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Ikuex TO aDyERrissaEsrs IN THE STAR |

ANrsrNryTs-1st Pare
AFIoRNEYs-3d PAGE.
AucTIor SALEs-7tn and 6th pageA
EoARDING-4th pare.
Icoxs. Sc--3d page
BUSINESS CHANcEs-4th para.
CHI IIEMs-Sth page.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE 4th page.
CopsTRY BoAsDIyG-4th page.
I1EIHs-Sth page.
EESTIsTRY-4th page.
l'EY GcoDs-5th page.
EprcATIoNAI.-5th para.
ExCuRsIoNs-1st page.
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-7th page.
frEANcIAI-6th page.
For Rryr (Roons)-4th paye.
fCK RENT (HoIsesl-4th pays.
Fer RENT (Miseellaneous)-4th pare.
IoI SALE Miscellaueous)-4th page.
fcI SALE fHouses,-4th page.
6HNIIkMEN's GooDs-3d page.
EoUsKTURSIsEIses-6 page.
LADIES GCoDs-3d pare.
IosT AND FoUNp-4.h page.
MONEY TO LoAN-4.h oaya
MEDICAL, &c.-6th para.
PIANos AND oReASs-7th page.
PEOFIssIoNAL.-1th para.
PsoPosALs-6th page
BAILIPAps-6th Pare.
SCRAF PICrUREs-4th page.
SrvISa MAcHIxEs-7th page.
SUMMER REsoRTs-Jth Para.
SPECIAL NoIICKs-Ist t,ase.
SFTCIsLIIEs-6th pare.
STEAMERS, &c-oth page.
EAII DFPosIr-6th para.
Tn TBApFs-6th pare.
CNDERTAEFHs. &c.-S.h page.
WAITED tHe,p)-tth para.
WANTED (S:tlationsl-4th page.
WANTED (Houses>-4th pare.
WAITED (RoOmsl-4th pare.
WANTED (AIisce.lsneous)-4ti page.
WooD AND CoAL-6.h rage.
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The Courts.


COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Tuesday. Harris VS.. Dammann; judgment below
affirmed.
Yesterday, Bashford VS. Dunn; argued and sub.
mitted. Dalton ct al. VS.. Baltimore and Potomac
railway company; on hearing. Miller vs. Balti-
timore and Potomac railway company; argued
ami submitted.
Alley agL Quinter ct al; opinion by Judge Cox.
that there Is no defect in q bill in equity where
there Is not prayer for process and without such
prayer process may be issued against the DEFEND
ants as one when the remedy is not asked against
some specific defendant Bashfor agt. Dunn:
opinion by Judge Hagner, reversing Judgment Of
the court below.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Jud0e MacArthur
Tuesday, Stockwell & Co. VS.. Mason; referred to
Gron, on trial.
Yesterday, Mccullough vs.. Grofr; on hearing.
Cahill vs. Henry; judgment; by agreement for
plaintiff.
EQUITY C0URT-Judge James.
Tuesday, Brown VS.. Brown: sale ordered. Rich
ardson vs. Richardson; testimony ordered taken.
Cornelius VS.. De Vaughn; order appointing guard
ian ad Ittem. Cohen VS. Cohen; sales ratified MIST
Leddy vs. Fltzmorris; trustees ordered to pay
Owen Leddy'S share to trustee in cases 96l and
7,6la Barber VS.. Gilmore; time to take testimony
extended.
Yesterday. Wood VS. Wood: auditors report con-
ned and cause referred 20 auditor. Nickerson VS..
Nickerson; restraining order return BILE June q
granted In re John 8. C0Wles non compoS:
Israel T. Townsend appointed committee.
POLICE C0URT-Judge Shell
To-day, Thomas Barton, cOlOred, throwing
stones; IS or days John Young, d.sorderly con-
duct: $ or Is days.
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Mr. HOWARD CARRoLL's LITHoGRAPH1C PoR-
candidate for Congressman-at-largef for New York
last fall he ordered from William NJ. Clark 10 600
lithographic portraits of himself to be delivered
sent to the democratic headquarters, where they
remained for several days. When they were
finally sent to the republican headquarters Mr..
Carroll refused to receive them, on the ground
that they We're then OF no use to him. Suit was
brought by Clark to recover $275, and the case was
tried yesterday in The marine court. A verdict
was rendered In favor of Mr. Carroll.
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long and painful Illness fHEBs cR FER daaFh
Funeral will take place sunday. June the OATH at
York avenue.
nelly. infant son Of Frank and Annie bonneliy aged
two years and three months.
baltimore papers please copy.l
HILL. On Tuesday June the 18th. 1883. at O'Clock
MARTHA ANN HILL. devoted mother Of Mary e.
Lee, eyed red fo fort s n years -, ~
1872 street southwest Friday June the 22d at two
o'clock m. Her remains will be taken to Zion Wesley
invited. ~1N AAN' -
HoUGH; June 10. 1888, at $50 D. M, Mrs. PLEAS
Ant G. HoUGH, in the sixtleth year Of her age:
m n.ee' ahors0aS' June 2is'' al nall past four p
KELLY. On June 20. 1888. JANE E. W. KELLY.
Kelly, of New Bedford, Mass
Her remains viii be Inferred at New Bedford Mass
f ne m West
Dr.; e: h. and Henrietta Cragin.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
PYWELL. On Wednesday. June Doth. 1883, ROB-
ERr r, PYwEIL, after a long and painful illness.
which he bore with patience aud Christian fortiude
in the SEVENTEEN year of his age:
residence 625 street northwest on saturday the I'D
inst, at O'Clock p. m.
RUTH. On June 10. 1883, at $50 a. M, JNO b.
RUTH aged forty nine years. after long and painful
funeral will take place from his late residence
No 173 It'll street northwest on Friday dune 22. at
respectfully invited to attend. s.
STONE. On June 81, 1883. at $3.50 a. M, OF diphthe
ria and pneumonia, MAY, daughter of Sarah s. and
the late James H. Stone. aged fifteen years and one
Notice of funeral hereafter q
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MARRIED,

