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Decapstated While STEALING a Hide.
NEyAD A.
Miners wages-lnuugural Bali.

CARSON, January 13.h.-Is is currently re-
ported here this evening that j. Minor Tay-
lor, Secretary Of the bonanza firm, states
that the Miners Union have agreed 70 a re-
duction of wages to So day above the Sutro
Tunnel level, and that there is $50 900. 600 Of
ore to be worked at that figure.
The inaugural ball takes place here this
ayatipo
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Piercing Cold WeatheF-TwO Men Killed
by a Nisr0.GIyeerine Fires
In Portianc-Ena of Long Triat-sai-
eide Near San J0se-Crueify at salt
Lake-Heavy Judament ObfaIned-Res-
Idcnce Burnrd-Senfenee Of Thirty-five
Years Imprisonment-InsOI Mining
COmpan;es-Etc.
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FOREIGN EVENTS.

Sentence OF Prince Krapofkine SMALL
Fire in London-Disastr0us Voyage
French Trade Returns-The Case Of
Prince NapoIeon-The Lord lieutenant
and the situation in Ireland -Mustapha
Hsmaefs Property sequsstrafed-Frisht-
fui Explosion In misunderstanding OF
the Waters of the heva-Etc.
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RESIDENCE Burned =.

RENO, January 10 h.-The residence of
George d. Winters was burned Wednesday,
Loss, 50 000; no insurance. Mr.. Winters is
| a aon of Theodore Winter, and lives on
| Smoke creek, north of Reno.
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They were talking about dogs-the hab-
its, comparative intelligence, etc., of those
sagacious snimals-when young Rather
bert said "Well, sir, my dogs dandy,
he is. You ought TO just see him some.
times Honestly, 1 believe he has more
sense than l have" That's very doubt.
ful compliment for the dog" said old Mr..
Gloomy, who sat over in eorner.-[Tne
Bohemian.
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pounds. He has fair complexiop, light
eyes, dark brown hair and light mustache
The only effects found on his person were
pocket knife and bunch of keys, and the
pistol. TIE time for holding the inquest has
not been fixed.
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE -usros.l
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A Bi.teryy-Contested Case.

SANTA Cruz. January 19sh.-rhe Moore
case. which has been on trial in tie Superior
Court before a jury for seventeen days, was
concluded Wednesday. The Jury were out
about FIVE hours, and found, upon thirty five
special issues submitted to them, Ia favor of
Thomas w. Moore, the administrator of the
estate. This wos the most bitterly.
.,isl that has been had here for many years.
Decapstated While Stealing side.
Los ANGELES, January 19sh.-A man,
name unknown while trying to seal ride
on the east hound emisrsnt train yesterday
evening, fell eff between the c,rs at Spadrs,
thiItv miles from this city. His left leg was
cut If and his head entirely severed from his
body. When picked up he mad Sl9 in his
pocket
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lsrEcrAL DISPATCHES TO 1uE RrcoRD-uNos.l /
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The Live stock Interest.

ST. LOUIS January 19sh.-A convention Of
all the cattle, sheep and horsemen of Texas
has been called to meet st Colorado City on
February 1st, to discuss the live stock busi.
ness and State land questions, and determine
what course ssockmen shall pursue to secure
legislation favorable to their interests, and
to organize committee to look after their
affsies at the capital during the session of
the Legislature.
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The summer Running Meeting at Chi
csSO.

CHICAGO, Janua-y lob. - The sixteen
stakes opened by the Chicago Driving Pa,k
for lis summer running meeting, June 9th
to July 6;h, closed on the 15.h inst, and will
be made public tomorrow. The entries nun.
Der 593, with some stables yet to come. The
greatest number If entries for any previou.
meeting was 4S7, in 1882. The entire coun
try contributes to the list, 107 stables being
represented. Entries are made by William
NJ. Connor and l.. c. Bruce, of New York
d. Mcdonnell, New Jersey Charles Boyl'
and John Forbes Canada; Clifton Bell Col
orado E. j. Baldwin and Theodore Win
ters, California; William Cottrell and Irt
Pride, Alabama w. l. Scott, Pennsylvania
M. M. Allen, Utah. Nest of these owner
have not heretofore been represented.
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Forging Gsuld's Naruc.

