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POPE Plus INA writer IA a French
paper some time since gave an elaborate
dcscri ption Of the personal appearance and
habits OF The Pore. OF which one or two
points may be int ere ting II cite. lie says
Ibat The Pope j. rather above the metirm
height. and Ihe air of II lme, with the Scie1-
iary life which be is Obliged ID lea 4, have
given him an embOnpoiut which, however,
is not great enough u Inconvenience him,
and which disappears ian part under the
e'clrslastical dress. II 6 hair is white, but
not hin; his forehead broad aud Prominent;
bis deep eyes throw out striking glanceS; all
the features OF his aged face are strongly
marked tut harmonious. The Mastai-Fer-
Tetti.' ne adds. " live a hundred years; the
longevity OF this family is proveriial in SIN
igalia, and / have known a Farretd OF
eighjy-hve who astonisbed everybody by his
vivacity and activity" The POpe Il n ways
upa very early hour, and imm eiistely begins
his prisons Then valet shaves him, and
after that he sees his physician. At seven
O'Clock the Pope says mass. He seldom
break lasts before eleven O'Clock, on account
Of the services at the chapel and also because
he receives the ministers in TIE morning.
However. Plus TX rarely preSideS al the
council OF ministers; this care il left 10 Car
dinal Antonelli, who the same day reports
10 the Pope the measures that have been
adopted, and who submits To him all inn
pOriant questions. The frugality o. the Pope
is well known in Rome.
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AN Ord MANS SUICIDE CAUSED BN TT
TREATMFNg-lu tlc case 81 SigiSnl ana
Siettgr, an aged German who committed
suicide by shooting himself I'm the ne Il on
TrC day, NJ No. ii'f Third avenue. Coroner
ksSSler held an inquest. \ number OF Wit
rt>.eS testified that Sietter was a kind
hearted sober. worthy man, who ha Suf-
feTd ill-treatmeut nom his " r. aud chill
'rcn. who had driven him Co SCI f-feSt flctian.
The character OF the wife was not above re-
uTCacn II was stated in the teStim nnv. and
one witness said that She Often behaved i'm
morally in the presence of her husband. The
youngest son said IN presence OF MS mother.
Il am going 10 XIII or shoot Che oil dog re-
f,TTink 10 his father. The wife and spu testi-
Gtd - n-treat ment Du the ia 20 Df thc huS-
band and father. Mrs. Stettrr SAYS that She
was divorced from her husband iu Is.n uu ac-
count Of his IN treatment. The Jury rpl-
iCTVd a verdict thar Stetlercame 10 his dea IN
10y suicide from "A pistol shot wound "a No.
les Third avenue on The 2ist day at July.
1876; and we find that the deCi was commit
ted while he was suffer ng from IA AGRA
vailed Course OF ill-trpatncnf at the hands
at his former wife, Marie ste ter. ald her
two sons. Emil aud William. FOR their iuhu-
man treatment of an aged father, ana hrut9i
cnrduct iu allowing the remains OF .crea [
10 lie exposed u public gaze IN the yard and
on the Very spot where The deed was commit
