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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-07
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

No. 2ss. The Hahnsman Lie Insurance Com
pany, plaintiff in error, We. Rhoda Green. On
Of mt ri. BE-
No. IS. John Y. pe..or :. sl., appellants, va.
NJ Carlisle, ordered BY the court that the appeal
in this cause be dismissed with costs.
No No. 90; The United ssstss' spPsilan.: vs.
Attorney General Gotorth, ordered by tho court
that the sppeal In this cause DO amrmed.
No sas; James Garrett, e al, Il,intifi in erTer,
this case be dismissed with costs.
III sT I'm % On %G 1si
tion for wrs Of habeas corpus and eerfiorari, and
to be held on Friday next.
vs.. Edwin a. Cook. This cause s vas argued 81
and By MT. o: D: Barrett for defendant in error.
TN No f & sa 1Ss s.:a', ma II s'ss; n
Railroad Company Ct al. Tho argument Of this
cause MAS commenced BY AZ. .: z dowen, 81
Nj. F. F. B.yard. ofeoun.ei for tho deEndsnt i
No. iss. W. J. Clarke and N. B. oeheltre., ap-
Il, ordered BY the court sSa. tse appeal IN this
cause be dhmissed with costa. { =. i. -
Adjourned until tomorrow at II o'clock. -
SPECIAL TERM-CHIEF JUSTICE CART
TER. r.
Judge wylie being indisposed, the Chief Justice
opened the January term and made tho following
'F Bump Order ra.ins trustees
Green vs.. Harris. Order for final ratification Of
trustees sale.
Smith VS.. Rutherford. Final ratification of
s.s as iSdst
L. vs.. Leo ct al. Decree apnulling deed.
Creecy VS.. Wolny. Order to issue restraining
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THE BRIcKLAYERS UNION.

Ths Bsicklsysrs' unioa, At their meeting On
Monday night, elected <he following ohioers:
Wilson z Brown, (re-slectsd) president J. E
Hsrrsll, vies prssdsnt: J. H. Richards, secretary
Z. West, assistant secretary, and J. g. Hopkins
treasurer. Amer the election, the line Of march
was taken to the gupper.room, ct Schwing &
. O'Clock the company, numbering about thirty,
took seats At the well-alled ta6Ie-NR. Brown
taking the head and welcoming them, and MT. J.
TO the spread ont. some little time wxs spent In
Conversation as to the prospects Of the trade next
summer, interspersed with Storytelling, song
singing, &e. r 30 Ser
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tAxUasHBNrS

MRS. BERNARD,s "oLDDE rOLKkar
Considering The ipelepaant stats Of TIA Hsashsz
~ wSihs,A NO asht6neA sesmnist Sk,Afil.
lard hall to listen 70 Mrs. Demands celebrated
trcsps Of .'oldds' Foikes." The programme tal
soss:sy S;s 81 q. SS sss -
Sitting order "a faii 3s spp prs 81 tscss
P.sass ~ sss4ps T. ssrPSssd q isdiss m n
Of which, ~ thof6dSh fsRsslsai, blend Together
Win Ienetknble prectsion. The aolo6 weft ySry
e !, Sssy 81: s': cso.I P,sseS &:
sntnnstssm md provoke the sppisass Of hil
The costumes Of the troup, constitute . married.
nature Of the ENTERTAINMENT. The "Oldds
gasdf.tAe..'. days, ~ psyasssda wigA knee
dIss toilet, carry ones mind powerfully back to
the day. q .sald lang synsn The sntert,jn-
Sppcd ius vii %a:
4 they fail to see the>"oldds Folkss during
'nis week ses; 81 . ana . =, 49,. ri s
Eregatonal church, corner Of Tenth and q stress.
Tomorrow evening they return to willard Hall
70 continue their Performances upon the remain
So sts ssSe,s s ssSs sssE, a.d e matinee %
JANAUSCHEK.
This remarkable actress was favored with IN
spprecistive audience last evening, who were an
ply repaid for Drawing the elements by . per-
formancs that was really very enjoyable. Madame
Jsnauschek IL, Is her friends claim for hey, pes
seesed Of . remarka BILE talent for tragedy. Whet-
ever she attempts she performs With an energy
that 10 hlmoat masculine In it, intensity She hbS
s.kssH know1edgo VI Mpan naf1ros hence tie
fsnafkable nstufalless Of evef1 pefsohatfon she
attempts Madame Janaaschek furnishes those
who have . fondness for the more Intellectual
phase Of the damn win rare treat, and such
should by all meaos improve the few remaining
opportunities to Hitneas her performances.
r. THE MARIONETrES.
These fanny people are proving the sensation
Of the season in Philadelphia. Concert hall,
where the eoniesl ssnisses perform, 70 crowded
to suhocation nightly by delighted audiences, and
70 great ID the demand for seats that tho entire
house is bought up three days in advance. The
Martouettes Will commences . brief engagement
1t willard hall on Tuesday next. Therefore lot
those who love fun prepare for the "good time
coming" ~ ~ y a
. --.- THE HUTCHINSONS.
This celebrated family Of singers and ringers
will give two concerts st the Metropolitan church
next week, the nrst to tako place on Monday
evening The name and fsme Of the Hutchin-
sons extend al over the land, and that thcy will
be duly appreciated while here there Is no eason
to doubt. Reserved seats can now be obtained ct
Metzerotrs music store.
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DEATH or 4 FAMOUS W0XAM.
: .leavannaA loa. J News DeeemnerH.l

