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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19

RAIN IN Sussex CoUNrY.-Although New
Castle County has been suffering from such an
extended drOaght, Sussex County hus been more
tOrtunats. On Wednesday aud Thursday nights
last. good heavy shower prevailed, while = re-
fFeshing rain ieil on Sunday. IL extended NO
further RSFth. however than Milford.. Rain Is
still needed there
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19

The Attorney General OF Arkansas yester-
day, brought suit in the Circuit Court Of Pu-
laski county similar - that brought BY 1rOols.
alleging that Baxter was not elected 00Veru0r
OF Arkansas, and aaking Judgment Of custer
against him. .rr11iL
A Boston despatch saysvIce President VIII
son has retired 70 the country for rest and
recuberation, and his health lS improving nap
idly. =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19

Just received one OF the largest AssOrtments
Of the latest Spring Styles Of hats and Caps In
the city which lam Sellingat the very lowest
Prices. 4yBllk hats arc speciality. Cali and
SURE 70 be suited. LEWIS @. SPRINGER,
Hat Store. e No. 923 Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19

EXCURSION. 7.20 and. O'Clock thIs
morning. the members, teachers and hiends Of
the AsburY N. 3. Sunday School, left French
,trsst wharf on the steamer AySei, for COllins'
Beach, On the Delaware Bay. This is a very
pleasant place Of resort, and the oxcursionista
will doubtless enjoy themselves fully. .
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19

Cincinnati d crying out against her alth. -
he oubheads ok Gn a9tcie "a t. nnh.
lest n TIE EnqalEsI-s huEe eola ne
sosy,I IL IL 1os.e. esSss tae h.logs. : A
cate that there 8 asms1hlng g eomni1ia
Iabeat. = -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19
PoIIcO AMaIrs.
SEyozn MAYoa Snr.ts.

ening lsOdily kAEm 10 .Annie EnioEt, was Fsauirpd
70 pay the costa and give bail IN tie sun Of 800
70 kssp The poaco. ta u iIN9 I
ons Csc % drusksnness wus Disposed q, this
morning, e 6fty csntS And cSSts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19

BAsR BALL Quickstsp d B. Q. have or
ganiEsd fOr ths season They stlll adhere to their
claim OF Champion. Any purty or parties wish.
ng 10 eAtsr into contest tor the same are hereby
aodhed that all ohaIl mges " that effect will be
accepted. . s. ..a.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19
L9aRk iRlILLlafRsfl
: CITY Uouhoil wool- l,.olrnl

The city OouAod meets so-nirhs.
AsaR Assn Association meets this evening".
-, a,rapiss sAs warn dayS. TIE Uvsainss continue
The tAormometer was standing AZ % deaFcss IN
We ahadss at neon to-day. g - ~
= aAs seaSal eO@nsneshsnt o. the walsyAA
s.aa'e Ooaloss eonos % tonight.
OEtppeas ~ and MaENst, "a salllnR choies OOlCng
tsa tFe@ 70 e'A - 500 ger poaAd,
hree lot q emoead TgneOsa, ffOsh ana Reoer
tOr sAie y Jas. utlrPon, sth and AArkst Atl
E&csIisnt excursions, 10 Cape May and koh0.
eoth' ere nOtacod N our AdFeTtsing columns.
The cemmittcss from Ghe different Loan Anss
castions will meet 70 night, at u. r. HAwkinA'
sRco
Canned Meats, Spiesd Oysters and Dsvilisd
Turkey, slntabls for cold lunches and excursionF
At CriPPonG, 9Th and Market Sts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19

'As LTFE SAVING STATIONS. Mr.. Francis Vim
cent has received 8 letter from the Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury informing him that
the department has, decided 70 establish llfd
saving stations On the Delaware Atlantic
Coast, and that due acceptance would be had
70 the place recommended by him The con-
sequence VIII be that there will be much less
loss e life from wrecks than hsrstOfOre Re
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19

OuR OF DANGER.-Durlng the FIRE, yoster-
day, on Nater atreet,a woman named Mrs.
Patton, was lying in one OF the houses, very
sick, having given birth 10 . child only few
hours previous. She was hastily removed,
and the excitement rendered her condition,
for awhile very critical. This morning, h0WeY.
eT, she was cOnAldered out bt dahRery
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19
Tanth AnnIveraarY
OF rsE AAuixAe AssSoaGAs AsIos Ot tHfn wtsLrrAN
REMALE COLLEGE.


