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The state journal. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1883-1885, 1884-01-26
KIlLEDlHAGAMFLING
Two Colored Men Quarrel with
FAIL Results.

CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-John johnson,
colored, shot and killed Stephen
Alexander, also cclored, in a gamb-
ling LoUs kept by the former at No.
81 South Clark street, this morning.
The were three other men in the
room at the time of the shooting and
their statement Of The affair is to the
ef.et t at thsy were partially asleep
10 their chairs about 6 o'clock this
morning, while Johnson and Alexan-
der was engaged in a game at the
table. One Of them says that he
heard Alexander, with great many
oaths, demand money of johnson.
A momen5 later they were all brought
to their teet by sudden crash and
saw johnson lying on the floor, while
Alexander stood over him with a
sandbag slug in his hand. johnson
rose partially and was again knocked
down, when he drew his revolver and
dre d thee shots, the first Of which
MI ed lis mark entirely, the second
pierced AlexaDder's right hand, and
the third entered his left breast lust
above tbe heart, causing death in
faw moments. After the shooting
johnson went 10 The station and gave
himself up, saying to the lieutenaDt:
81 have just shot man, and you had
better take him to the Morgue, for
Re will be dad by the time you get
there The officers visited tie place
and fHu0d Alexander lying dead on
the floor. Iae three men who wit
messed tie shooting are locked up to
secure their attendance as witnesses.
Jobnso.s is fine-Iooking negro, 20
years tf age, and about medium size
When seen by reporter in his cell
this mo ing he refused to say any
thing, *, pit that he did it in self.
defense, which the officers are in
clined 10 btiieve.is true. Alexander
wcs a powerfully formed man, of
1bonl tuiity years, 6 feet 2 inches in
height. He was considered a very
ugly individual and was generally
avoided. He bid been employed as
"bymeer" in various gambling houses
for .everal years. Johnson will prob
ably have hearing tomorrow morn.
ing on the charge of murder.
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PERSONAL

The friends of Samuel w. Popel
will be pleased to ! arm that he is
convalesciug.
Miss Fannie Weaver has been i'll
for several days. Her friends wish
for Der speedy recovery.
Mis- Katie Robinson is much sd.
mired for her literary entertainment
and lovely disposition.
Miss Katie Robinson, Mss Annic
Cooper i william johnson will b.
tho next colored graduates from the
high school.
We arc pleased 20 announce that
Willi~n Johnson, captain of Il once
famous Howard Cadets, is recov ing
from a severe spell Of illness.
Iiiss Annie Stewart will leave
shortly for Philadelphia.
M'. J. D. Mahoney. OF --llegheny
City, clerk in the United States in
tegnal revenue department., stopped
faw hours 10 our city. While here
he waa ent:rtained by Mr.. c. NJ.
Brown. Mr.. Mahoney is one of the
leading, Intelligent and enterprising
young msn Of Allegheny county. He
vac delegate to the late national
convention held at Louisville, Ky,
and is deeply interested in the wei
fare Of his people.
Hiss Lulu Wilson was taken sud.
denly i'll at the residence OF J. B.
I'opel Thursday evening and was re-
moved to her home where shs re-
ceived medical attention.
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GOOD SAMARITAN COUNCILS
Grand Entertainment at Shake
Speare Hall.

The Good Samaritan Council No.
gave an entertainment at Shakes
peare hall, on Thursday evening,
January %, when all the elite of the
city was present. The council true
to their instinct, reconfrmed the
opinion that none better than they
know how to draw large and pleasant
companies, Many of orr oldest citi-
zens, whom nothing but an entertain
ment OF the kind could induce them to
launch outwere present. Those present
fully appreciated the enjoyments of the
evening, and left at a reasonable hour
for their homes. We noticed during
the evening Miss Maggie Douglass,
Mrs. Elizabeth Cole, Miss Eva
Williams, Miss Florence Smith, Miss
Bessie Dennee, Miss Katie Robinson
and sister Aggie, Miss Annie Stewart,
Mrs. Dickinson, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs.
Compton, Mrs, Lizzie Williams, Mrs.
Snively, Mrs. Harriet Stevens, Mrs.
James Douglass, Mrs. George Doug
lass, Charles Johnson, John Fry, Rev.
Jones, John Cragwell, Joseph Gov
iDgton, Mr.. George Fry, and a num-
Der of others that space will not per-
NIT us to mention.
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Mayor King Honored.

