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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-25
4 Man. Bones Found In Crevics.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, March l4.-Yes-
terday Jacob Schultz, who was climbing
Bear Mountain, a mile north OF Cumber-
land, came upon the bleached bones OF a
man. covered with a few remnants OF
clothing. concealed in creyice among
the boulders The coroner Investigated
the case to-day, and no doubt exists
that the remains are those OF John Hodei &,
who disappeared from this city on March
u 1882. Mrs. Hodel, who still resides
here has no doubt that the skeleton Is
that of her husband. She Identifies the
clothing as his. Two empty unlaosled
bottles living near the skeleton give color
10 the supposition that he committed
suicide. Iodel was the inventor OF d
wonderful clock something simiiarto ths
Strasbourg clock, and Travelled around
the country exhibiting it,
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Oklahoma Boomers booming

WICHITA, KAN March 24-W. \.
Radfofd arrived from Oklahoma last
night. and states that Lieutenant Car
son is still engaged in rounding up The
boomers lie has, however changed
his base Of operations TO the Southern
part of the county. The officer states
That he will enforce with severity, and
hat eyerg boomer will be compelled TO
leave. Those in concealment as well az
those who have returned to Oklahoma
city after the Withdrawal OF the troops
are badly frightened, and do not know
how 10 act Mr. Radford thinks the
situation is critical and advises all per
sons TO remain out of the country, az
there will certainly be trouble If the
President does not soon act
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Gresham and the supreme oour,

WAsHINGToS, d. c., March 24.-Jusi
before President Harrison left Indianap-
oils it was learned from an unquestiOn-
ably reliable source that while in that
city trying some cases, Judge Gresham
spent an evening with President Har-
rsOn; that all differences which had ex-
isied between the two had been settled,
aud that an understanding had oeen
reached under which Judge Gresham
would be rendered the first vacancy on
the supreme bench. There is very good
authority for the statement that the az.
rangement made al indianapolis still
stands, and that Judge Gresham will
succeed the late Justice Matthews.
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NORFOLK.
Sale Of the Dismal swamp Csnat-Bowden
and His henchmen.
fSnocfal m thp TINfF-1


NORFOLK, March. 2i.-The Dismal
swamp canal has been sold to a syndi-
cate OF Northern capitalists, whose names
have not as vet been made public. The
sale was practically made the latter part
of February, when an option was taken
on the property, and the gentlemen in
torested have since that time sent down
and had an examination made OF their
purchase. The syndicate have until the
18th of April to complete thciI purchase,
and will occupy the time in examining
the property aud titles.
The price TO be paid for the canal Is
$95 900 and 10 per cent of this amount
goes TO gentleman of this city who ne
gotiated the sale. The property was
mortgaged to the Exchange National
Bank. and this sum will pay oil the
mortgage. with the accrued interest
Captain Henry Roberts, Of Norfolk, will
he the general superintendent for the
new company, and the policy VIII be one
of improvement Among other things
10 be done will be the lengthening Of the
locks and the deepening Of the entire
canal
The friends of Congressman Bowden
in this city are much elated to-day over
what they seem to think is the mani
festation of his influence with the new
administration, as shown in the appoint
ment of Thomas b. Malone postmaster
at williamsburg and George J.. BoFum
at Suffolk, both of whom are recognized
Republicans of the Bowden wing of the
party. As yet no appointments have
been made in or around Norfolk much
10 the regret OF the faithful followers
who have filed their papers and made
it known that they are candidates Tor
political honors.
The new dry dock in course OF con
,truction at the Norfolk navy yard will
be completed about the first OF May.
The dock at the New York navy yard
will not be ready until before the first OF
October. These docks are each about
500 feet long. and when completed will
be the largest in use in this country,
even larger than the one just built at
Newport News
Mr. Robert Allison, who is superin-
tendent of the construction of the Postal
Telegraph Company in Virginia lett
Yesterday For AleXandris with a force OF
hands from this section 10 work on the
new cOmpany's lines.
The Chowman'and Southern road has
purchased for $50, ,000 the Brett and Ives
property. on the Elizabeth river oppo.
Site the Nayy-yard, which will be nsed
as a coal and lumber depot
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By Manning c. staples,
llOtk Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE IN FURTHER
i EXECUTION OF A DEED OF TRUsD
OF FARM or s.S ACRES. MORE ON LEss,
WITH THE IMPROVEMENTS THEREON
situated in Amelia county. Va. about two
miles from Matoax Depot, and bounded on the
north ana easr 10y the App. mattox river; on
the south by the lands Of Nc Kinney, and nn
BE- west by the lands 81 Ousky.
BY virtue Of g. Ell Of trust from j. y. In
man and Serene Anderson. recorded in Deed
Book a. page lS. in the Clerks once ~
Amelia county. ami being required 81 % 10 by
the holders OF the uotrs thereln secured. |
viii sell az public auction. at Amelia Coutt-
house. on
THURS LAY. MARCH 2sru. 1859.
al T. (mld-dayl. the above described property.
TERMS. Cash as 10 expenses or sae and
Ia iancr on a note due March Eth. l55s t<p.E.
with lnteIest from March ltth. lssd. I'LL paid.
aud note 10 fall due prior 10 saiel March
18th. ~. with interest from March ltth. leeS.
and upon the following credits: note y2ou. pay
able March l.fh, lssc with Interest from March
ltth ls,J: note due March Eth. 1891. $3.50. with
l interest frOru March ltth, looJ: note payable
warch l:th. l.gs ssju. with int. rest from March
ialh, lseJ; note due March 18th, issS, s.op, with
interest from March lsth. lssd; note payable
March Eth, lsst, t2iO, with interess nom
March l4th. 1870. The residue a. the said j. Y.
| Inman and Serene Anderson may direct, or In
case of their failure 50 W do. ss the trustee
| deems ht.
sale peremptory. N. C.sTAPLEs.
M hlstd' Trustee.
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Several Thousand. Ahead OF Ais Victims.

