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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-07

The politicians who thought the fire on the
Canal Ring only a fash in the pan are dissov-
ering their mistake. The reverberatiOns of the
last shot continue to be heard in all parts of
the State. Extracts from the press of all
parties, elsewhere given, serve to show the
execution done. Whether this contest is to be
0 r-tained. or whether the Governor is to he
ha rs rIng by pretended friends of reform Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-07

to be the main question for the November
election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-07

The week ends with tho same extraordinary mix
ture of sunshine and heavy showers from which we
have been suffering long. II this thing lasts
it will not take much longer to get into the po-
stiOn which The Cincinnati Commercial describes. 1t
says that tho soil of the Ohio Valley is 80 saturated
with water that it will hold more. People at the
seashore find it dismal. and wish themselves back on
the payements. Keepers Of watering places gener-
ally must be in state of profound disgust at the
universal watering which destroys their business
II there is to be much Summer this year it needs to
come soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-07

Nothing is more discouraging to the friends Of free
institutions than the sight of. full-grown man.
able-bodied and apparently intelligent. engaged in
eating the inferior quality of peach just now in
vogue, and deliberately throwing the skins on the
sidewalk For such an oiS5uss no penalty seems too
severe How would it do to ann the police with
repeating rifles with instructions whichever they SEQ
one of these peach-eaters drop skin on the side
walk to shoot him on the spoti The public peach
eater ought to be sat down on. But he isn't. On
the contrary. no makes US sit down without notice
OH his peach skns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-07

A diminution of the city death-rate for the
week ending July 81 is recorded. That of
the previous week had been largely increased
by an extraordinary mortality among infants.
There is little room for cOngratulation upon
the improvement in the figures, as it is
merely result of there being fewer sick
children left after so many had died. Want
of sufficient nOurishment is stated by the
sanitary authorities to DO the chief cause OF
this mortality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

THE WHIPPING-POST IN CASApA-v-Ha
cato nine tails * still an Instrument az
punishment in Canada. James Warren re-
G.tNtd q OF the 10 stripes dccrecd for rapa AT
Toronto, recently. At 9..,H. the eN-cuT Inner
VINO was one OF the prisoners 81 the iaII. took
the cat which consisted OF nine laShps Of
MHip-Cord, each having a knot on the end
ne shower some NERVOUSNESS. aud struck
me hT>t bloW upon the prisoners shoulders
ilgn up and close 10 the leather collar round
MS neck. The second and third blows yyhI,.I,
were delivered with the fun strength OF The
eAecutioaers arm, fell in the same place.
me sheriff here whispered 20 him 10 Strike
lower, ana The next blow was given below
NE former ones. The fifth was given ,ti!I
lower, ana the sixth was struck I'm the same
place: Up 10 this, the prisoner remained 81
ltil' nut ms heavy painting showed that he
was suffering severely. on receiving the
seventh stroke, the prisoner moaned, and he
continued moaning during the rest OF the
hl>hlneht. anu kept moving his head from
sue 10 Slde with a quick mechanical motion
MS NuHcIlns.S were intense, his muscles were
dlstendet, and he struggled TO free himself
from the iron grip that held him To- the triau-
Eie, q stripe after stripe OF the cat descend
Sd. No cry escaped his lips. but his ay0niz-
ing moan showed what he was suffering.
ahu, when The turnkey announced -, his
rack, from the neck to the waist was ono
ilElu mass, red. swollen and bleeding, every
KNOT Oh the lash hal cut INTO the prisoners
BACK, producinga wound about an eighth OF
an inch In length.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

No TRUE IEwARDSEss ABOUT HFR.-An
0tu lacy ninety years OF age, at Mount
hlske, some miles up the Harlem railroad
mas been IN the habit Of being called for every
Sunday by the clergyman OF her church Who
look her TO the place OF worship in his car
rage. Last Sunday she observed that no
one but himself was in the vehicle. Where is
your Wife," said she, in alarm. "She is not
well to-day said the clergyman. "Where is
your daughter, then?' said she. "She staid
at home 10 take care of her mother" was the
answer. Il guess / won't 90 To church alone
with YOU" said the Old lady, with some hest
tatlon; there is too much scandal about now
adaNS;
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EVENING STAR.
SxIIRDAY.. .JuIy Il. ls-3.
NBEt.IEE.

