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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18
LETTER FRCNd VIENNA

Show fer Uncfe 0muaIThe mig TNr.
nips anS afumed ,Antelepee 81 The
Pactnc Rat1road COmpany-The Ed.
City Makes . CFeAttable Figure In
1.-THE U. .. Mach1nery Department
Il Leads that Of any Other Coantry-
Neutrality-suspicious. I'm vfenns-The
City Getting Crowded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

4 oPHANroM TuNopn a..

BOSTON, July ia fire In Natick this morn
ing destroyed Rices block, involving a loss of
e2,2OOi nearly covered by insurance.
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Tar Lore BnAscs RAcn-an.r - s.,.-
graphic repent effhe Long Branch rsess deed
yesterday, the second rAoe, for Q pure OF e5OO.
tor Al aees that have not run during either
The nr hea. vas won b. nay s - s:Ts
beating 3. T. Carver, -ssecal, Utea shird, and
Shynsk fourth: The ssso1l hssS vss des cad
: nsss e s syhlssi ana UaA, MARI Con
and race vas Won BY Mary Constan IN i:ssY:
Uica second and bhyiock third. The thirds
rae, pufe yeoo, rW 81 sges ESQ % The art,
three miles, VAS won b stockvood in 5;s7K,
beating wheatley, seeend, John Merrynan,
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A MAN ExTINGUIsHED BIZ PATENT FIRE
hATINGUIsHKR.-This morning arrangements
having been perfected 70 test pate MT IRE extin-
gulsher known as the American" by the
iaborers OF the Paymaster Generals Office, a
nre was kindled on T street, and everything
being IN readiness for the test, Mr.. Francis
Armstrong shook the can according % directions
and strapped IL TO his back. Unfortunately be
neglected 70 turn the spigot connecting with
me nose, and the gas having no means 10 escape
the extinguisher exploded throwing him yio-
lently 10 the ground. He was carried into the
ONCE In an fnsensibie condition. DR.. Radclif
Was summoned and rendered medical assist
ance, AFTER which he vas conveyed % his home
IL Is thought his shoulder blade u broken.
IL was suggested by q spectator that the
spontaneous combustion OF one Of there ma
chimes was what - IRE 10 the Navy depart
ment g. .rH - HHf1 -rrr ala 4 = ~
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TITS STATED that the Geneva award amount
ing to SIS, 10000, will be paid at the State
department on the 9Th of September. = Hr.I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

JUDGE MARTIN, Sixth Auditor, was called to
Winchester, Va, this morning by q telegram
announcing the serious illness Of his youngest
child
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

TIE rHuHpsR srosx shortly after |. D. M
this afternoon was Q very aeFers one, the elee-
&c aisss.Iss. being iFsSSsns .ad Sessy, 81.
were . ereat relief 70 Suffering henranitS and
Q beneht 70 Vegetation. The fhermometer
Which ssosd O. g degrees IN THI sfAz once
time During the stcrn trss On ia ssr.es
between Eead =. ~ struck By lirhtsins mi
several Of IN branches I'm OF.
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THE DANA-SrBPHsRD LIBEp--Oo~asmts, On
eral Of the prosecuting oficials and symps-
thizers With the plaintiffs met ct the Fifth Az
enue hote! and discussed the events Of the day.
Among the more conspicu0us were District
The former oficial, in . conversation with q
Tribune reporter, stated that the result Of the
proceedings was certainly someWhat unex psctsd
% those v no had peen engaged in the prosecu-
uon-- Jsdge Blatchford's decision, he believed,
smanated from, the best OF motives, and must
have been in accordance with the judges views
on the law; but for All that the decision was in
direct opposition 70 the decisions Of the highest
courts In Pennsyivsnia, Massachusetts and
other states He Ont. Rliss) did not believe that
agitation Of the questions at issue. Judge
Blatchf0rds decision had not been generally
anticipated, for the reason that his decisions
rEs ssJslly oonsde.ed yety pncertsin matters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

