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Steamboat Collision on the Hudson
A SceDe Of Excitement.

ALBANY, June GA collision occurred
about O'Clock this morning on the river
four miles below Catsldll between the
steamer Drew and the tugboat Telegraph.
The lookout of the Drew perceived the tow
coming down, piloted by the towboat Tele-
graph. Seeing imminent danger of COLI
sion, he Immediately signalled the engineer
to reverse tho engine. and endeavored to
warn the approaching tow or danger. The
tug kept on her way regardless. it seems, of
repeated warnings, and though the Drew
tried to prevent it, collision was inevitable.
In an instant thereafter she struck the i'll
fated Telegraph with her bow, crushing In
her side, bursting her boilers. and sinking
her almost Immediately. Then ensued 4
scene of confusion, the crew springlng over
board and crying for help, and the canal
boats in the tow cutting loose. drifting
hither and thither, crushing and grinding
against each other, and doing considerable
damage. The Drew immediately lowered
her boats and succeeded in picking up the
engineer and three others Of the unfortu-
nate crew, who were mostly asleep at the
time of the collision. The engineer was
badly scaded by the bursting of the boilers
before he scarcely knew what had hap
pened. :,
Every attention was rendered him and
others on board the Drew. On the arrival
of the Drew the engineer was taken 10 the
hospital for treatment. There were ten OF
| the crew in all aboard Of the tug, the rest
of whom it is thought were picked up by
injury beyond that caused by the shock,
which caused the crew to tumble out of
their berths in lively manner. The three
others brought up by the Drew took the
cars as soon rs landed, and Went back to the
scene Of disaster.
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How THAT DARING LARCENY WAS Com
MlTTED.-The office of the Maryland Fire
Insurance Company, on the corner of Sc
cond street and Post-Oftice avenue, was
robbed about hqlfpast 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning of some S54, 600 in negotiable bonds.
besides other bonds and certified securities
Shortly before the hour named one Of the
clerks brought into the office Of the compa-
ny from the Safe Deposit Company's vault,
on South street, a small tin box containing
about $J4. 900 III negotiable securities and
other valuables, and placed it on the desk
behind the railing. Soon afterwards two
genteelly-dressed men entered the office and
made inquiries in reference to etfecting in.
surance, and whilst the attention of the
clerks was thus withdrawn from the box il
is supposed that either one of the two men
or a confederate carried it off with it's con.
tents. Among the valuables in the box was
SD, 900 in United States 500 bonds, 81 ,00C
registered bond in the name of Thomas E.
Hambleton, the president of the company,
$l1 900 in Northern Central Railway bonds,
and S13, 900 in Marietta and Cincinnati Rail.
road bonds, and number of certificates Of
registered stocks, consisting of Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, National Farmers and
Planters Bank, National Union Bank, Ger.
titicates of Virginia registered stock,
Georges Creek Coal and Iron Company,
Baltimore Copper Company, and Parkers.
burg Branch Railway Company. A reward
of $4,000 is offered for the recovery of the
stolen property .-BaHtmore Sun.
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TEE CH1NEsE.-There will be such COM
binations formed by the white workingmen
of the country rs will overwhelm all OPPOSE
ton and speedily extort from Congress mea-
sures of protection against irruptions OF ia.
gan vermine-eating Observation-Disclosures
Enquirer. "
The working people of every pursuit have z,
been aroused, as by a thunder-clap, on this
Chinese business. It is the question OF the
hour in every workshop, in every manu-, J.
factory, at every poor mans table. IL Is
agitated in workingmen's societies, The
mechanics and laborers have already begun
to hold meetings about it: On all hands the
alarm-signal of North Adams is awakening
them to their danger.
The workingmen of these States, the me-
chanics, operatives. and laborers, are vastly
in the majority. They are now preparing
themselves to take the most determined
ground against the impending immigration
Of Chinese, and whatever means Of What at
ever kind be necessary for success, Wiil as
suredly be adopted.-Neeo York letter
Cincinnati Comm ercfat.
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BEoUEsTs.-The will of Mrs. Frances T.
d. Taylor, deceased few days since, which
was admitted to probate yesterday in the
orphans court, makes the following be-
quests: To the Protestant Episcopal Semi
nary located near Alexandra, Va, 81 zoe ;
to Washington College, Lexington, Va.
General Lee president), $1,000; to the
Southern University, Tenn, or if there be
no institution there bearing that name,
then to the Collegiate Institute at Win
chester, Tenn, 81 900; to the China Mis-
sion protestant EpiscopaD, under Bishop
c. Nj. Williams, $1,000; to the Western
African Mission, under Bishop Payne,
$1,000; to the Bishop seabury Mission at
Fairbault, Mimi, 81 900; and $500 each to
the Baltimore Female Orphan Asylum,
Union Protestant Intirmary, and Church
Home and lnfrnary. A bequest is also
made to Sherwood church, near Garrison
Forest, of one acre of ground for a grave
yard.-BdltinaOre Gazette.
We understand that the munificent sum
OF $780, 900 has been given to the Episcopal
Theological Seminary at Alexandria by MI
Dodge, Of New York. Winchester Sentinel
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DIED..

