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Condensed Locals.

Sbin'ngton supplies early copies Of Scri57sr's
R5EtlIy and Frank Le-lie's LIIy'S Flga-iae f1r
December.
TIE Carroll Cooperative Building Associa-
ton meets on THURSDAY n gbt, it win b. see 10,
TO receive subscriptions aad dues.
George T. Waite, son OF the late SAINT Waite,
druggist Louisiana avenue, n As been APRONS
ed assistant postal agent between Baltimore
and West Grafton, vice De L2shmeHt, PTC-
NOTED.
The mother Of Hon. VIM. j. O'Brien, Of
Maryland, died in Baltimore yesterday. Ii is
IGobable that many OF the numerous friends Of
that lady In this city viii attend her funeral in
Baltimore at = a. N. 70 morrow.
sister Josephine, for a long time stationed At
the Inn aCulste Conception female parochfaI
school, MOsheT street, Baltimore, left there on
Saturday last for this city, where she has As
Eumed charge OF the Female Academy of the
Immaculate Conception.
At the annual meeting Of LAFAYETTE ROYAL
Arch Chapter, No. ;, last evening, officers were
elected 70 serve the ensuing masonic year, A.
fOllows:-Joseph 3. Mccoy, NJ. r. III. Priest:
Burton X Ross, NJ. E King; Edgar Stevens, T..
Scribe; +. X. Griffith, Treasurer; John Edwin
M asOD, Secretary.
The entries for the type setting tournament,
10 be held on the 5.h # December next, now
STANDS ss follows First class, W. w. McCOI-
lum, John ri. Richards, +. G. O'Neiu, X. A.
Mclean, :. y. Bennerman, and Jacob Shaft
ner. Second class, Frank MCGiil, II. w. IL art
nan, George ". SERVER, and W. II. WhitcOmb.
The attention OF the public is called TO the
avenue, including the Market Square TeserTs-
ton, by b. II. Warren, auCtjOnseT, for paymen.
OF paving tax. The sale in each case will take
place between and O'Clock this evening in
trent OF the property Otferet. The advertise
me1t elseWh gives the particulars.
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g EOR ETO WN,

