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CITY AND DISTRICT.
COn5cnaed Locals

Street lamps will BE- lighted at 7:3o p. m. and
cxiingu!SheJ al 3 30 am.
IHE STAR VIII De sent Cy mail, post paid, TO those
leaving the city during Ike summer fer any ieng
CT time, and the add ress cha Dged as often as DC
sired. subscription, fifty cents per month, POSI-
lively IN ADVANCE.
Mr.. George b. ChIldS and Miss Jeanette Taylor
OF East Washington. were married last evening at
company OF their friends.
The younger members OF the Potomac Boat Club
have issuedinvltations for stag party at Poto-
mac landing tomorrow evening"
Yesterday the lahOrerS cleaning f. sewcr trap 1t
18th and streets flshed out a dead colored infant
certificate or still birth was given.
Levi johnson, colored, was fined IS by Judge
Washington
The colored people of Frederick. Nd. and adt,-
cent places celebrate ed the twentieth anniversary
OF emancipation yesterday with procession,
day, Prot. Richard T. Greener, OF tlis city. delIy.
cred an eloquent address.
colored hackman. named Columbus Taylor
Ing the hack law In falling TO wear the number of
his carri&ge conspicuous on his breast.
The Wilmington QIll 4drDcdte, OF August 81,
has the following: 'Chier Justice D. X. Cartier,
OF Washington. d. C.. was in our city to-day a nd
purchased the imported stallion, 'Blick spy OF
young o0lored man. named w. FOLSOM was I'm
the dock at the TOce Court this afternoon charged
WITH stealing lot OF cartridges from the store OF
his employer. John L. y IMeara. A fine OF IS was
imIosed
Al cStttet VI ldlc " walker, Hlt3ni
In yesterdays STAR should refer to an assignment
or her interest In certain promiSsOry note, and
not OF her entire interest in estate.
From Il Brentano & CO. we have The Doc0ra-
Tor for august, and Punch and the London Graphic
and Illustrated Ne'rS for July 2S,-receved by yes
terday s European steamer.
The case OF Hop Sing agt Josey Pean was again
before Justice Wm. Henick for hearing to-day,
on motion OF Hop Sings counsel. for new trial.
After hearing arguments the Justice said that his
decision WAS right and Overru.ad the motion.
JoSey accordingly remains IN possession.
The Jou: yinPn !kerS' Il aneflcial Union, OF
Washington. ID. c." filed certificate of incorpo-
ration to-day, John Il. Doyle, Henry TAFT, John
Becker. Cha|. Bender. Henry Arnold. Arts Helm
rich, VIM. ReiDhlrt, Geo =. Krur, F. O:heshcu-
Sch, dos. Wesburg and VIM. b. CnrisInan, being
The cOrporator5 and trustees.
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A Good Word for the Police.

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
Permit me through your valuable paper to ex-
press my sine re thanks to Major Dye and his eff
cient force for the prompt return or my property
horse and buggy, stolen from this city last Mon
day, and capt with the thief early next MORN
Ing in Baltimore, by Detectives Block and Mat
tngly.
The promptness of action in this case commends
the system inaugurated by Major Dye and dspels
Tor the present the fear OF theft and loss OF prop
erty. DR.. A. C. ADAMS
SG9 18th street northwest
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BLooDLEss DUEL BETWEEN Two DOCTORS
Alexandria Gazette publishes an account OF duel
fought near Leeshurg, at sunrise Tuesday morn
Ing, between DR.. McGill Of that town and DR.. West
OF GoreSville, in which neither was struck. There
had been bad feeling between the two doctors for
some time, which grew out OF a clash in their pro-
feSsiOnal interests, and the difficulty eliminated
in meeting on HarrisOn'S island, in the Poto-
mac, about three miles from Leesburg. The
weapons were pistols, and after the first fire,
which was harmless, reconciliation was effected,
and the doctors, who are first cousins, again be-
came friends,
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CANADA TRIES CORPORAL PUNIsHMENr-T The
punishment of the lash has been adopted in Mon
become OF too frequent occurrence. A French Ca
madam tramp named Jean Baptiste Dubois at
few weeks ago under circumstances which would
have con1ured up Judge Lynch in less peaceful
place than Montreal Tuesday he was sentenced
to receive twenty lashes upon his bare back and
to do years hard lab0r In the pententtarY.
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Affairs In west yyn.h,ur,on.

