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vICTORIo.s DEFEAT AID DEATH
DiNnaf Gr0l,a l.en- .rIcrsom


GhvEsroN, TExAs, Oct. 2S-A special dis
palch IRON san Antonio 10 the Galveston g.qcs
says; Gen. Grierson telegraphs from Fort O lit
uan lnc 1oliowing dispatch. which was received
iIoun COL IerrasaS: 'on the afternoon OF the
l4th attacked Nictorios hand IN the Castillo
mountains. He had fortified himself in the
mountains surrounded him In the morning.
ana ny simultaneous attack took his position
leaving Nictorfo and CD warriors, Is women and
Children dead and 6s women and captiyes
pr!SoEUs / have taken also lS0 animals. \
lost men Killed and IL wounded. Thirty
Indians who are at large went In the direction
OF BoSque Benito. competent force follows
them Gen. GrierSon also IelegrapnS: /" Be-
tween 30 and 50 Indians from Mescaiuo the
Apache agency IN New Mexico. were going as
far south into Texas as Sierra Diaoolo. evidently
with the Intention OF assisting or Joining VIC
torio, but were headed Of and turned back by
troops from E3gle springs and the GuIdalospe
nountains. The troops are pursuing the ln-
dianS through the Sacramento mountains. The
cavalry aivIg the Rio Gra1de are actively
scouting Hod watching fer the thirty warriors
hot HI ied by TtrFaSas"
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DEATH OF Bishop DoGGETT.--Bishop Daniel s.
Doggett, OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, died at his residence, In Richmond, Va,
last night. after O. prolracted illness. The de-
Methodist church. He was born in Lancaster
county, Va, In 1910. At an early age he read
law under his father, with the intention of en-
ter1Dg that profession. This design, however,
gan TO study for the ministry. Before he was
eighteen he entered the pulpit. Soon after ar
ilvlng at the age OF manhood DR.. DOggett en-
tefed the Randolph Macon College. an fnstitu-
iloh conducted by the Methodist church. After
leaving college he was assigned charge, and
nom mat time Till about 1873 he preached In
snost ail OF the principal churches OF hts de-
h honnnatlon In Virginia. In 1873 he was made
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SPEECH BY GEN. HANCOCK.
He VIII Cheerfully Abide the Yer
dict of November I'd.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-Nearly two hundred
citizens Of Brooklyn, most OF whom were Ger
mans, visited Governors Island yesterday, to
present to Gen. Hancock cane duly awarded
10 him as the presidential candidate, who had
received the largest number OF votes at the
ladies' fair of st. Matthew's German Lutheran
church, recently held in Brooklyn. ED. Arrtv-
ing on the island, they marched two abreast to
the generals headquarters. Rev. Henry G. Vos-
seller, pastor OF the church. made the presenta-
tiOn speech, to which Gen. Hancock replied as
follows: You have done me the honor OF pre-
sentiIg this cane to me as the victor OF Gettys-
burg. was not the victor. was soldier
there, AID but did my duty. l do not claim TO
be the victor. had an exceptional command
In the army, and therefore the honor fell to me
but what credit gained was due to the soldiers
commanded. II is hard to say who was the
victor CT Gettysburg, as all did their duty.
There were other generals at the battle and
other victors, but no history will ever be COM
piete enough to record the great number OF vic
tors In any successful engagement The people
OF Brooklyn were among the earliest and most
earnest advocates OF my nomination, and II /
should or should not be elected President, /
shall deem the result 10 be the VIII OF the
people and cheerfully submit TO the verdict OF
the I'd of November
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Illness of the Gar.

htFUhIfD fUIEUNbD b1 IHh NIHIlIoIbs
A telegram TO the \. Y. telegram from Paris,
Oct %. says: Strange reports are current in St
Petersburg In regard TO the tndi5po5ition OF the
Emperor. IL Is whispered that, despite all pre-
cautions taken by his household the Dihilists
have succeeded In poisoning him. Two or the
imperial cooks have. II is stated, been arrested
on suspicion.
telegram from London. oct. q. says: A
Berlin dispatch says that the health or the
Gar is so precarious as TO be a source OF grave
anxiety 10 those around him. The stroke OF
paralysis which he recently experienced is said
to have affected his brain. Hopes OF his re-
covery, however. have not been abandoned.
The dispatch further states that an escort OF
Russian officers have passed through Berlin,
having charge OF eight million rubleS, said TO
belong TO theCLars private fortune and designed
for investment abroad. What this may possibly
mean is obvious.
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The Counterfeit U. 8. Ronas

Jasper Owens, the bank note printer who WAS
arrested last week at his residence, East New
York, On charge of being implicated In the
alleged forgeries Of VIM. E. Brockway- was
taken @ oelore United States Commissioner Alien
election business the commissioner, who is chter
supervisor OF elections. adjourned the examine
@ non until November II: AS no objection was
inn1erposeG nnp Dy The United States secret service
was " 9 ADMITTED to bail, his bonds being liked at
SSoOO. HIS wife, Mrs. Owens, who owns CON
sioeraDle real estate in her own name In Kings
county, went on the bail bonds for the appear
ance OF ner husband upon the day fixed for his
eXamnatlon.-N y Herald, tO-dau
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The Destruction of Victorio.

