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, 1870-11-16
THE CITY II BRIEF.

%rtSlaE AlAehtae Case.
EnraP lime ago 4 woman n1mtd Alice StBntou
oh,Aincri from the agency Of the Weed Sewing
Machine Company, IN tnIs city. one Of their ms
rhte., she Understanding being that ahe was to
pas tot It In monthly PaJmeata At the 6ame
,,rlr she signed printed form, called lease,
stating thst the company had fuenishti her ma
chine, for the use OF which the agreed To pay 50
nurh i-r mouth. 1t Wks further stipulated that
II the anacaiLc ~as removed from her residence,
nE ehc lAI,d Ia t-e performance OF any part OF
te tristsct. then toe contract should he forfeit
e, rn' s'sses=ou Of the machine resumed by the
cnuAi + II Is fut1ter thpuiAted tt3f, IN case Of
aAt S1ri-1,Du. TIL hrF part, OF the contract, the
c''Epsts h,:sn. eAtsr t=r premises and take away
th.. II. arr iH-.
S.r.n atrc. r nkrg the 1rsr payment, she paWu-
trl ~ mscEt,t lux1s no fustner ,p1ymcnts End
d1t!.aei 10 kise an1 information n 10 Tho Where-
rro'rt,. .,n u - t.as.1day nqulrcd, BY Justice
ff':-iLst - l.. Elye tail 70 ,h. amount OF $aoa to
ar:rst Ia s're s:f~ criminal Court
Toa. y .sch Ietter1 II crsc specially 1eterest-
iar, II .:r iA.1 &a4s about 20 ye1fx ago The 6u-
p:rnt' ru. I st shts *.A.e cec1led thar rezsod
!.a.nS N.thnr ~ virtue of An agreement stu-
.!sF ~ the '.ft I.rntiuaed nnovc, wsa purchaser,
10! lr-ste II 4. cGuAtquttuy, Wzs not cr1ulin-
t.s isss,t :o' ns-Tt's1ox ot the property. Justice
=. . trc tr:tlL&l Cont uu-s not svTre with him.
!. sar supreme Cont, with the hope of . o..
,nr /. rcvet.al Of the former opinion
Honrd ul Health.
T4c Bosr. or n. alsn feid tae.r resul II meeting
yrsse;aa, a!te:ncIu y theif rooms IN the Coufi
il. u&r III. johnson IL the chair.
T e.. eas1snsta qos sss sae tns,ns s.nss sspss.n
e 10 III ~ ne %esk g Se S
AnturE II. pstne!pa, causes q death xese: Con
rssu7,ion, Il; c,oar, 70: eouvui.!on+, 9; fevers
II. NJ, a.or1o, = The n port ehowR = decreas
irnn. Inc morls ity er Tie preceding week Of II
a.h :. ,jrcI. ave f,om that OF the corresponding
rteA If Iasi ear, Of p
The acvs wtrr rs fnl!ows: Under year, u
nnt.r4,.a.t, is; under 5, 3: under so, 10; unde
su is: under 10, il: under ~ u; undEf @,
L,',irr a. i; uuu=r s, 3; under ~, !. Males q
tela's-, &. v4@
Ws,o. !: :. ctnd, !: Third, s; Fourth, :; Fin
i s,1t. sess1tn Teji,S . TSnie' fGrisen16, 4
t.nr,. ,r,,.n, /. Frftrpth, 9: SIteeuth, 4; 6ere
1.-n,e, >: kxhieents, :: Glne,eeata !; TEN Msai
eth. !; 1rvNEnts, &, .,o49ty Aoslua5 Ae''
u,ent.al, J: 1mE igrants, |; sutclde,<
.Lr rcI~ls n as auopted- ..,ov4,
IL, number o1 nul=aucts zbafed vas Sepos1'
VI ~ --~
TEc hoard tHco nlIou5ncA.
, 1870-11-16
CHICAGO DRY aOons. MARKET,

TUESDAY EVENING, Sov- Is
The rnRen1ent n dry guods con.tnuee active,
and Prices are nm II the advance noted Last
week. 11e toa1oWhK hTe The TGcea ncRe current: :
, 1870-11-16

htlal!-rasta 3 O'Clock yesterday mo! MH9 M 1s 1n5
lher.alre-s street, owned by G. a. Adams, aoo
a. curied .. a boarding honsc bg PetEs AeAsoy'
nsn,srr 81, $40 to t4t building, md $500 70 COZ.
.eItF. il kurxnce on the latter, {l,eo3, IN INC
;nrlia1t, aud Lup1btrnsank
Al haiIpsAt SSloS1 l3st evening a.e pfore tac3
e1. OUT a. ~ Nr. har7J, of Marquette, and occupied
o"I ,"u Us i, John F. vsn Bruno and - Hunt
T.. = ii -dnuaEc, Qboot 35W,
, 1870-11-16
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,

