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The Evening critic., 1882-10-12
Applications for Licenscs.

The following applications for liquor licenses
were filed with the Commissioners to-day;
d. Berens, 1896 Seventh street northwest.
Samuel NJ. Bryan, 500 l. street southeast.
Laurence Clark, L and Seventh streets south
west.
John Corrigan, $50 street southwest.
Patrick +. Cusick, 71i Second street north
west.
Duny & Leonardo, Seventh street noar Penn.
sylvania avenue northwest.
Gilbert Cannon, 500 Georgia avenue south.
east.
james Hayes, Eighteenth and L streets
northwest.
William Herrurth, 1856 Four-and.a.half
street southwest.
@. Horrigan, ia New Jersey avonuo nortn.
NJ. M.,Halliman, 1916 Seventh stcoet north.
west.
Mary Nolan, Third and q streets southwest.
Reuben Rowzce, 32So NJ street, Georgetown.
John d. Reuth, 1897 Seventh street north.
west.
Matthew Rupport, 1908 Seventh street
Patrick Smith, 1913 street southwest.
Elizabeth Woltz, 1867 East Market Space,
Georgetown.
NJ. II. Dridwell, 351 NJ street southwest.
H.. q. Bowers, 033 Pennsylvania avenue
James Boycc, 2627 street northwest.
John Bligh, 21S Twelfth street northwest.
James /. Connors, 200 Four-anda-halr street
southwest.
Richard Curtin, 200 Seventh street north.
east.
Michael Clarke, 100 Twenty first street
northwest.
Ernst Dahle, corner of p and North Capitol
streets.
A. Doekrer, 1881 Eighteenth street north.
west
d. Fitzpatrick, 1910 Fourteenth street north.
west.
John Il. Gates, 1925 Eleventh street south
east.
Robert Hoy, 31i Eleventh street northwest.
o. Homer, 21i Ninth street northwest.
William jackson, corner OF G and Eleventh
streets southwest.
Michael Lawler, 1896 NJ street northwest.
Charles Mades, 800 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest.
R.w. Morgan, 32O6 NJ street northwest.
II. Middleton, 2lS Ninth street northwest
Dennis Murphy, S1S Seventh street south
west.
William McAllister, 51S @ street northeast.
William McDaniels, 202 Ninth street north
west.
A. Nephuth, 212 Ninth street northwest.
Fritz Niemann, 210l street northwest.
Carl Reesch, S27 Seventh street northwest.
Henry Reiter, BOG street northwest.
Joseph schladt, 1888 Thirty second street
northwest.
O. A. sautter, 500 Ninth street northwest.
John Scott, 200 Ninth street northwest.
Barbara V. Heide, 2l0 Ninth street north
west
The Evening critic., 1882-10-12
EAST WASHINGTON.

