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WATER WoRKs.-The Philadelphia Age
tells of steam pump which forces a mil
lion of gallons Of water day to the height
Of $50 feet and the distance of 1850 feet
nearly mile. The consumption Of coal Is
two tons
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ME- BATCHELOR'S n Al Il D1 E.
This superb Hair Dye Is the best In the world
perfec.ly harmless, reliable, and instantaneous
no disappointment; no ridiculous tints or disa-
grecabie oIor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors
HAIR Dye produces Immediately splendid Black
or Natural Brown, leaves tie hair clean, seft
beautiful; does net contain particle OF lead or
any Injurious compound. Sold by all Druggists,
Factory. IL BOND STREET, N Y. Jy1l-eod
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DIED..

On the 1lh instant at Quarter 70 1c yssrs
n nut. Of the County COX, Ireland
Fis funeral will take place THIs tWeenssnsas ~
thf rst IIis friends and acqunin' snl g.. and be
! m smbars of the Catholic Beneficial socletg, are
especially invited to attend. .e
At his re, idpnee, in Hsuric1 county, on thu eth
,nstart. DR., WUi,IAh Z. ANDERSON, In he
forty -fifth year Of bis age.
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A correspondent sends us al article set
ting forth the advantages OF Farmville us a
location for a new asylum, and disparaging
other places. We do not purpose taking
part in such discussion.
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ornroyed Ju,y IL, 1890, authors icing ensins
.,anps Asvlums and Prisons. ,.,-
pE Mr.. W.T.. JONES Petition or cit'zens
If gloucester for the rca asessment OF lahos
IN said county. Finance.
Adjourned.
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TsACQUEs, CLOAhs, ana
SHAWLS; Tra #3't'' n
EMERoIDEREp end BRAIDED JACQUES IN
Cashmere, Merlno, and Drsp dc Eta; &c.,.
CLOTH SACQUrS;
BlAt K MERIHO sHAWLs;
WATERPROOF CLUAKS; !
srRIpED, PLAID, and PLAIN si1AHls' ana
BREAKFAST SHAWLs, Ia great variety
nj low prices. A'hf = ~ - go =.
Take look st our ST. IS CORSErS. no 20
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MARRIED.

A,pst,eat. the residence OF che brides father
On Edvamber 10 h. BY the Rey Mr. Hansh t.
nr. c. c. COEWAY: o. y, Gq r and E,T. A
.--1---
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r .LINNEMAN's STEAM sDYEING
$40 BRoan STeaET, BETWEEN FoURTH
AND FIFTH sTkEETs.-Dyein2 done In any
color desired; also, Cleaning In the best aud
neatesf tstyleg Car9et securing and lid gloves
cleaned. invite the ladies especially 70 soc my
ia;sas importation Of bius Adopted for etk sac
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We return thanks to Senator LEWIS for a
public document.
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n~BUCKSKIN ENTERTAINMENTS,
q great preserver of health, a pr. ventive and
cure for rheumah m, sore throat, neur algta.
lung diseases, and the many other Ills caused by
colds. For sale st LEVY BROThEES',
Cole agents for the city OF Richmond.
Our DOLLAR KID GLOVES can't be beat.
no % #ut
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SPECIAL NO'TTJEB.

