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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-14
THE C0URTR

CRIMINAL COURT, Jv4g. Ma A,sam-ro-a.y,
noble Z, 9s was entered in each q the following
6Sedah kim@e eSunsy r.s
wood, charged with the larceny Of cart beloncing
70 VIM: Fletcher, was tried. Mr. testified that he
which he identifed - his own sale, and another
sfeS by and The Party rso tine
descendant The I1ry found verdict Of guilty, and
George Coates, charged with larceny OF money from
Michael Mccormick, wac found not snilty-Barrett
Hernsr ysI Purdy, action for damages; verdict for
defendant. Tally Freedm an 3 Savings and Trust
The case of Tally VS. the Freeiman's Bank was
resumed this morning.
POLICE COURT, Jrdss Snsn-ro-day, Joseph
sullivan, q fair looking Young lady, was charged
osS Tse n to
in gre At distress standing the prisoners dock, and
testimony the Court dismissed the case and ds
charges the prisoner, who went on her way rejoic-
and battery on FeIix Desfosse. comrai Is Ia
rrenchman, and not being able to make himself
prefer, and the testimony to the effect that a
number OF frenehmen were in a saloon, discussing
between these two which resulted in the ass auit
Resfo.ss citing the worst af it. Atalie was sit
aud 1t was testified the part Of Defendant that
pesfcsse caught mp bottle to strike at pAtalie AM
bottle in hand fight with at the same time he
o 9sfSsse by the craySt and threw him to the
the saa to- the %
cas S pariies being somewhat excited BY the
on James Roy; S. GRases Delaney A and ps Noah
johnson were sent to Jail Sc days for larceny OF lou
day r0n Frank %s was
battery ON George Warner; IS. Jacob L. LYONS,
hours: $50.
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G 1T Y 1T EN- S.

To HAVE ELEGANT light Biscuits, Rolls,
Buckwheat Cakes, Fruit Dumplings. SC, Won
should use Dooleys Yeast Powder. Ask your
grocer for 1t. us pure Baking Powder.
The WINTER having past and the pleasant
spring weather now coming on, and with it the
travelling and driving season. the public should
remember and patronize the old-established
and practical Trunk and Harness mandatory
OF 0s,t M oS s. T F1, Co.. ae5 eth street
Trunks, Bags, Shawl Straps. Harness, &c, is
the largest and best assorted in the CITY, and at
all prices fm,w.&s
If PEOPLE who suffer from the dull stupidity
that meets us everywhere in spring, and too
olten IN All seasons OF the year, knew how quick
IL could be cured by taking Ayers SdrsapariUa
to purge the bile from their systems, we should
have better neighbors as well as clearer heads
" ueal Win. e03&w
A CLERGYMAN writing to friend says, "My
voyage to Europe is Indefinitely postponed. I
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
hend Dyspepsia. Dyspeptics should drink from
this fountain. 6
PoND's EXTRACT is for sale at wholesale bv
Chas. StOtt & Co. $50 Pennsylvania avenue
anu py orugeist- 'i'ly"here. t,w,f,u
TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per CT.
per annum on deposits for each calender month.
to 8. Nta. 1att6
THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the usc-
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. 1,5
SOUND FEET being indispensable to health
and comfort thousands Of persons come from far
and near TO visit DR.. White, the well-known
Chiropodist, No. $50 18th street, opposite the
and advice as to suitable shoes
WILCOX q GIss's ssw1se MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, 5th street.
Intelligencer Building. IO.2s"
THERMOMETERS and Barometors are repaired
ana made to order by Hempler, near AZ street.
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The INSANITY PLEA PLAYED OUT IN New
YoRK.-The trial of Charles COrdes, on an in
dictHent charging that he murdered John Damn
last october. was begun yesterday in the oyer
and teIsniner. Aquarrel arose in a Duane street
saloon between COrdes, who is q Bavarian and
Dohn Dam. Ten jurors were sworn, and the
remainder were challenged peremptorily or ex-
street, said he thought himself disqualified be-
cause he could not listen to plea OF insanity or
drunke nness with any degree Of allowance. He
was strongly opposed to insanity, and was so
exasperated against criminals generally that
he was afraid he was inclined to hold Ell ac-
cused persons as guilty until they were proved
innocent; Mr.. VIM. Robinson also said that he
did not think he could accept the plea of iDsan-
hy even IL it was declared TO be good by a court
A new panel was Ordered-N Y Sna ian
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mehts ,rih The Cdrlist F0rces.-General NOuvil.
las, of the Spanish forces, has been defeated by
the Cs<iist chieftain DOrregardy, near Pampe-
luna: The government troops attacked the
Carlists on the heights of Monreal, failed to
dlsodged them, and were forced to retreat
They lost three commissioned officers and TWEEN
~ Privates killed. Twenty officers and one
hundred men were wounded.
