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SUMMARY JUsTIcE-On Sunday afternoon,
as the train ON the Petersburg and Weldon
Railroad was passing, about twelve miles north
Of Weldon, towards Petersburg, heavy piece
of railroad iron was thrown from wood pile
on the side of the road by two negroes. For
tunately, no one was sitting near the window
at which the missile was thrown, and the
only damage sustained was that of the smash-
ING of the window. Two passengers who were
riding on the platform of one OF the cars Wit
messed the villainous act, and jumping off Oh
train was not going very taStl, pursued the
negroes. They succeeded in catching one OF
them. The train backed and took them on,
The negro was taken into the baggage car
and well III he'd by several Fe'e al s'I"ieFs
and citizens He was then turned i'0Se'-
Richmond Dispatch.
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The Civil Rights Bill.

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Commercial Advertiser writes, under
date Of the 25th;
A story has been started that Congress will
pass the Civil Rights bill, and that if Presi-
dent johnson does not then Immediately
carry it into execution he will be impeached
This is but a rehash of the programme of
John Minor Bolts, in 1912, when John Tyler
refused to become the tool of the Wings, who
had taken hin up and nominated him as
Vice President, well knowing lis political abs
tecedents Bolts proposed to impeach Linn,
and while the articles of Impeachment were
under consideration. to have the House adopt
"a resolution declaring the Presidents legal
inability to perform tie duties aud powers Of
his Office, while his trial was pending in the
Senate" This would have made Mr.. Man
gum, their President pro tenn. Of the Senate,
President pro tenn of the United States, and
he would have signed the Bank bill, the Tariff
Bill and all other bills to which Mr.. Tyler OBJ
Iected on constitutional grounds.
Now, it is said that while the President Is
to be declared legally incapable of exercising
his functions while under impeachment, the
Cabinet are to "run the machine" and Mr.
Stanton, who unblushingy assumed the Pre-
miership when Mr.. Lincoln was assasslnated,
is to be the "head Of the Government pro
aem." Silly as this programme is there are
fools who believe it, and there are bad men
who wish it might be true, and chronicle it as
a part of the news OF the day.
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SINGULAR FREAK OF DoG-The Chico
Courant tells the following story 1t illus
trates the action of Kentucky on the slavery
question:
"About one week ago. large dog belong
ing to Mr.. Seaman, on Butter Greek, was set
upon large tom cat, which he caught by
the throat and held until the poor cat gave up
the ghost. He then laid his victim down and
appeared 10 be conscience stricken at the hor-
rid murder he had perpetrated upon an I'M
offending tommy.
He stretched himself at full length along
side of his victim, and showed strong sym
toms Of sorrow, shame and disgrace. After
bemoaning the deed he had done for half all
hour, he went off some twenty rods from the
house. dug hole in the ground and gave the
earthly remains of the poor feline decent
burial. The body was covered, leaving the
head CT tommy projecting above the surface
Every morning since the burial, the dog has
repaired solelnnly to the grave and took
lingering look at his victims head, and as
solemnly returned to the house. As singular
as the above may appear, it is nevertheless
vouched fer by MIR. Seaman.
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Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
Corner Mlue water and Commerce StS..
NORFOLK, VA,
Soluble Pacific Guano and Flour of Bone, for
,ale at Importers price
Ten Shares of Stock Homestead Loan Associa-
ton. for sale cheap.
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WHERE THE PRESIDENT STANDs-While
the Republicans are declaring for Hawey and
johnson in Connecticut ,-especially many in
place, the President yesterday thus clearly de-
fined his position in regard to the election in
Connecticut:
"In reference to the election in Connecticut
or elsewhere, am for the candidate who is
for the general policy and the specific mea-
sures promulgated in my annual message veto
message, speech of 22d of February, and the
veto message sent in to-day. There can be
no mistake in this, presume. 1t is known,
or can be a.certained, what candidates favor
or oppose my policy or measures as promul-
gated to the country"
Mr., Beach, Postmaster at Forrestville, has
been opposed to the Presidents veto and his
restoration policy, while he supported Thad.
