington, d. O., TO Wit All
that certain piece or parcel or land and prem
ises known and distinguished as and being all
or lot numbered twenty nine i2ol, In W. u.
Particle and others subdivision Of lot i've 90,
In square numbered eight hundred and sixty
elk $500, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms OF salo One.thlrd cash and balance
In six, twelve and eighteen months after date,
purchasers notes to be secured by deed OF
trust on property sold, with Interest at six per
cent. per nnnum, payable semi.annually, or
all cash, Sujtct, hOlpcreT, TO first deed OF trust
now upon said property for $4,000, with &C
crued interest at six per cent, and which can
be paid at once, or can be extended so as to
mature in February, 1888. deposit OF 300
required at time OF sale. II terms arc not
complied with in seven days from date OF sale
the property may DO resold at risk and cost Of
deiaultiDg purchaser. -
DANIEL L. OAHILL,
feOE S.nnaOI- rrnafeas
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The following contributions have been
received by Treasurer 6.5ver to-day
From a Friend, SO; W. J. Acker, SO; Myron
Boardman, 50; A. Il, Lewis, IT., 50; +. K.
Ward, 500; James Y. Davis Sons, S25. Grand
total TO date, S22, 616.5O.
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"AIderney DAIRY ygnrons.,,

Fresh Attorney butter, churnsd every morn
ING ana delivered In n Id "Ward" prints, SOC.
per 10. Also cottage cheese, bpttermllk and
bWeet milk, Be. per 1T. Cream, loo. per pint.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-03-02

There never was such value offered in $40
suits. We are determined to make clean
sweep this season. Eiseman Bros, corner
Seventh and L streets.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-03-02

LIST or BATTLES Of the Rebellion and
Roster Of Surgeons, $50 PIP. Price so cents.
For sale by Gray & Clarkson, $50 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, and at all nows.stands.
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pnos., Auclloneera.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es.
TATE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
by virtue Of n deed OF trust, dated May 9,
a. ID. 1881, duly recorded In llber No. go,
folio 250 ct seq, ono of tho land records for
tho District OF Columbia, and at the request
OF the party secured,we Will sell az public auc-
ton, IN front OF the premises, on FRIDAY, the
p. M, the following described real estate,
situated IN the city of Washington, d. c., ~,
10 wit: Lot numbered eighty four (Sl), lSllL
In Calls and Whites recorded subdivision Of
lots numbered fofty.fve to forty.nine inolu-
sive OF Columbia College, Miller Il Abbott's re-
corded subdivision OF part OF square numbered
one hundred and ninety.four GOD, together
with all tho improvements, SC, said property
being moro fully described In said deed OF
Trust, TO which reference is heretofore given.
Terms OF Sale-All cash. A deposit OF 500
required at time OF sale. All conveyancing at
cost OF purchaser.
BRAINARD b. WARNER,
GEO, L. EMMONS,
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osT-LARGE SAFE KEY; REWARD, If
IL returned 10 Artists and Drawing
Material Stole, 50l ON ST te27-lt1
OF "A REwARD-STRAYED FROM 1909 YER.
tNlU mont avenue, on February ii, a largo
Iightcolored, roueh-haired old deer hound;
had tag and collar, with owners name and
address. re2i.Bto
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". III. Wnrner;s Gnide.BooIs.

Write for popular 10 cent guide.boolS OF
Washington to b. II. Warner, DIG f street,
Washington, ID. G.
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F0R REET-MiscsRaHeous

ITOR RENT. WINDOWS FOR TIE INAr.
II guration; three windows on fourth, third
ana second floors FOR rent parlor aud wowln-
dows; also balcony chairs at CITY Hotel, 33D
Pa. Ave. n. W. resist
IGOR RENT WINDOWS OR SEATS AT SAME
II for lth OF March, AT columbia Banknote
building, 0OS and 90 Pa. ave, Apply at
building from a. m. 10 . p. m. fe27-3t
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The Mcnse Restnnrnnt.

under Hall of Representatives, is open all
lay for the accommodation of visitors aud
ut night during night sessions.
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Househeerers wn save Money

by purchasing their furniture, carpets, &C.,
on easy weekly or monthly installments at
Smiths, lib n. j. avenue northwest.
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Money TO Loan
ON real estate in amounts to suit. b. H.,
Warmer.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
\ hHAus" GsnAND orERA.uousE.