ELECTION or OPFICsRa-The directors OF the
Potomac Insurance Company have elected H. M.
Sweeny PRESIDENT j. W. Decide secretary, and W.
X Decide assistant secretary
THOUGHT TO BIZ INsANK-A deaf mute whose
carl gave the name OF Billy Lee was arrested this
morning acting In strange manner and begging.
ton will take place.
GEAN.-Arrtved, boat Seneca, with 400 bushels
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REJECTED LOVER ATTEMPTS SU1C1DE-In
Hamburg, Pennsylvania, on Tuesday night last
Oscar Miller, aged 18, was promenading with Kate
Siambach: aged 16; he proposed marriage TO her.
and upon here refusal att mped suicide. He emp
let's penetrating his head, mouth and chest. The
girl fed, and 1t is not known whether Miller shot
at her. He may recover.
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- THE EDUCATORS CONFERENCE.-The National
p ucational Assembly convened at Ocean Grove,
New Jersey to-day. Governor PattisOn, of
nnsylvania, Will preside at the opening session.
and Gen. Z ton, United States Commissioner of
Education, will deliver the opening address. Other
speakers will be DR.. W1ckersham. of Pennsyl.
vania, and Judge Tourgee, author OF "a Fools
Errand.n
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KILLED By BuLa--Brewster Pedrick. an aged
farmer OF Hauppange: SUFFOLK county, N. T., was
ing pasture lot In which the animal was feeding
when he was attacked and terribly gored. He died
soon after
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NV TELEGRAPH CONPANY.-ArticleS of fncor-
poration OF the New England telegraph company
were filed In New York Tuesday. The capital
egraph line from NewYOrk to Bangor, Me-, through
intermediate points.
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THE AMERICAN FORESTRY CONGRESS ELECTS OF.

THE AMERICAN FORESTRY CONGRESS ELECTS OF.
FIcERs.-1he American Forestry Congress assem-
Geo. B. Loring, in the chair. In his annual adj
dress he stated that clearings In the old settled
parts OF the country were being filled up with
states tie acreage OF forests was growing con-
stantly greater. In other states where the SUBJ
Jcc: OF forestry has gained some attention it is also
on the gain The following officers were elected:
President, Geo. B. Loring, Mass; vice presidents,
II. j. jolly, QUEBEC, and Geo: L. Becker, ST Paul;
ton; corresponding secretary, b. E. Fernon, Phil
adelphia; treasurer, Chas Mohe, Ala; executive
committee-B. G. Northrup, Conn; Marion Hig-
j. 1. Bu0d, Iowa.
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HOSTILITY TO HEBREWS IN EURoPE.-Riotous de-
m0nstrattonS against the family OF Joseph Scharf,
who was one OF the defendants in the late Jewish
trials at Nyireghyhaza, Hungary. were renewed at
hour last night Eighteen OF one hundred persons
arrested for participating in the demonstrations
against the Jews at Ekaterinoslav, Ru ssia, have
already been placed on trial before military tr-
huna1
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The N Y. WOrld to-day says: "Ar hope OF hear
Ing from the steamer Ludwig, which left Antwerp
believed by her agents that she has been lost with
all on board The Luiwig carried 26 steerage pas
Singers, crew OF about 30 men, incl udIng officers
and l46 head OF cattle, besides full cargo OF mig
cellaneous merchandise. The vessel and cargo
were fully inSured.n
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GET Hart's Roach Power. No poison.

