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EDUCATIONAL.
IREWNERL.ANL

BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. NINTH AND d
streets northwest. practical business edu-
cation that qualities young men and women
to support themselves and successfully per
form the active duties of llfo Thorough in
struction given in Rapid Writing the English
Language, Correspondence, Rapid Calcula-
tions, Bookkeeping, Business Practice, Com
mCrCial Law, Political Economy, S,enography
and Type Writing Regular day and evening
sessions resumed WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM-
BER I, at o n. m. and q p, IN. Office open for ar
rargCmUnts by the year or quarter, on AMI
after MONDAY, AUGUST %. A full corps of
teachers. Tuition fees. day sessions-Reguldr
business course one year, $40 payable $40 ON
entering and balance In monthly installments
OF $40 each; Il year scholarship in full on
entering, $50; tuition per quarter OF ten
weeks, 800, paid on entering. Night ses-
sions--Year scholarship, $50 on entering; B
months, SIS, payable So on entering aud bal
ance In monthly installments of 80 each, or
Slj In full on entering. Illustrated Circular
sent free on application.
HENRY G. SPENCER. Principal.
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Nice-princlpul
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uNIMpRONEp pROPNRrY FOR sALE.

NOTIUtUsL tIII cOUTUNt5I.
u - ana ma ave W., .'..''','''....'.,,,h 900
ii 81 bet PEI HV and I'd st u C..,..,........blC
Md ave bet 18th and ljtn SITS : w...,....,4Oc
18th n, bet g ana - W..,....... .......,. I0C
4th 81, bet and * II ne...,.,....,.,.,.,.....!d !dc
4 AgIs
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vorrs $50 GOSSIP.

Tia mr.ci fto'esiint SUNDAY school In
phih}tyMf {. tao Gctaery Presbyterian,
Wiih2 4.t schu'ut-.
M adNcui.cm tiu % seaside pap'r In
quirrs nrNiou-b fora pitln pJil RUG "lD't
at oi rctr Luyc'-' RucN.'
Mnf. MoutAccm tie actress who died
lately near Lowell, Nios, left $4,000 in
Diamonds, the proceeds of which will prob
ably 20 to the Boston actors fund.
TmnRE are five vacant profcssorshlps in
the University Of Mississippi at oxford,
each Of which commands n salary OF s. 900
and house rent. They will not wait long
for aprlicants.
one Of De Woes mid-August storms has
come to time. "a West India hurricane
has "passed over Key West into the Gull OF
Mexico" But thc'prohabilities are the poor
thing diowned.-[ Philadelphia News.
TnE paetor Of Plymouth Church is moth
ing II not thrifty. Invited TO take part in
the Royal National Estcddfod at Carnar.
Won next month, Mr.. Beecher replied,
through his agent, that his fee would be
G100
REV. MASON w. PREssLy, United
Presbyterian clergyman OF Philadelphia, In
a sermon on Sunday said very truly that
"the press is the herald Of the Gospel and
the greatest preaching agency that the
church has ever had.n
A BAsrING machine, which will do the
work Of fifteen girls, is causing some com
motion among the employees of the Boston
clothing houses, who naturally enough,
these hard times, look with suspicion upon
all labOr.saviug Innovations.
Henry WILLARD, tho broken expresl-
dent Of the Northern Pacific Railroad, has
80 far mendcd his fortunes that he is exc
pccted back in New York this fall to ot-
cupy hls former pnlatlal residence there and
with at least $3.50 ,0O0 to help hin enjoy II.
SENAToR EpMuNDs has accepted the in-
vitpton OF the managers of the Vermont
state Fair to deliver the annual address nt
| the joint exhibition OF the Vermont state
| Agricultural Society and the Champl0in
| Valley Association TO be held at Howard
| Peib in September.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-20

The chairman Of the Ohio Democratic
State Convention stated in his speech that
President Cleveland was as good and pure
Ns George Washington. In the light of
later history this may be compliment to
the President and 1t may not,
The Washington critic., 1886-08-20

TIE absorbing interest Of the public
as to the exact date of the issue Of our
esteemed contemporary mammoth
Senatorial edition will be greatly re-
lievcd ard gratilied by perusing the
lucid editorial on the subject in this
mornings Rcpujljeaa
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VOR sALE-Tho North washington

