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was a cltien or uarapanira ana inits 01 Massachusetts. The full court ends tbat wbere FINANCIAL LITEST! EVEK0C3 EDITION. TWELVE DOLLAR BARGAIN mmmn suits. GLOBE O'CLOCK. THE CflUE MURDER.

Stearns Kendall Abbott Asserts His Innocence In an Interesting Letter to Wendell Phillips. He Says He was Convicted on Circumstantial Evidence. CSpeclal Despatch to The Boston Globe. 1 Ateb, March 19 Tbe Public Spirit, published today, contains tbe following letter from Stearns Kendall Abbott to Wendell i'bilhps: Dkab Sir As you bave become identified with tbe cause of religion and humanity to tbe extent of heme recoirnlxed as tbe willing friend of all men, especially tne unfortunate, and as a word spoken by yourself in behalf of any cause Is al-wjys sure to excite tbe most benevolent impulses of tbe public mind, I feel Irresistibly impelled in my present dire extremity, to address you in this form, by way of most respecttully soliciting your kindest consiBeratioa in regard to my greatest of individual misfortunes. I am at this time under sentence of death, for tbe alleged crime of murder, tbe particulars of wbicb you are doubtlessly familiar witb to some extent.

In fortunate circumstances yet none but what micht at any time involve the most respectable and honest man in tbe same difficulty and not guilt, in this in stance, have placed me in tbe perilous position I now occupy; for, although I am convicted and inrhi an ignominious ueatn, am reflection that in truth I can raise both my heart and bands to Almighty God, wim a cieaa conscience, Knowing vnas lie Shall Acquit Me af Rearing tbe Stain af Murder either upon heart or band. I know that all protestations of innocence from condemned criminals are of little avail; yet it might be allowed when a man is standing, as it were, on tbe very brink of bis own grave, with reason enough left to realize keenly bis accountability to One whom be cannot deceive tbat there may be a possibility, at least, even if tbe probability cannot be conceded, that he may speak the truth. I have been convicted entirely upon circumstantial evidence, of murdering a woman, whom, to the best of my knowledge, I never saw in my life; a woman toward whom I could have no enmity, and.no motive under heaven for wishing or doing ber any injury. Tbe chain of evidence against me-may appear to be a strong chain in its entirety, but there is hardly a link in tbe chain, wbicb, viewed as pointing to myself as tne source of tbe death of Mrs. Maria L.

Crue, presents anything more tangible than a mere inference. Circumstantial evidence has oft-times been proven to be at fault when too late to repair tbe wrong tbat has been the result of trusting to it; so otten in tact tuat it would seem as though the very strongest evidence of that kind should always be subject to a doubt, especially when a man's life binges upon it. It was shown that I was in the neighborhood ot wbere the crime was committed on tbe day it occurred. It was also just as clearly shown that there were other suspicious, unknown, unaccounted for meu in tbat same locality on the same day. I was arrested, they were not.

One of those men, according to description, strongly resembled myself, yet it was shown I could not bave been the man. If tbat man nad been arested before myself, perhaps be would lo today in my place and witb fairer justice. To that man may be attributable tbe mistaken identification tbat has fixed tbe crime upon myself. But if be were to be arrested now, although there might be as strong or stronger circumstances azainst blm as acrainst myself, yet they miebt not be brought home to bim witb the same force that was allowed to weigh against me. It was shown that I Have Beea a Bad Man all My X.ife.

I plead guilty to that. But I tbink that if the truth could be known it would be conceded that my badness bas been tbe result of my being more tbe victim of circumstances than from any inherent propensity to a wrongdoing. Tbe list of ofleuces recorded against me are all small. I do not attempt to excuse tbetn; but tbev were of little Injury to any one, and of no 'benefit to myself, certainly, as I paid their full penalty. 1 have never been guilty of an offence against the person, and never had tbe reputation of being a quarrelsome man.

It a man possesses such a disposition as will enable him to commit a coldblooded murder, with no other object than the gratification of a tienuisb propensity, he will manliest it in some form before he has become upwards of forty years of age: and if be meditates sucb a crime for the purpose of robbery he will not choose for his victim one of tbe poorest persons in tbis world's goods that can be found, and that person a woman whom he never knew. 1 am a poor man, almost friendless aud helpless; consequently I have not been able to bring those influences to bear, which, with other men in similar cases aid so much in tbeir favor; and my bad record subjected me to a weight of prejudice beyond what would bave been developed by the facts and evidence in the case itself. I feel that I could enter upon a life sentence of imprisonment with fair hope that sooner or later new lint may dawn upon the terrjlJe crime I am now suffering lor, and that at least I may have the natural course of time in which to repent properly of the misdeeds I am reallv guilty of. To that end I most respectfully "request that you and all good Christian men will lend your voice and name, as opportunity may render convenient, to the furtherance of a petition to tbe Governor and Council for the commutation of tbe sentence I am now under. If I must die, it will be for another's crime; and I can only trust in God, that He will in His own good time, cause my death to be used as one more strong argument against condemning men to death ou circumstantial evidence.

Yours sincerely, Stkarns K. ABBOTT. East Cambridge Jail, March 6, 1881. Telerraphlc Tidbits. The Wisconsin Senate yesterday passed the woman stiff rage resolution to a third reading.

Among General Upton's papers yesterday was found a letter written to tbe adjutant-general of tbe army of the I nited States, resigning bis com mission as coionei oi tne ourtn Artillery. Tbe colored citizens of Cincinnati last night nominated an entire independent ticket for city officers with tbe exception of three nominees on tne Republican ticket, wliora they endorsed. I'p to a late bour yesterday ex-Governor William Beach Lawrence, who bas been very low for several weeks at the Albemarle Hotel, New York, was reported no worse than for tbe last month. A large crowd witnessed tbe departnre from Kansas City, Thursday evening, ot the first through train to the west over tbe Atchison, Topeka )t Santa Fe road to Deming, and tbence via tbe Southern pacific to San Francisco. Tbe Port Leavenworth coal shaft at Leavenworth, ell in causing a damasre of $15,000.

Consequently tbe company will not be able to hoist coal before the first ot next August, and 200 miners are thrown out of work. At tbe Wbittaker court-martial yesterday Mr. Hagan, an expert, testified tbat be was convinced tbat tbe person who wrote exhibit Xo. 27 did not write the note of warning, and that there was a very apparent dtnerence in tne habit ot band between the two. SlaalcipaJ Court udge.

May. Saturday, March 19. Mary McDonald and Florence Spiaine, both third-termers, were sent to the island for six months. Patrick Donelly was arraigned on a charge ot tearing uo a water-Dine in a cell at Division Xo. wbere he was locked up.

After bearing tbe testimony his honor decided mat be was too drunk to know what be was about, and that the malicious intent could not bo proven. DonelJy was therefore acquitted. Mary Dunn was arraigned for tbe larceny of a pair of boots aud a sQirt from Houghton's, and was taaen on probation. John Mcintosh was bned 5 and costs for the larceny of a can and a quart of milk. When ar rested be bad tbe can in one pocket and a bottle of rum in the other.

