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Fresh Eg ~ and SUPERIOR BUTTER
SCHEs. ERHORN & TEN EYCK'S
cor. Washi ,gton l. Second Streets. m23,tt
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RemeiuOer tus New Orlesa, Mius trsls,
Monday night
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Pictures colorcd 10 India Ink and oil, at
Hempsted & Cos Gallery. jan. Is.
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Daily and weekly newspapers containin
he latest news, at Mich olsen's.
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For Sale or Rent.
The building lately occupied by A. M.
Shuts as Bakery and Grocery Store. En-
quire Of
II. c. JARVIS.
Petroleum Centre Pa. jan Soft.
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, MSplsndid wints, cured HAMS .
BACON, st SCHEMERHORN d TEN
EYCK'S, cor. Washington and I'd sts. j 10
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CH Now is the tiu TO purchase Winter
Clothing che ap, and 4. ALDEN's 10 the
place. jsnlSW.
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Beautiful Photograph Albums at Niehol
sons.
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Lifs.size Rembrandt pictures taken at
Hempsted Il Cos Gallery.
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the hours Of 10 . m aud 2 , m, ai Hempsisd
i Co.'S Daguerrean Gallery. janl3t.
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A lady adver!isss herself as teacher for
"psrsons Of newly acquired wealth and de-
icient education.
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petroleum Centre Daily Record.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at II o'clock A. n, and ~
e'olost RA' p.rrox p...,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23
From Europe To.

EQUINocrIAL SNOW STORM IN LONDON.
LONDON, March ., IL a. m.-rhe weather has
oeen stormy all the morning, and a binding
snow storm now prevails. IL Is thought the uni-
versity boat race which was appointed TO TAX
pace to-day will have TO be postponed.
NO PosTPoNEMENT ON ACCOUNT OF THE
WEATHER.
LoNDtN, March %, p. m.-The storm is un-
abated, but is now said the uni yersity boat race
Which IL was believed would have TO be poste-
poned, will take place nevertheless.
VICTORY FOR THE CAMBRIDGE CREW.
LONDON, March y, p. ding
the severe storm which prevailed this morning,
the university boat race took place, and the re-
suit was victory for the Cambridge crew by
one length and half.
OWING TO THE STORM
now prevailing, the departure of Queen Victoria
TOR Germany TO visit her daughter the wife of
the Prince Imperial, il delayed for few DAYS.
THE HOUSE OF LORDS
has adjourned over Tor the Eater HOLIDAYS and
House of Commons will adjourn on Tuesday
next to meet again on the Sth proKimO.
PARTICULARS OF THE BOAT RACE.
Snow fell heavily during the progress OF the
nverslty boat race. The ONfords took the
lead ar the start, but we're overtaken. and at
the time Ham, ersmit IN was reached the Cam
bridge crew were full length ahead. The
suugg'e, however, was by no means ended.
The ONiords gained and lost alternately until
the close, wnen the Cambridge boat came I'm in
line style one length and a half in the lead
Inc time OF the race Is in dispute. One report
gives IL at u minutes, IA seconds. and another
at II minutes, % seconds. The crowd of specta-
tors was small compared with those of other
seasons, though the river bank was well lined
with people along the whole course, and con-
siderable enthusiasm was manifested by the re-
spective admirers OF the crews
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

STOKES WANTS PARLoR IN THE Prison
The assassin Stokes Is now creating as great a
sensation in the Tombs as he did when he sen.
Fisk to his account, with g all his imnerfections
ON his head" He has the best furnished cell in
the jail, but he is dissatisfied. A few days ago
ne applied for more spacious quarters, but his
request was refused FINDING his appeal i'm
VAIN, he suggested that a door be broken into an
ADJOINING cell, which was empty, that he might
ee ahie 10 use IL as a parlor and receive his
friends. This. too, was denied. He is now con
hnod to his cell, and is allowed only a very short
tlme every day for a walk along the corridors:
but II is said that he seldom avails himself o,
TINS privilege. The favors previously extended
to Stokes in the Tombs led other prisoners 10
demand the same privileges, and the commits
sionersof chariteShave instructed the warden Ia
treat all alike, and to allow no prisoner to take
exercise in the yard except upon the certificate
oi physician that II is necessary for his health
the certificate TO be first approved by the com
mlssioners. All those now i'm the rombs at
tribute their close confinement To the appeals
made by Stokes for extra privileges.-N. ].
Sun, odd iHsf0uL
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS
Affairs I'm New York.

