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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

SPEED or ELecrRrc GrsSaLs -Profes-
sor Could has found that the velocity Of
the electric waves through the Atlantic
cables is from 900 to 5000 miles per
second. and depends somewhat upon
whether the circuit is formed by tho two
casies or by one cable and the earth.
Telegraph wires upon poles in tue ait
conduct the waves with velocity iiit lie
more than double this, and it is remarkcd,
rs curious fact, that the rspidity Of the
transmission increases with the distance
between the wire and the earth, or the
high; Of the support. Wires buried in
earth likewise transmit slowly, hke sub
marine cables. Wires placed upon poles,
but slightly elevated, transmit signals
with . avelocisy Of 12.000 miles per So
cond, while those At considerable hight
give a yelocay of 10000 or 20. 900
lniles.-J5uraat des Tsegrnphes.
AH NHAf Ial N4l'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

, sT An Isi=hman haviag gsSdasoly bro
ken pane % glass sa . nwindew, vwasi
nsskSss siss beat 90 HE way out Of sight
40 vellas nsiesi. butt snfxtunxsely tor
Pas, shs prepsie,or stole . march soa hia,, !
and sAviax ssissl iin BY she seslisr,d sx-
eaiued ,~sN Nsu tsc&e ny siados, did
you uos !szz So Ell lilsa . tss sosz Z. b
"fb Do sure 7 did" sid Pat. "snd
dfan's y1c see ne rCaning Nome .srw IN j.
nsy 70 ray Or il ?s's - ss<sisS ~aE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

Exrraospsyarx.. .Txsosr.-A ss;s,;n-.
ruishei chemis,. Dr.. GruS.clb.ch. : pre.
fesscr o. :he Cnivcrsi,y Of Upsas. has
come to Che ecseissicn thst chose E-yp-
taia tnuamiss which ere GpSsni u ths n. ..
ciens sombs on the, Mia. in = compl..e.
state-.hai is 10 say. without har;nr
been deprived 1of their brains and er,r;.ls
like most uummies Aase not esnbslmca
q all shss s.are seealsy tie buaiss Of indig
vidua's whose lie .has ,hsca !, momsns sarilv
suspenaed. with the intention Of rcssor;uc
them at some future time. enly the secret
fzpssss<s.sios wss .lssslr = Professor
0sesasieach 4a3Re4ssmaAy neeefa = asupel
Paff q hla eor9RoQg Qehers~ his. saawi
ssx.r1pess - - 4Ezs Zen YearS
- .ls. -! i! ].
ce1Nol. ale t64k43mfn69&3 j lDl
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

A Bs,rrrrrt srSrrasvr.-Tn Auyuss
tin Days great play "unaer tire ass.
light" Laura Courtlaad usters this bdan-
etul sentiment: g ass5 saI siI3--'15.1 q
+" Let the woman you look upon b 8,
wise or vain, beautiful or homcly, rich or
poor. she has but one thing she can real
ly give or refuss-her heart Her beau.
ty, her wit, her accomplishments. she
may sell 70 you--bat her love is the treas
ure without money aud without price,
She only asks ia return that whom you
look upon her. your eyes win speak .
mate devotion /; that when you aadrss
her, your voice shall DO gentle, loving aud
kind, That you shall not despise her be-
cause she cannot understand all At once
your vigorous thoughts and ambitious
plans, fsr when misfortune and cvil havcs
defeated your greatest pusvosss--hsr loseo
remains 70 console you. Youlusku lp0n
the, trees for strength apd grandeur; :; do
not despise The flowers because tlicir ffa-
GRANGE is an they have to give. Remen,-'
bsr, love is all that woman can givs--a
but it is the osly sRshly Ahise vl6shs
God permits US to carry beyond the grave"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

rr"May il please yb1r honor said
Q lawycr, sddressiug she5 Judge, "T brceghs
the prisoncr from JAN On - hsbsas sor- B.
pus. l. Es-y- fsas tssTz sLi axI Esd -z1szs
We'll" said farmer, who stood as
the back Of the court, ''thcsc lawyers xili
say Anything. fsaw tbc man get out o.
cab ss the eoars door. u .ss.i NJ
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