The express train from Madrid for Casteruela
was thrown from the track by Carlists, near
VIVA France. While the train was thus disa-
bled the insurgents opened fire and killed the
engineer, fireman and two brakemen. The
passengers and guards barricaded themselves
in neighbOring house, from which they began
Disk hre of pistols and musketry. The Car
lists finally took to fight, and the government
forces shortly afterwards coming upon the
scene. set out in pursuit. The band fed to-
ward Monte Acosta
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GERMAN EORKNEN IN ENGLANp.-How
strongly the German government objects to
emigration may be seen from the fact that re-
Gently, when English spectators had brought
10 England German metal workers AMI then
disappointed them in their payments, the Ger
mans were driven to demand aid of their con-
SUI. Now the German government has demand
ed from the wOrkmen repayment of the money
advanced In their behalf. 1t is possible that
this state Of affairs may lead to diplomatic diff
cuities between the two governments, which
may result in legal proceedings against the
spectators who induced the wOrkmen to come
TO England, and then refused to carry out the
spirit Of their contract; but the fact that the
Home government has demanded repayment
from its deceived subjects shows how much any
leaving of the Fatherland is disllked by the
Kaiser.
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END OF THE SAVINGS BANK PASIC.-The
run on the Washington City Savings Bank has
slnmered dow N to almost nothing This MORN
ing there was about a dozen persons in line
waiting for the bank to open, but no excite
ment was apparent among them, and they
drew Their funds and quietly departed.
I'm the course of the day the bank received
more Oh deposit than il paid out. The voluu-
tsry card published in the papers today from
the several bankers OF the District, together
with the promptness with which Mr.. Run has
met all demands made upon him, has had the
effect 70 completely allay. all excitement, and
officers OF the hank were attending 10 their or
binary banking business in a calm and unruf-
fed way, a. ii there never had been any run on
them.
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CATHOLIC NoTEs.-Advices from Florida
state that tie health OF Archbishop Bayley ha,
been mach improved, and lie expects to return
70 Baltimore early newt month.
The Forty hours Devotion closed in st. Mat
thews church last Tuesday morning. Rev. DIR.
White conducted the services, and was assisted
by Rev. Fathers MeDeyitt and Brueille the
latter missionary from the Indian country.
The industrial HOm4 established rhrou gh the
efforts Of Mrs General sherman and the Ladies
Bene VIOLENT Society of ST. AOvsins parish, in the
building corner of X and North Capitol streets
has just been placed under the immediate direc-
ton of three Sisters of Notre Dame from the
mother house in Cincinnati, Ohio, and addi-
tobal facilities viii be at once afforded for
enlargipg the sphere @: its influence
The Little Sisters OF the Poor who have by
the kiBdress of Father Walter, temporarily
occupied house adjoining -. Patriek's church,
w., .'''ove 10 their new home CORNER Of and
:d streets nor,ne.-.. on ST. JoseI'h CAV 18th OF
the present monthly
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According to Danbury school teacher what
Washington said on me InOrabie occasion was:
80, papa, papa, / cannot prevaricatev
A true American is too proud to beg and too
honest to steal. He gets trusted.
1t is getting so mild now that people can dress
IN their bedrooms. There isn't much fun in
Swimming bare-legged through q cold hall to
the sltting-ro fire. And we are glad the ne
cessity for so doing is about over.
.One ton-and "a half OF Pub. Docs. went up the
H0usatonic road on Friday evening. 1t was an
Affecting sight to see the starving masses at the
several stations clutchng for the supplies
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OBSERVANCE or ST. PATRICK's DAY.-MOn-
day next. the eth inst. u the anniversary Of
Ireland's Patron Saint, and great preparations
are being made for the proper observance. At
St Patrick's church grand high mass will lie
cele brated by Rev Father Walter. and the pan
egyric viii be preached by Rev. DIR. Rysp, as
sistant pastor of St Johns, Baltimore. IL is
expected that all the Catholic Temperance and
benevolent societies viii Join in the procession
m honor of the day, which will be formed at
the City Hall AT noon, and will pass in review
before the President The procession will also
pass ~. AIMS Infant Asylum, where those in
hre will make their usual contributions for the
support OF the orphaned little ones.