RICHMOND AND YORK BIvRR RAILROAD
RICHMOND. VA, December IL, 1871.
eT SPECIAL NOT1CE.-Owing to the
break.ee or the piston esd-a portion Of the
machinery Of the steamer DANIEL WEBSTER
she VIII be drawn eft the route for repairs. There
fore no train viii leave for Baltimore To-day.
Trims win leave tomorrow and thereafter as
usn:l. WILLIAM N. BRAGIt e.
de13ls superintendent.
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TT WAS CURRENTLY, RUMORED
Il that the cage OF smallpox which We noticed
In yesterdav's issue was at the house OF Mr.
ODonnen requests rs to state that this 10 not tie
case 1T is true that there Is case NJ variooid In
the nefghhothood, butnes ~ his hoRts, de i1-Iis
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THESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
ORQAD.--Cn and aftor SEPTEMBER 1ST,
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond tSun.
days excepted) as follows: -sa... .n
$50 "A. N.-MAIL TRAIN for the White Sul.
phur Springs, connecting ct GordonsVille with the
Orange, Alexandra and Manassas train for
~ asn.ng.ou and North, aud Lynchburg and South.
3.S5 T., INSTRUMENTATION TRAIN for
GorGonsyilie. eIcep on Saturday, on whtc5 lay 1t
leaves At p. II. 2hfs train connects at Gordons-
vile With tee night trains on the Orange, Alexan.
dria and Manassas fattroad for LYNCHBUk9
AID WASHLSGTUH. .N' .'..' s., ..'.'''
Through tickets, at low rates, sold to all points
North Hest and Southwest. ~. & 2 .-...ss. -..a.
Storage tickets from Liverpool. Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp. Hamburg, Hsyre, Rotter.
dam, Bersen, Copenhagen, NJ Gothenburg, 10
all points on this road can be bought OF the Ge-
neral Ticket Agent st Richmond, or can be Or
dered through any station agent on the road
Further Information may De obtained at the
compaRy's Offices. - &tG1is1t, @'i'~
No Passenger Trap5 are run On Sundays. ~
&. Ii. PERRY,
General Superintendent
JAaeS +. NETuRnLAsD, GeI'l Ticket Agt.
Nr
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RESTAURANTS.

n LIQUOR FLAVORING.--Cognae Bran,
~ dy on Rum OIL Rye Whisky Oh Holland
- BODEKER @ DADE. Druggists, Sos
! eas No. ltdS Main BtIssLpE
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TOR COUGHS AND COLDS.

TOR COUGHS AND COLDS.
Forgera'g Pate Pectoralc,
Browns Bronchial Troches,
Chsrry Pectoral LoZenges,
BrYan'5 Pu!uon!c y afers,
NelsoH'e 8alstlne Ii Zenges,
Ptne Tree Tar TToche-.
Alum q, d Kino LcZenges,
Wistar's LoZeuees,
SpittA's ! oZeDgss,
fngl,sh Mu-. Amnon, LnZ-nges,
fde,'s Carbolic Brooches,
f'hiorate Potrssa LCZ-nges,
WitLsr'S Bals:In " lid Cherry,
Ayers berry pectnrai,
e. mi. Glo0e-tloWer syrup,
Mrs Gardeners Balsan,
Shines syrup OF Tar, &C.;
W. tn 9th r popula r , EN- dirs for sale at
MEADE i BaKak'S Drug Store.
del S9 Main street.
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TOD-LIVER OIL.-MOHLER'S NOR.
~ WEGIAN and NtVA SCOTIA OIL IN bot
ties and In bulk uHq uestionably the very heat IN
market, received regularly during the season
no 30 s.. DIVE.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF DEEDS.

House bill continuing the payment OF In.
terest and dividends to the Incorporated
colleges or other seminaries of learning in
this State.
House bill providing for furnishing to
the colleges of the State in which law
schools are established surplus law publ
cations.
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SE(n.., ~
Tickets sold and baggage checked hrougn At
Eiarbef q Co.'s Express, No. sss alaln street, a.d
On board steamer Eliza Hancox.
The above varied route cOmments !tceir aa.c-
cially TO tourists and pleaaure-scekerg, cuAGhr,
them TO PASS THROUGH DUTCH gar and 80
other points OF Interest in JAaES MFR 81
DAYLIGHT. T.. 2. TATUA, Gem Agent
=, jamLs river Steamboat. Company.
| ONCE, pth and lain streets sod 1t kGctets.
NO 1s-3m
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NOR NEW YORK. .,,rS%.-
E OLD DOMINION STEASSHI' .xssfsSag@
COMPANY.

VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND ,s.,1.
v PACKET COMPAN Z The S,,asz;2
steamGhip GEO. 3. UPTON leaves HcT ITrk
every IA TURDAY: leaves Richmond egei7
TUESDAY.
The steamship WM. z. CLYDE leayts Ee1
FRIDAY.
Freight received daily.
E,|I Is. J. BUBg, President.
ieD l2it Ha!n alrt.t-
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DICHMOND AND DANNILLE RAIL-
AZ ROAD-On and after DECEMBER !, 1871.
GOING WEST:
Train No . Through PAssengar) leaves Rich.
mend daily Except Sandaysl at 4:0s A. 4. leaves
Danruie at :i9s h. b.; arrives at Greensboro o.
1855 r. n. ..,.'' .....-
Trsin lSe. sLynesburg sassenger) leaves Rich.
.aolG daily ~ 1:ls i. 81, arrives At Lynchburg al
SIP. N, .' ~, - :.
Trslu No. Il Through Nal and Express) leaves
Richn o2d daily st 2:tO p. ~; leaves Danvflle
daily 81 ;e:ta Z. H.; arrives at Greensboro daily
aOINa EAST:
Train No. IL Through Mall aud Express) leaves
Greensboro daily at I so p. r.: leaves Danville
daily st 1912 z, x; arrives at Richmond daily b!
Train 10. Through Passenger, leaves Greens.
boro' daily Except SnadGys) a. II :o5 A. b.. leaves
Dsayiile " l27 Z. 81; arrives at Richmond st s:3
r. u. .......- .-.. -.e. e ....#
Train 40. 10 Uyrchburs Passeagerl leave,
Lynchburg daily at $3.50 \. H.; leaves EurkeViIs
at r, b.: arrives ct Richrnoud 1T 2. 81.
Trains Cod and II CouE ecs al Greensboro with
Trains on North Carolina Railroad for all points
South.
Train 40. connects at Bnrke7ille with Train
on Atlantic, mississippi, and Ohio Railroad for
al points Northwest and South.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points South and
Soutawest car be procured at the ticket Office ir
RtchMoud, and Of Il. +. WALKER, Agentof At
Main street., Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements TO advertise the
schedule OF this company Will please print 10
above. JOHN Il. MACMURDO,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
T. NJ Y. TALCOTT, En2'r and Sapt. auN
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TOUGH NO MORE, but use the Cough
" Mixture OF Compound Syrup CT Hosrhound,
prepared only By POLK MILLER, Ap0thecary,
hottie. 81
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MESSAGE FROM THE GOV EKNUh
was received, In writing. The message
transmits memorial from the James River
and Kanawha Canal Company asking re-
newal and extension of charter with au-
thorty to be transferred to the United
States or to private parties. The Governor
approves OF the Object OF the memorial,
and is of opinion that tho charter should
not only be renewed, but that the State
should donate the company Its interest
ia the same. Referred to the Committee Oh
Roads and Internal Navigation.
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The Joint resolution fixing day tor the
election of certain State officers WIS taken
mn. on motion of Mr.. PENN. and so amended
as to embrace Superintendent Of the Peni.
Tertiary, General Agent and Storekeeper OF
the Penitentiary, Register Of the Lana
Office, and Superintendent OF Public frlht-
ing, and then laid on the table. Inc feso-
iniion fixes the 10th instant for the election
Of all the state officers, as amended.
Adjourned.
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TIE CoREANs CLEANED OUT By Dun NAVAL
foRcEs-A despatch from Admiral Rodgers
dated Corea, sd, TO the Secretary OF the Navy
relates that the Coreans. hayir failed 10 apolo,
gze for their late treacherous attack his troorss
landed on the 10th, and on that and the succeed
ing day stormed and captured, I'm all, five forts.
hand fighting; 4S1 pieces Of ordnance and yery
many small arms destroyed and fifty aags taken.
Two hundred and forty-three dead COreans were
counted around the citadel. His loss was Tires
killed and nine wounded. The number OF troorss
by which he was opposed Is reported at II 900
Our killed were the gallant Lieutenant Mckee
ga kentuckian,) first inside the citadel, by a
bullet and spear; Marine Dennis Haurahan and
Lsndsman Seth Allen. Our nine wounded an
out of danger and doing well. A telegram frem
shanghai through London brings the same
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Government Securities



