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prison and retormntory for persons COW
victed Of violating the laws Of the United
States
- ln ile IInnan.

WAsuINc1 81, Dec. N-rhe house devoted |
most OF the d 60 the introduction of bills |
and joint resolutions under a call Of stntes.
A current resolution for the adjournment |
of congress Dec. q 20 jan o, reported from |
the ways and means committee, was adopted
--l52 10 80
A call OF stntcs was ordered and large
number OF bills introduced At the conciu
sion Of this business the dcaths Of james
Laird, OF Nebraska; s. $. Cox, Of New York,
and r. w. Townsend, of Illinois, were
announced 20 the house, which, as mark of
respect TO the memory of the deceased mem
bers, at o'clock adjourned until Friday.
BY Mr.. Wheeler tAla)-lror the relief
Of the merchant marine Of the United
States engaged in foreign trade This hll
provides for the payment Of so cents per ton
TO vessels built and owned wholly IN the
United States engaged IN foreign trade for
each 900 miles sailed for n term % years
BY Mr.. Mcliae To define and tax trusts
This bill provides for tax OF ~ pr cent
with no drawbacks, upon products OF trusts.
The bill authorizes the President, when ne Il
satisd Il that trust tax enhances the price
Of any article, 20 issue proclamation sus'
pending the collection Of all custom duties
ON like articles brought from foreign couu-
tries; TO repeal all laws providing for tho
accumulation Of gold for the redemption OF
treasury notes; the direct tax bill; to pro-
vide for the free coinage OF svcr.
By Mr.. Post Qllsl- "A bill 20 reduce letter
postage TO ono cent per ounce,
BY Mr. Williams Oils ITO place hemp
and substitutes for hemp, iute and sisal grnse
and twine made from the same IN whole or
part on the free list 10 place sugar on the
/ free list
BY Mr.. Pay on ulls llsl-Approprinting S75.
600 for the payment OF the unpaid salaries
Of members Of the house OF the Fnty-flri
congress- caused by Silcotts embezzlement
Mr. Dockery MOI reintrodueed that part
Of the Mills bill reducing the duty ON lum
Der, salt In bags, barrels etc. woolen and
worsted cloths, clothing ready made, and on
all carpets and carpeting
BY Mr.. McAdoo IN. Jl-To abolish the
offices of envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary; the representatives 70 b.
known as agents and consul generals, con.
suls OF the hrst, second and third class and
commercial agents
by Mr.. Morse-To establish postal tele-
graph system.
BY Mr. Moore (N. B)-To repeal the in
terstate commerce law
BY Mr.. OiDonnell Mich ITO repeal "a,
duty on sugar, and 70 provide Tor the pay
ment Of bounty for its cultivation In th,
United States
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cnhie nrexities.

The Boulangists have convened a monster
meeting to protest against the action OF tho
chamber of deputies in seating NJ. Jotfrin,
who ran against Gen. Boulanger in the Mont
martre district in the recent election.
France, acting in accord with England. is
about to recognize Hippolyte as president OF
Hayti.
NJ. Naquet, whose election was declared
invalid by the chamber on Monday, has
gone TO the Island Of Jersey 20 confer with
Gen. Boulanger concerning the course to b,
followed by the Boulangists
A large number Of the striking employees
Of the South Metropolitan Gas company have
applied TO the directors to be allowed 70 re.
turn to work. The new men are doing their
work satisfactorily and the gasometers arr
full
The London postofilce authorities and the
merchants who owned the diamonds that
we're taken from the letter carrier on Tues
day by robbers have agreed that the value
of the gems lost was $4,000
N. Henri Rochefort is dangerously III in
London
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nrhe Crime Of the oenturv. d,

CHICAGO. Dec i9-One OF tho most re.
marhable feats in the history Of book max
ing has just been accomplished in this city.
Twenty-four hours to the minute from the
rendering of the verdict a complete history
Of the Cronin ease from its inception mp TO
the scenes Of Monday night, making a
volume of $40 pages. cloth bound and gilt
letters, was laid on the desk Of the United
Press IL is entitled "1'he Crime Of the
Century prepared by Henry NJ Hunt and
published by the Peoples Publishing com
pany. This record Of rapid publication, il
is said, has never been equaled.
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TrnInmrn EntnIlr nnrt.

