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~The u. s. steamer Franklin has arrives
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0The u. s. steamer Franklin has arrive 4
1t Cherbourg-
s0An Irish team is 20 be selected 20 take
part IN the Centennial rife match.
~The town elections In New Jersey. held
Tuesday, show large democratic gains.
~Wash Rockwell was shot aud killed an
New Orleans last night by R Desposito.
~Sepor CASTELAR, made q four hours,
speech IN the Spanish CortAs Thurndav
against the policy OF the ministry.
0Gen. George Lewis Cooke declines the
democrats nomination for governor OF
Rhode Island.
aOGolden Gate, Revenue, Foster, Chance
and Hook Hooking viii run two miles ana
repeat on the Bay District track, San Fran
cisco, The 18th instant
pIspeaker Blaine only spent $500 q year
at Washington (Pa) college, IS years &c.
bis son, who Is DOW ~ Yale, has q, 500 wear
and IN not "fast" or extravaganl
DTbe Greeley houses af Chappaoua ar>
offered for rent, with the gArde1, af 600 \
year. The farm is let 10 Q markef-msn. 6ut
the property wiz be sold - soon a. umeu
improve.
81 Bishop Pinkney, OF Maryland, has a.
cepted IN invitation 10 preach the baccalau.
reate sermon at the next COMMENCEMENT m
Washington and Lee University, Lexington.
ga mass meeting Of Irishmen IN ooooar
institute, New York, Last night passed. rero-
lut1one urging the United States eovorn mi
70 demand the release OF Condor, tno Amer1-
en- fenian, now imprisonsd An Great Brit
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A WOMAN'S EXPLOITS ON HORSEBACK.
There lis young woman in the upper part OF
the county who can be seen In the region OF
Please Valley, dying about the hills on
horseback, le8ping yawntng chasms and
rsvines and riding on the precipitous hill
sldes, where an ordinary equestrian would
think IL impossible for horse 10 get a foot
hold. She throws the lasso with precision,
and can turn the stoutest bull over on his
h7ck with as much ease a. a cook would fiop
pancake. Contrary To what might be sur
posed, she does not ride a la clothes pin, but
in the insecure side saddle fashion. This
woman, whose performances create deserved
enthusiasm in her region, is apparently not
over twenty-three years OF age TdLejo
(CUL.) Chronicle.
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HORRIBLE BRIDGE DISASTER FRANCE
A Paris dispatch to the London Daily Teie-
graph Gays an arch OF a railway bridge over
tine River Ill, near Lutterbach, gave way
under the pressure of the food, and passen-
ger train, from Mulhouse for Strasbourg
which was crossing at the time. was precipi-
tated into the river. The carriages fell on
top OF one another and were dashed to pieces,
Owing TO the violence of the stream none OF
The passeT gers could be saved; all were either
crushed to death or drowned. Thirty corpSes
have already been recovered. Terrible ex-
element exists in the neighborhood. IL ia
supposed that sixty or more lives have been
lost,
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REV. MOSES MANNING UNDER BONDS
The Rev. Moses Manning, the colored pastor
Of st. Paufs mission, Williamsburg, who
was charged with assault and battery, was
called before Justice ObeTnier yesterday
morning. Manning was represented by Mr.
Arthur Bsssett, who conducted The examin-
alton OF three witnesses, who testified TO high
words between Manning and John KneaIing;
to attempt on the part OF the latter to knock
the Rev. Moses Manning down, and the blow
Il the latter that knocked Knealing down.
Inc justice suspended sentence, In view OF
;he pTovocation, but placed the Rev. Moses
Manning under 500 bonds to keep the peace
six mOnths.-IN y Sun. Eth,
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HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST AN AsToR-
The trial at Poughkeepsie, N. Y, OF the suit
OF Josephine Ash, by her guardian, against
Henry Astor, who is said To be member OF
the Astor family of New York city, TO re-
cover 10000 damages for alleged cruelty 10
her when child, whereby her spine was per-
manently injured, was concluded on Thurs
day by verdict in favor of the plaintiff, for
the full amount claimed. Mr.. Astor denied
the charges fatty. The court allowed the
plaintiff Al 600 additional for costs,
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NEW YORK, March lS.-Last night, Mary
Ray, aged 26 yea rs, attempted 10 MI zero
pleded, burning the woman and also VIM.
Thomas, aged months, in a frightfuI man
ner. The woman and child were taken 10
Bellevue hospital, where they fingered in
terrible agony until this morning, when they
died. Miss Ray was an actress, and en-
ployed at the Eagle theater.
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A CONFERENCE OF PROMINENT REPUBLr-
CANS was held at Worcester. Mass, last
evening. 1t is understood that the object OF
meeting was TO secure state delegation to
the national convention which will give the
voice of the state for q candidate whose char
aCter will be guaranty OF purity and abili-
ty. There was discussion as to the need of
reform, in which most Of the gentlemen par
sicipated. Two committees were appointed,
one to prepare an address and the other on
correspondence. In reference 10 Candidates
for the presidency, majority OF those who
expressed their views favored Mr.. BrIstow or
Mr.. Adams.
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FITZPATRICK ON THE WAR PATH.
He Wants TO he Summoned About
That 22aO 600.

