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Coming Down 10 the Facts, Again,

Truln tne New York Times.
The addresses for the star route defense hava
all the way through, been a curious mixture OF
pretense that no case had been made out and az
labored effort to explain away in detail this vase
mass OF nothing. Ii has required an extraordin.
airy amount OF prolonged and strenuous effort %
combat a case with nothing in IL and resting ON n
vacuum. The Attorney Generals speech promtses
TO serve the purpose OF bringing the minds OF the
jury back once more TO the facts that have been
established, and we may expect from Judge Wyl1o
lucid and vigorous exposition OF the law applica-
ole 10 The case. II, then the official and political
relations or Dorsey and Brady and the domestic
Ieatlons OF the former can be put out OF sight and
vulgar criminals, there Will be no likelihood OF
failure OF justice.
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Wall Street TO.nRv

NEW YORK, Sept THE Posts financial article
says:-The Stock Exchange markets are quiet to-
day. US. bonds are up ha3S. Railroad bonds are
Irregular, the only change OF Importance being a
rise OF points to 5S1S in Boston, Hartford and
Erie flrsts; this In sympathy with the rise in the
stock Of the New York and New England railroad
Co., into which these bonds are convertible. The
stock market during the first hour was uncertain
in tone, but rather weak. Since II O'Clock it has
been stfong, and since ~ o'clock active The fea-
to 51K: Minnesota & st. Louis, II to 36A and per
cent 10 TAX. and the remainder OF the list a frac-
itoba, on 1000 shares, has advanced from 149 to
15S and is now 1874. In the money market, sac
per cent Is the quotation for can loans on stocks,
bonds the quotation is 3a3K per cent There is
not much doing in time loans, and prime COM
mercial paper sells at about 6ner cent.
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ACCIDENT TO CoNGRESSMAH.-Hon. Fetter g.
HoblitZel met with a severe and somewhat re-
markable accident about O'Clock yesterday AFTER
noon. While entering the building No. % Lexington
street, Baltimore, where his law Office is located
The Sun says: "a large sign had been newly
erected at the side or the front door, projecting
towards the street, and the lower end not quito
the height OF a man from the ground Passing
quickly In, Mr.. Hobl1tzell struck the top OF his
head against the sign and was thrown senseloss
on the doorstep from the force OF the blow. He
was taken into the Office or Mr.. Louis p. Hennio.
hansen, on the frSt floor, and physician sent for
After about an hour Mr.. HOblitZell recovered con-
seriousness and was able 70 proceed 20 his resi-.
dence, on Jackson Place. His head was cut and
badly bruised
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BELLE BoYD's TRoUBLEs--An attachment waa
taken out Tuesday by Averin Barlow, furniture
dealer In Philadelphia, against John s. Hammond
and his wife, Mrs. Hammond, alias Belle BOYD
Hammond came into his store on 21st of January
last and purchased $50 worth OF goods, giving In
amount, at ninety days Subsequently she pur.
Chased $16o worth more OF goods, which she
promised TO pay for In instalments. Neither the
note nor the instalments had been paid, however,
and as Mr.. Barlow had information that the
woman, who is said to be Belle Boyd-the former
confederate spy-was about TO remove from the
city, he asked that the court seize her goods and
thus do service to him as well as all other good
cftfzens
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VARIOUS CAUSES

