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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-29

FUSSELL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
oftown; 1927 New York avenue.
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CLEARING SALE boys suits. Essen

LADIES KID OPERA SLIPPERS at as cents.
Family Shoe Store, 80 9TH street northwest.
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CLEARING SALE s1Osuits Eiseman Bros, 7&E
THE HOWARD HOUSE will serve dinner from
to. PIN from the first OF July.
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CLEARING SALE boys suits, Eiseman Bros

READ a. S-,Ks & Co.'S advertisement in to-
days STAR.
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OLEAEING SALE SUMMER Clothes, Else man Bros
HAVE YOU had u sample of Berkeley. If not
get one, 1t Is pure. Tharp, SIS f st. n. W.
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GoLD DOLLARS

VIII not be found in the heels of all our Shoes but
solid comfort and durability can be found In them
Take "a memorandum Of these prices
Ladies Fine French Kid, Button, 81
Ladies' Fine French Kid. Button Hant-turn S55
Ladies Kid Foxed Button, Hand-sewcd $3.50
Ladies' Fine Seamless Oxfords. Hund-sewed $3.50
Ladies Fine Kid Opera Slippers, from 75c to SD.
The Golden Slippers" for Gents only 75c
High and low Shoes made to measure either for
Ladies or Gents, only So.
Our famous, neat, stylish and durable $3.50 shoes
ior Gents are warranted to give satisfaction.
equal cannot be found elsewhere
GEO. w. RICH
je1O 400 9TH ST.
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GENTS FINE CALg CONGRESS CATERS. a
S1-15. H. StrasburRer, No. goo 9TH street, Ioul
doors above ! street
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The Remington Typewriter Award at
New Orleans.

1. The Jury Of Awards made the award of q
frst-class gold medal, the highest award, TO the
Remington standard Typewriter tor "sim-
plicity, durability, ease of manipulation and
speed
2. The report of the jury made. delivered
To and receipted for by the Committee of Awards
on May 20.
3. The members of this jury never were dis
charged.
Standard Typewriter 1T New Orleans.
o. The signers Of this award are honorable
and well known gentlemen. Their addresses
are Charles y. Morgan, manager, Il. q. Dun n
Co. New Orleans. La: Hon. Frank Bacon, com
missioner for Kansas. and president of United
George \. Beaton. .tenosrapheT and secretary
Board of United States Commissioners, Column
bus y. These gentlemen will gladly answer
any communication ON this subject.
t. The atfidaVits of these gentlemen and the
history Of the contest We viii mail or give to
any one applying for the same.
WYCKOFF, SEANANS Il BENEDICT.
Cor. Sth and streets, Washington, ID. Z.
A REAL OLD-FAsHIoSED glorious ith of July
will be enjoyed b! all who We're fortunate
Dongola. GDe Calf Newport or Oxford Tie and
Button Shoes. Slippers. buskinS. Jefferson Ties
Mary Washington CATERS, George Washington
Comfort Shoes, which are now offered ut prime
cost, at 1OUNGS Shoe House.
Heilbruns Old stand,
4O2 eth street.
Look for The window with Old Lady.
THE CALIGRAPH OFFICIALLY AWARDED
The New Orleans Exposition awarded the
.'Caligraph" the highest and only medal con-
award by three individuals Is unauthorized by
The Exposit ion, and not official.
NEW ORLEANS. La. June 20.
award. "GUs. D. BREAUX,
chairman oil Awards
W. III. PORTER, General Agent, 933 street.
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SIX DIFFERENT PATTERNS of vapor stoves
shown at w. :. jerks 4 Cos, III 9TH street.
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NAPOR STOVES that do not require repairing.
A Eberly & SON, lis 9TH street northwest.
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SPECIAL Nor1cE

