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80 A LMEIDA" WILL BE RE-oPENED JUNE 4
LAlSS5. for summer Boarders. Terms SO per
month No nurses or small children. Miss i. M
CROW, Berryville Va les :sts
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premises. my2l-lm&
nor SALE-OR EXCHANGED SPLENDID
Opportunity for any one desiring to a beau
tlful and hrst-claSs residence. with all modern inn
provements in elegant condition and good location;
large stable In rear Having purchased the premises
exchange for smaller properly my residence, 1913
ST. NV. Apply at Central National Bank, from 3 to
o'clock, or at lob NJ ST., after $50 p. m.
Myl92m SAMUEL NORMENT
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rINHREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN. SO PER
- week, near Brightwood station, Metropolitan
Branch H. and o. X. r., six miles from civ s,u,e,-
ance 10 and from the train Inquire al Cottage Mar
ket, SIS lIth st. NV. tqs,-1v-s
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G R AND MOVAL SALE
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INOR SALE-16 HEAD OF YOUNG HORSES
- suitable for draught carriage purposes; also
IL large young mules Can be seen at laos r. St nw
my2.-ew* HUGH QU1GLEY.
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CoUNTRH BoARD-A FEW BoAkDERs CAE
-, De accomplished at Maple Cottage; plenty -aif
ana milk good shade; conveyance to and from irl-k
Address Mrs. JAMES Drummer. Falls Churtii =.
jet:St* 80
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nor SALE-409 G ST. NV. TWELVE ROOMS
Il and cellar; all modern improvements faces open
park. For inspection and terms call after 4 pm. on
premises. myol linz
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NOUNTRT BOARD-LARGE AIRY ROOMS.
high and dry location: ten minutes walk from the
station IN Rocky Vile; terms very moderate Apply TO
Mrs T.. HAMMOND. 1885 sth 81 NV city i,,tots
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
LOST AND FOUND.

OST-oN SUNDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE 7TH,
lat Lincoln Park, or on East Capitol st between 4rh
sna hisn ,ss east: an Breaspin set with
me race Suitable reward returned Ola East Cap
OST.oN SATURDAY NIGHT. RETWEEN
- lStn and to 14th and Riggs market, q tan-c0i-
s orsa satcnei Containing 2.30 two keys, I've
uGkets ana handkerchief suitable reward II re-
az oSr.JUNE 0TH, BETWEEN 18TH And I
ana 09n md @ SITS, Three White Ostrich Plumes
newe.a WIZ De paid II returned to A. FISCHER, 900
= D. NV. je6-3t
STRAYED OR sTOLEN-A PUG DOG (MATEc
kS,snsMeIS 20 name Toby" License No 0,<53 Suit
sv WIZ De paid for his return to 1911 Mass
eNe. II W. je6-2ts
M CUNNINGHAM, Halter
~ Gentiemen's Straw Hats BIeached and Trim
mea. As0 Hxht colored 6tiH Hats Cloaned ana Trim
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WANTED--HOUSES.

VyTANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF MEANS |
w wishes To purchase two three Small Houses |
as an investment Address Box 1856, Star office. |
los.
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l(OARDERS ACCOMMODATED AT A DFSIRA.
i bic place two miles from Purcellville station.
pleasant airy rooms large, well shaded yard escel,
sprung water. good table of piano. telegraph aud
post Office one mile distant. Terms SCI per week; 30
per month. Address Mrs o. OSBURS, Lincoln, Llu-
doom county. Va. &C., -1ia
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vNANTED-TO BUY 6OR 8 ROOM BRICK
w House, with hall and modern improvements,
without basement preferably between 9TH and 10th
NV. ie4.SS-;ts
vNANTED-SMALLH HOTEL OR APARTMENT
w House To rent, lease purchase princi pal
thoronghfirc Pennsylvania ave- preferred. Address,
full particulars, Box 40, Summit, Union county, n J.
je:}-6t%
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IN MANY GOODS AS MUCH AS 33 PER CENT.
IN MANY GOODS AS MUCH AS 25 PER CENT
IN THE MAJORITY OF GOODS 20 PER CENT
IN NONE LESS THAN 10 PER CENT.
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n piosive Mason Electric (oil) Lamps, /! candle
power. Never break or smoke chimneys Prices
very low. Agents wanted everywhere. 9OI Pa. ave
w, MI
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

