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The New York herald., 1877-02-18
SMALLPOX.
WISyIpEa. Manitob

wIsxIpEa, Manitoba, Feb II, 1877.
Smallpox Is now stamped out at Chill. There are
bu, few cases elsewhere In tho province OF Ksewstn
The New York herald., 1877-02-18
VITAL STATISTICS.

There were 423 DEATHS ASA Births 166 marriages 40
- .~.Ais..ztLs In this city during the paAt vsAk
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

Several years ago the following touching and tender bit of verse went the rounds of the press, over the name of Charles Dickens. The true author is a NIT. Charles Diekensou, now one of the most promising young law yers in New York, and descendant of the historical Dickenson family ot that State After graduating from College, he found himself obliged Co teach school for few terms, to obtain money necersary to enable him to complete his education for the bar: tO this necessity the world is indebted for these lines. so full of healthful sentiment and deep feeling, The perfect versifcation contains an alliterstion so graceful as to almost escape attention. The true author ship was made known by Mr R. II. Newell (0rpheus C. Kerr, who published the verses with an appreciative notice of them in a column that he edited in one of the New York Dailies. Mir. Dickenson wrote to his friend letter of thanks as beautiful aS the poem that called it forth, and we regret our inability to fusniSh our readers with a copy at 1t:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

The official statement of American ex- ports fer the first seven months of the fiscal year ls76-77, shows that the number of yards of coiorcd cotton goods exported in that period WAS l2, e25. .50a, and of uncolored cotton 43,73l ,233 yards-total 55,756, 6,7S5 wards. For the same period of the fiscal year ls75-76, the number of yards of col ored cotton goods exported WAS 4,5l5,71 aud of uncolored 2s,G52, ,606 yards-total 32, l6s ,32s; showing an increase of 23,9sS,- 4l3 yards during the last seven months com pared with the corresponding period of the year before. This shows that our manufac- turers are able to compete with the Old English manufacturers and, moreover, the increase indicates that the cotton fabrics of America arc finding favor in the markets where they go The difference in wages be- tween this country and England Is not so greatly te our disadvantage as 1t was five years ago; but our better machinery, cheap power and greater varieties of coiored cot ton goods put American manufacturers on an equality with the English manufacturers
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
TRE CHILDREN.
BY CHARLES DICKINSON.

When the lessons and tasks are all ended, And the school for the day k dismissed, And the little ones gather around me,
 To bid me goodnight and be kissed: Oh. the little white arms that encirclc
 My neck in a tender embacei Oh, the smiles that are haloS from heaven, Shedding sunshine of lcve on my facei And when they arc gone sit dreaming Of my childhood too lovely to last: Of love that my heart will remember, When IL wakes to the pulse of the past, Ere the world and it's wickedneSS made me X partner of sorrow and sin, When the glory of God was about me, And the glory of gladness within. Oh, my heart grows weak as a woman's, And the fountains of feeling viii flow, When think of the paths sleep and stony, Where the fee; of the dear ones must go; Oi lhe mountains of sin hanging o'er them, of the tempcsts of Fate blowing wild: Oh. there is nothing on earth half 50 holy As the innocent heart of n child. They are idols of hearts and of nouseholds They ara angels of God in disguise; His sunlight still sleeps m their tresSeS, His glory still gleIms in their eyes; Oh, those truanss from home and from
 heaven,
 They have made mo more manly and mild {, And know how Jesus could liken
 Tine kingdom Of tod to a child. ask not life for the dear ones,
 All radian., as others have done, But that life may have just enough shadow To temper the glare of the sun; I would pray God to guard them from evil, And my prayer would bound back to my
 self:
 An! sersph may pray for a sinner,
 But sinner must pray for himself. The twig is so easily pended,
 l have banished the rule and the rod have taught theIa the goodness of knowl-
 ledge.
 They have taught me the goodness of God; My heart is dungeon of darkness,
 Where l shut them from breaking rule {; My frown Is sufficient correction;
 My love is the law of the school. shaii leave the old house in the Autumn, To travel it's threshold no more; An, how shall sigh for the dear ones, That meet me each morn at the doori shall miss tie "good nights" and the
 kisses,
 And the gush of their innocent glee, The group on the green, and the flowers That are brought every morning to me. I shall miss them at morn and at even. Their song in the school and the street; shall miss the low hum of their voices, And the tramp of their delicate feet When the lessons and tasks are all ended, And death says "rhe school is dismissed i' May the little ones gather around me, And bid me good night and be kissed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

