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Depression in the Coke BUSINESS.

PITTsBURG, Pa, August S.-Coke operators are
loud in their complaints about the depressed con-
dtton Of this important industry. NotwiJhstand-
ing strenuous efforts put forth by the syndicate TO
bolster 1t up the trade continues to fall off. The
problem OF supply and demand evidently has not
yet been properly solved. OverproductlOn is
alleged to be the cause OF much OF the present
trouble meeting OF the Coke Producers associ-
alton has been called for the goth instant, when
measures viii be taken to remedy the evil. 1t is
probable that the association viii order Suspen-
sion OF operations for time in the coke region
over which they have control.
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An Aged Eiend.

ANOTHER OUTRAGE ON LONG IsLAND-A NAN OF 70
In DANGER OF LYNCHING.
HUNTERS POINT, L. l.. August S.-Henry Swezy,
old daughter Of VIM Parker, Of Isnp, l.. l., In
clump OF wood, near that village, last night. The
girl was found inSensible by her father Great
element prevails and the brute Is threatened with
lynchng. He was arrested by Constable Benjamin
and locked up.
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TH0MAS-CO0KSEY On Wednesday. August G
1854. the HoSsrd HOUSE, BY Rev. Irving McElroy,
JOSEPH H. THOMAS. II LoudOua county, Va, to
LOTTIE q. COOk5EY, of Char county. Nd.
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LONDON, August s-The Pail Mail Gazette, in a
leading article this afternoon earnestly advocates
American mediation between China and France.
Both countries, 1t thinks. would eagerly accept 1t.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY
By virtue Of deed of trust dated August oath. -
1881 and duly recorded in Liber $751; folio 9 ct seq
ct the Land Records Of Washington county District
o. Columbia and by direction Of the holder OF the note
on THURSDAY, AUGUST FOI RTEENIH 1884 at
HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, in front If the
premises Parts of Lots seven 90 and eight 49, square
numbered hve hundred and sixty -sevcn t5 beginning
for the ID street ninety 600 north
southwest corner OF sad square and running north
(3 feet east thirty -four (34) feet south fifteen 5) feet
west sixty 0 feet to the place of beginning together
with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: Une half in CASH balance in six and
twelve months in bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust the premises COnyeyancnn at
Of the purchaser 500 to be paid when the prop
erty il knocked of
au4-dkds JOHN J. JOHNSON Trustee
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VIE of'hA PPESSsyIysN1. RorTP
-, TO THE ZOkrH. 81 AND SOUTHWEST.
po's sTEEi Iii. daSTf15 5fETt EQUIPMENT
.,-,.,.. Is LEFEoI July lsTA- 1854
lor PstsIlr. snd the west Chicago Limited Express
s4Oa daily Gin ciulati and onis with sleep
Car st Ions ia w. except SaiTras to ' ChicaSo
p yts ssynS ar A'oS s + saeaS p y, westfFH TX
Aso eonnscts taiy for u lcago, with sleeping car
fer f1itsbErs and the West, with Palace Sleeping Car
"-i BaIf is M Or ~ sSD POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For bic. Can4ndaiE1a. Rochester. buffalo. NiaGara
III to esees S@ r %i,a Iaas CaTs
o. SATURDAY. nshf vi not run hey9nl Renoyo
:, daily. s1eegt sunday
'G5 sfS 90 ' a Il On s sna loG
t STS r1a u M limited Sb ng gn9a 2i Pullman
For Eost, without change, 10 p Ii. every weekday
, On sunday 70 = IN o.. ..-
ssy G5y With !, bGs,' Of b5oski,1 Anne1
For ThlladelpLla, is 20 and IL a m 10 90 Geo.
Ills m limited Express $40 III daily, except
For Bliiiuore. SIS. rs $50. $40. IL a m. 1905
21O, 40 4e5 40. 600. = 20. 10 eud IL Is D IN
oE syniay. 80. HOO "a H.. 400, t0o 40 1900 and
For Pope Greek Line. G35 a. N and 40 p III daily
For Annapolis. ass H. 12o5 and 44o y IN daily ex-
ALEXANDRIA AND FREE rRICksBU re RAILWAY.
aND ALLXANDhlA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
ROAD
For Ae..ndria. $50, zoo . - ilo5 and 1855 a. m.
Go9. 40, 300 80. . % and 1l.j5 l.. On Sunday
at Z 50, 9 -. IL % = u. III
For L ehnlond AID the south ESQ and IL % m daily
and 60 daily. except sunday.
Trains leave e1andl. tor Washington o. 80 10 90
lOlO - III: 90 o. 3. Ia. 1OJ and 10 40 y IN
and II 10 midnight texceIt Monday. ON Sunday 1t
$50 and 10 10 '-05 and lO.4O L. H. Il. 10
hight
Irkets and information at the Office northeast corner
Of 18th STREET and 1rIIs wanna and the sta
Ron. whfre orders can be lett fOi liz" checking
QeS hot Is 4l.I ,IrrFe
CHAS. + FUtfii. J. L. WOOD
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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VINHoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TIE ENTIRE PLANT OF THE WASHINGTON
CHEMICAL WORKS COMPANY" INCLUDING
ALL STOCK AND MATERIAL ON HAND (EX-
CITING SOME SULPHATE OF AMAONIA),
WILL BE
SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On SATURDAY, TWENTY-THIRD AUGUST. 1884.
at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. in front of the works Of tine
Company; on 27th street, between g and H streets
northwest: consisting of its LEAD SULPHURIC ACID
back towers 5x5 and Is feet high pan capacity 600
lbs (all approximate measUrenents) three Sulphur
FuTnaces for 90 To- charges hourly four Retort Fur.
naces iDclud ng Glass ketors reducing psns for
tue manufacture Of Oil of ,itriol, together with all
BRICK AND FRAME BUILDINGS connected there
with. a. well rs all tools implements aud machinery
appertaining thereto. Also its BRICK AMMON1ACAL
FACTORY AND BRICK STOCK. and PATENTED
AMMONlACAL EAM STILL for the dtstillston Of
ANMONlACAL GAS LIQUOR and the manufacture of
Suphas OF Ammonia. including Boilers. Pumps, S2tu-
rsfors Evaporators steam Drying Table, implements
tools and machinery Of every kind used operating
same. 1 he AMMONIACAL STILL is continuous in its
operation, and has a producing capacity of from two
thousand to five thousand pounds Sulphate daily Con-
tract for the Ammonacal Gas Liquor be transferred
to the purchaser Of the works
This sale will be made on account Of Mr.. p Bauer
purchaser ut the public sale of this property made March
29th. 1884.
Terms of SALE Cash within five days; all conveyan-
cling at cost deposit of $500 forfeit money
required at time of sale
For further particulars inquire the Office of the
company.
The WASHINGTON CHEMICAL WORKS co..
au9-dts 621 Pennsylvania Avenue
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SpEc1A1 Nor1cE.

I RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS, AND WOULD PART1CU-
LARRY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS L SON. WHICH
CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HEATERS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR. FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY.
WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER
RING TO. A CALL Is SOLICITED AND ESTL-
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED.
WALTER D. WYVIIL, EXCLUSIVE AGENT
apps No. 49, Pa. AVE. NEAR ~ STREET.
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Republican Campaign Plans.

WORKING 10 GET CONTROL OF TIE HOUsE.
great deal OF quiet work is being done by the
republican campaign committee to overcome the
democratic majority in the House. The democratic
majority In the present House b q. Those
who have been occupied in looking over the field
say that by actual figures there are seventy-eight
districts which can be turned by 500 votes II forty
OF these can be carried BY the republicans this fall
they VIII nave majority In the House. This they
are working hard for and expect 70 do They have
list or All the districts In the various states that
give the democrats but small majority and offer
some encouragement for work, and are deyoting
their money and energy 20 them. They expect to
ONO, Indiana, Connecticut, Massachusetts,, Penn
syvania, Iowa, and wherever else they can strike a
dow In weak district They will not cOnflne
themselves to any particular locality, but will aim
70 carry congressman here and there in close dis
trtctSk
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CHICAGO, August S.-The Journals Des MoneS,
Iowa. dispatch says that notice has been given by
the state board OF health OF outbreak OF fatal
cattle disease at Lemaro, seventeen head OF cattle
having died In "a hours. The state veterinary sur
geon has been sent to investigate No details yet.
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Ex-senator Mcdonald Upon the Situa.