81. LOUIS, Mo, March 24.-N J. Will
lis was the name given by young maa
who was yesterday arrested on the charge
Of carrying on an extensive swindlo
through the United States mails. lie
advertised in the leading papers Of the
west that he had large and exclusive
stock Of silk remnants, which he offered at
such low prices that he WAS at once
flooded with money orders. The alleged
firm was J. N. Willis & Co., and the adj
dress given was Nos 2l0 and sie North
Third street. For two weeks he has
been receiving an enormous mail and
bundles of postal notes. The author
ities are of the opinion that he is several
thousand dollars ahead Of his victims
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WASHINGTON.
THE CASES OF TWO OLD COMMAND
Frs.
FOUR CLOSELY ALLIED BY MEN
DRIES.
TASNEH AND HIS PEN
SION POLICY.
Trying to Dust Sew MexIeos Governor
WIN Gresham he Justice Matthews
Snrcessors~A Joke on Black
The Corn Crop.

WAsHINGToN, March 24.-The cases
Of Commanders Frederick f. Smith and
George W. Wood Of the Navy have been
brought 10 the attention Of Secretary
Tracy, and il is likely that action of some
sort will be taken next week. These
officers are borne on the active list OF the
Navy, but have been on waiting orders
for the past eight or ten years. During
the Cicarce on the navy they have been
unemployed, one fifteen years and three
months and the other eleven years and
six months Although Commander
smith stands No. II on the list of com
manders. ne has had no sea service since
1876. and Commander Wood was last at
sea in July, 1876. The present intention
is to shortly order these officers before a
board to determine their fitness to per
form duty al sea.
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Robbed by Three Masked Men.

WmKEsBARRE, Pa. March 24-John
Norris, thrifty Austrian, who has no
faith in savings banks, entrusted 1855
to his wife for safe keeping. She sewed
the money up in her petticoat, which she
wore during the day time. and at night
placed il under her pillow During
the absence OF Norris from
his home last night three
masked men entered the wife's bed
room, gagged her, stole the pet.icoat
and the money and made good their es-
cape. A neighbor named Standish has
been arrested on suspicion and Mrs.
Norris identifies him as one of the
thieves, although one of the Standish
boarders swears that Standisb was at
home at the time OF the robbery.
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KING AND QUEEN.
a Budget of News From That County
- Tho Y.,.x.

A''Ai'ci'HNeuNc Va Ahc Athts.g
KING AND QUEEN, March ESQ far
there seems to be no general concurrence
upon any one man for the General As
sembly from this county. We are quite
sure Of one thing-thst if you shake the
trees for a Republican candidate mum.
ber of interested PATROLS will come in
sight Indeed We hear of two who come
unaske1, mistaken, to-wit Sam Wilson,
Esq, and Mr.. George Crouch, both in the
upper township and each very anxious TO
90 to Richmond. No Democrat is in the
field thus far, though several names have
been mentioned.
The bad weather delays the seeding Of
oats.
DR. T. l.. Butler is home from Bslti-
more.
Brooklyn Samuel, Esq, Of Richmond,
is visiting his niece, Mrs. r. D. Dggs.
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cheefed by small crowd
of friends rs he walked down the gang,
plank. After shaking hands all around
he took cab and was hurried to the
Marlborough Hotel, where his wife, for
merly Miss Helen Dauvray, was await
ing him. Ward spoke in the highest
terms OF the manner in which the Chi
caro and All-America Clubs had been
treated while abroad Il have not made
up my mind just what / shall doyet,
said he. "The reason of my return at
this time is not Brotherhood matters, but
NV private affairs. | cannot tell any
more than you where | shall play this
wear. whether in New York, Boston or
WaehingtOn'
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A Joke on Black.

