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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-26
Condensed Locals.

SIX per cent. is gained by paying your taxes
this week.
Plstz' restaurant, Pennsylvania avenue. near
9Th street, handsome fur OvereGat and cap.
Mr.. Adam Grinder, the well-knOwn and re-
s peCted brick maker, died Yesterday morning
at his late residence, near the Virginia avenue
bridge, in the j6th year of ais age.
The sixth semi annual session Of tie National
Woman Suffrage Convention will be held at
Lincoln Han, January lGth and 18th, Susan Il
Anthony, president.
Mr.. Charles Schroth, bacon dealer, of this
city, who was so seriously injured a short time
ago by tal in Baltimore, has been brought
home. One OF his knee caps is gone entirely.
and be Is badly hurt about the head.
Rev. Father Marks, OF the immaculate Con
ceptiOn church, leaves this city this week for
Florida, for the benefit OF his health, ana will
be absent about six months. he has been suf-
ferlng with bronchitis for some time.
"Jusfitia' writes in advocacy OF the election
OF Rev. T. ID. Owen, of this city, TO be chaplain
OF the Senate, in place of DIR. Newman. now in
japan, on the ground that he supplied DR.. rs
place some two months last winter during his
absence, 20 the full satisfaction OF the mem
beTE.
Yesterday officer Richardson picked up a man
named Thomas Egan, stranger in the city.
IN Purdy's court, whom he found with his head
badly cut, and took him TO the 9TH precinct sta
effects OF LIQUOR.
OF Franklin Square as the pupils were leaving
the Franklin school building singled out two
small girls, and persisted in walking near them,
making Indecent propositions to them. He has
escaped this time, bat had better be careful, as
his punishment will be swift and sure if caught
80 y esterday there was filed in the Office of the
recorder of deeds a certificate of incorporation
OF the Westminster Presbyterian church, CRev.
Mr.. Bittinger' - TO be located on Tth between
ID and streets southwest, The trustees named
are james Savers, Joseph Nj. Wilson, Samuel
Gedney. William Messer, Charles Il. Church
Abraham pepue. II. Mcintire, Finley atti-
more, ard u. +. Holman.
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Lewis Harris, John Pollard, Colu N bus .rIb-r
George Walker, Joseph will ans John .hrn.
kopf; Waterman at legislative hail, W IN. Sayres;
Waterman at city hall. - st ,phensln; mes
senger to collector, NJ. I. Chip nan; messenger
to register, j. r. Niedtelt.
1t is not known yet what cl,rSs will be
drOuptd,
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SUDDEN DEATH FROM APOPLExY.-Yester-
Gay about 80 clock Z. m, Officer Moore AMI
Sergeant eTLOn picked mp a man named John
rune, real estate broker, of this city. who
appeared quite unwell and took him to the
central guard house, where be was placed in a
warm cell and made Is com Ortable as possible
WIN The means at hand. About L O'Clock last
night the attention Of the station keeper Mr.
hCtattr aH, was called by a lodger in the same
cell 10 the condition OF Mr.. Hume and it was
found nat he was seriously III. Dr. Duncauson
was called IN and pronounced him to be suffer
ing from aPopleNy sGperinduced by alcoholic
drinks, and advised his removal 70 the PrOyi-
denCe hospital. At a quarter past , O'Clock
Iriyate Powell procured a hack and conveyed
the patient 70 the hospital as directed and on
MS arrival whiie enteavOring to remove him
from the hack the nan expired aud he was
conveyed back to the station and Coroner pat
terSOn notified. On arriving ana reviewing the
BODY ms morning the coroner deemed
an inquest unnecessary. At late hour
ne body was turned over to the relatives
OF the deceased for interment. He was a
single man about - years or age, and had been
boarding al the American house for some time
past. -"
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he SUPERINTENDENT or STREETS has been
directed to have a plank footwalk laid ar tha
intersection OF and 18th streets. street be-
tween North Capitol and LIST streets east and
massachusetts, avenue, between the 10th and p
streets circles, are to be lighted with pas. ana
additional lamps have been ordered. 4 narrow
plank tootwalk has been ordered on east side of
2th, between VI and y streets
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BIZ WISE To-DAY.-'ris madness 20 neglect q
cough or cold, however slight. CONSERVATION
may follow, and though DIR. wistar's BalSsm OF
VIA Cherry has frequently cured this much
dreaded disease, il almost invariably cures the
primary diseases of the throat, lungs and chest,
where other remedies fail q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-26

