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AN AN kicAS STEAMER cAPrURED-We learn from Capt
man., Oh me barqne Jesuntn, from Curacao, 18th Dec
or' despatch arrived at that plsce about the 10Th Decem
per- rom me niockading squadron Maracaibo bringing
intelligence of tho capture American steamer
wood.-4Nesc York paper. TIT
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The LEGISLATURE OF PENNsYLvANIA,-Ihe democratic
members OF the House, yesterday reflected high credit
upon themselves by voting in solid unit for General
Packer their nominee for Speaker during three ballot
that every member of the House was in his seat-the
democrats going in body for their nominee for Speaker
the wings for Henry Evans editor of the West Chester
Record and the natives divided upon two other cand-
dates. We like lhe unanmy of our political friends
There is air of fraternity in II which almost assures us
of victoryat least which points the way to harmonious
counses hereafter. We hope they may show ranks as
close after the baoting of oday. General Packer is an
able, experienced, and courteous gentleman and deserves
the perseveng support of every democratic representa-
observation-disclosures, Jan. 3. t1Ss
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The President OF France.

CHARLES LOUIS NAPOLEON is of Louis, ex- King Of
Holland He born in Paris the Goth of April 1905
He was favorte of his uncle Napoleon Upon the ban
ishment of his family he removed with his mother to
Augsburg Afterwards he became citizen of Switzer-
land He again banshed from France after the July
revolution Cs30) In 1881 he took part in Italian in
surrecon against the Pope The same year he visited
England Again he resided in Switzerland for two or
three years. and occupied himself with authorship, pot
cal and military lie concerned in another nsurrec-
ton at Strasburg in 1896 imprisoned in Paris and
sent TO this country Some time in 1887 or 3s he took
up his residence in England where he remained till 1910
For his unsuccessful affair AT Bouogne that year he
sentenced to Imprisonment for life. In 1916 he made his
escape and again resided in England until in September
and conduct since that are well known to our readers
as newspaper reports could make hem.PhH. Bulletin
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We understand that the committee appointed by the
convention of the members of Congress from the slave
holding States assembled on Saturday last and appointed
sub committee, consisting of Messs Calhoun of South
Carolina, Clayton Of Delaware, Bayly of Virginia, King
of Alabama and Morehead of Kentucky, prepare the
address
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Wilson's Songs OF Scotland.

an Saturday evening, 9Th January, o'clock, in Ca
~ rusis Saloon Mr.. WILSON of the Queens Concert
Rooms London will give his celebrated entertain
,nens IN which he viii sing variety of his popular
songs and ballads il being his last appearance in Wash
ington Programmes may be had at Mr.. Fischers, Mr..
Dav,s's, and at The Hotels Tickets, so cents.
Jan. SIT
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CALIFORNIA GOLD wANTED.-While tho excits-
u ment for California gold ia raging force mon To
the comforts OF home to brave all dangers search of
the "tiold Bug" the attention Of tho ladies il o. lad TO
Kings Lace Store" Pennsylvania avsnue, bewssn lOsh
and 18th streets where assortment Of fancy goods
be sold 20 cent than was evor offered before in
hi. city, which consists in part Of aflts FhIr
Worsted goods, ribands, fringes, gnps
Buttons, gloves flowers, ind feathers. -
Ladies' wishing bargains viii do well 70 call
Ladies' black kid gloves only 87A cents per pam
falls from ~ to So. -
| Also, lot of dress caps. slf ~
Jan. 2-eo3t
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OFFICIAL.
NOTICE TO MARINERS

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, Jan. 4. lS49
The following information has been received this do
partmen from the legation Of the United States Stock
holm, Sweden
LIGHTHOUSE.
