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District Government Affairs

Richard Anderson, James Coggns. and William
on the police force.
A GOLD MEDAL.
The District Commissioners to-day received
thr9ugh the state department magnificent gold
medal, sent by the authorities or the city OF
Buenos Ayres through our minister resident In
that city, Mr. Thomas ogden Osborn. The letter
accompanying IL explains that s,on the 9th OF De-
cember, 1880, this city was definitely named can
ital OF the Argentine Republic. thus completing
the political Organization OF the nationr The
medal is 10 commemorate that event. There were
but two OF these medals ordered, one for this city
and one for the city of New York.
BUILDING PERMITS
Issued by Inspector Entwise: Miss Eastwood re.
pair brick, SIS 9th street northwest. Sl25; Miss A.
NJ Norris, repair brick, 1924 Montgomery street,
THE LABoRERs Protective UNION held meet
Ing In Quakerls hall, On 10Th street, last night,
ensuing year:-Joseph Jackson, presidents VIM
Wells, vice president. and Wm. Green. secretary.
Col. Geo. w. Dyer and Gen. Whitaker were elected
honorary members. resolution was adopted to
further the existing harmony ana good will be-
tween themselves and their brother lodges.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES CHARGED WITH BErNo
UNLICENSED BRoKERs.-Special License Agent RAN
to-day swore out warrants against Ephraim Nash,.
Frank Miller and James +. Bullock, employees OF
the Government Printing Office bindery, charging
them with being unlicensed brokers' Mr.. Ran
states that they loan money TO the other employees
on lheir pay, charging a percentage therefor. He
says this is done in tie other departments, and he
intends TO proceed against them all
SERIOUSLY WOUNDED HIS BROTHER. - Eiijlh
Bucknef, colored, was charged in the Police Court
this afternoon with assaulting his brother Daniel
Buckner, with the intent to Kill him by assaultng
hlln with knife yesterday In Clark'S alley. lie
was committed. under 81 600 ball. TO await the in
JurleS Of his brother.
MEAN RoBBERy.-Henry Waters. colored, was
convicted In Judge Bundy's court today OF steal
Ing 81 from poor coiored woman named Emma F.
Peyton, who told the court tn they were passen-
gers at tie Baltimore and Ohio depot yesterday.
The defendant volunteered To buy her ticket for
her, which he did, and afterwards when she laid
her money down he stole IT, Policeman Cooper
TESTIFIED TO arresting him and finding the money
on him. He was sentenced TO pay fine OF $40 or
30 days. and 70 make restitution.
The TRIP OF THE NATIONAL RIFTES-Col. J. O. p.
burnside has requested that the governor of
Maryland allow the National Rifles TO enter that
state armed ana equipped on the l2th inst. The
District commissioners have forwarded the re-.
quest 10 the governor OF Maryland.
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The Cyc.One ON It's Travels.

KEY WEST, FLA. Sept Ga cyclone passed near
here Yesterday. and probably over Cuba, from east
to west. The barometer was depressed, and there
was considerable high wind. No disasters are
known to have occurred On the reef.
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General Cable News.
MACHINERY DAMAGED.

STEAMkke MACHINERY pAMAGFn.
LONDON Sept 6-Steamer Dupsey de Lone run.
ming between Havre and New York and New or.
leans, has arrived at Queenstown with her ma.
chinery damaged.
AN ENGLISH TH1ATER RURNED.
nre occurred in the Philharmonic theater &C
isilhgton this morning. The roof OF the building
has aiien in, and the interior Of the house Ia COM
pletely burned out
PARIS ErIroR ASSAULTED
PARIS. sept IA number OF peFsons belonging
TO the so-called League OF Patriots last evening
assaulted NJ Mayer. manager OF the IasafFg-Ds
newspaper. The analr Is connected with recent
anti-German demonstrations by the league.
On Trial for killing N S:rcenbacl<cv
COLUMBIA, y C.. Sept 6.-The trial Of CAPTAIN
Halle. for the killing OF - W. r. Blaira pronncnt
greenbacker, began at kershaw court to-day.
Indicating n Disaster.
FRANKFORT, MICH, Sept 6-Capt Matthews. OF
the life saving station, reports found. bottom un
the side OF steamers upper cabin corresponding
10 the pattern Oi the Anchor line boats. The
agent OF the line IN Chicago thinks the description
does net tally with that OF their boats The Annie
young, however, is overdue. and she may possibly
have met with disaster.
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The PreSidcus,s Vacation.

