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GEORGETOWN.

IMPRovEMENIs.-Ther road leading from
lie corner OF Fayette and 7Jh streets TO the
DIovers' Rest, commonly known as the new
road, is beng macadamized, an improve
ment much needed. 1.-The iron for q new
roof TO be placeu on the gate house, at the
reservoir, near Great Falls, arrived from
richmond yesterday, and Is being placed in
MISSING BOYS. - Lewis jackson, aged
about 10 years, and residing at No. SO I'd
street, together with Richard Powell, q lad
Road street, left their homes yesterday
morning about O'Clock, TO 60 hunting In q
SKIN, and have cot been heard from since.
The boys announced their intention come
days ago to go q distance down The river to
shoot ducks, but as II is certain they carried
no provisions with them yesterday, IL is not
supposed they carried their plan into opera
oria this morning to md, IL possible, any
clue TO the whereabouts of the missing bows, ;.
while the brother Of the other lad took the
stesm tug DR.. Rogers, with the intention OF
sklf has upset, and that the boys were
drowned.
GRAIN TRADE The offerings ON ,Chaupe
this morning amounted to 4,i5O bushels OF
wheat, with sales of 45O do at s1.3s9, $50 at
S1.33 200 at 81 364, 126 at 81 So, 575 at 132X
ana 40 at 81 2oA. The arrivals were:
Boat Mollie G. Waters, with 3,1OO bushels OF
& j. ID, Waters. Boat Seneca with 800
bushels of wheat, 0O0 do. offal, 400 do corn.
and $50 barrels OF -four TO Hartley & Bro
500 90. wheat to I: c. Wheeler, aud 700 do.
cattle MARKET-The market yesterday
al DToVers Rest was dull. We quote $50
mead or cattle offering, $50 of which sold at
prices ranging from S3as4 62 per 100 pounds,
40 driven 10 Baltimore, aud so left over.
1,.C0 sheep and lambs in market, 100 of
which sold as follows: Lambs from 81 50aS6
per lOO pounds; sheep from SASS per 100
each.
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ALEXANDRIA.

SHOP LITTER ARRESTED About noon
today Mr.. u. VIM. Ramsay detected a col
oIed woman secreting under her CLOAK a boz
OF cigars which she had just stolen from his
counter. He at once called In officer Belts,
who took the woman to the station house.
where she gave her name as Mary Brown, of
Washington. She Is quite a good looking
negro woman and was well dressed On
searching her there were found in her pos
session valise stolen from Mr.. George 10.
French, piece of gingham stolen from III.
T. Slaymaker Co., and q large bottle OF val
liable perfumery stolen from Januey q Co.'s
branch store, Royal street. The owners of
the several articles fully identified them And
the woman was sentenced to receive thirty
lashes, twenty OF which were administered
at once, and she was puton board the Wash
tngton ferry boat, with orders TO report next
mouth for the other ten lashes, which, how
ever, she will hardly do. Several OF the
storekeepeTs on King street have been miss
ing articles from their counters lately, but
until TO day the thief could not be ca agnt.
There 10 no doubt that the woman Brown
was the PEI petrator Of all these thefis.
POsTPoNED.-The two boys, Edward Ora
nam and Dick Ford, who shot and wounded
John Harris, a. mentioned in yestar,da y,s
Gosehe, were brought before the MAJOR last
night and assert that the wounding was an
Intentional, AMI they only shot 10 scare Ar.
rls, suppOsing that the loads would pnsa ovsr
his head -GGdzefte, 25th.
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THE OOURT

