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THE COy3rS.

CRIMINAL COURT, JVdgs Mr-A,tixr-This
morning, Tom Wright, murder, pleaded not gliliy;
set f"r trial April nd Taylor Frey. burglary gail
William Bulger- kee ping bar open on Suzday. De
ie"ce claimed that the liquor not sold but given,
and that the officer represented thar he wished IL for
not guilty. W. o. Thomas and +. Gloss for defence.
Richard smith iappeall, selling liquor without
license; motion for trial. William Hesser, sell
ing liquor without hcense; guilty.
POLICE COURT, JHdse SnsW.-To-iay, Robert
Jones wa charged with assault and battery on
Henry Fields, blind man, by striking him in the
face, and afterwards By pointing loaded gun at
him. Jones excuse was that Fields accused him of
stealing household articles from trunk; sixty
days IN iail Gabriel Walker, cOlOred, Was charged
with assault aud battery on Timothy Burns, who
him over the eye with some hard substance, proba-
bly, brass knuckie; this in the night time, and
I've had some money with him, he believed IL was
the intention ia rob him. The blow a very
enc, and made sad havoc with Burns good
looks Officer Huy snan made the arrest and Dr.
Borland dressed Burns head, and testiaed that il
Wheay, colored, petit larceny Of 81 IS currency;
S5 and costs, or thirty days in Jail.
TIE LlT7LR HATcHET STORY IN COURT.
Thomas Bank, colored charged with stealing
little hatchst worth % CENTS he would not tell lie
about II and pleaded guilty, the Judge let him OF
with 80 days in Jail james Greece, assault and bat
tery on Cora Lee; 81, Charles Russell, indecent
Charles GRAY, coored, loud and bciStercus tain ing
IN the lobby Of the city post office 50. L. .. John
son, indecent exposure; So Josiah Ice, colored,
offence OF this Kind the Judge fined him ~, OF 81
days in the workhonse. Arthur PANEL forfeited SIS
ON charge of being drunk and profane. John
Williams charged with being suspicious character;
work heuse 80 DAYS Writer Carter and John Maho-
ney, charged with assault and battery Walker
White by knocking HIM down and heating him in
the gas house. Walker testified that they after
wards chased him into grocery and tore ali
his clothes off; So each and costs.
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GEOR TOWN.

