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Snaninl Notioo.

City Hall, SeptembcrS, ls7s.-it being ru-
mored that the yellow fever IL probably pre-
vailing TO some extent in the cities of Gal
weston, Shreveport and New Orleans, and
with tho direct communication now existing
between the above named places and tins
city, would earnestly ask that, as u prevent
i've, every citizen use strong disinfectants,
and do everything In their powerto keep the
city in Its present healthy condition.
N. A, CORNELIUS, NJ ID.
i77dtf Health officer.
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son woaK.
uIItHINS.
rswn Lots for Sale.

Twelve lots zone block, IN ihn principal
,hialness street 81 ilietown of liuichlhS' on
Inc Central Railroad, In Dallas county, TOR
ault A. law prices. Apply to
JOHN W.SwISDELLS,
,,I,l,f Herald once,
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80 80 Stegali q; 90. for the
hes. ~. E.0uis Hell Treble FLA.
nos la lie inarilei---::l monthly
snstGilinents; a,aO for f'arni-
i.ro, hOoiss, stationery, creril-
c:J mii glassware, W!nscw
shades. EltiUEcs, and ALI Kinds
Of !ioii.dlEgs, wal. paper, stGl;-
ladders. table amsi p0cie"t cut
ley. dSwlawiy
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NOTICE.
Mr.. ". IL. Spnriie,

or Shreveport. Is our authorized aaent for
that city, Ia whom parties desiring To ahNcr'
tlso In or subscribe for TUX HERALD arc re-
sppelfully referred.
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The best assortment OF Havana and domes
tic cigars and Virginia tobacco in Dallas Is Il
be had at I. Reinecke's opposite Cosmopoli
tan hotel. H7-dtw
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For Rent.

The second story OF Clark Il Bryan's new
building, corner Main and Lamar streets.
Apply to Clark & Bryan, west side Public
Square. l0ijtf
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A partner II wanted, with el.oeo
cash, 90 invest In u profitable business
already established. Call NJ A. Fox 4
nrs~., Elus street, ~ address ,. g.,
L~ekhex -, Dallas, ieodiws
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1t is economy to use Dunham's Yeast Pow
der. For purity and strength ithmno equal.
All who use II, like II, and recommend II to
their neighbor. Observation-Disclosures
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billiard Tables.

Agency for the sale OF +. Brunswick & Co.'s
billiard tables, improved cushions.
w. X. 0RRlCK, Agent,
l77dim Jefferson St. two doors from Main.
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.nble's Extra

Wesrc TIN! proctor .. GnEnbie's Extra
olive soap Is becoming Yeiy popular Ia orr
city. III quality, we know, Is superior, aud
being nicely perflmed, We are not surprised
that consumers prefer II, and that II has "a
largo sale.
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diatc possession given.
l50-dtf STEAGALL & co.
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Tho atore house now occupied BY the under
sIsnei. Also, the mont otzice up stsirs in the
sefnc building, formerly occapied BY Field a
Nowien, ..uu.a ..,,.v
i7&itf rhA'H'"" "o"ru's
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Geo. NJ. Littlefield g. Co., fur.
niture dealers. have moved OPP
posite the Scott House, Elm
street, where they will remain
until their new brick building
IL completed. ll7tf
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REMOVAL.
ST. LOUIS &SOUTHEASTERN RAILWAY
CONSOLIDATED


"Nashyille Shortest Line.
And direct route to Bellevilie, Centralia,
Cairo, ShawnectOwn, Evansville, Memphis,
Vickshurg Montgomery, Mobile, NewOrleans
Galveston, Nashville, chattanooga, Atlanta,
Macon, Charleston, savannah, Knoxville,
Bristol. Lynchburg, Richmond, Norfolk and
All Points South and Southeast.
Good Reasons why this IL the Preferred
Route.
II is the only line running Pullman Ealace
Drawina-room Sleeping Cars through frbn,
~ Louis to Nashville without change,
In Is the only line under one management
between these cities.
IL is the only line by which passengers can
save from "a TO 2UU miles travel, and from six
To twenty -four hours time.
1T Is 81 IS CHEAPER from st. Louis 10
Nashville than the eircuitous route via lou
isville.
OUR MOTTO:
egfK IlHEl COD CARE lNp CLOSE CONNECTIONS
New AMI elegant day coaches equipped
with the Westinghouse'A All Brake hhQ fhe
Miller Coupler and Platform are ruiz III 'all
Through Tickets on sale and Baggage
checked at all the principal Ticket Ofiices In
the West and North. NJ
Ask for tickets via tho Southwestern Rail-
W. d. pAvExPoRT, E.r.wrNsIow, Z
0enI Ticket As9nt,,, General Msnsaer,
idwlyNde y. LOUIS 81 L0pls,
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w A ~ Tie ID.