Advancing years. care sickness, disappointment and
hereditary predispositon operate to turn the hair
gray and either of them inclnes it to shed preaturey
AYERS HAIR VIGOR will restore faded or gray light
or red hair to rich brown deep black, may be
desired. 1t sofens and ceanses the scalp giving it
healthy action. 1t removes and cures dandruff and
hunors. BY its use falling hair is checked, and
growth will be produced in ali where the foices
are not destroyed or the glands decayed Its effects
beautifully shown on brashy, weak sickly hair on
which few applications will produce the gloss and
freshness of YOUTH Harmless and in its results it
, % as dressng and is especially valued
AYERS HAIR VIGOR is coloress contains neither
Oil nor dye, and will not soil color white cambric
yet lasts long the hair and keeps fresh and Wig
orous imparhng an agreeable perfume.
For sale by all druRarists ioR.a
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State.
Brady, OF star-route notoriety, bought up all the
Washington papers, daily and weekly, OF doubtful
standing he could get hold OF, and turned them TO
his personal use, employing lot OF cranks to run
them, hoping through their influence to protect
himself and cover up his crookedness; but as a
mostly the case the very means he adopted TO save
himself brought about his own destruction. Tor
like ActHon, the unfortunate hunter OF old he has
been torn 10 pieces by his own hounds Newspar
per organs which can play hut the one tune. ana
that ia praise OF their owner, never listened 70
by the disguised public.
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HEALTH Is WEALTH !-pR. E. @. VESTS
~ II NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT: Specific
tor Hysteria Dizziness, Commissions, Nervous Head
ache Mental Depression, Loss Of Memory. Spermator-
n Impoteney. Involuntary Emissions; Premature
hpduflgsnoe which leads to misery decay and death
One DoK Will cure recent Each box contains
months treatment One dollar box. or six boxes for
RHe aosars sent ~ mail prepaid on receipt & price
order received by US for six boxes accompanied with
nve ooAars we VIII send the purchaser our guar
e W cur HS Guarantees issued by sT0TT GROIN
MEIl 800 t.ennsyiyania avenue Warrington. u. O.,
Wholesaleand Retail Agents to whom all orders sheuH
be addressed. ocl6
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GaDSBY. September 9Th. 1882. Mrs. NJ. AUGUSTA
GADSBY, widow of the late VIM. Gsdsby IN the sev.
enty sixth year of her age
Friends Of the family invited attend the funeral
from her late residence 1921 i street northwest II
O'Clock p. m. saturday, September eth. IT
T0OMEY: On Wednesday evening" September 6th.
1882. GERTRUDE CRELESTE. infant daughter q
James and Ellie G. Toomey. aged seven months aud
two weeks.
Funeral win take rlaoe from the residence Of her
parents. No. 2l06 Vermont avenue. on Friday. Sep
tember 9Th. at O'Clock p. m. Friends are invited
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CURE CURE FOR MALARIA.

y CAKOLINA TOLU TONIC!
Sure cure for Dyspepsia in all it's stages; also for
Coughs, Colds Bronchitis, Asthma and all diseases of the
Throat and Lungs; and the only remedy that is bench
SAM Of ToLU, ROCK CANDY. MAGSEsfA i' and
other medicnals beneficial in above diseases the basis
very pleasant TO take. Try For sale by all druggists
and grocers Isl per quart bottle The trade supplied
at liberal discount by Barbour Hamilton and Frank
Hume. Wholesale Grocers. and Sole Agents for this
city. HENRY BlSCHOFF Il CO.. New York and
Charleston s. C.. Sole Manu- facturers and Propretors
d2O-tu. in
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TO.MORROW.
JOSEPH T. COLDwELI. Auctioneer.

JOSEPH I. COLDWELL. Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL. ESTATE.
BEING PREMISES No. 2009 NEW YORK AV,
ENUE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 30th % No.
yetGber A D. 1880. and duly recorded in liher No. q.
81, folio A0I et seq, Of the land of the Dis
riot Of Columbia and by direction of the party
thereby We Will sell at public alction, in front of the
PREMISES, on FRIDAY, the EIGHTH DAY OF SEP
IEMBER. A; d. 1882, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
- III, the following real estate. situated in the city OF
Washington. IN the District of Columbia to wit: All OF
tnet piece or parce. of ground known Lot numbered
four a. in John Taylors subdivision of Square num-
bered south Of one hundred and four s of 1OI to-
getl6r with the improvements thereon,
Terms ot Faie One third of the purchase money to
&c In cash. and the balance in two equal
= iour and eight months respectively with interest
t1e rate of six cent per annu to be secured by
oes and dee OF trust on the premises, or all cash at
ne option OF the PA chaser deposit of 500 will be
ftaTed at the time Of sale. The terms IF sale must be
iir!ei with within seven days from the day of sale
r tno trustees reserve the right to resell the property
81 tie risk and cost OF the defautng purchaser, after
I'VE days previous advertisement.
Eel ED. w PRATT. J ,.
at29-eod HENRY.K X. LEAVER,} irus'oee'
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ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.
WEAVER. KENdLA l. CO.'S
IAJINOpv CAAp
LAUNDRY SOAP

