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ALEXANDRIA,

SERIOUS CUTTING AFFRAY IN FArRrAx
CoUNTY-Three coIored men, named An
Grew Miles, Willis Washington, and Elias
Robinson 1.-THE two latter half brothers) got
10 skylarking at Mount Pleasant a village
In Fairfax county, last Thursday evening,
when Washington got mad, attached Miles,
and hight ensued. Miles got the ADVANTAGE
OF his antagonist and threw him down, aud
while Washtngto was underne ath he drew
a razor and cut Miles twice on the head.
Miles got on his feet again; and drawing his
razor cut Washington pretty badly. Robin
son seeing his brother In danger Joined in the
light, and Miles, not being able to stand
them both, fell 10 the ground exhausted aud
unconscious, In which state he remained un-
III the next day. The brothers swore out a
warrant against Miles, and Constable John
breed went to his hOuse and "a king him
Out OF MS bed brought him to the fail in this
city, where he Will remain until the othe :
parties are caught, and then be taken to
alrIax L. III. His wounds were dressed to.
day by one OF the physicians of this place.
zoe ABOVE statement was made by Miles
This morning. Washington was cut across
the aodomen and now lies at his home in a
precarious condition. He Is a well kuo VA
nghtlng character in this city, aud has been
In jail several times. Robinson, we learn, Is
not hurt Sentinel, 2aih.
MYSTERY EXPLAINED - Mention was
INSIDE IN yesterdays Gazette of the Ia king of
a boat rom Pye's wharf and the subsequent
nnding OF the boat sunk and the disappear-
ance OF the occupants. 1t now appears that
tne BOAT belongs TO young man IN this city,
anc that IT was taken In tow by q sch soner
intending TO bring IL here, but shortly after
leaving Pyes wharf the stem of the boat
was pulled out By q violent jerk and she was
cast ad<ift from the schooner, the three
Young men being on the latter craft Ga
zetfe, 10Th.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Personal Tax Conandrum.


EoNor Star; - Inasmuch as attempts are
now being made by Mr.. Birney and others to
unravel the mysteries hidden beneath the
language with which the personal tax
schedule is clothed, let us pursue the inves-
tigation little further. i believe have
read about all that has been printed In our
seen nothing which will cover the following
case: A number OF persons in the District
own houses which have been erected on
ground leased for 80 years, or less, with the
privilege Of buying at any time for the sum
generally per cent interest Is paid. Now,
bearing in mind that persons SO situated
have always paid tax on both building and
ground, the same a. though they belonged TO
them in fee simple, If one OF this class has
in bank $500, which he Intends to use in buzz
Ing the ground covered by q lease OF 81 200,
as soon as e400 can be added to the first
named sum, Is 1t required of him to pay
both q real estate tax on the 81 200 and q
personal property tax on the $500, or WILL
the latter sum be returnable az debt, and
therefore untaxable? Believing that little
STAR light upon this aspect of the personal
tax nuisance will be very acceptable to
many readers OF your valuable paper, have
ventured to become their spokesm an, and,
In common with them, Will feel obliged II
you will favor us with your views on the
foregoing question. Taxedly yours,
TAxICU3.
The $500 Is in bank; therefore, 1t has not
been invested in the land, nor passed into a
condition which would make 1t exempt. 1t
Is taxable.
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POLICE 0oURT-Jtdoe Mus pro tena
Yesterday, the machinery was set In mo-
ton at l0:35 o clock O. m. Michael McDon-
nell, trespass; Laura Placide, disorderiy;
Benjamin Beemix, do; John Wilson and
Thomas Gordon, do; Henry Mason, profani-
ty, and John II. Rogers, do; all forfeited
cOllatf raj. George Washington, disorderly;
d. ed s5. Elizabeth Herbert, disorderly; $40.
Warren Bell, disorderly; SIS. The District
Attorney asked that the case OF VIM. Bres-
nahan, charged with assault ON Mrs. Boldin
be continued until Saturdays physician
certifying that she was unable TO attend.
Mr.. Cahi1 stated that the defence was pre-.
pared TO show that Monday night she was
able to engage In q street row, and It may be
IL was because OF this row she ID unable 10
attend. The case went over. The case Of
James WOODWARD charged with larceny Of
harness, was continued. Spicer Dennis.
charged with the larceny of o coat; nnod s2o
or two months In jail.
THE ASSAULT ON THE BRIDEGROOM,
The case Of Thomas Harris, charged with
assault and battery with intent 10 nm Peter
Mosely, ON the nth Of August. By sta66ing
him, was called. This case win Be romenn.
bered. Mo9ely (Who wa On tho eve OF GET
ting married) asked Harris Companion
(Ross) the price Of chickens, and they got
into an alteration, near franklin Square,
during which Hosely received . stab In the
region OF the heart, which came near kili.
ing him. 1osely testified that he had been
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LOCAL NE US.
Condensed Locals.

