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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
EIGHT WEISS BEER BREwERIEs SEIZED

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25.-Collector w. b.
Elliott has made a wholesale seizure the weiss beer
breyeries for the violation OF section $3.50 OF the Re-
yise Statutes falling to enter te CORRECT amount ~
material pru upon their Government books, and
Ia make proper returns Ui the peer Produced. lie brew
cries seized we're ls follows: CIas. Mass Irubert Ort
uab AZ Co. Mckinney x Kelly, john ,aiber August kris
teubacb Michael stali, kuoi and John schch
These eases nave all been repOItr ~ the Unlted
Dstct Attorney who VIII proceed against the Orewes
named tor liD,I aud forfeiture ut onee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
PARIS. Wednesday. Aug. 2!
EGYPT INVADED.

INCLUSION OF THE ABYssINIANs-THRHE WAR WIS.,
SKIS AND TROOPS SENT AGAINST THEM-THE
KHEDIyE wARIIkE.
LONDON Thursday, Aug 26-6 a. IN.
The Times makes the following announce
ment:
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 15.-Three men-of-war with
force Of troops and marines
aboard. have been dispatched hastily to that
portion OF the Egyptian coast bordering on
Abyssinia to punish q body OF blacks in
vading Egyptian territory Four thousand
Infantry hold in readiness for emergency
at snez. The Knedve is determined
to exact full satisfaction for the nringements upon his
soil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
CANAL Reform.
SUIT ORDERED AGAINST WILLARD JOHN
SON

GOV. TuDES's LETTER TO THE ATToRNEY-GBNERAI.
ALBANY, Aug. %. - Gov. TIlden wrote the
following letter to the Attorney General to-day, in
closing the report of the Commission upon the con-
tract of Willard johnson for work at Otisco Lake:
SIR transmit herewith the fourth report in print, Of
the Canal Investigating COmmiss on to-day submitted To
me- in compliance with Chapter 10 OF the Laws Of 1870
entitled IAN act to authorize the people OF this state ("
bring and maintain action for the recovery OF pubic
money and property" request that you Will Institute
aud cute such actions in the cases disclosed ny The
report you may deem appropriate for enforcing the
interests, rights remedies Of tine people of this STATE.
SAMUEL J. TILDEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
THE RED CLOUD COMMISSION STILL AT
CHEYENNE.

CHEYENNE, w. r., Aug. 25.-The Commits
sioners for investigating the Indian frauds sio
still taking testimony. Few witnesses appear to
have personal knowledge Of the Irregularities
Most Of to-day Was spent examining into the beef con
tracts It was eoncusyely shown that contractors could
ma Ike large profits by strict compliance with their con
tracts owing To the fact that the cattle live on Govern
mrnt grass the only expense being for herdng The
Commission viii probably conclude I've labors tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
FOREIGN NOTES,

OTTAWA, Aug. 25.-The story published by
The Cincinnati Times. about the finding OF Donaldson,
the balloonst by fishing party In the ottawa District,
Lake Desqnine, is not credited here NO such Lake
is known in the Ottawa District
HALIFAX, Aug. 25.-Last night great excite
caused at Bear River by the burning of two
barns which belonged to Sidney Chute brother
Of the late Mrs Robbins and the other 10 Nehenia
Chute her The fire Is supposed to be the work OF
her husband, who murdered her Thursday last and
has 80 far elued the officers. He IL supposed to be
secretec in the woods in the neighbOrhOOd Ono hundred
commenced search for him to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
SCARCITY OF MEAT IN ENGLAND.

PROPOSED IMPORrAIlON OF AMERICAN CATTLE.
LOsDoS, Wednesday, Aug. %. 1875.
The Central News Agency announces that
amceting was held here to-day TO discuss the causes Of
tie high price Of meat. 4 resolution adopted pro-
testing against restrictions the importation OF foreign
cattle All association formed TO a supply Of
live cattle from the United States 20 meet the wants of
The English market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
GREAT SWIMMING FEAT.

