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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-21
THIRTY. NINTH CONGRESS.

Firss session.

NtsrEcroN, Jan 20. isc6.
,sx scprlscrrs .sD MISSOURI uvxR nsnE"ip.
yoin, resolution, extending The time for the oornpl.
a. the Burllug,onand Missouri River Railroad, was
ruy ,rroSrrxr ~ rrssloS AcsSTs
I,xr, rep of IND, called upthe b'h 1ih"rring
,--,s.n, nstcsd q he secretary % The Interior 20
N, PENSION az np afd a,rnc the boun iaiiea o. isn-
tigricss.
-, nes1cf Kssae. vas ovpc 4 - Zoe VI
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Fire In IlrookIyn.

IRE broke out at nne O'Clock Friday night IN the
third story q a arrange OF buildings In Adams street
between John and Water street., owned by Mr. D. y
BENTON and mainly occupied by him monuiactory
OF ras and water plp.s IRE nr~ originated between the
ceiling the flooring Of the third story, occupied BY
the Excelsior Lock Nlnufsctory. The Interior Of the
building and tho mffrrrry entirely destroyed.
Tie sroond story ras occupied by ". z Foster as a
machine SHOP The damage Gill amount 70 about ~ 900
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refused 10 do So have tho furniture nov In The
hands Of tho police; II beonrs to me.
further examination OF the was bore postponed
until the 3lst inst, ut two o'clock
The recovered property valued At about thousand
dollars The loss Of Mrs Cutler In money and valuables
amounts TO several th0usandA
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BurZALo, Jan % Ih55
Tue ar, s,s rvht prsvrd move dis>zirsss than avs nf
ar, .ucros-d me wind convened ssswsns f-rzhiy.
ana tanned the Names after th-y hsd bssn ns,ry sub
eu.s causing the TRIAL sesrsrscn Of building orcu
cse6 ~ n rtrc, psrnor and piano goods ard Altman
o. clothing bsss-s The blilding vas oEned BY NJ
Ctis, asd co<i I2S 600 II tnsursd fnr 30 900 bs
1s 90 STICK mated - about us. 900 TIE auoaat
AZ his Insurance - not knssn. Altman Go y sioct
wa valued At tgcD OoO which there 70 IN Insurance
on sn,ui 400 900 Two nremen we're injured b. falling
xalln hui n n b,iey a moi scriouGy
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CaaAcoy Dr. Y !Jif =
HotvsthstsndEg the awful stac Of the weather with
which chicago to-uiss, visited have
still larger house than either OF he other evenings u
witness the performance OF LIfrccin> which was n
most perfect success Boschet Gszzanss and Musisni
fairly carrying everything before shpss iast t~s
ttculay the finale Or the fourth actthe audience de-
handing encore ~bh, account % The 'steness OF
the hour could not DO asceded TO- The Instrumentation
with one two exceptions Is vastly improved under The
e1ncient leadership Of huxo, upon whom Too much
praise cannot b bestowed for his Indefstgsble
labor on this great work. The ohoruses very well
delivered, but wo could suggest ittc more power on
the female side or this important part Orandini though
sn suffering from hoarsencss Is recovering fast and we
hope BY tomorrow evening TO boar him in his natural
voice again.
CLOSING or THE svAsoN IN rsx WEST
WEATHER, But wAgA 0RLkTIs0 10 rHx ART
lists.
Notwithstanding the awful state Of the weather, with
the thermometer ranging from 1ftecn TO cighicen de-
