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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-28

There ought to be a lightning rod invented
that would ward off donation party. Mil
waukee Sun.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-28

The Western papers have thrilling tale of
"a Boys Ride with Panther We haven t
read it yet, but presume the boy was an inside
passenger most of the tide.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-28

On gar1en wall we hear the waul
OF knightly cat by night;
To him the hymn he huns to hear
And darkness Is delight
But ah, that he'd will not be heard
When our big guns begun
To blaze its blows, and throws its throes--
Those yellers will be dun.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-28
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
Published every day Sundays excepted by the
PORTLAND PU LISTING co.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS

AT 1O9 EXCHANGE ST., PORTLAND.
TERMS Eight Dollars Year. To mail subscribers
Seven Dollars Year If paid in advance.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-28

"Eugenia. Eugenia, will you still insist on
wearing the hair of another woman upon your
head?" "Alphonse. Alphonse, do you still
insist upon wearing the skin of another calf
upon yOur feet?"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-28

THE BOSTON GIRL RETORTS,
Scene, street In Boston. Euter q gentleman
and VI ung lady, meetiug:-
"Oh! where are you going. my pretty maid?n
I'm going to the lectuIe, sir" size said,
"May go with you, my pretty maid?"
"The subject won't interest you," she said.
"Oh! what is that subject, my pretty naid?"
"The final extinction OF man." she said.
Chicago Tribune.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-28

Adem and Eve only began to live appley
when they got into their trouble .-Hawkeye.
They lived cherrily as pair long before the
apple was mentioned. d.-Com mercal Bulletin.
But they finally got snaked and shook out a
pair of dice.-Boston Post And served 'em
right for they were a haughty pair and
peached on each other.-S6merset Reporter.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REIGNOF TERROR AMONG THE CLOTHIERS

pavoua a dOuht the weather the past two months
u,.s Soa,, most disastrous O
,.a.'s Thonsands and thousands y worth
n".S piled
sh0uia nav bee sold and worn weeks this; TO
sIsSs m : FOR PROFIT N o. OnI
), great surplus 10 be carried
Hgygs Is sa
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-28

How to rise early: Resolve you will, take
long breath, kick off the clothes, and make a
bound for the middle of the room, cold or no
cold. Another: The man who resolves on the
subjects lost. The only way is to q1it think
ing and kick off the cover. And finally: All
wrong. The best way is to be 80 rich that you
can afford to remain right there until the
weather warns up.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-11-28

Nv change of style and of the money which
they represent I'm view of these facts which must be
apparent all, now pTOp0s to introduce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-17
Condensed Locals.

street lamps viii be lighted at $50 p. m. and
extiDguished at 1910 p. m.
The Grand jury yesterday indicted John Mae
Williams for burglary and larceny
The schooner Ella, Capt. e. II. Pendleton, ar
rived yesterday afternoon with a cargo of
faiths from Bangor, Me. On the 18th inst. She
encountered gale, in which the larger part of
lie deck load was lost and she sprung a leak,
From j. &. Parker we have Scri6n@r,s HontLTy
and ~. Nicholas for November, and Frank
Lestse's illustrated Newspaper.
ABOUT l:l3 O'Clock this morning man named
kIey was found sick in Mount Vernon square
he was conveyed home by Officer Larrabe.
Tie convention i'm the interest of the assess
hent plan OF life insurance. at New Haven. was
q great success. Alex. Gardner, Of Washington,
has been chosen president. The next session
VIII be held III Washington, Oct. 18th. 1919.
Ann Williams. eol0red, was arrested in Alex
andria county last evening. and taken before
Justice Benz. Austin as an alleged lunatic. She
claims 10 DE resident of Washington, and for
merry owned by Richard Cromwell. of Anne
Arundel county. Maryland. The justice COM.
United her TO Jail. while efforts are being made
10 find her friends.
Mr.. Charles T. Tyler, the popular clerk at the
st. Mark hotel, died yesterday of bilious fever.
MI Tyler was son OF Capt. Tyler, formerly of
the Marine Corps.
From Jos. ShillingtOn we have Demorest's Mag-
aziAe Seminars H"Jthiy and st. Nicholas for No
veInbpT
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Last evening, between and 10 O'Clock, a
young woman named Elizabeth Cumberland
died at her fathers residence civilian Cumber-
iand), on ID street, near 14th street southwest.
She was quite a good looking and well formed
girl, eighteen years of age. Yesterday forenoon
She called at the drug store of Mr.. Gedney, on
18th street, south of Maryland avenue, and
asked for cents worth of arsenic, stating that
Der mother wanted it to kill rats, and she being
there sometime the druggist had no suspicion
OF anything wrong and half On ounce Of the
poison was put up promptly, the druggist COM
ply ing with the law by registering the fact Of
the sale, the purpose for which it was to be
used, and marking it :'pOison, besides explain
ing TO her that it was deadly poison. Mr.. Ged-
ney jokingly said, 81 hope that you are not 60
ing to take it, and she lightly replied, .'Oh no.
am not ready to die yet" On her return home
she told her mother that she was going to take
a seidlitZ powder, which would do her good, and
mixing portion of the poison she took it. In
a little time she was deathly sick and then
stated what she had done. DTS. Carroll Nor
gan and BOarman were sent for and did every
thing in their power to save her. but without
avail, death ensuing about az O'Clock, as above
stated. She assigned no reason why she had
committed the act, and to a friend who had re-
Gently been much with her said she did not
know what impelled her TO take the poison. In
the neighbOrhoOd where she resided she was re-
garded as a strictly moral girl. Dr. Morgan
having certified that death was caused by ar
Senical poison, Dr. Patterson, the coroner, did
not hold an jnuUpSt
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GEORGETOWN.