On Saturday the 2sth ultimo. ANITA BELL,
aged one year, six months, and twcnty,four days
and on Yesterday, EDWARD KEMP R, aged six
years. eieht months, and twenty-five days, chill
dren Of George W. and Emily Y. Grove.
THE funeral OF The latter will take place THIS
Thursday MORNING ut the Legh-Street Bap-
list church at IL O'Clock. The friends and &C
quaintances OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend.
Lynchburg papers please copy.
Tuesday night, June 2sh after painful Illness
of one week from brain fever, FRANK ERNEST,
son of Edward and Margaret George, aged eigh-
teen months and twenty-five days.
The funeral will take place THIS (Thursdayl
AFTERNOON ut 81 O'Clock from the residence OF
Mrs. Lucas, in the Valley. -
On the eth instant, at Campos Stella, Norfolk
county, the residence of his grandfather, Frede'
rick Wilson, Esq, CONSTANTINE PEARSON,
infant son of G. ". and the late Cctafla T..
Young, aged two months and eighteen days.
On the 18th Instant, at Hagerstown, Md, VIII
LIAM FLEMING, aged twenty-nine years, ioI
many years resident Of this city, anu son-in-is"
Of hurchil Doggett.
Baltimore Sun please copy.
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From Our Special Reporter.
Randolph Macon COlIege-COmmences
ment Exercises.

ASHLAND, Oullc 20, low
Last night Bishop Doggett preached a
sermon at this place as preliminary to the
regular commencement exercises. His text
was Col, .. 8: "Beware, lest any man
spoil YOU through philosophy and vain de-
ceit. after the tradition Of men, after the
rudlments Of the world, and not after
Christi -,
The learned divine argued to prove that
there could be no conflict between reason
and faith, and upon this basis delivered O
discourse which was heard with profound
attention.
FIRST pAY-MoRNISG EXERCISES.
By half-past II O'Clock to-day the spacious
chapel of the college was moderately filled,
and the exercises were opened with prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Wilson, of Baltimore.
The feature of the morning was the adj
dress of Rev, Charles Ii. Hall, of Peters
burg, before the Society of the Alumni:
Mr.. Hall, being introduced by President
Duncan, came forward and proceeded to
Thought"
We will not attempt an abstract of this
address. MIR. Hall is one OF the ableSt
speakers in the Methodist Church in this
State, and did honor to himself and his al
ma Mater. His style is chaste, striking. and
he courageously entered upon q course OF
research and reasoning which was almost
startling in its originality; yet he sustained
himself with grace and vigor, and kept the
audience deeply interested.
The morning exercises then closed with
the bcnediction by Rev. DR.. Granbery, OF
Richmond.
The Board of Trustees of the College
held meetings Last night and this morning,
and will meet again this afternoon. Dele
gates are present from Maryland and North
Carolina as well as from our own State. II
is understood that the Legislature has legal,
lied the transfer of the College from Boyd.
ton to this place, and the prospects are
considered favorable for the speedy relief Of
the College from all necuniary embarrass'
ment.
The exercises of the morning were en-
livened with music by Kessnichs band as
well rs the gay ribbons and smiling coun0e'
nances Of the ladies.
The celebration of the Franklin Literary
Society takes place tonight. Roy.
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Colonel William H. Pate, most worthy
citizen of Bedford county, and formerly
sheriff, has been recently put in confine.
mcnt because Of the exhibition of unmis-
taxable symptoms of mental arrangement.
A good many strangers from the South
are arriving in our town with view oil
spending the summer months in our noun
tains.- Wytheuille Enterprise.
Last Saturday Augustus Cox, John De-
vine, and e. D. Kent, of Wythe, were in a
wagon. The horses ran away. The two
former were somewhat hurt. Mr.. Kent
had his jaw-bone broken and number,
less cuts, more or less severe, about biz
face and head.
An elderly lady named Mrs. E. B. Schmidt,
residing in New Orleans, met with the loss
of her pocket-book, containing about two
hundred dollars in money, on the Orange
and Alexandria cars, when near the city,
yesterday afternoon. 1t is supposed her
pockets were picked.-Lgnchburg Repgbli-
can, Goth.
Mr. James W. Wildman is now suffering
from severe attack Of typhoid fever, which
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DISASTROUS FIRES IN PROVIDENCE, r.

