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sun They Are Not Haprr.

a match game Of base ball came of At
Huntsville, Wednesday, between the John
Reeds Of that place and the Red Stockings
Of Decatur. The Huntsville boys beat
their friends, yet they are not satisfied, and
propose TO 90 10 the home Of the Red
Stockings next Wednesday, and clean them
out again. The game was witnessed by a
large number Of spectators.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-02

There will be two trOtting races at the
Nashville Course on Monday, July .
there being nine entries for the first. The
second race viii be a match between Storm
and OwegO, 500 on side. The entries
for the mule race will close at the track on
Monday. Entries for the 2:4S race to
come off next Thursday will close at the
track on Monday
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-02

If you want bargains in Furniture and
Mattresses now is your time. In order to
keep our hands employed, we have greatly
reduced our prices for the summer months.
Weakley x Warren. ie29 Nv
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Let all the old patrons and every pleas
ure or health seeker remember the large
Improvements and additions to Hurricane
Springs, and come on at once. je3O st
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-02

COSTELLO.-Att the residence Of his mother,
West Cedar street, STEPHEN COSTELLO, in the
43d year of his age.
Funeral services It Cathedral at 2S O'Clock P.
NJ, Friday, Jlly 2 Friends and acquaintance
are invited 70 attend.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-02
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHINGS,

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS.
,s'"o,eo000Oooo-o~c0o
New Style Boys Hats at Gray
& Mobiles.
Beautiful Styles Children'S
Hats at Gray & Mobiles.
Elegant Display New Neck
wear at Gray & Mobiles.
Gray & Noble have received
"The Styles" Of the Season.
Broadway Style Silk Hat at
Gray & Mobiles.
Sensible Styles of Hats for Old
Men at Gray & Mobiles.
NObby Styles for Young Men
at Gray & Mobiles,
Coed Goods at low prices for
cash at Gray & Mobiles.
mhl3 cody 4thp
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-02

Mr.. SPRINGER's gift of S125,OOO for a
new Music Hall in Cincinnati will undoubt-
edly secure that proposed ediice to the
city. The condition Of the gift, that S125,-
600 more be added, is now certain to be
met. Of the desired amount $4,000 has
already been raised, and the remainder is
IS good as promised.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-02

The following table shows the daily
mean barometric pressure, temperature, hui
Nudity, prevailing direction Of the wind,
and daily rainfall for the month Of June,
1870:
-77.TF zp --TZ-T -TT7-,T7I- WIN RETI
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Trolling nf Columbia.

There will be three trotting races at Co
lumbia to-day. Quite number of Nash
vile men will 60 out 20 witness the
sport.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-02

FLIES are the scayengers Of vitiated air.
where they fatten on the parasites that
settle upon them in myriads; while they
grow lean and starve in a pure atmosphere
where there fayOrite game is scarce.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-02
FOUR saTTEFTTOH'!
THE UNION AND AMERICAN
IsprePared to execute every description OF
JOB PRINTING
IN PIE BEST STYLE AND ON FIRST
CLASS MATERIAL.

VNHE PUBLIC MAKE A GRAVE MIS-
Il take when they 20 or send N0rth and Eat
lOf WoEA Lhat can be as well and As chCaply done
IN Nashville by the Union and American Mer-
chants Will md, upon Comparison Of w TX and
prices, that thew can do better IN ne Tob T3o5rns
OF the Union and American than they win do
Dy gong abroad, and that 1t is a great mistake
% assume that work done at a distance is neces
saIliJ 1eJter than they can obtain an hOmg
Ihey should remember thatthe more work ffrv
nave performed By their mel ghbOrs. the be- 7
able VIII their neighbOrs be o. 10 fine work: nd
me more they 10 abroad, the more tbey WI
nave % DO abroad, because there viii is n0th-
ing 70 induce hrst-class printers 70 come and re-
main among us.
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Blank {. ) indicates no report; cipher (O) sta
tiOnary; minus ~ tendency to fall; plus %
tendency to rise.
A. G. FORD, Sgt Sig. Ser, Q. s. A.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-02
Condition of the CITY treasury.


