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copnecticut's Gubornatorial Muddle.

NEW HAVEN. April 1.-THE Guberna-
torial mudde, which has agita;ed this and
other States, was formally ushered into
court this morning. when ths papers in the
quo warranto proceedings by the Democrats
against the Republican Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor were served. The writs
are made returnable April 9th.
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lie coulu walk u Itties ous Sv"iu NV a. nN
fell down, and could not move Whea IN bed, haV-
ing no use OF his hands. l Immediately commenced
with the CUrICURA REMEDIEs, uSlns all freely.
One sore after another healed bOny matter form
ing in each one of these five deep ones lust before
heating which would finally grow loose and we're
taken out; then they would heal rapidly One of
these ugly formations preserve : After taking
a dozen and half bottles he was npletey cured.
and is now at the age OF years. strong and
healthy child. MRS L. = DRlGGS,
May 9. 1885. 6l2 f. Clay ST., Bloomington. I'LL
My grandson remains perfectly well. No signs Of
scrofula aud no sores. MRS. +. S. BRIGGS,
Feb. z. 1890 Bloomington, Ill
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Civil Service Class;t;cat;on

WASHINGTON. April 14.-Upon the rec
ommendation of the Civil Service Commits
sion, with the hearty concurrence of the
Secretary of the Interior and the Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs, President Harri-
son has ordered tile classification, under the
civil service, of school superintendent,
their assistants, school-teachers, physicians
and matrons in the Indian service.
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Urging southern Alliance Men.

TOPEKA (Kans.), April 14.-Frank Nc
Grath, President of the Kansas Alliance,
has addressed a letter to the Southern alli-
ances, urging them TO attend the Cincinnati
Convention and be prepared to act with the
intimatcs unless the Southern branch of the
order takes this step, the Northern States
will go back to the Republican party.
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limited in Wedlnnk

WILMINGTON Del). April 14.-The we'd
ding of Miss Mary Wilson, the eldest daugh-
ter of Major General James Harrison Will
son, who captured Jefferson Davis. TO
Henry Bailing Thompson took place Today.
Many prominent people of New York were
present. Conspicuous among the gifts was
q diamond loop from Charles A. Dana.
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TENNY's LAMENESs.

II the mile race Hocksey won, Cashier
ond and Ken March third. Time, 1:45.
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Fresh lavish nnnressinn-

ST. PETERSBURG, April IA ukase is
about to be issued, which withdraws tie
privilege given to Jewish workmen of re-
siding outside the limits assigned to the
Jews, and orders the expulsion of those liv-
ing without the pale. Two years grace is
granted to the p0ssessors of real property
and one years grace to others. This will re-
suit in the expulsion Of 1900 Jews from
Moscow.
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COALITION AGAINST FRANCE.
Germany VIII Conclude Commercial Treaties
With Several Countries

PARIS, April "A 1t was announced TO-
day that the German Government has de-
cided 10 conclude commercial treaties with
Belgium, Switzerland and Italy, in addition
to the commercial treaty now in progress
between Germany and Austria. This action
upon the part OF the German Government Is
understood to be that Germany is aiming at
a customs coalition between herself and the
countries mentioned against France.
The morning call., 1891-04-15
An Iowa Mystery.

MASON CITY Qcwa). April IA. - Hans
Petersen was found hanging in his home to-
day. The room exhibited signs of a terrible
struggle and blood was spattered about. He
was known to have considerable money in
the house, and it is thought he was mur-
dered for it and his body afterward sus-
pended. Some think it is case of suicide,
hnI cannot account for the blood stains.
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The Pnrtnrnese Cabinet

LONDON, April 1.-THE. Lisbon CORE
spandent Of the Times says that at to-day's
meeting of the Cabinet Council, the Minis
ter of the Interior aud the Minister of Pub
lie Works insisted upon rendering their
designations. Affairs have reached such a
state that a Cabinet crisis Is imminent.
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Gunboats for Venezuela.i

