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A DINNER TO GOVERNOR PIxcHBAcK vas
given yesterday at the residence of Frederick
Douglass by Lewis H. Douglass, representing
his father who Is absent, } Robert Purvis, John
Jas. Wormley, ST., +. G. Barbadoes, John T.
johnson, Collins Crusor, Chas. H. Peters, r. f..
Boston. Christian A. Fleetwood, R. W. Tomp-
kins Sidney Mcfarland, Sinclair Davis, Geo.
W. Smith, Chas. Frederick Douglass, ST., SAINT
Proctor and other citizens Of this District. The
dinner was q success in every respect A num-
Der of toasts were happily responded to, and
ming, and others were made expressing sympa-
thy with and pledging support to the republi-
cans Of Louisiana.
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An INTERESTING WILL CAsE-Surropate
Hutchings was engaged to-day i'm trying a new
ana interesting will case. The testatrix, Mrs.
Jane f. Taylor, died September H. 1872, leaving
property valued at s1OO,O to a few intimate
friends and her servants. She was married
about thirty years ago to an Episcopal clergy
man, but after living with her husband for
sequently leased the house No. 1OS Lexington
ave-, and lived there with her servants up to
the time OF her death. Her husband and three
OF her aunts now come into court and contest
the VIII, on the ground that she was incompe-
tent to make it, and that undue influence was
used to make her dispose of her property among
will, Acton Cavill and Caleb b. Knayells. were
examined They testified that Mrs. TAYLOR signed
the viii IN their presence, and that she seemed
10 De IN the full possession of her faculties at
the time: The hearing was then adjourned.
y. Espress, 18th, ~
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ALASKA DIAMONDS, set in gold; fine roll plate
bracelets. chains, sets and buttons. received at
Frigg's jewelry store, No. 10 Pennsylvania
avenue, near u street.
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nj W LLIAN,s
VI. DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENT,
Inc Largest and moa Co1'sIsts az tAs Gig
Party Dresses at William,
- at Williams. "'e'Pef
H1issant assortment Of Opera Cloals At Willisn,,.
HlnnSs Cloaks At Williams
nea Gulpure Laces at Williana
ReI CAlenctennes Lacee at William
keal Cnsntiily Lsces at willans
1leeant ans from Paris Ct William,
nsiours Venture " Louis XVI at Va lillian.
Gnee Empire AZ William
Seieorated j. b. p. Ccrsets at William
Biegent assortment Of Ladies Under q armenia m aae
-, In Paris, Ct W illians
6Iegant assortment Of Sashes at William
neal Chantllly and Guipure Capee at Williaps
Large variety Of Fancy Ties at William
Large assortment eros Grain Ribbona N w illianis
Shldrens Cloaks At Willians
yress ana Cloak Trimmings at Willians
rarleia made Hair Braids at Williams
Donneis IRON Caroline Ceutet and n. yillemeEot
Sleeveless Velvet Waists at Williams.
Crepe de Chene Sashes at William
M. WILLIAM having his own housa I'm pa,is
able TO furnish the latest Partisan Noyeties for
the lowest possible importing price.
M. WILLIAM,
lal6- Inn No. CITE TREvIsE, PARIS
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Too GOOD FOR HIM.-A young gentleman Of
Stafford, England, called upon his Intended the
and she put on her wedding dress to show him
how she was going to look. She looked SO
wondrous lovely, and her costume was 80 en-
chanting, that he went directly home and wrote
her note, saying that in his humility he felt
utterly unworthy to wed such q gorgeous being.
ami took the first train for Glasgow
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LOCAL NEWS.

