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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-12
DRY GOODS.
WE ARE NOW UNDER ROOF.

DRY GOODS.
WE ARE NOW UNDER ROOF.
THE FASTENERS AND CARPENTERS ARE AT
WORK.
We positively expect to open in the early Fall We must
prepare for removal.
REDUCTION IN EVERY DEPARTMENT..
All goods reduced from 30 to SO per cent. We will
not shall not dare not carry any old goods into
new building.
Our assortment is still complete. but shah buy
more goods rep,cnish present Stores must
close out department. possible. Goods
on hand when ready for removal will lie sold
1000 pieces beautiful POLKA DOT and FIGURED
LAWNS at cents. warranted fast ooors
SEQ pieces extra wide and fine VICTORIA LAWN al
cents, reduced from Is cents.
6.Ooo yards beautiful LACE BUNTING in all tie
esdng spring shades and black 10 per yard.
reduced from IS cents
1900 yards half wool CASHMERE. reduced 10 10
cents in all the new shades.
$50 pieces beautiful CANTON GINGHAMs, all OF
this seasons manufacture. reduced TO cents These
have been sold during the season by other ner
chants Is cents although our prco has az no time
been above l2H cents.
have just found in our Stock Room one case each
BLACK and CoLoRED LUPIN's LACE BUNTING.
all WOOL which shall offer at Is cents former price
SO cents. Also 80 pieces of those French all wool
BUNTINGs at lC cents per yard. worth sly cents.
1000 all-lnen LAP COVERS, extra size. in ten dif-,
ferent patterns at IS cents reouced from sl.25.
Every article in reduced from 80 to 80 per
cent
We must prepare for removal
Do net consider this idle talk. Every lady In washi
ington knows the magnitude o. our stock. which
safely state three times large stock Of
any other merchant this city. Therefore prepare
for Bargains! As by the time into NEW
HOUSE. expect to reduce the smallest in
the city. The Goods all FRESH having sent ali our
old trash to New York auction. be sold highest
bidder Call early in the morning avoid the mmenss
rush.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-12
CUTICURA RESOLVENT,
THE NEW BLOOD PURIFIER,

And CUTIcURA, and CUTIcuRA SoAP the great Skin
Cures, will every species of Humor from Pimpe
to Scrofula ALI other remedies may be tried and found
wanting. but in the end the CUTIcURA REMEDIES must
be used to effect cure.
CUTIcURA REMEDIES sold by all Druggists.
Principal Depot
ty7 WEEKS & POTTER, BOsToN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-12

FussELLs Ice Cream
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-12
LADIES' GOODS.

LADIES' GOODS.
FLOWERS AT COST.
Our immense Stock Of
FLOWERS AT ACTUAL COST
TO reduce
Also great BARGAINS offered in PATTERN HATS
AND BONNETS. LACE MITTS AND
THREAD GLOVES AT COST
MRS. NJ. J. HUNT,
Jy5 1909 L street northwest.
M RS. j. p. PALMER,
ll07 STREET NORTHWEST
Most respectfully announces To her friends
and customers that she selling her large and carefully
selected stock of
FINE FRENCH NJ IILINERY
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Prior to her leaving for Paris. tel9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-12

We positively expect to open the early Fall We muse
prepare for removal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-28

Jhs Historical Society of Richmond, Va, is
anxious that Congrts, should branch OUT ss O
book publishing firm. L. seems that thera is O
lot of manuscripts 10 the Congressional Library
relating 10 the colonial history OF tho Mother
of Presidents" These tbs Richmond gentle
men would like to soc printed and distributed
q. the expense of the Whole people. Why
does not the repudiatipp legislature of Virginia
do this itself? New York has printed what
she deems of Value in her colonisl history, and
so has Mass.chu ,etts. Why not follow their
example? There is of course little risk about
it to any private pub'rh,r. The calIec ion of
sooounts sgainSt tho present State Of Virginia
is not surs thirp. Bat the old Virginia
oIoDy was honest. 1t paid its jas. debts. and
it is not improbable that the old docum sn!a, if
given to the wJrld. would pu! some Of the
modero reru listcrs to th, tllsh If su,h thin g
wsre possible.
The above is from Tho New E0rE; Herald of
yesterday. There CT, two remarkable things
about it. The first is that the Herald gave all
its available assistance to tho effort to elcct o
'repu Hating Legislature" and to msks "she
COLLECTION Of scccuots against Virginia not o
sure thing" The ssoond is the iles that a
blush is conceivable, let alone possible, to tho
men who have made the pame of Virginia o
byword and rsprosoh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-28
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY %.

