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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

THE CONTEST AT CREEDMOoR.-A!ready
arrangements for the proper accommodation
OF the competing teams, the officers of the
range and the visiting public, ON the occa-
sion OF the International rifle contest, which
Is TO take place at CreedmOor on the 18Th,
ing completion, and from recent ind ications
they promise to be more complete and more
satisfactory than has ever before been the
case. Mr.. h. A. Buck, editor of the Spirit OF
The Times has placed 81 900 in gold i'm the
hapds Of Colonel Gildersleeve TO he offered
as purse in long-rang match al Creed
moor, open to all corners at 500, 900 a d I 900
wards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03
Work Masked Noh

LOUISVILLE, hl., Sept "A spec al dis
patch 10 tue Courier journal from North Yer
non, Ind, Announces that John Simon was
taken from the city jail at that place shout ,
O'Clock this morning. by q band OF masked
men, and hanged 10 tree till nearly dea 4.
After being terribly dashed by each man. he
was liberated and n ked To dtvulgs what he
knew concerning robberies recently commit.
ted ihs re He replied that he was innocent
and knew nothing ahOui them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03
ANorHER DEATH FROM HYDRopHoRrA

ANOTHER DEATH FROM HYDRoPHORTA.
Newberry 5. c. has been thrown into con-
siderable excitement over the death OF a
young man, Thomas Teague, which oc-
CURED last week, the result OF a ca Sc of hy-
frophia. Eight weeks ago he was PLAYING
with pet cat, which had developed some
eVidel &c of madness, when the cat bit b. IN
upon the hand, but The wound soon healed
up, and nothing much was thought OF IL. III
was taken Friday with convulsioas, which
presented themselves at intervals of ShO-;
duration and produced the mos. intense suf-
iering. The bare sight of water or any
iquld, the sddden appearance OF any on
through the door, or a slight draught of a.
would throw him into these paroXysms i'm
mediately. lie was sixteen wears OF a q.
The doctors pronounce ii a well-defnei case
of rabies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03
A Negro Raytsher Shot

CINCINNATI. Sept 3.-Simeon Garnet, a
negro, committed an outrageous assault
upon Mrs. Perry * ngrey. the W fe OF a far
mer residing near oxford, Ohio on SATURDAY
evening. Garrett was arrested and lC ige I
In jail. Yesterday ~ noon a number OF In
furlated men broke open the Jail and shot
him through the body. but not fatally. II is
feared that another attempt TO kill him W n
be made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

DEATH OF THE FOUNDER OF ADAMS FIX
PRESs.-A win Adams, the founder of Adams
fxpiess, is de ad. He was born In Woods O *
Vermont, in 1901. In 1854 Mr.. Adams retired
frOln bus ness the pOSsessOr of great wealth
and purchased an estate in Watertown. n
T., which he improved to the highest degree
OF elegance, and upon which he erected an
allan villa in keeping with The grounds
In his collection, which Is said to be one OF
the finest in the country, is one of the "Greek
Slaves of Powers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

BALTIMORE AND BUFFALO must be add.d
10 The list OF cities in which the business out-
look is bright and cheerful. There can be no
Delfer gauge OF the commercial condition
Than the canal statistics, and The returns for
last month show very large increa e in
business. Notwithstanding the reduction OF
Tolls nearly fifty per cent the receipts for last
month as compared with those a year ago
were largely increased. The prospects of a
gCod fall trade and a return of prosperity are
SCod everywhere.-IN. Y. Herald SEPT ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

THE LONG BRANCH RACES The three
quarter mile race at Lo3g Branch Saturday
,r All ages, was won by Egg pit, in l:lSI
The - cOnd race, one ard quart r mile wa
won ny Shylock. In PA The thiri rae, one
and half mile dash, handicap for Ill ages
was won by Partnership, in 2:i5k. The stee-
pie chase Was won by Derby In 2:O5 2:3O
Bencher being second.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

DREADFUL FATE OF A BOY.-A few days
since an accident took place at Berea, o.. the
like of which perhaps has never occurred.
Some w0rBmen were raising block of stone
out OF quarry by means of a derrick, ard
had gotten the stone in position 10 be dropped
and let go the power, when a boy named
Datie Sabtn, about Il years of age, got caught
coil head foremost. The stone, two tons in
weight. had just started, and nothing could
prevent the calamity. The spool whirled
thirteen times, wrapping the rope as many
times about the boys body, crushing every
bone except in one leg from the knee down.
The weight OF the stone was upon each coil.
and OF course death was caused instantly
" took some time to get the rope Off Clere-
land 0. despatch TO the 81. Louis Globe Dem
OcTUf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

