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The Russellville Democrat., 1882-06-01
Zimmerman s Fruit Dryer ANDbAKEO OVEN
 MANUFACTURED BY J. L. SHINN & CO.,. RusseilviIIe, Ark.
MANUFACTURED BY

given the subject attention will be surprised of canning alone fifty million dollars invested while much larger portion of the fruit is marketed green
  portion of it sune while the balance fashioned kn producing the dried of These fruits have hardly brought sufficient
 the producer and yet the traffic has become o the principal
 
 unquestionaby profitable fact dispu, be made be made of in wheat agatng the mind of farmers and fruit dspong of their fruits? With those the choicest will be packed and shipped qualities worked cider But what will markets with their surplus fruits: The of would diminish the profits such would be justified in attempting to market.
 only sadly defective but
 
 This briefly described the animal vegetable hours by pneumatic evaporation It renders articles the artifcy them e their nutritious qualities.
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CLARK TOWNSHIP.
LONDON, ARK. Nav 20, l882.

LONDON, ARK, May %, 1882 The voters of Clarl; township met in convention, Saturday, May P 1882, for the purpose of electing delegates to the county con antien to be held at Dover, Ark, June ], 1882.
 The following are the delegates :: II. r. Miller, B. $. Zachary, l.. E. Smith, Frank Springfield and Martin Epps, with full instructions.
 A. NJ. ZACHARY, Chairman. l.. B. SMITH, Secretary.
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A Call.
To Mir, K. E, Potts

NHI N ID. ULIk
 We the undersigned citizens of Pope county, having confidence in your abil- ity and qualifications as surveyor. respectfully ask you to become a candi- date for surveyor of Pope county.
 J, A Jamison, J. A. McClain. W. II. Reed, J. L. Henson, J. II. Crsbtree. John ". Pctray, II. D. Brown. J. q. Ferguson, j. T. Wilson, Jas. Q. Falls, Jno. NJ. Oates, Thomas Oates, <. II. Hslmes. A. N. Falls, E. E. B. Falls. J. 5: Sinclair, A. K. Oates, r. NJ. Bell, T.. W. Parker, R, Ii. Williams. J. b. Nhltesides, ". r. Ferguson.
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Did You Know It?

You can strengthen the digestive or gans, prevent costivenesI, diarrhpa, and all bowel disorders. by a timely use of Browns Iron Bitters, a true tonic, a perfect strengthener.
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Arkansas the Place.

The following letter was recently received by the editor of the Little Rock Democrat from the proprietor of Glendale Farm, Dakota Territory:
 FARGO, D. T. May 2l.
 DEAR SIR:-Won't you please send me a copy of some good Ar
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WHAT WILL TT DRY?

will dry the most delicate fruits and berries peaches apples bacberr strawberries cherries rpberries well pumpkins and squash treated expense hardly with very little labor
 fish, be obtained OherD
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TIES TIMO MAILS ..
other process.

certify purchased Shnn double the and found dry suitable for market from time rs till last thing before bed by pushing bushels of dried apples, day and will satisfy with this willing back the if wants to risk $l00 forfeit
 Fayetteville Ark April 10, 1878. NJ. McCoY
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school BOard.

The board of school directors Of spec iallschool district No. II met in regular on Saturday, May 27th.
 The minutes of previous meeting were read and adopted,
 The following accounts were allowed, and the secretary instructed to draw warrants on the county treasurer in fa- vOr of the persons named and for the amounts stated:
 J. l., Shinu, for money advanc-
 eel to complete school bldg, $l ,759. 50 R.J. Wilson, money advanced, GS .50 II. c. Howell, money advanced, 5000 Howell. White &, Co.,, money adv, GIG Luker, Settle & Co.,, for work, 26.90 Russell & Tucker, hauling, 4.70 A P.Hoifman, repairs on well, GOO
 aas oa
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 Fayetteville, Ark. April 10 1878 PHIIP N. McCoY This certify that bought No Dryer and Baker manufactured by J. L. Shinn Co., last and by testing said machine found can dry apples bushels day getting
  machine quantity pleased drying grapes peaches and pumpkins, all J.
 F.P. This certify that machine bought Co., dry green make bushels perfectly dry ready tau.w in gnback ii could another fairly tested the above machine, well pleased with Fayetteville Dec i, 1877. FREDERICK KING Mes L. Shinn that am now using the patent Dryer Baker patented by Co., by J. L. Shnn Russelylc have been able half evapod apples day according to kind quality much pleased with the work docs and the quality SePt l., 1877. SHARING STEELE CoGenemen This is to certify that am now by pleased with quality capacity
  rom one ana half to two bushels J. II. Oct 3
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LOCAL NEWS.