The following statement of the city
treasury, made up by the Treasurer, yesteT-
day, shows that that officer is Over-drawer
in bank 10 the amount Of S5,SS7.51. The
different accounts stand as follows:
GENERAL ACCOUNT.
Amount on hand, June l......S12,5SO IS
Amount received in June. ..... 1851 "a
S22,232 p
Amount paid out in June. 800. 15,343 10
Leaving on hand. 80. ....,S 6,SS9 Y
SINKING FUND.
Amount due Treasurer, June 1.S19,223 80
Amount paid out in June. see. 900 90
S2O,123 80
Amount received in Jme.., 5S1 90
Amount due Treasurer, July 1..Sl9,541 O.
INTEREST on BONDS.
Amount on hand. June 1......S SIP 81
Amount received IN June. 800. GA Y
: 6,O2G 90
Amount paid out in June. ISL 60
Amount on hand, July 1.......S 5,445 O9
SCHOOL FUND.
4 Amount received in June. 1919 95
Making a deficit, on all accounts COM
bined,, -, SS7.51.
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STATE OF HE REAFHER.

Local Report for the City, Thursday,
July ], 1875.
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RIVER NEW
ABOVE ID CHANGES.
Low
STATIONS. WATER. RISE. FAL

Daily RsDort Of Stage Of Water, WITH Changes IN /
he "A kOuTS ending p. n. July /, 1875.
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THE COURTS.

A. G. FORD,
Sergeant Signal Service U. S. A.
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TRAINS
Easfern East Line. er-

Eastern Fast Line, eK-
cept Sunday $500.
Eastern EKpr6s-r, daily. .
Eastern Night Express, /
except Sunday.
Mt. Sterling Mail, OK
Cept Sunday...........
Lexington Express, eX-
oept Sunday...........
Lagrange AccOmmOda-
ton, except Sunday o..
Lagrange AccOmmOda-
ton, except Sunday.
Shelbyville Mail, except
5unday...... .........|
Shelbbyville Express, ex-
cept Sunday...........
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TRAIEs

Northern & Eastern Ex-
press-.-...............
Northern, Eastern and
Western EXpress.....-
Northern, Eastern and
Western Express.
Mobile and New Or
leans Express. ......
ID soatur Mail...........
Gallatin AcCOmmOda-
uOn..s..s-sss.....-....s..
a p ATNT0RF Cant 2
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Maximum temperature s. deg, minimum tenn
perature 66 deg, mean temperature 50 deg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-07

Warrington Fish Market.
Sold by X A. Golden q Bro, nsh agents,
10000 behring's sold from sis TO s2f per
thousand; 1,O09 lunches rock and perch sold
from 10 toS0 cents per bunch; 500 punches CIT
fish sold from to 10 cents per bunch; ,ooC
taylers sold from to cents piece.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE, April 7-virsinia sixes. peelers,
.; North Carolina skies, old, 90 do. new, 10 do
special tax. 8 b q to-day.
BALTIMORE, April 7!-Cotton strong and higher
unchanged wheat frmereSo' %e-,ern Red PI'S 81
No :, DO ~; Pennsylvania red, -2ssi p; other,
unchar ged. Corn buoyapt and strong-southeru
white Sass; southern yellow. 80; western mixed
western mixed, 67a6s Rye quiet and unchsneei
Hay dull and unchanged. Provisions strong. Pork
steady 22s0. Bulk meats hrm-shoulders, 81; clear
1tas higher. Bacon firm, with active order trade
shoulders. ga; clear rib sides, Is. Hams, l4,sals
Lard frmer-refned, Is. Butter steady and nm.
chsneed Petroleum easier, 64as's. Coffee nomi
Whisky dull, LA. Sugar easier, IOiS aleA<
NEW YORK, April 7.-Stocks active and strong
Money, 4. Gold, HS. Exchange, long, 49, short,
$50. Governments active and strong
NEW YORK, April Flour steady. Wheat a
shade frmer. Corn active and advancing
LONDON, April7, 1880 p. m.-Erie preferred, 3SS
Paris dispatches quote rentes at 6. francs ~ cen.
LIVERPOOL, April 7, 1870 p. m Cotton frm-mli-
ding uplands, Sts1 sd. midling Orleans, s1SaslSd
Sales, 1900 bales, including 500 bales for specula
soles to day $50 bales were American. VI '"'
LoNroN, April 7. So m-Rate % discount on ~. en-
MAJ Al for thfe. onths Is is per cent " HI h
is 3 10 per cent below Bank of England rate Paris
rentes, q francs 92]S Confines
LIVERPOOL, April :, p. m Lard. 67s Cd per cwt
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pR0POsALs FOR STATIONERY


