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ST. LOUIS.
for Illicit Distil1ing-At.
tempted Rescue Of the Prisoners.

Sr LOUIS, May 20.-Two Cnfed
States Marshals, Lieutenant B. James
and Valentine Prewitt, were a few
DAYS ago sent TO Belton County, in
this State, to arrest John o. McCIary
and Frank Rogers, on a charge
of illict distillery They secured
their men and started TO Cape
Girordeon on horseback, intending TO
lodge their prisoners in Jail in this city,
but when near Marble Hill the Mar
shals were bushwhacked by a party OF
about twenty armed men. The surren-
der OF the prisoners was demanded,
which, being refused, the Marsbals
were fired upon. The Marshals re-
turned the FIRE briskly, when the bush
whackers allowed them TO escape with
their prisoners, whom they lodged in
Jail here last night.
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BEE KEEPING.
sueee.. with the Common Hive.

Bees know nothing OF patent hives
they know only Of principles, and these
are carried out by those other principles,
the bees instincts. In this way they
work like machinery-always-and may
be relied On.
The principles OF success in bee cui'
ture are strong, well organized swarms,
plenty OF room, and-but this sums 1t
up; a simple thing, and it ought to be
encouraging. Then there are OUTSIDE
influences. A partial shade is 40 ad'
vantage. The direct rays Of midsum'
mer sun, such as we get more or less
yearly. are anything but q comfort TO
bees, who love warm, sunshiny weather,
but not the extreme above mentioned
We have here the testimony OF nature
in the bees seeking the woods-Dot the
dense shade below, but where the sun
shine can reach them, alternating with
the shade as the sun makes his cycle.
We have an instance Of this in neigh
bor's stand Of bees, situated in yard
partialy shaded with trees. The pro
prietor, Daniel Shall, has been engaged
in bee keeping for eight or ten years,
and with success, 30 much 20 that his
neighbors have been stimulated TO the
same enterprise, and many colonies have
been established. But none has the
success Of Mr.. 8. Why1 This 10 an
interesting question, and on it hangs
much that is important and useful :,
Mr.. s. is unscientifc, in the technicaI
sense of that term. He has probably
never looked into book, nor even read
an article on bee culture. He has oo-
tained his knowledge-notmuch konWL
edge, for that, as We have seen Is SIMPLE
enougb-by observing, and the exercise
of some judgment He did, what his
peighbors have not done, take care ol kis
Je>s-not seen 10 them for awhile, and
then partially or perhaps entirely ne
elected them; he has not seen 10 them
in the fall, and neglected them duriog
! the winter; looked at themin the spring,
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Fires on Long Island.

LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK, May d.
For the past few days fires have been
raging at intervals on the south side Of
Long leland. One hundred acres be
longing to Ellis Strong, were burned
over. The house OF John Hengler was
consumed and several summer houses
and about q thousand acres belonging
to different parties. Total loss estima'
ted at from 5000 to $4,000,
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MEMPHIS.
suicide-Fast Type Setting-Sundny
SchOOI Celebration.

school Celebration.
MEMPHIS, May 2O.-Louis Gerderon,
aged twenty-eight years, committed
suicide at Little Rock, Ark, a day or
two since by blowing out his brains.
F.S. Vanborn, foreman at the office
Of the Southwestern Publishing House,
today set l7OS ems in one hour.
A grand Sunday School celebration
took place to-day and was participated
in by fully 5000 children from all parts
of the country around within radius
Of fty.fve miles. The procession oc'
cupied an hour in passing given point
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NOTICES..
Notice 10 Picnic Parties.

nARTIES INTENDING To SECUH
desirable grounds for picnic or pleasu,
nartIes are requested Ia call and exani
my grounds, Just east OF the East Wheclil
bridge. There IN fine grove OF tre>
plenty Of pure spring water, large Dam
iall, music stand and every convenieri
for real enjoyment. Terms very mode
ate. Apply on the premises.
my3 Joseph WEiSHAR, Prop'rl
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All persons interested will please toI
notice that the subscriber, appointed d
Hon. The Supreme court OF PeDnsylvl
Master % make distribution, accordiy
law, OF the fund, the proceeds oi the
above mentioned, among such parti{
may be entitled 10 the same, viii sttsn
the purpose Of his appointment, nj his
No. ia Fourth avenue, In the city OF
burgh, Allegheny county, pennsyiyan
WEDSEsDAY, the 3lst day OF NAY
at 10 O'Clock A. ".
srT Master.
p,rrxprecu MAY s. lGl. m
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Horace Greeley. in an agriculture
article, lately wrote ground rent, al
the compositor' set il up give us
rrst"
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II. REILLY

yXyATCM YREE-G1vES Gn
w 20 every i've man who VIII
agent in . pey, light, and h9norsSl1 40
nexs, paying 90 day ss 40 2n
nr,se' No humbuG No money wan
sdvaneik + noSRoE KENNEDY 4 d
sz-dly Pitsbur|
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BY TELEGRAPH
Exclusively for the Register.
BY the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
Latest kilograms.
EUROPE.
FIERCE ENGAGEMENT.
EUROPE.
ENGAGEMENT.

