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The morning call., 1893-12-24

SITUATIOS WANTED TO Do HoUsEKEEP.
- Ing or cbzInbergorK and plain sewing BY com
pe.ent young lazy. Call or address Druckers'
Express. East 18th ST.. bet. 22d ana 23d aves.
East Oakland. deZ2 4rs
The morning call., 1893-12-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IA ANTED-CHEAP FOR CASH. An ENGINE
W and boiler, either together or separately: 10
burn woods 70 horsepower apply 10 WI Z
JACKSON. 8 Post 81. BulIdeTs' Exchange. "a 3t
The morning call., 1893-12-24

rTHIRD BAKER WANTS SITUATION; Is
g.eady and good hand. Address ID. b. boz
133. Cal Branch once. de2s 3t%
The morning call., 1893-12-24

CIGAR-STORE FOR sALE-wAST BAR
v gsin? Well. come and Izlk 70 ne thi5 week
I45 Third 81 oeZ1 49,
The morning call., 1893-12-24
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

A TTENTION-HOTEL. RESTAURANT KEEP
n ers get your help from G. 4. HASSE & CO.,
i 10 Geary ST.. telephone zS5. de1Z cod
The morning call., 1893-12-24

CMALL ADVERTISEMENT AND SURSCRIP-
- Iions taken a. Call Branch Offices. 6O3 I-zrEin
81. 33s Hayes 81 and ISIS Mission s.; open tIII
30 n
The morning call., 1893-12-24

TOR SALE-A GOOD PAYING HOTEL. CEE-
i trzliy located: 81 furnished ICONS tzrroozr
resEaur1nr. horse zad bRs- ali II ars--ezss o-csr
Inquire wICHMAS. LUT6ES d CO. So ca
dzl5
The morning call., 1893-12-24

DARTNER N SALOON BUSINESS: GOOD
537 second 6e20 IT,
The morning call., 1893-12-24

COACHMAN - SITUATION WANTED BY A
" middie-sged man; city country: best OF city
references. Address &. &. box 1873, Call Branch
once. de23 3ts
The morning call., 1893-12-24

SALOoS FOB SALE; owISG To sICkN gss-
- apply 20 P. r. 431 oFzrTen 81, e1r-sr
POWELL De-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
Miller & RhOadS.

military with rations and owing TO the
numbers expected they fear that the sup
plv NAV not be equal to the demand ana
call ON the public who are in sympathy
with the undertaking 90 contribute either
money or cooked provisions OF any hlhd
mo coffee or tea). Especially DO they
ask those who will do so TO send one
breakfast on the morning OF the Slst by
I'D O'clock 10 1910 east Main street. Where
baskets and dishes will be empued ana
returned az the door by the commlssary
For the convenience Of persons llVlng ives,
~ sixth street they can send 20 General
n. a. Brander's residence, NO. lOl cas-.
Franklin. where IL will be received ana
forwarded bv wagon 10 the commissary.
And residents east Of seventeenth street
can send 10 CAPTAIN John X. Molloy, NO.
222i east Main street.
The committee have provided ample
sleeping quarters for visiting trlends.
Help MS 10 feed them. Remember the
men who followed the starry cross from
1861 10 1865.
Major A. G.. Evans IS chairman OF
the veteran committee and Colonel Geo.
w. Libby Is secretary; Captain ID. A.
Brown Is quartermaster. and J. Shelly
Vanhorn Is chairman of the restaurant
committee.
4 slight change Is to-udy
the Richmond and Danyille othcial' IN tn1
ro,,ta IN he followed by the Davis funeral
train After the stop az Raleigh. the train
instead of going direct via Keysville to
picbmond win return via Greensboro ana
Danvllle. stopping at the latter point
which was the last capital Of the CON
federacy long enough TO give the people
of that city and surrounding country an
opportunity TO honor the dead chieftain.
The funeral train will reach Danyille
about 7 Z. NJ Tuesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
Miller & RhOadS,

