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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-08
THE ClbTRTA

POLICE COURT, Jpfgs DalcSoH, pro tenn John
Wholesale maj ket house by keeping filthy cowpep
dismissed. Lafayette Lee, colored, petit larceny
costs james Doyle, assault aud battery on Warren
Jones' 50 and costs. Rebecca CAN'T, assault on
Samuel solomons; 81 and costs Henry Williams,
assault and battery on Mary o'Deli, coiored. This
was murderous assault, without cause, and Mary
was pretty roughly handled; SO and costs. James
kInS, assault and battery on Matthew Huddlcson;
~ on Mary Galloway. George is stout built young
man, and Mary an elderly and feeble looking
showed Of the os sne sb se bas Avs
ceiyed The testimony showed that Sutton had cir
cula,sd some scandal about com panant g daughter
and MARY was taking him to task for it; continued
one on I % o b sO with
sS Ssr e9Tpsnyi III Mary Smith coiSred threats
testified that Mary threatened to have him shot ~ o
from alamppost; he had been shot at once BY some
the peace OharissE. Cassidy, assault and batteeyy
on Ohio 7. Cant; SO and costs. Henry Williams
Cornelius Noonan assanlt and baitery CO. nr
b Rs 10 and costs Morgan assault and
aRa f SR4e
collateral. Reuben Johnson and Louisa Brown,
Donohue forfeited Collateral for carryins coneeasS
veal ps archie Williams and Archie Wawn,
ias, driving Alexander Pool and David Fitzgerald.
forfeited collateral for cqrsng. David Barker, IS
collateral for same. John O. Campbell, disturbina
hs gnet Of The officer told his story and
Drought hWl1Dess TO show That he did not
msbehaye as he was a member of his lodge Of CALI
lean Fishermen; SIS. George Lee, bsisterous aud
lying on his back drunk and yelling to the annoy
anee OF the height oring seepers; S. Edward Rey
nno o, Iuuo and b31ster3ls; W. Joseph Kelley,
van and Juan Miller, forfeited collateral for dis
orderly conduct joseph Dowell, s5 for being loud
and boisterous. james Smart, same offence
John Navel, alias John Huntress, loud and
bolsterous IN the county; SIS. John Ward, sam,
S St on ~ street; IS: Thaddeus Baden and
Thomas A. Baden, forfeited collateral for fast
driving over Anacosta bridge. Mary Nuts
charged with engaging in immoral prac.
tees in the county. Mary got very Indignant at the
charge, and was quite defiant to the officers in the
court, calhng out Amt you ashamed to swear TO a
lief" This she repeated over and over again after
being cautioned. The testimony fully sustained the
charge, and she was ined 500, aud in default was
committed to the workhonse. James Taylor was
sent d9wh ior yagrancy. Peter Smith, disturbing
the quiet OF Georgetown; Is Edward McPhsrson
profsne; IS Philip Horn. same; IS. Frank Har,
rls, alias james Barton, alias James Wilson, a va
grant, was sent down for ninety days. VIM Price
Was nhed y Tor firing gun in Sd street. jaime.
Douglass, charged with keeping open his barber
shop on the Lords day; $40. Michael Miiburn,
ter market-house, IS WV
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A Terrible Scene i'm an Insane Asv.
lum.

FIGHT BETWEEN TWO LUNATICs.
We are informed that on Wednesday an old
lady OF eighty years, living on Bacon street, in
this city, visited the insane asylum, at Taunton
Mass, with her daughter, to see her son, who
has for some time been confined there for in
sanity from the effects of a wound received dur
ing the war. On arriving there the mother was
shown into the reception room. when the at
tendant went out and locked the door. There
happened to be in the room at the time a LADY
who had gone there expecting to secure the re-
lease OF her husband, but for some reason he
could not be discharged on that day. This was
great disappointment to the wife, but the eff
feet upon the husband when she told him was
terrible. He ragged and tore round the room in
perfect fury, smashing up a handicapped
table as II II was paper, and commenced oper a
lions on the clock. This he had got partially if
not quite demolished, when the son of the old
lady from the city, who had been quiet up to
this time, became excited, and attacked the in
furiated husband. A rough and tumble fight
ensued, which must have been frightful to wit
ness, and the feelings of those women, shut up
and unable to escape, can hardly be imagined
After little fighting, the husband, with a
piece of the furniture he had been demolshing,
or with his finger nails, cut or scratched the
forehead of the son, making a frightful cash
from which the blood flowed cOpiously, and the
catching him by the throat, he chOked him till
his face turned purple. Doubtless he would
have killed him then and there, but the old
lady seeing her sons danger went to the rescue
and after a sewers struggle succeeded in making
the husband let 60 his hold. Fortunately the
proceedings, though 1t required five men to Sc
cure the disappointed and Infatuated husband
and put him beyond the power of doing HARM
ProUidence Journal.
