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A Tourist Throws His Wife Down nm
AIDfno Rayfue
TOOrresDOaClsa,


BoRMIo lLombardy), July 1.-THE VII
anna advocate, DIR. Sigismund Fessler, M ade
this morning the ascent OF the s tel VIC Pass
from Eyers over Sporting aud TrafoI. An
hour above Trafoi, aud at height OF abont
6,lO0 feet, at the place where the OrtIer
Stelvfo and Madatsch-F erner from IN a. fear.
iul, impossible ravine In which the Adige
has It's source by the three sacred springs,
Dr. Fessler perceived on the slope OF Inc
rsvine blue veil stained with biood.
Inc vienna tourist was not a little horri-
led down into The depth or the ravine. He
suspected an accident or Q crime, and a.
though the descent into the b1ttom OF the
aid OF two passing peasants he ist MIN hims saf
down into IL; and there he found the body of
young woman about Iwenty-four years OF
gaping wounds on the head. The wounds
appear to have been made with a sharp in
sirument The body was lying a. the bottom
All the circumstances indicated a crime
and In particular the broken andle of n
sun umbrella found by the dead body show
ed the struggle In defence that had taken
place: Dr. fessler left the two peasants TO
watch over the corps, and crept back no the
favine on al tours, and soon after the dis
trict magistrate OF Glurus appeared on the
OF the crime spread abroad IKE >wiIafire
through the neighooring hamlets, and thus
~ came about that It's perpetrator was soon
In The hands Of justice. He is an American
murdered lady-and . m aid servant.
Yesterday he went with his wife 10 Trafo'
sbo came BACK thence 10 report that she
bodily injuries. Tho improbs oiiity of tnts
statement and his lack Of interest IN the fate
OF his wife increased the suspicious. Sol
diers were ordered from Gomagoi, and the
far been revealed, was handed over 70 the
police court of Gurus. Tue maid has Also
been taken Xpto custody.
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TRUsTEEs' sALE-OF LOTS ON Sd STREET
WEsT, BElWEEN 0 AND STREETS
NORTH. At pURIIN AUCTInN


WEsT, BE1WEEN o AND STREETS
Moth, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
By virtue OF a deed of trust recorded among -
the and records for the District OF Columbia, I'D:
10 L,ber No. 7t0, folio a39. will sell, at pub lx
TIC auction, 10 front OF the premises. on WEDNEo-
DAY, the 23d Of August, 1875, at .. m Lots Nos.
<. and 50 In the subdivision OF origio u lots
Nos IL ard Is. in square N I, b53 recorded % the
ofice Of the Surveyor OF the city Of Washington In
Said Lot No. ss has front OF Is feet inches By
depib q So feet to an alley 8 feet vide.
said Lot No. "a has front OF l6 feet inches by .
depth Of 90 feet.
tad Lot No. 50 has front Of ls feet inches by
dept! I'm feet
tsiG Lot No Is has front Of Is feet inches. and
is deco ted q. follovs.-Oommencing on Sd street
west the dividing line Of said lots b5 AID
a. and rqnniDR thence north along the line o. said
I'd street is feet inohes thence east III feet thsnce
south Is feet inc hes; thence west a. feet; thence
Forth foot inches thence east 81 feet the point
\ rane Dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One third cash: balance in equal
irstalments at 6 and IL months; the purchaser to
give his notes for the deferred pa, ments, bearing
interest At the rate of per cent psr annum, aud
secured By deed Of trust the property. 100 on
zach lot when sod. ConveyaIcing ct cost Of pur.
EEAdHHANI ~ Car GnARUsI, JR.} Trustees.
sus17 eo6ds THOS BOWLING Auct.
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1876 r.'s fS::fsfE.',A 1876