SPECIAL Nor1cE
WE ARE NOW HAVING
OUR GREAT
sEMI-ANNUAL SALE.
DRY GOODS AND CARPETINGS AT COST.
w. w. BURDETTE & CO.
We will offer at retail, 500 600 worth of new and
seasonabe DRY GOODS, CARPETINGS and MAT
TINGs at reduced prices.
Great Bargains will be offered throughout the store,
many of which will be sold less than cost Thousands
of dollars worth of REMNANTS, ODDS and ENDS
will be sold ut half their real value.
1000 pieces of WHITE GOODS at astonishing low
prices.
INDIA LINENS from 10 cents up to the finest
quality.
A magnificent stock of Black and Colored SILKS,
SATIN RHADAMES and SURAHS, comprising all
the new and desirable shades for street and evening
wear. all to be sold ut cost
very large stock of WOOL DRESS GOODS in
Jersey, Satin Berber aud Aibatross Cloths. Also.
FLANNEL and CLOTH SUITINGS for seaside and
mountain wear.
PARASoLS and SUN UMBRELLAS at cost.
TABLE LINENS. NAPKTNS.T TOWELS, HOSIERY
GLOVES. SHEETINGS and BED QUILTS
CARPETINGS and MATTINGS on our Second and
ThirdhoorS
Best Extra INGRAM CARPETS reduced from so
to 612 cents Lower grades of Ingrains 80 35 and
40 cents.
Best TAPESTRY BRUSSELS at 65 rs and 81 cts
Our stock is too immense to enumerate, but an in
spection will convince the most skeptical that we
mean to sell the goods if low prices will do 1t.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

RUTTER BUTTER- BUTTFRm FRESH
ID Virginia Butter received daily, POE per pound al
X HQDISoNS, $50 9Th II. nv.
1e1o-3wT opposite Center Market
Froum BREAD Fnoum
Cooks Delight only Sl50 per Il bbl Cooks he
light, only .sbc. L bh. swiss Process
per 4 bbl swiss Process only ssc per 4 bbl. Roller
Family, only 81 40. per u bbl. Roller Family only
.oc per Il bbL Extra Flour - TO $40
per Dbl Sugar Cured shoulders, Zig 20 sI.c
10 Cassard's Hams only l2i.c. per H. California
Hams loo per 10. Lard, Toe per IN. Roasted Uonee.
Rio, l2i2. = and Doc per 10. best Java - use
per 10. Best jo and 60c. Tea in the cty Best Butter.
20 and 25c. per H. Golden syrup, 80. 40 and 5oc
per gal
INDIA TEA COMPANY,
Jels AS eth ST. sw.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk Of the court to
die Quopn, Sf New Haven, Conn; w. Bruce
King and Edeth Estelle Gilbert; Edward bod
SON and Emma Williams, both OF 2. G. Co.,
Nd: Louis Weigle and Ada NJ. Nicholas: VIM
]. Edwards and Ellen Liston: Arthur l.. Nc
Intur, of z. G. Co, Va, and Virginia 4. Shack
lette; John W. Magruder, of Boston, and Sarah
Magruder
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MIR. TAYLOR SUES FOR DAMAGES.-Mr Geo.
Taylor has entered a suit for $4,000 damages
against VIM. b. Moses, because. as the plaintiff
alleges. the defendant last June procured his
arrest ana confinement and removal to Alex
aDdria by James ~ McDevitt, on q bail piece
from New Orleans. He claims that Mr.. Moses
used the process of law to eXtort from him Sc
curly for u disputed claim.
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SEAsoNAnLE AND Il ROPER CnornrSe.

