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THE postage stamp knows its place after 1t
| lao a1

THE postage stamp knows its place after 1t
has been licked once.
The wise country cousin now gets an &C.
count of the burning of his house inserted in
the newspapers and sends it to his city rela.
tives
The foundation for the meanest man is laid
when n small boy turns the worm.hole in an
apple for his companion to bite from.-Eayette
(OhiO) Record.
SAL AIRY Is the young lady that everybody
wishes to secure WhitehdU Times. Ann Uity
Is also much admired Boston Post. The worst
bread girl is that brazen huzzy, Sal Kratus.-
Nat. Bdp.
THE popularity of the fly is that he alwayj
returns to the same spot but it Is the characo
teristic of the mosquito that he always returnE
TO another spot. Thus he differs from tho
leopard, which docs not change his spots This
is an important fact in natural history.
CALINo does not pass for being courageous.
met him tho other day getting ready to 20
up in q balloon. How" said with aston
ishment, "you are going to make an ascension
you, who hardly dared to get on top of an
omnibusY "Oh, yes but now I'm forty"
"Well2' "Well Then you don't know that
all the medical books agree in saying that tina
deaths between forty and fifty are almost in.
significant Y'-Chdrirdri
The jokers that included piece Of stained
DITCH ullOus lNo EtoloStNl specimens WnlCn
they placed upon the desk of the professor as
objects worthy of his explanatory remarks re-
ceiyed the following reward Taking up one
of the specimens, he said This is one OF
baryta from the Cheshire mine. This" hold
ing up another, us piece of iedspar from
the Portland quarros. Aud this" coming to
the brick, "is piece of impudence from some
member of the class
BEFORE u civil tribunal, occupied with the
case of the degenerate sou of noble sires cast
otiby his arstocratic aud longsulloring family.
The game.keeper, an old soldier is duly
sworn. Q,-"ls 1t true that the Dowagcr
Alarchioness was bitterly opposed to her
nephew Did you ever hear her use severe
language when speaking of or to himW A
! mo, never. All she ever said was what any
one might say IN the privacy of the family
circle; She may have called him son Of
sea,cook, or "a blank dash blank adjective
blank, or "a bowling ass, OF "a knock.kneed,
sabsided ne'ordo.well,' but never anything
that was not familiar and ladylike."
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY MATTERs IN VIEW YORK
AND SIN bR1NCISCO.
Now Yorl, Money Market.


NEw YonK. August 10, 1872
Money was active to-day at 30d7 per cent. closing
ut the highest figure.
Foreign exchange dull and weak at isiIS94slA for
long, and is3 s61is3A for demand.
Government bonds weak and lower.
State bonds dull
Railroad bonds i7Syer; the following were the
changes compared with last previous sales decline
OK nCC&IC frsts Trust Company certificates, q
In Denver & Rio Grande iirsts, u in Wabash seconds
tex coupon, u in Missouri, Kansas & Texas firsts
consols assenttd and Eric seconds consolidated
and y In Missouri, Kansas q Texas seconds. There
advance of u IN Canada Southern firsts guar
anteed New York Elevated Railroad firsts sold ut
1iOA and Metropolitan firsts ut 1857. The stock
speculation was irregular and unsettled Al tho
opening weak feeling set IN and prices declined q
to $ per cent, Lake Shore leading the downward
movement Toward noon the market took an u p
ward turn and there was recovery of a to ~ per
cent, but money becoming rather tight there were
some free sales of Lake Shore and the Granger shares
which depressed the entire list causing reaction OF
to RX rallied to 84s4, and closed ut "a st. Louis Il
San Francisco was weak and declined 1s6DJ per cent,
on the day the latter fist preferred. In the final
dealings there was fractional recovery from the
lowest point In some cases.
Total sales 276,O0O shares of which 5000 were
Erie, $4,000 were Lake Shore 1000 were Northwest,
22,V0 were ST. Paul. 5000 were Ohio II Mississippi,
10 900 were Delaware Lacknwanna Western. 1900
were New Jersey Central, 600 were Michigan Cen
trail, 1900 were Western Union, 5000 were Pacific
Mail 1000 were st. Louis & San Francisco, 1000 were
Sutro Tunnel.
ha fnii yinua ha natn
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Running His Own Cirenn.