E>OR SALE-SToRE AND DWELLING, & F.
corner 9Th and Q sta n. w. excellent stand for
any kind OF business; will be sold cheap small pay
ment; balance long time. JNO A PRESCOTT,
Je62w Real Estate, lsl6 ST.
E>OR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST CoMFoRTA-
II BILE dwelling houses for sale in Ale Nandria. Va,
with large grounds fronting two streets. Fine
lawn, shade trees. &C. Will be sold ~ decided bar
gain Convenient distance TO and boat Apply to
HUFTY DYER. Real Estate and Insurance. corner
+ and 18th SITS. jeS-lw
ENOR sALE-THREE-STORY BRICK. 9 ROOMS.
Is good location Price S3,S0O-$So0 cash: balance
$50 monthly. House rents for $50 per month Ad-
dress Box 15S, Star Office. jeS-3ts
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

nor RENT-RESTAUR ANT WITH POOL RIO
4 attached. Address J. H., Star Office.
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T.NOR SALE-BY PARTY LEAVING TOWN A
y masnliicent Upright Piano, ia octaves Cover and
stool included. This is firs,-class instrument and
Will be sold at sacrifice to immediate purchaser
Cail pe seen at 4O4 I'd 81. NV. my2I-1m
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GUNNER BOARDERS ARE WANTED AT
- Wine Hill" delightful location Ia I.oHdnn
county, Va For terms and other particulars address
Mrs ARTHUR LEE ROGERS, Mddlebury LOudoa
Co., Va. i..StiT
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A LAUREL MD, ON THE H. & oRR-oNIY
"a three minutes walk from Station location high
ald he;ilthy nne large rooms extensive lawn. aulp
shade excellent water. Terms reasonable address
Md. - - ' 80 ~,
4 NOUNTRY BOARD IN A PLEASANT A<n
Y healthy location. near mountains and depot: rooms
ianse aiu airy shady grounds and verandas Obj
lection 10 children Mrs. NJ. 4. SOMM ERNIIIE
w hiue fosl tiafke county, Va. 1eS-m. ". SITE
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ICOR SALE-THE ELEGANT RESIDENCE OF
Il the late K. *. Elliot at Hyatlsve. Md. The house
contains 1 rooms with modern Improvements. and
Is within two minutes walk 10 the railroad station
The property contains about four land artist
caiy laid out: with fine orchard i'm high state of
cultivation. The house was carefully built and hand
somely finished, and commands a fine view of the
surrounding country. Apply to CHAS. A. ELLIOT
400 5th st. ie:,4;t
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NA IsSAL SEWS NOTES.
THE RlTvRN OF SANTOS,
uo Thanks the Department OF state
for HE Release Paymaster
sAish's cass-Exparts aad Ina
ports--New Appointments.
Gboat eur silver Cstp.
The Santos AGAR.