AZ q meeting Of the Washington Light Guard,
ht ID last night at the armory, McC1uloy's
Hall, Capitol Hill, letter from General Hart.
rant, inviting the company 20 attend the BIZ
Centennial Celebration In Philadelphia on the
9th instant, was read and declined with
thanks. The executive committee was In.
structed TO arrange for at least Cne solree dan
eante In each month during the coming win
ter. Mr.. &. NJ. Clark was elected financial
secretary The following gentlemen were
elected honorary members: Colonel L. n.
Hill, Captain 1eaac Bassett, Assistant Door
keeper United states Senate; DR.. II. b. Fergu.
son, II. ]. Meigs, lr, esd, Assistant Clerk of
Messrs. Robert Boswell, John Ransom, VIM. @.
Dodge, James Mich. Callan, James IL. Stlno,
Thomas W. Smith, Lieutenant Charles Ebert,
Union Veteran Corps, and Frederick Mack,
esq. Chief OF the Eastern Division of the Pen.
sion Onlcc.
{. Representatives from every temperance or.
gani2ation IN Washington Will meet tonight
At McCauley's Hall, 200 Pennsylvania avenue,
Capitol Hill, for the purpose OF forming tenn
perance stock printing and publishing COM
pany. The question OF issuing anational tenn
perance paper viii also be considered at tho
meeting.
Although the south sido Of East Capitol
street Is concroted, II is nearly always coated
with black and miry mud, which is due to the
fact that this beautiful thoroughfare Is let
"severely alone" by the street sweeping ma
chimes.
The ball given by the lApollo Club at odd.
Fellows Hall last night was grand success
happy young folks, who danced to the most
delightful music by Kruger until tho comet
''bobbed up serenely" In the East and the
familiar tune, "Home, Sweet Home," sounded
on the morning air, when the throng dis
persed. Messrs. Edward Toner, j. H. Hardin,
Joseph Brown, Mr.. Bergman and others Of the
club deserve great credit for the success OF tho
AFFAIR
This continued damp weather Is not an en-
couraging outlook for those I'm the contiguous
rural districts, where dlphtheria is prevalent.
Reports from several Localities in the county
and the neighboring Maryland counties indi-
cate that the disease, while scattered to an OK
tent, may yet become general. The low and
marshy sections are more generally affected
than the higher ones, and tho cases heard Of
are of comparatively mild form so far.
Mr.. Thomas @. westby, for many years n
very prominent gentleman In tho State OF Wis
consin, Is lying dangerously Ill at the resi-
dence OF his daughter, on Fifth street. He is
native OF Rock County, where he has many
friends. largo circle OF friends In this city
regret TO hear of his severe Illness
East washington business Notes.
Chelini's motto is clean coal, well-seasoned
woodland 2,2iO pounds to the ton, Yard corner
135 Pennsylvania avenue east.
Mr.. Joseph waltemeyer, 3O5 Pennsylvania
avenue, Capitol Hill, makes a specially OF the
climax shirt, Wamsutta muslin, 2,l00 linen
bosom, warranted, only 81. 0ther goods In tho
gentlemen's furnishing line at the lowest
prices.
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THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM--Chief Justice
Cartier and Justices Cox and James.-En'
twisle vs.. Edwards, trustee; argument re-
sumed and continued.
EQUITY CoURr-Justico Hagner.-Joachlm
vs. Garrett, edtlity causes Nos. T.7l0 and
S,2TO consolidated. Anderson VS.. Howgate;
pro confesso as TO II. W. Howgate. Randall vs..
Stone; Injunction denied. Brown VS.. HOllldge;
testimony ordered to be taken before W. W.
Wishart, and In seventy days. Washington
beneficial Endowment Association vs. Boylei
rule on defendants returnablo October %.
Lewis vs. Kingi trustees ordered to pay fund
to Mary V. Henderson.
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StrnSya VIII TcII

the way tho wind blows, so Hahn's con-
stanty increasing trade is an evidence Of tho
popularity OF his goods and prices;
Gents reliable calf and kip boots, Sl76, -,
$3.50.
Gents custom-made, hand-stltched boots,
Gents s3 huntere waterproof boots.
Gents l,2b and $3.50 stylish and durable
CATERS and shoes.
LADIES' $3.50 worked hole goat and kid but,
ton,
Ladies' 81 unrivaled fine button.
Ladies' $3.50 flne straight goat button.
Ladies 81 reliable button boots.
Childs and misses'$ ~ and 81 % solar-tip
button.
$40 Seventh street and 1922 Pa. ave.
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purchnse of Churcl, proner,v.

Tho Memorial Lutheran Church, OF which
Rev. j. G.. Butler Is tho esteemed and enicient
pastor, has purchased tho church property
righaus placed In charge, to work especially
among German people. The new pastor is now
the guest of Rev. Mr.. Butler, and will at once
enter upon his duties. Ho Is a native OF Ger.
many, speaks his mother tongue, as well as
English, nuently and purely. Ho has been
very successful In religious work among the
Germans and Ia regarded as an ablo pastor,
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
Y DuNcANsoN BROS, Auctloneers.