DIED WITHOUT PHYSICIAN.-An infant child
of Mary Frances Chesley. colOred. living on 81 h,
between Market and Frederick streets, died on
Tuesday, without having had medical attend
ance. DR.. Kelly, the physician TO the poor,
claims in all these cases not TO have had any
notice.
place yesterday from Trinity church, Rev. Faith
er Ciampi officfating. The remains were inferred
Holy Rood cemetery.
THE BREAK in the canal at Charles Mill has
been repaired, and boats are expected to arrive
to-day.
PORT.-Entered, schooner James v. Brown
Patterson, from Bangor. with 920, 900 lathS for
Wheatly Bros. In the northeast gale of Satur-
day last she lost about 900 laths of the deck
Schooner Louise p. MalOy, Stetson. from Trim
dad. with 800 barrels of asphalt to L. V. Gui-
nand.
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THE SONG NEVER SUNG.

1.-THE signature 20 the following poem from the
Sotttera atlantic for October Will he recognized by
readers of THE STAR, as that Of an occasional con-
ributor of original verses of much sweetness and
power 10 its columns;
There's song 10 be sung IN the dying
Still hour of twilight. and only
To such are hopeless and lonely.
To sGch sad and heart-sore-
song to te sung lew and sVsee-ly
To such Us have yielded completely
To Goleful despair-tO those lylI2A,
foriorn with future 10 more.
lis song in whose magical measure
Must flow Gulcet so,ace for broken
And love haunted spirits awoke IN
The desoate realms OF past years
Mid tie ruins OF dreams song singing
Of heaTeu over he'll AID the spr.ngius
OF hope ,rom the ashes of pleasure
And jog from the anguish Of sears
II will never he sung. But when slowly
The sun sinks to rest leaving splendid
The highway to God, where have wendell
The lost cf your lives, you may hear
From some fading cloud isle song that
Your sorrow has 1onged for long that
You sink with emotion too holy
For all the sweet strength Of a tear.
JOHN HENRY bonner.
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT-.Judge Wytie.
Yesterday, John Jones alias George NARROW
tried for larceny OF horse valued at $50 the
property OF Carlisle p. Patterson, on September
10, 1875; verdict not guilty.
To-day, Geo. Williams alias HalStead; lar
ceny; second offence; guilty with recommen-
dation to mercy. Lewis Frazier, resisting OIL
Ger Fitzgerald; jury ont. Eliza A. Mcdonald
assault with intent to kill Sallie Johnson, was
convicted Of simple assault and sentenced to
jail for three months.
PROBATE CoURT-Judge DIN.
Yesterday, the last will and testament and
codicil OF A. B. Cate, deceased, was admitted to
ceased; additional bond Of $500 filed. Elizabeth
Minor, guardian; first and final account ap-
proved and passed.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
To-day, Richard NJ. Thompson, of Tennessee;
Jas. NJ. Buchanan, jr., of Maryland, and Jack
Brown, OF Georgia, were admitted to the bar.
Robertson agt. Pickrell; judgment below at
rmed appeal to the supreme Court OF the
pany; argument concluded and case submitted.
Huber agt. Tueber; on hearing.
POLICE C6uRT-Judge Shell.
To-day, Henry Wallace, assault ON John West;
S. or 20 days. Daniel Buckner, assault on ROD
ert Gilman; s.. Noah johnson, assault on Ed
ward Johnson; 500 OF 30 days in jail. VIM.
Blanket, larceny of an apple worth three cents
from fruit stand; S. He was also charged
with petit larceny in another case, and was SEN
fenced TO the reform school. AdOlph kenZing,
assault on Jacob Burkhardt; Sc. John Brown,
profane; S. Phillis Smith, vagrancy-a chronic
case. She was lectured by the court, who ex-
planned that, although she may have home,
She by her conduct might yet be vagrant. He
released her on her personal recOgniZance and a
promise to so home and live right. Hannah
Lane, assault on Christiana Arthur with a
knife, cutting her in the breast Chrtstiana teS-
titled that Hannah came to her house and
abused her. and when she put her out Hannah
drew a knife and cut her three times; $50 or 81
days in jail. Frank Luber, disorderiy; S.. Bar
thOlOmew Buckley, a soldier, profanity, s.
Mollie Johnson vagrancy and prostitution, wa
sent down. Henry Wallace, profanity; s. or II
days. Joseph Connolly, indecent exposure; s
OF Is days.
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eB-J John j. Toner, supervisor Of election at
New York, has been held in $3.50 bail for re-
fusing to perform the duties OF his office.
eB-The Milan cremation society has, since
January, 1876, burned % bodies.
eE Janzon, an engineer OF Stockholm, has
found means to apply the telephone to divers.
eB-The Detroit cricketers scored lis In their
two innings to 1sl by the Australians In oae
inning
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District Government Affairs,