A SLIGHT FIRE occurred yesterday afternoon IN
the Basement OF d. rpenter's rcs!d ,nce, l04 G.
street Dcrtheast, caused by children playing with
nat
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Mr.. GLADSTONE AND NJ. DE LEssEPs-A meeting
OF the board OF directors OF the Suez canal COM
pany, at which the British members were present,
was held in Paris yesterday. The board unan!.
mously approved the letter of NJ de Lesseps OF the
23d ultimo to Mr.. Gladstone, in which NJ. de Les
seps Informed the English prime minister that he
need not consider himself bound by the terms of
the agreement in regard to the second Suez canal
which he had signed
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Anl,lseIaer.tS.

The CoMIQUE SUMNER GiRDEN.-The buriesuue
and variety performance at the Comiuue attracts
large audience nightly.
ABSER's GARDEN Is well filed every evening
delightful vocal and Instrumental concert is
gwen.
DRIVERS GARDEN maintains its popularity. The
program offered This week is one OF the best OF
the season.
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THE MEETING OF THE EMPEsoEs.-The meeting
OF the Emp, OF Germany and Austria at ISchl
between the two continental powers which at
present have in their keeping the peace OF Eu-
rope. The principal object OF the Interview OF
the EmperOrS William ami Francis 10 eoh Is said
to be to discuss the eXpedlency OF continuing the
triple alliance which Tor three years has existed
supposed to be but part OF their purpose. however
The Empress Elizabeth and Princess Valerie are
staying at IschL The Queen OF Portugal and the
OF the Austrian Imperial family. Hence the story
that the meeting will result in a matrimonial as
Well as political alliance, Valerie, tn ough now
6ui fifteen years old, becoming the fiancee OF
Charles
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You've VANcEs CoNDIrIoN.-Mr. Sep Vance, son
OF Sen tor Vance, who was stabbed at Old Fort,
N. c., one day last week. improved rapidly for
several days, when he had relapse, and at last
accounts py @mia was feared. The wound which
gives the most allrm is that on the thigh, where
the knife penetrated to the bone.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
August q. 1881.


"
The Weather
rrrrcr OF TIE CT.IEF S;aNIL OFr,cgR
wIsFINGToE, DC. Angus, 9. 1888. g:3) l. m
For the middle Atlantic states. fair, fol,owe
by partly cloudy weather anil local rains, winds
mostly from north to east, rising barometer sta
tionary or rising temperature.
SPECIAL BULLETIS-LoCaL RAINS To-NoRRGw.
The following snec.u temperatures were re-
ported al 9. m: ElstpCrt, Gjo; Montreal, 90;
Quebec, go: Mt Washington, ~; Cieyeiani. $50;
ALI en-. 56o; st faUi, $50. Denver, 61o San FfaE-
cisco, $50: Washington, 60. Lo.a! rains are IN j.
Gated on Frfiay II the middle Atlantic states an
lake region fatI weather IS IN licGtc1 on Thur
day AMI Friday Tor NGS England. AMI CLEARING
no decided change in temperature for any dis
trict
Blue LICK. Capon. " So Meta, just received ct
Skaters mineral water d~PCt.
LARGE IGP0ETATI9y OF the celebrated T.3.us
Ni2erl Water mas just been received by Chs. Na2-
der, Oh 1th street nosthy6s. Il is guaranteed to
be the natural sprinE water
GET HaTt's Roach Power. No poison.
A SLIGHT FIRE occurred yesterday afternoon in
the Basement OF d.. & rpenter's residence, I04 G.
street northeast, caused by children playing With
MATCHES.
NoT1CEi-Kets Kamathys. I1O9 Pa. av., takes one
CO.. fne photos with one thirteenth painted, Tor 81
FCssELLs Ice CREAM ssippel anywhere out OF
town.
LOVELY LAWNS, satines AMI ginghams, reduced,
Bsodhead Cos
Mr. e. VI. ESHLgHaE has received the bicycle
won by him at the Washington Light Infantry
fair
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CITY ITEMS.


