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BROOK Tk.

manson place Is " be repayed with the Miller
pavement,
Dennis Callahan was found drowned yesterday of
faIillon street.
Thomas DAILY, prisoner. attempted to hang him
SELF In the Butler street pouce station yesterday.
Bub' Mclaughlin, cousin OF the Boss, was seen
driving through Brookyn yesterday trotter paid for
BY the people
George Harris, colored, waa drowned while bath
ing In astagnant pond on Fourth avenue. corner OF
SAckett street
Boss Mclaughlin lost $1,000 in the defupct Cen.
trAl Bank He Gels easy, however The Fourth avenue
job viii cover the loss.
Boss Mcl.aughns Fire Commissioners ride down
the Coney Island road evcy afternoon at the expense
OF Brooklyn taxpayers.
Mary Colgan, of 5G4 Pacific street was fatally
burned yesterday by kerosene. with which she was
klndng a IRE In the stove,
What has become Of tho case of John McLaugh.
lin, son OF " Bub" Mclaughlin, who WAS arrested Tor
illegal voting 81 the last eiecuonf Can JuSllcs walsh
AnBwerP
George Pickett second mate OF the ship Ceur do
Lion, was commit ed to tue Penite eutary Yesterday for
four months BY Justice walsh. for mAllreating John
Martin, seaman
Tho taxpayers are called upon to pay g. $40 900 for
the OF Fourth avenue, Atlantic avenue,
Bushwlck Ayenue, and uowanus Canal What 10 Boa
McLaughilns rake In these jobs1
Philip Daley, formerly . constable In the Sixth
Ward recently disappeared On Saturday Justice Del.
mar learned BY despstch from Joliet H. that Daley
HA thale n The eastodI ok AA kAarll lRAAAA.
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NEW JERSEY.

Tho Newark Police Commission last night dis
missed ,r policemen Two tOr cJwartlcc, And four tor
dlsobeC Ciencc,
Mrs Fortemayer, Of 1855 Thomas street, Newark,
died Of the heat ON Monday. Her husband recently
died OF sunstroke.
Mrs. owen McKenny OF Harrison township, YES
tcrday undertook to klnne stove hre with keToscna
oil, and was terribly burned.
The sale OF the Newark and Bloomfield Horse
RAirUnd IL announced by Sheriff to iorcclose mort
grge held by Andrew LenSscna.
When the news Of the death Of Senator Cobb An
j. Boyd HeadlcY rea ,hed Mortistown, business wiz
suspended aud the nNgs displayed ~ hall mast
A copy u The Sun was yesterday deposited in
the corner stone OF the new Paterton linking houso.
TO be one Of the inest bui dings In New Jersey
The cash account OF the Traders Express Com
pAny at ther Monclair Ohce, IL said TO Do 500 short
BenJamu smith, their ageut, has been missing unea
Friday last
On Monday night four prisoners escaped from the
New Bruuswick, N. iail by means Of a wooden key
They knocked down Watchman who tried to stop
them outside Ne jail.
The Chosen Freehoders Of Nowork yesterday
Adoptcd resolution for tae AbIo ntment of a commit
tee TO VestgAte the charg,s of COlusOn between
builders and member Of tn nTst commit ttes tho
High Bridge, Bloomfield, hy which t30lOOO eIpGnd.
ed on that work. to tho de r 1T Of the Interests OF
the county.
.Pavonis Lodge, No. 10, a new lodge Of Good Ten.
lowing ofncers installed Howard CAirns. ". @, q;
Chaplain wiiiam How., w. h S. GAVIN Essnsith.
Y. z William Blsh. "; 8. fsnny snlnh y As;
s..s s.s w:% sa,sw Nd c.'s aIs9 E9m%si P .s s,s
u. BxeUA. =. VIC
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JOITINGS ABOUr 10 wv.

