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a Good Position.

mo ladies and gentlemen who desire to make
i money rapidly. offer splendid oppor-
unity We have large number of agents
making from four to eight dollars per day
selling pictures of Jefferson Davis for which
there is great demand everywhere. If you
are already an agent, no matter what you are
selling. you sbouid carry our pictures. You
will he surprised to see how rapidly they sell.
Our outiit consists OF four different styles Of
pictures, three of Mr. Davis and one of Henry
w. Grady. size 11Xl4 IN. ana sell for so cents
each. We have the finest steel engraving.
which Mrs Davis says is the best likeness She
has ever seen of her late lamented husband.
size 14x18inches, price s1.5o. Outfit complete
consists of all the above mentioned pictures
worth $500 bIit win be sent to those only who
mean business for 80. This includes the fine
steel engraving with frame and glass. Wenlso
have outfits for 81, but il will pay you to have
the best. This f. n great opportunity TO make
money and you should order at once or
write for particulars.
We pay agents GO per cent. commission and
allow them to collect before returning our
money on regular orders for pictures.
p 8 Picture OF either Jefferson Davis or
Henry W. Grady album size 8 cents. both sent
70 any address for names of two agents and
silver dime or postage stamps. All questions
eheerfulIy answered.
DAVIS MEMORIAL CO..
s97 Main Street, Dallas, Texas.
April Is. 1880.
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Baltimore & Ohio e. r.
Schedule in effect December 2stb, 1882
"Daily except Sunday.
NORTHMARn.

Additional mixed trains Northwnrd pass
Charlestown at 4 O5 and 20 p, NJ, arrive at
Harper's Ferry 5 10 and 45 P. NJ
On Sunday mixed train leaves Charlcstown
Northward at $50 P. NJ, arriving at Harper's
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BALTIMORE Pearl Hon,iny, White Beans.
- Dried Peaches and Apples, Rnisfn Cured
Primes, Dates. Figs, EvapOrated Peaches aud
Apricots. for sale by 8 s. DALGARN.
january 81, 1870.
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Arr M. 7 ". I'M. j VI. T. hI. F.W
Memphis Express West and Mail train East
run daily between Harrisburg and HagerE-
town. On sunday train leaves Harrishurg at
TO p, NJ. running one hour later than adyer-
tised time Of Harrisburg Accommodation. mr.
irving nj Hagcrstt wa I0:cj p. VI. Train will
leave Hagcrsiown at 7:15 a. ". on Sunday
running one hour later than trpin No 4. ar
irving at Harrisburg o. 9:Ij y. ".
Pullman Palace Slice Ding Cars On trains Noe
6aud between Phladel )hia and New OIL ans.
and on Nos. and : between New York aud
Memphis
Through coaches to and from Philadelphia
on trains Nos. " and s East aud ; and Wet
J. F. BOYD, Superintendent.
T. y. RIDDLE, Gen1 Fass. Agent
My % 1901
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GEO. t. LIGHT,
DEALER N
Drugs Medicines
70 A ~ "

Il "a I n a ~
SCHOOL BOOKS. STATIONERY, ToBAG-.
GOES. CIGARS, &c,
HfAKEs this opportunity Of thanking his pa
4 irons for their most liberal patronage for.
the last year. and hopes by strict attention and
fair dealing to merit a Continuance Of the same.
thing sold-to bc returned II not as guaranteed
It is my desire. and also pleasure, to sell my
patrons
THE BEST QUALITY OF GOODS
Gltocys but will If compelled. cell them Iaud-
aDuIa for cts, Syrup for 8 CTS. and Cologne
Cor - cts. per pint; but at the same time. let
me inform you, that according to the United
States PhaEmscopea, yOu cant make Land
anum for less than 10 cts by the Wholesale A
much cheaper plan Il to biIy your goods ge1t-
aIine. and add the tcdte7- yourself.
CIGARS-beEt IN town.
March 2. 1850. GEO. 7. LIGHT.
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FOUNDRY
Machine Shops.

