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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-24

THIS EVENING.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS co. Aucts.
HIGH ART
IMPORTANT COLLECTION
FINE OIL PAINTINGS
FROM THE
GALE GALLERY PHILADELPHIA
TO be sold a, public sale. without reserve,
On WEDNESDAY,. THURSDAY and FRIDAY, JAN
UARY "a. Is. &c. at EIGHTP.M.,
Al STORE No. 9I3 F STREET NORTHWEST.
Near Sth Street. adjoining Masonic Temple
NOW ON ns} 11TE r. ,I
Mli. B. SCOTT. JR.. will conduct the sale.
LIST OF ARTISTs:
E eon ssss e. Nn'f fh.dsl
SSs5ia; E: il, Sew 5s,s: eEsess, s.. Paris
kegnoas A. p aead0n
F Fs al Munich Nm danaon kos Iondfn
E ESTsssaS Ill Ss% York. Essissss S:dnssSs
Ht ss1a shGaa r. Rnisse'D'
h .as9 1s9n hs Hague s.y4s H bss
koek koek. H. p, and II. Van Severdonck F., Brus-
KS Neville. E E,a On p.r. w sels. y,
IcDrun, D. b. Paris. Whiting. II. W., Philadel-
NaZZea, J., Paris. piia,
Lewis. L. D., Philadelphia And 50 Others
CARD.
In presenting this. sixth annual collection of fine
Pa1htlDgs to the artlovipg citizens of WASHINGTON
nave no hesitation in saying that surpasses the pre-
vlous ones. This, however. l willing to leave
to your good taste and Judgment.
Respectfully, B. SCOTT JR
S.-As Mr.. Gsle is retiring from business the
co-Iecton VIII tie sold without reserve. ia22-5t
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneers.
FOSTERS GREAT AUCTION SALE OF
flNE ENGLI>HAND AMERICAN BOOKS,
EVERY NIGHT. AT SEVEN O'CLOCK,
All WILLIAMS AUCTION-ROOMS.
Corner 10Th ard penusylval / avenue,
LARGEST STOCk EVER IN WASHINGTON.
Including Encyclopedias, History, Fiction, Theology
Medicine biography. Pies of Rare Books &C. which
mus he sod. Private during the day auction
prices. jal2-2w
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The Death os PAM aiu.save Derc.

Paul Gustave Dore, the weli-known painter AMI
designer, dead. M. Dore caught cold on Friday
while returning to his residence from soiree ON
saturday Inflammation OF the throat set In. and |,
despite every effort 1t was Impossible 60 arrest tta
progress He expired at 1890 yesterday In Para
Dore was, perhaps, the best known foreign artist
10 the great masses OF the people In America be-
cause or the numerous books which his pencil
mas Illustrated. he was born the January OF 1881
az Strasburg, and when very young hts father took
He could not RENE n Der when he began to draw.
SO early was IL in his childhood Among his most
widely known works are the illustrations OF Raj
Zac's "Contes Drolauques" Eugene Sues swan.
dering Jew," the works of Montafgne, Taine's
voyage aux Pyrenees, and the Inferno" "Ata-
'Idyls OF the King" His success was sudden snd
COMPLETE Among NJ. Dore's Iatar Works an, his n.
i9stratons t2 ColerL:ge's Ancient Mariner.
Lon onoon'" ~ Louis Eaault, and the Orlando Fu-
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n NCNARD LINE
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
9HE CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LINITEn
BETEfEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40. y. y NEW YORK
Partha... VEL. Jam "a. Tavonia - Wed. Feb 81
Bohnla.. ed. Jan.3l Seryia 1900. We'd, Feb %.
CATALONIA .Net-. Feb. T. b. thnia We'd, March T.
Gahs-.. We'd. Feb, a. Partnia We'd, March IA.
AND EVERY NEDNESDAI FROM NEW YORk
RATK OF PASSAGE:
$50 $50 and 800 for pas seIger accommodations,
fteerage II low rates tickets from Iiy-
erool and Queenstown and all other parts Of Enrora \.
lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast GLASGOW
AkSre, Antwerp AID other ports tls Continent and
1or Mediterranean ports. -
For freight and passage apply at the Compauy's Office
No. 4 Bowling Green. br.h steerage and cabin to
QTIS BlGELOW Co. COS Ith street WASHINGTON.
y. g.
Orto Messrs OTIS BIt;Ei'OW h On
AnlI ooS 9TH street. WASHINGTON.
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to surpan 6l previous attempts IN me hotel Mne
IN that city. Il = - y built b. eastern cart
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District Government Alta fra.
THE RUSH OF POLICE APPlICAETs.


