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The Deg NuisaAos.

CINCINNATI, June ~.
Mn. EDITOR: Do you ever, In your pa
per, fire away against the 'dog-in.a
hotel" question? II you have not wish
you would, for the sake OF common decen-
cy. | was in hotel in this city not long
ago at which prominent actress vas stop
ping, and che hid little poodle eur in the
dining room with her, and they gave the
little cuss u chair aud plate Of food be.
side lis mistress, Well sir. after the dog
had eaten bis fill he got sick. aud there
was the Turk to pay, and At least ten per.
soEs had their dinners spoiled at the sight
We all agreed twas an Outrage in what WIS
called a frst-class hotel | believe that
inns are for man and beast but the beast
is supposed TO go in the stable; at any rats
that's the place for il. Isuppose some OF
these fine people who carry dogs around
with them have them sleep 10 their beds
too, and the folks who come along after
ward ge, the benefit OF the heas; mArling
around the corridors frightening women
and children, they are nuisance. ] don't
see why hotel men shouldn't kick against
taking dogs TO board at all. Kick them
out, say. and keep them out Of the par
lors. too Dogs doat know parior man
ner. You can print this II you like.
Yours truly.
Haa4 Rsy.0rger. I'D. D.
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Tie Egyptians, Arabs snd lebuEites
uho sahAtii The hsnks 81 The Nile dont
sesia 10 goal before The awful presence Of
The British lloa Even bis majestic roar
cha. Tins far failed 10 strike terror 10 then
hearts IL looks bow as though tbere
musi h. much bard lighting before the OLE
darsie rvlels are brought under subiec.
,soo. IL isa pity that o'Donosan Rossa
ani Tim MallgAn weren't there with their
atUaaftr
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Tbs Irondrni has vetoed The river ana
hatl,of lAll oh the ground that large PoF'
,loa ofihs nearly sls. cpo. 600 appropriated
b. tie bah IL for works 81 no nsiAoaal im,
,,orssnos add which could nos even be q
any srsai local t,ebe6i Score eos Tot The
Pnasldsnl
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We vonld very mBch like 10 ses lncis
I.nts po,snd's liae sssilow iasi grace ibs
s,seslefs chair 81 the neat congress bel
iigsns, opnslessmen xcslani run over
tiss las,e. nol 10 spsai d, add business
s..all ~ done Nth safety ana despatch.
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The mont Stockbridge

MANCHESTER ny rHK-MousTAIS BEEKsHihE
Vs. BENNINGTON COUNTIES INDIAN NAMES
A MI or HISTORIAN AUTHORIZATIONS
DODGE wHE poorest HiLLs"-osE VINO
nrA.NpKns ms NATIVE MANCHESTER 4
aHEEs OLD AdE RAcugLoR's BUTTONS A
SECRET, ETc.
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THURSDAY. ArousT ). s~a

Meaalsta q, C0aeress 81 Soi An3 Nsaa.
.asloa = plessshi place u residence "a Az
puss ADD that body will a1leErn 10 a isv
lsts IL usslulnoss seems - have ended
several sectt age
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- W. q HAMI1TOa@ Fsiaie. s
he undersigned having BEEN appointed by
tho Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Mas
chester, CGmmirsionerH, 10 receive, sssmins ana
atin,t I'll elaine and demands Of all rfrrthr
Is insi the estate Of
am. G Hamilton, late Of tandFsto,
reAs'd, ana all ola me slbit'.
tad III feet th,roto h1tbs klis roiict thai Sc
pii meet fr The Tutposes hIoIestid, a.
biz late le,idence 10 haDdgsie
90 the 2Gd days Of eept and Jan, noat from
o'olotL y. n. until O'Clock y. NJ, on said dave
aud that six months from the 2Sd day of Jpne'
A. D.. 1852 IL the time limited BY raid Court for
mid creditors TO present their claims TO W for
examination and allowance.
Dated at sandgate this 2otn day 81 jay
A r., 1882.
.. RANDALL Cons
i2lw X NJ, FEOyAs,
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rs. 'I Arrss1. RAssEY How,rD. ..ts
{ UAEDIAN's NOTICE 10 SELL