Mr.. Blaine ssys. 10 reference to the war b.
tween the late President and the Grant faction
of tho republican party that after the most
anxious deliberston ard the coolest survey of
all The circumstances, President Garfield be-
lieved that tho tIus prerosatives of tho eXlcu-
tive were involved. and that be wtu'd be un'
faithful to bis supreme obligation if he failed
to msia.ain 10 all their vigor the constitutional
rights and Dig ity CT bis great Office, AID that
10 all tbs bearings of tho sujscs, actual or pcs
sibie, he Was content 10 his mipd, justified 10
bis con:cierco and immovablo 10 bis conc u
siors." President Arthur sat Immediately 10
front of Mr.. B!aioo when be spoke these
words. and was apparently imperLutbable, Tut
if subject to thu ordinary Influences of human
nature, tho fact thas be had just nominated for
the Supreme Bunch the man who had led the
upiustidablo attack upon the President whose
death was attributable to that attack, and that
all tho immense oocoorrJo whose eyes Wtro
then directed toward him even at that moment
thinking about that nomination. and wonder
ing wha. he was thinking about when he made
it. must at loast hGv, produced 10 him fcc!
ing Of extreme uucomfortAb!oncss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-28
Sliding Down n Balusfer

Philadelphia, Feb. 2S.-Psu', the lO-yoar.
old son of Mr.. Plummer, of the American
Hotel. met With an accident on Sunday morn
ing, from which be was lucky to escape with bis
lite. He was sliding along tho bsusser Oh tho
third floor, when he lost his hold; falling VIC
lently against the railirg % the second floor,
the rebound carried him to the bauster leading
up from the FIRST floor, when he dropped to the
ground. distance of abou. I've feet. Had bis
course been straight instead of ziezag it would
have been sheer descent Of thirty five feet to
the marble pavement of the hallway. and death
would have been almost CERTAIN. The second
time he struck the balusaer bis teeth made an
impression quarter Of an inch deep iu the
heavy mahogany, coughing Gu. splinter
nearly two iuches long and as thick as lesd
pencil When picked 40 10 was fcu0d TO
have broken his lover jaw on the iighs side
and suffered loss Of four upper teetb, which
we're found beside him ss clear as pearls, With
out the stain Of blood, showing With what vio-
leuco they bad been Wrencbed from the gum,
For two or three weeks at least he will be o.
Iiged to take nourishment through Quill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-28
Letter from Major Dauief.

Under date Of Washington city, Fatrasly
20, M:ior John ". Daniel, addressed O letter
70 The democratic CENTRAL committee Of Massa-
chuse!!a expressing regret tina. 60 "il p;r.Iiro
business ergAgenent" prevented ais acc 'ptance
of an invitation to attend the democratic dinner
10 Boston Oh Washit g:ou's Birthday. The lei
ter concludes az follows:
II must regret that csnno! salute you ftcm
State Triumphant 10 tho assertion of The
principals of pure democracy; but, sibsit cur
party 10 Virginia has undergone temporary
defeat, tbs RETROSPECT. Of their srsat struggle fer
| tbs vested rights secured By tho national and
| State constitution can ony tX9lto the greater
admiration. aud the moro i1tense cophdsnce IN
that s!erirg, upright democracy which will not
s!ocp to corquer. sr d values 20 conquest Won by
the Sacrifices Of principle. Ga the Other
hand, 6 blush must mantle the check
he rfac!s that the democracy of an az.
oieat and honoyed Commonwealth wss stricken
down while battling for the public faith
| by the hand CT on administration soltmoly G. m
milted to its preservation. 1hs fidelity. c3u,-
age, ps!Iercs and perseverance, IF the Mssse-
chusatts dem3oTsc7, their urfilohi7g devotion
to thass bedrock principles Of free government
VII ca tho fathers flught for century ago, tn il
cotdia! and goruion sympathy fer the rish
struggling asziast iha WOES ct all timss ox,en
dad these ere the many virtues which they have
illustrated, AID which have msds them bright
examples TO Inspire and encourage great and
exalted tffrts in others. The unhallowsd 90.
alitop which he's prcs.ra!ed The Slate Of Vast.
iuson OF the f.ot CT vicious pewsr cln povel
fnd righteous sympathy in the land of Adam!
aad Webster. 1t is pershing eltesdy. snd III
brief day will soon bs OVER. And when pubic
vir;ue.' sustained by faith with works, ehal
o:s! eff its banetul yoke, trust aad doub. 10
that the shouts CT v.c!ery which shall rise OF
from Virginia will be echoed b:ck by the jab.
Isn't voices Of tho d:mccrscY Of Ma: 81 chuso!t
rejoicing in en- tuusi triumph,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-28
RcappOrt:OnnleEt.