There were about $50 applications for places as
p0lceme made at police Headquarters yesterday
and they are still coming The Commissioners
have placed up notice that no police applications
will be received until appropriation Is made for
the pay OF the increased service.
THE MORGAN DIVORCE CASE ENDRD.-To-day in
the divorce case OF Van Rensselaer, Morgan against
Matte A. Morgan. decree of divorce from bed
and board was granted defendant on cross bill.
The complainant set forth q marriage at Norfolk
In 1862; that they had nve children, and he
charged her With Entertainment In her answer
she charged him with tlltreating her In his ITS OF
passion. The decree gives Mrs. Morgan the Gus
tody OF the youngest child, and awards her s25
per month.
THE DENEKAS DIAMOND SwNDLERs-The Balti-
more police having succeeded In arresting the two
confidence men who operated on Mi. Denekas of
tin box Of bogus diamond Jewelry, Capt Vernon,
acting major OF police, today sent Detective Voe
to Baltimore with q Supreme Court requisition to
bring the younger OF the two to this city, to an
swer the charge Of swindling MI Denekas: The
clothing merchant. Is already detained In Balti-
more, where tho police have good case against
him. Mendell. the younger OF the two Is expected
to be released to-day IN that city, on q writ OF
habeas corpus. and It Is supposed that the court
WIN remand him to Omcer yoss, who win bring
him here to answer the charges against him.
He Is expected to arrive to-nghtshould the onicer
be successful
The grand jury this morning reported an In.
dfctment against Isidore Nendel alias August
Muller, for the larceny OF 800 nom Chas.
DenekaA
RAMGE or FHs THKRMoAETKR-The following
were the readings At the ONCE Of tho chief signal
0mcer 70 day: { am. la0os II an, N.3o; 2Rm.,
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Fatal RAILROAD ACCIDENT NEAR CUMBERLAND
MD-A railroad accident occurred at IL 80 O'Clock
yesterday on the Georges Creek and Cumberiand
railroad, at Percey's Ravine, seven miles from
Cumberland, Nd, killing tour men and fnturfng
seven others. Two engines and firty-one Baltio
more and Ohio coal hoppers, containing over six
hundred tons or coal, were wrecked. The accident
was caused by a broken wheel.
MISS IIvrNGsToSs PURCHAsE.-Miss Mary Alice
Livingston, who recovered verdict for SIS 600 m
New York court recently In breach OF promise
suit against Henry Fleming, has purchaser for
xl3,0O0 the premises known as "Bon Haven" on
Toms river, Nd, formerly the residence of the
late ThOs Placde, the actor
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GRANT AND BuTLER.-General Grant and Gen.
eral Butler were among the Presidents callers this
afternoon
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The President sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day:
Milton Garrigus, to be collector OF internal rev.
enue 18th district of Indiana.
To be United States cOnsuls: Albert Rhodes, of
New York, at Rouen.
James E. Montgomery, OF New York, at Trieste
Orson V: Tousley, OF Minnesota, at LIpsic.
Charles P. Williams, OF New York, at Calais.
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A WITNESS IN THE GUrrHAu Cas-. DxAp.-Dr.
George n. Beard died yesterday morning
; az sne Grand hotel IN New YORK, Of pleuro
TO relative at his bedside, as no was dying, Dr.
Beard said:. Tell the doctors It Il Impossible for
De interesting TO do 90, but cannot NY time
has come. hope others VIM carry on my work"
he teSsineQ on tho 0ulteau trial that the assassin
was lpsane ana had been q religious monomaniAc
Tor cMenty years, and that he Was not Irresponsible
for killing President 0arfle1d.
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THR TELEPHONE COMPANY.-The National Capital
Telephone company this afternoon elected c. G.
Glover secretary; vice, H. A. Willard. The names
Of the other olcers are as printed in yesterdays
STAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-24

