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CITY ITEMS.

DR.. BULLS Cough Syrup is particularly rec
commended for children. 1t cures Coughs, Colds
Croup, Sore Throat and whooplng Cough. IL
pleasant to the taste and acts like a charm
Try A GLASS of Massey's Philadelphia Ale,
arawn from wood, at Russell Il Leonards Mar
bic Saloon. eo3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-06

To GIT RID Of the Chills Immediately, TAX
Do0ley's Ague Powders. They cure perma
nently. eo
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VIEWS OF JUDGE Humphreys ON DIVORCE
Marriage Girl Coasrdrt.-Yesterday, in the
cases of Boswell agt. Boswell, King agt King,
and Stewart agt. Stewart-app lications for
tivorce-were called up, Judge Humphreys re-
marked that these cases, petitions for divorce,
are multiplying so much in this court that he
felt bound to make some general rule on the
subject Of evidence in divorce cases generally.
The law recognizes the relation of husband and
wife as civil contract. Fraud. which will
yitiste any contract, will vtiate the contract OF
marriage; but courts always require positive
evidence, or circumstsntial evidence that would
be equally as strong, before they will interfere
with any contract made by the cOntending par
ties. The court must be satisfied with the wit
nesses brought to prove the alleged grounds for
a divorce, just as a jury must be satisfied with
the witnesses in trial before them. The wit
nesses and their evidence must satisfy the mind
Of the court. He referred the cases abOye-men-
toned to John j. johnson, examiner. to report
as 10 the credibility and reliability of the wit
nesses examined in each case.
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. LOCAL NEWS.

WALTZ OpsTd R5tlsss--Mr. j. Mccullough IN
ssJaek Cade OF the BOndman of Kent"
fzeater Corsiqse.-The "rhe Twelve Tempta-
tons, or the Lost SOUL and other attractions.
OrebestTion music at No. 46s Pennsylvania
avenue.
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PURE AND HEALTHY-A glass of Mass ,y's
Philadelphia Ale, drawn from wood, at Russell
x Leonards Marble Saloon. eos
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SALE OF IRISH LISKNs--Messrs. Latimei &
Cleary commence an extensive sale, next Mos
day, OF tine Irish Linens from the Brookboro
Irish Linen Company. consisting OF Table
Cloths, Napkins, Towels, Sheeting, Linen for
iAdies'Ause, Handkerchiefs, SC. This valuable
stock Of linens was never intended 10 be sold at
auction. but owing TO the depression in none
tary affairs the parties are compelled TO take
this measure for the disposition OF their i'm
1ense stock.
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WORK OF THE wOMEN's CHRISTIAN ASsO-
CIATION.-A regular meeting of the Women'S
Christian Association was held at their new
home. 18th, between r and streets, on Tues
day last, Mrs. VIM. Stckney presiding. Thirty
Refuge were reported. DIR. Joseph Taber John
son was elected physician Of the Home. The
employ ment committee reported plenty of sew
ing ordered, and a demand for good seam
stresses at their rooms over Davis store, corner
of Sth street and Pennsylvania avenue. The
visiting committee reported many calls upon
the sick and destitute; also, the establishment
Of neighborhoOd prayer meeting at the Navy
Yard. The delegates 10 the late Women's Chris
tian Association conference in Philadelphia re
ported fayorably of the work and influence OF
the conference. The report closed with the
hope that the next conference of the Women
Christian Association, two years hence. may be
held in Washington.
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h CITY on WAsHINGTnE VT Inn

