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New York Stock and Money Market.
Latest MONETARY.
NEW Yong .Tulv 10

NEW YORK, July IL.
Mono easy at 2per cent
Prime mercantile paper is quoted at 3h@5
| per cent.
Sterling exchange is quoted being steady at
4s7 for sixty days. and 400 for demand.
Customs receipts to-day amounted TO i4lo,-
| 000
Gold was steady, closing at ii51, after sell
ing at 1i5J6@l15ss.
| Borrowing rate per cent per annum an 1.Gi
| per cent per diem. Loans also made fiat and 2
per cent for carrying. Final rate was 1.Ci for
| use.
Treasury disbursements to-day amount 10
sissOO0.
Clearlngs at tie Gold Exchange to-day, s3i,-
100000.
| Governments bonds are quoted as firm.
| Railroad bonds are quoted firm.
state bond securities are quoted quiet except
| Lake Shore and Western Union.
The stock market through the greater part
| Of the day has been dull. The movement, such
as IT was, was in the leading speculative
shares, at times Numerically opposite, some
going of and others advancing. After twelve
O'Clock there was q lively demand for Rock
| Island aud New York Central, which advanced
| per cent. During the afternoon there was II
| general dropping off, particularly In Erie and
| Western Union. Pacific Mail was strong. 1t Is
| stated that the company has made q contract
with the Wellington coal mine, on Puget
Sound, for the transportation Of the product of
the mine, and also for the supply OF coal for tn
companp's steamers at the rate OF SO 80 per ton,
at the mine, will make saving OF about 40 per
cont in the cost OF fuel. In addition the COM
pany have closed contract with the govern
ment OF British Columbia for carrying the
mails ana received Subsidy OF $4,000 per an
num-
The transactions In stocks to-day aggregated
5000 shares. The principal dealings were as
follows:
Pacific Mail, 5000; Western Union, 5000
Lake Shore, $4,000, and 5000 Rock Island.
Gold closed at l15s6@il5lf.
Money at 1I@2 per cent.
Governments active and steady.
State bonds quiet.
| Stocks dull and steady.
| The following are the closing quotations:
tWherc blanks occur there were no pidsl
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BY Gable.
TIE DEAD OF TOULOUSE.

TIE DEAD OF TOULOUSE.
PARIS, July ~.
An official telegram in the Moniteur cor
reefs the exoggerations as to the number of
people drowned in Toulouse and states that
SO far only two hundred and sixteen bodies
have been found
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For the eastern and middle states station
airy to falling barometer, variable winds,
mostly from the east or south, warmer,
partly cloudy weather and rain areas.
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HOPE FOR THE DEspoNpENT

If you have been coughing all winter and be-
gin TO despair OF recovery, or II you have taken
u recent cold, go at once to the Drug store OF
A. w. Higgins or L. G. Lewis and get Il bottle OF
DIR. Norris Syrup or Tar, wild Cherry and Hore-
hound. Take II and be well. No other medi-
cine acts so promptly and efectually In coughs,
colds, and all diseases OF the throat, lungs and
chest, leading TO Consumption. Hundreds VINO
once thought they had that dread disease have
been restored to health, by the use OF this
almost lagic remedy, II is also the best known
specific for Group, and never falls In Whooping
Cough. Trial size 10 cess. 1anlsdSwly
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Weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON. July 12-1 a. IN.
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"ASH. b WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
w No. 1901 northwest corner 10th aud ID streets
(Successor to Green & Williams

