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"a Drop of 10y in Every Word"

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June 26. lS7i. {
DIR. Il. V. PIERCE, Buffalo. N V Dcar ST..
IT is with happy heart that | pen these
lines To acknowledge that YOU and your Col
den Medical Discovery and Purgative Pei
lets are blessings TO the World. These maii-
cines cannot be too highly praised. for they
have almost brought me ont of the grave
Three months ago l was broken out with
large ulcers and sores on my body. limbs and
lace. / procured your Golden Medical Dis
covery and Purgative Pellets. and have ia
ken six bottles. and to-day / am in good
health. all those ugly ulcers having healed
and left my skin in natural. healthy condi-
ton. l thought at one time l could not be
cured. Although L can but poorly express
my gratitude to you, yet there is a drop of
joy in every word | write. GOI'S blessing rest
on you and your wonderful medicine is the
humble prayer of Yours truly.
JAMES o. BELLS.
When medicine will promptly cure such
terrible eating ulcers and free the blood of
the Virulent poison causing them who can
longer doubt its wonderful virtues? Dr.
Pierce, however. does not wish To place his
Golden Medical Discovery i'm the catalogue
OF quack patent nOstrumS by recommending
III 10 cure every disease, nor does he SO re-
commend il; but what he does claim is this
there there is but one form of 6,OOf disease
mat II Will not cure. and that disease is can
Ger. lie does not recommend his Discovery
for that disease. yet he knows il To be the
mos searching blood cleanser vet discovered
and that ii will free the blood and system of
all other known blood poisonS be thew ami
mai, vegetable or mineral. The Golden Dis
cOvery is ,Cd7T1nted by him To cure the worst
forms OF Skin Diseases. as all forms of
Blotches. Pimples and EruptiOns, also all
Clandular SwellingS, and the worst form of
ScrOfulOus and liberated Sores of Neck,
Legs or other parts, and all ScrOfulOuS
Diseases of the Bones as White Swellings.
Fever Sores, Hip Joint and Spinal Diseases
all of which belong to ScrOfulous diseases.
eo3&w
CoRNS, &C.-"The wise for health on daily
walks depend" and thousands patrOnize DR..
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THE THFATERS-Mr. Charles Pope de-
lighted the audience at FOFd'S Opera House
last night by some fine acting in his charac-
ter Of Cherries DeMOOr, in Schiller'S tragedy
Of q The Robbers" Tonight. for his benefit
he appears as RiChelieu,' in BIlv-er'S eel
ehTatcd play Of that name, a character in
which he has won the warnneSt praise of the
western press Forrest was undoubtedly. in
the last years OF his life. tine best Richelieu"
on the STAGE, and his mantle seems to have
fallen on Pope
Those very clever actors. Baker and Far
ron have a beGefit at the National Tneater
this evening. ant should have a large au-
dleEce- There il great amount OF fun i'll
Chris and Lena" and il i "A surprise in lis
way 10 those who first see il. being 50
much more entertaining than the title would
lead one 20 eXpect. Matinee at > and so cents
admission tomorrow afternoon.
The TheateT COmique is doing well with the
attractive programme OF the week, which
embraces many new and interesting features
not the least being the excing adventures of
g WIC sting Joe.
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e. ,Salacious dabs of appetizing jelly"
means oysters.
Hs~A bartender's bcll-punch is a Chicago
invention.
~ Sturgeon can't come TO this country to
lecture. He is engaged in preaching the
Gospel. ard proposes to stick to it.
NJ Rochester Democrat: "Small men in
the ove.coats of the period have to get out
search warrants TO find themselve."
ES-The Virginia Changers have established
q bank of their own at Danville the Border
Grange Bank, and ii is already in successful
operation.
~ Another Brooklyn heart is broken. Its
owner is a widow of forty, and the person
who broke il is a youth of eighteen. Suit for
breach of promise; damages claimed, $1,000
aS-"Doing service in this part of the Lords
vineyard, and with suspicious Omens," is the
brief way the Independent has of putting
parsOn.
RIA woman who was divorced and resumed
her maiden name at Belfast, in the forenoon,
the other day, was married again before
night.
81 Miss Wheat's will i'm favor of Jesse Up
percue has been admitted to probate by the
Orphans Court of Baltimore city, and the
contestants are to pay costs of the recent
legal proceedings.
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SUPPOSED MURDER IN MARYLAND-On
the second of January a German named
Franz Dominic Betschart, living at Colonel
Cecil'S place, near Mille.Sville Md, died
suddenly. The doctors said at the time that
1t was very mysterious case, and that he
must have been poisoned, but made no post
mOrtem examination. A few days ago
another German, Albert Kamdly, told the
brother of the deceased that Joseph Kamer
had said to him that he was living in crimi-
nal intimacy with the wire of BetSchart and
that he was going to get him out of the way.
and asked him what kind of poison would
kill man quick. Kamer and Betschart's
wife were accordingly arrested and brought
before Justice VIM. III. 9assaway, at An
napolis, who held them under $500 security
TO answer the charge in q preliminary eX-
animation. Yesterday IL was discovered
that Kamer had left the city by the morning
cars. Betschart's wife was committed To jail.
The sheriff has telegraphed to Baltimore in
regard TO kamer's flight. There will be a
rost-mOrtem examination of the body of
BetSChart.
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK. corner of
New York avenue and 18th street. pays per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calendar
month. Banking hours, TOD Saturdays. 9
10 and tOS. NtS i4tl6
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LATIMER & CLFARY. auctiooeers win
sell In 'front.' OF their salesroorns to-morroyv
morning, fine lot OF furniture the pronertv
OF Sir Eswagd Thornton. ffA''
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CHARLES HEIDsrFcK,
Sillery or Extra Dry Champagne,
Excelled by none.
IL, II eos: For sale by HALL & HUME
12.1i,eo3:

