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Forester and the Nathan Murder.

Billy FORESTER, the alleged Nathan murderer,
had preliminary examination in New York on
Wednesday, as has been stated IN THR STAR
The World says mat although he tried 10 keen
cool and unconcerned, he failed, and his uer-
vousNess excited attention. His ewes glistened
when he discovered he was the object OF gen
eTal observation, and every now and then ue
cast Them around the room as ii looking fuT a
friendly glance. Judge Bowling asked the pris-
oner II he had anything TO say in answer to the
charge made against him Of the murder Of Ben
jamin Nathan. Mr.. Howe replied that by ms
advice the client refused 70 =av ANYTHING AT Il at
time. District Attorney Garvin stated then "a al
be was not prepared 10 go on with the case, a.
me witnesses could hot be brought together in
time. Mr.. Howe suggested an adjournment for
. week, and IL was mutually arranged that the
examination OF the accused take place on Wed
EeSGav next.
The World also says. Everything in regard
Is Kept profund secret. People are constantly
entering and leaving the Central on &c mys-
teTlously, and the feeling Is pretty equity ii
Vided between those sAngaine OF a conyIc ton
OF the prisoner and tiIOS. VINO believe that the
case will prove the downfall Of tue present de-
tectye system. EV-Judse CardOzO on Wei
resday rushed into the SUPPLEMENTARY off .e
aud had long and earnest convention with
Mr.. helso. He came out red. ant and eNultaat.
and took his seat il his carriage apparently sat
ished with his intelligence. Forester was
visited later in the day by both his unset, who
passed three quarters OF al hour IN his cell
After they had gone the prisoner appeared III
at ease, and began his customary nervous va
During the day ForreSter's counsel appeared in
Judge Leonard for writ o. hIbeds corpus II
was granted, ana made retuTn2ble YESTERDAY
out tor some reason Forester was not brought
before the court a was expected.
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$500 200 CASH DISTRIBUTION
The Grand Gift Concert A Fixed Fact.
September - the Day.
Your Tickets Now Or Never.

The vast sales of tickets already made and the in
cIeasing demand for them from all quarters, having
Determined the Trustees that the GRAND GIFT
con Z LET for the benefit o: the p UBLIC LIS ni
II or kENTUChY Y, advertised for eATU RDAY,
eEPlEMBEB -, lo12, SHALL POSITIVELY COME
OFF ON THAT DAY, WITHOUT POsTPONEMENr. the
pate IN the drawing that they should buy their tick
cts at once. Delay For a few days caused many no
want tickets al the concert in December last 80
without them. Some living in Louisville waited
unti sales were closed, pecting, doubt, post
ponement, and then offered fifteen, twenty, and
twenty nye dollars for tickets which the day before
were offered TO purchasers at the regular price.
Others living at distance sent thousands of dollars
by mail and express which got here after ssles
closed, and had to be sent back These disapOint
ments need not occur sgain If the warning given
ID due season Is needed.
The drawing will begin precisely at clock Sat
uTiay morning, September IS, le72, in the great hall
ot the Public Library building. and continue until
tee one thousand gifts are drawn.
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New York Notes

~ hEhOthAIr AND TIVE NANnE
NE% YORK, Sept. l3.-SherIu Brennan anu
ot1tT leaders VI the Tammauy general com
mif'ee, met il secret session yesterday TO ascer-
tain tie views Of preventative o. the 0rgauiza
non in the wards concerning the msyorsI'.
nomination. IL u understood hat some OF th-
Deb gales ale IN favor Of uniting with the Apollo
ran democracy I'm making a nomi la- ION, VIII b.
Wiling 10 work tor the success o. All the other
nominees Of Tammany Tor locai Offices. Do o.
also understood that the most pro- able can. g.
date tor ma, 0r Is Controller Greene, NTH Joh-.
Kelly Tor controller.
rag NUMEROUS REGULATIONS
in the upper part O. the CITY have resulted 90
the prevalence o. feyeTs- Many al Iyug
that section.
NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT --LLED
y. 4. A. I hompS9n, a well known i.rw-paua
correspondent, was run over and killed A the
harlem bridge yesterday.
AN INplAE WAR THREATENED.
II Is stated that the President ana Others are
convinced THAT Indian bos'ilitieS are probable
soon along the whole Indian frontier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-13

