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The Washington NAVY Yard.

THE BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS Likely To
BE RETAINED.
1t is believed that that part of the order con-
cerning the Washington navy yard which
abolishes the bureau OF yards and docks will
be reconsldered. The character OF the work
done by this bureau renders 1t necessary, what.
ever special work the yard is devoted TO- The
bureau takes charge of the yard itself, keeping
the buildings in repair, maintaining the docks
having charge OF the watchmen, fire-engines
general cleaning and repairs. and in fact the
general care OF the yard. These services must
be performed entirely Independent of the char.
acter OF work done in the shops, and it is
believed the matter will be brought to the at
Ien,ion OF Secretary Whitney, aud the bureau
will be re.eStablished.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- Board of Directo 5 of the Great Fails Kali.
% e Reva that TO
Ielatlng TO the pistre' Of Columbia the Board q
open books for subscription to The capital stock OF
that company on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Of IL O'clock M and O'clock p . .'Se when
are invited to attend and sign the subscription there
order aEsR4 kSa9 of P1s!9E Kfs
1~s JSo. w. CoRsoN. JNo. W; MAcARINEY.
OA Member n. y. Stock FIX.
CoRsoN d MCCARTNEY.
bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections
Railroad stocks and Bonds and all Securities listed
and Baltimore bought and sold.
specially made of Investment Securities District
Bonds and all Local Railroad Gas. insurance and
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold ant
C~ EDWARD e T0WNSEND,
- TEACHER OF ELoCUTION
W1-4ms 1917 18th streetnw.
C~ THE WASHINGTON . PER CENT PER
- MANENT BUILDING ASSOCIATION
either small monthly savings or Larger amounts paid
In as stock The security Of the stockholders
terest on stock oaid annually.
oIss,anding rs, loans 81 February S lsss
pm CHAS HERMAN, President.
ii. H. BERGMANN. Treasurer. jy22-3m
GFS LUMBER.
REDUCTION IN HARDWOODS
Having just received upwards of So 900 feet of Dry
Poplar will offer for ten days
s'sss e 1oG ps9 loon
5-4. 81. s-4. dressed two sides. 50, IS per IOOh
Also,
Dry44 Walnut, No. i, dressed, SIS per 100 n.
Dry A Cherry, No. !, dressed 50 so per loon
1dSS PsS - % aud Ga Ash No. l. dressed s'2S per
These are the lowest prices ever offered by any
yard in this city for the quality of stock and In ad
dton TO this Will make prices all stock tn hand
cOrrespOndngly low. THE above prices are net cash
Oh delivery. shall be pleased to share your orders.
te2s 18th and b streets northwest
R~ PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR FINE
O2 DRk-SS SHIRTS With HALL & BARNES,
FURNISHES AND SHIRT MAX Frs, sos + ST.
n. H1- Successors 10 THOAPSON'S SHIRT FAC
TORY. myS
O FIXTURES
No charge for Hanging.
Fine lire of Brass Tenders and Androna Also
Fancy Goods T. +. BROOKS
mlS 53l 18th st.
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SAUK CENTRE, MINI, August 3l.-Three
young ladies were crossing the trestle near here
yesterday afternoon when a train came along.
They became perfectly frantic and started
back. The engine was too close to be reversed
and Miss Allen, Is years Old, was instantly
killed and horribly mangied, and Miss Flaven
was severely injured. The latter's sister es-
capped unhurt by jumping into the water, but
Is Frustrated by the nervous shock,
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Taken from the Deputy Sheriff.
ARMED MEN BOARD TRAIN AND SEIZE

