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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL. COURT. JUDI. Mac Automatically,
farker Fields resisting and assaulting Officer
Slater motion for new trial oyerruled and def end
an sentenced to the Albany penitentary one year
WIN. Parsonss, assault and battery with intent TO
Kill; verdict not guilty.
PROBATE COURT, Jndgs Olin .-This court to-
DAY issued order that the register of wills proceed
70 summon all executors. administrators aud guar
dams who have failed to settle their accounts, eN
ceping those h1uciaries no bonde in less than
oBt hundred dollars, aud require them to settle
fher respective estates at once under pain of mere
register use his discretion to whether parties
are wiltully delinquent, or throash inadyertenc
have delayed such settlement.
A1hdavIfs III relation account Of estate of Mary
NJ L. French, deceased, were sled. Petition Of Geo.
Eberly to be appointed administrator of ths of
his father, George l.. Eherly, presented. The
last will and testsme Mt Of John George Kolb, filed
February Is, fully proven and admitted TO pro-
bate and record; the widow qualified as admins tra-
trix and gave londs. Petition of Charlotte Peck as
Guardian TO children of George Peck, deceased wa
MED The viii OF Francis N Clarke, deceased, was
Albert l.; Fox qualified as enthusiastically and exec
utor, and gave a special bond of S5,Dp. The last
will and Testament of John p. Won Essen, decease
late OF Georgetown, was filed.
POLICE COURT, Judge Saeu-To-day. William
HOWELL assault and battery ON George Caxon; S.
Moses Lindsey. colored, charged with stealing rib
II pork worth 81; $40 and costs. Robert Young
Andrew Mari, assault and battery on Charles Rob
lnson; SIS. Richard Jones, assault and battery on
Dennis Shea; SIS and costs. VIM Bryan. charged
With exposing Tor sale unsouDd oysters at RILEY :
wharf; SIS Mary Moriarty, charged with using
iond and boisterOus language. Mary said She was
Patrickis day; So. Peter Carney, profanity; So
WIN. Brown. same charge: SO.
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GEORGETOWN.