NAG1CAAAA1O 91lOIOSS
Situated on Berryville Turnpike. within the
Corporate Limits of Charlestown.
To Al Whom II May Concerhi
/ take this method of announcing to the
farming community of jefferson and adjoining
counties, that l do all kinds of Machine Re-
pairing. such as Traction aud Portable En-
gines, Wheat Threshers, Grain Drills Wheat
Fans Corn Shelters. and in fact oil kinds of
Repairing, in both Wood and Iron: also make
Smoke Stacks for Stationary and Portable En-
gnGs, Patching Steam Boilers. and putting in
new fews or tubes. Am prepared to do all
kinds of
BLACKSMITHING,
Light or Heavy, in frst-class manner
Special attention Paid to Repairing Mill
Spindles. have one of the latest improved
Turning Lathes which cannot be eXcelled in
the State. for Turning Iron and Chasing Screws.
large and small. either Iron or Brass Keep
ON hand Pipe of all sizes, and am prepared to
Cut Threads. or Screws on tue same; also
keep on hand all kinds of Brass Cocks; Globe.
Augle and Check Valves of jenkins Bros. Pa
tent Seats of Philadelphia; all sold under
guarantee of thirty days, and if not found sat
isfactOry return aud will refund the amount
paid. keep in stock Packing of different
kinds for making Steam-Tight Joints; also
manufacture the Sun-Fish PIow. improved, in
three different sizes. as follows: Heavy
Throe-Horse. Two and Three, and regular
zee NNN N
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CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTlONS.
At Hagerstown, Md. with the Western Ma
rylaud Railroad to and from Baltimore, Fred
eTiek, Emmittsbnrg. Gettysburg, Penmaf9
Maynesboro, Pa, and points on the Wcstcr15
Maryland Railroad and branches
With the Cumberland Valley railroad to and
from Harrisburg, Carlisle, shippenshurg,
Chambersburg, Mercershurg, Martinsbnrg,
and points on the Cumberland Valley Railroad
and branches. N
Also to and from Pittsburg and tho West
ana Northwest. and Boston, New York, Philu-
delphia and the North aud East.
AT Shenandoah Junction. w. Va. with
main line of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad TO
and from the West.
Wayneshoro Junction with C. & o. Ry. East
and West bound troins
AT Loch Laird with Lexington branch of
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
At Buchanan with Main Line OF Richmond
and Allegheny Railroad.
AT Roanoke with Norfolk & Western Il. X.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
81 Boyce for Wildwood and Winchester, Va.
At Troutyilic for Fincastlu.
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about the deth rar bulk grand. double
We will
can So TO > . day AZ enst from the with
ont experience We All
Address. IALLErr CO., Boz $50, FOErLASp, MAIZE
December 3. 1SS9-1y.
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Jefferson Wooden MilI,
(Fopmerzy Porter's Factory. }

(FoTnlerly Pofter's Fdctory.)
FINDER the above mentioned name the old
~ .tPorter,s Factory which in DAYS gone
by enjoyed almost a national reputation for
excellent manufactures, is still operated by
the undersigned. Necessary repairs have
eenmade and improved achinery intr oduced
and viii continue to maintain the rep
utation of the min and to meet the demand Of
the public for tirst-class goods
The Highest Market Price viii be paid for
Wool delivered at the Mil or at such points as
may be designated
Orders for Cloths, Yarns, &c, win receive
prompt attention.
Respectfully,
JNO. J. J0BE
P. O.-Wheatland. Jefferson County, w. Va.
June ]. 1856 dJa27's5.
- Lc,rns- - a.. l,..s. Q q z -
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SOUTHWARK.

