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OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT on You've 0TRL--While
sS;rta n9 som scaool 70 ner nome on sne OUT
young lady OF seventeen years was attacked By Q
co!ored man, who attempted an outrage The
hed. The victims condition last night was pre-
cariouS Her family Is one OF the best known In
the city, and the affair causes much excitement.
able
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SrRIKR NorEs.-The employees In the shoe manu-
Mass. have been on q strike for several weekA
Mr.. 7. w. MunrOe, the head OF the arm, was ar
rested yesterday. and gave bonds to keep the
peace He several times drew O revolver in order
to drive back strikers who were threatening non
, union men. dispatch from Troy, N. r. says
what they claim to be . blot to blow
up building Inhabited by thirty non.union
m0uldefA The situation among the striking coal
miners at and about Collinsvfiie, nl0is desSrfbed
as critical, and general riot iafeare6
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Three Days and Nights Without Food
or Water.

HALIFAX MS, May 28.-BenJamln Lee and Gaett-
ford Gastafeon. two fishermen, of the schooner
Margaret, OF Gloucester, who were reported to
have been lost In fog while tending their travis
dore Head. after having been In their dory three
days and three nights without food or water. One
OF them was in an exhausted condition, but they
were brought here and placed In charge OF the
United States consul general This morning.
having recovered, they were shipped In another
Gloucester schooner bound to the Grand Banks.
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TeleGraphic Brte4s.

Leadyille, Col, was destroyed by fire this morn
ing. The loss is SEQ 900.
The Maryland Chassis OF the reformed church. in
session yesterday at Westminster, Md, elected
delegates to the general synod, which meets in
Baltimore May next
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At the sessions OF the A. q. N. I. Conference In
Wilmington, Del. yesterday, It WAS ordered that
smoking on tho streets By ministers should not be
allowed.
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THE DAVIS HABEAs CORPUS CAsk-The colored
The Courts.

EQUITY C0URT-Judge James.
To-day, Kirby agt Stafford; leave to file
amended bill Payne agt. Payne: reference to
auditor. Underwood agt. Pratt; do Smith agt.
Burch; leave to file amended bill. Caldwell agt.
Huss; restraining. order issued. Nailor agt.
Na1lOr; time to take testimony OF complainant
limited. ODonoghue agL Dale; motion to consol-
1date oVerruled. Sisson agt Sisson; decree OF d.
vOrce.
CIRCUIT COURT-J,tdge Macarthur.
To-day, EdmOnStOn ct al. agt Gilbert ct al
order to produce documents Costello agt Knight;
way; do. to declaration do, with leave to plead.
Bowie agt. Plckerd; demurrer sustained as to Sec
0nd count and overruled as to others
PROBATE COURT-.J,ld0e James.
Yesterday, Estate Of Clark Mills: order making
caveatOrs, plaintiffs, and executors and widow,
and Eva s. Mills Howell defendants Estate OF r.
i. Shaw; executor authorized to accept offer of
settlement Estate OF Anthony N. Dutch; will
exhlbited and proven. C. P. Culver, guardian to
MS n minor children; order allowing incumberance
distribute funds In hands OF administrator.
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TURNING A CHURCH INFO An AUCTION ROOM
There was quite q stir created by Dr. Evans In the
Reformed Episcopal Council in Baltimore yester.
day by his charge that the church was being
turned into an aucti on room when an effort was
made to raise money for theological seminary.
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Murdered with a Pitchfork.

PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-Geo Franks, who caused
the death OF DR.. Adolph Shuman by striking him
In the head with a pitchfOrk during Qarrel, was
to-day committed by the coroner to await the
action OF the district attorney.
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kurnel Bob talks heap. bout berryin' folks deem
So de archangels trump can't rouse EN- fruo
sleep;
But Jess LET him refiec', he'll be sick I expec,,
When Gabriel Jerks him by de scrun OF de mech
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I'd Edition.
Latest TGlGglanS to The Star.
The Virginia Election.