&c.
o.d F.lIc,-s' HGU.-Ban by Calapthe Lodge,
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D0.'No hoop skirts are now to be seen In the
streets Il Paris" says correspondent, from
raising dresses on III. street crossing has
ceased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-13

DEsERTfD WYE DIyo.cED.-Yesterday in
the equity court, Judge wylie granted a di yorce
. rtHeslo "setII@ons. TO Mary Stuart lie Noir,
was married in September, lseI at Occoauan
Va. She charged that after living together
about year he lei her, saving he was going 20
city TO hive. She charges desertion ON his part,
"a also adultery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-13

PARDON OF SETH JoHNsoN.-The President
Yesterday granted an unconditional pardon to
Seth johnson, who had eight more days to serve
out on a term Of one year in the District Jail,
and who was sentenced to pay o fine of $4,000
for embezzlement from the United States Treas
ury. The Presidents reasons are that the &C
cusei Is unable TO pay the fine, and his further
Imprisonment in the face Of that fact would be
prepOsterOus.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS.
AT
SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
Corner ~ street and Pennsylvania avenue
An Open Question. By James De Mills
Robert ialconer. By George Macdonald. Cheap
Passion in Tatters. By Annie Thomas.
Bread, Cheese and X Uses. BY Farjeon
Man-Woman. By Alexasdre Dumas
The NJ sterious Guest. By Miss Eliza Dupuy.
Lady Sweetapple BY the author Of an Eyentfni Life
Servant Girl of the Period. What Mr. and Mrs
Honeydew learned of Housekeeping
4 Two-foid Life. From the German Of Won HeIIern
Inc 1oung Ladies Journal; Monthly Panorama Of
The Popular Science Monthly, No 10. All the back
numbers on hand. ~
barriers Burned Away. By Rev Edward p. Roe.
Beschwood BY Rsbecca Ruter Springer
Tribune, Herald and World Almanacs Tor 1874
large stock Of BLANK BOOKS, PASS BOOKS
and MEMOkANDUM BOOKS, NOTE PAPER
very lowest prices. febs-tr
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A INDUSTRIOUS CHILD MrRpERER-TAe Con-
fessed Assassin Of Five Persons-A Boston
despatch reports that Franklin b. Evans, who
is now under sentence of death for the murder
Of Georgiana Lowering. has confessed fright
full series of crimes. He says that in 1868 he
stole away and killed little niece in Derry, n.
H.. aged five. In 1861, he cut the throat of a
girl Of fourteen years in Augusta, Me-, (for
which another man died in PRISON.. In 1865,
he killed Isabella Joyce, aged fourteen, and her
brother, John, q boy of twelve, in Bussey's
woods, near Boston. In 1872, June 10, he Is
charged with a similar crime upon q woman
found desd in the woods near Fitchburg, Mass,
and during the same year he murdered Georgiana
Lowering, girl of twelve, in Northwood, n. H.
His confession in regard to all these crimes is
brief and indefinite, except as to the Joyce chill
dren, which was made to Deputy Sheriff Henry
A. Drew, who arrested him and had him in
charge ten days before he committed him to
Exeter Jail and seven days before Evans re-
vealed the secret Of the murder of GeOrgiana
Lowering. Mr.. Drew says that the. narrative in
relation to the Joyce children Is so circumstan-
tial as to leave no doubt Of its truth. Drew
backs up his statements with the affidavit of
Azariah Waldron, of Straford, who was once
keeper over Evans, and who heard him saw,
speaking Of the Joyce murder: 81 hope they
won't bring up that till get through with this:
IL they do, what will they do with me?, Wal,
dron sagely informed Evans that they would
hang him twice.
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CITY ITEMS.

