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New ORLEANS, June IA dispatch
from Iazoo City, Mississippi, TO the
Picayune says: Yesterday evening
the body ofa negro man was found
hanging 10 the limb Of tree near the
public road, abont seven mules below
here, A plaoard pinned TO his body
contained these words: "Rovenge
awarded by outraged society, O'clock
p. M" An inquest will be held; II is
rumorod that the deceased attempted
10 outrage the daughter OF white
farmer In the neighborhood.
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rher poubIed un on nim.

GREENvILLE, June H. Special. +
A difficulty occurred this evening be-
tween John Johnson, farmer living
near town, and the Samuel brothers,
Walter and VIII, merchants here
The trouble arose over some money
matters and general cussing cut
which johnson, while drunk, had
given the Samuels. The Samuel boys
called Johnson into their store TO talk
the matter over and demanded OF him
q retraotion Of what he had said and
ON his refusal 10 do so, Walter struck
him In the face with his fist and VIII
over the head with an AK .helve, in
liicting ugly wounds. Further trouble
IL expected.
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Thov Nina. uanr.

NEW ORLEANS, June IA dispatch
from Baton Rouge 10 the Plcayune
says: "Perry and William Melton,
sentenced 10 be hanged for the muir
der OF John w. Cherry, of Union Par
ish, were resplted by the governor
some time ago. Tho board
of pardons haYing refused
70 recommend the commutation
OF their sentence 10 imprisonment for
life, the governor has fixed thoir exc
cutlon for June ".
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The Weather.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
WASHINGTON, June ISL u. m.--For
the West Gulf States; Local rains, fol-
lowed by fair weather; warmer
weather for the northern portion; sta
tionRsy temperature in the southern
portion; variable winds, generally
southeastorly.
COTTON pELr REPORT.
The cotton belt weather report tor Texas,
showing the maximum and minimum
temperature; also the rainfall for the past
"a hours. IA ae follows.
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ANAL "croo,,,. vyun,.,

WAoos June IL = Special - The
Donusmen OF >, L. Lewis are yery
ANXIOUS 70 hnd him. Lewis Is the ex-
,uali carrier arrested here last month
lor nicnlng registered packages from
tne mai sacks. A negro woman, who
proves 70 pe Lewis's mistress, was ar
rested last night, and articles found
"a ner possession are shown to have
pveh SEM irom here months ago as
.esisIere9 matter, The supposition is
tnst Lewis stole them and gave them
70 ner. olncers have searched for him,
@ ous ne is nowhere to be found to-day.
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CASUALTIES.
The stage Accident.

ARLENE, June l7-lSpecial. III,
X. Barnett, proprietor OF the Abilene
& San Angelo Stage Line, to-day left
for the sceno Of the serious accident
near the Colorado River In which
seven passengers were injured. A
young lady named Miss Mitchell, from
this city, who was one Of the passen-
gers, had both her limos broken and Ia
said 10 be In a precarious condition
and has boen placed under the care OF
physicians. The driver, who reached
here this afternoon, refused TO give par
ticulars of the accident. IL " said that
the horbes wero wild and not the kind
for stage work.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
AtAtlnnin. Texas.

ATLANTA, June l7.-lSpecial. THE
residence OF Captain II. E. Boyle, a
prominent mill man of this city, was
burned at $3.50 p. m. Loss, 1900 on
house; furniture, $3.50. Insured IN the
Niagara, OF New York, for 81 900. Mrs.
McReynolds' buildings on both sides
of the burned house were damaged
some; insured TO cover.
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suspected of burglary.

GAINEsvILLE, June H,-LSpecial.l !
Sunday night a burglar entered the
dwelling of MIR. Wilson, about mile
esstof town, and stole q number ol
valuable articles, among which was a
pair Of gold sleeve buttons. Suspicion
rests on one Alex. Hull, and yesterday
evening the officers arrested him and
found tho gold buttons on his person.
He was committed TO Jail 10 await his
preliminary examination,
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Mnrdered Hia nhlla