A LBAUSH,s xoopr,uo,sr
INAUGURATION WEEK OF MARJH 2,
Matlnees Wednesday q! $50 and Saturday at
o'clock.
grand production OF the Majestic Dramatic
Spectacle, In . acts and 10 tableauX,
mIDHAEl SPROGOFF.
THE COURIER OF TIE CHAR.
For God, for the car and Tor MY Country
D'Ennery and Yorno's only authorized drama
ti2atlOn,
Presented with new and magnificent scenery.
The great Battle Scene, the Illuminated
burning OF Irkutsk, tho rartar's Camp, Eco
tar's Fete, brilliant Marches, Rich aud Qharac.
Ierlslc Costumes, Mounted UaSaiify, Military
by Slgnor Cont and led by Mile. Adele Cor
nnlbn, ard world OF novelties. The most CON-
ploto production ever glven. large and
powerful dramatic cast. Under the direction
OF Mr.. j. II. HANERLY.
Monday, March "a BUNCH OF KEYS.
EORD's. INAUGURATION WEEK.
THE PEOPLES soNGBIRD.
w. y. SCANLAN,
PEEK.A-BOo,
In Fred Marsden's greatest play,
THE IRIsu NsrREL.
Hear Scanlan'a new songs-"Whats In
KISS" "My .Nollio's Blue Eyes," Something
for the Babies"
sings 10 Of his own songs at every perform.
auce.
y NpDy VI bchullnb sDDEb cdu Do IDunu III
every household from Maine TO California
". y Ne1rS.
THREE MATlSEEs FOR CHILDREN.
THREE MATlNEES For CHILDREN.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Monday next-M. d. CURTIS, 'sSamI OF Po.
SEN" IN SPOT CASH.
TERRACES NEW MUSEUM.
IL Late Lincoln Hall, 9th and ID SITS. II, W.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
Commencing Monday, March >, the Renowned
MATLACK DRAMATIC COMBINATION
In tho Great Sensational Melo.Drama,
A CELEBRATED CASE.
The Union Square Theatre Success
JEAN RENAUD, a soldier I'm the French
Amy ,.........,.M Mr.. BENNETT MArLAoK
Supported by MI Excellent Dramatic Company.
Admission to Family Circle....,..,.,. 10 cents
AIlssion 70 So Gisst H. ~ cents
advance without extra charge at the Box
Oflce Of tho Museum. In the future box.ofIlce
Will be open 8 a. m. sharp to 10 p. m.
Doors open ] and z p. IN. Carriages may be
ordered at $40 and 1Ui10 pm.
Monday, March O-S. DRAPER's MAMMOTH
UNCLE TOMS CABIN co.
DImE nUsEUM.
~ ,Pennsylvanla Avenue, near 18th st.
~ THE He INAUGURATION WEEK. 'p'"''
Every Afternoon and Night rhs Week.
Morning performance on Tuesday & Wednes-
day.
THE BIJOU OPERA and COMEDY 90.
Twenty nrstclsss artists.
Also Grand OllO Performance.
COL. GOSHEN, Barnum's Great Giant.
Admission to All only 10 cents.
THEATRE COMIQUE.
u
A MIDNIGHT FEAST,
MARCH 8 CruEsDAYl, MIDNIGHT SHOW,
Terminating With
A GRAND BAL MAsQUE.
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WAR7EB--Rooms.

Va ANTED-Ar MRS. sHRRiDAN's ROOM.
w Renting Agency, 1908 Il street north
west roonls for rent. parties having rooms IN
let viii nbd deklinblc tenants by applying ct
tnls agency; rooms fpr rent In al parts Or the
Guy, furnished and unturnlehed, single ani
GU tullr, lHT.tf
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New Skniimg Rink
SIR. Mendrlcks, Moyements.

omen March 3. Good music 1900 feet
of skating surface. Polite attention.
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Grand stand Seats.
Inauguration contributions.