Ey- While passing house In virgia- q
ia, two drummsrs observed very pesa-
liar chimney. unfinished, aud it attracting
their attention, they asked asxen haired
urchin standing near the house fit "draw-
Cd wel," whereupon the aforesaid urcbin
replied Ha.Dsr1' 81 ysaaasa IL sbfd
Yes, it draws the attention Of all the
d-n fools that pass this road" 9, 80
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

Er The wit deservediy won his bet
who, IN company, when every one was
Dragging Of his tai. relation. 'vagered
thss ke hinsslf had trsshsr t,sclvs fseea
high. He had, be said. two half brous-
ers, each measuring six fact.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

kT Some time since . ssntlemaa died .
in the town of L--b.- who during Lfov
refused to believe in another world. Two
or three weeks after his demise. his vito
recei.ed, through medium, q coamuui.S
cation which read o. follows: q ssss szis
Dear wife. i now belicvc. pleaD (
send me my thin clothes and barrcl Of
ice water" ~ '1 ''@-7 .
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

EF The worst case Of dcafncss that
NC ever came across outside OF an asylum
was that ~ an eid lady Who lived scsoss
tue street from the arscnal yard. On the.
Fourth ef Jolly ,hey dseds . salute Of ss'i
guns. The Old lady Was observed 10 start :
aud listen as The las; gun was fred. and
then she exclsimed. 'Comc in p ''a-a.-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

EsrA Junction City photographer
presented revolver to the head of geu-
denasn vim was sitting for his phnse-
graph. With the cheering remark: my
reputation IS an artist is At stake. II
you don't look smiling, IL blow your
brains out"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

ENe-cr eOhiie in ycuAg man
new pail. leak. Never tell ycar secrets
to the aged-old doors seldom shat clsse-
y. 81 "a --L- 3. a.. -.- II .. rl-Ea.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

fy'what 10 the cause Of that bell
ringing 2 inquired William. ~
4 tAiuk,' said John, that somebody
has pulled the rope" y ,y7 4s-std 4
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

kg-A cynical pedsgo sue gives il as
his opinioa that now s-tixys lakes appear
t. treat their waist as vulgar Factions
to be redacoi % the lowest ,eru,s.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23
S1.MARY IS BEACON
L. !. ,s......s ..... r.s..s., 10 81 Z, ;.
JAMES =. ppwks.


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hst t-~esssss ESr sks~ser rerics thsa SIX months
are - psss< sufe disre nsinssa sntiiaIl avsesrs-
81 are I'D exceP' at the opssor ofthe pahiisls-
u H -
T@rssss asvr~rr~tra rs ess rer square for
ske - s-srtsaz. anf s0sss for every sxlse-
Sne=s in<sTtssa-z Ess "a iines or iess eon<fitafe
Slaa- ~ he nsEsfcr of Insertions be noe
u4sfsf 81 fase asft@sffsetnen: !: wifffe rfhlish-
90 sasTV feeesa. ard cF,ars-d accordingly. A
eesaf &xsssesisu N .irso those whc "A sersise Ey
tse re~xs SO e sas F1 Lac .s,6 zms.f
e.,szssEaic=fioas ofa personal character viii
- slsara.j at siir sssae rates aivertisemerts;
caSss-ris~ ever zen iinrsin i~ngth will be chnrg-
r&zs sAx ssss nf Sc crrss per square. la1s'
IA sssAnusaniessiens foT publication must be
srssr=.=Sisl Y iGh ihc real name of the author,
or : A'-sr'i,a % ~ lc raia 20 :hsm. The real
Frf--s oTf'~ ruthur wiii rot he published unless
! ssvvA. act Ss eaansi consent so insert COM
U.sAI0~alens gulsss VI kaow the writer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

