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University of AIabam;
TUSCALOOSA, ALA.

MATTHEW F. MAURY, LII D., Professor
~. s. WYMAN, A. NJ, Professor Of Latin
NAuGh AN, A M, Professor OF q
3. +, MEEK, A. N, Professor of Engli
Literature.
d. 8. PECK, A. NJ, Professor of Pure Mstb
GEN. GEO. P. HARRISON, Professor of NJ
| itsry Enstneerin and Commaudant.
A. 3. GARNETT, NJ. D., Professor OF Natult
REV. TELFAIR H0DGSON, A. M, Protest
Of Moral Philosophy.
Wa. PARKEE, Phi. D., Professor of GREG
J. q, GRlSWOLD, Ph. D., Professor OF Nc,
N. 7. LOPTON, A. NJ, Professor of Chem
4. A. SMITH, Phi. D., Professor of Geolos
and MinerRlogy.
l. The plan of instruction adopted for
reorganization of the University is that
2. The discipline win be that of the best m1
itary institutions of the country, under e.
direction OF the President and Commanded
3. An applicant for admission into the los
est class in the Institution, must pass q sat-
factory examination on English GTammt
Geography and Arithmetic; and for admi
sion into an advanced class, must satisfy {,
poses TO enter, OF his ability TO profit by T.
instruction to be given. !
4. The scholastic year is divided into tI
terms. The nrst begins on the nrst Wedne
day in October. and continues TO the secol
Wedne esday in February. The sec md begI
at the close of the first, and continues to Z
last Wednesday of June following.
s. The mode Of instruction is by Lectur,
and Text Books, accompanied by daily exai
nations,
8. EXPENSES. The following charges T.
clude every necessary expense per session
nine months, half of which must be paid
the beginning of each term;
1ulIlon.--. oO " >
Board and LOdging g....................... $50 90
Hasnlu 10 W
FUEL, Lights and Attendance. 20 90
6Ospltai ~ W
Music W
z. The estimated annual cost of Ciotktn
including Uniform, which can be purchas'
OF the QuarterD aster, is one hundred aB
hfty-seven dollars. 1t is required of each {
det 20 deposit with the TrezFurer S205 at 6
beginning Of each session, with the undo
standing that he shall pay for only what
actually receives A strict account will
kept OF ais expenses, and, II they shF
prove to be less than the sum indicated, i
balance will be paid over to him at the end
the year. Beyond the amount deposited
supplies will be furnished, until an adC-
uOnal deposit TO defray their cost is made.
8. A Cadet may bring with him the usu
supply OF under ciothi1lg; OF outer clOtht1y,
should bring none excepting the suit
wears.
8 one Cadet from each County will be a
mitted into the University free Of expense Il
Tuition, upon the recommendation of Il
County superintendent Of Education, ar
acceptance by the Executive Committee
the Faculty. p
10. Persons desiring further information g
tue subject Of the University, Will make a.
plication to Prof. W. y. Wyman, Chairmant
the Executive Committee. a. Tuscaloosa.
JOSEPH HOD8SON,
augI2 President OF Board OF Regents.
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WHOLESALE TRSDE.
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS

OUR STOCK Of
MILLINERY GOODS. TRIMMED HATS
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN,
JEWELRY AND FANCY
GOODS, LACE GOODS
AND NOTIONS,
L row complete
We invite the attention of country mer-
chants and milliners to the above stock,
which has been selected with great care,
and viii be sold at the lowest rates.
l.. KBEMER.
SELF 283 Main street
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40I prenlLn hmOunLIng gJO-....,,...,...-..tIU,Ull
The Board OF Directors, IN commencing
this scheme to the public, promise that II
shall be carried out in good faith. They VIII
appoint a committee or award, whose high
character will be a sum 1cient guarantee that
perfect fairness will control the distribution.
The price Of these secial tickets has been
fixed at the low sum CT TWO DOLLARS, in
order that they may be within the reach Of
every enc.
1t is hoped and expected that the Third
Annual Fair will be 80 successful, financially,
as to enable the Society 70 erect suitable
buildings and improve the grounds to such
degree Of excellence IS to render them q
source of pride to every citizen Of Memphis,
Shelby county and the adjacent country.
ThG Board OF Directors have selected Mr..
". 81. BATES to supervise this special Sr-
rangsment, and tickets can be bad on appn-
cation to him, at the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad Depot, or through any of his
sub agents
JACOB THOMPSON, President.
LEON. TRoUsDALH, Secretary.
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n. APPEsssE. A. =. KKEEKDAV
APFERS0N & KENhEDAY,
DEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
269 ~ Man st, Memphis.

