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AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock MARKET.
IRE following are the opening and p. H. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 18th street.
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The baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, August 5.-Virpinia sizes consol-
dated, Sc; Virginia new threes, 50 bid to-day
BALTIMORE Nh; August 5.-Cotton dull-mid ding
IL Flour quiet and steady Wheat-southern steady
with moderate demand; western easy and less active:
southern red, 66a9l; GO. AMBER 9ta95 No Maryland
~ bid: No western winter red SPOT 11Sagls An.
gust 91a9l&; September 939say3a October 95s 4
Corn-souther frmer and quiet firm and duff;
southern white. 12aT3; do. yellow, 6Sa69; western
mixed. spot and September, 62k asked; August GIL
bid: Oats steady ana quiet-southern 44a4S: western
white, 46a4s; do mixed. 1876: Pennsylvania. 4la47
Rye LOVER and dull e2aes Hay firm, with good de:
quiet l3al3A WHISKY steady rs Other articles un-
changed Freights to Liverpool per steamer frm-cot-
ton ll64d -four. Is Cd; grain. 54a6d Receirts-dour
2l3i5, barrels; wheat, 17SO09 bushels; corn. 1000
bushels: OATS COCO bushels rye LOCO bushels. Ship
ments--wheat, ,0I0 bushels corn, 1900 bushels
Sales-wheat 100000 bushels; corn. 90 600 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO LII, August s n:15 q. m--The weather
Corn 7daa lower Oats, pork. and lard unchanged.
CHICAGO. III. August s. l p m,-Closins prices:
Corn-Ausast. 54ss; September 81 October. SIX: No
september &c; year. 2hx; Nay, 29s<. Nheat-August
September, !sa83k; October s43saSlH; No
ve,nber. 853saS5L Porf-uo trading. LArd--AuSust
7aoa745h, nominal: September. 7b2x; October, T62H
The Petroleum Market.
CLEVELAND. O.. August 5-Petroleum unchanged
Standara white. ll0 deg. test TIC.
P1TTSBURd, Pa. August Soil active and trading
good Prices opened weak ut 7Ss declined 70 a. then
rallied in sympathy with Stocks and advanced to 76A
Dropping back to 763S at noon.
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A New York Ex-Sudxe Dead.

NEW YORK, August 5.-Freeman J. Fithian, ex-
judge Of the superior court, died OF consumption
last evening. at No. IL West 42d street, after
rf0uS Illness OF about three weeks. He was native
OF Pennsylvania and was born at Erie In october,
1922.
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Mr.. BEEcHER DESERTS CLEvELkNp.-A special
dispatch 10 the ST. Louis Globe Democrat from To-
peka, Kan. says:-A prominent politician OF THIS
city has received private letter from Henry Ward
beecher, IN which he inJmateS that he has about
concluded 10 oppose the election OF Governor Cleve.
land as President He writes 81 fear that / Will
have 70 give up Cleveland. The papers are maxi
ing such vigorous attacks upon his moral character
aid with such apparent truth and Justice that /
cannot consistently endorse his candidacy"
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AN ELOPEMEST FgCSTRATED.-LizZ1e Adams, an
attractive gir hardly eighteen years old, lives with
her parents AT EIwood, village in Atlantic county,
y. j. All eploye OF The Camden and Atlantic RAN.
road company proposed elopiHg with Lizzie on Sun
day afternoon. but was ruaely disappointed by the
foresight OF the young laGy's father who captured
her as She was about 10 board the train TO Join her
lover.
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STEAMER T. v. ARROwSMITH
- FROM TTH-STRFET WHARF.
On Mondays, m. for Nominl and intermediate
landings. returning Tuesdays.
On Thursdays q H.. for Currioman, Nomini St
Clements Bay, and intermediate landingA returning
Frid4ys
On satur days. $50 m, for Currioman. Nonini and
intermediate landings, returning sunday evening
On Wednesdays, $50 a. H.. SPECIAL Excursion to Co
lonial beach and return
N R-Land at all summer resorts each trip
JOHN B. PAD0ETT, AGENT
jy15 CIV RIDLEY MANAGER
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DYING OF HoAEeIcKNEss-MrS Barbara Cairna
her husband and two sisters arrived ia Hacken-
sack, n. j., nom Scotland three weeks since 10
visit Q brother, John Chapman. Ms. Cairna was
very 0espondent from the time the party landed In
New York city, often expressing desire 10 be
home again Arrangements were made for an i'm
mediate return, but she grew worse rapidly, ana
died Sunday. The physician says that death was
caused by h0meSckneSs
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Belle Eoydss Husband.
he ASSAULTS LAWYER AND PREPARES FOR A NJ

