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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-25

Two Flsmcs and Considerabie Damage At
Enston.

Two F!smcs and Considerable Damage a.
Boston.
BOsTON, MASS, Dec. 2i.-TwO fires, dis
covered about the same time, Occasi0ned
three alarms about o o'clock tonight. The
drst one was in the large fiye-story brick
block, corner OF Albany and Bristol streets.
known as "BristOl BOck,' and occupied by
Joseph +. Paufs sons and many other con-
Germs. all engaged in wood manufacturing.
The fire was principally in the northern end
OF the building, and was subdued only BY
heroic work. The details OF losses and in
surance are moi yet Obtainahle, but the
damage is heavy.
The second fire was in the building "A to
- Warham street, occupied by the New
England Organ Company. ANA this struc-
lure was entirely burned, only a small
portion Of the walls remaining. The
dym bad about $2OO,0)On worth OF
stock in various stages of Manufacture.
all of which was ruined. During this fire
Lieutenant Henry Hart. of Chemical En-
zine 8. was badly bruised about The body by
falling debris. and Fireman Cobb suffered "a
fracture OF a leg by being knocked from a
ladder.
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every man inside the rail seemed
transformed into maniac, II ne
were to be-. judged by lis sctions. They
yelled and smashed each others hats and
threw the ticker tape all directions. The
galleries were filled with spectators OF
both sexes. The chairman after few mo-
ments raped for attention. and then pro-
ceeded TO read several fake" telegrams
from Hon. William Mckinley, ID.
b. Hill, President Harrison, ana
Grover Cleveland. The one from Mr..
Cleveland, read: s.HOld the fort;
am coming and when II was read the pro-
ionged cheering Of the crowd Of brokers
furnished evidence Of the political views Of
the majority. lmpromptu songs, break
down dances, and speeches made up The
OF festivities, which lasted Tor
over an hour. Then he brokers buckled
down to business again,
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rHs NEWS SUMMARY.

Forecast for Virginia and North Carolina
colder fair.
This boine Christmas day, business will be
eepernlly suspended. and appropriate ser
vices will be held i'm many Of the churches
Mr.. John B Darlington. formerly OF Rch-
rooud. married Miss Leila Gamble MFs
Angel and daughter, Of Pine street. weio
severely burned Hon. Thomas T.. OCon-
ner. NJ. r., arrived here.
VIRGINIA.
Thomas Brent and Harry Poss, Of Alex
andria. INDUCED Ia a serious fist night yester-
day. - The case Of Edward Enoch. charged
with murder in Danvillc. WIS continued M
the MAYORS Court ycsterday.-Miss Sailie
King. OF Henry county, and g. X Inomasson
,ioped 10 >orth Carolina and were married
y.stcrday.-A new candidate for post
master has been announced in Lynchburg.
MIR J. II Hudson, OF Big Islnno, was run
over and killed 10y Chesapeake and Ohio
tram near that place yesterday
wAsHISGroN.
There isa growing feeling among Repubh-
can senators that The cloture rule VIII fail
-Presidont Harrison yesterday issued his
prociamation formally announcing the chi
cago Fair
NEW YORK.
Tine New York Herald viii spread feast
,o.l,y f,r rucwsboys.--Ihcre has been quite
. ,rn ON the suh-trcasury for The past few
a.,s At Greenwood Gem tery the graves
10. beine decorated with Christmas
o,.ers s-ix-pns.dcut cleveland has been
snno,ni,d referee iu several railway suits
~ . stated by the Central Trust tom
- ofNew York. tlat the reported pro-
.,.a,o,ne of the NiruIia debt ttlement was
,,,,utaorizcd and mcomplete.--lti is proba-
,lo tnt the two ish euvoys in New York
,,lI continue their tOur-A Republican
indigo in Connecticut has decided a contested
Judge of Probate case in favor Of the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor
FOREIGv.
The greai railway strike in scotland is
reaching alarming proportions. - The
French police are diligently searching foI
Palelwsli in London.-Ihe number of peo-
nle out of employment iu London is greater
than ever before.
GENFRAL
Fire DESTROYED two buildings OF the Bine-
hmm Military school in North Carolina
cofoner's inquest was held over the body Of
Laura Harris. in Raleigh. yesterday Fire
DESTROYED two buildings 40 Forest CRY. y. g.,
Yesterday y-KiuchF Freeman. "a negro MKT
dertr. was lynched n Winston yesterday
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BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.
Christmas weather - Personal Church
Ncws.