NEWPORT, RI, Sept 6.-President Arthur left
here before midnight last night for Woods Holl
His mail Will be forwarded at once by Postmaster
Coggeshall Postmaster Tobey, at Boston, has also
been requested TO mail matter at that place for the
President and party.
WOODS HoII- MASS. Sept 6.-The President
and party arrived In the steamer Despatch from
Newport, r. l., this morning at $50.
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BIDS were opened at the Treasury department.
today for heating apparatus for the Albany Gus
tom house Frederic Tuder was the lowest bid
der, at $l9 i23, and VIII probably get the contract
Bids were also opeLed for joiner's work on the
Danyille Va.l court house. the lowest bid FOR
which was Robert Davidson, or this city. Slo,s06
The contract for granite approaches 10 the gov
ernmens building at Philadelphia has been
awarded TO l. s. FilbeTf, at lffs bid OF q, JGa
THE REPORT OF THE ISsPFcToRs who visited ana
made an inspection OF the Chicago post Office is
being prepared to-day. The report viii recon-
mend a reorgan ization OF the Office ana an IN
creased clerical force The Chicago Office is tho
second OF fmporta I'm the United States, and In
its daily operations handles about tseventyfiye tons
OF mail matter.
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A NTON FISHER

A NTON FISHER,
"A CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH
MEST. 9O6 street northwest Thirty years experi-
ence- Ladies' and Gentlemen's Garments also Grape
Wells, Laces etc. are perfectly cleaned by this superior
pr1eess Lsdies Evening Dresses Speciality. Opinion
lumba: Your chemicals Of the most efsctua ma.
ture and harmless and your perfect is not
surpassed In Paris, New York or elsewhere Notice.
Grease spots guaranteed to be au29
EICK'S ICE CREAM, WARRANTED PURE
and satisfsctosy g 20 per gallon. Wholesale and
retail stores md Center Market. fronting Pennsyl-
yania avenue Waahtngtons Dc ms
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OswEGo. N. Y. Sept 6-The ninth annual meet
Ing OF the Woman's Christian Temperance Union
OF the state OF New York con sened in this city TO.
day. There Is largo attend ance. and the conven-
tton Is expected TO be one OF the most important
ones ever held In this state, In view Of the recent
impetus the temperance cause has received In
other statea
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Inccndiary Fire on the Spraguc Estate.

PROVIDENCE, RI. Sept. "a fire about mid
Sprague estate, known as the Colt barn. adioin-
ing the Narragan sett park. In Cranston. The loss
is 81 200 This is the fifth building destroyed by
1ncendary fires on the Sprague estate within
short time. George W. Noyes, man said to have
come from Boston four weeks ago. has been ar
rested and held for examination, on a charge OF
night
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CREAMERY PRINT BUTTER,
uniformly choice In quality. Made and printed at
the churn In half pound prints expressly for u.s. Put
up In o. IL and IL pound boxes. your grocer and
dealer for it.
SPICER. COMPTON 4 CO..
au16-1m 934 Louisiana aveppo
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WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept. 6-An Ereiv Erentng
special says that Evans & Cooling's cannery at
Charlestown, Nd, was totally destroyed by fire
last night The loss Is about $1,000 Insured In
York, Pa, and Baltimore county companies.
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Conversational Nominations.