STRING OvrRcoAre, in handsome colofings
GEO. G. HExNTSe, No. 40 eth street.
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NEW YoRK's LAST WIFE MURpER.-A woman
named Mary Hoy, aged thirty years. was fatally
shot last evening by her husband, Charles How,
who is an Englishman, thirty-eight years of age,
in the employ of the Manhattan gas company
He lately went to Cincinnati and sent to his
wife to follow him, but sent no money for her
fare or that of her four children. Receiving no
answer, he became jealous, and on Thursday
returned to this city, where he bought two PTS
tolls for three dollars. Last evening he returned
to his home, at No. $40 east 18th street. evidently
under the influence OF liquor, and ordered his
wife to lock the door. As she did so he dis
charged two barrels of pistol at her, one ball
entering her neck and the others her right lung
Hoy then fled, but an alarm was given by a little
boy in the house, and he was pursued and ar
rested by Officer Farrell, of the eleventh pre-
cinct He says that the shooting was accidental
His wifi, who was removed TO Bellevue h ospital
is wounded fatally.-N Y. Post, sth.
~Apple fritters containing gifts of jewelrv
are the latest inducements held out by kentucky
restaurateurs.
9It Is proposed in Maine to exempt poor
widows and orphans, who earn their bread by
ths needle, from taxation; but it is not explained
what they are now taxed for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-13

A SHOOTING HUsBAND.-John Henry Miller
night and found his wife very much excited
and trying to eject from her room Ferdinand
Druggist, . man whom she declared attempted
to commit q rape on her. Miller coolly told the
chamber Of his revolver, the ball taking effect
In Druggists face, just under the right eye
Surgeons are unable to find the ball, and Drug
gesf will probably die.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-13

- The new census OF Brazil shows a popula-
ton OF ten millions, including two milliol
slaves.
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We HAVE GREAT FEAR as to the effect of the
deep snow, the severe weather, and the depreda-
tons of birds Of prey upon the breed stock OF
quail. They must have had a very hard time of
it recently, and though sportsmen have general
ly refrained from shooting since the deep snow
came, the hawks have made sad havoc These
high mp, can see the quail upon the snow at vast
aistances and nonnce down to their destruction.
The number Of hawks Is greater now in this
neighbOrhood than we ever remember before,
and everybody who owns a gun should use every
effort to bring some of them to present grief
Neor York Spirit ST the Times.
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AMERICAN sterling spoons and forks, on solid
metal, viii not corrode. received ct the agents
Prigg's jewelry store, No. 4a Pennsylvania ay-
enue, near AZ street.
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ELPHONzO YOUNes q en-

5. NJ 20 "a ssSSskklr SPACE.
HeadQuarters for
iokEiGN AND DOMESTIC FRuIm,
IHE FINEST EIGs AND RxisfNs'
cALiInESSkSIS skAsSs, 1kh IkSkk ffkk AksEsss
Avn SAhkLLS sELECfED APPLEs
0AnnnLs 0RANbkRRIs, EXTRA.
Hinest old BRANDY, Imnortsd a.. o.u.
S MISEs RU n,! aud GIN Mtsed FRTsSH GAN.
PRGfrs Sss srE Per pound InIorssd ooSsERvi
y Large , stock Of STAPLE GRoCERIss q N. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-13

TUE SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE, which
Commenced its sessions on TUESDAY, continued
them yesterday at the Cavalry Baptist church.
In the afternoon Rev. Alfred TAYLOR gave an
exercise in Genesis on geography and Rev. j. Ii.
Vincent spoke on the "care of the infant class"
At the evening session DIR. Vincent began the
discussion OF "the successful Sunday school su-
Ierintendent," and Mr.. TAYLOR spoke ''the
n>e Of the bible in the family, the class, the
church, and bible customs and oriental man.
perSr
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UNDER THE HEAD OF DEATHS there is adver-
tised in the New York Tribune this memorial
service for persons some time since deceased:
BAeIOLI-SICKLEs. A solemn Mass of
requiem" will be offered for the repose Of the
souls of the late Prof. Antonio Bagioli and his
daughter, Mrs. Teresa Bagioli Sickles, at St
JOseph's church, corner Of Sixth avenue and
West Washington place, on Tuesday, the 18th
instant, at 10 O'Clock. Friends of the deceased
are respectfully invited to attend.
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ONE OF THE TWEED JURoRs.-The Rich
mono, Va, State Journal says this of the man
Roac1e, who was on the Tweed jury and who is
reported to have asserted that he was formerly
detective in Richmond: alt is well known
here that Roache was arrested for dealing in
counterfeit tobacco stamps, and that he was ar
rested while in the very act of transferring thr-
teen thousand dollars worth to Detective T. Y
Beach. His companion, Bonnasch, fought at
trial, but was convicted and sentenced to two
years imprisonment. Reaches trial followed
and in the face of the evidence he pleaded
guilty and threw himself upon the mercy of the
court, which sentenced him, however, to one
years imprisonment and fine of one thousand
dollars Roache served out the full term in the
Albany penitentiary, and the pardon which re-
stored him to citizenship did not reach him
until he had been discharged. If he was con-
nected in any way with tobacco factory of this
city, or had clerk, doubtless the United States
officers would be glad to know it,,
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Georgetown Advertisements