New YoRK, January 19th.-Iuspsotor
Byrnss was informed yesterday by Washing
ton 4. Connor, of the Wall street firm Of w.
e. Connor & Co., that during the dsy he had
received what purported to be an order from
jay Gould. directing him TO sell on Gould's
account $500 shares OF the Delaware, Lacka.
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New YORK, January 19sh.-The Western
Union Telegraph Company will make 20
cents the maximum rate for message of ten
words between its offices 10 New Hampshire,
Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island. Con-
necticut, New York City and the southeast
ern part of Maine. TIE reduction gues into
effect tomorrow. Orders are slready given
TO reduce the present rates of 80, 80, 40 and 80
cantz to q 05.cant rate
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bsgt obtain Pa1liaoUtaTy repgoosuta-
ton By ooo9situsneiss being occupied
With cumulative VOTES.
0asaeeDess In 1PeloaA.
DUuu, Dec. "a. = Antagonists
have beso made for special trains -
CONVOY 5000 OranRemsa to oppose the
Nationalist meetings 1t 0romore,
County Mayo. and Coctehill. County
Caiyana.
Soe1 Canal-The Mexican Debs.
PANS, Dec. T.-Le Paris states that
q definite agreement vas concluded be-
tween the Suez Canal Company and
British ship owners, upon terms salts
factory TO the company.
The Mexican Government announces
that no ayraneepsnt exists for the CON-
version Of the Mexican indebse 1neD IN
England.
4 CeeA 1avest0eos.
BUKSos AYREs, Dec. N.-The ArRen-
tine Government is about to issue bonds
to tho amount of 100000. to advance
public instruction in the provinces and
for buildi7g 800 schools.
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An ADDITIONAL TRIBUTE.-Hon. Or
rim Kinoaid, Of Whatoom. has earned
the appreciation of his constituents in
the shape Of . handsome gold watch
and gold headed cane. He has gained
. reputation for dividing the county,
but now he has added to his accom-.
pliahments BY becoming himself united.
Last evening, az the n. e. parsonage,
BY the pastor, Rev. ]. N. Denison. Mira.
Cleevee, Of SkaRit, made q happy
change, and will now DO addressed al
Hon. Mrs. Orrin Kincaid. SkaQit
county furnished . splendid gift and
now supplies q partner for life to him
who served her we'll.
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CHnIsrMAs T1x1 AND SUNDAY School
FEsTIvAL.-Tke Christmas tree and
Sunday School festival in the Chapel of
the Good Shepherd In North Seattle will
take place this evening at 6:45 .. m.
Ate. short service at the church. the
school will proceed to Bells Hall whore
the tree 10 and whore the presents viii
b distributed. All friends Of the Chapel
are cordially invited to be present. AZ
there were no services at the Chapel ON
Christmas day, the Christmas services
will b held on Sunday at 11:15 q. m.
and at Z p. m.
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PLKAsNo PERyoRMANCE.-The Lam
Rriahs Company appeared before good
audience at Yesler's Hall last evening
in the lauehable play of Is The Man in q
Maze" which was rendered in a most
satisfactory manner to the audience.
At the conclusion Of this play Mr.. Geo.
@. Slaley, the dialect comedian and Ty-
rolean vocalist. rendered . number Of
his pleasing specialties, after which the
performance concluded with the side
splitting farce Of 6ksptios," in which
the various membeFs Of the company
were % transformed that even old
Skeptio" himself vas sorely puzzled.
The fourth and last performance BY
this talented company viii be given this
evening.
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~ To entry The Comminuiouer ~ eh>
0eoorol Land Odlce. durine the -
week, cancelled q entries on uuhIic
land IN Colorado. Ii in Dakota. snd ~
IN New Mexico.
Dssiness Hailsres.
NEW Yonx, Dec. 8.-Business fai,urss
IN the United States she Iast even davr
were "a, and in Canada AID the prov
fn0es y. reduction Of s. as COMPARED
with the total during the preyious
week.
ne Mssssssoppt River D0prsveneue.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.-Amoup the
matters submitted by the M,ssisaiupi
niver Com Ilssioners 10 An estimate of
the number OF cubic yards of ear b
work required for levees Of certain