A competent man is wanted to solicit bust
ness for the Dallas Planning Mills and Wood
working Machine shop. None but thoi-
ougly energetic and practical men need APP
ply, who are content to make estimates
upon every DESCRIPTION OF work pertaining to
the business. lSidlw
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Cspeoinl Notice.

Three hundred cords wool wanted, Ash
preferred. Apply to Cd. Dent 4 Co., Office
CITY Railroad. ljdtf
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MlsS LIZZIE ZEE,

Lnic rearhfr u i0rsl haslr ~ i'r sacred Hrari
tonytnl, hgHhattaW,lie, " J."
Oilrts iiar professional @ryiccStp IA, GlllHlns
% Dallas ,.H TEACHER Ol Nocll und iustlu-
mental Mtlsic aud Fichcll' Apply To Dr'J;
W. Mctirr, dentist oi In herself, AZ ,0iultl
q. W. BtVlDr's residence. lu'dhh
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EDUCATIONAL.


instruction ON the flRhv'
Miss Mary McUwcn viii receiVeh IL" more
pupils for instruction on Inc Plano Nhe
may he sound at the residence Of the senior
publisher Of Tnr Dallas HsgalI, corner l.
cine tgrnUr mud ii1nsion street. lN'l
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leo 600 Feet of Lumber.
Ninety miles east OF pallns, 4. & T.. II. Il
I'll per NJ Apply To W. II. AUIT,
lS-dtf Real Estate Agent, Dallas.
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JylSltf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

The PRESIDENT PUnCHAsEs APEa~r~ ,trr.
during President Grants late soiOurn i'm New
York be visited Z air Land Farm, az Gravesend
Long Island. After inspecting the stock, includ-
ing oberon, thoroughbred OF the famous Lex
lngt0n and Glencoe crOss-cross. several Of the
young colts were harnessed and driven on fhe
road IN front OF the farm 20 show their CAST,
speed, &c. One OF them, called Clsyn0re,
pleased the President 20 much that he purchased
him, and has sent him 90 his farm near St
Louis. ClaymOre viii be four wears ola newt
June. lie Is a son Of Peacem tker, son ct
hambletoDlan. His dam was n well-knOMn
roadster by Henry Clay, son of Andrew JACK
son, and through him back % the BaShaw Barb.
Claymore IL thus a very good combination OF
thoroughbred and tr0tting blood. Tie l. a bright
bay, with black points and not n white hair
He stands upwards OF fifteen aud a halr hanls
high, has great bone and muscle, SHOWS much
speed. and looks a. strong as lion He promises
TO be exactly fitted for what the President in
tends hIm-viz: crossing with Thoroughbred
v l. Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

APERsoNAL RENcoNTRE BETWEEN l. pEs.
From story in circulation in the City az
Churches this morning, t would appear that
the green-cyed monster recently crel,t into the
dwelling OF Mr.. Thomas kinsella, eN-M. C,
member Of the board of education, and editor
Of the Brooklyn Eagle. Mrs. kinSella's eyes
rested upon Mrs. Thomas Fields, the wife of
the superintendent Of public schools. a woman
who 20 certain extent, she believed. had sup
planted her place in the affections OF her hege
lord. The women met. the story goes. At the
house of Capt. Olmsteed, on the Coney Island
road, where Mrs. kinsella lost no time IN con-
yeying to Mrs. Fields her opinion OF her. and
the aforesaid opinion was anything but nstter-
ing. Not being able TO control her ungOyern-
able temper, Mrs. Knsella proceeded TO move
on her enemy, and Mrs. Fields felt the weight
OF Mrs. kinseila's right hand Mrs. Fields has
tened 10 her carriage aud drove home fast ~
she could 60, leaving Mrs. kinsella master OF
the situation. Mrs. Fields and Mr.. kinsella
have been personal friends for years. aud very
naturally regret the unpleasant affair between
the women.-N. Y. Erprsss, lefh.
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AFFAIRs IN LoUDoN COUNTY. VA.-L1,yd
S0Aes -on Monday last. .. l.. Rinker. auction
eer, sold for NJ. Harrison and John =. Pancoasf.
trustees Of Vim. IA. Schooley, PIP acres OF land,
four miles northeast OF Waterford for n I.er
acre, John =. Dillon. purchaser. The farm be-
longing TO the estate OF the late y. w. Harrf-
son, situated near Noland's ferry. i'm this CORN
", containing 800 acres. was purchased on Last
wednesday by Mr.. Powell Harrison, Tor SO
per acre.
House BssTed.-The stone dwelling-h ON
tne farm OF Alex. III. Davis. near Mt Zion
cnurch, IN this county. was consumed by fire
on THURSDAY last. The house was occupied by
MT. VIM Lightfoot, who succeeded in saving
all OF his furniture. &c. The fire broke out
about the middle of the dsr. and WAS we mn
derstand, the result Of accdent.-LsesJEFg Mr.
ro,
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New York Notes.
Wall Sfreel Eo-daH