GLENMoRE POsTOFFICE, Dec. A.-lSpe-
cial.1 Our people are enjoying this beaut-
full Christmas weather, and are preparing
for the good time that is coming.
General and Mrs. Logan are making
preparations to spend the Christmas hol-
days at their country residence, Algoma.
Miss Lille McColloch, who has been with
her grandparents in Washington. and
Master harlie McCollOch, who is Il student
at the Episcopal High school near Alex
an1rla, will return home to-day.
The Rev. w. w. SOuthall, recently az.
pointed 10 the West End Buckingham cir
cult, preached his first sermon sunday at
the Glenmore Methodist church. Nj.
Southall came here from Charlotte county
Va, and is well known in this community .
having been on this circuit two years ago.
Emmanuel Episcopal church, at Glen.
more, had services Sunday, conducted
by the evangelist. A good congregation
was on hand, some Of whom came from
Howardsyille.
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PETeR RS6URG.

Coroner's Inquest over the Body OF kob-
ert GilIi~m-Five Negroes Isnched
PETERSBURG, Va, Dec. s4.-lspecial.l-
AT 10 O'Clock this morning coroner's In
quest was held in the sergeanrs ofhce, at
the city fail, 10 investigate the shooting OF
Robert Gillian, cOlored, by Paul Young,
An account OF which was telegraphed The
IISlEs last night. \ number OF witnesses
were examined and good deal OF testimo-
nv was heard. From the testimony ad-
dilced before the coroner, DR.. y. u. Leigh,
there were no eye witnesses 10 the shooting.
IL appears from the testimony OF DE. W.
M. Van, a c0lored man. who had been talk
Ing with Gillian few minutes before the
shooting, said Gillian was somewhat under
the Influence OF liquor, but not 80 much
50 as not 10 know what he was dong
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CHIlpReN,S festival.
CommendabIe Christmas WoIk Of the
Cincinnati Post.

Cincinnati POst.
CINCINNATI, o., Dec 2i-Music Hall pre-
senied a remarkable scene tonight, the oc-
casion being the Children's Christmas Fes-
tiyal, under the auspices Of the Cincinnati
Post. The interior Of that magnificent
edilice was decorated with bunting, ever
green's ard appropriate notices. Upwards
of 1000 poor boys and girls Occupied
seats. and were attentive listeners "a
che speeches and music. The ma
u0nal medley was PLAYED on the
great organ by Professor BoeX, fier which
R.V. DR.. henderson offered prayer. When
Milton 4. McRae, manager of the Post aud
chairman OF the meeting rose 10 speak the
children greeted him with YOciterOus ap-
Ylausc. and it was several minutes before
order was restored by the police in attend
ance.
At9 O'Clock Santa Clause made his ap-
pearducc, and made a sh 1T speech. shortly
after, the several tons 81 toys sweet
meats, and useful articles OF wear
Ing apparel were distributed among the
children and the festivities closed. The
little tots. rs they filed out with their arms
filled with toys and sweetmeats, appeared
as though 1t was the happiest moment OF
their lives.
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rnl.s nf Nlc.o.l... Ma.li.d nauehter..

