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To BE HANGED ToGErHER.-Thomas Hon
han, convicted Of the murder OF Mrs Lamp
ley, and sentenced to be hanged next Friday,
mas been respited BY Governor Whyte until
Frtday, August !. The Court of Appeals hay-
ing dismissed the bill OF exceptions fIed bv
Nichoison's counsel, the execution of HOllOb an,
has been postponed, 60 that the two murd erers
the same day, and from the came scaf;oid
United In crime, in death they viii not be d.
vided.-Ralt. American. ~
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HE SISTER OF FoR.-Says the Richmond
Wing, the only sister of Edgar Allen Poe, Miss
Rosa Poe, is now in Norfolk, and is coming 10
Richmond: she is quite old and feeble, and in
destitute circumstances The "Raven3 sbo,jd
feed her-we mean that the admirers of thai
perfect and beautiful poem should raise the
meaps to pension the only sister Of its builder
It wenl9 pc the best monupent that could be
raised to his genius. Miss Poe has resided until
recently in Mathews county. The Wing trusts
that when she reaches Richmond some effort
will be made to recognize the real worth OF the
brother by an act Of kindness to-the sister.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-09

VICTORIA G. WOODRUFF LINGERING BE-
TWEEN LIFE AND2DEATH.-Mrs. Victoria G..
Woodruff, the well-kn0wn female broker, who
last evening, at her residence, No East 18th
street, Is still in a precautions condition. Col.
Blood and Miss Tennie g. Claim remained by
her bedside all night ministering to her wants
been overw0rked of late, and that the excite
ment attending on the various trials In which
she Is defendant, has .Preyed upon her system
much more than was believed Ey the unObser-
vant public. Yesterday afternoon a gentleman
called at their office and told them that two
pew indictments had been found against them,
ms intelligence gave Mrs. woodruff a terrible
up to the fnal catastrophe, like one in a dream.
N. Y ErDress 1fh AAA'
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THE QUESTION SRTTLEp.-Those eminent
men, DIR. Jas s. Clark, Physician 10 Qase 4
Victoria, and DR.. Hughes Bennett, say that GO. =
sumption can be cured. DIR. wistar knew this
when he discovered his now widely known
Balsdm Of Wld Cherry, and experience has
proved the correctness Of his opinion. eos
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An Alleged Murderer Surrenders
Himself

TIE WANDRRINGS OF MICHAEL KANE, WHO
KILLED HIS BROTHER JOHN.
This morning, Lieut.. Gessford arrested Mi
chaei Kane, who is charged with the murder of
his brother, John Kane, on the Goth of March
last, at the house of their father, on b street.
rear 4 x street. There was an alteration be-
tween the brothers in regard to some rent,
during which Michael drew a dirk knife and
stabbed John, who died few hours afterwards.
Michael Immediately left the city, and has been
travelling through the western states, but being
tired, as he says, Of running about the country
as fugitive, he returned home last night,
and stated to his father that he was ready to
give himself up to the authorities and he tried
on any charge that they might prefer against
him. This morning the father informed Lieut..
Gessford, and that officer went to the house and
took the accused into custody. He is young
man just grown. and appears TO be in robust
health, looking as If the recollection of his frat
ricidal deed had not preyed upon his mind.
Mr.. Hine appeared for the prisoner i'm the
Police Court to-day, and when the case was
called stated that the government woud hardly
claim a verdict for a higher crime than man
slaughter, and asked that the court fix the
amount OF bail.
Judge Smell said that he did not feel like
taking the responsibility, and suggested that
after the accused is committed they could apply
to the higher court for his release on bail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-09

PERUVIAN SyRUP.-This valuable medicine
has been silently making its way into public
favor by the numerous remark able cures IL has
performed. Its singular efficacy Is owing TO the
protoxide OF iron which Ina this preparation re-
mains unchanged, and Is the only form in which
tins fatal element OF healthy blood can he s1Ts
piled. 6
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The Fish Markets.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF new fish for this
day, furnished to THE STAR BY George w
Harrison & Co., wholesale dealers in fish. Nos
~ King St., 80, 81, IS fish wharves, Alexandria:
Shad, per hundred, sl2 to $3.50; Herring. Der
thousand, So to sc; white perch, per bunch, Is
i5a20c.
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MY KINGDOM FOR hoRsE.-what the purse
of King Richard could not then procure, all can
now purchase for q song. The Sentaur Lini-
ment VIII not raise the dead horse of a king, but
it Will cure q lame one, and-more than that--it
is the most remarkable thing for swellings, stiff
joints, caked breasts, stings and bruises, the
with the Rheumatism who has not tried this
hniment. 9,eo5
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HEALTH. the poor mans riches, the rich
mans bliss Is found in Ayers Medicines, after
a fruitless search among other remedies.
word to the wise is sufficient. m,w,f&w.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLEs.-Call
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 10 sixty dollars per an
mum, according TO size. No business man can
afford to do without them. Take toaraiag from
the Chicago and Boston fires.
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nRY GOODS AT PANIC PRICES.

