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WHAT THE MoRaoSs BELrEvE-A

WHAT THE MoRAoNs BELIEvE-A Nor
mon writes the New York Evening Post
The Mormon people no more entertain the
IDEA OF removing from Utah than the Boston
lars reflect on the possibility Of evacuatjng
Boston. l can not express a conviction OF
their permanent residence in any stronger
terms. They believe that when the Millen-
mum, Of which there are no present indica-
lions, shall come, the Saints of the Lord viii
be gathered IL Jackson County, Missouri,
where they will reign for thousand years,
all the rest OF the world, even including Bos-
ton, being destroyed. Whom they will reign
over, by the by, has never been told us.
Until that glorious day shall come they are
directing their main efforts to the up5uili-
ing OF Utah. The only foundation for such
reports as are frequently sc an in the news
paper Is the sending out of an occasional
colony INTO the neighhoring territories,
chiefly as missionary station for the con-
version of the Indians. The "Book of Nor
mon" teaches that the American Indians,
therein termed Lamanites, are the descend
ants OF the lost tribes of Israel, and that
while II is the duty of the Church TO convert
all nations TO saving knowledge of the
truth, It's first endeavOrs are to be for the
salvation OF these remnants ofthe fold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-07

LAYING THE New WATER MAIN IN
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.-Water Regis
frar Lubey commenced this morning exca.
ting at 18th street for the new eight-inch
water main on Pennsylvania avenue, with q
force of seventy-d men, and proposes to
M ssxc1potionf VI , s ts,a a. oncS.
line and four feet deep. At O'Clock IN the
afternoon the excavation had been COM
pleted as far east as 18th street. Fourteen
OF the men engaged In the work gave ont
Yesterday on account of the heat.
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Removal.
F1tt-ctdSS Securing or11 ODcsf11.
a. Fischer enlarged his esta biisanIent By
removing TO bis new building, 90c q street.
northwest, three doors west OF 9Th street,
very near his former place. By promptly
adopting the latest improvements, whet heF
OF american or European invention, he Is
enabled 70 do any work in a manner not TO
be eQualed By those not possessing these Ia
ciltties.
Ladies dresses cleaned and dyes without
being taken apart
Grape Wells FINISHED nice and cheap.
Travellers leaving the city can have gork
done on the very shortest notice.
Prices lower than ever before, Ia suit the
ttVes.
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THAT WHICH PROTECTS THE HONEST
MAN is often the refuge of the thief. The
part Of our legal system which is designed
to protect the property of an honest citizen
from the nnachiDations Of the INSCRIPTIONS
or the powerful was taken advantage OF by
an adverse verdict. In Cu0a the Spanisrds
work a little differently with their Official
robbers. A court martial settles the Ques-
ton Of gait, the captain general issues q
decree and confiscatlon is carried out in a
tSinkIng. This IS semi barbarous, but IL
smacks nf effectiveness; and when we hear
Of Sheriff Conner and OF his story OF not be-
ing able TO find Tweed's property we are half
Inclined to wish for a court martial.-[N T.
RA0lO, 5th.
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1h.AL Estate SALE.-Messrs. Duncanson
Icon Tor Chas 7. Davis and Philip +, Lar
n ,s' uosIses' LOT marked and lettered L, OF
Ne Ne r 'sS 1 saooiNislon or part OF square
building, situated in alley between Istb and
nth and l. and NJ streets north xest' 10
Davis, for $3.50. W "a
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RAIN-IN-THE.FACE HEARD FRoN.--Ai.
vices, by way of Bismarck, have been re-
ceived to the effect that Ra!n-iu- the Face
accompanied by 220 lodges OF India1s from
the hostile camp, have arrived at Standing
Rock. This Indian murdered a trader OF
Stanley expedition, in 1873, aud was arrest
ed therefor by Capt. Tom Custer, but es-
csped, and il saidito have cut the heart from
Capt. Clusters body, and to have fired the
reliable gentleman says that though special
effort was made on the part OF the agent and
Indians, at the issue Of beef on Saturday. 10
make showing, still there were not 500 books
present, while there should have been over
1000, from which II would seem that large
numbers are with the hostiIss. Those VINO
are well informed rate the Sioux fighting
force st q 900, ard believe there are 1900
well armed warriors now In the ield.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