II. n NJ gunboat Minstrel arrived yesterday from
Nassau. She mounts two guns, and has Il Officers and
Tho meeting OF tho Evangelical Alliance has been
Indefinitely postponed on account OF the war.
Mary Ann Norris WAS terribly beaten yesterday, At
l3s West Thirtythlrd street, by her husband who eS
capped.
Thomas Ellis, aged years, son OF the Reservoir
supeIntepdent ip Central Park, was drowned ~ one OF
tue basins Yesterday
The fare from New York to Sing Sing by the op.
position bOAts-Adelphi and Gen. SedgWiCk-is ten
cents, and to IisverstTAw ave cents,
A horse which died on Monday evening opposite
i6 Broadway WAS permitted to lie uhdlsturbed decoln
posing In the sun. until about II o'clock yesterday
The United seamen's fraternal festival Ia the
event In Jones Wood on the 10Th II Is for the beneh
OF the wounded, widows aud orphans OF tie patriot
army.
Edward Cummins, Agei 8, fell from the cherry
tree In his fathers garden. One Hundred aud Forfeit
street between Seventh and Eighth avenues. He died
yesterday.
TIE four rioters on tho Sylvan Shore, who assault
ed VIM Newton on Monday. were before Commissioned
discharged.
The great chess contest between New York and
Brooklyn PlAyes endet last night IN the CAFE lnternA
lonAl In fAvor Of Now York Tue SCORE sto0d-heu
f0tk u Brooklyn '. dNvaI
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FLASHES FROM THE OCEAN CABLES.

Cotton closed in Liverpool with upl,nds At s,li..
and O,l, ans at ID.
Consos closed al 90i. for money. sDS for account.
Fvciwcnes OF d! % Oi OJ ST. Of o. 81 Teu.fortes.
Sl4.
The snip Briigewatcr. which sailed from New
YORK july /, ran aground while enteing HAyre lar.
Dor.
The British Government ! rs declined to negotiate
further wltA the United States the extradition OF
swindler3.
Fears entertained OF another attack on foreign
cs at Tien Tsn, and the gunooats there threaten
shell the city
The High Court OF Justice at Bois has sentenced
the cnnsplrutors TO terms OF imprisonment ranging
from hye 10 twenty years.
The rcgstta of the Royal Yacht Squadron was con.
tested yesterday orRydc. The cup was won by Mr..
j. Mulhui alGs echOoner EgeT!a.
Tie Greek Government refuses TO assist the Eng.
lisa Judges sent u Greece TO investigate the brlgand
mBssHcres. lhe British Minister has protested.
Minister Wlshhurne was receive on Monday by
the Empress for the purpose OF delivering the reply OF
PTrsident Grant to the letters recalling Minister Ber-
themy
The LondOn Times thinks the United States Con-
grcss made great mntAke In adiournig without
coding r. esdcnt Grants suggestions and especially
without egE alton for the resuHCitlion OF Its merchant
navy now uerishlng under fatal tsr,n.
Sir. Mac Hale, Archbishop OF Tu.m, having 70.
Monday, but the Archbishop diSnnprnyr such do
monstrl linn aud was not present. In' people
sembled became disoTderly and III police were OBJ
lived Interfere.
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The Germans Of the Fourth anI Ninth Wards Of
this city OF the Tenth Ward, BROOKLYN and u the
schilIerbunl Singing Society formed Patriotic Aid
Societies yesterday.
The Germans OF the Ninth Ward last night formed
a Patriot All Society, aud elected Mr. Eli II. Som.
merkorn President, and delegate to tue Central
Committee.
An Aid Society was Z rmed in the Fourth Ward
las; evening Sr. ". W-gncr being elected Presi.
dent.
At sn enthusiastic German meeting in walhall
Hall, Orchard street, last night. f30 raised for
the patriotic fund committee VI 800 was appoint
ell 10 colect fun IS.
Two hundred German officers and soldiers who
are here on furlough, me; last night IN 1871 Broome
street, and formed themselves into the Won Duren
FreicOTps. 1Lsy intend To comIiet their corps or.
ganiZatiou, and return n boiy 10 the bl tlt leld.
The Executive Committee OF the Gcfmsn Patriotic
Aid Society issued address last night for
the recent victories, but calling for aid Tor the
wounded, and tho w.s9ss aud orphans. The
patriotic fund in the Treasutefs hand. am cunts to
fbi0OO shO,OO OF which was ordered to given 10
tie North German Consul tor transmission 20 Berlin
LiDEEAL GERMAN EDITOR.
Mr.. q. ouendorier, plbsher aud editor OF the
New loyk.F Nfdat' Zsitung, ueightei At tie news oi
the German victories over the Frcucl gave caci o.
lis editorial employees his excellent Jouinll !,
eleven In number hny dollars In currency ssyns,
As he DID 50, that II vac to enable them To celebrae
the glorious victory without draw lng upon their own
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TROITING Ar BUFFILO.
Derby tho Winner Of the First Race, naA
Idol the Winner Of the SECOND.