u -
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
d 6SFtS SGTs BEING nF GHs R2ETiqN 0r TIE
STREETS NORTHWEST, AT PUBLIC AUG
n BY virtue Of a deed of trust, dated the 2gth
~ day OF January, A. ID. lS72, and duly recOr ded
M in Lber No. 65l, folio No. 2S4 one of the land
trecords for the District of Columbia, aud by
direction Of the party secured thereby shall pro-
coed 10 sell. at public auction, on THURSDAY, the
10Th day of September, A. ID. 1875, commencing at
iO o clock g. m, on the premises above described,
part OF the furniture Of the house. 1 name in
Green Rep Parlor Suite; Marble top Tables:
htaReres; Pier Mirror; French plate fine Hat Tree;
One handsome Mantel set; Brussels Carpet;
window prapery; Wardrobes; Window Shades;
Rockers; Bedsteads; Hair and Husk Mattresses;
Mirrors; Sofas and Side Chairs;
Lambre9uins and Cornices; WI lnut Wardrobes;
Walnut Bedsteads; Walnut Marble top Bureaus:
walnut Marbe-tOp Wsshstands;
Painted Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Bureaus;
Washstsnds, Tables, Chairs and Rockers;
Ingram Carpets; Toilette Ware;
Plain and Marble top Painted Cottage Sets;
Side Tables; Lambrequins Hall aud Stair Carpets;
Stair Plates; Hair cloth Sofas and Side Chairs;
sideboard; Dining room Chairs and Tables;
Tin Toilet Sets; 0ilcloth; Clock;
Lot Of Blankets, Spreads, Sheets and Comforts;
Pillow and Bolster Cases large lot Feather Pillows
Two Barrier Chairs; Hair Bolsters;
Hall and Stair Oilcloth and Crash;
China, q lass and Crockery Ware.
Kitchen Utensils, &C., &c.;
One Iron Safe; one Clock; Pivot Chairs; Desk;
Cigar Case; Counters: Mirror Racks.
BARBER SHOP.
Mirrors; Glass Case and Marble top Tables.
WIN. Y. MATTINGLY, Trustee.
sepl0 I'd WASH. ID. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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DIED.

GARRETT. on Monday evening, september D.,
81 80 ooloSn at h; resdenoe corner Of and IN
Pune Funeral TbnT.dsy sitsraoGn lsth instant, ..
GIBSON. Ga the 18th instant, At 10 o'olock, VIC
IoR, son OF John ID Hencretta Gibson, aged
years, months, and Is days.
come, I come, az thy command,
give my spirit g. thy hand;
Stretch forth thine everlastins arms,
And shield me IN the last alarms.
The friends and relatives q the family invited
20 attend the funeral from No i2l5 street sou,a-
west, wednesday, a. 90 O'Clock p IA.
JACKSON. At westport, Conn, on the nth in
slant, BOWMAN JACKSON, oldest son q the Rev,
Aug jackson, Rector, aged 10 years.
Church to morrow MsiLesS, 'r Afternoon no fSg
ocltck; The memUers Of the cOngregatiOn are
Of the choir lie specially requested BY the RectoT
MALONE; Ats.SOa. m. September 18th, Of con-
gestlye shills, MRs; n.EiAN Cows MALoNE,
re.lct ol me iate Daniel nalones aged 81 geGrs
northwest wsdnosday; sep:smbsT iS.h at SO ..
m. Friends Of the family are invited.
STUART. On Monday morning, Of 6 IS O'Clock.
September IS, ISIS, OF Group, EFFiE NAV, aged Z
yesrs, monils, and Is days, ouly daughter and
The friends Of the family are resroe,fulv ,nv,,..
20 attend the funeral the residence Of her fa,her
80 a. sIIeet southwestl on morrow wednes-
a peculiar sadness surrounds little Enc death,
only boy to the silent tomb, and nov tset bane -
childIess, aid their hearts stricken with two-foid
sympathy OF all feeling hearts, and the priceless con
ISOLATION that the breath Of sin stained their pure
souls God called them 70 the bosom Of the Redeem err
Thou art gone 20 meet thy brother
In the spirit realm above,
While angels haste to greet tAee
With songs Of endless love.
His enrsptured spirit called thee
From the dark ming scenes q time,
To the land Of light and beauty,
W here 10 SORROW shall be thine.
Where thy songs Of joyful triumph
On rpritwibg shah fy,
With healing balm for wounded heart,
10 stay the mournful sigh.
"No more pain sorrow, mother,
Happy we shall ever be,
And your ch ildren-sister, brother
Live In endless eostacy." fRfEND.
STEPHENSON. On Tuesday, September lsth, ct
lSo O. m, after q long and painf1i illness. MALINDA
c. wife Of Robert A IN the 4Sth year Of
her sge.
Gone, but not forgotten,
To that land 90 blest,
where her weary spirit
foi eyermore shall rest
Free from pain and sorrow,
And from every care;
With the holy angels,
Soon We III meet her there,
Funeral from the residence, No. z25 9TH street
southeast, tomorrow "wednesday, at O'Clock o,
m. Friends OF the family spectfully invited
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~The Argentine republic proposes 20
levy tax on births, which will render twins
luNuries for the rich alone.
~ Mrs. BloOmer, OF short-dress memory,
now lives at Council Bluffs, Iowa, and wears
long dresses pinbacked, like other women.
DGreat damage has been done near Mont
peller, VT. A water spout swept away nifty
houses, and over sixty persons are missing.
Nine dead bodies have been recovered.
~ The too-senstive chief Of police in Port
ana resigned because a EObber whom he
wanted" not only eluded him, but broke
into and robbed his house.
81 An applicant for a license % teach in
FRANKLIN county, Ind, named Franklin,
DemoSthenes aud Cicero" As the leading
war orators OF revolutionary times.
@At Charleston, ). C., last week An
Lang, Chinaman, was married 10 Miss
cara Davis, a native and resident OF The
city ard a handsome and highly educated
girl.
9-The Grand Duke Alexis OF Russia. who
incurred his fathers displeasure by a secret
marriage, has been divorced from his wife,
and is how happy in the imperial forgive
ness.
~The census Of Charleston, lust COM
pleted shows So $40 souls, against a. $50 In
leo, an increase Of SCI in I'VE years. The
colored population is 32,0l2, aud the white
A,52S, the Increase OF the former having been
much the greatest.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RaILROIO.
New Yerk and Washington Air Line.
SUMNER sCHEDULE-sEPTEnBER 1874

FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
= ~ M M pRs .I,Ilre and Wa stations
O-4S m bAltlnore, Annapolis, Frederick and
122o N, Baltimore: B,sasfls. a. R,iay;
ana Bo.t n Baltimore and ReIsy
Ea, Lquissiils IS s. Louis G Pi'tsSars: Deer
PsIk. Berseley, H.ser,,oyys 70, Frs,i-Iick,
s aqst9P , "i p,as s chi sRa Vasy Branch
s.1Oa. .,washing.on Junction and Way Stations.
sos- p. B'I.i@oTs and WAY st.,ioPS
90 a. M Ba%Cre and d' wa ys STATIONS Ms stops
LOO m p Ssm York, Phiindephts. B1s;on, Nor.
sisiOb: Oniy q Pa9 FEC Cas- 70 Mere
80 m, Baltimore, Lsure and Relay.
5.4s m F.sderiek, Washington Jnnction and
94s m, Baltimore, Frederick and Way Sta
5.0Op m Baltimore, Phil deIp1is aud Relay.
s.5o p. m 'Bsliimcre Annsp polls and Way Stations.
bus. s,Sdu.ky CncihSaii besr P.Is 9 BTke
i ,sS sp,Inssi PS,n,an tayS SsgPsr az gar-
$40 Hager::town, Winchester; and Way
y 20 p m. baltimore and kelsy. Way Stations
go p m, EallnOre and Way Stations
and Ro IN =, Fast Express. Pa'r1ar Palace
I1.25 D. m . Fast Express Pullman r1rs 10 Chi
taso. s. Los,, asf P,f55svs ,oIraOH eiaass.
b'eak'1'i q Z q S 1,y "rp,,xs
IhAiNN.
els N BaItirIore. Philaieiphia, New York
ana sfrn Fast Express.
Bdftnsoys mt Wy !SiGftOHS.-- IN, so, ; 10
aud 80 ?. n.
For Bdlts10cTs qHd Rslay.-7 goa m 90 and
900 m
|st.-s 90 a. m ; 80 and IL 25 ,. m, stopping
during the week.
ga TTaiEs p al T,adnc, R5tsl, Relay House
.SfO'f0H.
FOR further Information apply at the Baltimore
ard Ohio Ticket Offices, W ashinet1n Station. and
4-5 Pennsl lyania avenue. where orders VIII be
tasen for Baggage t. be checked and received at any
point in TIE city
Thus r SHARP. Master Of Transportation.
Il. NJ. COLE, General Ticket agent.
GRO : kOONTZ. General aaull-tr
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue ola writ of ier fscias issued out of the
CLERK Office OF the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, and to me directed, will sell, for cash,
at PUBLIC auction, front Of the court house door
Of said District, on MONDAY, the 9th day of Sep
TENDER, 1875, at 2 O'Clock m, the following prop
erty, VIA parcel of land situated IN the county,
north of the city and Of the 9TH street or Rock
vile turnpike road, being the east part of Lot No.
9, in Block l9, to wit: Subdivision Of Howard Uni
yersity lands Beginning at the southeast corner of
said lot g. running Is feet Wilson street; thence
north at right angles with said street $50 feet to
aey; thence east Is feet; theoce south $50 feet
place Of beginning, together with all and singular
the improv ements thereon, in the District Of CO.
k,mba, seized and levied upon the property of
mary Jones, and will be sold to satisfy execution
No. l0QSs, in favor of the District of Columbia
against Richard Jones and Mary Jones, surety.
sep6-td ALEX. SHARP, U. s. Marshal, d. O.
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MEROHAHTs' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
" wAsHINGros AND NEW YORK