THE bkvEhsOGE soIsE.
, MlDDLkB U2G. VA.
nos Ss 81 . sEs .i' Eo~ oRen tr the Fso@p V
missisr &c sno handsome hou.e Of ,. - ~
airy, aud iurni.hed 10 rood style -
There = Ho place iu kirgiuia more fssirsbls O. a
srrmer resort Fer perroBs from tke citirs
t7wns in Pisdma1t Vitstnis Il - -i,as,., ~ In
cgun county, 81 miles from Washinstan bftF. Il
Q iles non Leesbnfs, srd miles from the Fisibs
ton aud Obte Rsilra a. sud Orange atd AlsxaDd-fa
eanroao, uene aIe Ain ioes 81 sssses over we'll
many cures Of BYsprsa aud & Dr. ,ssoaaeed by the
fhysicisns 81 this EaCgion fDrs Cochran Luck snG
sountl e Dc eqnri ~ aoL water ~ rhe state Tor
tits sDd kindred Diseases. Free ride T. The sprnxs
every day.
The House viii b. Kept IN ser s,ylaiwith Liv-
ery Stable aud Bar Ausohec) and the charges wiz
lie moderate.
nl9-m yosEPB N. PATTON.
UERKELkY sPRINGS HoTKT,
40 HOSGhk oOUHTf. ". va,
Il nov under Improve anspioes
fine bafhins eud pure mountain ar sre here
iound, only fur bours' ride iron wssh- kAxA
Board, S. Per eay. sr per v.ek, Sac GWy
A. W. EIBKwOOD, Mlasger.
iy2o 1n Berkeley sprtass. W. We.
DERsoHs DEsIRIs9 TO GO TO ROOK
ENoN SPRINGS
Are requested 90 eAll ~ the once Of lxkA
A. q. PRATT SON, HA0
t0l eth street northwest, ~
And ascertain vbetner they eau Be accomInodsfs3
ARCTIC HOUSE. go
IA CAPE MANN, 0
Hotel at the Cape Term. $50 psr dsT.
GKO. q. DYKE A +. p Hal, OF the rreuous
Honse, this city, froprietors. iynlm
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j. H. sqRieP = Co..
pa UGDn

j. II. squieP = Co..
BANKERS,
14l6 Pennsylvania ApeNse,
psy per cent interest on deposits, payable
on demand. Special rates on time deposits.
Interest paid January and July or cred
lied 5,N go
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THE BACHELORS CLUB Saturday even
ing elected oficers for the ensuing year as
follows: Shurmont Lewis, president; j. Il.
Marshall, vice president; T.. K. Jackson,
treasurer, Il. r. Freeman, secretary, L. Bar
low, corresponding secretary. Board Of d.
rectors-Messrs. Calvin Brent, Chairman; j.
T. smith, ID. Murray, r X. Morris Spencer
murray, jr., and John Bell.
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
Plovmsp.-Moses Kelly, two-story and
basement dwelling, south side New York
avenue, between 18th and 18Th streets, s. 900
Robert Reid, y two story brick dwelling
south side n, between 25th aud 9th streets
northwest $500. John Corrigan, raise a story
ano improve building, south side r be-
tween 90 and A. streets southwest; $500
henscn Perry, two-stOry and basement
brick dwelling north side Sto1dard be-
town; SGCO.
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EXCURSIONS, PIcSICs, &C A family fec
tival will be given oy a committee OF 81.
Peters parish, at Beyer's 9Th street PARK. to-
MORROW, commencing at O'Clock and end
Ing At l..
The next OF those popular Lyceum Bureau
excursions Will be given Wednesday. The
Union Chapel, n. +. church, Will join in this
excursion. See adv't.
The Mount Pleasant n. p. church, George
town Heights, Will give their excursion 70
DilPs Pavilion next Thursday. See adv't.
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A MAN TERRIBLY BEATEN WITH A
CHAIR About four O'Clock this morning
James Maroney alias Rooney was brought
70 the nfth precinct station by Oficer SUIT
ton, bleeding profusely from wounds IN the
bead inflicted by chair In the hands of
Charles Goodman. Drs. Leach and Waters
attended and dressed the wounds which are
so serious as TO prevent Rooney from appear
ing AZ court. IL Is claimed that the fracas
was occasioned by a dispute about q watch.
Sergeant Diusmore arrested Goodman, who
is held for hearing, and Rooney is held
IN custody for treatment AID to secure his
attendance as a witness.
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SUNDAY EXCURSION
. LADY OF y Ta III LAKE.

