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Dolph's BIZ Pigeon-Holed.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l.-The Commit
tee on Appropriations has pigeon-holed
the amendments reported by the Com
mittee on Fortifications in the Senate
providing for 81 900, 900 to establish a gun
foundry on the Pacific Coast. 1t was a
step by Senators Dolph and Mitchell to
rob Benecia of the gun foundry and Sc
cure it for Oregon.
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BRIEF NOTES

The Treasurer of Tulare County paid
SlS.l95 "a into the State Treasury yester-
day.
On Monday Jack" O'Meara will take
James Hickey's position as driver of the
delivery wagon of the State Printing Of
fee.
The Scandinavian Society of Sacra-
mento has engaged the Swedish Ladies'
Octet to give a concert at the CIunie
Opera House on Monday evening,
February 10th.
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Strange Church.

that church has just been dedicated in
that city, which has no pastor, no con-
sistory, no congregation, no members. 1t
will be known as st. Marks Memorial
Reformed Church, and will be opened in
to whosoever wishes to worship
in it. 1t has been erected and paid for by
Il. Wolff, Jr., former member of Grace
Church of the Reformed Church of
the United States. The church is some
thing after joaquin Miller's erratic
idea, open to all corners. A pastor and
congregation may be acquired by and
by, but the church will still be open to
any who want rest or pray within its
walls"
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E,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR PROP
Il erty, on account of ill health. a first-class
restaurant, doing winning business: good
location. Address DIR. F.. this Office ia3l-Stk
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MTANTED-A SITUATION BY 4 NAN
w who thoroughly understands the cult
Vatlon ana propagation of all fruits and yege-
tables. Apply AL this office i;t3l-3t&
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UyOR SALE CHEAP-LoDGING-H HOUSE,
il 80 rooms; corner house. Apply TO ED,
WIN Is. ALSIP, 1015 Fourth street, Sacra-
mento. ia3T-tf
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An old colored woman living in Atchi-
son used to prepare herself every night
for death by dressing in blue gown, and
she was always surprised to find herself
alive the next morning. She kept this up
until she wore out three or four blue
dresses and then she quit,
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NTOTICE.-MUST BE SOLD-STOCK. AND
IN tools of custom boot and shoe sboD in
Davisville. Inquire of d. G. BULLARDi Da-
viSviIle. 10
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E1OR SALE-A BOARDING-HOUSE IN
IL the City of Sacramento; established 10
years; retiring from business on account of
sickness; centrally located Call on or address
3, care BRUSIE Il TAYLOR, southeast cor
Her seventh ana j streets. ja3l-3t
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alfuutrn.

YOUNG MAN WITH: $3.50 CASH
L wishes to invest in some good business
where his services can also be used Address
Z. j., this office. fel-1ts
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EOR SAI4E-THE GOODWILL. OF SA-
l. loon and clearinghouse in Rocklin will be
soon as disposed of. Inquire on the premises
of JOHN MORY ia3I-t
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WANTED-A MAN TO TAKE CHARGE
w of one of our branch agencies; a good
Apply to A. c. BROWN. the Singer Mann.
featuring Company. 7O3 j street in9lst
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WANTED MARE WEIGHING /. 600
w pounds. GEO. La ROSE, Mansion
House dining-room, Seventh street ia3l-3ts
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NTANTED a GIRL TO HELP WTcH
at 1929 D street. rs
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NXTANTED-CO MPLETELY FURNISHED
w house OF seven or eight rooms in a good
location. Address J. V. SELBY, 81 X Street
odcFaHlento. ia3I-U
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NTANTED-oNE HORSE OR A DOUBLE
w team TO drive three or four DAYS for
keeping them two weeks: good care Address
NJ. j., this Office. Itt
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Mrrti.tn aftrttres.