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sVMrs. Gen. Tom Thumb, who hurt herself
by falling down stairs few days since, has got
well and drives out again as usual in her pony
ph@ton.
U-A husband in Erie offers ten dollars re-
ward for the return of his wife, dead or alive,
who has wandered away in ft Of temporary
insanity.
UA Maine tinker has lived on an island in
Moosehead Lake for ten years; in the summer
in dry goods box, and in the winter in hogs
head.
81 Mr.. Charles A. Lamont, a prominent
member of the New York stock exchange, fell
from a third story window Of his residence in
that city Friday night and was killed.
R-The basement of the city hall of SPRING
field, Mass, Ia full of liquors, seized for the
violation of the law, and the authorities are
obliged to hire cellars and unoccupied stores
| in which to keep the fast accommodating stock.
HTMr. John Brougham has, several times
lately been reported very i'll. The truth Is that
his health is little feeble, and he requires rest
| from active mental labor-of which, in his day +,
| he has done greatly more than his share.
| SThe cornerstone of the New Catholic
| church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus was laid al
yesterday afternoon, with imposing ceremonies
| Archbishop Bayley officiating.
~ The Fulton elevator at Chicago was
burned last night. 1t contained 120, 900 bushels
Of corn and 900 bushels of oats. The grain was
| insured. The building was worth about $50 OO(
and was insured for $40 600.
| SYestertay afternoon, while the steamboat
i Mechanic was crossing the Delaware from Cam
/ den to philadelphia, Paul Boynton, the famous
pearl diver, jumped into the river for lark. He
| was rescued with trouble.
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ACCIDENT TO A WAsHISGToN LADY AND
HER CHILDREN.-The Charlottesville Und
Star of a recent date states that Mrs. Charles
NJ. Robinson and her children, of this city, met
with q serious accident on yesterday week in
that place. Mrs Robinson and her children
were In a vehicle with others, and the team ran
of, upsetting the vehicle and throwing the
whole party out Mrs. X. and her second child
were seriously hurt about the head and neck.
Mr.. Robinson, who is an employe at the govern
ment printing Office, on being informed OF the
accident by telegraph, Immediately LEFT for
Charlottesville.
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The PHILADELPHIA GEOLOGICAL GARDEN
Active steps are being taken for the establish
ment OF the geological garden in Paramount
park, Philadelphia. Eighty five thousand dol
lars have been subscribed thus far towards thi,
end, and number of liberal citizens will con
tribute 5000 when the fund shall have reach.
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KILLED HER SoN-IN-LAw.-Iti is not often we
hear of mother-in-law killing her son-in-law
with a hatcbet or gun. Their style is generally
more insidious. Mrs. John ID. Dickerson. Of
Lemar county, Texas, shot her son-in-law
Robert Little, for abusing his wife and follow,
ing her to Mrs. Dickerson's house. He went
around corner and fell dead. Mrs, Dickerson
has been held in 81 600 bail.
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Ufieials have been extended. The opening ad
dress will be delivered by Mr.. Henry Q. Halo
well, OF Montgomery. Quite large number
OF celebrated horses will be there. Among the
exhibitors are large number of citizens of the
District Arrangements have been made with
the railroad company for increased railroad
facilities, and the fare for the round trip, in
GLIDING admission to the grounds, has been
fixed AT u.
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LAND CONGREGATIONS FOR THE W. AND p.
L. hAlLRoAD--The jury TO award land dam
ages for property condemned withinn the Dis
tr1ct OF Coiumbla Tor the use Of the Washington
City and Point Lookout railroad concluded their
work Saturday afternoon, after making the fol-
lowing awards: ID. Barton, 1925; G. III Smith
S225; l. Goldsborough, S265; j. James sT5. w
Fry, $50; NJ. Meredith, 500; ID. Fry Al IS; IN.
