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had concluded the company clasped hands. and
az fi~e minutes before Il O'clock Joined in sing
ing Aud Lang Syne,' and the festivities were
Cu6ea.
Mr.. Cake, the host Of Wizards, was unremit-
ting in his efforts TO please all, and succeeded
admirably. The cUisiae was well attended -,
and the wines from the establishment OF Shoo-
maker & NertZOu were mn 70 the mark
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~ Baltimore exports annually ss.aoo. OK
worth of canned oysters
gFather ,)andel, superior of the Order o.
St Dominic, is dead.
Francisco.
~Honest farmers in Iowa fiji ducks with
water and let them freeze before taking them 4
market.
~An Iowa hog raiser keeps the choiers
away by given each pOrker Turkish bath once
week.
~ Mr.. Henry Chairs, sheriff of Anne Arunle
county, Maryland. who has been ill for abou
two weeks, Of typhus fever, died yesterday
morning.
- "A physician of Berne, DR.. Earnest Guisan
announces that arsenic win prevent the de
velopment OF hydrophobia in persons bitten b,
mad dogs. In sufficient doses, we can readily
believe if.
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SkATIsG on THE PoTCNAC.-Yester,iay was
fomac. and crowds could be seen all d.v scat
tered from this city To Alexandria. IL l. n won
der that no accidents have thus far been re-
toI.ed, IOT athOugh the river presents an un-
broken appearance from shore to sbora thara
are many weak and even open places i'm the ice
both Above and below the long bridge The
snest places Tor skating are the parks, and IL
parents cannot afford 10 nav the ria, ch,r,ai
As entrance money tor their children the next
best place and one comparatively safe. ia
around the small island at the mouth of the
very deep.
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LOCAL NEWS.
movements. &c. To-nier,

Nrf.'~aI T.s~'@r.-Aimee Opera BCuGc troupe
IL '' t.aTIH EIyUe.n
ItS~'-r rsn-i3 rr-COr1ic opera. drama. come
dy. luTIr~sr e. soEgs. dances. etc.
H,i'7'r''s Nsg ErG.-PTof. CromgeIls AT
Entertainment.
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How They DO 1T IN PRUssIA.-This is the
way KAISER Wilhelm does il A railway to one
OF the fOrtresses of the newly-acquired French
province Of Alsace was wanted. To build it, il
was necessary to obtain the right of way through,
the property Of certain French residents fred
with the orthodox hatred of everything Teu-
tonic. Accordingly polite messages were des-
patched to explain the case, and asked if they
would sell. With perfect unanimity they de-
clined. Thereupon German force entered the
province, took possession of the Necessary prop
erty, and the chOleric Alsatians now have the
satisfaction of knowing that the only result OF
their patriotism has been to save the Prussian
treasury several hundred thousand tlalers
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y bLACKBALLING AND y Communicative
young men VI this city, RidgelY McBlair AMI
" H. mn, nave been members of the BatchelOr's
German club since its first orranizatinn ber,
Tour years ago Each year there was a commits,
lee appointed &c look after finance, membership.
and other matters. Mr.. McBlair was proposed
n. mt rlber Of that committee this wear and
hiT. Hlli cast black-ball against him. The
rue cf ne society are very rigid. one black
b~i eNcIuoinS any one, and McBlair learning
tiat hiI cast the black-bail. and was bOast; NJ
OF doing 80 among his acquaintances went in
company with friend 70 the house of Hin on III
street, 70 demand an explanation. Hill decIined
70 exp am further than 10 say that he had black
balied McBlair, and the latter then drew his
whip ard used e until il was broken up and
lhsn struck hill several blows with his fist
the affray Ot' "
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HE DOCTORS PUZZLED.-On SATURDAY. mi rht
Mary kewen, cOlOred servant. employed on {;
street northwest, between 18th and Iith lied
suddenly. and under circumstances which led
10 suspicion o. foul play. She had been sick
ohiy short time. the first symptoms being a
n pr- J. Ford Thompson was her Attending
physician, and assisted Dr. j. f. Hart;gan in the
Post-n crtem examination at the central guard
house On opening the brain Il was fouri that
one OF the blood vessels had burst caused by an
abScess or Ike affection, superinduced by
soitenlng OF the brain. Close by this sTO. 81,
found cot OF blood, and, strange TO saw. the
deceased had never complained OF suff'rinT
any. although the affections mentioned are in,
va bly, attended with excruciating pain. IL
NaS deeiced that the cause of death was apo
IleXy, superinduced by seftening of the brain ,,
and an inquest was deemed unnecessary.