TOR SALk-OR KxCHANGF-1em ACRES OF
T. fatmioE 1Aud< Gttunted"ln Northern and Crntral
ttine' apto;sd md nnlnnIf9tee A!fo i.ke aasf,-
nsf 81 cheap lot IN chbaSe: Which ledef to sell on
r.oEta Ghfcsse pInc.tty 9Th without tneumbTAnee
, 1870-11-16
REAL EsTATE wANTEn.
BOARDING AND LODGING

asxf1 TO - FEKr, n BLOCKS
bounded hL ScdEE1t6. Cent1o md BusI1n h. and
eatpav. VII! NOT fsy over 90 PR front fool cssh
hoEn. Aldtrta +, 1sS north CtAFtsxt-
, 1870-11-16
NE TROPOLITAN HALL
TORRENT

BY asAa eek month, for an respectable entertain
MEGA TIL hall has been reeeuuy reattcd md reno
vatea. TsFt .aItieulAu apply to-
A. A. MtNGKR, Room A-oH HAL.
, 1870-11-16

TWO GENTLEMEN. WhUS6 PRINCIPAL OBJ
1Jedisto ham he Gssnsn knknsfe ths wtases.
f?Tet4hIe t;-stp4n ,.snly. Apply Il EaEhah
school, IL Fast TanRrrtust.
, 1870-11-16
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,

dOU3E4hN4A0 t3UOD8s
c.S--
Eood, seeon1 hard fu1ntt1re, cooking 5tovcs. rte.
Gan make Eood e1cha1Sr for eoEae weiLoeatet huG
ing lets by applying to LEICHARUT P0PPLE-
TON. lA sosth Clafkst.. Room
pART1rs WISHING 10 DISPOSE OF FURSI.
J. IC1e, carpet1. and ernef4l houkckol6 edretA ca
6nd ca1h pIrch1eef hy RpplvtnE At Is R2ndoph4t
, 1870-07-31

ror worn, however. tho clastic Is too plainly
reyca1ed, 70 side rnbbeT IL used 4 "Trip ot
strong clzatic il fastened to button on ono
side Il the stocking, the other end buttons 10
tho waist Of the drawers. This has tendency
to tu1n the atcp outward, and mako good
walkers of the Kttle misses.
aHuZ8-. -
There has been a marked Improvement N
Tho. important and cunFpicuous articles OF
child1en'B wear within the LAST few years:
there we're formerly only tho laced boot and
the ankle band Now there are the dalnhest
oyer-buttons, Marie Antoiueste slippers, and
iii choice eoIors in the soft. dainty French
Lids to ba found on Lake street. At atr.
Browns where the gentlemanly proprietor tils
them on his thumb to displas their prupor-
tions. P1nk,--of that lovely melting shade
auggettiya Of rose 1eayes1 blue, Of the ceIu~
lean lue, Ike bahyn eyes; Ereenr IN all tue
! new and exquisite thAdes, hnd biack and
bronze. Tiny gold boots with heels; little
| fairy shoes Of frosted silveI, and MsFia An
| topettes 70 email that infants can scarcely be
1 found to wear them, consequently they arc not
! nseful nntl No 4 . reached TAe eo!ored
arc, Of course, the prrtdest for hess-
| N HAm BoSNETs
| saw come sweet things at Mrs. Stoughton'B'
Tie body part IL done In the lo9alest eua'
btoider5 you ever eAE. and finished with the
! broad border OF plated satin ribbon. which Ia
l
| ty mozeels ot hats, for baby bosA. OF soft
| white felt, with the wing OF \ bird pIaced up
right At the side md i soft blonde ruche or
the edge.
are made Of white Marseil1es merino lined
with silk, and white satin quilted md edged
| With Evans down. AAEes Of 1850 mcllno
lined With pink ELL, makes beautiful keiyice
allie cloak. They are cut in double circular
folm. 10 be used togethet or apart, As ctrcum'
staEces may warrant
DAnY'S JEwElnr.
A ring on tho dinEled finger; fiuc golt
chain round the plump neck, and tiny pal
Of cEain bracelets, to Loop the steeres-:hes,
| ale all good Taste permits the little one TO
the ftHt three Years. And ouly healthy. hap
w laLies should wear jeweizy. 4 thin, puns
wailinc infant looka Ehastly in the links an
cLaiEs Of fashion. Ercu with roey child, i
il Il good-nstustd t,urleeaue We arc suppose
to Etfnit 1.-THE little toad looks 30 cu,It.ing :.
Mcsay- Tho prettiost assortment OF cilildtu'
tewelEy have ever teen, can be found q
Me=srs. No1iln Il fiamilton's, vino hare mad
a specially OF it, md arc Aarl.heartcd Ill
barbarous cuougA 20 eel1 cunning little cal
rings for the tender earr, the owners O
Which ought to sue their uothers for mayhem
think Of a tlree-yeat old epitomo Of ~ouaa
Laving its ears punctured! lou cannot fin
such heroism among boys Of like ago. The
would roar lustlly 1t sight Of the plcrcin
bo1ltp, WEile the baby g1rl stands pale Al
serene, with tears in her blue eyes. and
ma blessed child That little touch
hcroIem il tue true detiuitiou Of a woman
character-HtsorG TO suffer and endure.
, 1870-07-31