~ NIkxARSaSA, Jano 7.--[Sl,scial. l.
News has just been brougbt that .
colored man, whose name was not as-
certalned, living near MandervilIs.
Arkansss, on the Iron Mountais, Rail,
,oao, about seven miles north of mere,
nau most brutally murdered bis IN,
rant child. The facts In the case are.
me murderer aud his wife parted 4
snort Tune ago aud this morning ba
Went TO The home OF his wife and de-
uanued possession Of his child. which
was refused, whereupon he draw a ra-
voiyer, placed 1t to the head Of the
gnlid sn and fired, killing ii instantIv.
hne 9ihcers, accompanied by blood
murderer. FN''"iV " Vho
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missioner of agriculture, for the uur.
chase of seed, amounting to Zoos. The
frst comptroller holds that this sum
should have been carged to appropria-
lions made for the purpose of propa-
gating and distributing seeds and not
70 the appropriation made for a labora-
tory, as has been done. The sppropria.
ti0n Tor the purchase, propagation and
distribution ofseeds is that which had
neen reduced to $3S,0o0 on the lat of
May. 1t was originally $lOO, 200.
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Killed His AssnIlant and surrender

LAREDO, June l7.-[Special. l-Mateo
Escabodo, who lives near here, on the
Charcon, came into town this evening
and surrendered 10 the sheriff, saying
that he had shot and killed one Fran
cisco Valdez. At the Inquest 1t was
elicited that Valdez and one other
Mexican worked for Mateo. Last
night they went 10 Mateo's and de-
manded conference regarding wages
alleged TO be due them. The confer
enco not proving satisfactory they
both drew lholr machetes, when Ma
teo snatchod his Winchester and fred,
shooting Valdez through the heart.
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RAILROAD NEWS.
New York Central Changes.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE New York
Central Railroad directors met this
morning and elected Chauncey M.
Depew president and Horace j. Hay
den second vlce-p president. The latter
position was formerly occupied by Mr..
Depew. Tho office OF third vice-pres-
idont WAS abolished.
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neRro cursed Jones. Jones was ,,n.
armed At the time, but immediateIy
procured knife, and Returning ~
wwness wss the 6isiculty occurred stabb ~
Des Moines IN the breast and gave him
several other cuts. The negro il not
expected to live. Jones was conyeyed
20 Sqnltnaa by City Marshol Cogburn
ana Deputy Sheriff PayI1as
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Postma.ter Hlbbs Oaptured.

SAN FRANCISCO, June l7.-Postal In
spector Seyboit, Of this city, to-day
received a dispatch that Isaac N.
Hibbs, postmaster at Lewis, Idaho,
who issued money orders TO himself
for over $4,000, was arrested to-day at
Harriston River, British Columbia,
Ten thousand five hundred dollars
were found on his person.
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Corpus Ohrlsti Alarmsd.

CORPUS CHaIsrI, June H. ISpecial.l
Two grading outfits lett hero yestef-
day 10 work on the San Antonio \
Aransas Pass Railway, this side OF
FlOresvile, Wilson County. The near
future debauchment Of the road, at a
point on the gulf near here, is viewed
by Corpus Christi merchants with un-
disguised alarm.
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snr,,roLe.In Nsw York.

NEW York, June l7.-Thore were 10
persons overcome by heat In New
YORK City yesterday, two OF whom
died, The highest degrees the mer-
curry touched was95. A brisk thunder
shower came on at II O'Clock and cool
ed the air slightly.
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Imrertant Oourl pseI.lon.

OXFORD, Miss, June l7.-Judge r. A.
Hill yesterday decided the case Of the
Memphis, Selma & Brunswick
Railway Company vs.. Green,
Hamilton 4 Co., In favor
Of tho latter. The road owes $l0l, 900
which cinstituted the greater part OF
the assets OF the Greene bank, at
Jackson, which failed last year,
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why, OF Coursei

WAsHISaToN, June IT, II Is under
stood that ex-Congressman q orRe II
jerks, OF Pennsylvania, who was ten.
dered the assistant socretaryship oil
the Interior Department, and who has
had the matter under consideration
for several days, has decided to acc9pi
tho nffipa
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Minister Lathrop's Departure.

NEW YoRK, Juno H.-Hon. G.. "
Lathrop, United States minister u
Russia, accompanied by his wife and
two daughters, sailed for Europe this
morning on the steamer Ems, of the
North German Lloyd Line. A num-
ber OF friends gathered at the steamers
pier to see them OIL.
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AhIlano.

,sABrLENE, June T.-lSpeoial. l-The
County Commissioners Court, which
has bean In session several days, sd-
lourned to-day.
A rain storm, accompanied by hail,
passed over this county again this AZ
ternoon,
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CoRPVs CHRIsrI, June H.-lSpeoial. ]
-Four Mexi1ans were arrested and
Jailed last night, charged with COM
hitting the burglaries Of last week.
Some OF the stolen goods were re-
cnYarnd.
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An Amended Rule.