From j. c. Parker we have the New York
daily papers In advance OF the mail.
Centennial visitors should not fail TO go
down the Potomac on the Jane Moseley next
Friday.
At the practice meeting OF the Columbia
Tor range rifle corps, al the Wasbington
Driving Park, yesterday afternoon George
Abbott scored 81 and James E. Bell Is, out of
q possible as. -
The National Veteran club met last eve
ming, and short addresses were made nv
General Brown, Captain Adams ard the
president, Colonel Tlchenor. The new can.
nirg. VIC 0'e
A series OF revival meetings il In progress
~ tne flith Baptist church, Virginia ave.
nue. between ~ and 9th streets southwesf,
!hls Week, under the supervision OF the pas.
Ior. REV. T. Z. Meador, and there are large
snulences present every evening
zen mloshlpnen from the Italian frigate
VICTOR Emmanuel, now lying la the Della
ware river, Off Philadelphia are on a visit
70 washington In charge OF two of the
to-oSy.
DISTRICT Engineer HoxIe has notified the
cCntractCrs who laid the NeuchateI pave
ment on i street, between 18Th and l5th
streets northwest, that the same requires re-
pairs and that they are expected 20 make
II EN- without delay.
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GEORGETOWN.

GRAIN TRADE.-Boat Caledonia, with
5000 bushels of wheat TO Hartley Il Bro.
Also, by canal, 80 bushels of wheat TO r. c.
& j. NJ. Waters.
MERCHANTS ENCHANeE-Onerfues on
cnapge this morning amounted To $50
bushels OF wheat, with sales as folloGs: 4S0
bushels at si.l5; SEQ bushels a. si15; 1000
bus heels at s1.l54 \; 2 900 bushels choice wheat
at 81 COX. Corn is quoted at ~ TO soc. Sales
yesterday OF !, 200 bushels Of prime corn at
soc are reported.
"BUsrED' WATER MArN-The water
vain OF the upper reservoir, on Road street.
needs "caulking."
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A Mysterious Wound.

Lewis Carroll and his wife, both colored
employees In the household OF Secretary
Robson, attended q picnic on Monday and
returned to their lodgings in the third story
OF Mrs. Mary +. Marshall's house, No. 1l5l
18th street northwest Mrs. Marshall let
them In between II and II O'Clock and they
retired. About an hour later Mrs. Marshall
and other inmates OF the house were aroused
by Mrs. Carroll, who stated that her husband
had been shot while lying In bed. Going to
the room they found that he had what ap-
peared 10 be dangerous wound on the crown
Of bis head, which was bleeding freely. They
succeeded In staunching the dow Of blood,
and yesterday morning DIR. Walters was
Carroll to be quiet. Carroll, however, did
not follow the physicians directions, and
his service place. Lieut.. Greer Investigated
the case and came to the conclusion that 1t
was almost impossible for the wound to
have been made In the manner stated; bat
as to how 1t happened, he Is at loss to nm
derstand.
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GERS or boils. Fortunately they can be quick
~ healed BY the uso Of 6gesss 6kzEphar 6o0p,
which purges the sore OF Its poisonous virus
or proud hesh, and thus removes the only
obstacle TO it, healing. Depot, CrittentonS,
No. Sixth avenue, New York.
Grow young In tan minutes with Hps In
stoRtQyepsW Hair Dye. 28,m,wf,6
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A Sense Of WEAKNESS

