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ALLEGED FEMALE SHOPLIFTERS.

Detectives Folk and Corwin, Of tho Brooklyn Gen.
trail Police 0fnce arrested Mary Hicks, aged twenty
one years. and Annie Williams, twenty Ave years, on
Monday night, Tor shoplifting Twenty-Five dollars
worth of fancy goods, whcn were stocn IS alleged
from Loescr's Fulton street. found In ther
possession Tho women, who claim 10 bc cigarnak-
ors, reside at No. 90 Attorney street. this city. Mary
A. Clark. alias Campbell, thiry-one years oil age,
siding ut Fort Hamilton, WAS arrested Tor stealing $40
worth Of goods from +. w. Woods fancy store rho
prlsonoIs were locked up TO answer
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THE NEWARK BANKS.

FAVORABLE REPORT FOLLOWING AN INvEsTIGA-
TIoN BY TIE TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WASHINGTON. Dec. IS, 1877.
Fears having been entertained that the standing Of
certain national banks In Newark. n. j., had become
impaired through failures OF c6rrelative enterprises
In which they were known to be moro or loss In
voved pccuniarily, tho Treasury Department about
three weeks ago sent Official to make an examna.
tion into their condition. The examiner made
thorough investigation OF the business OF those banks,
especially those which did come within the jurs-
dicton OF the local Bank Examiner, who is depended
TO keep the department posted in regard 10 all
banks within his observation, and found their con-
otion satisfactory in respect The deposits arc
larger generally than they have been for long time,
and tho none. general thing is placed out A. low
interest and In places where risk is takon.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.. \
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 26-1 A. N.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Dec 26-l A. N.
Indications.
For New England and tho Middle Atlantic States
falling barometer, stationary or lower temperate turcs,
northerly winds and partly cloudy or clear weather
For Wednesday in the South Atlantic States, north
east winds backing to westerly, falling followed by
rising barometer ana cooler, CLOUDY partly cloudy
weather.
For the Gulf States, rising barometer cooler north
and west winds aud clear or partly cloudy weather.
Fer Tennessee the Ohio Valley and lake region,
falling, followed by rising barometer, northeast to
northwest winds aud cooler, cloudy ard rainy, fol-
lowed by clearing weather
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
ieys, stationary barometer and temperature, north
erly winds and partly clear weather.
The rvors will remain nearly stationary
The temperatures will remain above freezing in tho
cana regions OF Maryland aud Virginia.
Cautonary signals arc ordered Tor EaslporL
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BOARDING HOUSE ROBBERY.

John X Lec, boarder at No. 20 Main street, Brook
Ign, had his trunk stolen from his last evening.
II contained $50 In money and clothes valued at sl4.
After a dligent search It was found ,ransacked IN the
OF The same building, and John Kenny ond John
kimea were arresle led Tor committing tho robbery.
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FIGHT AT A BALL.

fight occurred about three o'clock yesterday
morning in sawycr's ROOMS corner OF Jay and Fulton
streets. Brooklyn, where colorcd ball was being
held, and the police OF tho First precinct had to turn
the entire party into tho street. Tho ballroom Was
then locked up tor The balance oil the night
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BURGLARY.

SEARcHING FOR PAPERS IN A SCANDAL CASE.
CrXcfyxArI, Dec. rs. 1877.
Tho residence Of DR.. u. w. Mccarthy, Seventh
street. was entered about five o'clock this morning
and about $40 900 worth OF and vauabe papers
carried of. II Is surmsed by the doctor that the
burglary was planned for the purpose OF securing
papers bearing upon recent sensational scandal CASE
rs Blk large envelopes containing correspondence
relative to tnat case were taken away.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamships Bothnia, for Queenstown and Liver
pool and Canada for Havrc, will sail from this port
on Wednesday.
The mails Tor Europe will close at tho Post ONCE at
hapast seven A. ~, and for France direct At eight
o'clock A. NJ
The NEW YoRK HERALD Edition for Europc--wili
be ready at hali-past SIX O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies, 10 wrappers for mailing, SIX conts
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TOWN HOUSE AND CHURCH DESTROYED.

