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In the Criminal Court to-day Elmore c. Fields,
who pleaded guilty OF the larceny $500 from the
person Of r. g. Wood, was sentenced 70 one year
In the Albany penitentiary. Mr.. Darlington
stated that the prisoner was baker from Bati-
more and was drinking at the ume and he read
aHdavlts as TO his former good conduct. Emor0
also stated mat he was on O carOusal, and seeing
the pockct0oOk on the bed he took 1t. There was
500 In II, and he spent 1t drinking and going
rOuLd. The court said he imposed the minimum
punishment because 1t seemed that this was his
first Offense.
VIM. Turner. colored, was sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary at Albany for one year, on a conviction
OF petit larceny, second offense. OF watches from
X. j. McClelland.
Peter Diggs, coored, convicted Of assault under
an indictment for intent TO kill Geo. ckson, Was
called up for sentence. Mr.. Cook submitted that
the Toy had borne good character, and had been
In Jail three hundred and nfteen days Assistant
District Attorney Lipscomb said the fact Jnat he
nau not been tried before was not chargeabe 70 the
government The court, Ia passing sentence, re.
ferred 10 the prisoner being Indicted Tor the muir
der VI Wayne, and in view or his previous good
character and his having been over three hundred
days In Jail, he imposed q sentence OF nve days
Albert Johnson, cOlored who on June 20 pleaded
guilty OF larceny from the person-picking pocket
a. the race track-WaS sentenced TO six months In
jail johnson asked the clemency OF the court,
protesting that this was the first charge OF lar.
ceny against him, and In this case, being caught,
the money was returned TO the man from whom 1t
had been stolen.
In the Criminal Court this afternoon Charles
KING, cOl0red boy or sixteen years, called Tor
sentence King some time ago was convicted OF
hOuSeDreaklDg, and on account OF his age, sentence
was suspended during good behavior. King Is
alleged TO have broken tnLO lunch-r room with Two
Otner boys recently. King, when Drought into
court, said be did not know what he had been
rested Tor. The court In the old case sentenced
him to the Reform SchOOi until Iwenty-one years
OF age.
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saw aud Piaasas Musss n,vv.a.

CHICAGO July IA SPECIAL 20 the yo,svraI frum
Lyons says: DAVID Jeyces saw ana rlsplpC ~
and a ltrge amount OF lumber were de~troyed nv
nre last night LIS tlS0,o,p: Insurance elcaQ .n
Nearly lsO inen arc thrown out " employ mont by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-07

THE GENUINE
o II Nm Frs
MALT EXTRACT
IL the
BEST SUTKITIvE TONIC
and most
PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
fer impaired Digestion, Dy-pep-iN Convslescepce.
Weak Children and General Debility.
WHAT PROP. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW. SAYS OF
II: suffering from attack Of Illness which had not
only reduced my strength but brought ON extreme
exhaustion from inability appropriate food, tried
the effects Of the Genuine Johann HOrs Malt Extract
awneglassful three times day Its use was followed
~ nlarAeu eEects-l fOOd hlcb had oeeu
1Ound To pass the AIIuIeutary canal unchanged. d.
gested prOYerly = There appeared an Increased
lower OF evolving animal heat and storing up fat
beware Of limitations. The genuine has Tue SIGNATURE
OF Johann HOf' the neck vi every bostia All
Others are worthless limitations
JOHANN HOEF. Berlin aud vienna New YORK
Office. T. barclay ST 1A3-tuthSs
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TIE BOND OFFERINGS TO-DAY aggregated s549.-
800 In lot as follows: per cent registered 1000
1t l27; $3.50. At 127x; 10000. at l27S. ~ per
cents registered, s275,O00. at p07H; Sa50ooQ. ut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-07

NEXT WEEK AT ALBkyGHs.-The summer opera
season al THIS house, which has ocen grdllIylnsly
successful, both In point OF attendance and n The
character Oh Tie performances, WILL DC continued
next week, when onenOach's "Prlncess Of TreD-
zohde" VIII DE given. Tnis Is pretty little OPERA
giving opportunity Tor unlimited fun, which has
not been done here In several seasons AL the
teaulns members of the Lyceum company VIII be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-07

