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WEATHER REPORT.

Indications for the Next - Houis.
War Dept. Office Chief Signal Oficer,
Washington, ID. c., July 20.-l a. m.
For the New England and Middle States,
increasing cloudiness and rain, southerly
possibly veerng to westerly winds, stationary
or lower temperature and lower barometer
Caationary signals ordered at Woods Hole,
Boston, Portland and Eastport.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-20

m-7he largest stock of Trunks and Bags
in the city, at the corner store,
Phil p. GetcheiFs,
Cor Bridge and Water Sfs.
Nice Leather Trunks and Gram Leather
Baos speciality. Shani Straps and Bon
net Trunks Arrays on hand.
april2lt3m PHIL r. GETCHELL.
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iAarrifb.

Tn this c;tv. July Eth. by Rev Mr. Sterling. Mr.
Wiam Young to Miss Augusta N. Clement. soih
of Augusta: Mr. Fred n. Wellman of Pittston TO
Miss Jennie Buker of Richmond u.s
In Chine .July Il. by Chas. B. Stuart. Esq, Had
lev Keller TO Miss Ella NJ. Smell. both of China. d.
In Auburn, July "a, Mr.. Frank Luce OF Auburn 10
Miss Agnes NJ. Parks of Augusta Xc..
In PprtIsnd. july IL Andrew Hendrickson to MISS
Mary Peterson, both OF Portland a..
In Upper saltwater, July 10, Geo n. kicharos ~
Nellie e. Bartlett, both Of Orono
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AND COMMERCIAL
New York Monev Market.

Nkw YORK. July ~.
Money easy at ea.a on car and closed At ?. Prime
mercantile paper s-ais. Exchange steady at 4.sela
ass for long and tsi to si for short Governments
higher. State bonds dull. Railroad bonds active.
Stock market opened strong and buoyant, and under
a heavy purchasing movement the general list nd,
vanced ! to p. Speculation continued strong
till the I'd board, when there was reaction of to
!, which was however, partially recovered in final
d alings. and the msrkc, closed hrmer. Canada
Southern advanced per cent, and Denver 4 Rio
Grande e.
Transactions. :s5 900 shares.
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CANADA.
PERSONAL.

QrEREc, July IS. The cause of the unex-
pected return 20 England of the vice regal
party is the indisposition of Princess Louise.
the result of the accident last winter She
has been advised to visit Germany. after
which to remain some time in England before
returning to Canada. Leopold and sister
sail by steamship Polynesian, the 3lst.
Two Men Drowned.
OTTAWA. July 10. Two men were drowned
Yesterday by the capsizing of boat Two
companions were rescued.
ConkIiNg and Arthur.
BRocKvILLE, July 10. Conkling and
Arthur are stopping here, on their way te
Montreal and Quebec.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-20

DR.. w. B. Lapham of the Maine Farmer,
with his wife and daughter, left for Orono
yesterday afternoon. After short visit to
the State college they proceed to Woodstock,
and from thence to New Sweden to attend
the decennial celebration at that place on
FRIDAY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-20
The Wallace Committee.

The cross examination of Commissioner
Davenport took place to-day before the Wal
lace committee.
He was asked if he should arrest soldiers
at the coming election voting on 1865 papers.
He replied that he knew no law to protect
them above any other fraudulent voter. In
reference to the expenses of conducting his
office. witness said they had not been paid. as
the bill before Congress had not passed.
Senator Wallace Mr.. Blair will no doubt
help you to get your money, and shall as
sist him.
Senator Blair remarked that the democrats
had been opposed to Davenport.
Senator Wallace said the money had not
been withheld personally from Davenport,
but to prevent him using it for partisan pur-
poses, as i'll years past. Senator Blair
thought the remarks offensive. and that the
chairman should apologize, but the matter
was dropped.
DIR. Tanner.
DR.. Tanner entered upon the fourth week
of his fast in good condition and spirits.
High Price of Ice.
Ice has been advanced to a cent a pound
for families and $40 a ton, against 30 cents a
hundred last year and Sl.50 a ton.
Steamboat Captain Suspended.
The captain of steamer Adelaide is held re-
sponsble for sinking of the Great Republic,
and his license is revoked.
Enormous Fruit Crops.
Reports indicate an enormous peach crop
and plentiful crops of melons and apples.
Arrival of the Egyptian Obelisk.
Steamer Dessonk with the Egyptian
obelisk on board, arrived off Fire Island to-
night, and comes to the city tomorrow.
American Bankers.
SARATOGA. July l9. The American bankers
hold their annual convention here. August
1lth to l4th
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We are glad to see that NJ. G.. Hervey has
returned to Augusta. Mr.. II. looks little
peaked from his battle with rheumatism, but
ia now able to attend to business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-20

