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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
LORDS NEW YORK TONIGHT.
THE BEST OF MELODRAMAs.
THE LITTLE ORANGE GIRL
Mr. LESTER FRANKLIN.
In His Great Comic Hebrew Character.
Supported by
TWENTY-SIX OTHERS.
EVERY ACT DOUbLY ENcoRED.
n II M4EESEE M4EESEE s4TgEPsEE: s4TgEPsE
Matinee Prces sc. to % Bslcony
Asunee Prces.. 70 balcony.
The Opera House will be closed during the week Of
September sth for further improvements seS
nIME MUSEUM.
pnrD S12aoa ,sS.
nsssss sas Hsssrs;sS s ss:ss &
this Popular Family Resort
rhs so1lobs 'at shsdmsns i' farsso1
drssn SaSS %ood 1he had ss
Hannah Bstters6y. the Mammoth Eat Woman
fhs fsrsan Suds M sasss nsssi pns %ondsr xd
oSiIa Silamingoes; from venezu.la Rare Bird
together with Dn1 many Sdaa other % novel feature.
au3O6t ADMISSION To ALL ONLY 10 CENTS.
nhIyERs SUMNER GARDEN
The nf Grsatsst omPany of the Season % rrr,v
FAME DAVENPORT. LENA FOLLY.
akb St9 MAS rsf aSb 1GaEfH ssE
Admission to Garden 10 cents
Grand Testimonial Benefit to GEO.W DRIVER. Sept 16
THE TH1kTY-F1KsI ANNUAL EXHIBITION
COUNTY. MD.
WILL HELD
AT THE FAIR GROUNDS ROCKVILLE. MD,
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
SEPTEMBER s. 4 AND 5. 1884.
TRIALS OF SPEED.
FIRST DAY-SEPrEMBER3
240 Class-Running Race-Montgomery county horses.
SECOND DAY-SEPTEMBER 4.
$50 Class-Second race for MONTGOMERY county horses
Trottfns-1hird Race-Running free to all horses
THIRD DAY-sKPTEMBER s.
in harness. best three in five.
Trains will leave b. and o. Depot at $780, 1015 and Ia
fsS ADDRESS di.s sETcTE% SIddS sss1ss:s ;sSa
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE
Suffer from Dyspepsia
when they could secure relief and permanent by
the exercise afforded bya
BICYCLE OR TRICYCLE.
School for Instruction open from a. m till o. M
Bicycles and Tricycles sold on ins.alments.
wM c. sCRIBNER
Purchasers taught free. 1lOs st northwest
MgsEc h.na and ,urnshe.
Irst Fl, class Music for all OCCASIONS Residence No
l2li Ith street northwest jel0-3m'
1MMICHS BAND AND ORCHESTRA-FIRsT.
Parties Church entertainments and ali other occasoTs
Residence 1lS7 sth street northwest Office hours $50
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I'm Danger Of Lynchinu.

SAVANNAH, Mo-, september a-Thos Patemen,
the son OF a prominent farmer, has been arrested
on suspicion of being the person who outraged and
murdered the two girls IL Andrew county on SUM-
day. III the proof is positive, he Will undoubtedly
be lynched
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-03

SITTING BULL COMING EAsr.-Ast Paul dispatch
cities will soon have an opportunity 20 see the
slayer OF Custer and his seventh cavalry. Coaooea
Allen, OF this city, has secured permission nom
Secretary Teller, and to-day Sitting Bun and his
wives. Long Dog, Spotted Horn Bun and VIE and
two young women arrived here. and the party Wu
soon start for New York,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-03

