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@A Tennessee girl, riding on the cars
crossed the aisle, kicked young man un
against the window. and remarked: IL was
fung up never TO allow yaller-eyed man To
wink at He,o
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WANTS A DIvORCE.-Mr. W. III. Beck has
Tor Charlotte Gassaway, filed a bill for di-
yorce from the bonds of matrimony with
Joshua Gassaway. on the grounds OF adul-
terry here and in Baltimore, and also for re-
fusiDg TO contribute TO her support
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EFwYoRE. Oct s-The Posts unsuciA article
dsg Goid lover ON .eeSaaf 4 the disps,sSS.
irs London that a large amour; is TO be shiPpsd
Ss and tSs mara .s. weak but siDee n the aene
II gold hss been steady Golt oeened w ruled at
AIDE at ll6s4 and u q at liSss, At IiOI At lIsS,
snd a. 10 a. neAs Since thrn the quotation has
cen .ns as eet cent saS Sr 0sth
rum for use. Foreign Exchange opened with prime
OF rsdueti"n 70 i7s1. aud ISL, and "a Is Of the
prime ", made as Io~ as as Since the decline in
er. OF Ring have marked their rates up to 40
and and %, and business has advanced to Esssss q.
leans here are to / per Cent, and sOr prime line
1,nga1, PAPER i. s.. to per cent. Gov:
oeened at ,sh below yesterdays closing, except
UniSa Pacific which wa; u higher. There va. a
Soe then gn, 1Sess se tG
o kafs. the la ter Northwest. Since then there
as zee. reco, cry Of SAY, the latter Northwest
Ssys gSs the d E IN Grder
5s%s7s'4; Lake Shore, '4s5s4; oachc Mail, 1914
oSi Palse' PT Sn sass'ih Ms
osepS Erie sss 81 ap P.S ana sS, s,
Rock islaSd, icss's; n tenirsi, lGls..' ''A''
the Market.-
bAITiNoRs. Oct S.-VirgnIs skies, rAslers, 49Is
Virginia nsols, 81: West irgInia. 9; North Caro-
dsS sis.S' "d ~ new; TO- DC special tax bid to-
: RALTIs9RE, &c, s-Co' on fairly. active and
N S1 Wheat SyITs Rsf rad im aRa a
lR C1In-southern dull, western hrm-southara
1a;s quill aud wesk-southeru, I6asS w-stern white,
IaSi western m Ned, s6a4S. Rye quiet, 75.S1
ma, duiI and unchanged. Provisions business
s,lll rettTlcted b. light stock and high pricas
PIX, 3 Sos2i On. Bulk meats shoulders. h:
clear rib side. "a: loose packed, lOal4S Bacon
should rs lOs4. Il; clear Iib sides iis.al5 Hams,
10 alo Lard quiet but hrm-reired, l4l.aI5
Butter NFm ard activp-wpSfers 6rs-s
a.. Petroleum essier-crude, So: retinei l2s, a
Is once quiet but ETm and unC hanged. Wbiss v
dull snd lower. III
NV YoEK. Oct s-Stocks active, weak aud m
'eitled Gold, los. Exchsnge. long, 4Yq1s, short ,
II. Governments ull and steady.
NEW fohE, Oct. S.-Eluur dull and declining
Wbsst dull and nominally lower. Corn Quie: aud
un' n netd.
LoSDON, Oct. g, 80 p. m -Consols for money,
90 Is is: account %; United States bonds, new -
lOi's Erie, Is; preferred, SlR. The for money
a. stock e1chaIge Of government securities is Ia per
cent.
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TRUE BILLS" FOUND.-The grand iurv
yesterday found true bills of Indictment
against Kate White, assault and battery
with intent to kill; John b. Baptist, do /;
Emma Williams, larceny; Charles Bogue
assault with intent to kill; Denham CORN an ,
murder; and Frank White, larceny.
To-day indictments were found against
Thomas Brown, assault with intent TO kill;
Jane Coleman, do; VIM. Morton burglary
and larceny; j. ii. Beverly, larceny. Also.
Presentments against Jonas Ransom assault
with intent to commit rape; s. H Taylor
and VIM. Richards, larceny; Chas. Stewart,
assault with intent to kill; John Carter. bur-
glary, and John Curtis, murder OF James
Digges, q boy, In GEORGETOWN.
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GOOD NEWS FOR SAVINGS BANK DEPOSIT
ToRs.-TO- day, Judge Olin in the Equity
Court made decree in the case OF Crandell
AIT. the Washington City Savings Bank df-
Tecting Mr.. Mattingly, the receiver to pay a
further dividend of ten per cent. to the cred
itors depository Of the bank.
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NATIONAL THEATER--Last evening a
large and fashionable audience again greeted
Nj. Rignold in the roe OF young King Har-
~, and the loud and repeated applause at
tested the appreciation OF his talent. His
address 10 his soldiers at Harfieur was very
Iercloly rendered and roundly applauded.
only Two more nights and a matinee and
nose who neglect to see the handsome young
kngllsman In this great rOle viii regret IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-08

CORAL, jet, dead gold and Lake George
diamonds received at the agents, Prigg's
jewelry store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue,
near Az street.
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LOCAL n VS..