TOD Upon This verdict the coroner held
Mrs. StpticT aud the two sons % bail "a 500
caCh.-N L. 7lf,Uac. -
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EXCITEMENT IN TRFNTON-C1gs h I'm
c'y of,t f',E. MeJis Eteor0l'Cr d. f4s \ re
HOlSc Yes riaE Trenton w, greatly eN-
citSu over a report that ChaS. X Lands. the
would Dc murderer Of MIR. CaTrufu. 81 Vine
laI a. had had personal encounter W IN his
hro. her IH-law, capt. Robert l.. Meade, OF
tue L. =. navy, ia the state house. The par
tCUlaTS are as follows The ID ne~tic rela-
lions i'm the Lands faw ~ have never boeu
Of the most pleasant SORT. Mrs. Land :.
daughter OF CommCiore Meade, 4. :. y,
was wCCed against the wishes Of her father,
aid so bitter was his opposition that u was
lot until after ms incarCel alton ia a lunallc
aSA lUm that Tire marriage ceremony was per
fOIm /. Their marital life was never happy,
and n was meution thereof by Carruth mat
provoked the deadly assault In March last.
nmcCiately after that event Mrs. Lands
Instituted IN the court OF chaucery q suit FOR
divorce. Last week a writ was issued re-
curing I&ndls - produce the Chi iren fn
court, and show cause why they ShDllt not
be given into the charge u Mrs. Lands. nc
obeyCd the summons. Capt. MC1 Re ard Mrs.
lands were also present, and q TER the pre-
cCediUgS in the court the two men met in the
corridor, when Lands, shaking his INST In
Tie captains face. said 50 You ie a mercen-
airy dog" They squared "for bus'U as, - but
blows were prevented by the intervention OF
LENDS. The entire party suhs~qUeaiiydtped
at separate tables in The Trenton House.
Mrs. lands was register-i "a Miss Meade
N y .Slgsl I'D
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While ssr oserins through he s-owsed sire
some bali renemhe ed face meet.
Albeit upon no motsal shore
That fsoe, rnete'pks, has smiled before.
Lost in a gay ana {, al throue,
trtnble II some tender song
Set 10 an air whose golden bars
must have hesrd IL 0 her stars
In sacred a's.es pause 20 SHIRE
The tlessiSss Of ptiest'y prayer
When the whole Gene which ereets mine eyes
In some str 2nge mode recognize
A. opewhose every mystic rart
1 tecl pref CURED IN my beG..
81 sunset. AZ I calmly :. md
stfsr ger on 81 s'ien straad,
Familiar ns nsv chudhord's home
Se,ms DC lODs stretch ~ - ave aud foam.
Ore sails 'oESrd me o 'or the hay,
AID y bat he CONES q Go anc say
I can foryisu. Apr, cieut tore
spTii - r. - ne lie Oatliyod Of yo-e
q swift. iustIac. We, stirling glesm.
OF DEE. sorl srowlcige not IS dre ANS
For a-e ye VAGUELY sasn aud die,
But 81 Nah eyatr "a cert siIty
pierre ,hrou- h n, - K Oh ,ious brain,
To make I'D for-h ; 4 me nories Rain.
Th0ush:s - IN ~, har ms; travel box
Acivss the " "a, otS de- ing track
.; commit o.ors. n' no. far,
Hlgh rtacf'Dg - is r.
rntroVn ,s-oe -aUho % sLeri7s grace
taiEts Cu fe Ouiu'C 1 - e.. NUa. e.
IPass n. RIya,
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sFT yEC7E"S OF TIE PIPER
lHILL EGPLGsION.

