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Quite rich occurred in the Essex Market Police
Court on Saturday evening Mrs Phillips, very good
looking young LADY, ated in deep mourning. appeared be
fore Justice Brennan to prosecute her husband, WIN
Henry Phillips, for abandonment II appears that MIS-
Philips ef destute by her husband with little infant
dependent upon her for support She appealed frequently
him for assistance, but be cid nots do anything her. Re
Gently her uncle died in ornls, beque shing her
been DESTROYS living with again but she vii have moth
& be s M nc
70 DO and hence this complaint When Phillips Responded
he se "a as e r
sppS T1rey s S M -, 1 ao sa
look You Would me- % daa
@ wEaa s
her s an M
The head ana FACE breaking 1 pieces Pushing her asde
through the street.
BERNARD Tine German was taken into custody by 20.
ceman Kerschor Of the Fourth precinct, charge OF steal
ing clothing snd articles OF household furniture 500
from Henry Ortiz of No Sc Rose street The accused
peas eoped with companants wife, taking with bin It
the husband received information thst Van Tine
sPps u rea, street and On M there company
With the exception Of his wife who st remains ek The
molly.
number of burglary up before the magistrates
Saturday Six boys, named John Stacy Thos Mcconnell,
VIM Kirkland James Smith, James Owens and Philip Neon
Ee arrested On charge oil breaking INTO the coal aud
WOOD office Of 1heh street and Twelfth Avenue and
stealing theefrom $40 In pennies. The prisoners admitted
their guilt aud stated that while four of their
open the safe with the other remained as sea
nes on The sidewalk. Committed for trial.
young fellow named Fernando Martinez was taken before
Justice Quhckenbus Saturday charged with stsahs
y spoous eweIry &C., 10 all valued at S92 % The
property stolen from The house OF Charles eeey resi-
dsnt OF Ioga county Pa the 10th inst Detective officer
Wilson accused he arrived Jersey City la the
New York Erie and found the property his carpet
bag. MARTINEZ committed for trial.
John Hodge Thomas Neal brought before Justice
Brennan Saturday charge burgariousy entering
dwelling house of Pauline Ferdemann No 30 Henry street,
and stealing therefrom about SIS worth OF silver
Michael kciy found himself similarly situated having been
Kenney No. LOO Eighth street and stealing thererom Sl1
worth clothing The prisoners were all locked up Tor trial
George Spencer arrested for highway robbery com
iled upon of William Brennan the latter
passing sh that choice locality the Five Points SO Is
stolen the complainant and he beaten
besides Spencer was committed for examination,
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MAPLE SUGAR IN PENNsYLvAN1A.-The So

MAPLE SUGAR IN PENNsYLvANIA.-The Somerset
a) Wig remarks:-The thus far has been very
gar has been made the present season. at this
any previous one. We hear several farmers who
have already made than four thousand pounds There
Of exactly ascertainng the amount CT this ar
Gle annually produced in Somerset county, out think
five hundred thousand pounds would fall below the
mark-more than is manufactured in any other county in
the Union.
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SPRING IN THE SoUTH.-Ths is the time for fruit
blossoms in many Of The Southern States The Natchez
Courier is apprehensve lest the peach and plum blossoms
now unprotected by foliage, should get npped by late
fror.r. Augus,lhe, r,a., Jcsssnine black
berries other wild flowers plen,y in the woods
the peach and plum in full blossom, and the Grange
buds be q IN to swell.
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A LAW AGAINST PROFESSIONAL JURORs.-The
Legislature Of Illinois has enacted law that person
Shall serve more than once year upon jury THIS cuts
up the business OF tie profession Al juror by the roots
similar law ought W be passed by the Legislature Of this
Gtota
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SHALL THE CITY REVENUES BE Collected
hND Discussed BY ONE MAN?
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

