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DESTRUCTIVE FLOOD IN PIrTsBuRG-A flood
which proved disastrous In and about Pittsburg,
was caused In the Allegheny river by the heavy
rains Saturday. Seven acres OF logs were sent
noating down in the fool, carrying with them
were made Of square timber and boards, worth
over quarter or II million OF dollars Besides this
there We're fifteen coal barges, loaded and mum.
yer OF coal mats, whose aggregate value was not
less than $4,000
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ORpS.SCE SERGEANT Wa. FOSTER has been
dertd TO Font Washington, Nd, to- relieve Ord
nance Sergeant Eenry b. D,.rdlngklller of his du-
ties at taat post.
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FOUND WITH HIs THROAT CUr.-The hodv NJ
Richard MOring was found on his farm in Noto-
way county. Va, Thursday. with his throat cut
day preceding tue crime Moring had some trouble
with two colOred men employed by him, who are
suspected OF the deed One has been arrested
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CITY ITEMS.
acknowledgements Treatment
OF DISEASE
Baltimore Sum-


OF DISEASE
Baltimore Sun.
II REGARD MY CURE NEXT TO MIRACLE"
Washington Letter from Gen. ]. W. Barnes
WASHINGTON, d. c., l0l4 St NV
T. A. PARSONS & Co., n. e. cor Lexington and
Liberty sts.-SIRs: Ny case wa q complication OF
and swollen joints, and rheumatic govt; with kid
ney affection the prime cause, of long standing
Any one who suffered as / did and found such
wonderful RELIEF in sixty days wear Of your mag
netfc appliances, with no Inconvenience. will not
hesitate to let the world know of the great remedy
and curative power OF your GALvANo- MAGNETIC
treatment am stin doing splendid and wearinr
the force day and night, and feel the comfort
every day. Considering my age (65), the long
standing and deep-Seated diseases and their COM
plcattons, regard my cure as next TO a miracle
My friends who see me now and saw me e., lays
ago, wonder at the change and Improvement
nave used nothing but your appliances, and thank
God ever found them. Yours gratefully,
JAMES w. BARNES
Branch ONCE In Washington, ID. c., at fOl4 l2th
street NV, where our resident partner may be
seen, and Information, circulars, &c, given on
tuesday or each week for the present, (cirrulars
Weekl IL being our purpose TO maintain a perra-
nent branch In the city OF Washington after Sep
tember, embracing all the advantages OF the home
office We refer by permission to ". II. Veerhpff
$40 18th st. NV. relieved OF Is years rheuma IL.
pains; Rev. j. Ryland, pastor NJ Z. church, resi-
dence l0l2 pennsylvania avenue Sc, relieved OF
dyspepsia, nervous prOStratiOn, and impaired
vocal power Mrs. Posey, $40 9th ST. NV, relieved
OF nervous headache and general debility: also
NE. corner Lexington and Liberty streets, Bait,-
more. Md
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WITH every dozen cabinet photographs give
one large or one nicely painted picture. Paul
Tralles, photographer, 3o9 Oh street Il. ".
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BALTJMOREAN ARRESTED FOR FoRGERrEs
AMOUNTING TO MORE THAN $5O.OOO.-Charles II.
GOgel, proprietor OF q fashionable restaurant on
West Lexington street, Baltimore, was arrested
Saturday afternoon and committed to jail, in de-
fault OF s25 900 ball. to answer the charge of forg-
Ing the names Of Joseph Renshaw, a well-known
Carriage-buiider, and William Atkinson of A,
Schumacher Co., agents for the German steam
erS, upon notes aggregating s565O0. Gogel has
his credit was high. He was president OF the Bal
timore Ice Co., Tut rendered his resignation week
before last, Which was accepted. It is thought
bic. Gogel refuses to make any statement except
that he has been ruined by several financial Shy
has wife and three children. His place OF bust
ness has been taken In charge by trustees
The Baltimore SIM says The cashier of one of
the banks said Saturday, 1--WE are by no means
ready TO admit that the tnd0rseuents are for
pereS"
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NEW comfort Tor men, Unicorn Shirts, Coch-
rauc'5.
