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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-22

November ,, 1868.
LrPPINCoTT RAKKwK1I-
Dear Srs II received your second Red Jacket Are
per express and now acknowledge the same. For the
benefit OF a whose desires or necessities make u their
business to chop with an axe, would say Try the
Red Jacket; and the Supreme Court have held that
a Doctors opinion without his reasons II OF little
value, | will give my reasons: Frs-The Red Jscket
cats deeper than the common bit Secncllt nelngg
round on the cut II does not stick In the wood.
Tsgd-Every chopper with the common az ~, must ais
that there IL much labor and strength expend
ed In taking the axe out the cut IS In making the
blow Fb1yzh-This with the Red Jacket is all avoid
ed and from ope-thrd onehe1 Labor Is saved In
emitting the same quantity. FlfiA-By putting in the
same labor that is Necessary MIN common are You
wood in the same time. You are safe in letting any
honest man try your Red Jacket on these tests audi
!, fstbs refund him his money
" Respectfully, yours,
HARRY BALDWIN.
For sale by all responsible dealers aud the manufsc
turers. m LIZ tiNSolI q bAhhMh lilly N.
tarEet Pstents 1ee-D
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-19

To PRESERVE SrRAWBERRIEs.-To
two pounds of-fne large strawberries, add
two pounds Of powdered sugar, and put
them in preserving kettle, over slow
fire until the sugar is melted then boil
them precisely twenty minutes, as fast as
possible have ready number Of small
jars, and put the fruit in boiling hot.
Cork and seal the jars immediately, and
keep them through the summer in cold
dry cellar. The jars must be heated be-
fore the hot fruit is poured in, otherwise
they will break.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-19

Pike, with others, was engaged in .
New Jersey marsh speculation. He
bought out all his associates, and then
announced that he had found in the
swamp peat bed worth $20,000,000.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-19

A gentleman of Boston. who, for over
thirty years, has been without the power
of smell, has suddenly recovered the fac
ulty.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-19

In a paper recently read before the
New York Medical Society, the author as
serts that cheerful society at meals great
ly aids digestion, there being sympathy
between the stomach and the brain.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-19

At Irwintown, Pa, the other day,
daughter, IL years old, of Jacob Bolin,
miner, died from the effects Of drinking
some whisky which her father had left
in the house.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-19

Nine tenths of the diseases which hap
pen to the hoofs and ankles of horses are
occasioned by standing on the dry plank
floors of the stable. Many persons seem
to think, from the way they keep their
horses, that the foot of the horse was
never made for moisture, and that, if pos
sible, it would be beneficial if they had
cowhide boots to put on every time they
went out.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-19

A New York paper says that the very
purest milk that can be obtained in that
city contains fully one-third water.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-19

1t is stated that the number Of German
newspapers published in tho United
States IS over $50, about SO of them be-
ing dalies.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-19

A detective officer recently sued a
country official in Buffalo, for ten cents,
borrowed to buy beer The court gave
judgment, charging 81 20 costs.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-19

To TAKE INK OUT oE LINEN.-Dip
the spotted part in pure melted tallow !;
then wash out the tallow, and the ink
will come out with it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-19

An apple tree in Patrick County, Va,
has borne sixty bushels Of apples for
seven cosecutive years
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-19
PARA1Ys1s-Ws find the following in

PARALYsIs.-Ws find the following ia
al exchange, and give it for what is worth:
ave lately met gentleman who, al
though he walked with perfect ease,
said he had been almost hopeless para
lyt1c. but had been substantially cured BY
the use of an air pump. The theory Of
the cure, and tho application Of the in
strument, were as follows: Paralysis j.
produced by the failure Of some Of the or
gans of life to perform their functions
They need recuperating. He applied =
cup or receiver to the part affected, and
by means Of the pump he removed the
pressure OF the external atmosphere.
There was then a rush of air internally, !,
as much as the clogged condition Of the
system would admit, towards the vacuum
produced by the pump. The blood was
carried along by the air, and by mere
mechanical force made to circulate in the
affected limb, which thus recovered its
vigcr and activity
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-19

