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MONROE, GA, March %.

We have for twelve months peen prescribing
tSwiftS s. Specihc') IN the treatment OF
diseases for which 1t is recommended and the
results have been most satisfactory, not having
been disappointed 10 a single instance. We
think, for ell diseases it is recommended to
cure 1t stands withour a peer. and that all the
medical profession Will, sooner or later, be
forced to acknowledge II in the treatment OF
such diseases. as a sine qua non.
y. L. GALLOWAY, NJ. D.
J. T. ROBINSON III. D.
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District Governmen, Affairs.

The bids for cleaning out the Old sewer cross-
fDS squares 345 and 319 and laying a l5-fnch
10 Arthur Flynn, he being the lowest bidder at
ST. 800 "
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MINERAL WATERS - Congress Water. The
HuTest and safest OF all cathartlc waters None
genuine sold on draught. Avoid all coarse irri-
tatlDg waters, foreign and Domestic. thew i'm .
pair the digestive organs and kidneys.
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Condensed I,Ncaps

j. Shillngton. Robert Beall and j. C. Parker
send Hat,per'S Monthly Tor April.
Mr.. r. NJ. Hall, formerly real estate dealer
In this city. Is dangerously III In Indianapolis
with paralysis.
colored man named Isaac Brown, while az
funeral In St Domtnic's church, South Wash
lns!on. Yesterday afternoon, had his overcoat
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Edwin RcOtio,

ut did me much good says this celebrated
actor. In speaking or the Liebig Co. S Coca Beef
Tonic Beware OF limitations. Ask for Coca
Beef Tonic
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CECONDAHAED CLOTHING BOUGHT AND
3 the hiehe1t cash prices paid. Also, Wstchea.
ssIelIs Sunst Pistols etc oau or sddress HI
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.sps1 TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR.

AMusEEEETs-6th rage.
Auction SALEs-6th Page.
Books, &C--7tb page.
BoARDIRo-4th Pare.
Doors AND SBoEs-3d rage.
BUSINESS CHASCEs-sth Page
Orry IrBMs-Sth pase.
DEArHs-6th PAGE.
DRY 9ooDs4th rage.
FprCATT0r-5th page.
FAMILY SUFPLIEs-3d page
FINAECIAI-7th page.
FOB RENr AND SALE-4th pare.
FOE SALE (MiscellaneoGs|-4th page
RoUsEFURSIsHIS6s- page.
hADI2s' aOoDs-3th page,
EIsI OF ETyRs-2d page.
Lost AND FoUND-4th page.
MONEY TO LOAS-4th page.
MEDICAL. Both page.
PERsoSAL-4th page.
PEofTssIoHAIr-4th PAGE.
PIANOS AND ORsAHs-Tth gage
RAILaokDs-6th PAGE.
RELIGIOUS EoIICEs-lst page.
sPRoIAL NoTToEs-lst page.
SPECALTIEs-4th PAGE.
STEAMERS. dc b page
THE TRADEs-6. b page
UEDERTsKERs, &C.-6th page
WAsTs-4th page.
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Piles Cured by Liebig Cos Arnlcated

extract OF Witch Hazel. Professor f. NJ. Hale,
M. d., LII D., OF the Chicago Medical College.
says: ut has extraordinary power over this
disease Professor Sidney Ringer, OF the
University Medical college, London. says: II
have found 1t singularIy successful Beware
OF worthless limitations. Also cures RReu-
matism. Catarrh and Neuralgia. Sold<.tn 1tty
cents and dollar sizes.
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DHES PILEsis PIIAEsiu

A SURE CURE FOUND At LAST. NO oNH
a sure cqre for the blind; Blesdins ischtns and
nams (sn Indian remedy, called Dr.. WilliAns'
Indian Ointment A single q boz h.s cnrsd ths
No one need suffer five minutes after appiyng thiH
Wonderful soothing medicine Lotions. lnstru !
Wiiiams' Ointment absorbs the ora anays the
inter &c itching particularly ~ nisht after getting
painless reef and II prepared only for Plea. Itch
ing OF the private parts. and nothing else. Bold
pfics. @ per box. FRANK s: HENRY q 90.
Props. Cleveland. Ohio; sroTT &CE0HWkLI>
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West Washington. nee Georsetow

