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Connecticut western news., 1875-10-29

Here tue DuTgldIS unCb Wltu o !ulSuaps JOI in taking the vest they either dropped or floor. h The noise awoke the wife, who had not been SO heavily drugged, and she, after considerable difficulty, awoke her husband
 When he awoke she remarked about the odor of the chlOroform, and now thorough ly aroused, he arose and discovered his loss. ..-- s..f+ . .-.-.
 The loss IS quite heavy one to the gen. tleman, who is wholesale grocer in New York. He had collected the money in town during the day, and in all probability had been seen and followed to his home, and the plans laid to capture the money.
 But this does not end the catalogue of crime. Several minor thefts have been per petrateG during the first of the week, which we chronicleain7this connection. s@
 On Monday afternoon tramp, who gave his name as John Norwood. stole five felt balmoral skirts from in front of the store Austin 6 Son. sgs. ls' .ay s#, On Tuesday evening about six o'clock. some thief coolly stopped to examine an overcoat in front of clothing store on 1 Main street. Looking around and seeing no one observing him, he unbuttoned the coat from the skeleton figure ana donning it started away. The loss was not discty
 cred until some fifteen minutes afterwards. l As we have observed once or twice be
 fore; the scamps appear to operate in gangs, selecting village and cleaning ii out in one or two nights The villages along the Hudson river were ''operate9
 in this manner, also Pine Plains in New York state and several towns and villages in this state, and it is the part of wisdom | for o,,r oit;1aps to ho ssalI fho t;poo roodv,
 to give them buck shot reception should they come here. The remark of course applies with equal force to other villages in this region. Keep the Hints in your mus kets in working condition, 'trust in God and keep your powder dry" a.ta s,,
Connecticut western news., 1875-10-29

When, in addition to this, we learn that the salary of that year was paid with great irregularity, we can only add that if Mr.
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g-JeSsc Pomeroy. the Boston boy murder
er, has been sentenced TO death.
uE-.LOve linked with economy will carry a
young couple a great deal more safely on the
road of life than extravaganza and show"
Fine langwidge.
~ a damsel applied for n place behind a
counter. "What clerical experience have
You % asked the man OF dry goods. VERY
little" she said, with a blush, "for L have
only joined the church last week"
RIA person of an inquiring turn of mind
asks, 'Does the Lord love a man who spends
at church festival The money he owes 20 his
washerwoman" We pass the conundrum
TO the next man.
RFAsD1buquc boy was rather troubled for
fear that lac would moi know his father when
they reached heaven, but his mother eased
him. remarking, "All you have 10 do il To
look for an angel with a red nose on him."
~ Lucretia Boyd, of Elizabethtown, set
tied the matter with her slow wOOer by sim
ply shedding few tears, and saying: Il don't
believe have a real friend on earth" What
could the poor fellow do but open his arms,
and exclaim; "Here is your REFUGEE"
HH-A Kansas farmer purchased revolver
for his wife, and insisted on target practice
so that she could defend her house in case of
his absence. After the bullet was dug out OF
his leg. and the COW buried, he said he guess
ed she'd better sloot with an axe.
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EVENING STAR.
rrssnsv......February 81, 1873.
CONeSNSIONAL
Conclusion of resterd.. VS. Proceedings.

NNs'ss'cN " Lt@tcf7tes
SENATE.-After our report c. 1Sei-
The pension bill was passed..
Mr. West called up the Post Offica q, 'pro-
priation bill.
An anne ndment was agreed To ,-r,v,fipy
that the rates paid for advertising mail let
tines In the Washington papers shall no, ex-
coed the customary rates paid I'm the city OF
Baltimore for ordinary commercial advcr-
Using.
When the clause was reached repeating the
second subsidy OF the Pacific Mail mShip
company,
Mr. West said the Committee on Annro-
prfations reported IL back without racom-
mendation, as the question had been sent TO
The judiciary Committee for examination.