NYACK IN. Y, April 14.-An order has
just been received by the Tappan Sea Com
pany of Piermont, n. Y, to make four gun
boats for the Venezuela Government, nne to
70 feet long and IA feet beam, and the Others
Is feet long and ~ feet beam.
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A CORN RING.
Detectives Watching the Operations Of Mem
hnra NJ tin pnrlin pnrrnn

DeIs OF IHe btfIIn bOurse.
BERLIN, April 1.-the Ministry OF Com
merre has ordered the police agents to in
sti tute private inquiries in regard to the
corn ring, which. it is alleged, has sen.
enormous quantities of corn to Rotter-
dam in order to maintain the prices here
by artificial scarcity. Spectators for
fall have been reduced TO great difficulties
to deliver corn sold on account. IL is re-
ported that detectives are watching the
operations Of the Exchange, and all the
members of the ring will be expelled from
the Bourse, where intense excitement pre-
walls.
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Violated the Anti-Lottery Law.

WASHINGTON, April 14.-Nichoas Leib-
heimer. the manager of the Mexican In
ternational Banking Company of Juarez,
was arrested at Ell Paso, Tex, while in
the act of mailing a quantity of lottery cir
culars. Despite the Anti-Lnttery Act this
company has been flooding the United
States with lottery literature and in order to
save postage mailing 1t at Ell Paso.
The morning call., 1891-04-15
Vienna Municjnal EIection.

VIENNA. April 1.-THE municipal cleo
tion which was held here to-day resulted in
all the Liberal and anti-Semitic candidates
being returned, consequently all the candi-
dates OF the clerical party are excluded from
having any voice in the administration and
conduct of the public schools of this city.
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Americau Associatiou Games.

ST. LOUIS, April 14.-St. Louis s, Colum-
bus 9.
BALTIMORE, April 14.-BaltimOres ., Ath-
letics o.
WASHINGTON, April 14.-Washingtons Z,
Bostons 5.
LOUISVILLE. April a. Louisvilles 8,
CiucinnatiS 3.
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A priest Anniaentallu Killed

CINCINNATI, April 1.-The body of Rev.
Father Gordon. Catholic priest of New
port, KY, was found lying in an excavation
near sidewalk in this city yesterday morn =
ing. 1t is supposed the priest fell into the
hole while walking in the darkness. and his
death was the result OF suffocation.
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Coast-Defense Sites.

WASHINGTON, April 14.-S, csetary Proc
tor says that the bulk of the S7JOOOO appro-
priated for sites for coast defenses at New
York, Boston, San Francisco, Hampton
Roads and Washington will be used tor the
purchase of land at the first three points
named.
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STANLEY and the CONGO State.

NEW YORK. April 14.-Coneerning the
report from Brussels that Stanley has been
appointed Governor of the Congo State, the
explorer says: 81 haven't heard word of
it, as / certainly should if there were any
truth in the story"
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Decobain, the Irish Conservative nom
entity in the House of Commons,
is charged with one of the most abominable
of crimes, and before warrants were issued
for his arrest abundance of evidence was
obtained proving that he had carried on his
vile practices over long series of years.
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Will Return to the Stage.

New YORK. April 14.-An intimate
friend of Mrs. J. G. Blaine Jr. says that she
is not engaged to Dr. Bull. She will get
divorce from her husband, but will not 90 to
South Dakota. Size intends to return to the
stage.
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California Pensions.

WASHINGTON. April 14-California PEN
sions: Archibald Mcdonald, James T.
Henry, Alfred Roberts, William II. Percy,
Benjamin +. Williams. Benjamin Rabe,
Charles Church, Kate widow OF John Bres-
Ia
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Changed His Religion.

DUBLIN April 1.-THE Freeman's Jour
nal asserts that Justin Hunt Mccarthy, son
of the anti-Parncllie leader, will shortly
announce his conversion to the tenets of
Buddhism
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Parnell,s Brother.

