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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-07

BLAINE'S RELIGIOUS TALK.-It is not sc
generally known as Ii should be tina,
speaker Blaine Is a member, in good and
regular standing, OF the LIST Congregational
church OF Augusta. During the session OF
Inc general conference there some years ago
Mr.. Blaine entertained q Portland clergy.
man with his usual hospitable courtesy
taking with charming freedom and brill
fancy on great variety of subjects. AS his
guest was departing Mr.. Blaine pleasantly
urged MIN 10 come again. II have received
you now" he said, Gas a clergyman. Come
and see me by and by in your personal ca
pdclty. 1 want to talk to you about politi
cal matters; don't like to talk on religious
suoJects, you notice, exclusively. 1t had not
before occurred to the visitor that thu ONLY
subject which had not been mentioned by
MT. blaine was religion.-P0rtldsd advertiser
Alex. Dupata, a Cuban, was arrested In
BOSTON Monday for outrS ging his own dau gh-
ter, aged seven years.
The boiler of a saw mill near Hot
springs, Ark, explode1 Saturday, killing
TOUR men and seriously injuripg seven Others.
1Among the young ladies who are this
year attending the course of lectures in the
st fetersDurg academy OF medicine are two
Iartar ladies (Mohammedan) who have com
pieIed their preliminary studies in a school
IN Burlington, VT, three churches re-
SSentiy were struck by lightning, AMI NUM-
Der OF persons who were at PRAYER meefino.
were knocked over The lightning-rot a. p
iiou , VISIT burlington. Spare the rod aud
spoil the church. -' '''N
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4 NM N0TYTAII HITSF. ArCRES

&Ak THE Nor STAlN HOUSE. AT GRES-
EHV son SPEINGS.-This favorite sI-nmfr
x-tI<<l resort on tua Sgrin it q The AIsrh-nia-
v ~ be cpeuel Tor the reception ~ guests June ~
l~l5. Since la-t season the haiiliugs have ben
enlarged ard greatly improved, AMI new aul baaut-
I'M drives have been made through tha grounIs
For further Information address AZ either Il tho
Z aces mentioned halaW, tfs prpprictars. q. ~
Ni Lin & co, trf S~sn Spriugs. Cambria c.,
Pa, or Cloud Hotcl Philadelphia. ~ In
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KEW. HENRY WARD BEECHER only waits
Tor that verdict in order To rush on TO WASH
lhgton and pay his special improvement
street. -
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IIFBIG'S Liquid Extract of Beef regulates
The bowels. strengthens the nerves, inducing
bright intellect and vigorous health.
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CIT Y IT. MS

IMPORTANT MONTHLY MEETING OF the
Master Plumbers and Gas Filters Associa-
ton tonight at I O'Clock
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I..tEl FREDESi"h COUNTY FTRGINTs.
One and a halt mi from stephen sous Dtp1f
Terms for NAV, June. September aal October
- per osyI ~ ~ PeT week, and : - pr mouth
Tor July sud August, g 81 pr dsy. : D pr ws.k
sud $50 per month. Cniidr ~ aud S.rN aut- IA
price. Round tsir ticket from Warrington : Sd
Pamrhlcts at Etbi't House.
le22 i'm p g JORDAN
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INTERESTING TO LADIES.
:. 4 Z

INTERESTING TO LADIES.
Ecru l.3ces and Edgings to match.
Figured Grenadines, 12%c.. worth 70.
Linen Dress Suitings cheap
Victoria Lawns and AlecienneS. all OF
which are sold . per cent. below original
cost. REHRFSD RRoS
106 eth street, near G..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-07

AS SUMNER Is approaching, you will fni
more satisfaction In wearing the Warwick
ana Elmwood collars than any other.-.Adg
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KITTEN BY VICIOUS DoG.-Dr. j, mes X.
heily, on street southwest, was badly
pltten on the left arm by a vicious dog
!ast evening, while proceeding To visit a pa
tient IN Limerick alley. Officer Sllas Lev Is
shot the dog this morning.
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NoORE.S MOTEL.

