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National Republican., 1873-11-25
Psilos Ceurt-J~ase smell.
Keen ONT the Geld,

Go to ssvage's, and get him 10 put his un:
rivnled weather-stup on y0sr windows and
doors. Many have been cOmforted, and advise
their friends TO 70 and do likewise.
Jos. l.. SAVAGE,
National Republican., 1873-11-25
DRY GOODS.

JOHN 7. MITCHELL,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Dry GOODS,
OBJ Pennsylvania ave.
We keep ous stpek full aud complete with all the
desirAble 00ODSo Of the season.
We purchase at the LOWEST CASH PRICES In
the New York market, weekly.
Of goods can be purchased In New York.
We DO no, now res.Id the oc-, et % our stock. hay.
!us determined 10 BELL Az LOW as the lowest
hero or In New York.
National Republican., 1873-11-25
National aaxinaa HAnL,

!. II. saaier & Co.,
Bankers, No. ltls Pennsylvania avenue, pay 9
per cent on all deposit.
National Republican., 1873-11-25
Wu.hIu.,o. s,,.k Hxchnnxc.

Special attention Is callei to the notice In an
other column OF meeting Of this organization
II Il 10 be hoped, for the interest OF the entire
community, our bankers and brokers VIII be
largely represented,
National Republican., 1873-11-25
Pernicisus PsraatIyes.

hho oihibus iuua VI uhii y ccutaiy hNO tnhi
and saliyated into . condition Of health sud
vigor n happily exploded; but violent and pro
lonked pnrgaiion ~ sttll, to some extent ID
vogue. We have impoyters who aro daring
enough TO offer to the world, as tonlcs and rc-
storatives, the most destructive cathartics, un-
modified by single stimulating, soothing or re-
storatlye clement Compare the operation Of one
ofthese terrible nostruus with thai OF loatstters
three great curative elementa--a toniu,an aitera-
tiye and an apenent. Tue former completely
paralyzes tho vital forces, so that nature can
make no resistance 70 disease; the latter s1s-
teins the strength OF the patient, while Il re-
stpres the suspended functions of the secretory
ofgans and relieves the bowels without violence
o. pain. IL Is simply choice between restora-
tion AND prosua,ion. sf...r. - -
THAT IRON Is valuable ss medicine has long
been known, but II In only since Its preparation
IN the particular form Of Peruvian Syrup that It's
fell power over disease has been brought TO
light. Its effect 10 cases OF dyspepsia and de-
bility Is most salutary.
the Elecampane Cough Drops, for sale by Nat
ans. corner OF ID and Second streets northwest,
lh. N'''''" " '"' '"''
These panic days have snrunk our purses;
The biggest banks have met reverres;
Few pay al CALL, s0m0 not AT all,
And none pay SILVER out this fall.
The oldest DkRG's tho yilles lust made,
The M vast vast Az iMnETE3P9tiTAN centres Of trade,
70. lay up STORE Tor themselves and their
The place TO SAVE MONEY, all will agree.
ID at 3i2 seventh street, between u and ID,
National Republican., 1873-11-25

Banjo solos, Jlss, be; the Great Fire scene. tie
Msuness~THU and .sAT TURDAY.
In pr''iHiibfbss iHiibbss NJ EsSS, sSSsf'A.'''A' nova.
M THBATRE COMlQUE.
GonMEsclSd aoNbhY hviNiKg, Nov. 81
SsNiEi. K. SALTON
In the great Bensa ionai Drama In Five Acts OF
WILD BILL!
with New and Startling Effects. Scenery, &c.
Tho King Of esnsis,s mr. vpnp
Tho sr..,s.i M kssispsn SAs Ha cgnsdi.n s9sdd living
Ih' sr'-' cS,2Rn sGaE sEofaeRs sff eia'T Men,
pfs e., week of tho -A.nls' ssS Ku,.- EDDIE
!. The einrm,pE sccssi.h S II IHisBsnssle,
MISC AGNES SUTHERLAND.
EAaxN And EDWARDS.
The pSsiissssL Siss LsJss 81 s's SEkfss
aEo. THOMPSON.
Tho aocompthed isyonts Actress and Vocalist,
MISS CARRIE AVERY.
Msssr; d !, Hodges, 4 Y buckley andE. Harrison.
Mr. ED, BxSKsR.
Misses Belle Martin, Kate bemont and Mary CiAire.
AND OUR hTuPkNDOUs COMPANY.
sbfRhbp pSsE sSEiIf RLH 22ssltArssffAAsaESr 2s rssffAs2SSr
dIsnS TifSsksafSrkd DAY %xffsEE.
s%Es%,S Matinee. every WEDNESDAY and
sloo .in Silver distributed Nightly sra,uitously
fnpartAlly,
National Republican., 1873-11-25
SUBURBAN ITEMS.
Affair, m Ms~,< PJ.ssa,,