Mr.. Thurman said the judiciary Com
mlttee were 10 have considered TIE matter
this morning, bat the meeting was not held
on account OF the caucus
The clause was then passed over informally
Al The suggestion of Mr. Conkl!ng, IL vas
finally agreed that the bill should bc consi,i-
cred as concluded, with the understanding
that a motion be at once made to reconsider
with the understanding that IL be for the pur-
pose only OF discussing the clause relating 10
the Pacific mail subsidy.
The Senate then, at 80 D. M. adjourned.
HOUSE.-After our report closed
The House rejected several motions to StS-
pend the rules 10 consider the Texas Paridc
railroad bill, the liquor bill, &c.. and al 4.45
O'Clock took a recess.
EVENING SESSION.
The House met at $50, and resumed con
SideTation OF the District OF Columbia tax
bill. Pending its consideration. MI Thomp-
son asked. but failed 10 obtain, unanimous
Crn Maryland Railroad company Go extend
its track into the District Of Columbia.
\ report of the debate on the tax bill viii
be found on the local pageJ
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WHOLESALE DESTRUCTION or CROWS
Mr.. Jas. T. ambeTlain, of Hartford county,
prise-that of killing crows for the bounty OF
six cents a hand, paid by the county commits
Sioners. Last week he bagged in four days,
near Fountain Green, COL, and received for
the heads from Justice Fulton levy certif-
cate for S4l.46. He uses corn soaked in a sOlu-
ton of stTychnine, and spreading the poi
soned corn over the frozen snow, large num-
beTs of crows are lured TO their death. Be
sides the bounty, the feathers are said 10 be
quite valuable and the carcaSses can be COM
posted. Mr.. Chamberlain says that nearly
every one he secured was blind i'm one eye,
most probably from the glare Of the snow
ReIniT MN yfSJis
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A SCHOOL TEACHER in Umatilla county.
California, had pretty girl OF sixteen as a
pupil. She entaDgled his heart, and then
cruelty Tilted him. ThereupOn he sought
revenge. Catching her in a slight infraction
Of the rules. he swung his birch branch aloft,
and commanded her TO stand up and be
whipped. She ran out OF the door across the
fields toward home; but her fieetness was OF
short duration, and the angry schOolmaster's
hand soon graSped her arm. Her courage
had gone with her wind. aud she Offered then
and there to kiss and make up if he wouldn't
whip her. He declined TO compromise. lie !
her back 10 the school house, and fiogged her
until blood came through the back OF her
dress. Her hour of eXultatiOn came when
She saw him fined SO for assault.
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nIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
IL BOARD OF HEALTH,

" 70,
Sealed Proposals for the daily Removal aud Trans
poTtstiOn Of the Night Soil and Carriages and the
Collection and Removal Of Dead Animals from the
cities OF Washington and Georgetown and the imme-
diate and more densely populated suburbs thereof
will be received at this Office until 2 m. MONDAY
March LIST, ISIS The service TO commence pril lst,
l5, and 90 be performed the satisfaction of the
Board OF Health, and in accordance with its regula
tions and ordinances; said night soil, garbage and
dead animals TO be removed and transported from
and 10 such point or points may be selected and
designated BY the bidder, subject to the approval of
the Board Of Health.
, Each bid must be accompanied with a deposit of
three hundred $500 dollars, 10 be forfeited should
the party or parties to whom the contract may be
awarded fail to enter into written agreement with
snch sureties as may be approved by the Board OF
Health, Tor the faithful performance Of the work.
Proposals Will be Endorsed Proposals for the Be
signed and no bid will be entertained except upon
the blank form prescribed by the Board of Health,
which will be furnished on application.
bids presented.
