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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-13
v I--.-- ~ 1 l-s7 l179 77F ~ I.
Solicitor General Rristow las re-

Z r2AL aLJcTSOfi, N. J', huiiCo ava
roughs committed suicide by poison,
OIL the 10th of December. lis
body remained in the room till tie
18th, when it was discovered frozen
stiff.
Edward Power, q civil engineer
of Chicago, Las retlliohed Congress
for permission to make experiments
for producing artificial rain BY means
ofgunpowder and cannon. lie cites
many instances in which rain has
followed great battles, and asserts
that similar results follow similar
causes. lie requests the Use OF 800
pieces Of United States ordnance,
20, 900 blank cartridges, 10 miles OF
insulated wire, electrical batteries,
and such men as may be needed to
make the transportation OF the ma
terials.
Rev. Robert ]. Breckenridge
died at lis residence in Nanvlllc,
Ky, on the 9th ult., after q long
illness.
The Board of Indian Commis-
sioners have presented their report
to the President. 1t gives a cheer
ful view of tbs peace policy, and
states that by the purchase OF Indian
supplies and other measures they
have saved about one million dol
lars.
Money was stringent in New
York Oh tie 2ath>ult.
The total amount Of currency OF
all kinds outstanding to Dec. 2Sth,
was $3.50, ,29o,7io,
The mail service on tie Central Pa
c;fc Bralch Railroad has been ex-
tended from Chico to l'ehama.
Boss Tweed after hiding away
fer some time was discovered and
arrested on the Goth uIt.
ConnoIly's bondymen Went back
on linn, ard he had to spend New
Years day III limbo,
G. W. Won Mort has been APP
pointed Commissioner OF PueIa
Works by tie Mayor of New York
in the place of Tweed.
Tie new bridge across the liud
son river, New York, is completed
and trains pass over it.
A dispatch from Cheyenne, datet
Dec. 9th, says there were 547 pas
scngers laid up there by the SHOW
blockade. The eating houses I'M
proved the opportunity by chargm!
So per meal.
The Russian fleet has been oil
dered 10 remain at New York 70
the present.
Alexis was politely asked to 6
out on the plains tor a buffalo hum
but declined.
The President of a Boston stree
railroad company has been fire
$40 for permitting tolty-seyen pa
sengers to be crammed into OF
car.
There has been paid out Of Il
United States Treasury the sum
s5S,0Q0,OOO to indemnify States f
moneyadvanced in equipping trooI
: during the late war. There a
claims of this character which ha'
been suspended by the Secretary
/. the Treasury amounting to S4,30t
t O0O, no money being available f
the purpose of meeting the pa
u ment, the law authorizing the *
: retary Of the Treasury to use mon
S for this purpose in the Treasury Il
: otherwise appropriated having be
r repealed in 1870.
!. There is due our Govenmc
E from that of Colombia one hundi'
h and seven thousand dollars, bel
the balance of awards under t
G Convention of 1947 and 1864. J
n payment has been made since lSt
The Colombian Minister at Wa
0 iugton asks an extension Of time
:, four years, as his Government
o bankrupt.
Ie Chicago is now threatened W
Is small pox.
.r 4 Missouri statesman has int
q duced q bill in'the Legislature
} dot State To punish living. p
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-13

Small pox is still bae IN Brook
lyp, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

Mr.. Moore got 1t the best way I could, as
the authorities viii not publish the laws, aud
cannot get sight at them.
Mr.. StarkweAther.-Do you mean 20 say that
you cannot see the laws on file with tie Secre-
tary?
Mr.. Moore tried once went TO the Sec
retary's office to see the bills for advertising
The Secretary was not there, bnt clerk was
who would not let me see the bills.
Mr.. Starkweather.-NOw. Mr.. Moore. If yCu
have any fact 20 show that the Secretary refuses
TO show the laws, would like 20 hear il, as in
that case am in favor of Immediately remedy
ing the fault. Any respectable man has right
Mr. MoOre-well. cannot saw they will not
STOW the laws, hut they ought 10 be Published
Witness proposed TO have the laws published in
the Patriot, as well a. in the republican papers
but the legislature would lot do 50, under 'he
old corporation the laws were published weekly
within six months after the Adjournment OF the
coGncilS has no reason 10 suppose that the state
mcnts OF the newspaper publishers before the
committee were incorrect; ia making his est
mates witness took the amount of bills after be-
ing cut down; had not made his calculations
the salaries for the employees of the Board of
Public Works witness estimated at S67 900 more
than had been returned by the committee: est
mated the expenses of the District government
AT S166,ay6 more than the amount shown by the
District authorities; in the expenses OF the old
corporation, returned as SAB, $50, the salary of
the collector is put down IA So, 900; witness
maintained that at least $500 should be de-
Quoted from that amount, as the commissions
which the old collector received for advertising
property, &c, were not paid out of the treasury
OF the city, but were paid for by the property
advertised.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at 70
O'clock
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TIE ATTENTION OF THOSE Using