NEW IoRR, April H.-At the opening of the
stock exchange there was a very full attend
ance, and many expected a relapse into the eN-
citeme mt which at its height yesterday afternoon
between and 3o'clock. When, however. bust
ness fairly opened, il became evident that an
improved feeling prevailed, Tor prices advanced.
Ihls continued until the money m srket opened.
when il was found that money was stiil very
dear-AaH per cent. per day. Sales began AMI
have continued, everybody putting his house IN
order for any contingency. Up 10 l O'Clock
there las been no outbreak, and the chances
are fully even that We shall have no further
panic, even in stocks.
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The Engine and Machine Nauufac-
lurerS. G0nNenlian

PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE national as
ISOLATION of engine and machine msnufac-
turers met this morning; Henry Blandy, preSi-
dent, I'M the chair. The delegates who were
absent yesterday were in attendance tO-,lav
Mr.. Biandy delivered an address, reviewing the
condition OF the trade, and congratulating tie
me mbers on the society assuming "A national
Importance. Remarks were also made by mem
bers. This afternoon, the weather permitting
The visitors will be taken through Paramount
mark
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A WoMAS SCHOOL DIREcroR.-The Hon
Nathaniel Moore, OF wenona, who is now a
state, has for several years held the honorable
position Of school director. His term expired
last week. Mr.. Moore and Mrs. w. B. Keeling
wife Of Rev. w. b. Keeling, q Presbyterian
minister Of Wenona, were the candidates atShe
election on Saturday for the position of school
director, formerly held by Mr.. Moore. II was
found on counting the votes that Mrs. Keeling
ChicdQo LeQGl keus Ami u
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Killed i'm a Coal Mine.

louisville, April E.-Wm. Grant, one of
the proprletors of the Plank Ridge cOlliery, aud
Walter Gibbes, inside boss, were killed by fall
ing coal from the roof OF a new slope while ex-
aiming II TO see If il was safe for the miners TO
work under. They sounded the roof and deci-
ded IL was not safe, when the roof came down
John Latin and Michael Monaghan, laborcrs
were injured by the fall.
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Secretary Belknap and Gen. Sheridan
i'm Texas

NEW YORK, April l7.-Secretary of War Belk-
nap and Gen. Sheridan arrived at San Antonio
Texas, on the 9th instant. They were cordially
received by the mayor, city official. and a large
number OF former officers of the confederate
army. grand bali ami a banquet was 70 sue
the 9Th inst. w
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The western Wires sin Dorm.

OMAHA, April 1.-THE telegraph wires west
remain in the same condition as yesterday,
though the storm has ceased. Repairing men
started from Grand Island with an engine early
this morning, and il is thought that Geographic
communication with San Francisco will be re-
stored this afternoon.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afterneon's Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS
From Europe To-day.

from Europe To-day.
REPORTED MURDER OF SIR SAMUEL BAKER
AND LADY RAKER IN AFRICA.
LONDON, April IA painful rumor comes
from Alexandria, Egypt, that Sir Samuel
BAKER and his wife, Lady Baker. have been
murdered in the interior OF Africa by natives OF
that country. Sir Samuel Baker, accompsnied
ey ms wife, took an Egyptian expedition up the
THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.
A number Of severe thunder storms occurred
yesterday I'm Wales. The crops were injured
and several persons were struck by lightning
and killed. The weather throughout England
to-day is fair and favorable 70 tie crops
DIPLOMATIC TRANSFERS IN GERMANY
BERLIN, April T.-Count Won Arnim Ger
man ambassador at Paris, will be transferred
to London, and General Manteuffel now com
mander Of the German army OF occupation in
france, VII be appointed successor 10 Count
Won Arnim when the evacuation Of French
pleted.
NO CRISIS IN THE SPANISH MINISTRY
MADRID, April T7.-Denial il given this
morning 10 the rumOr which was current yes
terday, that crisis in the ministry was immi-
nent.
New York Notes.
kickiSo LITTLE BOY TO DEATH ne osIv
MURDER IN THE FOURTH DEGREE.
NEW YORK, April 1s.-Peter Fay, of Brook
Ign, who kicked his little boy 70 death because
he would not buy rum for him, was yesterday
found guilty Of manslaughter in the fourth de
gree.
CHARLES BAuIcH,
one of the men accused OF stealing and DESTROY
ing bundles Of vouchers representing nearly
$4,000 600 two years ago, died last night.
THERE WE'RE ELEVEN BIDS FOR GOLD
to-day. amounting TO 8, 10000 at from ll6 IL
to liz 51-l0.
The government sold million and half OF
gold at lie &c TO II. 81 lilo.
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A MEDICAL STrp,Nr apRrs