GONE WHERE HE KNOWS ALI. ARorr II
NEW YORK, March 23.-Dr. J. Bovee Do.is
me discoyerer u psychology, died IA BrSokiyn
THE WAY OF THE TRASssREssoR.
A Philadelphia letter says that Evans, the al
legged defaulting Pennsylvania state agent j.
dying in Brooklyn, that he is pennyless aud The
proceeds of his peculation have hong since been
divided among certain ring.
TAMNANr FoRGRR sURRENDERs.
VIM Hennessy Cooke, who was indicted BY
against the city. yesterday returned 20 the city
ana surrendered himself. lie was baied an
$4,000. Cooke has been In the coincidence OF
me Lsmmany ring; and is said TO have import
ant knowledge OF the voucher thefts. concern
ing ~hlch he will probably testify next week
The prosecution will now probably bring
MAYOR HALLS CASE
oelore tbe court OF general sessions. Halls
eounsel are rather Jubilant over what they con-
,ider triumphant termination of the late trial
uhey say the defence will rest mainly on the
Mayors own testimony.
THE INDICTMENTS AGAINST TWEED
ana others charge them with decciyinp the
Mayor, while the Mayor is charged with sign
ing fraudulent warrants. The defence an aw 9it-
'ng the commencement OF further proceedings
IN the part OF the prose cution.
TIRE NEw YORK AND BOSTON EMPRESS COM
PANY,
which is under the control OF Erie. has been
discovered 20 be insOlyent. Its Indebtedness l.
AID 10 be about sea, 900.
THE STOKES BILL OF EXCEPTIONS
makes nearl y seven hundred pages. IL will take
tman a week IN read IT,
RANK STATEMENT.
Inc Following Is the weekly bank statement:
loans. decrease, 50 lC7 400; specie tecreass
SIT. 100; legal tenders. decrease. $500 500: a.
poslls, decrease, s2352,9OO; circulation, de-
crease, So, eco.
TIE WAR VETERANS ASSOCIATION,
AZ recent meeting, Endorsed the bill recently
Introduced by the Hon. L. 5. Sessions for in
creased pensions TO soldiers and sailors who lost
both eyes, both legs, both arms, feet. or hands
Ihey state that there are in the United States
two hundred AID siNty-One soldiers who lost both
yes, one hundred and eighteen who lost both
legs, eleven who lost both feet, five who lost
both al Rls, and sixteen who lost an arm anl a
leg. TIE increase asked for will only add
$4,000 TO the pension appropriation.
THE CASE OF L. c. CHALLIs
against the Pacific Mail Steamship COMPANY
before The referee, involving the character AM
responsibility OF the plaintiff, was concluded
this morning by the defense admitting his
respectability and pecuniary responsibility.
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Mrs. ktenhea~e Give. her Husband .
SECOND Wife.

me ume NJ length arrived Tor ms % 90 up -
tns " Encos nc NJ EoUsc, /" and there a. the :, tar
We. t5st vie tseNPcctel % give Ir~ci of her
iaith IN her ~ ie.ci, b. placing Tie hand o. the
rev VIE IN hat % her husband. She u R~k.
ne question by Brigham Young Are yoa Viii
TX 20 stN> ttls woman. 70 your husband. % l,r
h.sl@wtel and Ncd3td vie. Tor time and Tor al
.,uhIy, IL yoa are, ycg viii manifest a ~
ls1elng her right hard within The right had "a
Sonr hlsbsnc.' I'D -. Bat what vor5s can
H.Ssilee my feehngsf The anguish OF awho,e
lifetime IS crowded into that one single me
hent. 4 remember well that
Vhon returned hone-that HON" ubieh Wss
nov Ia bccc me hateful 90 ne. for his vour yi.e
was 60 live ;here-my husband saidto M \ ou
have been very brave. but II l. not - hsrl \.
do, after al, l. it"'' He had seen me bear ID "a
well. that he even supposed was indifferent
20 much for the penetration OF men, Daring
the remainder 81 thst dsy, how Watched the d
looks and noted their every word To mr, their
nhder tones were like daggers. piercing M 20
me heart. One moment yearncd Tor nav hus-
band undivided love; the next moment lhaf..l
even the very sight OF him. and vowed That ne
never sgain shOaid have a place In my heart
Then would feel that there was no Justice In
Heaven. or this great -orrow would not have
come upon me.-krs. S'eEhoHss's hoFssoa NJ
ldff0as.
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TEE TELEGRAPH PUr TO A NKr T-sr--The
Sacramento Bee says box running The fall
length OF the front OF the telegraph Office M
that city has heretofore furnished a trmptiue
scat Tor the habitucs. IL H. now covered with
zinc, which has been connected with the bat
tefles that were contained in the box A DrrSon
sltting upon the box without touching his hands
thereto Will not feel the electricity hut All his
hands drop on the box, or he puts them thereon
10 assist him in rising, he receives such n sad
den and astonishing shock a. send him Am nm
beleyable number of feet toward the lofty root
and the adjacent river. Any good day a person
may see some Of these uniOrtunates uncNpeci-
edly struck by this dOmesticsted lightning de-
soribing hfty-Leet parabola in the air
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