Ak THINKS CLEVELAND WILL CARRY INDIANA AND
BE ELECTED, But IT WILL BE HARD FIGHT.
Ex-senator Mcdonald arrived In the city from
Indiana this afternoon. He said to TIE STAB man,
VINO saw him shortly after his arrival, that he
thought they were going to have hot campaign
In his state
1.-The campaign has not yet opened" he said,
"out active preparations are being made and 1t
VIII be one OF the most closely contested struggles
we have ever had. Cleveland win carry the state,
put we shall have to light for II. The democrats
throughout the state are in good trim and equal to
The emergency
do you look for Cleveland's elecuon," asked THE
STAR
II do. believe he viii surely carry the country;
put as In Indiana, 1t is elsewhere there Will be
great struggle"
what effect will Buffers action have?r
III Will not affect the national ticket, think.
He Will De felt In certain localities only The light
throughout will be between Blaine and Cleveland.
ana neither Will be affected by Buffers presence In
the Held. In Indiana the greenback vote will be q
loss from the republicans, II from either party"
Ut Is feared by sOme," suggested THE STAR,
that Butler will draw a big vote from Cleveland
In New York"
II think not. think he will not draw q large
vote at all The fight, as have said, will be be-
tween Cleveland and Blaine, and Cleveland Will be
elected"
WIN you take the stump, Senator"
On, yes; shall take the part OF a yeoman," he
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Governor Hendricks at Democratic
HEADQUARTERS.

NEW YORK, August Ex-Governor Hendricks was
OF the callers to-day at the headquarters Of the
democratic national cOlnulttee. He viii leave the
city to morrow With his wife, and Will probably go
to Block Island.
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MARRIED.

Firemen dispersed the mob IN Brussels yesterday
by playing water from hose upon IL. More trouble
Is feared next sunday.
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CHILD KILLED By ITS FATHKR-At Troy, N.
T., Jonas Masterson and wife quarreied Monday
night He picked up q strap with large buckle
on ono end ana swung II over his head TO hit her.
Thinking II would cause him TO stop his attack she
took up her 16-monthsol child and held II before
her. The child received the blow on the head and
early yesterday morning died from the enect& A
coroner Il investigating the case
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Not What They seemed.