self highly pleased with the Arrangements
made by General Glynn and Camp SO (
Of the Army OF Northern Virginia. HM
have so Loyalty guarded the remains sine
the death OF Mr.. Davis. December g. lN
Whilst at the tomb Mayor Ellyson gave
TO General Glynn am order committing
TO the custody OF his camp the old osssi
which has held the ashes of Mr Davis
for three years This caskot. after na
remains had been transferred On q r.v
one. was placed again in Cos ylut .H M.
tomb. where r. will remain forever Te
vault was sealed with solemn ceremony
I'm the presence OF Mr. Elrson n |"
broken only when mother earth
give M IT'S countless dead The Davis
monument committee from Richmond
witnessed this ceremony The Inscription
up0n the new casket is ms follows. ...-
forson Davis. AT rest Decent Hr 4 l'f'
Mayor Ellyson. General Wis., llle.
Christian. ID. c. Richardson ana IT p.
Campbell. OF the Davis Monument Assoc
citation. witnessed the transfer nj the r'-
mains from the cemetery to Memorial
Hall. The remains were escorted from
the vault by "a detailed escort off veteran
cavalry OF this city. 10 which was added
after reaching the city limits. an escort
Of ten each OF the Confederate cams M
the city Memorial Hall was reached /" 8
o'clock r. NJ, where the body will DE-
state under a guard OF hor9r until ..
morrow al =. NJ.
The only emblem except the noral o.
ferings Of the casket VIII Dee the battle
flag that was borne by Colonel Davis
Mississippi regiment during the war WITH
Mexico. owing 10 the dust 60 be eh'oln-
tered en- route there will De no exterior
draining on the funeral car.
Perhaps the most Interested visitor who
Is attending the ceremonies here. and VINO
will accompany the remains 10 Richmond
Is Robert Brown, the former bodyseryani
OF Mr.. Davis, now living In Alabama.
about twenty miles from Mobile Hoooi;
was with Mr.. Davis when he was c'p'
tured. and remained with him o. tho llst
He has been furnished trans2oriaii9n.
and will be the guest OF the people "
Richmond.
Colonel John b. Cary who inalF..
tently missed our train az Charlotte. ~.
G.. reached the city this afternoon. mayor
Eliyson and the other Richmoniers
accepted an invitation 10 visit the ll.A.
wick Club tonight. D. D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
An Injustice Unwittingly Done.
EDITOR OF The Times:

Editor OF The Times:
DR. Thomas Nelson Page. IN his l..lt
published I'm the Sunday Times OF '.i
18th. unwlttingly does the ladies' " pm.
lakewood Association an injustice WINCH
I am confident he would be- the ii'- '
correct were his attention called Pr N
DIR. Page. after describing Holy"'''
and the massive memorial pfram'l
ed 10 the Confederate dead buf.tl ih''
aIludes 10 the Confederate dr-d al ''"
wood I'm the following words.
"Sixteen thousand more Doc 10 Oah"''h
on the other side OF the town. inc ".
memorial OF them IS the register aep"'
I'm the Capitol and the loving fe..
brance treasured I'm the hearts =" wv
Southern people" .ts
lie then paws n beautiful tribute 10 lN
selr-sacrifice OF these heroes. VINO m
10 Virginia from every part OF the
10 die I'm defense Of their coun'is' "A
Rut while n IS true that theae
are kept I'm evergreen remelhui" ~
IN Southern people, 10 rs also Il'. 5..
should be equally treasured tlti NJ,
yoted women OF the lakewood Assoc \.
d,d al great self-sacrihce ana 10y 49,
unafded efforts, as early as is'1 -
erection OF n monument AT ,.t
Witch was completed and unFen-p WIZ
~, ororor ceremony on May lV DO
a., gl, ,,onument which, l am lhiofi !.
.. re erst erected in the south-h
- and beautiful granite smart s' M,
enntv feet I'm height. and STANDS on ~.
, 1850 spot in the cemetery surto1al.-
Iisi ,be sixteen thousand graves. Ihe N.
% ,a,,ons upon the four faces Oh U.
sUatb are as beautiful and appropriale II
NV have ever seen. They reaa as ''
lows: ,.,....,..,s Con
I'm Memory Of Sixteen Thousana ~.
,ederate Soldiers, from Thirteen 9'el
trected by the Ladies' lakewood Men..''
Association. Organized May 10, 40
Then again: w.. rans
"The Epltaph OF the Soldier VINO 80, 80
With his Country is Written IN me i ,,..,r
OF Those who Love the Right aho
tee Brave"
on the third face; No-,A
MARYLAND. Florida. Virginia -.
Carolina, South Carolina. IehH'''
Arkansas"
And on the fourth: ,.,sma.
Texas. Kentucky. Georgia
Mississippi. Louisiana" - ,hs
am impelied 10 call atteh.i0 VIA,
above facts by a grateful sense on ne.
Is due to the ladies OF the oaA"''
mortal Association. ,,rTr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
Hosiery Y.

