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Two moro cows have been discovered In the
county suffering with pleuro. pneumonia.
The Health ONCE authorities aud DR.. Rose, OF
the Agricultural Department, made an exam.
nation yesterday and pronounced the diseasa,
as pieuro' pneumonia, and the animals Iaihs.5e
killed. -..r%<r--~ ~
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The Chicago Markets To-Day.

CHICAGO, Aug. ii. - Wheat opened 1kc.
higher than the closing prices last evening;
September, S1ls. Corn, 4i(D7c. higher; Sep.
tember, DIS. Oats, 4lc. higher; August 20I,
Lard, slightly easieri September, $7.47Ia.
Pork, nominally unchanged
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f0R EXCHANGE.

VrT ANTED-To EXOH ANGIE NEW STOVES
w for old ones At Buffers steve Exchange,
or. 9th and X; smoky chimneys cured or no
pay stoves exchanged Tor groceyiee; old stovss
bought nv
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wedding BeIis.

scotts excursion to. morrow evening at 80
on the Mary Washington,
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FINANCIAL.
To-day's stock Quotations.

The following observations OF the transac.
lions in the financial market to day, together
with the opening and closing quotations, are
furnished by the banking. house OF II. D..
Cooke, jr., Il Co., 1920 street, Washington,
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rINRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
l. IMPROVED PROPERTY, ON ELEv-
Until I I, STREET, BErWEEN AND ID


by virtue OF n deed OF trust dated the 23d day OF
September 1874, and duly recorded in liber III,
folio 2S0, Ct sea-, one OF the land records for the
District Of Columbia and by request OF the party
secured, will sell at public auction, ON FRI -.
DAY, AUGUST %, 1884. at Cookbook D. M, nm
In front Of the premises In the city OF Wash. N:u
ington, ID. O., part OF lot numbered seven IA In
square numbered nine hundred and eighty.slx
1856, beginning for the same ut the southwest
corner OF said lot and running with the line OF
Eleventh breet east, thence north fteen rs feet
seven IL inches, thence east one hundred and
nineteen ll9l feet TO the line of said lot and
to the public alley thence south fifteen [i5l feet
seven l7l Inches, and thence west one hundred
and nineteen llisl feet 10 the place of beginning,
together with the Improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-half In cash, balance In IL
months, with interest from day OF sale, to be 80.
cured by a deed OF trust on property sold, or all
cash. at the option OF the purchaser. A deposit OF
$50 required on day Of sale.
- ]. BRADLEY ADAMS,
JOHN SHERMAN q CO., Trustee.
Auctioneers. auIi-eod tVda
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rssAcMEsApEAKE BEACH.

Maps. plans and prices of lots can be had Of the
gentlemen:
TIN. BURRILL,
s. p. HOUNDS,
W. Il. THOMPSON,
GEORGE M. RoBEsoN,
GEORGE It. MAY,
ROBERT NJ. REYNOLDS,
F. II. sTICKNEY,
W. ]. MURTAGH,
GEORGE M. LOCKWOOD,
JOHN TwEEDALE,
GARRETT A. HOBART,
GENERAL E. A. CARMEN,
8. TAYLOR SUIT.
And from the following Real Estate Agents.
T.J.FISHER & CO.,
JOHN SHERMAN q CO.,
PARKER & TOWNSEND,
swoRMsTEDT & BRADLEY,
l.. NJ. SAUNDERS,
IT, MYERS,
DORSEY CLAGETT,
WALKER & WILSON,
DULANEY & WHITING,
PRESBREY & GREEN,
NJ. NJ. RoIIRER.
w. o. DENNISoN
]. u. WINNER,
DUVALL & MARI,
w. +. YOUNG,
JOHN wAGeAMAN,
Il. A. MCINTYRE,
b. II. WARNER,
JyN HUYCK,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
No.. WASHINGTON, D. O., :.