Che LAKE WiIl make regular Kxcursfons, leaving
her wharf, foot Of eth s1 est, q p m, Tor I'VE
Fare. % cent?: children ssli .s,os ,s,s.
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General News.

John A. Lee formerly of indianapolis,
committed suicide in Augusta, Ga, yes
terday by shooting himself in the head
Mental depression is assigned as the
cause.
General Sheridan arrived in Warning
ton yesterday morning, and subsequent Y
accompanied by Secretary Cameron an d
General Sheridan, he called at the White
House. After the Cabinet meeting they
were closeted with the President for two
hours Generals Sheridan and Sherman
also had long conference at the heads
quarters of the army. Some devilish trick
is on the carpet.
A telegram from Scranton gives list
of two persons killed and twenty five
injured by the collision on the Delaware
Lackawanna and Western Railroad at
Goldsboro', on Tuesday night -Four of
the injured were not expected to recover
The passenger train was two hours be-
hind time, and was taking water at the
Summit when the coal train dashed into
its rear. kilograms received in New
York variously state the number killed at
seven and at nine.
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SECOND EDITION.
New Castle Letter.
NEW CASTLE. Nov, /, 1876

New CASTLE Nov, l, 1876
All Hallow Fen was attended to int
usual style-steps moved, gates unhinged
&C., &c. The ringing of door bells made
us wish with Carlyle, "that the small boy
was put under board till he was twenty
one" A rather reprehensible fashion Of
this place is for young men and women,
whose standing in society should prevent
their so acting, to mask and otherwise dis
guise themselves and do tricks which in
other cities would land them in the sta
ton house.
Women dressed in mems clothes and
uice versa, is to say the least, disagreeable.
The Board of Education met last even
ing and as the only business before the
Board was passing few bills, the meet
ing was very harmonious.
City Council does not meet until Tues
day, November It'll.
James Murphey, the kindling wood
man from Wilmington, tried his pugilist-
ic powers ON Mathew Corlin, an old mar
and beat him very badly; Mayor Giffin
holds him in the popular hotel until he
shells out 81 and costs.
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EVENING MAIL DELIvERIEs.-Com-
mencing to-day the evening deliveries of
the mail from the Delaware Railroad,
will cease until the time table is changed
so as to enable the train to reach this city
at four o'clock in the afternoon, which
will be done about November 18th. The
train at present reaches this city at
o'clock, and by the time the mail is
brought to the Post Office and distributed
it is too dark for the carriers to deliver
1t promptly and accurately.
HPersons desiring that mail i'll the even
ing who have heretofore been served by
carriers can receive it by calling at the
carriers window at the Post Office. The
collection in the evening will be made at
p. m. WILLIAM PYLE, p. NJ.
Nov. /. 1876
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STABLE BURNED DowN.-About Il

STABLE BURNED DowN.-About II
O'Clock, last night, a brick stable on
Franklin street, above Delaware Avenue,
owned by Judge Edward G. Bradford,
was discovered to be on fire, but before
the engines could arrive it was entirely
destroyed, together with some hay, feed
and harness. The loss is about S500,and
there is no insurance. A horse and cow,
which were kept in the stable, had been
taken out before the fire was discovered,
and this, coupled with the fact that no
fire was ever allowed about the building,
induces the opinion that the fire was the
work of incendiaries.
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EDITION.
POLICE COURT.

