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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-17

New YeIK, June 16.-Miss Helen Leon.
ard shot Mrs. Clarence Smith, of Fifth ave-
nue., wife of liquor merchant, at the resi-
dencs of DR.. Blondel last night, at an inter
view bought about by the form-r, she chsIg-
ing the latter with suppiantiBg her iD the
affections Of one Callahan, Wall street
lawyer. The wound is not dangerous. Miss
Leonard, alias Harrington, wss held for trial
to-day. The parties circulate in good circles.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-17

TIE Vassar girls last week kick against
the sysiem of making award-. and in a cor
respoodencs with the faculty give the old
dry-as-dusls very genteel turning over. Bqt
the men, ss usual, h wing the pswer, have
conquered. NV the girls ought TO strike
against sny out women professors.
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MOTHERS READ.

GENTs-About nine years ago had q child
two years old and almost dead. The doctor
had attending her could not tell what allied
her. 1 asked him IL he did not think IL WAS
WORMS. He said no. However, this did not
satisfy me, as / felt convinced in my own
mind that she had i obtained bottle Of
DR. c. McLANE'S CELEBRATED vEK-
MIFUGE (genuine). gave her a teaspoon
ful in the morning and another al night, amer
which she passed sevsnty-two worms and
Was well child Since then have never
been without 1t il my family. The health Ot
my children remained so good that had
neglected watching their actions until about
three weeks ago, when two OF them presented
the same sickly appearance that Fanny d.
nine years ago 50 thought IL must be
worms, and went TO work at once with . bot
tie OF DR. G. mcLANE'S VERMIFUGE be-
tween four Of my children, their ages being as
follows: Alice, 8 years; Charley, years;
Emma, s years; John, 9 years. Now comes
the result: Alice and Emma came out ali
right, but Charley passed forty-five and
Johnny about sixty worms. The result was
SO gratifying that spent two days in show
ing the wonderful effect of your Vermifuge
around Utica, and now have the worms on
exhibition In my store.
Yours truly, JOHN PIPER
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Killed About a woman,

INDIANAPOLIS, June 16.-Early this mora
ing, at Nashville, Iud., Joe Beaver, a we'll
known farmer, was shot fatally by Jim
Story. n notorious character. The shootiuq
was the result of quarrel about woman
of ill-rspnte. Daring The scufie between
the two men, which occurred oa the New
castle and Rushville railroad, one mile north
of the town, Story got possession of Beavers
revolver and Cred two shots, causing the
death of the latter in a few moments. Story
cannot be found
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-17

The Cincinnati Eaqairer estimates the
strength Of the Democratic Candidates for
Governor of Ohio As .liOwa: Ward 142,
Hoadly 95, Gsddes 81. The NeVs reverses
the figures as to Ward aad Hosdly, and
puts the latter first bV "a large maj Irity."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-17

A grand musicale will be given Tuesday
evening, June 18th, at the residence of Mr..
Etiss Loxensteiu, 149 Second street, for the
purpose Of raising funds to purchase an or
gan for the new temple. Mrs. Moystou,
Misses Greenwood, B.riuds snd other promi-
nent amateurs will participate. Admission,
fifty cents
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QUITE A SENSATION
Produced in the Hill Investigation by
the Statement Of the Prosecution
That 1t Expects to
Prove that Upward Of S5,OOO,OO0 Has
Been Illegally Rxpended-Reer.
delPs Case-Capital Notes.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-Condition of
treasury to-day: Gold coin and bullion,
1886, ,539,778; silver dollars and bullion,
S1l4, ,247 414; fractional silver coin, s28, 49,
SIG; United States notes, $50, ,158 304. Totai
-S39I 1882 3I2. Certificates outstanding
gold, Sol ,l57 $50; silver, 81, ,756, ISL Cur
rency, $I2,735, 900.
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Murdered ais motber.