About 900 colored citizens assem-
bled in Liberty Hall, Philalelphi, on
the evening Of January 10th, in
a response to a call for a mass meet
ing, for he purpose of endorsing
Mayor Kings administration. Rob.
EFT Purvis presided, and speeches
we're made by George II. Earl, Of
the Committee of One Hundred,
Thomas Waters and others. Reso-
lutions endorsing King and Huater as
candidates for Mayor and Receiver Of
Taxes wee adopted. A feature of
the meeting was the presence Of tie
eight colored policeman, appointed by
Mayor King, in uniform.
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Cold Dipping.

On Sunday afternoon 5 converts,
all colored, were baptized in the river
near the water house. The ice had
to be cut away to admit the persons
who were to pass through the fearful
and cold ordeal, while a shiyerino
and curious crowd watched the cere-
mony from the snow covered banks.
The penitents were all in the water
waist deep, and after the baptism
they were taken away in a sleigh.
Those of the members on the shore
sung during the immersion. 1t was
trying time dor those directly in
terested, and many predicted a ply
steal injury as result.
Sermon to the Good Samaritans.
The Good Samaritans Council No.
l, Independent Sisters of Temperance
listened to an interesting sermon
preached by Rev. Amos Wilson at
Bethel church on Wednesday even
ing.
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Oil City.

JANUARY "a 1S84.-The revival
meetings that has been going on for
the last two weeks in the a. NJ T.
Church have stopped.
A party of our young colored la
dies gave a leap year sleighine party
to Franklin, Friday evening, inviting
their most favored young men. On
their arrival at Franklin splendid
supper was in waiting for them, and
after an enjoyable time OF several
hours the party returned home.
Mr.. J. B. Rutherford, of franklin,
has come to work at the National
Hotel. Mr.. Rutherford is a good
man, good citizen and a gentleman.
Hope he will stay with US.
Thomas Spence, of Harrisburg, is
here. He is making arrangement to
put up ice for ice cream saloons next
summer.
Rather pleasant today and thaw-
ing. I. J. NJ
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EloDoment in the Sixth Ward.
New Orchestra Organized

AT he front agar. The Bolton
House walters have organized an Or
chestra, and if they will only be as
efficient in leaning music as they
have been in dueling, pie fights,
etc, before long We will be treated
to serenade of soul inspiring strains
Of delightful music. The orchestra
consists Of Charles Howard, Musical
Director; howard Lusk, Bassoon !;
Charles Johnson, Jawbone and Tri.
angle; James Simms, Dagpipe; Abe
Cooper, Base Drum; George Brow,
Jewshafp; Earnest Dove, Comb.
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Carlisle.

JAANURY 2l.-Mr. S. Il. Phillips,
of Carlisle, was married TO Miss Julia
Pryor, of Washington, D. G. Mrs.
Phillips came here to spend the
Christmas holidays, and after much
enjoyment with her husbands reIa-
tives she has concluded to return to
her home for short while.
There was very large sleighing
party left Carlisle for fredericksburg
On the 22d of tie month, They had
a glorious time.
A rare lecture was given in Bethel
Church by the Rev. George Basley
on the origin of the African race.
There will be seighing party in
the near future going to Petersburg,
under the management of Samuel
Jordan.
Mr. Thomas Green left for liam
over, where he will reside. He is
under the employment of Mr.. Carter,
in the tonsorial business.
Mr.. James II. Howard, en- route to
Va, visited our city on business last
Monday. We were glad to see him.
He is the right man in the light
place.
Bethel Church held lis quarterly
meeting last Sunday, it being quite
success, both spiritually and finan-
cially. The Rev. Rasnell and Rev.
Davis were present. Rev. Charles E.
Hubert, pastor
Mr.. Edward Prafater continues to
do good business at his pool rooms,
corner Pitt and Dickerson alley.
There will be a valentine supper
given by the Daughters of the House
hold of Ruth in the opera house
February l4tb, 1884. Committee,
Mrs. Simuns, Mrs Peter Hodge aud
Mrs. Elicander
Miss Sarah Jane Hummel after
short visit home with her parents
left Wednesday afternoon for Phila-
delphis.
Miss Bella Smith after a severe
illness, we are glad to announce is
able to be out again.
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A CHAT WITH JURORS
Trouble Causel by a Chance meet
ing With a Constable.
Philadelphia Record