Heres.ter tine me Steamships 4. U. KNIaHT sns
JOHN GIBSON will make regular week A.1,Ss
~ trips between NEW YORK, ALEX- sE&K
AkDBIAl Ash N TON hndseh
GEORGETOWN, as follows.-Leave NEW YORK
from Pier Al East River, every SATURDAY at D
m; leave GEORGETOWN every TUESDAY ct 1 o
Q. N, and ALEXANDRIA the same day
For full Information apply to X. p. A. DENHAM.
business ofhce and wharf, 50 Water street, George.
town, or o. tbs Office Of the President near Pstreet
bridge. w. THOMPSON, President
~fretshts delivered By Knox's K press. ORDER
or nj the steamer wharf, VIII 70 promptly attended
taIl. ~
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How 10 Get Rid of Household Pests.

have not seen a bedbug or a fiea i'm my
mouse Tor many years. If an army OF them
were TO be brought in, mercury would speed
lily extermlnate them; but think cleanli-
ness the best and perhaps the only preyen-
tive. The common house fly do not modest
beileVing that II more than compensates for
It's trouble by clearing the atmosphere OF
efiiuvia and the animalcules which ALWAYS
arise from the putrefaction of decaying sub
stances during warm weather. So also with
the birds, which are quite numerous here,
during the summer. Instead of shooting
Them or setting up scarecrows to frighte1
Them away, throw out every possible in
ducement for them TO build their nests in
my Ifult trees. The birds capture a large
share OF the insects in the larval state aud
mus The millers are prevented from Deposit
ing eggs for future crop of worms. As 10 the
loss OF fruit by the birds, the latter are al
ways sure To be on hand in force in the sea
son OF ripe fruit. whether they come early
enough 10 take the worms or not For the
residue OF insects which infest my vegetable
garden ind that the laboratory OF the chem
list furnishes materials fatal To them an,
among which white hellebore and cayenne
pepper are OF the most utility. The bug or
worm which cannot find vegetation unfia-
ycred with these articles will seek its break
last elsewhere and leave my garden unmO-
Tested A few drops of carbolic acid i'm a pint
OF water will clean house plants from lice in
very short time. IL mosquitoes or other
blood-suckers infest our sleeping rooms al
night, We uncork d bottle OF the oil of penny
royal, aid these insects leave in great haste
nor VIII tney return so long as the air in the
room is loaded with tle fumes of that aro-
matte herb. If rats enter the cellar, a little
powdered potash thrown into their holes or
mixed with meal and scattered in their rum
ways never falls TO drive them away. Cav
enne pepper will keep the buttery and store
room free from ants and cOckroaches III n
mouse makes an entrance into any part of
your dwellings, saturate a rag with cayenne
IN solution and stuff IL into hole, which can
be repaired with either wood or mortar. No
rat Ga mouse will eat that rag for the pur-
pose OF opening commu dicatiOn wit depot
or supplies.-Chdstes Thompson iH Scientific
American.
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hUNOAES0N BROS, Aucrioneers,
~ Corner 9Th and ID streets northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE SITUATED ON NORTH X
STREET. BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND
1sT STREETS EAST, AT AUCTION