EXPLOSION OF A THREsHING MACHINE.
steam tbreshing machine exploded its
boiler Saturday, near London. Ontario
making complete wreck OF the machine
and all surroundings. Five men were badly
scalded and mutilated. John MOrien died
soon after the accident and two others can
not live. The safety valve had been tied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

DIED OF GRIEF.-A singular and sad incl
Friday. MISS KnuckOls, q daughter of Addi-
son knuckOls, ESQ, OF that county, died on
Friday morning after q painful illness
body was lying, and threw herself upon the
bed In a parOx ISM OF grief, and as they su o.
posed at the time, tainted. When her friends
made an effort TO revive her 1t was found
that she was dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

MINERS WAGES. - The announcement
mat Ire wages OF miners employed by tn
PhilaGe phia and Reading Coal and Iron
compahy for August would be only - per
cent below The 81 30 basis, or an advance of
10 per cent. on July rates, has had the effect
OF improving the situation in the s huylkfll
region, al d a strike, which was imminent
has kren nXniden a. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

If TIE PLATFORM of the greenback party
OF iowa Is correctly understood by the Bur
HngtOn H0,ckeye, Ii promi ,es an era OF high
wages, lots OF employment, high prices r
wheat for the farmer, cheap -four for the
mechanic, high prices for cattle for the stock
OF money, low interest and COOL times for
every BODY but contractors, manufacturers.
railroads and bankers, who are to BE- very
poor and have no money TO paw their hands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

MOUNT WasHINGToS. ". H, Sept S.-A
heaNy snow storm is now prevailing here II
commence at O'Clock this morning. The
thermometer indicates n degrees AT the base
OF The mountains where ID is raining hari
rms is ine nrst Snow storm on the sum NIT OF
Mount washington since the 23d of June.
ihe month Just passed is the first August
without a snow storm here for 4 number ~
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

To BE HANGED The trial OF Louisa Law
son, charged with being accessory to the
murder OF her husband, David u. Law SON
burg, Virginia, on Saturday. She was found
guilty OF murder in the first degree. Shin an
and Anderson, who have heretofore been
OF Lawson, will be hanged at Uarrisonburg
on September 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

CoLoRED MEN DECLINING JURY Duty
An incident occurred IL the Circuit Court
last Monday that excited some surprise A
gOOdly number OF cOlored men hat been
drawn TO serve on the petit jury this week,
and they appeared In the box and answered
to their rames. After The court had hea ri
excuses from those who could not we'll serve
one colored man rose up and stated that he
did not believe he ought to sit as Juror be-
cause he knew nothing about sucn service
Several others did the same, aud they were
excused Brandon Republican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

SUICIDE - Unhdpptiy MISTiei Truman
walker, q farmer aged twenIy-fi we wears.
hanged himseif Friday afternoon I'm his bed
room at his farm twelve miles east OF Fort
wayne, Ind. on account or domestic infslIc-
ny. He was married IN Nay last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

Miss LovKJoY DEcLAREDINs.x ME-
hoVeJoy, OF New York, who escaped fr13
lns convent at Sorei, p. O., is al pressnt
anaer me care OF her mother. She is Insane
anu lncllned TO commit suicide The Grey
nuns decline TO receive her back ia her pre-.
&C ut mental condition. F
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

THE TELEPHONE may be well enough as
a musical disseninator, burwhat the cou j.
try needs is the invention of some sort OF
musical conductor which may be applied 10
hand organs and tin-pan pianos in such a
manner as 10 conduct the emusic" noise
lessly of, and dump Il in some out OF ina
way place, where IL will not become ofrea
siVe-I CHICAGO Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

THs CASE OF Mr. CORNELL.-A special
from this city TO the Herd d says the cas- o.
Naval Officer Cornell will very likely be ad
justed this week without the necessity OF
any summary action on The part OF the Pre-
sident and through the quiet acceptance by
Nh. Cornell of the alternative presented him
There is strong republican pressure upon
Mr.. Cornell not TO do anything to injure the
chances of the party at the state election,
when a republican defeat would result in
handing over the state to the democrats for
probably many years, owing to the oppOr
tunity for redistricting the democrats wJul
have in the next legislature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