PElEALE COLLEGE.
The tenth anniversary Of the Alumnse AssocIa- :
tion Of the Wesleyan Female College, came oG In
the College OEatoEy, lat sYening bsiDre q La &c
and select audience. The roatrum was handaome- a.
ly decorated with greens and howers while over
the centre was suspended gas jets 10 the shape of
an anchor. The exercises did not commences until
nearly half-paat sight o'clock, and comprisod the
TSTTIFslrEn. u ID
OpsnisE Ode. ~ Alumnss AssOciatiou.
lcompOaed BY Mu. L. L. Lodge)
SecrstaTy's Report. Annie n. 0alliner, Phila
0Tand VAlse de Concert Tito Mstsis
Pson1FaS sIilss CIsS u ! M Z n 6osf S,la ,la
Solo. The Newfoundland Dog
Ars. Lodgs, Claymont, Del.
Clara G. OrnsSy, NOnasbOwn, Pa.
DuStt--VOcAi Misses Williamson, Media, Pa
Aomplr. = -. =. 80 - y Mss n 1oaington.
Enily ID. BshoPs StrnsbaEg, Pa
] 'afo
Address Rev o. H. Tiffany, ID. D..
lTAlp,ofrtauS ~ - tssSssa An 1 uhutu.
cellsnt an aPd va tet.lSA ~ ~ aeaisnb
g eeaunfnl boqaStS. Tha music, both vocal Aad
lnstFumental, vas sxcsllent. thS eaaayS, calm,
thoughttal. and we'll read, Whils the closing Id
dreas. By Rev. o. II. TiGany, Of Walhingto6, d.
" was ahle and inteSsatings ,e0ntaining fund %
information many pleasant thOaghts ard nsaful
saGgs1taons. IN ~ delivery hs took oeeaaloA to
avow hts oppoaition 70 9omaB 90 1raao IN language
that eoalA not hs misnnaeustoo1 and declared that
g vas hls opinion that edneaied Women Woaid
as{eS = AelP = eags thsiF way thEougA the erOud
e the unodaeaEed ana deposit thaiF 6all0ts.
1he annnai esmmeneament q the College viii
'AEs Plaos y tAs cOllsss oralsgys tAIs sVsales. Z
DaAzM ON FEB Rkn.-On Tuesday morning
man mAmoo bookaa was killed On a
fFsight tEain Reiag est O The RaltiueED C1atzsi
AallroaA, naef ~ 05es. He kAd PAL he
eGAko o. eAe aaot en4 e ehs ear, and was WalR.
ing ba.k On he ~ % uae he rear bEAha, rhsn
~ tlalA pae.ee andsE = hEidge, Tie tep of Whlch
IVSd b 3 aS1iE Y IS lis 8 Is i, ~ tsies ssd
giv,p h eAWEa 81 ~ AaaaAaE0 e1a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19
oReANlNnD ls4s.
OH g ArSlNEI1 Is4s.
+. John 1EOLEAR '&.SOM,
so
Exchanged DEPOSIT it. Bank
a.1.f 30
Me- GO0 RlaFlGas street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

9sss;: AsSSTIE: ~ sP;:ss s.s SS. isSS
ratiOns and individuals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19

..s EVE PER CENT. INTEREST
Per annum allowed on deposits. payable on de-
mand.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19

SALE OF AoNET.-At the TeRG.zr monthly meet
'ng Of Aid Loan Association, last evening Sl6O
sold At SO1< per eent, prsmium, about $500 wer
paid for WlIhdEaWn sharas.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19

SPECIAL ARRANGE MENTg
Fer Interest made On deposits Of Spssias sums. fOl
fred periods.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19
cITYITEMs.