TX hAL ESs,IIAIE DihkCT0RY OF THE
In separate plss for each square on scale ~ tf,v
ieei 70 me inch. comprising all lots, parts Of ots
Surveyor Also, the assessed value OF ete1S, Si ny
building material thereof Nth the q s The
plugs, water mains; and IRE alarm Stations. an
cry To be published for subscriSer. snIS &; 0p
weekly numbers, not TO exceed nfty eaeh eonfsin.
ing twenty -four squares.
washington d. g., ssptsrnber II. ~,
The public and those desiring such a ~ork az
quest Of Messr. K. y N. FsehtT and v. W. Prsft
STYLED The Real Estate Directory OF Wsshin.,s y
and they may be assured u the correctness N ear
separate square aud lot, part of LOT ana subdiysion
WILLIAM FORSYTH,
surveyor oil the District Of Columbia.
Gso have agreed 10 examine the statistical "a
cation, thai the Inform alton in them vii ~ sr
rect aud in conformity with the Numerical BOOK
WILLIAM MORGAN, Tar CLERK.
Amer most careful Investigation and inquiry W.
are thoroughly satisfied a. 10 the facilities and an
rsetory Of washington" viii be in every way re-
heartily recommend his enterprise 70 our fffsnd.
and al 70 " hon such work may be Of service
FITCH FOX, Reai Estate Brokers.
subscriptions and orders will be received q, the
a. 6, PRATT a soN, 4oI Oh street northwest.
~ N. fAEHTz, 1873 Pennsylvanis avenue
FITCH Fox, Real Estste Brokers, 500 Penn
uIysnis avenue, opposlte the o. 8. Treasury.
vii De sisseg q thsSe
plieation to aay sddre-, as may be desired.
to MAIDEN the sssssS s2s
..pls-dn CSrr.is-s aa1 PsslisAr,.
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fRoBATE BUSINESS :, Yesterday, befo~e
Register Webster, John B.Csstsll qualified a
semlnistrstor Of the estate VI Harriet Bayne
siving bond in $4,000. Tn, estate consists OF
~ SSne ~ ssoeks, And money to the amount OF
~ 40. he will OF the late ,Jac,b n Tosrhim
leaving ms estate, real and persofsI, to his wife
cn'; should she marry, one-hslf ne legacy to
MS orotners and sisters In Baden, Garma1v "a
fled. The will of Mrs. Kitty RrAn,ars -
queafhlng all her property 70 her sanghtey
Mrs Elizabeth Mason, with the provisoy ,ha;
her son, Charles Mason, shall always nave a
home, was also fled.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
IUAN BOYLE.

JuAN BOYLE a co.,
hhAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS
NO ooS 18th street, opposite U. 3. Treasury.
FOR sALE-A handsome Housr ~, -.
SlS new large double HOUSE Gomez sis
sno l. HOU 81 No. 1910 Massachusstfs syepns
HOUSE No. 22o I'd street east, for sale or REM
iurnished or unfurnished. A COTTAGE in Vii.
t ,n b.w, price, 81 800. Several small HOUSE,
have several very tine FARMS, Improved and nm
mh9Neo. on dlnsrent railroads running nom the
ciys Tor sale 81 low figures or exchange for ri,v
properly $4,000 feet Of GROUND in various Dor.
tons o. the city for sale Ct low gu ca on essy terms
~. p'N'0u ps.ser-
furnished House fo- rent at sIz5 per mSnfS'
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HALF-HosE, BROWN BALBRIcaaN uosv
an an elegant stock; FANCY SILK HOsE, in blue
BRoWEaGn ss, S,sSk nosis, and China; ENGLISH
stouts; GRAY AND WHITk Memo Huss ue ea
assortment not to be equaIled, at Ao'n' AN
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLoR,s.
Bet. 9th and 18th SITS. saz pxxx Ar
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piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throet sprains
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
lameness, bruises, bOils. wounds neuralgia
hoarseness, diarrbOea, and all hemorrhages etc
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that it is a standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings, and
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The WASHINGTON PHARMACEUTICAL AsSO
CIATION held their first annual meeting last
night, and reports of the secretary and treas
urer were received, showing the receipts to
have been S271 and expenditures 500. The As
ISOLATION then proceeded TO the election of of
hcers 10 serve the ensuing year, and Mr.. G. a
Bentley was unanimously reelected president:
x. p. SOuthall, vice president G.. 5. Price, see
Dulin, register. MesSrs. W. T. Baldus, John
Cole, and F. A. Tschifally, jr., together with
the president and secretary sr oficio, were elect
ed board Of directors. IL was decided to
give a grand supper on the . tn inst, the Occa-
sion being the first anniversary of the assOcia-
lion, and MessrS. Tschihally, Baldus. Price,
SOuthsll, and Gibbs were chosen a committee
of arrangements.
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
A'A BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK,
CUNARD LINE.