TYPoGRAPHICAL
y Union, No; 46.-The regular meeting Of
MS UNION VIII pe held in Y. M. I. Hall, To-
O'Clock. Important business. Every mem
Der is requested to attend
w. w. CUTHBERT, President.
j. II. 6oBlNETTE, Secretary ja3l-2t
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS AN
IN nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Mt. Shasta Mineral Spring Company win be
held at its Office in the city of Sacramento on
O'Clock A. NJ. C. A. YORK. President
y. ANDREW, Secretary. iagG-lOt
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NOR SALE, AND MUST BE SOLD WITH
l. in the next thirty days-SO acres of fine
fruit land, situated miles from Rosevile
junction, Rocklin and Loomis and miles
from Folsom; the land is on the American
river, in the Placer county fruit belt; SO acres
are cleared; acres in table grapes; acres in
crawford and Late George peaches; q small
mouse OF rooms; stabling for 2 horses barn
and chicken house; also, well of good puro
water, 16 feet in solid granite; price 81 600,
or $50 per Gcre: will be sold OH liberal credit
Address e. BOOTH, Rosevillc Junction: Ilacer
County, Cal. tn.7-TtdJ1fw
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InHt-4o1tttH.

EOUND-A VALUABLE DOG. OWNER
l. can have same by proving property and
paying expenses. Apply at 41S J st. ja3i-3tt
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VASHDAY REVERIES.
Delights of the Queen Of the Tub
on a Sunshiny Day.
Washing as 1t Is Done To-day, and as
1t Was Not Done In the Days of the
Tudors and of FaIstaff.

written for the SUNDAY UNIoy.I
queen of my tub, merrily sing,
Whle the white foam rises high,
ana sturdy wash, and rinse and wiring,
49, And fasten the clothes to dry,
Inen out in the free, fresh air they swing,
Under the BRIGHT hlua slxv0
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Cor 4nle.

NOR SALE-A FIRST-CLASS LODGING-
l. house of 5 rooms; central locality IN
quire OF FELCH d COOLEY, 1913 Fourth
street. iaSISts
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IlOR SALE-21o ACRES OF LAND IN Ell,
l. Dorado county, five miles west OF Placer
Vile, two miles from Diamond Station; this
Is good fruit and vine laEG; $50 acres under
ditch; ditch and water right goes with the
place. all fenced; orchard OF 500 trees; house.
barn and out-buildings; price, So 900; easy
terms; Will meet anyone at Diamond Station
that wishes to see this place. Address VI. ].
WILLIAMS Placeryillc in Y-2its
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WANTED-TO BUY, SMALL VACANT
w lot, or cottage and lot, west of Tenth
and south of K street. Apply to STROBEL.
81 street. iaS07ts
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EOR SALE-A HANDSOME BUGGY
L horse, perfectly gentle; especially suited
for lady to drive; rapid traveller, and one OF
the best saddle-horses in the city. A. o.
GREGORY, Fifth and j, Sacramento. ia9-tf
EOR SALE-CHoICE AND RELIABLE
II fruit trees. Call on o. o. GOODRICH,
Riverside Nursery, three miles south of city.
p. o. address, Sacramento. d31-tf
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90 Iet or 2arnt

00e NJ STREET-NICELY FURNISHED
SSD front room; also, side rooms; rent rea-
sonable. fe1-3t$
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HOUSE TO LET-INQUIRE OF d. H.
Ii QUINN, Fourth and j streets ja2g-tf
DROWN HOUSE, CORNER FOURTH
ID and X streets-Rooms by the day week or
month. MRS. a. GLEEMAN, Proprietress
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ITO LET-A PARLOR, AT us 1 STREET:
i also carriage barn. Inquire at the above
number joJ tF
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ITO LET-SMALL TENEMENTS AND
L also unfinished rooms, cheap: suitable
for housekeeping. Apply to d. GARDNER,
at woodward, Fourth and streets. my17-tf
FURNISHED ROOMS AT CENTRAL,
l. House, from So per month upwards: also
family rooms at low prices. HORNLEIN !
BROS Projectors. mrI9-1y
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WANTED TO RENT-TWO OR THREE
wv rooms, with board, for two persons. Adj
dress r., this Office iaSo-3t
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TINO LET-A NICELY FURNISHED. SUNNY
a 'front.' room, oOI12 street. ja3t-7t*
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A. L0THHAMMER. 1921 NINTH ST,

