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BASEBALL.

WELL PLAYED UPHILL GAME ON THE CAP
1ToLINE aRoUND-wIToKA VS.. NEW YORK
The metropolitan championship game on the Cap
nelins Ground yesterday. afternoon, between the
Witokas, of Brooklyn, and the New York nine, was
witnessed by several hundred spectators. The game
opened In brilliant style, both sides retiring without
scoring during the first three innings In the 9th
inning, however, misjudged ny ball, by
Simmons, IN centre field. and hus bat
ting on the part OF the Witokas broke the ice,
aud the Wirokas succeeded scoring the frst
three runs Of the game. Al this the New York
ers got completely demorai,zsd, and allowed
the Witokas 10 add Eve more their score in
the next two innings while they during this time had
only scored one run. In tho seventh inning how
ever the New Workers. rallied, and, recovering their
usual GOODNESS, played with more care and greater
precaution throughout the remainder of the game
The Witokas disposed OF In nne style In the
seventh inning, and the New Yorks by careful
playing added run 70 their score In the
base runn,as, got in another run, which
lett the To in their favor The New Workers,
nOwover were not 70 De Dy sness 0 %sss
hits aud Anderson followed with a tremendous drive
for three bases sending me nrst Two strikers home
and hit long ball Tor two bases. sending Anderson
home and adding another earned run TO their score.
Tanner the next striker, was easily disposed or but
Bre nan came The rescue with magnificent three
base HIT sending in Holden scoring him.
self GU Key's single HIT which gave
the New Workers. Two more earned runs,
making total OF i've earned runs n the inning.
This OF the finest rallies made this vicinity
TOR some years Neither SIDE scsred in the ninln III
nng Finn led ~ the bat tor the WiloKas, and Bass,
Ring, Lawer. Palmer and Reed in the Held me
WitoIas Dated wen throughout The game, but their
hits we're not clustered together as well as were
those their opponents. Notwithstanding that they
outbatted the New Workers tney only succeeded IN
scoring three earned runs. Anderson, Mvrphy, Tan
Brennan did sone fne service III the field Tor
the New Workers. aud Anderson, Hoden Brennan
aud Golden led al the oaL Following Is the scors:-
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ENTERED BY BURGLARS.

The tailoring establishment Of Oliphant Son, No.
Warren street. was entered by burglars q lew
nights ego and about s4oo worth OF ordered gar
ments and uncut cloth stolen. The thieves entered
by forcing clasp the front windows, which
not protected by shutters and, ~ 10 believed.
used a wagon TO carry on the goods Mr. Ohphsnt
Is In the habh OF leaving the gas burning AZ ngnt aud
drawing mp the door shades, so that the store u sx
posed 10 view from the outsIda rbe morning alter
the robbery he found the gas turned on large
safe used tor slowing away the most valuable Of his
goods was unmoested.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
1sf. I'd. Sd. 4h. stu. 6lh. 7th. Sth. 9th 10Th. II

Aston. y 0 2 0 o 2 GA
Nontg0m'y. o 0 o o 1-5
Umpire, Mr.. Sweeney, OF the Jersey City Club. Runs
o; Monteomerys 2 First base by
srrors-Astors, 8; Montgomerys, 4. Total left on
basss-As,ors, 3; Aontgomerys, g. Total base hits
Astors, Z; Montgomerys, O. struck out-Astors, 2;
Montgomerys, 8. Time oil game-Two hours ana
thirty minutes
The game at Baltimore yesterday. between the
PittsGeds, OF Pttsneld, Mass, and the Baltimore
Club, resulted in victory Tor the former by score
OF 10 TO a.
To-day the Flyaways ana New Yorks p lay on the
Union Ground; WMokas and Hudsons, on the Capt.
feline Ground; Jersey Cnys and Domestics, OF
Newark, on the Centennial Ground; Orange and
Astors, at Orange; Providence and Cincinnatis, at
CincinnatI; Bostons and Chicagos, Mt Chicago;
Indianapolis and Mtiwaukees, at Milwaukee; Stars
ana lucas, at Utica, and Lowes ana New Bedfords,
Lava
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PIRATES ON THE NORTH RIVER.

