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RHEUMATIC REMEDY
Does Wonderful Cures. VIII


Does Wonderful Cures. Why 2
Because 1t acts on the liver, kidneys and
bowels at the sane time.
Because It cls anses the system of the poi
s0nOus humOrs that develop in rheumatism,
neuralgia, nervous disorders, billiousuess,
kidney and urinal disorders, jaundice, con-
stipatiOn, piles, fever and ague, and female
complaint.
See what the people say about it:
WICHITA, May II, 1882.
Hessrs. Desottt tf Co.-GENTs: l have been
troubled for years with rheumatism. Last
January was bedfast with infiammatOry
rheumatism, and entirely helpless. | suf-
fered all the pain possible for man to bear.
| had three Wichita physicians, and l used
all the remedies warranted to cure me, with
no improvement in my condition. When 1
began to use your remedy had not done a
stroke of work for nearly three months pain
was intense; my foot swollen ready to burst
could not raise my arm upon level. |
took two doses of your medicine within one
half hour and the pain all left me. At times
would have a little pain, but 1t was soon
removed by dose Of your valuable remedy.
| have used, probably, dozen bottles. For
the past month have worked at my trade
(brick mason) feeling like another man.
can recommend this remedy with the great
est of pleasure, to all afflicted with rhetima-
tism, knowing what 1t has done for me, as
being the best remedy known.
JAMES LONGMIRR.
pronounce the Great Rheumatic Remedy
10 be truly wonder Of the world. 1t has
lone more for me than any physician or med
cine Of any kind. JAMES E. BOOTH,
II. J. FARRIsON,
Nj. STEPHENS.
Compounded only by Dewitt Co., Wieh-
Ia, Kansas. l0-H
The Wichita city eagle., 1882-06-15
BOT-BOUILLE.

"Pot-Bouille," by Emile Zola, the great
est of the French naturalistic writers, is q
most extraordinary, thoroughly original and
wonderfully intense novel, full of colossal
power and teeming with surprising Incl
dents of the most thrilling and dramatic
character. 1t is study of the home life Of
the middle class of Paris, and exhibits the
same terrible and unflinching analysis of
vice as marked its predecessors IN "LAs-
sommior" and "Nana." The various fami-
lies residing in u stylish mansion are the
personages of the romance. They are con-
sidered irreproachable by the world, but
Zola tears off their crust Of respectability
and shows them as they are, exposing their
schemes, their vices, and the complications
in which the wrong-doing involves them.
1T is sold at 10 cents. Remit that amount
to T. B. Peterson, Brothers Il Co., Philidel-
phia. and you will get it.
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A BIG COUNTRY, OURS.

This country produced, last year, S3l ,0O0,-
900 In gold and $40 SOC, 900 in silver; Mexico
and Spanish America, ss,OO0,OoO gold. $685.
O00, 900 silver; Russia and Asia, $23, 100000
gold, $500, 1000 silver; Europe, Si,5OO,0O0
gold, $40, ,00O, 900 silver Austria and Pacific
islands, $40 SOC, 900 gold, 100000 silver; total
$40, 900 gold, Ssl 100000 silver; SlI4,-
5OO,O in all. At the end of the first week
in February of this year the New York as
sociated banks aud eight banks in leading
European cities held ssl9, ,22O 900 in bullion
and specie. The bank OF France eeld $685.
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THROUGH THE FLINT HILLS.

The st. Louis, Fort Scott a. Wichita cOm-
pany last week let contracts for the eXten-
sion OF their road seventeen miles west OF
this place, which takes them to the top of
the Flint Hills. That is, the contracts let
reach that far west, but there is a gap OF six
or eight miles from town west, that is re-
served for the present. The part let en-
braces the heaviest work and the object is
to forward that as rapidly as possible. The
remaining portion of the line can be built
after the portion referred to gets well under
way- EureE1 Herald
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The public is hereby cautioned against
negotiating for, or purchasing one certain
promissary note dated April 9Th, 1882 pay
able on or before September lst, 1882, to the
order Of G. II. Shirley for the sum Of one
hundred and twenty-five dollars, with IL per
cent. interest. Said note was signed E. f..
Platt Said note was procured by misrep-
reservations and wholly without considera-
tion, and said maker has a valid defense to
the whole of said note.
ELIZABETH +. PLATr.
WICHITA, Kas, June 1g, 1882 l2
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Wholesale and Retail Bookseller
and Stationer,
HERRINGTON'S OLD STAND, "A MAI
STREET
A CARD.