We regret very much The Introduction OF bill lno the
Assembly, by Mr. chfds, whcu Is mother nor loss
than dangerous piece Of special legislation Cor particular
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Bachelors Hair Dye. Wigs and Toupees-
Tho best In e world surpassing all made Sold and applied
~ the mandatory, g3S Broadway.
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Cristatlcro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces--
The best In the world Wholesale and retail and tho dye pr
vately applied. No. 6 Astor House.
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Ba,Ty's TricOpherous II the Best and
cheapest article for dressing identifying cleaning curling
preserving ana restoring the hair Ladies' Try IL Sold BY ali
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A. w. Fabcr's Lead Pencils Sold at Retail
BY all saonsrs, a wholesale only by EBERHARD FABER,
sole agent, ly3 William street.
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
They also keep silk casc stockings for varlccss
vens supporters shoulder braces Instruments for detor
mites made 10 order No. Vesev street. House NJ ~
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4
THE ALLEuED WIFE POISONING OAsg--rnE SALE or
fikhcE BcILEks NEoH0Es-rHs LATEST NEWS
rhoh TIE PARAGUAY ExPrDfrIos--NEws FROM
cALiFokNiA-L LOCAL AND MfsCRlL ASsOUs NAT
TsEs-kARKBg aEPoRTs, Ero.. gro
The FAMILY HERALD lis regular ,ssue OF We inesday VIII
co'tNn CONTINUATION OF The evidence 10 the
we rone ms Case Frat Movement Black Rc,ab,
ceos under ne reward Programme Campaign OF 1850
TIE sale OF Pierce Buffers Negroes --latest from the
Paraguay h'pechon Ne~ from California; Furthsr
sors to Foreign Trade BY Japan WIKI all ,be news OF tao
week preceding Of an Interesting and tire local
news OF New York s1d The adjoining css Police Reports
InsAucsi noaces Ae, &c II viii full repors
the condition Of the New Market the retail prices
of all kinds of Family kasr etns st ou Market Cam
mercai and Money nket Reports Marriages sod DEATHS
Tor The week. and large quantity miscellaneous reading
matter.
Terns-Two do'lass per snuuw-sngls copy tour cents
TO be Obtained at the occ ali ne vs sgeus Adyer
tsemsnts inserted ~ the usual HERALD rAes.
Southern ard Western Trade.
sprns purchase hai h.vns began rrry ssrs a.sSo
oo%siss :ns aS aosssPssas y saS si Know.
MEDIUM good: II. doc: Gn NV .s 1
ns ses i :. 81 . & ' ss o sss
W mos D. .A DEvhse 'S1Gs co snc sra a.,
Gurney's New Photographic and Fin. Art
galley ,% Hros6wy Photographs dagcereoypes ralra
Parasols.--The "Coquette Is.rnso,--rnn
and shade for tue carriage street and 70 be had
Herx1ng's Patent Champion. Fs.e
And burglar proof Safes l Broadway Murray NF.
wheeler q Wilson's Sewing m.cMnes,
oace SIS srosdway ~ 7.
Grover & Bakers Celebrated
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
ass broadway
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Hiirs Hair Dye, 80 Cents BOX, Black or
brown No. Barclay street, and all druggists InfAlblo
opguent
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GrandJean's Consultation on the Halr-Has.
No. 50 West Twelfth Sweet Broadway Gray
hair and badness prevented.
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PozSAssKI-BARNSD On Wednesday, March 0, by the
Rev. w. WeiDsten, HyMsN PozSASsRi ESQ, 10 hli,s
SARAB daughter of Israel Barned, Esq all oil THIS o.,y
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Sugar Reduced In Prices.-A Chest OF Tea,
Sl l0lbs coffee. Stat REDFoRD's, 4s Sixth avenue.
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This Interests Every Reader.-HOtel Keep
public and private stu,ions steamers and sailing
sells, well every family Ill tiny adopt the kptic
Spring Bed Indeed considering is cost do S. to S its
durability lite comfort and the bedding (requrng but
matress AFFORD to be without f-Mercanule
Traveller.
Principal depot, No. nS Broadway, New York.
~ B.Bedseads and possible prices
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Pe-Tfe ffth drawn number In the Delaware State Lot
terry Class ia drawn Friday March H. should have been
6S printed IL the berald OF Saturday The Official
drawing by Wood Eddy Co correct the mistake
bav ing been made by the printer of this ONCE.
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A GREAT SPRING MEDICINE
- rheumatism, lscrofuia, satrheum. &c.-GYATTs life
baiso cers n tne most painful form Of hess
seas waller ID 10 quepch thirst also. old
yspelss the worst OF mpury Of the BIO ID liver ani
Kidneys general debility Dyspepsia incpient Consumption,
plies &c Principal depot 2i5 Grand street. N. <. 76ceui
nerh
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Cure Ycur Cougb.--25 Cents.
lis Third avenue. Fourteenth stress.
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Spring, ls59.-Leary & Co. Introduce the
Qring style OF genuemens silk hats this day. Nos and
Aston House, Broadway
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CCGEL--On Saturday morning March - Mrs. A. T.
GUGEL, o! daughter
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Paras0ls-The "Coquette f>sfnsos'-En,,
and shade for the carriage opera GUY
GEkIs'S Bazaar, 5i3 broadway.
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FINE ARTS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sEAYsB. KOECK-
II hoes, Toukaer, ri Rerrirg &c severai fine spe-
emens oy he above ars sns many Others with whom The
dot at his studios The verboeoshovep, representing sheep
With group poultry the fn OF his pro-
dus IONS Slx25 nchs The shsy also
rsrft have executed csp c.lly 20 Ills order
r. BElUMoNT SIS Broadway.
Artist ard Importer OF works Of art established 1919.
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HeKx1ng's Patent Chnmpso Fsxo
And burglar proof ssfes 2 Broadway cosuer Murray It,
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MOTICE no TAxPAYERs -OrFICR oF rax oo,1x.e

