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tion OF the OF Turcos spahis and similar Algerian
troops contrary 10 tho usages of civilized warfare
LOCAL WAR NEWS.


Patriotic Aid Societies have been formed in
the Fourth and Sixth Wards
The German Patriotic Aid Society of Harlem
announced last night that sS was collected since ne
previous meeting
The German societies of HObOken, in addi-
non 70 the s00 already forwarded, have coieoteu sO
army.
Mr. RuDpel of Newark, from Frankfort-on-
Main, has received intelligence that three OF III. sons
have been killed In the war. MIR. Ruppel VIII sail TOT
germany to-day.
A movement is on foot among the prominent
GerInans OF the Sixteenth Ward Brooklyn, To establish
RUSSIAN Relief Association. The aid OF most OF the
members OF the Brooklyn saengerbund and Aron Society
mas been obtained and is proposed to institute seros
oil concerts in behalf Of the cause.
German patriots of the Tenth Ward con.
trbued through the Patriotic Aid collectors s5sS p OF
which amount 500 given by laboring man. Pres-
dent W. Gelman last evening eXhOrted all 10 come Tor
In this city had done well, they were able to do better
A German Aid Society for the benefit of
families OF soldiers who have been killed or wounded
during the present between Prussia and France mas
been organized in Mt Vernon under the name OF the me
odore KOrner Bund. The members subscribe weekly
slch sums as they spare, and when 800 mas Deen
PAID In 1t Is forwarded through the Consul 10 Berlin
Yesterday morning wife murder was re-
ported by telegraph from Planfed, n. j. The report
was untrue. the circumstances are as follows Peef
snidern Prussian, has during the present European
war had frequent disputes with his wife Rosanna, VINO
Peter came home pretty drunk and commenced To boast
OF the glorious Prussan vicOres" Mrs. Snidcrn held
her own in the of words that ensued and the cose
quence that Peter attacked her with hachet cut
ting but not dangerous cash in her arm. Mrs
Snderin screamed Murder" two officers came ana re-
Ter round himself within two hours Ia the elizabeth JAN
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THE NINTH Gems US.
ABOUT GENERAL RESULTS.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 30-The census reports
from Florida, Kentucky, New-York, New-Hampshire,
Connecticut Minnesota and Ohio show that the work is
substantially completed in those States, and 1t is
pected that returns will be received from nearly all the
districts the 10th Of September. few subdivisions
will send in scattering returns from that date until the
LIST of October About have already been
received at the Census Office. Haf million day has
been the average of the past week. which will probably
increase to million day during the present week. II
will be shown that the number Of farmers has largely
increased, not only beyond the number Of
1890, but beyond the liberal estimates taken for
1870 This has been particularly observed in
Michigan Iowa, Missouri, and Wisconsin OF the
Western States, and in all the Southern States The in
crease reported In Tennessee Is extraordinary Manu-
featuring establishments being reported far more
numerousy than in 1860 Great difficulty sexperienced in
obtaining correct statements OF the value Of manufac
turing production in consequence Of the fear Of taxation
the provision for the confidential character OF returns
having failed to become law. From the schedule al
ready received 1t would probable that the occupa-
tons Of the people would be reported to the number Of
nearly II not quite, 25O00OO out Of an assumed total
popuaton Of 100000 This feature Of the returns Of
the present census ia likely to exhibit the greatest i'm
movement. Occupations being tabulated with dis
iinctions OF age, sex, aud nationality.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The limestone cutters of Lockport n. T., have
struck higher wages
The Cambyses, from Liverpool for
Havana, foundered at sea
The Agnes Grace was abandoned on the
10Th oif Cape Tortosa Her crew have landed ~ Cafta
II il estimated that the value of the S1ate ands
the eora Leg rais the last amounts
70 nearly +s5,00,m
Thu completion Of tho Panama and West India
. s Cuba great rejoicing IN th2 cy Inc event
rAN - bAl, aud dinners ITO Esbs nps nave
hen eomnre, beseged BY visitors The sIPede"N
days for Jamaica ,o.-.-.o -. Sr;-o;.
an Monlay. The Rev. W H. Wls o. ,lnehn9u sto
~ | =, he detroit Conference, AM J. NJ sullivan ni D. hely
800. copf,rruee increase Of mensrslp o. ne
ca ference during the past year has Do'' 50
The four principals engaged in the destruction
Nv a,onsy al sa Lake CITY we're on Monday hed sndet
Al tbe 80 assistants s9eH e@ca 10 As AZ to nis
I,...nt in The cty The United stars .a'uA ' '" "
100 snaies CHAM Young has sons 'Sa'h
Fort Warren in Boston Hsybor has bean evac
i h, ,hres companies Of the sra Uns 49, bsy ss
ned lie garrison time past, asi h bRs sso,ss eomp.p.
- emnsay OF the Engineer Cfpa One " VII 80 ps pattIsni
~ @ 10 For, Adams Sespo another 70 TS 1919 i &
~ ns 10 Port Independence. Boston hAto"'. @ 'P ~
n 1o,snsn. upol Fort Warren arc 10 begin a. inv
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6perial Notites.