CIRCUIT COURT-Jud0e Cartier.
To day, United States, use of Langley ct
al agt. Edwards and Kraft Juror withdr avn
and case dismissed. Sanders & George agt,
Mitchell Co; judgment affirmed. Mcclure
sgt. Corwfne's administrators; on trial Mr.
Il. u. stanton announced the death of Hon.
X. II. Gillett, and the court adjourned In re-
spect to his memory.
EQUITY CoURT-Jl1ge DIN.
To day, Apple agt. Apple; restraining Or
der issued. r. y. and T. Co agt. Stephenson
guardian ad litem appointed. Beall agt.
knower; rule absolute FOR restraining order
POLICE COURT-Jut0e hflel.
To day, Michael Dalton, assault on Angus
tins Williams; fined $50 and costs. Moses
Solomon, assault on Charles NcGill; SO and
costs. Christina Wells, assault ON Sally
Robinson; $40 and costs. ID. Hennessey, as
sault on Annie DOnOvin; $40. Joseph Har-
IIs, assault on Nina Ross; 2 10 and costs. w.
Robinson, larceny OF q DOG; SO and costs.
Sarah Morgan, Bridget Welsh, and James
Grimes, warrants; down for 80 days each.
T. Sutton, W. g. Lucas, w. Henry, c. Hip
kins, and VIM, Mason, profane; 80 days
each. Chas. Wilson and John G. Lyle, for
feited. John Mack, profane; So.
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Condensed Locals.

The street lamps will be lighted at 10:45
O'Clock p. M and extinguished at 40 q. M.
From j. G. Parker we have tina Nav Va rh
daily papers In advance of the mall.
New and cheap dry goods every day at
Carter's, 10 Market Space. Read advertise.
nenL
The Bethlehem Baptist church, on Nichols
avenue, Hillsdsle, ID. c., will be dedicated
% Sunday Al p. m. Rev. Robert johnson
Will preach the dedicatory sermon.
At special meeting OF the Medical Socie-
~ OF the District of Columns last night, the
utath OF DIR. w. Il. johnson was announced
by the president, DIR. N. 8. Lincoln, and the
usual resolutions of respect 10 the memory
OF the deceased were adopted.
AT meeting OF the graduating class of
The medical depar tment of the University OF
Georgetown, held Saturday evening last, the
following officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year: James p. Lewis, president; Frank
j. OCoDnor, vice president; Philip Carroll,
secretary, and George II. Holt, treas arer.
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Dr.. O W. BHNsoNs C1LnRY AND ORAx
0AILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep-
tic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessness, and will cure any case. Price,
30 cents. Sold by all Druggists ip Washing.
ton. GEORGETOWN and Alexandria 9-Nsn
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Destructive fire NJ the saftIand.

JHK RESIDENCE OF NIX. 3. TAYLOR SUIT
BURNED.
About one O'Clock last night the large
frame mansion OF Mr.. g. Taylor Suit, at
Suitlsnd, Prince George county, Md, about
81 miles from Uniontown, was DESTROYED by
IRE. The house, IL is thought, was set on fire
IN the basement and q family living in the
upper story narrowly escaped being burned
70 death. The building, with the furniture
was very valuable, and the loss 1t is Thought
VIII not De much less than $50, 900. Mr.. Suit
Ia az present In Phils 1elphia.
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J. H 0s1isR Z Co.,
BANKERS,

pay per cent. interest on deposits, payabl,
on demand. Special rates on time deposi Is
Interest paid January and July or cred
1seo. 5,N 80
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REH0vAL-~a UGa 8cosrf,ao and Dyes,,o
A. Fischer has enlarged his estsblishment
By removing 70 his new building, sos g stree1
northwest, three doors from 9th street, neaY
the q. 3. Patent Once. By promptly adopt
ing the latest improvements. whether OF
American or European invention, he In en-
abled 70 do any work In manner not to be
tiles. o.I3.12-
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MARRIAGE LrcENsrs have been Jssnaa q,
James v. White and Mary Burreil: NsIha 10
Smothers and Lizzie Triplett; VIM Fs,rr,w~
and Catherine Johnson; Samuel g. scas,
and Mary Elizabeth Brown. S'''
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LOCAL NE VS..
A1use1euss. Ae., ro.pseh