TO GET CLOTHES TO LOOK WELL IN WIN
TER Is NOT SO DIFFICULT. THICK wooIENs
CAN BE SHAPED AND MADE To KEEP THE
oUIRE KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE TO
FASHION INTO CoMELY GARMENTS TIC
MEET ALL THESE REQUIREMENTS DEMANDS,
AS YOU CAN READILY JUDGE. BETTER SKILL
AND CARE. AND WE CLAIM THAT BOTH
HAVE BEEN EXERCISED IN MAKING UPoUR
PRESENT SUPERB STOCK OF sEAsoNABLE
AND PROPER CLOTHING.
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To the Editor of THE EvENINGSTAR:
As You quote on the 9th of June statement
from u correspondent that was stakeholder
in the Silver King mine. please make equally
public the fact that the correspondent Is mis-
taken. l am not, and never have been
stakeholder in that or in any gold or silver
mining or oil company Very respectfully,
VI. L. MEIGS, quartermaster general, U. S.
A., retired. June 21th, 'S5.
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we are now Offering, at greatly reduced prices.
ODD LOTS IN SUMNER GOODS.
Mems Hand.sewed TIES. strap or Button, for $3.50
Mes alrd ven, o SrIee S a nsr na
lot 't Of Boys oxFoRps former price 50 SO and
ss or eSs assert
m 6ar Ladies .H o. is"nS n !he s,y t,n
TON, stlll In the lead
Hf HSx TIE or coM
ahtse them to give satisfaction For 80! OO we can
-. In Low SHOES FOR LADIES we have all the
1sn5's 2fS5fs
Ladies fine cURAcoA KID NEwPoRrT1Es. hand
Ladies ane CURACAO KID BUTTON hand-sewed
Ladies fine FRENCH KID oXFoRDs hand-sewed,
Lady, IS Il fine FRENCH KID EDISON hand-sewed.
Lnd : fine fine FRENCH CLoTH-ToP EDISON. Louis
Ladies' line FEEScH EDISON. Louis XIV heel, $500,
AND
A LARGE VARIETY OF MISSES AND chill
DRENs LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
Also, full line Of Ladies' and Misses White Operas
VIM. II. RICH
oNEPRICE SHOE STORE,
je16 717 Market Space.
'Af III Fks AsR E7A1z1Sa AVENUE
RECEIVES s ISb5 Rf:s f tSa 1ssprcrros
LEADING TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF
WASHINGTON
OnIl 111l Penusylvania aveuua
Ger THE Brsr.
THE coRG9RD HARNEss..
THE CONCORD COLLAR
We have on hand a large stock OF the Celebrated
CONCORD HARM ESs, !" Of all kinds and de-
scrfption, ut Lowest Prices
Every genuinp concord Harness Is STAMPED with
makers name and trade mark
~ Soupe' Carriage and Road Hairless speciality
LUTZ & BRO
407 Pennsylvania Avenue
Adjoining National Hotel.
mylA
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Condensed Locals.

AmuSementS Tonight.
ALBACGH'S OPERA HOCSE-"Ia PerichOle ~
THEATEH COMIQCE--Variety
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THIS MORNING about 2:3O o'clock Mrs Baird
residing at 1903 y street northwest cried
police" having heard burglars at work. and
Officers Appleby and Dunigan responding
found that an attempt had been made TO force
an entrance into her house, side window hav-
ing been broken open.
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Je2I3t No 1OG h STREET NORTHWEST.
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= - Sec Nm G
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AT THE
ppp r. sc
P AA I. AA II SS
PFF a II SSS
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EhE ~ =
RRR O o w A r
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w LlAlL
We are "cosng out" in every depart
mont at cost Go many ,,srcbo,ts odvor
.; ,a. T., 49,. A..
~ - " ''ue '''''' ou' S''''e'ici'
may hot oe oeiieVeu. we CLOSE out NJ
cost, not because we want to, but because
WE MIST
VIZ >,,-Sr .. -
~ A ''A 40 'eAs
'"ise'
WE MUST, because you will soon be
leaving for the seashore and then we cam
not coll Of o,,, ,,ri.
,,,, ,.,,,,,
~'>"u'e we ne'e' GARY ''ei
goods.
WE CAN. because we have had a good
We IAN anoro " sell lor time al COST.
' ~ e'A''eo Ai0' oeio"
VIII sho":
REGULAR PRICES c1os1~c-or-r pR1rrs
SOC silk Hose all co,ors for Goc
4Oc and Soc Isle Thread Hose tor aAc
4Sc Gauze Underyes1s nj, sizes FIR o.
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Genuine SILK Seers,Icker SHIFTS at So cat from SIS
English Seersucker Coats and Vests 81. rs aud up
ward.
Eine Black Prince Albert Suits sl5, worth s25.
Blue Flannel suits at 30 and 50 50
TO equal any sold 81 per cent higher.
Fine Yacht Cloth Suits Sl2. worth $40.
Corkscrew Ii. Cutaway suits ut $40, reduced from
$15
Cashmere Suits at $3.50 S675 $3.50 and $40, less
than the cost of manufacture.
BLACK \ lpaca Coats 1T 81 and upward.
DrHp d Ete Coats and Vests cheaper than ever.
once Coats % cents and upward
Serge Suits III Black, Brown and Blue at $40.
FOR BOYS TO IL:
Jacket and Pants at 81, worth Sd.
Jack / and Pants al 81 20. worth S.
Jacket and Pants ut So 10, worth ST.
Jacket and Pants ut 81. rs, worth 81.
FOR BOYS l2-TOIs:
Suits at 81 so worth 81.
Suits at 50 IS, worth So.
suits at $3.50. worth 80.
Suits at So, worth SI2.
For Men and Boys in immense variety. regardless Of
VESTS
In White Duck. plain and fancy Linen Cashmere
splendid assortment. and cut down prices.
THE MISFIT STORE
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
RI AS INSCRIPTIONS parties initiated our signs
and name be careful aud come to the CORN Err OF
TENTH AND + STREETS. te26
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WoRCESTER'S HOUSEHOLD DICTIONARY
! This is beautifully bound condensation OF
words, besides an Immense amount of general
Information in an appendix. 1t Is published
atSS2, but can be bought tor 9S cents any day
department.
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GENUINE DANgoRTH FLUID can only be OBJ
tanned at W. 5. jerks & Co.'S, Il. 9Th street.
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THEY ALL FORFEITED THEIR COLLATERAL
John Crowan, VIM. ]. Mount. Hcnry Miller
Florence Flcmniiny, Joseph Carol and Emma
Baker. charged with profanity; George Price,
han and Michael Scanion, charged with disor-
derry conduct and James JOY and Richard
Brown, charged with indecent exposure each
forfeited So collateral in the Police Court to-
day
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GIVE Us A CALL AND BE CONVINCED.

LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co,
je2e CORNER 7rH AND STREETS
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"BCD" EAGLESTON'S MONCNENT.-The mon
ument recently erected at GleDwood cemetery
by the Georgetown Dashaway club was unveiled
yesterday afternoon. in the presence of several
hundred people. Rev. samuel Kramer Offered
prayer, addresses were made by John Tyler. jr.,
Chas. NJ. Nye and :. A: Cox, John Garland read
ode. and benediction was pronounced by
Rev. VIM. Burkhardt. On the front of the shaft
is inscribed the word Temperance Below
this is the date of Easleston's birth and death,
followed by the sentence, Erected by His Tenn
perance Friends
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CITY AND DISTRICT

LIQUID testers. HeInpler's, 453 Pa av., near Al.
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CLEARING SALE hock suits, Eiseman Bros.

GLANCE at our advertisement in to-day's
STAR \. SAKS & Co.
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TRY BERkLEY, IT is pure.

VLEAKING SALE SUMMER Clothes, Elseman Bros
HARVARD CIGARETTES, connoisseurs favorite.
made Of Nirginias choicest gold leaf and abso-
lutSly pure
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SIXTY DAYS FOR BITING A POLICEMAN
Samuel Chew. alias Mack, cOlOred boy, was
before the Police Court this morning, charged
with assaultirg Policeman Brice, who arrested
him yesterday while under the influence of
liquor. While on the way to the station he at
tempted to cut the officer with shoe knife. and
gave him "a severe bite on his thumb The judge
said he would as soon be bitten by mad dog as
ty Il drunken man. and gave Chew, the thumb
chewer, sixty days i'm Jail.
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HELD on CHARGE OF HORSE Stealing
a young man, named Joseph Baird, was in the
Police Court to-day charged with horse steal
chant,testifed that his stable, y Cox alley was
broken open sunday and the horse and bride
stolen. The defendant, he SAID, had been EN-
ployCd by him. officer Barry testified that he
arrested the defendant yesterday for fast driv-
Ing and locked him up. Mr.. Guinnip he said
Identified the horse as having been stolen from
his stable: The case was sent to the grand
jury; bonds $500.
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CLEARING SALE chldren's suits, Else
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BERkLEY is pure.

