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ton OF this period, because it embodies. SO far
as mechanics are concerned, the concentrated,
clearly wrought out thought Of the age. Under
the influence of inventions the working man has
learned that from a rude instrument Of toll
he has become an intelligent exponent of
hidden laws; that be is not simply an animal
wanting animals contentment, but is some
thing more and wants the contentment which
belongs to the best environment.
The mistake should not be made OF assign
ing the cause OF strikes and controversies to
retrogression or to supposed increasing an
tagonism or to any desire to destroy the grand
results Of past inventions How a new system
shall be established with perfect justice to
capital and to labor, recognizing the moral
forces at work contemporaneously with the in
dustrial, and the perfectly just distribution of
profits relative to the use Of inventions, 10 the
great problem of the age. Machinery is young
in fact, is only the forerunner of more golden
deeds. That the workingman does not receive
full justice as the result Of the use of inven-
lions must be the conclusion of every student
Justice Blatchford Of the Supreme Court in
Produced the legal side Of the patent system by
talking In a scholarly manner about "a Cen
fury of Patent Law"
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Dranghtsmen Resigning.

The drafting corps in the bureau Of construc-
ton and repair, Navy Department. is being
rapidly depleted Of its experienced men, owing,
il il said, to the fact that the salaries paid are
incommensurate with the. services rendered.
This statement seems plausible when II Ia con-
sidered that twelve draughtsmen have resigned
within the past two years to accept positions
with private firms AZ double and in several
cases treble the amount Of salary paid by the
Navy Department
The last resignation rendered IL that Of leading
Drsughtsman Frank W. Grogan, who leaves to
accept the position Of assistant manager and
architect OF the naval exhibit OF the worlds
fair. Having had complete charge Of the
designing and preparation Of drawings Of the
three battleships, Massachusetts,. Indiana and
Oregon, his services were considered by Capt.
Richard w. Meade, U. 8. n, manager of the
world fair naval exhibit, ~ indispensable to
the successful execution Of his novel conception
Of battle ship for naval exhibition building,
and Mr.. Grogan has consequently been APP
pointed architect as well ~ assistant manager.
A. Y: Purdy, drsushtsman, has also tssignsd
from this bureau.
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Vital Statistics.

DR.. Smith Townshend. health officer reports
for week ending April 4: Number Of deaths,
I46 white, So; coiored, So. Death rate per
1000 per annum: White, 25.4; colored, 49, 81
total population, SO.s; 80 we're under five years
Of age; q were under one year old and 50 over
sixty years. Twenty-nine of the deaths
occurred in hospitals and public institutions.
There were from Group, 2; diphtheria, 8; con-
sumption, 20; erysipelas. 8; malarial fever, 1;
pneumonia, 81; congestion of the lungs, s.
bronchitis, 10; measles, 2; whooping cough, L
cancers, 2; meningitis, 8; diseases Of the kid
neys, 4. Births were reported of ~ white
males, 50 white females II colored males and
IS colored females: Marriages reported-1s
8 colored.
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INSPECTING THE SCENE.
Gen. Snowden Visits the Works in the Coke
Region.

Gen. snowden Visits the Works in the Coke
Region.
MOUNT PLEASANT, Pa, April 6.-Considera-
bic surprise was occasioned this morning by the
arrival Of Division Commander Gen. Snowden
and his staff. In company with Gems McClel-
land and Wiley Gen. Snowden visited the vari-
Gus works and personally looked over the field.
Upon his report will depend the withdrawal of
the troops.
Notices Of eiectment were placed in the con-
stables hands today. The ten days notice to
quit will be served tomorrow on the
strikers who IRE occupying the company
houses Every one who will not work
will be forced to seek residence
elsewhere. There is no doubt that the operators
are preparing to import men and are anxiouy
to get possession of their houses. The
operators are anxious to have the militia
remain until after the evictions, and
are trying to impress upon General
Snowden the absolute necessity Of the guards
at that time.
Thirty more men applied and were given
work at Norwood today, making 125 now
drawing coke.
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IlIEIl-