You know who Louis Hermsdorf is-the Co
lumbus Of this century, the first 10 discover a
fast and Interchangeable dye for hosiery?
Tomorrow we give You
1000 pairs Louis Hermsdorfs Positive Black
Hosiery for Ladies, high-spliced heels and
toes. %
Boys lron-Frame Bicycle Hosiery. all sizes,
Des1 uye''--'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28

The Royal Arcanum was ins1 ,.a bslrs
June %. 1871, and preparations ",siebra,e
made all over the country 20 h ar
the next anniversary. Mancoesssi, soms
ranging for a public meeting, an stins
OF the councils In this city arr rneeus
the matter The Supreme Soui''"
June 7th at Minneapolis, ~ihh'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28

After a night with the boys ssltr.r.
yours for a clear head-bronh''S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28
Miller & RhoadS.
Broad Street between 9Th and 9th Streets

Satisfaction is great thing, isntit7 We've
satified thousands of customers with our
beautiful display of Wash Dress Goods
already. Here's one item that'll satisfy thou
sands of others if they were able to see 1t. 30
one of the number and get
Reautful CREPoNS AND DOTTED
SWISS, made to retail at 2Oc. yard, for...i9y1
DURING THIS SALE 0NLYu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-28

It's an established fact that we are the peo-
pie for Kid Gloves. We deserve to be leaders.
as we give you only the best goods from the
leading manufacturers Foster, Paul 4 Co.,
Pings Il Primer, and others. Here's what we
have for you tomorrow:
For commencement purposes you'll need
Evening shades in a regular 800 value
IisShlu NIoNe ior........ 70
S-Button White Undressed Mousquetaire.. Il 25
l2-Button White Undressed Mousquetaire..2 zoo
i6-Button White Undressed Mousquetaire I'D
lively bargain in Long White Silk
uloNes.................... .lOJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-05
BOSTON FIREMAN SAVED
Rescued on the Shadowy Shore
of Spirit Land.

His Friends Sur1rnnnod to His Cy-
ing Gcdci6c Al, Hope Aban-
Goned The Doctors Said He
Could not Possibly Liyo-Then
Kickapoo indian SaSWa Cured
Greatest Triumph on Record.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-05
GU0D TEMpLARS.
The Grand Ledge ci Maine Will Meet at Port
land Today.

PoRrLANp, April 4.-The annual session
of the Grand Lodge of Maine, Good TEN
plars. will commence in this city tomorrow
at 10 A. NJ. in Gospel Mission hall on Con
gress street and continue during Wednes
day and Thursday, day and evening.
The Grand council are in session today al
the nited States hotel closing the routine
business OF the year. Among those present
are; II Dexter, grand chief templar
Rev. f. W. Wehber, grand councillor
Mrs l.. b. Wheelden, grand vice-templar
George +. Bracket, grand secretary +. l..
Gibson, grand treasurer; Mrs. +. +. Cain,
Sup Jun. Tempars Mrs. +. l.. Bracket
assistant secretary.
Many of the delegates arrived here today.
but most of them will come by tomorrow i
trains.
The following is the order of exercises
for Wednesday, . \. NJ: Committee on
credentials in session at hall; 10 A. NJ,
opening of session IN e.. l.. degree and
preparatory business of session; | | A. NJ.
report of the committee on credentials; IN
itiation of candi iatcs entitled to Il. l.. de-
gree. Fee 80 cents.
Reports Of gran! lodge oifiters.-lnter-
mission till 2 i. Afternoon, : o'clock
reports of committees; assignments by
committee on distribution; election of of
iicers: election of delegates to 7. w. q. l..
Evening, , O'Clock. temperance praise
meeting; ., genera! business; reports OF
standing committee; reports from dele
gates.
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MAINE POSIOfFiCuS.
Long list Of Appointments Made Tuesday by
The Powers