ARREST DURING THE MoNTH-THE LODI
During the month of October, just closed
the police made 118 arrest, classified as
follows:
Drunkendess, IS; attempting to vote il
legally, 81; disorderly conduct ID; as
sault and battery -; vagrancy, 10; illegal
voting, Z; assaulting an officer, 3; drunk
and disorderly, 8; larceny 2; distributing
fraudulent tax receipts, 2; using sling
shot, 1; lighting bonfire, /; keeping stall
in street, l; firing pistol in street, 1; re-
ceiving stolen goods, l; threats, 1; forging
tax receipt, 1; begging on trains, 1; jump
ing ON trains, 1; cruelty to animals, 1.
Total, 11S, number sent to Jail, II.
This mornings record comprised two
cases of drunkenness,at so cents and costs
each.
THE OCTOBER LODGERs.
The dodgers accommodated during each
night of the past month were as follows:
October LIST, 35; End, So; Sd, "a, 4th, A;
9Th, Al; 9th 80; It'll, 81; 9Th, 81; 9th, 80;
10th, 3s; 18th, 60; 18th, SO; 18th, 40;
18th, "a; 18th, 80; 10th, AZ; 18th, 81; 18th,
81; 10Th, SO; Goth, Al; 21st, A; 22nd, 35;
23d, 55; oath, A; 25th, 80; 26th, So; 9th
50; 2sth, SO; 10Th, 80; 30th, SO; 31st, 40.
Total, 1892.
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The building Record.
OPERATIONS DURING THE MONTH OF
OCTOBER.