CHICAGO, August 31.-A special TO the Daily
Netcs says that five armed men boarded u
passenger train at East st. Louis, Iiis last
evening and took "Jimmy" Carroll, the motor
iOus bank robber, from Deputy sheriff James
Richey, of Galesburg. Ills, " no had Carroll in
charge, and VINO Was taking him TO Galesburg
for trial, he having been concerned In a big
bank robbery there some years ago. Carroll
escaped to Canada shortly after the Galesburg
robbery, but was arrested and sent to prison Tor
crime he had previously committed i'm that
country. Until tnen he had always escaped
conviction.
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TORONTO, ONT, August 3I.-A Winnipeg dis
patch says that the baggage OF Sir Charles
Dixie and Lord Kingston, VINO recently passed
through Winnipeg, on their way TO the Pacific
coast, was seized by the northwest mounted
police on entering the territory Tor containing
liquor. Sir Charles is travelling under the name
OF TetlOw.
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.-Tne city council
held u joint session last night in the chamber
OF the board OF common council to hear the
st ,tement OF Capt GOss, late president OF the
tion 10 the prospects OF that olnpany with i.
view Of inducing the council TO ORDER u release
OF the tax levy made on some personal prop
erty by the tax collector. Capt Goss appeared
before the joint meeting, and after stating that
he was prevented by an Injunction from acting
or voting on his stock in the company, said he
was now acting Tor his friend Mr.. Moody, who
had $500 stock. He represented that the
property. whose removal had been stopped by
the collector, would be replaced by tools and
machinery which would employ a few hands
under q lease to Mr.. Ford, aud might result in
separated, and the aldermen adopted a resolu-
ton to release the property of the Virginia iron
ship building from the levy made by the COL
lector OF taxes for the southern district. The
council refused TO concur, and appointed q
committee of conference. This committee,
three to one, advised the aldermen to recede
be enforced. This was not agreed to by the
aldermen. and both boards adjourned, nothing
POLICE REPoRT.-President Eichberg held
the last mayors court. and fined Geo. Jackson
fSr ssasag eonduc % JOS as rarker was tined ~
Henderson, Lew Brown and Cecilia Chapman.
NOTEs.-The funeral OF William II. Warder,
OF this city, killed by the cars at Danville took
place this afternoon from the house of his
father, on Franklin street, the remains having
been brought up by railroad for interment.-
The fire wardens yesterday evening elected
John Clapdore driver OF the new hook aud lad
der truck. The truck-hOuse Oh Prince street
has been much improved aud is now one of the
neatest houses OF the kind In the state-The
Organ Fund society, of the NJ. E. Church Sou tn,
and the First Presby terisn Sunday school made
and the last to River View.SThe bank re-
ports tor August show the entire amount, de-
posits, &C., used for national banking purposes
here was 81, ,167. .7O7. .16.-The telephone wires
on the line to Warrenton will be strung next
week.-.The city TAX sale will begin to-mor-
row.-The issue OF school permits was oon.
tinued to-day. Over six hundred have been
issued.
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Nothing Said at the American Legation
Regarding the Scandal.

CITY OF MEXICO, August 31.-Mr. Sedgwick,
the special American envoy, had another con-
sultation with Minister jackson yesterday for
The purpose of procuring data for his report TO
Secretary Bayard on the Cutting case AT the
American legation nothing is said regarding
the rumors IN circulation concerning Mr.. Sedg-
wick. Minister jackson has taken no part in
the matter.
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General Foreign News.


ROME, August 3l.-The cholera record since
the last report shows: Nolfetta, 8 new cases
and deaths; SaDmarco In Lamis, 80 new cases
and deaths; RotondO, 81 new cases and IL
deaths; Bologna, new cases and Z deaths:
Ravenna, IL new cases and z deaths
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tnat the accounting officers Of the Treasury
nave no authority to audit claims for rent of
property occupied by the government during
the war, except where there was some special
contract.
A SUPPLEMENTAL EDITION of volume No.
IL OF the Records of the Rebellion, containing a
full account Of the Fitz John Porter court-mar.
tial, all the proceedings, &C.. will be ISSUED to
MI the deficiency OF the volume, in which no
mention was made of the case.
ARMY ORDERs.-Leave of absence, for one
month, to take effect upon being relieved from
duty on the recruiting service, has been granted
to Capt. Ezras P. Ewers, 9th infantry. The
leave OF Capt. William Mex. Dunn has been ex.
tehoed for ten days.
PURSUED BY THE HAY FEvER.-Mr. NJ. V.
montgomery, the commissioner OF patents, has
returned from Deer Park, where he went to
avoid the annual attack of hay fever, which
makes his life for six or seven weeks miserable.
he was unsuccessful, and has a well developed
case, Ills future plans are uncertain. but he
thinks of trying sea voyage to see If that will
not alleviate his sufferings.
MINISTER JACKSON COMING HoME.-Now
that the Cutting matter is practically out of the
way. Minister Jackson will start tor home as
soon as possible: 1t is expected that he will
feacn mere some time next month. 1t is not
appointed to succeed him.
A BOND CALL ON A NEW PLAN.-secretary
Fairchild has issued a circular announcing that
any three per cent bonds up to the amount of
$lO,OOO.OOO presented for redemption on or
oeIore Ihe 10th of september will be redeemed
at tne treasury department.. No other form of
Dond call will be issued during that period. II
IL is successful, and ten million in bonds are
voluntarily presented for payment, this sys-
tenn vii! be followed; otherwise there will be
bond call in the regular way about the middle
of September.
The PRESIDENT IN THE DEPTHS OF THE
WILDERNEss-The Presidents party left Sara
nae Inn yesterday morning for the upper lake
region for few days hunting and fishing.
The steam laanch Nellie conveyed the party
down Saranac lake to Sweeney's Curry,
where long jaunt across country awaited
tnem. 1t is not certain whether Mrs. Cleve-
land and her mother will go into the woods or
await the return of the party at one of the
hotels on the edge OF the wilderness. The party
Will not return before the latter part of the
week. The party have gone beyond the reach
OF Geographic communication.
GEN. JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON, the commissioner
OF railroads, has returned from his tour Of in.
spection over the subsidized roads.
PATENTS IsSUED.-The following patents have
been issued to residents OF the District Richard
II. Barwitz, combined fastener and label for
mail bags; August Schausten, propelling canal
boats: Eidrdge j. Smith, chair; Alexander
Mahon, combined cigar and ash holder; Fran.
CTS SOeVyn, trunk.
PERSONS leaving the city can have THE STAR
mailed to them for any length of time, and the
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PITTsBURG, August 3l.-There will be o gen.
erai resumption Of the Green glass bottle fac
tories OF the west tomorrow. The resumption
will be quite victory for the home glass blow
ers. Tney made fight TO have the brewing
companies use homemade bottles lpstead OF
ceeded in their demand, they predict very
brisk trade The factories have been closed for
the usual two months summer vacation.
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The international sculiing Match.


