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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-05-08
Discouraged Adventures.

KANSAS CITY, May 5.-No action OF
Importance was taken at the meeting
of the Oklohoma colonlsts in this city
tonight. Plans for the start are not
vet definitely shaped, but several
names are added to the list.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-05-08
A RipConcern.

NEW YORK, May Certificates rt
incorporation of the Universal Tel =
phone company were to-day filed.
Capital S5,0O0,O00. divided in share
of $1,000 each;
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-05-08
THO TrreconciIabIes.

NEW YORK. May 5-Jno. F. Hen =
announces that the national anti-mo-
nopoly convention will meet at the
Briggs house, in Chicago, May IL
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-05-08
Worthv of Imitation.

Sr. LOUIS, May 5.-To-day Moses
raley notifi ed all his Chicago credi
r3that he was prepared to settle all
accounts by paying 100 cents on
dollar, and asked them to send
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-05-08
CANADA.

TORONTO, May 5.-One cartridge
found beneath the provincial parlia-
ment building was analysed. 1t was
fill. d with dualin, astronger explosive
titan dynamite.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-05-08
TRY Them.

Extra fine cigars and smoking IL
oacco received by ID. G. Stevensn.
west side of Congress avenue. nsir
Mulberry street
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-05-08

Little Joker is they best smoking
tobacco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-11
Alexandria Affairs.

AN OyArloS.-rhe return OF the Alexandria Light
INFANTRY WITH TIC cup won at the Lynchburg camp
as the best drtied company or their regiment eX-
cited mi:ch e.lthu sas,n here on Saturday night 4
Dino OF music, IL thr0n, or torch bearers, a COM
mlttee OF citizens carrying broOnS. the Old Do
minion boat club, and the members OF the CORPS
depot and made y cordial welcome They formed
LII procession with police line in advance They
moved down King street amid an ovation seldom
seen in AieXan iria- The windows above and the
sidewalks below were thropged and the line passf!
through fusilade OF fireworks, which made the
street b light wherever the line moved. under
Charge OF Z. j. w. summers. chief marshal, and
George s: Smith. assistant. The Alexandria, Bach
elofS and Arlington Clubs made fine pyrotecuntc
demonstrations III front OF their meeting places
anu Tor an hour or more thronss OF good-n,imored
people filed the main StreeiS, while rockets and
roman candles rose above The hOu tops crackers
eXplo Led, aud Bengal and magnesium lights burned
at Lannan'S opera House by Edwin Burke esq for
the citizens, and Capt. Mushbick made an appro-
pirate reply. A banquet rendered the Corps by Mr.
L. BRILL terminated the reception.
POLICE REPoRr.-Eiijah lutchison, arrested by
OFFICER Ogden, charge dis0rlerly conduct. and
Chas. Taylor, colored, arrested bv Ofrlcer Simpson
charge Violation OF the police ulationS at the Po-
toinac Terry wharf James Il. Nichols, a colored
man. was arrested last week by Lieut. Smith.
CHARGED with having stolen $50 from Joseph G,tto,
baroer ol street, Washington. He was turned
over 10 The Washington authorities
NoTEJ.-Tiie democratic state central committee
opened It's headquarters to-day at the Farmers
Dank building, on Prince street. between ROYAL and
Cameron streets; the sumo location from which the
last campaign In the state was managed.-Mr
j. NJ aGes1 Of this city, won ne gold badge for
male babe was found In the dock ut the foot of
King street yesterday evening.-Tncre win be a
vacation In the city courts this month"; num-
Der Il Alexandria establishments viii be renre-
sented mt the Ioudon fair. The late Alexandria
TAR grounds Is now waste commOn.-The SUPER
bridge over the dam at the bridge pump, which
broke down last week.
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John u. DavySon'S Funeral.

