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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-27

The New York Legislature did at least one
good thing az the last session, and THAI xas the
enactment Of law authorizing the Mayor OF
the city Of New York TO appoint q board for the
examination and licensing Of sn druggists, and
Al persons employed by any druggist, who saa all
De engaged In preparing physicians preszip-
oois OF IN dispensing medicine. In conformity
WIN TINS excellent law, Mayor Hall has ap-
ioihted board composed OF one skilled phap-
n1aceutist, one practical druggist, and two regu-
La Pny sicians' 70 examine, and, if found capc-
se' 70 incense the prOprietors and clerks Of drug
s'ofes' ana persons preparing and putting up
PfeSet iptions Tor medicine. Any persOn who Is
found seilingor preparing drugs without a cs,-
tfease from this board, SIX months amer ~
organization, will be liable 10 imprison1nen, or a
tine Of not more than s5OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-27

The air is still thick with rumOrs OF frraeon-
Ciiable disagreements between the Secretary of
the Treasury and the COMMISSIONS OF internal
Revenue, and prophets are plenty who prerc.
that one or the other must 20 out within the mex.
ten days. gfnerAily experimenting the prediction
Eicl the remark that 10 probably won't be the
Secretary. just how much real foundation m. re-
Is for this gossip il Is hard to tell bat aside from
1t there Is generally entertained belief tia,
Mere will be a change in the internal revenue
othce before very long, and on Analysing this In
preston il IS found 10 be based on other and
perhaps more tsnsble grounds than mere wan.
q harmony between subordinate and sup,rior
sld rests upon allegations OF q large falling off
In the revenue, a tendency TO jobbery, unvtsa
and unnecessary settlement Of cases iuvolvin,
VAT amounts Of money, and Of general tn ,f6ci,
ency in the administration of the Office
This y substantially the csse a 10 now sta,.s
and we give the echoes Of the streets and corr,
dOrs for what they are worth Curiousy enongn
the Wi-eacres who make vacancies with braa,h
o. by the stroke OF the pen, have, as vet. furn-
ished no successor for Commissioners Pleasoaton
Usually they have any number OF states an
really prepared TO hand, but they seem % have
allowed rhis case % 60 BY default What are the
qutd RVncs about?
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Government Securities


lRy Bonktvs', Brohrs' and Commercial TsLsz,1pA I
Lewis johnson Goa quote stocks and bonds in
home and foreign markets a. follows: -
rfEw YORK, June E-FirFt Board, 10 % a. NJ
o. ISL, coupon ms; 52Ds, 62, coupon, lex
~ = % c2npon li3 80 65colPon, n2'i;5os
- = eo cCucon, n5S 4O's, coupon, IiO11 Cur
TtnSy o. Us; MsripOsa, a. Canton. 7S1s Cumber-
land, -; Western Union Telegraph, J9JS: ouicksil-
YER M; iPacifc Mail. a: Boston Water Power,
~ Adams, Express, @3T; Wells, Fargo & Co = Ex,
Eess, AZ; American Express, So United states
ExprSSs q; New York Central and Hudson %:
NeW 1Ork central Scrip, S2s of d; Erie, 81 do pre-
f f,rI :. HARLEM, i2:{; do. Prefd, Rsadfn9
te7a; michigan Central, =; Lake Shore aud
Mlcigan southern, lOSA ex div. Union Pacific Rail
Tead, so; Illinois Central, l96 OH; Cleveland and
PittsburS, llGA; Northwest, 7315; do preferred sg
tleyelsnd, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis,
III New Jersey Central, Ill; Rock Island. fIII5;
Milysqkie and st. paul, COS; do preferred, ~
ss soH Wes s1a Wes o Delaware Lackawsnna
f rsFrs hHgte i Hannibal and st: Joseph, 81
Ohio aud Mississippi certificates, 81; Columbus
chicago and Ind. Central. 205s; TENNESSEE 90
Cld ~ do new TN; Virginia o., old, 67il: North
ssSoi Gen,f 6S ps ef Fl de- nSE q Missouri
Bonds, 9l1s; Gold, Il2zall2L Market strong
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-27
The Railroad Nuisance.

by reference 70 the correspondence Published
III another column il viii be seen that the pro-
Jtetors Of the National junction Railway are
wiling 20 cuncete something 20 the demands OF
TIE residents in the northern part or the city in
regard 70 tho location OF their track. The
remedy suggested Is only partial, and while It Is
les Objectionable than a surface track, il must,
We think. fall far short OF giving general satis-
faction Nanifesly the solution OF the problem
ca railway transit through the city must ulti-
nstely be found In some such measure As that
introduced in the legislature by Nr. Thompson,
locking 70 the construction of a union depo,
neer the river front, and it i. to be regretted
that those interested in the question canno.
view it in all its aspects before they have ex-
pended their money In ether directions on tenn
poFary eNpeGients-
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porary eNPeiients.