DISPATCH FROM THE MEXICAN GENERAL.
Tie following dispatch las been forwarded to
the adjutant general:
MESSILLA, Oct 22.-Have Just received the fol-
lowing from Col. TerraS5aS confirming the de-
structlon OF Victorio: 81 attacked Fictorios
band in the Castillo mountains. He fortified
himself on that mountain, and ! surrounded
him On the next morning. By simultaneous
attack We took his position, leaving VicJOrio
and 60 warriors and is women and children
dead, and 6S women and children and two cap
tive prisoners; recovered also lis animals OF all
kinds. All the arms and pluader We're als1 LETT
In my possession. lost men dead and IL
wounded. There are still 80 Indians at large.
who did not arrive in time when We surrounds
those that fell, and they probably went IN the
direction OF the BOsque Bonita and Lagoao Las
PalloneaS. Although competent force follows
them, it Is easy to know with certainty which
way they go, as they are scattering. As soon
as any OF the forces who follow these dtsDersei
Indians return, shall communicate TO you what
Information they VIII give me OF their expedl-
ton. {Signed.l JOAQUIN TERRAssls."
This is one OF the results OF our mogenents
into Mexico, and virtually ends the war with
Fictcrio. Think j shall be able to head the
small party that have escaped whether they 90
east or west. Shall reorgani2e here having COL
umnS for operations both east and west
tSigned) BUELL.. Commanding.
General Buell. forwards TerrassaS dispatch
from Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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SOONER DIE THAN GO TO PRIsoN.-James Hol.
ON Wednesday to burglary, In the New York
court OF general sessions, and was sentenced ID
nlteen years Imprisonment After hearing Tn =
Officers In charge to shoot him. as he wo NJ 1
ralner Ole than be sent to prison. He rave
until his strength failed him, and he fell faint
prison.
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Failure of New York Coffee Mcr.
ehapf<-

NEW YORK. Oct. &c. Rlsley u Co., cofree
merchants at 20 Wall street. made an assign
ment yesterday TO Morgan }. o'Brien, lawyer
at $50 Broadway. No preferences were made
except one OF $4,000 for wages. The assignee
said that the liabilities are about sSaa. 600 and
that the assets are estimated at about 800 OOO
The assets are principally coffee In store. The
liabilities are due TO other dealers IN thls CITY,
about thirty In number, and TO banks. The
house ranked among the Oldest ana largest In
the trade. II was founded thirty years ago by
Christopher itfsley, who, with his son Leander
s. constituted the firm.
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Exploration Of the Island of Rorueo

