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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25


without lie. Injustice can't.
Yatess last legal feather is now plucked Remain
only mis- confusion of Copyright with Patent-right
which shall deal with when come to the legis-
lature-and his tropas ard figures. IDEAS" says
he are free by nature. and, when an author prints
his Manuscript he loses all property in his ideas,
just as he loses his bird, if he let's it ~ out OF its
cage" He was so proud OF hs slInlls that ne re-
peated it four times and muddleieads echo it to
this day. Well, it is the simile of luna
tic No observation, and therefore no discrini-
nation. Here is confusion of ideas for
you! Why, man does not forfeit his tile to his
iown bird: ne loses possession de facto bur not
property de jure. His title is Tnimparcd, and should
he find the bird in other hands, he could claim him,
hear evidence whether he had bred the bird, and
been its sole proprietor. and tite-pagee round its
neck though but mute ribbon. wonld settle the
matter; woald the empty cage Equiv0catlng
BOBBY! who cannot distinguish between loss of
possession by the escape OF live thing into space and
loss Of dead property by forfeiture OF title.
ASACHROSIsMs.
To sum up the bag of moOnshino, any man who
has read history at its sources, as Mansfield and
Blackstone did, will observe that Yatess whole pic
ture of old England is like an historical novel writ
ten by an unlettercd girl. She undertakes, like
him. to present antiquity; and what she does por-
tray il the little bit of her she has picked
up its thoughts and phrases. Under the Tudors and
the Stuarts her characters are impregnated with
modern views of liberty and she rhapsodi2es accord
ingly: they have even q smattering of political
economy and show it; aud they say "the Sab
BATH illusions y" developments -" to burke an
inquiry the fact Of my being and So" meaning
"the circumstances Of my being 50 and so"-and her
Counsel addresses the jury for q criminal, and
you may thank your stars if Queen Bess does
not waltz with the Spanish ambassador. The
sentiments and the phrases Judge Yates ascribes to
men under the Tudors, the Stuarts Mr.. Cromwell,
and the Dutchman. are all anachronsms, quite as
barefaced to an educated man those in virgins
novel. Old England never poIsonfed tho public"
as Yates fancied it did and eur PublicolaD on
the Patri5: thief of Copyright" was yet unborn.
The men who bull. seven gables to one house, Lad
such extravagant anlicipations Of liberty as 10
despoi private property in its sacred name. Indeed
Copy was word Oftener used than Liberty"
under James l., and, when Liberty began to strlg-
gle, it was against Power In high places,
not Property, in low ones. II cut down pre-
rogatives it did not away with g-trees because
the proprietor sold it figs. The tall talk, "publica-
ton of volume being cift Of the copyright to the
public ia property in IDEAS" ETC., all this Ihap-
sodical rubbish emanated from romantic pettifog-
gers gliding theft at known date, namely between
1740 aud 1785, and the ideas were not u month
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FINANCIAL AND COBuERCE5I
Washington STOCK Exchange. lime =.

