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EVe e0rS II the ReWotS0ta0ry.
HESSRS. HrTz And PRENTIss SENTENCED TO
DAY-A NOTION FoR SUPPRESSION OF KxEcu
TroN OF THE SENTENCE GRANTED.
To-day Ia the CRIMINAL Court Judge MacAr
thur. the cases Of John Hitl, late president, and
Charles E Prentiss, late cashier Of the German
American National Bank, convicted of max Ing
false entries on the books OF the bank, were
called up
Mr.. r. R Perry, the special United States al.
torney. moved Tor the imposition of the SEN
tsnce.
Judge Macarthur imposed sentence OF Ave
years In the Albany penitent isry on each pris
oner.
Gen. Mussey asked tor q suspension of the ex
ecutton Of the sentence until the case could be
heard la General Term.
Judge Macarthur said that on a consultation
with the judges now la the General Term he
learned that they could not hear the cases be
fore the adjournment for the summer recess
He would there .ore defer the execution of the
sentence I'LL after tho close Of the next General
Term.
Mr.. Wilson said that they would have the bill
VI exceptions ready for signing speedily, and
would make every effort to secure q hearing In
the General Term before adjournment.
The court expressed the hope that they would
be successful.
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Wounded with . Black Pin.

AN ENGLlsH LADY TRAVELLING IN THM CooN.
THY DIES OF BLOOD POISONING.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Thorne, VI London, Eng.
land, members oi The Rev. DR.. Gibson's church,
Vi that city, came over TO this country some
weeks ago. They bore letters Of Introduction
TO prominent society people IN this city, and 70
MI. John b. Drake, Of The Grand Pacinc, and
the Rev. Or. s ]. Mcpherson, Of the
second Presbyterian church., In Chi
.aeo. They reached ChicaxO last Friday.
Whi.e In this city Mrs. Thorua noticed pin Of
Tue black mourning kind IN her pillow 1T the
ner thuIuu. SHORTY a,ser reaoisins ChiesSo Il
began TO pain ner. she died VI ioOd-poisuulng
Al lne Grand Pacific ON Friday. Mr.. Tnorno Is
prominent distiiler Ia London, aud came to
.his country W examine distillery naachiuery,
attending Ia visit Peoria aud other prominent
dtstiiitng centers. He has TOUR children, who
remxins WIN b. taken back 70 her naive land.
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MINISTER MCLANE c.lled on Acting Score.
tary Fairchild at the Treasury department. To-
d.Iv
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Cruelty Beating Her Boy.


rHIRrY-NiNE STROKES WITH CowHrDE BE
CAUSE He HAN AFTER THE CIRCUS
Mary Johnson, = cOlored woman, who lives
In Prather's alley. was placed Oh trial In the
Police Court this afternoon. charged on Q war
rant with cruelty beating her child, boy OF six
years.
Officer Haas testified TO the mother whipping
the Toy with a cowhide, and to seeing the boy q
back where the blood had been drawn.
Officer ONeill led the little boy into court
and exhibited bis back, showing thirty nine
distinct cuts on his back where the blood had
been drawn.
Hattie 'binson testified 70 seeing Mrs. John.
son cow.,ide her boy and 70 hearing him scream
for over half an hour.
Ida seymour, cOiUred. testified to hearing the
mother whipping the child, and hearing the
Child beg his mother not Ia whip him.
Tue defendant testified that the boy ran away
from home when the circus was here. He went
away second time aud she whipped him Tor IL
because police lieutenant tVld ner Ia give hin
= good thrAshtng instead Of sending him 10 the
Reform school, She said the marks were made
oy running against a spring mattress.
The court dned her $40 or 80 days.
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The REPORT THAT HENRY WARD BEEcHRR
died this morning created quite = sensation up
town to-day, aud the subsequent denial Of the
report was received with great relief
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The Courts.