0CO1 SCCOWu xAUVOICIS !.
T'HE RUSH is OVER, THE ACCUMULATED
work all ready for delivery; regreting the una
past fall, owing to the impossibiity Of securing
skilled workmen IN sufficient numbers.
Truly thankful for past fay having at rresent
full corps Of frstcss artisans, with every facility
70 meet promptly all demands, respectfully soicir;a
continuance Of the same.
w. III. WHEATLEYN
PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOUR.
ING ESTABLISHMENT,
JanH - Jefferson street, Georgetown, D. @
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A DECEASED Doctor LEAVES Two Widows
An Interesting Sat IN Baltimore YESTERDAY the
orphans court, Hon. Judges Daniels, Bishop and
Lindsay, was occupied in hearing testimony i'm
the case Of Hannah Adelia Redgrave against
samuel II. Redgrave. administrator OF the late
Dr. Thomas j. Redgrave, being an action
brought to have set aside the will of the testator
and petitioning that letters OF administration be
81 anted to her as the lawful wife, A number of
witnesses were examined, and Hannah Adelia
Redgrave testified that she was married to Dr.
Redgrave on the 10th of August, 1856. in Prairie
du Chen, Wisconsin. and lived with him about
three years in keokuk, Iowa. The defendant
claimed that Dr. Redgrave was married on the
sd OF November, 1854, to Miss Margaret Rial.
now Mrs. Brown, of this city, and she being
callt q, testified that the marriage ceremony was
performed at the Office Of the deceased i'm Balti-
more, and that she lived with him about one
month: A number of other witnesses were ey-
amined, but the testimony related chiefly to the
alleged marriages. The amount involved is
about 1900. The arguments will commence to-
day.-Bdltimore Gazette 13tb
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SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS.

In consequence Of the lateness of the season, and
preparing for large Spring stock, offer for the
NEXT THIRTY DAYS SPECIAL BARGAINS
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ONE Boy KILLS ANoTaER WITH RutcK.-
boy named Frank Near, who resides at No.
lbs Rivington street, was passing through
TOmpkins square about two weeks ago. a $50
snow balls, bricks, sc. Surprising him to be OF
the party, one CT the boys threw a brick at him
which struck him on the head and fractured
the skull, causing his death on Monday. The
police are making efforts to discover the boy
who threw the brick, but as yet have been un-
suCcesxlnl--N N. Y
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AN ARTICLE OF TRrB MKRrr.-"Bro,rn's
BrnneAial Troekes. are the most popular article
and Coughs, and this popularity is based upon
real merit. cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-13