0K A CuRE FOR CoNsUMrTIoN.-A |fedeni of an English medical journal - the following recipe as new cure Put s dozen whole lemons
 water and boil until softtnot too elI and squeeze until the juce is all ed sweeten the juee enough to be pal
 fAen drink.-Ese as many as dozen Should they ause pain or loseness lessen the quantity and use >H day until better, then begin to E1en again, By the time you have Fc or six dozea you will begin to gain b and have m appetite. Of course
 Ref better you need not use SO many. 9ese directions and VIC know that <r will regret 1t if there Is any help l. Only keep 1t up faithfully. We 4 fwo cases where both of the patients Ivsn up by physicians yet both were by using lemons accnrding ta the di-
 c xe have stated. One lady in par
 yes bed-riddeu and very low; and that money could procure.
 in vain. when. to please friend, she lnlly persuaded to use the lemons. g6n to use them in February, and in VI weighed i40 pounds. She is a to-day, and likely to live as } eny of us.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
Foreign Items

Firing of June l, i5 and @ gives
 te description of the steam ina | the T. $. Revenue steamer Rush,
 at the Atlantic Works. East
 bm the designs of MT. Charles Binders for field guns are being in- E into the English service in the
 s of about n to so of the Nolan
 and g of Watkins. The Nolan
 er has been considerably modified 1ed ia size.
 5there were is.se0O,000 telegrams n to Great Britain, S,250,000 m :. .0OO. .0o0 in France, 4,5o0, 600 m 1nd Hungary, 4,s50,0O0 in Italy, |in Russia. e,0Oo,00o Tn switzer-
 Beiginm. and 1,500,000 in Hol- fciai trial of' the British iron-clad iS repartei to have been q per ss. Six runs were made, the ave 6 being hctween i4ts and h knots, ny nn hot hearings, and everything honthly. The vessel will be got the Mediterranean fleet by the in August.
 snch government is reported to be that of Germany with the position il is likely to take event of England endeavoring to sSesSion If The Suez Canal. IL is the French government has inti- dn its own part to op-
 s change.
 5 arrival at Hong Kong of the two Gamma and Delta, built in Eng tlse Chinese. shows that boats of iptiou can take and keep the sea lgeSf ocean voyages under service 5. IL Miii be remembered that | with their extraordinary arma- s ton guns and smaller guns, ready
 at any mement.
 ,Bch Army estimates, which were P the Chamber ol Deputies before atiou. provide for maintaining, ,nlors. during lSaS, a total effect sh of 49i, $50 men aLd ie4.42i The number serving this year are len and lsS.G66 horses. and it is proposed to increase the army by .n and 73a horses.
 ssisas have been constructing a oat which. at distance of eft. be- lrface ofthe water, will discharge bmarine cannon rified torpedo
 long and If. in diameter. The
 further stated. is discharged with ] against the object to which it is
 that 1t ~ill go one mile in a ne under water.
 ,iSard Sllewell ar Ncpanee. On ainion of Canada, late of II. B. ornwaEn Regt- of Foot, is believed pnly Waterloo officer now living "a. He is Ss years of age, and in nh f..-----
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17

pepulation of England in 1901 was |oeo. Of the United States. 1, 4,500, 900. Dc population of England is held |o9 poo, aud that of the United States .WO, exclusive of the large popula- Arizona, X more striking example nurative national growth it would be Q fnd. Our population has increased ld That of Great Britain two and tc1ths Tn three-fourths of century. lHef Justice Upton, of Oregon, will d Carpenter, who retires on October 's5 the office of Second Comptroller of 'eosury.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-17
Ehrenberg to Prescott,
 FAST FREIGHT.

The hfst team of our Past Freish. Line wi' leave Prescott Tor khrsobsrg Saturday. August 18th and run regularly thereafter The time table will b. pus iihed ,o dee time. S c. MILLER c BRO
, 1877-01-26