PARIS. July THE conservative newspapers de-
nounce the seizure OF the letter OF the Count OF
Paris TO the conservative mayors OF France as an
illegal act The republican journals characterize
the letter as SedtIous and rld culous. Many OF
them condemn the seizure, and Say II was clumsy
measure On the part OF the police.
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ROBERT GARRETT COMING Honr-A IA

RoBERf GARRETT COMING HonK-A Baltimore
American cablegram says that Robert Garrett
and party Will sail to-day from Liverpool on the
Cunafd steamer Umbrla, pressing private business
compelling Mr. Garrett 70 cut short his tim winch
was 20 have included a thorough tour OF the Brir-
Garrett has not been In such good heaiSh and
spirits for years He has dispensed win TIE ssry.
Ices OF his medical attendant
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RANCE OF THE THERAoMKTRR-The following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: a
~, rs; pun, 81: maximum. 81; mlnimuIn, 20.
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HELD FOR THE GRAND JURH.-The case OF James
Spaight, the young man charged with receiving
the jewelry stolen from the house OF MIR. j. X.
McCoach on LIST street, as heretofore mentioned In
the STAR, was tried In the Police Court this morn
Ing, and he was held for the action OF the grand
Jury. Bonds were fixed at $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-07

LONDON, July THE University OF Cambridge
has conferred the degree OF LII ID. upon the
bishops Of Fredericton, New YORK, and Minnie
sofa
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AYKR,s Hun Vroos

henders the hair soft. Plant and glossy. pro-
NOTES fresh growth. and cures eruptive dis
eases OF the SCALP. May A Jackson. Salem,
Mass, writes; Il have used Ayers Hair visor
for number o, years. and 81 has always gwen
me satisfaction II Is excellent DRESSING
prevents the hair from turning fray. fnsures
its vigorous growth. and keeps the scalp white
and clean"
Several months ago my hair commenced
falling out, and in few weeks I was almost
bald bought bottle Of Ayers Hair visor.
and after using only part Of it. my head was
covered with heavy growth Of b. r.-ThomAs
Munday. sharon Grove KY.
AYERS HAIR vIGOR,
Prepared by Dr. j. c. Aver h Co. Lowell.
Mass. Sold by Druggists aud Perfumers ja23
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Gov. Hill Calls an Extra Session.

ALBANY, y. Y, July 7.-Governor Hill has called
an extra session OF the legislature for July II TO
appropriate funds to provide work for the prison.
ers Ill the state prisons.
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The ANALosTAN REUNION.-The Analostans' re-
union takes place this evening" Boat will leave
the club house for the club landing at 5, 9, and
p. In; return at 8, 10, H. and II p. N.
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New York SlOck Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
tbs New York stock Market, rs reported by special
wire to Corson aud Mccartney. 141y 4 street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-07

From the New York Sun.
Mayor Hewitt, AFTER wrestle with headache
In his private ONCE, came out at O'Clock yester.
day afternoon In pretty good order to preside at
the meeting OF the board OF street opening and Inn
provement He responded brtskly TO some ones
chafflng remark about his recent osculat0Ty ex-
per1encea "a
EYES," said he, with grave face but tWinkiing
eyes, II am after General Sherman"
Then, counting on his nngers, he said:
"The duchess Is one, and there were three the
day went away 10 the country, and two yestef.
day. That makes six kisses In less than week
and my wife is In Europa"
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District Government Affairs.
SUBDIVISIONS OF PROPERTY OUTSIDE The CIT,
LIMITS

