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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-18

WHO OWNS SHARrsHIN ALLxY.-Tne hay
scales suit Will come on for trial early In July,
The city withdrew its hay scales from s1ef the
place on st. Asaph street. which they had oc-
cupeo since 1871. and attempted TO put them
In Shafpshin alley. which bounds the market
On the south. MI. Flemming denied the cltys
ownership Of the alley and obtained a tenn
poIary Injunction to restrain 1t from putting
" the scales after the r::s for them had been
dug IN the alley and the scales taken away
IIom st. Asaph street; so that the corporation
omeeIs found themselves with a law which
forbade the sale OF hay that had not been
we oy the pubic wetgher and with no
staIces the city has hired the coal scales of Mr..
Auchfson, on Fairfax street. giving him one
nIih OF The fees until the conclusion Of the
sui the city s title to the alley depends upon
geterally supposed to constitute q part AS
10 me marker. its ownership has been, by UNI.
tIsal popular tradition, attributed to
De myth. 1t was formerly the
common belief that the market square was
granted to the city by Col. VIM. Ramsay for
thoroughly was this my til accepted, that when
the new market house was built a few years
ego SLAB, like that now above the entrance of
a 81. Washington Lodge. was designed
Tor the entrance OF the council chamber TO be
lnscrloed: Market square DEBATED 10 Aiexan.
era by Col. VIM. Ramsay. IL" The fact Is.
Ina. "a tne lot was reserved for market square.
l,49, end Il at that ven rable ard benificent in
sNutiop, AleXaL dr!a Washington Lodge OF
M! NJ sons Wss rot organized until 1923 The
ute or the city to these lots on which the
market ana the alley stand is based on this
seit1Dg apart In the original plat Of the town
and Subs quent use and occupation until now:
the ugh there are on rect ri several other deeds
cor CT rnfIg the said property. The title of the
Msson1c Lodge to use the rooms above a part
OF me market comes from deeds from the city
mace In $500. and again in 1871. The trial OF
the alley case viii be most Interesting one to
AIexsndrians. ~ w
BISHOP kBANB.-RIght Rev. Bishop Keaue
reached here this morning and Celebrated mass
at st. Marys Church.
PRIMARY ELEcTIoN.-The Goth OF July next
70 elect delegates to the gubernatorlal conven-
ton.
MAYOR SMITB.-It is understood that Mayor
Smith Is urged for adjutant Of the volunteer
brigade to be formed In this section of the
state for duty at the Yorktown centennial,
POLICE George Brown, colored, was put
under bonds this morning by Justice Thomp-
son TO keep the peace. The station house is
empty.
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Matrimonial NIiseries,
THE MORGAN DIVORCE SUIT.

The MORGAN DIVORCE SUIT.
Yesterday, Mr.. Fl. w. Garrett for Mrs
Martha A. Morgan, in the suit OF her husband
Van Ressalear Morgan. for divorce, filed har
answer to mis- bill and cross bill praying that
q decree OF divorce be granted her with the
custody OF the youngest child and alnony.
She states that Morgan was 2f years her
senior; that he was lieutenant In the Goa
1ederate states navy; that until the close of
the war they lived together without serious
o1hculty. although he was Of VIGOROUSLY bad
temper, and she returned with her two chill
dren to her fathers house and remained nearly
a, year returning to her husband at his re-
guest. she charges that he then treated her
"tth gross cruelty. using II sulLing words to
ner, slandertng her to the neighborS; that he
Pusheo ner down the stairs, pulled her out Of
pu ana threw her On the floor, carried
her out OF the house and locked her
In barn, threw her on the ground, seized
her hair and shook her: that he gave orders
have nothing to eat and for ten days shs was
scarcely able TO obtain food at her own house.
and her heath was seriously Unmarried. and d.
then jeefeG at her as being hollow syeo: ,.,,,
he encouraged the children to disohes her. as
a so the servants, expressing the hope thar one
or the latter would slap her; and that he on
ore occasion pushed her from the kitchen while
a servant stood by laughing; that he pulled
chair from under her throwing her out; aud tn
stated that had he given her nine and thirty
lasn es he would have had no further trouble,
and has called her deve lsh b-h. She claims
nat her husband applied to his own benefit
81 OUO lelt her by hef father, and that hu3-
o ind haV1ng refused TO support her, she ha,
o5en compe,leo 10 use a small property left her
oy her mother to procure the necessar.es Ct
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Attempted Suicides,