ARRESTS ON THE INCREASE.
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Bombardment Of Paris Continues
The Versaillists Repulsed'

THE EMPIRE TO BE RESTORED
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BOARD or DIRECTOR
IIrM. &. PATTERSON, st a.,
w THE HFMPFfELD H. r., et nj.

Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania, Easf
District, No. ~, January T., 1850.
And now, March 30, 1871, the Repo9
the Trustees having been presented u
C0ut, the Court, after due consideraI
thereof confirm the sale Of the pTomt~
stated therein, and order the same 10 bel
remain frm and stable 90 the purchl >
JOHN KING, Jr., unle~ exceptions be
within ten days from date, and the tru4
do ereruts and deliver ~ said purchal
deed for the same: and r. BRADfORDTl
is hereby appointed a Master 10 make
tribution, N provided for In the de
made In this case.
From the record. pEBCChlA
- In testimony wher(
Seal ofthe have bereunto ssf,
OF scal Of ssId CourI
Pernsyiyania. Philadelphia. this
day OF April, ID.
JAMES RufsS SNOWDEN
Prothonots
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Opera BoueHe Balls

The police have been directed not to
allow the French or opera bouefe balls
to take place in the city. The last
one was given Thursday night They
bring out all the roughs and courtesans,
and require the services Of too many
policemen.
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Dupont,s Gunpowdsr Agen|

PIrTsgusGH. May 5, ls7l.
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VERSAILLES, May 81, P. M.-The
assault BY the Versaillists on the en-
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THE lAERTS

