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NEWS GATHERED
FROM 5O 1 !. | H !: /. /:
Weddings and Entertainments
Holding Attention of Man n; an ..5..
5S55#. chester People.
A. D EN- PASS ON BUDGET d !: !
Has Only: TO- 1AtA,:l:i:s. Sig
rature5to Make Years
Funds Available.

Manchester Bureau, Times Dspatch,l
M ssfst No LIE Hull Street. III
3$s$ The Board Of Aldermen met last MI llt
lin called session to act upon HE budget
Il AZ passed by tho lower branch last week.
The action of; that body was concurretl
SIN and after a. short session, the body
adjourned. f Sc " ~ l III 3;Si ss 81
Birthday Celebration.
The Olympia Club the famous o1gar 7 MA
+ ton that cuts SO much figure N poll
"A tics and III social matters Is getting
a ready to celebrate the birthday Q the
b esteemed treasurer, Mr.. Wake. Mr..
Wake has been treasurer o the club for
III forty years, ana ranks With Captain Ohm
~ All Curtis in the length Of time he mas
"a served in office. The affair promises 10
8geolIpse anything this club has ATTEMPTED.
and there have been many successes laid
4 al tlleir DOORS Alderman Moore has been
&sdesgnated TO make the principal ad-
dress OF the evening. Colonel Allen VIII
speak, and Aiessrs, Green and Hart liar.
will sing ono OF their own com positions
+ Mr. Archie Williamson will recite an
original poem, and the q flair promises TO
Z besmost emf crtaining. iss f55a S5
An Heroic Lady
Through the heroic efforts OF Mrs. a. s.,
ght6yestcrday morning. a colored In
y
The mother OF the child became panic
stricken when the house caught fire and
ran out Of the door. The child was left
SDn, the inslde. Mrs. Wright heard the
screams OF tho child and ran into the.
house and carried the infant out3in q
blanket. The house was on Fourth street.,
near the shops, and was owned by Mrs
( M. a. Wright. The department did all
81 could to stop the flames, but they could
not save thellouse.., Fl III
Byrd-C ole Nuptials.
n Mr. ~. Byrd and Miss lice Cole were
married on Monday night by rev. G. O.
Woodward. Mr., ]. II. Mitchell was the
hest man, and Miss Nellie NJ. Cole was
81 bridesmaid. MI. Byrd Is an employe of
5 the Passenger and Power Company, and
As popular. and his bride is highly es-
Biecmed They will be at home at No. Sla
West Seventh Street 5f u
$ This being a national holiday, the post
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1.uDGENA||D |
NOTABLE ! / | [. .||:| |!
Every Opinio IF tiie Is ' iehnioiltd
Jurist Affirmed bygsA1s s1 IA d
VI pellate4 Cottrt. 81
rHE leg ( s. IS mast IS /
sNIr. Pcters's etition for Z ehea.rl.-.
Zig ) Denied r r rolcee 60. ~ "
8lI ingsS rs Detail.. I ; .l3:.S3