Charles II. Ward of Belgrade recently
slaughtered four years old steer, which is
now for sale at w. G. Fifield & Co.'S store,
the hind quarters of which dressed over GOO
pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-20

Hon. Lot NJ. Morrill, was the guest of Mr.
Bicknell the artist, at Maiden, Mass, last
week, and has been giving that gentleman
sittings for his portrait, ordered by the Treas
ury department.
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THE INDIANS.


CHEfENNE, W. T., July IL. The reported
engagement between the 9TH cavalry and hos
tile Sioux is disbelicved by military author
itics
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-20

J. W. Clapp keeps up with the times, and
has telephone in his store to receive orders
from customers. For further particulars see
advertisement.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-20

william H. Allen, president of Girard
College, Philadelphia, is stopping at the old
allen homestead in Manchester.
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TENNESSEE.
yellow Fever at Memnhis.

MEMPHIS, July i? A travelling salesman
from Trenton, y. j., was taken sick last
night with all the symptoms of yellow fever.
This is the first supposed case of the season.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Fatal Accident.

NORTH EAsToN, July 10. A 8 year old
daughter of VIM. Johnston had her skull
fractured while playing in farm wagon, and
died shortly after.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Killed by a Gas piOsiOn.

HARRIsBuRG, July 49, John Gaffney was
killed and two miners seriously injured, Sat
urday night, by explosion of gas in steel
nit
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-20

The census returns for Oxford county show
population of 32.53s, against 81, ,4ss for
1870, decrease of $50.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-20

Governor Davis has nominated Frank. S.
Trickey of Bangor as special constable for
Penobscot county.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-20
NEW MPSHIRE.
VI Mysterious Disappearance,

LANCASTER, July 10. The mysterious dis
appearance three weeks ago of Silas Hurl-
burt, aged so, is creating considerable ex-
citcment.
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Arrested for Murder.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Belgium's Independence.

BRUSSELS. July ~. The festivities Of the
eighth anniversary of Bclgium's indepen-
dence, begun Sunday, with grand review of
the army.
Resignation of a PapaI Official.
ROME, July l9. Cardinal Nina, the Papal
Secretary, has resigned.
The French Jesuiss.
Between 40 and so novices from the Jesuits
monastery at Anglers, have left Dieppe for
England.
Numbers of Jesuits expelled from France
are daily arriving here.
An Austrian steamer SINK.
LONDON, July 10. Agent of Lloyds tele-
graphs the loss of Austrian steamer Hydaspes.
London for Melbourne, with general cargo
and passengers. She was run into the after
noon of Saturday, during a fog, while in tow
three miles to east of Dungeness, by &ritish
steamer Centurion. The Hydaspcs sank in a
few minutes in lG fathoms. Passengers and
crew were saved and landed at Dover Both
crew and passengers lost all their effects
The Centurion arrived at Gravesend with
bows damaged. The Hvdaspcs was an iron
ship Of 1908 tons gross register
Exodus Of Laborers.
The exodus Of Irish agricultural laborers
to England is averaging thousands per day
The potato crop promises 10 be excellent.
Shooting Contest at Vienna.
vienna, July 10. 1900 riiemen are
here from every part of the monarchy, to
celebrate the first shooting contest of the
| rifiemen Of Austria. There are also present
crack shots from all parts of Germany and
Great Britain, and few from America. The
prizes are valued at $500, 900.
Afghan Matters.
CABUL, July 10. The Bengal cavalry have
left Cabul. This is the first step in the re-
tirement of the British troops. The whole
country is quiet.
| Decision in Relation to ships.
HAvRE, July 10. By decision of the cour
of appeals, ships can be entered by cOnsign
ees, without employment Of brokers.
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NEW JERSEY.
Drowned While Bathing.

