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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-07-26

Mother swans Worm Syrup.
Infallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartic;
feverishness, restlessness, worms, constipa-
ton. 2Jc.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-07-26
nnea,Ionn md Answers.

Baroness Burdette Coutts owns $40, 600, 600
worth of United States bonds.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-07-26

Since the passage of the Restriction act
I, $50 certificates have been issued TO Chinese
leaving San Francisco.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-07-26

All the light and delicate tints come
in ladies' fine silk underwear tor
summer.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-07-26

Connecticut devotes $4,000 acres to the
cultivation Of the oyster.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-07-26

Thus sayeth a philosopher "Some men
are known by the company tbey--can't get
into"
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-07-26

New Guinea is as large as the British
Islands and France together.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-07-26
"Rough on Rats"

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, bedbugs,
ants s,skunks, ,chipmunks, gophers. l5c. D'g'sts
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-07-26

TheQuick, complete cure, annoying Kidney,
Bladder, Urinary Diseases. 81. Druggists.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-07-26

Queer a railroad train cannot get on un-
less its gets of.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-07-26
Genera, Debility and Liver Complaint.

John Howard Payne revised: Be ii ever so
sweltering there's no place like home.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-07-26

G0Ll and SILVER PANT,

Bronze Paint. Artists Black.
For gliding Fancy Baskets, Frames, Lamps.
Chandeliers and for all kinds Of ornamental work
Equal to any of the high priced kinds and only
locts package at the druggists or postpaid from
WELLS. RICHARDSON a Cos Burlington, We.
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The Hill Investigation was resumed this morn
Ing Mr.. Enoch Totten, Of this city, appeared as
additional counsel for Mr. HnL The inquiry into
the Bartlett, Robbins Co. case was resumed.
MI. Coleman introduced q copy Of letter dated
January 10, l877 from MI. Hill 70; superintendent
Oakshott enclosing for eerttncataon vouchers for
ing, amounting to $26,669.
MI. Sttneme.z was recalled 70 testify In regard
to the cost OF some iron castings on two of the
stair cases In the New York building. demand
led to sharp remarks by counsek
j. M. Wilbur was next recalled Had placed the
illuminated tiling In the New York post Office,
and was familiar with the work performed by
Bartlett. Robbins Co. Two maehinists were eni-
ployed for one half day In redtng the tlling, but
the bill charged twenty-nine and quarter
days work. CrOss-examfned by Mr. Thomas
Was engaged IN laying the t!lins at the time, and
saw the extra work performed. Noticed 1t, be-
to allow his tiling to be laid. II there had been
any extra work In addition TO what he saw, 1t
must have been done after working hours, and
then he would have noticed It
MT. Coleman read from Superintendent Oak
mentioned charge be disaliowed because the same
work was charged for IN another voucher OF q sep
arate item.
THE HEATING APPARATUS IN THE CHICAGO POST
OFFICE.
All OF the papers connected with the construc-
tion OF the heating apparatus In the Chicago post
office were then called for by Mr.. Coleman.
Mr.. Totten replied with an argument attacking
the sufhciency OF the sixth charge relating to
heating apparatus, to which Mr.. Coleman re1Oined
at some length. Chairman New criticized the
before the SESSIONS OF the commss}on. 'uoli case
MI. Coleman replied that the defense held all OF
the essential papers
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Telegrapllic Brlefx.

The steamship Belgrivia, which left New York
June 16 for Liverpool, and was spoken disabled by
the steamers England and Rugia, reached Queens
town to-day.
The Salvation Army's property at Paterson, N.
j., has been attached for debt by one of its men,
berS.
At Troy, n. Y, a mysterious explosion occurred
in the store OF w. j. Malone early this morning.
The front and rear walls were blown out and the
stcro was badly shattered. 1t Is thought that a
case OF powder was purposely 1gn1ted with a view
or destroying the building.
The committee on the revision OF the Old Testa-
ment continued its sessions In New York to-day.
The comparison OF the work OF the American and
English committee was completed.
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Cornell Victorious al Lake 6seorue
A RAI-GH