IHE DCssELDOEF FIRE.-AmOng the warL
OF art stored in the Dusseldorf Academy OF Arr.
NE destruction of which by IRE Wa reported hv
telegraph on the 2pth instant, were. The A.
SUMPTION, by HeGbens: the Portrait OF a Cardi-
nal, by NelaSquez; a MandOnna OF Bellini. ana
Mandenna oi Cirna Ia Gone gliano. Among the
noteworthy works OF modern artists were. rhe
Two Leonores, by SOhn; Hardanger Fisrd bic
BtrEen, >Ombre picture Of Scan liuavisu
see eTy, by Achcnbacb; Hagsr and IshmAel hy
hOLlel; the Conception, by Muhler. n charming
picture OF Don ouiNCtte andDulcinea, by Schro-
ter; excellent portraits OF Lessing and SchaioW
by the same ardstS. In addition there wer,.
works by HasencleveT, Begas, Leasing. riei,.-
mann, knaus and Schirmer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

Don't STAND BY THE STOVE AFTER USTNs
BENzINE-The Cleveland Leader saw a gentle
man of leisure In that city, who resides ON the
west Sides, and prides himself on his personal
appearance, lately sought 90 remove a grease
spot from his GSssttail by the free use OF ben
zine, and then Stood close TO the stove that the
door might evaporate more quickly. lie was
practice, for before he could say Jack Robinson
he wss turning cartwheels through the win low
aud there Was not enough coat-tail left 10 make
a"weskit for doll baby. He does not ride
horseback now, and sleeps ON All fours ike :
mule,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

otGHT THE UNITED STATES TO PROTECT
MEXICo.-The New York Herald is adiurino ths
President to interfere in Mexican affairs. The
Following appeal is in its columns Yesterday
"for the honor of an administration which
needs some decisive, brilliant stroke of foreign
policy to complete the splendor of its record: for
the sake OF that noble but sadly-used Mexico
whose people cry for fprotection and Kindness
Ior the true defense OF our coasts and seas i'm the
event oil war; for every reason that can appeal
TO an upright statesman like Grant, we trust he
VIII give his close attention TO Mexico and estab.
ilsh prOtectOrate over the country,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

MARYLAND LEGIsLATURE.-In the MARYLAND
senate, yesterday, bills were read the first time
70 appropriate ZOO in aid of the construction
OF The washington monument Mt Wash ngtOn,
IL. U, and 10 appoint a state fishery commits
sloner. The bill TO redistrict the state was read
the second time. The second reading of the bilI
10 authorize Charles, Prince Georges and ST
Mary's counties 20 subscribe TO the Washington
and Point Lookout railroad was postponed until
Tuesday next. In the house, leave was granted
10 introduce bill 10 provide an optional district
liquor law for the entire state. and an unfayor-
able report was adopted on senate bin 90 regu-
la,e Post-mortem examinations and analyses IN
poisoning cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

~Moral Floridians carry revolvers to church
The large figured Spanish lace is to be
used this season for bridal wells.
Col. Forney speaks of DIR. 0liv er Wendel]
"o,hes as "that delicious literary canary"
49, a witty French writer says that kiss Is al
s.e cheapest and dearest thing in the world.
o.. w mite muslin, lace. and silk neckties are
'ie ..ost fashionable at this season.
~The newest stv,e ~ 10. $1,000.
toiss shell or carved coral hsndies. ~ WI
rent Boston paper calls fog an "a;r sppa-
de he, siring Of isis was so cold. that teams
In, nrs, snd re on ,ne ponds near Boston during
~ Some California Journals -
the propriety Of making the otsiee ~ stn,s
school superintendent eligible 10 women N saaee
The m .ster Of ceremonies at a reeer, c.
Gins will Low come forward con-
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY ny LAD ONLY THtR-
TEEN EARS OLD.-A Juvenile Dick Turpin OF
me tender age OF ID years, was before Judge
bowling yesterday, charged with robbery. Tie
accused, John 9. Frazer, while running through
Cannon street, armed with a wooden gun. en- :
countered lad named Johnny Hunt. OF No "a
cannon street. Johnny, who was on his way 10
the grocers, had a SO bin in his hand, and was
approached by young Frazer with an exclama-
non; Your money or your life" Frazer then
20 the House of Refnre-N u Ninr
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F0RTY-SEC0ND CONGRESS.
This Afternoons Proceedings.
SATURDAY, March %.