Warranted the strongest toughest and most elastic
Glue Earth! Endorsed by that great SCIENTIST Prof
Baird. Of the U. s. Fish Commission. Clues every.
thing solid as a Rock! Wood, Paper, Leather, Glass
daily by the T. y Smithsonian Institute Government
DeIartments Cabinet makers Marble cutters and hun
Brush and Tin Cover. only zoe. BY mail. loo. extra
&C., &c. ~'
The trade and public suppned by
J.. U. OMEARA CO.,
1347 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, DC
80. HeSdduarters for that wonderful 81 RAzORI That
$50 GUN! That 81 CORN KNIFE, endorsed by ali
Ch;ropodists Sporting Goods Catalogue sent postpaid
Sold also by W. c. o'MEARA. 215 Penua. ave. os
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Selecting Senator.

MR. KENNA CHOSEN IN WEST VIRGINIA, Mr. PLUMB
IN KANSAS AND NIB. COKE IN TExAs-BALL0TfNG IN
OTHER STATES.
The election for United States Senator took place
In the two houses OF the West Virginia legislature
yesterday, with the following result: Senate-John
j.. kenna. {democrat) IL; John E. Loomis {repub-
licanJ z; John T.Jarney, lgreenbacker) 2 House
kenna. 30; LOOMS, 81; Jarney. 8 The result will
be declared In Joint session to-day.
vote for United States senator In the Kansas
senate yesterday resulted In all but one senator
voting for Preston B. Plumb. The vote In the
house stood: Plumb, 50; Martin, 20; Bayne, II.
The Texas legislature yesterday reelected Sen.
ator Coke to the United States Senate
The 8th ballot for United States Senator by
the Nebraska legislature yesterday resulted:
Boyd. y; Conger. e; Millard. l6; Thayer, H.:
saunders s13; Henderson, 8; Morton, 4; scatter.
ing, IL
One ballot for United States Senator was taken
Yesterday by the Minnesota legislature. resulting:
Window. 81; Wilson, 81; Cole, 10; DunnelL 10:
Hubbard, IL; scattering, 20
The opening ballot in the Michigan legislature
for Senator yesterday stood: Ferry, IS: Stout q:
scattering, "a for fourteen different candidates
The ball0ting In caucus by the Colorado leQts-
lature last night for United Stare Senator resulted
as follows: Pitkin. II: HamtI, II; Routt 2: Tabor
II; Bowen, 8; scattering, 1.
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MASTER WIN. II. SLACK, q. S. n, OF Washington.
son OF Major VIM. B. Slack, OF the marine corps,
has rendered his resignation to take effect the 10th
OF July next
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ALLEGED CoUNTERFErrERs ARRESTED. - The
Treasury department Is Informed OF the arrest al
Parkersburg, W. Va, OF James Devore, William
Shahan, w. NJ. Collins, Pruet F. Harvey, and Yves.
ley Cunningham for passing and having counter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-24