Tho Rev. Mr.. smell, from tho city, prsached to
the colored people In tffe Baptist church on sun
day morning. Ills sermons are very earnest,
spiritual and easily understood wAicH has the
happy effect OF carrying his entire audience
full OF love, and soIne Of those usually msss in.
different gave marked attention and manifested
a seriousness which only such rcssonable and
preaching Va periecaiy % .aSpssd 10 hia .ad,snce
He has become quite fav0rite among them,
and his work cannot he otherwise than pro-
,lnctive Of the most salutary results 1t Is TO he
regretted that the masses Of the coored people
throughout the District have not more OF this
Instructive and practical preaching, which seeks
TO reform he life as the grand object.
not mold his usual service for the white people
on sunday niaIt.
NotIiidsiaadns the hard times quite 4 mum
giving" by our people, who enjoy good dinner
about as well ns any class Of eople In the coun-
Mir. Fabian Is doinga "smashins" business At
Ms store, and u things keep on they have been
foing, by another year he will either have 10 en-
large or reburld 10 accommodate the increasing
The assembly met on Saturday night, and after
one Of the most Interesting and Instructive de.
bates of the season . majority vote was secured
Arstnst executing vengeance against the Span
that ihrcate-ed rueS serious results . lew days
ago.
small, impEomptu gathering the other cyen-
ing at Mr.. Emery's was the otcssion Of much
social ENJOYMENT for our young people. Dr.
Darrell and Messrs. Prcuss and Thomson, with
violins and inia, furnished music for .lhe eveot
Ing, while nearly all engaged In nc merry
dance until midnight. A nne collation. was
served during the evening, aud all went away
hoping ihat soon this pleasant occasion would
be repeated.
Pafk street has taken the lead In these pleas
ant gatherings this season. We say "amen" to
them, because they furnish Innocent and enjoy
shlc ainusements amid the refinement and purity
Of the social circle. We bcl,evein taking this
monster called "amusements,n which II an In
tispchsabie In youthful society, In our own
hands, and koeping u under perfect control
receiving the benefits with none Of tho attend
ing evtls Of Its abuse. How soon will Christian
people become wise on this important subject
AMI prsppic with W What has become Of How
sTd avenue this scas0n7
We wonder how our nelghbors spend all their
EVENING". In literary pursuits, We suppose.
Have our doctors, lawyers, authors and corre-
spondents on our beautiful street no tlme for So
ciai enjoymeni7 The holidays are are fast ap-
proaching, when we hope the scene will change.
Howard-syenue people arc power when put In
motion. Lookout about the 22d OF December,
LOT We ny take you by storm, and have such 4
"forefathers" celebration as has never been wit
n mi vii
National Republican., 1873-11-25

selling piece OF laud, .ths Ia the most delight
ful piece OF land. II "a the easiest land 10 c1lti-
yate, II Is 80 light, 30 very light. Mr.. Parker
here will corr0borato my statement. lie owns
the next patch, and he will tell you how easy Il
is worked" eyes, gentlemen said Mr.. Parker,
at Is very easy TO work, but Ii Ia plaguey sight
easier TO gather the crops"
National Republican., 1873-11-25

" vi. y. A. I.kCTUhhs.
LINCOLN HALL.
1ndependent # tho Scientific Course.
JULIA WARD HOWE,
TUESDAY EVENING, December p
BuDJEcri "Men's Wom<u and womcn's women"
PROF. n. v. HAYDEN,
TUESDAY EVENING, DeccDber ~.
supJEcTi Tine scenery Of opr National Parka."
with exquisite inu -traobs by the bt-Ieoptic; Pre-
cceds for the benefit u the Industrial Home hehooi
THOMAS MAST,
TUESDAY EVENING, Dtoember ~
SuBJEcri "CnricAture." with Illus Iations by Inc
by the Artist on the spot.
TUESDAY EVENING, January ~. Rev Iecture
SUBJECT Might Scenes In uIeat MetrpIplia
Prices-These four LECTURES will be sold tofet' ~
at the very low price Of eibI for the cnurrei or,
Eeparstely at any tine as follows Mr. Howes,h
cts; HAyden's, 70 cG: Nssrs, o.; Coughs, Si'
TIlk AGAs- -lZ sC1ENTlFIC COt RISE
will be gwen In FEBRUARY, noy2Ilv
National Republican., 1873-11-25
ITEMS FROM BALTIMORE.

