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BUILDING MADE SECURE-The defective
walls of the Colonization building, which were
condemned few weeks since by the inspector
OF buildings, have been made secure by Sir. @.
r. WOOD the well-knOwn carpenter and builder,
wbo Vas employed by the society for that pur-
pose. II was at first thought that the whole
'front.' wouiC have 10 be taken down, but on close
examination Mr. Wood found the walls in ex-
ceileht condition, with the exception of few
Of the blocks of sandstone used in facings, which
were not originally clAmped. These defects
have been remedied, and the building Is now
perfectly secure.
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MURDERoUs MoTHKR-IN-LAw.-Onl last
Monday morning virsgo named REYNOLDS, in
The town of Leroy, Wis, attempted the life o.
her son-in-law, Charles Allen, by cutting his
lnIoat with razor. From the fact that he h adj
a terrible vomiting spell last SUNDAY Afternoon
II Is supposed that she tried to poison him wi tn
out effect: She cut fearful gash in his throat,
JUST missing the Jugular vein. Allen walked
three miles TO MS fathers house, and was then
conveyed to Waupun, where his wound was
dressed. An officer Is searching for the woman,
VINO has probably committed suicide, as she
carried the razor with her when she ran,
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pY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
TRQsTkKs' SALE OF A THREE-srOR
BRIDGE STREET, GEORGEr0W AT AUC


TRUSTEES, SALE OF A THREE-srORV
BRICK DWELLING, WITH STORE, NO 90
BhlpGk STREET, GE0RGEr0WS, ATAUO.
- By virtue of a deed Of trust dated December
Et@ g A. r.. lS1l, duly recorded in Liber No. 6S4,
folio 56I, e. seq one Of the land records for
Washington county, IN the District OF Columbia,
we VIII II, IN front of the Premises public auc-
ton, on BOMBAY, August 81, ls74, n o o'cloCk
p. m, All that certain piace or parcel of ground
situate lying and being in Georgetown, ID. AVID
known and desc lied on the land records of said
CITY % part Of lot four (4l IN "Cld Georgetown !"
feet tlg ht go ches east Of the beginning poiRt o.
said lot, as Conveyed TO William Cooking, being on
the north side Of Bridge street, and running thence
east On said Bridge street twenty e0b f5er tneDca
due north three hundred 1901 fest, thence and
parallel with Bridge street twenty (s1D feet, sud
thcEce south three huCdTed 5000 feet the place
beginning, together with all the IMPROVEMENTS
store On first floor.
TeIms-ss prelc ribed by the deed Of trust-sls la,
with Interest at the rate of ten (iOl Ger cent
anEum from December 9, 1885, day Of sale, and sx
rerees Il Asle In cash; balance at six and twelve
moths, fCr which the notes Of the purchaser bear
deed Of trust on the property solo, viii be taken
d po II 81 Too VIII be re- uirGd the day Of sale
chsCer.
If terms CT sale arc not con piled with in seven
das the trustees reserve the right 60 resell the
cb8ser, after five days ia some one
O. more LeysIsItrs published in the city Of Wssh-
BRAINhRD Il. WARMER, Ir--...
CEAbLEs A JAHES- Au9'srs'
sugIs-eo&ds (Cbron) THOS. D0WLISG, Auct.
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The Montpelier Female Humane Associatjon.
eenartered sy the Legislature Of virgnis and the
SIrSan V1urt o. orange county, proposes, By Q
s Serie: q 9rand t 3oncssts ssfa biish and
ladies' q SIrfinien at Mentpeler, the former resi
The Association u under the control of eieht
trustees nix OF whom elected bienniasIy bv Inc
Virginia. vi
Bemittances for tickets may be made By expires
prepaid, post-office money order on Washsneton
d. o.. or By registered letter, addressed to
Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
Presr n. r. n. A.. Alexandria, Va.
References, by permissien: His Exceilspcy yss.
ASci Pei, Governor OF w.; His HxoeIIeucy, GIL.
Isfy ~: W asef, 1x.Gevefnor Of Va; Hon. Robert
-. inert Lieut. Governor Of We. and q. 8. San
frem VfrGinis.
circular.
Address Her. yANIss BARBOUR.
Prest n. 2. n. A., AlsxAnarts, We.
Reliable Agents wanted everywhere. .rs~uu
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DEACON GAUDAN OF the first presbyteri an
church in Lock Haven il soiourning in Van
dam street. The Lock Haven Republican saws,
when the minister wants the collection taken
up he often remarks, Deacon, Gaadam Won,
please pass the plate.'D
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AGENCY FOR UNIVERSITY MEDICINES has re-
moved 20 Jos. W. Nairns corner OF Pennsylva-
MA avenue and 9th Sc. Almanacs free. tSep3
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Georgetown Advertisements.

