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CHAREs A. FREEMAN, who wrecked a passen.
ger train on the New York Central Railroad at
CanaIdaigua on the 9th instant, is evidently a
dangerous lunatic or dangerous criminal. He
says he thought the cars were loaded with
exterm1nate every man, woman, and child OF
that religion. 1t is apparent that man enter
tanning such sanguinary views In regard to q
to be kept under lock and key, sane or insane
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-20

AN OLD BURGLARY CAsE.-In the Criminal
Court, Judge Hagner, to-day, the case OF VIM.
Parker and John Payne, indicted with Frank
Heideman and Lawson Hanis) Tor burglary In
In breaking into the house or Dominfck Nc
Gwyne, corner OF 18th and E streets, on the
night OF the 18th OF October, 1871, and larceny
Of tobacco, &C.. was placed on triai-p. E.
Heideman and Harris were each convicted one
getting four years at Albany and the other
three years, and those now on trial made
their escape, and kept out OF the way for
some time, but were apprehended last fall.
oficer Breen TESTIFIED that on the night In
question he saw two parties at the window OF
the house-F. Heideman and Willie Parker; got
In Q hack and told the driver to take him over
and he did so, and then went to get his partner,
Officer Columbus, and returned: one Of the par
ties took from the window something like box
and two Others jumped out and they went to-
wards the White Lot, and witness jumped out
and pursued them calling them to ''halt," and
fired two shots at them when one dropped; wit
ness followed the Others TO the White Lot, and
losing sight OF them returned TO the man who
had dropped and lifted him up, this man hav-
ing bottle OF liquor In each hand. The case
was on trialwh our report closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-20

THE YOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC NATIONAL UNION
was in session In Richmond nearly all day yes
president, Right Rev. John j. Keane, Of Rich
m0nd first vice president, Rev. John Walsh, OF
Albany, New York; second vice president, Hon.
secretary, Juan A. Pizzint, of Richmond; ma
uonal treasurer, Howard Bushnells, OF WASH
tngton. The next session will be held In WASH
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REVOLUTION IN PANAMA.


AsPNwALL, June 20-Panama Is In a state of
revolution. The Star and Herald OF the 9th has
the following: On Saturday, the 9TH inst, Gen.
Rafael Akpurn left this city ostensibly for Bo-
gotta. He was accompanied to Aspinwau by
number OF his friends and par1SanS, where
they were to bid ad1eu to the chief, who an
nounced himself somewhat ostentatiously as
being tired and disguised with Isthmus politics
and longed for the serene atmosphere and
larger life OF the Columbian capital. At half
past on the same evening provisional gov.
ernment was declared, with Gen. Aizpurn as
provisional president, N. Lozada Plise as secre.
tary OF government, and NJ. r. de La Tore as
secretary OF Hacienda. The revolutionary party
shortly afterwards took possession OF the Guar
tel, where but slight resistance was made,
as only Two persons We're wounded. Aizpurn is
reported to have fifty to one hundred
men under arms and thoroughly determined to
succeed. CaSorla the same night was quietly
taken prisoner and marched out to the
Rio Grande station, on the railroad,
at which place a hand-car was procured,
and the party made all haste for Aspinwal,
where he was ment by bis rival, Aizpurn. In
Pansma measures were taken to prevent dis
order: The second Deslguado was invested with
presidential authority.
A Revolution to Laugh at.
AsPENwALL, June 10.-Undoubtedly this at
tempt at revolution will cease to morrow or the
next day. 1t lacks the sinews OF war money
and beef, and is laughed at by all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-20

IN THE NURsKRYMEN's CONVENTION at Clevs.
land, land, Ohio, yesterday, George W. Campbell OF
culture. T. s. Hubbard, OF Fredonfa, Ohio, was
elected president. The convention appointed
committees to confer with the American Pomo-
logical Society on the expediency Of organizing
national horticultural society.
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The ApproprfatfOn Bills.

TWO WILL BIZ CERTAINLY SIGNED BY THE PRESI-
DENT; THE OTHER ONE PROBABLY.
The legislative bill has not been received by
the President. 1t Will be signed. The army
bill win also be signed. The changes made in
the judicial bill, striking out its most objec-
uonable features, make it possible that that
measure may also be approved. The President
has not come to this conclusion, however, and
1t Is Impossible to tell whether it Will be veto
or an approval until the bill as passed uuder-
goes an examination by the President.
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THE LONDON WALKING MATCH.
Weston TWenfY.Six NIiles Al,nah

LONDON, June 20, 10 a. m.-Weston stil main.
tains his decided lead in the contest for the
Ashley belt. At 9:45 O'Clock this morning the
scores were: Weston, 4Os miles; Brown. ss2
Brown is obliged TO take frequent rests while
Weston Is going strongly.
Weston Still Gaining.
LONDON, June 2O.-At 3 O'Clock this afternoon
Weston had scored 42S miles and Brown 400
Weston was going well.
Weston IS Miles Ahead.
LONDON, June 2O.-At five O'Clock pm. the
scores Of the pedestrians were:-Wesuon, ASS
miles; Brown, 400 miles,
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New Comet.