uCikCUlT COURT, JHdse Maclyfhu.-To- day
aGsinst Fitch and Windsor; seitied H.venner 1
Norris against JOY; verdict Tor plaintiff damages
SUIT FOE MALICIOUS PROSECUTION
The case OF Roger Crunibaugh agt. JOHN rrzz.e-
action for palicions prosecutien.wss taken mp
Fendali tor defendant. Mr.. Norris, ia opening
stated that the facts in the were that Frizzie
The sih Of september, Ise9, for the arrest Il The
plaintiff On the charge of stealing bay colt belong
,as en- tefre Justice Buckley. by whom he " as held
10 bal tr hearing, and when the ease came mp
psc,-a to prove the charge absent, and told tie
!netico that he might a. we'll dis,niss the ease.
p"nnn. ,0 a. this he S"
spd Justlc, Buckey ties ined to the facts.
bond in the ca.., and the defendant asking for the
amd i;ix sn which ne warrant was basaa Mr. N.
tha, if it was in writing they had been unable 70
The defendant. Mr. FrizzIe. was placed on the
colt Crumb,ueh was not AZ home, ami h had reason
to seiie'e that he was The party who t9,k the colt
made oath TO 1t q; Justice whites Office
SESst M e., ruled thu. tie evidence was not
Instructions verdict was rendered for defendant.
POLICE COURT. Day. Jpdss SrsH:- The
case Of Lucy Pollock colored charg with the lar
OgIeson. coored was char ged with assault and bat.
tery Oh Mason Long. ORleton shot of a pistol in
church, aid Long, deacon, got u head put on him
IN attemptiT q to put Ogleton out fined s. RotJert
Biair, c. lord loud ard boisterous talk; fined So
John S&lgget, dIiving waR N over flag footwdy;
h.ed s.; John Cooper. cur.ing the street; fined
50 Robert Carter, driving wagon without the
proper Lun Der alta" he'd; fined %. Francis ii
cray, colored. assault on OpheIia Armist-ad Gray
obj cted to the Mountaineering of oath Ophelia,
on the grouI that she had been in the pententiary
Sne told her etorv, ana Gi ay was fined % and costs
Mary Luttrtl1 vagrant, was sent 10 the workhouse
20 days. uotwithsi anding she wore n white satin
bonnet. W 1iIe feat hers and figured veil AZ MuI-
hsaD, assault on Mary Mntligan, bis wife, This
was christmas quarrel in which Pat threw pot
OF boiling coffee at Mary, spelling her new calico
froek. Pats defence was that his wife came hsma
too late to suit him. Ne was reouipfd TO give $500
bonds to Keep the peace John Think, a drunk en-
soldier, WAS charged with disOrderly conduct and
swearing on the street; fired S. Recess
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The Connecticut democratic state con-
vention Is called for February 9Th
~The Chicago Republican will be merged in
the Post Saturday. f's
Ex-senator Sprague was thrown In q buffalo
hunt recently, narrowly escaping death.
e Counterfeits OF the new fifty dollar treas
ury Notes are in circulation in ArkAnsas.
~Rov. Robert j. Breckinridge died last
evening at his home In Danvilie, Kentucky.
- lis Carrie Saiu Is acting adjutant-eencr-
al vi Kansas.
~Ths state of Texas could support the
present population Of the entire Union.
n0There we're two hundredAand twenty-eiph
deaths from smallpox in Philadelphia lasi week
G0At q recent fox-huut In Vermont the fox
ate up two Of DE dOgsead frightened the res
away. ~ss- - - - tss4
ga young woman only needs one lover very
much IN earnest 70 bring around hef severa
others equally devoted, - men are sometimes
0There h q cot in Davies county, Indiana,
which has the chills and fever a. regularly o.
any Of the rest Of the family. And yet the peo-
pie over there think that Darwin Is q fool.
VThe latest style Of dance-cards used at balls
and parties arc in the shape OF book, bound i'm
an imitation OF Russia leather with small gilt
pencil attacked 70 ono side by marrow red
ribbon. a*f
git is stated that the Temperance men
elected 70 tho Minnesota Legislature propose to
make an effort 70 pass prohibltory liqu0r iav,
70 be applicable IN every PORTION OF the state
except in cities and townsxhere Ana jsrity Of the
voters shall decide IN fsser o. license.
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n
TREATED sTEPsoN-A VERDICT or mot
GUILTT"-REMAEKABLEU NAxIMITY OF THE
JUDGE, COUNSEL AND JURY.
This morning. in the Criminal Court, Judge
Cartter, VIM keough, charged with murder In
killing James Carey, his stepfather, on tbs q IN
OF March, was taken up-Judge Fisher prose-
cutting, and Messrs. A. G. Riddle and L. L..
Stanton for the prisoner.
JOHN ~. Murphy, policeman, testified to his
hearing the shooting and going to the house cor
ner OF ID and 1st streets, where he found de-
who said Carey had threatened the life OF his rel
atives; regarded deceased AZ . very bad man and
knew that he was in the habit OF going armed
Dr. Hartigan testified to the character Of the
wound-a pistol shot in the right groin, down
orrhage.
Judge Cartier said they could dismiss the
charge Of murder and proceed under the second
count. =
Mrs. Georgidnna Carey wife of the deceased)
was sworn tor defense. and testified that she had
house corner of LIST and ID streets, which was
built by her own means. Carey did nothing and
at the time Of the accident accused was at home
sick. Carey was always quarreling, and threat
ening 10 drive William 1.-THE prisonsr) away, and
told her that if she did not drive Tie - OF a
away be would Kill him. Carey had threat
ened to XIII all the children On the morning Of
the accident he had threatened to shoot Will
ham, and got mp from the table and went into
the middle room, where the stairs WERE saving
that he would blow the = of - brains out
n,
MIS- q. was eross-examined at considerable
1eTgth.
Mass Jcne HsoUqh. sister of the accused testi-
ned 10 the ili-trraiment OF herself and brothers
by the deceased, eorrOborating her mothers
testimony.
Rec b. p. Wigeh. pastor of st. Joseph's. testi-
he'd 10 the good character ~ the accused As a
Sunday school scholar several years ago. when
he remarked him an excellent young man out OF
l.1eo. He was spprized OF the condition of the
family on the Sunday previous to the shooting
ana advised that Mrs. Carey and her family
should leave the house TO prevent blOodshed.
Dr. George N. Mccoy testified to the bad char
acter OF Carey; Casper 06ensleia TO the good
character of prisoner and bad character OF de-
ceased; Archibold Broscn 10 the good character
of the accused; Mr.. G.. W. Linrsile testified that
Carey's reputation was the worst he ever knew
The defence closed and Judge Fisher said he
BAD not the heart to ask the jury to render YER
diet He could not give it himself, and he would
abandon the cause.
Judge Cartier said that he concurred with the
prosecuting officer, and directed the jury to re.
turn verdict Of not guilty.
The jury accordingly found a verdict of not
guilty, and the prisoner, after receiving the con-
Rratulations Of many friends present, left the
court room.
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GEORGETOWN.