GRADES between Commerce, No.. and the
!orts below New Orleans, a distance Of
1903 miles. At total cost Of . cents
Per cobic yard, IL n estimated that the
work will cost $4,l43,770. The finan
clai statements accompanying the re-
port give estimates of the funds re-
CURED for the fiscal year ending June
6Nh. 1854. for the improvement of the
levecs OF the Mississippi river below
Cairo at 5000. 900. For the fiscal wear
ending June 30, 1886. the work at New
Madrid will reach 5000, 600; the work
at Memphis will reach Is, 7O0, OOO; sala-
mes and expenses of commission for
the next fssal year, $4,000. OF the
appropriation for improving the river
by act Of August 2. 1882, the balance on
hand December I, 1852, was g., 388, 600;
amount expended to November I'D, in
Guiding outstanding liabilities. e.
timated TO January l, 1884, $2,l87,-
I'D; balance available unpledQed
70 January LIST, 1884, bot which will be
required for ,are of property and main
tenauce of organization for the remain
der Of fiscal year, 5000 All mem
hers ut the commission concur in the
report, except General G. b. Comstock,
Who submits minority report. Com
stock says the appropriation of Sl1,-
A3, 40 mentioned by the commission
ers II too small for any adequate system
Of leveea intended TO prevent destruc-
ton by floods (exoept intervals of Ii or
~ years. and TO secure the property
and Inhabitants behind them fr0ln dan
ger Of destruction.
Railroad Agreement.
B0sroN. Dec. 8.-The directors of
the Atcnison, Topeka Il Santa Fe Rail-
road unanimously adopted a plan of
with the Pacific railways. President
strong goes 20 New York to effect
6nal adjustment with the St. Louis d
San Francisco, which has already as
seuted to the plans.
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TORONTO, Dec. N.-The Trades Con-
Rress unanimously resolved that the fu-
tule welfare Of the working people of
the Dominion required the prohibition
Of importations OF Chinese laborers.
A Fearful Tragedy.
ST. JOINS, N. f., Dec. N.-Adviees
from Harbor 0race state that an Orange
procession yesterday, while passing
Ships Head, was fred upon BY crowd.
At 6rst the OranQemen thought tho fir-
ing was from powder guns carried By
their friends, until they saw their men
fall. Four men were killed-tWo Or
anRemen and tvo Roman Catholics.
Eight are reported mortally wounded,
and eighteen 10 twenty alightly. Head
Constable Doyle 10 among the wounded.
There 10 lull in the outbreak at Har-
Dor 0race, bot the nei0hboTing town Of
Casbonoar Ia in Q state Of the widest
frenzy. Over 1000 men arc paradine
the streets and preparing 70 march
upon Harbor Grace. Crowds are hurry
ing up from the whole extent Of the
country about 70 the eoene OF the dis
turbance. All the business places are
olooed, and most Of the private residen-
GO ere protected By bars and bolts.
Police dispatched from 81. Johns reach
cd HarboF Grace Last might II The riet
breaks ont anew the lAW o(loerD viii b
powegleoD % proteoe life and property.
u h ruoorsd tha4 the government has
oablod to Halifax for troops and Q var
chip. II The CaFbonsar contingent
marches into HarboR Grace tho result
will b terrible 10 contemplate.
Runner - - lmpssssns msve.
PAsss, Dec. SILT = rumoFed on the
| BourAS that the FTsnoh forces havo
lander upon the Island Of Hainou, sp-
poaitI the mouth Of the Delta Of theRod
Rive. and which commands The Straits
Of Hain0u, throaeh vhish all com
msscs OF tho 0olf q TonQuin paasss %
Honakco0. The rumoR laoks ooaAfma-
ton.
ne Auessean 9asAeps aaA sAe Re.
Roaen, Dee. N.-The Amssisan biah.
ops deuy that any aaFeo0snt haa besu
arrived at oeuoegui1g The attttnde a
~ Catholic clergy q the Uuited 6tatol
towards Fsuianism. The Amseisaz
bishops sla1s that nsitheg q the peupa.
gands ooaf1esnoe nse q the va1ionn
have they had any aGroemo0h Disagree
meut q discussion IN any manner ou0
neeaed With Fenianism. Before ~
hiehops befs AnI6g3oa for Romo ouur
thin oop6a of fonianigm In passioulax
md poliSisaI matsers esnseally, vosl
nOe % b oo0nidseod IN thio miaG50n.
~ War - Tso0u1n.
| PAnn, De-. "A Canton dispasol
. stasss that IL Vieesoy hns hasn ce0seul
, 70 ssnd trooQs 70 to Toaquin fIouttsa
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Seizure Of Opium.

