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PULLMAN HAS BEEN RELEASED
lie Was Held at Ensenada on a
Charge of KIDNAPPING.

SAN DIEGO. March 3.-United States
Consul Godbe of EnseDada, Lower
California, who is at present in this city,
received telegram yesterday announcing
the release of a. M. Pullman. the American
who has been Confined In the Ensenada
jail on the charge of kidnapping Whitman,
the embeZzler, from Mexican territory
some months age. Before leaving En-
senada the other day Godbe prevailed
upon the Mexican authorities to give Pull
man hearing, which was to have taken
place last Saturday,. The delay in learn
ing the result was occasioned by the tele-
graph line being out of repair until this
afternoon.
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A DANGEROUS DRUNK.
He Attempts to Murder a Barkeeper
Who Refused Him Liquor.

VALLEJO. March 81. Donnell. who has
been on proiracted spree for The past week.
entered Carson's saloon last evening and de-
manded drink from Dick Quinlan. who was
behind the bar Observing that DonneIi was
already staggering under an overload OF st imu.
lani> Quinlan refused 10 serve him, whereupo a
DO nnell whipped out pistol and said be wa
going To Kill some one for fun
Qulnlan cam from behind the bar and
knocked The revolver from Donnelps hand. A
sion of the weapon. which he polluted at O uin-
lan's head and fired. The bullet Just grazed
Quinian's face. which was filled with powder
Omcefs were attracted TO the scene OF the
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ARREST OF GILMORE.
Gross Declines to Tell How the Bogus
Checks Were Passed

CHICAGO, March as. T. Gilmore. ar
rested tie Auditorium Hotel last night
on charge of obtaining money by means
of bogus checks. was brought before JUS
piainant. A. Gross, accuses Gilmore of OBJ
tanning $50 from him by giving him a
bogus check to cash. Gross was dumb as
the grave this morning when asked about
the charge. He said be had JUST gone into
business and did not want any notoriety
through having young Gilmore arrested
Gross tried to pass the matter off as joke,
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HIS BOND NOT FILED.
And Yet the Convicted Man Is Out
Prospecting.

SAN BERNARDINo. March 3.-John Wallace,
convicted of assault with intent TO kill Michael
Langan and sentenced to San Quentin, is now
out on the desert on prospecting tour. The
Supreme Court has affirmed the decision of the
lower court and Wallace is wanted 10 serve his
term.
There was some excitement this morning in
official circles when his bond could not be
found In the clel ks office. After diligent
search The missing bond was found in the sale
OF the Sherff's office, 1t having never been
placed Oh file.
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SUICIDE OF A CHILD WIFE.
Separated From fer Husband, She
Takes Poison.

LOUISVILLE. March IA special from
winchester, KY, says: Mrs. Eta Walden.
II years old, committed suicide last night
by taking carboic acid. She had separated
from her husband aud was Jealous OF a
young woman. She had implored her
husband to return. but it was of no avail.
Walden stated that his wife had been
familiar with him before marriage and that
the union had only been brought about by
her ella inning that he had accomplished her
ruin. Walden claims to lave lost confl-
dence In his wife. Both families are prom
lnent. Walden is only 20 years old.
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bui Detectives Fitzgerald and Mulcahy,
who arrested Gilmore, said this morning.
while they knew nothing about the facts
10 the case. they did know Gross was IN
earnest over the charge he brought against
the defendant. Gilmore. it is SAID, IS
member or one of the wealthiest families
IN San Francisco. but is inclined to be oil
a sportiye nature and has made away With
small fortune. Gilmore denies that he
has assed any bogus checks. The case
was continued until March z.
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FAvORS BARTLETT,S SIDE.
No Longer Opposition to the Mica
ragua Company's Reorganization.

NEW YORK, March 3.-The World SAYS:
The struggle between the Two factions of
stockholders In the Nicaragua Canal con-
struction company for control has been
ended by the announcement: of the Hatch
committee that it will no longer oppose
the work of rsorganizlng The company. as
undertaken by its opponents. This means
the plan of reorganization adopted by the
stockholders under the leadership of John
r. Bartlett will be carried out.
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A Famous Trotter Sold.

LOUISVILLE. March 3.-Lester Wither.
spoon has sold for Eras us Corning of
Albany. n. z, to Earl Burr Jr. of Long
Island, n. Y, an agent for certain New
York parties. the famous trott ng mare,
Harrieta. with a record of 2:O9A. The
price paid was $4,000.
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WILL RETURN TO OREGON.
Two Men Wanted There for Com.
hitting Burglary.

