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GEORGETOWN ADvRRFWENRyFs,
RI fHos. BOWLING Auctioaesr; Georgetown
GuAEpIANg SALE or yALgABLE RKAL

- BY virtue Of decree Of the SSprems Court Of
IN. p, ptas, q Coinmeia, hsldins 2 sgeeal
court, holding . special term, EQUITY jurisdietios
O. ssT o9 rs ~ :. sr
.: preSis.., on WEpEEssDAT's sSe 18Th s ANY u u
e
d.ses Of io iess ~ss from he esrner Of s.ssrsss
sSn.h line o. Ses .rs.t ~ss ..s sSe.ce .oa,s
~ sess' snence esse % feet; and thence 1crth f.s
Also, sSs sss. hnIf cf 10, No o. tn B..n. .aa.
nSr, eessSnisf q tss di.s.nc. Of 70 fese ~es. from
feet; south I'D fset; east 50 feet nd thence north
Also. is.Se 3, IN Ii. western addition 70 George.
Of lot 8, and running with said line reversed
III feet to the beginning Of said line; thence west
erly parallel with Prospect street % feet: thence
falls nov bridge street thence viii said street to
ne bssinnios The last Described lct to be sold Il
Terms Of sale :. prsscriS.d s. n. decree; One
third cash: balance Of the purchase money In two
equal payments at six and twelve months from day
or their notes for the deferred payments, vita in
terest from day Of sae at 8 per cent per anuum.
alo to be paid down At time Of sale each lot sold
sfter day of sale. The II le to be retained until
sll the purchase money Is paid. IN the purchaser
purchaser OF said properly on either of said lots
five days after day Of SALE the undersigned reserves
the right to resell the said lot lots at the risk and
eost the defaulting purchaser or purchaser after
Terms as aforesaid, as TO payment. All conveysn-
GEORGE sHSEaakEss, sSa ssf'Sh'
Jyb dfd THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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fTS s $S Mons sS, sTssSyfSsSSP sSK Iss EsSs
STATE, WAR AND NAVY DEP tRrxExrs
BUILDING, AT WASHINGTON ID q
oTIIcE or surskvIsINs ARcHIr1cr,
IksAsURr DEPARTMENT, July Z, 1S3.
WROUGHT AND CAST. IRON wl2E


sealed Proposals viii be received al this or "a
untl m 81 the IRA nay OF AUGVsT, Iss, for
furnishing, delivering, fitting aud puttine in ni.cs
the wrought and Cast Iron Work exhibited Nv
the drawings, described In the specifications, and
called Tor IN the schedules. consisting Of the rolled
beams, channel irons, &c, wrought angle irons
cast iron brackets, &C., and ornsmenla7 ast iron
work IN ccruicee, &C., required for the Roof 81 the
South Wing ~ the New state, War and Nayy De-.
psrtn,ents Building, Washington, ID. @.
COPIES OF the draw catians, and schedule
may be hsd on application at this Office
All &c snoiding required by the contE actors Put
the work In place will be furnished b. the Govern
iree OF charge, but VIII be erected b. the con-
Proposals. win be made by the piece nesi foot, or
weight, for the various items on work a. called Tor
In the schedule Tue work will not be snbdiyisst
smons different bidders, but will be Considered ia
me setree0e The whole work must BE- completed
WYNN ienr months from date Of acceptance.
Payments will be made mouthly d-iuctias Tan
per cenfum until the hua completion Of the con-
All bids must be accompanied By q penal BOND. IN
the sum q hfteen thousand dollars 0p thai the
Cd him the sufcency II the security 60 be certified
BY the United States Judge the Clrrk II the nited
State Court the District Attorney OF the District
wherein he resides.