DIED.
Hb B4Ns ,s,, On a aPT ih Is !, % Mshy A.
street northwest.
r asRi idS 's sdi S b as sss s.. s
paIers please copy.l %
BouLpIN; April 3 1891, fen asleep in Jesus. lev.
Boaidin. pastor Of IL. f5ifi BA,a ss cSureh =.
Nv in the seventy NTH year Of hs alter loas
Servant Of God, well done.
Rest from thy loved elaploy.
The lattle fought. tn. victory won,
Enter thy Masters Joy.
funsral vii take place nom NJ. Carmel .psas.
BROWN: On Wednesday, APsl $. 1891, at 20
n% s < "a ;Si sRSS No. as Ne. iOrA asHa'
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
msjoa q s. an Ar ir.a y soskEI D c IA NJ
tenth str.-t washington, IN the seventy s ~ ar q
lnterment at unlontown. P-nnsylvania-
,S GLEASr; On AIrl, = lssk At los Rra,.
clesry in the Fourteenth year q her sss
rsS On S ,ss he S ss
M akRaAEEf Ssi0ssd vie JssS5 y I Isl. q
wei; ahuTsasy a OeIoSf' Friends and r,isiss
o5sf M M. q f Fr;i1 HD .s
rgnsr. from sls Is,s rer s 10 l st,s ma
Mass at St sispssas Church. Relative. sns ir.s.
are invited TO attend.
HINCHMAN. Al l0o street north west At-1l 2
1881. LEWIS EDWARD HINCHMAN, Of pnsqi,.,-
mia, IN the forty ninth Of his aRe Of l.,s
William H. aud Margaret 3. Hinchman of Hyde a<k,
NY.
Funeral from the house Friday morning - 20
O'Clock. tPoughkeeps.. NY, peIs< piesse cops.
HODGDoN. On Tuesday. April :. 1881, q s-S
o'cIock .. M. ailer . brief d Of Tneums piS.
LYDIA HopGDoS. motnsr Of G~o. 4 Cor-on q tss
nine years, eleven months and twenty i've Gays.
funera from her late res drnce. III street n-te-
invited TO sftend-
HOLMES. On Monday. Aprf o. 1927, ct Tor T.,
after long and painful Illness, Mr.. AkSst
HOLMES. beloved mother Of James O. and n A.
Funeral Thursday, Arrfi o. Of I o'cioch. Of fHss
Baptist Church. sixth street southwest fnsads AL
relatives IRE invited 90 sftena.
MILLER. Al his residence, - n str~~t north~<r,
on Wednesday. April ls9l. bLNJAMlN Alley
MILLER, formerly Of shepheristoxn, ". yA. assA
seventy three year.
Notice OF funeral heresfter. -
sMITHsOE. On wednesasy. Aprfl a, 1891. sf i ~
an. SARAH T. sMI1hsoN. beosed wtfs q ) Ia
II. Slnjtbson.
Funeral win take place from her late r-sdenos, lcS
Four-and- s-haf street southwest, Sunday, Aprl IL
a. 3 O'Clock pm. fr1esds and relsnvss rspsuo al1
invited 70 attend. -
THOMAS. On Monday. April Q. az SIS an. q
Borrowed wife o. NnL 4. fhomss. dsushtsr " rsrs.
n. A. r. Chandler aud niece Of frof. 1homas p ksc.
fnnsrA from Asbury n y. charuh Thsnsey.
-
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List Of policy writers now on VACATION 81
the hotel on the Eastern branch" WIS written
on blackboard and hung on the wall In Tom
SCOTS licensed billiard room, No. ios AZ street.
and il was found there this morning when
Sergeant Byrnes and q squad Of oficen uAde
policy raid there.
and below it read: MANY more will so. n iol-
low"
james jackson, an alleged writer, Vas ar
rested and held for trinl, and scott Was Cd arpsd
with permitting policy TO be written an bis
premises.
money was captured and held ne evidences.
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In Judge Kimbali's Court.