PITTsBURG, June l6 "A special from
Steusenville, o, says that this evening Ed
ward MulhoIaud, worthless young msp,
who lives at Mingo Junction, near that place
went home intoxicated. His old mother sajn
something disple ising 10 him, when ne drew
revolver sni shot her in the he,d, iufic;-
ing wound from which ahe will certainly
! die
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INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and the OHIO Valley and Lake
region local rains, partly cloudy, slightly Warmes
tOeothsr sOtthery to sseStery Vids, stationary or
LotbeT bdr0DsteJ.
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FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, p,


Cooks Grand Excursiens leave New York
April 26th, June lst, June 18th and June 50, lsSS
PassaGe lick cts by all Atlantic steam eFs.
Special facilities for securing good bertha.
Tourist tickets for individual travellers IN En-.
rope by all routes, at reduced rates.
Cooks EXcursfOnisf, with Maps ana I'll.
particulars, by mail 10 cents Address
IHOl. C0alK II a NON 2GL RrOAnKaY n ~
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Minier Parker and wife 10 Phil s. Alstor,
lots 5, 6 and Z, country lot los, Parker's sut-
division, east side Rayburn avenue, 1263x
7o2 feet, S4250.
TRUST DEED.
Edit Whitaker to T. 3. Ellington, trustee,
lot on north side of Adams street, adjoining
Richsrd Rays, 60x321 feet, 10 secure S100S
to Mamie P. Vigus.
SALES BY CHANCERY CLERK AND MASTER
BLACK.
Part OF lot 14S, plan Of North Memphis,
fronting 3lxl4S feet on Winchester near
Main, to Mrs. Nora Kelly, for 1925.
Part OF lot l4S, plan of North Memphis,
24x55 feet on Main near Winchester, to Mrs
Nora Kelly, for $3.50.
Lot fronting 202x426 feet on the r sleigh
road, near Dunscomb avenue, including the
house OF s. A. Morton, sold subject to dover,
TO w. N. Randolph, for $2050.
Undivided half interest IN lot fronting 40x
15S feet, on east side of Main street, known
as The Overton livery stable, to ] Ohm r Pep
per ior $4,000.
Lot A, Bsgby Subdivision, three and half
acres, to John r. Pepper for S92 an acre.
Lot NJ, same subdivision, three and one-
tenth acre., to same for s93 an acre.
Lot 4, same subdivision, one and one. b q If
acrts, 10 same for Sl25.
Lot 8, same subdivision, one snd one fifth
acres, to same, 500.
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RUMoRs are current 10 E Irops Of an en-
deavor to raise Bismarck TO the digaity of
Duke of LAHenbnrg, but the. obstacles are
60 many and so serious tn t ihe German pa
pers think the task is too great one for
even Bisma marck 10 accomplish.
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GERMANY.
TIE NHMRnH nn-

BERLIN, June 16-The governments
Church bill to-day passed its second reading
before the committee of the lower house OF
the Laudtag by thirteen 10 eight. The ma
jori'y was composed of members of The
Center and Conservative parties and one
member Of the Fortsehritts party.
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This charming opera was presented at Es-
tival Park yesterday evening to a we'll
pleased audience, and was . farewell per-
formance in honor of Mrs. Fits, who de-
serves the greatest commendation for the ex-
cellence of the training given the little ones,
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riDgton Mason, Josiah Patterson, W. W.
Schoolfeld, and Others
The conhdencs and interest those OF our
best known citizens feel in the matter 10
band should make lhe raising Of the bal
snce OF the sum needed, $500, an easy mat
ter TO Prof. Steele, now that he will have
relief from his institute WORK, and time 10
attend to il properly.
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THEIR fxrRADIrIoN DEMANDED

The Russian government b havfug demanded
the extradiiion of M. Krazawsski, the Polish
author, now at Lsipsic, and three other poets,
charged with giving Information to Russian
revoIutiouists regarding the movements OF
Russian troops, the Garmau police, in ob7di-
ence TO orders, have arrested the four men.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-17

ST. Louis, June 16.-The sheriff of Dunk
liu county, Mo-, with posse of City men, ia
hunting for a man named Hayden, who, last
"Wednesday, killed Capt. C. L. Jon nson, who
resided near Kennett, by shooting him first
with double-barreiei shotgun and then
with revolver, ten discharges being made
i,,to tho gictiu,a hody
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-17

The Irish papers have no sympathy~for
the dynamite sfssssins who wessseentenced ir
sNdon on FridaY tsepenal servitude for
E.zz 60 they richly deserved.
O'Donovan Rosa should be with them
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-17

The levees from Vicksburg up, with the
exception Of the breaks at Elleslie, Jsnkins'e
and Eaton, are in frst-clsss condition, and
planters are happy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-17

CATHARIEE COLE writes to the Peayine
that the chief impediment to the South's
progress is lazy white men. Kate should
insist on the enforcement of the vagrant act
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-17

COLUMBUS, Ga, the "Lowell Of the Soulh,'
will soon have large cotton-seed oil mill.
1t has been determined, also, 10 add to it
manufactory of fertilizers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-17

talk recently with Minnesota man and
called his attention especially to the pineries
of Southern Mississippi and Louisiana as
very mine of wealth
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-17