A yIIIIBusTERIua ExPIDfrIoN. vbicb vs
take TO Be American, - its comm uder hesrs
the name Of Sherman, has made an attach on
Honduras tn cooperation with q nsfive fr,nr-
gent force. The other Central American rennh-
Hes, anticipating that 10 may Be their tnrn
next, have prepared TO rssist sa sttsck.
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until September without takiu1 sny arti,s, ~,
me mayors nominations for police Justices.
"a lady at Long Branch il said 70 dress her
PSt poodle In . neat bathing suit when she ~
him for his morning dip. s '~A'e
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thirty in all, who are to Be educated in this
couatTy under tie direction of Commissioners
laisan, sailed from China Juns "a, and aro axe
pected to arrive in Springfield, Mass, daring
the last Of the present month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

HANDSOME IMPROVEMENTS on CAPITOL
HlLI--Mr George =. G1lick is erecting q hotel
New Jersey avenue southeast This building
about I3x6s, IL to be three stories in height
with basement and French roof. The base
ment Is devoted 70 billiard room, barber shop,
baths, laundry, kitchen, pantry, and cellars
On the first floor will be bar and lunch room.
large dining room, and four private rooms.
Ihe SECOND, third, and roof stories are divided
INTO psrlors and bed rooms, about forty in num-
Der. The main entrance viii be on b street,
with private entrance on New Jersey avenue
while an area 10 the rear affords facilities for
taking IN supplies. The exterior--of brick and
galvanized iron-is designed I'm the renaissance
style, ana win be an ornament 70 the locality.
It rs intended TO construct the building in the
t most thorough manner, carrying fre walls MP
fqes Tor ventilation and attending 20 many
minor details too often sighted In buildings OF
rsngements and beauty OF the location, com
mahding as 1t does a view of the whole city,
will doubtless render the house much sought
S Messrs. james g. Hill and q. A. q.
done by Mr.. Richard Collins and the carpen-
ter work by Mr.. +. s. Obold. 1t is rumored
that the hotel will be leased by Mr.. Sanderson,
who has made himself so popular on the corner
THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS have direct
60 .ne contractor ioT the Improvement Of 81
street TO put In Pinch pipe sewer, with the
necessary man-hole and traps, on the west side
OF Sd street, from street SOUTH 20 connect
Win tAe sewer ON the south side Of Maryland
avenue. The water registrar has been directed
TO have 6-inch water main laid on 10th street
from { TO ID northwest. The contractor for the
improvement OF 2ith street has been directed
TO set curb, lay foot~alks and pave Carriage
way on said street from PENNSYLVANIA avenue
to h street north west A ten-feet sidewalk b A.
been ordered TO be laid on % street northeast.
between A street and MARYLAND avenue Foot,
walks, parking, and the LAYING OF q Pinch
pipe sewer has been ordered from 7th street 10
New Jersey avenue, on the north side, and a
Pinch pipe sewer from 9th TO Boundary s;s,
on the south side, with the necessary man-hoies
ana traps, on Rhode Island avenue, from Tth
street TO Boundary northwest work to be done
in thirty days The water registrar has been
greeted to have water mains laid on 10th street
extended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

0It has been discovered recentiv th.. IN.
organ of rational language lies In the hind
convolution Of the left anterior lobe OF the
brain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

EoRFoLK, Va, July ls.-Tbe supreme Con-
clave Of Heptasophs, in session here, elected
the following officers: Supreme Archon, VIM.
z. Foster, of Norfolk, Va; Chancellor, d. W.
MeGaughy, OF Mobile, Ala; Provost, James
Young, jr., Baltimore; Secretary, s. B. Wolf,
Baltimore; Prelate, w. II. Wade, Richmond
Va Inspector General, H Heidingsfelder,
New Orleans; Supreme Herald, Dr. William H
Tsbb, Richmond. The next annual session OF
the Supreme Conclave will be held In the city
of baltimore. lf.. 80 - - -
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The Great College Regatta at Spring.
field -