a bill Was introduced 10 The Senate yesterday
rcapportioning the State for Congressional
representatives as folcws:
First district, Stafford. King George, SDott.
syl7snis. Westmorelsod, Cardiac. Essex, Rich.
mond, King William, Northumberland, Kirg
and QIoeD. Lancaster. Middesfx. Gloucester,
MatheTs, York and the city of fredericksburg.
Sec,ad DISTRICT. Warwick. E:z .bsih City,
8uuy. lis. of Wight, Nansnmcnd. Nolf,lk,
Princess Anne. Accamse. N,rlbHuptop and
the CITIES ct Norfolk AID Portsmouth.
T5iri district. Heuliso. Chesterfield, Poo
hEtan Amelia, New Kent Charles City jams
City, NottswIy, and the cities Of Richmond,
Menohes:or ard Viii iamsbuig
Fourth district. Prince George. Dirwiidic,
cuss;x Southampton, snd The ouy CT Peters
BURG.
Fifth dia:sic:, ALLEGHENY. Craig, Boto:ourt,
koant ks. Mcnteonoty. FsaGkin, Flayd, Gar
roll, Gra1ean, Patrick sud Henri.
Six distr;c:, Aloomarle, N,lson. Amherst,
Bedtcrd, Campbell. PitIsyIvatis. and tho cities
OF Linohbu'g and Dsnv!le
Saysnth dstrie!. Shenandoah, Paae, Rock
bridge. Madison. Green, Augusta. Highland,
Bath, Rockingham. and the city Of S.auntor.
Eight district, Frederick, Ozark, Loudouu.
Warren. Eauquier, Fairfax. Ptioce William,
ltappahunncck, Oulpepcr, Oia52e, Alexandlis
cad tho cities of Alsyasdrs aud Winchester.
Ninth district. Giles, Bland, Tsz,we. Pa
| Gski. Wytbe, Snyth. Buchanan, RUSSELL Wise,
Dickinson. L,e, Scot. and Washington.
Teoth dissrc!, Louisa. Hanover. FluVanns,
Gooclls land, Cumberland. Buckingham. Ap.
ponEltox. Priuca Ei#a,d. Charlotte end Hall
fax.
Tho rea2iusiefs claim that this spportior-
| mont will RiVo their prty eight out OF the ton
Congressman to be elected OF the mkt election.
They viii ccdeavcr TO push tho bill through 10
tho fow days lef. CT tho prcscnt session. II
thcy fail. it is goutray conceded that the Gov
ercor will call 90 extra session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-28
WrOught Ont PERFECTLY.