The great International Trotting Meeting COM
mcnced at Buffalo yesterday. The day fine, ssA
the attendance very large. There were two trots
set for the day. The first raco wss for purse Of
$4,000. for horses that have beoten 2@ First
horse, tiaO; second horse, $500 third horse $500.
The entries we're:
Viii Smith Lsncs,te5 az I'll Logan Tom
S, HsiFSS, i;.s nsS r sS' ,. @
Gsa sast cSfHsS @ Young s. FlPSSon ESs
ThS... Th% = sSchs Ss.S M Kps.s , n'd
Isaac u Loder, Cambridge City. ind. T. y. Lew
9snet, Cleveland. n; Lady Garncld,
John 90 !. MGkInqow, Cheago 3r m; tennessee. r
did not start The race turned out a most capital
There were six heats, and all made in
capital time
.rInsr hrAI-ns was won by Lew sayers hsaadlly
was second. and Derby third.
ssyers ana bsroy sasers eads ali tne i%st half ns
uliJust ~ the nush wheh Derby got up, and catching
am sGld on the score made dead heat Lady '''o''d was
TnIRp HEAr-Logsn was now drawn. In the nr.t Of
made hard work OF II for hun. aud nnAlly headed on
inr home stretch and won the heat Dcroy second and
foGEIn | HAT" Ga-ncld and Derby nr.t fyorte. in
va; S91 BY 9sfIy ssT .a.rp coSif.I z; ,hs nni;h
FIR IN HEAT Derby nrt iavorIte, Lady Garneid
neld second. and -. Elmo third
- SIXTH uEAr.-DeTby now strong favorite Capt
led All through v,nninE hsneiy Lady Garncld
ond ana Smith thifd.
Derby won tine race and nrst money, 81, 80, max
iny dead heat in the second, and winning the
fourth, fith, and sixth. Lew. Sayers got second
money, $3.50, having won the nrst holt and made a
dead heat with Derby In the second. Lldy Garfield
got third money, 500, having won tre thrd heat.
Time, aa,'. 22JA, 2;2Sa, 22s'4, 23jA s:3}A.
The secoud was for a purs,, $1,000, for
horses that htys never bolten 2!1 FIRST horse.
fourth horse, 500 The entries we're:
=. c, white. wscrtown y. Y, b G. I'd. White;
Budd DOble PhilAdc phia Pa, blk IN Jessie wsies;
Dan Mace, Ncw GorE, ch m. ldol VI l.odcn. New
asre strckahd Sv o. Hsk6E. Miwaakce h VIZ. q M m
western Gitl jMnliam BrOwn Bunalu, ch $. Byron {;
ar; heS' NJ n"uno o.r o. ~ ~; M nv w, nFIFes @ L9oms
Chicago, ILL.,, =. :. Jonn Morris'ey.
The startsfs were: white, Idol, Strickland West.
ern Girl, and MOrlissey. Tnc was an excellent
one. IL won by IGol In four heats and she was
drst iayUrito before the start.
FIRST lIEAr,-belle Strickland led all through and
won the heat. wh'cn was contested by Western Glr
Who was second ana Wh.te third. Idol was laid up
and did not go tor the heat.
SECOND HkAr-ldOl still fayore. nelle led the nrst
halt mile Idol contendl1g; but IDOL got front at tho
af pole. and iei home hrsi. Belle second. ana While
1uIRD HEAr-Idol \ STRONGER favorite yet On tho
turn Idol took the lead. aad won the heat White
second. Western Girl third.
Idol heaicd led all tnrough winning the heat
White contcadinG at the last and beng second. Belle
third
Idol won the race and rrst money, g. ODc; Belle
second money, tl,0O White third money, 600
| add Western Girl fourth money, t4O0. TiHe-s23.
GHL 2.21A. 221t.
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sPARKs FROM THE TELEGRAPH