Key. J. W. Heagan, of DardanelIe, preached in the Presbyterian church at Fort Smith last Sunday.
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WOODWARD LOTHROP
GA PENN. AVE es D STREET.
WILL OFFER THIS WEEK
THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS :.
In their various departments:
GINGHAM DEPARTMENT.
100 rs e
YARD These goods opened early in the season. at
50 Pisessa sEstfSk SCOTCH e1XeHAM. reduced
for esn ne to T. oea nas unusual
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.
IS pieces INDIA LINEN. full 80 inches wide. snd fine
s at sss aaa oa Sc 10 ants ssr yasa finer nS qses
which have just purchased at co weather. prices
qualities for the prices named than can be found
100 PIECES PERSIAN LAWNS
In those fine wide goods which popua with our
We offer fine omsIitiss a51 year PERSIAN
sae afs 49, and 4spsh Are Quality # Nsc
PRICES B Iihh pR GSTT E EeTS and LIGHT
LASSs At een aao'n'f case OF DIVINITY
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT..
EMBROIDERIES. DOTTED SWISS EDGINGS,
ToRCHoN LACES, and TRIMMING LACES at
our usual low prices.
LACE DEPARTMENT.
BISE s1hsE Ps' AL SIX LA aEs
at rs cents per yard-extra good value at the price,
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
PRISTEb BORDER HANbkE RcHnsFs1 It IL
cents each.
rs Doc. GENTS do. do, do. do, 10 cents.
THE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
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pUY YOURSELF A HOME.
PRICE WITHIN REACH OF EVERY ONE
SMALL CASH PAYMENT AND SMALL INTEREST

Ihe undersigned. in order to cloee an estate ID
Obliged 70 sell House All street northwest This house
was built by days work il In perfect order containing
ten rooms, bathroom, &c. WIN take small cash pay
ment balance in notes. long time. small interest with
privilege 10 take them up when desired Will be sold
very low at private sale at any time before
FRIDAY. JUNE SECOND. AT FIVE O'CLOCK.
ton to the highest bidder.
The keys and permission to examine can be had st
MlLLEI LlbbEfS. corner 9th street ana New York
avenue. DUNCANS0N BROS.
my3O-8 Auctioneers.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

TCOR RENT Oh LEAsE-LARGE, NICE STORE
II room. with dxtureA l940 9th street northwest IT,
tveen and y. Only $ls yer month. Good place for
love O furnfsnre woreroom- Apply to A. y. FOX. $40
e0eee northwest my3l-w. tbs
EOR RENT-BAKERY, STORE AND DwFJLING-
lSl6 9Th sereet northwest all in perfect order and
WI @ rented how. THOS. J. FISHER CO.. 1924
STRESS northwest nly25- ct
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WANTED BOARD.

WANTED--CoUNTRY BOARD, BY GENTLE
board for the summer and perhaps late in the fall at
or near hysttsville Md. Address, stating terms per
northwest. LeDroit Bldg. Room 80. my30-3ts
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A Doub,e-shecf Tomorrow.

To meet the unprecedented demand upon the
advertising space OF THE STAR another double
sheet viii be !: sued Tomorrow. The number of
new adyerti 'ements printed in May Is 2,5S5
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GEORGETOWN ADV'TS.