A.
LAKE GEORGE, NY, July a-The water WAS
lumpy and unfit for racing here yesterday after
noon and the Cornell and Princeton crews desired
TO delay until the water should become smoother
put the other crews, with the referee decided In
FAVOR OF rowing. At the start Princeton took the
lead, rowing forty stroke, Pennsylvania second,
Sornell third and Wesleyan fourth. The half-mile
nag was reached by the Pennsylvania IN ara
closely followed by Wesleyan quarter OF length
IN front OF Cornell and length ahead OF Prince
TON: lt was pretty race, all the crews pulling
wen within themselves. Cornell up to this time
had dif1culty In keeping their boat on an even
keel on account OF not being accustomed to rough
water, but by rowing a thirty-four stroke ana
making spurt, which surprised everybody, they
quickly overlook Wesleyan and PENNSYLVANIA and
when half over the course had the advantage over
an OF iully length. When the final struggle be-
gan the water was seen to rush up Corneli's out
rlggers and completely NIL their boat but increas-
M tnelr stroke TO thirty-eight they delighted
their friends by drawing rapidly away from their
opponents and crossed the line about seven lengths
In IN aIVance OF pennsylvania, Princeton third, and
wesleyan, with wonderful squirt at the close
almost lapping the New Jersey shell. Time-Cor.
Wesleyan, IL AZ.
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News Briefs.

Editor E,am, of Richmond, shot in the duel with
Editor Bierne, is improving, and expects to be
able to go home in few days
The farewell banquet to Henry Irving last night
in London was grand affair. Minister Lowell
and Senator HaWley were present
yesterday at his residence in London, where there
was large attendance There was also q rocep-
tion at the United States consulate.
Bishop John McMullen, OF the Catholic diocese
OF Davenport. Iowa, died yesterday.
Ten suits have been instituted BY Mormons in
tha United States district court in Salt Lake City
against the commissioners appointed by the
President to carry out the provisions OF the Ed
munds bill
Much commotion has been created among New
York Catholics by Judge Freedman's decision in
to be said for the reDose Of the soul is void
drowned near Nartins6urg. W. Va. yesterday
James L Jones, democrat. was elected to Con.
Mr.. Henry A. Didier. OF Baltimore. was killed by
fall from the third story OF his residence Tues
In an interview at Omaha, Gen. Crook expressed
himself In favor OF conciliatory treatment OF the
captured Apaches.
tured yesterday by q fall from his balloon al
Montrose, Pa.
The Mississippi independent state convention
endorsed the Presidents southern policy.
The Swedish minister Is taking steps 70 protect
the immigrants from Scandinavia now incat-
The volcano on the island of Ometepe, in Lake
Nicaragua, Is In state OF eruption, and the In
habitantS are leaving the island
The qualified voters in Philadelphia, az returned
by the election assessors this year, number So 1856
against 201 .66S in 1882
The brass foundry and old rolling mill at Bethle.
hem, Pa, were shut down yesterday. to be started
W with non-unlon men Monday, and trouble is
anticipated.
At the commencement exercises at Williams
College, at Williamstown. Mass, yesterday. Gov.
Butler spoke, and during the day paid his respects
to Mrs President Garfleld.
The cornerstone OF the Virginia State Normal
and Colleg late Institute on Fleets farm, near
Petersburg, was laid yesterday.
In picnic at Woodstock. Conn, yesterday, ex-
President Hayes, Bishop A. Cleveland Ooxe, Sena-
tor Piatt and others delivered Fourth or July
speeches, and poem by Whittier was read.
A telegram from Rome says: Notwithstanding
the denial the cur1a diners from the propagaDda
In regard to Ireland. Owing to the action or Mr..
Errington an inquiry has teen sent to Cardinal
McCabe whether he Is well enough to come TO
Rome.
The Chilcoatin Indians, in British Columbia,
recently ambushed eight workmen and fired, KILL
ing one OF the horses The men retaliatcd, killing
one Indian and woundfng another.
At Huddersneld, England, Tuesday, car de-
scendfng an incline was capSfze1. Two OF its oc-
cupants were killed and thirty were injured.
JamiS0n, the hunter, OF Skfpwith, Miss, placed
the muzzle OF his rfle to his side, and then con-
PEELED his seyen-year-old son to pun the trigger
The lives lost at the launch OF the steamer
Daphne, In Scotland, ts estimated at ia
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THE DAPHNE DISASTER.
A Probable wife Murder.