EQUITY CouRT-yud0e yQsuea
To-day, Frey agt Dean; decree Of March 18th
last set aside. Ball agL Langley; trustee A.
lowed 10 convert mote Into cash. Schoyer ~
Scaoyer; testimony ordered taken before b. ID,
+. Brady. Peugh HgI Davis; sale confirmed
aud distribution oroered. Sullivan sgI Dono-
van; n. L. Murray substituted trustee. MetEe-
rott agI Droop; time to take testimony linn Jed.
kieindinst agt- Johnson; do. kupl,eot aga.
H.iske; hearing In Generai Term ordered. Daley
agt. Henning; motion 70 strike out amended
blL overruleu.
CIRCUTT CoURT-yssd0e Haoner.
To-day, Bradley asL Calf Bright agt Pstten,
and McGraw agI Grous January term
extended ten days. jerks & Co. xgI
Beiding; motion tor Judgment on stipulation
Postponed. Hoover agt Wilson; ceriified "
General Term. Clarke agI N. T. Mutual Lie
Insurance 20; demurrer overruled. District agt
Al Lee; demurrer " declaraiiou suslai ned wi Ia
leave TO plead. Main & W. agt. Boui,anE suO-
mitted. Fhurbsr 4 ~ Axt Godfrey; order lor
security tor >Osts
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APPoINTED APOSTOLIC DELDoArE-Arch.
bishop kenrick, OF the II. Louis archdiocese.
has received tie high honor OF being appvin ted
10y he pope apostolic delegate 90 COME the car.
dinaiItial insignia on Cardipal-eiect Gibbons.
He viii leave for Baltimore on the 2Sth instant
aud The ceremony viii take place July I.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

E>OR fEST-FURNtsHED ROOMS AT NELL
rose Hyaltsville, Nd, Coed table board within
shVri distance Address Airx H K. kLLiUT. Hya!ts-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The NeW v0rk stock Market.
The following are the opening ana 800 n m ors~a
OF the View fors stock nArxst to-day. reported ~
SPECIAL wire 70 a. n. Dodks. oyY I5th s,rsss:
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The Visitors TO Annapolis.
RECEIVED WITH THE USUAL HONoRs TO-DAY.
ANNAPOLIS, MD, June 6.-The board of visi.
tors TO the Naval academy were received at that
Institution at 10 O'clock To-Day with the usual
ceremony. The Santee fred II guns, and the
officers Of the academy In full dress uniform,
escorted the board TO the library building
where the marine guard saiuted the bUar1
They then reviewed the battalion vi cadets and
visited the several departments. The board
will organize this afternoon.
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Those who leave the city during the summer
can have The STAR mailed ~ them for any
length Of time aud tue address changed az often
as desired. The subscription must be Invariably
In advance.
The body OF the young man found In the East
ern Branch has not been idenuned, and Will tie
ot intendant Stoutenberg. Mr.. Stoutenberg last
evening, before preparing the body Tor burial,
had notes TAKEN OF marks on the person and
clotniug.
Detective Block to-day swore out q warrant
agsiasL Frank X Ward, Charging HIM with
selling lottery tickets in couuecllOn with tue
disposal OF Goiddust Maid tor the benefit Of the
Washington Light iniantry.
Iue hev. u. u Needhain, evangelist, closed
his work with Tue First Baptist church, 18Th
street, last night large number OF persons
asked for the prayers the church last night
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District Government Affairs.
COMPARATIVE sTATEMkNIs o. TAX ooLLECL
TIuNA
The COLLECTOR of taxes furnishes the following
COIN pa rs.live stateme ut vi taxes collected:
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