NTE take pleasure in announcing TO our
w friends in the city and county thar
Ee have purchased the stock OF Boots and
81 Oes rom van Pslt Gibson to which We
are making largs additions, and win, IN 3 few
days. Offer 70 the pubic the best selected
stock Of every article usually kept BY houses
in this business, which We pledge ourselves
to sell a. low as any house in the city.
Our motto shall &c prompt and polite atten-
ton, best goods, short pfonts and quick 81 IS,
and beg Ehst oar friends viii give na call be-
lore pnrchrsluR elsewhere. eel0
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$4,000 !!
Third Annual Fair. Of the Memphis
Agricultural and Aechan-
icaH Society.

WITH the view OF increasing the interest
w in the coming Fail Fair. ths Beard OF
Directors have determined TO offer list Of
Cash PreDo1um8
Tor a4tandapcs anpointino
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Worthy Your attention

81 The New Orleans market Is the only
one in the United States, except New York.
which is really and fully supplied with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-26
Government Securities
Stock KenOFt.

By Bnrkers,' Brokers' and Commercial Tsss,apA I
Lewis johnson Co. quote stocks aud boz ds in
zone and foreign markets; as follows:
NEW YORK, Sept. 26-First Board, 10 80 g. NJ
y. IS 1881 coupon. lS}s SAYS, o. coupon, llsfS;
i2Ds, "a, coupon, 1ls1z; 52O's, Us, coupon, ll5ES
20s, new, 65, coupon, HIS $40 8, o. coupon. I4[
as, as coupon, nIs; 10 ias coupon, lIls Curre9
-;Western Union Telegraph, CO.. old; QuickslV er
l5tz; Pacific Mail, 5O1s: Boston Water Power, =;
Adams Express, IS; Wells, Fargo Co.'S Ex-
press, 20; American Express, 50 Ofd United States
New York Central Scrip, So; Erie, soIs: do. pre.
1erred; =; Harlem, l25; do. .pref'd, =; Reading,
llS1s old; =; LAX Shore and Mich
,Gsn Southern, le61: Union Pacific Railroad,
M Illinois Central, lS9 CID; Cleveland and Pitts-
burg, To- Northwest, 6Sss; do. preferred, 9O15
CleyelaD6, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indiana polls
=; New Jersey Cent. III I'D; Rock Island, los
Milwaukee and st. Paul, 6l5S; do preferred, 81;
Wabash and Western, 6o>.: Delaware, Lackawans
md Western, l0S5s: Fort Wayne, 99lz; Alton and
rerre Haute, =; Hannibal and 81 Joseph, 81;
chicago and Alton, lls; do pref d, 1881; Ohio and
Mississippi certificates. 81; Columbus, Chi-ago
and Indiana Central, lgA Tennessee &C. old, ne
10. nv; Virginia s., old, 621s North Carolina
IS, old, as; do new, 2: Missouri s,s, 81 Cen
S95S. Gold, u4all4k. Market strong.
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The weather
Wan pIrARTMrSr, oees Gisi sir.a, oHer

