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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

good small house is wanted.
A young man wants Q situation.
Five girls are wanted Immediately.
House Oil street northwest Ia for rent.
Five thousand dollars TO loan on real estate.
Proposals for construction Of life-boat stations.
: The Capitol Hill Cooperative Building Asso-
citation.
Alnviek Seminary for young ladies opens Sep
tember Is.
The Spingler house Is Q select first-olass hot
A lady qualified to teach music and French is
wanted.
{ The Reformed Episcopal service In Lincoln
hall tomorrow at II O m.
Rev, s. Dcmer will preach at st. Paui,s
Lutheran church tomorrow morning.
/ Fine family carriages at Robert II. Graham's
repository. 30 Eighth street northwest.
WIN. L. Wall & o. will have closing out sale
Of furniture on Monday morning, previous tore
movaL
Thomas Dowling VIII offer 500 birds at auction
Pennsylvania avenue.
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OBITUARY.
Miss Harriet Brown.

The large number OF friends and acquaintances
Of the lovely and gifted Miss Harriet Brown have,
By her death, TO bow their heads with sorrow
and CRY peace to their stricken hearts. So young
in years, Just blooming into the most interesting
period Of Womanhood, active in all that pertained
TO disseminating the useful and beautiful beloved
by the young and cherished BY the old, kind and
loyeable, generous and Just to an extent that won
admiration from all; consistent In her daily
works Of life preferTfng TO suffer rather than In
hict suffering; judicious adviser 70 her much-
loved brothers and sisters, patient and obedient
70 her aged and stricken psrents-she viii be
mourned By large circle Of friends and scQuaint-
apees, The beautiful and beneficial results Of
her labort are too numerous TO mention; but none
more prominent than her devotion TO her
enpIeh First Presbyterian) and the interesting
eiates exclatm: "While musng on companion.
snip we suddenly hnd ourselves alone:" for Il was
mainly through her gentleness and wisdom that
Ine spirit OF love and harmony prevailed so gem
orally throughout their councils.
MRS. JOSEPH PLowNAN,
After severe Illness Of nine and n half vearr
Win consumption, Mrs. Joseph PioTman AZ.
parted tnis life between and O'Clock yesterdav
mornlrg, at her husbands residence, On Eiehth
street, between o and p Streets northwest Irs
Plowman, although 9 constant sufferer. vas
most estfmable lazy, and her many friends ave.
10 tss depths Of grief must rejoice that ths eood
lsdEe spirit Is now with the biest Of her Fater,s
houie In heaven. --''t
1t Less Than Half Price,
White Dress Goats.
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To Reduce Stock.

A large and perfect line Of gentiemen's and
ladies' low shoes, for summer wear, 10 offered BY
7. 3. Gartrel, 900 Seventh street, corner OF l. at
reduced prices. A complete stock OF the most do.
sifable makes and styles OF boots and shoes for
gentlemen, ladies, misses, and children always on
hand. Burt's celebrated me shoss for gentlemen
and ladies speciality,
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Visitors TO New York

who want quiet but select and luxurious home
while in the city, and one where the expenses are
decidedly lighter than at the larger houses, will
do well to call at the Spingler House, on Union
Square. 1t is situated in the heart of the city.
Carriage hire is saved, as nearly all the stages
and streetcar lines pass its doors. See card in
advertising cnlumns.
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Circuit Court-Judgs Humphreys.

The case Of Langdon vs.. Evans, an action Of
replevin for paving material, &C., which has en-
gagged this court for some time, was submitted to
the jury yesterday, and they were directed to re-
turn sealed verdict.
At $50 o'clock in the evening the jury came in
and announced that they had failed to agree, and
were Immediately discharged.
National Republican., 1875-07-31
OITY ITEMS.