CAPT WEBB CROSSES THE CHANNEIl-THE PASSAGE
MADE IN 81 HOURS AND 10 MIyUTrs.
LONDON, Wednesday, Auy. %, 1875.
Capt. Webb entered the water yesterday at
Dover Cor his second a;tep, the Channel and
has succeeded in accomplishing the feat without the
assistance Of any floating lfcsavIng apparatus. The
following dispatch from Calais has Just been received
nouncing his arrival the other side Of the Channel:
capt WcDb arrived here o'clock this morning, in
good health and spirits, although fatgucd The passage
from Dover occupied II hours and 40 minutes"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
EUROPEAN MONEY MARKETS.

GENERAL DEPRESSION BECAUSE OF Dull TRADE AND
FEARS or POLITICAL TROUBLE.
LONDON, Wednesday, aug. %, 1873.
The Times in lis financial column says general
depression continues here aud the Continent parity
owing to approximations OF political complications but in
great measure due TO mere absence Of business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
MALPRACTICE IN CANADA.
AN OLD CRIME BROUGHT TO LGHT-A SECOND
CRIMINAL CHARGE AGAINST DAVIS.

TORONTO, Aug. 25.-Catharine Laing OF
Hamilton died at the house OF Dr." Davis, in this city,
in June last. At that time II Was said she died OF
typhoid fever The body cxhumcd. and an inquest
held Yesterday at Hamilton, when the jury returned
verdict that sle died from the effects OF malpractice
Davis and his wife now IN jail In this city awaiting
trial for causing the death OF Miss Glmour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26

delegates predominaed. There was considerable delay
over the selection of temporary Chairman but fnaly
T. Morgan WAS chosen. Six counties have contestine
acts OF delegates The Committee Credentials had NOT
reported at p. Ill., and nothing had been done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26

NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. 25.-The Republican
State Central Committee Of Louisiana In session here
have agreed to reorganze the party the basis OF an
early resumption Of specie payments, continued reduc-
ton Of taxation, free education, opposition to mon"o-
lies ecOnomc cal administration and punishment for ii-
age In public station, and for all assaults upon personal
rghtA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26

b ming $4,000 Ids Of silver ore Of alloy OF ~.
m:rs, and 50 bags conta nDg ii i04 poun 70 VI "n '
of lO2 marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE SIEGE OF SEQ DE URGEL.


THE CARIIsT TERMS REJECTED-THE ALFONsIsr
GENERAL DEMANDS AN UNCONDITIONAL SUR
RENDER.
PARIS. Wednesday. Aug. 25, 1878.
.DAreuement says that Gen. Lizzaraga, the
Carlist Commandant OF SEQ de Urge proposed to sur
render that fortress the garrison and the Bishop OF Eco
de Urgel no allowed to depart freely. Gen. Martinez
<anpos rejected the proposition, and granted Lzzaraga
"a hours to consider his demand for unconditional sur
render.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
OPIUM 10 TIE ca.Yrsr IN CALIFORNIA.
One ropor, states tbe Amount Of ciidin sent 70 N
lhiu.se I'm California An follows:

TnROr0II TRAFFIC ON THE CANAL RIsuMID.
SCHENECTADY, n. Y, Aug. 25.-The repairs
OF the canal break I've miles west OF this clay wore COM
plccd yesterday. and the boats began Running THE
morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26

REPUBLICAN CONVENTION IN MISSISSIPPI
JACKSON, Miss, Aug. 25.-Thc Republican
State Convention assembled here to-day al noon CooTed
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GEOR c. f T O W y .

HARD TTNFs-The suif,rings Of the poor
Classes during the present cold weather can
only be realized by those who have witness
e. them
The applications inv relief are hourly made
in the counting Moons on Water street, The
stores on Bridge and High Stu'rt. and the
dwellings oi tila w'll-tU-ip residents are cor
SANITY h"~,ILcl hN ur for'uDatcS. for assist
ance- A large majority or 1hr applicants are
really worthy people. who can find To en-
IioNlnent. ant have 40 means % provide for
those dependent 0n them for the necessities
~. life. Il il Uoricel that very few ask tnr
money, hut ONLY Tor hr al and ,',gl
GRAIN GAENEr.-Tne Tctvip.S ~ grain
during The pas week amount - go bushels
81 wheat and tsf bushels at corn. with sales
a. the former a. - - Io II - AMI IN, latter
a So. The river i.i.- h'orka.t.f ffsr .ssllar
winter Ctipt- from that source are. ,.slt OF.
and luicuc>> i tha order oI Tie Gay on Water
street.
tATTIT NirKTT. -N .-r~. Weaver.
Means 4 Co. nj uVl ryCyirtS for the week az
lroNerS k.>t az - h,2 90 bccfcattI, w..igh
were sold M prices ranging from fo SC. pri
pound. ~ sheep and lambs sod tp- T. q
-. per pound. - rpyy> af..f calves ~.r.l 4. -.
ana 80 each. Market brisk
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THREE MATRTMoNIAL ROWS

