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RIVER N.ws.-River news was very dull yes
terday, as there was no arrivals or departures of
interest, except the steamers plying between this
city and Alexandria; the Wawaset, for Gone
river, and Government steam.tugs for Forts
sailing yacht, is now being thoroughly over
hauled at Watts bay. After II will be scraped,
cleaned, and painted, which will be IN few days,
heretofore. This boat Will soon have q comrade
In the handsome little sailing craft which was
built and launched from the wharf at the foot OF
Seventeenth street short time since.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

The most unhappy person in the world is the dys-
peptc. Everything looks dark and gloomy; he feels
out Of sorts" with himself and every body else Life
IL burden 10 him. This can all be changed By taking
Peruvian Syrup, "a protoxide Of Iron.) Gases Of
twsnty-ssven years standing have been cured by H.
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THE ORIGINAL FRANC. the Cheapest Man in this
city. Good Merno Undershirts and Drawers, Scents,
5Jtents, 90 cents, 70 cents, % cents, and a. Good
White Shirts from % cents up Good Paper Collars,
10 cents per box three boxes for % cents Imitation
Linen Collars. two boxes for % cents Best shaks-
peare Collars, % cents . box Best Gray's Collars,
IS cents a box, tnotc, De Gray's.) Good Cotton
Socks, cents pair, at Francs Popular Gents Fur
nishing Store, ~ Seventh street, between and T.
four doors above Odd Fellows Hall. q
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0xLr SIXTY DAYs!- The celebrated Merchant
Tailors, Smith Bros. 4 Co, at their famous Oak
Hall, 20 Seventh street, making up to order from
their splendid stock the most elegant suits. with
prices marked down to the lowest notch Don't fail
give them call. SO
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CHILDREs's Bismarck, Garibaldi. and Zouave
suits, At Hennings One Price Store, corner Seventh
street and Maryland avenue at reduced prices until
removed 10 5l Seventh street, Building
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A NEW YEARS ENTERTAINMENT given by
Judge Robert Leech, at his residence, on Tenth,
dee TO Ssy tSst ali Wso uNIIsd on tss Ja sS
were received with hearty good will and an
abundance of good cheer, Just such as a man
with his heart In the right pace knows how to
provide.
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sELLrsa LteuoR WITHOUT .LIoEssE.-ofncer
Brelsford, OF the First precinct, arrested Bridget
Shea, on Thursday, for selling liquor without
license. Justice Tucker fined Bridget $40.
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PEDDLIsa WITHOUT LtoESsE.-J. T. Walker,
q fancy soap peddler, was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Offioer Hickman, of the First pre-
cinct. Justice Tucker hnedhim t20
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sKLLIso LIQUOR WITHOUT Lacxssx-Hush
Bresnahan, storekeeper, was arrested on Thurs
day by Ohicer Brclsford, Of the First precinct
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SELLiSo LiouoR To MiNoRs.-Jas. Mccarthy
was arrested, on Thursday, by O1icer Skinner, OF
the First precinct, for selling liquor to minors.
He was fined 40 by Justice Tucker.
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Of age, was picked up or the street yesterday
morning by Detective W. M. Kelly. II can be
found by It's parents at police Headquarters.
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NAVY BApoE.-A navy badge was recovered
by Oilcer Johnson, Of the sanitary force, He
quarters, where II can be identified by the
owner.
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To NE PAID To-DAY.-The Metropolitan police
will receive their pay from the Government to-
day at the Central guard-house today.
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TnE DEMOCRATIC BANQuET.-It Is stated that
Court, Will preside at the sth Of January ban
Quet to be given on Wednesday next at the Me-
tropolitan Hotel, and that President johnson
will be Dresent.
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Personal.

