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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-23

THE WASHINGTON SUNDAY School. UNION
The first OF series OF Sunday school mass meet
1ngs during the summer months, under the aus
pices Of the Sunday School Union, was held yes
terday afternoon at the New York avenue Pres
byterfan church, at which the church school, 200
gregatlonal, $50. Col W. Flint superintendent;
and Calvary Baptist. 400 MIR. w. Stickney SUPER
intendent, were present. with many friends OF
the schools. Mr. F. 81. Cobb, president OF the
Rev. DR.. Rankin read appropriate selections OF
Scripture and offered prayer. Mr.. c. Burlew
sang as solo mot half has ever been told, !"
the schools Joining In the chorus. Rev. s. Il.
Greene, OF the Calvary Baptist church. made
an address On what Sabbath school children
can do" The schools sang "The prize is set
spoke OF "WhaI children cannot do" me
schools sang wonderful words OF life,' and
Judge Strong, Of the United States Supreme
Scripture TO memory" The hymn, "Onward!
Chrlt t1an soldiers" closed the meeting.
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ANY RERsoS desiring to purchase or get nv
exchange fine country residence near Boston
win be interested In an advertisement 70 b(
found IN THx STAR TO- day.
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ATTENTION. sPKcUi kroRs IN REAL ESTATE
Investors In real estate will do well to remem-
Der that at $50 O'Clock TO morrow Tuesday,
afternoon that beautiful Oak Lawn lot, at the
junction OF Connecticut avenue and Boundary
street, containing 1903 .3S9 square feet will be
sold at public auction. 1t Is the finest piec5 OF
suburban property In the District now In mar
ket, and only three squares from the large puf-
chase just made around Dupont Circle by Hon.
Wm. Walter Phelps and Others. See advertise
ment OF Is, III. Warner I
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TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURsES.-Attention Is
directed to the advertisement elsewhere of the
Commencement Exercises OF this excellent In
stitut1on, at the First Congregational church,
to morrow evening. We may mention here
that the amount realized from all sources
over and above expenses, in the recent art loan
exhibition, given In the interest of this So
ciety. was $500 O6. The promenade concert
netted the society nearly one-nalf this sum-
viz. $421.11.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS.
" SHENANDOAH Co, VA. IA
9. NJ. MULLIN. Proprietor. GSY

4 fHhNEf 81 II IN u.s.
~ SHENANDoAH 90, VA. ia
8. M. MULLIN, Proprietor. TAN
OPENS JUNE IL. ilsa&
Ills magnificent summer resort situated aWOug
the mountains Of the Valley of Virginia only twelve
miles from Baltimore Ohio B. r., at Mt. JACK
son. within few hours travel Of the cies Of Balti
more and Washington. It excels in AL the features
which maize watering place attractive. Its great
altitude: goo feet above the level Of the sea- rem
full. The Chalybeate, Arsenis, Sulphur Powder.
Iron Sulphur. Healing and Bead Wallow Springs.
for their Medicinal virtue and curative properties
stand unrivaled on this Continent, For health.
pleasure and good living, Orkney Ia the place.
Round trip tickets issued BY the different rail-
road companies. Passengers leave Mt. Jackson
eoon after the arrival OF the trai arriving at the
Syringe to early tea. after being transported IN
Park Hagonettes over one Of the best mountain
roads In the State, easier and quicker reached than
any large wetering place in The two Virsinias. and
with perfect safety no mountain to cross.
Board from $42 to $50 per mouth Of 30 days, &C.
eording to location. special contracts made with
families or large p3rtles Can accomuod ate 1St
persons. Good bathing. Fishing and hunting IL
SESSION.
Splendid livery; charges moderat ste. Send for
pamphlet. m12-Im
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LADIES GOODS.