clnEEI. BhIM EEN NOhTH OAPITOL AND
1sr STREETS EAST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated June LIST,
Ii A. D. 1874, duly recorded in Liber 75l foIios SO
ct seq oDe Of the land records for Washington
~, District OF Columbia, and at the request of the
party secured thereby will sell, at public auction
70 the highest bidder, in front of the premises, on
FRIDAY, the Gath day of September. A ID. lS7S, at
O'Clock M all that piece OF parcel Of real estate
situated and being in the city Of Washington, Dis
trict OF Columbia, aud known upon the ground plat
square numbered six hundred and seventh 1881
described as follows: Beginning for the same al a
point on north Il street, distant one hundred aud
forty 40D feet vest from the northeast corner of said
tquare, and running thence west twenty (2Ol feet
along said north street. thence south eighty 1877
feet thence east twenty (2O ct; and tn ance north
eighty 800 feet TO the place of beginning together
with the improvements, consisting of and ele-
Terms: 0ne-third cash: balance in three ea1al
fnstalm nts at six, twelve and eighteen months re-
speciyely bearing interest at 10 per per an
mum from day OF sale, secured by deed Of trust on
premises sold all cash at option of the pure haser
All convey anclng at the cost of the purchaser. A
deposit Of SaU required at time Of sale If the terms
of sale not piled with in ten days from day of
sae the Trustee reserves the right TO resell cost
and risk Of the defsulting purchaser.
THOMAS NJ. IANAHAN, Trustee
sepl3d DUNCAkSON BROS, Aucts
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STEAMER LINES.
- E6ULAh LINE TO
B0STON sNO PROViDENcE.