DRIyATE MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT DR..
L DARBY's, 90 Seventh street. opposite Odd Pei
lows Hall. Separate rooms for patients. sel2-u
CONSULT DIR. LEON,
~ IGs Tenth street, above Penna. avenue.
In treating ACUTE or CHRONIC SKIN. ORGANIC
and NERVOUS DISEASES he denes competition.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS he guarantees to cure
thoroughly and permanently.
LADIES suffering from IRREGULARITIES, from
whatever cause, are offered quick and thorough
dcs-n CONSULTATIONS FREE.
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ArrEnPr AT RApE.-On complaint Of Deputy
Marshal Phillips, q colored man named Daniel
precinct on the above charge. He was Committed
10 jail ou q bench warrant.
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NATIONAL UrIor BUILDING AssocIArIos-
This associstion held meeting at No. u Louis
shares were sold at an average Of 81 per cent.
premium. -. ....
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CAsrox fLAssEL SHIRTS OR DRAWERS, 90 cents, in
order to run OF stock, at A. saks Co. ST Seventh
street, between Pennsylvania avenue and street
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LARCENY OF AN 0vERCoAT.-OHleer Evans, of
the First precinct, on Thursday, arrested John
Ward, tcolored,) charged by Alfred DELANEY with
the larceny OF an overcoat from him. Justice
Tucker required him to give bail for court.
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LINCOLN COOPERATIVE BUILDING AND DE-
PosIT AssooIATIoN.-This association met at
Ebenzer church, corner Fourth street east and ID
street south. Addresses were delivered by q. +.
Josephine Grifin, who said one woman had
placed In her hands t5o for her to deposit with
the treasurer. Something like two hundred
manifested. The meeting adjourned to meet
next Friday night at Zion Hall, on street
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VIOLATIONS OF THE SUNDAY LAw.-0n Thurs
day Officer Brewer, of the Seventh precinct, ar
rested Matthew Pabst, Jacob Roth, and John
Kraft, restaurant keepers, for selling liquor on
Sunday. They were fined $50 each by Justice
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SALE or MosEr.-At the meeting OF the Excel
sior Building Association held on Thursday
night $500 was sold at 42IS eancelling twenty
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GENTLEMsN's DRESS SHIRTS, superior In style,
make, and fabric, to ut with ease and comfort the
"human form divine.n Ready-made or made to
order at STEPHENS & Co.,
$40 Pennsylvania avenue.
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THE MISSION SUNDAY SCHOOL, in the First
ward, connected with the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, had a very pleasant time on
provided by the officers OF the school. Addresses
were made by Rev J. W. Alvord, DIR. Rcyburn,
and Mr.. Kimball, of the Freedmen's Bureau, and
II. II. Tiley, one of the old officers of the school.
On motion Of the latter gentleman, a vote of
thanks to the superintendent, General q. II.
Howard, was unanimously passed for the New
In the shape OF HIS accomplished bride, whom he
had recently brought from away down in Maine
to be n teacher In the school.
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THE COURTS.

TAxKs.-The collector Of corporation taxes re.
ports etol 900 collected since the passage Of the
tax bill.
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DEATH OF MAIL AagNT.-Mr. W. Henry
Eddins, mail agent between Washington and
Weldon, N. q, died on Sunday, evening last at
OF Charlotte, N. o., and aged about 30 years. He
was a young man Of good education, and his
many friends will regret his early departure.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-04

EPISODE IN A LAWYERS 0FFIcE.-Yesterday
afternoon two gentlemen of the bar were engaged
before a brother knight of the green bag, who
was taking evidence In chancery case at his
office, near the City Hall; and getting into dis
pute, In which some not very police language was
with his boot, and made an impression on him un-
like any impression he had heretofore made on
jury. This little affair caused suspension Of
the examination,
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Y. NJ. q. A. SOCIAL REUSIoS.-Last evening q
very pleasant reunion OF ladies and gentlemen
was held at Metzcrott Hall, under the auspices
Of the Young Mems Christian Association. We
had the pleasure of spending a few minutes
there, and could not help remarking how heart
lily each and every one was participating In and
enjoying the delightful exercises.
Mr.. ]. X. p. Gleeson introduced Mr. Dcve-
rcux, superintendent and treasurer Of the Y. NJ.
y. A. Mission, who read, In a very eloquent and
works, which were highly appreciated by those
present.
Several pieces were well rendered by lady
pianist and several who sang accomplishments,
after which Prof. Charles Dunbar led In singing
several beautiful hymns.
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RxcoyEREp.-OnT Thursday DIGESTIVE McDevitt
proceeded 10 baltimore, where, through the aid
Of Messrs. Smith, Pierson and West, detectives,
watch and chain, part Of the stock stolen from
Mr. De Wolhss Jewelry store by S. W. Grant,
now held at police headquarters.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-04