A:s. s:s 9sl &c rls 4 IS
,. !. =: asss:a y s:ss & g:
II ~ : III hls. q Ws:ssofsissd ssssif.
- Ssss na ~ Z IS AssI
u. 6he Wns lnasflsA II esziy bl6 - oa0Ael
6sssi, 9 Hisrtds. Hsf sseend kssbasd vas u.
Bl0eko0bogough, e one time member IL OOq>
Uo61 and 8 pesainnsY ablls nan Ia that etstA
IL tho 6oetf Of hsr sisfes, The Princess Nurak IL
EnIeeee NlRoleea eql8iH1sd ~ psnsiqa. givse
7sSSslil 81 IL sySf ., kH9E IA SoesS
Was The peese6eef o. naay rsllee ri The nrst M
SS11Sue Sea16Vs WAi1A 49, nol1oo1 - these eo1r
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oEoRaET0WY SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
Last night the Board Of School Trustees o.

GEORGETOWN SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
Last night the Board Of School Trustees Of
Georgstown held it, regular meeting at the sus-
tom-houss; Anthony Hyda, prssident Of tho board,
presided. There were present Messss. Curtis,
secretary; Dunlop sDd Superintendent Wilson.
The secretary rad the minutes Of the preceding
neetiuG; which were approved. -
maker, agent Of the board for the collection Of
rents, kc, showing receipts Of tSle.5o Of which
amount tl00 were due him for labor done and COM
missions on collections; as wero arbitrarily with
held for da@age done 2 hts property By par.
the balance, elal, was inclosed.
On motion, the communication was referred TO
Messrs. Hyde and Dunlop with instructions 70 dis
allow the Items OF expenses 70 Bloomington and
The as Withhsid from the board. Nv " '.''''
An application from Mis- Sadie Sullivan for
rrcstt!9p q tescher was read and ordered 10 be
Ellis amounting 3 Il. 81 ior work done were read
and disposed of also, claim Of the Odoriess Exoa-
: Thss claim q WIN. A. Gordon for professional
services in fixing up deeds, el2s was called up
and action deferred until the meeting Of the board
a building committee.
Two cases Of refractory conduct In the schools,
were allowed roadmission to the schools until
they shall give further trouhle.
Superintendent Wilson then rendered his re-
port for December, which showed that there
scholars BY transfer, o BY tiekets, had with
drawn, been transferred . forfeited their seats,
II re-entered, q vacant seats, 500 were present
every session, Sl2 were punctually present every
sncs during the month, lsl eascs Of tardiness, 8
cases Of tardiness Of teachers. Tho percentage
of attendance for the month was o3 k10per cent.
The meeting then edineEned.
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KA6ONYC.

