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TWO CENTS.
The = eatment for rramps.

NagatUi3aEn. AZ a. be not made "A crime.
should AT least work forfeiture OF frptsiom Ii
tramps are 10 b. supported by honest men.
honest men should al least have the mower
10 say in what manner the trampS shall be
supported. IL Is unfair for the farmer =,
work hard in the hot hav field an day. or the
shoe maker - peg Away In his ,lJt.rcrlt.rtt-- H.
mp shop. and then be obliged - take a IA -
Of his small earnings 10 ICED auI lo4ce A Ia "a
fellow who has been living under a haI-p tiil
SHUTDOWN. ana who Will break INTO his house
and steal his goods ana murder his wife. q
ne gets The chance or the provocaJipu. r.
>loi sibility implies authority. A. laagaS A
man - obliged To support his chi ldreu hp h..-
authority over his children. Ifa grown man
i not self supporting. he Shoult not be self
directing. some towns have borne an the
burden they feel disposed % boar. anl are ar
resting lramVS i'm all directions. determined
10 lest their liabilities. Public sentiment
Elll doubtless approve their course. but un-
les lublic sentiment fermulaft~ itself int,
common law. these local measures VIII hYf
mSIta>e local distress IL one village. bv
Nl!iase law. arrests trampS. and the next
village does not. the second village will be
hut receiving tomb FOR the decaye human
ilN lor Ire nrSt. These ysrmin. driven ont
OF Iile one town, VIII take refuge an tne next .
and The last state Of that town shall o. yy,r,.
Than rs first. Ii should be a recognized state
IaW' u IL be not now. that any person asking
aims from door 10 door thereby E,gfsirs bis
liberty. In surrendering the self Sunporf III
man hood he SuTrenderS also its SsIteoufrnl
Inc community that feeds him shall res AIN
nm Al it viii ear inc bread OF neg gary. II
SNAIL De btnlnU barred gate. lie shall NOT
Walk up and down seeking what and whom
lie may deYour, but he shall have Keepers
anu bc made 10 work. be shall lie down ant
rise W, and march To table and field ami
WORKSHOP. at the voice OF the bell He shall
nave abundance OF wholesome food. but no
squash PIE 10 be>pattcr his stone fences
Wi,hal lie shall not fatten longer ON the
tollS OF honest men. but hg shall eat his bread
ii' NE sweat 81 his own Tat face AID the only
u!Htfence between his fate and that Of ms
urii!y brother shall be that while the latter
goes nom, 10 wife and child amt VINE and fir-
Tree, lie former shall have neither owner
shipLoT accumulation. II a man find that
ae must work aS uard for bare walls AID
coarse food a. for home and family and an
>'clal >o.ac" and standing, IL would be tint
an el % choice for him TO make. Let uS take
OF me premium from VaEabDndage. Lei rs
make the ramps life a. stern and severe a.
that 81 The honest citizen. let society close
ulon him. short, sharp. and dec ~iye aud
HOp,IlDR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

THE BUSTED BANK OF CALIFORSTA.-It
Is announced that In" statement Of IA. Bank
OF California VIII be issued in about ten DAYS.
IN the meantime the directors refuse 20 al
low any Cflicial statement 10 be male CON
corning Tie condition OF the bank. It's sail
however, tnat the assets are Ia excess of the
liabilities, independent Of the new canital
TOW being subscribed. RalStOHS estate il :
asserted, Will 90 FAR toward raging his lie
abilities. \ meeting IN memory of RalStn1
was held lasi night. The Bank of Nevada
Will Open in about ten DAVIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

'EERE LIFs a Poor SINNER" - The
trolners and sisters Of Elihu Baldwin. OF In
CianapCllS, are enGcavOring to have his Will,
by which he beqUcathed all ms property
valued at $4,000 t0 the Board Of Foreign
Missions and Home Missionary society. set
aside on the ground OF insanity In II he di-
rected that plain tombstone should ba erect
81 over his remains. with his name axe and
date Of death Inscribed thereon, and the
words: Here lies a POOR sinncr-alI uu-
righteousness. Perhaps God will have mescy.
Let him do a. he Will"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

y "BLUE TEA" given by Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe in honor Of Il sister star Of The literary
ornament, Mrs. NJ l.. W. =, Of New York
was the latest and most unique social sue
cess in Newport. Guests, dresses. and deco
ratiOrs were deeply and beautifully blue
even TO knots OF blue ribbon on the cream
pitchers and sugar Ioyls. one lady hOnOrnt
the occasion with blue stockings. even
a b0ut forty people were present, and each
was required 10 bring prose or verse Coz
trIbutlOn, If no more than para graph. The
Rev. Charles 7. BROOKS and 7. W. HI-gi1-on
were among the cOatri IuturS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

