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NEW EXPRESS LINZ VIA CANAL.

PHILADELPHIA. ALEXANDRIA. Y, "a,
lSGT0E AMI GEORGETOWN. ID y,
- LING DAYS.
from Pier a, torLE Nharve~ Pb.f.t slrl
SAII RDAY, at = m -
From 6s ate street GeofEetOvr 49,. -
u. @, MoNDAE A.Gp a.
This line connects At Philafelth,p zsf- Uvs
Regular semi Ely Line of Steamers f8r Pr
cence, Boston aud New England Statss HaNhl
age IN Boston by this line.
G. HYDE, Agent % y OF Z
Nm. CLYDE 4 CO, philadelphia
" A. REED, Alexandria, Va.
ID. ID. u. MINK, ~ Deyonshire street Bc-lon
81 Freichts dsBvered b Kuo,F Ero.ss-.
3ers left 81 General of3ce, COS Psrusg n suls !.
nue, or a. the esesDers' Wharf, vi Sc sSap,
attended to. ~
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E'oR POT0AAC BIYKB LANDINGS.
MERCHANTS LINZ OF STEAMSHIPS
AVS BkEMEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK

8ereefter the me Steamships T. O. HHIGBT
JOHN GIBSON viii make regular week So
UlPs between NEW YORK, ALEA- 1tCy
hhDkIA. " Ash NOTION sud@SEs@f
ShOhGEToMN. &c fOllows'-Lsave NEW YOi
nom Pier ] Fast River, every SATURDAY Of
N; leave GEORGETOWN every TUESDAY, al
N, and ALEXANDRIA the same DAY
Tor fuh Information apply 70 v PA DENHs
BUSINESS offioe and wharf, 90 Ms,eT street. la1I
town, or .. the Office Of The President, uaar Pct
br.dse J. W. THOMPSON, Presicfu
~ Freighs delivered By Knox KErre-s. Orr
zen a. Geners. eGce, COS P-uusy ivscfs seer
or 1T The Steamer whsrf, Will Dc yrcrn ~ sgto5
- n-Tn
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w a. wBEArLEY's
srEAH pYEING AND ClsssINa EST
IFeENEN


e. JCre-s1- S-rscf. GsgTtsfoSs. y e
Er.Bbiished- iSN. Premium ~Arissi, fSSy
lefsec and improved. 1s-a. LS-ies aug ceusl-m
wearing Apparel II every description. tn-iur
teiVgts, Crfpe N"ils and TRIMMINGS, Eta Glo
D., Sc, niCcy cleaned ~ dyed. Aiso, Curfains
hev Goods, CARPETS sua Bl.akets o!asuaI a.
Tie SUlnllsr months
Self g yo8F scdTc-- aud ge VII CAL f-r al
trr1 work ~ aLy riasr iI TIE kf-ics f-,, a .,
q arrC MCiE rr-efred SUI rer-rurf - --sfi ~
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CIT = ITEMS.

THE LATEST FALL STYLES OF Soft and
Still Felt Hats, opened this week at Lewis,
92o eth street. between i and K. Also, the
Broadway style Silk Hat, just In. $780,
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$50 to $4,000 has been invested In Sock
Privileges and paid 900 per cent profit. show
Tumbridge d Co., Bankers, Wall street,
New York. 6y3:
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TEE LATE GEORGE \ NoIES Yesterday
t'e eNamiuir@ corps % The Sat.nt Office
held mcetiyg 60 "a Ike acton on the death Of
fieir fSfe associate. George \. N1leu. The
r'ruC- rsiOTer. Judge ] ". TEaol9T. pre-
s-te.!, 1Ei NJ Thomas & Connolly acted as
EgcTCt8rv- NJ. TEACHER spoke n eCIOzistjc
terms OF fts deceased. ant resolutions were
adopted le, laTigs that they never have had
70 recon" Tire Death O. one combining more
genuine ana sterling Qualities than the de
ceased. who - s. iudicisI mind, iue dlscrirni-
nation. ard rP.t.eSs integrity. united the
S-,sv.ty and zrere Of Christian gentleman.
mat they extend sympathy o lis a.aiciod
relatives.
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BETHEL ACADEMY, Fauquier county, Va,
VIM. w. Smith, senior principal, is endorsed
by the highest educational authorities OF Vir-
ginfa. Rates remarkably reasonable; much
less than those OF any similar institution In
the state. s9,eol0
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ENIusNaE NOVEL,

