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SATURDAY, september 80 1917 will close al tins oee "a
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muda Thomas and Havana aud ~ Thomas save New
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TALBOT-THOMAs-On Tuesday Sent. 49, 1877, az St
PauPs Church, WEXFORD, r. l. by the Rev. W w Ayers
sisted by Rev. g. Mag, Dr. Robert Bancker Talbot
OF this city, ary Charlotte daughter Of Allen NJ
Thomas, OF Wexford
All Notices Of Marriages must be indOrsef wiA fs1
and add
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
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For the Middle Atlantic States, cloudy.
rainy weather. winds mostly from the northeast, Win
stationary lower pressure and temperature
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TR1BUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

variations IN ths city by tents on
dvons Of time for the q lou
white
Of The nercU h0ur-
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Special Notices.

All Uppcrtendom uses sozoD9ST Good reason why Il
snd mpars tint ami hardness u the gums. The FAIR
particularly snthnsilst'e 10 ntn upou ~.
Young Lady the OF children at their home.
travelled extensively abroad she would IKE % acs
The highest refereces gwen Address g. NJ Box
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ty which he has every material Terms rsas9haoe
location immaterial 81. N, box 5,o3-, = ". Ne" ".lotE
Edward IL. Dixon, VI. d.. editor OF THE scALPEL. viii
give his tenth Diseases OF the Pavc
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OF the modern the Therapeutics and surgical
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uotei Haumnm,-Elegant ROOMS, with BOARD, for
manent guests rates Transient 81 30 TO IS
per day. a. - -.
arate department for ladies' CHAS n shEPAhD' d. D.
Full information h Illustrated circular.
Herysu, medical essaY comprising srries
OF lectures delivered Kahns Museum OF Anatomy New
on the OF premature decline showing
di.puay bealh may be rogained aordingA clear
OF the marriage aud the treatment Of
debility ing the result OF 20 years ek
gsr1ence. Price Address the author Dr. l. j.
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ALEIANDR IA.

DRUGGED "A farmer from the back coun-
Try arrived here This morning from Wash
lngton, 10 see his commission inSrch n nj
get supply OF mopeN. He represents that
having provided himself with so IN cash
a. a draft for SIS, the latter OF which hg
/ laced in bis valise, he started for this city
via the Midland train on Tuesday last. OU
ire Train he became acquainted with "A straG-
er, who Invited him 10 taxi a drink, which
NV tauol lie accepted, and rem em bors
noihlng more until he fOUud himself ia
Boy Hotel, in Wash .ngton, YESTERDAY
evening, minus his VsliSs and money. Ia
bad erect the conductor to- put him of az
WashiT gton, which direction was cOmpiie ed
with. although he had a ticket through Ia
New \ ork. whittier he was going 10 visit a
brother The CLERK a Rbyle's Hole. saws
inai the farmer came there and acted SO
strangely that ~ was thought best 20 watch
him, waich was accordingly done. until h.
rtgaiH.d bis senses. II is supposed that the
hqpor given HIM by tue stranger on the ca =
was lmpregnated with some strong drug Ii.
was furnished with money aud started hons
to-day.
RFSoVATING Mr.. Charles Harte1l. AN
efuploye OF the government. went 10 work
This morning with some i or % men 10 thor.
OughlV repair. Tenovate and repaint the Gus.
tom house and posi- office building. The worl;
viii. IL is estimated, take about six wee Ks
and so far as possible, Alexandria work M.
will be employed; iaborers receiving Sis
per day, snd painters SO pei day
SURRENDERED HIMSEI Flames Tram
neil. who stands indictCi for the killing O
Charles W. Adams. surrendered himself YES
teTday, and was bailed by Judge Jas. Sang.
ster in The sum of 500. II is understood tliai
ITammeJi has never been out OF Fairfay
county, Gazette, 2d.
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e. OR GE II o WN.