IWI|H ~ ~ ~ T ~
As one cons. qu0uce of a recent royal
wedding. one Victoria has directed that
ln future h,r married daughters shall BE-
oficlaiv described in somewhat different
/ nm. as follows: Princess Christian VIII
neac, forth be termed 1.-THE Princess Chris
tian of Schleswig- (Prncess Helena
# Great Britain and lreland)' Princess
3 .,iii.p will appear as "the Princess Louise.
Narciiioness OF L0rne (Princess LDuise OF
Gfeu Britain and lreland)"; aud Princess
P.atricea as '.the Princess Henry OF Bdtten-
borg princess Beatrice Of Great Britain
and lreland)" The "Ciredt Britain ana
Ireland" thus added in this connection for
ihe first time will serve to distinguish one
Of these august ladies from her neice, who
will bee officially described as "ihe Prime IS
1. l.pui.e Duchess Of File Qrincess Louise oil
Wales)."
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Attempted to Murder III. swssth cart.

wArERrOwN, \. y, DE. 2..--Z. B.
Merriam attempted 10 murder Miss
Josephine Demarsh m this city las, night.
Merriam. VIII is a widower Aiia six ch :
dren. had been pay atiention 20 Miss
Denafsh, but a. mlr sAe had treated him
c0ldly and refused 10 marry h.m. Lat
ugh' he fDllOwgd Der towards Ter home,
Oyeitaaing her on the bridge crossing ot
Black nyer. lie renewed bis suit. only 10
be again r. jected. liz seiz'l the girl al a
attempted 70 throw aeg into The stream.
she clung 10 bis clothing. and he WIS
ragged Into the river Win her. The
creams Of tue girl brought help, ard they
Nete both rescued. The sirl is badly pros
rated by the shock, but will recover. Asr-
ian is In iail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-25

MN YORK, Dee. a --Al the JEoenlated
na.ieais at TIE ,sriou. hosp.tila are Going
well. The young nan nom North Aaams,
Mass, AFFLICTED With lulus q 'hC face ANA
hands. who was iu0culatei YESTERDAY.
,hcwcd marked naeii0nayy symptoms
pi-cay. His temperature rose 10
O dc -rees, aud the epidon h
: already beg nning 10 scale od shghiiy.
Ms. aft-r only twent, -four hours of mjec-
In. i Tesariei - almost marvellous. A
similar eject has hesn Produced In tAe case
a an old woman a no has luphs Of the face
Sae i slso scaling" ata ines satisfactory
ate.
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The POOR OF LONDON.
Average Condition Of Them Considered
Fairly Prosperous.

Fairly Prosperous.
LONDON, Dec. 2i.-1hough the number
Of persons unable. TO lind employment is
probably greater than ever before in recent
wears the average condition of the British
people is considered fairly prosper GUS and
ihe trade done by The shops during
this holiday season has seldom
been eQualled in magnitude. Let MOTH
mg vou dismay' is literally taken as
me motto of the Christmas tide, and 1t Will
be D merry Jliday. despite the poor pros
pects Of foreign trade, the shutting down oi
iron-works and manufactures, the distress
of the army OF unemployed, and the Lockout
of the 5000 railway men on the Scotch lines
whose pay has been withheld by the com
names because of an alleged breach OF
contract. The remarkable thing about this
strike is that 10 is wholly on question OF
hours. no demand for increased wages being
made. The men want the number Of hours
worked nm any one day to be limited to Ten,
aud it is this moderation in their demands
which attracts puDlic sympathy so strongly
{ fhpir cam
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LYNCHeD IN HIS CELL.
\ Negro Murderer Hanged by Masked
Men in Jail at Winston.

men III ID ~ W
NORFOLK, VA, Dec. "a - Special. A
special from Winston. y. c., announces the
lynchiug there, at O'Clock this morning
OF the negro murderer, Kinch Freeman,
VINO killed Mr. and Mrs. Atkins, of Au.
lander. y c.. on the night Of the ith Il
October last. Freeman was captured N
Norfolk eight days ago, aud had been in Jail
al Winston Tor three days. This morning
the TAILOR was called ont by three
men who said they had prisoner
for him. AS he opened the door thirty
masked men jumped him and made him a
prisoner. After they bad secured his keys
they went at once 10 Freeman's cell and
hung him. They did not even unfasten the
chains which locked the negro TO the cell
noor, but let him strangle to death with his
toes about three inches from the ground.
The man died horribly, and It was nearly
ten minutes before Lille was extinct. The
lynchers left his body hanging in the cell,
and ii was daylight when 1t was cut down.
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PARNeLL's peRslsTsNoY.
10 Convert O'Brien lis sole object in
Meeting Him.