dents will consent, at last, to take
the Emperor ut his word and give up Try
ing 10 follow his army. 1tweuld socs1 now
that, while they AFRO induleinga fal;acious
hope Of getting within his lines, the world
;s entertained with such information as tho
French authorities please to promulgate.
The only American correspondents that
have, as yet, sent any Information from the
seat Of war, are those Of the New York
Tri1une, which las distanced all competi-
tors by the prompsness and fulness Of its
intelligence. The Sun, of that city, an-
nouncel, with some characteristic flourish
Of tru,npets, that Bull Bun Russell IVES cn-
gagged for that paper, but, though wo hare
heard Of him somewhere near the field OF
operations, he does moi seem to be connu-
nicatiye to the Sun. Possibly be may be
true 10 the reputation he earned ut the first
battle OF Bnll Run, AMI, findng the French
army as dangerous of approach as the
rebels weso on that day, he remembers how
much safer discretion is than valor, and
consulta his own ease rather than the e1i-
gencies OF his New York employer. At nny
rate, lie was Intler an unsafe man to boast
Oh as the Sun hss found out bv this time,
, 1870-07-31

diniere" Is, and who drives about in these
days with her husband in his cab 10 visit tho
unhappy prueaian and Spanish Ministers;
women seem to have had pretty much tho
management Of The. the whole ts t,, ai1.iE. Ths
OF the Prince Of HohenzoHern, was tho
fret that was mixed up in tho matter;
twas said she had urged her brother to accept
the Spanish throne after he hau once declined
IT, and the French we're almoss ready Tor
fight with Belgium in consequence. Now, it
would seem that the whole thing could Laro
been kept secret it women could only have
kept IRON writing letters For ruEaor his it
that the Prince, having accepted, sent copy
OF bis letters to bis aunt, Princess OF En1cn !;
the amt tclegraphed the news to the Princess
Margaret, wife Of Don Carlos aud tlen<e tho
news vas sent 10 the legitimist newspapers in
rs.i4. As to the letter that the Prince "ruto
Trim, accepting TIE throne. 1t came not to
r,im. bnt to the Minister, who, Tor tho TINA
being, filled Prim. place, who, not being able
TO keep the secret, ind haring no rns6es 10
whisper 1t to: whispered it to lhe r=wspspers.
which answered ~ well, aud let the secree cut
kefo1e its time.
, 1870-07-31