THE SENATE was not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
House met as in Committee of the Whole, Mr.
Whitley (Ga.) in the chair, and about fifty
members present.
Mr. Finkelnburg lMo.) was the first speaker,
and addressed the House upon the subject of
the tariff, in reply TO Mr.. Kelley's remarks of
last Saturday.
Mr.. Hoar (Mass.) followed, defending the
manufacturers of Massachusetts against the
charges OF cruelty aud ill-treatmt mt of opera
tivCs
Mr.. Orr (Iows) spoke against farther land
grants and in favor of the reservation OF the re-
naming public lands for homesteads for set
tiers and for soldiers and sailors
Mr.. Cotton (lowa) spoke upon the subject OF
ests of the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

SITTING " AND WATCHING with the most
exemplary corpse Is not n cheerful occupation.
but II must be a peculiarly unpleasant business
when the deceased individual insists upOn
premature resurrection in the "dead middle OF
the night" An incident of this kind occurred
recently in Nashville, Tenn, and so frightened
the watchers from their propriety that thew aef
incontinently, one OF them falling down an em-
bsnkment and strainng his ankle in the SIAM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

REMARKABLE REVIVAL of religion is hn
progress In Topeka, Kansas, where the revival
ipgs are held. All the liquor saloons have been
visited by clergymen and children, and PRAYERS
have been offered in them. On the afternoon OF
the 18th ult. the Office Of the Commonwealth was
made the scene OF prayer meeting, AZ which
all the printers and editors were present and
prayer and singing lasted for an hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23
TEXAN RAID ISTo urv,co

BRowNsvILLE, TExAs, March 22.-The fol
lowing news from Monterey to the 18th has beer
received here: General Martinez is besieginp
San Luis Potosi, while Guernas' army is con-
fronting Rocha, near Zacateczs, with a part o,
frevino's forces. Fifty OF Cortina's men have
formed camp at Zapata rancho, above Roma
Texas, from whence they are making raids into
Mexico, robbing stores and ranches, aud re.
turning TO Texas with their booty. The author.
ties are taking measures 10 arrest them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23
'oPfzSiiAxs,9NS
No. 1927 PxyysyLvANA AvEyul

C0RNs, BUNl0Ns, OHILBLAINs. y..,.,.,
xzscrssesacss, Clap sad ihgro.InE Toe asiI.'
~ ofher dfseeses Of the feet, relisSsd ~;ssa.,,
-, 20 The Ratient vaIk with ease tmnsi,sss,'
e DR. WHITES estabiishment, No Tsx saH!s,
D.anes 6iNoe, No. north cSs.iss s.rss;
baltimore acct, Baltimore 'i oot' near
How TO CuSs CoRys:-Wear shoe. rla.. H,.,
about the instes. loese az the toes and haye tas
eorns remeved occasisnsliy before thew u come
1gon the distressed pa.rs being Avoided-she tissues
g1h ersduany assume their normal condition AMI
the cure be entfrey effected. Considering the sresi
mount OF duty the feet are obliged 20 perform ana
the danger OF famperfng with their aiimenf. ~ 1.
generally safest 70 have them cared fer occasicnslly
b. some one skilled in theiy treatment. fesil-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

TEE REMAINS of a Mastodon have recently
been discovered i'm q swamp near OtisviIle,
Orange county, New York. Nearly all the bones
have been dug up, and the skeleton, when put
together, win be fourteen feet long. The
contents OF the stomach were also discovered,
and found 20 consist OF large leaves and long
blades OF strange grass, from one inch 10 three
inches wide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

How TO ACT IN CASE OF PoIsoNING-It
one OF the household swallows a poison instead
OF breaking out into multitudinOus and inco
herent EXPLANATIONS, dispatch some one for thu
doctor. Meanwhile run to the Kitchen get hal
glass OF water in anything that is handy. put
into it a teaspoonful Of salt and as much gronnf
mustard, stir it an instant, catch firm hold O.
the patients nose, (the mouth will soon II v open,
then down with the mixture, and i'm second OF
two up win come the poison.
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Frisco Excited about the Goat Island
scheme.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 22.-The excitement
on the subject OF the cession Of Goat Island 70
the railroad company increases. The BaIIetin,
TINS evening, editorially expresses the conyic-
ton that the company Contemplate building
up an independent town on the island and ada
cent flats TO rival San Francisco, and adds: 1--WE
are utterly opposed to granting Goat Island 20
me railroad company, for we perfectly sat
lshed that IL cannot be done with safety TO the
people. We have gone just as far as we can
Afford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

