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ANTISELL. Suddenly. on the morning of Scpten,.
Der III, 1882. MARION STUART. beloved wife Of
Thomas Antsell.
Funeral viii take place on Thursday from her late
residence, 1911 . street northwest ~ $50 am. 2'
BRIGHT. Sunday. September 10th. 1852, at niuf
O'Clock pm, at the residence of his laiern-la No.
Al street northwest, CHARLES III. BEECHT. JR..
aged thirty -nine wears
Funeral services at the house at three O'Clock r. m.
Tuesday the 18th instant. Relatives and friends
yiaed to attend.
baltimore papers please cory.1
FOLLANSBEE. Sunday morning. September 10th.
1882, of consumption, at his late residence AlexAn-
dria, Va. GEORGE FOLLANS3EE. lie owed husband
Of Emily Follanshee.
Funeral viii take place from the Masonic Temple.
Washington, DC, at 2:3o pm, September 18th.
Friends respectfully invited 10 attend.
JOHNSON. At 80 a. m., September Il, 1882, after
a short illness. JEAN ETTE CORDULA, oldest daJlsh-
ter of j. O. and the late Jane M. Johnson aged eighteen
years.
Der l2tL at four p. Relatives and friends Of the
family are respectfully invited e. attend.
MAIN. On the morning of September 10th 1882,
LAWRENCE i. MAIN. infant son Of Hershel Main.
U. ). N. and Mrs &. u. Main
tepd the funeral at O'Clock "Wednesday, septem-
Der 18TH from residence, No. 20J9 Massachusetts ave-
nue. northwest.
TREXLER. In GEORGETOWN, Sunday, SeTtembe1
10th. 1882 SABRE ANN REXLER, in Christian for.
tude wife Of Samuel r. Trexler. aged fifty years aud
Funeral win take place Tuesday, septe-
four O'Clock. aud then proceed 70 Duntarton NJ Z.
Church. Relatives and friends Of the family
spcctfully inv tied 10 attend.
baltimore sun please copyl
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
H. THE MODEL FAST. AND THE ONLY LINE
b yIa M 5AsT hNR TIE n WEST
JASSTS fStfHSH I sTEHt k sAiASN'
AN SoIihnANHff R Mad EssIi 5Ss2'
e rE a and 81 louis o Fast ss EFPrsss
+SgBaltm9Tf kiG2 Gty and Way Stations
e5C-Ba timore. Annapolis and Way tPedmontk stras-
buF HagGFt2yn and Way. via kelay
Sc NEsH s' YoRk AND BOSTON
s4ostanfon End Valley Ex - connects for Ha
- sers:own and at Point OF Rocks for Frederick. }
St9rs at Belts vile. ANNAPOLIS Junction, Jessups
ps on Sq s esos a s Hati9s
tlo:44-rttsburg. Chic ago. Cincinnati and St Louis
P.M.-l2:l0-Baltilnore. Ellieott CITY annapolis Way
l5 fTndny ely f2P Batmore and Way
baltimore and Way stations, Winchester Fred
4so-Baitimore. Hyattsviie K Laurel EXPRESS. tFred
ercE. via Relay. stopping at Annapolis Junction.)
fii5-Foat Of Rocks. Frederiek haserstown. VIM
chester and Way Stations. con Sunday to Point Of
'S45VB3LTIMoEE IxrEEss GMartinsPurs and
sBSE a Va si:ioRs and DETROIT
s;lo-hAfflaoF a!s ExPEf fsss 70 f'''s0Hrs'
tlU:1o-Chicaeo. Cincinnati and St. Louis Express.
Sp VIZ = s hGpi sna Chicago
fa1y SUNDAY only Other trains daily ptSunday
For further Information apply at the baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Offices. Washington Station, 6i9 and 1851
w be taken for aegae to be checked and received
WI. CIEMEN S. Saster OF trails Baito my5
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TIE !ESSEEEfTE EEsF Az BYTE sSH4HxEsr
STEEL hAlS fErrca 5 sf1 ls4 dss
For Pittsburr and the Vest. Chcaeo Limited Express.
h3TEisssSs aine5nha.5, wssiern Is res 80
Cincinnati Mail Express. $3.50 pm. daily for
Fo- Crrsson Springs $50 m. 7:3o and $50 p m.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Tot Carandagua Rochester Buffalo. Niagara. 6:4Oa
m. daily except Sunday with Palor Car from Har-
day. with Palace Cans from washington to Canaan
For WilaInsport Lock Haven. and Elmira, alto 80 \.
10, M daily, eIcept sunday:
E.Sa sso oi tsG P p5o
For aes ssffa snasns
d sSS e x M s0ss f Broosyn
e.. , ,srriase seross New York city ".s "0D'''
'f sShs 800 s aos3 sH 80 sso
co;3e "a Limited Express $3.50 daiy. eI.
For E:n sa5 s se ss ,s mo- I'D and
Ferf0Sss STssl Line. $40 m and 44o p m. daily
For Annapos. $40 and 4:4o pm. daily. excep:
AzI zsS vssalssAYs
For Alexsnr:s. $50. TOO. s:2u II 100 and IL :25
4:20, 500. G:20, 8. 90 and IL 80 D M ON Snnd.vs
~. St $50 80 81 II; 90 and !, rs and
daily. and SEQ !! M daily. except Sunday.
Irains leave Alexandria for Washington. 600 TOO
S:l5 and 1000 ar, 1910, 500, 500 TOO anj
9:2O Pm and 1900 midnight On Sunday al
S:2O, 8l5 snd 10: q. M; 700 and 100 o. m
Tickets and information ut the Office northeast corner
q 18th street and avenue and at the sta
gage to destination from hotels ana residences.
J. r. WOOD
General PASSENGER Agent
PRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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The Kansas Campaign.