nWIEG TO UNAVOIDABLE Circumstances
" the Dramatic Entertainment for rebuilding the
Episcopal Church Mt Beltsville, which was t. have
been held on August 9Th at the Seminary Hotel,
GEORGETOWN, is postp oned until furih II notice
SUES 81 WILLIAM TYLER, Manager
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~Represeptative Joseph II. Sloss, of Ala
bama, having failed in his effort for reno nina
ton, prOpos es to make an independent race
but he receives very little encouragement and
the most he can do is to give his district TO the
republicans.
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A MISSISSIPPI CAsEIN CoURT.-This morn
ing, in the Criminal Court, Mr.. l.. ID. Vincent,
charged, in the northern district of Mississippi,
with having with George W. Smith, "a an in
fernal revenue officer, extorted $500 from q. X.
Cooper, appeared, and the District attorney
stated that under the advice of the Attorney
General he had Intended to ask for a warrant
for his nearest, he having been, on the 9Th of
July, discharged from custody. Mr.. Vincent
had come in and waived the warrant and was
now present. He would now move for a re-
hearing.
Mr.. Hine, for the prisoner, entered a motion
TO quash the indictment, and proceeded to argue
that motion.
Judge Humphreys said when the case was
FIRST heard il appeared that the statute OF limi-
tatiOn inteTyened, but il was 70 doubtful that
be felt il his duty to order the warrant in this
case. Judge Humphreys referred to the poi nt
raised-Jhe given name OF the party not appear
1Dg-snd said II this as the court at which
the case could be tried he had but little doubt
but the indictment could be ripped TO pieces.
Bail was fixed in $1,000 for his appearance in
Mississippi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-25

DooLEY's Yeast Powder caano, be excelIed
for making light, sweet Rolls, Biscuits, wag-
hes, Corn Bread, sc. 1t is always ready and
reliable.
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KRCOMMTTTRD TO JAIL.-Yesterdav morning
James Shreve, who was committed to jail last
week on charge OF rape on woman ma med
Williams, WAS baiied out by Mr.. Samuel Shreye
bis iather in the sum of -. 900, but the accused
was subsequently rearrested on q bench war
rant and recOmmitted, because the authorities
were not satisfied with the security.
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IHR BALTIMORE POsT-OFFICK RoBBERY.-
Gen A. w. Denison, postmaster, yesterd az
stated tnat there were no new facts regarding
the robbery of the mails by &. w. ClavpOole,
and that all the facts would appear at the ex-
animation before L. s. Commissioner Rogers
to- morrow At II O'Clock. He said TIA at Clay
poole was general favorite, and had been
paced IN charge OF the newspaper delivery on
account OF an afiliction OF his back, which he
understood 20 have been rheumatism. He had
been informed that hts wife was compelled To
rub him with liniment every morning before h,,
was able 10 leave the house for his daily bust
ness He had been highly recommended, and
ms conduct was not only dishonest but migrate
anl, rendering him unworthy of sympathy.
Tne general expressed the opinion that such
crimes and rascaltty should be severely pan
lshed. Claypoole in bis cell at the city jail is
very iow-spirited and depressed, and the fact
has been discovered that he is a habitual user
or opium In large quantities. which of itsslf
would suggest solution OF the cause which led
BALI. En-effe. 25fh-
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a GOOD SNAKE SToRY.-A Warren Springs
(Na.) correspondent says that while on a sta ye
from Covington to Healing Springs, recently,
few months ago he was driving the stage from
the Healing 70 Covingt0u, accompanied BY a
Mr.. Oliver who is a resident of this county. A 2
,nex WIZ going up Tue mountain an unusually
into the road. The next moment a wild turkey
hen few down upon him and commenced peck
ing him in the most furious manner, entirely
disregarding the presence of the travellers
and not desisting until the wheels of the stage
rolled over the snake and killed him. The at
tention Of the hen was now drawn to the sta
and she few away up the mountain. Mr. Oliver
said that he supposed the snake had probably
been after the hens young turkeys, and the
mother had driven the serpent away.
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An ACCOMMODATING BaTDR.-A Nevada
man, who was walking with his brother to at
tend bis wedding, was astopished by . PROPOSE
ton to take the bride on his hands and marry
her In his stead. With true good nature he as
sented and the pros pective bridegroom and
groomsman changed D faces to the satisfaction
OF all parties concerne q. .
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MORE WORK, better work, and q greater va
r1ety of work can he done on the Wheeler ana
convinced OF this by calling at No. 46l Pennsyl-
vsnia avenue. T,3E
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CTY ITEMS.