In Judge Kimball's court this morning John
Jones, a young coiored man. was fined $50 for
carrying razor. which was paid. Rose VIM
field, Joseph Moore. Willis Lucas and Dan Blu
chanan all owned up to having been disorderly
and were fined s5 each. Frances Dolan go,
ninety days as q vagrant and Fannie Samue!s
sixty days for the same oifense. Betty Hen
derson was fined IS for disorderiy conduct, as
was Fannie Wheeler. Sixty days was the SON.
tence FOR Bertha Williams and sadie sullivan,
charged with vagrancy.
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Held In 4l.OOo Raj,

Henry Dodson, the colored man who WINS ar
rested some days ago on a charge Of shooting
Chas. Tilghmau during disturbance near 2ls,
and NJ streets, as published in TIE STAR at the
time, WAS called in the Police Court today on a
charge of assault and battery with intent to
kill
TIighman told his story Of the affair, as here
tofore published, aud told Of the language used
by Dodson at the time.
The court held the prisoner in 81 900 bail to
await the action Of the grand Jury.
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RIOT QUELLED BY TROOPS.

Polish Workmen in Bavaria Attacked by .
Numbec Of the Unemployed.
MUNICH, April s.-A number of unemployed
Saxons and Bavarians today attacked a gang Of
workmen, composed of Poles, who were en-
gagged in the work of laying a cable at Hot,
Bavaria. A fierce fight followed, during the
progress of which twenty-five men. some on
one side and soms on the other. were more or
iese seriously wounded. Troops were event
ually sent to the scene Of the distur bance and
managed to quep the disorders.
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THE CORONER's INQUEST.

Arthur Davis Held for Causing the Death Of
Benny Payne.
Arthur Davis, the colored boy who, it is
charged, caused the death of Benny Payne,
also colored, as published in yesterdays STAR,
was brought from Jail this morning to the
sixth precinct police station, where Coroner
Patterson held an inquest.
The jury heard the testimony Of number Of
witnesses and that of Deputy Coroner Schaeffer
as to the autopsy and returned verdict hold
ing Davis for the killing. The prisoner was
thereupon committed to jail
The deceased is the third male member Of
the Payne family who met death by violence
One OF his brothers was stabbed in a street
brawl and another was killed in a runaway &C
cident
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not 90. however, when patent lawn prevail, and
FOR hundred years men have fastened to
share with the public their newly acquired
ideas, because Of the invitation contained in the
patent system, and the phenomenon Of redis-
covery u nova very rare experience.
T. The patent system enables inventors to
make their EFFORTS fruitful and saves them from
the folly of misdirected labor. The 0rScidi
Ga.tfte OF the patent Office publishes 20 the
world tho claims and one or more drawings OF
Zach patent Each number OF the CARTE NAV
be hkened to series Of maps, exhibiting that
borderland adjacent to the illimitable unknown
upon which the sun of human invention has
shed ito radiance, while clocks and watches
need not and do not, a. formerly, delve in ex-
haustsd mines"
The speaker referred to the general unity Of
opinion that prevailed throughout this world in
regard 70 the preservation Of the patent sys-
tenn. The centennial exposition in this coun-
Try contributed largely TO this result. Instead
OF aboiishing the patent laws in England, az
had been advocated, In 1883 Q new act was
passed upon more liberal basis. Germany
has revised its patent law. In all these changes,
he said, the American system has been imi-
tated.
In conclusion be said: s.Let rs hope tia. the
United States, whose place in the vanguard OF
progress Is 30 largely due to its great inventors
may not now through indifference to it's patent
system fall back in the procession of the ma
lions 1At us nope mat an aroused pubic sen
timent, set in motion by this celebration Of the
achievements Of . century, may demand for
the patent system and for the Office which ad-
ministers its functions Just recognition Of its
mighty influence and Just provision for its
needs as it enters upon the second century Of
its usefulness"
Hon. Carol D. Wright, commissioner Of
labor, then gave an interesting discussion oil
THE Relation of Invention to Labor"
Commissioners Wright's Address,
Commissioner Wright in the course Of his
address said that the influence Of invention,
upon labor has been felt in two directions eco
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, April s - Cotton quiet mid
ding, 81. Flour active and strong, unchanged.
Wheat-southern rrm and strong; fnltx, l.l0al. rs;
red, 10; western strong and higher; No. 3. winter
i.osx; August. sKsI.Oss: Corn = southern
a .I9s .p sss .s 3D. ap i'd a.y rT ss
bid; July, Ton bid; steamer, l2A. Oats fair de-
mand, irrner-ungraded southern and Pennsyi-
do, mixed. sossi; graded No : white. ssasss:
do. do, mixed, 62xa6l. Rye quiet. Hay firm
Provisions strong ana active :, Butter s.ssd
imitation, "a lsdled, fancy, g. do good 10 choice,
9oa22; rolls, hne, Is; do. fair TO good. soasa Egg
Hour, 1853 barrels; wheat. s,sss bushels; corn.
266o busnes; oats, 1900 bushea rye, liz 6ushes-
Shipments-nour b,'ss barrels; wheat $500 bush
els; corn. ss,7lS ssles-wheas ios'ses bushels;
Peanuts fairly scsive-ehoice. SIC. per pound;
fair to good, 2ssc-
BALTIMORE, AprD a-virginia consols, a. DO.
stock, s.; Northern Central stock, 6; Cincinnssi,
Washington and Baltimore nrsts, sSH; Consolt-
dated gas bonds. llah; do stock. IS
Chscage Msxksts.
caicYASo' Ap.tl 9 ss,os,nc, ., whs eat,
july, iaSS Era~S:y. Sie July, "a iRk En-
hsj. SasK; July, ss7k.
9. T. Isely Was killed and Harry 4 Randall
badly hurt In Chicago BY runaway accident
Two horses which hey we're driving became
frightened 1t cable tFxta and ran away. Ths
men jumped out
agent Of the Louisvilis and Nashvins railrcsd,
died yesterday morning Of shs Burpss Houss IN
Cincinnati from an attack of Tie grip.
The viii Of the late Rev. rrederick Erothine-
ham, late II Milton, MAas., bequeaths o1s,0 90
70 Montreal churches and hcspisaa and ~, 90
70 Boston institutions.
Gen. Lucins J. 0srtrsn disd IN Atlanta, c.,
last night He vAs q one tims member a
the United States CongrsD md aAso q ~ co.
tedsrats congress
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THE STRIKE A FAILURE.

