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DRY GOODS.
T UPIN's CoLoRED MERINos.

so pieces Iurin's Colored Merinoe so ana s2xn
30 pieces Brooaded PLUSH. q and NFINETs.
% pieces CASSINERES, Soc. 62Sc. 76c., 81.
30 pieces CI0skfNGS, 81. IS % e..
40 pieces Ga SkCKING, all coors 81 20 81 20,
500 pieces RLANKE1s. 81. Is, 81. rs. 81 70 $40
200 HORSE COVERS. 81, 81 so. g..
800 pieces DRESS GOO &, at I2S and osc
500 ladies'- Men'- -ud cnfdren's CONSUMERS
800 ladies' and Chidren's C1oaks from 81 SO 10 Sss
200 BED COMFORTS 7ac- 81 TO IS. 80
A ful stock USDERWEh cheap.
Bargains in every kinds Of DRY GOODS.
GEO. J. JOHNSON,
MS sl3 Market Space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-22

C0ticUra Remedies for sale by all druggists.
Principal depot,
WEEKS K POTTER, Boston, Mass.
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VELATI's CARAMEIs SIN ahead. GO 9Th street
nOrtGWcJt; Branch, Is . Pyuna. ave. northwest
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SKIN HUMORS.

Mrs g. F. Whipple. Decatur, Nj h.. writes that her
face, head and some art of her body almost
Head covered with scabs and suffered eariuIiy
and tried everything. Permanently cured by uticara
ResolNeEt Iced Iurier) and Cutcura and Cutic;Ira
soap lthe great skin cures).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-22

FrssElL's Ice crzAr ,ad Charlotte Russo.
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When Fashionable La,sttude

1s established to the destruction OF healthful emo
ton, and the sufferer longs for DEATH rather than
lire. there is no better remedy than Dr.. BenSOn'S
Celery and ChamOmile Pills. which brace up the
system and give to sleep its blessed repOsefuness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-22

Foe HEALTH use Pennsylvania coke.
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OTIS FINEST ELEVATOR

AND EVERY MODERN IMPROVEMENT THAT
SCIENCE CAN THINK OF On THE PREMIsEst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-22
LOCAL MENTION.
The W Gather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF signal OFFICER
WELLINGTON. DC. Nov -. 1882. go a M.
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather,
noftherfy backing 10 westerly winds, stationary or
higher temperature and pressure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-22

Stu Liver oIfs
The best remedy known for coughs, colds con-
sumption, bronchitis, asthma, all throat breast
and lung affections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-22

Tue COLUMBIA Boat Clue FAIR.-The success
which attended the Columbia paat c!ub fair last
evening vas even greater than that OF the OPEN
Ing htSht and Iii consequence the ''SeIn9er
IaT.IUs boys are in fine spirits. They anticipate
a ilcA harvest at The ent of the week, and the
chances are That their greatest expectations Will
and the officers OF The CLUB are deserving OF great
CTedit. This evening the Analostan and Potomac
u0tt clubs ana the National Rifles Will attend the
far upon the invitation OF the Colu abias
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CITY ITEMS.
Miss Ella Ward,

Keep DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
home. Thousands take It. Price % cents a
title
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tRr GooDS-An unusually attractive stock OF
9e dress goods can now be found at Tunnel 4
s~az = 81 Market Space. See advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-22

NOW Is he { me TO save money-so take stock n
0e Coiutabia Building Association First nav.
1sent zone dollar per share) December ist and ge
interest on same. ~ %
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WE SELL
w NE SHfR

DRY GOODS.
THE FINEST BUILDING SOUTH OF
NEW YORK!
$4,000 SQUARE FEET DEVOTED TO
BUSINESS!
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MRS LASGTRys Observation-Disclosures have bee,
ecnvinced for long time that IL photographs toll
ne truth Mrs. Langtry was hot a handson,
woman, according TO accepted canons of beatty
AZ the same time they have strong stlspIefo,
nat the best place In Washington city to bu,
11ySclothes Is at b. Robinson Cos, 800 Penrsyi
yBnta avenue
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Forty Years Experience of an Old Nurse.