time last week al1noss a1l the best Judges q Ea-
rope would hare conside1ed xuch an event tmpns-
s1hlc. 1t was bsd enough that Frsuce should ~
Elns q P.ussia 70 the thzons ot Spain would hs
esteemed DJ her easts bt!li 4 was worse u
her to volunteer this II tn offensive way betors
wesse IN Fsanee when Prince Leopold
rrstRneh bis caDdIdature 70 ask for more md waut
ent with he dignity Of Prussta, anil which were
meant to be rrfutctl; 1t was ret worse t0 make
these further offensive demands 10 an unprece-
Aepty offensive manner On The hing Of Prussia In
rnbfic place; but worse than ali Il the sudden
declaration Of r25, which tnFles Z foFeHone coz
e!uston,' ana shoTa taat, Nhatetef mAy be saI,
The nomentary cz1tl!daiure Of tue HUnenzDllesn
Prince WIS hnf prete1t: that The Emperor meant
from the beginning to light Prussia. and meant
"a account for sach conduct ne have to aban-
don all recent ideas OF the French Emperor, ant,
forget our experience of hin, a. an important
tois and guardians Of he peace Of Europe. We
must re-ur to the times following The eot' tL1:,
| when Lous Napoleon Was re9arsle'l as gambler
| aud u committing any ertme-as nan who
might inva,ie auT country without not1cc, and VINO
you'd NJ want even 5teent psssSxt M for Tss Esr
| Year, Ne have held other opinions Of the French
! Emperor, aII have thought sn8t these old unfa-
IL them Is worse than What he has now done.
The tnest desperate act OF midnight conspsator
4 10. morally worse than breach Of tae PEACE Of
EuTbp+ n thus manner on sudden, and WITH no
| Object Which any one can stae.
| "Whtn, indeed, the French proclamation OF
war reaches us We shall hare the decent dF1pefT
tn which the Emperor clothes his policy. But, use
| what words he maj. The znoMenIaly prele1t can
only cone TO this-that what is called relative
Of the King OF Prussia, that is, German Prince
| who has COMMON ancestor With the King before
| the year 1e00-shoufl for moment have been !
candidate far the Spantsh Crown, an,l that the
kibg OF Prussia win not promise that he never
Ike 50 again. Kut wbn: two nations r. ever to BE-
at pence II shadows Ike these are to c1use war
England Of Prussia might have attacked France
on tne nrst ttsnnlag Cf Bonaiarse empire. on
the ground OF the probable injury ii European
| equilibrium and ttR Inconsistency With the Vienna
ttrattes, upon far more plausible rrasona 4 Bona
I paFtt ct the TuIles'cs was mnCh more OF menace
10 Eulore tllun IIohtuzullern ut Madrid Is Of d
menace TO France. !ausl the lohenzulltrn Is nos
even at Madrl'l-on The contrary, SAYS he won't
81 there; and all the colhp!aut Is tnat Prussia
will hrt Say that II tle changes hts E1na he shall
'1I 1T :tt Eu tlese. A rftt.Nt for i great wuI
| 50 little si'ecloua and so eranescent xas hazr!T
csertetr.
"Of cUutse the real reasons are very different
The oaly Rational motives are fHp-oue national
sid tEe other p@rsotal Il y said tand Is We teal
trrel that Waf - popular 10 faEts BECAUSE t1issii
, 1870-07-31
4 31IINaxY Gunrd over Mtnnehnhn.
Falls.


1t is. perhaps, net generally known, thst IN
ACCORDANCE with \ joint resolution adopted by
Corgysss iu May Last, authorizing the Secta-
tagy Of War to select a thousand acrea OF the
re.sa1aeut military post. tha survey and setea-
liz II Of this military ate1 Is now in progrese.
u, Ter the orders OF Gef.eral Sherman and
thst General Sherman proposes To- include
uitln the limits Of the proposed reservation
| ,be Falls OF Minnehahz.
Considering that this waterfall Il two miles
d1s.ans from Fort Smelling, it "a difficult TO
conjecture en- What military grounds General
Sherman can wish to embrace it within tha
ares set apart for -ailitar5 pnrposes. unlesa
| he te inspired By desira to protect this
| haunt OF the Maids from desecration, and that
4 he considersit neeessary to PLACE a military
| gunrd over it for that puzpoee. What should
le done. and done as soon - paasib1e, il for the
| to set On the proposition Of Hon. Henry IL
| Rice, AID aetl the Falls and its surroundings
as public park to the cities of 81. Paul aid
Minneapolis. to be placed under their guard
The title to old Fort Smelling Reservation,
which embraces several thousand acres. Ia
now in dispute between Mr. Franklin Steele
and the government, and the joint resolution
to which We above referred empowers the Sec
Ietssy o1 Nar e. sett!e the dispute upon equi-
Mr. Steele purchased this property at PIT
rate sale for S60, COO, it We recollec. Alright,
from the then Secsetazy Of War, Floyd he
made one payment On it, but soma questions
having arisen aa to subsequent payments, the
! government afterHni refused to recosniza LIZ.
steeles title. who, We believe, has bean, md
isnow, wiling to ray the purchase money. and
} u quite willing 70 eede to the government or
purposes. It has been his design, We under.
: Htand, to build hotel at Nipnehah. Falls, /.
orret 10 utilize the natural beautiea OF The
| place a. public resort This would certainly
Ss so.ss sss sns gr Spn, iS
putppte IN REV.
, 1870-07-31

