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MIR. COOPER's "REMINISCENCES.
A Little Quarrel AT DIR. Whites. In which Il
BOX was Violently Thrown.

Mr., Isaac Z. Cooper, in cross-eXamination,
was questioned yesterday. His memory was
very poor. but he managed TO corroborate Mr.
Kinks testimony as to his offer 10 sell
his wife to John f. Marshall for $25 900.
He declared that he did not retain Mr..
Alker TO defend the divorce suit. and yet
was obliged to admit, after hesitation, that he
presented for inspection, in which he distinctly
engaged Mr.. Alker ms his counsel His tcsti-
mony was SO contradictory, irresolute. and
vague as to various circumstances connected
asked .,
Mr. Cooper replied that his head was not very
while attending on this case He was asked
OF Mrs. Marshal's mother 10 testify against her.
and whether he had stolen seyenty-ive cents
Mr. Cooper denied the accusations implied.
and ayerred that although he expected as,
sistance from the Marshall estate he did not
MED that he had been guilty OF adultery at tho
time. charged In ls1S' or at hny time IN New
York mS Em s oo charge o 5ha' Mrs
eating a divorce. and 5000 for furniture. for
which sums he said he had given receipts. Mr..
Scrbner called for the production OF these re-
copts, but Mr.. Ten Eyck denied that they were
"Do You reoolect scrimmngc at DR.,
Whites p was asked In redirect examination.
Il went up stairs in the evening and got into
conversation about one thing and another with
Mrs Cooper and Mrs, White. It did not ,sSui!i
there was two parties had been up there the
night previous very late, and | asked them
what they meant by having them pay their visit
so late. Mrs. White seemed to get disgusted at
my remarks and took up box and threw It at
me. That was tho time got my nose skinned.
paid all the. bills was asked TO pay at Pr
furniture she wanted when she left, and did moi
keep her sowing machine. Mrs. Cooper drew
the receipt for the $500 which she gave mo for
consenting to the divorce, and / think Mrs
Pitcher was present when tho money was paid
oaS dollar y better spent for nc name writing fancy
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Live stock Market.

New YORK, Tuesday July D0-Receipts OF
becves 90 car loads sos head mainly prime and
extra cattle intended for shipment alive 20 Europe. There
was no trade and the market was nominnly unchanged
Dealers fair trade for prime and extra beet at
sSac n. aud slow trade for other grades at 7a1<c.
Texas beef in limited demand at - asec. q N.
Receipts of calves 2no head. The demand vas
moderate at unchanged prices, 5a64c ~ n for COM
to prime veals. and 2iss3c for grassers and but
termik calves
Receipts Of sheen and lambs were ~ car loads, or
$3.50 head. Prime and extra lambs. and sheep general
ly. had inquiry at about yesterdays prices but
common and ordinary lambs In large supply and
sell On fully Ne T. n. Common good sheep ranged
from 9sc to 80 Pm. aud common TO prime southern
aud Western lambs rom 41sr to ditc T. NJ with car
load " inferior Virginia laS ~ hr average nj sac
n Good TO choice Jersey lambs sold At 6ta@7c Dealers
report quet trade NJ 7rssc o. n for dressed mutton
and 70 lOAsc. for dressed lambs.
Receipts Of II loads lSfl henf
None Tor sale alive Int fair TO good cornod hess were
wanted at 4s4i3.c q n
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SIMPSONS BLAOKMAILIxa CASE
Randolph Seeking Release by Producing his
wire's Confes.iou-Ifis Past Ifistory.