The LADIES' PRoSUNCIANESTo!-W
protesting against all the old worthless Den
tlirices now in the market, the ladies. with
one consent, have adopted the S0zofoa, as the
one thing needful to insure the integrity of
tne teeth and n fragrant breath. eos
THAT ENEMY OF MANKIND, Consump-
ton, can be cured, but ii is far better 10 pre-
vent the cruel disease from fastening itself
on the system. by the timely use OF a remedy
like DR.. WiStdT's RdlSGa OF Wi CteyT7y. 30
cents and 81 bottle; large bottles much the
cheaper. eos
oMENS OF CoNSUMPTIoN.-TheS seeds OF
consumption are of rapid growth. The slight
cough of to-day may be rendered almost in
durable by fortuights neglect and impru-
deuce. Go to your druggist in the first Stage
OF the ailment and purchase a bottle or two
OF HGte,S Honey Of HOTehOlsbd dlaf Tn One
or Two doses Will often cure a cold or cough
In the beginning that at a more advanced
stage might require ten or twenty times the
quantity, and perhaps subject you To con
hnement To the house for two or three weeks
Pike,s IOCth-Ache Drops cure in one min
ute. eos
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SPECIALITY.
BCRC1ELL'S SPRING LEAF TEA.
MORE THAN TWO TONS OK HAND
This Tea Is uuequaled in price
so CENTS A POUND
Also.
A great variety 81 other excellent TEAS which 4
am constantly selling
y. W. BURCHEII,
JAZZ 81 1882 street.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

IlSl M LIVED, per steamer fram New York
~ lUn kegs tHolCE MALAGA GRAPES
% .elected punches ASPINMAII HANANaS.
To boxes GRANRERRIFS.
~ cases VALENCIA ORANGES.
~ tarr'ls CALIFORNIA ORANGES.
10 barrels HAVANA ORANGES.
81 boxes MESSINA LEMONS.
Is tTails NEW DATES
For sale a. lots 70 suit.
Il. 4. TUCKER
arl-f
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CONFINEMENT and happiness reign in All
households where nOoley's Yeast Powder is
used. Try it. Your grocer has it,
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CT I Y ITEMS

THE PECULIAR FINISH of the F-l,ou,,,
Collar makes il thoroughly perspirati1n
proof. Win the mercury below zero this is
worth considering.
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MISSES. H +. ZIMMERMAN & SON re-
quest rs 10 say that the sale of furniture in
house No. 1l6 18th street, between G. and III
northwest. has been postponed until to-mor-
place.
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Weather Probr biIifies To-day.