Morocco Workers at Lynn Give Up After
Long Fight.
LYNN, MASS. April s.-The morocco workers
have abandoned their strike, which began last
August and affected 5000 men at one time.
The strike is total failure and the men sur
render Internationally and will seek work
where they can, except at Moultos' factory,
where the strike will be continued. This is
practically death blow to the knights of
Labor in Lynn. Few Of the men will be re-
employed Their places hare been taken by
Armenians.
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1T rs NO EASY TO CONTRACT CoIp. whics frum
It's obsiinacs, may entail long Siege of dsss,,,m-
forts before getting nd Of II, that the Aci!cted
should resort NJ 10 that old established REM
edy, Dr. ID. JayDes kNpectoranl, which viii ayeed-
lily remove all coughs and colds. and help sou 10
avoid all complications involving the throsk and
lungs.
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MArriaGe licrnaea.

Marriage licenses have been issued By the
clerk OF the court 10 Henry c. Bontz and lsa-
bella A. McConvey; John b, Larner and Anna
T. Parker; James S. Raeburn and Mamie Agnes
Locraft; Peter Anworm and Mary Mask; Vim.
0. Lawrence and Josephine waring; Joseph
richardson and Annie shorter; Guild A. Cope
Land OF Boston, Mass, and Mabel r. Stark
weather; Frank l. Freeman aud Kate s. Barn
hart Of Denver, Col; James n. Camp Of San
county. Va; Stephen II. Conrad Of Hume, Ill,
and Alice Shoemaker of Loudoun county, Va.
Michael +. Madigan and Mary C. seiden-
spinner.
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nomically and sociology
cally. The economical
influence has also been
In two ways, but diamet-
rically opposite ways;
first, in the displacement
or contraction of labor,
and, second, in the ex-
pansion of labor. Very
many modern inven-
tons have created en-
Payments where none
existed before. In a So
Geological sense machin-
cry has brought with it
q new school of ethics.
1t is the type and repre-
r Al TT.
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Forfeited Her Collateral,

