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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-16

JOINT RESOLUTION of request to the Mayor.
BE 1t resolred by the Board If Aldermen ana Board
Of Common Council Of the CITY Of Wdshingtoa,
That the Mayor be, and he IL hereby, REQ uested
TO furnish these Boards OF Councils, at as an
early day as may BE- consistent with his other
duties, with the pampx3et collection Of the
laws OF the last, or Sixfy.sixth Council in
compliance with the act Of l1th April, 1867.
Approved, October 6. 1869.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-16

After singing and prayer for some time, the
congregation was dismissed.
1t is understood the five class leaders will
close their connection with the mission, but IL
Is possible that, Influenced by the good advice
gwen by the pastor of tie parent church. Mr..
Brown, they may reconsider their purpose and
try 20 heal the breach, and see If things
cannot be made to work pleasantly in the little
chapel.
uSataL's Kingdom shall come down."
The New York herald., 1869-06-08
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY. JUNE g. 1ses-TRPLE SHEET:
AMUSEg1ENTS.

AMUsEMENrs.
!ns"dss !. g open cnn ss
sA A until 10 r H. ins nssT sr's'z WEEK. sis.rI
mos, positively, Of
sosIEsos ss,HISsos csIsSE csTsoE.
EVERY DAY, At !. o'cIocx, MATINEE,
EVERY nvfs1ss R2sS .fSSsssssss' A$sssssGs' EVENING
Unequallsd Buresque and ran.omlune Combination.
"a s1iURDaH aA4sEH &
AA DIS 'fh fhE ssSShxER STARS. .,,v ~, ,or,
IHasi 1ss silisisiif f1SiEr
who will appear nightly in the grand spectacular psnsoms
MOTHER HgssAED,
LITTLE sop22kkp Ell HAANE5EHigIfi ANb IiPrEs ROY Blue
u.vr.o.u Tbs pisea Ia produced with
d0RSESSs TI,SSSs1Es SSsKgNss sHspo,s7srsrs,
NEW MUSIC. NOVEL DANCES,
UNUSUALLY POWERFUL s9I q CAST OF CHARACTERS.
LARGE AsD is'sSssf'sf sfIEsfbfD BALLET.
The Scenery. Mssrs H. Isherwood Geo. Evans and
The Music Composed and arranged by Mr. Thomas Rsser
TSe Hppontments rmcny
10 ,nn, THE BrRLEs9gggss rrr,r w - nvvsos VOW
EO-fEEr nis5 lF FiE GEhMON
sSTsH7 ESSSy FsEsTiSEs
TnisY Mlrsy ElszTE il ifS5s aaHos
THE M nAEoNEss.. @ ss.......".."."....MlSs g. Lsr CARnAN
AtHW Nh shIrsM Iiir
SISSSSy$ SSsfiST T. SiTTSS HS[IHSS
HEs TS%HSS SsS1iESSSI SSSSI
IN ,hs sS,r sS,r.s Of ,hf PissS,
WATER sfiRir.." ;,:;...aR. JOHN LAuRi
GRAND ceSPs s;S SE SA.LEr 4.
x1ai6 EjiH fHSasS5sSS1Iss. #asaH$Siz$HS;
EAIRLESSnNiE JQmS e LHRI Ri
cHxKkgs Ss EASs!
foLicEMxs AND ED. LxURi
An0ine eSSRGEoUs ORG TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
sns!a ss;"Es Mfsnss jan sSeGsstss sssss
Fromp.eT Spi ''"e."' wash.
''eA'u' BOX BOOK Sow OPEN A'''' -'''
THsEArRE YRAScAIs RosE-BELL's BENEFIT. It.
''' sssfsiT $E i ssl iHS$SfE ESaFErfS
SSsS ffSh sassaas saaHasssTHF
Hss Hssi:SSfS sSsfs r 4 jSSsS77E: iSSSsEEE
NIgLo'S GARDEN
.E asa
THE HIT OF THE SEASON.
HOUSE COMPLhTELY CROWDED
LYDIA THOMPSON ss siptis RSsLsseuH rs TROUPE.
GREAT FRENCH tas ssofsserE o;fhssserE DANCERS.
TUESDAY, JUNE 8, AT &. EVERY EVENING AND
EACH SATURDAY. AT3P. ".
viii be presented Henry r.rniss new Eastern spe''a
:|ss$$ :|ss$S E#H E#H s$|E$s ss$||E$s
Pronounced the most
Successful Bur.csqas presented IN the metropolis
The embracesrbe comic talent In America
THE GRAND SCENERY,
MECHANICAL EFFECrs,
COSTUMES, &C., &c.
ALI ALL, ALL
NEW, NEW, NlW,
.MATrEEE EVERY SATURDAY AT 2P N.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
DEvOLUTroE IN CUBA MASS MEETING.
III REVOLUTION IN CUBA. MASS MEET ING.
REVOLUTION IL CUBa. MASS MEETING
EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD
should the great drama OF real events,
THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA,
THE PATRIOTS STRUGGLE FOR LIBERTY,
THIS EVENING". The entesvors of brave people 10
InIs ENING establish Their national Independence
Tosy fasToks 6FERx ifS'Sss m4S@ss, 20, BowERy,
with gigantic Variety Bin replee with novelty, Mirth, Hu
NOR, Song, Dance, Burleslue and real merit.
MATINEE TOMORROW (w EDEEsDAY) At az.
The New York herald., 1869-06-08
AMUSENrENrs.