PARIS. September 3-Ihe Journal 0ncldi censures
the conduct OF col Dugenne, the commander OF the
action with the Chinese troops at Bakle without
having first communicated with Millot.
RUssIAs TRASs-CAsPIaN RAILROAD.
ST. PrTERSBURG, September 3.-Russia has ordered
the rails Tor completing the transCasplan railway
10 Askabad, one hundred and thirty y-seyen miles be-
yond Its present terminus.
COUNT VAN LIMBuRG-sTIRUM DEAD.
TIRE HAGUE, September 8-Count l. g. A. van
llmDurg-Stirum, one OF the ministers OF state, Is
dead.
swEDESBoRGIaSs IN PARIS
PARIS. September 3-The Swedenborgians are
building church In this city.
KossUTH's OPINION OF FRANCE.
Louis kossuth. the Hungarian patriot, In recent
Interview at Turin with Madame Adam. the we'll
known editor or the Aouneiie Rere. or Paris. gave
IL as his opinion that the "FTench colonial policy
was not promising. Prince Bismarck" he said "is
sending France 10 China Austria TO the east, Rus
sla 10 India, and England 10 Egypt In order 10
make external safety valves 10 the Europe which
he rules" Again he asserted that France was
Incapable OF colonlZing."
THE MEETING OF THE THREE EMPERoRs
WARSAW. september 3-The arrival OF the car
has been postponed TO September T. Five hundred
more policemen have arrived In official circles IL
is positively asserted that the three emperors VIII
meet al Shtrnievic.
THE RED CROSS CONGRESS-
GENEVA, September 3.-Mr. A. 5. Solomons was
elected vice president OF the Red Cross congress,
which convened here yesterday. Miss Clara Bar.
ton was present.
A FRENCH IRON CLAD AT HONG KONG.
HoNG koNG, Sept mber a-The French iron clad
La GallSSOnere arrived here last night TO protect
French merchant vessels
EAR1AQUAKE IN AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, September Slower Austria was visited
by an earthquake shock yesterday. AT Wiener
Neustadt people rushed from the church thoroughly
panic stricken. The shock was nowhere OF suf-
ncient severity TO cause damage
NAVIGATING THE NILE CATARACT.
WADY HALFA, September 3-The steamer CHR.
zen has arrived here. The attempt Will be made tc
haul 1t up the cataract 10y means OF steel cables
passed under the keel and around the hull
I'm Danger Of Lynchtmg.
SAVANNAH, Mo-, september a-Thos Patemen,
the son OF a prominent farmer, has been IA rested
on suspicion OF being the person who outraged and
murdered the two girls IL Andrew county on SUM-
day. III the proof is positive, he Will undoubtedly
be lynched
Russian Seizure Of an American
Schooner.
ST. PETERSBURG, september "A Russian cor.
vette has seized the American schooner Zophla
johnson at Behring'S island. in Behring sea, f0e
fllicitly selling rum 10 the natives
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NAVAL ORDERs--Lieut E. Il. Taunt detached from
the Thetis and placed on waiting orders Naval
Cadet William a. Lawrence, who has returned from
the Hartford, condemned by medical survey on the
10Th August and recommended for treatment at the
naval hospital, Brooklyn, N. T., has been granted
permission to 20 to his home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-03

NAVAL NOTES.-The United States steamer Rich
mond has been ordered to the New York navy
yard TO be put out OF commission. IL has not yet
been decided whether or not the Adams, at San
Francisco, win be put out OF commission or re-
paired
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-03

MUST APOLOGIZE TO THE AUSTRIAN CoNsuI.-In
Pittsburg, at meeting OF the police committee
last night the question OF the insult to the Aus
trian nag by Chief OF Police Braun, was taken up,
and 1t was the general opinion that the chief had
proceeded through misunderstanding OF the
treaty laws A resolution was passed requesting
that Mayor Fulton have Braun make ample apology
to the Austrian consul
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M. W1111As

WIN give due notice Of the arrival from his Paris house
Of Enxsh Hats and French Bonnets which for styles
AID prices cannot lie found elsewhere
Having few more Of those elegant Hats and Bonnets
left would call the attention Of the ladies' TO chance
seldom offered to obtain Hat suitable for early Fa t
greatly reduced price.
In order TO make room for early importatons viii sell
IN Al Departments for one week at Summer prices.
Cite Tfeviee, PHxik fse2l SO7 peuusylvanis aye
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-03