The house of George Eustis, No. s06 18th
street, was raided by the police about 1880
O'Clock this morning. George was arrested and
required to leave $50 collateral for her APP
pearance IN the Police Court. She failed 10
appear and her collateral was forfeited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-08

At the annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Inland and Seaboard Coasting Company
held today at the National Metropolitan Bank
the following directors were elected for the
ensuing year: j. W. Thompson, VIM. Thomp-
son. II. A. Willard, n. W. Burcheii, Geo. H. B.
White, Ross Thompson Nathaniel Wilson, ].
b Kendall, Thos N. Wood.
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THE CoURrN.

Eorrry CoURr-.ludce Hdg.sr.
Todsy-Hoeke sgt- Perry; restraining order
issued. Anderson agt Ingle; appearance or
dered. Weller agt Msthiot; do. Fera Agt
fogt; required 10 produce vouchers
CrRcrrr Cornr--J,sdoe Montgomery.
Today-Burgdorf agt. Whitaker. Eager ACT.
Williams ct al, Duvall agt. Cox. Barber q Ross
age Aarshe. Guthrie agt. Stewart, Tiers 4 Co.
agt ODonnell, Poole 4 Son sgt Judson Pneu-
matte railway. Winkelman a Co. agt Dufour.
smith Warrington a Co. agt- widdecome.
Thure agt krauskof, Pen Manufacturing Com
pany agt Sinclair, Blockhal sgt weidmsn.
bailantyne agt Lepley. Hoke agt KOCH iudg-
ments by default.
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He May BE Unable to Make His Address
This Evening.

HE Evening.
BosroS, Mass, April s.-Gen. B. F. Tracy,
Secretary of the Navy, arrived in this city early
this morning. His visit is to attend the banquet
of the Massachusetts, Republican Club this
evening. The Secretary is somewhat indis-
posed and expressed doubt of his ability to
speak this evening.
He will remain indoors today and endeavor
to get in proper condition. He is suffering
from . bronchial trouble, which interferes
init. he will visit the navy yard and dine with
Gov. Russell, and in the evening attend re-
view Of the naval battalion and the local COM
panies Of the first regiment.
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SUBMITTED To THE PRESIDENT.

Secretary Blaine ssid to Have Composed
His Reply to Italy.
NEW YORK, April ga special from WASH
ington says Secretary Blaine is understood to
have submitted to the President and his cabi-
net at the meeting yesterday his reply to
Premier Rudini's cablegram concerning the
New Orleans massacre controversy. 1t met
with their unqualified Endorsement Mr. Blaine
lie.
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The PRESIDENTS CALLERS. - Among the
Presidents callers today were the Attorney
General, Senators Morrill, and Gibson, Major
Mckinley, with Representative-elect Enochs Of
Ohio, Representative Henderson Of Illinois and
ex-Representative Miller of South Carolina.
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STOCKS DULL BUT FIRM,
The Wizards Depressed at First, but After
ward Recover.

The Wizards Depressed at First, but After
ward Recover.
NEW YoaK, April s.-The stock market this
morning was still under the influence of the
rumors in regard to Mr.. Willard and his Ger
man hackers, and first prices were generally
lower Than last evenings figures, while
Northern Pacific preferred was down u per
cent The strength of the undertone, however,
soon made itself felt, and prices, even the
Wizards, began to rise from the opening salcs,
though with the exception Of st. Paul, Louis
Vile and Nashville, and sugar the stocks which
have been so prominent IN the dealings
Of late were comparatively quiet, though
by no means lacking in strength. for
Rock Island rose l per cent, Burlington and
Louisville each " and sugar ~, while even
Northern Pacific preferred, after further loss
Of u, recovered 4 to 69ll. The inactive stocks
were rather neglected and developed no
within narrow limits. The best prices
were not fully maintained however, but
with the reaction came duiiness and further
movements in the list were Insignificant, and at
II o'clock the market was quiet and fairly steady
at fractional advances over the opening prices
in all but o few stocks, such as the Wizards,
Manhattan and some others.
Money is easy OF "a and per cent. The in
terest in the transactions in the stock market
decreased rapidly after IL O'Clock and outside
there was no animation remaining in the list
Northern Pncihc became Intensely dull,
in marked contrast TO its ac-
tvity during the first hour, and the
repeated denials of the Deutsche Bank story i'm
parted firmness to the list which resulted in
slight appreciation Of values all along the line.
Even in the spsciAities, however, the changes
were unimportant and market developed no
feature Of interest throughout the hour. Al
noon il was very dull. but firm at or near the
highest prices Of the morning.
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MAliRlED.