PoTATo-BUes, Presidential candidates and
cyclones have invaded the peace Of Indiana.
The people fear that they are in for = series
OF Visitations as bad as those that afflicted
Eoynl
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AfteFunf af Zane

SPRIN6RIELD, MASS, June 16.-Andrew
Wormsly, a negro, was arrested 10 night for
rape on the ten-yesrold daughter OF DOsity
Cognsc, white neighbor, where he was Wis
iting He stole into the bedroom and was
fouud there by the fsmity
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-17

The Nashville american wants not only
"coloneT but honorable abolished, and
suggests that even Congressmen would feel
better if addressed simply ss "Mr." We
think so, too.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-17

"TnDEN AND HENDRICKS" is a solid com
bination according 10 the Indianians, who
want to skill of" old Joe Mcdonald.
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Baseball scores.

TOLEDO, o, June 16.-ToIedos, 6; Peo.
rias, II
NEW York, June 16.-Cleyelapds, 2; New
YorkF, 5.
PROVIDENCE, June l6.-Detroits, 8; Provi-
dences, II.
WASHINGTON, June 16.-Nationals, s.;
Cincinnstis, l.
PHILADELPHIA, June 16.-Philadelphias,
4; Buffalos, 2.
BosToN, June 16.-Chicsgos, in ninth
inning; Boston IL.
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ANT is again figuring for a third tei

The friends of the sage of Greystone
have begun 10 boom the old ticket.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-17

Tb< Rv Ben 7. Jenkins, j., this morn
ing S5iIled the Rev. J. Lane Borden,
president of the Mansfield College. The
Rev. Mr.. Borden had seduced a young
aadf friend Of Ben T. Jenkils, who used
q reSsiver, and fred five or six shots.
Osekso took effect in Berden's leg, one in
his hesrt, shattering his watch, and one in
the forehead Just between the eyes. He
lived shout two hours, hut never spoke after
the shooting. Thare wa the greatest excite
meut, hut jenkins has the sympathy of the
entire Community. Jenkins and his brother,
c. E jenkins, who was present, surrendered
to The sherif. A preliminary examina nation
will be held Monday. jenkins is a young
man. L5euty.fye years of agel. and Was or
d1Tueo at the lsrt session OF the Auuual Cou-
fere9ce OF the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South. de is a son oil the Hon. Ben I. Jea-
kins OF this place, and hiss been preaching
ar Robin Station, on the New Orleans Pa.
cifc railroad. B. T. jenkins. ar, is a trustee
of the COllegS. The coroner's jury rendered
a verdict that the deceased came to his death
by pistol-shot fred by Bss L. Jenkins, IT,,
exonersti1g C. Z. jenkins.
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"THE headache in my case was one of long
standing, but DR.. Benson's Celery and Cham
omils pills conquered" e. 7. Reiner, Ger
man minister Of the gospel, Leslis, O. Fifty
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-17

SECRETARY TELLER is from Colorado, and
believes that dead Apache is a good one.
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ARTHUR is laying pipes for denomination
next year. He is said TO be solid with the
Kentucky Republicans.
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GREEEvILLE is 10 be saved from the raw
ages Of the Mississippi if good engineering
and labor can do it.
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Mr.. BRADLAUGH has written a letter in
which he Indignantly denies that he wrote
the Comic History Of C1srist.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-17

JUDGE JERE BLACK hits the monopolies
and monopolists hard. Read what he says
in another column.
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: HAVING 10 remove my marble works very
soon, am now offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices.
aEoa. a. hyDWKLL. S Union n
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Steam Dyeing and Cleaning.

Ladies' and gents wearing apparel cleaned
or dyed any color. Ostrich plumes. etc.
lace curtains cleaned BY L. Riesel, So Jeffer.
son street.
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..rafrix Notice.

yIIcE is hereby given that have been duly
IN appointed sdministr1tnx Of me es,A,s .s - ~
sneiby county, Tenn All psrsons indebted 70
aid estate are desired 10 cone forward tmmeei-
stely and make payment; and those having claims
szafnsf Il are hereby notified TO present them,
duly probated. TO me, or 10 nay attorney vitnin
the time required By lau.
H O. Warinner, Attorney. Sue
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At E.tival Park next Thursday evening, a
concert will be given upder the auspices OF
the Chickasaw Guards, for tie purpose OF
erecting monument 10 the memory OF the
late james Kirkland. The following is the
programme:
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The thirteenth D,strre, school.