z (
WAsHISGTOS. Jan -. iS75- :
In the middle states and lower lake region.
increasing east or north winds. and rainy
weather except snow i'm the latter district.
hut followed tonight by noril, or wcS. winds
rising barometer. falling temperature, and
clearing weather.
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THE ICE GoEGE at Cincinnati broke away
yesterday, carrying down the river about
forty barges. Some Of them were loaded
with coal and other property, and were sunk,
causing much damage.
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1T WILL BE SEN by advertisement else
where that In order 10 reduce his large and
varied stock Of mems, youths and bows busi-
ness suits, preparatory to taking stock. Mr.
A Straus will, for few days, at very chear
rates, dispose OF this stock.
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CoRNs, &C.-"The wise for health on daily
walks depend" and thousands patronize DR..
whites establishment. 5S5 18th street. oppO-
site u. >. Treasury, to avoid painful Corns,
BuniOns. Inverted Nails. etc.
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Yours. respectfully,
January %, 1875. II. RICHARDS

AS WILL BE SEEN by the advertisement
in another column, VIII. Carleton kas ac-
Cepted the invitation extended to him to re-
peat his lecture, 1.-The Golden Horse" and il
Will take place at Lincoln Hall ON SATURDAY.
evening. We are requested to state that the
lecture will begin promptly at quarter before
O'Clock, in order 10 enable Mr.. Carleton to
reach the evening train,
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IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION

IMPORTANT PROCLAIM NATION
10 cuT fffeHTs dgf fhs PRhff-.-Far vnrr ha,,e,
acc nI'ocation We have adopted and viii aihere -
INC l"i'Nlg rules Niy-lst The office " IN ha omen
ever business day from a m 10 n IA "a Tb,.e
VIC cannot call by sending postal card specfyine
work e. b. q ne with full address viii hp waited an
~ reeii'ic, m any part Il the District 81 All work
r. bSiI 81 Z . u; VIII BE- delivered ~ any place ina
TOE Ilsrict- Goods from distaucs r,aiyai and re-
tuThed D. mail " express by W ~ WHFATLFY
rem nn Steam 'yelng and Securing Establishment.
- >, H'f>,u street, GeurgetoNn. u C. Ladies and
Slthtltin'n W caring Apparel. Curtains Kid Boots
S!lPPrTs and loves, FuTs, Carpets, DrucCets, &c >
nio'ly Cleaned sr Dyed ANA ~
nE0RGEToWN SAVINGS BANK. nc
81 HIGH STREET.
bank hours. a m. o. y m, and On Safuraavs
Ito roC'1Nt dePoslisl until p IA Ilfsr-St maid ~,
deposits General Banking Busiu.S- aat,a opd .,al-
lection made on all accessible points. Discount dAys
Mondays. '''
u: PoLkINHORN, President.
IL ". JARRETT, Cashier
Director.
II Polkinhorn. Thos bowling = + Mitrheu
nslfy Dickson. r. 1. Cropley, Fred " Jones
Riley \ Shinn, 4. ID. Hartley, Thns kn0Wle-
apS-eOly
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

E'oR SALE OR REMIT npTRIE UOVSE
NORTHWEST corner ~ taHrr.-- ava q All .fr..srg-
u" a. IN 20, gas. alter and furnace. Interior At
natural w""d. rrguirtug ~ paint. rrnaut cellar.
on 81 the tcS nuished huU~f ~ "a" District Price
low cnusl3erinC IT. c'-t, ~ vii -i lR Rosileurs
ihS " ~ 81 9ftR tevt frsuf. raplla & being Iti
HtH INTO tire. god hlus,- flr TERMS applv a.
JAM ~ NM. II TENNEN Ga.rll-toNn. n. O.
4 VOCAL AND lNsTRUNENTAL CONCERT
"a Tor the BENEFIT 81 GRACE tHTRs nj
6ttotretowu. n { f, viii b. given fn the Chapel
hfh ,ite,f On FRIDAY January -, ISIS, At =
O clock y M. Tickets. 81 caufs l.nqT d
EoTTONS COTTONSf
= Inc Test makes 4 shifting ant Shreting cor
IpNS ~ thg lowest price, The ulr-u out sal f a.
winter ny GOODS. CARPETS. RIGS ana OIL
tLNl IL az greatly reduced prizes "A 90 a r.suttuu
street 10 ~
lai.-s q BENJAMIN MILLER
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LECTURES.
BALLS. PARTIES. &c.