grses below zero the pleasure Of announcing
very fair house witness the fourth and for the pres
ent the last performance OF LAfre1ine in this city
Although a, FIRST some OF the artists seemed
10 be affected by the severe cold, The
warm reception they received from very enthusiastic
audience cansNd tnem W eh'ei inv" 'n' spf' VI -hN
with all their efforts, and by the end OF the nrss act
there was nothing to take exception 70. h1sani
again brougb, out immense applause for bic superior
acting and singing. Gazzsniga and Boaohe1u in her
s.paaie rok achieved another great triumph the former
more PARTICULARLY at the end Of tho second act, and
the latter in the fourth and nth acts oraudini "a re-
covering from his hosreness and sung FAR better than
on either OF the other evenings We cannot omit 10 81,
r~es sv hind fesiisgs toward, him Tor evrr attempting
20 sIaG xhic sunsrasy 30 severely.
rhe MISREPRESENTATION This evening sw perfect, tse
isse defects which have been hitherto visible haF
srun entirely oscreens thruuxs thu perseverance Of
bss sras sssdsv, nuxo, VINO spsrs NO pains IN make
everything ws psrfeo, order Nc have nos so tsssa
szrcweii showxn hcpe esiy far shot TINE, ~ NJ
(nu asa 70 ~tuyn hsm thsnkr IN the nnne ~ te pub
ic Tor che prcssnsstion ef this great scrs n such spn
ala stvss aud hSpa thai his forthcoming ss-cn - ia
vana may be rrrnunerave n hrs iosrniy deserved
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che alarm OF fire At O'Clock sasurfIy afternoon
mated from windrs;s restaurant, No, Ann street,
cansea by beam OF the nr- aoor sntlng from "a. beat
OF thn boiler In the kitchen of the restaurant The
damage M quite slight
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A.. Locrs, Jan. 10. 1855
Two bgil,inxs on garke street, below Fourth, oocu.
pied by coiher, uiners and others burned this
morning Total loss about $40, ooo-nosiiy Injured.
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tsrrsbs oorisgrston waited the village % Ols-n on
rresday last destroying nearly tue ENTIRE hls nss por
ton or the town About fOgr burned over,
involving 81 200 900 about one thrd covered
By insgr.uoe II IL known ths' n rhsir-. Eco lac
par.nsr Of W p Angel persisted Ia the fame We have
no space for further particulars e wdrsrI>y " ~ -
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yea ws,s srfff "a y 49, sssA. s.s-.nsss-s.ag
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n..raf .stafs rfntlgsa u rstfslu, 49, - 49, 49,
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49, 4asl sss FateFs1a-
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sppropra,ed expended aud une.penfed FOR tina cop.
scton OF the bridge the appointment OF the pro-
nj Coiam .sloner-;--
Amount appropriated by the act Of 1896 S2T0 0oO
Amonnt paid contractor for work and
dAmsgcs under former Comm sslonorsS S3, s2i
Ai-0unl paid contractor for work under
present Comm ssloners. ............. S4Ta2
Amount Fsid v. Smith for dsdnDg
boundary line Observation-Disclosures. i,oH
Amount PAID for labor. salaries, lumber
printing, observation-disclosures. ava
Amount paid tor other claims under Tor.
mer Ionml,sAoners.. 2s2
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I,..aYYn.,a. Radically cs,.s We