The Department reserves the right 10 reject or
al bids, it be deemed for the Interest OF thc dow
eminent 20 do so and any bid that IL not made ON
the printed forn TO be obtained IN this ONCE aud
aoee NOS esntorm In every respect 10 the require
nents OF TINS advertisement, will not be considered.
mel her VIII any pr posss be received from parties
who are not themselves engaged In the mauufarfore
Of Wrought or Cs~t-lran Work, aud Who hsye n,t
the Necessary facilities for getting out the WORK
Proposals VIII be endorsed BIDS for lrou Work
Of ko9f Of South Wing q New State. war, and
and addressed TO A B. MULLKTT,'
Oo o<4t sup-rN isuC Archir@rt.
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GETOWN,

COAL TRApE.-The ceal trade for the week
past has been unusually brisk; The receipts
being: At Rays docks, 4, $50 tons; New Central
], 230 tons; Borden Mining company, 8 ,s35 tons;
total receipts for the week, q, S9f tons The
shipments were: Rays docks, 3,sO5 tons; New
Central company, 1858 tons; Consolid alton
1850 tons; total shipments for the week, "a $50
tons. -
RIVER NEws--The steamer Georgeanna ar
rived to-day from Baltimore with a miscella-
neous cargo, and the Lady of the Lake, from
Norfolk, with general merchandise.
GRAIN TRADE-The canal boat Bradfeld
Hartly arrived to-day with $500 bushels of
corn for Hartley & Bro, The sales on Change
to- day were 2150 bash. yellow corn at 60 cents;
450 bush. white do. at 10 cents.
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PROPOSALS
P.JsssS:i:Esss; 81 II st ss5sI' q III III

s,sled Prope-ah, tsdor~ed ssprcposss for ~
erecsicn tho e~ven frsuf a -. NorsA~rn
Market, and addressed 20 srhe Morn h~rp usrksf
C.mmission, viii Be r~ceivst e iss orecssive o.
nee, eorUSr % Penns sd fTth serst,
until n oeaoeh l., SATURDAY, suiy u, ia. u
vhteht ins ssd Paacs aid prepo>Als .As1iee oprncd
by H. oou.eica spprissea - saDrrseteoa the
erection of MARKET esssre No. 81. IN the prcs-
elce 81 s1ch bsedsrs - may shoose stfsnd
The plans and srecihcsfions can be $500 and other
nece0ary in9srmnassp obtaisel q the once a
Ihomss y. SlsS9en- architect. eor~er q sh end
The proposals must Be saAe fot farni.hs.s en- the
the said osvsafh -SssSss front =
Bone and ecurity VII be resutred fcr tlp NTH
fui peril rmsuoa 81 ths eoufr.ra, ard no pavrveof
WI - 0e1s IN sxcsr cf eassty p~r e-etun % the
anount of vork erfaail Done uufh tie entire work
shan have eeea sompasee1 90 aeoeptsd so6 thu,
fuil and com9sees - mest viii - made socordina
20 the prtcee and oosdffions Of tn cesfrsct
ouired 30 aeposit vh ths Treasurer a. the District
% Columbia, - the credit e the n~srics of Column
PIE, nve huudr dollars, taking receipt therefor.
guaranteet iat he will enter into and carry onf
tne eentrost, awarded him. On sreorispce With ~
Do The money deposited vii be refundes % the
unsucceaful bt1der OF bidder q pom the award al
the contract and 20 the successful hSdder anon th
e1scet1on Of his contract and bond
Inc Oomm.eaicn reeerNee the riEhf 20 REJECT any
and all bids that may be offered N they shan DEEM
such relecticn demanded ~ the fnterrrts ftbe Gov
ernment Of the District % Columbia.
BY order Of the Commission:
iyleM J. W. THOMPSON, Chairman.
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LOCAL NEWS

Ninth street west Is now repaired from NJ to
II streets.