RY DuNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
iRusrFEs SALE OF PROPERTY ON
IWfNIY SECOND STREET, BETWEEN
NihplN1A AVE, AND + Sis. N. w.
ny Virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded In
Liter ~, Polio 35, et seq one OF the land records
uf Tie District o. Columbia, will sell ut public
to.cgck =, M, In mont OF the premises, all that
eerieln piece or parcel Of ground situate lying
nnd being IN the city Of Washington. District of
tulnmbih, hndknown aud described on the ground
plat Or plan thereby as part of lot numbered nine
lNls in square numbered eighty.one (Sl), being the
southern 20 feet front Of snid lot by depth of one
hundred and forty four feet, and more fully de
sCfihrd IN said trust, together with all the case
mrnt. hefeditaments and appurtenances to the
salre belonging OF IN nnywise appcrtalnng.
Terms oue-ihird cash; balance IN and l2moc this;
notes 10 bear interest, TO be secured by deed Of
trust uf nll cash, at purchasers option Terms
70 be compiled With In dayg, otherwise trustee
retervta rgh TO resell at risk and cost NJ default
lnE purchasers. 4 deposit ofsl0Q required at SALE
iouYoy hnClng, Nc nj purchasers cost.
ociciti7 Trustee.
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In Good Taste.

Good taste always courts admiration and
lends charm to whatever is displayed. This
cent display OF boys clothing exposed for
sale by d. Robinson & Co., 900 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest. Crowds have gathered
round 10 inspect tho elegant display OF boys
The Evening critic., 1882-10-12
Won't Go Again.

Arkansnw Traveller.
"Why don't you come 10 Sunday.school?"
said Superintendent to n boy.
"Cause my pa don't make mo so any more"
"Why?"
"Cause he owes my teacher for n pair Of
boots, an the teacher got 10 sendin' notes
home by mo- an pa said needn't go any moro
till he paid for the boots an that was moron
year ago, an don't reckin I'll go any more"
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Too Sweet To live.

Frank Cole and Ruth A. Davis, both OF
Prince william County, Va.
VIM. Sesch, OF Baltimore, Nd, and Roberta
f. Mills, OF stafford County, Va.
Robert A, Dore and Mary NJ, Tobln.
Frederick Thomson and Bertha Il. Schmidt,
Thomas A, Martin and ONO Mason.
George l.. Converse, tr., OF Columbus, Ohio,
and Antonia Thornton Jenkins, OF this city.
James Curtis and Esther Gibson.
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To Prevent

the discomfort Of contracting cold, provide
yourself with fall suit or overcoat. We can
show You the largest assortment for yourself
or boys ut modest prices. Eiseman Bros, cor
ner Seventh and Il,
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Balm in GIIeau.

Now that the election in Ohio is over, we
Will state for tho bene1t OF the wounded that
there Is balm In Gilead, II 10 10 bo found at
James Tharps, S1S street northwest. He
Keeps the best liquors in the city Tor sale.
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Il T. coLDwELL,
Auctloneer.

Il d NVAbN ELL
TRUSTEES' SALE OF DESfRA BILE UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING LOTS q AND
-, IN SQUARE "a, FRONTING ON FOURTH
81. ". b., BhTWEEN X AND J. STREETS.
By Virtue OF certain deed OF trust, dated De-
Ctmhef Z, is1l, and recorded In I,ber No. $50,
loNO ip,, Of The Land Records of the District of
Columbia, ana nt the request OF tile party secured
thereby, we will on saturday, the 2ist day OF Oc-
ipbtr, a. d. ltf2, ~ $3.50 o'cech p. M, In front OF
the premises, ofler for sale at public auction the
iuOwingd real estate, situate in the city
Of Washington and District OF Columbia TO wit:
Lots numbered thltiy-two go and thirty.three
(3i), In recorded subdivision OF square numbered
seven hundred and seveniy-fOur GO, being de-
for the same at the northeast corner of said lot
thirty (32l, aud running thence south forty
one Ci) feet eleven 1l inches thence west ninety
(SOl feet; thence north fOrty-Onc (lD feet eleven
Inches; thence east ninety 00 feet to the place of
beginning.
Terms OF sale, ns prescribed by the deed Of trust.
are ~ follows; The amount Of Indebtedness Sc
cured by this deed Of tTuat unpaid, with the OK
pCutCs of sale In cash, and the balance In six and
twelve months, for which the note of the pur-
chaser, hearing Interest from the day OF sale and
secured by n deed of trust on the property sold
shall be taken. deposit Of one hundred NlQO)
dollafs shall be required Of the purchaser Mt the
time ofsnle. All conyeyanclng and recording at
complied with In seven days from time of sale,
the trustees viii resell at the risk and cost of the
demulung purchaser . - .,
GEO. w. STICKNEY.
OClO-dNds Trustees.
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FINANCIAL.
To. days STOCK Quotations.