ment on foot to defeat Gov St John, the republi-
can candidate for governor, and it is said that
some OF the leading republicans IN the state are at
the head of it The plan contemplates the with
draw al OF g. w. Click and Charles w. Robinson,
the democratic and greenback nominees. and
through delegate or mass convention the
opposition can unite A Joint meeting OF the DEM
ociauc and greenoack state committees WIN be
disaYected republicans are expected TO be on hand
TO see what can be effected In the way Of q grand
combination OF the opposition forces II Is esti-
vote against st John, and these. united with co.
w democrats 1S goo greenbackels ana some 5000
iasfe vnsa q = alat, on aa W. h oeal
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MEDICAL, &c.

lie THAT RAISES A EAII.kN FELLOW.CREA-
1tGre Is Greater than Hero that COnGuersa ord. ~
That is the man, Dr. BROTHERS. 900 street sou h
West e93ts
NERVOUS PROSTRATION. PREMATURE DE-
IN biiify. Lost Vitality Yout NJ Errors Weaknesses,
&c, p0Styey AMI permanently cured without meii-
cine A.so all Private Diseases OF both sexes. Office,
Ola 9th street northwest. se2-l3tE
CENTLEMEN. II YOU WISH SCIENTIFIC
NJ treatment, consult IRIS. BROTHERS 4 GRAY,
POO street southwest the oldest established adver
using Ply in the city-swOru To before A. &.
Richards justice OF The peace Medicines prepared at
Dur Laboratory, and guaranteed III all STAGES of
Secret Diseases No frce prescriptions. word TO the
: 81 In
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s11-d&ds
BROS, Auctioneers,

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON D STREET, BETWEEN SIX II AND SEW
ENTH STREETS NORTHWEST. BEING No. GIL
D STREET.
By virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in Hber
No 755. folio 1884, will sell. in front of the prem a
i s:e; on m, FRIDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBERna
O'CLOCK the following described real estate, situate
known as part Of Lots numbered two ca and three CO.
(457) and being contained within the metes and
bounds following, beginning for the same at point
the line Of north street three feet east from the south
western of said lot numbered two 2 and thence
running north eighty 500 feet thence west three feet
to the division line between said lots thence north
ong said division line to the line of said lot
bered three (3 and the pubic alley thence along
said line twelve I'D feet and six co. inches thence
south the said street and thence east along said street
fifteen 5) feet and six 60 inches to the place of begin
ming, together with all the lmpr ovements, ways
ments rights pryileges appurtenances and heridita-
ments to the same belonging or in apperaining
Terms: The amount of Indebtedness secured by said
deed OF trust unpaid with expenses Of sale in cash. the
balance in six and twelve months for which the notes
OF the bearing interest fr2m day of sale and
secured by deed of trust the property sold de-
post OF $3.50 required at time of sale. Conyeyancing
&C. at purchasers cost Terms to be complied with in
days otherwise resale at the risk and cost Of the
defaultng purchaser, after five days public notice of
such resale in some newspaper published in Washing
ton d. C.
s5-d&ds ANGELIC GHISSELLJ, Trustee.
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A WOn3ansS Suicide.

