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NOTWITHSTANDING MUCH HAS BEEN SAID
~ about the Importance of a blood purifying medi.
c1ne may be possible that the matter has ser
ously claimed your attention. THINK OF 1T NOW! IT,
oy the use OF few bottles Of Ayers Sarsaparilla you
avoid the evils CT scrofula, and transmit healthy con-
sttut!on toyour offspring thank the suggest IN.
CY LAND OR AT SEA. OUT ON THE PRAIRIE OR
~ in the crowded city, Ayers Ca:hartic Pills are the
oest Ior purgatve purposes everywhere alike
nlet etcaclous and safe For sluggish bowels torpd
liver, indigestion, bad breath fatulency and sick
headache, they sure remedy. myl7
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Ladies Shopping Should Leave Their
Dogs 1t Home.

TO he Editof q TIE EvENINo STAA:
Iwould most respectfully protest against the
fashion prevailing among some ladies OF taking
their pet dogs on shopping expeditions. These an
imals ranging from the vicious rat terriers to the
boisterous Newfoundland, besides being liable to
damage goods displayed for sale in the stores are
positive terror to ladies not accustomed to their
companionship. In spite Of the complaints which
have been made In this connection, no one has had
ings, and they have been allowed. by their fncon-
siderate owners, to continue to modest every
tradesman and fellow shopper. Will you not give
It will reach the eyes OF those whom the 'shoe
ntS," and oblige SUFFERER.
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CHAPOTEAUTS
WINE OF PEPTONE.
Awineglassful of which contains 10 grammes OF Beef
arfciay dgested by fepsine It is entirely assima-
stomach do any previous work It highiy recon-
mended (by the medical faculty of Parish To convsies
cents whoee blood is poor from
Chloroeis. Diabetes. weakness. General Wasting Away
Stomach Ache. Gasra9ta, Loss of Appetite or To toe
Exhausted bX Excess Of Work. Age Fever Dysenfsry.
Travelling or Lone Fatigue. Paris. Hue Viyienne No 81
Soao " :" Okuss'ss' 3a22-m6thly
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CSC. LACE BUsTINes rye, ia and $50 9TH street

FCssELLs leg CREAM shipped anywhere out OF
town Special attention to strawberry festivals.
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4" Rough on RatsD
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants bed
bugs, slunks chipmunks, gophers- 15c. Drug
giStS.
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A G. A R d.

you'd respsctfuily announce to my friends and The
public generally that having leased the entire building
q llth street and Pennsylvsnia
greater facilities for conducting the auction bnsne0
Ps.nsyiysni. avenue by depth o. I2s fest there6y
second door large room. having same front.se e
the sas q Works Of Art and Books and Il CAPABLE g
the only establishment In the city that has separate
saeerooms for the accommodation OF all classes q
goods. It commands much space within doors tha1
sales always be conducted without regard 70
weather. The upper portion Of the building contains
Is rooms which used for storage purposes which
II has been specially arranged and naturally great
accommodation to the public There ID also in reaP
of the building large court or open space which Win
be used for the sale of Horses and Carages who0
forming one Of the most complete Auction establiahe
ments In the country.
special attention given to the sale OF Real Estssa.
Liberal advances made on consignments Apprniso.
ments made: Libraries and Works Of Art Catalogusd
and arranged for sale.
Having had experience Of twenty I've years In d
business and with the assistance Of NJ Iatmer Who
win attend personally to the personal and re art sasS
and thoroughly competent corps Of aasistants fed
that may be intrusted in my hands.
Thanking the public for their past patronage. an4
askinR continuance Of the same am very reGpecop
fully.
apas-lm THOMAS BOWLING.
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PIcON ana Yarmouth makes the best drink; ask
for IL In any restaurant
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s'AIderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
ana delivered In N-lb Ward" prints, 40c. per 10.
sc. per at. Cream. 15c. pint
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FURs received on storage and insured against
Damage by moths or fire, at StlnemeZ Sons,
1887 Pennsylvania avenue.
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JOHN SHOOKoPH was charged before Judge Smell
to-day with having ''ShoOk on" lot OF ashes in
the street, and forfeited s. collateral
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TIE WEEKLY STAR, a large double paper OF fifty
tN columns, will be sent postpaid for one dollar
year. Try It
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The Wise and Prr.deut
Rheumatism.
LundbOrR's Rhenish Cologne
On Thirty Days, Trial,

