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HOME. FARM AND GARDEN.
Health Directions.

Halls Journal Of Health: y lture is
80, much ike q shiftless enid who the
more he is helped the more he loo~s iof
Il The more medicine man takes, the
more he viii have to take, whether II Dc
anC lyme, tonic or Alternative, ~
To- thinnest veil or silk Handkerchief
thrown over the face while riding OF
walking against cold wind Is aremar---
ably comfortable protection.
Never sit or stand with the wlnd
blow ing on YOU for a single moment, TOT
Il an, sdily produces a chill, to be I0,-
lowed with a fever and then bad coiu'
Exercise to the extent of great fatigue
docs more harm than good. -
A hearty meal, taken while excess
iveIy fatigued, has often destroyed NE.
CbiIIiness of body dampens the spirits
s,Irs the temper an renders the "hole
man unloyeiy.
Cleanliness in all the surroundings OF
a family mansion pays richly IN many
IvaVs in good health, moral elevation,
,,ersonsl comfort, and dollars and cents
besides.
Life Is warmth, growth, repair and
mower u labor, and all these are derived
rom the food we eat and the fluids we
drink. and these should be good.
At every period of life, at all seasons
IF the wear and from the tropics to the
nolss, in every cline and country, tne
ternnerature of the human BODY ID
health il the same to a degree-that Is,
az n: Fahrenheit. Hence we should ea'
in winter mainly of warming food slleh
os meats. fats, oils, sugar and all the
Grains farinas and starehes; III summer
the fruits and berries, and melons an9
yegetables of the field, the garden anG
the orchard. which cool and open ahu
Yentilate the system.
Nine tenths of the inmates OF INSANE
aevlunns who recover are those who ar'
cent within a wear ffter the hrSt mann
festation of their intirmIty
The best anodyne in all nature Is moe
crate. steady and continuous exercise
in the open air.
The worst cold may be promptly cuIe2
If within twenty-four hours alter IL ma
been taSen, the patient will keep warn
In he'd and eat little or nothing Tor ia!
or two.
In going out into a colder air, keep TN n
mouth resolutely closed, and walk pri .,
ly for few minutes, thus Prev ''Ido,, )
chilliness, which is always the precur
scr of cold.
The portion of the body which mos
r.1uires protection against Did an(
wind is that between the shouler-biade'
behind. as it is at this point the lung
arr, Attached to the body and the BLOOD
is easily chilled.
To spend two or three moments, OF
rising and retiring, in rapid friction Q
the Whole surface of the body with tn
hand is a more rational treatment OF tn
IEin, and a m health-promoting opet,I
alton. for most PERSONS. than dall
cold-water bath.
A good leaasing Of the entire bod bod
with soap ana warm water once Week
is ali the bathing the human ysteiI
leauires for putpoes of health, in ord
nary circumst9 ees.
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GES. GoRDoN, the commander OF the
English forces in Egypt, thus expresses
his views as to a future life: think
that this life IS only one of series Of
lives, which our incaruated part has
lived. have little doubt Of our hay-
inc preexisted and that, also, In the
time Of our persistence ne were active
" ennyloyed. So, therefore, believe in
our active employment in 3 future life,
and like the thought. We shall, think,
Be far more perfect in 4 future life, and,
indeed. 20 On toward perfection, but
never affair
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Approved, March IS, 1884
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Towers in Rome,

Bernini's towers on the Pantheon a
Rome have been taken down-a fat
thatought to have overtaken them i'm
mediately after they were put up. 1t j:
further announced that the lion railing
with which Pope Clement TX. closed W
intercolumniations of the portico have
be en- removed, and the aesthetic appear
ance of the portico has been greatly i'm
proved. The new square that is to b.
laid out in front of the Pantheon will
be 52S feet long and 175 feet vide
This is a scheme that involves the de
struction of private property to tht
amount of 1000 600 lire.
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ACTS or THE LEGTsI.A-
Of Mississippi, q 1876 1873
viii exchange the Aon al
1871 Adde'S CEARIoN
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The Age Of the Moor

Professor Proctor reasons that the
moon has grown old six times as fast as
the earth, z comparison of the masses
and radiating surfaces of the two bodies
making It evident that the earth's, In
ternal heat was originally sufficient to
last six times as long as the moons sup
ply. On the very moderate assumption,
therefore, that only twelve millions of
years have passed since the earth and
moon we're at the same stage of plane
tarE life, this astronomer shows us that
sixty millions of years must elapse be-
fore the earth will have reached the
stage Of life through which the moon
is now passing.
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AN ACT to create an additional Constable in Clay county
Approved, March -, 1854.