CANAL NOTES.-The situation on the ca
pal remains about the same, although the
bosfmen at Sir Johns Run are beginning to
get very uneasy, and anxious for a settle
ment A few hours conference was held
yesterday between boatmen and canal d.
rectors. No shippers were present. The boat
mems request for a reduction OF cents in
tolls was refused, and nothing resulted from
the conference. 1t Is rumorsd here 20 day
that a company OF boat owners. accOmpa-
MED by few nom stTi King Oostmen and the
sheriff, have gone TO Sir Johns Run to- day
to attempt 10 put their boats through 20
Georgetown. Boat y. II. Turner arrived at
Cumberland from the blockade yesterday
having made arrangements with "A private
party 10 boat for one dollar q ton daring the
season.
GRAIN.-Arrived, boat Seneca, with l 100
bushels wheat to Hartley Il Bro, and to-
bushels corn to II. NJ. Talbo
MERCHANTS ENCHASGE.-Oferiugs on
'Ehange TO day 500 bushels OF wheat, I 100
bushels OF which sold at Sl.53.
AN INQUIRY -Resideuts OF 2i street aud
Sd street, in the neighborhoCi OF ST. Johns
church and therea bouts, would like 10 know
If there is any law preventing one person
nom Keeping i've or six dogs a. one time,
and the entire neishborhOod from sleep.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Geergesown Post once

Editor StGr:-The "Old Puzzle Function
airy" versus "Pro Bono Publico," and
Public Good, !" has been sharply illustrated
here by the recent action OF our Board OF
Trade, induced by the Misrepresentation of
said "Old Public Funetionary'' as TO the
mournful effect of making the Gaorgetow n
post Office branch of The Washington Office.
Ii Is now money. order Office, and, like all
offices liz Tue United States, valuable letters
can be registered; there is a general delivery
from the window, and boxes with or without
keys, for whoever is willing to pay the small
rent required for their use: The postmaster
pockets from $500 TO :, SO dollars a year for
his very arduous and valuable services anu
he IL also allowed some 5000 for clerks
most OF whom are his relatives.
Should the Office be abolished, and estab-
lisbed as branch OF the Washington office,
as Germantown is a branch Office of Phila-
delphia, and as Cambridge, Charlestown and
RoNOury are OF Boston, mails would be re-
ceived just as now; mouey-Orders could be
had and valuable letters could be registered:
there would be general delivery for letters
without address from the window, as now
and there would be added one or two carriers
TO deliver mail matter at the door OF the citI-
zen essed, and 10 collect it from boxes
established in suitable parts OF the town.
There would still be boxes with and with
out keys for those who do not wish their mail
matter delivered by carriers, and who are
willing TO pay the same rental for their use
as row.
Postage to and from Washington would be
two cents instead of three. In the present
sNstul, IetteiS are con stanIly detained IN
Washington for Georgetown. because only
two cent stamps have been affixed, the law
permitting only those letters to be forwarded
which nave one full rate OF three cents pre-
paid. Orders from merchants and others in
Washington to our miller; and business
men are frequently held and sent 10 the dead
letter Office Tor this reason, to the great yexa-
tiOn of both parties.
Now, what would our business men lose by
this change: They would keep ali they now
have, gain the Carrier system aud all its
great cOnvenier res; and send and receive all
letters 10 and from Washington for two ia
stead OF three cents. But thip' Uds ttcry-
mae they would lose the "Old Public Func-
tionary' with his Invaluable aud invisible
services. Our business men have been mado
Cats-paws for somebody who loves roast
chestnuts but does not love The pot ashes of
Georgetown, Aug. .. 1c.I. Truth.
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THERE Is NEW KIND OF CAsABrANCA.
II is boy that can stay at his post as long as
there is any use of his holding 1t; that Is not
afraid OF threat nor the presence of violence,
and keeps his work resoluteiy in hand so
long as there is work 10 do. This is what is
reported of August DOudel, the brave little
telegraph operator who was shut up in the
Pittsburg railroad Office on Saturday ni.lt.
lie kept on telegraphing, doing his duty,
without the slightest regard to the mob sur
Ioundii him. They could not drive him
away so long as the connecting wires res
pofded 10 his hand. When at last they fred
NE building he quietly. and with a touch of
Luinoi, sent mis- last message, Fires too
Tot GOOD n ght," and got away in time,
showing himself to be as sensible as brave
BREACH OF PRoMIsE-Ffjty- One and lSiTtf-
IHTCe-Miss Meta Heisenbuttle, lust ffty-
one ears cd and living in South BROOKLYN,
oeean an action in the Brooklyn city court
yesterday TO recover $4,000 damages from
bledfich Wersche, q broker ALLEGED TO b >
wealthy: and doing business at 22s William
stTeet, New York, for breach OF promise OF
marriage The defendant is sixfy-thrae
years Old, and, IL is said, has enjoyed a sea-
ION OF courtship with the fair dame OF f,ftv-
one for the last nine years, or since she Vas
ioriy-two. The only reason the defendant
gives for not marrying Meta is that he fell
and sustained an injury which has made
him q cripple for life. The case will be tried
at the next term Of the court.-(N y. WoSfa
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Thanks Due the LabOriug Glasses OF
Washington