IHOk SALE Ok EXCHANGE AT A BARGAIN II
~ taken w,hin twenty days within Two miles OF
eac. Major q. A AhAEs. 81. opposite kbDi,I II
+ OR sALE-.N HYATTsvILLk MD. A 10! 40
A,oO ieet also one containing ~, 100 square feet:
Ell s~' slsdsso % Aa. ;e 5IGH
E'oR SALE ar HYATTsvILLF, MD SIX
room CottA:s; summer kitSbsn, excelisnt water.
the premise. or @ K .opaAH. H 8. 1 is53! On
L>oR RENT-THE COUNTRY RESI- DENCE OF
containing eynt cellar: 40 Tor two
horse. am ;wS c.ssasss nearly one and one1a
FIFTH. FOX BROWN,
le5-3t l437 Pennsylv4ni. ave.
l.soK -ALE-ORTRADEF FOR IMPROVED COUN.
M Try property ns.r he city Que s..t.ry sric; sss
front. now renting ivr $50 per month; located
northwest near Pa ave
t'oR sALE-BUfLDINu L. IS AND FARMS
t.eosss'. Co. Anu IN Virginia We nave some ci,oise
70 e ss r cay s be
no; KENT-AT 0UiLFORD STATION. VA,
- . Cctisse = rooms hrntshed cou,pis..; piano and
nssr depot NOE the ssssen Address b0x w. star
EoSE SALE on go, Exo IA WASHING
9 genera i.THins Address Owner. Poss Stlses Sos
kN0R sALk-DESIKABI.E SUMNER COTTAGE
II Oh lower Potomac J. r. RA WIN
ulyLo-zws Aauassas Va
erty. Farm two miles from Bladensburg, contain
.ng SlA acre. price &2,oO4 JOHA blEPhhN.
BxdensDury. Md my2x Avs
ks,oR "A LA FARM or 100 ACkkS IN LOU
- doun county. VA, In high state OF cultivation
~ acres ia r at; 10 la vegetables ~ W me wheat:
400 tn grass, balance la SAA Aad pine; have had u
nhk dairy 40 years; - mi - frOm Washington. nc
$1,000 ssss COS. $1,000; CT: s. divides into four
WM. SMITH. tz1S foousyivani. ave. p.w..
jelthsAm.tn.w Washington, &c
t1sOh sALk-L010-l0O BUILDING LOTS, 6Ox
100 teet, near ossbrook ktaaiOD; u and p u r., ~
inuIss rie by carS " city; beautifully tOcAte lOU
-ea e az mont..; pscs 81 lot Apply 70 AAhioN
sUtkklTs Aitorney ~ LAW, 8iade0sburxs Nd VI
| .AsfAH A. JACksUN, 1I3 y ~ nw., Washing
/ npl0-Jm
| s1sok sALE-A CHOICE LITTLE FARM OF 0U
Il Acres tn Aouto0uaesy county, near the DistrtCt
s sui!A6.s ids pO.l.Iy o. d.ay rm thrs: acre t,.a
senience ior raising p0sr; M sold. with all
siock lid ~rmn II. elements cheap. aud possession
| kivsp ~ lice. JOHN T. AIJC4kisI. ,.ss.l Estats
Asre<as. l1AA , - No. Wh8oxW
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&53l,U69.l6
e674,7A0.35

Excess May. 1886, $43.0oU. 10, viz: Gu W..
count realty. S2S.6o6. "a; Oh account personal,
$Z.3lS-50 GA account arrears, S4,HSU.S 80; on
account penaIties, 81 1923; on account
wafer Iund, e91y.97; Oh account special,
$1,3o2.97; on account iicenses, $i.8SJ.95.
FIREMAN APPotNTED.
The Conn issioners to-day appoin ted Timothy
A. Brien a ,iIeinver Of The lire department. Of
the District VI Columbia
AISCELLA NEoUs.
Mr. Charles Grau and Others have written TO
the commissioners requesting permission 10
erect triumpiiai arcu at the corner Of 7th
street and Pennsylvania avenue, and TO DIV
h,xs along 7ta street Oh June Ii, The opening
DAY u tue ScnuetxenIest.
BUILDING PERMfTS
Issued by Inspector Enlwisie: VIM. Mayse.
erect three oue-story dwellings, East Capitol
between 1th and 18th streets uortueasi; SOU
s. H. Wesl, erect two-story aud basement
dwelling, New Jersey avenue, between L and
M stress; 81 900. David I. Cissell, erect three
threestory and baseIne AT wellinys, X, between
1otn AUD 1914 streets northwest; xl6,VVO. w.
ID. Williams, erect two two-st0ry dwellings, 9Th,
between and ID streets southeast 300.
Michael Gath, erect a store house, 1Alb aud r
streets; $500. y. ~. Thorn, repair frame, lUO5
26tn street: $3.50 jos. =. Martin, repair frame.
1OOS X street southeast $500.
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BOycOtted BY Temperance Women.
HOW ROCKFORD ICE MAN GOT HIMSELF IN
TROUBLE.