Mrs Ninslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with neVer-faling success by millions OF
mothers for their children. IL relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, gripping
in the bowels and WHY'D collie. BY giving health
To the child 1t rests the mother. Price IS cents
bottle. mWs
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A NT0N FISHER,
~ CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH.
MENT 9oS 9 street northwest Thirty years. expert
ves Laees etc are perfectly cleaned this superior
Process LADIES' Evening Dresses speciality Opinion
Of DeSmedt official chemist of the District Of Co
lrmbla: Your chemicals Of the most eectual ma
surpassed in Paris. New York or elsewhere" Notice
Grease spots guaranteed to be thoroughly ap29
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The Garfield Monument Fair.

| BRIEF OPENING CEREMoNIEs-sCHooL CHILDRENs
DAf-THE MILITARY AND MASONIC FEATURES,
MUSIC, ETC.
| At the meeting Of the board of direction of the
! Garfield fair last night a resolution was adopted
tAat the 1st day of December be designated as the
day for school children, and that during the hours
| between 10 and the admission to them be fixed
| at ten cents. The formal opening will conss t
| merely OF declaration by the President of the
United states that the fair is open preceded by
prayer The ceremonies Will begin at = p. M next
| Saturday. The military committee reported that
| there would be at least twenty companies In the
parade, and that four would compete for the prize
I'D 'front.' OF the grand stand on the White Lot The
bicycle committee had received assurances OF the
| largest attendance OF wheencn ever obtained.
The Masonic committee reported that 100 knights
| Templar would be In line Commander G0rringe's
collection CT Greek antiquities, br0nzeS, marbles
a. will arrive to-day. Mr.. A. f. Bateman re-
ported FROM the finance committee that 5000 had
| been coll cted- Among the donors named We're
j. ". Thompson, 500; Bateman & Co, 500; ii. ID.
Cooke Co, si00; b. Ii. Warner, $780, Riggs d Co.,
500, and Fitch, Fox Il Brown, so Ii was an
Eoanced int the President had loaned the art
ceUtFe Mansion. From the COMMITTEE on music he
reported that the Marine band could be secured
for four days two concerts daily, FOR $500, With the
% nd OF the "a artillery Tor the other three days
without cost. An appropriation was made TO bay
the Marine band. II was decided TO have but one
exit, the east door OF the House wing The uueS-
ton OF badges or tickets for the admission OF the
llGl In charge or the state booths, &c, was re-
Gerred 10 Gen. Swain. An ebony desk is to be
Voted TO The most popular newspaper man. The
New York Lad IS, Aid Society has 0rganiZ7d with
NT-. Warner Miller as chairman eX Off 10; Mrs
Elp!ionZp y 5Ung-, chairman: Mrs c. c. Cole Sec
retlry: Mrs. \. Z. Skinner. treasurer.
Coz. C0rbin said 10 q STAR porter to-day, In
reference TO statements that Architect Clarke had
complained OF the uSurpatiCn OF the Capitol by the
lar committee. that the statements were without
| foundation. Mr. Clarke, he said, was member of
tle committee and had uone all IN his power to
the project
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NEs0,seh ON Corns.,

'sEsOngh on COrns.''
Ask for Wells "Rough on Corns." 15c. Quick,
complete, permanent cure. CornS, warts, bunions.
"kfderuey Dairy Wagons,
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in 1I-ib. 'Ward" prints soc. Der To-
Also, cottage cheese, butternlilk anu sweet milk
&c. per qt- Cream. l5c pint
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MARRIED THIS McRSING.-The wedding of Mr.
Seymour ". TuIi0ck to Miss Jessie s. HIdrup
toCk place 1T St James chapel, 9th street south
east, this morning. The groom. who has Just re-
co tT Il from severe Illness, presented, as thank
OHrrln9, solid silver euchdristic service. lined
VIA Goid, which, after being Con5ecrated, was
Us q III tie celebration OF the communion, which
lilnitd!dte " followed the marriage ceremony. Mr..
and AIRS. IuliOrE have taken Il house on Fren II
street. va. re ley VIII IT -idh upon their return
nom their "ediins tour 70 LuEay valley.
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DEATH FROM STROKE OF P4R4LYsIs.-NtIss Inc,
hvescaughter OF the late john c. Rives and sister
OF Mr. Franklin Riyes and the late Mr. Jaffarsor
RiNcS, was struck with paralysis while visiting al
lrienG's house on New York avenue between
I4ll anu l1th streets yesterday afternoon. DR. Y
9 Lincoln was sent for, and advised that She bs
sent 10 the family residence, at RIYes, station fr
sceofdance With her request. The police ambu
aLce Was summoned ahdrthe sufferer removed 10
tnc b q .. railroad depot, where she took IN,
wan last evening for her home Dr. lincoln az
at O'Clock this morning died '' CAV
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TIRE WrsT WISHNGTOS SCALDISG CAsE-The
WysL Washington sCaiding case, In which the
cotOret boy, Thomas Powell. was seriously Scald-
ca Dy John ChEsGn. the mate o. the schr Cooper
VINO poured boiling tea over him about six weeks
ago. vas tried In the Police Court this morning.
eLd after hearing the testimony the court I'M
posed Inc OF $50 or % days. An appeal was
LCtaO, and the defendant WAS committed In de-
ianIt OF bonds or his appearance before the Grim
ma Court The boy was also committed as a wit
Ness - - -N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-06

