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Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-05
Court Notes.

Vincent Riccio, boss of gang of laborers on the Consolidated road has brought suit against Paul Russo to recover 50O damages for false imprison- of his men and Paul Russo undertook to collect it d aor 9i % He got Attorney Asher to draw the papers clos body was attached and he landed in jail, Mn9s1fon MneTe ne stayed unta his counsel Attorney lease on the ground that he had been imprisoned illegally, inasmuch as there was no fraud alleged in the complaint on which he arrested and that man cannot be jailed for a common debt.
 THoMs' CASE CONTINUED.
 David c. Thoms, the arrested recently for Assistant City Attorney Dow asked for a continu- ance until Friday in order to procure some witness es who reside out Of the State. It was granted
 SELLING IMITATION BUTTER.
 Charles ". Schroeder who was fined in the City court Tuesday morning for selling imitation butter P so s bon which were furnished ned by his motherin-law, Mrs Rosalia Simons of 4e9 State street.
 FOR HITTING CONTRACTOR CARROLL
 Christopher Hotter of 40 Orchard street was fined S7 and costs in tse City court yesterday morning for breach of the peace against Anthony Carroll, the sewer contractor.
 HE WANTS A DIVORCE.
 In the civil side of the Superior court yesterday was heard the petition of Elmer F. Culver for di- young man who figured a few years ago in a sensa- tiona trial for non-support brought against him by his wife.
 BOUND OVER TO THE DISTRICT COURT. The hearing of the case of John Barry of Apsonia, charged with violation of the United States oleo- margarine law, took place before Commissioner Platt yesterday. Barry is held three charges: With not displaying his special tax stamp with sell ages and with selling it in unstamped packages. Probable cause was found and the accused was bound over to the February term of the district court under $50 bonds.
 TRIED NEXT FRIDAY.
 The case of Fannie Benton of Guilford vs. ex- Selectman John Starr, which many people thought would have been settled, will in all probability be tried at the present term of the Court of Common Pleas Attorney Edmund Zacher will claim the case for trial next Friday at the bar meeting.
 ATTACHED.
 Sheriff Catlin has attached the steamer Messen- ger as security for judgment of $400 rendered in the recent suit of H. w. Burns against the Thimble Island steamboat company. Constable Munson is acting keeper the vessel, which is anchored in harhOr
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-05
Magnetic Treatment,

Magnetlc Ifeatment.
 DIR. E. W. CLARK, the gifted magnetic healer and electric physician successfully treats the fol- lowing diseases: Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Asthma, Lung Diseases Rheumatism, Humors of all kinds Diseases of the Eye Ear and Throat, Ner- vous Difficulties, Uterine Complaints. Female Dis eases and in fact all conditions of either sex aris- ing from impure or impoverished blood or disturbed conditions of the system. Office hours to 12 a. 9 to D. m. and evenings. Consultation free.
 ja4 If 22S GROWN STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-05
Financial.

A Dull Opening With Reading Way Down The Tone Becomes Better Toward the Close and Some of the Early Decline is Recovered.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-05
:1oIIv r1Nrs AMoNc THE pocTol

The City Medical society of Hartford held it's an nual meeting Monday evening, which was very jolly occasion The gathering held at the house of Dr. Russell and the loving cup which was recently presented to him passed around and the pipe of peace was smoked. The glee club also sang songs on the merits of the tobacco and the 'great joy did not end till midnight An old silver snuff box was given Dr. Stearns which once be- loRged Dr. Todd, the first superintendent of the retreat
 ROCKVILLE ExCITED-A VISITATION OF BURGLARS. ROCKVILLE Jan. 4.-This place was highly excited t, day Burglars made raid here last night The safe of W. E. Payne, coal dealer, was blown 11 Valuable papers The office of J. J. Reagan's mill was entered, but the safe could not be opened: George A Jann grocer had his safe opened and papers stolen The total loss is small No clue to
 the perpetrators. Suspicious characters were about
 the day before It is evidently the work o- expert I enced cracksmen.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-05

Sheriff Catlin has attached the steamer Messen- ger security for a judgment of S400 rendered in the suit of H. W. Burns against the Thimble Island steamboat company. Constable Munson is acting keeper on the vessel, which is anchored in the harbor.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-05