.
or Fashions
From the Boston Globe
certain young lady left the house where she
boards IA this city for days visit In the country
and As it was Monday she LETT directions with tho
lady OF the house 10 give the washeTwonan her
weeks washing when she called. The washing
was done up IN a newspaper. and that Was the opiy
bundle oil the KIND In the room, there could bs
no mistake. On her return the latter part Of tho
afternoon she discovered that her washing had not
been taken Furthermore. there appeared 10 be
trouble In the house, and the sulphurous odor OF
profanity prryafed the atmosphere. A young man
who occupied room on the eoor below her WAS
raylng up and down. yaiLly seeking for q costume
WHICH be had hired FOR IL 4sdaefaie party on that
night She heard him declare that he haa len &c
In his room rolled up Ia a newspaper: that &c was
gone. ana he WAS just S. and good time out by
the loss OF it. The young lady Immediately tum-
bled 10 the true state OF thiugs. Her wash.
efMoman had got Into the wrong rom
and taken the suit Instead OF the bundle
PLANTATION 10 the young man, and he agreed 10
escort her 10 the house OF the Offending washer
woman and recover Improperly. The house was
iound after considerable search. but no one APP
peared 10 be al home. They pounded the door or
The little hut-it was some distance out of the CITY
but got no Response. AT length they wakef
around 10 the back door and there M the ward thew
saw 10 Their horror the costume suspended from a
Clothes line. having been washed and hung out Ia
dry. IL had lost Its original brightness and not
ohls thls. OUT lts original Size. IL had been In
tended FOR a man six feet high and had shrunk IN
the wash un IL wouldn't go on to a small boy. The
colors had run together, aud plumes and spangles
were in the last stages of dpidation from contact
with the scrubbng- board. An exclamation that
WAS almost an oath burst from the Young man,
hps.hut just AT that moment tile washerw oman ap-
ptaTed In the door. "Oh, what did you do IL for.
Didn't you know better What did you think I
lady. "Now, you don't say" was the reply. "AinG
they yourn? thought they was the querest look
Ing under-clothes ever did see, but You can't tell
nothing about fashions nowadays and" hysterlsa
and tdUleau
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN Nav lORE AND hAyRE.
Compsny's pier. No AZ North River. foot Of Morton
STREET, New ORR
Iabrsdor Collter "Wednesday AnG 13. IOam
Canada de her<4biec Nel4=>dlay. Aug 20 ) IN
Amerlque. Santelli Wednesday,. Ans. -. 10 u IN.
Checks payable on sight ia amounts suit. on the
6anQue TransatlaBtiGue Of Paris LOUIS De BEBIAS.
AfsDt No. &. Bowling tIreeu New York.
O. W. HUSS - IcnII~y "a avenue:
J. W. HOTkLER / son. yL5Pennsy IyaIlia ave me-
nu7 Agents fC- Nashlnvton ID G.
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TINE OTTO" GAS ENGINE
Requires no boiler avoids all expensive attendance
noloss OF time handling Of fuel and no ashes II il
used extsnsively Tor running Passenger and Freight
Elevators. Sewing Machines. Meat Choppers Printing
sie iithogTxphc Presses Coffee Mills koasters Paper
arc RuiinS Machinery, Iathes, SC. &c. This enaine
runs with extreme smOothness and regularity Of speed
poss. sses the least number Of working parts aud
great simplicity OF mechanism
For particulars "a to prioos &C. apply at OfRce of
Washington Gas LIGHT Co tY13
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northwest, committed suicide at st. Paul, Mimi,
by taking morphine, on account OF financial trou-
blea
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I(AlTIIORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID 1hE MOpfL PAST LINE AND TIE ONLY
LINZ BIZ I'm IhE EAST AND The WEST.
VIA WASHINGTON
LOU BE TRACK JANNFY COUPLER
kCEEDClE IN 2 kCI II NpAE. June IJI
-