.rav.s ~ Hsksr'= Pb,ss prsssf". gtss-
a. si1a ssa Lo,s SUN rsslae gsrtnss 80 Hnefssr.
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sa d tafis esa.fs - ssd rg-rs sufatlga 80 81 es-
III ~ r-rir ssrrs snf q afais u &C. sffs. 49,
sra fses - tflsEf pANtbia n -. 'soslA.s s~f
Otrf.afs a4rs.qn. se lals1 slusf.
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NnN Rul,IicAllon..

The following a compIeir Vet Of the new booss re-
cci,ed at the HrsAtp oace TO January 2D.-
The crosk Of Cold by Martin fsrquhsr Tspper-
Pubished By I. II. JEFFERSON BrO.hcrH Philadciphin.
and for sale by Frsdcric A. Brady, New FORK.
The Life aud Public rvicea % Andrew Johnsop.
Seventeenth Presdeat Of tbe United states incodins
savage Published ~ Derby Miller.
The Centenary Of American sethodis@: a sketch ~
iif History II u'ogy Practical System and Hurccrs ~
AID Stevens IL. n Pubahcd by Carietos A Porter
Iiic Con niopolitr Tor January.
lakewood Edbhurg Magazine Tor December.
Thc Norih british Review TOR December
Harper Monthly Magazine fof fohnay.
Across the Continent A summer Journey 70 mo
Rocky Mountains, the Mormon sni the rae.ae sta.~
with Speaker C0lfaK. rs samuel Bosie4 EDITOR on hs
Spr,sSse.d frass R,psa,ot" Published ey ramnsa
Bovics aud for sale by Hgld Hougision, k-N York
The following works have been rersvcd from the
pubiiahiug house o. r. o.s4sA, Ne. fo,s -
General HtOry OF the Celtic church FROM the Com
renoement Of the christian IRA enti tho Prevent rms-
by n. Liable J. Il. Darrase. Two ynl1neA
Ife u Saint Au,bony Of Padaa o. The oder 81 rrAs
Minor by scrssis Drts Translated from the wrench
xzw xrsrc.
wshays received the folo-irs sheets Of De~ masso
fron the vel kHosa pgblrhirs hsr.s OF Bsros
wncr:-
Haspy Es~ Wear Polka, BY A. r,yis W las, Hcm~.
ny W r A. worraii. L'Afd-aian, rrantrr sons sri-
eaine Pagsdso d's oade uesto. Sof. Dale, soma ana
ehey'hty fhenaa Nsraa,a swssiL s.s2,sss y 80
S SaS w. - ! 4 rssssrss
neW OF POwdsrs That Lshe Sebo
Thr tsrlh's enamel frot ana csAis
ss ssass' q. sozobosi. i ser.
A Hsow.-wsvs'. Ladies psp~v Ce,isss
aS esc cs.- LEO r.. ed 60 -s q .
aud '''-V'' Of ''a''s% Il, 9v.np. VI s-o.a-.rSE
A. E'sIi.k - SOFAS. Mssrschs.m rssa-
o. s sso .os ss MS msnisa "a .ssr
All pris-. c..h-a IN Legal Lo',srsss.-
'''''''' ''- cLurE sros.- ~ srsa-sg
A.-rhs Fin.s Ready made tietsins ~
y.u. sO ~ .io g s. - ~ 20 ..
eaasi 70 custom v9fs $780, 100 n a. 1870. 80
ann. Worst rorms 90 Rh,smati.n are
npIPpY fhs -snd.riai m-dllss ~, 80 lasa.
nd, 80 h.s sas,isi s.s,s .s :, 49,,
Am Th., ,h. Poet. H.s. saas OF
s as n. .rssss - PaL0Ss -sISHf sLo0s
80 S.s w. a . 49, ~. q ,ss 'r. fass e
= Beautiful Lars. U.n 90 L.'-For Lee
l,.i' .' z. = ba1 TX ii,,sis az.
Rs,.h.ior. nair Dys--Ths HIST s~ tho
sorid, hsruiss rssbe 40 .s.ssl,o,.s Laa lniy -
isei Dge Aso h-rsnsrttnt f tf " 80. 49,, Va.
booty md Ussuty.-Boots ssd ~hos. 81
~ s.rfs flr lad'-a 80 grfarnfr ~ FNfttgH ~ 30
I.r,.g..s BnDVkA. AG~at
cs...,s..'. Lar, 60. en-. Is,y ws.s-ves
~f., raj cysf stop - ffar 0ni s-~f tes
"a rlran s.afs atosr cnssf~fsau ~.A ~f'l -.
rr,rsi,~ nd4 a - drur : 49, ~
n...g..f hAIAu a rlfttAi.fTu ~. ID
CofI.. 81 co sss s~tsssss sss a~sstess
cars o. ~ - ar 81 rscGutss 40 "sas@ sfset b.
~ nossff snd tesysu~ siffeA
t.r-.. H..sss.. Enlarged Jetsts Esd
ara la~tf - ia NfNsf
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t.rs.. H.ssss., Enlarged Jetsts ss1
81 tss i~st osfsi ~ i's 'sANih. '~"".A
