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Captain ysoy1on,s Parrot,


Captain Paul Boyton owns a talking par
rot, which had habit of initiating crying
babies. The captain was bringing the
bird in basket to New York from his
home at Pushing.
Suddenly the passengers in the ladies'
cabin on the ferry boat heard the waiing
OF an infant procsed from the basket at
the Captains side. As The sound increas
ell the passengers stared at Boyton, who
got red in the face and gave the basket a
gentle kick.
Then an old lady became indignant and
said something about a big brute
The kick must have aroused Polly's
feelings, for the screaming grew louder.
The staring of the passengers became uu-
bearable, and the Captain seized the bas-
ket and hurried to the front of the boat
IN evident eIobaI rsssuent, for he Is no, a
married man. He was followed by all the
passengers, who watched him narrowly as
he. stoo3' by The railing When the boat
landed at the foot OF Thirty fourth street
and Boyton reached the street, he was &C.
costed by q policeman.
Captain said the officer, there's an
old gent says you've got baby in the
basket
What nonsense !! sald Boyton, as a
crowd gathered and suppose baveY
.Well, irs a curious way to carry a Child,
and you'll excuse me If I insist on seeing
it. It's my duty, you know
An right said the Captain, as he cut
the cover of the bal ket open with psn-
knife. The parrot stuck its head out of
the bssket, aDd yelled, 'PJIly wants a
cracker T 500 1856
And now the policeman would ike to
meet ihe old gent who gave him The In
formation which led TO the lsugbter which
followed.
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i. 8 Strickland, of New Haven, c.,
I'VE years ago went 70 Ausiraiic for his
health. In Australia be joined a party Of
'hfleen, who went.On gold prospecting
expedition to.the Island Of New Guinea.
the party having been. Influenced by re-
ports from missionaries that the yellow
metal was plentiful there. Strickland
wrote to bic brother at Bristol, o., of the
proposed trip, but 10 further letters were
received, and be had been regarded BY
the family ss dead, Last week. however
an envelope with bis familiar hand writing
was received. at Bristol, II wss dated
February, snd was written at Psrranaita,
a small leland OF the australian coast.
Strickland tells wonderful story After
penetrating 10 the interior Of New Guinea
without misadyenture, they we're captured
BY bard 81 natives, who wore cannibala.
= ght Of the party were roasted and eaten
at various times. The Others, whether
because useful 70 The saVages or promising
TO be unsayory, were spared. After long
months they escaped TO the coast and
reached e settlement OF Edrop ans. suick.
land writes that Il is inposs bic to des-
cribe The suifsrings n the survivors. He
brother has cent funds to him At sydney
and be expects % reach Connecticut this
summer.
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Counting.

He came + little late, stepped 10 with
out ringing, and striding eo!tly into the
psrlor, dropped into an sassy chair with
the carelsss grace OF n young man who il
accustomed TO the programme.
BY Jove.' he said 20 the figure sitting
In the dim obscurity Of the sofa, by Jove,
| thought / was never going to sec you
alone again. Your mother never goes
away from the house nowadays, does she,
Minute p
We'll, not amazingly often, cheorfully
replied the old lady from the sofa. MIN
nIe is way go much of the time now l
have to stay at home
And by Jove,' nc said TO a friend CT
teen minutes later, If didn't leave my ha,
on the piano, aud my cane in the hall, I'm
goat. Think of 'em Forgot en-. Strike
me blind If thought had any clothes
on ut all. What wanted was fresh air
and wanted about thirty acres Of ii, and
that mighty quick, too
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Elder William Perry 5fratton died IN
Ci1cionaii On Tdes6sy aged Is re was .
Baptist, and one Of To- best-known MIMI.
iers 10 the West ne began lfoasa prir.
ter on toe Ciocinuau = zs,,e, and exe.o,
Eve yearp, spent nearly BIS whole lie IN
Cincilnaii lie wss a prime mover and
energetic worker On the csuse ~ edDcs
lion, and Giled many places of hOaor io
that CITY lie has baptized over one
thousand PERSONS, Cflciatsd 81 oyer two
thousand foncfa.e, and Married over two
thousand couples, by actual record. and
De Known ov "a wide tx'ent ~ country
~ Toe Marrying PrsoD| Bs wife ard
Eve children, aIi 9sluref, still survive and
,he venerable eders death s TIE arst
aYeak io The farli7 circle
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7 osT RECORD NOTICE.