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70 the nertA, West, and Selthvsst.
DossbIe Iroch, Steel Rattle, SpIe~dSd Sces-
srJ, Magnificent Equipment.
JULY 10TH, 1876.
Srains leave Warrington, oity time, IRON Depot,
corner Of 9Th and streets, - followl:
FOR fittsburs and the West, 9 .. m. daily, win
f.isSs Car % rG sissso. AZ i1sS g. I. ~ is9
except SUNDAY.
BALTIMORE AID POTOMAC RAILEOAD.
.nS IT, SSS s,sss
Psl:es Gar; 70 &ssii H For Erie. Canaan: isus.
Snnsso, and Niagara Falls, 1l:s0 .. =. daily, sx.
sT BE. ORR and tn. East. s:4s ?. n ds1y. WIN
nan Pasior Cars. s:s5 :. % daily. sxcsp. Sunday.
pm. daily. s1ssSs SUNDAY. with PaIiof Cars a.
except sunday, and 700 and $40 , N daily.
Aooomnods.ion Tor Ssltinsrs. 2:se 3. n. daily.
rcr Posss orssa Line e-ss .. u. and Use >. =.
soi 2nn,so!., SOC and 1880 .. .. and Gao ..
L., sxcesf Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA a FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA WAsHISoToH
&c, SO. 700, and ii: ,. n. On SUNDAY Il
For She south, via Richmond, Il:<s ,. n. daily.
except Sunday: and via Lynchburs, sac .. u.
rs snG IesS. AIs. ss tor wsn,nsoa
Ga sunday ., : and d 10 10 d n. and So. m.
Tickets, .niorn.tion, slsepins ana rs5,o, Oar
sSrsnesss corner 81 .srss .a' and Penn
syiy.nis avenue, Northeast corner Of Sixth street
orders can Be isfs Tor the essoiins Of ssassss .
destination from Hotels and Residences.
p a s9xR a.; Gen Ps.ssns~ , Aa:1,;
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SUMMER DRY GOODS AT COST.
OPENING VAIL srOOK-cax.P PRICES.

Canton Flannel, cents yer yard and mp: Wool
FleBnels, Is IS 20 IS cents; nice STOCK OF Goods
for school II fren. at lover prices than before
Black Alpscas-Elossv blacks-ato ~ cents; pure
nobairs-si 4 gtoss-TH 10 70 cents: ENDS oest
Black Ca'icOes ard cents Blsck silks at old
prices A'th Ugh prices have edvsnc IS to ~ cents
per yard; crest trfaios in Dress Goods, IL to %
and rs cents; Slsck Osshmeres cheap e2x cents to
q Is; vide sbeetinss, 20 cents and ~; Carpets and
n attfngs a, cost.
Der forget the place n in want Of Dry Goods, ss
yOu will always GET good value for your money.
=. ~. NAUDAIN.
susl0 u T09 Market Space.
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TIE FAMILIES DEATH.-ProI Tyndall
In q recent holiday lecture At the Royal In.
stitutionr speaks thus OF the painless death
by electricity:
Franklin was twice struck senseless by
the shock. He after wards sent the discharge
OF two large jars through six robust men
they fell TO the ground aud got up again
Without knowing what had happened; they
neither heard nor felt the discharge. Priestly,
who made many valuable contributions 20
electricity, received the discharge OF two
jars, but did not md IL painful
This experience agrees with mine. Ia the
Thester OF the Royal Institution, and In the
presence OF the audience, / received the dts
charge OF battery OF fifteen Leyden Jars.
Unlike Franklin's six men, / did not fall,
but like them felt nothing. 4 was simply
exunguished for a sensible Interval.
This may be regarded a. an experimental
proof that people killed by lightning suffer
no pain.
The measured velocity OF electricity Is
many thousand times greater than the
measured velocity OF sensation IN tue nerves.
Hence the electrical conclusion reaches the
center OF life, without any possible an
nouncement by the eye or ear or sense of
feeling. There IL abundant evidence that
death by a life ball traversing the brain Is
for the same reason entirely without con-
seriousness CT pain. But rifie ball Is a tor
tolse compared with the electrical flash.
The Ruhmkoff coil places artificial light
ming In our hands. ID society mast XIII iIs
mem bers, let this instantaneous DOOM be
substituted for the slow torture and brute
violence OF the gallows.
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STEAMER LINES.

FOR NORFOLK.
Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE leaves the
Ccmpanyhs wharf. foot Of 9Th street.
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
snd FRIDAY. at IS m, for Norfolk.
Be urbiI g. leave Norfolk Tuesday, Tnur.day and
Tickets good until used.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer JEO. W. THOMPSON leaves Com
pa9y vhsif foot Of 6th street, ey.ry r0H5DAY,
tDes, and every FkIDAY, af 0 m, for Ooan
River, Stopping IT intermediate land ings.
~Fof Information apply ct the ONCE Of the
Company, under the Metropolitan Bank, 18th Of.
wharf. jy16-tF
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DIED.