Having bought the stock of books, station
cry, etc., of q. II. Harrington and moved in
to his old stand, wish to call the attention
of the public to my improved facilities for
doing business. have now one OF the finest
rooms and largest stocks in the State, and
shall endeayor to keep my stock in all lines
fully up to the times. Thanking a liberal
public for generous past patronage, shall
hope by careful study OF the wants of my
patrons to continue to merit the same. My
motto will still be: always the largest stock
and the lowest prices. The purchase Of the
above stock gives me more goods, in many
lines, than need. This, and desire to re-
duce my stock before going east for fall pur-
chases, has induced me to make a sweeping
reduction in prices Of books, pictures, wall
paper and all kinds OF fancy goods for the
next thirty days. Very truly,
12-tf H.J. HARDING.
The Wichita city eagle., 1882-06-15
POLITICAL JUDGES.

Last week we referred to the subject OF
political Judges" under whom the state IL
previously wronged. The judgeship is
made stepping-stone or ladder for higher
position, the reason being that a certain pro-
vision of our constitution is being violated
by them. The clause in the constitution
was intended by the trainers 10 put stop TO
the ambition of judges, yet, because one or
two judges have violated it and reached
Congress, others of the Judiciary in the
state have the congressional bee in their
honnet et-Larne Chroa0seope.
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NO MORE SUITABLE MAN.

The latest Congressional candidate in the
field is the Hon. III. c. sluss, of Sedgwick
county. We understand that Mr.. Sluss has
reluctantly consented TO become candidate,
at the urgent solicitation of the people OF
his own county and numerous other friends
throughout the state. He is young man Of
fine attainments and an unblemished reputa-
ton. He is at present Senator from Sedg-
wick county, and in the councils of the state
he has always been an influential and active
participant. We do not believe that that
section has yet brought forward more suit
able candidate or one who would develop
into greater usefulness in the halls Of Con-
eress than II. c. SIuss.-Ft Scott Monitor.
The Wichita city eagle., 1882-06-15
RUBY RACKET.

TO the Editor Of the Edgle:
Corn plowiDg is all the farmers have oil
their programme for the present. Every ef
fort is being put forth to get through before
harvest. Ere this goes to press everybody
with their wives and daughters will be up tC
their elbows in harvest.
j. ii. Armour comes to the front with &
new st. Paul harvester and binder.
Miss Ella Dorman, of Wichita, is visiting
relatives and friends in the DeighbOrhOOd.
The infant child of G w. and Lizzie Dor.
man died on the 9TH inst.
Competent judges estimate The present
wheat crop at twenty-five bushels per acre.
IL appears that some Of the brethren got a
little wrathy over our mention, not long
since, OF pet project of theirs. They might
exercise their Christianity in more worthy
direction than at Typo.
Now is the proper time for anxious young
couples to sit by the north window and
watch for the comet.
If the city boys would select more retired
spot for bathing purposes than the vicinity
of the bridge the ladies of the west side
would be grateful. Can't the city authOri-
ties stop il?
One of the most pleasant events OF the
season transpired at the residence of the Rev.
w. w. Dorman on the 9Th. 1t seems that
members of the Mount Pleasant church and
friends of Whitehall recognizing the ''eter-
nal fitness of things" and desiring to show
their appreciation of the faithful and Jealous
manner i'm which he has administered TO the
spiritual wants of the community, hit upon
the happy idea of a visiting party which was
forthwith put into execution. Dinner being
very important on such occasions enough
was provided TO feed the multitude which
would gather there, aud which was served
at the proper hour. After dinner MIR. Dor
man was surprised with cosy Boston arm
chair and his estimable vile with a handsome
rocking chair. Also Si0.50 in cash and many
other valuable presents. A supply of gro
ceries was generously contributed by Mr.. A.
D. Wheeler, Of your city. short while
was spent in social intercourse and music,
sfter which the friends departed for their
ZONES carrying with them the sincere thanks
md best wishes of Mr.. Dorman and family,
md Typo.
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Attention, Ladies.