The dug mp locality corner Of Tta and F
streets, Is now commonly known as 1.-The lava
beds"
From A. ii. stoekman q Son, s2s 9Th street,
we have the weii-nlied and interesting July
The newly elected oeneers Of the District reyi-
mebt were mustered In by Colonel webster, Of
SoSss last %
STREETS, WI ne lighted With saslamps for the
The seventh snnua, convention or the Ma
held in Chicago this week, selected this cisy ~
The place for hoidtng tire con vention next year.
pre-; ept the Iats,t ser sstion" which cannot
fail TO "nahe the furfy." See advertisement
The steamer Lady Of the Lake will not give
her usual Sunday excursion down the river To-
MORROW, - she has been chartered for An excur-
sion TO Marshall hall.
ton Of a steepie to 81 Stephens (Cathoiic)
Church, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
RThe Right Reverend Bishop Pinkney will
ordain to the priesthood the Rev. Mr.. Averitt
at Epiphany Church, and will also preach to-
morrow, Sunday morning, at ii O'Clock. The
evening services will b. at O'Clock.
An interesting game of base ball was played
on the Olympic grounds yesterday morning be-
tween the Chesapeake and Arlington clubs re-
sulting in faver Of the Chesapeake by score Of
81 to Is.
Chief Engineer Cronin, Of the Fire depart
ment, leaves this evening on trip TO the north,
and will take with him specimen of his val
uable invention, the combination hoSe-pipe for
concentrating the water of three engines in one
powerful stream.
The grand picnic Of the West End Hiber-
mans, takes place at Analo tan Island on Mon
day neat Arrangements have been made to
provide an enter iument, which we are sure
viii prove source Of unalloyed pleasure to all
who may attend.
The Grand Lodge of Good Templars made a
visit TO Ray OF Hope Lodge No. 2, at the hall on
Pennsylvania avenue, between nth and 18th
streets last night, and impromptu theatrical en-
tertainments, recitstions, speeches, &C., made
the time pass pleasantly.
A literary society has been organized In East
Washington known as the "YOung Folks Lite
rary Society of Christ Church, the object
being TO cultivate feeling Of mutual confidence
in intellectual efforts. Rev. c. d. Andrews has
been elected president; q. r. Gristock, vice
pl ssident and A. b. Bohrer, secretary.
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ORDERS OF TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC |oRKs.
Orders have been issued by the Board of .cuo-
lie Works for the laying Of IL inch pipe sewes
on the north side OF s street, from 18th street
northwest, and q IL inch pipe sewer on the
south side of s street, from 10th street north
west. both to connect with the Il til street sewer,
with necessary raanholes and traps, work to be
done at once. The general inspector has been
directed 20 notify the contractor who construct
ed the brick sewer on Sd street, between and
nj streets southwest, to remove surplus earth
from said street, and relay the cobble and gut
ter stones on the west side; from e to streets,
the work TO be done inside six days, or to have
II done and charge to said contractor. The su-
peintendent of streets has been directed to re-
move the pump on street, between 9Th and 7th
streets southwest, and fill up the well,
Orders have been Issued for the grading and
prsyeling of Good Hope road. The superin-
tendent OF lamps has been directed to erect
POSTS and lamps on 7th street from Boundary
street to the new Schuetzen park. Orders have
ID for the grading OF the alley between
been lssuS1 Mr.. Linthicum's store, in
Georgetown. A footwalk nas - vi
n street between Sd street and Delaware ave-
rue southwest, and the contractor for the I'M
provement Of said street directed TO lay the
same.
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TIM SHAH has signed the iinnAr

THE SHAH has signed the Geneva convention
war with England or with Russia, or, losing her
head between the two, with both together, Per.
sian societies in aid of the wounded will be
formed, and the maidens of Gulistan, the land
OF roses, whose hair is as dark as midnight
whose cheeks blush like the early morn, and
whose smiles are as radiant as the sun at noon
will turn sisters of charity Correspondent ". Y
TimsS.
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The CAR AN ACTIVE OPPONENT OF Wo-
MANS RIGHTs.-It will be remembered that a
snort time since the Gear of Russia LSued a
severe edlct against the Russian young women
in attendance at the Upjyers itv OF Enrich Tor
bidding their return to Russia. He has now
suspended for the present the appointment of
women to telegraph Offices, on the ground that
Is already too large. 1t IL furthermore stated
that women in Russia are now deprived of al
mGst the only means by which thew can earn
ter living, and that even the advantages of a
GOOD education are dened them, as there is not
sufficient number of educational establish
mehts in Russia, and, since the Zurich demon
stration, they are forbidden to 90 abroad.