Iowa CITY, july Six men were kill
by tle explosion III Gle e'S paper mill. The
sixth was Il SCOtchmau ram~1 Walter SIN
ID, who was III the cut straw chamber ove~
ne eNplCd1d tank. He was seen TO 20 up
with the tank and over IL ~ IN estimated
he.ght of500 feet end falling went tbrOu IN
NE II Of Of the paint shop, seventy yards
away from the mill, knocking a hole through
fhe shingles and the inch sheathing beneath.
@Hd breaking two rafters. He was found
lying OF the floor OF the room beneath. The
los of Mr. Close IS about $4,000. 1t is d. d.
cIdCd That II was chemical explosion.
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DESTRTCTTTE FIRE
CH4RLES1CN >. &.

CHARLIE TON, =. c., July pa fire &C
CCrrfi this morning in the section of the
city FCOwn as Gadsden'S wharf. dostroying
about fity small wooden buildings. Also.
RObb's Mill and MarshalFs and Eepning 5
wh3Ty"5, with about twenty thousand bay
refs of naval stores. Estimate loss a quar-
: ar Of "A million, about one-half is believed TO
! 4 cover by insurance. distribut~ l among
CharlC Ston, northern and foreign cOmpa riey.
TIE fire is still raging, and il Is Impossible
IS yet TO ascertain more definite particulat :.
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Arrests of Revenue Office,

MILWAUKEE, July III. Vt. Bean cot
lected of internal, revenue and deputy col
IectOl, were arrested yesterday on a 4 order
issued by Commissioner Ferdinand w. Hart
man. The collector had seized a distilery
and contents 10 enforce pay ment of an a :
.eSSInent Among the contents were u bar
relS of high wine of which Hartman claims
to be the owner. Defendants were held Ia
bail in the sum of ST. { 20 each.
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NEW YORK. July 2k-Eight convictS be-
10 Ising TO Blackwell's Island, made their
escape last evening by crawling through a
port hole OF the steamer winch was convey
ing them from Wards island where they
had been at work during the Gay. All but
one succ' ID 4 in reaching shO. e. Four OF
them were captured i'll this city last even
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KILLED BY AN Observation-Disclosures No.
32S, running On the Delaware division of the
Erie railway, exploited near Saw Mill Rift
bridge last evening. The engineer, Jefferson
Fuller, fireman Stevenson, and q fiagman
name unknown, were on the engine at the
time and were killed.
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'"GEoRGE FREDERIcKs."

10 O'Clock Tues lay evening a daughter OF
Mr.. Eli Whitney, who resides with her
latheT al the Whitney mansion, corner OF
Orange and Elm streets, New Haven,
saw light in the back parlor, aud thinking
the servants had neglected 10 put out the
gas. went to do il herself On entering the
like something burning, and the lady COM
menced TO look about To see what IL was.
In STOPPING down TO look under the piano
She saw a man concealed there. and was nat
urally enough very much frightened. Her
cries at once brought the household and
Officer Smith, of the Police force, 10 her as
Sisfance- The man hnNeNer osclnal
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THE MAGDALEN'S NOw.-A very touch
ing ceremony took place yesterday at the
House of the GCC1 Shepherd, in this city, ia
the celebration of st. Magdalen's Day and
the renewal of vows and acts of consecratiC 1
by large number of the peritents attached
TO the institution. The good Sisters, in re
claiming such fallen ones and bringing them
back to grace and purity, accomplish task
before which pale the most glowing records
of those generally regardci as history's hero
ineS,-N y HerOid 22i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24

SUICInED TO PLEASE HIS BRoTuEP-A
man named George ErCdericks committed
suicide at SIS Powery, New Go:k, thursday
mCIGing. by taking dose OF morphine. He
was about 4S years old. He hat recently
been employed by the Fire Detect u com
pany. On bis person was found the follow
ing letter
July q, 1873
''DedT SU.-l DO ihls thing with my eyes
wide open and all my senses about me. do
IL simply 10 avoid starvation, which / be-
leve j. inevitable u i stay In the world.
Since Monday room / have eaten but one
meal. j have taken nearly 800 grains OF NOR
phine in the form of pills, lie by myself
some years ago. Let no one persuade you
that am insane. On the contrary, / never
had my senses more perfectly in my life. /
do this act for the purpose OF pleasing my
oldest brother, who, as president and treas
urer OF this company. owes me large
amount OF money which he does not wish ID
ray. There need be no post morton. as I
have fully explained the cause OF my death
Very respectfully,
.GFORGF FRFDFRICKS.n
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The Intarest en- Di,frIct Bonds.

INV YORK, July 2I-Sub trc asury issues
rOti, that cOur ors falling due August l
1eI5, on 3.C5 bonds of the District of Column
bia, will be paid on and a,ier that date on
presentation at that office.
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FATAL PLAYING 2

FATAL PLAYING WITH FIRE. - By the
expI, ion of ,oa, oil at Newark, Ohio, on
I hrrsday y, on the occasion of the test OF a
new fire extirguisher, twenty-five IarSons,
Of whom sixteen were boys, were badly
burned, and twenty seven person, of whom
eighteen were boys, were slightly br-n-i.
There was one death of boy last night from
his in iurieS
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ALLIANCE OF REFoRNED CHuRc8Fs-

