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PEORIA. Ill. July 20, 1870 Mus. DR. KECK-Dcar Mad
am: To my letter of April 10 let add that my improve
that constant and permanent ~ that by the
last of Apr able to 10 work again NJ my trade,
the arduons Of brick and have ever since
worked regularly, making full time with my co WORKERS
feel better Than have In years. have stopped the
the treatment for no longer need II hut kept the
medicine hand for emergencies, taking cold. etc
MY three sisters died Of consumption and certainly owe
not only my present health but my lie 10 your remedies
and the efficacy and permanence of their influence IL no
longer a question Of doubt Allow me space for one turh
er reference which have omitted Continual chs ana
fever and night for nearly ave symptoms
Of my condition. which, like all the others seemed 10 defy
hyslcans and medicine These, too have entirely dlsap
pearcd under your treatment, and am again well Very
gratefully yours. WIN. WALLACE WARMER,
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TERMS REASONABLY.

Observation-Disclosures OF NORMANDY, the Justly cele.
braled Prize Winner of the French Government Shows is
one Of those beautiful dark dappe gays with black points
often pictured but seldom seen. tie stands seventeen
hands high and weighs over ton Was approved by the
French Government and used breeder in the most
celebrated districts OF France prize winner nj all the
shows OF France and beaten in his class
when shown Although not high horse for his weight his
length Of body and neck depth Of shoulder and
his whole FORM nodded in the type OF the ec
graft carriage horseaives him rangy appearance when
In motion the elasticity OF his step the ease and grace OF his
carriage the rare symmetry of his form would impress one
with the lief that he before him OF that class and
rot one Of over ton weight He presents rare coblna
ton of all those physical qualities by which perfection Is
closet, approached In feet legs quarters body shoulders
breast and head muscular development, spirit and
energy all bear unnslkable evidence of masterpiece;
and wha he Ia vf the most powerful stylish and
best aCOned draft horses introduced ntO this country
and has proved himself and great breeder He
imported by MIR. W. DuSHAM. of Wayne. H. in the
month Of August is and Of the herd that took
the Grand Sweepstakes Prize OF One Thousand Dollars and
the Grand Gold Medal at the Great Chicago Fair in Sept
1881 in competition with the largest and best collection OF
C desdse horses ever hown on this continent consisting
of the prize winners of Scotland England and the Cansdas
GENDARNE il so widely known. has received such a
remarkable patronage and has such great reputation
breeder that IL Is unnecessary for give further de-
srrtntOn of him.
Thanking all my patrons for their vOrs and hoping
to merit continuance OF the same, am respectfully
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Ne,rs: "A drunken man was brutally beaten
and kicked yesterday in La Sale saloon, until
his face was mass of bloody pulp There are
some citizens in La Sale who would do the
state some service" dangling from rope, and
for the fair lame Of the city vigilance commit
tee should be organized and kept actively en-
ployed for a week or more"
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DiR0.

In San Jose California February 2sth 1852 of consum
ton, FRANCES NJ BURBANK. wife OF t. f. Dent.
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Mendoza Reporter: "Wm. Presher, farmer
living about miles southeast of here, had his
hand BADLY injured by having it caught in buzz
saw while saving wood. Dr. Corbus found it
necessary to amputate the fore finger of the right
hand Mr. Presher had the same right hand
badly injured a few years ago in threshing ma.
chine and hasn't much Of q hand left
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Rem ADVERTISEMENTS.
(No. s62. Vol. 3 p. N. S. b.,

Will make the OF 1882 at the farm OF the q
miles southwest OF Grand Eidge. in the town Of Faru
Ridge. La S-llc county III. VIII he at home every Mon
day Wednesday Thursday and Saturday. On Tuesday wi
be the farm of Marte Brown In the southwestern par
Of the Of South OTTAWA and Friday will he AT IN
home OF Frederick Glenn opposite the NanI farm. y
miles south of Grand Ridge, III.
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On Tuesday night Co d., - men, were Inspect
ed by Maj. J. Vance. There were present also
Lieut.. Col. Fithian and Capt Bennett, az Joliet.
The inspection was thorough, as to nrms aud
drill the proceedings lasting through two hours
of steady work. The Inspector expressed him.
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County Court and C1erk.-Wather's Block. Madison 81
Recorder -Exchange Building, opposite Clifton.
Circuit Court and Clerk.North end Of Court ST dow
stairs.
Skertr.-Same. up stairs.
Tredsfrer-Opera House Block.
COtictV AgenL-W lther's Block, up stairs.
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WIN. D. GRUBER.