RANDOLPH, Mass, Dec. 25. 1877.
Shortly after midnight last night II was discovered
shat the Town House IN Holbrook, Mass, was hre,
ana the building was soon destroyed. together with
Winthrop Church, adjacent The Town House was
the gift OF the late Elisha n Holbrook and contained
the town library AMI Offices, Charles H. Reeds drug
store, A. o. Crawford's dry goods store and Il. NJ.
Flycs' Jcwclrv store. The Town House was valued at
S35 O0O insured for $50 0O0 The amount OF loss
On Winthrop Church is unknown; II Is insured for
$50 0O0 The aggregate loss OF tho private occup9ns
OF the Town House Is $25,Oo0 ana Is partly covered
by Insurance
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Eay. JONATHAN CRANE.

The knv. Jonathan Crane, tho pastor of the First
Congregational Church ln~Hlddciown, \. y, was
stricken with apopexy while preaching IN his pulpit
Sunday morning last and died yesterday aflcrnoon
at tour O'Clock. Deceased born In Schenectady
and graduated from Inon College and tho Auburn
Theological Seminary. He was forty years IN the
ministry :--Ninetecn years at AttIcboro, Mass. !;
three years tho pastor OF the Twentieth street Conge
Rauonal Church, New York; from 1850 10 1868 at
Middlctown; a year ut st Joseph Mo. i've years at
Kalamazoo, Mich, and was recalled TO Middietown
two years ago. Ho was an cnlLcntIy good man and
was beloved by his people.
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FIRE IN A PAPER MILL.

1re, supposed to have originated from sparks In a
coal box, occurred shortly before two O'Clock ycstor
day morning In Phillips papcr mill corner Of Carroll
and Ncvins streets, Brooklyn. The damage esti-
mated at about $500. Is covered Dy insurance.
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A WATCH STOLEN.

Mr. l.. II. Chaplin, residing corner OF Myrtle and
Washington avenues; Brooklyn, reported at tho Ninth
sub precinct that city yesterday, that while drink
ing the evening previous the liquor saloon OF George
Culmer, on isaipn avenue his pocket was picked by
vatuod Mt slo5
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DIED.

CHARLgs.-After a long ilness Mt the residence Of
his brother, l5 East 4Glh ST., j. w. CHAnLLs in the
Doth year OF his age
Notice oi funeral hereafter
For Other Deaths See SercnM Pagei
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SPECIE PAYMENTS ON CHRISTMAS.

SOUTH NoRwALK, Conn.,, Dec 25, 1877.
The Norwak Iron Works Company paid all Its EN-.
ployes In gold on Christmas eve.
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PLANNING MILL BURNED.

Po1TsvILLE Pa, Dec. 25, 1871
William Bucchlcy's PottsvllIe Planning Mill and IT'S
contents, consisting OF lumber and woodwork was
burned thus morning LOSS S25,00O insurance
Sl2 600. As tho fire discovered In several places
about tho mill thcre Is no doubt but that IL was the
work OF an incendiary.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes IN the
temperature for the past twenty four hours in CON-
paiison with the corresponding date year. az
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnurs pharmacy,
RuilduQ
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FIRE IN A HOTEL.

A Ore occurred last evening closot in the base
mcnt OF the Everett House. Thore was no damage
Whatever. thc nro beng promptly subdued by the
ploycs Of the house.
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FIRES.

BOUT AND SHOE ETOKE BURNEO-SINIOUS IN.
JURIEs TO FIREMEN
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 25, 1871
AT noon to-day nrc broke out ut No 1,023 Chestnut
street. in the boot and shoe store OF West Co., the
second floor being occupied by E. W. Kelly, tailor
Tho fire originated bns the cellar around tho heater
burning through into the rst floor, destroying most
o. the stock and fixtures. Loss estimated at 500 600
FIREMES.
Two nremen narrowly escaped suilocation, and were
rescued with difficulty and In nscnsble condition
One OF them recovered almost Immediately, but tho
other, william Feltcr, OF Engine Company No. II,
was taken TO tho hospital In dangerous condition.
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AN UNBIASED OPINION.