ATTAIN IA, April 14.-John II. Parnell, a
brother of Charles S. Parnell, who conducts
fruit farm near Wesiport, has been sum-
moned TO Ireland, probably 10 enter Parlia-
ment.
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nna tn the Tariff Law

LONDON, April 14.-The Wech tin platers
will close their works for one month from
July 1st, being forced to restrict the output
in consequence oil the new American tariff
law
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Pulsifer Doubts if the Colt Will Ever Start in
Race Again

MICE again.
NEW YORK, April 14.-Pulsifer is very
sad over TennY's sudden lameness, and
doubts whether lie will ever go to the post
again. The lameness is in the off hind foot,
which has twice disabled him before. The
lameness does not show until Tenny gets
warmed up with exercise. The trouble Is
supposed to be with the novicular bone.
The majority of trainers at Morris Park,
however, believe that Tennv will come out
all right, and may be able to run at the
Brooklyn. Los Angeles is in fine condition,
and Senorita looks well and goes well.
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a PARLIAMENT OF SCANDALS.
Decobain, the Irish Conservative, Charged
With Serious Crime

New YORK, April 15.-The HeraId's Lon
don special says: never remember Par
lament in connection with which SO
many dreadful personal scandals have
occurred as that now sitting. Edward
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The Congo Free State,

BRUSSELS. April 14.-EtOie Beige says
that Henry M,Stanley has been appon ted
Governor of the Congo State.
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DISSATISFIED JAPANESE.
The Revision Of Foreign Treaties Affecting
Religious Matters

Religious Matters.
BALTIMORE, April 14.-Bishop Wilson Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South, in
speaking of his visit to Japan, says: "The
revision of the treaties with foreign pow
ers affects to some extent the foreign
missionaries. Under the treaties the for
eign powers reserve the right TO have their
citizens tried before their own courts. and
all questions in which foreigners are inter-
ested are to be submitted for trial before
foreign courts. The Japanese think it
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Cuticura ReSolvent

The new Blood Purifier, internally go cleanse
the blood OF all Impurities and poisonous eie-
ments, and thus remove the cansel, aud Curt-
cuRA. the great Skin Cure, and CUrfCuRA soar, an
exquisite Skin Beautiher, externally ito clear the
skin and scalp and restore the hair, cure every
disease and humOr of the skin aud blood, from
pimples to scrofula.
Sold everywhere. Price CurIcuRA, 50c; soar.
25c: REsoLvESr, 81. Prepared by the PorrEn
DRus AND CHEMICAL CoRPoRArJoN, Boston,
RS-Send for allow to Cure Blood Diseases
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KILLED THE CHILD.
A Father Uses His Son as a Shield From
Bullet

CHEYENNE, April 14-George McDer-
mott. living in Big Horn Basin, beat his
wife Sunday, and she took refuge with the
Madden family. McDermott sent word that
unless the woman came home he would kill
all of them, and started over. leading his
boy and carrying a rifle. Tom Madden came
out with his gun; Madden raised the rifle
and McDermott raised the boy Madden
fired and the shot struck the child, killing
it instantly and fatally wounding the father.
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Hall by the Journey
men BARRIERS League of
California.
At II O'Clock five
regulation barber-chairs
were placed on the
stage, basins of soap
suds arranged in posi-
tion and the other neces-'
saries for removing a
customers whiskers
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A SAD CEREMONY.

The Remains OF Count Lewenhaupt Inferred
in the Bayard Vault.
WILMINGTON (Del), April Il. - The
remains of Count Lewenhaupt were inferred
this afternoon in the Bayard family vault
in the old Swedes Cemetery. Members of
the family. relatives and friends, all of
whom attended the wedding of Count
Lewenhaupt to Miss Ellen Bayard thirteen
days before, assembled 10 see the last rites.
Upwards of 1000 persons were present at
the cemetery.
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FLYING RAZORS.
Chin.Scraping Contest of Jour.
neymen BARRIERS.
Charles Gordon Removes the Lather in the
Fast Time Of 311a Seconds
Gains the Gold Medal

A shaving contest for the championship OF
the Pacific Coast was the main attraction
last night at the ball given In B'nai Birth
The morning call., 1891-04-15
A SCROFULOUS BOY
Running Sores Covered His Sody and
Head. Bones Affected. Cured
by cuticura Remedies.

When six months Old the left hand OF little
grandehld began to swell and had every appearance
of n large boil We pOuticcd il. but ali TO no pur-
pose. About five months after 1t became a running
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-25
Latest from the Wires.