THE KNIGHTS or ST. GEORGE will civg
their Second Annual Ball ON MONDAY, "a
f'lruarN !. lss5. ~ Odd Fellows Hell. Prof u
Ionchs celebrated Band hN- becn anEaFed -
! the occasion. The committee plrl - them IN
ssiNes = make this Il the fius,' Rail, II Tho 81
son. N hats allowed IN the haIl MN eNcerf 4,
and ladies. 81 -snss "a
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Two NIEIiOn Five Hundred ThOu,and
Dollars,
should procure tickets without further delay! AS I'm
al! probability, there Will not be single unsOld tick
Ell long before the day Of drawing.
The Band viii leave New York for Louisville on or
about February St and will give concerts on their
oN account in all the princi pal cities r0Re in
Guiding New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, Pittsburg, Cleveland, Chicago, 81
Louis, Kansas City, Nashville, Cincinnati, Indian
apolis, Louisville and other cities.
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u ARNO STACK, Professor Of Mxsic, Just ar
Il. rived in this city, offers his services 49,
TEACHER on Piano and Organ, in singingYE
end harmony; situation as Organist desired III Ri
Term emoderate Please leave address Metzerott q
at Ellis Music Store janl9-2wH
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w S. COS 4,

VNHOS. S. BOSTON, PIANIST,
4 Will furnish Receptions, Social and Fashionable
Parties with MUSIC at the shortest notice
Orders left with Metzerott & Co., at the Ell @A
lis NJ usic Store, or at Coltman's, ST., williIkIV
receive prompt attention. Music for the German q
speciality. Residence, 1747 8 street northwest,
w ashInRton, ID. U now 3m
, 1875-03-21

to him to advise ~ to tho propriety ct permit
ting the children to be removed to tins asylum.
Lust evening, William met his Gbter On Hicks
street. He approached her and accosted hal
kindly:
"Good evening, Bessie"
Bessie made no reply.
II think this is zather hard" continued Will
lan- feel certain that We IRE related ltseema
to me that you ought to recognize me-"
The girl made no reply, and did not appear to
pay any attention to him.
William walked by her side until they reached
Fulton street, where Bessie took Green and
Gates avenue car. The brother took seat BY
her side, snd asked her to read letter which he
had received containing fresh proof Of their re-
lationehlp, but the girl firmly refused to receive
this letter. Bessie was on her way to the house
OF Mr.. Manchester, On Aaelphi street, vhere she
ia now living She left the car at Adelphi
street, accompanied by her brother. William
made another attempt to engage her in conEarsa-
tioo, but Bessie became indignant and said: "H
you persist in following me-, shall have some
one to protect me-" William said 'tUnder the
circumstances, Bessie, it seems to me you ought
to treat me more civillY."
mo no |" returned Bessie, RI ahe quicken
ed har pace and LETT her brother.
Reporter" Nr- McDermott, you Say that
when you first found your MISTER, a couple OF
months ago, she appeared to be friendly to you.
How do you account for the change in her de-
portment?"
hIr. McDeEmott-"I can only account for it
or the suppoaitiop that some Of her friends are
prejudiced against me. Perhaps they are sus-
plcious they may think am spy, and I'M en-
deavoEing to ascertain the character OF her evi-
dence- At any rote, think they have poisoned
her mind against mo. But shall do nll can to
bring my sister around. Perhaps eha may see
father, and that may affect her"
, 1875-03-21
1ELEGRaPHic BRENTlEs.