Union Republican General Committee.Ats meeting Of
the Committee held on Ibyay e'eng Ans ~ me g %
Rsssied That in sceordance VIII the We 20
Republican state Central Committee the tnsn kspsosss
he and they are hereby directed their rspe ps u
mesng FRIDAY EVENING, eP ARe ,lee > sa 90 Dstss
Aenstes 70 the state Convention 70 be hee a. tie 'y
W Fir, sG ,tc b seosd District 2; Third Di,1 Pourth District
t 2; Ninth District Tenth District :; Eleventh rsset =,
Twelfth District d Thirteenth District 81 Fourteenth Dss , Ia
teenth District 3; Sixteenth District ,. Seyeuteenh ,s
Eighteenth District, 81 Nineteenth District d. T"enheA>
TWenty -6rst District - -, r,op.r onc>s
thereof shall appoint three Inspections Of beon ,aeh a.
10 receive and the and also ~ sign
The President and Secretaries shan % $40 n he pbIsbe in
the time and place Of holding said fsston sn = sid eIeess
PG. :. I s. 70 b open on Ss;
GEO. r. s SoAssSgs' secrsAH a. 'oH'
- ,,.,,,. o,,,.c Grant Club Txen'ys,s AZ.
Ss M t. Eel arosG H. ss5nsr psTs .'
One esnthF THIS 4RrsJ PaSs sscrsisfy.
o'clock AP KBTCHUM President Den, : ,
ya.I. "a sy given 70 tie member Of the MOsear"s
s. - T, wssptY September 1870, at O'Clock NJ
'eu' .,ery meeting Will be held for The purposs u
.eetpg oneefs Of me sn'Ns D. scHAAD seer-..Iy
--2 -S"~---- r ,.,eIer., Baggage Insurance
The propnetors OF the "a
.,.,ci... Hotels Of he City Of New forf
A.. nr,Dar,d % Insure the Baggage other guests
AGAINST LOSS BY RIRB
while remaining in the hotel
Insurance eseetei a the O6ce o. each Hotel
speeialty. Light I.eeoueuves
,dsps 10. eos snS ore uines apber de,A qsars husAss
.sd For photographs as S nof raqss 1890 ~.
THE cELsSRafS6 sso1TiSe MsfSa wArsR
B. C. HAzi ~ =. s' Is! atSs s.ssss.A
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.
49,. Gustave Strive, the well-knOwn Genman
Liberal, il dead.
.... The Duke of Saldanha goes to England as
ambassador from Portugal.
49,. The United States steam frigate Franklin
has been locked at Portsmouth
Scenes of violence have been of constant
occurrence Derry since the BOyno anniversary and
stringent measures have been taken to prevent them
The authorities of Brussels guarantee the
minimum Of postage receipts from the mails they may
carry the OF the Newfork and Antwerp ne
Capt. Cowell, for bringing the abandoned
ateamer Venezuelan to NewYork, has received chro-
nometer watch and purse of 600 from the Liverpool
underwriters.
The Carlist bands in the North of Spain
have been defeated and dispersed wherever encountered
Hundreds OF insurgents have fed to France where
they promptly arrested.
Late advices from Shanghai state that
negotiations for the settlement OF the lien Isn affair
are progressing The Imperial authorities OF
admit that the conduct OF the missionaries 40 TenTsln
was poensive and that they were wantonly attacked
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FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY IN COLORADo-TwO
MEN KILLED.

KIT CARSON, Colorado, Aug, 9O.-A fatal
gambling ARRAY occurred here yesterday. Sergeant
shreves Of the It'll United States Cavalry stationed At
this point, engaged in playing poker with Lns
Stewart when they quarreled. After some words scy
separated and met again In dancehOuse Shrevea
drew his revolver and fired without effect Stewart thso
returned the fire but missed Shreves the ball strucf
named Dutch Levi standing one Of the Windows
outside, in the back Of the head killing him instantly.
shreyes then fired again wOundng Stewart who returneA
the fire fatally wOuudng Shreves who has since died.
Stewart fed and Is pursued by the enraged sodiefA
Had IL not been for the influence OF Gen. Wool COM
handing the district relentless against all gRs-
blcrs would now be going
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CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