When asked py bis honor why be took the milk, be replied, "Because I wanted something to eat." His h'nor then said, "What did you intend doing with the rnm'. Drink it," said Jobn. "Don't you think that rum and milk a pretty beaithv dler?" said his honor. "Well, said John, "I don't eat much, and so I take a little something i-ometirnes." But his honor tbouubt bis hunger for rum and milk was uot a sufficient excuse for tbe larcenv, hense the 01 toe court. William Koonev nleaded rniltv to the lrer.

of aa overcoat, valued at 115, and will snend tha so miner at tne bouse ot correction. Joseph I'. Hemmenway, charged with embezzlement of $45 from Edward Burnett, pleaded guilty and will le sentenced next Tuesday. Bridget O'Brien, for tbe larcenv of from tbe person of Thomas Gavin, was sentenced to one ear la the woman's prison. She appealed and was held in $SVO for trial.

It appeared that t.avin visited a dance hall, and wbue there displaced some currency, ana, as be said. took tt from bim and be got it back again, but lata it on ine counter, arouaa wnicn were standing a rrowfi. and soon after he Bilased it and complained of Bridget. Stocks bought and earned on margin at 6 per rent. iBtorest by Joseph H.

Alden, hanker, sue cessoT to Nathan B. Goodnow. OfUca. 3 Office KiUArs. Sea a4YBruomeail THE Is GLOBE HTM 5 O'CLOCK.

THE NEWBURYPORT BLAZE. Tn Total Los Now Fixed at $300,000, Wall Covered by Insurance The Causa Of th Flra Accidents, Etc iSpecial Despatch to Tbe Boston Globe.l Xewbcrvport, March 13. Tbe loss at Bart-lett Mills will not be as large as at first reported. Tbe counting and cloth rooms were saved, and tbe cotton house witb eighty bales of cotton cloth snd 10O bales of cotton are unharmed. Two-thirds of tbe property is owned in Boston by J.

W. D. Joy, SI. H. Simpson and Thomas Minns.

Tbe total loss will be nearly 8300,000, and will be covered by insurance. Tbe mills will probably be rebuilt. Tbe Herald office, for a short time in jeopardy, was not injured, and tbe paper was issued at tbe usual time. Fhilip Greenlaw was injured by a falL Great praise is bestowed upon tbe firemen of tbis city, Salem, Portsmouth and Haverhill. Tbe are no doubt was caused by using yellow pine wood In the boiler-room under the picker-room, a piece falling and Igniting tbe waste.

There is insurance on the buildings and machinery. Mr. Joy, tbe heaviest proprietor in tbe mill, is in town and gives encouragement lor tbe immediate rebuilding of tbe mill. The laauraace. Tbe following is tbe Insurance: Manufacturers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Rhode Island Mutual Fire Insurance Company.

Firemen's Mu tual Insurance Company, State Mutual Fire Insurance Company, all of Providence, Worcester Manufacturers' Mutual Insurance Company or Worcester, and Arkwright Mutual Fire Insur ance Company of Boston, each Boston Manufacturers' Mutual Fire lnsmance Company of Boston, total, $249,250. ERIN'S GOOD CAUSE. The English Lords Pass the) Infamous Arms Bill That Davltt Fund Renegade Legislators. LovDoy, March 19. As was expected the House of Lords yesterday passed tbe arms bill to a third reading and final enactment without op position.

The friends of Home Rale and Irish liberty, however, will oppose by all means the putting iuto execution of tbis and other despotic measures. Tba Ttakvltt Homestead Aenenae. Montreal, March 19. Mr. Francis McNamee, president of the St.

Patrick's Society, proposed at a concert to raise funds sufficient to buy a home stead for Michael Davitt in tbis city, tben to ask the British government to rolea-e bim and allow bim to come to canaaa. 'ine sucsesiion was adopted, and many handsome subscriptions paid in on tbe spot. Wanted, Traitors ta Ireland. Di'bli', March 10. The services of the Orange emergency committee bave been asked for by Mc- Donougb.

wbo was leading counsel for the defence in the recent State trials at the sales of seized stock on bis property in Kilkenny county, where bis tenants are largely in arrears aid refuse to pay. Krn(ada speculator. The House of Representatives of Rhode Island yesterday rejected tbe Senato resolution of sympathy with Ireland by a vote of 28 to 16. In tbe Pennsylvania Senate yesterday a resolution expressing sympathy for "the Irish, and requesting tbe people of Pennsylvania to extend pecuniary aid to tbem in their struggle against British intolerance, was negatived bv tbe com mittee on federal relations. The resolution bad passed tbe House without much opposition.

Land Le(ae Kate. Tbe South Boston branch of tbe Irish Land League will meet In Howe's Hall at 3 o'clock to morrow afternoon. Captain Uolan of Lowell will address tbe members. A branch of tbe Land Learrue bas been organ ized in South Bramtree, witb the following oflicers: President, E. Sbay: vice-president, T.

Heuston; treasurer, James Lavin: secretary. K. Bannon; executive committee, J. Lavin, M. Griffin.

E. Sbay, T. Heuston and V. Slulcahey. Tbe branch numbers forty-live members.

AGAIN VISITED. Another Heavy Snaw Storm la the eat lis Effect on the Craps, Etc. New York, March 10. The terrible storm in tbe West and Northwest attracts great attention in Wall street because of Its probable effects on the earnings of the railroads and especially the granger roads. Private despatches received by bankers and brokers here confirm the regular press reports of tbe National Associated Press.

A prominent firm telegraphs its bouse in New York from Chicago as follows: A terrible snow and sleet storm prevailed all over tbe Northwest la.t night and there are no signs of its stopping. Tbe grangers will be blocked for some time, and tbe loss to all will he heavy. Another Chicago agent telegraphs: The snow and sleet storm is very heavy and is the worst of tbe season. Its effects will be damaging. J.

R. Keene is in con stant communication with bis agents in tbe West, and savs bis advices were to tbe effect tbat the situation as regards crops was exceedingly critical, and unless the weather speedily changes it is the general belief out West that half a crop cannot be made this year. Tbe early winter interfered with fall ploughing, and it is calculated tbat millions of acres less were ploughed last fall tban a year ago. Nfeve Ynrkera and Their Streets. New York, March 19.

Tbe Indignation meeting to protest against unclean streets last evening was presided over by Judge Xialy, wbo made an address. He was followed by Dr. Alfred Loom is. Rev. Dr.

Collyer, Jndge Brady, Joseph Cboate and others. Resolutions weru adopted reciting tbe unbearable condition of tbe streets tor man years past, expressing tbe conviction tbat the present system of cleansiutr is a failure, and appealing to tbe Legislature for relief. A committee of fifteen was appointed to obtain tbe necessary legislation, and the meeting adjourned, subject to the call of the chairman. Death of David Nfevlns. I Special Despatch to The Boston Globe.l La whence, March 13 David Nevins, principal owner of the Pembertoo mills, Lawrence, tbe Metbuen mills and jute mills of Methuen, and Interested in manufacturing enterprises elsewhere, died suddenly at Metbuen this forenoon, aged (15 years.