Editor Sn5.-Tne STAR. the wOrkingman's
paper par ffceH- ace, should thank the Ia Dor
ing classes of Washington for their cor Serya-
tive aud honorable course maintained dur
ing the recent troubles. It. must be a source
OF great satisfaction 10 them, as il will be to
the more opulent citizen, 10 be able 10 refer
with pride 10 their GOO conduct. enabling
them In any movement 10 better their condi-
ton 10 receive the encouragement and sane
ton of our best people, and, if found neces-
sary, To appeal to Congress with the moral
influence of previous good character. Re-
sisting all peTniciouS influences from abroad
they have, by their good example attracted
the attention OF thoughtful and prudent cap
ltalists throughout the country to the deS p
ableness of Washington as a place of resi-
dence, its security gainst domestic violence
It's freedom from the strikes and labor trou-
bles incident to the populous commercial
and manufacturing cities of the states. Here
all citizens, the rich and poor alike, vie with
each other in maintaining order, sobTiety
hospitality, healthfulness, and thu good
credit of the city. j. w. L.
WASHINGTON, August 2, 1917.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.-We shall
sell straw hats, summer underwear. ties
hosiery, gloves, white shirts. &C, sc AT
very low prices, for cash, for the next %
Gays; we also have a splendid assortment of
ladies' and gentlemen's trunks and travelling
Dags, which we viii sell az New York prices
al Lewis" go 7th street, between / and
N.
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To Ladies' mud Gsnri~u.u

We wish 10 call attention 20 a. Flscher's
CHEMICAL Securing and Dyeing Establish
meDt, No. S06 q street. near 9th street Ry
promptly adopting The latest Improvements,
whether OF American or European Invention
he is enabled 10 do bis work in n manner not
to be equsled by those not possessing these
faculties. HIS cleansing aud dyeing Ladies'
and Gents Suits are, in fact, the cheapest in
the city on account of his superior work
Give him cali-SO6 q street. Punciuality
guaranteed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-03

THE Law OF CAUSE AND EFFECT is i'm
mutable. You don't ned TO go to meta
ply sizes for it. Try D0oley'S Yeast PO.UdeT,
and If after luxurating in the superb results
you ever use any Other afterwards. you NAV
rereat with Shakespeare's Dogberry, " Write
me dow n an ass"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-03

- The telephone aud educated fieas have
got over 10 London.
rs The Iowa Changers are after a repeal of
their own freight laws. "a
Ihomas II. Greevy, democrat. was
day, by thirty majority.
n|The New Orleans Picay,u,e, saws that
"tf some OF the strikers would strike ths
earth with hoes they might gain bread.D
@-"A coloret barber fs candidate for as
socfate Judge of Lawrence county Pa. Ifhe
gets In IL will be by close shave."-(New
Orleans Picayune.
~ Says the Savannah Ne,ps: 0The boot.
blacks OF Augusta have organized q strike.
they want ten cents q boot or will shine fwn
ior nneen cents. The capitalists are sinh
born and win not yield to the demand.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-03

Bull DING ASSoCIATIoN.-At the thirty
fifth meeting of the First Washington Co
cperativd Association last night 81 900 were
sold at leo premium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-03
COLDS HEATING APPARATUS.