CUNARo LINE;
With the view OF diminishing the chances Of COLI
sien, the Steamers Of this Line will, henoefortb
take specined course for all seasons Of the year
On the Outward Passage from queenstown to New
York or Boston, crossing Meridian of 90 at q Lat
or nothing to the north of IS.
On the Homeward Passage, crossing the Meridian
OF Il a Lat, or nothing to the north Of a. jylI On
CUNARD LINE.
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The GIRLS REFORM SCHOOL.-At a meet
ing of the board of trustees of the girls reform
school at p. m. yesterday at the parlors of the
Y. u. &. A, Mrs. Sara j. Spencer, the presi-
dent, submitted a report of her visits to seven
large and successful retOrmatory institutions, in
Maryland. New York, Massachusetts,, and Con-
aectieut- The report is quite elaborate, and
contains descriptions of the systems of instruc-
ton and discipline, methods of keeping records
and accounts, methods of gathering in lost,
homeless, and vagrant children, &c.
The president was authorized TO confer with
Superintendent Lincoln, Of the Bows House Of
Refuge in Baltimore, in regard to preparing a
plan for the Girls Reform School OF Washing
ton, which shall combine the merits and advan-
tages OF the 'congregated" and home systems.
and TO request Mr.. Lincoln 10 attend the next
regular meeting Of the Washington board. and
TO present the results Of HIS observations in
Europe and his experience in America in plan
ming and conducting reformatOry Institutions.
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SCARF RINGS AND PINS. An elersnt assor,.
ment Of the latest sty les, at
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR's.
Bet 9th and 9TH SITS. 623 PKNN. AVE
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The ONLY DOMESTIC ALE sold at Russell q
Leonard's Marble Saloon is Massey's Philadel-
phia Ale. All others have been tried, and failed
10 give Satisfaction. eos
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GROCERIES. &c.
FRENCH GOODS.

FRENCH GOODS.
JUST INPc.rro
l,ooo BOXES PETtrr s,,TS -,@r.s-.
500 BOXES ca .aPIGNoNs
COLON-sL SUPKRFINE VANILLA AM
CHOCOLATE.
COLONIAL CHOCOLATE TARIErs
GAUFFREr G0SDOLEs
CORNICHoNs.
APRICOT JAN IN JARs.
- NV. RUs,HELL.
HAMS, PICKBED PokK, Ge.
Ca--srds Celebrated HAMS,
kugar-cured SHolLDEKs,
Prtre thin BREAkFASr BACON
Eastern Clear PORK fPicki~aL
hsrths Hem RoLoGsE SAUSAGE,
Prime LEAF LARD, in 5 aud u n Iius,
, Douhle-fehned LAID, IN barrels,
Just received ard for sale hy
ces%s- Browns" ~ 80 F stpp l5srs
NEW BUCkWHWAT.
~ NkN fORk BuTrER.
CrRR,Nrs. SEW FIGS,
WALSUTs,
1000 LIS FRENCB osspfrs,
Five Pound Box :. STA
4. wITNER.
PINE FANIL EROgFElEN.
oot2ir lsl- Pennsylvania svcure
MINCE MEAT, FRUITS, tc.
Aunors,. celebrated NINE MEAr. an rs......
tus-, tail barrels ard barrels.
6tares, new ercp BcrdsauR a 'n,at,l. P-'rle-s -,
Isr Shell Almonds Erriish Walnut, Crraa W..
0.,,s...-- BRowNING : MIDDLETON.
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Thermometers and Barometers are repaired
and made TO order by Hempler ne ar AZ street
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The First National Bank.