Received ~ Priggs Jeweiry Store,
No. 45I Pennsylvania avenue, near IL street
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A BULL BoRTAILED.-One' day last week.
somewhere in the Georges Greek region, the
Cumberland and Pennsylvania passenger train
"eoilded" with Q good sized bull. He was
knocked down, but fell in such away that enly
bis tail, which was about two feet long, lay on
the track. The next instant there was about
eighteen inches OF the tail cut of. This sudden.
unexpected, and neither solicited nor desired
amputation, 80 Infatuated the now curtailed
bovine that, after brief season Of paving and
snorting. he dashed down the bank, ran head
long and furiously against q strong rail fence,
knocking II down as IL made Of pipe-stems, and
Kept straight on at high speed until he was lost
u view from the cArs.-ca mterland Ne,os, 22d
a., Isz ASTRzss MARI. Zox is Mrs. Yates, and
I've with her husband and family In Hemp
stesd, l. 1. She is wealthy, HAVING mads a
Iortuns on the stage, thu most Of it during the
var. she IL not the degenerate dan ebter ~ An
afis' ATTIC resident OF Indianapolis. ss float
ing paragraph says, but 10 Cuban Of birth
The woman referred TO is Q variety perforyner
who has assumed the name Of Zoe. Driyen
from her honie by Q cruel and unfounded renort
stage a. profession, sank lower and iovar
and finally became the leading attraction II
low variety thoater IN Chicago, where shs
now is.
- a Al.
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AN OPIUM EATER CURED.-The druggist, a
London paper, states that a young lady who
had long been addicted TO the use of opium an
Piled to an emient physician to make
hypodernic injections of morphine. Beginning
by injecting mixture of morphine and water
he gradually increased the proportion of water
without letting the patient know OF it, until at
ter short time he used only the pure water.
After each injection she would gently fan into
refreshing sleep. For several months the
treatment was continued, the patients system
being gradually renovated by t0nics. AT len 9Th
the lady was informed that for months she had
not been under the influence of opium at all,
and was greatly rejoiced to find herself cured OF
any desire for the drug.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-25

CLOSE OF TIE INTERNATIONAL SCuUETzES-
PEST YgsTBRDAY-List of Washing 0EiGHs W.
Recsirsd PTi-es.-The Grand National Schuet-
zen Burd festival closed Yesterday at Balti-
mere, after 3 most successful session OF eight
DAYS. During the festival the receipts for en-
trance fees, &c, have been S3i eco, and it is
said viii clear all expenses. The pTizes distri-
buted are valued az 600. There has been
used ~ target firing, 900 pounds of lead, ? 900
pounds of powder, and -, so shots were fired.
The German Minister Baron Won SchlO=eT
visited the park yesterday, and being escorted
20 the hall OF the mansion house ne was vel
coined by Col. +. Raine and President Lem
kuhl, and the Baron responded in appropriate
terms.
At O'Clock the prizes were awarded. At the
target OF honor Mr.. Klein, of New York, took
the first prize, 81 600. The following Washing
tOnianS took prizes at this target: Rudolph
Heunsch third prize, $500 in gold; thirteenth,
w. Fendner, gold watch. John LipP0ld and l..
Berger each received a prize of 81. Mr..
Heunsch received prize at the bul's-eye tar
get, making Z2S degrees, and one at the man
target. Mr.. j. G.. Seuferle, Of this city, re-
eeived the sixth prize for bowling (S10). Most
of the visiting societies leave Baltimore to-day.
During the progress of the fest many OF the
visitors embraced the opportunity to make a
trip TO the capital.
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WHAT CAME OF a FATHER BEING TSassY,
TO HIS SoS.-The Murfreesboro' Monitor of
Thursday saws: San old gentleman named GRAY
miles northwest of old Jefferson, in this county,
last Saturday night. 1t seems that Grav's son
had engaged in a diff Guilty with a negro some
time before the parricide, and, having shot at
The negro, was compelled to flee the con ntry
Young Gray returned some days afterward, at
night, for his horse, but discovered that his
rather mad traded the horse in his absence A
quarrel eDsusd, which ended IN young GRAY
shooting his father dead with a gun. GRAY had
not been arrested at last accounts"
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$40 TO 5000 Invested in stocks ana gold paws
two hundred per cent. n month. Send for par
dculars. Tumbridge s. Co., Bankers, 2 Wall
street, New York. ia
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WBEK's DoINGs IN WALL SrRRKr-Explsins
stock operations on small capital without risk
Copy sent tree. TUMBRIDsR s. Co.,
1924 2 Wsll street, New York.
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A CORPORATION WITH "A Som

