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KILLED IN A DUEL,
An Old Man shot by the Betraycr OF his
Daughter.

An Old Man shot by the Betrayer OF his
Daughter.
MADISON, ISD., Sept. GA terrible
tragedy WAS enacted at Carrollton Satur-
day evening. Uncle Billy" Williams,
aged sixty. father OF five children, and
ex.sheriE OF Owen county, was shot in a
duel with George Dean, an unmarried
farmer thirty-iour years old. Dean is
the owner of farm and Williams is Il
tenant Of Deans aud says Dean seduced
his daughter. He swore to avenge his
wrong, and Dean, to avoid n
meeting, has been boarding ut Madison
for the past month. Saturday he went
to Carrollton. Williams spied him aud
crossed the street when both pulled re.
volvers. Dean fired five and Williams
four shots, one taking affect in Williams
aide, producing what is thought to be a
mortal wound, 'EH
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Wsst vlicluln pernONnlH.

Special Dispatch 10 The Hute!ffgsnc.r.
WAsuISNroN, D. O., Sept. 22.-Com.
missioner OF Internal Revenue Mason
returned to the city this morning and
resumed his official duties.
Representative Smith has been expect.
ing to leave here for his district every
day for tho past ten days, but on accoun,
Of the obstructive tactics on the part oi
the Democrats and the failing Of the
REPUBLICANS to maintain quorum has
been compelled to remain here. AS
soou as the present deadlock is broken
he will 20 to parkersburg to conduct his
campaign.
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ANNAPOLIS, MD, Sept. 90. - Three
shots from an eight inch gun were fired
this morning at the Naval proving
grounds opposite Annapolis in the pres.
ence Of Secretary Tracy and the Naval
Board. An English plate which is
used on present English war yes ,els was
battered to pieces, while the French
plates stood the test,
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Tho Signal Man 10 lilamc.

READING, Pa, Sept. 22.-The jury EN-.
panelled by Coroner Hoffman to-day
heard the testimony OF the coal train
crews concerning the fatal accident at
Shoemakersvillc on Friday evening, by
which irenty.oue persons we're killed
and some thirty injured. A verdict
that the accident was due to the nepli.
geuce OF the signal man OF engine 347
was rendered.
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Ex.CongrsA..nan nlorsy Dend..

WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 2e.-Ex-
Congressman Frank L. Morey. OF Louis
iaua, died in this city at an early hour
this morning. Malarial troubles con
tractesl, it is believed. during the time
OF the recent heavy floods in Louisiana,
when his plantation was inundated
combined with brain affections, were
the causes OF his death. u's ~
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SsRvtn and MeAuiifIs arrested,

LONDON, Sept. 22.-McAulitTe was ar
rested at his lodgings in this city this
morning. Slavin vas arrested on his Or
rival from his training quarters at Dover.
They were arrsigned iu court this after.
noon on the charge Of conspiracy to
commit breach OF the peace.
The prisoners were arraigned and
bound in 200 pounds each 10 appear
before the court Tomorrow,
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This shuull bc Adopted.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept, 22.-Reprc'
sentative Moore, Of New Hampshire.
to-day introduced in the House the fol-
lowing resolution: '"rhat the Com.
mit,ee on Rules be instructed TO he
posted an additional rule to rule AlA,
contempt OF the House. When q call OF
the House discloses the presence Of 9
quorum, my member absenting hilnaell
on the succeeding roll call Tor the pus'
poso Of breaking quorum, ahall be
nrraiened at the bur Of the House and
fined in q SUN not exceeding $500.
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August 20, was arraigncd for examina.
tion before Justice Grogen, this morn.
Ing, and the examination was postponed
until 12 o'clock Tomorrow.
Another Il. s d. Urnnti,,

BALTIMORE, Sept. 92.-Ths Akron &
Chicago junction railroad, which Ia be.
Ing built for the Baltimore 4 Ohio Com.
pany, will be completed by January l.
The road extends from Akron to Chi.
cago Junction, seventy.three miles, and
will give the Baltimore 4 Ohio n route
from Pittsburgh. A branch road from
Wooster, Ohio, will tap the Akron 4
Chicago at Lodi.
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MADoEnuHG, Sept. 22.-Experiments
were made here to-day, with new
quick firing gun OF So centimetres cali
bre in the presence Of officers from
America, England, Russia and other
countries. France was not represented.
Fifty shots minute were fired and the
trial was a great sAccess.
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Tntl ARh l,TRlUTS,
lie spnnish Prsu,,sr's Views OIL tho sltun.
ton In Portugal.