Secure your seats for any stand at once
]rentano Bros, Eleventh st. and Penna. ave.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-03-02

VNANTED-TO BUY A SMALL AMATEUR
w pihiing pressi must he cheap. Address,
giving ti2e Hiid price, Anna cur, Critic ufli:e.
feoS.3tf
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WANTEB-- Sttuations--Na

MAN1ID-A POSITION AS GUIDE ny A
w gentee young man VI ability, 6ldr,se
w. g. s., critic onlcs. mlriY'
VITANrEp a sIcUtrfoN BY A B0Y or
w 10 ytnrs ~ store or Onlcei thJrjusbly
honest and reliable; writes god haoIs
leIrl oLcnn. AdlIe.a sos N En- NJ. W. 80.
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NrsSaS, THE UNDERSIGNED BANKS AND
R~sEss Bankers, wishing TO close their re.
spectlye places OF business Wednesday, March
4 inauguration day, It is requested that all
paper maturing on that day be paid on or be-
fore TUESDAY, MARCH 3.
GEO. II, u. WRITE,
CashierNational Metropolitan Bank.
RIGGS & co.
THOS. q. PEARSALL,
Cashier Citizens NATL Bank, Washington city.
LEWIS JOHNSON II co.
CHAS. BRADLEY,
Cashier Natl Bank OF Republic OF Washington.
q. JAMES,
Cashier Bank OF Washington.
j. A. RUFF,
Cashier Central Natl Bank of Washington city
II. q. SWAIN,
Cashier Second NATL Bank, Washington, ID. c.
W. LAIRD, JR.,
Cashier Farmers and Mechanics National
Bank, Georgetown, ID. O.
CRANE, PARIS & CO., Bankers.
CORSON & MCCARTNEY, Bankers.
BELL 4 co, It's
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WANTED HeLp--MoLe.

NJANTED, IMMEDIATELY ONE ON rwn
W coed street tnlkers % sell Dem6cra,tc
pictures real novelty; nothing like I'M ibe
ned. Call NJ ouce AZ 925 1th ~. n w. fe2s.8tt
UTANTED- FIVE SMART, RELIABLE B0Ys
w 10 sell Monument souvenirs on cDm.
mieslon bring references aud apply bet 10
and 10 q. m. at ~ Market Space, second
hOOf. foI7.3tF
"ANTED-AfEN AND WOMEN CAN FIND
w good paying business everywhere. IN
qulre OF j. Oppenheim, 1907 i ST. NV. feG3
w ANILD-THoSE IN WANT OF RELIABLE
~, help ana situations, male and female
TogHS, iapoirers, clerks, housomaids, ana all
hi,mpioyment and lloom.Rentlng Agency,
. - once, COS Louisiana ave. n. ".
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FOR REWT--Houses.

NNNNNNNNNN sNNNNNNNNNNNN'NN No'NNN N'N'yNNN7
LOR REM SEVERAL NEW HOUSES, IN
II u good location; all modern improve
ments; from Sl750 10 $50 per month. Apply
at 1916 1lth st.n.w fe27-;i.e
TOR RENT-TwO NEW HOUSES. 1 ROOMS
II each, with back Kitchen and water In
yard, on Meridian Hill, bet. 10Th and 17th SITS.
d. W., one square above Boundary; enc with
stable, 50 per month; tho other, IS. Inquire
next door fe2T-3tH
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ron EKCRAsSE.

ANTED-TO EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
w for old ones az Butler's Stove Exchange,
corner 9th and X SITS. smoky chlmneys cured
or no pay, Stoves exchanged for groceries.
Old stoves bought,
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MJANrED--TO SAY THAT TIE DAISY
w cook stove, weighing less than . los,
ana which with one ceuts worth Of kindllng
wood Will cook two meals, 10 the domestic ds-
light OF the town. crowds OF ladies, gentle.
men and strangers sec Il daily at 1902 st. N.
W. Price ~ 30. fs1S 2wa
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-03-02

LOANS
In sums to suit AT per cent.
The above is only small portion OF property
ON Ely books. For full list call AZ UtilCe for bulle
tins Issued on lat and 18th.
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KANTED--Ml Miscellaneous.

WANTED-TO PURCHASE, by TaE 18TH
w OF March, good S.rOom mousse, IN pleas
ant location. Address Box T., Critic Ofilce.
ft2S.3t
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ron RENT--Rooms.