j. W. Hammond, well-known travelling man
and husband OF Belle Boyd, the noted confederate
spy, yesterday assaulted Ray Sheppard, a young
lawyer, at Dallas Texas. alleging that his wife ard
sheppard had been too intimate, destroying his
home aid happiness. Hammond accuses bis vie OF
lplcelltleS and extravaganza, and has begun pro-
cee0lnSS Tor divorce. Mrs Hammond makes couu-
ter charges, ana says that her husband was ir-
sanely Jealous OF her, She has also begun suit for
q divorce.
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Can't. Geoghegan, OF the Baltimore city steamer
Latrobe, has BEEN suspended for IS days by the
United States steamboat inspectors on account Of
his collision with the schooner Ridley, on Fort Car
roll
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Two CHILDREN STOLEN By TRAMPs-Consider.

TWO CHILDREN STOLEN By TRAMPs-Consider-
able excitement was created In West Chester Pa
last evening BY uaIapS stealing two Children
Arthur Grant and Henry Brock. each about years
OF age. They carried the children OF about 8
O'Clock. They were not missed until nearly am
hour and half had elapsed Word was lmuiedi-
etely lodged at Police headquarters OF the stealing
At 930 Councilman Lear notifled CHEF OF Police
Shields that the missing children were at the resi-
dence Of stephen Reed, In West Goshen township,
I'VE miles from West Chester. The chief went
after them, and found the children IA bed at Mr.
Reeda That gentlemen said two tranps were In
his stable, staying all night, and on account OF
rain had left the little In his house The on
Ger arrested the men and brought them and the
children back, lodging the former In Jail and restor-
Ing the latter TO their parents The win be In
vest1p2te0
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STEAMERS.
~ RD LIN =.

SOTICE
Ia - L T ?
TIE CTNATD STE fN.sHIP COMPANY, LIMITED,
BLTTE'E wv loI,a AM I-TXElEPOOL
CAIIISG Al CORN HAtBJR
FROM PA. 30 \ -, MN YORK.
GsLITA-...-- we. sU-- rrrG,'- IL. Sept. 2
EyRNNLA..-. = -. AE..iS Wed. S,rt 10
boTHNIA-..Er.t au<. ~ sClt,SIt.....Ntd. St,- II
SKKvIA-.-.--Ne,l AZ -. lJE9lSIA We'd SEPT a
AND EvERT WEDNESDAY from NV EBRk
RATES OF PASsAGk-SCJ So and 500. aecUrl,ng
- 4ccGu4IsCtiatil.-
St.,r yeEy rats. Stesrgo tickets FROM I1v-
eTIOcl AID sCslty And a. CtLer parts u L1rUIC -
IONezt rates
through bills Of laden gwen for Belfast Glas-oyr
IiHvre, Antwerp and ,t41r ports til Continent and
fer Metlits rTas4FA.i prs
Tor fr,-lt and p.sssse aQrfy ct te ColLrary's oice
Ne. 4. Bow ling Green. both Sta at- Cabs: %
OILS BIGLLON 4 CO. G0H 9Th -. wash --oE, ID. e..
NEl.NON II. BROWN & Co. rev York;
Or TO Nessrs- OTIS BIGELCW \ co.
Jy3l COS 7th street Washington.
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Accused Of Fan bez dement,.