YALE THE WINNER OF BOTH RACES
The regatta yesterday, at Springfield. Mass
was complete success in every detail, and
weather and water were favorable.
The freshmen race, timed to begin at three
O'Clock, did not come OF till All, when q sue
cessful start was made, Harvard taking the
lead, but she was soon left in the lerch by the
Iale and Amherst, and Yale finally passed the
stake boat ahead. gaining the race in II m, So
bringing up the rear in % m, 81 s.
The start in the university race was made at
about O'Clock. 1t was holly contested. At
first 1t appeared that Harvard had won and by
a mistake the colors were aijudged to her.
The error soon became evident, and Yale was
finally pronounced, the winner. Time-Yale,
M, II s.; Dartmouth, il M, u ( g.; Amherst, II
M, 32s g.; Columbia, II m, b II g.; Bowdoin, Is
m.,7 g; Massachusetts, Agricultural, IS M,
l9 FL Cornell Is m. "a e.; Trinity, 10 m, ~
s., Williams, 10 M, 25k s. .' -
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FIRST LIEUT.. SAMUEL f. TILLMAN, corps of
engineers, has been relieved from duty at the
United States military academy. West Point,
on September list next, and ordered to report
to LIST Lieut.. Geo. NJ. Wheeler, corps Of engineers
for duty with his exploring expedition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

INTERNAL REvrspE~-The receipts from this
source to-day were s2s4 ,o1o h, .'. 81 ,
snCRKrAxr BELKxAp leaves to- morrow for
Cape MAY N 'A A.'..a ... r tii .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

VICTORIA ON INTERNATIONAL ARBrrRA-
TfoNr--In the British House of Commons last
night the queens address on international ar
bitratton was read as follows: "I have received
the addrees Of my faithful commons praying
that would bs gracioasly pleased to instruct
my principal secretary 70 enter into commune
cation With foreign P0vers, With view 10 mr.
Tier improve international Law, and establish
general md permanent system Of arbit!stian.
aH sensible on the force Or the philanthropic
motives directing that addrssA I have at IN
times desired TO extend the practice OF blessing
controxer dos by their suhm1ssion to Impartial
ffiends, And 20 encourage the estAblishment q
rples Intended fer the equal benens Of al. /
i 8 likely % be attended, Win sdysnsses.a
The document was received win hearty cheers
+ The New ERII-The folIoWine a ear. have
been elected BY the Eric railroad directors p!
II. Wssgon, president; George 81. Bhnchssd, ,
second vice president; James @. Clark. third
vtce pfe9dept; Henry ryaon, fourth Vice presi-
dent; AL 4cDo.ouSh, seceetaxy. Exscativs
Sa1in 5. assan n. fr TsS.sss 3 sDSnsaR
The nrst VICE Presidency remains vacant,
Tas IxDCsrsIAL core .rss met At uevsl.nd
fese1utions dehouncing strikes; rccommendine
arbft1atf0n - means m soffiin9 dfwntea sn3
adyhng coal miners % Srgsntss latt0usi -
eociation Tor Proteetson. 5 4. 49,. : =
s9ssPisohing the Eaele,v VS. the le.d,p,
neaanne Of TIE report Of the 4th OF July ceIebrs-
fions " the Minneapolis Times. 7's-r'-T
ia commodious hearse has been turnet over
70 eno police Of eWatertOWn, N. T., fer the con-
feyance Of inebriates 30 the Lookup -
0The selectmen Of New England town
save agreed not TO make any repairs to the
graveyard, "unless the occupants complain"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