HEATS.
LONDON, August 3l.-The first heat to-day In
the International sculing contest between
Vim. Beach, of Australia, ana Geo. BuDear, vi
England. Beach won.
Tne heat between john Teemer, OF the United
States and Nell Matterson, OF Australia, WAS
won by Teemer,
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District Government Affairs.


The managers of the Belt Line railroad
company have responded to the suggestions
OF the District Commissioners to remove tue
sylvania avenue and 14th n Street, @ % by
saying that it will be impracticable TO re-
move the turn table. but that one track
other arrangements made by which the OBJ
structions at that point may be avoided. The
missioner.
OBSTRUCrING THE CHANNEL.
HarbOrmaster Sutton has sent communica.
ton to the superintendent OF police, stating
that complaint has been made to him that un.
known parties have been dumping earth on
21lh street, near the Washington gas works and
structs the channel. Major Walker has referred
the case TO the Commissioners.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by inspector EntwiSIe: e. L. Johnson
erect five-story and cellar hotel, E. between
18th aud 18th streets northwest: 81 q. 600 JOhn
+. Waggaman and Charles 4. Banes, erect 20
streets and New Jersey avenue and North Cap
itoi street northwest; $4,000 John Irving,
Streets noraRwest ao'p o"sen ~ Morrson ana
erect brick dwelling, 1901 9th street north
west; 81 500.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sergeant Saffell, OF the eighth precinct who
was trled on the charges of spending more than
two hours in q house while on duty, has been
mittee.
DIR. II. A. Dobson complains to the Commits
sloners OF the dangerous condition of curbing
front OF Perrys store: He states: ut slopes at
an angie OF about 80 degrees, and the surface is
as polished as glass;"
Commissioner Webb has requested Mr. Stout
enoerg, lntendant OF the Washington asylum,
tor 10 report m M whether the workhouse gang can be
lots In various parts of the city.
The Cannstatter VOlksfese.
SPORTS AND PLEASURES AT THE FESTIVAL IN
Notwithstanding the severe rainstorm last
evening there was very large attendance at
the Cannstatter Volksfest at Guethler's garden.
In the afternoon there was concert by the viii
lage musicians, while games amused the young
attention. aud was greatly enjoyed by every
one. In the evening the grounds were brill
iantiy Illuminated with gas-jets and Chinese
dulged In until midnight, when the band
played 'Home, Sweet Home" A number OF
and bowling. The results of the bowling and
shooting contests were as follows Bowling
ona pexe aosn INST Pra A sec
prize, $2. Mr.. Buscher also won prize Of S5
shooting match. Henry Michel won the first
prize, Jerome Brixzo!oci second. John Boehling
third .r. and nd Carl kromling fourth:
The Test was 70 have closed tonight but on
account ol the successful opening and bad
weather the executive committee last night de-
cided to continue until Thursday night
TIE NATIONAL BANK OF HoNDURAR-A
certificate OF incorporation Of the National
Bank OF Honduras has been filed for record in
the recorder OF deeds Ofiice. The capital is
$4,000, with the right to increase it to
Sl,OOo,OOO, and the trustees are Joseph B.
jones' OF the District, The other corporators
are +. +: Helder, OF Louisiana; George +. Jack
son, OF Minnesota; Peter DOnan, OF Dakota and
Thomas l. Rosser, of Virginia. The place Of
business Is 622 street and in other places in
the United States and In the Republic Of Hon
duras.
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The Excelsior Works a Day.