BERKLEY is pure.
LADIES KID OPERA SLIPPERS at as cents.
Family Shoe Store, 80 9TH street northwest.
CLEARING SALE boys suits. E;seman Bros.
GENTS FINE CALF CONGRESS CATERS. at
doors above street
LOOK AT A. sAKs & Co.'S advertisement.
CLEARING SALE Norfolk suits, Eiseman Bros.
n FINE CHANCE FOR A CORNER LOT ON
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS tomorrow afternoon at &
O'Clock Will be offered u; public auction, cor.
18th and Yale SITS, containing 1855 So 1T. of
ground; don't miss the opportunity.
FUssELL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
oftown; 1421 New York avenue.
CLEARING SALE $40 suits ,Eiseman Bros, 7&E
EAPoR STOVES that do not require repairing
A Eberly Il SOY, lis 9TH street northwest.
CLEARING SALE chi!dren's suits, Eiseman
GENUINE DANyoRrH FLUID can only be OBJ
tanned at W. $ jerks & Cos, Il. 9Th street.
CLEARING SALE children's suits. Eiseman
boot reduced to- 1.23, former price S1.15. H.
Strasburger, No. COG 9TH street, four doors
above street.
CLEARING SALE summer clothes, Else man Bros
HAVE YOU had q sample of Berkeley. If not
get one, it Is pure. Tharp, SIS F st. n. W.
CLEARING SALE serge suits, Eiseman Bros.
SIX DIFFERENT PATTERNS of vapor stoves
Shown at w. :. jerks Il Cos, III 9TH street.
CLEARING SALE s1Osuits. Eiseman Bros 7&E
THE HOWARD House will serve dinner from
to. PIN from the first OF July.
CLEARING SALE sack suits. Eiseman Bros
GLANCE at our advertisement in to-day's
STAR \. SAKS & Co.
CLEARING SALE frock suits, Eiseman Bros
THIS MORNING about 2:50 o'clock Mrs Baird,
residing at 1903 street northwest, cried
police" having heard burglars at work. and
Officers Appleby and Dunigan responding
found that an attempt had been made to force
an entrance into her house, side window hav-
ing been broken open.
TRY BERKELEY, It Is pure.
CLEARING SALE summer clothes Eiseman Bros
----->---
HARVARD CIGARETTES, cOnnoisSeurS favorite,
made OF irginias choicest gold leaf and abso-
lutSly pure
Don't FAIL to attend the closing out sale at
the Family Shoe Store.
LIQUID testers. HeInpler's 453 Pa av., near Al.
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SUMNER RESORTS

HodEL HENLoPEN- PTuop,,...z==zz
yards zen Zen June loth. lsS5 one h n, Del.
bche. ia the !e w breakers one Of The ne, At
escapes and drainage 49, 20 andertoU. Fire ls.l
For circulars add lS per week; s0to 81 per day
!el9lm
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btkDEIIks great semtannual closing ont
sale OF dry goods and carpets Is now In prosress.
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OUT OF THE FRYING PAN.-Early Sunday
morning Mr.. John I. Mason, of Loudoun
county, Va, was passing along E street, near
18th. and a crowd of young men wearing white
hats approached him. Being under the impress
sion that they intended to rob him he called
two other nice-lOoking young men from the OPP
site side of the street. and, although they were
strangers to him. handed over his watch to
them for safe keeping. He is now looking for
the watch, but has failed to find 1t or its cnstO-
dams.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-10
For Statistical FiendS.