The tug Esther Fratt sunk Saturday on tho
foot Of Broadway. q
Mary johnson, colored, broke herleg Saturday
by fall down stairs.
Mr.. Thomas spates, weli.known citizen, died
Saturday from spoplexy.
A movement Is on foot for the establishment
OF homeopathic dispensary.
The reports Of the vaccine physicians show
that they performed u ,22o vaccinations during
the year.
Rev. wm. II. Harrison has resigned tho roc
tnrship Of the Church Of the Holy iunocents In
this city. .r..a -.-.--
Philip Walsh has been awarded tho contract
for the constructiou Of the Baltimore city Col
lege at tl0o,ooI.
The congregation Of the Immaculate Concep-
tion church was consecratcd Sunday TO tho
Blessed Virgin.
Rev. J. 4. b. Hodges. ID. d., rector OF st. PAuls
parish, hAa assumed pastoral charge OF St.
James African church. I. F-.r Al
Tue cornerstone OF the new Catholic church at
Reesteitown. Md, was laid sunday. Most Rev.
Archblshop Bayley performed the ceremony.
The steamship Ravensworth Castle, from Liv-
erpoOl, arrived at this port, Saturday afternoon,
after passage OF twenty-five days. Much anx.
iety ives manlfested for her safety. 1'T
Rev. VIM. A. C0ale, assistant pastor OF st.
Lpkes church, has resigned In order 10 devote
mis- entire time To the now church OF 1t. Mary
the Virgin, near FranklinvlDe, Baltimore county,
which b an uutgrowth Of S. Lukeb.
National Republican., 1873-11-25

In Japan 1t takes i've year for the tea shrub
TO mature, though crop Ia made tho third year.
No tree Ii allowed to reach more than nve feet
IN height, and the older the plant the more II Is
esteemed. Those trees which produce the very
choicest teas, used only by the princes, worth
i've dollars pound, are said to be ive hundred
vpara Od
National Republican., 1873-11-25

Al Nice, France, the olive tree is planted over
fairly good year Is $4,000 to 100000 gallons.
This Is perhaps the richest product OF The dis
trict-certainly that which Obtains the most con-
slderatlon from the inhabitants.
National Republican., 1873-11-25

The Elecampane Cough Drops, for sale by Nat
uns, corner OF ID and Second streets northwest,
are the best cough cure ever offered 70 the pub
lie.
National Republican., 1873-11-25

EOHD's OPERA.BOU-E.
THANKSGIVING WEEK
MATINEE On THANKSGIVING DAY.
The beautiful and gifted kroteap Aftnt
hTTl.k MILL,
THE CALlFOnNIA DIAMOND,
SEVEN D!ftHHkNT CiiAhAyIElts.
fIDEI.lA, THE FIRE wAIf.
A performed by her two hundred and hfty nights.
Fidelia, the Fire wAf.
The Goddess OF ofLiberty.......-.
Ike .........'....s......
btfeet tsintef.,......s...ss.s......, TITLE NELL
Edward hUurd..,.........u......
Johanna GrichenhakvlbAktr-
echmtu.. u............,...,-....l ..H.#.
National Republican., 1873-11-25
DECREASED EXPORTS FROM GREAT BRIT
AIN TO TIE limited STATES.

