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COAL AND WOOD.

WOOD! WOOD!
am now receiving all sizes OF the best grades
COAL,
Lee" "Wfkesbarre" and Locust Mountain
bite Ash; "Lorberry" Bed Ash, and "Lykeus
valley" To persons who wish to take advantage of
the low PRICES orders will be received this month at
very small advance upon the original cost for casa
am also Offering at low figures prime Hickory,
Gss snd Pine WOOD sawed and sPlit any length
Yard and Office, corner sth and streets south
and Sd northeast.
Jy2e 3mS W, III, MARLOW
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weather Pro1abaifses To-day.
oyy.cz OF CH1Er SIGNAL ovrIeER,

wAsHINGToS, October II. lH5-
For the Atlantic states, falling barometer,
Northeast to southeast winds, warmer,
partly clear or cloudy weather. and rains
On the south and middle Atlantic coasts.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
John John George Fritsch and Theresa Rem
EFT, g. w. Graham and Lucy A. Keebe, botn
of GOFdOnsviIle, Va; Michael Drummond
and Mary Simms, William A. Coleman, OF
Nelson county, Va, and Crawford Reid; Cor
neltus Beverly and Connie Cox. Philip F.
Larner and Fannie ID. Lyman, w. r. COlvin
and Bettie +. Hudson. of Culpeper, Va; Clln-
ton Dent and Mary Thornton, John Mans
held and Rosie Joy. I. W. Hunter aud Eliza
beth Enrich, UTiah Williams and Malinda
Payne, Of Fairfax county. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-14

WANTS DIVORCE, a LIMoNY Ann HER
CHILD.-YeSterday Rachel Winger fiIeI a
Dill for a divorce from Chas. Winger, in
which she alleges that she was married To
defendant in this District November p, 1872:
that the issue of the marriage is one child;
that on March ;, 1873, defendant deserted pc
tltioner and has not since contributed ANY
thing 10 the support of herself and child;
that she has no Income, and that defendant
is employed In the War Department at a
salary OF Ss5 per month. She asks for ali
mony, divorce, and the custody OF the
child.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-14

FIRE THIS MoRNING.-This morning a
frame dwelling house, near Mount Pleasant,
owned by Mrs. Zane, caught fire from the
stove aid was entirely destroyed, involving
loss of about a 900,
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS,
have always on hand q large and assorted stock
Of ANTHRACITE and BITUMINOUS GOALS
PINE, OAK and HICKORY WOOD in the stick, or
sawed and split; all kept under cover.
Having the control OF several brands Of Imported
and Domestic CEMENTS and CALCINED PLAS-
TEkS, and handling yearly many millions of b N =
COB LAThs, am In condition TO fill orders Of any
character in NY line with dispatch and fidelity at
wholesale and Tail, upon terms that defy compe-
tition.
Central Ofhee-623 Louisiana avenue northwest,
Branch fard-lst ST., bet. b and SITS, scout beast
Wharf-FoOt of Sd street southeast.
octSl-ly VIM. GUINAND.
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A CUT HEAD.-James Brown and Ben
Allen got int a fight on l. street, near Sd ,
and Brown received a severe cut on the head
which was dressed by Drs NailOr and New
ton at LovejOy's drug store, and Officer Amos
conveyed him to his home.
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RIAL ESTATE SALE.-B. ii. Warner. real
estate broker and auctioneer, sold YESTERDAY
afternoon, at auction, for Lew is Abraham,
trustee, part OF lot II, square 10. fronting 2.
feet on East Capitol street, near LIST street
east, by q depth or S. feet 8 inches. and i'm
proved by two STORY and attic brick dwsi-
ling, 10 Mrs. Sarah Prince, at s4s15.
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NEW KXPRrSe LINE VIA CANAL,
PHlLADElPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va, VA