LIMITS
Some days ago Mr.. ID. n. Nesbit n,ed with the
surveyor OF the District plat OF subdivision OF the
Clark Mills estate and asked that such subdivision
ess o1dersd dhs the 70 40 1
then called on the Commissioners for Instructions.
In letter TO the surveyor they say that they
have no powers and no duty In the premises, and
the latter is purely OF private nature. They say
further that there seems 10 be no law authorizing
subdivisions 10 be made outside or the city limits;
Also that no provisions exist whereby streets and
alleys laid out upon a subdivision In the county
can be treated as public highways II this Is the
case no such dedication OF The ways alleys or pas
sageS referred TO In section $50 OF the Revised
Statutes exists, and the public does not acquire
any title thereto as In the case or city subdlvls-
IONS Inc Commissioners say, Ia conclusion. that
any subdivisions he pleases, and as the law does
not require record to be made OF it. STILL since IL
has been once recorded, IL seems but Just that II
should be recorded again.
LOT SURVEYS
Some days ago MesSrs Newly & Howell, en-.
gineer5 and surveyors, In letter to the Commits
soners stated that they were daily receiving ap-
pllcation from residents or the city 10 make lot
surveys, and desired to tie informed IL they could
legally make such surveys, and what fee could
ney Riddle for an opinion. He says that any man
may employ whom he pleases. but such work by
private surveyors imports noverity. All ultimately
have TO be verified by the ofncial surveyor.
QUESTION ABOUT A PENSION.
An inquiry having been made as TO whether the
widow OF r. ). Jones, late policeman, IS entitled
TO a pension, Major Moore has asked the Com
miSIOnerS for advice on the subject. The Major
also asks 10 what extent retired officers are subject
TO the rules OF the department., II al all
BUILDING PERMITS
were issued to-day as follows: Weller Repetti,
one brick dwelling at 22l 5th street southeast;
$4,000 S. Upton, one brick dwelling In rear OF
1853 Vermont avenue northwest; $500. Chas.
GeoSfOrd three brick dwellings from 72S TO 1.Sl
OH street southeast; $4,000; and three brick
dwellings In alley square 74S $3.50; also two
brick DIV llngs AT 2104 and 2l06 Boundary street
northwest; $1,000
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have granted a permit to
the Humane society TO erect a sign at the inter-
section Il 10Th street and Boundary, and similar
sign at the foot OF the hill near Tenleytown, ID. G.,
requesting drivers OF loaded teams to uncheck
their horses at these points.
Commissioner Webb was not at his desk this
morning, being confined to his home by slight
lnd1SpOoitiOn.
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NEGRO Boy IN THE HOUsE.-Last night, at the
residence OF John A. Davis, IN the county, Mrs.
DAVIS heard some person IN q room adjoining her
bedroom. She told her husband Ut the uo.se, and
when he went In the room he discovered colored
boy who had ente cd tue house. Ae gave the
alarm and On1cer Nicholson appeared and took
the boy to tue station. lie gave his name as Davis
William. To-day, In the Police Court. he was held
IN $500 bail TOR the action OF the grand Jury.
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H1AvY PENSION PAYMENr.-Warrants have been
ISSUED oy the secretary Of the Treasury for the
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Summarizing On the Potomac.
Correspondents Of THE EVENING STAR

LkoNAkDTowN, Nh. July &
Among the recent arrivals here are: N. ID. Baker
Mrs. M. ID. Baker, Leo C. Marsh, II. Mattingley, J.
q K. Reeves, U. S. N; MIS-. Reeves. Marion Reeves
Keith Reeves. Joan Reeves Jos Reeves, c. Harold
Young, Lula N. Young, Ada Burns, Mrs. NJ. Ran
dali, Misses Estell and HELEN Randall A. Y. RAN
dall, Lewis Randall, A. +. Berry, MIS- Sewell, Miss
Davis, w. A Fenwick and family, al VI Washing
ton, ID. c. Beautiful groves with charming yislis
OF water and hills, boating, and nshiHg makes this
spot very popular. The bathing Is Inc. aud gay
parties leave The hotel every day 10 enjoy H. The
hotels are patronized In summer by " ashingJon
and Baltimore people. The "Trip here BY river and
bay Is deIig ltfIL J. A NJ.
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w ben baby was sick. we rave her Csstorfa
" hen she Was . child she erred for CastorfA
when she beeamo sliss. she eluEsg TO Castoria
nLsA sac Lao shlldTen, she gave them Csstor1a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-07