CORPORATION WITH SoUL.-The Boston
Transcript says sc 1t is stated ON good author
Ivy that In the part Of Minnesota just devastated
menced an extension simply to supply work for
the losers by this calamity. The wages are 60
DC PAID weekly. In addition this company has
MMrahged 10 provide seed for the fall sowing.
The road is owned by Amos A, Lay,renca And
uke.minded Ran6rnus man -
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TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays s per
month. Banking hours, 9 70 4. SATURDAYS. to
4 and 8 70 s. 2It3. 14tI6
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TIE REMAINS OF A CIRCUS SOLD AT Auc-
T1oN.-lE November, 1871, Dan Rice opened
his grand Paris pavilion circus in Baltimore
but III several weeks lost it is said over $50 OO1
A large portion of the tents. gas fixtures and
furniture were stored in warehouse on Charles
street, and yesterday was sold to pay charges
The goods filed the second and third st ,ries
and three years storage had in no WAYS i'm
proved their appearance. The ring and dress
circle carpets were in good condition The reyal
velvet carpet had been packed in large cases
and stored carefully, and when taken from the
cases looked as though it had never been used
The bidding was not brisk at any time, but the
result OF the sale was fully up to the expecta-
tons Of tie creditors. The prices of the various
lots were as follows: 900 csne-seated chairs in
pretty good condition, 35 cents each; SEQ cane
seated settees in good condition, 81 cts. each;
lot OF tent poles. gas fixtures, mating and old
Competing, $50; about 3 900 pounds tent canvas
comprising several small tents, 1OK cents per
pound; about 800 yards Brussels carpet that
had been used in the ring, S3i for the entire
lot; small tent complete, but in poor condi-
ton, brought 50, about 500 yards OF royal vel
vet carpet that had been used In the parauet
and private boxes, brought Sl.65 per yard. Sew
eral other small lets OF carpets gas fixtures and
other odds and ends were sold in SIN all lots and
probably real zed 500 in all. The total result
OF the sale viii not amount TO more than - 800
while the original cost of stock that was sold
amounted 10 between so, coo and Sl2.O90
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WILCOX q GIBBS SBwlNa MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Ohas.
BsuIn's hoopskirt and corset factory, Ii street,
Intelligencer huildlns. ln.2a
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a BROTHER OF SENATOR b RowsLow was
candidate for county register in the recent
Tennessee election, and published an appeal
TO voters, from which We make this extract:
Now, fellow citizens, is IL fair for this man
Jarvis TO grab it all? Sun, stand thou OF
Mount Gideon, high in the heavens, and thou
moon, in the valley Of Agglon, and witness if
you please, the entire humiliation and ever
ssting destruction of all W no NAV dare oDposa
those modern Joshuas on their onward march
to this little office. Be ashamed, and get out of
the Old mans way, and give it to me for one
term, and then you may fight over it hereafter
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LOCAL NEWS.