THer.' = uc unhslfef
" hoover plants y leaf beneath the sol
AID vslts g see y push away tie cIg.,
Trusts be in God.
Y toeVtr lays, when clouds sre I'm .f. ~.
BE patient. heart Liahf traaktth sg "a. f.v- 70
Trusts in the Most HiGh
Nlrover secs. meath Wiuta err, field rs ,r.7.,
The silent hs- fst- Cf the future grow,
God SOC .t must know
Whoever les Down n his couch a. -l..r.
huoWs God will Keep
Na..eN e. -sy~ -'ic urCrrH "a. the uuku N.
II ne future. trusts tha. Power sl,ur
lie dares net & diSoWn
The heart that Ioaks IN whea the aytfsIs cl...a.
hld "a, :. j. . = , 4. M. has OIL eO-~,
Cod comfort AU'rs
There J. 10 uLl.li,f
md lay y caY and a. -ht. Ulrros ior.>'g.
lac he-rt llNes hy thar faith The iIp- E.f.F
God kuCweth WIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

HOW IT FEELS TO BIZ HANGED.-A Paris
newspaper gives this extract from the notes
OF young fellow who tried To commit sui
cIue ana was cut down before SuEocatiou
was complete. He WAS delighted TO return 10
lie, ana IL Il noted that wOull-bc suicides
VINO are rescued from their SCI f-sougnt fate
rarely renew their attempts 20 snuflteoT IN s
mortal coil. when stool on the cha IN ire
mirror on the mantel piece involuuiarilv a.
traciod me, and looked at myself as fast
Gned line slip-knOt around my neck Blood
moved 70 my head. for my face was very red;
something took place at the same time in 70 :
Oltlc nerves, for IL seemed To me that my
Iace suddenly began TO make grimaccS. NJ
eyes ana nose changes place iucaSSantlv Ii ke
me pieces OF a Kaleidoscope. I kicked The
Chdlr from under me and fell with the SppSa-
ton mat bad been struck on The ton of nv
head with hammer. did not al first feel
The rope around my neck. The ONLY very
clear impression which followed the blow
win tue hammer on my skull was that of
great heaYlneSS in the head. l. seemed TO
me mat my head was larger and heavier on
my shoulders than the great bell of NOtre
Dame. AT the same time 1 felt an Immense
night Milling around and in ne. Then | felt
extremely cold at my lower extremitieS. ana
AT ti4e same time an acute. terrible pain ia
my neck, which was produced by the rope.
winch cut my skin aid sawed my veins.
Ihen felt nothing. Evidently this was the
moment when my good amt Cecile entered
my room and cut me down"
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iio" The French Firing Drowned
Man Es.lsH fn life