10 T. GrosvenOr fell from a railroad bridge al
Scranton, Pean, ~ feet high Sunday AMI instantly killed
IA little girl named Anne Howe, living with
her IN Caiosu, Mas fatally burned YESTERDAY shis
lighting Gre with kerusere.
w Israel Day, foreman of the Dana brick yard.
Mcon Mas struck and killed yesterday By bacsBs
the track Of the Lowell Railroad.
The Philadelphia Watch Company loses from
$4,000 by tie alden departure OF Gel aud Hector Js<
the Secclry ard Treasurer Of the Company Is believed that tsS
have led 10 Europe.
IA gravel train on the Pittsleld and North
Adams Roli into e coal which unloading The
bcoE Maple Grove station yesterday. Five on As
train Il gei, Paticf Simmons OF Piriell fatally.
Yesterday. in South Water-st Rochester. an
earth caytd H. bar number Of norknen three a
allied W.: Thomas Foley. Thous NnVheen-g sud LOWS
Marsh JoLa Deen Lad leg Hd Thomas hsee had bio
hip crushed.
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cluded their inquiry yesterday verdict was returned
Implying censure Of the Camden and Amboy Rairos9
company for using frogs" In their switches, oon-
suctsd as not TO permit the safe passage Of tho broe
osad cars OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Tho jurx ae
tonsured the Company for permitting the running -
Trains at such rapid as the Monday train
Ds.ween New Brunswick and Trenton, and recommea1b
Cd an examination OF the switches.
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did.
DRGGS-A Miieon. y Hndly Aug %, Esma H., dsukhsss
a the late Chester Driggs.
ChJ beiaerA
Friends relations
respectfully invited 10 attend.
ELI Ellison wits Of Capt John Eon late
of California suddeHly. midngh Aug %
Funeral win place from tn residence Of her George Hso
Thireht, THURSDAY 10 oocA keaHVs sos
friends Of family are invited to attsu
MOFFAT-on Tuesday Aug 3d. after long and Panfa Illness Iaas
Maria wife Of John Mofit aged 81 yer- snd months. - -
The relatives family aud those Of her an u
and Henri Wnow also Of her soninaw John D. Flint sse
sDtu her flners az her late residence o No ~
new ll3) WiOughbyst Brooklyn, % THURSDAY Sept q
O'Clock D.
MOSROESudenlv congestion Of tho h-in in Southport cna.
Perry wife Of hlbsfl b. hOIoS OF Ses isrs
darghter III the Charles Perry Of the former Place
T funeral will pce in Southport % The residence OF 30
Wenssday the 3lt inst, st q
Relatives and invited TO attend without further uoae Tbs
train az N.
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A BRAVE ACT.

A short time ago a number Of young men
and women were sailing the South Bay when one OF
The pleasant party, Miss Barlow, age H. daughter Of
Mr.. Charles Barlow Of Brooklyn fell overheard. Tho
alarm was quickly given, and preparations were made Ia
o,,a the Young woman While these preparations
Ieov a mating Miss Barlow drowning. Capt Dan oil
twins of Patchogue, L. L. realized the situation. al
No"a himself of his superhuons clothing, and lie Iped
t ,ba water He reached Miss Barlow WI was
heroning exhausted rapidly and swan with he,to the
~ which bath were taken without delP.y The
S,er ~ the Young 40 much reoic ed at her
iaaseryaton and the noble conduct OF Cap. Eewins
a nreserted the captain with a han isome gold
t inch hearing an appropriate inscription.
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Preparations ere making for grand parade
the occasion Of laying the cornerstone OF thu Caho-
lie Church of ST. Apbonsds.
About 10 last evening fire broke out in the
third story frame building No. 100 Diyisi0ns owned
by Bekman Eastler. Tie first floor, occupied ny Mary
Miller grocery, suffered damage on stock OF sl,0N
insured for $1,000 by the ~. Nicholas Insurance 60.
TIE second floor, occupied as dwelling by Andrew
strOmbeTgcr, damaged by water 50. Tie DuuuibS
nlInan alIS
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Another foreign novelist is to be introduced

Another lorelSD DoNeiist ~ O D' lhuo"u'e"
to the American reader. Mcssrs. Lea q Shepard VIII
soon begin publication OF TRANSACTIONS OF the works
OF Madam Marie Sophie Schwartz, SWEDISH
novelist. How many Of her works are to 30
translated has not been announced but az As have
aready been translated into German without exhaustins
the SERIES the enthusiastic admirer may expect to
be grataed. The authoress has been received with
great enthusiasm at home, and the appearance Of the
fir translation viii be lcOicl for with interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-31

What Did KkTHAIRos made hair son nrdnanS
MAGNOLIA BAa chnged ,a saos oomPeuoa
into the marble This enph-ca The language
these . fine head OF hair and refined erc.
are the greatest attractions posses Tie kahon a
Magnolia What will give them youand nothing eiss
viii The boon Of youth II makes dy Of tart1
but twenty Both articles ourel harmless AMI very pssak
They shonh be n ladr.s ro.s...ion.
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CARTRIDGE CATTLE MARKgr-.ra 70.