On Thirty Days Trial.
The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will send
Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro-voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances trial for thirty DAVIS to men
young or old) who are afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles guar
antee1ng speedy and complete restoration OF health
and manly vgor Address as above NB-No
risk is incurred, as thirty days trial is al
lowed. wSm
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RAvELERs' GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TRUNKS! TRUNKS! TRuNKsi
We are prepared to show one OF the largest and
best assorted stocks Of TRUNKsfor Ladies and Gentle
men at very low prices.
Large size PACKING TRUNKS. good and strong.
$1.25.
Largest size, only $1.75.
Large size, with Trays, only 81 so.
Very large size, only 81.
Strong Zinc covered TRUNKS, at$27B,
TRUNKS up to SIS. guaranteed cheap.
sATCHELs! sATCHELs! sATcHELsl
We have an eleRant assortment Of TRAVELLING
SATCHELS for Ladies and Gentemen at Bottom
Prices.
Linen-covered sATCHELs from Is cents up.
Leather-covered sATCHELS at Is cents very
large ones, 81. %. $l.35.
Al-Leather SATCHELS at Bottom FYeurea
HAMMoCKs! H.MMOCKs,
For children and grown people, from Is cents mp.
MEXICAN HAMMoCKS. HAMMOCKS with Pillows
and Stretchers.
Ropes Hooks stretchers and Pillows sold separate
PARAsoLs! SUN UMBRELLAS!
COACHING PARAsoLs from 81 80 up.
Gents SILK UMBRELLAS 81 90
= RUSH BAGS large Sizes only centa
Shopping and Lunch BASKETS.
CROQUET SETS at all prices at
BAUM's,
my14 416 7TH STREET.
= J. MEEKs. GAL 6 STREET NoRrHwrsr on
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R1DewAr RrrR1ernAroa,

R1DewAr REFRIGERATOR.
1t solves the difficult problem Perfect Refrigeration
1t dries and purfes itself while in use by an Auto
matte Circulation of Air.
IL d1spenses with metal lining. Objectionable be-
cause OF labor necessary to keep it clean.
Milk, Butter Meats, Fish, Fruit, etc. can be kept in
TINS refrigerator at time without imparting the
flavor of either to the others.
ls much more economical in consumption of Ice than
any other Refrigerator.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
J. W. SCHAEFER, SOLE AGENT,
myl5 1920 7th street northwest
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CATARRH.

CArARRH.
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE.
THE GREAT BALsAMIC OSCILLATION OF
WITCH HAZEL. AMERICAN PINE. CANA
DIAN FUR, MARIGoLD. CLOVER
BLOSSOM, ETC,
For the immediate relief and Permanent Cure of every
FORM 81 Catarrh from simple Head Cold Influenza
to the Loss of smell aste and Hearing Cough Bron-
chts and lncip:ent ConsumIto Relief in FIVE min
utes III any and every Nothing ike it. Grateful
fragrant. whole some Cure beQins from first applca-
ton. and is rapid, radical, permanent and never fail
ing.
One bottle Radical Cure one box Catarrhal Solvent
and SanIords InEa.er, all i'll one package, forming a
complete treatment. Of all druggists for 81. Ask for
SANfCED'S RADICAL CURE. POTTER DRUG
CHEMICAL CO., Boston.
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INDUCEMENTS EXTRAORDINARY.
KINGS PALACE,
814 SEVENTH STREET.
Fresh arrivals Of all the
LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES.
Great bargains in
HATS AND BONNETS ELEGANT FRFNcH
FLOWERS AND PLUMES,
BEADED LACEs AND CROWNS at half their value.
Special inducements in RIBBONS AND SPANISH
LACES. ~
$50. 600 WORTH OF MILLINERY GOODS to be
slaughtered.
CHILDREN,s AND LADIES' DRESSES at 60 cents
on the dollar. wv ~
DO NOT FAIL TO CALL EARLY TO AVOID THE
RUSH.
DON'T PURCHASE UNTIL YOU HAVE ASCER.
TANNED OUR PRICES.
4 G'S p A L A CE,
my17 S14 SEVENTH STREET,
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WASHINGTON FISH MARX ET.-Sold by r. A. Col
den, agent, to-day: 1900 had, from $1S to $50 pc
hundred: $1,000 herring, from s71< to 50 per thou
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COLLINS VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS.