INSPECTING THE POLICE STATIONS.
Engineer Commissioners Twining made q
tour of inspection Of the police precinct station
houses after midnight last night, visiting them
all. AT Police Headquarters, Acting Lieut.. Ar
mold joined him, and after the round had been
taken Major Twining expressed himself well
pleased with the good order in which he found
everything connected with the police depart
ment. He was pleased to find SO few trampS in
for lodgings, and thought it indicated that most
OF this class hereabOutS have found employ
ment OF some kind, thus doing away with the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-17

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.-We are
glad to learn OF the increasing prosperity which
waits on the Law school OF the Columbia Uni
verSity. The classes this year, we understand;
are unusually large, and have already necessi-
tated an addition to the usual accommodations
to the school for seating the students. Pro-
fesSOrS Cox and Maury cannot fail to find in
this fact a gratifying tribute to their learning
and zeal,
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AlllIVSeVnenfS Etc.

NATIONAL THEATER.-The combination bill Al
the National this evening. POcahontaS" and
j any l.ind"-will furnish an entertainment
OF unusual excellence. PocahontaS. an eXtraVa-
gaGza. IS very enjoyable especially when well
presented, as il will be tonight s.,Tenny Lind "
musical farce was given here last season by
MI. forGS company with marked success In
..P0cah0ntdS' Mr.. George Denham will pnact
the role OF POwhatan; Mrs Ford that of can
tain John smith, and Miss DetchoD that OF Po
cahOntas.
LINCOLS HALL.-The following ladies and GEN
liefnen have volunteered their services TO Miss
Eva Mills on the occasion Of her benefit, which
takes place at Lincoln Hall tomorrow night
Mrs. II. G. sherman, Miss Jennie True Miss
Mr.. samuel G. Young, Mr. Theodore Waiter
son, Mr.. w. A. Widney, Mr.. Z. b. Hay, and Prof
Waldecker. A feature of the programme will
be the presentation OF the second act OF Flo
tOwS beautiful opera OF MARTHA with the
following cast :-Henrietta, Miss Eva Mills:
Nancy, Mrs. ii. {. sherman; Lionel, Mr.. John
o. Pugh; Plunkett, Mr.. S. G. Young.
TAILMADGE HALL-COl. DeAhna will deliver
his lecture on civil service reform at Tallmadge
Hail this evening, giving an account OF his
luncheon with the President and what came OF
IL. The lecture viii be spicy.
CARROLL. 1NsTITUTE.-A lecture will be de-
HNefed before Carroll Institute this evening by
Dr.. j. Webb Rogers: subject: 1.-The Catholic
giving civil polity and jurisprudence TO Ameri-
ca Nj. Ralph Jefferson having resigned the
presidency OF the Institute, an election to I'LL
the vacancy will be held this evening"
ODD FELLOWS HALL-Wyman, the old time
preStfdigateuf and yentriioQuist, is at Odd Eel
lows Hall. He win give one of his excellent
entertainments this evening He also appears
Friday night and gives Saturday matinee Ad-
mission, % cents.
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KILLED BY BEING RUN OyER.-Yesterday after

KILLED BY BEING RUN enthusiastically after
noon Dr.. Patterson, the coroner commenced an
death, it is alleged, was caused by being run
over by wagon driver named Andrew Beckett,
cOlOred, On the 5th instant, near the Center
AFTERNOON The autopsy Showed that the im f
diate cause Of death was injuries to the head,
causing compression OF the brain.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amuseme nts. &C.. Tonight.

sNSss
NdffofiGt Ih1dfer.-''PocahOntaS' and Jenny
ILd.
TheGter CoD,jqwe.-Drama and varieties.
TaiIntaoge H0R.-D'Ahnas lecture.
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CITY ITEMS.