To-day Walter ITUn"rriori and Jarob
Rrown. two coored brui>"rs. We're up for as
sauit and Battery on John Gray: so and
costs each.
THREE MATRIMONIAL ROWS
Geo Nmac KUN was up again for threats to
aaly Smackum, his Wife II was not long
since That Mary had him up for threatening
To smack heT-GOt with his lips. but his
bTHwny hands, and bonds were required OF
him This time he not only smaCked her i'm
the same way, but threatened 10 kill her out
right. George told the Judge that he was
drunk. but this was the worst thing he could
nave done. as the court il q temperance
court. so George was Smackrd in return for
800 bonds TO keep the peace or stand COM
man was stood UP on complaint OF his Ma
linda Ann Johnson, for threats 10 hei. Ma
linda. who J. buXom and rather fine look
ing cO.Orcd woman, testified tina. She was
taking walk with a gentleman naDeI
fonlrOy, when her husband came up ana
told him 10 leave now, at the same time cal
ling him hard name. She is working at
her service place, and i afraid to go out OF
nights as Jesse i constantly watching her
Mary W illiamS a witness. testified that she
was passing at the time and heard Malinda
ten Jesse that ifh" laid his fiugerOn Fontrov
she would bust him wide open. johnson
seemed to have good cause to talk 70 his Wife
in pretty strong language. and he was let on
ny 500 personal recognizance to keep the
peace.
VIM. Gray. assault and battery on Alevia
Gray, his wife, vino testified thar at O'Clock
on Christmas night William came home and
coming 10 ner bedside woke her up and told
her To get up and leave the house, that no
was tired OF her, ana She must 20 at once
otherwise Ec would kill her. She demurr,l
AT being turned ont in the cold in that sum
mary manner. and said She would stay until
morning. William was drunk and seized
hold Of her. throwing her to the floor and
stamped on her. injuring her very much. the
effects Of which made her sick. He has since
continued TO treat her with great cruelty.
Gray denied the whole story. bur his looks
bClcd hlln. and rs he had no witnesses he
was niFped for 80 and costs OF jall
OTHER CASES.
James Houston. an cNcentric oil soldier
and travelling phrcnOlogi>t, was up again for
N12rarcy and iHt0yicatiOn. The court was
about 10 send him down a. usual. when
HnuSiO Told the Judge that hc had lust sue
ceeded ~ getting his pension increased and
mad plenty OF money To- pay his fine bug
didn't want 10 go down. The iIIdgr told MIN
that he would let him of on condition thai
ne would leave the city. HOuSt0n.-Dou't
you want the -. Judgc.-..No 90 home and
give Tie money TO your wife" Houston -
I've got no wife. only and old maid SiStrr''
JudZe.-"Ihen give II to her Houston
I'll! 60 it, only let me 90 The court di-
reCtId the balii TO see linn to the railroad
station. Nicholas Churchill. colOreI larce-
ny of Il bolt .! calico from Bchrcnd 4 Bro
store On 9Th street this morning: fneI so
Also - more and costs for carving 4 razor.
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THE ATTEMPT TO SwISDLE Mr..
BEECHER.-Wm. A. Eddy. who was arrested
ON W Wednesday night on charge OF being inn
plicated with the man Harris in his attempt
to swindle the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher OIt
tired Baptist clergyman and brother of the
member of the firm of Eddy & Brother, No
462 Broadway, New York. for whom he is
book keeper. He says the first knowledge he
had OF the transaction was when he was ar
rested Hehad seen Harris in the building
in which he is employed, Harris being por-
ter for another firm, but has no acquaintance
with him. Harris alleges that Eddy gave
him the letter and check to take 10 Mr.
Beecher. Mr.. Eddy's father, brothers aud
several other gentlemen were anxious To give
bail for him pending examination, but Jus
tice Riley refused TO take bail. The exami-
nation has been set down for Saturday
n Y journal Cf Commerce. 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

