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LOCAL Ne US.
Condensed Locals.

See notice Of meeting Of Grand Ercamp-
nleut. 7 ~. g. F. ton ight.
TIE VIRGIN. state EOarI If immigration
j. aid u be considering the adviSability or
tatli~hiug branch office IN Washington.
Go - the picnic NJ the SCluetZen Park for
the tcICdi Of -. Dominic church this even
ire. II Won want II have a pleasant time.
Yesterday. Mr.. Il. r Smith. grading on 7.
rear iSt street northwest. eXcavated, about
ten feet below the original grade. in a bed OF
gravel, az immense oak log, In a state OF
IetrisGctiol.
Simon Lodge. No. IGg2. G.. L. o. Of O. F..
has been pTv s-Ited with a handsome set OF
odd Fellows levels nv the officers of Union
Bethel church. fOy selling the highest num-
Der 81 ticket, fpr tire Ten Days Feast in the
Wilderness. 2Cl to 200.
The HiliSbOrO' circuit, Methodist EpiScO-
TAI church SOuth, OF Alexandria. will hold "A
camp meeting on the land of Henry HcatOa,
about half a mile from Round Hi station,
Washington and ohio railroad. commencing
Friday, August g.. and continuing one week.
At an GSSeUbl1cc Of working mcl last
night it was decided to hCli 2 general ma
meeting on NOTdoy evening next in front of
TIE City Hall The following committee was
APPOINTED 10 draft solutions. Matthew NJ
Mamma. Henry Henderson. Joshua KIN,
AieC. OlTSteal and ]. Bennett.
services IN conn elton with the new Meth
odiSt mission church connected with Wesley
northeast, Rev. y. EiclaS ki preaching in the
moaning and Rev. J. Il Wheeler IN the even
ing IN the afternoon the Sunday school wa
organized by the election Of NJ. VI. Kaighau,
SupsTIr tenCeut, Jos. =. Van ArSiale. >ecre-
tary, Mrs. 4. G.. HeGScv. treasurer. G.. NJ.
Ianckt5u, librarian; and Mr.. Rock, ASSIST
ant Librarian.
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TIE LTLLEY BTGANT CASE-S1lfer~ D-
= lD and "a IC.f I-CyF 4fffC P-st'a,s'il'Iy,- Yes
t-It&y aftcrI con. IL me Criminal C,urI
JIN-e Macarthur. Horace ". LIlIey, the
yCuLE'iraI who or + riday ia q. plead guilty
10 ; "a iiG-c tmeui charging Linn with bigamv
N. .sarry ing Hiss Wei>=uborn. Of TINS civ
when he had wife living. was brought ia
Tor sentence. IN reply Ia the question IS 10
Wie'ftr Dc faI Snyt' lu" - say wrv the sen
t'nE5 should mol o. passed upon him. H-s sad
tTft D. had been SsraTa tel from his d-S, wife
telt or i've cas-. aTI they hal I--rz.-t 20
I'VE %I~Tf-.y lave a. 10 they were sii-H..-
"'.' " Zen 30" CTrri- here lie me Miss W-iSel-
Tll ana married her, AMI - tie time no
'tCr-Et ttr' Tie first wife ws.ii no. hold
nm J9 MS VOWS dUtea Macarthur. 4. mass
~ = sentence. salj that The crime Of Eioamv
vas sel-tU~ ONE Sc1rc.'- les than fra
ct re a. rape. and 70 was % ... o. s-c.es-- TINT
20 -- r-l .~E'f- EfH f.sret.r1 81. rgIu-t.s tue
ser i''ry-- year al hard ia.oT II LuC I.tul-
tCEf.sry-
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TRE WENIMnRrn

vfSsT first class Summer H-.ai itusted r.,
1881 NeV castle \. u smiles trl'l Portsn1ut1,
Viii UPen Tor lhe sessou June lTh, under ue manage
nsut 81 CAN PRELL & CT AST Al t.l- rooms IL,
the house are desirable, and the Ocean and River
Bathing. "a ling, Fishing and Raiu. farii-ies uu-
surpasSld. Eur trrtn-- ir'OrmafiHn inquire 81
CHABLFS y. CAMPBELL. Part.lnoufn = H,or
CHAKLES II. CHASE, IS North n rket street,
Boston. MAJ. RrgI-lg - 3rn
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NEW PUBLICATIONS hiliington, a.
ways up with or ahead OF the times sends us
the atlantic, StT'ibner's Monthly and 81. Niclc-
lIS, all for August.
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,EURGETOWN SAVINGS yaNk ID a.
81 HIGH STREET