HUN Nn II--ITlN NOfTh W hNlIHsIUIt
Il Real Estate Company have a large ana
choice line OF improved and unimproyed prop
erty for sale, offering rare chances for invest
ment. Parties desiring TO purchase or having
land for sale IN the north or northeast sec
tiun of the city will find IL to their advantage
to do so through this company which gives
ment of that part of the city. This company
has seventy thousand foot In ono tract ON Now
Hampshire ave. at bargain for Investment.
I'm VirRinla for sale or EXCHANGE, $40 1t n ".
The Washington critic., 1886-08-20

Mr.. BLAINE will open the campaign
in Maine next week. 1t is understood
that this versatile and distinguished
actor has discarded for the present his
celebrated character of "Jingo" and
will appear in his original role Of "Tho
Great American Peacemaker."
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E!oME SCHOOL FOR GRLs.

u n WNVVTIVy 6UTWTHUTN'
The t!iItleth annual term will commence
on Wednesday, September -, 1886. This In.
stiute IL designed to hc a select school IN
which girls can obtain thorough elucation
unGor iuuicious and careful supelintenlence,
Tie school Is twelve miles from Washington,
ON the 4. and o Railroad. Terms moderate.
For full PARTICULARS address Mrs. L. Il Fitz-
hugh, HrltrNi.lC, l'rI ce George County Nd.
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Money rnLOsH.

l1nn no $500 no $40 900, AND LARGER
SNlOU sums ON real estate; lowest rates;
call now. WIN. Y. HoLTZMAN, Attorney, 1851
r 81. n, ".
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G,mONvmANn Re,nlutInnlzeh ana

L, Eti,t II = Nj JSeN Quito utICu ana
- brought within the immediate reach of
all persons possessed of th rudiments OF edu
Cati u. Nl,un'Dupluyau possesses Il LEtlBlL.
lfY Hitherto unknown. 4 special NEAINESS
of outline ard SIMPLICITY 80 wonderful
that the entire system Is unlaUingly Impaired
cost much below othos systems. GLASSES nu1
private tuition daily. Books, etc, on hand.
call or send stamp for prospectus, THE
SCHOOL, aHl 4 - W.
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WILLIAM LUDLOW,
Engineer Commissioner, ID. G.,
w AsBISGToN, ID. O.

VA hSh iNoAoN' ~ Va
w AUGUST II, 1886.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited for work
of rlastering in the new Pension Building.
Bids received will be opened at noon on
SEPTEMBER G, 1886.
Plans and specifications can be seen In this
Office, NJ q. MEIGS,
supervislng Englneer and Arehitect.
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The baseball player is an arnlcast.

Again Mr.. Graham has gone down the
Niagara Rapids. Now will Mr.. G. please
70 up the RopidsY We want something
new.
Colonel Dan. Lamont is at home trying
to shake of his official cares. Daniel
knows what it is to shake.
weren't Geronimo, believe I'd rather
be Cuttiug.--[Geronimo.
Come, Grover, put your veto
On the musical mosquito
He's au Anarchist unworthy Of respect;
For humBu blood he's thiTsling,
All nets aud bars he's bursting,
And his eace.disIurbiug actions shouldbe
checked.
Mr.. llalstead Of Cincinnati and Mr.. John
r, Mclean late Of Cincinnati, distinguished
editors, having fought . duel by telegraph
and meil, through the assistance OF Colonel
Terrell Of Kentucky ami Roger A. Pryor,
esq, Of New York, desire to announce to
their friends that each Of them Is satisfied
with the result Of the cruel and bloody en-
counter, and will resume business at their
old stands Friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend, The pen is mighuor
than double blrrcl,ed boss pistol.
Secretary Whitney is or tour OF iuspec-
tion. lie has q search warrant for our great
American navy.
AS professional Ir'shmln AIr. F.nerty Of
Chicago was eat down upon 10y Mr Michael
Dayitt,
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REAL ESTATE.