tIy Baakers', Brokers and Commercial Tslesrapk
Lewis johnson Co quote stocks and bonds, IN
home and foreign markets, As follows:
NEW YORK, June 29-first Board, ~ 70 a. m
Sc, ISL. coupon. ll7zS; 2os, 90, coupon, llss
e1t, %, coupon, ll3; as 6S, coupon, rs; 50s;
new, %, coupon, ll5<; b1s, ", coupon, lI5sS
62s, JOS, coupon; lls7z lO-4Os, coupon, IlOsS Our
reney os; us; Mariposa. 4; Canton. -; Camber-
land, =; Western Union Telegraph, sss1; Quicksil-
yer, II; Pacific Mail, HSs boston Water Power,
=, ADAMS Express 81 Wells, Fargo Co. E EN-
press, S: American Express, IS; United States
EApress, Hs,s; New York Central and Hudson, 95sf;
New York Central Scrip, 9lk; Erie, ~. DO. pre-
ierred, =; Harlem, l2sa[: do preferred, - Reading
l.sX eN-diy.s Michigan Central, =; Lake Shore and
Miehgsn southern, iG7st; Union Pacific RAILROAD,
SDF; Illinois Central, lSs5f: Cleveland AMI Pitts
1urg, Hex; Northwest tx; do preferred. srSi<.
Cleyeland; Columbus, Cincinnati and Indiana polls
MMilSEagkie Spa 81 Paul So DO preierred, 49,:
and Western, LOG; Fort Wayne, 5s5[; Alton and
Terre Haute, =; Hannibal and 81. Joseph, ~:
Shiesgo and Alton, lls do. preferred, 10; Ohio
and Mississippi Certificates o. Columbus, Chi
csgo ara Ind central. lys<; Tennessee Skies.
old, ~ CT a; do. new, rs; Virginia 6s old 81:
North Carolina 6,s old, 4ei do. new, d: Missouri
cife Bonds, sl,s; 'lold, llsalIs,f Market strong.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
q 1908 GIFTS.
oRAND GIFT C0NCERTA AND DISTRIBUTION
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
The FoKHdltHg Asylum, Sisters Of Charity, Netc
and a, nd S1tIorx, Orpha1S1

-
oRAND GIFT CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
The ETS ntr AsylEr!, S,Ssrs o. Chartty, Nsp
HOWE Wdshineton,
To be held in Washington, d. c., under and by
virtue of a permit from Hon. A. Pleasanton, Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue, on the 9th Of July,
The following Gifts will be awarded the successful
ticket holders by the Commissioners story Brick
ac1es Timber Land Land in washn9to1 CO., Ma, with
Ohio Canal, $500. sstora Brick House. la Boil;
Conway ST., BALTIC, 81 800. / fine Residence near
Govanstown,3 miles from Baltic, on Passenger II.
W, $1,000. fine Residence near Govsnstown,
town, same location, $500. ] fine Residence near
Goyanstown, same location, 81 300. Lots adjoining
a6OTe suburban d;SI grcpeIty, 500 Each, FL S0
and Lincoln County, Nebraska "a, per cent gold int
5000 U. 8. Bonds; $4,000 N. G. State Bonds; ITO
Shares National Mechanics Bank, Baltic; 100
Shares Citizens National Bank, BALTIC; 100 Shares
Northern Central r.. r.; 100 Shares Erie r. R.; 20
Shares BALTIC. and Ohio X. R.; 20 Shares Phila.,
Wilmingt9n and Baltic. 2; r; $4,000 TICKETS only
MAJ. Go. +. CASTLE, Bate, Nd. COmmfs'r'.
Hon. J s. NEoLrY, NJ. c., Pittsburg, Pa, Trustee;
neton, B. G.; Hon. Jas. s. Negey Pitts6urg Pa;
First National Bank, Hagerstown, Md. APPleman
CO., Bankers, Hagerstown, Md; Hon. Il. j Brent,
Deeds Of the above Real Estate certified by
counsel, in the hands of the Trustee. Tickets and
Circulars can be had Of W; @: MetzerOtt Co,
& o. II. Morrison, Booksellers, 4!S Pennsylvania
avenue; BEN. Dewslf, yeweler, Gle Pennsylyania
avenue Jno c. Parker, Bookseller, 327 eth street;
Aistrop Dudley, Real Estate Agents, Loqisiana
General Agent, stationer and Printer, No 81
Nassau street, New York.
=, 81 Orders by mail will receive prompt atten-
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cagoans last week.
1.-THE marriage Of a fifteen-year old widow is
announced from Texas
HYA ToaSt-Here's 10 the Three Ares-Fng-
age, Marriage and DOt-age-Jady.
- Shakespeare on the New Departure-
Assume a virtue, If you have il not"
The miners on strike in South Wales now
number nine thousand, and there seems 10 be no
prospect Of settlement Of their difficulties.
- The Chicago Common Council has declared
the City Health Officer to be a ssdead heat - ana
Withdrawn his salary.
sSNew Orleans wells It's kerosene IN,
lame Oh sep'ohne OIL but II exPlof. Is an tbe
0A tough old Indian drar-
IN one inning at DetrOi and TssnS o. S %na,Sky
- ~ Saes have superseded button strings
are. grs are delighted with the new pleas,
t7-The Wyoming lady who says her se, win
not vote unless Constrained by preY ossessing
men utters q libel, unqnestiOnably. I
1.-THE glory was delusion. 1t as been
sets. oA1-
sSFor children, this sumner. braids and
short frizzled hair are very fashionable. The
maniac style OF wearing the hair fsoatfng down
sotee and hop.
6A cambridge serenader who mournfuuv
warbled ..Im lonely tonight, love, without
thee," had his loneliness alleviased by G number
OF dees, who made IL lively enough for him for
the balance Of the night.
ga Texas paper reports q tragedy IN Neya-
soto County, IN that State, very briefly saving
that Mr.. Briggs Goodrich q young farmer,
living near Anderson, while In search OF a sun.
p sed robber in his house, Saturday night, stab
bed his wife, causing her instant death.
s%when q man Il unable 30 tell the time nm
his watch, because there are two hands and ~
doesn't know switch 10 believe, -itis a tolerahlv
sure sign that he has partaken OF more refresk
ments than HIS nature requires
~ An Indiana man took laudanum. remark
ing that he had an engagement with General
jackson az four O'Clock Active exercises on
The part OF stomach pump caused the engage
mcnt 20 be broken.
William Young, the Mormon cadet Al Wesf
tolnt, told an interviewing reporter the other
q ty that he has sixteen brothers and twentv-ona
sisters. Thus one NJ the great questions Oh the
tine 4 settled-tairty-nine children in Bris
hams family.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Elegant Hair