JAPANESE IN THE PHILADELPHIA LEDGER
OFflCE-The members of the Japanese En-.
bassy, in Philadelphia, are daily adding to their
stock OF information regarding the workshops of
that city. Last night at late hour they visited
the Ledger establishment, and after witnessing
the stereotyping process they descended 10 the
press room, and from an elevated platform
erected for the purpose, witnessed the working
OF the press in striking of the first side OF the
paper,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

GREAT BHITAIN's fRtsH Policy DiscrsSvp
IN iARLIANENT.-ln the British House of Com
mors Yesterday, William .lOhnsf On. member ist
bcisst, moved n resolve that. In the ouiniou OF
ne house the government, IN recently Trohihit-
lhg celebration a, lOnsiond arry while allowing
larry demonstrations in Dublin AMI Cort
,Nincsd spirit Of pariislity highly 20 b. con
lemhed. The Marquis OF Harrington ChirT
secretary Tor Ireland. defended the cour-., t,r,-
sued Nv the government. Richard DOVE mem
Der Tor Londonderry, defended his constituent.
but az proved Of the suppression OF procession.
These party demonstrations were illegal an
provocative of biOC1shed. Disraeli thought the.
PROFESSIONS should either he abolished or imnar.
tally permitted A. the Chiet Secretary for lr..-
land had promised 90 bring I'm q hlll far n s
repeal OF the party procession act. he adviSs g
The member from BE fast TO withdr tw his moi lii
The motion was accordingly withdrawn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

INsURGEST SUCCESS IN CUBA.-Later dates
from Cuba, received at Key West, announce
sident Cespedes, attacked the town of Saaua de
Tahamo, on the 9Th inst, and. by a feint sue
ceeded in drawing of the garrison. While the
Spanish troops were pursuing Cespedes another
force OF insurgents entered the town by a differ.
ent route and sacked the place. The move
ments OF the Insurgents were successful"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23
SEVEN TErrH PROM rar Jaws OF nr,ru-

SEVEN TEETH PROM rdE JAWS oF DEArH-
Al the post -mortem examination, yesterday. OF
the body OF Mrs. Ann q Shaugb messy, who died
while undergoing dental operation Al the OIL &c
OF DIR. Newburg, LIS west 3ith street, III at gen
tleman stated that he had pulled seven teeth
before he observed that the woman was dead.
and had his attention attracted by the dropping
OF her lower jaw. He then applied a galvanic
battery and other means OF stimulation 90 re-
store her to consciousness, but in vain.-G u.
Star, 22d inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

The EXTERIOR WILLIAM, of Germany. yester-
Day completed his seventy-fifth wear. Ther,
wa no formal court celebration of the day. bp,
the Emperor received large number of person
was decorated during the day and was brilliantly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23
NBaitimere's new City Han vim cost a. $40

~ Osse4AsS1 NV lily n8l Viii cost 40 IN
900. WV
Vst Paul, Mimi employs Its prisoners in
cleaning SIDEWALKS.
~The Hon. 3. Tails band Of braves are a.
lively o. before they froze 10 desth.-Beston Pest
V"Sunday evening teas' are the latest style
Of entertxinIent
o0An Indiana wife worked four years b piece
quilt, and then her husband got drunk and
tore IL up in I've minutes.
p0The Staten Island Ferry Company Of New
York have appealed from the decision In the
Madden case In Broolyn, and from tine case
against the company In Syracuse.
ga well-known comic writer savs ne vonla
rather be vidower every two years regularly.
than TO be lonely, miserable old bachelor for
ninety days.
~Syracuse has $4,000 breach of ,rom,se
case. sixteen-year-old school gid Is the in
lared one, and prominent young physician OF
That city the gay Lothario.s
ga resident Of Council Bluff has Inverted
q process for manufacturing q clear. inodoross,
non-explosive and inexpensive gas from corIs
and cobe.~
e0Parasols this year are 10 be OF very gay
colors, red being most I'm demand. The hanlI-s
are mounted In gold. and chain and h oh are
attached By which hey can be laStsI.d ~ H.
belt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

AGAssI8's FIsHKs.-A letter from the Hass
Ter expedition, at Rio Janeiro, tells of the good
use the naturalists are making of their long de-
tention. Sixteen large cases of specimens are
already on their homeway way. With other
specimens, however, Prof. Agassiz has not
peen equally fortunate, as an enthusiastic ser.
want at the house of a friend where he was stav
ing poured the alcohol of the fishes, scaled ana
served them mp at the table fried