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i.t.7s IT,, - ~. s.a . MARRIED.
~ BROWN. JONES. In New York, on July 10, 1882,
RRTHGR Brow Of fai h Conn e0 to c5 JosR
PHINE Al. JONES. of this city. No cards.
BROW NE-TURNER. At st. Andrews church.
Richmond. Staten Island. n. Y. July 19, 1882 by
the Rev. Thomas s. Yocom. d. D., Gen. WILLIAM
HENRY BROWNE and LOUISE ELIZABETH,
daught-r of Col. d. S. Turner, of the city Of New
York.
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ECZEMA.

Sixteen months since eruption broke out on my
leg and both ree which turned out to be Eczema and
caused me great pain and annoyance tried various
remedies with good results, until used the CUTI-
CURA REsoLvENr internally and CUTIcURA and CUrI-
CURA SOAP externally, which entirely cured me- SO
that my skin is as smooth and natural as ever.
LEN. NJ. FRAILEY, Ga South st., Baltimore
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SCROFUIA SORE.

Rev. DR.. -. in detailing his experience with the
CUTICURA REMEDIES. sal that through Irvine Proyi-
dence of his parishioners cured of uous
Sore which was slowly draining his life by the
CuTIcURA REsoLvENr Internally and CUTIcURA and
the disease completely driven out. -
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Nervous Debility

is depressed. irritable state of mind; a weak,
nervous, exhausted feeling: no energy; no anima-
ton; confused head; weak memory; loss OF power
In generative organs occasioned by excuses; men,
tai oVerWork, or indiScretiOns A positive nfalli-
able remedy for all these troubles is found in
Allen, Brain Food, which tones up the system,
arrests all Involuntary discharges, removes men,
tai gloom and dependency, and restores wonder
druggists, 81 package, for S. sent free by mail
on receipt OF price, from ALIENS PHARMACY, 3I5
First avenue, N. Y. SToTT CROMWELL, Agents,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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Special Weather Rui,etIn.
SUNDAY TO BE A FAIR DAY.

The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin TO the press: The
barometer Is highest in the northwest and lowest
In the Rocky mountain region. NOrSherly winds
prevail In the Ohio valley, Tennessee and the mid
die Atlantic states; elsewhere they are light and
variable Local rains have fallen I'm all the dis
tricts except the northwest The following stations
report more than one inch of rainfall during the
past twenty-four hours: VickSburg, 1.30; Char
lotte, Los; Klttyhlwk eco. The temperature has
risen in the northwest and lake region and else
where remained nearly stationary. The following
special temperatures were reported at am this
morning: EastpOrt, CSC; Montreal, $50; Quebec,
st. Paul and Denver, $50; Mt. Washington, 4o;
Cleveland go; Alpena, coo; Duluth, $50; San Fran
cisco, 54o The following maximum tempera-
lures were reported yesterday afternoon: Yuma.
1000; Eagle Pass, 1919. Fair weather is Indicated
on sunday In the Ohio valley and lower lake
region.
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When Ladies Are Attractive.

All ladies know their faces are more attractive
when free from pmpes Parker'S Ginger Tonic
Is popular among them because 1t banfshes i'm
puritieS from blood and skin and makes the face
glow and the eye sparkle with health
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Anlusenents Tonight

THEATER CoMIQUg.-Variety and BurleSQue.
ABNER'S SUMNER GARDEN.-Concert.
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDEN.-Specialty Perform
ance.
The WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL, New York
avenue, between 18th and 14th streets
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Jusr ARRIVED with steamer Caldera lot Of fine
old sherrieS for medical purposes, such the Old
vintage, 1862 OOrOso, and AmoatilladO, at c. Kan
der's, No. GIL 9TH street.
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G1.(AND Reward