IS9ToE AND GkoRGKTown, d. o.
SAILING DAYS.
BroO Ptof Z, North WharyS. Pbfls6>fphfs
SATURDAY, ct IL N.
Prom g Wster .lr.et, eeorsstov,,
This hne connects 1t Phflsdslphis with Oyder
Regular semi weekly Line 81 stexmers for Provf-
HYDE, Agent ter o. Of o.
u. A. REED, Alexandrfs, We.
ID. ID. Q. MINK, 90 Devonshirs street, Bostcn.
Freights delivered " knoxt Expreo. Or
ders left st General One, COS Pennsy wanna ave-
nue., or q thu eteaners' wharf, VIII b promptly
attended 70. seuo-tT
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DRY GOODS.

nRf GOODS DRY GOopsi
Beautiful SILKS in the fashionable shades.
hlsek SILKS At great Bargains
nhfss GOODS 10 great variety.
Blact CASHHERES very eheap
SLOIHs. Css.lAEREs, FLNNNELS, HOsI-
Try. CLOVIS, and fun stock suEETIsGs
bnANkkTs, QUILTS, &C sc.
We CAL special attention 20 O consigruent OF
LAplkS' CL0Aks which are ofering very
cheap. WM. RtLEV
octs 6 us Market spsce.
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THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales O
1872 were s2l9 eco. I.l2-s.vt
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THE CIRCUIT CoURT.-Judge Cartier will
convene the october term of the Circuit Court
on Monday next, but will probably adjourn
II for two weeks TO enable the general term
10 continue its sessions, and Will not open
for business until the early part OF Novem-
Ter. Its sessions will In all probability con-
tinue until late into January next. There
Will De about go cases on the trial calendar
20 original suits and $50 appeals and reunov-
AIS from justices OF the peace This is the
largest trial calender that has ever been pre-
pared Tor any couA in this District
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KELLY AND LIONS MISsrpErs eonti,pa
10 draw good houses Al Ford's. They are
Ali nrst-class performers, and their sing
ing ard dancing are highly Approached
The "Only Leon, as a female impersonafor
is far ahead of all his imitatOrs and Esliy
and Davtdge are excellent singers and very
funny. They change their entire performa nee
this evening. asfact which should attract a
large audience.
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m Rs .. DUD6ANS OlTY LA0S -,
Iva 524 Eth street northwest.
lac Curtains q Der patr. Goods called f., and
delivered. HIN
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( ,aLAkhH, BRoNCHIrIs, AND OQNeUNP,
the past year With complete success, and can re-
commend &c 4 e being perfectly vondsrfulo DIR. 8.
6lo street northwest. ocr7 In
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FRrcKLEs removed by Natures Beautifier
, 1875-03-13

tho Speaker conld recover from snrpriao
NJ an nnsw0rn momtor holding forth iu
Parliament to rtop him. htr. brand thcu
cnlerpg into tho lonRcot expnstton ho has ctycn
from she cllnir, explained that practice i,oyer
Lrokoh dntfng nearly two cnutuf!ss cuult not ho
trregatdcd, and announced his determination
70 scott carried ont. At tts tho House chcctel
heartily. nnh shouts OF ''ko" frox, all
9lnriera toliowed tho Speakers tntinil-
ton that thu Homo might II It pleased,
tl!!apenno wiz, tho rulo. Dr. Kencaly. viii, s
Ga tett'nacty. again eoupht to speak m Dtr.
lJ'tfaell roh1 close besi1o him. Again tho Speak
or lntnt scned, and suggested tho prop1teiy OF
4 Wlthdra*a! until tho matter wAs sottlcd.
hothtuG abArhed. tho Doctor bowed low.
turned sharp. round. md carried hfa uyu.
brciia ont OF tue liouso. Many members
cLeoicd lllEti1y a. he retired and itututgetl IN
hearty laaEh wien Tho rreu,ier, with ant iptor-
melatfon Of the feelings Of Tho House, os-
presaetl an opinion thht tl,ore co,,l te no Doubt
Of tho identity of tho honorable gentleman, On
this ground, md bccausn of circumstances of
tho case, Ito advised relaxation Of
tho rule. His influence was sufficient to
chango Tho humor Of tho 1Iouee. The member
for Stoke being rent for, was tluy sworn, and.
hcluR presented l,y tho Clork. wnB received by
the Speaker. vino shoox him BY tbs baud 10 tho
customary fael,lon. Tho Doctor went round by
tho Chairman, md disappeared just as Mr..
Uorss, tho T1rY member for Chatham, vas tri-
umrllantly cscortci to the tablo By tho two
nslli. g. whilo hls rarty greeted him with &C.
, 1875-03-13
LATE LOCAL ITEMS,