DISASTROUS FIRES IN PROVIDENCE, r. t.
Providence, June 28.-A fire this morning,
on Dorrence- Street dock, destroyed the coal
stock Of Tucker, Swami s. Co., A. w. & T..
a. Hopkins, and the property Of the Provi-
dence and Worcester Railroad Company,
and damaged the adjoining property. The dihUe
loss is estimated ut from S75, 200 to S1O0, 0OO'
Tucker, Swami g. Go. have go, 200 insu-
rance, and Hopkins $4,000. Knight, Gut
Ter g. Co. lose 1000 bushels Of corn, which
was not insured. The firemen were still at
work at noon on the burning coal. The fre
was probably the work of design.
Another incendiary fire occurred at tne
same time near by, causing loss OF So.00o
to David Testers coffee and spice mills,
and 5000 to E. Adams d Co.'s paper-pox
factory.
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accounts for tho exhibition Of distressing
symptoms Of deliirum, TO which recent
reference was made in this paper. He had
been quite sick with fever at the college In
Richmond from Tuesday Till the Monday
following, when he started for bis home IN
Campbeli county. He lid not betray any
evidences Of sdeiirium until he reached
Pamplin's depot, on his wy to Lynchburg'
Mr.. Wildman 10. now under ef1cient mea !.
cal treatment, and the entire restoration OF
his mind viii follow the return OF his physl'
cal health.-Lsnchburg Republican.
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THE WATER SUPPLY AT PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, June 2S.-Fears are enter
tanned of another scarcity of water at the
Paramount Water Works if the present Or!
weather continues. There Is now but three
inches of water passing over the dam Whlcf
gives power to working the turbine Wheels
yoirs mainly depends. ri
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~ IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES
ANDTHE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
rn,1u ryC1TEhfENT IINARATEDI

A few more pieces on hand Of that superior 4-4
BLEACHED COTTON, slightly wet which we
These goods compare favorably with goods bought
elsewhere at nearly double the amount we are ask
Ton, nearly a yard wide, at the very low price Of
loo. This is no humbug. Cali, examine, and be
convinced for yourselves, that this Is one of the
greatest inducements ever offered to the public by
any house North or South. A fine assortment Of
the best makes and styles of CALICOES Mt l0c.,
the colors OF which are warranted. Our stock OF
DRY GOODS is full and complete, and we arc de.
terminsd to sell as low the lowest. Truly, as
the adage has 1t, ''GOLDBACK'Si is the place to
sDend your greenbacks," for there you can get
more goods Tor your money than any other house
iu the city. Don't forget the place.
4. GOIDBACK,
COZ Broad street, between Sixth and Seventh.
je 2f-lw
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REPUBLICAN COMPLIMENT TO CONGRESS-

REPUBLICAN COMPLIMENT TO CoNGREss.;-
The Chicago Post, a Radical paper Oh tne
deepest dye, says
"The reason that the Senate defeated the
income tax provision as sent up, by the
House is to be found in the fact that the
few rich men in this Republic have far
larger power in the legislation OF the coun-
try than the many poor men. 1t is
triumph of Injustice, and it was brought
about by the overgrown moneyed power OF
the country, Let Us hope that the House
will resolutely adhere to its position, and
compel the Senate to recede."
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<our infor nation from Washington is that
there is but little ground for hoping that
any bin removing disabilities will be passed
by Congress this session.

Those persons who with to inform the
Legislature Of the wrongful acts OF plank
road or other incorporated companies can
best accomplish their purpose by sending
Communications directly to the presiding
officers Of the two Houses. If we publish
charges to-day we shall have to puslish..a
refutation Of them tomorrow.
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TIE LABOR QUESTION IN MASSACHUSETTS.
The discomfort growing out of low prices
and the introduction of Chinese labor in
Massachusetts not limited 80 the Crispins.
On Monday, says q Boston dispatch, the
members of the Tailors' Protective Union,
$50 in number, who have for long time
been dissatisfied with their compensation,
left their workshops in body, and yester.
clothing dealers in Boston were left with
out help adequate to perform the labor
necessary to fill their orders.
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GUN CoTToN ExPLos1oN.-Albany, June
+2s.-This morning an explosion occurred In
Hyatt's billiard-ball mandatory, on Beaver
street, which blew out portion of the rear
wall of the building and set the house on
fire. The explosion was caused by mice
nibbling matches lying among quantity OF
GUN cotton, which is employed in the manu-
facture of billiard-balls. The damage to the
building is about 8, 900.
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NE JUNE Is, 1870.
MORE NEW SUMMER GOODS.