BUSINESS ON THE CANAL.-The water was
let in on the Georgetown level OF the canal last
night, and the business of the season was re-
sumed this morning. The mills are now run
ming, and several wood boats arrived during
the morning, and reported that five or six boats
loaded with grain and several loaded with coal
would arrive to-day and Tomorrow morning
The news from Cumberland states that the
coal boats commenced loading there on Satur-
day, and that in day or two the coal trade
would be very active.
FIRE ALARM.-An alarm of fire was turned
IN to-day, about X O'Clock, from box "a, cor
ner I'd ard Frederick streets. The nre DEPART
ment promptly responded, and found the fire
TO be in the Catholic grave yard, among the
leaves and fencing. IT was too far from the
water-plug for the hose to reach. The damage
was very slight.
RIVER NEws.-The steamer Columbia ar
rived yesterday evening from Baltimore with
full cargo of general merchandise, including
several Of the new machines recently patented
6y Mr.. 4. p. WEIGH for purifying middlings
The steamer John Gibson arrived to day from
New York with miscellaneous cargo The
Columbia cleared for Baltimore, the Lady OF
the Lake for Norfolk, and the steamer New
York for Philadelphia. =
The HOUSE RAIsERs commenced this after
neon to raise the livery stable of Mr.. Darnes
on Bridge street, near Market.
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INJUNCTION REPUsED.-The application of
Thomas Zimmerman tor an injunction to re-
strain the corporation from collecting the license
tax imposed upon him as a butcher has been re-
issed by the court Of appeals, upon the ground
that the complainant has an adequate remedy
az law. Mr. zimmerman will no doubt pay the
TAX under protest, and sue the corporation to
recover, which proceeding will test the cOnsti-
nationality of the city ordinance; also whether
said ordinance be not repugnant To the act of
the legislature WHICH exempts butchers in towns
from paying license tax. er
BADLY HuRr.-A colorsi mar. mar. - WYATT
huhter, supposed to be insane, WI rested
M'er severe cHnhict yesterday, in the Mount
Vernon ..oighbOrhOOd, and brought here in q
men. He had been chasing peoples hogs and
chickens, and had to be shot and knocked down
before he could be secured. DIR. Powell dressed
his wounds, among them being fractured
skull. and this morning he was thought to be
Improving. Tie lives with Mr.. s. o. Bsgot, and
was carried to that gentleman's house, on
Rsyai street, after his injuries had been at
wOoDs ON FIRE.-Thc woods on the land of
ID. Johnston, near Watkins mill, caught fire
Yesterday morning and burned nearly all day.
Much valuable timber ard some fencing were
destroyed: The Overseer, Mr.. Stonnel, was alb
sent, and had It not been Tor Mr.. Dove, q neigh
Dor, the flames would have reached the house
in which were three small children. Mr.. Dove
had nearly all his clothes burnt OF, and his face
and hands blistered in hls successful efforts 70
save the house.
BAPTiZING.-S0me thirty colored persons,
and Shiloh churches, were baptized at the
usual place near Battery Rodgers, yesterday
morning: The services were Conducted with
much solemnity. tts.tist = 100 e z
THx FrsaEEiRs-The northwest winds of the
last two DAYS have been mach against the tshe-
ries only one load, and that from Deep Hole,
having arrived up since Saturday, Four car:
goes OF oysters are lying 1t the dock, selling at
from 20 cents to 81 bushel.
A NEW CASE or SMALL rox was reported this
m0rning-a c0lored child living ON Henry, be-
tween King and Cameron streets.
PROPERTY SALK.-sJames Rector Smoot has
purchased house No. 219 King street, from w
A. SmOot, for 50 $50 cash.-Ga.effe last ereniag
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FiFTH DAY.
The conference reassembled in Baltimore
yesterday morning. Rev. A. ID. Melvin con-
Quoted the opening religious exercises.
Mr.. Bateman offered a resolution recommend
ing the members of the church in Maryland to
attend more punctually the class meetings held
The committee to whom certain papers relat-
ing to the Virginia conference were referred
submitted report, saying that the necessities
mend themselves to this conference for its
countenance and assistance. The committee
therefore recommend q ministerial supply to
vile and Campbell circuit and Otter mission
DC granted by this conference. The report was
Rev. Mr.. NJ. Strayer introduced resolution
tember the superintendents of the circuits, sta
tons and missions be required to give notice of
an election to be held on the third and fourth
Sabbaths OF said month to ascertain the sense
of the male member over the age of twenty-one
on the proposition to divide the district by the
line OF the Susquehanna river and Chesapeake
A paper from Rev. II. p. Jordan, referring
TO certain changes in the government of the
church as regards the matter of holding church
property, was referred to a special committee
consisting of Drs. ID. w. Bates, j. 7. Murray,
H: P. Jordan, r. s. Griffith, and F. ID. Bartlett,
morning
The president appointed Dr. ID. W. Bates, A.
F. Benson and J. W. Thompson a committee on
the division Of the district, with instructions to
report at the next session Of conference.
The hour fixed for the consideration of the
resolution for call for convention arrived.
The resolution invites the annual conference to
unite with this conference in the call for a con-
vention for the purpose of amending article 10,
section of the constitution, so that each an
nral conference may use its own discretion in
the appointment of ministers
Pending debate the hour of adjournment ar
rived, and the conference adjourned until this
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06ssBeerburg" Ii what some Of the sinful
papers Of the west call Milwaukee. -
- There are eight hundred unemployed Pres
byterian ministers in the United States.
n%Georgc w. Carleton, the well known artist
publisher, sailed . week ago for Bermuda.
- Carl Patti, prominent musician and
brother of Carlotta Patti, died at Cincinnati,
yesterday, Of consumption.
o9rcommodore Vanderbilt has given 500 200
TO Bishop McTyeire o. the Southern Methodist
church, to establish . University In Tennessee.
pa Rolnan Catholic Cathedral il to be
trrcfed at Hartford, Conn.,, at . cost Of half a
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Total, 1O.VOO 6iISos All 200 200
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND TICKETS ONLY
will be issued, large portion Of which are alreody
sold. i..,-
WHOLE TIcxEfa $40, HALyEs -, AND ouAR.
rxRs % 80. ELtvkN WHOLE flcKkTs 1OR SiO6
No DISCOUNT on Less THAN lee Orders. NothinS
could be moro AHproRrate for pfesents than dckeSs
duOe srendsr sstsIsctoy reslts ne object Of flis
THIRD GIT CoNcERf Il the enlarseunent end en-
devnsnt Of the PUBLIC LIpaAny or kISrucKv,
which, BIZ the special oct authortEng the Concert for
ito benefit u to Be forever Tree 20 acftzsns Of eysry
State. This Colcet uin 3 ceedpctsA IKE the Ars
s sSs Ssas q s
syerythinG psceseaz 70 stherp10h 1ndsrsfandingo q
the scheme from bA6inninG 70 end, are nov publishs1
In the form 81 aef6ular Gtich viii Be furnished ftse
Of cost 70 my who sDSg. The entire nanagsmelt %
this undeEtakfpa ~ been committed by The trustees
70 Hon IT, 4: Rcs.Is:ss GossssGr e Ken.
Gin Concert should be eddreesed. = -
3. Z. DUHREIT, Rrest.
/ ~ - seiN ". n. HALDEMAN. Vice Presr.
JOHN 9. CAN, eect Pubic Library Of Ky.
/ FARNEBS 3 DR0vERS' DkEK, Treasurer.
GAS the time for the Concert Il close at hand
April 6h,D parties wanting tickets should send in
their orders iRsggediefeiy IL they Would avoid the
rush and delay sbsolutely unavoid bile in the few
cafioDs for aee6c circulars and Information win
meet with prompt attention. ~
YHO6 =. 6RANLETTE Louisville, ~.
tanll-s. AtutAp AGENT Public Library ~.
CCAGss. Bird foOD frssS every dsy. -
- 3. HARTBRECHf. ~
j fA-lm' l133 seventh street.. ~
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j. 9ILvERBERo.
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
sls sBvEHrH STREET,