THE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
full particulars OF the arrest Of Billy Forres.er
the alleged Nathan murderer; the Dagger war;
improvements Of public buildings and grounds
under General Babcock, and Of streets
and avenues under the board Of public
works; lively political meetings: notes of the
national campaign; latest and best tales
Poems, sketches, and society items; together
with interesting local news, Washington news
and gossip, agricultural items. household re.
ceipts. &c, &c.
ft.ms: One dollar and a half per annum, in
advance; single copies i've cents, in wrappers
ready for mailing
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A Bark Sunk by Collision In Chesa
lseake Ray.

NORFOLK, Sept l3.-Captain PuIlO.. his wife
and the crew OF the bark Eliza Mara arrived
here this morning. lis vessel. which Was
anchored IL Hampton Roads, was ran into bv
ult propeller y. ". Bytrmau, CAPITA 4 N5rEan.
OF the Norfolk and Philadelphia line the bro.
Peller striking the bark on her port side anI
SINKING her Immediately an twelve 'athom- OF
wafer. 4 lie Eliza Mara WAS from : sntJs with
cargo Of coffee consigned 90 a New York house
! he cargo and vessel are believed total los.
The tverman's bow was stove in about 'hree
ieet above The water line and her I5re.t5pmast
NaTrill HYHr.
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NV YORK, SEPT. T. A Parts letter say. rt-.
~ l. generally conceded on all sides that Ihier.
=, a would result in a civil war in France, and
that no little disquiet is caused bv TIE chance
OF The occurrence Of such a contingency.
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Eight Hour Law.

NAVY YARD EMPLOYEES To BE PAID.
The letter below viii explain itself. We may
add 10 it, however, that the employees nov
working in the navy yard viii be pad hy The
paymaster of the yard. These not now in seq
vice will be paid by the Fourth Auditor Of the
Treasury. There is no need OF Az agent in
either case.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
NAsHINSTUS. Sep. l., iS,2. \
Str In reply - your ENDORSE leut On the let
ter Of II. 4. johnson, referred o. YOU q I'll,
Department, y0G are informed that the la51rer~,
workClen and mechanics employed by this De
par-nent, and entitled 70 The benefit CT ,hs
section or the act o! May Is. 1872, should app.
fer tie amounts due 70 them 10 the Fourth AUDI
tor OF the Treasury Hon. ). =. ". Tabor
am, respectfully, your Obedisut servant,
A. LUDLOW CASE,
Acting Secretary OF the Navy.
Hen. ". p. Chapman, Washington, .. c.
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The Maine Election

Largest REPUBLICAN MAJORITY EVER t-.-.N.
IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
bANG"R, Sop. J.. Returns received ~ ga,
Office OF tie Wan q d! co. T,-l---t -. "a
majority Tor hcrsey, republican, "a tic foprrf
congressional district, will excel Tsl. TUt5
Il INC largest majority ever given in f-f-.t
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LAND SALES IN LoUDoN COUNTY, VA.-Mr
James III. Cross last week sold at private sale
his Silcott Springs" farm of - acres u Mr.
isaac wilson, for 500 per acre. Mr.. Eli n.
Nichols sold at private sale his farm OF III
scres, Tor S4o % per acre; James Ill. Cross, pur-
chaser. On Monday last, Orr, holland and
Foster, commissioners in the suit of Edison vs.
EldsoI, sold at public sale the tract of 2i6 acres
Iying near Middleburg, for SIS 80 per acre: Eli
ID. Nichols, purchaser. -LOudon Nirror.
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SPECL1L NOTICES.
Notice..