RIVER TRADE.--Arriyed-Stea Lady OF
the Lake, from Norfolk, with furniture and
miscellaneous freights, and cleared with 600
barrels of -four for Norfolk and Boston, Ar
rved-Steamer john Gibson with assorted
cargo for the District. In the freights are some
new street cars for the Columbia Railroad Com
pany. r...
PAETY OF MAsQUEEADEEs from Washing
ton were entertained last evening at the resi-
dence OF James 5. Welch, Esq, on First street,
and large number Of invited guests partOok OF
his hospitality. The party was deli ghtful one,
and dancing was kept up till near ming
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THE NEW DEPARTURE" OF JAPAN.-The
steamer Great Republic, from Hong Kong and
Yokohama, brings intelligence which is thus
summarized, showing the wonderful changes
that are now going on in the empire:
His imperial hghhess the Mikado is taking an
active personal interest in the affairs of govern
ment, AS is evident from his frequent visits to
the various public departments. Heis generally
attended by but four guards Great changes
are noticeable everywhere. European dress Is
now, with but few exceptions, adopted by the
official class The Mikado, 1t is reported, was to
visit the United States frigate Colorado, Capt.
Baldwin.
AL the late daimios and princes have been
ordered. with their families, to take up their
residence at Yedd0, where. although thew
relfnquish their titles and hereditary rights,
they will be supported by salaries allowed for
life by the general government, and are
classified under ten grades-receiving pay ac-
c0rdingly.
The Bhuddist temples have been closed, and
priests have received orders either to Join the
army or become farm laborerS; In fact work for
an honest livelihood Nor is the sweeping hand
Of reform stayed here. All officials are for
hidden 10 squat on mats in public, but hereafter
are required to furnish at least two rooms in
European style, and adopt the foreign dress at
an early date. Their efforts are certainly de-
serving Of our warmest sympathy.
The Japanese government, with the object of
pushing on the civilization OF their country and
bringing it forward rapidly as possible, are
continuously engaging foreigners from abroad
TO enter their service.
In addition to the many recent appointments
Of eminent American citizens, We hear OF
twenty-three French military instructors for
the imperial army, ten British Instructors for
the Japanese navy, twelve beer brewers from
Bavaria. and twenty frst-class boot and shoe
makers have been ordered.
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The polIa,,,.Ivon C,~e~-
SUITS FOR SCANDAL, ASSAULT AND BATE
pRI GGING.- &C.. YET rRIsn.

SUITS FOR SCANDAL, ASSAULT AND BATTERY,
DRCGGISG. sc, YET TO re TRIED.
Yesterday in the circuit court, Judge Mac
Arthur, on the rendition of the verdict for
plaintiff in the case OF Mrs. Pollard against J.
T. Lyon--far breach of contract in preventing
her from exercising the superintendence Of the
Sc. Cloud hotel-Mr. X. b. Washington made q
motion ter new trial. which will be argued in
few days, and il the motion Is eveVruled the
case will 90 To the court in general term on ex-
cept!oDs
The remaining cases between the parties we're
called, and after some discussion they were set
for Wednesday next. These cases are fnr scam
dial and assault and battery. In the scandal salt
Mrs. Pollard charges that Lyon. In speaking of
her On the 18th day OF September, 1Se, spoke
and published of the plaintiff the words. al saw
her in bed with Captain Denty;' and ut another
time, on the same day, IL looked over the tran
som light and saw Mrs. Pollard IN bed with
Captain Denly" for which she claims dams ges
for $4,000. IN the remaining eases, Mrs. Pol
lard charges that Lyon administered to he DIR ugs
which made her sick, and while under the indu-
ence OF such drugs he caused her removal to and
confinement in the insane hospital, for which
she claims damages $4,000.
FOREIGN SPARROws FOR Qua PUBLIC
PARKs.-A few days since Gen. Babsock, Sn-
perintendeRt Of Public Buildings and Grounds
set free in Lafayette Square the last iustslment
OF English and German sparrows received from
Europe. There are now in Lafayette Square
the capitol and Smithsonian grounds, Franklin
Square and the White Honse grounds about On
hundred pairs Of these inter sting ami valuable
lit e foreigners. who seem to be- quite coatent
With their new home. They are very hardy, and
II is believed will not be seriously affected by the
rigors Of winter. They are daily fed with
crached wheat, chaff &c, and flock To the feed
ing place a. regular as chickens Over one hun
dred boxes have been placed in the trees for
their special accommodation, a nd in theRi it is
expected they will build their nests and their
Young m Nj spring. As each pair Of birds rears
three broods every season. and IA each Matching
generally produces six birds, there ought TO be
no scarcity OF these useful little creatures by
next winter.
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CITY ITEMS.