For any case OF bind bleeding itching, liberated
or protruding Piles that DeBlng's Pile Remedy
fails to cure. Prepared by J. P. Miller NJ. D., 9i5
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with
out his signature. Sold by druggists. Disco
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for all the purposes OF purgative, for Constipa
patton, Indigestion, Headache and Liver Com
plant By universal accord, they are the best Of
all purgativeS for family use.
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Dr.. L. A. PALMER, Westerly, r. l., says: 81
cheerfIily recommend Hunts remedy as the best
medicine ever used for dropsical diseases. 1t has
almost raised the dead"
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DIR. RAUrERBERG has returned to 215 Sd street
northwest
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SEE that you get Harris Insect Powder.
For CHEAP TRUNKS and travelling bags go to
Herzog's, 50S 9th ST.. near Pennsylvania avenue
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PARAsoLs In all cOlors. cleaned, and Grape wells
renovated equal to new at Il. Fischers, 900 G. ST.
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How Refreshing

to the feverish invalid is Tarrant's Settler Aper
ent! Its cooling land anti-inflammatory characte
surpasses that OF any other saline. Sold by a
druggists
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Communion Wine

The grape crop OF A. Speer's vineyards In New
Jersey last year was double that OF any previous.
year. His vineyards in New Jersey have SO in
creased each year that he has been enabled tC
keep stock five to six years ahead. None or his
Port Is sold less than four years cid. 1t has be-
come popular wine among the best physicians
in New York, and is largely used for communion
purposes and for weak and aged persons Fol
sale by Druggists and Grocers.
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DIED.
CARROLL. On Wednesday, July 10, 1882, at $40
p. m.J Mrs. CHARLOTTE CARROLL, departed this
he in the sixty third year of her age
Funeral will take place from her late residence, No
406 ID street southeast, Sunday, July 23d, at three
o'clock. Relatives and friends respectfully in
vited. - Us =
alexandria and New York papers please copy.l
kEISS. On July 22d. 1882. LILLIAN HELENE
REiSS aged fourteen months, daughter of w. Z. and
G. NJ. Reiss.
Funeral from her grandfather's residence. Chas A.
Stewart Columbia road, Mt. Pleasant Tomorrow, at
pm.
SHOEMAKER. At the residence of Mr.. David Shoe
maker. in Tenna lytown, on the list Of July 1892
CHRISTOPHER d. SHOEMAKER, aged twenty
years.
His remains will be buried at that place tomorrow,
near his relatives, at a. NJ.
SMOOT. On July 22d. 1882, at Sis O'clock a. M,
M1LBER COWL1NG, youngest son of Hobart A. and
Emma j. Sinoot. aged three months and nineteen
days. .ii3 3l.' -
Suffer little children to come unto me- for such ia
the kingdom of Heaven. Amen.
Reatives and .nds are respectfully invited to at
ten his funeral from 1899 Ninth street northwest
Sunday evening, at o'clock.
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CHEAP JOB PRINTING Mlan's, COB eth. above F.
s. EYEGLASSES now 81. He.nplers, 453 Pa. ave.
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DecIlnC OF Man.
Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sex
ual Debility. cured by "Wells' Health Renewern
81. Depot, StOtt & Cromwell. 8
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AT A FASHIONABLE HOTEI--A party OF summer
1aunters who were not accustomed to hotel life,
ner, five O'Clock dinner, tea and midnight supper.
They thought 1t their bOunden duty TO eat all they
would hold. About two O'Clock in the morning
there was a frightiu alarm, and they thought they
were all going to die. Perry Davis Pain Killer
happily restored them to health. Mr.. Butterfield,
clerk OF the American House, Lowell, Mass, writes
that he keeps supply OF this valuable remedy for
guests who may happen to be In trouble; and that
he has never known il to fail.
WANTED ladies to learn MoOdys system of dress
cutting. 1t IS perfection. It is not a chart or
model, but square. 1t is the only system in the
world by which young giflS can cut and prepare a
dress, and make it fit well as experienced dress
makers. The price is within the reach OF all. Md.
Washington, 1911 Pa ave, general agent
II You WANT good ice cream, go to Fussell's. II
you don't want good, go where it is cheaper.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Gather