Attend HempleJ's auction ton CHIT
The street lamps will re lighted so-night a.
1920 r. m, and extingUiShed at as a m.
Residents on X street, between 81 and
north Capitol streets. complain that they are
still without gas light, although the street
has been repaired a year.
The annual stated meeting OF the Alumni
association of Georgetown university will
be held on Monday next, a. the law building,
el5 street see advt-
Mr. Woodbury. Blair was admitted to prac-
tice a The bar o. the supreme Court OF the
District yesterday, on he report OF Mr.. Du-
rant, chairman OF the examining commit
tee
The RIGHT Rev. Jacques Theodore Holly.
Of Port au-PTiDce, the only cOiOrCd bishop Of
The Protestant Episcopal church IN Amer
lea, Is Ia this city, the guest Of Mr.. Isaac v.
Cary.
The IsraeIiies of this city will observe the
Day Of AtOnement by closing their places OF
morrow evening at O'Clock. The Feast OF
The TabeTnacles commences four days after
AtODement day, and continues one week.
Prom the fact that recently the Commits
kiCneTS of the District hs We expended about
one thousand dollars on the buildings known
as the COTcOran market. IL would appear that
the market is 10 be co. tinued there. A new
roof has been placed on the sheds, and paint
ard whItewaSh have been used literally.
The National hotel is to Oe remOdeled at
once. The main floor will be lowered two
feet, the large room at the west of the main
eItrsBCe will be converted into a store and
tie front Of the building will be entirely
tern put IN.
Advices from Philadelphia state that on
the trial trip of the new steamer John w.
ThCmJ son, of the Sea board and Inland coast
ing company. on the Delaware. she proved
herself stapnch, swift boat. The engines
At - revolutions per minute, worked per-
fectly smooth and satisfactory.
1esterday the union prayer meetings 40
the Foundry Church were well attended. A
eood nun berof rec uests for prayer 1sere sent
IN al the O'Clock meeting. At the session
last night Mr.. Hastings delivered a plain
talk ON religious shams. making alluSiOns TO
apparel, ornaments and hypocrisy in the
churches.
Al recent meeting or the Potomac side
natuTaliSiS' club, DIR. ShaefTeT called atten-
ton To the fact that much of the wooden
pavement now being removed is affected
with dry rot, the microscope showing the
mycelium OF various fungi to be very abund-
ant In the tissue of the wood. in spite Of the
various processes 70 which the blocks were
subjected. IL was also noticed that the uu-
treated blocks OF cypress and cedar are not
nUs affected.
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The CLARVOE ISvESTIG ATIoN-The
Board OF Police, who have been inyestigatino
the alleged connection OF Chief OF Detectives
ClSTvoe with the Green bogus Edes) affair
Yesterday decided that they had all the evil
denee they required, and on the 21st instant
tDey viii hear ~hatever arguments Mr.. Rid
die, Mr.. Henkle or Mr.. Cook may wish To
present. ~
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ROBERT DALE OwEN.-Your correspond
ent received a brief call last evening from
Robert Dale Owen. He was alone, and to
all appearances perfectly sane. The wild
expression OF the eyes, so noticeable when he
entered the asylum, is entirely gone, and the
nrm step and rudy face indicate returning
health He Is still regarded as an inmate OF
Inc asylum, but intends returning to New
Harmony before the winter sets in. He reads
mucn, but as yet writes little. He is lust
now beginning to realize how badly off he
was when his sons brought him here three
or four months ago.-Iadsassdpolis Cor. Cincia-
tlQl a;nzeffe " ~'''
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The WARRINGTON MONUMENT SOCIETY
met yesterday, and Mr.. Frederick ID. Stuart
VINO attended the meeting OF the Grand
Lodge OF Odd Fellows at Indianapolis, male
q partial report that the Odd Fellows seemed
inclined 70 take up the cause OF the monu-
ment, and there were encouraging prospects
OF getting aid In the completion OF the shaft
rom that quarter.
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FRECKLEs removed by Natures Beautiher

MISS HULETT is gaining a successful law
practice in Chicago Her attachments" are
rot easily resisted. She uses Natures Beat-
tifer. 1886
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0Roederer said $50 constitution shonld b,
shoit," and he would have aided 1cIeay y,
short and obscure" Aes'
IDuring a speech, the other night. n
prominent member OF the Boston Common
council made the sage remark thar a yvisa
man changes his mind often, but fool meyer
and In the next breath exclaimed: az nave
not changed my mind"-and then he vantei
TO know what the other members were laugh
ing at,
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removed by Natures Beautiner.

