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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

'P"iai A"tice.-Desiring TO close out business
vac august lst will sell. cheaper than any other
'' Il me Basin, everything in the line CT ladies'
s"as' millinery, fancy goods, wall paper.
U%SsFy and queensware, etc, now on hand and
-'' ''0ck to arrive in few days, for CASH ONLY.
80 intend to be undersod and a. desire to quit
-@-'S9 can sell at prices below cost Persons
gains would do well to examine my stock.
-''e Isl an auction will be had on the premises
49, sunday. All persons indebted TO me are
w aoNied to come forward and settle; and per.
,as Claims against me will present the same
Eaio ri.'- NJ. R0SENTHAL.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

MILLIoNAIRE.-Mr. Maginnis, the young
man who married the daughter of Hon. William
NJ. Tweed, an account of which gorgeous we'd
ing appeared nearly all the eastern papers, is
young man who has made large fortune in
New Orleans in the manufacture of cotton
seed OIL
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

Gs, tiLE accompanied by Rev. G.. d. b.
Ute 81 - III Town during the past week. They held
Nran, " the Court House on last Sunday,
Heacs a. evening, and the Bishop whose elo.
ia hnt' attracts large audience, was greeted
q Vera 0u'e upon both occasions. Several par.
@hs,. ~ and confirmed while the Bishop
%aops,. ' Ae'. gentlemen left for Boise City on
I'd win L.. A''hihg, and the Bishop, we under.
taa 70 Mss 'e at onae for Salt Lake City and from
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

Acknowledging the popular auct.oneer inserts
his card IN our columns to-day. He thoroughly un.
dersiands his business. aud though he dwells in the
nreprooi brick on Wall street next door above Van.
tine Cos corner he also dwells at length upon the
unparalleled excellence OF everything he disposes
by auction. Those needing the services of an auc-
tioneer would do well by securing the services OF
WulH.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

o. o. +. ELEcrIoN-On last Monday evening
July Sd. at regular meeting of Pioneer Lodge No.
l. o. O. F., the following officers were chosen &c
serve during the ensuing term. Henry NJ Spear
N. g.: James wicks. V. g.: Robert Tompkins, T. s.
John Reel P. s.. and John Brodbeck. Treasurer
James Hay. ID. b. Kimmel and John Brodbeck were
appointed Trustees and the officers elect were duly
installed on the evening" the ceremonies being
conducted in private After they got through with
their work the members adjourned 10 Porter's Hotel
where an elegant supper awaited them, and they
had pleasant time generally.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

lScoRPoRArgD.-Tho Bedrock Flume scheme is rs.
Stunning tangible shape. and the prospects look
favorable for It's construction sooner or later. A
company has been organized aud articles Of !ncor.
poraton have been drawn. signed and fled in the
proper offices. We shall cndeayor to procure copy
for publication IN our next issur
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

WOULDN'T SEE HM,-It is reported that
the Pope refused, recently. to grant an audi
ence TO the celebrated Father Hyacinth
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

CORNER STONE LAID.-The corner stone OF
the new Capitol at Albany, New York, was
laid, on June oath, with Masonic ceremonies.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

New ENrEHPRfsE.-A superior quality ot
opium has been produced in Lake county. Cal,
from the seed of the white poppy. which was
procured from the Patent Office
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

An assay of groupings from ledge discoy.
cred lately near Paradise, in Cache valley
showed thirty six ounces of silver to the ton,
and sixty-six per cent of lead.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

AccIDESr-Mrs. PeacocE. living on Buena Vista
Bar. met with u serious accident the fourth of
July She fell down into . cellar and broke her leg,
fractGring both bones. DR.. Healey was summon cd
and set the limb and the patea; is getting along as
well as could be expected under the circumstances.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

To ne ERECTED.-rhe corner stone of n
1000 monument to the Confederate dead of
Virginia, is to be laid in Augusta, on the 18th
of October. the anniversary of Lees death.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