HoBoKEN, N. Y, Sept. IAN unknown woman
committed suicide to-day by jumping from the
ferry boat. JAS. G. Rumsey, OF the Barclay street
line. The boat left HobOken for New York at $40
am. The woman, who was dressed in deep black.
after sitting In the forward ladies cabin until the
Doat reached midstream went out TO the bow OF the
account OF the pouring rain, and seen to throw
herself over the rail An alarm was at once given,
seen no more, it is thought that she was struck by
the paddle wheel
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PROTECTION OF TRooPs AGAINST YELLOW FEVER
Gen. Sherman has authorized Coz. Charles Il.
Smith. commanding the 18th infantry, stationed at
Fort Brown Texas, to remove his troops and his
Headquarters into the interior, ana to hire such
land as is necessary for their use and protection
This action is based upon the fact that Che 18th In
south Of Brownsville Is In danger OF being driven
into the district infected by yellow fever. BY am
overflow Of the RIO 6faDde river which II reported
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NEWPORT, r. l., Sept 11.-Dr. Cabell, president
OF the national board of health is in town for the
purpose or investigating the recent alleged case OF
As1at1c cholera. Several witnesses will be exam
1ned DR.. Cabell is secretly conducting an exami-
nation OF the "cholera case" He has given it as
their cottage, and physician now believes that
1t was Aslatic cholera. The latter claims to have
had experience with that dreadful disease.
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GEN. AEIGS APPorNIKD SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
AND ENGINEER,

AND ENGINEER.
Gen. NJ. c. Meigs. late Quartermaster general OF
the army, has been designated by the Secretary OF
the Interior as supervising architect and engineer
for the erection OF q brick and metal nre-proof
building for the use OF the Pension ONCE. Gen.
Meigs on accepting the appointment says: 81
have already taken measures TO carry into effect
the law, and hope to be able to complete the
building contemplated in a manner and within a
period which VIII be entirely satisfactory TO the
department. 1 shall endeavor 70 so arrange the
plans to be submitted presently, as to avoid the
use OF any material which may be
likely TO cause delay in the prosecution
OF the work, and still to make the building while
simple In design, one OF sufficient ornament for Its
size, and one which will have a certain majesty
and grandeur OF architectural effect / am OF
opinion that this can be done without exceeding
the limit from Congress in the law. and that tie
building will prove to be comfortable. wholesome,
convenient, well lighted and well ventilated"
The site designated by Congress for the building
IS The open space opposite the Smithsonian
grounds at the intersection OF Ohio and Louisiana
avenues 10th and 18th streets. The cost is not to
exceed 100000 The appointment Of Gen. Meigs
Dy the Secretary or the Interior for the work is
most creditatle, as it carries with 1t the assur-
ance that the work will be faithfully and promptly
done, -
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Pennsylvania Republicans.
IN PHILADELPHIA TODAY TO ARR
THEIR DIFFERENCES.


THEIR DIFFERENCES.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-At noon to-day an i'm
portant meeting Of leading republicans was held
at the Office Of Hon. John Welsh, for the purpose
OF taking steps to secure the withdrawal OF both
Beaver and Stewart, and the selection OF man as
candidate for governor who Will be thoroughly &C.
ceptable to both factions There were present
John Welsh. Thomas Cochran, Amos R.Little. Jos.
Wharton and Edwin N. Benson. til said that a
letter is to be formulated and addressed to both
candidates, asking them, for the good OF the entire
party, to withdraw.
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SUSPICION OF Murder.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 11.-An investigation was
instituted by the coroner to-day into the cause OF
the death OF George Jones, cOlored, who was found
dead under suspicious circumstances yesterday at
town. 1t was claimed that during fight with his
son-in-law, Albert Walker, deceased was killed
with an axe. AS post mOrtem examination is
necessary the case was continued
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The vIaranacook Rexatta.