WAsHINeroN, June 1.-THE presi-
dent has amended Rule XIX OF the
Clvil Service commission so as TO in
eludo deputy naval officers and deputy
surveyors Of customs in the class Of
Oihces exempt from examination.
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A Prohibition Invasion OF the "Fre
State OF Van Zaudt.'

WILLS POINT, June H.-[Speclal. J.
A petition, asking the Commissioners
Court 70 order an election on local op-
tion, Is being circulated at the county
seat. There are many strong adV0.
oatos Of prohibition in this county and
the contest will be exciting, no doubt,
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Mr, Obenoveth sustained.

WASHINGTON, June H.-Judge Dur.
ham, first comptroller Of the treasury,
has approved the action OF First Audi
tor Chenoweth In refusing TO pass GER
tain accounts OF Mr.. Doring, late COM
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A ssrion, s,ahbinK.

MINEoLA, June r.--lspeclal.l Yes.
terday, at this place, Charlie Jones, a
tie contractor, severely cut Guy Des
curred between tas'. In which the
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WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE con-
vention of the American Railway
Master Mechanics Association, now
in session here, called in body on the
President this aiternoon.
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sixteen Buckshot.

HRRNRs, June l7.-[Special. The
verdict OF the coroner's Jury In the
killing OF the negro, Sam Ramsey, as
reported In Yesterdays HERALD, was
that he came TO his death by 10 buck.
shot fred from shotgun in the hands
OF an unknown party.
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a..n.,. M. Iin,,tnInn

GREENvILLE, June 7.-[Special.l-
Lightning struck the house Of Rev. w.
j. DuH in this city, shocking persons
living In the vicinity sec orely, but do
ing little damage TO the building.
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on for Roaton
Visited the Ivhiin Hama

WAsHINToN, June II. - Secretary
Endloott left Washington to-day for !
short visit to Boston,
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At PIttsburg.

PrTTsBuRs, Jane l7.-Flre last night
destroyed the large grain warehouse
OF Shoemaker h Co., on Water street.
LOSS $4,000; fully insured.
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Petition. for local Option.

GRRRNvILLE, June ia petition
for local option In Greenville Is being
passed around and Is receiving many
signatures.
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A marked feature of our establishment is
the marvellous display of Trimmed Hats and
Bonnets; also Childran's Hats and Caps. No
matter what price you wish to pay there is
always value for the money. a sample lot
of Fine Ready Made White Suits for Misses
l2 to l6 years old, at Half Price.
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WE LEAD--NOT FOLLOW!
BROS.
Lower Prices Than Ever Before

f-4 Fine Sea Island, 3.4 per yard with 8 cents
Hhe baached Musln l2 cents yards worth 10 cents
fne American Gngham cOOrs cents per yord wor N ~
fehch Chambra Gngham 10 per yard; Ort Is cents
inda Seersuckers Stripes 10 per yard; worth l5
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

PRIVATE PENNY of the police force has
been promoted from class / to class ,.
John Geoghan has been appointed to
class |.
AT meeting of eX-school trustees of the
District, at the Riggs House last night,
committee was appointed to consider the
advisability of ellecting 4 permanent or
ganization.
CHARLES SMITH, or George Chandler
was released from the pcnitentiary in
Brooklyn last Wednesday He had been
sentenced to four months for vagrancy.
He is well known in this city.
The bill TO purchase n site for the Con-
gressional Library, which was before the
last session, will be introduced in the next
Congress. The site proposed by the bill is
on the B-street end of the Capitol
The Sunday Gazette tomorrow will con
tain a full expose of the Government
Printing Office, prepared by "Invisibc,"
which cannot fail to attract general atten-
ton. Colonel VIM. p. Wood gives, among
other interesting "reminiscences, Il graphic
romance connected with a prominent
Washingtonian, colonel in the Union
Army. and beautiful young Southern
lady. The Sunday Gazette will be especially
interesting tomorrow. Besides the above
its editorials are unusually attractive, and
its pictorial illustrations will be found es
pecially pertinent to the times. 1t is the
only Republican Sunday newspaper that
gives the Associated Press dispatches.
Don't fail to buy and read the Sunday
Gn-pffc
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CITY HALL NOTES.