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PROPOSALS.
DBUPos.Ls FOR nIMrNsloN sroHE RI
Il oIIEEI IN TIE CONSTRUCTION oE THE
kKw oyERNAEHT BUILDIN0 AT PHIL
AbELPH1A, PA.
OFFICE OF SurERvIsTNe ARCHITECT, !
IKEAsuRr DkrAkTNESr.

OFFICE OF SurERvisFNc AECHfTECT,l
IKkAsuRN BkrAKTNENT.
Sealed Y.: s, q JAY iI n. is,s
iii i N e the sTE pssos ArsSsr is ' faS fur
Fishing and d,li,.rine At Oh. ~. q the prop SD
ssf s4Ssr e. sss s s..S. e e
he suildlns
nsds VIII b com q 70 ssrSis. ana So s.ns
gonee and the Qualities especially insisted upen viii
!hs capacity for working under The ehissi &c nan
sample block, l3xi,,i, ipehes, .howins on one
face the ratursl frsciure Of the stone ana on the
stnss ainsrsnt kinds Of cutting, must be subntsed
No stone thar has not been tested By actual use q.
sSa S sss % be
Used for that Rsrioa must Se furnIshsd.
free frYn Al di.coiorisg substanoss and the quarry
irSm Which Z is procured must BE- fall, opened and
capable q farni.hns the qualify and quantity De-
About .o,ueo esbic feet, more or less, viii be re-
Sa, vim M .ss iss ss a
ses. s,ohes containing about ~ cubic feet. The
order that the Contractor may make proper slIs.-
seb.dujs psgmnn 10 NTH, tie sasrr'ips, and on be
ton Of one inch TO each cut face engraniie aud mar
Bile .toek, and Of one half inch to each cut face Of
:, Bidders viii state how soon they can commence
deiiye5;ng the stone and the amount per week they
msximu1n size OF the stones that can be obtained
No bids viii be received except from the oxn.r.
or lessess q he alarries from which the stone is
20 Of Gf ba ronp1S n 1ss oscsie from the
ated that the bidder is the owner or lessee of The
quarry. must accompany the bid.
All proposals must be made ON and in fsll acc,rd.
ance with the printed forms to BE- obtaioeI on annI
cation at this once, and must be accompanied nv
penal tond in the sum Of hfty thoussnS do,lsrs
hat the bidder will accept and perform The
contract, awarded to him, and give bond therefor
in the penal sum of one hundred thousand dollar.
eo) and valid and binding lease % the 9uarry
70 the Government security for the faithful per.
Torrance Of the contract, the lease to take effect
upon the failure Of the contractor 10 comply with
the terms Of the contract. Said lease to authorize
the Government TO take full possession quarry
and work it at the pense Of the contractor In case
of default.
The Department reserves the right To reject any or
sn bids, or to divide the contract and use two or
more kinds Of stone.
Proposals must be inolosed in q sealed euyelope
indorsed " Proposals for Dimension Stone for the
New Government Building, Philadelpbia, Pa =, and
addressed to A MITLLETT
UlI2f Supervisor Architect.
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Tile NuRn

POLICE COURT, yvdse SneH-ro-day, John
Douglass, .lored, charged With resisting an arrest
by Sergeant Perry; : ~ and costs. Thomas res,
petit larceny Of quautity OF fractional CURRENCY
aud sons keys; 30 esy In jail Mary Hall, assault
on Mary Seyetss SO. danes Lsrcomb and smes
Lsreonb, ". s-ssult and battery on r. W. Boggs.
