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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-10-26
j. d. HOW ARD,
LUMBER DEALE

have for sale, at Munger Gray's Saw-Mill, in
Duluth andat the Oneota SawMill, and a. Superior.
100000 FT. OF SEASONED LUMBER.
OF VARIOUS KINDS AND DIMENSIONS,
and l do not intend to be undersod by anE other
dealer in the market.
- Office on board steamer LOTTA BERNARD,
Duuun, and Nos 500 and 37l, End street Superior.
ien2072
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GRAPE.S At .SYI PAIL.

The Northwest would almost seem proved
from recent experiments, to be the home ot
the grape Truman NJ Smith of St Pau
has two acre vineyard on Dayton'S Buff
which contains 40 varieties of grapes. HIM
self and helpers have been kept busy pick
ING since the 23l of August. The vines
have been loaded, and bnt little blight no.
ticed. Principal injury from high winds
and prevailing dampnrss of September
These grapes have been ordered even from
so great distance as New Yo k city
The Delaware grape i found queen here rs
in the East, although The western growth
is the richer of the two. The CrevalIing
comes next to the Delaware in sweetness.
but mjldews easily. Burton's Early An-
gust is the first to ripen. The Diana sue
ceeds better at ST. Paul than in the East,
being large, and ripe in early October
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SUPERIOR 4 Nd DULUTH ARBORS

Washington, Oct "a The following of
fetal details will appear in the Annual Re
mitted to Congress on the 5th Of December
next:
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THE
WickerShanl Gernian-EHgliSh
N OR M A L SCHOOL.
Fall Term Of 1879.

The Fourth Term of this Institution will
open in the Public School House at Broadheads-
vile, Monroe Co., Pa, on
Tuesday, August 9th, 1872,
at o'clock A. NJ, and continue eleven weeks.
TERMS:
Instruction, first six weeks, Free
Remaining five weeks S400
ANY time less than five weeks, per week, LOO
Borading first-cIass, in private families
per month, $1,000
Esa5~ Brodheadsville can be reached by stage
from Stroudsburg, Lehighton, and Weissport
The Stage leaves Schaefiers Hotel in Strouds-
burg. at o'clock in the afternoon on Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, of each week and the
Lehighton and Weissport depots, at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday of each week. BY the new schedule,
the Stage makes the principal trains, in going
and coming.
For further particulars, address
REV. d. f. SCHEDLER, a. NJ.
Brodheadsville, Monroe County, Pa.
August /, 1872
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MANUFACTURED BY
WILLIAM EIOLLlNSHEA

name ofWM HOLLlNSHEAD is OH eacI
package and buy no other. Warranted tt
give satisfaction or the money refunded.
Nov. 10, '6S WM. HOLLINSHEAD.
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HATS AND GAPS.
FURN ISHING @ GOODS.

LADIES AND
hinp in
Sheots
The edandP
of
Youw
Pasols
andUm
Alsoau u line o. and couo -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

NEW DEPARTURE OF A. III. SrKPHRNs.-Some
remarkable utterances by Alexander III. Ste
pnens In an address delivered in the hall OF the
Georgia House of Representatiyes at Atlanta
on Saturday, 18th instant, are published. The
.sage OF Liberty Hall" does not vet despair OF
the republic; thinks Grant has only offered in
the case OF Alabama the same honorable M di-
aifon as Virginia once extended in the time OF
the nuinhcation troubles In South Carolina:
eeneves that In the case of Louisiana the Pres,
ioeht mas SO far only done what was his duty to
do-enforce q decree of a FEDERAL court. Ieav
ing the ri2htfutness Of that decision TO the final
review OF the Supreme Court; coun sells ali TO
OBEY and respect even bad laws as long as thew
are laws; vehemently protests that reconstruc-
ton and all its brood are bare and wicked usur-
pations; and finally concludes that the demo-
cratic party, though temporarily oyerborne.
needs nothing but faithful adherence to the
to win victories AGAIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

LIE GREAT SToRM-The recent storm from
the Gulf of Mexico in the south and the great
plains in the west, extended north ward into the
heart OF the New Dominion aud eastward far
INTO the Atlantic ocean. In the southern parts
and In the low valleys Of the Gulf states il was
ram; In the northern highlands of those states
including the elevated range of sand hills on
Whlch Columbia, s. O., is situated, il was rain,
sleet and snow, and the same across the states
OF North Carolina and Tennessee, excepting the
mountains, on which the snow predom'nated
North OF the heart of Virginia il was all snow
and along the east or the Allegsnes from Penn.
sylvania northward the fail was the heaviest
In the United States and the British possessions
the area covered by this tremendous storm was
probably not less than 1900 square miles, and
the volume OF water discharged over this area
would be equal TO the contents of a lake six
feet deep, and covering an area as large AS the
state OF New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