!. A collision occurred yesterday morning at
8keiley's station, on the Pam Handle road.
Two engines were badly wrecked, together
with a large number OF cars. During the
past week there has been wreck on tue Tan.
Handle slmost every day, and during that
TINT, seven freight engines have been demol-
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Tyouble1 or a south Side Family.

Moudny night buck" Muldoon, South
Side stone cutter. vas In The Equality saloon
on Main street, South Side keDt by Mike
Neale, when quarrel started betEeaa Mnl.
doom and Pete Schenk, an East Wheeiipr
foundry man. How ftstarted Is not known.
The men had been there some time, drinking
and playing gaMes, The row was brought 10
sudden termination by MuIdoon drawing
knife and stabbing schehe Ia The
breast. Muldoon then went sho,pe
and Schenk's friends took him 10
DR.. J. i. Reeds office. Fle was yery
much exhausted, having bled profuscly.
The cut was over an inch long little to the
right Of the LETT nipple, near the apex OF the
heart. Yesterday the man was very weak,
and in the morning spat blaod, leading the
doctor 10 think mat the lung npa been
slightly punctured. The affair waa Kent
very quiet, and it was not Until last evening
that wurrant was issued for Mnldoon.
Buck evidently was notsatstied with his
performance Up the saloon, as the following
will show. a reporter If the iSrELLldEScER
was Lurryiug across the stone bridge, bound
for the Arion ball, just utter midnight, Mon.
day, when he heard Il woman scream. Hus-
rying 10 the corner Of Twentieth and Main
streel,, he saw. issuing from tue
rear OK t,n AIuldoon residence two
women. aud tw9 Or "a three :, men.
They all Appeared to be fighting, and oaths
and imprecations filled the aii. One man
sw0re by the Eternal To shoot some one, and
Il woman was thrown violently to the pave.
meuL. at last some one yelled .'Police,b and
the combatants dispersed hurriedly, locking
the rear gate behind them, o..
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HOW TO no 1T.
A Capital Reters,ice Hof Present and
Future In'erest, ! ana the little Tronhic

A handy thing indeed TO have In the
house will be the special edition Of the B.
y y. Red Book, now Id course, ,of prerafa.
lion. The surprising results d this years
elections all over the country make d most
Interesting study when presented In shape
for ready comparisons. or more OF less In.
iefest Just now In contrasting tho past aud
The present, the future Us calculated from
"the might have been wilt prove al ali.
absorbing OCcul,ation 10 very ihahy people,
In the new Red hook, which will bear The
cleverly adapted title OF .IIow Twas Done,n
all the figures are from Official sources, bsIpy
received under thu sealt OF the secretaries OF
The different States, and therefore correct DO.
You'd Question:. The, comparisons and ralcu.
lations generally are Mnls BY experienced
accurate. The scope Of the little volume IL
soniething more than ever before ATTEMPTED
"a u political textbook, going mitch father
into de!hils and summing up facts more con.
cisely than the ordinary run OF such publIca.
tions. About everything that one wishes 10
know Is presented clearly and inteIltgentIy.
The comparisons Of the vote Of this year with
the vote II the preceding election are full
anu complete. showing not only msjOritIes
but losses and gains OH Republican. Demo.
cratic,0 Frnhibia0n and 6reenback '. yote.
Nhere States have been redistrcted con.
occasionally, the. con,mrisonsl are made In
districts as now constituted, and In the re-.
marks all the changes In the district are
shown, ~ we'll AZ very much interesting data
relative 10 candidates, ETC., etc. n ''lgI,'-
The, book will be an Invaluable reference
LOT use at coming elections, and those who
take any interest whatever III politics should
adopt means to secure a copy now, as possibly
when they want It most the edition viii be
exhausted. The mere trouble OF lnditing a
request 10 G. X. Lord, Baltimore, Md, Will
insure the receipt OF 4 copy OF the hook, as
no charge whatevcris made for 1t. Already
u very large number Of requests have been
received. and envelopes nre being addressed
rs requests come in, so that the books NAV be-
forwarded Immediately upon receipt from the
printer. No publication Of similar character
can be procured for money y .h3F,4 y I3F
, Like all the u. Il O.. publications, II will
be gem from Typographical Standpoint.
AS IN indication OF the value OF the work
quite number Of prominent newspaper
have requested sufficient number
Of copies to so send to their entire lst Iof
Subscribers ut their own expense, Any sub.
scriber or patron Of this paper will have
copy! Of the book sent him by forwarding his
Baltimore. ! i ~ 49, = -
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AN UNDUrirUL CHILD,
A HeliRire Girl Voluntarily Adopts !
" stHsl sE Life Of Aliny,e, sl-.i. ~ - 81