NEW YORK, June 5.-No little excitement was
caused here about noon to-day " u runor that
Henry Ward Beeci'er had suddenly dropped
dead. The report was entirely without founua-
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
E>OUND YESTERDAY A BOX, CONTAINING
IL pair Vi Ahoes. twner get thu I'm by payin.
tI.is xdver, tsenlent. Gall NJ II bUhNS Az e'S
Try oooos store. SIS 7tn %. w.. Herxogs old
sand II
4 oSF-YEsTEKDAY MORNING. BETW ZEN s
j \ al O'clock, 90 s<30 ksward viii be given
u returned 10 the star Office. lys
4 oer-oN s.oN DAY, A LIVE -COLORED SCI
IL Ter PUPPY. answers tbs name OF sport A liberal
'e~afd II returned to iUO7 a. W. je4-2ss
~ k..wAkD-Fok RETURN Of Brown AND
RO Ian gyp. Collar and Tag Answers to
H~il4e of nypsie Lost June LIST ". Z. Waite, i2S
Aary and ave aw JeA-Sts
4 Ton JUNE b. ABOUT Lao r. NJ A
IL Naval Officers Co... ssion. probso dropped In
- tel car between Nav Navy DepartInc Ut
ne psfstn returuin- % owner al Navy DepaI {
".h De suitably rewarded 1eA--ts
6 tkNTLhAEN'S SUITS SECURED
" AND PknssED FOR 81
Iosts So ceuts, Pants 4, cents, Vests 20 cent?
Airfih ana repairing done in besl nlAunsG
cee<is eAiiesa teE ALL usilverrd-
l. l. HAHN,
soo 9Th st. NV,
lunio-om' ana AZ N CaisArt st.. baltimore
lHE CELLULOI TRUoe.
lRst never breaks, never weas1 out, always clean
-Lo Sl De worn ~. iss1x.
IA sor s~.s&s .iIAs. FISHERS.
- 6.3 9Th street northwest
mis-. fis1thA SsvVtss hsr ssssN.,vu NE Wants y.
Andy fAiTvnA N
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Inc folloS wing beautiful suburban Building Lots In
w. u Decision and g. r. eiShton's subdiv ision Of the
ikin estate Mount Pleasant: oss Columbia ave.
let IA aud 10Th exteDded. lots side
10Th ST. extended. let. kenesAw AID Grant 81
-a'suiI Pleasant yilLsge corner lois on Grant Il,
-louni PieAsaIt village bet l5sh Q d 1912 ex-
teuded- : corner iOgs on l6tn III extended AeD
Ais other valuable lots Ia thia nj lur
e.ity. COM nlAndin. u view vi kocK Creek Valley.
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L,OR sALE-FOuR OF THOSE NICE ROOM
II Basem-nt Pr,ss Brick frpnl Houses on g. bet
ID aud y sw ali mod mp r ice 1Soo.
a z, cd Investment C. 81. l. NIX,
i-.,-:5,s A. AM h s.w
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NOR SALE
II Mas. .8r. Sl80DO 18th St. a. r. o rs q. oB1
18th 10 Ia III. uOUi 18TH u $40
Iowa CIrcl-. Is rs-I 20 ttl 81. n q "a S..UO
le Iro8I Park Ia r I2U10iivt ave IL l.. q rs4 2 ~
lUth St 5l2. IL rs. lou, Car. 81, Iol5 Is rs3.p0
ST Ct lUlh-l th.l OtE luuibsa ST. q j. 81
10Th ST., 80 IL r--3U ST. 9Th st.. 8 rs u, ~
1OtA st. r.. rge lot a.. brick houses. uiod iul
J. H. Gk 5 i trb.,
te5r3t 622 + 81. N. W.
l.NOR SALE NEW SkVEN-k,JOM Bal,
House; niodera improvements X NV.
vi RENT S-5 peT month. S3,-vU l. Z. YUJ Nc.
Rom 4, l4Us r ST n-w te4-2t
lIOR SALE-THE FOLLOWING yALUA BILE
4 OPE-kTY IN VERY DkSikABLE LOCA-
T.UNSy
l2;e ohnecseut 900
l -
1s1, 81 'sr'o
,otp
a.-o MNssae huset ave ,
iN~aid n~------.-.-.-...---.---.-.s, U
49, Zoto 2iU2. "a 18th n. W
os'~V u ieet on Z. near o..nectic ave 10 90
oss' siaI>~ei..- sets ave n-e.. ~s>y terms.
slsc improved and ,.r 4yvO tropsrty In All
sections oil the city. q. oNE 4 LITfLEfIELD,
Jes-ot llx6 ST. NV.
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asst week issue.
Oakwood, April Goth, 1886.
During the past few m 'hlhs, the chicken
roosts of Oakwood and vicinity, have been
suffering from lawless gang of boys who
have managed to eIude the authorities
until their recent capture. lhe names Of
those captured, are Charles Davis, Dawson
Davis, Wm. Pierce and Robert Dlmpsey
living at Bail Hill. Many chickens have
been stolen during their short career and
residents are thank full to the authorities.
The chickens stolen were taken to Chas
Masson's and their raflied off, sold or eaten.
The thieves were taken before Justice Cum
mings of Pilot Town, given hearing and
released on bondage for appearance at the
Circuit Court of Elkton. Mason aItemp
ted to escape but was captured near Colum-
bia by his bondsman, who started in rnr-
suit. J. J. Bennett was required to give
bond for his appearance against them.
PORTER.
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Barn Burned Great Loss of Stock.

