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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-17

ESCAPE OF BURGLAR SUFFERING PROM
SMALL-PoX.-It Is the custom of the count,
physician OF Hudson county TO make a dali,
terday he found Charles Murray, a prisoner hello
for burglary, i'll, and an examination showec
him to be suffering from smallpox. An ambu.
rance was sent for and Murray, who pretendet
to be too i'll to walk, was lifted i'm. On arriyin,
at the foot OF the hill on Newark avenue, Murra,
leaped out and ran across the meadows and NJ
the rocks to the top of the hill, and thence int
Palisade avenue. The ambulance attendan'
pursued him for mile, but the patient mad.
his escape.-N. y. Standard, 18th.
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some Of the Washingtonians are terribly e~-
eTcised by the extravagant expenditures OF the
Territorial Government for Improvement in
that city. The outlay seems large, and the In
yestigating Communication they have got tht
investigators pretty badly-has developed a
pretty formidable list OF figures for so small .
that Washington has been poor, God forsaken
Southern town for half century; and whit,
northern cities have been filled with every mod
ern Improvement, il is almost as destitute OF the
ordinary comforts and conveniences OF civilize,
life as an Indian village or squatter's settlement
The old inhabitants prided themselves on Their
southern plantation manners, and depende.
upon Congress to pave their streets, light THEN
houses, dig their wells, furnish them with read
ing and amusements, and pay their bills, TIL.
consequence is that the city is about fifty wear.
behind the times, and needs the outlay OF mini
OF money to make it what the capital OF a nation
ike this ought TO he.-Gelden LIZ
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CONTRADICTORY REPoRTs.-The sanguine
gentle men of the Indian Peace Commission are
again reporting the Apaches all quiet, but the
Geographic reports from Santa Fe have the
following information, which. with that of the
capture of two mail stages, announced a few
days since, shows that the peace agents are mis-
taken, as usual:
SANTA FEE, n. NJ, Feb. 15.-The Daily Post
correspondence from Fort Bavard reports that
on the sth instant party OF Indians came into
Silver City and drove off large herd OF cattle
They also set fire to an clubhouse belonging to
Bremen, the owner Of the cattle, and his man,
Cook, was burned in the house. party of
twenty men, under Lieutenant Gordon, have
left in pursuit.
A La Mesilla letter to the Post says Indians
are reported in large numbers all along the
route between La Mesilla and Tucson which
will interrupt the Transmission of the mails.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer has not an appreci-
alive soul. Witness this cold-hearted response
to tender missives from New York: Miss
copies OF one or two very remarkable articles
which have recently flown from her facile pen
They are entitled Virtue: What 1t Is and
What 1t Isn't, and Seduction: What 1t Is aud
what Ii Is Not IL is very entertaining litera-
ture. The same mail that brings Us Mis-
Ciafin's great moral essays brings us a letter
from Marysville, Ohio, which contains the an
nouncement that an able bodied woman is now
engaged in driving dray in that town aud is
making frst-class honest living. When we
contemplate this noble woman, Miss Clafin and
her profound efforts to do something for the
human family sink into infnitesimal insig
canoe. Miss Claflin ought to drive a draw a
WHILE"
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TORN TO PIECES BIZ A DoG.-Last FRIDAY
afternoon an unknown negro climbed the fence
around the yard near the stable on Old street
used by Mr.. Lightstone for the shelter of his
COW, horse, and some sheep, and entered the
Enclosure, evidently on some dishonest and
thieying mission. A fine guard dog of Mr..
!lghtstone's was in the yard, but was secured
to the fence by a heavy chain. so that the negro
DID not expect to be molested by him. The dog,
however, was so enraged by the mans invasion
that he pulled and tugged at the chain till il
broke, when he leaped on the terrified negro.
burning his teeth in his body, in the region OF
the hip, throwing him down, and tearing his
mesh terribly. The negro attempted to get at his
knife, but was unable to do 80, and could not
beat of the furious animal with his hands The
people Of the neghborhood, who were attracted
to the spot by the noise of the battle, were
afraid to interfere. One of them finally went
for Mr. Lightstone, who took the key which
opened the yard, and proceeded to the scene OF
conflict. He succeeded in getting the dog, who
was literally covered with blood, away from the
man, who, II is stated, was almost white with
mortal terror. The negro, whose name was not
asked for, was removed to the sidewalk and
subsequently carried to some house. Next
morning he died from his injuries etsrsburg
Id1 Ialcr,
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MAYOR HALLS TRIAL.-Mayor Hall has re
ceived communications from a number OF abb,
lawyers in Boston, Philadelphia, and from som.
# the leading members of the bar of this CITY
offering to defend him gratuitously at his ap
preaching trial, but the Mayor has not yet &C
He says that he does not like to make invidiou,
distinctions lest he should offend those who have
kindly prOffered their assistance, and he has no
yet decided whether he will conduct his defenc.
alone. 1t Is believed that his partner, Mr.. Van
derpoel, will aid him during the trial. Genera
Barlow and several members OF the Bar Associa
ton will appear for the prosecution.-N. Y
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More than one hundred Of our citizens feeI them-
solves under personal obligation TO q. GAUfiER,
No 1917 and 1919 Pennsy " snia avenue, for be-
ing able. through The virtues of his celebrated Bit
ters 20 participate IN the festivities incident to the
Holiday Season. Although Mr.. q. takes much pride
the other dtiee Of his business TO escape his Obser
ystion Already his store II ans with the immense
stock OF Liquors and Cordas im ported for the Hol
day trade, snd which have been selected with
Tor the wants Of his patrons. Those in want of
WHISTLES. BrsDdi%s, Wines and Liquors, should
favor him with cali, and be assured that what they
6uy IN his line will be not Vny pure but unscuter
ated decl9
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a Wan Falls $50 Feet. and % blown
60 Atoms by blast.