A colored man named Lewis Foster, was ar
rested by Officer Fowler, yesterday morn,n 3,
for being drunk and disorderly on the street,
and was locked up In the eighth precinct
station house. About o'clock In the after
neon the station keeper caught him In the act
Of committing suicide. Hs had tied his sus-
penders around his neck. and passed one end
and was In the act OF jumping Off bench
when the station keeper found him. He said
that his father had paid several fines for him.
ana he was determined that he should not pay
any more for him. His father afterwards Left
collateral for him and he was released. When
the case was called Ia the Police Court to-day,
he forfeited his collateral.
A girl namec Kate Regain, living In house of
bed Tepute On Ohio avenue. near 13h street,
attempted to commit suicide last evening By
taking laudanum. She had been on spree.
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LOCAL NEWS.
The RurIingame Case.

TIE FREB-L0vER AND HIS CHILDREN
After Franklin Burlingane. the free lover.
finished his testimony In the Police Court yes
terday In the cases Of assault which he brought
against MI. Chas. E. Myers, Mrs. s. s. Chap.
man and his son Frederick Burlingame. Mr..
Howe asked that the children be given to the
care OF the mother, because they did not want
Ile fatner 10 come around after the boy again
IernaIking that 1t would not do for him 10 do
50. Frederick Burlingame testified to the part
ne took la rescuing little BILLY" from ais
fathers clutches. Mrs. Chapman also told
what she had done as a mediator In behalf OF
the boy. and MIR. Myers gave his version of the
sHatr. which was corroborated by Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. carr. all stating that MIR. Burling ame
had the boy by the throat. AS announcei In
yesterdays STAR, Mr.. Myers and Mrs. Cnap.
man were discharged and Frederick Burlln-
game was released on his personal rec0gnI.
zance. Meanwhile billy" the little boy.
aoo4t who'll the trouble arose, Is stopping with
MT. Fuller at No. 1852 + street. IL is Thought
that another attempt Will be made by Buriln-
game TO get possess on OF the boy; but Shsr-
man row still remains In a state of indignation
that would make 1t unhealthy for Mr. BurlIn-
game TO again visit that neighborhood for the
purpose OF oDtai mig posse ssiOn by force
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The Courts

