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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-20
THE COURrs

POLICE tOUhT-JladCe kAaeR
To day. Frederick MaDahan, loud: AZ w
Robinson and Lewis Taylor. diSorlerIy in
TIE county; IS each. JOS. A. Eeefer pleaded
guilty OF vagrancy. and was sent down.
Randall Henson was fined - for diSorf eriy
cor duct Rosa Brown, loud; IS John Plum
m.r forfeited collateral. Jas Brooks, Rno't
Taylor, Charles Smith, Henry Lucas. WIN.
II. Bell. Henry jackson, all boys were sent
down as vagrants- Theodore Tonpkins aud
Richard Gross forfeited collateral. Samuel
Skidmore, obstructing sidewalk; So w.
ESliD, Basil Nolan, Henry Tyler and Mary
Hickman forfeited collateral. SamI John-
son, loud; IS John Williams street cursiug;
81. John Edwards. larceny of an overcoat
from Charles Simms; six months IN jaIl.
Also, larceny of an OvercOat from Bernard
T. Simms, six months in Jail. Ed Brooks,
profanity; s.. Augustus Shiluskt pleaded
guilty To being vsgraut. and was sent
down for 80 days. VIM. Hunter. a small
white boy, larceny of thirty cocoa nuts from
a store corner G and 10th streets; reform
school. Anna Melanders, larceny OF q horse
blai, ket from the Northern Liberty Market
Chariot Company; Sl0 or 30 days. Edmund
German, assault on Catherine Cortnn; 500
VIM. Grimes. assault on Clifton W Powell;
SIS. Alfred Smith, assault on Mary Rocks:
continued. Frances Johnson, threats; per-
sonal honds 10 keep the peace.
AN INSANE OFFICER.-Mste Lewis f
SrroUt, Il &. y who for sometime past n as
shown NJ mistskahle evidef ca OF INSANITY.
was sent to the Government Hospital for the
Insane on Saturday. Mr.. Strout has resided
IN UniOrtOwn for the past six months and is
well known in the navy yard and eastern
section of the CITY
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Charge OF Child Murder

AERtST OF MAN ACCUSED of SUP
FOCATING HIS INFANT.
An inquest was held by Coroner Patterson.
assisted by DR.. Hartigan, yesterday morn
Ing, On the body OF a cOlOTed male infant
found by some laboreTs in a sewer trap cor
ner OF 22d AID streets northwest on Satur-
day evening. Dinah Harris testified that
Lewis Cook applied to her some six weeks
ago To take charge OF an infant for - per
month She assented, and he brought her the
child, which she cared for about three weeks,
when Cook, who had been frequent visitor
10 the child, came one day and took IL away,
as she supposed 10 its mother. This was the
last she had seen of the ba0e until thls body
was found, which she identified. She also
identified Cook. the reputed father, of whom
she bad made frequent inquiries concerning
the welfare of the child, Dut could never
learn any thing from him. Lucy Harris
grand caughter OF DiDsh's, eOrrObOrated her
testlH ony and identified the child, and Cook
as me man who called frequently 10 see IT,
= ". SbTeiner, superintendent Of sewer
tIsps, testified as TO the fact of finding the
bcOy. Dr. HaTtigan testified that he ha
mace post-mOrtem examination, but found
no bruises or cuts. The child appeared in
perfect health. and he was OF the opinion
tLat ~ must have died from suflOcGtiOn.
EFlCence was taken 10 the effect that one
SsIan coleman vas thought to be the mother
81 IRE iIiaIt. Tie jury returned a verdict
tESl lLe SAID infant came to its death be-
tWeeB TIE 9th ana 18th OF March 1876 in the
city Of Washin gton. ID. G., from SufTocatIon
as The jury believe from toe evidence tbrOugh
he criminal agency OF It's reputed fafser
LEWIS Cook. and some person unknown >
The coroner made out a commitment 10
CcoS and he was sent 10 Jail to-day for the
sctiOn o. the grand jury. Subsequently, Rov
ara Myers as an accomplish and locked 30
for hearing.
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The BuffsIc I'itbi. W,tsy,

