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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-12-04

Pale yellow is one of the prettiest
shades for evening dresses, and is
generally becoming.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-12-04

Sunday, one year, 2.0(
Weekly Press, one year, Loo
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-12-04

Further announcement will be
made next week.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20
"UNKNOWN VS.. UNKNOWN"
Judge Hatch's Big Divorce Case Gets Into
Print at Last.

On the eighth day of last August,
Judge Reuben Hatch entered the coun-
ty clerks Office ana handed Clerk
Harvey 8 bill in chancery, asking him
to file the same. The title of the case
was withheld from the clerk, and after
endorsing it, the document was placed
in an envelope and sealed. Upon the
journal the case was entered as "6957,
Unknown ys. Unknown" The pro-
ceeding was the first of the kind ever
attempted, and naturally the curiosity
OF the reporters was great to know the
nature and title OF the case. Soon
other attorneys appeared and other
papers were filed, the same mysterious
secrecy being observed. So fearful
were the attorneys that the case would
get into PRINT, they even denied to
Clerk Harvey knowledge of the title,
and that faithful officer will not know
the same until he reads the facts pub
lished IN eli three OF the morning
papers this morning.
The labored cautiosness of the at
torneys III sappressing tue facts OF the
case was taken as direct attront by
the reporters. When 1t was announced
Il few days ago that the case would be-
come public next Monday morning, the
reporters on the court beats determined
to anticipate the event and get into
possession in advance. It has been the
uniform practice OF both the clerks
and reporters 10 withhold from publica-
ton the commencement of divorce and
other proceedings when requested so to
do. Keportorial dignity considered
itself unduly subjected to suspicion in
the present case, and the result shows
the folly OK attempting to conceal that
which the news writers are determined
to bring to light.
The action so long yelled from scru-
tiny Is one for divorce brought nv Della
G. Davis against her husband, Clayton
4. Gill. The suit is brought IN the
maiden name of the complainant. She
will be remembered as having occupied
a position as teacher in the city high
schools and for years was a member OF
the Presbyterian Church choir. The
defendant was at one time general
freight agent for the Grand Rapids 4
Indiana Railway Company, and a,
present holds responsible position in
the freight department OF one of the
Great Trunk railways. They were
married some few years ago, and the
wedding was a brilliant affair. Their
conjugal felicity was of short duration,
and after few months of welded bliss
they separated. Afterwards the wife
spent some time in Europe, where she
pursued a course IN one of the great
schools OF the continent.
Many conflicting stories are in circula-
! ton regarding the grounds upon which
the action "a brought, but these are
merely coniectural and must continue
TO be so until that scaled package al
the clerks Office is opened 10 the ewes
of the pubic. Why the suit - brought
in the name of the complainant before
her marriage Is known only TO those
interested. This is the great sensation
50 long agitating the curiosity OF the
employees OF the clerks Office, the
courts. attorneys, and not the least, the
reporters.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

What i the reason that II Fsseaan
MI aoG endorse good thing when be
knoss IS wei as be knoNs anything
that TIE aftlele IN question has been
used for years ana ls valuable Eeatl-
rcs, but because a ~ proprietary
med ieane they cry Il down. There a
Got a prescription case = IN any drug
store d all tina broad land that does not
nold tnls same article. There are fe~
Il any physlciAns Who DO mol prescribe
il. Ann yet when tae same article u
made and sold an larger Packages, and
tue price IS 50 much below prescrip-
ton that j. where tue shoe plnches.
but there ars physicians who are will-
lng 10 endorse a good thing, IS the to-
loving Viii show.
have used quite extensively 10 my
practice ot Loose Extract OF kea Clover
Tor Indigestion. Constipation, Dysoep-
ga and stomach Troubles, with Tue
very best results, and have found u
worthy ot all and more than is claimed
for il. The only disappointment TO
physicians Is that II excrlls its recon-
nendat.On
+. II. KNAPP. VI. D..
findlay, Ohio.
For sale by all drugg sls.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20
W C. Il II Meafin1

