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The Debut ofsGrest Actress.

Rachel has been for some time making at
tempts In tragedy at the theatre Of NJ. ST. AFFAIR,
who. although a SOcirtaire Of the COmedie Fran
calse, only occupied modest place there. lie made
his pupils perform, and gave them tickets which
they undertook to dispose Of for money. This was
which Rachel took part were the most lucrative
She frequently brought before the Inhabitants Of
this part u Paris, and she WAS appauded and made
much Of by this hUmely public, and her renOwn had
even spread beyond the narrow sphere where she
paved the way for more serious successes Some Of
my pupils struck by her Abilities spoke OF her TO me-
and Inspired me with the desire Ia Judge Of her for
myself. went To hear her one day that she played
IA the Don - Sauche - of COTncle. she astOnlshed
me- / admit, In the character OF Isabella Queen
" Castillo; / was struck by the tragic feeling
witch she showed. The secret nro burned
Ia this young aud feeble breast. She was
was then very lite aud yet having queen 10 repre-
sent She lWRiCl hy her grand manner the acton who
surrounded her. These were tall young men, unaccus-
toned Ia the stage, aud leT case Of department threw
their awkWarduess iuto stronger relief. Although
forced by her lOwnoss Of stature to raise her head TO
speak 10 them, tho young artist seemed to address
them as from above sun there here aud there
if may usa the phrase, dcuH@ OF Intelligence; the
character was not perfectly understOod-Of this there
could be dOubtbu although Ons felt the presence
Of the tragic accent the special gift was manifest at
every pUu, and already Saw by anticipation the
great theatrical future Of this wonderful child. be-
tween the pieces went upon the stage congratulate
her, By this time shO had dOnued mans dress Ion
AudrieuKs comedy, ''Lo Mauteau 80 which was 10
follow. As arrived she was playing at some Kind of
game IN which II was necessary TO hop ono foot,
aud n Wasiu this altitude that surprised the Queen
of spain She listened 10 my compliments With one
leg IN tue air. thanked me very gracefully aud re-
humrd her game. Memoirs lie Samson.
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Society Notes.
Before Buying Your Clothing
isit George Spransy, 507 Seventh street


Two of 'em-are III. Bews, of the Merchants
Hotel, Haley and j. Il. Burch, stage agent at Bel
levue. And this is how they got acqlIused Mr.
Lake, ana he dropped pOcket-bGok In the Bellevue
oiCe. Burch's eagle eye took It In - shortly after
the stage had departed, and he (Burch) npped the
package, Mr.. Bews never missed the sack until his
loose change pocket had run dry, and that below
Arco. quiet Inquiry was made In tho vicinity Of
Champagne and ArCO, ETC., but the case looked
dubious, and the PInkertOn detectives wOuldn' touch
II. Finally OF the stage Inldyertentl
made mention Of the loss In the Bellevue Office and
Burch told lem there was similar package In the
safe, which he supposed Watson, on Johnny Car
pcnter or Old Cam, or some of ZEN had left TO
- bait - him with The package contained about
cool thousand dollars, and MI. ews very glad to
recognize II again. lie was liberal to Oiera reward
but BuTCh said he was wealthy enough and didn't
wish to advance ahead OF the country too rapidly.
Matters logged along, until last sunday, while we
standing In the bellevue stage office, after the
Il. 4 II. stage had departed East, and Mir. Burch
unTolled package expressed from Haley
ana directed to him. Burch unrolled II as
carefully though he expected It WAS "a sell -
rolled beautiful gold watch such very seldom
sees IN the Far West. The inscription explained
the business, aud read as follows: 'COmpliment of
II. Bews Ia j. j.. Burch September !, lss2.' A
prominent ieweer of Bellevue pronounced the watch
Of the best In use, and worth at least 200. Mr.
BuTch Is Justly and deSeryedly proud OF his time
keeper.-ifdhO Wood Miner.
The Nj. John Il. BurCh mentioned above Is q former
Washington boy, his father At one time being DTOmi-
nent merchant OF this city Mr.. j. ~ BurCh was for
long time with Is. W. Reed 4 Sons. Of this city.
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return match between teams of four
from the Columbia iine Association and the Carroll
liille Cluh, Of Westminster Md, Wa shot ~ Heu-
nings yesterday ~ 500 and 600 yards fifteen shuts
each distance, any tile and position, troublesome
Wind was blowing across and up the range. aud upon
the whole the day was dimcult even 10 those most
accustomed 10 the range. lh3 visiting team, q
pleasant party Ui gentlemen, were rndur tho dlsld-
vantage ~ being ON strange ground. The loWucss II
their scpr" D. due IN great part 10 their ming The
MIung target, they having ouly Quo At each distance
on their own range. The following D. tho urlrial
scoIt' Columbia liine AssuciatiUn-DT. =. 3, scott
500 yards 20, 600 yards ~, col. =, -. T.. Bumtlir
500 yards Z, 900 yards ~ y, ", iautg, 600 yards
~ 900 yards 90; n. ~. Cuulluu, 900 yards "a, C0O
yards 90; total, 5'7. carroll lnnr ,lub--JuLn @.
Beard, 900 yaTda 20, 600 yards 40; john Delluu 500
yards 90 600 yards o., samuel knpp. 300 yards oil,
600 yards 90; J. a. Mller Sll yards o., 600 yarda
a.; total, hll. ~rrEt Major Dunn, Of the Marine
Corps, and Nj, ", -. Julustuue, ~ the National
Klits, acted as scorers, MI Cuulaou'f gun. d nrw
one, aha not Work well, Ihe match Wa finished
after sunset, when n Wa dinrul % -Hr the target
After collation. un the ground tho visitors started N
train Un thelT way humCWatd
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Acunning Lille Romance.