HELP YOURsFLvES.-Wh Robbins. The
car River Desperate. took to the WoolS in
Nova Scotia last week, The county author
tiles telegraphed 10 the government asking
That reward be offered and detectives sent
down. The premier replied as follows II
would, / fear, be esteemed a reflection o.
your county. II. under the circumstances
Robbins cannot be arrested without the in
ducement OF a ri or aid OF a detective
nom Halifax" and ne people went out and
caught him themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.-Cot-
ton goods OF staple character have been in
steady demand from first hands. and prices
have been fairly maintained by manufac-
turers' agents, although some large lots of
me brown cottOns and bleached shirtings
were closed out at concession from pre-
Vlous holding rates. Cotton fannels chevi-
OTIS and d. led ducks met with liberal dis
trlhution, and desirable makes of these goods
are nrmly held at current prices. The Wam-
sutta Mills have resumed the production OF
thelr Iopular shirtings, but several eastern
corporations making demins AMI other COL
ored coltons have temporarily closed their
mills. The strike at Fall River has con
ilnued, and while the.spinners at that place
nave expressed desire To return to work at
r,dLc'd wages. the weaverS have thus far de-
ciined 10 do so, and manufacturers accept
We situation with perfect resignation. The
luipn Z trade in cotton goods has been large
Do Tie aggregate, but profits have been small
H> many descriptions of goods have been
sold II cutting" prices. There has been in
creased animation in some descriptions of
imported goods from first hands, but the
general movement has been rather slow In
comparison with preceding years, and has
,aused some disappointment TO holders. The
yJhbing branches or the trade have been more
active, and the dress goods houses have ac-
cDmplished very fair amount OF business
with retailers from remote sections OF the
inteTior.-Nc,C York Bulletin, Sept. s..
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\ BANTAM 4 NUISANCE-A gan,lem N
IN LCItOn has sued a nei-IhOr for keeuiEg
a nai.iam COCH that crOwod iu the mora Al
O'CLOCK 50 LabllUally and vigorously that
tie recovery OF his wife. who wa, in delicate
lealth, wa retarded by the noise. The de
iti taut submitted that h was strict 4.
within his legal rights IN keeping fowls. aud
that he could not prevent the u.umel bipo 1
rom Chanting his sweet song The fudge
suggested 10 the defendant the pr0prietv Of
abaliug the nuisance. and this tia owner or
The bantam undertook TO do. conserving a.
IN" same time. 10 nominal verde. against
him, with one shilling damages
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THE ERIE RAILROAD.

Ntw YORK. sept 3.-Tue Yftbune saws. A.
a result 81 ihe visit Of Sir Edward W:tri-lnS.
Tepr' sentative of the English shareholders
and uonChOlceTs OF Erie. it's Olici1. /, Sta'et
That the Il directors OF that company have
agreed 10 res ~ if called on Ia do 50. but 90 il
not expected that more than three Will he
asked 10 withdraw. = l.. II. Barlow has ex-
pressed his in'entiOn OF reSi-uing "a director
but VIII probably continue as counsel for the
company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

LIGHTNING FREAKs.-The Seaford dDalA
Citizen, reporting theeffects OF late terifis
thunder storm at Laurel, says: Near Laurel.
The electric nuid passed down the chi mney
OF house demoIlshing a stove and knock
ing woman from Off a chair. IL descended
INTO the mill pond of Mr.. Jacob Williams,
near this town, terrifying the fish and caus-
ing The water 10 form a column and 10 tower
up many feet I'm the air. A gentleman who
saw IL says that many OF the fish Jumped out
OF the water upon the shore =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

81 The amendments to the New Jersey
constitution have been carried by twenty
thousand majority.
~General Putnam's lineal descendants 10
Denver, Mass, where he was bora, number
sixty.
r. T. Helmbold sues the Kirkbrides
hospital for false Imprisonment, laying his
damages at $3.50 900.
npA party of fifteen Congressman I'm
company with the board of trade yesterday
made an inspection OF the harbor of Erie PA
for the purpose OF ascertaining its ADAPTABLE
ity as a harbor OF refuge.
nV-The conference at Mostar on Herzego-
vinian affairs is presided over by Server
Pasha. The discussions have relation 10 re-
form In taxation. the expressions OF which
have led 10 the rebellion.
Ri During the three DAYS session of the
United States district court at AtIanta. q a =
eighty three persons have been Convicted
and sentenced for violations of the revenue
laws.
0The fifteenth biennial session of the
American Pathological society Commenced
at chicago yesterday. Representative were
present rom ali The states and the British
prOyir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