sEsF NHHEssHsAF AF II E!fhn 4 CRY
ssEssT !Es7AEssEsE Es!EEs74EssEsE IL FHE SIEE
m F91s Sonc !; sALsE sEs6ERs 6ED
The arssi.s. cO@Sinstion
rousThi q sy'r';
T''a SHaFi Ss g l. FOX
lax 6 ssT.s
HAsIo SsHbsiB 8b BoosY S1Ies TrsnRsA RYRsALrY
Ida Edska JonkA, susy,, AmalL Katska, Rossa and
xsb sx4tRbSS r. IL
F'IFTTsna AyESgE EI.n THEATRE. ,.,.,,.
Manager E. cconns sas. Dlsssss
oasasseA. no.s charming .nd lsis.. lS% work, i''A
Au,.cL LA PERIoHoLEi;
HgHA0L 4GR La rERIcHoLri. iRa4i 1aE
..gsns eHAssihSSss shSs' La rEEI0HoIr. aOEoSss 81
IIAh ma La rEKIoHoIE. AS5xf, TaS
QUEEN, LA rERIcHoLE. cv. .JsSs MssT
w =, eAihss1TES IL lss. ri fs'': ssas$h. {! q;
oHAsD oIhL ssiILIASr MISE oEsss Il SCENE o"0AS'NA'
During me ''e''1kLE akLLE xoR1AccHr,
the celebrated Premiere panseuse,
GRAND sALLEr FL bf'ifssfssr1ssExESr f'fs
assisted by Miles, Let, Mazzeri. Duchateau and Evefs
T,HEATRE CoMIQUE, OPPOSITE st. NICHOLAS
i Hotel.
efosRS Fos SIX dis oSI NJ r''p''''
WILL REOPEN AGAIN
WILL REOPEN AGAIN
WILL REOPEN AGAIN
ON MONDAY EVENING, JUNE a. 1853,
FOR THE SUMNER SEASON,
WITH A POWERFUL, FIRST GLASS
BURLESQUE AND BALLET COMPANY,
From the principal London theatres, consisting OF
THiRTY TALENTED ARTISTS,
Together with host of auxiliary aid, comprising In all one
OF the versatile organizations that have ever visited
America introducing new scenery spendd n sa
collection OF exravagant rroporties ever behed 49,,
NOuNCEMENTE.
REMEMBER MONDAY EVENING". JUNE IL
..N0TICE.TuE "WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
d ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
THE LADY OF Lyons THE EBONY BLONDES.
JACK SHEPPARD AND JOE BLUEsKIN.
Mr. WILLIAM DwYER.
DAVE REED, UNSwORTH EUGENE, NELSE SEYMOUR.
THE HAUNTED WIG MAKER. CAPTAIN JlNKS.
THE HAUNTED WIG MAKER CAPTAIN JINkS.
HOGAN and HUG dES new act.. The African Twins
CAN YOU STAND ON YOUR HEApf
CAN YOU STAND ON YOUR HEADy
DAN BRYANT. DAN BRYANT. DAN BRYANT.
Parqus cents; Gallery Is cents; Orchestra Chairs IS
cent?,
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EXCURSIONS.