The ypsneer IaIeemb plead guilty and the elder
not guilty. Mo. Boggs testified that he engaged
In psiniing a vessel q the Navy Yard, and yesfer
and at the close Of the day the two Larcomhs fol,
LIVED him on his way home, and the younger one
struck him heavy blow the side Of the face; q 10
and costs Edward Reynolds. assault, aud resistiag
encer John w sInoot in the discharge q his duty;
sc and coets, or 30 days in jail. Henry Stevenson
colored, assault on josephine, his wife, So and costs
and bonds to keep the peace. Richard Shanklin,
vfolafien OF cart law; So. Thomas Swan, a shoe
maker, was fined IS for profanity Andrew Jackson
was nned SO for carrying . pistol. Minnie Lang
Allen, boisteroua: as
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"ACCIDESTAL" DEATH.-In the case ola boy
killed in London by being knocked down by a
package of goods thrown from one tipsy porter
to another, the COZ oner pointed out to the jury
the extraordinary fact that accidental death IN
a coronc-'s court usually means a death In
which somebody ought to have been more Care
fu'." Notwithstanding this significant alusion
to the conduct of the porters, the jury found a
verdict of accidental" death.
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PROBABLE FATAL RESULTS OF AN OUT.
RAeE.-AP ittsburg dispatch says: 'IntelIigence
has been received from Sandy Creek, in that
county, of terrible outrage which was per-
peIated on Mrs. Porter, a resident of that
place. 1t appears that q few days ago man
named Robert Armstrong, learning that her
husband and children were absent. emf ereSa her
house when she alo he was at home, knocked her
d Wn and committed horrible deed. She was
IN a delicate condition at the time of the as
sault, being within few days of her confin
ment, and shortly after its occurrence she gave
,aemature birth to a child. Physicians were
summoned to attend her, but her Injuries we e
of such nature that her recovery was at once
pronounced impossible. When last heard from
she was still living, but her attending phys'-
clans think she can live but short time at the
most. Armstrong was arrested Tuesday, but
tie policeman, fearing the mob would take the
man and hang him, proceeded quietly and
alone to Pittsburg with the pri oner. While
the officer was absent for a moment Armstr ong
jumped from the train when in full motion and
r-yc.red- Thus far Lis whereabouts are uD-
known,
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STRIKE OF COAL MINERs.-A special dispatch
TO the New York Times from South Bethlehem,
Penn, July 10, says: The miners in the Empire
eoiliery, in the Lehigh region, are on strike
for an advance in wages. There is dissatisfac-
ton throughout the region, and indication of a
general strike. The operators in the Empire
mine are determined to hold out against the de-
mands of the miners. The boat-loaders al
CoalPort have also struck for wages, and ship
ping Is much interrupted in the schuylkill &c.
gion. The Philadelphia and Reading Coal and
Iron company have stopped shipment until the
18th insr.
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DRoPoskLs FOR HEAD STONES FOR Ma.
Il TIONAL MILITARY CEMErEkIES
WAR DEPARTMENT,

RbAhIkhGAsltk 1bNkkAL OFFlCE.,
WARRINGTON. June q lsTS \
Proposals are invited tor furnishing Head stnnss
for the National Military Csmsferi.s ns prss~rs.s
BY the Law OF Sd March, ISIS, o. which the following
is an extract: '-s
Provided, that the head stones required BY an ACT
entitled "an act TO establish and protect NafiOnaI
Cemeteries" approved February q, ls67, aud The
be OF durable stone and u such design and weight
as shall Keep them IN place when SGT, and the coz
tract for supplying the same shall be awardsd by The
secretary OF War, after sixty days advertisements
IN ten newspapers Of general circulation, re-
sponsioe person or persons whose samples and bids
shall in the creates measure combine the elemeufs
OF durability. decency, and cheaphess aud fhe snu
OF one million dollars l. hereby approprai cd for
said purpose out OF any money in the Treasury aot
otherwse Appropriated; aud the Secretary e War
shall nrst determine for the various cernet res tho
size and model for such head Stones and the stand
ards OF quality and color q the stone used and
bids shall be made and decided with reference there-
to- and centrscts may be made for separate duaufi-
der this act shall provide for furnishing amt setas
all the said head stones asd shall not n the agEre
gate exceed the SUN hereby appropriated.