The Democrats OF North Carolina have elected 80
Senators ana IS Commo1crs.
None OF the vessels composing the North Atlantic
squadron are IN Cuban waters.
Terre Tauts had terrinr storm on Monday, with
haistOnes siI inches ~ circumference,
The steamer John Brooks from Boston to Port
land. ran into the British schooner Helena, on Cape
Ann.
The first bale OF Alabama cotton oil the crop
Wss received In New orleans last night from the plan
tAtion OF Trmbe Jackson.
Sheriff RenWorthy served with an injunction
ycfterdaV, restraining him from selling the property O
ihe lloston Hartford, and Eric hallway Company Ia
Ducthcss county.
In a regatta in Galveston bay Yesterday, fifteen
yachts entered. The distance was fourteen miles The
j. u. SAbels. % foot keel yacht, Was the winner
Time, two hours aud siI minutes.
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Personal INTEL LIGENCE

Dr. Helmbold has not been injured by the Running
away OF his horses at Long Branch
Mr. Lewis N. Johnson, Of Haverhill. Mass, has
been appointed Principal OF the Newark Ii.h schoo
vice Mr. DuuAp, resigned.
The President arrived in Indianapolis by special
train yesterday afternoon lie took dlnner, and then
proceeded West without detention.
Mrs. Emma Cline, who has acquired fine renuta-
On actress and vocalist in the South aud Wes'
vii appear ucxt uonday Al NiplJs, IN the Duke,
Motto"
The Hon. Charles c. Allen, member OF tat New
York stock Exchange has left tho Continsntsl Long
Branch ard propOse0 To spend q few weeks with his
niend Jos J. Marvin. EtQ., ut Hague, LAX, George.
The Democratic nominee for Congress In the
Eighth lndsna District l. Mr.. " IAN C. Moreau, who
Was dismissed from the army In 1854 by Gen. U. II
Thomas for rendering his csGnation while under
chargeLof obtaining mOney under IAllc ptelehce,.
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C. II. Fckert father OF Gen. T. T. Eckert, o. the
Western Union telegraph Company. died At Po1uI
Ohio. on Monday
Mr.. Richard Harden burgh OF Guilfori, Ulster
county isthrr OF Senator arcenburgh died at his resi-
dcHce on sunday sged 10 years.
Mr.. Severyn Kuykendall, assistant foreman in tho
EIle Car repair shop IN Port Jews. srd
atallN injured in ihe shoD in Port Jctvl. on Monday
All, moon, He was taken to his home in Brooklyn.
where he died while the were operating upon
one OF his broken Inns. lie was Ia his t!d year He
had been years In the Erie Company's employ aud
everywhere respected
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The Departure OF the French Troops from
Rome.

Rows, Aug. 7.-General Dumcnt, commander
Of the French forces, let Rome last night with an
to take command OF a division Of the army in the
field. Gen. GuilheIn, who remains TO superin, end
the embarkation of the remainder OF the troops,
had audience With the Holy Father to-
DAY, and most coureously treated.
AuguH S.-The last OF tue French army Of occupa-
gelan aud Panama for Marseilles and the seat OF
war. The embarka,ion OF the French troops was
retarded by storm. But for this. the last OF the
troops would have gone several days ago
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WESTCH ESTER COUNTY.