A dcRpnratn encounter occurred In tho cafe Of
taO Aaolpht Tloatre just alter tho closo OF tho
partornnuco last night. A u,au namel Jan1os
Conley tontorcd tho bnr.kcoper torn FL bill Ia
G{aayyMont tor aome drinks, and It vat rofuscd
William Tracey was standing w At tho time. aud
made somo ranlarls expressive Of contempt ut
Words led '" to b.o~s .esS'f'ns End 'As rraoay S;:
picked MP seltzer bottlo from tho
conntcr aud struck Cou!oy ovor tho hoaa. smash
10 jabbcd tho neck Of tho ugly weapon into
C6nl0ya face, aud cut lin In tAe most shocking
manner and cauHed tito blood to flow In Streams.
Richard liigham, George McIriIc, and WAltor
Jes't,'ngs took palt in the malce, and, With tho
clltof combntanty. wota arreHtcu by Oltcer Don-
ton and locked up in lilo Arlnory. Conloy'a q
wounds woro atteuilol to.
Tho eqialia don Of Boston Kate, No. % North
DcHpainea street, wlIcto "Keuo" Anderson auu
otAor parties concerned III tho WisckO case Aavo
toen tte1uenterB Was raidcd last night by tho
police, aud tho miserable keeper and several
rested.
]. D. EuEcne OF Grocn Bay, Wis.,, straYed itto
tho fuld Of Nellie Ellorto1, NJ. H78 Clark street.
yesterday, aud 1t cost lin S80, which, ho sayy
Annle Foster took out of AiB pocket while he WA
making lovo to her. lilo caused tho A1rest and
incarceration of both womon.
FATAL yALL.
Chatlcs Walsh. saloon.keopor at tho south-
went conner Ut fah Duren md Ulnrk streets. aud
an old resident Of Chicago, fell down atuirs
while cuMlug fFunl hia apartment over tLo
saloon laBt night, about, 10 O'Clock, aud
hour after the accident, Ne wAa 50 yeary old.
pur1ug hls residence horo ho had Acquired cou.
aidcrahlo wealth, and keps comparatively quiet
plaee: Ho leaves > tan,tly, Who are st Pteaant
gu tarm Of doesaAod in Mill County. toronar
D!etx3ch will he uosted to-day to hold IN in-
, 1875-03-13
Fighting the E'trc-EIeuu,