NoRRIsTowN, Pa, July 5.-The coroner to-day
began an inquest in the case OF Mrs. Jack who
was yesterday found strangled to death at her
home here. James Jack, the woman'S husband,
ana Alfred Harvey, who were In the house at the
time the neighbors discovered Mrs Jacks dead
body, states that they had been Drinking all day,
and that they knew nothing OF the death until the
nelghoors came In. post mortem examination
showed no sign OF disease, and also showed that
deceased had not been drinking. The inquest was
adjourned until tomorrow. 1t is said Lhat Jack
mas lor some time been Jealous OF Harveys atten-
ton to Mrs. Jack
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FIVE COUNTY OFFICERS SHOT BY MOB.
DENVER, Col, July 5.-The following fntelli-
gence was received at late hour last night from
Hot sulphur Springs, COL: Four commissioners
ana the county clerk or Grand county were all
shot yesterday morning by a mob OF masked men,
Barney Day AMI Mr.. Mills were Instantly Killed.
and T. +. Webbter and d. j. Dean were mortally
wounded. Grand county lies In the northeastern
part or the state several miles from any telegram
station, and as the news has TO be conveyed by
carrier it Will probably be this afternoon before
any 1urther particulars can be obtained or the
cause OF the trouble learned. The citizens OF
Grand county have called on the governor for the
aid OF state militia,
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The Trotstng Meeting at Ivy City.

The TrOtetng Meeting at Ivy CITY,
THE FIRST AND SECOND DAYs-A LARGE ATTEND
ANCR YESTERDAY-THE PROGRAM TO-DAY.
There were two events at the National race
course Tuesday, being the first day of the trotting
meeting O. the Washington Driving club. The
first was purse race for 81 200 for S-minute horses
and the second purse OF 81, 40 for 2:91 horses.
Matolica won the first race In three heats in 223x
2:M and 2:2sH, Phallas second, Ike Shultz third
In the 2:21 race A b. Cocks Joe Bunker, OF Louis
vile, won three straight heats in 2:2O, 2:2l and
23 Brandy Boy second and Gladiator third.
JAY-EYE-sER, RIcHBAlL AND LADY BELL THE WIN
NERS YESTERDAY.
There was large attendance yesterday. The
first race was purse race OF 81 200 for 2:22 PAGERS
The starters were Rlchball, from MarysviIle, Nc.
Westmont, from Cannon, Iowa; Bessie NJ, from
Newburgh. n. T., and e. 8. Dungan's Gossip, OF
Washington. Rlchbal was the favorite, aud won
the a1a h taxing
diStanced In the second Eat Time, 2:l91, "A,
2:17. 2:SSH and 2:2oH
The second race was for purse Of s2,70o. for
Racine, Wis H. d. McKinneys Bronze Of James
Vile, No., and Chae 81. Raym0nd's Phil. Thomp.
son, OF N. Y. Jay-Eye-See was the favorite, and
won three straight heats in a:ls. 2:19X and s:2a,
Bronze second.
A race, in which R. B. Hayes, Flora H, Lady
Bell, Red Dick and Trump. local trotters. con-
winning. The fastest time was 2:391.
TEE PROGRAM TO-DAY.
The following Is the program for to-day:
First race-Purse 81 200, for 2:4 horses; 500 20
s $3.50 to second $50 to third and 500 TO fourth
mile heats In s, In harness. Entrles-Douglas,
second race-Purse 800, for 80 horses: 500 to
rst $3.50 to second $50 TO third and 500 fourth
mile heats, In 8, in harness Enlrles-Brown
Bi1y Bad-Kye, Tony Newell, Howard jay, Adele
Gould, ST Cloud and Mary belmont.
Douglas and Chester are Washington horses
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The Postmaster General will, this afternoon, hear
arguments relative to the question OF the legal
status Of the lottery companies. The arguments
will involve the entire lottery question In all its
phases. The lottery companies will be repre-
sented by attorneys. and Judge Freeman will reD-
resent the Post ONCE department; Gen. W. w.
Belknap and w. C. Moulton, OF Cincinnati, will
Stever Will appear against that company. 1t Is
understood that he represents Mr.. Robertson, OF
against the lottery company during the last
session. 1t is claimed that the Louisiana CON-
pany Is enjoying privileges which are not accorded
to others, while the company maintains that as it
exists by and under the laws OF Louisiana that it
is a legal institution and should SO be recognized
by the Post O1ice department.
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District Finances.

