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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-09
TAKE NOTICE.

Consumers Of Water of the Los Ange-
les City Water Company:
Consumers East OF Hill and New High
streets will be allowed water for gardens be
tween the hours of 7 and 8 A. NJ. and and 7
p. NJ. Any useless waste of water at any time
In water closets, gardens, etc., or any infringe-
ment OF this rule, VIII necessitate the shutting
of OF the water, which will not be turned on
again but on the payment of 81 and q full
compliance with these rule. Street sprink.
ling from hose strictly prohibited.
By order OF the Board of Trustees.
CHARLES E. MILES,,
myl3tf Supt. L. A. City Water Co.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-09
ID L &c ID +.

MEYER.-In this city, July 8th, Albert, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Constant Meyer, aged 70
months. - Z
The funeral will take place to-day at ten
o'clock A NJ, from the residence of the pa
rents, corner of Fort and Second streets
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-09
NEW TO-
Special Notice-.-No Blowing.

have received u large stock of genuine Inn
ported Pomeriegas and other brands of Ha-
vanas to sell for % cents. Also the very
finest brands at % cents each, S for 81 and 5
for 50 cents. My stock OF domestic cigars cam
not be beat. a box OF good cigars from 81 up
wards.
A full line of gents furnishing and fancy
goods, pipes, cutlery and different other arti-
Giles, at prices lower than any other house in
this city. I do not resort to troubling my
neighbors, and only mind my own business.
Don't forget the "Identicals."
/. GOLDSMITH,
3S Main St., under Backman House,
And at IO7 Main ST., next to W., F. & Co.'s
Express.
n B.-Do not mistake the place, as have
no connection with indian territory. mrSl
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-09
CHICAGO BEER.
NOTICE..

A DIVIDEND upon the capital stock of
- the Los Angeles County Bank, at the
rate of 10 per cent. per annum, for average
time of payment OF capital, amounting to So
per share, and semi-annual dividend No. Q of
8 per cent. ON term and per cent on ordinary
deposits, have been declared payable on and
after July 7, 1875.
By order of the Board.
jyG lw /. NJ. ELLIOTT, Sec.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-09

TO close out and make room for new goods
Furniture and household goods bought, sold
and exchanged. Repalfieg also done at low
rates. myIZu u
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-05
sGrbeiterfaDrer por GertAt.
GLearftelb. 3d., 80. Sept

T
Gin Yro3eB, bellen NuSgang MAJ NIT
Spannung entge9enltebt, lpiro felt WOus
tag por ben bteitgen Nilileu D%erbanbelt.
IS lit biss bet Gro3eB ge9en StneD, ben
Yrdlioenten, nlto Y1rfS, einen unter>
georoneten Beamten bes ytationalbunoeS
Der Ber9Ieute Miners National Associaz
tion] in Yennlpluanien. tpelde beS 8er>
brecbeus oes NufrubrS angeflagt iiuD,
iueiL Tie It0 III ben i'm Dorigen Tribiabr
in oieier @egenb itatt9eba6ten @rbeiterz
unruben betbeiltgt batter. lftt SineD
uno Harf5 uaren oallalS ettDa bretBig
Nrbeiter Derbaftet tDoroen. Son Dte1ell
nuroen in Der lld6iten @eri6ts1tBung
1eOs gu ic eiuem Sabre 3uhtDaus ner>
nrtbeilt, Sinep uro Starts aber ipuroelt
unter ie 5000 Dollars 8Irgl6aft gelteut
uno ibr BroSeB Duros duf8ei6oben,
neil fte oalllals nl9t I'M StalDe ipare1,
fi1 our6 ti6tige NnpGlte Dor @eridt
pertreten 5u l%allen.
Ser Yro3eB g%eipiunt nod mebr Snter>
eiie Durb ben l1mitanO, oaB berubmte
Nopofaten Die cine ooer Die anoere Yar,
tel pertteteu. Die Nntlage lit ourn Die
Heaoing GiIenbnbns9 eieul6aft anbGns
ala eeua1t moroen; Der. 0nnptanpalt
berlelbcn lit Der 8unbes; Senator lHiLz
liam u. @aGace. 9ie Nn9efla9ten bas
9tsen fino ourA BEN @rsSnnocsIema1Or
@arpenter bon 8iSconitn. @eneraL 8enz
iamin S. Butter, 9ti9ter 9in6cliffe Don
Dtiliouri II. q. uertretell. Jti0ter 0iu@z
cltffe io4 feline Dteulte uuentgeLtli1 aus
9eboten baben, oa ct Dor elmer Jteibe bon
Sabren auf etne d6nli0e 9tntlage bin Dor
benz @learftelo Gountp @eridt 9eitanz
ben. ST gab bamalS in GlearfieLo
@oultD cine 3eitung beraus, tpei1e i'm
Snterelle per &oblcngrdber gel1riebcn
mar unO vO9iner's 9tscoro" bisB. Spdz
ter fteoelte er na6 Ntillourt iiber, mo er
it'd Der G~e6tspraris piomete uno lpGter
6un1 &tAter gciuGblt tpuroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-05
G1tcagD, 9iuntag, ben 5. SctOber 1875.