sew 1okk, March le.-The following is
published to day:
To the Editor Of The " y. TfmeS.-T said
General Butterfield wrote me letter offer
ing so 600 for the collectnrship of the port of
New York. He denies IL. Let the commit
tee summon me. J. KILPATRICK
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A WOMAN BCTCHERED.-Ann Hammond
was found murdered at 21I4 Second avenue,
New \ ork, last evening The woman had
been at work in the house all day, aud IL is
supposed that she was murdered by Jhos. j.
Bartell, who bad come home intoxicated and
had quarrel with her. He was arrested
while attempting TO escape from the prem
Tres. The murder was done with hatchet,
and The woman WAS horribly hnlcherad-
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A Steamer sunk on Barnep,t

NEW YORK, March ia dispatch from
sandy Hook states that the steamer sunk
Of Barnegat last night is square rugged, hut
Wnether full or half brig is not known. Her
name could not be aScertained at Sandy
Hook. She lies about FIVE miles E. n. E. OF
Barneeat.
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THE POPE DECIDING AGAINST A BISHOP.
MonsignOr CaTfagnini, the Italian bishop OF
attempted TO confscate the property OF the
Conception Bay benevolent Irish Society
and an appeal was made TO the Pope. The
propaganda has considered the case, and its
decree, sanctioned by the Pope, is that the
Benevolent Irish Society is a national and
not religious organization. and that the
church, therefore, has nothing to do with It
and is not justified In attempting to crush
IT. Boston Transcript.
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THE Nest CoNTEMPTIBLE OF Frauds
respectfully dressed imposter calling him
Ing clergymen in Newark representing him.
self "a employed by the government To make
census OF the blind, lame, deaf, dumb aud
other afflicted persons, and requesting to be
Informed OF the names and residences OF
such persons. On Tuesday he visited the
Rev. DR.. Brown, pastor of the Clinton street
Congregational church, and on getting
a blind girl, saying that Mr.. Brown had de-
sired him to call, and that he would guaran-
tee n cure for Si2. The mother of the girl
handed him the money, aud he hung "mag-
netic" chain round the poor girls neck and
departed
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BosToN'S EVACUATION CENTENNIAL
Yesterday being the one hundredth annives-
sary of the evacuation OF Boston by the BIi Z
ish troops, the custom house and many bust
ness places were closed at noon, and the state
departments an hour later, and the rest of
The day was made q holiday. At night
house, Faneuil ball. and Old South
church were brilliantly illuminated with
colOred lights and gas light notices.
Calcium lights were displayed on Bunker
Hill, on the dome OF the State House. on
Washington Heights on Telegraph Hill Dor
chester Heights, Oh Boston Neck, where the
barriers were; on Long wharf. where the
British embarkation took place, South Bos-
ton, and others at the South End and else
where. At the Hotel Bruins wick Gov. Rice
gave public q reception.
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Stay Of Execution I'm Rubenstein,s

NEW YORK, March 1s-Judge Brady has
granted TO Pesach n. Rubenstein, condemned
to be hanged for the murder OF his cousin,
Sara Alexander, a stay OF execution until
the case is reviewed by the general term OF
the supreme court.
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Fires.

NEW YORK, March 1s.-Orleman's -four
mill, at Valley Stream, l.. l., was burned
last night; loss, s20, 900.
ANGoRA, Pa, March 1s.-Henry's cotton
Mil, In this place, was this morning de-
stToyed by fire, which originated from the
heating of a shaft. Loss, siOO 900; insurance
not vet ascerfained.
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Spanish Rejoicing
A REMARKABLE REVIVAL.
4 AAA CA.n-SsA-.

