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ANOTHER TFHrIBIE CASE oF HYDRO
PHOBIA.-A letter ga ths Gonzales TrNaSp
Index says. ArbUt four weeks since. a little
Girl TWO years o.f. daughter Of Mr.. VI. J.
Robinson. living ou Peach Creek in Con
Lal"s county, Wa bitten DN "A hide pct do-
The circumstance crcatei NJ uncaSineSs al
the time, from tHe fact That there was not the
slightest suspicion a. Tie lime OF hydropho-
tla, and al was supposed the dog WAS only
M little accustomed il-iumor shortly
afterwards the dog began Ia ha We SpaSms ami
nnallN left home and died in the ncighboT-
hood. About twenty days after the chi Is was
bitten she became very feVerish and iretGul,
and nnally became convul>ed with SpaSmS.
After three DAYS Of most cNcruciating suffer
ing with the most terrible malady-hydro-
piobIa-the little sufferer was released from
pain 10y the hand OF death. In her paroNims
she hii Ter mother several times while nurS-
ing. The mother has been twice 10 pr Evans
OF Flatonia- who il in possession OF "A mai
stone, which was applied L. her wounds. Tue
stone adhered tenaciousiy the first time
and but slightly the last. IL IL hoped that tie
virus has been entirely removed, and the
mother saved from a horrible death.
A NEW LINE CoNrEaPLArFD.-It has
long been a matter Of some surprise To uS
that the facilities Offered by the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad Of making the termI-
nus OF this road AT Pope's creek. on the POto-
mae river, shipping point 10 and from the
south, had not ere this been awaited of Its
advantages, we learn, are az no far distant
day 10 bc utilized. and some or the steam
boat men are talking ~ establishing a rival
passenger line from Norfolk 10 Baltimore
and the north via this point. It l. proposed
Ia put on q ia>t line Of steamers for the bay
between Norfolk and Popes creek. where
passengers and heights will be transferred 10
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad This
lS plan which should receive serious atten-
ilOn, since by this line not only are the mar
kets OF Baltimore, Washington and thc nortl
more easily reached than by any other route
but al this point the serious DELAYS caused
10y ice blocka are seldom known.-lEUt-
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Sharkey. the Escaped Murderer.

a dlspatch from Havana says ShaTkey. the
escaped murderer reached there last night.
The officers who have charge Of him say thar
hc slipped hIs handouts ten times during the
Journey. once he attempted 10 Jump over
board from the steamer HE i greatly de-
pressed i'm spirits.
BuSiRa~a Failure.
Walter j. BrON, - son. iTps..r- ,lad deal
crs in wool, have faIicL Liabilities said IL
be small
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II ia IT Wt0t T-.-h OHuty; apIII u
nees. Variety and Drama Production Monday
Tuesday ami " tdHe~day night f the great Irish
tiT wv" acts eutiti~d Tn Fair OF Mullin-
gar and on Thursday. Friday and Saturday nizh.S
ma saturday matinee- the thrilling sensational
ii anna. in IL acts, entitled The COLES Farmer "
FIRST appearance IN Washington of the sensational
ACrObstic GymHast-, thu Snow Brothers: alsp their
troupe OF Performing Dogs. First appearance in
NashIagy "a # the dashiug Vocalist. Miss Jennie
SOtheTn Last week Of the celebrated artists. Bah
Biudley. Miss blanche Selvyn, Prof. Bindley. q.
Charles apl2 ct
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A VENUE THEATER,
ZA IN st,e.I nnn Zen. xu,snnLn Arsnns