JOHNS Restaurant fried oysters 25c per
dOz. in a box, corner 18th and ID SITS.
RHEUMATISM can be cured permanently by the
use OF Durang's Rheumatic Remedy. 1t never
fails.
Headache Spccifc
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SANITARY ISSPECTIoN.-Dr TOwnshend the
health officer yesterday made an inspection OF
Becketts grave y ard in the eastern part OF the
city, in which il had been reported that several
bodies had been buried in one grave. number
Hf graves We're examined. and no coffin was
found less than 81 feet below the surface
DIR. Townshend was also examining yesterday
the stands at the teTmini OF the street railroads
and he found that in most instances the places
We're kept clean and that chloride OF lime had
been uSed-an article which has the effect OF
setting the ammonia free-and gave directions
that sulphate OF iron or some other disinfectaut
be used Instead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-17

CARPETS, CARPETs.- Ingram carpets, new
styles Just opened, sac, Soc. 61c.; twO-ply car
pets at I5c; Brussels, cheap; floor oilcl0thS. all
widths; blankets. SO. $3.50, So. $3.50, 81, S and
up per pair; bed comforts, from sc. Noting
ham lace. TOwsOn's, $50 Pennsylvania avenue
Acct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-17

A YOUNG GIRL MISSING. - The New York
Tribune OF yesterday says: Charles Werner. OF
washington, came to the police central Office
sunday IN search OF information regarding his
little sister Lena, aged eleven, who has been
with Brooklyn lady named MIS-. Wallack and
she disappeared suddenly one evening lust
before the family was about to go to bed. The
been able to gain any trace OF the missing GIRL.
She was pretty and slender, with light hair and
blue eyes She spoke with slight German ac-
cent
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows: ]
4. Lyon TO Allen LomaS, lot ., SO. 40; $780, j. E.
Norris. trustee TO Emma j. Buchly and ii. o.
Towles, trustees. lot &, ST. sis; s.. Mary Mar
tin et al, 10 j. w. TOISOn, lots PAL and 242 in
rniOntOwn; s.. Christine Schmidt, eXecutrix
TO Charles Bawmann, lot 5, SO. AZ; S410S5
Mary Z. Hall 10 II. ID. Ruffin lin tr1lst), lots Al
and ~, 81. 1S3; s.. ID. Il. Grof 10 Susan o. Nc
cornell. lot 81. 81. So; s.. $50. l.. L. Pumphrey
10 HOratio King, lot s.. sx. 1876; 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-17

ATTENTION. is directed TO the sale OF furniture
at No. 1925 18th street, by Walter b. Williams q
Co, auctloneers, beginning at 10 a. m. to-mor-
rOw.-Adct.
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CATHOLICISM IN AMERICA.-The dispatch from
Rome that gin consequence OF report from Car
dinal McCloskey the Vatican is taking measures
for very considerable development OF CathOlf-
cism in America" the Rev. ID. McGlynn pastor
OF st. stephens Roman Catholic Church, i'm
New York, says is essentially improbable if not
absurd. The spread OF the Roman Catholic
church in America can only be gradual. 1t can
not be forced by any sudden measures. 1t must
result from the natural propagation OF the
faith, whether from the birth OF children OF
Roman Catholic parents, the immigration of
Roman Catholics or the conversion of nom
Roman Catholics. The church in America has
never ceased TO endeavOr to extend its circle OF
influence, which it believes to be for the good
CT those that are included in il. This il has
Gone mainly 10y the education OF young men for
the priesthood the establishment of new biSll-
oprics, but not before they are actually needed.
and the subdivision OF older ones. CndoubtedIy
Cardinal McClOSkey has had good news of the
church to communicate 10 the Vatican, but not
OF character to justify this telegram.
sr-Rev. II. II. Hayden has been indicted al
Madison Conn.,, for the murder, in the first de-
gree, OF Mary Stannard.
eS An Indian instruction against the white
settlers on PUgetS Sound, Washington Terri
tory, is apprehended
gs The London Times no longer spells do
ceSe 50 dOceSS,' but il does speak, in big head
ing, OF the " equinOXial tides
YEA young lady of Campbell county. Ky.
challenges any man 10 play her game OF Gro
quet-Stakes, pair OF striped stockings.
"a Faber Sellers. druggist at PottStown.
Pa, fell suddenly from his chair one day last
week and died instantly, Just as in the same
store his partner, DR.. Van Buskfrk, had fallen
and died four years before.
cEThe PTOteStantS OF Cayuga. Ont united
last week with the Catholics to present an adj
dress and purse OF money to the parish priest,
Father Wadel, who was about to leave for
new field OF labor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-17

