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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-19
A Woman.s Terrthta Cr;,.

sHF HIRES CoLORED BOYS To MURDER A LAD
There i great excitement at Whining ton n
e, over the facts that are being developed CON
ceIring the death of Willie Carter a lad of ten
years. HIS body, horribly mutilated apparently
with knives, was found in the creek near there
subsequent developments make it pretty plain
mat Caroline Newell, who had done some work
Tor young Carriers father, became yery angry
with the lad because he had made AWAY with
considerable fruit In her shop. She summoned
colored boy named David Martin, alias Hicks
ana ofered him : % If he would kill young Car
Ter. Hicks. who has been arrested, saws tn at
ne refused the otfer, and she then agreed to give
Jam, Anderson and Bill Hooper the SINE
amount II they would kill him. The three found
carter and induced him to go with them to the
cree. On the way Anderson and Hooper pro-
posed 10 Hicks that they make away with Carter
hicks reiuScd, and they answered, "WeIl we'll
do II then While near the butcher men An
derson and Hooper went into the water Carter
addressed hut did not venture out very far SO
Anderson threw his clothing into the stream
Carter rescued them, and they threw the cloth
ing second time further into the stream They
ihen dragged Carter to deep water, and held
nlm under. Hicks says that as soon as he saw
tney we're determined to kill Carter he ran ayay
he doesn { know how the cuts came on Carter,s
BODY, but affirms that while the bows were
armed with knives, they had not used them M
70 the time he ran away. He, moreover, saws
that the woman Newell told them that it was no
more OF snn for them TO kill Carter than il was
Tor soldiers to shoot each other in battle Hc1per
and the woman have been arrested
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Ni-cegeuatiOn.
MARRIAGE OF wH7TG GIRL TO 4 COL

MARRIAGE OF a WHITG GIRL TO a COLOREp
BACK DRIVER.
In the Police Court This morning. a cOlOred
man ramCd Henry johnson was aTraigued on
fhe charge OF assaGit and battery on Margaret
Bowling. johnson = a hack driver and Mar
gaTet the keeper OF drinking house ON ~
street, below Penn -ylvania avenue. Detectives
CCOmes ard Miller state that The warrant was
placed in their hands few DAYS since by Mar
gsret, who stated that she had good reason
To believe that johnson had inveigled her
daughter, Kate, about sixteen years of age,
from home, snd that they were married;
that johnson had been hanging about her
house for some time past and she had order
ed him away, and in turn he had assaulted her;
nat she had much rather hear Of her dau ghter's
death than her marriage 70 johnson. The OIL
GERS took the Csc in hand. and on making in
quiry found that q license r been procured
ffOm the clerk the court. They then went
TO a bOUse on y street, between 18Th and 10th
streets, this morning, where they found the
parties f1gether, having beer married on the
ltfh instant by colOIed preacher named Wills.
They made known their business and johnson
was taken into custody. The officers questioned
Kate u she was married, and she replied that she
was, and proposed 10 live with johnson. The
whole amor having the appearance of having
been done legally, aud by mUtual consent,
Tothtng could be done fer the mother, and she
now u ments having brought up her children
surrounded with the associations OF LfOggery.
nd declares that her daughter shall henceforth
De an outcs>t from her roof. Mrs. Bowling is
a widow, end has three children remaining
TN heT. y E1i,r r0y. was entered In the case
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FANCY GOODS.

Perfumery, Soaps and Toilet Articles reFul.r mica.
los &c Yer cont. f''0'Sn
rear, 2Ey and French Sleeve Buttons a, q ceu.s
r., 70 : > per pair, iess 10 per cent - --~
H eSut studs a. 81 TO SIS, lees 10 p.r cent
WY Hoil Collar Buttons, 2sc, Slg 50 sex
ma, ez 81, : ), less ~ psr cent 49, ~"--i
All ana F9acy Fans, 75C. 10 s24, lees 10 par q,
IN sha CmOreila Chatelsin, 75c % SIS le,- 40 e.
oA)'lAe1 Bucbles, sets Ear Drops, yIu~garette
10, &c, 5c. &C, regular prices, less ~ per Csgt
parSsss pa .sguls prices, less 10 per cert.
10 per cent. 81 - 'Na-
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WHITE GOODS.