ROCHESTER, N. T., June 2O.-Professor Swift
discovered new comet at O'Clock this morn
ing In constellation Berseus, right ascension,
two minutes thirty seconds declention north IS
degrees. It is quite bright, of q strong conden-
satlOn, and has short TAIL moving about one
four nights ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-20

Col. SCOTT.-The Philadelphia Ledger pub
reports Of the condiction OF the health Of Mr..
ThOs. A. Scott were not satisfactory. The
Ledger Is assured that the latest reports from
Mr.. Scott were very favorable.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r<ao ROCK HILL COLLEGE COMMENCE
VIZ MENT The College will holt its Com
mencenent this year on MONDAY. the 23d instant
at pm. The train leay ing Washington at 80 p.
m ~ i'll connect at the Relay with a special train
leaving Camden Station at :I5 p m. je2l2e
FSS ALL BAKERS DOING BUSINESS IN
ASS Washing gton aud Georgetown are res oecs-
fully invited to attend a meeting on TUESDAY,
,Juue 24 at 2 O'Clock m, at the German Hal llth
street. tetwe sn F ard NV. Object, to establish q
uniform price for bread
cost SEVERAL BAKERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-20

Hon. FERNANDO WOOD sailed from New York
Wednesday, In the LabrOd0, for Havre. His
health Is Indifferent, but he anticipates much
Deneflt from the sea voyage and change of
scene. He expects to be back In season to be in
his place at the opening OF the regular session
OF Congress-
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AnnuufnnOA-

UPPER BARTLETT, N. a., June 2O.-John j.
Harding, OF Glen Station, who was arrested
yesterday, brought here and examined on a
charge OF numbering the missing sewing ma
chine agent, B. F. Elliott, was acquitted.
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APPLICATION FOR AN INJUNCTION To-day Mr.
NJ. Langhorne for FL. Armand Bodin, fled a bill
for an Injunction against III. s. Davis and @. K.
Harris, to restrain the last named from issuing
an execution against him. Plaintiff charges
that he is the proprietor OF a restaurant ana
summer garden at 10S e street, as a tenant OF
which date he has been holding the same with
out contract or lease: that on the 2Sth OF May he
was served with notice TO quit by Davis, who
seven days' writ for possession: that on lime
10th Harris, intending to injure him and to de-
prive him OF his right to 30 Gays notice. gave
Judgment against him: that he appealed and
said Harris intending to deprive him OF his
right OF appeal fixed the amount OF bond at
81, 500, which is excessive, and he therefore
prays an Injunction, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-20

THE CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
yesterday completed their state ticket. and it
stands as follows: Governor, George c. Perkins;
Lieutenant Governor, Gen. John Mansheld sec
Kenfield; treasurer, John Well; attorney gen.
eral, A. L. Hart; surveyor general J. w. Shank
lin; superintendent Of public instruction, F. NJ.
and A. P. Catlin, j. s. Belcher, G. T. Richards,
j. E. Hale, M. d. Mynck and E. D. Wheeler for
associate Justices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-20

INC COuRIe&0IIOm6l A66OCf0tfOne
PHENICIA. N. T., June 2O.-The Congrega-
monal tic Association, numbering eighteen Ia the
DR.: Storrs. Lyman Abbott, with other dfstin,
gutshed clergy ana laymen and ladies' arrived
from Margarettv1lle, Delaware county, where
and Delaware railroad YESTERDAY afternoon
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Looking After a Spanish Cattle Ship
PENSACOLA, FLA, June 20.-The revenue cut
Ter Seward has sailed for st. Andrews Bay to
LOOK alter the Spanish steamer now there load
Ing cattle. DR.. E. NJ. Wright, member OF ohe
National Board OF Health from Tennessee. ac-
companled the expedition.
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~ -Adv1ces from Idaho state that everything
is satisfactorily arranged with Chief Moses
ana other lately disanected Indians, and they
VIII go on the leW reservation.
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Maryland Democratic State Conyen.