EaIA EAtHtNGE furEL
10Y Nan A~~AS "a
k--sss.lA situated on size highest nsitf n she II
land RAILROAD - i-ief fgHgI " ssh fHl vita n,
lug Gnt eFeulrs trains each way fare lot r.
tn t,firC lsBEtf. TIE rooms a. ri faruis
ana tie clEilg tHIal COL AMI airy. To- csuutF
s. heffh} g. siT o. fnt - rid. ard rnere arc
mus ~ toes boa c.-s without rhitErr nrefsrr|
Jei0-3B' FRANCIS J CANNUS. Propriata
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1HF FTNAISS oF ,IE. = j. CoSTTGFS
WHO G.r.- - THIS city - Thursday. lsth in
slant. b. compliance Wi III AtS Cfteu-e xpreS Sed
wish, was taker. 20 u. Mary'S county Nd,
a-.E C"riei o. sunday last or his place
''~UmlncrSeaI-- I - body was ACCOMPANIED
down % %, r. ~ 10y by Colonel Suit and
tr- =. ly- ard WIS sl~t at The wharf ct con
5TCtO'.-- - NeSs-S Key and Raley. who had
Night ard tie fuGeEal took p ace on Sunday
friCrrl Bi2Ei- tone. Ilr. EduluUiS. NeSSrs
Key. fatey, Ca-IailcE and k,a- were the
pait bearers.
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CRUELTY PUNIsHED.-Yesterday Officer
hardwood arrested Henry Stevenson, coll
cred, for cruelty heating horse and knock
lDg out one Of bis eyes with the butt Of a
whip Justice Plant fined him $40 Theo-
dore r. Gatcbel yesterday afternoon arrested
James johnson, colOred, for working q horse
VII, VILE sore shoulders, and Justice Hall fined
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p THF BEVEHlDeE HnTss

vE,bE,E NfDDLEEt cd, 10 UDOIA 90
S1s.ke[S l. NV r-a .F Tor the rereptiua 1f sun
p fttra- T. les i.sI-rrffH h.uz-, With Sd a.
sIl large HoIticr- RIl D. krrf fu ftr 'rs- .ffif
Nft8'-turr q -iful-ri O. the M 80 hHar-lf-l
healthy section q fc-fiHrn NirFifla. Tffv =
-'Hi west g hsshirEt.U ttty. has Churches ol
Ger, ia-lhtl"uS sna l.s-arf society Tlgra b. Wi
utri eel y alters EsNa is-l rfUuoru-,s - Pll sici
= iral p Any a. TIE state. Daily : a-as cHur
W. tlt hstiroal lsFats AZ Irrstrrg Aul az
ll1lUs. = free ride o. enc ~rriur. .ya-e 4ag
t,rsls' &c, address JOSEPH n. PATTON r.
prlCiC.. - -,
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THE MARINE BAND CoNCERT.-The fol-
lowing is the programme of music by the
Marine Band at the Presidents grounds To-
morrow evening". National Air; 2. March,
New Vienna-River; g. Overture, Sicilian
Vespers-Verdi; 4. Duett, Semiramide, (cor-
mt and trombone -Rossini; 8. Waltz, Kila
Bela-Kila Bella; 6. Cavatina, Attic, (solo
"a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z. Fantasia, Prophet
--Meyerbeer, 9. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; 8.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; 10. National Airs.
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SUCCESSFUL WAsHINGToNIANs AT THE
BALTIMORE SCHUETZENFE EST est eTiay
the prizes won al the park Of the BaItinor,
Target Rihe-ShOoting Company, held a
their park. BelaiT road, on Monday AM
Tuesday, were awarded. HT. X Heunsch
Cf This city. took the first prize for the rims
target, be having made lH r1ngs. and Il,
Boyer, OF this city, the twelfth. - rings Al
The bulls eye target MI. HeuDSch took u,
sixth and Mr.. Beyer the fifteenth.
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NETTING % THE KETo,rAN ASsOCIA-
TION.-Ihe REGULAR auuUai meeting Of the
ministers auI elders OF the EefoCtcn ASso-
EidfiOl ~ TIE regular cOiG-et EaptiStS was
held Yesterday at the White Oak Baptist
church, on Samson street. between 1ith and
l5th streets northwest Rev. Fielding Rob
sTtSOE presided. with Rev. Jesse Lee acting
- clerk, assisted 10y A bert bowel. After
reading number az letters fro79 churches
an1 Van saeti1c routine business the asso-
Ciat.Ol Adjourned
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BANKERS.