SThere were forty-fve fires In New York
last week involving loss ofel, l57 ,0OO Eighteen
Oh the nres were caused by carelessnese.
The gold chain mandatory of A. Lobenz,
IN fhuaoelphia, was robbed yesterday after
noon OF IS, 900 worth Of gold chains.
Theodore Jones, living q few miles from
Indianapolis, killed his wife With blow Of his
INST on Friday night. He was arrested.
I'D. O. q. Tsvnlsy, business manager OF
the 0rand Opera House, New York, and we'll
Theodore Brown, . farmer, living in Hem
0fcke county, Indiana, killed kis wife Thurs-
Gay BY striking her on the head With Q char
while unoer the influence OF liquor.
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From Europe Today.

ACCIDENT To PRESIDENT THIKRs.
PARIS, Dec. 29.-Thiers visited tue English
embassy yesterday. On leaving the building
be fell and suffered slight confusion OF the hip
ana elbow; but was able 70 be present AZ his
reception this evening.
Beurgong has left Rome.
RELIEF OF TIE RESCUED PASSENGERS or rHK
GERMANY.
PARIS, Dec. 30-A collection was taken uR in
the churches OF Rochelle yesterday tor the relief
OF the passengers who were rescued from the
wreck of the steamship Germany, and loo
francs were obtained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

AUsrRIA's BAD FAITH TO FRANCR-The
austrian, French and Prussian newspapers are
engaged in a lively controversy over the dis
closures made by the Duke de Grammont in
regard TO the origin of the late war. The Duke
brings documentary evidence 80 support the
truth OF his assertion that Austria promised IN
assist France in case of war with Prussia. He
publishes an Austrian dispatch to the French
government In which the pledge is given in the
following words s. Your csnse Is onrs NJ
VIII contribute 10 the success Of the French
arms" .N"""
1t is reported that the Austrian government
mas deter mined to dispense altogether with the
services of Count Won Beust
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GOOD JOKE on Senator Sumner is current
tent he has been i'm introducing his Civil kigbts
Bill, in season and out of season; Also. how
equally persistent Senator Bayard, of Deleware
mas been In opposing IL. The other day when
summers bill was reached on the Calendar
senator Carpenter, who was in the chair, turn,
cd toward Bsyard ana said, eDoes the Senator
from Delaware object?" III will, il the Chair de-
slres II, !" replied Bayard. shut did not saw "a. -
A burst of Senatorial laughter followed this re-
ply, showing not only keen appreciation of
the joke itself, but OF the ridiculous attitude
tbat Senator Sumner and his democratic breth-
rem occupy toward each other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

THR CHEsAPRAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
The Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad company
are perfecting the connections OF their main
the Ohio river, at Huntington, the western ter
minus OF the main line. Control of the Cncin-
matt and Louisville short line, and of the Lex
secured, and the connecting link is being built
between Huntington and Lexington, I25 miles
or this link, SO miles are already opened to
trafflc, and by an early day the entire route will
be an accomplished fact from tidewater at Rich
mond, and from the Potomac at Washington to
Louisville, Kentucky
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

A cable despatch from London announces the
death of the Very. Rev. Edward Bannerman
Ramsey, Dean Of st. johns Cathedral, Edin-
burgh. Dean Ramsey was well known as a
Scottish writer and divine. He was born in the
year 1873, and became Episcopal clergyman in
Edinburgh in 1880. He is the author of several
religious works, and others of social character,
the best known among the latter being his
"Reminiscences of Scottish Life and Charac-
ter" Qs5I), and his Biography of DIR. Chal-
mers.v
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The Loss by the Ice Cor,
A FIFrH AyxNuE srxs.r,oxU.

fIFTH AVENUE SENsATfoN-Hysteri0us
Deah Of Yong hGa.-CoTeDer Young held an
inquest at No. $50 Fifth avenue, on the body OF
Frederick Campbell, a young man, who was
found dead in his room from a pistol shot
wound in the LETT breast, and IL was supposed 90
have been case OF suicide, but the evidence
LEFT the affair in doubt. Deceased was twenty
seven years of age, and was in the employment
of Fermilye * Co., Nassau street; he was OF
very steady habits, and ne cause could possibly
be assigned for his committing suicide. He
went home, II appears, on Friday morning
about ii O'Clock, and went to his room % change
his clothes. When discovered he had partially
changed themi pistol was lying by his side,
and he was bleeding from a wound i'm the left
breast, near the shoulder, and about Elk inches
above the nipple. IL is supposed that i'm taking
the pistol from one of his pockets IL was acci-
dentally discharged; this, at least, was the the
DRY adopted by by the jury, who rendered a YER
dict 20 that efiect.-N. Y. Eapr,ks. 2slh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30
The Louisiana Committee Again Rise
f0 Eynlaan