CSoneersets Ho0SV,
This afternoon Giuseppe crugt.re an italian
laoorer. was arrested by omcer Apeo on = chanre
OF passing counterfeit ss silver osrtincare
on W: o. Douglass 52S 9th street. cruu,ere
oougnsa PAT OF socks az Nj. Doariass' place
fve dollar e;n in ps,n~,t rss-
morning a man who looked IA An rtsssn
passed similar note on Mr.. Franc az the corper
OF TN and streets receiving a. SO IN chsnra
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Political NOecs

An Indianapolis dispatch says: Gen. Harrison
mas received u number OF lelterS making inquiry
as " the truth OF the Charge that In a pubic
speech delivered some years since he said that
'oue dollar DAY was enough for any working
man.. This story has been sent ali over the coun-
tfy. Inc friends ana supporters OF Gen. Harrison
state That Is an absolute Ialsehood and the pro-
prletors or the Journal have placed IN one OF the
ciy banks 81 200, which, that paper states .wlll
De PAID 10 any man, woman, or Guild producing
the PROOF tnat Gen. Harrison ever uttered any
such sentiment" This oder Is UNLIMITED as W
Time or place.
Richmond special 10 the Baltimore SIM SAYS:
some OF ile leading anti-Mahone republicans In
tne state propose mat the national committee
SHAH settle the factlOnal night In their party IN
virginia Dy retailing both Malone anI his COM
mIuee ana Houston anu his, and selecting a chair
man That may be agreed upon by the Two wings
Oh the party. Some Oi the opponents OF Malone
are quite determined In their light against him
anu IL seems very probable that such a proposal
VIII be submitted 10 the national committee at its
urst meeting. The Malone people. however. have
ho lued oI submitting 10 any such terms, or any
ment OF Aahone as the mead Q. the party In the
state.
When Mayor Hewitt OF New York was Informed
OF the action OF the American Party convention in
san francisco expressing preference for MIN as
lneT Candidate Tor President, he sad: al would
noI accept any nomination Tot the presidency
Under any circumstances. / am slAIy-uve years
OF age and have made fool OF ny sell a great
many times during That long period, but am not
gong 10 make such fool OF myself as 10 accept
nomination for the presidency"
Inc proAiblLionsls OF the nineteenth Pennsyl-
wanna district yesterday nominated the Hon. A. r.
Muffin, large paper manufacturer OF Carlisle Tor
endorsement s Tue district Is now represented ny
the Hon. Levi Maish.
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HE HAS NOT BEEN SEEN BY HIS FAMILY FOR TWO
WEEKS, But WAS IN THE CITY LAST MONDAY.
Mr.. Charles Stratton a clerk In the Bureau OF
Statistics, left his home two weeks ago and has
not since been seen by his family. He left here
last Saturday evening for Philadelphia and re-
turned TO the city Monday. He then went TO the
ONCE and drew his salary for the month OF June
and was afterward seen on one OF the Terry boats
returning from Alexandria. He had been drink
ing. Since that time nothing has been seen or
heard or the missing man. The TACT OF his disap-
pearance was reported to the police and a de-
scr1pon OF him sent TO the various stations but the
police have not yet heard OF him Mr.. Stratton is
1fty-eight years DID, and lived in East Washing
ton at No. 235 Pennsylvania avenue, where his
wife k cps millinery store. Mrs. Stratton be-
lieves that her husband is not In his right mind,
and tears that he has been drowned. MI. Strauton
has always borne an excellent reputation and was
not In the habit or using intoxicants. The police
say they have received Information that Mr..
Stratton has borrowed money from a number OF
persons. They are not inclined 10 believe tnal he
Is dead. Mr. StrattoD IS about fty-eght years OF
age. 5 feet inches In height, gray hair and mus
tache, no whiskers, and weighs about 140 pounds.
He wore straw hat black serge coat white vest
and striped cloth pants.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk VI the court TO Edgar
p. Affair." VI Baltimore, Nd, and lisa ella SwOpe, of
Philadelphia, Pa; George w. Green nd NettIe X
Nero: Purdy Dawson and Katie Bannister; Hee-
nan Ritter and Ann Catherine Moore; w. c. w.
Pumphrey and Ida NJ. Shreve; James g. POindex-
ter and Lula w. walker, OF Orange County, Va
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Pursuit Of q Fine Art Under Difficult.
TIES

