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A RruanKABLE CASE

TIE " LLKNOSN CARLSBAD SPRUDEL SALT
Proof. Ed Rom He NATURAL SPRINGS
OF -AkIs BAD. BETTER MAN ANY
or IHE SO-CALLED BLOOD
PURIFYING X tMEDIES.
The cashier of NJ. GugxeuheiIns ons. 9S and pS
Franklin street OF the largest import houses in
the United states writes under date of June 30 lSSS
As follows:
For wars have suffered from assesses which
always formed on the back of my neck and had be
cut from time to time to obtain relief. used a sorts
of blood purifiers, but without avail. The
would always resppear. ] suffered very much pain
u til my phy-lc advised the genuine i'm
ported Carlsb ID Sprudel salts powder forum used
this Tor about four weeks, and that time nave
been entirely free IRON the disease Ny compile Ron
cleared. N have enjoyed good health ever since
cannot speak too highly OF this really yalu bile remedy
and have Cmnehded IL all my friends Va no nj 40
speak Il Its wonderful effects MS a laxative.
ours very respectfully. / MEYHps
The Genuine CsTleOad Spruie Salt Powder ia put mn
IN -onHd bottles Each bottle comes in paper cartoon
and has the seal OF the city Carlsbad the si.ns
Nr" OF EIsp'r Mendelson Co.. sole Age. ts around
the neck If every bOtt All others worthless lint
tsuous Pamphlets and Dr. loDoldt's lecture mailed
free upon application. EISNEt. & MENDELSON co
ID BARCLAY l., " J., sole Ageut5 aul-mwSf
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ANNUAL kEPOkT OF PRESIDENT GALLAUDET.
z NJ. Gallaudet, the president Of the Columbia
Institution for She Deaf and Dumb, at Kendall
Green, In his annual report to the Secretary OF the
Interior, states that the number OF pupils remain
ing IN the institution on the 1st OF july 1887
a. There were 30 admitted during the year and
% since, making total OF 1877 students OF this
number l0S are males. and "a females; Is
and ~ in the primary departm Mt. The death OF
Dr. Ca nett, the attending phy scian, 10 noted, and
tribute is paid " his character: During the
year, IL Is stated, TWO members OF the board OF
James C. MCGUIRE. both Of this city. The services
&c inc
The report states that the new chemical
laboratory has been partially ntted up
q sss college, report
courasiSs and viii Be continued Tne number
seeking admission has not been a. great as was
expected. Six young women were admitted last
year and three OF these have returned IOr the
Total of eSh nov 1a ~ Ue eoeSe Fy
are In the Introductory class and three In the
freshman class. The receipts for the year were
$4,000 and denc:ency appropriation q $500
sssam veryus aanA Presses.
rH MvMn0ArINa COMMITTEE 10 GIT DuRN0 TIE
R.osss
In the Senate, yesterday afternoon, in response
to an inquiry from senator Blair - 70 when . re-
port might b expected on the House Dill 70 pro-
hibir the use Of steam presses in the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing, Nj. Harris stated that
the matter had been referred 70 senator Hncock
ana ana himself e. . suoeommittse o. ne finance
oeen examined, and - much progress had been
mace e poesible. 9e could not say Wbether the
dld nos ksow nov many witssssss re@ainSd % b
exam1neo @ how much time they would require.
q ~ NE Svss e: sssnSs g any
49, toe tns purpose q carrying o. the Invest
sssoa.
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NOT A BOY, But GiRi--"Take on your hat,
there, shouted ballIff kendlg an the Police Court
this mOrLlng, 10 a coiUrrd individual who occu-
pied "A seal l. ar the door. lhe hat Was not re-
moved, ana again the bailn shouted, .'raAe OF
your hat, | tel you" Stll the hat was not re-
moved, and the Daiin started learn the reason
why, when h. discovered that he h q O-.n shout
Ing TO a colored girl wuo Was wearlag an Old
black SLOUGH hat, and ulster, the lalter gar
ment covering her dress A few minutes later
when the colUred girl was called for ,r1a she oc-
cupied seat at he counsel table. Presently the
Judge looked round lie discovered tne glrl, and,
Ike the btIiir, Thought she was a b0y. Every
boy was watching the Judge. de looked at the
defendant for awhile, and then SAID: "rake on
your nat there, boy" Everybody laughed an 1
the Judge wh.sIled when he discovered ais nis-
taAe.
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no NOT FORGET TO ADD TO YOUR DRINx.
~ ing watsr Lemonade or soda 10 drops OF ANt,0
sLohA BIZ EhS II IA. parts = deli ious favor ana
PR vents Malaria and all summer Diseasrr H. M ~,
j. q. b. siegert Z sons. A' W %, ~.
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EARLrs GALLERIES
lHE GkI ENBACKr
nSs VII ~ tas,AEee OF Microscopic Painting by
r,u,... b. IhAl ID; ia. Dobie"
rors- AL the ko0Eks' oHoUPs ia"
N. 90, JAMES y. EAELE soma
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The COllrls.
rITY .TrDes