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-The republicans OF the eth
congressional district at Sterling have nominated
Thomas j. Henderson.
The greenbackerS OF the 14th congressional dis
trlct. at Clinton, have nominated A. E. Stevenson.
The democrats viii also nominate him on the 18th
inst.
The democrats OF the 18th congressional district
have nominated, at Danville, A. j. Hunter.
GRAND RAPIDS MICH, Sept. 6.-The greenbackers
and democrats fused in the 5th congressional dis
trict and nominated Julius Houseman, a democrat
and banker.
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ALLENTOWN, Pa, Sept 6-There are now seven
cases OF typhoid fever In the county almshouse,
and ft Is feared that the disease may spread among
the inmates A number OF cases also exist In
families residing near the almsh0usc.
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THE NATIONAL BANK Norris received to-day for
redemption, 300 900.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
p WASHINGTON. d. c., Sept. 9th, 1882.

- NASHlNGION. ID. c., Sept. 9th, 1882.
This is to give NOTICE that the firm of
is this day mutually dissolved
60 Ths he bus bus me will be carried on at the old stand g.
all bills against the firm and collect the same due the
hfS; ss.2t. %M %M v: Y DAIM AtIGREs
cy wAsHISoToN' sHPFHH'ra o. 1882.
wd asvoT tn " sod % sea a sS rGa n1s
continuance of the liberal patronage received by NY
Having bought the business stated above. would
s5-st s-'''i7 N'O''s ". r. JENNINGS.
-. THE EoTITABI.E C2,3PERRATIvE BUILD
win hh o + gy 5bS rT 9tR sgtn5 for
between 9th aud 10th streets northwest Parties osir
He sod into 6s OF aH
and terms open to them in this assoeia
be procured from ths sfs S1eseiary President
s4-3t GIT street northwest.
- MICHIGAN SALT COMPANY HAVE RE-
t-S moved to No. 206 10th street northwest, where
s2-6t' E. 0. WALKER co.
- DIR. J. L. GROUSE WILL BE LOCATED ar
of SEPTEMBER, 1882 s1-6ts
r.,fgs DIR. HART!GAN HAS REMOVED HIS
oase and Residence to 1911 l4th street near
r@77zso l WILL MEET THE PUPILS OF THE
- Maryland Institution for the Instruction Of
TIE Bna at TIE Bafa5s and ne3 pSt9ae Pe9o' Sf a. n
ocioeR pm De- sePeniRsIT PMohRIsoS t'Sn at
au3l-td Superintendent
r-eF NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
SECOND ISSUE OF STOCK
~, THE 1id UNION M &C, Co-oPERATIvE M BUILDING Asso-
WEDNESSDA{s September 9Th, 1882; at 7:SO pm, at
The Board of Directors having authorized the issue of
day. October i, 1882 Thomas 4: Rover North CAPITOL
oSn j. Tl f u sIs 9q e
Ioe at Eiseman Bros s'1s th and
porthxest aeoTse Bogus sos sth street northsess
Mgrray. s13 AZ street northwest, d. j. Hartsan. 1O46
o." gu ''' '' ei Dennis C0NNEII, President,
Corner 1st and II SITS. northwest
aust, 50. 1876 161 street northwest
w 4C9 9rH STREET NORTHWEST.
SLATE MANTELs
AT COST TO REDUCE STOCK.
GAS FIXTURES. FURNACES.
au12 PLUMBING and TIMING.
~ W. WAYLAND WILSON'S INsECTICIDE,
camphor eT cs at or DREW drug a sor corner G
9Th street and Pennsylvania avenue. my25-6m
rESo GLEN FLORA AND BETHESDA WATERS
FRESH FROM THE SPRING.
". C. MILBURN. PHARMAc1sr,
mis- 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
EzSo SAMUEL KER,
t~S DRY GOODS.
$50 Ith street northwest
New French and Scotch Ginghams. Just opened; best
qualities at low prices.
Silks. Satins. and Rhadames. extra good values.
rs
~ STEAM COOKERS.
GAS STOVES AND RUBBER HOSE.
Cal and examine at 53l 18th street
r. F. BROOKS,
APO Fine Gas Fixtures. &c,
ATTORNEYS.
w L. FITZGERALD,
W. ATT o Il NEY-AT AW
90. Corcoran Building.
Practices in all the Courts. f23
n II. MILLER
XNs Attorney at Law,
Rooms 2 and GuntOn Law Building
AZ LCulSlSna ayenue. a27
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LccKPoRT, n. Y, Sept 6-The Grand Legion,
Knights Of Ancient Order United Workmen,
for New York and Pennsylvania, held their
annual session here yesterday, nineteen
legions being represented. Grand Master c. ID.
Knapp, OF Albion, presided There was a grand
parade in the afternoon or ten visiting legions In
uniform, which was witnessed by q large crowd OF
ensuing year: F. A. Schaeffel, OF Rochester. grand
commander; W. E. Lock, OF Buffalo, grand vice
commander; A. E. Smith, OF Pittsburg, grand
grand recorder, and L. Guleck, OF Lockport, grand
treasurer. The convention closes to-day with an
excursion to Niagara Falls. They viii meet In
October OF next year at Buffalo.
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WE HAVE REDUCED TIL. BEST
w BLUE MIDDLESEX FLANNEL SUITS
From $13 to So 49, - Blue Pants to S3 ALI Sum-
ier Goods at cost. Boys' School Suits, g. go s3 a
and 80 upwards, Boys single Pants from 75c. up.
% 40 and soc. up. Misses and Boys School Shoes
roE u upwards. Wool Hats, soc. up; Straw Hats at
and below cost.
1914-1916 Pennsylvania avenue.
aui3 j. w. SELBY.
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HONE, SWEET HOME, A PAMPHLET OF
26. pages, on sanitary plumbing. issued for gra-
sntoas clrcnatio gives valuable information Of
is very concise, clear and sensible epiome OF
the general principles OF plumbing and house drain
neer ,s Newport R. l.. writes: IT wish to express my
have read it with interest and thnk you give it much
too modest title by calling it advertisement 1t CON
talns, condensed in few pages, sound and valuable
advice l wish. only. hoIsehoders would carefully
ASH for at our stors-5I7 sth street. 1880 street
Dupont Circle.
jyl1 HAYWARD HUTCHINSON.
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Guns! GUNS!! GUNS!!!