Ten months ended October u, 1SIs-Cottou
manufactures, piece goods, 81, ,4se,s1a; oarthen
iron, pig, o. 800 tons; bar, bolt and rod, D, ,29s
tons; rsllrosd. lso,a9s tons; soop, sheet % and
ca osi; silks, cTStoo; ribbons, cle ,ei5; silks
mixed goods, Ell ,bTa; spirits, i+t,lse gallons
wool, Tso,4si pounds; woolens, cl,0sl, 1Is
worsted stuns, CAST go; carper, fI6o, ao5-
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the Park" THE Old Mill' ofkessler, ard
. View in Old Amsterdam" after Her.
mann, who has no superior IS marine
architectural painter. The literature OF
this number IL remarkable for its excel
lence. There are tive stories OF New Eng
Land life, either of which would be tue lit
erary feature Of the month In any other
mag zine. The Rr.t, Turning the Vale,
by Frances Lee, is csfi oil study OF Yam
kee character and conversation the
second. "Young Martin and old Mar'ih,
by Elizabeth stoddard, is this and more
for to Miss Lees general knowledge OF
Yankee life she adds singular power II
analysis, which impsr,s to her story 'Ie
of interest genuine passion. IL
Rosa Bonbeur ard her Tiger
by Evan Godericb, and "a
visi, TO Mstamo Thier',' by George
Sand, we are pleasantly introdu-
ced TO these two famous French
women. Mr.. c. u. thanly dis.
courses about Lost Music" and the
editor eos.ips in his sparkling way about
the illustrations, and passes his critical
verdict upon music, art and literature
The poetry is as good as ever, Miss Kate
Putnam O.gooi being represented by q
pathetic dirge, AT the Last Mr.. W. W
Bailey by The First and Fairest,' one
of his fpwer.fencie'; John sydney by "A
Ghilani Song Henry Richards by two
sparkling verses on "June, and 5. Ian.
by The Stampede spirited di.lec
poem, opropos to Mr.. Cary's illustration
subscription price s., including Chrome.
"yillsge Belle and Crossing the Moor.
James Sutton Il Co, publishers, 5s Msider
Lane New York
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THE ALDISE.

The 'Aldinc for June show, WIN, tho
landscape painters of America can do
when they have mind TO work, in black
and white. They pain, pictures which
are seen tor short time IN their s,ulios
and then are seen no more. exccBt by thar
purchaser. being, in fact, a. much re-
moved from the actual world OF arts rs IL
they did not exist |, ia otherwise with
them when they are drawn on wood, and
seen by the Thousands Of readers of tho
country, who constitute powerful art
constituency, and in certain sep,e rem.
resent posterity. Mr Krusemsp Van
Eltcn's oil pictures are well known IN
oonnoiseurs OF art hi. View Near
CRANKY, Conn., IN the Juno 'Aldinc,
makes his ta'ent known ,hroupbou,
the United States. II isa delicious draw.
ing-s picturesque us Nature hcr..lt
whom she tries to bo-Tull Of Ugb,
and life and beau,y-"s song wi,bou,
words Mr. II. w. Hu6bards "Dj.,so,
View Of Mount Mansfield /. one Of tho
most delightful Landscapes we have ever
seen. II possesses all the charac,eristics
OF his old paintings, their grace, tender.
ness and subtle beauty, and so thoroughly
that We have no wish to have il translated
into color. These two drawings are tho
gems Of the humber, MS regards land.cspss
Among tho fgure-pieces to be noticed and
co'nmerded are The Signal" after Hall
wig and The Sisters Roman in,e
r'or' after Coomans Mr., Peter Mor,,
con eu's' two charming animal picture.
The Bull-Cslf,' bsrn-yard study md
"Group Of Sheep" which are h.u.,
than any that Verboeckhoyen evar main,
cd, or ever will paint, for Mr.. Moran h..
caught what Verboeckhoven general,
missss-,he feeling, the ins,inc, of N.
animal world From Mr.. W. NJ. C,rv
We have "A STAMPEDE of VIVA
Horses" which 10 . striking and mos,
vigorous composition. Then there is SIN
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POLICE COURT.