Tho famous caae OF the Illinois Central Rail-
road Company vs.. Richmpnd 6..Jackson, 1aa
decided on the 18th inst, the Supreme Court Of
lows announcing verdict OF 326Q, 900 in favor
OF defendants.
Captain B. II. Braun, editor Of the Water Val
ley (Mias.} Central, was found dead near Wate1
Valley, Miss, On Thursday morning. It is b.
heved he wAs thrown from hin r1nls while 10
turning from his plantation.
The Irish societies Of New York and neighboE-
ing cities ara preparing for public meetings 70
express regret for tho death Of John Mitchell.
The widow md daughter Of Mr. Mitchell reside
in Brooklyn, and vero visited yesterday By \
number Of persons oondoling With them IN shar
bereavement
Mr. B. J. Gibbs, ous of the bsst-known s1a
respected citizens Of Dubuque, died Ut o'clock
yesterday morning. He Was Secretary ane
Treasurer OF tho Dubuque Water Company. and
pent tha frat CARLOAD Of wheat over tho Du-
buque i Southwestern Railroad. His funaral
takes place ro-nor1ou (MondaY).
The Attorney General Of Kansas has given
formal op1nion that the act Of tho Legislature
authorizing counties md towns to is5ue bonds
for tho purchase OF seed grain IL unconshtg-
tional and tha& the bonds voted under it are
illegal md void. This Leaves tho frontier farm
era entirely dependent ON charity and pa1sonal
favor for grain to put IN tho spring ezups.
, 1875-03-21

Epeeial Dtspatch to 7fe Chtraao Tribune.
WAsnSGroS, D. c., March 2D.-Among the
rumo1s at the Capitol to-day YVES one that Zack
Chandler has been rendered, aud will accept, the
Russian mission THIS is moro probable than
any story concerning Chandler yet circulated.
George II. Baker, recently transferred from Con-
stantinople to st. Petersburg will, it is believed,
refuse the Russian mission, OF, At most, will de-
cline It at RI early day.
THE SYNDICATE.
Adyices from the Syndicate have been 70 much
mora favorable in the last few days that IN ad-
dition,l large inssallment OF the new per cents
were to-day forwarded to London
DEFUN0T HoRsBFlEsH.
"Brownie" the valuable horse recently pre-
scented to Mrs. Col. Fred Grant in Chicago, died
to-day.
REVENUE BUREAU ITEMS.
WAsH1sorov, D. c., March 20.-George F.
Cannon is appointed storekeepar for the Fust
District Of TenneSsee.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue has
issued circular to-day revoking the former re-
ward for information leading TO the forfeiture OF
distilery not legally operated. and Offering $50
for information Which shall lead to the seizure
Of not less than forty gallons capacity and Ar
rest Of the owner, the money to be paid upon
presentation Of the certificate of the Collector OF
the district and District Attorney.
THE RUSSIAN MISSION.
II was stated at the Capitol to-day bI friends
Of ex-senator Chandler that he had bean ten
dered and would probably accept the mission 10
Russia. George Baker, recently appointed. it ID
said il about to decline.
, 1875-03-21

Spsta2 3ispatea to TIE Chicago Tribune.
FnEEroRr, H.. March 20.-At q meeting OF
the Freepor Driving-Park Association this
evening, owe: $4,000 we're subscribed in q few
minutes by tie few gentlemen present A CON-
mittee was appointed to solicit further subscrip~
ton to sbck to increase it to $4,000,
to be given in premiums at the
fair to be he'd in June. There is promise al
ready Of tfB attendance Of some Of tha finest
horsee in he country. Mr. J. B. Taylor, =
wealthy ciizen Of this place, is 81
pending thousands OF dollars upon the
onbeliishm,nt OF his new track. Cela-
brated horemen who have recently visited
it say it vii be, when completed, one of the
best equimed racing courses in the United
States. Tie amphitheatre, the judges' stand,
and buildings for the care Of stock, will be of
detached fom the others. The stalls fo1 the
horses winbe models Of comfort and safety. 4
large meeting ia anticipated.
, 1875-03-21
THE BLACK HILLS.

GOOD NEWS FOR THE GOLD HUNTERS.
Special Dapatch to Tie Chicago 1T1bun<-
B1ou1 C1rz, a., March 2o.-The Journal OF
to-day states tht It is positively informed that
decisive steps hive been taken by the President
in regard to opening the Black Hills to white
settlement, and that the Indians are willing to
dispose Of theirinterest in that country. 4 Alr.
Collins, Of Gaena, has been commissioned to
proceed West aid bring to Washington represen-
tativea Of the Sioux Nation to carry out the ne
gotiations. Tlese facts have been y.guely
developed and made public. Probably before the
weather is faDrable Of ronds in condition for
any expeditions to etart out, ali other impedi-
ment viii be removed.
, 1875-03-21