The total number TO be furnished Is estimated az
1919 ~ For the known, 10 ,6si; for the unknown,
Specifications, describing in detail the standard
liked by the Secretary q ar, can be had sppli-
cation by letter to this ONCE, whsre also spcisen
will be placed on exhibition within . few DAYS
The proposals should be in sealed envelopes,
marked Proposals for Headstones for National
tsrmsster General o. the Army, in whose on e thsy
will be opened. In the presence Of bidders on Sat
ureay, September 8, lSs, commencing ii II o'clock
O. m.
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
ogsrtermsster General, Brevet Major General o.
.. A. SoeN
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A Boy STABBED BY CIRCUS ACTRESS
In New YORK, wednesday afternoon, George
johnson, aged 0, while peeping through hole
IN the canvas tent of the Great Eastern circus,
on the Capitoline grounds, was stabbed in the
race from TIE inside of the tent. The wound
extends from under the left eve through the
roof OF the mouth. The boy was looking into
the dressing-room, and not into the main body
Of the tent. The only person in that part of the
Enclosure YVES an actress snowIi as Mary Wat
son: She was locked up in the Gates avenue
police st ltiOn.
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VERDICT OF ACCIDENTAL DROWNING OF A
woNAN.-COroner Patterson yesterday rsns.s.red
to the g street wharf where the body of Mrs.
Smith (the drowned woman referred TO in yes
tsrday's starr was recovered, and after
inuuiring into the circumstances deemed an
Inquest Unnecessary, as IL was clearly a case of
accidental drowning. The husband. Captain
Smith, stated that he left his wife asleep on the
deck at 10 O'Clock, while he went into the
cabin for a short rest. When he returned it
was raining terribly, and his wife was not to be
seen anywhere. He supposes that, being dis
turbed by rain, she in attempting to seek
shelter missed her footing and fell overheard.
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A CHILD RESTORED TO ITS FATHRR.-Fred-
erikO Roxo, q Rio JaneirO merchant served out
a writ OF habeas corpus in the supreme court,
OF New York, for the custody of his child which
had been brought TO this country by his wife,
who had eloped with his brother and taken
refuge in New York city. The child was on
Thursday given to the father through the
mother falling to put in an appearance. The
particulars OF the case have already appeared
in the STAR,
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ga prophetic Philadelphia man has pur-
erased and set up his own tombstone bearing
the inscription, "Died April 4, 1872"
tz-It is sweet, saws the old Latin proverb, to
die for ones country-and good many careless
Toys did II on the 4th.
S-The Memphis policemen are trying to get
hack salary grab.n They have not been
paid off for five months a - III 4 rs
SThe Normandy caps which all the chill
dren in town are now wearing have suggested
a modification of the same idea for young ladies.
~One morning recently Chicago woman
borrowed 500 OF her husband, and in the after
noon futtered under his nose divorce that had
| cost precisely that amount.
~The Savannah Advertiser speaks of "the
short prong Of the Atlanta Herald editorial
| trident, the restless and supersensitive Mr..
Abrams"
U"Those very large fans" are now made of
Russia leather, with ne ed &c or border of Gilt
Ii is, we understand, the correct thing " La We
your initials OF monogram on said fan.
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ON Our SIDE OF THE LINE.-A special from
Minneapolis says: The proceedings in the Lord
Gordon case at Fort Garry developed new facts,
which materially change the complexion of
affairs. 1t has been all along understood that
the American party were arrested by Manitoba
officers on British soil, but the evidence proves
that the arrest was made south of the line
located by the new boundary survey. 1t is ex-
pected that friends of the prisoners will at once
apply to the American authorities to deman d
their release of the Manitoba government.
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INITIATING You've WALwoRTH OF THE
"SoLDSRLY SPIRIT."-In Jeftersonvllle, Ind.
last Wednesday, James Murphy, Is years old
quarreled with his father, q cooper, about where
he should work, the father wanting the son with
him and the son determined to work in another
shop. james becoming exasperated drew a re-
yolver and fired twice at his father, one ball
passing through his coat and vest between the
left side and arm and the other whistling close
by his ear, when bystanders interfered and
disarmed the WOuld-be murderer.