WINTHROP, Me-, Sept. 11.-Riiey, Kennedy and q
large number OF oarsmen at Lake MaranacOok are
practcing daily for the regatta which takes place
next wednesday, In which great interest centers.
and Riley for $4,000, there will be junior single
scull, amateur double scull four-Oared amateur
and four-oared shell race engaged by prominent
OarSlnen.
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Held for EmbezzIement.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1.-THE case Of George
Russell, collection agent, charged with the en-
beZzlement or $500 from Sharpless & Sons, was
called before magistrate Lennon this afternoon
and the accused was held In 900 bail for hear
ing two weeks hence.
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TOMORROW.
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
LXECUTOR'S SALE OF ANTIQUE AND OTHER
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
BY virtue of order issueti by the Supreme Court
OF the District of Colum ia. holding special term
lroblte Court, / will sell, TUESDAY, THE
TWELFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1882, at auction
rooms, corner 9th and streets northwest at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ,
A lot of Household Furniture.
Antique Clock, and other articles.
Terms cash.
CHAS. A. WALTER,
SD Executor of Estate of Catherine BOYD. deceased
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Yellow Fever Reports.

dispatch from Pensacola, Fla, dated yesterday.
as follows:
Fellow fever declared epidemic. Railway post
once clerk nom this ofice taken down yesterday.
Twelve new cases to-day and one death. As yet
postal seriously embarrassed outwa ri mail being
fumigated at Alabama ST. ate lire
Inc SURGEON general marine hospital service has
received the Following telegram:
BROWNSVILLE, TEX. Sept 10
f1fty-two new cases repoItei. three Deaths
Overflow river prevents all exit from BrownsylIl
In vehicles
MURRAY. surgeon.
GOODRICH, Collector.
The national board or health has received he
following:
PENSACOLA, FLA, Sept 10th, e:ss y. m.
Ten new cases to-day and two deaths Total
cases TO date seyenty-two and fourteen deaths.
WHITING, Secretary Board OF Health.
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Imprisoned by HI is Brother 81 Years

READING, PA, Sept. 11.-Benjamin Zechman, who
year ago was found naked in a log cabin feet
square on the Blue mountains, where he had been
penned up by his brother q years, died to-day in
the Berks county almshouse, aged IS years. He
never uttered an Ineligible word.
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Affairs in West Washington.