The uneIsUpled satisfaction that NATTsN,S
CB1eIhB DISCOVERY has given IL ms civ I'D
Throughout the whole country, az evidenced by the
steadily increasing demand IT il. induce us 10 direct
espech and particular attention g. the gre A.
that oy It's Use you gain sll the advantages cail1ad
IJr the many poisonous compounds in use 10 vii .
Inc restoration OF the color sud growth Of the hair
sHd tbs SPEEDY removal Of dSniruff, without he
least possible iy.uTy-as Crystal Discovery fs pos
ltlN ely warranted q contain poisonous sabstaace
neither L. AL, SUl Phur or Silver.
Its perfs e ctesT illness Is reason Mt 10 be lightly
oVerIoI ked; II VIII neither stain the an or c1tne
Ia one sentence il ls exactly nat has been wanted
Ter long lie, RestoTor 81 the Hair th may be
used " .tnOut the fear that yea are going TO have
Neuralgia, PATE sis, cad Collie and various other
Complaints, ths TeFult Il the f lead preparations
ARTUJB NATTANS, Propristo-.
General Depot corner I'd and D streets N. W.
Sold 10 all Druggists sUS2tf
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PRINTING OFFICE PKRPLExITIRs.-We have
Deen trying for two days TO announce An auetlep
saleof SIX HUNDRED pieces OF heavy tine foreign
wooiens, tomorrow. The first day our printers
made It GO pieces. and this morning the rypes
refused 10 chronicle any number. We are trying
IL again for TO- morrow morning. but are No,
Sanguine OF success, although a tirst-class man
mas made the correction, and At last adyices was
astflde the form, watching il, without once
Stopping 70 wink.-N Y. Journal of Commerra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-13

ONE NRw HOUSE PER Hour IN Cp1cAao
The amazing growth OF the "newu Chica % h
illustrated by the following condensed sta.eynens
from the tribune OF that city: 'we know OF po
side OF Chicago an idea OF what has been done in
,be way OF rebuilding the city than 20 say that
eeginning on April IS, 1872, and ending Deem
oer =. io.z, extending sundays, counting 30
sotkbg Gays, and each day of eight hours,
tnere VIII be completed one brick. stone o 4
uoh puiIang, - iest tront, and from four 10 six
eeprles nigh, Tor each hour OF thas time. In
oneI hoIus, The buildings OF thst slzs and char
acter completed, and that viii be completed kry
december l. viii average one FOR each 81 NH
utes OF Ae days OF gift hours each" 81
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hEADLEsS BOOSTERS. The San francisco
Call, explaining how ''headless ROSTERS are
manufactured. says:-"Inhuman men, after ex-
pertinent, are able to tel lust how much or a
ROSTERS head can be removed without I'M uriag
the brain, and having ascertained this they cui
away all the front part of the Door animals
mead, leaving just enough OF II TO hold the
brain-which, our readers know, is IN fowls
very small. OF course the poor creature suffer.
dreadtully during the remainder of its life, and
When &c Dies, another rooster is substituted, and
paSEeG Of the 8 m id -
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JAPANESE CONSERVATIVE AND OBsrRIrc-
TioNIsr.-SmidZ Saburs, who was the cause OF
the attack by the English on the japanese at
hagoshlma, has written = letter to the Nika 10
on Japan, in which he says, under the present
system of government The fortunes of the coun
try are daily declining, and the imperial line
which should last forever. is in danger OF falling
into the vice called repu5licanism. He can see
as clear as in mirror that Japan will eventu-
ally become a dependency Of the western bar
barians. However, lie can only sigh and weap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-13

Two SUICIDES IN ONE DAY IN NEW YORK
Mrs. Lowenstein, OF New York, cut her throat
with knife yesterday, and died in q few min
utes. Trouble on account CT her daughter
having become insane caused the act.
Marcus Lichtenstein, q heavy real estate
operator, committed suicide in New York YES
terday. Heavy losses by speculation led to the
- 49,
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Swiilisms, d,

