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sewing
Machine
WITH TABLE
And TREADIE,
Complete for Domestic Use.
Twenty Dollars.

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ment OF a most wonderful combination Of all
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plicity.. Thoroughly tested. Used in thoWs-
G A%i o. "0''eS' Inc f'''0f''S OF tue fa'"'S
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ment to do 4 days work.
twill save its cost many times over In one sea-
earn -Four or Five Dollars a Day for any man
! Or woman who may wish to do sewing for a liy-
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paG and sasy to sa run
IT properly cared for.
Has no superfuous Coggs or Cams to get out of
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goods, from Finest Cambria up to Heaviest
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AN IMPORTANT DECISION.

-" AN IMPORTANT DECID1ON. -.
= Tie Supreme Court Of this State has
dect that the lands granted to the
,Winona & st. Peter Railroad and after
wards pledged or conveyed by them to
other parties, what are known as the
Barney lands, are liable to taxation.
We understand that the agreement
dates back to October, 1857, so that
about g years taxes are due. The
whole amount will reach about 1920, 600.
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THE NATIONAL COLONY.

It CON-
pfs townships
xos s na that st r s t ysrr "ns . ,se
The PRINCIPAL ones Ar, Lakes
okabn of
Ellington there are over twenty four miles of lake 'front.'
sToCK-GROWING.
The numerous lakes and the "xu this
arranging growing d.rnr
and heesema
RAILROADS.
uhuesy direction across Mobiles county,
distant miles, Its confidently
woon Another pro-
Founding Of the COLONY.
Miller numton Company Of
Ohio The wort"son
Towns and Villages.
railroad stations viz wobucu Biz
woRTu1NGToN
surrounding conn.,
ties nssu'ted
about six miles, and presenting "po" its
bo.u.r
fishing
ao su1er yards a"a stores drug
2meat BLACKSMITH confectionery
and dentists r1c nree an,cn IT,, n - 'ss musicians a"'
oonggtnuts both have n..
Methodist Block contain
represented bya Moa,.
Army The principal buildings at n
oup and having av
Block
t
District
|of better
Is the
LISA railroad station cetsa
and
the village promises be brisk trading point"
HERSEY,
worm,ne.=
and fertile promising
Temperance and Education
The National
tered into the original
om.
lin
and A
districts
PROGRESS OF THE COLONY
ii,
% but tA e county has steadily progressed population and
and the Hha e.
pec locate the ~' " = :: '>""" ~
g., 49,: C1IM A TE.
attraction We have the dm.
mountains
the exheats air
and TIE constant
/ >:: :*&
this
s &c - ;s s church ?n other
% a s9s s 2SPs sssl sa:
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St COUNTY, IS 3 ST NoBIE&
AUDITORS OFFICE,
WORTH1NGTON, April 10, 1916.
,,-... aExERA1 COUNTY RsvkHuk +: II,
Penalty, interest and cost
on delinquent tax, ~ W .
E1peDdttufe9-
neAt, '~". u -
:. .~2 e.,sss>>-...,~ 1aoes . 15,ss4 -
: 80: PooK FUND.- ~"..# a.: j.
FAX Collected, :s''i .s''s''s> te2s 70 7>o'
ExpendituTes- >-sss ;.*e4Gtzs .-...
Orders issued, cess IA
:, ROAD AND DMDeE FIND. - =. ,'--
1'i IA Corrected, te7s IS
Orders issued. ..,7~ ~e54 40
' -, ''2t-' = ..- s27s % %s54 40
Tax collected, ,'sTf'': tsel %
1 i%isfs;; $si$ on e. ssn s4xr $S
80: : IT,. ISL % esls Is
Receipts
Tax collected. 463 81
Expenditures
Order cancelled, 42S6 81
Fines collected and applied to 49, =.
school fund, 10 90
Expended-order cancelled, is 70
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= Cards, Circulars, Bill Heads, Letter Heads,
promptly sxesdssd IL te :S "a d a6 'ps
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Trees Carried Free.
GENERAL FREIGHT OFFICE,

!GENERA4 FREIGHT OFFICE,
St. p. e. S. c. and S. C. 4 st. T. Railroads.,
SAINT PAUL, March 10, 1875.
CIRCULAR no. 8.
From this date until the 18th iav Of May next,
seed wheat and other seed grains, flax seed, and
seed potatoes. IN any quantities. will be billed
Mars or Sioux City, to any station between st.
James and Seney Inclusive, at ONEHALF IA
During the same, forest trees and cuttings for
planting will be transported FREE Of CHARGE
IN any quantities. from any station between
LIE Mars or Sioux City, TO any, station between
St James and Seney Inclusive. Agents will
see that trees offered for transportation do not
length, and that they are freed from supcrnu.
Gus limbs and earth, and properly bundled, 50 as
not to occupy unreasonable space and they will
give the freight mentioned III this circular pref
erence In transportation and delivery. -,
..Esss f.}l= G. BOYDEN, Gen. Fr. Agent. :
Approved 3: J. w. BISHOP, Gen'l Manager. > Il
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LOCAL NE VS..
Condensed Locals.