In this court yesterday Judge Deming began trial or the suit of the town of Milford Antonio BC- coli which is an action to compel the defendant to support the child of girl named Brouder, of which he is alleged to be the father Attorneys Charles s. Hamilton and H. c. Platt appeared for the town of Milford and Lawyers Asher and Gallagher for the defendant
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-05

In the civil side of the Superior court yesterda was heard the petition of Elmer F. Culver for q vorce from his wife, Barbara Culver. Culver is Il young man who figured few years ago in a sens tional trial for non-support brought against him his wife.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-05

A Birmingham dispatch says: "Joha Carroll, tailor fell into the river Monday in the rear ( Gowling's saloon and was rescued with difficulty It took fully an hour for Dr. Loonis to pump tn
 water out of him. Tuesday he was reported as a right. He has sworn off for the year."
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so systematically explored or. yielded so rich a
harvest since the work of Marictte, ct Tanis,
Ons Of the most important finds is that of sew
eral well-authenticated Hyksos statues IN BLACK
granite. This shows that Bubastis. was once an
important settlement mt q these shsdowy ncb
red granite architrave is engraved with tne car.
touch of Apepi, the most famous Of the Hyxsos
rulers. The fact that specimens Of Hyksos Kings
wearing the insignia Of Egyptian royalty are found
is unique. What Mr. Naville is especially inter
ested in is the torso of absolutely unknown king
Hsosh cast hay bs The Of Ikf
name has been compared with the traditional
doscm) name for the Pharoah Of Joseph, who , is
s saTasss SseS Is ' probaby sncu
Up to this time no traces of the eighteenth
Dynasty had been found IN the Delta but at
Bubastis the headless statue of scribe life szeJ
of this Dynasty has turned up. His name is Am
enhotep the Prince, the great friend who loves
his Lord, the chief Of the works Of the king ana
of the provinces and Of the marshlands OF the
NORTH Three grand halls lead from the entrance
of the temple at the east toward the principal
shrine in the west The magnificent hypostyle
hall is strewn with monolithic columns OF the
twelfth R In hd " without
hieroglyphs. The inscriptions of the festival hall
commemorate Osorkon Id of the twcnty-second
Hsert s MD and Pepi MeeSina take us back to
the Pyramid kings Of the sixth Dynasty. or
course traces OF Harnesses lid are found here as
himself on the world SO persstently and criminaly
as this old world conqueror. The head and torso
of Rameses With of the twentieth Dynasty arc
there small basalt statue of Saite priest has
a cartouch of Apries biblical Hophra- A
bit of the representation of the sacred boat carried
on the shoulders Of some worshippers gives
glimpse of the old festivities mentioned by He
rodotus II should be said that the Biblical name
for Bubastis is Pibeseth and Ezekiel lets fall the
warning: " The young men of Aven Tor ON and
Pibeseth shall fall by the sword" when speaking
of their unutterably centous and idolatrous prac-
tees.
Enough has been said to prove that the money
spent in this work has repaid for itself many
times over and the liberal patrons OF the Egyptian
Exploration Fund of good interest on their
money. The question now is-shall these splendid
finds be removed to proper place for their
preservation To do that at least $4,000 more
will be necessary. The work must be finished
before the Nile rises at its annual inundation in
July. for at that time the whole place will be
flooded and much injury DONE Exposure to air
and water causes the stone to disintegrate rapidly
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Railroads..
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Desbrosses SITS as follows ,..
so a. m. for Catasauqua and intermediate points ,
A. IN. for Geneva. Lyons Elmira, Rochester. Bunalo
and the West and principal local points Chair car "
Wilkesbarre.
p. Tunkhannock and intermediate pointa cna.s
Tunkhannock- Connection to Reading and hsf1i
burg. 49, r,.... 49,, ,., ,r,srmed,,ta
points Chair car TO Pittston. 80. co,
40 D. m. for Coplay and intermediate points Con
necton Reading aud Harrisburg. Chair car 70 Copy.
z D.. m. for Geneva. Lyons Elmira koehes'ei D1A'
fao and the West Pullman sleeper ~ Lyons
S:15 D. m. for Laurays an1 ntermo&6sc pok~~ -.
Trains leaving at a. M, p. M and $40 y M con
meet for ali points Mahaoy Hazleon coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS. .,,.,~
a. m. for Mauch Chunk. Hazleton and intermeoia~
pointA .,,.,. ,o,r,s
ID. m. for Geneva. Lyons, Emira, Roches1s o~s
falo and the West Pullman sleeper % lyons
General Eastern ONCE. 233 Broadwvs
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financial.
NEW.Y0RK, LAKE ERIE
WESTERN R. R. co.
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT, .
81 Hnx<~ v,xl< AVrf1 10 1AQA.

OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENCY.
No. 2f Cortlandtst, New York. April 10, 1851
This Company hiss made arrangements with MessrA
nprXEI. MORGAN & CO., of New York. end Messrs
nRExEL CO.. OF Philadelphia to extend tho Fifth
Mortgage Bonds issued by the NETWORK AND ERIE
RAILROAD COMPANY, MATURING JUNE lor
NEXT the principal payable forty years from that date
and the December LIST and June 1st semannuay
AZ per cent per annum, both in UNITED STATES
COLD of the present standard Of weight and nnenesS tho
Mortgage security remaining unimpared.
The right extend above has been reserved TO such
NJ the holders desire to avail Of It and shall 40
posit their Bonds for that purpose with Messrs Drexe
Morgan Co., % walst, Ncw.York prior to May 10Th
next Holders desiring to extend will have the prinoi'
nal and accrued interest at per cent to June 1s 1885,
presentation and surrender Of their Bonds
the Office of DREXEL. MORGAN CO.. on and after
that date JOHN KING. President
20 wali-st., New-York, April 20, 1888.
Referring to the above notice OF the New-York Lake
and Western Railroad Company, are now ready To re-
ceiye any New-York and Erie Railroad Ccmpanys
Fifth Mortgage Bonds for extension.
we also prepared buy at and accrued interest
any Of bonds the holders OF which may desire 10 sell
rather than extend Such holders extend their bonds
will the privilege according TO the priority OF app
cation 18th next Of purchasing from U.S. at lo2
and interest," any bonds extended by US after purchase
from their present holders - :
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Ocean Cleaners.

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.
~ SHORT K0uT ls, TO LONDON
Steamers sail from pier foot 2d.st Hoboken.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
Elbe, Sapdy, Juno noon. Aier. Wed J'ne 49, 80 m
Lain, Wed. June O. 80 m Elder Sat. June 49, 10 q m
"e5s s STne y s0d m nas Tees June ss, M
cation Second Cabin, ESQ and 800 berth Storage %
lowest rates
oELRICHs CO.. No. . Bowling Green.
pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
\ LIES FOR GALIEoENIxA JApAS, oM MFxAYco
From New-York. pier foot Of Canalst N.
sof SAD ,FrSsnc n va ths iHhmus OF Panama
From San Francisco 1st and Brannan sta
For China and Japan /
CITY OF PEKING. sails saturday June 2, D. N
eonpany's omcc on the pier. loot OF cans,st, N.
". J. BULLAY. Superintendent /
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NEW-YoRK ONTARIO o. AND MD, W y. ESa.i "a

NEW YORK, ONTARIO AND W ", Id,t "a
IN RAiLwAY.-frains leave from ferries ~ "'''
and Jay follows; - - M =. M for MID
West 42dst. $50 m ysy-st;, s,tS 80 walton. Delhi.
Norwich Utica Rome, Oneida FULTON, os"0s"
Detrois Chicago Waikiki VSey poapM n m, for Mid
West 42d at, 10 p 10: Jay-st, 100 " ~
dlctown Eienvne waikiki valley pSlniteS m, daily for
Middietown Failsburg Liberty waSn NSrs Sc Louis
Oswego Suspension Bridge Detfois epeening Chair Car
free 70 Rochester: .... ....,-aa NJ SO7 Broadway
time tables tickets &C., 2o7 so7 % ss St. News
7s7 ave. 1S4 East l2oth,sS g9s G. p A.,
York. - d Il ia Tscbanss place, New.Yesxs
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GfatherG.