The Central Y. ". c. T. Z. are plan.
ming very interesting meeting for
next Monday evening. The Mistietoe
and ths w0esier Y's have been invited
% meet With them and take part IN the
program. whIca vii be OF q patriots {
rafare. IN memory of Lincoln and
Washington. A short bscgrsphicsl
sketch will he prepared by Mss Cora
Riggs, Miss Louie Psrkrnsn ard Mss
Cors Bodveli will read appropr ate
selections Extracts from TIE first pab-
&c address, delivered at q meeting of
toe Wsshsn9tonian soscetv. February
-, Is4a. vili Re read. There vii ha
good sGssc and the eopnty president
vii he present ard address the Y's
Tne meeting WI es bed st Good
Tenptars' Hal. MeMngea hsock snd
a. yeung nsa sna wo1asa aTs ooEas-
sily nv ted.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20
WHAT OTHERS SAY.


Cincinnati Post:
The Michigan Legislature in its efforts
TO discover on whom the burden of
taxation chiefly rests. has discovered at
least il IS not upon the railroads. Six
of her railroads are operating under
special charter, under which they are
assumed to pay on their paid-up capital
from 10 per cent. The other roads
organized under a general law, are pre-.
sumed to pay per cent. on gross earn
ings. But the Auditor-Geaeral's stats
tics show that all the railroads of that
state have paid IN taxes during the pas;
fifteen years has mas been S.. sos ,60i-
in round numbers, S573 600 year. Yet
the property paying this tax has value
and cost on which 1t pays dividends OF
not less than sjO0, 900 900.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

Jackson Patriot:
In order TO create another state Of
fee, a bill has been introduced IN the
Legislature for the appointment OF q
state commissioner of toll bridges and
toll roads. These bridges and roads
are of = local character. and the pres
ent law puts their supervision in the
hands OF the commissioners of high
ways of the townships where located.
Probably some person wants an Office,
with . salary and travelling expenses
paid by the state, and IL pushing this
measure for making a new place on
the theory that The xhvay commis-
sioners are not dong their duty. There
are no toll roads II the vicinity of Jack
son. bat those ve are somewhat
familiar With. leading out OF Grand
Rapids, seem 10 he well managed nn-
der the supervision of highway COM
nsssioners. At All events, home rule q
the best. ard the proposed new state
Office should not Re created and the sx-
pense thereof borne 10 taxpayers Who
have 10 toll roads and bridges. TIE
Legislature shoald let we'll enough
alone.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20
qaE OBSERVER

Tzs eFfoeF&ke oIgsns asasa TAI tie
uarsy l. POSER en2ctse a. tAs lars
kAye cA.1ss4 sas ssssnAi - - -
Il gas 1sYsasGa 4as tssaszs s9Aa ss-ala
a s.sas.p4l.s - tns sage s9-l ss4 4aasE1.
Tas lS&1sE 81 tie bsnea<ESs-< p&Eiy,
Gsossr Clsss ane. . . ssP.Ies - hs tas
nsxt Leaoer AIS czas sale Tor tie
Pgss.dsney sgrsss = sa tas kspatAie2a
party. fssor,ag she god s'aA3sfa, a. 4
aAs.s. Ias t&f.asEs ooal4 nos etReei
any Fe.isf IA Supporting am. baG he
: stAra fsioEm<r, 50 ~ are told.
Bat b0s woa.- 4 relsYe tae farmers
10 have oar ports lnz1s flee q tas
gaanutSeturess o. Esrope, sad orr
money seEa over tas9e ~ eAg tor goods
wnlea we ezn pFotuce, saa - tae szfae
ums feed auG ei0tae uosa the pso-
eaeeTs aaa eoasamsgsy The more tns
farmers stadg tAs question, iAs more
tnmoUghlY Nil they lxcolns convinced
ghzt they have more 70 expect from tae
party "A powsT, than from tae party
tRat : Valuly trying u ass them foI
the purpose u getting into power.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20
OFFICIAL PAPER or The CITY,