By order Of the Board Of Health.
febl0G ID. w. BLISS. M. D., Secrefarx
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n BUSTED COMMCNITH.'-ThiS phrase
may very properly express the condition of
affairs in Carson and Virginia city. 4 cor
respondent writing from the latter place
says: 'This il a city OF elongated NisaEt~-
city Of sacllcloth and ashes. Everyboiy
here dabbleS in stocks. and therefore every
body here is plum busted Hiac Utp laci-
ggH0."
n resident of Carson City was on Caliror-
mia street yesterday, and he made everybody
laugh by telling how the Nevada legislature
were skinned i'm stocks. said he: you know
Sharon said, after election, that he wouldn't
pay any member cent for his vote, and I
really don't believe he did; but he carried
stock for the boys-carried about a hundred
OphiT, you knOw-eh? Well, at that time
about the 4th of January, you know, and
Ophir was up to about $50, and the boys all
had a profit of $50 a share. and some one of
SharOn's political engineers paid each man
the difference, and advised all of them to bu y
Ophir, as il was going to $500 sure. Well. sir,
they just pitched in and bOught-and Dor
rowed, and bought more. Some of them had
their wives in San Francisco seeing the
sights, and they telegraphed 10 the old wo-
men TO draw IL mild on silks and iewelry and
get Ophir. Well, they've all got enough
Ophir now, / reckon. Why, IL you was 10
take all the republican members in that
legislature and run 'em through n ten-Stamp
mill, don't believe you'd get enough bullion
to pay for crushing. They went In on mar
gins, YOU knOw-buyer thirty, Ell? Well.
when l left they were all skirmishing round
town for boarding houses, buyer thirty
Sda Francisco ChrsRfcle, FED. Is.
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CHARLES II. MOULTON, Trustee.
fell eO&ds J. L. COLDWELL, Salesman
NHOMAS T.. WAGGAMAN.
Real Estate Auctioneer, j19 9Th street
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON VI
STREET NORTH. BETWEEN NORTH CAPT.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF PROPERTY ON II
IOL AND 1sT STRESS EAST
n BY virtue OF deed of trust dated October
Iii 18TH A. ID. lS72 and duly recorded la libar
90 folio al, one OF the land records for the District
al Columbia, and at the request of the party Sc
cured thereby. we will sell, on the premises. by
public auction on FRIDAY, the 9Th day of March,
1875, az clock p. all that piece and parcel OF
and known rs and being lot numbered nineteen 49,
in ThOmpsOns recorded Subdivision of square
numbered six hundred and seventy six, (676j with
the improvements.
Terms of sale: Onethird Of the purchase money in
cash, the balance in notes at six aud twelve
month. at per cent. interest per annum till paid,
% be secured by deed of trust the property 6 100
must be paid deposit at the time Of sale All
conNeyancing at cost of the purchaser. Should the
terms of sale be not complied with within five day
after the sale the trustees the right to resell
the same at the purchaser risk after five days
notice. +. W. JONES,
febH eo&ds THOMAS Z. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
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EPTTHETS.-PeThapS you have noticed by
the way, how commonplace adjective.
When simply and truthfully applied, takes
on ana holds perennlally "a fresh and peculiar
meaning. What could be more COM
monplace than admirable" silent -
''piouS,' venerable" great" ssyel-
lew" "blue, '"primeval" Who would think
that the application Of these qualifications 10
names OF persons, places, or things, could
make eplthetS that time cannot Outweart
And yet this Is the way that we get the Ad-
mirable CrichtOn, William the Silent
Pious h.neas, the Venerable Bede, Peter the
Great, the yellow Tiber, the Blue Danube
the Forests Primeval, and a thousand indy
ing phrases OF prose and verse-"TRs Oif
Cabinet SrTibneT Tor March
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Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and SITS northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE STORY BRICK
DNELLlNG ON NORTH SIDE OF ID STREET,
BETMkEN % AND 3D. STREETS NORTH
WEST, No. 205.