RETURNS ENCOURAGING FOR THE DEMOCRATS
the lack OF Geographic communication many pre-
cincts OF the upper counties are not heard from;
but the returns thus far received are highly en-
cOuraglng for the democrats. Intelligence was
received this morning to the effect that in Lunen-
burg and Greenville counties the coalition ticket
Is elected.
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PROFESSIONAL.

f1skFUL FEET ARE REQUISITE TO HEALTH
" and comfort hence the elite Of the world, far
and n ar, patronize DIR. WHITES establishment lAi6
Pa ave. opposite Wizards Hotel the successful
treatment Of Hard and Soft Corns BunioDs Inverted
Nails 2scular Excresences etc. Established WASH
gfon DC, in 1861. Once fee 81 Yer VISIT for put
NIs TIC iest In order. ma
II Nh H. l. BOYEE. MEDICAL. ELECTRICIAN
u treats successfully Female Diseases, NeuralsiA
nepniadsn. Chilis, Paralysis Nervous Diseases &c
2urxlhh. knsstan, Sulphur and ali Medicated Baths
efven- AIT street. opposite Riggs House. o20
nR N. 8. PARSONS. MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN.
SGsysnic and Electro Vapor Baths. Massage. sweed-
I'M To pm 1903 street northwest. o6-Sm'
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Rescued when Almost Dead.

QUEBEC, May 26-Capt Burt, of the bark
Canova, picked UP on the Grand Banks two
French fishermen in an open boat. The men had
been driven by the high winds from their vessel.
the fishing schooner Mercure. from Granville.
France, and were almost dead.
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THE CLEvILAND CASE OF NALPRAcTIcB-The
coroners verdict In the Seymour Webster case at
died under suspicious circumstances, they having
been married on her death bed was that Julia Soy.
m0ur nee Renachere, daughter OF the late Judge
Renachere, came to her death from the effect OF
malpractice by Mrs. Webster, and that ChaA Sey-
mour, husband OF the deceased, aided and abetted
In procuring the same. Both parties arc now In
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER-Thef following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
omcer today: z am. 6S.8; II am, TS; pm.
SO6. Maximum ,6l9; minimum. 598.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-26

DIVISION OF AN Episcopal DIoCEsE-The Pro-
oeSsant Episcopai council Of Kentucky, In session
at LOUIS vile, have almost unanimously decided
upon division OF the state into two doceses,
the single bishop.
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PROPOSALS.

DRnPOSALs FOR STEAM HEATING APPARA-
- TUS FOR FIRE-PROOF BUILDING FOR PEN
Sion OFFICE ON JUDICIARY SQUARE.
WASHINGTON. d. C., May 2Ist, 1888,
OFFICE SUPERVISING ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT,
1916 y STREET NOETHWEsT.t
seized ProT osals are invited from engineers and firms
engaged IN this business for making delivering
eng NJ In complete working order low pressure Steam
Heating Apparatus for heating tine Pension Bin Ia
ING on Judiciary square. in Washington. d. &. The
apparatus TO De constructed In accordance with the
cprements of the specifications copies of which and
plans OF the building can be obtained at this Office
Bids should be addressed to the undersigned and
g1ll be opened in the presence of bidders who may
enoSse TO be present the TWENTY FIFTH OF
JUNE, 1883.
NJ. G MEIGS,
my26S29 r. O. I6S20 o ~ ~ 'e
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GENERAL CROOK DEFEATS THE APAcnKs-1hey
nave news at Tombstone, A. T., OF an engagement
between General Crook and large body OF In.
dams near Guacanope. In the Sierra Madre, last
week, In which thirty hosties were killed and the
rest put TO fligh closely followed by the troops
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TIE NEW YORK STOCKMARKYr
The following are the opening ana closing prIcas
q the New York Stock Market to-day, as reportei
by special wire to Fl. IL Dodge, $50 18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-26

Advices from Sierra Leone dated May g. state
that the United States steamer Quinnebaug had
passed there on her way to Liberia on special SER
vice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-26

WHAT THE POPE TOLD ARCHBISHOP CRoKE.-
Archbs hop Croke, in his remarks at Thurles, Ire
land, Tn ursday, said the Pope spoke to him con-
feared that even In Ireland, which had been q
great co nsolation to him. spirit OF lawlessness
nad SELF ed upon large section OF the people. He
SAID the Pope blamed the Irish people for crimes
which both he (the archbishop and his flock had
Always done their utmost to denOunce. After the
9uent heers were given by the paraders for Mr..
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The Indictments Against Marshal
StrObach.


MONTGOMERY, ALA, May 26.-At II this morning
Judge Woods, OF the United States Supreme
Court, rendered an extended opinion everything
the demurrers filed by Marshal StrObach's at
Judge Bruce, with certain explanations. con-
CURED. There are nine indictments against
Strobach. They late back to the spring Of 1880,
when he was deputy under Marshal Turner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-26

Is open to the public In Chicago.
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A New York 'Town on Fire.