WasHIxeros, D. O sept. Is, iai, 10 a m.
The barometer has risen since Monday morning
ron Lake Superior 20 Missouri and Nebraska AZ
mail area OF low pressure as developed during the
lay over Lakes Huron and Erie, and IL now central
Lake Ontario, with falling barometer in the ID
.onevhai, without material change, in Fforida an
he Gulf States. Temperature has fallen decidedlS
rem Mfchiganto Iowa, and southwark 10 TennesseS
fresh wtnds from the northwest have been ensrt "a
irtm Lakes Michigan and Ontario, and Light VIVA
-isewhere; Haee and smoke has been peneralIy ~
OVID BY cloud IN the Middle and Eastern So fs IA
70 the mississippi with light rain firm TIE
oasf. ING sooth AtAantlc
Pbos.p,LIIIIs bar emeter will probably rise
uring the day from Lake Ontario 10 Georsi. anS
eastward. Clear or hazy weather over sh.. n.,s ~
M Iegion est Of the hlre Ridge, Clearing and
slpds souihwesterly winds with fhreafenine
ss.nhfr and lsh' rain from New Jersey Maine:
Georgia; clear weather west Of Georgia,
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HE National Commercial Ceux~u.

BAtrTNoRK Sept. 26.-The National Com
mercial Convention assembled az 1890 a. m.
Hon. X. NJ. Bishop presiding. Prayer was
offered by Rev. DIR. Fufler, Baptist.
A motion 90 admit persons on the floor not del
eeates, who may be invited by members WAS
briefly discussed and rejected.
The roll OF the States was called, ana The
names Of the members 20 compose tn, general
committees as provided for in the report OF the
committee on rules and order of bushes yester-
day afternoon, were handed in.
Reports from the committees Of the Cincinnati
convention on postponed subjects were called
for, when several reports were submitted
The rules were suspended, and q resolution
adopted authorizing the appointment OF a CON
mittee OF one fr, m each State 10 fix the place
Tor holding the next convention and the ratio OF
representation.
Hon. Henry G. Davis, United States Senator
as delegate.
Resolutions being In order, the States were
called number were sent up, and under the
rules appropriately referred. These resolutions
embraced almost every subject, such a. the re-
moya OF the duties on salt, sugar, and coffee.
tolls on the Louisville canal; requesting Com
gress 20 establish bonded warehouses for storing
tobacco and whisky I'm Cincinnati, St Louis,
Chicago, and other cities; the refunding OF the
cotton tax; the emigration Of skilled and un-
skilled labor; reciprocal trade with Brazil and
other South American States; relative 20 gem
eral amnesty; asking Congress for various APP
nropriatiOns for river and harbOr improvements;
approving the policy OF the government i'm free
homeste aos, and the sale OF public lands on
credit, &c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lower Prices than Elsewhere,