A DOG SToRY.-A gentleman named Hill,
living in Lower Colo Hin. has little black
and-t tan dog that accidently fell into a hole
ABOUT twenty feet deep, near his house, a few
days ago. he shortly began barking, and his
master, being attracted TO the spot, thought
he would by an experiment see how much
the dog knew. He procured a rope, tied a
knot on the end. and lowered IL 20 the dog,
who shortly seized IL with histeeth and hung
on until drawn OFT OF the hole.-Go'd Hl
INer.l Neans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

THE INTELLIGENT JURY has at last At
tracted the attention Of the magazines
SCrbner's says: "The simple truth is. that
the jury system is outlivei and ought 10 he
outl@wed. 1t does not help the cause of law
and justice, and ought TO be kicked out of the
way: 1t is oppressive TO the juror, ii is an
omalous In our system OF government IL
makes The uncertainty of law still more I'M
certain, 1t Is expensive, and ii is utterly un-
necessary. There is nothing sacred about
IL. To be tried by mans peers is not half
SO good thing as TO be tried by q mans in
tellectual and moral superiors."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

CALAIS, ME-, Sept. "A large single
mill. owned by MessrS. Eaton & S0aS. At
8arirg. and two water mills, together with
100000 feet Of lumber. were burned last
night. Loss .20,0t0-inSuraHce $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

HOW THE CALIFORNIA LEGISLATOR
STANDS The latest election returns from
california SOW the legislature %, stand A.
follOWS:-ln the senate, IL democrats ; indie
Eei lent democrats, 9 Independents, reDub-
llCans. II the assembly, % democrats, l in
depo ndent democrat, : Independents, II re-
pUblicanS. The democrats and independents
tied in Nuba county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

FRENCH SKILL AT THE CENTENNIAL-A
circular has been addressed 10 the principal
industrial ana mercantile establishments OF
Paris by the Syndic OF the WorkInen's Asso-
Citations urs z representation OF French
skill at the Centennial, aud a meeting OF
Paris workmeu Will shortly be held for the
same object.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

a NOVEL SCICIDE-MrS. j. j. Sears, re-
song Two miles east OF Memphis, comm it
ied suicide Tuesday by tying ri bbon around
h-r neck so tightly as 10 produce death by
sTai snla Ton. Nht had been despOndent for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

AT THE LEXINGTON tKYlRACEs yester-
day the first race, one and one quarter miles
was won by Katie in 2.llH. The second race
mile dash, was won by Egypt, Astral second,
I'd Katie Pearce third. Time, L44a. The
third race, one and three-quarter miles, was
won by Col. Michigan; Oxmore second
Time, Sill.
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BALTIMORE SUICIDEs.-Raltimore

BALTIMORE SUICIDES.-Baltimore hal
two desperate cases of attempts at suicide
one yesterday. A German Sa-
loon Keeper swallowed four ounces of lau Ia
mum in the presence Of his family, and soon
afterwards fell into sleep from which he
never awOke. Although q man OF dIsS'p a
ted habits, he seems 10 have been In his right
mind when lie took the poison. A German
woman, also saloon keeper, attempted To
take her life by cutting her neck with a
knife, but the wound not being fatal. she
tried the effect of an ice pick on her skull,
but not being able to effect serious injuries
with this instrument, she seized a Ratchet
and was about to finish the work, when She
was disarmed and sent TO the hospital where
she attempted to jump out of the window.
The wretched woman was suffering from de-
llrium tremenS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

IIFTHERIA IN NEW YORK.-The boarI
othoalth report in New York city up TO last
saturday Indicates a marked increase %
dIllheria, seventy-twO cases being reported,
against thirty-nine during the previous
week. As an offsC {, however, smallpox has
FALLEN of fully one-half
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

EXCITING BOAT RACE.-The three mile
straight away race took place yesterday be
tween crews OF The ArgonautaS and Atlanta
toat clubs on Kill Won Kull The race wa
a very exciting one throughout, and was
won by the ArgOnautas by two lengths
Time, ArgOnaulus. 1913 L; Atalantas, I5.t5
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ME- ANNIE RAIsroN- a handsnrne and

MISS ANNIE RALsTOS, a handsome and
accomplished young lady, OF Independence
VI sSOuri, ran away with and married one Of
he James boys few days ago. She was
educated at Independence COLLEGE. and Is
quite belle wherever known TEe James
boys, il viii bc remembered, have for years
followed criminal career of the most afro
ciOuS character
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