Y hBAif I'm
tgArg 90 NYnKosf. DifJiet AZ Hbrtbfsiff, %
ID Itobaie Court, LED AZ Nfnchsitsf sHbin
snd ior sad disiTif, On the 2ilh day " June
g. les2.
Isis.isnd hunson. guardian " JInts b. w.y
and u izsbeih Way, n ,1ps, late 81 Manchester
10 rid district, fssies spDDesi.eS,io ssd Count
tar ilfense 10 sell he tpl.obtsy ces<Yibsd faa
sYtsie oi hi. safds, 10 VII All tks lint title
and i1ieiest 81 fAid wards 10 and unto iLe d..l.
b K bDass and lot situate 10 The village Of Man
hester, .sp6d ard occupied by n y. Way late
~ Mar chester deceased, stthe uCss u bic death
40 aud fOr homestead, representing that the
sale thereof. for the purpose Of puttinE Tie pro-
eatds Of such saie AZ interest IN lpsssubg the
same 10 stocks or real estate, xcuif b bd.hasl
70 aid wards.
Whersupon, II IL ordered BY ssid court, that
aid application be- referred 10 = ssssl0n thereof,
10 he fsl5 al the probate Office In ssId hhnehss.
tef On the 10th day Of JAY a, b., iesz al
10 e'clocs a. "a for bearing and decision there
lrf.stS n is further orGeYss that III rffsons
'lftsr sted h. NOTIFIED ihsfeaf W FpblieatioA 81
aid 81 pliesttou sua order thereon. three rssk,
saefseslrslY ~ The 5sncie-<sT JerRkiL. Iub,
ishta AZ said Manchester. hefOIs ssid tins "
Ltsfng. that they may appear - raid time ard
place. and. II they zee e1ase, oblses thfrsi0,
ss. Atte.t. hAssEY HOWARD. Jsdss.
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| OuIsA M. HuRp,s EsrArr.

1
- STATE On vIEGohT, Diaiict IL Hsnche .te,,.
In Probate Court held Ut Manchester within
aud for rad District, On the 2sth day Of June
4. D., 1872
Present. Hon Eapnsy howard, JUDY o.
copy of sn instfnmeni pufporiiBg 20 be tho
lat VIII and ieftAnant Of Iouua M. uufd. Iate
Of Hcosiek In the county Of HensssiaS rsna ,tsis
Of New York. deceased, together sf h copy OF
NE fstbrd o. the proof tLereofin ~ % Surrogate
Court within and fof ssid COUNT Q Eens.oiaar,
being pre.eDtsd by Elisha IL 10 I'd, FIscutof
therein tnAmsd for PIss~i IN Ibis
sat; ii IL ordered by AL a Court that
all posons concerned ihefoih b notidfd 10 50.
pear Al a session thereof, ia be held 81 no
Probate Office IN Manchester. ia said district On
the ast Wednesday Ia ADgn VI A. D., 1892, AZ
10 O'Clock In the forenoon, and show cause II any
they have, against tbepfotAts 'of ssid instrument
forshich purpose 1t IL further ordered, that this
order be yublished three see,ss srcces,ivsiy In
the MKucht stsr JouHssE, sTevtRkpef publsL.
ed said Manchester 10 This state, prsslous 10
>. % lime " bearing.
by theGDnft.
IIgs Arfysr RAksEY HOWARD Az.
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Chr nHrbfsirr Journal

DIX slnoNIs, Eatroa 40 Pr.prnrgua
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births.

ass Jotrseur VI. sag ats, ssa b. NJ
and MIS- upa n, rWNH
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A Farm at a Bargain