E:M LEONAR DTOWN. MARYLAND.
4 open for the reception Of Summer R,.rtars
The table l. supplied with tha best tue market #
lords mpng the anu euents are Salt Mater Rafl-
ing. Fishing. Boating, Crcq net aud R6gIius =
loon Two excellent Fhysciaus IN the town Term.
> 20 per day; 50 pr mouth. Children aud mr.. -,
nan price, nrst table fun priHe. Steamer Pilot -
leaves ashingtun every Saturday morning AT A.
w. arrives Al 2. IN. STEAMER Sue leaves every
MONDAY ~ .. m arrives Tuesdays q m Addre-r
HERBERT +. MOORE, Leoharit0yn, =. Mary q
county, Nd. iaef .arg~
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SUBSTITUTES IN THE DENTAL RANKS are
not desirable; therefore keep the natural
teeth sound and pure with that wholesome
vegetable elixir SOZOdOnt. Do this. and they
VIII last as long as the breath lasts, and the
breath itself Will never be tainted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-07

BUILDING AsSocIArIoNs.-Atth the ninety
fourth monthly meeting of the First Co op-
eratlve Building Association 81 900 was sold
AT an average premium OF IL PEI cent.
The Carroll Cooperative Bui ldiug Asso-
cation met few nights since, a nd money
was sold at an average of 1856 per cent.
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THOUSANDS OF PROMISING YOUTHS. of
both sexes, go down TO untimely graves
rom general debility and weakness, who
might be saved by fOrtifying their systems
WIN IRON. The Peruvian Syrup is an Iron
Tonic prepared expressly To supply this vi
taliZing element, and is the only preparation
OF iron that Will assimiIate at once with the
blood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-07

CHICKEN FIGHT IN PRINCE GEORGIA.
main was fought at Pumpkntown Prince
Georges county, Nd, yesterday. for $50 a
SIDE, and $40 on each of the single fights, be-
tween ten Virginia cocks and ten from Ma. v
land. About three or four hundred people
nom Washington, this city and the adjoin-
ing counties in Maryland and Virginia were
present. The betting was lively and a con-
The main was won by the Virginia birds
the score being as follows, viz: Virginia, l.
2,5, g. 6, SO; Maryland, 3, Al, 1O.-Ayec. { Va
Gazette, 9Th. ~
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$50 10 $4,000 has been invested I'm Stock
Privileges and paid 900 per cent. profit. Glow
10 do IT. book on Wall street, sent free.
New York e ..
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uTCo-Russian Baths
At half price for two weeks. A luxury that
You Will not dispense with.
1,3 903 T. street northwest
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fJlLpiNS PERMITS issued by inspectOr
IiON man are a. follows: Il. w. Tofnbkins.
lhree two-siory bricks, south side Monroe.
between g and X streets northwest: $50.
= r Thompson. brick stable. south side
pennsylvania avenue, between 4 = and 9Th
street northwest 500. ChaS X lOtT a three
sloIy brick dwelling, north side O.. between
I'm and 18th streets northwest: SiOOOa -
NewcOmD, = tEO-StOry brick back building
NeSI Slde iltn, between y and o streets
hoTtnWeSt >l.401. j. Beckett. two-story
az basement Dick dwelling, west side Con-
necticut avenue. between i, and NJ straets
northwest 500. Jos. COlci2Z ger, a two
story and cellar dwelling, north side :. be-
tween On and .th streets northwest. 500
W H circuit, three-story and baser,anf
uweiiing. south side East CapitOl street. be-
tween 5th and eth streets: - 6rO Z. 60 Ba,le-
DICK dwelling, west side I !. street south
west, between Maryland avenue ami &
street; l.5OO. ". T. Murphy. a brick dwell
ing, north side L. between gth and fufb
streets northwest 500
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RENOVO HOTEL.

I..IE This Pleasant aud Popular Summer Re
AZ ReDoyU, z unsy u suia. on the iiBe q the
Philadelphia Erie Railroad. Is nov open Tor tho
accommodation Of visitors. TIL situation If fhs
Hotel Immediately the Susquehaua river, in the
midst Of splendid mountain scenery ard contiguous
TO Celebrated cunning and trout fishing regions,
renders II unusually attractive while the acc M
mCdailons provided are e the very bet kind EN-
curson tickets % Renovo sold AZ an tn priuc
pal Of ces Of the Penusy lyania Railroad Cpnpanv
for r., ms and Rates. address PROPRIETOR
RENONO HOTEL. REMOVE. pa 10. I'm
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THE PRINTERs-LmpoTt0m Meeting Of the
Eftptoyers-A meeting of the employing
printers OF the city was held last night at
which there was full representation pres
ent. After fee discussion IL was resolved
that they would no longer submit to the
rules of the union as dictated by the en-
Pleyes of the government office and resO-
tuition was passed giving notice TO the prin-
tiers that from and after August ID the EN-
pl0ylng printe.s would not recognize the
rules established by Typographical Union
lOl, and now i'll force in this District
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The FUNERAL of the late VIM. j. Harris
took place from his residence on 4th street.
near II, yesterday, and the remains were in
TERED at GlenwO6d with the services of the
Odd Fellows-Beacon Lodge, No. IS, and CO.
lumbar Epcampment, No. 1, with the Uni
formed Patriarchs, being present. Rev. Dr.
Dashiel, of Mckendree Chapel, OBLIGATED
The deceased was the father of Policeman
George ID. Harris, was q native of Baltiplore
and a well-known master painter OF old
times.
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Al THE BFyERIDGE H0USE-