Philadelphia Record
Constable Henry Ii. English, of
the Twenty-seVenth ward, for whose
arrest upon suspicion Of emolacery
Judge PIERCE issued bench war.
rant on Monday afternoon, was yes
ter3ay brought before the court Tor a
hearing. Thomas S. Rogers, who
detailed to the Court last Friday the
conversation which he hid overheard
between English and two Of tie
jurors in the ''hipps foreign issue
case, repeated his statement. Juror
Thomas J. Bowers, the tol3red Juror
involved, then gave his recollection of
the occurrences 10 the square, stating
that he did nc. know English, and,
sitter hearing JdL.o Peirce's admoni-
ton not to talk about the case, he was
careful not to say word 10 reply to
EngIish's remark. He did rot think
that the language used by Paul, the
other juryman was IS strong as had
been stated. English, who was al
lowed to make a statement in bis
own bets lf, said that Rogers story
was substantially correct, although
he did not refer to Major Phipps,
whom he scare .ly knew, as his fIien d.
He hid no interest in the case, hay
ing been IL Court az a witness in
anotaor case, and made no attempt
to draw clsier Of The jurymcn aside
or to $ eal o them privacy. Judge
Heirce raai ,bat tbs did Do5 seem to
be cmbricery, but Cha, il was adyisa.
be Tor the Courts % be very parlicu-
lar abod, such ma ers. lie therefore
CONT ned The C se until next Monday
morning.
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Dancing conner Mothers Colin

KINGSTON, Ont,rio,Jan %. When
an undertaken WAS putting the body
Of Catharine Malone, who disd dur
ing spree yesterday, into coffin,
be asked the dau shter Of the dead
woman, Mrs. Gray, if she desired to
have the corpse redressed. Mrs.
Gray said: "No; chuck her in the
way She is" When The lid was
screwed on she leaped upon he coffin
ard danced Ike a maniac, and only
c ased her antics when compelled TO
by The constable. The whole family
were intoxicated.
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Che Start for Home.

AT 1880 O'Clock closed carriage drove
up to the entrance to Major Browns Of
fee, and Immediately the word passed
through the crowd, Here he comes. .
Then everybody made rush for the al
lev and cries Of Good boy Jimmy, )"
"Hurrah, etc, went up. A moment or
two later Mrs. Nut, Miss Lizzie and
James Mutt appeared in the alley door,
entered the carriage hastily and were
driven to The residence of Major Brown,
Of Bloomfield, where they took dinner.
In the afternoon large crowds gathered at
the Union and Try street depots, but they
were disappointed. as Mrs. Mutt, Lizzie
Mrs. Wells and james quietly drove to
the Grant street depot at l o'clock and
were on the cars before their presence
was known. At every station along the
line crowds were waiting ard gave vent
to their satisfaction in the most hearty
manner
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At Home Once More.

UNIoNTowN. Jan. 24-James Mutt,
with Lis mother and sister, Miss Lizzie,
arrived here By The Baltimore and Ohio
road At o'c,uck yesterday. A large
crowi h2G collected ct the depot, and
wcre prepared to give the party an en-
thusiastic reception, but Mrs. Mutt re-
qucstcd that no demonstration be made,
ana this request was strictly complied
viii. Many rushed forward and shook
hands with James a. be passed into the
carriage, but everything was quiet and
orderly, and the journey from the depot
to the Mutt residence was without Incl
dent The friends Of Dukes, while they
dsapprove Of The verdict, say that it was
nothing more tbln they expected after
The cbans9 of venue
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Return OF the Wandering
Mins1rels.