RANDALL On MONDAY, August lg,h, Is76, Ex-
ILI noSKoE, wife OF Henry h. randall, "a the 7zd
yt ar Of Der sge.
Friends and relatives Of the family FIted 10
attend the funeral from her late residence, No.
800 street. On "Wednesday, August 10Th, Ct eh
O'Clock .. m.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
THE BEVEkIOGK HOUSE.

THk BEVEkIDGk BS1SE;
:, The undersigned has leased this fine n n
t nc NEE a, It is now open for the rscep MAQ
IL lie large and handsome house OF Is rooms. Tns
psflors, dining rooms and ch snibers are large And
airy, and furnished 10 GOOD style,
There IL no place In Virginia more desirable as
summer resort for persons from the cities.
Ewps In Piedmont, Vrg iRis IL is attn stsd 10 Lou
onnn county, 40 miles from Washington City; Is
Miles from Leesburg, and miles from the Plsins
STATION from which two stations OF the washing-
Railroad, there are csily lines Of Stages over We'll
graded turnpike roads.
Mineral Spring near the town has effected
many cures OF Dyspepsia, and 10 pronounced BIZ the
Phys,ciens Of this o. c,ion (Drs Cochran Luck aud
Mount TO be equsl to any water 10 the state for
this and kindred diseases. Free ride to the Springs
The House win be kept IN best style with Lfy.
err Stable and Bar attached and the charges wiz
be moderate, "
jy2q-lfu JOSEPH M PATTON
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DRY GOODS
CHEAP DRY GOODS.

lt0 dozen rck Towels, at 81 -. 81, o. rs and
% 81 dozen also 50 dozea very me Qualities 81
IS snd o..
200 YsTds Rfchsrcson 3 Linens, II short lengths,
selling very fast
gand 10 4 ka-h-d and Brown shseti 1gs, st ~
cents per yard Table Damask, WIoe Olo'h, Nap
aims, Pillow Linens, sll widths; s.t f0j white
Spreads, all qualities and patterns We would call
goCds, as thy are very cheap. Also, 3 eschsd aud
Brown Canton Flannes- at g, ~, l2s Is, % aud 2.
chiefs, az I2ss ~. Is -, ~ so6 50 c. ats Black
Csshmeres 4 asOn 81 50 and S2ts coats 10 pieces
Lupiris BlsCz Csshmeres, from 49, q n 1 50: al
prices: neW so-d-, Just opened. 40 pisces White
CsmbTics ~ i15s cents. as good o. LOnsdzls. New
Hubrois triss 10 handsome patterns, received al
meet every cay. We intend 10 satisfy evary one
~bO favor Dc with call. W n BR0WH.
snsl4tT No. 31& Bth street a )rthves.
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ANoTHKR BKEcHKR has turned up, this
time In the Quaker City, but the charges
s ihe1 uer. are n0s 20 ,h soesnc and
and there 10 no mutual enemy. Rev. Tho
mas Bott, OF the twelfth Baptist Caurch
accused, 70 pat IL mildly, of "dlrtationn
with Q young lady. Mrs. Bolts gave the
young lady severe draobing, aud doubtless
didn't neglect 70 attend % tne h:v. Nj. Bott
but the Church refused to ALLOW non-m an
Der Of the Church % testify. Toe Church a
n ne So o. ne riym oasn pastor, vii try
xing hsform from wtthinIl BrookV1
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JAMES GUILD, Auctiooeer.