EQUITY CoUKr-yudge james.
To-day, hurpAy az. Genes,e; receiver ordered
TO report In thirty days. FURNACE at Farmdge;
sale uecreed, l. h. Leinton appointed trustee.
Monett agt Moffest; do, M. NJ. Parker and A. N.
McB.alr appointed trustees. SIS agt Moxley; ap-
pearance ordered. callahan agt Walsh; DO. Don
a.dson agt. Mitchell; demurrer oyerrued Mnh
leave " Answer. tOIrest agt- Forrest; testimony
before j. Cruikshann ordered Laken-
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1httle Mary's speech.

From Harper's Young re pie
There Was company one evening at tea and Mary
was allowed 10 cuIne TO the table. She heard
ever, body talking, aud wanting 20 JON 10 the
conversation, waited unIll there was a documentary
lulL
-oa, mamma" she cried, 1--WE got one OF ths
new napAlns"
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dispatch from Auckland, N. z, says that the
British consul az RaratongA mas been instructed TO
lsiands.
Mr.. Balfour said at glasgow that II Ireland OBJ
tained local parliament shc would have 70 be ~
conquered. Agitation Was the Irish c0nmonerS'
daily bread.
Patrick UBrep, Nationalist member q paslia-
ment, was released from Kilkeany jsu yesterday.
He had been In prtson Tor seven months for oonso6
under the crimes act
The composing room q the Indianapolis Jourmal
has been formally turned over 70 the Indianapolis
Typographical Union, n0n-un10n printers being
discharged and union men taking their cassa,
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COUNTRY BOARD

,ONfoisT- RkIREAI, PoPULAR YYasT ~ ~,
~ resort In The Mountains Of Maryland str,ctx no
InAlzrious sovantnges unexcelled: nshfn~
~: w. M CLARK. Keep Iryst WaahinTton c.,nnex
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From the Pictorial West.
Fond Ao.her.-"My dear. are you feeling any
betterf-
Dolly.-'ldunno am the jell all gone?"
Fond Mother.-"Ies my dear"
noM.n
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TIE U. S. S. OssIPEE sailed from Philadelphia
this corning with the monitor Puritan In tow tor
Norfolk.
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Transfer Of lgeal Estate.

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows:
Mary L. Jones TO Z. X Newman, sub 30. "a. $40;
$1,000. Timothy Cavanaugh TO Josephine b. Cav
anaush, ut. ID. 81. $50; $. Jo-epaiue Is. Caya-
naUgh 10 Timothy Cavanaugh. pts. andS do. /;
g. b. ii. Warner TO Robert Buchanan, lot a.,
trheld; $42o Ida t. hidweIl 10 W. IL West, suo
A., A. 2U1; s..
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The U. s. s. RICHMOND, which Is to be lifted out
as nagship OF the Aslattc squadron, was locked al
New York Today Tor repairs.
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

V,OR KENT-FUE NIsHED HALL 923 st n W
II TO lodges, clubs and associations on days = d
EVENING" 10 suit. Apply at W. Y. DENISON's Real
E.lAtx Once under above hall au:|O-:Iln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-03

The Tug FORTUNE has been fitted up to carry
She sailed from Norfolk To-day for New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-03

The BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING to-day Or
dered temporary repairs on the GaIena TO cost
$1,000.
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The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices Of
til New York stock Market, Us reported by special
wire to COrson ahu Mccartney. 1410 street.
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HAYTIEN GENERAL kILLED.-The State De-
partment has been informed by tue United states
minister in Hayu that In fight between the
1orces or Gems. TheieLnlQue and Leg1tine, on The
2ot3 OF september, Gen. fneiemaque Was killed
IW hight lasted through The night, commencing
akout z Ia the evening and continuing untll about
e tn- next morning.
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The Theiis In the Arctic.
REPORT OF THE WORK ACCOMPLISHED BIZ LIEUT.
DNORY.