!, is wisls-~ssre.-ssaiea r~.rlc as with
n.yrsv-nerksi hosslss-.hs Is .tisybsvs
ia thew, the more leise they make In
tSar'ag ont.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

s..I.et us remove senp,asioa .fpoa the
path Of youth, !" ne the iros said when be
plunged into the water ON secing . boy,
take M kt,Sae. sSs@ 80 1s'e4-@ 80 - J
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

nIsnaxrs rercsAuox or rns wesrp.
s-Aeswdinx - . rresnt sssina,e the Psp-
,l.s;rv az shs globe is about .3as .000, :
60 sssls sf iAis. nsmlsr 81. o00. goo
49, "A shs Msseeliaa raes; Sev. .0co.- :
ol,e s ne Cascasian 100 900, 900 70 ,hc
rskieSi.a ; 1z6, eoe. 100 10 tLs Malay
.,i Iooo. co pihs inde- Americsh race.
-ss sssssl nssrsslssy = ssss 3, Coz. 600.
-anssepxxss. $50 g ssxv
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

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vvs4 - ,sessks tssass@srzse1 sxissee
- T=a - ssszsua - ss~Ssszs > 3aaasIs
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tsTsssix-T faso sszsI ss4ss' ssfs ssiR sazr~
f@sissSo ri REQ assd-F .vtsa tr as > s-zs ~
fsai4ssw "a ysasss-t5a n .sss s.fsaa ew
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

uos possible Tor us N day, we're it gracious
even to undertake the task while sill in
the shrouded silence Of his darkensd home
all that Was m ,rtai Of him awaits the re-
weren't obseqa,es of . nations grisf.-I
Certain thugs. Indeed, il is obvisas and
simple TO say OF hin. G -l.sss-g rss 500
Such m extent and degrees ef popalsrs
i,y as he had achieved no writer OF our
own generation in any country has equal
led, nor aay writer JUDGED Of our century
save S.ott and Byron aud Goethe. Nor
has any English author. with the excep-
iiou 0. Ss,akespears. given TO the Eag-
lish-spsaking world 50 many types Of
character, TO become TO US as fami.iars
ana as fr,en,ls. Il is easy to pronounce
these types in the nsin to be caricatures
rather than types 10 declare thar they
r,,ber excress isolated aud extravagan.
neeuliar,iies OF human feeling or fashion
or form ;han enlbas.y the coherent aai
possible attributes OF cdnccivab.e Truman
characters. Teey az least rSpreseus 20
mapy phases Of .notern ,Iifc with 10 rr,uch
yiylJness aud WITH such sfulh Of rfsc,,
. Il mot Of desicn, rsat ths popular con-
sc;;ousa sc.;;o,usa aess has taken them int Itself wher-
ever that modern life Is lived. The plots
| 81 Tho novcls IL which they i've and movs
aad Nave their beins Tor the most par,
nav Be veAk Ind anirteressing, Shd. 50,
,osssfor ile most part are the ploss ol
,uost sueu's xad Vt tncst w5nieu,st iiws
and II we sec of DicK Kens's pcfs5uxg Hes onf,
Que feasnrc xhss.s fAssess itsek Tpoa uui
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

Three months ago the name of Napoleon vas
the leading one in Europe. The markets OF the
world were effected by his frown or smile. or
by the condition Of his health from day to dav
The fact that he gave a pleasant word to this
ambassador, or q cool one TO that, was te,e-
graphed to the ends OF the world Did his liver
show signs Of sluggishness down went the 6nan-
cal barometer at Paris, at Liverpool. At Nev
YORK, at every market on the face Of the globe.
To-day there are "none so Door 10 do him
reverence" If he were dead he would scarce
be more completely overlooked and forgotten.
ne may be at Rheims, at scissors, at Mont
medy. nobody knows, nobody cares Like Car
dinsl Wolsey, he has now full opportunity IN
cultivate bitter reflections upon the vanity OF
human grIsetness.
In the case OF [" the nephew Of his uncle, % his
tory repeats itself. His position and circum-
stances afford striking psraphrase to those OF
the first Napoleon after the disastrous campaign
following upon lis escape from Elba. Scott, in
ms Life OF -,apoleon, says Of the latter after
Waterloo.
sJhort as was the time he fingered at NAL
mason, incredible as IL may be thought Nspo-
leon was almost forgotten in Paris" t.No one, :"
says well-informed author living In that city
during the crisis, except the immediate friends
OF government, pretends to know whether he Is
NJ Mamaison, or seems TO think IL q question or
importance TO ask. On Saturday last Count
NJ saw him there; he was tranquil but quite
lost His friends now pretend that since his re-
turn from EIba he has never been quite the
man he was"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

