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John oAntssy Aesd MT, two years
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Attachment Against . hank D,.mi...a

Attachment Against Bank Dismissed.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March mir. John Henry
Ksene, IT,, counsel for the National Farmers
and Planters Bank Of Baltimore, this morning
had dismissed the attachment issued by that
bank on the 4th instant for go. 900. Mr.. keene
states that the suit has been satisfactorily ad-
justed and settled by the bank and Mr.. bravo.
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Arrest Of /. Nihilist Ass.ssiu.

ST. PETERSBURG, March THE nihilist
leader, Degadjef, who in 1883 sssassinated the
chief Of the secret police, has been arrested in
Kostroma, 200 miles northeast of Moscow, where
he was found living under an assumed name
and in the house of q government official. The
police have made other arrests and 1t is ex-
peeted that sensational developments will re-
su1t
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Is PITY We
WRITTEN PRoD
CORDIAL
WE 10
MIsISFoR
IS
AMONG FURTHER NOTICE
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Working for Mr.. Culberson.

working tor MI CuiDerson.
The democrats are trying 70 secure the ap-
pointment OF Representative Culberson Of
Texas to one OF the newly created circuit judge
ships.
Mr.. Culberson 10 reelected to the Fifty-sec-
oud Congress, but would resign TO take that
position. He is regarded as the best lawyer on
the democratic side Of the House.
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DISGRACE ovERcAME HIM.
Boston Travelling Man Short in HI
Accounts Shoots Himself.

Accounts Shoots Himself.
PORTLAND, Me-, March 7.-E. G. Lindsay. q
middle-aged travelling man for the Oriental
Tea Company of Boston, shot himself at hotel
here during the night and was found dead this
morning. He left letter to the landlord. re-
questing that his wife at Biddeford be no
tified, and giving instructions as to
how his body was to be disposed of.
The probable cause for the act was that he was
short in his accounts, as a letter and two tele-
grams were found on his person asking for
money, which he was known to have collected,
and ordering him to report to Boston without
delay.
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a Ghastly Relic Frem Nlchssurr.

The War Department to-day received q ghsstlv
relic through the mails, namely, the ashes,
httie scraps OF blanket brass buttons Of The unS-
form and the bullet which doubtless killed him
OF Onion soldier. The body was found 10 en-
cavating near vicksburg Miss. These relies
came IN little pasteboard box by Registered
mail, which vas opened on Mr. Hanna Aeak
at The War Department In the presenee 81
secretary Proctor. and, IL is needles 20
say, was hastily carried. st arms
length, from the room. The sender
transmitted these proofs Of the charactsr Of
his hnd under the mistaken impression th.t he
would be entitled 10 a reward OF cas- upon the
authorities.
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Failure Announced ON the Stock Exchange.
New York, March THE failure of A. z.
Nichols is announced on the Consolidated Stock
Exchange. Over 1900 shares were bought and
sold for his account.
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Nash Signs With the Boston Leae

Nash Signs With the Boston Leaguers.
BosroN, March IA dispatch received this
morning from Billy Nash, the third baseman,
who is now in San Francisco, states that he has
accepted the terms Of the Boston league direct
ors. Nash will probably captain the league
team and will receive $1,000 a yea.
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ID line in the London Stock Market.

-Hue IN tHe 1onuon SUCK MATKet.
LONDON, March There was q decline in
prices at the stock exchange today. The fall
was due to the fact that q prominent house in
the silver trade which is reported to be in difi-
Guilty had an enormous stock exchange ac-
count open, which the liquidstors of the con-
Germ are compelled to close.
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BHArry ArrofNTEn

~ 0essed~st Again Nssse. him for Dis>gevs
SsAge On Iasha4
Ihs Prssidsas this morning appointed J.as
n. Beatty 70 BE- United States district jude Ger
the district Of Idaho. Judge Bssstys aH.s
vas sent IN 10 the Senate, but vas isft unsc,sd
upon. aud the question has since been
raised whether or not the Pr,~.s~ut
mas me night TO appoint him noe.
has been urged that shh bsins e.
original once and not vacancy shs neninssis
should be made during session. In thi. re.pect
the case differs from that OF Matthews, whom
President Cleveland appointed 70 be rece-aes
OF deeds Tor the District during . recess .fssF
the senate bad rejected his name.
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MARRIED..