LOUISVILLE. KY. March 80. 1881.
Ii. Ii. WARNER Il Co.: SnS Il had been q
gfca: sufferer from acute kidney disease,
wSica my physicians cau'd not cure. but short
tlisl If ycut Sale Kidney and Liver Cure
brought re ou! perfect health.
CHARLES II. GERHARD.
a Vegetable Product,
Only used in AYERS AaUE CURE, has proven
Itself never filing and rapid cure for every
form OF Malsrial Disorder Fever and Agus, or
Chills and Fever. No Injury follows its use.
and Its electl ara permanent. ltrouses the sys.
t!m 10 condition Of vigorous health, ceanses
the blood OF mslsrial poison. and i'm srts feel
ing Of comfort and security most desirable in
Aeue districts. It is al excellent tonic and pre-.
ventstive, SIS vel SIS cure { f sll complaints pe.
cullar 10 mslslious msrshy and miasmatlc
regions. The greatsuperiolity of AYERS AaUE
CURE over any other compound is that it CON-
tsns no Quinine, Arsenic or mineral; conse-
quently 1t produces no quinism or injurious
effects whatever upon the constitution. Those
cured by. it are left as healthy IS if they Il i'd
never had the disease.
The direct action OF AYERS kaUE CURE upon
tho Liver and Digestive Organs makes it q
suoericr remedy for Liver Com plants, pro.
duolng many remarkable cures, where other
medicines have failed.
For sale by ell druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-28
VIRGINIA NEHS,

Gov. Cameron was sick yesterday. and de-
tanned from his Office. Ii is expected that hs
Will soon appoin! tic boards Of directors Of thu
lunatio ssyluns.
Miss Marisn Gocde, dsueb;es CT Gel
Thomas L. Gcodo, OF Buff,Io L.his Springs
who wss 80 psiofullg burned some time since
Is rapidly rceoveicg from her DjaIies.
TIE Tobacco, Association of L7uchburg, Of g
meeting yesterday. declared 10 favor Of the
sboi! ion of tho Tax on tobacco, aud if that csc.
not be accomplished, it's raducsion TO eight
CENTS.
Ii is generally conceded that tho Governor
will osll 81 extra session of he Legislature.
The Iioety days will bsvs expired rtxt seek.
and while the members can sit ltnger if they
60 desira they will get no pay.
The grand jury of S:suntoa on Monday last
brought into ooar! sevsa.i ,inc iodic:men ts,
OF these f,urleen wsre fol- selling. liquor
to minors. thiriy-:hr: 20 for selling l;uaor on
Sunday. three for keeping hoas.s CT ,l-tams
and four for being Iuisaao:e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-28
Affairs In LOniss Gouuty,

| Correspondence of tn, Alexandra c. zattc. !
LOUISA O. H., Feb, 2t.-Tho County Court
was 10 session last week, ius nothing, savo
things Of g lcca! nature and interest, was done
Thtro are 10 the o:u1ty. If lbs Warrock-
Richardson Almanac b. cortcc in lis s!sto
mont, 7,4l0 whites end II ISL ncg.oee, Tie
negroes have. therefore, majority of ILL
Oae l0disn is sid to dwell 10 Lou;si county,
| but 50 to tho namo or whereabouts of this lcuo
| red man am completely 10 tho dark 80 | IVES
! heretofore wholly ignorsns of ery suoh being
existing IL our midst, Tho irss aal ou!Y
knowledge | over had Of tho iscs osrscG
| from thu alnsnso just mentioned.
Dir. CHARLES I. Frey, who came ov5r 10 this
country tIom Gcimsny and ct ope tue taught
| music 10 this oau5ty ard at Charlottesville,
bn! subsequently movsG 10 Nav Olesos, La,
died very suddeol2 10 North Carolina. not long
| slnoe. lie was 90 Common musician. lie en
Dyed the reputation Of being an srtss md Gem
poser OF some celebrity. bis c,mpesi!iors being
| charsoteriz ID by ganuloo melody. The late
Mrs. Jenna L. Boiling of tnis piece, was ct
ons time pupil of Mr.. Frey.
a decided change in the weather is making
itself tels. The skies sre oold AID cloudy this
morning, and it will probably snog.
Meal, and that Mingled with profu3icn of
braD. is selling in this community at Sl,25 per
bushcl. Bacon. II abd Is c:nts per pauoG.
Butter. 80 csnls per pound. Provisions add
provender of all kinds are selling at cuusuall7
high prices, Meal and proyandor ore az scarce
as thsy are high. Times arc certainly bard
With the people.
DR.. 3. NJ. Francisco hiss wtittco biograpl-
Ica sketch of his father. Peter Francisco, of
revolutionary notoriety. The elder Francisco
Wts man OF uncommon muscular powers
Did Billy Baker used to say tdas Francisco
could take q msn 10 each hand ard d.rce
aroucd the floor With them.
1t appears TO ma that if our farmers would
engage more 10 fruit culture. it would bo we'll.
plontcsus supply of spplor, peaches, straw
berries aid improved gardsn bilckborries
WHOA deem equal to strawberries, would 70.
only serve delightfully."- for homo coasumption
but w:u!d 90 doubt prove qaite luurativo.-
More grapes should b. raised than most OF
our farmers toDd nowadays. Besides making
delicious wines from them, they ore most ia.
siting fos table u.s.. What is more teRlptinp
than to see on tho table fruit s:aad laden
with luscious grapes?
10 me, the most readable part Of the Co.
zette is the editorial oclumo, scd ny views
generally coincide With those Of the Caste
| read With much pleasure AID qualification
your editorials on Washington. TIE very idcs
OF elassng Grant alongside of Genrgo Washing
tor! But some people deemed John BroRaa
martyr aid saint.
Your correspondent Faiurns biz thanks to
Hen. Geo. D. Wise for package CT sceas and
COPY CT tho Congressional Record
VINCENT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-28