The extraordinary curati We powers Of these
waters In the Poclllt1y Diseases Of Women; IA
AFFECTIONS o. tae Urinary OTOdass In DysDeprd
and In GoisU and Rse1nndsio ADecfiOfis Is
vocched FOR by some OF the hest meiica
talent of the country They are for sale hy
kidwell Il Son, 1881 / street; Charles Stoit a
Co, $50 Pennsylvania avenue. Washington.
ID. C.; Fickling 4 WEIGH II High street;
GeOrGetown, II c.; and +. =. Leahes ~ A
Bro, So Fairfax street, Alexandra, Va
81 Pamphlets can be had Of the houses,
THOMAS I. GooDE. Proprietor.
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THE EMPEROR OF CHINA has sent pair
OF gongs 10 Queen Victoria. Presents Ike
lnls from gentleman To "A lady in god So
clety mean something, too. 1t hasn't been
announced officially-in fact, her Majesty
once animated that she never would marry
gam but the Emperor of China is q very
fascinating fellow, well OFF, and the queen
mas lately seemed more sprightly than for
years IL all means something.-TS. Louis
RpDflblicnD
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A BLIND MAN CURED BY SPLINTER
Whlle chopping wood, one day last week.
Stephen HOdson, OF Washington township,
Randolph county, Ind, was struck in the eve
by splinter, which penetrated the corner
and restored the sight of the eye, which had
oeen-destroy ed-twenty five years ago by a
white skinny substance growing over IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-20

GEN. W. X. Cox, chairman of the demo-
cratic conservative executive Commits of
North Carolina, who was arrested charged
with conspiracy to defeat the election of two
republican candidates for the state conven-
ton, has been discharged there being no evil
dence TO Justify his detention. Four county
commissioners are to be examined at Will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-20

MOTHERS SUDDEN DEATH.-H Henry
Sellers, living nj ar South Bend. careSsed a
blZZ saw and acquired a lacerated hand
Ills mother, who lived about half mile
away, nearing OF the accident ran 20 her
sons assistance, and being a very heavy
woman, became SO heated and exhausted
mat on reaching the house she fell upou the
moor and EXPIRED Indianapolis NelCs
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THE RESUMPTION oFCoAL MISING.-To
day coal trains commence running on the
Erie railway, owing to the resumption of
labor IN The coal fields. This will again give
W0rR To forty locomotives which were with
drawn from the eastern and Delaware diyI-
sion some four weeks since
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INTHE SUPREME COUhroF THE pIsrR1or

NOTING Special Term, Mdrck z, 1875.
In the case of George W. Huues, adminjstr..
tor O. MAaGABET D0wD; deceased, the sd min.
the Supreme Court OF the District Of 0a1n, 81,
AFORESAID, appointed TUESDAY, April 4tb, A. ID.
iSlo, FOR the final settlement and Distribution of
the personal estate Of said deceased, and OF the
assets IN hand, rs far ne the same have been col
lected and turned into money; when and where All
me creditors and heirs Of said deceased are ooted
20 sueno, wtn their claims properly vouchsd, or
they may otherwise By law be excluded from All
nenent IN said deceeseds estate Prov,dsd sc5pv IL
THIS order be published once Q week for three seets
In the evening Star previoss TO the said day. Tet:
MARI tn A.WEBSrER. ReGfster Of villa
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Tnat the sgn.
L scriber has obtained from the Suprems Oonpt
OK the District Of Colombia, holding eeois Terra
inIers OF adminisfration on the personal estate ef
city, -. g. deeeased. An persons having cisiS,
e1hibirthe same, with the vouchers thereof 70 ,sS
ruoecriber on or before the 9Th day Of srch na.s
they u az Otherwise by Law be ex cluded e., 80
beneft OF the said estate. Given under nv h.ns
this 9Th day OF March. 1875. my HAu1'
ElCHOLAs r. oLEsRy.
marIf,st webster Law Building, Administra.or
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FlIst,oIa.. .scearin. ana D,sla..