1AAA@N ~ AahDa
NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT co.,
CnH- La - ana NstB f1ys a-sa,
FIRE ASD BURGLAR PROUB VAULTS
Al studs ~ vslustls7 taken on deposit. Sale.
teut Ortce tcurr- O.. ni- e. : "a.
GND j. PLANT. President
go. y - htGGS, VICE Pte-iIst
sls-Hoiy =. SNYDER, Secretary.
4 sEcB, yIMoNEE A. CO.,
I ave renewed their Batkiug HOUSE % II Dr.
b. lLDlNG. corner Sth ana streets
hey are DR. pared 70 do Ccue-ai Bat Riuk D
ness, receive Deposits subject e. CEeck 81 ~ a. &
l,rSits on Baltimore, rhilad-lplis a. New ",
Buy ssd Sci Foreign kKchsBss, sad make Col
uCDs On Ell pniuts. sp2S
$50, 900. $500, stOs
incesfed tE Stock HS-sriisges ga gau Sfs,
l-sds 20 many thousands of dollars yrofr Com
ben=iYe explanatory circulars. containing defa
s,atenie nts and quotation prices o. 81 doa
n the
NEW YORK STOCK ENCHAEGE,
mailed Tree 70 those desiring 20 speculate Az
ALEA. FRoTHINGHkM 60.
EEAk EhS END FhVE EPS
OBJ. stock Exchange. 1. HGB q. n
sps-t .ths.D
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Corns Extracted without Pain,
so the shoe can be worn with ease Bunions,
Ingrowing Nails, Vascular Excrescences,
and other ailments of the feet successfully
treated, at DIR. Whites establishment, 18th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours a.
M. TO 6 ID. m.
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STOVES, DC.

lust kloEIyED, FULL LINZ on 6UI.
KS HAkpWARk aud Housefurniuh-
ing GOODS. Rrfr1serators and Water Good =
ere, &C. The chs~pss In the market. stove, y
niG j. 3. NARROWER, 1855 ,Sts q. 81
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IATESIs TO WASETSGToSTASS.- L.
= tatSI1 D4ntS has just IsSuet patel. Is 70
me ipliCN ing residents 81 the District az Co
Iula1ia; To 81. II Clark steel glass cutters:
Setn n. Manson. wagon Jacks. John Coas, n
railroad rall-j9int fasteninsS. w. C. Mr(;fr,
improvement IN fare hoxes, Samuel GtrorS
ssSleuOT Of half 10 r. G. IngerSol. irnnroys'
rnent IN brick pavement, J. r Reilly warn
ing appal2tGs, ". b Douglas n Co, trade
marx medicine.
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STEAMER LINES.
- Res UEAb LINE TO
H NORFOLK. NEW HORK.
BOSTON AM pRUN n.i