A IIfa s,e,l and FenHSyIrnHin AreHnt.
AHOST or NEW FACES.
Prs appearance Of Il Der and GLIDDEN,
oTigInsi Oyster can MOkes AMI Mus cal s pee aIty
ARTISTS. Also, first app arrange of GEORGE b.
RADCLlkFE, the well known Actor and
Comedian. MsdemCi-rlle HENRIETTA. the
Champion Song and Dance lady. Mis- MINNIE
BAKER. ~ her beautiful songs and dances
Miss MATTE GRAY the bewit.hing Dsn.eu, G AMI
Versatile Artistic. Miss LOUISA JOHNSON. tn
FAIRY SyIph. Second week Of the a THE FOUR
PROPHETS A.. L. JaTien Mabiie, illumina p, ,
fresh Oyelties. the R"ya Frying ScuiS. The Won
derfUl tlodOuchr Group % QUadTilie-. which
caused immense excitement their pruiu, JiDa
IL New York. when presented il the French BOuff-
Oh phecaUN knfeT-, ard the glorious Partisan
apl5tr CANAAN.
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PARAGRAPHS about the ill-health of Pres
ident Grant are becoming frequent. Among
the reports is one that DR.. Brown Sequard,
after a social ca II on the President. declared
that unless he changed his course of living he
would not live year; and another is that
The physical and mental condition of the
President is Vice President Wilson's reason
for giving up his European trip. DR.. Brown
Sequari now denies tia: he ever made such
a remark. and the Vice President explains
that his plans were not changed 10 meet
any emergency OF the kind reported.-N l..
post
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{ Do fELLOWs' HALL.
THE SENSATION or TIE WORLD,
MONDAY. TUESDAY. AND WEDNESDAY,
APRIL 10. %, 81
ihr original and Ouly
.U0SSGIte ficIf-'S FeuINfS .NiHSt,'eiS
sHd LIE MARIE De LACOURS
I0F{>iGH Cam Can Dancers.
Nov IejUTLiEC from an unprecedented tour in !he
S-vth
IN conjunction viii. Til, Mammoth O-g3nizltinn
~ tc found a Corp If THIRTY SPECIALITY
ARTISTS.
Grand MATINEE WEDNESDAY at pm
S.ats can b. cured 1T J. + Ellis * Co Music
store Received seats. 81 General Admit IS
60 Et-- P-.iDrmaH.r commences al y. III. Car
rage can T. ordered az D. ~ n. ~.
NJ. p. LEANETT. General Sup't.
HARRY PHILLIPS. Business Agent. apl4 =
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APPOINTED.-The President has appOin;a
Ernest LOsch To be marshal at the consular
court at Tien-Tsin. China
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CUSTOMS RECEIPrs.-The receipts from
this source to-day were si2s,tli.
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A elf for the Cincinnati Y. N. e.. A.

CINCINNATI, April l5.-It is announced
that the widow of the late Thomas Emery
proposes to build a new structure for the
Young Mems Christian Association here.
Mrs. Emery proposes to give from $4,000 10
100000 for this object.
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GRAND RECEPTION.

GRAND RECEPTION
Among those who ha,e kndl, volunteered their
services on :he occasion al the
GRAND RECEPTION al the Young MEMS
CDR STAN ASSOCIATION FRIDAY EVEN
ING SEE advertisement ara
Mrs FLUkk nee SCHLIEkER,
Miss JENNIE BRYAN.
MissZAIDEE JONES,
Miss SKINNER.
Niss AMANDA NCMURRAY.
WALTER PARIS. yirlin'st, Miss MCCONNELL
anu Others. IN readings and Rotations 0uIrtntte
In IA tte Presbyterian church, Mr.. PATTEN. fiat
ist and Other fret clsss home talent The whole TO
conclude witha
MODERN COUNTRY SCHOOL, A SPELLING
BEE, &c.
under the supeTintendence OF the renowned inStruc
tor Of the youthful mind Prof. EDWIN B. HAY,
assisted bN W. T.. pENNISON. a>s'P Patsy Bolivar"
DIR. u. p. SEARCH, a. Dune, with other emf
Ecut tbtOrs. For Scholar-iips apply At the rooms
Ticket, x cents. to b. hsd at Warren Chnate 4
60. Book store. "a PENNSYLVANIA avenue. and y.
fouEgs- Masonic Temple, and al tn" Rooms NJ.
G A. apl5-2t
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THE HEARING of the appeal from the deci-
sion of the Commissioner of Patents on the
question of title 10 certain Inventions made
Gy Thomas o. Edison was in progress before
Secretary Delano to-day. The contest is un-
derstOOd To- he between the Western Union
and the Automatic telegraph companies as
10 the ownership of the inventions in queS-
ton. Senator COnkllng appeared for Pre-
cot. of the Western Union; Gen. Butler for
Edison, and John II. Il. LatrObe Of Balti-
more. for Harrington, president of the Au-
tomato line. The decision of Commissioner
TEACHER was TO the effect that patents should
BE- Issued 20 Edison and Prescott.
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INTERNAL REvEEUE.-The receipts from
this source to-day were s2is ,G3]7i.
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LIEUT.. Col. AMOS BECKwITH has been, by
order OF President Grant. assigned 10 duty as
cOmmissary general OF subsistence, vice
Shiras, deceased.
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THE AMOUNT of national bank notes re
ceived for redemption at the Treasury to-day
was SIS1 81
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SOtTH CAROLINA.
The Senatorial ENcursioai-ts al
sbarleSeou.