NEW 0KS. Oct. PA London special says:
Occasional announcements gre made here or
the organization or q new British expedition for
the exploration OF the Island OF Boraeo. When
It Is formed it VIII be known as the Ratah
Brooke expedition. The praiseworthy efforts
OF Rear Admiral stevens, OF the L. = navy, TO
open up the trade OF the Carean peninsula TO
civilized nations, has resulted in failure, and
the enterprise has therefore been abandoned for
the present at least.
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AITEAPTED SUICIDE FROM RELIGIOUS MANIA
John i. Jones, travelling preacher and Tor
tempted suicide yesterday In that city by shoot
ing himself three times In the head. The bull
lets, however, were too small, and fatal wounds
cause OF the attempt w. Wv
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SUICIDE OF BRIGHAM YoUNG.-A despach to
tne Chicago Times from Salt Lake says: Brig
nam Young, ason Of the late Joseph A. eldest
son OF Brigham Young, ended a protracted
spree Tueseay night by taking dose OF NOR
phihe, which resulted In his death wednesday
Wife and two children
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IT Is WORTH WHILE to look at the planet Ju-
piter just now. on Saturday evening two OF
that planets satellites were visible TO the
naked eye one OF them very plainly SO, the
other less plainly, but still visible. 1t Is rather
rare TO see any one OF the Jovian satellites
Without the aid of q teleScOpe.-N. 7. Post.
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CLARA LOUISE kEILoGG's MARQUIS LOVER
The Vienna correspondent to the London 6iobe
writes as follows: Last night Miss kellogg was
singing the part OF Pauline I'm 'Miguon,' where,
Ia the second act. she has to open several biIets
letterof eight pages from a marquis who had
long been In love with her, IN which he once
more pressed his suit IN burning accents This
pretty ruSe was crowned with success. and now
II is an open secret that the great American
artistic has given her hand and heart to the
lover who has woOed her ever since the early
spring.
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The Alleged Earfield.Chfnese Letter
In Court.
IMPORTANT RAILROAD CASE
DECIDED.
NJ j. Central and Ii. and O. Against
the PennsylVania Railroad.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2s.-About two years ago
suit was begun in the United States circuit
court by Judge F: s; Lathrop: representing the
lor, on behalf OF the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. who applied for an Injunction restraining
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company from In
terfeling with the rights of other parties In in
terest. The case was argued at length by couu-
SELL and this morning Judge McKennan gave
his decision granting the injunction.
A Philadelphia and Heading Bond
Case.
PHnADELPHIA, Oct: 2s.-The Fidelity Trust
Insurance and Safe Deposit Company. trustees
OF the consolidated mortgage bonds of the Phil
adelphfa and Reading r. Il. Co., filed petition
IN the Y. S. Circuit Court this morning asking
Philadelphia and Reading r. r. Co. from appro-
prlatlng the funds In their possession to pay
ment OF interest on the general mortgage bonds
OF OF the company until certain specified sums
shall be set aside In the sinking fund for the re-
dempt1on Of the consolidated mortgage bonds
winch take precedence OF the general mortgage
loan. The court ordered the masters appolnte1
under the receivership to take testimony peril
nent TO the issues, and directed further that In
the proceedings under the petition leave is given
Ior holders OF the general mortgage ana lm-
pr0Vement bonds Of the company TO intervene.
BDs Destructive Fire Ia Lynn Mass: ,ss =: 70
steam planning mill of James n. Bqnum, at
Lynn, was discovered In a blaze. Tle new
engine house OF Allen q Boseehs paper oox
Chapman Bros dye shop and j. Otis Marshall's
woodwork building, besides other smaller build
ings, also Quickly took IRE. At 9:45 the flames
were at full sweep. The entire loss viii be
upwards OF 100000. J; y; Bnffum & Co. Will
lose between $50 coo and $50, 600. million I've
hundred thousand feet OF lumber, together with
the building and machinery, are all lost. Allen
& BOyden Win lose $40, 600 on the building and
$4,000 on their stock. j. n. Buffum Is but
eighty insured. Spinney & Melcher win lose
$4,000. The new engine house Is damaged to
the amount of 81. 600. Otis Marshall is entirely
t DPnec Sns snd ,osa M % o Sa a%oons m
poor families in the Railroad House lost all their
effects Spinney Aelcher are insured for $500
on their stock. Newhalls loss will be t20, 600.
Chapman Bros. lKe$600.
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THE BALTIMORE CITY ELECTI0S.-Tha annual
election for members OF the first branch Of tie
CITY council OF Baltimore took place yesterd ay
resulting In the election OF eighteen democrats
and one republican, and tie In She sixth ward.
At The same time the vote was taken on the
ratification Of an ordinance. for which an Gu
abliDg act had been passed by the state legiS-
lature last winter authorizing the issue of
$500 eco bonds TO raise means TO pay the city,S
part in all repaving OF streets with improved
and more durable pavements than at present.
The ordinance was ratified by total vote of
1853 FOR II, to 100 against It, Majority for the
ordinance S.ot0. Only three wards voted against
II; viz: the first third and sixth. For city coun
cllinen the total vote OF ali the wards was
3s, 90, including 81 scattering. The total dem
ocratfc vote was q, ,32S total opposition is $50
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=, ELIZABETH FRANK has recovered verdict of
q M ;Wo irom George L. Schwartz, OF Philadelphia:
tt tUT oIeacn OF promise Of marriage. The plain,
the defendant ~ - 'Ao 1'''i'oa VI
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