REUUCTION OF TIE FUNDED UEHTs
A comparative statement OF the funded debt OF
the District OF Columbia. nom July l. 1882 to July
/. 1883, shows the funded debt July 1, 1882, at
$e1 100; total Funded debt July 18S $2l eco;
reduction Of the funded debt this year, $73,5CO;
reduction Ia annual interest charged during the
year ending June 90, 168a $10,77046
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Fatal FAN Of am Elevator

u 0OFEhNUk KILLED AND THE KING OF SAXONY
MAKES A NARROW ESCAPE.
DRESDEN, July 5.-Ihe king or SaXony, who is
making tour, was yesterday about to ascend In
tne elevator or a factory which he was Inspecting
at Milan when the weight attached to the car feIi
Killing the governor or the district, who was ac.
companying his majesty, and injuring the mana
ger OF the factory. The king, who had entered
the elevator before the accident happened, was
much overcome and abandoned his tour.
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General Foreign News by Cable.

SUDDEN DEATH OF THE DUKE OF MARLBOROUGH
LONDON, July 5.-The Duke OF Marlborough died
OF Cardiac syncope to-day. HIS death was very
sudden. His grace was slightly indlsposed yester.
day, but dined with his family at the usual hour
ana retired to bed apparently well. He was found
oead on the floor OF his room this morning. HIS
features were calm.
THE DAPHNE DISASTER
LONDON, July 5.-The queen has sent a tele.
graphic dispatch to the mayor OF Glasgow, ex.
pressing her sympathy with those who lost friends
Dy the capslzing OF the steamer Daphne after being
launched on the Sd instant Two attempts have
Deen made to raise the Daphne, but both tailed.
THE AMERICAN RrFLRMRN
Will De allowed TO use the screw wind gauge only
In the International match at Wimbledon.
THE PoPEs BLESSING TO THE COUNT DE CHAMBoRD
PARIS. July 5.-Advices from Frohsdorn saws
that Monsiegneut Vannutelli, the papal nuncio at
vienna, has visited the Count de Chambord and
conveyed the blessing OF the Pope TO the diving
man. The count passed a bad night He vomted
frequently, and this morning is utterly pros
trated.
Mr. PARNELL'S SPEECH.
CORK, July 5-The speech OF Mr. Parnell at the
banquet here last evening in connection with the
!nduStrlal exhibition Was non-potical in tone.
He said he believed that In the exhibition was
tries.
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kilograms to The Star,
THE PRESIDENT IN new YORK.,
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL DEAD.
DUKE OF MARLBOROUGH DIES SUDDENLY,
OORNELL'S VICTORY ON LAKE GEORGE
FIVE OFFICIALS SHOT BY "A coLoR.o MOB.
The Presidents Caller, To-day

NEW YORK, July 5.-Among the callers on Presi.
dent Arthur. at his quarters In the Firth avenue
hotei, were Gen. Hancock, Fire Commissioner Van
Cott, Col Ward and Collector Robertson. In the
afternoon the President went out Tor drive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-05