BANK hours. a. m. l. .. m, and on SatU-iavs
So receive dep sits until ?. Interest paid on
deposits. General Banking Business done. and col
lectlon- mGdO all srC-S-il.io ppirts UiSccr II
days Mo1ddys. III. POLkINBoRN President.
III. W. BaRRETT, Cashier.
- Dtr.sfsrS.
IL II PoikSinhorn' Th1s Bowling, J. T, Mitchell,
RILEY A. Shinn, L u. Hartley, Thomas knowIe
NAV ID tn 1N
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DERFUMERY.

J. d +. ATKINSON-S
WHITE ROSE and other sACTIET pow
pERs. ROSE TOILET POWDER.
TRANSPARENT SOAP. TOILET VIM
EGkR.
PRIZE MEDALS LONDON, PARIS,
VIENNA. CORD0VA, LIMA.
Sold by all frst-class dealers throughout
The States.
j. & Z. ATKINSON.
"a, Old Bond street, London.
Sole Agents in New York-ARNOLD
McNARf: The genuine guaranteed by
TRADE MARK
je3 jya % u3l octl2 novZ3 dec2S
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GEORGETOWN ADvER'M'Ts.

AsPECIhL MEETING OFTHEGEOPGE
Wy TOWN CATHOLIC HiBERNIAE BESE-
IL 81! al SOCIETY will be held WEDNESDAY,
zNt lnrtsnt. az o clock p - take ac-i m ia
regard 10 Celebrating tho Centennial Of PANEL
Cornell. By order It thu Presdel'
JAh u y. j FALNEG, Rec Secretary
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w III. wHEArLEY,s

STEAM DGEiNG AND CLEANING ESTsB.
EESHTENF
- JsFsrS0H S,1st;, e s7Tg-,cs-z. ~. e,
Estsbsl= he'd. 1854. Premium awarded. ISyT In
iarsst aud improved lsGi. Ladies and Geutleraen's
Wearing appsrel OF every desert ytiOn. including
Nesvcts, Crepe Wells aud Trimmings, Kid Gloves.
&c, &c, nicely Cleaned OF d. cd; also, Curtains aud
New Goods, CARPETS and Blsnke.s cleaned during
the Summer months.
send rs your address and We wis call for and re-
turn work AZ place in the District free If extra
charge. Mofk IecSlS ed and return A by mail or e--
press from sDi 20 place in the country sa2I-tr
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EaEFo or P-C-Ic WCr--~-Our neigh
i..-s+ = ICvs-I-' Z; have % EVar. Of Pgbifc
- 81 And are sIrfg they o-r~"t nay their
80. al m pr8v-r. ,il t-Xes ..15Jlh J. G.. Lay
: o.. - > = .-r.-..-
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THE ANALGAMArED Carpenters, And
JOiNers' Association met at Mechanics hall
last night, ID. A. Brannon. the president in
re chair, and j. L. Mcmahon Secretary.
TIE monthly report issued from the hone
branch In England shows total number of
branches, 2I2; number OF members II no
members On unemployed benefit, 50; on sick
teaeAt, .1e; supeTannuated, Is,
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eSt-rtay, after our rgpurt Of the trial Of
Er,otr-cK Il. Smith, charged with libel Of
heV. Nj SielLEfUT by IA publication ia the
1ffE Et'S,a, closed, in the Criminal Court
Judge MacA-'AuT,) testimony for the de-
fence was lIsen, tending to show that Rev
AIF. Ste!uLaJr authorized the payment of
81 for rent, which sum, il is alleged, he
sworc was due him before the Justice.
ltlS morning Tie prosecuting witness. Rev.
I. : E-uhaUer, was sworn in rebuttal, and
testified that he was pastor of the church
from July 10 March 18Th last; that he ten
Iered hiS res snatiOn on the 10Th, and al the
tine he had z class preparing for the church
He also testified that tie rent was paid with
out authority from him. aad that he did NOT
receive pay for February. Several other
Witnesses were examined on the same side
and the defense recalled Mr. Pitt, who testi-
fed that = resigned when lie saw that The
congregation intended TO dismiss him. The
court, however, ruled this out saving that
church qUarrelS should never be brought
INTO court unless 1t was absolutely neceS-
sGIy.
AFTER the case had been argued by Mr. F.
schmidt for the government ami General
1lonKle for the accused, Judge Macarthur
charged the jury. lie first gave the definition
OF libel. and stated the circumstances of lin.
hrSt libel case tried in England. The paper
IN this case il clearly libellous, but If true
and published from good and iuStifiable ends
they should return verdict OF not guilty.
But ON the other hand, even II true, but in
stigated and published from malice on the
part OF The defendant, they should return a
verdict or guilty.
ANoTHER DIVORCE CAsE-To-day in the
EQUITY Court, in the case of Henry III. T.
Matthews against Lucinda s. Matthews a
decree OF divorce was granted. In this case
petitioner alleged that he was married to de-
fercant In March, lSCS, and they lived TO-
gether till June, 1911, when he was Obliged TO
leave her on the ground OF misconduct and
lll-reatment He charged that in June,
$50, she committed adultery with one VIM.
Thompson, but on the promise of defendant
10 reform he passed over her misconduct;
but on the 18th of June, 1871, she committed
adultery with person unknown on F street
south, between Sd and Az, and after he was
compelled to leave her she lived year and
half with Beverly FTasier. The petitioner
was represented by Mr. John Crtlikshank,
and Mr.. j. NJ. Iznasa took the testimony.
MEN INJURED BY THE FALL OF A SCAF-
FoLD.-AboUt IL O'Clock to-day four brick
layers, named Jas. Carberry, Jas. Dunn
Chas. Knight and John Mallory. engaged at
the house Of Judge Knott, in building an
extension were severely injured by the fall
ing OF the scaffold. precipitating them to the
ground, distance of about fifteen feet
They were attended by DIR. Mundell, and az
forwards removed to their homes.
NEW PUBLICATIoNs.- Shiliington, a.
the Atlantic, &T-ibHeT's Moflthiy and 81. yichc.
las, all for August.
@DisIaell proposes a new verb for MEM
bership OF the English language. He said in
b.,rrs - tuy
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kNCHANGE EMIEI..

