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AL e X A " DRIA,.

SUSPECTED MISREPRESENTATION Water
worth and William Welsh, the two men ar
rested here Yesterday on suspicion of being i'm
plicsted in the murder OF a colOred man name I
Pierce Richardson. of Spotsylvsnis county, bu.
empio!et by the f. & =. X. X. COMPANY. ami
found lying in ditch alongside of toe "a In a
near Ashland, last Saturday morning were ex
amined by Mayor Ksmper this IA ,rniny au1
committed TO Jail for further examination.
waterford states that he is a tailor and W ,rked
VITO w. Z. Wlndlinger, in Richmond, and III az
be left that city on Thursday. passing thrsu n
ashland on Friday, the day Of tue murder
welsh says be II sailor from LiverpODI, who
was sblpwrecked near savannah about *
weeks since and has been working his way alon Y
70 the north ever since; that he worked with
Mr. Leake, at Ashland, for some time, but left
Ihat place on Thursday 10 walk to Washington
The murdered man left Ashland on FrId Az
evening with = 10 in his pocket for the iuortion
but when found hadibeen robbed, and four
men, Two OF whom are supposed 10 be the men
arrested her, lett there after he did. OF TN .
Tour one was a cOlOred man, who when in Fred
eIleksburg had dirk with him, had blood on
his clothes, and said, as stated in the Gazette
yesterday, that he hal hal a fight with a col
ored man down the road or this colorei man
or OF the other man nothing has been heard since
tney LETT Fredericksburg.
ALIvR-lt Is stated that the colored man Ar
rested at Opossum hall last week, charged with
at mpung TO commit an outrage upon Miss
Brown, of Silver Spring, and about whose re-
ported sudden disappearance the Washington
papers nave published long accounts, is in this
city. and can be produced if necessary.
VI OOl. mOsDy'e Infant in war
renton on Sunday last, was one of the largest
ever witnessed in that tOwn.-Gdzstte, 2lst
SHOOTING AFFAIR AT FIsHTowN.-I,sst
night: between one and two O'Clock, constable
rom Loundoun county, named Edward New
land, who came down here in search of the
prisoners who escaped from the Leesburg Jail,
went TO colored fancy ball at the house of
william Davis on FishtOwn, while intoxicated
and began to raise a disturbance. He went up
to barber naIaed Charles Richard, who was
asleep on one of the benches, and pulled him
on. Richards demonstrated, when Newland
Grew pistol and fired at him. the ball striking
the wall little to the left OF Richards head. 4
wild scene of confusion ensued, and Nswland
was joined by three sailors, who offered 10
stand by him. just in time officers Arnold,
Nltengill, and Horseman appeared, and sue
ceeded after struggle in arrestisg the constable
ana his three champions and quieting matters
Inc confusion and noise existing at one time
were terrible, and the shrieks Of the women and
shouts OF men could be heard several squares of,
ne parties were all brought before the mayor
ms a. M, and Newland was fined so and costs
The others were discharged.-SeEti..l, 2Ist.
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LOCAL NEWS,
COudensed Iaeals

MIR. t. +. Swayze was admitted to the bar of
the supreme Court OF the District to day.
MI. j. Z. Cohill has been appointed a watch
man at the navy yard, vice II. a. Matthieson
resigned.
"A pigeon match took place Yesterday at Ben
ning's station between John Ferguson, of this
city, and John Alder, Of Baltimore county, for
kurse OF $50. Ferguson was the winner.
Inc friends to the enterprise of erecting a
market-house on the CorcOran square, Tth
rect, between and p, will hold q mass meet
Ing at the corner of til and streets to- morrow
evening.
Sixty:eight workmen, principally machtnists
ana boiler makers, in the department of steam
engineering at the navy-yard. were fur
loughed yesterday until the first of the coming
month.
Yesterday Rev. Henry Scott certified at the
clerks office the marriage OF John Flemmond
and Florence Chapman, which took place last
night at Hillsdale, under license issued on the
Sth of November, ISL.
y correspondent says that if the Board of
Health will send their dOg-carts and men east of
OF the city, and west of 9TH street, north of
boundary, they can secure a few more loads of
worthless ours.
A vacant house belonging to Mrs. Farnham
on 18th street, near Incarnation church. was
entered few nights since AMI despoiled of its
brass and lead plumbing fixtures, the zinc lining
10 the bath tub, pipe connecting gas meter, ect
IL will take about one hundred dollars to repair
the damage.
has declined An invitation from st. John, New
Brunswick, to make a summer excursion there.
having already perfected arrangements to go 10
Cobh's Island, Va, on the 18th proXimo via
Baltimore, where they will be Joined BY a u artv
OF distinguished MasOns of that city.
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clerk in the Office of the Beard of Pablo