NOR SALE-The Following Inn
E proved properties can be bought by pay
ing few hundred dollars down and balance
easy monthly mstallments:
10Th ST, bet II and u II W, rs, all m i.,,A,b00
18th st. above w n ", Gis, all m i,.,,,, 2,d00
L st. bet 18th and 10Th W, & rs, all m /, 1000
W st n W, bet 12th and 18th, 9 rs, all m l.. 3,00J
VI st. bet 18th and 18Th II @, u rs, all m L.. 1900
Myle st, bet lHA and 18Th II o. 6 rs, IN |. loo
Two lots ON n ave O, price por 50 it, coo
Lot on V 81 Il W, price per 50 ft.n,,,..,.. 65c
ID. G., PROCTOR & SON,
tbng ~ ! W
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EIOR EENT- House 7IO 9th ~. II. W.,
q containing = rooms; rent, - per month,
i'm advance. Inquire OF Nw -. Morgan, slG r
81 Il W, between 10 ana l2a m aud land 5 p m.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Z OS1-StroyFd from 1897 1lth 81 II W,
4 sky terrier tag lv3. A reward Will be
given for his return
Z OsI-August / g, u white Setter Pup
/ with yellow ear,; answers to the mama
ot Floss Areward viii bo given II returned
to 16l4 Alst II.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"a, c.YsnS oos1r ~, -
~ .f ,,,n ,nrns viii assamn,..
promptly ~ iG0 p m WEDNESDAY. August
Is. al No 1897 sth 81 II W, to attend the fIne-
raj OF senior Wee, 9mmander s .; Hon
''""' '''''''i' Post Cammsndar.
GllAS: f hEEVEh' Acting AdJntant.
e~Syse Gh,NENAL u. IL. ROBERTSON,
~ having removed his Office to No. 1913
II street, corner Vermont avenue is prepared
to transact all business appertaining to real
pleased to see his friends aad the public.
s.s$ y" - FoR 'biNniNG
TNRpEH,s. cEN,rT'rIRYYi'A5 YYi'A5'NyDr'' Sr. NICHOLAS
TuF 1YS,E1;I 1HY3S,TE1T;TI' a HivnrRy Z;
f6i6 and t6is ba. Ayc
All work oraranteed ~ "'' ''''
ST3 sectjnn = of tbe rnteorni cn.oneratfvo
SvSfem co,nnnsed of "oruenters and ininers
are now bidding ON mi work in this line, in,
cluding the erection and completion Of build
iigs OF every Hosprlp,'0n M rials anu spovtm, pn
win do well to submit plans already made
Address LOCK BOX G99, City p. o.
-r-np EI.TE.Sy Dan,igt ~
~ ,,ood ~, a. "a ao1a' nghroo' ''"S
TO ii05 l. 81 W.
First-class work at moderate prices. Gold
"nentiv tHachnd ~ r6nts GoIS ined I{nb
her plutpgs atigfa ptinu DIIaraptapl ltAnIlA
treafment assured e'''''
s~Stss tssWASHIHGTOE SAFE DEPOSIT
Us COMPANY,
Ola pnnpa Aya Nor.huaat
u" ioNha' ANo' No'.u"oa''
in is o new 1SV'PD"y va ''"' 0'"'" pI''N'0 '''''
,ro,,, "a AZ ~ 500 ac.nrty,a ~, siIe
Silver Plate and articles of value may be
orv a" io any VI ''0 ~
=, -
v,.urrn uc,p rrs.,r
.y,~---.
AdeorHSTnsnts Of Tire Zines a"deT ptiS heoa
inserted Nt6e times fer % ceats.
IyTANTED-A RespootabIe woman
" (Protestant) TO nurse; one who can
give her whole time required Address, with
terms ana references, a. D., Srltlc oit'co, -
VIZ TANTED-A CoIorod Girl About II
riy' at once IS5 at 55i 9Th A. st NV W. ''O =
yNTANTEn-h Neat Girl for General
w homework. 92O o st n W.
wv ArpJsD- T,irst-cJ,ss coni,,to WasI,
w ori ir',,. a,', y, h't ~ carr,, ann n,eeIs
n n first class hourdinghouso, Address 523
l8th " u W.
Az ANlInT-A CiI,I tn ~, Unuse,vorIx.
w - "i'' '" ~ o9a n al n "
= ---- 80 : - : =,
w A d'd'r,,, aiVT W"u .a,Ita la. fo II
o,,i ,grt ,. trJ ,i g,1o,t, "a rnr
ySrrE poTnad, tli ,atSy,ai 'fIgSnisL"j y,lrt
noiird irce Addr~gs NC~ Engiand De"ora.
I've Wdrk. ig'il IN Psorl 81" ~ n6slon Mass p q
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PROPOSALS.
FOR THE IMPROVE
ALLNM OLE ML.A y Al NIrAANM moan