Love singie-breasted Black Frock Coats Of
French Twined Cieth. for middle-sged and eld-
erly gentlemen, I II SIS. Just opened a fau as
s0Ttment Of sizes. GRO. G. HRsNiSG,
No. 40 Seventh street y. W.
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The BLOOpY VALMAsEDA has issued procla-
nation that after the 18th OF January next he
intends to have shot all Cuban insurgents who
may be captured and that those who surrender
after that date will be sentenced to perpetual
imprisonment, and to add to his barbarity, he
says that all negro women captured after the
18th will be delivered to their owners and be
compelled to wear chain for four years; and all
white women captured i'm the woods will be
banished from the, country Why this rigor, il
the insurrection is ended as claimed by these
Spanish butchers2
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Becker q Co.
successor TO p Wallach, dealer in mems 5, youths
and boys clothing, have received an entire new
stock OF goods, which they are selling at the
lowest market price. Those in want OF clothing
or gents furnishing goods, would do well to cali
and examine their goods before purchasing
elsewhere. l. BECKER q Co.
OdeOn Hall, corner AZ street and Pa. ave.
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LOG AL NEW S.
TIE HOLIDAYS.
New Years Gifts. and Where 20 Ruy
them

The ladies' will be rejoiced to learn that Mr.
DAVIS. No sol Market Space, has Just received
a large stock Of ladies' plain linen collar. Ia
0es and misses embroidered sets, handsome
Windsor ties, &c, which he will sell cheap
during the holidays. His goods are acknowledged
10 be among the very choicest OF the Kind in the
eisy and hls store IL fsvOrite resort for ladies
Of taste.
A rare opportunity 10 buy singing birds and
parrots Is now etered by LATIsER & CLE.RY
attheir auction rooms, under The STAB Office
nis seldom that oTare a collection OF birds can
De seen in Washington. The prices at which
these birds are sold bring them within the reach
OF rich and poor allie
HABLR BROTHERS, at the corner of eth and ID
saeets, are Offering extraordinary Inducements
70 pure hsstr OF clothing just now. Their stock
10 very large, and embraces the latest STYLES in
men ana youths clothing. As. the establish
heDt sells an immense amount OF clothing the
~ the very lowest figure. III You don't believe
thsy ITO tins 20 and price their goods.
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TIE MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also,
Hamilton & Pearson's, No. 4, I'm. G. A. Bnild-
ing, 9th and ID streets.
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A SURE PREVENTIVE for gray hair Ia Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover. Try il }
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CHINESE PROG from Shany-
hal announce that the Chinese government has
determined to follow the example of the Japan
csc, and send young men to England and the
United States to be educated in the schools OF
those countries.
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A UNIVERSAL RENEDY.-"Brown'sB Bronchial
TrOches," for coughs, colds. and bronchial At
fectiOns, stand first in public favor and conf
dence; this result has been acquired by q test of
many years. co
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! POsTNAsTKR AEREsTBD.--Wm. A. Whitta-
ker, postmaster at Bowling Green, Wood coun-
~, Ohio, was arrested and brought to Cleveland
yesterday, charged with embezzling money!
order funds. He was held in 81 500 bail TO an
Swer the charge
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UNDERwEAR at the usual low rates at Price's,
413 eth street.
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WEATHER STRIPs!-Bsst in the Worfd.-Fol
doors and windows. Also, the only inoderou
Gas Heating Stove in the world. at Hamilton &
Pearson's, y. NJ. G. A. Building, 9th and L
streets l2.I3,1:
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The Above prices are Tor exactly the same
classes OF machines sold in both countries
There is scarcely any difference in the cost OF
material and labor in any OF the above-named
machines.
Affoarit.-W. q. Wilson, President Of the
Wilson Sewing Machine Co., personally ap-
peared before me, and made oath that the above
prices are correct and taken by him from cir
cuars published In the United States and Eng
land under the corporate names of the com
panies manufacturing said machines
FRED. SMITH,
Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas
OF CuyahOga Co, q.
The Wilson Sewing Machines are for sale at
A. RosENTHAL, 404 It'll street.
Terms easy
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Mr. John A. Ruff has entered SUIT against tho
Republic Fire Insurance Company OF New York.
for 90 coo, the amount for which hi property at
day Of April iasf, y vas insured In said company.