(1JansLation)
"The Royal Marine Board hereby the erection,
during the past summer, of mew hghf hexss-whch
lighted for the first time the llth Of the present month
rock Undsiem in the bay Of Aornel, in north ati
tude 60 deg 46 min and longitude 81 deg min 80
of Ferroe, IS deg 81 nn 45 east Of GrsmsUh
Ia the tower which whe and 80 feet (eighy foo
above the water, is placed revolving light which iumi
the whole horizon from NNW. W.. East and South
weather. from ordinary ships deck, At tho distance of
81 German IA English) miles.
.tThe Beacon heretofore standing on Understen has
been removed leaving nothing the summit of tho rock
but the IYie I1tocr mentioned, and too houses, both Of
which latter painted red
STOCKHOLM Nov IL, 1885,"
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DIsTOLs AND NiFLEs.-ST rVEN5 has this day re-
Il ceved of Cos revolving pistols. Also has on sale,
sample, 'Wesson's" rifles which warr!ned for
accuracy and distance be superior rho. other
foreign For sale manufacturers prces
STEVENS'S
Great Hat and Gentlemen's Outlining Establishment,
Dec 2S-eo6tif No. z Browns Hotel.
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MFRS c. RICE respectfully Informs nasmberu OF
lNl Congress and Others with without families that
she has two front the first floor 20, unoccuped
T., between 9th and 9Th streets.
Ian 3-3< ,l3
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DOUvIER's Law Dictionary, third sdltson, muoh
ID improved and enlareeda law dictionary adapted to
and laws of the United States of America
and several States OF the American Union with refer
the civil and other Of foreign law by John
Bowler; two volumes; November 1913 This day received
by F. TAYLOR.
Jan
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CyHEEP HUsBANDRY IN THE SOUTH-pubIished
- by Skinner-comprisIng treatise the acclmaton Of
sheep the southern States and Of the differ
ent breeds Also complete manual OF breeding su MINER
and management and of the diseases
lust RECEIVED by TAYLOR IL MAURY,
Dec 81 I'D New Bookstore, ear 9Th street.
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CLEVELAND, (Ohio) June 11-3P.M.
a4s076 bushels corn, $3.50 bushels; pork, 100 bbls
wool 633 lbs
BUFFALO, Juno 11-6 p. NJ.
Receipts since Saturday -Flour, $500 bbls; wheat
$4,000 bushels corn, 81 GOO bushels In -four there is
no change to notice and the saes 900 bbs at
previous quotations The transactions In wheat reach
$4,000 bushels, at Csc. for WESTERN and SIC.
for prime Ohio Corn is firm, bus without movement,
at 44c. In freights there is no change.
ALBANY June If p NJ.
Receipts by canal since Ssturday:-Flour 4,700
Dbls corn At 500 bushels The -four market is with
out change and the sales only of retail character
For there is large demand aud the sales up
22OOe bushels, at Gle for round Northern yellow;
@olders firm at that figure Oats moved to the ex-
tent of $4,000 bushels at Gee 37c In whiskey about
100 bbls, sold at 21c.
BosroS, June IL, 1s4o.
There is no change In the cotton market. The mar
ket for flour is hrmer, but with of note Ohio
and Michigan sold at S.; Genesee, 81 So Corn
White is quoted at &C., yellow 05c, although small
sales Of each kind made cent under quota
lions Sales Of 1000 barrels of pork made for
California at $40 So four months sale of 500 boxes
brown Havana sugar made for export at ~, short
In spirits Of turpentns sale of so barrels was effected
At $780, months We notice a sails of 800 barrels lard
No. g. at 6Ac. 61ac, cash.