NEWBURG II, NY, March 1s.-The winters
revivals in the Methodist churches i'm the
New burgh district OF New York conference
comprising 81 churches, on the west side of
The Hudson river from Saugerties % War
WICK, have nearly closed statistics, showing
number OF conversions 10 be about 3 .0O0 per
soils, :, GOO OF whom have joined the Metho-
dist churches OF this district, being an
increase in single year OF 40 per cent 10 the
membership.
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THE MISSISSIPPI IMPEACHMENTS-
dispatch from jackson, Miss, states that in
the court of Impeachment Gov. Ames ap-
pe2red by counsel, Thos. j. Duraut. ADD tive
days were granted for him to answer Lieut.
Gov. Davis has resigned, and Gov Ames
Will appoint successor. CardOZo, a super
intendent OF public education, will also re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-18

TIE REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN New
observation-disclosures from all the towns
and cities in New Hampshire save two, give
Cheney, rep, 1888 plurality over Marcy
DEM, and S213 majority over all. The total
dali and scattering 40. The two towns to be
heard from gave last years Cheney 81, Roberts
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Inhuman Treatment

BOSTON, March 1S-Annie Baker, an in
mate OF house OF bad character, was so
badly beaten yesterday by "Bosso Cobb. the
proprietor, that her recovery is doubtful.
Cobb was arrested.
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The NUTILATFD REMAINS OF a man found
in Gowanus Bay few days since have been
recognized as those of Captain Thomas Ham
lin, OF Philadelphia, who has been missing
since August last. Rumor says he was
robbed Of between IS 900 and 81 600 and
thrown overheard, and also that his life was
insured for AZ 900.
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Telegrams to The Star.
CARD FROM FITZPATRICK.
A STEAM Err SUNK.
RESPITE FOR RUBENSTEIN.
THREE THOUSAND CONVERTS.
THE TURKISH WAR.
FOREIGN NEWS.
MfastuS Sht.S

LONDON, March ls.-lt Is feared that the
British ship Lake st. Clair, Captain Cofrey.
from New York, January ~, for Glasgoy
and the British bark Walton. Can't. Shields
from New York, January -, for London.
have been lost with all on board.
The Turkish War.
The Paris CORES pendent OF the Assoc ated
Press has interviewed a dealer in war ma
terisl just arrived from Vienna who saws ne
sold last week mountain battery OF guns
10 The HerzeGovenians, but the Austrian
autborltleS Will not allow IL TO be shipped TO
Trieste or 10 any point I'm hedirectlon of the
scene Of insurrection. He says one can take
cartridges through the Austrian lines now.
lie he's sold some small arms and one field
battery Ia Servia. Servia desires TO obtain
Ten more batteries, but has no money now.
That government is very anxious 70 pur-
chase large quantity OF small arms aud ar
iillery. He thinks domestic loan will he
enforced for the purpose OF purchasing such.
The belief obtains at Vienna that Seryia
will soon declare war unless Russia brings a
poWe and direct pressure to prevent il.
The Times RaRuSa letter states that a
surgeon OF the Turkish army who was lately
at Gabilla, estimates that The Turkish losses
IN herzegovina during the resurrection
have been lot less than g 600 men, a large
proportion OF the deaths resulting from NAL
adieS. the gravity OF which is increasing.
The exhaustion OF funds is such that no at
fention is paid TO acquisitions for most es-
sential articles and even for medicines. The
sick die chiefly from a lack OF proper susie
nance and remedies.
Spanish Rejoicing.
LONDON, March ls-The Times special dis
patch from CadiZ says King AlfonSo's entrv
into Madrid will be made Monday morning
There will be three DAYS OF public fastiyit
at The capital The king viii enter at the
head OF 25,000 troops. A TIE Deum will be
sung at the cathedral and a triumph crown
Will be presented 10 his majesty. In the AZ
tefnoon dinner will be given to the sol.
diers. followed by fireworks, illuIninations
bull fights, and the distribution OF medals
and crosses TO the wounded Masses will be
said for those killed in the war.
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MURDER WILL UT-About nine years
ago Mrs Keys, of Stewartsville, New Jer-
sey, was murdered, and the husband of the
unfortunate woman, who had been arrested
on suspicion but finally released, has un-
Justly borne the stigma ever since. A few
frantic words recently uttered by the mis-
tress OF miscreant who was beating her In
Cleveland, Ohio, have led to the discovery,
and John Cunningham now lies In jail to
stand face to face with Jersey Justice
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THE CONTESTED ELECrIoN CASE OF Brady
VS.. Gayle for seat In the Virginia Senate
from Portsmouth district resulted in the
adoption OF the minority report OF the COM
mittee on elections as q substitute for the
majority report, by vote of 10 yeas to n
nays. This action retains Gayle, the sitting
member,
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SUsPRNpED.-Wood, Yeatman Co.. own
ers OF the Cumberland Iron Works, Stewart
county, Tenn, have suspended. Their ia-
bilities are about ESQ 900. II IL supposed
their assets will cover liabilities. The larger
portion of their creditors are In Nash vile,
Others In Louisville, Cincinnati, and st.
IOuto.
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SHecfe Shfumeuts
The Markats