Ayers Ssrsaparilla and Cherry PICTORIAL, Sc, ;;
Bnrnetts Cocaine and kaliston, Sc: schenck' :
Alternative, sse Hostetters Hoonsndfs and Vinegar
Bitters, Soc; Mshler's Herb Bitters, ssc.; Lyon s
Bloom and Magnolia Balm, &C.; Batcheier's Hair
Dye, Sc; Helmbolds Buchu, 81 70; Browns ia
rants Aperient ,Ne; Winchester Hy pophosphites
Sc; Osgoods India Chologogue, 81 IS; Sterling I
toxide Iron, ac.; De Jough's Cod Liver On, 81:
other kinds, 65c.; Flaggs Relief, Soc; Railway
Lotion, 81 rs; Lubins Extracts, genuine, 81; Col.
gates Soaps, very large assortment, retail at whole
sale prices: Holland Gin, imported, 81 per bottle
Fine Old Rye Risky, large bottles, Sl per gallon,
$bguarsnteed as represented or money refunded
California Wines, Port, Angelica, Sherry, Mnscatel
u. ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist
auS-I Corner ID and streets N W.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 2i.-Cotton dull; low middings
loninallyis'sasA Flour inner and in improved de-
mand. Wheat firm; Ohio and Indiana, 8 sOa 81 S..
Pennsyiy snia, .5SsSl 60 Yellow corn quiet, 75c
ats quiet, BIAS Provisions unchanged. Western
utter in lair demand for better grades; others dull
It sc
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2.-yirginia SKIES, old, szs<
i'd, osH asked; do. coupon, old, 62h bid, s. asked
NEW foRk, Sept. 8.-Stocks very feverish, and
md dull. Money quet: g. Virginia sizes S2Ss; new,
9. North Carolinss as; new, q. Exchange, long,
INV YoRk, Sept 8-Ylour quiet and firm. Wheat
hade nrmer: Corn quiet and steady.
LoSDoS, Sept. Is, II 30 a. m.-Consols opened at
R% for money ard 81 for account Bonds Of lS6a,
81: 1855. old, gk; lS7 s2kj lo-+0s, 90.
PARIS, Sept. &, Q. m.-Rentes opened ct 81 Iirspcs
Is confines.
LoSDoS, SEPT S;ap. m -cODsOs, sor money, szk;
LONDON. Sept. q, s p. m.-consols closed az easx
Sr both Bonds, ls6z, IS; 1855, DID, ss<; 1851, s22;
Pass, Sept. S.-Rentes closed at Sc francs 60
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sylvania Coal Company have advanced the
prices OF anthracite % cents per ton, and the
Philadelphia Ledger anticipates that the other
companies will take the same action. The
difficulties that have for a week OF two past
threatened another suspension i'm the Schnyikill
mining regions in consequence of what il known
as the Thomas DETECTION" have been pretty
much adjusted. and work IL now about as gem
oTai a usual. The Delaware, Lackawana and
Western Railroad Company give notice that
ton, 100 200 tons OF the various sizes Of Scranton
coal. FOR delivery at ElizabethpOrt, during the
n Onth Of October. There is an active demand
for coal at New York, especially as regards the
which for immediate delivery far exceeds the
SUI plv.
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ARRANGEMENT OF Mrs. wHARToy-In the
Criminal Court in Baltimore yesterday it was
expected that Mrs. Wharton would have been
arraigned upon the Indictment against her, but
upon her name being called letter was handed
10 Judge Gilmor, signed by two physicians,
Wharton, We find her in state of debility such
as to lead US to believe she would be endangered
by having to appear at this time-before the
CORTLAND in Consideration of her delicate
health we earnestly recommend that your honor
allow her short time, say a week, for recuper-
alton" The Judge yielded for the day, h.. init
mated that he should require her presence with
IN the week
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WARRENToN (VA.) RACEs.-The races at
Warrenton, Va, which commence on the It'll
Of October, promise to he interesting. The
Alexandria Gazette saws that the horses ALREADY
entered are John II. Rixey's thoroughbred bay
Gelding Metsy, five years old; Thomas Luns-
iords grey gedling Timber Jim, raised by the
great racer Thomas boswell, of Richmond. Mr..
Malcomb Washington has entered Colonel
Mosbys sorrel FLY Eugene, three years old, by
old Revenne: Mr.. Milton Murray has entered
two thoroughbreds of the Red Eve and Good
Friday stock. Many other gentlemen from the
neighboring counties of Virginia, and also from
Maryland and from distance will be present
with their stables
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nSryery large collars are again { he style most
worm.
wedding tour. --ra
g Ladies win dress very plainly this Winter
Black viii be the customary wear for the street
U-Riehmond has a society of colorod ladies
called "The Daughters of the Golden Candle
sticks" sH r,
nS-The young lady i'm the Episcopal Church
at Springfield, Mass, who fulfls the duties of
an assistant minister, is paid Q regular salary.
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The New York market worked very steady and
inform yesterday at TO per cent on goyernInents
and TO per cent on stock collaterals The supply
was equal 70 the demand, and the market NAV be
called easy at the rates quoted. The Treasury
bought $500 co bonds, but not a single bond was
presented for payment, that money was easy
without the assistance Of the Treasury The private
cable teleerams from London generally report a
better feeling in financial circles The foreign
bankers steady sellers of gold and buyers Of
bonds. which Is excellent index 10 the condition
of affairs the other side
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Terrible ExpIo~iou OF . Mtll