Before Y. Bross, +. NJ
Officer Wootea.oi the health department.,
Is waking ur. lie don propose to talk
ANY more, but hereafter when he say. he
wants thing done. he proposes TO have 1t
20. lie means business from this time
forward. Having come to this conclusion
at about noon yesterday, he straight way
walked himself oil down TO Ninth street,
and invited MIR. william Gearin 10 70 with
him TO see Judge Bross. For years past
Gesrin has kept two or three drays and
wagon or two out on the street in front Of
his residence. giving that portion OF the
thoroughiare much more the appearance OF
n barn yard than street. His honor a.
| scssed a nne OF three dollars and costs
| against Geario, and warned him not 10 OBJ
struct the streets any more. 1t is needles.
to say that the wagons and drays were forth.
| with removed.
One Mary A. Collins was before the judge
for sssaulting and striking the proprietr.ss OF
sixth street boarding house. The case
was dismissed. Nobody fined.
In the afternoon the case Of Charles Will
lians-not the b.ick-mason Charlie, but an.
other darkie-accus,ii of robbing William
NJ. Elliott Of s67, while stopping at the
house OF Parson Anderson, near the town of
santa Fc, on the night of Tuesday last.
From the evidence brought out on the trial
1t appears that Elliott had been to com.
ncrcc. Mo-, and when about to start home
he met the negro Williams. Williams told
Elliott that he had been discharged from the
steamer Grand Tower, and was trying To
get back to Cairo. Elliott had three oxen.
and allowed Williams to ride one OF
the steers. They came a, far
on the way to Cairo as the residence of Par
son Anderson. where they put up for the
night. Elliott and Williams slept in the
same room--El.iott In the bed and Williams
on the soft side of the floor. Elliott put his
pants containing the money, sGi, under his
head, Some time during the night the dar-
kie got up, and with the dexterity of an
experienced sneak thief removed the pants
from under Elliott's head, stole the money,
and "yamoosed the ranch" In the morn
ing when Elliott rose, he found his breeches
in the middle of the floor with pockets
turned inside out. He informed the inmate.
OF the house Of the theft,
and started in pursuit of
Williams. Arriving in this city, he at once
placed . description OF the darky in the
hands Of Constable Arnold, who went in
search Of the thief On Saturday he found
his man aud took him in charge. After
hearing the evidence in the case, Judge
Bross held Williams to bail in the sum OF
$500 to appear at the July term of the
circuit court tor trial. Failing to obtain
bail, he was turned over to the tender
mercy OF Dick Fitzgerald,
\ Few cases OF "plain drunk" were tried
before Bird, which wound up the business
Of the day.
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PERSONAL

Mr.. L. O. Harris Of Mound city, was In
town yesterday.
Mlyr Wood returned TO the CITY night
before last. He spent the day yesterday In
in,est. atiny municipal affairs.
charlie Kyle has rented the cottage on
seventh street, lately occupied by Col Jas
5. 9earden. and proposes to go to house,
keeping at once.
Judges Alien, Mulkey and 8 r. Wheeler.
and ID. +. Linexar aud John N. Lansden Of
this city, were IN attendance on court at
Mound city yesterday.
Mr.. John l.. Frost, for long time an en-
ploye OF the cairo Democrat company, but
late OF the south, has returned to this city.
tie Is In very poor health.
Capt. ID. nurd and family yesterday re-
turned from their trip 10 Denver The trip
there aud back was u pleasant one, and the,
were much pleased with the Western coun.
uy. q.
lion. + Roe, United States marshal for
the southern district Of Illinois, Is in the
city. his daughter, a handsome yJung
lady, is with him. They are guests Of L.
Al. Pope, Esq.
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SALE OF SERVlCEABLE AND UNsER.
NICEABLE ORDNANCE STORES.
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE.