" COLUMBIA FOUNDRY.
1850 a0th street., Manufactures Steam Engines Boil
err shafting, Pu1eys and Min-work: .ArchiIecturaI
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NOR SALE BEAUTIfUI, RESIDENCE-EIR-
CANT story Brick. lAl6 9th street northwest nine
rooms besides bath room; perfectly dry cellar modern
improvements. ls fest by 100. 81 DOC cash balanoe
easy paymsnt1- Inquire on prsmisea- mySl-2a
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- u NJ VI Il Il SILK

- U VI Il Il SILKSi
5oc.-REDUcEp FROM 30c.
PURE LINEN LAWNS. 20c. FER yard
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN DRESS GOODS.
Our stock is very large and snx,cus to se and
great inducements Will be offered.
FoULARD ST KS at reduced prices.
New lot OF EMBROIDERED ROBES, at SIS, In Black
White, Pink. Blue. Lavender. Navy Bron and Cadet
GUIPURE EMBIoIDERIHS and SPANISH LAcRs.
SILKS, of every color and grade.
Full line OF SURAiIS and RHADAMES in Evening
Shades.
Persons intending rass the Summer at fashionable
watering places will find ample stock of choice goods
to select from.
NOVELTIES IN PARAsoLS.
We offer the largest stock Of choice Parasos to be
found in the city.
MADRAS GINGHAMs in every style.
Full stock of choice WHITE GOODS, in all the new
materials.
SILKS, in every grade and quality
BROCADE SILKS all coiors.
POLKA SPOT SILKS. in Summer weights
MORE AND wATERED SILKS. PEKIN MORE. &C.
We pay 8, ec:al attention to BONNET and GUINET
SILKS which buy direct the Importer and we
guarantee them to be the Rest goods in the market
Printel and Pain PONGEE. in great variety.
PoNGEE EMBhOIDE. les to match.
gs From this time forward great bargains will be
offered.
VELVET AND SILK GRENADINES-large stock.
W. NJ. SHUSTER & SONS.
tE-ONE PRICE,.
90 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. ny3I
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR: STARR PARSONS, DENTIST. 4ss NINTH
~ street., Sc. 9th and NV. New mode rubber
and gold plate combined Filling specially. New
aesthetic used the gums aeviatee pain Of extracting.
Gas administered. Reasonable feas. my2T
LNASY FEET, &C.-DAILY WALKS IN THE OPEN
LAIR and sunshine vitaze the blood, thereby giving
increased strength and greater ability withstand
enervsting and deyitahzing effects Of summer heat
hence eminent physicians surgeons and thousands OF
other experienced percentages visit DR. WHITES CHR.
opodiaI Establisnrient Opposite Ward's Hotel wash
ineton d. O., for relief from and avoidance Of Corns
Establshed 1861. Fee, 81 per visit. mo
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I'rs Es1S.ss>rk' New sivvr s.Ns.

tof crri:h a7' quc! ohe c;ryf4a.xr. and ,1t~c Tie
Ie<ftel,.l ent onLciate1 usf;.e 20 ieait, atI ha.
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poses. Livingston Stone, of the United
States Fish Commission, stationed on the
McCiord river. has engaged to send male
rainbow trout that weighs ten pounds.
Young Man and His sister Fired Upon
and Wounded.
OMAHA, March S0th.--A young man named
Il. 3. Fry and his sister, Ella Fry, while
riding home from an entertainment last
night, about IL o'clock, were attacked by two
men on the outskirts of the city, who fred
two shots at them, one taking effect in Miss
Fry's left shoulder, and going clear through,
the other striking her brother and inAicting a
flesh wound. The horses ran away and threw
them both out, Miss Fry breaking her left
arm and her brother breaking his right arm
and putting his shoulder out of joint. No
cause is assigned for the deed and no clue has
been obtained. Fry and his sister, while
seriously hurt, will soon recover.
ThermometricaI.
NEW YORK, March 30th : Midnight
Observation-Disclosures So, lowest Al.
CHICAGO. March .-Thermoraeter-
Highest 43', lowest sS0.
Fifteen.BaH Pool.
New YORK, March 3lst-A. M.-Josepb
Dion, the well known billiard expert, and
Albert Lambert last evening played no atch
game of fifteen.ball pool. The terms of the
match were the best q in 10 games, for $500
aside, "call ball" rules to govern. A large
crowd gathered to witness the contest. Lam
bert won 81 games. Previous to the opening
of the contest the betting was in Dion's
favor at 100 to 80.
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DOMESTIC EVENTS.