THE ASSAULTS or WINTER ON THE LUNGS
can only be rcpuised by using hALK's HoSKY uomG-
MOUND
P'wE's TooruAcng DROPS In one minute.
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CUTLERY WORKS SERIOUSLY DAMAGED.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 25, 1877.
White Sanson's cutlery works at Frankford were
damaged by fire day 10 the extent OF $4,000 Tho
arm have an insurance OF only $4,000.
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'fCIopY BURNED.

spRISGrIELD, VT, Dec. 25, 1877.
Tho buildings OF the Union Manufacturing Company
Were burned tonight Loss S. 0O0 insurance, 81 $50
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OFFICER RElLLY'S CONDUCT.

Average temperature yesterday. J6
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year.. ...................... q
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From Conilcys Biographical Encyclopaedia OF the DIS.
tnsuhed Men OF The Empire state" clip the follow
ing:-Evcry nation owes its peculiar
pey Ia brief every thing that dist guishcs
diydual nation to tho lev bcfon gng who
tho courage TO step beyond the boundaries prescribed by
pertzansnip professional traditions social In
professional, less than in political life
ally arise mon who burst tho letters OF ccnventnnsm
Indignantly rejecting the arbitrary limits mpos
thar activity and step boldly forward INTO Geds vf
enterprise We call these self made. The nation
Claims them ~ her proudest ornAments. the
whom she can rely In for her glory In for her
or this class of the medical profession
nishci distinguished example In the successful and justly
cole rat cd physician Dr. H. v Pierce OF Buffalo. " ana
any history treating OF the industries OF the Empr. state
would be incomplete without sketch OF his useful life aud
work. DR. Pierce Is we'll KnownNo readers by
his popular family remedies aud his excellent manuel Of
domestic medicine, The Peoples Common sense Medical
AdviSer.u
The New York herald., 1877-12-26

RRrxELLEs-n0TtL Dr. SUEDE. iS TiEE c. Il mi r
CUISINE and wines OF host quality.
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HELMROLD'S
Compound Fluid Extract
OF RUcHu.

A Specific Remedy for all Dis of the
Urinary Organs; NOn-retenton or Inconrin-
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liberation Of the Bladder and Kidneys stone
in the Bladder, Gravel or Brick-dust Deposit,
BTight'S Disease, Milky Discharges, and all
diseases of the Bladder. Kidneys or Prostate
Gland, whether affecting Male, Female or
Child.
For Weakness arising from youthful Indis-
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ShOrtncSs of Breath, Trembling, Trcpt's-t
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Pains ia the Back, thrSt and Head, Rush at
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II these symptoms allowed TO go ON,
very frequently Ei,ii"ptic Fits and Consuml-
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the aid .f an inNigOrating madeleine to
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AN IMPORTANT LETTER

