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A will Doubly Contested.
A FEMALE CLAIMANT AND THB UNITED STATES
FILE CAVEATS

a S1-A1hANA AM IRB UNITED STATES
FILE CAVEATS.
Some weeks since the will OF Henry Rochat,
former well known resident of the ives. end.
was filed for probate in the Probate Court of the
District. He bequeathed to Jennie Gross $50,
Margaret Luchessl 500, Josephine Caldwell
$l0e. George w. Salter, gold watch and chain;
looks &C. his dwe S ss
avene; Henry Niblo, nephew OF hts late wife, all
his real property and the remainder Of his per-
sonal estate. and nominated P. A. Byrne as exec
utor. Yesterday MessrS Elliot and Robinson for
Mrs. Caldwell, 1led acaveat against the probate
OF the VIII, Stating that at the time Of signing
SAID paper ne was not Of sound mind and under.
stanolng, capable OF executing a valid deed or
contract; that he was suffering from disease
known as delirium tremens and he left no prop.
erty OF great value other than part of lot is,
square a; that she Is first cousin, and under
or portion thereof. District Attorney Corkhiil'
also for the United States, filed a caveat. stat.
Ing That said paper ought not to be admitted
10 probate because Rochat did not sign the
same; that at the time he was not of sound and
dlsposing mind; that prior to the time he was
suffering from delrium tremens and unable to
make valid deed or contract, and he leaving no
widow or heirs capable of inheriting the prop
erty, 1t goes to the United States.
BUILDING AssoC1AT1oNs.-At the eighth reg
operative Building association 50. 800 was adj
vanoed at an average of S6 per cent
One more opportunity offered to subscribe for
STOCK OF the Serial Building association. See
notice in special notice" column.
MOUNT VERNON FEMALE SEMINARY.-In consa
queIce OF the severe injuries sustained by Mrs
J. Eddy Somers, principal of this excellent
school, from fall, the commencement exercises
were held In the parlors OF the seminary, on
Thursday, Sd inst. The graduating class con
Sadie Raab, of V1ncennes, Ind. and Annie Ken
nedy. Alice Noakes. Cora Walker and Mamie J.
Wheeler, OF this CITY, The highest honors OF
daughter of Rev. j. r. Wheeler. pastor OF
Waugh NJ. E. church. The diplomas were pre-
sented by Hon. John 4. Morgan, Senator from
Alabama, In neat speech. Mrs. Somers was
able to be present during the exercises, though
still suffering from her recent accident and In
a few words to the class regretted greatly that
she had been compelled to have the exercises in
by her physician to subject herself to the labor
and excitement OF public commencement
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GEORGETOWN.

DEATHs.-Mrs. Louisa F. Hopkins, relict of the
late George Hopkins, died at the residence of
her brother, Mr.. George Wunder, in Virginia.
yesterday. aged a. years. Mrs Bradt, wife OF
MI: A. II. Bradt. of this place. died at her late
residence yesterday after long illness.
GRAIN. - Arrivals Boat Ruby. with 1000
bushels of wheat: boat Farmers Friend. with
1900 bushels Of corn and 900 do wheat,
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CHARGE OF STARVING HIS CREw.-Captaia s.
T. Parole, OF the schooner Sallie Coursey, from
Wilmington. Del. was arrested yesterday and
taken before nited States Commissioner Mills
on warrant sworn out by John II. Mulligan.
one OF the crew, charging the captain With
starving his men. Mr. Mills postponed the hear
Ing Till this afternoon. taking bond In 500 for
me captains appearance, TIE latter says that
the men refused to unload the cargo, and he
3nered them plenty TO eat il they would do
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Whites
ANTI RHEUMATIC PILLS,