INV YORK, Feb. Ia Scranton dispatch
says that Rees james, miner, yesterday feli
Gown the Pyne shaft, 80 fest, and was Killed.
James, with two Others, had come % the surface
TO escape blasting, when the former accidentally
Tell 10 the bottom of the shaft, and a. he struck
celow the blasts exploded, blowing the man 10
atoms.
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NkM lokk, feb, IL. 4. DlIlOn, a rhrmI-T,
OF Philadelphia, died this morning In the rOmhs.
He was found sick and dying on the street. w.
terday, by policeman, who Was about convey
ing him 90 prison - destitute vsgraut. when
Surgeon Nicely, OF the Tombs. took him from
the officer and endeayored assiauouslv 10 restore,
him. He partially succeeded. but this morning
he sank again, and died. He is believed 20 have
been man Of high standing in his profession
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Good for the Germans.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE German repabu-
can committee Of this city last evening elected
a new executive committee, and resolved ia AZ,
while adhering 20 the national nominations of
the republican party, they will act in municipal
affairs with any party working honestly for the
reiOrmers.
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FORTY SECOND CONGRESS.
This Afternoons Proceedings.
SATURDAY, February L..

THE SENATE was not in session to-day
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
House met as in Committee Of the Whole, for
debate only, Mr.. Mckee Miss i'm the chair.
and about forty members present.
FEMALE SUFFRAGE IN THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA.
Mr.. Hoar Mass presented, and asked to have
read, a memorial from the American Woman
Suffrage Association lucy Stone presideut)
asking suffrage for the females Of the District OF
OF such laws as would extend suffrage 70 them in
the states.
In presenting the memorial, Mr.. Hoar said
that he would only say that in this act of Justice
which was necessary to the completeness of our
republican institutions. and which, soon or later
must be consummated, he hoped this Congress
might occupy an honor able position.
Mr.. Perry (Ohio.) had read
THE CIVIC SERVICE RESOLUTIONS
offered in the Senate by MIR. Trum5ull, and
addressed the House upon that subject, pointing
Mr.. Palmer Iowa. followed upon the subject OF
THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH,
urging that II was a legitimate part of the
postal system, and quoting the rates of charges
In European countries TO show that lower rates
prevailed where the telegraph was under the
control OF the government, and the greatest ac-
commodation afforded the public. He advo-
Gated the immediate adoption of the postal tele-
graph system in the United States, and com
memo the plan proposed by Gardiner Hub
Mr.. Blair, (Mo) addressed the House on the
subject Of
MARRIAGE IN UTAH,
to regulate which he had a short time since in
ToduOcd a bill in the House. He urged thar
Poiygamy having been recognized as existing
when the territory was acquired from Mexico,
II was the duty Of the government To legslize
polygamous marriages
Mr: Walden (Iowa) spoke upon the injurious
RAILROAD MoNoPoLIRs
upon the agricultural interests OF the west, and
~ .afar
transportation OF productions
Mr.. Cox IN. W obtained leave to print a
speech upon affairs in Cuba.
Mr.. Williams md addressed the House upon
the subject of civil service reform.
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The Ring Thieves Negotiating a Conn
nrosnise