THE army ordnance board, now in session I'm
New York city, have been authorized to visit Troy
n. T., to inquire into the subject OF the manu-
facture OF steel with q view to its application In
making steel field guns for the use OF the army.
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l,ROTECT YOUR FAaIILIFS
i By iein,Hg ;hc MUTUA kHSrRyE FUND LIFE
ASS CA Ih- success of this INST sCtigll a.
wonderful During --.a~s4kcr and Octoia.r so.,e II
wrote nearly ri ton si,lt- ''.S.-s.i.ce-
- -" -sse.ls u tin Post. Ole t.rs I'D.
niG.3in LY KNIGHT u.co.r
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TuF NEW YORK sToCKMARKEr.
5fefoiiowinv are the oneninr ana closing nr1css
q the New York stock Market TO-DAY. as reportet
ty special wire 10 IL. II. Dodge, $50 18th street
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~ Cor. 9th and d streets northwest
CLOSING SALE OF DRY GOODS. FANCY GOODS,
NOTiONS. CONSISTING IN PART OF SILKS.
IkESS GOODS. ALPACAS. CHEyIOTS, CRASH
LAM cHEcK; LAcE, CukTAINs, LINEN.
fK1NIS, FLANNELS, CAMBRIC, TICKINCS.
BED , SPREADS, SHAWLs. TABLE DAMASK,
SkIRTS. HOSIERY. CORSETS, SIP COTTON,
SPOOL SILK LACFS, EDGINtiS, UNDERWEAR
D DIS, SHIRTS HATS, CAP, UMBRELLAS.
SuSPENDEKS. TABLE OIL CLOTH TOWELS
AT AUCTION. wy s''
On THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY TWENTY
III III. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, We will sell
within our sslesrooms in lots to suit all buyers stock
OF the above goods to which the attention Of buyers
called. fi3 d
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--latest TGlegranS to The Star.

General Foreign News by Cable.
DUEL WITH SWORDS IN FRANCE
PARIS Jan. ga duel with swords has been
fought between NJ. Delort, the painter, and Col
POmmayrac. Nj. Delort was woundedin the breast
RUSSIAN TOWN BURNED.
VIENNA. Jan. 24.-It Is reported that the whole
central portion OF the town OF Nicotief1, Russia,
life
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TIE CASE Of Campbell and Eslin was continued
before the Court OF Claims, and will probably &C.
cupy the remainder OF the week,
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President Grevy's Hint to the Ex-EM-


TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 24.-At the joint session of
the house and senate to-day,aL noon, Senator Jno.
Il. Mcpherson was Reelected on the first ballot by
a majority OF two. Forty-one votes were required
taken was: Mcpherson, 43; Hobart, Sc; Ludlow, 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-24

ARMY ORDERs.-MaJor Frederick W. Benteen, 9th
cavalry (recently promoted from captain 7th cav
ary), is relieved from recruiting duty. and will re-
port to the commanding general department OF
Missouri for assignment
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Fine Parlor Suite, extra heavy frames in Hair Cloth;
one costly Ebonized Parlor Suite, covered in Blue
Silk and Worsted in use but short time; Walnut
Chamber Sets: Walnut Frame Pier Mirrors; Wal
Hall Racks: Walnut and other Bedsteads Feather
Beds and Pillows; Mattresses; Large Brussels Mis-
TIT Carpet; two-ply Carpets. &C., togo Their with q
quantity Of Second hand Furniture, Glass and
other Goods. Stoves, &c. Also 800 Bodine's Cruel
bic Cooking Crooks.
At Auction at our saesrooms, THURSDAY MORN
INC. JANUARY TWENTY-FIVE, commencing at
TEN O'CLOCK. No postponement.
CHAS. WEEKS, Salesman,
ta23-N Late with Duncanson Bros
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MEDICAL. &c.

MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR Ia.
Ux dies. Alternate complaints quickly cured Can b
consulted daily at i245 7th street northwest OfcehourS
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W HUTtHWFst.
On THURSDAY, JANUARY TWENTY FIFTH, at
ELEVEN 4. NJ, will be sold Horses, Carriages Har-
ness. Eohes, Blankets. Also good second-h band
fami Carriage.
Come and see Everything offered as represented
sale.
VIM. F.. GEvER.
ROBERT VOSE Auctioneers
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Bonds, Stoefs and Investment Securities Bought and
SCid Commission,
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Rad! READ'i
DIR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS
Certain cure Tor al Urinary DtssaseA Impotency eeA
SyphlIis &c. 0onorrh1s cured In Is hours. WM
b ENTWISLE'6 corner 18th street aud Pennsylynn,s
AVENUE northwest Price s. Ter box sent BY mali under
seaI On recoaps on prace- aull
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STEAMERS. &c.
Mt. VERNON! Mt. VERMONT!