Inc spahl'h Prem'sr's Views OH tho sltun.
ton in Portugal.
PARIS. Sept. ?2.--Thc Steele to-day
publishes an Interview with Senior S..
gasta, tho Spanish Prime Minister.
Referring TO the situation In Porluga',
senor Sayasta said that tho rortupu,te
Republicans before everything we're pa
trlots, and that they greatly fear tho
consequences Of foreign interference
which might involve absolute loss to
their colonies. ~ "
Spain, hc declared, was seeking TO
preserve tho status quo in Morocco, snd
no International Complications were
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The Marshall County Republicans.

The Marshall county Republican pri.
maries passed off PLEASANTLY Saturday.
Republicans all over the county turned
out and took an active part in behalf OF
their respective candidates, but the best
OF feeling prevailed aud all will work fos
the ticket. The following gentlemen
were the successful candidates: For
Clerk OF the County Court, T. NJ, Lewis,
OF Benwood; Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
Samuel kimnlns. OF Sand Hill district:
for House Of Delegates, S. r. Hammer
and NJ. W. Miller, both of Cameron
district; for County Commissioner, Mr..
Anderson, Of Webster district. Tn.
ticket is d good one, and will receive the
full party vote.
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Locomotive Bluwn to Atoms.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Sept. o2.-The
boiler Of an engine attached to a freight
train while climbing steep grade near
Sherman, on the East Tennessee, Vir-
gina 4 Georgia railroad, exploded last
midnight. All that can be found OF the
engineer and fireman is coat. 4 brake.
man was seriously injured. The engine
was blown to atoms. -.
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The Queen Stopped Proceedlnp,-

MONTREAL, QrEEEc, Sept. 22.-The case
OF ). N. O'Brlen, who was arrested on a
charge OF criminal libel for publishing
the story about Prince George being en-
gagged in street fight here, which was
postponed from Saturday until this
m'rning, was to-day further nd.
lourned unit tomorrow morning. 1t is
learned on the best possible authority
that the case will be discontinued 1t il
claimed that Governor General Stanley
tas received cable dispatch from the
Queen signifying her disapprovsl of the
proceedings taken against a subject for
private olense against member Of the
Royal family.
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Injured While Coupllnr Cars.

Sptcia! Dlspach to The fnteliyencer.
CHARLESTON, ". VA, Sept. 22.-Freer
Turley, yard brakeman on the Chesa-
peake ( Ohio, while coupling cars near
the passenger depot about $3.50 o'clock
this afternoon. slipped and fell under
the wheels. His right arm and leg were
cut of, his left foot crushed and he was
badly crushed about the body. The in
juries cannot fail to result fatally. His
home was at Spring Hill. He was mar.
ried about five weeks ago and was about
twenty.three years OF age.
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", L. Scott's (;Dl,ditfon.

ERIE, Pa, Sept. 2oo.-Hon. William L.
Scott's condition tonight is unchanged.
DR.. William Pepper, OF tho Philadelphia
University, and DR.. Brands, held
Il consultation this evening and
pronounced tho ailment to be
acute gsstritis. Dr.. Brands ID
hopeful Of the recovery Of his patient,
provided sufficient strength to rally after
the fcver Is checked. Mr.. Scott is now
unable to speak above whisper, and he
is too much debilitated to help himself
nt all. Unless speedy: change takes
place his chances Of recovery Are con.
yidered very doubtful.
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Special Dispa!eh to the Int llgcnctr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 22.-West
Virginia pensions were granted to-day
as follows: Orisinal-John W. Stuart,
Pennington; Joseph r. Tucker, Lee.
Increast-E. @. Sonea, Terra Alta;
Timothy Curry. Plinyi B. F. Doyle,
Wheeling; L. G.. Hedding, Pawpaw
James A. Terrell, Glantwith.
Reissue-George W. Cornell, Chester.
vile; R. 0. Boggess, Point Pleasant,
Reipape and increase-R. Z. Kennedy
Clarksburg. B N"9
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Tho Last Saloon Driven Out,

Koxoao, IND, Sept. o2.-The temper
ance people at Greentown, a place OF
1000 babitants, havo finally driven
the last saloon from their midst. They
have kept upa continuous fight for two
years. Three weeks ago the only saloon
remaining in the town was destroyed by
dynamite. Tho owners soon resumed
business and were Immediately arrested
on twelve atlidavits and court costs were
piled up against them until Saturday,
when they surrendered their premises
10 the sheriff, who closed the saloon.
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Abolition Celebration.