Manufacturers Agents for Fire Works.
ADAMS 4 BRO,
iSlO-dtjyl sos Marke, Street. Wilmington. De
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19
BONDS, STOCKS. COLD, &c.

Goverument seouritiss, Cola, gtafe nonds, Rail-
road Bonds and Stocks bought and sold on commits
sion. Local Securities Speciality. Being repre-
sented in all the principal cities By reliable CORES
in this line with promptnese and deapatch Persons
wantng to bay oreeu am lnvltod 70 give ne oall.
Quotations Of the aetivU Stocks &C New York and
Phiadelphia received daily at our Oilco.
Sound Investment Securities nsgotiAtSd and for
sale. "a = . = ~ 9 r
Every kind OflsEitimAte Banking done.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19
CHECKS

On Banks in PhilAaelphia. New York, Boston. Bal
timone. Delaware, PsnnsylvaniA and WashiagtOn
will be credited receipt from customers 81 par.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19
COLLECTIONS

COLLECTIONS
OF 0tDiVdends. Notes. Interest Drafts &c., made with
despatch, and accounted for the day payment is re-
ceiYed. s#s.r
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19

Store KEEPERS we can furnish you with Fire work
Fire Crackers, Flags, Lanterns. &e-, at New 1Or
priees ADAMS & BRO
jei0-dtjyl 5O6Market Street, Wilmington. De
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19

Fire worksl Fire Works! Wholesale and Retail
Largest Stock in the State. ADAMS 4 BRO.
jel0-dtjyi sos Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19
paAEa oN - Rl1r--on Tnaadnr nornInr

q tEt0 S2sh sisJ
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19
RuaIneaa MatIcee.

You can buy clothing and gents furnishing
goods, trunks, valises, umbrellas, &c, cheap at
J. Wesley Canary's, SO6 Market street. apA
EceryboGy inrited 10 an inspection Of The
largest and most complete assortment OF the besl
class ready made clothing for gents, youths az Q
bows In the State, at J. Wesley Canary's, 406
Market street Give him a calf He is hne
young man to deal with. aPA
J. Wesley Canary has just received a nne lot Of
hose $40 suits at 406 Market street. ap4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-19

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-18

Particular attention paid to all work in our
line. and guaranteed to give perfect SatiS.a,t-
ton in every particular. m"r-o-I
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-18
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of Thomas Foley, deceased.

ESTATE OF Thomas Foley, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~. Undersigned, Administrator Of the estate
Of THOMAS FOLEY, deceased, to the creIi-
tors of and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers within ten months after
the hrSt publication Of this notice, to the said
administrator at the office OF C.. G. HUE
BARD, Attorney-at-Law, Clark street, Eure-
ka. VI. BOROWSkY.
Public Administrator, Eureka county, New.
Eureka, New, Nov. 10, 1873. nlj-law4w
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-18
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of Calvin B. Green, deceased.

Estate of Calvin B. Green, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, George Thacher. Admins
traitor of the estate of Calvin l.. (ireen. de-
ceased, to the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against, the said deceased. to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within ten months after the first publication
Of this notice, TO the said George Thachcr, at
Eureka, Nevada, at the business house Of
Geo. Thacher * Co., Main street.
GEO. THATCHER,
AdministratOr of Calvin b. Green. deceased.
Dated November }, 1873. nB-law5w
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-18
OEpINANCE NIMEEE SIN