TRE BOARD OF HEALTH met last night, and
the health officer submitted a synopsis Of opera
tfOns OF his Office for the week ending November
I'D. Mr.. MaTbuTy, from the committee on
finance, presented bill of 81 ,G6G Sc for the re-
mOvAl OF night soil, which was approved. and
ordered q be paid when funds become ayaila-
bic. Prof LangstOn, from the special commit
tee, TO whom was referred the matter of trans
feTring the dumping wharyeS at Eth and :
streets from 7. p. Sawyer * Co. to Bradley &
Co teNCayating company reported that salts
factory arrangements had been effected between
Messrs, Bradley X Co. and Messrs. Sawyer &
Co whereby Il has been decided that the latter
trm continue IN control of the wharves and
take charge Of the emptying OF all barrels de
posted there by the former company, receiving
so week as conversation. The committee
asked that the subject OF investigating and i'm
proving the buildings be referred to the health
officer. adopted. Prof. LangStOn and Dr. Bliss
were appointed committee to select an apprO-
Pirate seal for the use OF the board.
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DR.. BUIL's Cough syrup Is fast taking the
place Of all the od-fashi0nsd cough remedies.
IL never fails 20 relieve the most violent cold,
and Tor throat diseases 10 l. invaluable
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=, IHE T RoPRIKroRs OF the G. q. ID. Carpe,
house wish us 10 state that their prices on car
pets, OH cioth, &c, are lower than the prices
advertised IN the papers. Give them a cau Al
904 eth street, between and X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-26

POLICE TRArsFERs.-The following transfers
were made yesterday in the Metropolitan police
force; Ofhcers NOSs and Harlow of the 9Th
precinct, TO the 6th, and Officers Peaster and
Nicholson, Of the 9th precinct, to the 5th:
officers Neatman and Sneed, of the 9Th % the
LIST precinct, and Officers Msrkwood and Slnoot
of the LIST, 20 the 9Th precinct; Officers Luskey
Hurst, Ioane and Clements, of the 5th, to the
sth precinct. and Officers Hollenburger, An
derson, NOkes and O'Hare, OF the sth to the 9Th
precinct.
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CITY ITEMS.

TUkKET RsFFLE To MIGHT, at Sehwing &
CiSrkeis, eth and q streets.
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EDUCATIONAL.

y hS : A. PECk'S SELECT SCHOOL, FoR
- Bp1 :, h"ufl Te-t corner Is Do ava ], -.
w e. mmenoe its second quarter NONrNRFR
uHH % lu-
MT. VERNON ms tITUTE-B,sr.I-T Al n,
- s'h"ol Tor l'urg LH.Li-s AM Li.fI. 4. -
oltrs eEery isci ity tor tho attainment III . ier,l
~, Mr.. e. W PAIRO. Priuripal
Cf French. - 7'"eh' A'aeh't
uuNlg ~ IAN I
ing and Day SCHOOL. gl3 Il III So, 4 49,
ter MI brgln Nov. 10 ISIS. Thorough training ~
and French. H ~ " . ,.tl
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TrRKsY RAFFLK TO-SIeRr, al Schwing &
Clarbe's, 9TH and q streets
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To PREVENT Fever and Ague there is no
PREPARATION like DoOley's Calissys Tonic. 81
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"A FAIR AND FESTIVAL for the benefit of St
Marks Episcopal church, CapitoI Hin viii
open AT p. IN. to- morrow, at Washington hall
corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sd street
southeast. The ladies of the congregation are
desirous of paying OFF the debt of the church.
ara take this means to do 1t. They hope To see
all of their friends tomorrow afternoon and
evening.
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Bold ATTRNPT AT HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-
About !. o'clock yesterday afternoon, as Mrs
Robert Cornell was on her way home from a
visit TO her sister at the residence of Samuel
Proctor she was stopped at the corner of 10th
and streets by negro rutian, who seized
her from behind and attempted to snatch her
satehel, in which was her poke book and other
yaluables. He made several attempts TO get
hold OF the satchel, but was unsuccessful. aud
on her calling for helpa young man approached
when the villain made of, but FIRST dealt her a
powerful blow under the right eve, cutting her
face badly. But Tor the timely arrival of the
young man she would have lost the satchel il
not been killed. as she was determined to hold
on TO IL to the last. Officers Warwick AMI
WbeelOck also responded to the alarm.
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REbUCrION IN DRESS GOODS.
Black, all Wool Saline NAsc
Rla,k, all FOOL sHtiDe 500
ftG, reduced from IS, sc aud 81 ~ ''
tineht double tViiled Preach -Csshrper.s in mas.
shsles al l, worth : 50 per yard
French merinoes t0c and sc worth dophte
20. IS, and g 3cr. '''Noeu 10
GOODS. ~ - AA'a7 u UNI
ONE PRICE ONLY, in plain agur~-
ncys-tr lois and IO2O IN street narfsxs.t
GALL AND EXAMINE FOR YOURSELVES
Aipaoss and other Dress @ oods at popular prices,
Blankets, Comforts, Fannels, shectinEs and i..as
At greatly rUduSad figures -'-e"S
Dry Goods Of all kinds AT right prices,
Bargaips In Gents and Ladies' Linen Handker.
EMORY BANTER,
ootS-u 1920 P-BnzyIvauia avenue
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THETHEATKR CoMIQUE continues to offer q
variety OF entertainments nightly. Besides
Daniel +. kalton, in the great sensational
drama Of wild Bill, }" there are songs, dances,
and any number of amusing novelties, which
cannot fail 70 please. A matinee win be given
No uoIrow afternoon.
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IHs NATIONAL SAVINGS bANK, corner OF
New York sveaue and 18th street, psys per c.
per snnum on deposits for each calender month.
Banking hours, Q to T. Saturdays, . to 4 and
70 d Tt3, lltle
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THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR!

