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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-23

A SCARE FOR THE CENTENNIAL Folks
small sned that was used for mixing
asphalt paving material on the Centennial
grounds chught fire yesterday morning, and
In Few minutes was entirely DESTROYED
Inc IRE alarm that called the engines TO the
fafk gave rise 10 rumors that the Centennia al
buildings were burning. but the shed was two
hundred feet from the nearest building and
none OF them were in the slightest danger
PHILADELPHIA Timex 2ISf
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DO, ferocious Chinaman who passed ten
years in prison for fatally stabbing a Mrs
Fletcher In 1858, and i've years for afterward
stab bling Pole, who also subsequently died.
has been again arrested for beating aud
kicking In the stomach Mrs. Nuh Mong the
wi fe of another Chinaman, at AZ Mott street.
1t is thought that the woman will die. Quinn
DO Appo saws he is accustomed to being in
prison, and would as leave be In 1t as out
of IL.
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THE HERZEGOvISIAN QUESTION.-A
Vienna dispatch 10 the London Times saws
that If the foreign consuls fail in their neyo-
tlatiOns with the insurgents OF the Turkish
provinces general meeting of the latter will
be called somewhere in Austria. and should
lhls IAN 10 bring about a peace, the Porte
VIII follow his own course of dealing with
The rebellion. 1t Is also stated that the Sui
tan and his ministers are convinced that the
OLD ORDER OF affairs cannot ne restored in BOS-
MIA and Herzegovina. and that change Is
absolutely necessary.
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Failure OF o Mining and Iron Com.
D0DY.

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-The Peekskill Min
ing and Iron company has passed into the
hands Of a receiver, Thompson j. 8. Flint
who was appointed by Judge Gilbert The
Liabilities OF the company, 1t is understood.
amount to $50, ZOO, two thirds of which is
held in Peekskill. The company owns the
craft mile. railroad seven miles long, and
the large blast furnace at Peekskill which
is still running. A meeting of the creditors
was held yesterday, and a majority was In
favor of granting an extension.
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GAMBLING AND SUICIDE.-The following
ietter has been received blythe wife Of w. H
laVls, city treasurer of Kansas City, Kan,
VINO has been absent some days. The Later
explains itself:
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Sept. Il, 1875. 70 O'cl'k
az hlght-Dedr RoSe:-I have lost all. gamb-
ing. / now make my bed I'm the Missouri
river. DO the best you can. Go over TO call
GA llr. Speck. Get them to straighten things
up for You. w DAyTsn'
judge Butts and Geo Durham clerk are
now out III search of his body, believing he
has committed the deed stated He was y
old citi/en, and has heretofore borne a goo .
character,
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END OF THE TEMPLETON CHILD CASE
Judge DoEOhue gave his decision to-day in
Maud Templeton formerly Miss BabcocIz.
OF Washington for the custody of her in
iant son VIM. c. TempletOn. The appIica-
Lon was made subsequent to the conviction
OF her husband, Duncan ID. TempIeton. for
shooting at her. The court decides that she
Is unfit 10 have care of the Child, which con-
sequently will remain with its grandfather,
SoIonei VIM. c: TemfletOn, at Peekshill.-
". y. Commercial, 21l
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HOTELS AND DEPOT BURNED.-The Chi
cagO house, ST. James hotel and Union depot
In Kansas CITY. Mo-, were burned yesterday
morning. Loss about 100000. Ali the tick
cts in the depot were destroyel; baggage
saved. George Findley. recently from Col
orado, guest Of the Chicago house, was
burnpd n death
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A COFFIN AS A TARGET PRIzE.-Edward
Dougherty, an undertaken at Sd avenue and
I'd street, Brooklyn, was asked to give a
prize for schuetzenfest. He sent q coffin.
labeled ITO bury Dutchman in" Freder.