STEAMER ". W. COPCORAN
Leaves tih street wharf daily except Sunday for MI
Vernon az 40 O'Clock returning reaches Washing
tor about $3.50 PM
Oh
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DR. j. CLEG6, 81 SOUTH HIGH STREET BAL
DISEASES, VIZ, Ovarian Troubles,
d.B-Patients boarded required or visited at their
homes. - ,Is
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I'VE do hereby that superrise the a,ra,0e.
eg ~ 9r az the Mothty and Semi nnual Dacin0s
son MANAGE and control the Drawings themselves and
that ne game are CONDUCTED with hoHesty Jairness and
Company to this certificate. icith -siiles Of our
signatures attached. IN It's ADVERTISEMENTS"
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Friendship.

This is to certify that our tugs of wal
on the ball ground have only served to
increase our friendship, and that as
brothers OF the same state and county,
engaged in a common cause, We wish
to thank the good people of Kirksville
for the hospitality they have shown US
during our stay among them. Re
Dember US kindly as your friends, and
know that W. are ends to each other.
Any reports or statements other than
this made through the papers concern.
ing our foot ball are without our
knowledge or consent. We have en-
joyed our games and hope all have
who witnessed them, Wishing success
to the citizens and to the Normal school
we make our final bow and depart.
J.H. GROVE,
Capt. Western Heroes.
NJ. S. DowDEN, :.
Capt. Star Athletes.
Kirksville, June IS.
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From Clay Township.

Mr.. Ep1roR:- i thought that ] would
give you some crop items. In regard
to the outlook for corn, the prospects
are as good as they were tn 5 t e last
year. Oats look vesy flattsring. Grass
is fully up to any crop that has been
raised for several years. As for wheat,
l have not seen an acre in the state.
If the weather clears up NOW there will
be two thirds crop Of corn. As for
acreage there is more than was plant.
ed last year. As to fruits, the summer
apples are a complete fallnre. Of the
fall and winter there will be half a
crop, the frost in May in probably the
cause OF the failure. There is consid.
cradle old corn in the county yet and
more old hay than has been for years.
In regard to stock there Is more cattle
and horses thad there was at this time
last year. There IS not many hogs and
but few sheep. Prices for stock and
grain are Just as good as last year.
quite number of farmers are discou..
aged, while majority of them are in
fine spirits. In regard to the rain fall
for this month. up to june 18th, there
has fallen SIC inches to thesquare foot
making 4 inches Of solid water to the
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Southeast Adalr.
lc.nhic corresnondenee \


We had almost another food here
Monday morning. 1t will be a week
before the farmers can get into thei,
fields.
"Broadaxe" was a good one on the
much vexed school house question,
and doubtless it viii make somebody
squirm.
l have some good news from this
section. District No. two is building
a new school house. 1t will be ready
for use in about one month. 1t is
placed on the old site. This is not
in the center of the district, but is bet
ter than none at all. This is the only
place it could have been built without
endless contention.
Some of our friends were frightened
nearly out of their wits Friday evening
by what was thought to be a cyclone,
which is said to have passed high over
head, with a great noise. Dick Dent
on and others are said to have seen it,
but I have not talked with any of the
witnesses.
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foot. For the benefit OF the many
readers of the GRAPHIC l will continue
to report the rainfall through the sum-
mer season.
Can not some one ofthe many cor
respondents give the readers OF the
GRAPHIC the amount Of rainfall in their
locality, it is simple arrangement to
ascertain just how much water falls in
every rain. Here is the plan: IF you
wish to try it, make . box one foot
square and four inches deep, that will
hold water, place il in level. position
where the ram can fall in it, then take
rule that has tho inches marked on
it and get the exact depth. I viii not
,ntrude further on your valuable col
umns this time.
respectfully Yon-s, &c.
w. 7. MFtroRO.
June 1898.
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Millara Matters.