ELMIRA, N. Y, May 26.-At 1880 this morning
fire broke out In the Campbell block, Waverly, at
the corner of Fulton and b. DAD streets heavy
wind was blowing. and although four steamers
In ruins: The IRE is spreading rapidly, and it is
feared that the Opera house block and the Tloga
hotel will have to go. The buildings are the best
In the town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-26

VIRGINIA JUDGE AND EDITOR LOCK HoRss-
Judge Mays, OF Botetourt county, Va, has issued
rule against M. w. Camper, editor OF the Fin
castle Herald, for contempt in charging Judge
Mays with corruptly and frauduently packing the
grand Jury to secure an Indictment Of citizens.
the Herald yesterday says 1t has nothing to re-
ties Judge Mays as q vulgar partisan, devoid OF
legal knowledge.
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Loss by the boston Fire.

Boston, May 26-Revised estimates place tn
loss by the fire which occurred at Nos SO, "a an,
30 Hawley street. this city, early this morning, a
Sur8nce.
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Terms Made with the Gas COMPANY.
4 REDUCTION TO PRIVATE CONSUMERS AFTER JULY

THE PROPOSED NEW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Those interested in the erection OF PRESBYTERIAN
church In the northwest section OF the city are
$50 900 before building operations are begun. n Il
thought that the 5000 already raised viii soon
be lncre ased to that amount.
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Dead at the Age Of 100 Years.
SYRACUSE, NY, May 26-Dinah John. widely
known as "Aunt Dinah," an OnOndaga sQuaw,
ing.
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pRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
Sealed DroDo., %, ssh e. D. c. NAY sssl
ocdGk ' M on az this JOSIE
fIvF 1888. for furnishing Stationery for the Post
Blank forms q propos5 shSxins the items and
sns thereto viii be furnished appcaon to ths
Proposals. should be addressed TO the Fins. Assistant
as,er General and Endorsed "Proposa for Sta
The Postmaster reserves the right to reject
Any or al bids
my3 SO. IL. 16. 49, 2382s-st Postmaster General.
pKoPosALs For TICKET PUNCHES
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
..,.,, WAsHIsGToN. d. c.. May l. 1883.
r e OF 5nSf ss a5' f Rsf faf
ane O. 200 Ticket Punches either stationary the
b 5f It ,h s on or
II wan d the
Tsh To s with a S ss% Of the
An pfGpozas are TO 5e made in accordance with the
to xl ne Of ss
None Order ' System Post oles Washing
SrUpSsais marked Oh the envelope. Proposals
six dsf7Un on 0 the bids vii. be made before the
mys.5.s.l2, 1s. 10. %. 26-st Postmaster General.
PRoPosALs For STATIONERY.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
,n ssr ri P1otqs vi + rsseive Il Ms
III. 1883. for furnishing Stationery for the use OF
Inst and Sseond-ciass Post Offices for year from
Blank forms of proposals. showing the items and est
mated quantities required. together with circular rs-
$Huhe thereto, viii be furnished application this
Department.
Proposals should addressed 20 the First Assistant
xoshsster General, and endorsed Proposals for Sta
Ihs Postmaster General the right to reject
nss - H. is 10. 2ss2s. St fosmastes General.
DROPOsALs FOR WRAPPING PAPER. TWINE
l. LITTER BALANCES AND MARKING AND
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May g. 1881
Seaec PROPOSALS viii be received at this department
TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, for furnishing Wrapping
Paper, IWlne Letter balances and Marking and atnS
staars, for the of the Post in the United
States, Tor one the day of July, 1888
and estimated Quantities required giving full in
struc ms as to manner of bidding and conditions to be
SpssrTSd by bidders viii be furnished on application
the 3lank Agency, lost Office Department. Washing
The Postmaster General reserves the right to reject
any or al bids
mys 49, 2ak2ss. Y fo e Saas deasr.
ROCK EXCAVATION.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE
2l36 Pennsylvania AVENUE,
sa..., ru.,,N WAsHINGToN. b. e.. May IL. 1887
once until II Ock, noon, WEDNESDAY Juns
g. 1888 and opened Immediately thereafter for the re-
nova q rocks In Georgetown Harbor. d. c.
siec'ncstons Ems of proposals. aud all necessary
toe can u obtained P on aPpeaiiGn e this
NV 81 Major of Engineers
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JEwELnY ADVERTISEMENT No. /.