Fright In she Farm Housed
,o FANNY all TAKEN zen SICK at night Unusual symp.
soap Was il strycnninc 10 the coffee. Greene Vas is
tern had not been cleaned for a long time. The
family had been drinking impure water. They
Pain Killer. Family well. Farm house happy.
Everybody pleased
Enrich and EIcvfsnlize
the blood by using Browns Iron BitterS
CHARLoTrsyIrLE, vA.-Mr C. II. Hartman, presi.
dent OF the Peoples Bank. testies 10 the value OF
Browns Iron Bitters for relieving indigestion.
MARIANA. FLA-Dr. Theo West says: al con-
slider Browns Iron Buffers the best tonic that is
sold"
Burncst's Coc0atne
Promotes Vigorous and Healthy Gro,cth Of the
Hdu lt has been used in thousands OF cases
where the hair YVES coming out, and has never
Ia!ied TO arrest its decay.
Use Burne,t'S Flavoring Extracts-the best.
The 9Th Street Mourning store
Removed 7S6 J. K Young. 6
Bicycle ShirtS.
base Dai and boating shirts all styles, colors
apiece. Special rates to clubs Samples free, at
Auerbaca's cor. 9TH and II streets
Milwaukee, Beer.
&c. stovepipe-drawn from ,rood
u KNIGHT l7S2 Penna. avenue
= That Husband Of Mine
Is three times the man he was before he began
using "Wells' Health Remover. 81. Druggists. Q
The Two Worst Months
In the year for house vermin are upon US. August
and September. Spread Hunts Insect Powder
plentifuly, and realize what comfort means; Is
cents by all druggists
Lundbor9's Perfumes,
Edenia, and Marechal Mel Rose
Milwaukee Beer,
&c. schooner-drawn from GOOD
tr KNIGHT, 1882 Penna avenue
"A1derney Dairy WagOns.o
Fresh Attorney Butter, ohurned every morning
and delivered in E-lb. "Ward" prints CSC. per To-
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk
&c. per at. Cream. 15c mint.
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Cargo Of War Waterfall.
TIE NYsTEKIors MOVEMENTS OF VESSEL LOADED
WITH ANNCNITInN

Capt l. H. Doid, OF the schooner e. @. Irwin.
which arrived in Richmond, Va, last Saturday
from New York, was arrested yesterday on war
rant ISSUED by United States Commissioner Pleas
ants, On charge Of attempted violation OF the
neutrality laws The vessel was also seized and
put in charge OF United States Marshal Grounds.
The charges arc that the vessel had on board sus-
picious war material. It consisted or $50 stand OF
Winchester and repeating rifles. and carbines pis-
tolls, cartridges, boxes OF ammunition in large
quantities, and two cannon with wheels, axles,
etc. :, all new. The Information which led to the
arrest OF the captain and seizure OF the vessel was
given by one OF the crew. WHO states that when
lay to and stcnalea for two hours for some other
vessel which failed to put in IN appearance. The
ptlin then brought the schooner to Richmond
The case Will be investigated by the Un!tet States
commissioners to-day, TO which time Capt. Dodi
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The COurts

