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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-15

THE INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTORSHIP OF
MARYLAND.
The indications are that there will not be any
immediate change in the internal revenue col
lectorship of Maryland for the present. Repre-
sentative McComas says the change will not be
made until after the adjournment Of Congress.
REPRESENTATIVES, RoMEIs KEEPS HIS SEAT.
The Hurd-Romeis contested election case was
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sRERlFF's SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
Third Judsciai District 81 Washinztox
Territery. bidding terms a. 6eaff3e
No Is t-John G. 8eavey, plnznfiR ".
William H. Llrweilys. n Ms cen psoper
person and a. H. ex<cus0r and ssussee q
the esiaxe OF 5}ephen w. Hoyey. de-
ceaseA. e. d desrndkrss.
unesr nnd bDvirsueof IN order 81 ssie
iHntd cut q tks above named Court in
- ssess entitled scsion. d@tsd the 1eih
dsy e keb uArT, ia snd 70 ne direcssd
10 de.ivered, tAye 5uiy levied upsn TIE
nd = fuiio~x ss.it:
List nuu bred fhspe q u haock nrm
hcrs1 any 90 ara let rnmhefed three
@ Of box nun be- q Any tour 50. an ID
Aaynerds town pfsf - H. tssu NOV
esfy3 q sesxf,s. y SD King eoantY. md
sfss. II 10 offered III IL aid lot there Is. a
block n4snber1d q fy-four 60 ~ Nav
asxds psAt - .eid nrss IN erdsr ~ tie
lire ~ eald nais
xssics e kerefore hsrxny xssen that ..
sasarAny, he - asy e Arm,
1875
A - uicIeck q N. = ssl<l dsy, N font 81
III c. - Aeune door,. - I'm ejsE - ga.
- kLnR esrnfy. NashiaeseA 1~rrfzsry.
twN = snedk nce 2 s<sd order u $50
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80 49, 4 d ssssss w
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To all whom itmay Conoern
ovvIux o. nm ooruurrA AM pusx,
sogxD kAIf4.oAD cn,lPANTs

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Proposals for Military Sup-
Dhes.

aEsrQcanrkns Dkv'f ~ Tux coxr,rnux.
0fscA e eb<f Qusrs<rn sss<r,
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vfa b oD<Eed, il the pr ssnes q b11d<rs.
fox IT, furEfx1fng nn6 aszfxsry - military
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ATHrEvISe FArLuRE.=zJudge Tuf-
nex IN the n sitter 81 the creditors Qf
the nrm Scheeline Bros. appointed
On Monday r. r. Moore. Of this city
receiver. and the stock win soop o.
A1verthedg lad dis6ossd) OF ID 3he
highest bidder We are informed u
Mr.. 8 E. Strickland. attorney for ths
creditors, that the San Francisco
hoard OF trade have claims OF t44..
956. the Portland board Of trade
go. 900. including the claim IL
20 600 Of the Traders National bank
VI This city. and relatives Of the firn
|lpI old8s ~ amount Of Gil 900,
Known WIS. |. sss
Mr. Strickland Informs US that iHr
drm have for several months bedn
selling on credit. below cost and TAX
ing notes which they are discountine
- fTeppsisi6u ms BnoQlseed ~ ne
nrn to compounds for rs cents On
the dollar, but the creditors would
hos enesp6 he hool1 % the drps
have been placed out Of reach Of tlle
creditors, and we are informed that
Ben scheSllss Is my ae Af H6xkdxn b
70 avid arrest. Spokane Chroniclt,
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b r - A.
-.
= H9l<4 - - 8
- Orn11nn 49, = 80 -
- q, -. S,.,.s.-. ..ro.....'.,es -
49,. 9l. -
$500 ngU our ~ y 49,
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~lBetE&F 10y - 4fdcAIlK g noe|
y more ibaa l en- TIL TIE News
: ssy, s ss a Z, s tss ocsss : ~
things are tefribly n!xsd. 80 III
we afe drlEti1g alDog fke . puooee
whicA = likely 70 nurs = my NO
ment and sseu y ooes there vm ~
trouble n0osg the people. The
Chinsmen, who sppesr 70 Be TIE bore
OF coatention. make themseavss very
sUxc1r4{tQs n1u1t nftQCk
IL 49, ~ 4 \
nsfrs5v Sens ADD uaf theH esess aftef
them, add u thines grow much
wore white men viii have 70 do the
same thing. A iafge numoef Of prom
issnt bnssneS n1sa rrqnesssd me
s os e sa ADD S' :ss ss.s could q
done iosafds checking the lAwiees-
pes which seems 70 be rampant n
and nfonnc Portland The Iekh q
O'Clock was The day and time sR-|
pointed tor {heR eft1ne< y oQ2> Z
- one
- NE e - y -
ing. - - Shax was 70 be eeen ano
70 hes What wseto Be heard- when
ksrr ~ efe.o
0er9 4hec0mfo1n srowdeoj
and also en- The passages leading
thereto. .ss lss,ds se ss zee ss. ss'' na.
ben4 y Vas going %.
uutn Z Trend came o1t Win ne hatI
IN bis hard looking IKE ne nad oecoI
r1n lily tnfesoing msca'ees
- u what they wers DO
sne ana.CnIoees Crow
ss.os saisss =. !. . Ss oaa y, way re
lAw-and ORDER portion witndrevl
and went into the County Clerk q
ofl1cc - fornq . meelI 43Rrj
xE PSI 4n<l4Df q
49, el.cos -
iiehea In the Portland pApeFA ! have
taken no part 10 tnis irrepressaoi9
connict on sitner SIDE, put am UNI
vquivocaiiy TOT nv ana ORDER. Iof y
have too much respect Tor uociss
SAm 70 violate nis laws y BEG
my way l would Lave the !aw - The
Cinnamon come no more here. buq
they sre here and ue muss not vioi
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noses OF FINAL PROOF.