Two DRIVERS FOR ONE Ok TK.x.-Amtu
named John Valiant and his wife, Jane Valiant
made their appearance in Georgetosn yestev-
day afternoon. both driving an OK team, ani
both lntoxlca ted. When questioned abOut the
team they stated that some person had given Il
TO them and told them TO drive IL to town. Tdey
were placed in the station house and the te IA
heIu ior tne owner, who soon made his appear
ance, and stated that they had taken POSSESSION
OF II while he was in a store dealing. They
were sent 20 the Police Court, and were sem
fenced to the workhoUse.
GRAIN TRADE-The nrst cargo of nav what
canal, consisting of 1900 bushels, was received
to-day per boat j. y. Thomas, and vas con-
signed to j. q. & j. NJ. Waters. Seven hun
dred bushels new wheat we're also received hv
rail- for the same firm, and SIS bushels white
corn by the boat. The schooner T. p. Morgan
also arrived from Alexandria with GOD bu,A-
els new W heat for Hartley & Bro. The sales
to- day were 200 bushels new wheat at 81 80 20
sl55, and Loco bushels do. at sl.4l; also, SIS
bushels white corn at IS cents.
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Board of Health.

MEETING LAST NIGHT.
The Board of Health met last night, and Dr.
Bliss submitted
THE MoRTUARY REPORT
tor the month ending June 30th, showing the
total number of deaths at 2j9, of which 1872 were
white, and q cOlored. The most fatal disease
appears to have been cholera infantum result
ing In % deaths; next consumption, &c. couyul-
slons, 10; congestion of brain, 10; disease of
brain, .; apoplexy, 4; meningitis 5; genera al de-
bllity, - dentitiOn, 1; drowned, f. senile debili-
~, 6; premature birth, 3; peritotis, 3; iauniice
z; pneumonia, ?; bronchitis, 2; dropsy, 5; can
Ger, /; marasmus, paralysis, s. coup de sOlell
3; lnanltion, 4; ceribro spinal meningitis, &
dysentery, 6; diarrhea, 6; typhoid fever, 2; an
teimittent fever, 2; Group, ..
WORK OF THE HEALTH OFFICER.
Health Officer Keene submitted a SYNOPSIS of
the operations of his Office for the week ending
July IS, ioI4, showing 453 nuisances abatei, %
dead animals removed. Food conden nations
1880 CLANS, Is punches fish, 500 era 3, II lbs
oeet, LOG do veal, 80 do. bacon, lOl do. mutton,
~ DO pork, 81 bushels peas, p ~ do. beans
l,lO2 dozen cucumbers, bushels beets, II dozen
cantslopeS, 23% bushels apples, bushels black
berries. Animals impOunded, 252; redeemed
%; Killed, POI; total number of dogs impOunde4
10 date, so; number killed, 7l6. This report
shows that the officers in this department have
been very active, the condemnation being con-
siderabiy larger than in any previous month.
OTHER MATTERS.
Mr. Marhury Submitted a resolution tn at the
telegraph line constructed by the board from
ponce teafq uarters to the Wash ngtOu ASYLUM
INK SiAidli- ItOA tpiutInlC De turned
Us tbe hTe department for its use; referred.
Dr. Nerdi submitted A resolution prohibitin
after the LIST OF September, the placing OF
stable manure III any alley or vacant lot in the
clties or Washington and Georgetown; referred.
Dr' Bliss moved that Mr.. Langst1n be aD-
Iolh,ed 10 act as president pro .sgt. during tie
absence of DR.. Cox; adopted.
DR.. Verdi submitted a resolution dsc,arirr
the fertilizers in the store OF Charles Veihnver
a nuisance Injurious TO health, AMI that the
hehlth Cfhcer be requested to cause its a5ate-
mrnt; referred
Mr.. MaTtury, from the special committee TO
whom was referred the matter of settlement for
cIOtnlng destroyed by order of the Board of
meath curing the smallpox epii-mlc made A
report on progress, and asked that certain
blanks be furnished in connection with the
payment OF the claims; agreed to. Adjourned
JHH THEATERs.-'After the War; attracted
a good house at the National Theater last night
notwithstanding tie rain, and the performances
was very satisfactory. In the scarcity of amuse-
ments the excellent summer entertaining mt at
the y ationsl ought to draw.
The Iheater COmigue is doing a good bust
ness with Kate Fisher as ''Mazeppa" and A fine
ariety programme.
TaAMn No
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Georgetown Advertisements