- ocular LINE 10
H. NORFOLK. NEW H0Ak.
BO>TbN And PROV DESJ
elegant steamers
Lady Of the Lake and Jane ,IeseIey
TON and NORFOLK each week r@.
tonchlng atthe principal River Land -
TIE LADY or TIRE LAKE win ia1-s w
lSGTOh every MONDAY aud THURSnAY
cipck 2. M, and NORFOLK every TUESu|
and BlDA1 at4p N
TUE JANE MOeELEH will leave WaSHI|
TOh every II ksDAB an. FkID AZ - ; o 'cloc
NJ and NORFOLK ever MONDAY AID THU
Fare % Norfolk, 50. round trip tickets, IS. n
and state rooms extra
EACU RSI0N RATES -Round trip tickets Al
duoed rates 10 PoiDI Lockout, Fortress Monroe
Nue de Eau
To Point lookout aud return, s2so; to Port
monroe or ne DE l. kaU aud return, - a fur|
r.ducilon 20 families Of Fifty cents On each 4
Meals and state rooms extra. Tickets good IN "a
boat. and until used
For Tickets, siatsrooms or Information, anil
the once Of the INLAND AND SEABOA
CoAsrING COMPANY, Room. No. , Nail
netrop0lltan Bank, 18th street, opposite TreAs
Department. ry1i
E'oR POTOMAC BIVEB LANDINGS.
The swfft and ;svorfte Iron Steamer 49,
PlIoT BOY W. Il. Byies, Captain ~ = =
having been thoroughly CyerhsDlad al rIff 4
Will resume her trips fer Potomac river Laudtns.
IT EspAG, March %, and ever TUEsDaT
SATlhDAh thereafter, leaving Eitzhushe WI
foot OF 9Th street, ~ O'Clock m Eet1-nirf,
srTlye IN Washington every NesrsssaE sac s'rs
evening.
Freight received daily.
~ rre;shts mist be prepaid
fetZ n. 4. FrTZA J3d. ars,
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CROPS IN NORTHERN MARYLAND DIR.
Sno0grass, the condition OF whose health re-
quired a change to rural air and sunshine,
selected the billy country along the Falls of
the Gunpowder, instead OF q watering place.
He has returned greatly benefittoi by horse
back exercise among the corn fields, and
thinks the sight of their unprecedented
greenness and promise Of yield was enough
To make any invalid feel better. While alb
sent he addressed that fiourishing and useful
association, the "GunpOwder Agricultural
Club. % no doubt acceptablY.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

a., : MMEg pDAEDEES
ENfS g.. PvE MONTH.
Ak.k.EA fENMi a. ; HOTEL
%. in BElNkErrnNN. In.
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STREET IMPR0vEMENTS.-Mr William H.
Bailey, superintendent OF gas and lamps, has
Just had a gas main laid across the street
formed by the filing up OF the old canal at
18th street north west, and had some half
dozen lamp posts erected and lamps placed
on them. This was very dark aud gloomy
street TO travel over at this point, and the
citizens of South Washington are much
pleased with the improvement. Mr. Bailey
Is al present having main laid on Virginia
avenue, between y street and the old canal
near New Jersey avenue southwest Lamps
will soon be lighted at this point
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RCRLISGT0N W.T. HOME AND DAY
ID SCHOOL FOB YOUNG LADIES
Special sdssntsges N Modern Languages.
BOARD and Tuition $50 year.
Fourth year opens SEPTEMBER Is.
Address LOUIS POLLENS, A. NJ. aues-lrn
T'HE WASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY
VIII be reopeIed MONDAY. September ls, ls7a.
az the school building, No 1923 l2th street north
accommodated.
For terms apply 10 the principals, a; 1927 ls.h
street northwest, or procure circulars, which may
be found at the principal bookstores. auss 3ro
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY,
u WISHING TON u C.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT opens Sep
teuber Sih.
THE COLLEGE. September 18th
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, October 9Th
LAW DEPARTMENT, October Istb
, For Information address J. =. " ELLING, IL. ID d.
President. aug3 eogr1
u OCk HILL COLLEGE,
Ia ELLICOTT CITY Nh.
THREE COCRSES-COMMERCIA sCIESTI-
flC AND CLASSICAL.
Bare opportunities afforded 20 the STUDENT de-
sirous OF fitting himself for Civil Engineering MeT-
camille or Literary pursuits
Studies resumed on MONDAY, September 9Th
Board and Tuition, per year, 500.
For farther Information address
jy3e-eo2m BROTHER BfTTEIIS, Pres
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R e PORT
OF TEE
CIR AND JURY.
ON THE CONDITION OF
Almshouse and Jail.
NOVEMBER TERM, 1915.

10 tic honorable, tie Judges Of tie
Circuit Court for Hartford County:
7 N obedience TO law, the Grand Jury visit
l. cd the Jail aud found confined therein
ten prisoners, of whom two are white, males
and eight are coloGcd. or the latter five are
males, and three females. The commitments
read, 1.-TWO for larceny, one threatening to
kill one for assault, three for arson and
stealing, two serving out sentence and
one as witness" The prisoners are as
safely and humanely kept and the Jail is in
as clean and hcalthiul condition as the build
ing will permit.
A majority of the Jury have instructed
their foreman To add, that they visited the
Almshouse and found the building in good
order, and the inmates humanely treated
and literally supplied with the comforts of
life. f. whitaker, Foreman.
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Wood for Sale.