ASSISTANT PoSTLA3TRR CAxP. OF BOSTON, ON TRIAL
FOR CRookEDSKss IN ATLANTA.
The trial OF Assistant Postmaster b. III. Camp, VI
Boston, viii take place at Atlanta, Ga, on Satur-
day next He will be tried Jointly with Post ONCE
Inspector Myler The charges that they failed to
make return for waste paper and postage stampss
while Camp was acting as postmaster at Atlanta
1t Is alleged that their total sales OF waste paper
and the stamps referred 10 amounted TO $40. MI.
Camp told the commissioner that First AS
61stant Postmaster General Hatton hid d.
rected bin TO sell the waste paper
referred TO In the warrants and to use the money
Tor some necessary cleaning and repairs in the post
ONCE. He denied that he had appropriated any
money received for the sale or stamps Commis-
soner Smith set the cases for ahearing saturday
morning.
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NhS. A. A. TUCKER, 1894 b STREET SOUTH
w west. says she kegs Browns Iron Btters in the
house all the time reliable family medicine In
affections Headache neuralgia &c) it acts like
o charm. jy29-eo
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De says he cordially recommends browns Iron Btters
for dyspepss and indigestion. Il cured him OF those
diseases. 5y29-eO
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A WOman's Unfortunate Fate.

KCFFIAkS-
On Sunday night, MIS-. Annie Rosenbury, OF
Philadelphia, while on her way home from a beer
saloon, became lost and asked three young mea
whom she met on the road To Franklord avenue
where she lived. They volunteered 10 show her the
way, but near a deserted barn they attacked her,
aid dragged the unfortunate woman thither. The
three fuflianS were soon joined by seven others.
When the party left the barn MIS-. Rosenuury was
covered with bruises At 2:39 O'Clock in the morn
ing her means Were heard, and she was removed 10
her home To the police She gave description OF
her aSsailantS after she had sufficiently recovered
to bear the exertlon OF talking. The result was
the arrest yesterday or seven Een charged with
being her assailants and the police The track
OF the three others.
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Discovery of a Gas Well.
A Horrible Scheme.

PITTsBURG, August 5.-The largest gas well IN
WeStmOreland county has been struck on Daum'S
farm, three miles from Irwin station, Pa.
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EM1NENr Hrs1c1ASs ENDORSE
LAMENT / MUSICIANS ENDORSE
BIB RRR 90 " " W Mn esSs
BBB RR g g WMwW M !" g..
B r r o. WWWW y Nm s..s
II ERR 90 NV
i { FL 8 90 o IN \ n
EER i : + En- EnF s ssss
B ? Il ! ! EErH / / ssss

PHYSICIANS naturally and properly very careful
in their recommendations of proprietary remedies
medicine having such unqualified endorsement ~ the
following is well worthy Of trial by sufferers to whose
ailments 1t seems adapted:
d.. J. I. MYERS. Of Fairfield, Iowa, says:
Browns Iron Btters the best iron preparation
have ever known in my thirty Of practice Icon
slider most excellent addition to the Materia Meca
and that should receive the endorsement Of the
whole medical profession"
DR.. J. c. SPOTTSwOOD Huntsville, Ala. says:
II highly recommend Browns Iron Bitters for dys.
pepsia, rheumatism and general debility"
Dr.. g. N. ROBERTSON. of Elm Grove. N. c., says:
Il prescribe Browns Iron Bitter and find it all it is
recommended to be-"
DR.. z. B. WEATHERs, Of Elkton, Ky, says:
regard Browns Iron Bitters as medicine Of unu-
sual worth"
Dr.. NJ. 7. GAMBLE Of Pennington H., says;
II prescribe Browns Iron Btters in my practice and
It gives satisfaction"
Dr.. A. PAGE, Of Rushmore, O., says:
Ihsve prescribed Browns Iron Bitters and in each
case with good resulta"
Dr.. W. CARTER, Of Clutsville. Ala, says:
II have used Browns Iron Bitters in my own family
with great benefit"
DR.. NJ. NJ. GROOM, of Dardanelle Ark, says:
Browns Iron Bitters is the best medicine In the
world and is efecting miraculous cures"
Dr.. N. s. RUGGLES, Of Marion, Mass, says:
II recommend Browns Iron Bitters a valued tonic
for enrching the blood and removing all dyspeptic
symptoms It does not hurt the teeth"
Dr. J. T. RIDLEY, Of Huntsville, Ala, says:
Browns Iron Bitters is good appetizer and merits
attention from sufferers"
DR.. IRWIN q. ELDERIDGE Of Baltimore, Nd, says:
II would recommend trial Of Browns Iron Bitters
In all cases of anaenc debility when tonic appe
tier is needed"
DR.. !. F. MUNDY. of Owentown, Ky, says:
II prescribe Browns Iron Btters. 1t is one Of the
best tonics."
RI SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS "a
sg THE GENUINE has TRADE MARK AND
CROSSED RED LINES ON WRAPPER.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