A company for the. manufacture of ar
ti6cial limbs has been formed at Pitts
burgh, and every member Of the organi-
zation has lost leo.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-19

A woman died recently at Puebla,
Mexico, aged one hundred and Fifty
years.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-19

Boston averages fifteen drunkards to
every street car.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-19

Suez canal will be opened next Octo-
Der.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-19

Brownsville, have for sale rent
Photograph Gallery!
with all that pertains to Gaiery of ordinary size.
This is good location for gallery, there be-
ing no other Gallery within fifteen miles of this
place.; The Gallery is in good running order.
MB- Terms of sale rent easy,
Apply by letter or in person to
ROWLAND & LINDER.
Brownsville, February l, 1s69-3m22.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-19

NEW ADVERTIsEMENTS.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-19
:. ). u.rAp,pnr. F.. nrDrrnlD
ETiltabidel Sc Coz,

nEALERs IN GROCERIES AND PRO
E1 visions, Wood and Willow Ware, Confec
tionery, Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, Notions, etc
Main Street, adjoining the Express Office, Albany
Oregon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-19

A LII those knowing themselves indebted to US
~ are respectfully requested 20 call and settle
Immediately.
va Old accounts must be settled.
BEACH & MONTEITH.
Albany, October 10th, '6S,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-19
j. H. MITCHELL. j. N. DoLPH. A. SMITH
Mitchell, Dolph s. Smith,

A TToRNEYs AND CoUNsELLORS AT LAW
"a Solicitors in Chancery and Proetors in Ad
miralty Office over the old Post Office, Front
street. Portland Oregon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-19
GEO. w. GRAY, d. .. s.,
DWELL.
Powell & FsaTan.

TToRNEYS & CoUNsELLORS AT LAW
"A and Solicitors in Chancery,~
IT, Finn, Notary Pubhc.)'
Albany, Oregon. Collections and eonveyanees
promptly attended to-
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GEORGETOWN.

LIST % I8fT1Ae remafntng In the Poet.Ohce
Of GEORGETOWN, ID. o., OCTOBER 18th, 1853
Lsdses Lfa.-Benton Miss Marina; Bawsel
Mrs Jane K; Clark Miss Ena; Orogau Mrs
Margaret; Coates Mrs Mary s; Clark Mss 4
": Dougherty Mrs Osssie "; Duddisy Mrs
Francis; Gross Miss Mary; Graves Ms Kaie
r: Hicks Mrs MARY O, .: Howgase Miss Ida;
Hubbard Mrs Maria; Lainders MRS VIM; Resd
Miss 0eorEeanna; Speaks Catherine; smith
MRS II n; Smith Mrs Mary Soveer Mrs Kate;
Ttler Mrs Robsrte; Thornton Mrs Elizabeth;
Wright Miss Martha.
Gsatlemsn's List Adams John Bell; Brennan
Albert; Bell Henry; Brown Edcon; Bosiey Geo
W; Brown John; Bengal Jacob; Baylee Capt
Saml H. Cole Samf; Covert r u; Collins J G;
Day H; Davidson Geo; Daniel Fl Davis Chas
Albert L: 0aIlsudet E L: Gray II b; 9ilcbrist
Theodore; Gilchnst Jas w; Gutiford VIM;
Grant Capt Caleb: Kitchens VIM =; Hazleton
Clarence II; Hetse Henry; Jayne J w; King
Franz; Lamar II J; McCook DIR Geo L. Moore
Geo w; Myers Chas w; Morse Benin H; Ow-
inss p HaIderman; Poland Thos &: Risiey
M; Soper Capt Anthony; Smith Lessee q;
smith Capt Rem $; Starke A: Stetser David;
Simmons Jas; Thompson VIM H: White Henry
A; Weaver Cspt Sam1 w, 3; Warren Frank;
Wilson John VIM; Williams LaRance; Young
Dan.
MHRCRAN9's EXCHANGE. -Twenfy.seysn
hundred bushels OF wheat were offered on
Change this morning, with sales Of 200 bushels,
at sl.41 per bushel.
RIVER 'FRONT.' Entered-Steamer Thomas
E. CahilI, Maith. Baltimore Cielred-Steamer
W. W. Colt, Ryther, Norfolk.
CoAL.-1s, SOP tons Of coal were shipped from
Cumberland by canal last week.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