ALL WHO suFPKR
from coughs, colds, bronchitis, Group, whooping
cough, and the most 10 be dreaded OF all, Con-
sumption, can fnd sure relief In DR.. Wfstsr's
BdISdn Of VIA Cherry, which cures when other
remedies fail. Fifty cents and q bottle, large
bottles much the cheaper.
BUTTER pxMoRALIZEpi
Best Virginia roll only 30 cents per pound;
choicest Frederick County Creamery roll only IS
cents per pound, ct
BRAY Co.'s,
ia Center Market and 100 N. L. Market.
e1o TO Sl,ooo
invested n ssccs. and Gold pays ,co Per esns: 4.
Bankers, wall street, New York
THuRsroH's IvoRY kHARL TOOTH Powpm
used daily will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
twenty-five and my cent? per bottle. TT.
JouvHz's NOTORIOUS KIp-QIovH CLnAEm
Will renoyste soiled gloves thoroughly end
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THonPsoa's PonAp1 OPTIxu 10 equal 10 the
best French, and but half the prica. twenty-five
and nfty cents por bottle. b.
WzLLs' STRzrerHknrNa PLAsrKRs are tbs
very best All sold by druggists.
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GENERAL NEWS OF The CITY

IHI THREESIyTY,EIVT BOND QUESTION
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nirda, Rirds. nirds.

Mr. Thomas Bowling, sactioneer, viii sell this
morning at his auction rooms. corner Of Eleventh
street and fsnnsylvanis avenue, Q me collection
Of fancy and singing birds.
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Round Trip Tickets only ss
u XCURsION To THE CAPRs.
On Saturday, the slst instant, the new and mag.
nihcent steamer,
Lady Of the Lake

will make grand excursion to PIney Point, Point
Lookout, Fortress Monroe, Vue de i'Eau, leaving
her wharf, at $50 p. m, stopping at Fortress Mon
roe to afford pass engers opportunity to see the
to Yue de Eau for dinner. At3o'clock the steamer
will leaveVue de Eau, and pa out blythe Rip Raps
towards Cape Henry and Cape Charles, afording
the eIcursionists q magnificent view OF the ocean.
Returning the boat will reach WASHINGTON abont
ofciock Monday morning.
Tickets for this Round Trip. a 90
Meals and staterooms extra.
For tickets, state rooms, or information, apply
at the Company's 0fdce, National Metropolitan
Bank. Iv2T-5t
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THE COMING UCONNEIL CENTENARY

Heating of the Committee Of Arrange.
nent,-Work OF the DetectiVes-A
short Chapter on Beats-A
Female en- her MUSCLE
MfseeIIaBeous Para
graphs Of Local
Interest, &C.
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LOTTERIES.
DRAWING ABSOLUTE,
OR
MONEY REFUNDED!

The Trustees make the positive and unqualified
statement that there viii be No FURTHER POST
PoSEMENT, and that all purchasers OF tickets,
upon presentation OF them after that day will be
entitled to the return OF all money invested unless
this announcement be strictly complied with.
National Republican., 1875-07-31

MEETING OF TINE BOARD OF HEALTH
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A Source Of Great Anxiety.

ny h.. RECEIVED sEss, ssSsss c% n:
source ofEreat anIiety 20 al o. her friends. few
sS's, sSS q Vssens
Building, Mass, June D. ig2.
Vsgstins Is Sold bv all Druggists.
Jyil-w&su
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Total q Total............2

RUNS MADE IN EACH INNING.
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WEEKLY REPORT OF VITAL STATISTICS
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BUILDING MATERIALS