WARRINGTON, Sept. IS. - Julio r.
Santos, nsturalized citizen, recently
released froEs prison in Ecuador, on
demand OF tho Unitsd 2ta.cs sovsrn-
msnt, bsok.d up BY 81 mSc-of-var,
k1Tivcs bers to-day, In company With
Congressman NcCoass, Of Maryland,
sud called az the department OF sists 20
exprss. mia thanks for It's successful
offorts In his bsheif
To 4 reporter OF tAe press, AR. Santos
said, tho HoudOriRn authorities pre-
tended 10 have libcratsd him in con-
seq usnsa ~ the psas.gs Of an act Of
fsvsr ky Ecndovlsn congrsas, Tals
SIR. saxtos E.ys wssS mere prstense.
3s Nas liberated thros days after tho
arrival OF the lroe sois, and
wholly In consesusnos OF the
action Of the United Ssatcs gov
Brnment. Tho shargo against
him OF having corspired agsinst the
government OF Esusdor was, he de-
clsrad, uutrus, He WA Imprisoned,
with some other business mon, in or
der that mOAey might BIS extorted
from hun. He has documentary proof
Ol the Willingness OF the authorities to
release him - snv time, On the paw
ment of $4,000. Hs was confined TOY a
iiGe in an unvengilAlod and Aithy
eo4lhslk, AID was then transferred TO
prison situ4ted in tho basement
Of q yellow fovar hospital.
MIR. Santos viii employ coansel
Immediately and file ms lAim fer dam
ages With the stats department against
Ln9 kCVernMunE OF LeuVQOr.
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TuE Galveston NSws positively a..
scrts that sc .lveston IL not losinu
ground In comparison wish ssy OF hor
neighbours" "ser wors. trouble
at sno prcsost ,ims 4, hor crossins
crew" Bat the Naws il moving up to
Dauas with the instinct of those rats
nat desert a sinsiagsaip. WIN It pro
claim bore tse legitimate and Logical
ssquitur Of Its statement, therefore, ~
ABOVE: "DslIas IN moi moro rapidly sd.
vancins, Ia com parison, than Gal o..
toni" On, this "tvo-horse asl" 10 q
am ult fost, toward an "evsn and
nymmctricsl dovolopmcntp Aud arc
there not siSnincAns acts moro truly
Injurious IN N a "croaking ofevsp
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Wootan WelLs Arr,rnl,

II 8 Kimbrouoh, Me,quite; G y
Sslter, RS McLepdon, A Faulkner,
GGlvorI; J Il Hollingsworth, N @
Lauve and wife, General A T Hawthorn
Ausdn; Mrs., Dickson, Mrs Connnley,
Marlin; C W Lopping'ou. J p GsfT Nd,
john II Elgin, Eugene WiUismt, d.
j Nj Willis, John Baker and wife,
Waco; Professor john Kelly sud wifa,
San Francisco, California;; Mr.. J l.
Rollins, Abilene; p G Peters and wife.
Round Rock; Il A Paeros, j Il Trcg :
won't, ] Il Caldwell, Miss Eta Cohen,
Dallas o Il Edwards, Ennis; Hy.
Toni ousa, NJ c SCOTT, Galveston; john
P1rtor, Taylor; Bryan z Barry sod
vito, Mrs John ID l. q, C0rslcans; Il A
BOYD, Tehu cana; NJ A Lott. Grahau;
Mrs Nj y Wataon, HSa Dr. Suced,
Fairfield; John Fog2Fty. Ms. Calm
II Grlmon, NsvRsNta; w w Srsble.
E1rt Worth - Il SinMnus Nexia;S
u Foster, Herue, X ii Brown, Chicago:
J w Mann, Jacksonville.
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WAaHINsroN, Sept. % "A dispatch
to the Associ9ted Peas from Wash,
ington yesterday gave the substance
uf lsttor from Secretary Manning &c
United Ststss Disrict Attorney
Dolshtinsr, Of thls city, asking the
ia.ter's aid IN suppressing the
prevalent syhtem among ine0m,
ins travellers on ocean steamers
on clipping" the government baggage
Inspectors. Mr.. DWEh6iner to-day
seat Is reply to the letter, ia which he
stys: | CSu aoaur0 you that youl
Instructions will By z6alously
carried out, SUD that Ill
the power of ihis Office VIII
be used 20 hroaE 10 this paruiolous
aad most disr9putGble pfac ice. phe
first parson who shall ha found paving
IN ofiicor money, sud tho first oflcet
who shsl, 90 found receiving
mOuey IA cnntgav5ption of law,
VIII 80 presented TO ta9 grand jury
and the inducements sgpiusJ th3ia viii
be promptly broaght 10 Trial.
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yHB "slsts rfsssr editor on thu
Galveston News, in referring 10 an
editorial breylty In Tn HlRALB
few dsys sisoe, slludios to the re-
cent heavy rains, aud the general de-
preston In Galveston, thas csks,ic-
ally comments:
"If Galveston had ~ much water in
proportion NJ TxK DALLAS HRRALp hss
ON tina brais, IL would be bas indeed. !"
rae above may DO wis or humor, o.
sasliss, or jss.susy sgsinst Dallas, but
whish, our readers must dsside, ~ d
doas.less they ear and will do % with
rare readiSeps. In The very sam
Iasue Of the News = ssndid writsr.
,ver thu signature, "aalvssssnian, ;"
thss speaks:
AS We now stand, We never ges p
Msn from n. interior OF tho State, o.
fros amy OF the other StHtos, xulsns he
st&tta To come 10 this city. Formerty
hey we're forced to oome hare; non,
| she rsy is blils around uE. Formerly
peopls had 30 transact their CUISINE IS
| an tnls city; so~ IL Ia An addition al
cxfsnSo to sos - do business with ia.
| Il ~ feet chat GalvssfCh
s0ss nos even control tho coast
| yiss trhde; not oven tho chicken
flee.. The people of Galveston sad
San JsGistO b.ys so 10 huustOu
| Ohsmbers, Liberty, Grange, Jefferson,
hrsxofis, %harlosi, Fort Bond, Mala'
gOtda and Harris do not trsrgac. thoir
business with Ms. Whyf Our city
noighbors In Houston have built wsvs
| aud opened nst gates SO they ssn rel
I to them. They have had thelr iron
| hUrs IN trainiaa while We were fixht
ing Unitsd SSttet engin89ru and Lbo
national Cougress for dnsp wAger,
uhich, had NO ohttlned, we lad ~
way 10 get ia sny ahing 10 40 out Q
doep water. We all know that we al,
NOT Whist we fnrmerly were, but re
ooding. We have, VI neceH ity,
co MAKE some @ovo 30 get out OF GU,
present shape, II not, n two ypHri
rrom TO day you will $50 sign OF
como enterr riatng follow kuug on
| nppn which yuu will read the legend,
Is t guann for sais;' sad tho Inquirer
win 10 Informed Lnat, whils there are
! 40 csvea On the inland, that It. ia ahao
lutely sWspt from the 400,
ot tho rutundaS Of our no
JsiS aud Estaerod from tho cor
llcS Of ~ grGSt marcanJile houses OF
| BLUM WILLIS ot al, and going aloB.
| 'urtnBr, you VIII fiua dealer Ia pslt
| rom the cayOte, sh7 MaxicSu lion nup
kiadrsR beasts vines osly iHhgbi,
| lreery, d9actted, uGinhSbites rnsteH,
Aus you VIII learn shat during the da1
they fead Ia The public equsrs, and i,
| ngnL make nj. hi hllGnuh ffnm tn- Ia,
aluat rscssses az tho BALL Hlgn
| school,"
Surely it doth appear that Tnx
HsEALD's comment hath tho bsae OF
backing.
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PARTISANSHlP AND OFFICE.
HOLDING.