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The Criminals under Sentence of Death The awful
DAY OF Judgment Is ut hand, when two human be-
apgs VIII suffer the extreme penalty of the law in the
yard OF the city prison. in Centre street. The day Ak
ed for their execution is Friday of week. the 22d
Anstant-one OF these miserable creatures is black
man by tho name Of Alexander Jones convicted of ar
son in the first degree and the other is white man
by the Of Mathew Wood convicted of taking the
NE OF his wife by poison These two wretched cul-
prts are now closely confined in the Tombs anticpa.
ting the dreadful doom that awaits them We under
stand that very great exertons being made in
AL quarters to them from the galows especially
tne negro Governor Fish was In this city on Satur-
Jay ast and visited the culprits in their cells con-
versng with each of them for length time the
o3ect OF which or the result arising from such inter
vewwe were unable to ascertain The probability is that
from the strong exertions by the the
negroes sentence will be commnted to the stats
for life But how that be DONE without committing
the sentence of Wood the white man? The judgement
ts passed. and both are to be the one
gallowS IL the Governor pardons one, 1t is
ne will pardon the other. Much and curiosity
Tombs, to know the object of novel visit ON the
part OF the State Executive. singular request was
made yesterday to Justice Lothrop by quite genteel
looking cOored who asked the Justices permits.
sion to Alexander Jones' the coored now under
sentence of death The magistrate wished know her
motive for such request and asked her If she any
relation to him! The woman said she not but in
formed the Justice that she wished marry him. as
she knew he had but short time for this world and
he left that he mghtdie in peace At this singular
request the Justice was somewhat aston and told
her that 1t not in his grant her request
but informed her that possibly she could find great
parsonage that married Captain Schnley, who would
no doubt feel happy in forwarding her charitable object
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,NTELLIGENCE BY TIE MAlEs.
Our WashiDgton Correspondence.


WASHINGTON, June TO- 1870.
The euriosifies of Polifics-Tne appeal of the IL
tdigenco-Both Parties Jealous of Losing tie
Aboiitlon,sts
The times are redundant of political curiositss
a mere catalogue of the curious doings and pro-
auctions OF eur politicians within the last twelve
months, would fill newspaper broadside, en-
bracng all shades and extremes of opinions, from
the distractions of Gov. Seward to the abstras-
tons of John C. Calhoun
The latest political curiosity is the prospectus or
protocol of the National Inteligenccr 1t is very
dignifed, remarkably self-posssessed, and circum-
spect, and, in many particulars, abandantly sats-
factory. But why this PROTOCOL at this particular
juncture Is it because the I,teiligenccr appre-
hends that the new paper, the Republic, to come
out in three days hence, may shake the constancy
OF the old wing phalanx, who look upon the InteAs.
gencT as the oracle of political truth Nous
rons. Our only motive in reading this protocol
was to detect this apprehension, and we think the
case Is made out.
We understand that the publisher of the Ma
ffonai Uhig is 10 have office, and that the sdi-
tor will probably be sent out consul to some
port IN the West Indies, In which case the Wing
gracefully closes its labers. Without some such
arrangement, the Whig will GO on, one of the most
funny political curiosllies of the day.
There Is good deal of jealousy between the
wings and democrats, at this crisis, with regard to
the loss or gain of the abolltionists. With view
to affect the elections in the South, each party 10
aboitioniss, while both anxious for their sup
port. How the elections may terminate, no man
can foresee but terminate as they may, the abO-
iltl0nlsts VIII have strong voice In the next
house, and will doubtless do their utterm0st to
drive the administration and the South to extre-
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Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, June ii, lSW.
Murder 7rial-Jvy Locked Up-SeAimg Lig.~
on Sunday--Opra Troubles ommerce-Ne.S
Wig and Democratic Papers-7he Markets, &c.
The trial of John Dunn, for the murder Of John
7. Brown, was so far concluded on Saturday
evening as to be given to the Jury, who are still
locked up, unable to agree. The killing of tho
boy was almost altogether without provocation,
but on account of the pistol having been loaded
with shot, the Attorney General only asked for Z
conviction tor manslaughter: Clear as the case
evidently is 1t is understood that one-half of the
jury stands out for an acqulttal.