a. rlscner enlarged his establishment ~
removing TO his new building, 9C6 q street,
doors west OF 9th street, Just a few steps
nom bis former place on Sth street, where ne
periOr manner. Kid Gloves aud Shoes
Grape Wells cleaned al a very short notice.
Lad ies' Dresses cleaned without TAKEN apsrt
and spots removed without cleaning The
whole garment. Gents Clothes cleaning and
dyetne q speciality. Ii.g7-tr
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,. sfRISe DEBILITY. languOr, lsssi,ude. and

SPRING DfBILlTY. languor. laSsttude and
thst u W state Of the stem peculiar TO tRe
springtime OF the year. are Immediately re-
neNed by The PeTIuTdfI SgT7tp. which supplies
the blood with its vital principal OF life eie-
meht-iron-infusing strength. vig0r aud
new lie into all paris OF the system Being
Irse from alcohol, its energizing effects are
are permanent Sold nv ali druggists Pam
phlets free. Seth W. FoRle q Sous. Proprie-
tors, Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-20

Boy RoBBERS.-Two boys named James
Little and William O'Malley, aged I6 and l8,
nave been arrested In st. Louis charged
win robblDg a business house in New Or
leans OF several thousand dollars Four
thousand dollars were found in their posses
sim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-20

CHURCH NOTEs-At the close OF the SER
vice at st. Paul's (Ritualistic) church last
evening the rector, Rev. A Jackson, stated
that he bad attended the dying BEDSIDE OF
one OF the female members in the afternoon,
and before she breathed her last she made
particular request that after death prayers
sfOuld be offered for her SOULS salvation. In
compliance with this request he offered
prayer, 10 which the responses were made
by the choir. The exercises were the first of
the kind ever conducted in the church and
were of most Interesting character.
Union NJ. f. chapel was well filled last
night on The occasion OF the fourth quarterly
concert OF the Saba tn school. The perform
snce embraced dec lamations and singing by
the school. At the conclusion of the pro-
gramme the superintendent, Mr.. j. +.
Wright, read statement of the condition of
the school for the year, reporting % teachers,
added during the year; SO scholars, 10
added dur ng the year; conversions, 10;
deaths, 8; books in library, 557: collections
during the year, 1868 A.; expendC /, S55640.
noon, Immediately preceding the vesper SER
vices, the statue of ST. Joseph was formally
blessed ard dedicated with full and iIlpres-
sfye ceremonials, Rev. j. A. She lidan, o. s.
D., officia ting. TIE Rev. Father Dominick
Young yesterday being the feast of st, Jo-
Saint.
Rev. Horatio Southgate, ID. D., late bishop
10 ConStantinopIe, preached yesterday to the
congregation in attendance az the Chu rch of
the Holy Cross, after which the Holy Com
munion was celebrated.
Rev. j. Fletcher, OF Michigan, has accepted
cali from the E-street Baptist church, and
Will begin the exercises of his pastoral duties
on Sunday next.
Sixteen converts were baptized in the river
at the sycamore" yesterday afternoon by
Rev. K. 3. Laws, OF the SiXth-street (colored)
Baptist church.
Rev. Mr.. Nassar, OF Lynn, Mass. who has
preached acceptably TO the congregation yes
terday.
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PERIsHED IN A Snow SToRM.-A dispatch
from Winnipeg says the body of the Rev
George MacDougall, Methodist missionary,
has been found near Bow river, Manitoba
Mr.. MacDougall was lost in q snow storm
storm on the 9th of January last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-20
LOCAL NE VS..