ANN HARnOR, Mich, April 10, 1875.
DIR. RADwAY-Kini sir: I have been tax.
Ing your ResOlvent, Regulating Pills, and also
using the Ready Relief for about one year fOT
ovarian tumors on the abdomen, which the
most eminent physicians of our medical col
lege pronounced incurable.
They were like knots on Q tree. When
was sitting in chair they hung almost to
the floor, and my weight was 275 pounds
when commenced with your remedies, and
now il Is 30 pounds, but they are not all gone
yet. / have taken twenty bottles of Resell
vent, nine of Relief and twenty -four boxes OF
Pills. get the medicines from &c. Grenvil.'
Please send me your book "False and True. v
MRS. c. KRAPF.
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but We Will hold their names and memo
ries forever sacred. thank you" CHEERS.
The members of the regiment then pro-
ceeded to Opera hall, where they partook
of an elegant dinner provided for them by
the ladies OF Fremont
THE TwENTY-THIRD REGIMENT.
At o'clock this afternoon the Twenty
third Regiment, preceded by the Light
Guard band, OF Toledo, were conducted TO
the City Park by the committee of arrange
ments, the Mayor and City Council. A
vast eoncourse OF people-over 1000
were present. 1t is seldom that so many
men, whose names are familiar to the peo-
pie, are gathered upon one platform, As
were to be seen ON the speaker stand at
Fremont to-day
PRESIDENT AND MRS. HAYES,
Secretary McCrary and wife, Chief Justice
Waite, Gen. Phil. Sheridan, W. ;. Rose
Grams, j. ID. Cox, 5. 5. Carroll, J. ii. Du-
vail, +. ii. Duvall. Scammon Barrett, Hen
~ auckland, Col. Gibson, Senator Mat
thews and Mayor Mckinley. The vast
audience was called to order by Gen. Buck
land, and an earnest PRAYER offered by
Chaplain Collier.
HON. HOMER EVERETT
then delivered the reception speech. The
President, as chairman, then introduced
Gen. Robert q. Kennedy, of Bellafoniaine,
who replied to the address OF welcome in
an eloquent manner. At the close Of Col.
kennedy's address, the President read a
letter from Gen. Crook, who was absent
and who stated that it had been his inten-
ton to be present, but that he had been or
dered to 60 after Joseph.
MAJOR M'KINLEY
Of Kenton, orator Of the occasion, then pro-
ceeded in most happy manner, to give the
history OF the regiment from the time it en-
,, tered the service in June, 1861, until it was
mustered out At the close OF the
war. The success oil the regi-
ment, he said, was largely due
to its fortunate selection of field officers
General Rosecrans, General Scammon, Sen
ator Mathews and President Hayes having
been in order colonies of the regiment. At
the conclusion of Mr.. Mckenley's address,
speeches were made by Gen. Sheridan and
Secretary McCrary.
THE CLOSING EXERCISES.
Gen. Rosecrans, Gen Cox, Gen. Scam
mon, Gen. Carroll, Judge Farce, Gen. Bar
nett, Gen. Hitler, Gen. Lee, Gen. Duvall,
Gen. Coates, Gen. Oches, Senator Matthews,
and Col. Gibson, all of whom were loudly
cheered, as they fought the battles over again,
at the close of the exercises of the Twenty
Third Regiment, went to the residence OF
the President, where they were provided
with supper by Mrs. Hayes. After supper,
the evening was spent by the President in
saying goodbye" to his old comrades, and
many friends who visited him for that pur-
pose. The Presidential party start for Gin
cinnati tomorrow at ii O'Clock.
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From Saturday Mornings Daily. I

THE Murphy movement has struck Law
renee.
THE bridge shops and foundry, are crowded
with work.
ATCHIsoS is talking of building number
of iron bridges.
THE streets of the city are now in a very
good condition.
THE flour mills are running night and day
10 I'LL their orders.
TRAINS have commenced 10 run again on
the Pleasant Hill branch.
THERE seems TO be a difference OF opinion
in regard 10 the disease that is killig off the
cows.
THE farmers, along the Kansas Central, are
still shipping large quantity of grain into
this market.
THE people in South Leavenworth are COM
mencing TO complain of the chicken and
clothes-line thieves
"A NEW sidewalk has been laid on the cor
ner OF Fifth and Choctaw street. 1t is a much
needed improvement.
THE drift wood merchants have reaped q
rich harvest, and many of them Will have
wood enough TO last all winter.
jim HAYES, an old Kansas penitentiary
bird, has been sent to the house of correction
nj Kansas City, for three months.
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We are indebted TO the officers of the Leav-
enworth Horse Fair and Stock Association
for n complimentary ticket to their third an
nual meeting, which will be held at Leaven-
worth, October 9Th TO 18th, proX. Premiums
aggregating 5000 are offered TO trotting and
running horses. The programme, in addition
10 the racing, includes base ball match on
wednesday, and "A shooting match on Thurs
day. II. NJ. Aller is President OF the Associa-
tion, and L. III. Madden Secretary.-A:chison
Champion.
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rumor Of 12 Year, Growth Cure
by Radvay's Resolvent.

DIR. RADvAY:-I have had Ovarian Tumor In
the ovaries and bowels. All the doctors said
"there was no help for it." tried everything
that was recommended, but nothing helped
me. l saw your Resolyent and determined to
try IL, but had no faith in 1t, because had
suffered for twelve years. took six bottles
Pills, and two bottles Of your Ready Relief
and now there Is not a sign Of tumor 10 be
seen or felt, and / feel better, smarter and
happier than / have for twelve years. The
worst tumor was in the LEFT side Of the bow els
over the groin. i write this to you for the
benefit of Others. You can publish this IL you
choose. HANNAH p. KNAPP.
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
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BAKER PASHA.