The noble race Of Clapp have been holding
family reunion at Northampton, Massachusetts,
and It is stated that fully seven hundred of the
kith and kin were gathered from all parts of
the country. Theodore Clapp, of Easthampton,
called the meeting to order; w. ID. Clapp, of
Northampton, made speech Of welcome, and
introduced the president of the day, A. Nj. Clapp,
Of Washington, Congressional printer,) who
spoke briefly and was loudly Clapped. DIR.
Alexander ii. Clspp, OF New York, delivered
historical address, tracing the race of CIapps
back to Richard, Earl OF Hampton, and in this
country to i've Clapps, who, religiously perse-
cuted, came over In 1880, and settled at Dor
chester Then followed, an enumeration. ola
long line OF notable Clspps, including Preserve
Clapp. OF Northampton; the renow ned diyines.
Rev. Nathaniel Clapp, OF Newport, X. L., and
Rev. Theodore Clapp, or New Orleans; the
welEkno"n educators, Noah, Supply, Elisha.
and Nathaniel Clspp; and such business men
as Congressman A w. II. Clspp and his father.
Asa Clapp, the Portland Mel millionaire, who.
according to Major Jack Downing, was so zeal
Gus jackson man that when Old Hickory was
expectedat Portland he provided q silver cham
Der utensil for his guest, in place of the crock
cry article usually considered good enough.
After more speech-making the seven hundred
Clapps went to dinner, and the interesting cele
oration was closed by singing "Auld Lang
Syne. The meeting was a solid, Harmonious
anair' without Clap-trap or Clapperclawing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

Such of the street railroad companies of New
York are affected by the legislation OF Con-
gress last winter In abolishing the tax on gross
receipts, have concluded not TO declare any more
DIVIDENDS, in view of the reduction or prices, to
take place after October LIST, TO cents per pas
senger. They assert that their routes do not psy
NJ less than 81 cents per head. The charters
OF some Of the companies permit them to reau-
Late their own prices. Those affected are the
companies whose charters fires the fare at 5
cents, but who, by act OF Congress, were per-
mitted to charge 8 cents to cover the govern
ment tax on gross recepta The extra cent
good deal more than covered the tax: but that
law was repealed last session, and the companies
noS come back upon the hard pan Of their char
ter requirements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26
sTHE SEASON orExHAUsTIoH.

The close sultry weather which usually prev all
toward the end Of summer is particularly unfsvera-
bie 10 the feeble and eAervated. Even the well knit
frames Of strong feel the influence Of the season,
and lassituds and lansaor pervade the whole
munity, Ladies, especially those in delicate health.
suntr much from debility, occasioned by the humid
hesf, and feel the want OF a wholesome invigorAnt.
In fact, necessity for something to recruit the ex
hausted system u experienced, more or less, by
every body, and the only question is, tctai tia; soe
lang pa Be. With those who have tested the eject
Of HostetterS Stomach Bitters on themselves, or
have observed its effectsNon others, this question
will not be in doubt for q single momsnt.
Its tonic and regulating operation, and its agency in
creating healthy appetite sad promoting Digestion
rightly classed by all who have resorted to this
unequaled vegetable invigorantg and corrective,
among the most extraordinary therapeutic wonders
o. modern times. 1t should be taken at this season
as safeguard against the epidemic diseases which
apt to attack the relaxed system in the fa
the year. ~. sE4
As II is understood that mercenary spec ulators in
various parts Of the country endeayoring 10
persede the standard tonic of the age with worthless
articles manufactured by themselves, which they
represent to be superior to this long tried remedy it
is proper TO put the public their guard against
this species of imposition and to them az ainst
the deleterious trash with which dishonorable deal
ers seek TO dreuch them. su12 eo3tSw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