OPENING OF THE Coal TRADE INDEFINITELY
PosTPoNED.-The Cumberland Times CT Satur-
day says 1.-THE first coal mined i'm Alleyany
county for the canal trade this season was loaded
at the Potomac wharf yesterday by the Hamp-
shire and Baltimore coal company and left this
city on the canal boats Scotia and Conrad Wall
From present appearances il will likely be the
last to leave for some time to come Events &C.
curing within the last two days are likely To
postpone the opening of the canal trade indefi-
nitely." An account of the mass meeting of
boatmen to raise the freights (the substance OF
which was printed in this column of Saturdays
starr is then given. and the Times says :--.' In
making their demand for a return to the prices
of 1871, the bOatmen claim that they are only
asking what is justly due. Hav, feed and pro-
visions are quite as high i'm 1871. and OF al!
the men interested in the coal trade, the wages
Of the boatmen alone have been cut down. 1t
is matter of great regret that the difference
between the boatmen and the companies cannot
be arranged, as any long continuance of the
present state of affairs can only produce general
disaster to our community, which is so largely
canal traffic"
DANGERoUs.-Last night gentleman re-
turning from Rockville in buggy came very
near running over the bank made by the eNca-
walton on Prospect street, near High. 1t seems
there were no lights placed at the end of the cut
TO warn him of his danger, and but for the
timely appearance of a man who lives near the
place, he would in all probability have driven
over the bank.
.OFF THE TRACK"-This is the constant crv
j
the Rock creek bridge, caused by the settle
ment of the track. Other and profane remarks
are sometimes made 10y passengers who have
trains to meet or notes and drafts To paw.
COAL TRADE.-Tbere was nothing new from
the bOatmen's strike at Cumberland up TO nopu
to- day The consolidation coal company have
put in complete set of new machinery n their
dock No. ], of this place also, rebuilt the wharf
along the river front OF the same.
RIVER NEws.--The steamer United arrived
to-day from Plymouth. y. c., with 100000 feet
OF lumber for jos. x j. Y. Libbcv. Also the
steamer Columbia and Vanderbilt. from Balti-
more, with full cargOeS of general merchandise.
The Lady OF the Lake cleared for Norfolk with
-four.
GEATE TRADE.-The canal boat Nettie era
ham has arrived with 81 bushels wheat, l.2Jg
yeliew corn. 323 bushels rye, SO bushels mill
feed, and $50 barrels for George Waters: and
the schooner VIM. Henry, from Alexandra,
with 200 bushels red wheat consigned To Hart
lev x Bro. The sales on Change to-day were
200 bushels fair red wheat at SIG to Sis: 81
bushels OF good red at S1.Sl. and l,2oO bushels
yellow corn at co cents. No prime OF choice
wheat were offered.
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ROMANCE IN NEwAEK-Amongt those arrest
Ell IN Newark on charge of being disorderly
persons was "a Young woman. who told the ius-
tlce that She was the daughter of Col. John
Hutchinson GarDa of Belfast, Ireland late
colonel of the For;ieth British Infantry. bar
now on the retired list. Some time ago she
married William +. Hull, a bank cashier in
Belfast. The alliance was against the wishes
OF her parents, and an enlargement followed
Her hush and soon took to drink and having
sguandered all, iourneyed to America Mrs
Hull was compelled to place her children on
Wards Island. for her husband deserted her
soon after arriving here. She wandered about
seeking employment, and finally was hired to
play the piano in Newark saloon, swhere she
WAS arrested. She saws she did not know the
character of the place.-N. J.. Sun. 22R
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~ Mr.. Maloy, of ST Louis, opened vein in
his arm, and then took two bottles of chloro-
form, simply because he had been married sew
ersl times, and all his wives are living.
b9-A silly fool of a lover at Des Moines draws
blood from bis arm, and uses il in the place u
INK to write to hls girl. Ten tn that he don {
pound her with the stove handle in less than a
year after marriage.
R-There is a proposition before the Spanish
Assembly TO appoint permanent commission
OF members OF the hoH~.. 90 watch over the at-
fairs OF the govcrnmeu'. after the adj journmc at
OF the chamber.
nJ-.'the Girl tina, Love Beyond Expression
Got Marray on SUNDAY night to a Hoss- & ar
Driver ANA boo not Car To Live Env Longer -
wrote John Newton. at Newark, and took the
soup of cold piZen.'
60 The Worcester Mass Spy saws that Mrs.
Isabella Beecher HOsSer, OF Hartford, sister vt
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, has become a | nj
versa lis,, anu preached III the Universe st
church, at Bridgeport, on Sunday, the 10th /
slant.
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EFFErTs OF THE EARTHQUAKE-The earth
quake IN November last caused an upheaval of
the earth, which was accidently discovered a
lew DAYS sirce- Since that time the Portland
gas light company have noticed that the amou nj
which left the gasOmeter. The only way of
solving the question was 20 find ont If leak ex-
lsted IA any of the street mains. Different por-
lions of the city were visited. but no leak dis
covered until last Tuesday, when one was found
near the corner of and First streets. The
main on that street, for its entire length from
FIRST to Third streets, some 200 feet, had been
raised and formed bow, the lead on every sec
ton being started. neccsSitating new caulkinp
and soldering. No reason for the curious sha pc
Of the pipe can be assigned. except that during
the earthquake the pipe thrown out Of
place by one of the throes of the earth.-Porf-
ldnl lOrc0nnl Rer0Id. Feb. ..
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AMERICAN CRIMINALS ABRoAp.-Therc are
AT present confined in the various prisons and
penitentiaries OF France. according to the OIL
cial AnNa0tTe des HaiS1as Cchtr0iss de Franc
zen na,Ivest OF he unIted States; among them
the following: John r. Smith of Washington
IPstTlci OF Columbia, one month: released ON
bail pending appeal; age, 81 years; nineteen
DAYS 10 serve; quite young man; has plenty OF
money Perry Walker. swindler, from Indian
apolis. Ind. Saws he was an American Con-
gresham in 1s6s. Convicted of selling spurious
certificates of Mormon loan and general escyo-
gUST7s In for three wears; conduct in prison
good refuses 20 attend divine service; no mo-
ney; feeble health; age, 81 years; making wisp
hrOOms. -
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FJNEEALs--The funeral OF Mrs Rose Baker
the tate vile OF Gen j. H. Baker, Commissioner
OF PENSIONS. took place from the residence of
The family. ON n street, on SATURDAY. Rev. Dr.
HUBBARD. OF The CHureh OF the Incarnation, Of
feiating.
A re funeral of the late Seth \. Elliot a we'll
MO" y resident OF capitol Hill. TOOK place from
ipr- thesters metropolitan Presbvterian)
church on saturday afternoon. ami the services
were c"ndncted by the pastor and Rev. Dr.
Garter. OF Baltimore
d he funeral services a. the late Mrs. Michael
H. Combs were held YESTERDAY morning al IT
PatrIck's church. Requiem mass was c.Ie-
hratsd by Rev. y. A. Walter; after which the
remains were taken to Mount OIivet Genet .rv
for inttTmeut.
The funeral services of John SchIegel a we'll
known butter dealer. took place Yesterday at
teTnOon atthe Lutheran church. corner ~, and
r streets. The body Was afterwards inferred in
Prospect Hill cemetery.
The ObseaIies OF the late John W DuvaIi took
place az Fletcher chapel yesterday afternoon.
tsev- Dr. Lanahan conducted the funeral ser
vices at the church; after which, the remains
were accompanied to GlenwOod cemetery by
Columbia Lodge OF Odd Fellows and Pioneer
Council Of JOnadabs.
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THE ERIE INvEsTIe ATIoN.-At the session
or the Erie investigating committee on Friday,
ton in Erie he had Ilaced his resignation in
the hands Of Horace (ireeley, who had agreed
to name new list of directors. He also tesla
the present management. Nothing was elected
Of Importance on Saturday. Barlow, the for
mer treasurer Of Erie, is to be examined to-
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TIE NEW JERSEY FREE RAIDRoAD BILL
The railroad bill, passed by the New Jersey
senate on Friday, provides that "any number
Of persons. not less than thirteen, may form a
company for the purpose Of constructing, MAIN
tanning ard operating RAILROAD for public use
n the conveyance of persons and property, or
for the purpose of maintaining and of operating
any incorporated railroad already constructed
for the like public use.v
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COAL AND WOOD.