THE ATTENTION OF THOSE USING ANY
Of the poisonous compounds advertised a. Re-
storstives, REVIEWERS, &c, for the Hair il Gale
the great adv sntsees that SATrASs' CRYSTAL
DISCOVERY possesses over all these vile mixtures.
First, it is entirely free from all poisonous sui
stances ssd can therefore be used with safety 1t
does not stain finger nails OF the iaest fabric Tits
positively the Geanest article in use. Its use pro-
duces cooling and pleasant sensation. IL frequent
" stops headache and falling Of the hair IL always
removes danoruff in s short time, and above all IL
win restore the color and growth Of the har posi-
lively in from three to ten days. Gail for il and
take no other if you do not wish he disappointed
Depot corner "a and streets ". W.
fee74 ARTHUR NATTANS Proprietor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

HE PHlLANTHRoPIC LADIES of Hartford
conn;, nave taken very practical way of show
ing their sympathy for working men. They
have just opened a restaurant and have brou chi
down the scale OF prices SO low as to place IL
within the reach OF the poorest mechanic and
laborer. Added to the dining saloon is com
PORTABLE reading room, well stocked with ma
terial from the libraries and newspaper Off es.
me main object Is to induce men to frequent il
VINO now spend most of their time in bar-rOoms
ana Judging from the attendance on the openin o
day, the experiment promises to be Completely
successful. ~-fi~S~1S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

The IMPENDING CONFLICT IN FRAgcE-A
cable telegram from Paris says: ''AnOtAcT MAJ
isteTial crisis is expected. IL il evident that A
connict between the assembly and government
is at hand" In the assembly YESTERDAY tbe re
port OF the committee confirming the election
OF Rouher from Corsica was agreed 20. The de-
bate was then continued on the bill imposing
penalties for connection with the international
society, and Louis Blanc declared that the pas
sage OF such measure would throw France
back three centuries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
wines, LIZ .uo<s, Ao-, for the Holidays

More thN one luudrsi IT our eittzcns feel tksu1-
selves nnS IT personal oSliCstion 20 G.. GAUrfER
NO IN AID 1913 peaSsy lyeEia avenue, for be-
ns stH ,thre1gs TIE virtues os his celebrated Bit
teFs participate ~ TIE festivities inciGess the
ho.N ay season. alrsoagn Mr. g. takes much pride
~ " e. being Q pstlN bensfsrtor, he does no. allow
INC other duties - k;s business 70 escape his obser
v lion Alr@>1y bis store creams with tie imnsuse
toes Of Liquor sid CercNs in ported tor the Hoi-
day trade aud SSlich have been selected with care
i.5 the w<zts q his Sesrons Thcss in waGt Of
MhsSits, STsadles' W mes and Liquors, should
euy In bis ise viii be Eot only pure but uHsrlter
AteG Harla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

LIVELY CORPsR.-A man was found at
Halls Corners, westchester county, N. Y, on
MONDAY night, apparently frozen to death The
body was taken to Tarrytown. and a co,onar
from Hastings held an inquest over it, verdict
being rendered accordingly. The body was put
INTO q comm and started for Sleepy Hollow Gem
etery: AS the body was about to be lowered
into the grave noise proceeded from the cofi n.
causing the interment to be delayed long enou Oh
TO discover that the man was alive. TUESDAY
fire at TarrytOwn depot - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

The PRINCE OF SCHwARzBU &c RrD d.
sSTADT, one oil the petty soyereigns of central
Germany, is just now the laughfng-s-o,.. "a.
European courts. He proposed 70 a princess IN
hofthern Germany, was accepted, and on tue
point OF being married, when a Young Prass!a an
countess stepped in and produced a written
promise OF marriage which the Prince had
given her, The Princes few into a passion,
cancelled her engagement with him, and d.
missed him most mcere moniouSly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07
Lea d PERKINS, Sauce.