AN AFFECTIONATE PAR SOMA special
dispatch TO the N. Y. World from Mo ,real
August 80, says: We are promised a terrible
scandal. A young Methodist missionary in
the west end of the ci " was seen giving the
wife Of q prominent gentleman q parOxys-
NAL kiss In the absence of her husband The
amorous parsop has been rustica.ed and A
reconciliation patched up between the hus-
band and wife. The whole affair will likely
see the lip ht here To morrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

A MISSING BRIDE. - Carl Willench, n
young German, was married i'm Jersey CITY
on thursday last week 10 Caroline Audella
ard made ready TO go Europe on a bridal
TOUR. lie drew SIS from the bank and gave
" 10 his wife for safe keeping. The pair OF
thursday last went TO HOooken, where the
vile introduced her husband TO a friend OF
hers named Philip Raisch. The latter then
invited WilleDch aud his wife 10 a house
and after arriving there sent Wlllench oUt
Ter beer When Wlllench returned b0.h " .fe
ard pIeienc, friend were gone. and he has
seen CT beard of neither since. The theory
OF The police IL that Caroline aud Raisch ara
accomplices, and that the former married
Hold Sa,lf To-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

ILLNESS OF Hon. j. V FARWEIL-The
Chicago JotTnGl of Tuesday says: .Hon. j.
V. Farwell is seriously i'll a, n IS residence in
Lake Forest. Last Saturday he returne 4
from trip TO Colorado aud the West
While there he was attacked by a severe
cold, TO which he was unable TO give proper
medical attention al the time. Upon his re-
turn lie was obliged to take to his bed and
since the cold has developed into a serious
combination OF ailmenis-pleurisy, pneu mo-
MIA, and rheumatic fever. DR.. Charles Gil
man Smith is in constant attendance. This
morning there were reports To the effect that
Mr.. Farwell had improved since yesterday
and, as he is Of robust constitute n, there rs
great hope OF bis ultimate recovery"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

REGATTA RACES ON THE HUDsoN.-Three
regatta races took place on the Hudson river
near Newburg, on Saturday. The first race
was won by WClverbrooks. in % minus o
secohos' ina sirg'e stull race open 10 all
was won by ia. A. T -ney ok, If PeekS kill.
In the pair ared shell race. Que OF the ward
or wS took the first prize, and an, Their w ard
crew took The second prize
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

RTDEEMING AND ASSERTING NATIONAL
BANK NOTES.-The Treasurer OF the United
States is about to MAKE the assessment upon
the national banks for the expenses of re-
deeming and asserting their notes by the
year. The total amount of national bank
notes assorted was S2l4 26l 300 of which
SG251S 900 were unfit for circulation and were
destroy eel; sl5l $40 200 i'm notes tit for use
we've returned TO the banks by which they
were issued and again put ia circulation.
This Is an increase of ,}S, 239 AS over the re-
dempt.ons for the preceding fiscal year. The
expensC TOR all other purposes aggregated
$50 ,0t6.l0. Notwithstanding this large in
crease of work the expenses other than ex-
press charge decreased 50 $40 II as compared
with the preceding year, nearly % per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

A SCHOOL TEACHER KILLFD.-Iohu W
Leckie, Presbyterian theological student.
who was teaching school at Leesyille, SO
has been shot dead bv DIR. John T. Dent, son
OF the county sheriff. Leckie ex pelled one of
Dents children from the school q few weeEs
ago, and, having since severely chastised
another scholar, Dent was called TO examine
It's injuries, and pronounced them very Sc
rious. Leckie then went to Dents house for
an interview, carrying whip, aud was there
shot DIR. Dent has been arrested
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The Abscondin= Rank Prestde,,

CHICAGO, Sept. 3.--Tue advisory commit
Tee In The State Savings bank matter. had a
consultation yesterday i'm reference Ia the
advisability Of sending a detective afJer
spencer. the abSconding president. No con-
clusion was arrived at, though 10 is thought
hack
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

ANOTHER RAILROAD STRIKE.-The engi-
neers. frenen, and brakemen employed on
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton rail-
road have struck against the changes re-
Gently made by The company with regard to
FREE ght trains
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Accident to a Steamer