NOR RENT THIS WEEK oNLY-FURNIsH.
Il ed rooms, double beds, at $40 81. II. W.,
corner 9Th ct. mh2.3sf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-28
1T WON'T HELP HIM.

An Acquitted Accomplice to Murder
Boldly Confesses.
ST.. Louis, March 27.-Lincoln county,
in this State, is excited over the confession
Of a murderer who, having been tried and
acquitted, thinks himself safe, and boldly
tells the story Of the crime. In July, 1883
Mack Wilkinson was shot dead in
his bed during the night. Suspicion
fell upon Wesley Gibson, nephew
who had been on very intimate
terms with Wilkinsons young and
handsome wife. The woman was also
arrested, but released after Gibson had been
tried and acquitted for want of evidence
Since then the couple have lived together,
but have frequentiy y quarreled. 1t is sup
posed to be her threats of exposure made
during one of these quarrels that has led
Gibson now to brave fate by confessing that
he and Mrs. Wilkinson, finding the farmer
an obstacle to their wishes, hired a negro
farm hand to shoot MIN. The negro and
Mrs. Wilkinson have been arrested. Public
feeling is very bitter against the selt.con'
fessed murderer. and it is believed that ne
will ne lynched.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-28
THE GOVERNORS BACK DOWN.
Ex-Auditor Browns Case Dismissed FroI
the Court.

Ex-Auditor Browns Case Dismissed From
the Court.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, March 27.-The case
OF Cattell vs.. Brown, which was set for trial
in the circuit court by agreement ofcounseI
on both sides, was called up by Mr.. Brown
counsel yesterday. Judge Connor was about
to assign day for hearing the case on II
merits, when the Governors counsel moved
a dismissal of the case. Judge Morse made
a vigorous protest against tha, method, and
insisted that the case should be fairly tried
and carried to the supreme court. M
Brown has been thrust from his Office oy
bayonets, and he demanded a fair hearing
Of his case on its merits. Governor Stone,
counsel for Sherman, replied that they could
not be compelled to try the case nor to take
it in the Supreme Court, and they should
dismiss the case. So, despite the earnest
protest of Mr.. Browns counsel, the Gov
ernor slipped out of court and now relies on
his bsyonets alone to sustain him in his al
legged usurpation. Under the rules OF pro
cedure the court could do nothing but dis
miss the case. This looks ike back down
on the part of the Governor. Morse gave
notice he would move court for an order, at
the same time restoring Brown to Office
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PARKERSBURG NOTES.
Specie! 10 the R.gisiC-.

P1qgyRsB,RG. Y. Va, March 27.-Mr.
Arthur Sinsel, of Grafton, was here on Non
day to inspect the lew depot, which is under
his direction.
Miss 3ida Shank.ta, Of Williasstown, is
visiting the family OF Capt. Henderson, o.
the Sixth ward.
Major Edward Mcdonnell is IN Cincin'
natl, whe7s he will te employed W the
governments.
Louis uandsittel, w:cose boot and shoe
shop was rerently destroyed BY fire, Is now
EMPLOYED b7 Ral ph CoTert as foreman in
his loot anG'lboe manu!actory.
Mrs. W. B. Wilson, OF Cincinnati, arrived
this afternoon and is the guest OF her tatSeT,
NJ }. Leese.
The departure of the Misses Heymau for
Il cir home in Wheeling was-a great regret
to The many ff:euds they rasde while o'F
Burg" =,
Mrs. L. P. 3eitz, OF Petroleum, paid .
visit last week 3 her sister; Ars, Chlsholn,
Of this city.
Mrs. Edward Tarnock, OSkanawha, o hss
5,sn here the Taest of her parents.
Thirty FIVE far1ilies from Ohio. left to-
night for Arkansas, where-they are to 10
cate, and engagsin farming
viii Hopkins'went up tc'Wheeling, yes
te.dsy morning, Cor short Tlsit to friends
Percy Perkino, little sevenyear old Or
man bov, fell usrder the caCs. tins afternOoS
5nd had both arms badly msDgled. Tie
doetaxs in attendance foUad'it necessary "a
amputate the right arm, which they did t5ss
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