PROBATE COURT-JudJe Hdgner.
Yesterday, Estate OF Justus I. Mccarthy; ap-
pointment OF w. 81. Clagetg as collector Or
dered. Estate OF Jared L. Elliott; order direct
Ing collector to endorse United States bonds,
SO that they may be stamped by the Treasury
department to bear three and half per cent
interest. Priscilla Norris qualified as guardian
OF Boswell and Joseph 81. Norris; bond 500.
Estate Of John j. f. joachim; citation to exc
cutors to file inventory and accounts. VIII and
estate CT j, A. Purner; decree admitting Will to
probate and granting letters testamentary to
Sophia Purner and j. Il. Aloers. executors. A
number OF accounts were reported by the Reg
lister, approve and passed.
CRIMINAL Corsr-tud9e CoI.
To-day Columbus Ktmmell, convicted of
petit larceny. second offence, was sentenced to
the Reform School during minority. James
Stanley, convicted OF grand larceny, motion for
new trial overruled and sentenced to Auburn
state prison for three years. Thomas Brown,
convicted of keeping his bar open on Sunday,
was sent need to pay tine OF S2s and costs.
Richard Dorsey, convicted Of the larceny OF
chest Of tea. was sentenced to Auburn state
prison for one year. John Paul Prown, con-
vlcted OF an assault with intent to kill his wife,
Rosa Brown, was sentenced to the Auburn
Christopher Hunter, convicted OF grand larceny
(of horse) from John r. Pellen; motion for
new trial argued and continued. Thos Forbes,
convicted OF assault: sentenced to pay fine Of
$40 and COSTS Jennie Newton, grand larceny;
gave bail In $500.
POLICE CouRr-J4doe S,aep.
Yesterday, after our report closed, Sarah
Reed was sentenced 10 90 days In jail for the
larceny OF SO cents from Mllly Johnson. Stmon
harris, assault on Oscar Brown; $40 or 80 days.
To day, JAS. e. McCracken. cursing aud
swearing in West Washington; S. or days.
Peter Mulligan, forfeited collateral. Jas. E.
Moore, cursing ana swearing; s. or : days Jas.
Clark, disorderiy conduct; $40 or 80 days; an
appeal was noted. Jas. A. Flake, contempt o,
court In falling to answer a summons; con
unued. Lewis Foster. forfeited collateral
| Mary Devlin. a white girl, was charged with as
| saulting colored boy, named John Hunter.
| who siated that this girl knocked him down and
| beat him. The girl stated that the boy struck
htr first, and she beat him. The case was dis
| missed, Bud SnithS0n, larceny OF S. from Ell
| ward Shannon. 1t was shown that he snes,ked
| into the store OF Mr.. Shannon, and robbed the
| till. He was sentenced TO 60 days In jail Henry
Lambert. as auit on Joseph P. Machy; S. or Il
| days. John Green, colored, assault on William
| Simops, colored boy. who stated that this
| man was watching building, and he was play.
| ing around 1t, when this man struck him across
| the arms with cane and he cannot use his arm,
! yet A fine OF IS was imposed John E
| McCracken assault on Mary A. McCracken, his
| wife; bondsor 30 days In jail. Elizabeth Hon
| esty, larceny OF four dresses and Two aprons
nom Cicero Cox; 60 days In jail Robert Smith
| assault on Peter Fox; $.
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ALL WOOL LACE BUNTING.
d CENTS.

Pure LINEN LAWNs. We y fine, only 1sc.
American Organdy LAWNS. very fine. 12xc.
Finest seersucler GINGBANs, new styles, l5o
Mosquito NETTING. Pink. Blue and White.
India L1NENS. very fne. 20 and CSC.
Persian LAWNS and Figured SWISS.
Checked NAINsoOKs, TARLATANs and MULI.s
Lsce Stripe NAINsooK, Ioc.
Satin Striped NAINSOOKs, yard wide, 12hc.
New LAWNS, &c &C., &c. and Ice.
Summer SILKS, entire Sock at cost.
Black Dress sILKs. 81. ST. 25 aad $3.50.
Satin Damasse GRENADINES.
IINENS. for Boys wear. I6c.
MATT INGs. fresh sssaw, Is, 20 and 25c
TABLE LINENS. NAPKINS. TOWELS AND
SPREADS.
RECEIVING NEW SUMMER GOODS DAILY
6. NJ. T0WSON.
038 PennaYlvanfa avenue.
South eide. near It'll st. iel4
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A Boy Crushed to Death by an Ele-
VatOr.

A distressing accident occurred about 7:3o
O'Clock last night at the Metropolitan Hotel, by
which colored boy. named David Bond. who
attended TO the elevator, was killed II is req
Resented that he Was standing on the fourth
noor, and attempted TO jump Into the elevator
In the door and crushed TO DEATH He rem aIfei
Id the position In which the fatal accident oc.
CURED for some nfteen minutes or more until
some one wanted TO use the elevator and when
fouLd he had expired. The lower portion OF
MS stomach was found mashed and terribly
bruised It was 20 Sudds that the boy cOold
make no alarm. He vas seventeen years Old
snd was favorfte with the guests and Droprte.
tors OF the hotel The police ambulance was sent
for ard removed the remain TO his late nome
1880 Sd street northv est.
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A CHATTER OF ACCIDESTS.-Wm. Kelly, the
twelve years Old son or Lieut.. Kelly. OF the
police. had his tight arm broken yesterday
AFTERNOON While playing at the circle at the
junction OF Massachusetts and New jersey ave-
nues northwest. 80 Yesterday afternoon little
son OF Mr.. August Essex, No 73T North Capitol
street, while playing on hat street fell down
cellar, breaking his lett arm. Yesterday after
loon Virginia Boswell, colored, aged i've years,
was run over by a carriage driven by two Tn.
known men, on L, betw cen 10th aud 20Ch streets
northwest, and was slightly injured. .Jo-
hanna Burgner, a white gir, eight years old.
was run over about 12:45 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, on street, between 4th ard 5.n
streets northwest. by cart driven by an un.
known colored boy. She VAS sent home. Her
Injuries are not thought to be Of serious
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The Building Room.