7
Life Of Alnnic. g y. zt;i
wheeling apparently has some peculiar
attractions for Maynard girls, poor deluded
creatures who foolshly fancy that in a life
OF shsme they will And q llfe Of ease not to
be found at home, or In asrespectable en-.
ployment. Again and again has The, press
been called on 1 TO report the finding
ot!soms young woman from q neIghboring
town.. In one OF the numerous houses Of i'll.
fame thiscity supports. q & .s w;
a Another case was developed yesterday
morning. 1, a. middle.aged geutlepan, with a
look Of tcara.and sorrow on his fnce, called at
police shsadd nafters and stated that he was
irom l,ellaife, and that his name was Hen.
shaw. He wanted tho help Of Z the 20.
lice In finding bis IS daughter, II girl
OF sixteen, aud progressing lit appear.
a,ice, who was, ie believed, an inmate
OF so,ne sporting house. He described tho
gi,l. aud was sent in charge Of Officer Nultc
10 Madame RUPEES place, where the girl was
found. She objected TO returning home. but
preferred doing so 10 being arrested. From
ihp officers reports, she was anything but II
Iutiful chiid-and child was all she really
svas. There Is evidently further trouble 10
store for her parcnls,' tlSjj {5
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!.Itco,l,en Iiicratu-c ~ I,:,.. ,

Bishop O.. c. Peniek, OF the Episcopal
Church in Africa, lectured at St Mathews
Church last evening on 1.-THE Heatheu Litera.
turc Of Africa" The audience was small
one, owing 70 tlin inclemency OF the weather;
but those who were pregcpt we're highly en-.
tertained. The lecturer told number Of
fables taken from the native Languages; AID
pointed out the ideas illustrated BY these.
TAa Africans have no native written Ian.
guassr, aud their fables are lande down as In
many eastern counties verbally from genera.
ton to generation. They shoY an apprecia.
ton q rghtana wrong, bclletinA hiresfter,
md tho fdaa OF the existence OF 4 Bupseme'
omniscient being. They recognize the els,
tence Of sin, but point out no way Of escap.
ing It's thralldom. This, the speaker thought.
forcibly showed the need OF preaching tLe
Gospel 10 these people. After. the lecture
the audiance were invited 10 ask any cues.
tlons or suggest any points in which thew
wers interested, mud concerning which theS
would Hike additional inforM,adon, and MI.
merous queries were spsopounded, WHICH
showed deep interest on the part d those
present. 9 "a IL tia' ~ aE y .yFsia
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ed charge Of the local and editorial COZ
umns Of the Daily Herald Monday. Joseph
Benton Doyle goes to Florida for a few weeks
and 1t Is intimated that he will return With
a Mrs. =: ~: Psrkinsan, fss, i Young
tosship Of the Ohio Press. lie was local editor
q the Daily GaIfift during the absence OF Mr.
Hunter The report that WI. hampton,
formerly Of the Herald would shortly return
to this city and take charge OF the Ohio Press
Is without foundation. He Is at present
acting as advertising agent in Cincinnati io7
iLe Louisville ,li Courier; Jo!rnq, ~ ~ marry
'nEa hss s11 Ssdy snG;r report publish
stbte for hs friends, .!a.t,N,5 !, :. ]. -
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RIVER NEWS
Hank Briefs and Steamer Squiba from
~ 4=E4 |5I7F the Old Nm II ~. x IsEsgEiI