ALLIANCE OF REFORMED CHURCHFs.-
The constitution of the Presby terrain council
has been made public. 1t states the object
of the alliance TO be , demonstrate unity of
belief among Protestauts, TO organize mis-
sion work, to promote educational and social
reforms, and TO oppose religious int olerance.
The name adopted is the alliance OF Re-
foi med Churches throughout the world"
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Other EIroS

CINCINNATI, July 9i-The planning mill of
Abel q Co., at Warren, was burned yeSter-
dav. LO s, S14,fC0.
WHITEHALL, N. Y, July 2L-Fire at Fort
Arm this MOI niug destroyed the hotel and
atjOjriug buildings. Loss, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24

GERMANY AT The CENrENNIAL.-The Of
fetal list OF Gen IN exhibit rs at the Ceo-
tennial has been co ed. There will be eight
hundrcd exhibitors in the art depart ment
The manu- a ctori' on the Rhine In West
pbalia end Ssxony will be specially repr .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24

THE LATEST ESoCH ARDEN is colOreI
W nen he came Rack 10 Detroit the other day
lie found new husband and two brand new
children. There was an amicable discussion
and compromise, by which No. | retains
bis children and No. 2 his wife. There is 10
be div orce suit in due form, and a rema =
rage. Madam says she loves them both. hut
No. never Ian away.
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SEIZURE OF CROOKED" ToBACCo.-Three
hundred hogsheads of uumauufacturCi to-
bacco part of the cargo of British vessel
were seized at Richmond yesterday for a
violation of the inspection laws. The penalty
in the case is one dollar per pound. TO be
paid by the ow ners Of the tobacco, and TWEEN.
W dollars per one hundred pounds, ID Ia
paid by the master or owner Of the vessel,
The tobacco is valued at $40, 900,
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More Crooked whisky Seizures.

CHICAGO, July 2E-Inteinal Revenue Off
GERS have seized the entire rcctifying e5tab-
lishment of the River distillery company for
duplicate use of stamps and other frauds
More seizures will follow.
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A STURGEON weighing about 800 pounds
jumped lnfo small sail-boat in which we've
fye persons, when opposite West Amesbuly,
Mess, a few days since, splitting the boat In
Two and throwing the occupants into the
river. Three OF them swan ashore and The
other two chung TO the wreck until rescue by
q boat nom the village.
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IMMENSE FLOODS are reportod ron, Emo
Iard. AT Peterborough rhe river Meme no Se
from 4. teen to twenty feet above the ordinar
level ana the rise was so sudden that bed
ICONS in buildings along the liver were
LoC1sd ard the sleeping inmates barely es-
IpSd with their lives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24

S1Co0 REwARD.-Nothing has yet been -
certained as 10 The whereat outs OF M NJ
Mock, the abscOnding cashier OF the Ashia rd
M nklng company, who disappeared .ron
rat place on The 18th inst. Toe president of
he bank has offered reward OF 81 eco for
his "
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THE CHICAGO RACES.-At Dexter Park,
Chicago, vest day the Irce-tC all race was
won by Judge Fullerton. Lady Maud won
the fiIst heat, the American Girl the fourth
Time, 2.2o, 221 y ,2.22, 225, 225. LAZY Maud
took the second money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24

WILL TAKE THE STREET HEREAFTER
Two young l3dieS residing i'm Utica went 10
Willowvale 10 attend a picnic a few davs
since, and while Ell route were caught i'm tue
center of bridge on the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western railroad by coal train.
There wes not time enough ID cross the
bridge; there was no place on witch 10 step
aside. Quick as thought both girls dropp-t
themselves between the ties and there hung
between train aud water until the long line
passed over their heads. Their muscles
weakened, no doubt, but there they hung for
dear life. Finally the train passed, and the
girls by dint OF hard scIambIing regained a
POSITION on the top Of the bridge. In future
they will not walk on railroai tracks.
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ANOTHER EMBEZZLER.-O. V. E. II. carp,
cashier and bookkeerer for Jewett * Kea.
ing, leather dealers of Buffalo, New York
for the past eight years, was arrested We.
ferday on a charge OF embeZ zIing several
thousand dollars. The amount cannot be
ascerfained, but it is thought 10 be quite ex
[ erSiVe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24