BosToS, Sept. 22.-To.day, the 2S.h
anniversary Of the issuing OF the
emancipation proclamation by Pres.
ident Abraham Lincoln, the
second annual reunion Of the Old
abolitionists was begun. In the centre
Of the platform was a lie size porsrai. OF
John Brown, with portraits Of Lewis
Hayden, and Charles Sumner on either
sida. aad 81" VA lSlsI3 u ~
The afternoon session was occupied in
the reading OF letters from old Aboli.
tionists and addresses, followed by a
largely attended meeting in tho evening
in fremont Temple.
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'Anotfleryl Victim.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2a.-0tto schlof, a
boy, one OF the injured in last nights
accident on The Chicago, Burlington 4
Quincy railroad, died this morning. Tho
coroner will make q rigid investigation
into the circumstances attending the
accident I-..
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Special Dispatch 10 the inte4i9tncer.
MARrlNspURa, W. Va, Sept, o2.-As
George Grove, d young man in the en-
p!oy Of Lemon Brothers, coal dealers in
this city, was crossing the Cumberland
Valley railroad at Martins Crossing at
four O'clock this evenine, he was struck
by u passenger train and, with two
horses, inslantly killed. y '''I
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GnEENspuRG, Pa. Sept. 2o2.-A freight
engine and caboose collided near Derry,
Pa, last night, wrecking the caboose,
and 1t is thought fatally injuring Con.
ductor J. N. Caldwell, of New Florence.
mud Flagman Newton Atkera, of Derry.
Three tr4in,nen were seriously hurt,
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BERLIN, Sept. ga notice has been
posted in the government arms factory
at Spandau, that women will no longer
be employed at night work.
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GLASGOW, Sept. 22.-The Scotch fur
nacemun have struck for higher wages.
The furnacps are being blown out. The
iron market here is excited in conse.
quence OF the strike.
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Engineers Strike.

CHICAGO. Sept. 22.-All the engineers
and tirenen employed by tho New
Switching Association ut the stock yards,
qui. work this afternoon. Their claim
is that two OF the men are scabs and that
they cannot work with them. Eighteen
engines are idle, and all the work Of
switching, ETC., is at n stand. still.
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Changed Aspect Of tho Irish Situation.

Shh"keu hbPectoA tho itlsn SITUATION.
LONDON, Sept. 2o.-John Morley, the
eminent Liberal, will visit Mr.. Glad.
stone, at Hawarden, to consult with him
on the changed aspect OF the Irish situa.
ton. Mr.. Morley will then return to
Ireland to study the condition OF the
people.
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UtliGr L~Hyue 0uI,lss

Cincinnati, s; Phiadelphi, (N,L)
Chicago, 2; Boston, 10. OIL
Cleveland, 8; Boston, 4. (N. L.).
cleveland, 8; Brooklyn, ]. P.L)
Toledo. 4; Syracuse, 3 (Asso.)
st. LouiH. |; Rochester, 4. (Asso)
Buffalo, 0; philad lphir, 1G (P.L)
Chicago, II; BrookIvn. i. (N,L,l
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Swtss Village turning.

BEnSE, Sept. 22.-The village Of Ruth,
iu tho canton OF St. Gall, is on fire.
Three hundred houses have already
been destroyed. The loss OF one life ia
reported. all the people whose houses
have been burned are in destitute con.
ditiQl.
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Capital Notes.

Special Dispatch 10 TIE Inteli1eeer.
WASHINGTON, D. G.. Sept. 2a9.-T. W.
Hale, Of Weston, has been admitted to
practice before the Department hero.
John Martin, Postmaster, at Little
Sewell Mountain. has resigned and re-.
commends for Office H. FL. Huyett.
NJ. NJ. Deyer, Postmaster at Fort Sey.
bert, has resigned and recommends J.
z. Bolton ior the place.
A. B. Brolett, Postmaster at Flinne,
has resigned and asks that the office be
discontinued.
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A Shocking Dentl,.

sptcMI DisDGlch 10 INC lhtcut0cnctr.
MoReAsrowS DEPOT, W. Va, Sept.
222-Jamea Nicholson, q coke drawer at
Clements mines, met death in q yery
shocking manner about II o'clock to-.
day. He was driving coke car full Of
coke from the mine, when the car, in
some manner, broke away, striking him
in the abdomen, cutting and tearing him
in twain. He died instantly. He was
IS years old and Was native Of Monon-
gala county. IN
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A Fatal 31ls,llks.