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TIE LUTHERAN MEMORIAL CHAPEL-i Free
ChaTcA fcTtfe Neglected CgGsSss-YeSterday Rev
o. e. Butler, OF 81. Paul's U4utheran} church
Issued circular 70 his congregation in reference.
To the organization OF the Memorial Chanel
congregation, corner of 18th and Y streets II
d proposed 20 organize the congregation on sam
CAV, February 2l, and preliminary Meeting
VIII De Reid Tomorrow evening. This will be q
Tree church, supported by voluntary contribu-
lions The circular SAYS: alt will be the speciaI
aim OF the Free Memorial church to reach the
neglected CLASSES largely neglectOrs OF the house
0l God To tins end the plan of this capacious
tuihce &C ntenp'stes pariOTs. reading-room. lee
tufc: AMI school room, with arrangements for
1onii1ally free evening entertainments a lee
fares, concerts, and other social gatherings. In
n word, We propose home in which The hun
artds OF homeless one sin this city of strangers
nav be surrounded by allurementsto yirtIe AMI
rlety, and drawn from the snares bv which so
many are destroyed. IL l. understood that Dr.
Bufler viii occupy the Memorial pulpit at the
morning service. and his associate the Rev Mr.
Beimer, at night, while Mr.. Belmsr occur.es
81 Paufs pulpit in the morning AMI Dr. Il ltler
AT night.
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COOP BUSINESS SUITS. commencing at srj.
GEO. &. HENNING,
No. 40 18th street northwest
IF YoU WANT genuine Scotch or English
SUIT or Overcoat very cheap, 90 to Roman &
COX, oO1 9TH street, opposite Post Office.
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New york avenue and 18th street, pays per ct
thanking hours, o to 4. Saturdays, 9 to 4 and 6
70 o. ut, 1itl6
COKEs REMOVED WITHOUT PAIN, Bunions
Sm6lains, Bad Nails, Sc, successfully treated
oy Dr: White, ChirOpOdist, No. 535 18th street
ingtOn 1861.
WILCOX q GIBB's SEWING MACHINE. The
ceieorated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, 5th street.
Intelligencer Building. m % -
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near IL street
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TREATMENT OF SMALL Pox CAsEs.-Small
pox nor other contagious diseases are treated at
hospitals other than the one especially estab-
hshed for that purpose. Therefore the recent
report or a small pox case at the Providence
Hospital Is erroneous. The greatest scrutiny is
establishment, and therefore small pox Cases
are neither treated or admitted there 1t Is due
10 the public, which is so much served by that
INSTITUTION, that the efro neOus impressions which
prevails IN some quarters that contagious dis
eases are treated there, should be remOYed
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CHILDRES's HOPITAL ITEMS The recsn.
fair for the benefit OF the Children's Hosnital
peftesi the handsome sum of 500. The "a ne for
the beautiful doll house and afghan contributed
to the fam took place on Saturday in the prt-ence
of quite n number of ladies and geu:lemen The
doll house was won by Mrs. Wright of Louis-
vile, KY, and the afghan by Mrs. Lauck, OF
this cifv. Va
The Hospital was also made happy a few DAVIS
Ego ~ ue receipt of 500 as a new year gift
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sRKLIGIoUs Observation-Disclosures afxer-
noon, Annie Brown, col0red, sat on the d0orstep
of Mrs Miller's house, No. GIG 9th street north
west, staring wildly at passers-by and indulafnr
i'm yells and calculations. She had been a sere
want at Mrs. Miller's for fourteen years, but a
week ago left, and returned YESTERDAY. DIR. !.
+: Hartiean pronounced it case Of ''religious
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FLOUR.
SENDhIEs.