ATLANTIC CITY, July 10. The wife of
Lieut. Nesmith of the army. with a II year
old daughter of !. B. Fanshaw, and another
little girl, were drowned to-day, while bath
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-20
KENTUCKY.

Murder Caused BY Draakenness.
LOUISVILLE, July l9. A wealthy farmer.
while drunk. shot man and fatally beat .
negro with his gun.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-20

Where are you going to spend your vaca-
ZION?
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new s!yIE o. !y?E, BORDERS, l.,

making 1t one of the lest equipped Offices in the
state large number Of EXPERIENCED
WORKMEN are connected with the ofice so
that all orders can be executed neatly and promptly
common kinds of work done well and cheaply
Poster work Speciality Orders by mail will receive
nrompt attention.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-20
VIRGINIA..
Negro Letter Carrier Arrested.

RICHMOND, July -. A negro letter car
rier is arrested tor robbing registered letters.
Roller ExDlCSiOD.
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NEW YORK.
Excursion. to the Seaside

New YORK, July 10. Coney Island, Long
Branch, Glen Island and every other sea and
river side resort was crowded day and even
ing yesterday.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

A GOOD sound kind horse, good roader; and a
a rood harness aud top box buggy. The owner
4 shont 10 leave the State and obligedto SELL Inquire
at Niles LIVERY STABLE.
Hallowell, July -, 1850 JuH"ii"
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{3irn.

Tn Portland. July II, Julia H., widow OF the laie
Nathan Dane Appleton Of Alfred, aged 20 years ana
months: July is, William Glendenning, aged %
wears months.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-20
California Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, July ~.
The following ARE the closing official prices Of min.
ptnc ckstn da-.
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WASHINGTON.
No Fever at Memnhis.

WASHINGTON, July 10. The President o
the Memphis Board Of Health reports NJ
fever there.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-20

A despatch from Noank states that seven
dead bodies were found in the hull of the
Narragansett when at Oyster Bay and only
one since its arrival Mt Noank. 1t will take
three months to rebuild the Narragansett
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-20

BAINvIIIE, July 10. \ mill boiler ex-
plosion killed two men and severely scalded
Gva
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-20

Night sweats, cough, emaciation and de-
cline prevented by Malt Bitters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-20

Rev. Mr.. Penney is to take a few wee.s
respite from parochial duties, ard leaves to.
Gay Tor the Wiers camp ground on the shores
Oh Lake "innipiseagee, to attend the centen.
mai celebration of the establishment of the
free Baptist church, which is to be held in
that beautiful
lana OF Drown heath and shaggy wood.
Land OF mountain and the flood"
His family is now on Little Diamond Island
Casco Bay, where he will join them in a
snort time. Arrangements have been made to
supply the pulpit of the Free Baptist church in
TINS city during the pastors vacation.
after next Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-20

many people who live along tn. line = !,
.'"e central road will remembe, ~.
s. sa.l,e' French of Madison, the veter.,
sn, conductor, whose funeral took n,.o.
fron - "'e residence, about mile and a hal,
,,om skowhegan village, Sunday Rev NJ, M
"ooaoury Of the Congregational church
S.o~nesan' officiated. There was l.ros
s''enoance Of Masons. of which Order ,bs
ueceased was member. Some 800 emnlovo.
., 'ne Maine Central road were presen, ., ~.
oosequies,-going up on the Herald ,r.;n
iears ago Mr.. French worked a. . ,o.u..o.
naoiing gravel for the cornor,,;or
ana gradually advanced sten =.
STEP until he became one of the o,a
est and most highly valued servant. of ,ha
company. For many years he was conauc
Tor OF freight train, and his fai,bf,,no..
and efficiency were highly appreciated ua
was careful and conscientious railroad man
person whom every one liked a big soul.a
true-hearted fellow a regular rough diamond
NO man in the employ of the road had moro
OF warmer friends. He leaves a w;fs an.
aaughter' who have the sympathy of the
community in their bereavement
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IOWA.
Child Killed by its Insane Mother.