PROBATE COURT-J,tdge Hdgner.
Yesterday, the will OF w. N. JefferI. U.S.N.,was
filed and proven and letters issued to the
widow; bond, $4,000. Estate Margaret Cumber-
land; report OF executor and account OF sales
passed. Notice was given by Judge Hagner that
there would be no court till Saturday lat II O'Clock.
POLICE COURT-Judge MiUS, pro tenn.
Yesterday, John Dunn, white, .ani Catherine
Brown, coloret. throwing stones; S each. Robert
Cross. colored, assault on ChaS F. Drexel; $40 or
80 days
To-day, Mary Brown, colored, profanity; s. or
2 days. w m. iein, Albert Edelin, and Thorn as
Americas, loud and boisterous; IS Is days each.
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DROPOSALS FOR BUILDING SITE WASHING.
l. TON LIGHT INFANTRY ARMORY.
Sealed Proposals. win be received UNTIL THE FIF.
TENTH DAY OF AUGUST, At TWELVE M. for
site Tor the proposed Armory Of the Washington Leht
Lots to be not less than rs fest front feet dean
and 70 be located within the following meee bounds
ihiro ana 10Th. and i streets northwest. Lots OF
larger dimensions will be considered. The right 20
proposals to be sealed and endorsed 'Proposais Tor
Armory Site. and addressed TO the undersigned.
j. L. DYER, Chairman.
au4-E Northwest corner 10th aud sfreeta
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NoTICEi-Kets Kemathys. I1O9 Pa. av., takes one
Coz. fine photo, with one thirteenth painted Tor 81
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR COAL.

)ROPOS Ais FOR COAL.
NAVY PAY OFFICE D
WAeHUsGE on. ID. u. August r. 1883
Sealed Proposals to be Endorsed Proposals for Coal.
VII be received at this Office UNTIL TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ. 1HE FIFTEENTH DAY OF hII6IjsT
Tor the below described Coal delivered at the Navy
Yard washington. ID. G., free of expense u the gov
efnent and subject to the Usual inspection cost
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS
.ReQs: Nos. 8 and 81. COO Tons Cumberland Coal
~ ~ lbs TO the toni. best quality free from dust
sulphur or other impurities ~
The contractor to deliver the above coal into carts
provided by the government at the Navy Yard wharf,
ana pay cost OF inspection, and the quantity delivered
70 pe paid for at the weight of the ecaes
Responsible security required on the bids for the
prompt and faithful delivery Of the coal The right IL
reserved to reject all bids not deemed sdyanta
geous to the government.
Blank forms for bids at this Office.
RICHARD WASHINGTON.
suo-N Pay Inspector, Z. 8. Navy.
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Blue LICK. C1pon. &gss@aettl, just received at
Slafer'5 mineral water dfrCt.
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A LARGE DEPORTATION OF the celebrated T13aus
Mineral Water mas just been received by Chs. Nac-
der, Oh eth street nosthy6s. Il is guaranteed to
GC the natural Sprinr wafer.
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$l0O.0OO FIRE IN BALTIMoRE.-A very destruc-
tive lire broke out In the tinware factory OF Mat
tnai, ingram q Co., corner Lexington and Arch
streets In Baltimore. yesterday afternoon, spread
Arch street and Penn alley, destroying property
valued at fully 100000. The area covered was
large, and many Of the losses fall upon poor col
Ored people.
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PREMIER GLADsTONE's SPEECH.-Premier Glad
stone made speech last night at the banquet Of
the LORI Mayor OF London to the ministers. He
said That as soon as England had established re-
iormi Egypt British troops would disappear. He
said he was conf lent nothing would occur to dis
turb the friendly relations between England and
France. He spoke hopefully OF the condition Of
affairs in Ireland.
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HUSBAND SHOOTS HIS WIFE FOR BURGLAR
AT Grand Rapids, Mich., a railroad condu :tor,
htving received visit fromsburgiarS at his house
Monday night, prepared himself for second VISIT
Tuesday night and awaited them In the kitchen.
His wire, awakened by noise In the street, arose
taking her for burglar fired at her, the bali en-
tering her forehead and coming out near her right
ear: She is alive, but slight hopes are entertained
Of her recovery,
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ELLIS AND O'NgrIL COMMITTED the hearing
OF Ellis and ONetll before Commissioner Mills yes
terday Afternoon, after The STAR report closed,
detective Edelin, testified to an interview with
Ellis In JAIL, and the testimony then closed After
nrlef arguments the prisoners were committed for
the grand jury In the sum OF s., 600 each.
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SONS OF JoNADAB.-At meeting of the Sovereign
council or the Sons Of Jonadab at Providence, r.
L., yesterday, resolution was adopted that here
after all past grand chiefs and representatives of
the sovereign Council who failed to attend four
consecutive sas ions without reasonable excuse,
would forfeit their membership. The Severe On
Council adjourned to meet in Philadelphia ON the
~ Tuesday in August. 1884.
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The Two Worst Months
In the year for house vernlin are upon US, August
and September. Spread Hunts Insect Powder
plentifully, and realize what comfort means; q
cents by all druggists
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"A1derney Dairy WaGOns.,
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
snd delivered in k-lb ward" prints, CSC. per To-
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&c. per Qt Cream. 15c. pint
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to George
l1ll!e Allen; Roland Lee and Jennie Dly; Abra-
ham Bates and Lettia V. Carter: Charles c. Clin.
ton and Rosa Taylor; Nathan Kelly apd Sophia
Taylor, both OF Lancaster county. Va; James II.
lincoln and Mary Queen OF Charles county. Nd.
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A Boy HAS BOTH HIS FEET CUT OFF-Arton De.
naer, aged six years, son or Josiah Denaer, living
IN the BeechWoods neghborhood. near Monticello,
n T., met VITA fearful accident few days ago.
The lad was out in the hay field with the hired
man. and, unnoticcd by the latter, came so close
10 nln That the Scythe struck the child'S ankles,
ana with one sweep his feet were cut clean from
the body 1t Is feared that the life of the little
fellow cannot be saved
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Mr. e. NJ. EsHLENaE has received the bicycle
Won by him at the Washington Light Infantry
cir
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THE CoRCoRAN RIFLEs.-At meeting last even.
Ing OF the COrcOran Riff IS, the new military COM
pony OF East Washington, the following officers
were elected: First leutenantJ. w. Searle; second
Lieutenant, NJ. NJ. Mitchell; president, r. w Mann:
vice president, f. T. Toner: recording secretary.
George Tyler; treasurer, j. w. Searle.
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LOVELY LAWNS, satines AMI ginghans, reduced,