o. LAID osuca A oErnrss, v. Z.
February .. leoA
Notice 3 hsr~ey gwen that ssCNpER
E6GxM hAs died ettce 4 intention ~
tAhs anal proof before the 0less 81 the MS
. Lot oourt, II bis of1cs n see1sh, ". e eu
fn<sy. the solh Gay u maren, 4. b. foso %
RE sDpticu . 3 -. Dsel. for he M + 81
- < = ssse1m y. tounshfp - nsstA sanss
east
He sAmes - Witnesses Tvsr ,. Mos, An
Hers Mos. 0lof Otlevsrn and yohsn Psdsrn6n.
Al q Pom Nsdfson. VT.
ttat - Joan 2. 0OWET.
fs1omr1S Ro91sasr q shs Ian6 nee
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The Ca "a 2 sS5Sz sZalAd netfal = ell %
hin. fhs Dsc1eF has visited II hnGDt1n1a y
informaftan vhicA Il d esnpetsn1 b Impair
V those IN nssd II Nj serv4oss. DH. 0mDok
VIII mako - charge un1sre be eGscos . onrs
Ferrous cured - hans. OIL e. wxf1s. Al
communicative r'rcx,y confidential. 1900
ten dollars for : packAGe Of nedicine. ~
dress Oh. }. y. 6IDD0N, box loG3s oaa Fran
cisco. Ol- Meuftoa foax-fNzBzxzo1acxn.
xpledy
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LseAL wklears Ass nsAagsE'


/ Fhe new IcEritarial law reads:
SECTION + Every person who usea
any weight or measure, knowing u
To be false. by which use another i
defr uded or. Otherwise injured, il
gsilty 81 mkdel1eeeor.
SIC 3. ID sh Ssiss Of coal hay
and other commodities. usually sold
by the ton or fractional part thereof,
iai ii /, "a IEi6sE2J two asl lhoa'
sand pounds 10 the ton; and in al
sales Of articles which are sold II
commerce or trade. by avoirdupoiS
weight. ths seller must give 70 the
purchaser full weight. at The rate d
sixteen ounces to the pound. AM
person violating this section Is guilty
y &C sf1E:eSsf ss,sA. or m...ur,
- tkt61 Na|c1E 10 be one which
does not conform to the standard
established BY the laws Of the United
States.
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psIr,.s coi.t,Ssli7 c5yRssdx.