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON. DC. July %, 1882. $50 IN.
For the middle Atlantic states. cloudy weather.
with Hyht local rains, variable winds, mostly
notaerly nearly stationary tempere sure and pres
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AVOID IMITATION OPTICIANS. Consult Hempler,
lS3 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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Fake Ayers pills

The Fowler Spring Mattress.
warrantee certificate for five years issued wit
each one sold. SaleSroomS l10J eth street NV.
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NeuraIRiR,

WASHINGTON, d. C., December 90, 1881.
Gentlemen: 1 have suffered for several years
with Neuralgia indigestion, &c. Something over a
year ago was permanently relieved by Browns
Iron Bitters Icheerfully recommend it as 1t has
not only done me good, but 1t Is used regularly in
my family as tonic with most beneficial results.
F. A. BIRCH.
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COPPER LTGuTNING-R oDs, at j. Ii. Kuehlng' III
18th street.
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feet, cannot feel and act like a we'll person.
Carters Iron Pills equaliZe the circulation remove
nervousness and give strength and rest.
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q SHIRTS only 75c. al 9TH st.

CR0SS-GRAINED AND ILL-TEMPERED PEOPLE are
often more TO be pitied than blamed They are in
many instances very nervous persons and are
aggravated by ill-conditfoned and badly lifting
underwear. Their clothes twist around ami pull
across the shoulders and choke them and the
sleeves get rolled up, until they wish they were
anywhere out OF the world" IL these unfortu-
mates only had sense enough to get some first
class, well made garments their happiness would
be increased and their friends be possibly able to
tolerate them Let them go to Taylor Hufty'S
and get suit OF well made underwear. anu keep
their tempers and not be so desperately disagree
able.
JET NECKLACES, EARRINGS: LACE PINS to match.
1rigg's
TEXAS MOCKING BIRDS and one monkey for SALE
". French, 4l9 i2th street
DoN'T RUIN Your EYEsIGHr Consult Hempler,
90 Pennsylvania avenue.
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An IlnpOssfbility

Deserving articles are always appreciated. The
exceptional cleanliness OF Parker's Hair Balsam
makes 1t popular. Gray hairs are impossible with
its occasional use.
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Word has been received at Toronto from Ottawa,
remittlng part OF the sentence against School
Teacher CHUTE, who made improper DrOpos lis to
female pupil. He was ordered to receive forty
lashe5, twenty OF which he got and the balance
are remittad.
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at Brght's Disease, Diabetes or any disease OF the
kidneys, liver or urinary organs, as Hop BitterS
will certainly and lastingly cure you and it is the
only thing that will
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The earthquake on Wednesday was more
severe In many places than in the City OF Mexico
especially IL the south. In Ignla the church Is In
ruins, and in Yautepec the church FELL killing four
pprS0nS. =
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ingy and felt rather the ebb and dow of their
struggles for life. have stood silently by them in the
counting house. and the red blood 20 tingling to
their very finger tips at my healing touch. have kept
pace with them in the busy streets. have lain down
by them under summer country boughs and watched
the tide of life rise high within them for contact with
me. have trodden hospital wards. aud seen the pale
emaciaion of disease snk away at my coming and So
rough gain and loss. through glory and disgrace
through every possible human phase have walked and
worked do not pretend to explain this healing gift
that has descended me, but the world is full of its
happiest results. which speak language eloquent
than any can command. Ask and We shall always find
me ready to go to your succor.
1t SANFORD'S GINGER
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ITO, FOR LEONARDTOWN!
GRAND EXCURSION RESORT.