state Of West Virgins, ss.,
~ CircuIt Court hold IN aud for the
County of Preston. on the 11th day of
December. 1882. John Il. Peerce
vs.
Philip Fletcher. ,seph V, Williams, Isaac
Parsons, Edward III. Mcdonald, and the
Sheriff Ut Mineral County.
On petition under chapter f75 uf the
Acts IT 1871, entitled AN Act to supply
the lost records OF Preston County.
George III, McGrew,a Commissioner ap-
pointed under said Act, having heretofore
made his fnsl report herein, on motion of
The petitioner, by his counsel, It Is order
ed that said report be filed as Of this day,
and that notice be published in each
newspaper printed in this county, once a
week tor twelve successive weeks. Of the
ming OF said report, and requiring sll per-
sons interested therein. TO appear before
this court on the 9Th day OF the next tern,
and do what is necessary to protect their
interests.
Provided that such notice may consist
OF copy of this order published as afele
said.
copy from the record.
TEST SMITH CRANE,
Clerk.
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7 osT RECORD NOTICE.

State Of West Virginia, SIS:
AT Circuit Court held in and for the
County of Preston, on the nth day OF
December, 1882, John T. Pecrce,
VS..
Dayid Freeland, and the Sherifrs of Min
eral and Preston Counties.
On petition under chapter 40 of the
Acts o 1871, entitled AN Act to supply
the cost records of Preston County.
gorge III McGrew, Commissioner ap-
pointed under said Act, having heretofore
made his final report herein, on motion
OF the petitioner byhis couDsel,it is ordered
that said report be filed as of this day, and
that notice be published in each news
paper printed in this county, once a week
for twelve successive weeks. of the fling
OF said report, and requiring all persons
interested therein, to apptar before this
court on the q b day of the next term, and
do what is necessary to protect their in
terests.
Provided. that such notice may consist
OF copy of this order published az afore-
said.
A cory from the record.
Test;-- SMITH CRANE,
Clerk
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Complicated ueln,ion,h,,

Thirty. five or forty years ago there
lived near Montezdms, Ga, as ueighbOrs
two families, who hSd a son and daughter,
respectively. These two youog people
loved each other with undying devotion.
bu, tor certain reasons did not marry, but
both married into neiRhboring families.
The man emigrated to South Carolina
where ho became the father of daugh,, T
and SOP, but the lady remained 10 h,r
childhood home, likewise becoming the
mother of two children, male and femal..
La the course of time the son OF the South
Carolina man came TO George, fell in love
with and married the daughter OF his
fathers first love, and rcmaiped there.
HIS sister visited Him and married tie
brother of his wife. Ia the meantime the
wife of the South Carolina man and the
husband of our Georgia lady died. Old
time affection sprang up In the hearts OF
this man and woman, and now The old
man came to the home of his youth and
married the woman of bis first 1--we. The
family is badly mixed up, but they are
living happily on the homo stead Of their
parents.
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7 osT RECORD NOTICE.

7 .oST RECORD NOTICE.
State OF West Virgins, &C.:
At Circuit Court held in and for the
County Of Preston, on the 11fh day of
December, 1882, John T. Peerce,
va.
Joseph Riizell, Edward II. Mcdonald.
Isaac Parsons and Joseph V. Williams
Oh poutiOn under chapter 175 of the
Acts OF 1871, entitled AN Act 10 supplv
the lost records Of Preston County.
George III. McGrew, Comt1iss,one,
appointed under said act, having hereto.
fore made his final report herein. on mo
ion OF the petitioner BY his counsel, II IL
ordered that ssid report be fled az OF this
d4y,and that notice be published in each
Newspaper printed in this County, once a
week Tor twelve successive weeks, of the
fling OF said report, and requiring all per
soma interested therein, 10 appear before
this court on The 6tb day Of the next term.
snd.do what - necessary to protect their
IL 'Crests.
Provided that such notice may consiet
said.
a copy from the record.
Test go
SMITH CRANE,
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2 osT RECORD NOTICE,

State of West Virginia, ss.
Alta Circuit Court held in and for the
County OF Preston, on the 18th day OF
December, 1882: John Il. Peerce,
VS..
John w. Athey, Edward u McDouaId,
Joseph V. Williams and the Sherin of
Mineral County.
On petition under chapter l75 OF the
Acts OF 1871, entitled, An Act to supply
tho lost records Of Preston COUNTY,
George III, McGrew, a Commissioners
appointed under said Act, hay.ng heres
toiore made his final report herein, on
motion of the petitioner by his counsel,
II u ordered that said report be filed ms
OF this day,and that notice be polished
In each newspaper printed i'm this c0unty
oncoa week for twelve successive weeks
OF the hling OF said report, and requiring
All persons Interested therein to appear
before this court on the 9th day of next
term. and do what is necessary TO pro-
tect their interests,
Provided, that such notice may con
Isl of a copy OF this ORDER published as
aforesaid.
copy from tho record.
Test:- SMITH CRANE,
Clark
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AscGlaserla Affairs,