'a ~ once, rs We cfrnot guarantee tn above nm
fHaieied Ia" price, for any definite lcnEih Il time
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The TROUBLE AMONG THE BooKBINpEBs AT
TEE GoVEENMENT PRINTING OYPICE-Last
week. in the government bindery of the Con-
gressional Printing office, some of the book
binders refused to do certain work ner la
ON the volumes Of the census-and they were
dismissed, and, consequently, work on those
volumes u temporarily suspended. There has
been NO strike Of the other hands in conse-
quenc, as teiegraphed from this city, nor is there
any strike apprehended. The society win. at
its next meeting, consider the subject
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Nine Bernheim, of Brev0rt Place. New VOL
has arrived ut the Arlington with a ma9nifcs n
asscrtme Mt Of party dresses, walking c0stumes.
sssheinere wraps, bonnets, &c., which She
ofers at very reasonable prices.
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ITALY, TIVE ART LAND. with its magnificent
Suisaihss- stat1sfy and pictures, can be seen for
rrsS ce.s ~ Sroinwehs art entertainment, at
NIliard's Hall, this evening. This l. no cheap
magic lantern exhibition or panoramic DAM
put REPRESENTATION OF buildings and statues, 30
Tefned taste. Everybody should see il
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nRN GOODS.


IMMENSE REDUTTTOk
WOODEN DRESS GOODS MARKED DOWN 20
PER CENT
AndroscoCgn Bleache.I COTTON, Isc
Nanisu:ta Bleachel COTTON. alr
New York MILF Bicachei COTTON. 2Ir
Splendid bleaClIrd and uullrachs,l COTToNS lsI.-
81. "a and l0-i SlIEETINC; from So, up
line ct beautiful No,leH SIIAMIS ,sir-le and
doubled will h. sold reganli-s- ii cost To ce s,s
the stock; Black Cashmere. 81
Elegant Paris X IDS unl, o.. : nartv colnrs 81
STlend,d black SILK VELVET, q inches wide.
suitable irr dresses sPeucT -, and trimming, So,
WATER PROOF CLOTH, 9sc and M.
BLACK SILKS from : y M. Those II = 20. Sc
S25o So, aud So - thu L.st gU,s for an prie.
shown in this CITY since the war
FIANNELS very cheap.
Ladies and Gents UNDERWEAR. and gents
SHIRTS direct fT"m ia. manu:actory. At wholesale
prices. None Euc the BESf makes of Goods krpt
Save money By purchasing of
BRonHEAD & co.
dlO-tfebl 100 street between Isth AMI I3'b
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SUGARS. WaLASSTS -
Cruz he'd, Grafula'ed a-.4 Powdered SugGr. - H.
frs 81
Brown Sugars al bolt m TrirHs
tUr Nvw Orleans VI ltS>"S j. har7sr-la
Extra quality Dlip rlp.
Fl OF =. &C.
Nelchr. Raw and Tenn bet Fa-.llg ,fl NIL
Uthfr graaaS Ci Flour.
IL n. LEAF LARD. 81
SOAP SOAP
Proctor Ganlly's Ns.sa = az. D. -ef,fs rHr rlurH
Tar, Sc cents TT b.. tor haN q a. lb~
CANDLES
Max Candle, Wax Csls.l.- " AZ CRl.lI.>I
RAI>iN>. 80.
Ns. good kaisifis fer - rH
Esst Irghor tftrtHr. Fl It
A-more Cclrl,rstei = --a Meat ~ for -
iUtr ApTle Cider. Pr en- i'ru.. a.
1air ruia BRANDY. TT i.rric.-. a,
hi-ky years ola. q. 4 al
Bring Price Lets q c,heT dealers ana H.
" nil year crd,Ts.
a. =. O'HARE A son.
jclctr 1918 7th street y " h.tv.l, N a., n
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GSome New York idiots paid s15O DAY for
sleighs lately.
0Some st. Louis rags started the small pox
in South Carolina paper mill.
for converting Dubuque.