Situated within Ia miles Of Peru village, and
within miles OF railroad station 81 South Lon
donderry, consisting Of
1876 Acres, Good House and Barns,
aud out buildings 10 good repair, fine yonpg
apple 0rchard, good tugbr orchard, fne WON
and with considerable valuable timber,
Also six good cows, air young cattle, two
horses, harness wagons, all tho farming tools
sugar tools and everything used about the farm
woik, besides about ten tons OF old hay OF good
quality. The sbove property viii be sold dirt
cheap and one half can remain on mortgage II
desired. The above property includes every.
thing necessary to carry on tho farm, except
househol furniture, and IL a rare chance for
man who wishes 10 engage In farming.
Also Another Farm
adjoining the shove. consisting Of Il5 acres,
good house and bsrns, the land suit sbll divided
into moving and pasturng, good orchard and
sugar orchard, 8c. A very desirsble. place and
win be sold cheap For particulars inquire OF
J. u. blnOkDs,
At CoJbuin House, Factory Point, or at Peru,ft
Factory Point, Vt. Jnly 9Th, 1852. sif
''BUCHUPAtBA
Quick, complete cure, ell annoying, Kidney
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Harness Maker.
Pawlct Vermont.
Makes to order all styles Of light and

Gee week IN your own town, Ttfms sud
sDOO ~ eutht free. Address N, fiStItTr
90, Portland. Maine.
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Also Another Farm
..HuenUPAtBA
r COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Quick. complete cure, al annoying Kidney
Bladder and Urinary Diseases. w. Druggists.
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Deaths
WANTS.

Advertisements. ahaef this lead, ten sttt,
iins each Insertion,
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PENNINGTON AND RUTLAND r. II.
Summer Arrangement.

- - - =. % s-Nf' 80 49, 49,
Gs7n WEEK. sl2 day at Loine tatily
- = made. Costly outfit ffct. Adliess
TRus A co. Augusta. Maine
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SOCIETY NOTES.

Justice Miller and his wife will remain here sev.
eral weeks longer. They win spend part OF the
summer at Block Island, and will 60 to Saratoga
the last OF August His daughter, Mrs Stocking.
Is still In Chicago, where she has spent the winter
studying art
Chief Justice and Mrs. Waite viii not leave then
home here for the present They win, as usual
spend much OF the summer at Lyme. Conn.
Justice Blatchford's wife and sister have left
Washington for the summer. They will occupV
the house he bought from General Humphreys,
next autumn.
It greatly shocked all who knew her when =
was known yesterday that the death OF Distr1ce
Attorney C0rkhill's wife was hourly expected 6hD
WAS apparently convalesccnt after her long Hines
until the middle OF last week On Tuesday sho
rode out to her residence at Mt Pleasant Her re.
lapse was not considered serious until Friday, ana
few Of her acquaintances outside WIZARDS hotel
knew OF It She was married 70 Col Corkhfll oix
years ago this spring. She leaves two little girls,
the children OF her former husband, NJ Phillips,
and q son by her flrst marriage.
The many friends OF Ma Daniel Leech, Of 150
Vermont avenue, VIII be pained to learn OF tho
death OF her father, Mr.. Z G. SJotsenburg, form
erly OF Wilmington, Delaware.
At the meeting Of the Literary Society, at Sena-
Tor HaW1eyH, saturday night. the poet Longfell0v
was the subject of discussion. Among the tntep-
ceting contributions on the occasion were nomo
reu16looence5 of LongfellOW, by Commiasionee
Lor1ng. hi clammate at Dowooln oollegA
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NO DECISION PROBABLY TILL NEXT MONDAY-How
THE COURT IS SAID TO STAND.
There is but little doubt that the Court in Gen
eral Term will affirm the rulings Of Judge Cox in
the case OF Guiteau, but the decision will not be
announced this week. Probably 1t Will be deliv-
cred next Monday. Some claim that the judges
were unit from the first; but there are grounds
Tor believing that there was some difference OF
that one Of the judges took the ground that there
was an error committed In admitting Mrs Dun
mire's testimony, and another at first agreed with
Mr. Reed as to the question OF jurisdiction. 1t is
stated, however, that the judge who made the OBJ
lection as to Mrs Dummies evidence finally gave
In, and subsequently the other united with the
majority built Is not unlikely that the latter may
n0unced. The Chief Justice this morning allud-
ing to the statement that there was divided
court said: II put ESQ pounds on that"
A petition Is being circulated in Boston and Vi
clnify asking the President to pardon Guiteau.
GUITRAU THINKS THE Law Is ON HIS SIDE
Although Guiteau does not talk much as to his
and seems disnclined to refer to it. he cannot
entirely dismiss It from his mind, and yesterday
he said: ST have read the arguments and Reed
has the law on his side according to my reading"
THE EIGHr-HoUR LAw.-Mr. Richard Emmons,
ployes Of the Washineton navy yard' and 'e cem- e
mittee from Philadelphia, who represent all the
other navy yards in the effort to secure their
rights under the .eight- hour law. called on At
referred the matter for decision as to the validity
OF the law1 to learn what action he has taken ia
the matter. The Attorney General informed them
declined TO make known its purpOrt. There "a q
great deal OF interest felt by the wOrkingmen as
20 how the Attorney General construes the Law, as
that he would be governed W that oiieesss
opinion Of the Ian.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