SAN FRANCrsco, Dec. 28.-The Customs
authorities have seized 1903 pounds of
crude opium Of the value Of 5000.
brought here on the steamer Granada
from Panama. The Surveyor ordered
Il seized on the ground that il il a pro-
hibited article Of import under the
treaty with China.
Money orders - hawaiian OOees.
The postal money order system haa
been established between tho United
States and the Hawaiian Islands, to 90
into effect January LIST next.
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will Nss Rev.

VALLEJO, Dec. "a short time ago
Austin Stevenson accepted the offer
which Hanlan made. to give any oars
man $1,000 who would beat him In a
threo-miie race. Hanlan has now re-
quested Stevenson to release him from
the engagement and he has consented.
No r0nGOuo for the roUueat ara asai0ued
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nmunyus (O.), Dec. N.-The State
cssrsnfiou of Liquor Dealers, after
sSse3ine q State organization, with q
.S,sl committee Of fifteen 20 look
49, auxiliary associations and legis-
sssssn. ADOPTED al the sense Of the CON-
...,sion that, ~ the people Of Ohio
49, AGAINST prohibits0u at the last
ssssfion, and ~ she scott Law was, in
49, yieV. contrary to the wish Of the
ssssle - expressed by that vote. they
~ The Legislature 70 abolish it.
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r . 4 l9 4


ToRoNro, Dec. N.-rhe Trades Con-
gress unanimously resolved that the fu-
tule welfare Of the working people Of
the Dominion required the prohibition
of importatiOns OF Chinese laborers.
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Railroad Agreement.
PACIFIC COAST

VALLEJO. Dec. 1.-THE MOhican, q
steam sloop Of war, was successfully
launched today ct the Mare Island Navy
Yards. She carries eight guns besides
Ratiing and boat guns. Il is expected
that she will be attached to the Pacific
a0uAdr0n.
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0DuA0o, Dec. ga conference waa
~ this afternoon between Vice Com
gloner Payson and Representatives
T. ~ vegteEn connection trunk lines in
NGns6 70 thS trouble In through passen-
~ yateo frum New York 10 the Mis-
eeed river, but, without reaching any
Unite eouoluaion, adjourned until to-
ng1ou. Il h believed C. at the differ
teN viii b adjusted.
IL meeting Of the Iowa pool lines,
- ~ tomorrow, has been postponed
u14l Monday on account Of the oOntin-
- abe1noe Of the managers Of most OF
- toAd1 Who are In the Omaha CONSUL
ooloa - the tzipartite agreement.
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SAN Francisco, Deo. 28.-Bsst-& Bel
cher 81 Is. Bullion Coo. Chollar 81 60,
Grown Point $40, Grand Prize 20c, Mex
loan 81 O5. Northern Belle 100, Overman
100, Savage Ito, Union - SO. Bodie Con-
solidated 80, California 100, Consolidat-
ed Virginia 800, Gould d Curry 81 80,
Hale q Norcross 81 80. Mt. Diablo 81 80,
Ophir % IS, Potosi$l 20, Sierra Nevada
8, Utah 81 Is, Yellow Jacket 81 10,
Alpha 81, Eureka Consolidated 81 80,
Belcher 81. Exchequer, $50.
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The Courts.