Great bargains In DRY GOODS from the New
York and Philadelphia auctions Dress GreDsiipe.
a. o, ~ and l1,s cents per yard. beautiful line Of
Drees Goods al less than importers prices Striped
Swiss at 2sc yard worth Sc Blay Linen AZ very
low price, Striped Yosemite al SC. wsrth slc; jot
ioi Lace Curtains at $3.50 piece; line Of bes1ti-
fui Parasois az right price,; q few Llama Lee
shsSs sf hall price. 49,. EMORY BAXTER,
sz-D 1920 Pennsylvania avenue.
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EXCURSIONS, Church Fairs, and Picnics, car
be provided at short notice with Soda Water
Ginger Ale, Tonic Beer, &c, in founts and
bottles, which are loaned free Of charge by
Palmer & Green, GEORGETOWN. &c
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CITY ITEMS.

WHITE VESTS from a. TO IS.
Marfeilles Vests, padded colors and inquired.
Alpaca Sacks from 81.
GEO. c. HENNINe, 40 9Th street.
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SBAD IN TET TrPER POrOMAC.-Mr. n. ".
Clark. Of Clait stUn,, Michigan, Fish Comm s.
sioner of the state OF Michigan, arrived in this
city yesterday morning, having in charge fifty
thousand shad. just Matched, in ir3n-cla cans
manufactured by the Iron clad can company OF
New York for the purpose. On examination OF
the fish on arrival here Mr.. Clark found to his
great regret that nearly half of them we're dead
Or dying. Concluding that the remainder would
live but short time he decided 70 stOp here and
put them in the river. Shortly afterward he
met Col. Samuel Luman and his son Theodore
Luman, ESQ.,, and procuring a carriage the
three, taking with them the 80 200 shad yet re-
naming alive, proceeded to the river, and put
the fish into the water near Potomac wharf.
They are little fellOws-only abOut half an
inch long. Mr.. Clark returned to Washington
last evening TO procure another supply Of sh al
and make another attempt to transport them in
safety to Michigan.- Cumberland Neirx. III in Fl
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Nor As 1T USED To BE BEFORE The WA
"A few days ago Justice Walter had before him
a case IN which a cs 'ored girl charged a white
man win being the father OF her Legitimate
child, now about two years OF age. The ola n
TN said the man had promised to marry he .
~hereupon the Justice asked her, "why not
settle the matter BY getting married now?s' and
suggested th1s hceBse and a minister might
soon be foUDs. The plaintiff turned up her
nose IND gns ntly, and exclaimed: " Wha.. ne
marry that contemplate, mean fellow? No, sir .
The justice held the accused TO security 10 sup
port her offspring
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SUFFERERS PROM CoRNs, BuNIoNs, BAD
NAILS, etc, find immediate relief at DIR. Whites
establishment, No. SIS 18th street, opposite T.
s. Treasury. The treatment often effects a
perfect cure, even in extreme cases, n none but
suitable shoes are worn. Or
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TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner o.
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per CT
Per snnum on deposits for each calender month
70 3. Ht3. l4tl6
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HE NINTH STREET PAVEMENT TO BE Re-
PAIRED AT ONCE.-This morning the Board of
PUBLIC Works sent a communication TO Mr..
Ihsmas Lewis, contractor for the 9th street
Improvement, notifying him to at once com
mence the repairing OF the pavement ON th at
street, and stating that il the work is not fnshed
before the 18th instant, the board will be com
PEELED to employ some other person to place the
street In good condition. Mr.. Lewis, il is un-
derstood, will set about the work at once
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THE COMMUNITY AI large appreciate the use
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. is
THRRMoHKrRRs and Barometon are repaired
and made 10 order by Hempler, near &k areet.
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A SHERIPY IN DisoplsR.-At EIktor Ca.,,
county, some two weeks sQo a coIares m =
named Alex. johnson broke into an anction
store and stole quantity OF goods. ON Wednes-
day night Sheriff White, who resorted 10 the
RUE Of putting on female clothis.g mana get ~
track the thief and capture him. but not no til
he had inundated hin by firing several pistol
ahots.
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celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baums hoopskirt and corset factory, 1th street,
Intelligencer Building. l0,3
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Public sehsol Examinaslo.s.