II was night, a phen0mena occurring
seven tlmos q week.
Tho moon shOne brightly from the heavens This
latter clause IS always added although nobody ever
saw tho moon stunning from hay loft or a frog
pond, OF anything else except from the htayeus)
Two IVYeis strOllod along the rivers bank and
luuas soft rays nirfOred their reflection IN tie water
'fred, 70 she muflnufod, chOkingly, as great sob
made her bosom heaYo " shall meet you IN heayeuY,i
Fred stopped where he stood and looked her square
iu the face.
"Wo, darling, - said he, slowly, as he folded her
10 his breast, ~ really can't tell. II depends on
whether sou get there or not. 80
he moon shines from rs high position the
water stu muimuTs hut they don any uOGe. Fact
b. thel are both married and settled down, but they
HiH't husband aud wife,
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linton victorian Iorps.

The members aud honorary memhrrH aud
friends of the luluu Veteran fufp- ATE enthusiastic
over iheiG recent tTp tu Richmond and thr fHI.IuF
reception given ~ them 10y the gallant HollltTs aud
citizens OF that city. Everything that C0uTtesy.
extended 60 tlc ylfiuuE military The Theatre Nytr
thrown open 10 them and ihrlf niruds a. night auI
when the time ipi departure arrived coo uiltafy auu
uthcu' turned out ' WTafl and escorted thr Ngl Col
the train amid display of fireworks that bsesafa H..
sglpuOn. NulhiuE could exceed The pleasure % tHls
eIeuslpu ana the veterans are only aisluuf tY tt.
Iuyllg.
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This prighuy evening Journal, which D.
always readable tui often urlutrt. IrHf vH.f
ecnpHei even its former tIurtH l, Ur.ufIu.s tu 40.
reader. fuller election urNa ub l"uE ulIH ff.m fHr
great political ngHl lu ohio IHHu HHb other WANING
ton papur., The column. uf tHu IHlHI Urrr rIrI
with specials giving thu fullest and utir.f news anH
with ihtyINlrwa lium prominent pHIurauH 40 uirf
the state. such enterprise a. hHuUl tu WIr aud trf
taiuly challenge lLg llmifIHuu uf 400 uur Citizen.
WHO appreciate ego aNcAdtibtur.s '' lu auy rru.
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUTK

10 gHE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST,
DuunLk THACK, STEEL RAILS, sPLEEDID
sckNEnf, MAGHlflCENT EQUIPMENT.
IN EFFECT nCluBER 1, 1859.
Ians leave ashingion ifom station, cor. Of Sixth
and ~ Hiferta ~ follows.
fw fiiishnig aud tho West, chicago Limited EX-
pres ~ Palace sleeping Cats, at $3.50 a, m. daily;
tast LINE, biap a. ~, daily, with sleeping cars
h"m haiisnutgio 'inclnnati' Western Eapress
40 q. ~, daily, With Palace cars 10 rittsburg
ani tiurinnaui Mail faprcss, 1850 4. m. daily
iui lillsunfE aud me West.
hAlfiMuht AMI POTOMAC RAILROAD.
f"r hlr, 'auaudaigua. Rochester, iunalo, Niagara
N .l b. m, dalJ, except SATURDAY, with ra-
ace faTh ffum Washington o. Canaudalgua.
~ Mhntniturt lnfl nnNcni and flmirh, AZ 1880 a,
n, daily, rhrrpt Sunday.
fuf Nov Nork aud the tast b, oit0a m,, $780, i2O,
go aud ioi sopm' on sunday i'2o, 1850, aud
liu,ll,l tipicss u ralmap rTlor Cars, g,aos IN.
daily, except SUNDAY,
~ RTookyu, New Noik an through trains connect
"a iCftey Ciy With boats of 90 brooklyn Anner, -
AHpdiug direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
ing double ivrtiAgp across New York city.
FuT Philadelphia, q, 1880 a, M, 1850, ii2U, $50
aud io's'Pm. ou sunday, i.2o, $3.50, ana lO'2O
Limited E,prrss $3.50 a. N, daily, except Sunday.
For baltimore, $50, $500, $3.50, 1850 a, M, and
l.3o, $50 i.iu, csc, 1850, $780, and 1920 T.. m.
pn sunday 800 and $3.50 a.m,, AGO. G.2O, 1880
FOR rope's creek Llae $50 a M aud iaiOp NJ
daily, except sunday,
For Annapolis ioa M aud i3io =. IN. daily except
sunday.
ALEXANDRIA Ann FREDERICKsBuRG RAIL.
TON RAILROAD
Fuf AeGandria so, 700 q;2a n 90, n 20 a. IN
t.2N $500, 500, $500, and ~ sop IN. OnSundny,
G.ao $3.50, 90 and 1880 a, M, aud 800 .. m.
For NJ, hn0nd aud tho south G;30aud l;21 daily
and $500 y. an, daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Aorandriafor Washington, g. 732O $500,
and 10 a. M, 1870, 9, 5, 7, and yi2O p. NJ, and
~ midnight. ON sunday az 1890 $500, and 10
a. M, aud and 0,20p. m.
Tickets and Information at the once northeast
corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
and AZ the station, where orders can le left fof
tie checking OF baggage 10 destination from hotels
and residences
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
j, IL, WOOD, ueneTalPassengeT Ageut
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uIsHardIy cola Enough

To speak of overcoats, but our assortment
this season is eutcing aud prices 50 moderate,
we feel confident you Will give n, the preference on
comparison with others Escmln Bros, corner
seventh aud T..
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Has suddenly turned cool, we would call
your special attention 10 our Assortment OF fail
weight Oyeicuais, We can suit those economically
inclined as wei aB Tue IlstldlUus. Ilspuau Bros ,
ClTneT seNenth and d.
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George SDransy, 0O7 Seventh street,
VIII sell you clothing at the lowest prices

Lebanon, Pa, oct. l4.-The wife Of Cyrus
lIoke a farmer living near this place was instantly
Killed tubs afternoon by tho Kick Of q horse While
leading another horse nVm Inc stable
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,o. cArIrAL rRI5n, SO $1,000, ;ooo.