Pronounced by CoEECisssITs
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
Il Improves appetite and digestion, aud IL 10
rfHsled Ter it's f&vcr.
No are directed b. Nessrs. LEA PERElN3 20
proseeste AL parties rlak ending couueGfsss
John DCNCAN 8 SONS,
arn eVm Agents New YsTk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

5Efs splendid hair DE 70 he besf tn thz world
EnsSe, reliable, instantaneous, does not csrta.s
80. uCr any rtfd.ic POISON 70 produce psralJ
sesr, Avssd the Ssrntsd aae deiIsiSe RreFs:atlons
W: A. Bachelors Hair DYE has hsd Avs gtc,1
nsfs-ntzhed reputation 20 uphold its INTEGRITY ~
teS cnly perfect Hair Dye-Blsck or Brown. Soho
~ ali druggists ApD!!ec - rs Bond street, New
Krrk g.
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A Mistake i'm Cspying.

INV YORK, March by an error of the CO.
pyist in writing out for the press the testimony
given before the New York Custom House in
yesugating committee at Washington on Tues
ne had only speaking acquaintance with MIR.
Leet, instead Of with Mr.. Stocking, as was a
fact The difference is important, because the
general unjustly to the charge Of prsvsricstion.
The individual responsible for the blunder has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

MURDER IN NIRsTHIA.-On the 10th ult an
old man named +. =. wauldTidge reSld.n, a
few miles from BufOrd's, on the Virginia aud
tennessee railroad, was beaten 20 death while
returning TO his home with SlsO in his posS..-
sion. When his body was discovered the pockets
OF he trowsers we're cut out and the msnt
gone. The Instrument Of the murderer A dog
wood bludgeon, was found near the body. The
coroners jury found that the decd was commit
ted by George and Virgil 81. Clair. nephews Of
the murdered man. no were arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

AT MARRIAGE lately in Maine the brides
voice faltered, and she paused I'm the midst OF
bright little three-year old, thinking the naueb-
" minister was compelling poor aunty to saw
something disagreeablo, stamped her little foot
don't 90 thay it." i0'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07
Fires.

BOSTON, March The dwelling of Charles
l.. Thayer, in West Roxbury, was burned TODAY
Loss. 81, 900. A fire in Fitchburg yesterday de-
stroyed the storehouse of the American Rattan
Company and badly damaged the stock Loss
sl2OcO. The siorehouse of III. w. Pitts x CO..
containing large quantity of cotton, wa. also
burned and much cotton damaged. The loss
will reach $4,000.
BANGOR, Me-, March THE house. barn
out buildings, and store OF Captain l.. Il. Pratt
III Bpeksnort centre, were burned Yesterday
with all their contents. iso.,, 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

THE OPEIA.-The New York papers note tie
fact that the Strakosch Opera Troupe is having
a most successful season in Lent. The great
world of fashion, popularity supposed to be
buried i'm seclusIon, wearing sachcloth and ashs :,
ut this Lenten time, fills the spacious Academy
Of NJ usic nightly TO see and hear Nilsson, Capoul
and the rest OF them. The same is true, here,
with the Parepa-ROsa Troupe; and even the
tbread-bare old opera OF the bohemian Girl"
attracted a huge house last night. Psrcpa's
figure Is rather against her for the juvenile part
of ATitRe, but she sang superbly-perhaps never
better. Castle showed some slight hoarseneSs
but was very acceptable. Campbell was at ais
average, and, of course. had 70 repeat his
Hearts bowed down." Mrs Segain-sinri ng
and acting both counted-was doubtless the
most deserving performer of the evening. Mi
Seguin acted the part OF Deriis hOcf ADM ably
pity he cannot sing.
Tonight Faust is presented with Santloy as
Valentine
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Too Gooel % he T,-e

NV YORK, March "A WILMINGTON, y. c.,
olspetcn says II Is not known there whether the
reports Of the death Of Henry Berry Lowery, the
potor1ous swamp outlaw, are unfounded. Adj
oiuonal reports are current that he WAS either
murdered by his brother or drowned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07
NATIONAL THEATER
~ NILSSON
THE STRAKOStH GRAND ITALIAN


tEectfully announces
FEW GRAND ITALIAN OPERA NIGHTS
in the week CgnneHcIng
MONDAY, MARCH rs, ISs2
The Company comprises the follow IL 9 eminent ar
tists.
MILE CHRISTINE NILSSON,
n LIE LION UUYAL,
MILE Y FpRgEFTI,
MISS ANNIE Louise CARY
MONS. '. CAPUCL,
s,o p,pro, SIG. p. BBIGSOII,
,ovs, mons. A. BARRE.
siGS. REICHARDr, LYALL. COLETTI, BA-
- RILI, &C, &c.
GRAND CHORUS AND COMPLETE ORCHEs-
MAN HARETZEK,
Musical Director aud Conductor
The sale Of SEASON TICKETS will Commence
WEDNESDAY, March 2Oth, at Metzsrott's Music
Store -
Full particulars shortly mart II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

ALLEGED WIFE MURDER IN MARYLAND
one day last week Mr.. Jacob Putnam, OF Woods
borough, was arrested on the charge Of poisoning
bis wife, and is now in jail waiting an inyesti-
CATION OF the case. post mortem examination
was made by Drs. Baltzell and DunOtt, OF Fred
erlck, but the result has not yet been made
public.-FredeTicE Examiner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07
RsIsensd 10 0essS SI Ceal Gas.

