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never IA Is in restorngtyray hair to its youthful
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A YER'S SAESAPARILLA IS THE MOST FFFEC-
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL MENTION.
The " Gather.
EFF'CF OF 7HE 7 EFF SIGNAL OFFICER.
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For the middle Atlantic states variable winds
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ard local rams, staIonir! or lower Barometer AMI
temperature.
srLCItL BULLETIS-EsrE 4Sn COOLER WEATHER TO-
morrow.
The following sTeCial temperature wc~r reported
g .. IL: EtS'Iprf, Il Mcatrr.. ~: OF boC.
=. Cleveland. &C.; DClGth, CO: - !d9.. ~:
l. n'tr, Ct; Washington, 80 Load Fans 1T,
- cheated iG New En- lnu an: IT, f,..s'sIIc Ian
IL states Ca V Dire day. fellow q Iy clc@iiits
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ST. ri valley and lake rc@fJn On Wc,ii.s sCiy fair
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l2ETISS e wig tic ci ! 70. the summer can
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o = snail package or sf.ytTWarc OF any .tni of
vJius Ole hing with the National sac Deposit
'r.frdrr. corner y street aE1 New luI!, y
HLH- ca :Ecs qriir moderate Otice hJuis. AIN.
10 Pin :, e advertisement.
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Mends CLASSIC rockery,
Wood, China, Leather,
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tonghesI and most elias
tic Glue on earth. A
Sans nianGian tamons
all other Glue; aud Co.
mems, Absolutely Un-
breakable and Insep-
arab c! NoHEATINSi
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, Cheapest awns III Na~hin ton. beautiful Pacific
Lawns, hlest quality actnal value l2 c reduced 20 &C.
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FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES. - Duncanson
BROS VIII sell tomorrow morning, for C. Ergood,
assignee, large and select stock OF fine groceries
The safe will take place at 10 O'clock at 427 Sth
street southeast, at the store Of PIP, Little.
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HENRY CLAY ENGLAND IN CTSTODY-ITcnry Clay
EnCi2nd MS arrested early this morning byO-lirer
HlHhi. OF the fifth precinct aGt Is IL custody
at that station house. Major Dye Eds written 70
his rtlttIveS IT Rockville. MI. asking them TO
take charge OF him. tut thus FIR he has haari no.
thlng from them He states that # the do not
come forWarj soon lie VIII have 10 return him 10
tue aSylu
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Cheapest silks in Washington. Calcr,I Siks
FANCY silks 81 &c; Heavy Gro Grain Black Silks
duced from Il. SO down TO 81.
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ALLEGED ADDICTION OF \ SNAIL RoY.-Thn 70
H,c report tn1t about noon yesterday. rs a Write
nan from Prince George county. Md. was passing
along 1lth street southeast with q horse and
"a"Ca h. tool, into the vehicle white boy about
SIX years Old. named Frederick Harry. vine re-
sides ca 1Ith, between VI aui y streets .CtrtheaSt
ghd the .I3H aid the boy have ,Gt been st ca since
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The COLUMBIA Boat GLIB EXCURSION
Columbia b"tt club took Hearty nv. hundred
guests With tl,m last night 20 Marshall Hail on
the steamer W. ". COrcO The excursion was
In every Respect successful. The committees in
charge comprised MesSrs. Ii. c. Towers j. $
ZeiSl-r, X. IT, Forsyth, c. f. Coon, {. J. kintner
NJ. &. Barnard, James I. Hood, j. r. Lake. e T.
riggs, :. w. Stine:ncl, W. E. Williams j. H.
Gordon, W. H. Gibson, Macdonald Douglas H. O.
keywO:th, L. j. Mcpherson, VIM Tayioe Sy nder
w. Scott Smith, VI. +. Hll!eck, L. c. Chew, George
A. BatcheIier, ". A. Smith, G .orge r. Green r.
l. Downing, X. Hollerith, james Young, j. l.
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LccEEn P BY THE DETECTIvFs.-TLis morning
n The Police Court Mr.. Frank Brow Ming called
JuiIe Smells att ntiCn to- the ease Of Wia North.
edEc AMI RcAari T. B.OWB. who have been
locked up by tie detectives and AGAINST whom no
paper~ have been made out. Prosecuting AUtOr-
nCy Moore stated that Detectives Edelin, ana Raff
Rad arrested them Oh the charge II highway rob-
berry, and were lot ready 70 present their case
Judge Sitii sali there were no papers before the
court AID he could take no action In tie case.
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VERNON, THE STAR ROUTE JUROR. IN TROUBLE
AGAiS-John III. Vernon, or No. SIS az street
sOIihwc1i, the Jt.rOT WHO had al attack OF deiirIn
ueneni IN the Criminal Court during the star
r0ut; trial, was charged before the Police Court
tbs morning with keeping the bar OF his saloon
open ON sunday. Judga Carpenter OF Ohio. VINO
DEFENDED stephen W. Dorsey IN the star route
rl2i, appeared Is counsel Tor the prisoner. There
was not 4 strong ease inadc oft and the defend
ant was released ON his personal bonds.
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TRAN-FERS or REAL E>TATE.-D1e!s in zee have
Been recorded a follows: SSt r Of Charity OF
~ 5O~rpA 10 r. #. Warner, -ua LIT 50 sC. $50: -
D!-;Ti.t Of Columbia 10 VI. Blair. SUB. lot ]. 81
ZIG: SO. ii John H. d. Meriiiat To Frances l.
Ncsil4'. parts : and 10, 81. 2ts 3. II. + Stew
at 70 Theme, VI ID. Wari, SUI. 81, So So y 400
aid I n IINhrlIcrS
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irasiis1 affs Iaasarssa..
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Singular Result on prao,cnIioke.