rP MEETING FOR. THE PURPOSE OF
e-g completing the organization Of the FIRST Co
OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION OF
GEORGETOWN win be held at Forrest Hall, TUES
DAY, May I6th p.
Every who is desrous Of home Of his own is re-
Quested to attend. ml5-2t
~ PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS, ATTRN,
kS TION "A meeting OF the PENNSYLVANIA
REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION win be held at Mari
mis- Hall THIS (MONDAY) EVENING. Nav 10TH At
1880 O'Clock. By order Of the. President
1t VIM M ASH Secretarv
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PROBABILITY OF FURTHER ADJOURNMENT TO.
MORROW WHAT MR. KER SAYS ABOUT THR
CASES.
II is doubtful whether the star route trials win
proceed tomorrow, the day 70 which the proceed.
fngs were postponed on the 4th inst, on account OF
the non-appearance OF John W. Dorsey one OF the
defendants No return has yet been made to the
bench warrant issued for John w. Dorsey Mr.
Bliss was to-day before the grand jury presenting
testimony to that body. Mr.. Ker Mr. Bliss col
league, was also at the City Hall for little while
Mr.. Ker said to STAR reporter that the govern
menC was ready TO go ahead; all the witnesses
were ready; but to proceed without j. w. Dorsey
would involve the expense OF another trial after
the first is concluded. "These delays and diatory
motlons. |" said Mr. ker, ''are hurtful, think, TO
the defence They should have Jumped at a trial
at flrst, when the government was not so well
posted as it is now. Some Washington newspapers
ing in these cases The hearing in the Rerdell
case showed the country that there was something
In them"
In reference to the statement that Rerdell made
his Socalled confession for the purpose OF mislead.
ing the officials. Mr.. Ker remarked that a man
would not tell thing for "blind,n and then fur.
nish documentary evidence to sustain his story.
"The fact was" said Mr. Ker, ,''there was quarrel
among them, Rerdell felt aggrieved, and told
would last month.
THE CONFERENCE WITH THE GRAND JURY.
1t has leaked out that the conference held with
closed doors In the Criminal Court room on Satur.
day, In which were present Judge Wylie, the
members OF the grand jury and Mr.. George Bliss,
representing the government fn the star route
cases, was as to whether reports from post office
inspectors in the west, submitted as testi-
mony by Mr.. p. H. Woodward, should be received.
Judge Wylie ruled that the reports could be ad-
mitted as testimony. The question as to some
means being taken to prevent the names OF wit.
nesses being made public was also presented, but
the court declined to take action.
DEATH OF MRS. CoRKHnL-Mrs. Helen B. Cork.
hill, wife OF District Attorney Corkhfl, died at II
O'Clock last night at Willard's hotel Mrs. Cork
hill was taken quite Ill last November, her sick
ness at that time, IL was thought, having been
aggravated by the close and foul air OF the Grim
fnal Court room, where she was a visitor two
days during the progress OF the Guteau trial
She had recently SO far recovered to about In
her carriage. On wednesday last, she drove to
her residence at Mount Pleasant, and on her return
suffered a relapse. her disease assuming the form
OF acute gaStrtis, which eliminated fatally last
night Her children and a number OF intimate
friends were present when death occurred. MrR
Corkhill was daughter OF Mrs. Blake, who afteQ.
wards married Gen. Hiram Walbridge, from whom
she inherited the Walbr1dge estate, near Nouns
Pleasant Her death win be sincerely mourne1
by large circle OF friends The funeral VIII take
place at Inglesde Wednesday, at pm. The Rev.
w: F. Ward, pastor OF Foundry church, win Of
ncfate.