WAsnisGroS, April i.--The following
,laine postmastcrs were appointed Tues
~: A. Trim, North IslesbDro, vice VIM.
4. Sprague j. Thompson. North Sears
mont, vice Ephriam Wiley w +. Cousens,
Dgunquit vice Joseph IL. I.ittlefield; Asa
l. Dodge, Pemaquid, vice W. II. Lewis /;
Vora Mitchell, renobscot, Benjamin II.
'ushman; C.. A. Leighton, Perry, vice j.
u. Cove; O. c. Wariwell, Sandy Point,
vice Miss f. NJ. Block; A. &. Caswell,
Searsmont, vice DAVID b. Cobb; A. c.
Cfetchell Sebec, vice T. II. Wyman; c.
n. Cram, South Mon,ville, vic" W. S.
Pottlc: A. Parrett, Steuben. vice
S. Il. Du'ton; q. Is. Marshal,
,tt'. j. W. cousens; +. 3, Cunningham,
,Sanviile, wee Charles Il. Nickerson; NJ.
-. Ray, West Harrington. vice b +.
Grace; Sanford Creamer, West Waldo
,oro, vice Joshua Welman; a. II. Bow
en-, York Beach, wee Elwari fapiey; W.
?. Norton, Cape Neddirk, vice Howard
LASTED: B Robiasnn. Center Lincoln
,li,. vice Herbert l.. True; Mary II. Null
! mariscotti Mill. Vice a. ).
lal: I'. East Dixfcld, vice g. =.
"a, l.. NJ. Sanborp, East Sebsgo,
ice job p. Fitch; X. j. Thompson,
friendship. vice Fernando Francis; b. +.
f'arver, Jonesport, vice y. d. Kelley q.
=. Fletcher, Monticello. wee q. a. Stan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-05
ALL DEPENDS ON MITCHELL.
Corbett Has Accepted a $4,000 Offer to
| Fight at Coney Island.

7 ~, ynrn Anvil l-As hefnrn stated
Ana Cnra, I.ian1 ,thlat;c Clnb bay. aImos,
aa.,a;ut,. sa,.mrn1 ,bn corbatt ond N;t,.hou
6nh, Tho asa;r was arr,noed yery Int nm
,i.,,,, y, =, r,aat;nft be,,.aap Cor
10, D. T., H. ,,,a,rnr 1,d,n N,,,,on
Ionnn,. r+.tharl, nf ,Ia Conc Island ctnt
"o''''I,f "oh n,t,ns
,.nrtat, ,.,s =, er.+ ;rcl;rs1 n ;,s;st m -,
,t,a, i; 80 an,,ax;n,ntad ,;s o,;n;r, Al
-, rs 80 oon h,,t af,ar t,It,in,7 ,ho
w. ,,. W al. - - aa.a,,, ,ho
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BEHHiNG SEA CASE
Opens al Paris-The Arbitrators Getting Ready
Tor Careful Work.

PARIs, Anil In the Behring sea court
of arbitration today. Sir Charles Russell de-
mapdcd the production of the report of Sir
Henry Elliott on the Behring SEA question,
causing the application on article 4 of the
treaty of arbitration Mr.. Phelps. in be-
half of the United States, denied the report
was referred to in the American case. He
said il was simply referred to in the cOun-
ter ease to which article of the treaty did
not refer Mr.. Phelps denied that it is ad-
missible in law that one party should have
the power TO force its adversary to produce
any document simply because his advor-
sarv desired to use II IN evidence.
The refusal of the tinted States to pro
| duce the document was not due 10 amy de
| sire 10 suppress the report, hut to the tact
| that il was applied far too late for the
American government to prepare answers
| to the arguments which might possibly be
| based upon il
Nevertheless he would proiuc" the re
| port rs he MI not wish to vnErnlcr the sns-
pcion OF a desire to suppress evidence ami
| after this cunccsslon ho would decline To
produce further cNtSeucc. sir Charles
| Russell briefly contcnlri that the report
was referred to N the appendix, and the
appendix wns referred to IN the case suf
| hcicntly to invoke article of the treaty.
Mr.. Carter submitted for consideration "A
motion that the tribunal dismiss from nrbi-
tration so much of Euglands demand as
| relates to America and contained IN chapter
| 10 of the British cnun,ercase, referring to
the expenditure for supreme court proceed
| ings. The motion contempt 'ted the dismis-
| sal of the clause concerning pvAglc sealers.
| Mr.. Phelps moved the rcJeet"n of thr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-05
Ex,sEcReIARY FOSTER UPHELD.
The Behrins Sea aumor Promptly siicnced By
Gresham and Carlisle.