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RELIGIOUS REVOLUTION IN MExICo.-Dis-
patches from the City OF Mexico say: "a short
time ago priest, clad in the garb of his order,
appeared in the streets and protested against
the enforcement of the liberalizing law In re-
gard to religious worship. The government has
issued an order, however, that the law must be
fully observed. Under its operation Protest
antism Is making rapid progress throughout
the republic. This spread Of Professionalism
gives great offence to the Catholic priesthood
who are using every means TO prevent its growth
ana circumscribe its influence. The conse-
quence of these efforts has been the occurrence
Of several deplOrable scenes lately. Very re-
Gently crowd OF fanatics, excited to frenzy by
tie sermons Of some priests, made an attack
uTon congregation OF Professionals i'm a church
IN San Luis. No one was killed so far as
finally dispersed the riOters.S
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WOMEN PHARMACEUTIsrs.-At the last pre-
liminary examination Of the Pharmaceutical
Society, Miss Rose Coombs Minshull headed
the pass list Of 166 London students. For this
examination 31s candidates presented them
selves, Of whom 241 failed. Mrs. Ella Lawson,
who recently passed the preliminary examina-
ton of the Society Of ApOthecaries of London.
has been admitted Bachelies des Sciences ct
des Lettres Of the Faculty of Paris.
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SMALL Pox QCARANTINE.-This morning
two men with the small pox-Edward Green.
white man from Richmond, Va, and VIM
johnson, eolOred, employed near the Baltimore
and Ohio depot-were directed to Police head
quarters. They were placed in the center of
Louisiana avenue TO be kept from contact with
citizens, but almost all passers seeing them
there walked uncomfOrtably rear, when one of
the sanitary officers imDrOvised n seat in the
City Hall lot, on which the sick men took rest
until the ambulance came for them and removed
them to the hospital. This was done in 80
minutes after their arrival at Headquarters
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LIVE STOCK MAEKET--Bodrd If Health In
sPecfions.-At Clarks hog pens Tuesday 40
swine were offered; sold same as last week At
Drovers Rest Yesterday SIS head of cattle were
on sale. Louis Munder, Mr.. Kengler and others
had some OF the finest cattle that have been
offered for months past, but the market seemed
very dull. About 200 cattle were left over. The
choice sold for cents. About 500 sheep were
offered $50 sold to butchers, 7a7 cents, is cows
and calves sold from SIS to $40.
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THE HUSTON SCANDAL-Ths Church Ccmr,;,-
zee AtiH Inres'igdtinJ.-A number of witnesses
LOT the church were examined i'm the trial of DR.
Huston yesterday. On Wednesday night the
comnnttee saf until III O'Clock, and they con-
tlnued their labors until late hour last night.
The counsel for the church would not hesitate
now to submit the case without argument DR..
hust0ns daughter was before the committee
several days ago. -Four or FIVE ladies testified
yesterday strongly against DR.. Huston. and in
the afternoon other witnesses were summoned
which does not indicate the immediate conclu-
sion OF the case. The members of the confer
ence are very anxious to get to their homes. ami
hope the committee may be able to conclude
their labors to-day. DIR. Huston is reported to
nave taken the agency or management of a
sewing machine company i'm Cincinnati, but
whether there is any truth i'm this nobody seems
10 know. There is also report current that
Dr. Huston Is in Baltimore.-Bot Amer IIth
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NEVADA AFFLICTED WITH THE EPIzOoTIC-A
letter from Virginia, New, March IL, says: ..The
ePizootic appeared here on Sunday, and is
already almost universal. Omnibuses have
stopped running, and scarcely a beast is 70 BE-
seen In Virginia. Gold Hill, to-day, where there
consequently mills and mines away from the
line Of the railroad are deprived of teams for
supplies Of fuel, and the movement of ore will
be obliged to suspend when the supplies on hand
are exhausted Some Of the mills at the mines
on Gold Hill, Silver City, and Dayton have
already suspended. Railroad depots are cho-
king with freight, which can not be removed as
fast as it arrives. The country is being secured
for oxen, the price OF which has advanced iO1
per cent. since Saturday."
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TERRIBLE TALE or youthful depravity
comes from Philadelphia, where a hardened
wretch, aged three years, forged his mothers
name TO single with piece of chalk, and
bought FIVE cents worth of rock candy with the
hO2us order.
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The ENGLISH DETECTIVES who have been
urearthing the counterfeit fve-pound notes in
Canada, arrived In New York yesterday on the
track Of the Warren clique, who recently per-
petrated the heavy frauds on the Bank Of Eng
Land
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ANOTHER SAN FRANCISCO YENALR, Jennie
Cannon by name Vas suddenlv Ell red Win the
epidemic insanity now prevailing, and attempted
to shoot Mr.. McDermot, . well known capital
list Of that city, In the open street ON the Is,
instant.