Mt. c. ii. Read, jr.. the architect, has pre-
pared plans for handsome residence to be
built On 18th street. between and K n. W., for
Mrs Thos. Fl. Wynne. 1t will be % feet 'front.'
pressed brick trimmed with HummelstoWn
brow n stone and moulded brick with bay
window front. The house VIII De three roo rs
deep and built In first class style The sam
architect Is experimenting the construction Of
The lew Potomac boat house, which VIII be
opened with appropriate festivities on the 9Th
prox. Mr.. Geo. Mason, living &C 1411 street,
has commenced the erectiOa OF three three.
story pressed brick front dwellings, on X, De-
tween 18th and 10th streets northwest. THESE
are to be II feet inches 81 SO feet, fiat roofs,
wood cornices, with projections buG setting
back OF the building line. They will be OF a
good tenement class and will cost SIC, 500.
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MONTY RESTORED AID CHARGE OF LARCENY
DIsAIssED.-George w. Black, VINO some time
ago was concerned In scandal with Mrs.
Bucsly, In this city, was arrested, about three
o'cleck this morning, by officer Horn, on COM
plant of Frank Mccormick, charged with the
larceny Of $500 while playing cards In house
on g, near 18th street northwest In the Police
Court Today MI. Coyie stated that Mr.. Black
was charged with the larceny OF large sum OF
money from faro table last night, and that
his house was searched soon Afterwards and
money found. The defendant promised TO re-
store the amount Of money lost, and as there
vas not Sufficient proof OF the larceny, ne
asked tt at defendant be dismissed; which was
done.
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SENTENCED TO THE PRNITENTIARY FOB CUTTING
Court, John Paul Brown, convicted OF an as.
sault with intent to kill his wife by cutting her
throat, was sentenced to the Auburn penlten-
tlary for two years. It Will be remembered
that Brown cut his wife's throat and then his
owr, and both Of their lives were despaired OF
for time. During the trial the attempt was
made to show that he was insane at the time.
This morning It was announced that an applt-
cation would be made for his pardon-a num-
Der Of the jurors having already signed petit
ton asking 1.-THE court stated that he would
request the warden not to send him to the
penttentiary for the present
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SEE advertise ment OF Prescotts real estate ex.
Change In business Chances" column. t

AN ASSAULT AND WHAT PROVOKED IT.-Henry
Lambert, a young white man. was charged TO-
day. In the Police Court. with assaultlng an
elderly bite man named James p. Mackey
who STATED that On saturday night two weeks
ago this young man carae TO his house and az.
saulted him while he was In bed. beating him
until be v as senSeless and covered with blood.
The defendant took the stand, and said that
this man not only iDsuited but assaulted his
(wtfnesS) Wife while he was away from home.
TIE court said that ne had great pro zoe alton
for the assault, but was not Justifie1 In assault
Ing him, and be would have TO fine him s..
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds In fee have been recorded as follows
c. G. Glover to James D. Clary. part Q, SO. 15S;
1850. +. B. LOTUS to Alex. Scott, pit. 6, SO.
1874; 81 els. c. S. Drury to Mary Mcintosh. sub.
!, SCI. 1855; s1,325. w. IL Ward, trustee, to W.
B. Scott, SUBJ u, So 3I5; S. 500. A. j. Carrier to
j. II Hall, lot 80 W. & ID q sub. OF Me-. Pleas
AIT; $500, Nelson Joy to Sarah Wilson, lot Is,
SO 315; $3.50. w. c. p. Darlington TO |. WI
Hanson lot 49, 81 625. s. 900, and lot IS so 625:
80 GEO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-18

