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District Government Affair.

BILLS WAITING TO BE APPROVED.
The following bills having been passed by both
mlssioners to-day for their approval before being
signed by the President: ''To amend the act Civ
ing the approval and sanction or Congress to the
route and terminus OF the Anacostia and Potomac
River Railroad In the District OF Columbia;" ITO
provide for the closing OF parts Of TWO alleys
for the reifef Of Charles Farley and Coroin War
wick" ITO grant to the trustees OF the German
Lutheran Trinity congregation Of Washington the
$40 correct the records OF the District Of Columbia
relative TO certain real estate therein" "fOr the
relief OF the church OF the Ascension Of the Dis
He ASKS FOR A RECONSIDERATION.
THE STAR published some tune ago that the
contract for redressing curb had not been
but owing to the recommendation OF Capt.
Symons, he was not awarded the contract To-
day MI. Devlin, In letter 70 the Commissioners,
asked for reconsideration OF their decision.
TO CONSULT WITH THE CONTROLLER
The District Commissioners have made an ap-
pontment for conference with the First Con-
troiler on Monday at pm. In reference TO various
matters In the new appropriation act.
MTsCELLANRoUs.
On Chief Paris recommendation John Hyland,
member OF the fire department., has been retired
on account OF physical disabilities and appointed
Jacob H. Burch has been appointed an add
tional private on the police force.
Real Estate sales.
Lizzie Joseph has bought OF Sarah W. Barnard,
OF New York, for $1,000, sub lot 20, square l30,
20 by 100 ieet Jefferson Place. between 18th, 18th,
NJ. W. Gait has bought Of George Z Hamilton,
trustee, for $4,000, part lot g. 50. go, 20 feet
front on 18th, between and streets northwest.
X GOldschmid has bought for s.. 500 OF Myer Loeb,
part 4, SO. 616, 3OKx60 feet on East Capitol, BE-
tween 4th and 9th streets
Transfer Of Real Estate,
Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: ]. n.
O'Bryan ct al to 8. E. O'Bryan In trust, parts IL
Gait part 9, q. go; $4,000. Fannie L. Donald.
son and !. c, Williamson. part g. &C. 4S7; $4,000.
N. Loeb 70 R Goldschmid, part 4 g. $40; $500.
LEGAL Notes.
A number Of young people met at the residence
OF Dr.. Reh, O01 ~ street southwest Last evening,
and organized social club to be known as the
. Jolly s9ciais" The on1cefs are: Dr. r r ksh.
Lieut.. A. A. King, secretary, and VIM Dieste.
John ccllina alias Carter John collins indicted
Justice Bingham to-day on bench warrant, and
was released on $500 bail.
In the case Of Matte 8. whitney agt C. C. Dun
strain the SAFE OF certain goods, decree dismiss
to-day. - : 80 49,
CHAReSD yuH MISREPRESENTATION evening
Detectives nattingly aud Wheelsr arTeseeo 9
young man named w. !. Scheyer on the charge q
s%be 9; ss ne Was employed py Warner e.,
goods 70 the amount OF s24 and appropriated the
money. The Gaze Was continued IN the Police
Court to-day TN August ]. and DESCENDANT hsid IN
RANgD o. rnn Tnxnn0mHTHR-The 1ollowing
were To readings q the signal O0co to-days : {
n -; spnAs -: naximsms - nanansA ~
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CAN'T SLEEP