lex Richrod won the prize, and believing
suit, went to Dougherty's place AMI assault
ed him. Dougherty had hfm arrested, but
the case was settled In Justice Walsh,s court
yesterday.-M Y. Eiaa Odd
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SUICIDE OF A LADY ON RAIIRoAn
IRACK.-A lady, between twenty-five and
thirty years of age, arrived in Lebanon Pa,
Monday evening, and registered at the Leb-
aeon valley House, at the depot, as Miss
Lula Greene. OF Philadelphia. As noon yes
terday she started TO walk down the Lebanon
valley Railroad. When about two miles
IroIn Town she met freight train. She
wrapped her shawl around her and DELHI
erately threw herself on the track Her head
was severed from the BODY
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THE TERRIBLE DELUGE IN TEXAS. Fur
tier accounts are given i'm the dispatches OF
the destruction OF property and lass OF life
10y the recent storm on the Texas coast. The
steamship Australian, which was stranded
but will be got atiOat, rescued all the inha1-
itants OF San Bernardo but thirteen. The
tOSn of NelascO was entirely SWEPT away oy
the hOOd, but the Inhabitants, I13 in number.
were all saved by schooner. The lower
Brazos country is reported as almost totally
destroyed. sugar houses being blown down
and plantations wrecked.
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THE SARATOGA BOAT RACE.
EnKelhaFhf Wins

SARATOGA, y. Y, Sept 23.-The O'Neil-
Engelhardt boat race one and a half miles
and return, took place this morning and was
won easily by Engelhardt by dozen lengths,
in % minutes, ON seconds. ONeil's time
was % minutes, 2ja seconds.
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ANOTHER WARNING TO BoYs.-Anotber
iatallty, owing 70 the use of firearm, ny
boys, has occurred to Frederick n R,II
aged twelve years, q son of r. III. Ball. of
South Orange, n. ]. He handled the Waa 40 !,
carelessly, as he climbed over a fence, AMI
IL discharged quantity of shot into bIs
stomach, He died ID q few hours,
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a STRUGGLE WITH BURGLA Rs.-At Bloom
lngt0n, Ill. at 1890 last Sunday night, M.
hopf, who is employed as a clerk In the
drug store of Dr. Haering. and sleeps in tin
rear of The store, was awakened by burglars
az Work In tue store. Upon attempting to
rise he was seized by the throat by one. who
stood by the bedside, and who cheked and
scratched him badly. During the struggle
The burglars hustled ont of the back door.
ard were shot az by Mr. Kopf They hal
taken out ni the drawer and dropped on the
hOor >52 IN currency, and had Ia ken six boxes
OF cigars ana some raZOrS from the cases.
They entered the store during the evening
and nd in closet on the south side of n
room, the door OF which was closed when
hopi went 10 bed, and was open when the
police entered.
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NEW YORK, Sept. pa private telegram
received In this city to-day announces that
the treaty of peace between the Colombian
government and the rebellious coast states
has been signed by the president of Col1m-
bia, and also by the presidents OF all the
states lately In insurrection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-23

THE NEW JERSEY DEFALCArIoN-Tae
committee appointed by the governor OF New
Jersey TO investigate the Sooy defalcation
md the total amount taken to be $50, 165 49,
but the deficit has been reduced by funds In
The Mount Holly bank and draft given BY
The state securities we've found 10 be safe.
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National ThEATER.

Six lights and one matinee. The worlds ROvelty %
MOuday EyeniT ,, SEPTEMBER n debut in " s-bi1E
ton Of J. v LiEmeTman's JUVENILE OPERA
GOMPANf tfrOm the Fifth Avenue Theatsr, New
York This wonderful organization pFises
Serorits CsLmen Moron, q years old prima
donna; SenOrifa tislu Dc Moron, Is years OLD
primo donna; also. ~ children cf extraordinary
talent, superb chorus AMI orchestra, and Inagnin
cent TUNES by NJ lam Mere, Of Paris. The
Opsrs= will be produced with the utmost accurscv
and brilarcy, under the baton Of SauOr Edu8~i4
linda Moron. Monday. Tuesday AMI "Wednesday
evenings and at the matinee Saturday, OfrnbJCd'-
Grard Iucf ess. Thursday, Friday and SaturIsI
evenings. Robins "A Cru=oe.