is often felt by persons VINO cannot locate
any particular disease. II they work, IL
becomes labor; II they walk, they soon tire;
mental efforts become q burden, and even
joys are dimmed by the shadow of this weak
ness which Is cast over their lives. Recourse
Is had sometimes TO timulants of Q danger
ous character. The advice Of physicians to
refrain nom active labor produces no happy
results. Why? The system L. debilitated
and needs to be built mp properly. PesIajd,a
electric current, 1t permeates the entire sys-
tenn. and harmonizing with the corporal
functions, IL raises mp the enfeebled and
brings the color to the cheek again, and hope
70 the dependent. It does Its work promptly
and well. Sold by all druggisfs. co
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g kDAY EXCURSlONS
~ OF TIE
MARY WASHlNQTOA

" III nOr0oItfI De MADE only TO MT.
VERNON SPRINGS, where no in. = .y4k>h
grounds or boats
,eturninT at MN fare 20 Ssut sa second &c TIN.
leaving st ,. m, returning ct $50; fare rs
tie second trip free Of charge. Refreshments, in
grounds.
Persons wishing to spend Q pleasant day IN the
country, where good water and shsde sbouncs,
can do %. jyl6-sm
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Clifton Powell and Virginia Lewis Tyson
b. TTu ndle and Laura v. Myers, William
Rapee and Johanna Kahl, Richie De Noon
TiIghman Hardaway and Celia Ross, MylOn
Roche and Mazella e. Milbouru; G. A. Beat
ty and Josephine ID. StitsOn, j. b. ]. Ryan,
and Susan Bacon, VIM. Stewart and Alice
Brooks, James A. Davis and Sarah F.
Rhoades.
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EdHOr StdT:-Perm1t me to protest thr Ough
your paper against the further naming OF puo-
lie school buildings after trustees ex trustees,
teachers, &C., and also to suggest that those
already named be changed SO as to conform
TO that of the district In which they are stu.
ated. There are very few names of persons
living or dead against which some pref udice
does not exist, and 1t has its Influence upon
those who send their children to these
schools. Let the public schools not only be
non sectarian but impersonal. Q.
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EXCURsIOH DOWN THE POTOMAC
FOURTH PRESB YTERIAN CHURCH
CENTENNIAL VISITORS, NOTICE.

Be sure ard attend he Dsy and Moouligh, Excur-
son to be given BY the Young People
OF INC Fourth Presoy terrain Church = ASIEA
=, The elegant and commodions Steamer JANE
st .. m and 30 D m rein ming al 4 n M. ana nj
p %: The Boat starting st s: 80 p. m. win take on
the eIeureionists a. Marshall Hall and Continue
down the river about FORTY miles, returnins oy
moonlisht Splendid chance for Centennial visit Srs
Tickets SO and 2s cts For ssls at primo ii bo1k
AnC music stores, and the Boat aug29 81
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS. &c.
EXTRA EXCURSION.
BENEFIT MANA9ERs LYOEUM BUREAU
EXCURSIONS,
FRIDAY, September lat,

ro III H,oA Il sStenber lst,
TIE MARY WAehIHGTON @h
Will make two trips, leaving 7th
and 10 50 D. m. "
Tickets. 20 cents; good for beth trips Tor sale 1t
the boat.
The street Baptist Church will unite in this ex.
cn,sion. Their friends are requested to purchase
tickets OF members or Ut g Parker, In order that
the ID urch may secure the benefit aux'O
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tn NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
OF New York avenue and 18th street, pays D
endar month. Banking hours, Q to- {. Sat.
urdays, Q to and 6 to 8. ut, 1lt16
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CIT Y 1T f. MS .