WILMINGTON, Sept. 3.-The steamer Fall
con, bound for Charleston, sprung a leak Off
Smithville bar yesterday, but after throwing
cargo, which was picked up by pilots, the
steamer proceeded on her voyage, the cap
lain reporting that she was in safe condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

A BANKRUPT CLERGYMAN-Tha Rev
Halstsad Carroll has become a baukrunt
with liabilities stated at S1l7 ,3S9 49, His ps-
tition in bankruptcy has been filed in the
y. =. Court for the southern district of NV
York. /; Is said that the difficulties Of tI,e
reverend gentleman grew out of his effori =
to keep up his church in this city.-(N y.
Jour. CSs9l., LIST. -
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Shot by Her Husband

CINCINNATI, o., Sept. 3-Henry Sherry,
aDeut "a years old and q mouder bv trade
SHOT and probably fatally wounded his y ID.
In Mt OF jealousy al Eden Park last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

MINNIE ADMITTFD.-Charles A Minnie,
coiored, recently appointed a cadet at West
Point from one of tue districts OF New York
CITY, has successfully passed all exam,na-
lions and been regularly admitted as a cadet
Thirty eight other applicants out OF sixty
five that were examined were admitted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

ANOTHER NIAGARA SUIGIDE.-Dr. Louis
NJ. Stein, father Of DIR. Edward NJ Stein,
who committed suicide In French's hotel
New York, short time since, lesped from
the suspension bridge at Niagara on Satur-
day and was drowned. He practiced medi-
cine iii New York at one time with much
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

NR. Ton HUGHEs, whose admiration and
affection for the author of the "Biglow
Papers"a are said to know no bounds, was on:
OF town with his family when Mr.. Lowell
passed through London on his way 10 Mad
no; but he sent him the keys OF his house.
Could generous hospitality give a heartier
sign? One used 10 hang the latch string out
for his brother; now he may send him his
keys.-TLifeTdyv World
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

A FATAL ACCIDENT occurred I'm England
Thursday to Mr.. Edward Cunard second
on Of Sir Edward Cunard. Mr. Cunard
who was an officer ia the British army, wa !
killed by being thrown from his horse in a
collision with another player In the game of
Polo
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kilograms to The Star.
TERRIBLE FIRE IN new YORK.
100 Lives Reported Lost.
THE EASTERN CONFLICT.
More Turkish Successes.
Baker Pasha Decorated.
SNOW ON WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Baker Pasha Decorated.
SNOW ON WHITE MOUNTAINS.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
Baker Pasha Not Missing. but Deco.


LONDON, Sept. 3.-Further accounts from
Shulnia DO not confirm the report that Baker
Pasha is missing On the contrary. the Tee.
graphs Hassanlar special says be has been
decorated with the Order OF the Osmanlies-
Ii Is ststed that the Grand Duke Michael
commander-in-chief of the Russian army in
A a. Minor, has assumed command OF Gen.
MelikoH corps IN person, That officer hay
lng oeen removed for exceeding his orters
Turkish LOSS.
CoNsTANTINOPLEv via syria. Sent 2-Tba
Turks acknowiejg the loss OF ,p6) men in
the Shipka Pass. Two thousand wouudei
reached Adrianople yesterday.
The Russian Loss.
GoRSG STUD EN, sept. Tue following
official statement has been issued: The Rus
sian loss ON the 3lst OF August was-a' K,di-
FOL, killed and 81 wounded; al BeliS4t %
officers ard geo soldiers killed and wound
cd. The Turkish loss is enormous Near the
village of Pelisat alone 200 dead bodies were
counted on the 3ist ult. The cannonafe be-
tween Rustchuk and u iurgevo is continued
No loss or damage on our side is reported
The Struggle over Shipka Pass.
ADRlANOPLk. Sept. 2.-InUelligence re-
celved from the Shipka Pass states that Su-
iman Pasha has gained more aiyanIa
geous position for his batteries on the heights
surrounding Fort Nicholas. Eussian rein
forcements arrived during the night Tue
road Is Gabrova is being comm inded by
Turkish batteries.
A Denial from Hobart Pasha
LONDON, Sept. 3-The Therapia correspon-
dent OF the Times communicates the follow
ig: Hobart Pasha writes TO the Levant
HGdid declaring utterly fictitious the pub
nshed details of the alleged fight between the
turkish irOnclad Pethi Bou lend and The II rs
sian merchant steamer Nesta. The vessels
ne says, were never within two miles o. each
other, the ironclad received only one spent
shot doing 10 harm. The captain did not
know that he had iujured the Russian
steamer, and he did not pursue her as his
vessel was overladen with deck cargo of
guns and ammunition for Sulina."
NOte.-The foregoing Is corroborated by a
letter in the Tunes from the Turkish chief OF
pears that the ironclad chased the Vesta a
T. W hours and fired seven shells, but finally
abandoned the pursuit as HOPELESS aud pro-
ceeded to Suliu8l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