Walda Oat an Ball. CSpeciai Despatch to The Boston Globe.1 PlTTSFiELD, March 111 R. G. alden of Storth Adams, charged witb attempted arson and burning boildings last December, wbo bas been in jail here since January 17. was bailed today on Ave indictments, aggregating The Sprague Dlvarre Suit.

Providence. March 19. Counsel for Mrs. Kate Sprague in tbe celebrated divorce case bave bad consultation here, and, it is stated, bav agreed to bave tbe trial begin April 18. The Supreme Court wiil meet at Kingstown Saturday, and the day will then be definitely fixed upon.

A Forcible lXctort. tSpeeial Despatch to The Boston Globe. Fall Riveb, March 19. By the bursting of a retort, while subliming camphor in Riddle's drug store this noon, Minslow B. Southworth was burned about tbe face and cut by fragments of glass.

Eaa-lajad Items. Hull Shirt Manufacturing Comuanv of Bridgeport bas failed, wito liabilities. ueorge ceiier nas oeen appointed trustee. freight car. loaded with charcoal, can i-ht fire and burned down at Bath, N.

yesterday-. aud a new track bad to be laid to allow trains to pass. was a slight fire in tbe carding room of one of the Tecum sen Mills, Fall Kiver. yesterday, wuiwi imi uu, wivic maaing mocn Headway. Much damage was done by water.

1 he room Is in the third story of the mill, which is five stories bigh, and the belo were frightened. new steamer is in process of erection to tane tne piace 01 toe steamer Knode Island on tbe rroviaenoe line to tv ork. it is being built at Noank. by Mr. Falmer, and wiil be supplied with new steel boilers, which are to be manufactured at the company's shops at Stoning.

is reported that a cockinr main )vtM Boston. Providence and Worcester birds waa held a point between Boston and Worcester Thursday nizht. tbe erases being S150 ner hstrle. Tha Boston birds won out of seven set-tos, and also the odd battle. The celebrated bird Danger participated in the fight, and it is reported that killed two birds at tbe first fly.

The Kraaaval af Actlaaa. In the ease of the Dan vers Savings Bank vs. Edward Thompson and Edwin Tufu, the full court bas sent down a rescript, afiinuinir tha decree ot Judge Souie, wbich was for tbe plain. tul. Tuis was a petition for the removal of th case from tbe State to tbe Tmted States courts tha that tbe defendants were citizens aaoUKX gtnte.

The del en dan t. Thompson, i THE of at oo of tbe defendants is a citizen ot tba same Stat as tbe plaintiff a salt cannot be removed to tba nued htatea courts. A WICKED JUVENILE. A. Tra-Trar-OI4 Hlshlaaat I-a4 Waa nate4 at Caasamataai ta LaaP far Fa a.

Through the efforts of Officer Andrews of division 9, a cartons banglnc affair at the Highlands was brongbt to light today. Tbe facta, as near as gleaned, are as follows: Last Wed Dead ay Albert E. Taylor, 0 years old, and living on Cliff street, as sent to a store on Dudley street to excOane some packages. On hit war be encountered a ten-year-old boy, named Fred, erick Clark, lu Pana place. Clark had a small rope in bis hands, with a slip-noose on one end.

This be deltlv threw over young Taylor's bead, aud tightened it around bis neck. After getting bim securely lasooed be threw tbe rope over a lamp-post and pulled awav. drawing Taylor off his leet two or tbreo tunes. Ciark finally cot satisfied witn bis cruel sport. and let his victim free, after throwing bis bandies over a fence.

Taylor immediately ran borne, but was so badly cboked tbat be could not at first tell bis mother wbat bad happened to bim, bat finally did so, and tbe marks of the rope were found on bis The Clark boy was arraigned in court today by OBicor Andrews for aissnlt on Taylor, and was held in $ltM for trial in tbe Jusenl.e Court next Tuesdav. Tbe officers have learned ot several other instances of young Clark's abuse of other boys. IN TROUBLE AGAIN. Sophie Lyons, Alleced ta be Louisa Sylvan, Arrested in Detrnit far Mhaatiac mt at tTeallhr C'ltiaea. Detective Hcrsoni bas received a telegram from Detroit, stating that Sopble Lyons, wbo was on trial here recently as Louisa Sylvan, tbe Revere House blackmailer, bas been arrested for attempting tbe life of a weaitbv citizen in tbat place.

It Is understood that sbe charged bim with criminal conduct, and, refusing to pay moncv. sbe attempted to shoot him, but was unsuccessful. HAI.E.. Investigating an Alleced IalnlnsT Case-Other Matter. Tbe body of Hugh A.

Coleman, late resident of Boston, and which was buried at Holy Cross cemetery on the 2Sth was exhumed yesterday by order of Medical Examiner Sullivan of Maiden, because of tbere being suspicion of foul play. Tbe body Is at Undertaker Jacobs' rooms. wbere an autonsy wtil be made bytbe medical examiner tbis afternoon. Tbe stomach will le sent to tbe professors of Harvard Medical College to be analyzed, It beini; suspected that tbe da-ceased died from tbe effects of poison. The particulars ot the case will not be given to tbe public until tbe analysis is made.

Thomas O'Conner and Micbael Fitzgerald, both of Med ford, in the Distrfct Court tbis morning, wfre fined S3 and one-third th costs each for disturbing the peace. Albert Taylor, a colored man. for tbo same offence, was fined $2 and costs. Aaron W. Emerson, fnr violation of tbe proOibi-tory law.

was fined (oil and coats, wbich be paid. Tbe case of William Woods, for tbe same olleuce, was continued for one week. The funeral of tbe late Dr. Lemuel Maxev Bar Iter, who died at bis residence on Washington street, March 17, will be beld tomorrow. BIAKEK HILL DISTRICT.

Death of Dr. YTilllaan At a son Other Dr. Mason, one of tbe oldest physicians in tbe Bunker Hill district, and also in tbe State, died last night. He was widely and favorably known, and bad probablv treated a large majority of tbe families in Cbarlestown in the last fifty years. AH of the fifteen witnesses railed 'bave been examined at the Anderson inquest, but tbe case Is to be lelt open for a few days.

It Is understood that a new family hotel will shortly be erected in Monument square. Kev. W. 1). Holman, p--tor or tne Hunker hiii uapttst ennren ft as resigned, tbe resignation to take effect the secood Sunday In June.

SOUTH BORTO.V. At the court tbis morning Arthur Clements ana James Trainer, for obstructing tbe sidewalk, w-re each fined 55 and costs. John Brady and Daniel J. Mullane, for attempting to break Into tbe store of It- It. Smith Son, were beld In $300 each to answer to the charge, March 23.