.ss .5s 5sns e. v .P;sn
Andrew Hennesse to act ss spectator boat on The above
Win
pr e So.h n o sSsa sss pier
sss .,: ss q sTss s,S.:
SNUAL REGATTA OF TIE NEW YORK YACHT
s S \ 9. :ssS y,sy
regatta Of Il. New York Yacht Club RETURNING at NJ
rsTs-Gsn.epsn ss .aes g. Ticket. can \: o!tainsd a,
Of S Es,y street aDs % r % s. the s SS
largest and finest steamer attending the race.
ENuAL REGATTA OF THE NEW Yogx YACHT
a Cub, Thursday, 10, The steamer O. r
accompany The yachts over the course thus aodins one
oPpoMrrYS,y r. TO spisy the regatta The steamer wiz esye
Neth rrcr s:is M. foot Desrsw street BsoosiyS
and fccs p New YorF x 10 H. Ticfs for Tho round md
trip 20 cens be had q Theatre and Railroad Ticket oaee,
several landings on morning OF regatta.
AHNuAL REGATTA NEW YORK YACHT CLUB,
Thnrsdsy june 10 The fsvorits s,sa;ner JosEPHINE
ss ;ass aSns
fss ssss 1lTs ,SS
tn, esndipg, Staten Island 10 = NJ kns bani nuss
sss. so.. and fi%S %ssaas Ha:si ,i'@, d
ls,i.s gentlemen, 81 gent and s1y, s'i ssa, and Two
ASsUAL aGeAlrA OF The NEW YORK Yacht
SLEEPY HOLLOW win act as spectator boat this oc.
casion She has superb accommodation for both ly
gentlemen czcursionsts Tho Regiment Hand
win be board. nothing viii be upione 10 make
~, moi selee and snjoysse e.cqIslsn The time aud
9 Christopher street, North river, 90 per No North
river u 49, Faro az. GEO. CIIAPIN.
wh3were on board the Magenta with me iss,
year viii please accept this a notice 10 attend.
ALL ABOARD roR THE FISHING BAsgs.-rHE
N wei known, ssunch, scagony and spendidly httrd
eacr WYOMING, with upper and lower saloon and every
accommodntop ladies chilren favorahy
the boat ssh, Captain George y Hoon viii resa.
larry day except atursy, leaving rhh street,
Williamsburg nt u Eighth street. East river, AZ; Peek
o'clock. ii. n. HOLMES. Mensrer
The WYOMING 10 up charter on saturdaya Apply 10
n. !. WHITE, 1Ss South stsce,.
The New York herald., 1869-06-08

UMPIRE EINK.-IMNENsE SUCCESS
II of the
NIDSukMER NIGHT GARDEN.
The opening last evening the
GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE SEASON.
TREMENDOUS ASSEMBLAGE IN ATTENDANCE
<.00C PEOPLE OUT.
The performance OF last evening repeated 10 night and
every night during the week.
TIE GEORGIA MlNSTRELS.
THE GEORGIA MISsTRELS,
THE GEORGIA MINSTEELS.
Tho woridrenowned SLAVE TROUPE whose de-
lneaon the mirthfu life In the South has for
them beth in Europe and America the credit OF being the
only legitimate Interpreters OF character in the
Minstrel profession. win appear nightly
IN THEIR FCNFIEsr PHASES
ER. THOMAS W. BOLLAS,
MR.. THOMAS W. BOI.LAS,
the great DUTCH COMEDIAN. In Sounds from Germany
with his daughter, MISS MINNIE B0LLAS.
MISS MINNIE BOi.LAS,
IN the CURpSTOEE ORCHESTRA.
The great Gyrnnass, the BREWER BRofHERs,
BREWER BROTHERS. on tho
DOUBLE TRAPEZE AND HORIZONTAL BAR.
FULL ORCHESTRA AND BRASS BAND.
Admission 25 cent?; Reserved Seats 25 cents extra
NoMILLEN COATS, Managers
. A DvERrIsEMENTS FOR THE HERALD
"A RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE, las FULTON STREET.
The New York herald., 1869-06-08
CApENY OF MUSIC, BROOKLYN.
"A TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT
TO MRS: Y: 3. CONWAY