MARRIED,
HOLMEAD.-GROss. On June 20. 1888. at Epiph.
H0LMEApt to NARY hoss a ares u Cant
Frank p. Gross. U.S.A.
MUNROE-BARKER. On June goth, 1888, at the
residence Of the brides parents in Philadelphia by the
R RGi s; "; Dana I'D, CHARLES EDWARD MN
daughter OF Prof George F. Barker Of the University
Of PENNSYLVANIA.
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4 TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER OF In.
NOCENeS.

EflGhtf0l Evidences Of Crime I'm
earthcd In PhiRadesphla-The Sk ulls
Of Twenty -One Babies Dug Up from
lar.
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THE APPLICATION Of Mr.. Joseph s. NorrelI, STU
dent. for admission TO the bar, was to-day on mo-
Son Of Col j. g. Payne, referred to the examining
committee.
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PAEAsoLs at cost. Storms, s4 7th street.

IT IS THOUGHT that a floating Bethel In District
waters, just of the Alexandria wharveS, would
md marriage fees considerable source OF income
TO the minster-aS, ON account of the restrictions
on Virginia couples contemplating marriage, most
or the candidates for matrimony in Alexandria
and the neightoring counties come to this side Of
the Potomac tn be welded.
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CITY ITEMS.
s.Thought the Child Would Die, .,

ssThought the Child Would Die.''
This is what the Sisters OF the Home for Catho-
Tic Children, In Boston, said about poor little
CHILD who was racking itself almost to death With
with severe spasms and vomiting, and with fright
full pains In the head. The Sisters write: ave
used Perry Davis Pain Killer with the most aston
fsh1ng results. In few hours the disease was
gone and the child was we'll"
Read J. w. Schafer's
another Of this
one In use and consider it the boss"
An Effective Medicine
tration. and well worthy OF trial, is Browns
Iron Bitters"
RusaMoRF, OBJ. A. Page says: 81 have pre-
scribed Browns Iron Bitters in several instances,
ana In each case obtained good results"
CLUTsvILLE, ALA.-Dr. W. Carter says: 81 have
used Browns Iron Bitter5 in my own family for
Indigestion with great benefit"
Premature Loss Of the Hair
may De entirely prevented by the use Of Burnetts
The superiority of Burnett,s Flavoring Extracts
consists in their perfect purity and strength.
An Alarming Progeny.
Two or more couple OF undisturbed reaches or
almost untepantahle; therefore use now Hunts
insect Powder. Price, 26 cents; for sale by all
druggists.
LunibOrs's Perfumes,
Edenia, and Marechal Mel Rose.
The Rapid Ice Cream Freezer,
quickest Freezer in the market, to be had at j. W.
Schaefer's, 1920 18th street northwest. 2
The White Mountain Hammock Chair.
chuck full OF comfort, only g. at j. w. Schaefer's,
1910 9TH street northwest 2
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GsNrLEMEN's fine soft and stiff felt hats, at and
below cost, to close. j. T. Dyer, Assignee, 1913 L
d n. W.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The NeRflaRH