SIEAME K MATTANOLEANES SEVENTH STREET
- Wharf every SUNDAY. TUESDAY and THURSDAY
at O'Clock am for Mattox Greek returning on Mon
days Wednesdays and Fridays. stopping at
der's wharf sundays and Tuesdays down and Wednes-
days and Chapel Point and Brents wharf Thursdays
down and Mondays and Wednesdays up. Freghts re-
ceived daily q. T. JONES, Agent
iy22 7th street wharf.
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TEE PATENT OFFICE AND THE NEW ORLEANS EX-
PosITION.-Nr Butterworth, commissioner OF pat
ents, and member OF the board of u. s. executive
departments for the New Orleans exposition. has
issued circular calling upon the examiners OF his
Office to prepare, WtthOut delay, short deScrip-
ton OF the picture, device or model or all three,
which it is proposed to in illustrating the state
OF the art at different periods in the course OF its
progressive development I'm each OF the ave classes
OF invention selected by him. 1t Is desired In con-
nection with what Is done In this behalf IS above
suggested, that statistics be prepared which Will
show the results attained by the several improve
mentS Mr. ButterwOrth says that this IL an op-
portunity for the Patent Office to indicate its I'M
pOrtance as potential, II not controlling, factor
In the industrial economy OF the country.
THE CoREANs' RKruRN.-U. s. Minister Foote, at
Seoul In report to the State department, says
that the corean embassy, On their return, May
s1st, were met at the port Of Iuchman by large
number OF Corean OfficialS Immediately upon
reaching Seoul MIN You TX, chief OF the embassy,
called upon Mr.. Foote and expressed his great
gratincation at the many kindnesSes shown him
by the government and people OF the United States
whereby" he observed, "he had been enabled TO
see the world"
RANGE OF THE THRRMoNRTKR.--The following
1fnr+r
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U oBERT o. HOFFMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE FRAME
C0IIAGE OF NINE ROOMS. WITH STABLE IN
lHE REAR, AND LARGE SIDE YARD BEAU
FULLY LAID OUT IN GRASS, FRUIT AND
SihAPES, BEING HOUSE NUMBER 1915 YER
Mont AyESgE NoRIHWEST. THE rKEMIsEs
OF 100 FEET TO GOOD ALLEY
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. the SEVENTIES
DAY OF AUGUST, at FIVE O'CLOCK, will offer st.i
the herein described property at public auction a
front of the premises the 3d. 81 and IS
Of Edgar Zugs subdivision in square 36I
Terms easy and will be announced at the sale
ROBERT q. HOFFMAN, Auctioneer
au2-dGds 10th and T streets northwest
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I'd Edition.
Latest 1elGgrans to The Star.
The Cholera.

The Cholera.
CASH REPORTED IN GENEVA.
GENEVA, August 5.-One case OF cholera has &C.
CURED here.
ONE DEATH At MARSEILIES.
MARSE1LLES. August 5.-Ihere Was one death
from cholera here between y a IN. and noon TO-DAY.
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NNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.