Easy feet being Indispensable TO health,
comfort and good nature, thousands of the
intelligent pnblic patroniee DR.. Whites es-
tabltshment, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue. OPP.
Corns, BunioDs, Nails, Vascular Ex-
crescences, &c. Fee 81 per visit.
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TIE FUNERAL of Judge Gideon l.. Walker,
who DIED at his temporary residence on 18th
street, between L and X streets, Monday,
been for many years prominent In railroad
and transportation projects before Congress.
He was In bis 63d year. While at GlymOnt,
where he spent several weeks, he fell sick.
He returned to this city for treatment about
q week ago but bis malady was beyond cure
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"ExcURsIoN TO HARPER's FERRY,
Thursday, August 31st. Ru1ad Trip, one dot
!r Train leaves Baltimore and Ohio depot
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SUNDAY EXCURSION
LADY OF TIE LAKE.
Esal,h

Hereafter and untfl further notIos, The Lody o1
the Lake Will mako regular Bxcursions, leaving
her wharf, foot Of 9Th stl cot, ct ,. m, Tor i've
" Of - u.
It'll and 9Th street cars 20 directly - the wharf.
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Brooks, Champlin, Dyer, Ferguson, French.
Hovey. Moffat, Packard, Randolph and
SMITH, IL; nays, Messrs. Detrick. Ferguson,
johnson, Lloyd, Mitchell and Ryder, g.
ENCOURAGING THE PUPILS.
Mr.. Lloyd offered a resolution that pupils
organizing among themselves literary and
debating societies may have the use Of rooms
In school buildings for their meetings, IN fer
such rules and regulations as may be pre-
scrtbed by the sub boardt, and Ii was referred
TO the committee on property. Adjourned.
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~A trotting mare was killed by lightning
near Nashville.
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A WORD TO THE CLERKS AND Crrrzvs
Ihoke who propose going TO the Centenniss,
during the coming month can procure a
travelling bag, satchel, shawl strap, or trunS
At McMCrray's cheaper than the cheapest.
sos Market Space.
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THE COURTD.

READ Reeds new price list in this paper
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-ESIs sending their boys to college and
MLsnlDs 10 nave them fitted ont with cIotil-
ing and furnishing goods will and a mil
STOCK OF the above goods at the bows, cloth.
lng house OF d Robinson Co, 800 Pennsvi-
yania avenue, next to II. Wiilians.
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SNEAK THIEvKs AT WORK ON CAPITOL,
HILL--Last night the regularly organized
gang OF sneak thieves on Capitol Hill made
Q raid on the residence OF Mt. +. A. Lazenby,
and stole q number OF hats, coats, and other
articles from the hall of the house. They
Then raided the hail OF Mr.. j. c. Entwisle
coat, in the pocket OF which was SIS, among
other articles.
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kIcKTD BY A HoRsE-Yesterday, as car
NO 20 was passing along b street. between
Isl and South Capitol streets southeast, the
Lorses baked and one Of them kicked the
SSINsi, EDWARD Jordan, IN the breast, fnjur-
.Es INN very seriously. He was conveyed
70 hIs nome, 100 6th street southeast, and
DE. Mchlm and Eord attended him
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THE TELEGRAM CAsE-The charges of
malicious mischief against Lewis Mankin
day night last, pied the forms OF the Daily
Telegram, have been Withdrawn In the Police
Court by Mr.. Coyle, the proprietor, who pro.
poses to lay the cases before the grand jury.
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THE REoPENING to morrow evening OF
Messrs. Miller Jones' handsome billiard
elegant manner.
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nonT FORGET THE GRAND TOURNA.
- MxNT AND PICNIC, to be afyen Of a
AEALOSTAH ISLAND,