TIE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
an account Of the two executions in Maryland
and one in Virginia; the fire at the Navy depart
ment; the tragic shooting affair IN the Little
the Legislative committee investigating the
magistrates and constables; proceedings of the
Potomac Fruit Growers Association; latest and
best tales. poems, sketches and fashion items;
together with all the news of the week; Wash
Ington news and gossip, agricultural items,
household receipts, &c, &C.
Terms: One dollar and half per annum, in
advance; single copies i've cents, in wrappers,
ready for mailing. -.. - ...f'
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The Lord Gordon Case

ST. PAUL, MINI, July lS.-Telegraphic com
momcatlon with Fort Garry, which has been
interrupted by a recent storm, is again omen,
and brings the report of the opening proceed
fngs in the Gordon case. The prisoners were
each permitted to make statements I'm regard TO
their connection with the affair. Merrman said
he had nothing whatever to do with Gordon's
abduction; that Attorney General Clark in
vited him to go to Winnipeg TO give evidence.
On arriving at Clark's Office he WAS arrested,
and his money and effects taken without a re-
ceipt. Twenty-six hundred dollars were thus
taken from him.
Fletcher's statement agrees with Merrimsn's.
He denies having had ANYTHING TO do with Cor
dons arrest Captain Hoy said he was re-
9uested to go to FUrt Garry to arrest Gordon
by Mayer Bracket. Roberts and others were
present. They gave him papers for Gordon's
arrest, and assured him the Authority W as am ME
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

.r SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fine Old Rye Whisky,
u Fine Old Rye Risky,
Fine Old Bye Whisky,
Fine Old Rye WHISKY,
" Fine Old Rye Whi.iy,
Fine Old Bye whisky, CO.,. ..
Fine Old BE Whisky,
MNkANrsD WARRANTED WARRANTED
fekE fuRE PURE
For GessraI AID Medtctnai Use
Tffs Il the article We have now soid for q waris
or I'VE years with universal satisfaction put up in
bottles A. One Dollar per bottle, or be had
80 Notice, that we viii return tn. money if this
Mnissy does nor give satisfaction prove repre-
Also an excellent stock Of California wines-Port
sherry, Aneelica, N uscatel, Hook and Claret; also
Nelly Island Catawba and i'm ported Liquors of all
knss Arthur NATTANS, Druggist,
V2-r Corner Of ID and ID streets northwest.
Mothers, Mothers, Mothers!
Don't fail to procure M Rs. wINSLOwS SOOTH
OF teethng In children. II relieves the child from
giving relief and health te the child, gives rest to
the mother. Be sure and call for
"hRS. WINSL0W'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
For sale by all druggists. jyA-ss6m
Bachelors Hair Dye rs the best in the world
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; ridiculous
tinh,, disappointment, harmless reliable instsn
famous black or brown; d ell druggists, and 9
Bond street, New York. f9-eoly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

MAJ. GEN. o. o. HOWARD states that there
is no truth in the report that he had expressed
any distrust of his brother officers in a trial by
court martial, should such a contingency be-
come necessary in his case. On the other hand
he is Of the opinion that mo fairer court could
be ObtaiDed.v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

