davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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BRIGHT'S
Just Received /!

10000 yards Calico ......... ...........4 a cents
1000 yards Ginhams cents
o,oOo
5000 yards White Pique Observation-Disclosures. 6 cents
5000 yards Dress Goods from ...... to so cents
5000 yards of Brown and Beached Muslin cents and
upward
5000 yards of Summer Dress Goods Just Received.
5000 pairs Of Gloves from ... :. &C. to ST. pair
6,75o pairs of Hose for Ladies at. ...7 to IS cents
$3.50 pairs Chidrens Hose .......... 5 to IS cents
1925 Corsets from m.....................2 Zoe to 81
10000 pairs of Ladies' Shoes from 75c to S.
$500 pairs Children Shoes from ~ 25c. to $I.25
10000 yards Ribbons from. $3.50. 2 to IS cents yard
10000 yards Of Lace from. Il to soc. yard
900 yards of Jacone Edgings from 2 4oc. yard
10000 Ladies' Hats trimmed and untrmmed from Csc.
o$5
II 5000 Children Hats from Ioc to 4r
5000 Plumes and Tips from. ........ Ioc. to ST.
6ooo Bunches Artificial Flowers from oc to 81 bunch
Also large stock of
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No sos Main ssrset. opposite Baker Block
SwEys and sAr dissAsss rsAssd WITH tAs cArs Of
Z pcciAllst. ap22
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PHYSICIANS.
M. r. oHAMBERL1N, M. D.,

Ono rooms and No. 90 South Spring Street.
Los Angeles. Cal.
Ohice hours. 10 10 12 A. ~, 2 to and TO p.
W.; Sundays, Sto 5P. ~ The poor will receive
advice Rratuitously from to p NJ win attend
70 calls from residence. Chicago avenue, Boyle
Heights, mornings, evenings and ali hours Of the
night. Obstetrics and diseases Of women Q spe-
cialty. Changes reasonable In all cases. my2-im
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PHI HYsIcIAN AND SURG RON
= oass .ca e, R',Isssss.Ea ssss mo e z -, 2
:. 4. = % In the evening. . In
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es ~ ~ 1AAAA3
OFFICE AT RESIDENCE II 8. MAIN STREET.
ofIics Houn-e to II 4. H.. Ito and 7 To
Rn.
Residencs-EAst side Of Main street, below
First. ,niksf
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Twelve Thousand Dollars Short.

DISCREPANCY IN THE ACCOUNTS OF THE LATE DIS
BURSTING OFFICER OF THR STATE DEPARTMENT.
Definite Information was obtained to-day, show
ing that Col Robert C. Morgan, the late disbursing
officer OF the State department, was short In his
counts to the extent OF about 81, OOO Col Morgan
was for many years the chief of the bureau OF ac-
counts OF the department. He had been In feeble
health for some time past, and died about two
months ago. An examination OF his accounts fol-
lowed, and the deficiency, as stated above,
was discovered. The matter was kept very quiet,
however, in hopes that his relatives would make
restitution OF the amount wanting without public
1ty but on Tuesday official nOticeOf the efficiency
was sent to his bondSmen, who are Albert
K Bass, OF Brooklyn, and ChaS. E. Whitehead and
Horace NJ. RuggleS, Of New York. No word has
about the causes OF the deficiency, nor what be-
came OF the missing money. A careful
examination OF his accounts has been made, which
shows that not more than $500 OF the above amount
could be included In diSallOwanceS, and no trace
has been found OF the money. At the State depart
ment the deficiency is admitted, but the
officials firm in the conviction that the shortage
departments trusted disbursing of1cer, but re-
suited from negligence, owing to old age and
failing health, and an 1naptitude for busi-
ness matters, and that II the bondsmen
restore the amount lost the government
will be that much ahead, the discrepancies will
be satisfactorily accounted for In course OF time.
Col Morgan was originally from New York, but
He was a very large man. and for some time before
his death had suffered from a complication OF dis
eases. His many friends outside the department
will be 10th to believe there was anything dlshOn-
est in connection with his accounts, and will at
tribute the deficiency to carelessness or accident
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OlI;D.