ITO Goa l. ID L r 8.
We have several hundred tons Of
HITE ASH AND HENRY CLAY sHAMOKIN
COAL.
FURNACE, EGG AND STOVE SIZES,
at the foot of Sixth street west, which We will sell 10
the trade at wholesale prices.
Apply to us in person.or by mail.
+. EDW. CLARK & CO..
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Lumber Wood and
Coal, foot of Fourth street east. fE II
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TIE GRAND ISION BALL To-MoEEoyy
NIGET.-Ih he committee al the various state,
associations having in charge the grand national
nnion BAN 10 take place tu-inOTrOw night at the
inauguration bah building. held a meeting on
Saturday, and MeS>ES- l.. Harrison. J. -. p
Burnside, W IA. Barley. ami ). d. Williams
were added % the general committee. Mr.
Ma gtn, from the committee on printing stated
that The programme was Completed and that
There would be introduced five selections of music
bN the Marine band follow ed BY a drill by the
tofCoTan ZOuaves OF thirty minutes. and then
TIE dancing. The chair reported tina. he hal
Delivered by mail and otherwise compii m .ntlry
tieket> 10 eighty members of the press. ami al %
to the President ri the United States, the Wee
President and the Cabinet. The President bv
q Tote accepted the invitation. The contract
lot furnishing the supper On the European plan
Nas awarded Ia Mr.. T. FTeund.
he entertainments by the combined state
a>sociations promises to be a very brilliant
affair rivalling in completeness of appointm
laTgeness, and selectneSs OF attendance. any
thing OF the kind ever attempted IN this city.
he committees IN charge are composed OF gem
ttIEen OF large experience, who have worked
WITH enthusiasm and energy to have all arrange
Inent> tor the comfort oi the guests complies 70
the minutest detail They have had the roof OF
The building repaired, the floor put in order
and secured carriages at reduced rates from
Major Tor those who desire them. The exer-
clSeS Will begin at so y. m.
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TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, paws per ct.
per annum on deposits for each calender month.
Banking hours, 8 to 4. Saturdays, TO / and s
to g. 2-t3 latI6
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LOCAL NEWS
an,u.ernenss. Ae To.nIyhl

Wci's oPsra Hotss.-English opera Lucia
=. LamM-ImouT''
7AedtsT coHsiqus--A variety entertainment OF
drama, song, dance, SC.
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THE WINTER having past and the pleasant
spring weather now coming on and with it the
travelling and driving season, the public should
remember and patronize the Old-established
and practical Trunk and Harness mandatory
of JAMES s. ToPHAM Il Co., 425 9Th street,
next to Odd Fellows Hall. Their stock of
Trunks, Bags, Shawl Straps, Harness. &c, is
the largest and best assorted i'm the city, and at
all prices. fmw.,Ss
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WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum's hoOpskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelligencer Building. 1923
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Condensed Leafs