Hsmburg Edges, lsc. 20 81 81 yard less No per cent
inserting, lsc 60 SlG yard, less 10 Der 81
Swiss Eases and Inserting, sc. TO 81 yard less Il
NaiDsOOk Edge. end Inserfino % 90 40 a. - -
10 per cent. S~--~ soies i01-
Victoria Lawn, soc: TO SOC yard. LEES 10 per cent
less 10 per cent. w. se'~h
Bishor Lawn, at soc 70 Soc yard, less 10 per cent,
tucked frockins 81 soc. 90 81 yard less IL per cent
rlped snd Plain Swiss, at SOC TO 7sc yard ess Ia
Plain orgAndy, sc to 7sc. yard, less 10 per cent.
marsslia, At S5fc. to sc. ard, less 10 Per cont
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INFANTS GARMENTS.

Infants Long Skirts at from sI6s 10 a. g. f..s IN
per cent. 49, -" -
Cambria Sifps.
Cambria Dresses, Plain
Cambria Dresses, KnIbrofdar.s
FLANNEL Skirts, Plain
Flannel Skirts, EmbrJidered
sgusre Drawers.
Robes.
Walking Cloaks.
Wool Boots.
And complete stock OF every article Of Ipf.,.ss
wear all subject 70 discount Of 10 per cen, -
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Imprave.nent Of the CITY.
WORK OEDEKED BY THE BOARD az PIT
lie WOpES

N'hA O1sbkhED BY The BOARD OF PUB
Lie WORKS.
The superintendent OF streets has been dircc-
ttj - dig well and erect pump on PamerOy
sueet, Uidwav OF square east OF / street
j he snpeI gis'Dg architect Of the Treasury
Ne Experiment. has been notified that the very
heaNy stone now being hauled over the Belgian
block Pavement on g street, from the river u
I'd street. - seriously damaging that pavement
ana requesting That be order the hauling 10 be
EnPde mp street, which has a Nacadamized
pavement, which cannot be injured or to place
wooden 81 . down 30 that the pavement NAV
Lot be permanently Injured.
The superintendent Of :. eetS has been d;ree-
tel - bave the pump on the y est side Of brh
street between NJ anu y stCeetS, removed and
the well flied ny.
TIE suPCt 'uteIdert OF county roads has been
authorized TO open the extension OF the Muir
dock-Mil road, through the land OF Mr.. NJ.
q. Barrett.
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"TBRIR NAME Is LEGION" NAV be applied
TO those who die annually OF Consumption
although science has OF late years sensibly ii-
mlr'sned their number. 1t is gratifying to know
that the general use of DR.. WiStdr's BasaIba of
Wiid Cherry is largely instI umental in attaining
this end, ~
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READY-MADE DRESSES.

GEr sloek Of LINEN SUITS POLoSAIsEs
hEplNGOTs is the largest in the city and "a
invite the attention Of the ladies 20 the crest bar
gAns We give BY the liberal reduction Of 10 oar cent
from our prices. -h'
We name few, with prices:
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LADIES UNDER GARMENT.