OF Columbia will participate
Admission, 25 cts. Ferry free. aue235tr
FAMILY INCLUSION By UNION CHAPEL
CHOIR TO MARsHALL HALL,
Ia URSDAY. August 3lst.
Ire Macy WASHING TON will make two trips
"a m; ana $40 m, returning at
anu I0 p N. Upon this Excursion - ri h
Dr ROWLAND will give a practical s.-s-.1s:...3 -
e1nioilon OF his life saving dress the at
channeIl.
Tickets. SO cts Children half price. For sale at
Baxter 3 dry goods store and at the bost anpa9-9t
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BUILpISG PERMITS issued by Inspector
fioWmsn: VIM. Patterson, raise and under
near ID northwest; $50. Mrs. Reiss, raise
and improve q brick building, west side
2otn: between II and streets northwest; 300
L. u. U, two-story brick dwelling east
side I'd. between b and c southeast: 40 600
Moses Kelly, three two story frame dwell
nngs, west side 10th, between and II streets
northeast; %, 900.
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EXCUR1IONS 10 YHB CAPBS.
The steamer JANE M0eILlY VIII leave EvIRY
SATURDAY, e . D. m, during the
and the Capes Of Virginia, stoDVinG.
Ct Ptney Point and Point Lookout, reourning 70
Washfngton ct O'Clock Monday morning, Apply
ct Company . wharf, foot Of 9Th q. jy1<m
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vided.
4. A list OF such candidates from each OF
the said districts shall be transmitted by the
several principals to Miss Lane, so as to be
in her possession on Tuesday morning. II
any district fails TO send up any candidates
al the time specified, such district will be
considered as having waived its right, and
the examination will proceed.
The recommendations were adopted.
Mr.. Dyer submitted the following
NoM1NATI0NS FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT,
brook, (acting) principal of female grammar
school, in place Of Miss Rachel J. Day, who
declines the appointment; Mr.. s. Caldwell,
(actiDg) teacher OF male Intermediate, No. 1,
in place Of Mr.. +. ID. Harrington, declined;
Miss Mary Elizabeth TTask, (acting) teacher
Of male primary, No. ], to rll a vacancy.
MI. Lloyd presented The resignation of
Chas. III. Parker, janitor of the Jefferson
building, which was accepted. Mr.. julius
Strobel was elected to the position.
THE RANDALL" SCHOOL BUILDING.
enth district, made report recommending
that the new school building on Delaware
avenue be known as the Enoch Ambush
school building.
Mr. Brooks opposed the adoption OF the re
Port, as they had already decided that the
building should be named In honor of Miss
randall, who established the school on this
memory Of Ms. Randsii g tsacSer 70 a ind
rt marked that after the board had adopted
ne name 1t would be inconsistent to change
| Mr.. johnson warmly seconded the adop-
ton OF the report, and alluded to the services
| OF MI. Ambush, who, In the dark days OF
| slavery, when IL was dangerous to teach
eolored people, persisted, at the risk OF his
/ life, but without ostentation, to impart In
| struction 70 the young. Mr.. Johpson read
| from the history OF the colored schools, show
| ing that from 1888 to 1865 Mr.. Ambush was
4 engaged In teaching.
Mr.. Hovey asked why they could not name
| the next school building after Mr.. Ambush
4 Mr. Johnson oaid that such time now a =.
/ peared To be remote. When shoots are TO be
/ kept open only portion OF the year becau sc
| OF the scarcity OF funds there seems To be
| little hope for the erection of buildings.
MI. Ferguson urged the adoption OF the re-
FORT.
| Mitchell, Brown and others in op position To
| the report, and Messrs. Ryder, Lloyd and
In the course Of the debate Mr.. Johnson
| referred TO the District Commissioners
4 having objected to the name OF Randall.
Mr.. Brooks said the Commissioners sup
4 posed that the building was TO be called aftsI
| The Hon. Sam. Randall. but the objection
/ was Withdrawn when the facts were made
/ known.
Mr.. BROOKS moved that the name OF Ran
/ port
| The vote was taken ON Mr.. Brooke motion
ma IL Wa carrisd-yeas, Aessrs. Brown
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ADJUSTMENTS.