CHARLEs0N, :. c. April lS-Tln soma
tOrial excursion party arrived here last even
ing and are to-day visiting Fort Sump,er
and other points of interest in the harbpf.
the L. =. steam revenue cutter being ten
dered by the collector for the purpose. They
leave for WASHINGTON tonight
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- The situation in the Pennsylvania min
ing regions remains unchanged.
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NATIONAL TiIEATER.

TIL In.
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
TWO NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
German opera and Dramatic Company
From BERLIN.
Thls j. 'hr most complete German troupe ever
lT'Eghi 9" America. and selected from principal
th'dtcTs Oi Berlin and rama D. Director Schcreu-
Ivfg. Tor ID. Juuc1r,iia Society, at expense of
"a co THURSDAY NIGHT, April Is, lS1J, the
Htw Uperat9c q mcdy e
PRINCES TREBIZONDE:
or TEE MAGICAL BEAUTY. ROW performing in Ger
D. any IA al !hs principal cities.
FRIDAY April Is, III" celebrated play (saInc AZ
tTaH- lated by iUgUstiU DAILY LED ASTRAY.
saturday MatIn.e-THE BEAUTIFUL GAL
itITE, and HANSSI WEEPS AND HANSEA
LAUGHS.
LIBERAL PEICEs.-General Admission, j0c Re
eT' cd Or hes;Ta Chairs 81 Res rived Dress Circle,
atC, Orchestra Circle 80, Gallery, De Box sheet
open AT Metzerott music store on "Wednesday for
every performance. apIS4t
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THE RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMS for the week
ending April 10th aggregated e4,326 ,n9S.1 l..
This is large increase over the week pre-
vious. and il viewed as q favorable inIi ca
ton of a lively spring trade.
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POSTHhSTERS APPOINTED. - The Pres!-
dent has appointed the following po>tmas-
ters: Joseph NJ. Patterson, disappointment. )
Miami, o; Mrs Sarah Hacklemau, tre8p-
pointment.) Iiushville, Ind; and j. ID. Ne
AdoO, Jefferson. Texas.
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Death OF . NeWspaPer PRO

BosTON, April l6.-Henry w bottoa
senior proprietor of the Eocn'ng Ir0lsc1Tl' -
died THIS morning, aged % years
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Governor Cham berla / a