knaian ttsre*poH.fears Stsc lark Hdr1t.
Hut What Is this that tile .fat"rtIy Hfpi<n tells
rs ubaut uur beloved brctllprn this nlornlngi /
declare that It Is more startling even ta1t tfls
htury about thu sun IN tlanlcs. solnc time azh
do nut bc frightened, the etory IL short o!a
--tllrrn wa> All 1nl}an potrntate In Eugn!lu
kuuwn nj tile Suwat, SAxtu. ltc lived, believe,
II the Alexandra Hote, t,rat ityt'c ruyk corner,
although was mt IN England myself as thu
Auyhow, IT IL rcrtAli that Tho Saw1b cut Estat
dash, ail liked fully up tn h!s INCOME oi t1u,0O
ycar, p1id To lin by the British tiu!crNn,sl!t.
lie gang uyrr tor the irpo,. II getting llllt
million nr 70 nurc, tlcA. by Tie 4oyerhnsrnt, lDr
tbs family u the SaWah, an! III ll!i c1iurt. IT,
secure this prize he cmll'Yt'l Us " "a3cilts" all
sorts ~ persons, frn ttrbrr of Parliament to
renuy-..lttlrr:. III sut.1efas.j, 1t set1ne. cccks
fr E1N arA .l.tUU wrrr Eisr1s tn writer, for usl.
yorait,g the Claims og tlG Naw.b Il, tho press.
''Oplu,sIlr solar ii tIlr>r i,en,s," says the Sat.
nrtiHy, "wr tlntl the 'llnrs ut newspaper pro-
lr!ytuss Or ettituES. Tu nrn II ap;niulctl the
ilau,e If gentleman whu held pru'linunt
rank III tho cilks III special CORES pA!tirAts; to
anotiicr that VI II nleIIlhcr OF Parliament fur III
English orongh, wh", moreover, received frGfn
sum Vi ESQ u rent iur stahte.n This looks
lIko ore ol the wurst scandals wllsfl have bctn
.lr7u.gel tp light tor many q long day. The lc-
tails, 1t appears, Asc given In blue Book, but
this morning have uot been ablu to Cet the
book a."l probably tho SitnHiay secured ill esrly
eopy. It will te found, NJ doubt, that the
"pluprse&ors aud editors" were generally Vun-
nccted With obscure publications, but tho spee-
III correspondent aud members OF Parliament
look like bad ca4ea. Az soon - / can get tho
book viii ist you know Who they Are.
, 1877-01-26
Maximum Thermometers. y: u!nInann1, 7.
uES EhAL TN ,EEfA fttSs.
EHtr1ut, jatI, ai-Sf!lHlktt.
FOUL PLAY SljSHECTED,

sr Lou1s, Jan. a5.-A special from Lcarcn-
worth tn the Giule. Democrat says about two
weeks ago George Clark, Jesse Eaton, Virgin
Wright, arI ". Il. Powell, well'known c!tfzcns
Of Austin. Sumner County, kansas, left that
place for klowu, barbour County, with fur
WAGONS loaded with roFn. Snt retur'!n. at tbs
time they wcre expected to, the ooinlon prevails
that tlIcy were murdered by 1Hifans, niul their
tr,,.l* run III. The orintn'i Is strengthened By
il,e rcIN,rt that Tic rrlsails Of fr watso Is and
lasGes .es tiayr been found oil tle rD1I t,y hunt
passed through that srct Of tt,c u.intry soI,r
time or2r. 4 number uf friends NJ the ,,issing
nlcn have started out In scar.t u them.
, 1877-01-26
RELIGIOUS.


Special Dt.patch to The Ttaune,
FoEr ATKINSON, Mis-, Jan. a5.-rhc Confer
cncc held In the Eniycssalist Church continued
yesterday. III tho forenoon reports from the
various parishes were read and discussions Ind
as to lnurc efficient measures to ntlyanec Chris
tiau work III tho denomination In tho State. III
the afternoon discussion was continued. The
Question Of tho appointment Of a Bishop or
Superintendent OF tho churches mud ot tho re-
1emptton of the denou,national ae!,ool ut Jef-
fcrson was also discussed. TIM ncy VI. u.
Todd preached MI excellent ter1non IN 'Thc
lttscn soul." In The evening line con
grcEutfun assembled to listrn to n Fcr-
ll,oM Ly the Rev. Samuel Fills. Of Chica-
e., from the tey!' nsaow iorth It's H. salvation
"1f utiiyrrsallsm be true, what Ii the use II
going 10 church and preaching an.l pray!nG;1f'
Inc Showed that religious Or an trrcli1uus His
docs make difference according to tho
Cnlyer.slist theory ~ the lereattsr; al.d very
one cuuth listen to Tint polished, clear, calm,
Christian reasoning, aud cvsr honestly asl tint
question ayaiu. 1l.e services continue to-tnor-
ftlt
, 1877-01-26