WAsaINGroN, d. c., March 24.-The
Washington Po,i, says. over atthe PEN
sion building they are telling this on
General Black. Soon after Secretary
Noble assumed his duties as Secretary
OF the Department of the Interior, he
made the rounds of the different rooms 10
familiarize himself with the general out
line OF the work. la corner of the
pension office he held some conversation
with one Of the lady clerks, and while
they were talking General Black came
along. No one must interfere with or
delay the work OF any employe OF this
department, said he, in his sternest tones.
Evidently be had not recognized the
new secretary"
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vice. Stone, as Governor, approved OF
Colonel Bussey's choice and signed No
bies commission as captain. The SUBJ
ordinate officer now becomes the su.
perior, selects his old commander as his
chief assistant in conducting the affairs
of the Interior Department, and both
are earnestly pressing their old friend,
Ex-Governor stone, for the position Of
Commissioner of the General Land
Office.
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SpOTT & SP0TT
will open their NEW STORE about the s>rH
INSTANT with large stock OF
WATCHES,
DIAMONDS,
JEWELRY
and
SILVERWARE.

The whole OF this stock has Just been go
lccted and IS OF
THE LATEST STYLES AND PATTERNS.
FANCY SILVER Ia cases. suitable for
wedding presents, &c.
DIAMONDS ~ extraordinarily Low Prices.
Our stock Of WATCHES cannot be- ex-
cclied We guarantee them to he ~ repre-
sented. We employ Que OF the finest watlh-
makers in the country.
SOLID GOLD WEDDING RINGS We
manufacture. consequently can sell them
cheaper than Others can.
FANCY MONOGRAMs aud En- CRAVING
OF all kinds promptly and cheaply executed.
JEwELRY REPAIRING at the Lowest
Figures
Everything sold in our store oUARAN-
TEED.
We iuyits the public 10 csll sad sfsmins
our stock and prices
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OVER THE WIRES.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF
THE WORLD.
ALPHONSE ROTHSCHILD LOSES
FIFTEEN MILLIONS.
FOUR STEAMSHIPS FILLED WITH M
MIGRANTS.
A Three -Yeae-Old Child's Fall from a Win
dow-A Notice from the Illinois
Central Several Thousand
Ahead Of His Victims.

LONDON, March 24.--The Conservs-
tiyes admit that the Government has
lost great deal of ground in the discus
sion of the questions which were raised
last week, but they are hopeful OF re
gaining some OF it in the discussion of
the naval scheme. II Is thought proba-
bic that only the extreme Radical wing
will oppose the naval scheme seriously,
and this opposition will scarcely be
sufficient to compel any very material
modification of the plan now formulated.
As result of the collapse of the cop
per syndicate il is expected that al least
four of the leading English metal firms
will be compelled to assign for the bene-
MT OF their creditors, unless something
totally unforeseen shall superyene to help
them out of their trouble 1t Is stated
that Alphonse Rothschilds' losses will
aggregate sl5,000,0OO.
DUEL N ROME.
ROME, March 24-Signor Corvette,
Under Secretary for NE War Depart
ment, fought duel with Sinor Cayaloiti,
member OF the Chamber of Deputies,
today. The duel was fought with
swords, and Corvette, who was the ohal-
lenger, was slightly wounded.
ANOTHER ~ PARIS.
PARIS, March ei.-F0r having plagiar-
lied some of the work of DuQuei. VI.
Richard DeLOulay was, a few days ago,
sayagely attacked by VI. Gereault Rich
ard in a newspaper article. DeLoulay
challenged Richard, and the two fought
a duel with swords to-day DeLoulav
received three slight wounds.
MR.. GLADSTONE.
LONDON, March 2i.-Mr Gladstone
lefi London for Scotland tonight
JOHN BRIGHT MAS a RELAPSE.
LONDON, March 2l.-Mr. John Bright
had a serious relapse this afterooon.
His symptoms include violent fits of ague,
and his physicians are now in constant
attendance upon him.
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Closely Allied by Memories.