~ The total number of emigrants that left
Liverpool In 1872 for America was one hundred
and sixty-four thousand. ~
The Jail at Surry Court House, Va, was
inst, and entirely destroyed. -
The "King's Almanac" has been brought
out by the monarchists in Paris The rep5b-
ncans advertise "Gambetta's Almanac
Paris banker bolted. q few days ago, to
safe the creditors only found therein an UNI
LouisviIle, Ky, has the small box and pro-
YSes 20 maze the most oft She even talks
ca.1s It, whsre she win manufacture her own
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DRY GOODS.

The stock offered COMPRISES Cloths ana CASH.
in"res. flanncis, Blanket. ShaNE. Cloak in.rs
isN efS: eNeiecus " OGDEN H.~i-rT, Heavy " iu'sr
EXCEPT Black ApacaS.
EF our : Kids reduced ~ : Sc Our 81 SO
kids FOR : 4. RoGAN WYLIF
gl0tr I01S and 1870 -th -.-,,ot t.or-h,,ae.
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TIE PASTORS CNIoN-Aa Address on Po-
!ggGmy-At one O'Clock to-day a special meet
Ing OF the Pastors Union was held In the par
Tors OF the Young Mems Christian Associations
Rev DIR. Jutten, moderator, and Rev. DIR. Ran
kin. secretary. DIR. Mcleod. of the VI1ette
published in Utah, was introduced. and il was
suggested that he would answer any questions
Rev :. A. Wilson asked what were the views OF
the Mormcns as TO Christ, and DIR. Mcleod said
Marvs were polvgamist wives: that they ac-
knowledged Adam as God, and Heaven was a
poiygamist Heaven. He proceeded at som,
length to review Mormon principles and prac-
tees.
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THE CHARACTERIZATION PROCESSION ANDEALI-
y M q Lt@ D-f-IS -igrcsd Cy0a.-Tha yuIUlnirJ
Inauguration committee held meeting at the
GoytTn0ss Office on Saturday Afternoon. Mr.
~ H. Shepherd was chosen chairman and Mr.
George - Gideon was appointed secretary ami
i'r- VIM. IiUdall assistant secretary. MaSsTS
tluss and Mu!Iett presented the plan OF the
building for the Inauguration bail, which IL is
proposed 10 erect in Judiciary S1uare IL will
be -" feet IN length and To feet in width COW
enHS 0SGh0 feet eft ground. and capable of ac-
con lnO',:stinE 6tip persons. with ample arrange
1ntnts Tor cloak dining and retiring rooms, ami
n large yestbule- The cost of the erection
OCCUPATIONS, &c, l. not to exceed SIS OaD. which
suin IS TO be raised by subscription. 1t was de-
cldtd 20 fix tire price of ball tickets at 10 each
the managers To be held responsible for the nav
ment OF all debts contracted. The military
part OF tie Inauguration VIII he a fine display
There will be III the column several crack vol
unteer organizations. besides the regulars AMI
MAJ mes n letter has been received to the eff
feet that il is more than probable the Allegheny
company. Veteran Legion, will attend. IN
the event OF their coming thew will be escorted
by the celebrated Heath Zouaves ;" who il will
be 10 membered. made the tour of the country
Two years ago, and won the champion Has,
WHICH they now carry, a. the best drilled com
1any IN the nltetl States During their stay IL,
our city they viii drill any miiitIry companv
eIther reruiar or volunteer. for the champion-
snip AMI the flag. The ..DuuueSne Gravs- hat
tahon, tl-th regiment PENNSYLVANIA =. N G.
accompanied by the famous Great Western
bard. OF PIttsbUrg, are also making a-ranra-
ments to attend. The Legion and Zonayes will
u = thought, be the guests of the National Vet
ef2n Union, OF this CITY.
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GR0CERs.

4 =. o'HARE 4 son.
Wholesale and Retail Grocrrs.
I2l5 S,roR,A Sys.I Nos-Lirss-. J,'rr..a y a. ".
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APETTy NuIsANCE.-Itis a small matter bu
and the Gas Company in causing their Bills +
De made out on paper unusual in size and ir
regular in shape is none the less rasping to PEG
PIE OF business habits. Why can they not bt
gotten up to conform in size and shape t, tn
ordinary mercantile bills. 80 that they may TX
them, be conveniently fled away? Can anv
pody explain? II so, let him rise and step tx
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IHE NATIONAL METROPOLITAN INSURANCE
COMPANY elected the following directors to-
day; Moses Kelley, William b. Todd, John b.