ludicrous Incident recently took place
In Liverpool. There are t~o brothers who
parted IA oy years ago when b 10, one Of
them going TO Americs 10 SEX his for
tune and the other remaining 10 Liverpool
to make IL. They We botn been emf
nently successful in this respect, and not
long ago Ia, brother IN Au ca deter
mined to visit IA, brother in England
The time of the visit was settled by cor
respondence, and the America set sail.
The Englishman is notorious wug, aud
srradged that an acquaintance should meet
the American as HE brother and cOnduc;
dim 10 the hotel. The American, who
was also a great wsg, ON the trip decided
10 play ex ely the same JOKE on his
brother, asking an acquaintance whom he
had met 40 TIE hip To personate him for
few hours. The acquaintance entered
into the spirit of the juk and when the
vessel arrived at Liverpool was found by
the persunater o. The Il g.ish brother and
driven TO the hotel The real American
brother followed more leisur,ly. chuck
ling over his joke. la che meanwhile the
English brother had also gone to the hotel
bursting with merTiment over his joke
IL happened that the two real brothers met
IN the lobby of the hotel. and, though they
had been parted 80 many years, they knew
each other. Al fret, with blank amsz.-
ment they greeted each other; ard then,
as they explained their mutual Jokes,
laughed long anu hearty. Blu, the climax
Was yet Ia be reached. An explanation
Ia regard To the gentlemen who had per-
sonated them, and who were now, as they
Imagined, paying "a hug j Ike en- each
other, showed that they alo were brothers
VINO had been separated from boyhoud, but
who did not know each other when they
met. the fist pair of brothers hurried
up to then parlor, and after the situation
had been explained all around, tn, comedy
of errors was pleasantly ended by al old
fashioned English dinner.
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The Heads OF Grent wen,