SPECIAL PoLICENEN here had an In.
terview with Capta..c. Vernon yesterday In re-
ference to the one days pay. OF which they
were deprived, as menti0ne;.. In yesterdays
STAR. Capt. Vernon tod them that it was too
late to help them, as the pay-Tolls had gone H.
but that he would see what could be done.
They do not propose to sign the pay-rolls until
the matter is settled.
THE M. STREET BRIDGE Is stu useless tor gen.
eral travel on account OF the delay OF tie wood
WORK, and much complaint is made.
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ONLY TWENTY PIECES ON HAND
OF THE GREAT BARGAIN IN
ENGLISH WHITE GOODS.
81 cents, 81 cents and % cents goods
ALL AT l2h CENTS PER YARD.
Fine al-wool BLACK CASHMEREs nav r,,
ply. 81. IS. so, So. GO, Go cts az" sup
silk Warp BLACK HEN aIETTA CLOTHS
Ladies, Atwood SPRING SUITING, new shades,
Ladies' Ga CLOTHS for suiting. Circulars lack.
cts, etc In ali OF the New Coaching shades
BLACK SATIN BROCADEs Gall sikh in ali the
BLACK SATIN DE LYON. sl.2O. sls7. 81. so,
BLACK aEos GRAIN SILKS. IS. 9oc.. 81, sl12.
coLoRED SILKS. rs. Sc, 81 Der yard.
C0LOhED SATINS i'll all the new shades
SPRING CARPETS.
BRUSSELS and INGRAINS Just received
Mo- TINGHAM CURTAIN LACKS, 20. 80 81, 50
ALL LINEN TABLE LINEN. rs. SO. 81. Is ets
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASk, 80. 60. ~, 50, 81.
LINEN NAPKINS so. 75c 81. 81 IS. 81 so doz.
MAI RAs GIN6hAMs. sPh1NG CLOTHS for
BED QUILTS. etc. etc.. ETC.. etc.. ETC.. etc., etc.
6. M. TOWSON,
mars Near It'll street.
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ALEXANDRIA Notes OF TO-DAY-The wires
OF cline, the american Union, andAtlantlc and Pacific
taken down 1I this city. 80
Messrs. Beckham & Co. are loidinp
me schooner L. It. Whitmon with 81 900 bushels
Of corn for New York-A. II. Morehead, s1n
OF TX Governor Morehead. OF North Carolina. is
stay1ng at the "TOntine E. NJ Lowe nro-
pr'etor of the City hotel, left the city suddenly
last night His ooarders, not knowing any
ching Oh 1t, came down as usual this morning
Tor their breakfast, and found the dining room
closed with all the ware OF any value taken.
Nos OIL them went to the Mansion house
where they were cared for.
JN0. s. CLARKE THE COMEDIAE.-RurDp3.'s
Reekly has the following concerning this ster-
ling comedian:-"The purity Of his comedy Is
or Irving. 1t Is not clouded with a moral pur-
pose; II is fun for the sake OF fun. The remark
able quality OF this genuleman's acting IS Its
naturalness-of course 1t is the naturalness OF
genius, but 1t Is genius OF acute perception.
MI. ClaTke's 'ToOdles' Is unspeakasly
droll. The aching agony OF merriment which
oVerpoWers MIN, which makes him bend and
double himself, While every particle OF his
frame is as drunk with laughter as it is in the
next scene with liquor is one of the most com
1cal scenes conceivable He is the best drunken
man that was ever seen. There is law even
In the wh1m and incapacity OF intoxicatiOn. and
Mr. Clarke's 'Toodles is strictly bound by it.
IL beats Cough With his own weapons. With
his shrewd instinct. Infinite play Of humor, In
teilectual perception and natural elegance Mr..
Clarke IS comedian OF the best and purest
school, and by far the finest artist that has
been seen on these boards since Rachel" Mr.
clarke, although Marylander by birth and
education. has been the leading star comedian
OF Great Britain for the past ten years. He has
disputed there for the crown OF comedy with the
native-b born and won the trophy by sheer force
OF comic genius. The extract ABOVE from
Hdrpef',s Weekly was written by its editor,
george William Curtis. who has been, and is
great admirer OF Mr.. Clarke's acting. The sue.
Ia Ensrfn a atru,
gular coincidence. His sister is Mr. Clarke's
wife. He Is contesting with Henry Irving for
Shakespearean supremacy, whilst his brother
in-laW Is manager OF the Royal Haymarket and
the leading comedian OF the British realm. Mr.
Clarke Is engaged to appear In Washington on
Monday, March 21st.
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Boy Eucalyptine and preserve your hands
and face from the winds OF March. g5c