JsFCONOMICAI. BECAUSE IT IS PURE; BEING
FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS. SUCH AS
MARBLE DUST. sOAPSTONE PIPE CLAY, SILL
CATE. &C.. WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAIs OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES
IT Is SAFE. BECAUSE IT IS MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM
REFINED TALLOW (PhEPARED BY OURSELVES,
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR
KETARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM
HE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS
THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH.
PUT UP IN BARS. AND EVERY BAR BRDED
WITH OUR NAME,
FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY
AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE,
m8 1914 WATER STREET. GEORGETOWN D. G,
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. n: LURI. t't.l- Pas.tlgtr AE61t, Bah
WI CLEMENTS. Master of Trans, Baito. IN
IN UNEAI

TN GREAT FFrxssy1v.srA ROUTE
,,,t t. TIE T., MOTH. WEST AND S0UTHWEsT,
Bill hE IhAcK uAcsf ftP Eof f1FFMNEST
Is fETEcI Jri.Y leTH, 1850. ~ =
o. tTH AID i STREETS. A. FoLLo LOWS.
For Pit! burg and the West, Chicago Limited Express
L. $50 a. n, daily with Sleeping Cars from
y TO With Hhnf raaaa c MsSern f. aS9
= mat, i. Mail wLxpress. $3.50 pm daily Tor
For C-.ss'n Springs. $50 M. 730 and $50 pm.
BALTIMORE AMP POTOMAC RAILROAD.
feT CtnaIai2ua, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara. 6iOa.
r.6r to Watkps & y. M daily erc o s aar
daT. with Pa.ace Cars from Washington to Canaan
Fer Wi;snasport Lock Haven. and Elmira. atsao 4.
p daily. exeept SEnday.
az, 9S :, and nd lo3o P;1 r On SUNDAY ne p 42O SO
lor Cars. $3.50 m. daily. except Sunday
1or B[I Elyn NJ all thr9ugh trains connect at Jer
direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding double
Too Pm: Limited Express, $50 am. daiiy.e1-
Tor Bals;n5Ts t:4e; soo $50. 1870 and 1:so.
s,1niay, 500. $50 am. 400. 600. $780, $50.
TorPo = Creek Line. GAO a. H. and 4:4o p NJ daily
For AnlsPoiis $40 am and 4:4o pm. daily. excep.
AI NJ -FSpf1a IN, iND TREpERIGKsBUEG BAIL;
For AeSsn 5 sso 92Y IL 90 and Il 2s
For Pt3 % and l tho and s6r Il - s ann ana pm
1rsiDs iyaye alexandria for Washington 500 7:2o.
go pm. and loo midnight On On sunday GH AT At
and III o Ho an norhe o Corner
d 't ttee, and y a avenue and at the sta
sage t. destnaton from hotels ana residences % 0as
Genera, H !; Il; Woo i,sn.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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Yellow Fever Rcuors.-

The surgeon general marine hospital service has
received the following reports from the yellow
fever districts, dated yesterday:
BROWNSVILLE, TExAs--Forty-nine new cases re-
ported; two deaths in past twenty-four hours.
Two cases, fifteen miles above. on river Estab-
iished quarantine station for refugees at santa
Maria with quarters, wood and water for fifty or
sixty people VIII insist on ten days detention
with thorough fumigation. No cost 10 the ser
vice. The Arroyo Gordon bids fair TO conf1De the
disease. We are not allowed TO send mail TO Pena,
The first railroad station on mail route.
MURRAY, Surgeon.
CoaBE. Health Officer.
GOODRICH, Deputy Collector.
PENSACOLA, FLA.-No new cases One death e
ported today. The end is seemingly near.
X c. WHITE, Acting ASST surgeon.
The national board OF health has received ad-
wees from the health of1lcer at Pensacola, Fla.
stating that there were no new cases there yester
day and one death. In all there have been twenty
one cases, eight OF whom have died Six cases re-
main under treatment In the city.
Acting secretary OF the Navy Walker to-day re-
celved 2 telegram from Lieut. welch, at the navy
yard, Pensacola, Fla. as follows :-"Pensacola
BOARD or health report last night death and no
new cases Paymaster Brown, surgeon Persons
ana Gunner Magru Ter LETT to-day on leave; the
TWO latter on surgeons certificate All well here
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The Social Science Association.