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SI6NAi. OFFICER
WASHINGTON. DC, june 81, 1884, $50 a. m
For the mifdle Atlantic states, fair weather,
followed by light rains tonight, light variable
winds. stationary or slight fall in temperature.
lower barometer in southern portion.
SPECIAL BULLETIN-LoCAL RAINS TONIGHT OR TO
MORROW.
There is a slight disturbance over the Ohio VAL
ley, veering slowly eastward. causing heavy local
rains In indiana, Illinois, Kentucky and Tennes-
see Fair weather continues In the middle south
Atlantic and guf states. Local rains are reported
IN the lake region, northwest and northern New
England. The following stations report over one
inch rainfall during past twenty-four hours: Des
Moines, LOS; Onaha, 80; Springfield, ILL.,, 236;
EaStport, 2b2- The temperature has fallen slightly
In the Ohio valley middle Atlantic states and Ten
nessee, and has remained about stationary In all
other districts. The winds are generally from
southwest to northwest the Atlantic coast, and
light and variable in the axe region and MISSISSIPPI
pi valley The following special temperatures
were reported at a. IN: Eestport, 53o; Montreal,
62o: Quebec, 6io; Cleveland, 63o; Mackinaw City,
$50; Duluth. $50; st. Paul, $50; Denver, 65o Local
rains are Indie tie! for the districts the Atlantic
coast Tonight ana on Friday morning, followed
by partly cloudy weather. Slightly warmer, fair
weather Is Indicated for the upper lake region and
northwest on Friday.
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Excursions, &c.

LOWER CEDAR PoINE-There will be family
and ch1idrens excursion to Lower Cedar Point on
Monday, 18th instant, on the steamer Armenia,
for the benefit OF the Memorial Christian church.
EXCURSION TO RICHMoND.-The steamer Excel
sior will make an excursion to Richmond next
Tuesday. She will leave at $50 pm. Tickets s.,
good for ten days.
To CAPE MAYA select excursion to Cape May
will be given on Saturday, June 30th, via the
Pennsylvania railroad. Military and musical at
fractions. Concerts every afternoon. ROund-trip
IS; tickets good until July 9Th.
no, FOR QUANTICO. excursion, under the
auspices OF the E-street Baptist Sunday school.
will be given tomorrow on the John w. Thomp-
son. Boat leaves at am. sharp, arriving home
at $3.50 pm.
To THE CAPEs.-The George Leary makes her
first trip this season to the ocean on Saturday,
leaving 7th-street wharf at q pm.
LOWER CEDAR POINT.-The steamer Armenia
leaves 7th-Street wharf daily, at 9 am, except
Saturdays, for Lower Cedar Point.
OCCoQUAN FALLS, MARSHALL HALL AND GLY.
MoNT.-The Mary Washington makes trips to Oc-
coquan Falls every Monday and Wednesday. To
Marshall Hall every Saturday, leaving at 9 am,
and Sunday excursions to Marshall Hall and ely
mont
HO, FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN BRIDGE
Steam packet Excelsior will make her regular
trips to above places Sunday, Wednesday and Fri
day.
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NorICE.-Kats Kemethys. 1tG9 Pm. av, takes one
doZ nne photos with one thirteenth painted for 50
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: Bur your colored glasses at Ladson's, 5ss 9th.