BNORY.
The following telegram was received at the Navy
Department this morning from Commodore Beik-
nap, commandment OF the Mare Island navy-y Yard,
Vallejo, Cal: "Capt. Shepard, Revenue Marine, at
instance or Commander Emory, OF TheIis, reports
as follows: Thetis arrived at Ounalaska September
II. All well. Thet1s left Arctic SepLem Der l. AT
that date ali well aboard whaling neeL Raised
degelct whaler Jane Gray August Is, 10 field VI
ice adjoining Arctic Park, 90 miles 10 nortnward
ana eastward o, Point Barrow. Kept her iD COM
pauy unlu September ., when diSpa, cled ner TO
san Francisco, Ensign Dewey commanding. A.
Osterberg, formerly OF The Ino, and e. Cog e hail
mate OF Tue wreckel Mary & Susan, Aboard Jane
Gray. Last rep Ir 10 dereiict made ut PORT Clarence,
where she was hove down SO that Sue lett In
thorough condition Tor sea with request that all
saivag. Oe waived. SEPTEMBER H. AT ST. Mich iel's,
took aboard remains OF Archbishop JegherS
Found seventy-one destitute mlnef,, OF whoa
MT, six were American citlZens- They had only
four months iOOd Tor nine months OF winter. Eu-
barked them ABOARD ThetiS 10 preyeat Calamity.
Eighteen 70 20 san Francisco by rev, nue. steamer
Ru5h, others TO Sitka Uy Thetis. Alter dispatch
ing Jane Gray, was prevented from rel urnIng To
Arctic and whaling fleet by absence or the coal ex
pected al Pot Clarence. Sau from Ounaiaska Tor
Silk September 20. After disembarhlng governor
OF Alaska at Sltka, Will proceed 70 E,quimalt 10
land remains or Archbishop Jegher,, ad There
await orders from Department.. The Indian who
murdered john Bremen last June was iyncned Dy
the miners on the koyokuk last july"
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GOLD MEDAL. PARIS, 1878.

BAKERS GOLD MEDAL. PARIS 1879
bAhEnS WarrsnteI ABSOLUTELY PURE CO.
bAhthS Goa. frvm which the 8 VI OIL has
BAhkk'S been rernoye,I n hss fhrer ti,ne, m
BlSEAkFAsT sfTs.ofh OF Cocoa n,iIr,, with S,.,ch
BREAKFAST ArruwPoot or Sugnr and IL Therefor.
BhEAkFAST far more economicaI cost,no Irs. M.
bhEEAhfASi one cent n cup. Ii IL delicious. nour-
CotoA ishluE, STRENGTHENING. easily d,gested
SSouC0oA aud admirably adapted Tor invslIds As
1912 Wei Is for persons In health
VIVA SOLD BIZ UhUCEks EVERIWHERE.
W. BAKER & CO.,
SEQ Dorchester, MasA.
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The Maabaasau Club Drops Fred May.

From the New lOTk " orld to-day.
Fred May was expelled IRON the Manhattan
Club at last weeks meeting OF the committee on
discipline. The reason given for the dropping VI
Mays name was his non-payment OF club dueA
The fact that has name Was al wed 20 be dropped
ior non-payment OF dues Indicates has lack uf
popularity sith the otner members aud lives
plauslDlilty 10 the Dclle that IhIs mercy an
excuse Tor getting r1a OF him. L. In se.d0In that
lleulOer eNpekled l. Il such "A r.a~og.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-03

The FIRST CONTR0LLERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ter Durham has made report to the secretary OF
the Treasury OF the work OF his bureau for the
year ended June 80, 1885, l. shows alarge amount
OF work done and Tue settlement or accounts az
gregating $4,647, &c, 767. lie says that all the
business on hand when he came into office has
been disposed Of and that the amount now on
hand eau be transacted In fifteen days. lie re-
cOmmendS that fixed salaries be given United
States district attorneys, marShals and clerks
and a maximum put 10 the amount or the ices the
United States Commissioners shan receive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-03

Drought and Famine i'm India.
L0 don, Oct. "A drOus ht prevails throu ,hOut
the province o. Guzerat, India, and famine is
threatened on the peninsula OF ttywar.
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Sales Of Zeal Estate.