The clerk of the court has issued dur
ing the present month III marriage Ii
censes.
The Washington Cycle Club and Cos
mopolitan Club have filed certificates of
Incorporation.
Considerable materials has been fur
nished for the divorce market during the
past month, eighteen petitions having
been filed for a dissolution of the mar
riage bond. For the same period there
were four divorces granted.
Marriage licenses have been issued as
follows: John Lee and Nancy Diggs, both
of Prince Georges County, Md; Il. A..
Frisbie of Philadelphia, Pa, and Bessie
Waites of this city; Alfred Slime and
Nettic Burrows, both of Georgetown,
ID. c.
In the case of Mrs. Mary A. Gull, who
attempted TO restrain DR.. John W. Bayne
from cutting away a party wall to the cen
tire of the line of division in order to ex-
tend his house over the space, Justice
Hagner in the Equity Court declined to
grant an injunction.
The Court in General Term has affirmed
the decree of the Equity Court in the case
of Annie c. Hume against Edward Tenn
pie, executor, holding that the estate of
VIM. Gunton had title IN certain certiti-
Gates deposited by Thomas Hume in lieu
of Endorsement on n note 1t was claimed
that the'certiticates belonged to the Pick
rell estate and were misappled
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ADJUSTMENTS. A

OPERA At ALBAUGHs.-Thc delightful
Jeannie Winston Company will appear at
Albaughs next week in opera boufle, the
piece selected being "Girohe-Giroha.'
This is one of the most rollicking comic
operas ever composed, and there is no ne
cessity for saying that Miss Winston and
her admirable support Will do it full
justice. There is a completeness about
the performances of her company that is
rarely to be found in companies devoted
to light opera. The chorus is especially to
be commended. Last week many persons
went two and three times to hear "The
Queens Lace Handkerchief merely to
hear the excellent chorus sung at the
close of the first and second acts Jeannie
Winston herself stands without rival on
the comic opera stage, and few equals to
Louise Searle can be found. The opera
house management deserve the cordial
thanks and patronage of the public for
supplying such treats in the way of light
opera.
MANAGER HERzoG's BENEFIT Mon
day night is the last night of the sea-
closing OF the house Will be celebrated by
a grand testimonial benefit to the manager
by some of the leading citizens of our city
and number of professional and non
professional volunteers The Union
Square Company will appear in a special
programme for the occasion. Mr.. Herzog
has done much to amuse us during the
past season, and, as reward and a proof
of his popularity and support among
the amusement-going citizens, he should
have rousing benefit. The sale of seats
has begun.
IHE ComQuE SUMNER GARDEN.-Mana-
ger Snelbaker has been making extensive
Improvements in the Theatre Comiquc
summer garden during the past week and
place will be very inviting In place of
The chairs formerly in the orchestra or
30-cent division, small square tables,
each accommodating four, have been sub
stituted. A new gallery has been built,
the boxes have been renovated and the
proscenium frightened up. The sensa-
tional atterpiece, THE Black Hand, will
be presented next week.
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town were distributed among the soldiers
graves by decoration committees from the
Grand Army and Sons Of Veterans, as
sisted by private individuals and lot
holders. Captain u. w. Iloughton was in
chnrgc of the ceremony. Among the
graves decorated were those of:
Secretaries Il. NJ stanton. :. p. Chase, W. II.
Hunt, MuiorGeneral j. 49, Reno. Commander
George w, Morris, L. :. ~; Rear Admiral q. II.
scott. Major General u. o. G. ord. Lieutenant
Colonel G. u. Emory. Rear Admiral G.. II. Poor,
Major General Sllas Casey. General Lorenzo
Thomas. Rear-Admral John Rogers, Surgeon
General Barnes, Medical Director G. H. Lanb,
Colonel II, w Kingshury, Eleventh Connect
cut Volunteers General II. g. Beckwith Cen
eral o.. Il. Babcock. Lieutenant Meigs. and
nearly two hundred others.
The Floral Contributions.
The floral contributions were as numer-
ons and beautiful us ever before. The pub
lie school children added very materially
tothe collections, and citizens in every por-
ton of the District contributed literally.
Colonel Rockwell put large wagon-load
Of plants from the public gardens at the
disposal of the committees, and the floral
collections that had been made for the
Quantico high tea were turned over to the
decorators At Masonic Temple and other
points the ldrals were assorted and dis
tributcd for use at the various cemeteries,
and wagons were heavily ladened with
floral freight and blossoming burdens,
The wagons were driven direct to the
cemeteries
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WEST WASHINGTON.

S"1Sc1tPonS a9T ddyfrtse.!ents Ior The Ciurio
fe0e'Ve" ~ u H. f'c"'"g arg store
CHURCH ENTERTNNMENT,-Ihe enter
tnlnment at Dunbarton NJ y. Church last
nl9ht, lor the benefit OF the parsonage
,i,";o S'ru m"9 to Iu,i,tru s.rVuSS M .,de con-
iT cni,e orn m scrvo9 ev XIX ~ t lov oig an"
'"n' "'i' s'' ,e'' ~ 'i'V "u,'ioi'cc sr"'is
DEATH OF MIR. DAVID WHEArIEY,-ln-
OF the death OF MI, David Wheatley, son
OF Nm;, II. Wheatley, and member Of
the wellknown iirm OF W, ii. Wheatley
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EAST WASHINGTON.