MHY mIDDL Eb CkG. LOUDOUN 60. Va.
- IL now ready Tor the reception 81 Summer
BOarders. Ii lisa handsome house, with 81 rooms
and large porticos- snd l. k pt in the best style
hlddleburg Il situated IN the most beautiful anf
healthy section 4 Northern Virginia, fifty milel
southwest OF Warrington CITY: has churches q ~
denomin atlons and pleasant society. There j. within
a mile 81 the House nne Mineral Spring, vhozo
medical waters have been pronounced by Physicians
To- he equal 20 any IN the state ally stages connect
" IN the Railroad Depgts az GeeSburg and al the
Plains A free ride 70 The Spriugs every day FOR
prietor. ia1l- I'm
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FOR Moth Patches rockies and Tan. ssk
your druggist for Perry's Moth and FreckIe
Lotion. II is reliable. For Pimples on the
race, Black-Heads or Flesh Worms, use
Perrg'S ID,IroUed Cornetione and PiJir,le Rem
et'y, The Great Skin Medicine, or consult Dr.
B. c. Perry, 40 Bond street, New York. 651:
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales OF
1872 were e219 SEQ. 4I2-s wt
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MISSES DUNcANsON BROS, auctianeers.
VIII sell on saturday afternoon. the IOfh Of
July, tnat valuable property used as a ba-
kerry. corner OF iith and + streets northwest
be sale VIII positively take place as there
VIII De 10 pOsfpOrement. THIS presents a
Splendid Opportunity 70 purchase a good
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-About 2x O'Clock
this morning Officer Mitchell brough to the
fourth precinct station a man named ThOs
Nj, BucEhauser, OF Wilmington, Del, for
lodgings. He states that at 10k o'clock he
asked two white men AT the corner of 18th
and streets TO direct him to Georgetown,
and they accompanied him through the gate
al the south front OF the Treasury, and after
giving him drink of whisky from a bottle
they Knocked him down and robbed him of
hat, coat, shoes, socks and $50 in money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-07

REAL ESTATE SALFS.-R III. Warner real
estate broker and auctiOneer sold at auction
yesterday afternoon, for James s. Edwards
a2d Il. T. snyder, trustees through j. Il. Cold
well, salesman, tie house on the northwest
cerner OF New York avenue and l4th street.
known as the Bryant house, TO Albert Glea-
son, at s30,oOo. This Is a fine fOur-story build
ing Quilt on the site OF the Union Academy
Also on saturday afternoon, for X. $. Davis
trustee, through +. ID. Cleary, salesman lot
z, In square 1888, To W. Childs, for S223.
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CornS. Vascular ENcrescorces
Bunions, 1ngrOwing Nails, &c, success fully
treated at DIR. Whites establishment 535 18th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours: from
a. m. to p. IN. Fee, 81 per visit. Owing to
press OF business during office hours DR.
White is unable to attend patients at resi-
denceS, except after & n m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-07

The WAsHISGToN BASE BALL CLUH IN
A BAD WAN.-An Associated Press diSras On
from ~ Louis. July 9. says: The business
agent OF the Washington Base Bal Club ah-
seconded nom here last night with All ths
money OF the club. leaving them with NO
raised cor their benefit 4"
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SAVAGE ASSAULT CE A WoMAN-8e,y In
JtYtes .Hay Prove F0f0f on the Mon, -, -
ON instant VIM Burke made "A savage as
sault on Mary RingOid, on 81 street, between
Name and Maryland avenues Southwest
knocking her down without cause and keat-
Ing and kicking her In a NEST brutal manner
NdIy made complaint 10 the first precinct
siatlon- when Officer kearney arrested
burke, ana he was permitted TO give bonds
Tor MS appearance TO answer to-day before
me fOloe Court. Mary went kome and was
ooilged 10 send for physician-Dr Poulton-
VINO after an examination, gave a certff icafa
10 the officers that his patient is i'm a y>erv
crltlcal condition Officer Kearney presented
tlis 20 The prosecuting or Ger at court tbiS
morning, and warrant was made ont
charging Burke with assault and battsry
with intent 10 Kill. Burke vas then rear,
rested and held % bail 10 await the reSnIts of
the injuries on Mary. Va
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EXcHA =, HOTEL,