QKof1t,gaS FURNISHED By MifdIe!on 4 Co 6qaEe,s
The foloTin were the prices bid and asked al me
meeting OF the Washington Stock Exchange TODAY .
y >. gold, ll64 bid Bank Stocks-Nailonal Bank
of Republic, las bid; National Metropolitan Bank
10 bld, lis asked; CitiZens' National Bank, III
hld' us asked; Farmers and Mechanics National
Baik OF Georgetown, los bid. City Passenger
halroads-Metropclitan stock, u bid. % askeI:
metro polltan Bonds, 6s, NJ. & s.. IS bid. Sundry
Lht-halIonal Theater bonds, j. & J., IN c ,
70 bid; Masonic Temple bonds, +. & A, D.
c., gold. 80 bid; Washington City Gas Stock 10
bld, Arlington Fire Insurance Company stock, IO7
pa National metropolitan Fire Insurance Company
STOCK IU1 bid; CorcOran Fire Insurance Company
Stock, lG7 bid y. York, Alex. Washington and
Georgetown :. Go stock l2D hid District Securi-
ties District Of Columbial-Wn. Co s. Bonds rs
): 1875, 40, "a, 993a bid; Per. imp. Isl J.,
isy 70 bid; Mar ket ST. OK bonds, T., j & j., 1872
70 bid: Water Stk. DDS, 7s,J. j 1901, 93 hid do
90: do, 1903, % bid; Funded Loan, Congress J
% 9, r. A., large, 1924, ~ bid, 70 asked: do ,
90: small, 7l5s bid. (WashinQtonHFive Year Ger a.
s3O n, 1873, 993a bid: Ten Year Bonds,
6s, j. ISIS, sc bid; Fund Loan Bonds. Leg
sg., 1902. 90 bid; Certs OF Stock (l8i3 D.
y. A; = U: at pleasure, 80 bid; Ches & o.
CANAL 81 X $50 6'sJ h j., So bid Georgetown -
general Stock, SIS, j. A. J. o., ISL. 90 bid; do
g. al, J. j. O., at pleasure, 50 bid; Bonnty
stock o; J A O., at pleasure, 50 bid. Board of
q lS74, 20 bid 81 asked; do. 1875, 80 bid, 81
bid: 81 asked; do. 1873, 80 bid, 81 asked; do
bid, " asked = " 1870 -"
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EOR G. ETO WN,

ANSWER TO THE SCHOOL CONUNDRUy-
In reference 10 communication In THE
STAR few days since about the use of the
new school hall for private school exhibit
ZION, while the public schools had to hold
their closing day exercises in the school
rooms, IL is stated that under the new rules
OF the school board there were to be no pub
lie exhibitions, only recita tions Ofthe classes
In their studies, during the year, to which
parents OF the pupils were To be invited
Inc Georgetown Female Seminary hired the
public school hall for one night and the
school fund was increased thereby S25.
Death OF A VENERABLE LADY.-MrS
Charlotte EdmOnStOn, one of the oldest resi-
dents or Georgetown, died yesterday at the
family residence on West street, aged 81
years.
VESSEL ROBBED-On SATURDAY. night the
schooner Emily Birdsall, lying at Winship's
wharf, was boarded by some unknown par-
ties, and the cabin robbed of the captainis
watch, a banjo and an account book The
parties are supposed TO be the same who at
tempted TO board the schooner f. j. HamiI-
ton on the same night, but who were re-
pulsed and made their escape.
BUILDING AsSoCIATIoN.-At a meeting
OF the Ninth Building Association at Col
dards hall on Thursday night, nineteen
shares were sold at an average of S13s 30
RIVER NEWs.-Arrived-S E. c.
Knight, from New York, to X. p. A DEN
ham with general merchandise; schooner
Kitty Ann, with 800 bushels of wheat FOR
Hartley & Bro. Cleared-Steamer New
York, for Philad elpha.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Juue 29.-Virginia 6's paeIers. a.
90, consolidated 59'l; West YiTginia's 50; North
Carolina 6s, old, -, do. new, IL; do special tax,
BID to-day. Sugar strong, l0a4 sl07s
BALTIMORE, june %. Cotton nominal midiJinp
Ef Flour firmer-not quotabIy higher. Wheat
quiet and ste ady-No. western amber, / 30; MARY
land white aal 50; other grades unchanged. Corn
weak aid of for southern. but western a shade
nrmer-southerD white, S5aS7; southern yellow, 81
western mixed, 7s1a; spot, 20. last half Of July
pats weak and lower-southern light 70a75: do
heayy, sac; western mixed CLASS. Rye dull and
yania, Is ;o0a26 co.. Provisions strong and higher
WITH tendency still upward. Pork firmer, p 90
Bulk meats active and higher-shoulders, sTIn9
clear rib sides, l2ai loose packed, 91<al21< Bacon
ntner and higher-shoulders o. a0; clear rib sides
iSats. Hams, lia1a. Lard tirmer-refi ned, I4l,
6utIer quiet and steady Petroleum nOminal-crude
51Sa2i rthned- l2al2,s. Coffee unchsn ged. Whisky
firm. l.i9.
hEw YORK, June 29.-Stocks duh and lower
money II. Gold, Ia: Exchange, long, 4G1.
short, 4gN1z. Governments active and strong
NEW YORK, June 29.-Flour steady Wheat auie;
and unchanged. Corn quiet and steady
LONDON, June -, IL 30 p. m.-Consols for rnoaey
93 ZIG Tor account, 931a. Z. s. fve-twenty bon -
1868, old, 1859 E,ies - preferred g. The rate u
discount i'll the open arke for three months bills
"a per cent, which is 3 per cent. below lhe Bank Of
England rate - -
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LOCAL N e w s.
Condensed Locals.