ROBBERY AND 0UrRAG New Haven,
Conn, Thursday Henry p. Frost, a Swede,
was bound over i'm 5000 bail for trial in the
superior court on a charge of robbing ana
outraging lonely widow, seventy years
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STEAMEK sta EACURSIONs.
','U PLEAsUkk s4EkEKs.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
sTEArEa PILOT BOY, Capt. W Il. BYE

Af."v thi- date and during the summer months the
RE Iron steamer /" PILOT Boy" VIII -
lrsss " '.-ni g-uu. from 9TH street ~
y . a. ever 7 Is d y and 81 4 -=rr-x<<x5szs
O. ;s- farHsaI Including re ttvo-itr SU1EH'r BE
sJ-t~ 80 'Clt1r q al '.ki- . Island Raturnir-g,
MI arrive IN y ,s-i1 gt. -a Tiy Wednesday and
Sunday evening ON saturday, in addition 70 the
show isItttg- fte -ot Boy Vllt take passengers
4 --rtIaF. .toW z. arriving there early sane
DilE- ittF llE on >Uutas morning for Washi1g t0n.
tn. st-uery OF che Potomac being unsurpassed
erd yh- Pilot Boy he Ouy steamer stfOUdiug view
a entire route b. day light, makes these most
3" san, a.d hsalibfIi trips for families and social
perries Fa~e. -iY Gle trip. y, round triptickets,
SJcd until used, s. Apis
y. FITZHU GIL, Agent,
JesS 3fn SINrh-s rect " hArf.
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a WALKING MATCH recently took place
at Long Eranch between John HoOrtal a
gentleman OF Philadelphia, and NeSsrS. A
t2It Livingston and George II. johnson. OF
New York The distance was six miles Mr
ItC -riel was the winner by about twenty
q Il over johnson, Livingstone being O3-
siderabIY hehlmd. Time-i. nInutcs
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FOREIGN NEWS.
S7.C"c GO Ia Pay for Fl .Bri.sat ed
SlaN in PO. D Ri D.

MADIID, July 1.-THE Spanish govern
nent has detaI ND II oItIact q loan Of
$ ,'C0,i no to indemnify the OW ners OF eman-
CIp3tcd slaves III Porto Rice.
Sieve 4 Ton Yachts Voyage - Eu-
LONDON, July 2i.-The yacht Leclair,
seven '0ns burihern, rom New YORK JuUe
20, has arrived at GIa ltor.
Death CT Singer. the Sewing Machine
Inventor.
Isaac NJ. singer. the inventor Of the Singer
sewing machine, cicd here last evening. He
Va G yeals of age.
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~The British governm ut is sorely per-
picked how TO raise troops. 1t does not dare
TO cor script, and the people will not yolun-
teer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-24

TIRE NATIONAL COTTON EXCHANGE Con-
VENTION. in session at Green brier White
SulphUr Springs. vest criay elected John
Phelps, Of New Orleans. as president and
S'aphen Harrison, of New York. vice pre3i-
dent. Resolutions were adopted recon-
mendiI g 10 Congress the completion of the
Texas and Pacific railroad, and the adoption
of The pTOrOSitiOn OF Thomas A. Scott
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TIE NATIONAL BANK CIRCULATION out
standing amounts to s3c0,7Gi, %, of which
a, S., eco are gold notes.
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ELECTIONS occur this year in the follow
ing oTGor-Kentucky, Aug. :; Gallon ola
sept. ]; Arkansas, Sept. 6; Maine, Sept. L..
Iowa. Oct. y; Ohio, Oct. ~; Virginia. Kan
sa5, E1aryland. Massachusetts. Mississippi,
Mime Ola. Missouri, New York, New Jer
Tuesday, Dec. :.
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1Pendleton says The Ohio platform means