THE PROHIBITION OF IMPORTATION OF RAGs--The
Acting Secretary OF the Treasury to-day heard
the paper manufacturers their claim for admis-
sion OF rags now In port and those en- route TO this
country shipped prior TO the PRONUNCIATION OF the
order OF prohibition The Acting Secretary decided
that the order would be maintained, but that rags
now In port and those en- route, where the PROOF
that such rags were collected In non-infected dis
trictS was complete and undoubted, would be ad-
mitted; that where there was any doubt concern
ing them such cargoes would be stored at suitable
ISOLATION points, but that rags shipped after the
date OF the order woud be admitted 10 entry. The
prohibition was held 10 apply 10 rags only and not
10 other varieties OF paper stock
STEAMER SUNK By CoLLIsIoN.-Sm day morn
ing the steamer Conoho, Capt. Hudg1ns OF the Bal
umore, Norfolk ana Roanoke river line, arrived at
Norfolk, Va, and reported that about IL O'Clock
saturday night, OF Little Bells fslanc light, she
colllded with the steamer T. \. Fairc hid, OF the
same steamship line. The Falrchild sa ak In seven
feet or water and has a hole In her starboard side
about three feet long. She Is lying With her decks
above water, and efforts Will be made TO raise her
at once.
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Russian Seizure Of an American

ST. PETERSBURG. september "A Russian cor.
vette has seized the American schooner Zophla
johnson at Behring'S island. in Behrtng sea, for
flllcitly selling rum TO the natives
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-; msss 81 THIS SxESiSa Market
il ~ "fl'5s E cIasfff.p sna sGsf fspffsvs5ds pfresden.
- REAL T. EsTA1E y a SaNPyn 1NP 5,sUEAScE OFFICE
Sd and East Capitol streets,
that we sre as above
Snd So,iu fully prsEared to buy and se property rent
effect fire and LIE Insurance and write Wills deeds,
Our offices spacious and neatly fitted up and pos
al POSSIBLE facilities for convenience and dispatch
on or |; telephone number is 49, =, n,,,nn
~s IOWA. IOWA, IOwA-THLRE WILL BE
FkDY Nj NH Ewa Al
6s % at she Rooms New York avenne for
cams residing esrpssty
tickets sest s' r"duced rates e %e@SsTs sTI CIV
r-gspR: HopGKIN, DENTIST, REMoVFD TO 1s42
sroreJ se3-1
~ ITO TO sPoRTsMEN-oNE SHARE OF, THE
w Mount Vernon Duckng = ASSOCIATION for sale by
se9-2t' No. 1918 Pennsylvania avenue.
Tah gN13N M t}S BAT gUILDISa
H St
HS bHSSs S5sSR 81 sRd flssa.n,
DANIEL DONOVAN. secretary. se2-2t
Fse MRS WILSON, FASHIONABLE DRESS
81 vii Be Pleased sFhsr hsr
AT her new residence. se2-3ts
f-~ DORSEY CLAGETT, NOTARY PUBLIC. s17
will give me call se1-1m
sg1 gs5H 1Hs ShIHs NAEE rs E Str
avenue. se1-3t
rHs JUST RECEIvED-BIRTHDAY CARDS IN
ne new and artistic designs Also constant additions
Circulating Library, l749 Pa. ave- au3O
g r.Vp 1uTHSS HRARSSksR$ HASkSRS sfSfH fSb BROKERS.
. LUMBER.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
TEE FINEST STOCK OF
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MAHOGANY. WALNUT. POPLAR, ASH, OAK. MA
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THAT BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA$NEW YORK
AND BOSTON CAN PRODUCE, AND ARE NOW PRE-
PARED TO ORDER DIRECT BY WIRE ANY WOOD
THAT OUR YARDS FAIL TO HAVE IN HAND.
OUR STOCK OF BUILDING LUMBER IS CON-
PLETE WHILE OUR FLOORING. WAINsCOTING
AND PARTITION is EQUAL BOTH IN QUALITY
AND WORKMANSHIP. TO ANY IN THE DISTRICT
NOTING THAT OUR TRADE Is ON STEADY
INCREASE. WE ARE STILL PREPARED TO FILL
ALL ORDERS, EITHER BY WAGON, CAR OR BOAT,
WITH PROMPTNESS AND DISPATCH, AND GUAR
ANTEE SATISFACTION TO ALL. IN ORDER THAT
WE MAY VERIFY THE ABOVE WE RESPECT.
FULLY SOLICIT CALL
VIM. MCLEAN SON.
18TH AND STREETS AND 14TH. BETWEEN
AND STREETS NORTHWEST au7
- SLATE MANTELs,
SLATE MANTELs.
GAS FIXTURES--New Stock and Designs
LATROBES. CRATES. RANGES. ETC
PLUMBING AND HEATING
GARDEN VASES AND SETTEES AT COST
SAMUEL S. SHEDD
au25 400 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST
49, MANTELs. .MANTELs, MANTELS,IN SLATE
~ and Marble. New designs, new colors Examine
H. o Pennsylvania avenue northwest au2l-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-03