A DIVIDEND OF THIRTY PER CENT. DECLA AIRED.
The creditors of the First National Bank of
this city will be gratfed to learn that Mr.. T.. l..
Stanton, who was recently appointed receiver,
will declare a dividend of thirty cents on the
dollar, payable on and after Monday next, the
10th instant. The total Liabilities of the bank,
exclusive of capital stock, were SALE, 1881.
The dividend on this sum amounts to 1888 90 %.
The amount due 10 individual depOsitors and to
banks and bankers Is II ga ,450.sg, on which the
dividend declared will amount to SIP 1926
The amount due TO individual depositOrs alone
Is $3.50 $3.50, on which the dividend of thirty
per cent. is SOL ,99f.45 large proportion of
this will naturally 90 into circulation, and con-
sequently will aid in relieving the monetary
strIngency. The dividend on 81 .03I .46939 due
TO banks and bankers amounts 10 $50 $40 81.
and will add much to the strength of the various
banks of the country. This dividend has been
made without realizing anything from the cash
indebtedness Of the firm Of jaw Cooke x Co.
amounting 10 upwards OF $50 900. The amount
Of the next dividend and the date at which il
will be made must greatly depend upon the
ability OF the house of Jay Cooke x Co. to pay
their debts due TO the bank.
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MEETING OF THE OLDEST iNHABITANTs.-
The regular meeting Of the oldest Inhabitants
association was held at the CITY Hall yesterday
afternoon, the president, Dr. John Il. Blake, in
The chair. and j. Carroll Brent secretary.
MIR. BestOr, from the subcommittee TO whom
was referred the communication relating to the
ola City Spring. under the Masonic Temple, re-
ported that he had visited the spring and found
an opening in the wall or foundation TO it, II
was well preserved in a brick wall with coping
and steps 10 the water, He also stated that the
Board Of Public Works had taken charge of the
matter and had ordered the spring to be cleaned
cut, 50 that the water could be used.
The following relics were presented 20 the as
ISOLATION: BY MIR Henry POlkInhorn, a copy OF
the Journal Of the first session OF the United
States Senate. begun In New York city, March
4 rs9; also. an old door plate inscribed Sd
Gales, 81. ;" father of the late Joseph Gales, for
merry editor of the National IafstligsHcsr. By
Mr. l.. Williams, An original deed between
Thomas Beall and Henry Jpperman, signed
June H. 1906, and recorded in liber NJ No. l..
on folio 100 OfOne OF the land records OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
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9ILVERBHR
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR srORe.
sls sEvENTH STREET,

SOUND FEET
are Indispensable TO health, comfort chserfu,ns.s
usefulness, and long life, and in this busy ass The
feet being used constantiy IL s found to be ma
sional attention in order TO guard against the de-
rangements to which they are exposed or III aiiinS
skilled In their treatment; and it Is . we'll knoWn
fact that Thousands Of persons among them many nf
nifaries and others occnpyng the highest POSITION.
in pp6iic md private LIFE Sstronize Dr.. wHITET
Treesnsy, washington, D. o.. 'A' "
DI: white sucees,fully treats Germs, Bunions,
blsins. and other ailments Of the feet. IA ZEE 10
the General public is u per visit. IN r speciaI
9g 70 80 And uIvardsl Oving 10 press Of bust.
nt durinf once hours, Dr. white h unable to visit
patients n residences except amer 81 m Ofice
hours from 80. N. to p. m, ssuaS'tr
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new shapes at 90 'i
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLoR'S,
Bet ON and 9TH SITS. 623 Penn. AVE.
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SILK UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS 4. G
II, and l6-thread. .. =
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLOR have a Lars.
1oek now IN store, and will sell them at popQIsr
prices PAties ~ want will do well TO purchase al
once, when all sizes can be had.
Call at
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLoR,s.
0s'' o'h ana 'th s's' e23 PENN. Ave.
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..sCARfs, TIES, AND BOWS, in all the new
Shapes and colors, just received at
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR'S,
Bet. sth and 7th SITS. 62S PKxx AYR
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WILCOX GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
lDtelligencer building. 1923
TURCo-RUssIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va
por Baths, for all skin disease, Al DIR. Shedd'e
903 Z street. b.20.6
TIE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the u.o-
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-06