RECEIVED. yesterday. fresh supply of Saratoga,
SlcEy. Badfoft, Blue Ii X, Apol naTis. and OswegO
Deep Rock al Shafer's Mineral Water Depot.
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FUssELLS Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out OF
town Special attention To Strawberry festivals.
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FoE JOB PRINTING and supplies go to Milans
PACIFIC LAWNS, only 6xc. Storms, se4 18th St.
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A Month Of Excursions.

Il Month Of EXCuK0tOnO.
RIVER STEAMERS TO BIB KEPT BUSY In JULY-cURl-
0Us THEORY OF CITIZEN.
ga friend Of mine told me" said citizen to a
STAR man to-day, "that all the steamers on the
river that could be secured for such purpose had
been engaged for excursions every day during the
month OF July"
1.-THE people must be intending to live on the
river this SUMNER" remarked the reporter.
"There are not as many people going away this
summer, you will ind, and they will substitute
river excursions" he continued.
"Why are people going to stay home this sum-
mer7" asked the reporter.
"On account Of the next presidential election.
You will always ind the government employees
more economical prior to such an event"
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ssA1derney Dairy WagOns.''
Fresh Attorney Butter, ckurned every morning
and delivered in K-lb Ward" prints 35c. per ID.
Sc. per Of Cream, 15c. pint
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CHE XsNDER's Melliston, a sure cure for dyS-
pepSia- Get 1t at No. GIL TIN ST H. w.
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Milwaukee Beer.
SC. schooner-drawn from GOOD.
tr KNIGHT, 1889 Penna- avenue.
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Milwaukee Beer,
&c. a stovepipe-drawn from arOod.
TT KNIGHT. 1872 Penna. avenue
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B.UE GLASSES, SOC. and 81. Ladson's, 5a8 9th.
CHEAPEST JOB PRINTING, MIlan5, 6J7 7th ST. NV.
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Don't Die in the House.
"ROugh on Rats" Clears out rats, mice, reaches
bed-bugs, flies, ants. moles, chipmunks, gophers.
15c.
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BRIEFS PRINTED 75cts page, MIans. COZ It'll st.
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GILL AND TRAP-NEr FIsHING-Some OF the
washington seine men who fish In the lower Po-
tomac but who eat-o9t several weeks ago and re-
men are carrying on operations all up and down
the river, and no one molests them. They are
catching late shad and Sailing them This shows
the necessity for the enactment OF uniform laws
by the states OF Maryland and Virginia. and max
Ing provision for their vigorous enforcement.
Some OF our Washington fishermen own the shores
On which they operate on the lower river; others
rent theirs, paying heavy rents for them, and are
and they consider it hardship that they cannot
be protected
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE.-Deeds in fee
H. Herr, lot 125 B; and HIS addition to George
town; S, 200 William Gilbert to Judson Gilbert,
p I $3.50 Taeno "a 'P Dons
pit. p, 50: 70: leo Sarah A. Paxton ct al. to
James Walker, pts Is and 16, B. and H. addition;
erty K. Pywe :" to Eaward s smms ,P lot
g. so. $780, $500 Eleanor E. Ellery to A. s. Ellery,
ssra So So ~; f,1er; sam l. So ~ as
MeLausnIir to Same s., sa S4l: 'e
AID SIC to Ip H. Shfridan lots and 81 Of So
26s; s.. ". B: Kibby ct al. to John Burns. h <
nardine Tnyson, lots 80 to 81, SO. 1854; s.. Anna
Grs 40 Ba P 1s'
II o1' 10, t~'iVV. III '. Sndpuau W JUN a. fFtS-
colt, same property; $780,
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-The clerk of the court has
issued marriage licenses to Alfred Holmead and
Mary F. P. Gross; William Walsh OF OsweQo, n
Y, and Rosa G. Brandth, OF this city; Charles M.
BriscOe and Mamie Stmms, both OF Alexandria,
Va: Lewis Eiseman. of Baltimore, Nd, and Rosa
Blum OF this city; George Groves and Ellen Mel
son; Wallace H. Febrey and Sadie Snort.
THE PINEY POINT HOTEI.-A large party OF our
citizens pOjn f
this week. A band OF music is now at the hotel
and dancing will be In order.
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Removal Of District Government OFF,
CeU
THE NEW QUARTERS OF THE POLICE AND FIRE DE-
PARrMBNTs, THE FIRE ALARA SERVICE AND THE
HEALTH OFFICE.
The reconstruction and changes necessary to be
made in the HELEN building to 1T It for occupation
by the several District offices bave progressed so
far toward completion that some OF the or1ctals
who are to have their offices there are already In
their new quarters, and others are at work moving
their furniture and placing it In the new quarters
TRANSFER OF THE FIRE ALARM AND POLICE TBLE-
PHONE APPARATUS.
For the last two or three weeks Superintendent
Il. R Miles, Of the District lre-alarm service, has
been gradually making ready for his change OF
location. This has been q delicate and difficult
operation, but he now has the lre-alarm appar-
atus all moved. The new connections were made
was tested DIRECTLY by the alarm
In for the IRE on freight train at the B. O. de-
pot, mentioned in yesterdays STAR The police
quarters yesterday, the old connections being sew
cred and the new ones made In minute or two.
THE NEW POLICE HEADQUARTERS.
The two rooms in the basement OF the corner
building will be used by the detectives and officers
OF the sanitary service. The major and captain
will occupy offlces Immediately above, the office
Of the major being spacious room in the corner,
with good outlook and well lighted. The cap
tain's Office is Immediately in the rear, and there
are In the rear for the detsS
rooms will be on the third floor, and he will occu-
py that entire story.
The fourth story Will be used exclusively for the
fire alarm and police telephones. and the rear
rooms In the basement Of the corner building Will
De used for the hre-alarm telegraph batteries me
will be occupied by Chief Cronin OF the depart
ment
There will be no police cells, as all prisoners ar
rested Will be taken to the station houses OF the
precincts were the offences were committed
THE HEALTH OFFICE
will occupy the first and second stories in the sec
ond building, and, 1t is thought, will be rather
cramped. These rooms comprise two double rooms
and four smaller rooms. making eight rooms, alto
gether
The building inspector will occupy the room re-
Gently occupied by Chief Engineer Cronin in the
District building on ~ street, and District Chem
ist De Smedt will occupy the rooms made vacant
by the removal OF Mr.. Entwisle.
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MRS. MCPHERSON SUES FOR DI.
VOROE