The author If The French "a Home say.
thal IN hi walk, one morning. lie saw a d! "a
de was Laid on the right side. the fa,r .4r.gI
'tN"E4 tie ground. and The laws =, Ally
OPENED 10 facilitate the escaped OF water Seq
Graz times Tie heal was placed a little lower
uaah tht rest % the body fu- The same l,l;r-
pose hui Only FOR lew seconds n; "A t.ma. Ia
Ire mean while. there was 4 regular MANN
u'atlng process 10 induce breathing WIZ "a
ccISl>I'i IN pressing the abdomen. stomach
am d,S OF The chest. hut softly. II, efforts
were without effect. the man ippyoI n il gr
Lad seen the last ~ earth. Tngu the r.,.~t u
figure was carried 10 the nearest Station .,r
The 'rescU" a. the drowned. Here Tie man
was stripped ard wiped dry. all hn was ia.I.
turned on the side, between two blankets .,,.
straw mattress. m3DiIuiatiu. process wa
r'sIlGeu. with intervals of .lhgUt a g1ars.-
OF e minute between each pressure OF The
honH, Inc pTtsSur" being repeated Hf'acg or
tNeHiy times. followed by q suspension OF
tn minutes. Twenty minutes were pa~>,,.l hi,
iIliS way, when a physician pull lOr.-i on Tins
k!Ed 81 service appeared and took charge OF
iic case. y WarmIug-pan filed with hot
wafer was T2sSei over Tie bOiy outside of
ne h.alket, particularly over the pif oil The
stomach and the sides Ofthe chest. This yy.ts
alternated with gentle friction OF hot wool
ca mItttn> anu the naked hands. and the ~pleS
o. me ieet and palms OF tie hands were VIZ
oIouNiy rubbed. An operator or, atneI into
me mouth Of the man by means Of a ruba
Ihese EFFORTS also proving IN vain. the phy-
S.C.al Lad recourse 10 the Introduction 81 20
Iacco smoke into the iu;eStincS. Ia about
ttl' minutes The man gave q feeble sigh of
NE, whereupon all maniugIarioq WAS dis
continued lest IL should Interfere with the
IatuIdt movement. Soon he showed a desire
10 Noinlt. which was assisted hy a feather in
lronCced INTO the throat. How long The whole
process lasted il not stated bur ttin rta. ier
VIII see that II was lengthy. a f.w DAYS ar
ItT' the writer attended a bali. anl amOaE
one.
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a. Even the greatest are NOT free from
j"aiUuSv. Gen. >r-r nan. ~ al, work. ut
ttrly ignores Sergeant BATES. the lag-cdr-
ier.-NlrTIftac Sessrieg
f<Only forty-threc officers have gradua-
ted from West Point during the last :! Y
months, and IL is evident that tue time As
coming when the private soldiers VIII De- la
tie La OEty.-Dlr FRI Pre-.
a. The other aay, when the Sultan Of
1urkestan saw the splendid buildings OF 81.
Thomas hospital. in London, De SAID. Tue
poor who are in iEha Dit these places. where
90 the POOR who are not III dwell p" There
was sharp sting in that.
~ Those scientific chaps who went ont 10
observe The transit OF Venus say that the
sun is % 100000 miles away from us. twill
be remembered that they male their Gale l.
lation in the winter time. Ii they were 70
take new count now, we think they wOuiI
find the sun not more than ninety-tvO miles
gWay.-NOTgl1Otya HeTpld
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m IN.

DEIONAI. Suddenly, a; ElirUyiIle, El-ter
county, N. Y, MAaY EMMA DEPONAI. infant
daughter of N; and Mary Agatha DepOuai, as~d
% months and Is days.
Funeral at ? clock p. N. Sunday, lO.h. Friends
and relatives respectfully invited e. attend tue
funeral, from 72I ejth ttrect mort awe-t.
GENDELb. On the 18th instant, Of cholera
infantum, MARTHA RANBo, adopted daughter OF
W. Is. aud Il. q. Gendell.
Funeral to morrow sunday at q. m, from n IA
street, near q street southeast.
NOGr. On THURSDAY, 18th instant, JOHNNY
toST infant son VI John l.. and Sophie NOg,, aged
9months.
Funeral will take place from the resicerce Of his
parents; 42s lth street northwest, on Sunday,
July 18th, CLOCK D m
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cat the old stand of Lstir1er - Clesry,l
Scuthweet corner Penns avenue ant lftk street,
TRUSTEE SALEOF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
By virtue Of two deeds Of trust, bearing
Hf9 cate resp Cuveiv the 18th day Of Fer Tuary /,
~ " 1874. ana the 18th day of February. lS14.
and duly recorded IN LIbrr T.lS folio tts 81 Nal
suc IlaeT No. 80. t"o 49,, Of the cnattei -. VI
Tor tho District of Columbia. >haIl sell AZ rN &c
arc'Ion, on MONDAY MORNING, July IN. ; or,
1873. al 10 O clock at the residence, n IlIS =
street, beiWcsr lFh aud L. streets rorthwe-f tLa
following sUperi r Furniture.
] Square GrSui Piano forte. Stniuway.l
French plate Pier Mirror. ornaments.
sets q " alnUt Marble top Chamber Furniture.
+ sue EraW iLG = ON Furniture AID HaUEiuEs.
naintir - and Pictures.
he CANT Brussels Car pet and Rugs:
han and STAN Cs-p e;-, Three p!y CARPETS.
Etegsnt Lounges a-I Ea>y Chsir-.
me Hair Nzttrl r-..- AZ kptCi
ENtcusiuu DinirE Tttis and tratr-.
trench China DIuasT Service. Fine tii ss-Esre.
Zine Bal Set, snYeylor onice FUTni.rvn,
Kitchen Requisites.
Also,
Herring Safe:
Black NoTAsu Mares:
! ! smIiy Library, 20 volumes
; our seat lh4r;..a aud Harness complete.
- Coupe and ny'bi~ Harness,
Harness, R"brs, BtaGscts, Stable Furniture, etc,
etc. Terms Casb.
JAMES :. EDWARDS. Trustee
:! io-ec&ds THoS. BOWLING. AuCt.
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xNAsR. b. WILLIAMS, AnctI7neer

TRISTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
AT AUCTION
EE Gy virtue Of a deed Of trust. dsted the twenty
LII hrst 2istl day Uf May, A. II. 1874. and Only
records Tor Washington county, in the District of
Columbia, shall proceed to sell AT public auction
on MONbAS July 18Th, A. ID. 1875, at q clock D.
m in front Of the premises all that piece or parcel
OF ground eitnate, living and being in he District of
CoiuinbIa, and known ard described the middle
one third "a of original lot bered ten 100 in
square numbered eight hundred and seventy six
i6o' the same being comprised within the following
metes and bounds viz: Beginning for the same AZ
q point on South Carolina az nue distant two hun
drei ard i've t2U5l feet one - inch from the north
east corner Of said square; thence running back to
the rear lnc OF said lot ten parallel with
lots ten ard eleven 10 aud IL in said square, dis
lance OF one hundred aud fourteen feet and nine
inches llli feet lLchesli thence west twenty 3ll
feet eight and one sixth q l6J inches thence north
parallel with the div jing line of lets ten and eleven
t. said avenue, one hundred aud fourteen Il4 feet
anu pine 81 Inches thence along said twenty
feet four 90 inches TO the place OF beginning,
together with the improvements, consisting of "A
three story Brick House with basement.
Terms One third - casa: balance in and II
months, Tor notes bearing interest ten per cent
per annum, and occurred 10y decd of trust on the
premises sold. Convey snCing, &c, at purchaser =
COST II the terms are not piled with within five
day from sale, tho Trustee reserves the right to
Reset" at deiaul.ing purchasers risk AMI cost. 100
down AZ time of sale.
PETEH GUDENRATH. Trustee
Ir7tSCS WASH. r.. W lLLIAM5. Auct
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BLESSINGS - DI>GCT-E.-it ss seldom
easy 10 see the hidden b.-neract ION IA t.,at
which II an apparent ai'lictiou. : Boy WHO
was ''coniOundIHg' the mos uIiGs was tB!I
by his pastor that doubtless tie insects
were made with a good end in view" when
the scamp replied, II cant see 10 whether &.
= IN view ~ not. Al any rate 4 don't Ike
the end 4 fapI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

LEFING FROM TEoLPTATIDN-AH member
OF The coiored church was the other cveuin.
cohNerSlng earnestly with an acquaintance.
and seeking Ia have him change into better
paths, but the friend said that re was too
often tempted 10 permit hun 20 become q
Chr Stian.
w hars yer backbone, dat ye can't rose Gp
ard stand femntatior.'" exclaimed fha ssCoi
man. Il " a. dat way myself once. Right in
us here town had a chance to steal n pa'r'e
poOis-mlghty nice ones. too. Nobody was
Oar 20 see me, and reached out my han 4
ard de debbil said take 'em. Den a good
sperit Whispered fur ne TO let dem boots
alone"
An You didn't take emp
ono, Sah-hot much. took a mar n ch9ap
shoes OF de she!fa an left dem boots alone,'-
lCESltFV HepLi
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- II. WARMER,
~. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and I streets y. "