He Attacks ths Russians and IL Re.
pulsed. but afterwards Re-assacks
Them and Forces Them 10 Retreat
LONDON, September 1.-THE following
Turkish official dispatch has been received
from Shumla: Baker Pasha, advancing
northwest from Garnasoudlir, yesterday,
encountered four batalions of Russian in
fantry, supported by cavalry, near Hara-
gath, aided by Crcassian attachment.
Baker Pasha attacked the enemy, who be.
ing reinforced by five infantry batialions
repulsed the Turks Later in the d.v the
Turks received cavalry and infantry rein-
forcements, and
COMPELLED THE RUSSIANS TO RETREAT
to Wogutzke, with heavy loss. A disp.tcb
dated BucAarest Friday noon, saws that
since the capture of the Grevica redoubt h.
fore Pleyna, there has been only q cont;nn-
ed bombardment of the town and other n.
sitiou Of tie Turin. Preper,tioos =.
1naking fur snoGher annnlk There Il :.
- nsnr a vsan3ea nd but -
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CITY NEWS.
From Friday Mornings DAILY
r mueb indications OF frost


Nor much Indications oi iioS,'
THE Johnson COUNTY iA'i WIN TX s''' '-' y"
weeks. M,
GERMAN has peeh uroPPeu rum 'He is
School
LEANEs""i'ih ID '''e iais9' "Pp'' i''''' N
IN The west
THE hoiei registers sho" 'ha' uans'eii'
travel Is Soo1-
large number oi our iaiiheis arc ""9'
win theif FAN gram.
WE wouia suggest ihat the Poii0eiieH NC
PROVIDED WIN lanterns
foek iaige cases VI hNe piseons
PEG from mere 10 W aioo''e ses'!'
hoo can ear AZ hiahs "Ss'eiS 'hiS '"o'i
as you hke-tha' IS ~ you can get mem
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MAN while driving along south Fifth
street, near Sixth street bridge, in a buggy,
night before last, was thrown out and badly
hurt. He was taken to his home, at the cor
ner of Oak and Sixth streets. The buggy and
harness are almost totally destroyed.
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FEVER AND ACUE.

Fever and Agle cured for fifty cents. There
is not a remedial agent in this world that will
cure Fever and Ague, and all other malariOus,
Bilious Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow, and other
feverS. aided by Railways Pills. so quick as
Railways Ready Relief Fifty cents per bot
tie.
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THE Kansas Wagon Manufacturing compa-
ny have established a repository in West
Kansas for the sale of their wagons, and will
erect a handsome and commodious building
between now and the LIST of January, 1873.
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HELMROLD'S
COMPOUND
Fluid Extract !
OF BGCHU.

This Preparation contains no narcotic or in.
furious drug. Nor is il quack nostrum,
recommended for every disease but for
such diseases as are here enumerated viz
for Diseases of the Bladder, all Diseases o,
Organs, weakness, &c, whether in male or
female, no matter of how long standing. IL
allays pain and Inflammation, which other
remedies invariably cause and is perfectly
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1t is gratifying Ia the proprietor of these
medicines to be- able to state that IL is now
nearly THIRTY YEARS since they were first
introduced; during which time they have
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recommending in the highest terms, the
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ty over other preparations for such complaints
as the proprietor recommends.
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II is reported that there is a law by which
the farmers who are loosing so many cattle
by the "Texas fever" can be Unidentified for
their loss. over one hundred cows have died
in this county during the week.
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\ RECEPTION was given last evening at the
residence of Hon. L. T. Smith on Broadway,
in honor of his daughter Miss Helen. 1t was
atten ded by a large number Of her friends
and was highly enjoyed.
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HEALTH. BEAUTY

Strong and pure, rich blOOd-increase of
flesh and weight-clear skin and beautiful
complexion secured to all.
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1T was reported at the fire department yes
terday that an attempt was made early Thurs
day morning, TO set fire to Alternately Bro s
varnish shop on Shawnee street near Third.
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THE report that found its way into THE
TIMES several weeks ago, in regard to viii
Wingett being dead, is incorrect. He is still
alive, and is ne work on the Denver CONNER
M