The Independent Social Club gave a masquerade party at Meridian 11:111 last evening, aoout ntty couples being present. Tbe costumes were very elegant and of a varied nature. Xot a Merchant or at Trader. In the case of Francis Kimball of Boston, a bankrupt. Judge Nelson bas dismissed the objections made to bis discbarge ly bis creditors.

It appeared in evidence tbat Kimball tiled a voluntary petition of insolvency in tbe I nf tea States Court, being a teamster, occasionally selling small quanties or bay and produce. Tbe objections to bis discharge were made on the ground tbat being a merchant and trader be did not keen a proper set of books as required by tbe bankrupt act. Tbe judge decides tbat he was not a merchant or trader within the meaning of the act- There If ere 17 Death reported in Boston up to noon today. Of these 67 were caused by throat and lung diseases; 63 decedents were of American parentage and 124 of American birth. There were la deaths in Ward 13, and but 2 in Ward U.

Local Line. The steamer Scandinavian of the Allan line, arrived tbis morning from Glasgow via Halifax. 'Rev. William O. Holman.

pastor of the Bunker Hill Baptist Church, bas offered his resignation. The steamship Samaria, Captain Talbot, of the Cunard line, sailed today for Liverpool with miscellaneous cargo. Tbe colored refugees fund has received 8318 since the last public acknowledgment, making a total of $i9oJ to date. Hon. Joseph S.

Ropes will speak at the rooms of tbe Roxbury Young Men's Union, Sunday evening. Subject: "Integrity." All invited. Tbis is the first day of spring. The season began at 12 minutes past o'clock this morning and will continue J2 days 20 hours and 8 minutes. All Souls Unitarian Church of Washington has exteuded a call to Rev.

Rush R. Sbipimn of Boston, and fixed tbe salary of the pastor at S40U0. At 12.4.1 p. m. today Patrolman Hnlburt of Division 1 arrested, ou a warrant, James Asbelt, 48 years old, for tbe larceny of $35 from Daniel 8.

Kane. In the Police Court at South Boston.this morning, Matthew Odell. for tbe larceny of a lot of clothing, was sent to tbe bouse of correction for six months. The Merchants' Club dine at Tarker tod a v. Tbe president of tbe Produce Kxcbange and others have been invited tbe club, and many other guests by the members.

At 2.30 p. Patrolman Doberty of Division 1 arrested Kicbard W. Cronin, 2J years old, for tbe larceny of two mats, valued at from Goldtbwaite on Washington street. At 11.25 tbis forenoon Patrolman Doberty of Division 1 arrested Jobn O'Rourke. SO veara old.

for tbe larceny of a black overcoat, valued at 10, from Henry A Clay, at 11 North atreet. Work on the exhibition building of the New England and Mechanics Institute is progressing actively. Tbe applications for space now number between 600 aud COO, gecer. ally for large Tbe Scandinavian brought seventy-two steerage and intermediate and three cabin passengers, iucluding some thirty weavers from raislev. Soot-land.

been engaged to work tn some of onr New Lngland luLls. Tbe last monthly dinner of the Boston Merchants' Association of the season will lake place Saturday. March 2d, when Senor oe Zamacoua. tbe Mexican minister, and other distinzulsbed gentlemen will speak upon "Trade with Mexico. At the council chamber tbis forenoon Governor Long gave a bearing to a delegation of clergy, men, representing the Alliance, who appeared to remonstrate against executive sanction being given to the bill authorizing tbe railroad commissioners to allow tbe running ol Sunday trains.

During the year jtist ended 83,323 newspapers were deosited in tbe boxes which tbe Hospital Newfspn)er Society has placed in tbe several rail-way stations, csixty-tbree hundred books and magazines bave also been distributed 'to tbe insane hospitals, workhouses and reform schools and to tbe Ugbtbousea, and 3O0O Christmas cards were sent to insane people. SbeU Court No. 35. Catholic Order Foresters, was instituted last evening at Forester's Hall, Hanover street, D. F.O'sullivan.

K.W. IL staff installing tbe following officers-elect: K-, Jobn llare; K-, J. V. J. Wara; K.

tv, William A. Duffy; F. C.J. Kelley: treasurer, John K. Oilman: S.

C. William II. Pierce; J. Jobn Jndge; 1. T.

McNulty; O. John Con-neUey; Dr. Jam a A. Fleming. Norwood.

The fire department gave their annual ball in Village Hall last evening and proved a highly enjoyable occasion 1 he Orthodox society nave appointed a committee to produce a location and plan for a new church, with cost uiereoi. DIED. CHILD. In tbis eitv. lth tnst, of pneumonia.

Bessie youuget child of Dudley R. and Miaaoorl a. Child. 3 year 13 day. (Funeral ervice on mdavat SSO p.

m. Relatives and friend Invited witbwdt farther notice. lifclALV. in this city, loth UiSl-. Jobn Ltealy.

80 years. runeral on Sondar at SJXty from his resldene. 41 Oneida, tret Relatives ana friends are uvtted to St. John's parte ri pleaut copy. KFN I A LI In Winchester, lath Jennie Marion Keuda'L wife of Edward Kendall and dangiuer Mr.

and Mr. P. W. Swau. 20 year 10 month.

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M. LARD COS. Bid. Boston lo-ti Boston 111,, Brook 3Vi Asplnwall 8 BONDS. A.TASFlsts.

KC.r'S&G7s. Kastern 4Vs 10434 NT ElsllH 7s 62 P6s 112 DPsf RAILROADS. A blocks 16 Atch. 8F138V4 -Chi 78 A LR 05 La A Mo Rlv 25 Bos Bos Lowell 10.) Vj Bos A Mainel49 Bos Prov I RAILROADS. Asked Bid.

AsVed liT8 i FuU Pal C0I8O 115a Rutland liref 30 139V 6V, Rutland com 5Vs MLK1MG 8Vg'AUoues 3 Atlantic 14 120 1 Aztec 90c HOtAlBlue 44 105 Cain A ilecla243 ICataliia- 2V4 62Vis: Contentment 2 TohkUs8 3V Duncan 334 17 I Euinlre 90c 6 34 1 5 36 314 3's 100c Franklin 78V4 30 1 Huron 65 Mesnara 28V9 1 National 168 Osceola. 104 I Pewabic- 14 12 D4 4V, 4 IV J5V 18 34 30 Qulncy Silver 3314 29 Chi, A MI8CELLAMEOV8. Cin. 8 Clev 2HV 88 7-10 8ye. l.s 14 ji Yr 6V4 6u itieu wt 474 4 I Bsttoa Mining snd sUoek Exchange.

Saturday. March 19. FIRST BOARD FIRST CALL. RAILROADS. 10 Ob A com 45 00 MINING COS.

IfltfTNO COR. 500 1 23 500 Arizona 00 Boston field Silver 1,200 Empire 200 51h8 A New Mexico. 100 Mass P6c 6 S3 96c 100 135 100 Tremont Sil. 72c MISCELLANEOUS. lOO Kvcaroora bp 61c 2 78 Wat 00 bzm 100 do-.