Captain France OF tho sIoop George O. Mackey,
wing at ihe Of Leroy street, reported to Captain
Kennedy, OF the Ninth precinct, yesterday that a
gang Of river pirates had made unsuccessful at
lempt TO rob him AT three O'Clock In the morning
He bed at the Time but bearing an accou mt
able nolse started to leave the cabin, when dis
covered the door fastened. Ito mana reach the
hold Of the boat ana, mbing the deck saw lnree
men packing up his properly. He fred on them,
wbereupon they fed, and, Jumping into small boat,
Foy red
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Charles Maxwell and Miss Sarah Maxwell Mr. Fred
erick w. Riepe and MISS TiIiy Risps and Mr. Frank
Vincent and Mss Annie Ebert A protest was lodged
against the latter pair, % Mr. Vipcsst rowed In pro-
purse They all sartsd, ana alter rowing quite in
tsrssting race Mr. Riepe and sister won the prize
Their time l6m SIS. Mr.. Vincent ana Miss Ebert
rewsd the course In Ion. sos., but ruled
Drofa
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AMATEUR SWIMMERS.

An amateur prize swimming exhibition, comprising
matches by Of both sexes. viii take place a,
The TOO, Of Sixty-sxh street aud East Rve~ at two
p NJ. to-day. The programme Includes a iadies' 100
yard race ana one OF 800 yards tor gentlemen Inc
entries are numerous ana TO insure the safety Of the
contestants the steam launch Little Charley mas been
engaged 10 follow them the course
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LITTLE RUNAWAYS.

The police Of this city we're notified on Thursday Of
the disappearance from Yopksrs Of two little girls.
named Mary and Tilly Smith. 4 short search found
them a. The house of Mr. wisland, No. 2l2 West
Thirtisth street The stspmosher Of the swo run.
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CUSTOMS TARIFF In SPAIN.
The annexed eorrespondencc was received yester-
day IN relation 70 change IN the customs tariff In
SPAIN


day in relation 20 a change the customs tariff In
SPAIN
WARRINGTON, ID. c., August 20, 1873.
COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS, New York
sIRI transmit here With Tor your inform alton copy
rotary OF state announcin the receipt Of despatch
United states Minister vt Madrid calling attention
the Bill Of Ways sna Mean. Tor 1874 oneiay pro-
gated IN circular ct the Director General OF Customs
Assistant Secretary.
DEPARTMENT STATE.
WAsBfSeros, August "a. 1879
Tue Honorable JonE sREnnAS secretary OF Treasury
SIR In recent despatch IRON the United States Minis,
Ter Madrid datsd 25h u he calls attention 20 certain
OF WAYS ana Means Tor is77e and oiciaiy
in circular OF the Director General OF Customs Of
American shipping inssmnca defines what ell
stitutc direct from the spanish West Indies
pennsulAr ports aud have the beneficial effect Of
one Of the OF ue and to which
vessels infrequeuty been subjected
sh ports The circular la question reads follows this
he port Of clearance vessels shall be ascertaned by
examination OF the manifest aud ships papers. and
attention must be paid OF the tariff
article 3l7 OF tho customs ordinances In another article
Ing products OF possessions beyond touch
American ports not belonging to spain In order 90
provided that the original rort OF clearance he
established In such manner the adminstr alton
sol ,ns euss0my may r.aue vmeers OF the customs
certain all the ports In which vessels referred In the
above provision OF Law have touched and to the end
which 1t Is entitled as coming IRON transnsrne prov
ince Tho goods must be accompanied In all
clearance setting forth the number class marks
ber Of the packages the class OF andise
inee and that they shipped exported pc
ninsula and balearic IsiAnds.n
D. W.. Aetiu mr.
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FRIENDSHIP PARK RACES.