CAI DWELL, On june 18th. 1894. at a. m. p. ,.
CALDWELL Of typhoid pneumonia; IN the sixty second
S'eL w NJ A. -
Funeral viii take place from his in residence No.
Sl9 New Jersey northwest SUNDAY june I'D,
at y. m. Friends and acqnantances Il thu .eceas
rsiscttuly invited lNe" hork and baltimore IAIs,rs
CHASE At Roanoke. Va. at 1925 y m on June IL
lisa, CORA MAY infant daughter Of VIM W and Mary
ten days.
FINNEY. On the morning Of June l7th 1884, ROY.
infant son Of Argyle and Noble j Finncy.
FISHER. ON June 18th. 1894. at O'Clock n. m,
and Martha C. III. Fisher III the thirty first year II hr
Funeral from her brothers residence No. 1878 Corco
ran street, Friday, at pm.
GATES On the evening Of June 18th. 1884. at
O'clock pm, MARY BELLE o. CAFES. aged twenty
five years and five months.
Funeral from the residence of her grandmothr Mrs
s. T. Horoyd), No. 922 street southe Friday June
20 ocl. Ok. Relatives AID friends respectfully in
KNOTT. On Thursday, June 10TH 1874. at 124s
O'Clock m. JAMES II KNOTT. formerly OF St
lntermeni All Saints Church in St. Narys county.
LYON on June H. 1894. at O'Clock m. WILLIAM
H son OF Edgar L. and L. s. Lyon aged 10 months and
Funeral win take place from the residence Of hi. grand
parents no yl2 4th stree southesst 20 morrow att
ly invited TO attend.
wHELAN. At her residence in Georgetown. ID c.,
on sfs morning Of the 18th OF june lsss Mrs RACHEL
z. NHELAS, IN the sixty fourth year OF her age.
Why should our tears I'm sorrow Cow,
When God recalls his own,
And bids them leave a world Of woe
For al immortal crown,
LIS not death gain TO those
Whose lives 10 God are g1vene
Gladly to earth their eyes they close,
BY her sister. n A. axnra
Funeral from the NJ. p. Church. Congress stree4
on Friday, the 10th instant. at 80 O'Clock pm
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The Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. June 19.-Virgnia skies. deferred, SO;
do. consolidated. 81: do. ten forties. 321s 'new
tRres. 3d. North Carolina skies. old LO5s bid day
BALTIMORE. Nd. June 19.-Cotton dull-rniddling
11h Flour steady and quiet. Wheat-sonthern steady
western steady and more active closing dull southern
red, 1.05a1 OF: do amber, 10Sal. 10; No. Maryland
0 Co.,, asked No oo western winter red spot 1o0a
Corn-southern lower for white: yellow firm: western
easier and dull; southern white; 72a74 do yellow.
6Oha61; August 6118a62a Oats quiet and ir1n~south-
erl. 37a40; western white. 3saiO: do mixed. 3ia9s
57ka,s Coffee dnll-Rie csrgoes. ordinary to fair.
steady LA. Other articles unchanged Freights to
Liverpool per steamer quiet-cotton. 964d; -four Is
bushels corn. 10000 bushels: oats. 1000 bushels:
rye. 10000 bushels. Shipments--wheat $1,000 bushels
corn, So 900 bushels rye $4,000 bushels Saes-wheat
25S,OOO bushels corn. Is 600 bushels.
The Petroleum Market.
PITTSBURG, Pa. June 19-OT duh and heavy
and tending downward very little tradine The Market
opened with sales 7O declined to 69a, rallied TO- but
broke again Cos. ~ -
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The Nicaragua Canal Concession.
SECRETARY FRELINGHUYsEN BEFORE THE HOUSE
COMMITTEE.
Secretary Frelinghuysen appeared at joint
meeting Of the House committees on foreign az
fairs and appropriations this morning, and made a
statement concerning the item of two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars in the consular and diplo-
matte bill, known as the ''foreign secret service
fund" Members OF the committees refuse to dis
close anything put forth by the Secretary in ex-
PLANTATION OF the subject 1t can be stated however
that he informed the committees that by use of
this fund negotiations could be made
as he believed. with the Nicaraguan govern
ment to secure control by our government OF 18TH
milan canal, and that unless Immediate action be
taken there is danger that the concession will be
lost to us and probably go to some foreign power,
England and Germany both being anxious to OBJ
tain possession. The Secretary showed the I'm
portance OF the Nicaraguan canal under Ameri-
can auspices In order to assert and maintain the
Monroe doctrine and prevent foreign powers from
obtaining fOOthOid on this continent.
The committee decided to refer the matter to the
House conference committee, and recommended
that they agree to the amendment In this way
the matter can go through the House without dis
cussion, and the secrecy win not be violated
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Further Charges Against KirkwooA
and Otheru,