National 7hedteT.-Mr and Mrs. Florence
In the mighty Dollar"
Lincoln HGII-- Grand concert by Thomas
uDTivalled orchestra
7neoteT CoBaQus-"The Arabs OF Washing
ton" and first class varieties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-20

THE RosE or DEATH-Do not walt until
the hectic flush which indicates aivancei
consumption. appears on the cheek Check
the hard cough and heal the ,-,itafei lungs
with HIDES RolseV Of R0r,NsHd All T,Ir.
before the crisis comes Be Ia time.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure ia one minute
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-20

A TERRIFIC COUGH is difficult 10 master,
oul IKE ali other complaints OF the respira-
Tory organs, IL gives way before tue anti-in-
nsmmstory and soothing operation OF Pg-
kers Pure ODD LtueT Ola and Phosphafs Of lame
fleasanti In taste, Is can be reality tasen nv
ire moss delicste. ASK your druggist for III
John Z. Baker & Co, philadelphia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-20

The MARCH SNOW SToRMS.-Passengers
arriving at Omaha from the west state that
Ihe snow faIl between there and California is
FAR greater than known for many years past
and that IL covers almost the entire country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-20

Mr.. BEECHER slipped and fell on the ice in
Brooklyn the other day. An advisory coun-
Gil is now in order to decide that he did no
such thing Boston Post.
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Saratoga Sprins. IN uiut.r.

Reasons for going TO Drs. StnOng's Rene
d'al Institute IN winter, with circular de-
scrtbing Its Turkish, Russian. Sulphur, Hy-
dropathic and ElectrO-Thermsl Baths the
Vacuum Treatment, Galvanic and Fsrsdaic
Electricity, &c, will be sent on application.
Nervous, Lung, Female and Chronic dis
eases q speciality. l2.A,m.Wfs:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-20

FOR CHILDRkS, couvaleSCeats and tnva-
lids OF wea constitutions. the use Of LisbtJs
Liquid EztrGcr II Beet, In pint bottles, viii be
found inHRluRhle
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Tndeubtediy kfGnan,ed.
CHAMPAIGN Ill, FXC!TEp BY TWO BE.

7 IA = hf AlN-N ILL., r NJ. VI IS Nv u bEt
TIFUL GIRLS.
A Champaign. Ill, SPECIAL tn a ST. Louis
exchange, saS :: L 80 children in this county
beautiful little girls. aged respectively six
and seven years claim To hav- he ~ stolen
from Kansas ard brought here The case
has attracted very little notice until recently
when IL came 10 the knowledge of Mr.. F.
Snider, editor of the Urbana Republican.
Considerable excitement has noG sprung
up. By visiting one of the children yester-
day and other persons since, your cores
ponceEt learned the following facts: TIE
children were brought into the north west
part of this county two years ago by an Old
man ard woman over eighty years Of age
each. The woman, having fallen sick, was
left, with the children, at the farm house of
MIR. MOuijOy. Homes were found for them
IN different parts of the county. The chill
dTen talked about their parents. and said
they were stolen by these old people; that
they lived Ia Kansas; had large
white mouse that had stairs, aud that they
were taken INTO large covered wagon while
their mother had gone to get water at brick
yard; that the old folks whipped them TO
make them get into the wagon, and that
they never saw their parents afterward. The
one visited says she used to ride with her pa
on white horSe. She says her name was
Minnie White, and her sisters name Ada
al q her pas name Leigh White Her moth
er name she does not seem to know. They
appear TO have been well bred. The Old
woman declines TO give any expression at
al as 10 how she came by these young chill
dren. Little Minnie says she wants TO see
her ma. 1t is said tina she has always shown
alarm al The sight of movers wagon. When
The children were brought here they had very
little clothing. One of them is still In dis
talI part OF Inc county, and the other is now
at Urbana There is general conviction
among those who have known the circum-
stances longest that these bright faced chill
dren were stolen from their mother.
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CITY ITE Ms.