165 SBOOND CALL. vrsriNO cos. 1,200 Empire vraiita co. 100 Mass A New 600 do l.ooo 100 95c 94o 96c 87c IC 98c 1 15 1 05 1 OO 60 64c 62c 70c 900 300 700 70O 6O0 100 do do do do 70c l.OOo PlneTree(Me) 100 ao 1 10 200 Pun kin 1 72 V1SCKLI.ANBOIT3. 30 frvcamore sp VaterCo.I 57 100 do 1 200 175 l.OOO 200 San Peoro del 100 Hioernia 100 Cacalpa 4 50 SOc 2 25; Miscellaneous Stocks.

CSales reported by Charles E. Sammons. Broker, 7 Exchange place, room 46. 40 Boston Suspender common 43 00 20 46 00 100 Massachusetts A New Mexico 68 glOoO Hartford Erie 7s 59 00 3 Boston A Lowell Kuilroad 104 OO 200 Commonwealth Mica 2 CO SEW TOBK STOCK MAKKET. Government Honda.

New York. Mae-h 1910.22 a. m. The following are the opening bids for government bonds today as compared with those of vesteraay: Bid Bid I Bid Bid Mai. 18.

Ma .19. Mar. 18. Mar. 19.

rSs.U..':Vi 10l. U4s.l007.c 1133, nsi U.Hs.'8l.c.. lOt'i 1o 1133,3 113g ISs loin's; US Cures ll3gi USOurSsW. 130 UCEr6s'98. 130 1121,3 i l'b Cnros'99.

130 130VS 13tVi S6s.8l.c. 1113g 1113s U4a.iyu7j. 112-S laovs 130V 130 Opening Quotations. JftwtORK. March 19 10.30 a.

m. The stock market opened quiet aud steady. Western Union and St Paul advaucea a traction, and there were fractional ad vances in Now York Central, Lake Shore. Wabauli, Iron Mountain, rew Jersey central, union J'acinc, the Ohios. Pacific Mail, Northern Pacific, Canada Southern.

Illinois Central and Sutro Tunnel. Alton At Terre liaute common and Nashville. A Chattanooga eacn rose per cent. At tne Time or writing tue market is rnoderatelv active and firm. Following are tbe tt cioca quotations: Bid.

I Btd. Westers Onion 1144 Den Rio 103 Vj Am Express 71 Vs St Louis Iron 65Vs 1. yj 074 iuhbss rriai 41, Cent Hndaon14d 1 Lake 128 J)ew Jersey Uenuai.lOAtg borthwenern f-iiVs Ohio Central 3l" Ontario 36 Michlean Central lll8 Pacific Mail 6rt-V Northern Pacific 49 Paul 112S's do 331 M. Psol Oman prf lOli Canada toutiiern 82-81 Wabasn Delaware Hudson. 112 dopreferred 801,4 uwa.s 004 Atfternoaa Quotations.

Nw YORK, March 1912.30 p. ra. The stock market became strong after tue first call. Vauaerhilt's leading and going up 1 and 1 per cent. The remainder of the list rose from ij to 1 per with no large or important deaiiups.

Nashville A Chattanooga is strongest, aim rose 10 in. uartlorrl Erie bonds rose to lil. Manhattan Elevated is active at 40V4. uregon ten irom 1(57 to 104, and went up to 170. Western Cuion rose from 1144 to Its, and Erie rose to 48 at 12 SO o'clock.

The market is strong on a favorable bank statement, which showed an In crease ia reserves 01 pi.oas.uoo. sioney loaned pn call at 6 percent. Foreign exchange steady at 4.81V4 Bid. I United States Cur 6130 1 United States 4. I'nlted Slates 6s.

United States United States 6 101 V41 Bid. .1113 .112 Tbe following are tbe 1 o'clock quotations Bid. I Rid. American union rai 7 Hanmhal St Jo 65T New ork Central. 1 45 St.

Lotus iron 64S1 New Jersey Central. 105's Kansas 48 Illinois Ceutrai 136'g 1 Lake shore, 128 Ohio Central 32 LoulsviUe A 92V4 Michigan Central 112 i Northwestern Northern Pacuic 49 Ohio AfJisipnL. 44-1'. 00 preferred 731 Ontario A- 361. Union Pacific 1I9L Pacific Mali 681,4 Manhattan Elevated SftTg Alton A T.

4o'8 St Paul Canada Southern 81 Del A Hudaon CanaL 1 1 1 1 Wabash Del. Lack Wests 126 Den K10 103 Nashville A Chat Erie 112V4 41 484 89 9Lt fear Tark. Bank State mesa. N'BW YORX. March 19.

The hank statement ia favoraote. The following are the changes: Lean increase rt fliinm Specie iucrease Legal tenders Iienoaita increase Circulation increase. Eesarve 3.RS4.000 225.4O0 3O5.OO0 1.802,900 Osvealac Qaatatiaa af Stlaiag Stacks. N', York. March 19.

The market was active at the following figures: Ainte 4t Hibernia boston ton. 71 Imperial Chrysolite. 6 87 Little Chief. Con. 89 HUinr Sui 14 1 3 Con.

1 HO jBed Durango 1 south Hit OR 29 41 Monetise 5 1 Sutro Tunnel Big Pittsburg 3 35 I 1 50 pBiLsnrLFHiA. March 19. Tha following are tha Argent 37 fowa 48 IMt. Lincoln 10 'Mt. Sheridan a i KiiraAvu 47 14 Buetia iHsuntles 9 IVnver CUT 1 45 Fstrview 7 Governor 21 Grand so latevt Qnatntiaaa.

Wait. Stmst. March 19-2J0. The market doll and sower. On the second call Nashville A Chattanooga sold up to 100.

against 944 in the morning, and at JO fell to 91. Money easy and quoted aa offered at 3 per cent. out riauMciAsTatwi ct rir rose. a at be on For Additional Ercnins Sews Set, First rase. KWS BY CABLE.

Tho Russian Minister to England for the Punishment of a Socialist Co tor Cenaral Mews. I By Cable to The Boston. Globe Lonpo. March rreede. tbe Socialist orcan id London, is it, ijl issue bas a leading article exulting over the assassination or tbe Czar aud landing the Xia.

ists. The article is surrounded by a wide tea border, beaded and devriVs Ctar as ono of tbe most abominable tynata ia Europe. It is boned the work of eTUrmT nation wwiid go on tiii all ue rant in urope were destroyed manner. Prince Loi.anoir. tbe Russian ambaauu dor, called on Karl Granville, tbe foreign secri tare, and earnestly inquired whether toe pob'i cation could be suppressed, and tne Mitlubmr punished under tha law ot England.