DIR. METTAUR'S
HEADA PiLts
SIT ss Ss ino1s bYs
PERSIA In tts worst FORMS cleansing tho body Of
excess Of bile. producing regular healthy actor
fun size box Of these valuable PILLS. with tul
directions for complete cure. mailed to any Ad
dresa on receipt OF nine cent postage stamps
For sale by a1 druggists st Is Genus.
TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY:
Bey: THOMAS guAap, one Of the most eHiner,
Ne E. Church. Baltimore Md:
j have 20 hesitsNoa II assuring you tia. Dr.;
Yours truly. THOMAS GUARD.
Rev. THOMAS GAMBLE, pastor N. e. Church. HA
have tiled Dr. MErrAua's HEADACHE pnI.
with great benefit. I am now seventy-nin Year,
old. snd have been subject to Oonstipsnon mum
In my csse, the hrst time I come to Baltimore ]
want 1d 70 thanh 4ny on personally Thomas eAmR1m
Rey. LEWIS A. TH1aExnD. pastor N. =. Church
gave Dr. MarrAun,s HzApAcH, Pn1e 70 .
Who 1S s n bed With II bad saSs e Ts
Respectfully. LEWIS A. THIRKKIKD.
Rsv.I.EPrr1as. pastor N. Z. Church. Urbana, Va
a;sa o sna 1 sonna Rs mos
Please send me another box
Rev. g. ". HoRBs. pastor u. 2. Church. Pied
i6svs given my wife. Who IL sufferer from Head,
eche. Dr.. MHTTAUA's HKADAoHE Pulls. and ons
doss g re T mas Always op 40 w HOBBS.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO..
lay1-nn Gala prmurlAfurn. Ralt1mOro, MD.
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A SAD CAsE.-The funeral OF Alice CassiD,
bright ten year old girl, took place to-day from
the residence OF Mr.. j. X. Cassin on ,th streer
She fell last Tuesday from the roof OF the wood
SHE'D and fractured her collar tone. she WAS
taksn with conyuiSons and died Thur day
afternoon. Hundreds OF chtldren and grown
people thronged the house after her death. for
she was as good as she was beautiful, and a
general favorite In the neighborhood where sac
lived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-18

REAL ESTATE SALRS-Duncanson Bros alc-
t1oneers, sold on Thursday afternoon, for the
owner, lot 10, square GIG; 20 feet front by depth
street, between North Capitol and LIST streets
east, near Government Printing once, for 20
CENTS per square foot, 20 John Lynch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-18

MARRIAGE I1csNsss have been issued to Jos.
GiaCchettf. Of Fortress Monroe, and Julia LOhr;
VIM. N. Leonard and Matte +. Leonard, both
tram near Trappes Nd.
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West Washington, nee georgetown.

not turned up or explained his failure TO ap-
pear at the residence OF Mr.. Norman Hubbard,
OF Blue Hill, near Hartford Conn.,, where he
was TO have been married. Various reports are
In circulation as to the cause OF his disappear
ance, one Of which is that his aristocrasic rela.
t1yeS In Virginia had 1nterfered at the last
moment to prevent the marriage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-18

TEE eyesight is a very delicate organ to ex-
pertinent or title with, and those VINO have
been taken In by pedGlers and ilinerant opti-
Clans had better consult III. ID. Hempler, the
opt!ciaD, 453 Pennsylvania avenue, and nave
frames ard glasses fitted TO conform TO the
face ard cYGsfght.-Adrt.
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The New Methodist Society.