Graphic Correspondence.
Business good one or two of our
citizens thought to improve one of the
front streets by plowinG since the rain
it is impossible.
Carpenters have commenced work
on the addition of the church.
Real estate has been changing han ds.
Mrs. Dodson purchased Mrs. Looris
pr ope1 2, now occupied by Mr.. J. L.
Mahaffy.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Long have both
been veiy sick for two weeks. Quite
aged people.
Mrs. Bell Dodson has been visiting
friends in Moberly.
1t continued so disagreeable all day
Sabbath, that Rev. A. V. Bayley did'not
hold se-...ces.
Prof S. L. Grady has been visi ng
friends few day. He is Sc ing organs
at Atlanta.
Glad to learl aice- til week there
VI be no saloons here. 1t is most too
cool for beer.
Mr.. VIII Meeks shipped ca load
of sheep to St. ouis 'f,'s week.
The as icul .,-a' maa who has spent
awee': IN our age putting toseth
selfbinders and reapers combined. sold
to Wi'lisn Ba :. Tbs mach lie has
CO he a,.e1 on Of mos e IN.
IS.
AZ The mt s that h d DR.. S II
ok -Fsv re, LEI Ire n our Hal in re-
gard to the crops this year think now
the Dr's. representations are coming
to pass by the present appearance.
Mr.. ]. D. Halstead is still talking
pictures. Dan is and old hand in the
studio. Call and examine his work.
P. NJ. wants az to remember that no
mail to distribute rom Saturday eve
unit Monday morning at $40. Peo-
pie Ewing in town VI not cal at eight
A. NJ.
Sorry to learn Mr.. Shores is so
badly broken up since last Wednesday
night.
Having nothing of importance last
week failed to observe. Best wishes
o the CT ,pH1c.
A CLOSE OBSERVER.
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High WInds.

ve. high winds prevailed Satur-
day night but they did..not parsake Of
the usual cyclonic whirl which has
proven so destructive the present sea-
son. As it was, considerable dam.
age was done to shubbery in different
parts of town. We noticed number
of fruit and shade uees were broken or
uprooted. We learn that the chimney
to the wooden mill in the north part Of
town was blown down. The frame for
a new house belonging to MIR. Rauh
was also tw sted and considerably
damaged.
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| IS. NJ. Links warehouse was strucl
by lightning on Wednesday nigh,
Damage hut slight.
Mr.. n. b. Skies adds another curios.
lily to our collection, which was sen,
him from Nebraska. 1t looks like /,
mass Of petr,fied wheat or rice grains
but judges pronounce it coral forma'
ton.
A correspondent writing from Green
top says that little son of Jas. McBees
was kicked recently by horse, on the
left side of the head and fatally injured
He lived about Is hours after the &C.
cident.
Farmers are respondent. Small
gram and meadows look well, but corn
will De very poor unless the ram stops.
On fat land it is already beyond help.
Bees are doing we'll and there is great
demand for hives.
Company "E" has received AZ in.
vitation to visit the Jamespor., Mo-,
iair this fall, and compete for the $50
prize silk banner offered by the asso-
cation. We have not learned wheth-
CT they viii accept or not.
Now you have it, you chaps in the
suburbs. 1fyou don't vote to suit the
organ" it will have you "cut of" Un.
derstand? 1t would be sad thus to be
cut of IN the hey day Of youth, or the
rich fruition Of early manhood, but
that's the word with the bark On. Vote
Eyes or suffer amputation.
Mr.. Bayse will remain several days
N K'rksviTe working in the interest of
the Triple Ar;auce. The opportunity
to Join as char:er members vi remain
open ~, the flu TWO thousand ale Sc
cured, afte' vi ch &, price vi be
charged az app'ica ITS. The lodge
meets Tuesday night. Those DESTROYS
of becoming members should hand in
their applications at once.
A cyclone ''lit'' on the farm OF Mr..
Noah Motter, a sfort distance this side
Of Nineveh, and demolished "a tenant
house on his place besides uprooting
lis orchard, or a portion of it. on last
Friday night. The house was occu-
bed by Mr.. John Mabis and " fe.
Strange to say, amid all the wreck and
uin the bed occupied by Mr.. Mabis
md wife was undisturbed.