PIrrsBuRc, Pa, August 80, 1875
The Friendship Park races were continued to-day.
The z:45 con lost vas trotted cut and will be n
ished to-morros. Lew Scott won the 20 class Tho
following Is the
SUMMARY.
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Runs eaTneJ-W ItOkas, 3; Now foTKs, D. FIrst base
by error OF opponents-Witokas, z; New Yorks, L.
Time vi game-fw0 hours aud ten miputeA Umpire
Mr.. Schandisy, OF the Jersey City Club.
On The Union Ground the Montgomerys defeated
the Ast0rs eeveD-n ming game by score Of to
L. The following Is the score IN dstslls-
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was asleep or only pretending to be asleep. He
shook him and told him TO get I'D, as the plae,
was atire. Another witness saw the waShboarI
on fire and Sherlock asleep. Another witness
testified TO hearing him say that cock-eyed
Curtain should not have any Of his properly
Grand jury, bonds 81 900.
TO-DAY. =
VIM. Green was sent down for a yagrant
James Reed was fined IS for disturbing the quiet
of Georgetown. Charles BanSel and Edward
Fletcher, fast driving; $40 or thirty DAYS i'm jail
Henry Pinkney and Philip Handy loud and dis
orderly; s. each or fifteen days in Jail. John
Carter. assault on Anna Council; SO.
CHARGE OF FORGERY
John B. Coleman was Charged by Col. c. NJ.
Carter TO a receipt for S. upon Alexander and
frautiulently obtaining that sum. COL Alexan-
der testified that Coleman called at his office
fOf Sarah'S money owing her for wages He
paid the money and took a receipt purporting
TO be signed by her. subsequently he had been
called upon again for payment; this time by
sarah carter. Sarah testified TO first meeting
Coleman in the Police Court, where he forced
bis company upon her and found out that IS
were due her from Alexander. He offered his
company in going with her and her n her to
col. alexander TO collect the bill. They went
together, and Alexander told her to cali on the
following Monday. She did not go for it herself
out sent her mother, who was told by Coz. Alex
ander that he had paid the money to the man
VINO mad called with them at first Witness
then went to see the Colonel. and was told the
same thing. SarahS mother testified to the
same thing. After testimony by defendant and
argument by counsel, the court sent the case to
DAVID Smith, Burton Payne and Andrew Car
yer, burglary ana larceny; grand Jury. stephen
Neenan, larceny Of a watermelon plead guilty.
also assault On John Hill; Judgment suspended
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.


Editor Stdr:-i have read, with interest. the
article in your paper OF yesterday, over the sig
nature OF s., respecting the establishment of
our city, and particularly in regard to the
..cemeterial group before the western front OF
the capitol; and wish to add my humble en-
dorsement TO all that your correspondent has
said, and If he had put it ten times stronger /
should have endorsed him the more heartily
1hat group is, think, an abominatiOn-a mon
str0sity, blOtch, a blur, an eXcreScence, an I'M
slightly thing-and ought not to be tolerated in
city where fine aesthetic tastes abound II is
nothing more nor less than a .cemeteiial
group" as " s.. has so APPLY put it, and not half
so well executed as monuments you viii find in
many of our graVeyards throughout the co,m-
Try. There is nothing pleasing, striking inter
eStin9, or beautiful about the whole thing II
consists OF a pile of blocks of marble stuck over
with knick-knacks in the shape OF cupids with
trldentS, cannon balls, fluit, wreaths, weeping
females and females not weeping. 1t is really
painful TO contemplate the unsghtly thing,
occupying. as ii does so prOminent-the most
prominent place. may say, in the whole city.
am glad TO see the ball started against this
a00mnatlOr. and | hope il Will roll on till il
rolls down and obliterates forever such ghostly
Wart on the lair facpof our beautiful city.
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Condensed Locals.

