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INQUIRE BEFORE you DFTERNINF.-ASk
Your druggist what HAIE'S WoNFY oF
HoREHoUND AND TAR IS doing I'm cases OF
severe COugh ana cold within his own person.
al knowledge, before You try 10 yourself In
qulre OF him NJ he has ever known medicine
oi us class a. popUlaraS that pure and agree
abie vegetable preparation. Re governed by
the facts he viii state % YOU. We venture 10
say that there i not an apOthecarv i'm the
country who viii not endorse Il a. a specific
Tor diseases Of the lungs and throat
PIXIES TOOTH~ACWE NRoPC-CGu, t1 one
minute. f,s
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IF MAN WANTS \ BOTTLE or WHISKY,
let him buy IL and take IL home like a man.
and not sneak home with a bottle OF BIT
ters,' or Cordial" and preten,s that IN is a
medicine. 1.-The wants n tonic that i some
thlEg better Than q temporary Stimulant,
he shoSid get bottle Of PKRrVIAN SYRUP,
ian iron Ionic.l that viii vitalizc the whole
blood and give durable strength TO The SvS-
TEN. por
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LOCAL NEW s.
smuscments. &c, Tonight.

National The0tT.-The Dead Alive.
FUrcFs Opera Hot0e.-The Sea Of Ice, or The
Prayer in the Storm.
Theater OOn6Gr,e.-The Black Hand, or The
Lost viii.
Concert by the Camilla TrSO company az
1he CONGREGATIONAL church, corner 10th and
q streets.
Fourth lecture OF the Toner course by Prof.
H e. Ward. at Marini's Hail. street, oe-
tween 9th and 10Th streets.
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District GoyernmentamairS.

The District Commissioners have decided
20 move the express wagon and cart stands
from Massachusetts avenue. near and al the
intersection OF eth street. and from 9Th street.
Between Massachusetts and New York ave
nIEeS northwest. and locate the same on *
street. between eth AMI Sth streets.
The thirty days extension Of time for fling
claims before the District auditing cOmiSSion
expires to-day. after which no claims will ne
recognized. The report Of the Board of Audit
viii b made 10 Congress on the i5th OF Feb
rUaTy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-20

The HUGE, drastic, gripping, s.rkCning
pits, constructed NJ crude. coarse and bulky
ingredients, are fast being Super~P.ltsl hv Dr
PlerccS Pleasant Purgative Pellets or Sugar
Coated. Concentrated Root and Herbal Juice.
Antl-BlltOuS GranuleS-the Little Giant"
CathariicOr Multum i'm Parvo PhySic. Mol
ern Chemical Science enables DIR. Pierce 10
extract nom the Juices OF the most vaiua ble
roofs and herbs their active me iicinal Irin-
ctples, which, when worked into little Pellets
ana GranuleS. scarcely larger than mustard
seed. renders each little Pellet as active aud
powerful as large pill. while they are much
more palatab!e and pleasant ia effect.
Dr. Ira \. ThayCT. OF Bloomsbury. Ohio.
writes - l regard your Pellets a. the best
remedy for the conditions for which YOU pre-
scribe them oi anything have ever used. 20
mild ana certain in effect. and leaving the
bowels IN an excellent condition. Il seems
10 me they must take the place OF all other
cathartic pills and medicines"
Lyon & MacOmber. druggists. Npvnillioa
ID. L. say -" We think they are going 10 sell
ike hot cakes rs soon a people get acquaint-
Ell with them, and viii spoil the pill trade. as
those that have used them like them much
better than large pills" co3Sv
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FINANCIAL 4ND COMMERCIAL,


NEW foEk, January se.-The Posts financial ar
ticie eays;-N All street markets today are less
i've than yesterday. Speculative sharcs in early
x NtTT Seak ana teeerish bat now higher.
told 9pfned Ma and sas since sold IIsi.,,,g
IN goa loans the IA 6 have beer, = f,r ta-Ai
nat, the former having been .,e - i0s carrying 10
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HELP OR We PERISH-ThiS i what nc
elected teeth wOntd say Il they could rPmpu-
strate with their owners; ami mark this. tine
teeth cannot perish or become black or yellow
II the SOZODoNT is used daily. eos
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CITY ITEMS.