Association today Theodore Bacon, of Rochester,
read a paper on professional Ethics" 1t advo-
Gated the highest standard OF ethics for lawyers,
Charles A. Peabody. Louis L. Delafield, Theodore
Dwight. Prof. Francis Wayland, Rev. H. L. Way
land and others. James f. Colby, of New Haven,
read paper advocating disrranchisement for
crime Edward W. Bemis. OF Springfield, Mass,
read paper on "LocaI Self-government in tie
Northwest"
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THE PETERSBURG, VA. CONTESTED ELEcTIoN.-The
Petersburg, Va city council at a special meeting
last night submitted their answer to the rule
awarded by the Supreme Court OF Appeals OF VIZ
gin1a on the petition OF s. A Plummer. democrat,
requiring said council 10 show cause why O man
daInus should not issue directing the council TO
store the petitioner TO the ONCE OF city auditor.
The answer claims that z. r. Russell, readjusteg,
having been elected city auditor by legally OF.
ganized readJuster council, the election OF 6 A
Plummer was Illegal
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CoYrrNs FOR TEE JEANETTE DEAD.-The com

CoFFrNs FOR THE JEANETTE DEAD.-The collins
which are TO be forwarded TO St Petersburg to
bring the bodies OF Commander belong and his
comrades to this country are now on exhibition In
New York. These cofanS have been constructed
after original designs, expressly drafted for the
object In view. The bodies will be wrapped In
Russian hair felt and the collins will be bedded
with cork sawdust After receiving the bodies the
cofns will be filled with cork dust for the abSorp-
ton OF moisture. The faces VIII be protected by
waterproof and alright rubber hooda The cofllns
VIII then be hermetically sealed and wrapped In
Russian hair felt Each comm win then be packed
In heavy outside box. which viii be filled with
hair felt The box win be wrapped In canvas,
which VIII be kept wet 90 that IL win be kept cool
by evaporation On each comm WIN be bronze
which President 0ar1el0's comm was CONSTRUCTED,
and upon these w1ll b engraved he names q The
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District Government affajrS.