[From Ladies' OF BT0OkIyn1,
will take place SATURDAY EVENING, JUNER
LONDON ASSURANCE.
Mrs. ID. p Bowers, Mra +. H. Conway Mr. T. g. Cline, Mr..
John Brougham Mr. j. c. MoCollom Mr. r. B. Conway, Mr..
W. Harris Mr.. f. Chippendale, Mr.. z. Lamb, Mr. A. Queen,
&C., IN the cast.
The New York herald., 1869-06-08
yNIDDLIwINKI T1DDLIWINKI
j TDDLIwIAKL TIpDLlWINKI
TIDDLfwINKI TIDDLIWINKI

G1O MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, ea
OlO ele
6l8 broadway. 06
Gl8 SIS
6S We are fesrtuliy and 6ls
6l8 wonderfully made. gig
eis 6is
SI3 Tho Resuties Wondsrx and Nonstroait!ea Of 6ls
6S the Human and Animal CREATION to be seen ct Is
619 visit. 58
The New York herald., 1869-06-08

A LAUGH At HAVING TEETH FXTRACrEp
n successfully Administered since hTst introduced ave
yehs since resist.rei nance Of thousands No ezra
snsrse reryom or deics'e patients carefully treated
iNn' pbpef wsisaej lower and partial Plates,
beyond competition. Ca and eismipe Eo payment nlsss
suited. jJr fEtAEs
s4j sflta sysauoL n,ay ssr,v.ars, ssr..,
The New York herald., 1869-06-08
A NguAI RraAffk oP LIE SEw YORK YACHT
ExcURsroN cERrIrIcAr res
IA In tho snuth

ExcURsIoS cERrrFIcA res
convention OF Southern railways held AZ Atlanta, Ga,
Re,oes Ths. excursion certificates be Issued to parties
desiring g yst The South io the purpose o personal o5se
. se srrsus 70 81 the
es ss. q q s @ ssa, G. . entitled I5 e rid. Oy the
Of the ii ,he South have agreed reduce their
es.s he road. so and ns
70 ss, ofaesn v, - usual ossl srs ossr Southern rail-
duc,ion 10 fare sy soole made with Wow
ProssrsS tl:.s sismsoa VII ). s"a svss s
s s srens ga, y Ssw YORK. Please notice
j.. b. YATEs Ssa.rsI Es.;srn Ps::enr.r Agent, or.s
AGENT, yrsini, and Tennessee AIR Line, 7 Grscnwics
II: sSsshsil, General Eastern Agent, Ioui.vll. and
j. ". MILLER General Agent dPan Handle" Route, 500
g 4. cEsIa. cEs ai Bros iva, New Yorf.
Nv fEistL .No. k.iSr' House Is New yers.
hdEicE l. HS1ais'' u 'assiaS SsS.sssy az" siss
Sup. W. "A. r.. r., Chairman Standing commitse.
Excu nsIoss -rnE STE AxpoAr yosErnigE CAN sg
a. q Sssss :r. ap' the s''sn Island ferry
EoR coxEY IsLAsp.-THg STEAMER rAUsHoN,
Captain wiism Y raus.r, WI com menee The regular
yher street, North ,sr Al 20 ana 9o Warren srest
sSIs sS'S Ds ses rs. k ss .sr%., ,s gS
walk WI resume her place MIA abou, tho Is. Of uy
IRON the East river The 18th in.t '''''-' "''
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB REGArrA.-JuvE IA THE
IN steaper HIRAM ". COOL will take seect party of
ladies and gentleman 70 witness tho above Regatta anae
At Morris street wharf, jersey City, 81 A. Thry.forh
street. Noitn river SGD A. NJ. Christopher sresi, West
Tenth street NJ anf pier % North river, Robinson
MsaeAH. T'ekes 81, 70 Be had on he daersn' wbsrves
no CHARTER ron EXCURSIONS FINE SEA
Il -neamef YANKEE, Captain Andrew Uenbcssey. The
YANKEE has Just been thoroughly ovehau ed painted and
r:as.ed wi,h s~nns A ard he best steamer tor ercur
SNsonsbIe nrns, Of ALYRBD DUTCH. in. - eoush a.
The New York herald., 1869-06-08