Hempler's auction begins again tor night
To keep cool and be refreshed drink the
delicious ice cold tea, with Milburn's famous
soda. at 1922 Pennsylvania avenue.
The excursion of Mt Pleasant sabbath
school. Georgetown, is postponed until fur
Fiffeen or twenty printers were discharged
from the Government printing office yester-
The second championship game between
the Creighton and Nationals. amateur mines,
was played on the Olympic grounds yester-
day and resulted in a victory for the former,
the score being Is to 2.
The interesting annual exhibition of the
Preparatory Department of Columbian Uni
yeTSity. which Department, in the capable
charge of Prof. o. T. Mason, is in such pros
porous condition, will take place at Lincoln
Hal To- night
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad propose
To sell round trip tickets to Philadelphia and
return. good for - days from July 2, for AZ.
This reduction may induce many OF our cit
liens to visit that city to take part in the
centennial exercises at the Park.
Christ (P. E. Church, Navy Yard, was
filled last evening with the friends of Mr.
office. and Miss Ella j. Wright, to witness
their marriage. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev G.. II. Andrews. The young
couple go To Baltimore, and from thence 70
Yesterday Col Alexander, Col. ]. o. p
Burnside. and G.. =. BigelOw, representatives
Of the signers of petition TO the Board of
Health. asking that valuable hunting dogs
be exempted from the operations Of the dog
law had conference with the sanitary COM
mittee of the board on the subject, but no
conclusion was arrived at.
The four hundred men, women and chill
dren who enjoyed the musical excursion of
-. Paul's Lutheran Church on the Mary
Washington yesterday afternoon. voted il a
most delightful affair-a success in every
way. The music. both of Prof. Fries band
and the choir, was excellent. The choir was
lei by j. +. Patterson, assisted by Mrs. Still
son. Miss Schutter. Miss Muth, MesSrs.
Pearson. Ourand, Otis. Aver, and Mr.. Bliss,
Of the 9Th Auditors Office.
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, June 29.-The Posts financial article
says'-AIl the sales OF gold thus far to day have
been at lUl4. On gold loans the rates have been
Tat, per cent for carrying and per cent for use
for&gn exchange is dull and firm, with prime
banksrs sterling 4s6sa4S7 and 9a490 respective
y: Ia the money market the ruling rate for call
loans was per cent. aud first class mercantile
paper Ia quoted 37sa5. Governments bonds here are
.,teady 20 strong. The stock market opened az
iower than Yesterday closing prices, except Union
racine, which was 4 higher. Within half an hour
me general list became strong, and prices have
since advanced to q per cent the features hay-
ing rg been Pacific Mail Lake Shore, and Western
Union Telegraph. Erie, in exception to the gen
srsl market, has ad yanced u, Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph per cent, and Northwest
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FOR THE
S L II " Z r!