b9D July 81, 1884.
meeting of the stockholdera OF the washing
ton Mica Company, organized under tho incorpo-
ration laws of the State Of West Virginia. Will be
noon, on 1'HURsDAY,. August 81, 1881, for the
purpose of organization, the election of Board
Of Directors, the adoption OF bylaws aud tho
transaction ofany other business which may be
lawfully done. W. A. NIXON.
Jys1.2aw.3w
vxnr A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
HhD stockholders OF the Metropolitan Mining
and Manufacturing Company OF the District OF
Columbia las reorganized A. ID, 1881 will be held
at the company's onicc,l0l2 West Filth st., Phlla.
delpbia, Pa, on Monday, Aug. 49, 1884. for the
purpose OF eecting nine directors in pursuance OF
The act Of Incorporation OF said company. The
pollH Will be open from ~ m. until y. m.
aueSt y. q. II. SAUNDERS. Secretary.
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AUcTf0M SALES.
DoWLINS, Aa sdiSUser.'

FINHOMAh BOWLING, AuctfOneer.
by virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the 9th day OF
June. A. ID. 1885, and duly recorded in liber 0l6,
folio 90 ct seq ana by request ofthe party secured
thereby, Will sell at public auction, on MON.
DAY, August 20, 1884, at o'clock y. M, In front
OF tho premises, lot numbered co. of Robert H.
BQsion's subdivision OF original lot numbered one
~, IN square numbered $50, together with O.
the improvements thereon, In the city OF HHn
Washington. District of Columbia, subject TO ,,'-
decd OF trust to secure $500.
Terms of Sale--All of the purchase money la
cash. A deposit ofto to be made on day OF sale
WILLIAM E. MATTHEW'S, Trustee,
Au19 pOddda b2f 9Th Al.
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blurred by the Fall of a bookcase.

Only one quality SsnWvery best.) Six for SO.
jevepthl12eet northwest.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.
oFFICEs,&c.


IN huIhH 70 huII NJ Itf CenI,
on my books. For full lat call NJ ONCE for buIle-
tins Issued on lat and 18th. NJ
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
III OF
THos. E. wAeGAMAN. sI7 T street.
- tChanges made Wednesdays and SAturdayB.J
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Mt. VERNON! MT. vERNONi
sTEAMEn W. W. ooRcoRAN .EaEss2RaE
Leaves seyentb.street wharf daily, except sun
day, for Mt. Vernon at 10 O'Clock q. m. returning,
reaches Warrington abou4 :SO p. m.
L. l.. BLAKE. Captain.
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Name.

Chicago Grain and Provision Fu-
lures.
The following summary by d. X. Plain Il
Co., 81. Cloud building, Ninth ana streets,
show the course OF the Chicago produce mar
ket up to one p. m. to-day:
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MN AT A CALLED MEETING OF TEE
GH1 stockholders Of the National Refrlger'
atlpg and Construction Company, held at their
10th day OF July, 1884, the following resolution
WAS unanimously adopted:
scented and voting, that the National Refrgera-
ting and Construction Company hereby declares
Itself Dissolved and hereby empowerB Its board OF
directors TO consummate such dissolution In &C.
cordance with the laws prescribed for such pur-
poses. FRED BALLOON, Secretary.
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MER w. w. CORCORAN.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
This fine steamer will make daily trips (Sun-
days exceptedl TO all points on the Potomac as
far as Glymont. Boat will leave at 10 a. m, and
arrive at 800 p. M. Fare, rouudtrip, % cents TO
all pointa except Mt. Vernon. which Is ~.
SATURDAY EVENING TRIPS
will be mae during the summer. boat leaving at
6p. M. arriving at 800 p. IN, Fare, Is cents.
buNDAY AFTERNOON trlpa VIII be made as
usual, boat leaving at p m. and returning at p.
IN. Boat will go rs far as Indian Head. Fare,
go cents. ip2D-tf
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INoR sALE-A BRICK HOUSE, TWO AND
II one.half blocks from the Capitol grounds;
almost new; rooms. with all modern Improve
ments; price, ~ 500; easS terms. Address Cap
tain" Critic office. au9-3t+
UNoR SALE-sEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE
il small brick houses, 5, q, and rooms each,
from o. 800 to $4,000 all bringing good rents: terms
very easy; also, cheap lots Bryant q Wright,
room 49, St. Cloud Building. aus-Ns
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WdHTED-Roo1,s