TRADE SUPPLIED with Mattress Ren7HifeT
by Charles Stott & Co, wholesale druggists
No $50 Pennsylvani avenue, Washing ton,
II. e. 9s1.
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lust EECEYED

GUTMAN'S BALTIMORE BRANCH"
912 FRA STREET y. W.
OUR NEW FALL AND WINTER STOCK.
- sPeSieltg Of BLACK aud COLOREp SILKS.
1JiPlRE LACES. YAK LACES, SILK asd
MohsIh II tRlfGES II the latest inspirations,
IN which We cannot Ice undarsold
riety. $50
BLACK GOOTs e all ds.criptions
utiCn.
Elegant Two Buttoned GLOVE. 6 cents.
WEAR
Large stock Of BLANKET QUILTS. &c.
tl' CANT sssC rfme MT OF BRI SsFLS and IN
GRAIN CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C. &c.
GUTMAN'S.
OCH I'm 912 9Th street northwest.
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BUILDING PERMITS issued to-da by In
spector PlOwman- Patrick Kelly, xtension
OF brick dwelling on the south side II b ST.,
tetween ~ and 9Th southwest; 500. Jane
A. Van Doren, q three-story and basement
bfiek dwelling on the south sideo East Cap
itci street, between 9Th and 18th; 5000.
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RRODHEAD X Co,
$50 PENSsY vANIA AVENUE
BETWEEN 9TB AND 10TH STREETS.
Have Just received a mplete ,tock Of the lac
NOVELTIES In DRY GOODS,
from Is cents 10 81 p per yard, embracing Plain
and Plaid CAMEL HAIR, French d. AGUN AIS,
FIJI SkRGkS. Chinill 0LOrH, Snow feckpd
OAmELS HAIR, striped nEBE%ES, sc &C,
n'sny OF which cannot be fond else where in this
msrset, having bee taken frora the custom house
within the past week.
Also,
BLACK SIT KS, from ; 10 20 81 50 per ward, lin
cluoing the celebrated make If Bonnet, uinst, Bel
lew, and CCtO and Ne 'ofo.l
BLACK CAsHMEBES e French manufacture,
unsurpassed IN color, quality and durability from
rs cents up
BLACK ALPACAssnaM OHaIRs, from 2Sc up.
DRAP DEETE, 81 % and up.
NoOLLEN BLANKETS, bed and crib, from
IS 70 SIS pair.
White and Red ELANNELs, Twilled and Plain
from cents TO o. Is per yard.
sHAWGS. ~, m al 10 $50.
BALMOBAL SKIRTS, 81 and Up.
Three button Paris IDS, 9 IS in all colors.
Job Iron frame HOSE, beet quality,l 50 box.
Wamsutta Blesched COTTON, Is cents yard.
These goods have been seles ted Fith great care
and purchased for cash, and should receive the at.
ten ton Of all close buyers
BRODHRAD d Co.,
octl-fr 939 Penns. ave, bet. 9Th and 10th sts.
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ANOTHER SUIT AGAINST THE D1srarc-r
Mr.. samuel Strong has, by Messrs T.. Fotten
and Robert Cbristy, entered a suit against
The District of Columbia for s252, 1865 for
Work done about the market house and ON
other buildings in Georgetown, made neees-
sary by the change OF grade.
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weather Pro0a6Gi,ies To-Day.