NOTICE TO TAxPAYERS-OFFICH OF THE coxxm.
~ sones OF 1axes and Assessments, No 50 Chamnss-
street. New York January TO- ls59Notce Il hereby eivs
Tint the assessment rolls OF estate OF ia %
OF New YORK for the 1889 open for onbic H.
specuou and WIN continue until sOtn day OF Ap
neat Inclusive All taxpayers earnestly N
snc examine the same order that thu nsaes
nepG msy be corrected. Also all entitled BIZ la
Teccsipn OF thefr assessments by
n nr military servicfs and also literary nst
ficus " law exempt from taxsoa reauesed 10 make
sppcsuoD Tor such reduction previous "a IA
elospg Of The rolls on said 3oth day of April.
for the nfcrmston OF taxpayers
Zee H. During The time tbs books shall open to pubIc n-
spectop as herspneiose provided application NAV be mad
~ any person conaderg himself
valuation or his real or personal have
feed such app sation be made In relation
yhut'ion or real estate, must be made 10 thug tia
ground or objections thereto and thereupon missone
shh exe,nne INTO The complaint and r. their Judgment
assessment erroneous hay shall the
such be se IA res.ou to the assessed
~ h %n Sy he SAID Commissioners oe any OF them and
"a her judgment The assessment erroueous shah
Sass me sane 70 se corrected And declare their de,doa
hfreoh Win thirty days after such shsi have
Dsen nas % them No reduction shall by the Board
~ oi auy ssse ssne .. real pers0na
opposed under his act unless shall appear under oath o.
vn We period prescribed .or the correction OF axes by
reason OF sickness cily-Iaw va OF iSS
page co. J. W. ALLEN S>
A. J. WILL sxBON
j. W. BnOWN,
nj Taxe Aaacu
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c,ourt Cslendar-ror Monday.