DELAWARE, o.. Dec ia-Two freight
trains ON the Hooking Valley railroad
collided on the trestle north Of the city at
a. m. The train from the north was running
with orders TO meet the northbound train at
Delaware, while the southbound train was
ordered to 80 ahead. They meton the trestle
throwing three coal cars fifty feet into the
ditch below. Both engineer aud fireman Of
the southbound train jumped, receiving only
slight injuries The fireman Of the other
train jumped, receiving fatal injuries, and
the engineer Of the same train remained on
the engine and will die from injnri es re-
ceiyed
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Sc John on Anne.ntIon.

KINGSTON, Ont, Dec. 19-Three hundred
guests, among them many of Canada's most
distinguished citizens, sat down to the
Queens university jubilee banquet last
night. Sir John Macdonald, replying to tho
toast, ''rhe Dominion Government de-
clared for British connection, and held that
the majority Of the people favored It. Ruin
and misfortune, he said, would follow sever.
ance from Great Britain No party could
ever be formed in Canada having for is
object separation from England, either tc
60 it alone or annex TO another land.
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B. SHARP
& CO.,
Fourth and Market Sis.
orr store a01X be oben re0e,y
until Christmas.
Christmas ideas:

Christmas ideas:
You will find it somewhat
difficult to see a good assort-
ment of Gentlemen's Initial
Handkerchiefs. We have
them in linen and silk to your
taste. 25 and so in. linen, so
and'oo in. silk. All plain silk
"A, SO. 81 and rs cents and
81.
We are old fashioned
enough to have a Estock of
Mems Silk Bandannas and
some of you may be old-fash-
ioned enough to buy them.
Anyhow they are here, 81, rs
cents and $I.oo.
Our Handkerchief stock is a
wonder to all intending hand
kerchief buyers.
Fur-topped Kid Gloves will
be useful. They are here
for children, ladies and men.
rs cents, SI.oo, I.25.
Ladies hand-knit capes of
best Germantown wool-red
and black. $500 and $50.
Infants Black Cashmere
Hose, a to 6 size. Price IS to
65 cents.
Pig Skin Gloves-mousque-
taire, biarritz-one of the most
durable, everyday glove made.
6o cents.
Four-button Dressed Kid
Gloves in tans, browns and
black. SO cents.
Ladies Leggins - blue,
brown and garnet. so cents.
A splendid quality, all-wool
Dress Cloths, so inches wide,
with side bands, are reduced
from $I.oo to rs cents. Seven
colorings.
Three colorings of all-wool
cloth. double width-serpent
and gray, olives and serpent
and shaded terra cotta-about
ten pieces are reduced from 50
to 3715 cents.
Century Cloths and En-
press Cashmere in dress pat
terms of 10 and I2 yards. SI.oo
to $50 each pattern.
Our black dress fabrics are
al50ayS of the very best stan
dard makes. Our assortment
represents the most popular
mourning and blacks in all
woods and silk wraps from
moderate to the fnest-5oc to
$3.50. Black Mohair 81 cents.
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FMluRgs AgRe ANp rAeRg.
Many Trims Obliged TO Close Their
Places OF Business.
Treasurer 1-.own sIln in Cannda.

DEDHAM, Ma Dec. i9-In the insolv-
ency case of Brown, Stecse g Clark, counsel
presented a petition for G. r. Brown stating
that he was in Canada aud unable TO attend
the meetings as the law required and asking
that the court grant a commission in order
that Brown might take the necessary oath,
so that he could send on the papers in time
for the next hearing. Judge White would
not issue the commission, however on the
ground that the petition gave no reason why
Brown could not attend personally and take
the oath. A large number Of claims were
approved Tho next meeting will be held in
January
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The Confederate monument 10 nomaln