PORTLAND, March 3.-The police au-
thorities here CLAIM to have evidence con-
Meeting Gus Funk and John Hellgren, who
were arrested in San Jose, with five blu G.
leries recently committed in this city.
HelIgren has served a term of six years
in San Quentin and Funk three terms in
the Reform School at San Francisco. An
officer has left for California to bring the
men back here
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WILL REFINE THE SUGAR.
The Chino Plant Being Enlarged and
Improved.

ONTARIO. March 3.-The output of the
Chino sugar factory for the coming season
will be refined. The first season the fac
tory ran the sugar was refined, but for the
last two seasons all sugar has been shipped
crude to San francisco for refining Work
will be begun immedia ely on enlarging
and improving the present refining plant,
and all sugar made this year will be turned
out in granulated form.
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Uruguay's Election.

MoNTEvIDEo. March Sowing to the
absence of a quorum to-day Congress
postponed The Presidential election until
Monday. Stewart, acting Vice-President
OF the republic. will temporarily fill the
chair Of the President.
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Endorses Total Abstinence.

NEW HAVEN, March 3-Bishop Tierney,
who was cOnsecrated Bishop of the Hart
ford Diocese February 90, has sent to
Major Fitzmaurice. president of the Catho-
lie Abstinence Union, a letter in which he
says: II hereby indorse the Catholic Total
Abstinence Union of America and OF
Connecticut l hope both will live and
work together till the practice of temper
ance becomes the rule of ali the people OF
our beautiful and free land"
The morning call., 1894-03-04
CAUGHT IN AN AVALANCHE.
Charles Goetz's Experience in the
Mountains of Idaho.

BOISE, March 3.-News has been re-
ceived from Atlanta. mining town in the
Saw Tooth Mountains. of the remarkable
experience which Charles GoetZ eDeoun-
Tered with an avalanche He was caught
in the slide while hunting. and was carried
half a mile down the mountain lDt0 a
rocky canyon. but came out alive, though
badly hurt being found twelve hours later
by party of rescuers.
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BRINGING OUT A COLONY.
They Are to Settle i'm San Bernar.
dino County.

SAN BERNARDINo. March 8. - The
Badly Mountain Land and Water Com
pany have undertaken to bring out a large
colony OF Germans TO settle on tract of
land situated about twelve miles from
Hespera. The company is conducting
water to the land from Sheep creek. aud
propose to irrigate TO- 600 acres, and is now
pushing the work in every department.
About twenty representatives of the
The morning call., 1894-03-04
Racing at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. March 3.-Track muddy.
Five and hat longs, The Bully won, Hedge
Rose second. Rondeau third. Time, :22s4.
Five furlongs. Hennrria won, ParQuette Sec
Ond, PacOdet third. Time, 1:l413.
Five furlongs, Volunteer won, Susie Nell sec
Ond, Looking Backwards third. Time, 1874.
Six furl0Dgs, edgetirld won, Moses Solo
mon second, Cutlery third. Time, 1:29A.
Fifteen-sixeenths Of mile, Sight Draft won,
Rover second, Primero thru. Time, 1:5714.
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Mayor GiIrov Denarts.

NEW YORK, March 3.-According to his
changed plans Mayor GilrOy started west
ward to-day. His ten-year-old son Arthur
went with him. He is going to Coronado
Beach to meet his wife and children. He
expects TO be away about three weeks.
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BOUND TO BE A HERO.
Johnny Crow Has Again Distin-
guiShed Himself,

CARSON. New, March 3-Last night the
home of Johnny Crow, the boy who saved
six children from drowning in the Carson
River on January Il. burned to the
ground. The family. consisting of nine
children besides the father and mother, were
asleep when the fire broke ont. Johnny
awakened and promptly reused the others,
then opened the windows and helped to
get the children out of danger. The house
was total loss. and the inmates escaped
in their night clothes.
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Objects to Tammany.

NEW YORK, March "a special from
Washington announces that Congressman
Dunpby of New York has resigned from
the general committee OF TamTany. He
expresses his disapproval of Tammany
election methods and Cookers tariff
policy.
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Persia Boycotts Silver.

TEHERAN, March 3.-The Persian Gov
eminent has officially announced that the
mint will no longer coin silver for the pub
lie, and also declares that the Importation
of silver is prohibited for the future, and
that one month hence The outgoing au-
thorities will treat as contraband all silver
not ordered by the mint
The morning call., 1894-03-04
Failure of a Brewery.