The Grand Jury have again come down on our
tavern-keepers, for violation of the law against
the selling OF hquor on the Sabbath day, and yes
terday the consequence was that all but two or
three were closed and they were doing smashing
business IN brandy smashes. believe that they
have come to an agreement that only two or three
shall keep, open on each Sunday, taking turns,
to pay the fine, which does not exceed $50
VIXEN there is only few open, their sales amount
to over 300 each
The Italian Opera Company have again made a
failure at the Museum, and are now almost thrown
on the charity of the community. A benefit is to
be given them at the Holiday street theatre during
the week. The theatrical company at the museum
having volunteered for the occasion.
The number of vessels at present in the port OF
Baltimore, is fourteen ships, twenty-four barks,
twenty-seven briggs, and twenty-fOur schooners, of
which five are up for California, and one for
Chagres.
learn that there is project on foot here to start
new daily wing paper, to be the organ Of that
party in the State. 1t is proposed to make it about
the size, appearance and character of the Tribune,
excepting It's various isms, and to be conducted
the cash principle, at two cents per copy, shil
ling week. The, parties who have the matter un-
der consideration, understand the business, and
if they go into it, will make capital paper or
none.
! also learn that new democratic paper Is talked
of, the funds for which to be supplied by q
prominent Washington city democrat, who has
made fortune in that city by his connection with
the press. He proposes to start young democrat
who now holds clerkship in the Treasury De-
partment, provided he should be removed from
office.
At stock board Saturday, the following sales
made - STA Bait Ohio railroad bonds, 67, 81 100
shares Marine Bank, 26is Al do. Amer. Mutual Ins.
62X 10 do. Bait Ohio railroad, AK do, do Az;
100 do, do. 41ss
In the Baltimore markets, on Saturday, there
sales of 500 bbs Howard -four fresh ground at
81 6sA and 100 choice Mt 81 Is also $50 bbs subject
to re-inspecton at 81 62H The market is very quiet.
No sales City Mills Susquehanna. Sales white
wheat at 111c and red at HOG Ssd yesterday cargo
Of very superior Maryland white 81 Is Sales yellow
at 55 56c., and white at SO a 53c. Nothing in
oats We hear Of sales Of whisksy 1t Is quoted at
II u &c. in bbls.
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Com N RCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Monday, June IL

Monday, June 11-6 II. M.
The stock market a little buoyant to-day,
and prices generally improved. There
tiyity in the street thar have noticed for several
days, and there decided indications Of an upward
movement in prices All apprehension relative to the
spread OF the cholera has ceased, and the bears
make no more capital out of that Tho arrival of the
Lexington, with about two hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars worth Of California gold had very favor
able influence upon tho market. At the first board,
to-day, Treasury Notes advanced 4 per cont; United
States 6s 1ses. "a; Ohio 6's. "a; Illinois, IL Reading
Dords VI Harlem. u Farmers Loan, l; Erie Rail-
road, new, il Canton Company, "a; New Haven, IL;
Morris Canal, Z.
The value Of merchandise exported from this port to
different foreign ports for the week ending the 7th
Snstant, as annexed :Gottenburg, s1O2l0: Cowes
$35 1923; Liverpool Sl754S7; London, SlsI 4es; Fall
mouth, Sl5464; Glasgow, S32l06; Galway S123s1:
Cork. S14939 Tralee. Sl7 622; Dublin, S6O5t Lon
doDderry $1,000; British West Indies S13 $50; British
North American Colonies Sls,4TS; British Guiana:
S10TsS; Gibraltar, $780, Spanish West Indies s15-
500 Danish West Indies, 81 COZ; Madeira $3.50; Ro-
ghcllc S21z0; Malaga 1850; Iavre, S1s6362; Lisbon
S24s2; East Indies, s7o,725 Argentine Republic
S616e; New GRANADA, Sl4 $685. Venezuela, S333i-To-
tai, ss2l,717.
The following named gentlemen to- day elected
directors Of the Hudson River Railroad for
the ensuing year.
James Boorman, Gouverneur Kemble, Gardner G.
Rowland Thomas sufern James Hooker John d. Jer-
Wis, Elisha Peck, Japhet Bishop Edward Jones, John
David Wolfe, Moses III. Crinuell Edwin ID. Morgan,
Tratus Corning For Inspectors of the next election
ANDREW n Mickle Silas w ood, John c. Green.