NEW York, March is.-The specie shin
M, nts To Europe to-day were $50 900. al
American gold coin.
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THE CAPTURE OF THE YACHT OcrAvIA.
capture OF the yacht Octavia of Culebra
Island by Spanish gunboat. Her cargo
consisted OF powder, cartridges, shells, car
supposed 10 have some connection with
Quesada, who left New York on the LIST of
March - -
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PITTsBuRG has developed q ring of no
works there, which were estimated to cost
80 294 AS, have already absorbed nearly d We
millions, and two millions more are de-
mauded.
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ANOTHER PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE IN
TRoUBLE-SUn Against Coz. Uin. Allen
ProceediT gs were commenced in the United
states court In Cincinnati yesterday by
Allan Campbell Macarthur and the other
grandchildren OF Duncan Macarthur, former
ly governor of Ohio, to eject Governor VIM
Allen from his farm near Chiiiicothe. known
the legal heirs OF Duncan Macarthur for ali
the rents and profits of the estate alleged to
be illegally withheld from them. Should the
case be decided against Gov. Allen it will
leave him poor man. The estate involved
embraces g, 900 acres of land in Ross county,
including portion OF the city OF Chilli
cothe.
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bAir!NoRs, March Is .-Nirglnis 6s, old, -: do
coI DoStec, ga: W est Va, g. North Carolina =
old, IL; CO., new, 5: do. special tax, bid to-day
Sugar firm end active, 97sal05.
bALTIN0Rk, March lS.-SStton Quiet-mfffifns
las Flour steady sud dTm-uachaneed Wh.sl
quiet but hrm-PennsylvaR ME red. I 45al az ,Aprb-
southern, quiet aud steady western, fairly &C i've
snd shade hrmer southern white, b2ssS, DO. y-lIow
Tor prime: Others dull; southern, 42a52: western
white, 4sa52, western mixed, 93a45 I've nomia Ms
75sSJ. Hay dull and UNCHANGED. Proyisisns q r n
and w changed. Pork, % o.. Lard frmer-crnTe,
lsAal3h refined, l4aiI< Butter active and nrm;
and bis her-biO cargo-s, BSsIsas; JSbbins, lssIa
lels. Whisky dull. %.
NEW YoBK, March Is Stocks active and better
money q. Gold, Ift Exchange, long, 4a; short,
49ox. Governments active and steady
HKw YORK, March lS-Flour s and 10 cents
better. Wheat and 2 cents better. Corn q shsse
fImer.
LONDON. Msrch Is. D. m.-The rate Of discoaut
In open market fer three months bills Is ga as ner
cent, which 10 xssf below the bank rate. Consols
s1's Tor money. ard s4'S for account. Erie, EH.
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ga block OF ehfpping warehouses in Port
land, England, was burned yesterday, In
volying los Of several hundred thousand
pounds sterlirg.
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NEW YURK's BROKEN BANK TO BE Re
oPlNBD. - August Belmont, the newly
elected president of the Bank OF the State OF
the bank viii be able TO liquidate all its
de BITS, and the prospects are that the bank
will be reopened Monday.
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NOTICE TO CENTENNIAL ExHrBIroEs-
The director general OF the Centennial exui-
bition has issued notice to ali exhibitors IN
the United states section advising that the
and orders them to occupy their space with.
out further delay. -
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THE BEARDsLHE CApErsHrp ISvEsrr-