"ANTED-oNE LARGE OR TWO ME-
Wy dium.slEed rooms lunfurnished). Address
O. II. shoulters, 1916 q at. anssts
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-15
Slagel Hanged.

Louisville, KY, 14.-Frank Sla-
gel, triple murderer, was hanged
this afternoon at l o'clock, in Som.
erset county, Ky. He professed
religion on Thursday and protested
his innocence to the last. The ex-
ecution was quiet. The drop broke
Slagel's neck and he expired imme-
diately. Slsgel v ss hanged for com
hitting three mot a'rocious MUIR
ders near Point Burnside, Pulaski
county, Ky ON Sunday night, Au
gust Is, 1888. James Nixon, of
Ludlow, had gang of seventy men
at work in camp getting out ties.
Four of these men, James Adair,
John Adair, John Slagel and Clai-
borne, were bunking together. One
night SIagel arose after his com.
panions were asleep. took an ax and
deliberately crushed in ali of the
three companions skulls and rified
Their pockets OF about $50, all the
money be- could find. taking also q
hat and pait OF boots belonging to
one OF the murdered men. Siagel
riddled the bodies with bullets after
the murder, then threw the bodiss
of the two Adairs ever cliff, 100
feet, and was about to throw that OF
Claiborne over the same place when
he was frightened away. Claiborne
lived long enough to mention Sla
gels name aid give clue to the
murderer.
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Is receiving Novelties in Silks Satins Tricots Checs
Goods, OF Foreign and Domestic make
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On and after
JANUARY 10Th, "a,

The Atlantic Express Train composed of
the celebrated Buffet and Sleeping Cars, also
elegant frst-class Coaches and Emierant
Sleeping Cans, will leave Ogden at $40 am
ION arrival of train from San Francisco) and
Salt Lake at 1902 a m, making direct con.
nection at Pueblo and Denver with Trains
for the East. North and South.
The Pacific Express train from Denver
Pueblo and Eastern points will arrive in Salt
Lake daily at $50 a.rH.. and Ogden 7.27 AM.
making direct connection with the Central
Pacific trains for San Francisco and the Pacific
Coast.
Local trains leave Springville 6.57 am, Salt
Lake 9.12 am, arriving In Ogden 10.47 am.
returning. leave Ogden 500 pm, Salt Lake
442p.n., arriving at Springville 6:52 pm:
Leave Salt Lake daily for Bingham and
Alta st 6.b7 s-m. Returning, arrive
at Salt Lake 3.a2 pm, Ogden 5.12 p. NJ.
and leave Ogden at Coz p, M, arriving al
Salt Lake at 1882 p. m
AZ Accommodation Train leaves Salt Lake
daily Except Supdays) at 4 80 a, m :, arriving
at Pleasant Valley junction at AL p. m; re-
turning, leaves Pleasant Valley Junction al
6.S2 8. m, arriving at Salt Lake at $50 p. N.
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SALT lAKE&WESTERA RAIL WAY

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, OCTOBER
~ 1st, 1888, the train for Iron :oa win leave
Lehi JUNCTION daily (Sunda7 exceptsd) at
SIS a. M connecting with tho Utah Central
leaving salt axe City at a. IN. Returning,
arrive at Lehi junction at 40 p. m, connect.
Ing with the Utah Central train, arriving 10
Salt Lake City al 6p. m.
n5 ". ". RITER Supt
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CHICAGO, Rock ISLAND e. PACIFIC R,y


heast and he
Ia
In
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In Our Notion Department

we Suov newest Neekwear for Ladies' Fancy
Of stocK OF Buttons is choice
ece0 STOCK OF Ladies' Misses Chidrens Hosiery Tafe
omK and Lie Gloves Muslin variety
all eor and prices to suit Embroderes
sgnS from EuoI manufacturers
anu Millinery in all its branches Wholesale and Retail
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Our Domestic Department