Mr. Henry A Jones was to-day appointed fnspec-
tor and weigher of coal for the District.
BIDS WERE OPENED
In the Commissioners ONCE to-day for supplying
steam heating and ventilating apparatus 10 the
Webster and Gales school buildings as follows: :
c. G. Thorn, 50 900: VIM. A. Wood & Co, Bait,
Gales $3.50, Webster $3.50, making a total OF
slO,3O0; Thos. S0merviIle, Gales 81 500, and Web
ster st..53, total, Ss,56i; Hayward & Hutchinson,
Webster 81 1896
FELL IN A Frr.-About one O'Clock this after
noon Emile Huppler. a white man, about 81 years
Old. fell with an epeptc fit at the corner OF 10th
and the avenue, cutting his head severely. He
DIR. Markriter attended him subsequently he
went to his home, 1910 street northwest
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Jere-
raiah j. Murphy and Lizzie NJ. Kane: Edward A.
Hughes and Elvie J. Armstrong; Henry H. Degges
ana Bette A. HID; Michael Cologne and Eliza
hughes; Richard b. Leary andViola b. Hunter;
Chas. Giles and Lizzie Hamilton; John J. Harley
and al Susie E. Porter; Charles b, Smith and Mamie
NJ. Ha IRIS; Robert A. Tucker. Of Amherst county,
Va. and Maggie E. Wright, of Alexandra: Thos.
Davidson and Ida Mahoney; Edwin L. Curtis OF
Stafford county, Va. and Maggie d. Downs, OF
Spottsylvania county. Va: Rev. E. NJ stanton
and Catherine E. Gibbs; DIR. Matthew Taylor OF
King Williams county, Va, and Elizabeth Viz
ginia Reese, OF Baltimore.
ESJoINED FROM RECEIVING DRAFT-To-day In
the Equity Court Judge Hagner made decree In
the case OF X. w. Holland against G. W. L. Black
making the injunction granted heretofore perpet-
uai Holland employed Black in 1875 to- prosecute
claim Tor him, but a short time thereafter dis
charged him and employed other attorneys. There
was awarded him si74 and the Treasury depart
lnent was prepared to issue 1t, but Black claimed
that he was entitled to his fees SO per cent Hol-
land denied that there was more than $40 due
Black, and to have the matter settled he filed a
Dill for an Injunction, which was made perpetual
to-day as above stated Mr.. p. E. Dye appeared
Tor Holland and Mr. j. LanghOrne for Black.
ALLEGED CRUELTY TO HoRsEs.-Complaint by
citizens of harsh treatment OF horses hauling
coal to the General Post ONCE building by over
loading and whipping. induced Agent King, OF
the Humane Society. to order the cartmen TO either
put on hill horses or tighten their loads before
going up the steep grade. A number OF cartmen
ooeyed the order, but James Burk, owner OF a
horse. who lives on street, between 9th and 9TH
southwest, refused and upon going up with ton
or coal was put under arrest and taken to the fifth
precinct station; also, Andrew Banks, OF street.
between ID and Sd southwest, driver for Michael
Burk, street, between 9th and 9TH southwest
THESE cases will probably be tried tomorrow at
the Police Court
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WORK REsUMKD.-The plate department OF the
rolling mill OF the B. O. r. r., at Cumberland,
resumed yesterday with the usual force. The
spike and river departments also started up. In
GLIDING outside hands, there were over % men
employed. To-day the bar mill and furnaces in
the puddle mill started, and this viii make the
whole number OF men at work about 30 II Is
stated that q few OF the union men nave signfned
to the SUPERINTENDENT their intention OF going TO
work on the company's terms
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Fatal Accident.

SHAMoKIN, Pa, Sept 7.-Richard Seimons. a
young man employed at Cameron colliery, while
at work in the mines yesterday, was caught be-
tween car and prop and terribly crushed. He
died last night
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oAITIMnRE 81 nuIn RAIIpnAn

RALTIM0RE K OHIO RAILROAD.
IL TIE MDDEI FAST, AND TIE ONLY LINE
viAWASHINGToS... DOUBLE TRACK
JANNEY COUPLER! STEEL RAIlsI
S'H atSb$y. g 2A3 IA sS14. FF!E'f
seT1 Cars to il St Ii f ai G 5PTs5
.s:q9-Batim2re EIlico;E C.ty ana WAY stations.
6:5G-Bs.tmore. Annavo.i, and Way Piedmont stras-
hes;fE' aud Way VIA Relay
s:I0-Ioin; ST Rocks ana Way Stations
sl5-7P!iILADELPHIA. NV YORK AND BOSTON
s4-staunton snd Valley Express tcoI,lscts for Ha-
A. gcrstowl ana ct Point II Rocks for Frederick
Stops st Belts wills. Annapolis Junction. Jessui's
al Dyrseys- On sundays stops at al stations
1o;o0-BALIiM0RE EMPRESS. (stops at Hyaitsvills
t1O49-P..tsGurg CHICAGO. Cincinnati and St Louis
PN.-I2:l0-Baltirlore. Ericott CITY Anna;o.is Way.
:-, 1qnda Y only f. !. BatimoFe and Way
3:5G-Ia;t;naore ana way stations. Winchester. Frel
4:se-Hs.;nore. lily s:tsTiIle < Laurel fxnress fired
. errE via Relay. stop!ing at Annapolis Junction.)
f4.z5-Pi..t Of Rocks Fry,;er.ck haterstoWn, Win
g. Sier and Way s.at.ons con Sunday to foins OF
t54s-BALITMo ExpKES3S. CIartinsbura and
Way VIA Relay. StopS at Iiyatt.vie and Laurei.)
t7:6O-BaItI1nore and WAY stations
Is :I0-rIIt SBUkG. CLEVELAND and DETROIT
e:1ohBhLTIGoEii' 1 ExPILs Sc 70 f'''sO'rs
DO ADELPHIA. NEW YORK and BOSTON
flo:l9-yhica[o. Cincinnati end St Louis Express
nst@BAITfSI0EE AID ij''I @AY sTAII0Ns.
fbay SUNDAY 3ny Other trains daily, exert sunday
For further Information apply at the Baltimore AMI
Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Sta'i1E 6l9 and 1851
viii b. taxi, for baggage 70 be checked and received at
{. r. lord. Gen Passenger Agent Balto.
NJ.
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STEAMERS. &c.