OrYIcr OF CHTEF SIGNAL OvFIcT,l
WAeKTSGTOS, october : l%J. (
For The middle and east Atlart Z states
northwest winds. rising harOne' er, cooler
clear. or rarity cloudy weather and rrosts.
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LIE TREASURY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1 itn,e MAJ St Arthur ordered that Benjamin g.
BaHeck, William II. Ottman aed Thaoiora
W Brown, charged with the larceny n.
sfI,OOo rom me Treasury, be Brought inta
court on Monday for arTaignment To-mor.
rev Judge Macarthur will hear the as,nIica-
ton Tor The bailing of Gilman.
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1NIUNCTIoN AGAINST STONE CRUSH
ING MACHINE APPLIED FOR-Yesteriay
Mr.. VIM John Miller, for August HOSch
hlCd a bill against II. L. Crawford and l.. NJ
HOfi man for an Injunction. The bill states
that complainant is the owner of "A dwelling
house in square 30, near the corner Of I4th
and streets, and by reason Of the defeoi-
ants having erected aud operating a stone
crushing machine, the horse has become al
most uninhabitable. the dust created being
detrimental 10 health, besides incommCii
them, and the noise made by the machine
preventing an ordinary conversation being
carried on, and depriving the complainant
and family Of sleep Judge Olin issued a
rule to show cause why the injunction should
not be isSuGA-
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CARRIAGES CARRIAGES CARRIAGES
~ full line Of Carriages OF every de-. an
seIip,ion at reouced prices; slsn, nun 49,
Der OF second hand Carriages. including W.
two Laudaus, one Coupe, several tor and notion
bnegits, Phatons, &c. which must be sold 10 make
room I.r new HOTb Hrsttng mptiy attended
10, . IsJBF. III. GRAHAM
west. oets a.
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BUILDING AssoCIATIoNs.-Att the twelfth
monthly meeting of the Carroll Cooperative
sold al 207 per cent
@ Az the thirteenth monthly meeting CT the
seeonn washington Cooperative Building
hssoclatlOn, last night, $500 were SOLD, at
an average premium or sI.-S per share
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DRY GOODS.
We have Just returned from New York with a
large and well selected stock, ameng which we have
some special bargains to offer to our customers
By hs IN
,oo money nop have they ever been sold 50 cheap.
- pieces Mohair at soc. per yard job lot, regular
Lot Of Canton FI.nnsls a, lSc pc. I'd, cheap at l,e
:" White Bed Spreads, very cheap.
plain the n. wet things outl Ladies and Gents
Snnoerwear IN great variety; Gents White Shirts,
Hosiery and Hdkfs: Blankets, all sizes and ausi,
Comforts; White and BED Flannel; Curtain Lace.
stS les Of Wine Cloth Brown and BIeached Sheet.
Cotton in the market for 10 and I2c; cheap LOT OF
Towels and Toweling.
Tapestry, Brussels, Ply and Ingram Carpets
velvet and Brussels Rugs, and IS, and s-qaarter
Our goods have all been purchased for cash as
ss car Dc borgh, hence we are prepared and
Cal and satisfy yourselves 70 the correctness Of
LUTTRELL q WINE,
sep2g w 1880 Penn ave, cor 18th street.
Is THIs CHEAP:
large sEze, IS cents
Nearly two yard wide black WATERPROOF, 7sc
i, E NAH one J, yard vide line CHIHrZ CALICO,
CAREERS,
T0T MARK KIT SPACE.
very nIe double fold black ALPACA, cents,
Double width. all wool black CASHMERE, 81
New isif and Winter DRESS GOODS, in pl.id.,
Gco6 G1H1oN FLANNEL, 10 cents.
Excellent CALICO, in short lengths, ex cents,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-08

THE CARROLL DESTITUTE last night re-
summed It's regular weekly meetings. Mr.. c.
W. Uilaly. from the committee on classes
and scholarships, reported that the primary
clFEseS were now in successful operation,
win L. j. DOnahue as teacher. Mr.. Ralph
JEFFERSON recited ByrOn's Waterloo" Mr.
Mullaly followed with the humorous sketch
Becky Miller The question "That we are
Indebted for the liberties we enjoy to the
geni1s Of warriors rather than statesmen"
was debated by L. j. DODahue and Captain
ID. ]. Me Mahon. An election for president
VIII be held next Thursday evening to fiji
he vacancy caused by the death of DIR. b.
Thompson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-08

BOATING NOTEs.-The racing crews Of
both the Potomac and AnalOstan clubs are
race this month. John Biglin and the Ana
iOstan crew are quarterSd at the Imperial
hotel. Tie POtOmacs have no regular train
or, but are working under the advice of Mr..
1Tuax, their bow. Yesterday afternoon a
committee Of the Arslostan boat club visit
Ell some Of our wealthy and influential citi-
ZeDs soliciting subscriptions to aid in build
Ing their new boat house.
Ore Of the members of the Nassau boat
club has sent challenge TO Mr.. Randall of
the Potomac clup, 10 row a five-mile race.
with the tde) IL Will probably not be &C
cepted. however. as IL would materially in
teIfere with the Potomac A nalOstan race.
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IHE most ttylish collar you can wear Is
nisting stoTes.--4,Tr.
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THE court OF common pleas of Chester
county, Pennsylvania, has decided thai a
writing on slate is not q good will under
the statute which requires all wills 10 s.be in
writing" Various decisions have been rem
dered on the question whether lead pencil
writing, which Is easy OF alteration, is suffi-
cient- The Chester county court seems to
have believed IL ought to "draw the line
someMhere.n and "dreX it, AZ slate nencils
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SOME RoGUEs cut the straps by which
Forepaugh's two largest elephants were JleI
at Bennington the other night, and the beasts
ate up half an acre of potatoes and frightened
dow blinds in the attempt to get some apples
o. the window sill. 1t was so dark she could
not see foot from the window, and when she
opened the shutter huge trunk was writh-
ing about after the apples. The poor woman
spake.v Nh "es~
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CHEAP DRY GOODS