Car from Now York and Philadelphia. viz Has
Tisbnrg. to Chattanooga and Memphis, without
YoSs Hco,,,oot;o,, =. 49,,
mail from Baltimore. iSss
Also makes close connection at Wayucssorie,'
junction with c, 6 .. Railway wcst-bonnS
trains.
NO. ! has through connection from Philadels
phia via Harrisburg and C. v. RaiiTonS !. y -
carries Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeping Car
from Philadelphia, via Harrisburg. to New Or
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April Is. 1850.

FlERRA-COTTA vases and Stumps for
Il Lawns; Tcrra-Cotta Umbrella Holders, to
paint upon. furnished by
April /. 1880. EASTERDAYa & co.
IT ND-MADE Tiuware. at
II March %. YESTERDAY s. co. s.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
A QUARREL ENDS IN MURDER
ONE TICKET sPEcULAToR SHOOTS ANOTHER.
MUCH EXCITEMENT IN FRONT OF THE FOUR
TEENTH STREET THEATRE-A PLEA
OF SELF DEFENCE.

John F. Hyde, age thirty-cight, of No. 2i4
West Twenty -sccond-st., shot and mortllly
wounded William Turnbull, Of No 81 Greenwich
IT, in the lobby Of the Fourteenth Street Theatre
at 3 o'clock last evening. Both were ticket
spcculators, and they created so much disturbance
that they were ordered out Of the building be-
cause they nterfcrcd with the sale OF tickets
They had long been enemies, and when Hyde
stepped In front Of two women who wanted TO
purchase tickets Turnbull tried to stop the sale
by talking TO the
Turnbull sold the tickets and then struck Hyde
In the face While they were wrestling together
in the lobby Turnbull tried TO bite
Hydc's face After they were put out
of the theatre lobby. they fought in the street.
Turnbull the taller and stronger OF the
men, and Hyde. seeing that he was unable TO
cope with him. pulled pistol from his hip
pocket and fired a shot. The ball entered Turn
bulls abdomen, and he fell 70 the sidewalk.
Hyde snapped the weapon at the PROSTATE man,
but il did not 90 oif.
HYDE seemed 10 have lost all control Of him
self and was kicking Turnbull in the face. when
Policeman Toyc, who had heard the shot, came
running up and arrested Hyde. Turnbull was
taken To the Nrw-York Hospital In an ambulance
and died half an hour after his admttance.
Turnbull, of course, unable 70 Identity
nydc as the person who shot him
but several witnesses who saw the shooting went
10 the West Thrtcth-st. police station and LETT
their names.
There was considerable excitement in front OF
,he theatlc during the fight. and "a number Of per
sons went away and refused 10 buy tickets The
excitement lasted only few minutes. and
Turnbull was taken TO a house In the ncishbor-
hood pending the arrival OF an ambulance. Hyde
said that the shooting was done In sef-defcnce.
HYDE has been in the ticket business for fifteen
years or more. and is we'll known at most Of the
principal theatres in the city. He has had the
privilege Of scng tickets at various houses from
time 10 time including the Fourteenth street, the
Bjou the Fifth Avenue and the Star In the
summer he has been employed by the Iron
Steamboat Company q n ticket-,ellcr. and lie has
been similarly employed from time TO time for
Hudson Rlver steamers and By the Coney Island
Jockey Club. tie is generally popular among
managers and others connected with the Theatres.
Who describe him quiet and gentlcmany. Npcl
sympathy vnS expressed for him last night and
many expressed the opinion that lie must have
acted in srlf-dc.cnce lie has had serious trouble
Of aic. his wife having been sick and two oi
three OF his children having died within short
time
1urnbull lad been IN business as ticket specn-
lAtor for some years. but was not 30 Wei Known
as HYDE.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
rRAr rISnING 10 BE AHOLISHED.