Patrick Harritv while quietly passing along the
Boston Road NoTrisGnla, on Monday night was
assailrd by Herman BcekmAn, special policeman and
without tie slightest proyocation was knocked down
aud brutalN ueaten.
Mar, stanton the wild woman OF the woods ="
who was discovered some time ago almost nude roam.
Ing ABOUT the grounds OF Mr. Lurllard al Wet Farms
Is again u large. She was seat to tie County Nolk.
hoD 20 ior glancy en- met aPprrhcnded SHE arct
ward escaped. Recently the woman was rcArrested
and commit ed by Justice Lent, to the Lunac ylum
Sne MAS seen yesterday bndly wandering over the
county victim OF Tho shameful cArreSsness OF those
appointed by the law as her guArdlaHs.
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jefferson DnxIa In Toyrn.

The Hon. Jefferson Davis arrived in the city
yesterday, and was at once taken to the New York
Hotel where he was assigned room No. i6l. In the
afternoon he took short drive, returning early In
the evening. At I'll he went to dinner. but was In
visible to visitors lie has not made known his fu-
m
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE M THB
SUNS REPORTERS

Tho Atlantic Yacht Clubs Cruise-The
Meeting at wbitestono-Tho Start from
Glen Cove for New Haven this Morning.
Then OF for Newport and New Bedford.
The annual cruise Of the Atlantic Yacht Club
was begun yesterday, the yachts-four schooners
and sixteen sloops-meeting at wbitestone at
o'clock. Tie feet is under eommand Of Commo-
dore voorhis, whose yacht, Tidal Wave, Is the nae
ship for the cruise. At 8 o'clock they got under
way for Glen Cove, where they were to anchor tor
the night. starting early this morning for New la
ven. The feet will anchor at Greenport on Satur-
day and Sunday to take on board some friends who
intend joining them there. Ga Monday they 90 10
Newport, after which the movements OF the fleet
TO be ordered daily by the Commodore. They will
visit New Bedford and Martha's Vineyard, where
they will spend the last Sunday Of the cruise attend
ing the camp meeting. They will also go to ston-
ngton and Sag Harbor, the cruise occupying two
weeks Two claplans OF the Club are among tho
guests. large number OF ladies' and gentlemen 90
AZ guests on the cruise, which will close with .
grand hop in Bridgeport.
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George Dodds, an aged sailor from Phadei-
phis. was found yesterday afternoon prostrated By
heat and fatigue In Chatham square. He was borne
to the Centre street Hospital In state OF syucops
and soon apparently died. Drs Nichols and Vande-
water Ievlvcd the old man By artihUal respratkon
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The wnr New, In Washington.

WAsHISAroS, Aug. "A very bitter feeling /:
developing between the French and Germans. The
foreign embassies here not In receipt OF later
Information than that published In press dcspatches.
Their private dispatches confirm tic press reports.
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LOSSES BIZ FIRE.

Mr.. Wm. Hudrbrand's extensive stables. In Port
horrs. wero burned on Monday.
q. Duboise's carriage fsctory y sOa dresus street.
~ dARAgAd ~ hkkk = ~ axkaak " akoA Lnsac.
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the action OF South Germany, and says tbs Federal
Government will study to reward II.

UVVoIHWou' VIII sfuuJ 70 r'"Hru W
rHs BAvARIAN kiso's OFFICIAL REPORT.
The King OF Bavaria makes the following report
concerning the battle OF Woerth:
Early on the morning OF the 7tb inst. Just as
our troops had len their bivouac to march
on Ergolzheim, the thunder OF cannon was
heard. Our movements were FASTENED and we
soon came up with the First Corps, which was
were placed in action al once, and participated In
the assault upon the heights OF Guemene, which
were carried about o'clock, tho French being re
pulsed in disorder and with heavy loss. The action
was severe and sanguinsry.
Tho King issued q conEratulatory order to the
Second Corps, thanking them for their conduct and
gallantry.
rHH RIVER EtBs CLOSED.
HAMBURG, Aug. e-1he river Elbe has been
closed to prevent tho entrance OF the French feet
but small passage Is still left open at Goose Island
for steamer trafnc.
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THE EUROPEAN WAR.
The Victorious Prussians
Before Metz.
communications with Gen. MoMahon
Reopened.
Gen. Changarnier Visits Napoleon.
Strasbourg Besieged by the
Prussians.
Gen. Changarnier Visits Napoleon
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT IN PARIS.
The Corps Legislatif Rebuke the
Ministry.