sFstore open until p. m, and on Saturday until
ii p. IN. npyT-fr
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THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales Of 1872
were S2l9, $50. cps wtf
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jew ELRT.
Silver Ware,
Fancy Goods,
LOT me Holidays, at Prigg's Jewelry Store No.
4o' Pennsylvania avenue, near AZ street
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'FTDKLIA, OR The FIRE WAIF,' at Walls
Opera House, is one of those highly sensational
pieces, which always finds plenty of admirers,
and this particular play l. 10 exception. Little
Nell ASSUMES seven distinct characters, and
does il well. The piece includes the best fire
scene ever put upon the stage here, a galvanic
battery novelty, and a nitro ycerine sensation.
The same bill will be presented to- night at the
matinee to-mOrrOw, and will be produced for
the last time tomorrow evening. No one SHOULD
fail 70 see this charming little actress in her
sDecialifies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-26

A NEW ELECTION COMMUNICATING to the
alleged irregular proceedings at a meeting OF
the cavalry battalion, held on the 10th inst,
the adjutant general of the District militia has
declared them null and void, and ordered all
duly elected line officers Of the cavalry u re-
port at his Office, corner OF Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and 18th street, on Thursday evening, De-
cember I'd, at O'Clock, for the purpose of elect
ing field ard staff officers, as prescribed by the
act Of the Legislative Assembly.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK PRICES
For DRY GOODS,
BARGAINS FROM EASTERN ArCTtoNs
bishi and DARK Blne WATER PROOF. sl0
iue Black ALPACA. SIC
ElnS biack frcueh MERINO, 55c
tenbi" width SHFETING 81, psr yarJ
~ III Llheh IONFlS, l. v-rd Ions. IS.
I nSig NE al WOOL fLANNEIt. %
,, bn.k,5i and cheapest stock II Knit uNnHH
SLo1 HlN Gin the city.
,,,s., Az C0NNoLLY,s.
NV - " bN~ IN a. ~.
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TuRoo-RussIAs BATES; also, Medicated Vs.
por baths, for all skin disease, II DIR. Shedd's,
2)S X street. hans
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TESTING THE FIRE DEPARTNENT.-This
morning, at l;46 O'Clock, q general test alarm
house, by Governor Shepherd, and the depart
ment responded As follows Franklin. No. 2,
80 minutes Union, No I, $50; Hook and
bia, No. ;, =; Addison, No. ). Georgetown, IS.
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RUIZ OVER BY STREET CAR.-Last even
ing, Felix Malone was knocked down by car
No of the Navy Yard line and run over while
crossing PennsylVania avenue, between I'd and
Sd streets northeast and seriously injured. He
was picked up by Oficers Barclay and NECTAR
yey and removed To q drug store near by; after
which he was taken TO Providence hospital.
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FOR RELIEF FROM CoRSs. Bumons, Club and
lngr0wing Nails Vascular Fxcrrs ,cn,es Cb5l-
nlalns or other local complaints OF the feet. visit
Ut white establishment, No. SIS 18th street,
opposite the Treasury. Office hours from a. a.
to =. m.
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WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Bsnms hoopskirt and corset factory, eth street,
lntelli2escer building. lO,2s
THR COMMUNITY at large appreciate the u.s
fnlna9s N Co.
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TEE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.-in the special
term, Supreme Court OF the District of COlum-
bia yesterday. an order was passed by Judge
Humphreys authorizing the receiver Of the
First National Bank OF this city to sign the
proposition making {. \. Rollins trustee, with
consent of creditors. submitted by jay Cooke
x co. TO their creditors, unless good cause TO
the contrary be shown by proper parties next
Thursday The application was made or the
sworn petition of the receiver, Mr.. T.. l.. Stan
ton, ami by the direction of the controller o.
the currency, and after consultation with the
Secretary Of the Treasury. As the matter rests
by law in the discretion of the receiver and the
controller, the order il deemed fnality.
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THAT IRON is valuable as medicine has long
been known, but il i only since its preparat.o6
IN me particular form o. Peruvian Syrup that
IT'S iuil power over disease has been brought 10