George G. Randolph, who is accused by
Mr.. William Simpson. Jr.. tho wealthy pawn
broker, OF trying to blackmail him. remains in
the Essex Market prison. being unable TO find
bail. His lawyer was busy yesterday preparing
an affidavit embodyinR Mrs. Randolphs con
fession and will probably make application to
Judge Daniels in Supreme Court Chambers,
for Randolph's discharge on q writ OF habcas
corpus.
Randolph In said TO be descendant OF tho
Virginia Randolphs and came TO the city from
Washington after the rebellion. He claims to
be grandson OF Mrs. Gen. Eaton. tho Wash
ington belle. and heroine OF the White House
scandal during Jackson's administration. In
her old age Mrs. Eaton married her French
with Miss Randolph, his wiics granddaughter
son's alleged BBlacs%a|icr Mr. Randolph came
tain,ed through his grandmother's Influence
wssni55gt9p and got place II ,so PoS
He was assigned to duty in the distribution de-
| partment He resigned soon after Mr.. James
became Postmaster. and driit9d back to Wash-
heard OF him he had returned to this city with
wife, He kept ncws stand In Hudson street,
| he and his wife opened a boarding house up
| town. They bought house full Of fine furni-
ture on tho installment plan. business was
| were not made. One day the furniture men
| came and stripped tho house bare.
| Randolph then rented the pretty little cottage
| ut 2311 Second avenue. near 10th street
| whore he was living whom arrested. The house
| IL tastefuy furnished In modern style. Pic
| lures hang on tho walls. and n lno pinno
| stands in the parlor. Everything about tho
house indicate that the occupants are in com;
| Portable circumstances. Mrs. Randolph and
| her 12-year- old daughter by "A former husband
| are now thcre. Mrs. Randolph WIS formerly q
| Mrs. Kimberly Of Washington, and her family
! IL said to have stood high In social and political
1 circles
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HEATTlF ON Monday. Iui 20 william. son Of tho
late Thomas aud Jane Ann heaic aged - years and
months
T, relatives ami niouds m the mmy arc respectfully
invited 10 uti,nd t.c unenl services on Wednesday
cNruu- liN 70. at o'clock, Al the residence Of his
aunt Mrs l. Smith, 100 East eoth ~, without iurther
notice
REYANT on Monday. July n at Tarryiown Iuhn
Anderson bryant Ia ms i2th year eldest ca o. g. OB.
BRYANT
fu,m from rs fathers residence, in rarDtow on
HUME ON sunday the ash inst IIrafy Hume Il
Brooklyn. In the haA wear vi his AZ.
Relatives at rnis rcsqcr 'lv invited 20 attend
the nrra, from his late rc,lrucr, ~ Schrrnolhoru
-, On "Wednesday JuN -. ht2 T.
KERR duly ~ Gcur.t krrr. aspa . wears
Funeral will take iiHcc from M late rcTic1re. ~
G1crnpu.ut nv Giocuuont l. l. on ihnf,iHN, Aug J. 10
7 lntcrmcht iu Calvary Cemetery
KING In chicago Julv ~ SuI hen T. King, sou of
Martha u and the late William q klrs.
Notice Of mn. Uli hereafter
WILSON I'm Tue sday lnlv 30 N consumption. George
4 Wilson acct ~ wears. II mouils ami lad afs
Friend, are respectfully uNitcd o. attend the funeral
from the Residence OF Nr Is Rcli. - kent aN. Brook
lNn, y ON Thursday Aux l. at2 A. lutcmcM Al
cypress lliil cemetery.
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Contents Of The Weekly sun.
TIE WEEKLY SUN, published this morl