eefabr, 81. beren M%6wenonn8 ft6 ele
0uten 8iirger bereiuigen iouten, uno Die
nur burtb bic Nteberlage Der
gerpdiiernngs : Barte' ="
O6to ab8etpeubet Iper0en faln1.
SD tpieberbole beSbGlb, oaB l1 ft0t
6eroefommen bin. I'M bic 8eller Der re-
publifaniihen 9arte; gu bemdlteln nlAt
um ibre MiB9rtffe gu enti6nloigen ooer
ibrem G6rgei5 gu bienen. gBas mid be-
iuog, al oieiem Sample tbGtigen Antbetl
an nebmen, lit, oaB bier ei!r un8IId BON
nnbereheubaren Tolgen abaltpenoen TT,
unO Da8u tuerOs i9 na9 &rdften bst5
trQ9el.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-05
S&I0uO at.

~ u y / ~ y ! " ~ 1Os Oepts
Columbus 9elano, oer Miniiter bes
Snnern, Bat feline @ntlafung geforbert
nno-erhalten.tO ie Toroerung tit bereits
Glteren DatuMs, ite ipuroe ndnEi0 16on
oln 5. Suli ei1gslanot, aber er1t am %.
b. 90. beipiligt, an9cbli6 auf perl6nlt>
Dies 9rGngen bes Wtintlter5, Del9er benz
BrGftbenten an 0emietben Sage al pelz
6em bte1er i'm briefli@ bon oerInnabule
ieines @eiu0tS in &enntntB ieBte, in
@liiabetD, JtsUeSerieD, belu6t bate.
IS albingtOn, 80. Sept.
IS beiBt, baB Elm penniDlnanii1er
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Namens SEQ. 9.
@olcnlau gum 9tabfoIger 9elano'S itn
Witnifterium bes Snileru ernanrt tuorben
iet.
Sic 0tatforaa Der @epmbltfaner
BOA NaTa@mfetts
1pri9t fi1 iiber bic Ginan5frage tpie foI9t
aus: Die 8unbes regierung 1T i'm SUI
tere1fe Der dagemelnen Boblfabrt
bei[ig nerpfli6tet, 10 i6leunia ais
m6gIt1 our 0olbipGbrung aurild3u=
fe6ren. Gin uneinl056ares Bapter9elb
lit Elm nationGles uebeL nn6, tDenn eS
aud oann nod 6ei6ebalten miro, na6z
benz Die umitGnbe, tpel6e ietne Ginfibz
run9 notbiDenotg madtelt, nt6t me6r bez
iteben, Elm nationaIer S6anoled. 9ie
3erriittung ber Wertbe, tpel0e our@
SermebrunS Der Bapiergelomen9e bers
betgefuDrt tDur6e, muB, inoem Ite ben
Cribs Der Nrbeit in bic @etpalt Oct Cobb
1petulanten gtebt, bic 3erriittuug Der
@elammt6eit tpie oes Gtn3clnen mad lid
steben, ben 0anbel I66men uno ali Die
lIebeL gebdren, tpel@e unausbleibli6
iino, tDen1 ein Golf portbru1tg miro.
3aDluwes eGmm8em.
Stttsbur9, Bo., %. Sept.
SLAB, Neatb & Co., Beftber elmer gros
ZEN Giien9teBeret. tpel6e ettpa 800 Nrbet>