The following observations of tho transac-
tions in the financial market to-day, together
nished by the banking.house OF II. d. Cooke,
II, & Co., 400 street, Washington, D. CT
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After All Else Failed.

ATLANTA, GA, Feb. 23, 1881.
II. II. WARNER Il Co. ShS-I exhausted all
other remedies for kidney and liver diseases,
only 10 flud complete cure I'm your safe Kid.
ney and Liver Cure. s, CHAMBERLAIS.
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F, sTEINLEiS OONFEOTIONERY,

FsTABIIsHED 1891. on CAPITOL NIL.
am filling NJ my store with The finest French
and American candles for the Fail, and l Will
always during the Winter keep on hand the best
Candles and Cakes. My Philadelphia CaTamels
of different fAvoTs are the best IN the market.
Ice Cream and Water Ice always ON hand. We'd
dlngs ana Parties furnished at short notice.
Please give me a call.
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Pacific County, W. IT,, lie noted for Its
marshes, on which the cranberry grows Wild.
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GUNS! GUNSN GUNSI!!

The ReinfOfced.BTeech Diana Gun. A vast
Improvement, Absolutely safe. Winner In all
An guns warranted. My long experience Is
guarantee Of satisfaction, WM. WAGNER, Gun
Maker, and Dealer In Hardware and Sports
mems supplies, :9ls renna. ave. east, Capitol
nm, ocg
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SEASON OF l882-83.

PROPS. BIRMINGHAM AND GoLwAY.
Fashionable Dancing Academy Rt Washington
Hall Glasses for Children and Adults from to
y. m. Reunions Mondays and Thursdays nom
until l0a0p, m.
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KEEP WARM

The most complete and largest stock OF STOVES
and PA RLOR heaters IN East Washington.
Houseiurnishing Goods and Iinwnrc at cheapest
Nj. ii, FLYNN, 6Ga Penna. Ave. s.E.
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LY FINE cigar at all retail dealers.
There win be no definite change IN the ont.
lines OF the dress this fall.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

LY FINE cigar, 1908 + street.
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COAL AND WOOD,
- Carefully Selected tor Family Use, ut
Bottom Prices.
East Washington Coal aud Wood Yard,
u. l.. SIMPSON, JH.,
OU3im 60 pennn. ave. \. g.
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HATS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS.

JOS. WALTEMNER, 3O5 Pa. ave, Capitol Hill
Chdrens School Hats &C.; SILK Scaris. 25c to si;
White shirts, dOc 10 o.; Best iply Linen Collars,
2and for s5e.i Gents Hose. AL styles. The Cli;
Linen Bosom. ~; Umbrellas, soc, up. oc3
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NEW AUCTION HOUSE.
Asthma Can Be Cured.

DIR. HAIRS ASTHMA CURE will be found
in all drug stores, Supply depot, StOtt n Crom.
we'll isO Penna. ave. Also George W. Cropley
Georgetown. ID. O. my3-am
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AT FERD. FRANKS

LOw-pRTCE SHOE HOUSE, 333 PA. AVE.
EAST, CAPITOL uILL.
Ladies Best French Kid Button, $3.50; Ladies'
Best Kid Button, narrow width, A and B; only
is and 6s left, worth 81 for sl.50. ocG
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ELLA CHELlNI,

COAL SC WOOD
Persons desiring the best Anthracite and Bitu.
mnOus Coal Pine and Oak Wood, are Invited 10
INSPECT the large stock In the Yard cor. Del, ave.
and ID street NJ c which purchasers can obtain
at the lowest market rates 22i0 lbs to the ton Is
pcuun avenue 4. O., sum
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GIVEN AWAY.