PLANTING TREEs.-There have been
thousand trees set out on North Carolina
avenue and in the vicinity of Lincoln
Park-sidewalks on North A street and
other improvements. There are only AGO
bricklayers (union) in the city.
A CANTATA.-The colored people give q
oantata in few days for the benefit of
the Loveioy School library.
NAvY-YARD NUIsANcEs.-Thc outlet
sewer at the Navy Yard of which Commo-
dore Semmes, the commandant COM
plained several days ago to the District
Commissioners empties into the Eastern
Branch l50 feet from the channel, and has
formed bank of filth which is above
water at low tide. The stencil is so foul
from this bank when uncovered that the
Navy-Yard dredge was set at work, and
has cleared away about 75 feet of the
nuisance. Residents at the Navy-Yard
also complain bitterly of the stencil from
the soap factory and slaughter-houses at
Buzzard's Point
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SOUTH WASHINGTON.

SpbSclip'i0ns and advertisements for THE CRITIo
Teceited al O. s, Prices drug store, AS Ssg-
eHM 81. 8. 10,
DEATH or EX-PoLIoEMAN MILLs.-Ex-
Police Officer A. l.. Mills died at late
hour last night at his residence, on Tenth
street, between ID and Il southwest, from
consumption. The deceased was about
forty-eight years OF age and has done
efficient duty in the police de,
partment for about ten years and
was at one time considered the strong
est man on the force. He stood six
feet three inches in height, and
his muscular development made
him subject of much comment.
He was first stricken with the fatal dis
ease about three years ago, which pulled
him down in health rapidly. He was re-
moved from the forcea short time since
for disability, on the recommendation of
the police surgeons, He leaves wife and
a large family.
AN ADyENTURoUs TmEP-A negro thief
entered the residence of Mr. David Les
calette, No. 4l0 Seventh street southwest,
about 10 o'clock last night. Mrs. Les.
calettc, in passing from the dining-room
TO the kitchen met him face 10 face She
screamed loudly for the police and the
negro made his escape A description of
the thief has been furnished the police
Public speakers and singers find b. II. Doug.
lass d Sons CaDslcum Cough IFlDs "A sure
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THETRUsTEE of the late comedian, T.. A.
Sothern, says that Sothern was sorupu-
lousy exact in his business matters and
left no unpaid debts that he can discover,
AMONG THE GRADUATES of the Woman's
Medical College of the New York Inhrm-
ary last evening was Chinese woman,
Miss sMoy King, the adopted daughter of
Dr. McCaree, many years a resident in
China.
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Two Mesdames NIncl,ny.

II is rather singular that there should
exist at present in European society two
in Florence, both beautiful wealthy and
hospitable, so that the identity of the two
ladies has been frequently confused by
journalists and correspondents. The Mrs.
Mackay at Florence is Mrs. Donald
Mackay of Boston, celebrated for the
elegance of her entertainments and her
toilets no less than is her Partisan pro-
totYpe. II Boston Beacon
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COURT RECORD.

PoLtoE CoURT-,Judge Smell. Frederick
Dunnell, Thomas Murry, James Gross, colored
Lewis Martin. vagrancy, three months each on
the farm; John Weldon, Michael O'Connor and
John Kelly. loud and boisterous So or fifteen
days each; John II. Cook, colored assault on
BERTHE Cook. dismissed; George FORESTER. as
sault ON Anna Forester, So or fifteen days.
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AUBURN, N. Y, May 3O.-A fire caught
mysteriously last night in the dry
goods store of NJ. and j. Mad
den. Its cause is not vet known.
The building was not damaged, but the
stock was nearly ruined. The insurance
was S13500 and the Maddens think that
this will cover the loss.
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General Loean,s Reoeption.

Senatorielect Logan, who speaks to-day
at Bloomington, H., is expected in Wash
ington Monday or Tuesday Mr., A. NJ
Clapp Dr. Il. A. Adams, and others, are
making preparations for his reception on
the night OF his arrival, and several Bati-
more parties have expressed desire to
participate in the demonstration.
The Washington critic., 1885-05-30

Fresh Alderncy butter churned every morn
ing and delivered In II u. ward" prints, iOc,
per n. Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, DC. per at. Cream 16c. per pint.