NEW YORK, Dec. 3O.-rhe Louisiana com
mittee, IN long letter published this morning,
deny the statement made by Senator KELLOGG m
MS bill OF complaint hled IN the United States
circuit court, and say Keliogg's object i'm wish
ing 10 get possession OF the Louisiana election
returns was expressed i'm what he charged upon
tie returning officers aud gOvernOr-that h. 10
lastly and suppress or destroy them, in order 20
make u appear that he had been elected gov
eTnOr.
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C. .SMr:; CAROLYN. Mcoonn.l v.. burned to

Mrs Caroline Mcdonnell was burned 20
death ~ Beisir, Nd, Saturday night.
"a dispatch from Pittsburg says tvo-thIrds
OF the Daily Commercial was sold ON Sturdy
I'd: w. naekey, state treasurer, for 500 600.
nve dollars nne Tor Rhode Island
man 70 cal another Q liar without being Able 10
prove IL, But he generally proves it.
Two country giris Walking down the
pnncipei street., Zach with cigar in her mouth !.
Va me latest sensation at Oynthisna.
Is esfinatsd that four hundred yards Of
tuile yent up the aisle on the six brides mad ~
sIssmenaois wedding IA NsW York recently.
Davenport, Iowa, Jury have efyes MR..
- shory - - damages, Which = . - sokeu
~ To- ne pr1vefs f1rtnne 81 ~ ~ onjoyed
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Miners War I'm Nevada


SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. Blast Friday, the
floche Phenix mining company, OF Nevada,
took possession Of one hundred feet OF ground
recently worked by the Raymond Ely company.
The ground Ii claimed by both companies. The
Phoenix men erected a barricade on the ground
ana MADE other preparations 20 hold H. Last
night, while Thomas RYAN, PhRnix GONNA
nys workman, was overlooking the bsrricade,
one OF the opposing party shot him dead. A
night followed and forty shots were exchanged,
still hold the ground.
Jacob Swert zer, miner, while going 10 work
to-day, was shot and dangerously wounded BY
some IN known pereon.
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TELEGRAMS 10 THE STAR:
This Afternoons Dispatches.



New York Notes.
Fsk SEsraER
NV YORK, Dec. 3a.-The weather 4 clear
and very pleasant.
FtREs.
layenthAls drygOods store. in Chrvist.e
SIR ct, vas burned last uizht. Los. $4,000.
stevens shoe store and = Jacobs clothing store.
IN Baxter street, were burned last night. Los,
se,cVo.
RESCUED GREW.
The steamship Regulator. nom Wilmington,
hss on board The captain aud cres OF the
rescued 81 sea on the nth the latter being com-
Iitte wreck, and the men having been dashed 10
the wreck twenty-siN hours.
TEE EAST AND SoRrH RIvsRs
are badly blocked with Ice.
WINTER sPoRrs
The lakes In Central Park were crowded with
skaters Yesterday, and there was = regular earn
tvsl OF sleighing ON Harlem lane aud the roads
In the upper portion OF the city.
hlLLEos AND A HALF LOOKED rP.
The Herold saws one Of the leading stock Opera-
tors has locked up million and half in green
backs.
A WIFE STABBED TO D.Ara.
Charles helner Was arrested In Brooklyn last
night for fatally stabbing his wife.
IN THE STOKES CASE
TO day, DE Corley, the French psrlor man q
the Grand Central, was cross examined, n
answers being quite contradictory OF the prs
vious testimony given by him in the fOrms
trial.
Up TO the recess nothing new wa, ELECTED i,
the Stokes case.
ONE HUNDRED PRISONERS
nom the workhOuse were put st work to-lia
10 clear the ruins OF the Centre street IRE. A
jury was empsr neled this morning 20 hold a.
inquest upon the bodies In the ruins.
MAX COHEN
was arrested on the charge Of setting ire 90 his
store on Baxter street last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

AUeUsrA, Dec. % The SkOwhegau hotel
At Skowhegsn, was burned tonight. Loss oyel
500 ,OoO; insurance, Ss3 O0e. The cause defect a
chimney. No water could be OBTAINED, the
reservoirs being broken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30
Arrest AND Cosrr.sron on A Mrn,rnr,