A Republican state Convention 10 nominate
justice of the oapfell Court In place Of Jona
Va. 1Eampiil. AID L~O regents OK the tEissf-
sltg Ia place % Charles J. ilirtt aud Arthur
~. tiark 4na for the Transaction OF etAer bus
mess viii be- held al Assembly Hail. Ia the
eitg 81 Jacks0n. % tuesday. February a. ltl.
a. u . clock q. ~
ia accordance with a resolution adopted at
0Fasd Rapids. Mas ~ lslo. every county Will
b. untit.e4 o. ono delegate 40r each ~ ot the
I0tal vote cast Tor IoyeFnOf al he Ast election
November. lsAli. aad one additional delegate
f1f every iractl0n Amounting 10 SD. out each
organized county Viii b eatilied 10 1T least
csc delegate.
Under a resolution Of 1853 no delegate viii
b. catitled ia a seat In the consentton WAC
does not reside Ia the county no proposes 10
REPRESENT.
Ina comp pliance with resolution adopted In
Detroit June 3. Isl. The secretary OF each
eouuty coRyeLtion Is requested - forward 10
tac secretary ot the state CentIal Committed
trftom 3. Butier block. petrVitl. by the earliest
rail- alter the delegates arv CHOSEN. "A ccrti-
He'd st % such delegates as are entitled 10
seats ia the state Convention from Their re-
spectiye cogntles-
JiWxs MCMILLAN. Chairman.
WILLIAM K BAfEs. Secretary.
In the shove convention counties In the
filth Congressional district will be eutit.ef 20
delegates as follows: Aiiegan. Ioi Iona. To-;
Ottawa. Is. and Neat. A..
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

II has long been an open secret, that
the state of Michigan did not have all
is immense amount of legal business
transacted by It's Attorney General.
Tho latter Official had to be allowed
some time 10 earn an honest and decent
living. instead OF wasting all his valua-
bio time on State business and letting
his family starve to death. II Has been
n matter Of necessity TO hire additional
legal assistance to transact the States
business. To hire such belp and pay
the gong prices and fees therefor. has
OF course cost the state much more
than il would to have had its work
done under contract. AZ it were. by an
Attorney General paid fixed sum.
TIE report of the Senate committee
yesterday. showed a total of Slo.70l. .s3
paid out during 1900 for such services.
The ''reforulsrs" regard this as = re-
msrksbly significant discovery and, in
their desperate strait for politicsl capi-
tn. srs inclined TO make the most OF il.
The same trouble will be experienced,
however. under Democratic admins
tration, unless the people sanction an
amendment 10 the constitution, where
by an adequate salary can be paid 20
the Attorney General. 10 allow his CIV
ing his whole attention 10 the duties of
his Office without running the risk of
starvation. Even then one man would
not BE able to do al the States work
without assistance, and n important
saits, where be would be required 20
meet a great array Of talent. hired by
some powerful corporation. IL would be
folly for the state 10 let him stand
alone.
The present state OF affairs should Re
honestly accepted by the Democracy
snd not harped upon for partisan effect
Il 3 caused BY the provisions of toe old
Democratic constitution, which the
people have often refused - change.
There : 10 economy II mss<er sslar7es
sad necessarily slsghsed work. We
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

kos many se4fs iAs n-aaAiscslAfets
81 Dr. szss's CztSfia remedy aase
offered, ~ goaa 12Ita, . standing ae-
s@fA - sa89 fag = e2Se ~ cAFoLiAe nAszl
eAI2rfh Nhsea shsS cannot ccfe- No
matter how lad TIE disease n&s tsS-
come, or 81 ho@ many years standing
4 Yields, "a aae tine, Il Their sAils,
Thss famous remedy = sela by drug
sisls AZ ~ cents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

f0F ne - s2y anything ss pss saSsa
ezsesny NN4sa as GGes pSSsea. fis :
eDus=.F ~ aapeieEs aha EaefSA.s =
s4eyef thsuk ho~@seEs Dc so&sa
X t~zsen D. tazmgl n
if al taas es seeA tnst 1fsna hap
Is seaElaasat = oogSl.ils - tasox d
tie nomination of gQdgs Mootselasss
A1d tGssses Ca4uplln.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

JAMES WILSON & Sons, the great build
ing firm of Bradford, Eng, have failed
with more than $400, 900 liabilities, and
their failure is attributed chiefly to the
Mckinley tariff law. The latter seri.
ously affected the cash trade in pack.
ing cases for woolens shipped to this
country. No wonder that England
and Ter Democratic allies in this
country kicked vigorously against the
hill
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

