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IIow Daniel Webster Brought the
quaker Delegation Round.

The veteran politician and soldier,
General Shields, tells the following
story -
"While was in tho Senate I saw
much Of Webster both in and out Of
the Capitol. Hc met mo one day and
said Shields, l find | have got into
difficulty with some Of my constituents,
some Quakers, who arc dissatisfied
with my advocacy Of certain meas ure,
and they huvo sent large delegation
down here from Massachusetts, 10 make
a protest. I have promised to meet
them this evening, and would like to
have you there.
"'Why, what can l do?'"
"'Your native blarnoy, Sliells-it
may help inc out Of the trouble.'"
~ laughed at tho idea Of blarncy
clIoctlng anything where Dahicl Web.
stcr's eloquoucc could not convince,
and made that objection but 10 in
sisted and promised to bo on hand.
Evening came, and iOiued Mr.. Web
stcr ut his :oom. Presently the dele.
CATION arrived aud were seated o
dozen or twenty of the most solemn
men have ever seen, all rigidly COS
tuned in Quaker dress. Without
wasting any time tho chairman arose
and addressed Mr.. Webster in sci
speech. lie commented severely on
tho course Of the Senator as to The
measure in question, setting forth
tue bad effects which it might havo on
their sect, expressing great sorrow aud
surprise that Mr.. Webster had been
found supporting such 4 bill, and con
ciuded with vigorous protest in
writing which bore many signatures
Webster listened attenliuely with un'
changed countenancc and when tue
spokesman had resumed he rOso and
replied. Hc spoke half an hour, and
before he concluded he grew as clo'
qucnt as he was often heard. Ills
defence vas simply that ho deemed the
measure one demanded by the interests
Of tue whole country, although it
might not be especially adapted to tho
wants and interests Of any sect, and
after clearly setting this forth he made
such an appeal to tho delegation to rc.
member they were Americans as well
as Qplkers, that | was fairly clcctrif-
cd. The effect produced by his words
on the delegation was astonishing
When he began they wcro all seated
after he had spoken ten minutes one
astcr another rose to his feet until they
werc all standing; then they cOmmcn-
ccd to r1ovo toward him. and they had
soon surrounded him in body. Be-
fore he finished I saw tho chairman
take out bis petition and tear it iu
pieces. and when hc finished some Of
them were shedding tears, and all were
graspiug Webster's hands rs fast rs they
could get them. Friend Webster
cried the spokesman, thee is right and
wo owe thee m apology ; We will say
no moro about it; thee knows thy duty
better than We The next day l met
Mr.. Webster. and with a countcnance
Of perfect gravity hc said :-"Well,
Shields, nov didn't we blarney
those fellows nicely 7'"-Philadclphia
Herald,
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gBeJRwIHS.

A.F. & A. M.-Stated commune ltirn'
Of Weston Lodge No. 10, A. r. and A. NJ,
will Ue held on the First and Third Mon.
days ofevcry month. .
W. G. BENNETT, W. H.
j. PETERSON, Sec
JANE LEW.-Sntcd communications oi
Jackson Lodge No. 35, a. F. and A. n ,
will he held In their Hall, In Jane Lew, on
the second Saturday in each month.
ISAAC JACKSON, " H.
". D. CAREER, Sec
ST. Joscph's G. T. 4. D. ''Soclcty.-StNted
meetings are held on the first Sabbath In ev-
cry month. FATHER TRACY, Prcs't.
X. J. SINrsoS, Secretary.
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HOLDING OF COURTS.
Clvcwyt Courts.