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DISSOLUTION OF CoPaRfxrBsHIP.

Notice /. hereby given thas I has. Pgrc hased All
BE Ksss: s asd IA Adam ~ s
An dssIR66tss epd t apoS6 3 tAf nSsS NJ
pssSseship having leen Dissolved Gar a. the said
Cove, Kssiiea, and Koch yers concern ID, -on tine
An dsb6s aue 20 from said company NiIi be set
tied hy ne on presentation, and other person be-
he bssisess q said company win be continued ,y
the remaining cepsrtners as heretofore, at Ne los
W afer street, Georgetown, and corner Of 4 AM 81
strecte, ashihktea. =. c., where the wan OF en-
tome" and friends VIA be Pres~Rt,y attend 4 %,
Washington, D. c., Nsrck u, ISIS mlsS,.
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CIT Y 1T EN- s.

GIVE RATS, Mice and Reaches "Fits," 2J
cents box, Darby's Pharmacy, Colonization
building.
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To HAVE ELEGANT light Biscuits, Rolls.
Buckwheat Cakes, Fruit Dumplings. &c. Won
should use DoOley's Yeast Powder. Ask your
grocer for it. 1t is pure Baking Powder. 6
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WILD CHERRY BALsAM.-The memory of Dr.
Wistar is embalmed in the hearts of thousands
whom his Balsam Of Wild Cherry has cured of
coughs, colds, consumption, or some other form
OF pulmonary disease. 1t IL now over forty
years since this preparation was brought before
the public, and yet the demand for It is con-
stantly increasing. 4
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A CLERGYMAN writing to friend saws .sNIy
voyage to Europe is indefinitely postponed
have discovered the fountain of health on this
side OF the Atlantic. Three bottles of Peruvian
Syrup have rescued me from the fangs of the
mend Dyspepsia. Dyspeptics should drink from
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For BRONCHIAL, Asthmatic and Pulmonary
Complaints, .'Brotcn's Bronchial Troctes s., mani
fest remarkable curative properties. eos
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LOCAL NEWS.


rOtfs Opera HoHss.-Miss Agnes Ethel in the
new and interesting drama, Agnes"
TAed'Sr CorSi9Hs.-A variety entertainment of
drama, song, dance, &c.
.-AGseEie TsmPle.-tiTand charity bail in aid Of
the ChIldren's Hospital.
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Metropolitan Dollar Store.