Stevens, and had pressed his peculiar views
coarsely. The plain facts were set forth in a
petition, and sent to Washington, when Mr..
Beach was at once removed, and gentleman
appointed who is friendly to the President
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The VERA CRUZ RAILRoAp.-The Vera
Cruz Railroad is progressing rapidly. The
section from Puebla to Mexico is fer advanced
Between Apizaco and the City of Mexico most
of the crossties and rails are already laid. Ills
portion of the route will probably be open for
travel in May. On the section between Boca
del Mont and Encinal fifteen miles of the most
difficult part of the route are constructed, and
four thousand laborers are employed on tue
remainder.
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A Mad Bull at Large in Havana.

A bull fight not previously advertised, came
of at Havana, nos long since. 1t seems that d
bull had escaped from the Plaza de ToroS, and
feeling what it was to be at liberty, drtern.iued
to get on regular "bust." The furious aui-
mai was first seen coming dowl the PaSco IL;
q 240 speed close after a volante Inc Gc.ro
driver whipped his horse for life and death,
and with hat off and mouth wide open lie
yelled most unearthly for help. But telp to
him could never come. The bull gained on
him-caught lin-and with one toss Of his
head threw volante, horse ard rider about frrty
feet. Without stopping to view the wreck OF
matter and the crash Of voante, horse and no-
gro, he pressed ON for the plaza, when such a
scene cnsued as was never witnessed before by
the Habaneros.
Without turning to the right or the left he
charged through the immense crowd-tramp-
ling them down and Goring them with his
frightful horns. Many We're wounded AID
bruised, and one woman was killed-her en-
trails being literally torn out. On the infuri-
ated beast rushed, down the principal street,
clearing everything before him, until his bull
ship reached the briny waters of the bay.
Here he halted, but for a moment only--wheu
turning he dashed up another street. An un-
fortunate negro happened to be in his way,
and too late attempted to escape, for the bull
was upon him in a second and caught him
against the wall of building and gored him
to death. But it proved equally as fatal to the
monster; for, while he was crushing the poor
negro, his pursuers rushed upon him and dis
patched him with their sabres.
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Art.

In late number of AN the Year Round,
Mr.. Dickens entertains his readers with q
long account of a grand soiree given by the
Honorable Members of the London Hair
dressers' Academy" at their rooms in HAno-
yer Square. At the appointed hour each
member of the Academy appeared in the
principal room having on his arm a ''young
lady with diSheveled hair" Each of these ill.,
terestng damSels was at once placed in hair
dressers chair, and forty distinguished acade-
mcians took their stands, longs combs and
curling irons in hand. The President of the
learned Academy, after solemn. pause, gave
the signal by the fl )uri,h Of d huge r isl I,
and forty "academiclans" straightway seize,l
that number of young ladies by their back
hair. The work Of hair-dressing then COM
menced in good earnest.
There were heads of all shapes and hair Of
all coors, some ladies having profusion of
long glossy locks, while others were very
scantily supplied. One academican would
dress hair in the fashion of Queen Anne's
days the hair being pulled over cushion,
while another would introduce some startling
novelty.
The President Of the Academy greatly Gis-
tinguished himself by dressing his head in
less than twelve minutes In twenty minutes
all the Academicians had completed their
learned labors, and each lady arose from her
chair with her hair superbly dressed. Each
Academician then presented his arm to the
object of his attentions, and they moved in
procession to an adjoining apartment, mag
nifcent band playing "God Save the Queen"
The performance closed with grand ball
worthy of SO important and interesting an &C.
cason and ceremony.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
ROOKIE GLASS,
u AND ..
WOODEN WARE STORE,
- "a EIGU MIN -SIREEI =

NORFOLK, VA.