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81 SASH Ribbons. SOC. yarL Cochrane's Up.
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NOT PARTICLE OF cALoMEl OR ANY OTHER
~ deleerious substance enters into the composition
Of Ayers Cathartic Pills On contra y, they prove
OF special service to those who have used caoe and
other mineral poisons medicines and feel their inju
rious effects In such Ayers Pills invaluable.
A LADY WRITES: 81 HAVE USED AYERS SAR-
"A saparila in my family for many years. and could
not keep house without it, For the relief of the pains
consequent upon female weaknesses and irreg uaries
consider it without equal" jy26
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LOVELY satines, linen lawns, nuns Yelling, cheap
BFO.!hcaJ & cos.
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NEW Cream Dlmlty for Dresses, Cochrane's Up.
fcy
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LAWNS. LAWNS, LAWNS.
Cheapest lawns IN Washington. Beautiful Pacific
Lawns. finest quality, actual value l2sc reduced 70 &C.
SILKSi Silks SILKS,
Cheapest silks in Washington. Coorei sikh 5oc
Fancy Silks 3719c. Heavy Gro Grain Black Silks re-
duced from 81. so down to 81.
NUNS VEILINGS! NUNS yEILINGS!
Cheapest Nuns Veih.gs in Washington. Nuns' Veil
1ngs. all pure Wool, widest double width, az inches
wide), reduced from &C. down to 371sc.
Nuns Veiings. fine quality. reduced to 2cc.
Nuns yeiings lace effect WOOL ia Black. Straw.
berry, Electric Blue aud Cream actual value &C..
duced to 25c.
BLACK SILK GRENADINES!
Black Silk Brocade Grenadines every thread all purs
elk,. reduced from 81. so TO G5c Bsck B-ocade silk
Grenadines, actual value 81. reduced TO SOC.
wamsutta. Fruit Of the Loom and Davof yard Nids
Bleached Cottons reduced to Sfc.
CARTEgS
.e26 . MsRKcT SPACE
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1QQo-CUYLER CLAY-1aS3.-BY CUYLER
Il &C )irst dam Bridget by Geo. Patchen. ''Ihis
is royal b. eedng indeed: AS representative OF the
Hambetonian and Clay strains his superior in breed
Stands at Arlington stables. 1724 g street. J. II.
CLARK, Manager. lyle I'm
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THERE was bright auroral display last night,
lighting up the SKY for thirty or forty degrees
above the northern horizon.
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ITCHING PILES.

TTCHING PILES.
SYMPTOMS AND CURE
Tie symptoms are. moisture, Efe pefxp.ratlon. he
tense itching increased by scratching, very Distress
ing. particularly ct nient: seems as II pin worms were
times Affected. II allowed to Continue very eer1.
Gus resuits may follow. sWAINEs OINTMEETo
Rheu sca:d Head, ysipclas Berbers Itch. Botches
All ecsly. cxusty kin Diseases Sent By mail for 80
cents: boxes. 81. 25 Gin stan,ps.l Adareas DIR.
SWAYNE 4 SON. Thi!RaeAhiS, Pa. Sod by DRUG.
gfets. mS-W.Lm
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GET Harris Roach Fowler. Take no other.
FrSsELLs ICE CREAM shipped anywhere out O
f0sSQ
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New Lisle Glove bargains, Cochrane's Up,
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LOCAL MENTION.
The We8tlyeY.
SPECIAL BULLETIN.