Hats, Flowers and Plumes cheaper than
the cheapest. all new and fresh. Beads, Can
vas, Zephyrs. Yarns, Silks, in all qualities
and cOlors. Human Hair Goods in all shapes
and styles. Infants Robes and Cloaks. also
Ladies Underwear, nice and cheap. Table
covers. Roll plated jewelry, warranted to
wear. Embroidery from cents to G5 cents
peryard. Ladies California buckskin gloves
warranted to give satisfaction. Thanking
the people for their past patronage. invite
them to call and examine my stock.
NJ. kLENTZ.
off M II Main Street
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WHISKY LICENSE.

For this year just closed LeavenwOrth re-
ceived special tax amounting to Sl0,674.G0
from saloons or places where ale, beer and
wine are sold. The amount this year will
be larger. This is about two thousand dol
lars more than Atchison received. LcaveD-
worth charges ten dollars a month, while
Atchison, and Topeka also. charge fifty dol
The Wichita city eagle., 1882-06-15
GRANT ALL RIGHT.

The report of Grants "losses on Wall
street. having been authoritatiyely denied,
it is now in order for somebody to get up a
new story on the ex-President. In denying
the report of his losses, Gen. Grant says he
long ago made 4 resolution to contradict
nothing, but the silly story Of his having lost
his money in speculations having caused his
friends, not only in this country but else
where, so much anxiety, he departs from his
rule to say that he has lost nothing at all in
The Wichita city eagle., 1882-06-15
VERY SAD.

Our old friend John 5. Gilmore, editor OF
the Wilson county citizen, has our SYM
pathies in this hour of strangely sad bereave-
ment. He had built a pretty home for the
one who had won his heart and to whom he
was united in marriage but two weeks ago.
Happy beyond words the new bride with
husband aud lover started on bridal trip
for the Atlantic states. Arriving in Wash
ington the bride was taken suddenly i'll and
in spite OF love and solicitude in a few short
hours bid her husband good bye forever. 1t
is one of the saddest. and strangest of be-
reayements. The sorrow stricken husband ar
rived home on Monday with the body OF his
deceased bride. What a strange mingling
of the bridal veil and burial casket.
The Wichita city eagle., 1882-06-15

The Wichita EAGLE has opened up in its
own conservativeway, strong opposition "a
the election of judges TO Congress, in viola
ton of the constitutional provision on that
subject.-.Sferiing Gazette.
Correctly stated. When il comes to the
violation Of law the EAGLE may be a little
old foggish, dreading any progressive raai-
calism which winks at crime especially upon
the part of our conservators Of justice.
The Wichita city eagle., 1882-06-15
Notice to Wool Growers.

June 18th, 18th and 18th, 1882, have been
fixed upon as sale days for the disposal of
the wool in store in Wichita, by the MEN,
Association. Buyers are expected from
abroad. All members of the association, and
others desiring to sell their wool, are re-
quested to have the wool in store prior to
the above dates, and to be present in person
to dispose Of their wool.
1l-2t WIN. c. LITTLE, Sec'y.
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LYNoHrD ArLAwRsnoE.

A man by the name of Bauserman a few
days since at Lawrence, Kansas followed a
colored cyprian to the Kaw river bridge,
when he was attacked by two cOlored men
and murdered with club and iron rod.
His body was found in the river and cir
eumstances of his being with Sis Vinegar
came out. One Of the murderers was
caught at Eudora and another at Indepen-
dence, Mo-. and brought back, whose ex-
animation convicted them and implicated
Pete Vinegar. Fifty masked men on Friday
attacked the Jail took Vinegar and Robertson
and King out and hung them all from the
timbers of the bridge.
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VERSED IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS.