Adds charm TO the piainest face; but when faded,
the whole expression is that Of advancing age This
being fact, il IL not surprising that even Injurious
articles should have been prepared TO supply the
millions who wish to avoid prematurely gray hair.
Under these circumstances il will scarcely be won
dered at that NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
should have met with such extraordinary success.
liable restorer for the hair absolutely free from all
poisonous and deleterous matter, and without sedi
ment, and thousands above thousands have ayailed
themselves Of It, not simply because IL restores the
color of the hair, but because it supplies nourish
decayed it becomes vigorous and healthy again
From all sections Of the country orders and testimo
terms of its qualities the only preparation that
ever gave entire satisfaction. For sale by Ward B
vert Ford, 1905 Pa. aay Christiani Bros, 7th and
SITS e; w. Grogley, 10 Bridge st Ge9Tget99wn;
Sd st. and Pa sy.; r. A Bacon, ~ and SITS, Island
Nm. H. Dsw, corner 10th and u i sts; and at the
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The "ARNY OF OCCUPATION OF FRAxcEv IL
now the formal title of the consolidated German
military organizations in France. by an imperial
decree. Gen. Manteufel, who has been actual
COMMANDER or the First Army Corps, is now
gaZetted as COMMONWEALTH Of the Army
or Occupation. The whole number of German
troops now in France may be roughly estimated
at about 100 00e men.
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AMurderer,s Retnor~a-

NEW YORK, June 29.-MiclIael Nolan yhlin,
OF 535 Carpenter street, Philadelphia, who shot
gave himself up TO officer Frasier, Of the Bro adj
way squad, to- day, stating that the case prey
ed upon his mind that he could not rest. He was
taken TO the central Office and locked up until
adNi ces arc received from Philadeluhia. u i
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Split I'm the Iowa Democraes.

an Anti-NeU Departure C0Eteati0H Gated.
CHICAGO, June 29.-That part of the dsmoc-
racy of Iowa dissatisfied with the new departure
recently endorsed by the State convention has
called another convention, 10 be held at Des
MOines, on August 18th. Legrand ByingtOn
heads the call, and Henry Clay Dean will be the
leader of the party that adheres TO the ''new de-
paIture" policy.
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sTDeaths from diseases of the dipestiyv,