VA oaoi 1hedfT.-Mr. Louis l.. James In
"Wanted Divorce
Fbrfs Opera HouSe.-"The Two Orohans,
tburlesque)
7heat~ Copaqse.-"wTd Binv and nrst
oiaSo yarfe.iee-
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CkSrRNNIAL ExcUHsroN-rhe RaltI.
nnoLe Az rotomac railroad Is the only one
over Snlen me public and Sunday school
every body, wbetf or members oS 80 so 49, lo .
or 20, ano are sold NJ the low rate OF a so
and half price Tor children. See sSiyt S"'
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SCARLET AND WHITE UNDERWEAR. an
tizes, ut the Boys Clothing House or Il.
Robinson Co, 500 Pennsylvania avenue,
next 70 W uliap's.-Adz.
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DR.. White, Chiropodist, Of aftesn years'
practical experiencs throughout the United
Gated In Washington, d. c., In 1861, success.
fully treats Coms, Bunions, Diseased Nails,
Chnblains, Vascular Excreecences, &C., at
his estAblishment, 1915 Pennsylvania avenue,
oppoatte WIZARDS Hotel. Fee, u Der visit.
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Weather Probabilities To-dap.
oFTIcl OF CnIHr SIGNAL oyy1cll, I

WAsHIN6roN, october rs, 1915. Z
In the middle and eastern states, rising
barometer, westerly winds. slightly colder
clear or partly cloudy weather, and In north
ern portions occasional light rains.
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THE MAN WHO SHOT SENATOR PoME.
ROY-Tbls morning Officers Roderick and
Ahern took into CUSTODY Rev. +. n. Con-
way who, NJ will be remembered, shot Sena-
tor Poneroy some few years since, and was
afterwards, for q time, an inmate of the
Government Hospital for the Insane as q
PERSON unsafe TO be at larSe. Conway has
recently been In the habit of walking up the
avenue with q large red patch on the seat OF
bis pantaloons, not sign of lunacy perhaps,
but be has been getting more and more
cratic OF late, and this morning he made
violent resistance 10 the officers. He will
probably be sent over TO the insane asylum
again.
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WANTED A DIvoRCE-To day Mr.. j. T..
MeNally nled bill for divorce for John r.
Shipley against Sarah f. Shipley. The
parties were married in Richmond, in De-
cember, 1866, and petitioner charges that In
1875 she went to reside In the house OF Miss
A. Watson, and there passed herself OF as
the wife OF one Chas. Brown, with whom he
charges she committed adultery; that she
also has visited the houses of Mrs. Shaw,
Madam Black, and Mrs. Wolfe, and has
been arrested for her disgraceful proceedings
that she has been living with one John
Morsn, with whom she now Is at Lake
George, NY.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
TO NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATISls.
sgsLss3gk e. THs ooksssEE.ss
HoNpAY KvIpINe, October 80,
BOBBY NEwCoMB As foPsEY,
In the grtat MORAL SroUa,
UNCLE TOMS CABIs.
geo C0LOkEp JUBIJEE eINGERs,
Few Scenery and Appropriate kdecfs, and o
selected Or smstis npssy.
FALL MEETING
NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB, sStA-
BEnHIsG's srArros. 49,
FlReT DAY-October 81, ls7g
Hirst 1ace-Dash Of y mile, for eli AGES.
Sec nd bsce-MDe bests, for 81 age.
sfCoE + SSYe i" sri
First Race-l,s mile easn, for all ages.
Second Race-l mile heats, for year old
Third Rsne-'h mile hurdle rsee.
THIRD DAY-Hoyenber 3.
Tint Bace-Consoation Pure. Ia mile.
Second Rsce-2 mile heats, & ell ages.
Trains on and p. Y. will leave ct Ills o. N.
ano Ills m each eay-retnI ming amer the race
Acquire Commute ,--kichaSd We ZACH, PreSf-
dent; Gov Ocen Bowie, r. W. boswell, Marshall
Brown, Jas. o. barbour. J. w. Thompson, =. y.
feze' = .. Roessie, kich,ra smi:s, J: o. Anaen-
w ciassei.' ioh ao q s. s.s l.
NoficE-ss..os tickets, Is. Can be obtsieed 1t
AL be hetels tC'itic Cbrsn.. Rep oct36<t
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CIT ITE Ms.