BALTIMORE, June 2O.-The democratic state
central committee to-day designated the 9Th of
August for holding state convention In this
city to nominate candidate for governor, at
torney general, comptroller OF the treasury and
clerk OF the Court Of Appeals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-20

SAN FRANCESCA, June 20.-The workingmen,s
municipal convention last evening nominated
z: Curtin, q dry goods dealer, for tax collector.
Charges were preferred against the nominee for
mayor, Rev. !. s. Kallock, based on his career
10 Boston. He Will be placed on his defence In
the convention this evening,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-20

NEW YORK, June 20.-At the Church OF the
Pilgrims, last evening, Miss Marie Gordon
Pryor, eldest daughter OF Gen. Roger A. Pryor,
was married to Henry Rice, Virginia planter.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. DR..
StOrrS,
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Iillie Duer,. Fine Paid.

SNOW HILL. ND, June 2O.-The friends of
Miss Lille Duer and others made up and paid
the fine Of $500 this morning, and she was re-
leased and went home with her father.
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CURE BY ABSORP1lON!
The Great External Remedy.
sSAPAN u l. E.
A FLUID ABSORBENT.

NO RUBBING, OR PADS
No medicine ever introduced into the household IL
II any member is attacked by fever OF any kind.
Warm Bath containing ''SAPANULE" will surely
In any sudden stack OF pain In any part Of the Or
ganisn, and from whatever cause, apply 'aAPA-
NSff1' NRHE'6M&TfsM. a1S M 1A NEGRA1sIA, HEApAGHE.
ohld Children. md al Inaam9atory Troubles, sre cured
promptly BY the application Of ''6APAMULE;n Il
VIII stop the worst bleeding at once PILES, ,B0ILS,
G9LD s0RE Of san y tis fs
All Soreness Of Muscle and Exhaustion Of Nerve
Are fhs Dy tie sISS s
nations from the body OF feet, by adding small
quantity to sponge or foot bath ,oru,o,,
in caees Of exposure te MALARIA ~ PQIMSON. or
The the RssfapSe ssd Tee
tive; IL loSgsd Dst p IN tas syssPeTt VIII
should have 8 bottle, for It VIII take the fire out
In a accidents Of every kind and nature, to which
the living organism ID liable.
"SAPANULE"
is the marvel OF virtue that ceanses and heals o.
II is the most powerful assistant to nature ever
offered to the public and every family should have
bottle, for it VIII save life. Satisfachon guaranteed
Pint and Quart Bottles, Soc. aud SLOO.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY, Prop's,
my3l-sm 235 Broadway, ny.
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SUIT FOR DAMAGEs.-To-day Mr.. F. T. Brown
ing, for Henry S. Delhi, entered suit against
Geo. Gross for 5000 damages. Delhi charges
that on March 24th last defendant represented
that he was the owner I'm possession OF certain
agreed to rent to plaintiff, and relying on de-
fendants representation plaintiff gave up his
residence In the city, and with his wife and
family removed TO Herndon, when he found
that defendant had rented or leased the place
10 another party, by which promises he suf-
fered greatly and was put 10 much trouble and
exneYse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-20
THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTO-DAY.-Internal rev.
hue, 1887 1925 40; customs, 1890, ,103 S2