ONtCNNt OOtIENo
Lewis, lss day Of March and September
Gilmer, 11th Of March and September
Upshur, 22d Of March and NOvc cmbcr
Preston. 7th Of April and October
Randolph, 23l of April and October
Tucker, ID Of May aud November.
Barbour. 9th Of May and November
Webster, 26th Of May and September
Brazton, 18th March and 18th August
Harrison, SOth May and 3Oth October
Calhoun, Goth Of May and 10th Of Oct.
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Tho majority Of those who arc
iInpli Gated by the confession Of Tweed
in the " frauds seem to have adopted
u policy Of silence. The deuials Of
those who havc, however, thus far made
any, remind US Of that made by tho
darkey who was accused Of stealing an
axe: ~ 'elar to gracious, I never
seen DO axc. Don't know muffin bout
it. Bill johnson took it. seen him
do it. Dc ole thing was broke, any
how, when I got it. l aiut got no use
for DO ole thing uOhow; m cf you'll
let mo Of dis time I'll give it back"
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The National RcpubIicaH reports
that Secretary Eyurts is amused BY tho
newspaper statement that ho rules
eleven lovely daughters. lo said the
other day to a correspondent, "Tc!l
your people that don't object to clcy.
en- daughters. but | do object to the
summary manner in which they have
killed of my six sons" The SccEcta'
ry has family Of Eve daughter uud
six sons.
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- Eight ladies have entered for a
rowing rCfattu at Madison, Wisconsin.
Thus, little by little, wOfseO woman is
advancing toward capacity for pail
lling her little caAOC.
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Local Directory.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judge Circuit Court-J. BRANN0N.
Clerk Z" W. Fl. BYRNE.
Pres't County Court-I. PETERSON,
Clerk /" J. WOOFTER.
Prosecuting Atty-A. EDMISTON.
Sheriff J. G VANDERVORT.
County Surveyor D. I. PETERSON.
Assessor 1st District JOHN KEE.
" % /" GEO. FISHER.
0oa9Ga909e
Court House District.
G. ". Turner and P. Dargan.
Frecnran's Crccl; District.
G. ". Slricklcr and ". V. Wood.
HacEr's Greet District.
NJ. McWhorter and D. r. Swishcr.
Collins Settlement District.
s. B. Smith aud W. X. Wilson.
Skin Creck District.
WV. Chidester and W G. MOWhortor.
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towns OFFICERS.

N,yOr.-John Il. Todd.
Reeortler.-Joscph B. Nef.
Aldermen. .-P. NJ. Hale, T. G. Dawson
H A. Bapkhcad, W. ]. DuughGrty
aud 0. H. ?. Washburn
Seyycant.-J. S. Wilkinson.
TOwn Atiomey.-Jamcs " .WOffndin
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g EOR GET wv.