Icft Columbia last night 20 attend tne Lex
ington centennial. The Ne'cs and C5ari,r
says he has decided 10 veto the onerOuS tax
bill passed by the legislature al the close o.
The recent session. This action will give
great satisfaction 10 property holders
Ihron"hont the stale.
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STARE hIING.-Stsr gazing u IN order
now. A. y. m I'm the south. little 60 the
west. and al an elevation of about IS degrees,
may bc seen The constellation of orion. easily
recognized by The four very brilliant stars ln
ihc los IA of q lpa- quadrangle iuter>octed by
ihfct Jesse! STAR a lTlu pt az equal distances
AMI IN SifSlgh. line, parallel with tire hort
son pointing on the one side 10 Sirlu>-fhe
brightest bNt,t star in the heagep~-ana o.
the OH r Ia d. lteiadcS. 20 degrees t. t.le
west. Between the PlciatoS and the 70. hands
81 orion Il an upright letter Y. known rs
Tue oi Taurus. consisting 81 one very bright
Slaf al iIC i"ij upper end. ia Tie eye al
Taurus. aHt uN, lesser stars. Ia tfr north. A
lliile west ag3 inst above the mist 81 Tie
horizon l. ta->ipp"a'S chair ia am upright
lo> ton. consisting 81 five stars OF the thtul
magnitude and one or two smaller ones.
Almost directly overhead. but StiN Signify
south. ls tln sickle Oi Leo. complete an out
IUe. with the curve of the bladn toward the
northeast. ana kasuiuS. "A star OF the Hrs L
isdEuli uuc. iu Jhc extremity ot the handle.
But The b. Ebte>t object in the Ornament
these evenings l. the planet Jupiter, Wnita
becomes clearly visible Ia The cas- shortly
after eight o'clock. and those VINO rise a.
early aS half past foGT in thp mprliug may
SEE Venus Ina nearly the same pD-i..oa.-
BDfuH E,,ntpg Ii0sDcrifs.
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Not So.-The paragraph in the BaltimDr"
Sun OF to-day, indicating that a prominent
real estate firm on 18TH street had failed is
as unjust in its intimatiOuS a il is incorrect.
IL was calculated To vaguely convey the i'm
precision that the large and prominent real
Cstate EoJse of kilbOurn * Litta hal failed
TO meet its obligations. Mr.. Latta says that
there Is not a word of truth in the statement;
that the firm has no outstanding endorse
mentS or obligations. and never had as large
u credit in bank as is now subject II its or
der, and for which the firm has no immedi-
ate Use.
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Two COlOred Murderers

named Burch and Harlee, sentenced 10 BE-
hung here tomorrow have been respit ed
FOR ore week by the governor.
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OPERA LIBRETTOS. SAVE 70 CENTS
~ Lee Walkers standard edition. Only correct
and con plete Fdition
Pre-" only ) Cents. Eos sale by
aUI5-6f FI.IiSS GO
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CLERKS APPoJNTED.-John u. Young. of
Michigan, and PhilO III. Bennett, OF New
York, have been appointed fiTst-class clerks.
The first in the contract office and the second
in tie money order Office, Post Office de-
narfmerf
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
BEECHER- TILTON.
ANOTHER ADJOURNMENT.