A WARM CoRPsE.-The Alexan irta G,f,e,te ot
last evening says: Mrs. Judge Humphries died
at neT residence on the old Chase farm about
SIX miles from this city, Tuesday last a week
age, nom the effects OF severe cold, and the
funeral Was advertised TO take uldea on The fol-
lowing Friday. but when the friends OF the
deceased assembled at the house 10 take their
last tareweI OF her who but a short time pre-
v1ous bad moved among them respected ana
beloved for her many excellent traits OF ef,af..-
Ter, the corpse was supposed 10 show eVld me.
that life was not extinct. The hands We're
warm and the body, instead OF presenting the
stiffness OF deatn," was warm and timber
each member thereof possessing a Mfe-ike
pliantnesS- The funeral was postponed and
Tie congregation dispersed, much perplexed
over the strange, unaccouatabIe condition OF
The corpse. The body, after remaining ia this
state for some time gradually became cold ana
SUI, and the evidences or death being unmis-
takaole, the funeral took place on Tuesday OF
Lois week The remains we're inferred in Ivy
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.eHi' VI ttR''' tttNVi DcU Jugs, iUdLnt5. VLl4y
l5c. per box.
cough. Cold or Sore TAToat
Should be stopped. Neglect frequently results
In an lncurable lung disease or CONSUMPTION.
Brown,s Bronchial f'roches do not disorder the
stomach Like cough syrups and bal5ams, but
irritation, give relief In asthma, bronchitis,
coughs, catarTh and the throat troubles which
singers and public speakers are subiect TO- Sold
ut 25 cts box everywhere.
"Alderney Dairy WAGONS
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morn.
ing, and delivered In Is lbs Ward" prints, 45c
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, butternilk and
sweet milk &c. per Of Cream 10c. pint.
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A NEW FIRN.-Messrs wn,,
ston have formed a co-par1nershni :" huuon,
open on Monday, az 100 Market Splc aao vii VIII
ror me sale CT china, efoekery, glassware tine
Wnmarth mas been with NJ. w. BeyerI1,,em " Z:
many years, and Mr.. Edmonston - 30 i 10,
wen and faYorabiy known as a citizen or wasny,
pgtop.
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TIE FOLLOWING Is THE PROGRAM :

First day, Tuesday, May 3. 1sSi.-3:00 class.
purse $500. First. $3.50; second. sl25; third SIS;
fourth, $50. 2:26 class, purse $500. First. $500:
second, $500; third, Sl20; fourth $50. $50 class,
purse $500. First, $780, second, $500: third, 1920;
fourth, $50.
Second day, Wednesday. May 4. 1sS1.-2:37
class purse $500. First $3.50; second, sl25; third,
SIS; fourth. $780, 2:2l class. purse $50. First
800; second, $500; third, sl20; fourth $50 2:2o
class, pacing purse 5000. First, 1900; second
$3.50; third, $50; fourth, so.
Third day. THURSDAY, May 5, 1SSl.-2:32 class
purse $500. First. $3.50; second, sI25; third SIS:
fourth. $50 PCS class, purse $780, First, $500
second, 5000; third, 1920; fourth $50. 2:45 class
purse $500. First, $3.50; second s125; tnird, f75;
fourth, $50. 49,
Fourth day. Friday. May 6, 1SSl.-2:4 class
purse $500. First, $500; second $500; third, Sl2O
fourth, $50. 2l9 class purse 81 900. First 5000:
second $3.50; third $3.50; fourth 500.
EntTleS close April 25 ISL
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Gu TtCURA