OranTiZ -i-v'iv, buiLMnu WUQ 1 tbe ferlioi: of regret and indignation at tbe sassinauon of the Caar. but at tbe same tiroa tbe Lnglish people reg.nded with creat uneasiness anv attempt to interfere In any with the freedom of tbe pre. He t(li government could take no action In tbe matter 1heKngtih law provided in Ui charts for anv person deeming themselves iu lured hT tbe new pairs, nd no extra judicial iueMire were Prapaaed KaMlaa Itrfarnaa. Lo.npon, March 13. A despatch from Pt, retersbnrg to tbe News says: Tte leading idea at present urged is said to to do everytiiio; for tbe agricultural interests represented bv tbe peasants and landcil proprietors, all tbe other sections, sncb aa capitalists, manufacturers.

ciectita and hterateurs being regarded in certain quarter as more or Uisaflected. Tbe folloame proweais are said to be under consideration, imperial ukases to be issued on tbe Kinperer sot initiative, thus giving evidence of tbe Crm purpose of bis on will: Firtly, to promote inier-colonixation by the migration of eaants to nrh, unoccupied lands, funds being provided tberefor. Secondly, to give more land to peasants generUc' and, thirdly, to liberate the peasant from the ex pensive regime 01 passports. Denatjr Speaker Plar'alr aad O'DaaaelL London, March 1 9. In tbe House of Commons on Monday, on going into committee of tapplv, Mr.

O'Donnell, Home Rule member for Dungarven, will move that Dr. Playfair, dep. uty speaker, was under an erroneous iu pre. sion in bis ruling, be having disregarded tbe authority of the cbair in connection with ht (O'Donnell's) recent suspension. Mr.

I'arurll bad arranged to go to Ireland today to attend a 11 Mt meeting at bnniskillen. but in view of tbe prospect of a llv-iy debata ou UluiuieUs motion be probably will not go. Tbe Papa aad the Bnilai Blaaans. Vienna, alarch 19. The rresse learns tbat tbe Fope has written to tbe Catholic and united Greek bishops in Russia, instructing tbea ta order requiem masses in all tbe chnrche in tbeir dioceses lor tbe late Czar, and requesting teem to issue pastorals requiring lotauy 10 toe new Czar.

The Pope at tbe ra time announces that tbe freedom of tbe Catholic church In Russia agreed upon by tbe late emperor will be maintained by his successor. able Xatre. The Dominion Parliament will adjourn for next week without appointing any committee to Investigate the Mind charges, or taking any action whatever in the matter. Telegraphic Tidbits. The large warehouse in Napanea.

own4 bv Sir Kicbard Cartwrigbt and occupied by M. Tooruey, was burned yesterday. The Canadian government bas been authorized to borrow flM.Ouu.iM hi in addition to the sum remaining unborrowed ot tbe loans already authorized. Tbe schooner Mand C. was seen waterloered off Kitty Hawk, N.

C-. Viarcb 1R. but tbe we: Ber becoming foggy slid was lost sight of, and has not been seen since. Tbe Maine Senate adopted tbe report of tba majority of tbe committee on insane asvlam management yesterday wirhout division, and the House adopted it by a vute of 84 to IS. DR.

OFFEND FUNERAL. Obsesjae at Ilia I-ate Rrsldeare Pref aaa sad Elrgaat Flara.1 Trl bates. The funeral of Dr. H. 11.

lloffendahl took place from bis late residence on Somerset street at 2 p. m. Revs. Dr. Newton and Slaiter officiated.

The service was tbe simple but beautiful and impressive one of tbe Episcopal church. Dr. HoffendabI was on most friendly terms with all tbe prominent artists of the day. who showed their respect to fan memory by their many floral contribution. The (iiobe Theatre sent a large sphere of red sod white pinks resting on a base of ferns; ta Boston, a leautiful anchor on a cushion of ivy leaves, as did also Miss Annie Clarke; the Park, a solid column of white pink twined witb ivy leaves.

Friends al contributed largely, the casket being almost concealed witn these ttten of regard and love. At tbe bead of the casket was a pillow with tbe word "Ret" wrought in blue heliotrope on a background of white pinks; at tbe foot nas another pillow with the doctor's initial. L. H. also worked in blue heliotrope, 'the silver fit ate, on which was inscribed "Herman L.

H. lofTendabl. March 1. 1881, 5u years 11 months. was encircled with a wreatli of ivy leaves, besido which re tod a star of wbn inks and Knclisli violets.

After tbe service tne lo ly was taken to Mt- Auburn and placed in the lamiiy tomb. UNITED STATES CRIMINALS. Re part ef the Grand Jary la the Vutrtrl t'urt-Oaaa ladieosf. The grand jury for the March term of tbt United States District Court reported today, aod found indictments against tbe following parties. Joseph W.

Milne of Kail Hirer, two Indirtnien fnt emlwti lenient from the 1'ocjtsaeit Natioua fiaiik. Alexander Kodanow. aba lr. Natuan a m. ons indictment of two counts for illegally oalug the inaUs.

Jobn Farrell of KoMon. three for passing counterfeit silver coin. Oeoro-e H. M. Ltring of Cambridirenort.

a elerk tbe post omce. for opeuiug lrtu-r and cmbexzlrment coi. tenia. Thorns MeCne of Cauibrtdg. same offence.

G. Walter Turner and J. Arthur Kos ot Boston, Illegally uaing tit- rnaiU. Lanhael Calahresa of Rwton. stralinr a null Hag.

Anthony O'Lrieu and r'elix T. MCsmeeuey. larceny COI'per. Samuel E. Carlson, assault with a dangerou weapon.

Kai Master of hip Meronon, besting and wounding. Julius Modec ot Boa too. violation of reveou lav. The following cases were for violation of tor revenue laws: Josephine K. Belt.

Maud ClbTord. frank fHiafd, lea Murrav. Bridget Flainn I ix iiw tndirtuwoia Bridget Dnunovsu. 1 horn hsnnon. Marv 11 M-bmd.

Henry b. barou, a I nf Mosu.o: Eluahvth M. MrDona.d of Beverly, fro Indicimeo'; Lawranr Mshonry of Salem. Piehard Park of Ctuuebam. Richard Howard ef SSaldco.

The petite juries will be impanelled on Tuesday next, when the trial of tbo cnniinal docket wii begin. Ur Elavil aawa. The abutters on Fourth street, hetweon and street. South Boston, have petitioned too committee oa paving ot tbe aldermen to order back tneir former location wbicb was on the middle tbe roadway the tracks of the 5oath IV um Railroad Company, now 00 the southerly side of ourtn street, at tbe point named. Tbe committee, it is said, purpoee visiting the location next week some time.

Tbe election of second assistant assessor will take place. It i said, until tbe meeting of tha council after tbe next one. Tbe reported lit it specially assigned to th next meeting; if ta report is accepted, tbe aldermen may a. In the matter ot tbe election, thus taking precedence ol council, providing the list is sent down fo concurrence. Pojrr dif in the house.