THE WARWICK COLLAR is made like thn
Will not tuTn out.
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DooLEY = east Powder X convenient. CO.,
nomiCal, and always reliable. No waste az
food prepared with it, as II is always OF the
best quality.
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To-day, Mallam agt. Mallam; appeal OF
defendant dismissed. Fitch agt. Dunn ar
gued.
POLICE COURT-5tUlge SleU
To-day, Frank CrOnin was fiued - for pro-
family. Betty TolSOn and Anna Flood tout
and bOiSterOuS; - each. William Ritter and
Charles Dean, Migrants, were sent down.
Albert Boyd, same charge; down 80 days
Charles Gerhardt, selling liquor withOut1i-
cense; fined Sl0j. James Boyd, cOlOred, lar
ceny OF fur mutt and other articles from
Mrs. Van ReSwick, which he sold for a tTife:
six months i'm jail. Aaron Levi larceny of a
coat and pants from cOlored man named
Squire Levi, his father; so and costs, or 30
days in jail. Frank Williams, larceny of
some towels; so and costs or 80 dayS in iaiI
Frank trOnin, larceny Of cloak worth $50
from {. L. SiInODS. After the testimony the
Judge stated That these coat and hat thieves
would steal the cap off the Goddess of Lib
eriy on the Z. >. Capitol if they could carry
IL of, and the defendant could 90 10 iail for
six months. John II. Rollins and Frank
Cronin. charged with stealing a waterproof
cloak from Ada Rollins; six months each i'm
Jail
ASsAULTING AN ACTRESS.
Ih0S. Nhelan, assault and battery on Fan
ME Davenport. one of the actresses at the
Thcater COmiqUe, who testified that she is a
married lady and is boarding at house on
Pennsylvania avenue; that last night this
man, in company with another, came and
rang the door bell, and on her going to the
door he asked TO be admitted 10 the house To
see the girls. She informed him that there
were no girls there, but all were married w0-
men. and that they were mistaken in the
character OF the house. They then left but
soon afterwards returned and rang az before.
she again went To the door, when. after some
words, he struck her. - and costs Henry
Lewis. assault and battery on John Thicker:
this grew out Of the same case. Thicker went
10 this house with Wheelan. and the second
time they rang the bell Mr.. Lewis went to the
door. ana !n defending the castle, beat
THICKER over the head with brOOmstick
Mrs. RO>enbury. the keeper o. the house.
testified thai Nhelan and THICKER came Ia
her house and burst the door and insisted on
seeing the girls. when M. Lewis repealed
the assault on her house, and i'm doing 80
Thee ker GOT a head put on him. Mrs. Daven-
port testified that the conduct Of these TWO
men was most outrageous. ana their language
very insulting. The judge stated that no
matter what the character OF the house they
nave right 10 expel diSOrIcrly characters,
bui Lewis had no right 10 assault the man
after he was out 80 he iueI him $40 and
costs.
HUNGRY STRA NICER.
Frederick swami, larceny OF a loaf of breai
worth twenty cents; he said he was a stranger
and was hungry: he came from PHILADELPHIA
20 get work: fined II, or twcnty-tour, in iafI
Edward Smith, assault and battery on Lem
Vel g. Powder, who testified that smith
made brutal and crwarIly assault on him
without cause; 80 and costs.
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JOHN a. BAKER, OF this city. was vestar
DAY awarded the contract for furniSbino tbf
fost once department with letter scales foy
one year nom February LIST. Few scales will
ne required, as the Messrs. Fairbanks h.
their late contract with the department viii
supply thousands OF offices in the TTni,ad
states. Mr.. Baker sells only Fairbanks
scales, and will furnish this standard rticIa
TO tae department
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n SINGULAR CASE OF CoNsCIFNCF.-A
few days since man died in the alfnshou Sc
other property, the money being on deposit
in New York. The property is bequeathed to
relatives in England and Ireland but a codi-
Gil is Lett directing his executors, before car
ryiDg into execution the requests made i'm
the will, 10 pay TO the following insurance
companies Of LoiioGni England, to wit.-To
the Atlas Fire and Life assurance Company,