NEW SUMMER GOODS.-Frenoh Pat
AND sS Mn Slap Taass
garments At Greatly Reduced Prices, AZ the best
Psrssos and a sa
suits ana Caps and carefully SELECTED line OF
u T1:x,... r.ri., sos F.aassi2sss..
ii AND OTHER TRIMN1iNGs. 60, lower than
ever; For abort time only. will sell the above
Beautiful designs at Is per cent discount from my
present very low prices; Wools of AL kinds. Ze-
Der Goods ali Snd. at i2 dseo gu
am st prese mt selling these goods very low. but as
IN order mske the sSoYe dscoan
On the goods named,
Briggs J. Co.'S Transfer Papers. in tgc cc,,o5rs,
every dc sign for all kinds OF Braidins
Tor Stamping ever Invented. The designs sSa vii n
rub of the goods Or soil the msteria used In work
ing besides. this process makes clearer and bet
ter impression than any other.
4, Il. sCHOFTELD,
1885 eth street northwest.
MRH. ANNIE JEFFRIKs,
2l38 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NORTHWEST.
Store, has fun stock OF these Transfer Papers at
n. The Kensington Stitch taught here. mls
DOUGLASS.
Ninth STREET pARAs eli CLOUD BUILDING.
H';s IS sSS}2f'Rs P2sAso1"
Il oos s sIs %REs;a and H ss
oSs g
make ooHs poM mAsE g F Shshf
v poYo SSSsS.r
ap16 ST. CLOUD BUILDING.
MINI. WAsMIMGT0Y,
Hnpp,sx. u1N FAs = H MaT Ax,ua srop,
oahssMAH ISiI Pen Fsnn al AVE.! sIohA'
Dresses. Suits. Costumes Gloaks 20. made In
Dresses Ouf and Basted. and perfect At guaran
III .ADIEV SHOES.
Tor So day. shan oner my entire ssook Of WIN.
6Is60UaT OF TEN PER GENT.
| JAs. III. vEBMLLYA.
feb11 go Ninth st.s OPP. Patent Omoo.
r h. sTINEMRTz,
Halter,
1887 Pennsylvania avenue,
Has Just returned fFO% New York with the Latest
| SUMNER HATS.
Embracing. Gable Brirs. Manilas and Mackinsw
Complete stock Ladies' and Gentlemen SICK
| UMbhELLAS nal
T1UNLAw FARM PURE JERSEY MILK
A few orders VIII be received for this delicious
MIX, delivered in glass jars, containing half gal-
Ion each, to parties living In the northwestern pOr-
ton Of the city and Georgetown. Apply to
| T. L. HUME.
| cot Hume, C6ary COL
| Fancy GrOcerH.
| ml9 2w S07 Pennsylvania avenue.
CUMMIT! sUMMTI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-23

The ARLINGTON BICYCLE CLUB has elected
tne Iollo~i ing officers: DR.. Vim. Tyndail, pres.-
oeht; NJ Z. Barnard, vice-president; Howell
S.eMan. secretary and treasurer: Frank T.
haWnngs, captain; DIR. George j. Pritchard
nIst lieutenant; Jno. T. Loomis second lieuter-
AM: T. L. DENT. senior guide; Harry Y, Davis,
1nni9I gu9e; MT; Macarthur, nugler. Messrp.
CROSBY ,. Moves. Chas. c. Glover, VIM. NJ Gait
ners. The club now has Membership of 97.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Patrick Whitney and Julia Heaney; Robt Nc
Intyre. OF Marlborough county, s. c., and Eliz-
aoeth b. Smith. OF FarQuier county, Va; Adam
Ny and Emma Murray. both OF Philadelphia,
Herndon, Of Green county. Va; James Rich
ards and Adelaide s. Reeves, both OF Alexau.
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THERE'S NO DIsPur,NG THE FACT, that S.. ia
cobs OIL Is the only remedy for rheumatism.