II. LUIHifAMMEK, I02I NINTH ST,
TUNING AND REPAIRING IN ALI, IT'S
Il branches. Pianos and Organs a speciality,
but like attention given to all musical instru,
mentS.
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WANTED-TO PURCHASE, A COUNTRY
w saloon. Address B. b. this Office ia3n.zt*
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Graternl 5ltntirra.

MONEY TO LOAN-ON CITY AND
wi country property. MUDDOX & FEE,
coo street. ioS-tf
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CACRAMENTO COUNTY POULTRY
. Yards; leading varieties for sale; eggs for
hatchlng; Tor further particulars send for cata-
logue GEO. Il. DUDEN, proprietor Box
$40, Sacramento. ia3-tf
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WANTED, AGENTS GOOD ACTIVE
w gentlemen or ladies for something en-
tirely new; right and profitable; takes with
every one. Apply 1923 Eighth street, from /
10 Z. NJ. ja4-tf
"ANTED-MEN FOR FARMS. VINE
w yards, diaries and all kinds of labor.
Women and girls for cooking and general
housework. Plenty of work for desirable help
Apply at EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth
street, K and l..
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The President.

ATLANTA, Co., April 16-The Presden.
tial party left here this morning for Br.
mingham, Ala, by way OF the Georgia Pa
ciic Railroad at nine O'Clock. A great
crowd assembled at the station and loud
calls were made for speech from the Pfesl-
dent, to which he responded briefly, thank
ing the people of Atlanta for the cordisllty
OF their reception of him. Secretary Wana-
maker also spoke for few miuutes. AS the
train left the city the A anta Artillery. the
crack militia organization Of the city, fred q
sllnte and the Presidential special sped on
it, way to Birmingham.
During his spesch tho President said: saw TIKI .
city once under circumstances of very unfavor.
able character. didn't think would like it, al
thou sh VIC wore making great effort to get it. >
am sure that can look into the face OF COM
munity that, whatever their differences may have
been, however, they viewed the question Of the
war when it was upon US, can have but one
thought now as to Hhst WAS best. We can all say
with the Confederate soldier, who carried gun
f,r what aeemed 10 him TO ba right, that the Lord
know b liter than any OF US what was best for The
country and for he world.
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ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
HgWs OF TEE DAT.
ry Anderson Navarro has becom'