OPERATIONS DURING THE MONTH OF
OCTOBER.
During October building lines were
surveyed by the officers of the Surveying
Department for the following persons
VIM. Kyle, one house on the east side
of Madison street, between Fourth and
Fifth.
Adolph Kim, one house on the east
side of French, between Third and
Fourth.
Mrs. Mousley, two houses at the n.
w. corner of Twenty-Third and Market
streets.
VIM. l.. Martin, back building at the
S. w! corner of Eighth and Wollaston.
Thos. Green, three houses on the north
side of Eighth street, between Shipley
and Orange.
Thos. Taylor, one house on the north
side of Fourteenth street, between Scott
and Lincoln.
Miss Sarah A. Miller, one house on the
north side of Ninth street, between
Adams and Jackson.
Alexis Smith, three houses on the east
side of Jefferson street, between Fourth
and Fifth.
Total, 10 total for October, 1875, II.
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MIR. EDITOR:-Mr. jenkins thinks he
discovered mares nest when he prints
the news of the capture of them bogus
tax receipts in Philadelphia, but he has
not word to say about himself, how he
was nominated about stuffing the bal
lot box in the Fifth WardSover $50
tickets were showed in to help the poor
fellow along; how the nomination was
conducted in his favor, the Ring doing
all they could to defeat him /; when his
friends finding out that he was losing
ground, how word was sent along the
line. First they went to Harry Pickles
and he went to Saville, the present officer
of the Hospital, and told him if he did
not stop electioneering for Green he
would not get that position in the hos
pital. Of course he drops his man and
works for jenkins. Then word was sent
to Mr.. Bird to have the SCOTS and Coyle
stop work for Green or he, Bird, would
be scratched, and he had that gun
silenced, and they pulled traces for Jen-
kins too. The last but not least came
the candidate for sheriff, Ii. II. McMul-
| len. He was sent to silence the Repub-
Hcdn. lie told Roberts if he did not
| quit working for Green he would not give
him cents worth of advertising OF
sheriffprinting, but would give it all to
the Commercial. Mr.. Roberts had to
swallow the pill too and work for Jen.
kins. Now from the facts already pub.
lished in your paper that the First Ward
polls not being opened at all, and the
Third Ward polls were opened at 2 and
closed at o'clock, is another violation Of
the law. Now if Mr.. Green would con.
test that election, taking the First, Thirt
and Fifth Wards and throwing them out
he would still be the nominee or candi
date-the best man of the two.
Everything was hushed up and now
they say they are in harmony. The Rine
and anti-Ring are further apart to-day
than ever, but being Presidential yea
they must pretend to be in harmony.
The above is correct in every particu
lar and known to many of the leaders o
the party, but being dissatisfied with Jer
kins as candidate give this informa
ton.
Now if they cheat one another OF
nomination day what won't they do t,
the opposite party-worse than bogus Ia,
receipts. By the by, after the little cleo
ton was over, and some fellow Ia
mented over these captured tax receipts
some prominent Republican said eta
receipts were no account" as much as
anyhow, that fellow don't care abou
them" Perhaps Capt. Gallagher know
about the stamp machine?
A REPUBLICAN,
81 that wants fair play.
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red, last evening, and was largely attend
ed. Speeches were made by II. Clay
Turner, John O'Byrne, Esq, and Harry
Sharpley.
ADDRESS BY II. c. TURNER.
Henry q. Turner, Esq, of this city, will
address the Jefferson Democratic Club,
this evening, at their headquarters, third
story of Nos. and 8 East Third street.
The public are cordially invited to be
present.
After the meeting arran &c ments for
turning out in a body in Friday nights
parade. They propose to turn out in
dress suits, with silk hats and white
gloves, and will be headed by fine band
from Philadelphia. They earnestly in
vite all citizens who are so DESTROYS to
turn out with them.
Senator Bdyard at Nec Castle.
Hon. Thos. +. Bayard will address the
citizens Of New Castle on Saturday night
next.
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VIII VoteJor 1ylden.-Wm II. Swift
head of the firm of Swift, Courtney d
Beecher Company, parlor match manufac-
tllreis, of this city, who has heretofore
beena Republican, we understand will
vote for Tilden because he sees that the
business interests of the country demand
his election.
The Commercial, in a recent issue, ex
ultingly announced that while Henry S
McComb, Esq, would have voted for
Senator Bayard, he will not support Til
den. The Commercial, however, dare
moi say that Mr.. McComb will vote for
for Mr.. Bird, the Republican candidate
for Congress. lie will vote for James Wi
liams.
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NOVEMBER TERM. 1876.

NOVEMBER TERM, 1876.
o,tnarn 'v,n,ns Ais f, ssT iss si S,voree
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. IS.
The State OF Delaware.
To the Sheriff OF New Castle County, greeting
Whereas, Joseph e. Vantine by his petition
to the Judges OF our superior Court filed in
the office OF the ProthOnotary OF the said
Court. IN and for New Castle county, for the
cause OF complaint therein alleged. has made
application to our said Judges that decree
may be pronounced dissolving the marriage
| existing between the said petitioner and his
wife, one Catharine Vantine.
We therefore command you, as you have
been heretofore commanded, that you sum-
mon Catharine Vantine SO that she be and
appear before the Judges of our said Supe-
rior Court at the next term thereof to be held
at New Castle on Monday, the twenty.sev-
allegations OF the said petition and also TO
show cause, il any she has. why decree OF
/ the said Court should not be made dissolving
| the marriage existing between her and the
| SAID petitioner according to the act Of As
sembiy in such cases made and provided;
and also to do and receive what the SAID
Court shall then and there consider concern.
meet and consistent with the provisions OF the
said act OF Assembly, and have you then and
- witness the Honorable JOSEPH
I(SEaINP. Comegys. Esq. at New Castle
the thirty. FIRST day Of May. A. d
w ~ eighteen hundred and seventy Six
Issued August "A, 1876. Parliamentary.
The above is a true copy Of Ais summon
No. rs. to Nov. T. 1876, as above stated.
WIN. IL, JAMESON, Sheriff.
August %. 1S76-3md
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
[HE CREAT DlSCOYERYI