tbhVIOSRLs EOh III ~ lmPhONE-
Il MENT OF TENNALLYTOWN ROAD.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
Washington, d. c., Aug iS, 1850.
SEAlED PROPOSALS will be received at
this Office until II o'clock M, on SATURDAY,
August II, 1886, for improving the Tennally-
town road from Piercc's Mill road to beyond
Tennallytown.
Blank forms of proposals and specifications
can be obtained at this Office upon application
therefor, together with all necessary informa-
tion, and only bids upon these forms will be
considered.
Tho right Is reserved to reject any and all
bids or parts Of bids.
WILLIAM LUDLOW,
Engineer Commissioners ID. O.
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TIE NEW noND GAIL.

The bond call issued yesterday after.
noon for Sl5, 100000 was a surprise to
almost everybody in and out Of the
Treasury. The Acting Secretary has
made record for independent aud
bold action that cannot but inspire con-
fldcncc lie is we'll drilled in oil the
conservatism Of financial policy which
is generally credited to the New York
statesman, and yet seems singularly
free from those New York financial
theories which arc least popular in
other portions Of the country.
Rapid debt reduction is a cause to
which popular approval has always
been heartily given. The present
Treasury management evidently seeks
to carry out in the most liberal and sim
cerc manner the provision made by
every Secretary Of the Treasury, to re-
duco the debt as rapidly as prudence
and due regard for the public credit
iusiiics.
THERE was large colored excursion
from Baltimore yesterday to Chester.
wood, Md, religious services aud the
baptism of seventeen infants being
features of the occasion. One of the
pickaninnles was baptized with the
name Frances Folsom Cleveland, and
at the end of the ceremony the minister
put In a good word for the President
by exclaiming, "God bless Clevcland'
Politicians will please take notice that
the tenacity with which the President
clings to Recorder Matthews is bearing
its fruit among the colored brethren.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-20

Tul issue of another bond call Mt an
unusual time aud for an unusual
amount would seem to indicate that
Mr. Morison's policy is not so dis
tasteful at the Treasury Department
as it might be, after ALL
The Washington critic., 1886-08-20

THE Imcyicoa Grana urges upon
the Secretary of the Treasury to hurry
up with his clean, new one and two
dollar silver certificates and thus "ald
TO the popularity Of his admins
troiipn -
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EnR SALE...LnTS.

TOR sALE.-A BARGAIN--A Nice
AN building lot near Govt Printing ONCE,
only 35c per foot; terms, S2OO cash, balance
on long dine, Addrc.s q. Critic office.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-20

Colonel Dan. Lamont is at home trying
to shake OF his official cares, Daniel
knows what 1t is to shake.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-20
TIE NEW posT BUILDING.

Studios, Oncos and Lodge or Society Rooms.
There arc yet vacant In the new Post Build
ing some wel-ighted rooms suitable for
lodges and societies; also several well'lighted
rooms, eligible for artists studios; also two
rooms fitted for light manufacturing with or
without steam powers Otis elevator runs day
and night. Apply at POST COUNTING ROOM
The Washington critic., 1886-08-20

III weren't Geronimo, believe I'd rather
be Cutting, [Geronimo.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-20

Secretary Whitney is or tour OF tuspec-
ton, lie has search warrant for our great
American navy,
The Washington critic., 1886-08-20

I IMPROVEMENT Continue at Colo
1, nial Beach, Washington and Baltimore
wateTing place; secure cottage lots while so
r. H. EVANS
The Washington critic., 1886-08-20

TYR. II. a. EEALE has Rom0ved His
~ Office and residence from 1900 Pa ave II
W to 16OS Pa ayeny
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Work OF CONGNEss.
The Programme for the Present Week
Mapped Out.