The attention oft public is respectively called to
the following very cheap and desirable goods, lust
received.
Ladies' Skirts, tucked, made of prime muslin, and
well sewed 81.
Ladies Chemise, Il styles, at 81 each
Ladies Drawers, trimmed with embroidery, ruffiing
or tucked, best muslin, well made, and in all
desirable styles.
Ladies' Gown, Il length, 81.
Excellent Aprons at Is and 50 cents.
Linen Chemise, plain, 81.
$40 dozen Crystal Gobiete, at o. per dozen.
Splendid Rubber Dressing Combs, Is cents
Is styles BaudeauN for the hair at ~ aud 81.
Large assortment Of
LADIES' AND GENTS KID GLOVES,
in white and colors, 81.
full assortment of those desirable solid walnut
Book Racks, Hat Racks Towel Racks, Paper
Racks, Side and corner Brackets. &C.
Beautiful Oval Inn. Walnut Frames, sxlo, with
800 really good Chromos , in oiled Walnut Frames
a new lot Of those handsome
LACE TIDES,
Z, s, . and for 81.
ever at Is cents 90 cents, and ST. worth TO look
Very good, all steel Scissors, at Is and 50 cents.
PSekst Knives and haaSss in large variety, ct q
Hand Mirrors, at 90 cents and 81.
Our usual assortment Of Ladies' Gent q, and Chill
sesiaes NUMBER x other new articles all good
pretty and cheap.
j. 9ILvERBERo.
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
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BOARD OF HEALTH INSPECTIONS OF Nr,r
AND FIsH.-lRpeetor Ludington reports tn at
during last week he passed 10 bushels oysters
and $3.50 punches fish, and CONDEMNED 3a
bushels oy sters. Inspectors Wolf and Piffer-
ny condemned calves, l9i pounds Of meat,
Igl poultry and II birds.
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Nichols
THE ONLY NICHOLS,
1908 SEVENTH STREET,
Between X and l. streets,
l. the Man who sells
HOSIERY, FANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS, &C., Sc 4,
At such reasonable prices that it will pay to give
INN a call. mis-
OFFISG IkgDoEPEkDENT Ice co.
" NJ. 1904 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N. w.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 18th. 1873
Notice is hereby given that, on and after MON
DAY next 18th inst, our schedule of prices for
ice for the coming season will take place.
Each wagon will have printed card of prices
upon it, and purchasers requested to see that the
quantity of ice delivered to them is in accordance
with the rates Of the schedule, and report to this
ofe Is On the part driver
cash on the same when taken in quantities amount
MSS. N JAMEs 1: oHEEsEMAN co.
OFFICES OF KHdESNNNGGBEC AND POTOMAC
No. 100 Water street, Georgetown, and corner Of
~ I'm and streets
Notice is hereby given, that on and after M1N.
for r. ~ I'm INST our new schedule Of prices
Eacn wagon will have printed card Of prices upon
and purchasers are requested 10 that the guam
tuS VI utiiNeren them Is In accordance with
the rates of the schedule, and report to this office
any delinquency on the part Of any driver.
Tickets can be purchased at these Offices or of the
drivers. discount Of per cent will be mad. IA
cash on the same, when taken III quantities amount
ing to Five Dollars over.
ml5a Us. BARKER q co.
I'HE RAPIDlrY COR COR E EASE WITH wHICB
are removed And the feet relieved, n siling, from
ob Ds III n;t.G
method Of Operating, which is entirely difereut from
the old time practice Of tearing the ngrowing toe.
nall or lancng deep into the bunion, distressingiy
painful method, and one which Obliged the suferer
to 60 shoeless and sometimes On crufches for weeks
OF months, and no doubt tended to shorten life a.
least to make i far less pleasant and useful but
Without complaint there 10 little or no pain no loss
o. time and II none but suitable shoes be worn, the
treatment, even In extreme cases, effects Q perfect
eure though the feet being used constantly Corns
are liable " come occasionally with even the best
lifting shoes, and inou.Epus person: think there is
economy q time, comfort, And nea,.h In An occa.
sionai visit TO the Chropodist; and II we'll
!sct thai sno9esnds q persons many Of them those
Ter and near to visit DR.. whites Esfablishmeot so
refer. ~ fs tS
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PONDS EXTRACT is for sale at wholesale b.
Chas. StOtt & Co., $50 PENNSYLVANIA ayenue
anu py druggists everywhere. ,f,tf
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CRANDEsT SCHEME OF THE AGE
S6OO, 900 CASH GIFTSi
100000 for emily $40.

Under authority Of special legislative act Of March
Is iSl, The Trustees now now announce the IHIRD
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, to come Oh
at Liberty Hall, Louisville, KY, ON
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Ssi ~ once, a. ne cannot guarantees the above mr. .
paaieieo low prices Tor any definite length Of tiUs
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SOUND FEET being indispensable to health
and comfort thousands of persons come from far
and near to visit DIR. White, the well-known
ChiropOdist, No. 6S5 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, SC.
and advice as to suitable shoes.
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GRoCERs.
n 9. O'RARk q son,

Wholesale and Retail erscers,
1913 Ssrs.aa Srsa xofAsessi, es,,-.~- n a.d Y
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e. TUESDAY, APRIL Q, 1873.
At this Concert the best musical talent that can be
procured from all parts Of the country will add pleas
are 10 the entertainment, and TEN THOUSAND
CASH GIFTS, aggregating vast total Of HALF
MILLION DOLLARS currency. will be distributed
BY lot to the tiek ct holders, as follows:
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, be.