ARREST AND CONFESSION OF MURDERER.
lie murderer OF Charles Kendall, who was
found murdered in the woods near New Letter
son, Iowa, on Monday last, was arrested AT
scranton. in thatstate Friday night. His name
Il Alyo Chambers. The sheriff had the prisoner
IN the railroad depot q. Scranton FRIDAY night
when forty or nifty citizens of that place made a
raid on the depot, held the officer and took the
prisoner out in the country q short distance 10
upon the crowd returned the prisoner 10 the
proper authority and quietly dispersed. N
seems that q couple Of years ago between a. go
and 5000 were stolen from the county, and
old, undertook to ferret the thing out; and
accomplished il. The thieves were arrested
and convicted, and they afterward made a
threat TO shoot the young man. IL il supposed
this Alvo Chambers was a friend of the robbers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

BE GREAT STORM YEAR The storms
Hoods, earthquakes, t0rnadoes, and the like, 10
say nothing OF the intense heat of the past sum
mer, and the severe opening OF the winter. Are
al we'll marked experiences OF the present
year extraordinary for number, frequency Arr,
violence. They present studies OF the highes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

CINCINNATI, Dec. 30.-Burke, Fender. &
Co.'S steam tauDery was burned YESTERDAY
Los, $50, 600. insurance, si9, O11.
OswEGo, Dec. 30.-A block occupied by Ham
ilton, COe & Co, booksellers; n. VI. Pal, lew
eler, and n. Z. Whitney, druggist, was banned
to-day. Loss, S45 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30
NAVY DEPARTMENT !

WASHINGTON, Goth December, 1872
The officers Of the Navy and Marine Corps
viii assemble at the Navy Department at IL
O'Clock a. M, on Wednesday, January LIST, 1873,
in full dress uniform for occasions of special
ceremony, to pay their respects to the Presi-
dent OF the United States at II m. They will
form In the Navy Department, under the direc-
ton OF the senior officer present, according TO
the order OF their assimilated naval rank, and
will, in body, wait upon the President of the
United States. GEO. M. robson,
Secretary of the Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30
Death Of a ReIiguese.

RICHMOND, Dec. 3).-Sister Mary Louise, O.
the Nuns of the Visitation, died last ening a
Monte Marie in this city, of pneumonia, aged
80. She was daughter OF David williamson,
OF Baltimore county, Nd, and had been A
religeuse for nineteen wears.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

TIE PORES RELATIONS WITH Swrrzrp
IAHD.-A telegram from Berne saws that diplo-
matte relations between the wiss government
ana the vatican have been broken Off The
fapai Legation at Lucerne, IL Is thought will
be abol shed, the Charge d. flares and attaches
having been recalled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

MORE kUKLUX PRIsoNRRs.-The steamer
James Adger, from Charleston, s. e., which
arrived at New York on Saturday, brought ten
prisoners for the Albany penitentiary, convicted
Oh Auklux ontrages. Among the prisoners is the
carolina. Three OF the other prisoners confess
that the were concerned in fourteen assassina-
lions,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

ACCIDENT ON THE B. & o. RAILRoAp,-On
Friday evening a passenger train, eastward
bound, on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad fell
behind time and came to a halt thirty We miles
from wheeling. The going train hands
neglected to signal the following train. which
crashed into the rear OF the first train. The
results were four persons injured, one of whom
is reported dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

~Epirootic RACES among the oxen in Cuba.
ga Paris trsdesman has been sent 10 prison
for two years for displaying in his shop picard
Assembly.
The editor OF the Examiner ct Elk Farls.
kansas, hung himself lately, and left q mote for
ms foreman 70 60 and chop wood II he would be
happy.
IA man I'm Newport. n. j.. 10 vhom I.
license TO cell beer By the glass was refused, nov
seus II BY the quart, and viii take his cass
before the supreme court.
The mineu q the Raymond and Ely Nina.
dayr work. They had previously been Vorxi.s
but eight hours Per den.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

NRW UAsTLB, DsL., Dec. 30.-The steamer
Pioneer, bound to Wilmington, y. g, has drifr-
ed away in the ice, and Is unable 20 get out.
The tug Bruce has gone 10 her assistance.
The Loss by the Ice Gorge nj Memphis.
INV YORK, Dec. ga Memphis dispatch
says the loss by the ice gorge will not exceed a
half million.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30
Reported Letter of ResiguatiOn Of
APcrecarV ROufn NELL