CoNNFNCFMENT OF THE GEoRGETOwH FEMALE
town Female seminary Miss Lipscomt PRINCIPAL
t"ok pisce last evening at Curtis school hal. before
yOUT ladies' sustained the former reputation OF fLs
school wss a. iolows: March. Misses Sawyer; sing
.ng: vocal class; salutatlry, second honor, Miss
ana bHnkley, vocal toio, Miss Miller; first duet,
q the ncesn, Miss DOuPal vocal solo. Miss ShuIar
trst solo, Miss Chase; vocal trio, Misses SnUlar.
Csud vocal duet Mis.es Si8Iar and Swa Hnl
tc' ction. Miss Miller; singing. vocal class: piano
solo Miss similar singing, vocal class. vaelictory,
irst h nor, Miss SAWYER; overture, Misses DougaI,
FrIstoe; SAWYER and sawyer. Rev A. r. Stuart
GeIg tment dGriag the school course to Miss Emma
BE H. of the senior class; 81 int clas, medal for
Chsrch; medal for greatest i'm provt in edrnti5n to
MI NIL frlSt9e; Junior music cla medals to
dcInc music class, the medal 10 Iss Mary L. Chase;
az E, ~ proyt y vocal music, medal to Miss Elite
nirslns DougSIi fer ePIlicqtion and general I'M
annie Evans Allie Church, Mamie Wunder, Della
Sbute, Annie Buckley, Noble Wilson, Matte iris
zoe, AMI Tor improvement in arithmetic Miss Mecca
FCNlGte. inI rhusnal eNceiirnce In geometry, Miss
Jtannle HedTick; for inprcve't IN vocal music
ton. TO- Misses EtGe Miller. virginia Down.. Mel
ne " gllace' Carrie " ills Mamie Chase, May Mum
roe. NJ attic Mcdonald Mollie Wilson: Certificates
o. graduation on partial course NJ. l. are awarded
70 Misses virginia Dousa, Elite Miller. Emma Saw
Sawyer: junior class Miss Idannie UedTick a,I
lunior class, Miss Matte Frstoe lst int class Mis-,
Dtla ShUtei "a INT. class, Miss Mamie Nundnr. 3D.
ut. class, Miss Allie Church: 4th int class, Miss
Grace Isyley; primary class, Miss Nettie D5dson:
address by Rev. A Il stuart
DEATH.-D. Charles Mccain, son of Flour
1nspectOrDaniel Mccain, died at his fathers
residence, No. "A Prospect street, yesterday
evening, at 5 O'Clock, aged - years The
funeral Will take place from the Methodist
Protestant church tomorrow, at ~ O'clock,
Observation-Disclosures about $50 O'Clock
p. m, Officer Smith found q cOlored woman
named Mary Cameron Frustrated by the heat
Warren
was taken 10 Mrs. Magruder's near by,
where medical aid was rendered by Dr. Of
nut. and she was afterwards taken 10 her
home on 10Th street, Washington
THE PEABODY LIBRARY will be closed
until September ], except on Tuesdays aud
rldays from TO O'Clock p. m,
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THE COURTS.
COURT IN GEyERAI. Trp


wTa sd sShiS Ia .s bar T "a:
sSpToyed John CIaase p and # the peace We.
were we. rsrpointsd examiners in c6ancery. Bohrer
sdminisfrsor -d a1m. .dm hais
Hsisd below sps a r Cd
EoSITY Coz JRr-Judoe WIylie.
.n mohsn sons sgt Burt ct al crderfor accept
enee. brarer 81 ne agt. Gaskins; order of refer
as order f sy fDse 4s
ID .d P M5k.n ag AZ, riols
m mittsd Org ed Allen sgt Kirk; srged and sub.
IN Gener Sslch sgt District OF Columbia ordered
estate Of Msacii and Msry G. Ryan decree sp
Pi"'' hs probate proceedings
PROBATE CoURT-Judge O6n.
Il ne VIII of Il I. heitlin he1, proven and
Sas$ to probate and Eli, sshs,a
s mSfsI Hi E.,s,s
Frederick W voist was iled and order Of Pa 1 D.
s.04 t'''1 The The T Of Of h Eisasl TS
rr ,s,,. MED The The will and eodicil Fl =.
issued The viii q Archibald Brown WAS SLED a1d
pn6 6IS,s,, aIrected Ia re- Mary Z Luckett
Court spprovilg Probate Court decres for a 10 an.
ing the register to resste the account of the
tor, b. p 2zckson number of acc UNITS were
passed AdJOurhed I'LL TO morrow, at ii o'clock
POLICE CoURT-Jtd0e S,teQ.
To-dsy, Maria Dixon Yves fined 30 or thirty DAYS
N JAIL for larceny of cloth ng from Mrs Thomas
Nelson John Henry; assault and battery on Nellie
Burhhart; $40 Frederick Taylor, assault and bat
iUg e9nos to Keep the peace or sixty days in Jail
DaVld Hickey and Americas Murray forfeited col
LATERAL Frank Garrett, loud SIS. John r Brya@t
profanity; SIS: Julia Banks, vagrant; down VIM
hali- Indecent exposure the tow path in QeOraa
town; go or inety days. Richard Clark, swearing
on C. untry road IS, Daniel Carroll forfeited coli
lateral. Richard FitZmOrris, fast driving: Sn
Maria Crowley forfeited collateral. Lizzie BRYANT
,,rtet 1wearirg; SIS. Rebecca Eckel-, loud; SIS
Anna heeyes. NagTant: workhou.e ninety daVs
John Erse, violation Of market rules; SIS Jchn
Mathews. public PR family; sb. Columbus /. King
charged with keeping an unlicensed bar. al05
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Weather Indications To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL oryIcER,
Loo Il NEWS.