ryHEATRE FRANCAfS ROSE-BELL'S BENEFIT.
FRIDAY. JUNE II, FAREWELL NIGHT,
BENEFIT OF NINE ROSEBELL.
FIRST AND SECOND ACT OF
GRNEvIEyE DE BRABANT.
ROSE BELL. DESCLAuZAS, CARRIER, BECKERE,
GUERETTI, GENOr, and VICTOR MASSEY'j
OPERA COMIQuE
LES NOCES DE JEANETTE.
ROSE-BELL AS JEANETTE.
The New York herald., 1869-06-08

vxyANrED-Two RESPECTABLE GIRLS; ONE As
w good cook; must be excellent washer and ironer
chamberns;d and waitress assist with wash
Ing ironing City reference Indispensable. Apply nj ssS
W est 3lst 81.
The New York herald., 1869-06-08

yIrAyrEp-IN PRIVATE FAMILY TWO WELL
WFeeen mendei girls; one cook and one as chamber
those who ba-e-ived In
German families preferred. @ West ssd ST., between ssh
9Th
The New York herald., 1869-06-08

7SO sTH Ay., UP srAIRs-A GOOD HAND IN
tCC crsssnnakag and trimming can hnd employment
u once.
The New York herald., 1869-06-08

RIO CHARTER ron ExCgRsross-rHE FINE SEA
Il Heamcf YANKEE, Captain Andrew rsnDcssey. The
YANKEE has Just been thoroughly ovehsu ed painted and
rshsed With awning Ac snd s the best steamer FOR
'Wsonsbie brus, Of ALRRBD DUTCH. IN. % South o.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-04-10

Wade Hampton has been buying 1000
mules in Illinois, for use on his Southe,
plantations.
Plymouth Church is said to be raising Q
fund to enable Henry Ward Beecher to take
o foreign tour.
Among the distinguished arrivals in this
country lately announced is Hickbacazo,
Quccn of the Gipsics.
The Prince OF Wales was present at tho re-
cent admission of the waters of the Medite,
ranoan into the SuCz Canal
A Portland arothccary has placard in his
window, announcing ''Twolve emetics for one
dollar; not to be tekea on the pres@s;aes"
The.caban insurgents intend to get Up loans
and sell their bonds in the United States
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CA II d
CHARLES KERRIsON.

f7ORMEALI OF THE FIRM OF G. * b. L. KfR-
RlS0N, would inform hs friends and the pub
lie that he has purchased from Mr.. JAMES b.
BELTS, oil his STOCK IN TRADE, &C.. nj the
Store No. 262 KING STREET. and will there con
tinue the DRY GOODS BUSINESS, WHOLESALE
and RETAIL, FOR CASH, on his own individual
account and responsibility. lie will proceed with
out delay, to replenish and renew the Stock. and
continue so doing until the assortment shall be
made complete and attractive. AS the terms will
be STRICTLY CASH, or approved city acceptance
for short credit, it necessarily follows that tho
prices must be kept at least MS low as to be found
Mt any other respectable establishments
His brother Mr.. Il. L. KERRISON, assisted bv
MIR. A. B. MCDONNELL, both experienced mere hans
in this iins, will be found at his store, aiding in
the conduct and management of the business md
it Is hoped that his and their efforts TO win the
confidence and patronage of the public will lie "a
successful as in past 'ays e old firm Il; corner
of King and Market Streets.
feb 20 IN,
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~ "A vR 1. O o S.