BOSTON, March I.-KichArd Barry, John
Schennick, John Barret, and Michael Shes.
poarders with William Hennessey, in Cabot
In the basement, this morning, be from
inhaling coal gas. Barry has since died. and n
u doubtful the Others can survive. Barry re-
tired latest last night, and removed the TOP from
me stovs In the room containing the burning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

~, IHk INSURANCE SQUABBLE IN NEW YORK.
MI: Jennings, or the New York Tines was ex-
ahmed yesterday in the insurance Investigation
case. He declined to give the name Of the
an,hor OF the articles in that paper against Mr..
NIL er, and refused to retract their state ments
probably be more of them "o"Ao
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS

FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Now He's Down He's Got No Friends
LONDON, March An the Journals this
morning approve the decision in the Tichhovne
case. The trial Of the claimant on the eharr,
OF perjury will take place in April.
In inb0ro' Town.
LONDON, March Hon. Robert y. Schenck.
now on visit TO Edinburgh, Yesterday held =
reception AT the ST. James Hotel, which was A.
tended by large numbtf Of prominent officials
and residents OF the city.
Proposed French Diplomatic Trans
fers.
PARIS, March The Coasfitatisptl TODAY
SAYS several changes will shortly be made ia the
diplomatic representation OF France. Fhe Duke
lie Broghe, present French Ambassador 10
EnglaLd, Il 10 be recalled, and Goutant Il ron,
now Ambassador TO Germany, will be trans
terred to London. The AmbaSsadorShip al Rrr
I'M, the COnstiiHttoael saws, has been offered by
liners, TO fonyer Quertier, late Minister OF
Finance.
Proposed New Cable.
LONDON, March Sat a meeting OF the board
Of directors of the French Atlantic Gable com
pany yesterday II was resolved 10 Law another
cable TO America, which will be under the m an
agement OF the present cable combination.
Returning Good for EyiI.
The TtndS this morning makes mention of the
exceptionally friendly tone OF the American
press toward England.
Effort TO Bull the Tichborue Bouds.
LONDON, rch7.-A rumOr prev ails through
out the city that the Marquis OF Butte and Baron
Rivers will furnish the bail necessary 10 secure
Iichborne estate. The report cannot be au-
thenticated, and II Is believed by them that IL
u SET ahoat for the purpose OF having an effect
on The value OF the TichbOrne bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

OLIVE LOGAN THROWS Down THE GAuNT-
LET.-Oiye Logan, in letter to the New
orleans TIMES, says: 81 have taken the op-
portunity offered me recently by challenge
thrown down before me by the free-loye crew
TO say, In the plainest of plain words, that am
against that crew, and shall ever be. / have
never uttered one word in public that was not
virtue, and, God helping me, never will"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

TIE SALES OF ARMS INVESTIGATIONS
Secretary Belknap was before the Senate com
mite, this morning, appointed to investigate as
to the alleged sale OF arms to the French gov
eminent. Mr.. SchurZ was invited TO attend
the sessions of the committee, and to question
witnesses or have any summoned whom he
might desire. Secretary BeIknap was examined
by the comm tic at some length. and during
his evidence, in reply to questions OF Mr. Schurz
stated that the order for the sale of Il 200 rifles
and number OF cartridges to Remington was
gwen on the 18th or 18th of October, and on the
18th he received the telegram conveying the in
formation that Remington was the agent of the
French government. AS the order for the sale
had been given he allowed the ammunition to
be Delivered. The Secretary also testified that
after the receipt of the telegram he gave orders
that 10 arms should be sold to any agent OF
either the German or French government and
none were so sold to his knowledge. The COM
nittee will to- morrow examine General DYER at
his house. he being detained there by sickness
The House Committee on Expenditures
OF the War Department this morning ex-
amined Col. Benet, of the ordnance deparS-
ment, in reference to arms Sold &C.. and he
presented schedules of the sales, amount real
lzed therefrom, when covered into the Treas
ury, &c. He also showed to the satisfaction of
The committee that there was no knowledge at
the department of these arms being sod to auy
agent Of the French government, and said ne
had no reason to believe that any officer of the
government was in any way, either directly OF
lndirectly, interested in such sales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