From j. c. Parker we have the New York
papers IN advance of the mails
The twentieth annual commencement OF
Com aga College will take place 10 morrow
(Wecnesday) afternoon at Tallmadge hall ,
beginning at O'Clock sharp.
The attention Of persons who want to bor-
row money on real estate is called TO the no
lice elsewhere OF Mr.. 4. a. LaZenby, general
insurance agent and broker, late secretary
OF the board of Metropolitan Police.
The Sovereigns of Industry gave their first
grand moonlight excursion last night on the
barge COckade City-at least 500 members
present Resolutions was passed eldorsing
the "Cock ade City" for excursions.
The officers and employees of the Interior
department yesterday afternoon adopted
appropriate resolutions OF respect and sym
pathy in relation to the death of Hon. A. 8.
Gaylord, the late solicitor for the depart
meni.
An amateur dramatic club has been es-
fablished under the auspices of Prof. o. T.
Mason, of the Columbian College, under the
name OF the columbian College Dramatic
Club" The laughable farce of 'Slasher and
Cras her so successfully performed by the
pupils al the annual exhibition OF the pre-
parstOry school which took place at Lincoln
hall, Tuesday evening, the 10Th inst, will be
reproduced during the coming winter, with
the following cast Slasher, W. F. Gurley;
Crasler q. T.. Hills; Blowhard, JOS. Shil-
lingtOD, ir.. l. cut. Brown, W. F.. ThOmpEOn:
Rosa, Miss Richardson; Dinah, Miss Stick
ney, daughter Of VIM. Stickney); John,
Alex. Merchant
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DILES AND FISTULA.

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aDt 'HrWvesi, positively and permanently cures Piles
rte{ new, scientific and universally successful
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AL pheiers TO VIM Tucker, merchant tailor,
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vest; G. A: Brewer, 3IS csnito1 strsst i9u'P
east; Joseps W WA st. aEd Marc6s 81 81 south
Luchs Bro, wholesale cigars and tobacco. H1S
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connection with this ADVERTISEMENT " e "
SpeciG apartments for ladies. Hours 10 a. m. TO
nIr m; AZ sundays Ito ,. N. Oonspltstion free.
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CIT Y 1T N s,

WHAT IL DOoleyi Yeast Ponder, do you
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pressly for these manufacturers. The result
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r. Connecticut church festival committees
are charged with plac NJ little wadS OF cot
ton batting i'm their dishes of Strawberries,
The children can't eat so fast, and tO0thless
old sinners don't have to do any chewing.
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To Ladies and Gentleman,