TREASURY pEPARrNsNT. March 9. gs7B
Sealed Proposals Tor furnishing stationery fr the
}eaI enolng June 10 lss6, will be received Al this
ps paI5msnt until the Ism DAY OF APRIL, 1875, AT
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
application. ~fN.i
Item by item, and this advertisement and ths nro
Hosal, 80 Tar As accepted By the Secretary Of the
lrtasury, and the bond accom- panying the .ame
snaIi constitute the contract between toe Govern
rst 1s n ~ se bidder or bidders and NO further
The articles CONTRACTED for must BE- Furnished frr,
ne 20 time during the year, On quantities pursuant
ties will, however, be called for during IN. v.ss
hsch proposal mnst be signed By the tnal ,fausI or
nfm making u, and be acocmp panied by q hona ~ff6
slc s1Tetes n The sgn q Ten Thousand aelsrs
district in which the snretle< reside % a hs,,..
on form 20 be furnished BY the Deparsrpest Co..
ooneq ior furnishing such portions OF The article
a. &c s"sroeo under n, and the performance OF
All deliveries will be subject 70 ipsr-c,,or m, 90,
detailed tor the purpose by the Secretary OF
will be deemed sufficient cause 10 anpnl r. ,,,,s
al the option OF the Secretary
Deliveries must be free OF charge AZ the Treasury
DspArtmsnt, Washington.
the contract viii operate IS forfeiture OF the easr
pens oi the bond OF the Secretary Of the Treasury
MAY direct The purcha.e, In open market, of such
supply the dehcloney caused ey snsh failure. and
ehnrge 70 The ceniraeior- my per centum OF the
pas5e ms,eh shall he fennd necessary % pay fsr
Proposals aaecoomranicd By q satisfactory bona
VIII not 10 ccnsidered, aud contracts will lie swardef
1niy 70 established Manufacturers Of dealers In
Proposals. 90 he addressed 10 the understsnsa- an.
B.H BRIsToW.
merR eolot secrt'tsry Of the Treasury.
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BY strict attention to misery" as the
Cincinnati Commercial puts it. Henry Bream-
er collected about S50,0 900. He never gave
away cent In his life. married three wives,
and studied economy with such excellent
purpose that his funeral expenses. Including
everything, cost SS15
"A gentleman says that white passing
through jackson county, Ga. the other day
an incident came under has observation
which Justly deserves mention. He stopped
al house where the head OF the family was
Engaged In biacksmithing, his striker be-
ing his better half His oldest daughter was
busy Iloughtng In the field and two younger
jewels that would al 1rn any household-Af-
ana Ne9CS.
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ThA Wnrlh'S Awnrd

The immense popularity of Hdles Honey OF
i1oTeItoGa.d and Tar, has created a demand for
IL IN foreign countries, and it is now an ar
tlcle OF export To various parts of Europe
Wherever II has been introduced abroad, it
mas proved as perfect specific for coughs
colds, and other affections OF the lungs and
throat, as we all know il to be for the yarj-
Gus types of these complaints as they exist
here. II seems destined to receive the en-
dorsement OF the whole civilized world.
ute. co
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Proposals for Work NJ SationsI Military
Cemeteries.
NfIlCE OF oATToNAL or
NAgHTNGTON N ~ NJ