The Chinese BIII-The Arctic Search
Patents to Pacific Coast Invenfors-A
Catholic Pastoral Letter-The Burned
Steamer Mysterious Shooting Affair
at Omaha-Etc.
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TERRIBLE DISASTER.

Destruction OF Mississippi River
Steamer by Ftrs-Eapid Spread OF ths
Flames-Th,rty. Ave Lives Iest-Hersssnn
CT an Engineer Partial xSsf Of fhe Loss
and sayed-statements OF survivors,
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EDW. CADWAlADER,

hFFiCE, CORNER THIRD AND STREETS
" residence, corner Tenth and streets Sacr.
Notary Public
United States Commissioner
commissioner Of Deeds for the States and Terri.
tories, and Ccnveyancer. Particular attention p,L
to taking depostions f"N
Deeds, Mortgages Wills Lesaaa Cn,tr,cs. A..
drawn and Acknowledged fe3aH
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HATS

Hermann, The Ha.ter-Nc. 836 Z earny street
near Pine. The finest hats at the loTeet prices
Factory: No. IL Belden street.
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The Berkeley GymnaJism-4 Eiraf-cfass
Academical Institution affords Classical,
Literary Scientific and Business Education. For
catalogues particulars, address JOHN Z.
BURi.-5, Superintendent, Berkeley, Ca
School OF Civil Engineering. Surveying.
Drawing and Assaying "a Post st. A Van der Naien.
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.
NEUBOURG a LAGES,

Nvos. so. 81 AND 81 FIFTH ST.. SACRAMENTO.
~ dealerp In Produce snd Brewers Supplies,
IA ufaeturers Of Malt and all kinds Of Meals. etc.
Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour,
Agents, Buckeye ,1lls Flour, Narysviuc- ml7lp
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FAI>OwARE, IRON, STEEL, ETC.
Marcus q. Hawley q Co.-Importers Of Hard.
ware and Agricultural Implements, Nos 301, 308,
so5, S07 and 800 Market street. San Francisco.
METALS, STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
w. w. Montague q Co.-Inporters of Stoves.
Ranges and Sheet Iron, Mareleized Mantels,
Crates and Tiles. Manufacturers Of Plain,
Japanned and Stamped Tinware. Nos l1o lie
ia, 1l6 and lis Battery stree
MILLINERY
The 8andbox-The popular Millinei Establish.
ment. B. s. Hirscb & Co., No. 74S Market street.
Strict attention to orders from the interior
RESTAURANTS.
SWANS PemiIy Bakery and Dining
Saloon-No. 636 Market street. Wedding cakes
Ice cream, oysters, jelies, etc. constantly on hand
Families supplied
CampPs Original Italian Restaurant has
reopened under the management Of N. Giamboni,
CaInpi's former partner. Nos. 63l and 533 Clay
st., near Montgomery. Everything first class.
RUBBER AND OIL GOODS.
Davis Il AeilOg2-Poneer Manufacturers OF CAP s
Ann Oiled Clothing, Hats Covers, etc. Importers
and Dealers la Rubber Boots ald Wooien Goods.
No. 81 Calf ornia street
The Gutfa PeFcha and Rubber Manufact.
uring Company-Mahufacturers CT Rubber Goods
OF every description. Patentees Of the celebrated
"Matese Cross Brand" Caroozed Hose Corner
First and Market streets. ]. W. Taylor, Manager.
STATIONERS, PRINTERS ETC.
H. 3. CrOcker q CO.-Importing and Manufact.
uring Statieners, Printers and LthogTaphers, Nos
216. 217 and 21e Bush street, above Sansome.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
TaSer, Harker 4 Co.-Importers and Wholesale
Grocers, Nos los ana ITO California street.
WeIsman, Peck Il CO.-Importers and Whole,
sale Grocers and Dealers in Tobacco and Cigars,
Nos. l26 70 1872 MAJ Set, and No. % California
SACRAMENTO RECORo-uNION.
San Francisco once, No. 53I California
street,. II. Sharpe, Agent
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FAf>OwARE, IRON, STEEL, ETC.
Marcus q. Hawley q Co.-1mporters OF Hard.
ware and Agricultural Implements, Nos 301, 308,
805 307 and 300 Market street, San Francisco.
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THIRTY DAYS FURTHER TIME,