sIEkL RAILS
SCHEDULE Il x4 TftHG fr ITNP Nr1 JTNE 18th
lsav Nsshi2son from staten. corner OF New Jersey
fe C!ca.o, Cinerrat louisville and St Louis daily
a. % a ~ % i . n. loIo =. II VIII through
toaFE lee aId FHia >e"l:1-- tsrs 70 above points.
~lthoqt change u IL s.ay to Chicago. except
Tor IlfJsf urT at SGD IT, and ~ p n. daily g 40
M 10 i4tishnTg Cleveland and Detroit With Sleep
Tor Toledo aud Detroit va NorroevsIe. ln.IIa.rn
Gs3ly with SLEEPER for Io.ea.o "a ad Lac
Trains for Philadelphia ard New York at SO a N,
1910 DAILY. with fa,ior ana sle-1n Cars AZ.
For baltimore on week days 5 81 40 500 $40 900
minute irainJ 90 $50 80 .C so 80 49, i0.i6 p
For Baltimore On Sundays. 20. s 90. s.?oa IL,
80 '-Vo a;4O go go 800. 60. $40 and 1910 ..
ForPofnts the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, lol5
f1r Annapolis. $40 a m and l. .loand 41on. m q,
For May stations . f XIV 5 Washington and
300, 40 40 a. M Il 10 , 80 40 90 AID
20 ? m Ier Stations en- Ne:ropclitan branch.
n daily yh for PR PPa s on Sedas
frsnch SO daily Tor Le,Igiol s;sui.fon ala
m Oily FOR Frederick. $50 u. o:I5 a L.. As
For Haserstown is a NJ and 5:35 T. n daily excep.
Trans arrive from the West daily 90 30 NJ Is
From New York and Philadelphia. 2;s5 s;aca m daily
From Annapolis. S 20 a III ana l:5o and e.5I p m +:
sunday s;S3 o:Ji
brUn LSxington 60 daily and 2.i5 +. daily
Except sunday
SrOm FREDERICK and Intermediate POINTS s25. a. ul
10 p IA. and s;l2 N, daily. EXCEPT Sunday; SIP
p M daily from Point of RoCAs.
1rtiLs leave BaItiinore for " 4shnxton at 200. 40
69. 1:l5 49,. 500, : 10 and 10: 50 l2l5. $50.
ASS. 4:J0 90 6.25 80 500 10 Is T.
Gays 200. 40. us. 80. $40 9:Oo IL. I:3O. 5:o0
rs. $50 and 9.o0p n
Al trans from Washington step at Relay Station e1-
"a further Information apply at the Baltimore and
no iiCAet Ofnce-A ashingion station, GIG and 1851
an H. ts ssenue corner ltth street where orders
py point In the city,
@Af e. h LORD, Gen1 Passenger Agent
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The New York Stock Market.
TIE following are the opening and p m prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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A WARN AND coSY kEIKEsT rIrTxD cP IL REGAL
STYLE foR IRA fkIkA Donna
From the Keynote.
Nine. PATHS castle, Crsig-y-Nos, r. pcrcheA
high uP on cleft mountain pictur-squely wooded
IL Is nearly at the top OF this mountain and oaiR
amer the coInmoa fashion OF all Welsh castles
WIN HOW oaStloas and What In called curtain be-
tween-that is, straight line OF wall Joining two
semi-eireular towers The walls, which are %
grayish-green slate. 50 plentiful here. are topped
with eattiemenis and covered here and there with
Ivy. while the windows are either arched OF
gabled. Spreading away In mont are the gardens
and lawns. all terraced because OF the precfpitous
DOW 10 the Little valley hch lies below. Through
IaiS valley runs lovely river with an unpro-
noGnceaOle name. spanned hy numerous pretty
brIdses and Well stoCkec with fish The valley
opens into the great swansea valley. while the
whole country around Is extremely mountainous
and ahoUads with game
Inc Castle contains ~ rooms none OF them very
hIg OUT all warm and cOsey. as they should be In
such climate. PATHS OWE r. hung with blue silk,
al the upholstery Being Ia match. while attached
W Is niue dTt>esng room that II complete
enough IN It's appointments for q princess Tie
GTawlng-rO0m Is charming and he must o. q dull
person Who could not nnd something 20 interest
MN there III contains two grand pianos, albums,
statQetteS, pictures ard offerings from admirers,
CHIEF among the latter being an exquisite tnlntd
cabinet, containing gold and silver cnronets with
which almost every nation Ia the world has crow ned
the diva queen Of song The morning room il
also little beauty. tut chiefly attractive because
IL contains the picture or the poor late Duke of
Albany. With his autograph, and o manly. modest
letter bglng Pattt Ia accept his picture In return
for one she had sent him In the billiard room 10
an Immense orchestrion, which r. the CHIEF source
OF amusement every day after dinner
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TNHOMAS BOWLING, AucEoneer.
ZINE BAY HORSE, SEVEN YEARS OLD AND WAR
RANTED SOU ND. With NEARLY NEw PHEfON
AND HARNESS Al AUC1IpN.
On SATURDAY, NINTH AUGUST 1884. at TWELVE
NJ in front of my salesIooms viii sell the above turn
out
Terms cash,
au7-2t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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TO.NIOR ROW.

TO.MORROW.
V'HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
ELEGANT GRAND SQUARE PIANoFoRTE TEN
PA BLOR SUITES. L. ATfiER COVERED
LOUNGES AND EAST CHAIRS FRENCH-PLATE
MIRRORS, WALNUT MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER
SUITES COTTAGE SUITES, DINlNG-ROOM
fURNITURE, STOVES CARPETS. NEW HAIR
MATTkLSSES. LOT HARDWARE, HATCHETS.
HAM MFRS, SCIIHES, SHOVELS, &c, Sc, AT
AUJT On
On SATURDAY, AUGUST NINTH. 1884, at TEN
O'CLOCK A NJ within and IN front of my saIesrOoms,
Will sell the above ssCrtmeut OF goods.
ALSO, AT Twelve NJ,
Horses, CarTiI-es. HARNESS. &C &C.
ALSO,
Lot Scales. Tea Canisters Grocery Fixtures, &c. &c.
One Bicycle.
Terms cash
AMT THOMAS DOWNING Arcf
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The WOVEN ENDORSE