FUssEIL's Ice CREAM saippei anywhere out OF
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The RETURN OF THE RIFLEMEN.-Messrs W. I.
Cash and : l. Scott, the Washington members O;
the American rifle team, arrived home from VIM
Dledon yesterday and were banQueted last night
by the honorary members OF the Washington
Light Infantry Corps, to which organization the
distinguished rIfiemen belong.
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TvHE 0ETTYsBURG SPRINGS. 49,
WILL BE OPEN JUNE lirs. NE d
The EAGLE" 70 town, rec nifty ENLARGED, VIII 40
sccommodate bcard@s,. Train! rom WasSinetna con.
meet With ". Nd b ]. II. = @. R ks.. Charles c.
Depot for OeefySbuJI. For furthar pox3ioular1 -
teEnas send for descriptive circular. Addvsa
nysssn \ xAaliSo; e'sSgsss:s.
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LundbOrX's PerfumeA,
Edenia, and Marechal Mel Rose.
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Bicycle ShtrtS.
Base ball and bOatng shirts. all styles, colors
and sizes, Tor men and boys. from SOC. up 70 $3.50
apiece. Special rates to clubs. Samples free aj
AuerDach'Ss cor. 1th and II 81 reefs
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Thc Two Wnv~t NTnm

. That Husband OF M Inc
Is three times the man he was before he began
using "Wells' Health Remover 81. Druggists 8
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LIFE POLICIES PAID.-The Mutual Life Insurance
Company OF New York, Which Is claimed to be
The largest ana strongest company In the world
has paid within the past week s. 636 TO Mrs
Elllca j. Middleton, widow OF Admiral Middleton
and So, i92 TO Mrs Eliza G. Hutchinson, widow OF
Mr. H. NJ. Hutchinson The latter policy cost
$3s23 "a. The rates are 10 per cent lower thin
those OF other large companies. Its representa-
tive Il VIM. z. Yung, 14so New YORK avenue