The Confederate Monument 10 Remain
BALTIMORE, Dec. i9.-The Murray Con
federnte association of Baltimore, which
erected a monument on the Gettysburg
battlefield last year, which action a Pitts
burg e. A. r. post denounced two or thre,
months ago, has received Letter from Johr
M. krauth, secretary Of the Gettysburg
Battlefield association, assuring them that
his association had undergone no change
Of opinion as 20 the propriety Of having
Confederate monuments on the field, and
that the Murray association shaft would
remain where it was. The Battlefield asao-
citation. he says, meant what It said when il
invited Confederates 70 mark their positions
at Gettysburg.
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The Beautiful victim Of Mystery,

LAMAR, NO., Dec 19-The body Of a
handsome and fashionably attired young
woman, which has not been identified, who
had evidently been murdered, has just been
found in the woods near town by some boys.
The woman's skull was crushed, and black
and blue spots ON the throat showed that she
had been choked. The dress was Of silk and
all the clothing was Of the finest make and
.fa1
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An Fngfneer seriousiv rf,rt

BALTIMORE, Dec. 19.-At SEQ last evening
freight train No. 3SS ran into the rear Of
freight No. S3l, at Calverton, on the Balti.
more and Potomac road and badly wrecked
seven cars. Engine S3S was much damaged.
Both tracks are blockaded. Three north.
bound and two southbound passenger trains
are delayed. Engineer J. Minick was ser.
iously hurt. One hundred and twenty five
men are at work clearing the track
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Two nrlnneapolls raIlures.

MINNEAPous, Dec 19-The Rothschild
clothing house and J. b. McChrystal, mers
chant tailor, have made assignments. The
Rothschild liabilities are $4,000 and assets
10000; McChrystall's liabilities are not yet
definitely known, but are thought not TO be
large. The warm and unreasonable weather
is said TO have been instrumental in closing
hofh establishments
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A Murder TriaI Fnded.

BENNINGTON, Vt, Dec 10.-In the trial Of
Henry Bent and Byron Roberts for the mur-
der Of Louis Wilder, at Woodford, in De
cember, 1855 the jury acquitted Bent and
found Roberts guilty Of manslaughter. The
killing was the result Of dispute about
wages which Wilder claimed to be due him
from Bent
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Engineer and Fireman Killed.

DENVER, Colo. Dec l9-On the Denver
and Rio Grande railroad, near Walsenburg,
a long freight train broke in two and the
rear portion overlook the front portion on a
down grade, wrecking eight cars Of lumber
and seven cars Of cattle, killing or mangline
nearly all the animals, and causing the death
of Engineer William Glover and Fireman
Thomas Baker. Two brakemen, w. H. Fer
ringer and d. Edmonson, were severely
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Put on rbree-ouart.rs nine.

READING, Pa, Dec. l9.--The Reading Rail.
road company hns posted notices that the
miners and laborers in all their collieries
throughout the SchuyllSill region will be
put ON three-quarters time on and after
next Monday, to continue indefinitely. In
dividual collieries will also go on three
quarters time BY this action the wages Of
AZ, 600 men and boys are affected.
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Arrested for BurgIarv.

RoNDoUT. N. Y, Dec. l9-J. Elting Mer-
ritt and Louis Burhans, two young men Of
respectable families, have been arrested
charged with breaking into the depot of the
Ulster and Delaware railroad here on Sun
day night last and stealing small sum Of
money. Merritt's father is a prominent
merchant of this place. Drink has caused
the young mems downfall.
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They Favored snh.Ihles.

BosToN, Dec. ia meeting was held here
at the international Maritime exhibition in
the interest Of the American Shipping league.
Maj. Charles $. Hill, secretary OF the league;
DR.. A. j. Fuller, president of the Bath board
Of trade; Hon. c. l.. Woodbury. and others
spoke in favor of subsidies.
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Three ArnInst One.

Troy, ~ Y, Dec. i9-John Deveney, an
employe of the Uptown Gas company, be-
fore going home last night went into the
storage room and found three thieves there.
He was set upon and kicked and badly
beaten by them He is in critical condi-
tion. His assailants have not yet been ar
rested
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Jndre nnnforth nnnnueted.