The tug Vulcan. from New York for Jackson
Vile, went ashore on tho north breaker near
Charleston, \. c., yesterday. The tug Is total
wreck, but no lives were lost
The wsr-shps Atlanta and Boston sighted
Pensacola harbor Yesterday but laid OF waiting
the arrival Of Admiral Walker with the remain
der OF the white squadron, which arrived ct
noon.
The steamship Alyo, which arrived at New
York yesterday from West Indian ports, reports
that she left at Port-au-Prince, February LIST,
the United States steamers Philadelphia and
Petrol. ALI we'll.
A receiver is asked at Chicago for the Lone
Star Cotton Picking Machine Company In bill
fled by Rufus j. Robertson, a stakeholder The
court issued an Injunction restraining any dis
position OF the stock Involved.
Sir John A. Mac Donald was rendered the nomi-
nGtion Of the LIBERAL Conservative Association
Of Kingston, Ont (Csnadal, for the House OF
Commons before very large audience at King
ston last night, and accepted it,
Chief Engineer George II. White, United States
navy, died in Philadelphia yesterday. lie was a
native OF Pennsylyania and about nifty ght
years old, and during period OF over thirty
years was In almost continuous active service.
When the Illinois Joint Assembly met TO vote
for senator yesterday morning several mem
beers Of both parties were absent on Sccount oil
Illness. Both parties therefore rofralned from
voting, tho only vote cast being that Of the pre-
siding officer for Palmer
The Pottstown CPa) Iron Company yesterday
posted notices that, beginning March 9Th, the
wages OF puddlers will be reduced from s375 to
g. 70 per ton Of 2,2i0 pounds. This will reduce
the wages OF helpers 70 81 cents a heat and other
employees in proportion.
Information has been received at Natchez
that work on the HendersOn-Ashlcy loyee has
been abandoned by the contractors. The water
Il now going through the gap very rapidly and
the result will be the flooding OF large portion
OF the lower portion OF Concordia parish. Some
damage will also DO done 10 planters.
A disastrous fire, which destroyed nearly the
entire business portion Of Edna, Mo-, occurred
early yesterday morning. The total loss Is about
100000. The heaviest losers are J. l. Yon, dry
goods j. e. Brum & Son, general merchandise
c. NJ. Brum & Co.. grocers j. Bishops, boots
and shoes, and the Knox County Bank.
The Republican State Convention Of Michigan
WAS held at Jackson yesterday The resolutions
adopted favor pure ballot and the force bill
endorses the Mckinley bill, aud favOrs the pur-
chase by the Government OF this country's en-
tire silver product and the Issue OF silver coin OF
OF silver certificates OF fun legal tender therefor
Fire yesterday destroyed the spinning-mil
owned by the Burlington Cotton-Mills Company
az WiDoOski, W. Tue names spread 80 rapidly
that tho employees were obliged % escape By
ropes, and In doing so John Taylor. foreman
was badly II not fatally burned. Nelson IounG
was also severely burned, and Joseph Portion
sustained a bad cut on his thigh The loss u
fl5O,OO0; insurance, $4,000. The loss in the
village OF Winoosh will be $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-25

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
FEBRUARY "a. 1891.
SALES
wHgAr.-il0 bushels
CoRA-2000 busnels
QUOTATIONS..
WaRAr.-Longberry. siasi.i1 MIXED. s9c.s
sl.Oo. shortberry, ssc- afL0d
COaS,-Whits. 6aa6ic. Mixed, oia63c.
OArs.-White, No. 2. 54s55c. Mixed. No. z
s2a5sc detected, sosAsc. Winter uor ssedh oos
65c
RYR-HQaenc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-25

chose to reveal private conversation be
had had with Messrs. Dillon and Ubrien
before they were put in Jail II would over,
whelm their opponents with contempt and
prove that the latter alone were guilty OF
preventing q reinion. Not content WITT,
wrecking the party their opponents had
not hesitated TO attribute TO MI. Q'brien
a malversation of funds. The speaker de,
MED that the American mission had faiied
in consequences the publicity given 70 fhe
O'Shea divorce case The mission ended, he
said, after Messrs. Dillon and O'Brlen had
declared against Parnell. Did the Mccar-
thyites. he asked. suppose that men like
Flynn and Kenny could succeed after
Dillon and O'Brienp He and ms coli
leagues claimed, in spite of the declara-
tons of the bishops. the fullest freedom
Of speech and action in the domain or
politics. The bishops were trying to make
their power paramount over the VIII OF
the country and to create the greatest OBJ
stacle TO the triumph of home rule that
the wit ofman had ever devised.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-25