4 PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE,

Tho Cheapest Book Ever Published, containing
nearly Three Hundred Pages and One Hundred and
Thirty Pine Plates and Engrayings Of the, Anatomy
ease. with treatise on Early Errors, It's DepIorabe
Conseqgenses upon the Mind and Body, with the
successful mode Of cure. as shown BY the report Of
those contemplating marriage, who entertain doubts
Of their physical condition. Sent free OF postage 10
sprrspey, by addressing Dr. IA CRoIx, No. 81
Maiden Lane, Albany, n. Y, Tho author may be
book treats, either personally or by mail Medicines
ent to any part OF the world,
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CONTRIBUTION, that insidious fOo
OF mortals In this vale below,
often comes from damp feet. which gentlemen can
avoid by purchasing pair Of Gum Shoes Of J. 7.
Petty Co., SIS Seventh street. opposite Intslligen-
cor Buildina
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ApDIrIoHAL CosT A. r. shep-
herd, treasurer Of the Provident Aid Society,
acknowiedses the following contributions since
extension, through Z. Clash, esq, ti07 80, ]. Y.
Davis, Vi Miss FISHER, e2.5oi from employees OF
State Department, through r. s. Chiffon, ts3.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-04

ARMY MEDICAL MusEUN.-Surgeon General
Barnes In his late report, has the following con.
corning the Medical Museum on Tenth street:
The Army Medical Museum having been re-
moved to, and arranged In, the building on Tenth
street appropriated TO the purpose, 1t was opened
to the public, Aprili4, 1867, and to September 30h
had been visited by l,2+5 persons, many OF them
medical officers OF the army, and former officers
of volunteers, eminent professional men from
various portions Of the United States and from
Europe. An illustrated catalogue has been CON-
pleted and United edition published by permits
sion OF the Secretary Of War, for use In the
other museums.
There have been added to the surgical and
anatomical section l6t specimens, to the medical
section So, to the microscopical section 1853, and
to the section OF comparative anatomy 500 specl-
mems during tho year. The entire number eata-
required TO continue and preserve this invaluable
collection.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-04

SERvICgs AT REV. DR.. GILLErTR's CHURCH.
DIR. Gillette, Of the First Baptist church In Thir.
teenth street, between l. and NJ, will adopt the
service Of his church to the going out OF the
HIS text, ii a, M. will be the verses Of lob.
and 8: 1.-THE eye OF him that hath seen me
shall see me no more.n Considered as the les.
sons Of the year gone by In their voices to us
as we are entering upon the year begun.
At7i1 In the evening his text will be the verses
Of Elihue in Job, 32-T: "Days should speak"
and Psalms 1872: "Day unto day uttereth
speech and night unto night showeth knowl-
edge"
The church is newly lighted with reheetors,
worshippers. Mrs. Butts leads the congregation
In the service of song In the "house of the
Lord.n
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-04

INoUND.-A NEW METHOD OF COPYING LET.
TIERS, without either Press or Water, thereby
saving time, labor, aud expense. Ask for
PENN LETTER BOOK"
For circulars, address p. GARRETT 4 Co., 100 Chest
nut street. Philadelphia. Agents wanted.
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CRIMINAL CouRr-Judge Olin.-The session
Of the Criminal Court yesterday was but Of very
short duration, no business whatever being
transacted.
The court then adjourned until this morning
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-04

The "DEAp LOCK" AT THE CRY HALL.--Yes-
tcrday there was considerable inquiry at the
City Hall for funds by creditors Of the Corpora
tion, among them several OF the ward phys clans
and commissioners of improvements; but as the
Register had failed to issue the cheek for the
payment Of the school teachers drawn by the
treasurer Of tho School Board, and the Mayor
holding that they should FIRST be paid, declined
to pay the other creditors, and thus the "dead
lock" continues; and as the Register seems to
be infexlble In the position he has taken, IL
will doubtless continue until the courts settle
the matter.
To-day Mr.. Bliss, the City Surveyor, served a
written demand on the Mayor for his salary, with
view to instituting legal proceedings to compel
him to pay the amount due him.
The Register to-day drew check in favor of
his assistant, Mr.. Chase, for his pay, and also a
check In favor OF lady OF the Sixth ward neither
OF which have been signed by the Mayor.
Mr.. Boswell now demands, II Is stated, that
three checks-one for the payment OF the afrear-
ages due the colored schools, ono for the pay
ment OF one-hfth of the sum appropriated for the
white schools, and one for the white schools, be
issued at once.
The Mayor says he is ready and willing to sign
checks for the acquisitions drawn by Mr.. Nor
sell, treasurer Of the public schools, and Mr..
Bowen, treasurer OF the colored schools, and
thus the matter now stands.
1t is stated around the City Hall that q number
of our public schools will be closed tomorrow,
the teachers OF which decline to perform their
duties until there is some surety Of being paid
for their labor.-Sfdr.
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ONE oLLAR EACH.

