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POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY
FOR DECEMBER.

CONTENTS
l. Tho Growth OF tho Steam Engine. H. BY Profcs
sor X. "a Ihnrston. Illustrated.
~ star o. Star Mist BY Richard a. Proctor
H. Languase aud the English Civil Service BY Pro
- lessor Alexander balm
~ On tie Comparative Stupidity OF Politicians
v. The Lnrynko,cope and Rhtnoscope. BY H. See ger,
" d. Illustrated.
by Professor John W. Draper.
VII The Great Bengal Cyclone OF 1870 by Carl Dam,
beck.
VIII Our ix-Footed Rivals l.
TX History OF tho Dynamica Theory OF Heat. BY Por
ter Pointer. l. illustrated
x. Open Air and Health. by DIR. Paul Niemevcr.
xI The Tides BY Professor Elias Schneider. II. H.
lustrated
XII. Modern Supcrstitions.
Kill Sketch Of Professor Rankine. with portrait.
XIV Editors Table Language In Educstion-Savings
Banks and state Control
LITERARY NOTICES; Putnam.J acobs Question
OF Rest Tor Womon--Grccn's Report tue tce.
graphic Determination of Differences OF Lon IT.
tude In the Most Indies and Central America
Lewis Influence Of Ctsiiix ration Duration of
Life &c
POPULAR MISCELLANY. Tho United states
Pharmacoraia -SsIicyic Acid as Remedy Tor
Rheumn Notes Fish Culture Florida
Lizards international scentihc service-Pro-
fcssor Loomis kain Aroas-Tastc fercop-
tons -Au Underground Pneumatic ,iock Regu-
tro.Plaiing- New Method OF Artificial Kcspira.
Frank Buckiand on the Berth Gorilla
Typographical surveys aud Health, &c.
NOTES.
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Appctons Journal and tho Popular Science Monthly
getber for ~ - por annun postage prepaid by the puD
fishers IA
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DOCTORS IN TROUBLE.

MONTREAL, NOV. 16, 1917.
An examination into tho charge against Drs. Fem
wick and Worthington Of forging medical Ger tincato
has been commenced here.
ABSCONDING CONTRACTORS.
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i FOR DECEMBER
NEW READY.
CONTENTS

THE TRUTH ABOUT TIE STRIFE. nv Robert p.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oF ABRAuAM LINCOLN.
by Gideon Wellss THE riikEk->rORf STORY Of 4
BON BY Jane q. Austn.-BEfoRh rIiE. n iKKoh.
BY Paul II. iiayne.-rtiE Youth OF CHARLES sun.
NER BY Lucy q White. .-GKOrESpU Suggested by
svisit 70 the ,asse,.ni cosctcn BY Emns Isas.a,
OF LONDON By Henry james. Jr-A DkkAM oR
ANGLo.sAXONDOM. By J. r. chAmn-riain II 4
GOLDEN AGE. By William Preston Johnson. IVORY
AND IT'S INIT IMiTAIio, BY F. ,; Lander -rilE FLOR
ENTINE ARITnMtTIClAN. by Richard Grant white :
THE NEZ fERCE VAR ny y. 1. MA brown
S1jDY. By l. w. Backus-DRIfr WOOD. nv Puip
Qulibct. -SCIESTIFIC. MlsCELLAkY.-CUGRE>r
LIrEKATU RE.-NEBuL.E
NOW is TIE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
PRICE. "a PER YEAK.
WE PREPAY THE POSTAGE.
It can be had with either "arpcrs wcckv or Basar'
for 81 so. With 'Lttelfs Living Agcn tor SO so
SHELDON 4 COMPANY.
Murray St. New York.
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rNHE EVENING TELEGRAM.
i ADVERTISING 2uC. A LINZ
CIRCULATION 5000
'THE GALLANT CUSTER
i N0BLY vfNDICArED
SITTING BuLLn SPEAKS