On THURSDAY. August Z , at 10 O'Clock, n
i viii sel, q; 6Se Peuus' lyanis avenue, ~
large collection OF FIRST class Furuiture-Wal- IL
nut; PsIlor, and CHAMBER Suites. Extension
Tabl.s ardrobes, sidebosrds, Ohsirs, Sofas, II si
ard Shuek Mattresses, ct Rscke, Mirrors, Tables
Easy Chairs, &C TO close the business of an as
sigDee. taugA ST. JAMhS GUILD, Auct.
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nUHOAEsOH BROS, Auction~ers,
~ Southeast corner sth and strests n. W.
TbusTlE's SALE OF IMPRovEp PROPERTY
o. NM IEfNTH AND X sTREErS NoaTH-

WEST, AT AUCTION
By virtus OF deed 81 trust given TO me and -
orded IN Lioer No. 7s9. lilo 73s, ct seq one lA
OF the land records Of Washington county, District
thereby, Will cell a. public auction. In front OF
TIE PREMISES on THURSDAY, the 2Ith Of An
pieces or parcels Of land situate and lying In the
CITY OF washington, and known and described on
the sround plat or plan OF said city Is lots "a
bered twenty -hye (2sl aud twenty SIX, (se In
square numbered Que hundred and thirty four ia J
according to A. Fsrdon's et al subdivision Of
taid square recorded IN lioer B allack fole ave,
to- In the kuryepcrs Office, together with the i'm
Dwelling.
Terms One third cash; bslsnce In one and tro
years; notes tearing eight per eat interest and
cured D. 6eed OF trust on the premises sold. a de-
p cit M Q 100 will BE- required at the time OF sale
III conyeysncfDg at purchasers cost. IL terms OF
Sic se Lot mpliei vito IN seven days from ,ls
Toe tru tee re erNes the right to re.e the
at tie Tx ana cost Ct TIE fefaulting parch sser,
sitter living I've days notice In some paper pub
Esfed m Washington ctty
sngI5 t,h&s GE lRGE @. WHITE. Tn tee.
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AUCTION SALES.
nOwNMAH q aeEEN,
~ Real EetAts A actfoneeru,

II Zeal EefAto AoCtfonoef0.
SALE AT AUorIsN OF A VALUABLE LOT.
eiTUAT1 ON North a, BETWEEN 6rH
and TN eTRHBTs
We vii cell ct public auction, on sATUR- -
DAY, the 9Th, 6 clock IN +, part Lot Is,
e0asre COS, containing g. In square feet VI -
ferms made In wu on day of sale
AugB cost n. q. LUTTRELL, Salesman.
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DRY GOODS CHEAP
VIZ. BiRD WYLIE h.. recuceo
Much Of ITS extensive stock
Below the rates usually obrafued
10 other nrst-class stores
Reduction. extraordinary IN All
Dre,s q DDS, Suit Materials,
W bite Goods, Lawns and Summer Good.
Young sud old can be supplied with
Linens for Lscies, Gents or Children
tnsertfr g aud Embroiderfss cheap, and
Everything 81 lowest rates for cash
SH. BIRD WILLIE,
101A 1sh street northwest,
axency TOR pemoreuS Patterns and the '' sagIs
ssHt leH-tF
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large collection of frst class Furuirure-Wsi- -
Tabs srdro6ss, SIDE boards 0S.irs, ssSss, Hair
and Shuek Mattresses. II ct Rscke, Mirrors, Tables,
'ssss srs. clos. JAMS m Si aGisD o. sac. as
u FxrRssivE sTocS 81 FAMILY sahs % ss a.
q 9Hskss
Of SIi, Of Issued on. q the
III: m It's IN i
August, 1876; commencing at 10 O'Clock q. m, and
nay ss
Wit, viz:-Lot Of suss of every grsds. Ooff ses,
VIZ: is I'D
bottles; Champagne, Olarets, &e &c; New Coffee
HWans s Wagon ;ss
Of Harness, together with many other articles ia
s ne
sole to satisfy attachment No l6 in favor Of John
-, ALEX. SHARP, g. Marshal, DO.
a ansa' al Il ''1' DunJ!ss ssd BROS Aue..
y, OE P s8
sTHE1F S s1TThEs tTH 6EP s5s
iasss r aS5ss &:
eo TsSsT and By yHs Of dss Of
ores Tor the D.riet 81 coinn1is. and a. the
81 ssP WEBS I'LL
o. August, ls16 81 $50 p: m, Lots a and b, in
Lipdsley Phillips subdivision OF square No SIS
together With the improvements, consisting OF Q
neat two.story Frame Dwelling and outbuildinss
Terms OF sale: one fourth cash; balance In 6, Il
ard 10 @"nths with interest az PSF cent, secured
by deed Ct trust on property sold or ell cash at the
option OF the purchaser. 600 down ct time Of sac
Convey sDciDg at purchaser cost IL terms OF sale
ere not complied with within seven days the Trus-
tee the right to resell the property at risk
and cost OF defAulting purchaser.
J. TARBILL DYER, Trustee.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS.
augl4 L, I6 2l,32 1925 1880 Auctio.eer,
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work aoott the city, and during last wesk
came 10 he conclusion 20 bay one. on
wednesday evening, while ssmiessi y stroll
Ing by The kennard House, he heard the
pool seller shouting, How much Tor Fuller
ton, gentlemen how much for Fullerton
am offered only forty dollars fOr this
morse; tho Maid sold Tor one hundred,
Woo says forty Eve dollars FOR FalleriolP'
NOW Wan, IN his travels, had ne ard some
,thihg about fast horses, and knew that Ful-
SO when he saw a chance 20 BUY Nina m
snuek bis heather intelligence-for only
nii.s I've uollars, he concluded ne had better
horse which could whisk hts delft erv wagon
around al lively rate. With a raoid not
he ophveyed the knowledge 20 tue seller
lhai ne would give the fort y q We Collars and
Was made. f-' N''''0
Nan edged mp 70 the stand ana asked
"Wnen me payee.sDd when me gettee bo~SY''
Pay now, said the hurried CLERK aud
come around tomorrow night foE The
"Alle lisat," said Wan as ne unrol,ss his
pigiail, extracted his hsrd-earned money,
and departed with the card which secured
him the proof as Tar as Fullerton was con-
cerned.
Thursday night he was NJ the Kennari st
the appoint ted time, and when he saw the
pool-clerk, pushed his card forward snd
SAID: ALE light now-me wants Fiulletoa."
Fullerton saic the clerk. sHs ditr't win.
SmCggter look the pOol!n
me cares nothing about plool-me wsntee
hOsSii
You have no Eorse here Nou pad for
your cnsncs and lost n"
Lost him? Me paid norty-hve dole. Ne
loss him?"
Yes"
"Whalee you mean? You thlieC You
pa! ee me HoTty ave DOLE OF 20 10 fiecce
lyon will get nothing" said the clerk
You bet your money and lost it,"
Wan went for policeman. and explained
When he learned that his forty-nve dollars
was gone forever, he shook his fist toward
the kennsId House and started for nome
scattering Chinese oaths along his path at
the rate OF about q thousand to the miuuta
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MONMOUTH HOUSE,
lf1 sPBING LAKE BEACH,