Blake, William Wall, w. G. Metzerott, G. e.
Quick, A. R. Shepherd, Chas. just, and j. T.
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YET ANOTHER SHOCKING KEROSENE AccI-
DKNT.-On Saturday night a coal oil lamp in a
house ON Madison street, between 9th and 9TH
ana nj and n, exploded, and a woman named
Margaret Erouse was badly burned. An alarm
OF IRE was turned I'm from box 81, but the ser
vices OF the fire department were not needed. II
~ said that Mrs. Krouse at the time was filing a
hghted lamp from a can OF kerosene, and the
whole OF it exploded, by which her breast, neck.
arms, and face were badly burned. DIR. Evans
has but slight hopes of her recovery.
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ANOTHER COAL OIL ExPLosION.-Last eve
ming as Miss Alice COrnelle, who resides at the
corner OF 9th and G SITS. southeast, was attempt-
ing TO light one coal oil lamp from another both
exploded, throwing fragments Of glass in all
directions, some cutting the face and neck of
MRS; Z. quite badly. The fire was extinguished
by Officers Richardson and BlanfOrd. =
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No HUH1v0SA; 1IGI YIN ~. . ,fair essh
y0 assee, between , snd B, ~. ~ s. ~
~S~SSV s'se9pee W. tSkU
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Tie Patrons # HuSLan,lry, in session at
GsTrretcvr adjourned his alterno9n.
There = ru ease ct smallpox AZ No. 1922 9th
street northwest a. reported; but a very severe
ate O.. measles.
The Iowa Association meet tomorrow even
ING 20 elect officers and arrange for sOciables.
Mes,rs J. ". and II. w welsh. Of George
TOWN. have received patent for hydraulic
Mr. Cbas. Grips fell in = fl on Penr<vlvani,
avenue. between I2th and 18th streets yestar,lay
AMI received severe cuts and bruises. He was
Saturday night fire was discovered i'm house
no loZ3 j street. Officer Gray turned i'm an
alarm from box -. AMI the firemen soon ex-
tnguished tie flames; los about S-On.
Saturday afternoon. John Faulayhill. n car
lthttT employed at Wallis Opera House. fell
Gown Hight Of stairs AZ the entrance. badly
emitting his chin and knocking out some OF his
teeth
I. Miss Susan Il. Anthony AMI Mrs. Gage have
air' az arrived here 10 attend the National
NomaT's Suffrage convention. at Lincoln Hall,
ca 4 thursday and Friday next. They have rooms
81 the Continental hotel
The ToCr in UHioutown. ABacOstia, or Poto-
mac city viii be relieved upon the authority of
= g. Brown. "niauIn +. Mcs>er, or Rev. Mr.
E'rty. OF Jn.oEt0wn- All parties needing help
must b recommended By one OF these gentle
IIFu.
The Moral Education Society at a meeting
held en- Saturday adopted q resolution reJaest-
ing MI 'OmStocL Ito accomplish, if possible.
What be promised when in Washington. that on
Ihe Isl OF January, lcs3, he would arrest Mr..
frank Leslie
Mr.. T.. b. Hay is organizing a new singing
society. and the following have become mem
hers NesSrs. penRiSOn. Pauidiug Bangs, PraH
HeTTlck. Phillips. GOO,lTiche. Alexander, Bees
ter. Whiting. Bergman, Dow, Stockton. DOYLE
Particle. and Leech.
The meeting Of the DaShaway's last m ght was
addressed by Mr. \. VI. Powell. of the " T.
Temperance Advocate. ana Mr.. ID. p. Holloway.
Re>olotOns were adopted approving the action
al the Board of Police in directing the enforce
Ineut OF the liguOr laws.
Mr.; X. G. Phillips. the chief engineer of the
beard OF public works for the past eight months
fentierc'! ms res 2natiCn some DAYS ago. TO take
th"ct on the ijth and il has been accepted.
Fr hl il's GOES west 10 establish a system of
StwtTagr. of gTa'eS. and plan for water sup
i'y 81 NAT lively Young city. Omaha, Nebraska.