S1LEOT VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
- OONO1RT under the direction Of Prof. Pc
RABEAU, to be given at the Burnel House. No.
september 8, lc76.
Tfckets 81, to be had at the principal book aud
music stores. Dancing after cor cert. augzS-ns
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THE RANDALL SCHOOL BUILDING DEDr-
CATIoN.-The new school building for col.
ored children at the corner of Delaware ave-
nue. and 1st street southwest, which has been
1Iamed the Randall school by order of the
board or trustees, will be dedicated with ap-
proprfate ceremonies next Monday afternoon
at o'clock. Superintendent Cook will make
The Introductory remarks; the keys will be
presented by the builder, Mr.. Joseph Will
Iiams; remarks Will be made by Trustee
BROOKS, member of the building commit
tee. Commissioner DenEison will be present
and Is expected 20 speak, and al address will
De made by w. ". Curtis, president OF the
board o. trustees.
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sHiH JEUtN. : UOWfN VINO my
CIR orr HH4D IT VIM.


-OnC al The frtntc 0t " dlc~s taitOt-.
Fro1". I.fNi' '->"e
The Prince Of watt. ho- bccn receiving
VIII ,">al NOR. in 'ai"u,t'a n'"nie iniHn
Queen 90 ritlf beauty. ti.-.. HNd H ."tlNN n-
iion. shah l,l Hn. n,- $500 10 iN". 70 'Ac
fr,t tri-nin.- fcunic -u'sti'it v'lf. tN" l'JinDr
iiLlrr.t dunn. .i.u 81. idi, al ,..' 3d."
NOTICE W! ~. ''r. to-a el i.r .ou. i'" i't
l'"ii 81 'ht hut aluU d % iti..urr u.'t.IN BOO
hrr 80, n '-.uou .ndHa i".t. 49, ~...i i' d.
sc,cuit.,n 'ur- ud , , % nf hrr.uu sweet
will chop 20 het .'f''i, .i-' l,.d- rr, Iur- over
ga. r' p,tu hil. '1 ''"'t," '-
uenr', ariutuuoi .oni.. ntl q. hich is nov 20 G."
have - guy in'f't. 'd ,A'r. i''t '''H A.
q. Wh.i'. ir.. i.i .a. ill., i.t rr.l o' .'i
Iu,ritrd. ,ifh ..rr i.i'. ie..'itt- AMI ~ ..a u
apI.nd' gnd wei, ull"d '''lr'-. s'"nn "' her
Territory ia-i"- thc N.fnudi'. in"-i i''"ti i'ult
ol tl' 90 .it eos. ft ,i .la %" ll. 70 tl 'n
of -ih mYd nos % mi.it' '"luh,c "f iu ing
Vatcr. win her subj 'rt snah J"lnn T. rN-
iremcN l"w'iAr She is daughter ~ the
Prorhci. anl dr. '9 o,,. .r rir- are
NINETY tirc in % hn'lrri Nn ulu'n'.
Tho Ircum uf ph"lvl is the rcmarknnl"
daughter 90, ARENA. at lc woman. In i~i'' whcu
NJ Loul- iipu .clct met hrr the former queen
wa about nfiy year, of age. Her .prcdr..c- .or
Wa Navab. Being q woman. size had ,t-t
dirlcultir, 10 overcome before she could icc
assured Of her throne. The English. above IN
were against l'r Her husband. Jehanghir. NldS
thc favored claimant Tor the throne uf Rhupal.
which he a-'cnu' Il only to die Immediately Ia
one s,i,,, the =, ins ~ eo,,r~nsnt a.. Inc old
appointed Regent 81 her daughter. shah .l,'nih
thcn q minor. sc,uhd,r knew well Mia, shc
va, about. She seemed the lnl led di'i-iui's
man uu - hriy arab; On one o,,asi'" y e.
heard Tat % "Ho"ar ul ben. had sponen uh iil,s
ou.h at hin. ,ii. woman or Gfty-thr"c clcit his
Shuil. S''cdudcr u ..Iu. Nt, % spiradid lui Sc
ep,.r,i WIN .rrtay. Sea id,r lad am uel,
ga-h a'l,,-- l"r lit boulder. She rr' we'd }, ia
,ni'iui % ,.uui she vi,. thout thi-y-'i,e ecir-
old. she root, tan Dit. 49, awhcI "itha sieat.
and itu Iiiiu tinNt. "a" fItd.l t"cicr strength