. M Dh4hboLAs l3N8SEA-
Testimony Of the Appoinfee Himself.
In the Beardslee cadetship case yesterday
before subcommittee of the Judiciary
Committee, young Bearislee himself was
examined. He testified that on his way Tn
Alabama ito make constructive residence)
he called at the house OF VIM. Lilley, the
washington broker, who obtained the ap-
po1ntment for him, (receiving 80 900 there
for and was there Introduced to Mr.. Chas.
HayE, Of Alabama (the member who gave
the sppointment); that Mr.. Hays ex pressed
the hope that he (Beardslee) would not fail
to pass his examiD alton, as the two boys
whom he had previously appointed had
done, end that no inquiry was made from
him by Mr. Hays as TO his age, parentage,
education, residence, or the motive for his
going to Alabama. The original DOCUMENTS
in connection with the appointment were
obtained from the War department. The
form of acceptance Tin which the residence,
&c, is set out) was signed by young Boards
lee and his mother, but both were very pos
tive they had signed Ii in blank. The pa
pers also contain a manuscript letter from
young Beardslee to the Secretary of War,
written at the time OF the appointment, but
the young man says that he simply copied
ii from draft written for him by Lilley.
Mr.. Hays has been preseat at the last two
days examination, but has not asked the
witness any questions. 1t is understood
that he will submit O. statement to the COM
Inittee.
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MARYLAND LEGlsLATURE.-Iut the Senate
yesterday, unfavorabe reports were adopted
on House bills requiring the attorney gene
Ial To institute proceedings 10 forfeit the
charters of the two gaslight companies Of
baltimore. The Senate refused to substitute
the bills for the reports and allow them TO
come up. The action of the Senate is consId.
cred final, as the question of substituting
the bills for the uDfavorable reports was a
test of the temper Of the Senate. Tire feature
IN The House OF Delegates was the determi-
nation of that body To strike out Of the re We
nue. and tax bill the exemptions OF hoSpl. tails.
aSyluIns and benevolent Institutions and
tax them like churches, as heretofore deter
mined. The vote on the charitable instit1-
tons was yeas, 80, NAYS Il.
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boston is just dumb founded at the way
they are treating Mr.. Dana In Washington.
The Journal grows almost disloyal In indig-
nation, and the Advertiser can only exclaim
extraordinary" and ask time to collect Its
thOughts.-lS Springfield Repss6licns.
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PHNDLRToN Ii now called Eighty-Thous-
and Dollar George. There isn't much Presi-
Q good aort of man to look After the interests
Of ambitious orphAns.-f Brnokiya Argus.
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a. 0TRAU9,

lOll RHHHeYLvAHIA AvIuUD,
Sou-O Dssvsa N anA Nh asssn,
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A CASTOR OIL SToRY.-A mother had her
mind made up for two or three days that the
boy needed some castor oil, but she knew
that she must approach him gently. She
placed the bottle where ne could see ID, and
when he turned up his nose she said: "Its
just like honey, my darling" He seemed %
doubt her word aud she continued: eff you'll
take some III let you go the circus" How
much?" he cautiously inquired. "Oh, oaly
spoonful-tust one spoonful" she replied
as she uncOrked the bottle. "And You'll
give me some sugar besides?" he asked. "Of
course villa big lump" He waited until
she began pouring from the bottle, aud then
asked; "And you n give me Ten cents, tOO?'
Yes, OF course" "And you n buy me a shoo
ny Kite" he went on, seeing his ADVANTAGE.
81 guess so" IN kite, no lie, !" ne said as le
drew back. "Well. I'll buy you th8 kite,D
she replied, nlling the spoon clear up. And
a velocipede?'' "I'u mink OF in y ssYou
claimed, lOokiDg around for his hat Here
will, or Ia tease father TO. and Know he
Will. Come, Tow, swallow 10 down" And
you'll buy me a gost?" Eyes" .sAnd two
hundred marbles Yes. Now take N right
down" ''.And coach dog2'' 81 cart prom
Use that" 'All right; no dog, no ile.D well.
III ask your father" 'And you'll buy me n
pony?" "oh, couldn't do that. Now be a
good boy, aud swallow IL dowa." ssOa, YES
I'll swallow that stuff. Will" be said as he
clapped on his hat. "You NAV fool some
other boy with q circus ticket aad a lump OF
brown sugar, but ft'll take a hundred dollar
pony TO trot that caster lie down NV
throat" And he went out 10 see n the
neighbours cat had been caught In the steel
trap he set for her.
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A STORM extended throughout all New
England yesterday. In portions OF Maine.
New Hampshire and Vermont several In
SLOWING last night.
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DIPHIHKRIA AND SMALLPOX The
total number Of deaths in Hudson county,
New jersey, during February was 35I, OF
which twelve were from smallpox, forty
sumption, and sixty three from pneumonia
and other lung diseases. Small -pox is still
on the increase In Jersey City, and lung dis
WHAT 1T SOMETIMES CosTs TO KEEP A
court yesterday gave August Miller, aged
IS, night Waterman In the Flushing avenue
chemical factory, o verdict OF 81 500 for
having been bitten, IN 1873, by q bloodhound
belonging 70 John McKesser and Daniel @.
Robbins, in Flushing avanue. He sued for
so,oo0-IM r, 6AEn, 6fA.
~The cargo OF the yacht 0ctavia, recent
" captured bye Spanish revenue cutter, In
cluded 100 mn1keia.
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OyERCOArs.
wORsTED COATS AND yEsI

B0TP AND CHfLpRESs SUITS, ovRR.
COATS AND ULsrERs ct . great reduction
Of former prices.