Inc Reinforced BreecA 'Diana" Gun, vast i'm
proSement Absolutely safe. Winner in all trials
superb shooting qualities and by far the gun for
tne Price In the market Also famous Charles Daily
Gun, and others. For sale by
WM. WAGNER, Gun Maker
And Dealer in Hardware and SpOrtsnens SuDplies.
VIZ fenD. ave. east, Capitol Hill. au29- I'm
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., SAG 053.01; customs, 81 ora. .S03.45.
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PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Sept 6-Secretary Chandle
with 4 party made an excursion up the Plscataau
to-day as far as Dover Point in Commodore Wells
steam cutter.
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PoSTMAsTERs.-CharlesW W. Stayker has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Rockville, Md, vice John 3.
Dou1, resigned: T. c. Beall, at La Grange, Ga,
vice III. Bail. reSirnpd.
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REDEMPTION WITHOUT REBATE.-The Assistant
Secretary OF the Treasury has authorized the as
sistant treasurer at New York to redeem, with out
rebate OF interest, any Of the bonds embraced in
the ll5th call, the owners paying express charges
on the bonds to WASHINGTON.
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OCC0QUAN FALLS
~ AND MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS.
- STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON,
IfAEiil- been thoroughly overloaded and newly fur
Itcfi i running excursions TO the above Places
Tor Occ1siGan Falls Sundays Wednesdays and Fri
G~ys !ev- 4th-stryet wharf Sundays at so a. Ill.
Steie~caEs and Frid.ys ut . IN. returlina, at
y. n 1lcEet-, - ccEts. Mount Vernon Springs,
cts. L. c.lIts w. f' >
b-nd oL sunday.
NoCi-sct ct-0I.au.c parties allowed on tie boat
VI T. =. RANDALL. Proprietor
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PROF. r. T. GREENER will take part in the COM
ing campaign In New York and Philadelphia. He
has Just returned from Pennsylvania, and says the
republican prospects are bright IN that state.
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Indicating m Dtsnstcr.