49,, NVNMOUTH COUNTY, ". J.
THIS new and magnificent Seaside Hotel win b.
open JUNE y, lE6 a.
UontsiniDg 40 handsomely furnished IA
rooms gas, water, elevator, electric bells k5s4
and all the modern conveuienbes.
Ample capacity for 500 guests without crowdirs
The hotel IL 30O feet from the beach, where the
bathing In unsurpassed on the coast. while masni-
tcent water lake Is within 100 feet of the We
randall inland, abounding In nsh and splendid for
An elegant band Of music VIII be In attendance the
entire season flour monthsD.
Warm Salt and Fresh w ater Baths IN the buildins
IL hours from New York city, * hours from
vest p htladslphia, without change Of cars.
delphia, or Of the Monmouth Hotel
MULLlN q MCKENZIE, Proprietors.
q. w. MULLIN. Of st. Cloud Hotel, Philade phia
,HKN1r MckINNlK, Of Depot Hotel, Fort Wayne,
Be habla EspanoI.
- me livery In attendance for use Of guests.
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UNIVERSAL r. r. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS 30 % from Al points
bought. exchanged or sold ct
. reduction Of oNB DOLLAR
aron any other ofaos or dep
II this city.
Ticket. good till used. Dagsase checked through.
Apply 70 n. d. WHITEeIDR,
aDlN S91 Penn. ave-, Candy store.
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CLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE,
BBTWBBU
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WAsHIE0.
TON AID GEOkG1T0WH, d. O.
sTIAMBbs LEAVE PHILADELPHIA every
LEiAXi dEeRsIfoxiss' o, sssi1 eesl
oei1sd daily Cons. spses Wishing their rood, landed
aes SeSssst1wnn ~ please have them marked
wn Ia so GhY e 800, HHYps,
,-. FhiisdeIphia. Georgetown, 20.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
II. BILss, win leave her wharf, foot . n-S
Of eth street, every MONDAY and 5G
TEURsDAf AORSIHGe, 81 o'c.ocf, for
nsholngs on the Potomac River, as far down q
Honini, Including the fayorits SIMMER resorts of
LAND; Returning viii arrive IN Washington 90
TUESDAY, and EhIDAY EVENINGS aooat ann
down sAML POLKIHH0RH, Agent.
Dn.m Sch street wharf
NEW DEPARTURE.
oh s6sIos T ssS psGv EHITLAp.LpHba,
The steamer. Of the above line VIII leave Pn,ladsl
ghis every SATURDAY. at = m for ~.
iosa ai1s.O1; ,, ,stiusDins IN, leave
81 NJ for Phiadelphis. No nha,Idgs on okt.
ea' fTetshfs Through bills Of lsdins Issued TO and
Pom the above ports. Freishts received and de-
nysred dsilI from q N. g 8 ,. IN; Orders for
and lll2 Gh street northwest.
W. p. CLYDE 4 90,
30. i2s Wharyes, Philadelphia.
yslx tr Axents for ws,hins,on go Ss.s - ~,
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II IvER ePRINQs.-This Popular Resort d nov
~ SpsD Board Tor crown Isr.ons, o. . ~
over two years old, from 90 cents TO 0l00.
30 charge for trans1ortstion from steamer, fish.
r. situated one mile above Colton's Wharf end
bi.ki:tons Island, On the main land. B.ardsr
fhompson or y ettano, and land Ut OoltonS Wharf
=. p. BLAKleTON. n D., Proprietor. Addrea
Tn ALBsMlAAR sIid,,I r ZEN. = INSTITUTE.
ReatteA Lest ian With elegant new fursi- -
ture at cot Of u 900, yin receive SUM
NER B0ARDEke from the In Of cns TO
the 18th Of eeptenbef. No extra charge for hot %
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RERkELkY BPRINGS HOTEL,
- MORGAN COUNTY, w. VA,
Ii nov under improved sus pices '
FINE bathing and pure mountain cir are herr
found, only four hours ride from Wash \ a
Board, IS per DAY, OF per week, $50 G:@ n
per month. For further information addre1s
a. W. HARDWOOD, Manager,
DD-zm Berkeley Springs, W. Va.
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x A Il q AIN S