Hempler has auction this evening.
The street lamps will be lighted at 5.35 d.
m. and extinguished at a. m.
Yesterday, in the Court in General Term
Cornelius III. Claggett and Clark III. Simpson
were appointed cOnstables,
Union Sunday school mass meeting to-
morrow afternoon In Lincoln Hall, with ad-
dresses from talented speakers. See advt.
A series OF union services I'm Baptist, Con-
gregafional, Methodist, and Presbyterian
churches is to he held, consisting Of prayer
meetings at $50 and preaching at 80 D. m
daily. No service Saturday night. During
rext week the meetings will be held in the
Foundry Church, corner 18th and streets.
Bee advt.
The UNITY Club reorganiZed for its fourth
season on Thursday evening, at the residence
of Mr.. @. CTandell, $40 II street northwest, by
rejoicing the following officers: Harold q.
Underwood, president; Mrs s. p. Brown,
vice PRESIDENT; Mr. Chas. r. Mallard, secre-
tsry: Miss Lucy 5. Crandell, treasurer; and
hessrs. G. W. Chapman aud Stanley Plum
meT executive committee.
The Tribune is right in suppOSing the copy
of the Fire Underwriters letter about Presi-
dent Williams New York speech did not
come nom the Board OF Underwriters, and
TBE STAR is correct in stating that 10 did
rot come from the ire Commissioners; but
a true copy OF the original was used never
thelesS, and the mistake in Mr.. Hopes title
was a Typographical error merely.
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second offence, but prohibited the trial for
the second offence. They could not determine
whether The same offence is charged until the
case Is tried. They claim that they had the
right To have the question tested as To
whether one or more offence have been COM
viii be bound by It, and they desired to be in
position to put in plea OF 0ufre Iois deq1sit
or azure Jois c0ntIct. After referring To other
authorities. Mr.. Merrick said this could be
considered an appeal To judicial di. cretion.
The court said that he did not think that
there was any case appealing TO the discre-
tion OF the court, and repeated what he had
said before Mr.. Merrick commenced his re-
marks, and he would override the motion
and call ON the parties TO plead.
Mr. Riddle-Then your honor on behalf of
A SPECIAL PLEA AS TO THE LEGALITY OF
THE GRAND JURY.
Mr.. MerrIck-l will enter special pleas
fierce.
Mr.. Cook filed in behalf of Evans plea in
abatement, challenging the array OF the
grand jury on the ground that IA members OF
the grand jury were illegally drawn-not ten
days prior TO the commencement of the term;
that were summoned in place of those ex-
cused; that the whole drawing was Illegal;
that some of the grand jury have served on a
grand jury within two years; that several
were over 65 years Of age; that the court, in
December, 1874, appointed commissioners to
select names for the jury box. five months
after the acts authorizing such selection had
been repealed. and therefore the grand jurors
Mr.. Cook asked TO be allowed to file SINH
lar pleas in the other cases; which the court
granted.
Mr.. Riddle filed similar pleas in
THE CASE OF Il. r. LEIGHTON.
Mr.. stanton filed sim lar pleas In the case
OF ChaS. G.. Fisher
Governor Wells said that he would file a
demurrer, and was prepared to argue the
demurrer a once.
The Court said that the government had
better examine the pleas.
Gov. Wells said that he believed that there
were but three facts in all this hash work
Mr.. Riddle.-"We have not hashed up one
TACT into three Indictments.
The court said that he would give the gov
eminent until Wednesday 10 file a demurrer
and he could not hear any argument until
Monday week.
The Treasury Robbery.
The case of Gilman. Halleck and Brown
was called, and after some discussion the
court decided that the motion 10 require the
DlstIlct attorney to elect which Indictment
he would call, could he disposed of after the
pleas In abatement have been disposed Of
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THE COCRTS.
POLICE CoURr-Judoe Siien.