THE WEEKLY Sun. published this morning
contains
Investigating the Fraud-Thc Sui. C0mmittGe at New
Orleans Burkes pisrOsures-fhe Bargain Laid Bare
and the Bargain Makers kNpo>od-John ShoTmHn's New
Iacucs-His Memory refreshed: Tennessee Politics
Repudiauoniss Getting the Inside TRACK, Party Move
mens IN South misunderstanding the Old Platform,
Internal Revenue Figures, Englands Eastern Policy
Important Debate IN Pnlament Jay Cookies Estate
The Trustee Proposition for Final settlement, Repuh
hcan Nominations lor $50 P4rs9ng Tie Hostile Indians
One Cause Of Indian Wars The New York International
Dairy Fair Female Arsenic Unconstitutional Facts
Concerning the tunsumpuun of the Poison Ought Horses
10 he ShudRe asons For and Against the PraC tee The
Columbia River salmon Fishery Traps Tor the Vnwary-
Experience Of Subscribers with Advertisers, Notices Of
New Books-1he Scientific Basis NJ Dcusons-ll0w the
WorkingmRn May Live W,ll, Following tie FlowerS-A
Novelty In Bee Keeping Tie Gipsics Their Moyements
In the United states, Poetry Low Flat Land English
Gunmar IN African Dixie, Mr. Browns Misformts,
Sabbath Morn IN the Country, Tie Latest lelegfaphic
News Sunboams, Notes on science and Industry, la.
dies Departments Many Colunhis OF EDITORIAL Articles
and Agricultural Matter, Story Apples Financial In
tclhgencc, and Markets.
Tnh WEhkY suN contains . complete epitome Of the
OF the week from all parts ol the United States and
the American continent Copies In wrappers ready for
mailing to the old country may be had at the iesk OF
publication nice Price four cents For sale by all news
dealers IN eity and country.
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70 be thrown out, and Hall thrown out after H.
Heebacher's testimony amounted to no more
than secbacher himself AZ for the witness
Dewey. no sold more, sand than -four. but that
telling. He would be satisfied with the verdict
II the jury would take a good look Mt the
prisoner One look would be enough. He
advised the Jury to stick to their old
political practices. and take any money that was
offered them. They might catch 1t from both
sides, and then agree to disagree. From his
knowledge Of the Jury he had no doubt they
would do 90. He advised the Judge to charge
To- mctc him strict justice though the heavens
should fall.
Here a negro informed tho Judge that 800
bOttles OF wine and smoking dinner were
awaiting the pleasure OF the party on the tables
OF the L. y. Gale Association. The Judge
uverruled all arguments for the defence, or
dered the Jury to find the prisoner guilty. and
sentenced Miner TO n flue OF q bpskct OF wine
and u free Theatre ticket for the benefit OF tho
Board OF Aldermen and the Police Commits
RipnprS
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Fighting with n burglar.

On Sunday night the residence OF Mr.. John
Haviland Of Rye Beach was entered by a burglar
through a second story window lie proceeded to rifle
the pockets Of young gentleman who occupied die
room The latter being aroused sprans from his bed aud
attacked the burglar with chair as he was rereaung
toward the window. and escaped The chair was COM
pleely demolished In the vigorous assault made upon
the rohber and the assault appears 10 have been elect
I've asa considerable quantity OF blood was discovered
the following morning on the ground under The WIN
dow entered and thence along the road toward New Ro
hall
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Hi..e. and Groan. In Connecticut Court.
NORWICH Conn, july sO.-william Maloney

NORWICH, conn., July 3u.-Nl Imam Mhoney,
who arrested Monday evening for the murder Of
Michael Kennedy, whom he kicked TO death in his store
Saturday afternoon in dispute over the payment Of
bin had his preliminary examination IN the city Court
here to-day The trial was attended by mob Of Ma
loncys friends, who frequently interrupted the proceed
ings Maloney bound TO the superior Court Tor
trial on the charge OF mAnslanghter HIS bonds
fixed at sl5o The announcement was received by the
crowd with Kisses and groans MaoueN is sll in jail
but will probably get bonds as he 10 quite wealthy,
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Reciprocal Protection of Trad, Marks.

WASHINGTON. July 30.-The agreement be-
tween the United States and Great Britain fo the recip
rocal protection Of trade marks in the two countries
follows The subjects or c2ons each OF the contract
ing parties shall have In the dominiuus and
the other, the rights belong 10 native subjects
citizens, or are now granted or may hereafter he
granted to the subjects and citizens of uc most N ored
nation In everything relating 10 property in trade mark
and trade labels II is understood that amy larson who
desires To obtain the aforesaid proccuon must nh the
formates required by the laws Of the respective coun-
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nr J A snEENAN is now attn, onicc. aii Broadway,
whelc the rnptued may obtain his remedies Tor relief
and cure Terms moderate. d. s. /. permitted U refer
20 gentlemen Of distinction in this and other cites vine
have teen cured by his treatment
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The Fool Fisher. nj Work.