MUKE NEW SUMMER TUUI1S.
THOMAS X. PRICE 4 co.
are adding to their stock by constant arrivals
COLORED GRENADINES, 50 dress to $l.5oper
yard;
Splendid assortment NEW PRINTS at 10, 12h Is,
and 20c.; -.f ~
POPLINS and ORGANDIES-every price;
prices;
BLACK SILKS, JAPANESE SILKS, NOLAN
BIQUES, etc; '-
MOURNING GOODS tarecialtyl, great variety;
BLACK IRON GRENADINES at prices OF
early stage Of the season, although they have adj
vanced In New York fifty per cent. HOSIERY,
COLLARS, GLOVES, SKIRTS, ETC., etc.
Main street corner Eleventh,
jela nearly opposite post-oflicc.
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For the Richmond Dispatch.
"Patrick Henry Debating Society
Of dsOochlan6.

On Friday the 10th instant the celebration
of this Society took place at their nall, IN
Perkinsville. The occasion was the most
brilliant in the old county for long Time.
dent was replete with eloquence; and the
presentation speech of 81. Clay Ragland,
ESQ. in presenting the Bible to Miss K. Fl.
the writer of 60 Hollywood" the best essay,
was the most beautiful and sublime we have
ever had the pleasure to hear. 1t was large
" attended by the most beautiful of the
& fair ones" and elite Of the county gene.
rally. The celebration, in word, was a
complete success. Speeches were made on
the occasion by John S. Saunders, Esq, II.
Davis, and others, in conclusion.
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D1sAB1L1T1Es.-Inth the United States Senate
Monday Mr.. Johnston presented the petit
tons vi n. IT. links of Madison e.. B.
Smith, of Scott Wilburn Ross ana JOIN,
H. Perkins, of Grayson; praying for the
removal of their political disabilities which
were referred to the Select Committee on
the Removal of Political Disabilities.
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CWEET SPRINGS.

= MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
This delightful WATERING RESORT, favora-
for the wonderful medicinal properties Of its wa
ters and fashionable patrons, Will open for the
season on JUNE 18th.
The location, 00e feet above the sealeyeI, with
cool mountain air and most magnificent scenery,
together with two extensive baths, supplied
with mineral water from springs that rise In she
t'Oid Sweet J, the most attractive resort In the
United States. Hotels, cottages, and ballroom
illuminated by gas. ~
A suitable livery IN connection with the Springs.
TELEGRAPH comm unication to every part OF The
world. Board, s. per day SIS per month.
JOHN II. WILSON,
Ia % On, MANAGER.
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THOMAS r. PRICE & co.
mRATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

W BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE is TIE best IN the world
the only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable
instantaneous; no Disappointment; no ridiculous
tnts remedies the I'LL effects OF bad dyes invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or 6roDn. Sold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied st BATCHELOR'S WIG
FACTORY, No. le Bond street, New York.
te 2-aofilyr -af|'
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VARIETY SPRINGS viii be opened for
Y the reccntion OF visitors on the FIRST Oh
JULY. They lie fifteen miles west OF Ssauasa on,
drectly ON the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. tfae
cars stopping % them. The mineral waters are
yery flne, consisting Of ehalybeate, alum, Az
healing and sulphur. Mountain scenery grand.
Music and other amusements. Bathing in healing
TEnMs One month, $40 per week, 8lai per
dsy, DC. Children under twelve years and SER
vannis' half nrice. p, g. III. BURRUSS
lie lS-2m Pr0psietors,
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WHE HOT SPRINGS,
Il ~ rr1r rcTrNTy ",