KIRKwooD REARREsrEp AND AGAIN BEFORE TIN
POLICE COCRT-ANorHKR ALLEGED CoNgfIRAroR
TAKEN INTO cCSrOpY-THE SEARCH FOR FCKrHRR
EVIDENCES OF FRAUD-wHAr SECRETARY CHAND-
LKR SAYS ABOUT IL
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The Washington Monument.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE GRAND CELEBRATION
COMPLETION.

PREPARATIONS FOR THE GRAND CELEBRATION ON
ITS COMPLETION.
The Joint commission to arrange for the cere-
monies to be authorized upon the completion of
the Washington monument met this morning and
organized by electing Senator Sherman, chairman;
Mr. E. J. Babcock, secretary, and Mr.. F. l. Harvey,
assistant secretary. committee Of five, consist
ing of Senator Morrill,, Congressman Tucker, DR..
Toner, Professor yelling and Col. Casey, the last
three being members of the Washington Monu-
ment Association, was appointed to take charge of
the preliminary work OF the commission and take
such steps as may be necessary during the sum-
mer and autumn. The committee Will report to
the commission next December. It is proposed to
invite the governors OF all the states (whO are eX-
oficio vice presidents OF the monument assocla-
tion). military and civic organizations and the pub
lie at large, to take a part in the ceremonies.
organizations desiring to come as such, and MAX
ing known their purposes, will be specially invited
dedication OF the monument is to take place on
the ped of next February.
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Declining Prices.

AFFECTING THE MARKET.
NEW YORK, WALL STREET, June 19-The Post
says The stock market was again weak this fore
noon, and prices made lower decline than during
the same hours on any day in the last week, and at
12 o'clock all of the active stocks except Mo. Pacific
were from TO 2a per cent lower than last night.
The decline was probably Increased after 11:3O by
rumors OF the financial embarrassment OF a capt.
talist who has for some years been partially out OF
any speculative operations in the market, and
whose embarrasSments, even II the vague reports
should prove correct. would have no effect on the
general market. But aside from this the weakness
OF the stock market is largely due to the gen.
eral aspects OF the railroad situation throughout
the United States.
Kiernan's Wall-street agency says that reports
connecting Commodore C. K. Garr1son's name with
protested paper yesterday have this foundation.
He is an endOrSer on PittSburg, Cleveland and To
The commodore says that he has not had any per-
SOnal paDer protested
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T1Hos. ). FISHER CO.. Real Estate Auctioneerz
CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE uN1MpRovEp
IIR EbAN gIA s9DAKE OF n aR9T ISv MN
l63el. LOCATED NEAR THE CAPI OF, AND
BOUNDED 3D. BY , SOUTH CAPITOL. SOUTH b. AND
Under and by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme e3&
Court Of the District of Columbia passed in the 9*
al equity cause numbered 1888 the 26th day of May
DAY. the NINETEENIH DAY OF JUNE, 4. D. 1884
at FIVE O'CLOCK P sell at Public Auction; at the
In the City Of Washington in the District Of Columbia
to wit All that square of ground and premises known
and designated upon the official plat Of said city
square numbered six hundred and thirty-nine (639)
thirtyfve t33 O35) square feet Of ground The said
square will be sold either whole in lots "a may
to the Trustees seem most advisable.
Terms OF sale Onsthlrd OF the purchase money Of
lots in cash at the time of SALE and the balance
equal installments for which the purchaser give
his promissory notes payable respectively in one and
two from the date of sale with interest at six
cent annu and secured by deed of trust upon
the property sold all cash. at the option the pr
chaser deposit Of hundred dollars required
on the acceptance OF the bid the property s sold
whole and if sold in lots. deposit Of twenty five dol
lars (S25) required the acceptance of each bid If
the terms of the sale complied with within
QU) days the Trustees the right to resell the
property after three days avertis nent in the Even
newspaper at the risk and cost of the default
ing purchaser All conveyancing ut purchasers cost
GEORGE r.. HAMiL ON.
1906 street n. W.. ( r,,,.,
EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN,f AfusteeS
1924 street NV.
i0r pi'' A'" '" THOMAS j. FfsaER srp' co. 20
je12-d&ds Auctoneers.
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EITCH. FOX / BROWN, Real Estate Brokers.
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON FOUR
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST. IMPROVED
BY BRICK DWELLINGS, NOS. 1922 1885, 1885,

SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON FOUR
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST. IMPROVED
BY BRICK DWELLINGS,, NOS. 1922 1885, 1885,
AND 1887 IN WASHINGTON CITY.
BY virtue Of deed of trust from Henry W. How
gate and wife to the undersigned. duly recorded in Esd
Libr o. folio 438 ct of the land recorlsez1
of tn District Of Columbia and OF an order in the suit
OF the United States of America Henry W. Howgate
ct al No 1919 Equity in the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia, we will on SATURDAY, THE TWEEN
TY.tIRSI DAY OF JUNE 1884. at HALF PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK NJ. in front of the premises offer for sale
at public auction all those certain pieces parcels of
District of Columbia and known and described lots
numbered thirty (O thirty two 1922 thirty three (S3
thirtyfour (34 thirty five 1851 thirty 1861 thirty
$50 and thirty t9) in square numbered two
hundred and thirty EIGHT (23s), according Henry A.
Wizards subdivision of lots to L. of Fishers divi-
sion of original lots i'll said square, the is
corded i'll The Office Of the surveyor of the District
said in Eber H. D. c. folio 49, The property will be
fered In parcels: Said property improved by four
comfortable Brick Dwellings.
Terms of SALE cash. balance in equal install
ments in six and twelve months from day Of sale
notes OF the purchasers to be given for the
deferred drawing ski per cent ineresper
notes to be secured by deed of trust
sold all cash at the option of the purchaser
chasers. All conveyancing at purchasers de-
each piece of property when it is knocked down If
the terms of sale not complied with in DAYS
from day Of sale the property will be resod by the
trustees at risk and cost of efautng purchaser
purchasers after five days advertisement.
JAMES NJ nH e. FITCH, Trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. je11-d&ds
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The District in Congress.