Abbie W. Gillett has Dough or VIM. Mayse for
$4,000, part lot 81, square 2lS 20 Uy 80 feet, on
the west side OF 14tn, between h anu streets
northwest.
Caroline r. Rittenhouse has BOUGHT for a. 21s IS
OF naran N. Rittenhou,e, parts 256. 2J7, anu 25s,
50. 81, west Washington, 314 feet on Montgomery
street, north OF West street.
A. f. MOr0l mas bought, for $4,000, lot Is, So.
$40, fronting I'm on 7 street ana 1882 feet on
Boundary stree., between 6ta and TN streets
northwest.
G. L Gordon has bought OF Sarah p. Tyrer, for
81, 500, lot 81, SO. 239 fronting Is feet On 18th
street, between X and northwest-NO. l7lS. Mr..
property TO s. N0rment, treasurer OF the American
Telephone Co. (coLso ldated). for the same amount
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b en cX,ended by the Equity court nrly-nve days
10 Lake tue Ueotlnous IN the case OI the NV
ORGANS Base Bali fark %. at The Nasuln yton
Ma ional Base Bali CluU and Vim. Mldaer 10 re-
strain the latter from playlug with the Nationals
The alleged contract OF Ml1ntr with the com.
plAinan.s expired on SaIu. day last, but the
ques.0n HOW Is, What damage has been
suffered by the comp.ainants BY the
alleged viol lion Of con race, and TO the claim
OF the com ilaindnts ,es,l ponS Will be taken in
New Orleans. Ihe counsel nave, however, not yet
a. eeI IS 10 who the court snau Appoint 10 take
tue testimony.
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Went Down with All Hands.
ANOTHER DIsAsrrR os TUE rAKrs

DETROIT, Oct. "A special nom Cheboygan,
Mich, says: The steamtr At lanttc, which arrived
here TIL, morning. left Alpena at IL O'Clock last
night. Al that time nothing had been heard OF the
propeller Wilson and nOthIng was seen OF her by
the Atlantic. The wilson was last seen with her
spdts gone, ana the crew OF the Rogers, OF the
wilson tow, state positively that they saw the
wilson go down with al hand, ON board
FIVE BODIES RECOVERED.
PORT SANILAC, MICH, Oct. 3-The bodies Of the
five people IRON the barge ST. Clair, drowned here
yesterday morning when the Sand Beach liIe-UOat
was swaInped, have all been recovered
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Canadian Annexation.

Montreal Dispatch TO the New lors Herald ort2
The Star, which represents more accurately
than Any OF the party papers the true feelings o.
Canadians on pubic questions. has a Significant
article this evening on the annexation question.
Its expression or opinion has caused a big sensa-
ton In political circles IL SAYS: "The American
Senate can't have Canada for he asking just now
but We warn the politicians Of both sldes ia Cana
da That they are AT an appalling rate creating an
annexation sentiment la tubs country. FllIeen
years ago it would have been Treason 20 tnlnk Of
such a chang, and any one open,y expressing a
favorable opinion Of it would have Teen exposed 70
personal Violence. To-day the question can De
discussed with the utmost tTeeduIu, and an
Is, ousal or the cause IL tolerated without a
thought OF violence. This change has teen
brought about by a variety Of cags :, all created
by the professional politicians Tue only thing
that can check the swelling Tide OF annexation
sentiment In this country ~ higher patriotism In
mesl and possibl, a sDlIe4ie OF lmpcrial fedora
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GrNr.s SuIrs Scouazp

Cosfs. SOC. Pspta 25c.: vssea 25c Alssr1ne snA
EepsiIinr Sons N best manner Goods called Tor sad
K HAHN, EOS 9th It NV.
ss2-6m md AIS n. Calvert %. D-lumo:s
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PRoMorIoNs.-John NJ. Faris, Of Indiana, has
been promoted from 81, 200 to g. 400 In the Post
ONCE Department. and Z. ii. Boeter, OF Arkansas,
from 81 900 10 8, zoo.
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VINEYARD HAVEN, MASS, Oct. 3--Schooner Alta
maha, sanders, Ilon barren, g., seventeen days
out, OF and for Boston, arrived To-day Leaking,
having experienced heavy weather during The
passage. She has two men sick with malariL
fever
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A Peddler Killed By Ballaegs.