BOOKS, STATIONERY, BE.
ReoKs FOR THE LENTES sKAsoN.
Heir. 10 q Holy Lent By Bishop Hantington.
Bogaizky 5 Golden Treasury.
Christian Ccnpsnicnship for Retired Hours.
In Christ; or the Belieyers Union with his Lord.
Rsrsuis q Hines. ps eeulburn.
80 WIN. BALLASTINL.
RE P0STED.-sANTA DOMINGO: History,
~ Biography Climate, Population and Charsctet;
hs Future, Statistics, Finance, Hints TO Emgrants
and ,l Irsse,ers, Mineral Productions. ] neat VOL,
fsiT sT0cKMHS & son, cor sh and SITS.
NEW BOOKS: NEW BOOKS,
SHILLIN6TON,s BOOKNTORE.
Corner ~ strect and Pennsyirsuis svenue.
An Open Questioa. By James De Min
Robert Fsconer. BY George Macdonald. Cheap
Passion in Tassers By Annie Thomas.
nresd Sheese and 4 isses. By far,oon.
Law srss,snn, GUS s BY Ms ki.1 Dnygy
Servant Girl Of the Period, What Mr.. and Mrs
Heneydey learned Of Housekeeping.
4he Youns L L Fam ,Ss Won Heller
The Popular h scisue. Monthly, No. 10. An IN. s.c,
Barriers Burned Away By Rev. Edward p. Roe.
Beschwocd, BY Rehecca Rnfer Springer.
Tribune, Herald and World Alnanscs Tor lGs.
MEsosAbtA koSkgk SPfs
LEI ETL LIB fAlER'snd PLAYING cARDs, |. the
-9.s .o~~.~ k--e-e. feocu
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TIE GEoRGEFowN FIsH wHARF.-Bids
were opened this morning tor renting the fish
wharf foot OF Potomac street, Georgetown,
rison, Sl0S; james y. simmons, s1e0-or $lso
provided the board OF public works will put IL
IN repair; A IL. Grimes. si3s.5o and W. H.
Simmons, SiJo25. NThe bid of the latter was
accepted and notice Of the award diT ected 10
be sent him
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THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. Ii
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iHs NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per Ct
per annum en- deposits for each calender month
to 8. org fItIs
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COAL AND WOOD.

(rOAL AT REDUCED RATES
~ FOB CASH ONLY.
HOLLIDGE BROS,
ml2 st 5th and o streets
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WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baums hoopskirt aud corset factory, 18th street
Intelligencer Building. IO.28
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near Ak street.
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HOTELS.

HOWARD HOUSE, Corner 9th street and Penna
HI are, Wdshtagtoa, ID. C., L. WOODS, Propr
has Just undergone a series Of elegant improve
ments, having been thoroughly rensvated and re
furnished throughout, making it at present one O
the most desirable Hotels in Washington.
Il; u; Howard, late proprietor, retains an Interest
IN the Hotel where he will be pleased see his OLD
friends and former patrons, promising them first
class accommodations at all times
month. mil. I'm
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e. 3. O'HARE . SON,
fe2o-tr 1918 IN strec, a. w. nesv~.s sss n
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tie baby He wants me to have
nurse but how can | trust stranger
with my treasure 7"
There it is--as plain as sunlight.
Ia this last remark you have shown me
yourself and husband exactly Your
husband wants you, and is lonely and
dlscontepted without YOU. He cannot
ieel the same tenderness for the child
that you do, so be sensible and not de.
mand 1t. You are divided between
your love for your husband and your
love for your baby. You have fretted
yourself into state of illness and acc
tual discomfort, because you cannot
serve both as you feel they should be
served. If your husband wants an
other servant you should obey him.
for IN this he is wiser than you"
" Oh, Mrs. Harris, if you could only
live with us I"
Il will, my dear, if you want me,
for ! have no home, and perhaps / may
do you good.
After this the way was made plain.
There was few jars at first, but com
mon sense, good health, and the good
nature that comes OF both, arranged
ell at last; and both husband and
wife bless the angel that was sent in
The guise Of seamstress.
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4 New I've Stuff.

Since all possible shades of color
have been produced from amline.
chemists have turned their attention to
anthraceue and alizarine and Spring
muhl obtains an accessory product. IN
the artificial manufacture of alinrine
out of anthracene, from which beau.
utul blue can be made, Superior in
many respects to all aniline hues
Dried in vacuum, il forms a blue
powder, with few small crystals and
differs from aniline color in having the
same color in solution. ID di@olves
with but little residue IN wate,. An
alkali destroys its color, but on acid
restores il and the strongest acids i'm.
prove, instead OF attacking its tint.
Unlike anillne, IL is not soluble in Eth.
or or alcohol aud il resists thsac.
ton of light better than ami
line. Unfortunately, its PREPARATION
is a. yet extravagantly expensive n
pound would cost about $4,000 The
process Is secret, and il is 10 behop.
ed will be 50 improved as to che!pen
the product.