CAMPBEIL-srLLINAN on TUESDAY, Aprfl z.
1891. at 2. M. at 81 stephen Cluruh u Re. p j.
. Conner, IHos- A. CAMPBELL and MAY z.
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Scorrs EMULSION
CURES COUGHS AND COLDS.
SCOTS EMULSION
RELIEVES CONSUMPTION
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES BRONCHITIS.
SCOTS EMULSION
WONDERFUL FLESH PRODUCER
SCOTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
AS PLEASANT AS MILK
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES THROAT AFFECTIONS
SCOTS EMULSION
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES sCRoFULA IN ALL FORMS.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES SKIN DIsEAsEs
SCOTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL WITH
HYPOPHOsPHITEs Is SOLD ALL ovEI
THE WORLD. nos
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Or. =. !. Feisxnhissf writes: u have srs-l -
soden Mineral Psstiles with Q pas.ens suffering fsuu
irritation Of tho throst. dus 90 smoking end to,
fsstles must have the sgnsfure and te~fimonai s<s
horrsu MasksaEs around ssch box Prs so. ~
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Day GooDs AND Norloss.

Pillow Case Cotton. DC.
Best Fruit Of the Loom Bescned Cotton, SIC.
New shades Atwood Dress Goods. B in. vide, Zoe.
Hsw Shades Wool Face Drsss1oods. 81 IN wide. .s5c.
Dress Flaunels. IL yzrsls wide. SIC.
BeSched and Unbssacked Shooting. 1sc-
One case Pound Calico.
Re case Light Shirttn< Caiico. &c.
hs1 I2lile linsla. last rolors. re
New Styles ArmeniAn Sers7r. 30in. wide. IKE.
Table lAt-n IL old Prices
Nhite Bed SgI-ra-is. 4or.. 81. Sl.2J.
SAsi,o, 3c. go ytlS Spool Cotton. &c.
Zyiori,e cuf.s, 50c. Collars, LIS
1-ts Lingn CO. lars, lOr. job LOT eonts Cum. l5c.
Pun llns " hate Goods in apron caeckA
lndis Linens. Dotted swiss, az.
Al Shades ifann~f DEcss Goods, &c
silk Ninlsor STARTS. lsc.
Feather Froof ficklnx, l5c.
T. B. TOwNER SON.
tslS 1Jl6 It'll 81.
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The wife of ex-Mayor Richardson Of Lowell,
Mass, had her skull fractured by being thrown
from her carriage yesterday morning at Lowell
and IL probably fatally injured. She 10 . sis
ter Of MIRA Parsn Stevens Of New York.
Chicago In 10 have Q coal exchange.
The white squadron arrived 81 Key West, Fla,
yesterday.
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MICHAEL OUINN's MUKDERERs.
They Are Refused q New Trial and Will b
Hanged.

PrrrsBuRa. Pa, April s.-Andrew Todt,
Michael sobal and George Rusnock, the three
Hungarians convicted of the murder of Michael
Quinn, who was killed in the labor riot at
Carnegie's works ut Braddock Pa, last New
Year day, will be hanged. This morning the
motion for new trial was overruled by Judge
Stowe. The three prisoners were then brought
into court and sentenced TO death. Todt and
Sobal protested their innocence.
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THE Best
PROTECTION
AGAINST SUDDEN
CHANGES IN THE wEATn1s
IS TO PURITY
THE BLOOD
AYRR's
sARs APARILLA
IT yITALrzEs
AND ENRICHEs
HE LIFE CURRENT AND
MAKES THE WAX
STRONG.
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