EEPOPULAR PRI0ESNi
Admission 50 cents, IS cents, and 81. R5served
seats IS cents extra.
Sale Of seats commences Thursday, September %
~ o clock a. N, 81 MetZerOtI s Co music
store. ssp3J #
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nUThe death OF the venerable Prsshvterian
divine, Rev. John Chambers, at PaIIad,l-
phia, is announced
The cricket tournament between The
fhlladelphians and the Britisbers closed
yesterday with victory for the former.
sSMayor Cobb, OF Boston, has authorized
The mayor OF Galveston 20 draw on him for
5000. 10 aid the sufferers by the late storm
In that city.
SThe statement that the princes OF Or
leans were about 10 renounoe their preten-
uons 10 the throne OF France and 20 support
the republic is oficially denied.
eVSharkey, the fugitive murderer, at-
tempted 20 escape from the Kingston steam
er when she touched at the northern ports OF
Cuba, and has been brought back 10
Havana.
1Tbe constitutional convention OF rex,x
contains fOrty-one farmers. twenty-efght
lawyers, three physicians, three editors. rwo
merchants, one printer, and twelve WHOSE
occupations are unknown.
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News from Belgrade.


NEW York, Sept The failure Of Drake
& Colby. large exporters of grain. which, ,r., :
rumored Yesterday, is due, ii il said Ia Tue
recent decline in grain and ocean freigftS
and the failure OF one Of their English cor
respondents.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
AeFxIa and Nnneanarr, ~.

-
LONDON, Sept "a special diSpatrh n
the DG-ig Telegraph from Vienna states thar
Servia and Montenegro have notified the
powers OF their determination TO remain
neutral i'm the troubles between Turkey and
the northwestern provisces.
The Prince OF Wales Trip.
IoNnoN. sept. 25.-ThOuSands Of persons
visited II. b. VI. =. Scraps, az the Ports
mouth dock, yesterday. The baggage OF the
Prince Of Wales. tog' ther with that OF MS
suite, plate. presents, &c, &C, were en-
Parked To day. The vessel goes TO Spithesi
To- morrow. and will make a SiN-hourS' trial
trip- Op Saturday she will sail FOR Rrindi>i
Italy. where il has been decided the Prime
Venice.
The Turkish War.
me ItltS IN IT'S evening edition, publishes
a special telegram, in which Il is said THAT
beTYiSh Pasha, with nine battaIinns OF
troops, has entered the village of Plva. near
IraVnlck. UnreSisled. There are a thousand
refugees at Grahovo without suStenanca
FlOcks perishing with drought are r,-iy-i,,.,
there.
Reflections on n Foreign Minister.
The ! Tunes, In leading article this a m
commenting on the detailed report of The
Hptclal committee OF the House on foreign
ioats, saws. II these allegations cannot be
rtfUted. Don Gutierrez, the minister OF Hon
duTas, must BE- held guilty or having con
spired with Mr.. Lefevre and Others To de-
fraud the British public. There cannot be
sny question that the government is bound
10 refuse him any further recognition His
historical account furnishes no satisfactory
answer 10 these charges. The time has ar
rived when he must be more explicit.
News from Belgrade.
BFLGRADE, Sept. 2S.-The address Of the
Skuptschlna In reply 10 the speech from the
throne Is published to-day. All means ne
ctSSary 10 protect the liberty of the people
and the security OF the country are placed al
Tie disposal of Prince Milan. Referring To-
the inSurrection I'm Bosnia and Herzegovina
Ihe aIdrehS says; Perpetual suffering has
compelled our brethren 10 take uo arms
our hearts bleed for them. We shall give
your hlghness every means 10 enable Won 10
assist I'm restoring peace to Bosnia aud Her
ZeAoNina, and couhde In your wisdom FOR the
accomplishment Of this noble mission. Tn,
SefVian minister Of war has ordered d We bat
terleS of artillery and four battalionS OF in
Ishtry 10 proceed 10 the Bosnian frontier
Turkish troops are stationed on the other
side OF The line.