Lusfrs duu VeutfeMem.
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the city on account of his superior work
Give him call-S06 G street. Punctuality
guar2 nteed.
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R-"Moonlight blue is the new shade for
lawn dresses
~A Philadelphia paper inqures feelingIy
III the permanent exhibition is to be a per
manent failure.
~Ex-Gov. Jewell told a Chicago inter-
viewer that he is in the hide and leather
business, not in politics.
~Citizens of Waines, Mich, have dis
graced themselves by tarring and feather
ing misbehaving woman.
~According TO the Lowell Courier "One-
horse cars are safest in a thunder storm
being nom conductors
1At picnic where two fellows are fiirt-
ing around the same girl she shows her
preference by sending the other fellow to the
spring for water.-[N y. Herald
~Better ts sullen and lonesome how
where safety Is than much freworks and
ashes theyewith.INsw York Graphic.
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A DELICATE CCSiTLEXIoN is best compared 20 a
blooming rose; bur when the c0untcnance j. dis
injured with Blgtches and Pimples, like weeds in a
Sc bod the sufferer should prom pty use Or Bull
Blood Mixture, which quickly and effectualy era1t-
Gates such un-ightly evIiences of impure blood II
I'HE UNDERs1GNED HAS REMOVED HIS
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~ CORCQBAN BUILDING, opposite L. 8,
Treasury. He will devote himself especially TO
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curlty OF real estate, and will exercise particular
care in all cases to make Judcious and safe invest
ments having due regard the validity of title and
tne eulnclency OF security. The interests of Dor
rover as we'll as lender will be duly protected Fidu-
clary trusts OF moderate magnitude accepted.
SeYerst large sums in present readiness TO be
loaned on acceptable property.
JOHN BULL.
ie4lm Room 80 C0rcoran BuIdinS
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
TUESDAY,, AUGUST
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ROCK ENON SPRINGS,
~ On the Great North Mountain,
NEAR WINCHEsTER,N
NOW OPEN
a: 3. PRATT, Proprietor.

l.. LUSBY in charge of music.
INDUCTION IN TERMS FORl-1T.
Fer June. 50 per week; for July and August, 81
Per day Sl2per week, 30 per month.
literal disc Unit To families tvo persons WAN
occupying one room for month or n ore. l..5Il
Great improvements have been made for tue cOm-
tort O, guests. Thirty new rooms have been aided.
new closets and incres accommodations for hath
Ing, new and large paTiOr 18th IRE place 500 feet Of
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served. Pure No untSin air. healing aud strength
enlns waters No bar. TiCk 20 Springs and
return $50. Leave by 7.4o .. m train Bait. 4 o.
* n no change OF cars, palace cars attached
Tine TO Springs, between six and seven hours
ABBY 10 A. = PRATT q SON, s0I SIN street
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B5llda ~ Tables,
Best IN use. Balls. Cloth, Cues, and
eves ything- appertsinfne 70 Billiards,
&c loves trices. Having the largest
Good second hand Tables cheap. The
Billiard Cue, IN illustrated newsDapc
Nv coLLEnDER,
re bToe6vsy, y, T.
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H.aS. my cents bottle for Io,u,e.s
headsene Specific by all druggists, iie :
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THOMAS RUSSELL.
yel2-tr 1913 PENNsYLvANIA AYENUE.
NORTH POLE
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>~1a cNrISG In black, navy blue and cream
rS., very cheap; closing out parasols at
Dlte and black, with handsoms b,,r;ar :,
carter's, Market Space.
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FOR ORDERS:
Corduroy, Fustisn and velveteel.
Water proof Colored Encks,
Orange, Drab and Blue Seersucker.
Fine Linens, white and colored.
Drap Etc, French and German.
French serges imported for the Of the Sisters Of
Charity.
Real Cheyiot Suitings.
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WANTED-A DIvoRCE-Today. Mr. A.
n Browne nled for Elizabeth WenzsI a bill
for g divorce from John Adam Wenzsl
They were married in Alexandria, Va, ~,
TENDER, 1871, and that he assaulted her re
quently. the last time at the Epiphanv
Church Home, OF which she is an Inmate. on
the 18th of June inst.
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JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
sh miles N. Z. of Winchester. and IL miles s. t. Of
Stephenson : Depot p. o,
FREDERICK COCNTY, VA.
TERMs:-S2 per Day, sl2 50 per Week and 90
F'n'' half price: ---''''' ''' ''' i!NS
Round Trip Tickets from al Prominent PoIats.
From Baltimore TO Springs and RETURN. sees. Sc 30
Washington to T" -. S 50
Tickets good until lst November.
je9- I'm X & JORDAN
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1900 nEPAIkED AND COVERED CHEAP
shoXe w,I1unk Factory, on the Avenue.