POLICE COURr-JudOe Silel.
To-day, John Simpson, colOred, was ar
Taigned on the charge of snatching a pocket
book from the hands OF Mrs. Annie s. Hus-
ted, near Grant street, yesterday, as she was
wa hlhe quietly along, with her pocket book
in her hand, ana made his escape, but was
caught. He pleaded guilty, and was fined
100 ana Fix months in jail. and I'm default
six months additional, making one year alto
gctller Two young men named Davev
clerks. as aulied +. ID. Baker on the street
for the offence Of The presentation of bill
yesterday, and, in addition to that bill, each
settled an additional bill this morning in the
Police Court OF So each and costs. James
higgins, assault ard battery on Jas. O'Brien;
continued. Elijah Pendleton, larceny of a
piece OF wood valued al 81 belonging to the
United States; IS. Martin Kelly was mt
under 5000 bonds for threats TO Moran Kelly
Bette Gillian alias Susan Fells and Louisa
Austin, Two bright and saffron colored
nymphs OF Mahogany hall, fell out about a
young spOoDey visitor who had more rag
currency than brains, and the mynx with
the alias, though the smaller of the two got
the best OF Louisa, leaving the marks of her
nails on her fTOntispiece. A warrant fol-
lowed, and Officer Brock served it, and this
morning in court, with another spang-up
looking Miss fine of IS was imposed which
she paid and waltzed out JOS. w. McGarr, as
sanlt on JOS. Baily, a small bow; - and costs
Johh SimmS, larceny of table from Sarah
Welch. an elderly lady, who entrusted him
with 1t for delivery TO her house after pur-
chasing at auction. John attempted to
sWiDdle the old lady by taking il to furnish
his own castle and when accused of il by
The cid lady, said he was not that kind of
chap-she was mistaken in her man. Mrs
WEIGH could not be shook in that way. aud
swore point blank that he was the man, six
" days in jail. Appeal. James Dickson
forfeited. Landon Shipman, driving on foot
walk; 9. Jane Hayes, forfeited. William
Beckett, do. Thomas Cayland, do. John
Briscoe, assault on Caroline Tyler, so and
costs and 500 bonds To keep the peace
Sophia Johnson, keeping a house of ili-fame
in Baptist Alley; $50 and cost. Appaal
taken. Maria Killer was sent down for
vagrancy. George Short. profanity: SIS
Mary Shorter, pTOfane; So. Sarah Jane
Shortest, cursing; 50. John Gray, profane;
80. Eugene Boston, Lorenzo Jackson Sam
Gtl Young. and VIM. Dent, dSorderly CON
duct; S5 each. Patrick BrickIey, driving on
pavement; 81. Alexander Kincarte, cur
sing; So.
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G. EO r @ ETOW

EXPECTED VISITORS.-pr. V. Shinn, OF
Tie Union Hotel, has made ample arrange
ments for the entertainment of the members
OF The Nassau boat club, of New YORK, who
Will be the guests OF the Potomacs, and who
VIII row the Analostans on Thursday next
Some thirty five or thirty of the Nassau's
ara expected 10 arrive here at an early hour
tomorrow Sunday morning.
THE OFFERINGS OF WHEAT at the Mer-
chants Exchange to-day amounted to 400
bushels, which was all sold at from sl.25 TO
Sl.i0.
RIVER NoTEs.-Arrived-stea Sue,
nom baltimore, consigned to j. q. and J. NJ
waters, with general merchandise for Dis
irict merchants. She will, on her return
trip, take to Baltimore 500 barrels of flour,
schooner Kitty Ann, from Alexandria, with
800 bushels wheat for Hartley & Brother.
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ALE x ANDRIA