1891, AZ the psrsopAge, By the Rev Dr k~sghtn-sn
NJ; John Y LAhbDkN 20 Mias fLokENct ~.
kEksHAw. both Of this city.
wAGNER-PIGOTT. On March 4. 1881, by d
Ssss Mt Patch At be r~-iasncs cHhIsIiN
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BallOtinu in Illinois.

sPnINaFIELD, ILL.,, March Nineteen MEM
bers represented the joint assembly today
One ballot was taken with the following result:
Palmer, IA, Streeter, 4; Ogiesby 1.
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The American Loan and Trust Company.
NV YORK, March Judge Beach in su-
preme court chambers today appointed Mr..
J. Edward Simmons receiver of the American
Loan and Trust Company and 6xed the amount
Of his bonds at S2OO, 0O0
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BishoP Paddock Much weaker.
Bosros. March 7.-Bishop Paddock passed .
very restless night, and his condition this
morning was Q great deal weaker than IL was
yestsrday.
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Marriage Llceusea,

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: James E.
Burdette and Julia A. Walker; Jacob z. Miller
and Maude r. Hansberger. both Of Spring
Creek, Va
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NINE. A. Rurprrrs FACE BLrAcH
Has done iapch ier me would i were in my power
The above 1. N sStEss. isym New Jersey l.dys LET.
plesion spscislist asaiy.
sA1LOwNEss. FLESH WORMS, OtLiNEsS. &c.
EhRE OF fGiiifi6Ss. ny Only skAScE
sddrs Or x ssSd Or Valuable pcT Atom f'rsss
NINE. A. RUPERT,
p2o a. a. w., wsshingten, D, c.
Open also Wednesday and Saturday sveninx. TIL
Pm. fe1S
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT CHANoxs.-Promo
tions: Miss A. n. Travis, from $3.50 per day {,
a per day, supervising architects Office, Mis-
N. Hanna from class to class 2, internal reve
nue. Office; Miss NJ. r. Langtree, from class ]
to class 1, internal revenue ONCE; Miss n. Z
Wilson, from class ID TO class 4, internal reve
nue. Office; Miss NJ. Brennan, from s470 TO e54s
from GLASS / to class 4, fifth auditors once
Hager Bouck. from class ID 20 class 1, fifth aud
itor's Office; Miss s. p. Grogan, from class 3.
class E, second auditors Office; Q. r. jenkins
from e700 TO class ID. life-saving service; Mis-
n. ID. Green, from ESQ 10 class z, secret ssrv
day TO ~ per day, supervising architect's Office
PERSONAL. Mr.. and Mrs. woolworth and
Miss Z. G. Taylor of sandusky, Mr.. and Mrs
A. s. Newbold and Mrs. John 8. Newbold Of
Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. NJ. Williams Of
Lowell, Mass, Geo. p. Lindsay and Miss Lind
say of Chester, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs Columbu,
J.H. Loughman and Ricardo Acosta of NewYork