4.-tE5-l situated on the higle-t P-ilt - the Md
ials1 railroad b miles from ssTr.rg -i- morn
tlg aid eNcIlEg trains each Nay. F4r- f.r round
typ, li5 Tie bCLel d utS, Wit, double pITcheB
tn eLfie length. The rooms are a.f FURNISHED,
srd the Di-it room cool ard airy Tho country il
as healthy r., any in the world, a-1 'hers ara ~
uuEIuitgez. Boa ders Withtsf c. .rs- --sf.rre.l.
JelU-3H FRANCIS !. CsNNOV. P-srrictor'
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a sTOCkTON HOrrL

4-f41 CAPE NAY, N
Opens Jane 26rri. 1875.
CHARLES DUFFY
COZ Cou;iat ntal Hotel, PAD .a-I phtan
yeSc-im Proprietor
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TIE FIRST WOMAN FRA~CvTeE TIA
Party viii De held az the Ws-va.l'S ciuh
rooms. nOTthCaSs corner Sun aud q streets
% morrow even ~. from 10 70 O'Clock The
rate OF 3dnl'SSton has Sse1 nNei az IL cents
and The proceeds ar % De devoted To- the
purchase Of . library l--t 4.t-llJre. SesaI-
vrTli-,Tle-.. tr- . l4s-sft..g co.. things 10 l,s
s.ri ..lcs. o. -l.c Ccsa-iCU.
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ss4a SURF BATHING.
~ POINT LOOKOUT HOTEL