ter bel6dftigte, baden ibre3ablungen etnz
geiteut uno ibre Tabrif 9ei6loHen. S6re
Decentralization belaufen it6 auf 80 zoo
Dollars, 5u Deren OeGun9 Elm Berm0gen
bon 800, 900 Dollars %norbanoen, tpel0es
1eon1 9roBent6eilS in QluBenitdnoen Be.
itebt, Die sur Seit ut4t ein9etrieben tpers
ben fDnneit.
Sem Oort, l. Oft.
Tritb & 9in6man. 6dnbler in 8auz
material, Dabsn iDre 3ablungen eiugez
lIeul. granddaughter $Io,90O -01be
Sal 900.
Bottom, 1. Ott.
Oas y@oenins Sournal" f9reibt:
@tr boreu, oaB Die Carbohydrates
Sbepbarb, 9au & So. ibre .3~a6lungeu
einseiteut baben unb oaB ibre 8erbiHo.
li9feiten fi9 auf $l.50o,00O %belaufen.
0ieier 8anferott malpT III @el@Gftsfret-
len DieI BON iib reDen, oa bieiigeBanfen
Be6ieI oteier Sirma i'm @elammtbe.
TRACE BON na6e5u elmer Wiaion Dollars
in !0Glben baben. Sn Montreal fino
atuei 8anfen nit 200, 900, reip. 100, oO0
9Gnars iii Witletoenidaft geaoeen. Oie
onbaltenOe Sttle bes 6olsmGrftes miro
ais @runo bes SanferottS ~augegeben.
Ser 9roBe &aTemSiebFaDI tn
Wontrcat.
81 ontreat, 81. Sept.
Parton, Der flii6tise Galiirer ser biez
ftgen Ote6anics 8a1f, lou lber 100, 600
Dollars unteri9lasen ba5em.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-05

Ots 10 otne5, Sd., 70. SEpI.
8eim @rinnerungsfeft Der Irlnee pom
Sennslfe" belt Der BrGitoenF Grant fols
geroe &eoe:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-05

Gan Tranctsco, IS. Sept.
Sin GeLeer0mM BON Gan Diego iagt:
9te 9tepolution in Sonora crrei6te am
%. Qluguit BET 2lltar ibr @noe, iDo Die
9tc6cnen bon ben 9tegierutgStruppen
euf'S 9aupI gei0lagen ipurben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-05

0ie feierli6e &eIsDnun9 Oes Garbts
noIs Mc@losfen init Benz GiteL bes Btz
fhofs Der 8aiiltca Santa Maria sopra
Minerva puroe beuts yfttto8 IN bielcr
STRIDE uoaSogen. yfadOem Der @arOts
nal Dor penl Altar ELL frr5e5 @ebet per-
rid,tet ulo baun alf otnl btiGofihen
T6ron 8las genommen batte, perlas Der
Dtiqr. @ata[oi Die Suue pel3e osm
Sorpinal Den genannten Gitel nerleibF.
5orNu belt Der Domtnitaasrs 0enss
rn1 e Nnipra6e al pen cardinal,
N bic Tetsr ulit benz GsOeum f@loB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-05
Git M~inemmn8GM6.