JEwELRY ADVERTISEMENT No. /.
We have always kept the largest stock OF Relied Gold
Plate Jewelry in the city and reputation line
Is so well established that 1t is hardly necessary ad
vertse how lare an assortment keep yet have
many new and handsome things that we must tell you
about them. Let us take the Bracelets frst
Rubber Bangle Bracelets at 10, 10 and Csc
Zeal Whitby Jet Bracelets rs, 49, 81. so and 81 &c.
Celuoid Red Bracelets for children and ladies' 49, 25
80 and Acc. ~ ~
Rolled Gold Plated Bracelet. s. Is 81 Ss and $40
Rolled Gold Plated Enamel Engraved Bracelets from
Rolled Plate Bangle Bracelets from $685.
Our Fine Ehne Pebble Jewery ia equal to the pret.
dest diamond jewery. We offer
hhne Pebble Earrings in solid gold at o. 81. 40 and
Rhine Pebble EARRINGS in solid silver at g. 40 to g. 49,
Rhine Pebble Lace Pins in best rolled gold plate at &c.
Rhine Pebble Lace Pins in solid silver. $685.
New designs constantly arriving.
dead gold. set enameled 900. to ST. a. They have
Our Rolled Gold Hate Tins are elegant In design
of superior workmanship and equal in appearance and
:as We Ssn 81
their ZEAL value ~
Next week we shall continue our ,ewelry ADVERTISE
SILVERBERG'S
$40 It'll and 313 9Th street northwest
my21 Near Pa. ave.
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NEW CLOTHING HOUSE.
ROBIN SON, PARKER & CO..
3l9. 8. E. Cor. 71H AND srs.
PERFECT FITTING GARMENTS,
ELEGANT AND BEAUTIFUL IN STYLE.
ARTISTIC IN CUT AND FINISH.
THOROUGHLY AND NEATLY sRWRD,
AFULL LINE OF CLERICAL SUITS
ROBINSON, PARKER & CO.,
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS.
Ops 319.S.F Cor. It'll and Dsta
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TIE POSTAL NOTE CoNTRACT-It is stated that
the Homer Lee Bank Note Company OF New York
Is the lowest bidder for printing the new postal
notes, ana committee has been sent to examine
lnI0 tne LIABILITY OF the company The contract
Will not be awarded until the Postmaster General
acts upon the report OF the cQmmittee
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AN APPLICATION has been sent to the Secretary
OF the Interior for the appointment OF a commits
Sion TO examine seventy-flve miles OF a completed
section OF the NorthernPac1flc railroad There are
NIFTY miles In the east and twenty five miles in the
west AS the two ends are now only one hundred
and nIty miles apart, but one commission will be
appointed.
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PRESBYTERIAN ORGANIC UNION NOT CONsUM-
at Lexington, KY, yesterday adopted report de.
claring that the idea OF organic union with the
northern a assembly could not be entertaided. In
the Presbyterian general assembly at Saratoga
yesterday Rev. Howard Crosby reported resOlil-
ton, which was unanimously adopted, establish
ing fraternal relations between the two bodies on
the basis OF the withdrawal OF all imputations off,
cialy made from either side against the Christian
character OF the other.
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COMMISSIONS were issued to-day to G, F. Brews-
ter postmaster at Tazewell, Va. D. S. Barker,
Ravens Nest. Va; Mrs G. A. Ashby, Spottsyl.
Vanla c. H., Va; A. T. Trehurne, Bridgeton, Va.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-08

MERIDIAN, March Especial. EARLY
this morning Justice Harvey was notified
that the body of dead man had been dis
covered about mile from town in the di-
reCtion of the depot. He had a jury sum.
moned and pr ceeded to hold an inquest. 1t
proved to be the body of man named
Jeps. Christensen, who had formerly been
employed as a section-hand on the Santa
Fe railroad. The evidence developed the
tact that he had last been seen about six
weeks ago during severe cold spell, and
was then apparently crazy from the effects
OF whisky. The conclusion was that he
froze to death that night. 1t is said that
he owned good farm on the Brazos. and
had some money and good notes in his
pocket.
rhe people of Morgan and vicinity are
endeavoring to get an election with view
to moving the county seat from here to that
place 1t is reported that the Central and
Santa Fe railroads have subscribed about
| $4,000 towards the erection of public build
ings in the event OF removal. This is not
credited here, so far as regards the Santa
| Fee company. A meeting is to be held at
| Morgan tomorrow to consider the matter.
| Fifteen gentlemen go as delegates from
here.
An election will be held in this county on
tn local-option law on the 18th inst. The
local-option law was adopted here about a
| year ago, and the movement now is to get
more whisky and of better quality.
Nine hundred head of sheep arrived here
to-day from Grass Lake, Michigan, con-
signed to L. A. Parsons.
| Meridian has shipped $50 more bales OF
cotton this season than last TO date.
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CLFBURNE, March 2.-[Speci al.l--The
weather continues bright and pleasant, and
people are beginning to turn their atten-
ton to cooling beverages and spring po-
etry."
The Western Union office at Alvarado
will soon be connected on the Cleburne and
Dallas wire, giving direct communication
with that point. At present messages des-
tined for Alvarado take the round via
Dallas and Fort Worth This connection
also gives Cleburne quicker communication
TO all points reached by the Missouri Paci-
| fic railroad
Mr.. Lang, from Georgia, and Mr.. Gibson,
both cultured young gentlemen, are stop
ping at the Hicks house.
Cleburne is doing an excellent business,
and the merchants generally seem cheerful
The courthouse is gradually rearing It's
graceful form heavenward. A more beau
| Liful piece OF masonry and stone-Wcik can
hardly be found in the state than Ms being
done on this building.
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Fort Worth.