ALBANY, Dec. ia banquet was ten
dered to retiring Judge Danforth by the as
sociate judges of the court Of appeals last
night at the Fort Orange club. Among the
guests present were Governor Hill, Bishop
Doane and other prominent citizens.
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A Fatal shootinc Anrav.

PARIS, Tex, Dec. 19.-Near Sugar Ranch,
killed and his brother wounded by Ike Sugg.
Short was the principal witness TO the kili-
ing Of George w. Carierbury by Jra's
llOlAer, J. \. SUES, 49,. ~~.s.s.s ..-le sAAls
led to the encounter.
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The Porlngue.e are Aggrs..lre.

ZANZIBAR, Dec. l9-Captain Trivier, the
French explorer, has arrived here from
Quillimane, at which place he recently ar
rived after crossing Africa from Loango on
the west coast. He travelled by way Of the
Shire river and was an observer Of the
movements Of the Portuguese in that sec
ton. He states that they are displaying
extraordinary aggressiveness along the river.
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M Arrest Pnu1erIr.

GREENsBURG, Pa, Dec. l9.-The hearing
in the Callaghan conspiracy case has been
postponed until Jan 2 Callaghan fur
nished the necessary cash and Constable
Washabaugh has gone TO Scranton TO arrest
Powderly.
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NOTICE.
F1rsr NATIONAL BANK.

WILNuEGTON Del, December IA. 1889.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
on Tuesday. the i4th day of January, 1890, be-
pose of electing nine stockholders to serve as
directors for the ensuing year.
GEORGE ID. ARMSTRONG.
NTOTICE.-IF YOU WANT TO SAVE
~ DOLLARS, insure your property with
HAWKINS d. CO.. III Market Street.
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nurned % penth IN Her Homo.

ELsnRA, n. Y, Dec. 19-Neighbors dis
covered fire in the house Of Mrs. Margaret
Strahorn, at Athens, Pa, early in the morn
ing They forced open the door Of the house
and Mrs. Strahorn's dead body was found
lying at the foot Of the stairs horribly
burned. She was alone in the house
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he Took nRourh on R.ts ;,

ToRoNTo, Dec. 19-The body Of William
H. Hannah, employed in Pattersons mems
furnishing store as confidential clerk was
found in the bathroom Of his brothers
house. An examination resulted in the find
ing of a large quantity of "Rough on Rats"
in the stomach
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buying Curtains or Portieres,
we have one special bargain
in Turcoman Chenille that
will be appreciated soon as
seen. They are in the very
newest colorings of old blue,
terra Gotta and garnet. Woven
all plain in the latest style
with a heavy tassel fringe top
and bottom. These goods
have always sold for $40 and
$I2-we shall make a Christ
mas offering of them at 81. 50.
1t will pay you to look
through our curtain and up
hosiery department.
Smyrna Rugs-5o cents, to
room size, S45.
Moquette Rugs-SI.5o to
$50.
Skin Rugs to $3.50.
Punjaub Rugs $50.
Japanese Hand-made-$4,
So, and room sizes, $I2.oo to
1000.
Hassocks-35 cents.
Sweepers-S3.
All in the Carpet Depart
ment.
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REAL ESTATE.

--,--0---7-----y
nor RENT-THE PREMISES NO. 2 CITY
A Hall Place Opposite the police stationl
ing Company Immediate possession. Apply
at WILMINGTON PRINTING COMPANY,
t06 Shipley street.
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A Block Rnrneh-

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec IA block II
stores in Trssegap, including the postofiice
and the Masonic lodge, were burned. Loss,
81, ,Oo0i insurance small sw
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A Failuro ~ BunnIo.

BUFFALO, Dec ia. d. Ackleig's cigar
store on Main street. one Of the largest in
the city, was closed by the sheriff on five
confessed judgments
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ThIrtr of nn.hlrI.. Men Klllea.