COLUMBIA, = C.. Sept 6-The trial Of CAPTAIN
Halle for the killing OF - W. r. Blair,a promincnt
greenbacker, began at Kershaw court to-day
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SERIOUSLY WOUNDED HIS BROTHER. Efilh
Bucknef, colored was charged in the Police Court
this afternoon with assaulting his brother Daniel
Buckner, with the intent to Kill him by assaulUing
Hun with a knife yesterday In Clark'S alley lie
was committed. under 81 600 ball. TO await the In
jurleS OF his brother
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Affairs i'm Alexandria - Incendiary
Fires. Etc.


Greece. He Is not consular agent, as at first
stated The police have advised several other
suspected persons to quit the city. A fire broke
out early this morning in the Rue Cherif Pasla.
Several persons suspected OF having started the
fire have been arrested.
No Advance Of the British Before the
9th Inst
LONDON. Sept. Ga dispatch from Ismailia to
the Exchange Telegraph Company, says that
no advance can be expected before the 9th instant
A dispatch to the Daily Ne,rS from Kassasin.
states that the Duke OF Cannaught'S brigade OF
foot guards will arrive there on Wednesday. The
transport arrangements are being rapidly COM
pleted A party OF natives has been enya geI to
bury the dead at KaSSaSin. II is stated that the
authorities have decided to at once fortify Alden.
A number Of heavy guns will be sent there.
Turkish Headquarters in Egypt
LONDON, Sept. Cool Burnaby has applied for
the post OF British attache to Turkish headquar-
tiers in Egypt.
Increased Boldncss Of the Arabs.
The correspondent OF the Times at Kassasin tel
egraphs that the enemy are showing increased
boldness. Yesterday force OF 200 was observed
within half hours march OF the British camp
Infantry disguised as peasants frequently fire at
the British VidetteS.
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ABOUT $40 COO 600 the new three per cent bonds
have been issued since Monday. Offers OF the
bonds continue to be received at the Treasury de-
partnent Among the offers received to-day was
from national bank Surrcndering $4,000 three
an1 a half per cents for exchange into threeS.
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Richard Anderson, James Cog9ins. and William
Mllialns have been appointed additional privates
on the police force.
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II JOHN BRIDGEt
The steamer EXces.or. canal packet. viii make her
fes-ii ar trips u the above places WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY and st NDAY, leaving her wharf, Congress
strset and Canal, al O'Clock u. Ill., sharp. Fare 30
cents r1ua1 t-p Can b. chartered Tuesday Thurs
tay and saturday. fOr information inquire GRAY
< HlLIUN'S. 2GS Ssh street, oIposit: Center Mar
krt. Cr u. ". WEBSTER. lila ith street north
west aJ1 I'm
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PRESIDENT ARTHUR was entertained ashore last
evening by the West Island (R.I) fishing club.
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The TRIP OF THE NATIONAL RIFTES.-Col j. O. p
burnside has requested that the governor of
Maryland allow the National Rifles 10 enter that
state armed and equipped on the 12th inst. The
District commissioners have forwaTded the re-
quest 10 the governor OF Maryland.
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SECRETARY CHANDLER witnessed at Portsmouth,
NH, yesterday, fire alarm and drill at the navy
yard, and left for Concord last evening.
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Observation-Disclosures Anger has gone to his
former home In Ohio on a short visit.-Mr. j. w.
Boteler, OF this city, sailed from Liverpool for
home yesterday.-M. Roustan, the French min
lister here, Is visiting Montreal.-Mrs. r. d. Cults