THEY DRAG HIN 4 QUARTER or hILE, SCRATCH
OUT EYES AND TEAR OFF HIS HANDS.
A dispatch from Lancaster, Pa. Oct 2, says: Jaa
Rife, d farmer living near shippensburg, keeps
lhree ll-blooded English bulldogs On SATURDAY
Isaac Litter. o peddler, drove up 70 his house and
entered the yard A he opened the gate the three
savage dogs sprang upon him and threw him TO
the ground. There was no one AZ home but Ma
Rife. and she was afraid 10 so TO his AID Tne
dogs dr. agYed the peddier on. into the road ana
down the road for q quarter OF Q mile, where they
ieIt him lying unconscious
Mrs. RIe ran 70 the nearest neighoors. two
miles Distant Waen she returned with help LITER
had recovered CONSCIOUSNESS, Aid had dragged
himself 10 his wagon. Ills eyes were torn IRON
their sOckets the hesh was entirely stripped from
fhe face his throat was torn 20 that his Wtndpipe
and ali the Uendons and arteries were exposed, nd
the nesD on his legs and body WAS gashed " The
bone IN twenty-elght oinerent placrA Both HANDS
w.re TORN on He was carried TO the farmhouse
OF UanIel Ly Ons, where he dled last night He ives
frum Harrisburg, where he leaves family.
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The Death Record.
During the twenty -lOur hours ending at O'Clock
this afternoon deaths W re reported 10 the health
Office as follows: Ida Bern I'd HUM, month;
Mary HILL 10 years; Jacob Barette, 90 years; Fred
Taylor suit So years; Harry c. 1honett, monlhs
ana Ann Lynch, ~ cara white. Samh Lynch, 70
years, and Ida Henderson. years coIored-
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Marr1age licenses have
been issued by the CLERK OF the court TO stephen
Twyman; QUlntus Jones aud Julia Thomas; 4. j.
Callahan, Of Boston. and Eva A. casey; Andrew G.
Johnson and Caroline A. sullivan; D. Sprigg Pick
Chin and kebecca Foreman; Tnoln Price and
Frances Butler, OF Charles County, Nd; Jonn r
Faue Of New H. snS aSs,s
TEE DuNBARToN BRIDGE ACROSS Rock CRErK.-A
deed was paced on record today In which Eyans
Lyons, IOf the consideration o. SO grants 70 Joan
w. thompson Arthur Z Bateman, and Washing
ton Mclean the right TO construct a bridge, to 6e
known as the DunbartOn bridge, at q height of 40
feet on the property or Lyons as contained In a
strip crossing Rock Greek. This bridge will bc In
the line OF Massachusetts avenue extended across
the creek, and n for the beAeit Of the new suburb
"Dunbarton."
RoBBRRrKs RKPoRTED.-LOthar Poesche l2o4
12tn street northwest, reports IL pigeons stolen
from his stable last Friday nighL.-E f. Hibard,
a New York avenue, reports stolen from a tool
nue, on the night OF the 10Th September, q
rochet drill, burst dr;iL Ec.-A. W. Jon q, 2lS Sd
street northwest repor,s thai his trunk was forced
yesterday ana black overcOat. valise and box
compass taken.-W. 4 Barbour, ~ the same
place, reports That az the same time his trunk
forced and blue overcoat ana new SUIT Of clothes,
with underciothing, taken.-R q. Fenwick rom
81, Patent once, reports that his diamond nns
Was lost or stolen.-ArA N. L Ward, SO u street
the stand IA the waiting room Of the Baltimore
and Potomac depot ana it was stolen. IL contained
Dement,, Of l244k 7th street, reports q par q
t00ts and Q coat stolen from his sh0p--nnA Geo
Hill, southwest corner OF 30th ana q n6feee.
wash. Na1lor, 1873 3 street, reports that ne
hired q roam horse and buggy 70 man Aonoay
Copper. 2ie Id street northve reports stolen,
between Midnight and O'Clock this moenanG
brown overcoAt
A MUS Kn4ED ~ 4 Iaa M.1 - : m -, ,S
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The OLD Man WAS CHEAT BurIER-Georye
Smit.i, bud Nckenny, Thorn Pryor, Note Easton
Niles kasuon and Joha Jacks culored boys were
In the lollc Court this mo mug cha rged with AS
saulling John Bolden an Old colorrd man no lives
on "Hernng Hill" he testimony Was very con-
ficting fne OLD man testified 10 the alleged ats
sault- Mr.. WALL counsel for the defendants, asked
the old man II he did not butt oae OF tue DO, s.
mo. indeed sir, ans~ cred the old man. ~if had
butt that boy ne would be dead" ..How do you
know you would nave killed ..iu,?" was asked Il
know wnal strengt h I've got. because could butt
people befo the war, repued the cd IN IN. "Tnen
you dld noJ butt hiIf" per listed the lawyer. seer
Iain.y did no,; why would not even butt you. T"
TWO OF the boys were lined and the otheis were
acquitted.
SALE W FLOUR MnLs-The Foundry Flour Mills
on The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, lust west OF
this place, wCre SOLD yesterday Al puphc auction
b. TnoS bowling 70 Robert b. Tcnney fnr s, so
Tue niill iOrmerly belonged 70 the estate OF Gen
Jno. Mason.
GRAN.-Canal boat London arrived to-day
Win 1900 bushels OF wheat, 200 bushels OF corn,
and 90 bushels OF rye, consigned 70 q. a. Dunlop
BUILDING AsSocIArIOk.-lhe seventy-Sesenln
monthly meeting OF The First Cooperative Build.
lug Associatisn was held last night at Association
Hall Two thousand dollars worth Of bonds
were redeemed al par value OF $40 and e.. 10
teiest aided. Money sod at average o. 50
cents, The sales amounting To 5000.
lEAPLRATukE AND CONDITION or WATER At
A. A.-Gieat Falls, temperature. 5S; condition,
80: receiving reservoir, temperature o.; condi-
ton al north connection 50; condition at south
connection, 10: dislnbutin2 reservoir, tempera-
ture co. condltl0n AT iufuent Rate-house, %; con-
ditaon ~ en1uent gate-house, %
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