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ahsx.. s.Ia.-psfrss Csshff sd D@i"-
49, Al IA. fssa,..IisFf a. ats tts affsf~af
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Leaving OF the Appropriation Incorporated. oIss 90
Also we iOiosinr sAiemsnt, showing the amount q
the materials and t' cost thereof vet required % nnss
the bridge according 90 the actual calculation % tho Oh nf
engineer
Casl iron IN foundation columns u nonh alutne6.
0-3,Oti bs, stone hIkg Ia OF the same 5s9l. y.fis.
stone structure % abutmont 28p yards cat iron ia
liked arches under sidew axis balustrade rnfs cor
nice, nns OF swing span croS4 tie arches OF swing spzn
section Of eniablaure OF nurth pier es ahoes
for arches, s3i: t9 lbs wrought IN north nxca
span, cord rods. daphrama noor glrfers splice pieces.
bolts, fastsnlngs and hand Gear $50 lbs lumber
roadway and sdewhlks co. 0Oo feet; ~atsr engine foe
operating draw composed oftrass steel and iron.
y,aInArfD az sATsRiiLs
oa5 oaI In. iron al lie per H. ......... sss T5<
$50 A. yards OF masonry at flI per yard. 9eos
1899 yards Of masonry, at IS per ymd.... ~ ".
.3I 2sp ms OF IRON al loo per ID .......... 10s0sT
COL v53 Iba OF iron al l5c per lb.......... % Iat
10000 feet OF np Der nj $50 per 1000 fcet.... BOO
Water engine for Araw ............. 10000
Salaries labor and Incidental erpe L. 90
rosi GOA OF completing the bridge tSsi. t2s
ADesel al appropriations upsrycadsd. is~set
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ssvsrsh nsgtnssat usits-is -. -
1885, =. arurH HfFuE 80 NNffM ~ t'l y.
fyt.s ~. fs..gaftash. ntaEfsf fff'f
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,ago -s'h q D. oesi' a''sssi y e. a.. 49,, 49,.
s.Flrt. n-f1rf Hlfgs aif.et
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s.,s.s Hs-a s-fss F~' sSi'--f N''r o"
sssf A. 10 WsA dsa lsHs
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xu p~a,..-psrNts sole $40 ~
| iastf fsf iaslsa 81 rs~e eve rta go
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Amount yet required 10 complete the bridge Siss,su
The bridge, inrud M Abrtnrnts, " hSc huhdrrd sno
thirty feet in length, Of which twenty ono feet are Ina
wescheser aud i've hundred aud niue fcst In the eoun-
~ Of New York.
or this amount yI;esI5 a. viii fall upon New York.
and 81 iiO - upon we-tchcsier
Hereafter there br for tho least delay
rebuilding the bridge The Boar,is Of supervisors or
wesGhescf aud New York the Comptroller OF the city
and the Tfcagurrr Of wcstctcEter now cordially CO
operate with the Ccmmasoncfs Ia their efforts 10 com
pielo this link ~ the great thdoughfafe between tho
city and country. Under en.sng circumstances the
this long DELAYED work ut 40 early day.
All of which b. respectfully submitted.
GEo X JACKSON,
GEO " QuihlARD, HaTirm
WA II. WEBB, Bridge
VIZ, y RosTkTsoS, Comm 1aoO'ra
DkcEssss -, 1905
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Iu.s.... Yv,ss. Paid for Hooks
W. 90 AsIfs lr hanf tstalfrtf
lamar Bk0thtks. ~ Hafss1 s'ff"a
J.ms.' Celebrated Itrinsses Tor ss.ysi-
- Th.assssissa ssd sstAtfs wanna ~. 49,
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OosI.. 81 90 sss s~ts.ss. sss s..sss.s
gnfis rrs ~ PvGEuahs. az trnea sffsrA br-
t~srn NJ Bossfr spd essysu~ sifseA
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Booty sud U.s.ty.-Boe,s sna Shoe. ~
I.r,.T -. D. A BhvOkA. AG~at
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Cs.s..~,'. I.ir. go. enc bis'r w..s..es