SECTION /. Be it enacted by The Legislature
Of the State Of Mississippi, That the Governor
ditional constable in supervisors district mum
Der two in Clay county, who shall hold Office fl
until his successor qualities, when said office
hereby created shall be filled in the manner llr
required by l.w for other offices OF constabies
in said county.
SEC g. Be lit further enacted, That the consta-
bles herein provided for shall attend all sit
tnps of the magistrates court at Tibbee precinct
in said supervisors district namber two, and
shall execute all process issuing. therefrom o.
returnable thereto
SEC. 8. Be it further enacted, That this &C
shall take effect and be in force FROM and alte
| its passage.
Approved, March IS, 1884.
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EnoIand's Throne.

Tho throne Of England, so splendid
when covered with silk velvet and gold.
is, in fact only an cold oaken chair," over
eight Hundred years in use for the same
purpose. Its existence has been traced
back to the days of Edward. The wood
is very hard and solid. The back and
sides we're formerly in varions eolors
and the seat is made of a rough looking
sandstone 26 inches in length, IL in
breadth aud 19 in thickness, and in this
stone lies the grand popularity Of the
chair. Numberiess legends are told in
onnection with it, the truth probably
being that it was originally taken from
Ireland to Scotland and served at the
coronation of the early Scottish kings.
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r4SpER FINAL DECREE OF THE SH ssd,,
~ ,. 80 made on the 18th day OF March, 1888
s s1s Sa,lsP II A. e. Lewis b. l. Todd Co tn'
~ t commissioner named IN said deeIe'
80 ~
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.a,,IVISTRATOG's NOTICE.

-. ,,,,n thaton the sth Gay q
NuIltE : so. ns S,tsS 81 administration upon .ne
~ ARM Il saunders, deceased, were, ~ state NJ
s1s Court u Kinds county IS pnoeTssned
i Mississippi duly granted g ts the estate Of
aha ma FL ;n,sstte are hereby notified and within
si ;,9s ~ same and have them regls,esS Mill BE-
~ time. and As required by law, OF '''s'
forever barred. ,,xIou Administrator.
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ACT to authorize the Boards of Supervisors OF the
counties in this State have the poll books nseriDed

SECTION |. Be II enacted 6y the Legislature
Of the State Of mississippi, That the boards
of supervisors of the several counties III eni s
state be and they are hereby authorized and
empowered rr to have the poll books of their re,
spective counties transcribed into q new set q
poll books, whenever they may deem the Ole
books unfit for use; and they are hereby al
thorized to allow the cireuis clerk and e9-oD:cee
registrar onehalf cent per name for copying
said poll books, to be paid out OF the county
treasury. -,
SEQ. D. Be it further enacted, That this aci
take effect and be in force from and after III
passage.
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social AND LEGAL NOTICES
$500 = the Creditors of
SnfIower County.
STATE or MI $ .:LT

As q couETx. s,7,-.
,,,ur tREpIroRs or THE COUNT ~ ~ hereby en
I TLowgR ana STATE q And n Supervisors q
publicly notihsa that said Board WI ns
sid sogs q ssst thereof the FIST ,sse M
s Is ' JESS . sa hns se az osh ss evidences
and eans = n sd county, then ~
ndes'9s sn duly registered When ,bsrresor Il
sw VIC d Is reissre and Y iss,s g9 ssatare q tn
ssror,iance with the acI q ~ March 5th, A. T.
STATE 81 Mississippi appEVssu'
1854. ,,;s Anr;l fst, A. D. 1854
illness my hAhe' s'-' a. BARNETT,
President Board Of supseITyi,s sui,,,,,
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s,1ssa.
srer1oS1 Be it enacted by the Legislature
of1Ie Sfrte of mississippi That the first section
If an act entitled an act to create two add Z.
tional justices of the peace in Clay county N N
this State, approved February 9, 1852, oe 80
amended as to require in all future eiectlo u
That one of the three justices Of the peace 70 DC
elected by law in beat three OF Gay county
shall be a resident of that part OF SAID pesls
living north of Hoolky Greek. s.
SIC. 3. Be it further enacted, That this ac c
take effect and be in force from and after It's
passage.
Approved, March -, 1854
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SECTION /. Be it enacted By the Legistattre
ofthe state Of Mississippi, That 1T shall be I'M
lawful for any person to catch in traps or nets
any quail or partridges in the counties Of MAD
ison and Jefferson, and it shall be lawful Tor any
person to destroy any bird traps wherever the
same may be found. ~
son who shall violate the provisions u tins act
shall be guilty Of misdemeanor, and on con
yiction shall be fined not less than i've or more
than ten dollars.
Approved, March s, 1884.
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d,of MAY, 1854,