For the relief and prevention the instant 1t is applied
OF 1heumetisn. Neuralgia, Scatica, Coughs, Cod
Weak Back Stomach and Bowels, Shooting Pains
Numbness. Hys,cria Female Pains. Papit ,tion Dys-
PeIsla Liver Complaint Bilious Fever Malaria and
Battery combined with Porous Paser) and laugh at
pain. Zoc. everywhere. my17
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School FOR DREssMAk1Sc.

School FOR DREssMAK1Se.
Ladies are hereby info med that Mr.. WHITE has
opened School for at llis street north
Fitting and Designing Ladies' Dresses ETC.. artstcay
Mr. White met with in this city already IL
due to his thorough knowledge Of his business The
system Mr.: White teaches is universally acknowledged
to he the best: The system is by measurement No
chart Or part OF chart School open day and evening"
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BASE BALL SATURDAY.-The Columbus defeated
the High School by a score OF 26 to II. At Phila-
delphia-Athletic, II; Allegheny,S 8. At Princeton
Princeton, 10; Harvard, 4. At Chicago-Chicago,
4; Boston, l.. At Detroit-Detroit, z; Providence,
g. At Cleveland--f Philadelphia, 10: Cleveland, 8.
At st. Louls-St Louis, a; Columbus, 0. At New
fOrk-Metropolitan, 9: Baltimore, 1. At Louis
ville-Cincinnati, 6; Eclipse, 3. At Bufralo-Buf-
falo. z; New York, 4. At Camden, N. J.-Merrtt,
Is; Brooklyn. At Providence.Yales, 6; Brown,
4: At New Haven-Yale Freshmen, 8; Harvard
Freshmen. l.
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pURE SILK BLACK BKoCADE GRENADINES.
4 tacfual value s.. so, reduced to 75c.
duced to Soc. ~ ~
NUNS vEIL1NGs. all pure Wool, (wdest double width
~ inches W1de). actual value &c. reduced to
BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES, nearly all pure
M, SIX !actnal value SD, reduced to SOC
NUNS YELLING, fine quality, reduced from 25c to
CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON.
Silks &c., Silks &c., Silks &C. Coored Silks heavy
~ Gros Grain. reduced from 81. % to 81.
BLACK heavy Gros Gratn reduced from 81 Is to
Black SILKS. Satin finish. heavy eros Grain, very
~ me quality, reduced from 81. so to 81. rs.
BLACK SILKS, sublime quality, cashmere finish, heavy
eros Grain, actually worth 81, reduced to 81. sc.
Coiored SILKS Green. Navy Blue. Bronze. Steel and
Black SILK KHADAMEs and Black SILK sURAH.
c extra Widewidth. reduced from 81. Is to 81.
Coiofed SURAH SILKS. every color. including Elec-
IT,, tr1c Blue and Strawberry.
fancy CHECK SURAH SILKS reduced from 81 to &C.
El'ached Table PAMAsK. slightly soiled. real value
Beautiful sprns DRESS GOODS reduced from 25c
Black Cashmere saAWLs. all pure Wool. 81.
CARTER'S
my18 I'll MARKET SPACE.
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8 J. MEEKs. Gal STREET NORTHWEST. OF
-; iers rare ind9cements in Carriages Of all styles.
and no,top Sidebar BuRgses. Phaetons. Family Car
ra ssc 11saness wagons surrsys via8e Carts H.r:
done: Win sell cheap and terms 70 suit. An work
guaranteed. Wy2
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DKY GooDs.
New Spring and Summer Silks from so cts up,
bination. from IS cts TO 81.
French sateens plain shades to match prtcea reduced
French atiste printed I'm and beautiful desieua
-, ~ inches wide very hne> only rs cts.
Al DOL Bunting. in Pink. Blue and Cream only l2o.
All Wool Lace Bunting, az inches wide, IS cts.
only Is cts. s'
White Goods in great variety and low prfcea
Stock Of Psrasola complete. prices 70 suit a.
]. A. LUTTRELL q CO.,
ml7 Git Market Space.
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DRY GOODS.