rFTHE MEMBKRs or POTOMAC LOp9E.
Ny No. ., "A. NJ, viii Meet a n s.ouic n AZ,
Seorsesown,D on WEDNESDAY EyESING,
bR. HEzNkiAH MAsAUpER Az Master NJ ssans in
go stsndtns frat ally iovitad Georgetoxn
Choir VIII meet same hour. By order W N
p1i Of. sEEkEJL, Sscre.sr-:
@THE MEMBERS OF POTOMAC n. A
Wy tHaPTEk, Nos. A. &,will NEE AZ
Mssonlc bel. GeorC-toWn. u. q "a MEDNKS
DAY eNkNlNG. So O'Clock m, = sfsent
funeral Of cur lat- q mPsnion pE HgzSErs "a
NAGRCDER All r. A. NAsops in q sof staottng
frat, rnslly invited. By orier NJ n a p
U2-1 q. v. sHEKESI, Secretary
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District Government Affairs


The new check books for the payment of the
employees of the District and Board of Public
WORKS were completed and delivered last nj q t
To the controller from the bureau of enpraying
ana printing, Treasury department, but are
found TO be defective in the omission of the fol-
lowing words: Payable by the Treasury OF the
United States when countersigned by the Com
10 ssioners." This endorsement pFecedes the
signature of the District treasurer, and will,
cause some delay in the payments. Some points
OF law have also been raised as to the recogui-
ton OF assignments of pay which requires the
decision OF the attorney for the District, and it
is now thought that the payments will not be
commenced until the first of next week.
OTHER MATTERS.
The first order of the Commissioners in reIa-
ton TO the consolidation of the Office of register
with that OF the controller, has been mod fed
by consolidating said Office with that of the col
lector of taxes instead.
liz is stated that Mr.. Frederick johnson has
been promoted to the position made vacant by
me resignation of Mr.. W. +. Mott and that MI
John Hurley has been appointed in the Office
vice Mr.. johnson, promoted,
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BEFORE THE SUMNER MONTHS WARM THEM
INTO disgusting activity, crush out the in sect
hordes that have lain comparatively torpid
during the winter. KNOWLES Insect DESTROYER and
ioicdeT Gun accomplish this object, so desirable
to the neat housekeeper most thoroughly. For
use In hotels, boarding houses, and steam or
salIing vessels, where a larger and more con-
slant supply is required than in private dwell
lbgs, the large packages are the most desirable
whether regarded from the standpoint OF econ
omy or convenience. Depot, =. y. Crittsnton
30. Sixth Avenue. Sold by all Druggists aud
urOceis. eos
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CITY ITEMS.