Horace Murray and Theodore Fry
Of Iiyerman's Genuine Colored MIN
strels, have returned to tbi. city, as
tho troupe went to pieces in Mime
sota. Fay Moody also acco npanied
them on there ret1rn as far as the
subeIbs Of the city, and has sent word
to his friends to bring him out a coat
vest, shirt, shoe. and pair of pants.
lie says he has goJ hat.
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Bethel Literary,

Bethel Church was comfortably
filed by an appreciative audience to
witness the exercises of the Literary
association. The programme pre-
scented was OF an interesting character
The organ voluntary, by Harry
Brooks, which opened the exercises,
was well received Reading by Miss
Katie Shaw, comet solo by Prof.
jacob I. Cumpton, was well rendered
and highly appreciated. Essay by
Mis-. Annie 3. Jones, reading by
Harry Singleton. The vocal dnett
by Miss Updegrove and Miss Maggie
Douglass, was warmly applauded.
Prof. NJ. II. Layton proved his won
derful powers of elocution in a select
reading, entitled, " The Charcoal
Man After the reading of Major
John W. Simpson, which was heartily
appreciated, the programme ended
with singing by the association.
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A Practical Joke.

A young man employed in the
Telegraph BiDdery, yesterday, re-
ceived large bundle by express.
Hurry smilingIy paid the charges,
but when he opened the package aud
found it consisted CT pair of bricks
and old shoes his countenance fell.
1t was the gift of Eddie, the Best
bartender in town.
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Wheat has not suffered by exposure
this winter The mantle of snow has
protected it.
The Queen of Tahiti and suite arrived
at San Francisco Tuesday in the steamer
City Of Pspasle.
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NEWS CT TIE PAST Week
Gathered py Journ-l BeD1ct-
eTG About . 9TH.

Have you BEEN out to to AK
Charlie Tay lor is taking lssro o.
the guitar
TIE man that g,ts .he mos vote
viii be alderman.
Theodore Fry, Of Livernan's m u
strels, is in the city.
Very much stuck ur-1 pin 10 ;
cha. I. makes you get up il yot
L2pps1 % sit on if.
Pe.y Wallaco, coiorel, receives
me large salary of 5 dollars per an
nun, rs iowa cier< Of German wn
Mr.. t-olmas Anchored and vie q
Chicago i'ent !. few Gays in Harris
burg, and YVES the CUES Of Ne.
George Fry.
he candidates for alderman il the
Eighth ward are numerous, hopeful
and incres2ing as tie tine draws
nesr, and still they amt ia .py.
Singleton Brown, ate ,isi ing
friends and relatives in New York
and Philadelphia, returned home on
Wednesday, well pleased MIA Liza
trip.
Il is ,Ao intention Of the oauyls OF
the properly, burned by ta9 l.;5 fire
On Sale air ct, to build brick dwell.
ing houses; ana il is the i~nor tha,
no regrr es neea applg.
Another fight between & cou,7; Of
our pug;,isiic hotel waters occurred
Wednesday, 10 tbe Egg ! w.rd ID
we viii i've ycu pQio.or ia, the
Lo,hieI is nov 10 tbe lead.
At 3 man is III o. the er h
a snow bill, drown By q in.soi,'-ygu3
boy, L. lib 10 see ay b. y ii
snow, even though it ia SD, f->c.
aad wil',o.-.G.n%uy Krc.1y
The RI publican City Eyeca w.
Committee will hold q n.eet ne TO-
night in ,1e grand ia y ROOM. tue
court house, for o max. ., ...e.
mepts for he p'ima.y ocl'ons.
t'ho q. lion is bel J Gsitltsd as
20 who the dams, is, on SILL s;r.c,,
tbat fried 70 end her g, e.. IL His
world. al On ~ am, Of soma naughty
you9r nan. We wonder / i vas
one O. opr Il.
L has .oen nnb.;.tal !. var,l If
our daily cosemp-g.r.e< that here
was jo.a sick ms;5-u who r. - :
on Short street STE ia suicide.
Tic article meatious - n,..c or
color thus is curiosity exc. a.
Dan TIqrer, o well know4 c9l .r.d
msa who deals /, r.ns M innk.
toniahyd the owners Of f.s5 rags il
this c.SS!, y p2s2ing tne- az On tie
new race track, with his BROS, -c.h-
ing ana sleigh, but taev y. sgias
up and Dan wa7 comilg dow
Hon. =. G. Duaite will ox...J.5 lis
stereopcon yi.ws 1T thy IAer
Street Presbyterian Churc1, o. aeb.
ruary 6tj. These vio"7 as "a .a3
giant designs, aed viii be Gispl Jed
by ga brought from Philadelphia
for tho purpose Of illumination.
Thomas 'effe son, colored mao
with money, loaded revolver and a
silver watch in his poke, applied at
the Mayors Office for lodging On
tuesday night, but was held for u
hearing on "Wednesday mofoj g. All |
the hotels in the city must hive been
full.
Wesley Literary was poorly Mt
tended Thursday night o3ing B The |
unpleasant weather a0d oibar at
fractions about TIE city. The pro-
1t cnn,,,o,.z III $4,000
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Rough on the Ugly Girls.