HICKORY AND OAK WOOD for sale
Il by the cord. Delivered ut short notice.
DILLWYN PARKER,
oct9-3m Churchviile =. O.
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NOTICE.

INXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS who have
IL not setted their accounts according law will nj
as early day possible, with the vouchers report OF
The Register for the settlement of said accounts All
denquens will be called oappear before the Court
by order Of the Orphans Court.
VIM =. RICHARDSON
jamie fegisternf Wills of Hartford Co
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-12-03

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
TNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
J. subscriber has obtained from the Reg
lister of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters
of Administration on the personal estate of
IGNATIUS G. MACATEE,
late of Hartford county, deceased All per,
sons having claims against said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the same, with the
legal vouchers thereof, on or before the
9Th dayef Nocem5er, 1876,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re.
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal, this 9th
day of November, 1875.
FRANCIS B. MACATEE,
movie Administrator.
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Dealers in Fertilizers.
STANDARD GUARAxTEEn-.' "'

STANDARD GUARANTEED.
CHLMictL L&noRATGEY, No. 50 SccoLd street,
Baltimore March 25lh, 1874. !
.osuuA HoENER. Jp Co. Computing the value If your
fertilizer III" oIs, according to the value given
in circular tit.r l., liu H. G. White fth. Uniyer-
.iy of rI gin which is Just to the agrculturlist and
manufacturer, vuur f. tiliZer has market value ST. 65
per ton.
You are giving the farmer, without exception, the
richest commercial fertilizer in the county, aud IL YOU
keep your standard to shat it new is, must meet with
successful aud gratifying results.
Respectfully, &C., p. b. WILSON.
, 1875-03-08

hcporteE-Did the lady 60 away In company
with 1fr. Titton7
Mr.. Holmes (smlling>-1 can't tell. 1 did not
see tliom go away. I don't think can tell you
any moro.
1seporter-of course. do not wish to annoy
!on, nor endcavor to lohd 5on Into saying any,
thing you wish to rcsorvo. Ia thero no possiItli-
ty Of yonr reconsidorlng your dotc.mnatiop
Mr. lio1mes-No, thoro ID not. testifot1 In
tho cnse as Inattor OF com sientlous duty, and
that Ia al will say on TINT subject. Your vjait
- no annoyance. and shall bo quits willing to
talk eonnlo Of hours With yoi, on any other
snolcct. of conreo It fa your bus'norB to got
these things, and you ought to try 10 cot thie, It
would oo good thing for you, il yo, could ret
H. put you can't, you know. will Just give you
ny op'hon, however. that Deochcr is an inno-
Mr. 11olmch' politneas and rosoryo wcso eyi-
dcntly tmpfegnahlc, so tho reporter bowed HIM
sou ont, with tho conviction that sIv. Holmes 10
Pretty clear In hIs own mind A. to thu character
o. Mr. Illton's intercourse with the 3" "8chool-
8tTl y who road " Paradise Lost 10 him.
, 1875-03-08
ALLEGED INFANTICiDE,

Saturday afternoon Nr. William Dtickwood. TO-
sidsnK 1t No. lit Walton stEeot, accidentally hal
l'ls attention caught by singular looking object
tn tue sink attached to his promises.
snd upon keener inspection Mas
shocked to discern tho form Of IN infant
aoat1nR upon the top OF tho filth. Tho
fact connected ttaof with certain suspicious cir
oumstances tn the conduct OF hts servant Kill,
who. upon being acquainted With tho discovery,
aud taxed with throwing tho child into the siuk,
confessed shs fact, and admitted that, on tho
9a1h ef February, shs had given birth to male
Sauo' .aach was sttll'born. and had disposed Of
kas hady In tbs vAy charged. Nr, Hr1okro
, 1875-03-08