Observation-Disclosures keeping miscellaneous assert
ment of literary fodder constantly hand. Pinney
Is in constant receipt By stage Of fresh supplies OF
nice luscious peaches, and other fruits. including
oranges OF an excellent quality. II you want any
fruit just call on Pinney aud he will "proyidcr."
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

LEcTURrNG.- week ago, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Cady Stanton and Miss Susan b. Antho-
ny were lecturing at the Tabernacle, in Salt
Lake City, on woman suffrage.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

yIsTron.-Mrs. W. A. Nunnaly, 0: Pioneer City,
on q visit to friends in Idaho.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

PAID UP.-we arc informed that the sureties of the
defaulting County Treasurer. p. +. Edmondson.
have paid up the amount OF his delinquency. being
some thing near $40, COO
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

YoUNG GIANT-Lehigh, Pennsylvania, has
n 16-year old boy who weighs 256 pounds.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

CALLEp.-we acknowledge a cali. on yesterday.
from our old Centerville friend. Mr.. s. X coldtrap
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

RETCaSEp.-A. .. Bowen Esq. after an absence
Of about two weeks visiting his ranch in Boise valley
returned several days ago. and viii be found usual
at his Office ready to attend ~ al business where the
services OF Justice OF The Peace are required
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

eaNt NJ, Uncle Jake Romer has determined to
I'd funi..~ ''Ofy to leaving here. All his house
''"Yak to,,. "Hch has just been brought from
s'a DE E,.s ''uef with fine new piano, also just
Naaaci,, aud his house and lot ON the corner OF
y ptrsOD,l aisn streets. The whole property,
'alla ana mixed, will be sold at auction on
~0e colum,. "i oe seen from the advertisement
Wulff acting as anc,ionaa.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

GONE HoME.-John McCionigle and his wife. after
making tour OF the Basin returned TO Boise City
several days ago did also Charles II. Douglas and
his family.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

IcE.-John Zapp's ice wagon still makes It's usual
rounds Ice Is refreshing this hot weather. and some
of the boys who have been celebrating and had lit
tie too much Fourth Eud It luxury that cannot be
dispensed with.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

HE CROWLEY CAsE.-The case of the people vs.
Dennis Crowley was brought to close ON last Thurs
day night. Major R. E. Foote, assisted by Major Jo
w. Huston, conducted the prosecution, and the de.
Tense was managed by Col. s. A. Merritt, Geo. Aims.
lie and Judge JOS Miller. The jury remained oft all
night and on Friday morning returned verdict OF
murder In the second degree. On last Monday
Judge Whitson sentenced Crowley to 10 years i'm
prisonment. There was considerable feeling among
the countrymen of the defendant, adverse to the
prisoner. yet he bore himself bravely during his
trial which has resulted disastrousy to him. The
family of Crowley have the heartfelt sympathy of all
who are acquainted with them
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

D2ErG DEEE&AED.-Upon examination by the
C4ni.ee Of Management in Robes Gift Distrihn-
-1 il was aseertairel that up to the Sd inst full
sa-.a1snt had not yet been made with agents in
TIE; camps, and :A5t an insufficient number OF tick
Is hid been sold TO make the distribution without
E&:o III. R5bie guless : number OF prizes were
Et1iaTn aud tickets cancelled So many tickets had
0l disposed OF that il was deemed unfair to pursue
as gAn and having assurances that within few
A' 'ao1gh tickets could be sold 10 make the distri
'l'a according to the original programme, the
committee decided to postpone the drawing until
--4;'1ly' July 10th. at which time the public are
-;sa tie dstributionwiil take place. and saiisfac-
-'a 0s given to all parties concerned No more
H''g'Aensnts will be permitted. and no change
-''' III the list Of gifts. Tickets can be purchased
=" tie morning Of the drawing.
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District Court Proceedings.
Hon. W. @. wHrrsoN PnEs1p1Ne.