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AN EXCITING CHAsE.-Officer Brown of the
sixth precinct, had warrant for the arrest OF
Albert Clark on charge of disorderly conduct
Seeing the accused yesterday afternoon the
officer gave chase. but Clark being a good rum
ner, started OFF at a rafting pace, and led his
pursuer through "Hell's Bottom" A large
number of persons engaged i'm the chase, and
the officer finally succeeded in making the ar
rest The prisoner left collateral for his APP
pearance to answer the charge, and was re-
leased: but the crowd of idlers who had pur-
sued him, for want of something better to do,
loitered around the corners and discussed the
affair; one Of the gang asserting that the boy
had shot and killed a schoolmate. The rest
were guliible enough to swallow the story and
in very short time nearly every one i'm that
section of the city was eXcitedly discussing the
supposed murder.
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The BALTIMORE AND PoToMAc RAILROAD
TUNNEL under the city OF Baltimore, DELAYED
by the unusual severity of the past winter, will
be finished in May next, and viii connect by
one continuous line the whole of the southern
system Of railways with those Of the north, and
the national capital with the coal and lumber
regions OF Pennsylvania.-Report Penn. r. r.
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LOST MONEY FouND.-It Is well known that
Alexander Won Humboldt died in a state bor-
dering Oh poverty. His financial embarrass-
ments were caused by his loss, in 1913, OF the
sum of % 600 or sle, 900 in gold, which the King
Of Prussia had presented to him. At the time it
was believed that the money had been stolen
unable to find any clue to its disappearance
Strange to say, a short time since the gentleman
now living In the house formerly occupied by
Mr.. Humboldt, found the money in q small box
among some old rubbish in the cellar. How it
got there puzzles Humboldt's intimate acquaint-
ances exceedinQlv.
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SPECIAL TAX ON NoN-REsIpRNr SAMPLE
MERCHANTs-In the supreme court of appeals,
yesterday, in the case OF Spear VS. common,
wealth, the decree Of the circuit court of Alex
andria was affirmed. Judge Anderson deliver
ed the opinion. This case involves the cOnstitu-
tionality Of the act Of the assembly of Virginia
imposing special tax on nonresident sample
merchants. And this act was held NOT to be in
conflict with the provisions of the constitution
shall pass laws regulating commerce between
the states, &c. This act, which Judge Under
wood decided to be unconstitutional, was de-
cided by unanimous court to be constitutional.
Richmond DisDdfch. March Il.
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SUICIDE--William Garnham, of Philadel-
phia. aged sixty five leather dresser by trade.
and recently from Wilmington, Del, committed
suicide yesterday by taking arsenic. He fell
upon the pavement some time since and cut
deep cash in the back Of his head. Since then
he has appeared respondent at times, and to
this cause his suicide is attributed.
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The following transfers OF real estate have
been filed in the on. OF the Recorder OF Deeds
,. tru.ry g.-Bank Of W a.hineton to Jane. Fra
ser BITS Is and 49,, and wes, bait 70, square y,
Rl S. Ssrs >, square ss 500 s Fi,es
SGsn %Ssn par, q .snsss
Elizabeth G. Bang. e. al: to Marion Eastwood par;
nan. sob square 10 s2o; james E. Arnold S' to
5sIHes C. Cross, part ~ square s2;, 81 ;on; c. T.
g. $50; s w. A addison to C. RUPERT, part 10,
si Sss'ssra to w e b E aeslo e.
James 8. Edwsrds, trustee, ssbs: "a and Is, square
square 80 3 " T FUCKER & az TO efF
W jones, subs = T. ., SQUARE ss,s -; Mat,ingly
ssa :ss ~ S's1 i$s o. square s.,'
W. = sss.s r & ssss:
Il. saeare 81 ssSeS; w. +. Mattinsiy Ct AIN al,
i've ~ a.sspns, .s6f square y
Christian ;Gs 4s square s $40 s7ss W G yohnson
George natiprip to N. E%s,sood, lots ' TO n
sauare 40 and subs 70 and Is, square al, Sl7 200;
sub and south hall SUBJ D, square Isl, s7S95
February a5.-E. W and O. P. Patterson, sub. los,
= SSan T Bs5T Gfs
George Mason. estate Of II o. Hood, s.; W. B.
u.s. d e. % E fhahs No
square Ga6, SI,225; Mohun to N Wizard, cub A.
square 2s5, $40 06; G. III. Whitney to Ed. Clark in
trust, snbs Y TO "A, square 6S5, g; William Glib
son TO w. Gibson and T. Tourney, sub 2, square 81.