seepsssness and fearful dreams are the earliest and
surest signs of brain exhaustion. In healthy sleep
brain force IL teng stored up to meet the days
demands But nowadays the nervous system has been
overasked that it unable control the mind and
ct night the worries troubles and work present
during the day Hence the brain has not time
perate it energies. The proper medical remedies
sedatves onics laxatves and regulators of the
general functions Cocoa and celery the sedatives
and TONES demanded and Paines Celery Com
pound their full beneficial effect 10 obtained 1t also
contains in scientific proportions the best remedies Of
the materia medica for constipation and kidney and
liver disorders This is brief description of the med
cine which has brought sweet rest to thousands who
tossed in seepessness from night to morning whose
morbid dreams caused them to awake more tired than
All nervous. seepless debltsted eyed people
will find vsor and perfect health in the great nerve
tonic. Paine's Celery Compound
Price. el00.
Sold by druggists. Circulars free.
WELLS RICHARDSON L CO.. PropristorA
/ BURLINGTON. VT.
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FUNDS EXTRACT q used IN the household Of the
President a. we'll a. that Of the humblest ctizen.
Msmbsrs Of the Army and the Navy. the Ba. the
5snch me pulpit sad the pressa ranks and classes
g psoPle-have sant their personal experience aud
Tor the last forty years. until their letters have
nue9 Volumes tesfyl1g 70 the wonderful Of al
EXTRACT.
ksmembsr PONDS EXTRACT Il sold In bottles only
on9 Wrapper with lsndscape trado thereon DeI
With respectsbls drugEtsts only. my3S
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NEW YORK, July 27.-U. P. johnson Howard, a
years past been active In Brooklyn politics, was
to-day sentenced by Recorder Smyth, in the Gen.
eral sessions Court, to Imprisonment for seven
years and six months. The man was convicted
yesterday OF perjury in swearing falsely that he
owned certain property In Kings County when ex.
amined In the Supreme Court az to his qualinca-
ton as bOndSman.
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He Could Not wnrry.
A MISSING WIFE RETURNS TO BLIGHT TIE MARRIAGE


The following story comes from Tyngsboro n
r.: Miss Jennie Gould Is a school teacher ana
farmer OF this town. She Is forty years OF age,
plump fair and highly educated. She teaches
three terms OF school year. ana between whites
carries on a farm, which she owns and which Is
said 20 be worth $40 900 IN cold cash. All OF this
she has accumulated by hard work. Last May
Joseph Homblett came 90 town 70 put engines
into the factory OF ;. ID. Chandler & 60. AFTER
work he met Miss Gould. He was well-Jo-do a
widower, he said, forty five and very handsome.
lie looked al her COWS and her barns full
OF hay and grain and then he proposed
10 the surprise OF all Miss Gould accepted.
The wedding was fixed Tor "Wednesday night The
clergyman came, sc did the guests and 4 band OF
music. The ceremony was 10 take place at
O'Clock. but the bridegroom dld not appear. The
supper was getting cold and the guests were grow
Ing tired when. al O'Clock, Engineer Homblett
came IN his working clothes He and Miss could
adjourned 10 private room. The guests heard
them talking and heard her crying. AT midnight
ali the company left for home. The engineer &c
Is announced, had wlfe still living,
whom he supposed 10 be dead He could not
marry. Tears and regrets were or no avail Miss
Gould has engaged her school for another trm
and Will carry on the farm as usual HombleIt
has gone 10 New York with his WIFE The village
gossip has let her tongue loose and everybody l.
talking about the wedding that did not come Oh.
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An Italian Muleteer's Story.
HIS EARNINGS IN ITALY AMOUNTED TO ABOUT FRANC

NEW YORK, July 27.-In the immigration inves-
ugatlOn to-day, Francisco ZappOne, an Italian
muleteer said his ticket to this country was Iur.
nished by one Of Toccrs agents, who had sent 10
his native village for man.
Telling about the wages he had earned in his
own country witness said he had been able TO
make from one to two francs day at driving
mules during nine months Of the year. Part
or the time he worked at farming,
when he would receive q share OF the crop, but no
money. witness could not tell what his wages for
Year would amount 10 because he had never
figured 1t up, but he thought IL would average
to pay house rent and the living OF his family. He
might occasionally get q present OF q bottle Of
wine. He has wife and two children in Italy,
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N. APPLETON BAKER.