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Msckey Of Philadelphia ano
@. g. Eddy of Roanoke are at the Arlington
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 8. Eaton Of Portland, Niss H
d. Lander, Miss G. ID. Emmerton. Miss A. b
Emmerton of Salem, Mass, DIR. and Mrs w. O.
Pipino Of Dies Moines, G. s. Keebard, jr., OF
Chicago, W. T. Hotchkisa, Felix VALLEY. James
w. Colburn Of New York, Geo. II. Towle OF
Boston and 8. y. Fitz Roy of Galveston are
At the Eormandie.-Mr. and Mrs. j. J. More
house Of Salisbury, Conn, Il. c. Radford and h.
N. Curtis Of NewYork are at Chamberlin's.-
Alexander C: Ferguson and A. G. Ferguson,
IT,, of Philadelphia, James b. Moore and David
}. Dannat Of New York and Edward @. Isham
Of Chicago are Ut WormleyA-Marlin b Bsv.
ing, q. L. Collins and r. Y. Townsend of Phila-
are ct welcker's-Mr. and Mira R. Tassart
and Misoes Mary and Alice Taggart Mr., and
Mrs. Aug. D. Shepard and Floyd b wa
son Of New Ycrk, 9. Rysn Of Kausas
City and Mrt Anna Osy oren-
Sss T. = nss q Ne. i YORK. ' ps:d q
w. Va, and I. d. Palmer Of Haltimore, are ct
The RaaAall-Robert W. johnson Of Boston,
C. b. Dosmho6 and T. J. Joyce, Cinoi.nsa
nr; and Mra Lyman, 7. nevry, ga Irsnsiseo,
De- Hoinss, N. ia T. I.rbsu, Hssdvilis, i.
Y, W. L Sherwood, Providsnss, Mr.. cad Ma.
\. 4. Caldwell and Mir c. b Caldwell, NEW
Yorh, Q: h. Boyd, o. 8 O. g, 4 @. wassA
Ysl.esssoss Rsst I'D NJ; "a Ma
Mr.. and Ma ". C. bslssl, Mr.. end Mira @.
". Psbsr Of New York. NJ. n. Rssspols Of
Italy, Marquis de TeIleyrand PsriGon Of Paris,
z & 'etnsrt, n. p. Beovn, Theo. Z. Hieks end
A. 9. Eissnbssss q PhfleAslphiA, Pa, srs a
A b Cathcast Of Ha,tnrs. M, O. Il
Psyas q New Yerk ass a &c TFsdeaiA
NT. Edv. ". De KAighA- peisses sscrstaey a
Representative Nsidringhsas II g. Lea lsayo
tor OsliforniA nsxt wssk.-. ". etaalsy e
Oinetnnat y. y. Hanlin q Nev Yogk end 4 ".
Isyasr e ytrginia egs ~ - ueeEspsli1aa-
uEasst @. esvaed q Nsv Yea, Ja1ss A o.
nae q 9iddlsesrcaeh, ~. and Rev. J. ~
ter1sA e valaka. IA, sEs q ~ Nstis.sl--
4 ?. naAAvip e Cleveland, J. l. opsssy e
0hiaeRa = l. bsdins e hroohayn, -. -
NJ 3 ossla NV Isss - nsa niSehs =
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Range Of the Thermometer.
The following were the readings at the signal
office today; Sam, 80; 2 pm, "a. Msximsn,
81; minimum, a.
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&C., -. Chiilcsts u Colorado Dsse.
Dxsyxl, Col. March 2. -Ex-8snstof Geo. u.
Chillcott Of Colorado disd in St Louis ysutss-
day Of Bgights disease.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.
SECRETARY PRocroR will leave town Monday
afternoon for months trip in the south.