Tor fourteen years should be voted ~ "a
OF the enterprise. ~ "''
Inns provision, IL will DO seen. wou,d
can ,or the footing Of the entire bin prac'
t;caliy ny the Government. and II IL neck
anead OF any barc-faced grab that was ever
attempted, Private enterprise built other
cables, and II Ia nothing short Of robhins
the treasury to enrich individuals.
WHO Is BEHIND mr.
When the diplomatic bill came bark
rom the senate Representative McCreary
moved TO send the same to the FOREIGN Az.
iairs Committee, and has been doing his
utmost s most 20 bave this job knocked out, but
az ms writing II still stands, and some of
tno Republicans are saying that unless the
House recedes the whole bill NAV be lost
shrewd New Highlander named Hartweii
Is behind the Job aud has worked tho Re.
pubhcans shrewdly. '''0 ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-25
MARKETS BY reLeaaApn.
NEW YORK.

WV war. February s&--Cotton quietj
sales to-day, "a bales uplsnd., g. v,es ~,
5-iec. net receipts, all ports, M,o'e passs, ~.
ports-to Grsas Britain, ~ baies a 20 hsisS.
sicck, 7s4.sso bales. southern Hour dun ana
weak: common 10 fair extra, faSaH * ~
choice do, tss$5.1 Wbsat-Jhe maraos wi
and weaker; No. 2red, tLOsH "a eies ~ x,, *
west selling freely here; No. REQ, fepvs 1
S1.OsH; March. si.0eR; May, G64 cokn
higher aud moderately active, ciosins nfn ~
2 eka6ihe IN sleyator; cp.,ons, ~, Hs W. az ~
port: Fsbruary, axe: March. Sc; lay
oiHe. Oats fairly sctive and higher NO re-.
b4acsc.: options mare sctive and stronger; 20
rusry. b4c. March, essaSshe NAY 49,
Hope dun and weak State, common 70 ehoics,
2qaa5c. Pacific coast. 29sS4c. Consc-OpSons
opened nrm and unchanged % ~ points up end
: Gle ssssy s !. iSsa ~ ssa lS'a Nav .U ss:
$3.50; spot Rio higher and nrm fnir cargoees
sia SssisSo No Z, siSiskaiss3. sugar,.ksv
arm and In fair doDapd: fair refining. 3sc
ana arm G, s s-lsa5hc. extra 9. 5Aa3kc.:
white extra q, 8 sLi6a5sc. yellow, Liza
5 BLOC. off A, ii-isa5,c.; mould A, e1-ioc.
standard A. SIC conieesloansS a. usr,;, ea
8p-iec. Molssses--New Orleans quiet and steady;
common to fancy. Ha32c. Riccstesdy and dun;
domestic. fair TO extrs, 5ee&e. Japan, oeokc.
Petroleum stsady and quiet; refined All porv,
z 25a7 SOC do In bulk. a.95c. Coiton-eeed cii
Arm ana quiet; crude. oti grade. a3aeec. yel:
low, of grade, aska2sSc. kosin quiet snd
steady strained, common 70 COCO, sa4s NE t,;
Turpentine Gull but steady AZ t0st1&c Wod
quiet aud nrm domestic fleece, sta5sc puiteds
28as3c. Texas, l7a2ac. PORK easy and quiet.
Old mess, fg.g5ssio; now mess, uO5oatii extra
prime. tsas9.s0. Beef quiet and weak family,
is50esl05O; extra mess, s6oosNxA beef-bams
dull but firm AT $3.50. Tierced beer Irregular
city extra India mess, STRATA. Cutmeete steady
and quiet; picked bellies, Ssssc:; do. shonl.
ders. bxc DC. hams, 7assc. Aiddles dull and
wsas :: short-clear, $40. Lard weaker and moro
active: western steam, fAe2k city. faso; March,
1891 May, S6.03 bid. freighs week and dull
cotton, I'D: grain. 2d.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, February 2l.-Cash quotations we're
az follows: flour steady aud unchanged
Whest-No. white, 93ks9ic. No spr'ng,
CSC. No. red, 9oAsg6ac. No corn,
b9Lc. No. oats, 46s4sEc. Mess-pork, 81 SOas83 70.
Lard, s5.51 xafa60. Shortrib sides Qoosel, ta6Os
Sass. Dry sailed shoulders lboxedl, tSwasG
short-clesr sides boxed, sLs0estS. Whisky.
fila.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-25
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Meeting of the school Board-Adjudgeo
n Lunatic-PersonaI, sc.