SI'E SYRUP FDR BUCKWHFAT EES-NpP-
ItAih STATISTICS - NIGHI-SOIL AND
y meeting Oithe Board al Health wa, held
.a>t eNeulug-IT>. Cox and Bliss and NIe,Srs
MarbCTy and LaugStpn. present.
A communication was received from Mr.
SiC'ehtS asking permission 10 remove Ep
btrrel~ Of nIght->Oil from the f-fu street
wharf to Hl~ farm; referred.
= tp5umUuicaI IOu was also received from
I. 1. Ray calling attention 10 an article
called syrup. composed OF sulphUric acid and
starch. AMI suggesting that l. be- Officially
examined The subject was referred 10 tho
health officer, with Instructions to have. th.
chemist make all analysis.
\ Communication from r. T.. sawyer &
TO- contractors for removing the uigIit-~Dil
stating mat owing 10 the distractions of the
iIN,I by L." they are compelled 10 deposit the
hIShi->pii on a point in Virginia iuSt Oppg-
>ily TIE ltlH street wharf. Tor the present.
Tn report OF the registrar for the week end
lLG January was presented. showing Num-
Hef 81 deaths .I-l2 from consumption. IS
pneumonia 1 wiOOpiug cough, Group. ~
ULr:t fever. There were ~ whites and =,
coiOr"d. 81 adults ami ~ minors. There. war.
- under year ANA i OF fU4 years. The cor
ou'I certified 10 . and the health officer 20 s.
Ia"'" were - marriage The report con-
CiJ''t 81 he mortality OF the District Oi 20
lNiutt3 for The week ending January -. i~-I.
was IS. 10 less than last week D or - ~ upI.
l.y"i "f aIuum- 2}.2s per cent. OF the deaths
Nti" from ZNlHOtc diseases. H.ls from con
~iItut.Ouai, 4j3U from local ST from ipy.I-
pIlncI tai. and 4 10 from violence. Mortality
81 lHt white population WAS at the rate OF
20 per l."n- Rate OF mortality among the
@"ioTcd population was ST. per IgDO ptT an
AUin. Number of births reported during Inc
week was -. white -; colOrel - Increase
~ births OF The white population was at Tho
rate oG =. per leo, Increase of the cploraI
population by births was 3j.5J per 1000"
A petition 10 Congress. signed by some for
" "illZcn>. Tor the purpose OF utilizing the
>tWage 0t the city for the irrigation and fer
Itzdiion OF certain poor lands outside OF it,
limits, was presented, and on motion OF Dr.
Bliss ihe subject was referred to "a special
cgnluii ee-BT- Bliss, Prof. LangstOn. and
Mr.. MdTbUTy. Adjourned
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Enu.'cnso,I I.ueais.

Sc s'.ysTii-aIu. uI 't tas.-. l'."-.. g..
oIyoTtl.-.-fy lp f'... .y.us. i.t .H. l..r' ?
A t.tist Sc
From -HfUi~-t~r W. trrs FraHs I"-fIs.S
L0sfl' Nls, Pcs. srt F.Hs.r .t.- E.-.. Of
F,fst5ss irT pee .-JTy- -rt t.pHr NH- N
CrOF', g. co. E."I... fs..f. ..- .Ir-rar.- a
III r. Mcmahon. ID. d--. a.l .r ..'.s.,-.s
marshal cI tga F.ne---.uI rE Ir-r5-. :
day. y a W'mrev Cd: HiHsrFia. ~H.-|- [p.
= ro- Ne. -. p Her.'-pfu-. Yr.uf.J
ftyy. J. Hsrsey Nrf.la.lu-~ first y.I- with
tLc = ~tr-tt huron. lately clos 2. Shows ~
sd,i.' 90 b ~ uIs improvement I'd. ru.t sal "TtY
and Ia, entire rrtU'svI. rt % 3.'f-
Marshal -rkIDT- Df tF" Polio tn-Tt. -
ter'ay lai 2 over Oh Marshal sharp go. s>.---.
balance receipts over AL cNF"EiIrG-c- d..
III CuUT. l"r Tire past quarter
The IN ton sale. by Iatiular { t'lae Ts- yV--
TeniaV G.. the household effects D' s>-tr0V,T-
nCT i'er.Ty l.. Cooke. at The ra>iionca lately
occupied Iy him on 80, rgrJpWU Heights.
waS i~rg.iy attended The prices realized
were Wv exec ~ ion Jlp ease of picture NJ mich
ssHv~tiiN hruUG ht their fun value.
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SUICIDE THROUGH FEAR OF DEsTITU-
TIoN-Yesterday, Albert Schekel. aged six
ty-two a native of Germany and pedler by
occupation, committed suicide at No. y
Chrystie street by shooting himself through
the head with pistol. He had saved up a
little money for his old age, but was COM
PEELED to give up his avocation some months
ago owing to heart disease. He had spent
rearly all his savings, and il is supposed that
fear of becoming utterly destitute prompted
linn TO take his life.-N Y World, 18Th.
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wsR'aer FrobabIIitle, To-day.
annuspnacnts. &c. Tonight.