The following special temperatures were reported
at I q. H.: Esstport $40; Montreal SIC; Quebec
Sc: Mt Washington, 3oo: Cleveland, zoe; AlpPna,
>" Duluth, TO-; 1t Paul, SO. Denver so: San
Francesca. So: Washington, 65o. The indications
are that generally fair weather Will prevail in
New England, the northern portions OF the middle
Atlantic states ana lake region on Tuesday, with
slowly rising temperature and local rains IN the
gu!f and south Atlantic states, Tennessee and the
OhlO valley on Tuesday
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ca. RUPERT.
NOS. 4os AND 4O5 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY chill.
DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY
THE CHEAPEST FOR BEAUTY. COMFORT AND
DURABILITY IN 1HE MARKET.
Lawn Tennis. Croquet. Bicycles velocireics Arch
cry. Fishing Tackles, Wagons &c.
Call aud examine tho Goods. Prices to suit The
times 1y2l
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SHOT WHILE BLACKBERRYISG.-LaStFr Friday even I.
ins "A young coioied woman named Susie Ackers
was accidentally shot In the right leg by coIored
man named James jackson. The parties were
gathering b.ackDerrieS near Columbia road, when
lie pistol fell from the coat pocket OF Jackson
the cartridge exploded, and the bali entered the
imb or the woman DR.. Norris extracted the
ball.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c

l. ESTABLISHED 1868.
THE QUEEN SEWING MACHINE
Is recognized and by the highest mechan
running and hHhes: arm lock stitch machine ever
made: All movements made of the finest steel. No
holes to thread, neither has its shuttle. We sell only
class new improved machines of different makes.
We the finest most responsibility
and lowest prices. No outside agents. Firstclass
chimes for rent. All kinds repaired and warranted.
Illustrated catalogue aud prcest mailed free to ally
address. c. AUERBACH
Double Store. corner It'll and II streets
tents furnishings and Hats next door. mig
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SEVERE STORM NEW ENGLAND-A severe
thunder storm prevailed Saturday afternoon ard
Mgnt ia ana around Bridgeport, Connecticut. In
belonging to Bradley Nichols & Sons were struck
Dy nghtnlng and burned. with quantity OF hay,
two horses and farming utensils loss S12 COO Sew.
erai houses were struck and damaged aud several
persons were slightly injured. Lightning also did
considerable damage In the vicinity OF Norwich,
Connecticut, Saturday night. During the storm d:
iand-sid occurred ut Dayviilc, covering up the
track OF the Norwich and Worcester rold, The
midnight train was thrown from the track, and
the head brakeman, named Avery, was Killed, and
six CARS smashed.
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from Philadelphia, Pa, last night, says: "JameS
A. Jones, eolortd man belonging in Washington,
d. T., was shot three times In the forehead during
fight to-day. The balls remain In his head, and
apparently have had little effect On him." The
name OF James A. Jones appears in the Washing
ton directory: his occupation Is given as that of
driver, and his place OF residence is No. Lucas
alley northwest.
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INV White Parasol bargains. Cocnrane's, Up
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Lundbors's Rhantsh Cologne.
through Oh COrnS.,,
ASK for Wells "Rough on CoruS." l5c. Quick
complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts, bun.
ions. -
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SERGEANT HUGHrs, of the first precinct station,
TIE Track beneath some cars yesterday morning
The man was drunk, and would probably have
been killed had he not been dscOy. red, as the cars
were about TO be removed.
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I'm Thirty Days Trial.
The Noltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich, viii send
DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro Violate Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to mel
young or old) who are afflicted with nervou,
debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar
anteeing speedy and complete restoration Of healtl
and manly Vigor. Address as above N.B-N(
risk ID incurred, as thirty days trial Is al
ioNeu w,S,ln
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Excitement i'm Stocks

A summer furry Is rare among bulls and bears
IheSe animals are alncable during the Dog days.
Bat the bulls and bears OF disease are then ram
pant They pull and tear a system worse than
the ten thousand fendS. The only way to secure
peace In your bOiy is 10 eXpel them as the money
changers were driven ont OF the temple. The whip
and thongs for the purpose are provided In Perry
Davis Pain Killer. There is not a summer disease
1t won t master, II you go right at Ii.