FULLERTON SICK THIS TINE.
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THE CASE OF NOAH.-J. J. Noah, OF Ala
Hama, "a class clerk in The Contract OH 20.
Iost Office department, resigne his post on
q few days stree and his resignation Wa ac-
ceFJed. TIE Postmaster General is authDfi
y for say ing that his resignation would not
have been accepted had he known a. he III I
a frw days later that Noah was cog lIzant
OF the mail contract frauds. Noah was Il .
pointed in July, is.l, on the demand of Sena-
tor Spencer, who, just before the close OF the
session OF the Senate, made him clerk OF the
COmnittee on the District of Columbia.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Medical Inspector Gcr-
eral +. Cones TO the Worcester, ana as feet
surgeon OF the North Atlantic station: Chief
Engineer j. p. kimball to the Worcester,
and a tieet engineer OF thc North Atlantic
station. DeiocieL-Lieut.-C Commander Jas.
/. Robertson from the receiving ship indie
rSndence, navy yari Mare Island, Califor-
hia. and ordered TO Washington city for ex-
animation for promotion; Medical director
Jemes Suddard from duty as fleet surs con of
the North Atlantic station and ordered to
4, turn home and report arrival; Chief Engi-
neor F.. y. DuLuce from the Woi cester and
as feet engineer OF the North Atlantic STA
Stion, and ordered to the Roanoke at New
York; Chief Engineer Elijah Laws from the
Roar oke and placed on waiting orders.
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FASHIONABLE WEDDING IN BALTIMORE.
Hon. -. b. Elkins, of New Mexico was mar
ried yesterday in Baltimore to the daughter
OF Senator Davis, from West Virginia. The
ceremony took place in the Franklin-s street
Pres bN terian church at 1:3O p. IN. 1t being a
private wedding, only the personal friends of
the bride and bridegroom were present.
From Washington a good many friends of
Mr.. Elkins were present, among them Gov
ernor and Mrs. Mccormick, Colonel SmOOt,
Colonel Darling, Mr.. Pratt and Mr. Robbins.
The happy pair left for Philadelphia in the
go y. IN. train: from there they will go to
Boston tOktay about week, and then they
will return 10 New York, from which place
they will sail for Europe to stay until next
July. The bride was attired In q handsome
travelling dress, and she received many
beautiful and costly presents.
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JOINING THE Two DvEANS-Wr r.
.YgHF tN'oitU f1C fF1Rgo N.lrrrgfifi l'fIrF i.l.
The Panama surveying exposition hra.i,I
q, Commando r.. 4. Lull. arrived iu New
York yesterday ON hoari the stsan~h. -
Acapulco from the i>thmuS. Toe OBI 60 81
theeNpcuitio0 baS been attained. ia. XifoIa
!ine ot the proposed inter-ocpan canal nav
ing been surveyed aud the feasibility oT such
am enterprise a~ccrtaiucd. The project *
said 10 meet with the Appreciation AZ "a.
people at Panama While the survey w.
progressing under Commander I.un a hi 4
was introduced before the House of Eap~.-
S'ntatiNe> a. Bogot3 by one az the dcnnti,S
nom Panama. 10 authorize the executive a.,
appoint an exploring commission at GnlUtl-
man engineers TO pTOcce 10 the iSfhnvs s.I
examine three routes for canal. viz First
that which has Just been surveyed D., tom
nlander lUll, which L. the one >Clpcfei -bN
Garclla- tie French engineer. from Iiulon
bay. on the Atlantic. Ia the Bav of NaFa del
Monte. ON the Pacific. sec ud, that nom the
BaN oi Mundiuga, GA the Atlantic To Fn,.
mouth OF the 'nepa river. GA the paciris;
and. The barlen route visited by captain
Sclirldge. Should +le columbian engineers
agree with those of the United states. The
government will publish a plan Ia Europa
and IN tie lnited States and procure means
Ia haN" The canal cons truciel. Commander
Inll viii report the result Of the q Nf,e,i ton
20 the government. when the full particulars
VIII - given D. H'O,ld, if'h.
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TIE LATE GIN. SHIRAs.-The Secretary
OF War has issued an order announcing the
death Of Brig. Gen. y. T.. Shiras. Commits
sary General OF Subsistence. Brevet Major
General [. :. A. The funeral will take place
to- morrow afternoon, and the remains viii
be taken 10 Mount Holly, NJ, for intoTmelt.
Services will be conducted at the house by
Rev. y. X. Boss. assistant rector of the
Church of the Epiphany. In accordance vi tn
the request of Gen. Shiras. there will! b. no
military escort at the funeral.
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THE FIRST COUPLE married by Cardinal
NcClosKey since his promotion was Julian
q. 8. MADAM and Miss Appleton, daughter
of Appleton. tie publisher. Mr. Madam is u
Cuban. The couple arrived i'll the city 'aiS
murning. AMI during the day paid a visit 10
SlNEral ri The DOM ~ IIl-..is.
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Nrw YoRs Dry GooDs MARkEr-purinC
the week under " view there was coatinush
ACTIVITY oi a moderate character I'm the t0l,-
o. bran CiteS Of tlIc trade. The market for
cotton goods presented the same quiet but
steady demand which has h.Nen its character
iStc FOR some weeks past and no Quoiable
piice changes al importance occurred beyond
"A dropping tendency and somewhat lower
rates for print cloths. PERHAPS the most
StrisitS feature 81 the current demand for
cotton goods l. . en- in the uumi Stakabe mr.
trthce given this season "a standard AMI
y pntar makes 81 goods, and no matter how
inlfitSi'alN cheap outside brands MAY ~
they seem Ia be utterly neglected nv buyers
sa.o hence have accumulated O. some extent.
ih're was slow. dragging and uuSaflsfac-
Tory movement IA spring Maolens from first
hands aud The loNbing trade was ONLY mol
'rateiN acitN". hence the aggregate sales of
the week Jagged Tar behind Sxpertattons
formed AT its outset There WA a ffmlt.si "a
curry fora Few iaNorlie ma kCS of light wei.at
fancy cas- imerc> aud trolSeringS bg. there
Was no snap whatever 20 the demand. Prices
Tor spring woolaEs w"rs' notninallv steady
There was a steady demand during the week
for dress goods. black and oolorcd silks and
all descriptions ~ staple imported g,ois.
which were distributed to respectable ~
rot very large aggregate amount nv both
importers and i"hb"rS.-E T. B,ifis'it. ii'h.
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Presentation. Samuel J. II lndau IS in
the city, but leaves for New York tO-n,glt.
lion. GOdloNe 8. Or;h, with his wife and
daughter. leaves here tomorrow for New
York. He will sail for Europe in the steamer
Russia. on Wednesday next Minister
Maynard sails on the sam" vessel. Il
speaker Blaine had y conference with the
Postmaster General to-day.
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THE president and Mrs. Grant and Mrs
SartDris, accompanied by Secretaries Fish,
Robson and Genl BabcOck. left here
this morning, on the limited express
train over the Baltimore and pOto-
mae road, for New York. Tomorrow
they VIII proceed To Boston, md from thence
TO Concord To participate in the centennial
Anniversary OF the battle of Lexington See
rotary and Mrs. Belkuap left last night. and
viii join the President in New York Secre-
taries BristOw and DelanO did not 90 with
Tie party.
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BUY NOW: BUY NOW. BUY NOW