WALTERBoRo, S. Cdr. J. N. Klein says:
Browns Iron Bitters have given universal
aatisfaciinn y
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distribution Of Deaths by Wsrds-First,
2; second, O; third, o; fourth, o. fifth, L;
sixth, /; seventh, A; eighth, 3; ninth, 2;
tehtb. 2. City hospital, 8. Still born, o.
White, 8; colored, IL. Total, Is.
Mortality report for same week last year:
White, 6; colored, IL Total, II.
J. II. PURNELL MD,
Secretary Board OF Health.
Nor drink, not sold in bar rooms, but
reliable, non alcoholic tonic medicine, USE
full at all times and in all seasons, is BsoRn's
Iron Bitters.
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TELEGKAES
To be Had by Calling AZ the Once al tn,
Hours Mentioned.

List OF undelivered kilograms remaining at
The Western Union Telegraph Office, SO Mad
ison street. Office hours from to 1880
n,clnnk q M and from 6 10 O IA m
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Name.

Meniphis weekly Mortality EepOri.
Mortality report tor the week ending Sstur.
day, June 18Th, al 6 o'clock n.m:
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MRS. LANGTRY takes at least a very
practical vie~ of life, and is not
so much Of "giddy old ga,"
as the enemies of Freddy would have
the public bslieve. She says that while she
does not favor the haranguing of audiences
from platforms as to woman's rights, she
likes to see practical steps taken-to see We
bmen entering the fields Of labor, making
SVings and providing positions for their sis
"Eow, for instance she says,
+. had gift for making hats and turned
fIiner and had been successful and given
- - Of my sex, consider
Ting in behalf of
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The genuine DR. C. McLANE's vER
fUGE Is manufactured only by
Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa,
and bear the signatures OF C, McLane
Fleming Bros. 1t Is never made in st. LCs
or Wheeling.
Be sure you get the genuine. Price, =
cents bottle.
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. SEDUCER SHOT.
In Rev. j. Lane Borden Killed by The
.sey. Ben jenkins for the Seduc-
tiOn Of
ourg Lady Friend-An Aged Woman
Murdered in Cold Blood by Her
Son-AlI About Man.

Ma TIELD, La, June 16.-J. Lane Bor-
See}fresident OF the Mansfield Female Col
lesf,t's killed by the Rev. Ben Jenkin,, ir,
hin rning- Borden seduced young lady
friend Of Jenkins.
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rri.es payable in full, without dedueu On, on me
srrfyzl Of the odscial listz from Havana, CoDA
Por tickets circulars or further tnformAlon
.dtre<s CHASE q CO.. Genarl Agenn. heW
Hsvau. Conn, or Nc. West Court street. Mem
z<sb Esze.
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OFFICE VANDERBILT INSURANCE CO.
MEMFHIs, TENN, June 6, 1883. I
A meeting of the Board of Directors of the
II Vanderbilt Insurance Company, held this
day, second call Of ten Q0l per cent on the cap
ital stock was ordered, payable on or by July l,
1SsS. w. N. BROWN, President.
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m usicale.

Buses will leave The turn-,sble on Popla
street for the grounds.
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Takes Place Saturday, June %, 1888.
New scheme, "a, goo Tickets. l204 Prizes
u. ss Currency, e2SsS5o.
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Age Sex. Color. Cause DEATH
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...ne genuine except that prepaFeu py
4 i HI ZeiI1u q %.
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Capital FriHe,8 $40, 900
Wholes, $2........ Halves, 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-07
SPECULATION ABOUT TIE COMING RACE
Special Improvement. Faxes.

DE1iHQCEST- PAYING FOR PUMPS LAMP Posts ETC
The STAR published last Wednesdays BRIEF MS
tory OF the special Improvement taxes with which
the District authorities have TO deal Among
these were taxes for special improvements made
by municp ! governments In the District Of Co.
luIibl1 prior 70 February 2iat, 1871 large num-
Der OF these assessments are against property for
the erection OF pumps, for the erection or lamp
posts AMI FOR the service OF lighting street laInps
which, PRIOR 70 is11 Were Chased as special I'm.
piostuthtS. The act approved May 2itl, 1853 pro-
Siied III reference 10 Special improvements such
as lCOt paVri1cAis. a.; that the mayor should an
huaiiy advertise for proposals Tor digging wells
am erecting pumps, one-hal the expense 10 come
OUT OF the Wdfd funds and the other half TO be
paid oy The property adjacent thereto The act
LOT the erection OF lamp posts nd providing fCr
tle Knitting or street lamps, the expe OF which
was 10 Dc d!Hlted and Borne In Itk manner as
That Tor the pumps, was approved IN 1853 and
they were in rogue seven or eight years during
which Time many OF the assessments were made
which have EeTcr been paid. Collector Cook has
oSen giving THIS class OF XeS his special atten
lion, and has been senting OUT notices since April
lat- They are generally In small amounts, hardly
ever ex eIiGs - iii any one case, but since then
ne mas collected nearly 500 from this source.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-07
The ITInlaH.ken nedy Match