c'Her Sue ofc Tar greater than any COM
1nnnder, at the outset OF "aI, IL aoie 70
h1ng into action. iho army 'uAs seeates
ther. initiative may however BRING h1
moro troops into action than one which
must wait tho attack IN ita position.
The latter can only nave, at any
one i.'lnf, tac average OF men nec-
essafy Tor aA equally exposed points.
Inc tot1hef can concentrate against
one POM Us many oi us available forces
nj ''s olneefa are capaoie OF handling. In
'he t'cnen a''a ffass'nn ar1nles, at the
""'N.@' .ue "eaAnsss Is llAels 10 lie IN the
7t4'ne' Va tne o"ce1s In hanaAns
S.et c'o1moua 'oo'es OF troops Inc
s ~ " N"iS'ic'n' no" iSlng alohG hnea-
..a.> 80. a.u0s1n' Me ta1a"asty stated al trom
,~"''''' ~. ~ eo''oo' taen- Napoleon 'oe
"''' a4'ei seass oi war uau aeseiol'ea
aonne u eue nnes' s'fateei"'s france ever
go. aee" la, W. ~ 80 ..
t 1.su. A s -''"" 1u. '~>1 ~.
,A ~" |e' 400,
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, 1870-07-31
The .M4ifufltcur-

In the British Houee Of Commons, july II,
Lord E1x,ace Cecil asked the Secretary Of
Stale fox War whether, with the dew Of its in
troduc.;on into tha English seEEaca. any steps
bad been taken =, the govefnlaent to ascer-
n,itr1,,leur. wAIoh has been 1ately Adopted
md bishiy approved By the French military
autAori.ies; and whether il was tz1a that a
eeIect compistee was now oe had beer. sitting
| TO inquire into other descriptions Ct the z1naa
! be expected
! Ir. C.araeeN. Two n.itra;ltuTs hare beer
purchased; one from Ametien, called the
t7a.linx, and the othee from R.:lstnm. called
tho Neutigny. Tbe1 have hsen partially tried,
and returned to tho tuvenscfa at their own re
quest, for further improvements. One has
Been returned to Us, the other not 4 com
niltae las teen appointed. 1nd experiments
viii shor,ly be sesumcd> Ihs French iLstru
| ment IL OF thu Sauan Eapd.
, 1870-07-31

pathy with the pain OF strangu2a ion, that
lse would sooner see a murderer hanged, to
sustain tho fitness Of things, than to sre
him pasdoned and reformed under an iu,-
pulse of philanthropy. Therein do az
t1emes meet, since the hypar-lelicate Rns-
kin comes to tho same conclusion as Judge
T Trp,1,
, 1870-07-31
NTSEELL.fyEfl{tS

There IL an umbrella In nlngor which has been
IN rcsS4ss!un 9! ont fAuIly sur Nltv years. II WAS
Il brtilul gift
An acron1uf ut Altoona, Ga, on the Fourth,
hadn't the Courage to 20 ur, AMI the disappointed
crDwu pulled bin ont OF his car and Sent the bal
loon OF without him.
The eniiEc police force Of Pcnnsylvanis town
resigned In body, the other atay, from lonesome
nG6s- 1t W8s - party named JOneA
An engineer ran all the Way from SCHENECTADY
to Albany, the other dag, "Without stitch on
bis hack," anil Was arrested a. insane.
IA Long Island hig4misr Is n,e,i&a,l19 In Jail
nron the lnconsen!cnces Of has1sg married three
wonen-one Of tnem twice and the other two
once each.
Near Alexandria, Va, the other aay, coloret
man forgot his freedom, and, when giEca so1ne
work he didn't Ike, shouldetel his bundle aud
stlck and statted Sorthward Oh an old.fashioagt
runaway.
"A New York lady, who used some kind OF dye
10 produce the golden har 80 much admired, has
had one sl,1e Of her hair turn perfectly white and
the other side OF 4 Jelaowlsh green.
The question Of cxcus1n8 Hebrew cht1uren
from attending school on the Jewish sabbath and
principal hUlldsss Il agtt2tng the Boston school
directory.
"A popular cssaylst says: "Pertaps the great
triumph Of all moral writngs Including scr.nons.
t.. that they have produced some sweet aal inno-
| cent slcen"
| "A Massachusetts man hired a carpenter to
! repair his d~e1ling on Sunday, and then refused
| to pay him lhrause he had hrnken the law. The
carpenter struck mt 1rom the shoulder, nnti the
>ahpslartan WIS laid up for weex. vita beef.
| steak on his ere,
! a certain genial, bald-headed penYerpan.
while In Paris, went one ,Iay To tho Geological
| t;ar,en. The weather was Impressive, and he ,ay
| Jowr upon q bench. Presently be went TO sleep.
but was soon awakened h5 . warmth asou. the
hcnc. An Infatuated ostrich hal come along. aud
nlstaktng his ha.si head for IN egg, settled uawu
with determination 10 hatch 1t out.
In large laundry III New Jersey, eno wou,ep
caIn frbm dollar aa'l half to three 4iollass p,1
DAY, acs>nt,inG to their strength and skill Itw;k
suggested 10 the proprietor Of ,his lann,:y that
could hire Ctlnamrn to do tho Work at seventy
five cents lnr day, gold, By tue year, but be re
fustsl
! speaking OF the ' war n.aps," ao-callet]. whcl
many newspapers ARE now Printing, AMI, yhtcI
| appear TO tse Chinese puzzles, couteMpurar!
/ Dn1t1o 4 rirfn 1
, 1870-07-31
4 Formidable 1ndictn>ent Against
Napoleon.