Ask Druggists tes "Ruagh on Rata. It dears out rats, noes, it cents. LTII or MistifHr- Prooata Court. To tJM fcl 1 Mfruix, KS. hetr-at-Uw.

nrxt of kin. and ail other peraaoa interested in the etai of ALLKN H. JuN'ii, late of Bu. in said Cuuotv, drMd. greeting Wheresa.

certsxc ii.vanjeui tne will and llanwDl and rodVu of said dareaf been uwninl to said Coort. for probaia. award J. Jone and Conert h. Covell.

botli of salt oton, wbo nrav inat Utter fatameniary may oea to turru. the executor therein uiox stihoa giving a auretv or aureu.s on tnelr ufBriai obS. yj brebv ntxd to appear at a Protwia Court, tn aa at twiUm.in said County of huffotk. oa Monday, dav of April. A- fJ.

lMl. at Win a'eloc forenoon, to now cause, if an too have. a-ain iaie. Aad said petitioner are hereby directed notica thereof, by publiahb this cltaooo ouoa a week, for 'hrea nxeiv wsck. in th nsrappr the Boatnn Iily Oka.

printed at ad laat publicariou to ba two day, at least, bafixs court. Wirnes. John W. McKlm. EKjnire.

Jtr af Court, thi re'euth dav of Mrch. in tba year thounjMi eurht nundrtxl aod eii-hiv-e. mhla St il ILU1H UjOBtiE. Begl- lVA Tr.n-T hire fwin'twe, ty to thtrta hanm and tip rata to work au tba Maseoett RailrAd at Enmoat and atner P15. luw: wager3 50 per dav: pud oaf a man tliat noderaUcda how ta lead har' feeder mo.i be suurely temperata.

Applv Jamca F. klerusn ra tbe work. mSl Ajn r-riritfl af ACMIW inrsr. Whealar wnson. rw-no.

i Kt.ET. renrtor and rilncr. W. ii. Mi hlassss aa a n' 1 Wilson.

Hoa-hoid. Uantir. at low rrv-- SATURDAY. MARCH 19, 1881. MIIMT1U Af.MAXAC.

I Ribm, it IV' Moo 40 rm 1 I Mm 1 5 OUR 8UPPtNT. Tbe Supplement whin accompanies today! Gl'er contains several editorials, tbe formation jf tbe lunate eommitteee and other Washington mwi, Common totmcU proceeding, tbe New llampsblre bank defalcation, tbe big land swindle and other crooned doings, the legislative record, large and varied atnouut of news 1 rid several columns of general advertisements. THE WEATHER. March 10 10-30 a. nwlodlca- tlotis for New Kngland: Cloudy and rainy weather; oortbeaat to coetheast wind, higher on eoast to-elght: rapidly falling barometer; stationary or bigber temperature.

Itrpart from the Ofllee. WHff.T, March Tbe following special bulletin is furnished bytbe chief of tbe signal office: A sturm ha moved since Wednesday morning from eesteri. Tesas, northeast to Tennessee, wherelt is now central. Heavy and nnutml rains bave fallen In Nnrrti Carolina, Koutb Carolina and lieorL-la. rlnce Tueixiay over seven inches rain bave fallen at Atlanta and lour Inches at Aneiista.

pangeroua fl'ioils have occurred in all the Georgia rivers snd tbo Teiinese 1 rlslnc rapidly. At Aiicusta the havsnnab r-se over twenty-throe feet In thirty hours, doing some damage and reusing great anxiety. The temperature bas fallen rauidly in the Boutbwest. degrees fort l.lilott and 20 degrees at Fort Gibson in tweniy-rour hour. The storm will probably move northwestward, through the St.

Lawrence valley, marked by strong east winds along tbe Atlantic coast, and over Lakes Erie and Ontario, possibly bririir strong enough on tbe lakes to open them. folder clearing westber will eitend eastward through the Ohio valley and Gulf Htate Ounng the day, and will probably reach the lower lake regions ana iukiuki mmii ry auuaay morning. 6LINC3 AND ARROWS. Major roore, tbe Journal's veteran Washington oorrrspomlcnt, snd Mr. Walter Allen or tbe Advertiser and the Tones commission are both to be congratulated.

Tbe former bas been ap pointed clera of the joint committee on printing, and tbe latter clerk of tbe Senate committee on Indian affair. It will Intercut the Sclmrzltes to notice that Senator Uawe i tbe new obalrnian of the Senate Indian committee. Now, ii tUe l'onca slayer was only seeretaryl Tbe ryracua Journal says positively tbat Mr. Vi bite nishes to resign bia position of minister at Berlin. Why don't be do it tben? Thore are patriot enough wbo want bis place.

Fx-Secretary Thompson says that ha thinks Washington the moat beautiful city in tbe world, mil If bia business does not compel him to lire in Indiana be will certainly select Washington aa a residence. Tbe Republican minority in the Senate, aided by Mahone, a recalcitrant Democrat, and Arthur, the Vice-President, propose to torn out all tbe minor officers and put in Republicans or Mahone men. Tint is civil service reform as practised in tbe party of Haye, Oarflelil, Illaine and Grant. Cbauncy Depew ot New York, a railroad lawyer, thinks railroad commissions and like supervUlnir bodies are a nuUauce. Other rail road men think so, too, but some managers acknowledge that Impartial board between tbe road and tbe people are as much for tbe advan tage of one party as the other.

The New York Evening Tost, Republican paper, say that with the judiciary committee organized there will lie nn for delay in rejecting tbe nomination of Mr. Stanley Matthews for Supreme Court Justice. True. Keinark are in order from tbe Jonrnal about f. over nor Long's reiteration tbat Schurz" treat ment ot the l'onca was an "unlawful outrage" on the same day In which it tried to convoy the Impression that tbe Governor bad rt tracted bia criticisms.

It Is unneceSHary to say tbat our con temporary dodged lt nifc lit. A resolution has been Introduced in tne Ohio Legislature proposing a constitutional amend ment giving the Governor the veto power, wbicb be does not how have. hen Mahone votes for tbe confirmation of Stanley Matthews aa Supreme Court Judge, be may have1 two bouquets from the White House conservatory. It la predicted by the I'biladeiphia Times that those who are now trading with Mahone will some day find out that be doesn't pay a hundred rent on the dollar. It was a Chicago man who saved the Czar from be in (i aNa In.itid June lttt(7.

He afterward polled everything by wrllmir a poem about it and presenting it to the zar. If there anything a Chicago man caunot do It Is write poetry. ii iiu-innaii r-iiquirer. M.rs. Moody ana Sankey have done a great work in Calliorniii, and many wandering sheep bave been gathered into the fold, but the list of the rescued ibs not contain tbe name of any of i he Bonanza king, or of any of the officers or illrrctors of the liiion Railroad Company.

The spectacle of "young girl graduates wit their golden hair" is about to be realized at tbe I i I versify uinhriilge, Lngland. By a vote of to it syndicate ot tbat ancient seat ot le in. I iic ha decided to admit women to com- n't with the male candidates from tbe various lor places as wrangler, senior optlmes, junior optimet. and first, second or tblrd class in tbe I'lsksii'al tnpok. It may be ouetloned if the wiser Democrats In tl.e u.tie rec.rel tliat tboy are relieved of a duty wiucu muses nit participator tu ine apmmit no-iif of net ol their choice or their party.