A LARGE ATTENDANCE AND IMPRESSIVE MASONIC
DISPLAY COFFIN OF HUGE DIMENSIONS
The funeral or john Better Dawson took Mace
Yesterday afternoon, at O'CLOCK from his late resi-
dence. 2l3 street northwest. Many friends of the
deceased called at the house In the morning to take
a last look at the remains, but were disappointed
as the features had changed so much since death
rs 10 renter IL lnauyiNabc to expose them to view
ne tO.HN, Whlcn WAS CT unusual dimensions on
account of the great size or the deceased was seven
leet SIN inches In length, three feet IN width md
TWO feet deep II was made OF black walnut with
SILVER trimmings OF Masonic embeIn,. and weighed
OF Itself 30 pOupuS-the entire weight With the
trimmings AMI BODY. being $50 pounds seats were
placed IN the yard IOr the services The neichbor.
ins streets were b.1ck1;!ed with men, women chill
dren ana CARR yes. and the house and yaro were
crowded. The yasonc bodies Al attendance were
Dawson Lodge, 10. l6 washington r. A. Chapter
No :; washington Com nandcry, No. Z, KnixhlS
leinplar and the various bodies OF the Scottish
hise, deceased having been q member OF these
ORDERS and OF the 3ai degree. The Masonic choir
shetch or the life and character OF deceased was
gwen by Rev. j. ". Phillips: "ASiecp IN Jesus"
was sung by the choir. followed by Masonic ser
wees, o;cuDying about hall an hour. The un ter
taker, W. X Speare had employed the services OF
Twelve strong men, who then raised the ponderous
collin from the stand. the Masonic choir rendering
a ch1nL The comm was then borne out
,hs 1,o. the Inc, rear OF the premises where
into the alley. followed by the honorary
pail -bearers, composed Of two representa- ives OF
each Masonic body. The colin was with some
diiliculty placed In large funeral wagon, which
draped Ia black Grape and drawn by two white
horses The funeral cortege left the front OF the
house and proceeded slowly 10 Rock Creek Gene
Lery where the colin was place! on rests in front
of vault. The Ept copal burial service was read
oy Rev Dr. Phillips, and the ceremonies closed with
the Masonic burial service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-11

CoRoNER's JU1Y JUSTIFY 4 LYNCHrNo
coroners jury ut Americas, Ca, which has been
wrestling with the case OF Aaron Coachman. who
was lynched in Early county, has returned the fol-
by the coroner OF Early county to sit in innuest
upon the body OF Aaron Coachman, deceased. arIer
iuly investigating and hearing the evidence there
death by being killed by the citizens OF Early
county, VINO rose en- masse and In Indignation on
for an attempt to commit rape on resDecfah,e
white woman, and for committing rape on a col
ored woman, and Tor burning the dwelling house OF
citizen OF said county We the fury aforesaid
therefore md the killing OF the said Aaron Coach
man 70 be Justidab!e homicide" The verdict is
asned oy the coroner and twelve or the wealthieSt
citizens OF tue county.
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Affairs in West Washin1ton.

OUr OF DANGER.-The condition OF Dr. Grafton
Ty.er has Improved TO such an extent as to war
rant a speedy recovery.
NOTE,-Durlns the time from Saturday night
until sunday night eleven arrests were made by
the police nere--The middle section OF the lofty
democratic pole here will be erected to-day
SHiPPiNG NEws.-Schr. Carrie Norton arrived with
$50 tons OF Ice from kennebec; Scnr. Ratnbun ar
rived with 60 tons OF ice from Kenneb.c schr
Robert r. Clark arrived with stone from New York
CONDITION OF THE WATER At A. N.-tireat Falls,
r. receiving reSerV0lr-n0rth connection. 5: south
connection, ); distributing reservoir influent
gatehouSe, II; enluent gateh0use, 81. Low tide 10
The river to-day al D. ~ high tile ut II D. 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-11
The Courts.
ATHu AWucpS- Ty(Jnc JTo<,,.1