man Bradley, of the fifteenth precinct, who was
commended by the police board for his heroic
conduct in saving lives at the fire in Lima
Edwin's theater, while passing through east 18th
street, about 1:20 o'clock yesterday morning,
heard screams coming from the house No. Is.
He entered the building and found that the
clothes of Mary BronteI, one of the inmates
had taken fire from CRATE, and that the woman
was being burned to death. The rOundsman
threw her down on the floor, and succeeded In
smothering the flames with a great coat. The
woman was taken to Bellevue hospital, where
her injuries were pronounced fatal. ROundsman
Bradley was severely burned about the hands,
n. J.. Times, 10th.
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NOT 9rILTY.-The trial of Rev. Mr.. LOTUS,
the ffrst one of the Galway priests brought be-
fOre5he Court Of Queens Bench in Dublin on
the charge of having illegally used spiritual in
fueDce to intimidate voters and secure the cleo
ton Of Capt. Nolan to Parliament, was brought
to a conclusion yesterday, and resulted in ac-
quittal, the jury having failed to agree. An
immense thrOng was gathered In the court
room, and the announcement of the result was
received with tumultuous applause, which the
Judge vainly endeavored to check.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-13

PoNp's ExTRAcT-FOr twenty-five years the
peoples remedy, for what? See Pond's Extrac,
Book. 2,1o:25
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FLOUR.
SUNDRIES.

parsi,e,eS & as We cannot guarantee the sbov.
~" prices Tor any definite length Of time
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BFNETIT NtGHr. - Me>srS. Buckingham.
. an!i>On and Foster, three worthy gentlemen,
" ho are pleasantly remembered by the patrons
81 the late National Theater for their uniform
courtesy. have benefit at Willard Hall to-
MoTrow night which u Il hoped will realize
them 2 handsome sum- The bill includes s.Nan
the GOosl-for-NOthing;" a grand olio intro
.lutiug Geo ;. Knight. Dick Parker, AMI Pat
Rooney. and the comic pantom' me OF the
q Magic Trumpet"
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GRANDEST SCHEME OF THE AGE
$500, 900 CASH G1FTSl
100000 for emily $40.

Under authority Of special legislative act of March
l6; ~, the Trustees now announce the THIRD
GRAND GIFT CONCERT, for the Benefit of the
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, to come OF
ct Liberty Hall, Louisville, KY, ON
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DESTITUTE AND CRAM This morning.
Lieut.. Noonau, of the sanitary police. obtained
q permit for the conveyance OF an unfortunate
iuEatic, named James Curran, to the insane
asylum. He came to this city on the 18th inst,
and was found wandering about the Capitol
grounds in destitute condition He says he is
from Pennsy lvania. and served in the army be-
fore Richmond. and saws the United States gov
eminent owes him a claim of $50 900 for gallant
conduct during his enlistment 1t is a common
subject Of remark among the police that
cranky" people are continually coming here
from AL paTts of the country. and the expense
of their maintenance is ssdiied on the Dis
IIfct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-13