RECIPROCITY INDoRsED.-Mr. Taurus LOOMS
Of New York waited on Secretary Blaine at the
State Department this morning and pre-
sented a testimonial from wholesale dry
goods merchants, exporters and others Of
the city of New York, irrespective Of
party. expressing their appreciation of his sc-
ton in the matter Of reciprocity with Brazil
and their trust that ''ths wise and far
seeing policy thus inaugurated may
be extended to other South Ameri-
can nations, thus materially increasing
the commercial prosperity Of the United
States" The testimonial contained the sigma
lures of nearly 200 prominent business men,
representing an invested capital Of go 0o0, 600.
II was inclosed in . handsome morocco case
suitably inscribed.
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DALfIM0HE March s.-Co.soa Guiee-mid-
souiSsra arm; Ials. lessiss IesSisszy. 20.
steady; No. Winter 70, spot, Log March, i.o1
20 yellow, Gkes4 western I'm; mixed pct 60
81 .sss.sE ssssi os.s s.oai -asSSssiss
Witt: e,fes1; %, d.. nlzedL snas4l6 sEsas1 Ne.
:: -csssss ssslSs ssea g Psi@s: -; ss::ss
s Give r ss assssss4 "a es css:
VIE VIA: sst is;'ss Hsssss ' y ssss:i
nALTinc1E nssss s:-ysE1.ss sss-ssqs.. =
ern Central stock. MI censui1aspd - boa6s.
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BLOOD, BLooDu BLoop,u
scRoFULA. RHEUMATISM. ECZEMA, BLACK.
HEADS, PIMPLEs. BLOTCHEs AND
ALL SKIN DISEASES.
WILLIAMS ARE sARsAPARfLLA
wILLIAMs' ABsOLUTELY sARsAPARILLA
WILLIAMS CURED SARsAPARILLA
WILLIAMS BY sARsAPARIILA
WILLIAMS USING sARsApARILLA
WILLIAMS OR sARSAPARILLA
WILLIAMS THE SARsAPARILLA
WILLIAMS MONEY sARsAPAAILLA
WILL BE REFUNDED.
100 DOSES FOB 30 GENTS
Manufactured and for sale BIZ
+. Q. WILLIAMS Z CO.. DRUGGISTS,
Under Masonic Temple.
fell 7-tu thks
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Albert Marshall and George W. Steward, a
cOlored man and buy, were before Judge
Miller today as suspicious persons. Policeman
LYDIA charged that they attempted to pass q $40
confederate bill and the courtrequired them to
give bonds or 60 down for ten DAYS.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Railroad 18at lis Columbia Fire insurance, IL
at 49,: Commercial Fire Insurance, 100 at AZ
American crspnophone, ]; At y. .. wasS IN ss
Loan savs snS T,d so1 COMPANY isass
1915 bid. g. s. Is. coupon, 1907, 10 BID, III
asked. .. s. registered, 1901. lsi bid, lsa asked
gold. iocs bid. - asked Per imp. "a, 1881, cur.
rene lOsk bid, - asked. Market stock e, 1894
cur y, ic!k bid. seyear funds lsea gold, l0l \
Water s,ock 7s 1901. currency, 10 BID, iss ssked
Water stock, Is, currency, 1904 iss bid leo asked
Miscellaneous bonds Washington ana george
town Railroad, 1910, q, 1Ol bid. = asked. Wash
s % s,a ana Ssorastown ksi!rOsd Ccuyerbs g
LOAN bid,- asked. Washington Market Company,
list mortgage g. los bid,-asked. Washington Mar.
and Trust Company. IS, 100 bid, los asked Wash,
ing ton Light Infantry LIST mortgage 1894 90 bid.
Washington Light Infantry 81, Is, 1904. 9s bid,
lis pa #shi 6S%Ps Gs: iss sss
Company s'i Is 3D. S.ia IS;
National Bank stocks-Bank Of Washington, $50
bid, = asked Bank Of Republic, $50 bid, = asked.
Metropolitan, s!5 bid. - asked. Central, 800 bid.
cSsnics, loo bid. = asked. Citiasns', iao BID,
iso asked. Columbia, lss BID, 100 asked: Capt:
s q: ss nS a ;1s ma ws End .as, g Biz
100 bid. Us asked Ohio, 4sH "a. g asked. n'n'
Railroad washingtos and Georgetown.
s1ss sa 9essS s AND s sSsae
Home. 50 bid, IS asked Gsofgesown and Ten
insursacs ssocfs-Firsmen., &, bid. = asked
Franklin; s. bid; r. asked nstropolit.a. g bid, :
ssss "a sS sS g ,.IsS
lumbia. Is bid. 16H asked Gsrman,Amsrican.
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The voting for the fremsp's hat and belt do
mated by Mrs. A. II. Thomas of Harmony booth
at the Knights of Pythias' fair'closed last even
ing and Foreman A. ]. Sullivan Of Engine Com
pany No. was the successful competitor, hav-
ing received |, 4S6 votes.
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DISTRICT GOvkRAsIExr.
THE STREET RAILWAY yuponRrrI