HE international Oarsmens
LONDON, Oct. 2S.-The president of the Ameri-
can company visited the Office of the Sports
man yesterday and stated that the consent OF
only one more person to officiate on the COM
regatta had to be obtained Laycock is ready to
row match with Ross over the Thames course
with ten seconds start. Ross is ready to row
Elliott over the Thames course. Elliott Is VIII
ing to row Nicholson ior the silver cup, offered
by the New Castle firm and CPS in money.
The Kurd Invasion of Persia.
TEHERAN, october 2S.-It is said that the
Kurds are firing into the town OF Urumiyah.
northern Persia. The town OF Khoi. In the
same province, is also threatened by them.
Another body OF the baTbarians destroyed Nah
mudjet, two miles from Sainkaleh. The rein
forcements OF Persian troops on the way from
Teheran are a weeks journey from Sainkaieh.
Newmarket HOught0n Races.
LONDON, Oct. 2S:-ThiS Is the fourth day OF
the Newmarket Houghton meeting. The race
for the Bretney Nursery handicap plate came
of and was won by Foxhali; Heyden second
and Accelerate third. Eighteen ran.
The race for the third Welter handicap also
came In I'd and Mirth Sd. Fourteen ran.
untary ManSlaughter.
NEW YORK, Oct 2S.-A Plttsburg special SAYS:
Herbert Gould. Joseph Beltz and Jno. Martin.
three OF the railroad trackmen, convicted OF In
voluntary manslaughter, because OF their con-
nectton with the drowning OF Robert Bryson
dhe bunch OF grapes murder, at Agnew station,
were called up for sentence to day before Judge
kirkpatrick. The Jur1es had recommended
them to the extreme mercy of the court the
Judge stated that he considered them technl-
cally guilty under the law rather than actually
guilty OF crime, and that delegauon OF some
Of the best citizens In the neighoornood OF
Agnew station had called upon him and testifled
TO the prisoners uniform good reputation for
peace. He then imposed upon each sentence
10 pay q fine of 81 cents and costs, and TO un-
dergo term OF three months imprisonment in
the county jail. Luster, another OF the prison.
case the court should overrule motion for a
new trial which is pending. The case is stronger
sgainst MIN than against the Others, and the
fury did not recommend him to the extreme
mercy of the court.
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A BOYS PERILoUs EscAPK.-Wm. Rooney
aged IA years, made perilous escape from the
New York House OF Detention Monday. A small
yard. about 25 feet square, separates the from
from the rear prison, and is used by the inmate,
for exercise. A high wall, reaching fully 20
feet guards the prisoners escape, and on this
ding reds. To look at IL one would think it q
matte OF fmpoSSibility to scale this high guard
companion Of Rooney says that he climbed
on on the closets In the yard. reached shutter on
railing, risking the danger OF missing his grip
and ashing his brains ont against the hard
tagging. Once firmly on the railing he began
ed guard rail- and reaching the other side slid
slowly down until the wan was reached, from
which be leaped TO the ground on the other
passed through hallway to the street ana dis
Appeared
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ATTEMPTkD AssASsINATT0N.-An attempt was
made in Wilmington, DEL, TUESDAY nief,t. by
TWO coiored men TO assassinate Jesse U. John
son, q democratic inspector OF election. Several
shots were 1red at him, but he escaped unin.
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=, JOE Goss the prize fighter, has been arrested
a. Az DaySon Ohio, on the charge Of being fugi-
ns1 I've, iITm l9stlce and Is to await requiauon
s. LUin Mest virginia, on account of prize fipht
Win fatr1ck Ry an hear Wheeling Ii July iast
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-. LEI INDICTED OwNRRs, captain and engineer
DOat inspectors involved, withdrew their pisa q,
HOI guuty or manslaughter In the United s ATE /,
COuII az new York yesterday, and counse, viii
move 10 Quash the indictmeNta "A''
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GALVESTON, TEX, Oct. 2S.-A special to the
Ne,rs, from Giddings, says that Lewis Green.
colored. while returning TO bis home from town
where he had gone 10 sell his cotton. was an,
tackled by ahighwayman, who shot him through
the lung, fnnicting mortal wound. Tnere Is
no clue TO the peTpe4TatOr.
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TIE CoAEr discovered by Professor yift at
1ne aecleeter Observatory he predicts viii be
Ln@ country: It Is moving In direct line t.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO
William III. Hutchinson and Harriet Hally: Rob-
ert c. Poist, OF Baltimore. Nd, and Harr1etta
Noyes; Jedediah Cuttings 1r., OF Washington,
Fredericksburg. Va: Joseph ID. Burns and Mary
A. Thornton; Rubin johnson and Gertrude
MoXley: jackson s. Mahoney ana Mary E. Glib
SOD; William ID. Kerper and Annie J. Small
wood; William w. Tyree, Of New York. and
Kate G. Irving: Michael Horigan and Mary E.
Dillon; Jacob Hayes, OF Uniontown, aud Alice
DunSOp.
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BOOKS, &c.
DO0Ks AT HALF PRICE.