Newby, sl1O; j. Mcintosh, S6O0; A. jackson,
500; VIM. Parker, $50; W. Stevens, SECS; and
W. Stevens, Sil0.
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DEATH OF PRINTKR.-Mr. Chas. W. Robin
SON. printer, formerly OF Philaielphia,) died
al bis residence on 9Th street northwest, this
morning. He was q member Of Central Lodge
ard Columbian Encampment, l. .. o. F., and
the Columbia Typographical society; and was
mTeh respected in this city, where he has re-
SIDED fox the past eighteen years.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALuABLEs.-Oal
and examine the fire and burglar proof vaults
OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of New
york avenue and 18th street, for safe keeping
OF securities, jewels, silver ware or other valu-
ables. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an
mum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them. Take ,oarnino from
the Chicdgo and Boston fires.
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ARREST OF CLAIM AGENT.-On SATURDAY.
afternoon W. W. Ingersoll was arrested by De-
tective McElfresh, on a bench warrant, and
committed to Jail in default of 81 500 bail. In
gersoll Is charged under an indictment found in
the L. S. Circuit Court held at Nasbv Vile
rem, with having withheld from Sylvia
Owens, mother of Windsor Owens, certain
money due as bounty
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THR LATE BEAU HICKMAN.-On Saturday
MI. Dorsey Clagett, who started a subscription
list to raise funds to give the remains of Beau
hickman decent burial, received a telegraphic
dlspatch from Mrs. Martha +. Eaton, a sister
OF the deceased, dated at WarrentOn, n. c.
thanking him for his kindness and humanity
and directing that the remains be handsomely
infHrreh
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NKw STYLES FELT HATS
for Fall rear
received to-day at
WILLETT & RoUFs's,
905 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.

SPECIAL NoTIcE.-The patrons OF Oyster
Bay are hereby notified that the restaurant de-
partment of said house will be opened at six and
closed at two O'Clock a. m, on and after Sept.
9th. 1873.
Sc WHITE q ForyrAru Pronrietors
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WEEKLY MEETING OF THE DAsHAwAys-At
the meeting Of the Dashaways last night ad-
dresses were made by Messrs. Deyine HolIO-
way, Barth and Peck, and Mr. j. b. Dunning
ICclted a poem. Resolutions were adopted
increasing the committee appointed to institute
a plan for the establishment of an inebriate
YUM Tor the District of Columbia to ten, as
follows; ID. Z. Holloway, George Savage, +. NJ.
Bradley, j. l.. ii. Winfield. 4. A. wheelock
Samuel z. Mills, j. Is. Dunning. X. .. Polkin-
norm, r. B. SpTague and Judge Moore. A ESQ
luton was also adopted appointing a committee
of two to confer with the Governor of the Dis
trict OF Columbia on the expediency of removing
the assistant District attorney and appointing
some person who will insist upon the execution
OF the laws in relation TO the sale Of nbnor an
Of his ability. "'iA'S'
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WHITE & FOUNTAIN, Proprietors.

Cool, POPULAR AND HEALTHY SUMMRs
KEsokr.Dooley's Arctic Soda Fountain, on
Capitol Hill. eotf
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stable j. Owen Kerby, of Fairfax county, while
collecting taxes at Accotink, a day or two ago
asked man named Thomas Dainty IL he was
not ready to pay his. Dainty replied that he
had money enough, but he wanted it for other
purposes. The officer told him that would not
do; he had waited long enough for him, and
that II he did not pay he should be forced to
take his horse, which was hitched to a post near
the store. Dainty said that if he took his horse
he would have TO take his dead body with it.
The officer went into the store to get a piece of
rope to make halter, and while in there he
was approached by Dainty, who cursed and
abused him, among other things calling him a
id thief. Hardly, however, had these words
escaped his lips ere the officer sprang at him,
knocked him down, and beat him until ne
promised TO pay every cent of taxes ms owed
which he did as soon as he was allowed to rise
Alexandria Gazette, 9Th.
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RIA. ESTATE SALEs.-By Thomas E. Wag-
ganlan. real estate broker and auctioneer, sod
iot IS, in square 5s6, 20 p. Danaha, for IS cents
Per foot.
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CoRNs, BAD NAILS and other distressing all
ments of the feet are quickly relieved by ex-
perlenced attention at Dr. White S, No. 535 18th
street., opposite the Treasury His establish
gent and industrious portion of the commu-
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A FoND LOVERS DEvIcE.-A Quincy youth
courted an obdurate young lady, and managed
TO secure blank marriage license, which he
filled up and showed her, with the remark that
sne was obliged to marry him now. She wa,
terror-stricken, begged for time, and fled to the
country. Her friends propose TO prosecute the
youth for conspiracy and forgery.