rs,HE STEAMER ''MATTANO" LEAVES 7rH
i street wharf every SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND
THURSDAY. at seven o'clock ~. for POtomac river
landings. Stopping at landings i'll Nonni Tuesdays
ana Thursdays, MattoX Greek Sundays and Thurs
days Chapel Point end Brents Wharf Sundays down"
and Wednesdays up, ;" and Mattawonan Greek
Washington every Monday. Wednesday and Friday
afternoons.
For information applys)
G. T. JONES. Agent.
ri, Str af,rbor nj
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DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
On and after MARCH 18th the STEAMER SUE, Can
tain W. G. GEOGHEGAN. will leave STEPHENSON'S
WHARF, foot of 9TH street, EVERY SUNDAY. at four
O'clock PIN, for Baltimore and River Landings.
knRiyer Freight must be Prepaid.
Returning, arrive in Washington every SATURDAY. night
STEPHENSON BRO. AGENTS
m1e-6m 9TH street Wharf and Cor. 18th and Pa. ave-
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L1EBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
To lie had Of all Storekeepers Grocers and
Chemists; Sole Agents for the United States
(wholesale only G. David l. Co.. Fem
church avenue. London. ENGLAND. ap27
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BLIGHTKD BLIss-On Tuesday a gentleman OF
about 30 summers, leaning on the arm OF a rosy
checked lass OF 49, registered at the Central Ave-
nue. Hotel In Philadelphia as man and wife. In q
few minutes the man. who gave the name OF John
N. Biest,a retired farmer OF Maryland, approached
the clerk and informed him that the lady was not
his wife, but that they were DESTROYS of getting
married, and inquired where a minister could be
found. The clerk gave the desired Information,
and Mr.. BleSt suggested that il wouldn't be a bad
idea to 1T out his prospective bride In new cloth
Ing. The couple then proceeded 70 a store, where
the desired articles or apparel were purchased.
After they left the place the young woman said
that she ought to have pair OF gloves, and Biest
gave her some money and requested her TO return
TO the hotel after buying the articles. This was
the last seen OF her. Her name Is said TO be
Mary Williams, and she is supposed to be from
Delaware.
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The lord mayor OF Dublin gave q banquet In
honor Of Mayor Harrison, Of Chicago, last night
The tenth industrial exposition Of Cincinnati
sWag opened last night
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Francis D. Moulton has filed bill In eQuityin
the United States court against T. Chaiee, trus-
tee, and VIM. Sprague for possession and title q
Canonchet
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and Ohio Canal Meeting.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Sept AT meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
to-day, only the state OF Maryland was repre-
scented. The formal acceptance OF the presidency
OF the canal, 10y Lewis c. Smith, was received and
filed. Spencer Watkins. OF Montgomery county,
was elected director in place OF MI. Smith
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EIGHTf-sEvEN PENSION CERTIFICATES were sent
to the acting Secretary of the Interior for sigma
tUre TO-DAY.