Mr.. Baysrd in the letter he wrote 20 the Msi-
s.chuss!ts democracy upon the occasion of their
annual dinner on the 22i inst, said when We
witness the consum m alton Of shameless bargain
By which the political control of the State ct
Washingtol's birth is soll to the n 1is:ers and
advocates of Reputation and public d'satnor.
we long for the restoration of his influence end
example to rebuke and denounce the degenerate
men who hsye disregsrded or forgotten the
lessons Of his noble life" Regrets ara IS vain
as hopes, and in the case referred to arc csre.
cially 30, for if Washington wsro alive now he
would be Gallo Bourbon" and have no mt "a
il fl Iercs than one of that radically pIo,crbed
clRss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-28
Counterfeit Money.

New YORK, Feb. 2S.-SpecIal Treasury
Agent Scauntl arrested yesterday man who
gavs bis name as Ftiz Sp,iksr. whom BIO
found 10 saloon on Greenwich street passing
c,unterfeis quarter dollar. Speiker WIS
searched sud twenty-aight c,uaterfsit piscs
wtrs found 10 his possession. The prisoner
lived in B:oekIya, A thorough search tf the
premises resulted 10 the finding of mould
and galvAnic battery. Tbs &C. ion of the gife
WAS watched and the officers discovered her al
tempting to hide awsy O truok. This WIS
seized aud when ep,ned was found to contain
twenty-five plaster moulds fer casting quarter
dollars end sixty three false coins, eighteen Ct
which had been used.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-28
arn ------~----
WE RS or LIE DAY.

inc deaths 10 Phsdslphia from small, oey
last week numbere I'd seveu.
Inc Dtl1sn u Vernment is iovitina reguuI-
"on Oh diplomatic reistions With Mexico.
Il. a Iumot hss found lis way to Cologne that
tne lar VIII sodioate. after bis coronation if The
condition OF Russia doer not improve.
I'm. IN ssvent3-if'h birthday of the poet L,as-
tS.iow WIS oD5erVeq at tho public schools of
CAMBRIDGE Mass, Yesterday sf:ernooD, '''' "
, The widow Of Daniel Webster died at tho
Leroy House, New R,,hefIe, N Y nv snrd anv
night She was MIR. Wei s!er's stc,ud v,fs,
Ex-senator Conkling jb,s M, ,et oG,;,,,,
notified the PfesideDs of bis decision a. to h;s
nomination IS Associate ~ us,ic, Of tho Soprems
Bsnch. ADD it is uoders TODD be will avail ,hs
decision. ., 1''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-28

No one st al acquainted with the gentlemen
who hsya made lngs donations to the stvsrsl
educational institute ons in Virginia believes thst
they would have maic those gifts if.the thought
hid ever enter d their minds that the objects 81
their benefcsrcs would be geiz ID by the read
justers and be used by them as the nea,s Ct fui-
filing some OF their pronises to their hungry
followers. Blu: such things cannot be. Men
will no! ,rd their boys to schools presided over
by repudistors, and the institutions rtfsrrei to
will die from want of student
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-28