-, IN ~ ~ orr css stop fsnsc oat 100 tao
ai-1sr ssspsrslu ~tif s.t~f s-r-
100 nasa !. ihs dfur a So ~
n...F..y hAlAu A rffetAf.fTn ~. -
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ssria hsrfaisi reliable 49, insIaftfns.s ~ lig -
lei Dse AisB H-rrHsrslnG irusri rf Nti- .fNff -
80 - .a fs.,sfss X lsx Il Bsuisy stfsei. ssu fofs
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News are OF Powders That Ltke hano
The tr@th's rnamei frot and chkie.
No aaHufGic. H. ~ The lad,
ka-rp, the hOkODoSf, u ssr-
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. AN CuFFS ALSO skSin, sa1lr>sp ARD rstsh
One fsdya roi.r free - t- trsd-. vi ss ~ -~s
sua dr.s.us- OF diisfeYt sI.. -. q -
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Al FssIIak - SOFAS. Nssrschsum Ssn"-
fsriurerl o.. BroAfesy fdIri street F'pes %
cs.r tiofcra phoi.s.r sgi rets ms4nir1 t1f eetrri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-05
Probst in his Cell.
,From the philada,nhi. Inonir

tE rom tnr fnlIhoelphla lnQuirerl
In he "mUIderers' cell" at Moyamepsiup
Prison, Antoine Probst, the murderer OF me
eight members OF the Deering family, now
awaits the appointment Of the dsy OF Iis go
cution by the Governor Of this Cofnmen wealth
In THIS cell, under sentence of death, have
oieo, suddenly and unexpectedly, Hopkins
ana bergtr. From out of It's iron portals Ia We
come others, notorious for their crimes, 70 exc
cuuon.
Since the arrest of Antoine Probst be has
been ever suspected of n determi u alton 10 COM
init suicide al q favorable opportunity. Hence
the most Nigilant precautions are CONSTANTLY
Aken by HE Keepers that he shall be deprived
OF all possible facilities OF thus defraudlng o
justice Of her due. During the day the pris.
oner is tasted TO large iron ring in the aoor
oy cham which rs attacked 10 one Of has legs.
and his outer heavy iron cell door remains
ajar, so that at any time the Constantly nsss,ns
keepers can obtain view Of him through me
bars Of the inner door.
Only during the presence OF his spiritual
adviser, the pastor of the Catholic Church OF
81 Alphonsus, Fourth and Reed streets xVho
daily visits him ande ndeavors 70 bring the
doomed man TO realization Of his avful poSi
non, Is The cell door closed during the day
lime ana the prisoner LETT unobseryei
directly after supper, which is served about
nNe O'Clock, Probet's hands are manacled he
nino ms back. as an additional security against
tampering with his life
Yet, confined thus, as he is. Probst declares
mat ne sleeps well and usdIsturbed His
appetite IL good, and he partakes of his plain
iood with hearty relish. Antoine Probst re-
fuses 10 see all visitors but has counsel and the
father confessor. Thus the many who are
anxious to visit him are peremptorily denied
admission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-05
CONGRESSIONAL

SENATE.-At the close of the Execut,ve ses
sion yesterday afternoon the Senate adicurned
HousE-After our report closed
The bill TO revive the grade OF General in the
army was discussed at considerable length nv
Mr Raymond and others
MT stevens, OF Pa, in the course of his re-
marks said he agreed with the gentleman from
New YORK, INT. Raymond,) in being willing
10 give 10 the hero not only the Office created
by this bill, but a still higher office whenever
me nappy moment for doing so shall arrive
tApplanss He would move, however. To
amend the bill by the addition OF the folio win o
proviso: - = Ae
Procided, That whenever A vacancy .,.u
occnr IN the Office Of Lieutenant General hv
deaih or other wise, the vacancy shall NO, ~
hiled until after the death OF Lieutenant Gsn
eral winfield Scott, and that there shall he hut
one Lieutenant General
=, The bill was further discussed by Messrs.
Mckee, of KY, Finck. Of Ohio Smith. or Kv"
Rogers, OF N. J., Shellabarger and Delauo. of
ONO, and others, all Of whom advocated its
passage.
Mr.. Deming, Of Conn, then demanded tbs
previous question, which was seconded, and.
under the operation thereof the House refuseG
TO agree TO the amendment to the bin. pronosed
by Mr.. Stevens, the vote thereon being, yeas.
SO; nays IS. '-'
The question then required upon the pas-
sage of the bill, and the q question being taLen
by yeas and nays, resulted-yeas, III: naye m
So The bill passed Adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-05
BOOTS. SHOES. &c.

CREAT A RACTION IN BOOTS AND
~ SHOES.
Gents noe ca csn n sewed Boots. from s3 Is to -
Laxies' Slippers, from 20 cents to Sl.4o. |"
Congress Caters, from Sl.76 to-
=" Balmeral Caters, S2as
cents to 81. -
Mems Slippers. from rs cents TO 81 5
to S2.7s S-''
ALSO, window filled with Shoes ct 81 per pair.
All At the Original Cheap Boot and Shse Store. .
a22 Penn. avenue, four doors east Of Adams Ex,
press Once. my / d2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-05