BUILDING MATERIALS
NOONNoo~DoooOoOo~Noo~ o~ooOooN.N~N-NN-oN~oOr-N~
WE INVITE AN EXAMINATION
OF oUR
STOCK OF SLATE MANTLES,
Having the best selections Of eolors In STYLES and
modey ate prices. We chow the best selection OF
PARLOR CRATES. plain and fancy, summer
pieces, &e., in the city. Our Baltimore Kitchener
70 be the most satisfactory cooking nxtnre in the
market It has recently been greatly improved,
and now has the new patent water-top in all the
We sell the celebrated Baestow Special Heating
hange, the Buck Granger Elevated Ranges, the
Ranges; also, full line Of
KITCHEN UTENSILS, TINwARE, &e.i
We contract for
PLUMBIHG AND GAsFITTING
IN all their branches, employ no boys, and only
saee in this branch Of the business can g1srantee
good Tork A. fai5 prices. Orders for jobSing work
HAYWARD q HUTCHINSON,
n7Ninth street, between Pennsylvania avenue and
ID street northwest. jyl-lm
THE ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANY
i OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
sS fs aSsss sss fs
House and Lawn steps and PistfOrns; houses
clude dampness; lltchsns and areas cementsd ana
made perfectly dry. and sure preventive against
ne ,t intrusion Of rats insscts Be-; and All other
adapted. Our Portland Cemslt becomes In . few
days superior TO any Of the marble natural stone
either marble or fsone: Is more durable. ana n
ereases Its crushing resistance with age. Its oeady
O. N. ROBERTS, Manager,
taS-n l66 ouisiana avenue.
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CBy Telegraph.l
arAR.cHAMRER INouIRY.

BALTIMORE, July 3o.-The board Of inquiry In
TIE case Of Bishop Whittingham continued its
session to-day at Grace church, the morning and
evening session embracing nine hours. 1t Is un-
dersto0d the reading Of the charge and examina-
tion of witnesses was continued. Hon. Daniel
Clarke, Of Prince Georges county, is church sd-
vocate. The board decline to give or permit any
statement whatever Of its proceedings to the
press The closest secrecy is enjolned and OBJ
eerved
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At Less Than Half Price,

White Dress Goats.
A. sAKs & Co., sisssysnth street..
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PREPARED By
II. r. STEVENS, Boston. Mass.

WHAT is VEGETINE? It Is o compound ex-
tracted from barks, roots and herbs. It Is Natures
Remedy. Il Is perfectly harmless from any bad et-
feet upon the system It nourishing and siren 9Th
ening. It acts directly upon the blood. It qulets
the nervous system. II gives you good sweet sleep
At naht. It Is great panacea for our aged fAthers
and mothers; for IL gives them strength, quiets
their nerves, and gives them Natures sweet sleep
-as has been proved by many an aged person. It Is
the Great Blood Purifier. It is q soothing remedy
for our children. It hiss relieved and cured thou
sands. 1t Is very pleasant to take; every child
likes Il. Il relieves and cures all diseases Originate
ing from impure blood. Try the VEGErINE. Give
say TO your friend, neighbor and acquaintance,
''fry lt; II has cured me-"
yRGETTNE for the complaints for which it Is re-
com nmended IL having q larger sale throughout the
UniUd States than any other one medicine. Why 2
VEGETINE WILL CURE THESE COMPLAINTS.
National Republican., 1875-07-31

Lumber! Lumber!
"heAt1ov Brothers,
COREKR OF SEVENTH AND q sTREEP
NORTHWEST, AND
No. @WATER STREET, GEORGETOWN, d
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HER RETURN TO HIM.
Death Of Kennsrd.


( During the afternoon Of yesterday and to-day
Kehnard sank rapidly and at times was delirious.
At 8 p. m. . consult alton was held BY Drs. Ford,
Thompson, Dupcanson, and Radclif, and the
conclusion reached was that death must soon,
ensue. He was then apprised Of his condition
but did not seem to realize his situation A little
late In the evening one Of his sisters arrived from
Baltimore and was soon ct his bedside. He was
asked BY bis friends whether he an not wish the
services Of minister, but replied in the negatve.
Assistant District Attorney Charles Fisher was
then sent for and took bis ante ,mortem state
ment, and also drew brief viii By which he dis
posed Of his personal effects. After that he sank
90 rapidly that his friends concluded to send for
Q priest, and In response TO his summons Father
Walter, Of St. PatrickAsrwassoon at bis bedside
and administered the rites OF the dying, and At
lust seven o'clock, surrounded By Few friends,
and with his sister the only relative near by, he
DIED QUIETLY.
I The coroner was notified Of the decease, and de-
cided to hold aD inquest this morning AFTER which
the remains viii be taken to Baltimore for inter-
Later IN the evening an elder sister arrived from
Baltimore, but the only consolation she had was
view Of the dead body Of her brother
! The fsmiiy Of Mr.. Taylor, IN whose house he
died. requested that If possible the remains be re-
moved, and for the purpose Of accommodating
, 1875-06-10