Dfff6H Ffft gSkks
Mr.. Bolink ownH and runs a coorer. shop t,onr
the 1lonao Of Correction. anil. nj he kceps 4
dozc men It work, ho is bound 10 l,ayc his shop
TIM on ''syttcm." The cthor day lo was read.
Ing newspaper artico In regard to
tclo sdvIsed employers to 1sy out
. regular prograinma of what should be dono
when fire waa dIrcovcted in the shop, aud
drill hla hands hrtsl they un1clhtoo] it.. He
bought 10 feet Of loae for tbo pcnetock, de-
tR!led nan to uso 1t in case Ut firc. utd then
instructed each other man and boy Just what
they should do ~hen an alarm was given. One
waH to roll out barrels. another to tave tools,
anotiicr to throw stascs through wiudow, and
each ono lstcw exactly what to jump for.
This vas all right, and afr. 13olink lad a good
mind TO cancel 1nH insurance policies AMI depend
uro" hia local lle-hrigade.. before takiug tAia
6sep, honcver, it occurred to him 10 give i,is
aoo II his employees would spring to their poHts
according to instructions, aud he studind out d
plan. Yesterday morning lie parsed np-starp.
kicked pile Of nhnvings together uu an old
piece of zlnc, Touched match 70 them. aud tho
next r n'nute ran down stairs CRYING ont:
"Tle SHOP is on fire Fire tlro! fire r.
Tlle man who waH to uHc the hose grabbed it
up, throw 1t out Of Tie window aud jumped
after +. shouting. - fir"!" until ho vns heard
three blocks off. Tho man WHO was to savo tho
tools throw MI n'iz aud h't Mr.. Uolsnk In lie
buck, hiil shnu !nt him aEnn with Ii draw.Btlaye
As 3lr. lioIislk was paving nroaud OIL tho 1uor.
tht man WHO HaH TO faTE tie re40y. n1ndo work
lollcl five pork barrels over him, kicked IN the
heads OF thtee more, aud then dug out through
tue bacl; door. One man saved licco OF board
foot long; another took III, stayo mud broke
two wisdnss before he lied, wlsila tiLr1 thtev
hammer ut tho clock. uttered Wild el!1icL, aud
k!chcl 0},cu the a.he door.
ln two titnu:eH il.o shop wss clear at every
ono but Mr.. BuliDE, md lie was crawling ont
from among TIC harse!g aIen steamer No. c
cst,n eal!opne down. Tho smoke waA rolling
up. through tho roof. the boys wero yelling
"flrn!' and the fleaitn wore deteuailot to
ta'e that cooper-sl.u!, or perish in tho pttemIt
Mr. Hol!nk heard them calling ont to git them
hosc around hrar," aud to play her up 10
eighty-vc." and hs got to the door and nl,o.,to
''fold on. Gentlotnua: t!4o4e ia ~ iii. here ="
"Glt ont'n the way" erred tho ripcmon !;
"yere's yer mineral water!"
LIS Only joke. gentlemen; there ia no.
Mr.. Do!iIk WIZ shouting. Wien the stream Of
wescr, lifted hin over tho barrels. ont Of tic
back door. whcre ue rat down on a broken shave.
liurse until nA cooror chop had becu tlou wish
wascr, aud tho Dlnrinss had burned ont. Dur
Ing the afternoon, yesterday, lus whole force
were engaged in ens'svug tile tarrels wzipglng
OUT dIaw-aYaves. l.nug,uE broad-a=ca up TO dry.
a'.1 otherwise getting his shop Oh working
baeia. -
, 1875-03-13

regular fol1er nao Of rnow.shocs. thsy upe them
walk by moonlight over tho tnuwy f.|tla' mi
otl'crwieo mako sport will, ti,ens. 1"ov hayo in
this city / Hnow.hlsoo ciub--tho Stadacnn.M
that cutivatca tic use Of them ns no art, xe,n
ur matches. rares, atd that sort Of thing, Iast
aatunlay there wss raac giyep ~
this club At which t1,ore woro ternrsi
prizoa dietrlluted-to Pay nothing Of a
large amount Of fun. Tho raccs carLn on m
Esplanade. under Tho patronage Of tho Mnyor /,
ai1air atill more Imposing. grent concous4o OF
spectators vas OH hand. and va.s amount Of
fun EcanItcd. 4 raco npor snnw-tl,oes, ulicl,
arc very much like pair Of baskct-coycta, foot
wide ny ! long, cannot be very graceful affair
and may caaly nfford tho rrec.stors mora fsn
than slln rerfmnnr for tloso IL erery danger
Of tripping ard falling head foremost into tho
snow: with moor chanrc of getting up, till sotno
ono else has non the raeo.
, 1875-03-13
An Incident Of tho nny We Celebrate.