Persons
recovering from wasting di eases. suci, rs malaria
fevers etc. Will be greatly benefited by the Use Of
Browns Iron Bitters, a true tonic.
OwESToN, KY.-Rev. J. N. Beck says: II have
used Browns Iron BitterS and consider it one OF
the best tOnics sold"
CoDoIUs, PA.-Rev j. D. ZehrIng says: 81 was
paraiyzed in my right side. The use of Browns
Iron BitterS enabled me to walk"
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THE COLoRED CAMP MEETNGS-The Wayman
Grove ~ NJ. E camp, on thu Baltimore & Ohio
road, closed this morning at o'clock. over 800
people were on the ground yesterday. Bishop Nj.
D. Ward preached In the morning. In the after
noon the older people had a very successful old
fashioned revival sermon from Rev. w. ID. W.
Schuman followed, and ut night Rev. X L. Way
man preached
AT the Asbury Grove camp, on the Western
Maryland railroad, yesterday, Rev. n. NJ. Carroll
OF this city, preached in the morning.
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milwaukee, beer.
sc. q StOvepire-urawn from ,rood.
tr KNIGHT 1882 Penna avenue
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ONE THOUSAND VISITING COLORED ODD FELLOWS
FROM RICHMOND--This morning, at o'clock, d
train or sixteen ear loads OF eXcufSioniStS, repre-
sentlng the ten lodges or the Grand United Order
OF Odd Fellows or Richmond aud vicinity rolled
into the Baltimore and Potomac depot The ex-
curSioaisls numbered about one thousand, and on
the arrival OF the train they were met by deltga-
lions OF the lodges here with band of music, and
escorted 10 Union Bethel hall, where the visiting
Odd Fellows were breakfaSted They are sightsee-
ing today, and this afternoon, escorted by the
local lodges, they viii make parade, and leave
II O'Clock tonight for their home.
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''AIderney Dairy VVagOns.,
Fresh Attorney Butter. Churnei every morning
and delivered in H-lb. Ward" prints Csc. per To-
Also, cottage cheese, butterm1k and sweet milk,
sc. per at. Cream. 15c pint.
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FUGITIVE CAUGHT AND SENT TO JAIL--PrIvate
Detective McElfresh arrived here from Chicago
Saturday night, having in custody Majos, alias
Johnston, the colOred man who was arrested at
Atlantic City about year ago On charge OF
stealing $4Oo and valuable papers from George
". Adams. and escaped by jumping from q rail-
road train near the navy yard tunnel Matos
was delivered 10 Deputy Marshal Walach, VINO
morning he was taken to tho marshars Office
Subsequently he was arraigned before Judge
WyIie In the Criminal Court and pleaded not
guilty. District Attorney Corkhill asked that bail
be fixed at $1,000 The court fixed the bail at 200
and MaJoS was committed in default Detective
McEifreah has tracked this man with uutiring
energy for more than o year and finally run him
down in Chicago.
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Ass iCLTED BY HIS EMPLoYER.-A young baker
named Ira Nickel, was the complainant IN the
Police Court this morning against Lewis LuekIe
his employer. Tine young mans head was badly
cut IN several Places and blood was still trickliny
down his face. The testimony was to the effect
That they had dispute about the execution OF
some work, AMI LreSie threw piece OF crOckery
which struc the young man on the head A fine
OF SO was Imposed.
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The GOOD TEMPLARs.-The joint committee OF
Good TemplarS, appointed to arrange for the COM
Ing session OF the right worthy grand lodge OF the
ng and organized by the election OF the following
permanent officers: A. Kalstrom, G. w. C. T.,
chairman; N. 2. Caldwell, G. W. secretary, Sec
rotary, and NJ j. X. Mahoney, treasurer. The fol-
lowing subcommittee was appointed to prepare
and submit to the general committee at its next
meeting definite plan for its future operations:
a. II. Frear, on the part OF the grand lodge; j. r.