i The front eastern) door Of the City Hall IN J9ct
on Mississippi proceed % sell Tor cash aa r"9 y,
luetion to the highest bidaeF' lhs PttotpSa.f ans
mn interest in The west one-third OF lot nuhlnt
;staa h, The town az Clinton, in said county an
49,, 49, - A. q. MOORE. Commissioner.
ApriI O 1854 3w.
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SECTION i. Be it enacted by the Leegisla..alsrre
ofthe Stat Of Mississippi, That section 2loo,
chapter 81, of the Code of 1880, be amended ia a.
far rs the same relates to the counties Of Tip.
pah and Benton, by adding after the Wofa
district in fifth line of said section 2l8o' the
following land in all supervisors distrlets
wherein there ARE more than one voting pre-
cinct, both justices of the peace shall not re-
side in the same voting precinct
/ SEC 2 Be it further enacted, That TINS acl
take effect and be in force sixty days after
its passage.
Approved, March 15 1854
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1..nl,MiI.MISSIONER'S SALE.

TTNpER FINAL DECREE or pr b III re Sis STATE
sIs rendered on the 18th day OF Mafen'
~ y ia nj cause OF shelton Shelton vs. aoed
Ill 1 ca the undersigned GonlnlsSionei nan"
n said decree, will on the
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SECTION /. Be it enacted bg the Legislature
of the State of Mississippi, That the following
officers of the county Of Quitman be hereafter 7
required to give the following bonds lnseeaa =,
the bonds as now provided by law: The sherlfI IN
the sum of $1,000 90; the members OF board OF
supervisors, 81 900 90; the assessor, 81 ooO W;
the coroner, 81 900 90.
Approved, March 10, 1884
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be and he is hereby authorized and empowered re-
TO appoint additional constable e Deal When her,
e appointed and duly qualified as other ON,
GERS Of said county are required BY law q
qualify. shall have all the powers, and De Ie.
auired to perform all the duties the same .
other consfables in said county
SIC. 3. Be it further enacted, That TINS &C
shall take effect and bt in force from ana ate
its passage.
Approved, March s, 1884.
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n sal1 -. 49,. arNTny. 1854,

~ sront eastern door Of the City Hall IN JAZZ
~ ,'s ssss pp proceed to sell for cash a. prPS
uetion 70 the highest bidder, l m tenfh in
"a 500 re west third OF lot number slN'e
80 .sa-n az Clinton in said county anu STATE
IN 'He tse ' a. c. MOORE, Commissioner.
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I4th Dnx % May. Iss-f.

The following described parcels Of land lying y
Id cannty III Hinds, and State aforesaid, to-wll
ahst narti.,n 81 said lands described IN the trus
nortrage executed Icy 5. Hunt ON the 18TH IA.
4 july. 1862 to secure j. Green et al as l,is snre
les. which Ii in fractional part o soutsNts
,Iarfer of section l. township j. range east, hcin
Tenty acres NOR OF less. The entire parcel al IAN
a embraced in ,aid fractional SEXTON IN said trus
r. niartgtsi, will We sol tsgether; sal rpperty
old to pay the accumulated taxes %, ms ans I'M
rSterts til ra,. a Ia said deed in trust or mort
ACE. INC It'll to sail property i believed % :
bod but shall only convey such tile rs Is Nesle
n me as Roc liver OF the sane.
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SECTION i. Be II enacted bsf the Legislature
az fhg STATE of lissssippi, That the Office Of an
additional constable is hereby created u the
second Justices district IN Yalobnsha county
SEC B Be il further enacted, That me 10Y
ernor is hereby authorized ana elnpoNsIIsu 70
ar,r.,int and commission one additional c0n-
stable for the second Justices court district IN
Yalobusha county, who shall By virtue e such
apnointment hold his Office until the hTst Mon
dav IN January, 1886, upon giving bond and
Qualifying as nov required BY law
SEC. 8. Be it further enacted, That az laws
and 1srf e laws in conflict with this act be and
the same are hereby repealed, ana that TINS act
tive eiFect ana 81 III force from and alter its
passage
Approved March s. 1884,
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NAIL LET TINGS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Post Office Department,
Kaahington, D. G., March /, 1884.