Begun Against the Absent
MajOr-EHer Complaint Against Her
Absent Husband-An Additional Suit
Entered 10 Secure Her Dover Right
In Property Transferred 70 Miss Car.
ter.
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Anuxenlents.

THEATER COMIQUE.-The Leonzo Brothers draw
full houses at the Comique this week. Their
spirited acting. seconded by that Of their famous
dogs Tiger and Lion, brings down the house.
New DINE MUSEUM.-A fine audience was in at
tendance at the Dime Museum last night, being
the benefit OF the managers. Tonight another
fine program is offered. Tomorrow night is set
apart for the benefit OF the attaches. Saturday
afternoon and night, the closing performances,
gala entertainment will be given.
ABNER'S SUMNER GARDEN.-The excellent con-
cert which is given here every evening Is greatly
enjoyed by large audiences.
DRIVERS GARDEN.-sig. Bendetti, Bobby New
comb. Miss Belle Cushing. Miss Gordon, MI: Harry
Barrett and the aerial gymnasts, the Bernado
Brothers, all appear in well-arranged program
every evening
SPRoH's GARDEN.-A concert is given here every
evening
THEENTERTAINMENTA AT KINGMAN GARDEN, corner
18th and streets, for the benefit Of ST Luke'S
P. E. church, Will DE continued every evening this
week.
BECKER's SUMNER GARDEN, 62s Virginia avenue
southwest.-Open every evening. Music Wednes-
day and Saturday evenings
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BAseA1ss in White Goods stern's, so4 nth st.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

CAPE MAY. n J., VILLA BELLEVUE. n
- Lsssystse spd SonsTcse SITS, two min Il
view from every room. Reduced rafes for June 4. u.
PARKER. Sel0-tu n, g. I'm
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SUMNER RESORTS.