EQUITY COURT Judge James.
Yesterday, Beach agt. B Zach ct al. decree pro
COME and order OF publication. Holmead agt.
ESlin ct al decree final ratification nsi. Mali
han ct al. agt. Waggaman ct al sale finally rati-
fl ID. Plckrell agt Hume ct al. leave to ME cross
bill Baxter ct al agt Wheeler; order fixing bond
OF trustee and bond approved. Bright agt: Not
tingham; trustee appointed; Hoover agt. MARI ct
al; lien declared. In re Joseph Clarke; auditors
report confirmed. Williams agt Williams; tru5-
tees ordered to pay over money.
CRIMINAL CouRT-J'tdoe WMie.
Yesterday, VIM Ellis, assault; guilty: verdict
set aside and new trial ordered. VIM. Robinson,
petit larceny from the person; not guilty.
POLICE CcURr-Jud0e Shell.
Yesterday, Adam Clay, trespass; S. Annie
jackson, colOred, larceny Of pair OF shoes from
Spencer Gibbs. 80 days Charles Wilson, larceny
OF so cents from Chas. Coatsler; 80 days. Rodger
johnson, colored assault on Elizabeth Johnson,
his wife; S. Frank Johnson, profanity; S., John
Ryan, destroying private property; $40 or 30 days.
Lorenzo Wills colored, disturbing relis ious con-
gregation; IS or Is days. Mace Butler. destroying
a tree box; DO. Henry c. Smith, maintaining a
nuisance; S. Wesley Shorter, colored, firing fire.
crackers In the street; IS or IL days Alexander
Barbara, Indecent exposure; IS.
To-day. John SummS, loud and bOSterOus; $40
or 80 days. Rose McDeyitt and VIM Mackey, sam,
ofense; S or Is days each. Henry Frieze, Pro-
IA nity. AZ
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The PROGRESSION A US1r.

Mr.. C. H. .PER, of No. 223 Main street, Worces-
ter, Mass, volunteers the following:
'Haying occasion recently to remedy for kid
ney disease, 1 applied to my druggist. Mr. D. B. Will
lams Of Lincoln Square. this city, and requested him
to furnish me the best kidney medicine that he knew
of. and he handed me- bottle of Hunts Remedy, sta
ting that considered the best because he had sold
many bottles Of it 70 his customers Worcester and
they all speak of it in the highest terms and
it always reliable took the bottle home and COM
menced taking it. and find that it does the work effect
ualy; and am pleased to recommend to all who have
kidney liver disease the Of Hunts Remedy. the
sure cure"
April IL. 1888.
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Rockville Academy Commencement.


The seventy-fourth annual commencement OF
the Rockville Academy, held at the Town hall on
Friday night, June 18th, was well attended. The
program was as follows, intersper,ed with music
by the Rockville orchestra: Salutatory, Evans
Fugttt; allow TO make true Virginian," r W.
Ailnutt; I'm the land where we were dreaming"
d. J. Luckett; "Honors to George Peabody" 8. H.
Bogey; 1.-THE harvest OF rum,"C. g. NJ Donald;
KeTsFf 6Wa a1rv IIsam tHere hs Is
ley; Kate KHtchum and Tommy Dude" J. c.
Patterson; somebody's Eother," j. G. Trail;
.Pyramus and Thisbe" g. Wilson; presentation
OF medlls by Mr.. E. b. Prettyman, q member of
the board o! trustees.
John Muncaster received the West medal the
highest honor; Mr.. Richard White, OF Boyd's
station. mathematical medal; Mr.. G tOrge B. Far
quh1r, OF Sandy Spring, medal Of the inter-
mediate department; Master Abby Henderson,
medal OF primary department.; the valedictOrian
thep babe farewell ami the crowd dispersed,
with the exception OF tie young people who re-
ma!ned till a. m, threading the dizzy NAYS
OF the dance" c. ID. Luckett. principal, and +. j.
Prettyman, assistant, deserve credit for the stand
ard or excellence to which the academy has been
raised IN the past year.
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STILL TO THE FORE!
GUINNIP'S
404 AND 4O6 SEVENTH STREET NoRTHWEsr