q BY virtue of deed Of trust. dated October
kr 18th, A II. lS72, duly recorded in Liber No Cos,
folio 400 &c one of the land records for the Dis
trict OF Columbia, and at tn request of the party
secured thereby, will SELL at public auction. in
'front.' OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY, February
"a 1915, at O'Clock p. m, the following described
real estate, situate IN the city of Washington Dis
trct of Columbia, viz All that piece or parcel of
ground known and designated Lot numbered
nineteen 49, in +. X. Aliens subdivision of part
Of lot numbered one, H. in Square five hundred and
seventy, $50, according to the subdivision thereof
duly recorded in Liber II. ID. c., folio 359 ia the
Office OF the surveyor OF said city of Washington to-
gether with the improvements, &c.
Terms: By virtue of certain writing signed by
all parties concerned the terms of sale liz OF the
above described property are: Onethird cash, and
the balance at six, twelve and eighteen months for
which the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest
at the rate of eight per cent. per annum from the
day of sale, aud secured by a deed of trust on the
property sold, will be taken. A deposit of 8 100
will be required of the purchaser at the time of sale,
and all cOnveyanCing at the expense of purchaser.
II terms of sale are not complied with in seven days
the trustees the right to resell the prop
ery at the risk and cost of the defauting purchaser
after five days advertisement.
CHARLES G. BURR, (r-,s.,o.
JOHN g. HARNESS, ( AiuS'oes'
teb5-eod J. L. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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DIED..

BoTEIER Suddenly. on the morning of Febru-
airy ., fLNSIE W. BOTELER, only daughter OF ynO.
W. and hannie III. BOteler, In the 9TH year Of her
age.
The friends Of the family invited 20 attend the
funeral from her parents residence, 613 II street
BALTIMORE. On the 21d instant. WALTER FIN
LEY, son Of Alex. W. and q. n. baltimore, aged q
yeare.
Funeral on Wednesday, the Path, at ! O'Clock D.
H. IRON his father residence, 631 STREET south
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IL II. WARNER.
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctionaer
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and h SITS northwe
TRnsTEE s SALE OF TWO NEW TWO STORY
FRAME DWELLINGS ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF NORTH STREET.. BETMEEN GrH A I'D

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO NEW Two STORY
FRAME DWELLINGS ON TIRE SOUTH SIDE
or NoRTIl STREET, BETWEEN 6TH AND
- BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated October
Iii 18th, A ID, lS7+ duly recorded in Librr No 762.
folio 81 one Of the land records for tha District of
Columbia. and at the request Of the party secured
premises, on FRIDAY, February 18th, ISIS, AT 4
o clock 2. M the following described real estate
situate in the city Of sshingtOn, District of Colum
bla, to wit: All that certain piece parcel of
ground known and described upon the ground plat
~ said city as lot numbered sixteen. 49, in square
number light hundred and fifty nine, 1859 fronting
on north III street fifty two (52b feet ten AMI half
tO5s inches, 10y depth of one hundred and seventy
i've 1867 feet three 90 inches TO alley thirty 1922
feet wide, together with the improvements, sc.
Terms: : $40 rs lO0, with interest from October
and expenses of sale, i'm cash. and the balance O.
II and i months, for which the notes of the pur-
chaser bearing interest from the day of sale. and
secured by "a deed of trust on the property sold
VIII be taken. deposit of loo will be required Of
the purchaser at time Of sale and all
at the expense of the purchaser. If terms of sale are
not complied with in seven days the Trustee re-
serves the right to resell the property at the Tisk
and cost OF the defautiug purchaser after five day
advertisement.
tcbleOAds }. L. COLDWELL, Salesman.
nITHE PURCHASER HAVING FAILED 70
comply with the above terms. the property will be
resch in front of the premises, on SATC RDAY.
February 27th, 1875, at o'clock p. m, at the risk
and cost OF the dctaulting purchaser.