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AT THE LOUISVILLE iKYO RACES vester.
Jay tne mile heat was won by Bob Wooley,
over Mlsdeal and Volcano, In la; the three
quarter dash by Nagrant, over Bengal AMI
bompay, In EfI Z; the mile AMI Quarter
G ~, 5l,9 oy Egypt, over Grenoble and verdigris,
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ri DCCTION OF WAGES.-LOwelI manu-
lecturers have at last been compelled TO
give Ctice thaG wages are about To be re-
tuced. The reduction will be felt in all de
partments of cotton manufacturing and will
oe OF such nature that wages. relatively to
each other, will b. changed while at the
same time all are cut down to the lowest
basis which reduced prices and diminished
prohts demand. The proposed reduction will
90 INTO effect October I, when wages will be
cut down from three TO ten per cent. ace ord
lag as they were considered relatively too
nigh or too low in the different department,
OF the business. In order to nit gate the
effects of the reduction as far as possible the
amount to be paId for board at corporation
houses Is reduced from - 80 To - p per
week for males. ard frorn ~22j 10 y 10 for
Iemales.-Rnel0n ARreTti.er.
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oI,sps ~ ,NEBRAsKA.-A telegram from
CInsna, Neoraska, Sept. 20, SAYS: "a heavy
frost, the nrst OF the season i'm this sac,,nSy
occnrrea lsst night Vegetation OF ali Kinds
Is sala 10 ne out OF danger. The. weather is
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n r. r..
AND ALBANY.
The Massachusetts, democratic and liberal
republican convention and the New York
liberal republican convention met yester-
day, the former at Worcester and the latter
at Albany. Each adopted a platform in
favor OF speedy return to specie basis and
other reforms rendered desirable by the
course OF events since the close of the war,
THE MASSACHUSETTS, CONVENTION
nominated for Governor VIM. CASTOR, the
present incumbent, and for Lieutenant Gov
ernor General VIM. F. Bartlett, who will be
remembered for the conspicuous part taken
by MIN at the Lexington cen tenniaI in favor
OF reconciliation of the sections. Other state
ofhcers were also nominated, and delegates
10 the national democratic convention
elected.
THE NEW YORK LIBERALS
mace no nominations, but recommended lib
eritl and independent voters Ito support
those candidates already in nomination of
whom they most approve, and who in their
judgment Will cooperate with Governor Til
UcI IN MS work OF administrative reform
Il resolution was Offered directly indorSing
The New York state democratic platform
ana nominees, but no action was taken
upon il.
THE MINNESOTA ANTI MONOPOLY
mass convention. which assem- plei at Owl-
tollna, MINI. yesterday. was attended bv
eighteen self elected delegates. No person of
any note or Influence was present. They
adopted Tie extreme imitation resolutions
lnClUdlIg the S.b5 per cent convertible bond
scheme. They nominated r. l.. Buell. for
Governor.
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Hire

BRowHsVII IL, oNF., Sept. 23.-The Cana
da Southern Railway station was totally de-
stTOYed by fire this morning.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-Tne sub-treasurer
at noon opened bids for $500 900 gold. aggre-
eating S2.2i5 900, the lowest being 1885 and
the highest 1868. An award of half a mill
lion was made at 1861 i TO 1868.
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THE FAMOUS RAZOR SrROP Mantle
New street police made a raid yesterday
upon the street peddlers who make Wall and
Broad and Nassau streets lively during the
business hours of the day. One Jealous
officer, who pa rolls the block between Wal
and tedar streets on Nassau, arrested Henry
Smith, the famous razor StrOp man, whose
stand has been for years in front ofEern1-I~-
n Co.'S banking house. Mr. Smit', 30 II, toI--sso
!" me New street s.aror, and Can't. PETTY
= pTmanded the officer for arresting him.