IEsH SOoDS VA
This delightful Seaside Resort. si,ua,aa n, 81,
Atlantic Ocean, and celebrate for fine aud safe SUIT
pathing, hshlpg shd sho ting, is now open for tue
Terms - per day; SIS pei week; $50 per month
Route:-From Washington by steamer a. Ian,
moseiE, or Bsli'm"re BY Old Bay Line -Tealners 70
Norioik, connecting With ste amer N r. BanEsY
Tor Cherrystone, Monday, " etinesiay ana Friasv
mornings, 0 clock COBB BROS co
Je9-lm ICap lml pr,,r,.f,o-.
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ST MINER HATS.

THE GREAT WASHINGTON REMEDIES.
DIR: WATROUS HEALING BALSAM ANDDR
LEWIS. MEDlCATED PLASTER, SYRUP OF
boNEsET AND WILD CHERRY, and other
The Medicated Plaster was never equalled in cases
81 Gods coughs, Pneumonia. Pleurisy, Neuralgia,
Rheumatism Group, Sore Throat, Yellow Fever. Ty-
prod Fever SCARLET Fever, Hemorrhsge, Parsly
Ccrns, Cuts, Burns, Bruises and even Consum a.
tlon receive wonderful relief and generally perfect
circulars. 'i
All persons ordering before the press of autumn
business, will have $40 worth sent them for each
10 ordered, and in that proportion.
once, No. 3 May Building, Corner of and 7th ,
"hsnihRnon, u u. j. G.. LEWIS.
r. o:"Iln nose having these remedies on commits
SION VIII please report and remit for sales Y6- 6tr
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JARVIS SOper, assault and battery with
intent 10 Kill Harry +. Swami. This was a
!uarrel between some boys on Sunday on
the commons, which led to blows and de-
fendant drew out knife and stabbed COM
plainant in the back, inficting a dan
gerous wound. Defendant is about fourteen
years OF age, and Swami is somewhat
older. Swami owned up to striking
Soper In the mouth first, but justified this
act by charging SOper with hurting him in
the head with bean shooter. The wound
inflicted with the knife is an inch deep and
about three inches long Grand jury and
bonds at $500.
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Opens June 26th, ISIS.
CHARLES Duffy.
cor Continental IN Jtel, Phil sd.lph
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SURF BATHING.
Ill POINT LOOKOUT HOTEL.

ychYtHANk1 oilers cOIlfOr table accommD la-
&s.{R1 tons AZ her residence, five miles IRON An
nAPciiS. to families aud Pers0us desiring 20 Sp-rI
tn summer, with The pleasure Of Surf and Privafl
! a hing, Fishing. Boating, NC. The Waters al,ou.I
IN the finest Fish. Oysters auC Crabs.
Terms reasonable and made known on application,
Post Office Address Annapolis iels .. IN IIg-
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Uiafer styles ia Giores.

The winter style in gloves is as follows:
Giants de Swede are not considered suita.
able for winter use, and the fine, soft
cheyreau glacie is only worn for full
dress. There are in Paris gloves made
especially for this season. For morning
wear the worsted glove called Cashmere
is convenient, warm, and easily drawn
off and on it comes with as many as four
buttons. For half dress the Castorine,
which is of undressed kid and very
strong, is Economical. This glove is
suitable for wear with suits Of cloth,
Cashmere, yigogue, matte, etc, a. it is
only made in dark shades, such as dark
green, plum, purple, brown, and gray.
The CANT russo is the full-dress winter
glove, worn with the most elegant velvet
suits, trimmed with fur. They are very
warm, though made Of handsome fine
chevreau. These gloves are lined with
silken fur, which does not enlarge the
hand, but protects l.. and keeps the skin
white aud soft in the coolest weather.
They are also made in dark colors. The
black and gray gloves are lined with
purple silk, and are used for half mourn
ing. The green ones are lined with red
aud the havane with blue. They are
rather expensive, but 50 durable that
they finally prove quite cheap. For
riding and travelling the Jeanne dare is
suitable. This glove is of a rather thick
and strong kid, with a double row of
stitching, and it has a deep gauntlet. 1t
is only made in different shades of gray.
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WrIcen,c 1hri-fma. CIR.