o0T9r Tslrts' stuek., g ossts, lees 10 per cent.
y Si3
EiegSatiy trimmed Skirts from sI7sto So, Iess 10
00'.Su oheRi'e' at Is cents less 10 per cent.
Eiegsntly trimmed Chemises from 81 S0to ss,n
Cotton Drawers at e . cents Ie.s 10 per cezi.
81
And fun and com ple,e line of other s,ylss
'ght Dresses from 81 Ga 70 ~, less 10 Der CEN,
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STRANGE AccIDKsT AT A GEAvE.-During
the progress of funeral at Way.isnd. Ind- on,
Sunday last, the marble slab at the head of
grave fell, catching little Annie Steel beneath
u, breaking one bone OF her leg just below the
knee.
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\ JERSEY DEsPERADo.-One of the most
noted and daring thieves in New Jersey IS now
confined IN the state pr On at Trenton. His
name Is Michael Kane, resident OF Newark.
he was sentenced to ten years Ia state prison
OF y few months ago by Judge Clifford, in
Newark, for robbing Broad street dry goods
store. The detectives who went - search his
house for the stolen plumber had a very narrow
escape from being blown TO atoms. An open
keg of powder lay loosely under the counter of
kane's place, and they were gwen a rickety
Kerosene lamp TO explore with. Fortunately
they discovered the powder IN time 20 prevent
ignition, and 80 a terrible explosion was avoided
Ever SINCE hsne's arrival at state prison Re has
been source OF great trouble to the authorities
there. He refused point black to do any work
ana rot even the bsu and chain, with scant
d1et, nor the dungeon, could swerve him on this
point Say what the keepers would and do
what they might. Kane would not work
Finally, ON being set AZ work in the shoe dep ,rt-
ment, be gave fearfCi evidence of his brute
pluck and stubborn spirit by deliberately chon-
ping OF his own thumo-the thumb on the LETT
hand He threatened further that IL thew
drove him TO work again, he would cut rs own
head OF. There were quite q number of peopIs
in Newark cruel enough TO say that Mike could
scarcely do better thing for the peace of mind
OF his fellow-citizens. Meanwhile Kane is in
the hospital, but the prison authorities are
determined TO make him toe the mark yet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-19

JULIPs, SMAsHEs, COCKTAILS and other pre-
scriptions carefully ompounded by George w.
Driver ana his corps OF efficient assistants, at
the new sample rooms, corner Pennsylvania
avenue and y street. sl2,tf
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FINE PLATED JEwELRY,
Fine jet Jewelry,

FINE UAydlzed JeWeIry,
Fine Roi-plate Vest Chains and cheap Eve
glasses and Spectacles, received at PRIGS's
Jewelry Store, No. 45I Pennsylvania avenue,
near Az street. sI6,eotf
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A oIRcrs CLOWN is a very fascinating crea-
ture, no doubt, but young girls should learn
that the glitter and spAng'es OF the ring some-
times clothe the veriest brute of q man. A girl
OF sixteen, not very long ago, ran away with a
circus clown In Cincinnati, and has just died in
CaIitornia after dreadful experience. She
was abused and beaten. neglected in sickness,
and finally died victim of har husbands
brutality.
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Cool, POPULAR AND HEALTHY SUMNER
RKsokT.Dooley's Arctic Soda Fountain, on
Capitol HILL eotf
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CITY ITEMS.
UMBRELLAS.
UMBRE ELIAS.