ANTI RHEUMATIC PILLS.
A radical cure for rheumatism and Gout in
an tnelr forms. Cures 1nfammatory Rheuma-
| t1Sm both acute and chronic and all painful
a11ectonS or the bones and joints; removes ali
accommodations In and around the joints, such
cine ana the surest In It's results ever offered to
the PUBIC VIII cure any case, no matter how
severe or OF how long stan ing.
II you are beginning to suffer with Rbeuma-
tlsm. and would prevent its getting stronger
hold on you,
TAKE WHITES ANTI RHEUMATIC PILLS.
II you have an occasional attack of Rbeuma-
t1sm and would have 1t thoroughly eradicated
pain for short time,
TAKE WHITES ANTI RHEUMATIC PILLS.
have tried other remedies until Disguised, and
Wish 10 De again well man or woman
TAKE WHITES ANTI-RHEUMATIC PILLS
If you have been a sufferer from Old Chronic
rheumatism, that has left you With bent limbs
and stlffened JOINTS
TAKE wHIT1LE's ANTI RHEUMATIC PILLS,
PRICE ONLY 50 CENTS.
For sale by e.! druggists
JOHN l. WHITTLE, PHARMACEUTIsT,
corner Lexington and Fremont streets,
BALTIMORE.
Mems and Boys Straw BATS.
NICE assortment OF Gent 5 flne Straw Haas,
The best Dollar Hats to be found anywhere:
Splendid stock of Young Mems Nobby Hats;
Boys and Children's White, Tan Colored and
Mixed Straw Hats for dress and school wear, a
large line, at Popular Prices, 25 80, 75c, 81, at
LEWIS, 920 1th street northwest.
IF SUCCESS be the true test of merit. it Is GER
talnly settled fact that "Bi'OtCRs Bronchial
Tf0cheS" have no equal for the prompt relief OF
Coughs, Colds and Throat troubles. 60
"Save Your Hair.' keep 1t Beautiful
London Hair ReStorer" InsureS new growth,
London Hair ReStOrer' Restores the color.
London Hair Restorer' Exquisite dressing.
London Hair ReStorer." The only cleanly and
London Hair KeStOrer." effectual Hair ReStorer
London Hair ReStorer." in the market. Not dye
A toilet luxury, entirely free from all ObnoXi-
GUS or unpleasant odors Price 15c. At all
druggists.
stott & Cromwell. wholesale agents, Wash
ington.
FROM THE Hon. E. q. LAPHAM.-To DR.. ron
Mo$ctztShff, 6i9 Nineteenth 81. u. fC.: Dear Sir
Your treatment OF my son for chronic affection
OF the throat and nasal organs. from which he
has suffered from childhood, has been with very
satisfactory result. E. q. LAPaAM.
WASHINGTON, June 2, 1880.
SEIEEY MRN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking Gesh, vital, brain, or nerve force; uSt
"WeIeS Health Rene'oeT." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline
&c. s., at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street,
N. Z, and for " ashington at $50 Penna avenue.
"ALDERNEY WAGONS. -Fresh,alderney butter
churned every morning, and delivered In Is lbs
"Ward" prints, 35c. per ID. Also, cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk sc. per OF.
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iNDlCTNENTs.-The grand jury yesterday pre-
sehled indictments against Seth A. Terry, EN-
Scott, forgery; John j. B0gue, e1nbeZZlement:
James Call, robbery, and dismissed John C.
MILK, charged with taking letter from the
house H 81 Representatives post Office directed to
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CUTICU RA
Blood and Skin Remedies,

The publication Of the Vita, Fluids of foul cor
ruptlons and inherited humors is the first step il
the treatment of Chronic Diseases of the Blood,
SKIN and Scalp. with Loss Of hair. No remedies in
the world OF medicine are so sure to cure as the
CUT1CURA REMEDIES. The CUTICURA REsoLvEST
is searching blood purifier, absorbent and tonic
nVlgorant, while no external applications can pos
sibly equal the CUTICURA, Medicinal Jelly anc
the CU1IcuRA SOAPS, prepared from it, for cleans
Nursery, and for Shaving.
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MEssRs WEEKS L POTTER: GentLemea.-For the
benefit of the world wish to make this statement
/ have been afflicted with skin disease for about
five years. and have tried almost everything that
could hear of without any relief whatever, until J
saw your CuIIcURA REMEDIES advertised, and
them about six weeks until was entirely WELL but
before commenced using them. my face, breast
ard back were almost solid scab, and I often
scratched the blood from my body. I am now en-
tirely well and think your CUrICURA REMEDIES are
the best for skin diseases that ever were brought
before the public
Very gratefully yours, +. ". FOX,
CADDO, IND. TER, Feb. II, 1873.
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REAL ESTATE Satisfactorily Messrs. Dun
CaIson BROS, sold for Daniel E. Cahill trustee.
VI iot no square No. 49, fronting so feet On
hCrth street. between 81 and Sd streets east
having depth OF 100, feet improved by two
!Wostory brick dwellings. subject to deed of
tTust OF soZ2 TO day OF sale, for 81 40 to Frank
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District Government Affairs.