Wonderful Cures of Salt Rheum. p.oria.
-i-, Itching ana scaiy Hnmors, Scrofulu,
Scroiuioas Sores, Ulcers and Mrr-
curiaI Affections.
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N. WILLIAM announces his first spring open
ihg OF imported oonnets, suits, wraps, ETC., for
a'onoay, March q. No cards VIII De issued.
overdue steamers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-12

the opiician. H''ou " EenpIer,
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49, =. accAs, 81 piano tuner, moved 10 DIR.
.,roers ~ 9fQg store, oh and northwest,
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National Fair Association.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR TIE SPRING TROTTIsa
MEETING.
The beard OF directors OF the National Fair
Association some time since appointed Messrs
Woodbury., Baker and Duncanson a board of
managers. with authority to arrange for
spring trotting meeting. The managers called
to their assistance the old trotung Committee,
consisting OF George M. oyster, Ir., T. NJ. Ora.
ney, Andrew w. Kelley and Joseph G.. Rock.
who, after ascertainlng the Views OF the promi.
nent horsemen in the north and east, have
arranged TO renew the Philadelphia and Wash
1ngton Trotting Circuit. This circuit Is com
posed OF the National Fair Association OF this
city; Suffolk Point Breeze and Belmont Parks
OF Philadelphia, and will open here IN the first
week n May and will be followed each success
stVe week by tie associations as above named.
The program prepared by the committee and
adopted is an interesting one, containing eleven
races; three races each day for the fir5t three
Gays, and TWO fast races for the last day. This
Will give al who have horses an opportunity
to compete for honors, and Will furnish
plenty OF amusement Tor those who are
fond OF this sport. 1t is expected that
this meeting VIII surpass everything OF
the kind ever held Ia this section OF the
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-12

bENsoNs CAPCISB Porous PLASTER The
puonc are cautioned against worthless fmita
tons offered under similar sounding mama
Accept only the genuine
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DON'T Die on the Premts.s
A Counh. Cold or snr. rAra.,

ASK your druggists for Rough on Rats" Il
clears out rats, mice. bed bugs, reaches. Only
l5c. per box.
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BRAcE1Hrs and pangles. 81 TO $50 az pr.o.pr.s

bhAtkLEIs anu DdngIbS, = 10 so, az Prtgg's
SAILS OF REAL ESTATE.-MeSsrS. Walter r
Williams CO.. auti0neerS, sold yesterd av
afternoon for John Patch, trustee, lot 81 in
Drufy's subdivision OF square s09, fronting on
samson street between 18th and 18th Streets
northwest, improved by two uwo-Story prick
dwellings, TO Joseph Patch for g., POS
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DIVORCE GRANTgD.-In the Fnu,tv co,r-
yesterday Judge Wyne granted Nafhfids
SchlesiDger divorce from Gustav Schlesinger.
III suit vas brought by Mr.. Leon TobrITer,
rieo In this city March 5. 1874 and she CHARGES
that ne deserted her Nav 1S-5 81"
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CITY ITEMS,
Keep il on YOur Earder.

A TEMPORARY TASTE OF RLYsICa
is experienced by any one who drinks Hub
Punch intended to be taken with hot water, or
with fine ice. Or lemonade; soda water or milk,
as taste prefers. Keep it on your larder and
stdeboards Sold by Druggists, Grocer5 and
Wine Merchants at ST. 25 bottle
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Cod Liver Oil and Lime

that pleasant and active agent IN the cure O,
all consumptive symptoms. ''Wilbor's Com
pound OF Pure COD Liver Oil and Lime Il
being universally adopted in medical practice
Sold by the proprietor. A. B. WILBOR, Chemist
Boston, and all druggists.
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MIR. INO. =. CLARKE.