The veil is lifted from the European scene of
operations to-day sufficiently to show something
of the recent movements on the board. The
great body of the German army is undoubtedly
moving on Paris, and a considerable force il
within three days march of the city, while
scouting parties have approached yet nearer
without accepting exaggerated estimates it
may be set down as probable that the army now
so nearly within striking distance of the de-
voted city numbers not less than 400, 200 men,
and that as Metz, Strasburg, and the other
French fOrtresses now occupying the attention
of large bodies of the Germans cspitulate, the
immense force before Paris will be largely
increased, unless, indeed, ss will most likely be
the case, Paris Is captured first.
From Paris, to-day, We have in turn accents
OF hope and of dependency. All seems to be
doubt and uncertainty there. At one time ru-
mors OF French successes and OF hopeful combi-'
nations and movements effected by Bazaine and
McNahon put the Parisians in a fools paradise
of citation. Again, the news of the steady ad
vance of the PIussians in Overwhelming num.
bers, and misgivings Is to the ability OF
Mcmahon and Bazsine to extricate themselves
from the tolls, throws them into the depths
OF dependency. With the evidences Of disin-
tegTation and confusion Of counsel on the part
OF the French, there seems little to be hoped OF
their ability to make any successful headway
against the colossal enemy.
Paris to-day, 1t seems, puts all its hopes on
McMshon, but 1t would appear that McMahon
himself is quite likely to be cut of from that
city by the enterprising Prussians. We have a
report of battle yesterday at Steny, ten
miles from Montmedy, with another victory for
the Prussians. The fighting here would seem
to have been with a portion Of McMahons COM
mand and the result does not look auspicious
OF bis ability to save Paris from the German
deiuge impending.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

IRISH NATIONAL CoNsRBss.-At the Irish
National Congress In Cincinnati yesterday
morning, James ". Fitzgerald, of Ohio, was
elected president; p. W. Dunn, Of Illinois, vice
president; j. j. Harrington, of Indiana, j. w.
CAT, OF New York, and j. q. Boyce, of Penn
sylvania, secretaries. Both branches Of the Fee
man Organizations were represented, IS well a.
the Irish National Brotherhood. james W.
Gibbons, president of one branch of the Fenian
organization, has offered to surrender to the
national organization all property and funds
under his Control. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

TIM CHOLERA IN THE PRUssIAN ARMY ON
TIE MARCH.-It has been reported that the
cholera has broken out in the Prussian army
around Metz, and there Is no improbability in
tho report. Before the war was begun at ali, it
was announced that the disease had made Its ap-
pearance at several of the Baltic ports, and as
pestilence Is always sure to follow the track of
great armies, 1t would not be surprising to learn
that, anon, it was working as much havoc In the
opposing camps as those terrible landmarks of
death, the mitrailleuse and the needle gun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26
The Markets To-Day.
rsIe1v0pksd R1clsxstuslp 70 ne Rpemino &ynx

BALTIMORE, Aug. 25.-Cotton unchanged Flour
dull and irregular. Wheat steady; Maryiapd Am
Der, SaSl So fair to good red, 30aS - CON
mon to fair g oas 3; white wheat, s5as l.65;
southern, 81 a5sSl l2 do yellow, soca95e. mixed
western. sOcAS5c-, western white. 90aSl Oats, &c
Rye. 75aSOc. Pork, more weak at SsOa 30 So Bacon
less firm; rib sides. IN; clear do, lsl shoulders
firm, at 93a94. =
BALTrnoRB. Aus. - vireinis skies, old ,52k bid
~ asked; do, 1856 o3s+ bid "a asked do, 1851, $50
bid: do coupon old Is bid, 65 asked. North Caro-
linas, old, 30 bid; do. new, 3 bid.
NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Stocks very dull Gold,
l6sa Money 4a5 per cent. Exchange, long 9y< short
leA Bonds, Iss Virginia &c, ex coupon, Is; new
IS. North Carolina's, old, 521s: new, %.
NEw YoRT, Aug. a.-Flour dull. Wheat slightly
in buyers favor. Corn quiet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