1867 Prizes amounting i1....s 1905 600
Application fur rates to clubs shuuld hc made only
10 the once OF the COMPANY Ia New orleans.
For further information, write clearly, giving fun
address, send uulefs by Ekprcs, Registered Latter
OF Money order, addressed only Ia
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
Now orleans, la.
n. B.-ordors addressed to New orleans viii 10
celyo prompt attention. oci5-bt
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Trauelers' Gntdc.
NnE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

TNllE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE 10 THE SOUTH, SOUTH
" est AND WEST.
schedule In effect OCTOBER Is, 1852.
Z. 10 \, NJ. - NEW ORLEANS MAIL Daily.
Making close connections Ia an points south
aud southwest, With Pullman Sleeping Cars
from Washington, Via DAWN. TO Atlanta, and
Atlanta Ia New orleans, Also from Washington
Ia Sew Orleans VIA Lynchburg AMI Bristol.
j.1H 4, M.-IuUIsNILLE FAST LINE, daily, Via
Charlottesville, llhltlugiou, aud Lexington, TO
Iincinnati Louisville, and all Western points
Pullman sleeping Cars, Washington 10 Louisville.
10. 80 4. M,-SOuTHERN MAIL AND EMPRESS,
Dnlly. a. Al points SOUTH Southeast, and South
west, VIA DanNlilo anu Charlotte, with Pullman
Sleeping cars, Washington to Charleston.
f"t al ponis on MANASSAS Division take 7:l0 A. NJ.
Train daily except SUNDAY. For MaITentuu, take
40 4. 81. aud siib 4. N. train daily,
fur tickets aud an information inquire At COM
lany's unce noi fenusy wanna avenue, ~ At Union
Depot,
NLAuGlirEii, gen. rass Agent.
\, MAtDANIEI, Agent.
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We Have Line


or business suit uusurpa sel ranging from
$40 ulward- Elsouau Br1s., dulhiyr aul iailrH.
corner seventh aud D.,
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Aurttul, Safes.
INTENSIVE SALE
or
FINE BOOKS. STATIONERY. FASCy
ARTICLES, ETC.,
BEING ENTIRE CoNrENTS
or TmE
wELI-KNowE BOOKSTORE,
CORNER or ELEVENTH STREET AND PESS-
sYLyANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST.

At the request and under the direction IT Nj.
Francis -. Mohun ~ the welt known book and sta
tlOnery store, No. 1918 Pennsylyaul avenue, corner
Of Eleventh street, we Will SELL within tho store
MONDAY, October 10, commencing al 10 0'rork A q.
NJ, and continuing AZ o'Clock 4. NJ, and EACH
DAY THEREAF TER, at the same hour, until the
stock is disposed Of. We name IN part
Standard and other Hooks, In cloth aud hue bind-
Tugs.
Nedlcal, Law, aud Miscellaneous hooks.
Catholic Prayer Books, Bibles, Prayer aud Hymn
Books.
Lelgcrs, Blank Books, Library aud other Ink
stands.
Stationery of every description.
Portfolios, Work Boxes etc.
With everything usually found IN a INST class Hook
and Stationery Store.
splendid opportunity to obtain Goods aud Presents
for Christmas, Dealers and others are Invited To at
tend.
DuECAEsoE BROS, Auctloncers.
In meantime, all goods sold at cost for cash store
for rent and fixtures for sale.
Apply TO FRANCIS Il, MOuUS,
ocl5 1915 Pennsyyania avenue northwest.
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PLACE your fire risks with the Curcuran
Insurance Company IT'S one Of the oldest and most
reliable companies IN the District The Office ls az the
northwest corner Of Teuth and streets.
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Mrs. G, N. SMITH invites the attention of
the public 10 her fan opening Of millinery, At Gls
Ninth street, Tuesday aud "Wednesday uf mis- week.
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In is both tonic and an iuyigoralor. We
mean the celebrated Iauuhauser Beer, mauuitrtur
by Me5srs, BeTguer 4 Euge, ANA sold exclusively by
MessIs. Bender Co., 935 y street Family order
are made o specially.
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AGENTS can now grasp o fortune. OUTFIT
worth tlO sent free Foriu particulars address 4.
HldeOut Goa 10 Barclay street. New York.
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The friends Of literature in all it, branches
should not miss this excellent opportunity to obtain
standard works by the best authors, IN the finest uf
binding az the sale 10 take place by DuncansOn Bros
auCtOneers AZ the store Uf r. u. MUhun, Esq,
Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
Monday, October 10. See advertisement IN tu-dly's
Issue.
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AsiIle weather