BOSTON, Dec. 3J.-Ite washington CORES
pondent OF the Traceller writes that Boutwell,
has written his letter OF resignation as Secretary
OF the Treasury, TO take erect February 18TH,
when he viii retire from the cabinet and proceed
TO Massachusetts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

ANOTHER RAILROAD LINE ACROSS NIAGARA
RlvER;-M easures are on foot for the construc-
uon OF railroad bridge across the Niagara
river at Lewiston. The plan is pushed for ward
under the auspices OF the Lake Ontario Shore
railroad, now being constructed from Oswego
TO Lewiston. The object is to bring the Onta-
madam system, and ultimately to form north
ern line from the seaboard TO the great west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

FALL OF Six HUNDRED FEsr,-Hsnry
Williams, employed ut Thomaston colliery near
Pottsyille, Pa, while cutting ice, slipped and
ieil SIX hundred feet down the slope. He was
instantly killed. His body was found terribly
mangled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30
OFFICIAL.

WAR DEPARTMENT. Adj.toaf GeseraI's 0efce,
wAsHINeros, Dec. 30, 1872 !
Circsiay.-Oficers Of the Army in this city
will asse mble, i'm full uniform, at the Adult snt
Generals Office, ut 1lS O'Clock q. m, on
Wednesday, January LIST, 1873, to pay their
respects to the President Of the United States.
By order of the Secretary OF War.
Z. ID. TOWNSEND, Adjutant General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30
Cold weather an Neu E,~Iana

BOSTON, December 30.-The extreme cold
" Gather continues. The Thermometer AZ Con-
cord, n. H., this morning, was eight degree
below zero; n White River Junction. Vt. "A
degrees below zero, and at Lewiston, Ne, n
degrees below.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

FOR OLD ACQUAINTANCE SAKR.-At Brix-
legg, in Tyrol, Jacob n uller and j. Turner had
been, The former curate, the latter sexton
beadle and bell-rirger OF the parish for thirty,
seven years. The 18th of November Muller
died. The following day the villagers were as
tounaed 10 see the body Of man dangling from
the cross which surmounts the church sfeeple
Ii proved upon examination TO be Turner
corpse. He had slipped . rope around the
c-oss, made moose in the rope, which he Sc
cured around his neck, and then he had leaped
from the cross. He would not survive his oid
friend the curate; he had often been heard TO
say he should end his days in the church sfeenle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

JOEL ID. HARVEY has been appointed receiver
OF the Scandinavian national bank in Chicago,
vice Thos. p. Tallman declined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

III. BoURGoIGEE, the French minister to the
Papal Court, has resigned because some French
naval officers in Rome, at the beginning of the
mondays, called on the King and the pope Oh
the same day and rendered the compliments of
the &c asOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

SHocKIHe CHILD MURDER IN OHro.-Yes-
terday afternoon this community was startled
by the announcement that child three or four
years old had been brutality murdered by it,
rather, who struck IL I'm the head with . hafchet
excuse given for the brutal deed was TN the
child "eat too id much grub" The name Of
the man, your reporter was informed s Fov-,
Ter, AND ne Was about seven or eight years aeo
poisoning stock, and had but recently returned
to this Chfliooths Letter TO Cis. Garetfs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

ELoPEMENT AND ExCHANGE.-A Woon-
socket Il. - man named Burns left his wife
recently and ran off with the partner Of one
Tracey, whereupon the deserted ones followed
them as far as Fall River, struck up partner
sh ip and are happy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

The LrssoN Of the late dree seems 70 be that
the only really fncombustible materisls I'M the
world are those OF which are made the friction
matches which one ENDS In hotels. IL IA 20 he
wished that this hint may lead our architects 10
make edincee on the same block something more
IKE match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

MARRIAGE AT THE DKArH BED.-A. q. Ar
bott, fireman of Charlestown, Mass. Injured A.
the great ire in Boston, died On Friday night.
married TO young lady, and, ct the desire on
both parties, the couple were married al the
hospital three days before the young msp,s
the same fire. and the neither died from grief AZ
her bereavement. sS -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

D1sAPPRARANCB OF Comic ACTRRss-Miss
Sallie Benner, danseuse and comic actress who
shot herself with pistol in Richmond some
weeks ago, mysteriously disappeared from her
boarding house about p. m. on Christma as dav
leaving her infant child behind her, and has not
since been heard from.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-30

TIE sHARPKsT 20 far this month rs the Trov
giII VINO MAKES her unsuspecting father the
once Who he's been forbidden TO visit his en-
pioyers house. She pins the letter In the old
mans cloak, and when he reaches the ofice And
throws on the garment the clerk eets it and re-