WRArHER STRIPS for doors and windows
at Hamilton q Pearson's, eth and % ats. m .
CLnvELAFD NON EXPLOSIVE Boston
STANDARD and German Student Lamps a.
Hamilton Pearsons, eth and ID SITS. th,2
MRS. DIR. ELLIS, Clairvoyant and Test
Medium, will hold one of her grand seances
tonight At 1918 Pennsylvauia avenue Gun
stairs), n p. M. All the sceptic are invited
to seance; 50 cents.
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M I'll Of c SSEESSssA DR.W
Offering the celebrated Ooiored Photographs q
grsetl& reduced Irioes. OIL Paintings and Water
lain Paintings and Frames match. All sty les OF
Francs in Cold and eilver Loaf. German Gilt. Wal
mt. 6Donlsh and french Maple. Picture Mails,
Silver and Copper Wire. Mirror and Portrait
E Tra@ss made 70 order and regiIt. Paintings
Stock OF last years Chromos at reduced Drioes.
Gallery open bv gaslight until o'clock oct6 I'm
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THE HUNG JURY IN THE BOWEN CASE
The jury In the case of John Bowen charged
with presenting false soldiers claim, re-
turned into the Criminal Court yesterday
sterpoon about 3X O'Clock, and for the third
time stating that they were unable To aeree
upon verdict, they were discharged. II is
.nutfstto Cd that The vote uniformly stood
lot eonvlctien and for acauitfal
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LrDRoIT PARK is fast becoming ma of
The most popular and pleasant ri aces OF resi-
deDce In washington, and Postm aster Ed
flupds has considered II necessary to aco0n,-
modate Its rapidly-increasipg Population In
have letter boxes set and TO extend the free
delivery Of letters by the carriers through il,
These convenieDces, together with the num-
ber3ng OF the bouses and erection and light
Ing Of street lamps on every square by the
gas company during the past week are some
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EDUCATIONAL.