In lis argument yesterday in the DEEonEn
case, Mr. BEACH, who closes for tho plaintiff,
crented m excitement by plain1y and in a
pointed manner inumatipg that bribery Of
the jury had been attempted, aud possibly
consummated, by tho friends Of tho
defendant. This was moro t1,nn tie
1nero bombast OF all advocate desperate
" anxious to scrvo his client, and
in saying what 1,o did AIr. DEAcu cvi.
dently expressed his own convictions, based
upon circumstances and probabilities Which
have led others besides himself to Tho sama
conclusion. With tie world Of wealth cast
at 31r. DErcnER's feet siuco tho scandal wns
mntlo public, |. would not bo strange it
ovcr-zea1oua partisans, anxious to guard
against tho possibility Of m unfayor.
able verdict, Lad eontriyed to bring
to bear a money pressure upon the
jury. No ono will DO willing to bolieva
that such step has bcen taken will,
alr. BEGcnEns connivanco or consent but,
so long ~ jurors are human and friends arc
representations, Mr.. DEAcns significant ref.
erence 10 the gold Of 31idas will not be uni.
versn}}y received in Pielswickian arnEo
there will bc plenty Of people who think the
plaintiffs counsel meant Just what he sail.
, 1875-06-10

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, 1875-06-10

AArfAEL sEAMEs, tho ex-Confedernte Ad-
mlral' nlatio long adtlress ns mcotlns held
III Mobile, Ala., in memory OF tho late JoHS
among many other absurd things, ho said,
with reference to tie Centennial celebration:
sa.aonsa niao,,. ~ tn."epa 10 Ing peens
must taks Tho who|e Constitution. tho rourtoen,b
Amendment along with tho real. nut tbat amendment
brands her will disgrace - rebel aud srsitor Thu.
m va, on DC. oy 'ao eop!e , .,
,s mt IN Tin ,neans.t mi n,o.t cs,nonn ~ .,.vos
H. with thl, brand stu resting pon lor forehead. rho
nnite' With tho'o who harm trandsd her 10 singing the
sh.ns" @ .. s hes own I'll usn .no MoF.assn
fos mcrtod catsmpt for m or, ..eu;a.s,l sta,n ~ho
has 10 lillp respect for heraolf7 1 want tho
Fourteenth Amendment Of tho Constitution rat 70.
Poa'sa y 'pt'o'our'ns 'o'o 81 no et@es nna .nen
nrobson. nut tnorc hy ,,a sm.ricsn ,,Sono ~ ~
partisan aud sccslona, h.srei In which tie amcn,1-
ent wa enHo'afoFed snd ''ai ts birth Let IN natac
ss ~ a. ". lo"' ~ as usn' :" tu' ea'e L"a
nltsn o,r n,,rnoscs s'' "N'' ''4' '1''''
II ex.Ad.nirl syvsygs ncrs;sts in wea,;nc
a nLroul" and ia determined to ba aot down
ns q renegade. n rebel. aud a traitor. probably
no ono haa INV objection l,ut TINT llo sl,oull
Bcok to faston thu al,rand n npon tbe atato
Of Alatn,ua and nil the Southern States. IN
simply absurd md mnliciouA Tho theme of
thu Centennial celebration. If II haye anv
thomo Mt a1l. ia tho nr;nciulo of frocdon and
thu cgorts of our ancestors. Northoro md
Southern, TO maintain tia integrity of TIM
Union and por,etuato tho Ropublic. II anv
peaus arc to to sung, they will bo s,nr to
this tuno, nnd II ox-A,lm;rnl sguura cannot
sine this tune l,e Ind better stay at homo and
nurse hia discomfort, but hcop ouiet. No
ono will otfor any objection to his being nm
irrecouci1ab1c but lot him keen his b,ack aap
tn h;mse1f and mt Aannt n IN thc south
H;s address ia IN insult to lin intcllicenco NJ
, 1875-06-10