Hrecent cable kilograms from London, which
state that the subject of the sharp exchange OF
notes between Prince Bismarck and Earl Gran
vile is the proposed purchase By Germ any from
England Of the island Of HeligOland are To be
lieved. the battle OF Dorking, may take
ace in 1871 instead Of 1875, the date fixed BY
lie writer in BlaokvcOd. The kilograms state
lat Prince Bismarck made a demand upon
England for the island, insisting that it ought to
LesOng TO Prussia, that it was the property OF
Holland, that it Is wrongfully held by England,
and that during the late Franco-Prussian war
it was used by the French navy as a point whence
the German feet could be annoyed, and Ham
burg and other German ports threatened. A
glance ut the map will show that It's location,
close to Denmark on the east and HOll nd on
the south, Is an important one, slthOr n the
island itSelf-a mere speck on the map little
mere than q rock in the North Sea, about thirty
five miles northwest OF the mouth Of the Elbe,
Containing 81 square miles, and a seafaring pop-
ulatiOn OF two thousand two hundred souls
The main body Of the island Is 2C0 feet high SUP
rounded By sandy fat. II originally belonged
to Schleswig, sfterward passed to Denmark and
when Dermark became embrOiled with England
in ISCT. the latter power seized the mOrsel of An
Island and found Il useful "a a base of operations
against the European blockade declared by Ma
poleon. b the treaty Of Kiel, in 1914, signed BY
Great Britain, Sweden and Denmark, Heliyo-
land vas eedeG TO its present owner. Germany
never owned the island, and therefore cannot
claim it as ''restoratOn," though the German
language Is taught in the schools and used in
religious services The island is good for moth
ing in a national point OF view, except as coal
ing station and base OF naval movements. but
during the late war tire French vessels re-prted
to it, and in effect enjoyed its immunity for the
purpose Of blockading Hamburg and terrifying
the German commerce IN the North Sea- IT.
possession would be Of value 20 Germany. Prince
Bismarck wants IL, and proposes To buy IL: the
German papers all favor the acquisition; bat
England VIII not sell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-27

The subject OF instructing women In domestic
economy IS attracting attention in England, and
an institution is soon 70 be established In Lon
Don, under the direction OF a Lady, and the
patronage Of the Earl OF Snartesbury and o,h,,
distinguished philanthroplsts, for the purpose o,
teaching the art OF housekeeping. Practical
lessons in cookery and baking bread are to be
given, and lectures are 10 be delivered ON moi
cooking, housekeeping, the Laws OF health, and
other subjects OF Importance. A restaurant q
% be connected with the institute for Iailos and
gentlemen, and il Is intended to open reading
room In the building for ladies' use excluSv rlv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The week opens in New York on quiet markets at
me So ck exchange The money market is abundant
II supplied and rates call loans are sat por cont
with cxcePions To the weaker class & stock brokers'
a. , Per cent Prime Commercial paper passes at 81
per cent, and choice short date at "a per cont
government bonds are strong at slight advance
SaiuIday quotations, the market being without
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-27

And now comes an irreverent correspondent
Who says that tho promised visit OF Russian
Grand Duke to this country u purely sensa-
flonal runnor, having for It's foundstion nothing
more than the statement OF Minister Catsoazy.
WI" = thus indirectly, As he has heretofore been
squaIeiy' charged with having a weakness for
i"ge promises and small resulta Merely the
state ment OF Minister. indeedi III a govern
Iaent representative In foreign parts Is no, 9ood
authority as TO the movements OF bis home dig
nitaries, pray what Is be good for?
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The Star by Nail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer or
any portion OF it may have TEE STAR sent to
their address for such time as they desire at the
rate Of fifty cents Per month. Orders, accom-
panied BY the money, should be sent 20 the bush
ness ofice OF the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-27

sTThe National Emigration League has sent
out 900 emigrants OF q sup rior class 20 Canada
sZGovernOr Bowie, Of Maryland, denies that
ne has any aspirations 10 n seat in the Unitod
States Senate.
s~MaiOr Andrew jackson Donelson died
srddenly at half past eight last evening, In the
PEABODY Hotel, az Cincinnati, u cholera NOR
bus, agedI2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-27