CINCINNATI. March 3.-The jackson
Brewing Company assigned to-day. The
a-sets are estimated at 100000: liabilities
$4,000. 1t is claimed the trouble is only
temporary. The cause of the trouble is
bonds issued TO capitalize other ventures.
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DOWN THE FIRE ESCAPE.
Occupants of a Spokane Building
Vacate in a Hurry.

SPOKANE, Wash, March 3-At o. clock
this morning fire was discovered in the
engineroom of Temple Court 1t smol-
dered for half an hour and then broke out,
filling the stairway with dense smoke and
driving number of the occupants of the
building dow the fire escape. The loss is
about $4,000. of which $4,000 is on the
building and the remainder on Wolverton
and Byrd's hardware stock, McNab's drug
store and SoIomon's wholesale liquor-store.
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Convention at San lose.

SAN JOSE, March 3.-The Republican con-
veDion this evening made the following nomi-
nations: For Mayor, Paul Page Austin; Treas
urer, j. n. Ewing; Street Commission r.
Colonel A. Il. Bennett; Chief OF Police. Hugh
A. de Lacey.
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CONTEST FOR A LICENSE.
Trying to Compel the Board of
Trustees to Issue One.

SAN BERNARDINo. March 3.-The man.
damus proceedings to compel the Board of
City Trustees 10 issue license to c. II
Henry were argued before the Superior
Court to-day. The point involved is
whether the board has right to refuse a
license when the party applying is un-
Objectionable, although his bond is salts
factory
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FELT A GREAT DISTANCE.
Terrific Explosion i'm the Moosic
PoWder.MiIiS.

WILKEsBARRE. Pa, March 3.-An ex-
plosiOn occurred this morning in the bar
rel works of the Moosic Powder-mills at
Moosic. Thomas Wier was killed and two
others were seriously injured. The force
of the explosion was terrific. Nearly
every pane OF glass In Moosic was broken.
The windows ratified and houses were
shaken here, sixteen miles away.
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MUST GIVE THE NOTICE. :
Decision of the Attorney-G General
Relating to Pensions.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-ActiDg Secre-
tsry of the Interior Reynolds this after
noon sent to Congress the opinion of
Acknowledgement Olney on the act of
December u. 1898, requiring thirty days
notice before a pensioner is suspended.
The opinion holds that the act applies to
every pension granted by that off and
makes it mandatory duty of the CON-
missioner 10 give thirty days notice in
cases where fraud is admitted.
The morning call., 1894-03-04
Suicide of a Japanese.

DETROIT. March 3.-Despondent over a
rebuff in love affair. Chickanora Tomo-
hira. brilliant young Jan, son Of one Of
the most famous Japanese generals, CON-
mitted suicide last night with poison. He
was educated at the Michigan University
and had just entered business as a drug
oil
The morning call., 1894-03-04
HOTEL BURGLARS AT LODI.
Guests Are Relieved of Their Money
and JeWeIry,

LODI. March 3.-Burglars last night en-
tered the Lodi Hotel and the Taylor
House and robbed several guests of money
and Jewelry. TIE burglars re undoubt-
eddy experts at the business, as no one
was awakened in either of the hotels. The
officers have clew. and the robbers may
be apprehended.
The morning call., 1894-03-04
Peru and Ecuador Friends.

New YORK, March 3.-The Herald's
special from Lima. Peru. says: The diff
culties between Peru and Ecuador have
finally bean satisfactorily settled by the
mediation Of the Papal Nuncio.
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A Desperate Criminal.

TRENTON. n. j., March 3.-Joseph Wall
WIZ, while in jail, sawed the bars of his
cell, got into the corridor, lassoed Keeper
walters. choked him into unconscious
ness, shot and killed Keeper Lippincott
ana escaped, but was reca ptnred.
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WAS THADDEUs HAMILTON.
Identity of the Mysterious Suicide
in New York.

NEW YORK, March 3.-The man who
registered at the Gedney House as Thomas
Hammond and soon after shot himself
dead was really Thaddeus Hamilton,
president of the Brewers Metallic Bung
Company of New York.
His secretary says he was not insane.
Hamilton is native of Butte, Mont. His
wife's sister identified the remains to-day
and said business troubles must have
driven him crazy.
The morning call., 1894-03-04
SHATTERED THE SAFE DooE
Burglars Make a Successful Raid at
Reno.