( HEAP DRY GOODS
Csrpets, Rugs, Mats, and Oil Cloths
fhds Mourning Calico, ca, worth l0c.
Extra heavy Canton Flanbel=. 10, TX to 2Sc
Cloth Shades Dress Goods, l21s u 75c.
Fancy Plaids, 10 70 sac
Elegant stock Mixed SuItiuRs, SerRes, Csmals'
Hair.
No urbing stock n Cashmere, Merinoes, Bomba-
zines.
English Brussels 81 IS worth Sis
Insrsins, 20, 60; Is, 571sc., III, very cheap.
Ny Carpet stock too large and want to reduce It,
for cash
Full line Blankets. Comforts. Felt Skirts
klt giant ColCred Bslmoral Skirt, soc,
Good value al all times for the money.
+. N. NAUD4IN,
sepD 2w 709 Market Space.
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UNPARALLELED AssORTMkNT-
HNPARALLkbkD ASSORTMENT
UNPARALLELED ASS0BTMkNT-
Fall and Winter Clothing.
Fall and Winter Clothing.
Fall and Winter Clothing.
Fall and Winter Clothing.
In magnitude my Stock is beyond description.
IN qualify my FabrIcs are unsurpassed.
IN beauty o.. Style excel.
IN moderation Of Price sTRA Us, the Csosaier,
is ,citfo,a competition.
urge careful inspection Of nsy Goods before
purchasing elsewhere, assuring the Public
thai nster before haze had such
a roriety Of Garments ts
please al tastes and
desires, to accorlnso-
date all purses, or
10 giue such en-
tire sdtis-
faction.
SA visit to STBAUs, the Clothier, win fpIlv
repay all who may appropriate the time and trouble
OF coming, whether they purchase or only wish 10
view my immense and well selected stock
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A. 9TRAU9.

Io1I PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
sep24-tr Between 10th and 18th streets
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LIsHHgST.
~ t-HfTScH Sfrrfr, GfHFrff1f~n. - q
E-tahiished, lNil. rarium awarded. 1857 In
largo a d impryv'd, lSs Ladies anr Gentlemeu =
wearing epTarl - every dg-crip son. Including
NelNefs, Crepe Nel- and Trimmings, Md Gloves
q &c, PIC n cleaned or ed, also. Curtans aud
New Good-' 'hrr".S aud blankets cleaned during
the Sumner months.
Send us ysur address and We will call for ana 70
turn work ~ place o. the District fre a e,trs
charge. work received aud returned ~ mail OF en-
pre- " m AND % a. n-ace 10 the r-nn.rN. Anll
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-11-21
STAR CATHOLIC MESSENGER SUNDAY NOVEMBER e. 1875

deck to the other in despair. The ship
started off majestically, and seemed to greet
with q smile the high shores on either side
crowned with eager spectators. She darted
through the first rapids as true as any pilot
could have led her. Two of the bears here
plunged into the yeasty rapidsand actually
swam to land and were caught. The other
set to work climbing the mast. On she
went, making a plunge. shipping sea, and
rising from it 10 beautiful le. At her
bowsprit was the American ensign and at
her stern the Eoglish jack. In her descent
over the second rapid her mast " went by
the board" She swung round and pre-
seDted her broadside to the dasbing and
foamipg waters, and after remaining sta
tiopary for q moment or two was, by it's
force, swung round stern foremost, and
having passed the third rapid she bilged
but carried her hull, apparently whole, be-
tween Grass Island and the British shore to
the Horseshoe, over whica she was carried
stern foremost, and launched into the abyss
below, and dashed into thousand pieces.
The cat and dog ard the foxes we're never
heard of more; but the geese, bless their
little hearts, were found below on the bank
quietly oiliog their feathers. TIC .figy o
Andrew Jackson was also found unipjured
like the geese-throwing his arms about
and knocking his knees together in the
eddies.-Catholic Journal.