IL the mode of electing United States
Senators is 10 DO changed To choice by
popular vote, IN accordance with the
apparently increasing sentiment OF the
day, the election should still be by
States and not by districts. That IS 10
say, the two Senators Of State should
both oe elected on general ticket in
the State, instead of having the State
suD-d.vided into districts for their elec-
ton. That preserves the original idea
OF the Office OF Senator "A representa-
tive OF the whole State IN its sovereign
capacity. A change IN the mere form
OF election would not be much OF de-
parture from the original conception,
for Il would be al act of the sovereign
power. the people OF the State, directly
and not indirectly through one of their
agents, the legislative department. The
term Of Office should not be shortened.
The design OF the Senate, according
% toe FederaIst, was that lt should be
"the select and stable member of the
Government" and "a defense 70 the
people against their own temporary
errors and deIusions." The people to-
day need TINS kind of check, o. balance,
a. much, Il not more, than they did
originally. While the means of infor-
nation have been multiplied by the IL
crease and growth OF the press. so have
tie sources of error aud deus.on, for,
in the name Of party work. the most
outrageous falschoods are circulated
during a campaign by a partisan press.
The usefulness OF the Senate 10 by no
means ended, and we still have need of
its most important distinctive feature.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

The adverse report of the Senate
Finance Committee, on Senator STAN
ford's two-per cent. loan bill, says that
the bull Endorses the principle put forth
more than q century ago by the notori-
GUS John Law. Experience has shown
that whenever such reckless expert
ments intended to secure cheap money
have been tried, they have ended IN
commercial crisis, bankruptcy and
National disaster.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

uess taxs tas PFessak s4ass - a.&lFs
~sl4 px9Fs = ~. .az2.s -essoz2 L tAs pee-
ple = skzksssztt.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

CLEVELAND pleased the anti-silver
coinage Democrats by his recent letter
aud now he will hedge a little to please
the other fellows. At least so thinks
Congressman O'Ferrall. OF Virg. MIA. In
the course of his remarks on the ship
ping bill recently he assumed that what
ever Mr.. Cleveland's position might be
today on the question Of silver coinage.
when the National convention spoke in
1892 he would indorse the principles of
their platform, whatever they might
be. He did not believe that Mr.. Cleve-
land would surrender his convictions,
but there were questions OF Democratic
principle tar paramount to the question
of the free coinage of silver.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

THE War Department has decided to
enlist young Indians IN the service. If
there is anything an Indian loves more
than tobacco and whisky, 1t is a fight.
He viii DO no useful work, If he can
help it, but he will ride. and march,
and fight all day and ali night. He IS
good material for soldier. Work
hlm in.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

Ths assy ssea queer TINE y ths
year - t4k & haryssg. ba4 AazYesE
naae raas tie year asoaad. >vus-
~hefe "a t1s SOL ~ ~ linaes * gre
yeas, tAs tasy fsEaa1E = z4tas x Il
las fruits q - Lore Ias Ral.o-s
eoaaIries sna tnesF harvest = Gss aEs
snoSn IA ths folios,ag table
January sees harvest ended "a most
districts cf Australia sna \ = Ls4l4na,
shlis tas bsog.e of ChaH kna otaer
eoautE4es u s.ltnsEa soOta Aassg.ea
are ii1st beg .nulag - Eezp sIs fruits "
tnsss tOll.
"feosaaFy. AaFeh-tppsr EgyPt AID
IodlA begla and couN1us harvest
thfoagh tAsse LioaIhs.
April salargss the number With
harvest IN syria. Cyprus, coast OF
Egypt, Aexlco, Cuba PsFss. and Asa
AiaJT.
May Is busy time IN Centrsi Asa,
Persia, Algeria. Morocco, Southern
Texas, FLORIDA, Cuba aud Japan.
June calls FoFtA the haFyestsrs II
California. Oregon. the Southern
United States, spaln. Portugal, Italy
Hungary, kOumelia. Turkey, DAnuDian
states, Southern France, Greece and
sicily.
July sees harvest ia England. Ne
braska, Switzerland, Iowa, Illinois. In
diana, Minnesota, Upper Canaca, a,
Northern France, Germany, Austria
and Poland. besides several unnamed
Northern states in our own country.
August continues the gathering IN
the British Isles. France, Germany
Belgium, Holland, Manitoba, Lower
Canada, Denmark and Russia.
september rules Northern Scotland,
southern parts o. sweden and Norway,
as we'll as the cold islands of the North
Sea.
October Il the harvest month for
corn IN America, and for hardy vege
tables IN Northern Sweden, Norway
and Ireland.
November harvest time begins IN
South Africa, Patagonia and South
Australia.
'December ends the year by ripening
the fields of Argentine RepubiV, Para
quay, Uruguay, southern part Of Chll.
and Northern Australia"
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