ANALYSES OF PUMP WATERS.
District Chemist De Smedt has made
analysis Of water from the following
pumps: One On 9th street and New York
avenue, which he reports as ''usable
Water;' one corner NJ and Madison streets
which Is good water" one corner 10th street
and Rhode Island avenue, 'unfit for drinking
purposes" one on New York avenue, between
lIth and 18th streets, which is "gOod water;
L street and Vermont avenue ''good water, =
and on corner 9th and T streets northeast, which
is good water"
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Wei DE Meyers Catarrh Cure-sn ALSO.
iate cure-is sold by Druggists, and delivered 70
any address, at S1.5O. DIR. Wei DE Meyers
treatise mailed free to anybody. ID. Ii. Dewey
& Co.. Agents, 40 pey ST.. NY.
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PERSONS who have never tried the process of
superheated steam carpet cleaning at Chaces.
next TO City p. o., should give it trial to con-
vince themselves of It's superiority. +
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LAWNS.
T INEN

7 1NEN LAWNS.
100 styles Linen lawns, &c.
100 sty les JacOnet Lawns, yard wide, 10c.
800 styles Organdy Lawns, yard wide, 125ae.
LAWNS IN PLAIN COLORS.
Cream, Lavender, French Blue, Pink, etc.
l0O doz. Balbriggan HOSE. Silk Clicked, regular
made, 25c.
MATTING-PLAIN AND FANCY.
Fresh supply, from II, 20, 25c.
Androscoggin COTTON, best make lOc
SUNNI or SILKS. all styles, 45c.
silk Damasse GRENADINES.
LACE BUN rINGS, all colOrs.
Atwood Black CASHMERES, 45c.
Yard long all Linen TOWELS, lie.
SHEE1ING COTTON, % wide 26c.
Spring CASSIMERESf for Boys wear, Is, SO. 81, Soc
COTTONS and OHLio0Es At cd prices. ~1' 30
C. NJ. TOWSON,
e36 Pa. ave., South side,
JOS Near 7th St. NV.
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OUTICURA REMEDIES,

OUTICUR4 REMEDIES.
Original in Composition and Revolu-
tiOnary i'm Treatment,
Are prepared by WEEKS Il POTTER. Chemists anC
St., Toronto, Ont, and SNOW Hill, London, and
sold by all pruggists. Price OF CUIIoURA.
two and one half times the quantity of small.
81. REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle. UUTIcURA MEDICI-
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, is cents per cake; In
bars for BARRIERS and large consumers. 80 cents
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COTTAGE CHEESE, something nice: butternilk
wagons. Stop wagon and try.-Adrf.
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TEE LARGEST and handsomest soda fountain
In the United States Is at the Ebbitt House drug
store. Price Of soda, cents glasa-Adrt,
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LOCAL NEWS.

A second Edition
Of THE STAR will be issued at O'Clock this
evening containing all the news up to that hour.
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ttEGAST IHpekTrH BUTTONS. Russian, Breton
an q 'f0lfeo. idces at half former prices Three
@'7S, i: .iread gloves CSC (were Soc. a. Bro /
head 4 CO.. 5 Old stand 1905 F sr,-AGc
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CONNOLLY SALE OF SILKS from auction will
continue next week. Don't fail to see the bar
gains offered. +
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es- white woman named Sally Shinall dleG
at hamburg, S. c., yesterday, from the effects
that place.
Sc James Bowers, a farmer, was shot and
killed yesterday near Cincinnati by William
G een, The shooting grew out of dispute
about woman.
es William Wehmeyer the engra7er of the
counterfeit scrip OF the Philadelphia and Read
ing railroad company, was yesterday held for
trial in default of ball.
RS Daniel s. Lawson, book keeper. In the en-
ploy OF Daniel Mcleod Il Co.. merchants New
YORK. was found dead in his bed in the new
southern Hotel. In that city, Thursday morn .
Ing. He retired in an Intoxicated condition
and 1t IS supposed blew out the gas In his room.
and the escaping gas suffocated him.
ss AT the meeting of stockholders Of the New
YORK and Hudson Railroad company, in Al
bany, Thursday, the following directors were
elecIed: W. 81. Vanderbilt, w. X. Vanderbilt. P,
W: Vanderbilt, Augustus Schell, j. F. Burger
J: Fl. Rutter, j. P. Morgan, C. w. Field and S,
Humphrey.
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A WISH GRATIFIED.-The story RUS that
when Mr.. Geo. b. Roberts was young man he
was encouraged by a friend with the remark
that he might some day be President of the
United states. After meditattng moment he
answered: Il would much rather be president
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad company" Little
did he think then, as an humble civil engineer.
that his wish would be fulfilled.
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HowsoN's ICE CREAM, sl.25 gallon, at 1lOl
18th Street
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TIE FUNERAL OF the late Colonel j. C. Audan-
reid took place from 1o23 Vermont avenue yes
teIGay afternoon, large cOncOurSe OF friends
being present, Including many representatives
or the army and navy. The funeral arrange
ments We're under the management or Mr.. w K.
Spear. The body was laid in a state caSket
wrapped In a large American nag. and the
ehapeau and sword, with many floral dacora-
tons, laid on top. 10 the lid or the casket a
silver plate was attached. bearing the fnscrip-
i1On, Joseph Grain Audenreid. born November
8. 1889; died June 5, 1SSJ." The paIl-bearers
were Generals McCOOk, Poe and Breck and Col
onels Bacon. Lyford and Farquhar The cor
taSe proceeded 10 the Baltimore and Potomac
depot, escorted by battalion OF marines pre-
ceded oy the Marine band all In summer uni
form. The remains were sent TO Philadelphia
By the $40 train. and viii be forwarded 10 West
fOlnt for 1nterment. General Sherman accom-
panied the family OF the deceased to PhiIade,-
Phla-
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THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY co. Is
DRAWN IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF
KENTUCKY. NEXT DRAWING TAKES PLACE
IN PUBLIC AT CONVICTION, KY, ON WE'D
NESDAY.
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COLLINS,
Voltaic Plasters,