You can have . beautiful complexion by using the
Recamer Cream provided you avoid all cosmetics. 1t
will remove the damage caused by cosmetics 1t will
remove pimples liver spots, black heads tan sun6urn
and redness Of the skin Any of these imperfections
on woman's face is equivalent to painted sign say
ing. This is uncleanly in her personal habits
she does not think 1t worth her while to make herself
attractive" send for free sample Of Recamier Pow
der. Harriet Hubbard Aver, 81 Park Place. New
York. ap16-8m
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TIE KNOT TIKD N scorLkSD-AlLs WILL THAT ExIs
WILL
From the n. Y. Herald.
Young william Walter Phelps Dodge ana san
younger Miss Ida Lena Cooke we're married az
Edinburgh by the high sheriff. Tne brides father
was present and some OF her friends It was
alleged that the young bridegroom had received
his parents blessing and consent by cable. and
that the principal motive for this was the chival.
nc one OF saving the young lady from the idea Of
her having been compromised by the e0pement.
The young couple looked happy ana have returned
70 the romantic lake district where loves YOUNG
dream began
DoDGEs ADVENTURES IN ssEKICA-
When Walter Phelps Dodge went abroad he left
behind him an unenyiable notor1ety, which he had
brought upon himself by his own Idlotic conduct
IL will be remembered that a bogus notice OF his
alleged marriage with Miss Lillian n stokes
daughter OF Mr.. Thomas stokes. and his cousin.
was published In several papers on the morning q
January 1. 1855. The marriage was Indignantly
denied by the persons Interested and n hue and
cry raised for the author OF the cruel hoax. 10
the surprise OF every one two days Investigation
he made an AFFECT confession. Ne had met the
young lady for the INST time on Christmas. and
but six times In all As she was an heiress 20
$1,000. 900 young Dodge was charged WITH being
fortune hunter hoping by this trick 60 force real
marriage 10 hush up the story. That he later de-
MED, saying his object was only 10 perpeITaJe
joke. Young Dodge, who Is very well connected
was freshman al Yale college. he found him.
sell ostraczed when he returned there on the be-
Haven Miss Ida Cooke Is the eQueslrienne with
whom he elOped An England.
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DUNCANSON BROS

"A ERTY CORNEK L AND INV JERSEY Avenue
N0kIHMEsT; VACANT LOT ON Q STREET.
PROVED PROPERTY ON Third STREET, Be
PROPERTY On EIGH H sTKEEi, BETWEEN
PROVED PROPERTY ON NEW JERSEY AVE
NUE. BETWEEN AND NEW YORK AVENUE
NORTHWEST.
On On MoNpAf SSFTERNooN; July THIRTIETH.
In front of the premises to close the estate part Of
LOT B. SQUARE sos,
fronting IA feet on street and 60 New Jersey
TGEeEed az y s StSre and dcssg
LOT Z. SQUARE 551,
fronting 10 3l2 feet on street. near Sd northwest
At oUARTER-PAsT SIX O'CLOCK. SAME AFTER.
LOT 10. SQUARE $50,
irontipe ~ ieet inches ca Sd sire, between and
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY THIRTY.
FIRST. 1883. at FIVE O'CLOCK. we viii SELL in front
LOT s. SQUARE 425,
fronting % feet ON sth St, between L. and Sta n w.
improved By two frame houses,
at SIX O'CLOCK, SANE AFTERNOON, part
LOT 8, SQUARE 557,
fronting 80 feet New Jersey ave- between L st. and
New York ave. improved by two brick dwellings, %
and 125 New Jersey ave
Terms: One-tbird cash, balance in six, twelve and
eighteen monthA notes to be given bearing per
interest from day of sale payable and
10 De by deed Of trust on property sold all
cash al option Of purchaser purchasers OF
ancng. sc. at purchasers cost terms 10 be compiled
with in 10 days otherwise right reserved to resell al
risk and pst of default ing purchaser after ) days
public notice of such resale in newspaper pub
LILLE good DUNCANsoN BROS.
YZO-d Auctioneers.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHOkI koUIE TO LONDON
~ NOkDDLUICshkRL LLOYD & q CO
Fast E1IIeSs steamers,
10 sOutItfL rtOn (AonGOl. Havrel. Bremen.
fbs. Sal. July -, - u. Trave. We'd Aug. L i ID
N "srrA Sat. Aux 4 y PIN. Lain, " ed Aug & Is
An. tl1sr. SAT. Aug IL. = am Aller, Ned Aug
IL, BOON
SonfortsOe stAterooms. excellent table, luxurious
sa4oon spfOlu tients. Fllcex: cabin - and nm
vsrfSA 0-rtn. secoryilaz - location: "a eabln so
sCFth -lscrA4e ~ low r stes- Apply r. Il. DItOOP
W rem. ave bEALA- Brown 4 CO. 1871 II 81
TUNARD LINE
- ChAs- l. DCDOIS CO. Bankers. Agents
Cal and inspect plans aud description of yaSseis In
eetl.ns -sie at Dee Cab Passaze s6O ESQ, 100
and el2o houndtrip at g-extIy uced rates M
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baltimore Markets.