"DErgorr may be great city, but
her righteous population is IN the con-
troll of one boss, a large. fat, bufly,
ssloon-keeper named Jacobs" says the
Toledo Blade. Ii their righteousness
exceeded that of the Scribes and Phari-
sees just little bit. they would not be
under such control.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

Starch grows sticky-sonsson pow
ders have q vulgar glare. Pozzoai' = 8
tire only Conpsexsoa Powder 1t for
use.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20
READ! READ!
HATCH'S
PRICE LIST
'est Family Flour, o5 lb sack eoc,

Best Family Flour, % lb sack eoc,
or per $2.35
Granulated Sugar l6 lbs. for......... 100
Extra & Sugar 10 lbs for.............. LOO
Golden Syrup Soc per gallon, 5 gall
lon Kegs ......-..-....-..............-. lao
Pure Leaf Lard SC per 10, 10 lbs for 20
Water White Oil 5 gallons for..... 40
German Family Soap. bars for. .25
Picnic Hams, per lb.-.....-.-.......-. .o7
10 can good Baking Powder. 10
Best Rolled Oats, 6 lbs for.......... Is
2 cans Columbia River Salmon for .25
Choice Mince Meat, lCc per 10, lbs
Tor .....-............-..'...-...- 20
Currant Jelly, loc per 10, lbs for .25
20 10 pail Currant Jelly for....-...... LIS
Peach, Plum, Apricot, Blackberry
and Cranberry Preserves, l5c per
ib, > lbs for. or............................. .2s
New Turkish Prunes. loc per ID. 3
lbs for. .25
Sugar Corn, Tomatoes, String
and Lima Beans. Green Peas.
per cau.-...--.-..........-...-.. .Oe
DRIED Black Berries, per b. .I2i
Dried California Grapes, per h.. .2i
Buckwheat Flour, IS III sack k........ go
Choice Maple Sugar, per lb.........- 10
Choice Maple Syrup. per gallon. 30
New Queen Olives, per quart .35
New Tea Dust l2tc per ID or lbs
loo
Rio Coffee, per ID, 15c, 2oc and .25
Cholce Mocha and Java Coffee, per
30
Japan Tes, new importation, per
.15e, 35,c, 4oc and 50
Cholce Dairy Butter. ] aud 2 ID
rolls, per ID, I7e, 10 lbs for......- 1.t,o
Choice Rsisins, loc per 10, 3 It's for Is
Chocolate. per ib...-........-...-.......- 81
Mushrooms and FrenchIPeas, ,pr can -
German Mustard, Per qnart-.......- 10
Fruit. and Vegetables Of Ell kinds st
the lowest cash prices.
New Dried California Aprlcots. Wee
tsrines. Peaches aod Red kssyesrrles
Agent fer John 7. eating Co.'S celt-
brased CaIif0rnis Ffnits, IA 3-ib cans.
Telephone No 100
Nal Orders Receive Prompt Attention.
/. c.. HATCH,
125 Monroe~st-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

Let our State Senators and Repre-
sentatlves oppose every attempt at
gerrymandsring IN and about Grand
Rapids. Give us four straight bound
ary lines or nothing. Let us look more
TO the general interests of the city, and
less to single individuals. Right is
right, and right wrongs no one III the
end; not even the city OF Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20
Dat, OF chiiarsa.