China, Crockery and glassware to purchasers u
Tea and Coffee. ENTERPRISE TEA CO., Red
Front. cor. 9TH and Penn. ave. east. Best Old Gov
ment Java, Sc. pound.
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wv ANTED--A WOMAN FOR GENERAL
w housework. Apply Immediately. 40 n,
] ave N. ". ocl2
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COOL DRINKS

Son Crabs, Turtle Soup, Clam Chowder, Luxu
rlesln Season. Best Liquors.
PLATES,
Iyii 40 PIGNNA. AVE, CAPITOL HILL.
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Nebraska Republicans.

omaha, 2l.--The platform adopted
| Oy the state republican convention
Teahrms In favor of free labor. free
Speech, free schools, currency on
the specie basis. protective tariff.
legislative control of cO-operatives,
ana maintains that legislation
should prevent unjust discrimfna-
lion ON the part Of RAILWAYS. The
convention adjourned.
republican state convention
which adjourned at , o'clock tbis
morning, met again at 9 o'clock.
Inc Omaha Glee Club appeared
upon the stage and gave two rOus-
ing songs, creating great en-
thus'asm. The first business in
order was the nomination for Gov
ernor, for which place the most
prominent candidates were Hon.
James Dawes, of Saline County: G..
w. h. Dorsey, of Dodge County: S.
j. Alexander, of Shaver County.
ana II. I. Clark, of SaTpy County.
On the third ballot Dawes was
nominated amidst great enthusiasm.
ana upon being called for a speech
ne addressed the convention in a
very able manner, making a very
favorable impression. Mr.. Dawes
Is about 45 years of age, has been a
member Of the legislature one or
Two terms and for several wears has
Deen chairman of the republican
state central committee. He has
always taken a prominent part in
Nebraska politics, and is a man of
considerable ability. E.P. Rodden.
OF Lincoln, Lancaster County. was
nominated on the fourth ballot for
secretary of state. He has
been deputy secretary for
twelve years. A. w, Agee
was nominated for lieutenant
governor; a. G. Kimbal was re-
nominated for Commissioner of
public lands and buildings; John
Walacks was nominated for audi
tor; and W. w. w. Jones was re-
nominated for superintendent of
public instruction, these last three
being by reclamation. Coran Clark.
OF Baone County, was nominated
for treasurer; Isaac Powers, of
Dakota County, for attorney
general; G. II. Gere, of Lancaster,
for regent of the state university.
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Political.

San Francisco, I'll. Salem dis
patch: On joint BALLOT, to-day,
Mitchell received SO votes; PTim,
democrat, SO; George A. Williams,
IS; scattering, 4.
Minneapolis, 21.-Judge Thomas
Wilson, Of Winona, has written a
letter declining to stand as demo-
cratic candidate for Congress in the
First District. He was nominated
two weeks ago.
Omaha,2 1.-The First Democratic
Congressional District convention
met here this afternoon and nomin-
aztec Hon. John I. Redick for Con-
gress. Redick was formerly stall
Wart, but when Grant was beaten at
Chicago he Topped over to the dem
ocratS.
Selma, Ala. Ecclesiastical col
ored republicans Of the Fourth Con-
gressional District have requested
George III. Craig, white, nominee OF
the regular convention, to resign in
the interest Of harmony and NOM
mated Merritt a. Howsee, colOred.
John W. Jones, nominated by the
regular convention for Shelby's IN
expired term, has been endorsed.
Omaha, 21.-The state republican
convention nominated Loran Clark
for state treasurer; Isaac Powers,
IT., for attorney general; and II
Gere, for regent Of the university.
John Redick was nominated to-
day for Congress by the democrats
of the First District.
New York, 21.-The county com
mittee of the national greenbacB
labor party selected John w. Frank
lin. president Of the bricklayeTs
union, for mayor.
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Miscellaneous

Washington, 21.-The Treasury
department to-day purchased $50, 900
ounces Of fine silver for delivery at
New Orleans, San Francisco and
Philadelphia minis.
Bnffalo, 21.-Counsel for Sergeant
Mason filed a petition for a writ of
hGbeGS corpus. Arguments will be
heard on motion for the writ at
Utica, early in October.
Toronto, 2I.-The Dominion gov
eminent will investigate the loss of
the ASia.
Wheeling, Va, 2O.-The iron
manufacturers Of Wheeling district,
met here to-day, and unanimously
resolved not to work the mills until
the labor prices equalizsd with
those Of PittSbuTg.
San Francisco. 21.-Assistant
Chief Engineer III. Il. Brady, of the
fire department, while running to a
fire this afternoon, was thrown from
a carriage, sustaining a fracture Of
the skull, and is now dying.
PlttsbuTg, Pa, 21.-The difficulties
between the manufacturers and
iron workers, having been settled,
large number Of mills started up
with a complement to-day, and the
balance will be in operation by next
Monday.
Chicago, 21.-The managers Of the
four roads between Chicago and st.
Paul, meet tomorrow to consider a
new plan for settlement Of differ
ences.
The races of the fair association
were postponed ON account Of rain.
Washington, 21.-There were 200
appointments in the pension office,
to-day.
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An OIL Corner.