Mthoney, Clements lodge; j. A. Dickinson, Mime
J. A. Frear, Perst verance loige; Eric johnson,
Friendship lodge; William j. Pagan, Star of Hope
lodse; n. A. West, Anchor lO1ge; G. w. Beall,
Chambers lodge; II. o. Emmons, Star of the East
lodge; and c. NJ. Robinson, OF George w. Salter
lodge. After the general committee adjourned the
subcommittee organized, Mi. j. r. MahOney being
A program embracing public and private recep-
tons, an excursion to Mount Vernon and other at
tractiye features, was adopted. The committee
agreed upon fair as the best means to provide
the funds needed.
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AN OLD CoLoRED MAN ASSAULTS HIS YOCNG
WIFE.-An aged cOlored man, named Isaac VII
nams, Was In the dock at the Police Court this
morning on complaint OF his young Wife, Burgie
Williams. who charged him with having assaulted
her. The wife stated that they were living in
West Washington but were Set out ON the street
for nOn-payInent OF rent Saturday night, when
sue was making arrangements TO get another
house, he struck her with D brick and bit her on
the finger and arm A fine Of so or 60 days was
Imposed
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An ANrUTATEp ARN.-On Saturday at the
Washington Asylum Hospital DIR. Nm. HaZcn, the
Issideht physician, amputated the arm, between
Ne wrist and elbow, or john Perkins, a coOred
Yartman who had his wrist badly fractured saye-
al weeks since Dy having 1t caught Ce. we IN the
0ert pCIy aud shuts The patient Is doing I'll.
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JESClTs AT THE VATICAN.--A singular letter to
the KointSclte Zeitung. from a source declared to
be unusually trustworthy, states that the Jesuits
are resuming their old ascendcncy ut the Vatican.
that the real head OF the Catholic church is the
general OF the Jesuits, and not the Pope who pur-
chased his election TO the chair by an agreement
made with the Jesu!ts before the conclave Many
late events at the Vatican, with the greatly in
creased Importance OF the Jesuit congregation
since Leos accession. and the re-establi,hmcnt
once more In Rome OF the stan OF the famous
order, are made to confirm the allegation.
TEE AMERICAN RIFLEMEN ON THEIR WAY HONE
Among the passengers On the steamer Abysslnia,
Which sailed from Liverpool Saturday for New
Joiner, j. NJ. Pollard, DR.. s. l. Scott and Lieut..
walter Scott, OF the American rifle team, ana the
Earl OF Mayo The other members OF the team
VIII sail August IL.
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On THE RAMPAGE-A muscular young man
named Seymour Webb was before Judge Smell to-
day, charged with a. cutting Officer Bronson and
he was called into the defendants house yester-
day by the latter's wife, and discovered that he
hal broken up the bed the stove, and all the fur
tempted 10 throw witness down stairs. Alter a
desperate struggle among the demolished furnt-
him On the head with his club. A tine Of s. was
iunOSed In each Case -
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MARRIAGE LICENsES.-Marriage licenses have
been issued By the clerk Of the court to Pow
haitian J: Relntzell and Sarah Payne: +. Shipi-y,
OF Warrington county, Nd, and Mary G. Griffith,
OF Berkeley county, w. Va.
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EVENTS IN THE CHURCHES-Rcv. s. X. Cox
preached last evening at the Mt Vernon Place
Me church, warning his congregation against
the temptation to buy lottery tickets. His text
rich hath an evil eye and considereth not the
poverty that will come upon him.'-The base
ment or st. Aloysius church, which has been
closed for month. during which the interior has
been renovated and handsomely decorated, was
re-opened for service yesterday morning, and Rev.
Rev MrF. Todd, of Manassas, Va, preached YES
terday at the Assembly Presbyterian church.