UMBRELLAS.
Large variety at A. Straus', 10l1 Penns ylvania
avenue, near 18th street.
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INSURANCE OOMPAN%
INSURE HouR PRoPERTr
TrS ST %lss,l aNsEsise @ sf sSSsssr
Town"
Capital and Surplns....;,..;....s,;; - 900
ONCE: Boom No. 1, over Bank Of Washington
p,REcroRs:
Parker, A Wilson, "; J. Wilson, Y, :; WASH,
Hor nSs.r d. ogI.Sns orCs' wlIs
sSsstS aSss ssss,.y
NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE COM
PANY OF WASHINGTON,
ORGANIZED OCTOBER, 1893.
Cash Capital and SurPius...--....-..-Sl13,so 700
OFFICE, 6s3 LOUISIANA AvxNvR.
REAL AND PERSONAL PR6PERTY IN.
SURED.
DIRECTORS.
GA. kSAP, President, WV DLyo,,
,l B.SOS, H.wTLiE,
ll6 2n NOBLE d. LABNER, secretsry.
w d; JONES q CO.,
the foiCS Is or. Strong Rrs fSsaTsno
TRE GERMAN AMERICAN, oFNY,
TIE MERCHANT u SESsSk ~
GREAT wEsTTdEgsSS,FLRE INSURANCE.
OAsH 506,s 3T 81
OFFICE, COS FIFTEENTH STREET,
OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPARTMENT
nl5Sm X. W. BATES, Agent.
THE CoR'oS s,a,SNspfsikKyS INSURANCE.
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
0rgaHiEsd Ap-sl lsf, Ils
Oapitai ..-'----..--... ......'.--.-...s 10000.
OFFICE No. 1923 PENNSYLVANIA ayENuE
tOvER ALBuRNs DRUG srokEJ
JOHN T. LEHMAN, PresIeen,
a, Il. KERR, Vice President
J. I. DYER, Secretary.
DlrEcToRs:-wm. orme, II Olsy Stewart, OnA,
A. james, Jas. l.. Barbour, Kdward Droop, J-hn n
sp4-ly
TBE EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
SOCIETY.
the largest Of any similar Institution IN the world
n. HEYER, GESERAL AsxSr,
msyS-U s0S and sOs 7th street
THE NATIONAL METROPULITAN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Orga nized August as, 1870.
Cash 8 90 900
Onioe in Shepherds Building, No. sOsS6 Penasyl.
Nshla avenue MOSES KELLY, President.
SAMUEL CROSS, Secretary,
J. B. Blake, roAs'w WIN. II ross
Mh' wal, Charles Just,
IN - cie1t.zsrott, John 4. Lehman,
A. R. shepherd. n'cl4-a
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WILCOX s. GIBB's Swine MACHINE. Thu
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street
Intelligepcer building. 1928
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-19

BUILDING AssOCIATIoS.-At the seq ond
monthly meeting Of the Me ropolitan Building
Association last evening twenty-five shares OF
stock were advanced upon az an average pre-
MUM OF nfty-folr per cent.
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IHE FCGIT1VE bkIDE5RCON CAPTURED IN
MiLwAUKiE.-It viii be remembered that an
account Was publi-hCd ia THE STAR of the 18th
Instant OF the alleged desertion of yOungH c
by her husband who had lett for parts un-
known VIM. HessleT, fOI nerly proprietor OF
the Nic,oTia Hotel, on Penn>y lYania avenue
was the uuant husband, and his wife is a
daughter OF Mr.. George Koch, who resides On
ath :, 'eet. Yesterday Chief OF Detectives
ClsrvCe. ~ t1is city, -sceived q d',c4-ch from
Cbtei ui 'E.-.e y am Beck, of M.waukie
WiscOT sil, informing bum that William Hess
ter Iron. Q. > q y, Was III custOly there. The
cause which led 10 his arrest there was the
publication by Nr. kOca, father OF his v if,e of
a reGlST offering a reward OF 80. Tbs morn
ing DETECTIVE MJDevltt started for MilWtukie
70 escort Hes back, ami IL j. reported that
upon bis arrival here charges OF bigamy and
larceny VIII be brought against him. lie was
one OF party who was charged with making
the murderOus assault on Ofkcer Buns about a
year ago at the Victoria Hotel.
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The NEW DISTRICT CONVENIENT BUILD
NE Mr. Albert Gleason yesterday broke
ground for the foundations OF the new District
government building, on Market Space, 'front.'
ing the Avenue, and intends in a few DAYS to
put to work large force in order to complete
the excavations in the quickest possible time
The work Of building the walls Will then pro-
coed without delay.
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A Little Girl Frightened 20 heath