EE TT ORDAINED BY THE COUNTY
ycia. N'"""'' "
SO, l.. The Fire Department or Tho town &c
eureka Is hereby established. and Shall con-
't't "i Il Egard OF Fire Delegates. \ tLi+fI ~
-ihT'I' anu tiT>t and Second Assistant. uud
SUN IRE companies a, mty hereafter he Az
A'itt'u uhdrF tie provisions of this urdnpour.
nrt. : a Hook ~ Ladder or Engine Com
n"uH Sha'I consist ot not more than sixty
NUS anu 4 Hose Company shall consist
' ,ri ',t "'lI lh'n '"riN members. and all
-'''ii"'IiN 'uat may hr now or haroaft.r nr-
S5n'I,t IA .aid town OF Euroku wishing tn h,
"i"iij'd INTO sand Fire Department. must
VIE 10 IN. hoaId of County commissioners
~ l''i'Na N"Eltv for admission therein No
'"IAhHlls such application with the name
IA" !Gfriuan and Company officer. To-
,t "lIh tle names of the mcmbcrS con-
C'I".!H- lh' company, and IA copy of Their
B." t''"tttA anu HN-l.aWs: and if such comua-
y u.'efied INTO said department, a corti-
"'V ~. >IEh acceptance shall he issued bv
,b' = hartman of The board of County Com
..,5,i'h'tS, signed by him, and delivered ia
az Ntttl'arN OF such Company.
% All companies who shall he alnit-
,'' ny" sand Fire Department. rs herein
lI"NI'e4sln upon the first meeting in ,Iauu-
4lH' \; u. lN1i, designate a time Tor clcrtiny
nie ueIesates, which shall not be more than
udNS thereafter giving public notice of tho
time and place Of such election. Eacb iIn,nntt
~ Ih'dtr cor Engine Company shall clpct
'ui,n' Hi"mh'tS, ami each Hos, Cumrnue.
mum 'l'rl two members, which sbuil r,.,-tt-
' @l'h b""tI, VIII" Shall appoint on. a.,
. numb o. acct as President and m-. -,
.- >.etriary, who shall BE- cN-oaic,
'a.A Board hail meet ual qualify a, .ocr
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-18
ORDINANCE NUMBER THREE.

DE IT ORDAINED, BY THE q Ny
ID Commissioners Of Eureka CoantN' Nc
Sc. l. III ordinances passed by the Board
Of County Commissioner OF Eurck4 County
Nnyaja. for tn town of Eureka. shal! taNc
III ,ct ana %. in force from and after Their maj
russa-o. and puilitation in scmc newspaper
lnubli~Lrd in said county for the space ot one
vwraE. unless otherwise specially provided,
and provided farther. that all ordinances
PASSED by said Board Shall be published in
some newspaper il said county for th3 slage
of o;r ve,h. or i'm case TO newspaper hn pun
T,,,.I III rrin. th,n by posting copies thereof
in three public places in said county.
Approved December =, 49,.
l.. Il. HALL. Chairman
Board Of County commissioners.
Attest: I. Ii. H~lAENoS, Clerk.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-18
TOXIN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NUMBER ONE.

AMI 'Nh''"
r,r TT ORDAINED EY THE BOARD OF
ID county Commissioners Of Eureka county.
SECTION l.. The boundaries Of the town OF
Eureka shall be as follows; r H..
Commencing at Il point one haIt rnll' uu.
cast from the northeast corner ot the court
bnnsc building in said county, thence ruhnln.
due north one mile, thence running uuc NJ
hone running due east one mile, thence
running due north enc mile to the place OF
beginning. 49,
u. Il. HALL, Chairman
Board af County Commissioners.
Attest: I. II. HARMON, Clerk. "I'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-18
Notice to Creditors,

Estate of Charles ". Booth, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, Administrator of the estate
of CHARLES ". BOOTH, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, TO exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within ten
months after the first publication of this no.
tiee, 10 the said administrator at the office
of G. e.. HUBBARD, A~ttorney-at-Law, Clark
street, Eureka. VI. BOROWSkN.
Public Administrator, Eureka county, New.
New, Nov. -, 1873. nl6-lawiw
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-07-31
Political Notes.