The Innton Economist has long been the
rnest influential and conservative Of tho fnan-
eli Journals IN Europe. II il the iast Of all
orrsns OF public opinion 10 be Affected bT
ssentiment" or passion, and must be roeard-
ed ~ speaking only the sober Judgment OF
rsnit.l,.ts and the common verdict Of the
Insiness world. apart from nationality, when
II 3;ssusses tho var questions now at iss.ue.
he following articlet therefore. fsono the
Econom,l Of July 1s, upon the decl.Estion Of
vsr by Franco, his peculiar weight and. signid-
cAuce:
pnsss IA one Of those awful cyinta which bring
ecmn,ert 10 ! staud. and which Of themselves
| sa5yhlcg which en- be said abo1t them, Thi
, 1870-07-31
Personal.
Eatc Field swius ".fog fashion, -


-lienry Wilson viii soon pay his resrec:s In the
AfhsEt;t Honlhly to Jese. Rack.
Seine Ut the Long Branch girls refuse to dance
IN The same sets with J.tn FISK. j.
-l;iaslstonc's ealatJ as Prime Minister Il to he
1alsetl to $500 Fear. lie Is now receiving
E5,bt0.
-Eurenic graciously permitted the la'tics TO
leave "l their trains at.Foniaueolrau. on account
Ut the heat
-Dr. Pope. OF St. 11ouit, whosc suicide In Tarlf
We recently recorsie,f, killed himself because his
wife was in failing health, aud TIC was afraid he
would luce her.
Tho widow OF General tieorge II. ThemR.
has received his life insurance money. slassl.
The Kentucky co!oretl pet who has written
such q '"nE r'rm on tho triumph Of liberty sn
America, ts The Rev. Francis A. BoJd, elder OF the
Methodist Church In that vicinity.
Miss Ger0li, daughter Of thc Prusslan Minis
ter ut Washington, decorated the altar Of st. Mat
ihexs church Tor tho funeral geEvlces Of the iata
French Minister, N. rarado1
--k1snfuesEoefe., the architect Of the dome Of
the Capitol Ut Washington, "susc,dcs1" in that
city the other day. Liquor Was the cause
--t:harlcS plgIeEs -house il to he auctsonc:l on
III August. and It is expected The corsNrat:,n
ut Kochcstes Will purchase it and Keep II a. he
left It.
Vixen the s., 600 INSURANCE on the HE Of Mr.
Cule. late principal Of the high school 10 walpor.
Nasssrh,1a..ffs ras .,aIt fbs legal heirs nj oure
han,,e, nver t,a amonnt 10 the .nnnv ,sJr m
whom he Vas engaged to be married.
Daniel Wchster's head Ercw larscr as Its
~ h,a h,, sy..rv ,.,r tr,re
n,nI., c,,.r4.i I,,so,,,t .ha H,,1sh ro,n,c-
,.>c, ubn 10 ,crv chn1r ~ showf,o 81, naioHnra
:. W ~, sn .1n;,s.,n, ~ son;, -. ,na,. ~, 'n
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OF the rrc-RAphae!IteS.
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