The February meeting Of the Manchester
School Board was held last night, Win ha sno
president. Mr.. John O'Brien, in the CHAR.
The other members present were secresaIy
d. J. Weisiger, w. l.. Robinson, ). II. feI-
due, J. ii. Busby, Decatur Edwards W. n
Carr, and superintendent Pulliam; ~,
The Committee on Grades submitted
report on regular holidays, which was
adopted. Under this provision the schq Tn
will be closed hereafter as follows: roI
Christmas from December 23d to January
Cd, except when peculiar, circumstlaIn AM
cause change to be made: Lees DiI.n-
dav. Jannary 10th; Washington's anmyer-
saTv, February 22d; Easter and IhanAs-
giving day. xvois;
Messrs. Robinson. Edwards, and Welsi-
ger we're appointed a special committees W
look into the matter OF increased accom-
modations for the schools, which nave
grown so rapidly that the present puiiu-
ings will soon not be large enough Ior
them. 30.
ADJUDGED A LUEAT1c.
Jacob Coleman, an aged negro man VINO
has been living about here for some years,
was adjudged insane yesterday py J us'i ~
Perdue, Holt, and Robinson, who sat IN Tue
case. He was examined in the Mayor >
Court room. and the testimony OF Dr. .. IL
Ingram was that the old man had become III,
sane from disease. He was locked up III jan
until he can be gotten into an asylum.
Alexander Thomas, young white man ~
was arrested Yesterday by Justice John w.
Caudle in the First Ward on charge VI
feloniously cutting Mrs. Iinsley with
knife, with intent TO MAIN, disable, GIo,
figure, and kill He will have q hearing
before Justice Perdue this morning.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Governor Mckinney was in Manchester
a day or two ago, and drove out 10 foIeS.-
Hill Park. with the. beauty Oh WHICH Ito
was greatly impressed.
Mayor A. C.. Atkinson left YESTERDAY, Tor
brief business trip to Southwest VIZ
ginia. 81, o.
Rev. Mr.. Jackson. of Chesterfield, was
in the city yesterday. -
Mrs. ID. p. Branch is visiting her sister,
Mrs. J. w. Bronaugh, on Porter street.
The Presbyterian chUrch-yard II Oeihg
turfed and adds very much TO the appear
| ance Of the surroundings:
The work of altering and beautifylhg
Leader Hall is being pushed with vim
| and will probably be completed WITHIN
about ten days. ii.
In the Mayors Court yesterday-Justicee
Perdue presIding-two parties were nleu
| IS each for fighting IN the street suhuay
night.
The Board of Directors Of the Manche.S1;;
ter Methodist Sunday Union VIII
meet Thursday evening ct 1880 O'CLOCK III
| the lecture-room of Central church:
Mr.. II. V. Goode and Miss Ruby Il. Camp
will be united in marriage tonight at tne
residence of Mr.. Camp, in Chesterfield
| county.
| The Chamber of Commerce banquet
committees held meeting yesterday alter
noon and talked over many matters OF
detail in connection with the banquet 10
| be gwen about the 10th of March.