cleo; TO the Sun Insurance Com nany, f1O0,
10 reimburse them for money receive,s Nv the
deceased in Liverpool i'm the year 1919, -
Which ne believed he was not strictly enti-
tied. The deceased, whose name is NOT given
IN the Richmond papers, is said to have been
q man OF culture, and was for some time q
contributor to several prominent northern
journals. He was very grave and dignified
man, and perfectly temperate. The will is in
ms own handwriting, and is expressed in
stflctly technical language. He was an Irish
years. ~ '' 7OiAiS
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AN IMPORTANT ARREsT.-LaSt night No.
tectlveS McDevitt and Miller arrested unite
a me looking middie-aged woman on tIfe
onSTse OF obtaining money by false preten-
ces, using forged checks &c and tOor her 20
police headquarters, where She was booked
as MIS- Cromley, and is held for a hesring
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LEMONS. ClTRON AND FRENCH primes
NEW ZANFEE CURRANTS. 10 CENTS. or "a
POUNDS FOR 81
sfABiFk,> BARTLETT PEARS SNFE7,
tVhA, GREEN PEAS AND APPLE
SAUCE, CANNED
EnAM CHEESE. BEST GOOpS At sI2s
PINEAPPLE CHEESE, BEST GOODS atsI;5
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Two MEN HUNG To-DAY-Frednrick
Heidcnblut, the German who murdered Col
fried kdehnle. in the northern part OF Phila-
dclphid. on the %Oth OF December. 1873. will
be hung to-day Heidenbut was engaged as
an assistant in Kuehnle'S bakery. and on the
night OF the murder there was some difficult
" between the employer aud his servant
When Heldenblut killed the baker He then
went up stairs, beat Mrs. KuehnIe who was
tn bed asleep, and endeaVored TO murder her
ai>o' lie afterwards gathered together few
articles of clothing and left the house He
was arrested n couple OF days afterwards.
and after trial was convicted OF murder i'm
the ilrSt degree. Great efforts were made TO
secure a pardon from the Governor, but with
out success.
At GreenSbure, WeStmOreland county.
IA, samuel BeiShley will also be hung ID
day, for the murder Of ola Joseph Kern, a
shoemaker by occupation. The condemned
taxes matters very cOolly, and appears very
Indifferent in regard TO his fate. A day or
Two ago. 1t Is said, he was fitted with n new
coat. which he tried on and then returned 10
The sheriff office with instructions to have
the sleeves heightened and the garment 9th
erwlse altered and improved. The sheriff
.elt hardly worth while TO have them chang
ed, under the circumstances.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION is called In the cal f,
OF ooats, SeineS, ropes and fishing ontfit 10 h !,
sold at Hartley's wharf, in Georgetown IN.
morrow, Thursday al o CLOCK. Nv Thn,,, ~
Bowling, auetioneer. N-0A'''
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THF JACKSON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCTA.
1FON--A special meeting Of the Jackson
Democratic Assoc alton was held at Sanger
huEd Hall last night. az which We're present
MeSsIS- J. g Norris. president: n. ChaS.
Allen secretary 4. L. Culver. Henry :.
Davis. 2 :. Davis, q. +. Stewart. \ Grind
~, John Hoilouau. : T.. Moses, G. r. Kirk
9 W. Pettit. and others MessrS Victor &.
kiOba~Si aDd Benjamin Fawcett were n0Tni-
rated fOE membership. Or. Allen reported
mat the expenses of the recent celebration of
Inc battle Of New Orleans were 50 =. and
The receipts thus far $3.50 Mr.. +. v. Noon
an moved That the Old committee on mem
oerSnlp De- discharged. and new committee
De appointed. Mr.. NOOnau urged that active.
i've men. be on that committee. who knew
me people, especially those VINO were under
the late Board OF Public Works. fOr Q would
not De long before such persons would be-
applying mere fOT membership. The motion
Ma~ agreed 10. and 81 the suggestion o. Mr.
NOOnan, the President was directed % an
the committee at the next meeting Al
jOuUed.
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CoRNs, &C-''Tho wise for health on daily
walks depend and thousands natroniZe Dr.
whites establishment. 535 18th street oppO-
site L. =. Treasury. To avoid painful C6rns
Bunions, Inverted Nails, etc.
THE SINGER SEWING MACHTNE sales of
Is'Z were Sis, t6O. l. l2-S.wTf