pFPAKTUKE OF KENNEDY FOR PORTLAND, Me-
John Kennedy, the Oarsman, left here last even
Ing Tor Portland, Ne, where he will remain in
training until within four or five days Of his
with HUMAN, which takes place on the 30th OF
May at Point OF Pines, near Boston. Kennedy
opened a business place here early in the spring.
and has been practcing the Potomac daily
since the opening OF the season. Desiring to be
free from business cares, and fearing that sud-
10 In May, might interfere with his condition. as
ne hjS always been accustomed to cool climate,
he determined 10 leave fer his ola home earlier
Than was given out. SO he Quietly took the train
for New England last evening without the kHowl-
edge OF his many friends here His object III ep-
ing his departure secret Was TO prevent
ITS being telegraphed 10 Boston until there should
Be no danger or being beSIeged by newspaper ia
t'ryicwers and ficnds In that city. He did not
take shell or other racing para phernalia with
nlll, as lie las an ample supply OF everything at
his Old hone His new boat for the race which is
being built by RuidiGk Is about ready for him In
Portland lie VIII be with his former partner and
Intimate friend, Nike DAVIS, and can avail himself
Oh his advice and care. He Will only De at Point
OF fiueS long enough 10 become acquainted with
The course.
sPECCL ATOM ABOUT TIE COMING RACE.
There IS great deal OF speculation among boat
Ing men about the result OF the coming race. brit
as yet there is no bcttfn. Haulan viii be without
doubt hy large odds the fivOrte but IL is gener-
ally thought that in Kennedy he VIII ind the
toughest customer that he has yet dealt with.
Habian, on account OF his phenomenal record, Is
generally thought 1nvincttl@. yet there are many
priseu % ste kennedy cross the line first although
the chances are against him. Many think that he
Is 4 more skilllui OarSIaan than Hanian, but Il
VIII oc hard for lin 10 win, as good big man is
better Than cool LITTLE one. Hanlln W II weigh
o. The 3Q,h OF May about Ito pounds and Kennedy
about 40 Louu,S.
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Condensed Locals.

Condensed Locals.
Street lamps Will be lighted at 7:25 pm; ex-
tinguShed 1T 2:I5 am
The WEEKLY STAR. a large double paper OF fifty
Six columns. Will be sent postpaid for one dollar
year. Try It.
Mrs. Catherine Cahill, mother OF Mr. Daniel E.
Cahill. died Saturday at her home on / street.
Saturday night the JOurneymen Bakers Union
passed a resolution calling upon the major OF
police to see that all lo1vcs or bread sold are OF
the standard weight II was stated that some
bakers In this District are selling short weight
bread.
Al a meeting Of the Columbia Social Science As
soctattOn Saturday evening Rev. }. owen Dorsey,
OF the bureau OF ethn0lOgy, delivered an address
upon the "k1nship system and marriage laws OF
the Omaha Indians"
few days ago a valuable gold watch and chain
was stolen from guest at the Mcpherson House,
corner 18th and streets Mr.. Andrew Jackson
the wei KNOWN plaSterer, recently had 200 stolen
from hii.,.
At meeting OF the aid committee OF the Clan
na-Gael yesterday appropriations were ordered 10
De sent 10 the following persons In Ireland: Rev.
MT Finn, Swineford, Mayo county: Rev. Mr.. j.
Cosgrnve, TemplpbeTy, Sligo county: Rev. Mr.. Nc
See, EnniSkeei, Donegal county; Rev. p. Okane,
Eskey. Sligo county. and Rev. p. +. Gallagher,
Glenc0iumbk!N, Donegal county.
colOred cart driver, named VIM Robinson, was
nned so by Judge Shell to-day for cruelty to ami
mails In brutality whipping his mule.
IhOs Craig, colOred. was fined s. By Judge Smell
To-day, Tor asSaUlting Mary Craig, his wife.