See cool work OF Dept Club. under Boarding.
Rev. BT. 1IHaHy's lecture at Providence
Chapel has been postponed tall to- morrow
night. Sce adj
Charles n. Wright, well-knowD letter car
rier. di~d Saturday evening, Of consumption.
at his residence, No Jl5 Gth street northwest in
Liz 18th year.
The ladies' of the Hebrew congregation in
this city. Yesterday, presented to their pastor
Rev. l. stern, valuable gold watch and
chain Mr.. Simon Wolf at the request of the
Ladies, made the presentation speech, and an
appropriate response was made by the pastor.
At the meeting ct Holloway COmmandery on
Saturday night, at OdeOn hall. the following
were elected military officers of the Command
cry; j. Benedict. major, +. CObarn, al jutant;
u Center captain; r.. kimball. hrst lieutenant
" bIandenburg. second lieutenant; y. COwie
orderly sergeant
A loud complaint reaches THE STAR in regard
10 the treatment the pretty triangular space.
corner 9TH street and Massachusetts avenue. is
receiving at the hands of the bad boys. The
fences have been destroyed, the trees broken
down. the lawns devasted, anI the choice
shrubs heretofore planted there by the SUPER
intSHdcnf of Public Grounds have been pulled
MP by the roots; and the boys have now taken
full pOs session of the space for base ball pur-
rOSc>- The citizens in that ncIghbOrhOOd saw
that the unTUfiled equanimity with which the
police men Whereabouts survey the work OF de-
stTuct'"n without raising hand 20 present il is
rather trying: especially a the devastation is
made upon the government property they are
Iald by gOyeIHEs6 nt To protect.
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IAN Iowa man now lapgaishes In prison
because his wife, 10 whom he had decided al, ms
rea estate, refust to become security for 81 900
bail In a.eriminai suit.
- The special committee OF thu Illinois sem
ate to whom was referred a resolution OF inquiry
as TO the eSpedieney of ahoishing the grand
jury system have reported in favor OF doing
away with it, and present many arguments ~
support their views.
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near AZ street
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oNH CENT FOR AN ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
To-day. i'm the Circuit Court. Judge Cartier
the iury in the case of Butterfeld agt j. r
PTight-actiOn for an assault and battery
found a verdict for plaintiff-One cent damages
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SOUND FEET being indispensable to health
and comfort thousands of persons come from far
and near to visit DR.. White, the well-known
Chiropodjst, No. $50 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, for relief from cOrns, bad nails, SC,
and advice as to suitable shoes.
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THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. Is
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CITY EN- s.

FINE DRESS PANrALooys, in black and
colors. ready made. from SO to SIS; Business
Pantaloons from Sc to -; mainly new and de-
sirabie goods. One price only.
GEO. G. HENNING. No. 40 18th st.
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FLOUR.
STNDRIES.

ISL ~ once, as We cannot guarantee the above -.
p"isiieed low prices for any definite length Of tine
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For BRONCHIAL, Asthmatic and Pulmonary
Complaints ''BrOicn's Bronchial Troches" mani
fest remarkable curative properties. eos
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The Hyde-Wat,o" Tragedy i'm Brook.


IL will Dee Iecoileeted that in January. 1872, a
man named Watson shot in the city of
BROOKLYN y. Y, by a young married woman
VINO had been In his employment for several
years The history OF the case, related by
the papers at that time, is, briefly, that Mrs
Fanny HYDE. aged eighteen or nineteen We arS
living ON Myrtle avenue. shot and killed Geo.
w watson at his haIr-dTe>sing establishment:
that she gave herself up to the police: that Wat
son occupied one floor of the fOur-storv factory
on the corner OF south 18th and Isl streets where
h. manufactured silk nets for ladies' heai.lress-
-: That Fanny ha.. been in his employment for
several years. during which time they had been
intimate, ana she alleges that Watson effected
her rum; that lie afterwards made her treuuent
visits. AMI tainted her with acts of vice which
he had caused her TO commit, that this treat
ment was continued after her marriage to an
either man, and she resolved To stop il: that she
notified Watson to deSist, or sine would tell her
husband, that for time has behavior WaS re-
sptct ul- but he afterwards renewed his in
suns ami threatened 10 discharge her il she
Obi Lot comply with infamous propo-al
which he made; that fearing hun. she
procured a pistol. with which she proposed TO
protect herself, that the quarrel was resumed
hy Natson. and she begged him to desSt, to
which be gave no heed. an. she drew the mist u
and shot him dead IN the hallway outside the
shop door: that Mrs Hyde's father. who was
also an emI'loye OF Watson. was the first one 20
give the alarm. thst she frankly owned an. to-
the shooting. and stated that although she dill
not intend TO Nil " at>On. she hal good car.,a
10 TO So The bali had severed the iuy1ltr
VEN, ;.iE! atSOu died instantly. Her trial for
muIrer aitrrW .Iid> took place, AMI attracted
c'r,it TauiG attention from the peculiar cir
euHrStance> surrounding the case, but the iu-v
were unable Ia agree and We're DISCHARGED ten
being Ter ac4ulttti ami $40 Tor maIisau Ihter.
The Judge dec ded to ..iInIt the prisoner IN
btii al The sum OF --iJ.ti, which was given, ar.l
she II once lrtC her home and has Since been
STAYING VITA friends IL this city, a. heretofore
stated in TIE STAR. Ter case Wa. recently
called IN Nvw \ cTS for a second trial, but a
she al1 not appear after the CASE had been once
postponed. her lUHd>IutI in Brooklyn requested
her g. re-. which Wa made Yesterday hy De
tecJNe Miller. at her residence on street aud
she y now held Tor reg Ui>i ton from tn gov
q N.-r-
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And FLOWER -
- SEEDS, FRUIT TREES, kc.3