THE ENTIRE PLANT OF THE WASHINGTON
CHEMICAL WORKS COMPANY" INCLUDING
ALL STOCK AND MATERIAL ON HAND (EX-
GETTING SOME sULPHATE OF AMMoNIA}.
SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On SATURDAY, TWENTY-THIRD AUGUST 1884
at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. in front Of the works of the
Company, on 9th street, between G and H streets
northwest. consisting Of its LEAD SULPHURIC ACID
CHAMBER, 1OOx1S and IA feet hi9h, with front and
back towers 5x5 and 10 feet high pan capacity
lbs. tal approximate measurements); three SULPHUR
Furnaces for 80 ID charges hourly four Retort Fur
nsces including Glass Retorts. reducing pans etc for
the manufacture Of Oil Of Ntrjol together with ali
BRiCh AND FRAME BUILDINGS connected there
with. ~ well as all tools implements and machinery
aaIIestaining thereto; Also Its Brick AMMONiACAE
AMMMM33SIACAt STEAM STILL for the distilation Of
Sulphate OF Ammonis; including Boilers Pumps, satu-
tools and Of lind used in operating the
operation and has . producing capacity of from two
thousand to five thousand pounds Sulphate daily Con-
tract for the Ammoniaca Gas Liquor will be transferred
to the purchaser Of the works
This sale will be made on account of Mr. p Bauer
at the public sale OF this property made March
29th. 1884. ~
Terms of sale Cash within five days; all conveyan-
cling ct cost deposit Of $500 forfeit money
For further particulars inquire at the Office Of the
company.
THE WASHINGTON CHEMICAL WORKS co.,
auI-dts 81 Pennsylvania Ayeune
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M r. A c. PLANT. JR., 7?7 9Th STREET NORTH
AVA west. SAYS after practice trial. that he finds
other Tonnes. iyo9 60
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eg THE GENUINE has TRADE MARK AND
CROSSED RED LINES ON WRAPPER.
TAKE NO OTHER.

PROWN'S IRON BITTERS HAVING RELIEVED
- me Of heartburn and cured me Of impure blood.
take pleasure IN recommending it. JNO. E. EHR-
HARDT, 1881 9th street northwest jy29-eo
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THO NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
III SOUTH

ITO NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
POTOMAC srE.u s9tTH. COMPANIES nonn,ar
steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves 18th street wharf on
Mondays and Wednesdays at $50: Saturdays at p.
STOPS at Piney Point and Corneld Harbor going and
SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS MONDAY
MORNING.
Exclusive connections with the Boston and Providence
steamers Connects also with New York and Rich.
mond steamers, Norfolk and Western SeabOard
and E9anoke. Ocean View and Virginia Beach
Passage ana room can be secured at Baltimore and
Ohio ticket office. 18th street and Pennsylva-
TIA avenue; at ST. Marc hotel, Polkinhorns next 10
city post office. Office OF hoxs 9th street and
Pennsylvania avenue, and at cOmpany's office. 7th
street wharf.
kno1's express viii call for and check baggage from
hotels and private residences.
Freight received daily until SIP. IN.
iy1O WILLIAM ?. WHICH. General Agent
I ooK AT LOW FARES. -
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
FIRST CLASS FARE, 81. ROUND TRIP. sI5o
Sixth street wharf MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY ct $50 pm. and SATURDAY, at 6 p H. Return
! ing MONDAY Morning.
Passage and rooms secured at B. and O. ticket Office
18th street and Pa o. L. THOMPSON, 9O2 Pa ave-
oeneri ONCE sixth street wharf Telephone call 73l3
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
steamer THOMPSON MONDAY WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY. t. nI--Fare Csc This steamer for charter
cheap Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings jy5
pOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
The Steamer SUE. Capt w C. Geoeheean, win resume
March 9Th leaving StePhenson's wharf IL; leay.
Baltimore Tor Washington every FRIDAY at 5 puL
Freight received until y LII SATURDAYS ONLY
All River fr lght must he prepaid.
Passenger accommodation unequalled
App.yto sTEPuENSON & BRO ac.,t,
nlfS-Gyn fl,cfreo
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browns IRON BITTERS IS AN UNFAILING
u remedy for Neuralgia and kindred palms.
BROWNS IRON B1TTERS ilsures relief from all
Kidney and Liver troubles jy26-eo
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Texas Cattle Guaranteed,