| Dhr IN ton Har:tEe
The anniversary VI tic birthday OF tho Father
/ Of hI5 Country was duly celebrated by two tova
Mto will lo second ed!tions OF the immortal G
W. X thoY only 10 uu. They arc good buys,
model darlington lsoyH. IN faci, hnu il dors not
aeIraes from thair Eoodncss that they Lavo =
Yesterday afternoon It wAH nuticed that thoy
wcre unusually good. They sta,d In tie llonso
| aud ta!kei aDoat Washington, and how ho broae
tno, mnlo aud RIsdlod tho aassatfas true,
aud low good lie was, and what pity
II was ho Ind no middle nao. AlonG Ia tho AFTER
| moon their motllor sent thou, to tho church,
Mhcso tlero VAS to 10 q festival, will. q basket
iilied hGh with swoet lonlo-nalo bread and cuid
boiled ham and roast chicken, and QUO thing and
anothsr, They took bold Of tho tasket atid
pl0ddcd sobsrly aud gooiiy toward tie clurcls.
l, AZ they started np Flth street tl'ey saw 1oy
coming toward tl.oas whom they knew. ha
tm'th'a boy, with whom ttoy !'ad feul
Of loug standing, For on diycrs occa-
slons 10 lad caught tlioso good brot'lors out,
separately, and lad suloly assaulted t.lo!n. and
httle loo healthy for ets1or Of tho toyn alone,
but tho pair had sworn to u.aio it lively for him
II ever tloy lighted npoa hin together, No ~
aoon Az thoy E.w bin they put uvwn tho basket
Lut tho Boys oyerlIaule1 him af!er a chAso OF
abuut two blocks. lle cxl.alsed With l'ia run,
aud tue brotl.rs elimLod Him without n,onlcnt's
hesitation nnd watstnd h5m right n1osrly.. tho
e'sse Nv {%ESAV Wa AV Ueo O'NSA ~ &4CSs
Then tho yletors joyous rctut nng from tho
tray. Will, light stops sought their loug abantl-
oncd train. Imagine their ci!s,naY wllctI through
tho gatlering txltisht gloom they saw sotnnw4at
lsss tLaa l51ouu dogs, hall Lu1sel III tho basket,
dtydng and deyoultny tho sutlor stores con-
tali,od therein. Illera vaa precious ltltlo left
Whcl tue dogs were dr!seu Rway, aud tMs boys
went homu exceeding sorrowful but horeful.
Their mother met them ut tho door, mud took tho
empty basket from their hnudB.
WAo did yon give tue bashot tu7" sho
nshod.
" Mrs. Feat.osstone, doar ,na, !" replied tho old
est George WasinngtnlI.
"And what did sl,o say 7" sBkod their u,othar,
for Mrs. Featho1ssouo ls III authority iu church
festivals.
"Uh !" ohorusad bath aoorgo Waa.,ingsons,
"sle sadtt wss the utceat Luskst TINT had oou.o
In all tic slternoon."
And" adaod tho younger George. feeling
that Ito wasn't doing hns0lt justlea II he disln't
Rot III m Independent statement, - Mrs. lam.
p4loys a4a hhe would giyo auylAsus In tho
world II sha could uake aucii Mlsite G1cad a.
yours shn said it wss wondorful low YOU douo
snow, did hlo sny that 2" cried tho delighted
woman, Tor At tho last sociabte Mrs, Lsmphroys
said her bread w1y lso basswood sfab4.
"Ana Mr.. Eiddlarib," cried tho pldos q. ":
fearful lest his younger hsothct should ilh1
tsyos and 10 exalted over hin, aad there
, 1875-03-13
TELEGRAPHiC BREVtTlE6,

4 suit tor $4,000 damages against the paula-
Ing fusnaca Company, 1t Antworp, O., has boon
begun by Mrs. Catherine Kcphart, the widow Of
: man killed by tue sccont explosion In tho
wor.s. It " elaimad that. At tho Tins Of tho s1-
pioslon, incompetent PERSONS wora IN Charge OF
tho sugtne,
Ths "color Quasd' has beon played 1t Bpstng-
tors Of Tho play havo boau sustained ty r,ssaLcss
o. tho Governors Guard. Last night tho lauies
OF Springfield. through Miss Emma Illckox, a
leading setress in tho play, presented TUG Gor-
esho1 ouasd with : insignificant IlaK. Tue 1s-
eeption speech Was made By Gov. ueYeridso.
, 1875-03-13

:. E1s075 Rl3zT ID .7a81IGHld hzHEHE.
eno~"shoes arc = 9spsnduuca bore that We
would raroly thluk OF resottlpg to but ~ this
roa!s Without thou,. Troy are ia 9act iudispon-
sahla in tue wooda or iu Tie liolla. Now aud
then tho htiow will be csus,el over and you may
walk anywhere upon tho BuriAces but ttlts ia
only occRstouA, and NJ other t!os VOL lntlst de-
pasld upon the Anow-sLpes to keel, froa sinking
through tho suow--uut to tho bottom, but I'LL
you can't got auy tuithcg down. ln sugar-uaalt-
lnK tl!ue, which y bcIors tue Anow is gone. tota
~ 10 otler way Vt Gottiug round but on auow-
sloea. This, however, i tue caso in Vcrtuuut
and our Northern Bistas. In Adlition to the
, 1875-03-13