BERLIN, Sept. o2.-The actress, Marie
Hook, who made her debut in New
York, is dead. Her death was due TO
mistake made in prescription. An in
vestigation is proceeding.
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TORONTO, OST., Sept. 22-James B.
Lang, Treasurer Of Ontario county, in
this province, has been arrested here.
charged with embezzlement Of $4,000
belonging to the county.
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AN AUTllOGhoS IN TROUBLE.
Arrested Charged With Causing n Case Of
Incenitarism.

AFFebteu Sh"'beu Will Chuslns CnHo OF
lncentliarism.
LucERSE, altSH., Sept. 22.-AIiss Nellie
D. Willoughby was arrested this morn.
ing just as she was about to board a
train for Florida, charged with causing
the setting OF fire to the barn OF John
Cameron, January II last. Miss Will
oughby is AN authoress Of some note and
is very prominent in certain circles here.
She has also lectured on "Social Purity"
1t seems that a girl named Owen con-
iessed that her mother and a
woman named Freeman, sister
OF Miss Willoughby, set FIRE to the barn
aud that Miss Wi|loughby paid them
$50 for tho deed. ~ f-'
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NASHVILLE. TENS, Sept. 22.-Yester.
day morning John JaEes and John
Gtadson, q father and sou, We're killed
by wild engine on the East Tennessee
railroad crossing near Ool.ewah.
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=-E
lInnlk PnilIIha.

CHICAGO, Sept. eo22.-rhe Oakland
Bank, situated at the corner OF Cottage
Grove avenue and Oakwood boulevard,
suspended payment this morning, an
assignment having been made. The
liabilities are stated to be $4,000 and
the nominal assets $4,000.
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PARIS, Sept. 22.-Eight thousand lace
makers are idle in Calais, and rioting is
feared. An extra regiment OF troops
has been ordered 10 the spot.
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Altkc Smith Arrostotl. .

CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-Alichael Smith.
alias New Orleans" Murphy, who is
wanted In Duluth for murder commit.
TED in July, was arrested hero this morn.
lng and is held pending the arrival OF an
officer from Duluth. - -
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They Know The Combination.

ALLrxrowS, Pa, Sept. 222-Tbo safe
in the Sixth Ward hotel here was robbed
Last night Of sl,l7S in cash and gola
watches valued at 5000, by some one
who knew the combination.
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Klrnnuis lIenrinE.

TRoy, N. y, Sept. a2.-John Kirnan,
the alleged train wrccker, v no is charged
with placing obst1uctions on the track Of
the Central Hudson road at kerners,
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The silver Offer.

q wAs,useroS, D. c., Sept. 2s.-The
amount Of silver offered for sale TO tne the
Treasury to-day aggregated l,Go gVo
ounces; and the amount purchased 2ao:'
900 ounces ut 81 Sc. Isl riF III!
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EVANSVILLE, ISD, Sept. 22.-Hon.
William Heiluan, ex.Stato Senator and
Congressman, died this afternoon.
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LONDON, Sept. 222.-William O'Bricn
has written letter TO the papers in
which he says that Secretary John DAILY,
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pittsburg..."... ........ ) 0 o 0 i-S
Runs ,ear,Gl-Ncw Yorks: pltt.bureh 2: Two
sSns osss na!tts-Clafks, harkett. rs Rqnc. ifoms
to IL Rogue to Wilson; Ruslc 10 ssscock to
W mister: EaSes on bals-0N Rusie 4. Slrnct
n,!ut-by Eiste 7:.hhy Days. Time OF gamc-i :Si.
UMpIre-MCQuald, y o''N's NV.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-05
SPECIAL LOCAL NOTICES.

Buy your cooking stoves from NH,
Jennings s. Co., near market house.
Salem avenue. t
For fire insurance call at the Office
of the Roanoke Trust, Loan and Safe
Deposit Co. dec26-tt
Beer from wood at the White Ele-
plant Saloon, No. 10, Nelson street.
Five cents for a schooner, the finest
saloon in the state. mar11-1m
Stoves! stoves! stoves! cheaper
than ever at NJ. II. Jennings s. Co.,
Salem avenue, near market house.
oct7-tf
The Havana Star Cigar is an all
Havana filler, and is offered to the
trade by the wholesale house Of NJ. H.
Jennings e. Co. feb26-tf.
Artists material at Picken's.
jan17-tf.
Ifyou want lots in Hyde Park
call at once.
noI5 TT FRANCIS 3. KEMP &c Co
Plaster your house with Marble
Rock lime. best on the market. Ifyou
don't believe it, call on Garner s. Co.,
sole agents. Remember they are the
cheapest sash, door aud blind manufac-
turers in the city. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. 1
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An Enster Grect;,.