To CoHvert O'Brien Ills sole obJect in
Meeting Him.
LONDON, Dec. 2i.--Persons who know
Mr. Parnen well say that it is useless to en-
tertain the idea that he is open 70 concilia-
ton. His sole object in going to meet Mr'
O'Brien in Paris, they say. Is To convert the
latter. through bis emotional nature, 10
parnelps views of the situatiOn. Mr.. Par
a n IS said 10 have the most unDOunded
c nndence that he can influence O'Bren IN
this degree. ID is slated that the confer
eoce in paiis will begin by a personal IL
tr.f.w between Nessrs. Parneii and
OBriep. and that II their intercourse pre-
ceeds satisfactorily Mr.Ju,lin Mccarthy viii
be called 40. and possibly other prominent
Ir .bmen. The bitter language used by
Timothy llealey la The late campaign Is
nos rec0snlzed as a serious obstacle IN the
way II harmony. us Mr.. Parnell Is said 10
be dcegly wounded by th6 illusions 20 Mrs.
O'shea. Timothy Harrington said Today
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DALLAS, Ten, Dec. 2l.-E. a. Lane, who
murdered j. ". Wilson, of this city IN ISIS
tor slanderng his wife, committed suicide
in prison to-day. The poison is supposed to
have been smugsled into the prison by his
wife. Lane had been convicted Of the
crime, aud was awaiting the final decision
of the Court Of Appeals in his case.
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CONCORD. y. H.. Dee. 24.-rte Monitor
ur..i-ht contaius a leader, understood 10 be
fr m the &c Of United states senator
h sndler, charging In substance that the
m nagers Of the Boston aud Maine railroad
con emplate gigantic consolidation
scheme. That they iatend interfering In
New Hampshire politics in the intei esi q
the ID .mocracy, aud. by a corrupt use OF the
mnney OF the corporation, secure control oi
tn% senate.
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OFF TOTHE BAD LANDS.
BLOODY Fight. Expected With Sitting
Bulls Followers.


Bulls Followers.
PINE RIDGE AGENCY. 5. d., Dec. "a
There was mounting in hot haste here TO-
day when the news came that two hundreu
oT the Sioux braves VINO surrendered 10
Colonel Sumner had escaped, and were on
their way to the Bad Lands. General Miles
heard the news first, and wired Cen
eral Brooke to send out troops TO
head them off. In Just an hour four
companies of the Ninth Cavalry, with pack
animals. two HOtchkiss guns and one NOR.
tar. were trOtting down the road and were
soon lost TO sight over the hills 10 the North.
A wagon train and escort followed tonight.
Colonel Henry Is probably too late TO
prevent the union Of the warriors, and will
20 into camp on White river, twenty miles
east OF the Bad Lands. lfthese bucks unite
with Kicking Bears band In the latters
stronghold there will be a bloody light be-
fore the red SIX rs are induced TO surrender
again. The Indians who got away from
Colonel Sumner were part OF Big fOOts
band and included many OF sitting Bulls
followers.
SHORT BULLS MEN DEFIANT.
A squad Of Indian scouts was sent after
the four troops OF ninety cavalry 10
assist in the movement against the
e.csped hOstiles. The Seventh cav
airy is under marching orders and VIII
move before daylight. Seven friendly In
diaps have Just returned from the Bad
Lands. and report that short Bulls band
refuses TO come In, and defies the troops.
GENERAL CARR AFrER THE HosrIIEs.
RAPID CITY. ;. d.. Dec. A.-General
Carr len this morning on forced march 10
intercept the Indians under Big Foot. who
are heading tor the Bad Lands. The troops
took two II0ichkiss guns and one days ra-
lions with them, and expect TO strike the
hosliles seventeen miles out. The Indians
are tray, ling with sixty-o OK teams. No
word has been received from the friendly
Indians who went 10 the hostile camp last
Sunday. News, however, Is expected from
them hourly.
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c.nnhLan. 81 -L..Ling lo lhe unIl. D sIates.