The subscriber respectfully .Lforms his friends
and the citizens, of Norfolk, rtsmouth, and the
,nrrounding country, that he as opened, at tho
move stand, large and varie IL stock of
rROCKERY, GLASS, AND WOODEN WARE,
recently selected by competent judges, to which
bs invites the attention OF purchasers, with the
as.nrauce that his stock will always be full and
complete, embracing everything in his line OF
business, which will be sold at the lowest prices
that can be afforded. r#
Call and examine before pu chasing elsewhere
ianl9-ly lHOS. =. NODGh1o.
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wv X. G.. LAND,
TIMBER, LINE, COAL, HAY, PLASTER
TEMENT AND BUILDING MATERIALS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
WIDE WATER STREET,
tOld Custom House Lot,
Has on hand
SHINGLES, LATHS,
ON HAIR, WHITE, SPRUCE and
YELLOW PINE BOARDS,
rofSrS and SCANTLING,
FLOORING PLANKING,
DRESSED WHITE PINE,
CEILING and PARTITION STUFF,
;..e-lv TONGUED and GROOVED
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Sir VIM. Gore Ousley, the dl,nngniShe't
English dipIamatist. and formerly Minister oE
Washington, is dead. lie was Ct years OF
age.
Sir William was married to an American
lady. at Washington, in 1929. She was the
daughter Of Gov. Van Ness Of Vermont. and
sister Of Mrs. Judge Roosevelt, of New York.
At last information in Eastern Carolina, there
were hopes Of the safety Of the peach crop,
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BUSINESS CARDS.


~ C. l. n ID ) + Y o.
C0MMLSSION MERCHANTS,
NORFOLK, VA;
Will do a General Commission and Forwarding
Business. ...
Strict attention paid to the sale of all kinds of
Farm Produce, Lumber, Naval Stores, &c.
Liberal advances made upon actual shipments.
E. c. LINDSEY, w. w. KENNkDt,
OF the late firm Of Of E. City, N.
Delk Il Lindsey. -
J. M. WHIDBlE, Elizabeth City, N. G.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
IMPORTANT TO CITY AND CoUNTR Y
PROPERTY HOLDERS.
mr Do you want to sell your Farm,
or do you want to sell part of it
ns- Do you wish to dispose OF your
Town Lots-your House, Wharf Pro-
perty, Warehouse, &C, &c.7
MS- Do you wish to lease or rent your
House, ONCE, Wharf, or Ware
house?
rs Do you wish yeur rents col
!ected promptly, and give you no trou-
NO. "a, (UP-STAIRS,) MAIN STREET.
and place your business into the
hands of
E. C. LINDSEY CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Land Brokers.
Feeling the great necessity of such
an office as this in the Cities of Norfolk and Ports
mouth, we are determined, that if energy and
strict attention to business will make it success,
it will be successful.
We pride ourselves that we are judges OF Real
Estate and the business we have commenced
We have facilities equal, if not superior, to any
house in the South for bringing your property
into market.
Will be glad to you at our office at all hours
of the day.
dec2Etf Land Brokers.
No. "a MAIN 81 No, 5 w. MAIN ST..
Under Mechanics Hail. Opp. LIST Nat. Bank.
"AMBURGER BROTHERS,
III WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBAC-
CONSISTS.
Have this day received large and varied assort-
ment of the different brands of
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO,
Among which you will find the following ceehra-
ted brands: Grandy's, Rising Sun, May Apple,
Aromatic, Perique, and all other manufactured
Tobacco, T. ON % cents and upwards.
HAMBURGER BROS,
Wholesale Tobaccnnists, No. 81 Main street,
under Mechanics Hall, and N. W. Main
m22 ST., opp. LIST Nat Bank, Norfolk, Va
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BUSINESS CARDS.
INST A Ii L 1 S I'll Il ID 3 o.
r a N O 81 PI "A N o s!
OHARL Els ". TIEFF,

= L a N 0 s! p I a N Q s!
OHARLE ". TiEFF,
MANUFACTURERS OF -,
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS,
Factory "a and 90, Camden Street, and - and
III, Perry Street, near Howard Street,
BALTIMORE, MD,
Has always on hand the largest stock OF Pl-
AMOS In the City. My Pianos are all Rosewood,
inl Iron Frame, and overstrung aad warranted
Tor five years, and the privilege OF exchange
within IL months, ii not entirely sauslac.oiy 70
the purchaser. Secondhand Pianos, from 500 to
$500, always on hand Melodeons and Paflor or-
gans from the best makers.