A Hog STORY.-A gentleman from NJ
herst county, in attendance upon the meet
Ing OF the directors of the Midland railroad
10 this city yesterday, mentioned last night
mat he lately recognized, in a pen in Lylch-
burg, one OF his hogs, which he had missed
for some weeks and supposed had been stolen
Upon inquiry he found out that on the arrival
OF Midland train In Lynchburg the fireman
had discovered the hog upon the COW catcher,
and as no one knew where IL had been picke [
up. he put il in the pen to await the demand
OF the owner.
PoL1TICAL.-Mr. ONeal's letter declining
the nomination OF the radical convention tor
state senator is published elsewhere i'm the
Gazette to-day. Hon. Lewis Mckenzie is
nominated as an independent candidate for
the state seDate.-Gdzette, ed
On TO RICHMOND "A committee of the
surviving soldiers OF the army of northern
virginia are arranging for the transportation
OF all their old comrades who wish to witness
the grand pageant of Tuesday next, on the
most liberal terms. Richmond will furnish
quarters to all, and by taking rations along
The expense Of the trip will be confined to the
transportation. That will be, from Alex
andria, not more than IS for the round trip
III sufficient number go, 1t will be reduced
still lower.
Observation-Disclosures. Foxwell and Net
calfe, of the New York Office of the Mont
pei1er association, were in town to-day and
clOsefed with the subcommittee which has
been engaged investigating the affairs of that
association. The whole committee will be
called together this evening, and we look for
some kind of report to follow their meet
ing.-Se1tblet, 22d.
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GRAND DIVISION, s. OF TAT the annual
meeting OF the Grand Division OF Sons of
Temperance OF this District, last evening" in
the hall of Equal Division, the reports of the
officers were submitted. showing the order to
De In a pros porous condition Three new d.
visions have been organized during the wear
and the mem bership increased twenty two
per cent over that OF the previous year. The
election of officers resulted In the choice of
the following:-G. w. p, j. l.. H Winfield:
O.. w. A, VIM. II. Norton: G. s., J. X,
Bridge; @. T., Oscar Alexander: G.. Cond.,
Thomas h. Simpson; q. Sent, s. l.. Clark
FINE SELECTIONS of Sunday reading at
The Junction News Depot. F aud 9th streets .
cartoons.
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THE FORT FoorE MuRpER-The grand
jury OF the United States district court yes
terday received testimony of four or i've
witnesses "a to the facts connected with the
death of George w. Moor several months
since, alleged to have been caused hy yio-
leDce while on the wharf at Fort Foote, and
mace presenfment against j. l.. Kendrick
and Robert Rogers for murder. The parties
authorities of Prince Georges county. and
lodged in jail at Upper Marlboro 10 await
further action. Tie authorities came TO the
conclusion that they had no jurisdiction and
surrendered the prisoners to United states
deputy marshal, who brought them to this
city last week and lodged them in jail to
I'D
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FOR SALE.

E>OR SALE-An extensive assortment Of new
Il and second hand tCRNITU BE. CARPETS,
STOVES, &c. Corner and 18th streets, No. 81
northwest. oct2l I'm
E'0R SALk-Two fine, large, young, iron graz
\ HORSES; well matched. Inquire at N
1901 Al treet south west. ocL2 SIN 10y
EOR sALE.-Win be sold at a bargain, 100 bar
Il rels Howe's Cave CEMENT. This Cement ID
superior to all other American Cement. Apply to
3. A. TERRY. Peoples bank,
sugls II Corner Sth and II streets northwest.
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"RILbbIItAEKD TABLss" FOR SALE ar H4LF
sos Tsf s the
- toeer 20 in The Fret Ward, corner OF I9th "a
street Ard Pennsylysnia avenue, under Ma ~
SSdTs:s MAD.SE T. hot}Gs st Pa aTs. f Isas
Inc pest city references given. oct2l St
NJ !. fs
Ter Carriages, consisting of Coupes, four &2zE
jump F PSS%s sas Doors
a0d hs, BGggies Phstons &c, is now complete
Landau and one Coupe
which viii be sold cheap.
hepairirg promptly attended to- c,.uv
Oct2l St Repos and Factory 4io-iii SIN st. NV.
AND ANTI. siLLIOgs PILLS.
general family physic; Prepared with the great.
They are xafrsnted wholly vegetable:
T se,r acton i; prompt certain and eectual
They start the liver in healthy and active opera
They cure billiousness, sick headache and costive
They are invaluable for indigestion and dys-
They thoroushy Cleanse the entire system.
., Ihey do not grippe or give pain during their &C
They are adapted for general use Children and
Hos shey ~ are always
while patent pills generally are pot,) and conse
3uently uniformly efectual. Price. Is cents per
pox. For sale only By
ARTHUR NAYfANS, Pharmacist.
oc1l-6 Corner d and d streets northwest
I AN AGAIN IN The yIBLD with Fine Stock
l of FAN and Winter s GIGshiRs ,o,, Pam A..
STtRR;AAJus' KNICKERB0CKER SUITS yust the
~ thing. 1011 Penn ave.
TIE ST. BERNARD SUITS are the rage this
season, at A. sTRAUe', 1911 Penn. ave.
i for SIS, six different styles, Of
STRAUSS. lol1 Penn. ave.
SrRAUS, LBSTR1 WALLACK SUITS are the
~ the nobbyest In the city, at 1O11 Penn. ave.
THE D. b. FUR OVERCOAT, SILK Front TO-
%, 10, are selling very fast, ct SrRAUS',
lO1l Penn. ave.
STRA 0s' ENGLISH wORSTED OvERCOAT
~ notoin Ike II Ia the city. 1O11 Penn. ave.
..Yyg 1rH STREET NORTHWEST. AND
CUR. RIRSSNBRM
SIOv8 AND MANTBL WARE
ne attention Of the public 10 respectfully invited
20 my large and carefully oelected etock OF HOT
AN ANaHrTp HsH1A 0, rIR1 PtACE HEATERs,
al. .s.ns es aR M -.
sS'Hss 0sseouInef soio. otslW
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Weather ProbabHisfes To-day.
OYpIcR OF CzIHF SIGNAL OrrreHR.
A.tL.k.xa1r q LIZ q

For The middle states and lower lakes.
falling barometer, warmer, partly cloudy or
cloudy weather, southeast to southwest
winds, with fogs on the former and possibly
rain in the Ia tier.
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District Government Affairs.