CANBRIDGE CATTLE MANhbI-sVd II.
ceps 95 heal; prices for good Oxen were 6rsy
held. COOL demand mu chaa for media c - coI9os
lots quc, low Ggires sales OF Eztm a. Sp 2rEs D Frss
Quality oil 5gH$2 30 Scoui Q1alty, 50 Oa a., lLrl Vlr.
ga 80 Sheep and Lambs -Recc l2tI hcii ics srta
lower; sales ia lots So 50 each RII Sias 80
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, PEAL. ESTATE BROKERS DODGE.

The reported purchase OF me nou'e a am
fashionable quarter OF Newark py 80" =, ,na ,ar
,s brain Of real estate broker who wanted to sell the
properly good PRICE. Tho brokers nsms s0rFa'O0ada
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Grapes, Grapes Csapes.Te Red Baskets an Blne Covers
With marked T. e.. CRpI0y POiNT
DR UsDzRnILs Wio Craze aud Pure Wine Depot renewed 70
No. l39 T. Rigbthst. Broadway.
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Late last evening fire was a, discovered in 9
Ira ,nrs as junk shop and before it could
ny riingnshe1 destroyed stock 10 the value OF too
ae front building was also sol On nre and suffered 1864
Of 500,
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ruE rRENToN RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

The COroner's jury in the case OF LOUIS Los
snhoek who wa. t,sd by the accident ON tho Camden
and Amboy Railroad, asar Trenton on Monday eou
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BASEBALL.
EAGLE VS.. CHAMPION.

EAGLE VS.. CHAMPION.
The Eagles and Champions met yesterday,
at Hoboken and played the return game OF the SERIES
Game was called at the ending Of tho seventh inning,
when victory was declared in favor of the Eagles by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-31

Congress and Other SsrotoRa Wnicrs.-Dcro' u cnsS
hers.st No genuine NOAr gees sold on lIaugbL
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Money Deposited Now IN the r"TvU B2vg-rr 'iusas
BAyE NGsaas Tribune Bock viii Gea interest fos Sep'sca-
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MAPRIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards. Initial Stamping Note Psps
WV RYEapELLs Sons ci PrLTos-T ON DrrCH CHUKca
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virginia, Vermont Saratoga sBl Oihr nssssl AsskAA
WArEls. General Depot, o. chanhers-st
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Yesterday on the Union Ground the Fly
Always met the Syvans and defeated thom by score OF
~ ~ H.. The batting aud fielding was very good. A
pretty feature shown In the eighth inning, when
three were put out three balls pitched ny Het
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-31

FIECH-COOK-On the 2h of August the residence the brdss
in E.oo. In. b the ion James Troy.
Comfy Juge OF KING County I'll Finch u tbs City Of h~
YORK 10 b. W. ,bte Ihomss Cook Of Poins
Pleasant \. j.
ladel please
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Tho Fly NWiys pIaJ I10 Tu0H'lII5 VI rt0J y 'V'1I"
game sept
NOTES.
Tomorrow the EckfOrds play the MutualS,
and on Saturday the Mutuals play with the Unions
home and home game.
This afternoon the Reporters will have prac
tice game with the Eew-YOrk CTcketers, At u0b0ken
foot of Hinthst, at p. IN.
There is "a probability of restoration OF
peace between the Athletic and Atlantic clubs AMI
series of regular matches talked OF between them
in september. Such series will attract attention
The Atantics narrowly escaped leaving the
chaupion shin at Rockford, Monday. Their coOneSs
and nerve in the closing innings saved them Ii was the
most exciting game ever played IN the West. third
game IL TO be played soon.
The Cincinnati Nine nearly lost match with
the verSide Club of Portland. Saturday, owing 10
sweasy being intoxicated The score was "a to S On
their return home Sweasy promptly Drought before
the directors and PEELED This leaves the Red stockings
minus their second base man, well az short7stop.
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DIED..

An Notices of Marriages must be iniorsed ri& fau
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Fly AWAY vs.. SYLVAN.