WEBS Cotton Cloth. Dress Patterns Pant Patterns,
he, Sc. Send Ten cents for Patent Pen Fountain,
with slip describing an article In our dollar sale.
from to 900 at same rate 40 cents for each and
get premium for so doing. Send In Registered Let
ters, Samples mailed free TO any address,
EASTMAN Il KENDALL,
90 Hanover street. Boston, Mass.
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AvILLAIN CAuoHT.-About week ago rob-
berry, accompanied with attempt to murder, was
perpetrated In Baltimore county, Maryland, un-
der the following circumstances: A white man
named John Maulby and colored companion,
went to house near the railroad, and finding no
one at home but boy, they knocked him in the
head and laid him across the rail track, in order
to convey the idea that he had been killed by the
passing Train. They then proceeded to the house,
which they ransacked, but obtained but about
$40 for their pains.
Fortunately for the boy, he recovered his con-
to crawl OF and reach his home, where he sub
sequently related what had been done, and idcn-
tilted Mailby, who had fed. The detectives OF
baltimore were Immediately informed Of the cir
cumstanccs, and the matter placed In their hands.
A close watch was kept upon Maulbv's family,
who reside in the country, and a day or two ago
taking the train to Washington, where they ar
rived last night The Baltimore detective came
down In the same car with them, and as soon as
they got off the train at the depot, they were met
by Maulby, who had appointed to meet them
here. Officer Thompson, Of the Metropolitan
police, stationed at the depot duty, was called
upon and arrested Maulby and the entire party,
and took them to the Seventh precint station
house, where they were detained until 8 O'Clock
p. m, when they were taken TO the train and
back to Baltimore.-Erpreo.
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TIE wALLAcH SCHOOL BuIrpisa AoArs.-lt
will be recollccted that, q short time since, 10
was stated that several gentlemen reported the
WaIlach school-housc unsafe, and that, since
then, Mr.. John q. Harkness, At the request Of
Mayor wAliach, Inspected the building and re-
ported II perfectly safe and secure. Following
this city, has received the following -
BY order OF the National Union Insurance
Company OF this city, made careful survey Of
my report Of that Inspection was in all respects
similar 70 the one made BY Mr., Harkneas, or that's
slight alteration about the pipes Of the Chilsor
or movable furnace would make everything
safe from prospective danger of FIRE. This in.
speetion was made about q week previous to the
one made by Mr.. Harkncss.
Inspector for Nat. Union ms. 90.
i concur In the opinion expressed above BY
Mr.. Wood, l. e., that the only danger 10 be sppres
hended from Ere At the wallsch school-buildfng
from the portable furnace situated In the central
corridor. A. y. RICHARDS,
Major and Sup't Metropolitan Police.
OPPIcE oYIHB COY RS or rHE FIRE DEp'r,)
Room No. Q. City Hall. wa.hipgtSn, .; G.. I
Richard Waiiach, Mayor,
Iwould respectfully state, that on an examina-
tion made by me Of the furnaces of the wallach
they were perfectly safe from danger by fire, as
the fiues are we'll protected by sheet-iron pipes,
sc.
Respectfully, your obcdicnt servant,
JOHN H. SEssroRD, Chief Engineer.
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South, we present Gen. U. 8. Grant a. our can
didate for next President OF the United States.
We believe him universally and dcseryedly be-
meht throughout Its trial. and the man above all
other BEST calculated to bring about the desired
;. Major HAY read the private letter Of General
Grant on the removal Of Sheridan, which he
said was Al evidence Of GRANTS Republicanism.
been said Grant did not talk. He was the
"Mosesn OF the coiored people, and he believed
~ was the wish Of every man, woman, and child
81 the country that he be made Hresident Of the
United States, AZ he would secure peace to the
Mr.. Thompson (colored) said the greatest ques-
tlon OF the day had called the meeting together,
the nomination Of man who had proved him
self the mightiest man Of the agej but the ques-
tlon with HIN was what man In the Republican
ranks could deal the heaviest blows to Democ-
!aey. He was convinced that Grant carried the
heaviest artillery and was the proper person TO
nominate. He was the man to crush out rot
ten executives but should the Republicans fail
to elect President, where would the colored
Mr. Jones (ceiored), Of the Seventh ward, said
no was In favor OF Chase and others, but he be-
heved the two wings Of the Republican party
could not unite on better man than Grant. He
knew he would do his duty, even n to hang q
traitor. Gen. Washington set an example In re-
gard to traitors, and he believed Grant would
follow In his footsteps.
The meeting then adjourned, subject to the
call Of the President. ..
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Furnishing Goods.
Watches and Jewelry.