HELENA, MONT, August Ex-Governor Crosby is
sued proclamation to-day establishing Quaran-
tine against Texas cattle from northern ranges
coming into Montana by rail-
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PHILADELPHIA, PA, August 5.-Mr. ]. ]. Case has
arranged to trot JAY Eye-See against the 2:09A re-
Of 2:131 at Belmont park, this city, on Friday Au-
gust 18th
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Mt VERNON! MT. VERMONT
STEAMER w. W CORCORAy
Leaves 7hstreet wharf daily Except Sunday for Mt
vernon at 10 O'Clock returning reaches Washing
toll about $50 PIE
90 I. L. BLAKE. Captain
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QThere was great trades-labor demonstration az
Hamilton, Ont, yesterday, with q procession mile
long, In which q large number Of women, cotton
and shoe operatives, participated
Vim. IL Jones, OF Cambridge, Nd, recently alb
seconded from that place with horse and buggy
hired from livery stable. He sold the rig, and It
amounting TO several hundred d0llarA His where
abouts are unknown
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RenQrfad nv

Respectfully returned to Health onlcer, with
information
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T had PAINS IN MY BACK, BREAST. AND SIDES
trely relieved me in Sc hours My entire family
the medicine for the diseases for which is recon-
mended with equally az good results. i. J. THOMP-
SON, 1921 Whichever street n. ". ty29-eO
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were she readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
officer today a. M, rae; II q m, 76.C; pm,
TAT Maximum, TIL; minimum, c0a
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-22

why MFR. Pinkham Put Aside Vain
Promptings and Meekly>> Followed.

why Mr.. Pinkham Put Aside Vain
Promptings and DTeekly> Followed.
From the New York Evangelist.
Israel Pinkham and wife moved away
from Maine many years ago to
Utah Territory They passed through
Salt Lake the other day on their way 70
their old home, and the old lady made
no secret of the cause of their return
To the reporter for Gentle newspaper
she said: my husband and I have lived
together these forty-three years, and
though we joined the Mormons twenty
years ago nothing was ever said about
polygamy until this spring. Then some
snealfing priests came round and got the
old man worked up wifi the idea that
he must have one or two more wives.
Not much, Israel Pinkham, says L;
we've travelled together this fur, and no
Mormon will separate us now. We've
got two sons and darter back East,
who shan't have anybody poking fun at
them, and there's thf two little boys that
we buried back in Maine, who won't
have no occasion to pint their fingers at
us when we cross over to the other shore.
This thing has gone just as fur as it's go
ing to- Israel Pinkham, we're going
back to Maine says I, and whether
we've got one year or ten years to live,
Wen end this here pilgrimage decent, as
we begun it.
Amt that what l told your" said
she, addressing the old man, who had
been silent listener He smiled in a
faint way and nodded assent. ''We're
going back to Maine" continued the old
lady, ''poorer than when we came out
here but wiser, and no wuss so far as
know. There'll be no more Mormon in
this family"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-22
Pmnlic school Notice.

PAI.ATKA, Fla, Aug. :. 1854
Notice is hereby given that the Beard of
Public Instruction Of Putnam county viii
convene at the school house in Palatka on
FRIDAY, the 18th day of August, 1881. for the
purpose of examining applicants for schools
and appointing teachers To open puhlicschoois
in this county on she first Monday in Septem-
Der, 1881.
Applications Shauld X made 10 the county
school sIIpclio6efsslcnt. approved by the local
trustees. y, W. STRICKLAND,
Sec'y Beard Pub ms AMI sup. Schools.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-22
In CHANCERY.
In Circuit Court, Fifth Judicial Circuit. State
of Florida in and for Putnam County.
STEPHEN HART,
JOHN r. MARsHALBand

JOHN r. MARSHALBand
JANE MARSHALL. his wife
TT APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT THAT
i the defendants reside out of the Fifth Iu-
dieial Circuit. Of the State of Florida, and be-
yOnd the limits of said State, to-wit-: in the
State of Arkansas Now, therefore, it is or
dered that the defendants, John II. Marshall
ana Jane Marshall, his wife, do appear and adj
Swer the complainants bill filed against them
in the Court on or before the 7th- day Of July,
1854. otherwise said bill may he taken pro con-
feSso. Witness my hand. and the seal of oar
said Court. this. 21st March, IssS4.
IsEALl WM. +. FORWARD,
Clerk Cirenit Court