An EXPERIENCED lady teacher Will give lessons
"A in the English branches during the GUNNER n en-
cnanse for board will not OBJECT 10 travel
exchanged.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGEN sso.
n supplies Professors Teachers tutors %oEefhee'oH
&C. COLLEGES seh9Ss and Es%e 81 1 APpy sSuae
BEST TEACHERS supplied; no charge IEAca,
always on hand; form for stamp. r. E. AVERY Anieri
can School Bureau, West 14th.st. N. Y.
CoVERNEss.-An experienced lady teacher in music
VI modern languages and In English branches wishes
June 70 October. Address L. ]. b., Brooklyn Z. o.
III BssEs TEACHERS AGENCY, ~ Fast 17thst,
wants party with weestabsh shed girls school for safe
also gOvernessos with English French music drawing II
possible Recommends competent teachers goVernesses
musicians etc. all branches
DRIVATE LESSONS In stenography tpftman's I'm.
proved given my residence, 90 Clinton place. Clty'
terms 80 cents per lesson day and evening. MRS
HENRI L. STUART
UANTED.-Gentieincn combining tho following
nan-Engiish and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sathematics, sci
ences MIRIAM COYRIERE, 81 ESt 11th-st, be-
tween 4th-avo. and Broadway.
TNANTED-BOard and lodging Cor parD by professor OF
TEACnER Trbune Uptown once. I,23s broadway.
WANTED A TEACHER--Natye Frenchman for
w School near New York City. School year "a weeks
from October Salary 5000 nrst year. Required good
references full particulars about age native place former
and English. Address TEACHER, P. o. Box G72, New
York.
IXToMAN's EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU (for
w both supplies professors teachers governesses
Ssn and also SSoKEeepr and
MRS 4 D. CULVER. 800 6thave., New.YOrk City.
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New publications.
y ORTIZ AMERICAN REVIEW

N ORTIZ AMERICAN REVIEW
FOR JUNE
Col. r. G. Ingersoll
eS me Tnc% Ssn sSn
Hfs fst snhSd ,s as s, rest sSdddnrd
Capt. BROOKS Of the Arizona. '''N'"'
capt PERRY, OF tho Britannia.
capt MURRAY. OF the Alaska.
CapL McMlCKAN, OF the UmbriA
Capt LEWIS, OF the City OF Chester
capt MCKAY, OF the Servia.
Capt K ENNEDY, OF the Germanic.
i Capt DE JoUssELIM, OF Ia Bretagne
Capt LAND OF the CITY OF Berlin.
VI, Messrs JAMES and GEORGE THOMSON.
pdfeihls n the Supreme Court j. Randolph Tucker NJ c.
Possible Presidents:
senator HISCOCK Senator ALLISON
MI; DEPEW. Gen HARRISON
S%dr saa n'Dn't'm Arthur Dudley y G1sa
R RypnyIespI' ~ IN Politics John BAH, IT,
T Sslsos ssS ne !, 0$SiDrs
Z JIIenihIe' M =, Isaacners Briscoe r. Mann
political Msrsnettes hC o. Mun sannsSn
ALL NEwsDEALERs. FIFTY CENTS
* NITTlNG-CROCHET
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. %.
PRICE rs CENTS.
ADDRESS THE TRIBUNE
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Notice OfSaIe of Bonds.

OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER
OF JEFFERSON COUNTY,
Boulder, Mont, May l. 1888
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Board o. County Com
missonors Of Jefferson county, Montana Territory VII
day Of June D. 1858 az p o'clock ma at the court
coupon bonds Of said county 70 the amount Of forty
denomination hundred $500 dollars and dated the
day OF the thereof and shall be payable In twenty
years after said and redeemabe after fvo years
after said date at such time as the said board sha!
cent per annum Interest payable semi annually on the
day OF January and July OF each year said bonds
payable tho ONCE Of the Treasurer OF said
jefferson county. ~
Sealed proposals for the purchase Of said bonds will be
at the oce OF the County Clerk at said town o.
Boulder said time OF sale. Said bonds Will be sold
70 highest 81 bidder, but bonds will be sold for
less than the par value thereof
said bonds Will DO Issued for the purpose OF erecting
a court house under authority of Sections 100 7SS,
796 and 7J7 OF the General Laws 9th DIVISION OF the
Compiled statutes Of Montans and under an election held
hereunder April 81 A. D. 1858 at which time the
said board authorized to Issue bonds to said amount
CRAS Z. STEVENS. Co. Clerk.
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Dressmakina.