r. ii. ,h..tcsI ~ urnts enn,iltion wHijc in tis
fIo.n1,, taf m.e IA tasn fhc ,iav nj XII ,ieaii,
IN an .i,src.;ion @ with iii niteniant, at i,3o n
, m the fi,th of December, tic patient slipped,
frl1, onl ttisocaied hn right ankle, at the sa'nc
time fractusnK ic tbla o!lt1ncl{, IN lower thtfa.
Ino in1nfy "n in msnta frai"n aafaa,
rtn.itn ~ H. H. .;5,s NV ~. nln,n,t trinnic '1e
q ~" ~ an,in . trce o,,,cr, cb,oro
form an,l T. c,hcr. M in en,nl pastt, 6J inhalation.
Wa thcn reduced. d. cncfgcnco from, The .nau.
cncc nt nnctthesia. hia frenzy returned nnd prr-
vented the application Of any permanent t!scttng
$3.50 i. NJ --s'ass Atseen grains snosM hYdshtt,
e eeed i,s aye i.' n,'n';es ''o@' ''e II ''' "
7:;,o a. n,.~injcctc.l len mtnin,+ siaycnlte.s
su;ntIon ,,ypodcrn,Icaily, uf which ttrro Or iuur
nt1ns escaped aud wc.o lot. Followed tho
Injection With one and onc.lla!t Or Two ounces
whisky.
a:;m d; m.-hCa'n Injected, tncec*sfni,y' ten
n1!a,ma MaeSnd!es eolHtlon; nna fcpeatra aosh
rate"t wrhcd d' fca,fuT T "a re%rn 7 5on iour to
XIX nttcnjsnis ID Go;d lin IN s,"riton o., tic ig
O::It n. ,n.-Adminittcrcti forty.hvo grnIns
chlorat hydsutc and ten dtops dcodorlzcd t!ncturc
loa. r'.--1,epeated dose Of ehloral md opium as
ss:s VII s's: sass' s.ss"sa' "a.
,x,i, =, H.. rosnt. ~ tntisr+ VI, iato nuiet
st ,rhnr Itrnn .tirttx tu1t4e ftII,
r"oa,nr. ,na sirnp,,: ' }rtwern nnrtr nnu lOV:
scspjFatIon regular.
TLa for,. or,. tl,cn fcsaflc1 as fully ctycu
ohnvn j., IT. i1nwovs. ,ost,nmnv.
1,n !, = ramntr1,.
,ro. ,a nr.t ,ritnn:. .,rorn' ifn tcst,fIc,l Tint
H.. ,-roJ,,at ~ T.. tt5 ND In. I,cru rnnrctctl
,ri, r anssn nsr1,,ns ,imc', fint tmr. thtrtcrn
wrara .,f WITH, I'm. NJ Assistant N,tucrrtru,lellt
r. ii,r Enu. Jersey Etain Hsyil,,, nnl a. S,,,cr-
imt.n,,ant t"u a" ~ the iork.nnyijc Asylum slnrc
.Im1y i. is1G Tic 1Jaetor statcd titat tic elicit
~ nvlrnia ~ ,Hfnra3 u.,njiv wns 10 NIT a ucr-
snn ~ sicen: n. 10 the nrt,,;cr tIosc, II scctI,c
+" .nrr n,ni,, nutboritIas. Six hundred rraIns
In, hIrn ] riyen without lad ctfcrt: ha.l Given
ia rrona ~ nnttcmt #, mo nGlt, wlliclI wus
aix,,,t siv vrnrs nft. witlnnts bid effect: Ind
a"vcrni fine, rivcn {sD nrpius In two tto-cs IN
mn ;,f,,,r: siyty rruftH used to bc considered
- nrnncr dose: iii not usually givo over thirty
vr.'ins.-tf Il tnflr,,t would ilpt 20 to eleep 0il
thirtv orai;'af f It wns yury .outtfi yhctI,cr lie
wn,tI n, styty. Tint wis lis experience lately,
lin it,stItlc l,einr more medication III such II
t.ose an f;nI Inlls tan under ordinary erG,ul.
stoners. liz wuuId mt think tlut III, gs,4il,s OF
chtnrni nni twenty fptut,ns Of Optutn excessive
mct1icatfu1,. liz explained the effect of Inc
drums on tho pat!cnt; wutsl feel positive that
death did not result from coral; tic tendency
NJ n,nrubIno was to rush biotsl TO tic heal;
fhe remedies Yeyc not autagouistjc in their ten.
,lcncy. in lis Judgment, Tho tI1a,1
, 1877-01-26
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United States Of Amcrien. Northern District
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As ;sS ;s;s
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~ 7" ;sts' e" ac'i!H::f: st y?
f5 Ih"rnt"n' In c7k county, t" ard lao tho city of
l.. terminal trDfkh 6TltcIG1.
tcnaascs q satI ch,,sS iiansiItc Einsennes its-
Ills kac srr sltuu;D u; III. ErvuyIts tj ri:ns ui way
uf taid Company mr ntteFa e. nEV+FanH length 1t
rist' saSor .r"sirstu tIsfstof. u rtsh. u it4vs
hulhinEs sifntiurrs rscrt,rlls lid nTpurtenanecs
tlrrruI (nrIi,I uscr aiIE uns, IN ui,ts ficI H..
sroan,s d, tte ALI Ci,ieas. d si,'ncra l.aros
wU.l coa iii .ntmf .urrfr. tous aii ilSu1r. fur
liz tsc u sasii thc.t i;. Ill Vincennci Iisrosl
~. . s!ons t's iinsof sa!a tIis.yo raathsfn i1i
Eatiwa, tul,ipaiiy, nnrth " taId r1"rntun
= Ils a'HlI H:bteTn ~, fr.t 2! l.t LHs,1. S and
n. 1n r.! siS ~ m n 3,"sn H,v ~ f. t 9 7 %
t'srpcnicrs AiIittimn 10 hicar, suiirct IL lien II
alsiIl twenty Nv h,,;,rrII a,1EFa.s ~
,3 n. .Tt IL , @ i,,;r fs = ~, 'rtxupn wa tsj, Iii
t,i,,c Na,si ti{,|. d,ijftnr
, 1877-01-26
CHICAGO.
MEDICAL EfFERT0,