MEDICAL STUDENT ARRESTED IN YER
NoNT.-There was considerable excfement AT
Milton, Friday, over the discovery that the
grave Of Frenchman named Germain who
died about fortnight since, had been robbed
OF his body by Frank Packard, a medical stu
dent, who Lad sold it to parties i'm this CITY for
go. Packard was arrested and brought before
Justice Fairchild, who held him i'm 500 bail 20
await the actien OF the grand jury at the next
term of the county court. HIS father furnished
the bail, and Packard left town on the northern
tram this evening.-BariiastoR w. Free Prise,
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SINGULAR CRIME In NEW YoRK.-The re-
cord OF crime in this city received another
startling addition to its crimson page Yesterday
The victim in this instance, Mr.. Murray, is a
collector for the New York gas COMPANY. He
visited one DR.. Brown, in William street. for
the purpose OF collecting a gas bill, and while
writing out a receipt for the same he was saw
agely attacked by the doctor, armed with
ratchet. He succeeded i'm knocking down his
before he received Injuries which NAV prove
fatal: The motive in this case was probably
cupidity, as the collector, in making change.
nOtes.-N, T. Herald 1871
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BRILLIANT starry triangle is now visible
IN the early evening. 1t is made up of the three
brightest stars that are ever in our latitude
with the exception of Mars, when i'm opposition
Venus, Jupiter and Sirius form the shining
points Of the celestial triad, and make the gee
ometrlcal marvel easy to recognize. Venus
must be looked for in the west, Jupiter towards
the zenith in the east, and Sirius in the south
The contrast in color and apparent size between
these stars is strongly marked. Venus takes
the lead as she hangs like golden lamp in the
glowing west; Jupiter is of deeper tint, shading
towards orange, while Sirius, glittering with
beaming rays, is Of softened white, tneed
with blending OF the most delicate shades of
green and blue
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DIvORCING CoLORED MINIsrER-Rev
Alexander III. Newton, a colored clergym an.
brought suit against his wife, Victorine an DC.
vorce on the ground of adultery, and the case
was referred. Yesterday the referee reDorted
in favor of allowing the divorce, and an appli-
cation for the same was granted by Judge
Pratt. The divorced couple lived in Pineannie
street.-N. Y, Herald. 18Th,
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The RIoTINe AT KNIGHTsvILLR, INDIANA.
between the white miners aud puddlers. on a
strike, and negro laborers brought from Vir-
ginia to take their places, has been suppressed
by the aid of the police and the military. A
number Of arrests of the strikers was made A
very bitter feeling on their part is said to con-
unue, and only great caution and strength
main.
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The New York CITY Charter.

ALBANY, \. V, April 1.-THE engrossinc Of
the New York charter was finished at noon aud
transmitted TO the Governor, who, il is under
stood, will examine the bill carefully and with
deiiberstion before deciding upon whethsr he
will sign il or not.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

The GREAT SNOW STORM in the west con-
tinued up to yesterday afternoon when il abated
At Omaha men were ut work cleaning the
Union PACING railroad track, and it was ex.
The storm covered a strip OF country two hum
dred miles wide, lasted about three DAYS, and
was the worst ever known. Among the passcn-
John p. Hawkins. brother to Mrs. Candy, Who
of Gen. Candy. -sAH
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THR CASE OF FANNY HYDE-The counsel
for Fanny Hyde, the lady who shot Mr. GeorSe
Watson at his factory in williamsburg. inform
ca the district attorney that he would not be
ready to try the case this month. The trial
VIII probably be put of until the next term Of
the c0urt.-N. +. Star W
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SUED FOR LEASING An INJECTED House.
Judge Booth is to-day trying a curious case of
John Auer rented from George Remincer. In
the town OF Hyde Park, house TO occupy as a
residence. The family moved in there, and
some days after Auer's Wife and several of the
small pox. Inquiry revealed that the house
had been infected, and that Reminger, know
ing tito be 30 infected, had rented the place TO
edgo Post, Lpril IL
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BILL AGAINST A BIsHoP-The Ivcomsr,
court Of common pleas Of PENNSYLVANIA holds
that Catholic priest, duly ordained and i.p-
pointed pastor Of church, may file his hin
against the bishop of his diocese for q wrongful
interference with the exercise Of his ONCE As
pastor. ~ -
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FRANKFORT, KY, April additional adj
vices from the late kuklux outrage i'm Henry
county, say that three OF the kuklux who were
wounded have since died Of their wounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