p S.Terms reasonable. and pasture supplied for mare
from distance at reasonable pric. Care will he ake
TO accidents and escapes but will be responsible
should any occur. T. o.. Grand Ridge. Ia Sale CO.. H.
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kECK'S MEDICAL 1NFIRMARY.
1t is we'll known that the Doctors Special Practice is
Chronic Diseases. and Needless to enumerate
the Various Ailments Treated
CONSULTATIO FREE.
respectfully perusa of the reader few selections
from a amount Of substantial endorsements:

nnrmary Ave weeks In weeks her voice restored
to its original strength and tone met her IN Peoria On
her return home January IS and heard her speak aloud o
tI irst time in eight months. Her health y. very mlch
better every way II has paid us well 10 follow Mr "
hCcks advice although had very little hope AT nfst II
any doubts the above they may correspond Win me &c
Glasiord, III. ", ', "aiooF'
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Affairs I'm IVES. w..h,n~so-.

THE SHOOTING CASE OF LAST JuNE.-Max Ora
nam, young eolored man Of p street, was charged
In the Police Court to-day with saulting q col
ored boy named Thos. Bird, OF NJ street. both OF
this place, by Shooting him In the legs with shot
gun on the 10th OF last June. on Rock creek, for
taking MS lGraham's) boat The case was indef1-
AssAuLT1NG A PoLIcEMAN-A young man named
Timothy Cohen was before Judge Smell this morn-
Ing charged with assaulting Policeman David Cot
ter, and also with being diSorderly on the street
The onicer testified that about O'Clock last night
he put the prisoner under arrest Fayette street.
in West Washington, for being disorderiy on the
street, when he Immediately began TO assault wit
ness, and kicked him all the way to the station
house. The witness rolled up his pants and showed
the court some painful bruises on his legs which
he said were done with the toe of Cohen's boot. A
fine OF $40 or 30 days was imposed for the assault
and an additional fine OF s. or Is day was imposed
for the disorder.
BUILDING ASSOCIATION AT the 10th regular
monthly meeting or the Fourteenth building asso-
ciatlon, held last night at Goddard'S hall, 81 500
was disposed OF, being shares sold at $l50-the
maximum-and 40 shares retired at the stotk
value rates
PERsoNAL--The little son OF Mr.. John E Cox,
who was injured by falling out OF a secOnd-story
window last week, as mentioned in THE STAR at
the time, Is much better-Mr John SmOOt, son
OF Mr.. John ID. Smoot, and well known in this COM
Gay street.
GRAIN.-Arrived-Boa G. T. Dunlap, with 3,eoO
bushels wheat and 500 bushels corn; boat Seneca,
with 800 bushels wheat
MERCHANTS Observation-Disclosures on change to-
from 81 IL to Sl.15.
PoRT-Cleared-schr Mary Louisa, Gaskell, for
Norfolk, light.
CONDITION OF THE WATER notwithstanding the
continued rain, the reports to the aqueduct Office
show the water to be clear at Great EllS and both
reservoirs.
HIGH TIDE.-August 5. II 35 a. M, II SO p. m.
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The Fatal virginia Duel.