" rortej for RE i-vfSTSfs STAl.
TEE Iron H03H.-f'he '@irf1n hoonr has not heSu
Idle. even In its least business tines Over 800
week has always been diSiJurSsd IN its employees
ana II Il no" extending its works by the building
i noG nearly iG4 feet square for Ifil IlSe The
Transfers Needed Tor the complete organization OF
the company have been made IN part. ana the
internal dSl!TJH..eftti1ltS which have heretofore
cl1l,i@'s The company are now passing away.
AAEKiAGE--iiCgl Jas g. GoTtion, of Pa. was
n;nTI'i ist evening TO Miss kate WoAford, OF this
citT. In" nuptiai tnoh place ii the residence or
Alderman u. G. sIIfCt. and the wed ing was
aftelt1i ~ GOV PattiSNn and other executive
ONO r OF SILVA MIA friends ot tie bridegroom
VINO II a state senator Of that state.
EEATH.-i'hQnlaS Mills, a W1l!-knOwH carpenter
1fNi lit evening cf d-spy, at Lis home Co,Illl-
bus, between Duke and Wolfe streets
fEi1EtnRS NUI TS.-JIstice Thompson held the
il.tS orS court III the absence If the mayor AMI
fined James Ponde1t.r and John noindeN:er 80 ~
each AFTER coAyictinl, them OF diSor;erly conduct.
---1he site NJ liquor 20 minors has been carried Oh
to such IN extent and its evil Consequences be-
come Sc evident that arrangements being made
1nr the prosecution OF the vioatOrS OF the law The
punishment Is n fin, and the revealing OF he
license OF the nfieDdgr---The schooner B. H. Zones
Will Sll loT New York in a few days with IL %
puSile!S OF "neat.-Ihe stone for building. bridges
on the washington aud Ohio road is ready for
transportation, ana IL is expected that the bridges
VIII ne up next spring. frame house part of
which was once designed village on Dade'S
farm, near The city almShOuSe was burned yester-
day.
family OF irish paupers. assisted Immigrants
inmates OF the Kings county, MY. atnShouSe con-
SlsIig OF seven persons, were yesterday sent back
TO Ireland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-15
News Briefs.

ToIIr cnloref men were charged In tho police
CONT in Richmond, Va. yesterday. With stunin.
the democratic procession Tuesday night. Twowere
held for the grand Jury and two were required to
give bonds for their good IL naviOr.
Mr.. Devesman, the democratic candidate for
states attorney I'm AlicGany county. Md stopped
the recount OF the vote yesterday, hlng satisfied
with the examination OF the votes OF two districts
The second branch OF the Baltimore city council
passed resolution yesterday adopting the new
time standard
TIE one hundred and first annual conference Of
the Virginia conference Me;hCdSt Episcopal church
Hanlan, the 0aIsinali lett Toronto yesterday for
Australia, Via San Francisco.
The Boston Democratic city committee last night
nominated Hugh DBFicn for the may orally.
great Tire is raging IN the woods Oh Tobacco
Row ma;;nt.itnS near Iynchuurp.
Brother oCOnncll. one Of tue lay members OF the
Society Of Jesus, at IHyOA College. Baltimore was
killed yesterday by failing from The second stony of
the college building, While replacing broken win
dow pdIe.
At Vi"Esburg. Miss. last night. F. IT, Stark. ad-
vance agent al Tie John r. Ward Comedy company
shot ami killed X u. Allan, manager or the same
company, in u thrater.
Two burglars. Frank Harrison and Chas- Wilson
81 aP"d yesterday from Sing Sing. NY.
Two machine Guns have been completed at Hart
ford. Conn for Gen Grant, presents u The vice
roy VI china and the NikadO OF Japan.
TRAIN ROBBERY IN MFxTO-Tues,lay night q
train ou the Mexican National railroad. near Ii,
d@itta. WIS thrown from the track By the removal
OF 4 rii and 1T once surrounded by band Of fort
masked men. who cot away With $500 III Sllycl
that was IN the CXt,rJSS EAR,
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lfigCs0sG E0llnS GHs{fY.