H The United states Circuit Court 81 Ap-.5
,,,cals ~ the Fourth Circuit convened 1,' 4
in this III ~ yestorday with Tiroui Judges
corr land Prltchard and District ~ utgc II
Boyd, Nc owell sand Nyaddill In ut end
ance. Tho court landed dow opinions
Il, Min oteen Cd scs here tofore argued, and
heard argument In ii, case 5Sa
sgS Ii, 4 ho list IL opinions handed "a WI
tthore are 1lyo cases from the districtEof
Iastorn vlrg nla. 81 over CHI udge s. 3D.
nund Waddill. u ~ - esid es. y is5as note
worthy that III yery son eko hese cas- Sc
THE appellate court afiirtned ne jug !lI
s,,1ent the lower - &, HI
but the more nj ta bio BY rea son .of the
fact that several the ot e'e'
were reversed is rhel pl on Of tho court
an Two cases Is prepared BY b J Judge ~ nl-s
Sdlll. Is worthy of men ton lso that
SIrlE the admiralty case lot the stea mship
ESvcnlnnd, appellant W. j ems III pn1ps
from tho District Court It'll orfolk, ~ Judge
EGoff, lin delivering the IA opinion of tho
higher court, affirming the Dist riot Court,
quotes almost the Ell tire 2 Judge
yVaddll Iii, the ca sc, and ad optss Y z as the
language OF tho court. 3s5, ia
Among the cases dccide Cd yeste day are q
iseVcra q ocal IN = e c '1S'
{of 2Barcus and others Va. ] ohm 3. Sher-s
wood, tho issue lnvolv wed is the right $ofS
Attorney v Sherwood N to! his fees in N the
5Barcus- Gates case. Mr.. sllerT pod Sisi well
kno wn In this DIT The appellat court
decides In his favor. y
@&In the case Of the N export N eys and I
Old Point Rail Way, plaintiff in error. VS.
Avery Z cunt, the nppellate& court IT.
Arms the jnd gment of tho Dlstric Z Court
SYo,lnt was IL sold Ter q t II nc n onroe,S
and was injured while riding nr ~ car Of
the plaintiff In error. The ecisonl,$ofs
the court is victory fol. tw well known
Virginia attorneys M essrs. ri Ro bert I.S
&Talley, Of this city, Il and q Daniel N Cole
man., OF N orfolk. Some OF & the poi ntsS
ra sed by III Tai ley and his associate
were the grounds for The opinion OF the
court. ri III III ~ ss5 g
Intl,o famous Peters II an or suit, u lil IN
ivolving patents OF, s rtlncial 4 limbs. tho
appellate court denies Peters s petition
for a rchearlng This was from he court
at Richmond. .s-3 NJ IA
NJ +. q. q. B. Stuart. the new United
states marshal d mad q u his Y first appear-3
nnce before the court vest erd az, and the
mad was mutually pleasant
The new marshal was sented 81 q the
court, and dictated #as ma rshal before Its
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TOOK a STRAW NOTE.
Interesting Experiment In Restaurant

1t e =
An advertising agent, representing
prominent New York magazine, while on
"a recent Western trip, was dining one
evening An q Pittsburg restaurant
"a While waiting for his order he glanced
over his newspaper and noticed the adj
yertisement OF well known dyspepsia
preparation, Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
8as he himself was a regular user of the
tablets. he began specializing rs to how
many Of the other travelling men in the
dining room were also friends OF the
popular remedy for indigestion.
He says: counted twenty-three men at
the tables and in the hotel office took
the trouble to interview them and was
/ surprised to learn that nine of the TWEEN
9ty-three made a practice Of taking one or
Two OF SIuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after
each meal. .5Eg
One of them told me he had suffered
80 much from stomach trouble that at
one time he had been obliged to quiz the
road, but since using Stuart'R Dyspepsia
Tablets had been entirely free from indi-
5gestion. but he continued their use. cs-
pecialy while travelling. ON account OF
In meals and because like
all travelling men he was often obliged la
s3eat What he could get and not always
p what he wanted,
5ts Another, Who looked the picture of
health, said he never ate meal with
nut taking a Stuarr Tablet afterwarc.
Il because he could eat what he pleased and
when he pleased without fear of sleep-
E5iess night or any other trouble
5E sun another used them because he was
4 subject to gas on stomach. causing pres,
sure on heart and lungs atostness OF
breath and distress in chest, mich he
j no longer experienced since Using the tan,
q lets regularly. 5s
Another claimed that stuart'A Dyspep.
6ria Tablets was the only safe remedy ia
had eyer found for sour stomach AND
] aridity, He had formerly used common
soda to relieve the rouble, bul ihe TAB
let's were much better and safer 10 use
After smoking IN drinking or olher az
tesges which weaken the digestive organa
Eotning restores the stomach to il healthy
wholesome condition so eftectuaily d
y StuaFt,a Tablets,
Staart's Dyspepsia Tablets contain Tn
Z natural digestive, pepsn. diasiase, whic
every weak stomach lacks, as well! a
HIx, hydrastiii and yellow parils, an
can be safely relied on8as n radical cir
for every form. ~ poor Digestion. SOL
Z bx druggists GYsEy,ifEers, ss25
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Virginia League Games.