RDeaths from diseases Of the digestive
organs in England greatly exceed in number
that OF any other country. e-i&F -
UMrs: Sharp, Of Rockport Indiana, arrested
on the charge OF numbering her second hus-
band by poison has been held in bonds Of s15 200
for final trial.
ga woman suffrage lecturer in Iowa calls
upon all women who want to become voters 10
forget there Is such thing as modesty "Put
it on, she says, "and become like men," -
~Despatches from London say there Is A snb-
terraneous IRE raging at Shefheld, England, and
fears are entertained that IL In an old coIlierv
which extends 10 the center Of the town.
0-The rayishing hurdy-gurdy is the instru-
ment with which indianapolis swains serenade
their dulcineas. The old folks would prefer
tDm-cats or tom-toms.
0George w, Curtiss saws when Miss of
yassar College can educate herself in medicine.
she has the same right as any lonQ-hairod'
sallow-cheekcd boy, in spectacles, who Kisses at
her womanhood. = - = -
@Emperor William proposes to present the
Scnuetzen verfen in the different cities of the
United States with numbers of the Chassepot
rihe, part OF the trophies Of the late European
war.
@During thunder storm on Friday after
noon, 10th, snow fell on the hills in the Vicinity
OF South Dover, Me-, in such quantities as to
make the ground white for three hours after
ward.
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vi lrkefS To-day

BLITTMoRE. ne 2o.-Yrginia skies, old, ~
DID % asked; 90 lse6, y bid do. 1907, 6ss bid; do
coupon, old. Ga bid. q asked North o. rolinas
old, 46 bid: Do. new, Is hid
Nfw York. June 1e.-stocks steady and dun
Told strong, lSalS1. Governments strong aud dull
Money easy, 5. Virginia skies, 6sk; Do. new, ~
North Carolinas, 46; do, new, -. Exchange, long,
,NEw YoRK, June 2e.-FlOur dun and heavy.
W heat dull and buyers firm. Corn heavy, cent
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PORTLAND, June 2e.-The Maine republican
State convention convened at the City Hall this
morning. The convention was called 70 order
by James q. Blaine, chairman OF the State COM
mittce. Hofi. A. III. Walker, of Lowell, was
elected temporary chairman. Committees on
apr,oiuted.
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Repubfcan Nomination for Governor
of California

Boh Fotittcdt Parties on Tie same Roilyo ID and
Anh-CAiaese PId firm.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 29-kewton Booth has
been nominated by reclamation for Governor by
the republican State convention on an anti-raii-
way subsidy platform, which is almost identical
with the platform adopted by the democratic
State convention. 1t demands from the national
government the abrogation of the treaty with
China and the prohibition Of further G linese
immigration, and fully endorses President Grant
and his administration.
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SECOND AUDITOR FRENCH win shortly leave
here for visit to New Hampshire and Maine.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENuE.-The receipt from this
source to-day were S546, 472.4.
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Protest Against the Award of Primes
at the Brooklyn Regatta

INV YORK, June 29.-Franklin Osgooi, the
owner Of the yacht Cranklin, protested against
the award of the club and union schooner prizes
Of the Broyklyn regatta to the Madeline, which
/ minute even by time allowance
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A Preacher and His Wife and Father.
fn-LaX nr0NnQd-

CLARENoNT, N. H, June 29-The Rev. Chas.
and her father, S. Cushing OF Abingdon, Mass,
were drowned in the Connecticut river at Ash
iey's Ferry yesterday. IL is supposed they mis-
took the ferry for the ford and attempted 70 c-.,
in a carriage. Their bodies have been recoY-
cred.
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SCRANTON Coal SALE IN NEW Yo.K-At
the monthly auction OF the Delaware Iacka-
wanna and Western railroad Goals In New York
Yesterday, 12e0o9 tons OF Scranton coal were
sold al prices angling from 80 % S5.45 showing
q decline OF thirty cents per tom
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Great Reduction.
IN DIN RYE AND RDURRON WHISKIES.

BRANDIES, GINS, &C,
years SId, $40 Pc gal RGsSrts sgaa d. ss
do, IS do; Pine Apple, .trectifed,) q. so do.
Brsndies-LaIochsller, SO do; do; thne,I ss do;
Dnpuy Co, 1858, $40; California Brandy, 90 do;
Old Tom Gin, S225; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
G. GAUTIER,
Proprietor Of the Native Wine Bitters,
my11 1917 and 1919 PENIS avenue.