AT CHANBERS-I4dye Hayner.
To-day. Coombs agC. Cooin0s; auditors report
confirmed and distribution ordered. Crawford agt.
SQu1er; rule issued
POLICE COURT-Juf1e Mus pro tenn.
To-day, Sidney BurIil,gayne, aSSauit1ng Orlando
ketchaIn. little COY; incl IS. Mary Dorsy and
Jalnes King. coored, assault on Annie Brown; $
EACH. Daniel buchanan, ASSAULT on John stewart
anu destroying private property; Sl5. Mary Scott,
larceny: Sl0 or 30 days
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CITY ITEMS.
TYu.ware .lmo.t given awny

tomorrow only, at r. Goldschmids' sl2-7th ST NV;
pit cups &c: \ pt. &c; OF 4c; pie plates D.; OF
buckets SC; 8 al &c; Of lSc: OF lsc; 10 Of dish
pans lie, l2 Ct l5c; Ia al. l9c Is Ct CSC; pepper
boxes Sc; dredge boxes A., wash basins 4c, tooied
Sc extra large size lie bread pans 4c pudding pans
&c; extra large Sc o. dairy pms &C; <qL &C, o.
&C. large kitchen spoons &c; cake turner's &C; tunnels
&c: (painted ash basins 81 bread UoaSters 4c steak
broilerS SC; picnic mus Sc: stew pans &c; extra
large size sc. tea strainers Sc bowl STEAMERS sc;
qt. covd- sauce pans A. Ut. SC; ct lie: a. lac;
large Japanned dust pans a., half covered IL:
knife and fork trays &C. stove filters &c: machine
oilers &c; twin match safes A., chamber buckets
sorted coors SIS: foot tubs ssc; o. coffee boilers
&c; a. lSe; QL lie; IL &c; Of 25c: dlppers
&c: % cunee or tea canlSJsrs Sc: 10. lee; fruit
cans &c: biscuit cutters for 81 allie plated
spoons for 4c; table spoons Tor Sc trowelS Sc 10
Of water buckets l9c; Jey plates &c. scalloped pie
plates &c; also 10 make room Tor new goods my en-
tire STOCK OF travelling trllsNs. reir serators and
baDy carriages Will be offered at and below cost !
Cold milwaukee, Beer.
served In old English stone mugs Johnson's, 40
9Th street
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" COURT
Correspondence of TIE EVENING STAR:


CoNYIRHAfI0NS-DBATH-" COURT.
Correspondence of TIE EVENING STAR:
LEESBUR6, August 10, 1854.
The RI Rev. A. n Randolph, assistant bishop OF
Virginia, preached to-day at St James church. nom
chap, 10th verse, St Paul's epistle to the Ephe-
STAINS: "For we arc His workmanship created In
Christ Jesus" Six persons were confirmed, i've
white and enc colored. The youngest candidate
was Is years old, the oldest 60 odd
MI. ThoS J. Perry, an old citizen Of this place,
oleo TINS morning at O'Clock. MI. Perry fractured
his hip bone last January by q fall, never quite
covering from the effects OF the accident
Tomorrow Is August or 'swatermelon" court,
when most everybody sees everybody" at the
county seat
RoBBrNa GRAvEs IN AN ONO TowN.-The COM
muntty In the vicinity OF Baylor. Ohio is greatly
disturbed over the discovery OF the opening there
OF SIX graves by unknown persons, who removed
the bodies therefrom One OF the bodies missing is
that Of Thomas ASterly, rich farmer buried about
. month ago The body OF Mary Fleming, who was
buried last Thursday, has also disappeared 1t is
believed the stolen bodies were shipped at various
times nom that point 70 medical colleges IN Coum-
bus, Cleveland and Cincinnati
THE TRUNK MYSTERY ExPLAINED-The large
trunk marked "Dr. j. G. Hunt" and emitting an
offensive o Tor, which arrived at the baggage room
OF the Pennsylvania railroad New YORK Saturday
ana excited the suspicious OF he police AUTHORITIES
who thought 1t contained the remains OF some one
who had been murdered as stated In TIE STAR,
simply contained specimens OF nSh and crabs
which DR.. Hunt had shipped TO his daughter, who
Is student at scnoOl Of geology.
PRIZE FIGHTERS IN TRoUBLR-John Dempsey
who recently fought George Full1ames was ar
rested Friday and taken 10 Richmond county. y.
was released on bail Warrants are also out for
Fulljamea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-11

ANOTHER SUIT AGAINST MIDDLETON 4 Goa
suit againt Middleton & Co was instii uted Satur-
dty BY Patrick Byrne. messenger In the Treasury
department Mr.. Byrne set, forth that he had on
deposit Wiz the trm,when IL closed DOORS S. 1856 g.
aud he seeks TO have this amount set aside from
the Available assets and paid " MIN as q Special
deposition.
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Sports ON Land and Water.