Barn Burned Great Loss of Stock.
The large barn on the farm of j.
& j. Darlington, The famous butter
makers at Darlington station, on the
West Chester and Philadelphia Rail
road, was burned on Wednesday the
| 9th at about one O'Clock. There
were twenty-eight Jersey COWS. one
bnll and three horses in the barn,
and all but ten of the cows persisted
together with the horses and other
stock and all the grain, feed, farm
ing implements. etc. There was an
insurance of 5 $500 on the barn and
it's contents.-Orford Press.
Gardeners will want the best mple-
mcnts they can buy 20 assist them III
mastering the weeds which now be
Gin to assert themselves; and seed
drill is an indispensable tool for any
one who has much gardening to do.
these and other first class farm and
garden implements can be bought of
d. Landreth & Sons, Philadelphia,
one of the oldest and most reputable
houses in the country. Consult their
advertisement in the MIDLAND.
RE. Sellers & Co., of Pittsburg,
renew their advertisement this week,
of DR.. Iindsey's Blood Searcher,
which they recommend in the highest
terms as a cure for all skin diseases
and purifier of the blood Our grand
mothers used to ransaCk the woods
and field at the approach of spring
for the first green herbs to use as
blood purifiers; and a mess of green's
was considered a sovereign remedy
for the scrofulous and scurvcy ten
dency of the system, caused by diet
of salt meat and fish through the long
winter. Modern science has changed
all this and provides these purifying
medicines in the form of compounded
extracts which are sold in bottles by
all Druggists. DR.. Kirk sells the above
medicine at this place.
THE REV. GEO. H. TAYLER, of
Burbon, Ind, says: Both myself and
wife owe our lives to SHILO'S CON
SUMPTION CURE" Sold by !Dr. L..
Il. Kirk. +
We publish in the present issue the
presentation address by Rey. Elm
Kirk, on behalf of the brotherhood
of Excelsior Lodge I. O. o. F.
of gold headed cane to
Barclay Reynolds. D. D. Past Worthy
Grand Master; also the address of
Mr.. Reynolds on accepting this val
ued token of the esteem and regard
of the members Of the Lodge.
WHY WILL YOU cough when shi-
loh's Cure will give immediate relief.
Price 10 cts, 50 ots., and 81. Bold BY Dr..
L. r. Kirk. 7
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deep ana long gaSh was made behind
the fore shoulder which was stitched
by NJ. j. h. Haines, and the animal
is recovering. Mr.. McCullough's
misfortunes did not end here. A
spirited, handsome driving mare, wa
taken sick on Saturday last and heI
death was expected but the animal
appears to be in fair way to recover
The papers in the neighborhood of
the proposed Improvement are pub
fishing the story that Mr.. VIM. NJ.
Singerly, having bought Spring Lawn
paper mill from the Magargees, will
"turn his attention" to inducing the
B. & O. Company to building a
branch down the Elk past the mill etc
1t strikes us that the B. & O. has
about all on its hands it can stand
up to at present and for some time
in the future.
Harry, son Of Nathan Montgomery
of 8th dist. was bitten on the bottom
of his heel, on Sunday morning, By a
copper head snake. DR.. G. w. Gil
lespie was called and administered
proper treatment. The boy is now
InfN ii h,,f al
len. The poison made him very sick,
causing violentvomiting. Whiskey,
the great antidote for snake poison
was not procurable Immediately, and
trip to Texas had to be made be-
fore the medicine could be obtained
Great catches of herring are report
ed about the mouths of North East
and Susquehanna rivers, equal we be-
lieve to last years catch. The fish
are said to b. finer than last year 8
herring. Where all these herring sud
denly came from after an almost to-
tai absence for a number Of years, is
what puzzels our wise men in pisci-
culture. Shad too, that more
aristiacratic fish, are more plenty than
last season, and large numbers have
been landed at Havre de Grace
where they sold as low as 6 to 10 dol
lars hundred. Herring are so plenty
that they can't be got out of the way.
If this continues better means will be
provided for saving the fish.
Elkton was full of "bad whiskey"
on Saturday night and lot of negros
who carried the aforesaid, were fined
on Monday morning. A fight was
part of the performance, (this was
matter of course) on which the report
er remarks, 'verily free whskey is
bad thing" This is the same role it
used to play under license. The
sentance reads more intelligently
"whiskey is a bad thing" and to
grant legal authority to sell it is a
bad thing. Every time these high(D
license folks open their mouths they
put their foot in it as the Irishmsn
said
Another weeks Itrial on several
large washings. convinces Mrs. Nc
Dougal that the Western Washer is
the machine that every farmer wants.
She says that the clothes after re-
peated washings retain their snowy
whiteness; that collars, cuffs, shirts,
handkerchiefs, sheets, pillow cases
etc. are left in splendid condition by
the Washer, and that blankets and
wool goods wash soft and light, are
not culled up and hardened as with
the washboard. The few tenacious
spots that remain after the clothes
have gone through the Washer. are so
softened that o few rubs with the
hands remove them entirely.
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Chicken Thieves.