STATE CONVERSIONS TINS WEE ~,
democrats o. Maine hold their State Convention
10 nominate q candidate for Governor In Angus,
to-day and the republican convention is TO be
held In Portland Thursday. The California re-
publican State convention, 10 nominate STATE
and judicial Officers, 10 TO be held in Sacramen,o
Tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-27
Markets TODAY.

BALTIMORE, june Z.-Cotton easier and nominal
low meetings; Baby. Flour dull and nominal for
low grades Hovard street superfine, S5aS575:
extra EasI; family, Sass Is; City Mills super-
Inc, e5aSIS extra, 80 sesS8; family, SASH;
SIasS2 Wheat steady; Pennsy lvania, 8 .5Oa s. s.
Scrn dull; white southern, 500; yellow southern,
a western, 6sa67. Provisions unchanged Pork
SnaSloH. Bsoon-shoulders, easy, ~; rib sides
Tsesy&' GEAR I'D sides, yzAy1s- sugar cured hams
ioaH. Lard, lsllh. Whisky quiet, o.
NEW YORK, Juno N.-Stocks steady and dnIl
Gold steady, l2hal2S. Governments dull and steaiy
Money easy, 3. Virginia skies, 81; do. new, NJ
North Carolinas, "; do. new, ZS. Exchange, long,
l01s; short, IL.
kBw York, June Z.-Wheat quiet and heavy.
blour dull and declining. Corn dull and To- Lower
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-27

Mr. ALRKRT SCHUMACHER, one OF the
le aiding shipping merchants OF Balti more Presi-
dent Of the Board Of Trade, and Agent for the
North German Lloyd line OF Steamships. died
uddeniy at his residence, No - Mount Vernon
Place, IN that city yesterday afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-27

FOSTER TO BE HAHeED-Judge Cardoza. I'm
~, FORK, has denied the motion for a writ OF
e,-or and stay Of proceedings in the Foster car
10y murder case. Foster viii therefore be
fsngedin accordance with his sentence.
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LOST AND FOUND.

TAKEN UP ASTBAY-On the ed inst,-n
q red cow, white face large horns. Thel AH
owner IL requested to come forward, proye3
property, pay charges and take her away.
JOHN G.. q. T0OMBS,
je24N corner N and n streets, Island.
TAKEN UP ASTRAY-On the 22i inst one dark
brindle horned cow, white back and q,
breast. The owner Is requested % come for ~ lS
ward, prove property, pay charges and take1
her away. THOMAS HICKS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-27

nFTHERE WILL BE MEETING OF THE
w EIGHTH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN
CLUB THIS Tuesday EVENING, at o clock as
Liberty Hall Every mernber Is requested to attend,
as business OF Importance is to be transacted BY
order of the president. Ilt'l T. Z. GREEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-27

TSECURITY IN LIFE INSURANCE Beng
Wy Of the Fret Importance, the NORTHWEST
ERN, for the better protection Of its policy holders
changed lie rate 81 reserve to per cent thus afford
ing an TxPRE6sABLR SECURITY for the payment Of
all policies 81 the Company they become claims
once sos Seventh street.
pyD-tf #. KNIGHT, General Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-27