u.
cause why the petition should not be granted
Sports on Land and Water.
TALK AMONG THE oARsxRN
The Columbia eight-oared shell was put aboard .
through car for Watkins last night, accompanied
oy the remainder OF the crew and number Of club
enthusiasts The Columbus will have q walk over
for the eight-oared race at Watkins, but they hope
to meet the famous Metropolitan eight at Long
Point afterwards
wallace Ross Is anxious to again cross oars with
Teemer and has gone to Boston to arrange another
match with him. In speaking OF Teemer recently
hoss Sald ne was mighty clever boy" When
asked what he thought Of Teemer's chances with
an con hs Gaeas .nst the Latter IN go9d Sond a
could not anord to be out OF trim when he met the
P1ttsburg wonder.
james II. Riley, OF Saratoga, Saturday deposited
forfeit OF 500 In anss er to challenge Of James
A Ten Eyck, or Peekskill. for match rlce for S25o
side, the race 10 be rowed over the Laureate
course at Troy, N. Y, on August a the date OF the
upper Hudson navy regatta
John Mckay, OF Boston, has challenged Albert
race with turn. in best and best boats for $500
side. the time and place Of rowing to be mutually
agreed upon at such time as Mr.: Hamm may tx
Articles were signed in Boston Saturday for
three-mie race between John Teemer Of McKees-
port, and George Hosmer
BASE BALL GOSSIP.
The desertion Of Mccormick Briordy and Glass
cock from the Cleveland league club to the Cincin-
natl Unions is very disastrous to the Clevelands
Unless the gaps can be filled Immediately the club
will diSband ut the close OF the we-tern series.
Campion, formerly OF Akron, and Charley Baker,
short stop OF the Harvard nine, volunt eered to fill
the gaps during the Detroit games and left Cleve-
land saturday night for Detroit
Games or base ball were playe- yesterday as fol-
lows :-IndianapoliS-Indian apOlis 2: Columbus IL.
C1ncinnati-st. Louis Unions, 4; Cincinnati Unions,
Z. Louisvlle-Louisville.3 3; st. Louis, G. Chicago
Chicago II; Kansas City,2
THE AMERICAN ATHLETES
LETT Liverpool Saturday for home The visit en-.
tailed a heavy loss upon the Haefiers and the Man.
haitian club. The Philadelphia cricket team sailed
on the Anchor line steamer Austral for home Sat
urday. Their visit was socially u great success
that their batting and fielding good but their
bowling was DOOR,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-11
Your ErEsIsar fitted. 81. Hempler,s, 45s Pa ave
READ S,nsheiner's advertisement

ECSSELL's Ice CREAM
shipped anywhere out of town
1427 New York avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-11

SAMUEL MEYERS yesterday tried to commit sui
eide by jumping into the river from the Mary
WashingtOn's wharf. He was rescued by Capt.
George Conan, OF the tug Jackson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-11

In Washington keep the well-known Duffy's Barley
Malt WhSSey on sale, where IL can De found either
by the gallon or bottle:
MesSrA Barbour Hamilton, Ola PENNSYLVANIA
avenue;
Hume, Cleary Co.. sC7 Market Space;
George T. Kennedy Sons r street NV:
c. Z. Bryan, lilS New York avenue:
n w. Burchel!. street NV:
Bryan Bros, $50 Pennsylvania avenue:
jackson & Co. 626 PENNSYLVANIA avenue:
W. IL. Shea, 6S2 pennsylvania avenue;
n /. Metzger & Bro, Az 1tl street NV:
John keyworth. 9tn, near ID street;
+. b. Bury. 80 East Capitol street:
John Ii. Magruder, l4l. New York avenue;
{. +. Montgomery, 1866 eth street 2w
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A Virginia 'Crgedy.