wANTED-ANENEkGE ADVERTISING MAN
w 10 Local adyertisEs and subscriptions for
The sIurtlLx Referee salAry or PERCENTAGE; SPLEEN
"a Op-ninx Tor q live uian refereucsa "kEfEkEE."
; Tar INC. oc2-3t'
MANNED $1,000 CASH = 81 200 PAID UP
w STICK IN Washington OrzpSe Grove Of FLORIDA, and
5000 worth of orange land grove, trade for
L,Ok sALE-A GROCERY STORE DOING GOOD
business viii be sod cheap for cash Inquire l229
:. tn Stu-S- ocS-3t
WANIED-A GOOD BUSINESS NAN WITH
NsI.JOO 10 $1,000 cash to join advertiser in
reaslEs established ultimate business 10 man
Sltn lnnuepce among our business . chance
J. 0nsrrd fuli Information upon addressing fIDE-
=. Star ofnes ol-5ts
k,Ok sALE-AN INTEREST IN LAhGE LIVERY
an b. Artlns stable opportunity seldom Of red
god Ietion and xood basiness have Otner business
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Eok shLE-CHEAP- STOCK AND FIX
= 'nfes N store end of Aqueduct BRIDE, Ros.lyn
rent sll. the best stand IN the county. Apply st
ssots. WIZ give cause for selling. oef-lw.
kOk sALE-DRUG STORE on EASY TERMS
= el-a n good location doing fair business For
= :. &c. Apply 20 HEkkOS d RAMEY 1867
y. se20-l2t
II THE LosEKAN-
n. "a - ~ nv. bet 18TH aud I4th sta
~ y. ass nne~t ladies' sentlrnens rssfauran
sne 1nlLk M IN the city, Huxae~. Vii - 10
-NN S'eAA' 's>ssd THos. J. fIsHEn 4 co,
.e2--6, Real Estate Brokers'
:. 1874 ST. W.
tsOk TkADE-A NEW BRICK 6IIsIN : =. uo,,s,
u adjoining operz house. in : xrovif,s &c.,
$1,000 reputation. we'll runted. -,1s SssIn eiO OF
.isnes IN Washington For PARTICULAR. 49, III a. ~
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