"8410sSU
The rhiladclphsA Inquirer publishes . cosre-
soondonce between President Jowctt, Of the Eric
load, and Col. 8oott, rotatve To tue present war.
The aFst letter, from Mr.. Jewstt, ID similar to
tue ono sont aomo days ago to 5ts. Gatrett,
Ihs correspondence then ooutiuuca,
tatIApktP4tA, f., March !, lB7a-H. j. .y<u<tt.
<7fs'as"s E'1 Aatvay, Windsor 4ss.!, Asu IefE:
, 1875-03-13
want such chickens anywhere III tie Slate Of
Iowa outbtdo Of that batset."


An! then tho younger hold tho edge ara,n
and tho older chippsd ono, mud tho younger Jaw
him and rasod Him, and then the older came IN,
and The Younger slad right b. him, and they
told all manner OF thugs and compliments
about and from alt manner Of people who
sttonihel and delighted at llor at,tIlon pepularl-
II nntGrm'ned To- 10 TO tho scciab!c.. .a1though
a,o hati no! intended to 10 no. t3lle rent, aid
she locked in vain for her cake and ham and
and rouscd her young Goofvo wasl,iontoua from
the h"eet, if'nocnnt Aoop Of childhood. Then sho
Tanned their anbnrbn with No. i ehoo-tiy eljp-
per. Tho rest Ia tou awful.
, 1875-03-13

AIsCkLI4ASE0GE.
sALT LAEE C1rY, March l2.--T1,e onow-slidcs
it, Big CotLouwupa cauou liayc Leeu fro.}uent
Of late. aud at proxent tho cauon il ltapasgabls
g. ono pines. tho road being covered to depth
Ut 50 tect for pcarly milo.
81 tcful Li+pnfeh 70 The chiraoo TYi5nnt
kASsAs C1Tr, No.. Mascl, l..-Thc leo moved
daw1, the river to-day without damage to tn" rH.I-
road nridEo III xaR feared. Tho river is clcxr up
III Lcayels"orth, Who're tho ferry ls running.
srtrfa' D,saafeh ts 1.ht Caitago 7iasane.
MADISON. Wis.,, March 12.-1t Lns been thaw-
lux considerably here to-day, but thcrs nro 10
present hpprohen8iona hcreabou,2.
!lELESA, II. r., March l2.-WcatAer mild aud
pleasant; snow disappearing fast.
, 1875-03-13

N,. nh*."IIten =. I,!.!!. e4n.it. ,,,.,-
sailey that womb 70 VOL 20 commence WIN.
hitor the ilEht. aiu destruction ef tue It'ttali
aonn1 ~ tnat locality, QUO q t!lo volunteers,
"shn"efsuB w tnc MooHs, haw tAo i,oaa o1 ah ~.
uta,' Psef'tlg ae h1M ifo1 beElhn foea: ana
without WInross Of any length aud Fcsasltton
quito a. bflef, brought his Fun to ~ shoulder
Az! a Ated shot that tumblrd over Tug inlNiba-
I'VE abofigna!' Io tho ilahsels Hofnf
Ae found tho victim OF tho 3clIalo
sex: with PArooso strapped to nor
back. lte rsnoSod tic habo' ana ne sha ilis
cotnpaniou brriod tlia mother. Hc carried ehe
tho bnnks OF tho Ohio atid adopted tue boy. He
grew TO snslslsoo'', shy. wald fellow, with 10
, 1875-03-13
Capture OF n Whale mt tho l:uat End
OY Lung IHtnstds