is at Lisbon, N. H.-Mr. Adolf Cluss has gone to
the Hot Springs or Virgin1a-Judge and Mrs.
Cox, who have been at Narragansett Pier for some
time, are now at Shelter ISland.-Mr. A. S. Lane
is spending the month OF September at Asbury
Park.-Mrs. Clark Mills and Miss Eva Mills have
summer reSOrtS.-ASSiStant Adjutant General
McKeever returned this morning from visit to
Newport, Saratoga. and Lake Lucerne. New York.
Judge and Mrs. Hagner have returned to the
city for the seaSOn.-MrS Charles Flint, Miss
Laura Flint, Mrs. Fannie Barrett child and nurse,
and three children. have been spending the heated
term In the pleasant town OF Canton, Pa
Col. Webster, chief clerk OF the Treasury depart
ment, has removed his residence from 1871 F
street to 1874 street.
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THE FOLLOWING PROMOTIONS were made In the
Patent Office to-day to take effect September 1st:
Emmett p Bunyea, Of Michigan, from $1,000 to
81 ,2U0; Mrs. Julia NJ. Burnett, from 5000 to $780,
Augustus Wngata, from 5000 to $720; Theo. NJ.
Gibbs, from $500 to STD; Mrs Mary P. Brown, from
$500 to s7a0: Miss Francis +. Burns, from $3.50 to
$500; Mrs. Theresa A. Jackson, from $3.50 to $500;
Miss Aine Lawrence, from $3.50 TO 5000; Mrs. Julia
Warren, from $3.50 to 5000; Edward A. Ellsworth;
from $3.50 to $3.50.
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lngersoll, ION the holiest human ties, and even
made light because wife I'm this trial has sat by
her husbands side. There is a painting in the
Louvre--a painting OF "DeSolation," OF "Despar
and Love" 1t represents the night OF the cruci-
tixion. The world Is wrapped in shadow. The
stars are dead, and yet in the darkness is seen
kneelng form. 1t is Mary Magdalen, with loving
lips and hands pressed again st the bleeding feet
or Christ The skies were never dark enough nor
Stariess enough; the storm was never fierce
enough nor Wild enough; the quick bolts Of heaven
were never lurid enough, and the arrows of SLAM
der never flew thick enough to drive noble
woman from husbands side. And so it is in all
OF human speech the holieSt word is woman.
THE LAST WORDS.
He believed he had shown them that there was
no foundation in this case for O verdict OF guilty.
In public for his clients until he heard from the
foreman OF this jury two eloquent words. He
thanked the jury for their patience and left in
their hands his clients. all that his clients had and
loved and all that loved them.
Mr.. Ingersoll finished at II 30 O'clock.
Mr.. Merrick said he was willing to have read to
the jury, though he did not know what il con-
tained. the letter OF the Second Assistant Post
master General to the Postmaster General respect
Ing the star route deficiency
Mr.. 1ngersOll said he would object to anyt hing
now being put in testimony which was not In teS-
timony when he spoke.
The Attorney General rising, said Mr.. Ingersol
had Informed him that he would go on till the
usual recess, and he (the Attorney GeneraD conse-
quently had not his papers with him. He asked
an adjournment until the usual hour for opening
the afternoon session He proposed to go on to-
day until the usual hour OF adjournment and then
occupy more than an hour
The court then took Il recess until o'clock.
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L-E 80 80 op'' o'ii' ioo|'
This is to give NOTICE that the firm of
- DAILY HUGHES
is this day mutually dissolved.
Bhe bus ness Will be carried at the old stand 6l
62 63 Center Market, by WM. w. DAILY, who will pay
all bills against the firm and collect the due the
firm. WN w DAILY
s6-2t' WIN L. HUGHES
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Issued by Inspector Entwisle: Miss Eastwood re.
pair brick, SIS 9th street northwest, Si25; Miss A.
NJ Norris, repair brick, 1924 Montgomery street,