WV
9DttsniLIe, Ba., 80. Sept.
Sn elmer &oblengrube BET 9ed6erpiae
tpurDen beute Moraen Die 8ergLeute
sSanles 9loams u1o Nrt6ur Sunt OurG
cine @ntainOung Der @ale getootet nuo
Seiaoc @ilion, Wti6ael Butter uno pes
ter Sranf i6Der DerleBt.
9as steme GabeI f@on tUte0er
e~nt5tutt.
Sem Oort, 27. Sept.
0as neue (oirefte) atlantiihe &abel
rtB beute Na6mittas i'm O3ean entauei.
G~eIbftMOrS.
SnbianapoIis, 80. Sept.
8m. 9. 8ooo, Der YrGiibent Der
.@reenftetO Manufacturing @ompanp,"
be9ins bsute Wtorser anu bieiisen @euz
trals8abnbofe Selbitmor0 bur6 9erz
aiftung. Sn einem Briefe, ben CT binterz
IdBt, betennt ct iia pisIfa@er SdliGuns
gen i9ulotg.
e@were SamtGaee oe9en eiaea
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-05
ANfIa0e 0e0em ettten
@tinIi1cn%

Wf 0ntreaI II. Sepf.
Der Qbb6 So1epb @9abert, elm beruora
ra9enber fatbOlii4er GetitltNer ull0Gor.
iteber Der fsl. WtaIerafaoemte, lit u:
gaugenen Samltag bier auf Die Nnfla I.
b~erbaftet iooroer, Die fiufSebnidbri e
Soiepbine 8eaucamp III feIUer MobnuLs
geiA6nAet Az bahen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-05
Uaterutot0%

~ VI 30 WA
Sn &nopIton, Quebec, uuroe beute
MOrgen Elm alter W1ann Jtamens 8eLI9
bon ieinem SObne erl0oiien. ST mar
eben babel 9etuelen, ietner Trau ait
elmer Qrt bas 2eben 81 nebmen, als ietn
So0n, Die 9iilferufe Der Mutter b0reno,
ms 3immer itur5te, uno Der Batter,
einen Jtspolper ergreifenO, na6 tDlll
19oB. Ser Sobn ermiOerte ben S0uB
uno ltrefte ben Slater tOot au 8ooen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-07
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
A wal, from, a Car Driver.

FriitcT SfGT. SIR: You would confer a favor
or tie drivers Df the Metropolitan railroad Z
yCU would publish this In answer to the carl
in FRIDAYS STAR. We wnnld like tn ask
the gentleman. If you would put him on one
Of those pla tforTs of a car and work him Il +,
whether he would not also be deaf, dumb
and blind? A great many people are in
lager beer saloons or a barber shop when the
cars go ny. and then run out, ami expect the
drivers to see them. II they would stand on
the street they COuld all be seel.
THE DRIVERS OF NJ r. II. Co.
j. S.-We think IL is punishment enough
10 work us that long without finding fault.
THE complaint 10 which this cOrrespon-
dent refers vas not published for the benefit
OF the class he alludes TO, but of that much
larger number OF ladies anG gentlemen ap-
preaching the car lines by cross streets who
often fnd II absolutely impossible to attract
the notice OF the drivers. The employees ON
his line are probably worked too hard, as
tho. e on most lines are; but that does not In
the least diminish the annoyance of would
be passengers on cross streets, who. after
hallCing themselves hoarse and working
the mSelves into a perSpiratiOn By running
and jumping, and by franticaily swinging
hats, umbrellas, etc, in q vain attempt to
catch the ea1 or eye of the driver. at last see
the car 60 gaily by just before they get to IL,
and have 70 wait restleSSly in the ScaDt
shadow OF tree 0OX for the next car, or pur-
sue their j"UT' ey on fOCt,-aS most of them
10. "LOOk neither 70 the right nor the lief. >
may he "A very good motto for some pursuits
in ife,-yOung ladies' going 10 church, or
school for instauce,-but not FOR ear drivers.
That j. just where they should look, If they
want 20 encourage travel on their spectiYe
liLCS-ED. starr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-07
q EORG ETOKN.