SPRING Goops Fine Dress and RnSiness
Suits made to order At Moore's, ioil New
York avenue. $40
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BI-I has been found that in nearly every
civilized country the tree that bears the most
fruit for market rs the axle tree.
There are trees so tall in California
that II takes two inen and boy u look 10
the top OF them. One looks till he gets tired
of. 49,
NJ The dog is always a IA ithful friend. At
Raleigh, N. C., people tried to take an old
lady out OF burning house, but the canine
refused to permit her TO be touched.
~ The late Miss Charlotte Cushman's will
has not yet been published, but IL is believed
the estate will be as large as has been esti-
mated-over $500, 0G0. The executors are Mr.
Edward G. Cushman, her nephew aud adopt
ed son, and Mr.. Grove, a merchant of St
Louis and his business partner.
sV-A biz in the Iowa legislature will pre-
vent blinds and screens from being used in
saloons. Screens always were nuisance A
fellow either attempted to open one of them
sldewise or went through IL like circus ac-
Tor through hoop, and got put out OF the
saloon.-IN. y. Hercld.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-20

FRESH READING-From j. c. Parker We
have GOdetJ,S Lddy's Book and 81. Nicholas for
April; from james Bel!ew we have 81. NIch-
olds and The Ldoy's JOtTTsdi for April; from J.
Brad. Adams we have Apple' on's JOuTTlnl. the
Scientific American, Detroit Free Press, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-20
Corns &c The wi.e Tor He.l,h

on daily walks depend. >" and thouStr,eis fr,uo
far and near visit DIR. Whites est hlt, 1r,1auf
l4l6 Pennsylvania avenue. opposite VII
lards hotel. for relief from, and avoidance
OF, Corns. Bunions, TrouhleSona Nails. Mas
cular EXcresences, ETC. Established in Wash
ington IN 1861. Fee, 81 per visit
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WARRINGTON METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CoNFERENCE.-The session OF the Washing
ton Methodist Episcopal (colored) conference
was continued on Saturday in Baltimore,
Bishop Bowman presiding. y. c. Steptoe
Lawrence Valentine, William Davis, Fran
els Bell, John A. Holmes, and g. w. Jenkins
were admitted into full connection. W.
DAVIS, A. c. Steptoe, f. Bell, ]. A. Holmes,
and q. w. Jen kins were elected to deacons'
orders. w. II. Dunson, r. p. Lawson, A. B.
Wilson, George Jackson, Simon Mann, p. NJ.
Gross, and j. A. Bailey were elected to elders
orders. The case of Patrick Rain was re-
felred 10 the presiding elder of his district.
+. wills, Perry Mcpherson, John G Lee,
John IL. Daley, Charles Foreman, and q.
HolliDser were elected local deacons. Henry
Hutton, e. f.. Peters, and Thomas Diggs
were elected local elders.
The lay convention in a body entered, aad
were introduced by the bishop. The proceed
lDss OF The convention wee read. G.. W.
Cochran, Of StauDton, Va, and Il. Z. Snow
den, OF Patapsco, were announced as the lev
delegates elected on Friday to the general
conference; George w. Mason, OF Ohio. and
James A. Harris, OF Baltimore, alternates
The ordination of deacons took place yes
terdsy at Orchard street church a. Bishop
Bowman, In the presence of a large cOngrs-
cation. The ordination OF elders took place
at sharp street church at $3.50 p. m.
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Weather Probabilities To-dav.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICERl
WASHINGTON, March 20, 1915.
For the middle states. and the lower lake
region, snow continue. with Increasing north
10 east winds, falling barometer. and temper
allure below freezing, except in southern NiT-
Hilia.
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WHATS IN A NAME?-ln the case of the
United states against ID. X Olney Winter
late clerk In the post Office at ROudout, "
Y charged with rObbing registered letters
paced In his charge for delivery, Judge Ben
edict gave an opinion yesterday on the mo-
uon OF counsel for prisoner to quash the
Indictment. on the ground that the defend
ant was not described in the indictment by
his Christian names. The Judge, in refusing
10 ouash the indictment ruled as follows
Inc question is new one, and will, there
fore, be one of corresponding interest to the
profession There appears to be no law
AGAINST person having several given names,
nor anything TO prevent person adopting
any one or several names given him at bap-
nkm IS the one by which he will be called
abu Known When person has selected
particular given name as the only given
name by which he will be known, CON eel We
mat such given name becomes part of his
legal name. and that he is properly described
by That name IN an indictment, whether IL
Stahc nrst or second or third In the order of
his given name. In adopting such name no
religious or legal ceremony is necessary.
The motion TO quash is denied."-IN Y Her
JfJ
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SALE OF DISTRICT PRoPERTY-WIlI be
sold tomorrow at the old Central gllsri
house on Louisiana avenue, by Taos. Dow
ling. auctioDeer, for the District Commits
sioneys, n large assortment OF miscellaneous
goods. For particulars see advertisement
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A Haunted Rrfdxe.