Washington, D. c., March /, 1884.
PROPOSALS win be received at the Contract ofie,
If this Department until p. m. of May g. 1884, fol
carrying the mails Of the United states upon tn,
coues and according TO the schedule Of arrival and
departure specified by the Department, in the State
If Mississippi, from July /, 1881 to June 30, 1885
Lists Of routes, with schedules Of arrivals and de
'artures, instructions to bidders, with forms fo1
contracts and bonds and all other necessary infor.
nation win be furnished upon application to the
second Assistant Postmaster General.
w. @. GRESHAM.
Postmaster General.
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RsaS@bdtEIA MAHEON
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
JACKSON, April 3, 1855.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, 7
JACKSON, April 3, 1881 }
Know ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENT.;
VYH At THE REWARD OF TWO HUNRhEl
DoIlars heretofore offered for the arrest OF Doc
5IsHoP, payable one half on arrest and denver:
% the Sheriff OF Lafayette county, and one-haI OF
conviction, is SO modified TO be payable IN "hoi
tpon arrest and delivery 10 said Sheriff.
In testimony whepe0f / have hereunto SET m
Hand and caused the Great Seal Of IN
u - state 10 be atii xed on the day and yea
irst aforesaid. ROBEkI boMhl'
BY the Governor:
HANRY q MYERS, Secretary of state.
aprils, 'S4-3w.
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Be it yrsozoeg By the Legistutu.e IF ne ,Stolf
of MissixSipl,i. That permission be and is here
6y granted to the comrades or friends Of officers
and soldiers from this State, in the Confederate
armies who were killed in battle or died from
wounds or from disease, to place upon me inner
walls of the capitol building mural marble tap
lets in memory of such officers or soldiers; salo
tablets to be of such dimensions, ana 70 DC
nIaced in such positions in the halls and cham
hars (thp suoreme court room excepted) as may
be designated by the Governor, Attorney Sen
eral and Secretary of State who shall constitute
board of direction for such purpose
Approved March 15, 1884,
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EDUCATIONAL.
Huntsville Female Seminary
HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA

TTuIIs LONG ESTABLISHED School No,
loUNe LApIEs, affords advantages in ,rOa
ton in Climate, in proximity in times IA No.,
districts - eompeis ORGANIZATION Of s DepsrT
particulars address Il. LECKEY -"
iulys, 'ss-ly Prp,i,si
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AN ACT to include certain portion the county OF warren
in the Ievee Bolivar Washington lssaueha W
Sharkey counties
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RECEIVLR'S SALE.

ny VIRTUE or AN ORDER OF THE Hon
II 4. Hill, Judge OF the U. 5. Circuit Soar
onthrrn District Of NJ iss sppi, ordered a. Cham
IN ,g,,aed h seil 10 the highest bidder for cash
Il mIblic outerv, in front Of the City Hail. IN tn
Yty of Jackson State OF Mississippi, on the
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TrUBIIsHED By AurHoRITY.l

N ACT 70 amend an act to create additional justices q
the Peace Clay county in this state appross
9, 1882.
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Approved, March s, 1884.

AN ACT amend section 2s5 Chapter 81 Code OF 1850 50
as same relates the counties Of Tppah and Benton
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skc74or +. b 4 enacted 81 tie Legislature
~ tz8 State of Mississippi. What there snall &c
as additional constable IN the supervisors as
IEkst No. 81 III Pan0la county south q 1os1n4
river. ana f7ak until fhe additional justice q
us rsaEe IS IS provided Tor - lazy 1ox tnat
s.zsIz.ft ana said constable herein ell1sI pe
elected and qualified - the nexI
|.16 fhe sn@s shall be TILED ~ af Ioie{laen.
IS IEe ECTefk8E 81 the aEe
EHc Il H6 S. further enHE1e|I q limit this ael
H.<e s|IEt, and 81 - 8oXe from nHH HIzek rs.
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to create the offices additional Justice q ne
Peace and Constable in Supervisors District NO I q W
county, sse
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JOINT RESOLUTION in relation Confederate soldiers
Who were killed or died wounds disease in the Coined
crate armies.
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:
sEor1oN1. Be it enacted. By he Legislature
of the State Of Mississippi, That the offices
Of an additional justice Of the peace and an az
ditioral constable be created IN supervisor
district No L, of Leake county, Mississippi. :,
SEC q Be it further enacted, That the aa-
this act shall be.residents of the south side Of
Pearl river, but shall be elected in the year
1885 at the general electionto be held IN NO,
vember of that year, by all the electors OF SAID
District No. 1.
SEC. 8. Be It further enacted, That this acl
be in force and take effect from and after It's
passage.
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An ACT to protect game in the counties Madison and JEFF
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Approved, March 10, 1884

An AT Il an additional Constable justices District
- No. 3 II Yalobusha county -
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IN ACT 70 avnlate the bonds of county officers Of Qumai
county.
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PERSONAL MsNfIOy.
KOWa and Gossip In Relation to Various