BOX OVAL FRAMES FOR WREATHS,
At Cost, for Cash, to close them out, at
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MARkRITER'S.
Old No 4s6 9TH ST. New No. I3g 9TH st
The largest assortment in the District Of tno Vel
vet and Gilt, Walnut and Gilt, all Gilt and Gard siz
Frames. Terms cash. Orders for Paparhan ging O
Window Shades punctually filled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-06

Fine GILT PAPERS, a beautiful selection; also
RAN Papers for panelipg with gilt rods, or finish
ing plain, with full line Of medium and low price
Paper. Orders for Paperhanging Window SHADE
cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-28
ARMY ORDER.

The following order is issued to-day by the Secre-
tary Of War The attention Of officers of the army
is called to section II OF the act approved June 20,
$780, entitled Gan Act to Establish the Department
OF Justice,r published In General orders, No. 80,
Headquarters OF the Army, Adjutant Generals
ONCE July L. 1870 and strict observance OF Its re-
auirements, by which the subject OF the employ
ment OF counsel at the expense OF the United States
Is placed solely in charge OF the department Of
Justice Is hereby enoined upon them. When a
necessity arises for counsel to defend officers in
cases connected with their pubic duties, the
matter should be reported through intermediate
commanders TO the Adjutant General Tor reference
TO the Department or Justice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-28

MoNAsTIc INSTITUTIONS To BE SUPPRESSED
IN RoME.-The Chamber of Deputies of the
Italian Parliament has finally passed the bill
for the suppression and abolition of religious
corporations in Rome. There is little doubt
that the measure will, in its completeness,
receive the sanction of the Crown. The Italian
Treasury needs money, and the property of the
religious foundations has become valuable
after careful culture, and by On agglomeration
OF sndowments, in many centuries 1t par
lakes, however, Of an international, world wide
ownership, to very considerable extent This
tact may lead to many complications and some
fresh difficulties to the government of King Vic
tor Emmanuel Indications of such a result ara
indeed already apparent. The legislative ac
romplishment of the measure in Rome will
add to the Continental excitement which is
radiating rapidly from Paris A list Of the
religious houses which have already been sun
pressed in the Holy City is published in the
HERALD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-28

SOUTHERN Politics. Scarcely ripple dis
turbs the sea of Southern politics. 1t was i'm
agined at one time that the invasion of the
Southern soil by SO many Northern and West
ern Governors and Congressman would have
had the effect of firing the Southern heart" and
setting aglow the dying embers of the late war.
But such was fortunately not the case. The
Southern representative men among whom
these distinguished strangers mingled only We'd
with each other in extending to their guests
those warm and genial Inequalities for which
the Southern people are, in times of peace, so
proverbial Long may the reign Of peace and
harmonious feeling exist between the North
and the South and the arena of politics in the
latter section present no more disturbing fea-
lures than it does at present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-28
A PURE WOMAN's TRIUMPH.

Margaret Leonard Jumps from a Sceon y
Story Window Her Employer
Threatens to Dishonor Her-Marae ulous
Escape-She Receives but Slight In
juries.
John W. Elias, OF 80 East Fnysecond street, was ar
Yesterday morning at his under very pecu
liar circumstance Officer George A. Flandrow heard
piercing shrek quarter past twelve He hurried to
Elias house and found woman lying In the back ward
who was writing with pain She had jumped from
roof be meath second story window and said man had
tried to burst the door of her ROOM As he had
improper advances her the evening before she had
gone out the roof and he had pursued her she
had down distance of eighteen feet preierring
the chances OF death TO the certainty OF dshonor The
Knocked at the door. and nobody came he en-.
tered the house and arrested Elias in bed He
feigned to be asleep, while the officer that he
must have heard his knocking, but offered resistance.
The woman recognized him as the man who had pur.
sued her and Elias taken to the Nineteenth precinct
police station lie denied the charge toto and ssurcd
HERALD reporter that he never moested the woman
@This girl was my cook" he said "and I discharged
her last saturday On Monday evening she returned to
house and to take Of my wife aud children had
gone away. She did not seem to know whether she had
There is not a particle Of truth in it,
features He iashy dressed The reporter went to
the woman who had been removed to ST. Luke's Hos.
pitaI Margaret Leonard-that is her name-is woman
Of rather attractive appearance of robust hardy build
She gave The same statement that the officer had gysh
wife and that she afraid OF her life the physician
o. ne hospital pronounced her INJURIES sgnI pu All
the way to the hospital God might keep her good
and pure and assured the reporter that she woun ~ e
les Elias Who was formerly partnsr p The aola.
store at the corner Of Broadway am Banu s.e h n
taken 70 the Yorkyile Police Court He was neia ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-28
TRIPLE S III E E T.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
TO-Day's Contents of the
Herald.