| Aro,,e Et,tior .,a nnt.. - =" ~ r''AH o'4ah'
detailed to Arrest ,ho riti a %e' ,o' n9nea t wa Va,
| cI;t.i 49, ,I tu 81; tno ponr OF the
.i"ton.hnu.n " "''' 1oeo'efoa' Ana brought to tht
ranas.. r
n,fd s;stt ~ ~ NE i yesterday evening
hmm IA Snn. III rai,aa j.. LUG unhappy RiFl. ne,
wars oY ara abo t'ns' "nn ma. PIG Is onty A
}}urao r. r., IT,. , na9 Eas uofman cart Of fea'
tfox 49, 49, ,-n,n ~ ss't ~, nu iSnt IN hppeafance'
but elis reouea iarg n vun r"nnur.a ",. "eoping'
ton nnl Ind t1azed co,f"ai sne'ta ~ uSE s!soa'
flcI l,u tha ~ ttrr.. ~ a4 ~ hl. no II etihe'
n,ncsa ~ i,nr nsra,.;e Ges'a Inc acute Mretoti.
snrt ~ .tnnn~ tt,n. nsu ,ae', oeen plfintea by
from exhaustion Of faonF m t.t tx IT.; not not
jnuuirIcs ri tns rc,,ntta, si.o ..nSIy 70 tno
IL ytllnu 10 atsto thn facta T., hnr a.o y.
| 1oro,torWMr ns,at.ani
.aonsns IN reear 10 you Ar tbsv
NoDorter-whcn nm, TIM chlra bor,3
Annn--Iast Thursday week, botwn,r md n
1sopo.tcrM$$;aa lon ,vla$; II ,t,,,.bo,n,
! Anna-fcs. Il waa dao1 whc, ~ wa, ho-
ilrnnrNr9Ar1 ro Su"a ia.,oa snen ~ y "ne ootn
stated ~" <1'f'oe'u u II IN LILO way
Anna-yca.
iIseporses|whow vas the fashor of It.,
lsoportcr-Whofo dong ho tiye7
Anus-I do not know.
Neportor-IIow lonr hns IL hos, .;,ro mn,
have seen him ''~ " ~ ""' -"
Anpn-Tiyo or slx non}ha nco,
1,oporter-Di,l ho not Inoy Of your cond,,ior
Anna-Tho last timo / saw him tnid In
snon as tofd lin about + e''~'' ao 'eA' tlo III
Rcportcr-Iow long hayo you known him,
Ani,a-1 first met him abont Two months afte,
came to tho ctty '''A' "''sA
Roportor-Whcn vas tlat7
Anna-A littlc bofoIu CiIristua, a ye., .oo
i,ouortcr-}Yhorn iii vn,, rnn1" fron, ~. Aso'
Anna-lsosolalo, Ind.
1topoEtcr-Did ho visit you vbt,o rou vcra Nv
ins NJ air. 1}rlckwool's3 ''N "oA' ~
Christmas. "o1s '''''o '"7' pe'ote 4aas
lsororter-Dld he visit you at ,ny ttmo will,
profession Of Lonorahta intention Ao "'sA
Anna-Ilo ,,eod IN el,ow M ~ =, ,,.,..,.
lteporter-Whero wero 'you living wt,en ha
aoiuccd you7 ~
Anna-It was about 25 uilos frnm the oftv
llo t,sed TO stop at tbo pface ,y,,nra wortnd
ITo was fireman on grayol-train, and ti,ev
used to stop thoro Of nights. uo promised to
marry mo. f'ss' -
pcnortor-Wna IL ow1nc IN ror- ,,o,,,, .,,.,.,,.
, 1875-03-08

=, machine tH to b put into eyery law Office Ia
courts ts to be transmitted a. the aato Of atocks
~ se1t to tue hotols aud financial institutions OF
tnG hslsy. 'awyor will not have to 60 10 court
sro SoW 1"s Maas cases a'e 90 trial. what Judgments
plaeo IL M the courts Everything transacted vii Vii
~ osos tue Wa5ca % atoeku now do. TIN A.
tsagsmoat a., vii include I'll that 10 done IN the
nells anrtass ose ssery Judgment and lazy, syel1
from tho Justices Court up 10 The sunEss 1'fu atS
every verdict and every disagreement 'res
gaattsiag W Of the instrument Ii to oost about
, 1875-03-08
SUNDAYS NEWS.
LOCAL.