Navy Department., April 20. 1873.
There will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder, at u m, on Thursday, May
10th, 1873, at the naval station, Mound City,
Illinois, quantity Of cannon projectle- and
miscellaneous articles Of ordnance. in part
n follows. yiz
G5 81 pdI Parrot rifles.
"a 20 pdr Parrot rifles.
~ pdr Dahllgren rifle.
s 80 ndr Dablgren riill.-.
- ~ pdr cannon.
~ eight inch cannoDs.
| Fix inch mortar.
A large quantity, about AL tons, of ten
inch, eight inch, 32 pdr. 30 pdr, 90 pdr. 10
pdr, and thirteen INCH mortar projectilc.
and miscellaneous ordnance stores, includ
ing lot Of scrap bronze.
Terms: Ten per cent. in government
funds on the conclusion OF the sale. aud the
remainder within ten days, during which
time the articles must be removed IRON the
station, otherwise they will revert TO the
government
1t is to be distinctly understood that no
guarantee will be gwen to pur, hasers OF
articles offered for sale and noted in the
catalogue as regards their exact condition
or quality, hut II is believed. however. that
everything offered for sale is n represented.
WILLIAM n. JEPPHRs, Chief of Bureau.
The above is published by order Of the
commandment OF station, to whom pc rsons de-
string 10 become purchasers and wishing TO
inspect the articles OF. red tor sale should
apply. FRANCIS T. GILLETr,
5-G-d&wtd Paymastcr L. ). Navy.
SALE Ur E'Su,- rr,D,,f STORES.
There will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder, at 10 am, on THURSDAY,
May ~, 1873, al the naval station. Mound
city, quantity Of naval equipment stores.
in part rs follows, viz:
II anchors, 9,2ss pounds.
chain cables
hawser-.
-rt scales counter.
" (platiOrmJ.
Is yard> cotton canvas.
And a large quantity Of miscellaneous arti-
ces, such a.: Wire aud manila rope, boat
awnings, rOwlocks, double and single blocks,
lamps, old ju h, etc, etc
Terms. Zen per cent. in government
iund- on tue conclusion OF the sale, and the
within ten day-. during which
lime the articles must be removed tom the
station. otherwise they viii revert to the
by order of the commandant OF station,
FRANCIS I. GILLEIT,
'-lJ-tl Payma,ter L. :. Navy.
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\ new hotel has been opened in the large
house located on the corner of Seventh
street and Washington avenue. 1t will be
known Us Browns hotel, and proprietored
by Mr. Brown. whose reputation as a hotel
keeper IL well-known in this city. The
house has been thoroughly renovated aud
refurnshed, and is in every way iirst.class.
The tables are at all times furnished with
the best the season affords, and the charge,
liberal, being only 81 ~ per day. Mr..
Brown solicit- and deserves share of the
public patronage. 5-litt
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the condition that II is. Some citizens
claim that is the duty Of the railroad com
pany to see tina; the endles, variety Of filth
that has accumulated there is re-
moved, while others are just as firm in the
belief that those who placed it there should
r move 1t. No matter whether 1t Is the
duty Of the company or those who put 1t
there, the dirt ought to be removed, and the
city authorities should zee to 1t at once that
II 10 removed. fit is the duty OF the rail-
al company, force them TO take 1t away :
and II 1t Is the duty of those VINO put IL
there, make them remove II. Either way
will SUIT the people.
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Local WEATHER REPORT

". >. $40. skh, obsEkNERs oRriCE, I
CAIRO, Ma! ~, leI3, l0;ll PIN. ]
Barometer $3.50.
Thermometer % degrees.
Wind, solth, velocity mile per
hour.
Weather, fair.
Maximum temperature last "a hours, a,
4 p. m, 10 degrees.
Minimum temperature, last "a hours, q
D u. w., 10 degrees.
Prevailing wind last ~ hours, south.
Total number Of miles wind travelled, las
"A hours, 100.
Total rainfall in inches, 10.
EDWIN GARLAND, Observer,
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A SENSATION IN THE FOURTH
WARD

About half-past 10 last night a shot
was fred on Poplar street, and a general
stampede Of citizens took place. A ghost
story has been going the rounds in that
neighborhood during the pas, few weeks,
and everybody thought that the hero OF
the tale was Mt last captured. Every body
ran out, and 10 the confusion ore chased
the other, the former or head person cry
ing out murder. A negro woman abou,
two hundred and forty-four pounds nett,
raised her window and thrust her head
out to behold the scene. The window
Topped, and she screamed until the sweat
flowed proiusely round. Such was the
excitement that she was allowed to "swest
and grunt under this weary load until
the aid OF the gentle Foley released her
from rather embarrassing position.
When she recovered herself sutiicien,ly
she embraced her benefactor, and almost
smoVhered him with kisses. Foley said
Oh BIT it was red hot
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ICE CKENMSALOnN-

As warm weather is approaching the
lovers OF Ice cream viii be glad to learn that
Me.sr-. saup II Carkson have lifted up and
rcfurnizhed, in elegant style, their ice cream
parlors. Their mammoth soda fountain Ia.
also been put in running order and nothing
Is wanting about the establishment TO mahc
the pleasure AMI comfort of their patron.
complete i-l5-tt
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COMMkRCIAL MOTEL.

This popular hotel Ia. been rciittcd and
improved, and is now one OF the most c. N
Portable stopping places in the city. The
travelling public and persons desiring
pleasant quarters by the week or month,wl
always lind them AT the Commercial Lotel.
Rates OF board have been reducted u, toll
lows: Day board, - 80 per week; transit,
81 30 per day; board and lodging, from IS
to e. pcr week. Il