The Boston Globe says in view Of these re-
suits of Crispinism, we hope that working
men throughout the country will beware of
the political managers who, for their own sell
fish interests, seek to array labor against cap
ital.
The democrats of the fifth congressional
district, Ohio, having earnestly requested the
he voted for the baek-pay swindle, he has
gently responded: "Resign BID. I'll see you
in HI first.''
five were asked to say what the democrats
can do to be saved-as a separate party-we
should give it up. But since all their own
leaders are so emphatic in advising them to
do something that will convince everyone
that they are not democrats, we may be al
lowed suggest one obvious and effective
course: 1t is to join the republicans.-N. Y.
Times.
The Republican County Convention in An
droscoggin county will be held in Auburn
Tuesday, August 10Th.
The Republicans of the Western Registry
District of Oxford county, will hold a conven-
ton at Fryeburg Corner, Saturday, August
Both, at ten o'clock a. m to nominate can
didate for Register of Deeds.
The Toledo Blade says the Liberals and
Democrats in Ohio are not shaking hands
across the bloody chasm as much as they
were, but they are shaking fists at each other
and making all sorts of horrid faces.
Northern and Southern Democrats hob-nob
at White Sulphur Springs, Va, August 4th.
Senator Carpenter of Wisconsin, begins to
fear that his back pay edium perils his
chances for reelection.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-07-31
STATE NEWS.
ANDROSCoGGIN COUNTY

ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.
Inc journal says that 300 new buildinos will
aggregate the Improvements at lewiston for
the present season.
A. w. Hall of Lewiston, lately run a needle
into one foot, and has had the other one erin
pied by sewing machine.
The workmen engaged in blasting rocks At
lev IS are very careless Of the way in which
.ney allow the fragments to scatter Tuesday
heavy fragment struck within six feet of
where man was walking.
The Journal says: We understand that the
mI,sputed points between Mr. Nancy and the
directors OF the Lewiston & Auburn railroad
nave oeen satisfactorily arranged. Mr.. Nancy
accepts given sum and throws up the con-
tract The directors have employed John
b. Jones to superintend the work
TUESDAY morning, at Lewiston, workmen en-
gagged In digging trench unearthed skele-
ton.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
press Core spondence.)
The Elm House at Naples is filled with
Portland people who seem to be enjoying their
vacation very much.
The farmers have finished haying and have
secured more than an average crop.
Corn is looking finely and all vegetation
promises an abundant harvest.
Watson Chase had valuable heifer killed
by lightning few days SINCE
The corn factory is finished AMI will COM
mence operation about the Goth of August.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Collier, Hamilton & Co., of Augusta. mann
tacture harnesses and trunks. They occupy an
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-07-31