THE GREAT YELLowsToNE GEIsER BREAKS
FOUR YEARS REST.
CINNABAR, Mont, August 31.-The Excel
sior geyser in Yellowstone park, The most pow
eriui geyser in the world, suddenly broke out
over "a hours. The Excelsior had been quiet
lOr over four years.
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PERSONS leaving the city can have The STAR
mailed to them for any length of time and the
address changed as often as desired. The SUBJ
scrlptlOn must be invariably paid in advance.
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From Wall street To-day

NEW YORK, August 31.-The stock market
opened weak, first prices showing a decline OF
from Y TO n per cent the latter In Louisville
and Nashville. Business was very dull with
the greatest activity in New York and New
England aud st Paul, while Pacific Mail and
and declines OF from y to q per cent were
established during the hour. Jersey Central
greatest sufferers. Toward IL O'Clock the mar
ket became extremely dull and steady at the
decline. Total sales first hour 33, 800 shares.
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G::5t) !

Tickets good going only on IL q m. Train and to
ieturr within i've c.avs ,viatoS.pi
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TfGs REPORT OF THE CONDITION
D>-.a OF THE
NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC
AT WASHINGTON. D. c.,
Atthe close of business August "a, 1888
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FH<s REPORT OF THE CONDITION
THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
AT Washington. in the District of Columbia
At the close Of business, August ~. 1886.
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CHICAGO. August 3l.-Two fourstory brick
buildings on West Washington street, near
featuring company and q number OF smaller
establishments, burned about 1 O'Clock this
morning. rough estimate OF the total loss
places it at $75.OOO.
FARGO, OAK, August 31.-van Bergen d
Ctarks general store, ut Grandin, burned last
Loss S2O,OOO.
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Advices from Nogales, Arizona, says that
Geronimo has sent word to Gen. Miles that he
will meet him at the San Bernardino ranch TO
arrange terms Of surrender.
Emanuel Lawrence, aged so, teamster In
Lampeter township, Pa. was killed Sunday BY
being kicked in the stomach by mule.
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Affairs in West Washington.

BASE BALL.-The seating capacity OF Olym-
pic park was fully tested yesterday afternoon
there being in the nei.hborhood of LOCO per-
SONS present, the occasion being "a return game
of base ball between the Union club OF Fred
erick city, and the Olympic club of this place.
The game was brilliantly played by both sides
until the eighth inning, when the visitors
scored six runs, making IA total OF nine runs to
iOur in their favor Beatin, of the Frederick
nine, struck out seventeen men and proved
very effective. Fowler, vino filled the box for
the Oiympics, pitchcd in good form in the first
part OF the contest. but later Oh he lost control
of the ball, aud was batted quite freely. Mr..
David Lyme acted as umpire.
CATTLE MARKET.-Sale OF live stock at Dro-
ver's Kest, u. -, AS reported by Tavenner Bros.
yesterday, as follows: las seattle up and Ii sold.
Best at 4l2 To 4sa; good at TO 41; medium at 3la
To 4; common at "a to 3la. 966 sheep anu
lainbs-lalDbs at 4L4 70 =; oiu sheep at ~, to
Sig. Calves at 4sa 10 5s4. 15 cows and calves
at SO to sou per head. Market fair.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT A.M.-Great Falls. temperature, rs; con-
dition, 4. Receiving reservoir, temperature
81; condition at north connection, :S6; south
connection, SO. Distributing reservoir, tenn.
perature, 81; condition at innuent gatehouse,
81: elhuenL gatehOuse. So.
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Political Notes.

The democrats OF. the thirteenth congression
al district of Pennsylvania yesterday nomi-
mated w. F. Shepherd, q lawyer of P0ttsville.
for Congress-
Judge Woodward having positively declined
to accept the democratic Nomination for Con-
gress in the twelfth Pennsylvanis district,
another effort will be made 10 get Mr.. Powderly
to run.
The committee on political action OF the
New York Central labor union decided last
night to 'recommenS the selection OF Henry
George for mayor ut next Thursday nights
conference OF trade and labor unions.
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A Vermont Town in Ashes.
THE BUSINESS PORTION OF SOUTH RoYALTo
DESTROYED.