We have permission to refer to General RCbt'
&. Lee, of Washington College, Lexington Rev.
r. H. Phillips, Va. Female Institutes }. Y. Co.
veil aad Prot. Graham, of Va. Institute for the
Deaf, Dumb, and Blind, stanton; Payne d
Bros, Lynchburg; Messrs. White q Pole, Lex
ington, Va. NJ. Harvey Etiinger, Harrisonburg;
who have used our Instruments. dec3O-ly
JOS. II. DobsGN, yNo.T RAINIER
hOBSUN IL RAINIER,
lIIron Front ware h GU e,
~. EAST WIDE WATER STREET,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
BBANDIES, - u '>.
WINES, sA.
WISHES,
RUNS,
GINS,
BlTTERs, &c.
SOLE AGENT FOR
Smith s. Bros Celebrated xxx ALE.
ALSO SOLE Az MIS- Fox THE
CELEBRATED WAHOO AND CALlSA1A
BIrlERS. . ,. ,..5
All of which we offer to the trade
AZ NORTHERN PRICES.
Call and examine our stock. te20
DLACK HORSE STA BLES.
ID COR. CHURCH ~ UNION STREETS.
Duggies d. Carriages for hire at all hours,
iIO ses for Sale and Accommodation
for DrOyers. -.
NH CIV DANIEL MALONEY
TNHE RIGINALROANOKE HOUSE
JAMES DOLAND,
Would be happy to see his old friends and the
public G morally, at
teb Loft No. 10, CAMPBELL'S WHARF.
Il q II V A 4.
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fELE@AMS. nc.

TIE North Carolina State Convention de
S9aed portion OF the rorning hours on Thurs
cay to routine business of a local character,
When they proceeded 10 consider the revised
constitution of the State, reported by the com
mlttee on that work. The a-ticle under cen
s'eeration Is section aine of the bill Of rights,
otxny crime but by she unanimous verdict Of
a5Sry OF good and lawful men in open court
as heretofore" Mr.. David +. Cald well, of
oniiford, moved to amend IL by adding the
words "out may be Tor a misdemeanor. bat
sna! not he denied the right OF appeal in this
cate" Upon this there was a division OF
optalon, and lively discussion ensued, oae
sioe insisting tnat the higher courts should be
renewed OF duties in the trial OF small CASES
Wh;eh ought by right 40 be vested in JUSTICES
OF tne peace; while the other side proposes TO
10 pGss the section in it6 original form
MAJOR General c. s. Hamilton, of the voIun-
teer army, was shot on Monday last al Fodd
casLac. Wis, by X. A. Baker. cashier OF the
Mechanics and Farmers Bank, in personaI
alttresuon. The General received two wounds
neither OF which. IL is thoght, will prove
fata1. He fell az the frs. fire, ard was shot a
second time while down, the ball grazing. but
not penetrating his skull. Baker is under ar
rest. The origin of the affair is not stated.
John Parker, ship carpenter, on ..strika"
was :Gand guilty in New Nork, on Thursday,
of beating William II. Brown, also carpenter,
ami sentenced TO the pen;ienuary for three
months. Parker and q large gang on s.strike"
entered TIE ship yard of Nr. Waterbury, and
Brown refusing, was beate2 by Parker and
others.
The South Carolina Conference ofthe Metho-
dis: Episcopal Church has lRtely been in ses-
sion. a report from the Temperance Commit
tee depreciating the use of tobacco was passed
In an amended form, by which the members
OF tie Conference pledged themselves TO 40
stain from the weed by the next session OF The
ANIMAL Conference.
AT The Natio&al Tobacco Fair at Louisville,
Il ram Inn1 hon shaaf laaF
CO, grown In Hart county. Kentucky, wrs sold
Tor S5.5U per pound, being the highest price
ever paid.