The usual practice in choosing Christ
mas gifts, says Scribner, is to start out
with full pprtemonnaie and come home
with it empty, having secured a dozen
print and book and curio shops mean
time to " find enough pretty things to 60
round" The gift sent to one friend
might have been offered with equal pro
priety to hundred others. Now every
body worth remembering at all on
Christmas day. has fancy, or whim, or
association, which trfe will recall and
crafty. Now that we have 50 little
money, let Us set our brains to work to
remember these whims OF hobbies, and
to find the suggestive trifles, and our
word for it we will startle our friends
with a more real pleasure than if we had
sent them the costliest unmeaning gift.
There must be a nice discrimination,
too, in asserting these tribes. There are
certain folks whom we know TO be sorely
in need of articles for the wardrobe, and
TO whom we must therefore give utterly
useless follies, because they know that
we know it; and there are other and
better folk In like condition who will re-
ceiye a collar or pair of gloves with as
hearty and sincere feeling as though the
Offering were a strain Of Christmas mu-
sic. There is one cousin whose gifts
must smell of the shops and the dollars
paid for it, and another who, if we sent
her our worn copy of A" George Herbert"
or the little broken vase which has stood
for years ON the study table, would re-
ceive them with wet eyes, and find them
fragrant with old memories.
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A Gersr Terri.

The Worcester Spy revives an old but
good story concerning the wife of John
Adams and the mother Of John Quincy
Adams, This noble woman was Abigail
Smith, daughter of the Rev. William
Smith, Of Weymouth, Mass. At the time
Of their courthip John Adams did not
appear TO be satisfactory to her parents.
The story goes that they neglected him,
left his horse standing at the hitching-
post when he visited Abigail, and denied
him the Inequalities of the house. Her
oldest sister was married TO Boston
merchant, and her father preached for
her marriage Sermon" Finally, they
consented to Abigail's marriage to John
Adams After the marriage Mr.. Smith
said to her; "Well, Abigail, suppose
| must preach a marriage sermon for
you; but you must choose the text"
Her quiek.witted reply was "very
we'll, choose this text: John came
neither eating nor drinking, and ye say he
hath a devil" Its a good story, and
very Characteristic of the wife of John
Adams.
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JoHS SMITH was born, baptized, ar.
rested, shot, buried, Married and SEN
fenced TO the peni,entiary for life, all in
one week, recently, in Omaha. This did
not prevent his having a tooth pulled,
and stopping hi, paper on the following
Monday.
A sKEPTIcAL old rascal in Philalel.
phia has written an eighty-hve page
pamphlet, in which he endcavors to
prove, in spite of the overwhelming ties.
timony To the contrary, that Mary never
had little lamb!
A" WINTER CANE" has been invented
in Paris for gentlemen only. II is long.
hollow tube, and before the swell owner
goes out to promenade, it is filled with a
chemical preparation which generates
heat and keeps the hands warm for
hours.
THEY were talking Of dcath yestcr-
day, when one man asked, "What were
his last words" lie didn't say any.
thing" was the reply. That's Just like
him. said the first man, with an approx.
ing nod, There was no gas about him.
He was all business"
A CHISAMAS at Truckee being de
tected the other day in an attempt To
steal piece Of rubber hose, was kicked
around the entire block by the irate
owner, and after he had thoroughly ex.
haustsd himself, and worn out the sc At
of the Celestiars pantaloons, John calmly
propounded the following question !:
"Wha for? You no lkee lend um?"
A PARTY of young men tossed up a
cent on Thanksgiving morning to deter.
mine whether they should 20 To church
or play base ball. 1.-THE coin came down
head" they would go to church ;
tall" pay base ball. 1t came down
head, but not one of those young men
was seen at church. They "split the
difference" by retiring To hack room
in beer saloon and playing seven up"
| for the drinks
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TINE FArR SET.

THr little birds worn in the ladies'
hats are prepared with corrosive subli.
mate, and the cases Of sudden death
among pet cats, where the ladies leave
their hats in reach of the fclincs, are be-
coming more numerous rs the rage for
small birds on the hat increases
THERE is aid to he a detachment Of
Cuban rebels that are commanded by n
woman, who, dressed in q riding habit
and mounted on fiery, untamed steed,
leads her troops "to glory or the grave
with the dash and bravery Of CGur de
Leon. Well has the poet said.
Freedoms battles once beguu,
Bcqueathcd from bleeding slrc 10 sou,
Though haiiied Oh, are ever won,
Especially WHERE lovely pciticuat Il found
bold and brave enough to hos, the fun.
A SLIGHT MIsrAKE.-Some earnest
female revivals,s on their rounds from
house to house in Cleveland, Ohio, the
other day, called upon a respectable
looking middle-sged gentleman, aud after
an hour ors) spent in urgently inquiiing
after bis spiritual condition, left in dis
gust when they found they had been in.
terviewing the Bishop-elect Of Illinois.