A late Ottawa dispatch says. TIE
seson ~ ez6cs Of Hpn a0 I. Corn
wall. lieutenant governor OF British
Columbia, will expire In June nexf,
when he win retire. There b a.
presest . very hotly contested race
between Mersrs Nelson and Mac
doeaM both Beilioh cpoolbia sena-
henfthant governor 81 N Pacific
province. sincs the complssioa Of Tie
railway from the east, has become
so importsni ope Both gentiemen
~ lheg hAse sir 1uhnS pInnNfAf
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tans frisss for he hssi lane aas
Fsrsiga Literature.

pos.rs>~A Of sus tiysSs aes and
eee Or o. her 81 cur ssx - tssss Aus~rfs q
n,osthilcz 8 81 tssrs ln4F aaA Eed Atnfzeis
On ec<nasand wf N. wAaas nksaata1sss
khilaas lphts Nv ming isAiNs&a.
kUr ttp - TttE tAfEN1 AaS SH3 sef
che o. the tn.ertezA "a nsoEffiiss -
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for . yeaT. t>s.i pStd % tor - . fak
lfvsse Aek and The ~. sseket.A
Adarc~. lltfkIsL n CO.
fA& tls~&aas
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FAnMERs AND MECHANIC.
exss nssev - dps>as blllH BsIbss
ysar methsfa. wives nd eiG1ses by .
tsmrly pufchsss u DR.. bosanhois Ccaeh
and Lana Syrppv hssa knova remedy
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A6estisr& Relieves ehiidren 81 ergoD
in ens ssehf; may ave yoa hnnSrsas ~
dslies9 fr,eA - - - - h1pies
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Adninissrator's Rotic,s..


EssTATE or HoBkkr MccoMD, Dc
Netsc> b hsrshy siyen b the undwxispsd,
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mne, N>kh - penasaory vouabepn. wlfh1r
eseass npeens eum - hfa puhilentssa q
eh>ni4 Ikffnnsi 6Azk 10 tie city Il Sat u.
Kin6 eo1uey. WaakfbFfon Tsrr15ory. o. -
eame Witt o<eser tur~~d
WI y. NETvEs.
AAn irisss1cr ef IL e-.sse ~ hsrt Ma.
Csn1b 80 ed.
D1ee - .ssn nee aas Of Ne snst publscs-
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aopinloa~. n6s


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LISt>e AsE ons ceusm m n the whole
deid OF cufrcnt iiter~sy aesivitys and u
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oar ~-HS.foa Traveller.
II has naw tor many wears held the 81
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s ss.ss sssss g ss si $3.50 K 9 iss -
nearly al the good htek t1fs ~ ~ akhsl
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NeArsy tho whole wor q OF authors and
yriterx appear In ID la shesf bsst meosas.
J he - der h kaps well ssress Of The
current thoaxhs Of The AGE --B sssen Jour
hu.s estrashtally and eordi.ry xAle
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II snansus tts readers 20 keep fully
obre@ss Of fas b rss fAsashs and hlsfs "a q
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hi grx.shy. nstssn. sossaes. criticism.
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are In % listed IN all are found here 80 10
Wslphnss isssioa.
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~ - eel ihfos med In eafse,.t ntasa go
- b. the pesusAi VI = long itst Of M nth
hsgL .I~asls,has tnq asser.
N fsr& rcA-ase Ae 80 40 nors tAsn
ths one pahisu-u n - KIP hsa weii
ahrcast Of kaxls h per4casr-i ternsn
Sunday sehoes riass Phsisa iPhia-
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tVuatn< ease . 49, 3 4 x.<es. , We yet
frcsa tse productions = The fosssssss
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The b = Sslve h ~ Soflx ~ Chis
Bsassa sosps. CieerA Ssis 6h<um. -
ss< $500. ysanps- paappet samoa ca
e1zisA ees1s nd a 80 Rsurssos.
sud positively cores Pstr& % n PAP
rsquirsa II 10 gaxfxnssrd = eve ruF>
fecs s~ttsfsesian. 81 nnno oGGmGHmf-
rrsse 5 e~nss per bar. Per ~ - a
<&%--@A ssss
III 3ssss
sireplez1ne@s or snv nervcns tranhSes
can nea szasediss< reisef and b. ~ured
~ s<lns Dr. H<sseys Cei<ry. Bs<f sd
irsu. du
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FANCY POULTRY.