Boss BISMARCK AFRAID or THE CATBarf.
CLERGY The upper house of the Prgs>i.u
diet has under consideration the school inSiruc-
ton bill. During the debate, Prince Bismarck
expressed his fear Of dislOyal influences by the
Catholic clergy, aud insisted on the introdur-
ton Of clause providing for the introduction
OF the German language into the Polish schools
He assured the conservatives that the govern
ment did not intend TO break with their party,
but IL would not submit TO pressure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

EIcHRR, a noted horse-thief, recently cap
tured at Newton, Iowa, is also q somewhat ceI-
ebrated violin player. The other evening the
marshal of Newton took his musical prisoner 10
a dance, and had him Q fiddle. The marsh Al
stepped one side TO get glass Of beer. and the
result is III at reward OF 300 Is offered Tor the
apprehensiOn of his orchestra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

hEoRGANlzATION OF THE UNION PACIFIC
hAlLRoAp Thomas A. Scott Left out
an he Cotd-At the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Union Pacific railroad. i'm
Boston yesterday, the following directors were
elected: Horace Clarke, Augustus Schell Jas
H. Parker, Oliver A mes, John Duff Elisha At
klns, cakes Ames, j.. 2. Morton, X. f. Robbins,
James Brooks, G. NJ. Dodge, Sydney Bushnell
George M; Pullman, and F. Gordon Dexter.
Messrs. Sehei, Clarke, Barker and Dexter, are
new men on the board, in place of Messrs,
scott, Thompson, Carnegie. and Dennison. At
subsequent meeting OF the boaId of directors
inc following officers were elected: President
horace r.. Clark, OF New York. vice president,
Jchn Dun OF Boston; treasurer, Z. Ii. Rollins,
OF concord, y. h; auditor, III. Il. Wilbur The
dropping OF Thomas A. Scott from the directory
derbilt interest -
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RmIlse K.I1aD.

LoNDeN, March Z, 8 p. m.-Ths bullion in the
Bank OF England has decreased f65t 900 dur
92x for account. Bonds firm; fs67h, 50; 1905.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

PAYING FOR THEIR FUN.-Four men-named
Zones, Nelch, GilkesOn, and shannon-WeiI-
known citizens Of Crab Orchard Springs. Ken
lucky, year ago took out negro. names Thos
Scott, ON suspicion OF having burned a building
at the springs, and hanged him two or three
times 10 make him confess. Scott denied the
charge and after being released sued in the
Ihted states court Tor damages, and yesterday
the jury awarded him one thousand dollars
against the first three defendants, and seven
hundred against shannon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

oF CoUEsE.-The New orleans TINS prints
long interview with Governor waTm0ih. IN
which, after stating that he had no intention 81
maniBg friends with President Grant the GOV
elnor SAID - intend TO support the nOmiue.
81 TIE Cincinnati convention III General Grant
y renominated al Philadelphia. am unquali-
nediy and determinedly opposed 90 General
Graht reelection A. President OF the Inita.t
states WaTmOth farther said -" Ia under
any circumstances I consent to become A can
didate for reelection, IL would only be a. a r.
former, on the reform platform"
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1HkNANY SHocKKD.-Shocks of earthouake
SSnandan, Chemnitz, Bsdenbach, Weimar' and
huaalstadt. The movement was not violent
oai was more or less perceptible at Intervals 70,
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IA compulsory election bill has nas,os ,>..,
houses OF the Austrian Reichsrath. 'o'i
Al, wisconsin hen laid an egg on which mae
the inscription "War with England. 17;2.1
Connecticutter has invented AN ex,,,-
Sfe kerhei OF corn, for the destruction Of crows
- Boston thinks of buying up the street car
0Ars. spubbins thinks land must he vsrv
plenty. She Lsars OF 80 many people distribu,
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,SUEEN VICTORIA has presented her proom
SGnn Brown, with gold medal, and has sf anted
n,nr. an annuity OF t25, In recognition OF his
when he assaulted her Majesty. "eeh'
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ga church on wheels travels tn s''ess "
London.
s0The minds OF the young ladies arc hegin-
ming 70 se Lent to consideration Of the Easter
toIlettes.
s%solemn thought for the other sex-shroua.
have no paniers! e"~'
The Foreigners are the only people in Paris
VINO gave parties during the last season.
~french heels have at last succumhea q,
our gaze. sse ''o"'
The Juno, the Quakeress and the E~ma.
are me latest discovered species Of {" ducks OF
-" Simplicity and freshness" are decl sred
toilets.
0Rev. Mr.. Gilmore, priest, Of Dayton, has
been appointed Bishop Of the diocese OF Cleye.
land, q.