The Wichita EAGLE, last week, devoted a
column to the claims Of HOn.H.C Sluss, who
is a candidate for Congressman at large and
speaks highly of his ability, his honor and
integrity. No better man could be chosen
to represent the people Of Kansas than Sluss.
His wide acquaintance in the state, his
prominence as a man yersed in public af-
fairs makes him as a prominent candidate in
the coming struggle Walnut Valiey Times.
The Wichita city eagle., 1882-06-15
HEAD STONES FoR SOLDIERS GRAVES FREE OF
COsf

The friends of any soldiers buried in Sedg-
wick county prior to February Bird, 1879,
whose graves are unmarked, are earnestly
requested to forward to the undersigned the
name, rank, company, regiment and date of
death of the soldier. and head stones free of
cost will be provided for the same. If you
know Of any such, please do not wait for
others to give the information but notify at
once by postol card or otherwise.
NJ. STEWART.
WICHITA June u. 1882.
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Last weeks Wichita EAGLE pays q just
tribute to Hon. II. C. Sluss, in advocating
his election as Congressman. Mr.. sluss is
an able man, possessed of excellent judg-
ment, and should he get to Congress would
prove an able worker for his part of Kansas.
-Augnsfa Gdsefle.
The Wichita city eagle., 1882-06-15
Complete Steam Threshing Outfit
for Sale Cheap.

The undersigned offers his 10-horse steam
er and 3G-inch vibrator for sale cheap, for
cash, or will trade for real estate in the city
or country. or will take young cattle in trade
Enquire of John c. Derby, four miles west
Of Wichita, Kansas. The vibrator will re-
quire some repairing before starting up in
this big wheat harvest. The engine is ready
to 90 at once. 11-tl
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A good nurse girl willing to assist with
house work, can find desirable place by
calling at the residence of A. Ii. Gossard on
Lawrence avenue, south of Douglas avenue
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For Sale.

Four fine thoroughbred short-horn bulls
Two Rose Of SharOns,
One Miss Wiley,
One Winona,
All recorded. Call and see them. Farm
81 miles southeast of Wichita.
loft IS. EICuHOLTz.
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The City Pasture.

Acknowledged to be the finest grazing land
in the country for its luxuriant herbage,
abundance Of shade trees and brook Of crys-
tai water, is situated half mile below the
bridge. The owner will be glad to welcome
he stock OF the city and neighborhood as
DON as the season opens. Come and see ;
convince yourself.
tFor terms, apply TO the owner. or Mr.. q.
Rieh's grocery store.
Tresspassers upon the premises will be
prosecuted according to law.
5l-3m A. $. TEUTSCHEL, Proprietor.
The Wichita city eagle., 1882-06-15

The American Farm and Home Cycl0padia
Just what the farmer, stock raiser, garden
er and fruit raiser need-ean be seen and ex-
amined at my office and, If desired, pur-
chased. NJ C. MCLAIN,
State Agent.
Office in u. s. Land Office Building, Wich-
ita, Kansas. 4o-u
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Byers, 95 Douglas Avenue, has the ''Gold-
en- Star" gasoline and oil stoves which nave
been much improved over the Old pattern.
They are now the best and handsomest In the
market. Call and see them. l.
The Wichita city eagle., 1882-06-15
WELL ENDORSED.

II. C. Siuss, of Wichita, is new looming
up prominently as a candidate for Congress
man at large. He seems TO be pretty well
endorsed and to have solid backing too
Osa0e00 IadsDeaisnt.
The Wichita city eagle., 1882-06-15
ENTHUSIASTIC.

The Anthony RepuIiiean man is enthusias-
tic in his support of Henry C. Sluss for Con-
gresham at large. and we don't blame him.
CaldiceH Commercial.
The Wichita city eagle., 1882-06-15
TAKES A HAND,

Rev. b. Kelly, long Presiding Elder
writes us from Wichita. ~ think Morrill,
ought to make it. The name is good. There
is something in name as well as in blood.'
The Wichita city eagle., 1882-06-15
Chewers Of Tobacco,
Blooded Stock.

The finest, purest, most palataaie, Is Happy
Thought Tobacco, new process. 2-l3
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DIR. Mary Walker is circulating petition
in Washington asking the President 10 COM
mute Guiteau's sentence TO Imprisonment
for life.
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w. M. Pattee.

PROFESSIONAL PLANO TUNER AND
REPAIRER.
Leave orders at Thompson & Pattee's
nu.ia .tore 46-tf
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PulmOnaro.