MARY Anderson Navarro has become Q
mother.
Gov. Hill gave his annual reception to the
members of the Legislature at Albany las :
night.
An inventory made In Washington OF the
ear ate of the late G.n. Joseph E Johnston
Gums up S104 290
Ex.Secretary Bayard has offered for ss'e
his house in Washington. which Is taken IS
an indication that be has no Intention OF re-
turning to pubic life.
As stated 10 the GAZETTE Mr.. Blaine left
Washington yesterday for salt water trir.
He and a party OF friends took the U. s.
steamer Dispatch for a trip down the Poto
mac river and Chesapeake bay.
The coroner's verdict yesterday on the
death OF Mrs Richards, killed In Cecil couo-
ty. Md, was that she came to her death at
the hands Of eoms one to the jury unknown
The investigation brought out no fao's to
clear up the mystery which shrouds the bur-
plsry and murder.
To the Joint democratic Florida Le9isla'
tive caucus last night, letter was received
from NJ. D. B!oxham declining to become
a candidate for the seaatorship, saying that
his name bad been used without his au-
thority. Senator Rogers then named ] g
Sheer, as the Alliance candidate. The fist
ballot he third OF the series) resulted as
follows Call. 50; S2eer. 81 Bioxham, 2.
The Presldeut's tour In the South contin.
US to be a series OF ovRtons Atlanta's
welcome was most enthusiastic. a special
train, with large reception committee aad
a large cannon, met the President at Mariet
to. Statutes were feed "a the presidential
trein approached Atlanta, factory whistles
F.; we're blown and bells were rung. The
President was welcomed by Governor
Norlhen and the party were driven abou
the city in carriages. After that re-
oeptions were held, at which large crowd:
we're present.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, April 16.-The steamer P. CD
land, from New York. was In collision in
the channel last night with the British
steamer Glamorgan. The Glamorgan was
so badly damaged that she soop filed and
sunk. The Calard Ia also damaged below
the water line.
BERLIN. April 16-Rsturns received from
"A OF the 81 districts wners the election was
held yesterday for member OF the Reich
stag, show that B smarck leads Schn &c teld
socialisl), his highest competitor, 2.44S
votes.
CALCUTTA, APP II 16. Serious religious dis
orders are taking place at Benares. one oftte
M st ancient cities in the world, owing to
the demolition OF the temple, which has been
place OF pilgrimage visited by the Hin
docs and Baddlsts from all parts OF India,
In orler to provide site for new water
works.
CALCUTTA. April 16 "A dispatch from
Raugoou states that Capt. Pfesgrave, who
WAS reported to have reinforced Lieutenant
Grant at Fort Thebs'. has met and defeated
force Of 800 ManipurlS. Capt. Presgrave's
mounted infantry detachment pursued tt @
M ,nipuris after their repulse and killed
fifty of them. There was DO loss OF life on
the British eide.
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Virginia Agriculturists.


The Virginia Sat, Board OF Agriculture
held large and successful meeting at Cape
Charles, yesterday. The immigration de-
parsment showed many Inquiries from east-
era and northern States and from England
The condition OF roads has thoroughly
aroused every member of the board to the
importance of adopting some bssis for their
permanent betterment throughout the
State. The subjects of drainage, fertil'z re
and agricultural education, together with
that of roads. were referred to the e1ecu-
tive committee who shall report at the next
quarterly meeting. The board adopted res
oluton urging the establishment OF g
weather sgoal service bureau at Lynchburg.
The subject Of farmers institute was cor :
sidered at length. The secretary of the
board was requested to ascertain the cost Of
securing the service Of desirable geologist
and mineraloeist aud report at the next
quarterly meeting.
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TELEGRAPaIC BREvITIEs.