FANS japanese, 10, Is, Soc; Linen, black colored
and painted, ~ and SOC; Silk and Satin, black,
- painted and white, 81, s 50, SlZ5 and 81
Gauze Underwear, for Ladies and Gents at re-
Ladies' Fine Chemise, Tucked and Ruffe, Embroi
deTy and Rntfie, Lace and Embroidery &c, at 81,
l5O and 81.
Ladies Drawers to match, 81
Fine Tue ed and Rufle Skirts, 81, 81 so and 81,
all full length and width.
Long and Short Gowns, 81.
Very handsome Long Gowns, 81
Child Sun BORnets, SOC.
Child Lace Caps and Hoods, 81.
Hand nit Infants Saclues, 81.
Beautiful Embroidered Merino do S2JO.
Normany Hoods, Lace and Lawn, 81
Ch1lds and Misses Plaid Full Aprons, Soc.
Children Fancy Striped Hose, Is, 80, 50 and 75c,
Nice Umbrellas and Scotch Gingham Sun Umbrel-
New style Tuck Combs, %, Soc and sI
Gents fine British or Lisle Thread full regular
Toilet Articles Dressing, Combs, best Rubber, 2,
and Jlc.; Tooth or Nail Brushes, 25c.; Hair and
Clothes Brushes, rs, SOC. and 81.
Fine Hand Mirrors, 81.
Travelling Baskets, soc. and 81.
TTr Ira, Satcbels, in AL kinds, 81 and So
Mems and Ladies' Lisle Gloves, 25c., very cheap.
Ladies, two, button Kid, in all shades, splendid
Gents Il IDS, 81 and Sl50.
Croquet-Hslf sets, 81; full sets, 50, s22s $3.50,
$40 and SIS 50; ali worth 50 per cent. more.
Besides go other articles, all desirable good and
cheap, at
B. SILvERBER0
GREAT METR OPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
je7-tr 312 7th street, near Penn. avenue.
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DR.. c. W. BENsoN's Celery and Chamo-
mile Pills are prepared expressly to cure
Headaches, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
80 cents a box, postage free Sold by an
Druggists, and Charles Stott & Co., 4SO Penn
sylvania avenue. Washington. 6I,eol:
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Germs. Vascular Excre.eeuees,

Buniops. Ipgrowing Nails, SC. successfully
treated at DR.. Whites establishment, SIS 18th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours: from
8 a. m. 10 p m. Fee, = per visit. Owing to
press of business during office hours Dr.
White is unable to attend patients at resi-
denees, except after p. IA.
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SIX PER CENT. INTEREST paid on deposits,
payable on demand. Special rates on time
deposits. j. b. Squier & Co, Bankers, l4I6
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. 5.l5.e col;
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calendar
month. Banking hours, to 4. SATURDAYS.
to and to8 EtSlafl6
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FLETCHFR's PATENT WINDOW SCREEN
Best invention of the age for the exclusion
of Flies, Bugs and Mosquitoes. Hamilton
& Pearson, Y. NJ. c. A. Building. sole agents
and manufacturers for the District of CO.
lumbia. 2eeo2:
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For Moth Patches rockies and Tan. ask
your druggist for Perry's Moth and Freckle
Lotion. 1t is reliable. For Pimples on the
race, Black-Heads or Flesh Worms, use
Pe77y'S Improved COsledo7,e and Pi,npJe Rem
edy, the Great Skin Medicine, or consult DIR.
B. c. Perry. 20 Bond street, New York. Ssh:
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District Government Affairs.