II n
Professor j. L. CABELL, NJ. D., of the University
of Virginia, resident physician.
! This renowned WATERING-PLACE will I've
open for the reception Of visitors JUNE Isr.
These Springs offer unsurpassed attractions 10
both the invalid and the pleasure-scckcr. No eH-
pense or effort will be spared by the proprietqrs ~
make II comfortable and pleasant rs possible to
all visitors. -
The numerous sources Of THERMAL WATERS
at these Springs vary In temperature from IS de-
grees Fahrenheit to Ito degrees Fahrenheit,
through the intermediate degrees, and thus pre-
sent every variety of bath for chronic diseases.
They are, moreover, found to prepare the system
for the beneficial action Of cold mineral waters
whether saline, sulphurous aluminons, or chaly, =,
beate in cases for which such waters as are iouha
I'm neghboring valleys are mainly indicated.
DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS Go containing tanning a a
numerous cases cured or relieved, will be furnished
on application to the Manager, az the Springs, or
to s. {. TARpY & Co., Richmond, Va.
A TELEGRAPH OFFaCE has been established
at the Springs, thus atfotding visitors an oppor-
tnnitv ~ nromut communication with every part
of the world. j. Al MCCLUNG, Manager.
IS. G. TARDY,
THUS. II. PRICE K CO.,
mv,som Owners, Richmond. Va.
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS. :,

OATH ALUM cfhlNOS.
ID bath COUNTY, VA.
This pleasant and attractive SUMMER Re
SORT viii be open to receive visitors J ZINE !,
Depot, of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. and
Immediately on the best and most direct stage.
road leading from that railroad to the w arm, HOT
and Healing Springs.
The waters are tonic, deobstruent, Alternative,
and astringent and enjoy wide reputation fer
the cure OF all cutaneons diseases, scrofnia
nervous debility, &C., and are especially noted
= remedial agant for those ailments peculiar 70
the female constitution. sNs
The proprietor is now prepared to offer unusual
inducements to both invalids and pleasnre-seeheIS
as he has refsted and furnished the rooms OF sne
large hotels and handsome cottages In style supe
rior In point OF elegance and comfort 70 tnose ~
any OF the Virginia Springs.
Those wishing TO secure o choice OK cott1Bea W
rooms would do well to apply early, aS arrange
ments are now being made for the season:
For circulars, &C., giving fun mt6In Wnae az
Proprietor Bath Alum Springs, Va.
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ANTI-V AcolNAT1oN.- June 90
A meeting of the anti-vaccination league
was held here yesterday. Professor New
man, editor of the BIOLOGIST, presided.
Many speakers denounced vaccination In
the strongest terms, and urged Parliament
to repeal the laws on the subject.
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COMPASSIONATE OFFICE,
No Sic Franklin street.
RICHMOND, June Is, isIV.)
NARNETT, TRUSTEE, vs.. SUTTON
NJ FIT AIS

GARRETT, TRUSTEE, vs.. SUTTON
" EFT AIS,
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE CHI "f
RICHMOND.
Bya decree entered In this cause on the lst u''
or March, 1870, II Is ordered :, !, u,,
"That fhe defendant, Il. K. b. virgin; 20 l en
der before one OF the commissioners OF th,S cnu''
an account or the administration OF ~ iIlI ~, ,ha
Wright upon the estate OF William a. w tisn. W.,
the said estate and also Of his adminis alton up"n
the estate OF William =. Wright; ana als9 a.
tee under the fifth clause or saiu wv IiiIaiu o.
Wright the eIter's) will for Maria sutton anu n''
husband aud children. ,a .,,J
"And the commissioner who shall take TUG Ss,I
accounts shal also ascertain and report what pro-
perty OF the estate Of William A. wright he cru
which passes under the second clause Oh tne san an
viii remains unsOld by the executor anu aNo 10
account showing the estate 70 WHICH uT ~,
HAYES r. sutton and bis infant dangh'Gi, - ann
Halves sutton entitled under the tAifu anu '''A
clauses Of said Will. ~ r.
aAnd In taking the said accounts the sara Nv
b. Wright shall submit to be examine. gu UIun ~
the said commissioner, Ii shc piaihtin S.'. So:
Guire It or the commissioner shail oeem i.ssaad
sary. And the said commissioner maS ns ,h,
so take said accounts, after giving notice y. u
lime and nj ace of taking the same In neSsEaPo ~,
published In the city Of Richmond ohSs n shall
four successive weeks, ard sach pauiieatirna
he equivalent TO personal service ON the Lii
And he shall make reportto the eourt W I'm. il
aocounts, With amy matter ny Inc parties
pertinent by himself oF feiuiie" " "
The psrtics interested are hereby nosied tns ia
h.xe fxed on Tuesday the 18th day OF Juy. 90
nj al o'clock p NJ. Is the time, and py o n a.
the place, to take the accounts ana nahe '"' -
quifies directed by the T TaSaas j. EVANS
<.,1Thaw Commissioner in Chance.y.
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Fresh beef from Texas is served up at
the New Orleans hotels, being prepared
therefor by the refrigerating process. 1t is
said 10 keep better and to be superior in
flavor to the beef slaughtered ut New Or
leans,