Fort WORTH, March Especial. 1.-The
first peach blossoms Of the season, appear
ing in this city, your reporter discovered
during a sunrise walk this morning.
Although the weather is damp and chilly
most OF the time, folks are busy in every
ward planting gardens. Ladies may be
seen in all the blocks, deity ply
ling the gentle and amiable instru.
mnents greatly, improved since Mother
Eve doomed them, to perspire at the
work of persuading clods to crumble
Speaking of ladies, re minds your cores
pendent that the young and playful dears
Of Fort Worth have seized upon a vacant
lot on Rusk street, adjoining the city hall,
and are having it converted into we'll
smoothed croquet lawn. The doleful pris-
oner 'hei1 over" in the cslaboose, peeping
lfGm CELL the wifi grated see B bra1e sights IS
on that lawn and when pretty shot is
made and the music of girhood's Joyous
giggling reaches the poor fellow, will he
not review-his opportunities of escape2
Although it is four days prior to the
meeting of the COW. mems convention, as
many as one hundred are already here.
The assembly is expected to surpass all that
have p eceded it.
Over twenty telegraph operators working
here propose forming a Geographic union.
The suit for divorce of Maggie Taylor,
nee Overstreet, aged Is, VS., her husband
J, P. Taylor, of the firm of Spencer & Tay-
lor was filed this morning. The beauty of
the plaintiff, her youth and the prominence
of the defendant, lend universal interest to
the case.
W. @. Brewing & Co. to-day attached the
stock of w. j. Wel'oorn, of Grandyiew,
Johnson county, for $1,079.
statement of facts In the CreSWeil case
was filed to-day. 1t is very voluminous.
| J. J. Rooney and Jim Crowley, charged
with killing Tom Lane, we're admitted TO
bail to-day.
1t is girl baby; w. S. Pendleton, e:q.,
county attorney, the father, is happy.
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Meyers, 0sorgg Iloberlsop, Il h. llampa,

Meyers, George Robertson, Il n. hnmpss
Charters filed to-day The HaIls Gail
company, Of Hhactnf0fd county, capt
stock $4,000; the Alam0 Catil company
Of Fort Worth, capital stock, $ODO,0Oj; W
Waco Farm and Ranch company, capita
stock, $4,000.
Lieutenant. q Governor Martin IL very III.
The general Impression to-day IL that the
legislature will be In session until the 1sl
OF April, as many important bills have not
even been reached.
Argument was made this afternoon be.
fore the committee on state affairs on the
the Dallas charter bill, Messrs. Johnston
and S,errett avoring the bill, Judge Burke
and John w. Thompson In opposition
The committee decided 10 strike out the
words Exclusive and original wherever
occurring and substituting concurrent"
jurisdiction. They further decided 10 re.
port against the extension of the city lin.
its. A minority report will also be made
in opposition to the whole bill, on the
ground that the general law covers all that
is asked for by the bill as amended.
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The LaMrence Fire.

The gin burned at Lawrence Thursday
morning, which was referred to in yester-
day mornings HERALD, was the property
OF Brooks & Hunt, who were insured with
L T. Gadd & Son, in the Crescent, Of New
Orleans, for $500. The origin Of the fire
is not known. The loss on gin was about
$1,000, and there was a good deal Of cotton
stored burned.
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Mrs. A. o. ROCKWELL,
Parl Street, Providence, r. 1.

A standard mediciac for curing Brlght's Dis
ease, Dropsy, Kidney Bladder, and Glandular
Maladies is Hunts Remedy. Female Weak
ness Pain in the back and loins, Grave. yabetes,
Intemperanco, Excess, and Prostitution OF the
nervous system are cured by Hunts Remedy.
Hunts Remedy imparts health and vigor to the
constitution when It has become debilitated-
Hunts Remedy restores the invalid TO health.
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