MISS HATCHETTS LAST LETTERS TO GARLAND.
1t is thought tn at If the following letter, writ
ten to Richard Garland the day before the duel
between the latter and the late Joseph Addison,
had been received earlier the duel might have
been avoided:
''SAssAFRAs FORK, n. c., July 10, 1892.-Kr Gar
laid: Yours Of 5th received. In reply have only
to say that as you have denied my charges have
nothing more to sly, OF course, only that / think
you have tried to take advantage OF me by alul-
ing to notes, hair, &C., which you know there is
nothing In, and which care nothing about, but
knowing your letter wouii come through other
hands, you thought to injure me In their estima-
ton. had never thought OF asking you for them,
but since you are so kind, you Will please collect
every word ever wrote, Except the Tasty long
or short cards, &c. Should you fn1 any orders to
the store, II for more than spool OF tire ID or
postal card, IL they have my name signed to
them, you viii please return them immediately
deny your ever having visited Inc bat once since
my friends, not to me. l wish to say Just here
that by my special request you VIII please not
write me another line. as | politely decline any
further correspondence with you. I think that
this affair is settled, and never intend TO spend
another thought about it, one way or the other.
Was not aware that it was the style at present to
refuse intrOductiOns before they were requ Asted.
As soon as l return home VIII try to ind all
your notes, also your pictures, and return them"
PSI shall mail this myself at SaSSafraS Fork
ana you Will please send the notes as requested
directly to me-, as | GO not care to annoy my
friends further in this affair." as think we have
mad enough witnesses to satisfy all parties
MAMIE L. HATCHETT."
The last note CT all, after Addison had been
Killed, was sent by hand, and is as follows:
July II, 1882.
To Mr.. GARLAND-I wrote to you a few DAYS
since, and sent the album by mail. which reckon
you Will get Tomorrow night. requested you in
my note to get together every note ever wrote
you. long and Short business otherwise; also
the hair, and return at once by mail. You will
please collect them and send by Linney Taylor on
his return Wednesday. You Will see from my let
Ter that requested them sent directly to me- with
out further delay. OGl1ge
MAMIE l. HATCHETT
Miss Hatchett, until recently, was in Oxford n
e., but her present whereabouts is unknown. 1t
Is not known whether she will consent to be wit
ness at the trial of Garland and his seconds on the
14th inst. at Lunnenburg.
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1t would seem to an ordinary observer that the
defence in the star route cases had made q mess
OF 1t BY introducing the testimony OF A. G. Buell.
to 1nvalidate Walshs recent evidence While
Buell. denies explicitly Walsh's statement that ne
paid the star route editor money on Brady's &C.
count, yet he admits having received the money
for another purpose, and substantially corrobo-
rates Walsh's story about the newspaper ventures
OF Mr.. Brady. The admission OF the witness that
he had written certain articles rejecting on the
court and prosecution during the pending trials,
and the reading Of these articles In presence of
the court and jury by Mr. Merrick. made it neces-
Sary for the defence TO resort to their usual boysh
tactics OF charging that the New York papers had
called the defendants names first and that their
organs had only retorted with becoming impu-
dence and blackguardism.
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TRIP ro<fHE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will he an
other excu7f9n TO Deer Park and Oakland on Sat
erday mex ranording those who have not yet visited
tneSe deyghtfnl places an opportunity to spend
Sunday&t the finest resorts on the continent
DeeT-fdrk and Oakland. situated as they are In
the heart or the mountains. are delight at this
season. While our citizens have been complain NJ
about the heat, with the thermometer high in the
ninetles, those su.nmering at these resorts are
happy with "Old Prob" in the seventies. The
scenery en- route To Deer Park and Oakland on the
Baltimore AMI Ohio railroad is magnificent and
wei worth the trip, while Of that in the immedi-
ate nefghbOrhoOd words cannot well express the
grandeur The hotel appointments are tirst-class
managed as they are by Col. c. S. WOOD, whose
name Is guarantee for the enjoyment OF his
guests The rate for the excursion IS IS So incIui-
ing one day board at either hotel Those taking
advant1ge oil this opportunity have the privilege
OF leaving at 2:30 am and 1910 N. and 10 10 2.
Monday
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The Camp at jackson Grove.


hAINf WEATHER NO DRAWBACK.
special Correspondence Of THE EvENISG STAR.
JACKSON GROVE, ANNE ARUNDEL Co., MD,)
August I
Yesterday the weather continued unfavorable to
the ful enjoyment OF camp life, rain falling at in
tervais during the day and night. To-day opened
with skies of ieaden hue. Owing to the topogra-
ply OF the ground and the nature of the soil the
tenters suffer but little inconvenience unless the
rain Is actually falling, for the water runs OF or
into the soil, leaving on the surface scarcely
enough moisture to wet the sole Of shoe No
doubt persons living in the cities are sympathzlng
with the unfortunate tenters, who, they suppose,
have been drowned OUT but If they could see
some OF the young ladies promenading between
the showers attired In lawn dresses they would
feel that such sympathy was thrown away.
YESTERDAYS MEETINGS.
The meetings at 9 O'Clock for prayer and expert
ence yesterday was conducted by Rev. c. N. Rob-
inson, of the NJ E church, Brooklyn, and it was a
good meeting.
At 1OX O'Clock there was, for the day, a good
congregation in the tabernacle, when Rev s. b.
Treadway, of Alexandria, preached from the
celved him." &C. This was fine discourse, and
was listened to with marked attention.
In the afternoon the young peoples meeting was
conducted by Rev. Dr. E. j. Drnkhouse, and short
addresses were made by Rev Mr.. Miller. OF the NJ
E. church South: Rev. w. F. Roberts. of Anne
Arundel county; Revs X. Scott Norris AMI j. d.
hIhZer The meeting was an impressive and
profitable one
THE YOUNG PEOPLE.
At 645 O'Clock the young people held a tent
meeting, conducted by three OF the theological
students of the Western Maryland college-Messrs
kirk and Greenawdy, OF Alexandria, and Benson,
OF Hartford These meetings are well attended,
and from the first have grown In interest Yes
terday several rose for prayers. Ats O'clock Rev.
w. +. Roberts preached from Acts Xxx. 81, an eff
fectiy3 sermon. closing With an eXhortatiOn. In
the meeting which followed young man AMI
young lady proteSsed conversion. The meeting
was kept up until 10 O'clock.
IhlS morning, the early prayer meeting was
conducted by Rev. Dr.. E. j. DrnkhOuSe. Rev. DR..
Sutherland Will preach this morning. c.
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HALF Pound roasted Java coffee in cantsters
presented tG-MOrTCw only 10 each Il customer at
n AugeESte1n'S Sii .th street n0Tthwa-t - silver
plated castor, $1-i9; Il bird cages, A.: So, ma
worth 81, reduced 10 55'.: II GOZ silver ul,te
taDlc spoons or forks, worth $50, reduced to %
% decorated Chamber sets, S3.:j5 $3.50 porcelain
Tea sets, sl3o; all 25c goods az l5,.; 3 fans A.
doz shell paper. e.; ptrasOlS. spoon holders
fancy gobsets, whIsp bToomS. scrloOing brushes
clothes lines. hand flrro.S, wait rs, ct fcaIueS
&c. apiece Headquarters for pre- serving Kettles
jars, cans and jelly tunblors- b 10y carriages
trunks and yaliSsS way below cost
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special Weather BuIietln.
NOPE pkrN Tn-Hnppnw