The account OF General Clusters last hcht
CAPTAIN wHITTAKERs LIFE or GENERAL CUSTER
l. proved to be entirely correct. but for tho
cowardiceot his subordinate commanders
Custer would have won the most
brilliant Indian victsrv
achieved In this country.
Reno and Benteen Kept back Tor hours BY few
squaws while Custer and his command In tho
battle fought. going TO hts death
braye 50 fell Custer the brave cavalier the Christian
soldier surrounded by foes but dying la harness amid tho
hs loved With him ell four others OF his family.
the Now York Herald correspondents had u most re-
makablc interview with sitting Bull In the Of
Major Walsh. the head OF the Canadian mounted police
which the facts have all and Custcrs dctraeto
used mp. -
Every one should read the LIFE or GENERAL Gus.
TIKI
'Ths daring deeds which marked his would I'LL
volume New York Herald.
His life perfect romance. IIo was the greatest
airy oricer had
Ono volume octave, elegantly Illustrated. Price. S.
Sold BY subscription.
General Clusters Own Book,
MY LIFE On THE PLAINS.
Is most charm lng book. Price, e.
SHELDON 4 CO..
New York.
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rI,uAT BRIDGET OF OURS
A SPICY NEW BOOK.

Ready In u days
THAT BiIDGEr or OURS
Ono Of the sprghty and entertaining little books oi
the day.
Nearly every lady the wide world has through
with and suffered untold misery body and mind. with
help of sort another and they will In this bright
little book. Ind their trials and fluctuations faithfully
amungy represented tnat they cannot iai but DO
pleased and . talned with the story.
THAT BRIDGET or OURS.
The book beautifully printed and boand uniform with
THAT Awful Boyr which has had such sale.
Price so cents paper covers, or 81 cloth bound.
e. W. CARLETON / Co. Publishers.
Madison square Nav FORK.
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/ THE WINTER OF 1873 OPENS WITH PERFECT
epidemic oughs colds. which nothing except ALI
HosEY ov HoRkHoUSp AND TAR seems to check. PigEs
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A-vlTAL RESTORATIVE CURES PREMATURE
woakness nervous debility aud dyspepsia. either Sex
L pxiu. 4 frtl r,ista
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vol square limo holiday style cloth. extra Tt top -
- The above book for sale by all booksellers ~ be
sent express charges paid receipt price, ~ the
publishers.
SCRIBNER ARMSTRONG A CO.,
Nos 7t3 and 7t5 Broadwsv. New York.
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q. W. cARLEroN a co.. ruhll.A.r.. So n.
MARY ). HOLMES NEW NOVEL

Is rapidly passing irou tho psoss aud w bs ready
lew days Tho great ~ hsr pFcsisas sess I,
LENA Rver., &c, have created enormous ae.sa ssr
this book.
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|. 1871.

Average temperature yesterday, ay,.............. 5S,s
Average tem mpcratute Tor corresponding date last
year. ................ Il
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with numerous illustrations

by Donald c. Mitchell author Of tho "Revcries Of .
Ba;hsior" he. Se.,
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O. W CARLETON co. Pubnshors. Nov yosk
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INvIGORATOK,
TONIC
BEvERAGE.
My fouryear-old Rye WHisgEY 81 per gallon: 81 per
large bottle y. VAN BELL. SS Chambers st.
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rrHR MYSTERIES OF NEW YORK ny JOSEPH
Howard it, startngly realistic story of iNe the
great city, begins In FRANk LEsklks CHIxAkx
CORNER ous on Monday. All uewsmsHhAvs 10
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ana what stories they told.
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EAhJEos's Sgw NOVEL.
SOLOMON isAAcE.

u. W. CARLETON co take plesssse 10 aRnonnsssx
that having made arrangements sith NJ greegA ts1ef
sou the owner y tsFegas nosei thsg Eaish thts
day = copyright sdisUR OF the baog.
SOLOMON A~AAtS.
powerful novel ~ 7. Faglasn anfhor ~ ~Rlafs
o. Grass 'Joshua Aaxsl 'tstiL Au sith tHaafstlahN
Price oD cents, paper covers ana tis eluth bsnnH
this Is the hest novel " fhs pSpalAr
English author whom the ritsh QaAntsy ttaslee
"a preacher OF tbe brotherhood ~ tirA and asr
powerful, graphic anu tender thsn ssy Chaflss
Dickens
q w CARLErnS A cn lnlhl.hn.. -. la
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! A.-HATS FOR GENTLEMEN At LOWEST
/ II. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 81
Maiden lano the solo ufscturers Of genuine A.
bostos Paints Roofing Ste Pipe aud Boiler
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and BuxGARDNkR RYE WHsKEYs
have been equullcd.
n. II. KIRK n co, NEW YORK
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FOR YOUNG PEoPLl
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A-yIrAL RESTORATIVE Is SOLD by DITMAN
Asror House. HUNT DUNLAP 18th st. and Broadw ay
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A.-A.-RUSSIAN VAPUR BATHS.
Now the elegant aud Incompatible baths No IL
Lafayette place. Tho bathing l85 feet
deep and 25 icet wide. and htedup In style heroic
fora uuk M xu n this cour
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sEw PUBLICATIONS.