T.. EUNKELS BITTER WINE OF
III For the cure OF weak stomach gener.
sbily Indigestion, disease OF the nervous
Hn, constipation, acidity OF the stomach,
oil cases requiring tonic
be vine includes the most agreeable and
Gent salt OF Iron we possess: Citrate OF
netc oxide, combined with the most en-
ttic Of vegetable tonics-Yellow Peru
Bark.
10 ,ae,. in many cases Of debility, loss o
eite and general prostration, of an EN-
tSsi Of Iron combined with our valuable
We b most happy. 1t auements the appe
raises the pulse, takes OF muscular fab
tss, removes the pallor of debility, and
IA ford vigor to the countenance.
oyou want something to strengthen you
you want good appetizer Do you want
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bel well2 Do you want to get nd Of ner-
nessi Do you want energy? Do you
Ito sleep well2 Do you want brisk and
tioas ieeliAgs3 lfy you do, try Kunkers
10 Of Iron.
bis truly valuable ten,c has been 30 thor
ply tested by all classes OF the communI.
that 1t Is now deemed Indispensable as q
nc medicine. 1t costs but little. purifiea
blood aud gives tone to the stomach, rem.
pow only ask t trial d this Valuable ABB; Tonic
ce " per bottle. II. II. KUNKEL, Sole
prletol, Philadelphia, Pa. Ask YOU
gglst 1917 Kukels Bitter Wine Of Iron, AND
Z no other make. Sold only in 81 bottles.
Diners are counterfeit SO beware OF them
Tape Worm.
purely removed with purely vegetable
alclne, passing from the system alive. NJ
until the head passes. Come and refe,
patients treated. DR.. b. r. KUNKKI. ia
North Ninth St.. Phladelphia Adyic,
Seat, Pin and Stomach Worms also ne
ea, ASK your druggist for KUNKEL'
ka SYRUP. Price. 81 per bottle. Sen,
oeua' mayld&wlm
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STRAY U4IFS.

November opens quite pleasantly.
One week from to-day and we'll know
all about it.
The Terrapin club will hold a special
meeting ut Democratic Headquarters. to-
night
From present indications the Democra.
tic parade on Friday night will be a grand
success.
Never were the Democrats of Whining
ton more thoroughly aroused or more
confident of victory.
Let all who want good clothing leave
their orders at once with Buxbaum & Co
No. II e. Fourth street.
Senator Bayard was serenaded aftel
the adjournment of the Democratic meet
ing at West Chester, Monday night, al
the residence of r. e. Monaghan, Esq,
with whom he stopped over night.
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Alleged Naturalization Frauds

NEW York, October 31.-United States
District Attorney Bliss called upon Mr..
Jarvis, clerk of Common Pleas to-day,
and said he had undoubted proof of nu-
merous frauds in taking out naturaliza-
ton papers, and asked permission to have
the records for the whole year examined
This was refused, but the clerk offered to
give every facility for examining into
auy particular case where fraud was sus'
pected, and Col. Bliss was told his proper
course, if he needed all the records would
be to apply for mandamus. The Com
mon Pleas judges say the, clerk did per
fectly right.
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BOLD ROBBERY. afternoon
the house of Henry Lodge, No. GIG w.
Seventh street, was forcibly entered, dur
ing the absence of the family, by couple
of sneak thieves, who stole gold watch,
gold ring and good overcoat. During
the same afternoon an attempt was made
to enter the residence ofthe Sisters of the
German Carholic Church, at Ninth and
Monroe streets. 1t was detected, howev-
er, by one of the Sisters, and the thieves
hastily departed.
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Slade Gels hree Months ImprisOn
ment.

Street Police Court to-day the presiding
magistrate after careful summing up in
the case of Slade, the American medium
prosecuted under the vagrant act, SEN
fenced the prisoner to the extreme pen.
atty of the law, namely, three months
confinement at hard labor, in the House
of Correction. The counsel for the de.
Tense gave notice of an appeal. pending
which SHADES previous bail was accepted
The sentence of the court was received
with mingled applause and misses by the
spectators.