Mt. Smith Is over sixty years old, and has
been privileged street peddler for many
years. He served in the late war, and lost
leg at Gettysburg. After his discharge he
devoted himself 10 the service # the sick a 81
wounded in hospital, and after the war he
came north and embarked in the razor StrOp
business. AT one time Mr.. Smith was worth
about $500, 900, but "A mania for the dry goods
trade cost him $4,000, and a notion that he
could predict the course of the stock market
took The rest. Then he went into the sale of
razOrS ard knives, cultivated OratOry OF the
spTead-eagle style, and made a good living
He is very much liked in the street, and
knows everybc iy.-H. Y. San, 22d
ELoPED WITH THE PREACHER.-The He
cOlored man who lives on the Nose Burke
place, has met with serious msfOrtuneS.
ON Tuesday last his wife requested him TO
buy her dress, and like all good husbands
he went To LaGrange 10 make the purchase;
but what was his surprise when upon his re-
turn lie found his wife had departed, taking
her en- Id and all of his and her clothes with
her. From friends he learned that n short
time after he left his wife was seen in COM
pauy with the Rev Joseph Nickel, He puI-
sued them to this city, but found that they
had left on one of the packets for Mariana
before his arrival. He Immediately tele-
graph,i 10 Mariana 10 arrest the parties,
and yesterday he received the gratifying
news that the reverend gentleman had been
found in the company of Mrs. Thomas, and
is TOW IN custody awaiting the arrival of
the Ujured husband.
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EHoCH ARDEN IN BRooKLYN.-Nrs. Ann
Dewey, a small and by no means progresses
ing woman, was committed 10 the Deniten-
tiary by Justice Walsh, yesterday, for thirty
Ga"s, upon conviction of malicious mischief
Her case is remarkable one. Eight years
ago John Dewey. who is a seafaring man a
native Of Sweden, was married To the pris-
ouer, whose maiden name was Murphy.
While he was absent on a voyage for two
years and three months his wife heard thai
Ge had gone down 10 "Davy Jones' locker"
and, considering herself heart and fancy
if|H.' she married young man named
Burke. The long absent mariner. upon his
return rom the ocean, was naturally sur
prlSed TO find his place usUrpef by anO her,
nut, taking TIE matter philOsOphicalIy. he
kept aloof Burke died shortly after his re-
turn, and lie then took his wife TO his bosom
shortly after their reunion she INDUCED i'm
Incorporate habits, and bill of separation
was drawn up between them. He gave her
az his household effects and the custody of
the child. She subsequently sold her furni-
ture, and, when under the influence of liquor
attempted 10 destroy the property of the
purchaser. which act led to her arrest.-N i.
Herald. 22d
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ca6r dne vacant catholic bLshopric of the
pointment Of Vice General Hughes, w
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Dine Nex Brunsxick Traxedx.

NEW YORK, Sept 23.-Both Prof. and Mrs
Garland are stil1 alive. and the bullet has
been distracted from Mrs. G. srlaud's heal.
Her condition is still favorable,
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A NEw BROOD or BIO BoyAyZAg-
Three new mining companies, representing
total capital OF SIS go O00, have recently
proper authorities Of San Francisco. OF
these two Will work gold aud silver IN
Nevada. and will he known the Oregon
solidated Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany, the former with a capital of $40 900 600
and the latter with s3.750,O0 The remain
ing company will be known as the Altoon
sibly organized for working Quicksilver-
This company has a capital OF as 200 600.