CHARLES IA. MOI LION, Trustee.
fcl'Z2-d J. L. COIDWEIL salesman
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LENONADE FOR A CODA hot lemonade
is one ofthe best remedies in the world for "A
cold. IL acts promptly and enectually, and
has not unpleasant after-ofiectS. One lemon
must be squeezed, cut i'm slices. put with
sugar, and covered with half pint OF boil
ing water. Drink just before going TO bed.
and do not expose yourself ON the following
day. This remedy will ward of an attack
OF The chills and leyer. n used nrOmntlv.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Southeast corner of 9th and ID SIS nnrt
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
CORNER OF 21sT AND l. STREETS NORTH
WEST. AT AUCTION.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
CORNER OF 21sT AND l. STREETS NORTH
WEST, AT AUCTION.
n BY virtue Of deed Of trust given 20 US, re-
Ai corded in Llber N 639, fOios As OF the land
records Of Washington county, in the District Of Co
lumba, and 10y written request of the Treasurer Of
Oriental Building Association No. ?. Of the city of
Washington, ID. c., will sell, at public auction in
front of the premises. on FRIDAY, the 18th day of
March, A. ID. 1875, at , clock p the following
described property Part Of lot one. ID square
ty-two, 12 beginning for the at the southeast
corner Of said lot thence the line Of north
street one hundred 100 feet; thence north seventeen
)fect thence cast one hundred IlO0) feet to 2lst
street west; thence south euteen IL feet the
place of beginning; it being the property con-
yeyed to John Bast and wife MAY Sth, 1o,5, by John
p Hilton and wife, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms: $500 cash; the balance in two equal notes,
at 6 and II months. bearing per cent. interest A
deposit Of Sl0 required coon a knocked off. If
terms of sale not complied with in days the
trustees reserve the right resell the property the
risk and cost Of the defauiting purchaser or pur-
Chasers upon Civ ing five days notice Of such resale
III the Evening Star newspaper. published in Wash
ingtUn, ID. {.
ANTON EBERLN.l r..
GEORGE BAUER.S lIS'ee>.
teblS-eo6ds DUNCANSOS BROS, Aucts.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT

Special Term. Probate JSrtsd,eioH February hls75.
In the matter of the will and codicil of JAMES n
BALL: Application for letters testamentary on the
estate of James N. Ball. Of the city of Washing
ton, District of Columbia, has this day been made
by JENNA p. Ball. All persons interested are
hereby notified to appear in this court on TUES
DAY the ID day of March next. at IL O'Clock a.
m. TO show cause why letters testanlentary the
estate Of the said deceased should not issue prayed
Proctdei, a copy of this order be published once
week for three weeks inIsome one newspaper pub
lished in Washington, ID. c., previous to the said
day. Test
febs N ST. A. wEBsTER, Register Of Wills.
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AN EXPERIENCED CoUPLE-The Pitts
burg Commercial ''reads i'm a contemporary
mat ghly-eSteemed citizen of Franklin.
Ia, who has dwelt upon this Sublunary
sphere for the term OF seventy years and in
That time had the mingled grief and pleasure
10 lay three wives where the flowers OF spring
could grow over them and the dews OF sum
mer sparkle like robe of diamonds about
them, recently took to himself fourth part
ner of his joys and SOrrOws in the person OF a
Charming widow who has deposited two
matrimonial ventures I'm place OF perpetual
security and gazed on the blushing roses of
seNenty-fiNe summcrs.n
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AN old Bourbon war-hOrse was i'm from the
country Wednesday, and while i'm town heard
The news from Tennessee. Here, Lie" he
said To his wife. ''driVe back home, and don't
look for me fore Saturday night I'm going
10 celebrate. JestiSS has been done at last.
The good old time il retumin'. Andy john
son lsdS been elected again. Hoop hooray :
I'm on il bigger'n a terbacker factory. Ms
SOtai ETgul1cfcEeT.