on and after MONDAY, July II, ISIS, the new and
- Lady Of the Lake and Jane MsseIey
VIII mske tour regular tri ps between WASHING
ION and NORFOLK each week,
touching At the principal River Land. EAA@N
fngs, - follows: -
THE LADY OF THE LAKE will leave " ASH
lnSIOs every MONDAY and THURSDAY at 2
oeiosE m, and NORFOLK every TUESDAY
THE JANE MOSELEY viii leave WASHING.
ION every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at s O'Clock
ID, and NORFOLK every MONDAY and THURS
Fare TO Norfolk, -: round trip tickets, g. Meal.
and state rooms extra
EXCURSION RATES.-Round trip tickets 1T re-
aroed rate. 10 Point Lookout, Fortress Monroe and
To Point Lookout and return, s7s0; to Fortres.
Monroe or vue de L Eau snd return, IS. A further
reduction to families Of fifty cents on each fare
HEALS and state rooms extra. Tickets good either
For Tickets, staterooms or Information apply at
the once OF the INLAND AND sEABOARD
SOAsIiNG COMPANY, Room No. 2, National
Department. iv1nIg'
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A MURDERoUs OLD WRErcH.-Harrison
Andrews, aged fifty living at Venice, near
Auburn, New York, attacked his son, aged
nineteen, while asleep in bed on SUNDAY
morning, inficting probably fatal wounds
with Ratchet, shot one OF his two daughters
seriously through the abdomen with pistol,
then poured oil on the carpet, set fire 10 the
house, and committed suicide by shooting
himself through the head. The girls alarmed
the neighboIs, who extinguished the fire and
rendered other assistance. No motive for
the deed is known. Andrews had violent
and ungoYernable temper.
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los II. KELLEY,
- Real Estate gent and Auctioneer,
Once No. 902 Sth st. northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT AND COMFORT
ABLE BBICX HOUSE ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF STREhT, BETWEEN 1srd AND 10TH
a. By virtue of deed of trust, dated the 22d day
81 of pril. A. D. 1873. aud recorded in Liber us,
fOiio S Of the land records of the District Of Column
bla The subscribers will sell to the CHEST bidder on
the premises, on MONDAY. the 4th day of October,
A ID: 1875, at half past O'Clock in the afternoon
AL that piece or parcel of ground lying and being
the city of Washington aud District aforesaid adj
known and distinguished upon the ground plat or
plan thereof as part Of lot numbered ~. in
square numbered one hundred and seven (l07 J; be-
ginning for the same at the southeast Of said
lot, and running thence west along the line of north
street twenty feet; thence north one hundre aud
forty feet ten inches north or rear line
Of said lot thence twenty feet to the east line Of
said lot: thence south along said east line to the
place of beginning together with the improvements,
ct cetera, as in said deed mentioned.
Terms of sale One Fourth cash, Of which BOO
must be paid at the time of SALE and the residue in
equal sums in six, twelve and eighteen months, re-
spectyely the deferred payments to bear eight per
cent per annum interest from the Of SALE and be
secured by deed Of trust on the premises sold; or
the purchaser may pay all cash. All cOnveyancing
10 be at the purchasers cost III the terms are not
complied with within five days after the day of sale,
the Trustees the right resell the property
on five days notice, a. the risk and cost Of the pur
chaser in default.
ffh66aaRRssH HYDE, Trustees.
sepl0- 2aw&ds JOSEPH r. KELLY. Auct
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~ Mary had a little lamp,
r. Twas filled with kerosene,
= And Mary down the chimney blew,

-. And Mary down The chimney blew,
And left this earthly scene.
Gone TO meet her father, who drew his gun To
him by the muzzle.
ga few days since, on q wager OF quart
Of beer, a sinker named Roscoe, OF Gilborne,
Lancashire, allowed his friends 10 nail his
ears TO a door and while thus fastened drank
OF the beer.
eVIn Wyoming at the last election a lady
whose vote was challenged became ungov-
ernabiy angry At the implied Suspicion and
hrashed the challenger, srd then the lady
wept again-tears Of gratitude.
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TTNITED STATES HARsHALs SALE.

In virtue Of writ Of ier facias issued out Of the
Clerks once Of the Supreme Court q the District
ct public sale, in front Of the Court House door Of
said District. on n0EDAr. the 2Tth day Of Sep
scribsd property, viz: Lot No. ~, in Leemis sabdi
vision Of Square No s., together with all and sngu
lar the improvements thereon. In the city OF
Washington. ID. O., seized and levied upon as the
property of B. Lobsiger and I'LL Dc sold 70 satisfy
Geo Mason VS. X. Lebsiaer and VIM II. Barbour.
eep7-a ALEX. SHARP, y. o. 0ArshAl ID. U.
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JULIA" writes 10 the st. Louis Globe
Democrat; Noticing request In one of the
morning papers that the managers OF the st.
Louis fair invite Jefferson Davis TO deliver
the Grafton, will you allow a lady reader TO
suggest that IL he appeared in the costume
worn al the grand finale of the so-called con-
federacy, the receipts will be doubled We
ladies are all anxious TO see what sort OF a
woman be did make. ANYHOW
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A CONDUCTOR on the Chicago and North
western railroad recently kissed one OF his
lady passengers. a Miss McCracken. She
resented his action, and instituted suit
against the railroad for damages on the
ground that she was kissed by the whole
company through the conductor, as agent
An Illinois jury awarded her 81 900, which is
each stakeholder