RENO, New. March 3.-The Office of the
Reno Mill and Lumber Company at the
undergrad, in the western part of town,
was entered last night by burglars, who,
with charge ofcoarse black powder, blew
the safe door ali TO pieces and got away
with about $50. The concussion shattered
the windows al both ends of the room.
There is no clew to the robbers.
The morning call., 1894-03-04
All Go Scot Free.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March 3-Corbett
having been acquitted, the Aitorney-Gen-
eral yesterday nolle pressed the cases
against Mitchell and the members of the
Duval Athletic Club.
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Hanged Two Murderers.

BATON ROUGE, La. March 3.-Dave
Johnson and Mansfield Washington were
hanged here yesterday for the murder
OF Professor Emile Van Hofe last October
and Mike Kane in November.
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Arguments on Jenkins Order.

MILWAUKEE, March 3.-Arguments on
the motion to modify the injuncional
order against the Northern Pacific en-
ployes were concluded this evening, and
Judge Jenkins took the matter under ad-
yisemept
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Her Shaft Damaged.

SOUTHAMPTON, March 3.-The steamer
scandal arrived this morning. returning
with her shaft damaged. The Scandal
sailed from Hamburg February 25 for New
York
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237 POST STREET.
PALACE HOTEL.

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
/ block in the center or san Francisco. IL rs the
model hotel OF the world. Fire and earth quake
proof. Has nine elevators. Every room Is large,
light and airy. The ventilation 10 perfect. oAsh
and closer adjoiH every room. All rooms sre eAsy
Of access from broad. light oOrridors lee eentraI
court, Illuminated by electric light, us immense
glass roof broad balconies. carrisge-way anu uop-
Zeal plants are features hitherto unknown IN amer
icap hotels Guests emit Rtained on either the amer
lean or Furopean plan The restaurant Is the Enest
In the city Secure rooms In advance oy teis-
graphing. THE PAbA1c 49,.
1at tt san rEAncAsSo. Val.
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Thousands of Miners Locked Out.

CINCINNATI, March Sowing to the
failures Of coal operators and miners to
agree on reduction of wages 10 the basis
paid in Pennsylvania. the mines in the
Ohio district declared general lockout
yesterday morning. In Jackson County
alone 1000 miners are shut out. Similar
conditions exist in other localities.
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capitalists and of the settlers visited this
section a few days ago and were highly
pleased with it. It is claimed that 800
people are ready to settle upon the land as
soon as the system of irrigation is COM
Mated
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The Uruguay Election.

MoNTEVIDEo. March 3-There is much
excitement in Uruguay in connection with
the elections. In anticipation of serious
.rouole troops have been confined to the
barracks.
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shooting by the noise OF the first shot, which
occurred when the pistol was shocked flom
Donnell's hand to the floor. Tie would-be
murderer was promptly disarmed and lodged IN
Jail. while Quinlan sought the services OF
physician.
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Collision of Steamers.

TRIESTE. March 3. - The steamers
Elektra and Orion rollided near Cape
Promontore to-day. One man was killed
and three fatally injured.
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Wier and Critic Matched.

CHICAGO. March 3. Ike Wier and Young
Critic have been matched for an eight
round glove contest here on March IL.
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Celebrated by the Pope.

ROME, March 3.-The Pope celebrated
mass IN the Sistine chapel in nonor of the
sixteenth anniversary of his elevation to
the papaoy,
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APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR.
A Fiarbor Commissioner and Two
Bank Commissioners Named.

SACRAMENTO. March g. - Governor
Markham this morning appointed and
commiss toned Colonel T. S. CladDourne
of San Francisco Hsrbor Commissioner
of that city, vice General w. q. Brown,
whose term expires on the 18Th inst
The Governor also appointed two Bank
Commissioners, as follows: Paris Kiburn
of Monterey. vice w. II. Knight. whose
term expires May IL, and II. w. Magee of
Los Angeles, vice c. ii. Duusmoor, whose
term expires July 10 next.
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NO HOPE OF RECOVERY.
Bishop Paddock Has Been Uncon-
sciOus for Four DAYS.