IVHE POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS IMPROVE.
Il MENT COMPANY
Run daily excursions to Glymont on steamer Keypor.
leaving 18th street wharf at a.. and p. M,
turning leave Glymont at p. m. and p. m. Fare.
round trip-5O cents; children under II, Is cents
Greatly reduced rates to societies and clubs can be OBJ
tanned of the Treasurer Orvile Johnson 469 Penn
sylvsDia avenue northwest.
Dr.. s. A. H. MCkIM. President.
d. e. p. ROWLAND,
jyI0 Secretary
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T TELL MY DREAM.

1t was the dream Of the old alchemists to transmut<
base metals into gold have had dearer dream than
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y BOATING!!
FISHINGn!
FAMILY. EXCURSION, under the auspices Of
ON THE STEAMER JANE MOSELEY,
TO LOWER CEDAR POINT,
TUESDAY, July 25, 1882.
Boat leaves 9th St wharf at g. 80 M Tickets Soc
children between the of and IL half price
Tickets be obtained of members Of the lodge and
at the boat on morning Of excursion. jyl9-5t
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i Il 90 sssss TIT ZEE TIT
4 & 90 sssss ZEE +
TIT ZEE RRR M .sss,
+ En- kknTR ssss s
F.
CELEBRATED STOMACH
BBb i s ZEE kRf sssss
s sss # + ! E E. EH5 ! sssss .

TITS the ccrce-rent testimony Of the public and the
medical profession that Hosteters Stomach Bitsers is
medicine which achieves results speedily felt thorough
and benisn Beride rectfyins liver disorder. II in
vgorstes TIE fcebae conques kidney and bladde COM
paiuts. and hastens tia coavsisscence OF those re-
covering from tnfeebiins diseas Moreover It Il the
grand specific for fever and aeus.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

DON'T RUIN YOUR EYEsIGHr. Consult Hemple
"a Pennsylvania avenue.
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CITY ITEMS.
For Summer Excurxiouists.
,dfd cfrnl Of Daadiu,,n n nd oho,x, I'm, ,,-a.

Splendid stock OF medium and cheap Trunks;
Nice assortment OF Travelling Satchels:
SILK, Alpaca, and Gingha Umbrellas;
Blue Flannel Yachting, and Rowing shirts:
Mems andBoys' thin Underwear. at reduced prices:
White Ties Percale Scarfs &c Linen Collars I3c
At Lewis, $50 18th ST., bet and Knw.
N.B.-Fresh supply Mems "Jumbois," 81; Boys
do, 75c. all other straws at cost 3
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l26C. HOsE sc. at Young's, 736 eth

II You WANT good ice cream, go to FuSSellS. II
you don't want good, go where it is cheaper.
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PECIAL EXCURSION
TO
LOWER CEDAR POINT,
Given in honor Of
THE NATIONAL RIFLES.
MONDAY. lilly "a 1880.