The following was received too late for
asst week issue.
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ADDRESS

OF REV. ELM KIRK, P. g., ON BEHALF
EXCELSIOR LODGENO. 81 I.U.O.F
OF RISING SUN, ON PRESENTING
A GOLD HEADED CANE TO ID. u.
G. NJ. BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
ON THE EVENING OF
APRIL 18th, 1886.
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THE FIRE RECORD.

Destructive Fire at Helena, Ark.-Loss,
s32b, ,0O0-Two Shoe Factories mt New
burypori, Mass, Burned.
NEwBURYPoRT, Mass, March 22.-Flre
early Sunday morning In Morgan Bros.
shoe factory, and Robert Couch. Jr's shoe
factory, adjoining, caused a loss Of s75, 900;
insurance $50, 500. One hundred hands are
out and six families homeless through the
flames communicating to three tenement
houses near the factories. Two invallds
were removed on beds with great difficulty.
New ORLEANS, March ga Helena,
Ark. special says: At three o'clock yester-
day morning FIRE broke out In Roblnson's
grocery store. A heavy gale was blowing
and II was impossible 10 check the flames.
The total loss Is estimated at s325. 900; In
surnuee, s225. 600 Individual losses are
as follows: N. Straub, Se5, 900; John Ett-
man Il Co., $40, 900; J. ZeelIg, $4,000; J.
c. Barlow, $4,000; II. Fendland, s65, 900;
Burton heirs, $1,000; Phillips County Bank,
s25, 600; II. NJ. Gerck. $4,000; Jacob
Fisher, S25, 900; Grant Bros, $4,000; NJ.
Newman, Sl2, 900; ii. @. Fighter, sl2, 900;
Helena Opera House, $40, 900; A. l.. Gonlg,
$40, 900; European Hotel, $4,000. Other
losses were small.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-03-24
Mr.tsrIeu.lr pI..ppear.d.

NEW YORK. March 2i.--A Detroit special
says that on Wednesday Miss Grace Whit
comb, Of Jackson, Mich, niece Of Post
master General Villas, mysterlousIy dlsap.
peared. She accompanied friends to the
depot In Jackson on that day, and has not
been seen since. II is known that she did
not leave on the train. SHE Is very popular,
and the city Is much excited over the mat
ter. Miss Whitcomb has suffered from
spinal troubles Of late, which have caused
severe headaches, and II Is thought flle may
have become demented.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-03-24

John Sturdevant, the boy preacher,
near Raleigh, N. c., who was recently
stricken blind for few days, during
which period he preached with great
eloquence, has again come to the front
According to his father he has had an
other Divine revelation. He is to be
stricken blind, deaf and dumb, and his
left arm is to be paralyzed. In fact,
one report states that the afffiction
actually took place at the time APP
pointed in the presence of one hundred
and fifty persons. Two expert physi-
clans have examined the boy. They
pronounce the case wonderful one.--
CHICAGO Tribune. ,