sELoPEMENT IN tIIidu LIFE.-The Englisb
and Irish papers of recent date contain the
following account of the elopcmcnt of an
Irish Marquis, with the wife of q Government
oiicial in high Standing u t1st so 3
"a most extraordinary piece of scandal in
high life has just como to ljght-uamcly, the
elopcment Of the wife of Captain viviun with
the Marquis of waterford. The gallant Cap.
tain, is Lord of the Treasury and member Of
Parliament for Truro. For some time past
she lady's name has been mentioned in connec.
tion with the partner Of her flight, aud her
disappearance was not wholly unexpected.
She left her home on Monday morning,
alleging that she intended to proceed to
Brighton to- see her mother, and would re-
turn the same evening. AS. however, she
failed to make her appearance, Captain Vivian
proceeded to the, Victoria station, aud there
sscertained that the Marquis of waterford and
Mrs. Vivian had tho previous morning taken
tickets for Paris by way of Dover, accompanied
by friend. He followed them to the French
capital, and soon found the object of his
search at well-kuown hotel, Mrs. Vivian
heard of her husbands arrival and locked
herself up in an inner chamber. Captain
Vivian, however, succeeded in obtaining asss-
tance, and burst open the doors. He then
ascertained that Mrs. Vivian had attempted
to commit suicide by swallowing chloroform.
The quantity taken was not, however, sutfi-
cicnt to cause more than partial insensibility.
Captain Vivian is understood to have implored
his wife to return for the sake of her children,
of whom there are four, but that she peremp-
torily refused, although her husband assured
her that her escapade should be kept pro-
found secret. The lady, however. remained
firm in her determination not to return to the
shelter of her home. but pleaded that she
might be allowed to retain her youngest child.
This request Captain Vivian declined to
comply with, land returned to London without
having encountered the Marquis of waterford.
The latter has, it is believed, caused COM
.munication to be made to Captain Vivian that
when the Judge Ordinary of the Divorce
Court shall have dissolved the legal tics which
now prevent, his marrying Mrs. Vivian he
will, as man of honor, make her tho only
compensation in his power. Meantime Cap
Tain Vivian has left town, and will not return
TO his place i'll the House of Commons until
his presence is required for the division on
the second reading of the bill for the abolition
of the Irish Church" s
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REMARKABLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO
THREE BRoTnERs.--Fhe Amcricus Georgia
Courier relates the particulars Of a case in
that county ~ which the bride was betrothed
to three brothers, and married to two Of them,
which is rather rcmarkablc:
On the 9th Of august, 1896, young man
came to Americus and procured license to
marry an estilnable young lady, residing
several miles from this city, went home, and
was married in the afternoon OF that day. He
was attacked by congestive chill, which
Terminated in his death tho following Satur.
day, the stricken bride following his remains
TO their last resting place, clothed in the same
suit in which her heart had been made glad
by becoming his bride.
On the following August Qs6T,) the &C.
cond brother of tho same family came to
Americus Sor the same purpose which had
brought the deceased one year previous. On
bis way home, rejoicing in happy anticipation
of making the worthy widow of his lost brother
his own bride, he was caught in heavy rain,
and arrived at home with his clothing thorough
ly saturated, from which he was taken with a
congestive chill the same evening and died
the evening previous to the marriage, which
was to have taken place che following Sabbath.
Again, instead of listening to tho merry
ringing Of the marriage bells, the death kncll
was heard and funeral procession took the
place Of the marriage feast. Some time dur
ing last month the third brother of the de-
ceased procured license and was happily mar
ried to the twice -bereavcd lady.
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The C C0ekroaclf; q
sS-AAlA A9BG
BY JOSH p1LL1Nas.