Kowa and Gossip in Relation TO Various
Gus. A. Bsuter, Main street halter, is ID
New York on business. 80" - pa
Capt. r n. McEldoSney, OF tho New Mar.
tlnsytlls Democrat, Is IN the city. ..
Miss Ella Msnly,of Whesl;nc. IL visiting
relatives In this c..y.-Bellaire Tribune. +
Chief Clerk ecrcgyins, Of the Secretary O.
States Office. Is confined to h's room by III.
nssc. 3. s. y Z q i,
State Superintendent OF Fee Schools
Butcher wsa!soat to Farmoas yesterday to
visi. the Normal school. u 4i'ar -
Hon. John L. Ruhl. q clarksburg, CT.
rived In the city from Philadelphia, ytstes-
day, AID left fer home last night w Y.
Eheriif 3. B. Pcs,lewbsi'c, Of We.z.l coua.
ty, accompanied ty MessIa. G. ". Ba,racL
and John Obsrs wssia the city yesterdJy.
Mr.. William Combs ST., icthor of the
policeman, who las Just recovered from u
h.yee and tedious illuets, has gono 10 Wells
burg to visit friends. ~ z. = g &. Ia Il
Riv u. j. Hart, of:tbis city, is assisting
Elder Moore il the revival nc The Dellaire
Christian Church. Hs will preach there
every evening this week. ssta " 4.
Miss Isabella Mexican; . member OF the
Her Agreement company. i. si.tsr Of
Mrs John slamm, Of this city, and has many
trieadain Wheeling, where sse hes visited
several tinee, PSI - y 7'E5577.t.
'Squiic Schultze and Messfa. Hathaway
and Truxell leave to-day Tor @eadvilis, Pa,
10 visit friends Squire schnlts, wil'take
with lin q KIT. medal which he found 10
the river here some time $50, and which be-
longs tos Pitssurshes. ~, = ','
Last Sunday mornings Wsshipston. D. G.,
Herald says: a boI party ct tho National
Tneasro Friday eycaipg, in honor OF the
lovely Mts. Il. Patterson, Of Wteaiiug, was
given by Messrs. Hnbb Smith ard Casrlss
alaley, and was very elegant affair. Tho
other guts 8 we're Mis- Hatns Gof, of West
Viginia. and Mss Anna Key, whole nscon:-
pishments and taleats arc well known, and
Mr.. J.. Alex Hesyay.g Mrs. Patterson Is u
guest at the Metropolitan, and her beauty
aud attraet:vsatss have ,nnde her tho rec;r.
lent OF marked tDeisl attention, ~
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THE AUhGLAHS AGAIN
They Eater aud Rob u proMIEcut Cit
: zea's HeHi1encc.|y $40 't{E% 81 q

They Eater nad ssob IL Promincut Gil.
E. zca's HeHsacncc.' y'p 'tF-.> 81 y.
The burglarious gang which hes been opsr-
stins with more or lefs success in the CITY
and vicinity for soma weeks past, are syi-
IDENTITY still ctg. gsd: in the industry Which:
II somewhat RISKY, seems 10 havo sach fst.
cinalou lorthcss who engage in il that they
Csually retire from 1T only when employed
1t some less adventurous. vocation 6y tho
Ssate. In the cage Of the gang now operating
here, the State doeBnot seem eager 10 seourp
their services, although they arc evidently
very tcxIous mechanics. 49, t---,--
Yesterday morning, u" an CRY h5ur,
thieves secured Gn entrance tbruu gh q re0,
window 10 MIR. w. B. kimp,on's residence. on
Fifteenth strcet:aIwo a!Gls were cut from
the outer shutter, md the window hois,rd,
:: II ey went through several rooias, riti;ug
dressing case In thu r0om OF Mr., bimDsoI,'s
daughter and occurring In all about $50
worth OF plumber. This consis!ed OF silver.
ware, spoons, knives ibid -iorss, IN oyerccat
Of Mr. eimpson's, in ths pockets OF which
were rome paps1s OF value to him, bet to no
ono else. and othtr' small articles They
family started 10 ,cnt-r the room Of Mr., and
MIS- simpson, but Nj. Simpson was awaken.
cd BY the opening OF tho dnor, aud thinking
Sene member OF the fImily was as;jr he
called. This frightened the thieves, and they
ii:d, but not without their bco!y. =
ssvelal suspicious characters Eero sfen In
the vicinity OF the honse In tho night, and
about ihe time III tho morning when they
we're dhcoSered, which wss twenty minutes
AZ err thee. This ;s the third burglary on
this par. Of Fifteenth street ~itbia lsss than