ZANZIBAR, Dec l9-Details Of the events
just previous 20 the execution Of Bushiri, the
Arab leader OF the insurgents in their re-
volt against the Germans, show that there
had been an engagement between the Ger
mans aud Bushiri's forces, in which thirty
of the latter we're killed Bushiri was cap
tured, but succeeded In escaping and reach
ing the jungle. He was subsequently, cap
tured by Wasega, who surrendered him to
Maj. Wissmann, and received in return for
the prisoner a reward Of 10000 rupees.
The Generous ZanzlbarIs.
AT the banquet given to Henry ~ Stanley
by Col Euan Smith, the British consul gem
eral here, Mr.. Stanley highly praised the
zanzibaris who accompanied his expedition.
He said that when all the members Of the
expedition were starving in the forests the
Zanzibaris had collected fungi, which had
kept the Europeans alive. The Zanzbaris
touched nothing until after the Europeans
had eaten.
A Railroad for Africa.
The Indian community here at nearly
spontaneous gathering presented to Mr..
Stanley a silver casket containing an ad-
dress praising his energy in opening central
Africa 10 commerce. Stanley gratefully
thanked them and dwelt upon the prospects
for an early commercial development Of the
British East African company's territory.
He urged the Importance Of connecting
Mombasa, on the coast, with the Victoria
Nyanzl by a railway which would pass into
the heart Of a region all parts Of which
teemed with a dense population and would
consequently onrn for Fp-~-,e.r r,0nnfac-
turers vast markets now aormen, END ugA-
AnonA
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The sherir in Possession.

SYRACUSE, n ", Dec. l0-Isaac II.
Bromstein. clothier, has failed Fourteen
judgments, aggregating over $4,000 have
been filed and the sheriff took possession.
Mr.. Brounstein's Indebtedness, aside from
the judgments entered, is about 81, 900, and
is chiefly due TO New York, Boston and
Philadelphia firms for goods. The total
liabilities are about 1000 The book ac
counts, valued at about S25, 900, have been
assigned TO creditors in smaller sums in this
city, whose claims amount 70 about as
much. The stock is valued at about $50 900.
CHICAGO, Dec. l9.--The Meade, Van Bals.
kelan company, commission merchants at
80 Michigan avenue, have failed. The liza
bilities are between S250,000 and S2Tj,00C
and the assets are very much less. The
principal creditors are the First Nationa
bank Of Chicago, $4,000, secured; Mrs
Naomi Van Bakkelan, S36, 600; the Bank o
California about 1000, and a Buffalo con
Germ, the name OF which could not be
learned, about $4,000.
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senior Comes.

The municipal governme ut 81 Oporto has
aiken the lead IN communicating 60 Senior
IL. do Barros Comes, the minister Of foreign
affairs, its congratulations upon hi reply to
he Marquis Of Salisbury in the Delagoa
Bay dispute, ia which he successfully main.
aimed that there was no ground for the
British pretense that the claims Of Portugal
to the country had lopsed because certain
traders had abandoned their posts.
Two Gunboats Ordered.
The government has ordered that two
guuhoats he built Tor service on the zambesi
river and two smaller vessels for use on
Lake Nyassa
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portncal.s clalma.