hght. It's effect In cases OF dyspepsia and de
bility is most salutary. =
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~ HnIS'
~ ELEGANT ICE CREAM AND OYSTER
PAkLokS.
eugEsly - Uish street. GaargrtaEn. ID q
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THERMOMETERS and fiarOmeters are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ne ar !. street
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DIR. BUIL's Cough Syrup Is fast taking the
place Of all the od-fashionsd cough remediss.
IL never fails % relieve the most violent cold,
and Tor throat diseases u is invaluable.
,TTRKsY Rapids To-SIesr, al schwing &
Clarke's, 9TH and G streets.
JEwsIRY.
Silver Ware
Fancy Goods
LOT me Holidays, at Prigg's Jewelry Store No
vans avenue, near ~ street
THE rReFRrErORs Of the G. O. ID. Carpe,
mouse wish US 10 state that their prices on car
pets, OIL cloth, &c, are lower than the prices
advertised in the papers. Give them a can at
sV4 'th street, between and X.
BIZ WISE To-pAY.-'fis madness to rev,sc, =,
cough or cold, however slight. CONSERVATION
may follow, and though DIR. wtstar's Rslssm ~
Wild Cherry has frequently cured this mach
dreaded disea se, IL almost invariably cures the
primary diseases Of the throat, lungs and chest
where other remedies fail. q
To PREVENT Fever and Ague there is no
preparation like DOoley's Calissys Tonic. 81
per bottle. 90
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales Of 1874
were szls'o6o. t,I2-s,wtf
For RELIEF PROM CoRSs. Bumons, Club aud
lngrowing Nails. Vascular Fxcras ,cnces Cbfl-
blains or other local complaints OF the feet yis,,
Ut whites establishment No. SIS 18th stree.
opposite the Treasury. Office hours from a. IA
THAT IRON is valuable as = medicine has l,ns
oeen known, but IL i only since its preparat.oTi
IN The particular form OF Peruvian Syrup ,bet
Its iuil power over disease has been hrnu rht IN
light Its effect in cases OF dyspepsia and de-
bility is most saiutary. =
THERMOMETERS ANA R.rometsrs are rera,,.,
and made to order by Hempler ne ar AZ street
PONDS EXTRACT Is for sale AZ Wholesale IN
Onss. stot q Co, $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. tw.fN
IHs NATIONAL SAVINGS bANK, corner OF
New York svenue and 18th street, payt per Ct
per snnum on deposits for each calender month.
tO6 aTts lstIs
TuRoo-RussIAN BATES; also, Medicated Vs.
por Baths, for all skin disease, At DR.. Shedd'r,
o6 X street bao-s.
WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
BsuE's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street
lntelliaescer building. lO,2s
THR COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. Is
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PONDS EXTRACT Is for sale st wholesale by
Onss. stou q Co, $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. twftf'
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CLOTHING AT PANIC PRICES
CLOTHING At PANIC PRICES

UNPARALLELED INDUCEMENTS.
UNPARALLELED INDUCEMENTS.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-07-04

A "SocIETY DUEL" BETWEEN TWO NEW
WORKERS. New York has had a new sensation
growing out Of duel fought between two
Of its citizens-H. W. Gray, stock broker,
and John A. Hecksher, coal dealer The
cause Of the duel is said to have been edo.
aestlc infelcity" in the family Of the for
mer, who, deeming himself "irreparably
injured by the latter, challenged him to
mortal combat. The challenge was &C.
cepted, and the parties, accompanied by
seconds aud surgeon, repaired to Canada.
The fight took place last Thursday weap.
ons, Derringers distance, ten PAGES. 1t
was agreed beforehand that there should
be but one exchange of shots. The follow
ing is the account given by the friends
of the parties
At the word fire, Mr.. Hecksher deIber-
ately discharged his pistol into the ground
and stood to receive his opponents fire. At
the word one, Mr.. Gray fred. Carroll
Livingston, the second of Hecksher, then
asked. "Do you demand further satisfac-
ton p Mr.. Clason, the second Of Mr..
Gray, raised bis hat and said, "We cannot. "
Mr.. Hecksher, who had not quilted his po-
sition, then said, Il think that am hit"
The ball of Mr.. Gray was found to have
cut the clothes Of Mr.. Hecksher on the left
thigh, without inaicting any wound. They
then quilted the field. On leaving, as on
entering, they raised their hats with mere
ly formal salutation.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-07-04
THE DOCTORS AND THE CHOL-
ERA