UNION. IND, Ju., h-Dr. W. ID. Hornbrook, a
respected physician, was shot and killed In his
0nice yesterday by Sam. Hemminger, a farm
laborer, with whom he had had some dispute
about work Hemminger was arrested.
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OAKDAL1, TENN, July S.-At q Sunday school
picnic yesterday gang OF roughs after getting
drunk started disturbance on the train as ft was
returning. Jessie Hacker stabbed Tom Lysle In
the side and was Immediately shot dead by Lysleb
brother. The latter escaped.
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An Ariel Wedding Trim

CLEVELAND, o., July 5-Two balloon ascensions
We're made yesterday. Prof King ascended from
monumental park with A. d. Davis OF Chicago
ana Rose Kennedy, OF Springfield, ILL.,. who were
married In the balloon and then made an ariel
trip going up into the clouds and safely landing
O few miles from this city,
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Eire.Crnckerv Ma NJ.

TWO CHILDREN BURNED TO pEArH
JOLIET, H., July 1.-Two children OF James
Mulhern, aged six and eight years, were LETT ia the
house alone for a short time yesterday and during
the absence OF their parents the house took fre Il
Is supposed from flre-crackers, and the children
were burned to death.
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa, July 6-Capt Lewis C.
Barker. charged with willfully destroying the
schr. Mary ID. Leach, OF which vessel he was mas
ter, was given fnal hearing before United States
Commissioner Edmunds to-day, and was commit
ted for trial without bail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-05

KANSAS, H., July a-The balcony OF the Kers.
Ter house gave way last evening during a display
or fireworks. seriously injuring and maiminr
seven persons 1t is thought that none OF them
were fatally hurt.
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The Cholera Plasuc.

ALEXANDRIA, July 5.-The number OF deaths
from cholera at Damietta during the twenty-four
hours ending at O'Clock this morning was III
There were 43 deaths at Mansourah, at Shirbin.
and at Samanoud during the same time from
cholera.
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Another Dull Day I'm Wall street.
PRICES RIkN. WITH A SLIGHT ApYANCR

NEW Y0KK, July 6-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market was very dun during the
forenoon, the amount OF trading being less than
on Tuesday. Prices, however, were firm. and the
vance OF to e on the general list OF active
stocks. There were no features OF Importance.
and no rumors, good or bad. The market now
Government bonds were frm and unchanged.
Rates for call loans stock collaterals this fore
noon were ~ per cent
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BOSTON, July k-One Of the Old wooden minis e
the Huribut paper company, IN South Lee, MasR,
was burned this morning. The 0ames are sun
through . window. It was . iour-engfne mfL
valued at probably $4,000 Los fully covered ~
Insurance.
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THE BIGELOw CAsE-The charges OF embeZzle-
ment against b. +. Blgelow, formerly OF the Ma
tonal Bank OF the Republic, have been set for
I'll al IN the Criminal Court tomorrow.
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Hor FLowsHAErs gv Jrdve ron,,..
IHE Gu!-DEN CnEE SONIs;E. Ey Miss Bird
RECOILECTIONS OF DEAN STAEIEY By Dean
Bradley. ~ D'"n
STUDIES OF NEGLEC Ed TEXTS ByDr. Rob
inson - 80 AoO
EiELY GRAVES; FOR THE BEREAyED By
Acnun. Tor sale by
WI. BALLANTYNE & SON
jel 42S SEVENTH STREET
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IhC kmOX-S1He0600 DWCvs
LIKELY no BIZ FOUGHT AT HoBoKEN.