Canadians Migrating To the United states.
HAyERHILL, y. H., Dec. 2l.-Ihe state
ment is made on good authoTdy that the
French Canadians living near the STATE lint
are forming organizations with view OF
obtaining many Of the abandon.d farms OF
This State aud also Of NermJnt. 1t is be-
lieycd that there viii be considerable emil
grafton from the lower part OF Canada to the
states the coming spring.
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REVotUuO~ IN PERU.
Movements la Ihis Direction Suppressed
al Cost Of Forty LIves.


PANAMA, Dec. 24.-Rumors have been in
circulation for some time past OF revOlu-
tionarv movements in Peru, and it is known
that on the 2d instant meeting was held
in Fort santa Catalina, outside Of Lima.
and that an effort WAS made in behalf Of
eX-Secretary Dictator PierrOla. The move
ment was suppressed. but at cost OF
forty lives. As matters now stand IN
that country il is not unlikely that similar
uprsngs will occur at short intervals as
the conditions are entirely favorable. The
great destltution prevails throughout Peru.
and is largely responsible for the unsettled
condition Of affairs. PierrOla was in
Ecuador very recently.
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ALEXANDRIA
Bloody Row Between White Men-Christ-
mas CbuIc ch Music.

mas Jhut Ch VI uhlCs
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Dee. 24.-lSpecial. =
This afternoon Harry Poss went into
Thomas Brenrs store, on Prince street, and
borrowed a dollar OF Mr. Brent. Poss then
eft the store. hut returned, under the inilu-
euce Of liGuor. and became ins0-
tent and abusive. While Mr.. Brent
had his attention directed 10 some
matter connected with his business
Poss picked up butchers cleaVer and
deal Mr. Brent several savage blows on the
mead before the latter could defend himself,
but "A brother Of the assaulted man
came in the store just as Poss was
IN the act of inlicting another blow,
imd graphing with the assailant
disarmcd and threw him into the street.
Poss was subs -quently arrested. Dir. Brent
was attended by DIR. klipslein, who pro
nounced his injuries serious, though not
necessarily fatal.
Early services, with extra music, is The
programme for tomorrow morning at the
Episcopal and CathOlis churches here.
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Lady Churchill Ill.

SPECIAL to The lines by Dunlap Cable Col
LEICESTER, Dec. 2i.-Lady Randolph
Churchill was announced % take part las!
evening in a concert al the opera house
here in aid Of the local infrnary. A telo-
gram was. however. received from & e
Hon. Mrs. Sterling which stated that Lady
Randolph was unayoidably detained al
Melton M0wbray, as she was in in bed.
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THE MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE.
Thirty five Democratic Majority i'm the
Lower House.

EhTty nNe DtNpcratlc h1Jofhy III hho
Lower House.
LANcING, MICH, Dec. 2l.-fhe last Leg
islaiure passed Law providing for cumula-
tive young for representatives to the STATE
Legi tature IN districts where more than
ont member was q be- elected. The law al
lowed the voter 20 east one vote for each OF
the candidates l0r representative on his
ticket, or. if he choose, as many
votes flr one candidate a. ther,
were candidates on toe ticket fCr
that office. The county boards e cam
yassrrs having refused TO issue certificates
OF election 10 representatives. elected ~ tni>
manner, the maitr was carried % the
supreme Court. The BOurt decided to-day
thar The law was clearly unconstitutional.
and this decision makes The lower branch
Of the Legislature stand sixty-eight Demo
crats TO tnirty.f0ur Republicans.
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urrERANCEs OF THIS DEFEATED.
United ireland ON the Defeat of PaInell-
The other side.