Lighting OF the street lamps Is at 9:45 p. m,
e1tiDgufshfng AS a. m.
ON the occasion OF MISS Emma Abbott's bene-
n, at the National Theater this evening grand
prepared by Mr.. Small, will be presented TO her
10 is Grecian temple, some SIX or eight feet In
height, and finely finished, of choice flowers
with the prlma d0nna's name on 1t.
MI. W. W. COrc0ran has accepted the chair
Danship of the advisory committee on the new
music hall, rendered TO him at the recent mass
meeting.
Burglars entered the house of Mr. A. W. Ken
ady, 9th, between and streets NV, We'd
ne>day night by cutting up some OF the Stats in
a back basement shutter. They got away with
valuable clock and several articles of table
ware.
Rev. Aioysius Roccofort. s. J. for many years
stationed at IT. Aloysius church, in this city
and Trinity church, Georgetown, and who for
two years past has been i'm Europe has returned
10 the United states. and is now in Baltimore.
Postmaster General Key says:-"J was shown
through the Chinese quarter Of San Francisco
by the mayor. and Saw everything in that local
ffy, but there are a number of places here in
Washington fully aS bad. if not worse than any
thing saw in Chinatown
Mr.. Charles OXe, who several weeks ago left
this city for Memphis as yellow fever nurse
returned on "Wednesday night. The Memphis
AraGache of Friday last Says:-'.CharleS 0Xe
Washington. ID. c.. il. VT are glad to note on
duty again. He had q Very severe attack OF the
fever
The thermometer had wide range in this
city during october. according to the summary
of the observer at this station. The highest
temperature was -f.55; lowest 301. Il range Of
~ Tie rain fall during the month amounted
10 $50 inches; in October. last year. 6.55 inches
Labor Exchange meeting next Monday. See
advertisement.
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CRIMINAL COURT-Judge Wylie
To-day, VIM: Thomas, assault with intent to
XII Peyton Harvey; recognizance forfeited.
ker, false pretence; not guilty.
CIRCUIT COURT-Judge Cartier.
I0-0ay. coates agt Soran; plaiptin'S death
suggested. Southey agt. Appleman; verdict for
plaintiff $3.50. Bussey Il Co. agt. Corkhill: of
calendar.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge Macarthur.
Yesterday, Smith agt. Tome; opinion by
Judge Humphreys giving special direction.
Hayden agt LocEhead; sale ratified presumably.
smith agt. McEwen; sale decreed. Harmon
agt. HannOn; order OF reference. Lee agt. Doug
lass; pro confesso against Plant. Ager agt
To-day. Ager agt. Hall; decree for plaintiff
Clarke agt. Clarke; order for appearance:
Schlegel agt; Schlegel; reference to auditor;
Garrett agt. Garrett; divorce denied.
PROBATE COURT-Register Webster.
Yesterday, the will OF Thos. Whe!an was
fully proven, admitted to probate and letter
issued to Mary Whelan; bond 800. Estate OF
for removal OF +. Toone filed. Will OF John NJ
Day; aff1davits OF witnesses fled Estate of a.
3. Cate; inventory filed. Estate of John Valen
tine Aschenbach, deceased; do. In re, /. s. HOl
lidge, guardian; exceptions filed. Estate OF
Hannah Mason; petition for sale OF persona
estate and order granted. j. N. FitzpatricE.
guardian; third and nnal account approved
Estate ChaS. w. Chapman; inventory returned.
POLICE C0URT-Judge Shell
Yesterday, after our report closed, Robert
Sherlock, an old offender. was arraigned on the
charge OF setting fire 30 q house in Jackson
alley belonging to his deceased fathers estate.
He pleaded not guilty. A witness testified to
seeing the place on fire and q shuck mattress
afire and somebody pulled it out. He had lust
before seen sherlock enter the house. Another
witness testified 70 rushing In and finding pile
OF shayings and mattress on fire at the side of
the room, and Sherlock was lying on the door
apparently asleep DID 1W KNOW Yaether he
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MEA f.-Beef, sirloin, 9oe. per H.; do porter
o" 20a25c.: rib roast I2a2sc.: steak. II 1@a90c;
med Beef, Safoc.; Dried Beef, Clipped, 2oa30c;
"a, sliced. 2Oc.; Lamb. 1Sa25c.; Veal, 12]4a2oc.;
Mutton, l2s.al5c.; Pork, l01sa12&c.; Sausage,
I21sc.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured, l2h.c; Snouid-
ers, sage; Breasts, 10a11c; Lard, 10c.
FRUITs-AppleS, 20a5oc. per peck; Pears, 4ee.
a$I per peck; Oranges 25a40c per doz.; Lemons,
20a40c; Bananas, 40a50c.: DalnsOnS, 60al5c. per
peek: Grapes, sa15c. per H.; California, 25a3oc.
per 10.
FIsH.-Perch, 40a5ec. per bunch; Rock, large,
15a20c. per H., 40ao0c. per bunch; Trout, S5ai0c.
per bunch: Mackerel, PRAISE; Halibut, 15a20c
Goldfish. 10c.: Blue fish, 40a50c.; per bunch; Tay
lerS, 46a50c.; Sheephead. 15a20c. per H.; Stur-
geon, &C. per h.; Crabs. hard 25c. per doz.; do,
soft, I5c.asl per dOz Clans 5oa60c. per 100; Lob
ster, 12c. per lib.
Observation-Disclosures Print, 40c. per To-;
Western Creamery. 35c.; New FORK, 3oa35c.; roll
25a5Gc.; Eggs, 25c. per dOZ.
observation-disclosures, Irish, 25a3Oc. pei
peck; do, sweet, 20a30c.; Cabbage, 5a10c.; Beans
Lima. 12a15c. per quart; Beets, Base. per bunch;
Tomatoes, 30a40c. per peck; Cymblins, 10al2c
per dOZ.; CucuInberS, 6al5c. per dol.; Onions 30a
40c. per peck; corn, I5a3oc. per dOZ.
PoUITRY.-ChickenS, 59at5e. per pair; Ducks,
81 per pair.
GAME.--Reed Birds, 15c per doz: Ortolan, 75a
81 per doZ.; Ducks, canvasback, $3.50 per pair
do. mallaTd. I5c per pair: do. redhead, 75c. pei
pairs do, teal, soc. per pair; Quail s2aS2.50 pei
dOZ.; WOOdcOck. s. per dOZ.: Snipe, $2aS2.25 pei
d0z.; Field Lark, tac. per doz. SQUAD, 40c. pc;
pair,
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GEORGETOWN.