On the basis OF the discoveries Of Pinto
the Portuguese government has since 1878
laid claim TO a wide tract Of African terri
tory, including Mozambique on the eastern
coast and the Shire river district, in which
the Portuguese engineer, Castilloes, has re-
Gently undertaken TO survey the route for a
railroad, which enterprise met with resist
ance from the Makolalo natives and led to
the recently reported battle between the
blacks and the Portuguese forces under
Pinto A portion OF the territory claimed
by Portugal is also claimed by the British,
and the matter may lead TO an important
conflict between the two European powers.
The Portuguese stanley"
In 1884 Serpa Pinto made another journey
Of exploration in southern Africa the re-
suits Of which fully entitled him TO the title
OF the Portuguese Stanley, Following his
discoveries the Portuguese have established
a system Of steam navigation on the zam.
besi and Shire rivers and opened a large and
prosperous trading establishment
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Did you ever sleep under an
Elder Down Ouilt?-the
warmest, lightest and most
luxurious bed covering made
we have them covered with
English chintz, satine, silk and
satin in a variety of beautiful
designs and colorings, all ele-
gantly quilted-price 4 IS. 90,
600, 7.5o, $50, 10, -, IS,
rs, 80.
Elder Down Pillows, COW
cred with satine and all inter-
lined-IS inches square, 81;
20 inches square, SI.35.
Elder Down Head-rests,
only in white, IS cents.
Cotton Comfortables in
almost anything you want, 81
to 500.
Blankets-aH aOooL $4.6S.
Double Barnsley Damask
table linen in sets, with a va
riety of neat figures, such as
clover leaf, lilies of the valley,
etc. The set includes one
dozen napkins and a table
cloth, 21l yards long-all for
$S.75-from that up to SI6.
A splendid variety of Dam
ask table linens in German
loom and Barnsley by the yard
from IS cents to So.
Damask and Huck Towels,
"a inches wide, 48 inches long
-25 cents each.
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NOTICE ELECTION.
TEE IrNroN NArroNAn RANK.

THE UNION NATIONAL BANK.
WILMINGTON. Del, December "a, 1889.
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF
this bank for the election of nine directors
TO serve the ensuing year will be held at the
banking-hcuse on Tuesday. January IA, 1850,
between the hours Of and D m.
JOHN Fl. DANBY,
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Thnt aIl.ns.d pnsenort.

LONDON. Dec. 49, The Marquis OF Sails.
bury has received Col Enan smiths report
giving the details OF the Serpa Pinto in
cident, showing rlat It occurred in Novom-
Der. and was reported hy Pinto in a much
modified form.
The Lisbon papers publish the letters Of
Mr.. Johnston, the British consul at Mozam
0ique, written ia July last, in which be asks
Tor passport or safe conduct for a journey
10 the interior Of the country, offers 70 carry
letters to Portuguese officers there and thanks
the governor Of Mozambique for his assist
lnce aud courtesy The safe conduct was
given and Mr. Johnston used it, and tha
Portuguese allegation is that while bearing
IL he excited the Makoloo TO revolt.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE.-IF YOU WANT TO SAVE
HAWKINS & 90, 7Is Market Street.
NOTICE. THE ST. MARY'S T. A. b.
IN Society, will hold a special meeting at
their parlors. 5l4 East Sixth street, this even
ing at O'Clock. All members are requested
10 be present.
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oNA oENT..
"PORTUGAL'S STANLEY"
The Row Serpa Pinto Has
Raised in Africa.
ENoLANp ANp pORTuaALAr oDDs.

rhe latter Orders cunnoats Tor Lake
Nyassa, aud seems Dete rmined To En-
force Her Rights in Tho Dark Com
tinoni--who serpa Pinto Is.
LONDON, Dc. ia-Great interest is taken
Ia all parts Of the kingdom in tha dispute
with England over the rights OF Portugal in
The African country between Lake Nyassa
md the shire river, which the Portuguese
engineers are now surveying for the purposs
a huildmg a railway, This adds much to
he excitement abo ut the dlhieuities in ths
Delagoa Bay county.
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UM q R ELIAS.

AS for styles our assortment is
the largest in the city. The
qualities are warranted the
best, and our prices are be-
yond question the very lowest.
Don't buy some trifling, use
less thing for a present. Give
something useful, and you can
find nothing that is needed
more. Are they not whisper
ing their claim in your ear
every damp and rainy day?
We can't begin to tell you all
about what we have-the diff
ferent styles and prices. We
can only say no finer, larger
or as varied a stock of Um-
brellas can be found in this
city. The prices are the low
est.
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For any one thinking of
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Al Escort of cannIhala.

His discovery Of the river Coando, naviga-
BILE for 800 miles and flowing into the zam-
besi, alone placed Maj Pinto into the rank
of the great African explorers Ills escort
on this long and hazardous journey was com
posed OF men belonging TO a tribe Of canni-
balls. or the eighty men who started with
him only eight survived the hardships OF
the weary march and reached with him the
saatarn coaut