CEEANlCAs
BUDGET OF AEsTDlLAy HEWA
Special Dssputch u 7nx Chaeaas 1rtosa<.
SAx FRAxc1soo March 2o>-Ihe Sydney Her-
ald New South Wales, Turntables the annexed +:
"Membe1s OF the Government will place pub
lie education On wider basia. FREQ tzado pzin-
cipIea will govern tho fiscal policy Railway
construction will be encouraged The prolonged
drouth has terminatod The crop prospects ars
now favorable. Money ia cheap.
The Western Railroad ia now complete into
the City Of Bathurst. Its extonsion to Orange
Ia being pushed forward.
In Victoria meeting to inAugu1ate l&diea'
college WAS held Feb II.
Revenue returns for the last quarter ahov \
deficiency Of E15, 900.
4 very limited number Of responses h&ve beea
received from intending exhibitions 1t tbs Phin~
delphiA Exhibition.
The proposed gathering Of transit Of Venus
parties from stations in this part Of the world
was expected to take place IN Melbourne, Feh-
Is. The Government astronomer, Ellery, Was
engaged with the American observers in calcu-
lat1n3 the exzct longitude of VictoriA and T&s-
mAnian, observing stations in South Australia
The results Of the wheat harvest ara mora
satisfactory than anticipated when resping
commenced It is estimated that the surplus
for expectation will exceed 250, coo tons-
The Government has promised E2,500 to rep
resent the Colony 1t the PhiladelphiA hibitian-
, 1875-03-21
THE DAKOTA oRAssHoppER SUFFERERS.

Special D1spatch 70 Tia CAaed0o 1Flbttn<.
groux Crrr. Ia, March 20.-Ihe enrolment OF
grasshopper sufferers in Southern Dakota is
nearly completed. Col. Mcclure reports that in
Union, Yaukton, and Clay Counties he enrolled
2.4o0 persons entitled to Government relief
He viii enroll IN Bonnomme County the coming
weak. which finishes the district assigned 10 him
, 1875-03-21

New Tonx March 2a-Ths 2o-1ile walking
match This evening. between Dan oIesry, Of
Chicago, aud Wilson r, Ricd, Of this city, for
81, 1000, mas ron By OIeary IN 8 hours, AZ min
utes, ard Is seconds. Riod left ths txaok az
hAustai On the aixteanth 1nila.
, 1875-03-21

NEW YoRK. March 20-A bill Of ${19-25 has
been presented to the Brooklyn Board OF Super
vasors for dinners furnished the twelve jury
men in the Tilton~Deecher csse. aud threo court
officers, for forty-three days, beginning jan II,
and ending March T.
An e1trs force OF i've officers has been de-
tailed for duty at plymouth Church tomorrow.
, 1875-03-21
RnRNnN CONVERTS.

aA1r IAxz, Utah, March 2o.-The entire tribe
~ ahoebit Indians, about LEO, vers baptized
;nto tho Hotmon Church, a4 St. Geo<es, Utah,
yastArdAJ.
, 1875-03-21
THE LOUISIANA COMPROMISE,

NV ORLEANS, March 20.-1t II understood
te.us Of compromise will not be made known
until tho meeting OF the LEGISLATURE, which Will
nrobabIy ba about the 10th oi April
, 1875-03-21

A LlfElNiuRANcE COMPANY FAILED.
ELIZABETH, Y. J.. March 20.-The Elizabeth
Life Insurance Company, OF this city, Of which
Augustus F. Iali Cdeceaaed) was President, has
failed. Thersis no money in the concern for
creditoru.
, 1875-03-21
FIRES.


AT M'GREGoR. IA.
srecsal DisDat4a to The CHICAGO Tribune
McGnEooR, H., March 20.-A dwelling house,
the property Of Willis Drunmond. Of Washing
ton, D. G., was burned to the ground this noon-
Total loss estimated ut 51,500. Incurred in the
Hartford, OF Hartford, for 81, 000
, 1875-03-21


Special Dzsp<teh to Ths Chicago 1ri5un&
TOWNSVILLE, Moh., March 20,-The dwelling
house Of A. J. Iakor was destroyed BY fire last
night Very littb Of the contents we're saved.
Insured in the Frmers Insurance Company, Of
Alllsdale Count, for 90, 500 on the house and
$500 on the furniture.