Is stocked with the Zephyr Cloths Gnghams Chvo aeen
manle Linens Tabecloths and Napkins
mem OF IoWe at low prices. patterns by
the piece Tides in all styles and qualities
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a Storm.


Black clouds are rising behind the
mountain, hiding the setting sun.
l5irdschirp, the leaves culver, and Il
hushed stiffness isall around. Hank |
What was that? A moan, almost
human In intenseness, drifts pass.
stiffness again. Did you see that
long tongue Of lightning that cut In
twain yon dark cloud? Al feeliugof
awe broods about, as the vivid and
streaked lightning plays wildly and
weirdly across the heavens. a deep
clap Of thunder, followed by blind
ing flash of lightning, and slight
jar, sends the blood chilling through
ones veins Llstenl the trees begin
to toss TO the awakening wind wild
eyed cattle scanper across the fields,
and the birds are quiet Wildly the
wind blows catching the spirit of
the oncoming storm Look at those
clouds. Like some mighty sea dis
turbed, they roll over each other and
tumble about like huge pillows. Al
line Of white edges each. The dark
ness becomes inky in it's hue, and
the mountain looms up like aterrible
giant, to meet the storm king in
fierce combat. Suddenly, loud,
crashing roll of thunder shakes the
ground, and then the rain, driven on
by the rushing wind, falls in great,
large drops. What great columns
sweep earthward! What mighty
war Of elements Wildly the tor
rents strike the roofs and beat on
the ground, increasing Iii volume as
ever and anon the thunder roars--
resembling melted lead III the light
nlng's red glare. The air Is brought
in cool gusts as the rain sweeps that
way and this way. Thewater forms
myriads OF minute rivers and creeks
that gurgle and murmur in thedark-
ness An hour wears away; the
rain falls softly; the thunder grum-
bles family; the lightning splutters
and flashes iitfully; the wind isquiet.
The clouds open, and the eager-eyed
stars peep down, mellow and soft,
from the lofty arch above. Sud-
denly that great, dark cloud in the
east parts and hurrys away, and the
silvery moonbeams break DER the
scenes where erstwhile the storm had
fingered The flowers gather some
stray rays and folding their leaves,
drop into slumbers. The crickets
and frogs sing sIeepily. The storm
is over, and Nature, refreshed and
renewed,is beautiful, sparkling. and
awaits the morrow Grant Pitzer.
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Crashes.

Extra good values ii c.ashes--i8 inch ali
Liueea Brown Twilled Crash, 6 c. per
yard.
l9.ineh All-Linen Brown Scotch Crash,
&c per yard
Is inch Extra heavy brown twilled crash
all linen, loo per yard.
.l9.inch heavy, all linen bleached twill
cd Crasb, lie per yard Is inch extra
me, smooth, handsome Barnsley Crash,
border ct sean let threads, l2lc per yard.
Extra quality Russian Crash, loo per
yard Extra hne quality Russian Crash
l2a per yard; 20-inch Plaid all-linen glass
Towelipg, fine quality, l21 cents per
yard
Ea- Third Floor take the Elevator.
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Napkins.

Extraordinary good values in exc Ger.
man Daa2ask Napkins, AZ 81 Is, $l.4o,
ST So Sl.75 ana 81 per dozen.
3x3 Bleached Gcrmar Damask NAukins
at.S225 $3.50, $2.z5, So and So. so.
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Towels.