sas' $50 ss 49, 's s 's
siS u.s. u.s. 4is s ~ a. s 49, s s 'ss 'ss no. " ~ 49,
UNIFIED STATES DISTRICT CouRr-Set down causes.
SAL sss s 5s 90 s sss
$685. 594 co., ss e24 e27 e2s $50 to $50, 5sS, e2o 6s4
00f Hxs day $685. $751; $685. e7 CAS- s5l
esq., esq., e55 6bs $780, $780, To be called in the Supreme
Court Circuit room No. 10, third floor.
40 1 90 49, 81 H. 49, Par
Nos 247 III so5, 76, 624, $50, 7S5, 49, W. SUI Sos
so4, l44, 1ol, ESQ.
The Latest Drawings Of the Legalized LOtte-
ries, reported to WOOD, EDDY CO.,
MANAGERS or THE
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERIES.
oncia Drawings by Telegraph
DELAWARE LOTTERIES.
Of the ac sa SaTe To- suSe1tspL the drswps Of o
Ter ter az n. this 5 f ps
wsre do tereoy certify that the following are The numbers
Which were this day drawn from the wheel VIZ
EXTRA CLASS, No. u.s. MARCH H. 1852
70. TO- C. IL, es ss, IS, 81, 8. 10. 81.
CLASS No. I7s, March IL, 1859.
e. TO- 10, lS. g. q 81. u. IL, 70, So, %, 50. 49,
tha, the said numbers drawn in the order in which
Wines hands, at Wilmington, Del. this Saturday
A'''' '''' S S5ET ss 5S9ESffH' Commissioners.
GEORGIA LOTTERIES.
s Ss ssss ssss
that ihc following are the numbers which were this drawn
CLASS No l1s, MARCH H. 1859.
81, "A, IS, 81, 81, 7s, 81. IL, IS, !, 81, 49, 10.
GLASS No. ia EXTRA, MARCH H. 1850
9. 80, 81, g. y, s. &c, Ct. &, II, IS, 40
And that The said numbers drawn the in which
wasss hands at Augusta Co. this Saturday March
H. 1853. 9. h bAksEH' commissioners
WOOD EDDY co. and ed% %asass D Georgia
p s-Tfs Ann drawn number IN the Delaware State Lot.
IS e. printed Ia he 5erad OF saturday. Tne oSiai
having been made by the printer of this ONCE.
Sugar Reduced In Prices.-A Chest or Tea,
u; 10 lbs coffee, Stat REDFoRDS 4s Sixth avenue.
Spring, ls59.-Leary s. Co. Introduce the
uring style Of geniemens silk hats this day. Nos and
This Interests Every Reader.-Hotel Keep
sells as vel a; every miy III eItany adopt hs Elliptic
drabiy tie comfort and the bedding saves (requns but
matrsss) AFFORD to be without i-Mercsnule
Principal depot No ss Broadway. New York.
ana mhttreSsea lowest pOBHpD prices
Cure Ycur Cougb.--25 Cents.
lis Third avenue near Fourteenth strest.
GrandJesn's Consultation the Halr-Hase
removed TO No 80 West Twelfth sxes near Broadway Gray
hair and badness prevented
Hiirs Hair Dye, 80 Cents BOX, Black or
brown. No. Barclay street, and all druggists 1nalblo
ongucnt
Cristadcro's Hair Dye, Wigs md Toupees--
The best the world Wholesale and retail and tho dye pr
yaely applied. No. 6 Astor House,
Bachelors Hair Dye. Wigs md Toupees-
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Wheeler Il Wilson's Sewing nInci0r-s,
ofaca sIs Erosdway, N. 7.
Grover & Bakers Celebrated
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
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rssE BALL SNAsON.