NARROW ESCAPE oP A LADY PROM FATAL
SHooTIEe-Yesterday some unknown person
nred pistol on Frederick street, the ball nom
tae same going through the window Of the resi-
uence OF w. Albert King, embedding itself in
the wall. Had Mrs. King been standing st tn 3
tine she could not have escaped being struck.
1he careless handling of fire arms is not an I'M
frequent occurrence in our city and should be
stopped before some one is seriously injured.
GRAIN TRADR.-Arrived-Bo Wheeler and
barron, from Edwards Ferry, with q 100 bushels
OF wheat and 1.100 bushels of corn for Hartley
~ Bro, and 500 bushels Of wheat for II. Nj. Tai
DOT; schooner Mary Ann, from Alexandria,
with i 600 bushels of wheat for Hartley & Bco.
We note sales yesterday of 300 bushels wheat
at l29; eco bushels at 1885, and IS barrels of ear
corn at $3.50 Market firm.
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EVENING STAR
WEDNESDAY. November Is, 1874.
THE WEATHER
VI DEPAETNENT, .. II 81 q.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFos CAi<f SsgndI 0fesr,
WAEHINGTON, Nov. Is, 1s74, 1880 q. m. :
PROBABTLITIEs.-FOr the northwest and up
Der lake region, decidedly cold and partly
cloudy weather, with noTtherly OF westerly
winds. and continued high barometer. For the
lower lake region and the Ohio valley, colder
and partly cloudy or clearing weather, with
northeast or northwest winds AMI rising barOm-
eter. For Tennessee, the south Atlantic and
gulf states, areas Of rain, with north or east
winds, slight fall OF temperature and station
ary OF rising barometer. For New England and
the middle states local rains, followed by clear
ing and colder weather, north or west winds
and rising barometer. For the canal region OF
New York, the temperature will fall balOg
freezing during THURSDAY. The lower Ohio,
central Mississippi and lower Missouri will rise
during tie CAV.
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PROBATE COURT-JVJys Olin
Yesterday the viii Of the late Caroline Ten
ney, b6Queathing her estate to her sister Louisa
Tenuey, whom she names as executrix, was
fled. Also, tue viii OF Thomas COZan, be-
qUeathinG his property to his wife. who is named
~ eSecutTiX. Also, the will Of Peter kinnahan.
He beq0eaths to his wife, in lieu OF dover, dur
ing her widowhOCd, AL his real and personal
estate, 10 trust for the benefit OF his children,
Edward and Peter kinnahan; should she marry
the PrCE eTty goes absolutely TO the children as
tenants In common, ana should the latter die
without issue be directs that all his property be
sold by Andrew J. Joyce and James Strap, az
trustees, who shall divide the proceeds as fol-
lows: One-half to James Roosevelt Baylay,
archbishop Of Baltimore, for the use, benefit,
and improvement Of st, Matthews church, in
this city, and the other half in equal shares to
st. AIMS Infant ASYLUM and st. ,jOseph's Male
orphan Asylum, OF this city. He bGgueathes
70 each of his children 500 in cash, the face OF
two promissOTy notes not matured at the tims
Of the death Of the testatOr. and appoints his
wife eNecatIiX.
In the two first cases orders Of publication
were granted, and the latter was July proven
and admitted to probate.
Letters Of administration were issued to Ellen
ID. MscMurrsy on the estate vi Ephraim Mac
Murray.
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PAINFUL DEATH PROM BURNING BY Coat
OIL.-Nr. BENJAMIN ). Prathsr, a well known
butcher. died yesterday afternoon, from iuiu-
ries received on Monday night BY the explosion
Of coal oil lamp at his residence, on . street,
near LIST, northwest. Mr.. p. was about retiring
Tor the night, snd, in attempting to eXunguish
the light, blew into the chimney when the lamp
exploded and the burning oil struck him in the
face and spread over his body and arms setting
his clothing on FIRE, and before it could be ex-
tpguished he was burned In a horrible manner.
Everything WAS done which IL was possible to
DO Tor him, but without avail, and after suffer.
ing about seventeen hours death put an end to
bis sursTings, Mr.. Prather was a married man
and leaves q wife and children to mourn their
loss. Mr.. Prstber had many friends who will
sincerely sympathize with the bereayed family.
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L q C. AL NEWS.
Amusemeufs, dc, To-ntEbt.

Ndti0HCl ThsCier.-.IOe Emmett, the popular
dutch comedian, II Fritz, our German
Cousin
FCTd's CTerG H0gss.- Haverley's Ministries.
TksGisT C8miQUs.-The celebrated Freeman
City Li1e.'
Linor'H HaH.-TheOIOre Thomas Orchestra
Concert.
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CITY ITEMS.

II HAvB MADE the prices OF ovsreosts TO suit
tho views OF purchasers
An inspection of prices and Qualities will he
OF antsge 70 those desiring to bay, bat incurs
no obligation to do 90
NeS goods opening every week at wonder
fully low prices. Oyercoats for boys from - 4,
SO. GEO. Q. HENNISG, No. 40 7th street.
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He q EAT
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
INTENSE AssORTMENTl
EEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER
GOODS BETTKR THAN EVEB
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUYI

Hero are Few OF the bargains offered Bora
snd Girls' Meriso Embroidered Caps and Hooag,
snd mertne French Hoods, Hand Knit Zephyr Cans
and Hoods, Hand Knit sscQues, 81; Silk and Satin
Quilted Hoods, very fine, l. 50 ana So Infants Ne.
rinO OloaKs, 81; Cbidreps', Misses and Lsd's Leg
giRs, zoe. and 81; Ladies' fine Meriuo Vests soJ
Drawers, al; Cents heavy Merino Shirts, soc. and
three pair fer 81; Mems super stout British Socks,
Is and 3S73c. 5 Large White Chinese SILK Raadkel.
chiefs Only 81; Small de-, do, 5Oc., very cheap La.
dies and Gents Hemstitched and Hemmed Linen
Handkerchiets from l11Rc. up 70 &c.; Mems foe
blte shirts only 81 Large size fine Linen Dinner
Napkins, 81 per dozen; Turkey Red FrUit Hapkias,
81 Fer dozen; Childrens' and Ladies' Fancy Wool,
extra long hose, g to Soc pair Ladies ine White
hubiae. 81; very handsome SILK ard W DOL EN-
broidered Slipper Patterns only 81; very superior
coloTs, 81 and s / So; Ladies' Dogskin Gauutlets,
81; six me Ivory Handle Table and Dessert
Knives only SlE0; six solid steel full Silver Pa ed
Dessert or Table Knives. 81 per set; six Table
spoCIs or Forks, warranted plated on White Metal,
"a; Elk Teaspoons, warranted plated on White
ditto, 81; best Butter Knives. soc Napkin Rings,
best Plate, 50c solid silver ditto ST. fise hair aud
Clothes Brushes, &c, b0c. aud Rubber Dressing
Combs, 25c,, Soc. and 81; Oval Frsnoh plate Mir-
rors, 81; Bill Books and Wallets, 2sc TO 81; Pio-
ture Frames IN large variety, &o. up to 81; Brack
cts of ell kinds $50 TO 81; Towel Racks, Boob
Shelves, Tables, Hatracks, al; pin DiamOud
H1tracks, S5sc.; fine RaZors and Pocket Knives
81; WeTk Baskets from 25c. up TO 81; Washstaads
81 Lunch Baskets, IS snd SOC; Shawl Straps, q
and soc SPLENDID assortment OF Vases and Orla-
ments from 2S: up to 81; fine Chromos 10 immense
variety, Soc, 81 and 81.
It is impossible TO enumerate aud describe the
thousands Il articles. Come and for yourself
No trouble 20 show goods. Three floors Of my lssge
establishment are racked with goods TO the ceiling
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SPECIE IN TRXAs.-UpOn the first occasion
tDat had TO make any payment in Texas-it
was for nights entertainment at the house
OF faTmer-I asked how much owed "Six
bits, he replied, and innOcently handed him
dollar greenbsck. 4" Han't you got any siI-
yer ?'' said he. "Silver," said l. g what are
you thinking of? We haven't come back to
specie payments vet, have we?" was a long
way from home, and did not know what might
have happened; hard money revolution or
something of the sort was possible. " Well, -
sald ne, I" here in Texas we never did take no
paper money, even after the war, but them
piaguy railroads has kind o. brought them in
upOn us. Howseyer, ii yOu 'aint got no silver,
III cen take your BILL and give you change. =
so saying, be fumbled al old buckskiu purse
hlled with quarters at one end, and with half
dimes at the other, and handed me three half
dimes, having deducted one dime for the prem
lum. This rather annoyed me, because there is
adherence between the premiums of gold and
silver, and could have easily supplied myself
with silver at Shreveport. But never dreamed
OF coming toR place in the United States where
Iegal-tender was not legaI-tender. CHOW
much,' / inquired of the old man, "bave Won
got in that old purse?" "Reckon I've got over
500 in quarters, and mebbe few dollars in
haf-dimes." "Don't you find it rather heayv?D
Not half heavy enough" said he with a grin,
81 wish As my puss was twice as heavy as tits;
ha tower times as heavy" he bawled after me
as rode aWay.-NdcogddcbeS cor. v Y. Times.
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BUFFALO LTTHyA SPRINGs.-The attention
or inValids Is called 70 the advertisement in
another column OF the waters Of these csle-
brated springs. From the certificates which
have been exhibited TO us touching their efi-
cacy in certain diseases II IL impossible 20 doubt
their value as a remedial agent. In fact, ply
sicians OF the highest character consider them
q specific, and As such recommend them to their
patients. At any rate, the waters are well
worthy the notice OF the AFFLICTED, who can pro-
cure fun Information in regard TO them by ap-
plying to the proprietor Of the springs.
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LlC,IES GOODS
FURS. FUBS. FURS.