Nov icdiord. March - (>peciah. The legislative
Committee Oh fh,ics ha, reported. asking lea', To
Withdraw on petition fof legislation. tp allow h,h
trps aud seine, im the vatcr- 81 M'rtpof. ana las
reported III favor Of repeal of the Law permitting
the use of gill net. around Matapoi-ct fairhA, en-
voted recently not 10 i.,uc hccn.c@ tns year for
trap fishing. and the Aldermen Of thi, rtN have re-
ccivcd rcihOn,tiuncc, against i,uus hccIt'' III inc
waters Of the cify Marion it abolished the u-c of
traps and Dartmouth viii prohah, DO 80 next month";
when the entire sholc. Of BulIaIds BAY VIII be clear
trap fishing. Ihc prime movers IN this are the
members of the southern Massicu-cttr Fish and
Game Lc1glc located here. The :cmOnrtfanis claim
that the setting Of trap Ia, been the 'au'c oi
dc ,frucpn of -h Ia such an extent 10 mime the
MANY persons depending upon them Tor cheap ana
" hole Ouc food. The petitioner, claim that the
demand for Gsh c,nI,i b., illcd hy hook and line
fishing alone that the Isl! are Incrrd ing yearly. hnd
that Since trap fishing began people iu tn West are
.upplicd from Eastern markets 10 Il great extent.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
onrnxlSa HIS WIFE nr nAnnAs coerrs

Vinccnnc-. nd. March o.. husband suing for
.hc recovery Il bis wife WI. fhr case That H's-
egday came % 4 novel md ia tlr Circuit 'onft owen
Palmer sworc out writ of halcas corpu. hr 'h'
posses. sion - Pearl Palmer, formerly NJ Wolfe, axe
fifteen year, ALLEGING that be- undnis fc.trtln'd
ly h~r mother and brother. Palmer anf Nl'a 1ir
clop'd from oaht"~n ou March g. and were married
a, Ncubcrry. subsequently TIE mother u the 'lh
irdc A4d Paln!ol arrested ou 'Aligr o.. n.dnhDPn-
her daughter Tie court. however iufi'i him. ani
Ae wa. released iiom JAIL ~ tAe time # Palmer '
arrest A, wife vA- taken pose'sion Of D} Aor mother.
who las r. zee r.tshn,d Acr ~ hcr liberty until -
tcfday when Judge -AaN, ou motion of IHim'rs al
torcy d,uls 81 tlc case and allowed the vic 70 90
~ her hu.land. \ Wild ,scu" occurred just outside
,h ,,,,r,r.,n, , Mr. nrd Ni. Palmer withdrew, when
+. br,iler oi Ml.. Palmer fu.hcd up 10 ilc Nutn-
connie and placed h- hand ln d.. Aip pocket Palmer
"a ou hl- guard and followed ti.c example. Ihc
ne ors looked for blood he'd. hut instead there Wa,
.,itly a displa. oi
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
. MURDER ENDS 4 orARRrL or BROTHERS,

Paw Paw NIoN, NlTch 4-.-AlIcTt \. Fo-dyck
county surveyor. va, Shot dead last night IN the
same room Of the same house in kncna where
Dr. Fo'dyck his brother. Va, recently wounded. He
was found dead th, morning. shot through the heart
Dr. Fo,dyck was Al a ncichhor', but returned home
and went 20 bed, and did not discover the crime until
this morning The shooting OF DR.. Fo,dyck was
flly "A, my .'erl0u~ a the killing OF his brother whO
10 ,iu hc roucmher.d Wis arrested for the crime
The evidence against him. however. not sufficiently
-fron. to warrant h- being held and he released
lived I'm fear OF him ever since. When both
crimes arc cleared mp startling and Sensational
bachelor, and lived alone, with single servant. but
ihcy had some property. and Ills may lead tO the
solution Of the terry surrounding the two crimes
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
rnn.N TPr iSr,RER NISSING