DEATH OF A Young LADY.-MSS Jeanette c.
johnson, daughter Of Mr. J. Carl Johnson, died at
the residence of her parents, 2s04 street. this
morning, in the 18th year OF her age Miss Johnson
was al estimable young lady and much loved by a
large circle OF friends.
ACCIDENT-About 10 o'clock yesterday morning
Mrs. Crdlon, OF Dayton Ohio, visiting Capt. Ross
at 622 22i street, in alighting from buggy at Oak
Hill cemetery fell and dSlocated her lett shoulder
Drs Grafton Tyler and W. b. Tyler rendered sur
gica aid
INCREASE OF COAL SHIPMENTS By CANAL-The
largest number OF boats that have left Cumberland
any one day since the opening OF the canal this
year left Saturday, being thirty-seven in all, and
Carrying 4la7 10 tons OF coal The total number
for the week was $50 boats carrying 1868 tons II
the weather be favorable there is probability OF
an average shipment OF thirty boats day, OF about
10 tons each, from now until the 10th OF Decem-
Der, representing about 100000 tons, the tolls on
Wneh Wo9ia oe sioVOVU III IS Ialr 10 presume that
wharf, the revenue from which VIII be about So 900.
In the mining region all the companies are ship
ping heavily, and at the koontz and Detwold mines
the men are working night and day. The compa-
mics Will begin this week paying OF for August.
The wages OF the miners. however, will amount to
very little, as there was not full weeks work In
the whole month, excepting the new labor at Eek
hart, and the strike was not declared over until
COUNTY NEws-Mr. A. B. Walters has sold to
Mrs. Crittenger farm in Virginia. short dis
lance above the Chain Bridge, for s. 500. upon
built.-Mr. Sam'L Crown has purchased OF Mr..
Herr 400 acres ofland near Rockville, at 8, 0Oo.-
Bridge. is about to be ref1tted and reopened
GRAIN.-Arrived-Boat Seneca, with 400 bushels
corn and 40 barrels OF feur.
HIGH TIDE.-September IL. T:2S a. m, AS pm.
ABOUT BRIDGEs.-The largest masonry arch in
the world is the Cabin John, or Union Arch, on
the Washington Aqueduct; span go feet, height
OF arch 10l feet, width % feet.-The Rock Creek
bridge has span OF 200 fee. composed OF two
forty-eight inch pipes.-The College Branch
bridge has span OF lao feet, with two thirtyinch
pipes
Washington, sailed from Baltimore 9th instant.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE Sept. n.-virgnia g. deferred IL:
do. consols 6o; do: second series. 355.; do new
,1 BsAIETMoRE sept. Jl.mcetton quiz, middling
s6oaS o. city ms SUPER ooas s. do extra aa Goa
family. 675; do winter wheat patent. 725. Wheat s
southern steady: western steady and quet-southern
Maryland bd No. Western Wner red No. spo
l;Oglzal 10; September oss4al. o94s October Io7a
1oSs: January. LOCAL ilss: Corn southern quiet
and easy: western lower-southern white. s2as4; do
S sr
January, ssh asked. Oats firmer-southern, 4aa45:
DO sS & a
sSa Hay to ss
Fem sI saass ls Ssass
creamery. 26as2 Ergs scarce and firm zss24. Petro-
leum rmer- refined sa5 Coffee da-Rs ssrSS s
copper refined quiet, 17k whisky steady. I.a6a
a zspoS wheat sss su sss
S.S. e e sSsa: oS1s
ssss IS so, eg ssg s n,S1sy
quiet.
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MARRIED,

TALBoTT-GoRMAN. On September :, 1882 at ST.
Lukes church; BslIimore. Nd, 10y Rev; Frederick
Gibson. Mr. IRVING A. IALBDTf, OF Washington,
ID. e, to EMMA IS. GoRMAN of Baltimore. Nd. No
cards.
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A Bow Murder,

FREDERICTON, n B., Sept. 11-Chas Hossack,
9years old, was shot on Friday In school yard
by another boy, named Walter Gallagher, and
dled to-day. Gallagher has been arrested.
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STEAMERS. &c.

tyyHE STEAMER ''MATTANo" LEAVES 7vH
street wharf every SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND
SHCRSDAI az seven O'clock q m. for Potomac river
landings stopping at landings in Nonini Tuesdays
End Thursdays MattOx Creek on Sundays and Thurs
Gays. Chapel Point and Bcents Wharf Sundays down"
End Wednesdays up" SDd Mattaw0man Creek on
SUNDAYS DOWN and Mondays up returning TO
NasiinSton every Monday. wednesday and Friday
afternoons.
For information apply
q. r. JONES. Agent.
Nnro fraafNx lIArf.
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CECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AND THE
- highest cash pEicee paid. Also Watches. JeWelry
Gum. kssola 30 eau OF address HEROIC. sos 03k
ssssets oess nnasasanae aSenne maxA
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r1y22S
DOToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.