from inc AroostoOk Herald.
We have done the best We could with our por-
trait gallery on the third page this week, but II
none OF them resemble the originals more than the
one Labelled JAS. q. Blaine does him, the portrait
makers better quit the business and hire out 10
dig clans
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SENTENCE SusPRNDED.-This afternoon In the

SENTENCE SUsPRNDED-This afternoon in the
Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery. the motion
for new trial In the OF Lizzie Clay ton, COL
ore1. convicted Of receiving girl under eighteen
years OF age (Albertine ThOmpson) into q house OF
mrnt would be satisfied with Q light sentence.
The court overruled the notion but said 1t was
not an aggravated case The court suspended
sentence durtu0 good behavior
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-07

Judge Hagner this morning discharged the Jury
In Circuit Court No Tor the term, tend ring
them his thanks for their services. The Jurors
presented The Judge with a handsome basket OF
0OWers
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DKNYNo THAT FRED. MAY Has LEFT rHs
C0uErRY.-The New YORK Sun to-day Saws:
s'The story that Fred May has left the couns ~
Is untrue, It was said yesterday az the once az
Howe Hummel HE Is IN the CITY, and Will : n
pear In september 70 answer the charge of ORA "
Ing pistol on policeman His defense VIII be
that he Old not point the revolver at the policeman
~ AL, ana made no threats 70 shoot him or harm
nim.. May Is rapidly recovering from the clubbing
he got AZ the polceman's hands
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Attorney Riddle Says the Proposed Sale
Ca satisfy Tax Liens must bc Post
P0aed.

80 SDesoey aux AASn0 - 0oS 10 EO0Ss
P0aea.
MI. Riddle, the attorney for the District has al
vised the Commissioners substantially that ad-
vertised sale OF property, 70 satisfy tax
liens nxed for the 10Th instant cannot
legally be held at that time and further that the
advertising OF the property for sale at this time Is
illegal The law, which IL Is held Is contravened,
Is the act OF Congress passed at the last session
extending until November next, the time during
winch persons In arrears for special assessments
ana taxes can settle their arrears at per cent "
terest instead OF 10 per cent
Inc QueSt was raised as to whether this ex-
tension DID not practically forbid the Commits
sloners from selling property for any arrears COW
ereo oy the law until after November l.
MI. Riddle was At first OF the opinion and so ad-
vlsed the Commissioners last Monday that the
sale could go on, subject To the REDUCTION
Q! Interest. After further examination
OF the subject, however, he informed the Commits
sioners that he believed the principal as well as
the interest was involved In the extension, and
that the privilege granted by law OF settling these
arrears at any time before November LIST next az
SIX per cent interest, rendered unlawful any other
means OF enforcing collection at present.
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The Free nriaRe NATURALIZATION

A0O 1IC0 Ds108O OOUu0u000SuOme
TuB CASE OF TEE UNITED STATES AGAINST THB
CHEsAfEAKE AND OHIO CANAL COMPANY.
To-day Judge James had before him, as District
Judge, the case Of the United States against the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co. The Government
petitioned for tho condemnation OF the land and
abutmens Of the aqueduct for tho approach to the
new bridge. A commission was appointed and
they awarded 1000 damages TO the defendantA
The Government excepted 20 this award q exces-
sive, &C., and on these exceptions the case comes
I'm.
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Rr IT.