According TO the amendment which passed
Congress in the deficiency bill compelling the
Washington and dsorgstovn Railroad Com
to satisfy and psy 70 the District Within
sighteen months the fnll amounts Of The judg-
ments that ware rendered against them, or
else forfeit their chsrter, the District revenues
will be fAttsnsd 70 the extent Of ga, ~, ~.
town Railroad Company VII pay "a. IoSSo
and the Metropolitan railroad ej6l ,a1S,0l, TO
thts. interest q Gix per cent nom Me day Of
jpuSmsnt WIN have 70 BE- Addsd.
slsczxs.Axnors.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market. reported BY special
wire to Cofson and Macartney. l4lH street.
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BnoScH1r1s Cun.D.
AFTER SPENDING TEN WINTERS SOUTH WAS
CURED BY SCOTS EMULSION.

TAO CENTER ST. NEW YORK.
" June %, 1893.
tracsd bronchial affections and since then have been
obliged to spend nearly every winter SOUTH Last
vembsr Was advised to try SCOTS EMULSION OF
COD LIVER OIL with HYPaospHITEs. and to
my surprise relieved at once. and BY continuing
three months entirely cured gained Aesh and
strength. and was able to stand the bsssrd and
attend to business every day.
7. O. CHURCHILL.
Sold by all Druggists. oci
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Nisho,es eehnside! hes been apPointed /
privste Of the nrst clss on ths polaes fore'
nice olmstead removed.
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sss ~ = 8. J. sss s: 80 :a
Smyrna times., 1891-06-10

THE leading trust companies and
capitalists of Philadelphia have taken
a position within the last few weeks
against lending money on mortgages
unless it is mutually agreed that the
obligations entered into shall be paid
at maturity in gold coin and the inter
est accruing from time to time shall
be paid in the same kind of currency.
While this has been the requirement
that has confronted most new borrow
ers, it has been an almost general de-
mand of those persons who have de-
sired that maturing mortgages shall be
renewed.
A large amount of capital, says the
Press, is invested in Western mortga
ges by local capitalists, and trust com
panies. Within the last three month;
great numbers Of these have come due
and in nearly every instance with the
maturing of the obligation has come ;
request for a renewal. This has beer
met in nearly every instance by fla
refusal unless the mOrtagOr wOulC
agree to pay both interest and princi
pal in gold coin of current weight anC
ineness.
Smyrna times., 1891-06-10

The election in Wilmington on Sat
urday resulted in q political revolu-
tiOn, the city government which has
been in the hands of the Democrats for
seven years turning over in all its de-
partments to the Republicans in maiori-
ties ranging from 400 to 900. The
Republicans claim they have had a
majority of the legal voters for years
bat failed because so many of them
were left off the assessment list or in
timidated at the polls. The Demo-
Gratis claim that their opponents have
taken up the same methods and sue
ceeded by fraud or riot. The EUerV
EUening however, speaking for the bet
ter element Of its party, saws the defeat
was a revolt against bossism in local
pOlitics-Dickey, Neary, Donoho, Lee
DC, and that many Democrats staid at
home to emrhe ..er protest against
the domiu ..eae men. /. +
another warning to the poll i,.ll . %
ters" in both parties The el,c in,i
was very quiet except in two q: .iets
where lawlessness is charged or tn.
part of negro voters who @.n chal-
ienged, and claimed they had a wight
to vote and forced their way into the
room in one place. a number Of ar
rests have been made and the case
will be tried.
Smyrna times., 1891-06-10
For the Smyrna Times
Flower Mission DaY.

1t is pleasant to think of lonely
"shut ins" who in the perfect tints and
sweetest perfumes of flowers have to.
day had a glimpse of this lovely "month
of roses" To many in prisons, hos
pitfalls, alms-houses and those impris-
Oned within the walls of their Own
rooms, the visits of flower missioner
has been the opening of doors upon g
world of kindness, for to some of them
the passing by ION the other side
must often be a painful reality. Oul
Union as has been the custom the pas
few years, observed the mission by
sending bouquets and Scripture cards
to the sick, aged, and those whose
homes during the year have been shad
owed by bereavement. The ministry
is as simple as a coup of cold water,
and in the offering has its reward-tht
appreciation of recipients and the Ell
largement of our sympathies for tn,
'heart-ache of humanity"
SmVrltG, June 8. PRESS SUP'T.
Smyrna times., 1891-06-10

HEAVY ARRIVALS OF TRUCK.-It is
said that the arrivals of all kinds of
truck from the South over the Penn
sylvania Railroad are heavier at pres.
ent than were ever known before aC
this season of the year. The crops of
fruit and vegetables are reported as
unusually large and for some articles
prices are too low to afford a profit
The receipt of cabbage is so great that
it could be bought for so cents bar.
rel. Tomatoes, which week ago
were rather scarce, are coming in in
largely increased quantities, and prices
have fallen for FlOridas to $3.50 to 50 a
crate.
Potatoes from Charleston, Savannah
and North Carolina are coming in quite
freely, and the very best could be
bought on Saturday for IS and $3.50 a
barrel. Cucumbers are also quite plen-
tilul and SO will buy a third of a barrel
package.-PhiLGdelphiG Ledger.