In baltimore Yesterday the Fpblic Off ces
were generally closed, business suspended
Rags suspended a. half-mast, and bells toiIed
as marks OF respect 20 the memory OF the late
General Scott.
The exchanges and dispatches from all
points west and South report unusually cold
weather for the season. IL is feared that
serious damage Will result to he crops.
reception was given 70 Gen. w. T. Sher-
man a. 81. / aul on Monday.
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THE REPoRTED SHOOTING CASE IN MARY
LAND.-The Inspector Gen eral Of the Freed-
mems Bureau in this district some time ago
received letter from q gentleman in Prince
Frederick county, an extract from which
appeared In the Star, in which he stated
mat colored man and a woman had
oeen shot for picking up anew oysters and
being tried or even indicted. This statement
was contraoicteo by ancther gentleman resi-
ong IN Maryland. a few days after through
the columns OF the Star. This came CORE
spondent has again written TO the inspector.
under date OF May 26, and says: 1.-The Circuit
Court Of this comfy has been adjourned over
one week to-day, and, Notwithstanding the de-
nihng OF on e colored man and the Shooting of
ms Vile, Tor picking mp few oysters. and mat
tne man who committed the act would not be
indicted Tor the crime. This man is stiIl az
large, ana from an can learn. has not been
even presented. He is still AZ large. and as be-
fore said, not likely 70 be disturbed" /"
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BUFFALO GIRLS TURNED GIPs1Es. The
Cleveland (Ohio) Herald has the following no.
nance: -"Ellen and Mary Quinn, aged re.
spectyely l2 and Is years. wandered away
from the gypsy camp, recently established in
the vicinity OF Brooklyn, and made their way
TO this city, where they made application TO
the police for food and shelter. They said thew
were from Buffalo. and had been from home
over three months with gipsies. They were
anxious 70 return home, as they had received
nothing but scanty subsistence and cruel trent
menf, and the prospect of realizing their golden
dreams OF q gypsy life was not very fiattering.
The Queen Of the tribe visited them ar -tne
Central Police Station. ana exhausted a liberal
supply OF persuasive eloquence, but could not
change them from their purpose of going home
The authorities furnished the necessary trans
portation, and they are now homeward bound -
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SEPARATING A MOTHER AND CHILp.-In the
Circuit Court in Morgantown, w. Va. last
week. deeply affecting scene took place liz
occurred in The matter of the hdbeds oorpu,
granted at the instance of Clerk Everly again 81
his wife for the rendition OF the body OF a child
born TO the parties prior to their separation.
Alter fuli hearing the Court gave Judgment
that the mother should deliver the child To the
iatfer. Tie Morgantown Post says: at was
then that a scene occurred that beggars de-
scription. The mother pressed her infant 70
her Breast and clung with all the tenacity of
life 10 the object of her fond hopes. Her
loud sobs and agonizing shrieks sent such A
thrill Of sorrow TO the hearts OF the bystanders
as only the voice of women In distress can i'm
part. The husband endeayored TO wrest il
from her arms, but could not do it. when the
Sheriff stepped forward to carry out the order
OF the Court, and succeeded in Obtaining the
cnlo Inc loud cries OF the mother thus
doubly widowed, were heard for several
squares from the court house, as she was led
away supported by her father and brother.n
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!, WIPE MURDER IN vKRaoNr.-Fhe Monfpe-
ifer journal learns that a brute named Fox,
in Tunbridge,smurdered his wife. and endeay.
harm. The hre was discovered, the BODY was
nsscueds and the murderer arrested and con-
: fined In Chelsea Jail. The, story 10 hat Fox
and VIE had parted. and Fox persuaded her
to meet him on pyesnce Of desirs TO recon ciie
her differences. ss5sEs ftaVo 4
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A STRANGE FuNKRAL.-Thomas b. Leigh.