Our sook q LADIEs' MISSES AM csrrLn.
BINS HUBs srC Bov oJmr'ese. oulbrati-r NO.
uyies 400 ysriettes sdor,od Tor tais sssslas E.ar
sEAL sACQUES aaa sErrs,
SEAL OARS and HATS FoR LADIES.
BLACK ard BROWN LYNX.
ALAskA MARTEN MCFF s-d RORs.
OhihCBlLLAS fer ladies aaf W i.s-s
AND the Dark and Desirable MINK MUFF.B1A
sud COLLARS.
Sentemtn . WALkIN6 snd nGININa GAPS
nolo-fm WILLETT a. RGuFF.
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To HAVE elegant light Biscuits. Rolls, Buck-
wheat CAKES, Fruit Dumplings, &C., you should
use Dooley's Yeast Powder. Ask your grocer
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NEW BOOKS
Received az
sHItLINGTeN BOOKsTOBE,

Received az
sHILLINGT9N BOOKSTORE,
Gomez ~ street aKd PsHHsylraHta arsHRs.
Ten old a,eids, b. the author Of Widow Gold
A Sack Of Gold, BY the author Of Josapb the Jev-
Lorna Doonei by the authcT OF Maid Of sker.
West Lawn, BY Mrs, Holmes. a5tior OF Lena River.
sunny { horss. or Young America ia Italy aad aus.
Julii6 SeCsTthy 5 Brilliant Story, "Linley Rooh-
Gsntisnoia, a Novel 6g Ms. fsnds ~ O''PA'1'
Cloth Of Gold and Other Poems, by Thomas BSyIey
Losi9s to Win, by Theodore Dsviss.
New Funny Picture BcOks, tesGtifuily Priated IN
IL popular WITH the young.
hssg1eIsde Block, Repression Blocks, ard scro-
hst Blocks, tall Of ian sid troiio sno mos; bal
Blank Boo Ks, Pass Books, Day Books aud LedV.
everything IN the statiopsrT line, Whoicsais aus
retail, at sHILLINGToE's B0oKsTORE,
NEW BOOKS AT BALLANTENK's.
G2s Seventh Street.
Opening Chestnut Burr: by Rev. z Rove.
Holden With the ordsi by the author OF Shiloh
H SIN "a, Il "a ~ S sss; y Y; a;PaVis.
sceRSftess a1d crowns By the author OF the Wide
Doors Outward; by the suthsr Of Win sud Wear.
Erssers Lectures the books Of the Bible. oclstr
SOHILLER rIHKARD,
. WHOLESALE RETAIL Dr. UGGISTS,
SUCCESSOR 70 DR.. DsR1 b. Clarke Co.,
nol2 colin AZ Penn. ave-, bet. "a and 9Th SIS,
EXAMIHI TIE &c BRAZILIAN PKBBLKs
~ i NOW SILL FOB 81.
The o. GLASSES for One Dollar. $40
Ts ne 10 Gold Frame GLAssEs for ~ w
Tie "a THERMOMETER fer 81.
II. b. HKMPLER, optfcfan,
sep2-b ass Pennsyivanis ave-. cor gss
ELkGANf sIhyKR.PLAfED WARE
FOR WEDDING PRESENTS.
At o ARo's n
uader Sstiensi Hotel s' A''n0'I ~
LAR9I VARIETY OF
eHoT-GuHe,
Shilling vHRY Low, AT
octe.tr cAROy BAZAAR.
CALIFORNIA PrA dRssL1roRs1a PEARS.
ORANGES.
MALAGA GRAPES.
oAiA DA oATAwBA GRAPES.
BANANAS.
Albert Biscuit, Condemned Mia Fresh, Boston
Crackers, Retain Cheese, New Table OIL.
G. q. CokNWlLL SONS,
lAle Pennsylvania avenue,
SI8 JAMES MURRAYr ORIGTHAL TLUID
tion for Acidiy, Isdigsstion, HssFsSurn, Gfsysi,
nd sSaiss. sod s. a Co., & lsrs sos
-Gr,yoHH y. 1EHsy. wholsss.s Ass.s, Hsu
xssk tse-1&sHd6
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TIE Delaware, Lsckasanna & Western rail-
road have In use 40 scales on the Morris & Es-
sex division between Hoboken and PHILIPPE
burg, j. OF these IS are Fairbanks Scales.
OF tack scales there are IS In use, and II Of
these are yairbapks,
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al E XAN DRIA.