n@PRINCIPAh OFFICE NATIONAL
US FF RE5MSs SAVINGS AND TRUST
wA.uroros, D. O., June a. ls1.
AMENDMENTS TO THE RULES AND REGU.
,.,.. LATIoSS.
XIV OF the Rules and Regulations" OF the Freed
man Savings and Trust Company, as found in its
Deposit Books, are modified follows:
In place 81 Rule v read: 1"'''
From the first day Of July, ISL, the Freedman's
savings and Trust Company viii pay interest at the
all sums OF five dollars and upwards recey BY IL
on dsposit, under the following conditions and ex-
Interest, at the above named rate, will begin 10
accrue at the beginning Of each month on ali sums
OF i've dollars and upwards then on deposit IL will
te calculated twice year, viz: the first day Of
will be paid In cash or entered 70 the credit OF the
depasitor as deposit, as he OF she may prefer +,
within twenty days after those dates.
withdrawn before ths first days Of July or January
m each year, for the period which may have elapsed
since the date Of the last dividend.
Dn deposits OF 1--WE thousand dollars and upwards
only i've per cent. per snnurn will be allowed.
Rule XIV shall read thus:
Deposits in u not lees than fifty dollars may
-ha Interest from date Of deposit ct the rate a
four per cent. per annum; condition that the
sums 20 Dc posted shall remain ON deposit not less
But Deposits made under this rule viii not partci
pate in the higher rate Of interest Of Rule " Jez
w the WASHINGTON CITY " re DEPIRT.
MINT prior To June I, lS1, are hereby notified to
present the same TO the undersigned, committee.
or befcse the first day Of July, lai, at No. 400
GEORGE W. SMITH, Commissioner.
MARTIN cReNIN, Chief Engineer.
II. ID. BARTLEY, Secretary.
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BOARDING.

(NOOL AND AIRY ROOMS-SiceIy furnished
" and provided with every possible comfort aud
c1ny enIcnco, with strictly frst-class TABLE
BOARD, at llO4 Lab street. Location unsur-
passed. ie9S as
SUMNER BOARD CAN BE HAD, WITH coon
- and well furnished Rooms and the comforts ~
home, at the NATIONAL HOTEL, woodstock
Shenandoah county, Va: At go and SIS per month
Refer to MAYOR Oh. Appel, corner OF and 18th sts
Il. SCHEFRER,
Je0-zw Proprietor.
ELIGIBLE AND COMFORTABLE ROOMS
~ near the Departments, with frst-class Board,
can be had at No. 1918 l street, on reasOnable
terms. Also, Table Boarders accommodates. fes-u
EIRST-CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
FRONT Rooms, to be had on reasonable terms
at 1901, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street. Coed location and accessible. mhZ3Iy
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SCLOSING EXERCISES.
y --
HOWARD UNIVERSITY
LAW DEPARTMENT.

Will take place FRIDAY, June 3Oth ISL. att O'Clock
I. N. at the Chapel, Howard University Building
Washington, ID. q. The exercises will consist II
OratiOns, Essays, Debates and Addresses by mem
befs Of the junior class of the Law Department. The
JeE-4t J. NJ. LANGSTON, Dean Law Faculty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-27
PwAsHIsGI9oH TARGET SHOOTING AS

The members who are IN possession OF paid mn
Shares Of the capital STOCK Of the Washington Tar
get Shooting Association respectfully REQ ueted
. call with the same on X. SCHMID, Rsq., Finance
Secretary, No. 1895 9Th street, between the hours
Of and O'Clock p m, from the I'D until the sOth Of
June prepsrstory 70 raging the due thereon
HUGH HANDLER, sec,y' iegs t;esi
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- X Il L p G o o LII

" p o o Ii
b bathing the head, eyes, face, ears, wrists and
hands, when Overf sAted and when suf-
fering from fewer, with that
Coofnz solution,
PROP COOKS BALM OF LIPEl
At Wholesale and retail by the following first -ciAss
Druggists: Stott Co., $50 Pa. ay.; J, r. Major
cor. 7th and sts.; w :. Thompson, I03 18th st !;
8. +. Lewis, 1<o4 14th ST.; Ward 4 Walsh, cor Pa
av and 18Th St; j. T. Milburn a Co., 531 18th 1t .
g. 6. G. Snms cor. y. Y -av. and l4th ST.; Marin 4
Bro, cor. Pa. az. and sth It ID. Jay Tsulnan,
:. B., Washington. q. " Cropley, 10 Bridge st !,
ThOma- A. Richie, TT Hign St; r. l.. Cropfey a
Druggists generally. Manufacturing Depot, corner
Th and II streets. See testimonials and direc-
tons. les I'm
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1@COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES COLUM-
u-S = BIAN COLLEGE.
The EXERCISES o. the 4erH ANNUAL COM
MkNCEMENT viii oSenr at Lincoln Hall Young
SEsDA 18th inst y at II O'Clock a. m.
The ALL NM Of the several departments are
invita- Without cards 10 the Preside mt reception
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, from to 10 D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-27