EDIfoR srAR:-1n your yesterday 3 edition
cav paragraph men tioning the fact That earth
had been successfully used As deodorizer.
have the satisfaction Of stating that used
common dry sifted earth all last summer. with
the most gratifying results, In deodoriztng the
privy connected with my house. 1t 10 con-
structed like others in this District, and con.
sists, as most OF US know, Of an obloug box,
which in general, before being half filled.
becomes so offensive. especially in warm
weather, as almost to prohibit its use-ths
ell via adhering TO the dress and pervading
the atmosphere all around. We all know this
Is caused by fermentation, and the remedy il to
prevent fermentation taking place. The dry
earth does this, ana Is so easily obtained that
no one need complain OF offensive priviss who
will take the trifiing tronble to use 1t 1t costs
nothing bur the slight effort to dig n shoveifut
or two-sift in common cinder eeive, and dry,
either in the sun or by the kitcoen stove. It
may be used bali earth and halt coal ashes II
any one viii throw into the box one pint of this
dry siited earth each time IL IL used, assure
tnem they will have NO com plaint to make Of
bad smells thereafter. Care must be taken
however, not TO thro W in wash water or slops-
nothing more than such places are usually
made the receptacles OF. J.B.
Georgetown, Oct. 81, 1869.
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Alexandria and Vicinity.

The Gazette OF last evening has the following
COUNTY SURvEYeR.-Dr. A. q. Taber, for.
merry surgeon in the United States army. and
at one time surveyor OF the city of Auburn,
New York, has been appointed, upon the
recommendation of Major Hof, by General
Candy, surveyor OF Alexandria county, to fill
an existing vacancy
1NsULTING A LADY.-A party Of young men
ffom Washington, who had been drinking too
much. insulted lady yesterday evening in
front Of the City Hotel, and, in consequen ce,
would have been roughly handled had not the
milder counsel OF some of the by ISLANDERS pre-.
vailed.
FARM SOLD-Messrs Beck, Knox & Kirby,
seph Heetett~r, of Pennsylvania, the farm no.
longing TO Miss Celestia Semmes, CONTAINING
$50 acres, situated near Piscataway, Maryland,
for Sc 900.
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The Maryland Agricultural Fair.
run pACDo yesterday.