We are the Manufactursrs q
GOLD WARN AIR FURMAC20,
1aN0 T. 6teUss and ss,Q,sest5oNohN ~ -
u We.
ICY nd - IL thing ttsssf, an1 tahs Q -
~OHAND1LI1l0 ~ aAS-RIX3UBl8 u
ss.ae Id 3ssees ssS = S Ss:s ~.
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1NCARCERATING A SANE MAN IN THE
fOUG HKEEPsIE ASYLUM Excitement was
created in LansiDgburgh, n. Y. on Satur-
day night, by The attempt of Keeper Pell of
the Hudson River Hospital for Insane in
POUghkeepsie, TO take 10 that Institution one
Hiram Ii. Wilson. who is well connected in
The village, and who has been boarding i'm
the Phoenix hotel for several days. Mr. VIII
son was visiting some of his friends when
the keeper arrived, but on his return TO the
MOTEL was placed under arrest, the keeper
ayeTring that he had escaped from the asv-
lum. His friends were Immediately ad vi sch
OF The arrest. and declaring Mr.. Wilson's
SANITY, lhey TOOK measures 10 secure his re-
lease. Mr.. Wilson was formerly q large
hotei proprietor at Bolton, on Lake George
he says that financial embarraSsrlents are
al The bottom of the proceedings. Properly
10 The amount of 80 900 is involved in q Suit
IONS nave resorted to this sUbterfuge to keen
nm out OF the way until the twenty DAYS for
putting IN an answer shall have elapSed
On Monday, the 10th inst. he was arrested at
MS nome upon a precept from q Warren
Couiiy indge, and taken twenty miles to
Giel 5 Falls, where he was placed i'm n cell
OF 'he lookup. after which he was taken be-
lore ibis Judge, and, without n prssance OF
cSamina ION, edlUdeed insane. He was i'm
IneclatsiF haLGcuffcd, and before night of
me same day was incarcsrated in the Hui-
son River Asylum for the Insane Here ne
was given the full liberty of the asylum aui
grounds, the physicians thus tacitlv admit
ing that re was perfectly sane but as DR.
tltNeiahd, Tue superintendent, was absent
lie could Lot be discharged. After abOut a
week. Mr.. Wilson escaped. He is an ahls
newspaper correspondent and well versed in
law Troy Wing.
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The official board of the Central NJ. F..
church OF Norwich, has voted a three weeks
gentleman thanked them for their kindness
mus expressed, but positively declined to
take any vacation "while he had strength
and SO long as the devil was at liberty and
at work with q will to waste and destroy,n
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COAL OIL-The Scranton (Pa.) Rep,lbt-
can prints these figures: "Few persons are
aware OF the immense development made by
The coal oil trade or the large amount OF cap
ital invested I'm II. The principal expendi-
lures are caused by the digging of wells emily
PORTION of which yield remunerative re-
suits. II has been computed by eminent en-
gineers well acquainted with the trade that
dug in Penusy lvania and West Virginia, al
an aggregate cost of Sl92 100000. They have
yielded about IS eco, 600 barrels OF oil. valued
al The wells al 5000 100000, or 500, 600 Goo al
Inc Sc aboard. These figures show how yalu-
able this deposit has been 10 the state, and
how the railroads OF the country have been
benetfed by transporting these vast sup
plies.'s
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Washington, August 3.