Al the annual meeting Of ths 0sorgsaown Ma.
sonic Associates, held hast night q Masonic hail.
On High street. the following boafd Of Alrsstors
was chosen for the ensuing year: Jsha- +, HIT,
elsfl, TAonss Bowling, r Z OceplSy, janet
Dickson, l. Z YsLkhsfsa Joseph L2btey. p r
shscksii, y. Il. Dsnes 9. " Creplsy: AZ
following o0oen were sisetsd: J. =. MitehelL
lrest1s1f L L. Pafkhurst, Waseafy, and q. ".
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PIGEON SHOOTING.

The grand pigeon shooting match which Vas 10
have taken plaes yesterday was postpoasd %
account Of tbs weather 70 the hrst far day, % II
this day should prove TO b. slssr thsse VIII b q
large gathering ofths followers Of Nimrod 10 test
thetR skill In competition for the two Remington
leaders that are TO be awarded to the best
shots Tho match viii take place st Riley'l
corral, o. the Bsaning's bridge f6sd, tnst bcyond
the terminus Of the H-street ears. Shooting TO
commence ct II O'Clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-07
KNIGHTS OF PYZHZAS RELIEF ASSO.
CHTIOK

At the annual meeting Of the Z. Of P. Matua,
Relief Association, held Last Night the oii,eers
nsds their reports, which showed very pros
psroas coalition Of the association Tie following
officers were elected for the snsuing year: Pres
idsnf g. ]. T. Powell; vice pfeSidsnt, George
Lsws EeeEly; secrstary, J. T.. ColdHsll; treas
q. ). Cunning, Thomas Humphrey, A. A. Bishop
Hagh Dsvins, A. z. I. Keese, A. r. Cavie, q. II
Hospital, 8. Haxt1ng, Robsrt Harden, dsofES
Q. Fowler, n H Stevens J. =. Riggiss.
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j. H. SQUIER r CO., >,
,Bankere, No. ltls Pennsylvania avsaue, pay
per cent. on all deposits.

DIARIES for is14 for registering events past,
preeent and future-a valuable pocket companies,
with blank space for every day In the year:
Shillingtoo, bookseller, corner -Four and. hall
ent kinds, IN various styles or binding. Com
meIcc the new yesr with diary.
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ACCIDENT 70 4 PAINTER.

ACCIDENT TO A P4ZNTER.
Gideon Thomas, . painter In the employ Of
Messrs. Callahan 4 Spaiding, engaged on the
new CAroateie building, fell yesterday afternoon,
about 2oclock, from the third story to the second
tho door, breaking it Gnd injuring himself. DR..
McBlair was summoued, and found that he had
the fingers Of his lsit hand cut, but no bones
Was removed to hfs fh4her's residence, On Third,
near B street northwest. -, :
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hoUssRoLDiMcxRra