AT THE WHITE HoUsE.-Representati Mar
tn IN. c., Humphrey, O'Connor, Hawk and
Sapp called on the President TO- day.
No&INAT1ON.-The President nominated to
the Senate to-day oscar G. Wall to be post
master at Lanesborough. MINI.
AT THE CABINET MEETING this afternoon the
was some discussion of the r Visions of Il
bill providing for a commission to report urOa
Mississippi The question Of appointments 10
the naval academy was also considered.
THE LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATION BILL ives
announced to the House at half-past twelve
O'Clock to-day as duly enrolled, and was signed
by Speaker Randall. 1t was at once taken to
Thurman and sent to the President. 1t will be
law in all probability before night.
THE ADJOURNMENT QuEsT1oN.LThe Senate
committee on appropriations to-day reported
to the Senate that they could not see their way
clear as yet to designate any day for final ad-
journment. Should the army bill pass the Sen
committee viii repoit, fixing tuesday next as
the day OF final adjournment.
ALL IS Qu1Er at the Capitol to-day, in both
wings. Senator Lamar has not sent a challenge
to Senator Conkling, nor has Senator Conknng
sent challenge to Senator Lamar. There will
be no challenge passed between them. The war
seems to be over, and both belligerentS satisfied
as the matter now stands
GOVERNMENT ASYLUM FOR THE INsANE.-The
President to- day commissioned the following as
the visitors to the government hospital for the
insane:-JOhn LanahaD, DID,, VIM. Grier U. s.
N, and Joseph X. Barnes, U. s. A.
THE DEMOCRATS OF THE SENATE expect to have
quorum Of their own members in attendance
before to. day session closes. Among the alb
sentees who arrived to-day were Senators Nc
PhersOn and Grover. Senator Butler Is expect
ed In this afternoons train. The understanding
among Senators seems to be that a vote on the
army bill is to be taken in the Senate at six
O'Clock this evening. 1t Is now quite probable
that all the appropriation bills will be laid
before the President by tomorrow night.
WHO THEY AREN'T. Geo. F. Robinson, nom-
mated by the President yesterday to be pay
master in the army, is the watchman who as
sisted In saving Secretary Seward's life from
the attack of the assassin Payne. Mr.. W. G.
Creary, OF Michigan, nominated for similar
position, Is the late postmaster of the U. S.
Senate
THE TALLAPoosA left Philadelphia yesterday
for the Norfolk navy yard.
MARINE ORDERs.-Capta1n 81. C. Cochrane Is
detached from the League Island (Pa) navy
yard, and will report for duty at the Brooklyn
barracks. Second Lieutenant g. r. Benson is
detached from the Brooklyn barracks, and Is
ordered to the Mare Island {Cal.) barracks.
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to,cn Stock Yard, June 18th, 1879, reported by
Lewis ID. Means & Co.-265 cattie-256 sOid ar
prices ranging from ss<c. TO 5hc per pound.
ranging from 81 to 4Ac. per hound: lambs
from ~ TO 5kc. per pound. is cows and calves
sold az prices ranging from SIS to SO each.
Market dull.
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Sons of Temperance.

Yesterday afternoon the Sons OF Temperance,
including the delegations to the national divi-
sion and others, made up party OF 300 on the
steamer W. w. Corcoran, Capt. L. L. Blake and
visited Mount Vernon. At the tomb OF WASH
ington q select orchestra rendered dirge. Dele
gate w. E. McDonough sang Washingtons
Grave" M. w. P. George W. Ross, on behalf OF
the Canadian delegation. made few remarks,
paying beautiful tribute to the memory Of
Washington. Mr.. T. N. Bradley responded ap-
proprfateiy. and the gueste moved up the walk
from left 10 right. Viewed the tomb, and pro-
ceeded to the mansion. through which they
were conducted by superintendent Hollings-
worth. After spending a couple OF hours at the
mansion and In inspecting the grounds the party
re-embarked on the Corcoran and returned TO
Miss Minnie Mnsbsr 4at ~ Rsi ana
the company very agreeably with singing and
Jecitations.
FOURTH DAY.
The National Division assembled at $50 this
morning, with the NJ. w. P, Hon. George w.
Ross, presiding stephen B. Ransom, Of New
Jersey. occupying the P. NJ. W. P.'s chair. The
which was adopted. The committee on cere-
monies and regalias presented report, which
was adopted. A resolution offered by b. ID.
Cushing, OF Boston. to establish the minimum
fee OF Initiation at 81 and the quarterly dues at
25 cents was laid upon the table after much dis
cusslon. A telegram from the order in Ciucin-
matt, welcoming the National Division In 1850,
An invitation from Equal Division, OF this city,
to attend their session this evening was
adopted. A resolution OF thanks was voted to
the several committees OF the grand division or
the District OF Columbia for the warm and cor
dial reception extended to the national dtvis-
Ion during the session. The following reSolu-
ton was adopted: Whereas the national div's-
ion has approved the principle OF a national
mutual relief association; and whereas it ts
necessary for the proper presentation OF the
subject to the members OF the order OF sons OF
temperance that the national division should
give the subject its endorsement: Therefore
Resotred, That this national division select a
commission OF nine members, who shall be au-
tholized to procure charter OF Incorporation
and carry out the purposes OF such an associa-
tion. At one O'Clock adjourned sine die.
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THE WoRKNGMEN's BUILDING ASSOCIATION
At the first meeting for payment OF dues In the
Workingmens Building association, held last
night at Bergmann's hall, Sth and streets q
very gratifying showing was made, and large
number OF shares paid on. Dues hereafter Will
be paid on the second Thursday OF each month.
Lieut. Jno. r. Kelly is president, Mr.. T. ID. DAILY,
treasurer, and John Z. Lynch, secretary and
the following directors were elected: Thomas
Broderfck, Bernard Ktlmarten, Timothy
Costello, r. j. Riordan, Peter McCartney.
j. j. Fuller, and Dennis Fogarty.
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Ro NEW YUhK OFFICE
ADIAIDE CONSOLIDATED SILVER MINING
AND SMELLING co.
No 90 BROADWAY, CORNER OF WALL STREET,
SECOND Floor.
NEW YORK, June IA, 1879 AT meeting OF the
Beard Of Directors Of this Company, held this day,
il was unanimously resolved to rescind the resO u
tons passed the Goth Of May, 1879, author zing
the issue Of 1t-ye,r Mo. tsage Bonds. And it was
up uparnously resolved to issue First MOI tgage Oou
pen Bonds, dated June Cd, 1S19 to bear interest at
per cent per annum, payable hafyearly, Bonds
to be payable five years after date and rede enable
at option of the Directors 60 days notice at
par. and accrued interest Prior to the payment OF
divlden sufficient amount is to be reserved to
pay of all bonds issued and accrued interest.
stockholders desir'ns to subsc ibe are reuuests1
cay Of June' 1879 GRO a s.upsoN pres,de,t
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THE TALLAPOosA left Philadelphia yesterday
for the Norfolk navy yard.