There was large attendancs Of visitors q,
the grounds OF the Maryland Agricultural and
Mechanical Association, near Bainmore yes.
tsrday. the crowd being estimated 1t over Ave
thousand persons. The buele, at three o'clocR,
soonded for the trials OF speed, and soon the
concourse on the ground were either in the
main pavilion or tined the sides of the track.
The Judges were George ,. Brown, q. Oliver
O'DonneiI, J. Philip Roman. Of Cumberland;
Charles n. Dougherty, General Anthony Kim
and Allen III Dosfs, Of G.OIc.io.n
The first race Was for mares, stations or
geldipes on exhibition which had never beaten
2a5 in public, the winner to receive es5O, and
tries-Mr. Fawcett's bay horse Nose, and Mr..
ID. Loans gray Gelding Warsaw-the former
driven by J. Pier and the latter by u. Steever.
The horses appeared in fine trim, and the con :.
test was q warm one. Although the tros was
Tor the best two in three to arness, there were
four hests, the third being declared q dead
neat, the horsss pas.ins me Judges stand neck
Nose the second and fourth heats and the race
Time-2:4i, $40. 2a0& ana 242x
The second trot was participated In by mares,
stations, or geldinGs which had never beaten
three minutes IN public, mile heats, best two in
three. in harness, the winner 10 recei We S2OO
and the second best Size. There were six en-
Steever's hore, Mount; Jas. Murphy's mare,
Mary Louise; Mr.. Shelters horse, (no nameo
ID. Pliers horse, Long Green, and Mr.. Eamrs'
horse, ermont. There was considerable aifi.
entity in getting the horses properly started
but they finally came mp 70 the scratch pretty
even for the first heat, when the word was
given to "go," and 20 il they did. at a rapid
rate for green horses. Long Green and Yer
mont fell so iar behind in the first heat that
many thought they would be non est IN the
secoI d, but they came mp at the call. They
both loon fell Of. and quietly trottsd in, tcsir
owners beirg satisfied with the speed and bot
tom displayed IN green and Impractical horses.
The contest from me first seemed TO be he.
tween Mount, Kent county horse-a noble
looking gray, said TO have only few days
Shelters horse, which won the first heat, bat
NJ unit won the second and third-the last by
less than half length. Time, 2:i3 241x, and
243a. The result was hailed with many de-
monstrations Of delight by the many gentlemen
from Kent county present. The trot was con.
sidered one of the finest witnessed in this Sec
ton Of country for some time.
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The frize Ring.
ALLEN AND MC'COOLE-JIM CoYNE AND ATsRY
RRARDON


REARDON.
Tom Allen and Jim Coyne are in faithful
training. at the Old Buckeye Honse, down the
river road, for their fights with Mike McOoole
and Patsey Reardon, respectively, the former
November ~ and the latter the 2lth, and botn
within fifty miles Of Cincinnati, which means
fair play for all. Butt Riley is helping them
with their work. Our reporter sat with them
at supper, last evening, and saw them devour
their tea, toast, and rare, blood.red beef like
tigers in q cage.
7Il's bloody, either yer naw," said Allen.
Look at Kline, there the meant Coynel; see
'ow e gets outside hofn."
Ard sure enough, Coyne was walking into
the beef as if it had been cooked to sultan cpl
cure.
Coyne shows the result: of the work and diet
much more than Allen. he is wonderfully re-
duced and shows II to remarkable extent in
the face and about the body. Those who saw
him when he stood at Allen o back, in the ring,
would hardly know him now. He is very
much In earnest In the business, and proposes
Rec rdon, he is of Irish parentage: born in Eng
land, and his brogue and slang are all English.
Allen, having been in training nearly all the
time Tor two years past. does not show the eff
fects OF discipline near 80 much as does his
companion.
Alien has received information. by letter,
from st. Louis, that Mike McCosle is also in
earnest in the work Of preparation. that he is
reducing himself to point never before known
OF MIN. and that his friends are ready am anx-
Ions to bet on him. However this may be, we
can only Judge from the facts that McCoole
mas always shown himself in the ring, and
held his hands up for fight; that he has never
oet n known to do a dishonorable trick (how.
ever many his bad friends may have done for
hlm), and that if he can win this fight, he not
only wins back his lost repu tauon. but success
In cool five thousand dollars. Allen Ia not
IN the least intimidated by all this. He knows
nis man; has whipped him once. and is conf
Gent OF his ability TO do it again. To those who
call on him he talks freely ofthe chances Of the
ring. and he shows, both by HIS demeanor and
language, that he has no fear OF their being
against him in this affaIr.-Cfncinnatn CONNER.
cjn
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JANIS HUGHES,
ATT0RHEY AMI lQnNQEI.I.OR
DE- h as sts street. b.,v..o d .asr
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