100 dozen 20z4o Heavy Twilled Barnsley
Towels, l23c esch
100 dozen 20x4G Bieached fuck Towels.
extra good quality, ne each.
l30 dozen 20x40 Bleached German Huck
Towels, with elegant broche borders.
most handsome colorings and designs
ever shown at this price, Csc each
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! stay UP town when I ought to
be at home. / spend money for
drinks and cigars. when ought
to be at home. L.
No, you don't, cried his wife,
you DO nothing of the kind.
Ike e see yoa enjoy yourself; /
should be unhappy were you to
Dc otherwise than Just exactly as
you do
God bless Won. wife, said the
now suhiugatea huslana from
this moment You haye not afault;
! was Joking, don't remember u
word ! said and he kissed away
the tears that still trenhlea ii her
eyes
Never again did the husband
scrutinize tinwarc OF examine the
dish-ragi never 50 much as men,
toned ONE Of the faults he ennsn-
Grated; but soon after the neigh
Dor women would say
Its wonderful how TINT Mrs.
Il. keeps everything about her
honse. Her tinware is as bright
as u new dollar, and | DO believe
that shenot only washes butirons
her dish-rags. =
And the neighbor men were
heard to say
'What 4 steady fellow n. has
got to be Of late. He don'tapend
4 dime where he used to spend
dollars, and nevercan be kept from
home half an hour when not nc
work. Tic seemed to worship that
wife Of his.
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HOUSEKEEPING G0OrS.

view Of tie splendid success which
mas attended our sale Of Domestic and
housekeeping Goods, we shall cor tinue
the sale this week.
havlng taken advantage Of the extreme
dizziness in the domestic market, we have
purchased
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COAL AND yyO0D OFFICE
AND
Flour and Feed Store
No. es Que sialeY,s Block

YNHE undersighed respectfully informs
i the citizens of Martinsburg and 9erk-
eleg county that be has opened q Coal and
Wood Office aud Flour and Feed Sore at
ca Queen Street, where all orders my
hna will receive prompt attention cave
put in a pair Of Fairbank' 5 new scales and
III coal sold By me will be weigheG lad
full weight guaranteed. Piedmont and
Cumberland run Of mine, Fine and Lump
Coal; also best quality Nut and Egg an
thraci'e coal always on hand
farmers having Corn, Oats and Hay 10
sell are solicited TO see me before selling.
Thanking the public for the liberal pat
ronage extended me, and soliciting your
further iaFors,
am respectfully yours
jy24-iy j. W. ROBERTS
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DAUGHTERS, WivFs AND MOTHERS. - We
eluphatically guarantee Dr. Marehlsls
Cathoicon, Female Remedy, 10 cnrs
Female Diseases, auch As Gvarian arouh-
les, Inflammation and liberation, Failing
and Displacement Or beafinu down feel
ing, Irregularities, Bafrenness Change OF
Life, leucprrboea, besidss many weak
nesses springiug from Tie above, like
Headache Bloalipx, Signal weak MSS.
Sleeplessneas, Nervous debility, Paipit~
alton Of til heart BIC For sale hy
Druggists Prize IS 90 and 81 80 per
Bottle send % Dr. j. 3 Marchisi, Utica.
Y. ! for Pamphlet. free. For sale bv
J G. Hover, pruggial. Jane liz.
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90
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L + N E NJ S.

Having taken advantage Of the staana-
ton prevailing Ia the Linen trade. we have
secured some remarkable bargains Ii Ia
BILE Linens, Napkins, Towels and Crashes.
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a sgifc,s Tacs.