IL win bs interesting TO tho new
Democratic ofiiee-hoilegs,and the pub.
lie generally, TO determine how FAX the
former win DO permitted 20 take pert
in future campaigns, State snd
national, and yetsvold the criticism
"obtrVaivO psrtlssuship.n Some of
our hasS Democratic workers ia thia
and other States have become Fed
eral otlice.holdors, and TO deprive tho
party Of their services in future cam
psigna would be no small loss.
Some time ago we argued that psrti
sanship wcs no valid reason for re
fusiEg ofTice TO man. a man who
takes no interest in public affairs
who occupies no commanding posi-.
ton, or who il without no
quaiatanoo or influence In mu.
nicipsl, county or Stnle MI ira,
Ia not, asa gsucra' thing, tho men Tor
responsible oilioe. Aud We. no must
be- an active worker or partisan b. 40,
qulre such acquaintance and au,
enco. Az rule, tho best msu lead IA
political mAttsro, and tho host mon are
those who should DO entrusted with
public office.
It's gratifying % soc these views
entortRined and expressed boldly, II,
doublo-laaded type, by the now
strait ht-out administration Ola an Ia
Now York, tha Star Itself, owned and
edit,d By tho Unltol StAtos DISTRICT
attorney, Mn. DoRsHBIMnI, an A..
pointee of CLEVELAND. The mus.
wumps aud ultra r1f1rmors Insist ,ha'
oiiice-holders must not 90 to puh,iy
meetings, much less address them;
they must not attend conventions no,
other public deliberations OF their
party, ato,, otc. In referring TO OK
GOVERNOR SgYMouR's reoeut inter
view, the strnus:
at was ipteu ded 20 describe those
VINO ara inscriptions and uishnn :
tsrusen9. A southern oilice. h 1lder
who tel tho Ignorant blscSs thai tne
ncnocrsti VIII Ouslsve them, IN anoi.
iensiro par!isau; 4 Northern pne.mag.
Tor VINO makes his poS,O flee n forcing
mouse orintr'sue aud corruption, 40 ~,
uuer asve , rlislr. But no open md
frank av0wil OF politicel opinions, and
tae presentation OF Appropriate srpu-
men 10 induce o,hera TO hold thn
same opinions,isnot only not offensive,
6us most aErersb to all liberty Low.
inH mon. Imperative quslitlcntlona
ior oiiico are intelligence, character,
INDUSTRY ard integrity. Can the ra.
nueilc afford to lose from its political
ne morc thm u hundrod Thousand
cltisens upssossing qualities 40 rare
nnu 20 ue9iuf Nothing IL msro i'm.
portsn. thah 70 ob,orvo tho political
,,n.cr,sts, activities, alliances,
hosiilitios,' which 0 exI S,e" sua ,n g
tho pssple. Frepiom lives ~
me bracing atmosphere OF striie.
Whatever he his occupation or sin,iaU.
the duty maa owes TO his ccuntyy
requires hi "A Va hold and OPENLY svos
ne opinion upon tho important ,onlca
OF politics. The country eau do bet,er
with an incompetent, or even a Won Il
pubic service, than with one which
tios." '''"' ao'''i'
Coming from q personal friend and
appointos Of prominence Of the N on,.
dent, and tho editor of an snthn.iasii,
administration organ, these snnti /.
msuls may be safsly taken az .hose az
tho ID administration aud irtics,s A Al,
soers II no dssirs 70 deprlvs IN intrl,lj
neos MA efhis political influence "a
s'1An = spsesA By placing him s !
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Palmas.or S m.th,s DAG.