n RESSMAKER~-By Arst-clas dressmaker by tho
~ the day cut ht drape, take work home per-
feet lit guaranteed work be reference. Ad-
dress ARTISTIC Tribune Branch ONCE JOG West 42dst
n RESSMAKER-By nrstclass dressmaker engagements
~ In nice families. Address DRESSMAKElS Tribune
Uptown ONCE, 1928 broadway.
nRESSM AKER-Dy educated North German; per-
Ofect drcsrmaker for ladies in city way In
country. NJ. l., box 60 Tribune Uptown ONCE, 4 o3S
nREssMAKER whose fitting and draping Is not OK.
- celed, wishes more customers; city country.
Address Miss s. W., Tribune Uptown ONCE, 1928 Broad
why.
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OFFICE OF ST. PAUL DULUTH RAILROAD COL
ST. PAU, MINI, May 10, 1888 !
TTNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
Il holders of the St. Paul and Duluth Railroad Company
for tho election of directors and the transaction OF Any
other business OF the company Will DO held the oico
q the company "a the city q Sc Paul MINI. Mon
The transfer books viii be closed at the close busl
meas On THURSDAY May IL 1885, and rcepcnod Thurs
'-' SUM 80 - PHILIP s. MARRIs. Secretary
"VaE TARIFF OF 1854" pamphlet Of 20 large Pages
with the entire Free List and OTHER valuable Tariff inor
P. : aea. for COPY ~ Tue
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THE TANDARD GAsLIGHT COMPANY or THE(
CITY or NEW YORK. 2 CoRTLANDT-Sr. !
THIS COMPANY, WITH WORKS AND
Il Idpe lines constructed the modern and
improved system, is In operation ths city, and
is supplying gas TO largo and daily increasing list OF
1t Offers five hundred thousand dollars
(s5oo,oOo OF It's SIX PER CENT PREFERRED STOCK
for sale at par and like amount OF common stock at
nifty cents both payable In ten monthly lDstaments
For detailed Information apply at the companys main
once above.
MnY "a
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pacific MAIL All s., STEAMSHIP =, COMPANY PAN.

PIER FOOT OF CANAL ST, NORTH RIVER
NEw-YoRK May Ia, 1888. :
The forty FIRST annual meeting OF stockholders OF the
PACIFIC Mali. STEAMSHIP COMPANY Will DO held
az Tho ONCE OF ne company pier foot Of North
5s lay OF May fsss between the hours Of IL noon and
o'clock for the election Of Directors and the
transaction OF such other business properly
before It, The transfer books of the company will close
at the once OF the Union Trust Company TUESDAY,
the ed day OF May. 1855, at ocock p and will
open on FRIDAY. Juno ]. 1888 at 10 o'clock a. IN.
w. II. LANE Secretary.
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[HE BOSTON HYDRAULIC MOTOR Co.

(ALb IUMPDEIE,J -,
Together with all its Patents Patterns, Good VIII OF
Business, &c. Established 10 years -
Address c. Il. HALL, 80 Devonshlrest, Boston, Mass
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Jnsirurtion
For Bows and Young Mer-c

-r1RcULARs OF GOOD SCHOOLS, PRE-
State whether boys or girls AID iocans
X r. AVERY, American School Bureau, w. 1a.n ss,N.
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professional.

PERSON needing medical supervision can be received
"A into physicians hOme near the city " ''
ADDRESS MEDloUs. Box 25. Tribune once
GENTLEMAN Of large business experience would like 70
" enter real estate oee 10 learn business salary
nuai fsfeUnces unouest,onabe. Address Tnbune once
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An ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockhold-
fAers Of the H0LBRo0K AND CAVE MINING COM
PANY, for the election Of Board OF Trustees will be
held az the general oce Of the company No I92 Broad
II, 1885, at u O'clock (noon The polls will remain
open three hours unless ell the stock shall be sooner
voted. 6. = ,
Dated New. York. May %, 1885: i
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Dipiocn6 Notices.
CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS r. r. co.
CHICAGO AND INDIANA COAL RAILWAY co.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

ALL COUPONS DUE 1ST PROX., and the
"A principal Of all bonds due on that date issued by THE
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY. and secured by
VIII paid and after that date at the Office OF POST
MARTIN & CO., No. "a IL Pine-st, York and
L. W. CLARK & CO.. No. IS South 3dst, PhIadephiS
May 81, 1883. H. A. V. POST
National Republican., 1888-04-13
Lodge Meetings Tonight.