SENIOR MATA, the Mexican representa,Ive
at Washington, in advising his eoyernmenf
10 send large force OF troops TO the frontier
has taken q rather strange course To aliay
pubic Keeling on this very vexatious qYes-
help Keep their robbers aud marauders ~
nee o. 'helr presence may have desired effec..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

"The Sandwich savings bank of pos-
ton, has suspended. The total amount of
deposits Is 81 100000. The depositors may
get something.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

THREE DEATHS have occurred at Fernan.
dina. Florida, from q bilious in;erm.t,an,
fever OF malignant type and hemorrhaae
forn. A strict quarapIipe has been esta6-
llshed al Jacksonville on freight and passen-
gers from that point.
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sCUENCK KS sEA-WEEp TONIC.

Pr tks Cgr. ~ DgSpr P,tg- Indigestion, SC
The Tonic pIUduCss % ut ilhg &C ion Of Ihs sto n
h, creating at Itife- forming chy e, and curlg
lie most Cbstiuate cases # iLdses ion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

THE GRATITUDE of ali tue Community in
que 10 Judge Robinson for his decision tend
Ing 10 check the rapacity OF lawyers. He
decided that q lawyers fee should be gov
erned 10y the service rendered by him and
the time spent, and not by the size OF the
estate or he magnitude OF the Interests in
VOWED. This will shock the lawyers very
much. for they are IN the habit OF living in
walt for wealthy litisanJs and robbing tbem
with the shameless audacity OF b ighvavmen
If the newspapers should charge for an adj
merely because the advertiser was rich the
whole Oar would look upon ii as a outraee:
and II porter should charge 500 for carry,
ing u1nk across the city because Il be-
oe apprehepded and punished as an enemy
OF society But lawyers have for years bsef,
10 tne haeit OF perpetrating this Identical
roposry-chargipg fees 5000, sl0, 600, so 600
ana sometimes even $4,000, not for any ser
wee actually rendered, but because the en-
ployef or tie estate was rich.-T,raDhic
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F SCHENCK PULMOSIO SYRUP

@IOT the Csys # Consumption. CIVgis AMI Colds.
The gret virtue Of this m. 81 that IL panI
the matter and 5hrCws il out of the stem, purif
the blood, and q Us effe, Q cure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

POSTMASTER GENERAL KEY denies that
Re has any intention of resigning his posi-
ton when Congress assemblies, as has been
reI Dried
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

SENATOR MoRToN.-Second Assistant
Postmaster General Brady this morning re-
cefv' d dispatch TO the effect that Senator
Merton rested welllast night, and is still i'm
proving.
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a S2AAAA Era
The Markets

Nnw YORK, Sept. 3.-The loss By the fire
al the Standard Oil works, at Hunters
Point, las $4,000,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- sUMME. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,
10y MErtCAL DEPARTMENT. UNIVERSITY
CF GiUBGE row O.-rne lectures Will be
umed AZ tie College building. c srBer lOtn md
ffre' T., MONDAY september At o'cl"Ck y. m.
II p ASHFORp, VI. ID, Dan.
NJ SPECIAL NOTICE $ ats for the ensuing
Nr-V HCEday- ~ he adzs I-raei Synagogue be
had dun eek At the Nostry room, from 10
= Nj and On ~ idsy. from 4to m. OF at tue OFF,
Sf tie r. - nj j, RICH, 8G:s 7th street, during
ARE ve@k Reasonable, according 70 location. Rev
A. y. COLEMAN Ofiicia,ing sep35t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

DIR. WIN. W. GoDDING, of Taunton, Mass,
who was recently appointed superintendent
OF the government hospital for the insane,
vice DR.. Nichols, resigned, is in the city and
will probably enter upon the duties of his
new Office TO morrow. DIR. GOdding was for
merly connected with the Taunton insane
asylum.