II say, John, did ye sec the circusP" yelled
a little boy to another last evening.
"No.o.o.o, didn't see the circus" sneering
ly said John, who had been kept in the housi
for disobedience.
"lumph Ought TO have been there; big
gest show you ever seed; elefants and cameilJ
and boacontwistcrs, and-and everythin'. III
| couldn't go to circus I'd run away"
"Who wants to go to ger old circus?" yelled
John. 81 had circus all to myself. Tied the
milk pitcher to tho cats tail, and the cat
knocked down the flower pots, and smashed
the pitcher and broke a pane of glass. Gel
away wild yer old crcuses been to more'n
four hundred, and didn't have so much fun f;
and didn't get licked nuther," and the boy
who had been to the circus felt as if he'd got
hold of the castor oil bottle by mistake.-0a
City Derrick.
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Probate Court-Judge es.-Rogister Webster
presented the following accounts, which were ex-
amned and passed by the court: In re estate OF
Louisa NJ. Whitlesey first account of admlnistra-
tor. In re estate of Sarah Butler; first account OF
Administrator. IN re estate Of Clara Whilst first ac-
count of administrator. In re estate OF Patrick
Fitzgerald; first account of administrative. In re
estate OF Henry ID. Wissner; first account of adj
ministratriX In re estate of Amos Hart first ac-
count of administrator. r. i. aud l., r. Dye guard.
ians; second account. Edmond s. Briggs, guardian;
first account Charles S. Gill GUARDIAN first
guardian and individual account Helen NJ. My
ers, guardian first account Adjourned.
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SUNDAY. MY rs 'G Is. l ~ Ar $40 A. NJ.

To take effect
SUNDAY, MAY Is, 1879, AT 40 A. NJ.
AM Leave Washington;
5:O5--tNEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND Bos-
BSlimo T only stops g. Shipey's' Laurel; an.
and Mount Wlnans. Breakfast ut Relay station.
Obo-Bal,imore, Annapolis, and Way. Qiiedmont,
slrssburg, winchester. Hagorslon, Frederick,
ssCSS~ttBATftMoBE XNp Laurel, EXPRESS.
sSo1NEW YORK.; PHI IL bb II, . BOSTON,
New York mud Philadelphia. , ,,,,,,,,, $50,
tST h2XIs cXprRRAgQ G2l a5ISie a ASp
town. and Valley Branch SeSsePt s su,p ~
sOo.ion Sunday only-Baltlmoro, Annapolis, and
1000 BALTIMoRE EXPRESS. Stops at BlOdens-
burg, College, Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolis juno
ton. Jessup's, and Hanover
SS AknHHR2ihn pGR5 Gy HGS TSs
is,Iton Sunday M oniys siSIt M s nnd Way
sS go n And WY sIali95s AMMAN
~ REL ExPiti:ss. Frederick, Via Relay. Stop.
a., at An,napolis Junction Al. ,,.u...,on ,v,n.
e@sssis5: and S %Sy sstSas; on sunday 70 Point
HHPPr%1Ns 6 Sqd SIE . AND
T oS MXP SoS eIS sss y
boat at Canton, Stops at Bladensburg aud Laurel.
Od-fOlnt OF ROCKS anu WAY SthtlOn5
7OO-tBAltmore and Way stations.
i0-tBALTIMOREAEXPRE Eilicott City, via
Relay.
Si5-tCHICAGo, COLUMBUS. AND PrTTsBURd
EXPRESS. Sleeping car to Chicago Pittsours'
iCi5efN s y S'S YoRk, PHILADELPHIA, AND BAL,
TfMORE EXPRESS stops at Bladensburg and
laurel Sleeping car to New York and special
sleeping chr to Phlladelphia - - -
ii'0o.tST LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
Pullman cars.
Sunday.
All trains stop ut Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore mud
Ohio ticket Station and COS $40
| and 1i35 Pennsylvania avenue-where orders Will be
taken for baggage be checked and received At any
| point In the city. w. M: CLEMENTb,
Master OF Transportation.
/. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO KO0NTZ Dnnaral
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AT SARAToGA.-She introduced Mr.. Peters to all
OF her circle. and when her daughter Kate sweetly
lisped Mithter Peters be softly said; why don't
auantance" she blushingly replied 4" But" said
he my name is Poet, not Peters" "Oh mamma,
how could your said the gentle Kate repTovlngly.
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DRoPosALs FOR COAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRIsrINd.
July l5 1879
Sealed proposals will be received at this office until
IL O'Clock Friday, August 49, 1872 for furnishing
1000 tons run of mine Georges Creek Cumberland
conditions required by section 37li Revised Statutes
of the United Sates viz: That the coal shall weigh
220 pounds to the ton, be Inspected and weighed on
the Treasury scales, and at the time Of delivery the
quantity Of each load to be certified to by the person
appointed and qualified under the law for that pur-
pose and that the prescribed fee of twenty cents for
each ton OF coal inspected and weighed shall be paid
by the contractor The coal to be delivered at this
Bureau in such quantities and at such times MS may
be required.
No payment will be made without the certificate OF
the Inspector that the coal IL such the contract calls
for, nor until the account has been rendered In the
proper form and duly audited.
The right reject bids waive defects Is reserved
Proposals must BIO Endorsed Proposals TOR Coal"
and addressed to U. II. IRISH,
Chief Bureau Engraving and Printing,
jyi6 Washington. ID. G.
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AUCTION SALES.
X, A. MCINTYRE, Real Estate Broker
LIE OlS II street northwest.