John SAUL
Respectfully calls the attention public 10 his
extensive assortment 81 GARDEN and FLOWER
SEEDS. which are this season Of the finest quality
FLOWER SEEDS, embracing all the novelties
from England and the Continent.
The FRUIT TREES are vigorous and well grown.
consisting of Pears fsfandsrd and dwarf. Plnm
Cherry, A pricot, Necfarine, &C.
Delaware, caacord and all the other celehra.sd
GRAPES, SIRAWBERRIES, RAsPRE RIrS
BLACK BERRIES, cURRANTs, G0OSEBER
SHAPE TRIES. EyERGRERNs, ROSES
MI MI and other bedding pisnts, with e,eryfh;,,-
reraining 10 the Nnrsery Bu.ine.s all M moiersts
price,. JOHN SAUL, 62I 7th street NC
nin Opposite @. s. Pstent Once.
iGps fok sALE--CANARIEs and MOCK mo
csGr male a,d female: best singers; also, -
rss "a . avenue, Capitol Hill. ~
'ooseoSW q. M GOETZ
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THE END or A LOVE TRAGEDY.-The body of
Ida Spencer. aged IL, who was murdered i'm
Syracuse on the IL tn inst, was brought to this
CITY yesterday for interment i'm Cypress Hills
cemetery by the side of her mother Coroner
Herman granted permit for the intermenf of
the remains. Miss Spencer was murdered by
Albert keeer, who struck her on the head with
a bar OF iron. Keller who was only II years
old was in love with Ida, but his love was not
returned. After the murder Keeler ATTEMPTED
10 escape by jumping on q passing freight train .
IN doing which he fell backward and fractured
his scuil on q rail He was found the next morn
ing dead on the track.-N T. Sam Oh
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A BILL has been introduced in the vir-
ginia house of deiegas which provides tor the
distribution of all property equally between
everybody-tO abolish AL taxation-to confer
legislative powers Upon railroad rings of the
state-and TO have a good tins generaily.
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To HAVE ELEGANT light Biscuits, Rolls.
Buckwheat Cakes, Fruit Dumplings. &c, you
should use Dooley's Yeast Powder. Ask your
grocer for it. 1t is pure Baking Powder.
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The LATEST GEORGETOWN HOMrCrDE.-To-
day MesSTs. Il. +. Miller and r.. A. Villa ms
PetittOnCd for a writ OF habeas corpus to the
warden of the Jail. directing him To PROD nee
before Judge Macarthur on Wednesday the
body OF AbTam Bowcns, committed IN Jail on
Monday last by the coroner for the alleged lnur-
der OF Dennis Hawkins i'm Georgetown, by
Striking him on the head with q stone
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Bergh is wanted in Minnesota. The
wolves are starving and the hard hearted farm
efs wont allow themselves to be eaten.
~"Her little bed is empty,D-seouel IN "Ppt
me I'm my little beds the very latest popular
sentimental song in England.
The French and German governments
the evacuation OF FRANCE.
- Forty i've hundred dollars has been raised
for the widow of the poor man Phyfer, who was
orutahy murdered In New York, by the bill
poster Nixon, some time age. = :
1The eause of the fire at the Erie s,epot \,
Jersey City, last week, was the explosion Of n
locomotive under one OF the sheds. Frank
Howard, the engineer, was killed.
ga committee has been appointed by the
creditors of the bankrupt Stuyyesant bank in
New York. TO employ counsel to hight to receiver
I'm the courts.
RrIn Illinois headless man is making him
sell obnoxious nv chasing people over the
prairics. BY and by "a will grow monotopous,
and they will ''put head on him."