Champ lonship competition had an on night
at the & Crystal Alleys Monday night. both
State League. played 45 the L poorest OF tho
season. and not one player being able 70
reach the FOG Tho only feature ire W q.
using the barrel ball. This ball is tho property
OF the Amazon team and has created great ln-
know II as Big Jake. the wonder This bal ls
ytWcnty-four Inches in diameter and la loaded
with a barrel of old junk collected from tho
famous moni tor which did fat hful service
here during the Civil War, and is highly
priced by Its owner Frank 81 Hey. f8
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punishment | n |. A
polite YOUNG / ]. MAN \! An
Milk Dealers Were Fined Fined hy
Justice 3ohn-Po lice Court
Cases.

Al young white man was fined 50 3s1 q
the police Court yesterday morning mo- ' q ?
the charge or annoying young girls I Z, on !
tho street. Al 4, y, , !,
The specific charge was TN t5ot pl''1Ali's
the ribbon from the hair OF 20 young gl Is
~ Iler8 way from school, The girl cons
fnlained 10 4 policeman. who kept his eyes g
open, and In a little while another Ie pofL
came to him OF d young man an ~
the same description, who had cpmn =
the offense OF fering his umpr "a "
q young lad y who ha ppened 70 20 caug ~! ~
our In the rain. She RESENTED no aco w
gtesy. G and the policeman ARRESTED 3is the
Young man as a b suspi clouss chnra cter'l
When tho young fel low wa broughyt ,pe,
fore the court he denied I hat nc puiileu
anybody's ribbon but the denial gig NY,
satisfy tho Wise Guy on the bench ana !!
sho was assessed Il he fine for trSln ~ ~
too polite. 10 said The did ofter$ q yeu,ls
Glhdy tho use OF his umbrella put d t ne
thought 1t was n lady whom he knew
The case OF Joseph # InrrlEs, charged
with shooting John illtman, yent over.
to March Cd, and hwitnesses were y rec 'r Or
nized to appear a t hat line
@ j osh Lyme Il WAS fined $40 on the SchaIse
Of beating Lizzie schreler, q nd li no paid
tho flne, after some i tile arg mneIft.
,rhe case arose $oyerIa charge prefer
against Lynch by the Cir D Y
witness IN theGcaae Of e he negro WonAa p
Della Haynes. She snld he man AZ 81
tempted to choke her, an also Y reiiI-s
3ened her. The mar L denied that ne did
anything OF the sort. q 81 q,
x Two cases OF sal Q o G. impure mix ca
before Justice John yesterday One was
against II, II, iRcnnie and Com On ana
the other was against Charles pan rldse,
The, case of .Rennie was dlsposedtl, OF tirst,
Asfne or $40 was placed Sagain st the tirl1,l
and m appeal was ia ken ,s NJ u. R e., NE
Introduced Witnesses to pro atE ~
had made every. e ffort to show ttlas
the milk was of standard slu ~ u VII ana no
l,ad had the milk tested ~ Y Yarlous Zines,
soFas 10 como within the Law. letter
from, experts was introduced 70 prove the
statement, "a. 538 ID L
Mr. Rennie submitted u the fol LOVING
statement IN reference to the ma ter:
desire q make this st atement m
regard 10 being hned IN the lice Court
we call. special a tentlon to the sfuct
that Dr. Whitfield tnsttled that the SAM
8ple did not show adj terra ton or WA el,
but that tile special sample tested S8h II
him stood II, Os per cent, wllen ne soIdt-
nance requires ~ per cent total SOL ass
$yts ,esiye ID " hut out Qf 80 Ssn ll1les;
tsstsl sE,e llyg ssa 4 -
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Worse Than Tobacco

4 The Richmond 3 High School Literary Assoc
might in the assemblyghall5 OF the High School
The question discussed was &: r. esolyed That
trashy sensational literature Is a worse evil
than tobacco. 1T was ecided In the atilrma-
Etivo,s a very Interesting debate is promised
for next Monday, and sincerely hoped that
q large number of visitors will be present.
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Faithful Servant Dead