The investigation was resumed in Parlor Of
tae Graa1 PQclac Hotel at 9:aO o'clock yestcr-
Wy Afternoon, when testimony Of medical ex-
pe!ss was taken Besides The State Boanl Of
I1afitles. these we're present the loeal Board Of
ttustess, D7. Dewey aud Kilbourue, Of the
sos,usfn Insans Asylun; Dr. II. F. Carrsel,
:, ". 'oo Central 1psanc Asylum, Jacksonville;
~ halls son Of dcceasel; Capt. brown. hLs
~ partner; DR.. Abbott. Dr.. uolllstcr, Or. E.
suRslls' Ut. Powell, and others. btucl, Interest
.'a ~ manifested III Ito proceedings, Hhicl, wcre
~ a.e.y o. setcnt!6c character 4 hypothetical
nsaled witnesses, u fotioxa;
asm - = ta.sas E5lsn d 1lsnt bsa i, isiQ.
S9ss ssaesasG tsoa acgts m1nl& md tht Ill.
, 1877-01-26

JAxEsy1LLE, Wis., Jan. 21.-The Ch1cago 4
Northwestern Railway has Just finished nil ex-
animation Of all tic bridges md culyerts IN
their wisru,ssin Division, nil being found III
flrst-elass condition. The road-btu Is also til
splendid condition, null notwithstanding The
heavy s,ow-stor1n anl extremely cold wcAtllcr
tlls winter all trains lnyc been almost ilyarsa.
biz Oh time.
, 1877-01-26

DErnoIT, Mich, Jan. 25.--TlIc first anil fcc-
onti bond and mortgage holders of the Detroit
g. Milwaukee Railroad llarr appointed tho ilon.
II. y. Walker, tcorgc Jerome, George Hcnutfc,
AMI others, committee to sell The road at
auction, bid II IN, and rco.gantze. They nrc tu
tssuc $500, ,O00 In bonds, which arc to be de-
voted partly TO tue exchange Ut old bonds, pay:
Ing Indebtedness Of the old organization. arid
partly to paying the necessary expenses.
Freight-rates frotn Detroit md Toledo TO Chi,
cago have been fixed ut IS cents per Ito pounds
far ilrst-:uss. ii rents fur scconlclas.. q rents
for third-c1a.-, 20 cents for fourtl,cIass aud 10
GCnt8 for epccial.
, 1877-01-26