Nv crt."-ianghiin r. Warren 81 wnnsoot. mcCabe, 1;
Gsnrhsn l. Gaagh,r willis q Brown B. Clark Edwards q;
Eagles 10 Champion Runs esrne-Eaes 3; Champions om
pire-Dr Post u the Empire Club Time Of game-2h Ion
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lat "a ID. 4,h. sth. 9Th. 7th. 9th. 9TH. To

E1i, ~ J 3 3 ! 81 81
Umuiro-Alr Schevern Tutte & Bailey Club
Tho Fly Always play the Putnams Of Troy return
game sept D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-15

VIRGINIA EDCCATIoNALIsTs AND THE W.
MAN QUEsTIoN.-In the Virginia Education Al
Convention In Warrenton, yesterday Professor
Nenable, Of the University Of Virginia, renewei
MS resolution, submitted the previous day. to
invite the lady teachers of Virginia to be ,om /,
members or the association. and to take their
seats IN the convention. The resolution pro-
duced sensation and exciting debate Profess
sor enable supported his motion with an ami
mated speech to allow lady teachers to derive
the benefits of the association, ii for no other
reason than to secure them return tickets free
over the railroads. 1t was but q poor boon to
grant those who were doing so much in the cause
OF education. lApplause.
Rev. DIR. Smith, of Hampden and Sidney Col
lege, opposed anything that savored of woman's
rights in the most inhnitesimal degree, and
thought Prof. venable's -gallantry went ahead
of his judgment.
PROT Joynes, of Washington College, offered
a resolution that the terms upon which ladies
may be admitted into membership be referred
to a committee of three.
Rev. Mr.. Averitt opposed the resolution, as q
step in the wrong direction, looking rather TO
unsexing, not to the elevation of that portion Of
society upon whose spotless purity rests the well
fare of mankind. Drag her not down from her
empyrean height of purity and modesty; soil not
the garments Of southern womanhood by the
dust and dirt Of dingy surroundings; rather
allow her to be the faithful custodian Of the
Idres and pendtes. tApplause by the lades.]
Prof. JOynes' resolution was rejected, and
Prof. Venable withdrew his resolution.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

QY GREEN & WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Ne. S19, southwest corner 7th and d treets.
TRgsTEEs SALE OF FINE THnEEsToRY
HOUSE, No. ls4 sTRsET N0RTHWEsT.
BEIWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS
GoNTAINING EIGdT 80 Rooms, AT AUO-
II By virtue of a deed OF trust, dated March 6.
E. 1858, and duly recorded in Lfeer No 562 folio
kl24, &c. one of the land records in and for
Washington county. II. c.. and by the written direc
ton OF the party secured thereby, will SELL at pub
lie auctien, on FRIDAY, the Sth day of July A. D.
80 at the hour Of O'Clock p the premises,
all OF Lot numbered four In subdivision Of orr
ginal lot numbered hve, jim SQUARE numbered Ave
hundred and eighteen, ISIS said lot fronting egh
tween Fourth and Fifth streets northwest, and
running back with even width seventy I'D feet
and improved by three story pressed brick front
hall, &c.
This property is located in q pleasant and i'm
proving part OF the city street paved and in ali re-
spects well suited for family residence
Terms Two thirds cash; balance in Il months
with notes bearing interest and secured by deed OF
trust on the premises. All conveyancng and stamps
st cost Of purchaser SlD of the purchase money to
ALBERT r. FOX, Trustee.
Je2S- Goods GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED I'm
til FRIDAY the 18th instant, at the same place and
hour. By order of Trustee.
W9d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
tRepublican, l4th&i5ih.I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-15

THE OTTER DAY a countryman walked into a
large Wholesale drug house in Portland and no.
ticed a barrel of what he thought contained
seed. Taking up handful, he deposited them
within his capacious NAV, and turning to one of
the clerks said, "Wal, now, what kind of seed
do you call them" ''Seed!" said the clerk +,
those are not seed, they are cochineal." 500
clinical" saws the countryman, "what's cochi-
the clerk. "Bug" roared the countryman, and
he marched out of that store as IL he had been
shot, the crimson dye running in stream from
the corners of his mouth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-15
| IPPINCOTT FEMALE INsTIrrrr
- CHARLES STREET AyFNTr'

ee!ect Boardtng and Day School. Ever f.riII,,
ne ucquireraeGt Of thorough ara ngi.hsss
sAh>h snd French educNfion
ls.s 49, - ~ 49, N4A@1eI-
80. 9st Tor boarding pupils IN English department
= Der annum.
q, 20 circulars containing fiI Information sddres,
eeH-eo&WJJ Rev J.A.LIPPlsCOTT.S