WASHINGTON, eapt. 25.-Tho su-
promo court OK this district, to-1ay
decided not 20 hear farther srgumas
upou the peiJiou OF Paymsster-GeH.
tr.l Smith. praying thaF the Fscrssary
"a the navy rud tho WtmlrdaI
b. rcitr eineu from further prCeoed-
lugE asaiass Smith, reud3sel a ae.
clai.n saterse 10 tns petition. The
pesltioupr'a counsel V0Gtd au Appeal Ia
he naprsma court OF tho Uuaeo
states, aua ts5 3urt isSued it, WIT ol
ron. iG Ia axptc.so ybAt htxlng
II tako piaca durlag tho tir5t wees
h9 tetu q tuo aupremo oOut-,
Wliih ba&ius October q, when me
pl0caeGiuB7 VIII doubtless ke further
post9ousd ill tho dsclaionS nave b on
I4@Cleu.
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PnINcc AIryANnnr -, m, p,l-

PRINCE ALsNANpER, OF tho gulSs-
f.A7, " not deserted by Tho car. az
htn'ed AZ l. tails MORNINGS cabl5s
ans secession OF Bulgaria sud R1u.
melia from Turkey was at tho in-
stance OF NJ. DEGERs, prime minister
OF the car. Ths latter will sfr.cs
lofty airs Of course. bts no romombers
that the French aud Rlglsh sllles
against SobestnDol, Ia juno 1854, Of
f' cssd n debsrA a,ion at Varns, a Bull.
garlau port The czSg, with his hose,
fixed on 0sastnotlnople, ia happy 90
ses tS's camping ground or bss, OF
operations sg.inst sho Crinss,
shslchcd from Turkey In any fashion.
PRINCE ALEXANDER aud lac oyar nm.
stand oaon other.
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LADIES ghonld reflect ven Before