AS stated In lat" edition OF TIE STAR yesterday
the jury In the case oi RsF. B,'.low Indicted fer
enbe2zlifg .2,1S from the National Bank of the
Republic, returned To court a few min
GltS before four o'clock yesterday Afternoon ami
r1ndered verdict OF guilty. Bigelow received
the Vcfuct With conp'r-2lre. Aftcr he had taken
leave OF mis- mother ana friends In the cour; room
ne was taken 70 J.L ! he Jury were able Ia 8gree
Nfliin an HON after The foreman mad repu.tesi 10
the can't that Il would b. impossible 10 c:ie TO
aii agreement II Is stated tht Juror was OBJ
posed ~ verdict az guilty, hut changed his mind
itIt. TctEn5 20 The jury rGDin fer tie second time.
THE GTE,kk CASES AGAINST BIGEL0w.
''Wnat will b. ;iJuc !th the ether twelve eases
against Bgei0w. asked STAR reporter Of Dist fict
Attorney Corkhi!l this morning.
Tried, Of course, said the district attorney.
II liN are similar ii character 10 the one have
Just tried They WIZ be taken up Us soon as the
business of TIE count vii permit
''lu You hope fer further conyicttonS:'
- he other cis., answered the district attorney.
'ttt'ud GA evidence OF the character that
presented n THIS case, ana no honest jury would
leius2 TO convict on Sucn testimony"
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Affairs in West Wa.3Ain~snr.

ATHLETIC SPoRTS--The series of athletic games
st the Georgetown college was closed yesterday.
MT. Martin Won the potato race. and Nr. Slattery
was second In the kicking football match Mr.
Ha!an was first, and MI Siattcry second. The
bait hour "go-as-y u-please" race was won by Mr.
Lee. Mr. Maher was announced as successful in
the greatest number OF the seventeen games COM
posing The series, and will he awarded = handsome
gold medal.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY afternoon Mr. Lusby,
While erecting derrick at the corner OF 10th and
streets northwest, fell from the second story OF a
house to the floor below. He is supposed to have
received severe Internal injuries. He was brought
tn his boarding house here.-About 5:45 n In yes
terfay j. A. A. Wilson, canal boarman, while
riding IN a wagon on Bridge street, fell out and
slightly bruised his head
NoTEs.-Dr. Thompson, OF the navy, is making
handsome improvements to the property recently
purchased b! him from MIR. X. W. Garter, in the
county.-The supper at Forrest hall last night,
gwen by the ladies OF Trinity Catholic church for
the benefit OF the poor, was very decided success
GRAIN SALES.-3,Gn bushels wheat Sold yesterday
at prices ranging from 112l TO l131@.
CONDITION OF WATERING report from Great
Falls Other points clear.
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Hr THr Nan OK TuE HEAD
AND YOU WILL DRIVE IT HOME, AND THAT'S
THE WAY
THE MISFIT STORE.
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS.
Hits Prices and Sends Out Wonderful Bargains in
FINE CLOTHING FOR BOYS. such as
Suits and Overcoate at 49, so worth &c.
Suits aud Overcoats at 81 ID. worth So
suits and and 9vsrsosts :. s. worth GIG
suits and Overcoats at $40 worth $is
SUITS and OVercoats at ST., worth go.
FOR MEN AND YOUTHS
Good Business Suits at So worth $l4
Better Business Suits at $40, worth $19.
Spien'ld Csssi,nerr Suits At sl2. worth s22
Black Worsted Smits at # SIS worm s25'
Black Worsted D. b. Freck Suits Prnce Abert at SI9
Black Cloth Suits a. $40, worth 800
Better tao ,ID = Sl (, 5 S;tH a. go w9rth 81
Fine nll Dress BroadcotL Suits fswallow Tail Coat at
$40, worth go
t'hinchiila Ov.rcoats at s. worth $40.
Melton ty.rcoats at $3.50, worth ST.
Bsk Dia;onal ' overcoats 1T sIs So S %ai SIS
Eieea. b,avsr overc"ats i'll brown Black OK Blue at
Fins rrfot oysT9Sats at sls worth So
An immense variety at S. $3.50 So 81 SIS and ss-bar
For Men and Boys at 81 81 ST. IS and 81 The best in
the market.
THE MIsF1T STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS.
Make no mistake and to the of 10th and
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"AIderney Dairy WagOn~."
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning,
and delivered in haf-Inund ward" prints, 40c. per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermik and Sweet
Milk, &c. per quart, Cream 15c. pint.