TEE LAST GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL or
4 the season he fizgered Guard, u COMPANY sixty
ninth eimeIi gUo their nth annual ball THURSDAY
ing March H. 1852 at the City Assembly rooms 445 Broad
wsy Tickets be lad OF any Of tie the dvor
on The night OF Tie bail
captain THOMAS MCGUIRE, Chairman.
FRa.cEs poland, Secretary.
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WAITBAM. MASS, FEB. is 1859 NOTICE -THE JIM
w dessignsi have sold and transferred to the
Watch Company q this place the watch factory
them, with iis machinery, tools, nyures
patent rights and trade marks with IN
good viii OF the business APPLsTON, TRACY 4 On.
Havne ICED 10 the business Of Apple,on
Co. the American Watch Company give notice It wf
continue the without change In the
sgencies. ROYAL Il. ROBBINS, Treasurer.
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And that The said numbers drawn in the order in which
they stand atOve
Witness hands Augusta, Ca. this Saturday. March
H. 1889. ?. G. BARBER, }Coum,..,o,.r.
WOOD, EDDY co. Wiam a0gG.: Delaware Delaware
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GEORGIA LOTTERIES.
The subscribers Commissioners appointed 10 superinend
the the Sparta Academy Lottery do hereby certify
that The the numbers which this day drawn
from the wheel VIZ
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Results of the Perugia Massacre

New York, July 23.-The Evening Post
has seen private letters from Italy, which sta
ted that the massacre by the papal troops at
Perugia had created an intense excitement at
Milan, and on the I'd of July the Pope, Card-
nal Antonelli, and Col Schmidt, were burnt in
effigy on the Piazza d'Armi 1t was said that
three thousand soldiers had repaired to Bo-
logna to protect that city and support the pro-
visional government. The news of the battle
OF Solferino created as great sensation at Ma
pies as elsewhere, and the young King dis
patched messenger at once to congratulate
the allies. 1t was further rumored that an en-
voy extraordinary would be sent to him.
The Florence correspondent of the Newark
Daily Advertiser, writing July Sd, says -.
''More full and authentic reports of the reduc-
ton of Perugia show that forty individuals of
both sexes were put to death by the papal mer-
cenaries besides those who fell in the fight
outside the walls. The government at home
make no concession, though Mr.. Stockton's
claim in behalf of Mr. Perkins has been taken
into consideration. Mr.. S. is now at Apdenza,
watering place on the coast, near Leghorn,
where he had arranged to pass the season with
his family before this occurrence"
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up twelve or fifteen feet, striking his head and
killing him instantly.
Revolt and Disorder in Venezuela-Return of
Gen. PaeZ,


New YORK, July a. Adyices from Vene-
zuela OF the 9Th inst, represent the country
still disturbed
Gen. Castro had declared amnesty to the
insurgents in hopes to coalesce with them and
form new government; but they have reject
ed, his overture being determined to form a
federal government themselves. The negroes
had also reyolted taken possession of Puerto
Cabello and murdered some of the inhabitants.
dhe citizens were fleeing to the vessels for
protection, and numerous families had left al
together and were daily arriving at Paragua
Cen Paez had become Disguised and was to
leave for the United States the 23d. Business
was stagnant.
AT Ponce, P. R., on the 10th inst, fire
broke out i'll the store of Peysant & Co. The
loss is supposed to be heavy, as there were
many explosions heard as the vessel which
brings the news left the harbor.
LATER.-PhiladeLphia July 24.-The barque
Rowena arrived OF this port, to-day, from Ven
ezuela, with President Paez and a number of
other prominent Venezuelans, who have re-
turned in consequence of political troubles
Venezuela was unsettled, and factions divided
the country. President Castro had appointed
liberal ministry, composed of friends of the
late revolution. They had sent commission
ers to the chiettains of the insurgents to treat
with them and make convention. The posi-
ton OF Gen. Castro seemed very precarious
The public treasury was exhausted and all
confidence was gone.
Line port OF La Guyara was closed the day
the Rowena left, and custom house boat
came after her when she was under sail
Great difficulty was experienced in Puerto
Cabello to load vessels, there being no work
ing men, and the roads being blockaded by the
insurgents.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July PA letter has been
received from Earl Derby who AYERS that the
armistice means peace, and that in pro,
posing it Louis Napoleon designs to reenact
the abrupt closure of the Crimean war.
Lord Lyons yesterday had long interview
with the Secretary of State.
An official communication from Bremen
states that the recent reduction of postage to
fifteen cents between the United States and
Franktort-on-the-M Main, SAKE Coburg Gotha,
and other German States applies only to the
correspondence forwarded by Bremen, but not
to the correspondence sent via Hamburg as
originally reported.
The Liberal government of Mexico through
their agent in the United States, has just con-
cluded contract for the supply of Minnie and
Shapes rifles, and cannon and ammunition to
suit them. These are to be forwarded to Mex
leo by the first of September 1t is not known
yet whether American volunteers will be &C.
cepted, as Lerdo has not arrived and the char
acter of his instructions therefore, not ascer-
tanned. These warlike stores may supersede
the necessity for extraneous aid, except as to
competent officers, there being a suficency of
Liberals ready to take. the field, as rank and
file. Letters have been received here from
various quarters, from persons desirous to
raise volunteers for the Liberals. There was
meeting Of the cabinet yesterday, to consid-
er the dispatch just received from Minister
McLane, relative to Mexican affairs
The members of the different legations from
Europe have had several reunions here in graf
lflcation Of the news of the armistice, and to
show their appreciation of the continued
peaceful relations among their respective SOW
ereigns. The jubilants, however did not in
clude the French, Austrian, and Sandman
ministers who are absent from Washington.
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Shocking Tragedy in New York.