Alfred C, Rollins better known to the
customers OF w. H.. N lson. tn 9 Sdruggi st.
as Blu lgine," died at his homo, No . 400
East jackson, at, 80 yesterday. Alfred
years Of service with Mr.. Nelson had, by
his hon esty and accommodation, won for
himself many friends amongst whites is
we'll as negroes, no wi j so dly miss him.
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Y5s. FIRST BAIL GAME.
Manchester Team to Play the
Es5 Dixie aAerie Outfit. ri

tSi N1r.sGlus Beln er;s manager OF the Eagles
baseball club, has issced a challenge to
the &A1anches ter tean Of the Twin City
18th. The challenge has been accepted,
&nnd the game will$be played on that date.
This viii probaIbly " be z he first game Of
the season, and a3as q the Engles have a
strong team, a. tine contest may be ex-
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office will sbe closed except between the
hours or 10 and II o clock this morning.
One delivery and one collection WILDE

sEl
@ Members Of Pension Board. 81
Judge Clopton has appointed he follow
ing as members of; the Confederate PEN
sion Board i Messrs. II W. Wy. q Pool AZ 8.
Furcron, and Dr. IL. q; Hi liz The jail
Commissioners, ias appointed blythe Judge,
IA rc: Dr. FL III, II. G. 3roaddus and W. lI.
owens. The terms beginSat once and
run for one year; 5 n q s#S \: ls&i MS "a
Crap Shooters Caught.
n Sergeant Wright and Policeman Moore
made a good haul III a. raid last nj g1t on
a crap game. The place was Kept by %
negro named John Wallace. ana was glo-
Gated on Hull Street, Just above the rail-
road, " When the officers entered the place
d big game was In progress, and there
was n rush for doors and windows Few
OF the galnesters succeeded &gi Il getting
away and seven men and two women
were takenin charge. They. We're carried
to the station house and will \ be ca ID
upon to contrbutc to the street inpr6Vc-
ment fund tits morning. ~.
Personals and Briefs. a.5#
n Mr. IA. Il, Adamson has returned from
Il trip to Florida, where Sihe saw touches
OF springtimc In The middle OF Winter.Sf.s,
IA Mrs G. III. "a Mum is i'll at her homo on
Senmes Street. q 8 4 Ss .;5S 5
AT Thc Entertainment for5gthe Daughters
Of Liberty Will take place at Leader Hall
this evening. III si 3al * Urn
x Mrs. vi Charles cliney was reported as
being better last night. 5 i3 u "
a meeting Of the ladies' Of Bainbridgc
Street Church will be held this AFTERNOON
to arrange for an entertainments l;
Miss Lethia Wells was reported as bet
ter last night. Xii t585., J9 istf w /. Si''5
m Stewart Lodge Of Odd-Tellows met III
regular session last night andSinitiated q
number Of candidates. B iJ 4! y.
TheEnext meeting Of Joe Johnston Camp
will be IAN important one, and IA full at
tendance is expected .G35AS y II N IA iSi
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son, analytical chemists, from day To-
! day. only five or them fell short OF the
Requirement Of the ord nance. and then he,
only from ITO told per cent .R We desire
to say further that the mil sent out
to our patrons compares favorn bly, with
the best milk sold In this 81 ty, and moth
Ing will Ne loft undonc to- keep the stand
ard up, not only to he req irements u
the ordinance, but above. IL
%f5s II III H. r T,Ny ME &aCO.G@
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\ LOOSE LEAF TOBACCO.
Small Sales YesterdayFeavy
Breaks Looked for Balance Week