By Bsab~s', Bvoksys' aaa CSnmsresat TslssyapAl
Lewis johnson h Co., quote stocks aud bonds in
home and foreign markets a. follows:
NEW YORK, Aug, 2.-First Board-U. 4. 90, 1881,
coupon A4 as. lS62 coupon. ll15< s3os 1854 cou-
pom llos: as 1855 coupon, Ill 5-3Os new 1855,
coupon; lo1 Dos, 1857 coupon, no; SOS, 1863 cOu-
Mariposs. So; do. prefd. -; Canton OK; Cam,
s e1T,sndi S2 Western UniSr f...sragh. %; oaick
Power, 10; Adams Express, etss; Wells, Fargo L
TO- 49,, Eapress' u: Amsricsa Exp,e-, 20;
New New York Central aud Hudsoa, sas; do. 90. Scrip,
Harlem, prfd Isa; Realms. 90; Michissn vsntrsi,
lis H. Lake Shore and niehisse southern. SlA
losi: Northwest, SIS; do i, preferred, s5si: New
Jersey Central loI. Rock Island ,lsls old; Milwsu
kie and St Paul, 5es ankle and ST. Paul pref 4.
I6.S: Wabash ana We.tern, SIS; Wabash and
western prefd =; Fort Wayne, 81; Alton and Terre
Alton, III; Chicago 3 Alton, prsrd. III
Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, as1S; Tennessee
sE virsinis State &c, old, IS: North Carolina 81
old sac; do, new, % Missouri 6s, 3D. Gold, ll6,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

The CHINESE OUTRAgKs.-At the date of the
latest adyices from China, the French negotia-
tons at Tien-tsn for satisfaction for the recent
outrages were suspended. The French demand
ed that three mandarIns implicated in the mas
sacre should be given up to be shot, but the
Chinese are willing to surrender only one of
them News has been received that the Portu-
guese expedition up the Zambesi has been de-
feated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

SINGULAR DEATH OF A BOSTON CAPITALIST.
jacob w. Pierce, well known and wealthy
citizen OF Boston. was shot at "Wednesday even
Ing, on the road from Waltham to his residence
In Brookline. The noise frightened his horse,
which threw him from his carriage, infiictiug
man who fired the shot probably intended rob
berry. The event creates much excitement, the
deceased being one Of the leading Capitalists of
State street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

The New York Commercial says that gentle
man while reading an essay on "Bes.emer
Steel before the Scientific Convention at Troy
Tuesday collapsed and fell to the floor In An
insenAble sondi ton" Glad to hear it. De-
hghted The Be ssemer steel bores nearly as
phyxated the whole Newspaper corps here Las.
winter, and We rejoice that one of the crew has
been hoisted or foored by his own petard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

second Pocahontas cut the bonds Of DR.
Merple, recently captured by the Indians a,
Bitter Greek, and sent him of to the settle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

Masonic male and female COLLAGE a. N
oe erected In Bolton, Texas.
~ - chic, onieaso lady who didn't like the shane
5sbber- n~s mad An elegant one made or
an Indiana paper SAYS its honss b.x.
-one where the mole dwelIeth. A'Pes nave
No. me- ne oersey papers say there are a mod
"~ny Lazy oo-divers At Long Branch. s'od
m in fnnaon e, TSsnman Is again dangerously
SLaurs keene has joined the C.,ho,,.s
was bapused recently at ST. Paul, MINI. -"'
0Chillicothe, Ohio. has an Ordinance. .,..
1g even spotnecAries' shops on SUNDAY. Phy.ic
must work only sir days. "!se
6-At North Conway. n. H., black Ia, III,
ooDs Tor gentlemen are out OF style. They .ps
replaced by folded blue wells, which are 80. 80
IS souvenirs OF the fair-donors. WIN
~Mr. A. G. Patterson, who has exp,oras
that country, says the Roman Catholic Cbnrch
on hungary u steadily gaining on the Protes-
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