WEALTH ron TIE wEsf.-Castle Cards,
iority being Germsms. Their cask css;ss,
amounts to % 900. The Germans ~ I'm sscS
9stter condition to 60 west than the others.
., nSy nave more money and are generally better
MADE arrangements to convey those vho n IN
measure able to support fAenselvos q mn
Sun, 14fh- = ~ =
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T# FOREST FIRES IN VIRGISIA- DsreTfass
and T,saJer DestToyed.-A telegram from Nor
tolk, Va, April -, 1873, saws: The connagra-
uons in the Dismal Swamp along the line OF the
Seaooard and Roanoke railroad continue TO
rage. large number of residences have been
consumed; among them that OF Joseph Stokes
ana others near Great Bridge. Besides these,
2,2oo cords OF cord wood, belonging TO several
parues In that vicinity, were burned IN. and
thousands Of acres Of the finest timber land in
the swamp are destroyed. IL is supposed that a
large number Of cattle and poultry have been
swallowed up by the flames, and wild animals
such as bears, panthers, and wolves-are fiyins
before the march Of the fire. The people near
Great Bridge and other inhabited sectors of
the swamp are leaving for safety. So far how
ever, no lives are reported lost
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"A STRIKER In TRoUBLE.-James Grace. the
striking shoemaker, who kicked 70 death
Michael Fox, at Cincinnati, for refusing to in;n
in the strike, was yesterday held in $4,000 hail
to answer the charge of murder In the second
degree. = - '~Ss.A>A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

CHICAGO, April IA ire at Plaintield, viii
county, Tuesday night, entirely DESTROYED the
Plainfield college. Loss $4,000; insurance
$40. IL Is believed the lire was the work Of
an incendiary, there being considerable feeling
against the location OF the college at PLAN.
field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

NASHVILLE, TENN, April T1.-wm. Henry
Smith, agent Of the Western Associated Press
at Nashville. and an old journalist of this city,
died this MOI ming after protracted illness.
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daughter in her room, but her lover got her cut
by writ Of habeas corpus, and married her.
- Boston newspapers are to receive their tx.
changes from the new post ofice By means Of
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they send people to be cured Of cafsrrSsI ~
S ;;s man recently sneesed his splno out a
EDenver Il to have new hotsi. ana a.
bunet-proof, % that RuesD vonf nm
on account ofaa anal n ths sth9 ree1,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-17

DOCTOR PoIsoNs HUeBAnD AND Ruxe
Sentinel gives IN account Of . poisonin1 60 n
Spencerburg In that state some DAYS 40. IN
which Dr; Jordan administered aconite md
the latter, ran away hfs wife, With Vhom. n l.
alleged, he had criminal relations. RelSfiv@
Of the parties pursued and overlook them snd
s Anu examination Dr.. Jordan was committed
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LECTURES.

LECTURES.
GV'HE TONER LECTURES.-
The second lecture of the course instituted under
the Toner fund TO encourage THE discovery of new
truths for the advancement of incidence - will he
delivered by c. =. BROWN SEQUARD, T.. ID AZ
Msrinis Hall, GA street northwest, on FRI
DAY, April Is, AZ p. m.
Subject of the lecture Nervous Force: the eX
tent variety and power of its manifestations The
medical profession, and all others interested in
scientific studies are invited TO attend.
JOSEPH HENRY,
al6 8 President of Board of Trustees.
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9. s1ART roune LADY at . social gathering
touch vine Ghan never foa..h mine" 70 which
eesrdIea wretch replied; "Gi..~ that wear
&ev do1E ,o nsvsr % faint because, you
isdy nas sh1own water in Their Ace asd II S S
~; .o ~ n0ss eutters along their cheeks.- Thai
M ~ snsf 0e9 sealed the young mans fsse
ne won't attend the next socfsi' is@.
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sINeULAR SUIT has been brought in A
Louisiana court againt Governor Warnoth,
had pardoned. The person bringing suitN
which rs for $4,000 damagce-sets forth in the
complaint that while serving a sentence for
manslxughter IN the state penitentiary he was
enttied to his release on February Is, ISs2. 20,
va not, however, SET free until August II 1872
and elaine the amount mentioned on thu .,rorud
hat ms retention In prison was causca BY the
negllgence Of Governor Warmoth.