The earnings of the Reading Railroad Company, for
the month Of May ls49, were s2oao79, against Sl7O
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, June III, 1917
Health R,gulations-NoJlc Conduct in Rescuing a
child from Observation-Disclosures, &c.
The city and district corporate authorities have,
with but the single exception Of Moyamensing,
co-operated with the sanitary requirements OF the
Board of HEALTH and streets, lanes and alleys,
are now in more clearly condition than they have
been for years. But Moyamensing Isl if anything,
worse; this district contains locality equal in the
filth wretchedness, and degradation of its nhabi-
ants, to that of your celebrated Five Points. The
sanitary committee of the Board of Health COM
menced personal inspection of the various novels
and stalls where the wretched negroes and whites
are nightly huddled together like beasts, and will
probably order the streets to be boarded up, and
the redundant population scattered, while the ne
cessary cleaning process is going forward Every
nuisance discovered has been promptly attended
to by the Board of Health, and our citizens, no
doubt, owe a debt of gratitude to them for their
present exemption from the disease.
James Patterson, young man residing IN the
western part of the city, rescued child, three
years of age, from drowning, in a pond Of water
into which it had fallen yesterday afternoon.
Other persons were standing by at the time, de-
TERED from attempting Its rescue by the hlthlness
Of the water, but young Patterson dashed In,
though dressed in his Sunday SUIT for walk, and
bore him out In safety, to the mother OF the child
who Just at the moment arrived on the spot HIS
name deserves to be recorded among the perform
ers OF heroic actions.
The -four market is without activity, but holders
firm at - G2ts for common shipping brands at which
small sales have been made for export For city
sumption. the sales are moderate at 81 d2h to So.
Sales efrye -four at 81 S7H, and Pennsylvania corn
meal 81 49, Wheat continues steady in price, with
moderate enquiry fair to prime red sells at lo2 to
104c and bite at lO7 to l0c Small sales Of rye at
SIC Corn is in good demand with sales Of yellow at
Coo in store and COS to Gle afoat. Southern oats
sell Mt 20 to Sic, and pennsylvania at 32 to 3lc Wits
key sells in hogsheads and barrels at 2lc.
We suljoin to-day's stock saleG-First Board-13
shares Girard Bank, 12tl so Susluehannsh canal So
II; $500 State 5s s9li 500 do. $50 5000 do Syl AZ
Mechanics Bank 26Ii; $4,000 Wm'n Railroad Loan,
SO; $4,000 do SO; Sl 600 do 50; 81 900 do 80; SlO-
900 u s. 5s SO, 1905 81 900 u s. 6s. '6T 1896 200
Reading railroad, b5, 1sh; 100 DO lsi $4,000 Nav.
Loan, 5215 Sso0u d" 521s; $1,000 do 52s; 100 Nor
ris Canal o; $1,000 s. Nav Loan, 52H; $1,000 do. b5,
t2A; $500 do ON Second Boa,d 700 State s.,
St% 10 600 Wim Railroad e.. SO; 80 Reading do.
1885, % do 1876 10 600 g. Loan 'G7 1885 10 Union
Canal ii q: 5000 Reading Railroad bonds. o07s; 300
do coz; 5000 Potts. 6s 80, so. 900 state o.. o5,
10l $50 Grard Bank, 1915 rs vicksburg do l3'i; 10
Mechanics do. 204 100 Western do. 5S; 300 Sch.