Ii is usually supposed that men of grea
intellectual powers have large and mas
sive heads; but the theory of which DR..
Gilbert. physiciar To Queen Ellz4beth, was
the first To suggest, IL not borne out by
facts. An examination of bu,ts, pIc'ut,s,
medallions, intnglios, etc, of the worlds
famous celebrities almost tends the other
way. In the earlier paintings, it is true,
men are distinguished by their large heads,
but this is attributable to the painters, who
agreed with the general opinion and wish
ed to fla:ter their silters. A receding fore
head IL mostly condemned. Nevertheless,
This features is found In Alexander the
Great, and To a lesser degree, in julius
Caesar. The head of Frederick the Great.
Was will be seen from one of the partraits
IN Carlyle's works, Tecedcd dreadfully.
Olher great men have not po,iuv, "
small heads. Lord ByTon's was remark
ably small, as were those of Lord Bacon
and Cusmo dI Medlci Men of genius of
ancient times b.d only what may he call
ed an ordinary or everyday forehead, anu
HerOdotus, Alcibiades, PLATO, Aristotle
and EplcuTus, among many others, are
mentioned us Instaucrs Sume are even
loW-hrOwed, as Burton, the author If
The Anatomy of Melancholy - Sir Thorn
as Browne and Albert Durer. The aver
age forehead If the Greek sculp ures IN
the frieZs from the Partnenon is, we arc
told, lower, if anything, than what is Sc, n
in modern iOreheads The gods them
selves are represented with ordinary. if
not low br,ws. Thus il appears that the
popular not, on the matter is erroneous,
and that there may be great men without
big heads-in other words. n Gencv4 wntcn
is capable of kt pIng as gpod time as an
eighl.day clock.
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II has been asserted by scientific sur
geons that the wil!-power OF sick man
has greatldesl to do with his dying, and
the case Of Charles O'Conor is cited AS ev-
idence. A still stronger case occurred in
Michigan the past summer. An old man,
living in the Northern part of,the State,
got out lot Of timber many years ago for
a toll road company, but the company
failed and left him In the lurch, For
years and years he tried TO sell the timber
to this one or that, but DO one wanted il,
AMI at last time and: decay rendered the
beams almost worthless. Last summer
the Supervisors or that county advertised
for proposals TO build "a bridge, and the
Old man put in a bid, While waiting to
see what would be done he was taken very
sick, and he grew worse so rapidly that a
council OF .doctOrs wss called. After due
elaboration he was informed that he was
approaching bis end.
When will know about that bridge p
he coolly asked,
The bids will be opened to-day
wei, III seLd John over To see who
gets the job, and my living or dying will
depend on his news
AT 8 CLOCK in the afternoon the son
and the family physician arrived in com
pany. The old man was neither better
nor wUrse.
well + he asked as John approached.
Our bid was accepted, father
And we've got the jobf
Yes, bat the doctor says you can't live.
Il can't, eh I'm not only going to
live 10 build that bridge, but Pm going to
work that square timber into it up to the
last foot, or my name ISN'T John Rogers I"
1t is a fact, vouched for by dozen good
men, that he was off that dying bed in "a
week, and IN less than a fortnight he vas
at work on the bridge.
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Frightening Children 80 sleep,

A lady overheard her nurse the other
night talking to the little child she was
putting to sleep, and among other LEGENDS
of the nursery, in which she INDUCED was
this
IF you Cont go right to sleep this very
minute, big, awful black bear with eyes
like Goals of fire, end white sharp teeth,
will come up from under the bed aud eat
-you-All-upr
The poorlittle thing Destled down un.
der the clothes and after long season of
terror fell asleep 10 dream frightful dreams
Of bears eating her up.
That night when the stolld nurse had
composed herself 10 her own comfortal II
bed and put the light out, there came d
sudden rep al the door, ana the voice Il
the mistress called loudly through the pan
els:
Maggie Maggie for mercy's sake get
up as quick ss you can There's fearful
burglar under your bed, and as 90 "A
you get asleep he's coming out 10 rob and
MURDER you
AT the word burglar the girl jumped
screaming from the bed, tore open the
door and: fell In byseriCs into the ball
The lesson was even more instructive than
the mistress bad designed but when The
girls fears we're Gained she said to her
You do not hesitate 70 tell my little
delicate child, who could not possibly
know that II wss q lie, cruel story Of a
bear under her bed now, when / treat
you 70 the same kind Of slumber story,
you are frightened nearly 90 death. 70
morrow you can 60 to work In the kitcb-
en-you are not a. to care for little chill
dren."
How many children are there who, every
night Of their lives are frightened ~ sleep Z
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Left Pennies ina a strange Land.