TROUBLE BETWEEN ORANGRNRN AND CATHoLlCS.-
Orange and Roman Catholic collisions on q large
scale are reported from Chateau and Henley Har.
Dor, on the Labrador coast Firearms have been
freely used Some are reported killed and many
wounded. 1t Is said British war ship has been
dispatched by the Newfoundland gove0nment to
the scene of the tumult
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-03

Democratic Reports Of Republican In.
dependents in Ohio.
At democratic headquarters to-day communi-
cation was received from Ohio containing the
names OF over four hundred Independent repubi1-
cans In one congressional district Many on the
list had not declared for Cleveland, but were
against Blaine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-03

Two EXAMINATIONS will be held at the rooms of
the civil service commission in this city during the
latter part OF next week. The first is to supply
vacancy in the Office Of the first controller OF the
Treasury for the position Of rst class clerkship.
In addition to the ordinary examination applicants
examination is to supply a. vacancy in the map
drawing department Of the Land of11ce. This ex-
animation Is chiefly for women, though male appl-
cantS will not be rejected Salary, $500. Such ap-
plicants may take the ordinary departmental ex-
animation, which will render them eligible for pro-
motion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-03

LKUTs GREEIy AND RAY BANQUETED N Mon
TREAL-A complimentary lunch 70 Lieut. Greely,
rendered by the members oil the British assoc1a..
ton, was held at the Windsor hotel, Montreal yes
terday afternoon. About nfty persons sat down.
Sir Henry Leroy proposed the nrst toast, that q
1.-THE Queen" which was followed by 1.-The Presi-
Navy OF the British Empire" Sir Henry Leroy
then proposed the toast sour Distinguished
Guests" coupling the names OF Leuta 0Feely and
Ray and Mrs. Greeiy. Lieut. Greely and Lieut. Ray
both made hitting responses, wht1 were enthua[
asttcally received
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-03

CAPT. THOMAS WARD, 1st artillery, who was re-
Gently appointed assistant adjutant general is ex-
pected to arrive here tonight. He will be assigned
to duty in the War department., and viii tempor-
ar1iy perform the duties Of Col 8. n. BENJAMIN
during the absence OF that officer on leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-03

LADIES ATTENTION,
LATEST PAEIsIAN MODES IN HAIR ooops
MILE NJ J. PRANDL
AT Mrs. u. J. HUS-rs 1909 srsryr
GRAY SHADES,
EHEA WAVES! SHINGLED BANGS,
Ifese styles need be In the harrssers, hand.
fNays = order oy plain con.bing hxir Dressed aud
apJ fnls
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AMERICAN HORSES TO RUN AT NEwMARKEr.-
Sxty-two horses have been accepted for the forth
coming Cesarewitch stakes at Newmarket, Eng
land They include Mr. j. X. Keenes chestnut
colt Blue Grass, and Mr. p. Lorilards chestnut
horse Sachem- The acceptances for the Cam
br1dgeShre stakes number eighty-eight, In which
Blue Grass is also included.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-03
COLOR BLINDNESS IN THE NAVY.