An ENFLOsIoS occurred in "A cellulnid
factory In Mechanic street, Newark, last
evening, about thirty men being In the
building at the time. Some OF the men
e>caped unlnJUred, and three were subse-
HUeTtiy taken from the ruins one OF whom
was dead, while The others are not expected
to recover. Twelve or more were SuDpoSel
10 he under the ruins. W thOut any hope of
saving them. The debris took fire. ami the
hames spread TO the adjoining buildings but
were promptly eXtinguiShed. The loss to
rrOpeTlY is e timatei al : Is nA0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

ASOTHER ATTENPT To STEAL Mas
FITCIIS DTAMOSDS.-The diamonds present
ed 10 Lieut.. FitChs bride by the Receive of
Egypt are again made 10 dazzle the public
eye Dy an attempt on The part OF the light
fingered gentry Of 81. Louis To appropriate
them. The house OF Lieut.. Fitch in ~. IsOulg
was entered one hight last week by burglars.
Two IN number, who approached The house
from the street and securing ladder which
lay Conveniently near placed IL against a
pOrtlcO. one Of the two men aScendei the
ladder, and, cutting a Stat out OF the shutters
OF second story window, stepped boldly
through the open window into the room OF
the housekeeper, who awoke, bravely rushed
upon the fellow, and, as he drew n pistol,
called for help. Lieut.. Fitch, pistol in hand,
rushed 10 her assistance, but the burglars
had succeeded i'm making good their eScape.
The noted diamonds could in no event have
been stolen, as they had been deposited with
q banker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

JFFFERsON DAVIS yesterday delivered an
address at the y gTicultUral Fair az De Soto
Missouri In which he expressed his gratifica-
OF at The growth and prosperity OF the Mis-
>.s>ippi Valley. and Advocated its agricultu-
raj development. He held that Congress ha 4
O authority 10 declare specie payment
should be resumed at a certain time and
was of opinion that more currency was nee.I-
81 in the pr sent condition OF The country.
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Sir Charles -. mike in New Work

NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-Sir ChdS. ". pIii.e.
the radical Icmbor OF the British parI a
meat, arrived here yesterday, en- route for
san F-arCl,cO AMI japan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

\ PREACHER ARRESTED FOR COUNTER
FElTlNG.-tOl o.. Kent, OF the United States
secret service, arrested Rev. W. W. Randall
IN own as revival preacher, at Waterville,
Maine. on s,l-picion of having uttered and
passed orc dollar national bank bills changed
10 ives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

ORVILLE GRANT.-A special from this
c.,y says that "OTvilie Grant, the brother Of
President Grant, who has been credited with
making large sums Of money by means of
hrs unusual facilities for trading and selling
sCCCS on the frontier. voluntarily surren-
tcred 10 the Interior department a few DAYS
sso HiS traders licenses for Forts Peck AMI
EeiNEIp- in Montana territory, aud an
tOUICrC his Intention OF retiring from the
III ines. lie says there Is no longer any
money to be made. AMI that iU. ing the pres
eut year his LOSSES have amounted to many
thousand dollars. He SAYS that he has car
ricd on a perfectly legitimate business, and
mat lie has not made any money ilu-
properly"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

DEATH OF THE RACE HORSE PLANET
Inc news comes from Lexington. KY. that
iaiet, The grea' race horse aud uOIet sire
dled az the WOOdburn stud farm GA Friday
night last. THIS news viii be received with
reglet by the admirers Of the thoroughbre
h'ISe Throughout the country, ana following
SO closely aI.er the death OF Lexington. me
loss OF Planet viii be severely felt bv his
owner. \. j. Alexander. esq. Planet was a
CitNihGt IN color. and stood about fifteen
iidEdS Three Inches in height. He was a very
handsome animal, ana hIS symmetrical pro-
PortlolS and dOcile disposition made him a
Afeat lavorlte with breeders. Planet WAS
Ioaled IN $50, and had passed his twentieth
year when he died. He was sired by Rove
rue: and was out Of Nina. by Boston. Planet
made his debut on the turf on Tuesday. Nav
/. le's, In the boswell stake for tnree-year
ODDS, mile heats, at the Fairfield course near
Richmond. Va. There were thirty-eiglt en-
lIits ana I've starters, Planet winning east
~ IN TWO heats I'm Ia and las He was
the sire OF a good many well known horses
amor them Katy Pea>e and Hubbard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