Is a Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherry, etc, and
for the speedy cure of all Throat and Lung
diseases cannot he eXcelled. For lncipient
Consumption it Is 4 certain cure. 1t also al
fords relief 10 Consumptive patients in ad-
vanced stages OF the disease. If you have
Cough or Cold, this remedy will cure you in
every instance. 1t does not dry up the cough
and leave the Inflammation behind, but
loosens the phegm and relaxes the tissues,
enabling nature to assist in efecting cure.
Price % and 70 cents. For sale by Allrich
4 Rrown N0l.49-eOw-3mO.
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Farm for Sale,

Containing 1G0 acres, CO acres under culti-
walton, 90 miles southwest of Wichita, Nan
sas. Inquire Of w. II. Gray, at McComb
Bros. harness shop I2-4ts
The Wichita city eagle., 1882-06-15

For parts to the genuine Singer Sewing
Machine, needles aud best oil go to the office
Of the SINGER MIME COMPANY,
Temple Block.
The Wichita city eagle., 1882-06-15

have a few graded bulls, a few fine blood
ed mares, aud some thoroughbred berkshire
pigs for sale. WIN. GREIFFENsTEIN.
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ALWAYS GO TO THE LEADING HOUSE FOR BARGAINS

THE NEW YORK STORE
Comes again the 'front.'
goods and
public can have that the New York Store is the
BEST
Just Received fresh from New York. Cases Standard Plaid
tOsel at 10
Greatest Bargains of the Age!
yards
NHGm& are Arriving Daily and Special Drives can Found in Every Department
receiving sin
Sains Dress Goods Ribbons
Napkins
and DrGn
,WoyeaF dSpRn
SHADES WINDOW PoLEs sTARRoDs ENDS MATTNGs
very large of Carpets. wdt
HATS m BOYS n and N
rmHSrA BUYING CHOICE AND uA W 10 e
my@Ad mshnmw&" "&amMrm&
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ANOTHER CHRISTIAN SOCIAL.
Berries, Cream, Lemonade and
Cake.
MUSIC AND REGULATIONS.

The ladies Cnristion Aid Society will hold
another social at Eagle Hall. this Thursday
evening. Raspberries and ice cream, LEM
Onade and cake will be furnished, and the
occasion will be enlivened with music and
literary exercises. A general attendance is
solicited. 12-lt
For all periodicals and the best brands Of
cigars, go to Harding's. at Herrington's old
Main street stand. l2-tf
The Wichita city eagle., 1882-06-15
II. j. HARDING,

WICHITA, Kas, June l9. 1882.
The Wichita city eagle., 1882-06-15

the Dress Silks Bocaded Silks Mora Sill
Sat Dress Goods ace Emdes Collars Ties Hosiery Gloves Ribbons
Silk Finge COset the
Goods Ladies' Collars and Table Napkins Towels
The Wichita city eagle., 1882-06-15
Caution.

WICHITA, June I2, 1882.
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Ee.ser from Richmond.