Gentlemen interested In the Alexandria canal and
Aqueduct bridge, and those interested I'm securing
q free bridge across the Potomac, were heard to-
day by the House District committee concerning
senator Rddleberger's free bridge bill, which was
passed by the Senate, and now lying In the House
committee. Senator Riddeberger said that all lac
desired OF the House committee was that they re-
port the bill MI. Mushbach opposed the bill. say
Ing that the effect OF Its passage would be 10 de-
strOy the Alexandria canal trade. He wanted the
committee to report the bill OF 1881. Senator Rid
dleberger replied to this and said that the object
TO defeat the prospect TO secure free bridge.
The act of 1881 could now be enforced III the COM
pany was honest In its desire TO carry out its pro-
visions He asked the committee TO report the bill.
After hearing the arguments On both sides the
committee decided to authorize report providing
provisions OF the act OF 1881 and turn the Aqueduct
bridge over to the Secretary OF War, free bridge
should be constructed across the river at the Three
Sisters
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
KNOWN AS HOUSE No. lois CONNECTICUT
AVENUE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated August 26th q,
1875. and recorded in liber 1871. folio 253 of the
land records of the District of Columbia and by di
rection of the parties thereby secured will sell pub
lie auction in front Of the premises on WEDNESDAY,
JUNE TWENTY. FIFTH. 1884,. at FIVE O'CLOCK P.
in the city Of Washington in the District of Columbia
known and described Lot No A. in Shepherds sub
division of No 1854 said subdivision is record
ed i'll the Surveyors Office of said District i'll ber H. D.
c. folio 2O together with the improvements thereon
consisting of double two story and basement, with
mansard TO f. brick dwelling &c
Terms of sale: One third cash, of which deposit of
500 must be paid at the time OF sale balance in two
equal .stallments payable in and years with
interest at cent. for which the rromissory notes
Of the purchaser secured by deed Of trust Of the prem
ises sold will be required, all cash. at the option of
the purchaser. The terms of sale must be complied
with within ten days. otherwise the trustee
the right to resell at the risk and cost of the defautng
purchaser ten days, notice in the Evening Star.
ANDREW C. BRADLEY, Trustee,
Gunton Building, 472 Louisiana ave-
THOS. j. FISHER & CO.. Aucts jeI3Ll&ds
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WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, fronting ON FIFTEENTH
STREET. BETWEEN Q AND CORCORAN
STREETS NORTHWEST l6O6 At Auction

STREE, BETWEEN g AND CoRCoRAN
,oBy virtue Of deed trust, dated May 3lst p. "a
4l6 ct seq Of the land records for the District
q Columbia ind by direction Of the party secured
premises. on SATURDAY. JUNE TWENTY-FIRsT, A.
D. 1884 at SIX O'CLOCK p ~, all that piece parcel
ington n q and known as lot No g Of Charles
eighteen feet 18th street west running back with
that width feet az recorded in 1ber L Hoxie
District Of Columbia with the improvements thereon
consisting Of two story and basement brick dwelling
with modern improvements.
Terms Of sale: Ons-thrd cash: balance in six twelve
to be secured by the notes Of purchaser deed
Of trust on the property sold all cash at the pur
the time Of sale the terms Of sale not complied
with tn five days from the of sale the Trustees
the right to resell ct the cost and Isk Of the
cost. JAMES Mod. CARRIN6TONl ,,-...
3ell-d LEROY II. TAYLOR AIusseeA
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jel2-dkds

MAGNIFICENT BUILDING SITES ON FOUR
MI TENTH STREET. YALE STREET. ROANOKE
STREET AND TaIkTEENTH STREET. GoLuM-
BIA HEIGHTS BEING ALL OF BIZ OCK THIRTY
ONE. IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE COLUMBIAN
COLLEGE GROUNDS.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE NINE-R&
TENTH, commencing at HALFPAST FOURS64
O'CLOCK, we will sell. on the premises. all of -.
Block 81 containing 10 fine building lots situated in
one of the most commanding locations Of Columbia
heishts being Just on the crest and having splendid
presents opportunity the majority Of the lots
on Columbia He ghts have been sold and these lots
among the choicest and IN short time these Heights
will be covered by some of the handsomest suburban
Residences Of best citizens having purchased
anu contemplate building The 18th street past
this property and new church is being erected
quite near.
Terms: One-ifth cash. and portion Of balance can
remain five at six cent interest payable semi
annually and other payments be made quarterly
yearly be announced at SALE at which time
definite terms will be announced II terms not com
piled with in ten days the right Is reserved resell
the risk and cost Of the deating purchaser purch
after five days public notice of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington. d. c. de-
posit of 800 required each lot as sold Con-
veyancing, &c. at cost of purchaser.
plat Of the property and further information be
obtained at Office OF auctoneers 9th and streets W.
3el2-ts DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
AND LOT, CORNER OF NEW JERSEY AVENUE