One OF the saddest deaths recorded for some
time has occurred at KutztOwn in the family of
MI. Joshua HinterleitDer. His daughter Emina.
a healthy, robust and fine looking girl of ~. in
company with several little cousins of hers had
about week previous gone in search of cherries.
While climbing tree, sold Davy Hottenstein. y
a greedy and grasping old fellow, the terror Of
the little boys and girls in the town, came RIM
nng towards them, threatening to run the little
girls through with pitchiork he held in his
hands if they would not depart, and using other
very hard language. This frightened the poor
little girls terribly, and they all ran away at full
speed One OF them had no shoes on and hence
could not run as fast as the rest. Little Emma
Hlnterleitner took the shoeless girl on her
bdck, ana started of with her, thus causing
over-exertion and over heating which, togethe ,
with the fright, brought ON that isease Known
as ST. Ntps Dance. Her sufierings were terri
bic and Undesirable, her screams being heard
AT distance OF several squares. She continued
SICK about week, when she died. She changed
color and was quite emaciated after death. 20
much 50 that her best acquaintance could not
recognize her. The Indignation of the citizens
al III st ran very high against Hottenstein, and
ne, together with woman named Manderbach,
nave since been bound over TO answer at court
lor the offence, the former ID $500, aud the
latter IN 500 bail. What makes matters worse
Is the fact that the tree from which Hotten-
sc IN chased the children does not belong to him
The affair has created great deal of hard feel
ing against the Of lending party, and will not
soon be forgotten by the people OF T. at section.
-hsddiHg Ienn.) EdQle.
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starved that the Peruvian Syrup, an Iron
Tonic, does upon the weak and debiIitated; it
makes them strong aud vigorous, changing
weakness and suffering into strength and
health.
The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK. corner nj
New York avenue and 18th street, paws 6 Der Of.
per annun on deposits for each calender month.
Banking hours, 8 toL Saturdays, TO 4 and 6
to6 N3,Ilt18
WHEN DUMB ANIMALS cry out their glad
ness,-when cripples take up their beds and
walk,-when Rheumatism Is banished stiff
joints made timber, and swelings disappear as
II by magic, well may we inquire Into the secrets
of the wonderful Centauf Liriment. There
has never been anything liz It. 1t has per
formed more cures Of flesh, bone and mu.cIe
months, than all other articles have in three
hundred years. 1905
PoND's EXTRACT IL for sale ct wholesale BY
Ohas. Stott q Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,u
FoR RxI1Er 1EoH COINS, Burross,
TRouBLKsoAs NAILS, ETC., visit DR.. White,
site the U. s. Treasury. Once hours from
q. m. to s p. m. Fee one dollar. (Established
IN Washington 1861 r.
TuRco- RUSSIAN BATEs; aiso, Medicated Va.
por Baths, for al akin disease, at DR.. Shedds,
EOS street. 6,20,&
WILCOX s. GIBB's SEwINe MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, til street.
Intelligepcer building. 1928
TIM COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulpess OF Singers Sewing Machine. Is
THERMOMETERS and Bsrometers are repairsa
and made to order by Hempler, near Az street
~ Ina alq T.a x. far %
erSsn h |. SEc0E1Hs, u! H "a SL0ThING, Bo6TS,
8S 80 ~. sdn Dssxeen and g south.
NHNUINH SCOTCH CHEVIOT SUITS for A
" Al elss q A. eTBAUe, 10l1 Renn0 sys;s
large assortment Of nov Frames for sale bv
WHBEL1R b ANGERMAH
jy26-iw as TN street, bit. p and 4 NTVets,
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COOP FooD AND PLENTY OF 1T produces
the same effect upon person who has been
starved that the Peruvian Syrup, an Iron
Tonlc, does upon the weak and debilitated; it
makes them strong aud vigorous. changing
weakness and suffering into strength and
nchItA
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ANoIF ER NiCTiM or TIE NAwAsET IDEN-
Ilfh O-Last evening a cOIOred man. named
Niggirs, ltN ng across tue Eastern Branch