Ugly girls are complaining that as
the expense of amusements in
creases they are left more ard more
to themselves. For the great public
entertainments Of the day prices are
always raised. For an opera, sleigh
ride, or a ball, the tlriff goes up.
Whatever is in the fashion is very
costly. The charges for tickets for
the opera, etc, staggers the man
with the latest pocket book. No
one can afford to take an ugly girl to
these performances If man must
be extravagant, he wants all the sur
rouGdings TO make him feel that he is
getting the worth of his money
Therefore, the percentage of beautiful
women in the audiences on all spec
tally high priced occasions. But it ia
rough on the plain ones,
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On the War Path.

On Sunday night last, the cries of
murder emanated from the vicinity of
Brown venue, near Briggs street,
and The neighborhood was immedi.
ately aroused. Il crowd rushed to
,ho place to discover the cause of the
screams. As they approached a col
ored man Ian off, and a rather delicate
woman, with blood streaming from
her face, staggered out of the alley.
She explained that the man who ran
IF was Jake Newman, wel!-known
char cter If the Sixth ward, who had
attacked her and pounded her face
severely. The cause of the assault
bCiu, jealousy. She had loved well
but not wisely, and let concealment,
ike a worm in the bud, feed on her
dainssk cheek.
The Whipping Post Necessary for
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The Whipping Post Necessary for
Wife Beaters.

John Sweeney, a well-known COL
ored denizen of the Sixth ward, gave
his better half complete drubbiDg
on Wednesday night, for which a
warrant was issued by Alderman
Jackson for his arrest, but up until
the time We go to press the muscular
young man was at large.
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TIE MUTT FAMILY AIT HOME.
ENTEIJSF ASTEg EaCEp1IJIsS An
PI-ESBUEG AND US10NTOWN.
Brief judicial Proceedings Cone Iiro 9 h
with, James IL Declared & EgEe LLaE--
Great Joy OF His Mother end sitter
What james says as to che
shooting, ana lis FIXTURE.
Fraa tie Tel graph y Wednesday.