Pittsburg, 21.-The Commercial
Gazette will say tomorrow: There
is good authority for the statement
that an attempt will be made to
corner oil on a big scale. Opera
tions have already been commenced
here and elsewhere, and about r.
100000 barrels have already been
bought and taken ont of the market.
Heavy buyers outside the pool hold
several million barrels; and it is
said the present break is for the pur-
pose Of shaking out weak holders.
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miscellaneous.

Richmond, 21.-The body Of
Augustus Green, a welI-known and
wealthy Englishman, was found in
the woods near his late residence,
Chesterfield County, dog starving
guarding the body. Green is sup
posed to have wandered of in a
delirium.
Baltimore, 21.-At a session of
the Grand Lodge /. D. o. F., an
amendment to admit to member.
ship civilized Indians in the Indian
Territory, was lost.
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Foreign.

Rome, Ala court martial has
condemned Lieutenant Pavlucci,
who deserted to serve with Arab
Pasha, to two years imprisonment
and dismissal.
London, 21.-Karl Blind, Justin
Mccarthy, ChilderS and Foster have
joined the LOngfellow memorial
committee.
Moscow, 21.-The town of Kashin
has been in flames for two days.
C0nStantinople, 21.-It is stated
that certain powers, including
Germany, have declined to consider
Russia's proposal to refer the Turlo-
Greek frontiers question to a confer
ence Of ambassadors.
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star Routes.

Philadelphia, 31.-In the star route
trials. to-day. the judge expressed
regret that the Indictment was sc
voluminous. 1t was hard, he said
for the jury or the court to under.
stand it without great loss of time
United States District Attorney
Valentine explained that he had
drawn up the indictments which
he thought sufficient, but when he
saw eminent counsel had been en-
gagged in the Washington cases ht
thought it best to follow their ex-
ample.
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conviction Threatened

New York, 21.-Heralds Wash
ton: D0rsey's friends say. Tonight
that Ben. Butler has been retained
to defend Dorsey in the next Star
route trial. Senator Jones of Ne
vada. expressed the opinion, TO-DAY
that at the next trial the conspir3-
tors would be convicted. He said
the administration is thoroughly in
earnest and will not relax its deter
minatiOn to convict.
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The Bomb Business.

Trieste. 81. - Overdank and
twenty young men, for the most
part deserters from the army, drew
lots to see who would throw the
bomb at the Emperor Francis
Joseph during the reception here.
OVerdank attempted suicide. A
Russian at Kief prepared the
bombs. The police of Vienna are
making domiciliary visits.
Some men arrested after the
throwing Of the bombs into the
ranks Of the society Of veterans,
August I'd, hearing of the arrest OF
Overdank, confessed they threw the
bombs from the house door.
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H[RTE IHD brain DISEASES

TRIO. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
Treatment, 3 specific Tor Hystsri8, Dis
11ess, Commissions, Nervous headache, Men
tsl Depression, Loss Of Memory, Premature
Ola Ace. caused By oVer.ezertton, oyer-iEdu J.
gsnce, excuses or overwork Of the brain
SHirh leafs to Paralysis, decay and deaths
0oa box viii curS recent cases. Each box
Sontains ons months tIeakmsnt. One dollar
q nay. or sIx boxes for Ave dollars; sent By
TpjsiI TrspaIa on receipt Of price. We gusran.
tee six boxes to cure any case. With each
order received By US Tor six boxes accom-
nsn led yrFEh Eve dollars, We viii send the
611ohaasT our written guGrautee to return the
moneT II khs treatment doeS Pct effect cure.
rusrsr tses issued only by 2. G. II, J, Drug
Store. Salt UAka fsi.S.