NOTICE BUILDERS:
LIMEl LIMEl LIMEN
Beet OOD-BURNT LIME ut 81 10 Der barrel,
delivered In all parts Of the city.
THOMAS FAHEY,
ie Eft fRep.l 10th street west and Canak
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-01-28
Ta'OWN and COUNTRY PROPERTY
FOR SALE

/ a LOT OF GROUND in koorstown, with
good Plank House and OutbuildinEs. Cellar
under the entire bouss. viii bs soid cheap and
on easy terms.
e ONE LOT OF GROUND in &oorstoun, e;
feet front on Main street snd 200 foet deep. a
choice selection OF Fruit Trees on this Lot. Il
In d most desirable loCstion for building.
6. A ARGE TWO bTGRE FRAME HOCe8
en- Lot adjoining the above: finely finished and
with all convenlences GOOD outpuiloipgs aEc
sq25undaHco OF fruit trees.
= 4 TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE IL East
Ward Of EbensburR. Cellar kitchen, well and
cistcrn water. Good outbuildin7s and ONES on
semc Lot. 4 II in good repair. Located on Aain
street. Rents for elso.
5 4 LARGE TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
in the West Ward. suitable for two families
Lot SO feet front on Main street and %6a feet
deep. Could he divided. Rents for $3.50.
G. A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, in " est
Ward, suitable for two families. Lot CO feet
front on Main street and 100 feot cesP- dssi-
rabls property.
7. BUILDING LOTS In west Ward, Eben.b'g.
8. PASTURE LOTS, CT about 6 acres each, one
mile from town.
9. TENDER, suitable for cord wood, on LOTS
OF 6 or 6 acres each, milo from town.
10. SIXTY ACRES HEGLOCE TIRBER LAND
VIII cut 1,0o0.00O feet lumbsr. One aad a half
miles from Ebeneburg.
ia FARM OF 100 ACRES, convenient 20
Ebensburg; mostly cleared and in good order
Will be sold separately or with No. 10.
y~AH the above described property will bs
cold cheap and on easy terms- Those desiring
to purchase viii call on or address the under
signed on OF before the lat day or January nsIt.
j. ALEX. MOORE,
or 4. a. SHOEMAEGE.
Ebonsourx, Dec !, 1870.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-01-28
WE HAD RATHER SELL AT A FOSI-
TIVE LOSS NOW

THAN CARRY OVER OUR PRESENT STOCK.
Therefore. will seu the following goods at
cost rather than carry them over another sea
son; Silks, Shawls, Velvets, Black Alpacas
Coored AIpacas. Empress Cloth, SILK Poplins
Black and Cold French Marines. Waterproof
Cloth, Striped Reppelauts. Ladies' Cloth
w hite and Gray Blankets, Fancy and White
Coverlets, Canton Flannels, Shc eting Nuslins.
Deiaines Calicos, Ticking, Shirting FIannels
Cassimeres, and Table Linen. Also. an i'm
meuse stock of Ladies' and Children's Furs
as we'll as large stock Ladies' Misses and
Childrens Bonnets and Hats. trimmed and
untrimmed to suit customers, Chinchiila Bea-
yer and Nelveteen Sacks. Children's Riding
Hoods and Infants Dresses.
p. S.-We also intend TO close out our i'm
mense stock of Men and Boys " inter Cloth
ing, positively at cost, to make room for spring
purchases. We have on hand over one ann
dred OyeTcoats, two hundred Dress Coats, one
hundred Boys Suits, FIVE hundred Pants and
Vests. Gloves, Undershrts and Drawers
Trunks Of every description, from the smallest
travelling bag To the largest Saratoga Trunk,
as we'll IS one hundred other things usually
kept III first class Clothing Establishment.
l.. l. II. MAYER,
Proprietors New York Dry Goods, Millinery,
and Clothing Hall. 2l2 aud 2l4 Main street,
under the Opera House, Johnstown, Pa.
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and Mishaps at and near rgc.ne.