FOB THE
MONTH OF AUGUST.
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II.
said the Catholics OF Maryland would not
be iDterfered with by the passage of this
amendment They would be LETT as free as
me pr , and the spirit Of religious
matter had been in the minds OF the people
OF this country for years, but in the last Is
years circumstances showing that there was
danger had uanspired, and the people now
demanded that IL be made part OF the fun
damental law of the land.
Mr.. Eaton said the Senator (Mr. Mo rton)
spoke OF circumstances having trans pired
which showed danger. Would he be kind
enough to mention In what that danger con-
MT. Morton said the Senator could not
deny that there was large body of people
In this country who believed the public
schools were In ddel and wicked. Those pso
their religion was not taught.
Mr.. Edmunds said the fundamental ques-
ton with which the Senator from New YORK
subsequently surrendered himself That
Senator said he Was opposed 10 an amend.
meDt fOrbidding APPROPRIATIONS for public
Of n tSs HOUSE smenGmsns a n NJ vas 10 layS.
then argued that ali OF the Senators on the
democratic side OF the chamber were on.
posed TO the amendment as proposed By the
Mr.. Randolph On. - said he for one was
in favor OF the House proposition, and he
used every effort TO have ii passed. Hs be-
lieved the object OF the Judiciary Com mir
tee IN reporting this substitute was TO DELAY
the proposed amendment To the ConstttG.
ton. and have that proposed by the House
fall for political effect.
Mr.. Edmunds, resuming, reviewed ths
House proposition, and argued that the logic
OF IL was that only special money raised Tor
special purposes should not be divartad from
the purpose for which it was raised II lar
the state 70 appropriate from its general rev
enues for any sectafian school. Il was not
constituent with constitutional liberty thst
any aid should be given to any school or
church. No man should be taxed to "a ppart
the religious views q another man. Hs A.
eued that the youth Of the country must 6
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