Rev. John Mclean preached at the Fourth Pres
byter1an church yesterday q sermon urging the
importance OF family prayer.
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POLfCE COCRT-Jud0e S1PH
To-day, James Edelin,, colored, ARRAY; g or IS
days. Jesse Matthews, colored. assault on Philip
Nickel; s. or IS days VIM. Grosard. assault on
Catherine Miller; IS and costs; appeal noted.
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SEWER CAvED IN-Sometime during last
night about one hundred feet OF the Old sewer
fult by Gantz Appleman, under the direction
OF The board CT public works. on the line OF the
new boundary interccptiDg sewer. being con-
stIucted 10y Contractor b. j. Coyle opposite and
close by the Deaf and Dumb asylum. caved In,
greatly to the damage OF Mr.. Coyle, whose con-
tract requires him TO protect tie old sewer while
constructing the new one. The old sewer was
built by contract. This will throw Mr. Coyle back
al least month,
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TEASsFEEs OF REAL EsrATE.-Dccls In fee have
deem recorded as follows: y. 4. Robbins TO Sarah
r. Henry. part Is, sd. 236; S3,501 w. W. Doyce et
nj To T. T. Frey, sub-iots VI and 81, so. al:
IA: 81 SEQ, &c. l. b. Parker 20 n. r. Murray. plr,
80, 81. 1875; s., 80 E. c. Church TO w. H. Sadier.
lot 8, block IL, lie Dfoit Park; $1,000. f. f. Barnes
10 National Lie Insurance corapany, 10, - sd,
~: E. Also lot -, do; s.. John Gibbons 10
Joseph Johnson, pit ~. Holmead's addition 10
6eOrgettwn; $50
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STRUCK BY L1GHrNING.-DurIng the thunder
storm saturday night. the stable OF Mr.. Ben
Schrid n, near Silver Spring. Mi, was struck by
lightning and consumed, With the produce con
taiUed IN IL. Mr.. Schrider succeeded, however In
saving the stock froln the stable,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-07
NJ - u~53
Takes ihe First Pril., $50 900 10 the
lnillal Drawing Of the Henry
College lottery,

The Henry College Lottery Company
held it- first monthly drawing at tine
NJ lsouic Temple Yesterday beginning ut
10 o'cloc,, 4 large audience was M att
truda nee aud Schneider orchestra dis.
coursrd music. 4 lous table was
stretched across the &c, on which
were place numerically. the 10000
tickets Of the drawing Mr. j. L. Hay zen,
~ Ncwcas le, Ky, Que Of the trn tees
o. Henry College. WAS present to repre-
sent the interests the college Jud e
W. h Hokr, aud Oh. W. II. Meiiert' the
Commissioners Of the drawing, " re- IN
hand. When the curtain went mp lud @
Hpke addressed the audience and assur-
! I'd them tlu the drawing WAS 20 be all.
soiutely fair, He called ON the audi.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-07

MuDrlud Hotel. 4 - Nash. Dujh..
walter Buhrruty. "a BCruuch. ~ lpus
& " Waite. sweet Water T. $ Vi r'i-.
Austin, John ! M,EIhrnry, New or
LEANS Edward supple. CALIFORNIA; T. II
Nnnguu, \ W Laird, ORG Walsh, Jurh
Cuup. Frank knoNImd Henry Lrp-on.
& liul,uu. advance hugadr Cole circus.
Tho- Lindsay III puro, j 7 Ford, ! ~
ST l. Il Il; " T. Spark. I G. Sparkle, A "
Sparks. Duwusylllr, + j FouIn, Hot
Springs. AK y II Williams, McNlco;
MIR. X = Game, Galveston, G Il Con.
nelly. Austr, j T. Robertson, SRlndo; u
W Weir. q 81 81 Liz X, Vile Saith
Baltimore; james Mcdonnell Bultl.
more.