THE NEW FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH.
The District Commissioners have issued an
order that the engineer in charge of public
WORKS In the District of Columbia. the SUI
peTtntendent of the fire alarm telegraph, and
the chief engineer of the fire department DE
directed To inspect the work to be done and
The materials To be furnished under the con-
tract recently made for the construction of a
new system OF telegraph for fire alarm pur
poses IN Washington and Georgetown, and
see that all the material and the machinery
agreement shall be of the best plans. and
that the same correspond to the specifica-
tons Of said agreement. They are also in
the course of their supervision of said
work TO see that as required by said
agreement and without additional cost
every thing shall be furnished by tire con-
tractors which is necessary To the proper and
satisfactory completion and working of the
system, whether or not 10 has been Specifi-
caHy named in the agreement. They are
also 10 take care To observe whether any OF
The Geographic machinery. bells, wires and
appliances now IN use shall be used by said
contractors in the performance of the con-
tract. and take proper inventories Of such
material and its valuation and the use TO
which the same may be applied by the con-
tractors. They are also to report and certify
10 the Commissioners from time TO time the
progress made in the performance of the
agreement. The Commissioners at the same
II me reserve 10 themselves the right of an
prevail and acceptance of the work. and the
committee are cautioned 10 refrain from any
act which might be construed to bind the
District in any manner.
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JESUIT REFUGEES FROM GERMANY.-Tbe
says: Preparations are being made ~ the
NOR astery In this city for the reception and
accommodation of two hundred Jusujt
days from Germany, from whence thew have
been driven by the edict OF Bismarck. This
Is 10 be the headquarters for the west for
lnese refugees, whence they will be sent
wherever called or needed
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THE PRICES OF COAL.-There is nothing
especially new in the anthracite coal trade
The past week. 1t is understood that all the
regions that have been comparatively idle for
The past five months are preparing to increase
production. Some coal opera tors are not as
sanguine as they were as to q full demand
LOT the coal that will probably be produced
When all The several coal regions are at fulI
work Others are of opinion thSt the supply
VIII DE llght for fortnight yet, which viii
so deplete the supply as to greatly strengthen
the market. In regard to our own market for
anthracite coal the belief is expressed that
the expected increased receipts, coming on
almost wholly exhausted stocks-because of
the inadequate supply during the strikers
viii be pretty much absorbed by the summer
and fall demand. Orders have been WaItino
lnvarious quarters, for better stocks at tide
water and in the city yards. The opinion is
that prices will not go much lower, If, Indeed
,hey 90 hot harden, as usual, after June or
July. A diminished consumption by mann.
Iacturlng establishments is conceded, but
mere nave been no stocks yet from which this
demand, reduced as it may be, could be sun
piled Tor the season.-Ptila. Leciger
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THE BEyERIDGE HOUSE.

HAY NiDDLEB URG, LOUDOUN 90 VA.
G.E2S Il now ready for the reception of Summer
BOarlers. Ii lisa handsome house, with ~ rooms
and large portlcos, and i kept in the best style
Mlddleburg Il situated in the most beautiful and
healthy section at Northern Virginia, fifty miles
southwest Of Washington City: has Churches Of all
denominations and pleasant society There i wi hin
a nile If the House a fine Mineral Spring, whose
medical waters have been pronounced by Physicians
t. be equal To any in the state pay Stage connect
with the Railroad Depots ~ Lee,burg aud Al IN,
Plains. free ride to the Springs every DAY For
terms &c, address JOSEPH VI. PATTON, Pro-
prietOr. 30 las
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Selling Off, Selling Off Cast,

$50 Linen Suits for Ladies.
$50 Linen Suits for Children.
400 Sun Umbrellas.
At s. HELLER's,
26:6 us Market Space.
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RENOVO HOTEL.

4tlE This Pleasant and Popular Summer Re
T. at henoyo; Pennsy vsnia. on the line Of the
Philadelphia Erie Railroad. Is now open for the
accommodation Of visitors. The situation Of the
hotel, immediately on the susquehana river, in the
midst of splendid mountain scenery aud contiguous
10 celebrated cunning and trout fishing regions,
renders IT unusually attractive. while the acc prn-
modstions provided are # the very best kind. EX-
cur~ion tickets to Remove sold al all the princi
pal ofhces OF the Pennsy iyania Railroad Com pADv
For Roc ms and Rates. address PROpRI ETOR
RENOSO HOTEL, REMOVE. pa Ie9p-srn
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BRASDT MANSION. CHESAPEAKE Bay
This magnificent summer resort now omen
FOR terms address Mrs. Col. Brandt, Annap-
oils, Nd.
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CAPTURE OF BURGLAR.-Early yester-
Day morning, Bernard Silverblatt heard a
burglar In his store on East Broadway, He
raised an alarm and seized unon the h1rolar
desperate struggle ensued, in the course
on when the burglar fired pistol at Silver
piatt, the ball grazing his head. The bur-
gar, VINO gave his name as Charles Neal
succeeded in jumping from the window. bn I
was captured by policeman. ""'
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OUT OF JAIL.-This morning Harry Roll
Inns, charged with assault and robbery: Bres-
ton Berry, burglary and robbery, and Mi
chael Pendergrast larceny were hi scharoat
from JAM on the suggestion OF the grand Jury.
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HE UNITED ORDER OF SToNE-GUrrERs
.aSt night elected the following Off GERS for
the ensuing six months: NJ. O'Brien presi-
S SeIi James Walker, vice president; Joseph
ssSnlonr, recording secretary; X. lane,
nnancIa secretary; X. Mcleod. treasurer;
EIWaru Lackey. guide; @. Mckee inside
IyIeIi James Dorsey, outside TYLER.
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BIG 1NJCN--Mr. 8 Tail and Sitting Bull
are happy In not paying taxes and almost
equally happy are those who pay their
special Improvement bills through j C. Law
a Co, No. % Az street.
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- Kentucky counsel for the defense are to
aiscuss whether worthless So notes on the
FIRST Nafional bank of Canton, III. can he
legally called "cOunterfeitsn when s.there IL
no sach bank in existence -
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WaITE SULPHUR