TIE GRAB GAME.-An unknown colored man
went into the second hand clothing store OF
ar Kingsley, on King street, near Henry, last
night, and asked the proprietor to change him
aVe-dollar note, which he placed upon the
counter. Mr.. Kingsley, who was behind the
counter, took pocket-book out of his pocket
containing about twenty dollars, and laying it
doWn on the counter, opeped it and commence1
to make the change, but while he was counting
out the requisite amount the thief with one
hand grabbed the book and all its cont nts sni
win the other snatched up his own five dollar
note, and, though seized by the astonisbed
shop. Keeper, succeeded, after a scuffie, during
winch be dropped his own note. in breaking
loose ard making his escape with Mr.. Kingsley's
pocket book in his possession.
STREET RAILWAY.-A meeting of the com
mittee appointed at the late citizens meeting
10 solicit subscriptions to fdnd beng raised
fCr the purpose of putting the street railway in
operation again met yesterday afternoon at the
once Of Mr. Geo. Wise. The amount subscribed
was sscertained to be little upwards of e 100
a subcommittee was appointed to confer with
Mr.: noI ntCn, the proposed lessee of the road
and find out whether or not he would clOss his
contract to lease and run the road for 81 500
year. provided 50 400 were raised by the com
mlttee.- Gdsetts, last eUenta0.
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POLICE CoURT-Ju5gs Smell.

To-day, Mary Keenan,, prostitute auf va
grant; wOrkhouse for 30 days. WIN. A. Kelly
and Richard Dunlap forfeited collateral for
atIsy. Richard DOnuelly, affray; So. Dennis
Garter, VIM. II. Smtt and Charles H. Smith
stfray; IS each. Charles W. Willis and Michael
DougheTty forfeited collateral tor the same Of
fence. Jesse Davenport forfeited collateral for
indecent exposure. j. j. Flaherty, charged
with keeping open his bar on Sunday; so
William Slattery forfeited collateral. Levet
Hedgeman, loud and bOisterOus; 50. Pink Hall
forfeited collateral. Walton Cobb, disturbing
a bail at Herfurth's Hall last night, by soshin 2
about and Cursing; IS. Lewis Carr, throwing
stones; reform school. John Shea, selling liquor
without license; sos. John Warren, larceny of
harness; so and costs, or 80 days in jail. Chas.
W.Smith, larceny of a suit of clothes worth S2g;
six NOR this in Jail George Washingto larcen '
of a silver watch worth SO; so and costs, or 30
days in jail.
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I ADIkS' FURS.