BALTIMoRE. Nd July 81. ~ irs1nia skies. con-
solidatsd Sa pa. ~, coupons "a do. new threes
BALTIMORE, Nd. July 27.-Cotton quiet and firm
smddlinF: los. Flour steady ana triner Wheat
berry s5as9 western. quiet aud irm; NJ. winter
Ssd sps., $685.: August, s5Sas5. septemosT,
ana essef-white; 5sses; yellow sss5s Western. dull
and easy: mixed spot. 5lHa52; August 3laa52 I;
sna .Sa 2s.s ss
sssn wss tsa h.y s
Is. 5Os1e.00 Provisions hrm. with an upward ten
Hams. Ys
Lard: refined. 81. Butter steady western packed.
IL refined ' ~ Cones s ,G SuiEo
ssnsd Steady sgs.r WS.s1 Sm
TsESis e Liverpool Per .ts.%ss ar% ss..oS.
sen xTsr S
1000 bushels; oats o, 200 bushels; rye. 800 bush
Su.heis ssiss-wSssi $4,000 bushels: corn. 1000
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Ill. July 81. IL q m.-August whest
a.s a. ~ 10Y S,e Of ~
RI Of from last night At a. m quotations were e.
po1 sr ioi Ss.s ss for August
The Electric Light Wires.
CAPT. sYAoNs MAKES SOME RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE
COMMISSIONERS.
Capt Symons has written to the Commissioners
recommending that the electric wires on the south
side OF Pennsylvania avenue be transferred to the
north side and put under ground, In order that
the majority OF Avenue merchants, who have
electric lights and who are on that side OF the
street, may be supplied without digging up the
asphalt. The condutts are TO extend from LIST
street TO washington Circle. He also recommends
that 9th street be provided with electric lights as
far as New YORK avenue, and that Bridge and
High streets, in West Washington, as well as the
free bridge have electric lights II the appropria-
ton sui1iceaL
The Gunb0as Concord lnjured.
FALLING OF SIX LANCE DERRIcKs IN TEE szrP-YAxp
AT caEsTKR
Assistant Naval Constructor steele has informed
the Navy Department that SIX large derTicks
In the Roach ship-yards, at Chester
ons them f Ha the sr 1cn "a. fss
Of the gun boat Concord IN the wake
OF the engine bed, knocking IL on the block
NO serious damage was done except In delaying
the building OF the boat
The American Loan and Trust Co, OF New York,
has nled at Atlanta, Ca, Q bill asking that q
mortgage for q, 10000 on the East and West
Railroad Of Alabama be foreclosed and receiver
A box car loaded with corn on an east-bound
Union Pact1c freight, near Valley, Neh, Wednes-
day night, was thrown DOWN an empankm0nt and
stood on END. Six tramps were In the car and
Mr. 0ladstone has expressed himself q desar-
Gus OF conveying his thanks for the many tele-
grams and letters he has received from America,
congratulating him upon his golden wedding.
Inc nine hundredth anniversau q ne tntxo0uc.
kief yesterday with great pomp.
A dispatch from Jscks0o, MIA, sayB poase h
IN pursuit Of R0derick Lowry, nephsw 81 GOV.
Lowry. who savagely esst his VIC last Monday
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Real Estate sales.
Trausfers Of Real Estate.