Nav 6's IS 53is; l,O0,,do. 63A Penn Railroad, 50;
90 Susquebanna Canal, 12h.
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ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL-REDUCTIoN
of TollsNotce to Western Merchants Forwarders aud
Others In Of order adopted the 10th of
Muy 1870 by the Board of Trustees of the Illinois and Mi
oan Canal drawback of50 cent the rates Of tolls
established for tho si9 will be ed and after
TO- and for the residue of the l39 the fol-
lowing articles which be the
Mississippi River to the Hudson River via the Iinois aud
michigan Canal TO wit-Bcc pork bacon lard nonr, tai
low WOOL tobacco. hemp, becswax furs and pelries Tin
Guiding buffalo robe) Aud on the following specified ar-
Gle which be portcd from the Hudson River t. the
Mississippi via the Illinois and Michigan Canal there will
be allowed in like and for the period, draw
hack Of 70 the of sad to established
for the ISi9i that say, merchandise consisting OF
goods groceries, hardware cutlery crUckery and glass
cotton bagng paper saeratus stccl yeoeoring Tho
evidence which the oard q Trustees will that the
upon which drasboc msy be claimed have actually
ed the Mssiss Hunsonor vice
the be- viii bel The invoice, the manifest,
tain the Of the the daio Of ship
the articles must he specified and the weights stated
he whole be iubscrilcd y the conign.r and be-
magistrate 3 The oonsrnee, in like nar, will lee
required stete under oath that Thy articles ell in
no sad invoice received 10y linn, stating
Which they received Upon preaena ~ this evil
the cAce Of ~ the Board Of Trustees
lfsnois, the drawback will he paid
by order Of b Board ofrristees,
WILLIAM dcnDiNG, Stero.ary.
chSAL CFsicr, CIuCAcO, Nay rs. Isiy
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Shipping Intelligence.

BosrsN, Juno IL, l849
Arrived-Barks Canton Pernanbuco, Sth ult; Nary Phi
ladelphia briggs Casilda Havana; Holt Cardinals
koop Turks Island; Rodeout Alexandria, Henrco, BAlt
moro; schrs Gulnare, Georseown Corbuo Baltimore;
crease Elliot Joseph Guest Philadelphia Mount Vernon
Mary Patterson, do.
Cleared-Ship Brutus NOreans; bark Clen Treepor to
load for California; brig yests. Turks Island.
Cav BEDFORD, June g. ls49.
Arrved-shp Lsonidas sn Ocean, with 1850 bbls SD; 80
humpback oil.
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NEWS FOR EUROPE.

The mails to go by the steamer Niagara will close in
this city, at halfpast ten o'clock tomorrow morning
The Weekly Herald, containing all the most recent
news calculated to interest European reader will be
ready for delivery at o'clock that morning Price
Gxpence per copy.
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HOTELS. &c.

SHEPHERD INFORMS HIS FRIENDS AND THE
pufiic that he has taken the Eckford Motel between
seventh and Eighth avenues Twenty fourth and Twenty
filth Streets seventh avenue. lie
date tw thirty bonrders with good board
fine kept for sale at his stables Mr. Lens Full
street and Sew lire of stages past
door sso the Sixth aud kpickeboeker lines
within one block Of this ostabishmoDt.
CHAPON SPRINGS PAyILJON.-THIS ESTA BLISU-
- nent Ia open for reception of guest and will
main open till the LIST day IL October next.
LAND0N X GARDNER.
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NEW PrANEr-Another new planet was OBJ
served NJ Naples on the 18th of April. IL resein-
bles star Of the ninth or tenth magnitude aud ia
notitjop was near n star which appears on Steinhes
celestial chart. in right ascension l2h 9m 49s and
i'm deg ON 81 and forms No 23.09S in Lalaodes
catalogue The motion Of the planet retrograde,
and It approaching the equator, This the ninth
body QDcludng planets and satellites) which has
been added to the soar system within the last four
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SAD DEATu.-A little girl, daughter of Mr. VIM.
Hubbard residing In East Wheeling. lost her life in
m ot painful manner She had gone out after dinner
wash her face ut rain barrel preparatory 90 start
ing for school In hort time after she had LEFT the
house she found In the barrel drowned Her little
feet had doubtless clipped and she was precpitated
head foremost Into the barrel and with NJ oae 10 W.T.
ness her last struggles sEe lad persisted