DUBLIN. Dee. 2l.-United ireland says
to-day: Kilkenny has declared for Glad
stone against ParneI. The battle was
fought with every weapon which hatred.
malice. ingratilude, and treachery could
supply. Behind the muiineers were the
priests. eager 20 regain the power Pdrnei
secured for Ireland ten years ago. They
sanctioned methods OF warfare hitherto un-
used. and open lighting was supplanted by
secret intimidation. But, although tnls
combination secured a victory IN Kilkenny,
u must be remembered that Kilkenny is not
ireland. They snail be forced % renew the
wage Of battle at every spot from the cen
ire % the sea-
PARNELL OFF FOR PARIS.
The Freeman's Journal announces that
Mr.. Parpell leaves for Paris Tonight in
rider 10 meet his "trusty lieutenant VIII
liam O'Brien. The journal represents Mr.
Parnell as refusing 20 believe thata friendly
interview between himself and Mr. O'Brien
will be barren of results until they shall
have failed TO establish modus viyendi.
MCCARTHY on THE ELECTION.
BoULOGNE. Dec. 2l.-Mr. Justin McCar-
thy arrived here last evening. lie confess
- that the result Of the Kilkenny election
surpassed his expectations. Mr.. Mc' arthy
believes that the defeat Of Mr.. Vincent
scully, the Parnellte candidate, will result
in disorganizing the opposition and bring
the wavercrs INTO the anti-Parneilite camp.
HOME RULE A PRACTICAL POLICY.
LONDON. Dec. 2i-Of the Kilkenny cleo
tion the Times says: If the Onionists feel
any dissatisfaction it is at the magnitude OF
the majority. The Glad,toniaus are the
hardest hit. The result continues the mill
stone OF belief about their necks that home
rule is a practical policy. y victory for
Parnell would have shaken Mr. Gladstone >
simple faith i'm the dream Of his old age.
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Ieppie Mcleod. the yonng Canadian gir
Who N !. alleged killed her newly BON h.l3
in Buffil0 on December lOih py stsangl "A r
Was TO- Inv held f1r the srand jury for murd
in the asst degree. shs Was iecommiItsd ss
.ag,
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BROKERS' CHRISTMAS FsoLlc-
They Have Big Time ON the consoiid'-
ted Exchange.

NEw YORK, Dec. 2i.-The brokers on the
Consolidated Exchange had their annual
Christmas frolic at noon. just after Il
O'clock was over the Twelfth Regiment
band marched on and around the iioor
playing lively air. IN an instant
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SENATE.

In the Senate to-day, alter the transact on
Of some routine business, Mr. Morgan occu-
pird the time unit the morning hour
pired in discussing his resolution referring
he Elections bill tD the Committee on Priv
ieges and Elections.
The Elections bill was then taken up, and
Mr.. Mcpherson concluded his argument
s gainst the bill.
LET the liberty l0ying people Of the
United States" said, "see % u that IN
Government should take no backward st,i
IN this direction. Ii it continued IN ih'
same path whicl il had pursued IN the pasi
il would not be many years before every
European monarchy would have a reyOlu-
ton on its hands, and the rights OF the peo-
ple there would be maintained"
Then Mr.. HOar took the floor, but said
that he did not propose 10 address the sen
ate today. lie wished the senate 10 remain
in session for few minutes longer, as be
understood that messenger from the Presi'
dent was now on hts way 10 the Capitol.
A message from the President Was soon
afterward received and read, returning
without his approval the bill appropriating
ST.. .OJO for public building at Bar Harbor,
Name, on the ground that the public needs
al that place did not justify such an expen-
diture. Ii was referred 20 the Committee
on Public Buildings and Grounds.
The Senate then, at l2:i5, on motion OF
Mr.. HOar, adjourned until SATURDAY at noon
with the understanding that at that time
the Vice President shall declare the senatl
adjourned till Monday at noon..
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ANOTHER MEDIUMS VICTIM.

That exceedingly obese medium. Nine.
Anna Adelia Dss-Debar, who 50 completely
blinded Luther Marsh not long ago, has
laid hold OF another victim, whose mind she
has upset. She and her cO-wOrkers
have been taking small sums Of money
from their dupe, and in return they
give her daubs called oil paintings.
The woman whom they have 80 completely
deluded is Mrs. Harriet 4. Beach, the
wife OF Editor Beach, OF the scientific
American. They have produced several
spirit pictures for Mrs. Beach. all Of which
are alleged 10 have been painted by the
old masters. RuOen's, l...ans, aud the rest
d gpIIa bornfiou-