NJ AN DROwSFD.-A boat containing five
coiored men capsized in the river off JeffeT-
son street yesterday afternoon, and one of
The men, named Gasta'-us Hooe. was drown
ed. The other men cluHg TO the boat until
they were rescued by people from the shore.
The body OF HOoe has not yet been recovere1.
CUT IN FIGHT.-Y esterday afternoon a
Colored boy, named John Weeden. got into a
fight with another boy and had his head cut
severely With a brick. He was sent to the
High street hospital.
Alta MEETING of the Tenth Building As
ISOLATION, held at GOddard's hali last mig? {,
twenty-six shares were sold at an ayera re OF
SS4 O6.
GRAIN MARKET.-The offerings of whea.
at the Merchants Exchange to-day amount
ed to 2,415 bushels. Sales are reported OF
22e5 bushels, at from S1.39 to Al IS per buShel
ARRIVED. Steamer John Gibson, from
New York, with general merchandise for
District merchants; schooner T.. L. Dunuock
from salisbury, Md, with loo. 900 feet of lum-
Der for Wheatley Brothers; schooner Charles
Lewis. from Alexandria, with LOO bushels
wheat for Hartley * Brother; schooner Ar.
mazda, from Norfolk, Va. with 5000 feet
lumber. for Wheatley Brothers. BY canal
boat j. =. Welch, with 1.4OO bushels wheat
for ii. NJ. Talbot; boat Round Top, with 40
barrels cement for j. q. X j. NJ. Waters. BY
ralI-oC0 bushels wheat for Hartley ~ Fro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-07
FINANCIAL Ard GDMnERCsAy.


NEW boKk, Srpt. The Posts nuaucfal article
says-G Ia Opened AZ us. advanced at 10 IL t. l5.
AID has tince ruled "a, ll5lsal4alls The rates for
told ar ar" Lo more against bprroWe.s rhtn #
lac. ~ the opering l64 per day Raa paid ard
III &c then the rSts have been l-sl Per DAY a. ! 8
"Hd Ttr cent per anuum aud flat Foreign eN-
change l. -rtirtS 'mira. that i- there il Ii lie
no business doing. The leading ban crs % .n.d
th..I - sted rates ling 4S55 aud So and
hafn5t Don reduced them 70 4S5 aud IS. The quo-
alton o. the street IS 4aaa1a aud iak, and CONNER
riai A. quoted a. Low as 4S2h. In tn money mar
k"' csl ans ar lt1HZt2 PeT cont. and prime
cHrf'i" pa per is 4ea61, per cent SAT- per cent as
best expressing the bulk Of the business in un-
dcuotedly good names Government bonds are
Higher In currency quo aOns, because # CHER gold
Ire market Is without special feature. The stock
market opened "a al above yeeteroay's closing. In
the first half hour Lake Shore fen u, otherwise
the market was steady. From 10 - to noon the
market advanced a2S the latter st Paul preferred,
and Lake Shore i Since noon the market has boan
.tead' The extreme sales have been follows:
Lake Shore, s6ss as. q, We-tern Union Telegraph,
7o'saI91s Pacific Mail, 375Sa37sS So Paul, IS ,35
preferred So s6l4 Northwest, 3gl a395I; Erie I6
sltzs; Rock Island, re a0S Union Pacific. 73A73
and Atlantic and Pacific relegra nh, 2l1sa2liI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-07
The Markets.