The sales OF loose Leaf tobacco 1T the four
warehouses; yesterday agglesatel only about
Was but little or the good $sun-cured stocks,
mort Of II being medium and common gitldes,
The highest priced pilo brought SIG This
waH All esirt. fine SIM cured fief. Il
70 While the long locked for season seems to be
ct hand, II has not been here quite long enough
for Tho farmers to get ready for market, that
Ii not In great hunters. However, many more
MagonB ramq In last afternoon thun have been
seen any one day Tor some time i,ist, and the
breaks to-day win be larger llsan they have
been any day for atkleast d month. N
There has besn,, no change IN lTicss for
sergal weeks and probably VIII not be for
MIA character and body arc eagerly sought
after ana viii br.ng good paying figures, mo
.oIiYe' cploreh "shipp9ra'' are ~ especial del
ina,ia and being scarce they Viii bring almost
fancy pricesi They have been hoing ihat for
s0ma time past. l} gt ss56 IN E
~ The sales to-day viii bc as follows: First, mt
Sh0ckpeI second, Mt crtnshulS3 = third, ut Shell
Dune'a and fourth az Stonewnli l.i3s{ 57tBf
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to- depress HE dignity Of the spirit which
that llreless FORM. There
those who$paid the lasty5sadi hoiioSs to
the bonef factor OF his country took ar, an
|impressi veT-as farewell 9viev. " !, g.
| "a On 8the8ornamert, at the head Of tho
coffin, was Inscribed Surge and iJudlclur,,-----
about theemiddle OF the coffin, Glorl Dec
land on It lie Nsilvcr plato 5l.9 "
General i George Washington.
Departed this life on tho IL h ~ 9, ember,
1899; act GS. Stg } Il "A Sf$
IetweenlSs ! and clock tho sound Of
nrti llery& from d vessel III tho river, firing
minute guns, awoke afrcsll!s our soldier
sor1o W the corpse was moYed-as band Of
music TIL nournful melody melted the
soul into all tile tendorne IS Of woe, $s .5
IA Tho procession was formed and moved
ON the following order: 4.
Cavalry. IL N 4 isslsS Fi IS AZ
III Infantry. * Il U II Il a s3 Il { NJ
43 Guard, 3 vi Il, arms reversed.
"a NIuslc Z. S5s IN ~ IN
Clergy, sS si;5 & 81; III .3t u
38a The generals horse with 4. his addle,
Pall-bearc q pall-bearers !:
Colonels ~ sss 3g Colonels
slmms 81 III Gllpln
Rannsa Y, N s$s SisS OTPsE, Marsteller.
Payne, III Il 5Ss II e. SgIt "a tle
8N1ourners. 5 S855S rs e 5s
x Masonic fBre thrcn IN ss ss ssS# 5f
III CT tizens, Il 81 NJ X {ts .44
When the procession had arrlv ed a t he
bottom OF the elevated lawn, on tho banks
OF the Potomac, where he family vault
is placed Il the cavalry halted, the infan-
try marched towards the mount and form
ed their Slnes--the clergy he II MASONIC
brothers, and the citizens, descended I'll to
the3vault, and the funeral service OF he
church was performed The firing was
repeated from the vessel IN 81 the f river.
and the \ sound s echoed from a he oods
and hills around. s. 3s fSs
III Three general discharges by the ! fan
Itry:7--the cavalry, and eleven pieces sof ar
itillery, which lined the banks OF the Po y
itotrlao back of tho vault, paid the last
tribute to the entombed @commander-irl-
chief OF the armies OF the United States
and to- the departed Hero. 8
The sun was not setting. # g las! the son
Of glory was set foreY r.s5 N OF he name
OF Washington-th The American President
and generalss-lRill triumph IN over Death.
The unclouded brightness Of his glory
will illuminate The future d ges
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Wedding Invitations Out.

VI Mr. and Mrs: Rit ter Care Garnett have
Issued cards to- the marriage Of their,
daughter. Miss Annie lrglnia, to- mi.
Edward Thomas Spencer, Of Fort Mitch
ell, Va, st5 l5&i5
1.-The marriage will take place February
18th in this city sG3 " 81 sss5
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+ REUNION o + GILES.
Notification Of Members of the
@ Order Il, be Held D Here.

Arrangement are being made for q re-
union Of tho Eagles Of the IS tate,, to be
Held IN RI edmond In June. Tho Richm ond
Sncrie is taking q prominent part in the
Rarran gemell Is, and j ona OF the glarges re-
&tlnionsa ever held here may be Sex pected.
sIhe affnir$will run for s several days Wit
appropriate entertainments each day. the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-22
Annual Gyrnnastic Carnival,

siS On Friday, Narali Sd, the annual gyms
3nastlc c,tcnlva of the local {, NJ, g, {S4A,s
will be& given In he Academy Of Music
Over one hundred gymnasts and athletes
will perform In fancy. marches and drills
sfeats Of strength and skill on horizontal
bars. para llel ,bnl and German horse.
aesobats yaI!!s relay
8plon on flying rings, vii be on the pro-
grnmme, and Leroy, the magician iof
Washing ton,6 y. !, C,i has been secured 10
assist In ,hef cntertninment, ~ a g9s "
4, Tho frs 1 annual i,ylnnnstic carniYa WAS
'GiYenlat the Casino last year and made
decided Mt, but his years performance
Will he even bett9r@ than that.
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Talbot Property Not Sold