DooLRY's Yeast Powder cannot be exceIIed
Tor making light, sweet Rolls, Biscuits, waf-
mes, Corn Bread, &c. 1t is always ready and
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IHR TINE FOR BARGAISS.-Ladies who want
the most for their mOney-as oil ladies' oupht IN
these hard times-should not overlook the All
Vertisenent of Mr.. William in another column
wherein ne announces reduction of FORTH per
cent. on the ordinary price of his fine stock OF
goods. AS this opportunity 10 buy for less th an
cost lasts for this week only, those wishing to
take advantage OF il should lose no time
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AGENTS.
CLAIMS.

VS. Offer our service. 10 our friends aus the public
PROSECCTieH or CLAWS REFORE TaE
BoAkD or ACpir
cststlished ty tn late act rfCrrc-rss
TEEsS NOpERsTEAND NDNEE ADVANCED
ON CLAIMS
HASNO~ RLACkTOND.
iyii-irn go Tth slr,ss I.-tb Ersf
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at the price of perpetual infamy to my name
IN addition 70 the penalty which already suf-
Ter In the destruction Of a home once as pleas
ant as any In which you yourselves dwell.
Respectfully, TaEoDoRE TILroN.
A'Statement by Mr. Beecher and Mrs.
TiItOn.
A Tribune reporter has interviewed Mr.. Cleve-
land, who said Mrs. 1lton and Mr.. Beecher are
preparing a statement which will be submitted
To the committee on Thursday, and which will
satisfactorily explain all correspondence be-
tween them, and all other matter contained in
Mr. Tilton's statement
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- n W ar TAN.