BALTIMoRR, Sept. l. Virginia skies, peelers,
y; DO; coh.olidated, g.; West Virginia., ga;
day. Sugar firm and active, lOsTalO7l
BALTIMORE, Sept 7.-Cot'en nominal-middIing 2,
H7Ssl>s Flour steady and unchanged v heat
steady and fru-No. western amber / AZ: mi xed
90 liOsl Al No. 2western red, +DaI Al. Penn-yl-
Nana red l35al 40, MARI land, 1Dal 42aiO amber
la5al 81, do white. 25aI SIS. Corn firm for sout n
ern but western dui-sOuhern white, SASS do. yell
low. nomDsl western mixed, 70; spot, 76 last half
October. Gate dun and unchanged. Rye dull and
hsayy, 9ga.5. Hay steady aud unchanged Pro-
visions firm and unchanged. Pork, 22ODa22 %
Lard-refued. H1aaI4I. Butter stronG-western
extras, 2'az1 do. frsts, 23a24 Petroleum met
{, fee Lominslly unchanged. Whisky dull, -
NEW YORK, Sept. Stocks dull and steady
Money. Ia Gold, l5T. Exchange, long, Is,
short, As. Governments dull and steady
NEW IoRK. Sapt Flour dan ard droNping
wheat quiet and unchanged. Cora quiet ana un-
changed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-07
CrnPItT to CIR Horses.

I"i'cT Sdr.-i wish you wOuld call the az
teutiOn of Mr. Gafchel to the mlnuer in
which The I street ears are pullet up the hill
at eth and II streets. The company mas 40
hill horse there, and one horse bringing a
crowded l'ad of passengers up that hill is
cruelty To animals In the worst degree. They
oUgE % be made to have an extra horse at
thar point, especially on Sundays. / came
up there on "a Sunday not long ago. aud the
poor horse gave out right on the mill, and the
driver ad 10 get the w. & G. railroad horse
To pull him up. Y.
Etff e. 1C--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-07
NATTANs' VEGETABLE CarHARFIC
~ AND ANfI.BILlUUS PiLLO

asa general family physic they are uurivaled, and
superior to patent pills generally In this They are
nome made. and consequent always fresh. They
contain no mercury 9th er mineral substance, or
shythlbg else injurious. They combine these three
certainty OF action. Every dose produces its iegii.
uate result Some Of the diseases in which they are
specially recomme nded affording speedy relief or
cure are hshitusl costiveness cold or sick
nesda6he dyspe psia digestion, liver con- plants
Tha Uious olsoroers generally, Jaundice and piles
thousands who have been relieved cured Will
cneerCIiy testify 10 their general efficiency as the
Pal Tor the million, applicable alike 10 the weakly or
robust, children or adults. Price per box. Is cents
VIII De sent by mail to any part OF the Country on
receipt Of price.
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
aus2ou I'd aud ID streets northx, u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-07

~RepOrt says the legislature OF California
is undoubtedly democratic.
gS~The New York commissioners hava
finally decided upon The route for a randi
transit railr0ad. They decline To maze pub
lic the selection upon which they have agreed.
Tie plan is yeS 10 DE chosen.
R-An effort is being made by the friends
Of Sooy, the defaulting treasurer of NeW
Jersey, 10 test the legality OF his arrest.
Trey assert that be was arrested ia Philadei-
Ibia withoHt legal process.
Hy-A girl IN Iowa, bi item by a rattIesnake,
was cured By whiskey aud soda-water alter
nately, snd row he doctors are bothered q
know whether 10 was the Hbi31ey or tae
sc,'a-Gaier which saved her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-07

= COSTLY DRUNK.-Late Sunday night a
colored woman. about rs years OF age, named
Hannah Anderson, and her adopted child.
about IL years of age, named Harrison CRU
yer, were accidentally drowned I'm the Della
ware and Raritan canal, in Trenton, N T.
She had been 20 get her pension OF S34 from
the United States pension agent. and while
driving home in wagon with CruZer she
backed the horse into the canal. When she
GOT The money man was with her; but as
soon as both got drunk be left her to "a ke
care ofherself and went TO house near the
canal and fell asleep. The unfortunate wo-
her Untimely end
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-07

CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, OARRIAGEs.-
- We now have on hand fine stock Of =. af7NR -,
Inc latest stl lie Of Carriages, consisting SrSIgS
OF Coupe Rockaways, extension tOpACSSzS
fhatons, Jump seats, Piano box Buggies, Glass
door and low door Carriages, Business e. press and
Top buggies, Pony Phatens, ana stock too nu-
Elerous 20 mention. Will be sold low for cash or
approved paper. WIN. YOUNG BRO,
sepl- I'M 456 PennsyI .snia avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-07

THROWN OVERHEARD AND DROWNED
Af0uf noon yesterday John Eyler and man
Hs.IoeG Hacker went to fish at the foot of
north 9th street. Brooklyn. After being some
Tine together dispute arose between them
In reference 10 some trivial matter, when
oyer PUSHED Hacker into the river. and he
was drowned before assistance could be OBJ
taIncd. Eyer then reported the circum-
stances or the Fifth Avenue Station house
claimed any intention of causing his death
and ssid he merely pushed him on the dock
during the quarrel, without having apy no
ton thar he would fall into the rlver.-N Y.
Times. GA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-07

a HORSE EPIDEMIC.-Ths Blind SdD1ers
FTet.'t'tHg an Smyrna, Dei.-The Smyrna Del }
Times reports that early last week the dis
ease commonly known as the blind staggars
broke Out among the horses IN ThOroushfare
Neck, between that town and Collins
Il aoh, aud within the last five days over
twenty have died in that section alone, while
quite number on the Bombay Hook side of
tie creek, east of the town, have also died
Thirty or forty In ali up to the present writ
Ing. SO far the disease is cOnfiuei to the
Neck district mainly, only one case occur
ring west OF smyrna. The amin ais nearly
all drOOp and finally commence walking in
circle 10 the left, and thus continue until
they die. \ few are too stupid to walk
While others rant terribly, aud If left in the
stable would batter their skulls open. IL is
thought the disease is brought on by night
exposure ana The almost perpetual damp
ness Of the grass. The matter having assUTil
ed 80 serious an aspect, parties at smyrna
united IN club on Tuesday and dispatched
u Philadelphia for veterinary surgeon. He
came ard rTDnounces the disease cerebro
SPIRAL m"uiH gifts, which the farmers thin
al TIE same a sfaggers. The disease is not
cOntse !OuS, he says.
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n FUGILTsT'S LOVE STORY-The New
York Sun sGys:-MiSS Louisa Harrison and
Miss lOOd, OF Harlem. visited the Manhat-
tan house, kept by owen GeOghegan, at I1}
BoWery. on Friday night last. Among the
GO mpsny there was the sTalvart prize fighter
Martin Neary alias the F iddler.' Mr.. Neary
Is vel known in sporting circles by his bat
Tie with Peter Croker and his contest with
Billy Edwards on the stage of the Bowery
thsater last winter. One day last week he
WlthStOOd the Dandley brothers In fight at
Houston street and the BOwery. On Friday
NJ was repNSins III the Manhattan house,
afteI The heat of battle, when Miss Harrison
who IL eighteen years old and pretty, entered
The saloon. She became enamOred of Npary
and NCaIy 81 once fell in love with her. Miss
harrison SAID in voice that NeaTy over
heard, that she always WiSbel to marry a
rll<e Fighter, because such nan could pro-
tect heT, that she would rather have such a
husband than any other in the world. NePTy's
heart tCutI lot Withstand this and he in
vitet The ladies to take glass Of beer. After
Inc glasses were emptied he said to Miss
Louisa that lie thought she would make him
q good wife and help him to lead better life
lie thtn plulnlIy asked her to marry him.
The offer was accepted, and a messenger was
dispatched for Mr.. John T.. Bowling. q jus lice
OF the IeGce. When Mr.. Bowling arrived he
found score of friends awaiting the care-
mOny. Mr.. Neary and Miss Harrison clasped
hands, and the justice married them Mr.
Neary opened a bottle of wine and when
that was exhausted, two kegs of beer were
tap"ed. Toe justice collected his fee and
went home, and the couple made their we'd
ding tour 10 Harlem.