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CHURCH DIsCIPLINE-The severity with
Nhich Archbishop Manning is enforcing his
VIII UPON the Catholics in England is shown
Dy me tact that I'm the recent Catholic Di-
rect0ry," published in London. the nanne of
Lord Camoys has been stricken from fine list
OF catholic peers. Lord Camoys has for a
long Time been one of the most Celebrated
~ Satnoile hoolemen. When Archbishop
oeerees, his lordship dissented from the EMS
copal construction of the doctrine of Papal
Ilisiilbiiity. The archbishop consequently
Ieples by striking his name from the list of
1atnollc peers, thus virtually certifying 10
tne world that he no longer recognizes him a.
member of the church, Tvs iiiii' "s
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COLONIZ ALTON
SOCIETY-The fifty-eighth annual meeting
Of the American Colonization Society was
held last night az the First Presbyterian
church. Gen J. H h. LatTObe, president.
called the meeting to order, after which Rev.
Mr.. Steele offered prayer. Mr.. William Cop
piEger, the corresponding secretary. read the
annual report. which shows the resources for
the year. S2O.4S2.sI; of this sum SO $40. - has
been paid. leaving a balance of ~GS252- The
baTque Jasper took out a company to Mon
rOvia. and the annual expedition sailed from
New York. October 3lSt Ias-, i'm the barque
Thomas Pope, with company Of q. "Emi-
grafton to Liberia. under the auspices of the
society, has been uninterrupted for the last
hfty-iOUT years Those sent in 1874 make the
number cOlOnized since the war 10 be 3.OS1.
and total from its beginning of 1865. eX-
elusive OF 5.t22 TecaDtured Africans, which
enabled the government OF the United States
TO settle in Liberia a grand total Of 2O.1J1
persons 10 whom the society has given homes
IN Afnca-' AdVlCes from Liberia give evil
denCe of some progress and increased ac-
tivity. Liberia has received and taken ca re
81 nearly 6.OCO recaptuTed Africans, and thus
greatly aidcd the American government in
executing its obligation Tor the suppression
OF the slave trade. The report recommends
that the products OF Liberia De admitted free
OF duty. as IL i a creation OF the United
States, that the United States authorize and
have executed a thorough exploration OF the
country east OF Liberia. especially with a
view 10 Inc opening Of roads and the location
Of settlement also. establish or SubSIdizc a
line OF mail steamships between his country
and Liberia. plying monthly. DIR. John Of
colt, Of New York. the general secretary.
and Eli Jones, q member OF the Friends So
ciety, delivered addresses.
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THE THEATERs-At the National r,,oo,o,.
this evening crowded house m - IL -
pected, to witness the first per 90, 80, n -
the Soldene English Opera BO' ~ .t,n,oo, "a
Newspaper accounts OF the LIE ~ tT,iiS,..
SoIdene and her compan- @ - 90 90 ,onITSo
that this alone would In arr 800 81 10 y tt9
ance, apart from the luz ~, lol - :, -. ~
given is one new to act that the opera 10 De
0ffeDbacb'S hates. Washington audience
iduc." -ssdecess' -d""''iAo - -hANH
fs caIc,- =. OF lee" at Ford's Opera House,
the Lated to attract large audiences, as
IT. ,IIay IS q fine one and the cast good.
nosp who fail to see ii will miss fine pre-
sentation of a drama which never fails TO
draw when brought out in as good style as u
is at FoTd's.
1.-THE Black Hand" is the title Of the ex-
citing drama running at the Theater COmique
this week, and II comprises only a small part
Of programme well calculated to afford an
evenings amusement.
y MASS MEETING of the citizens of the
nth, Eth and 18th districts will be held at
Zion Wesley church, ID street, between ID
and Sd, this evening. without regard to party,
To give an expression to Congress as to the
fOIm of government most desired by the peo-
pie for the government OF the District of Co
lumbia.
BUILDING; ASSOCIATIONS.-At the thirty
ninth meeting of the Eureka Building ASsO-
citation 100 shares were redeemed.
At the fifty-fiTSt meeting of the Merchants
and Mechanics Building Association . snaTes
were redeemed.
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R4TSINy