hank Briefs and Steamer squibs from
the Old Salt. ~. 4 l::islii
Next Saturday steam viii be raised on the
new Will s. Hays. vt Pittsburgh.
The Courier left atll,s0 for parke,sburp
ana the purnal Is this mornings packet III
'hat tFaae. = i5fs5 u 5zs3 ll7tyf &..iE az
The Bachelor will resume the PITTSBURGH
and Wheeling trade to-day, leaving H.
former place this morning. GJIT>e - :
The Andes did not arrive until 10 4 n VOC,
terday. She had "a big trip. She MANAGED
TO get away about s r NJ. for Cincinnati. : =
The Amos passed down light. The Belle
Prince passed up with emf ties. and the
Elaine arrived from Pittsburgh. The Local
packets arrived and departed as usual. =
The river remained stationery YESTERDAY
the marks showing depth of 3 feet inches,
at dusk. A rise Is looked for in side ~
twcnty'lour hours. There is rise at head.
waters, and Yesterdays rain will increase H.
The towboat Pacific passed down with a
low OIL twenty'iive new and empty barges; re.
Gently built at Pittsburgh, for tho use al tha
HoYernnient on the lower rivers. Il took
scientific steering 10 get that big tow ihronoS
some Of the shadows on tlils stage Of watsr
House inspector onuonnces T. =; 10 o. light
Ing new liphts have been tas 2!. ~
district on the unper Ohio rivsr. sals
Cresap'st Benz, Il o.. Vienna Islnpd s ReSt
Ravenswood, Va; point above Antiumitv, 'VWS w.
- DISTRACTIONS REMOVED. 1879
For the week ending December2 1882 tho
iollowine distractions were removed by tbo
Wy. snaEboat E! Il. Woodruff: i' -
November "a: one snag from Racins Land,
ing,;one from West Virginia side, lust bolow
Graham Station, tTo l'om Syracuse Lsndise
Within sds ,us asf be|ow an aa Two from West
November os three {, a., :. a,
channel about mjJrsy ~ IRON, uiifa side OF
from Ohio Of channel ius, below Dds one 2as
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,Irol,son,s Choice a pron.. o ~.

( Mr.. Sam Hobson, q well.knownl travelling
salesman In ]; onn Of the Largest wholesale
houses IN this city, thus answered reporter;
neg SIR the same chances are still opsn !; il
vas aspare dollar had, and invested It in a
louisiana 4, STATE Lottery ticket. ard it drew
me Tue $'ooo here shown. The next drawing
taxes place December, 10th, and the same
Dauphin, New Orleans, La for in formation
Memphis (7tnn.) Aralanohe, October 29A. paw
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Take twoe eggs beaten, three. a uasters pound
OF white sugar, one teaspoonft1i salt, half pint
sweet milk, one tablespoonful melted butter.
II they are desired very short; mix together
with spoon; then add three pints Of ilour
having In 1t one and hail measures s.Ban.
ner, Baking Powder; drop in hot lard; when
they become. a Mica chestnut brown, lit
and lay on an inverted sieve q -. = 80 -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-06

TnE ladies Of the North Street ii. l.! Church
will give Social aud Supper ut the Church
on Wednesday evening, December 9th, the
proceeds to be. applied to. the payment Of
observation-disclosures. "A splendilsupper will
he'segytd Of q cepts,s end oystors anil ice
cream Will jbei sold cheat. SThsfpnb1ics III
cordially invited to- attend. 4 "A variety II
good l!, VIII y toFnle a. ~ merchant prices. No
Y@lnEsGa S755 ! fi$s # 3S5ss " rs slY ~
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- - @ss-
Pale OF Nv. CliCStop,

The browsing Of T. 9. Cheston, Esq. Of
Philadelphia, u brother OF Mrs. Z. ii, Pear.
son, Of this city, was announced yesterday,
The Philadelphia Time, OF Monday, says that
another unsuccessful search for bis body was
made on Sunday. From moan until dark the
friends OF the drowned man, ass.sie.l by the
crew OF the police tug William s. Stqkley,
dragged the channel with nets aud grappins
irons. The only clue to Cbestou'I tate vas
the discovery OF the detached rudder OF the
skitT in which he was last seen alive. This
WIS found floating in the river of the lower
portion OF tho island aud near the:lJerssy
shore, and within fifty yards Of the point
where the capsized ,skif was dise9ycred on
the preceding DAY, + + 3ss 49, :. III :
It issupposed that the irait craft capsized
In what is termed the Jersey channel Of the
river sending its occupant to watery Rraye,
The search for the body will be resumed to.
day, Bhpp drag lines covering six hundred
feet at one sYeap, will be used. Mrs Ches.
ton, the vile Of iha miRsjng man, has been
greatly prosirsted since tLe pnfor,unate oc.
currence, and isnow at her home In a asiticsl
condition. 5g ..sl ~ : : ~ W = ~
!, NJ. and Mrs. Pearson have goneto phila.
delphfa. 1'is,}as2 ~ E-Sr7 "a q l3T p-ylE