NEW BUILDING ASS0CIATION.-The Thrt zenith
Bullding ASSOCIATION organized last night at
G0ddaTdS Hall. with 1.4G5 shares. with the pro-
mise that ii the number of shares does not
reach l,5O0 by the next meeting night, (ThurS-
day next the organization will not go on. The
Following officers were elected: President, Nm
Clabaugh; yice-preSident, Jas. GCddard trea-
surer. Robert +. Frey; secretary, Ferdinand
King. Directors, John Leetch, Professor Simon
Newc0mb, VIM. T. Payne, w. A. Hutchins.
Thos. Bowling, Daniel Mclaughlin, A Frey.
LOCK GATE OUT.-The lock gate at Muddy
Branch was taken out for repairs last night 1t
Is thought it will be completed by tonight.
The DAsHAWAY CLUB. OF this place. held lis
weekly meeting last evening. The meeting was
opened with prayer by Mr.. A. H. Wacott. Adj
dresses were made by the president, Mr. John
side and Bud EgSleStOn. Mr. Cumberland led
The singing, and Miss Hopkins presided at the
organ and sang several solos with fine effect. \
number of persons signed the pledge
GRAIN.-There were no offering of grain on
Change to-day.
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Give District PeonIe a Chance.

EH7T0r NT0f:-Iarge numbers Of The emplOycS
(iab"fefS.) under the superintendent OF repairs.
nave been furnished with transportation to
fhlladeiphIa 1nf the purpose OF voting. As these
men are employed as residents OF the DiStri
this matter should be looked into. and i'm case
they are not residents, then the poor Of the Dis
trct. those who are actual residents only. ShOl Ill
be employed. WoRKINGMaN
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RLANkETs, BLANKETS.
ID BLANKETS.