bEHESAS, LONDON LAYERS. NAIENgIsS
MATS AND SULTANA~
Layers VA quarter boxes ..... No..
J anCN Brands, quarter buN..s 60
Good halsius, Is cents, orr lb- for. rul
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GENUINE GOSHEN RT-TYEP.
ON Ton HolCE, IN HALF PERKINS. RI.
tEiNED DECEMBER Ia,I-s4
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CHARLES HETDSIECE
Sillery or Extra Dry Champagne,
ENcelled by none
J. II COS: For sale by HALL & HUME,

SALT WATER DELICACIFs-Tust received
Per Adams Express: Fresh Shad, Fresh
salmon, Smells, Spanish Macxerel FRESH
LohStcrs, Diamond back Tcrrapin and Can
VilSS-back Ducks, with an abundant supply
OF the largest and finest brands VI Oysters
that can be produced q
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A. STR AUS,
I011 PENNSYLVANIA AYENEE,
BETWEEN 10TH AND IITH STREETS,
anl5-tr Three doors from 18th street
/ No, 43s }BEATTIFuL INTERIoRI No. 4ss
CHOICE PAINTINGS, &C,

u n N n N Il M,
90. 4SS Itn street, between and z streets doo-s
above Odd Fellows Hall '4S
Just received, Beautiful Pastel Paintings br
Breuerton; also, several different sized $3.50 ~
Carl Mulleris Holy Family % NOPaes VI
OIL painting Of Charity by Genarria. Italy
Autumn on the Connecticut, by MAY Mel rs ht~igi
Finest collection of Porcelain PAINTINGS In ,t NJ
trlcf' ranging IN price from 50 to $50. O'''
Also, choice Chromos, EngrayiIlgs and pho.o
graphs, &c; also largest assortment ~ D A pf P
trict Window Shades, Picture Cord ana 100
Sdr e etp5ter, TIMED silver and gold plated Picture
hanging, Window Shades or Picture Frana n,,se
49, Terms Cssh, isnssw.
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PROP. HARIz will make natural flowers
grow night before your eyes at ODD Fellows
Hall ON Thursday and Friday evenings re-
served seats az PaFker's
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~ Inc man VINO three years ago married n
Newport belle says he begins to realize thar a
lh1ng OF beauty is jaw forever.
Another explosion of rend-rock powder
yesterday in shaft two, Delaware Tacsa-
injured TWO persons. 'N''''''
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ATTEMPT no BLACKMAIL THE Ross
FAMTLH-In Philadelphia q dispatch was re-
ceived Monday At police headquarters stat
ing that man named Wiley had been
attempting to blackmail the Ross family.
Wiley is said 10 have endeavOred 10 secure
five hundred dollars from Mr.. Ross by writ
ing 10 the latter that ne wiley had valuable
Information concerning the Whereabouts of
the missing child, and would he willing to
lmpart IL for the amount stated. Core
Spoudcnce was carried on for some time
Wiley giving the name Of Cannon" He
finally asked for one hundred dollars 10 pay
his expenses to Philadelphia for the purpose
OF having conference with Mr.. Ross The
latter, being guided by the police authorities
gave the man no money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-20

NUN
MIXED .iueudinE Son shell Almond ..l, NM. al.
Tor 81.
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REAL ESTATE SALE-ThomaS E. Wac
zaulau, real estate agent, has sold 10 Thomas
PrinceTville part o. lot 4, square u.s., FOR sI:s.
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BANKERS.
MISCELLANEOUS