The following lodges will meet tonight at
tie places named:
Masonic-St Johns. No. II. Masonic Temple
Hope. No. 20, Masonic Temple; Eureka, Il. A.
Chapter. No. I. Masonic Temple; Potomac
Commandery X. n, No. 3. Georgetown.
q. \. R.-John A. RawlinS, No. 1, lil2 Penn.
~ylvnnia avenue.
|. o. q. F.-Magcnenu. No. ! Enca npment,
Eighth street Hall, East Washington; Central,
No. I. odd Fellows Hall; Eastern No. Z, Odd
Fellows Hall: Mechanics. No. IS, Georgetown:
Metropolis. No. l6, Ninth and d streets north
west
knights of Pythias Syracusan. No. 10.
Pcnnsyyauia avenue and Ninth street north
vest Nelson Division. No. /. Eighth and 4
streets northwest; Washington Division, L. IT,,
No. ., 40 Tenth street.
L. q. M,-WaSiingtOn. No. o, Coz G street
northwest; Lafayette, No. H. seventh and l.
streets northwest.
sons of J"nadab-Good viii, No. o, 3li
Eighth street.
!. q. II. M.-Omondaga. No. 10, Thirteen.
aiH.a.hulf and streets northwest.
q. X. Eagle, MOI, odd Fellows Hail.
Navy Yard: Eagle. Ir., No. !. odd Fellows Hall,
Navy Yard.
!. q. q. I'd. p, Holloway Lodge No ls,
AE3 street northwest.
KNIGHTS ni the Golden Eaglc-lvanhoc, No.
t. Knights of Goldcn Eagle Hall. 81 Ninth
street northwest
| Knights of iiOnor-Iutcriur Council, No. 2l0,
Co q street northwest,
National Republican., 1888-04-13
Wants n shorter Sentence.

When Justice Montgomery on Saturday last
sentenced James Carroll, the well.known
thief aud houscbreakcr, to ten years in Al.
bany penitentiary at hard labor, he ordered
that Carroll should not be taken there at once,
as something might occur to change the sen.
threatened outbreak at The District Jail, but
to what extent was not known. lie II was
that gave the plot away to the officers, but
whether he was one Of the leaders aud
whether he found out the existence of the
pluta ccidcntally and Informed the guards Is
unknown. Ills counsel, Mr.. j. w. walker, has
been investigating the case and claims that
the latter theory IL the correct one. Should
this prove TO be the case II Is expected that
Justice Montgomery will shorten the sentcnce.
National Republican., 1888-04-13
Rockingham Mining COMPANY.

The Rockingham Manganese Mining Com.
pany Of Virginia has elected the following
officers for the next year: G.. Z. Creccy. presi.
dent; Eppa Ilunton. treasurer; c. Spottswood
McNcir. secretary; sherman A. johnson gen.
Cral manager. The mines of this company are
situated at Elkton. Rockingham county, Va.
about six miles from the celebrated Comore
manganese mines. owned and worked by
Andrew Carnegie. the great iron manufaC.
turer of Pittsburg. The company above or
ganizcd will commence work at once develop.
ing the mines. The greater portion of the
stock of this company IL owned by citizens of
National Republican., 1888-04-13

III e following deaths We're recorded at the
health Office yesterday: Rosa Giles, colored,
20 years; Ernest Washington, colored, ~
years: Eva Giles. colored. years; David II
Holland, colored, 3 days; George HILL col
urcd, ~ years; Arthur Ashton. colored, .
james Smith, coorcd 10 years Mary a. Fitz
patrick, white, =, years. Baby jackson, col
ured, 10 months; jacob Myers. white, - years
Ella " Rundlctt, white, six months; John
Nturngcr, white, 50 years: l'lCctcr Schooner
colorcd, few minutes: Joseph Dixon colored
- months