The States attorney at Elkton. Md, has
teegrsphed the mayor of York, Pa, to re-
lease the two N, n held there on suspicion
of being the burglars who asssssinatad Mrs.
Richards on Sunday night.
freight train of 13 cars and three en-
gines on the Maryland Central railroad
broke through trestle this morning at
Fai.sion, near Baltimore. Nine men were
on the t,aio. Three were killed and TWO
badly j, jared. The cars were burned.
The jury In the s25.O 900 suit brought by
Henry Baus, carpenter Of Wood Haven.
agsinst Rev, AioysIus steff.ns, pastor OF st.
Joseph'd Roman Catholic church, Long Is
land Cisy, N. Y, for alleged alienation Of
ais wiie's sfectIoas, awarded the plaintiff
81. eco damages.
Rufus E aston, colorsd, was shot FIVE times
and Instantly killed at the St. Julien req
tanrant in Peoris, H., this moroinz by
Johony d itw:g. Esston bal threatened
the life OF Dsiiwig many times, and at the
time OF meeting this morning had bo.ch-
er's eaver uoder his coat.
At North Salem, n 7, ':si night, Old
Jesse Bockwo,d, who While n'sne from the
g,ip, dubbed his sgeJ w,fs 10 death Tues
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Slate Senator W. Fl. Woods, of Charlotte
county, died suddenly yesterday OF paralysis.
There was public demonstration at Mar
tinsvile yesterday ever the completion OF
the Roanoke and Southern Railroad to that
place.
at a meeting OF the Bard of the Western
Luna ic Asylum yesterday. the entire medi-
cal staff was re elected, including DR..
Haynes. the female physiciar.
The distllery ofthe Monticello Wine Com
pany and a stable adjoining at Charlottes-
Vile were burned TO the ground yesterday
morning. All the brandy and horses were
gotten cut of the buildings. The loss is con
siderable.
Gov jackson, Gov Mckinney OF Vrgiui 5,
Gov. Holt of North Carolina, and probably
Attorney General White, Attorney General
Scott of Virginia, and Attorney General
Davidson OF North Carolina, will 90 down
the bay with Commander Seth on the steam
or McLsne on May /, for the inspection oil
the oyster grounds and for general confer
ence with regard to the common Interests OF
The three Ststes.
The feature yesterday 10 the Virginia
Presbytery, Ia session ia Manchester, Was
the discussion of the subject OF the negro.
Rev a. L Phillips, in discussing the sub ect
OF 20 r Colored Work" among other things
said he did not believe the bsiterment of the
race could be accomplished by expectation
Mr.. Phillips, in speaking OF the colored
clergy, quoted colored professor of North
Carolina who said that of the 10. 600 coIored
ministers In the South only 1000 we're FL to
preach.
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day night, end who has been couGoad ;.
his home under the charge of an ofi,s,
ever since. committed suicide last pjob, \.
drinking mixture OF kerosene oil, red no.
per and alcohol.
The funeral OF Gen. Francis B. Soino,,
the veteran democratic statesman and msn
Der OF Cocgtess. took place this mor,io.
from the Church of the Imn .culAte Copcen
ton in New York. a congressional de sYe
ton from Washington, To. members ?,
Shields Post. NJ. 60. G. A. Il the Tsmm,
ny Hail general oommittes Of the l6 80.
s.mbly district, and hundreds of local moi,
tlcians attended the funeral, d,stb.
family and personal friends Of the deceased,
Requiem high mas wsa celebrated b. Rev.
Father Edward F. slsttery. Tas REMAINS
we're taken TO Greenwood cemetery.
John from, while carrying shcw case int A.,
employers store at Chicago last night o.,I,,
against passer-by. The stranger whipped ont.
dirk and plunged it repested y toto from brf,,
and disappeared from died in few minutes
The executors OF the will OF the late p,ro.
Napoleon have formally asked the French Govern.
ment's permission to inter his remains at Aisccio
the capital CT Corsica, where Napoleon was born
terrfi, cyclone passed two miles West Of
Gland, Texas, yesterday afternoon. One msn Wa,
| kille1, aud another bldly hurt The exten, If
| the damage is not yet known.
The New York bureau Of vital statistics records
for the asst "a hours ending at noon to-day show,
the mortality to b. the grestast OF any day this
year.
The Chicago Union gar IN .kers have deter.
mined to strike for increased wages amounting to
ST. per 1000 on each style OF cigars.
The Indiana bituminous coal operators hive
decided to resist the eight.hour day movement
announced for May /.
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aSgs g>sss56&
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Italy and the limited States

ROME. April 16.-In political circles some
disappointment Is expressed with MIR.
Blains's reply to the Marquis dl Rudini. 1t
Is oharscterIz d as "vsgae" and ''incon-
elusive" and as insisting merely on the status
quo.
LONDON, April 16.-The Globe and 81
James's Gazette agree 10 the opinion that Mr..
B aiue's note ia an able State paper. The
Times sage: "We sympath'z' With the
people OF the Uaited States In their determi.
nation not to allow vile social diseases like
the Mai, to take root. 1t Ia only just to re-
mind our kinsfok, however, that they dis
played very little Indignation where prsc-
tees, akin to the Malta, we're employed here
By Irish American extremists"
ROME, April 16.-The Marquis di Rudini
In the Chamber OF Deputies to-day. was
questioned 10 regard to Mr.. BIaine's answer
on the subject of the New Orleans lynch
ing. The Marquis, during the course Of
his reply, sald that Italy could not admit the
responsibility ofth United States 10 re-
gard to the acts OF the single States OF the
Uaion. This was question which inter.
ests every civilized government as vel
as Italy. he did not fear political Difficult
ties between Italy and the United States
but it was matter OF regret that 30 highly
oiylizsd country as the United States
should not fulfil the duties of justice ant
morality. This concluding remark OF ths
Marquis di Rudini was greeted with an out
! break of general applause. Continuing. th'
! Premier said that Italy could not admit tina
the diplomatic incident was closed until tb,
United States had acknowledged the dut.
OF delivering the guilty parties over to jus
/ tioe and had acknowledged the further dut.
If indempifylng the families OF the victim
who were italian subjects.
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ALL WHlrpED-There was an outrageous