Ladies shouli reflect wei before
using sny preparation lhst is applied
30 so delicate surface rs tho skin.
Any c0tmGtio will at FIRST impat @
beaut.l ing elfeOt and not apparently
MUIR tho ska, but in worry short
time little blotches aud Giicol0ratinus
appe ~ on the fsoo which c0pciu ive,v
ahoW the poisonus drugs ic their can-
mora rlian trg-JhirGs az tbe faro
powders contain thes8 injurious in
gradients, P0zz0ui's madica.ed COM
plsXinn powder IA not only absolutely
res from al, delatori9us matter, hut
rs principal ingredient il an scuye
urNt'Yo tor all diseases OF tho skin,
10 hiss stood the test OF years. Sold by
all druggists.
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Exrerts wa ltnn,rt..

WARRINGTON, sept. 25.--Ahs chief
OF tho bureau Of atStistica
reports tho tot3l values OF
Imports OF lEurchauGisa dur.ug tho l9
mo tnS ended August 81, 1855, Fera
I0l il35,943, AID during Tho IA moushe
endei Augus.Gl, 1881, $657 ,3l6, y d.
crease ct SS6,635 $40, ruv values OF ex-
ports Oi merchandise GuriuSl2 months
ended August 81, 1885, were S722 ,7G5, 46l,
an during tho procue iiGg IL months,
W30,Qo1 92s. decrease OF Sl2 253,S3l,
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9'Ha Fort Worts aazetts soatinue
b bo smusiuF. Tho "Dieinherlt
Knight" hta bo,u so com pletaly ov, Z.
wholnes, la plsos.nssl and In bunk.
IN hia stack on The governor ana tho
iana board, thAt the rrso-%fsgs ergau'.
rgth 81 his rescas and fence. ev H.
aleting on IL thst TIM HEBALp's rui
tndsl MSS written la Auatin, ssiilstt-
Jude pad say thiug 10 do with tho val
u9 OF fsot OF argument, IN sditari.
or IA toleSra9hlo mater, Only las.
vesk TEE HngALD took M tas
"Kuish's" rejoiador, s,ristm, an
shoW0d canoluHvAiF hia utter fGiIuru
So establish u simple proposition or
which so much typo thotesbou. had
usoiosaly oliekad for him. IL one
lac OF The reply wGs written ontsidc
TEa HpaALD asnotum, and done with.
In ono hsur after nrsb siSht of ia 4,
"KnisaPs" produSyion In his own "or.
gsn" by ha sea, then there mu / exist
In soiS day and generation o sors o.
aImusmbuiistio trSs,migration ths,
NO resd OF ia ALADpIN's happy tim.
ho Eeyer, the value of iree grass SUP
port TO free-ErAsH propositions IL but
natural aud THE HERALD but "iuina
In tho general epjOy2snt" ~ &
laughs at tho eppe-rsnoe Of tho "pit
on pork" stylo " argument.
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NEW YORK, Sept. %. Captain Mont.
gomery, sailing master OF tho yabt
Dauntloas, which was 30 badly bsaten
by ths English cutter GeRctts, in
Brenion'H. reef race, attributes tho fac
80 tina light wind watch prevailed dur
Ing the first half Oh the race,
and Is confident that his
yacht can 0utfoot the Gsuesta
In heavy wator. He rays he is autho,
izeS y Mr. G. IL. Co.'s, tue owner Of
the y auntlsea, TO mstch her against
any yScstoi the coast, for race across
tho Atlantic ocean, either way, for q
wSgor OF $40, 900.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-26
Chinese Troubles

PORTLAND, Oregon, Sept. IS A large
Chiness Arm has, received dispatch
from L,wistown, Idaho. ststing that
aEests ssd been ssnt over to Pisrcs
City, to investigate the reported hang
lag Of Eve Cinnamon there, and ssid
that ems Of the men hanged, was s
wealthy Chinese merchant, named
GAvernsm, who had jast closed sis
business 2ud vas about 10 return GO
China. Tho Chinese and the firms
hers are troubled nsost the late out.
RACES, nj Rock Springs, Cosl Creek and
Pierce City, on their eSuu,rymsr, anu
evidestIy fear tSst they may be RS
pestes on g larger scals o. Bar
Frsncisco.