NEW YORK, July 6ICol j. Armory Knox, OF the
7SIas StJtfngs and one OF the principals In the
impending duel left town at $50 q m. to-day, nc.
coinpanied by his second, II. r. McDermon He
left word with the clerk OF the hotel that no
should be gone until tomorrow. Nothing could
be learned In regard TO the Whereabouts or d. b
Sheahan. IC is supposed that he fs In New Jer.
sey. lt Is probable that the meeting win take
place to-day In the vicinity OF HobOken.
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SEcun1rY FRoM Loss By BURGLARY.
ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
Of Washington.
In its own building.
CORNER 18TH STREET AND New YORK AVE.
Perpetual Charter Act Of Congress January 22d 1867
The Company rents Safes. inside its Fire and Burglar
frcoI taGs at prices varying from S. to $50 per year,
according to size and location. Rooms aud Desks ad
joining vaults. provided for Safe-renters
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
TIME-LOCK.
SECURITIES AND vALUABIEs Of every descr,p.
hcn Including BONDS and STOCKS. PLATE, JEW
ELRY, DEEDS. &c., taken for SAFE-KEEPING on
SPECIAL GUARANTEE, at the Lowest Rates.
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President.
CHAitLtS c. GLOVER, Ct Riggs / Co., Vice President
JOHN CASSkLS. Treasurer.
ALBERT L. STURTEVANT Secretary
c. E. Nyman. Asst. Secy.
DIRECTORS:
benjamin F. Snyder Charles C. Glover.
John Casseis, Henry A. Willard.
Albert l.. Sturtevant. Thomas Evans,
John G. Parko. 1e25
UNIVERSALLY PRESCRIBED BY THE
FACULTY.
ALAAATIVEA EANDREFRESHING FRUIT LOZENGE
lamar FOR CONSTIPATION. HEMoRRHoIDs.
BILE, HEADACHE, CEREBRAL CON-
GESTION, ETC.
1ND1EN Prepared by GRILLON
Sole PrODrietor
Pharmacien de Ire classa della
Faculte de Paris,
q rue Rambuteau, Paris
GHILLON Tamar-unhke Pills and the usual purga-
tves-.s agreeable to take. and never pro-
duces irritation.
Sold by all Druggists. my3- -th 13w lstp
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ERIE, Pa, July 6.-Albert Kuhn while riding
yesterday IN q street car recklessly nred pistol
from window, instantly killing Miss My Stei.
suicide.
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NV BOOKS.
Memoirs Of John A. Dix by Morran A. Dix.
DynS,.:lc SaCrOlogy, Zy.. by Ward.
i a; q ,.Id Iabcrs, by Moody.
tEGcC Ground lsus il, by Stepniak.
I,r. c. .CiiuG, by Crawford.
Data = r. shics. by Spencer.
Ter iIir, y JUL: Sch iyec.
Man. by LuCy C. Lille.
Sldrec's BARGAIN, DO.
Phyllis Brown, F.ora Shaw
toC .a NaiJ-. G.. r WoojlSon
House Il. jill Et.;lt. G. =. G1rlner
bot Piow-hares. iourgecs.
NM II. MORRISON
20 4l5 Pennsylvania avenue.
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SECRETARY CHANDLER Will leave tomorrow fol
New Hampshire to see his mother.

The AWARD of contract for furnishing wrapping
paper to the Post ONCE department was to-day
made to the Nescochague manufacturing company
OF Philadelphia, at g 07 for the small sze 20 by Is
inches and s415 for the large sze % by 40 inches
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Death OF Archbishop Purcell.
81. MARTINS, o., July 6.-Archbishop Purcen
died at IL AS last night
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KH0KuK, Iowa. July 6-Prof OWings made .
balloon ascension here yesterday afternoon. The
balloon was recovered last evening near Burnside.
Ill. but Owings was miss1ng. and - thought .
have been Killed
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ALLUDED BRUTAL ASSAULT ON AN OLD MAN,
Yesterday while Mr. VIM. II. Bailey, Of Uniontown,
very Old gentleman, but as happy and playful as
the shaded lawn he was participating in and pro-
noting by driving away some cows. was suddenly,
it Is alleged, pounced upon by their owner young
and athletic man, and beaten SO severely that he
had to be taken to the Providence hospital The
young man was arrested and gave his name as
Brian Downey. He was relased on giving bail in
s2c0, Mr.. Bailey not being able to appear against
him at present.