The cockroach IL bug at large. '5Ss = ~
He is one of the luxuries ov civilization.
He is easy to domestikate, yielding grace
fully to ordinary kindness, and never deserting
those who show him proper acts Of courtesy.
We are led to belcave, upon a Gloss cx-
as..ihst:an the & sis g 4. Il. s,s sa;.. a
ionable insekts, that they are Q, highly, sue
cessful intermarriage between the brunette
pissriire and the ''artizil1s Jeco or common
American grasshopper.
He don't leave the place, he. was. .born at
upon the slightest provocation, like the giddy
aud vagraut flea, or the ferocious bed-bugg ;
and until deatE Cor some vile powder, the
invenshun ov man, knocks at his front door,
he and hiz brothers and sisters may be seen
With che naked eye ayer~and deanonsealni7
climbing the white owl, ,or ruanina foot. 81
races between the butter.plates %~S
The cockroach is born on the fust ~ Nav
and the fust ov November, semi-annuall, and
is reddy for use in fifteen days rfsom- date, ~
They are born from Jan egg -four from
each eggg--and consequently they 6reS all 'of
them twins There is no such thing in the
annals ov nature as single cockroach 8
The maternal bug don't sett uponather egg
as;the goose doth, butSleavesIthen ]ie d round
loose, like pint ofspilt mustard seed. and
dont seem to care a darn whether tbev Get
ripe or not.
But never knew cockroach egg fail lew
put in an appearance. They are as sure tew
hatch out and run as Kanada thistles. or a
bad kold. !,
The cockroach is of two colors, sorrel and
black. They are always on. the move. and
kan trot, l should say, on good track, and
good day, cluss to three minitts. ~
Their food seems to consist not SO much in
what they eat as what they travel, and often
finding them dead in my soup at thcboardug.
house, 1 have cum to the conclusion that a
cockroach can't swim, but they can float. =
Naturalsts hav also declared that the cock
roach have no double teeth This is an
Important fnckt, and ought to be introduced in
to all the primary shool-books of America 6
But the most interesting feature of this
remarkable bugg is the lovelyncss of their
natures. They can't bite nor sting nor
skratch, nor even jaw back. They are SO
amiable that have even known them tew get
stuck in the butter, and lay there all day, and
not hollcr for help, and acktually die at last
with broken heart. " ywtgs s-s 81
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-04-10

On! THAT CRUEL MAN "A young maiden
of "sweet sixteen" yesterday called at the City
MarshaTs Office, and her sad voice trenlbled
as she related tale of disappointed love, and
asked for redress. She had met gallant
sailor boy, had exchanged glances, had re-
ciprocatel attentions, and finally returned
with warmth his passionate love.
Time were on; the sailor gave the girl a
trinket containing his picture; the latter
presented TO him locket from which peeped
forth picture of herself; they were engaged
and the day for marriage was appointed, when
it was yesterday discovered that the hard
hearted fellow was about TO sail without full
filling his part of the contract. To this may
be ascribed the girls visit to the Marshal
who obliged her by recovering her locket, and
consoled her by telling her to fsrgct che false
ono. advice which is rarely gratefully received
lnd never implicitly followed. - Wilmington
Star.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-04-10

Another disconsolatc lover has committed
murder and suicide in Newark, N. j. His
name is Frederick Kncttel, and he was en-
gagged to be married to Miss Augusta
Bcckcrlc She is of respectable parcnta,,e,,
and her family are in good circumstances He
has been engaged to her for gears, i.at bcr
father having some time ago left for Germany
after their betrothal, the young mans suit was
intorfered with by Mrs. Beckerle This, added
to the ratings Of his friends, made him les
perate; he neglected his business and became
almost insane. The difference between the
two young lovers increased every day, urged
on as it was by the mothers aversion for the
young man. On Tuesday last Miss Bcckcrlc
returned him presents he had made her. This
made him desperate, and on Sunday last he
went to her house requiring an explanation
and asked her if she believed he would allow
her to marry any one else She told him to
dismiss that matter, whereupon he sent a
bullet through her brains and then shot him
self dead. She died Monday morning.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-04-10

SCENE INA CHuRcH.-On Sunday last, in
Chicago, at the Jesuits' Church, the congrega-
tion was astounded by the sudden appearance
at the altar of young man named Martin
Ivory, who engaged in an alteration with the
offlcIating priest. He Informed the priest, the
hev. Father Damon, that he was an imposter,
and taking hold of him, endeavored to force
him from the altar. Several people in the
congregation rushed in and seized Ivory and
handed him over to the police. 1t is thought
that he is hopclessly insane.