by courtesy OF Mr.. @. f. Bowen, Clerk, we have
been furnished with the following proceedings of the
District Court:
THURSDAY, June 29.-John Cunningham admitted
to citizenship on the testimony of Patrick Callahan
and Jerry Doing
and case argued and submitted to jury.
FRIDAY, June 3O-People, &C., VS.. Dennis Crowley,
jury brought in verdict of guilty of murder in second
degree. N'
Baird Judge vs.. F. B. Britten: Judgment on fail.
ure to answer in favor plaintiffs for STA 80.
MONDAY, July, 3.-People VS.. Dennis Crowley
sentenced to fifteen years in penitentiary.
u. W. Thatcher VS.. All Kan; Judgment of Justice
reversed.
Brady ct al. vs. Rabbett ct al. demurrer overruled
Turner VS.. Callahan; plaintiff given ten DAYS to
cute. F~
All jurymen summoned discharged for the term.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

. Esq Of D. genial young friend John G. Hen
" laAo s City has been spending few
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

last njoh, io-morrow, Friday, night will
Basin y, VI the Pixley Sisters performances
|. Rsso Ie great Irish sensational drama of
'ely the H.. 'iied for that evening. and being
'scarea !. :. appearance. look out and get your
y sssn,a - ne' Give them rousing house,
sstaip n. ein that We appreciate their efforts
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-06

The celebration of the Fourth al
THh ,r0 was a success, and in fact grand af
yarn 'f wav Notwithstanding the heat of the
pr m' .,tandance was more general than we had
dN 'n' and everybody and everybody's wife and
elFe'''N on,ed to be present. Old and young seem
fnuui. ,n;r,ated with a desire to do honor to the
% AiA, have good time generally. Judge Vance
d'!' an1 80 the premises comfortably, having put
:. .rnng around the house Of sufficient dimen'
|lp ~ .hster all who were present and a goodly
S'I, Wv mt in their appearance before IL O'Clock.
NUM- - being called to order. Hon. S. A. Merritt
President, and the ceremonies opened
bv the Chaplain, C. 8. Kingsley, Esq.
rhi,h the Declaration was read by Jonas W.
A~ =, IN clear, distinct and loud tone, so
hV' word was heard by his audience. Mr..
- ~ yery good reader and acquitted himself
,,.Nr Major 10. ". Huston. the orator OF the
i -r.s them introduced and delivered an eloquent
s,o oceupying only about half an hour. during
-, bs VAS most attentiYely listened TO. and was
s,,rspty greeted with applause. The ceremonies
~, concluded, the crowd dispersed over the
~.n.,s Gathering in knots under the shade OF the
=, and seeking amusement according 10 the bent
:. ,a, ipcIiaations. The dinner gotten up by Judge
v.,.. VAS everything that could be desired. from
=, srbstaatid baked meats TO the pastry. fruit and
.,,s.,toperv. In the evening. after shutdown. the
i -,,.,, made its appearance and the bali opened.
n,,.ps was kept up until about twelve, when sup
i a.. VS. announced. and upon entering the dining
,,,n N elegant spread" greeted the eyes Of the
,,,,r dancers The table was beautifully arranged
~, everything vas in apple-pie order. Ample JUS
- having been done the good things spread before
A the guests once more repaired TO the ballroom
81 posas mazourkes. waltzes and quadrilles occu-
nd hair tine and attention the remainder Of the
night
The CELEBRATION was truly success il every re-
rs,. Politics were buried out of sight: personal
Differences for the time forgotten, and good humor
tsnishig and general desire to contribute to the
i-p7nen: Of each other seemed 10 animate all who
anticipated in the celebration, or took part in the
tsantss incident TO the occasion. There was no
iulkalness disordsrIy conduct no breach If the
y1ca Of dec0rum In any manner that We heard Of
mi liiEg il all in all it about the best and most
ylslai we'll successful celebration OF the day
IL; " have ever Witnessed in the Basin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-27
The Senate met to-day a. noon.