~Pendleton says The Ohio platform meana
coin for currency.
~The southern railroad convention.
which has been IN session at Atlanta, Ga,
adjourned yesterday.
U0State Auditor Clinton, OF Louisiana,
has rendered his resignation to Governor
kellogg, and IL has been accepted.
~The Connecticut legislature has rejected
the bill requiring doors Of halls and other
public places TO open outward.
"Sir Francis Bond Head, at one time
lieutenant governor general Of Upper CAM
ada, and well-knowp author, u aeSA
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R~The New York hats are said to remind
the beholder of a Long Branch hotel-au
piazz O and band.
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STARVED HER BABYTo DFATa,-Accor

STARVED HER BABY TO DEATH-AccOrt-
in@tO the Columbus Miss Index q CuIO,nd
woman living In That vicinity recently
S'1rvCd her own six weeks old child to dea !
bNCduSe II was iCO much trouble - nur.a
Sfe dIuSged IL with psregOric and then Ielt
~ alone and went To church = Let happy ard
shout The child was so small it wa, buried
in "A cigar box
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GOOD AND BAD WoRKMEN.-George Eliot
the lady novelist. one OF the kceneSt obserV-
erS of mel and things. makes note Of one eS-
s9ntlal difference between wOrkmen who
take pride in their trade and those who are
Indifferent, and expresses her thoughts
through one of The characters in Adam te:
g can't abide TO see men throw away their
tools i that way the minute the clock begins
10 strike, as il they took no pleasure l. their
work, and was afraid o. DOM a stroke too
much. hate to See mans arms drop down
as if he was shot before the clocks fairly
struck, as If he'd never a bit o pride and de-
light ms work. The very grindstone II 90
on turning q Bit after You loOse it,
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THE TREASURY low holds S374.. 53 .362 in
L. :. bonds to secure national b ak circ1la-
ton, and SIS 90, % ITO 90 pub ic depOsit~.
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FATAL JUMP FROM FOURTH STORY
WINDow.-A young man named Wander, q
resident OF Zanesville, Ohio, committed sui
eide at the Fountain Hotel, Camden street,
from fourth story window. Several letters
were found upon his person indicating that
his home was in GAINESVILLE, Ohio, and that
some connection with female there which
had not turned out right had at first led him
ID drink, and, finally, 70 death in a strange
city,
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A CHILD'S LEAP Prom A FOURTH STORY
WINDOW.-On Wednesday evening Mrs
Charles Cooper, residing in the fourth story
Of The double tenement, 10 Newark street
HObOkcn, having occasion to be absent 10 a
Jew moments, locked in her two children a
little girl OF four years and a babe. who was
sleeping in the apartments. The little girl
Mary, climb d into the window and over a
u.ir of bars 10 the outer l|ige whence : q
IumTed 10 the yard below, over fifty feet
The child was not hrrt.-N. Y SIM Oh
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Custom RECEIPTS &c day, 81 9S399; in
teTnaI revenue TO-DAY, s. $3.50; total liz
teTGal revenue receipts for the month to j te
S7g-2 gG3.
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TIE WAR AGAINST MEXICAN CATTLE
THIENEs.-The steamer Planter, drawing
- Y four feet OF water, has been purCh lSed
~ New Orleans by the government and atter
beng properly aimed and manned, win be
eHt 10 the Rio Grande 10 operate against
ne Mexican cattle thieves. Two other
steamers are To be purcha "a and fitted out
70 act in concert with the Planter.
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THE NATIONAL BANK NOTES r Cpiv- I for
redemption today amount II SS-9, fCO, total
receipts for tie " tx. So l.CiG.
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FAlD L The dispute in I5ference to the
five per cent. tax on the coupon bonds OF the
Union Pacific railroad was yesterday settled
bv The PAY ncut OF the tax (bet veeu $1,000
and S11 eco at re Int 'Tnal Revenue office.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,

FIRE IN CHARLESTON, S. G..
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CONT ,GRATION STILL RAGING.

LOSS SO FAR $25o,OoO.