TAG Shedd Excelsior Turco Russian Baths
are the perfection Of luxury, ana conducive ~ health
open sundays TN T.. NJ.
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Its brand singIe Number Drawings
take place monthly.
A fuNIINE. ELEVENTH GRAND hhAMlNb,
GLASS D., AT kEM ORLEANS, TuEHnAN, No
NEMBEi ~, isH2-I1Oth Monthly drawing.
LOoh al the foiIos tang scheme, undcf
the exclusive supervision aud management 90
den. a.. a.. HEAuNEtsAHD, OF Ia, aad
Gen. sInAL a. EARLY. of va.
Who manage an the drawings ~ TITS company, inih
Ordinary AID scGul-anuuaI, and attest tto
correctness uf the Published unfial lists.
CAPITAL pRILE. $40, 900.
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A GRAND opening OF French pattern bon.
nets and hats and other novelties N millinery Will
take place At Kings p2G Seventh street. on Tuesday
and Weduesday.neXL Ladies, don miss tho uppor-
tuuy 10 witness THIS grand display, see adycitl g.
meut.
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TUE sale Of Dutch bulbs, hyacinths mar
tulips, croCus, and other nue roots per stga-
ship Austrian, advertised by DunclnsOn Bros. auc-
tioneers, takes place tomorrow AondiyI afternoon
at o. clock, within their sae5roOms. The attention
Of buyers Is called to this sale. Among the collection
will be found some rare roots, which win be sold with
out reserve.
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TnE ladies Of this city, as we'll ~ the mall,
portion, win be- afforded o rare treat On next FRIDAY
go the grand nreuing NJ Culcmau's Flppl bower. on
Ncw York avenue, The opcuiug DAYS ~ similar ,,-.
Establishments in the Nurih are lupkcl upon as the
event ui the ial season. aud Mt. Coleman H. Diet ri-
miucil that our city VIII hereafter not br behind our
Notthrrn sister cities u this rcEaul. no further the
rn'l he las since last spring made many improve
mcn's In his place, aud Me- gives hs word that it Inns
no equal south of New York, aud De- b, fully Cpupe-
tent now to supply the Wholesale and retail trt,a uf
Washington The reception uu Friday next will
continue between the hours Of ~ NJ. aud T.. VI. ,
and every visitor win be presented with hand sume
bouquet In honor Of the occasion. For handsome
sight and wonderful display We urge our lady and
gentlemen readers To visit Colemlu's, 1919 Sew
York avenue.
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TnoMPsON's shirt factory and furnishing
emporium, 80 street, presents ITS compliments t0
the readers Of IlE SUNDAY HERALD aud sOllCits a
Ca Of those who are IN want OF nne dress shirts or
any other article IN the shape Of gents furnishings
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School SuuE5 of the best makes at bottom
prices VIII be- found al II. q. Windsor shoe Parlura
1928 New YORK avenue Also, gentlcmeu's aud
iadica nuo shoes IN al tie leading styles. Ihis b
the place 90 save your money.
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WE would advise those who are at all in
Cned view the beautiful In art to visit the studio
Of Mr.. c. NJ. Bell our popular young artist, vt No.
@6j Pennsylvania avenue. The display IN his i'm
mense show windows eclipse anything NJ the Kind
ever seen IN Washington, comprising photographs OF
President Arthur aud his Cabinet, Senators, Judges
OF the Supreme Court, foreign ministers. and the
elite Of our citizens Mr.. Fell extends an Invita- ion
TO the citizens to visit his gallery aud guarantees that
al work leaving his establishment shall be equal to
his samples and entirely satisfactory In every case
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-08-03

~ use by exhibiting millers in the pans Of
the lamps before cotton was brought to
stand.
Mr.. Walker the patentee, will give you
full information. Ihope you that will make
public the utility of the simple contrivance,
aud save millions for our people. Our peo-
plo are slow TO adopt new ideas without &C.
cular demonstration, and ! would send you
u lamp IL was authorized by the patentee
BE prompt, AZ the enemy is marshalling
his forces for the August onslaught
Respectfully,
GEo. A. ferris.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-08-03