WASHINGTON d C., March 24.---Secre-
tary Noble, Assistants Rockey, 'Bussey
and Ex-Governor stone, of Iowa, are,
perhaps, more closely allied by memo
ries of the past than any of the new men
brought to Washington by the Harrison
administration. AS war Governor OF
Iowa, Mr.. Stone signed the commission
of General Bussey as colonel Of the Third
Iowa cavalry. Secretary Noble was ad'
jutant uner Colonel Bussey, and by him
was recommended for promotion over
The heads OF tive officers who were bis
superiors in date OF commission and ser
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yoodoo Doctor ihrashed.

PR1Scrss ANNE, Mo, March n
Five Young men went 10 the mouse OF a
yoodoo doctor named Warden ana gave
him a terrible thrashing with whips for
having assaulted young colored
~irl whom he attended profession.
anv Tie young fellows peeled
the clothing from the negroe
back and left him with score OF ugly
welfs on his skin. Warden swore out
warrants for his asssilants arrest, ana
thew were brought before the magistrate
,o'isv The magistrate let the young
men 90 with nominal fine.
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.na.Ir 'Iiiiacs,' WI

The Daily Times !" Will,
O.. soon a. practicable,
,,o,c IT, entire plant and
oc;rc 10 the first floor of
,bc large and COnnEiOdiOus
h,;ld!ug No. 0Oi East Main
.trcci. recently occupied
g., NnI. Mitchell Il 90.
,,a,ing added largely 10
t,e former outfit, thc
.,nails Times" - now pre-
parcd 40 ruIGl all shc re-
ovi,itcs Of "a live, progress
s,c newspaper.
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-. .so. cat a Drubbing.

OSAScocK, Va, March IA band oi
White Cans went to the home OF WI
liam E. Kellam, near LoeustyIlie' yesler'
dny and informed him they had come 70 .
borse.whip him. Without making any
oral reply, Kellam rushed up on the lead d
er Of The gang and knocked him down.
Ksllsm's son. who was snort
distance from the house, ran up ana, To-
ether with his father, drubbed the regu'
Is,ors who finally turned tail and fed as
fast as their legs could carry them
Kellam had been in receipt OF W n'''
Cans notices for the past three weeks
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The Railroads irving to Get Even.

DuBUQuE, Iowa, March 24-The
Illinois Central Railroad Company has
given notice that it will no longer ship
liquors into Iowa from Dubuque. The
liquor deslears will hereafter send their
goods to East Dubuque, H., and from
there they will be taken by the Central
and other roads into the interior OF this
State The goods must hereafter be
shipped for what they are, and not as
vinegar or something elses, as the rail-
roads have been losing money by taking
them so disguised as fourth-cass when
they should be taken as secondclass
freight
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WEST POINT.
Revival Meeting Closed Personal Notes.
fl.-.....-....... -I-...... "a A.. 1...lu.

Correspondence Of the TINES
WEST PoINT, March 24.-The revival
meeting conducted at the Baptist Church
here closed Friday night with forty
additions The meetings were Of the
best order, and large crowds attended 10
the last. The preacher, Rev. J. +. Hut
son, goes to your city to conduct re-
yival.
Mr. VI. 5. Williams, prominent Re-
publican and politician, IS in the Capital
city on an important mission
Hon. Morgan Treat. who left here for
Washington several weeks ago on OIL
cial business, has not yet returned. II IS
believed here that he Is looking up a fat
from President Harrison
An Agricultural and immigration So
ciety has been organized at King viii
liam Courthouse, this county, with the
following officers William '. Croxton,
president, DR.. Julian Edwards, vice
president; c. l.. Morrison, secretary.
treasurer
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THE CORN tR0P.
Amount Consumed and Distributed Up TO
March Ist.


March tst.
WAsHfNGTON. D. G., March 2i-Out
of corn croD of 1855, ,0O0,0 900 bushels
the largest ever grown, though not fhe
largest in proportion 10 the population
Of the country, there had been consumed
and distributed up 10 the lst Instant, or
within about five months from the Iipen-
ing of the crop, 1901 600 600 bushels, OF
604 per cent. Of the whole. 4 cOmpari-
son for the last eight years shows this 10
be d smaller percentage than had been
consumed at the same date in any
year except 1886, but owing to the mag
nitude of the crop this relatively low per
centage constituted the largest absolute
quantity ever consumed within the same
i've months. The pei centage remaining
on hand on March lst is always largest
in the south, Notwithstanding the fact
that the period since the ripening of The
crop is longest in that section. This Mr.
j. X. Dodge, statistscian of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture, attributes to the
comparatively small requirements for
winter feeding, and TO the fact that
larger proportion Of the crop being used
for work animals needs 10 be reserved
for the period Of spring plOwing
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KITCHEN ECONOMY.