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MORE STAR ROUTE WIrNEssRs.-To-day the fol-
lowing witnesses were before the grand jury In
the star route cases: Morris Cain, Joseph Pennell
E. Townsend, Matthew King, A. F. Mcdonald, j.
NJ. Trew, Chas. H. French, W. w. Stoddart, Geo.
c. Smith, r. w. Grimes, D. w, France. Chas r.
Perkins, Eugene Taylor, Calvin D. Shaw, w. A.
Leech, and F. NJ Snyder.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $S4s, ,6Oss7: customs, s656,Ss275.
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day for re-
demption, $as4, ESQ.,
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THE CORK CORPORATION REWARD FUND.
CORK, May 15.-The fund started by the corpora.
lon OF this city as a reward for the apprehension
OF the asSasstns OF Lord Frederick Cavendish and
Mr.. Burke now amounts to 1000 pounds
/ DIVISION OF OPINION ON THE COERCION BILL.
LONDON, May 15-Mr. Thomas Power o'Connor
member Tor Galway, who has Just returned from
his American tour, viii attend q meeting az the
Parnelilte members OF the house OF commons to-
DAY. considerable division OF opinion exists
among the Parnellite members on the subject OF
the new coercion bill, several being I'm favor OF
withdrawing from the parliamentary discussion OF
The measure altogether.
THE POLICE STILL AT rAuLr
DUBLIN, May 15.-The police have made no fur.
ther progress towards the discovery OF the assas-
SINS The report OF the arrest OF three men at A
hotel at Cork was untrue. The man Rush, who, it
was stated, drove the car containing the murder.
erS, Is car owner He was questioned by the
police as TO whether any OF his cars are missing,
put The inquiry was without result The man
England, on suspicion of being concerned In the
murders, IL has been found had no connection with
them. He has, however, been held on a change OF
theft
REWARD FOR THE CANISTER FrESDs.
LONDON, May l5.-The common council at A
meeting to-day decided to offer e5O0 reward for
The conviction OF the persons guilty OF placing the
canister OF powder on the railing OF the mansion
house last Friday night
ANOTHER ARREST.
CORK, May ia man named Robert Dowdall
was arrested here to-day, on the arrival OF the
mail train from Dublin, on suspicion OF being con-
cerned In the Dublin murder. His face was
scratched.
PUNISHED FOR FIRING UPON THE CROWD
LONDON, May 15.-In the house OF commons this
AFTERNOON Mr. johnson, attorney general for Ire
land, announced that the sub-inspector who was
IN command OF the police when the crowd was !
rtJoic1ngs over the release OF the suspects haa
been relieved from duty.
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NoTWITHsTANDINaTH THE CONTINUED STRIKE
ample supply Of best quality
GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND COAL
Tor sale 70 the trade and consumers reasonable prices
am also sole agent In the District Tor the
CUMBERLAND HYDRAULIO CEMENT.
The daily tests Of cement made BIZ the District Enei
neers Department show that this cement il
EAR SUPERIOR TO ANY oIHER BRAND or
AMERICAN okMENT.
GUARANTEE EVERY BAnREE.
builders and Contractors would as wo to consult me
nefore purcanstne thelr suppaiee. =
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THE SEARCH FOR LIEUT.. CHIPS PARTY.-Mr.
Holman, charge d'affaireS at St Petersburg, has
Forwarded to the Navy department, copy OF a
letter from Engineer Melville, dated February 5th,
In which he said he expected to reach Belun by the
22d Of February, and would at once commence the
search for Lieut. Ch1pp's party. The whole Sibe-
rian coast from the Lena to the Kolyma had been
notified by Gen. Tchirnneff, and vigilaEt search
was bieng made for the second cutter by the ma
tiyeS on the coast
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The Egyptian Crisis.