II you desire rosy rhceks and complexion
fair aud free from r!mpics, blotrlcs, assl crup-
tipus, purity your blood BY iaktng Or. ptcrcc's
Goldcn Medical discovery. 1t haa NJ equal for
that purpose. Dr.. rissco's Memorandum books
given sway BY III druggists.
, 1877-01-26
SUICIDE,

Spfc3aI U1fPascA 70 1h6 1F3b0HS
GALBHA, ILL.,. Jun. 2l-Mrs. Saucer, wife Of
(leorgc Saucer, nn old u1ll wealthy citizen of
Elizabeth, In this county, su!cIasl Ut $50 thIs
morning by cutting lcr throat with raxnr. No
taUse Ii assigned for tbs rasl. art, THIS uu-
fortunate woman lived hut i few lnoulcuts after
committing tho huyr!bla deed.
, 1877-01-26
MOODY AM, FASKEY.

pos7os, Mass, JasI. 2i-rhe Moody and
euulcy Tabernacle MAS dedicated tonight t,nacr
tile most ausplcuus circumstances. Nearly
600 pcuplu filled tho scmf.cIlipsc-lkc fortn of
tic auditorium. The fcrvicra wire participated
IN by ministers Of all evangelical denominations.
The 1.cy. Ncnrn Thomns, Eonytc.ationaiist,
made III address In excellent kprlt free from
all feeling Vt sect n1lI full nf hope. The Hey.
Mr. Merrslitl,, Methodist, defended the extsaor
tlinary means uscti to bring people 10 Chris.
,ll tic sout,1 rca,un underlying all thu c!Eurts.
The singing Lacked te elrsesthcsE which cliar-
uctertzru Ii III Chicaco, but When sankcy leads
IL person II IL hoped this will Ale rr1nelictl.
Moody tualics ILLS llrs. appearance Oh Sunday
atternoon.
, 1877-01-26


1rpiAsAroL1s, 1n,1., ian. 2j-1n The United
State. District Court to-day an order was passed
setting the hearing of The petition for tho re-
,novnl Of Terrence and King as Receivers Of tho
Ohio Is Mississippi RAILWAY. Company for the 1ltll
proxtmo a. CEiragD before Judge Drummond.
The petissun was Med by Thomas j. and j. J..
Eusnory. Of Cincinnati. representing Lou
allarcs ot capital stock, for their removal, and
respondents we're given till tue 9Th proxisno TO
H1n n
, 1877-01-26
NOT fRIfF.

YAskros, D. T., Jau. 25.-The reports ctrcu-
lated through apcclalsol tha massacre of Vol!n's
train between tle black Hills and Fort ricrrr,
urc asccrtaiued to be entirely untrue, rs rolin's
traIn llas arrived Ut Pierre all xufu alll SOUND,
without seeing All Indian either going In Ut
running Ont.
, 1877-01-26

Information was received hero yesterday that
tue Srw York centrul anl Eric Railroads nse
ngain borknde1 with snow, n terrific ntorm hay
tng prevailed nloltg those lines all day. The
r,atl. lca'ltny frnti this city East wire unable to
mike connections,
, 1877-01-26

MEMrn1s, Tenn, jau. .3.-Mollic 1.ct.wIch,
aged II, who was severely burned at u boarding.
school here Inst Monday by her clothes eatrhng
iro Wills htantiing by crate, dleA tlls u'orn-
, 1877-01-26
The WEATHER.,

The WEATHER..
WASHINGTON, u. e., Jun. eD-1 a. 'n.-1u tho
urpcr Lake region, rs!ng, followed by fallrg,
barometer. westerly wlnda, backing to southcrly;
warulcr, clear, Or partly cloudy weather.
local ousEnFATsnSx.
, 1877-01-26
PLYMOUTH CHURCH,

Two Free Lectures hy pror U. s. Fowler,
Mnntay Fyealne% j.a y, AMI rri. .. on SELF tUi.
1liI:E asll *rltis~ sSIlFA1iEEE IN LIFE. com.
tntHtInK ut An rlt%r3 ruI taalHitll Consul
ial0as aIly NJ the rales Itua.c until Feb. 10 only.
, 1877-01-26
WEST SIDE SNiTl;t: PARK.
i,tle ALL nt,I NnIt1..b. nj.

Masquerade Saturday Evening, Jan. 81.
Tilsrc i'cnuitn ir,cs Mu.:c afternoon and evening"
ET, tf.Alf; :itILAf:n In wanted ut thr Park.