Nfl.CE OF oATIoNAL CRNFrrFTps
MAsHlNGTON, ID. q, March 81. l57s
SEALkD PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLTCkTE
- with copy Of this adv ertiserneDt affarbed =,
each, will b. received al this Office uUtil Tlnrs
as follows
SUPPLEMENTARY lodges, Of brick or stone for the
National Cemeteries at Lebanon, Lacau's Gross
Roads, and Camp Nelson, Ky, Little Rock, Ark /,
and Pitisburg Landing. Tenn.
Enclosure walls, ct brick or stone for the NafionaI
Cemeteries a. Wilmington, \. C., and Poplar Grove,
near Petersburg. Va
The work VIII be inspected by competent enCi-
neers, and strict compliance with the tetns OF tba
contract will be required.
COPIES Of plans and specifications may be seen AZ
thls ONCE, AMI at the Quartermasters ,,fices Al
Louisville and Lebanon. XIV, Huuisyilie. Ala .
Llttle h".k. Ark. Fort Monroe, Va. and FORT
cemeteries above mentioned
Proposals should be endorsed s.Pr,nosats Gov
Lodges 81 W ais Tor SatiO3Rl Cemeterie-,n ana adj
dressed 70 the undersigned. They will D. Opened :
noon on the date specified, when bidders are invited
90 be present
sp3et Al. ROCKWELL. Can, and ON
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STRANGLED To DEATH-At Minneapoljs
Minn., n. 4. Christensen, a German acted
strangely last Wednesday, and at night be-
came so violent that he was obliged to be
locked up. Accordingly he was placed in a
cell at the station-house. Friday he was re-
moved TO the residence OF DIR. Richter, who
seemed 10 DE the only man who had any con-
troll over him. Here he acted so strangely
that the officers removed him to his cell
again, where he remained, stark naked, re-
fusing TO keep his clothes on. He was pro-
TIED his cell yesterday to bring him out and
start for the asylum with him. Stepping out
a few moments, when they returned they
found the man dead, his head jammed into a
hole. 1t is thought that while i'm a paroxysm
he fell, and thus caught his head, strangling
him.
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LOCAL n W s.


FOroFs Opera HosGsc.-Lester wallaek in
ssRosedale.'
NdfiORNl 7hedter. DupreZ & Benedict's
MINISTRIES.
The0feT CbTiiQ1ts.-Mr. j. y. Little in "Saved
from the Wreck" and other attractions.
Avenue 7he0tcT.-A number of irst-ciass
stars in their miscellaneous specialties-
Congregational C7tsch.-Farewell concert OF
the Jubilee Singers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-07

THE ATTENTION Of the ladies Is called 10
the advertisement in the auction columns of
the dry goods sale at No. 1902 + street north
west by Messrs Duncanson Bros, auction
GERS, which will commence at 10 O'Clock to-
morrow Thursday morning aud continue
until the entire stock is disposed OF. This il
one of the best opportunities yet presented to
obtain rare bargains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-07

a DISTRESSING COUGH causes the friends
OF the sufferer almost as much pain as the
sufferer himself. Dr. U'iStdr'S BdLsam of VIbI
Cherry speedily cures coughs, colds, infiu-
enza, sore throat, &c. ii will always relieve
Consumption, and in many well-attestei
cases IL has effected a perfect cure. so cents
and 81 bottle; large bottles much the
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PROPOSALS.

Proposals for Dredging at CrisfieId Har-
bsr.
Q. 5. ENGINEER : OFFICE, Fayette near Charles ~
BALTIMORE, MD. ApriI 4 S7s
DR0POSALS FOR DREDGING Ar CRISfiEi,D
- Harbor Nd viii be received until nom OF AMI
81, lo45, and opened Immediately thereaffa. n
guarantee 70 ach proposal shall say that coutracf
snail be entered into within ten days after uof6cs
nOn Of the award. Blank forms, specifcafinl,s 49,
a.. desired Information can be had applicant n al
this ONE. -,.,o
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CT II Y 1T r Nj :.