II is the duty OF children 10 make
themselves as agreeable as possible.
They should aim TO improve the face,
body, heart and mlnd, as we'll as their
general appearance. They should eul-
tivate loyable disposition. and become
agreeable companions To parents and
teachers. They should cultivate and
sustain, = spOtless character, unselfish
and unIlaggins IN devotion 10 their
superlors, III the highest and purest IN
terests OF Whatever nature. They
should cultivate Sufficient strength 10
become the exponeais and champions
OF every principle OF right. They
should make themselves distinguished
IN good works. They should stand by
their associates, aud vlndicate their
acts IN every good cause. They should
become the strong projectors OF tnesr
parents, having been carei for aud
protected toy them first, from the
cradle 10 the grave. ChIldren should
be taught to lecome inspired and
guided by the spirit of unseiishness,
unyleldlng devotion 10 truth and duty,
OF uncompromising actions against All
assallants OF justice, Sincerity OF be
lief, action and truth Is always entitled
10 respects. There IS much IN name
and II should always be rightly directed
and Justly protected. We wonder how
many OF our children readers Will ac'
cept the above suggestions?
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

For sale by all drugs sls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-28

4 VERY PLEASANT AFFAIB YES ihe pfa
gresslVs whist eieeu by Mr. and Msr. T..
Beckham on Wednesdny evening 81 the:'
homo CT Washington street.. The pretty
rooms were sglow with iighte and i96eTs.
The wonoD were charming in hsiy smnrte9s
gowns, Rnlo the hospitality Ct hast ana
hostess here and 81 Auburn" guaranteed
tbs perfection of the meru. ASiong the
guests were Dr.. Bssckfosd. of 9:aunton, ead
Mr.. Hea.on, tie srtist. Of NGs5icgIoa.
Sterling silver rcpousse trsJs wsre tAe f@yots
70. the women aud cigarette eases Cor the
men. Che winners we're Mssdsmes Brent
and Saowdca aaa d.. E!eck:crd nna Nj.
Fisher
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-28
LOCAL BREyITIss.

A marriage license wes Issued In Wash.
ingtou yesterday to John R.Shipe, of Linden,
and Julia Mills. of Petersburg.
Mre. Helen Wimsatt, mother of Mr.. 9. J
Wimsatt was stricken with paralysis ThurE-
day evening at the residence Of Mr.. 81. Kirk,
jr., where she was making visit.
The stockholders committee appointed 10
look into the defects of the Arrow steamship
Howard Csssard In Baltimore yesterday
determined upon an expert examination OF
Der.
Missionary services will be held at Trinity
| Al. E. Church tomorrow evening at $50
o'clock There will bs an interesting pro-
gramme, and Rev. Mr.. MoAllister will give
sevaral recitals.
The ladies in charge OF the Alexandria To-
frmnry On Thanksgiving day take this OPP
portuDity of expressing their thanks to the
many friends of the inatitu.!oD for their lib.
eral giits sent In the way of groceriee, mon
ey ard household furnishings,
The coroner's jury IN Washington In the
cese OF George White, wbo was killed by
the falling walls of Meizsro;i's Music Hall,
returned verdict csnsuriDg the owners OF
the building. the Inspector ct buildings and
the superintendent of construction.
The lecture Of Rev. DR.. Randolph q. McKir,
to be given at the opers House on Tuesday even
ing next, promises to be treat to those fortu
enough to obtain ticket. The subject cto'en Is
''Ou Heroic Dead" The tickets of admission ale
complimentary.
The market today WAS fairly supplied with
country produce Eggs were higher end sold at
30a35 dozen: Poultry and butter were in bat
ter supply and pr;c,s were rather lower than last
week. Other articles wele unchanged
Capitola Crosaman ha' Sod to M. schu or q
house and lot the south side of Princess street.
between Fairfax and Lee, for 5000,
It was Mr.. VIM. Reardon's, not Mr.. Vim. Ram
says, yard from which bel thief stole chickens
on Thunday evening last.
The assembly at McBu,neys Hall last night
was decided Success and was thoroughly enjoy
ed by ell present.
The work of repairing the east wall Of the Re-
lief Hook and Ladder house wa, begun to-day.
A republican meeting will he held at Potomac
Hall on Monday night
The property advertised 10 BIS told to-day was
vi h1rawn.