LONDON, May 15.-1t is stated that the Turkish
admiralty have been ordered 70 prepare twelve
IRON ciads and transports for sea in connection
with the crisis I'm Egypt
LONDON, May l5.-A dispatch 20 the Times from
Cairo states that since the refusal by Mustapha
Fehmy OF the presidency OF the council, the
khedlVe has resumed his original attitude. Arab
Bey, minister OF war, desires the maintenance OF
the ministry, hut his colleagues wish TO yield.
Inc commandant OF the Citadel and several
Officers have declared for the knedive.
PARIS, May 15.-The French squadron FROM the
Plraeus will join the British squadron from Corfu
at crete. The British and French governments
hao sent Identical notes 10 the powers, stating the
meas ures determined on In relation TO Egypt
THE FRENCH COLUMNS IN TUNIs
TUNIS, May 15.-It is stated that orders have
been received from Paris TO withdraw the French
colunlns from the south. The military authori.
ties protest against the step premature.
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FRESH FROM THE SPRING.
W. c. MILBURN, PHAnMAc1sr,
mis- 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
r@ We. THE UNDERSIGNED GRoCERs,
sSss @
81 q III street
Eed Irving sGxe g,a llel q, IN . street northwest
sersdor 1904 I street Sasa norSwess hEasseS
9. Montgomery. 1868 sth street 5raSess northWesi
Gssssf Greer sSs h h sad
Us Us SEesny: y 1156 & 7th 8, street r, a,,I northwest.
1000 @ street sn aeTse northwest
P. R. Wilson. 934 7th street northwest.
%1s 1a|es Edgar Manager 1923 7th street northwest
rVs. PARTIES BUILDING OR MAKING OTHER
v 1mRrovements are invited to examine our stock
BACK Fire PEACEs. PAkLoR dkAfEs. nE GAS GAS
EIATURES. &c. We keep large assortment of first
1m erss Teri
EDWARD CAyERLY &. CO.,
m3-eo2m 1925 New York avenue.
w DRT GOODS.
New French and Scotch Ginghams. just opened best
Silks. Satns. li and Rhadames extra good values.
rWa sAM'L S. sHEEdDR.
eS 4O9 9TH STREET NORTHwEST.
PLUMBING, FURNACES. RANGES, TIMING,
MANTEIS AND GAS FIXTURES
Jobbing in all of the Above Branches.
sF ESTIMATES FURNISHED FOR NEW Work. IS
STEAM COOKERS.
GAS STOVES AND RUBBER HOSE
Call and examine at 531 18th street.
E. F., BROOKS,
a2O Fine Gas Fixtures. &c
fEH DIR. r. B. DONALDSON,
GS DENTIST.
Has removed his Office to
1909 STREET NORTHWEST m22-2ms
rPo DRUGGISTS OPINION.
WASHING. on, D. c., March IS, 1882.
GENTLEMEN:-The sales of Browns Iron Bitters have
steadily increased Of late snd regular customers
speak OF 1t In the highest terms It's great
properties The general results coming
under observation have been very dattering to the
manufacturers. Yours, respectfully
ITO STRENGTHEN and build up the system nothing acts
so well as Browns Iron Bittefs.l 1t
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kilograms to The Star.
THE MOREY LETTERA
DEVELOPMENTS AT HANDA
PRITCHARD EXTRADTTION CASEs
BE QUESTIONS EXCITING EUROPE


IMPORTANT DEvELoPaENTs-A WITNESS WHO HAS 40
INTERESTING STORY TO TEII.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING srAR.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, May IA dispatch has Just
been received from New York telling OF the safe
arrival last night OF Frank Brady, one OF the wit
nesses from Pompey Smash in the Norey letter
anair, whom Davenport interviewed, and has In
ouced TO testify against certain democratic polit
clans In this city, Brady is said 10 be the man who
went before w. M. Price and offered to swear Tn
an andayit that he was Robert Lindsey. The next
day Brady backed out and refused 20 swear before
q magistrate, when James OBrien, OF Washing.
ton, DC, was induced TO swear 20 a similar am.
davit, which was forwarded 10 Barnum the day
nelore election. Davenport has obtained from w.
n. Barnum the original afYidavft OF the fictitious
Robert Lindsey, In the handwriting OF Price, also
Pr1ces receipts for money received from Barnum,
ana other original papers, which, along with
Brady's statements In New York, viii soon AFFORD
chapter OF interesting reading and fully explain
the whole Lindsey iniQuity.