Access pcr Potomac steamers. Pave arF Yoz
lurrade Bals durlIg the season. - cf-cularg
Z. ils, &c, address JAS r MILE IN s. BRO
Point Lockout ST. Mari : Co. M J-gl I'm
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Nessrs. McDerInOit Brothers. of This cif,-
will 10 morrow shin by the New York Stea-1
ship Company 10 New YORK, for reship-neat
70 caro-, number OF aTbulancss and
wagons built by them FOR the new SIGNAL
COPS recently established III Egypt Which
has adopted all OF the PRINCIPAL features ~
he American system.
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EFCUISITToS PROM VIRGINIA. FOR TuE
EILECED FEMALE INCENFEAEY-Capt T.
-itoh. Sheriff OF Elizabeth City county Va
SIilFeN mere this morning from Fortress
Moii with rCqDisitiOD frOrnithe Virginia
a0thcrltleS Tor Lucinda Washington cOIOr-
a. WHO : charged with having set fire 10 her
husbands house, near FortreSs 49, - -.
IlIay la>t, burning ~ To the grOund- and
who made her escape Afterwards 10 ne -.
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EFsr wagons - COOKS. FEC Bridge street.
G6C1EetCg--
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THE MARYLAND SIXTH REGIMENT COM
iNT.-The Baltimore Gazette of this morn
II says that the 9th regiment NJ N G.
tI4 'larence Peters, will on Friday next
Tue INST, leave Camden station. Baltf-
more ~ Ohio Railway, for this city in n
special n at 40 O'Clock n. m. numberin ,
ABOUT $50 1skets, and accompanied by their
Jul band a. drum corps nUmberinS fiffv
WIN capt Hoffman leader OF the band. and
Drum Major ellington OF the drum corns
Tie comm and will march through Tth street
NaSL ington, 10 the steamer Arrow and pro,
coed 10 Mount Vernon. On the return OF fhe
command from Mount Vernon TO Washing
Ion they will be received and entertained bv
The Washington Light Infantry.-Ban. Ga
-fsfs cOfh. ~
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MAhsIAfsF rtCFS.Fs have been issued rs
follows jane : .aGOrs, and Sarah Ellen f,ai-
2; OR ava T. CCIClw, % PittSB.rg. and
Nary r H..tliue- Henry Crime. oC EfvS-
.lile- Ef-, AID AlT-rfG SliimC-e- W-u
y uil.1ds ana Mary ~. ] cry. Prank keSSIer
arc Maggie Greer : X. Goblin and Alice
? F.dU4onS3f >.iaS benty. % Fairfax coun-
~. Va. aud E.ien X. Garrisol, of SJa1nrI
county, Va.
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ASsHENASDoaH Aim STRINGS,

This delightful -raside re-arf - nov rr4g Hat
ings Hathl' *. i~hiug. oysto--, SIR erals Fsb.
Anc AT ki,fs Of >ea fCCd. orc &C. the largest Ran
r. ms m Virginia Pine Band ~ = u.fr Cal 'r.le-
graph; regular Neil. The Norfolk ii4s ~ st,.a-aer5
SOP az -, wharf TERMS as per month II f5nr
ve-'ks. SIS per week. sS pr ,lsv'.
les In " 4 Hl,Krf ?.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30
JAPAN.

Perhaps no country has recently made
more rapid progress In educational and
political matters than Japan. The sys.
tenn OF government which she has recent
ly adopted, although constitutional
and legislative one, is somewhat pecu-
liar, and, Ii successful, may teach us
something in regard to Deficiencies OF our
boasted system OF fself-goyernment. Con-
trary to the usual practice Of civilized
countries, whether liberal monarchies
Or republics. the upper parliamentary
chamber originates measures which the
Emperor is to approve or condemn. II
approved they 60 TO the lower House to
be arranged In the form of Laws possess
ing binding force, and to be also ar
ranged In such form as to be most read
)ly understood and most readily brought
70 bear upon the people. Should this
tystem prove successful, it may be Of
yalue to us with our many uncertain or
popbtful laws capable Of . double rem
1efing.
kTbe Emperor, In giving his charge to
}he new HoQeea. says;
! 20 5op. th6b, abstain from becoming
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30
How q Prisoner was Locked Out.