GEORGETOWN. d. c.. Oct q. 1879
sealed proposals f.T eNecu;ins the Ourdations
skd masonry of the abut1@ uts for the proposed
olidee oyei ROCK Greek will be received by the
Ergineez In Charge until the s0.h day of October,
1883.
Bidders will state the price for
Excavation per cubic yard
toEcreie per cubic yard
Masonry per cubic yard
Ptltne per fineel feot driven
- Timber aud Piatk per N feet "B -
Piens, sp cit catiens and schedules OF the
amounts Of work can be seen At office of the Clerk
OF the CORPORATION OF georgetown ANA any neces.
sary Information can be obts,n.a from the ensi
neeE in charge. Proposals will be entertained
only from parties " no furnish the req nfstte
security, and the right 10 Reserved to reject aay
and all bids. All proposals must be m ark cd.
PROV csals for Bridge Abui me ats and Addressed
"Epgineer In charge OF West and streets bridge
Georeetown;" and none will be received after DC.
toier ath, at y. N.
by order of the Committee.
S.J. BOWEN, Mayor Of WasbinRton,
ID. M. DAVIS, Alderman OF " sshtnetoa.
M. swEENY. a A. or of Georaetow n,
JOSEPH l.. sIMMS,
&C c6-it Councilman OF Georgetown.
FALL STYLE.-Have your old style SILK HAT
= set to fashtona bic shape at Al. CUNT
ktNGHAMi . Hat Factory. No. 3461s eth st., "
elk door belew Northern Market. se 3s colin
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THE COURTS.

COURT II GRsIRAL TsRM.-To-day, fail the
justices presently in the case OF Schneider VS..
Jamss, the decree below was affirmed. Nc.
6arrahan VS.. Browning; Mr.. Ashton nles mo.
ton TO quash judgment and vacats decree.
Alexander ct al. VS.. Bouldin ct al; Mr.WHson
files motion to dismiss appeal. Lane w. Glib
bon argument in process.
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Trial Of the Rev Colin o. Tate. OF CoIarn bus
Ohio, for violating the law OF the Episcopal
church, was commenced in Columbus on
Tuesday. The charges against him relate ex.
clusively to his manner of conducting the
singing in public worship. He put hi, choir
into surplices; and, moreover, had them enter
the hurch In procession singing the psalms
and hymns, at the commencement Of the SER
vice, and 60 out In the came manner atits close.
There is also a supplemental charge of per-
sistence in this practice after being forbidden
case turns upon the question whether the
canon requiring priests to ob-v the '.godly ad-
moniticn" Of their bishop obliges them to fol.
low his directions on points concerning which
there IS no written provision.
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INV FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

Black end colored Silks, Irish Poplius, Empress
CIotns, RAID PoDl1ns, Serses, Ind Merfnoes O. me
A. log IS 70 cts Superior double Warp Alpaca:
BLACK seiveteeDs; Oloaks: Oloakine Cloths: Plsid
and scotch Plaid Arabs, from 81 to Si2; CLOTHS,
SassmsIes, sstlnets, and 6uittngs. for Men and
WOOL Shaker do. 80 cts, Good - Bleached and
br3Tn mvTsiini i21.; Androsoosgin. w.nsutts.
At g. 10 l21s 5; Ore Osse full Aadder color al 10
cts ,S LARGE Bed Blanke,s from q 80 to $40 to.
kinds, for sale at pt pnIar prices By
BENJAMIN MILLER,
101 Bridge street,
DC 10 lm - -. GEORGETOWN.
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In the present estimate, because the compile
ton Of the distributing reservoir 70 Its m
teupsaied depth will give large stor ,ge
capacity ana ,bviate the necessity Of furt 1sr
extending the dam for many years % come
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D0Some people in Marie say that just before
they feit the shock OF the earthquake on Friday
morning they noticed a livid glare suddenly
appear In the sky, although the heavens at the
time were quite dark, and 1t was raining.
~The Boston Times estimates that the La
Dor Reform Party will poll l9,isS votes In
Massachusetts,
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o V E & C. 0 A T S.
POPULAR PRICES.
- mo --rF
a. S.tAS s. co.