ON MONDAY ENENING MARI 2let the
sreat comegy engasa ueit OF the sea,Jn the enli-
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MAN OF THE PEOPLE.

Matinee WEDNESDAY AMI SATURDAY st,
cheap prices.
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For a Simple cold or Influenza

TO the rotttng, sloughing and death OF the
sense Of smell, taste and hearing, Santord's
Radical Cure for Catarrh is supreme. Com.
plete external and internal treatment for s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-12

Lessee Of the ROYAL iIaymalket Lond, n. with tie
supp ort Of W IL. hERSON, q motel IAght Come
Dian OF England; NJ =, ROSE WO DD the frst
comedy actress Of the American stage, and a
ptClAl company.
MIR. CL MIKES repertoire will ir,'u 70 his IN
comrsrs ble )rt-a,t res Of On PErER PANaLo~s
TIMOTHY ToopLfs. MAJOR wELLINarON DE-
Doors and PaUI Pay. mario
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Rave you ordered Rowson's ice cream? See al.
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A THENEUM CLUB CONCERTS.
FIRST OoNCFRT-TH1RD sERIRs.
LINCOLN HALL,
MONDAY. MARCH 141H. 1881.
PEABODY oRCHEsTRA.
ASGER HAMkRIK, Director; Miss 81. A. HUNT.
Sop-ana; Mr.; FRITZ GAgL. violinist
MEYERBEER-sCENK AND CAVATINA
from IL OROCIATO.
BEEF HOVEM-COECERTO, ORCHESTRA
AND VIOLIN AND OTHER 6ELECTIoNS.
SUBSCRIPTION Tickets, admitting two 20 fne
entire courxe, (three concerfs,l $5Oe; Singie
Tickets. d. GU, including reserved seats at E,hs
Co.'s, 937 penusylvauia avenue. mari0.4t
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AMUSEMENT
EORD's OPEn, HOUSE.

THURSDAY aud FRIDAY EVRSISGSana SAL
ERDAY MATINEE Mr.. MOBILES VII present hls
famous character creation OF JACK Ryder 4
diamond in the rouEl) In bis osn great seri D
comic drama.
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"a GOOD LAUGH CLEARS THE BRAIN.
BRI6HTENS THE MIND. MAKES ACTIVE
THE TORPID LIVER AND GIVES TO THE
OvERwoRKED MAN THE CALM SERENITY
OF HEATH AND A SENSE OF SOLID ENJOY
MENT OF LIFE"
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NATIONAL THEATha-
Farewell performance Of
LAWRENCE BARRETT.
JULIUS CESAR.
Mr. Barrett in his most powerful role OF Cissus,
and cast embracing the full strength of the com
pany.
MONDAY, MARCH IA,
THE TOURISTS IN PULLMAN PALACE CAR
TOURISTs.i A THREE ACT TOURS rs.
TOURISTS Nonsenslcal and TOURISTS.
TOUklSTn musical Play. TOURISTS.
IOURISl ,. BY w A. Mestayer, Esq. TOURISTS
TOURISTS. Accompany Of Artists. TOURISTS.
TOURlSTS.t The most artisticaiiy iTOURiS re-
IOnRiSIS Excellent Quartette in TOURISTS.
TOURlSIS.I the United States in Tot 5ISTS
nOShISISt OflglnG Music and TOURISTS.
IOUhlc1S ! Popular Selections. TOURISTS.
Under the management CT Mr.. JOHN p SMITH
Good Play-Not too sood, but lust good enough
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-31
An Imnnrtanf q cation.