Mr.. Hayes, the man who has been i'm.
| iprisoned for the past few weeks on the
charge Of setting the Opera-house on
fire, enjoyed a brief season of liberty
| yesterday forenoon, to the great aston.
ishment Of himself and the amusement
of our citizens. The hour set for the
| examination was nine O'Clock Tuesday,
and Mr.. Hayes was accompanied to the
isourt-h01se by Deputy Sheriff Milling
| ton. Shortly thereafter Mr. Millington
was called to West Rutland on business,
leaving the prisoner al the Cour -louse.
| " became necessary about 1879 . 'clpck,
to adjourn the case until the afternoon.
When the adj9urnmenL was ordered et-
| erybody left the Courthouse but Mr.,
Hayes, who waited around for his es-
cort. He remained in the half awhile,
and then went out and sat down on the
steps. He remained here some time, but
no one came, SO be concluded to dis
pense with an escort and started for his
clearinghouse. He arrived there In
due course, and asked for admission to
his old quarters.
around the sshotsT to carry W up "Ii.s lie
trunks and act US porter, at once saw a
~nigger on the fence" as it were, and
lresponded:
mo, sab, va kan't.cum in hyar."
"But, said Mr.. Hayes, advancing.
"Git out o. dar, / tell you, you not
lawrly Permitted to dis institooshun,
and you can't cum In"
"Btt / haven't been released yet,n
said Mr., Hayes.
II tell you, you're not kermittcd to die
Jail in . lawful mannah, am can't 'cept
you," said the dpsky custodian.
IL must 90 in"
"Now, l6ok-a-hyar, mistah, you keep
cool, am I'll splain mJ p'sition. Pm de
officah of dis heah place, protein. Now,
Mr.. Hay, you think you KIN fool offican
Of dis heah Jail? Do you s'pose lse roun
dis here perwisun 80 long am don't
know when mars locked up ,cordin' to
de du form OF law? You want to 'voiye
dis chile into troubble, you git the whole
force ,prisoned for tempt of court. Now.
you yarmoose dis rancee, tur you may
STAN rouR till ole Gabl blows his steam
wis'l, and you can't cum in Wid0ut de du
form an seryance of de law. No. sab.
You kin look through the gratins am
serve de comforts 'joyed by de regular
borders, but you can't 70: in. Or YOU
can go to the back winder an' wis'i
sally come up, IAN de boders III line in
de kurns; but can't lose my psition as
an oticah Of dis perwisun, and compo-
mise de hull foce by flowing you mong
de s'Iect bod0rs, widout de- papers.0
Mr.. Hayes did not choose TO press the
matter any tnrther, so he started down,
town to hunt up some person to get him
-Admtttance to his boarding-house. he;
~
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30

In some OF our temples of worship,
nose who go round with tne contriou,
they 60 along. One OF those gentlemen
recently extended the box to good
looking gent, who slowly shook his
head. "Come, William, give something
said the good man Of the church with the
box. "Can't do IL, deak," said william
"Why mot; isn't the cause good one?'
Eyes, good 'nuff; but 1 amt able to give
nothing" "Poohl poohl know better.
You must give nae a better reason than
tnat." swell, owe too much money y
swell, but William, you owe God a
much larger debt than any one eise."
''Thats true, but He amt a-pushin' me
like the rest ef my ereditore.0
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30

A poor boy-a Vat upon theitempestu
GUS bIll0ws otf dfe--named Duncan Nc
henzle, @Serfanger In a strange land,
anu outh to fortune and fame un-
n1n9tn, was arraigned yesterday in the
lvSyurt of Criminal Correction on q
:! charge of stealing So worth of brass.
| The boy stated that he was born in Cam
ada, and had been under cruel task
master there, and for that reason had
sought the shores of 'tFree America,"
with hope of procuring work sufficient
to maintain life until he should arrive
| at the age OF manhood, when he hoped to
have attained the distinction OF mas
| ter mechanic. That he mad neither kith
nor kin, home nor friends in this coun-
try, and that he had tried by every
means, unailed by the advice and coun-
Gil of older heads, to earn livelihood,
but had signally failed Gas his pinchsd,
wan features showed); and he was
driven to the only means left--anecessi-
ty which placed upon him the brand of
"thief." he said he had been reared
better in early life, while his parents
lived, but the problem Of lie to him mad
resolved itself into this--sssteal or
starve''.-and actuated by the law
which all OF us n-self-preservation--
he admitted stealing three dollars worth
Of brass, which he sold to enable him TO
get something to eat.
The Judge yesterday took the case
under adyisenent, and this morning,
calling the peor boy before the bar, ne
said: "My son, you have committed
crime for which you should be punished,
but the circumstances are such that
there Is some mitigation in the case. 1
fine you $40 and stay the execution, and
you must either procure work or quit
the city"
As he said this, there was twinkle
in the eye of Judge Colvin-not smile,
but q tear--as he reached down Ia his
capacious pants pocket and drew tfero-
from tour or dve dollars, which be hand.
ed the youth with the admoniti0n to "go
and SIN no more."
The boy, who had good counte-
nance, was deeply affected, as were all
the bystanders, and If good deeds are
remembered in the great t.Hereafter,0
we score one for Judge Colyin.-St.
Louis Journal.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30