NV YORK, Feb. ls.-lt Is now reported IA az
the RIG thieves have come nted 10 COMPROMISE
by paying four millions, but that the reformers
REQUIRE six millions and that n II probable N AZ
1--we millions will be agreed upon.
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Tobacco Factories Closed by Revenue

CINCINNATI, OHIO. Feb. 1.-THE tobacco
manufactures Of Wolf & Helfeich. IN Spring
field, Ohio. were closed yesterday by the revenut,
collectors for Don-payment of taxes.
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The Eight HourLaw.

NV YORK, Feb. 1.-THE WOrkingmen'S
L n on last night determined 90 issue a circular
10 the yarious trade societies Of the state call
ing on them To prepare TO take steps for the en-
iofcement of the eight hour law. beginning
April LIST. A meeting OF delegates is called for
10 determine TO the strike.
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tisn and otl Affections peculiar to the sex. Other
physicians too numerous for reference have success
fully prescribed it injection for the Diseased
UIethra, also drink for Incontinence Of Urine,
for the Bloody and Blind Piles, for Bronchial Aztec.
tons, Humid Asthma, Catarrh, Nervous Prostra-
ton, Epilepsy, Malignant Erysipelas, Typhoid
Ever, Dclirum Tremens, Disorders of the Stomach,
and Mental Depression resulting from the use Of
Alcoholic Stimulants, and promoted Convalesence
or Recovery from all other Diseases.
We have concluded arrangement with the
house of Whitney Brothers, of Philadelphia to sup
ply this Water upon a scale commensurate with the
demand. Their high commercial, social and moral
standing, ard their large pecuniary resources, pre-
clude the idea Of imposture or deception on their
part, or Of their becoming instrumental in further
tr;ling with plupdering the afflicted, whose
diton powerfully appeals to the sympathy of all
right minded and right-hesrted men. They have
had bottled stored in the principal cities quanti
ties Of this Water for convenience and safety of de-
livery during the W inter months. This Water has
been put up in a new bottle, with mon gram Of our
trade mark, Gettysburg Katalysire Water blown
in the glass, with our usual label of drec
tions pasted around the bottle. The genuneness
of the Water thus put up is further assured to the
public by an engraved trademark label pasted
across the mouth of the bottle, which prevents
the cork from bling drawn without de-
stroyiDg the trade mark label; 600 reward
is offered for any Information which will lead
the detection and conviction Of any person or per-
who shall forge or counterfeit this trademark
label for the purpose Of putting spurious Getty
Water in the market. No mercy will be shown to
the saereleious wretches who shall attempt the per
petration of this crime against nature and against
humanity. We have reduced the price of this Water
IS per single Of two dozen quart bottles at
the Springs, with corresponding reductions to the
trade. 1t will be delivered in the cities Of New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore aid Washington at 80 per
single case Of two dozen quarts with corresponding
reductions to the trade, during the Winter and
Spring months. Three gallon demijohns of this
Water, boxed and packed for transportation, will be
sent direct to nvalids but not to the trade at s3
each, from the Springs, including the demijohu
This demijohn contains the medicine designed to
minister to the an,icted roor.
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The Latest Brutal Murder In Nev