DOoLEY' s Yeast Powder is convenient eco
noniCal, and always reliable. No waste of
food prepared with it, as it is always of the
best quality.
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THE COURTA.

j. F. BRoDHEAD, No 535 18th street rs paw
ing special improvement taxes at the lowest
rates. Give him call before paying
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-07

LAUGHTER LENDS A NEW CHARM to
beauty, when 1t discloses pretty set of
teeth. Whiteness, when nature has Supplied
this element of loveliness, may be retained
through life, by using the fragrant 5000
fiODf 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-07

N0HUABQ0.-L. RICE will pay fair cash prics
for any kind q Ladder, Cent? and Children .
S1OO1O-nAND CLOTHIN0, BOOTS, eHOn0,
ga SSS1t strests estyeen y -lnd g, south. lotc
s nSW sosseeaW ~ nv
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G EOR G. ETC w n.

NEEDFD lMPROVEMENTS.-Th District
commissioners having ordered the reStora-
ton of the grade of Jefferson street at the
canal crossing to that established by the late
Board of Public Works. wOrkmen yesterda V
made their appearance at that point and
made quick work in demoliShing the eleya-
ton which had been made by the canal com
pany, and of which complaint was made i'm
late issue of THE STAR. The Commission
ers ordered the paving of the sidewalks on
streets, and force of wOrkmen are on hand
to-day much TO the qualification of the resi-
dents of that street. An engineer is at work
this morning on Bridge street, between PO-
tomac and Frederick streets, making sur
veys preliminary 10 the improvement of that
portion OF our principal thoroughfare. We
hope he will look after the sidewalks on Sd
street. If the District Commissioners would
cause the names OF the streets of Georgetown
10 be placed at appropriate places on the
corners they would perform an act accap-
table not Olly TO visitors, but to our citizens
generally.
RIVER AND CANAL NEWS.-Arrivei-bv
the river-steamer Jane MOsely, from Nor
folk, consigned to G. +. Hyde, with general
merchandise for District merchants: schooner
Kitty Ann with 15OO bushels of wheat for
Hartley 4 Bro. By the canal-boat G. +.
Waters $40 bushels of red wheat and 800
bushels of corn for j. @. and j. NJ. Waters
boat David Seibert with 232 barrels of flour
for same firm; boat Monacacy with IO6 bales
of hay for It. G. Wheeler, boat II. II. Talcott
with 800 bushels of wheat and 800 bushels OF
corn for H. NJ. Talbot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-07

CITY 0E ANTWERP, CITY oFLONDoN,
IIn OF BERLIN, CITY OF LIMERICK,
ITY0FNEW YQRk, CITY OEBRooKi YN,,
CITY OF CHESTER, CITY OF RTCHiOND.
Passengers will find these steamers tastefully fitted
mp while the state rooms are light, airy and roomy
The saloons are large and well ventilated the breadth
OF the vessel and situated where there least noise
anu morton. smoking rooms, Ladies' Boudoirs
Shops, &c. ' Dai ooi
trio bells. ~ ' ny eiee
, The steamers of this Company adopt the Soutbarly
Route thus lessenng the danger from ice and fogs
bates oil Passase.S and S100, gold, according 10
acoohhod sflon all having equal saloon riviieges
Hound Trip Tickets-l45 and O. us, gold
steersge-To and from all points at reduced rates
JOHN g. DALE. Agent,
ap5-5m 15 Broadway, New York
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Condensed Locals.