We have selected from our stock lot of BOOKS
somewhat shelf worn. which We are selling at half
price and under, cont tisting OF
THEOLOGICAL. MEDICAL, JUVENILE AND
MISCELl ASEOUS BOOKS.
They are bargains.
WIN. BALLANTYNE 4 SON,
Cet21 42S 7th street.
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NEW YORK PRESS VIEWS.

The ssSun'' Denounces the Garfield
Letter as a FOrgcry-The '.Herald,'
Sensares ' Judge Davis " Il e
s'TImes'' Compliments Secretary
Schnrz-Thc ssTrlbune,' Charges
Fraud Upon Grace. the Democratic
Candidate for Mayor.
Especial Dispatch to The Ecening Sar.]
NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-The Sun denounces the
Garfield letter forgery in the following terms
"1f there are not enough facts and sound argu-
ments against Gen. Garfleld-and we have sup
posed there were more than enough-to defeat
his election, then let him be chosen. Nothing
could argue poorer cause than an attempt to
support 1t Dy forgery. Forgery. technically.
the manufacture Of the letter falsely attrtbute,i
to Gen. Garfield may not be. The bare act may
not exactly constitute that crime, and the vilest
OF criminals must not be punished Illegally.
But we do not see why the charge OF criminal
libel against the maker, who afterward called
authorship, cannot be maintained. II he can
be punished legally, no person more richly
deserves TO pay the seVerest OF penalties" The
Herald says that the mayoralty contest In New
YORK City viii be decided by Democrat
votes, but that after all the republicans are the
masters OF the whole situation, as they will con-
TO DO this winter what they proposed to do last
winter but put on-upset The whole city gov
ernment and put the city into the hands OF a
The World finds fault With the action of Judge
Davis In the case OF the GARFIELD letter forger as
being paTtfZan. Tie Times says OF Secretary
Schurzs prediction that New York, New Jersey
and Connecticut will be carried by the repubn
cans that should the result of the election on
Tuesday be as fortunate for the country as he
predicts he Will be entitled to no small part Of
the credit, perhaps to as much, all things con.
sldered. as any one man who has taken part fn
the canvass. No one has shown greater vigor
or more correct Judgment than he In his argrl-
ments before the people" The, Tribune con
t1nueS to charge fraudulent business transac-
t1ons upon the part OF William r. Grace. the
democratic candidate for mayor.
The Alleged Garfield.Chinese Letter
In Court
Especial Dispatch to TIE Ece'aing iStd,.1
NEW YORK, Oct 2S.-Josh Hart, editor OF the
paper Truth, who was arraigned this morning
in The supreme court for contempt, for not pro-
ducing the original alleged Garfield letter, has
purged himself OF contempt and produced the
letter in court. 1t creates considerable sensa-
ton, and Will be held in evidence. There is
sorae feeling about this affair. which increases
as proceedings advance. The court room Is
crowded. and all the afternoon newspapers de-
vote large space to it.
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GOVERNMENT PURCHASE OF SILvER-The
Treasury department this afternoon purchased;
4G0, ,O0O ounces of fine silver for the philadelphia
San Francisco and New Orleans mints.
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Nor THAT ISAAC LASDIc-It was stated In
THE STAR OF yesterday that Isaac Landlc was
drawn from the jury box as taleSman and
that the marshal would return him non est, be-
cause he bad been sent TO the penitent1ary. IC
appears that the one drawn unfortunately or
the same name as the convfcD resides at No.
933 n street northwest and is well known as
one of our most respectable citizens, a promi-
nent member OF St AuguStine's church on 18th
street. and formerly one OF our District asses
SGrs and taxpayer himself
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
French left the city to-day to vote at his home
in Massachusetts.
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WANTED 70 WORK IN PRIsoN.-The proprie-
tress OF Newark, Nj. disorderly.house was
arraigned I'm court few days since and con-
passing sentence she interrupted him as fol.
lows: .sNOw, gentlemen, II you are going to
lmprison me, hope you Will send me TO the
peIftsntiaTy or somewhere where I'll have
work TO do. j am tired OF the jail. / want TO
be sent where I'll have work, and am tired OF
looking at a lot OF lazy women" Her request
was complied with, and upon being sentenced
to the penftentiary for q month, she said.
THANK you. Judge" There is hope for reforma-
tfon in woman OF this kind
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TALL PURIICATIoys.


IA HOLS1EREk for sixteen years. will lay Gag
pets, Oh cloths, Mating. ets cheaper, nester
and with IRE d speIch than any one else
Orders by nail as vel, as by stores promptly at
tended ~. Othce az 10th St n. W., mar sas
CfhGe