FUNDS EXTRACT Is known eve-yvhsre. and well
hents l> reputation as the Peoples Remedy. ;" and
Il UNIVERSAL Pam Destroyer Toi over forty years this
Ele~t has proved its efficacy, and
never isiisd do duty when bran.,bt int, NJ, m.
has Eoi iis sfe-tes rsnown sIbu1er u all paint
AID Intialnlatien aud should in every hops eholl
LONDS EAI kASl burn = suni,ltri.s a Ia fins
Insect Bits, wounds, BTuls - iIIe.- IaInrrh
NO LA4e-uOn@ my3l
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o.MEEr
TO MEET
TO MEET
1850 rs1AnllsHrD' 1850
The NATIONS MONUMENTAL woaxA

4OOV 1oVV
THE NATIONS MONUMENTAL woRxA
i29. Isl. l33 PkxxA Ava wUe.
me largest and hnest disrlay IN shsc1syce
sIATUAkY hokpMEHb AND 0ARDEn yAgE4
taseing 9korPs, sIAIULTIEA xAsks - oAho
kkCllyEks. by The hsst living ltal1aa scglpeoF1
Of the service q the puhAsc.
Open 10 visitoD unel p-a.
nEPARrMkNTo OF sTATE WAsHIN0TON, JUYI
" 90. lsss $500 IsOPss.is yi4 q Us;iysd .
tne Depertnent 81 eenes untn TVELvE - u tko
fIksI DAh q AUGUST. lss4 e fs.rlsk 81 D.
clss for The yer ending june %. ia n onS1G7.
snes VII .chsdals ef .rscis. vslsl u. o
ne Tssss q isssss NY NE q - g = sssssS
NY s.sssss n sssscesdsls = s.GHd ~ 6laFN1
fSnias1 y re- Jun Of * ooS
sw,rded him Al ssnpass sshallSssd sSoa1 . -
o. sae I isS', reon" e u OspafsnssA
TnHE Saz1f;r2SIS AIlzS7i6 SxI. -
s ss pssson; psssns~ SSvss9e o. xSSl1qS vs.
SS1-snaAa2n.,saaspon
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erRucK BIT HuGE wAvE-The Anchor Line
steamer CITY OF Rome reached her dock In New
vessel has experienced this season. On Sunday
last. when three days out from Queenstown, dur
huge sea which carried away her heavy Iron bow
sprt ana stove In the forward bridge seriously IN
1urtng the lookout The deckS fortunateiy, were
deserted. many Of the panehgen beng below
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MARRIED

BRoSNAN-CRAIG. At the rcsidence Of fbe Rev
Dr. Addison, pastor of the Protestant Epssoopal church
by the Rev. DIR. Perkins of LOUISVILLE Sergeant TINE
oIHl BkosNAN, OF the SIXTH precinct station to
MARGARET l. CRAIG. Of Albany. n Y. no carda.
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To MEET

To MEET
TO MEET
TO MEET
TO MEET
demand from the public for . rsliab,s artioss -
bottle q. o. Taylor Pure Rye All genuine ban Dug
sisnsturs over cork and on the iabsl We suAs.niss
that vhiskeys win bear such signatures unis they
viii stand tests for PURITY Sold IN bOss,ss only
by leading drusriss erooss and By the psoprssserS
CHESTER II GRAVES 4 SONS. Bossoai
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HuL 10 eKT ASIDE FINDING 90 LCxkcy.
To-day MI W. A. Cook, for X A. Philips, Med q
bill against winifred J. Thomas Ct al TO set aside
the finding OF lunacy As to winifred The cum
plainant alleges that the husband and sou of
W alfred on July Is pettioned for Jury de t,ssG-
60 snQurcndo and she was adJudged insane. lie
charges that this was done secretly and privately
without police, and at TIE time she was Indebted
20 him s675 loaned on misrepresentation that she
was the owner OF certain property, and he Changes
that 10 shield herself from prosecution she was
moved 70 Baltimore, where she now Is