DESTROYED.
SOUTH RoYALToN, VT, August 31.-Nearly
the entire business portion of this village and a
number of dwellings We're destroyed last night
by the most destructive fire that has ever Wis
tied this vicinity. At one lime IL seemed As If
the whole village was doomed, but after a fierce
battle with the flames, in which the villagers
received aid from the neghboring tow ms, the
fire Was got under control shortly after a. M,
but not until fourteen stores aud nine resi-
dences were burned. The entire loss is esti-
mated at $4,000.
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CITY o. WdshingtOn, Obinify Of Washington So.
1, CHARLES ;. BRADLEY, Cashier of the ahovo
named Dahk DO solemhiy swear that the above state
ment is true 10 the best of my knowledge and belief
tsig eO CHAS =. BRADLEY Cashier
subscribed and sworn before me this 3lst day of
August, 1856. ~ ' Va
i.FENWICK YOUNG. Notary Public.
COrrect-Attest:
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PATENTS IssUED.-The following patents have
been issued to residents OF the District: Richard
II. Barwitz, combined fastener and label for
mail bags; August Schausten, propellins canal
DOats: Eidridge j. Smith, chair; Alexander
Mahon, combined cigar and ash holder; Fran.
CHS SOeVyn, trunk.
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Madge Dolaro, handsome Chicago girl, ac-
compauied by her backer, Jerry Costello, has
gone TO New York, where, she says, she will
make an attempt to jump from the Brooklyn
bridge Tor purse OF S1,0VO.
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The Return Of Alexmnder.
AN OVATION AT sISroVA-ZANKoFF NEARI
KILLED BY MOB.

AN OVATION AT SISroNA-ZANkoFF NEARLY
KILLED BY MOB.
When Prince Alexander, OF Bulgaria, ar
rived at Sistova yesterday, he was lax from
his carriage and borne the peoples
shoulders to the Greek church, where a Te
Deum was snng. He arrived at Trnova last
evening. Prince Alexander has issued a mani
iesto approving the measures adopted by the
Stambulof regency, ana urging all 10 unite in
promoting the welfare Of Bulgaria. Prince
Alexander has been warned To take precautions
against possible attempts on his liie by Pam
Siasist fanatics and followers OF the n,etropoii-
tan, Clement whose party has ranifcations
in the interior OF Bulgaria.
some disorders have occurred in Safio. Ian.
kon the revolutionary leader, was nearly
Killed by mob. 1t Is expected thai the mill
tary plotters will be executed and that
amnesty will be granted to the other conspirsr
tors.
The Russian newspapers take pessimistic
view Of Prince Alexanuers return 10 Bulgaria.
Berlin newspapers insist that it Is impossible
Tor Germany aud Austria To tolerate q Rus
sian occupation Of Bulgaria.
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NOT TINE TO SAVE THEIR CLOTHING.-Mr.
James w. Mckee'S residence, near Surratts-
vile, Nd, Was burned yesterday about noon.
Everything was destroyed, the members OF the
clothing. The loss will amount TO about -, ,OUO.
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THE WALLINGFoRD MYSTERY DEEPENs.-
Coroner MIX, OF New Haven, Conn.,, who In
investigating the Wallingford murder my stery
has given up the theory that the murder was
committed In the neghborhood OF Mallinglord
He Is working now ON the suppositian thai the
work was done in some large city, either New
was brought 10 Wallingford by rail and then
dumped In the woods.
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Telegrams to The Star.
RUSSIA WILL TRY 1T AGAIN
London Opinion Of The Bulgarian Situation
PROGRAM OF THE PARNELLITES,
SEDGWICK AT WORK in MEXICO.
VERMONT VILLAGE ALMOST IN RUINS
Kentuckian Who Doesn't Believe in the Code.
Telegrams to The Star.
RUSSIA WILL TRY 1T AGAIN
London Opinion Of the Bulgarian Situation
PROGRAM OF THE PARNELLITES.
SEDGWICK AT WORK IN MEXICO.
A VERMONT VILLAGE ALMOST IN RUINS

a Kentuokian Who Doesn't Believe in the Cod
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THE RETURN OF THE LIGHT INFANTRY
The Washington Light Iniantry returned last
evening, and in spite of the rain they were re-
celVed by the stay-athOine members, headed
by the Wilson Post drum'corps, oi Baltimore, "a
large number OF people along the avenue aud "a
brave pyrotechnic display. The members eX-
press themselves as deiignIed with their trip,
aud the pleasure OF the camp Was not marred
by any disagreeable incident