ara Btshaps at and near Eseznc
-rst-V next viii be ground hog dav.
'@ works are being agila.cd il Huut
sAbooua Daily Sun Is to be revived in
1r. 80 saith report.
& he Good Templlr lodge at HOllidavs-
Il Is gone where he s0OGOiue tHineth. &"
3 .alJ.y i've poUod sild cat was caught
q IL A0sloa I)w4shiP, Ciearfe!t cUuu-
e0 days ago.
80" y. rarse, o. Juhnsfown, has rs-
Eeep WCmo'cd u lh.ct Eualuser In The
4 States Nary.
1Gi'rI count! Nil be ore hundred wears
.l' i'Lh OF Asic4 Ee1.. a centennial
4 ton is ta'ksIof - -
a' hoa.es. q h'ucL esteemed citizen Of
70 a"i prominent Odd Fellow. died
denly 0. aaJpiezy tcw davs ago.
'.l2 man agmed kiper, Of Sibkir q
~"' one OF bis hands terribly laceraleI
,+Ir.'S mac'i'e on Wednesday week -.
'r..-l''y"ueg r. named Pit-cy was found
..' 0e1 az ho-ei lie Cumberland Nd.
ID! morning week. Cause OF death
20 G,ggb'ers Of James Morrow ESD.
N-s alley, we're thrown from a buge =
%s0.y Injured.
o.'e','"e SwoPe, of Three Springs,
4 ',- I.. COUNTY had ore OF his .eet tramp
,..GS '.t's 'l atq Daddy Iacerated at Mount
W. ~ ltroPriating $50 coo to the suffer
=. .A'e terrible 6ce at Miflin, has
y SSi Ss-te Senate. 4 good cause, but
E-.s 10 Tie Bedford Inquirer, the
-'-'on, IN that county, has neither
4, ."T''ce or hack No doubt they
.' oo.c4es' there, however.
g.a|.! rock iel! in the Eiddlesburg coal
.-..-5-oH county, on Friday Of last
s'-"''! killing a man named Evan
e'e'J njurinL another, name TN
- -. IMPOSING not less than thirty days'
,..- .-l1 ole years Imprisonment for in
f,.rss' .sees, shvubb0ry, etc. in ceme-
Ian ,.- oee~ introduced IL the State Senate.
"a i,1y11 CI I lie rolled off a wagon the other
h, n -Pon John Richeson, of Juniata
L, r. o-a.tpnSdon .,.-t county, injuring him in.
D 5oot,C.II al extcn! as 20 render his re-
80. 80 IN case the emergency requires.
5go,5t pe'soh 10 hold an umbrella over
t59 ."os' Us on Thursday next, to prevent
,sm PeAs his shadow. 4 reasonable
Is, ss.,. gg,.'loTn lookup was honcred one
2 bs.,seiHs WIN The presence of = woman
.,,g,. ,,n,a;,. Lady Byron. As she was there
oes5 m VI pFIsoner, Mrs Stowe should
ooo,-..l \" nlad TO yiudicate Ter.
. Wo,,G' e fireman on the Pa. r. R,
,.ire ~ w mas thrown from the tender of
...vr7 % ars " eel.nlesday morning last, near
e,i i' 3 :, aud falling heavily 10 1be @ronoJ
las .T.oi IN ~ LIS shoulder blades.
.Go5 sIiS,:.ahian says that Gov. Geary
:, Itvn-,s5I,'y recognized in the Consti
nor 10 "Ga.u rsa. De as well perhaps, for the
oi,e,e, ,ILlOSnize - Him on his own hook a
Ges,rs F, FI'a ne M does at presen. writing.
! yl.cs ,1n va. EYans and Thomas Davis,
as.,,,' - are sand to have Lcan awarded
ltsI 60. .o' 'he stone work on the new
be- urioa causy jail. We did not loarn the
@esis H. T..I GOt 1t Is reported to DO healthy
lsEe,.~ar' .~ar'cE"ood, of ashington town.
3pad !" county, was found lying in tht
"a, ovs. "a : seAseIess condition and with .
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-01-28
..CChL IND PERSONAL.

HGyEG AND LEFsSON RAIL ROAD.
aitel, GOAGag, Nov 2Ist, 1879,
-i-s r--l vii. RIM as follows:
=PAkil:G--Icave EBCTsI:EsFG
2. connecting With Pittsburgh EX-
:, est ami southern Expires East
v T. y, connecting with Sail Train
4 s. sl- Pl.lGdc. yEi2 Express East
RNING-Eeaye Cresson
r. =. y, ~ on departure OF Pittsburgh
Igs--s West.
~ ?. IL. or on departure Of PLiiaIcl-
= Express E4st.