After having been married for
some weeks, it came into the head
of d young husband one Sunday,
when he had but little to occupy
his mind, to suggest 10 his wife
that they should plainly and hon
estly state the faults that each had
discovered IN the other since they
had been man and wife. After
some hesitation the wifeagreasl to
the proposition, but stipulated
that the rehearsal should be made
in MI sincerity, and with an hon
est view 60 the lettering III each
other. as otherwise ii would be az
nc use to speak Of the fruits to
which marriage had opened their
eyes. The husband was of the
same opinion, and his wife asked
him to begin. He was somewhat
reluctant, but Ills wife insisted
chat he was the first to propose
the matter, aud, Ms he was the
head Of the house, ii was his place
to take the lead. Thus urged he
began the recital
My dear, one Of the inst fault
that ] observed III you after We
began housekeeping was that you
neglected the tinware. Ny moth
CT always took great pride IN tin
ware, and kept 1t as bright as q |
dollar"
4 am glad you have mentioned
It, dear" said the wife, blnshing i |
little; hereafter you shall SEQ ito
spot on cup OF pan. Pray pro-
coed. z
81 have also observed, said the
husband, that you use dish rags
a long time without washing, and
then throw them away. Now, at
home, | remember that my moth
er always used to wash ont her
rags when She was done using
them, and then hang them up
where they could dry, ready for
the next time she should need
them
Blushing as before, the young |
wife promised to mend this fault.
The husband continued With q
most formidable list Of similar
faults, many more than we -lsaye
space to enumerate, when he de-
clared he could not fine any more
fit to mention,
Now, mydcar," he said, "you
begin and tell me al the faults
you have discovered IN me since
we have been married,
The wife sat in silence. Her
face flushed to the temples, and a
great lump came into her throat,
which she seemed to be striving
hard to swallow.
Proceed, my dear; tell me all |
the faults, you have found il me;
spare none
Arising suddenly from her seat
the little wife burst into tcarsand
throwing both arms around her
husbands neck, cried:
my dear husband, you have
not fault III the world. If you
have one, my eyes have been SO
blinded BY my love for you that
50 long as we have been married
| have never once observed it. In
my eyes you are perfect, and all
you do seems to be done in the |
best manner, and just what should |
be done"
but, my dear, I said the hus-
band, his face reddening and his
voice growing husky with emo
ton; just think. / have gone
andsfound all manner Of fault with |
you. Now do tell nae some Of my |
faults; 1 know | have many-ten |
Il 4
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Table Danask,

IL pieces Heavy Bleached German Danask
Table Linen, soft inish,. we'll worth
9oe per yard, rs cents per yard.
10 pieces 52-ineh Bleached German Table
Damask; ordinarily we could not sell
Tor less lhan II. rs per y&ra 70 cents
per yard,
pieces g inch Fine German Bleached
Table DamssG, Usually sold for ST.. 25
per yard, Sl per yard.
Extra Fine Quality of Bleached German
Table Damask, 68, 10 aud IL inches
wide, at Sl.25, ST 80, Sl.F5 aud 81.
The two lover number Csc two high
er numbers 80 under ordinary low
prices.
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TRANSPORTATION ON THE LAKES.

BosrON, Aug. t3.-In the United States Cir
cu. Cour t- morning Judges Gray aud Nelson decided
iu the suits OF the Lake Chlmplain and Ogdensourg
Railroad agt the Boston and Lowell Nashua ana
Lowe Vermont Central and Northern NewHampshire
rrosd. that unless the defendants desire TO recon-
nit the case TO a he ques ion Of ohts the
bills IN equy TO be disms ed and the plaintiff TO
have the right Of appeal These were suits TO recover
about $1,000 600 under contract made on February "a
l47l bv plain f The defendant railroad companies.
the Mort Transportation Company aud j. Gregory
sm ID and George Stark as trustees whereby the d.
f daut read. % advance or loan ont ~ the gross
receip- a exceed ~l5ooOO semi-a annual Tor
the purrOac owning contro ling and devel0 ing trac
from West by boats TO ogden burg ana lheuce over
the defendant oads to Boston. The paintlh roads ad
vsucol 100000 tO buy Gamers and slughl 70 De re
inhur.ed suits Tor violation Of he cor tract
bv the In 1874 tho Nor hern Tran sporatO
Company failed and wus placed In the hands OF re
CcINcr