The Jo,'o'ring are The latest Dispatches re-
sored in The Sun office do,en 10 o'clock this
morning. Later dispatches. u any, utA be
printed ~ a postscript
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The German Despatches-Grand Ovation 10
King William In Neustadt - -Prussian n
Loss in the Great Battle-The King OF
Bavaria's Report OF the Battle OF
woerth.
BERLIN, Aug. s.-The King of Prussia, in pass
ing through Neustsdt yesterday. received great
ovation. The streets ana roads were filled with
joyful people, who waved Gags, covered the King
with flowers, and cheered wildly. Count Won Bis
marck, Gen. Won Room, and others addressed the
people, and thanked them for the King.
oNLT $500 KILLED AND WOUNDED.
The losses OF the French in the battle OF Woerth
on Saturday were 5000 dead, wounded, and missing,
and 5000 prisoners. MacMAhon's baggage, many
cannon, and two long railway trains with stores and
munitions wore captured. The Prussian cavalry In
their pursuit bagged thousands Of stragElsrs, who
had thrown away their arms. Tho total Prussian
loss was $500 dead and wounded.
KIND WORD ron ENGLAND.
The Hussian Cross Gasstts protests against the
attacks On RnElsnd, whose Just neutrality h 30
pssvsA. Tha- -Gr2 Qrmsa Gssst1 u grateful t9x
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-19


Local BgEyITIEs. Raum was in
the city yesterday.
The sidewalk gang are making much
needed repairs on tho sidewalks Of the
city.
Prof lscnburg, fine cotillon band
furnished the music for tho Ilibernian
picnic yesterday.
Capt. El,on, formerly agent Of the
Cairo city coal company but "a, present
contractor on tho New Orleans, Baton
Rouge aud Vicksburg railroad, is in the
city ON avisi, TO his family.
The audience drawn out by the Rev
T, W. Caskey last night, was decided
improvement, in point Of numbers, upon
IL. predecessors. The Reverend gentle
man, i, ia fact, creating considerable re-
lis.ous zeal among the irequcn,ers of the
Christian church. lie will preach again
this evening.
Tho directors of the public school, dis
trusting the safety OF the Walnu, street
wallof,hc Thirteenth street school house,
arc introducing such tie, aud chains us will
r,u4cr il entirely safe under all circum.
,,anos., The wall was sprung in bridging
the second tier ufjoi,,s, and having cracked
considerably since then, the directors
thought il best To securely tie it TO the
balance Of tho building.
The r"Por, which found it, way into
the BULLEIlS, aiew days ago. To- the effect
that the Good TemnlnT organization of
Cairo, mad disbanded, has no foundation in
TACT. The organization !. still preserved.
but the pure morals and temperate habit,
Of our people, obvia,e all necessity for
active operations on the par; Of the mem
beers. Hence, no meetings.
While Jacob Bradley, the grand mar
shall OF the colored folks procession, wa
hurriedly dashing from one end of Ia
moving column 10 the other, az
Wednesday afternoon, little negro
boy ran in front Of Jacob Blu
cephalu, and was trampled int,
the dust, The child was badly bruised
and il is believed that one Of the bones o
his arm Is broken but the uniractaLle
character Of the animal, the din and con.
fusion Of the moment, relieve Jacob from
all censure in the premises. How could
sman, filling the position he did tina, day,
condescend TO look 'whar he wal
gwine tor
An old Cairoite, somewha, animated
by liquid alimentation, applied Language
20 neighboring married woman la.
night, that was regarded us calculated t
provoke breach Of thopeace. The maj
ried lady sued, and the result is that III
old Cairoite IL contemplating the ups an
downs Of this mundane existence, with
the walls Of the city ealabooss.
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