II.
By virtue of deed of trust. duly recorded in1ss:
Iiber No 1Ol1 folio Al, of the land records of
the District of Columbia, will sell. front A
the premises, on SATURDAY. JUNE TWENTY FIRST,
part Of ORIGINAL lot Numbered one a. in square
southeast corner of said square, thence by and with
the line OF street west eghty-f {S feet thence
wary seventy seven CID feet by line making right
angle with the line of New Jersey avenue and thence
$3.50 feet to the point of beginning together with all the
improvements &c.
Terms Of sale 5000 cash: balance in equal instruments
At SIX twelve and MONTHS notes to bear inter
cured by deed of trust. Conveyancing &C., at pur-
chasers cost Adepost Of $50 at time of sale Further
terms announced ut sale in regard to compliance.
yUDSON 7. GULL rr,,s.ae.
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. Partial COURSE.
The Democratic situation.

AN INTELLECTUAL ATTEMPT TO GET UP BAYARD BOOM.
There was an attempt TO get up Bayard boom
this morning, but the effort awaited nothing The
southern men say they ike Bayard personally bet,
ter than any other man, but they think Cleveland
VIII be nominated
NORTH CAROLINA FOR CLEVELAND
Gentlemen who returned from North Carolina
this morning ridcule the claim OF the republicans
that that state VIII for Blaine. They say that 70
Will go for Cleveland or most any otner democrat
10y majority OF at least 1000. one prDInInenC
politician OF the state said he offered 10 bet 5000
that IL would so democratic, but could set 10 one
TO take him up
SOLID FOR CLEVELAND.
Mr.. Stevens, one or Mr.. Flowers supporters. res
turned 10 the House from New York this afternoon.
He says that in his opinion the unit rule Will noe
be violated and the indications are that the dele
cation will he solid for Cleveland.
Mr.. Cox says he defers TO Nj. Stevens opinion.
A TELEGRAM FROM JOHN KELLY.
s. s. Cox has received a telegram frMa John ell.
ly, in which he says: Every thing has gone sa;
factorily. our organization has gotten what iC
wanted, as you VIII see by the papers As for
our orga nlzation all are enthusiastic"
REVIEW BY GEN SHERIDAs-Ihe troops at the
Washington barracks were reviewed this morning,
at 10 O'Clock, by Lieut. Gen Sheridan The troops
consist of the battalion OF foot artillery OF the II
regiment and light battery Of same. the whole
under command OF Col. r. Il. Ayres, "a L.. :. artil-
lery, and brevet major general, L. = A. The review
was preceded by n salute OF fifteen guns 10y Cart.
Frank Hamtons light battery, and the entire a. -
play was very line aud CreQiiable 10 the Sergice.
The music by the I'd artillery band was excellent,
the movement or the companies and bait ~ CO..
rect, precise and soldierly.
A WoNAS's Downward CAREER.-ElSie Ryland.
the woman who was betraye TO the police IN PI.l-
adelphia the other day hy her husband. Eiwa q
Croft kylan1. noted iOr-er and cheek raiser. vas,
according To his story. formerly well knOW1 Ia thls
city. he says, "Whcn 1 met her her name was
Elsie Justin. She was Clerk nj one time Ia tbs
Treasury department, and subsequently in the
Patent Office. We worked At check raising togei her
for a time, and married her Ia screen her. hen
L was convict a She deserted Inc" lhe WOMAN
was arrested for jumping her bail. hut VIII now
have 10 serve a sentence Ia New York Tor check
raising.
John T. Ellis Co. send "We1l Follow Where tho
White Plume Waves. 10y Taber a. SOlISa, and tho
"ion James q. Biaine's Quick March TO the While
House, - 10y Steven Jecko.
Mr.. A. Eberly has sent s. to THE STAR Office for
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MAESASEE,D.

FLOOD-KERPER. On June &c. 1884 by Rev JoseIh
France. ID. D., WILLIAM i. FLOOD and Miss lIZZlE
kERPEK. of Washington d. c.
LANGLEf-BURDINF. On Monday Juno lG, 1884,
at 81. Peters church. PRESTON r B LANGLEY and
MARY L. BURDINE both u tits city, by Rev. Father
o. Sullivan. No cards