WAsHINGTON, D, O., April 25,-Alter the
the routine morning business in the Senate
tomorrow, Senator Van Wyck will move
that the bill to tax railroad lands be again
taken up, Senator Blair has given notice
that he will ask the Senate to listen TO a
speech on thsliQuor question, 1t may re-
quire vote Of the senAte TO decide be-
tween the two. At O'Clock the unhnish-
ed business (the Interstate Commerce
Dill) will be. laid before the Senate, and
will thereafter occupy the sessions Of the
morning hour each until disposed OF. The
measures to DO considered next in order,
according to the programme Of the Caucus
Committee, are the General Pension, tho
Dss Moines River bill vetoed by
.he President), the Bankruptcy bill, and
:he resolution for executive sessions, but
the Senate, resting upon its record Of over
400 bills passed lssI week, will take mat.
lers leisurely, aud is not likely to get be.
yond the Interstate Commerce bill dur.
ing the present week.
The postOtlce appropriation bill will be
reported tomorrow and will temporarily
displaCe the regular order during the
week.
The River and Harbor bill is the unan.
ished buSiness Of tue House and its friends
express hope 1t will be passed early in
the week. The feature which always
gives rise to The greatest controversy, the
Mississippi river appropriation has, how.
syer, not been reached, and its consider.
alton may command the attention Of the
House for the greater part Of the week.
The Campbell-Weayer contested eleC.
ton case will be called up, and Thursday
has been set apart for the consideration
Of bills reported by the Committee on
territories, but excluding by taClt consent
the Dakota bill.
Congress has been in session nearly
dVs months, yet more than half the mum.
Der Of general appropriation bills remain
Enacted upon by the House, in which
body they must originate. The Consular
and Diplomatic and the Military Academy
bills are the only general appropriation
bills now on the calendar.
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NEWS n nRlEF.


The Chicago Inter Ocean, commencing
10 day, will be sold for three cents per
copy.
Mountain fires are burning In the vi.
cinity Of Centralia, Pa. The damage is
heavy.
Frederick Blazer, of Crestline, o., who
took shelter under a tree from a storm,
was killed by lightning,
g;v 1,aliona ve,o bnyrad N fsatb IN n
building used AZ a quarters for railroad
workeFS at Bradford, pa,
u n NIcAili.tor vos t;lIod bv hahn,
mn :" ;nio ~ % hv ! Nav YoTk I A psnnsvl yaDis 4
Ohio train al MSryyiile. o.
,rLo o.,,lo ,orn ~ tha n.r,or clroo.a
r.tN,!, tne Ues.e pe5nS S.t.Ia', @ D;tt SsI ISe
EaCsoL as..In putea assi.Sni SaS u un snS auu ~
''esuO VI C4's'e ;, po,l lsIeu ~ 'Ie ,A., haaeI
a y9ung gLmi n was ~ TsnINs Putneu y T ueash " an
enplosiptn, I.., u VI. ~ li :.i., hs. Roui
o1nef Cni'uIen were se,'0us,y nuis
The coal miners O. the Mahoning val
ley have demanded an advance t.l. { oi zen te
cehts per !on-lfom siA'y s0seyen'y Ce1ts'
me y. Il. hoyt Oor Oh EpPIng, N. H.,
AS' - 'F = --tTf =
70 the embarrassment caused ny Hoyts
lorgerles' ...
The 5year old son Of William schrand,
oi canal winchestsr, ONO, ie,l asleep on
the ", Il. VI u IL Railway, anu was killed
BY the train.
The cornerstone OF the new building
for the College O. Physlclans, founded by
W. II. vanderbilt, was laid SATURDAY with
appropriate ceremonies
Henry Fryer was found dead, hanging
by foot caught in q fork Of tree on
which he had heeti training o yinet in
Druid Hill tarki baltimore, ND
Ike Wilson and Henry Gray quarreled
Al Gfeenbaum's g distlllery. near Ambrose,
KY, and the iorlner was fatally cut with
o big knife. Wilson had abused Gray's
vile.
In fight between Scion klmball, aged
sixty.eight, and littleton Stuatd, aged
sixty4hfee, near Lexington, KY, Stuard
received seven cuts with knife and was
killek.
Henry A. Smith, Of Port Huron, Mich,
while drunk, attempted 10 escape from o
thunder storm into q neighbofs house,
was taken for q burglar aud shot and
killed,
Tha Tinuae Committee on Commerce.
vill tacommend lie nm authorizing ihe
W. ..ls..aIia., ~ = bsiJna ntaR Iha Ohtn
|COusUuChVh VI UtNbS ,VS'0i ehS INV .I
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ATHENS, April 25.-At a meeting Of the
Municipal Council to-day resolution
was adopted wishing God.speed to the
troops and expressing the hopethey would
do honor TO their tlag in the struggle for
Greek unity and freedom. Resolutions
were also adopted inviting the citizens to
bid the departing soldiers a hearty fare.
well.
The Government has received friend.
ly note from France, in which 1t Is init.
mated that the ultimatum Of the French
Government may be expected shortly.
N. De FreyCinet has written to Prime
Minister Delyannis assuring him Of the
sympathy OF France, and begging him 10
use his influence TO preserve peace.
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ARsvlOw of the Wheat Crop in the Western
States.