N7rihs Blcckleip, young woman, left
her home 10 Hamburg, G,rmany, on Jan
uaTy Q. on her way Ca u Francisco 10
jIlu Der bclrDtbed. she bsd trunks c,n L.
tanning her wedding cuff. and in her
purse $40 marks and ch, cks for her bag
gage % the voyage she msde the &C
qualniance OF RObert Snyder, whose name
On the maDiiest ~ H,yman H. aCcuu-
pauied her from New York 10 Phildel-
phls on Saturday last aud left her Do the
Market street ferry house, inducing her 60
give bins the checks for her baggage. all
Of her money, &C in order that ue rstgbt
purchase her rail- al ticket and yet ner
German money 'xcharg,d Tor American
! he rascal did not return, and 30 was dis
c YeTed that he had u.ed the checks a.,
obtain her luggage at the rail.uad depot.
Soc has been provided with home l1
wait the fl Jrts Of the police tO arrest the
s1ibdlrr. Her San Francisco lover bss
been notified Of the Ili- fOuuLe Ofhis n
aLcte.
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A sTAsL-sTEUCA HgROiNE.
strange Freak of N Young Mar
ried woman Anxious TO Rival
Mary Anderson.

"ary Anuersons
A daughter OF MIR. George III. Altman, of
Louisville, who had long been infatuatt d
with . desire TO 60 on the stage, dissp-
peared from her home under most pecu-
liar circumstance. She became engaged
TO young man named Semple, and her
parents encouraged the match, hoping
that q happy union would drive the other
ider out of her head. A short time after
her engagement, however, she MADE an
attempt Ia escape from home, but was
compelled TO return, not having money
enough TO pay her way To New York.
This escapade was carefully concealed
from her lover, and he knew but little OF
her desires or intentions. The preparations
for her marriage went ON, though she de-
clared to her mother that she wonld never
be satisfied, married or single, until she
was on the stage. This marriage took
place on the 81 of November, and her par
ents saw the ceremony peri rmed with
great .elief. The bridal pair took "Trip
30 CINCINNATI. returning back on Monday
of last week. Mr.. Semple then went TO
Jacksonville, where he engaged hand
some suit of rooms for their use, and his
wife was TO join him there next morning.
She left home a; nine O'Clock, after bid
ding her mother an affectionate good. bye.
From that time no trace of her has been
found, as she Was doubtless carried away
by the temptation of having considero-
BILE amount of money in possession to ems
bark on her perilCus undertaking. Her
unexpected flight, coming at such time,
was terrible blow TO her family and
newly-made husband, and one which they
deeply feel II was concealed from all
but her..mos, intimate friends, hoping that
she would return, but The facts have leaked
out. There is great anxiety to know what
has become of her.
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W.VA.COLLEGE,

The Collegiate year Of this institution
opens on the 4th of September. The
faculty IL composed OF progressive, ex~
perienced and thorough teachers. Two
new protessorships have been establish
ed-one O! Ancient Languages, which
will he filed by the best Latin and
Greek scholar in the State. and another
io,he Modern Languages, which will be
filled by lady oi many years expert
ence IA teacher, and who couverses
huently in both the French and the
German.
Good general reference aud Depart
mental Libraries.
Good apparatus and appliances in
every department..
The institution il Unsectarian and
undenHu national, but thoroughly
christian,
The location is tho most beautiful.
hea!thi.l, central and accessible. a
moral and industrious community.
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\ ComicaI Coincidence.

Duhug the hour Of prayer To The gIl.'
school at Hamilton. Missouri, recent,
while the young ladies we're PERFORM, .
their devOtiOus with b. G ming reverence.
one ~ them, 900 the 20 Of sealing hpr-eIi
after the singing ~ hymn, miss.d her
chair and came Own up the floor win
what the Mls-Ouu p pcrs would call y
sicheniDg thud. The other gIrls With ~
tr4ordiDary seiiCuutrOl rciraiDel from
laughing, and the teacher not 0b.rrvipg
the catastrophe, The unfurtuuatr ONE ip
her boz her cuniusi 70 and embsrfias.u,rf
remained upon the hy0r, au1 the ,x.rci-. =
might have been concluded wiih.ut iut,r.
rUptiOu except for one Of those rx.rtor
binary and malicious condolences ybi,b
are forever ups,tiirg every calculation
The teachers arose and giving .u.I.,
first les-un Of morning trayer from ttc
hfih chapter u mos as follows. tT,.
virgin ~ Israel bas fallen -hr shall 49,.
no more sne Is forsaken upon the I,rd
there none 90 raIse Der up D Tbi- ws....
much. A long Uppfcs-,d NJ Ten pery,.I,t
the school -iUOm. the teacher Io6k. al p,
and the devotional eKertises ciO.ea f.t'-
with.
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7 osT RECORD NOTICE.