STILL TO THE FoREI
GUINNIP's,
4o4 AND 4o6 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
This week we shall offer Special Goods at Special
Prices SO that those desiring Special Articles pro-
for the six Special Days Of this Special Week. e A'''ns
PARAsOLS. AT AND UNDER COST.
s pisp sna fancy Rips former price
plain and fancy nns former p9oe s ssse
ss s .0 GGpqre trimming So former price
rufiings git frame S Is former price ss so G.r
pre q. sna csrnaI snd Cream med ~
-; former price So.
In ,si. one o, T mast
found ali garments Of Underwear made Of cotton and
lots Of soiled Garments offer at exactly Half Prioe
SSsS,snly %ndeIssii ANY q cs%Psii.ofs asH.s
1Ss S. 20 90 se 20
CENTS FURNISHINGS.
We certainly do bod seservedy large trade in this.
and have and shall continue offer goods mt surprs.
s7s sss
and E.s
PRICE IS ooor si rio ssn g.
50 and 40 cents Fancy Stripes 10. l2s, rs and 20
mer prize. IS cents China SIN Handkerchief. all the
lively cent Handkerchief sells elsewhere at 81 Is
Linen Handkerchief. both plain and fancy border 10.
l2s, 10, IL. "a and rs cents.
WHITE GOODS.
We still continue to sell these goods with amazing
rapdity. they of the desirable fabrics-a
ways fresh In appearance and selling ut the lowest
prices in the city. India Linen l2h Is and up.
Linen Lawn, 90 %, rs. 80 and 81 y cents. Striped
Fque 10 cents worth Is cents. Mareill-s Is cents,
worth 20 cents Lace Stripes 10 cents, reduced from
l2h cents Plain and Fancy swlss, II cents and up.
We are closing out large stock of Trayelin Satchea
at cost price. We would wish the public understand
that our special sales do not exist i'm spread earle style
paper, but I'm solld certsntes, which daily veri-
ned by the increasing magnitude Of our trade. Tho
public Is competent judge. being interested one;
announcement.
GUINNIP 4 CO.,
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Anau>emcnss a,a Excursions To-nigt

Anin>emcnss as,d Excursions Tonight.
UE,yERS4IIGT CHURCH.-TcStimonal concert to
Miss Hattie Whiting.
THEarER CoaIQUE.-VarletieS.
ABSER'S GARrES.-Colcert.
DRIVERS GAaDGN-Yar.eties.
SPEou GiRDEN.-Concert
SWIMMING SCHooL-tientlemen 800 to l0p m.
EXCURSION RICEHOND.-Tne George Leary
leaves at 5:SG jhi, evening.
EXCURSION TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tonight
over the Virginia Midland for the Lynchburg re-
Satta-
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WE ALL SAY so.

Mr.. GEORGE A. BURD TT. No. 165 Front street.
Worcester, Mass has Just sent the following, di-
rectly to the point:
''Being afflicted with ailments to which all humanity
is subject sooner or later, read carefully the adver
tisement regarding the rema kable curative powers OF
Hunts Remedy. and it seemed to apply to my case
exactly. purchased bottle Of the medicine at JAN
nerys drug store in this CITY, and having used it with
most beneficial results in my case my wife and
son also commenced its USE and it has most de-
cdedly improved their health. and we shall continue
its use in family under such favorable results"
April II. 1883.
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Excursions -E'o.n,orroxv

MOUNT FEKS0N--The w. W. CO-coran Will make
two trips ID Mount Vernon, starting at 10 IL IN. and
9:3n .. IN.
MARSHALL H.LL--IilI1all and BIupr'S eXcur-
sion. larry Washington leaves at 30 a. m ana
$3.50 y. IL
GLy"oST.-The ArrCwsmith Will make two trips.
$50 g. H. and D. III.
LURAI GavE--TrainS viii, leave at a. M and
return AT 1890 ?. IL. via Virginia Midland rail-
road.
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Affairs in West Washington.

Characterization Ruby, with $500 bus.
wheat and 300 bus. corn Sales, $500 bias. wheat.
at $l.21 per bus. 300 bus. corn (damageu), at SO
cents
CONDITION OF THE WATER-Great Falls, no re-
port receiving reservoir, south connection clear;
YOtr. clear