- sN Ar TAN.
nder the new government the Sever Tax vii -
tIunGsd, sud al those who haze rid their biils
$40 VII tftuE thv- T. the ind sIsiErI slaIl haVo
VI N % Nitehfiuu On liberal tprds Hrrffrua A. -
truti"n riNen - the purchase and Sal q al Ana.
~ blrttlct bgtds nud nav accounts. General as
IN FfoNsmeLt TsNes paid, TsN Lleus bought snd
St-tI r.. ktr, Iag5 Penn -, -
" Iin e,r,.u willard : snd Treasury D.pf
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IHE REPoRTED MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEAR
ANcE OF A PRIsoNER.-It has been stated tina
ABOUT ten days ago a cOlOred man, named Will
isms, was arrested near Opposum hall, on the
maryland side of the river, directly Opposite
alexandria, on the charge OF attempting 10 out
rage young lady in Prince Georges county.
Mu., ana was released on tbs statement of a
man, who informed them that thew h1d ar
rested the wrong man. 1t was also tated that
Williams took pass age on the ferry boat to A.
eNandrla, intending TO come up to Washington
ana that he never reached the Virginia side
nut Tell or was Knocked overheard. 1t ia now
stated, and 1t Is pretty well ascertsined, that
the party arrested was the accused man. and
Ihat ne dld not take passage on the ferry boat
put was taken by some persons in a small boat
ana carried Of, but whether for the purpose of
making way with him or to hold him until a re-
ward Il offered, IL not known. The affair con-
unues TO be the subject OF comment in the
neighbOrhOOd.
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Is MAI BIRTH Contention at Richmond TT.
Inc District Grand Lodge No. 5, of B'Nai
Rlth, COR Sons OF the Covenant met in
richmond on Sunday last. Among the Hebrew
citizens present from Washing ton were simon
MOif, NJ. Cohen, h. GuSdOrf G. Shlesinyer, 4
FISHER, ". NOrdiinger, g. Herzbury, S Gold
stem, ,. Rice, Z. Joseph, NJ. Walter AMI ID. on
Iehheiner. banquet was given, at which
mayor Kelley made a fitting response to the
TOAST OF The City Of Richmond" Mr.. Simon
Won, or washington, responded to the toast
"'nr second Constitutional Convention AMI ira
Acts" In the course of his remarks Mr.. Wolf
Fierrei 10 the operations Of the Order which
had distributed Sl,D.oH0 among the families Of
us own members HE paid A handsome tribune
Z" Richmond. "The District of CoIunb ia;' vas
T, Ionded to by Mr.. Gu,dorf ia few apProprI-
ate remarks. g.
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THE FINEST LAGER in America is the New
York Pilsen, ON dranght at Geo. w. Drivers. 3
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n A II d.
The undersigned would respectfully announce to
his fr nds ana the public that he has pur-
cneseo the interest Of the heirs Of the late Annon
9retn In the Furniture aud Auction business, the
same having been ratified by The court aad that he
Will continue The business at the old stand. HaY.
Ing been idsntfed with furniture and auction trade
futnre Continuance of the public patronage so
literally bestowed On the old firm. offer my SER
ance that ali business conded TO will meet with
prompt attention
All persons Indebted to the late TN RI Green A
Williams are hereby pectfuly, but earnestly, re-
quested TO make an early settlement of their &C
counts rs x IL absolutely that all old firm
matters should be closed 1t once.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS,
uH-6e Successor 70 Green Williams.
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SO TO $1,000 invested in stocks and gold paws
two hundred per cent. a month. Send for mar
uculars Tumbridge * Co., Bankers, Wall
street, New York. II 4.
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TIE WASHINGTON MoNUNKNr-rae Bah
Keeps Rollinel-Last night st. Tsmmany Tribe,
No. l3, Improved Order of Red Men, subscribed
SIS; Excelsior Tent, No. AZ, Rechab.tes, $50;
Excelsior Lodge, No. IA, Knights Of Pythias,
$50, Phoenix Tent, No. IL, Rechabites, 500,
towards the Washington monument. Next
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Ito FOR LONG BRANCH.-One of the most
delightful trips Of the season from Washington
IL the pleasure excursion 10 Long Branch, which
leaves on Saturday evening at $50 O'Clock BY
The baltimore and Potomac railroad BIZ w4y
Oh baltimore and Philadelphia to Monmouth
junction, NEAR New York; then down the
New YORK and Long Branch railroad, without
chan. OF cars, arriving At daylight Sunday
morning, and returning on Monday at A. m
IN ume Tor business, or with the privilege of
remaining until Tuesday. The hotels have
agreed to reduce rates one-thrd for excursion
lsts. Among the attractions of this fam rus sea-
SIDE resort are the encampments of the 5rb
Sai yiahd and Brooklyn 18th regiments, AMI
their Sunday afternoon parade The trim il az
less thAn One-half rePnlar rates
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STEAMER LINES

NOTICE.
TIE Steamer GEORGFAHNA leaves IN STRAIT
wharf oye-y nOkEAR ENEHINC. r-su.
~ g. ca, Tor LrnnHrct own, pine. = riS4i
fcint' N arela Il, Point Look ont - -
Baltimore. n NIGUFgNGaHW
y l6-tucl -.
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TO IHK CREDIroRx or DISrRIcr
u on dnI IMnIn

The under igusi sers his serx ices o. sli~h ~ nj.
fellow -ci,szsns iu the DistNrt Of q l-,bt, =. -.
otsireto avail Themselves 81 rh, - s,torney Tor
me prosecution ~ claims before the sting Com.
missi. q provided f1r .! ths act q C.1-r... ab,l
teirethe 'stc f'rm e soysrpmerf a. fi.. pls,r,ct
',s.ii- q toe r.'uncisg r the se~e-are Tax. As
~ =, p ~' = r nature aud cha GER against
the District ,rnmsui, vii re-oir, Ia. pr1-lnt
st,til"2' RICHARD WALLACE,
Jt-9-im gHT-a No GA6 -. -
4 La'ss AGAINST THE DISTRICT on CO.
LUMBIA w
WI prueDcnts ard collect. On reaa,r .a.rc So.
90 NE a-hilsi lie district Ter mosey- pNid on a.
..' - wei Tax, Tor priv ate properly used nor
N.LiFEthtu ET-T AZ Frug rIy WORK done. a.
sewer and s-ditoTs CcTtihcS;e. c. tertcd inn,
General Improvements Ta,es rais II the I,ua.,
rsles. ". SCOTT CHEW
- iih sS3 lsIh street..
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II a \ r. $.
sruup