9-Williams, deputy sheriff, shot few days
since, in Pope County Arkansas, is dead. Let
tiers from Russelivlle confirm the report that in
his dying statement be laid all the blame OF the
troubles On the present otfcials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-13

DIR. SCHOEPPE AND Mrs. STEINECKE'S Will.
IL j ammo unced hat DR.. Paul SchOepye iut en.is
20 hie ca yeat, IN the proper cOuI At Baltimore,
10 TIA; will executed the late Miss Steinecae.
OF Carlisle, which belueajhed the principal ppr-
ton OF her large property 10 her relations Dr.
SChoeppe, Immediately after the death of VI =
Steinecke, in 1867 hled ''will aud testament
OF d later date, which devised tue whole OF usr
property ~ himself. That latest will was Wit
messed by DR.. Schoeppe and his father. Accord
ing TO law he cannot inherit one cent under T.
AZ every lawyer knows, or ought % know
though legates may attest a will, that is sign
it as witness that 1t was duly executed, sufb
legatee Lorieits any legacy left TO him or her IN
said viii. lie or she may he executor. though
also witness, but witness TO a will cannot
inherit cent under it. Consequently DIR. Paul
SchoePpe cannot inherit any OF Miss Steiuecke's
property by virtue of a will attested by himself
even II the authenticity of the document were
above All suspicion. A witness cannot be a lsya-
zee. That is the Law, which does not seem 20 be
Clearly understood il Baltimore or Carlisle
Philadelphia Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-13

FIRST SALE OF ToBAcco.-rhe Lynchburg
Republican says: "The first crop OF tobacc9
brought TO the market this season was sold yes
terday, and brought respectively S1l, s12, Sli
and ID per hundred pounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-13

LIE REv. Mr.. WILLIAMS, of thef Derby
(Conn) Methodist Church, invited Mr.. Whit
comp, OF the Congregational faith, to preach for
MN: In the course of his sermon, Mr.. Whit
como intimated that "day" in Genesis does not
mite period; whereupon the Rev. Mr.. Williams
remarked that he did not want any such-doc-
trlne preached in his church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-13

A Clergyman, Shile residing IN Eoutb America
e. DtssloosF discovered safe aud gin pie rem ed
FOR tas cure Cf Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Dsssse % the Urinary and SeTnins Orgsns ard tfe
whole rain az disorders brought by bsnsfui and
yicioUE haoits. Great numbers save b5cn cured by
this nut i remedy, Prompted by - desire 10 benefit
tns sicIctei and uEfCr tuEste, viii seni the reci D.
Tor pEeI ETiEg and CsiDz this medicine, in scaled
envelope, 20 sny " ho needs it, Free az CaGyss
Address, JOSEPH 7. INAAE,
Station D, Bible House,
narS1Iy New York CITY.
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The MrTfs DIsAsTRR INvRsTIGATIoSx-Mr
Gallup, q director OF the eomparv 70 which the
unfortunate Metis belonged, before the CON-
missio OF Investigation ~ Providence Wednes-
day, told q most thrilling narrative OF tie perils
fearful night He strongly defsr4s tbe q 2, eers
Of the propeller O. temperance men. rbe testi-
mony OF passengers examined wetnas.iaV. a. or
former dsys, elsmss the 0sticsEs sery mach tor
Temissness, TO say the least
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Seven Men Killed by "a Boiler ExnIo.

CINCINNATI, Sept. ia boiler has Jus. eN-
pioded in foundry on the corner OF Pearl aDd
Ludlow streets. IL If reported that seven meu
were killed.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAB
This Afternoons Dispatches.
associates Press Reports.