AT a recent MEETING OF the new society
formed by the withdrawing members of Ryland
Chapel, the name OF the organization was
changed to that OF the congregation OF the
Tabernacle" and having accepted the invita-
ZION OF the Westminster Presbyterian Church
on 9TH street, between d and streets south-
west, 10 Worsh1p-w1th them pending the cree.
tfon OF their tabernacle On 9th street, near Viz
ginia avenue. they will uni e With that congre-
gat1on tomorrow. Ii Is understood that The
trustees Of Kendall Chapel could not low
ITEM the use of the chapel any longer on az
count or the conditions OF the trust under which
thty % the property, and it therefore became
necessary for them to look for quarters else.
Were The lew congregation will be what
may De termed broadly evangelical as to doc
lrlne ana eongrf gattonal In government. IG is
CnderstoOd that while there will be no comouI.
soIy law on the subject OF class meetings that
suen meetings will be kept up by the member
sbdp aho that all approved christian methods
the church. "o'nins' vi
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DILE8 PILES!I PILESUS
sURE CUBE , T0gND 2,,! At LAST. NO oNB

A sure cure for the blind. Bleeding, Itching and
Hams (an Indian remedy, called Dr.. williams
Indian Ointment: A single boz has cured the
No one need suffer ave minutes after applying this
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions. Instru.
Williams Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the
inteAse itching tparcuarly at night after getting
painless relief and is prepared only for Piles itch
Ing Of the private parts. and nothing else. Sola
BY al druggiEtS, and sent by mail on receipt Of
prico. o. per box. FRANK 8. HENRY CO..
Props. Cleveland, Ohio. WIN. B. ENTWISLE.
Druggist, corner Penn'a ave. and l2th st., Wash
ington. DO, Retail Agent. feblb-eo-lp
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NJ" ~ TO ORDER AWNINGS.
and HAIHIITT ID the man to make them.
ma. PM 817 MARKET SPACE.
UyHE OELLULOID TRUSS; that never breaks.
il never wears ont. always clean. md can -
worn v6ile bathing Il Tor sale &C
OHA0. IIgHIKA
% tn street NORTHWEST
RI: Eisnn dsyoen hw stesntion 70 ths vans :
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DoN'r forget the auction sale OF clothing at
the Famous, 400 7th street. Clothing at your
own pricc.-Adrt.
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JONES wife had rheumatism. She used ST.
jacobs Oh and got We'll.
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"sr0RKs TouRs."-The annual announce.
roeht of "stork's tour, l,,., been issued, and
viii be read With interest by persons inteluiug
10 make summer pleasure trip. grand tour
from Washington 10 Montreal, TO occupy fifteen
days, via New York, Hudson river, Saratoga,
Lake Champaign, Montreal, Lake Mem DhrerIa-
cog, White Mountains, Boston and Nexport
mas been arranged, which offers most attractive
Inducements. Stork's tours have become so
Wen Known that it is needless to say anyIhtng
q praise Of the management.
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BRACELE1s gold flned; ladies' and chrdren's
chSsed and enameled, 81 to S, at Prlgg's.-
Adpt.
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Xinhi0 Tn 81 GAn0 1RnnT yEnrn n

SIS far superior TO the fashionable and fliusive
prep aratfons OF beet wine and iron, /" says Prof.
+. w. Hunt, ND, honorary member Imperial
Medical Society of ST. Petersburg, Russia, &C.
&C. It will reconstruct the most shattered and
eDfeebled reinvtgerate the aged and iDfirm. and
make sickly children blooming and healthy. It
Is invaluable In all female complaints. remoy-
Ing irregularity, pains, and exhaustion; and 1t
quiets restless children and Infants Beware OF
worthless limitations.
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THE BIOLOGICAL SOCIETY met last night In
ne Iegt MS room. Smithsonian Institute
u1ldirg. Mr.. Robert Ridgeway exhlbIred a
election OF Wild ana domestic turkeys to
how that the latter Is descended from the Wild
Key CT Mexico. Mr.. W.. p Scudder N ldp
tortoise, Prof Thomas Taylor exhibited soeci-
mems CT tapeworm from the hog Mr.. f. w
True spoke or a new Geological record. pub
nsheo ID Leipzig. Prof. Riley exhibited specl-
tain locust, and said that tho &c, - Muu1
ant this year Is the az rs az iocnSi
- 4ucDoI aid explained some recent ex-
peTimentS In fish culture. The important
discovery as announced that shad eggs may
be kept for "a hours In a halt dry condition On
trays OF moist cloth and may thua De trans
ported from place TO place.