On and after MARCH 18th the STEAMER SUE, Cap
tain W. C. GEOGHEGAN. VIII leave STEPHENSON'S
WHARF foot of 9Th street, EVERY So DAf. at four
a'clcck =. m. for Baltimore and River Landings
ADEiyer Freight must he Prepaid
keiIruns, srryein Washington every SATURDAY. night
STEPHENSON < BRO. AGENTS.
nle-6m 9TH street Wharf and Cor. 18th and Pa.
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WE'LL BEHAVED PIEGANs.-The Secretary OF War
has transmitted TO the Secretary OF the Interior
the reports OF Indian Agent John Young, CJpt.
j. +. Kent and Lieut. Col Gibson, 81 infantry. con-
corning the attitude OF the Piegan Indians at
Blackfeet agency, who have acted with wonderful
foreearance and are peaceahly disposed toward
their agents and the whites, and seem TO be Pleased
1t the presence OF the troops, &c.
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A POLICEMAN FINED FOR CONTENT OF COURT
This morning. in the Police Court, TWO coored
were charged with loud, boisterous and
diSorderly conduct on the street In South
Washington. Eivina Lindsay forfeited IS colat-
eral, and Susan Barns was put on trial. Officer
Brflnson OF the arst precinct, testified that while
sitting In the station house he heard some loud
and profane language about block from the sta
ton, and on going out he put the defendants under
arrest for diSorderly conduct The court
dismissed OILS Mss 3D. the case against sqsan Barns
who would testify that the defendant was guilty.
The court ordered the officer to sit down, remark
ing that the case was disposed OF. some time
afterwards Mrs. Lockwood came into court, and
said she appeared for Elvina Lindsay, who had
forfeited collateral, and who was her servant and
She would like TO 60 10 trial now, the defendant
was i'm court Officer Branson. who was present.
was recalled TO the stand TO testify. and was asked
by Mr. Padgett 10 state the facts TO the court He
said that the defendant was no more guilty than
the other woman. He was then directed 70 state
the facts and let the court draw the conclusions.
On hearing the evidence the court i'm
posed fine OF S. Mrs Lockwood APP
pealed. few minutes later the court directed the
marshal to call Officer Branson. The officer
stepped forward, and Judge Bundy said that
while he was on the witness stand his conduct
was disrespectfu to the court; that he manifested
an undue anxiety 10 secure conviction, and didn't
attempt to hide IL from the court. Half an hour
after the collateral was forfeited I'm the other case
Mrs. Lockwood came in and asked that her client
be dismissed. on account OF the other case being
dismissed, and it looked like the officer spoke 10
and, instead OF stating the facts, you, In a tone
and manner not at all pleasing. said this woman
was no more guilty than the other woman After
you had taken your seat, i asked you II you had
spoken TO Mrs. Lockwood, and you admitted that
you had. i cannot pass this matter by, and will
fine you Sl0." The policeman. with the permits
sion OF the court, said that he tried TO convict
every prisoner he brought TO court, because he
don't want TO be sued for false arrest He said he
meant no diSreSpect 70 the court The court said
he never discovered anything Objectionable I'm the
officers conduct, but he would let the fine stand
, After the court adjourned this afternoon Judge
Bundy remitted the line.
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ID IC0RD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE.
RESTORES NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL. DEBIII-
TY, LOSS OF MANLY YIGOK &c

I1, LOSS OF MANLY NIClbk,
This infa.fble remedy has been scrutnizei and en-
dorsed by the Academy OF Medicine, of Paris, an1
fssted Tor half century by the medical ce.eb OF
EuroI e. Ii contains no Ph si'horous canthades. or
% @ sas 11d = is Tey xieEe,ane
swan nue. Washington where descriptive cir
cUlaIs be had More genuine without the private
pToDr-esary stamp with monogram and full name as
NOTICE.
HAYING BOUGHT OUT THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT
OF DIR; k1CGRD's NIIAI. RESTORATIVE, AND
G TIE HfP Eof Hf HtyFN fI$ GE Yg9R y
T THE ATS ATS An NOW ENABLED TO REDUCE
TIE FL HIS MORE TAN 20 oh H. AND THUS
PRICE PEIs BOX 81, = AND $3.50. SEPT
GESTLESIEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC TREAT
NJ r. ut and speedy Gre Of allyenerea. Diseases by
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TIVE OLDEST ESTABLISHED RFCoGNIZE
ia[5es, Physicians ia the city are Drs. BROTHt RS
suplre~se Painful Meustr2o1 and ell IRREGULARITIES
OF tn Monthly Periods sp- eiily cured. au1S-1n
nR- JOHN Trips BLOOD PURIFIER is a certain
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gnarst.c n either stzce. SEND two stamps Tor pam
jel3-eolly Dr.. JOHN TRIP.
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