VERY LIKE WHALE"-A MARYLAND
paper says:-The schooner Glars, Capt White,
oI Somerset county, Nd, encountered a whsle
Monday. April 23d. The captain was NJ the
wheel about sunrise, when the whale was
hrst discovered, and was puzzled for a time TO
make out the character of the long black mass
tnat rose from the water about one hundred
and hfty yards from the schooner. He was
soon convinced that II was q whale and called
all hands TO endeavcr to get out OF his reach as
soon as possible. he made in for shore but a. .
whale still followed until the captain fiadinp
ne meditated no harm, put ont 10 sea again
wnen the whale left and ran up the bay,
having followed the schooner over an hour
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-05

~ The Troy Times Of Saturday has the fol.
lowing:-Last evening, a son Of the Emerald
sidewalk on Fifth street. 1t was of course in
violation Of city OF dinance. A. p. @. oh.
served the offending Fenian, and directed him
TO take to the street. Pat looked at the blue
coat a moment with q Sort OF contemptnons q
smile, then picked the barrow UP, shouldered
IL and marched OF on the sidewalk, Whistling .
.wearing Of the green" as he walked aIonS
The policeman seemed to enjoy the joke as
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ITbe Toledo fOhi,

Ine Toledo tOhio) Blade asserts that
seNsh,y-nNe different styles OF hats worn by
on the street 80
q The hodies Of two in fants have been found
IN The river NJ Lewiston, Ne. within veek
IL 10 believed that both infsnts were alive when
thrown into The wafer Horriblel
NThe Annnsa BUsncil of the Protestaut
Episcopal Church Of the Diocese of yirgtota
meets in 81 Paui's Church, Alexandra, o. she
third Wednesday in May, beirg the lsth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-05

NA young married woman in Cincinnati.
on Tuesday last, committed suicide while in a
state Of temporary insanity, TO which ebe was
occasionally subject She was in bed with
her husband and babe at the time of com mit
ting me deed, and her husband knew NOTHING
OF her attention until awakened by the report
OF the pistol. Recovering her senses as soon
as the shot was fired, she confessed that he fore
her marriage she had been seduced by her nm
Gle, and was never herself Afterwards. She
died in about two hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-05

|Sxteen thousand barrels of -four are Iv-
ing in The warehouses on one mill NJ Minnes.
polls. Minnesota awaiting the opening of ma
igation 10 be shipped east Nearly three mil
lions bushels wheat are in store Al points OF de-
barkation on rail and river waiting .hinmsn,
which does not INCLUDE the large sIhount sun
held by farmers. i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-05

LAWYERS Az REvIvALIsTs.-The Boston
Commercial OF Tuesday says: awe notice that
several members Of the legal fraternity are
occupying the pulpits OF the clergymen, en-
gagged in pleading the cause Of revivaIs. II
some OF them are as successful in the cause
they now advocate as they have been in those
which they were formerly engaged in pleading.
we may look for a wide spread work of grace
In this city before long" !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-05

~It would seem that matters AZ pttho,.
are not very encouraging at present Ths
Bouta House, one of the most sussrao,i.i,s
built and best furnished hotels in All ths ,,i ~
slons, which cost $4,000, is the first pr,Ze e.
Re riveE away al q graz concert ON ,ha a. 70 -
June. IN mat place. The proprietor takes Ihss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-05

@London seems 10 be q city for mysterious
murders. The last mentioned is that OF Sarah
Mhlson, an aged housekeeper for two leather
merchants. At nine O'Clock one evening the
bell rang and she went 20 :be Dor. Not re-
turning for some time servant went TO look
for her and found her dead nj the foot Of the
stairs and twelve deep wounds in Der FORE
head. The detectives were put 70 work but
had obtained no clue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-05
~Tha fru,t prosnect an SE--.1

s.'1 Ut, ~ ,hi irn,1 prospect IN South Jersey sre
good, Notwithstanding the renor,s 80 al W De
GaIS by ''croakers and scientific gentIsmeo ;,
S'raW"erries promise well, and NJ the wezther
.rS,. y, commune warm and genial, a large
lair supply Of peaches, NAV b. .1 pee,ed'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-05

k2rIn n match game Of base ball az Ply-
pon,h Connerticut, on saturday, a man
named BIakesiey knocied a ball a distance OF
tvo hundred and eighteen yards into the
Naugatuck river.
= 3 srThere are seventeen manu- factories OF pa-
,er collars in New England, aps each eirl EN-.
nloyed makes about one thousand Of them
daily. .g..
n0There were only stx persons In Memphis
IN 1851, thai voted against secession Now
be enc Of the eiX.