The burning question of the hour
seems to be as to whether the electric
light tans the skin. Ladies are espec-
tally interested in this matter, for, while
they do not object to sunburn and
freckles during summer-rest intervals at
the seaside or in the mountains, the case
will be very different if their delicate and
carefully nursed and elaborated complex
ions should deteriorate into sallow hues
or become red and freckled whenever
they spend an hour or so in the rays OF
the Edison arc, the Jablochkotf candle,
the Brush light, or any other of the new
devices for dispelling darkness. Edison
says the light will tan, and that it turned
the skin of himself and his assistants
almost copper colored time and again.
Mr.. Maxim also is reported as cheerfully
admitting that the light will tan, as it
could not help but do with the number of
actinic rays which it throws off. "Any
blue-white light will TAM" he said, the
chemical rays having a similar
effect TO that of the SUMS heat rays.
Other experts, however, deny the tan
ming impeachment, saying that they have
tested the matter in the most careful
way. One expert said that the real OBJ
lection of the ladies to the electric light
was not 'that it burnt their skins, but
that, like the photograph, it unsparingly
revealed and perhaps emphasized the de-
fects and blemishes of their complications,
if any existed. The question is not set
tied yet, but there seems to be enough in
it for the gas companies to make further
investigations. Gas, as all know, will
not tan, and it deals with rouge and
pearl powder in the most kindly way.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-31
------
KJILOTH ED.
The Murderer of Charles DeYOung
To go Unpunishcd - a DisgracefuI


SAN FRASclsco, March 24.-The iury's
verdict of acquitta in the case of the
Rev. |. NJ. Kalloch, the son of the Mayor
OF our city, for killing Charles Deioung
has created intense excitement. A dis
agreement of the jury was looked for, but
an acquittal was in 10 ones mind. Your
correspondent had II conversation
with the defendant this morn
ing lie was very cheerful. He
was evidently well advised of the thoughts
of the jurors. The sheriff and his depu-
ties were his friends, and he doubtless
counted upon their giving him full and
correct information.
The sidewalks around the court house
We're crowded all day, and at the an
nouncement of his aequittal there was
such general craze that the colored SER
| want of the family was nearly crushed
with the mob of his masters adorers. As
| Juror after juror passed there was great
| cheering, and when the defendant ap-
| peared it was with difficulty he could
reach the carriage awaiting him. The
| horses were soon dispensed with, ropes
were attached to the carriage, and in All
| instant hundreds of men We're dragging
| il through Montgomery street to his resi-
| dence.
1t has been prolonged trial, and the
partisan attack and defense have beer
extremely bitter. The outside world
need not imagine San Francisco is law
less. The quarrel was personal one
and Kalloch, up to this time, has beer
successful. Mayor Kalloch, his father, is
undoubtedly popular with class, and a,
noses count at the ballot box his chance.
of recollection are better to-day than ever
There have been whisperings for months
back that the sister of De1oung woulC
avenge her brothers. death. The end is
not yet.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-31
P1UPER ENiIUR14TION.
How the Swiss Coni,nunes Rid Them
selves of Their Destitute Pe0pIe,

LONDON, March 23.--A Geneva corre-
spondent sends an extract from the
bt0d (newspaler), at Berne, dated March
70, containing an account of the ship
ment of an orphan girl, II years of age,
OF weak mind and penniless, to America
by the Commune of Bottstein, Canton of
Argoyie. The following is the paragraph
in question "On Sunday last the Com
mune Of Bottstein, according to the
Baden 1agbian, shipped to America, BY
the assistance of the emigrant agent, Frei,
Of klingau, an orphan girl, II years OF
age whom the commune up to that time
had supported, and who was unable to
earn her living, not because of bodily
defects, but owing to her very serious
mental alteration.
AN APPEAL TO AMERICAN OFFICIALS.
''lt is to be hoped that the American
officials will send the poor girl back by
some vessel at the expense of the com
mune indulging in this speculation.
Agents specializing in this manner will
have their business prohibited under the
new Federal law on emigration. The law
referred to goes into operation on the
eighth day of next month. 1t forbids
licensed agents to ship such persons
under penalty of from 20 to 200 francs
and in aggravated cases, licenses may be
revoked"
The Canton of Argovie, in 1883
assisted All of its citizens to emigrate tt
America. These people landed with les.
than 3i2 per head. This pauper emigra
tiOn gave rise to numerous complaints t
the Swiss government on the part of the
United States.