BUILDING PERMITS issued by the inspec-
tor of buildings Thomas Burns, construct
two brick dwellings, q, between 14th and 18TH
streets northwest; $3.50. Betsy Miller,
raise ard repair two frame dwellings, 2lst,
between j. and NJ streets northwest; $500.
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS
SsN8ERS.
The Steamer ARROW, Capt. Frank HOllingshesd,
stne oniy boa allowed TO land psssen- r.
gers at Mount Vernon wharf Pas EkSN
eengers taking this steamer hich is uz1nlz1ndnh
Connected with the Ladies' Mount Vernon lssOcia-
other lines.
Round trip, 81, including admission to Mansion
and Grounds.
steamer leaves 9TH street wharf daily Sunday en-
cepted,i a. o g. m !. and returns shout D. m.
J. MICH. NGsWORTH,
suPt Ladies Mount Vernon BEEocistion.
HRaNh H0LLISGSHEAD. Str. Arrow leI6 Sru
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HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers.
ana those who have been dosed, drugged
and quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Relts
ehectually cure premature debility, weak
ness, and decay. Book aud Journal, with
lnior nation worth thousands, mailed frae
Address Pulvermacher Galvanic Co, New
York City. 6IsdSk1y
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SEAL brown, navy blue, and black lawns,
with pink. blue, brown figure lace, stripe
white gOC is, black cashmeres, black al
paCGs, black silks, summer silks, bunting,
at CARERS, IG1 Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-03

Is 1T WORTH WHILE to endure penal tor
lure after every meal, when indigestion can
be Immediately relieved and permanently
cured by So agreeable a remedy as Rostef-
ter's Stomach BifeTSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-03

a SKIN LIKE MONUMENTAL AIARAs
TER may be attained by using GIeym's Sal
ptur Soap, which does away with the recek
SHY for sulphur BATHS. Try IL, lalies. IL is
genuine beautifier and very economical.
HINT TO THOSE PREMATCRELY GRAY
Use LftU = mar Dge. coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-03

E|It has been inferred that Dryden WASN'T
opposed 70 sherry cobbler, from a remark
he once made-"Straws may be made the
instrument OF happiness"
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STySCGRAPHY ANEcEssITY.-At an cx-
amir alton before Register ketchum, IN New
York, in the matter of the bankruptcy OF
Daniel Frey, Isidor Frey and Jacob l.. Haas,
counsel !Cr the assignee proceeded To axe
down the examination by a stenOgrapher,
where upon counsel for the bankrupts OBJ
tecIed to the proceeding, unless counsel for
TIE assignee would supply him with a copy
gratis, on the ground that the register is
obliged 10 have the dispositions taken in
common writiDg, so that the counsel might
see clearly the question and answer in order
% cor duct cross examination. The regis
ter oveTIUled The objection, holding that the
art OF swift writing was too valuable to BE-
parted with, ard that the question presented
was substantially If any party may al his
compel common writing. Counsel for the
bankrupis objected to the decision Of the
register. and the question was certified 10 the
United States district court. Judge Batch
ford concurred IN the opinion of the register.
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BIG MINING KINGs.-The richest mining
firm in the world is that OF MessrS. Flood
OBrien, Mackey * Fair, in California
Their interest In two Bonanza mines, al the
present depressed prices, cannot be less, il is
said, than S23 10000. They own the Bank of
Nevada, with paid-u capital of : 10, 900 900,
and reserve fund OF -, 900 900. They are
reputed 10 own $4,000 600 in United States
bonds. Their real estate and other pror erfy
in sight cannot be worth less than S3 ,G0O. geo
Besides these investments they OWE a con-
trolling interest in several other miTes. 1t
is estimated that the entire assets Of the 2
four men would amount 10 SiO0 900 900. Next
il order of wealth among C8lifOrnians come
the four principal owners OF the Central Pa
ciiic railroad and the other connecting roads
of California Stamford, Huntington, Crocke
and Hopkins. These men are the largest
owners Of railroad property in the world.
Most OF this property is encountered by the
issue Of mortgage bonds; but il is supposed
that tGese four men have a clear margin OF
SJCCC00OO- Besides railroad property they
own great deal OF land, town sites, alter
rate sections, country seats, city real estate
and so on. 1t IS said that they are worth
twelve and a half millions apiece. Pros
! eciiveiv they are worth MORE EfchyaOe