The street lamps will be lighted tonight
NJ O'Clock y. IN. and eXtinguished at a. m.
The Controller OF the Currency has declared
q dividend at Of per cent in favor of the
creditors of the r iTSt National Bank OF
Washington, payable on the 18th instant.
Mr.. VIM Knight announces that he will
have this week in his stands at the Center
and Northern Liberty Markets, California
salmon, halibut. lobster, &c. besides full
supply OF Mount Vernon shad and Potomac
6sh Of all varieties.
At 81. stephens Catholic Church yesterday.
the ceremony of confirmation was performed
by Most Rev. Archbishop Bayley. who adj
nin1Stered the rite To 10 persOns-57 boys, 90
girls. and 20 adults. There were in the num-
Der Is converts.
Capt Donald McC8thran. of the Washing
ton Light Guards, who has been seriously in
with pneumonia for the past two mOnths,
having almost recovered. was last evening
The recipient of a complimentary banquet
from the members Of his command.
The Most Rev. Archbishop of Baltimore,
assisted by the Rev. John McNally, of st.
Stephens and the Rev. +. +. Mccarthy, OF
the Immaculate Conception, administered
The rite denomination to-day at sO'clOck a.
m. in the Church of Immaculate Conception
To $50 persons. - of whom were converts.
Hiss Mary Glennan and Ella Norton. and
hesSTs- &. Il. Clark and James Fl. Forsyth
acted as Sponsors.
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DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
= The Steamer SUI = Capt. JAS: S@A
Capt. J. 7. Barker, will leave Bslfirn ner N :
10 Light street wharf, every TU EsDAY and
IhO6oDAl AT m, for Washington and George
toMh ana intermedste landings returning leave Sic
pheensons wharf, foot of7th street, every MONDAY
are elegantly furnished with every convenience for
Inc comfort OF the travelling public, and are unsnr-
passed In passenger and freight accommodations By
any boats the Potomac river. ALL RIVER
FREIGHTS MUST BE PREPAID. For further
Information apply to
sTEPHKNsON BRO, Agents,
hefy-zm 9TH street wharf
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CHILD BITTEN BY RATS.-One day last
week colored woman named Anderson
living near Seaford, left her child i'm the
cradle Tor few moments, and went out of
uoors 10 attend 10 some work. She had been
OUT our a short time when the screams of the
cnlld attracted her attention, and she rushed
lDto the house. AS she did so a sight met her
gaze tnat Tor moment completely paralyZed
ner. Running about the floor and jumping
rom the cradle, in the endeavor TO es,
cape, were large number of house rats.
Al last. realizing the situation of her child.
she FASTENED TO the cradle and quickly picked
1T up. 1t was bitten in some eight or ten
places, and one of ITS arms was considerably
swollen. A doctor was sent for, who applied
the proper remedy, and the child is out of
Wilmington (Del) Gu-ette.
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CLOSE OF THE TESTIMONY IN THE I.ITTI, z
MURDER CAsE.-Yesterday was the four
teenth day of the trial OF the case of the com
monwealth VS.. Lycurgus Little at Winches-
ter, Va, charged with the murder of his
brother Clinton. After the defense concluded
their testimony Monday evening the com
monwealth called some witnesses to support
Mllton's testimony, and then offered the
were objected to by the defense, and after
hearing argument on both sides the court
refused TO admit them as testimony in this
case L. NJ. Southern, commonwealth attor-
ney of Clark county, opened the argument
upon the part of the prosecution, spea king
about five hours. Col. r. w. VI. Holiday
counsel for the prisoner, followed. Messrs
Conrad and cambridge, the former for the
prisoner and the latter for the common
wealth, Will conclude the argument i'm the
case to-day. when il will be given 10 the iurY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-07

Mr.. FRANK l. SHIPLEY, long and ta,-or-
ably known I'm the dry goOis trade as Saies-
nl;.n ~ the store OF j May, is now engaged
Win w W. Burdette as salesman h, 80.
POPULAR store. No. gs 7th street. IA hiS
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weather Probabilities To-day.
OFFICE OF CHrEF SIGNAL OFFIOxR,

For New England and the middle Atlantic
states. partly cloudy or clear weather will
prevail during the rest Of Wednesday, with
hight northeast To southeast winds. Dodecided
change in temperature, and high barometer.
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