regild the banners, throw wide open the doors,
and invite our friends to u primitive political
feast
from the Cincinnati Enquirer.
This letter, it should be borne in mind was
written when the possibility for general up
heaval was canvassed among political leaders
more confidently than at present, for the rea-
son that the people had not pronounced upon
the expediency of change of the party name
as they have since done. There are many demo-
Gratis who, like Mr. Groesbeck would willingly
act with their old brethren and with some new
ones under new name, recognizing the fact
that 1t is not the name but the thing that is
important. Bnt the stockholders vote mo-
on this question, and this, we INSIST is an i'm
portant fact. The Democratic soldiers have
right, and we believe they are wise in exercis-
ing it. to fight the new battles under the old
flag. Mr.. Groesbeck will be found fighting
with them. He concludes his admirable letter
by saying of the Democracy:
CATER all like them, and like the old po-
litical homestead, l confess it is somewhat di-
lapitated. There are no banners upon its walls
and victorious shoutings are no longer heard
with n; but it is home still, and l shall not
leave it until it Is pulled down."
1t is that feeling lying close to the hearts of
millions of Democrats which will delay, at
least, the formation and success of new party
which proposes nothing the Democracy does
not DrOpOSe,
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entire block, five stories high, and also run a
shop at PIttston. A large number of hands
are employed. Their business amounts to
Sl5O.00O per annum.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY
Upper Stillwateris to have a shoe factory.
The Wing says that the Fish Commissioners
have returned from trip up the banks of the
Penobscot river and report that parties are
SEEMING in the young salmon They DESTROYED
the nets and notified the authorities.
sAGADAHoc COUNTY.
Tuesday daughter of F. Hart of Bath, was
seriously burned on the arms, face and neck
with hot fat.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
The Somerset Railroad is graded half way to
West Waterville.
Susie, daughter of A. w. Clark, of Fairfield,
fell down stairs Sunday with an earthern plat
ter in her hands. A piece of the broken plat
ter penetrated her neck and severed an artery.
Her life was saved by the timely assistance of
doctor.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Camp meeting will commence at East Ma
18th.
=. Inc tall term of the Normal School at Cas-
IIne commenced August 18th, with Il. L.
Fletcher as Principal
YORK COUNTY.
A barn with 20 tons of hay, belonging to
geo. Moore OF Berwick, was struck by light
n1ng tuesday night and entirely consumed
Loss $1,000; partially covered by insurance.
The Times hears of a case of brutal treatment
IN Blddetord, where a drunken man enters the
mouse OF a SICK man and beats him shame
fully.
Jean Dncharme, boy twelve years of age,
was drowned Tuesday afternoon at Biddeford
while bathing.
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News and Other Items.

1t is announced again that the liquor law is
to be enforced in Boston without fear or favor.
They have discovered fresh water at depth
of eighty feet at Cape May. Visitors to
the Cape can now take 'theirs mixed"
The Worcester Spy pronounces the Edwin
brood business literary imposture. Probably
correct.
colt, with an otherwise perfectly formed
body, but with hind legs only six inches long
and without joints, is the latest monstrosity
reported by the Atchison (Kan.) Champion.
The latest boast Of Worcester, Mass, is
child born last week, whose mother, grand
mother and great grandmother are aged nine
teen, thirty-s six and sixty-five,
Gen. Butler declines Prof Wise's invitation
to go to Europe in a balloon. He says he
would be clear of the telegraph and newspaper,
which is some inducement
A man named Robert Dyer told San Fran
cisco policeman to go where it is hotter than it
is in Boston, and that policeman arrested Dyer
for using profane language.
mo champagne in the referees boat until
after the race is over" is the rule which the
Springfield Union suggests as likely to keep
all talk about diagonal and parallel lines out
of the next college regatta.
"A gay young Lutheran" is what an Oil city
lady called young blade whom she suspected
OF rapidity. The young Lothario denied the
soft impeachment, and said his father was a
Methodist, but he didn't belong to any meeting
house himself"
The New York Herald has this: s'They are
boasting of having faro bank at Niagara
Falls. Every one who for years past has visit
ed the falls must be aware of the fact that at
almost every step he took he has heardi the cry
of ''Fare-ohp'
The Boston authorities have had a well
known dealer in prize-candy packages in that
city brought before court on the charge of
setting up lottery, and intend to have de-
cision from the higher courts as to whether his
business is illegal under the statute
The Michigan University at Ann Arbor has
matriculated Lightweight girls for the coming
college year, beginning in September. Forty
two have entered for the literary course thir-
ty-seven for the medical, while but four have
entered the law school,
A suit has been brought against the city of
Cincinnati by lumber firm, to recover S13O..
900 lost to them by a fire, which they say orig
mated in the neglect of the city authorities to
enforce the ordinances regulating the storage
of petroleum. This case will be one of interest
to all city corporations as determining how far
they are liable for damage in consequence of
their neglect to enforce their ordinances