Al&4 EDhhith COUNTY, FlRGINli,
One-and half miles from StephensOn's Depot
Terms for NAV, June, September and October,
50 per day, Sl2 50 per week, and : 90 per month
for uly and August, 80 per day. : rs per week
and $50 per month. Children aud Sery ants half
price. Round trip tickets from Washington : So
Pamp hlets at Ebbitt House.
ie2o I'm & IORDaN
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HS NSUN SPkINGS.-This favOrite Summer
&kl resort on the Summit Of the Alleghenia
viii be opeIed Tor the reception OF guests June ",
lSl5. Since last season the holdings have been
enlarged and greatly improved, and and beauti-
ful drives have been made through the grounds
Tor further Information address at either Of the
places mentioned below, the Proprietsrs. O. W
MULLlN CO, Cresson Springs, Cambria G. ,
Pa, or Cloud II Otel PHILADELPHIA 80 I'm
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DRY GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES
GREAT BARGAINS.

raek UAhHApINfSa at l5c., CSC =, 4Oc, 5oc, s2tsc
,5e, : I, and : g per yard '''
neal ff;hNCH LAWNS, with side der, &c per
he Iiesss OF VICTORIA LAWN at 2oc and 2sc per
French, MuIl. Swiss, and Cambria NusJ.rys ,.o-,
=, i21sc per yard Up To 75c 'i-'
also, seo PABAsOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS at
ALSO; M9 q gen Keeps Patent Partly made DRESS
Is have been ordered for cur sales this
Al goods warranted to be as represented b. the
W. W. BURDETrE CO.
le2s-if No. 92s 7th 81. W and 1aR AZ n =.
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PROBABLE WIFE-MURDER.-Rich r.
lyman, residing on Nashua street, Boston.
nnaily attacked her with a razor. infiictins
Ieariul wounds from which the intestines
Pfotruded. The injured woman was taken
10 the hospital in dying Condition. AMI
lyman was arrested and locked up.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have heen issued as
IoIIoWs--Peter Cooper and Susan Carr, Web
ster Jones and Marina ZONES Lewis a a ates
anu Fla J. Wright, Martin Willard and
MARY Ellen Frazier, Henry Carter and Mary
Ann Cant. +. n. Lishear and Emma c.
ScnWart, Timothy Murphy and Martha A.
Marks. BeT J. r. Davis, OF Chicago, ILL.,, and
Julia G. Davis. Willard +. Bagbv and Net
Taylor.
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MONT VIE W HOCsE.
MOORE,N HOIEI

l.H LEONAhDTOWN. Man HLAND,
J. mus open Tor the reception of Summer Boarisrs
The table IL supplied with the best the market Af
lords among the amusements are Salt Water Bah
ing, t1shlr z. Boating, Cruquet, and Bowling Sa-
loon Two excellent ply sicians in the town. Terms
= 80 per day; $50 per month. Children and nurses
hall price nrst table full price. Steamer Pilot ~
leaves " asbiugton every Saturday morning AZ s A.
m arrives at 8 p. m. Steamer Sue leaves every
Monday AZ .. m: arrives Tuesdays a. m 4 ir,.ss
HERBERT n. MOORE, LeoRsritown. S-Ssi AIRY :
county. Nd. faDa