CSlr At THE STAR Office 70 get some further
particulars about his father, !. Il. Virgins who
was lost on the WawaseJ. His attention al
been called to the following paragraph in the
SPECIAL cor dependence OF IHE SrAR from the
sSele OF Tue disaster, IL o1r issue of Monday,
August 18th:
"Atout O'Clock the body of an elderly col
or q nan was towed in near ChatteTtOn dressed
IN gray panfs, black cot ard vest In one OF
De Z pockets was round a white cambric
bardkeIcf'ef CaTetu'iy folded; a red leather
pOCket-t COX was found in his pants in which
were ten ore dollar bins; also, a letter directed
10 Samuel Barley, Northumberland coun, =
va, signed by j. ii Virgins. The letter APP
feared 10 have been torn open, and related 10
buslneSs matters, but was so badly written that
ltcould not be dectphered. 1t ls most likely bis
name was Bailey"
The body here described was undoubt~ flv
hat OF WiggiTs, seriOr his son ssserts, - he
has personal knOwl dge OF the pocket book ana
~ contents, ard wrote the letter IN possession
OF rs father, Who wss Ore ed as described.
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A TEST was made yesterday the Board of
Heath OF a new machine for tue removal of
apparstrs consists of a pump of considerable
I0Wer worked By hand, which forces the con-
tents OF vaults or privy boxes through a guttl
percha hose 20 the receiving vessel Quite
number Of persons were present to witness the
experiment., and a variety OF opini )ns were ex-
ITeSsr = 70 the value OF the apparatus
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THE BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
Inc rep8HsOn this rOJt ere beiog pusht TOR
"S'd az rapidly a. POSSIBLE. The company have
over & men at work between Baltimore and
rowe StaoOn, repairing the damage done by
theno.d' Al nose IOinJs where the dlling res
been ems rely sshtd cut As at { sony Ruf7 and
hSrmOn's station, the company intend placing
uesSel Woi iusse- Of the dift hlung that was
formerly used There are two gangs OF men al
WORK on the road, the larger gang, COPS sting of
ABOUT 20 men, l. WOrkiug south on the 70 Il
from The Baltimore end. and have su. ceeded in
placing about nine miles of the track in good
OIIeI, ready Tor the passage OF trains. The
OtoeT gang - cOml led OF nearly 3C) men, who
are working north from Bowie Station, and il is
expected that these gangs viii meet in the vi
clhi-y OF stony Run Branch. During the raj
storm on Sunday night five large eulverts were
washed out between Bowie Station and BEN
ming Station. only two Of these washes are
ssld TO be VI much account, ami As a large force
OF men WAS sent from this city Yesterday.
these damages will be repaired a. soon as tks
other parts Of the ROAD OD which me lIrg1r
gangs are a, weTk.
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Ihk AMALGANAT Sd CAEPKNrERs AND JOIN
kbs met last night at Mceharics' hai, anl a
nrmber Of persOps were PROPOSED for ,nsmha,
chip and some elected. A handsome coIIec-
ton Was taken up for the benefit or Mr. Fn
bank, member who recently had the rrsssnr
tune TO break bis sum. The referee Tssd !.
communication from j. O. Wilson, secretsrv of
rue DIS. let executive committee, stating thsf
hey ha@ not vet decided the question Of char
tering the assoc III on.
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HIBRRNIAN BENEyoL ENT SOCIETY No. mes
last night at Carroll Hall, and decided TO take
measures looking TO the erection Of hall of their
ow n, and nth that end IN view appointed a com
mittee Of fifteen TO make the necessary arrange
menfs IL will be built BY joint stock com
psny. The beautiful elk dag won In the recent
contest Tor sale OF tickets at the orphsrs' pic q.
nc was much admired by those present. We ,
Rev. Father Broullet, ION Walla Wana
Indtan Territory. was introduced by the chap
lam OF the socie y, Rev. Father McDevitt, and
eSteItaned the society with an interesting
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TIM COMMUNITY at large appreciate the us
fitness OF Singers Sewing Machine. Is