Tiiis 0REAr STORY.
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ABOUT OLD sroay rELLERs.
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| [""D' NI"' "Ih".
A NEW BOOK. ny IKE MARVEL
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OF how and when they lived
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i. 7. BARNUM'S CATTLE AND KANCHE IN
Colorado for sale. See Bnsiness Oppnrt tnnities
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board OF Health

T.
a meeting of the Board of Health was held
last evening-presentD rs. Verdi, (president;)
Bliss, (registrar;) Cox, (secretary;l Mr..
LsDgstoD, (attorDey,) and Mr.. Marbury,
(tTsasurer)
The wooden structure on Frederick street,
between 9th and eth, Georgetown, belonging
To Albert Newman; houses Nos. Il Market
street, Georgetown, and 1870 Sd street north
west, in Washington. were declared nuis-
anees injurious TO health; which were order
THE GEORGETOWN INsPEcroRsHIP AGAIN.
A communication was received from Nj
Adler, II. NJ. Swee1y. VIM. King, Chas. NJ
Matthews, 3. 7. Brown. Benjamin Miller, F..
Wheatley and A. III. Pickrell, asking that q
resident of Georgetown be appointed inspec-
tor. and stating that j. L. Kelly Is not resi-
dent. but resides in Montgomery county, Md,
The paper was referred TO the sanitary po-
lice committee
INSUFFICIENT WATER SUPPLY
A communication was received from F.. &.
Kirkwood, complaining of the insufficient
water supply in East Washing ton, stating
that Between the hours of Z n. m and ID. IN.
IL Is an impOssibility to get water higherthan
the first floors and Easements of the build
ings In snfhcient quantity for necessary pur-
poses and preservation of health; that the
matter has been repeatedly placed before the
commissioners and the water registrar of
the District, and preparations are now being
made for the erection of additional fountains
at the east front of the Capitol. VIII .ch 10 is
feared Will still further decrease the supply.
He requests the board to make such inveSti-
CATIONS will enable them to make such
recommendations and demands. on the basis
of a sanitary necessity, as will bring about
the desired result.
Drs. Cox and Bliss spoke of the necessity
OF action, remarking thPt when water be-
came so scarce as TO affect the public health,
Then II became a subject for the cOnsidera-
ton of the board. Dr. Cox alluded to the
fact that our supply per capita was more
than any city in the WOTld--12O gallons daily
for each perSOn-and yet there was a scarcity
in the eastern part of the city. The subject
was referred to the sanitary committee.
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THE COURTS