HATINa.-The pu:ss. food il fruit, next The
cereslf, then the vegetables. which are properly
the food of s1imslss Fit is necessary that All =
nal fjod should he eaten, or because you can.
not leave eff that Diet st on CO. then tks it in its
mldes: fOrm-in tie osg or oyster. The change
which would be wroush! by such regimen
would be slow, IS all natures changes are; but
the results ers not the less certain. Beautiful
diet, beautiful form All pure poets have abstain
cd AIM tirejy from animal food Especially
does minister tsse lsss meat when he has 10
write q sermon. The less meat the bitter Ter
mon. livery animal feeder ia sometimes a
tsrsnt. If one would sbste that fate, no must
omit it entirely, hut by gradual process Com
pare tsble of the presnt day with that spresd
by the haLds Of Eve in paradise 10 feed her
ethereal guests Then was gathered together
f:aat of the ruros., banquet Of, tight. Schol-
ars, II they would G It their lessons, can do 80 in
much sbosser time ind know more By adopting
pure diet. The csuae of ill.temper and want
OF harmony IN women, and peeyishness of in.
fsnts and difficulties in family and other rels-
tions might be eaiiy intimated We are con-
posed OF atoms and every atom must be music.
al and trenulous with harmony 10 give the body
that harmony ih,. is musical. The c ,n,ent Of
our atoms, tho ansolu!e consent of every atom 10
every other asoa-that i, harmony. Every
passion leaves It, impress We know not how
long Every atom aympathz 70 With every other
atom.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-28
Fatal KICK.

New YORK, Feb. 2S.-Uoroner Parker and
Jury held al Inquest yesterday afternoon 10
Williamsburg TO ascertain the circumstances
cornscted with the death of John Henry, who
died last Thursday. two days after his leg had
BEEN broken 10 an STRAY 10 a liquor store. 1t
appeared from The testimony Of TWO physicists 8,
the. Herry did not have three Of bis ribs
kicksd in. as had been previously stated, Gu.
that bis death Was caused by pulmonary cor-
sestion. and Was probably FASTENED BY tee
breaking Of lis leg. Henry was struck, AID in
attempting to kick his aSsailant slipped ED
brcko his leo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-28
SMALLPOX,

New York. Feb. 2S.-Four Gases OF smal-
PIX were reported in Jersey City yesterday-
two men in one family 10 dwelling on Oakland
avenue, one in dwelling on Warren street,
and the fourth on Cottsge street. Bayoune.
There was falling off in the number of
smallpox cases 10 Brooklyn last week, the total
number bsing six. There we're line cases for
the week ending February is. and seventeen
for The preceding Week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-28
Wsat Cigarettes Are made ar

NEW YORK, Fab. 2S.-Oficer Obiardi, If
the Society fer tho Prevention of Cruelty to
Children, was complainant. 10 tho Harlem Pr
lic' court yesterday sesirst little Itali,n boy
Dam'd Gisc!oto Cotzoni. whom he otary I'd
with picklr 6 cigar s'uurs and old tcb,tc, quids
from the s'rsets. When tho bcy YES asked by
the magistrate what h. did wish the stuff ho
said that be sod it 20 man who made ciears!-
tes or d plug chewing tobacco of it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-28
Explo. sion of Sewer Gas

NEW York;. Fab. 2S.-Passsrs by Oh Ora
hsm avenue :: near Richardson street. Williams
loud rer ort, wSioh shock the pavement in Il The
immediate vicioity. At the same timethe iron
Gap of q s.w.r msphole Ieaped seV3ral feet into
ihs air and than fell to the ground With ash.
fortunately without il. il.irg any ona Tho &C.
clrrstc, was caused by an explosion Of sewer
gss A number of windows on tn, block were
shattered by tho forcs of the explosion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-28
Shooting of :, Policeman.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2S.-Ofioer Austin, who VS.
shot ct an carly hcu: or Sunday mcrnirg, is
10 siekiog c,oditioo. John Shaw. c>lored
boy. who was yesterday arrested. c,nlesscs hat
no was TIth James TucnaS, coered, when
Au?tin arrested them. ga The wsy to The
station Thomas drar a concealed revolver and
shot the officer. The Buys then ran away.
Thomas has nos vat bseu arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-28

oo 49, az known the readjus.srs, in their re-
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