K, A. MCINTYRE, Real Estate Broker
LIE 0S street northwest.
TRUSTEES, SALE Of A DESIRABLE NEW
THHEE-STORY PRESSED BRICK FRONT
DWELLING, NO. 2lOi III STREET N. w.
by order OF deed OF trust dated June II, a. d.
1871 duly Tecorde in liber sos folio No 49, of the
land records OF the Dist let ofColumba and at the writ
ten request OF the party secured thereby Will sci ut
public nu lion. In front Of The prrn ises, on FRIDAY,
tho I'm day Of August 1870 AT 530oclock NJ hg FOL.
lowing de crbcd real estate situate In the city OF
wash ngton d. g., to witt All that piece or parcel OF
ground described the west twenty feet front Of lot
numbered nineteen In square mum red severty-nine,
by the cep OF lot, beginning for the san.e ut tho
northwest corner OF said lot and running east along
the line OF North III street twenty feet thence south
one hundred ad twenty-five feet thence west twenty
ieet and thence north inc hundred and twenty-five
feet to the point OF beginning together with the im
prOvcmcnts, &C., &c.
Terms One-third cash, and balance in six, twelve
a. eighteen months with interest Mt eight per cent
per nnnum until aid or all ,as at tue option OF the
purchaser sion deposit to DO paid at time OF sale and
all cOnveynnClng at purchasers cost. IL terms OF sale
are not complied with In seven days, the property
purchaser. VIM ID. CASStN,
WIN. n. ROACH
nu5-eo&1s n uslees.
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Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal.

Cleared-Boats NJ Forbes Il l. Belts, p German;
NJ Young, Laura. Geo Il Confer, j N Thomas q
Meredith, Cumberland, NJ ID Corse II Anderson,
Thoo Dean, VIM Young, b Bannan, /. Read, s ]
Kelly, Blackwell, Bessie q, Jennie NJ Jr j. W PoE
finger 4 Dunlop, Addie George Il III Darby, Clyde
and Bessie, SiN Chi dren. Bradburn, Onward, q w
Adams, ii Boyd, Lexington, w Snyder, ] Is Thorn
as, Fall River, IL Plat and J Clary.
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IT seems to be generally conceded by all who
the White Mountains is unprecedented this season,
the number being a long way ahead Of anything
that has been noted in the past. But 1t is also APP
parent that the big hotels are 10 more crowded
than formerly, and that the surplus guests are
domiced at boarding houses and with private
fnu,ilinq
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Georgia Is five years old. His mother had UNI
dressed him for bath before putting him to bed.
AS he stood before her he said, Now, mamma, I'm
Il kid" Yes. dear" said She You know what
kind Of a kid am, mammag mo. darling"
well, nakid." Ills mother thinks that is good for
a hid nf his ago
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING,

UNITED STATES ESoINEER OFFICE.
1907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
WAsHISGroN, ID. O., August y, 1879.
Sealed proposals for Dredging in the following rlv-
ers aud harbors will be received at this Office al IL m
on Wednesday September 10, 1879. and opened imme-
diately thereafter
]. Washington Harbor, D. Q.
@ Mount Vernon Channel (Potomnc river),Va,
= Breton Bay, Nd, and Nomin Creek, Va.
L. Urbana Creek (RappahannOck rlver),Na
Specifications, containing detailed Information nnd
blank forms OF proposals, can be obtained at TINS
Office The right reject any all proposals Is re-
served S. T. ALERT,
au6-6t u. Is. Civil Engineer.
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PROPOSALS FOR ELEVATORS.

OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINGToS d. O., August ., 1879.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office until
II m the Doth day of August 1870 for furnishing,
delivering lifting and putting in place complete two
hydraulic Elevators In the Treasury building in nc
cordtnce with drawings and specifications, copies of
which, and any additional information may be had
ON application at this Office.
JAS. q, HILL,
aus Supervising Architect.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FILLING AND GRADING
4 Grounds south OF the Executive Mansion.
OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDIHos AND oRouNDs
OLD BUILDING, NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASiifNgroN, u. G., August IL, 1870.
Proposals for furnishing earth aud soil for hlllng
and grading grounds south of the Executive Mansion
will be received until August 2st, at IL me- and
opened Immediately thereafter,
Specifications, blanks, and ANY further Information
required can be obtained Mt this Office.
TUOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
Lieut. Col. OF Engineers, U s. A.,
hnl3 In chnrge of Pnbllc Buildlngs and Orounds.
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1910 GREAT 1910
49, pENNsYLyANIA ROUTE
apr m b B%9pB p TRACK sTEEE HAIT roure
sfANNDiD sohNhNaa kSSfH .o f'4oif
TRAINS nE n EE WAsTi hTNE rom Depot cor
ner OF Sixth and b streets, rs followsi
For Pl,tsbprs and she West 1889 a n. daily. with
Piisburg 10 CINCINNATI st. I LOUIS sf and Chicago;
Sr fb PsEGs Exc R&lERS1p
For Canandaigua, Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls
Gs NSfg az 8 daily win tSo PasSe cSr;
to SsnnnSH'gua , For WilliamSport Lock Maysn
New ssTns iS East say %
cSe n Sf % s Sh RfSs Sas
800 n, M. daily. except Sunday.
For Brooklyn New Xork all tnr9Sgn trains conn ees
5sss @ wii ranssr % Futon
Ing double forriage and Journey across Now YORK
For Philadelphia. S35 a. m. and 1880 p M daily,
except sunday; $3.50, and 1918 M daily. Linn
For naiinore KS & s as @ naI sRa @ O
p r., daily, except Sunday; 1890 a. me- $780, 7;4o
For Popes Creek Line go a. M and 40 p. m. daily.
For AnRapOs 5:aO a. m. and 40 p m. daily, except
ALExANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
| WAY AND ALEAANDRlA AND WASHING
For aessndIia g. rs g. 10, II n M and lis, q, 400
80 and 1l;N p. m. On Sunday'9 ~ m' iiS'
For Richmond and the South, $50 a. M. daily and
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, g. 7,l5 8,
m g 10, IL a m, and l. g. 40, o, and II p. IN.
Tickets. Information, sleeping and paror-car 40
commodations can be procured at the olices-north-
avenue, northeast ofSixth street and Pennsyl
yanla avenue and at the depot where orders can be
ei for the checking OF baggage TO destinations nom
L. p FARMER, General Passenger Agent
| FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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Georgetown River Front.

ADVERTISEMENTS ID III Anthony, Westgate, Fall
River. Daniel Brown, Borden, Fall River.
ClenTed-SchOOners A n Shaw, Lyman, New Bed.
ford with sos tons coat Theo Dean, Evans, Fall
River, with ITO tons coal
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u EDUCATIONAL. ann
$40 PER OR. OF TEN WEEKS,
THE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH
u

j. W. HUNT A. NJ, Principal,
Commences It's twelfth year SEPTEMBER in the
north session OF Dr. Sunderlands church, Four
and.h- half street northwest
Circulars containing further In Information. with csti-
monias from few of best citizens, be had at
the book stores, the principal may be addresse
through p. o. box 535, and an interview obtained.
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field, Thomas Murray, Charles Williams, Asaph
Hall, Kerfoot Shute and David Wills.

Hall. Kerfoot shute and David Wills.
A slight change made In the system Of duty OF
the Metropolitan police OF Georgetown went into
effect yesterday. by the old arrangement the
mounted men were not required to do night duty,
but now they will have TO trot their nags over INC
cobble-stones long afler the shades of night have
fallen. This new arrangement was made IN ORDER
to equalze the amount Of service performed by the
officers, as heretofore the men mounted on their
feet had to do nearly double the work
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The Great DoubleTrack
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
TO the
NORTH, NORTHwEsr WEST, AND SOUTH.
WEST
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OF THE INTERIOR.
~ wAsnIs0ToN, August IL, 1870.
PROPOSALS FOR FUEl

Sealed proposals will be received until ~ o'clock m,
Wednesday, August ~. 1870, for furnishing coal and
wood to this department for the present fiscal year
Instructions TO bidders will he furnished on appli-
G. SCHURZ,
nu12 Secretary
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EOR SALE,

EoR sALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
II property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN & CO.,
St Cloud Building Real estate and loans Jy8i-iy
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Spencerian Business College
COR. sEVENTH IND SITS. N. W.