AFPAIRs IN PRINCE Ii EoReE's County, MD.
The DSought.-We are panied to say that the
severe and unprecedented drought still eontfn-
ues. A few showers Of rain have fallen in some
sections of the country within the last week;
but not enough to save the tobacco plants; and
now we hare to report as the opinion of we'll
Judging planters that I'm no event can more
than one-third OF crop Of tobacco be raised In
this county. The corn crop having been plant
ed late has not suffered so much; but the pas
lures In many places are literally burned up
apd farmers are compelled to feed the stock ON
grain.
Death Of C.. Smith Keeek.--At waveriy, In this
county, on Saturday last, Q. Smith Keech, esq,
aged AZ years; o native Of Bfadensburg district,
Prince Georges county, and for many years q
resident of Upper Marlboro. He wss we'll
known and highly esteemed BY the people Of
Deelfnsd-Col. WV. ". Bowie declines be-
ing candidate for the state senate. The Colo
mel says he IL on the retired list. as
Esedped.-The spirit Of breaking bounds
seems to have passed this way, for we hear that
two OF the colored boys 1t the reform school In
Roearyville, In this county, made good their e.
cape on Tuesday, sth inst. One Of the sbseond-
ing boys was re-taken in Baltimore, md with
5x others carried TO the school yesterday by
oficer Writers Of The eity pohcs.I There are
now fOrty-one ipmatA1. - -.|-..f 1 fgr .,
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TIE Krv L LINE THloueH Nsw JEDsEY---
The Elizabeth (N.J.l journal ieafm that q
wall street syndicate, representing Eur0pesn
capitalists, 10 Negotiating oen 81 q ,000s0O0
for the New Jersey Natiopal ratlroad conpAsy,
company; that the prospect h nov brighten for
educational road than before; and that IL II
almost matter Of certainty that the cpntract-
month. It is also estimated that the whole OF
the work on the Jersey side caa BE- finished With
double track and steel rails IN six months. ft 70
proposed 20 cross me neisvsfe nlyss on ~ ZEN eem
adelphia and Newton railroad has recently
been sbssrbsd By the Pennsylvania railroad, q
new track viii have to be completed down the
west side Of the Delaware riyeHto Philadelphia.
This, IL b claimed, can be accomplished within
year, AZ there h no obstruc6oR auder the
Pennsylvania general railroad law. and the land
owners In that region will willingly give the
new road tine land and right of way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

NICE PoINT.-The Attorney General has
decided that no particular form for the pre-
sentation of q bona fde claim to the Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue for the refundinp
of taxes Illegally assessed Is necessary to pre-,
vent the statute OF Limitation from running
against 1t, but that the presentation Of claim
to collector OF inter nal revenue is not a pre-
sentation to the commissioner within the mean
ing of the statute. ~ =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

No RIGHT TO REOPEN A CAsE.-The Attor-
ney General has decided that the present Com.
missioner of Internal Revenue has no right IT,
open for REIMBURSEMENT a claim for taxes will
ingly assessed and settled by one OF his prede-
cessors, because in his opinion such predeces-
sor erred in Judgment, there being no new evil
dence or facts In the case,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

TIE VIRGINIA GovEKNoRsHIP.-The Wash
inston correspondent of the New York Times
says: "Those who should know state that the
Probabilities now are that Col. r. W. Hughe-
will be nomiD ated the republican candidate fos
governor of Virginia, and that the Wise mover
ment IS rapidly losing ground. The contest in
the democratic party is between Gen. Kemper
and Gen. Withers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

CLERICAL PRoMoTIoNs.-Mr. JAS. S. Craw-
ford, of Maryland, has been promoted from
first to third class clerk in the Post Office de-
partment, vice Chas. Geutsch resigned, and
transferred from the appointment office to the
Office of foreign mails; Madison Davis, of the
District OF Columbia, has been promoted from
first to second class clerk in the finance office,
same department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

THE New York San of Thursday says that
after Judge Blatchford rendered his decision in
the libel case on Wednesday, a number of
wealthy citizens surrounded Dana and con-
graduated him. An eye witness states that
these "wealthy citizens" were william Wood
the detective; DIR. T. G.. Clayton, an ex-justice
Of the peace; Brooke Mackall, jr., and Column
bus Alexander
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

THE PROGRAMME for the open air concert of
the Marine band, Pref. Fries leader, in the
Presidents grounds tomorrow evening, is as
follows: I, Quick march, Warren; 2, Fackel-
to, Suppe; 4, Int. and waItzes, Men Vein,
Strauss; 5, Pearl of Smyrna, Brepsant; 6, Pot
pOurri of favorite airs, arranged by Boyer;
selections from Der Freischuts, Weber; 8. FL
male. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