CRIMINAL COURT-JlGdJe Moe ArFh,sr
Yesterday. W iiliam Ward, assaultinc james Keck
with intent to kin, was found not guilty. John p
Butler, cUlored and Kate Smith, white were tried
To Gsy \ } PoP. keePing y an gSIicsn.ed h,r.
judgment By defanit st dsae. Frank GssSsssy
guilty ard sentenced 20 five years in the Albany
reniteutiary. Henry Bnsh, Abraham Washington
Morton Of watch. BUSH ami Washington were
found guilty, and Taylor not guilty
CIRCUIT CoURT-ISd9e Humphreys.
Yesterday, kells agt Williams and Craig: Iury I--
charged Kaiser agt. Freund; verdict for piaintin,
cC BToTn a ast Swan; verdict for Plaut So
SIS 50. q, Hardy agt. Craig aud Moves. r,Spit4
until Monday. 1874, Holden and Ford agt smith:
settled.
POLICE CoURr-Judge Saeu.
=, To-day, John Mack was fined IS for cursing John
auSr Law Io Emma Dent tafsns 'is,'''I pa,S 81
Lynch, .proisne and indecent Language; SO Ida
censed bar lO5 Florus Van Ruth, %bH ~ H9 ~
rested few DAYS since the charge of assault and
yesterday adjudged to he insane and was sent Ia
the insane hospital and the charge before the Police
Court none prosecuted. Max and Paul Welluer
charged with stealing sIlO from Albert Deyille;
sIKK sIcKESEp AT \ POSTAL CARD.
John L. sikken was charged with assault on r II
speakes Thisgrew out Of the following postal card
'WAsHINGroN, Il; C, July I3.-Jaok Sikksa-
Yours Of 18th received must say that Won are the
most nii 2ated aud unprlncipled liar in existence.
as well as being the most pusilanimous, c0war ily
chr living am in no way surprised at you, as You
are worthy OF IOnr actions. | Know Of no one more
caPahc of boating and borrowing any loose change
Of those who have il TO lend than Won are and f,r
getting IN horn Ia return it, and therefore not
surprise. that you could be guilty of such a dirty
piece of bus mess You know where To- find M until
Manday next. if Won wish to see me Il s."
Sikkeu was fined SIS and costs
Joseph Jones, assault OF Priscilla Iallar joseph
said he sInao ked her, SIS. George Holmes assault IN
John II Campbell; continued.
PREACHER ASSAULT on HIS WIFE
Samuel Scott, Baptist preacher. assault AMI hat
tery on Betsy Scott; his lawful wife who testified
that her husband dill nothing t. support bar Ua
came to take away her household goods and n, re-
sisted him. WHOM H. assaulted her and tore on her
Iosry and threw her Iowa. During the scrirar,a =
her watch Tell out and h" picked j.; up and threw u
out 81 doors &" CulOrcf man. " Lum he hal lralvAt
to carry of The goods, and told hin. g. take IL syav
Scott Witnesses denied that there vas ann tult
upon his wife; IS aud costs Apraal taLa-I ghtr.
lotto Beckett larceny Of 81 from James r Moray:
fined u OF thirty days in Jail. Mary Williams as
saut or Mary Holmes s.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed IoeaIs

From ]. c. Parker we have the New York
papers In advance OF the mails
j. Bradley Adams sends HurpeT'S MtyafL.ll,
Tor August, an excellent number.
The american WufchHlOl is the name of a
weekly paper started in this city by Mr. r.
- Reeves. devoted 10 "the advancement OF
Protestant Christianity"
II Is expected that the remains of Miss
Lizzie Dyer. daughter Of the late General
Dyer, T. :. A, will arrive from California
Tomorrow morning, in which event the
funeral services will be held at the Church of
The Epiphany at p. m. tomorrow.
Jacob Dleiz, doing business as a cigar
IDanufactureT on street. has been arrested
by The Internal revenue officers of this Dis
trict, charged with refilling boxes which had
once been used for cigars. and for using
stamps second time The case has not yet
been disposed OF.
Thieves entered the barn OF Mr.. Charles
Irautman near Brooks station, on the Met
IOpolitan IA lrOad, last night. and carried off
Two dozen very choice fowls which Rad ONLY
yesterday been purchased. These midnigh
providers are said to belong to a band of col
Ortd thieves, and appear to have tempJrarilv
located in that section.
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g EOR GE TOWN..