LOCAL.
.aI,;, Mt; y. =. Grafts. gontlcnan Of motns aut
, on tho y Wsss ~ Side east Of Wcatera .avsnus ant
north Of Kinzin atrnet. Upon which ho propose,
20 rocafo tr9tting and running track.
Iho Ieopfc's Gas Light Il Ooko Company hayt
Ill., s1f natural inquiry E1se' "what viii tey Dc
Tho Board Of Public Library met on Saturday
ana, among other buasnose, reforrod to tho Com.
by tho Bollnmians Of tho city emboiyin0 10.
tho Library.
.s AZ e9nioreneo ot t',e County Judge. and the
Conhty Commistceeeon Public Service it wsa re
aolvo1 thnt tho former should have nav u,,artora
provided for them. a>''''~' .
At n,eesins Of tho. Young Mons Christian
association, on Saturday. tho following tckot
Monday: rraai1ent, ~. Faswell: Firat Vico-
prosi4ont, pr. Q. Il. D1aokall; Second Yico-
rtesidont: a. N. Eddy, Recording Secretary,
Kefts Kfea1so IL Mnsh; nosrd of Mansgsrs F. O.
At . meeting Of the Chicago Dar Association
on Saturday it WAS decided TO cali tho attention
OF Tho Supromo Court to tho tnrtlincss with
cs1o Wfo tue reporter Of that Court got out tho do
necessity OF change in practice tn tic State OF
Illinois waa laid upon the table.
WASHINGTON,
Ihe Republican Senators woro assembled for
four hours In CAUCUS upon tho questions of COM
mite formation and tao admission Of Pinch
back. The HonatoTs agreoi 10 voto to in,no-
'l,atol! consider tho clatms OF the Louisiana Ap-
Tho Democratic senators aah for 1srcer ronra-
sentntion on tho standing comnitte tees
blll King has arrived In Washington, aud haa
noch talkod will. 11o is innocont. Dispatches
IRON Vt: Paul put his wealth ns nearly 970o, 600.
Mr.. jasper D. Ward, cx.Cougressn,ap frou,
Illinois, will be appointed United StAtos Dis
trict Attorney.
Doubt Ia oxprossed ~ to tho possibility OF o
reorganization Of tho Treasury Dopnrtmoot.
owing to Tue alleged discovery Of clerical orror
Tho president will aoon Issue an order abol.
ishlng the clsI-8ezvice rules In tho Executive
aleasrn: blaine, conk1lng, and Wilson will
Senator johnson pronounceg as foraorica tba
lottefa ans! kilograms recently published Us
cn'1natiug from him critlcisng tho Democratic
party.
FOREIGN.
:, iho tnnno ID Asia Minor has leciuAtcd eorao
districts to the extcnt Of two-ffthe Of Their
The President Of tho French Assembly will
not lcavo that body to form a now Cabinet.
Fighting htlll continues in Cuba.
MISCELLANEOUS.
~ iuoICu&llt6 III bAQ tf&nClHc0 {cnuGAt khn
ratification OF tho Hawaiian Treaty by tie
0cenn paasenger-rntes have beon advanced.
Huincy, ILL.,, has M Enoch Artleu,
Gen. Sheridan loft Nor Orleans on Saturday
for tlo Wcat. s1s""'
Senator Wright, Of Iowa, will neither seek nor |
accept = rc-election.
lawyer OF Ironton, O., has discoyerod a
epoolmen OF orc which provedto DO eu agglomern-
sion Of pure diamonds. weighing 20 OUNCES ret.
sad worth about 840O, 600. '
, 1875-03-08
TELEGRApHtc BREvtrIFs.

The heatera aud roslors Of Plstsbprg held q
meeting Saturday night, but concluded Lok 10
sntesfoFo In the strike Of tho pudd[crs.
- 1n cutting tho leo in tho river 1t LANSING.
Mich, TO Dive piles to protect tlo bridges from
tho coming broak-up. The leo was found to bo
Four mon killed themselves, or marc murdered
orges over t!ae w1ock Of tho bark Gioysnua on
Cape Cod, Mass. ~''