Talbot Property Not Sold
Il Tho property known ms tho Talbot Machine
Works was sad yertised 70 DO sold at auction
To announcement by u. q. Cetln real estate 4
agent and auctoneAr, but the highest bid mot I
I tho property was q ken In. I'd @
S Te anna need sale was largely ht tended
! eral part s seer 40 want the site aud tha
buildings, and private negot atiops tnrs now
on. a private sale may he erected In q fey
Gays, tS 3s y s,Yss ssSt s a HI b. 3 fi3sS
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i. n. r ENNI.E 8
] Frl,o,e ,l 4 & r obertson,,.

rIOeIl!lllS O. AtoDCatoU
Analytical and Consulting Chemists. u
rs 3s5 Richmond. Va, &c b. q. y 9a5. NJ &
B we hereby certify that during n he past
$three5months VIC have analysed bzo sans.
pies OF milk for n1essrs. j. Rennle
Co, drawn daily from their delivery
wagons before they left hedairy. and
$thatWlt but five 8exc tons $nll the SAM
pies were we'll above The sreauirementse ot
the pure food ordinance Of this city,
both in IA t and i otal sol Ids. E s3fSs
s Ye also CERT ~ tina t&nl the milk Waa
OF excellent quality. % s33i q
f3Si5 rRODEII.ING e ROBERTSON "
ss5l. II ~ per Audrey Fsobert SON. 5 3
\ Subscribed and sworn to eforc mo this
$2lst day of February, 1905, by Mr., Al,-s
drew Robertson Of tile firm az FroehllnG
ftS Robertson. ss
Il IS .sS JOSEPH M. RI ISIS ELI si5
4ii57l q a. otary F. blic,9 VT
4 Tho second case was that of Charles
cambridge, who paid his fine and passed
out, with the remark that Ills COW were l
probably to blame. "a 81 ( 8,i5
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Theiir child Dead. in Italy.

Mr.. chaslf Trafeire. with his family. Is IN
ltaly at his old home. Galcano, Camp,
visiting relatives, A enpleeraia 58Hs received
Ma morning from hll that bis little lailgAter.
tlfhnor lles diSl. Relatives aild friends IN
ms country entertain heartfelt ssmfashy for
6sgN pfRarpd fathef alpb mother, " "a y
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Washington Entombed,

5t Georgetowll,f Dec goth,
fEon Wednesday last, the mortal part of
Washington The Great the Father Of his
Country and the Friend OF man, was coii-
signed to the tomb, With solemn hopors
and funeral pomp, glst
multitude OF people assembled, from
many miles around, at Mount Vernon, tile
choice abode and last residence OF the
illrstriolis chef. There Mere the groves
the spacious avenues the beautiful and
sublime scenes, the noble mansion--but.
alas. The august iphabltant Was now no
more That great sou was gone. His
mortal nart was there indeed: but, ah!
how affeattus! how awfrl tbs, spectacle
nfi such worth and greatness, thus, 10
mortal eSes% fallen, Yes, fnEen,g Fallen}
IN tl!e long and oftSl portico. where OFT
ine hero walked irit8all his glory, now
lay the siHopded corpse. Tho counle-
lance SIN coInppsel and serene, seemed
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Shot Down by Russian Troops.

WARSAW, May l.-Nearly 100 per.
sons were killed or wounded in dis
turbauces in various quarters of War
saw. The troops apparently were un-
controllable, and violated all orders
to act with moderation. They fired
into the crowd of demonstrators, and
workmen in desperation resorted to
the use of firearms and bombs. Many
women and children are among the
dead and dying.
What approaches a reign OF terror
exists tonight: the city presents a
most gloomy aspect, and the temper
of the entire community augurs i'll.
The presence of numerous patrols OF
Cossacks, cavalry and infantry tends
to excite the populace.
The shooting is described As being
quite u]nprovoked. 1t has aroused
the most intense Indignation among
all classes in Warsaw. Many O
those who we're killed or wounded
We're shot in the back, showing thai
they we're running away when they
We're struck.