There are between IS, 600 and 81, 200 In
dams ON reservations in Arizona. About
$4,000 square miles, or IL, $50, 600 acres of
land are set apart for them.-New York
Times.
Biologists say that the coal beds of the
earth will be exhausted in 10, SIS years.
This explains why the coal dealers ton is so
light. A coal famine would be terrible
calamity.-New York Graphic.
Boston Traveller: According TO the
American Newspaper Directory the total
number of newspapers in the United States
and Canada is Il. 147. which shows an in
crease of S23 on the preceding year.
Daily Graphic: Il am constantly being
surprised at the wonders of an egg" re-
Gently observed an enthusiastic scientist.
Ii is not often that man gets fooled this
way more than once. he ought TO have
h $ eggs boiled.
If all the railroads of the world were
joined one To another they would go around
the earth in its longest circumference more
than ten times. The dead-head with a
through pass would have TO get his pants
half solel If he were 10 do that route
Courier journal.
An inventory has been made of all the
objects of art belonging TO the city of Paris.
The total valuation amounts to IL. 256. sac
francs, of which LOIS, 55l francs belong IN
the sixty-eight churches of Paris and 4. us. :
coo francs to the secular buildings. The
sculptures at the Hotel de Vile are valued
at ], 3s4, 060 francs, the tapestries at 2. $50
O67 francs--Paris Morning News.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-10
sstahts f. A. Carlson and L. a. Han
Red wing.

Freddie Hoyt, the three-year-old son of
Hon. f. w. Hoyt, died Friday evening
from what was supposed to be a slight
attack of cholera infantum. He was buried
Sunday afternoon from the residence. Rev.
William Mckinley officiating Mrs. Gov.
Hubbard viii leave this week for the Vel
lowstone National park with a party of
friends The quarterly meeting of the
state board of health was held at the secre-
tary's office in this city last Wednesday.
Preparations were matte in case of the adj
vent OF diseases such as cholera. which.
while not anticipated. may come unexpect-
edly and must be met. The secretary re-
ported that an outbreak of smallpox in
POLK county had been entirely conquered.
One hundred diseased cattle have been
slaughtered under the new law, and great
many more Quarantined. Since the middle
of December POP cases of CHAMBERS have
been reported to the board from seventy
nine centers OF infection; of these eighty
three have been killed or died, and sixty
cases are still isolated in twenty-nne centers
of infection. The board also examined re-
ports OF analyses Of waters Of the
Mississippi, Minnesota and Red river
valleys, as well as of snow and ice. The
Hastings Lancers have accepted an invitation
TO be present at the coming fair of the In
dustrial association. D.. q. Carl Bergstrand OF
Minneapolis and Miss Christine SamuelSon
of this city were married at the residence of
N. G. Werner last Thursday by Rev. p.
SiOblOm
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-10

a conclusion. His case was before the court
at Grand Forks this week. He expects To
resume business at some point in the North.
his wife is lady of rare worth and talent
a leader i'm musical circles and viii be
greatly missed in Fargo. There are
number OF weddings in early prospect in
Fargo, some OF them in the most fashion,
able circles. In several cases both parties
are residents of the city. which has not
been a very frequent occurrence. .F. Ii.
Aldrich of Fargo is now down IN Tennessee
getting out hard wood for sewing machines
Fargo has for two years had a paper mill
completed and equipped with machinery at
a cost of $50, 600, but times began to pinch
and the stockholders were unwilling to adj
vance the few thousand more necessary to
stock and start it. 1t still lies idle. with n
capability of twelve tons of straw boards.
wrapping or building paper. Since the
recent large advance in the price of straw
boards there is a growing belief that it can
be operated with large profit. An effort
will be made to secure the needful means to
run it after harvest. With the cheapness
and abundance of raw material i'm this see
ton there is little doubt that the coarse
grades of paper can be manu-
featured TO large advantage.
Mayor Johnson, in unison with the presi-
dent Of the chamber of commerce. was
nominated five delegates to the river conven-
ton at ST. Paul Sept 3, as follows: G. S.
Barnes. Charles Sweat. E. c. Eddy. J.
ID. Benton and q. p. Wilson. As they do not
have to be confirmed or paid by the city
council, the mayor will have no difficulty in
exercising the prerogatives of his station.
There could be a more attractive designa-
nation than a water convention. The city
jail has had about twenty occupants the
past few days, mostly tramps. The authori-
ties aim to make Fargo not an attractive point
Tor the gentlemen with no visible means of
support, gamblers included. =. The Melon
ough will case, involving a large estate, has
been on hearing before the probate judge
daily for about three months. BY the time
the lawyers get through with it the division
OF the property will probably be greatly
simplilied.