nc ocnhtc met tO-Oay AZ noon.
MIR. Wilson moved that the Senate resume the
consideration Of his resolution for the DISCHARGE
OF Messrs. White and Rsmsdell and the amend
ment Of Mr.. Nye providing that the order for
their rele ase should not be construed to inter-
fere with any legal proceedings in the courts
against those gentlemen upon the certificate of
the Vice President TO the District ATTORNEY
under the provisions of the act Of 1857.
Mr.. Sherman took the floor, and spoke OF the
provisions Of the act Of 1887. He was willing 10
take bis full share of responsibility in organiz.
ing the committee; but as the testimony sho wed
that the treaty did not come from any Senator,
he believed it to be wise and just for the Senate
to abandon the whole proceeding. The publ
cation was made out OF lG7 copies which wee
printed, and IL was a wonder to him that more
copies had net been obtained by the pubic
press.
MIR. Conkling spoke as to the rights OF the
senate to compel witnesses to answer, and re al
presidents TO establish the authority of the
Senate to punish the contumacious witnesses
MIR. Sumner said an attempt was being mai.
to establish prerogative upon this case Tor
the Senate which did not belong to it, AMI
argued that any Imprisonment made by the
Senate must terminate with the end of the ses-
sion.
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TIE ARCHBISHOP OF PARIs.-Georee Darbov
Archbishop of Paris, who, IL is reported a.
been sacrificed to the rsRe Of the Paris mon
was prelate OF great eminence In the Catholic
Church. He was born in 1873, and was ordained
In 1886. Iu 1876 he removed to Paris where he
was appointed chaplain of the College OF Henry
~, and honorary canon of the see of Paris, by
Monsigneur Attire, then archbishop, whose or
ncial Ditre and whose crown of martyrdom il
mas been his destiny, each In its turn, to inherit
he WAS appointed Bishop of Nancy In 1859 -Four
years later be was transferred to the archiepis
copal see VI Paris. During his administratfon
he observed Q moderate and coneiliatory policy
His coDhnemeLt in the political prison known
ss Mszas commenced on the 5th ultimo wben
ne was seized as hostage by the Communists
de was visftf BY NJ mister Washburne on the
80 ultmo, Nho wrote to the Secretary of
State ~ WIS deeply touched at the APPEAR
ance OF this venerable man." Mr.. washburpe's
testimony makes IL certain not only that the
Archbishop was harshly and indecentIy treated
by bis captors, but that he bore himself undsr
the unProvoked fpdignities which were heaned
upon MIN With singular patience, sweetness And
nobility OF spirit Archbishop Darboy Was
eminent both as preacher and ss a writer
=. anere Is YETI however, considerable doubt as TO
the truth OF the report of the Archbishop,s
murder. Our latest dispatches state that tbs
hostages, among whom was the Archbisbon
had been removed from Mazas to anotbs,
prison, and that nothing 10 certainly known As
to their fate. 49, &C
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~ 1908 GIFTS. 81
ORAND GIFT CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION

FOR THE BENEFIT OF
1"e ana s dss' S,;tsss o. GtGr,y Hso
home. Wdshfastos.
no oe heid n Washington, D. o., under and by
virtue OF permit from Hon. A. Pieasanton, Com
m,s131er OF Internal Revenue, on W ednesdsy, june
The following Gifts will be awarded the successful
ticket holders BY the Commissioners: 4story Brick
se1es f@bsr Land Sff1 IN wassinstSn o., Nd with
Sho a sssory Brics RSu Sc o "a so 1p
h tor st;, Baltic; $1,000 story Brick House, 200
Govsn.town, miles from BALTIC, on Passenger Z.
w. nW Z hne Residence near Govanstown.
sms D' a
S..S S safs
s s Linesn SIOudnty NebTsks par cent gold ips
Shares National mechsnics' Bank, Bsito; 100
Shares Oitfzens National Bank, Baltic: 400 shares
sSafes sna ONO % snH,s' Erie Ri
will be sold, at S5 each, $40 900
hon. McCoLLousH. Elkton, Md.l C,,n ,,,,,,
Hon J. 8. NEeLKI, n. o, PittsBure, Pa, Trustee.
References Maj. Gen. ID. Huntef, 3 A Wssh-
ingten. d o.; Hon Jas q Hegley, .Pittsburg, Pa:
90, Bankers, Hagerstown, HID; Hon. B. T. Brent,
iafe ATTY Gent, Baltimore.
DEEDS OF the above Real Estate certified by
counsel, in the hands Of ,he Trustee. Tickets and
Mn.ie Dealers. sas Pennsyivanis avsnUe: " II Fl
d. b. Morrison. Booksellers, AIS Pennsylyania
avenue; Benz Dewolf, yeveller, 619 Pennsylvauia
s sis15Se Dudley Real Estate ESqissns
General Agent, stationer and Printer, No. 81
Nassau street, New York.
=, - Orders by mail viii receive prompt atten-
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a, BAL sIMoas, Nay q Cotton suist Sut hn mid
amsk hhDIssnd.. Is; 10. middiins, isz. ficur-
firm nc active: csolos White ri eos 4. prsms
% ehoiee red 81. "a Ohio end 1udisSa ii sss
%: ara .eliers ssfins HIGHER: ysiiou .oussssn
Rrmer. m Dat, dull: PORK quiet, eHasH So
WhiS mgr Sussd hams, lssu. Lard dull, iisiiK
bid slx ssksi; DO isss, W Sa. ~ ., 81 - -
S isS q eld; o. esnnon. CID 80 bid do. new, ix
INV foal; Nay .eoysrnms.ts duh end
Dc. new. ut. Worth Carolipas, I7s5: 40 NJ ~
icS sn hort s , Gold steady. ilH. fIehsnss. iaas,
NEW YohE. HAY z.-Flour duh and drop
wheat quie' and unchanged. Corn euist.
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An observation taken recently show. fewer
spots on the sun than at any time during the
last eighteen months. There are now only
eleven spots, and OF these al but one are rels-
lively minute epecks, while the dimensions of
the exceptional one are only about 1900 by
1000 miles. The total Of the spotted area is
now scarcely $1,000 square miles, which Is Iess
than one part in 5000 Of the area obscured in
Nav fs70
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IHAvH JUST RETURNED IBoMEEW Y0SK
With an immense, stock Of IAECY GcoDs,
DRUGS, and all the leading PATENT MUnE
0lNIs Of the day, which WI sell st .Ay former
10 pay elsewhere. ] name in part:
Browns Jamaica Ginger ......-....zo
pchenck's Syrup and Sea Wee, Tonic....-...S 81 Is
Lyons athsiron and Barr 3 Tricopherus-..-...O
Burnett's Uocoane ard Kalston
hostetter and Plar. Ga ton Bitters....-..-.-.90
Colestes SOAP retsiled at halt the regular prices
Laird Bloom and Magnolia Balm. 90
Winchesters Hypophophites genuine.....-.........Y
Isnsnts seltzer Aperieut
Lsnman kemps Florida W
Fine Old Bye Whisky, large bottles, 81; Holland
q cents and 81, an endless variety; Tooth. Hair,
Towels, Chamoy Skins, sponges, Preparations for
the Hair, Face, Skin, Toilet; Combs, Cosmetics
Perfumery, &c All viii positively be sold ct con-
sidersbly lower rates than elsewhere. am deter
mined to make il an object TO give me call.
Arthur NATTAES. Druggist.
rayb Corner I'd and d streets, W.
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0sverpnent seczrrtf~S