C. s. o'HARE 4 son,
Wholesale and Retail er.c.r,
1918 SsrsafA st5sa NorIa,cs,t. sar... Mas
SUGARS. MoLAssFs AZ
tfuehed SranUlated and Powdered Suearr p. IN.
Our View 0rlean. Malssses l. handsome
Extra quality Drip Syrup.
u., FLOUR, SC
on, s nay and Ienneys best Family ana Q
~ lbs. LEAF LARD, 81
SOAP SOAP
Proctor camble's Oleine Soar No cent. ,.r -.
bar' ga cents per ID. for box 81 g. he
CANDLES
" AK Canciesl Wax Candles Way C.nsl..,
lbs good Raieins for -
a.. Lefhofn titron per lb-..-.....
nnsnlots . celebrated Mince Neat, he for ~
r VIZ = ppie Cider, per gallon. ..-....... ~
Whisky YEAR, al -. o.
n. All -, Price Lisss Of other deslsrv ana la
&. .. OsHARR n s0v
lho-r 1918 9TH street n " . hssv..n
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EXPERTS IN THE Platter MURDER Trial
Iile Platter wife murder trial, at Cambridge,
Md, Is now near its close. The defense con,
Guided their testimony without eliciting any
new facts tending to support their theory Of the
death OF Mrs. Platter. The testimony i'm rebuttal
Aiken, DIR. Earle and other witnesses were en-
amined. Professor Aiken gave a very clear
statement of the analytical examination mads
6y MN OF the contents of the stomach OF Mrs
Plater in his search for evidences of strvchnine
or chloroform, and the utter failure to find any
race on poison. DIR. Earle, as a medical expert.
showed that had the deceased died from the
effects OF poison she could not have been i'm the
position In which she was fOund-on her stomach
ana race, but that the commissions produced by
the poison would necessarily have thrown her
are in progress. 80
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i ls don IN. Tomatoes, al ss. Or O. pardon.
io I" siS r...,.. -. or 30
!. sie a Nc. or SIS
"4hsso~sCorn, ~ SOC. or SO
Be.t Family, q. ., - t p.4 : s,rr.
8 btls Chsm oas, Al re per y barrel
TMPGRfASrS cents Per gallon.
We are the sole agents for the Di.tr,cs % ox,-..
for George Eyans English 49, Sre,T1,nSie
sssS. n a. NEEDLES. Have oil kinds: cea,r
- - S-u.e. JG-tr
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DEATH OF A PRISONER IN THE ToMBs-He
eos about to be Mdrfied.-Since the 10th ultimo
OF age, has been confined in the Tombs on A
charge Of embezzlement, and during the last
rev days he has been seriously indisposed.
About half-Past seven O'Clock yesterday morn
ing he became suddenly worse, and died soon
afterwards. Several hours after Harrold's death
an unconditional discharge was sent to Warden
rInley, Out the unfortunate man had passed
beyond the reach of all human processes
Deputy Coroner Leo, who made a superficial
examination Of the body, was of the opinion that
Harold died of pleuro pneumonia. Coroner
kessler has the case in charge. Deceased was
soon to have been married to an estimable Young
lady.-N. y. Herald, 18th.
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The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 10Th street, pays per ct
per annum on deposits for each calender month,
Banking hours, 8 to 4. Saturdays, to 4 and 6
tO6 Tt3. l3tl6
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THE COrRTS.

POLICE COURT, JHdes SaeH-To-day, f.
Greenapple, a huckster. was charged wi n exposing
for sale uuw hoesome food i'm the Centre market
DIR. Verdi h-aith ofhcer, testified that he found
among sixty chickens ON Greenapple's stand nifty in
a state Of decomposition The Judge said il seemed
TO him that any honest dealer, when he a de his
meat in bad state, should withdraw H. If there IL
anything poor people entitled to il is hoiesome
food and so far as the court can, IL will protect
them He fined the accused SIS. Edwin r Hodges
was charged with threats Of personal violence to
Louisa A. Mitchell. his former wife from whom he
has been divorced Accused il young man. and the
complainant quite a good looking young woman.
She testified that whenever she leaves her residence
70 &c to the office where she is employed Hodges fol-
lows her, and threatens to cowhide her in public
take her life; case continued. Military Jones
threats Of violence TO Jemima Jennings; 500 bonds
to Keep the peace. VIM. H Piper, a EightinQ alley
ranger was caught on the fly BY Officer Kearney in
attempting TO get away with ham from the Rrocer nv
store OF Mr. walker. on AZ street. thirty DAYS in laif
Moses snowden. larceny Of q horse blanket from i .
V. Nanderwerken; thirty days in Jail.
-D
SNAIL Pox.-Since our report yesterday cases
OF small pox have been reported to the Board OF
Health, one at each of the following places: SIS
list street northwest; Goat Alley northwest;
11lS 5th streetsoutheast; AIT 9Th street south
west, e cases,) and one picked up in the street;
all, excepting the first case, were removed to
the hospital. One death, Mrs. Banks, in Snow s
Row, between and VI and 9th and 18th streets.
was reported to-day.
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DRESS SUITS.
BUSINESS SUITS.
YOUTHS SUITS.

As am determined to reduce my Stock wthor,
delay, purchasers will find it to their advantage to
give me a CALL