Instantly relieve Pain, Soreness and Weakness.
IF YOU VALUE YOUR EYESI&HT. get
u the best 81 GLASSES Of r. ii,
HEMP1ER the 0ptician. Pa. Az.
near ~ AD16.
PUNE STORAGE FOB FuRHTTE9TsNa .v.
ap2l.1y 010 L01laf0na oYo,
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Condensed Locals.


street lamps will be lighted at 7:45 pm. and
extinguished at 245 a m.
- A little boy named Willie Hnkle who lives at
No. AT New York avenue, was bitten In the
right hip. on the corner OF 9Th and M streets
northwest, yesterday, by dog owned by Mr.
William Stickney.
Mr. Robert j. Edelin,, citizen OF Alexandria
since 1912 and coach builder died I'm that CITY
Thursday In the SD year of his age. He was a
naive OF aShlngtOn, and lived here up to the
time OF his removal to Alexandria some years
ago.
MT. Oliver P. Johnson, Of Maryland was ad-
Mltttd 10 practice in the Supreme Court of the
District, yesterday, On motion OF Mr. L. q.
At the close Of the council of the Mount Yer
non Ladies' Association they passed resoll-
ton cOngratulatfng Colonel HOllingSwOrth the
superintendent, upon the prosperous condition
OF Mount Vernon, and publicly acknowledging
Dow largely this Is due to his skillful manage.
fnent and constant care. The years which pass
serve only TO confirm the confidence OF the re-
gent and vice-regents In his energy, fidelity aud
efficiency
The grand jury yesterday found an Indictment
against John j. BOgne OF Georgetown on the
charge Of ENLIGHTENMENT. It is charged that act
Ing as the agent or Robert E. Frey he sold a
special improvement certificate valued at $50
for siSOS, and appropriated the same to his own
use. "
To-day. at l O'Clock. a number of the public
school teachers OF the fourth district former
pupils of Mrs. Anidon. decorated her grave at
GIenW0Od cemetery. with flowers. The yOunp
ladies. teachers in the fourth district. have
nlade this duty yearly since the death Of Mrs.
Amidon.
COMMENCEMENT DRESS GoODs-India linens
dotted Swiss mlIslinS linen lawns white goods
IN great variety; summer silks 45 cents: silk
Damasse grenadines; fresh mattings all prices.
ToWson'S. 62G Pennsylvania avenue south side.
near 9TH street.-Adrt.
STREET CRIES NOT UNLAWFUL IF IN A MOD
ERATB I0NE.-This morning In the Police Court.
Jonn Edwards huckster, was charged with
iOud and botsterOus talking. This Is the first
case that has been before the court for Violating
The order Issued by the District Commissioner
prohibiting the hucksterS from crying their
wares on the street. Officer LOmbardy took the
stand and testifit that he arrested this man yes
ierOay at the corner or 18th and streets for crv
IN straw berries The court asked him If the
prisoner. In his crying, caused any disorder The
of1cer answered that he did not. The court re-
marked That he thought 1t would require an act
OF congress TO prevent these people from CRYING
thelr goods on the street. as Ii Is the custom for
them 10 do so all over the United States. He
also said that II they cried their goods In a mod
crate tone they would not be disturbed. bur If
Ihey cried them In a tone calculated to cause
disorder or disturb the people they could he
nned- The charge against Edwards was dis
missed, ~ ~
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,o LANpLORDs wanting good tenants and prom Ut
lElurns. eau on r. A. McIntire. 9Is F.-ATrI.
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One box OF Wei De Meyers oom.
Pound completely cured q member Of
my family of Catarrh. / cannot SNEAK too
strongly OF tlns wonderful medicine"
SAMUEL w. BENEDIoT, JR
~ WEST WARRINGTON SQuApR nv
For the benefit of Others desire TO ststa
that after suffering with ChrOnic e.
tRrrh for nearly thirty YEAR,. and
tallins IN obtaining relief by many prepara
IONS tried, two boxes of DIR. Wei TDs
Meyers Compoun have entirely cured
me-" MRS EMMA n HowTs
my wife was afflicted with terrible ia
tarrh Tor eighteen years. am happy To