Tuey are now pl.ic.ed in a position wbere they can rritii wit more irec'loiu, aud wbere they can- not iradiv cnnrijoa with petty motives in tung to vote for the confirmation of tdrieers. toe licet ought to a to arcure tne. nuuiinauon of ion atinal whom no serious objection can be nrtcd. iAUvert.ser. THE 'LONCSHORjEMEN'S STRIKE.

hirlkers Mill Kirn la Their I- finer Vaflllrd. The strike of tbe 'longshoremen on Constitution conMuuca. tiie men refusing to co to vrrtis unless tbey receive SO cent an bour lor dajs. I work, 4i cot an bour at uignt and 40 cents an bcur on cam. either day or night.

Tbe company state they will not accede to tbeir demands. ami It is staled that tli compauv have oflrnwl outsire men the wases tbe sinkers kcd tor. Mil bave uet with tus.il, aa ino.tt of tuera I t'ivvog to he 'lonchoreiiien's society, and tbe eiy men have proiitiseo, it is said, to stand by the.tiiker it tbry will reruse ail offers except far the wti (or. Many of the strikers slate that tne company during the pact three ye.rs have uiude turee or lour unJerent a-ree-im'iiIn and bave aNMished all of them now. 1 he men ay that Mime of them do not average (fa wv-lt, while on the other steam, the avetue 914 and it.S a week.

Ine stMii er the ne ii wertt at werK on when they w.i to bave sailed today, but sbe will bave lu Uetsinrtt as he baa but half ber cargo on, end nothing bas lea done for the past two day to ki her re.id lor sea. "A a Akair Mas," Dr. 9. Freeman, wbo resides at Qnincy, and eeis a store at SO CorublU, ws arraigned for not removing the snow irotu his sidewalk after a sierra during the month of Kebruarv. Tbe officer said taat the siuewslk bad bera neglected nearly ail winter, and.

att ib irin pr. ceding tbe ewnplaiat, be bad Served tonr notice uihu the 4 Icndant at bia 1-1 cw of lulno.s. i.ut Uta altle- was not loaueu. The defendant then ra vie a siatt-ment. He said be wa kick at ijulncy, and tbat bo bad tried to keep tbe s.uowa'tk clean, and bad instructed tils Ih to dear off tbe too and snow.

Thacvurt to.d him ttm be was repoai-b, bo in litter wberv be and was auieua-M to tbe law. frwnun then said that be w.s an abused man, and teueved tbe ft.cer bad some motive hebmd this arrest that prnuite.i him in bung bias (the defendant) into court. His honor repliad, lbu4 loainustiona are unjuatir.ahl. It tue efflcer bad any nialice li svui.l have serv -d a warrant in 10 bouts 1 efter bating received erer to do And if he (tbe ofticer. bad not comi laii e.l ot the defeudaet it luljhi bate been charged be did not do tils duiv.

lr snv one bad fallen down on tbat lev navwment the city might have bad to pay i. Mneiv-nine men oni of every hundred do keep tbeir i.iewlks cleaa, and the li.eros east erter no reaaonaela excuse for not dome so after rirg pn.per'y nott.letl. lb usual Bne. Mr. laik." I reetuaa vu Daed 10 without COets, which he paid.

faaoi.B Wtike lortjSes auaiual suaiaxta, 6 v. nf We affer aa mnr Iaea a ad the Ianlle stll HROKE.V LOTS aad Stlaea af CIFXTI.EMKX'M FIXE KCi DT-MAOE Ml ITI.NUS far Mprlaa Wear. rarrle4l fraas laat easn. They eonalai of a handsome aaanrtmeat af styles, aaay af wbleh have retalle- as high as mnd, la essMsaenes at betas rarrled aver, we have amalcniaatetf aweary different styles, and marked theaa all dowa. Irrespective of cast, to the unif eras strlce af $12.00.

Tisrjr eaaalat af some of the Finest Makes of the Heat American Hills. Every ear- mt la this sale Is warraatect FIAE 1 I KE WOOL, aad will bear our label to that ef fecst a an Indorsement of sjeuainenea. Tka Mtjrles are laml, the Cot and Make rsrreft- The eoloea Heine a little in advance Is tbe reason far the above tow price. A. SHUMAN Wholesale Retail Clothiers, 440 Washington Street." Word to All Who Are Thinking of Buying FURNITURE.

We would say that our present stock surpasses any thing we have abowa since we have been in business. Our Black Walnut Chain ber Set Department is filled witb the choicest patterns and desius, being selected from the various manufacturers of tbe country tbe Lowest Market Trices. PARLOR SUITS. Of very fine quality and design, covered In anything 1 he purcuasor may desire. We soli a very nice suit for only $40.

00. EXAMINE OUR CARPETS. It will do you Rood. Never before bave we shown such patterns, consisting of Extra Superfine 3-Plys, Tapestry Brussels, etc. Everything that is re quired to furnish a bouse throughout can be found at our store.

STOVES AND RANGES A gPECULTT. REMEMBER We give ample timefor payment. Our system of INSTALMENT is too well known to require any comment. A. McARTHUR, ma 1 a r-.

1 txt Hasiiiiisiun 00 Jianover ois. C. K. WEl.Sjlf.As.t. Manager.

j.S -A. 1ST INVESTMENT TVitliont THE New EniM Stnelting Go. CAN CSE $5200,000 IN CASH FUKHASES OF ORE, CLEAB a PROFIT on the BAAIE or At Least 25 Per Cent THE ORE riltrilAKIVO CUAKANTKES 3 PER CT. QUARTERLY, In Addition to liegular Dividends. Present Pric8 of Shares $2.50.

FAR VALUE 85. T. BRIGHAM BISHOP BANKERS AND BE0KER3, 141 Devonshire St4 cor. Milk, Bostoa, 14 cISutf 4 MASSACHUSETTS CEMTBALB.R. COLD 6s.

Principal Iayable 1900. Interest January and July. FOB SALE BT CHAS. SWEET Xo. -10 State st.

dSutf mhl" TO STOCK BUYERS. You anil find It to your iuveattcate the merits of tbe common stock of the Host on Susj ender Co. Six percent per annum is now being earned, witn a steady increase of business every m.vnth Tbe par ralue la f50. The kIock bas advanced from 40 to J43. and must sku re par It a stock which 1 ran recommend aa a safe Investment.

It la also a noma investment, which you ran watch without trouule. CaU npun or C. SAMMO.VS. room 46, No. 7 Exchance place.

Bwtrn. mcl taUWia liVIlENL XOTiCE. IadlaaCra Ulalax aad JUiltlas Caaaaanjr. A MONTHLY from the net earnlnraet the miuea relrusryia. 10'ot 2 i-erc u.

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