ehNsh TANFs sud AT other class % rIs,r,.
NOrks Frosec-tst sd rcooNprs,a Arr1,r.t..,.
should b made - once tf'-N''N'NN
shaS. MOI lToN, Attorney att Law,
Bi-im n" e2~ street northwest
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ARLINGTON PARK.-The sale at this suburban
town has been postponed until tomorrow,
Thursday, July 23d, at o'clock p. m. Parties
desiring TO attend the sale can take the O'Clock
train on the Baltimore and Potomac railroad.
We anticipate a large attendance, both from
this city and Alexandria.
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WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
Celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Bsum's hoopskirt and corset factors, It'll street,
Intelligencer building. I028
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WEEKS DOINGs IN WALL STRRRT-FSplaIns
stock operations on small capital without risk.
Copy sent Tree. TUMBRIDGR x Co,
1924 2walI street. New Yo5k
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ANOTHER DECREE OF DIvORCR.-Yesterdav
aueeIee Oh divorce was made by Judge wvIie
in the case of Matte j. TOmpkins AFT DaniaI
ID. IompkiDs. Tine PLAINTIFFS maiden name
was Jewell, and she was married to Defendant
III December, 1865. in Baltimore; they have had
two children. now and wears OF age and She
charged him with having committed adultery,
especially IN March and April. 1871, in this civ
ana Alexandria, with being an habitual drunk
ard, and with deSertOn. Messrs Culver and
Humes appeared for plaintiff, and Mr.. J, j.
johnson took the testimony
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CHANGE OF "SHISGLEs."-Lastn night some
mischievOus party played practical joke on a
number of members OF the bar near the City
Hall by tearing from doors and windows the
neat little black and gilt tin shingles" inform
ing the public that the occupants are attorneys
at-law, and putting them up on all kinds of
out of the-way places--some on tree boxes and
rear entrances. That of j. Pope Hodnett was
found OF the railing Of the Lincoln monument.
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Font AuF.eyy ~

Jul SHI-FFls ACs
Ut. WINE, chlrOpOfist, will be in attendance
AZ MS rooms until SATURDAY evening, July 18Th ,
after which he will he absent until MonIa-
morning, August 30. Thousands Of persons who
Elelt Dr. Whites estabishm eut (No. SIS
10Th street, opposite the Treasury department
washington, De- find that timely attention
10 those important members, the feet, como
misses time, and conduces TO health, comfort
atd cheSriqlness, and probably to length
OF iife. DIR. White removes Corns without main
so the patient can walk with ease. He success
Iuily treats Bunions, Vascular EHcresceuces
tlnh ana lDgrowine Nails. and other ailments
OF the feet. ONCE hours from a. n. tn 6. d. m
zee, = per visit. Established in Washing ton
ID. g. 1SfI. go
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TEE SINGER SEWING MACHINE GALES ofls.2
we're ais, $50. 4,I2-s.wtf
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repairet
and made 70 order by Hempler near 4. Street.
TRR COMMUNITY 81 large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. Is
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The SAPR BURGLARY INVESTIGATION To-
bAI.-IO-day, Mrs. Elizabeth Hayes and Wm
j DAILY, of New York, and ID. r. AIerapdsr
employed at 42l 9Th street, were before the
grand jury on the safe burglary case, and it is
understood that they all coTroborated state.
ments in the evidence Of Hayes. Detective
Miller was also before the grand jury. Mrs.
hayes Is quite fine looking woman, quiet and
IaCy-llke, OF rather small stature, and was ac-
had an interview with her husband at the Jail
during the dag.