plsAso MUsIc:.a Lad, viii give LnssQes 10
sven MsnS four lessons. Please address Miss care
Mics N BooPERs KIsDEBaARrTs. In lie
to Wait il Win their children octai-as
RoARDIss s4H!9L; $500
bosrd and Tuition Including French aud Ger
mani, frt m the la November 70 nth June, sisO.
H HS1Iess Miss Fla O. Adam corner kins aud
EynHisG 0IAssts ToRMED IN IGogg.
i kaf, bs3 SUN khEPiSS and BUSHES train
1917 10th street, on the second week OF Noyember.
HI easy r S Pc inauire Of LSsAs-
THE EOssLyN sEnlNARY.
NJ. FOB f9uHe LADIES' and oHILDRES,
Ap,iio.oS may pe made sss' 70 sos
B BOSS, Ct her residence, ss ssove. octIi-im
OIL ktShsihs II 10 PENN m
Mics l. 9. KEsLEY's French and EnsIise
Nl school Tor Young Ladies aud Misse. viii ope1
se 5eS sth street northwest on Monday 90
II stre.. sou,Sssss Ninth snsa. .s.. siaot com
. %,nsss snfIknBss as ll.h Male and Isnals ..
4. assSEs. fr,nois ss a. hASso Oas; Esy'
KIHDEseAITI. AEp SCHOOL FOR GIRLs
Miss. POLLOCK sr sHS IhHSiRB' Teacher"
street. Rs<pensd September Is. The Kinderssr.sn
ss S,% " Gl; FL az Ssfn ocseSs. For
~ LlcT SCHOOL for young Ladies and little
S Eli; G Mss rofa ayenne northwest, Mis- AN:
The s sats sn% M:
ysSnsop VII reopen their Evening Glasses for
MISS HARhovKRS B0AaDING AND DAY
w SCHOOL, for young ladies and children win re-
el.n September 18th st 1886 1 street, osposit.
in rHra Circulars 81 the residenos or Iroe
ME: ABD MRS ALFRED BUJaos
Ho. 1900 I street. wsseinst DO
.1b ns duties 81 tn. seh'ol Will be resumed on th.
THE nissns LANE, successors % Miss james
l And Hiss s sCsSSE III p6 S RsIsts
Circulars can Be obtained Of BsIlanfy nei Al 7th
street, or q the school after septemler ls.h Bsf
are pre-. &:Ss Henry Hon e'E %
LLs.V.rRgP IES ~ .s.,.
Consisting Of 3 0ouf.s q Prsctic.l Instruction
FL . YS1ps t 49, Ia, s1a Little sr
men Boy: and Girl. sonssSs and Tsur.ds S"'I Ct
=. B.-some morning hoprs win he reserved for
ladies wlshins 70 form private GLASSES ct their resi-
oepoe For business arrangements n lie Prud
BONNIE, st sos 1;h, any week day between ~ anc
D m sug2s-1 I'M
wAeHIHGTOH BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Corner 7th and L streets northwest,
s.ns :osSo wss OF
oomDletely equipped Business college.
Sons and dsushtsrs have same advantages.
0s q aI ;sss for day " evening
Tor circulars address J, .,,v
miss OeeOREEb BOARDIHG AND DAY
Na SC,A sI for Yogse LADIES, win Kinder.
win commerce November Is. 1876. Thorough In.
struot1on IN higher Englh b, Music, Latin. Greek,
German. Inquire Of old patrons, or ut TIE school,
ROYs' AATH. AND CLASSICAL ACADEMY,
~ eunderlands Church, ~ street northwest, bet
Y %: and Indiana av., opens its seventh ear MOH
DAY, sept 9Th. Circulars st the PRINCIPALLY resi-.
denee, 1918 ~ street southwest. sasn-eu
EH9LIAH AND FR1HOH SCHOOL JoT Yox.I
II Ladies aad Ltlle GsLs, III Maryland svspus
est, Capitol Hill. Miss o. L. JONES. Principal
Duties rssumsd MONDAY. Sept. Is. ls7s. suslt-sn
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ANNUAL REPORT OF PROVIDENCE Hos.
PITAL.-Sister Beatrice, Sister Superior
OF Providence Hospital, has forwarded q
lary of the Interior. There were remaining
In the hospital July 1, 1875, SO males and %
females There were received during the
year fi9 males and liz females. There were
discharged 436 males and 113 females.
Thirty three males and 16 females died
duriug the year. The total number of pa
uents treated during the year was 67S, of
the hospital July I, 1876, 90 males and 81
females,
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A BULL ON THE ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Afternoon q bull got on the rampage 10 the
grounds south OF Missouri avenue, bet Ween
Sd and AZ streets, and knocked Q lady do wn
and pursued q man who ran To police head
quarters. The Infatuated animal got into
the Smithsonian grounds and Knocked a
man down there, and AFTER Considerable
driving about and excitement and hallooin9
ne oeast fell In with congenial bovine COM
pany and quoted down.
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A DISTRICT CASE IN fHR u. 8. SU-
Z. Cantngton, ST., agt. Marvin Eastwood
Vas argued In the Supreme Court of the
United States. The question involved Is
ior 81. 900 secured by real estate, and the
properly was sold subject to the incum-
plAncs. put The fact wa not mentioned. East
looking 10 the security for the amount of
me pote LOOKS 70 Carrington. The defen CO
u that the property II responsible and nor
Carripgton. ~ Inv
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TIE COLUMBIA LONG RANGE RIFLE
ASSOCIATION OF this District have adopted
resolutions settinn forth that ION the occa-
sion OF The recent visit TO our city of the
Irish, Scotch, Australian, and American
IRE teams The generous assistance OF many
Ot The public-spirited citizens OF the District
OF Columbia was rendered 10 us in our efforts
10 extend hitting welcome TO them, with
out Wbicn valuable aid their visit would
nave been lacking in very many OF the plea
SAINT leaturts That characterized it;n and
knet "the thanks OF this association are
hereby rendered TO the citizens committed
arc 70 All Others who manifested In so sub
star tai manner their kind regard for our
nrllDe DreInren In arms, their interest In
ne Islr Isme OF the District, and In this as
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q. u. O. OF O. FAT an adjourned meat
ing Of the Odd Fellows building association
held at their ball, on 18th street, last night
the association completed the election o
follows. President. william II. Grimsh sV
vice president, Henry Baker; secretary
Joseph Price; trustees, Charles II. Shorter
John r. N. wilkinson. James McNeal, Pas
cal Carter, Albert X. Manning, Thomas
Griffin, LLOYD Mudd, James w. Butcher
Frederick w. Lee
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Odd Series, Vol. Sc.
MCCLURE FOR TILDEN.