THE LOSS OF THE TALLAPooSA NOT DUE TO COLOR
BLINDNESS, But BAD MANAGEMENT OF THE SCHOON-
ER-sUGGESTIoNS AS TO DEFECTIVE VISION OF
NAVAL OFFICERS, ETC
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was rftiing In buggy near the Capitol yesterday,
when the vehicle broke down, frightening the
horse which ran away, dragging Col Young some
Instance. NO bones were broken but the congress-
mans bruises conf1ne him to his room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-03

QUIET Misunderstanding Engineer Arthur
j. Woods, .. s. N, was married yesterday to Miss
Harriet Scott De Kraft, the daughter OF Commodore
j; c. P. De Kraft, at ST. Johns church. The we'd
ding was very quiet affair, only few friends of
the young couple being present Rev. DR.. Leonard
oflciated: The bridal couple left the city for q
tour north.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-03

Phoebe. by the author Of Rutledge: A Roman
Singer. by r. Marion Crawford: Quicksapds,
translated by Mrs. A. l. Wiser: An Average Man, by
Robert Grant: TIpkliny Cymbals. by Edgar Fawcett;
Mrs. Lincolns Boston Cook Book: 1he Princess Ma
PraIine, BY Uida: The Usurper by judith Gautier.
Also sets Of all standard authors including Darwin
Srencer Goethe. Irving and others Harper and Gen.
tury for September SOC One thousand Syo novels
for ssInler reading. only l2c each The finest LIE of
stationery the city the lowest prices Correspond
eIce cards and envelopes only 15c per box Engraved
plate anC fifty CarLS only 99c. au21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-03

REDUCTION In K1D Gloves
TO MAKE ROOM FOR FALL IMPORTATIONa
%Buttons reduced from 81. Is to SlOQ
MOUSQUETAIRE.
S-Button lengths reduced from S2.0O to Sl70
SILK AND THREAD GLOVES AT ACTUAL COST
MRS. NJ. ]. HUNT,
sea No. 1909 STREET NORTHWEST
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PRIVATE HENRY's BoDY.-Coroner Robinson OF
Long Island City, yesterday wrote to Miss Dora
Buck Informing her that II She desired to have the
body OF her brother, Private Henry, examined she
must write to the War department for permission
TO have 1t exhumed
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at the lunch rendered President Arthur yesterday
at Newport were: Attorney General and Mrs.
Brewster. August Belmont and wife, James Gordon
Bennett, Mrs. Henry Clews and n M. Beckwitka
Inc PRESIDENT Will attend q fashionable wedding.
and MIR. Benefits domino party to-day and posi-
Oily go up the bay to see some trials to be made by
vessels OF the North Atlantic squadron. Admiral
Northampton on board the flagship Tennessee last
night Nearly all the officers OF the North Atlantic
squadron were present. The President dined last
evening with Mr.. and NrS William AStor, of New
York. He will probably leave Newport for Wash
1ngton tomorrow or Friday.
DIR. HAMILTON ON CHOLERA GERMs.-Surgeon
General Hamilton, of the marine hospital service,
thinks that DR.. Koch establishes the fact OF the
germ origin Of cholera, though 1t Is not demon
stfated nor even positively claimed that the COM
ma-bacillus is that cause. It may be only an oc-
compartment OF the disease. He thinks that its
absence from the stomach, whence, according to
BILE doubt upon its being the fatal germ.
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PARIS