THE NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION. The
meeting held last night al Society Han, cor
ner of ii gh and Prospect streets for the pur-
pose of organizing Il new building aSsocia-
uon, was attended by a good number OF per-
sons, ana promises to be a success. The
books are still open for subscriptions ~
stock, a share being : I o.. and the ASSOCIATION
is TO be run on the old plan ofthe Georgetown
ASSOCIATION. which have always worked 10
the satisfaction of all A notice of a meeting
to be held next Friday evening. 10 perracf
the ogantzation, will APPEAR hereafter.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.-By river. schooner
Kitty Ann. with 1,SCO bushels Of wheat 10
Hartley & Bro. 225 bushels do. to J. q. anc,
j. NJ. Waters. BY rail. 800 bushels do to
same firm, and 400 bushels do. to II. w. Tai
bolt.
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~ Bob 1ngersOll says he learned to say
mean things by reading religious papers.
r. \ turmoil Of the pa,hies disturbs the
Iowa State University.
IL There are eighty graves in the Dead.
wood cemetery already.
RI General WoOdford, while in Mississip-
pi, was treated with distinction and spruce
beer ~ y. Herald.
nS~A dramatic novelty in New Haven is a
play In which negroes chalk up to take
white parts.
81 A Jewish rabbi, the Rev. DIR. ]. Wechs-
lers, has been preaching i'm the Congrega-
tIonal Church in Newhallville, Conn.
NJ Nineteen times within the last him.
dred years the Russian forces have crossed
the danube with hostile intent, without in
Guiding the present crossing
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TO Ladies' and Gentlemen.

We wish 10 call attention. 10 A Fischer,s
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establish
ment, No. 600 q street. near 9th street By
promptly adopting The latest Improvements,
Whether OF American or European invention
ne is enabled to do his work in q manner not
10 be equaled by those not possessing these
facilities. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies'
and CENTS Suits are, in fact, the cheapest in
NE city on account of his superior work
GIVE him a call-906 u street. Punctuality
guaranteed.
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CIT 7 TT e MS.

THE HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION might be
written In the gradual processes of improve
inert wrought out in articles of food. Every
progressive step is public blessing. To no
one article is more due than to D0Oley'S Yeast
PCufer. This with proper care in liking in
snreS the most delicious and digestible
bread, biscuits, pastry, etc.
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The MAN WHO SHOT Miss MINNIE How
ARE al Newport on the fourth is q sOldle of
me garrison at Fort Adams named Grimm
de mad accepted wager that no American
gun could shoot bullet over to the Dump
lings, distant 200 yards. Miss HOward's
taken IN his case. Her recovery is now only
regarded as a matter of time, though the ba IL
entered her breast and passed through ner
BODY. ~
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SENATOR SARGEST'S LIBEL SUITS
The Alameda Cal, county grand jury has
begun the consideration OF a charge OF libel
preferred by Senator Sargent and Congress
man Page against the Chronicle. The grand
jury of Suba county have ignored similar
complaint on the ground OF want OF jurisdic-
ton,
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JULY -, 1871.
Editor Star Tho season so far has baen
unusually pleasant, and the guests express
themselves delighted with this charming re-
sort. Judge Vale and family occupy Maple
Cottage. Mr.. Willie Vale is rapidly in1proy-
ing from the change. Mr.. WIN. Ballantyne
ana family occupy Laurel Cottage near the
hotei JDere are several guests from Con
necticut and number from New York CITY
among them Miss Mardo Morgan, the motel
harpist, wbo made her deIrH las; spring al
OIe Bnils concert. Mrs. Eliza GreatOreX
and her talented daughters are slIetcbing oil
landmarks about these mountains. Tnev
occupy Pavilion Cottage. The new music
room aocS much 10 the enjoyment of the
guests, aud several tabIeau enferta inrnanfs
ere being arranged. Mr.. Sam Cross and fam
lily, Or. Jayne and daughter. and Mr.. Shryer.
Gepu'E recorder OF deeds, City Hall, are AT
the hCte! Several WaShingtonians are eX
Iected The coming week. r
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LYNCH LAW IN CALIFoRNIA.-At San
Juan, California, Thursday. Justin Araio
shot and mortally wounded Manuel Butron,
an inOffensive citizen. The same night n
body of masked men overpowered the guard
at the lock cup, took the prisoner to the out
skirts OF the town and hung him to a tree
NoarreStS
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SLAVERY IN CUBA.-An old fashioned
anti slavery debate in the next Congress is
not improbable. The London Anti-Slavery
Society, the Cuban League and the colorei
men of the United States have begun the
agitation and will lead OFF with monster
Petition on the subject Ia the fall.-[N Y
RCrO{d I3sb
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HELP for the weak, nervous, and debilI-
tated. Chronic and painful diseases cured
without medicine. Electric Belts and other
appliances, all about them, and how TO dis
thgnlsh the genuine from the spurious.
look, with particulars, free. Address Pull
Y. q o. dSSir
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"A BALL-RooM DIFFICULTY AND A
FATAL SHoT.-A NEST fatal affair took
pace IN the parish of st. Martin, in the
sEape OF duel, which was the result of a
altncuity at ball day or two previous.
The dibcnlty occurred between two Young
men, D0ln OF excellent families, the one
named Babin and the other named Dncrest
Inc arms selected were pistols, distance
twenty-five yards. At the first shot. we are
Informed, young Ducrest was shot TO fhe
MeriQionnl. wv
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Six Gents a 0uart for s,rE