@RFAD THIS C4REFULLY IND MEMO
RlZE the PRICES.
wATERPRooF, S., Light Weights.
GENTHE COLoR-FALL, $40, ditto
SILK MIXED. SIS, ditto
VERY FINE, SIS, ditto
CHEvIOT. s1a, ditto
SUPERIOR ONES, e2O, s2a ss5, ditto
GOOD MILLIONS, SIG, Medium Weight.
SUPERIOR GRADE, $40, ditto
KNOBBY CHEvIOTs, SIS, ditto
E Es,y sss , GOODS and na,.y $50, ditto
DOMESTIC MELTON, cfewJ s., Eeavy Weight
BETTER ditto. s1O, ditto
SUPERIOR ditto, 3 6 and 8 -. ego, ditso
CRINOHILLA. $40, ditto
WHITNEY. Ga and sls, ditto
PITGRsRAM, s12. ....
sATT8IN, s12.
DoMIsT1o REAvRR. els.
GOOD BlAvHR. $40.
SUPERIOR Crabs. sss. $50. sss.
TAN BlAvIR, ESQ. iF
sURTOUT, s33.
BEAVER yRoOKs. thnsJ sas.
~rHr sr0saEzn iE!sz1 kIhXiEfE A00lD 70
A. SAKS 4 CO.,
POPULAR CL0fHIKRs."
SAT sBvsurn sf11E.
| Aaj.ln,ns sstiop.l Besk oftAs Issasts.
/ BAsaAns N Ds! GOODS
1.v,.. Inst returned ltsn -, nesthc.a mar.
Tee: ss:s::::S. e S ssSSF e NV "a s;i.
Senerei sisertIsSf al DIT GOODS; flais and
flad HEsss 6sosS q & ~ 3 S6se: !: Ess:s ga
worth - essE Or yare; 49, xleen - ssoa ~
sis S ;SsSS ssi s sSi:sass 81 Is!
W sm:I q. - ,os 81 9 90. 49, "a
| tes 10. lls Hsnssylvenis svS6us,
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IN 1884.
PREMIUM AWARDED IN 1857.
W. b. WHEATLEYN
Pr Z II / NJ eTRAM DYEING
CLEANSING IsTABLIsHMENr,

Georgetown. ID. o.
Keplete With every desirable apparatus and BRO
vtt, with the best talent and artistic skill TO be
rs % With SSpstant SsssonS stssnsion ON the
In the District 70 have all orders in his line eIl
and promptly executed. ee2I 6rn
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NATIONAL THKATRR.-The lydia Thomson
BrTIesque Troupe In ia Somnambula.r
DAILY EXCURSION to Mount Vernon ON the
steamer Arrow, At 10 q. m.
MAsKRrrER's ART GALLERY, ass tn street.
SMITH T. STRoEs's Arr t}AILxxy. D.,
stree ~
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FIREs.-Ofhcer Taylor reported this mornin 2
thai about O'Clock LAST night The shed In tse
rear OF Mr.. JSmss l.. Sayre's house, on I'm
street, between l. and VI. " as discovered to be
on ire, but II was sxtip GuIshed with a few
buckets OF water by the neignbOrs. Ire dam
age was slight. and NO alarm was turned IN.
AtCut ~ O'ciCek LIST night an alarm Of FIRE
was turned in from box ,, (FrankIin engine
house. caused hy the FIRE from a defective ii ne
getting IN be:Wee1 the yoists ia the house occu :
pied by MTs- Essen oeIss as a restaurant, on
PENS !yaDIa ayeEus, between l2tn aad 18Th
streets. which was extiDgu,shet before much
CsEsge wss done
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CHICKEN F-Yesterday, Henry Robin.
son. colored, was overhauled by Omcer Lusky
NTH a bag coptaining . rooster and seven
enc keps ON suspicien Of stsaliAs the same, and
takeu 20 the eigksh pFsank station. W here he 10
heIA for q hearing by Jase3ee Schmidt TIE
tnlped.