SANTA BARBARA, March "a message
from the Miramar. at o'clock this even
ing, states that Bishop Paddock of Tacoma
is gradually sinking. For four days he
has been unconscious. His physician says
that life cannot be sustained much longer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-05

lature In 1885, having been elected on the
republican ticket. and was also for a num-
Der Of years postmaster Of Mechanicstown.
A fire company was organized in Middle
town on Friday night last at public meet
ing held there for that purpose. The COM
pany starts with membership of about
sixty and its officers are as follows: Mil
lard Cook, president: DIR. Emory NJ. Bowler.
Charles X. Rhoderick, vice presidents; VIM.
G. Boileau, secretary. and Daniel kefauver,
treasurer. A reservoir has recently been
built and water works introduced in Middle
town
a dastardly attempt was made a few
nights ago to burn the large wooden bridge
across the Monocacy river at Bridgeport,
this county. The floor of the bridge was
saturated with coal oil and match applied.
but before the flames had gained Roadway
a traveller passing along the road discovered
the fire and put 1t out.
Mr. F. A. c. whitman of Mechanicstown
lost finger a few days ago in a singular
way. He was working with Mr.. Wm II.
Stull in the Rouzer tannery at that place
when he slipped and fell just as Stull was
raising a heavy iron bar with which to
strike and pry up plank. Willman's hand
New out to the very spot Stull was aiming
for and down came the bar on 1t, severing
one of the fingers.
Preparations will begin in earnest this
week for the execution of VIM. Leonard in
the Jail yard here on the 10th instant.
Letters to the British ambassador at
Washington and to Governor Brown in be-
half of Leonari have 50 far proved of 40
avail. and he has become resigned to his
fate. He has recently become a convert to
the Catholic faith and receives frequent
visits from a priest.
Rev John P. White, formerly pastor of
st. Jerome's Catholic Church of Baltimore
has been selected as pastor Of s.. frt-r's
Church at Liberty, this county to succeed
the Rev. Father Thomas !. Monteverde. who
has been appointed assistant pastor of St
Joseph's Church. Baltimore.
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HYATTSVILLE.

Miss Clara Latham of Washington is the
Miss Lucy Ingersoll has returned to her
home at Bowie after a pleasant stay with
friends in this section.
Experts from various cities have been in
vited to attend the next meeting of the
Hyattsyille fire company TO explain the
merits of the various systems of the firms
they represent. and the probable cost OF
each n very generous contribution has
been already made by the citizens here
toward the establishment OF this company
and ii has been asked that the money be
placed in the hands of bonded officer,
and that no money be spent without the
order OF the executive committee, in order
to insure a proper expenditure of the same.
An entertainment for the benefit OF the
needy will be given at MaSruder's Hall to-
night by the young ladies' and gentlemen of
ST Jerome Catholic Church. Those who
will take part in the tableaux are: Miss
Edythe Gallant. Julia " eeSS, Leila Aman,
Gertrude Herman, Annie Neal. May Cor
man. Ninnette Williams. Marie CrutchetI.
Frank and Will Hickey. VIM. Giusta, Paul
mcfarland. Joseph Weeks. VIM. Palmer.
Ray McDermott. Ray Erwin. Andrew
Fisher and Frank Fenwick.
The action against the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company for the killing of
W aiteBrown on the crossing here some time
ego will come up in the circuit court of
Baltimore on next Wednesday. The acct
dent occurred on the pike crossing heIe
after the gateman had left, the result beins
the killing of two men and two horses.
MesSrs- j. c. Rogers and Charles H. STAN
ley represent the plaintiff.
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SLIGO.

Mrs Bridget Murray, formerly of Sandy
Spring. who has been a resident here dur
ing the past year, died at o'clock Satur-
day morning at the advanced age OF seven
ty-three years, after suffering for six
months. The funeral took place today
from the home of her son, the remains be-
ing taken to Carroll Chapel, Forest Glen,
where at l. O'Clock neon high mass was
held, after which she was inferred in the
church cemetery. Mrs. Murray was well
known at Sandy Spring. having taught
school there for years. during her short
residence in the vicinity of Sligo she made
many friends. who deplore her death. Mr..
Columbus Joy, Thomas Day, ". Hardesty.
J. h. Clark, Thomas Ware and 4. u.
HardeSty acted as palibearers.
AT the farmers convention, which is an
nually held at Sandy SpriIg, and which
Will take place tomorrow, an interesting
subject, in which the people of this neigh
bcrhoCd are greatly concerned. Will be
taken up. viz, public Road Legislation %
and there will be other important subjects
discussed, including the recent law making
taxes payable september l of each year.
Mrs. VIM. Winberger OF Burtonsvllle. who
has been in delicate health for some time
is visiting her mother. Mrs. Augusta Tur-
ner.
The estate of James Barnes. lately de-
ceased, was sold at public auction on sat
urday, and was purchased by Samuel -.
Waters of Burnt Mills.
lecture on Martin LutherS journey
from Nittinberg to Worms will be delivered
next Saturday evening at Sligo NJ T..
Church by Rev. W. J. Thompson. Il. ID.