JAMES DAVIS SHOT AND KILLED BY THE NAN WHOM
HE ATTEMPTED TO SHOOT
Last Friday evening James Davis was instantly
killed by Adolphus AIRY near GAINESVILLE, Va About
month ago Davis, after maltreating his wife, left
suddenly and went to Missouri His wife. finding
herself deserted and without means OF support, at
tached certain sums due Davis in the neighbour
hood and sought shelter in the house OF AIRY, who
is a relative. Some OF Davis friends wrote TO him
that his wife was living In Ary's house. Davis re-
turned to Virginia swearing vengeance on AIRY.
Friday he went To Ary's house and was told that
AIRY had gone nsll1ng. Mrs. AIRY, fearing harm,
sent messenger by the back way to inform her
Husband OF Davis presence. Davis then lett. ut
Davis again came to the house and swore that he
would have Arys hearts blood. He darted toward
into the doorway and picked up his shotgun.
Davis continued to advance and AIRY shot him in
tue breast. AS this did not stop him AIRY drew a
pistol aud shot him through the head, causing In
slant death.
INFoRMER CASEY CpNFEssEs PERJURY.-Informer
Casey, the chief witness for the British crown In the
prosecutions against the MaamtraSaa mur1ererS,
has been induced to make confession 1t was
upon CaseyS testimony that NyleS and Joyce were
convicted The In orner went voluntarily before
the archbishop Oh ruim recently aud said that all
the testimony he had given at the trit was false
and had beeh given for pay. The archbishop spoke
Casey or the duty OF reParatiOn with such effect
the perJurer offered to make pubic statement
number OF gentlemen were invited TO assemble
at the archbisnop'' residence in Tuam last Thurs
day TO hear nj, confession Casey frankly said that
his services wee secured for the purpose OF convict
Ing Nyes. Joyce and the other prisoners. Crown
Solicitor Bolton, or Dublin, Casey averred, COM
PEELED him to swear he did against these prison.
erS, although he himself was reluctant TO do So as
he knew or believed that those against whom his
testimony WAS directed were innocent. William
OBrlen has announced that he will place the Casey
confession before parliament next week and make
II the basis ior demand Tor a judicial inquiry.
Mrs. Mary Stillwell Edison. wife OF the Inventor
Ellison died suddenly Saturday at her late resi-
dence at Menlo PlrN, n Y. sac was % years Old,
and leaves three children
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Sf63.00O

The Association conducts its business on the assess.
ment pan. Assessments made bi-monthly to wit
the First Week Days of February April June Au-
gust October and November One assessment produces
100000 sufficient eighteen (l8) averaxe
death cains besides setting apart &25OOO to the
credit of the Reserve Fund
Office in Washington 1909 street
ty31 LY KNIGHT. uenl AGENT
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ThOrnfOnsS Elrlnlssnn

Of pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphltes OF Lime
and Soda for coughs, cclds. consumption impaired
nutrition and general debility: easy and please MT
10 take. Prescribed 10y Physicians. Sold Gy Drug
gistS Large bottles, JOc. Manufactured 10y W d
thornton, corler baltimore ana Harrison streets,
balllmUle, Nj lu-wr
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with an extensive practice in the city OF Baltimore
what he preocI1bes III casts where a srirnulaut is
required and he viii answer Dunys lure Barley
Malt Whlskey. 2w
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. D. c., August IL. 1884 go a m I
For the middle Atlantic states clearing and gen.
orally fair weather, except In northern portion
partly cloudy weather aud occasional light show
ers, variable winds generally from the northeast,
slight rise In temperature. For Tuesday, warmer,
fair weather IS Indicated for the middle Atlantic
states. and warmer partly cloudy weather and local
rains for New England and the lower lake region
YOUR EYRsIeHT fitted. 81. HemplerS, 453 Pa ave
YESTERDAY afternoon oaIcer NcGruvery dtScov
cred FIRE In the stable OF Mr. George F. Quick, Toe
street southeast, and ext1nguiShnd the flames
without turning in an alarm. The IRE Is thought
70 have been the work Of an LEGENDARY, as matches
and paper were found in one Of the windows. The
damage was slight
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LAWNS. LAWNS. LAWNS.
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS
g. 10
HIIKSi SITKS, s,v~..