Tho Chicago produce markets were slender
yestes:aay. Mess pork was quiet and to
per brl higher, closing st slo6o caah, and
$lA65 tor July. Lard was in moderate ro,
.1ueat, md ao per 10o 1ba lower, closing at
$3.50 cash, aud $685. for July, Meats
were more active and dr1nes, at 7j@8o for
shouiacrs, A3c sor short ribs, and llf@llao
for short elcaIs. 1lIghwines vera active and
firm. at $l.l7 Per gallon. Lake freights wers
uadesassay actisa aud easter. Flour was
qniet and unchanged. Wheatwaa moderately
A4t1vs, and Ito higher, closing at 07to eaah,
sndsa&o tn 5z4. Com vas In fai1 d1laAnd
, 1875-06-10

prorriety and reason demand tlint every ina1l-
ufactnring establishment In this country
which employs Catholic minora should oron
and closo their working-tlny with f'attr-N Nostrrs
ANIL tfrt-4ulsads. 'rhiHs also education IN tito
Ban,o scnso as secutnr schooling, to wit /: tho
preparation for n calling or business nntl for
nc.ivity and usefulness in lifo. Ii 1t
be n sln ngainst the Church for Cath
olics to sond tAoir children 10 Ameri-
cnn schools where no xectarian slogma
ii taught, then 1t is equally sin to ons1nittl'ctn
into manufacturing establishments wlaro
no dogma is tanght. If tic public schools
teach intllc1isy WHOM tliero Is no Boctarian III
strsction. then tho Catholic children aro also
constrained to learn "intitlelity" when they
learn tra<1o TINT lifh tl,on up beyond the
level Of hod.carzier. Yet sec,,1nr c,,ncation
receives the following dcnuucintion from tic
Catholic organ:
Tho present syktrn Of pntlFo schools bran,1s tls
Catholic falth rriule aud tic American State pun
!shcs IL yearly by Aues eqnat In amount 10 tho anu1
which Catholics compelled to exrent after the pay
mont Of sthoo, lag uron illa Catholic education
Of their chi1iEen. Tho American rchoof law II n
renal enactment uRatnst tho Catholic religion, orig
mailing and wrpenatsd In The sssno rrlrs thai
hps driven ths educating orders Of the Church from
the soil Of Germany It docs not lgbten Tho grev~
ancc, lofs not e1cnuas tts n}ust!re to appeal 10
tho denial of lilo right Of protcsians 10 have their
children educated iii tlcir faith. Tbs Injury Inflicted
by the hand 9f thu SAtb upon tArty Ii TO Rtnno-
mont for wrouR 10 no Justification Of an Injury
done to smother. II Trotestants willing 10 ADOPT
the teaching Of InGdcltty, thta willingness tlnee not
confer upon any political organization tic authority to
compel Caholtca 10 p',rnuo tho courss Of atos
, 1875-06-10

Silver is getting SO cheap TINT no family
nccl bo without it. Thc Government has re.
ce,ltly purchased largo amount Of bullion
in Carson City at the cheapest rate ever
known iu tho country--$1.07 per ounce. Al
this figure, it Is calculated TINT by next fall
the Government will have purchased md
coined sufficient quantity to admit of tLe
retirement Of fractional currency, and the
substitution Of silver in Its place,
, 1875-06-10

Treasurer SPINNER is offered choice Of
mediums for the recovery Of the stolen pac''-
age Of $4,000. Various c1airyoyants, trance
artists, md the lilo havo proposed to furnish
information from tho spirit-'and which shall
lead to the restoration of tho plumber, but
Gen. SPINNER, hcing prejutllccd against illicit
spirits Of all kinds, prefers to work with ncah.
pul.blooI detectives.
, 1875-06-10