ALL WHIPPED There was an ontrageoue
sample of mob law at the house OF a farmer
named Henry Church, about three miles
from Burton, w. Va about midnight Tues
day night. While Churcb's three daughters
we're 10 the house With a bred hand mob
of about twenty e We ma .ked men surround
ed the house, bnrst the doors from their
hinges and rushed 10. The hslf-aweke an6
acantiS -attIred inmates were hustled out OF
doors, and all four were given IN nnmerciiul
heating. This daDe. the mob act fire to the
building end it was burned to the ground
with its contents. Church, the father of the
girls, was i'll az the home of another OF his
daughters, and tn is escaped the fate of the
three girls. There is great excitement In
tho virjnitv
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Iris estimsted that the cost OF the Prssi-
dent's "swing around the circle" will be
fifty thousand dollarP, sum equal to one
years salsry OF his offiee. Mr.. Harrison, &C.
cordirg TO popu ar belief, is not rich man.
Il this be so, he Ia either recklessly ex
t.avagaut man, or he is under heavy obiigs
lions to some body else; neither OF which
conditions is pecmy or at all conducive to
the good reputation OF man occupying his
ncsitoN
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GENERAL BUTLER has bsen bottled up
again. This tine by Judge Carpenter. pre-
si6iog in the e. s. district court In Boston,
who lost Tuesday refused to entertain mo-
tion made by him in court, declined to rec
ogrize him as an attorney In that court, and
compelled him to keep his mouth shut while
in the courtroom. The redoubtable General
was almost hiiud with pent up rage, but the
Judse had the deedwood on him, and with
his usual prudence" the General accepted
the situation.
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Killed by a Burglar

EDwARDsvILLE ILL.,, April 16.-LAst night
Thos. 9. Clark was awakened by burglar,
and in attempting to capture him was cred
upon twice without effect. Mrs. Clark came
running to her husbands assistance. when
the burglar again fired, the bullet striking
her 10 the breast, producing fatal wound.
The murderer escaped.
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Court of Apneals Yesterday

Whitehead against Bradley. Argued and
submitted.
Thomas against Sellmsn Argued by Ed
Mich Ia tor appellant, AID John e. A!exar-
der for appsilees
Coleman against Sands registrar. Petit
ton for maudamus filled. Demurrer OF de-
fsndant To petition and motion to dismiss,
and continued until Friday next.
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AN ADVERTISING HINT.-D mt expect an
advertisement to bsar fruit in one night,
says tn Building Adrocate People who
advertise once 10 three months forget that
most folks cannot remember anything long-
or than about ssveu days Drifting adyer-
Using 10 dull times is like t,sring out dam
benAuse The wafer is low.
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ODD FELLOWS The Grand Lodge OF Odd Eel.
lows of Virginia yesterday electe1 the following
officers C. e. Whoat. of Stauuton, grand master
D. 2. stansbury OF Ale1a ldria. deputy grand mas
ter Thomas N. Render, OF Richmond, grand
warden e. Wiley DaV S. of Richmond, grand Sec
rotary; 10 ". Ferguson, of Richmond, grand
treasurer, aud James Robinson, OF Lynchbarg.
grand chaplsr.
The Grand Lodge viii meet in Richmond again