Dunn teacher located in the Jefferson building
was E, amineed ts-dsy By Trustee AtLee. The
exercises con isted Of questions In mental arith-
meiic, spelling, reading, ciphering, geography,
in all Of which the pupils acquitted themselves
very creditably: The roll Of merit was as fol-
Jews; Medal, Charles HUM; attention. deport-
ment and scholarship, Frederick White, WIN.
Huhn. and Walter Casselk department and
scholarship, Rudolph Needomanski, Robert
Jsmes Altman, August Noack, Max Fisher,
John Honohan. John Mcconnell, William
Gr,en~ocd, Henry Knock. department.
.se sp , and vocsi music, Frederick
John Baaf; scholarship, Thomas Walker.
Two Of the children who Tor feited the right to
receive the diplomas by not attending promptly
received beautiful books from the teacher tor
general improvement; one OF these was Israel
Sommers aud the other George p. Baden. This
l. one of the schools in the jefferson building
beaIest and opposite the l0comotiye-eng re-
pair shop. ana the annoyance from the almost
constant ringing Of bells Is very great. There
srr i6 pupils enrolled, 43 of whom were present
to-day; II have been transferred during the
past season, and &c more are ready for transfer.
Female secondary No. 6, Miss Hattie Davis,
teacher, in the jefferson building, was ex-
amnCd to-day by Trustee Wilson, assisted by
Tt usfee At Lee; a large number of the parents
and friends OF the pupils being present. The
present number on the roll is IS, OF which num-
~ r ~ are ready for transfer, which, added to
the ~ who have been transferred during the
last ter m, makes good showing for this school,
ana is highly complimentary 10 the teacher.
The roll OF merit is As follows Medal
scholar, Mary Il. Shanks; attendance, - NJ airy
HALEY, Susannah Noyes, Mary Jones, Rosa
AndeT. on, Alice Noyes, Carrie Hepburn, An
rie c. Ha<hner. Amelia Baekenheimer, Annie
TTusleine, Mary Kendrick and Elizabeth Glib
son; department, Hattie Lynch, Addie Stahl.
Verona Larkin, Cora Thorn, Roberta McGee,
Msggie Mcbride, Mary West, Teresa Andre;
scholarship, Jennie h. Franklin, Margaret
Mcclure, Hanne Taylor. Minnie Bird, Annie
Ashford, Lizzie Birch; penmanship, Mary Bur-
nan. vocal muSie illv Allen
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M AuTT1kLL. o. A. BURLINGTON
LUffRELL q DUNNINorOR.
AueueAeers and Csmmlssien MePchanea.
~Spscial and Psrsonai attention etven 80 ~"
sale Of Real Estate - -
RR0DnEAD . %.
6sIl enc Ssd ~ ss - = - issess.ss l.ss
Og = ne y % - veil d.: ~ ~ ~
"a f2z6ss: = 49, T.; M ssiIc IssS -
~ s141s! yo1pn1 81 ~ s1717I
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PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns,
piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throat, sprains,
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
lameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that IL Ia q standard
medicine, treated Of in medical writings, and
known 70 be . cure for these diseases. ~. tn s II
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WOLFORD q sHILUERa.
nSi-tr 421 9TH street, between ID and y, : w