Boston March - specialization Is much e1cit@i
over the dlsapIsars,ncc of IL treasurer william t.
Ncphcrson. While there prevails general icehne
that y. honest his action In leaving town Is con
sdced nLtIcscd. not to say suspcions About
$4,000 passc, through the town uct'ufcrs hands
each year Mchcrson who was elected t. thai once
laat spring on the Democratic ticket had had 40 par
,l,uar experience IN handling such large sums, which
made hi, task particularly difficult The auditors, In
reviewing bob. accounts. found them not kept Ia thc
usual way which puzzled them 20 such Al extent that
tcy n,hc.i for meeting for cXQlniaton on the even
Tax Of March H. To thi, NcI'hcrson a'Gu"'ced. He
started for Boston usual on the morning of tuit
day for the Harvard Medical school, where he has
been taking a c0ur-. Of .tudy. and has not been seen
since. 4 circumstance pointing toward Nciher'"h ;
Innocence. hi- deposit IN the bank Of $1,000 ro
Gently handed IN fu l p, me town 'oIl''i"i " u'
medical school h. arquaintarc"> consider MN cltr's
above any ,rron rfoinE. They think that M'fhrTNop
Wa n down IN health by too cloSc app atlnn Z" ms
.iu.t.4 and his other dufe.. Ifs mind ht, probably
been Affected Last July hc contracted TYPHOID f'ver
and Wa. hld up during the greater part Of the sum
mrr IhI, ni"rfcrcd con -idctthly With hi~ cN'ninA
lions. The matter Z made NOR" complicated oy the
,.st that VcPhcrsDu held the water funds also ana
h., two accounts may have TIM, become mixed In
any casc the town viii stand no los, that BENG Gov
cred by McPhcr,on'- bonds.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
PCLIFVISG WANT IN WYOMING WALLET.

remains duII and dcsfituliOn among the miners is
wide prcad. A foreman ut one If the mines said
10 day that several men IN his employ 90 INTO the
II Inc and Labor all day without food when they
can get a days work. Relief committees are oreaniz
ing at many places in tle Wyoming Valley. The
scranton Poor Board 10 day voted 800 TO the
ton relief fund rhl, was done at the instance
Of John II. Fellows. Mal elect and chairman of the
Central Relief Committee. who made speech be
fore the Board In which he traced all the misery
among the miners To the Delaware. Lackawanna
and western COMPANY lie ,larcd that the com
;hny cannot give employ mcnt 10 all the LINERS
II has brought into TINS region. bccar,r II IA,
opcncd more cOlllcricS than II needs Mr. Fellows
al-o criticised the company for not contributing to
thc rel fuud
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
.cr,yG rp,y 4 FELLOW LAwrER'S DEATH.

noson. March 80 (>pccial. Nearly every mem.
her Of the Lowell lar Association wa- present this
morning at the meeting In the Lowell Police '"nrt
room to take action on the death Of d. =. Richard
son. President Ionncy called the meeting 10 order.
and Associate Justice John j. Fc'hham acted as
secretary President Honney appointed the FOL
I,wlng committees: on Resolutions !. y Marshall
samuel f. IInhlcv1 .. D. Pratt. j. &. Abbott and
-onn W Stevens: To attend the funeral William H.
Audcr-on William f. Courtney John Davis, George
" I.achcdrr and Charles II. tonaut to confer with
the Middcscx County Iar. to present resolutions on
he death Of Mr. Hichari~o AZ the April term Of the
supreme Judicial Court IN Lowell. March 2u-Larhcn
f. Trull jeremiah Crowley and Charles >. lIlcy.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
NJ SPUILER HONORED BY THE CHAMBER.
Paris, March 22.-rhc Chamber OF Deputies To-Day
elected VI. spullcr vice president OF that body.
A CASE INVOLVING DUTIES oy TEA.