The SEARCH PoR THE PoLARIs.-A New
York Tribune correspondent with the Juniata
branch Of the Polaris expedition, says there
viii be generous rivalry in the search after
dated st. Johns, NY, July 8, says that the
people of the Juniata are straining every nerve
to get away in time to send out an expedition
from Disco before the Tigress shall arrive there
The Juniata has twenty-five days start Of the
Tigress; but the last-named vessel is not ex.
Pedted to tarry 50 long at St Johns a. her pre-
uecessOr. .I-.. :.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-09

It's said the Kansas Senatorial cor.
ruption is to bn thoroughly investigated.
We trust this is true. We do not want
any sham in the matter, but thorough
search which. shall go to the bottom of
the affair. We wish Pomeroy's letter
to Ross, the suit Reynolds brought
against him, the corruption Of his last
election, oil sifted to the ultimate truth.
We want all the charges against Mr..
Caldwell thoroughly investigated. We
want to know who was bought and who
was sold, and as far as possible t: e price
paid for each man. If there is notan end
put to the sale of Offices to the men with
the largest purse, VIC had better close
up business, disbanl the national and
and state Legislature, and execute the
laws already enacted. If money. is to
rule let the people know it; and il
they want 1t to rule let them say SO. But
if virtue is TO govern, let US have virtue.
--Oscaloosa Independent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-09

70 aswiaginas cosnsfs, " each gentleman
kisses Mg partuse; sbd very delightful
it must b. Nay We b suffered to con-
slider this delicious terpsichorean limo
walton - . happy auguryl In the mad
maxes Of the political dance, changed
now from the war dance to something
more pacific, are membcrs Of congress- TO
kiss each otheri This certainly would
be touching, though it might seem to an
expert by-stander, not unaccustomed to
tender salutes, just little tasteless and
insipid. Yet We may be permitted to
receive the "Kiss Quadrille" as Of happy
augury. Some members of Congress
we should not care to kiss except from
an imperious sense of duty; bat per-
haps, If it should come to . general 60
rounder, they can stomach each other.
But lot us have fraternity at any cost Of
personal tastes ~. Y. Tribune.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-09
ne Kiss Qu,drlIle At WasAiassss

We read, for tae purpose Of relaxation
and mental discipline, all the letters from
Washington to the various newspapers.
Sometimes We have found them tough,
and sometimes tender; some of them
are joyous, and some Of them are
gloomy but lately, VIC are pleased to
say, the cheerful aud and encouraging
mood is predominant. All the writers,
we believe, without . single exception,
have something to say of s'the era OF
good feeling" which has already dawn
cd if it has not arisen. Harmony is
precious. Cordially is charming. Un.
ion is what we have always desired, and
do now desire more than ever. jenkins
mentions . new dance, called the AXIS
Quadrille," which promises to be in
vogue In Washington this season, and
which, for our edi6AHion, - d good
enough 10 describe - thas - tAi1k "
undersEand at least - nain and No.
iuiesvsung part of Il Whsa u oonsl
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-09

A MorHIn AND A AULs.-An officer At.
tashsd % tho staff Of General Custer, hav.
ing his wife and his child with him, Just
before . sharp fight with the Indians,
gave them in charge to friendly Ind an
20 take beyond the line Of the enemy.
The Indian procured mule and started.
On reaching the river he proposed to the
mother to take over the child first, and
return for her. When halfway over the
uale saddenly stopped, and began SLOW
~ % sink, until mule, Indian, and child
disappeared The mother, on reaching
New York, met Mr.. Borgh, and with
tears il her eyes, related her sad story.
aOh, Mr.. Bergh," she exclaimed,
swords cannot tell what suffered as
~ my poor child perish within my
sieAt! Fancy, # yen can, what were tht
fSSknes Of . mother on that sad, sad &C
cusica
aYes," said Mr.. BerTb, Of course it i
.seey I'D; bat, madam, fancy tie fed
$50 he mxle i"-HaY1s Aagaxiae.