RAR6AINs IN DRY GOoDs.-Andro-cogeip
- Cotton, Nc; wsmsutta, 2Dc.; New YORK M,Iis
nc; sheeting Cotton IN ga, 90, and lO-s; Table
S2S, worth s25s; Parssols soc 90 -, DDS lies 5sc
Per dozen; BLACK Alpsoas, sc. 20 "a; Siotoria
Lawn, &c; Lining Cambrics, loo. prints n :.
Bleached Cotton, All Kinds dress goods At the
lowest market prices, at BRoDHEAD a cos
nl2tr 1905 n street, betyeen Inn s,,d le-h
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The BED OF THE ArLAxrIc.-The steamshiu
Challenger, with the scientific expedition.
ultimO. The s0undings tend to show that the
confguration Of the bed OF the Atlantic will
easily admit Of laying telegraph cables. both
toward the United States and Nova Scotia, the
with an average Of about 2,5O6, and q Gradual
rise OF the sea bottom ut both extremities.
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PROGRAMME FOR THE MILITIA REVIEW ON
1HUEsDAY.-The young men OF this city con-
nected with the military organizations are
making preparations for the review to take
place ON Thursday next. The independent
companies have been consolidated into one re-
giment and one batts 'ion in accordance with
general orders No. l., the former STYLED First
r. |iment National Guards, District of Column
bia, and he latter first battalion of coIored
men The three companies OF cavalry have
been consolidated nto a battalion. The troops
Will assemble at the Olympic base ball grounds
THURSDAY, at $50 p. m, and at d. m. the
the troops will be as follows: First cavalry bat
Italian, Capt %. T. Duffy, comma nding; fir :
regiment infantry, Capt. Donald McCathran,
commanding; first battalion colored troops
Capt. G. b. Fisher, commanding The marire
band has been ordered TO report for duty on
the occasion. Gov. Cooke will review the troops
and at the conclusion the election OF field and
stan officers will he held.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CIRCUS AND MEvAsRrE.-
There was pieasurable excitement on our
principal streets this morning, as the splendid
procession Of HOwe's London Circus aud
SangeIs Mensgerie OF Trained Animals passed
through them. The pageant was by far the
most interesting OF the kind ever seen here and
The opinion was expressed that IL the perform
ancts under canvas were as far ahead OF those
of rival circusses as the street show, the Howe
combination would be popular in this city OF
circus patrons We have not space To notice all
The special features of the procession, bur the
zebra team, the i've elephants, the pony team
and dragon chariot, the gorgeous three-story
elephant chariot-35 feet highland the male
anu female ridels in rich costumes attracted
most attention. An accident prevented the
appearance OF the immense globe chariot, but
~ Will appear in the line of the procession on
wednesday AT the afternoon performance the
circles of seats were largely occupied by ladies
AID young people, and the exhibition was voted
To be the best one that has come to this city this
season clown who doesn't speak is one OF
the novelties. The female equestrenne is de-
eidedly the best and most daring in the country.
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at No 20 ~ street southwest and two st No
9Th street southeast yesterday and none to-
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a., AN MruLsIvH Connecticut young man sent
his girl the piece Of sheet music ENTITLED ssT
Val meet you at tho beautiful gate.D Her
.atner saw the piece whom she opened the pack
sge, ana after daubing pocketful OF tar over
MS gate, quietly remarked to his daughter.
he can wait for YOU II he wants to, but Won
Won eitner OF you swing on that gate If tar win
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-09

DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENT BY REPUBLI-
CAN GovERNoR.-A private despatch com
montgomery, Ala, says that Governor Lewis
republican, has appointed Robert {. Brickeil,
democrat, Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
OF that state, vice Peck, resigned
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS,
10y THOMAS BOWLING, Auctiopeer,
- .r '...,.., l3c Bridge street, GEORGETOWN

10y THOMAS. BOWLING, Auctioneer,
- '..- '..,- l3c Bridge street, Georgetown.
- A neat taSo-stnry and basement Frame House
"a: az auc:lon. No. =, Sd street, Georgetown, ID q ,
Abetveed high aud Market streets and adjoining
the Public School pro serty will be sold AZ
public auction, IN front Of the premises, To- DAY.
Monday y he 9Th day Of June, Ga o clock y. m
The house has 10 feet front with alley three fee
wide on the west side, running back l50 feet, with
gas thr9nghout the building and a bydrant in the
yard. The lot contains about 400 square feet
1t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN DIR
II GOODS.
Plain and Striped Grenadines
japanese Silks, at 5oc., worth 7S
Beautiful Goods for Suitings, st Is, 81 and Soc
Victoria Lawns, from DC. mp; Piques, IS TO SOC
Bafist and Linen Suitngs, all shades; very cheap
striped and plaid White French Organdies.
Black Alpacas and Mohairs, a speciality.
A large stock OF Goods for Mems aud Boy E wear
Ladies' and Gents Gauze Under Vests
Call and buy real bargains of
BENJAMIN MILLER
mZS-u lO1 Bridge street, Georgetown.
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YThe disease ct Memphis which some cali
cnCiera u subsiding Fewer cases are reported.
and these are Of Q milder type. 49,
- Mrs. Haight, OF Kansas CITY. bor..-
whipped her danehfer's lover when he called -,
the young lady to elope with him. He took tse
beating, and the young lsdy too '-e
..,ss.ss . accident occurred the Union Pscisc
ths n ~ - Eiknorn river yesterday, By which
Inc the tIack, on account ef the recent ifeshats r.
inc ..Ter. One poyDon b missinc -
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed I.ocaIs