RocaKFoRT nAnsKRoC.Ig n


PARIS. Sept. i5.--henrt kecbefort. who b.
he, eNiled 70 tie Island OF New Caledonia. b.
q nst rouslv IL, sld IL = feared cannot recover
THE GENEVA ARBITKArOKs ENJOYING TEEN
SELVES.
BRENE. Sept. lS-N Yesterday shorty &c n the
reception Oi The gentlemen cOnnectc.i Nth tie
Geneva tribGngf Nv PreSideur BruIe,r ana fle
members OF the fed.rsi council, the entire
iaity, accompanied ~ several raernaer- n' -
d Eotter. German minister. took q railway
ira TOT the town a. lhun. where Fhsy erur
baikod on = steamboat sud crossed me axe -
tnat name 10 the village o. Intcrisck r. a .er
view - tLs objects o. Interest ~ %. =. pla
They f1ucEtd a. ttc Victoria hotel. ana r.
turned % kerIe iD the afternoon. tn vest1.T
during TIE taN was splendid k.r~ an I Intrs-
.ackcu. as WI - The intermediate Vlare
through which flle Psrty passed were ..-C' lsr.s
decor sted with Haga m honor OF -Ie .I's..r.-
Euisied visitors. The eNcUrsioui-ts 81 ru,hcr,-
about thirty. A. iHe bEuIUe- IU .a.s r..E
gwen b! tie Sw - Federal council, o. ..1r Ht
ne rIhi .fafor~ -fNtl person Nt-. r.-.- .r..-
All The English Gentlemen cor recr-f UIfh tra
court were absent rNceTt LORD Ter-rr'g F.r
lEe~ueut 40 JIs G5TAs Couu1G.. ms j. -Ie TsTr-
cii'ai speech .. .ac evening. dc eyl -"--"I rr
Pr asCrc ftlt Dy tht government e. tHs -e'rr.
N'h O. town IN >sii ar9 fHT fsH -r.HFrH.
Count Scoops. president 81 the coma. r.. ...I.
lie returned fnaaAS an. behaIf.f L.Hl-s..r .r
tO..Sa- 3,S Tor tie Lu-Ei,a. IrIrS JltE lrl r.-
c,yec iroE re Swiss g0vorgr- emf am r.rr-...
Ii-E EMfEEoEs. THE rprF AM rae rr-...r-
lHuNnuS, sep. IA special l....F.H'. I'd r...r
DEr.g \ rs iIom Rome ~aSs re sa.r,.rsf- ..
Germany, Austria ari Russia. 4. r.r..l ......
ference fH Berlin. resolved 20 s!vf-e -t. p.
20 abandon TIE I->uits. and agreed rr r1.a +fl
Italy.
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Wore EnfIures inn


BALTIMORE, Sept. I3.-Several other IA Lures
are reported to-day. in addition 70 those OF yes
terlay. "
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The NEXT PRIZE FIGHT-Edg1rds ara
Chambers Adtcked.-Y esterday Afternoon at 3
O'Clock Dir. William Edwards put in an appear
ence at the Clipper Office to meet Mr.. Arthur
Edwards was accompanied by James Mace,
Barney Aaron, Pooley Mace, Dooney Harris
and Others. They had not long to wait, for Mr..
George Seddons and a few more Friends Mr.
Harry Hill and several other weil-kuown SPORT
ing men were spectators The business was
talked over, and the time of the proposed fight
debated. At length April, 1865, was agreed
upon. Edwards stakes $500 20 Chamber
81 600, and Chambers put up sl00 for a starter
against aH me sZoo before deposited Sy Edwards.
sails for Europe on Saturday In the CITY OF
London: james Mace, Barney Aaron, and
Pooley Mace viii 60 TO England in the steamer
wards retains he will fight q noted English
light weight, whose name is familiar "a the
fancy In New York.-N. r Sua I2th AS
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nlar2-Iy
ANU SEMENTS.