- Ftrt huItd aud AHOtheT Wa DIE
MONTGOMERY. ALA. Sept 26.-Hardeman,s
mill, twenty miles north OF Montgomery, ex-
ploded yesterday afternoon. Eight persons were
employed at the mill; five were killed and an
other viii die. One was hurled one hundred
Yards and torn 20 fragments; another was blown
nifty yards up hill and terribly mangled. The
mill II a total wreck.
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ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
RoAD.-The work on the sections of the Alexan-
dria and fredericksburg railroad contracted for
by Messrs. McClurg & Studs, and extending
from the northern limit of the corporation
to point about seven miles below the city, will,
without the occurrence of a land slide, be COM
pleted to- morrow, and the iron laid over the
entire distance except the bridge at Hoff7s Run.
Mr.. Maddyman has the contract for building
this bridge, and will soon have it finished
Aleg. Gdzette, last erenino.
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GENERAL LABOR STRIKES IN PRosPECT-A
meeting of workingmsn in New York Saturday
evening decided on general strike in most of
the trades throughout the United States and
Canada early next spring, and measures were
adopted for permanent organization to sustain
and render IL successful. The Internationaps
Congress which lately met in London is reported
10 have arranged for movements in Germany,
Italy and Spain
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Steamer In.

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-Arriyed, the steamers
Russia and Italy, from Liverpool; also, the
steamer TTinocria, from Glasgow.
BosToN, Sept. 2G.-Arrived. the steamship
Siberia, from Liverpool; also, the steamer Semi
mole, fIOm Havana.
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The Massachusets. Muss.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 26.-The Repsbli-
delegates TO the Worcester Convention
OF which number 432 are for Butler
and 90 against him. The majority over Butte
Is l&. These figures allow Butler the Spring
held delegation and nearly every other cOnteste
case.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-The World saws the true
cause of W alter Montgomery's death was that
the wife he married had been a fast woman in
Boston, and had already at least two living hus-
Lands.
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GOLDSMITH MAIDS TINE AT MILWAUKEE,
The Cold Spring course at milwaukee,, over
which Goldsmith Maid is reported to have trot-
ted in 2:i7 has been measured by New York
sporting writer, and found to be fourteen feet
over one mile. He accounts for the track being
fast from the long regular turns on each end,
which he says are not equaled by those of any
COURSE I'm the country -
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Death OF q NenerabIe In.urrec,Ionist.