NEW SPRING STYLE CARRIAGES. Over Ie0
Y OF the latest New York sf1les If arEz
Park ard Pony Phstons, Top and No 49,
Top Buggies. sash and Low Door andS1k@5ek@
jtinp SCAT taFFiaEeS. Second hand Carriages taken
N eAchange. q all before purchasing elsewhere r
u SCHMIDT 4 CO, No. $40 18th street. be
tween Z and II, Washington. and % W Faratte
street. Baltimore nd mayll-ly+
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BANANaS FIGS AND ORANGES
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As am determined to reduce Stock purchasers
I'LL ind 1t to their advantage to give me call.
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ELIJAH POTTFE'S UEATH-A cOTTcSpOn-
dent writes from Fails Church. Va. that the
article IN HE STAR Of last saturday. copied
from he Alexandria Gazette. sadly TniSrrpr,.-
Sents the facts in the ease of the death OF
Elijah Potter. oar correspondent SAYS
Elijah Potter was an Old man Of feeble
health. and had nothing but his place Of e..
acres. which he purchased rom Mrs. Lu-
eretla Merry. IN tine spring OF $50. He came
from sarJtOGa county. New York. and has
relatives living there now He was q be-
lever in the seventh day which he strictly
observed, and for which he chose To live i'm
The Isolated way IN which ne did, bur me was
acquainted with al who lived in This viciu-
ItN and there was hardly a da passed that he
did lot visit some OF his utighbOTS He was
found aBOut O'Clock on wednesday. Janu-
3ry 18th. and the next morning the cOrOuer'S
jury brought In a verticr death from natural
causes. he having burst 4 bI0Od vessel from
violent coughing 10 which he was subject
He did not freeze 10 death, as was published.
He Ead plenty Of wood and provisions that
would nave lasted him two or three weeks.
At least Tie last that was seen OF him alive
was on sunday, the 10Th. when he was visited
DIV Harvey IhNSOn. who carried him 4
bsS ket OF provisions. He had eaten half a
iOaf OF bread and some sausage. which. with
some other circumstances. would 20 20 show
that ne died on Monday. He was much re-
Specjcd by his ne ghbOrS. who treated him 20
kindly and helped him so that ne suffered for
nothing.
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HLPHONZO YoUNGS co,

CANDY, ONE ToN IN STOCK.
Made ~ Siaus0u A Co, New Y1tkr
hoico Cream MiNture~ ....-... Your pounds Pr g
DIVA" NahSl s. trcsh '--....-.SlN pound, tII ( a
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ANOTHER ORDER IN THE FIELD DIVORCE
CASE-EN-Judge Greenwood the referee in
suit for divorce Of Mr.. Thomas w Field
against Mrs. Emma Field on the ground OF
adultery with Thomas Kinselia, has decided
IN favor Of Mr.. Field, ana yesterday Mr.. ii.
l.. Burnett, Mr.. Fields lawyer. moved before
Judge Tappan To have a decree entered to
confirm the decision. There was no defense
interPOSed at the reference, and no lawyers
appeared for Mrs. Field yesterday. Judge
Iappan took the papers, among them the
famous letters from the editor - his friends
wife. and reserved his decision. The dee OF
trust appointing trustees for the KinSeIIa
fund has been filed, and gives $1,000 10 the
trustees 10 invest at seven per cent. Tor Mrs
Fields benefit while she lives, and at her
death 10 appropriate to some charity under
Mr.. kinsella : name, - 10 pcTpetuate forever
the mans in1amy." Mr.. Field says that he
hears threats from Mr.. kinSella's lawyers 10
appeal the case il this lasting stigma is not
removed. He prOnounceS them gascOnade,
and says That If they wish 10 appeal il he
viii give $1,000 10 pay all eXpenSes.-Nctc
York Sl.,i lsEi.
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weather Probabilities To-day.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.(
WASHINGTON. Jan. D. 1873.
For the middle states falling barometer,
rising temperature. northeast to southeast
winds and partly cloudy weather.
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