Ton, man OF wealth, who died at the Isle OF
Shoals, near Portsmouth, N H.a few d.ys
ago, desired 70 have no religious rites per.
formed AT his funeral, and was buried. accord
ing 70 his request, on Appledore island, be.
rWeen Two granite rocks, on one Of winch he
wanted his initials cut. He was formerly a
prominent Democratic politician in New
Hampshire, but had lived for many years on a
email island, in the Shoals gronp, refusing
even 10 visit the main land, lest the boat might
sink in the passage. EkG s-aAo a
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~The farmers Of Durham, Maine, have
lost several thousand dollars worth OF stoc K
by the hands Of some unknown scoundrels q
who have been cutting the tnroats OF horses
and rxen there In malicious mischief
VBrignoii n accused OF growing far.
~ Bismarck takes counter poisons daily.
Steam omnibuses are 10 be established in
Paris. ,f tt-rE EgiBB .F-r .a a
HMrs. Annie N Moreiand, youpe a.
uees performing al the Olympic Theatre. Me-
Orleans, committed suicide on "Wednesday La
by taking chlorofarm- She was n nsfivs -
Birmingham, near Piftsburg, Pa
- Edward Wright, . rich and resnec,.,
citizen OF Deiour. Michigan, hung himselS ~
nis barn ?. sst as week without any satisfactory
0Martin Mouider was shot dead m r.o,,.-
Vile, Ky. for seducing Mary Halcomee
n1Great numbers Of swallows died in tse
owing 10 the cold weather
Harriet Hosmer makes sls, 600 per annum
by her ehisel-snd spends IL.
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3 A LlPE OF CRIME-In criminal conrt in
London, the other day, Wflfam Robinson, q
cripple, who could only walk by means Of
crnfches, was convicted Of stealing q watch in
midday from q gentleman who was looking
into a shop 8 II came out during the trial thst
The prisoner had been Sonslc several times
years or see. m mad passed seventeen and A
half years in prison 5slissb Il 81 tsfsBs arr
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In every case send the name and most oiHScs al.
dIess Of each separ ate sui &c rioer ' ~
holty ny draft, p. o. order, ex press or in roc
istered letters, may bA seut st our risk
All commrnicatiors should be addressed tn
ra'l VINCENT BUTHRFIELD a Co s,t \
3lo Pa. av., Washington. d o..
81, tff.r .5e.--...- s..it p. U. Lock Box o6
a. Tts proprie'ors viii .donste to the directors Of
the National Orphans Institution S2 0J0
REFERENCES:
Hon Thsmas Hooi, Madison. Wisconsin.
= a WALKER Esa., Adrian, Michigan.
!. Bradley, Esq. Chi ago. I IN uois.
,,iini a: "einperg, Importer of Watches, Chicago,
I'd Ellsworth, ESQ, W Washington, D. O.
Z. dewitt. Ese- Cleveland, Ohio.
6on VIM. \. butteIneld. New YORK
Hon. Henry Bsrbes, Detroit, Michigan.
copsin '''-' = -
MAJOR Enoch Tottep, Washington. D. c.
n b. Elhredee, Esq Adriap biichigau ~
Mm rhnn EsQ.- late u. g. Navy Agent. Wash
ipgt0n.D. o. l.T'., 80 - - = 80 -
N B.-Editors Of corntry pagers are authorized
10 act as our agents. and they sil DO aioEed fall
co1niissioh on aii tieAefs ordered = whether for
themselves or other parties, who NAV order
through them. Proposals for Inserting this I'd.
veftisenent are requested. Eoy 81 st&M w ,rjyls
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~ All sorts Of subterfuges and tricks are re :
sorted 20 in New York 10 eyade the Sunday
law against liquor selling. For instance. A a.
saerrean kept open all DAY, and after the Wei
glass OF hquor In the back room. The pro-
ceeding was known 20 the Commissioned nm !,
as they are not quite clear as 70 their authority
TO stop t. ~Ao
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e0rhe President Of the security Insurance
Company. Of New York. Nj. Bifdsaii. Who
committed suicide last week had aDstracted
funds 70 the amount Of 3lQaooQ. -iaai I 4