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to BIZ
chanan Fadgett and Arabella Lockard; Charles
ID. LippincOtt and Rebecca l.. Reeves; James
stafford and Katherine Morrow; Roman +.
Reach and Eleanor w. Wright; Columbus War
field and Alice Beale; David Champion and Liz
zie Burkell; Eugene A. OConner and Florence
L. Hayes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-17

RESIDENTS OF WASHINGTON who eontamnIate
furnishing or making additions in the hest " veS
and qualities OF furniture, dTaperfes etc will
md the establishment OF p. Hanson Hiss & co
OF Baltimore, advertised in another column
wei worth visiting. The high character of This
house IS guaranty that all promises viii be
fulfilled
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GLOW EXCLUSIVELY WHITE YOUR HANDS ARE.
Georgia" my dear Carrie. l always use j. q
E. Atkinson's A lnond Meal after sewing or eX-
poSure to the SUM-
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OUR EDUCATIONAL EXHIBIT AT PARASITIC
London school board has asked that the Ameri-
can educational exhibit at Paris may be do
mated 10 them as the beginning of an educa-
tiOnal museum. The acting minister OF public
education in Japan writes 10 the u. ). Commits
S1oner Of Education. expressing his qualification
Thar the United states presented such an edu-
rational exhibition AT Paris. and expresses be-
lief that it will do good in Janan
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CL0AKs, CLoAKS, CLoAKS.-The very latest
style, the cheapest and best auality beaver
cioaks IN " washington. prices from 1ive dollars
10 ,nlrIy collars at CaFters al Market space,
Inc popular cash dry goods store. Trimming
SelyetS. s1-15 81 $50 toiorpd silks EYER
coiof ana every shade. Atwood cloth for boys'
wear, soc. Best yard-wide bed ticking made
&c. La0les wool vests. soc. 10 s2.5O-idrt
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ALL-wooI. black cashmeres, double width. so
cents; new tall dress goods, ~, Is, 90 and %
cents; boys cassimereS, 81, so, 60 cents; water
proof cloths, all colors; white wool fiannels, IL.
Is, Is and % cents; allwOOl red twilled fiannelS
30, 25, 80 cents; bed comforts, IS cents and up:
large double white blankets, So per pair and
up, at TowSon's, 6S6 Pennsylvania avenue
nrf
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GREAT "ATTRACTIoN.--Friedo oysters Is cts.
dCz. 10 box; Sehwing & Clarke's, 9TH and G.-Adut,
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The Weather.

The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER)
WASHINGTON. Oct. Il. 1873.
fOr New England and the middle Atlantic
states, increasing ciOUdineSS. followed by rain
warm Southwesterly veering 20 cooler westerly
WHO'S, falling, generally followed by rising
Barometer.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
The folioWin is the readings OF the thermom-
e,ef az the Signal Office during The day: am.
"a; '-S5 a. m. Co; ~ midday, I6o; las p. M,
IT.; maximum, 80: minimum, 80.
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The GRAND JURY this morning started to
visit the rifle range at BenningS, on the line OF
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad, the shoot
branch, and viii also inspect the jail and other
institutions.
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SEE NOTICE of Father jenkins, Of st. AlOySius
church, In advertising columns,
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B. II. WARNER has always on hand money to
loan on good real estate security in the District
Of COlylmhia -Adpf
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TIE SALE at Hamilton's stin continues. To-
materials with many other goods ton numerous
TO mention. and as is usually kept In such an
elegant stock as has at all times been kept Ia
this business. ~~ ASFS -
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AN ELEGANT IMITATION Of the Glove Fitting
Corset Oh COntfile; previous price $3.50; and for
the reason not to come in contact with ThOmD-
sons Glove Fitting COrSetS they are offered for
sale at 65 cents, at Chas Baum's 405 9Th ST.
fIrf