.lNY epofs-Ink anoka a doors ean - kx-
trscted b. occurring With ssnA 1900 I'M on of
vitrioi rinse ths &oos sifsewssd wMh pssrissh
FfRs-PRooP efAncn-To eaaA pound of
starch 4 ,one teaspoonepa n soeonr salta md
tdlssolye In the usaai M. s. kriliDr s1tic3ee
istarched with this thev Va b IesS au& % catch
IRE. :. - -. .. ,7s :
| CtxAr,va Gu, av... - n,
bottom ana - ~ No. .esse 49,. -
M esre. CosS =, xSsx.ss -. ~ tsSSSs...S1.
Soaked. ShouN n ia Siyev. - Httis ~.
La Il dry n tie H.. and a vilI - a 6yv III
arm - when new, provided tha cana b lot
t1rsrI - Rn.cv,. A.. 80 :. -
lard and rub n Vim = 49, - 49, -. ~ y
4 a. nhnenhorns s,..sS~ q 49,. s...s SrS-G
put round che room Over risot. snd onen ~
account MN : fs,ssSs,s ~ 10y, 49, Sien y
ing for Tho purchase Of d corpsss.
Iror NON IN LnuNw..a a.. 80. !.
styong solution Of eresm Of ts;t.r .nd 49, :.
Repeat, Il .necessasy, and DIV IN "a nm. A..
other method Rub the sDots Vtth ! MAJ
powdered oxaiic acid Or ssits Of iernon -, -
warm wster. LIT Il remain 1 fsv ninntes
and then rinse veIl IN elesn we,
To P~,.,, woa,y;-. Z. a,
cadvsc tNrss 80" ~. 49, 49, PsI @
the tnsSde befofe being used, Il WIN never b.
come water-sosked, nor viii e give any d.
agreeable flavor 70 Naaer that may Be allowed
to seend IN II for aay lenetAof tine. Thus IL
usefainess and durability are greatly Increased.
Hearth nd Hems. 60. - - 7
CHopcD NucuAeI.-In . v,d. .,onthS.a
bottle 10 the bet eiue add one eiehth m mueh
gum 4rasaeanth and enoueh eojd. m vstrr
for the proper eonsistancv sffes stsn3irs n.
warner the Woathc9 the 10 Watef 70 REQUIRED
and the bottles may stand open. This mucd
lage VIII not dry up nor mold, and win fasten
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SPELL MARK. .
ANOTHER c0LORED MAN swINDLED
WITH BOGUS COIN. .,-.f. ~ e

Last night, abant o'clock, - Chief Detective
Ciarvoe and Detective Coomes were sitting in po-
lice headquarters there appeared oolorsd man, Of
rather dark hlo and about six feet two inches
high, who approached the ONCE rail, and with .
bow equaled only BY . French dancing maater,
swindlcd." Mr.. Clarvoe at once asked how and
by whom he had bsen robbed, when the colored
visitor replied that he had been IN this city about
and last night he concluded he would return to
his home. On reaching tho Baltimore and Poto-
mse depot he met colored brother, who inquired
where ho was going. He replied that he was re-
turning to his home In Virginia. He next pur-
chased hiSticket, when his new acquaintance, see
ing the amount Of moaey he had, (some tl2,)
asked e 20 would no. IKE 70 have gold fSr q.
gold" for the el2 currency. Az soon ss the e.
change was made the stranger mysteriously re-
tired. Tho misused colored man IRON Virginia,
on finding that he was 90 much the gamer By tho
transaction, inquired Of some gentlemen near by
II the money WAS good, and amer e.refal sEaml-
nation they pronounced that the speil-mark bust
ness had been played on him. He. without any
money except little change, repaired to head
quarters and made the above statement. Chief
Clarvoe and Detective Coomes will take the mat
ter in hand to-day and no doubt arrest the guilty
party. --.r..-.
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Yep OUT or THE COLD,

. Go To Sayszs's and get HIN to put his unrivaled
weather-strfp on your windows and door. Many
70 and do IiksWiss. Jos. ]. SAvAoE,
Pennsylvanis ayenas and Tenth street.
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MISERY AND CRIME.

THE POLICE COURT YESTERDAY.
The Court was shocked by the appearance Of >
woman, clothed in the rags Of wretchedness and
sin, who had fallen from an enviable position in
Washington society to the debased and Infamous
lphere Of debauchery and licentiQueness. But SIX
Shoft years have made this woeful change. Al
yesterday she was forced into court by officers in
. state Of rage and beastly drunkepnese. While
the oficer who arrested her was testifying sho
blasphemy the Power 0mnipotept to pafaiy.e the
4Ss sosnSinssios & misery, Voc and inismy, and
ss .0nS RsGs s
bauched and distorted being displayed. She was
charged with vagrancy, and tho Judge, after
hearing testimony, sent the depl6rabie object 70
for one woman to write smother woman's hus-
bands letter? This was the cause Of the trouble
In court yesterday, in which Mrs. Elisabeth Tyler
a TTlel seems lad diseoSeIsd secret co1rc
spondence between her husband and Dolly Leo,
and besides taking II much toheart, she took her
tne sentence upon the transaction, and straight
way executing it. Dolly met her ut the door and
refused her admttance, whereapon she released
both hands in the hair Of her head, and com.
nenced Q series OF gymuastic feats that did credit
to the art, but she soon found Dolly's hair alto
Co. only to inaugurste . systematic work of re-
modelling Dolly's features, and otherwise NAL
written to Mrs. Tyler's husband, which fact
failed to mitigate the usual penalty Of Is and
costs.
THE sIIrH-srRHIT STABLES.
an 49, case Of the United States against Mar
i sns sassse saS s. Keeping cSSo1ous and diapi
dated stables On the corner ofC and Sixth Streets
the court rendered judgment for the plaintiff,
ordering the abatement Of the nuisance. Mr..
Gloss the prosecution, said that anything that
the Board Of Health would agree to in regard to
h>W the nuisance should be abeted would be
agreeable TO him; in reply to which Mr.. WAL
Afraid that some Of tho members Of the board
would not be satisfied with any kind Of abatement
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ADJUSTMENTS. Sc.
National THEATRE.