Some Omcial Tests of Baking Powders
showing Their Comparative strength
and Which Is Most economical
The below tabulated statements are ex-
tracts from public tests of baking pow
ders, made to ascertain their relative
value in practical use in baking. The
powder containing the largest amount
of available leayening gas excluding
the alum and phosphate powders net
only produces the finest, most delicious
and Wholesome food but is the most
economical in use
United States Government Chemist
Professor Edward q. Love, found the
comparative strength OF the powders
named as follows
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A Iitfls Chlld's Fafal fall.

BALTIMORE, Nd, March a4.-Littls
Fannie Ray aged three years, fell out oil
third story window OF her home in
this city this afternoon, and died an hour
later. The little one struck the pave
ment head foremost Before she died
her head had swollen to thres timea It's
natural ,iZe
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killsd I'm a Quarrel.

PIrrsBuRG, PA. March 94-At :
o'clock this morning Stephen B. Lee
Ccolored) OF No. 925 Tenth street, Wash
ington, d. c., and Charles Allen
lcolored) Of this city quarrelled, Allen
,hot Lee in the side killing him In
stantiy. Alien was arrested.
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Murat Haistead and the German Mission

AsHINGT0N, y. @ MsFch u
Among the nominations which it il be-
lieved will be sent to the Senate early
this " eek is that of Murat Halstead to
be Minister to Germany. Mr. Halstead's
friends say that his appointment has
been determined on, and that it may be
expected any day The nomination of a
Minister to England is expected soon,
but who the appointee will be is some
thing on which the prophets have been
unable to agree There is general i'm
preston that Chauncey NJ. Depew will
receive the appointment, but there Is no
feeling of certainty about that.
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The Committees Departure May be
DELAYED.

WAsHTyGToN. \. {, March 24-Tho
departure Of the Senate special commit
tee on Pacific Railroads for the West
may he delayed beyond the time
originally intended-April .. Senator
Frve is experiencing some difficulty in
per.uading a quorum Of the committee
10 20 West ON the trip Of inspection.
Senator Hiscock wants TO stay
here and look after the dis,
tribution of New York patronage, and
Senator Butler to 90 to Canada with the
Inter State Commerce Committee. Other
Senators have other reasons for declin-
ing TO take the trip. 1t is though the
committee will get away about the
middle OF April al the latest.
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DES1fsI.
AIRS. JOE PERSONS REMEDY.

From Rev. c. J. Gibson. ID. D.. minister OF
Episcopal Church, Petersburg. Va: =" save
used Mrs. Joe Persons Remedy In my own
family. and it gives me pleasure 10 say Z has
proved u valuable tonic and purlner OF the
blood, and II thoroughly tested, think will
remove many cutaueous disorders.
"CHURrHtLL J. GIBSON"
Pstsrs5nr0, Va. January II. lsss.
For sale by L. p. ROrrT. Druggist, III east
Msln street All
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Raflroad Accident,

MoDERA, CAL, March 24.----A south
bound freight train ran of the track mere
to-day, and nine cars Of merchandise
consigned 10 Arizona points were
wrecked, and a fine imported stallion,
billed for Los Angeles, wa. 30 badly hurt
that il had 10 be shot
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Inhn ". Moore Dead.

MANCHESTER, n H., March 2i.-John
". Moore, aged eighty-two, who was
publisher OF newspapers ana music al
various places in New England from
1927 to 1870, and was postmaster at Be
lows Falls ten years, died yesterday OF
hsart disease
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JAMESTOWN, \. Y, March 2i.-Word
reaches here from Mayville, n. Y, that
Sheriff Case discovered a plot by three
men-Burt Lambey Charles Burks and
Charles Walters-who are awaiting trial
for burglary. They had made a lamp
of jelly-cup by punching hole
through the top, inserting the tube
of penh0lder and filling it with
yarn used for mending Oil was
secured from fat meats sent IN 10 eat.
BY heating a copper wire over ihi7 lamp
they had nearly succeeded IN brrning
their way through the double plank walls
into the corridor when discovered. Had
they got outside of the cell it would have
been but the work of few minutes TO
reach the open air through the brick
walls of the Jail.
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VIII Eject Four Thousand.

ALTOONA, Pa, March 24.-The EN-
ployes in the machine shops OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, in this
CITY, were notified yesterday that nine
hours would bs considered as d day
work hereafter, with a hslf-holiday on
Saturday This will affect about 1000
man