Oh1Iu NIIIeU by us IhsAhe MOther.
DuBrQuE, July 10. Mrs. Mary Frye, in
sane, hung her baby to a bedpost, yesterday,
at Fort Madison.
Arrested for Murder.
Thomas Murphy and James Hurchsh are
arrested at Oxford, for numbering n young
man named Curry, in a street rencontre.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-20

Bodies Found

For the "a hours ending at noon Sunda
5:s Children died OF summer cOmplaints.
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District soyern,rseu, Affairs.

Inc quarterly report Of the major OF police
en0lrg Septt mbtr seth, 10 the District Coul,}is-
s!CntfS, submitted today, shows the total mum
Der OF arrests at S,Si2, OF which 3.1OO ,gere
males I42 females; married 1892, single Q 5n
Oi IhlS n.tnter :, az could read and write ami
100 could not. ~
BulldinS permits issued by Inspector EntyfsIe.
Jost ph LCcky three three-story and basement
evenings corner Il and North CAPITOL straati
northwest, $4,000.
MAJOR Brock has forwarded to the Commits
siones petition Oh the station house keeI,aJs
asklng that their compensation be increased n
StZo Fer anbum, and has recommended al
thaI IL be granted II possible.
FREE DISPENsARY
inc toHmissl0nefS received from Drs Flu
uoaIdo howard Joseph 1aber johnson and #.
hlelnschm1dt, committee representing the
Georgetown University clinic an1 free dispeI
sai9, d communication setting forth the needs
VI lne INSTITUTION. They set forth that the pro
tSa OF the medical department established
Tue olspensary July l, 1919 at the northeast
corner OF 10th and streets. and associafed win
dae H. as assistants, six other physicians who
ao cons tant service without pay, the only per
Suns WHO receive pay being the druggist and
JdhlloI. Inc entire expense amounting to s5Ol
year ana three fourths of the services are as
suIned Dy tne medical faculty of the schooI
since July, 1879. over 100 patients have been r.
lssu ana heaied and over l, 90 prescriptions
s SaUIInpounued. They ask the appropriation or
20 month for medicines, and State fhat In me
event their request is granted thew cnnTemm Az
tne estapllshment OF an emergency hOsnifaI tn
pa aOSiue cases OF sudden sickness or accifIent;
coming 10 the notice OF the police. The Corn.
nissioneIs yesterday passed an order ammo.
PIIatlng S25 monthly toward the s,lnnort ~ III,
INSTITUTION Until otherwise ordered
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GEORGETOWN.