Steamer JANE MOSELEY will leave wharf foot OF
9th street at 9 am. promptly, returning by p. m.
Tickets SO cents. For sale at ST. Marc Hotel and at the
wharf. ty2Q-3t
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JET NECKLACES, EARRINGS: LACE PINS to match.
4rigg'S
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TEXAS MOCKING BIRDS and one monkey for sale.
". French, 419 I2th street
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that: To lay at humanity's feet that far mo
alluring riches. health. which is after all t
only wealth worth the battle. No man b
looked on more suffering or felt greater col
passion for those in affection than I. q
seen Of men 1 have watched them on t
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II and satisfactory, 81. 90 per gallon. wholesale ana
retail stores and3 Center Market fronting Pennsyl
vania avenue, Warrington. DC DB
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AN ENJOYABLE PARTY was given last evening by
the Misses Ella Mccartney and Carrie Nairn, at
the home OF the latter No 1909 II street, north
THU flowers and every delicacy OF the season was
In abundance. Dancing, music, and punnlng were
present were the Misses Lauck, Miss Wood, Miss
Lawrence, Miss Gaut, Miss Nairn Miss Harvey,
MISS Hulprin, the Misses Hail. and Messrs. Edward,
A SharrettS ID. E. Sharretts, Rodgers Jackson,
Ialleck. Capt. Hall, Fairchild, Ill., Rhodes, Pre-
VoSt, Curtis, Prof. Lawrence, and ID. E. McElhinny
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SATURDAY NIGHT EXCURSION
NORFOLK. FoKTREs MONROE AND THE CAPEs
On the popular steamer
GEORGE LEARY,
From 7th street wharf,
SATURDAY, JULY ODD. AT6P.M.
Returning leave Norfolk at p. m. Sunday. Arrive
in Washington 80 H. Monday.
Prof. Cooks Brass Band accompanies the excursion.
Steamer stops at Pney Point and Point Lookout going
and returning. tyl9-4t
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A VIRGINIA OFFICE-SEEKER TROURLE-A
genteelly dressed, ii.teligent-lOOk1ng young man.
a stranger, about 30 years old, named Joseph c.
Beekman. was In Judge SnelFs dock this morning
charged with being a suspicious person. James
Leonard. the driver OF the Jail van told the court
that about twelve o'clock last night he found tho
prisoner concealed in his (witness0 house No. 3i9
AZ street, near City Hall, ana drew his pistol and
covered h!m with II, when he begged witness not
10 shoot him. On the way to the station house
he said he was Virginian, and came here to get
an Office. The prisoner said he was drunk and
didn't even know where he was last night The
court asked him II he knew anybody here and he
replied that Senator Malone knew his family The
court told him that unless some OF his friends
came In and read usted the sentence by GIVING
bonds for him he would have to be committed 20
the wOrkhouse for 30 days.
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w1LLEr / LIBBEY;

COR. 9Th AND NEW YORK AVENUE
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AUCTION SALES.
PROPOSALS.

IFor Other Auctions See Sepenth Pace.
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Music AT THE WHITE House GRoUNps-The fol-
lowing is the program OF the music to be played at
the White House grounds by the Marine band this
afternoon. II it does not raf.i: Observation-Disclosures
gen." Wagner; 2. Selection-"Madame Favart,"
Onenbach; 3. Garotte-'Moderne," Tours; l.
WalU-"ParOles GLAMOUR" SOusa; s. Duet, for
two cornets-"Swss Boy" by Messrs Jaeger and
Petroia. Bent; 8. ROmance-"Alla Stella Conf
dente," Robaude; z. ia Belle Helene,' Oren-
bach.
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THE WILL OF CAROLINE E. BIRTH was filed in
the Probate Court yesterday. After directing that
all debts due her brother be paid, she leaves to
Mrs. Susan Lane, Mrs. Maria L. Birth, Mrs. Anna
NJ. kille, Mrs. Mary B. Vandeveer, and Kate /.
Birth, the sum OF 500 each; to her nephew, Brent
L Baldwin, her bureau, bedstead, ana wardrobe
The rest of the estate is left one-third TO her
brother and twO-thrdS to the children Of her late
niece, as tenants I'm common. w. w. Birth and b.
L. Baldwin are appointed executors.
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Sermii6te teIeerapbif6e Sep
bcfdteu.