"oNEs FOR SALE ABOVE THE DEBRIS "a
and below the snow. | have for sale wv
cheap few nice pieces of No fruit land in --A=
the warm belt OF Placer county, with beautiful
building spots, ranging from s o to $40 per acre,
according to location and improvements, and from
90 to 200 acres TO suit purchasers For further par
ticulars inquire of or address W. W. FIPPINS, Pen
ryn, Placer county, Cal, NIL 1plm
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

KIDNEY.WohT is natures remedy for kidney
and liver disc ,aes, piles and constipation
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0RUGs. CHEMICALS,
EDUCATIONAL.

Justin GsIes.-Pioneer Druggist, removed to .9i
Montgomery st, s. F. Country orders solicited
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The White House-The Oldest Dry Goods horse
in San Francisco. We import direct frora tie
principal rnarts in Europe, consequently can sell
Tower than any other house in the trade. Country
orders attended to. J. w. Davidson & Co., Nos.
Inl and I03 KearnY street, San Francisco.
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THE WEEKLY UNION
WANTED, LOST AND FOUND

Advertisements Of FIVE lines In this department are
Inserted for rs cents for time; three times for 50
oonts or Is cents per week
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The Burned steamer.

CINCINNATI, March 30th.-The owners,
officers and crew of the Golden City reside
here. The owners are Captain J. D. Hegler,
Sterling c. McIntvre and NJ. F. Mcintyre.
She was valued at SAG, 600, and was insured
for $50 900 in Cincinnati companies. She
was built in 1876, aud was one Of the best
equipped steamers plying between Circ;u-
naGi and New Orleans. The Government In
spector says she was extraordinarily well
supplied with every modern appliance calcu-
and 6 feet inches depth of hold. She
measured GIL tons, but had a carrying ca
pacity of l, 800 tons The steamer left here
March 18th, and reached New Orleans March
oath. Captain Hegler, upon hearing of the
disaster, immedistely telegraphed to Captain
Mcintyre to spare no expense to aid those in
distress or to recover the bodies of the lost.
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annual Trout Exhibition.

NEW YORK, March 30sh.-Preparations
for the opening of the annual trout exhibi-
ton tomorrow are complete. The speci'
mems from California, Nevads and elsewhere
in the West are pronounced complete and
never excelled. The show will include five
pounds of specimens of the Dolly Warden u
trout from the McCloud river, California
trout and California salmon. sent by B.
3. Reddipg, California Fish Commissioner.
From Carson, New, viii come Lake Tahoe
and Carson river trout, and from Elko, New,
Humboldt river trout The Humboldt river
trout Is, according to Redding, one Of the
est Of the Pacific varieties for edible puf.
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BEDSPREADS.
White Goods Department.