THE STRIFE AMONG TRAISMES on the Cumoer-
land & PENNSYLVANIA Railroad is having a
marked effect upon the coal shipments. The
strike was caused by the suspension of an eng-
neer and conductor OF the road on account OF
non. observance OF the rules. which caused an
accident. The fellow trainmeD, a bout $50 ia
number. refused TO work unless the discharged
men are refnstated. three Of the trains OF the
New Central Co, as we'll as those OF the Consol
1Gation Company, excepting one. having dis
continued work.
THE Coal SHIPMENTS from Cumberland
Thursday were as follows:-For Georgetown
Consolidation Co. 550.09 tons: Maryland Co.,
SIdaa sS 100 ionsoIa Co. s ind
DEATH.-Mr. Lloyd NJ. Harrison, we'll known
In Georgetown, died at his brothers residence
on Gay stree yesterday. aged az years
THE FUNERAL OF Mr.. RICHARD BURROUGHS
took place this afternoon from st. Johns p. E.
Church, Rev. Mr.. Lindsey officiating. The In
termenJ was at Oak Eth cemetery.
THE GRAIN TRADE.-Arrrtvei-Boa loudoun
with 1920 bushels OF wheat and, SOC bushels
corn. Boat NJ. g. Roger, with T. $50 bushels o,
wheat.
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE.-0feTiDgs on change
to-day, $3.50 bushels OF wheat, with sales rang
Ing from S1.14i, to Sl.l9LZ.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. l6-Vir9inia SKIES, deferred,
~; do. consols, Civ; do. second series, "a do
DO Gfy91 gS bid sO
BALTIMORE. oct. lG;-CottOn 6ul-middling,
STEADY western lover ana % rea
lac 5oal 10; DO amber lisslaG No ia Mary
1.l6ss; December. ,Il72sai.l8; January. I.iss
1.l9A; Germ, southern nominal in absence of
receipts; western quiet and firm western mixed,
srot and october. 5ses54 November. 55a55ls
Lseember, sla524 pey Oats steadyawes'e5n
LOO. Hay unchanged. Provisions hEIn bat without
quotable change Butter quiet prime to choice
quiet ami M chaIged Coffee dun-Rio cargoes.
ordinary 70 fair, II 8al3ii. sugar steady,,A soft
f Mhsa ar b,r, Fs Sbc
bushels corn. IS, Zoo bushels; oats. s,276 bushels
rEys l2'l bushes ,so c,G Shpmsnts-0heat 6s 500
s7iss5 bushels corn IS. $50 i bushes '''' ''0"
NEW YORK, Oct 1e.-Stocks irrexrllar but firm.
Gcverpme hts dun .nd nominal, 4'
NEW YORK, Oct 10 Flour quiet snd I'M
CHANGED Wheat lower and heavy. Corn fairly
LONDON, Oct. l6. 1880 p. m.-U 8. bonds.
"a per cents, 1884. Atlantic and Great Western
sey Central consols III. Erie, .5ls: do. second
consOls S7k. Illinois Central, lis. Pennsylvania
Central, cay. Reading. TN. New York Central,
LONDON. Oct. Is. p. m.-,U. s. bonds. 4
per cents. ll3. Illinois Central. 1l7h. BEAD
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current in New
s sG5f E r as ea Tpored y sSs I9hs
per erssy Central % d o Of s e. SMs 49,
and 1s St. 40 JOSEPH Lake shore aa N95hTs
Walsh. St Louis and md f ssa: DO pre-.
ferred, 7lt:; Kansas and Texas, S7S; W. q.
Mail AK,
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fHE COURTS.

PROBATE COURr-ReotSter webster.
Yesterday the viii OF James Eslin was filed
for Probate Estate OF George Savage; citation
issued. Estate OF Richard Young; Patrick Cox
appointed administrator: Will annexed-oond
$780, Estate OF Josephine Coethens; citation
Issued. Estate OF Andrew Kramer; first notice
issued to executor, appointing November l2 for
settlement
POLICE CoyRT-Jttdge .SEu.
To-day, Thomas Lynch. charged with violst-
Ing the building regulation, $40 or 80 days
Georgetown. s. or days Patrick quill, pre-
fanity. 81. VIM. McNulty and Henry Vier. two
small White boys, charged With making rude
remarks on persons IN their hearing, s. or
days each IN the workhouse. Charles Briep,
charged with the larceny OF $3.50 from Euen
Hawkins, SO or 30 days in Jail. Morris HAT
rington, assault on John keefe. continued.
Betty Nelson. colored, was charged by her Sis
ter. Annie Nelson, with the larceny of some
underclothing aid hat The case was Sus-
pended on defendants personal bousS Ga her
returning the goods 10 her sister.
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CUTlCURA
Astonishing Cures of Itching, Scaiy
and ScrOfui0us HumOrS of the
Kin. Scalp. and Blood of
Children and Infants.