- ii. WARNER,
~. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and streets y. W ,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PESPERTY ON LITE STREET NORTHWEST,
1920. BETWEEN AND D STkEETSaoRTH
IN By virtue Of o deed Of trust 10 rs, dated Oc-
- tober H. 1874, and duly recorded in Liber 76f.
fUO 2;S Of the land records for the District OF
Columbia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby, the subscribers will sell at public auction
70 he highest bidder in front of the premises, on
m, Part of Lot numbered II and all of Lot num-
hertd IL, ia square nus bered 2ll, in the city of
Washington, District of Columbia. the part of Lot
IL EeTC by attended being the southern part, trent
ing ten feet on 18th street northwest, and running
back Ot the same width a. the front and binding on
the north line Of Lot Is the pth of the lot 100 feet
more or less, making the whole front on said Iith
street 20 feet by the pth of the lots together with
the improvements thereon, consisting of a fine
Brick House, three stories high and back building
Terms of sale: 1900, with interest 10 per cent
per annum from October Is, 1874 and expenses of
sale in cash; and the residue in equal sums in one
and two years respectively, with interest thereon at
Sper cent per annum from the day Of sale for which
the purchaser must give his notes, secured by deed
of trust on the property SOLD All convey ancing
500 will be required at the time of sale. If the
terms of sale not piled with within five days
after the day Of sale the Trustees the right
to resell the property for cash at the risk aud cost
of the defaulting purchaser after five days notice
by advertisement in the Evening Star.
A. HYDE, Ia
iy7-eoSds THOS. HYDE, ( Trustees.
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PROPOSALS.
CUVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOB THE IN
~ SANE,
NEAR WASHINGTON. n. c.
THE IN


- July 8. ISIS.
Sealed Proposals are invited until NOON of " Ed
NESDAh July III $50 when they will b. opened
IA F!cseICe 81 srCh bidders choose attend, II
furnish the Hospital fifteen hundred JiOl tons Of
2,2io pounds each ,Oi best of mine Dtumnuus or
Cumberland Coal, and three hundred 800 tons of
2.2iU pounds each at Anthracite GOAL one half Egg
and ore half Nut size To- bc delivered in boats along
SIDE Of tho Hospital wharf, in cars upon the
wharf, the delivery to Commence in seven = days
after the ace ptanCe OF any proposal and be con
UaE-d at the rate # not less than three hundred
900 tons week until the whole quantity ady er i-ed
fuT II delivered. The Coal viii be receiN ed in strict
accordance with the act Of Congress prov ed July
1t, lS7O. PAYMENTS OF ninety 80 per cent. of the
amount due for each cargo will be made immcdi-
atey after il is recey ed, and the lO per cent
NJ hheld will be paid hen the tulI quantity Of Coat
engaged to be delivered in accordance with this All
yeTtistment is received. No Offer to furnish Goa.
a. above will be considered unless the true name
given IN the offer BY which the coal the bidder pro-
-cses 10 furnish is known IL the market, unless
II i made BY regular dealer miner, and the
successful bidder must furnish the exact quantity
aud Ge,CTipt Of coal that he agrees to fIrnis b.
Offers will be received from the same person COM
pany to furnish either Bitumnous or Anthracite
Coal clone, or both kinds OF Coal. BIDS will be
considered binding for five days after the 2lst of
July, and the right il distinctly reserved to reject
AL or any II the Offers male, At, i'll tine Judgment ii
the Superintendent the public interest. require II
JyT-eol2t &. II. NICHOLS, Superintendent.
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All Iee-Creat.,
AN ING yI-IrIvE AID JNr.F,.a~r
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continued
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must reason. O. iSr.- re.r. rt-- 80
come into an To-" cream. NAV r....- !, -
Sre'H, j. - sH,r didn't mn. - 1890. I.
to ash NJ YOU hai a-N atta.t ..ra,- .t.1,.,.s-
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DRoPOsALs FOR WOOD AND COAL.

SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES. }
OFFICE or THE SERGEANT AT-ARHs,}
WASH NGTON, July Is, l-75.
Scaled Proposals will b. received AZ this Office
Until IL IN. on SAT CkDAi, the 24th Of July
instant, lur furnishing the Senate OF the United
States with fuel tor the ensuing year, as follows.
1000 Tons best quality White Ash Furnace Coal
Six hundred tons same 10 be delivered before
1t day Of September the balance at such time in
the winter as room may be found fyr its storage at
the Capitol. The coal 10 be go lbs. to the ton.
l2l Cords best quality well seasoned Bakers Pine
wood.
lIO Cords best quality we'll seasoned Oak Wood.
SUBJECT To Government pectiOn, an 10 be stored
IT, Vaults Of Senate Ing of Capitol, all at bidders
cost.
Bids for different art cles will he considered sepl
Tat.ly. and the right il reserved TO reject all any
portion of the bids received II deemed Tor the inter
tst 4 the Government $ TO do.
B.i= will b" considered binding tor three days
Ri.cr the cath Of ally
JOHN L. FRENCH, Sergeant at Arms,
~ is-rc5t Senate of the United States
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THE otrer day. when tue Stsmp-cIerk ~
me posi- oiilce Fused 70 lick on = three
center !Or al Oi lady vino w8ntci 10 post a
ictl-I- sac stool back. gave him a r'1lc. Of
= m, and Indignantly exclaimed: Wei. IL
lois ail'i = ting powerful pe.rt .'l Sl-sy
as trumpet tomorrow, that hair tuc YOUNG
ioikS would want 10 glt o. starcaet SAINTS
aiore t-ly went 10 Heaven f'.r -y5a-y
ErraR.
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4STHE SuPEENE CoCEr or THE DISTRICT

>F'~f1. ItTrr- F-at-,. JrtSiirfioH. Inn lS. lsrS
- ~ We ni25'r- . the viii q WILLIAM 4 CAR
A'LL AGt.-.s'tru Tor letters Parliamentary on
" f-taie % iiiisr Il. Carroll, Of the District
- ttlliI-tla. Las this day been made o. Juds,n
NAtIttl- AT FcE-pns Interested hereby
:. :, ti.sl Q. spprAr IL this court on TUESDAY,
80 -lth Jay ~ Jelly next, ~ II O'Clock a. m. 10
s'N cause - I.-t-rs te-t4menfa-r on the estate
- ~ -til deceased -h1Eli not Issue as PRAYED
.oL. = ~ - this order be Eutiis he'd once A
$50 p "a u -ta actk a. IE tie Evening star preyious
N-f Test \ WEBSTER.
~ ~ CgisteT If Wuls
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How SHE SCARED HIM.-A young man
who was "A stran ger I'm Binghampton COM
menced Irritation with a girl IN a park
the other evening, and thought that he was
making lair progress toward an acquaint-
ance, when the young lady suddenly Startled
him by drawing pistol from her pocket
lie dld not Know what he had done to make
h1mself target for the cold lead, but was
contemplating retreat, when she pulled the
trigger and a fan sprung out from the nluzzle
OF the weapon. The young man felt relieved
but says that after this he will keen posted
on the latest style in that kind of TOYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-17

THRIFTY FASHION AEi.Es.-As to fashion,
n j now an old and rare belle. I went q !
shoemakerS 10 day 10 have % cruel 49,
driven down ia my SbOe Lytl. \ pile o. OF
boots, slippers and shoes was knee aeea
around the cObblgr
They don't throw away their old shoe, as
they dido said I.
NO, sir; I never saw 50 much Goblin IA
Saratoga IN al my n-o.-'-NnILlln on.