TIRE hague, september 8.-Count 1. q. A. van
Limburg- -Stirum, OF the ministers OF state Is
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CTEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
- SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
This fine steamer will make daily trips (sundays
eXcepted) to all points the Potomac as far "a Civ.
mont Boat win leave at 10 a m and arrive at $50
m Fare. round trip. Is cents to all points except
Mount Vernon. which Is 81
SATURDAY EVtNING trips will oe made during the
summer. boat leaving at p n arriving st 9:3O D. M
Fare, IS cents
SUNDAY AFTERNOON trips will be made usual.
oGat leaving at p. and returning at 8 D. m Boat
viii go q Tar Indian Head fare so cents iy1I
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-01-25

laugh "but I'd have You tell him to be.
ware how he tempts my teeth too often.
A cur may bite to the death, oven If Inc
himself die for it afterwards ~
ord set my teeth in his purse, then,
said Jose, alphabetically. "ThNt is the
safest blood letting, and the most paying.
BY the way, .tj'dtc," lie added dropping
his tones to q confidential whisper, twas
cab ono night five weeks ago?'
"What il it was ~ retorted Piero,
shai ply, his sallow face turning several
shades palcr.
"Edbenci nothing" was the smooth
response. 81 was only curious to know
who was the companion he took with him.
If you think well to tell me, |, in return,
will give you any Information you may
ust now stand in need Of. That is al
honest bargain, anyhow, such as our ma
ton loves
Piero hesitated a moment the offer
was tempting, but the risk was consider
able.
"Tell me if the Count goes out tonight
and whore q lie replied at last. "Then
will tell You what you want to know.
"Erc,Ucp.a ON ono condition yor
do not purpose to iniure his person ??
"Didroio, what do you take mo for ?
muttered the rulfian-"no !"
"Buond, he goes tonight TO Charge
Hotel'-toa prince who stays there
"a colored man?
From the East.
ooh then you know the companion
of his ride? That was the man
Just then bell rang sharply in tn
hall. and JOSS started.
"IES summons" he exclaimed. I'D
do i, if you would see me again, watcl
the Park, where | walk or ride every fore
noon with the H,iiudi.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-01-25

''Say George Pm going to pop"
The young man reached for his hat with a
frightened expression OF countenance, and
faltered out, something about an engage
ment with man down at the hotel
"Why, George you amt gong so carly,
are your / was just going to say that, il
you'd stay little while longer, Pa pop"
George disappeared through the pnrlol
door, and was hastily fumbllng for the catch
lock in the hall.
Say, George what's the matter?' sht
cried, rushing out after him. What arc 20!
going away in such hurry for? If you'll
stop Just few minutes longer I'll pop"
But George was thrashlng around in tn
storm house, and iabbing the door all owe
to find the latch. He finally burst hinge OF
and was ktng down the path like flight
encd deer when his girl stuck her head on
into the frosty air, and bawled 60 that sh
could be heard block away
"Say, George! If you'll come back, L
pop some corn ~
George came back.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-01-25
Malone Gas Works Blown up.

An explosion occurred at the Malone gas
works Saturday morning at $50 which en-
tirclY demolished the main brick building in
which were the retorts and purifiers. Two
men were in the building at the time and cs.
capped death with miraculous good luck,
though both were more or less injured al
various parts of their bodies. No one knows
what the cause of the explosion was, more
than surmise that in some way ligh
came in contact with the gas in the purifying
room. The building destroyed was oclagona
and of about 30 feet in diameter, two sloric
high, and was erected about "A years ago
The plant is owned by the Malone gas com
pany. the stock being held bya few citizens
| who have held it at loss from the first.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-01-25

Judge Fisher, Of Cabot has 100 feet Of
clothes line made by the late Lois Lyford
of Cabot from the combings Of her head,
About 1929 she commenced to save the loose
BARS that combed from herthen long head of
hair and make 1t into fair sized cord for
clothes line, and continued to do 50 until
about nine years before her death, which oc-
cured in 1877, at which time she had good
head of hair, and in 80 years she had made
1000 feet, portion Of which had been useC
for years for a family clothes lire, and il
latter ears, had been taken by her children
and friends as keep sakes. 1t is made from
nothing but hair combed from her head ant
is a line strong enough to hold heav!
weight,