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HOW CRIME DEFIEs LAw.-The legisla-
tive committee now engaged in the inveStI-
CATION of crime in New York was not needed
TO Prove that the police and the off GERS OF
our courts and prisons are in constant collu-
sion with the men IL is their duty 10 punish;
but the investigation is making that whi Cd
was well known In the abstract notorious In
the concrete. Yesterday some very interest
Ing cases were examined. As one OF the wit
Eesses said, Any man with money might
1eel pretty sure OF getting away" When the
eCfnmlttee reports IL Will have tale to tell
OF Justice In New York which will horrify
the whole country ~ y Herald, 2lS..
says the Papal Nuncio demanded OF the late
government the execution OF the concordat
between Spain and the Vatican. the pay
ment OF the arrears due the clergy, and that
the nominations TO the vacant bishoprics
should be made as soon as possible, but the
ministers replied that the circumstances OF
TIE case no longer permitted the Nuncio To
put forward his demands.
THE HORSE DIsEAsE-The horse disease
which has been prevailing to such an alarm
ing extent In Delaware and Maryland has
appeared In New jersey, and il is estimated
that at least $1,000 worth of horse flesh has
be en- lost already. In New Jersey il appears
10 be Of a more dangerous type than in Dela-
ware, some Of the animals diving within two
hours OF The hrst attack.-Bdn. Gdzetfe, %.
A PASTORAL has been issued by the Irish
bishops recently IN tession at Maynooth in
wh~ch they say that the primary system OF
educatlon is more than ever mistrusted by
them, and THAT In a few years IL will be inn
possible for the state TO withhold legal recog-
Luton from the teachers Who are now being
trained by the Catholic University.
Mr.. scburz saws ne has come back TO
America more strongly opposed to imitation
Ian ever before.
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NV 1oHE'S NEW HORSE DTsPAsFA
Ihenoinenon I'm the disease OF horses made
Us appearance in this city on "Wednesday
tast. II l. not The epiZOOt. although ike II
lh many respects. II L. of milier form and
temporary ln It's attacks. The eymufou1S are
nI a MID cough. accompanied a. times by
nm ANIMATION OF the throat. frequent sneeZ-
ing occasionally a discharge at the nose.
llh lew eNcepl ions its victims all eat well
and work without interruption. Every car
and stage line has felt its Influence. and N is
safe 10 say that rot one hundred horses In
the city have escaped.
The race horses at Boston and elsewhere
are suffering from IL. and the MeSSrS John
son Brothers. proprietOrs OF Fleetwood Park
nave Withdrawn their purses on account of
IL. All The stock AT their park have been
attacked by IT, Fifteen hundred out OF two
thousand horses an the Third avenue stables
were coughing and sueeZing on Friday last
Ten thousand horses among the stage and
car lines alone are suffering from H. o.
Saturday last The truck horses in Hobokeu
were unable 10 work on account OF it, Super
lnlendent BidgODd. OF the Sixth avenue line
OF cars says, III came like fash of light
ming. striE ing every horse ian the city: and as
quickly passed away, leaving its effects
behlnd 1t All seem 10 think n is short
lived, tie horses having improved since
SatuTday.-N y. SJul, 2lN.
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MURDER AND SUIcIDE.-Mrs. White. or
Marlboro, n. h. widow lady while fern
poraTy insane, last evening cut the throat OF
Mrs Gerould. a lady visiting her. and after-
WARDS cut her own throat with a scyfbe.
Neither are expected IN recrver
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SEASON OF I.T3-I-76.
NEASUN VF I-FS-INEDs
SECOND ANNUAL OPENING OFTHE
ECULE ERANCAlSE De WASHING TON
AND OF The
CEEL-I- y m z N AIILI-E ER NJ Use

nder the management Of
PROF. EUGENE L. COLLlERE and MILE Y.
PRUD HOMIE,
Opening night free 70 al. Tue-fav evening, OC-
tObeT L. Al Ga O'Clock, at the ssyn SeIHju sry
153e street northwest. Class evenings, Tue day
ard Fridays.
Circulars a. the Principal Book and Music Stores.
FOR further particulars apply a. 1850 1 san Get
northwest. OF Ola street n. sepi3 tuJvl