DIvORCRD-Saturday, Judge Wylie granted
Cynthia Ann Slater divorce from He1ry
Slater. The Dill flied by MessrS. Cook and Cole
sets forth that her maiden name was Cynthia
Ann Eckles, and that she married the defend
ant In Pittsburg, Pa. April 2, 1871, and two
children have been the fruits Of their marriage;
became addicted to drunkenness, and was III
natured ana abusive. hts treatment being such
as to endaDger her life, and on different occa-
sions she received personal violence at his
hands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-23

WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-Sold by r. A.
Golden, agent, since our last report:-7o 900
behring's, at Sl.50 to 50 30 per thousand; 5000
6had from $40 tn 81 ppr hundred
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NOR SALE Oh RxOHANGE-A fine BRICK
IL RESI- DENOE at Gettysburg, Penngyl- A A
vania The house has fifteen rooms. hot III
and cold wster. gas. &C.. and large cellar Ae:l
or basement, aud every convenience for q genteel
private family: 1t is sltuated corner lot about
200 feet sQusre which is Handsomely laid out with
choice flowers, ape vines, fruit and shade trees.
Also Stable OaTrlagehouse and other dings.
All in perfect order. Immediate possession given.
southwest. Ap26. Inn
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VlHE GETTYSBURG SPRINGS HOTEL will be
on account OF the great number Of people yEG&H
who Will be attracted. more particularly 4:EA1
tonal Cemetery. May 3Oth. by. the President,
Cabinet and many other Prominent officials who
Union depot. Baltimore, with ". n. B. r., carry
ing passengers through without change.
For descriptive circulars, with terms. &C., ad-
dress II. YIN6LING, Proprietor,
m73W Gettyabur1. Pa.
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Open from June LIST to az lste In October as tho
company will Justify. Unequaled by any mineral
kidney and bladder troubles. uterine ailments.
govt, diseases of the skin, catarrh affections,
rhenmatism ana functions heart troubles. IT rs
AN UNFAILING SOLVENT OF OALCULI. These
waters have proved Of great value in many other
diseases, but can be more confidently relied on in
the above. named than any ether mineral springs In
mineral waters. The baths-hos, cold and shower
unexcelled anywhere. The neg and elegant
swimming pool Of alkaline water. the largest In
the United States if not in the VERDI zig especially
attractive. eE No eafer better place for ladies
and children to learn to swim. Plenty to FIJI the
roads in Virginia; HUNDRED doltars to the mile
expended upon them this spring, ahe air Of this
elevated region Is pure and delicious Cspon
being nearer to ali the cities north Of the Potomac
than any Of the Virginia springs Of note by an
average Of hundred and fifty miles, claims
large patronage on that score For pleasure Or OF
the month, $42, $40 and $685. according to loca-
ton. Send for pamphlets direct. or call on W. 8.
THOMPSON, 7O3 18th street, Washington, d. O.,
for pamphlets and water. Fine music, good boat
ing, fishing and hunting in season good livery.
ma I'm w. III. SALE, Proprietor.
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NLAHENDON HOTEL Ala
VIII oSeh AT }Se reoeptISa guests NJ
l. with Improvements and new HssssGses sIsysi?s.
Special rates for June; y, HARRIS AZ! L0sEkAM
snd Hotel Brighton. Coney Islsnd Charles Lose
kan, proprietor Owen House and Maison Doree,
Washington m7-2m
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