GRAND ORERA IN ENGLISH.
BY the em1nentlY successful KELLOGG TROUPE
TINS (WxDNESDAYJ EVENING, only per.
foymAnee Of Gounod's Grand Opera,
- - YAUST,
with a admirable east; fl military band upon the
= g4aEe, ard neW n1d eorreot Miss en- sceiS<
MISS KELLOGG in her orisinal
snaraSfero M.ryuerife; Slehei Mrs. Ssguin Fsusk
Mt. Theodosy Habelnan: Mephisto, Henry Peakcss
v,ls9,!ss n, WMsH csriios, &C.:
Ce{ltop. Peakss. 6sguin. Ttllz, Bsrtieman, &C. :
tRIDAY-MARITANA-I Zsndt, Mrs. Be-
.saAZTETESSiY-S6HRxAS Girl TArIxrE-
.sxIUkDAY EvHAINs-1RA DIAvoLo-y.n
Zandt g.. -. - ja7
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o1TYIrsxs.

Il n
OITY YTEMG
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ns., a. ss saI..s sos;.v.,.
ClostnG-out sale Of
1eGo66 worth Of
Ladiss' Nebby Button Caters,
Rsbs Ss1 and a a1cs snp'
"a Seventh street. ras
Deowx's mstallie weather strip, the chespes.
Ninth street. wsii paper reduced twenty per csr
Get window shades fos o. With hxtures complete.
BLY, - isJ-7S
m. A. ~ ssss, - ws.stn.e d;.tribnt.a "a an
piieants y TIE Cnseagc Relief ConIittes. eash
@.ss ~ S1.ss ~ ae1lSs s.s w,nanssd,
~. 49, ~ ~ XII Rss ~, ~ vSioh ,hs
Yesk. -
FovkkfX y LAD, DIT the worst Kind o. poverty
povsrty q the blood; this makes . man poor
~ .cs ~ s.sss svay bis strength. es.IaSs
sa'os o irce) and yos Will feel rieh and ss Sood
- eoyoooy. TTy u. SEQ so y
-. 1920.
dleat shar.eters through which the diseased SSdy
tslep.phs its condition. But they are not Always
f s sngnt an ne medicines administered ecns.
plai.t ceosRis.oes among the instances q nal
4sesssss .nsh sss q dsily oSearIsnee y p hsnt
poSsTiai esifs<iie. HOststfcrs ssomscn i Bit.,
tsrs N which afe ekiihally easndsd the vegetable
sisneats adaptsd 70 The iaviEorstioa Of ne sQm-
diasharEss h.a tks bowels shosId b taiss fsice
@ Afieo Gay e se1nedy fbr indigestisn Of
svssy typa. 40 ics cossiyeness. Ghsthsf chronic
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MASsEYS PHILADELPHIA ALE