S10o; Davis and Stanton, trustees, TO A. r Shep-
herd subs. l9 ard 30 square 23, S9,l00: Jas. Armes
g Evan Hughes, sub. log, square 615 81 .Oe J. c. G.
Kennedy to Charles Mscalister, sub. 8, square 49,
SllW9.
February a6.-E Thornton Taylor to JOSEPH C. G.
Kennedy, all his right in sub. 8, squar. l99, 80 2sS
LoveJoy and FeUdai. trustees, to W. NJ. Pun phrev
subs. to II square 334, S2S7; John Grinder to .
r. Philbronk south half To- square a23, S2-U0: Phil
brook TO G., G. Burr, part 10, square 423, ss6,e9
Coleston Fairchild TO Sarah A. Gregory, north halt
FeSrnary Wv Wall to W E. cambridge, lot 8.
square 335, $50; A. Reed to Samuel J. Cockerflle
subs. and 8, square So, s.; l.. O. Casteel ct al
To r.. III. Ward, lot "A and part 25- square s9O 800
II. Ward to w. G. Parks, do, g; Joseph L.
Inele to X. T. Meehan, sub 1s, square 49, 81 600
G. Kennedy, trustee, to W. q. Phillips, sub. '1of.
square u.s. SIS go. L. DefOsse ct al. to A. @. Tolson
and John ID. Newman, part 2. square liz, $500
February sc. B. Church to Harrison G. McCau-
ley sub ID, square 49, $4,000; d. Griffin ct al to J.
81 TIimble, south half sub. "a, square 465, $500; G.
Wei, ct 2, to Bay,sr, west half lot 4; square
sluare l07, s CSC; u Lahey 70 N. Cosey, part
n if1 1 lot g SQUARE 81 struks to SANG,
,rompton, sub. D., square l57. s2,2Oo; G. W. Stick
j., square $50, S3a, Y. Jones and A. J. Joyce c.
80, 500; j d. Clark to ]. d. Ciark, jr part lot
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE STREET Cox
TEtCToRs--The following circular was this day
Issued from the board of public works TO the
several contractors:
WASHINGTON, March II. tS15.
M -. CestrGetoF fer -.
Sir: You are hereby notified that the work
done by you under contract with this board
must he put In complete order and condition
before the first day Of Nav next. No new work
will be authorized until this order is Complied
with. This order viii be strictly enforced.
Very respectfully,
ALEX. X. SHEPHERD, Vice Pres't
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Wise Youxe LADrns.-The young ladies' Of
Vassar College have formed IN sanii-faIlinR i'm
l0ve-before-you are-out-of-scho club" That
is we'll. A club Of jersey maideus have adopt
ed something better, though, for belle or beau:
"The lips that touch wine shall never touch
MS
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BAyAED TAYLOR has changed his mind about
living I'M Germany, and has announced his i'm
tention Of returning 10 America In about . year.
This viii give ample time for the preparations
TO be made to receive him.
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THE PAsTENIHGs OF THE rRAPHzR broke
from the center pole In circus, while two gym;
nasts were performing upon IL in Nashville,
Tenn, ON Friday evening last. With . scream
Of terror the men were dashed to the ground,
and one OF them was taken mp for dead. He
was subsequently restored to consciousness, but
is seriously II not fatally injured.
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LOCAL NEW 8.


nH>SnesssSs <Ss-s-.h~.nssns
NG.FS OVsTd ROSse.-Chariotte Cushm2n as
''Lady Macbeth
WGstiae.oa TssGs>r campaigning, dane
ing. aCrObstic peTfOr FINANCES. &C.
CSd FsLer-s IEalL-Mac Evoy's Hibernicon,
illustrating Ireland
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LIZ SABRR--Yesterday afternoon Patrick A.
Nevil, resident Of Chestnut Hin, Phiiadel-
phis, was stabbed In the neck with . sword by
his wife. The wounded man Il In q critical
condition. His wife haa heen arresfed
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FLOUR.
SUNDRIES,

Ssi ~ once ss we cannot guarantees the shoxe -. .
sAeieo io~ prices Tor any definite length q lin.
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woMEN AspURoRs.-Judge Kingman, Of the
United States Court for Wyoming Territory,
has written a letter stating that the employment
Of women "A Jurors has enabled the courts to
punish classes OF criminals whose conviction
could not else have been obtained. In murder
cases, two or three women on the Jury, says
Judge Kingman, have never failed to ind ac-
cOrding 70 the Instructions Of the court.