Seal sAiE sACQUrs, $40, sIs0.s-s
:. S.lL tls uUd BNAr. Isl. 60 -
c.! GO SS = y I - SSd BOAs, Sl, IS, 50
bbhhRhN, bLAeA MARTIN, EAMtsE.
Miscss, SETS, a 9. sui ~ a.
hsol's ahd Misses SEAL AIN cars
u STGNSM
rry1q - daffer ava Eurrlrr.
800 t2A1 prrneF' rnrfa aV.-Iua.
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TIE THKATERs.-"FritZ, our cousin Ger.
man." is very entertaining fellow, aud his
levees at the National Theater are popular.
Those who do not see Emmett IN this character
viii miss seeing the best dialect actor of the
day.
Haverly's Ministries, came here almost un-
herslded, but have made their entertainments
at Ford's OperasHouse very popular. There
and ali the favorite performers viii appear in
new acts.
The Thester Comique is the place to get your
moneys worth in the way Of amusement
DIR smatic, musical, mystical, terpsichorean,
and symnaspeA performances every sYsniDs.
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SPECIAL MEETING or THE FIRE CoS1rTs-
sIoNERs.-Tbe Board Of Fire Commissioners
held q special meeting last night, and commu-
rlcation was read from the District Commits
sioners ordering ''that the Board OF Fire Com
mlssioners OF the fire department be reauesteh
70 report to the Commissioners, on or before the
zJth instant, tie condition Of the Fl re depart
nient, with any recommendations il wished ID
nave submitted TO Congress by this Commission
III us report; also, 70 forward an estimate of the
amounts that Will be required from the lst of
'ecember, IL 4, to the 39th of June, 1873, and
IOr the LsC%l year ending June so, 1876" y
communication Was also read, asking the use OF
tx uuH,.ird feet Of hose for the Washing on
Asylum, referred 10 the chief engineer. Also
one from General f. Calender, commanding
the United States arsenal, Offering to loan the
department q steam fire engine belonging to
the arsenal, providing that IN casa OF fire at OF
near the arsenal, the interest OF the government
at the arsenal must be the first consideration.
TT e offer was accepted. The secretary read an
deliberately prepared statement, which will be
sui mltted to the Commissioners with the re-
quired report Of the department. The board
then adjourned.
LIFT az NJ. Williams black cashmere shawl
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RADON AN ALLEGED DIsRRPuTABLR House.
About 10 O'Clock last night, Oficers Leach.
Kenner, Edelin,, and Sneed rsided house No
S57 Maryland avenue, on an order from Major
Richards, on the charge of its being bawdy
house, and took into custody Celia Higgins, the
keeper Of the house, Joseph Vincent, Samuel
Matthews, Maria Harris, Carrie Williams,
Lloyd Higgins. George Jenkins, Fanny Miller,
Christians Wells and Rachel A. johnson. Thsy
were ali locked mp for q hearing, and brought
Into the Police Court this morning, when Celia
was srrsigned on the charge of keeping q baWdy
house, and was fined s1o0 and costs. An appeal
was noted and bonds were fixed st 500. Maria,
Carrie, Rachel, and Christisna were sent down
as Migrants. joseph, Samuel, Lloyd, and
George were sent to the chain gang.
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BETTER THAN GOING SoUTH.-fGo South
20 South :" is the parrot cry of the friends of
tne consumptiye. Ii is well meant, but silly.
rev OF those who are suffering from lung and
threat complaints can 60 South, or would be
benehttedif they did 60. HGle's Honey IF Hors-
hound and Tar is worth more than millions OF
cubic feet OF southern air as a remedy for every
species of pulmonary complaint. 1t will cure
any cough, any cold, any bronchial complaint,
and effeetually arrest the tendency 70 consump-
ton.
Pike's Tooth- Acts Drops-Cure LIN one rnirnta
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To BE CURED of Rupture wear the Elastic
Truss, 235 Pennsylvania avenue northwest sc
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THE CFERTR

LIFT AZ NJ. Williams a black cashmere shawl
exchanged by mistake for a black drap d'ete. /
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EMIGRATING TO CoLoRADO.-The Denver
(COl.) says "Peter Shirts, leader Of 6 colony or
gsnized in and about Chicago, to settle in
Western Colorado, has been in Denver for seve-
raj days past. He is completing preparations to
start, with pioneer corps of twenty-four men,
for the land OF promise, and expects TO get off
in day or two. His route will be via Idaho
Springs, Berthoud Pass, Hot Sulphur Springs,
in Middle Park, Gore Pass, Bear River, and
White River Agency, to point near the juno
dred to a thousand families are to follow next
spring, and MIR. Shirts Is confident that 10 900
people will settle in that portion of Colorado In
lel5. The Shirts colony is regularly incorpo-
rated, under the laws OF Illinois, and il is I'm
derstood 70 have the backing and support of
Genel al John A. Logan.
STRANGE DEATH OF New JERSEY HRR-
MlT-Wn. REIN, an eccentric old gentleman
who has lived alone in Egg Harbor city for over
the stairs In his house. with a fracturs of his
skull. He died soon after being found, without
being able to make q statement "a TO tha man
ner in which he was injured. He was possessed
Of considerable means, and his friends, who re-
side in Philadelphia, have claimed the body,
and will remove ii to that city for interment
An inquest will be held to ascertain whether
he was murdered by thieves for money he was
supposed to have, or whether he fell down
stairs in the dark.-y. r Republic. 17th.
81 The fGnersl of William Allen, the found-
er and for twenty three years the general Sec
Rotary Of the most powerful trades union, that
of the engineers, occurred recently In London
in the presence Of several thousand people.
0The williams family are destined 10 take
fully as large place In the new Congress a.
the washburne did In times past. Alabama
serd one each, and Michigan tEo-totA ssYen.
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