New York, July pa shocking murder
occurred this afternoon at the corner of Broad
way and Canal streets. A man named Robert
Mcdonnell shot young woman named Virgin
la Stuart through the head, scattering her
brains on the sidewalk. He then attempted
to kill himself with knife, but the intended
suicide was frustrated by the police and the
murderer arrested. Jealousy was the cause of
the affair.
After firing the shot, Mcdonald attempted
to shoot himself, but was prevented by the
police and bystanders, and was taken to the
9Th ward station house. He said the reason
he shot her was that she was unfaithful to
him. Mcdonnell is native of Mobile, Ala,
and has been staying at the Metropolitan Ho-
tel for the last ten or twelve days He is
about forty years old. Miss Virginia Stuart
Is native of Massachusetts, and is about thir-
ty years of age They became acquainted in
New Orleans about seven years ago, during
which acquaintance she kept house of pros,
tltution. They had two children, both of whom
died eight or ten days ago. On being con.
WINGED of her treachery, he formed the reso
lutions to kill her and himself Watching her
from day to day, he succeeded at last in
ettectlng his object. The wuman was alive a,
midnight, but she cannot live.
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The Sunday Travel Question.

PHILADELPHIA, July 23-In the Supreme
Court, this afternoon. a decision was given on
the habeas corpus corpus case connected with
the Sunday travel question. The Court sus
tanned tho action of the Mayor in stopping the
Sunday horse railroad cars.
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Fatal Accident.

kocKroRr, July 23.--Pattrick Guilty was
Killed today ON the quarry of Games Slim.
son \ Co. After lowering stone it fell back
and he having hold Of the fill, ii carried him
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ODE Reqatta.
| COLLEGE UNION
q UI
A.AiAlAAAL
go -
REGATTA

The annual contest between the Boats composing the
College Union Fleet will take place on Lake oninsiga
mond in Worcester, on TUESDAY, JULY Is, at ~
O'Clock, ?. NJ.
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FIRST RACE-For Single Soul Wineries: distance two
miles, First Prize, $50; Second Prize, s25.
SECOND RACE.-For Four-oared Boats; distance three
miles First Prize, SIS; Second Prize, $50.
THIRD RACE.-For Six-Oared Boats: distance three
miles, First prize 500; Second Prize, s75.
Entries for the City Regatta must be made before
o'clock, P. NJ, on Tuesday, July 26, with STEPHEN
SALISBURY, Jr., Worcester.
Special trains will be over the Boston and Worces-
ter Railroad between the Foster street station and the
Lake, on the days of the Regatta.
Per order of Committee of Arrangements
iylq div