MONTREAL, Sept. 25.-HOn. Louis Joseph
Papineau, the leader OF the Canadian insur-
rection Of 1881, died at hts residence at Month
cello on Sunday last, AZ the age of 50.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 26-.JOshua Ward in a card
TO the Rer0ldsays the Ward Brothers can row no
more a. the four Of Saratoga, but will reorganize
for another season with some excellent new ma
terial, and will use their best efforts 20 maintain
the honor Of the American oarmanship.
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this morning.
SECRETARY DELASo returned to the city this
morning from Ohio, where, ii win be remem-
bered, he was called last week to attend the
funeral of his brother-in-law.
NEW YORKER MAKES REsrrrurros-A
$50 contribution to the conscience fund was re-
ceived at the Treasury Department to-day from
an anonymous correspondent in New York
His name is not Tweed.
THE FUNERAL of the late Samuel M. Car
penter will take place from the residence Of
Major II. A. Hall, AL II street, on Thursday af-
ternoon alta O'Clock p. m. His friends among the
correspondents and of the local press are re-
quested to meet at The STAR Office tomorrow
"wednesday afternoon, at 4 O'clock to take
such action as may be deemed proper.
President GRANT left Cincinnati for Chi
cago yesterday morning. On his return he viii
receive grand ovation by citizens OF all parties
at Pittsburg. The President and several MEM
beIs OF the Cabinet will 60 to Boston October
10th to participate in the ceremony of laying the
cornerstone of the new post Office on the 10th.
and TO join in the festivities incident to the open
ing Of the European and North American rail-
way, which VIII continue ten days.
The popular play of "Rosedale" was brought
out in very good style at the National last night
hamilton confirmed the good impression made
on his first appearance, and Miss Cappelle, as
"Tabitha Stork - made q decided hit She Is,
we are inclined to think, the best stock actress
in her line of parts We have had here for many
years. May Saville cher first appearance here
for couple of years. was charming as Rosa
Leigh, and Mestayer was good, of course, in the
comedy part of ''Bunbury Kobb." The other
performers were fairly good. 'Rosedale, ;" which
is a dramatization of the BlackwOod novel of
-'Lady Lees Widowbood," Is to be repeated to-
night.
WEDDING OF A JOrRNALisT-There was a
quiet and spontaneous fiuttering on 9th street,
near F, this morning, which indicated q mar
mage ceremony, and honeymoon departure by
the next train. 1t proved to be the private
wedding, in the presence OF some Of the intimate
friends of both parties, Of Justin T.. Colburn,
Esq, of the New York Times staff, and Miss
Mary Z. Judge of this city, lady much en-
deared TO her friends by many graces Of true
womanly character. The bride was I'm full
travelling costume, and the ceremony was very
impressively performed by Father Keane Of st.
Patrick's. Among those present were Father
Boyle, of st. Peters, DR.. Garnett, Gen. Walker
Superintendent of the Census, and a number of
the per onal friends of both parties After con-
CALCULATIONS and the serving of very handsome
wedding lunch, Mr.. and Mrs. Colburn left by
the 12.45 train, for New York and the North,
intending to extend their trip to Montreal, Sc
Mr.. Colburn is graduate OF Brown University
and is a Journalist of decided promise, who has
already achieved a fine reputation as one of the
most discreet, industrious and trustworthy MEM
bers OF the corps of correspondents in this CITY,
all Of whom congratulate him.
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SENATOR SCHURz ENDORSED BY Ex-CoSrKp-
ERATE SoLDIERs.-A sensation seems to have
been produced in political circles in Tennessee
by the late speech Of Senator Carl Schurz at
Nashville. Several hundred ex-Confederate
soldiers have addressed him q letter CONVEYING
he has replied at length
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United American Mechanics.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 26.-The National Council
Of the Order OF United American Mechanics
met In secret session here to-day. The attend
ance Of delegates is larger than at any previous
session. The report OF the secretary shows that
during the past year two new State councils
have been organized, and the order established
in number Of States, and the membership has
increased nearly 100 per cent. A new council
State Council of MARYLAND
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DEATH w DENrreT's CHAIR.-Miss Julia
W. Doolittle died In o dentists chair, I'm TIE
Office Of r. g. Brewster, Fulton street, Brook-
lyn, yesterday, from chloroform administered
pSysicisn' he QUANTITY vs Us .m nHn nJs
ng four drachms, but given nc her request.
against the alyiee OF Mt. Brewster, by phyr-
clan selected by herself -
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THE SITUATION IN NEW YoRK.-Han ANA
Iweedt whitewashing committee In the New
the city debt down 20 little more than sixfys
seven millions-ahout half Of what IL re.I1x y
according TO Connolly. IL Ia rumored thsf Ca,
yey, the ring plasterer, has turned All hs No.
der into ready cash and made his escs "a pun
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TRIAL OF GEN. BowERMAN.-In the United
States District Court the case Of X. N. Bower
man, indicted for defrauding the government OF
he United States of a large amount Of money
while deputy collector Of customs Of this city, Is
ct down for trial tO-day.-Balt. Sun, 25lh.
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~ The following head lines from New York
rsper Of yesterday, tell the story of last Sun
days crime in Gotham: "a Chapter of Blood
Terrible Record of Murder and Lawlessness-A
Man Stabbed TO the Heart in Elm Street
Another is Knocked Down in Houston Street and
Dies Soon After-In Bed with Corpse-A
Drunken Husband Arrested. Charged with
Having Caused the Death of His wife-Probs
bic Fatal Stabbing ARRAY in Hester Street"