Gives education for rea, life to and daughters
Tho course comprises Penmanshp, Spelling, Compo
| sltlon Correspondence, Business Arithmetic, Single
and Double Entry Bookkeeping Business Practice,
Political Economy. Commercial Law and Lectures,
Day and evening sessions Open for reception Of stu
dents last Monday in August and thereafter. For par
tlculars visit the College address
au6 II. G. SPENCER, Principal.
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H. r. MBOLD'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU

las NO EQUAL IN diseases peculiar TO females
'hronic Inflammation OF the Uterus, and all com.
lninta Incident to tn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-02
SUICIDE.
John Christian, Being Mentally De-

John Christian, Being Mentally De-
ranged, Commits Suicide.
Friday morning, at quarter past 5 clock,
John Christian, native of Germany, aged
fifty-two years, and clerk by occupation,
committed suicide by hanging himself to o
door panel at his residence, No. 41G st. Ann
street, between Galvez and Miro. His body
was discovered by Mr.. Britter, q neighbor,
and cut down.
a reporter OF this paper visited the scene Of
the tragedy and obtained the following facts !:
The deceased, to carry out his work of self
destruction, took a curtain from q side OF the
door OF his room, and after twisting IL into
rope, attached Que end OF 1t to the transom
bar and the other around his neck.
He then kicked the chair from under him,
and the fall not being sufficient to break his
neck, he died from strangnlHtion.
The friends OF the deceased state that he
was most exemplary man, and his
act is attributed to mental arrangement.
This Is the only cause that can be assigned, as
he was In easy financial circumstances. Chris
tian leaves an only daughter to mourn his
untimely end. z.= ..#
Mr.. Marx. crockery dealer, No 81 Common
street, In whose employ Christian WAS in the
capacity Of q clerk, will see that the daughter
Is cared for.
Z Deputy Coroner Cain viewed the body and
gave a certificate Of death according with the
facts
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Men VINO Make the World Better.
Providence Journal.


II haven't been In these here parts" OBJ
served grizzly old gentleman at our shout
der In car No. ia. for nigh on to twenty
year til now, and | love to ride up and down
in these ears to see ii | can set my eyes on
the face of an old friend. 1t does me good to
ste human faces, for [ believe there is some
thing good behind 'em. Pm forty miner [
remember the time when / was five thousand
miles from home, straight as the crow flies
without a red cent. | was hungry, thirsty
tired, miserable and moneyless. Hellor said
a voice. Hollow back said |, and then a
young fellow came down the land, and he
said, Old hoss how are your Hearty
said /, and dead broke
Then the young man plunged his hand into
bis pocket and drew out as much as $500 In
bright gold. Help yourself he said, and
turned his head away 1 knew you when |
saw you only a dusty speck on the road. You
gave me drink and got me q doctor when /
was threatened with the tremens, and there
is nothing In the world too good for YOU
love to live my life over continued the old
Californian, "beCause | see the noble in human
nature all along the line. Let EN- say what
they please, there is such a thing as principle
among men, and there are lots of us that try
to live up to it, AS the car stopped on
switch he stepped off and stretched himself
under an elm in a numerous daisy field. beam
ing upon the world at large approviugly over
his gold-boWed spectacles.
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A WOMAN AND HER RAZOR.

She Cuts Neighbor for Talking About
Her. ==.
Last night at 80 o'clock, on St. Louis
street, between Roman and Prieur, a difficulty
took place between two women named re-
spectively Mrs. Martha Gratis and Mrs. Susan
Ines, which terminated in the former having
her left arm laid open from the wrist to the
elbow with razor in the hands of the latter.
Mrs Ines was arrested by Officers Koener
and Cappo, of the Fourth Precinct Station,
charged with cutting and wounding with in
tent to commit murder.
Mrs. Crais was removed to the Charity
Hospital, where her wound was dressed and
pronounced not dangerous.
These two women are naighhors, and Mrs.
Ines, who has thei reputation Of being very
quarrelsome person, started out with her
razor with the intention of cutting Mrs
Marony, who had offended her. but upon
meeting Mrs. Gratis, charged her with passing
remarks detrimental to her character and cut
her, as above stated.
Mr.. Gratis in attempting to disarm Mrs. Ines
of her deadly weapon was cut slightly on the
hand.