State OF West Virginia, as:
AT Circuit Court held In and for the
County of Pr'sioo. on the nth day OF
December, 1892, John Il. Pecrce,
VS..
DaYiu FrcelAnd, and the Sheriffs Of Min-
eral ana Preston Counties.
On petition under chapter 175 OF the
Acts OF l67l,entitled An Act 10 supply
The lost records of Preston County.
George IL NcGrew, n Commissioner sp-
pointed uuder said Act, having heretofore
made bis hnGl report bereiD, on motion
or the petitioner byhis counsel, il is order, d
hat ssld report be fled AZ Of this day, aud
that a notice be published in each news
paper printed in this county, once "A week
FOR twelve successive weeks. Of the fling
nf said report, and requiring all persons
Interested therein, 10 appear before this
court on the OH day OF the next term and
do what is necessary to protect their in
terests.
Provided. that such notice may consist
OF copy of this order published as afore-
sad.
A cory from the record.
Test:-- SMITH CRANE,
Clerk
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A Mother Receivers Her Lost
Daughter.

A widow lady OF Newark, n. j., whI,e
at The theatre Of that city on Tuesday eve
ming Of last week ('AIOund the World in
Eighty days was the ITactior) recog-
nized among the ballot girls her own
daughter, who left her home suddenly and
mysteriOusly some months ago, ana OF
whom she had been uG,ble To- secure any
tr &c, although she sought 10y all the meth
COS known To- the police 20 ascertain her
whereabouts. She Immediately left the
theatre in highly excited slate OF mind
accompanied by her son, and hastened 10
police head quarters To procure police ~
distance To and her in recovering her long
lost daughter. FiBcing that the chief had
LETT, and that she couid get no help there,
she returned 10 the theatre and forced her
way into tue private stage dour, and ind
iLg her daughter off the stag, threw her
arms about her neck ana begged her To- re-.
turn TO her home. Tn, daughter seemed
gre lily delighted ~ meeting Der mother
tgsin, and NJ. Kiralfy BEN. ,ppeaIed rp.
al once cancelled neG engag, mpnt, and
went hume with DER mother iuact,-
risge The girl was one of the most grace
ful daucrrs, and had been known as I'm
ma IL Berg.
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THE PEOPLES LIBRARI

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Is the only one continuing original Amer
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46 Dora Thorne 2Oc
Al Blunders of a Bashful Man, by
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stealing a PTssldsn,laI present

A man giving his name ~ Andrew Col
quett was arrested 10 Philadelphia while
trying 10 sell q valuable watch for tn
ding sum, lie was taken into custody on
suspicion and the watch was found upon
him. The une-piece has beautifully
anameled case, on the inside Of which ia
the inscription TIE President Of the
Cniied States ~ Csptsin Peter Kerr, for
the rescue Of The crew Of the American
ship Thomas Freeman, 1870. Captain
Kerr IL master Of brig Gem, and Started
from New York Tor a trip % Brazil On
Saturday. Tue prisoner, who gives The
pane Of Andrew COlquett, had shipped 90
the vessel " cook but left, and is SUP
posed 70 have taken tue watch With him.
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Creditors Notice.

10 the Creditors of John White dsseaa>
ed.
To- pursua. GO Of a decree Of tho CiYsuit
touri of tho Fodnty OF Preston, made IA
cause therein pending, N subject the
rea estate of the said John " bite 10 the
pymrnt of bis debts, you arc required
p pc-cr your claims against the estate
ui ihe saiD i hn White, for adjucatioE to
smith crane, Commissioner, At his offea
BOO iho -.id county, on or be ore the 18th
IHN on. triuICr next.
WINES. suit Crane, Clerk Of said
court. thi- 9th day Of SspteRl Der, lse1.
SMITH Grass,
6wSepts Olayh.
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WEDDING INVITATIONS,
POSTERS
And in fact everything PERTAINING
Farms for Rent and
Lands for Sale.

The undersigned has several farms for
ront. lie also offers to sell his unim.
proved lands in lots to suit purchasers
NJ low figures an on liberal credit.
DOOR WV q ppru-.