tofFftpoHdtHce ArUoetVn Cn'on.
sAo AAnlon L. l., MarcA Ia whnlo waR
captured oa AmnEanaett, about 10 milea from
heEe: astu 10 tue Township OK East Hampton,
iast Saturday. After hn exciting cl!aao lo wAs
arst haspeoned ey Joslna Edwards, and tho
iii!n'shnE i!lE dsath stfoEo Was given BY Charles
Ea"afas. It 10 f!ehk Whale which, IL IN
estimated, VII S.sd 11om thirty to thirty-lvs
barrels q OIL. Ihls' with tts bone, vii mako
tl'o Whale worm from *l.@o 70 81, ,boo to tue
hardy sisorsatnen WHO captured hIm. It ID not
.'urolnunon for whales as this scasou Of tas yoar
to make thcls appca'ance on tho sonth eido Of
the eastern end Of Long lsland tn thesr search
fos food.
Two or three. before this ono, hare heen
chased tlis winter but made thoir escape. sew
efal whaling clubs exist In tho Townships OF
East Hampton md South Hampton along. the
ocean beach. composed mostly Of farmers. Each
club OWN ite . nhale-boas, rowed By sx or eight
mon, and nl the necessary tackle for liaspoon-
ing tue xlialo nnd aucLorlnG tho carcaso to the
shore whiIo Ii iB being cut up and tlo Llubbcr
tried out upon the beach, tho product being
shipped from this point to Tie Now York market.
Each club keeps IooIt ous for n4aIea at tlls
SEASON Of tho year, and when ono of thcso
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meetng WAS held at Willis -ooms ia 1.on-
Of Shafse~bnrr. X. a., to constfar tho sley,ra.
b!lity VI establishing u honc for tho treatment
OF perhors addicted to nten,Mrato habits In iam
upper and iniddio clafhes The Chairman was
naplortod ~ A,eab@l,op M.nnng, Dr. bur-
clanHt Dr. Wood pr. Dtya4alc, Ir. Robert lac,
Secretary OF tho National Temperance I,caaue
and other gentlemen Of influence. Tho u.,yc-
snens which orieinatei viii. tho lato Or. DaI-
iic ~, ~ iss present form by ,lr. Carertun
dollhouse, who opened tue procce1inga
br reading a number Of letters which lad
GIen iTsnrv r'ssssd from Sr 'anes ragot sit
and ctllcr members OF tile medical grofeasioa,
WHO cordially approved OF the hon,o whjcl, it II
propo,sed to establish: partly by voluntary con-
tt'bus9s le aud Yas'y BY snsasr'rtioas 10 shares
support Of thc movement had bcen received from
yar.uua gopt!cn1en. Including BIZ. ]. ". Camps
bell. .E5D0: the 1.ey. II. Wi1dns, r5o0 slr
Ru:hetford Aleock. E10o: Mrs. Dalsymplc. clOo;
Sir !. rseot, so. alr. lIolth0u.o thou meut on
to speait of tho d!scase Of dipsoaanis, aud said
that theto Wcto many persons OF the upper aud
middle classes WHO weto not l,Abtuaf dr,inli1rl4,
but yet who were subject 10 litn Of ditsomauia.
II theao ieraons could be received INTO lfosna
"hcra they would have the proper medical ttea:.
ment their cascs required. tlic1o wan not Tie
least donht but tliat III large number Of netnccs
cure Nigh. bo effected. Iu the Homo l.o pro-
posed to afford such facitieH for tecfcaiiun
aud employment ~ might ho found beneficial IL
the patients, and he had no doubt tllat. II tho
matter wore considered by tue public, 1t wouli
meet witt! their cordial approval and support.
At tho same timo he could not conceal from tArm
tho dcaire OF thoHo he Ind acquainted with tho
facts to have Bo,no kind Of Legislative control
over their patients. Sir George burrows moved
the first resolution. with reference to tic eHtub
lisllu1ont Of tue Home. nnd Baid that it wAs
melancholy fact that tho vice OF iutemperanco
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WAsn1Soros. D. G.. March I'll a. m--From
Tho Nortllwes. and Upper Lnkes to Missouri, aud
kelItucky, low rossliIc, occasional rain or Huow
watn- clearing wpa.licE. aud variable windn.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
uIlcAoo, March -,