NV YORK, Feb. Thames Crogan dragged
an old man named Charles Henry from ms hous,
IN 10th street last night, fatally stabbng him.
Henry Crogan escaped. He has not been out OF
the state prison but short time, where he served
out q sentence for ths unpToyoked murder OF a
negro a few years ago. There IL no cause what
ever for the present murderous attack.
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STEALING DEAD MANS GRAvE CLOTHES
Last month a colored man named Levy died il
Brooklyn. His wife bought new suit OF clothe.
to bury him in. Joseph Barnett, friend of tn.
family, offered his services to prepare the bod,
for interment. Barnett stole the new panta
looms intended for the corpse. Mrs. Levvfount
1t out, and then Barnett sent an old pair OF trow-
sers to Mrs. Levy in place of those which he haG
stolen. Mrs Levy took out warrant for Bar
nett, but he managed to keep out of the way o.
arrested and locked up.-N. y. Sun, l6th.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvENUK.--The receipts from this
source to-day were 1892 ,56i2i.
GENERAL SHERIDAN left for Chicago yester-
day via New York.
THE misunderstanding Boutwell, does not
favor the proposition to sell the steamer Horne
to the government as revenue cutter.
THE SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION yester
day heard the cases OF Josiah De Loach, amount
ing to s13, 7e0, and Isaac NJ. Cans, for sI2,5 500
both of Memphis, Tenn.
AS THERE is A WARN CONTEST for the vacan
coIlectorship of the 21st district OF Pennsylva-
MIA, Commissioner Douglass thinks of subject
ing all applicants to a competitive examination
Mr.. A. B. MULLETT, supervising architect
of the treasury, his wife and two OF their child
rem are III of scarlet fever. They all have the
mild type of the disease and are not regarded a.
dangerously i'll.
New REVENUE STEAMER.-Proposals are
being prepared at the Treasury Department for
the construction of q new revenue marine
steamer for New York harbor, to be OF tonnage
of about III tons, old measurement.
Mr.. CoRcORAN's HEALTH.-Mr. Anthony
Hyde, confidential agent of Mr.. Corcoran.
recently received a letter from him dated the
10Th ultimo in which he states that his general
health continues to improve, but that his eye
sight is no better. He was still at Cannes, France
In THE CASE OF GEN. w. A. c. RYAN, the
Cuban General charged with violating the
neutrality laws, the Attorney General has
ordered a nolle prosequi to be entered. The
general will be tried, however, for bucking and
gagging United States marshal, when he made
his escape from the federal authorities i'm 1869.
THE PRESIDENTS VIsIToRs.-The President
to-day gave audience to Secretary Boutwell,,
Senators Cameron and Kellogg, and Represent
alive Dawes He also received a portion of the
Philadelphia delegation at present here to ask
Congress for a new post-Offce building for their
city, who called to pay their respects. They
were introduced by Judge Kelly.
THE MONEYS FOR THE SALE OF ARMS ALL
ACCOUNTED FOR.-As the resolution of Senator
Sumner in regard to the sale Of arms TO France
assumes that certain moneys from the sale OF
arms have ever been covered into the Treasury,
Secretary Boutwell, called upon the Senator
yesterday to say that this is a mistake. and that
all such moneys have been covered into the
Treasury and are how recorded on the books Of
the department..
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ms splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world
HerEsiess reliable, instantaneous, does not centaia
teaA any rttaiie poison TO produce paralysis
death Avoid the Wanted and selusive prepArations
bcssting virtues they de- not possess. The genuine
". A. Bse lOrs Hair Dye mas hsd thirty yeors
the only ps-l-ct Rsir pye-Bisck or Brown. Sold
ey sn druggists. Applied ~ le Bond street New
voFh zee
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New York Rank kta,emeus

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE following f. the
weekly bank statcment:-Loans, decreaSe,
s5lOsc0; specie, decrease, 81 6s2 800: deposits,
decrease, 800; legal-tenders. decrease,
$50 500; circulation, decrease, 81, 500.
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BO~tOus Rig Juhtpce-

BOSTON, FEB. 1.-The city council has adOp-
ted a resolution approving the international
musical jubilee, and engaging 10 make the
necessary i'm pTovement 10 facilitate travel in the
vicinity OF the proposed cencert building.
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TELE6RAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

LSNnos heb. 1.-THE thanks giving services
Al ~. fanis Cathedral. on the ,1th Instant. and
the royal procession 10 the church service are
20 be two OF the most imposing spectacies ever
Witnessed IN thiscity. TIE residents and store
keepers On the Strand, Fleet street. Ludsate
Hill, Oxford road, and HolbOrn street are
making the most lavish preparations 70 deco
rate their houses. The people are eager 20 vii
ness the demonstr alton, and arc paying fAhn-
lous prices for positions I'm windows and on
housetoTs along the route. Seats arc being
erected on every available space In ~. Pauiis
church yard A uiumphal arch. under which
the procession will pAss, IL being erected Al the
foot OF Ludgate hill
Another Crisis in the Spanish Cabinet.
MADRID, Feb. E.-Dinertnces have ariSen IN
the cabinet constructed I'm December last by
Senor Sagasta. between Admiral Topcte minis
ter for the colonies. and other miriSierS and the
formation OF "A new conseTN alive cabinet is
IN minent.
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Len 4 PePrinsp 0aueo.