Tgx sUDscRz1sR sTIl.L Has A
csiasss e = 8 -. ss = s s. &c.
~ 6sKiSSoT
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Field S8EbS,
GIlDBN SRRDs.
/. GRASS SEEDS,

nUn avoCE or NEW SEEDS has
Qgx1ve4 Bought from Re iarHsnf
- - GyvWrs - = & eat die .unts ~
WI ~ tkem lower 0sn any dea1er evo5
olke4 oeods DIR before. We VIII rlosf
o1t Dr. ~ Mock IS a. " twoithird3
9 wAsasnas ed Rsss.I sssd Dssiss.
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Pilsd IN frsGheDtiy p1s9l6pd - Z
lower ri y the ab1DsnsG. e6nSine TIE
psaisa11 ZOO e - ssrps saeSts-u
= s,sss 49, g spssss = 8: e
stoma4A - 4 naiakurs. HE usdspil
' %aa ps I'm ~, AN 80: : en- an
cation of p Bcsenko's Pils Rsssdy.
.hieh aees 1irsnly aeon he rssu a.
footed, abo1gtinx ~ Tumora, allnyina
The in19nse ltc41nR end s9eottng > psF-
maneut euSo. Pxies % csptA A1dsonu
the Dr., bos.nko 4ed1olns o.. nqua.
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I'm IssRADgRGR or KING CoUN-
y sys T. - pnyoa prsen1nfiss al
y fssd q sszd e~usty. bsssins dssss
pstG - a1d incfpding Ne So, q the Ne
vaWoG eU8R ~ No fnt.re1< win ~
aaAouso - ~ v1-ranlp nfter this dab
- 9E0 p. MIL 1ronsnrur.
~ ss I; s Is Qsssy nsssI, n ], sssssslA
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|. Npp<z<sxr xxx eae is<k vssos -
" 3fs = . r~S ~ o1iror,'s Ase
nasis Visa 4 n synwAM. n
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RIIREI1T STOCK FARM.

II HAVE on HAND 4. Sua1nER or
fssaststs-4reufsa Cows snd nsafssx
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-29

Once again the flowers we gather
On these sacred mounds to lay
Ger the tombs of fallen patriots
Float the stars and stripes to-day.
From the mountain, hill and valley
Issued forth II noble throng,
with heroic bravery fighting
Till was heard the conquerers song.
But these heroes now are sleeping
while their deeds in memory live,
And the tribute we are bringing
'rIs the nations JOY TO give.
Bring we here the gold and purple,
Scarlet, blue and lily white,
Tassels from the silver birchss
And the tulips gay and bright
Swords no more are brightly flashing.
Foes no more our land molest;
Slumbering in the grccnclad valley,
Sweet and peaceful is their rest,
Earth to them was full OF promise,
Home and friends and lite were dear,
Bnt when loud the war cry echoed,
Quick the answer. We are here"
"Ready for nations struggle
sword and sabre shining bright.
Move we onward To the battle,
Forward In the ranks 10 hshi''
swiftly now he years are rolling,
While the honor and the fame
or the valiant brave increases,
And more dear each noble name.
Bring the flowers the grave to garland,
Let the sweetest music rise,
Let the stars and stripes be waving
Ger their generous sacrifice.
e. ". Chapman. in Salem thass.) Gazette
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-29
victor rmm.uv,, and mn. App.,,,s.

Victor Emmanuel, among his peculiari-
ties, was a tremendous eater, and preferred
TO take his meals In the strictest privacy and
with the most entire freedom from re-
straint. Often, when he was only King cf
Piedmont, he would have al, tho dIahes put
on the table al once, and then send away all
the servants At such times he would eat
with his elbows on the table, upsetting the
salt on tho cloth, that he might tho more
easily dip into 10 the little raw onions which
he was 80 fond Of, and which he used to Nib
BILE all through the dinner. The quantity
that he could eat was amazing. On one Of
his hunting trips no and his companions
stopped at the house of q countryman for tho
night. At supper they had veal cntlets
After the meal was over, the king turned tn
the officer next 10 him and asked him how
many he supposed he (the king) had eaten.
AZ his plate was bare, for he had been throw
ing the bones To his dog, the officer, who had
been watching the disappearance OF the cut
lots with awe, thought that he might venture
on bit OF politeness, and replied, 1.-TWO or
three" The king repeated the question TO
the others In turn, and they all out Of re-
spect similarly underestimaied his exploits,
until he came to a Savoyard, who had no re-
gard for anything but the truth, and replied
promptly, Your majesty has eaten nina"
The king langhingly admitted that he was
right
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