{ AnD.
Iboee who are usins the ordinary lava Oofee
Gtold q most thops are requested TO get SAN
pie pound Of our
SUPERB MARAoArBo.
rttsDed q 70 cunts per pound, fresh roasted.
They VII save money and set a better coffee.
Those who want O genuine. rich old Java can DO
suited At
WITWERsS.
Fine Groceries.
MI 1918 PenaA. ave.
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VIM. NJ. BROWN. HI. CLAGsrT.
Formerly SIT Market Space Formerly GOA 7th st
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
We have now in Store full line of VERY Desirable
Dresses, with an elegant assortment of swiss
Nsinsook and Cambria Emoroideries.
Alto. Laces and Trimming Notions OF all kinds.
BROWN g. CLAGETT,
NIL see MARKET Space.
L TfSHssUih rp f hAMsi Lawns AwHs'
ONE THOUSAND ssq FfE9E aIS SF sE EaT EsD
TIE e eH YEA ANp LAESEsT AssoRrMENT
%. i. is. is. &c. as s. "A'niN"ioN' o. o. o.
1NP Pa II Iss desirable White Goods
BLA5K LINEN LAWNS. as.
BLACK FRENCH LAWNS, Is.
LINEN LINEN ~, Sa1 Ro VIDE for Ladies la
SESsHs olUss e TT ., s5hK,
SaTy o 6ae arhet brab Green Bach and other
Blsca and White striped SILKS. only so.
PURE SILK COL0RFD BRoCADEs. 81 co.
THE GHEAPEsT n WAsHfSaroN. A'A
Gold, Cream. Blue. White. Black and Garnet
s5s PURE sEs srnsr
Pure so %Ssi T ESSS J5dSTisda IN ali ooors wide
Two hundred ta6OI pieces Of Beautiful MADRAS
nason the largest ss.ST.psR5 in wa'h
mI2 I'LL Market Space
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1ORDAN'D W. 9. SPRINGS.
- tTEPHKNsON's DEPOT P. O.,
VIRGINIA,
viii be opened FIRST OF JUNE. Pam Il
phiets at the Riggs House, Ebbitt House YE:{4AY
nl7-lm E G.. JORDAN
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MAY PICkINGS
10 garden and hlshly cultivated Japsn Tea com.
pcsed o. the rarly picked leaves cured with great
care natural color. aid makes delicious drink.
o nsps sy seIH JSzzs fonS wholesome Sold
ICED TEA. ICED TEA. ICED TEA.
Our Green, Black. or Mixed Tes. st so cents per
Tea.
LUNCH GOODS
OF every description lust received.
pIVtsu hsn- Tongue, Turkey Chicken. &c.
psnea turkey, Tonsre, Chicken &C. Roast
Lobster. Dried Beef. Baked Beans. sc. &c. &C.
SAUCES AND PICKLES
or al iinds, and we would name the celebrated
Durkee's Salad Dressing. Crosse a Black wells
Pickles A full assortment.
skLECTkDFkUlrSa and the very CHOICEST NEW
NOhk BUTTER. No pains spared 90 keep up n
good supply OF there important articles.
Queen Olives IN q variety of styles-including
In TACT we give our undivided attention 20 the
FAMILY TRADE,
Bksl OF everything in tho WAY of FAMILY SUP
FLIES generally. Our facilities for buying and
freishdns arc surpassed by none. and we euarar-
tee to sell as low any other house 10 the city as
slso. 70 give the article Qa<itg and qt,aa,ttp. q
Money cheerfully refunded 10 any customer who
is not entirely satisfied with their parchssa
III ycu can't call please send portal or Tskpbf ~
ny res oenoe, as our Telephone at the ctore N
Rugged ssain for the present
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TAPCN SPRINGS AND BATHS. AkA
~ ALKALINE LITHIA WATKRs,) TEA
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA ID
Also Chaly be8te Waters, rich In Iron. and fine
White Sulphur Spring in the NeighbOrhood.
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u OcK ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS. VA.
OPEN JUNEI.
Telegraph in the hotel. A delightful IE:&
home for families. No Bar.
For circulars and terms apply to
A. 8. PRATT, Proprietor,
MIL -Sm 4O1 9th street. WASHINGTON. ID q.
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AA!4A
NAPE MAY OF MARYLAND.

TApE MAY OF MARYLAND. A.sA
RIVER VIEW HOUSE. OXFORD. Md. IT,
Now open for the reception OF Guests. The most
delightful summer resort in the state. First Class
accommodations at moderate rates. Halt-
bathing, boa, ing and fishing. steamboat, railroad
and telegraph communication. Special rates for
families. SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
ml1-1m CLARENCE PETERS. ProprietOr.
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OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.
~ JOHN A. DODGE co.,
Bankers and Brokers, No. IA Wall st., n. T., buy
and carry stocks on to per cent margin, and
when desired Will advise when and what to buy,
rates In which $25 to &1OO can be invested. Full
information on application and Financial Report
sent free. tanl2.mvSe
TlHE FIRM OF q. e. BOTsCH 4 90. having
Il dissolved partnership. the business will be
continued by q. l.. 30 TbCH, at the old stand in
the Western Market. ml7-2Ws
GONCORD HAHNRSS,
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FJNHE FARA HOTEL,
l. W1LLIAMsPoRT. PA, FENAY
% to Sl5 per week. k.hH
The Hotel and SURROUNDINGS are very attractI ve:
Grounds handsomely laid out With flowers and
fountains. sha ded by grand old forest osks-do-
mesticated deer add to their beauty, cooler and
pfettler home for the hot months, cannot be found
in the mountains. A farmhouse freedom, with
An abundant supply Of the farm produce. combined
with q liberal m management. makes the Park Hote
very desirable place to spend part Of the summer
or on your5ourDey to Niagara Falls or Saratoga.
m1O-2m
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-10-18
STATE NEWS.