The District Commissioners today issued
a warrant in favor of Moses Kelly. ESQ.,,
treasurer Of The sinking fund, for the amount
necessary TO pay the November interest Gin
COIN on the tbirty-year funding bonds of the
late cooperation OF Washington city, and the
interest will be paid without rebate on and
after Monday next. The amount of this in
teTest is SIS. SEQ.
For the information OF taxpayers 10 may
be stated that certificates Of drawback for
old material have been prepared on all the
numerical streets, all the avenues except
all tie alphabetical streets from b street
north 10 street north. Notices are in
vsriably sent out advising owners where
allowances are made. as far as addresses can
he obtained. Under the rules adopted by the
local government. certificates Of drawback
are not issued until at least one inStalment
Of the special Improvement tax has been
paid.
BUILDING PERMITS.
David KeppeI, a two-stOry brick shOD on
the south side Of + itreet, between North
Capitol street and New Jersey avenue north
west; $50. Asa Whitehead, improve build
ing with additional roof. &C, on the east
side Of tth street northwest. between F. and
r $500. Moses Kelly, five two story and
basem eDt dwellings on the south side of r
street, between North Capitol st. and New
Jersey avenue northwest; $1,000.
BOATING NOTES.-The Potoma c crew were
oUt In their new shell "Sue Shepherd" yes
teruay, and pulled IN excellent form aud
caught the water well together. They passed
stroke, which carried them along AT a lively
rate. The AnalOstan four came by few
minutes after. at about the same stroke. and
IL was at once evident that they have been
working hard. and made a great improve
ment within the past week. Prescott set
them an excellent stroke. which was well re-
sTOnded tO, Burns, however, did not appear
10 pull with the same style and grace as the
the others. but be undOu btedly has plenty of
muscle and pluck. To an unprejudiced OBJ
server both crews appear very evenly
matched, and the race. which is announced
70 take place next Monday promptly at 4
O'Clock, Is expected TO be holly contested
Englehsrt was out in row boat yesterday
ard Biglin in a single scuIl. both looking
after their respective pets. The NaSsaus are
expected To arrive tomorrow morning. and
Will be CHARTERED at the Union Hotel
Georgetown A member OF the Nassau club
will act as judge in the AnaloStan- Potomac
race. White, OF the Analostans, has de-
clined the challenge of Cropley, of the Poto-
macs, for siDgle-scul race, although il was
nnders TODD he was willing To row any OF the
Potomacs, with the exception Of Randall
and Truax.
Badges for the Analostan and Potomac
Boat Club races on Monday and THURSDAY
neHt may be bad at Willet < Ruoff's, Penn
sylyania avenue.
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RRODHEAD & CO.,
93S PENNSY AvEHUB
BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH STREETS,
Have Just received q complete stock Of the late
NOVELTIES IN DRY GOODS,
from 3 cents 70 o. Is per yard, embracing Plain
and Plaid CAMELS HAIR, French DIAGONALS
Fill SHRGES, Chinill CLOTH, Snow. fected
CAmLLS HAIR, striped DEBE8ES, &C, &C.,
many OF which cannot be found elsewhere I'm this
within the past week.
BLACK LKs, from 81 10 to 81 50 per yard, lin
eluding the celebrated make Of Bonnet G uinet Bel
lew, and Coto and DeCose.D
BLACK CAsHMERES Of French manufacture,
nnsurpassed in color, quality and durability, from
BLtCKALPAoAs and Mob Abs, from sc. up.
DRAP DEETE, q Is and up.
S3 ts SIS Dair.
Whise and Red rLANNELs,, Twiiled and Plain, }
from 20 cents to o. q per yard.
SHAWGS, from d to $50.
BALM0RAL SKIRTS, 81 and up.
Job" Iron frame HOSE best quality, 81 box.
Msmsutta "a Blesched COTTON, Is cents yard
These goods have been selee ted xith great care
And purchased for cash, and should receive the at.
ten ton Of al close buyers
BRODHRAD q CO.,
octl-tr s39 Penna. ave-, bet. 9th and 10th sts.