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hUNCaNsoN BkOs., AuCtioneerS,
~ Southeast corner ef 9Th ami d streets n W

TRUSTEES SALE or HOUSE AND LOT.
81 BY virtue Of 4 deed Of trust TO me dated Sep
LII tenber 18Th. lS7O. recorded, Sc. and the re
quest Of the party secured. shall offer for sale at
public auction; on WEDNESDAY, the 81 day Of
MafcD at o clock y. m. in front Of the premises,
part Of lot No. IA in square No 2t6 Of the plan II
the city Of Washington, fronting Is feet the pub
iC aley IN SAID square. and running back with that
width o feet with the Improvements, consisting Of
small Frame House
Terms: $500 cash; residue in aud L months, the
purchaser giving his lotes for the deferred paw
ments with Interest secured by deed Of trust on the
premises All COW cy anrng cost Of purchaser If
terms OF sale are not complied with within rye t5l
days IRON day 90 sale the Trustee reserves the ght
10 resell said property AT the risk md 1T default
ing purchaser. A LLOYD, Trustee
feh23-eOSdS DTNCANSON RRoS ADr,s
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N0TICE-PARTIEs WHO DESIRE TO DIS
y pose OF all kinds Of WEARING APPAREL, can
sell them for higher cash price than any place In
the city, by calling or addressing HERZ0G, GIT ID
tention win be given. nsylk-tr
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N0TICE.-Highest cash prices paid for Second
IN hand CLOTHING, FURNITURE, BOOTS and
SHOES, &c. Orders by mail attended To- II COL,
MAN co., vac Pennsyiyanis avenue, corner loti
D., cctSly
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q SEE very little Of yOu,' said an old gen
teman al a Louisville ball to a young lady
whom he had not met i'm long time before.
Il know it," was the artleSS reply, but
mother wouldn't allow me TO wear a very
lOw-ncck dress tonight, the weather is 50
col
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NOTED SAYINGS OF GREAT MEN.-General
Jubal Early says if Robert f. Lee and Stone-
wall Jackson are not in Heaven he doesn't
want TO go there. Another party equally as
intelligent says he would rather be a puppy
there than big Newfoundland dog in the
opposite locality.
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STOVES. &c.

as. X. NARROWER, Maaufdcfus Of Store, and
~ ItHtears, and dealer 9 Hardware and -
Housefurnishing Goods. Roofing and Spout L.
ing speciality. No. 1886 18th street north -
west, near Rhode Island avenue. seplO-ly ~
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BANKERS.

T.. Mob. TIMONY &CO,,
Ia BANKERS,
Second National Bank Buil:ing, 500 7th street,
Draw Sight Drafts on England, ireland, France and
Germany.
Buy and sell Gold, Stocks and Government Bonds
Gold and Stock Indicators and Telegraph for use OF
customers.
Collections made on all points febl6-ly
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w
lican paper OF the state, which viii hereafter
be known as The Wing and Chronicle.
avAn explosion occurred in the Safety
Fuse works at Red Ruth, Cornwall, England,
Saturday. Five girls were killed. There
were many miraculous escapes.
nVEx-county treasurer John +. W. Thorn,
has committed suicide at Wyandotte, Michi-
gan. He is said to have been $4,000 short in
his accounts.
aS-The legislative investigation into the
management of the Nebraska penitentiary,
reveals the most cruel treatment OF prison
erS.
~While laborers were pulling down an
old building in New York city on saturday,
the walls fell in killing William Davis and
injuring two other men. Davis leaves wife
and five children.
aIA collision occurred Saturday afternoon
in the Erie railroad tunnel at Bergen, n. j.
between several coal cars and a passenger
train by which a brakeman of a coal car,
named Patrick Savage, was killed
1The exposure Of the Katie King fraud
has had a depressing effect upon the business
of the Eddy brDthers az Chittenden, W.T. but
they are not Inclined to give in. They are
going TO soon open "healing circle, under
the direction Of spirit physicians"