WE have intelligence to-day Of the
aeath of the Ex-Emperor Ferdinand I,
Of Austria. He was the SON OF Francis
who was ON the throne during b
wars Of the French Reyolutiog. Fer.
ainand succeeded his Is..her. and
was crowned Emperoy of Austria
and King OF Hungars cad Bohemia, in
1886. He was oE1 kind and amiable dis.
position, bpS weak and vacillating, and
becanea mere puppet in the hands OF
1etternich and others of the ultra cofl-
servatiye party. During the troubles Of
l848, he, in obedience to the will
Of his subjects, abdicated infavor OF his
nephew. Francis Joseph, the present
able, enlightened, and popular Emperor.
He has since lived in strict retire.
ment and seclusion at the resi-.
aence assigned him near Prague,
where he died yesterday at the age OF 81.
Personally he was greatly beloved, and
his dethronement was due entirely to
the tyrannical and Sodiods acts of his
unscrupulous Ministers.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30

WHEN writers for the German papers
work themselves up to pitch at which
their native language fails to meet the
emergency they throw in a line Of Eng.
lish. The Freie Presse, this morning,
after commenting on the fact that Mayor
Johnston retains Colonel Snelbaker as
Chief of Police Notwithstanding the fact
that he is under indictment Tor embezzle-
ment while in a former official position,
itremarks that The Mayor dare not dis
charge him lest in his indignation he tell
something to the further injury of his
confederates. At this point it dashes
madfy into English with the words of
Julius Cesar, "He knows too much.
Such men are dangerous"
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30

VIM. Tallant and wife to 7, NJ Quilian
1877 and t5s in the grantol9s .subdivisi(
Avondale. each rs by 1pJ feet-S3s5.
Vachel W illiams, per agent, to J.. Az
one year's lease with the privilege OF twoA
oi Lots a and . in the subdivision OF Mt Ha
son, Twenty-frst ward, containing togetf
seven acres--at an annual rent OF $a8a
Anton Zugelder and wife TO Wilhelmi
Holzmiller, strip 6 by Az feet, on the SOL
side OF Lick Run pike, in ST. PeterstoH
Twenty first Ward-$500.
Eight tax deeds from the Auditor to j.
Hopple, were also left for record.
Spring Grove Cemetery to w. b. Curry,
22S in Section 70, containing 3si square fee
$159 40.
Jane Gallagher and husband to Micht
Sweeney, perpetual leaseh3ld, 20 by 80 fe
on the east side of Dalton ayenueN. lD Il
south Of Clark street. -
John Kinsly to Ann Burke, lot %
lying 100 feet south Of the WalkeTl
and lose feet , stsaS south q the Lehman Isd,a
Augusta Cram and husband to j..
termann, lot l6 SO by 95 feet, on the A.,cress
Of Clinton street, 1855 SO feet west oft9'"
$780, A.res
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30

searched around for some time bui
could find no one. Mr.. Millington came
home ON the noon train, and Hayes met
him on the street and requested to be
taken up town. MIR. Millington took
him into custody, and he was taken to
jail and locked up agaln.-Rutland (Et..
Herald.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30

The meanest thing that has been said
about the prevailing hat for ladies OF
course comes from the Chicago Inter.
Ocean, and is this: ut looks rather
more like an inverted old-fashioned
pickle-dish, with last weeks boquet
dropped on it, than anything else."
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30

THE exposure of the Loader and Price
conspiracy, contained in The STAR ofyes
terdny, was the most important piece oi
news that has been given to the public
since the early days OF the scandal. II
shows to what desperate means the par.
ties in the case are resorting, and may
prove the key to still more startling de-
velopments, which, it is possible, may
change the whole phase OF the case.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30

THE decision of the Supreme Court yes.
terday granting new trial to Rufer and
Egner. was rather surprise, as it was
generally believed the motion would be
overruled. Egner took occasion to In
form the messenger who conveyed the
intelligence to him that he ''never be-
lieved they would hang an innocent
man."
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30

A FIsHY story comes by our foreign
dispatches in the statement that crab
eleven feet six inches long is on exhibit
tion at YokOhama,' japan. 1t was
caught in Yeddo bay.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-30

OUR country has been saved again.
This time it was at Dollymount, and our
riflemen did it. Old Ireland poured out
her hospitality to the Americans, and
after her team was beaten three Lord
Mayors banquetted the victors.