Sderiff @roll in 2ebanou, Benni.,
1T inter Der 4nflage, 6idJarb Bod uno
Srantlin 9taud bnr6 Bnihtpernadldiiigun
ans benz County @efdugni1ie enttonalen laiz
len 81 baben, uerbaftet unb untes $1,000
&iilgifaft geitellt tpor6en.
0as Sun6rSidulififf .B ortsmoutb g."
iuel6es am 8. april bon Sampton=8oabs
mad 9tepport, 8.zS., abging uH6 oeiien
GuSbletbeu Selorgntlie erregte, fam gefern
i'm lebteren Safen an. GS mar ourdJ mi
brige gSinee auIgebalteI1 morbeH.
5 aaf {. > iterb out, HrdIoent ser
ygSilfesbarer gGaiierz@ Comp" lno elmer Der
bebeuteubften @rmtbei9eutbiimer in gSils
teSbarre, Senni., itarb 9eftern pl0slitb in ies
uer StaSt
Die 9eid|e eiueS peitsreu Spfer8 Der
g @oloen @ithz" aataitropbe,
bieienige zines fleiuen MdSteus, tulirSe ae,
tern etiua 30 Wfetlen unterbalb YteIup1is,
Eenn., aufgefunben.
Sas. 9amleB, Elm benlofratilder Sabliu=
ipeftor in 3 20 y, g. D., mur0e gefsern me-
gen Ufeiueibs benz Suubesgeridtc iibertpe-
len.
Su zen @ablpro3efeu 81 &barle 4 on,
&c, tpurbe geitern bas .3eugeuoerb0s aui
Seiteu Der 8egiernng fortgcieet. 9aIielbe
ergab nidts 9Ieues. Seute mirb OaS Ser
Dor Der @utlaituugsjeugen begiuneA:
Gin geipiiier gtnbreru 9arrts ftarb oorge,
itern aben6 in gSel6ou, N.sG., inter
uerbddtigen llmitdnbcn unO man permit
tibet, oaB er oergiftet iporhcH lit. Gine I'm
teriu@uug mtro itattfin0en
Sn Der @eieBgebung nna STRAIT
n c II paIfI:te ioeben ein @eiss, Delfes porz
Idreibt, baB bic Strdilinge Oes 3u6tbauieS
bic @rdber Der conioberirteI Solooten AMI
pSoIlpmOobz bzGemeterp" in Srbnuug balteu
iolen.
@illiam Caves, Elm am 5uSe bcs
@artber Wountain in gtemtors@ountp, Irf.,
pobnhafter Sarmer, iff III oergangener
gSo6e bon ei1en unbefaRnten Ut IL d { +
m Der eridoiIen morbea.
SameS SanItng, tpeld)er am lebten
DlOntag abenb In SaerameHto, @al.,
bon Simon 8aton eeidlohen iuur5e, ftarb
porgeifern 9berlb unb bic aufregung utter
ben Siirgeru 1T 10 sroB, ba6 bas @eidngniB
ourd yfili3 bepadt iueroen nluB, nm ein
Sgnhgeriflt 3u uereiteln.
Sobn SolS murbe geitern in 3 erarz
tana, Irt., bon benz &idter Goipln 8anz
croft bur1 einen SdsotifuB i'm @eiid5t
perfpunoet nnb mir0 mabri9einlim bei6e
4ugen perlieren. Der Streit mar bic Solge
zines Sfan6alprOSees. Bancroft 1T inter
$50, 600 Siirsid)aft gefteGlt worben.
Ser @attinmDrber 6rant 6.
Beaie i'll Bottom, pelder ie'ne 1Sldbrige
Satin t6btete uno banu eiuen e.folgloien
Selbfnorbperiud mahte, lift be5 Rorbes
I'M ;meiten Grab iiberfiibrt tuorben.
Yeuie III nur % Sabre alt. 8as llrtbeil
ipuroe aufgeidoben.
Die Nanuidaft Der Sarfe nMeguutis
cot" Settelte seitern i'm Safen BON BORT
lamb, &c., etne Meuterei an. SGmn1tz
lidJe Meuterer tpuroen perbaftet.
Die Western Nail Association" bielt
seitern in Yittsburg, Yenui., ibre Sabres-
periummlung, eriudblte ibre alten geamteil
aufs Nsue unb bei6loB, Den bisbertgen
Breis bon $3.50 bei;ubehaltsn.
Su g ii D 9 tb | eb E M, Bennl., tuurs
rsn geifern fiinf neue grtruutungeu unO srpei
5obesf6ne an ben BLattern beriGtet.