RBF 4 TIT TIT ZEE RRR ssss
f. f. f : + {: Eaf 5 IS: 81
OF anything she has used II is in almost every case
given in words direct from the heart and free from the
dctaons Of pecnniary interest policy which too
quently influence the actions Of the sterner ssx
Mn. +. CADO. OF Chicago H. says:
For the last two years have had frequent severe At
tacks Of Neuralgia Browns Iron Bttters has given me-
quick and lasting relief.
Mrs Il. HOLBROOK, Of Boston, Mass, says:
have experienced great relief from indigestion and
nausea In the throat by the of Browns Iron Bters
Mrs. CLARA NJ JOYCE Of Louisville, KY, says:
Used Browns Iron Btters for dyspepsia and stomach
troubles. Am enjoying perfect health after ave
years Of misery.
Nra A. b PIERCE Of Maysville Ky, says;
Browns Iron Bitters cured Of palpitaton OF the
heart I take pleasure In recommending it.
Mrs MARTHA AsHTY. of Bloomington. Ill, says:
severe attack Of heart disease left me weak not able
to walk Browns Iron Bitters restored me to my old
time good health.
Mra n COOK, Of Newark. n. J.. says:
had always thought Of indigestion as the King Of
evils" but it overcome in my case by the use of
Browns Iron Bitters.
Mrs A. E RICHARDSON. Of Boston Highlands. says:
Have been taking Browns Iron Btters for general de-
blity ain improving rapidly and feel highly gratfed
with results.
Miss MARY WOODBURY., Of Portland Maine says:
Browns Iron Bitters cured me Of headache, with
which had been greatly troubled for two years.
Mrs. W. A. HALL Of Dorchester Maas says:
Browns Iron Bitters cured me Of dyspepsia; was sui
fer1ng from the most aggravated form of that distress
ing complaint.
Mr.. LOUISE 8. LOCKE. OF n Charleston n T. says:
Browns Iron Bitters cured me OF nervous affection
gladly recommend it to all who suffering from like
trouble
Mrs D. ". JACKSON of Millinstou. I'LL. says:
Browns Iron Btters cured me of weakness especi-
ally in the lower limbs my general health is also great
ly improved
~ FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. II
~ THE GENUINE HAS TRADE MARX AND
CROSSED RED LINES ON WRAPPER.
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Local Notes..

Local Notes.
Chas G. Taylor, the colored boy who was arrest
ed yesterday on a charge Of forging the name of
Mr.. D. EastOn, will be tried In the Police Court to-
morrow on charge OF forgery.
A building permit has been issued by Inspector
Entw1se to R. c. Lewis to erect q twO-stOry and
cellar storehouSe, 7th. between and SITS. north
west, at a cost OF 5000.
RoBBERIEs--A one horse top wagon, with red
running gear, belonging to Mr. G. j. Lacey, was
stolen from BayleyS Crossroads some time yeSter-
day.-N. E. Oiphant, 1910 9Th street northwest,
reports that he left silver watch in the water
closet In the Patent Office yesterday, and when he
went to look for it it was missing. Value, s.
THE ALLEGED VrCKsBURG PENSION SwINDLE-In
relation to q telegram published in THE STAR Of
yesterday concerning system OF Sw1ndling prac-
ticed in Vicksburg, Miss, by bogus pension agents
OF that place, 1t appears that they have been max
ing q fraudulent use OF the name OF Mr.. John P.
Wright. MIR. Wright Is pension attorney OF this
city In good standing before all the departments.
He Is now absent trip to the mountains, but 1t
u learned from his chief clerk that party In Vtcks-
burg, representing himself cOlOred minister,
has been corresponding with Mr. WnghtS office,
soliciting sub-agency, to which correspondence
Mr.. Wright has uniformity replied that he would
employ no Sub-agentS, nor would he allow any per-
son to propose claims or collect fees in his name,
but II there were any Union soldiers In his vicinity
who had mer1toriouS claims and would MI out and
return his question blanks he would prosecute their
claims II appears, therefore, that some party or
parties In Vicksburg have been making fraudulent
use OF Mr. Wrights name and circulars