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YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND SOCIRTY.-At
the annual meeting of the Young Catholics
Friend Society last evening at Carroll Hall the
following officers were elected to serve until
September, 1874: j. T.. Nallet, president; Jas
cording secretary; James Toomey, correspond
ing secretary; A. b. Coppes, treasurer Daniel
A. Brosnan, steward; John Bingham, book
keeper. Local societies-St. Patrick's division,
George Bogus, president; ID. 1. Murphy, secre-
tary. ST. AlOysius division, John Moran, presi-
dent; John j. Fuller, secretary. st. Domin-
iek,s division, George X. Petty, president; Jno
Patrick Hickey, president; Robert II. MitcheIi'
secretary. st. Mary's division, no election
immaculate Conception, George A. O'Hare,
president; Thomas Maloney, secretary. The
report of the board of visitors was presented
showing the receipts to be 81 1882; balance, as
per annual report, August 81, 1872, 1907 .57-to-
tai, g, C06.09i and the expenditures 81 ,652 bal
ance on hand, $685.. 09-tOtal, 81, OO6.O9.
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AMUsEMRNTs.-This evening, the thrilling
play OF "Jack Harkawayj or, Afoat and
Ashore - will be produced. 1t Is crammed with
exciting scenes AND situations, and those who
like dramas of this class cannot fall to be
pleased.
The Theater Comique offers additional attrac-
tons this week. McRae and Rogers viii appear
in their speeislties, as will also Wihenbach, the
man who plays on sixteen drums at once.
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CHANGE OF RoUTE-This morning workman
commenced laying the stringers for the track OF
the W. and g. X. X. along the west and south
fronts of the Capitol grounds. The new track,
leaving the Avenue at LIST street, will pass down
LIST street across Maryland avenue, crossing
Delaware avenue near b street, thence into b
street and along b street to ID street east,
where 1t will strike the present line of track
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WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum's hOOpskirt and corset factory, 18th street.
Intelligencer building. zoos
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THE YAcBT RACE on Saturday last resulted.
in the start and close, as follows:
Started Spray, 10:15 a. m; Fanny Bell,
i0:20E a. m; Gertrude, 1870 a. m; Blue Wing,
f0:i54 a. nj Echo, 10f4H q. m.
ATrived-Spray, i:1sk p. m; Fanny Bell,
4:2iK p. m; Gertrude, les p. m; Blae wing,
4:3I p. M; Echo, distanced.
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CITY ITEMS.

TAKE AYERS SARsAPARrILA to purify the
blo,d and purge out the humors, pimples boils
and sores which are merely emblems of the rot
tenness within. my.fSw
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FELL DEAD.-Mrs. Willis, wife of Mr.. Thos.
A, Willis, of Cambridge, dorchester county,
Md, tell dead in her room on Monday last. She
had walked out in the peach orchard with
some children, and on returning said she never
felt so warm and instantly fell dead.
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The ROCKVILLE FAIR - The Montgomery
county Agricultural F. air will be opened at the
fair grounds near Rockville on Wednesday and
continue until Friday evening. IL is expected
that IL will be one of the finest exhibitions ever
held IN that county, as the number of exhibit
tors exceeds that OF any former year Invitations
to members Of the CatiuOt "-,.i other -,rominapt
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HE CRIMINAL COURT Plenty Of Pushes, in
IToSgeet-On Monday next, the June term of
the Criminal Court will be resumed. and from
appearances there Will be work enough to keen
the jury employed until the next term, There
are several cases OF murder which will come up,
among them Henry Young, alias WilIiams
charged with killing the drOver Hahn; Sam
kalney, alias Mason and Bowie Williams, for
kLhng John Abel Tucker; Horace Buchanan
for the murder of his Wife and Andrew SteYart
IoI the murder OF an old man named Nat TYLER;
All the offences being committed on the Island;
falmer ana White for causing the death of
boy Dy carrying him beyond his depth in Rock
creek George Garner for the killing of Pieper
ana H. H. Slater for the murder of Michael
nussey at the Schuetzen park. Besides these
the case OF u. 5. Pardee, alias Rev. j. Hale Bar
ney, charged with forging the name of General
Baoeoek, VIII be up. Some of these cases will
attract much attention, and il is stated that in
the case OF Slater the best legal talent obtain
able Will be employed to defend him
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JULIPs, SMAsHEs, COCKTAILS and other pre-
scriptions carefully compounded by George W.