100 pairs Of fine Donhie Blankets. 81. 81 so -.
81, $3.50, S. and APP
CI.oAkS. CL0AkS, CLoskS,
so new style Cleaks inst received - 20. S. s. 81
So. 50, $40, $l2, Sls, Sl6. Sl7. Sls. $50
Black Cashneres, double width, Al-wool 30,
55c., Coo, Csc, 15c, Sc.
200 pieces of new Fan Dress Goods II al To. latest
styles, al % cts.
cases new Fall Dress Goods, l21e and I5c
20 pieces of Pure Mohair Alpaca. 2sc
Plain snd Twilled Flannels- he'd, Navy Blue Grey.
and White. -
An immense stock Of Dry Goods too numerous 10
mention.
c. M. TowsoN.
$50 Peaasviraaia arenme.
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An Ex-N ashingtomian Charged with
Murder.

HARRY RICHMOND, ALIAS AUGUSTUS = Roy-rp
In Philadelphia, yesterday, the coroner's in
quest into the death of Daniel Archer, who was
killed in that city on Tuesday evening" i'm n sa :
loon adjoining the New National Theatre re
suited In verdict that deceased came 70 his
death from blow ON the head with pitcher
In the hands OF Augustus F. Boyle, whose stage
name Is Harry &. Richmond. Boyle was com
United to await the action OF the district atI0r-
ney. AS heretofore stated i'm THE STAR ROyIe
was employed in the Treasury department a, a
Sten0grapher. and remained here two or three
years. His father was until recently depart
ment clerk here. Early in life Augustus deyel-
oped q talent for theatricals. The n Y. Herald
says: ''lle abounded in humOr, and wrote two
on three comic sketches for the variety stare
which were quite s,cce Sful. Finally he left his
position AT Washington and entered the theatri-
cal profession, Hrst appearing in this city at
Enoch'S Variety Theatre. He rapidly rose ia
the business. as his talent developed and to-day
stands at the head OF the comic line in the va
fiety profession. in Philadelphia he is a great
faNorlte, and Mr.. Thomas +. Kelly manager IF
me new National Theatre, is paying him sal
airy OF 1925 per week. He has appeared at diff
felent seasons during the past I'VE years at the
Grand Central, where he was stage manager
FOR one season. at MOrtimerS. 10th and CallOW-
hill streets and the Eagle Theatre, New York
city. Last season ne was a member OF SIN
mons a SiOcum's Minstrel Troupe He also
made tour To the Pacific Slope with Hayerlv,s
MlnStielS. He was also the author OF several
plays and last night was to have appeared in
"EpitaphS,' written by himself, assuming the
character Of Colonel Middleton Mink. editor of
Mount Holly Ledger. and in the play OF ..McPar
Ian, the Detective" Richmond is thirty wears
OF age, and has wife who is in the last stages
OF consumption. Miss Annie Boyle his sister.
Is very young lady, who played Juliet In
Washington recently and made very favora-
re impression. She recently played in this city
in FanclOn.-
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

L "a MILL pU1fIIES.
PINE GROCERIES.
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY
QUEEN OLIVES,
TOBASC0 SAUCE,
CAPERS.
SARDINES IN MUSTARD
RUSSIA CAVIAR
Parties contemplating housekeeping will SAVE
money by obta ming our prices for Sfaple and ran,u
Goods prior to purchasing elsewhere.
b. W. REEDS SONS.
oct3Olm 1915 r street M mr.
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LOCAL NEWS.


National ThrdteF. - Miss ADbOttS benefit
:. Faust"
Theater Conique-" Dead to the World" and
varieties.
Zeiier's HaH-Opening performance.
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BACK TO HIS FIRST LOvE.-A Cincinnati dis.
patch states that DR.. Sorg, physician OF New
port, kW, the head OF a family, and who aban-
domd the priesthood twenty years ago ard
married, has now. by the consent of all con-
cerned, abandoned all family relations and en-.
tefed the priesthood under special dispersal
lion obtained by Bishop Toebbs from the P0pe
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CITY ITEMS.

"Look."-One doz. fried oysters in a box. CSC.
Johns Restaurant, corner It'll and d SIS.