EENwIcK's HOTEL, LEoNAkDToWE, ND.
bathing, sal ing oshing, etc. TeTps 81. 50 kt.K.l
per day, 80 q week. Address JOHN +. FENWICk.
Nd. je2l- thkm lm
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THR PINEY POINT HOTEI.-A large party OF our
best citizens have arranged to visit Piney Point
this week. band OF music is now at the hotel
and dancing will be In order.
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THE NATIONAL RIFLES ExcURSiON.-The excur.
sion given by the National Il fieS to Marshall Hall
last evening was very largely attended, there
chartered for the occasion. The financial results
OF the excursion WILL It Is stated pay the expenses
OF the proposed trip OF the Rifles TO Cape May
Lieut. j. +. oyster had charge OF the expedition
on board the Corcoran and Lieut.. j. N. BasSett
was master OF ceremonies on board the Arrow-
smith. The executive committee was composed Of
Edwin Goodwin, James Clear, Harry Simpson,
Wm Keech, Robert Giddings. ]. p. Page, ana r..
Il. Th0rnett
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An Alarming Progeny.

Two or more couple OF undisturbed reaches O
bed bugs will in a few days make your hous
almost untepantahle; therefore use now Hunt
druggists.
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TyHE sHELBURNK
ATLANTIC orr. N.J.. ny
yards from the beach with unohstructDd ocean no.
and eoa creexee. II ncy Open. Addreg
uay9 Sn0 EDWIN ROBERTA
- ware avenue. Atlantic City. N. J. Wuqh Ne
{mproyed and with uninterrupted NV q - ~
gryHE VERY BEST BLACK su.KA eATINA VA
vET1 PARAsoAs and suS 9 H V6H51dsA
Gsi " Ia and yss gss srss !. v. 81 snA1s
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Read j. w. Schafers0
advertisement In another column OF this paper o.
Ridgway's celebrated Refrigerator. 1--WE have
one In use and consider it the boss.H
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These Islands, ten miles on the coast Of New "a r
Hampshire. most delightful resort for the M III
summer tourist and ell those seeking the quiet Ak;
and refreshment OF the sea.
The Hotels accommodate one thousand people. ana
first class In all appointments Tia tempefsture q
remarkably even; no dust: no dies perfect drsnaees
electric bells; lighted with gas muic has; good bess
excellent tables; band Of music; 0eets Of GOOD boat
manned by careful skppers. and the best sng tho
guests Of Appledore In one day. :
The swift steamer Appledoro MAKES two tripe dam
between the Islands and Portsmouth n. H., conneC1n
with the {. m and s:l5 pm. trains from Boston O
Eastern railroad. BagRaee checked from Boston anA
delivered free. LAIGHTON BROTHERS,
my2l-lm p. o. address. Porimoufh, n. H
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THE ARoosTooK MURDER.
The Trial COnsIuded-swanback Folna
Guilsy of Granddaughter.

HoULToN, Sept 27.-In the trial OF Jonn
Swanback for the murder of John Hanson,
Hon. Llewellyan Power began the closing
argument for the prisoner this morning lie
argued that Swanback was acting purely IN
self defence and for the protection OF his family
against the assault of Hanson; that Hanson
came upon this land for the purpose OF lnnlc-
ting bodily injuries upon his client, and u ne
had not fred in self defense he would nave
been killed by Hanson.
Attorney General Ceaves followed for the
State. He said it was conceded by the govern
ment that the prisoner was not guilty OF muir
der in the first degree ner could it be reason
ably said that he was acting in self defence.
The prisoner had unlawfully taken the hfe OF
Hansen in quarrel provoked by himself ana
must be held amenable to the law, and fhat
crimes of this magnitude should not go IN
punished. The Attorney General argued to
the jury the importance OF infiieting some
punishment upon the prisoner. II he was
guilty of murder in the second degree they
would not hesitate to say SO, and il the facts
satisfied them that manslaughter had been
committed they would have the independence
to so record their verdict
The arguments occupied some two hours and
a half and were listened to by the jury and the
large audience IN attendance with much in
terest and close attention.
Judge Danforth delivered very able chs rge
to the jury and they retired at p o'clock,
After being out three hours the jury Cane
into court and asked for further instructions
which were given. At o'clock verdict was
returned by the jury against the prisoner
finding him guilty of manslaughter. lie will
be sentenced tomorrow morning.