ADMISSION: Parquette Circle, 50 cents; Dress Cir
Gle, y gents; Preferred Orchestra Seats, Is ceats
extra; Private Boxes, IS; ProsCenium Boxes, so.
son Tickets, SIS
Doors open a. O'Clock: Overture at 8 O'Clock
Matinee doors omen at las. Overture, 20. seIs 81
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6Judge Henry HOgeboom, OF the state
supreme Court Of New York, died a. Hudson
yesterday.
- Nine pounds of ruhies ar Other precious
stones from Arizona srIiYed a. alt Lake City
yesterday.
~Theirs has been officislly Informed by NJ.
Bourigny that the Pope has sbOndoDed ali idea
ofleaFing Rome.
mrOD the second trial OF Laura Far for the
murder OF A. p. CFittendsR seven han IRE per-
sons have been examined AM foIr Jurors
secured.
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Letter from EN-tsn,ernnr rur,in

he DEC LINES THE NONINATtON FOR t- rs-.gPr--.
BIT Don T SAY WHETHER HE Il pos GRASr
OR CREEPY.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ia letter from a.
governor Curtin 90 the chairman OF the r-f,ul,-
hcan committee, declining the nomin atom for
congress from Centre county, ie Ea5Ii-hea
dated New York, eth instant. He saEs :-"But
independent OF my indispOsitiou - enter IA =
ponucH canvass "a a candidate aud Tie center
OF fierce political struggle OF issues In volyed H.
me contest, II Is impossible for me % accent
he honoI you propose 20 confer upon
me. MY broken health fOrbids IT,. AMI n.
admonluons L must respect. BE PLEASED
therefore, 20 convey 10 my frieUt-
IN Centre county and the other countirs OF The
congressional district, who, in their kind par
uailty, have thought o. me a. a cauiiIa.s nv
many thanks and declinatiOn. 4 herewith pre-
sent note from DIR. Willard Parker 20 N-s
Curtin You notice his opinion Is verg decided
ana you know quite well how eminent be IL in
his profession.
am encouraged by DIR. Parker % hone thai
hiier little while OF absolute re-t skill
tul medical treatment and free dom from
care and Excitement. i may become
,trorg enough 10 assist yCa I'M gisrusSiry
the iending political issues. Nv convictions
are well settled, and will Ice frankly and fully
expire ssed when am sble TO do 50 with Justice
o ny SELF
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~ government soid 81 Coo O9 IN gold vester-
day, in New York. at 1l2 to 113. -
~ Trimmings on dresses will be more elaber-
ate than ever this Winter, .-+
SThe boys i'm Petersburg, Va, have a new
implement OF torture which they call grit
shooter" -...-
sTwo street fashions have departed tl,i-
lie, the peTpetuslly carried umbrella, aud th-
universal boutoniere.
~ The operation of the compulsory educa-
tional act in England IS creating some uneasi-
nize the light Of the board 10 take away The
iaihsrs conusi over his ehild's education,
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TRAVELLING BIZ ExPREss.-A small. hrtsb,
s sSIored boy. aged about nine years, Passed
Adams Express Company, in cb srge of tbeco 1-e
psnys messenger, destined to st. Joseph, Mis-
sour; The lite fellow was "shlpped- AZ RICH
MSoho, a., and was labelled and tagged ia the
snes,Sy,e OF the expressman's art and
seemed to be well satisfied with his means On
uansportafion.-Cam Feps.
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IN MOBILE there are twin sisters who cannot
De punished for any offence, because neither
can be identified. Recently one of these young
iadies put to fight two dog-catchers and po-
hceman In court she proved to be her sister
Policeman ompanied her home to arrest
the other, but, on arriving, could not tell which
he had brought and which had slready been
there, and went away Borrowing without either.
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rench collieries in the Department of
England. Thus the old proverb OF sssendinS
coal to Newcastle" has met veridcation at last.
DThe Right Reverend Manton Eastburn.
Protestant Episcopal Bishop Of the DIOCESE of
Massashusetts, died Of bic rssidesee, N Boston,