a review OF the wheat crop In the Western
States.
AroHIsoN, 25-The; Farmers Review will
tomorrow print the following crop re-.
view based on its return from correspon.
dents up TO last night. The weather has
been favorable during the past ten days
for spring wheat seeding. and has been
improved in Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebraska,
Minnesota and Dakota. Fully one.halito
two.thirds Of the entire acreage In Dakota
and Minnesota has already been seeded
and under conditions which could hardly
have been excelled. Seeding is progress.
Ing tayorably In Wisconsin and Iowa, but
in Nebraska the complaint Of wet weather
still continues and considerable land
which would otherwise have been devoted
towheat has goneto fax and wheat. Willie
the reports are not yet complete the inli.
cations are slightly decreased acaraga In
Wisconsin and Minnesota and consider.
able in Dakota.
The reports from the winter wheat show
little variation from those OF the preceding
two weeks. The Kansas bulletins do not
lANlSAtu hu lupIVN6Lu6ubt 4uG Oubluuk
at the best is that the yield will not ex.
coed one.third to one.half Of an average
crop. Iu Dickson aud other counties the
failure is almost total, and the fields have
been plowed under and devoted 10 oats
and other grains. The reports from MlChi.
gan also show very little or no improve.
ment.
The prospects, are from sixty.fve TO
eighty.tiye percent ol an average crop in
the different counties. Reports Of damage
from the Hessian fy come from three
Michigan counties and from Roanoke
county, In Indians, but the injury report.
ed thus far 10 not serious. The generality
Of reports from Indiana and Ohio are very
favorable, while reports from Missouri
and Tennessee continue very nAttering,
the weather Of the past two weeks proving
extremely favorable. With the exception
Of one county In Kentucky-Johnson--
where there 10 promise Of not TO exceed
half q crop, the returns continue very
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a YouNe aIRL MuRpEREp.
DsvslOpmspts which Publs ssa,imsnt
Brought About In a New Hampshire Town.


Brought About In q New Hampshire Town.
MAScHHTER, n. H., April PA start
ling murder cass was developed here to-
day. Last Sunday morning Annie DoRO-
van, aged 10. was found dead in q room al
the Monument House, questionable lodg-
ing place kept by II, n, Dyke. Evidence
shows that the girl had been elected from
an adjoining room by party Of which q
prominent and wealthy citizen was q
member. Proprietor Dyke placed her In
the room where she died, supposing her
to be intoxicated. City physician Hoyt
declared her death to be due to Rlcohol-
ism, aud Coroner Stevens decided an in
quest unnecessary.
Meantime Lulu Fay, who was in Aunie's
company Saturday night, told various
contradictory stories about the affair. The
Mayor ordered a post-mortem, but the
girls parents and the Board Of Health OPP
posed ii, and the order was resCinded and
the body buried without ceremony, Pub.
lie sentiment, however, became aroused,
the city clergymen famed the flame, ar
IRngements were made for q mass meeting
Of citizens to demand action, and finally
Mayor Stearns called the aldermen to.
gether, heard statements OF Coroner Ste
yeps and City Physician HOyt aud order
ed the former to probe the matter to the
bottom,
Accordingly the girls remains were dis
inferred to-day and an autopsy held,
that death resulted from lrac-
Lured skull, caused by u blow and fall,
No traces OF alcohol were found. An In
quest will follow, and arrests which will
,tartle the community are impending,