Particular Attention Given 70 Pleasing.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TO NIGHTANO sATUEDAr IiATJSEE
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THE DESIGN of the twenty cent silver
piece authorized by act OF Congress OF March
3, 1875, was selected and approved yesterday
by Hon. II. r. Lindeman, director OF the
figure Of.Liberty, with the word Liberty
inscribed on the shield, the whole surrounded
by thirteen stars. Beneath the figure the
ia te "1o15." On the reverse the figure of an
eagle surrounded by the inscription, "Unlted
states OF America and beneath the eagle
the words, Twenty Cents The edge or
periphery OF the coin will be perfectly
smooth, in order to distinguish il from the
twenty five cent coin, which bears a reedel
or fluted edge. The new coin is mainly in
tended for circulation in the Pacific coast
states.
, 1875-12-30

!rttcfai D4iuth 70 Tie (Hlra11 TRIBUNE.
To1oSro, Out, Dec. 23.-Typhoia foEer has
been very prevalent in His city for somo tina
past. At rrctant thato are tuantr-ave casca
under treatment in tho general hospital.
Two noted burglars, Mgnault aud Smith. who
wcro lately captured iu the wholesale dry-Goods
store of LocIhaft & lIaldaue, With 10000 worth
Of iaces aud eiIxs ready to carry of, vera son-
tencel to-day to eight yeasa each to the Hug
stoo Fenltc.tiary.
OTTAWA. Doc. 22.~-The questions botwoen
Canada aud tho United Statcs arising out OF tho
provisions OF tho Washington treaty arc still In
abosauco. The treaty l,as proved to be 40 con-
/ structca AZ to siyo The 1aost powerful vantage
gyound to the Lnitol Statcs.
The Council bold meetings duly, and public
meeting was held today 10 ,ako mczsurea 10 Re-
lIevo tho destitute. 4 committee ct n.!1eutia
citizens WAS appointed to solicit subscriptions
Several religious and othor organizations arc al
rcady at work. About 600 mon have recently
| obtained employment on tha Grceny!llo Caual.
Tho Dominion Government has teen uotitiet
| that tcalus from Manitoba will be allowed t
cross tho boundary at I'eEaba to bring In secd.
wheat, anl o:het grains ios tAe sEAsahuplcr sof
feIcEs at Led liver.