IL his Philadelphia Time. (Ind). Alrck
MrClurc. the great Political prulmbili-
ties, , Indicates u strong preference for Til
len. Hendricks aud Reform III the follow.
ing. which VIC extract from his paper
lo day, Instead Of tlisj,,in,cd airl aiiii-
less .lbemocratic organization. ny all slsts
forcslla,lowed. the country il startled With
il rush toward Democratic consolidation
under 4 new inspiration, and following
outside Of the party that may well sttihc
terror III the Republican ranks under tlieir
negative and unluycd standard bearer. Ho
who intcrprcts the as yet but miniature 20.
litical currents which are visible rs the fol-
lowing Of st. Louis. as pointing to an easy
orevcn certain victory for Hayes. sadly
mistakes the tendency Of the popular heart.
For once the Democracy have given the
country leader who is hiinselfthe cmbodi-
meut Of the issues Of the contest, lie Is
no exprdient--no inuifensivc nobody 10
jriyel through u contest without offence.
lie is courageous offender, inside and ont.
side bis party master general. who holds
no councils Of war---an aggressive cliieiiain
who turned from the fostering 1ammany
citadel he had conquered by political rc-
bellion. and driven tssupposcd omnipotent
magnates 70 flight or death, who conquered
the chYalrols Dix because hc bore the dis
honored banner Of Grant. And when
crowned with the supreme authority Of his
Empire commonwealth, he hms boon the
mailed knight who challenged TO coinbnt
those who waved the plume Of Democratic
honors In official peculation. lie comes be-
fore the American people just when there
is famine Of manly leadership and uni
ycrsal feast Of unsayory littleness. lie will
be opposed by some who bclieve more IN
tho Democracy OF .he past than in the
grandeur Of national regeneration. but
unless the audible whispers u Republican
discontent are utterly meaningless. each
setting sun will rise again on Governor
pilden, strengthened in the trust Of tic
people. Such is tho teaching Of to- day.
aud there must be rcactionury wave
stronger cyen!than that Of August. 1872.
il he shall not he The Centennial President
Of Peace.
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manufacturing capitalists $o00.ooo. .ooo
bounty. and under this systcm have paid
more than 80 ,ooo.om.roo, Or four times
the amount Of the naiional debt.
Is il 70 be wondered ut. the vast distress
which prevails among tho working classes.
where system like this IN the last sixteen
years has been building up the most gigall.
tic wealth si.lc by side with the mort drpl,,.
rable poverty which has ever been seem
when thirty-Iive men ut the North have
an aggregate wealth greater than the three
million Of people who emerged from the
Revolution.
In view of this stupcndous robbery hy
the Radical purity, VIC say to tho American
people ailain--
Arise, ye Gotls. and vent your ire"
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KISSING JUDGE SETTLE.

The day Aunt Abby House called at the
Ynllpru and said she was bound 10 rsr
lin. Il happened that Vance aud Settle
were both IN their rooms, Vance Ia No. )
aud settle IN No. o. Tie clerk tried Ia
slave off tile old woman anil told her
Vance was llicn asleep aud Didn't want 10
bc disturbed. lIut she would listen 10 no
reason:
I'm bound 20 zee that boy she said,
aud climbed the steps with her stick.
The floor boy polluted her the way and
she n,istook No. 0 for the roonl.
She opr,ird the door softly aud the cur.
tains we're let down, the blinds closed aud
the room dark M night, and there lay
Judge Settle stretched out, taking conl-
Portable nap.
Aut Abby threw her arms around him
aud gave him a sinark.
The Judge sprang up and looked Wild.
and Aunt Abby staggered buck exclain'-
Ing:
.why this amt Vance! This isyou,
Tom, She looked al him steadily few
sccou,Is, aud ihcn @i,l, making for the
wnshstand, Il like you right smart, Tom;
hut Pm ohletgtd 10 wash my mouth, ar
Ter kissl,,' a r,nlicai.' This waS the lint
salute IL tic compaign Ut Raleigh. .-Isal.
News.
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