FUTfFS b}~rT J}JFa,' -.-f umVtv GmIiys
with the funny GEO. = f1N a- clown.
NOfion7i T7r-7'@~-b'ivv Logan ia .-SUrlr o..
Sumner Life a. Long Branch
TEfG'sr asg3Is.-Tur shadow Pa-t"Tt0o-
PaTlUT Minstrel, amt other novelties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

HoNICIDAL EPILEPSY.-The commission
appointed 10 inquire into the state of mind
OF 1sbella Janisch, who roasted her child to
death on the morning of November 20. find
that at tire time the act was committed Mrs
Janisch was suffering from an epileptic fit
and therefore was according to law insane
and irresponsible.-N y. Journal Commerce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

TwEED's TRoUBLEs-Wm. NJ. Tweed is
same prison rigOrs visited upon his fellow
prisoners, ana ii is predicted that he cannot
live long under il. OF course if sick he will
be sent To the hospital, as are Others. To add
10 his troubles, Mrs. Tweed met with an ac-
cident few days since by the explosion of IL
percussion cap with an old pistol, i'm the
hands OF her son, by which she lost one of
her ewes.
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DEAR STAR In behalf of mv>eIfand otbar
sufferers, ] venture TO make the following
inquiries OF YOU, hoping that you will be abIs
not only 10 answer tine questions but To heID
TO remedy the evil: =
Il there an officer connected with IN,
treasury department OF the United States
whose duty II IS 10 see TO the proper ventiIs-
lion OF the building. upon which depends the
health OF 80 many employees of the govern
meDt2
II there is such an officer. why does hs not
attePd 70 his duties
The matter Of ventilation is becoming /.
serious question IN the building. as hardly a
cav passes without some one or more of Inc
thrte thousand lady employees being over
come bN the naGseOus Vapors, caused by the
'mok ing 81 vile cigars and sta le pipes bv tn.
WatchIHen al night, and lack OF fresh air TO
Counteraet the effects thereof
In one room particularly. in which there
are about twenty ladies' employed the win
CowS are neVeToPencd during the winter. and
u would be great relief IL thew cOuId he
opened. al least tor a short time each day
after Office hours. -
We think. dear STAR. that you will do us
the favor, a. well az the justice. 10 publISh
this one &c GrOwl.' and use your utmost on
deavOrs ~ help AZ abate the nuisance COM
planned Oi iOT the sake of
MANY SUFFERERS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