OrENlNa DAILY.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
L. BEHRENDS'
BALTIMORE STORE.
oos Seventh Street Northwest.
Desirable and New Materials for Drceees l7-inch
Wide, A-Woo Nuns Veins. Albatross Cloth and Blunt.
ing
Eles.nt line Of Black Cashmeres. special nne aral-
lily, ct 81. 10. cloth finish.
White Goods. Table Linens and Housekeeping Gooda.
Fisnnels aud Cassimeres.
Figured fquee Sc Per yard. in endA
The best shirt offered at 81.
Underwear for Ladies'. Gents and Children
Splendid stock OF Corsets, Hosiery aud Gloves.
Psrasols ana Sun Umbrellas.
GlnShams Lawns and Domestica.
twill repay customers 70 examine our low prices.
L. BEHRENDs,.
myls COS SEVENTH STREET n. W.
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LOCAL MENTION.
TIC NeallirY

OFFICE OF The GRIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. May q, 1881, $50 a. m.
For the middle Atlantic states. colder cloudy
rainy weather, ScutheTly veering TO northwest
winds, falling followed 10y rising barometer.
SPECIAL BULLETIS-CoLD FAIR WEATHER TO-MoR-
ROW.
On Tuesday cold fair weather is indicated I'm
the middle Atlantic and south Atlantic states, and
cold clearing weather In New England.
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LAcEs from 1c. up. at Youngs. 1876 7th street.
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Have SECURED ANorHrx Lor
OF VERY DESIRABLE
ROBES,
IN ALL SHADES AND DESIGNS,
FROM $500 UP TO $685. 90.
ALSO, A CASE OF
ALL WOOL DEBEGE,
IN DESIRABLE coLoRs,
FOR THE VERY Low PRICE OF rs CENTS,
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARAsoLs AND coAcBs
INGS.
s. l.. HEMPSToNE.
s03 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
One Price. In Plain Figures mys
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CITY ITEMS.