e, ss.i ,s E1o.s,' a.d dss.~e.ai rsl.srs,.
home and iorsi4 nsrkets, = follow: 100 ''''' 10
So eouso ns ,, z1g; p. 90 ISL e0yypl.
g: e s ssSS a. 49, g.
rs Ss.s.: y: Ss, s E:sia' NE E.l sesss
gR9sSssf' sa 1 sss:ss s ssg,: :s' W.
Etf e. Il G sss;: q. o. 8 ~
a 1eS; Cen nss, - s Tenn stsis sIss %; as: a.,
i n;s Am, sosds Ss .: La bod, a.. dois,
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RuLoyr Aztec DRAra.-Tbe head or Ru,es
measured 24k inohes around. His skull va OF
unusual thickness, being in no place les than
three-eiehths Of An inch thick, and In most
places laf an inch. The surgeons who Per
say dat It required three Quarters Of An hcar
70 ssN around ne head. The Binfhsuton r.
publican rensIn win me protsctson o. =
hietDem and toughnsa OF q rhIpoce,n. y,n6
ns mAn on seven nuroeU Wa provfded WA 4
natural helmet, that would have defsd u Hros
oI my pistol bullet" The cords in Rnlof,st
measured nineteen Inches across the Shoulders.
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Every Saturday for this week appears with
new claim to favor. Every copy is trimmed,
neatly pasted. and held together as securely as
If stitched. This arrangement, which is effected
by an ingenious machine just invented, will be
very great convenience to all who read the
diversified literary contents Of Every Saturday,
and al who examine its weekly gallery of por-
traits, landscapes, and pictures of character.
incident and travel.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
Ame ricans and American Property
Safe I'm Paris.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, May "a, 1871

telegram received this morning says that
Mr.. ws.hburne wishes notice to be given that
al Americans and American property in P.-ris
were safe ut seven O'Clock last evening.
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN OLD BYE AND gogRBog WHISTLES

IN OLD h BkAA SP ssV SfNs. sc WHISTLES
OF the following brands, yiz:-Family Nectar, 5
S Seari a old. s2sc per gn; RSbertson, do, % 80
BaieI, do, % do; Pine Apple, Jrectifed,J q 30
do. ,BRANDIEs-Esrochell Ss do; DO: fne,l
Vta.d, Dupuy 90, 1855, go: Caiifoynia Bran5y,
Ss DO. Old Tenn Gin, "a 81 Cocktail Bt.ers, Syeiy
berry Brandy. Liberal discount to the trade. !
Proprietor Of the Naive H Wine Bit,.r.,
myn 1917 and l2l9 Penn'a avenue.
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Prize fighting to be Brok en- I'm as Las,

Coutns dnd Eatodrds Senf % Ae Pe5litentiarv.
NEW YORK, May H.-Judge Bowling TO-DAY
sentenced the prize.hahters, Collins and Ed
wards, TO The penitentiary for twelve months
each and to pay fine OF 81 200, the sentence 20
continue In cefault OF the fine for another
twelve months. The umpire, Tbos. McAlpine
was arrested last night and pleaded guilty, and
was sentenced to six months Imprisonment and
nne OF $500. The court was crowded. When
demonstration Of sympathy was evincsd. but
was quickly Suppressed.
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KfUe0 Herusasl. pa

.PHILADkLPHIA, May ga dispatch from
Beading says Mrs. @. b. McKnight, while labor
ing under In sanity from protracted illness. shot
and four yerrs q Caee, this morning The Ciise
fresiDg affair has created . melancholy i'm
press ion IN the Community,
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APPoINTRD.-L. n. Prescott has been ap.
pointed TO q hrst-ciass cierkship in the Second
Auditors Office, Treasury Department.
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at the Capitol to-day, only seven more than q
quorum.
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a Hleeipe Forser Brouxbt Hom.

Boston, May q Henry X. Fisher, formerly
q Pearl street boot and shoe dealer, II charged
With obtaining S11 600 from the Atlas National
Bank, by for gtDg the name OF Csmeyer and
Mason OF New York, 70 note for that amount.
Fisher was arrested In Canada, and has been
brought to Boston for trial.
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Baltimore has four dog killers. They report
that they have slaughtered 900 unlicensed can
ines this season. They might have killed 5000
in Washington, and then had q few thousand
left OVER