LIE I'll LAWNS
g. 10
s1LKsi sILKSl s,rxa,
IN. s.4. S7x
NUNS YELLING, Pure Wool, 90
NUNS VkILINGwidest. doubls-width, pure wool Al,
colols, SIN.
BLACK BROCADE SILK 0RENA DINES ol r.ar,.a a..
(hRH price) 50. "
CARRIERS MARKET SPACE
BEAUTIFUL SILK AND WOOL DRESS GOODS "a
reduced to 121. ~
BROCADE BLACK SILKS. 81. reduced toM
NUNS YELLING. pure wool lice styIa 60 reanoea 4o
"a ~ AeAos"A "
coLohED SILKS fnsst qualitya sl5o. reduced to
Is.
BLACK AND coLoRED sATINs, 90
DIAM SiLhS! BLACK SuESi
0AACA CAek1AAfLG ShAMLS. puss Wool 0lsQ
ira CARRIERS. III MAzxxs srAoa
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About $50 o'clock this morning thief entered
streets southwest, by cutting two window shutters
Ia the side OF the house. He was frightened away
by the screams OF Mrs Quill There was nothing
MISSING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-11

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: d. W
Brown TO John Wilson Danenhower, lot 5, so. .O4;
&.50 John OConnell TO L. $. lots C toF block
p. Enngham Place; s., 500 F. H. smith, trustee
u MlAhle w RUSSELL Ot /. so. 1883; S2S5 So Honora
Rollins 10 Catherine Day. par. 2. So Il1; 800
haLiioii ). Kotaweu TO John X. Ward, 4 Interest
part 4, 81. 152, g
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COnsla;llptiveS.

Try Dufy'S Pure Barley Malt Whiskey: ft will heI
you. IL has cured serious casts in the hospil ais
Baltimore. ASK your hysicians permission 10 tr
IT; 1t Will help you. 2w
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Ask any Physician

Bicycle Shirt. at Auerbach's, 9TH and II. en- W.
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The Case OF Suuier Il Co.

GEN. BANKHEAD's PETITION CONE Up SATURDAY.
The case OF Crawford against Squer Co came
up to-day before Judge Hagaer. sitting in cham
bers, on the petition OF Gen. II. c. Bankhead, who
prayed that his pay account for June be returned
to him and that it should not be accounted for as
part OF the assets OF j. h. SQuier & Co. A rule
was issued, returnable on Saturday next 20 show
cause why the petition should not be granted
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RKAp Howes Business school. Educational colum

RICE viii continue the present low prices for fine
photos through the summer. Studio 1917 and 1919
Pennsylvania avenue
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Ask any of the ylOthers
IN Thirty Eay>, Trial.

who have been giving their children Dufry's Pure
Malt Whiskey and Ice for summer complaints II IL
Gid not save the lives OF the little ones 2w
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SOC. Ladies' Wear pc. $50 9TH ST q. W. lw
Bailey's 81 Saw, warranted equal any
at $3.50 pm
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The voltaic Felt Co. Marshall. Mich. win send
Dr. Dyes Celebrated EleCtro-l otaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial Tor thirty DAYS to men
0CunS or Old who are afflicted with nervous de.
biiity, lost vitality and kndred troubles guarantee
lily speedy ana complete restoration OF hea III an
MANLY NlgOr. Address above. \. B.-No Tlsk Is
AIuIIeu, 10 thirty days tri.iI Is allowed w,s,ln
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ASt, INV NurSe

IN the city OF Baltimore (wnere the merits o
DuHys Malt Whisl.ey is known better than in an,
otneT city OF this country what The physician
pleSciiDeS Tor The SICK In cases OF levers anl
she VIII answer only DufTy's Malt Whiskey 2w
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Ladies Connected

With the government dep2Vments try Duffy's Pure
Barley Malt Whistey TO bulid you up after the
laborS and fauSues OF hard day work. II will
restore color 10 your cheek. elasticity 10 the step
and tone TO the stomach Try it, 2w
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g Rough on Rats,

Clears out rats mice. reaches, fes ants bed-bugs,
skulkS, chipmunks, goplers. l5c. Druggists /
Tired and Nursing Mothers.
Try Duly lure Barley Malt Nhiskey; it will build
you up. 2w