PTOnOunced By COaHOisseurs
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
n improves appetite and digestion, and It Is IN
r1vAled for its favor.
We are directed by Messrs. LEA PERRINS to
prosecute all parties vending counterfeits.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS.
aul1- eosm Agents, New York
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REFORM IN PORTUGAL.-The Portuguese
cabinet has announced very sweeping proiet
de reform. 1t includes abolition Of the heredi-
tary peerage; the removal Of ell restrictions on
the right of holding meetings subject oniy 10 10,
lice regulations, and the extension of the suf-
rage, already very low, to heads Of family
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NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-Thomas A Scott was
Yesterday elected president OF the Texas Pacific
Railroad in Place of Marshall .. Roberts,
resigned.
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fnkfARATIcHe SoR Ay0THRR REVOLUTIONS
IN PARIs.-The Paris police have inforus alton
vhich leads them 70 believe that 60 go riles and
tnirty cannon, with largo stores and ammdni-
ton, are concealed IN Paris. Active search Is
being made In al parts OF the city.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE AND FREE LovR-In the
woman's suffrage convention at Columbus.
Ohio, resolutions were adopted declaring the
Ohio Wonan's Suffrage Association was organ
lied for the single purpose Of securing suffrage
to women, and repudiating all efforts to ascot
ate free love with the question
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AS THERE is A WARN CONTEST for the vacan
coIlectorship OF the 21st district OF Pennsylva-
mia, Commissioner Douglass thinks of subject
ing all applicants to a competitive examination
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will the Railroads Facilitate Its Jour.
ney On this Mission Of Mercy,
by not allowing their ploy to break the vessels
by rough handling. or their agents to defea. the OBJ
ject by overchargns freight Our are the
following named houses: J. Quinlan, Nos 1876 and
las willism street, New York; Whitney Bros ,
No. 227 South Front street, Philadelp hia; L. M
Beebe & Bro, No. "a Lombard street, Baltimore,
and IL. G. Smith 4 Co., No. 500 street, W ASKING.
tom D. O. These depositors will supply the trade of
their respective cities at the usual reductions and
will deliver Water to invalds ct per case of two
dozen quarts. All other orders will be filled By
WHITNEY BROTHERS, No. 2a1 South From,
street, Philadelphia, General Agents Water will
be sent from the Spring ct as per single case, with
corresponding discounts IN favor Of the trade. Be-
ware fGetysburg Kstaiysine Water offered at les.
than the market rates.
WHITNEY BROTHERS,
227 South Front street,
PHILADELPHIA
GETTYSBURG SPRING CO.. GETTYSBURG, Pa.
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The Colored PeonIe af Iersa.-

New Jersey hold n state convention soon, 10 de-
ternine upon their political action in future.
TWeed-s Election 60 be Investigated.
INV YORK. Feb. lit In asserted that tho
legislative committee is to examine the cOrrup-
ton In the election of Tweed 10 the State Senate.
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THE SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION yester
day heard the cases OF Josiah De Loach, amount
ing to ,7e0, and Isaac M. Cans, for sl2,5OO
both of Memphis, Tenn.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE members Of the
French Relief Committee last night took steps
10 reorgsniZe TO raise funds TO assist France 10
pay the war indemnity.
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FEMALE FUNERAL PICKPocKRr.-OnW ed
nesday the funeral OF Mrs. Moore took place a.
w Dean street, Brooklyn. Among the sympa
thetic friends Who attended the funeral WAS /.
woman with dark hair, black shawl, and blacl
silk dress, about Is years old. She was a pick
pocket, and she did good business. She robbed
Mrs. James Moore and Mrs. Thomas Dunn, o.
So Dean street, and Mrs. Dalton, of Remser
street, Of their pocketbooks, which contained
in the aggregate COY, T. Sum l6th.
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81 THANK GOD ALMIGHTY AND You FOR IT.
The trial of William H. Harris, mate of tn.
schooner Julia Gennenge, for the murder o.
Alfred Hassen, took place Thursday in New
York: The jury brought in verdict of acquit
tai When the verdict was rendered Harris wa
very much affected. He rose and said, in q
trembling although deep toned and manly voice
"Gentlemen, 1t is a rightful decision in nv case
and thank God Almighty and Won for itn
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TIE LsxGARp TRoupR rive thai, 49,,
Mnance at the National to-nieht Sofhern As
nndreery" on Monday. We kope that during
~ enEee1ent he yin appear In the aRomancs
sensation ct the Haymarket in London . few
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caught her softly BY the arm,
Ny gentle, blue-eyed Kate;
s1 Y. ssSSs neal L. e: ycn careless fool,