wasui>eroN. April t,-The Democrats
who. for the last few DAYS, have been en-
deavoring to create scandal in regard &c
the allowances of the American attaches IL
the Behring sea commission and have been
making wicked ins,naations in regans 10 ex'
Secretary OF State Foster and Major Hal
ford, must have felt in strange preiics
ment when they read Secretary Gresham's
short but decisive contradiction of the idle
gossip.
The secretary of state did not allow th,
matter TO gain much hcadway, and rather
than answer the false statements made b,
the Democrats here. he sent the followin.
dispatch to the United States consul a
Paris:
Neither the state nor the treasury de
parrment is responsible for mischievon
publications. The administration will dc
everything in its power 80 maintain the cas-
of the United States and To support ou
agent and counsel before the tribunal o
arbitration
The ridiculous statements were puhhshe'
in Partisan papers, and had already don
much to prejudice the United States case
but this prompt disayowal by the secretar.
of state will show TO the French peopl
tina, the charges were idle rumors, and tha
the United States government intends l.
stand by and support our representatives.
The whole thing has been clumsy AT
temp to besmireh the splendid record o
Secretary of State Foster. The Demo
cratic press took the matter up with dcligh
on the mere statement of departmen
clerk. and, as the gossip wen, from mout
to mouth, IL was enlarged,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-05
STATE NEWS.
IihRMos'

HAEMoNf.
A fall of about four inches Of snow %
Monday is helping out the sleighing and en-
ahles people to finish out their shedding be-
fore the bare ground comc-.-The liiFh
School continues two weeks longer.-Mr.
Daniel has returned from Augusta where
he went as witness in the Stack
pole Perkins case.--Charlie Mclaughlin, =
I4-year old lad. had all his fingers and
thumb Of his lef, hand badly lacerated while
playing with a revolving circular saw IN 4
wood saving machine last ~cek.-Dap,ei
Locke Of Skowhegan is visiting friends in
town this week Next Sabbath Rev. L. -.
Lyons is expected to preach his last sermon
here before going to the yearly conference
after which he will go to some other field oi
labor.
ST. AlBASs.
Easter was observed by chidrep's cor
cert at the Union chnrch.--Colhs are if
order nov The shrill whistle of Charis'
Moore's steam engine warns our people q Il
he ia at work near by and will make a sbo RI
Job OF their wood pile if desred.-O. s.
GOODWIN has gone to Pittsfeld. viii W
Alton will soon 20 to Rockiand, Mass. w
are sorry that our young men must leaF-
town to find employment. Will Craiu
and Allen Morten have return
from trip to Austin pond. They caue Il
some very pretty trout and we think tilri
tasted good too at Southard's birch p'l
they will saw 10 spool bars some 600 cor j
of white birch.--Mr. L. G. Dillingham;
unable TO work from a bal bruise caus,
by his horse Jumpy stepping on his fool
Mr.. Isaac Osborne sold bis well knos
gray mare to the New York buyer, Bisho g.
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GRAND LODGE
New England Order of Protec-
ton Meets at Gardiner.
Seventy Delegates, Representing the
Order in Maine, Present.
Aged Farminedaie Lady Falls and Receives
Probably Fatal Injuries