WASHINGTON. July 30.-Information has
reached the Post once Department that certain persons
In Massachusetts, are deauding the public by sending
out illustrated catalogues for sverware icwelry and
invention by which butter he made at cost not
exceeding four cents pound Orders containing money
for the purchase Of these articles have been detected by
post office officials and returned to the persons forward
ing the same with an endorsement To the cct that the
nd Itse Mt 70 which theY have repcd Is rAuhnenL
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CoLUMnus. O., July 90-Tho Republican
State Central Committee mot here this afternoon to
arrange for opening the fall campaign There was an
unusually large attendance OF leaders of the party
Guiding ChaS Foster Gov. Dcnnison and judge West
candidate Tor Governor last wear IL decided 10
open the campaign on August - with the following
speakers at the places named MasHllon James Gar
field sndC GIosyenor, Hamilton, William II. West,
Marietta, James Monroe.
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A Desperate Moon.h,ner'. Escape.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo July 30-A number OF
Deputy Marshas from Missouri and Arkansas came upon
Tom Matinee, noted moonshncr IL fancy county on
Saturday, he was lying upon tho floor his cabin
playing with his child. Matinee saw them approach
and ran Of the back door thinking to escape Find
Ing two Marshals stationed there he fred upGn them
without effect The hre returned. wounding Matinee
In the arm He then toward SUGAR cane patch
One Of the Marshals nred dropping him but he nimcd
Atcly arose. and seeTetng himself among the thick
stalks escaped Msinee Is AZ the head Of the Illicit dis
filling that part Of the country Their operations
sysemntztd MS 20 be almost imprcgnAbe 10 law. He
made all persons purchasing whskey IRON him TO take
cath ID stand BIZ him 10 the last against the officers
Tire result that every citizen within an extended rndus
not only refuses become witness against him. but
will afford food accommodations 20 the Marsals
Summer understands and drawers, 25c,, SIC, SOC sx
dress shirts to co. unlRundered shirts 75c
j.. W JohuatOu Grand Al ay,. 18th
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WAsHINGToN. July 30.-In tho Cabinet to-day.
letter from Mexican authorities WAS submitted by SEC
rotary Evars charging that Americans have been cross
ing into Me Nico stealing cattle ard driving them across
the Rio Grande into the United States brief discussion
occurred on the subject, but no acton WAS taken.
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Arrtvcd-TuEsDAY July 30
IS Charleston. lockwood Charleston.
IS City of savannah, MALLORY. Savannah.
- Regulator. poanr. Wilmington. N. &.
ss MORAN city. Reed. New Orleans
IS Hudson eager New Orleans
IS Glaucus BEARS, Boston
s. rommcrania. Stevenson. Hamburg July II, AhJ
IIavre 2Nh
BARK Palermo Mclaughlin. Liverpool
Bark Alaska. Perry. Marseilles
Bark Fii. I,rul-tu. Grlu.tadt
bark Elisa, Gcrtscn. Btyonnc.
Barb Espcland. Taklcscn. bordeaux
BARK Regina coll. Bpcrl Poiuta ritrc.
Bark Amelia. Wheaton. MntankaS
Bfie Hattie N Ban. Wcsfrup ssgua
Schr Norman. lIoigdon. Cardcnas.
Schr FnrAon Sadlcr. DcmcraFa.
schr jose pa ldc. Reed Cicnuegos
Schr Dora " French, French. Curacao.
Schr Canton. Henley. MatHnzas
sshr Jessie iloyt. Nuticr. Mnianzas
SChr samuel N Crawford. Adams, CarlcnaS
Sciir sarah Elkiu. II John y Is.
scht Riverside. crops 81 John. y b.
Also tilo usual cuastWi,c vessels
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MIRRIED.