Mr. Henry c. Niles, a wegl-kneen clerk in
the Treasury department. died suddenly yssisr-
day morning OF con gestiOn of the brain.
tournament and fete charnpetre az Forrest
Station on the Metropolitan road, on the 2jth
and 9Th instants. See ad.
The Washington Society Of New Jerusalem
have elected the following trustees for the
ensuing wear: John HitE, Jabez Fox, X. b.
Donaldson, II. c. Spencer, and y. ". Hunt.
MI. Thomas Lewis, the contractor for erecting
the market CorcoTsn square, 9th street, oe-
tween o and p nOrthwest,l under a recent
agreement with q committee OF citizens this
morning commenced the excavation for the
foundations OF the building.
Yesterday George Smith, colOred fugitive
from justice, recently escaped from the Alex
andria chain gang,l was arrested by Oshcer
Hess IN Georgetown and delivered TO Captain
Webster, OF the Alexandra police.
This morning Ofiicer Clements found thief
leaving q chicken house of Mr.. johnson ST.
noDds, or 6th street, near y southeast, ami
gave chase but the thief dropped the sway, six
chickens, ard made his escape.
The Piles Grove camp meeting y under tuil
blast, and will continue over next sabbath. a
number OF ministers are on the ground and
Others are expected. The camp Is splendidly
located in beautiful grove supplied with ex-
CellGnt water.
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SUIT FOR DAMAGES.-MeSsrs StiiIsOn and
Halves have, for Simon MoultOu and Clara
MOUlton, entered a suit against the Washington
and Georgetown Rsilr)ad Company tor dam
ages alleged 10 have been Gone to plaintiff
Clara on the 2Oth OF May. 1S14. They aIlegs
that on the date mentioned she notified a con-
duCtOr that she desired 20 get on a car ard
While getting upon the same the conductor rang
the bell and the car started, causing the bzndIe
70 strike her in the side, and 80 injuring her
that she has been unable to DO the work Of her
family, and has been compelled to employ "a
PHYSICIAN. y c. Damages are laid at =. 600.
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s0A Carolina daStaxd cheWed Of Q eiria q,
tor rejectius hie hand
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PLOvHR SHOoTING.-The boys in the neigh
OorhoOd of Jones' Point have rare times Just
now. AT daybreak they visit the Point aud
shoot few plOvers, snipes and reed birds, the
sale of which furnishes them with ammunition.
After dinner they cross over TO Maryland in
boats made out of old lumber, or anything that
comes handy, to get watermelons. sc. Toward
evening they return, and may be seen strewu
along the shore from the Point to the BrOome-
law, calling plovers as they rise from the
marshes over the creek. II within half mile
so perfect is the cali that the unsuspectng bird
lured from its safe retreat, answers, and directs
its tight toward the opposite shore. Ii two or
more gunners should be together, they usually
open fire on II when within 3 hundred yards.
This turns the plover from its course, when the
cry is repeated at every station along the shore,
until the bird becomes so bewildered that il
sails slowly along looking for its companions.
until, after running the gauntlet of double bar
rel guns, old mUskets, Sharpes rifles and hor sa-
pistols, some unlucky shot brings it to the
ground. over 200 were killed in this way last
week.-AlesGndrid Gazette.
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ROCKS FOR SUMNER RKADISG,

- = = H.H1ANI ~ ID HNU NNH = u II
sbtLLINGToN's BOoKsToRp
ceTusr a. street and PennsyI ~ mia A..
MY Mgfner ana 4 A Love story. BT rhe autAor
90. W spnp ne,ifn, Genueman " Price So.
Not v ooOd - ~ VIZ
Arctic kxgsrit &c; containing Capt. Tys,asDrist
On the Ice Fioe. A history u the Paisris 80.
difirn -
Iron Iron the CleHds g. tie Mguutsins b. JGlss Verne
NnhiR 30 Inch ~ his Life. FROM the 1890 81
Ernil- Gzhariau
George the TLird
Under the Trees. by Prime.
Ihy siclogy Practical Use.
Health ane EcucsitCn. b. 6Cv Chas X Ingzlay
Pc ori fssiiIn,s 400 Penalties Ry TIE Rev NJ 4
Aaaeis, III A.
Gumo-. n ths author Of "Charles ancbos,e-,
Deer Natcrs. By Auna II Drury.
I1nflec Shcin and SLAVES of tue ktng,
Blank Book, Pas kucks, y ute, Letter and Car
Papers and EnveloFes, wholesale and retail, a
sHILbikGToNT BOCKSTORH.
Oz-u Corner - sfrcet aud "a Avenue
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WINE OF THE WOODS, Endorsed and pre-
scribed by the leading physicians as q laxative
and digestive remedy, is steadily gaining in
popular favor; for Dyspepsia, Indi gestiou, Con-
st.pation, and Headache il uneQualled. 4,29 .eo2s
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CONTRACT AwARDyD.-The contract for haul
Ihg sever pipe, curbing. &C., from the several
PioPssty wards TO 9Th street yard and G street
wharf was to-day awarded to Richard Fifzmor-
Tis, the lowest bidder
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FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
Montpelier Female Humane Association
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.

November 23. 1874.
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EDITOR OF THE STAR-Dear Sly Your re-
marks In your issue OF to-day are certainly
0pr0pos. But aside from incendiarism L would
call general attention TO the rumors Of defec
tive Gre alarm boxes, pro bono pss5lioo. win you
not give rs your views on this subject. DELAYS
are dangerous IN haste. Very respectfully,
August %, 1874, An OLD SUBSCRIBER.
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Priggs On the avenue. ~
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rlfiNo TIE PoLIcE--ControIier Baker win
SHhetsGe ne payment Of the policemen on the
49, III snis evening, and to- morrow will paw
county. "s' 'o'A''