1T JBWELRY.
u gsia and sIiysf %siehe:,, 6iXMoS6sr Sio cold
Glasses Pocket and Table Cutlery, RaIors Scissors
Gold aud Silver Thmbles and every variety Of Silver
Plated Ware, Sc., at the very lowest prices. deli
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RELIEF COMMITTEE on THE FIRST WARp.-The
following ladies' and gentlemen have been APP
pointed committee, whose duty 1t will be to
examine into cases and sign certificates for re-
lief under the auspices OF the Provident Aid So
ciety the First ward;
Rev. J. N. Coombs, No. $40 Nineteenth street,
between and X streetsi Mrs: y. A. Reed, No.
ITO II street, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets, Miss Elizabeth Redfern, No. $50 street,
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets @,
Il. Fillebrown, corner of Twentieth and Pennsyl-
yania avenue; Mrs. Sarah Good, corner Of NJ and
wenty-third streets.
The directors are Messrs. William M. Slowen,
No. $50 Twentieth street, and Jas. p. Tustin, No.
$40 l street.
Those who need relief In the First ward must
apply to Y. NJ =. King, corner Vermont avenue
Eighteenth street, Samuel Duval, No. III Penn
sylvania avenuej I. II. Schneider, II street, near
Nineteenth street, Henry Burch, No. ait Twen-
tieth street Samuel Draper, No. l22 Pennsyl-
vania avenue; James Sinclair, No, al Twentieth
street; ii. Himber, corner Twenty-hrst and N
streets John b, Hines, No, 2oa Twenty second
street o. s. Baker, No. 2l0 X street; II. II. TIL
ley, Twenty-second street, between l and Penn.
sylvania avenue; A. Ashley, No. 400 Twentieth
street, between q and II streets.
The directors will be at the soup-house, on /,
between Nineteenth and Twentieth Streets
each day from to $50 O'Clock p. M.
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APPAIRs IN LAuREL.-Among the special
wants q this community has been good schools,
This need was partially supplied last year whe n
a select school was opened by Miss Wittie
Sands, an accomplished young lady from Balti-
more county. We are happy to announce that
the commencement of this year finds another
good school In successful operation. The in
structress 10 young lady, fresh from one Of the
arst grammar schools In Portland, Maine. The
house In which this school 10 held is somew h at
small, but larger one will be erected some time
during the ensuing spring or summer. These
schools will obviate the necessity of persons In
the place sending their children oil to receive a
.ood English and classical education.
One Of the special wants yet to be supplied is
a lumber, wood, and coal yard. The man who
starts this busines here will make something
more than handsome living. "Put money in
Client pluck to commence the operation. There
10 also fne opening for good blacksmith at CON
tees Station, two miles below this point, toward
Warrington. Don't all speak at once.
JANUARY 8, 1868.
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AcouITTRD.-Lieut. Lewis A. Nesmith, l2th
infantry, who was recently on trial before a
court-martial at Russell barracks, In this city,
has been acquitted of the charges preferred
against him, which were Conduct prejudioiAl to
good order and military discipline BY showing
disreBpect to superior officer" :.
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SEVERE AccIDENT.-At about o'clock on
Thursday evening, Detective Coomes stepped
from a street car opposite police headquarters
right leg. He was conveyed to his home on
Seventh street east, between d and e streets
anuth |"r