liver diseases. hhousncss aud dyspepsia: price,
- c,uts For sale by all druggists, and ENGLISH
MANUFACTURING co. a. Broad 81.
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New ORLEANS. July 30.-The Board OF Health
reports for the twenytour hours ending noon today
New cases yellow fever, 81 fatal J.
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PHovrsos.-There has been a slight upward tendency
% prices Of hos proucts the past week with very TAR
pork was nrm but quiet, mess on red at 5000 Tor sep
tember. siO55 for October. and siO7O for November:
meats father Ssarer ba, quiet lara ar%eT but .ps;
quiet sale. 80 ties on !he spot at s. - for prime city,
&C. sn % Sds 6,
e hmsei W. SSce PcrE SSwsssrn mes nss.
$40 4o@sioeo prime mess $40 s6ssll extra $40
s%. ey s4 ,p c S ltSss
pekltd, l0eiiGc shouders-smokcd city, d@eEc
sssr and sr s ssSS 'Se s sseVSSs.
MI. s2naf22 Bcei.wSstern. extra mess si2gsl2 20
Dressed log. B, s.G,sc Tor city mess ''e
0RAs-whcat has been very unsettled The corner
growths Is threatened Corn has advanced on redaesd
receipt, AID small .,oss: Rye and o s nc
Ter si, Ss 1s On ,hs 'gO % ss "ss 20 ~
spriny quoted AZ ioesi -; No red and amber so9
delivery. "a S6c sa. 'V mostly 30 sed sisi %
for August slccgSl o5s Tor sep,emher but incl nding
boat loads rye steady At ss6ie FOR western aud ss
eac for state Oats dun and closed easier sales 80 600
sS s az NO sTadSd al sts,.c os mixed and S,5s
$40 for white Indian corn nrmer with futures ncnve
bush st7isA for steaTer %issa .ssS 20 .',,s
4ses4slsc. for August aud 4ec. Tor september, and
steamer at 471sSi7,c. for August and tsse for Sep
Gsocralrs-Durins the past week Rio coffee has been
fairly active and steady sugar and moa.ses quiet ana
depressed. and rice in moderate demand and steady
Today raw sugar quiet and unchanged LOO hhds
and w .U Tor ene Grades nest Sa being quoted
SIC with sales of 800 hhds Cuba In Philadelphia AZ
sohcc fairly active and rm sSics Of $3.50 BAGS on pri.
vate terms, mild quiet but Arm We quote, cohce--
lac, gold. Rce-carohna 7sse. MolassesPorto Rioo,
Me W SaS M ior AZ
0s'sc. kehned-standard A. essisc; hards, pase
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Spctui .lulltrs,
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY 4

LOVISiANA STATE LOTTERY cow
PANY IT NEVER SCALES OR POsrroNtS EIGHTH
GKAND DISTRIBUTION AT NEW ORLEt Ns. AUGUST
70 1851 PRIZES AMOUNTING Toslll.ro. CAPITAL
PRIZES. sa0upl slupp SOON. &C.. lut"" TltkfIf,
TWO 81 DOLLARS; NAMES. uNr 80 DOLLAR.
APrLY TOW a pArPHIN. f. o EOS "2 Ne" OR
LEANS, la OR H. L. rirN, $40 BRoApNAf NEW
YORK
HENARk NBLE CURES otr dsiN performed
hY Dl. FAAOA. Dynamo fhNsi,lt - H. ma 81 n TN
out medicine Dlitc fonrs. o s. NJ. e. 4 T. TAG poOi
treated lrrc from % tp lu A NJ
"A."-sUKE CURE FOR LING mrs.
EASEs-ltAc u..u Rock 81 Ealul ~ Arsc bottle
\ VAS Bkll, ~ Glhmhersst
RICOBD's INJECTION, 81, tor both sexes q
Dtlue Co.'S, French fharmacists oA' hioh'MAS. !.
KEROsEN EOII. STOVES Bciofc bulIus ss'
improved two-bu ~ stoves ~ warren St
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with MIX Of Magnesin those agonilng complaints govt
Iht umatism, and gravel Sold by all druggists ado
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"Masmine,' the substitute for Qunine best remedy for
ehils and lever Prescribed by physicians 3oc bottle
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE


MINIATURE ALnAsAc-rHts pAr
sun rses... 90 sun SETS. II Noon setS 10
wsrER-rIis
Sandy Hook O3l iov. Islnnd. So Hell Gate. II II
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TUESDAY July 90.-FLoUR AND MEAL-Tha
Hour market has ruled firm the past week, with slight
upward tendency N values Of special grades To-day,
from winter wheat were and dcarcr New hotrS
and all low grades dull, aud prices barely steady.
KY. Hour AMI corn meal unbalanced We quote state
.nd western ,ssuporhnc. 81 4n@SIo: extra state,
ttuHtt2n:- western spring wheat extras, via
st25, do Xxx ana xxx, e. iossG25; winter wheat
extras. - 2tsfi 20; DO Xxx aud xxx, si6OssG; Mn.
nesota patents so 80 ~ 'ity Shipping extras - lnd
s525 Southern bakers, aud ism brands g. Iaeso 90
western 81 2nss25u Brandy vine e. q0Ss1 RYE
-four - s5as3.3o Wheat feed. si40sl7 y ton; rye
focd. tisTsiD.
CorroN-rhere has been some further Improvement IN
rC mnrktt the past week owing to strong orrga adj.
and reduced stocks To-day spots were in active
demand for home consumption, aud prices very iair;
middhng uplnnds. II i.iGc sales 2G7p bales Fuurtf
fairly and Og points higher closing nj II 7c ot
August n 4oc for September. n SIC Tor October H. IA
for November i4c for DecenhCr II lie Tor January
and ~ 22c for February Sales "a 40 bales The quota
ftou
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Ono dollar Is better spent for the writing fancy
stitching and darnng attachment tnan Tor marking INK
"A
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sENAToR oAKLEYls rEsrIMoNY.

James Madison Oakley. sworn-Is Senator from the
Never saw Miners picture In tho Pole GaseQs and nc
Jaw lum working the Albany boats
IosAc Samined BY Mr. Neson-Do you know the Dis
$3.50 '''""NN"' - 'N''
Nm A.-fhe Troy line
a, Mr. Grady then announced that the prosecu-
non wnS closed. He had thought OF placing SOW
.rsi police officers upon the stand, 10 testify as
onn 70 lestily as 20 the character OF the officers
A.. ~ thlS point 5. l, Nichols. one of the Jury
sused Gen. Yaran Of tampering with the Jury.
fir GRADY asked that the bin DO turned over to
Nm so that he could mark It as an exhibit
esSer 70 the counsel for tho defence. Mr. Grady
iSphed mat there was no necessity for doing
r r,M,, as the gang plank was narrow and the
hnXhoG before Mr.. Nichols reached Now York.
hi .he ProsecutipR Attorney then summed up
~" case. He sold thai Halls testimony ought
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-01

When Jimmy James sought the curative powers
Of the White sulphur Springs, some three summers
ago, he promised his most intimate friends to re-
member Them while absent from the city. In n
measure he kept his word. aud as an evidence Of
the sincerity of his promise short time after his
arrival at the famous resort two bearcubs found
their way mystcriously To this city, and were
labeled John Usher White House Restaurant, and
John Sargent, detective. The two Johns had more
present than they wanted of the kind, pnd what
To do with them was the dlhicult question 10 de.
eide After worrying with his pct for little while,
John Sargent one day summarily bid him II fearful
farewell and checked the young bruin for the
Geological Garden. philadelphia, Pa. where Il ar
rived safely. John Usher was more tcnder.hearted,
and nurscd his cub better. He fed and tondlcd
with the brute keeping him from month to month,
undecided what to TO with the animal. and he still
lives in the yard adjacent u the restaurant. He
now weighs 900 pounds, and has become both cross
and troublesome, that Mr. Usher thinks il best
and safest to get rid of him. After considerable
hesitation he decided to kill the beast. and tho
execution has been fixed for four o'clock this even.
ing. As he promised to a few persons to have the
killing public, those Of them wishing TO see II
should remember the hour.