inform you that she has been entirely
cured by only one package of Wei De
Meyers invaluable remedy"
JACOB SWARrz, JR., 200 Warren ST.,
Jersey City.
II have suffered for several years from
Oatarrh, and have tried many remedies with
cut benefit. have used one box of Wei DE
Meyers Compound and am radically
cured.' REV. O. Ii. TAYLOR,
140 Noble St, Brooklyn, n Y
Pastor Noble street Presbyterian Church).
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SUITS Enthusiastically, Messrs Cook *
t0le Tor GeO- ;. Ward entered suit against the
Washington and Georgetown railroad company
Tor Slo.ee0 damages Tor injuries which, he al
leSes. were Inflicted upon him near the Capitol
grOUEGs, New Jersey avenue and street on
the l4th OF June. 1879. when he was run over by
one OF tie cars or the company and his left arm
DrOkeD: The accident occurring. as he claims in
consequence or the negligence OF the agents OF
the company.
Messrs. Cook q Cole also entered suit for Chas
Dan1ord against Henry p. Baldwin for SO, 900
damages for injuries claimed 10 have been re-
celved IL February last by the careleSsness OF
The defendant In driving over the plaintiff al
The corner or and 18th streets,
Yesterday, Mr. JOS. c, Clayton for Edwin r.
tahOOle Fled petition before the Supreme
Court OF this District against the commissioned
OF patents and Samuel E. Tompkins. Claiming
10 be owner OF the rights OF an invention by
PoHtonuS Bouger for Improvement in sad!|6-
trees, AID praying the court TO aid him in the
enjoyment OF the right.
Yesterday, Mr.. II. Clay Jones by Mr.. B. F..
Leighton filed bin against the District TO en-
JOIN II from using the garbage depot, which rs
Claims he erected by direction or tt coyninis a.
oi'ei vs. Issued.
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COMMENCEMENT DRESS GoODs.-India linens
dotted Swiss muslins linen lawns white goods
In great variety: summer silks As cents: silk
Damasse grenadines; fresh mattings all prices
TOWs0n'S. 62G Pennsylvania avenue south side
near Ith street.-Adrt. -
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WANTS A DIvoRCE.-Charies S. Moore has. for
Jessie /. Winter, filed bill for divorce from
Joseph he W. II. Winter. They were married
III New York on November 23d. 1916, and lived
together Till December. 1871, when he, ft is
charged, deserted her. She asks permission also
20 resume her maiden name or Jessie Isabella
". BOYD.
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SKIN DISEASE,

4 severe case of five years. duration en-
tirely cured.
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CITY ITEMS.

In to 90 minutes LOditle'S Headache s0scfGc
cures the worst case
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Thos
Ross and Ella Barber; PaytOn Manning and
susan BallOck; ThOS- j. DggS and Flora Whit
ing; John T. Hutchinson and Maggie Mannion;
George W. Pundexter and Harriet TOwleS; Geo.
ii. k,dgway and Fannie Z. Mccoy; ChaS. Spen-
Ger aud Mary c. Gastall.
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TIE LEE WILLIAMS HoMlCIDE.-In the Crimi-
nal Court. Judge James, to-day. the trial OF Geo.
Lee Tor the murder OF Frank Williams On the
night OF December 3lst last was resumed The
case may get 10 the jury tonight.
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IHOkNES SUMNER GARDEN OPENS TONIGHT
Mr.. Thorne, whose management OF the New
York Avenue Summer Garden last year Is so
Ing the last month. completely metamorphosed
the lot In the rear OF Chamoerlin's Restaurant.
and VIII hold forth there during the heated
term with all the attractions, musical and other
wise, that can be obtained. separate entrance
for ladies has been constructed and, what with
flowers and fountains cleyeriy arranged gas
jets, and Schneiders Marine band, II viii dnnbtr
at-homes.
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c. NJ. TOWSON,
e3S Pa. ave., South side,
Near 7th St. NV.