CUTIcURA REMEDIES are simply elegant to use
They appeal to mothers and parents with great
fCrce From infancy to old age they equally
successful, safe and reliable. CUTICURA, Msdici-
nsl Jelly arrests disease, eats away dead skin and
hesh. allays infammation, itching and irritation.
tons with Lcss Of Hair. It reproduces ana beauti-
mes the hair. CUTICURA REsoLvENT, the great
al chronic and hereditary humors. CUTICUaA
MEDICINAL oILET SOAP, prepared from CUrI-
faces, whiteDs. freshens, and beauties the SIX n
beyoId al prsise; 1t is an elegantly perfumed
ToLet, Bath and Nursery sanative.
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In TEE BALTIMORE CELEBRATION yesterday.
the professions OF beneficial organizations, the
Uniformed Patr1archs OF this city appeared
They numbered 60 men, Mai. Dunn, or the
Marine Corps WashiE gton. commanding: Thos.
W. Fowler, adjutant: DR.. j. E Mason, surgeon.
and Capts. John Chancey, F. Ourand, A. Scott
were headed by the Marine drum corps from
the marine barracks, Washington. In the
Knights OF PythiaS division was battalion OF
this city. Capt. Harry COggins in the fatigue
uIlfoIm OF the order, as also large numb r OF
Knights in citizens dress. The Uniformed
Knights were headed by Weber's band, OF rai5
CITY: and they made q fine appearance. Most
OF them returned in the O'clock train by the
b. 4 z. r. R.
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Baltimore, Oct. 4, lSs ,
Mr.. A. Il. NETTEE:

Dear Sir: Last winter was in bed the most
OF The tine, ard spent thirty-1iye dollars for
me 70 get a bottle Of ''FsNmonn." / did SO.
was cured On two thirds OF the bottle. In the
meantime nig wife took heavy cold. anu was
Whilst | was using ft the doctor came to see me
every Gay. he said TO watch the effects OF .'p.I-
lnChd.' After Witnessing It's astonishing efec IT'S
lie threw up his hands and exclaimed, Il am
going to recommend that Pllfa0f1 to every one
that has anything which &c is intended 60 care
| feel 1t is duty owe TO suffering humanity to
write this. and you can publish il far and near
believe that f'5t}fil01td is the grandsSt rem -iy
OF the age fer Lung Diseases. Yours, trlly,
TEoS. ". KERR,
go Saratoga street.
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BOYS IN BLCE.-Company a of Pap Thomas =
club. Boys in Blue, met last evening First
Lieut. BrCUgh IN the chair. Major ii. I'll. Brewer
secretary. First Lent John III. Brough was
elected captain, vice Cutler promoted TO lieu
tenant colonel julius X. Hanneman was
elected first lieut. enant, Vice Brough promoted
Robert Armour was elected second lieutenant.
vice HaIneman promoted The Boys Ia Blue
company B. held meeting last night at COS
nopoltan han and elected the following OFF,
GERS: Aug. s. Boernstein. captain. Ge0r9e y
Emery, first lieutenant; Edmond Weston, se5ond
lieutenant; Charles S. Wheeler. orderly SER
geant; William Whining. Henry Voutertoun.
Fred ID. Carson and Thomas Campbell ser
geants- Both clubs Will participate 10 the
parade tonight.
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Samuel E. Mayhem to Patrick Conner, lots l to
inclusive, and lots Is and Is, 50. LIS and lots
TO inclusive, 80: 1926; $500. j. w. Starr to
Arnold Cleeves lot r. In sub Of lots 81 to 81, in
sub Of "a, 9s7; $3.50.
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Chas. Fayre Hinkle, jersey City Heights, Nj,
writes: MY SOP, g lad OF twelve years. was co u
pletely cured of terrible case of Eczems by the
Cuticura Remedies. Fr>m the tnp of his head to
the solss Of bis feet was one of scabs. Every
other remedy and physicians had been tried in
Yain.''
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DEHOCHATTCs MEETINGS.-The Virginia dem
Ccratic association met last night at 632 Penn
Meredith, OF Prince William member of the
Virginia state democratic coInTntttee, G. H. ASH
ton, of ktrg George county, George r. c.
cock and English CLUB, OF south Washington.
met at Potomac hall last night w. p. Shea Ia
the chair. and ]. NJ Carroll, SECRETARY. Five
new members were elected. An invitation from
the Hancock and English club, OF Leeso1rg
was accepted.