GARptxER, April Especial Til,
Grand Lodge of Maine Of the New Engl4nt
order of Protection met here yesterday
with Danforth Lodge, No. l19. About Il
delegates including quite number oi
ladies, were present, representing 81 of tn,
80 lodges and 5000 members in the State
The delegates dined at the Evans House it
a body. Morning and afternoon sessions
were in Il. A. X. hall, devoted to the secret
business of the order.
In the afternoon the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Grand
warden, S. +. Foss, Saco: yice-warden A
\. Beaton, Rockland secretary.
ID. NJ. Frye, Springvaie; treas
urer, K. W. Jackson, Portland; chap
lain. Emma l.. Clement, Portland
guide, Albert Hawss, Portland; guardian,
Chas. V. Horton. Foxcroft; sentinel, Fred
/. otis, Portland; trustees, Henry w.
Oakes, Auburn; W. L. Allen, Caribou A
Spiers, North Windham representatives, Ia
supreme lodge, A. +. Verriil, Auburn; r
W. Jackson, Portland; Mrs. Josie &
Smith, Bil,leford; alternates, DR. A. W.
Potter, Lisbon Mrs. Christisnna Greene
Lisbon; Mss II. II. Small, Portland
These officers were installed by Grand
Warden Cam of Massachusetts, assisted by
supreme Secretary Cash of Massachusett,
and Miss +. NJ. Clark of Boston, the su
preme representative.
In the evening there was a public meet
ing at the hall which was largely attended
and which proved very pleasant to delegates
and visitors alike.
The following programme was
prepared by the entertainment
committee which was ably
CARRIED out and was followed by socia
dance and general good time
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The farm buildings of AngeliHe Raney in
Webster were burned Monday. Loss,
about Slj00; insured for $3.50.
Michael and Jacob Rosenbaum of Bdde-
ford. under arrest on the charge of arson
have succeeded in getting bail. The hear
ing is continued till Thursday.
Pitcher Willie Mains has signed with the
portlands Ills first appearance was with
that team under Manager Spence 10 1887,
pl4vlng against the Salems and winning the
game.
| Chris T9ola, who takes -uch an Interest
/ in sports in Bangor, has purchased block
of stock in the Old Towr Driving Part As
i soeia,ion in order to exert some Influence
in its management ami il possible to pro
mote circnit races in HAT vicinity the con-
| ing season.
Capt. Calvin Tarr of Saco. government
/ inspector of the Ro' klanl breakwater joh
| has arrived at 'hag civ ard work viii bt
! resumed at onsp. 4 considerable amou
/ of the lat appropriation remains uusx
pended, hut it will take 4 rupber of year
/ to make the breakwater wilai it Is design
/ to be.
The differences in the Auhurn and Lev
| ist shoe factories had not been setiIe,
/ at room Tuesday, but from what could b.
I lerned from the otfirers of the diferen
uni, D. the prospect of an amicable adjust
ment vas good.
| The York county commissioners. in ss--
sion at Alfred. TUESDAY afternoon, render
ei decision on the York Nannfseturin.
| Cos appeal for abatement Of taxes. Th'
company claimed last year that its valna
ti0e as placed by the SacO assessors wa
$780, coo too high AMI sppesle'i TO tt,
county commissioners for an abatement q
81 .00o on the tax The decision reBderes
Tuesday orders an abatement of S2iso an.
imposes on the city Of Saco the costs of rh'
/ hearing.
| Mayor Bolster of Auburn, said Tuessia'
that the deed filed by the Auburl
| squeduet Co., for the inspection of tin
/ city was not satisfactory and that in ac
| cordance with the act ore of the justice
of the supreme court would be asked +
order it reformed.
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ABOUT HAYTl AND HYPPOLITE.
filibusters Arrested al Jamaica Tor Fitting
Out an Expedition.

KixGsroS, Jamaica, April l.-Advices
received here from IIayti state that frcsi-
d, Mt Hyppolite, with his army has reached
CAPE lIayticn. Al along his line of march
he was met with enthusiastic receptions, al
though it is probable that much OF the on
thusiasm was forced through fear. From
Cape Ilaytien IIyppolite will return direct
to Port t-au-Prince.
While on his tour the President opened n
new telegraph line from st. Marc to Port
au Prince. II is intended to erect The line
as far as Cape Hnytien.
The new gunbent built for the Ilaticu
government at iIavre is expected April ..
# ia tht largest aud best armed gunbos'
ever built for Ilayu.
Gems. Arneaux and Momnlaisier, Halter
exiles here, and Capt Miller of the
schooner " lie Irving, arrested for fitting
ont an expedition against iiayu have hr Il
remanied and admitted TO bail. Diveri
are now at work in Kingston looking f0I
the arms thrown overheard when the OK
petition returned, A few rifles have bef !
brought up.