Old John Robinson's show will be
at Ashland Oct. 18th.
The per capita for colorea school
children, is fifty cents.
Henry Clay, of Louisville has re.
turned from his Polar expedition.
The Glasgow Fair was the most
successful one held for several years.
Miss Minnie Machen will give an
entertainment at Princeton tonight.
There we're 5S, cases Of sickness in
the penitentiary from Oct. 1st to the
Sth.
The salary Of the county Judge Of
Union county has been increased from
$3.50 to $1,000.
Mr.. Richard Laruo. formerly Of the
Elizabethiown News, is at the Pink
College fer paralysis.
There have been 1000 confessions
at Rev. Geo. o. Barnes meetings in
four years and half.
The Newport State Journal will
distribute a big lot of premiums to
its subscribers, Nov. 7th.
Judge Hines, of the appellate
Bench, has returned from a health
seeking trip to Colorado.
WIN. aud Henry Garrett, brothers,
fought over game of cards in Louis.
vile, and both were Killed.
An election will be held the 23th
inst. to fill the vacancy In the Circuit
Judgeship in the First District.
The Grand Lodge of Good TEN.
plars met in Louisville last week,
with 100 delegates in attendance.
The Leitchfeld' Sunbeam has aban-
doned the patent outside. Glad to
see this evidence ofitsprospcrity.
The Democrats have already nom
mated their county ticket for the cleo
ton next August, in Franklin county.
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The senats Organization.

The Senate met in, extra session
Monday, the 10Th inst. Senator Har-
i ris, of Tennessee, was selected to
call the body to order. Senator Bay
ard, of Delaware, was then elected
president of the Senate. pro tenn, al
though Senator Edmunds offered a
resolution protesting against the cleo
ton OLA. Democrat. Senator Bayard
held the office till Thursday, when,
by the resolution adopted by the
Senate Jan. 10Th, 1876, providing
that the tenure Of the, president pro.
ten, shall continue from day to day
al the pleasure of the majority, he
was depossd, and Senator David Da
Wis, the so.called Independent men,
Der of Illinois, was elected by the
Republicans IN lis stead. The Sen
ate stood upon organization, 81 Dem
ocrais, 30 Republicans, counting Ma.
hone, and Davis of Illinois, who
claimed to DO Independent. As soon
as Bayard was elected, the three new
members were sworn in, which gave
the Republicans majority of one
They Immediately began Matching
the scheme 10 turn Dayard out and
use their majority TO elect Davis, ho-
ping that he would thus be won over
TO their side. On Thursday this was
done, Davis receiving one majority. 4
Senator Harris, who was then in the
chair, appointed Senator Bayard TO
escort Senator Davis to tho chair,
which he did, both Of the gentlemen
joining in the laugh INDUCED in by
the. Senate. This little game of lit
for tat by the Republicans is likely TO
an,agonizc The parties during the scs-
sion and wc may expect a smonkey
and parrot" time. Mono of the Re.
publicans objected to Mr.. Bayard tor
any other reason than that he was
Democrat. lie is acknowledged by all
parties to be one of tho foremost and
ablest statesmen of the age, and in
every way eminenlly qualified TO
discharge the duties of the Office
TO which he was elected. The Re-
pnblieans claim that his being in the
line of succession, would be an incen-
tive to some crazy Democrat to kill
Arthur and as Davis is not partisan
his election removes this incentive.
A better theory is that q bargain was
made willi'tho gentleman from .Illi-
nols" aud that the Quid pro quo of
their voting for him will appear here.
after. Mr.. Davis, like every other
public man, is ambitious, and he
could not resist the temptation to
have himself put in tho line of sue.
cession' to the presidency. 1t is not
likely that any great harm will be
done'to the country by tho step, as
Judge DAYS. is a lawyer Of ability, |
and the Democratic portion OF his
record is good.
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WEAVER'S STORE.