Driver and his corps of efficient assistants, at
the new sample rooms, corner PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and ~ street. si2tf
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VETERANS OF THE MEXICAN wAR.-At a
meeting OF the Association of Mexican War
Veterans at the Dixon House on Saturda y even
ing, Gen. j. W. Denver in the chair and Mr. A.
Nj. hensday secretary, the latter reported that
on visit to Louisiana he had witnessed the
formation of an association at New Orleans
He also reported that an association at Scott
boro', jackson county, Ala, had been formed
and one in process OF formation at Tecumseh,
Lenawer county, Mich. President Denver was
authorized to appoint delegates to the New
York convention of Mexican war veterans, to
be held on the 18th inst, when the association
tober.
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Magistrate ard Constables.
PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE LEGISLATIVE COM

On Saturday, after our report of the proceed
lngs OF the Long committee closed, jeremiah
Robinson testified that in June, 1872 he en-
gagged from one Boyer park on eth street for
July 3, for The sum of 81 so, which he paid,
taking a receipt therefor; when Beyer ascer-
tained that the park was to be used by colored
people, he tailed to comply with his agreement;
deponent having been put to an expense of
about s 10 for printing, &C., went to Beyer aud
asked him TO pay the same, as he had refused to
fulfill his contract; this he refused to do, but
ohered to refund the $50, which witness de-
clined TO receive; witness then put the claim
and receipts into the hands of Constable o,
hlmmell, with instructions to sue for the whole
amount, and not to accept portion of the same;
SAID that Boyer would pay ii in day or two; the
next time witness saw Kimmell he said that
Boyer had paid the $50; that he had taken
tne receipt, and that he (kimmel) could make
no more out OF him; witness expressed himself
9issatsned with his action, but finally asked
him for the $50; Kimmell said, "Oh, that has
been attached in my hands by Squire Walter
for writ issued by him, with costs and there
Is none OF it left for you" deponent went to
Squire Walter, who examined his docket and
found that he had never issued such an attach
ment, and consequently thinks that KimmeIl
Illegally and Injusty appropriated the whole
amount to his own use.
a communication was received from b.
chambers in reference TO a complaint made by
MN against Constable g. A. KimmelI He saws:
81 did not complain of the fact that nv goods
were taken for my debts, but what l demand
ana nave not yet been satisfied in is a truthful
statement OF what became of the rest of nv
money, the S255, proceeds of sale of horse and
wagon; not that expect to receive any part of
the same, but have right to know how far il
mas relieved me from debt. Mr.. S. ID. Castle
man, who is said to have made one of the at
tachments, asserts that he did not receive his
money, and that he still holds me his debtor
This is the part of the matter to which | must
call your attention, together with the fact of
kimmelrs failure to make the return in the
time required by law"
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oo-RUssIAN BATHS; also, Medicsted Va
903 4 street. 59Os
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WITHIN THE WHOLE RANGE of tonic and al
terative medicines known, none is entitled to
more consideration than the Peruvian Syrun.
In all cases of enfeebled and debiltated consti-
tuition II is the very remedy needed. The most
positive proof of this can be adduced 3
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CUTTING APFRAY LAST NIGHT-IYIdt Came
of DiscussioH--Last night about O'Clock two
men, John Shorteli and +. p. Blair plumbers
9TH and J. streets, as 70 the manner in which
certain kinds Of plumbing work should be done.
and both being uI;der the influence of liquor
they soon came to blows. The former in the
melee received cut in the left side from a
small pocket knife in the hands OF Blair, max
ing painful but not dangerous wound. Officer
j. w. Franklin arrested Blair, and Shortell was
taken TO the residence of Mr.. Z. King on L ST..
near 9th, and DIR. Charles II. Bowen dressed the
wound, which he thinks is not of a dangerous
character. In court this mornins GIsfr was
~, - ID to bail in the sum of 500 for hearing.
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A FLOATING IsLAND.-There is a singular
natural curiosity in q lake in Vermont con-
sisting of one hundred and fifty acres OF land
floating on the surface of the water. The tract
is covered with cranberries, and there are trees
fifteen feet high. When the water is raised or
lowered at the dam Of the pond, the island rises
and falls with it. 1t affords a fine shelter for
fish, large numbers of which are caught by
boring hole and fishing down through as
through the ice in winter.
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LOCAL NEWS
Amusemeats, ae., Tonight.

Walls Opera RDHss.-Jack HarkaWay.
ThsatCr COHiqEe-- Miscellaneous performance
of sonRs dances and niBstrelsy.
PIrEi-.-First National Club, at Beyers 18th
street Park.