Correspondence Ct the Alexandria Gazstte !
RICHMOND, Va. March 9.-Riohmond just
now is v>ry nrcl interested 10 and excited
over tie stock Gs!ket. Maoh Of tho R'ct-
mond ald Dansile railroad stock and tie Nor
fe'k tpi Westcrn railroad stock was held here,
ard of ccurso tbs l:sscs have tcon heavy, but
nothi.g Ike s5 severe 80 io New York. Fer
tula!ely, when the Gi5s hosvy f.,l olms miDy
held On ard hereford ere 20. set losers. The
members Of the syad;oate hsvs beeo in Nsw
Cork during the depression AID srs i'll there.
Gcotral L1Se1, tho most preu!oent member,
is represented SIS atitmirg that he has 40 fears
about their stoak. General Logaa became
identified with tho road about Two years ago,
at which lino. i! is said he was worth S25 900.
Two ncn!hs ego ooal headed 6oarcier, who
knew what hs YES tE!ki3g sbou., seid he was
worth 600 mil:i9n dollars. That tells the story
Of the Richmond eo3 Dan.ile stock, the wot-
desful rss of which has had few psrallcIs In The
history cfs:toks 10 the United States.
The iDei2etc, t1 the terrible accident to
Senator Lybrock Causes sincere regret here,
The clt geG'I:mau was popular With demo
Gratis ga reac Is:cis as well, and was disliked
only b9 those who dreaded bis honest criticism,
Ha was I'd sell during the last OF he session.
d.. ID. L. Msy, member of the House from
Petersburg, is 90 .sdored to hive tho irsids
track for the place OF Superintendent Ct the
Central Luuutic Asylom. Wbiie Dr.. Richard
Wiss is boGksd .or ths pac, oil Superintendent
of Williamsburg Asylum.
M'. L. &. H;or!is,o, who YES turned oui OF
tbs Second Auditors otfcs to-d;y to make
room for q Mahoneite, had boon o!e:k there
for fifteen 5esrs and was regarded So ore Of the
safest snd mess rali1bls 10 the. of6os. Auditor
Masscys sou hss been removed trola his clerk
ship in tae Fits. Auditors cfEc,. He WAS
prepared ioT ,has. toas7er. fer austhipg bear
irg the pe,ns Of Massey is doomed.
STnONGBOW
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NEWS OF TIE DAY.

There vas heav3 snoafa'l 10 Wisconsin, yes
terdsy, and tho rsiIlosd. ore completely blocked
By the drifts.
Ia the CsGinsl C1uct at Washington yesser-
day, th, bail of tx-assstant Pls.mastel GeL-
eral Brady, Indicted l5r completely in the stat
route trauda, wss 6x,i g. $4,000.
Christian Schaf,r, soldier who fought at
Waterloo under the first Nspoleon, died st
Mineral Point. Wis, OF Wednesday. Nicholas
heeney, another Of Napneon's soldiers, who
also served 10 the war of 1872, and 10 the late
civil War, died yesterday at O;tunua, Iowa.
VIM. Brown VAS arrested at Raleigh, N. G.,
yesterday, tor attending to bura the Orange
cotton factory. 10 O;aoee county. N. Q. Ho
had soma dlGcalty With s. ". HOLMAN, The
proprietor, snd set fire to tho lint-ioou, but
the flames were txicgoishsd before much dam
age had been done.
The Cumberland rive, il risrg ct Nashville,
aod another Overflow is imminent. There il
soma apprehension of "a o7trh nv at New Or.
leans, bus the lcvsts are yet intact. 1t is re.
ported thai rev brssks have occurred 10 the
lsVees ct Helena, Ark. A cleTafs, 300 feet il
lsngth wes mads 10 Tho !evee at Bayou Sara O:
| Wednesday, caused By tho i...-:lmed cu.tine
away CT ths old eGbsrkEens BY wofkmen VIII.
wanted TO tcs. the new ole.
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a bloodhound If LARGO

New York, Msrch lO.-A !a:go s.bariia
oidhcuad, while b.irg led in leash ysesas-
day mcralog By two map, b,tks away and s.n
up Seventh avenue. LIS first eEpI0i: v:s to
kacck dosp chila. Gaorgo WashturD, boy,
escaped beiog bitten ty taIlirgas III, ac;m ii
sDraog ct his th.ost. a. jackson squsGo cs-
closure, where ths deg v0luatari|y u:pou1Ged
Elus'It. arunber Of parsons tried tbs iailusrca
OF moral su: sion upon him By peI:ic.; tiu with
stones. Es,apipg to L:t'la TWELFTH s.Eeet the
nss!ltf dashed iato he hallway Of No. 7G lnd
past Mrs. Oaupb;l', who Tss csrryics p ii
OF wa!tr. jumping tho :enos in tao rear the
deg passed toto tho ptxt street and biz john
kusler. cal dealer. Among the oiher parti. 8
alleged to have been bitten wsse James White
aud James Mortimer. White. oue ct tho VIC
TINS. lassoocd tao deg e1d took il in leash to
the Charles street station. Al the Jsffarson
Market Polio, Ooar. yesterday Justioe Pa:tot-
SOD. on application of Policeman TcwoRnad, il
sued dsslh warrant and III! aanaerc1g eoirsl
wal prompt executed.