Two matrimonial liukings near
knock'em last week, as follows:
Mr. Floyd Giles and Miss Anna
Gary, who were attended by Mr..
Green Hickman and Miss Patio Gary
accompanied also by two other coup.
les whose names we did not learn ;
and Mr.. g. d. Joiner and Miss Frank
Myers. who were attended by 4. i.
Joiner with Miss Ida Packard, Wal
ter Robinson with Miss Ollie JOINER,
and Addio Joiner with Miss Ella
Pace. The former couples were mar
ried by Rev. q. II. Gregston and i'm
modiatcly repaired to the residence OF
the groom's father, where o pleasant
reception was given them. The lat
ter couple were married by the Rev.
Israel Joiner, and Immediately alter
the ceremony departed for their fut-
ure homo IN Tennessee. There were
a number of relatives and friends
present OH each occasion, and the
events were full Of pleasantly aud
enjoyment, Both couples have the
beat wishes OF host Of friends.
Miss Lila White. after a pleasant
visit of a week, to Misses Minnie and
Ida Pickard, returned to her home in
Garrettsburg accompanied by the
Hon. George al. W." McCraw.
Mr.. Mills of your city was about
last week in the interest of his bust
ness.
The crop Of suckers has been cnt.
some OF the leaves measured 10 20
inches.
Bnt few from this section attended
the fair.
FAN has approached In season but
not in weather.
snonrrrIlow. ].
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Some Fulton county preachers have
been indicted for failing to return
marriage licenses to the county clerk.
The fund being raised for the
widow of. Harrison, the Constable
murdepdat louisville, now amounts
to 5000.
The Messenger and Examiner says
The Owensboro Fair was graSd sue
cess. 10000 people attended the
third day.
The Times says a farmer named
Dick Jordan, was. found lying by the
roadside in a dying condition in Ho,-
kins, Co, and foul play is suspects !,
The consolidation Of the Memphis.
paducah \ Northern. Paducah Il
Elizabethtown and Chesapeake g.
Ohio railroads took place yesterday.
Hanson Penn Diltz, editor of the
Cynthiana Democrat, and author Of
book Of poems called Sands Of Sill
yer" has made an assignment for the
benefit Of his creditors,
Six babies were born in Bowling
Green last Monday. Two pairs OF.
twins made four of the number. The
fifth was a Hindoo child, the third
one born in America.
Henry Nelson, col was assassinated
by some unknown person at festival
in Greensboro, while kneeling to his
dusky lady love. 81 Harris is sus-
pected Of the crime.
Bill Baldwin and Andy Hessler,
two boys at Louisville, masked them.
selves and raided a saloon and made
the proprietor fork over his watch and
$S5. They have both been arrested
and jailed.
Ben Smelling shot at Dave Doggett
at .0wingsville and killed Garrett
Bailey by-stnndcr. Whisky was
the cause Of the difficulty that result
ed in the death Of a peaceable man.
Smelling is in Jail and should hang.
Extract from letter in Stanford
Journal: Since beginning to write,
intelligence comes Of a lady, anointed
at Pinevil!e for cancerous sore, com
pletely healed; aud here lady "gric-
Sously afilicted"with nervous disease,
quite relieved, from the moment Of
another was instantly re-
ieved Of neuralgia pain in the face at
asst nights meeting. Ever in Jesus,
GEO. u. BARNES.
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Guiteau was arraigned in court last
Friday and entered a plea of "not
guilty" His counsel, Mr., Scoville,
Stated that he would rest the case on
two points-first, the insanity of the
defendant, and second, will attempt
to show that malpractice of the prin-
cipal physician, and not the wound,
caused President Garfeld's death,
His counsel asked for further time in
order to get material witnesses, and
the trial was set for November 7. If
Mr.. Scoville fails to secure satisfac-
tory counsel, Judge Cox indicated
that he would assign competent as
sistance from the local bar.