The San Marcos FREE Press says it has
always been opposed to Judge Ireland, but
will seat crow" from now on, henceforth
and forever.
We clip the above from the Castroville
Quill AS our readers know, it is u gross
perversion of what we said We stated that
we waived our former objections to Judge
Ireland in Difference to the overwhelming
voice of the people in his favor, and in CON-
sideration OF his present sound declarations
of principle. We will add, that we are un-
able to see how any good man can support
the unprincipled Wash. Jones combination,
which can only be held together by the
cohesive power of the hope of public
plumber"
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New Mode Of Destroying the Cotton
Worm.

Mr. T. L. Horton of this vicinity has
handed us the following letter, which will
speak for Itself. We deem its suggestions
worthy of notice, hence the publication;
RICHMOND, TEXAS, July "a, 1882.
Mr.. T. L. HORTON: Yours received. l
have been absent from home until to-day
which is my apology for late answer. l
send YOU photograph of the lamp used on
our places. II is much faded but l hope
YOU will be able to make it out 1t is a
bonanza for the South, and if all will adopt
it. I predict the control if not the extinction
~ the curse of the cotton planter. Mr.
John q Walker, of Lagrange is the paten-
tee Of the lamp. Telegraph TO him at once
for right to use il, with instructions. You
are not too late if you oct promptly. We
use one lamp to 30 acres-to 10 acres would
be more binding Each moth deposits
from zoo to 1900, 900 according to cato
Inologists) and each lamp on our places.
during the moth period destroys at least 1000
millions per night. Make your own calcu-
lAtlon OF tho rosul on the worm product.
II does les, on dark nights. and you VIII
find i reyt n impossible to stand hear ono
81 the lamps in the early part of dark
night. owing 20 the convention " uf al
nocturnal iliscc,s OF the winged genus.
NY sol. kecas X. Feris. vino i orr fer
mrr. say ilsy snoJid - used when tkc
----aa 3 ret -7r-, tlIsl &C month Old
--- has -g-l'ss -.5 '.l- s--.-C-- zEst G. sar-
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When Siftings spoke of the murder of
Jack Harris by Ben Thompson in its issue
of the 2and, it did so to the tune of
Gently Lord, oh gently lead U.S."
Ben is City Marshal of Austin and Sift-
ings did not know how soon he might re-
turn home. -!Seguin Times
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- Theatrical ana Circus Liie Is tho aamc
Of q new book just issued by thai enterPris-
ing Srm the Sun Publishing Co. Of ST. Louis.
this interesting work viii be welcomed b.
the Thousands who nightly visit our places
Of anu sement. bGt who are aSgusinte6 with
only the pnhi'c performances. Tbs bOck
20 - behind ;he tnes, ane ,-rsis5-s ever
snirg. see advertisement
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ATE NEWS TIE MS.

~~NN s>>>~>~rN~~c>S~-~~S>-~ SN~'N>~~
Ben Thompson, now resides in a cell in
Bexar county jail
Yellow fever is prevailing at Mntamoros,
and is reported at Brownsville.
Ex-Gov. Davis is announced as an indie.
pendent candidate for Congress in the 10th
district.
A great fire occurred in New York city on
the 3lst inst. LOSS $1.0O0.0O0
San Antonio is,tp have free mail delivery
TO commence Sept l.
A late number of the Police Gazette con-
tains portrait of Ben Thompson.
A few moments after Judge Noonan's de-
csion Ben Thompson wrote out his resigna-
ton as city marshal of Austin, and handed
it TO George Pendexter, Esq.
Ben Thompson was refused bail by Judge
Noonau He manifested considerable sur
prise and depression of spirits at the result.
His case will come up ut the District court
in September, if not postponed.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-08-03

JAMS and Younger Brothers, two differ.
eut szihors, q; this Office.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-08-03

A late number of the Police Gazette con-
tains portrait of Ben Thompson.