Easter time being upon us, and
knowing the lovers of good teas and
cotrees are anxious to obtain new
goods we call their attention to the
handsome tea and coffee store of G.
ID. Kenny, - Salem avenue, where
they can always find fresh colfees and
teas iii abundance. The attention Of
the ladies is called to the handsome
easter cards given to purchasers at
Mr. knney's store. up5-it
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Bi= Ii.:lzb

\ handsome nine room residence,
built last August, has modern con
venicnces, large parlor, sitting room
library, dining room; heavy wains
coating, nicely papered down stairs
large grass lawn, front and side gravel
drive way, new board and picket
fence all around premises, grounds
100 by 1877 to alley. Must be seen to be
appreciated. This property cost ST.
$50 some two month ago: owner leav-
ing city; will sell for S3.l00 spot cash.
if taken ut once. Apply ut TIMES
Office. ap5-tf
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Isotci Arrivals.

HOTEL RoANoKE.-F. Reppelmey
er, Baltimore, Nd; l.. O. Harnecker
New York: J p. Carson, Richmond;
George 2. Smith, Baltimore, Nd.
J. w. Anderson, Washington; G. +.
Benger, p. N. Richards, New York:
j. S. Wynn. Philadelphia; o. o.
Cooper, Miss Cooper, Miss Galloway,
WIn. Barnett, New York; S. S.
Jerome. Kansas E. Wolf, New
York; Chas. Z. Newman, Phila-
delphia: Thos. McDorough, Balti-
more: Abm. Bruner, city; Hon.
r. Z. Withers, Wythville; j. p.
Bell, W. E. Urquhart, Lynchburg;
E. NJ. Moon, Richmond; J. Ii. Neal,
Frank S. Woodson Danville; 7. W.
Spindle, Christiansburg; G.. D. An
drews. New York; T. Ct. kohle, Gin
cinnati; Jno. N. Watt, Bluefcldi /.
Laubheim, New York; d. Fl. Lynch,
Virginia; G. *. Packhoum, Baltimore;
c.. p. Noland, Virginia; j. 7. Haxall,
B. w. Haxall. Richmond; l.. j, Corn
we'll, w. E. jenkins and wife, Balti-
more; Theo. Low, Shenandoah; j. p.
Ouinlan, ST. Louis; A. f. Lippincott,
Philadelphia: Professor Peasants.
Mrs. Hudson, Hollins; Jas. II. New
ton and wife, L. T. Newton, Miss
Newton. Bert. Newton, Holyoke; G.
NJ. Killian. Horace Rogers, Virginia;
Silas Shelburne, Richmond.
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y sicamcr A.l,nrc.

New York, April 1.-The French
steamer Panama, from Bordeaux to
New Yorl: ran ashore nj Jones inlet,
Long Island. y tag went 10 The Is
sislance of the steamer. IL is expected
that she wiil be gotten OF al high
water. She was making some water at
dark. but the pumps were able 70 Keep
nace with II.
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Another Plot Against ,le CIR.

BERLIN. .ipril 1T is stated here
that the ear was recently warned to
abandon proposed excursion 70 Polend
ana accordingly changed hi, plans.
Subsequently, it WAS dlSc0yefel mat a
plot had been formed to wreci. his
train and severn! persons supposed t.
he implicated were arrested
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New NoRE, April Two thieves
entered the jcwcIry store ~ Eighth
avenue last night filled tnair pocket,
with watcne, and va!uaDles al carried
out q showcase ten feet ioa5 containing
nearly 100 watches. They were walk
ing oil with the case witea Il policeman
questioned ;iiem one ran ald e5-
capped l'he otucy was arrested.
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u ESSKS. IUUNU Q d ULHVLLANU,
Bell Pig. 4 Mfg. Co.

Messrs. Dupuy s. Taliaferro yester-
day closed the sale of the siXty-acre
tract of land in the Southern portion
of the city, belonging to Major An
drew Lewis. The Joint stock com
pany purchasing the land will be
known rs the "Janethe Land Com
pany y in honor of the late Mrs. Jane
Lewis, mother of Major Andrew
Lewis. sThe price paid for this land by
the company was $135, 900. Very ma
terial Improvements will soon be
made in that section.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-05

While other agents ARE advertising
for lots TO sell in the Lewis Addition,
Francis u. Kemp & CO., have and are
selling daily the best and cheapest.
lots in this addition. Call on them NJ
once, if you wish bargains.
FRANCIS 3. KEMP + Co.,
Agents