"THE GREAT ISTHM1AN CANAL ONE OF THE
PRACTICAL SCHEMES OF GENERAL
GRANTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
THE LEADER-SIxTH PAGE.
THE NEW FRENCH REGIMEl FREE TRADE AND
LEGITIMiST RESTORATION DECLARED TO
BE UNDERLINED IN MACMAHON'S PRO-
GRAMMEl THEIRS HARD AT WORK
PAPAL GRADUATION OVER HIS DIS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE
TIE IMPRISONED HERALD CORRESPONDENTS
THE PRESBYTERIAN ASsEMBLY-xJAPAN
IN NEW YORk-A COAL STRIKE THREAT
ENED-SEvENTH PAGE
SPANISH SLAVE EMANCIPATION THE CUBAN
CAPTAIN GENERAL ORDERED TO MANU-.
NIT 10000 SLAvESi BALLOT PROCRASTI-
EATION-SEvENTH PAGE.
ITALY RESOLVES UPON ABOLISHING THE RELi
GIOUS HOUSES THE CONFISCATION BILL
FINALLY PASSED. IMPOSING CEREMONIES
IN HONOR OF THE MEMORY OF MANZO-
NI-SEvENTH PAGE.
AMERICAN SCIENTISTS IN EGYPT PARTY
EXPLORING THE NILE AND THE ANCIENT
SEAT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE.
LEVI SOULS EXECUTED FOR THE BRUTAL MUIR.
DER OF A CONTRADICT RUM THE CAUSE
THE GALLONS SCENES-THrRD PAGE.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE ENGLISH PARLIAMENT
OVER DERBY DAY. TOM HUGHES PRO-
TESTS THE ANTI.BETTING LAW EX-
TENDED TO SCOTLASD FIRE FATALI-
TIES IN LONDON-SEvBNTH PAGE
gIDwELL, THE ALLEGED FORGER, IN NEW.
GATE PRISON-IMPORTANT CABLE AND
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS-SEyENTH PAGE.
FINE TURF SPORTSl RACING AT BALTIMORE
AND THE wlNNERS-THE PROSPECT
PARK MEETING-TROTTING AT DEER
FOOT-THIRD PAGE.
LOCAL IMPROVEMENT PASSED UPON IN THE
LEGISLATURES TEXT OF THE MEASURED
THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION ANOTHER
FLAW IN THE CHARTER-TESTH PAGE.
"ST0P THIEFin DETECTIVE OPERATIONS
. ANOTHER "MUTUALn DEFEAT = TIE
NEW JERSEY EPISCOPAL CONVENTION
A MONSTER SUNDAY SCHOOL REUNION
THIRD PAGE
LOZADA'S REvENGEi A PRISONER CONFINED
FOURTEEN YEARS IN A TOMB-LIKE CELL.
THE ROUT OF LOZADA COMPLETE! THE
MEXICAN RAILROADS. A NAVAL SURVEY
SCARE-FouRTH PAGE.
STOCK SENSATIONS ON 'CHANGEi DECLINE
IN THE PACIFIC STOCKS! THE GOLD
CLIQUE ACTIvEl RAILWAY AND GOVERN
MENT BONDS DEVELOPING STRENGTH
REAL ESTATE-FIPTH PAGE.
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