VIII De sold for A., tomorrow only at r. Gold
Schmids Sl2 7th St q. W.: ! large bar OF superior
saaundry soap, rubber dressing combs, cakes OF
se0ve polish, pin cherry hat racks, cakes OF
.oet soap 29 inch pie plates Al hole mouse traps,
IN ateh safes $500 tooth picks, scruobing brushes,
~ II clothes lines, boxes OF backing, pickle
ers, water tumblers, inch dessert plates, Ice
cream saucers. potato Washers, rolling pins dairy
pans lunch baskets iron frying pans, boot Jacks,
SAD iron stands, coal shovels, tea spoons, large
klIchen spoons, coffee or tea canisters, tooth
brushes, shaving brushes, chfdrens round
COMBS, pocket match safes. napkin rings, pocket
knives, large scissors pairing knives ice hatchets
candle sticks, table spoons, picnic mugs, pepper
or salt shakers, hair brushes, pocket combs large
graters, 2-l pt tin cups; also immense bargains IN
Dapy carriages, refrigerators ice chests and trav
cling trunks
The Wise and Prudent
passengers on the outgoing steamers have pro-
cured their accident policies in Toe United States
Mutual Accident Association, $40 and BE- Broad
way, New York. Rates less than half those
Charged by other companies.
Rheumatism.
dlSordered blood, general debility and many
chronic diseases pronounced incurable, are often
cured by Browns Iron BitterS
JOPLIN. Mo.-Dr. j. B. Morgan says: 81 find that
browns Iron Bitters gives entire satisfaction TO ali
who use it."
FAIRFIELD, IowA-Dr. J. l. Myers says:
"Brown's Iron BitterS is the best iron preparation
nave ever known In my so years OF practice
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NJ. Wn11AN Importer Of
Pattern Hats and Rich Millinery Novelties Real Laoes
Fine Neckwear, Dress Trimmings Parasols, s best
styles French Corsets. Handsome Wraps Jersey Jack
cts. jersey Suits jersey Polonsise Mourning Suits
White Suits variety Of styles and prices Cachmere
Suits SILK suits for $50 and 1884, and fine assortment
of Raglans and Jackets.
5Cite Trevise. Paris. DOT Pennsylvania avenue.
very desirable assortment Of Mantillas at Is per
cent discount Feathers dyed and re-curled equal to
new ones. ap20
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GUINNIP 4 CO.,
SUMMER Dprss Toona

90 AND 4o6 SEVENTH STREET \. W. NV
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Ma Gro. WH1,z
les TAILOR.

Ma Gro. WH1,1
LADIE s. TAHOE,
Ills STREET NORTHWEST,
1s Now Prepared to Take Orders for
EVENING. RECEPTION AND DINNER DRESSES.
WEDDING TROUSSEAUS AND
STREET COSTUMES.
esss , SSsh Gsss e INA WI
sn4s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eTn AND ?
~ sTREETs.-The business in this department hav-
an our s
THGRsDAY begin with 200 dozen mora q those thor.
best ehsmse Ur
the price We have so dozen French Castor. button
81. ssIss
rens stoctnes just dozen Misses Hoss At ssb
cents. sccordng to size. p11'e w 0enS W 20
RS DOUGLASS 9th and streets.
A NTON FISHER.
MHnT GH ga a.. DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH
his s:S ssS:
ssa ssss ifatss s SSpGS s
aas %
surpassed II Paris New York elsewhere" Nodce.S
MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY,
$50 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Makes CORSETS to order in every style and material
ana sa.lan ~ RsFfsfs e. fnd fsp HR
French Sh ns Merno Underwear
Patent shoulder braces and Il Dress Reform Good.
French Corsets and Bustes. The Hercules" Sun.
porting Corset for which Miss H. Is special agent
and 81 Corset her own make. thatIor the prico
cannot be surpassed.
N.B.-french. German and Spanish spoken. IS
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DEATH-BED MARRIAGE.-Miss Annie Renachere,
prominent society belle OF Cleveland, Ohio was
engaged to be married to Mr.. c. w. Seymour, the
wedding being fixed for the present month. SIX
months ago the lady was taken i'll with cOmpli-
Gated disease and oil hope OF her recovery was
abandoned. AS the time approached that had
been fixed for the marriage 1t was determined
that nothing should be allowed to interfere with
1t. On the appointed day. the lady, pale and worn
from her deadly sickness, was prOpped up with
In the presence OF few friends Forty-efght hours
later the bride was corpse and her funeral oc-
CURED Yesterday afternoon
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MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY.

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
1883.
GERMoND CRANDELL W: WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS
BANK-3423 EQ. Doc IL:
The by the receiver Of dividends to creditors
cause aggreeatng one hundred per centum It is this
third day OF May, A. d. 1883, on motion OF William
that all depositors in the Washington City Savings
Bank, defendant herein. and their assigns. be- and
claim or demand against said the receiver in
for undrawn dividends be presented to said Receiver
before the first day Of January. A. D. 1884 provided
notice OF this order be published at least three times
week for four weeks from this day. and three
nmes week Tor six weeks prior to said JAN
the city Of Washington. d. c.
CHARLES p. JAMES. Justice.
TestNR. ]. MEIGs, Clerk.
my Nv Ia Aansk Tlorl
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ITCHING PILES.