MARINE ORDERs.-Capta1n 81. C. Cochrane Is
detached from the League Island (Pa) navy
yard, and will report for duty at the Brooklyn
barracks. Second Lieutenant G.. r. Benson is
detached from the Brooklyn barracks, and is
ordered to the Mare Island {Cal.l barracks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-20

AT THE WHITE HoUsE.-Representat Mar
tn On. Cl, Humphrey, OConnor, Hawk and
Sapp called on the President to- day.
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rAar TO TAXPAYERS.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
TREASURER AND ASSESSORS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. O., Juae 16, 1879. }
The schedules Of personal property are now ready
for delivery, and you are hereby required, in obe-
dience to law, to make out and return to this Ofic
within FoRTY-FIvE DAYS from this date Return
of Personal Property, ana in default Of such return
the Assessors are required by law to make out
statement Of your taxable property from the best
means they may be able to obtain, and you are
liable to q penalty OF fifty per centum in addition
thereto. ROBERT p. DODGE,
1el6-6t Treasurer and Assessor.
9~ NATURAL MINERAL WATERS.
A fresh eupply Of BETHESDA, BEDFORD and
0EYSER WATERS Just received from the springs,
and for gale on draught, at
MILBURN'H PHARMACY.
my1b-tr 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
~p STRAW MATING, OHILDREN'S GAR
" RIAGES. Mosquito Canopies, and Window
CARPET, and Upholstery Establishment OF W. B.
MOSES SON, corner 7th st. and Pa ave. NV. s4
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SUNDAY E1CuhsIoNs'
On ard after Sunday, june the sth, the Steamer
"THOMPSON" viii leave 9th street e.
Wharf EVERY SUNDAY, at ~.
O'Clock D. m for an excursion Gown
the Poton &C. returning at O'Clock Fare, twenty
five cents je5-1n
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NoMINATION.-The President nominated to
the Senate to-day oscar G. Wall to be post
master at LaneSbOrOugh, Mimi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-09
General News.

The restaurant cook is called an "oyster
stewdent" by the Cincinnati Commercial.
Seventeen East India vessels are now on
the way to Boston from Calcutta, Batavia,
Manila, Singapore, llolo, &C., all with full
cargoes.
much, neither should one carry silence to an
extreme. Still it is better to say nothing than
to talk nothings. paper.
At the North Carolina State Treasury
few days ago the officials were handling lot
of bonds, when bundle containing about
5000, 900 caught fire and burnt to ashes.
Wild beasts cause great havoc among the
cattle in some Russian provinces. In Novo-
gorod the horses and cows Of the peasants
daily fall victims. The authorities of
that province have during the past ten years
tried every possible way roofing out the
wolves and bears, but without any noticeable
success. In the year 1873 the loss there ran
as high as 1900 head of cattle.
Ethel, very little girl, is sent to one of
the schools where words and their meanings
are taught by descriptions of common objects
and by the application of terms to things
which the pupils may see. When she came
home the first day she examined her baby
brother critically as he lay in the cradle, and
said, "Mother, Fred's oblong and horizontal
amt he?"
$. w. Dollnger, who died of consumption
at the Massachusetts State Prison day or
two since, was a graduate of Harvard Col
lege and its law school, giving promise at the
time of very brilliant future. lie after
wards became dissolute, and to supply his ex-
travagant wants forged g., 800 check, for
which he was sentenced to the State Prison
for five years. His term would have expired
about the first of November. He is said to
have been very highly connected.
Deadwood has been rebuilt in hurry, even
! if Rome was not Merchants rehung their