INN " m a'loo'-I~a Ii ''ie i-L.-o-'Afh
aispalchcs yesterday 5a.le5 AQit Wa3 ce
Glazed free man about 10 o'clock in tht
forenoon HI e-75 tl,,,- bro,,~,ht III, h;. I'LL,
,,-.;-o,,oo,,t III .n. r,.,,or II III o,-
II, i-0-' Nh '''- '-''.. l"'' Nh n SoI'
1he eAafnIna4on a M his pFcs4ns mc1la
condition took place d. $50 O'CLOCK
in tbe co1rt house M PiIshprr Nonf
og ho N,,I c,,r..
'lo '-' ia1liJ noio Ia.,'i' IN
ce.ii ,he tWo Ulc-21--J Ames NJ aiI5 alO
Stephen Mutt. Warden S1li.h, Nj the jail
in wh:cb ars yutt hod haan conGnad
,.,a. Id, ....~.1 n..N.,. ,,-..r.5
o.-lr '-4- i'4l MI +''"0 t' ' 'l9''
faal al' al4-1 e'Fe Ta1" m stlelacc
with criminals Jamc5 E-u-t MAS as sound
H mfnl VI 2uy r}71 ,3 aynr I,a7 charro
I'LL
o'
poI Iile lo"i1 s7d-s1s loA JalllJa "'s
at this junC.uc L3lglt in ana hn en-
tered smiling Gnd hanny and tAo s2jl2d,
careWOri aul-2yed characteristics that
have marked hi5 appearance 4falgAoGt
Inc trial were lifted. ile Na7 SOL, Cd
among tho spectators ju3t ils,da n9 nil-
ing. Altcra rod Oh recognition " lin
from his Honor, Inc warden continue /,
sSaylng ihat he y s0ne ana th41a San
iiiarIt r1octa@ stV+,.,i? Irarrn i,'
Weeks ana ChIisty uaitci II osoimony
that tl3 prisoner Was n1W, aDIe IN tah3
q "A annror Il, til, ,i,c l.( s,i Iar III
ry;y rrn@or ,,oo ,,,-.,.,,,,+od .r,I,,,
proeoadlr, by aayiag: III ID not tn;nll
mor2 testimony necessary. |. MAS Shown
on The tr,ll mat h4 was Of sound NINA,
both previous 10 and sinc2 the do9d was
comml.od ANA 4 sully concEr W,th Inc
eTll.cEcc Al 70 HIP slIiI-y anI mu3t pEo-
l12u according N LAY" ia thcn read the
law governing iho c27or Az TIM conclusion
q Wncl Juds3 AtnW oroer2d Nu't 10
Shank u1, and, bcAling upon nm II
a.h9-ly manao.. said: "Jan0a you cal
SO.
Jarn7 was at 5nco overwhelmed with
com a'ons. AIS soon a3 he could
escag3 th \ BOW, III company wi.h Major
Brywl aad Lis Uncle SteDncn Natt
star od for Major Browns otiice where
his motuer, scr Ez1e and otncr ro1a-
tiv27 w4rc waf..lG q receive him. On lie
way d0wn he met Wi b a perfect ovation.
Mon, N0mcn UNA children crowded
around him anl pushed ana tranpled
each o.her ii their desire u soo him.
r;,, 74ae,,,,. rx,.,, gss nyo+ter
N Mo;or Bra,T, oaico ,-1ora lilly !,
I'M 'i"Jo' o'o"h oii'oe 'l'le "a9 III
Affecting scene bclWacn tho manner. 5on
and daughter T-hcn he entered he burst
into tca-5 an3 2rr9 Nut ard r.izzie .brew
fheir qrros bort hfs rocE and wgnt. HI
the naaDw jtiJe .hr crowd Oh Ibe ou.sile
had b72omc rcry Iarge cnd Officers badto
bo cg1icl w N.Y., N, tha Do3Dre bac-. .Ianes
sat fo~ o-7Iv a1 r1-r w-.,iar h;5 a-.0-
rrapl al sii1- "a nan2r and c5rd7 all the
rcqao7t o2 rhany r1recrr, wao Drcaeoa
fnrw9-I i2 -a. 4 l00f nj nfrn T'hr nrDwd
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JOURNAL for sale at the Loohiel
Hotel news stand.
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Fred. Douglass Nla-r.od TO q White
Woman.

WAsuISG ON. canary o4-Frrd
Doualass, the well known coJo,cd
lie dor. was mg,ried in Ibis eitv This
evening to Miss Helen NJ. its. 4
white woma, f,,mo,Iv Of Avon n.
V r., we5,,;oo w;';c, too,, ,,-no
3. Tho hons, Of M Gyi.,Lo ot tko
Pra,,y,crian cbpr-b w,s oriy,,o
onI, ,uo u.;,,--sos h,;, ,,no,oa.