GALLANT ACTION OF NAVAL OFFICERS.
While the Coast Survey steamer Gedney
was lying at anchor OF the Powder Hole on
the west side of MOnOmOy Point. Cape
Cod ii few nights ago. Lieut.. Franklin wet
III swimming alone from the ship and be
coming suddenly exhausted was swept
aStcrn by tie tide. Hearing cries for help
rom the water, Masters Nye and HIuSickeT,
who were at the time below. rushed on deck
and without moments hesitation plunged
In 10 save their meSsnate They succeeded
between them in sustaining Mr.. Franklin
until boat manned from the re>Sel by Mas
ter John Hubbard, john W. Iavenp Jrt. and
Elliott Springer reached th N, when NIr
Franklin was taken ont irSensible, amt
Master Nye and Hunsicker were in an cN-
hausted condition. Very fortunately the
|. :. Coast Survey steamer II. II. Bache was
lying at anchor aStern, and they were taken
on beard that vessel and kindly cared for by
Lieut.. Commander EeHnett and the Other
officers, until all danger had passed. The
successful attempt at rescue was extremely
IeriiOuS, as the night was dark and Il thick
Jog hung over the water, which was cold as
ice, with the tide running at fearful rate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

~W. 4. Cumming s. Co, -four and com
mission fGerchan "a. IN Baltimore, suspended
PAYNE yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

"The Chinese customs authorities in
London have been notified OF toe appoint
menI by the Chinese government ~ two
officials as ambassadors 10 Great Britain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

THE NEW JERSEY DIVORCE CASE.-Al-
bert ID. Brown, the defendant in the Prince
ton, n. J., breach OF promise of marriage
case, in which Alice NOice is plaintiff. was
up again before the Supreme Court at Tren-
ton, In Chambers, Monday, when Chief JUS
tice Beasley admitted him to bail. The
damages are laid at 100000. The defence is
based on the ground that the breach of
promise alleged TO have been made was
made by a married man to the plaintiff, she
knowing that he was married at the time.
therefore such alleged promise is void In law
as against public morals and public policy
The case Will be tried before the Mercer
County Circuit Court at Trenton, next
month, when highly romantic revelations,
covering the area of two continents, will be
brought TO lightly Y. Express, tn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

EEy-EEss! FUlLyEss! COMPLETENESS,
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no PLEASURE S.EREhs.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
sIEAMEB PILOT Roy, CAPT. w.H.Bsie,.

SeT H. ta-e am tusf ing the Summer months tire
are ir. g. SfesTsr e PIgT Boz will
i've b. --iI lg5-It. fTIm Crh street - = sestS
T1aEi- y-ry tt - A a.G SAT- RsS<sS.--=<1zszA-s
- z. ram =, - O -i"-Is iHT principal ituIIug-
El t1- t.ua~- Iu~l1l!UL the favorite SGumnr Re
sT-f5 90 tu-u AM Biski-- ms Island Returning,
e % arrive ia " arlington early on WEDNESDAY au1
-ur-&F evening uu Saturday. IN addition the
se'se taudIE he Pilot Boy viii tax PASSENGERS
u s.taI.aElIJv arriving IL eaTy sa1lr eve
D.r.z- ~ q Sr-cAy morning fer Washington
li sr-uery on tas SatOugC being uu1ur passed.
Eu1 .'g ioJ Eyy tI- only steamer a1CrI!ng yfes.
- entire rll-c ~ Ga light u.4k-s these most
yfrsssH- ~ hafEtE' trips frE families aud social
TeTti.-. Fsre, $ E'' trig -, rouud tip tickets
e. Bad is---'s Island CGIt n : snd Lsc1srdtowu,
FOCrt Crtll Ted, IS Agrly TO
\. L. FIFTH GH, Agent,
elSl S.Et T. street = naFf.
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BALTIMoRr,s LAST Nj

BALTIMORE'S LAST MURDER.-Charles
: iiliams. the colored man who was stabbed
.n saloon on Lombard street. Baltimore
o. Tuesday night, died yesterday morning
Ina mU-tiCr-r was sent 10 jail by the coroner
20 await The lctiOr OF the grand ilrY.
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EXCURSIONS. PICNICS. &c.

n EAND HUUNLItIit INIJE.IUN 10 GLI-
II MONT
THE LAST OF The SEASON
BY the rficers f TIE steamer Macy WASHING
TtN.Ou e.
Leaving Ttb street lrrt n go -HlTg : T.Il
l.. md. bra-- sud ~triIz. e. gagged
Tickets, admitting lad sHd gentleman, 81, single
ticket. 3 C.uts
.COaritte,--apt. Z. EltwisIe, A. }. Fair, Levi
Jones