Inc people IL tue neigh borhOod OF ClOpDer's
mill, IA this county, have been very much
excited for several weeks past by my teri-
Gus occurrence which transpires nightly,
about 81 o'clock, upon the railroad bridge
over Big Seneca creek. II is reported by
those who have witnessed the strange scene
that about the hour named q lantern which
is upOn post planted at the bridge is sud
denly Garkened, the light being entirely shut
of, and flame like a fash of lightning
shoots straight up into the air, while
another of q similar character flashes I'll
rectly across the bridge. Several nights ago
body OF citizens numbering about fifty
headed by several bold and venturesome
young n 81 armed with guns, who DOUBTLESS
had fought many battles with imaginary
beings and were not afraid of an army OF
ghosts, proceeded to the bridge To solve
the iDeXplicable mystery. They had Eot
It's strange work and just as the lantern
darkened the undaunted young men fired
and were answered by shot from the
bridge. We do not charge that anybody ran
away, but 80 more shots were fired. 1t is an
indubitable fact that this strange scene oc-
ours as many gentlemen who have witnessed
IL Will testify. 1t has been observed upon
moonlight nights when IL any person had
been in the vicinity of the lamp or upon the
bridge they would have been plainly dis
tinguishable. We have not witnessed IL as
We know not whether IL "be q spirit of
health or goblin damned" and do not care TO
tionable shapes" but you who are afraid OF
ghosts would doubtless be repaid for a visit
10 1T. We hope that a solution OF this affair
VIII soon be discovered and cause of terror
be removed from the superstitfons of that vi
c1nlty.-l Rockville Sentinel, l7th.
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RECALLING BATTLE INCIDENTAL
long interview between Judge Turney. of
the supreme court of the state, and Mr. PAD
dock, the husband of Maggie Mitchell, salts
fed each that they were desperate enemies
In the late civil war. Judge Turney was one
or the desperately wounded soldiers of the
confederate army. From Mr.. Paddock's
narration OF his services In the federal army
Judge Turney Is satisfied that Mr.. Paddock
was The man, or belonged to the command
that shot him through and through, the bali
entering at the mouth, knocking out several
teeth, carrying away portion OF the tongue
and pas sing out through the back OF the neck,
Their meeting last night, accompanied with
explanations which each gave of their bat
lie fronts and the details of their regfmentaI
action, satisfied the Judge OF the correctness
of his opinion as 10 the immediate position
OF their respective commands. The hearth
ness OF their meeting, after these mutual ex-
plantations, was far beyond anything we can
express Nashville American.
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wAsHINGgoS FISH MARKEF-SoIi by
r. A. Golden 4 Bro, agents:- COO shad at
from 500 tGssSa PEI hundre1; 80 bunchss OF
hsh. ~ from 10 ~ 90 reots per bunch.
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Bowling Alley. 11l2 Penn'a avenue. 3I,E
HALTl-sumulRtipg LInIment cure, all
Pain. :.