We pleasure in directing attention the NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED
Department which
this
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CITUATION wANTED-BY YOUNG MAN
= Of good habits will do any kint OF work, and
the rate of compensation is not much of an object
as employment. Address C. B. NJ. at this office
MAO 2t%
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UNION HOTEL,
SECOND AND K STREETS, SACRAMENTO.
~ Cal Rooms so cents and 81 per day. Special
Iaees py the month. Billiards, choice liquors and
cigars. Hot lunch daily from IL A. n. till 2r.x.
a., w. o. C"J0E , BOWERS,
iei1PAm Proprietor.
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W. ANTED-A LAD, WHO LIVES WITH HIS
w parents, and writes good hand. Apply
MECHANICS STORE. mSG-St
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TO LET Oh FOR SALE.

Advertisements OF Eve lines in this department are
inserted for 25 cents for time; three times fot
cents or rs cents per week.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Business Directory

Pacific Business College and Ielegraphfc
Institute-(Life Scholarship, foE full Business
Course, s70) W. E. Chamberlain, Jr., and I. a.
Robinson, Proprietors, No. 800 Post ssrnet, oppc'
site Union Square, s. F. Cal. Send < Circulars.
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CINCINNATI, March 30th.-The Catholic
Provincial Council, which met here recently.
prepared lengthy pastoral letter to be read
in all the churches. 1t received its FIRST pub
lication to-day in the Catholic Telegraph.
1t reviews the progress of religion holds that
all men are not equal, but that some should
obey others denounces the attempt Of Labor
Unions to coerce labor and destroy property !;
denounces the Irish Worlds method Of advo-
eating the cause Of ireland, but believes in
the amelioration of the present condition of
the Irish people sensuous or profane music
should have no place in a church; secret 80
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Correspondence Of THE STAR.

LoNAcoNISa, Nd. June IS, 1852
The 80 days Of strike bave been marked by kind
ness, quietncss, and sobrety on the part OF the
strikers All good men deplore the effort OF an
known person to wreck train at Eckhart am
not miner, but the advocate OF right, with an
abiding faith In the book which oriains sssweet-
ness out of strength" Therefore, think, 1st-
Georges Creek miners would dig coal at 50 cents
per ton; sd-f twelve hours day is lawful it is
inhuman; 33-if combination is wrong, why do
corporations set the malignant example? Ought
an alien population to superSeGe peaceful, pa
trtotic people, scatter thousands OF Sundayschool
children, lock UP all the Christian churches and
muffie their bells, while the brightest valley OF
American Sabbath is debauehsd by carnival and
crime? II the owners knew and saw their laborers
and families It would be we'll; but they per-
fectly insulated, and knowing nothing care moth
ing. I'D. S.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
The Prime meridian.

To the Editor Of The EVENING STAR:
To me the article In THE STAR of this evening,
ON the subject of the prime meridian of Washing
ton Is unintelligible. or course, 10th street has
its own meridian, as has every other place, but ]
do not comprehend what the writer means by
the prime meridian OF 18th street, and especially
when used as In coincidence with the prime meri.
dian OF Greenwich. II the writer supposes that
on the Seventy-seyenth meridian line of longitude
from the Greenwich observatory, think he lacks
correct information on the subject That line In.
tersects Washington east OF the Capitol
Respectfully, s. c. c.
June II, 1882.
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News Briefs.

Matthew Patton, an election inspector OF Phila-
delphia, charged with receiving an illegal vote at
the last mayoralty election, has been fined 500
and deprived OF the right Of suffrage for the period
OF four years.
The chairman Of the republican state committee
OF Alabama has called q convention to meet in
Montgomery July 9TH.
Henry HuddestOn, colored, was lynched at Win
chester, Tenn, Sunday night for outrageouSly
assauting widow named Vaughn.
The French divorce bill has finally passed the
chamber OF deputies by vote OF 336 to 800 The
fate of the bill In the senate is doubtful.
A dispatch from Durham to Reuters telegram
company announces that civil war has CON-
menced in Zululand. large army, under Dabuko
brother of Cetewayo. has defeated the Chiefs
Usibepa and Cham. 1t Is expected that Dabuko
will attack John Dunn