Toronto, ont. March .2.-In th" supreme Court
today the case ot the Queen against Carter was
heard. The respondents are a firm IN New ork VINO
import tea from Japan for sale In Canada. Inc Tea
came e. Ncw Yo.A and was placed in warehouse
where it remained for * months when 1t was soId
70 firm I'm Montreal. The Customs authorlues
claimed that it Wa, subject to duty as t'a coming
from the United statc,. The duty Va, paid under
protest and the matter referred by the Minister
Of Customs 10 the EXchclucr Court where II was
decided that the tca Wa, not dutahlc. Tho crown
then appealed on the case being opened the court
raised the question OF jurisdiction. Counsel for the
Crown oontcndcd that the procccd!n- Wa SUI
within the meaning of tho EAchcgucr Court Act al
loving appeals to the supreme Court. judgment
Oh TN, point reserved. and th" case WIS ARMED
On n. rlcrlt.. Counsel on both sdc, were heard.
and tho aprcal Wa dismissed. Justice Gwynuc
dissenting Two Of thor lord hips held that there
va- no Jurisdiction. and two refused t. express an
opinion on the question.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
c,yApNs NIAGARA FALL, PARK.

Toronto. ont. MACH o. The fourth annual report
Of the Commissioner, Of the Niagara Falls Park was
submitted to tie Legislature yesterday. Tic Com
mis- toner's have located the line FOR tie proposed
electric railway from the Falls to Queenstown ana
Will ask legislative grant Of r25OOO Jr IT. 'onstrnc-
ton The Commissioners say that the proposition
made bv some Americans o. lease the water power
u the Canadian fall for c purpose u getting cec-
trcity for transmission to ctic and town noi.y
power and for lighting pufpo-c,. ha- fallen thionBh
froposals have. however, -Iucc tr'u mad" on behalf
II Au Engll'h syndicate f.. tie same privilege hAl
rccoilaiou~ have lu-' been closed ard deposit oi
10000 made with the Commissioners &" bind con
tract. The total receipts OF tie park were <'1-o'
and the g pcudltures $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
DISQUIETlNG REPORTS FROM BERLIN.
PRINCE BISMARCK SAID TO HAVE DECLINED ALI
PRoFFEEBp n0NoRs.

Berlin. March GA report Is in circulation here 20
day that Prince Bismarck has declined to accept the
Dukedom of Lauenburg and the appointments Of
Colonel General Of Cavalry and Field Marshal General
offered to him by the Emperor. The report causes a
great sensation In Berlin. II is also reported that
Count Herbert Bismarck 1, pressing the Emperor 70
Minister.
Paris, March 22.-In an interview today Count
Benedetti. who was French Ambae sador at Berlin at
the outbreak OF the Franco prissan said that IN
his opinion there was 10 cause for alarm IN he resig
nation OF Prince Bismarck. The only danger t. the
peace of Europe he declared would come from blunder
ing BY sgnor Crispi. the Italian Prime Minister, or
the possible bankruptcy Of italy.
st. Petersburg March 22.-1he "Grashdann' saws ;
% Prince Bismarcks resignation naucura'c' an era OF
faalisn new ideas and pccted events, which Will
compel every body to be Oh the alert.
The Journal de II. Petersburg saws that the
rcrgnatio Of Prince bismarck does not involve any
change In the foreign policy # Germany. The Chai-
oellors Withdrawal from Office the journal dcctT'
emphasizes the pacific declarations recently made bl
he North German Gazette prince Bismarck
organ says that tie result Of the recent cic 'io' ,
for members Of the Ecic~fa2 and tie lot Of ~, ola
influence, the real reasons for ia" resignation u
Prince bismarck Nobody. the "''azettc addr. ASKED
him to reconsider M, re .sna'ion.
The HAMBURGER Nachriehtcu' says that a fpmpl"i"
change Is intended n the German internal policy, ana
that plan exist = have All the great par1e IN the
Reichstag represented ~ the Cabin"
IL Is reported that the Emperor, In presenting chan
cellor Won Caprlvi the generals referred warmly 10
his own differences with bismarck. Tie recognized
evening organs Of Prince Bismarck declare That bee has
Herbert Bismarck has requested that he be relieved Of
Ofice at once.
luncheon Prince bismarck used the expression. " lie
ro nc rcvcrIT'