Nr. EyAnra hfss Mt iaat concluded his will
dornoss Of words to the jury in tho BEEouEn
case, and with this conclusion We have oil
that the defense Gun offer in boAnlf Of their
client. It IL remarkable that, while 11r.
EvAnrs has deyotod eight daya of talk upon
tho general issues, lo las devoted scarcely
eight minutea to ono Of the most important
foatures Of the whole case, namely: tho fact
that Mrs. Tt1Toa WIS excluded from testify
ing bfr. EvARTs socks, in tho first place, to
lay tho responsibility Of her exclusion upon
the plaintiff and, in tho second placo, to
convey tho impression that her testimony
Was not needed. 1his. is very lame and
weak plea to come from man Of Mr. EyAHTy'
ability. "Why didn't tho plaintiff call hor ?"
says tho 8reat ndvocate. Bccauso aho waa
not tho plaintiffs witness. She was the do
fcndnnts witness, md SHE was knowing to
the sarno limo OF facts concerning wlichAlr.
DEEolrER teatidod. Tho opportunity waa
offered by the Court, and tho plaintiffs at-
toruoys begged that she might bo allowed to
60 upon tho stand and tell hor story; but
| the defendants counsel refused, and, ut this
late tlay, publicly atato her testimony was not
| needed. It would have been just as consist
! cnt for tho plaintiff to have called 5Ir.
BEEousn as Mrs T1LroN. But lot us suppose
AIr. T1LToH had called his wife to tho atautl.
What would havo been the roBu1s? Ho would
havo been exposed to tho universal odiu,n md
| indignation Of tho public. The public would
| havo said, md said rightly, that 1t WIS mon
stroua for Mr. T1lros to call his wife to tea
| 4Sfxr f,h hor r1%31t -uat+uoot IT,
fact, as the rofusal of the dofendant to allow
her to testify to her innocence, after she b I'D
implorcd tho privilege.
Tho pnblio will be very allow to acoopt Mr..
| EyAR7s' vorson OF this episode in the caso.
| Tho lamoncaa Of lis plea shows TINT there ia
something behind anl the public will mr.
rive at tho conclusion TINT tllis something wRs
tho fear Of REORGANIZATION and robutting
testimony. They did not daro to expose her
to Judge Fn11Enroas rigid questioniugs and
searching analysis She had eguiyocatcd an.l
crossed ior own trncks too ,uany timca. She
Ind shown herself to bo very weak woman,
whether she were guilty or not. 8he waa a
dangerous witness for tho defendant, and au
incompetent witness for the plaintiff, ,--honco
she was dropped But other reasons suggest
themselves. by excluding Mrs. Tl1Tox, they
deba1red tho plaintiff from calling In thoss
with whom ahs had convorsad, and To
whom, In these talks, s1e bad COLL
tossed guut,-witnesses like alisa An
9uoax, Mrs. STANTON, Mrs, BlonaE, Mrs.
R1ouAAps, bfr, Dxxo1ER'a s'atar, and others.
Were they afraid that these Witnesses won1d
confront aud oonfoand her, and that they
, 1875-06-10

tbs American humorst II IL satd,t on his
last legs. The rsoa Il sho1s.lvsd 1t b4st. Aur4-
NAE Wand, 5ous puua11, PETROLEUM =. NAs11.
MAJ ApKIRn, and various uawspspes-Niss,
haye Aoas!nhed and fAhsd sHAy4 aaa Il II now
becoming ae.loua queanon whsthss they hAss
exhausted tho virgin soil from which they sprung
4 reasonable lnfoxanos u, thai ths huaasists
themselves, moi the soll. were ku s4ah asss
wo<ks4 cut. Il u &sA<asl3 proved ~ yst ahst
, 1875-06-10

IpDLEr'8 THEATEE-faandolrh. street. t~'~.en
tJlst& aud IANAn, Enrasgtnout of John Thompson.
"ZJtas, tie 6howmar.n
, 1875-06-10

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