Unfortunately, the republic of medicines
at present in state of civil war on the ques.
ton of cholera. The Strainer faction hold
that the collapse is caused by the sudden
and enormous drain upon the blood, where
by it is deprived of its liquid constituents to
to such an extent that it becomes too thick
and viscid to flow through the vessels The
Squeeze faction maintain that the cholera
poison produces cramp or spasm in the YES
sells, which carry the blood to the lungs,
which closes them almost as efeetually as
stop.cock They moreover contend that
the evacuation Of, say, or 8 gallons in as
many hours, is natures method Of elimina
ing the poison and curing the patient, and
should not be interfered with. These theo-
retical contentious would be of less conse-
quence if they did not lead to opposite
methods Of treatment AS one party, at
least, must be in error, it follows that one
half, if not all the sick, are medicated with
mischievous skill. Our consolation in these
premises is, that the system of the patient,
when at his worst, obstinately refuses to
take any drugs, be they good, bad or indif-
ferent
There is one point, however, on which
all agree-that cholera begins with mild
and painless illness, which seldom fails tc
yield to treatment if taken at the first ap-
pearance, and this is the important thing
for our readers to remember.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-07-04

PRoGREss OF THE CHOLERA The cholera
has diminished in most of the Western
cities, but there are still about 20 deaths a
day in Nashville, 8 day in Cincinnati, and
a slight percentage Of mortality from the dis
ease in other cities. Our exchanges show
that the whole country has been alarmed into
cleanliness, and the cities are in better
condition to meet-and epidemic than they
have been for years. Among the last vic
Tins at Nashville, Tenn, were Rev. DR..
Boyce, an Episcopal clergyman, Mrs. P.
H. Hogan, formerly OF Lexington, Va, and
a family named Wyatt, i've in humber,
from Lynchburg, Va. The Knoxville
"Press" publishes the following extract
from private letter from Nashville
"The condition of things has been awful
here. Last Friday reported 81 deaths. -
This was obtained from the undertakers,
but | am July satisfied that there were at
least twenty-five to thirty more, who
were boxed up By carps-ncrs Ia ii tieren.
parts of tie c t. and buried. know OF
cases where whole families OF negroes have
died. One ease where the man and his wife
were lying dead IN the bed aud three chill
dren dead on the floor. A Mr.. Jenkins, OF
Edgefeld, had two children to die yester.
day. They were both at Sunday School in
the morning, and were in their collins at 8
o'clock. The disease, however, as a gen,
eral thing, is confined to the negroes and
the poorer classes of white people. I noticed
that on Sunday, out Of Sc, there were %
buried by the county. La almost every
instance, where proper medical atten
ton can be had promptly the case will yiec
to treatment.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-07-04

D. J. Hefren, who killed D. E. Halls
tead at Salem, Indiana, June Goth, was
hanged Saturday night atSalem, by a Wig.
lance committee.
James Gordon Bennett. of the N. Y.
"Herald," is being sued, in Paris, France,
for publishing libel on the Duke de Bri.
mont.
The Maryland Editors Excursion has re.
turned home, making the last 1872 miles in
three hours and a half.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-07-04
c. 1vnnn,,a There was deliuht.

GOLDEN WEDDING. There was delight.
full informal reception at the residence Of
Judge Jos. Il. Sherrard, in Winchester Va.
on Thursday evening last, in honor Of the
6ftieth anniversary Of his marriage. Many
friends gladly availed themselves of the oc-
casion to offer their congratulations and
well wishes, with other tokens of their re-
gard for the Judge and his estimable wife.
One Of tie groomsmen, DR. Hugh Fl Nc
CURE. was present. The other erooms.
man. David Holmes Conrad, Esq Of Mar
tinsburg, is still living and in gooi health.
Rev. Mr.. Robinson. the minister who per.
formed the ceremony, is also still living.