Is the only domestic ale sold by the leading hotels
and restaurants in the District. The reason Is
that no other domestic ale equals II either In
strength or flavor. Families supplied with half
Green, 81 Greene street, GeorgetoFn, d. O.
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mi SAHS.
rlrYoNlL SIvTNGs BlEK

negotiating with one Of the leading Broadway
cutters to assume charge Of their tailoring par
lars.
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corner Of New York svsnus and Fifteenth street
pays Der cent. pe4 anmum On deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours 70 I; Sstur
days Q 70 and 9 70 &
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR HALUABLES.
Csll and sxamins the ars aad bsrsia.-peoof
vaults Of thA SAFE Deposit Company, eor1eH Of
New York svenus and flftesnth street, for safe
ksSppE o. 'sssss sws Siv .rsv % osnsr
annum, according q sss No business man can
Afford 70 do without ths1..
Taks DsrstaS fSen ~ C1tesso and Bosfea .(yes.
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THE NARKBTa

1MANc1AL AND oOnMERo1AI.
I ~. ~ 80 eorlE. fssasSisas5a avss.s aad
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PovKRfY 10 IAD, bet the worst kind u poverty
= p0vsrty sf the blood; this makes man. spoor
lndsed," Tor = takse sway bis strength, csnSaSo
80 e9afBy; but enrich the blood with gS vital d
eocns, Iron, BY taking Peruvian Syrup q BRO.
sezios q irGs) and yoa VIII feel rieh and ss eood
, 1874-03-20
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Horny Wilson is soon to lenve for tho Arkansas
IIot SprnEA for hIa health.
'--1ho Inst day that Henry CLAY ever eat In
the Senate WIS Charles Summers alat day In the
6onate.
Sir Samuel Dakor's African expedition cost
tho KheliyA Of Egypt over EA00 200, while the
results woro cofaparatlvoly n,oagre, and Els
HighnoBs grumbles..
1t is said that an English lady IL going to
oxpoud $25, 600 on m aQuoduot 10 supply Jeru-
salem with water.
Ono OF the Georgia papers jub[lantly asserts
that Bon II. Hill Ii the "gratidoat intellectual
production Of the times" aul another admits tho
grandeur, but sorrowfully adds that be is tho
"dea1oAt cook in the pit" Is.
1t Is stated that when tho Prince Imperial
was born, endowment assurances to large
amount we're effected on hlB llte, and mado pay
ahle at tho uge OF IS. Consequently, he should
l.avo received several millio'H Ct francs from
the Auortpan Watch Factory Company
NYaltha,n) has announced TINT 1t will ratae tho
wages Of its hands 10 per cont after april !, aud
, 1874-03-20
turn out 900 vatohos taily. Tho prosent force

turn out 400 watohoH daily. Tho prosent force
numbers 400.
--Amoug tho many rarc and curious things
owned by Mr. Au1nnor was tho Wig Lord Druugh-
mn woro wh0n no was Lord Chancellor Of
England, who gavo 1t to the Senator.
Dean Btnn1oy Inns consented to tho erection
Of memorial to tho Brothers Wesley In wost-
miuater Abbey. MIR. Administration, thosculptor,
ia at work upon It..
"A fo1nalo graduate Of tho Medical Dopar.-
mont of lows Univorsity has taken tho iirat
prizo for tho bost-performod dissection In
aurgica1 anatomy, In clhBs consisting OF
twenty-four young mon md one other young
woman.
x "faBhionnb1o" christening party In Now
York WAS postponed Inst woek In consequence Of
tho non-nrrival Of = steamer from Europe having
on board tho laco drosa itnado to oracr) in which
the baby was to have appeared. Tho clergyman
1ngagnd was dlaguated. e..
--Thc Duke OF Edinburgh doosnT like the
poem that Tennyson wrote 1t, hls honor. Ten
nyson Ia too old now to sympathizo warmly with
young people getting married. s"inburno
would make boftor poet-lauroato for such an
OCCASION. $500.
| -Eliphalot Williams, tho Oldest and most
prominent citizen Of Northampton, Mass, and
froeidont Of the Northampton. Bank, With tho
exception Of ton yenrs. since iea foundation IL
| 1889, nine times member Of tho Legislature,
| Auditor Of tho Connecticut River Railroad since
itB opening and engaged In business until within
| few wecks, died, btaroh II, from . stroke oi
paralysis on Thursday, hacking but nlne daye o1
| having completed bis 0lth year.