SYMPTOMS AND CURE.
The symptoms moisture, like Precipitation. In
tense itching increased by scratching very distress
ing. particularly ct night: seems as IL were
crawling about the rectum the private parts are
sometimes affected. II allowed 70 Continue very seri-
GUS results may follow. ''SWAYNE'6 OINTMENT"
is Q pleasant, cure. Also for Tettar Itch. Salt
Rheu scald Head, Eryspelas BARRIERS, Itch. Botches
cents; s boxes 81. IS Tin stamps.) ADDRESS DR..
SWAYNE SON. Philadephla Pa. Sold BY Drug
0ist9. m9-Wfm
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PARAsors from ssc up to Sc, $50 and IA 18th st.

FrssELL's Ice Cream.
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Mr.. Fred Gerhard called Mr. Sandford q liar in
New York Saturday night and was struck by the
latter two heavy blows in the face
At Lodi, Medina county. Saturday evening" Ann
ELIZA Young, the 18TH wife OF Brigham Young, was
married to ". r. Dennlng, prominent citizen OF
ManiStee. Mich
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STRICKEN WITH PARALYsIS-Rev Dr. Uornblow
er, Professor or hOmiietics In the Western Theo-
logical seminary. was stricken with PARALYSIS
yesterday morning while preaching in tile Bell.
Held Presbyterian Church, Pittsburg. But slight
hopes are entertained OF his recovery. DR. Horn
blower IS the father OF Mr.. j. c. HornbIower of
this city. the architect
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MARRIAGE LICENSEs.-Marriage licenses have
been Issued by the clerk OF the court to Richard A.
Neale and Mary A. Parker, OF Va; w. O. Kelly, OF
Charles County, Md, and Anna E. Scott, or Hano-
yer county, Va; Frank A. Jackson and Mary j.
WOODWARD; Alfred c. Leonard and Sadie c. Ven
Fairmount Va -
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BRUTAL FATHER TARRED AND FEATHERED.-
SATURDAY, susie Hawkins, the daughter OF Chas.
l. hawkins, committed suicide in Lawrenceburg,
lnh, by taking morphine. An inquest developed
the fact that since last October Hawkins had
kept mistress in the house with his wife, and
had abused and beaten the members OF his fam
lily, and driven Susie into the street. Saturday
night band OF citizens tarred and feathered
Hawkins, and drove him from the town. They
also ordered his mistress to leave.
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INQUIRY As TO THE SUICIDE OF ToRPEY-Yes-
terday Chief or Police Dye received q letter from
formation respecting James A. Torpey, the young
man WHO committed suicide few days since by
yuilpin on the Alexandria steam ferry boat. She
states that he was respectable man, well known
IN that place; had started 10 California; had with
MIN TWO suits OF clothing, and money enough to
Take him TO his destination. She does no; diyuge
0er Relationship tn the Decreased
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-18
Captain ]. II. Frazee has invented a plan

Captain J. H. Frazee has invented plan
of fastening the end gate of a wagon that
easily goes ahead of anything ever before
produced for that purpose. The apparatus
consists of staple driven into each side OF
the bed, midway of the board An iron bar,
three -fourths of an irch wide by three-eighths
thick and long enough TO reach rom the top
TO tie bottom OF the end gate. is fastened to
that part by one fastening. so that it will
swirg back and forth. Extending from the
side of this bar is the ear-like arrangement
which will fit into the staple when the end
gate is in proper position. 1t is undoubtedly
an exceedingly useful continuance and will
come into general use on wagons, doing away
with the old plan of rod with screw and cap
sttschment. 1t can be applied to any wagon
box in a few minutes.-Rushville Repub-
Hcan.