A LARGE N'ETG AGE.-Iu. HaEtsmere4ni
Fotcnla" railroad company has fI-- entered
iOr record i fH- clerk office of This county
mortgage To- N--~r~. Albert H-w~ol ami
John = Lee ot EeTu~y ivalls for the sum al
S%'t''.'f'- 30 il To- secure the second mort
gag" bonds ef il- company % H- ISSUED -
that amount AMI with IFS .--FttTesj-'.~.- &c
= lHllt 90 ly.f-t-F paper TIE immense cost
81 constructing ami ''lrIFpIu9 the TJ@i ana g.
be ts.~f 1rd-'ts ty These mortgage fine frs
y a. fHT --.-'. H-.s.- Pa. second (Which. how
ever ~ only upon fI. Baltimore tvuueI-for
: l's"'s'- AMI rDv tu.~ one .OT --.Iel. t'It-t,ie
W.Htg H--T--- Ting ~t-5.a-s-y. Few o. our
people have ever considered how much The
TstiiEUJt COS amt We hDP-. with tGe above
hgtrt~ i''r1r' ia.sI- they wifi now grulutic
49, about sJur.e track drprr~- Sc.-I Prime
trf'lsr n.. t'ft.
The Same uI.~rgtg- has been Hi-t 1g the
OFF, o. sac l-t.ut-I p- Deeds 90. Tim, Nl~-
IT.rr
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PREVENTION oF GRIZZLY To ANIMALS.
A meeting of TIN executive CJfnyuIft.a ~ the
- r L. L. - e I. A. was hello last ui2ut ~
Dir Ga;cnel = g. flee. corner Ilth and + streets.
present. D. Gideon. : Palmer. NcSSrs Ali
sOf NaIlur- lr. VIM Il. Reed. s lo1Zo Bell. J .
= Ming tlrg president and secretary. The
secretary W e. DdVdli. read report show
iHS a synopsis ot TIE work of tine society. or
rather it, president. during the past uf: .T,
DAYS Nj. Gdrc'iyl said There was lu uu-
usual number of abandoned i3ur-.> found. pa
Thought DO was attributable - CHAMBERS.
that when "a person fUt~ hr has a. gls,IJprp-t
HOFs" Do j. taken % some remote section. and
fEeFC ieil- To got raj % the expense oil kilIIug
tilt animal H"~alI Thar there w.. many
complaints Of alleged cruelty % horses or the
street r;.- lTpJt>- HuI many OF The cases COM
planned of could EGJ De- sustained before or
courts and tins fact >agIlj b., hO-l iu .riEd
10 The tTIesIt~ OF Toe -uri-IV. tn condition
OF orr streets during the ftt.aTT coil tfHtr
mas brought o. h.~ attention f1E rf--~.
when 'h- usual pr-gau.iur o. Keep horses
from shipping LJ.i L,-I,,t-
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MANY SUFFERERS.

TEITp 70 Kill HIMSELF IN A POLICE
STATTON tFLL.-EdwaTd i, Moran, "A dis
charged soldier. attempted 10 commit sui
eide in the 9Th precinct stat.on-houSe last
evening by hanging himself to an iron bar in
his cell with ono of his suspenderS. He was
cat down before sustaining injury. lie was
arrested f"F alleged drunkenness, but i sup
posed "a he insane.
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fyThey do not admit ladies To the Beech
er trial. for fear, probably. that the evidence
pers, however, publish pretty full reports,
and curiosity need not knay ITSELF Ind. -Nees
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BROKER CHASTISED BY A WOMAN
About o'clock last evening "A youn. woman
Ofpre possessing appearance stood by the door
Of the ladies' cabin of the Hohoken ferry boat
WeeEawken, on the New York side. As Ste
phcn L. Hubbard, young Eroa1 stree: bro
ker, approached. the woman accoStad him.
and angIy words passed between them. Quick
as lash the woman drew short whip from
under her cloak and struck Hubbard seN era
severe blows over his head, eIclaiming a = tn
same time, Take that, you lynn. wretch"
She then darted OFF the boat. lust as il was
~ yelled. III is said that She is employed by
the American Bank Note company, and hal
her feelings wrought up by hanging on the
ragged edge of disappointed loye.-N J. SG,,
18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

NFTTiE GREEN Mr~T Go TO TUE PFNT-
TENTTAEN.-In the supreme court oT appeals,
Yesterday. IN the matter Of Ncttie Green
poral4un court OF this city. the decision o,
TINS court was unanimously affirmed. Nettic
Green was tried for the murder Of Samuel
ElthelOuTger on the FIST of September last.
and sentenced 10 seven years in the peniten-
tlary. she has been confined i'm The iail here
ever since. awaiting the result OF this apnral,
anu. now Thai ii i decided, She will b. AIKEN
10 Richmond a. soon a the official notice of
The action Of tue court is receivel.-1laca,-
GrtU SisJtufl. 18Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-16

ACCIDENT 10 z VASE NGTuNIAN N
RAIIrMoRF.-.A Ar George /. JaIhOe, OF this
city frit1l Ia - IL "A runaway team ia BALI
more Yesterday. Ou Lexington street. near
the market. when ge was thrown VIOLENTLY to
me ground ami Sustained serious Injuries.
Ills ri ht s.TIl was f.Slctured and two % his
TIb- v ere broken