Editor SuT: One Of the not inconsiderable
items OF household expense is the article of
milk. a little investigation will convince
any one that the profits on this important
article, at tbe present price of ten cents per
quart, are not less than 700 per cent. and in
many cases reach as high as 200 per cent. A
pront OF 20 per cent ought to be sufficient on
an article OF such general consumption,
especially as Ii is one of the necessities of
lie 10 children and TO invalids. Are not the
lines rine for reduction OF the price of
mlIk 10 cents per quart? Let the house.
keepers raise the war cry of reduction to that
nguTe, and by little persistence aud change
OF our custom secure that which fairness and
the necessities of the times tell us are our
rights. HoUsEKrEPER
THE OFFICERS OF THE STEAMER CHAR
IoTTE VANDERBILT state, in regard TO the
reported disreputa BILE actions on their boat
when down the river Thursday, that when
they chartered the boat they supposed they
were dealing with gentlemen, but afterwart I'd
found they bad on board crowd of ruffians
gamblers and prostitutes from Washington
and Baltimore, over whom they had no con
trol. They do not desire TO be held RESPONSE
bic for the actions of those on board
D
OFFENSIVE DISCHARGES from the head
No famti y should be without bottle of DR.
Hartley s great remedy for catarrh. Can be
obtained at principal druggists or 732 10th
street northwest. 7
REMEMBER that Lodille's Headache Spe-
cific cures headache in five to thirty min
uteS.
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VISITORS TO THE SEASIDE aud yariouS
watering places should call ut Lewis. g20
1th street, between / and X north west and
see the elegant assortment of Trunks and
Satchels, al prices TO suit the most economi-
cal %
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INDIAN LANDS On LONG ISLAND.-Ac-
tloa mas De un in the supreme court to par
utlon the NJ onfauk lands, consisting of gOO1
acres, at the east end of Long Island and
now owned by the inhabitants OF East Hamp-
Indians, who assigned il to the Inhabitants
OF East Hampton. with q reservation of
about one-third. The condition of the trans
Ier vas uat the assignees should be protect
ed from the hostile Indians The descen-
Giants OF the original holders still occupy and
raiSe stock upon the reserved portion.-TN
y Herald IGfh t-''
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"CLUB" LIQUOR SELLING WITHOUT 4
LICENSE ILLEGAL. j. Harry DonOhue,
president OF the ''Garrick Club" who have
looms on Pennsylvania avenue, was ar
raigned in the Police Court this morning on
the charge Of selling liquor without license.
IL Is claimed that the rooms are Kept solely
for the pleasure and convenience of its MEM
bers, who are furnished each with kew af-
1Ordfng them access at ALL times. Officer
Block testified that he had bee instructed to
seek for violations of the liquor law. aud his
attention had been called 10 this place by
several citizens. As he found IL always
locked in front, making II impracticable to
gain admission, he took all observation from
the rear. StatiOning himself at a window in
the rear OF the Columbia buildings, he could
look squarely into the barroOm, where could
be seen all the paraphernalia and operation
OF common bar. Several other witnesses,
both members and outsiders, testified 20 pur-
chasing drinks there and paying for them.
The ground was taking Dy counsel for de-
fence that this being d club for mutual en-
oyment, defendant could not be held as its
mead for supplying the members with re-
Treatments without individual PROFITS being
derived from the business, all the profit go-
ing 10 the general fund for the maintenance
OF the same. The court could not agree with
counsel in this view, and said ne could see
10 logic in corporate body banding them
selves together, and claiming rights which
The law did not accord 10 individuals, and Il
fine OF Slc5 was imposed, from which an APP
peal was taken.