MORE RAIN TOMORROW.
TIE chief signal oficer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin To the press The
barometer continues low In the lower ohio valley
and highest on the north Pacific coast. Local
Pains and partly cloudy weather are reported from
the lake region and thence southwark To the
Gulf coast. Fair weather continues In New Eng
land and the extreme northwest Easterly TO
southerly winds prevail on the Atlantic coast,
where the temperature has changed but slightly.
North to east winds continue I'm the lake region
and the northwest and southerIy WINS on the
Gulf coast, with no change In temperature The
following special temperatures were reported at
en- m this morning: Eastport, go; Montreal 56o;
Alpena, ego; 81. Paul: go; Duluth. 6l0; Denver,
$50; San Francisco, $50. The following stations
hawk, ais Far weather is indicated for New
England AID the northern portion OF the middle
states, with light variable WINS, and no change
In temperature during Saturd y. Local rains are
Indicated for the south Atlantic and the southern
portion OF the middle Atlantic states, followed
Dy partly Cloudy weather, on Saturday.
POSITIVELY TOMORROW ONLY the following I'M
mense oarg iins Will be almost given away at X
Goldschinid's, sl2 7th ST. northwest: Extension
drinking cups, with case, 15c-; handsome engraved
goblets, 45c = doz-; decorated chamber sets, 10
pieces, $l6o; new style covered flnged butter
dishes, 15c different styles OF crystal glass cake
plates, 15ceach; London spoon hOlierS, Zoe. inch
fruit Saucers, 17c per GOZ covered sugar bowls on
STANDS, 1oc; cream pitchers, &C.; 2 OF. covered
buckets, &C.: at, l0c- at, 14c; qt, 2oc.; large
1ap nai1 Dust pan, WITH superior brush. s2
worth H. Ii. +. Browns French shoe dressing,
&c bottle; novelty tray, with spice boxes. 35
wooden water bucket, with 80 clothes pins, boxes
or laundry blue and large Scrubbing brush &c. :;
Irult cans, oc y dOZ. covered jelly tumblerS, 49,.
deL; qt fruit jars, 50c. 4 doZ.; Ut. tin cups,
Iof l0c water tumb!ers, 25c. doZ.; ice cream
tray with saCeer5 stands. SIC I Bohemian en-
graved glass decanJer, with wine glasses to match
eSeworth $50; inch scalioped glass Dishes &c; s
inch, Sc 9inch g.. champion tin -four sieve with
scoop. l4c: garden tools, with long handles, In a
Set, i5c; extra size, Pc. very handsome Ice cream
eaucerS, on stands, &C. Also, % per cent discount
On refrigeratorS and ice chests and 10 per cent on
an immense assortment OF baby carriages, travel
Ing trunks and decorated china dinner, tea and
chamber sets
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Political Notes.

CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS-.
Nominations for Congress were made yesterday
as follows: 18th district Of Iowa. Isaac s. Strube,
ep); 18th district Of Illinois, DIETRICH c. Smith,
rep); sth district OF North Carolina, r. B. Vance,
(dem.); 18th district of Indiana A. w. c. Glasgow,
Fep); 18th district OF Ohio, L. T. Neal, (dem. }.
The democratic congressional convention in the
4fh Georgia district had 1853 ballots yesterday
without making nomination, and adjourned un-
til to-day.
STAIR CONVENTIONS
The two wings of the republican party OF Geor-
gia held conventions at Atlanta yesterday. The
regular republican convention adjourned after
recommending Gen. L. j. Gartrell for governor,
and nominating the following state ticket: Con-
gressman-atlarge, r. D. Locke; secretary of state,
K B. Wright; treasurer, f. F. Putney; controller,
Gen. W. A. Piedger, and attorney general, George
s; Thomas Resolutions Of sympathy for Senator
Hill We're passed. A new central committee was
created, with A. E. Buck as chairman. The syn
dictate wing nominated the follow .ng ticket and
Endorsed Gen. Gartrell for governor: For con-
gresham for the state at large James Longstreet;
for attorney general, j. ID. Cunni ghan for secre-
tary OF state, w. j. White; for treasurer, VIM.
Bowers; for controller, Gen. Floyd Nelson.
The Ohio prohibition convention at Columbus
yesterday nominated state ticket headed by
ferdinand Schumacher for secretary of state.
Resolutions were adopted declaring that the
manufacture and sale OF liquor Is crime.
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TRAIIEs has opened a photograph gallery 3O9 9th
street, between Pennsylvania avenue and ID St
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Ap:Iisc.rlcnfs 'IN.nirhf.

THEATER C0HIQUE--"Tle French spy
ABSERS SUMMER GARDEN-Concert.
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDEN.-Specialty Perform
ance.
The WAsH1NGT on SWIMMING SCHOOL, New York
avenue, between 18th and I4th streets.
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Summer Sports.

FoUR-oARED SHELL RACE AND HOP OF THE PorO-
MAC CLUB
There was fOur-Oared shell race on the Poto-
mac last evening between two picked crews from
the Potomac Boat Club. The light crew consisted
OF HOLSTER stroke; johnson, 3; Doxon, and War
den, bow; the heavy crew Of Pearson stroke Zap
phone, 3; Wilmington, 2. and Mckinney, bow. The
race was from the boat house to the Aqueduct
bridge and return. The race was holly contested
TO the bridge. but coming home the heavies forged
ahead ana won by several lengths After the race
a very enjoyable hop was held at the boat house
RIFLE SHOOTING.
At the regular meeting OF the National Rifles
last evening it was decided to select a team to 90
to Creedmoor to participate in the Interstate MILL
tary match. There are also three members prac-
tcing foT pl aces on the International team at the
fail meeting. Among the members OF the corps
VINO are at CreedmoOr or Will go there to practice
for places Oh the International team are Major J.
NJ Pollard and Messrs- W. b. tombstone and p G.
LauritZen.
THE TURF.
At the Monmouth Park races yesterday the win
ners were Maid OF Athol, Barney Lyon, Infanta,
Girofie, Marathon, and Forager.
The fourth race at Saratoga yesterday was won
by POstguard.
BASE BALL YESTERDAY.
At Observation-Disclosures 8. Stars z. At Phila-
delphta-PhladelphiaS 4, Dctrot5 3; Alleghenys 3,
Athletics 2. At Reading-Actives 6, Atlantics O.
AT Observation-Disclosures 8, St. Louis 3. At Bos-
t0n-B0StonS 8, ChicagoS 3. At TrOy-Bu1falOs z,
TfoyS j. At Observation-Disclosures 5, Cleve-
Ian DIS 3.
SWIMMING CHALLENGE.
Capt. Webb, OF England, the champion long-is-
lance swimmer, who is at Boston to take part in
the tournament OF Nantasktt next week, has
issued a CHI llenge to any man in the world to
swim from five to twenty InileS for S5,CG0 side,
the match to take place at NantaSket Within six
weeks from date
H.NLAN's REGATTA.
Hanlan proposes holding Il regatta in Toronto
bay in about three weeks. He viii raise 81 900 for
that purpose. and willinvita ali the leading oars
men OF America, barring Ross.
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THEATER CoMIQUE.-"The French Spy" at the
Comique is attracting large audiences.
AT DRIVERS an inviting program of SpeclalteS
Is offered
AT ABNER's SUMNER GARDEN a concert is given
every evening.
THE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL is open
morning and evening for gentlemen, and from 10
am. to 12 III. for ladies'.
THE STEAMER w. w. CORcoRAN will make an
excursion trip down the river Tomorrow evening,
leaving at pm. and returning ut 10 pm
The Young CATHOLICS FRIEND SOCIETY give
their annual excursion next MOnIay, leav ing on
the Jane MOSofey, for Lower Ceder Point, at 80
am and returning at 80 pm.
The EXCURSION OF the Apollo Club to Marshall
Hall has been postponed until next Wednesday.