The Washington city Hibernian benevolent
society No. I meets to- night. See al.
The ladies OF the First ". p. Church open to-
nilht festival at the Navy Yard Odd Fellows
hal.
Rev. George W. Parker. a coIore'i minister Of
Alexandra, Va, died In that city last evening,
Of consumption.
The lyoy drowned at Four-miie run on Satur-
day a. stated In TaE STAR Of that date, was
named William AbrOns.
The cars OF the Metropolitan street railway
lire commenced running over the AZ street
route on Saturday afternoon.
The superintendent OF streets has bren di-
reeted 90 remove the ed pump opposite 252: X
street northwest. ard nal he well.
The Methodist EpiScOpal Ctsrch at Sligo.
Mon gOmeTy county, Md, was dedicated v =
tsrdaN mourning, Rev. Mr. Norris, and Rev. .sfr.
Cleveland, o. this city, officiating.
The GGsnd Lodge of Good Samaritans (col-
oTrdl OF Maryland, District Of Columbia. ard
~. accent states, fOlds its annual session here
Wednesday, on VII ch occasion theTe will be a
gard process Oh of the ergani "a ion.
The nrst game OF the championship series be-
tween the BOstOns and the Washington club took
place on the grounds OF the latter ON Saturday
last, resulting IN favor or the BOstons by score
OIL e to 10.
elected the following officers for the ensuing six
months :-Charies Hendley. president; j. X
Ccllett, vice president; j. L. Nicely, secretary;
q. NJ kOundaboSh, corresponding secretary; 5.
3 Stout, treasurer.
Mr.. Fisk Mills went to Mt. Oiivet cemetery
on Saturday &c take plaster cast of the face OF
Tom Wright. hanged on Friday last for the
murder OF Regerski, the peddler,) for the med
heal ASSOCIATION Of the District of Columbia, but
the body was 80 much decomposed that il could
not be done, and the sexton was ordered TO inter
the remains at once.
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ADETERMINKD SUICIDE.-Harfo E. Fra,ev
aged 80, committed suicide in Philadelph ia YES
terday morning. He cut his throat from ear TO
gar, and then jumped from the window on to the
sue Wall, where his body was found. The de-
ceased was a salesman or agent for Horstm.n
q Bros, and was married. but did not live with
MS wife. Domestic difficulties are supposed To
nave been the cause Of the rash act.
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MUNICIPAL BRuTALIrY.-The board of su-
petvlsors Of San Francisco having passed an
Chinese prisoners in the county fail. eeverai
local newspapers oppose the measure and de-
nounce II a. inhumAn and contrary to decencv.
u Is thought the mayor will not approve the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-09

The AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF HoMEopArHY
has closed its session at Cleveland. Ohio a
plan was proposed at the last days meeting to
centralize the colleges of the West in one medi-
cai university, to be located in one of the
western cities, and the university to be endowed
with fund Of not less than 81 600 600, embrac-
ing FACULTY competent to teach every branch
IN all departments of medicine. The term of
thorough education. A Committee was an
pointed to consider the subject and report at the
next meeting. The institute adjourned to meet
at Niagara Falls, June q 1874
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THE pARENrs Of q Cincinnati young lady,
whose Intentions we're suspected, removed all
wardrobe from her room, AMI left her only q
robe de nntf, but in the dun waste and middle of
the night her Romeo arrived, carried her OF
Just AZ she was. and an obligsRg clergy man did
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AN IEslvIDuAL living near Royal Oak called
on the Detroit Chief Of Police last week to as.
Fourth Of July. He was very anxions "a /; nj
out, because, as he explained, sIf you are poins
% SING powder and have awhooping old Fourth
OF July, want to get q red wooden shirt and =
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URCo-RUssIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va
por Baths, for all skin disease, at Dr. Shedd s
9U3 + street. sos:
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The MoDocs were finally driven ont nv the
terrors Of bursting shell. As Bogus Charlie
ssyE "Ihe pig guns fired and the ball came
no understand hoy lido that, and We very mnch
afraid" When they shot Major Thomas. or the
Fourth Artillery, they said, derisively, sThere.
you big gun, you not IRE any more" You 81
they had learned to use our language to that
much advantage.-Coy. N. Y. Tmss.
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AT THE NEW GAS WORKS in Springfield
discovered, by which, it is claimed. better
article can be obtained than is used at present.
It rs q compound gas, formed from a union of
naptna and coal gas. 1t IL asserted that this
gas gives q stronger light than what is Generally
burned, and lie wholly nom explosive.