MI tulciazler. one oi the sanitary officers of
the hoard OF health. saws that the statement re-
Gently published m n morning paper IN the ef-
1ect that Mrs. Partridge, who died on New .JeT-
sty avenue. Of smallpox last week. was deserted
hy her friends, IS false. He states that she re-
ct'Vsd the most aS>iluGuS attention not only
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ing rehiafks touching the sable side Of consular
experiences.
THE Army and Navy, Responded n bv
Gen. Sherman. The General spoke OF having
met Stanley abroad, and endorsed MIN as true
explorer, but III concluding created an explosion
OF ninth by the blunt and humorous expre,sion
OF the doubt whether all Africa was worth the
pains OF the search.
"Bohemia-The land where the correspyn-
dents recuperate for fresh start" Hon.
;. 5. Cox responded to this toast in his usual vi
vaciOus style.
the field OF journalism, and makes for the cor
respondents career" Responded to happily
by Col. j. w. Forney.
"OuI Special Correspondents at Home and
Abroad-The rowing commissions Of the people"
To this Mr.. George Alfred Townsend respOnded
earnestly and eloquentiy.
"Ihe Citizens SOldiersNWho rally around the
nag In time OF war, and cultivate the industries
Of the country In time Of peace" Gen. Horace
Porter responded to this toast with the wit and
aptness that makes him excel in the difficult art
THE East-a cradle Of vices, a new field for
Yankee exploration" Responded to BY Gov.
"The Washington CORRESPONDENTS os .h.
Olden Time" Major Ben Periey Poore was. as
usual very happy in his response to the senti-
Early Journalism on the Pacific s,or. -
Hon Thomas y. Fitch, Of Nevada, made the
response to this, the last regular toast Of the
a gostical /. Trip to Ujiu,, read by Mr.. W. p.
It's close Mr.. Stanley said that had the Royal
geographical Society Of England heard Cope
lands description read, the medal which he had
received would have been bestowed mon fhs
facetious Copeland. '--'
voLuHrKkR eRNTINENfe.
After the regular toasts had been finished the
Chair called for VOLUNTEER settlements. Vhen Nj.
Stanley, In an eloquent speech, proposed 81 The
Press, which was drank standing
Short Speeches we're made by Senators Thur.
Samuel 9. Young, H. A. Preston ana Ben Tine
man, followed by q fine rendition Of "Shamus
oBrien" by Hon. Mr.. Dods, Of Ohio, When he
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Court ~ GENERA. TERN-J-aIGry 7crR--
This morning a fun bench was present. Mr..
Riddle filed the application 2 Ct Henry p. Wag-
gaman for appointment as constable. Jolly at
$ p. Brown; order 70 enter Judgment in purSu-
auca of mandate
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Horrible Murder.

IA shocking fratricide took place in the Dark
Corner on Christmas Eve, whereby Robert H.
,Pesitgrew was fatally stabbed by his brother,
"A. NJ. Pettigrew. From che testimony adduced
at tie inquest held by D. L. Hall, Esq, Trial
Justice and acting Coroner, we learn that the
brothers Pettigrew were intoxicated on the eve
ming of the oath ultimo, and went TO the house
of James b. Wiles, where the deceased was
boisterous and endeayored to fight Mr.. Wiles.
Several parties interfered, and Mr.. A. M. Petit
grew then took his brother out of the house, go
ing in the direction of their horses, about one
hundred yards of. Only short time elapsed un-
tia. N. Pettigrew returned to the yard, and was
heard by those inside the house calling for his
brother. He repeated the call three times, and
was told by one of the witnesses that Robert
went, out of the house with him. He replied
that his brother did not go, but that ne had
killed the man who went with him. A search
was instituted, and Robert was found in
bloody condition, stabbed under the left breast.
The wounded man was carried to the house,
and medical aid summoned to his relief He
fingered nntif' Thursday morning, when death
ended his suferings The jury of inquest rem
eiered,s & verdict in accordance with the facts
aboye stated, and Mr. A. M. Pettigrew was ar
rested and lodged in Jail at this place to await
HIS trial.