VT0mOHefN o. 1Ge01 E0t0teV
Deeds in fee have been fled as follows: ]. NJ
O'Bryan ct al to s. E. OBryan In trust, parts IL
and Is, 50. 1Oz3; g. g. T. Hamilton TO n. w.
Gait. part 9, co. $50; $4,000. Fannie L Donald
son and L c, Williamson. part g. &C. 4S7; $1,000
n. Loeb 70 r G0ldschmid, part Z, %, 616; $500
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FoR Interest ON A GOVERNMENT Defamation
Myrick has begun suit at St Paul, Mimi, for In
terest due nun on money the Government owed
81, 321 worth OF goods TO the Sioux Indians and
the Law provides Tor his compensation. Ii is q
curious case, being the rrst one under the new
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Can be found IN almost every housshold
throughout The land at this season
How 70 get nd Of such smells u the
question that interests every neat house
keeper. Here Z the Answer; Bum SEA-
BuRys 6uLPHU1 CANDLES In your
SMELL Ntchens Ciossts.. 6inks. Outhouses,
Chicken Coops Bird Cages. and Ill other
THAT places that need disinfection. These
handles are made Of the hnest sulphur,
SMELLS burn freely. and there u no danger Of IRE
BURy JOHNSON. New York. Sole Manu-
utScturerB. M23
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Y A. ROOT q CO.. Auctioneers.

On MONDAY MORNING, JULY THrRrIErH. 1t
TEN O'CLOCK. will sell in store No. 800 9TH street
northwest, between and K fixtures VI . Gents Fur
nishius Goods and Hat store; Is pair Glass Doors
and shelving; Counters 4 SHOW Cases; hne stove
and Pipe: Gas Fixtures: Chandeliers; window FIX
lures; Hat stand aud Brass Rods Awning and Frame
&C. fyo7- lt
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ANOTHER NIcTIM.-lellow fever broke out arresh
yesterday on the brig TenerIfe, lying at anchor
at the Delaware Breakwater. Capt Tracey, the
master OF the brig, was suddenly taken III with
the disease and was at once removed from his YES
sci 10 the hospital and at a late hour was In q
serious condition. Two OF the crew In the hos
pital ace improving.
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FoR LADIES AND CH1Lnars
THE BEST MEDICINE Is
TARRANTS
IL sELrZER APERIENT.

A NGosTURA BITTERs Is KNOWN AS THE
a great resuator 81 digestive oEgans all over the
SONS. II
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

CTEAMkR JOHN W. THOMPSON,
- ConmenciIz MONDAY. June -, 1883, for Poto-
Lac ..iv landings CoIonIal Beach. Noulinl
CurroEsD, ami Leo 4ratown-
Leave otn str Get What at . am. Monday wednes-
dsS and Friday. Fare to all landings. rstc ass so
cent; second class. 50 cents. l. ". EMMAkT.
1e2l-oS General MANAGER
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
Tor EaltInore and potomac River LAndinss
steamer SUI Capt 6eozhexan. leaves Stepnensou's
Wharf every SUNDAY. At o'clock v. m isivse
fyeix ut n nst b. prepaid
For fIrIAcr Information. apply to
SIEPHENSON BRO.
sir xhapP
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oRx. BlAcx, commiasoner Of Pensaons denies
the rumo1 70 the effect that the President has
asked for Ms rssgnaron, TO take effect after the
election In November.
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TIE RECEPTION TO NM. BLAINE,

TIE RECEPTION TO NM. BLANE-Gen. Jos c.
Jackson, grand marshal OF the coming Blaine
parade In New York, has issued an order request
notify him at his headquarters The program 10
for the republican clubs OF New YORK city TO 60
down the bay on Q steamer the day OF Mr.. Blaine's
arrival ana escort him 70 his hotel, where he viii
review the parade In the evening. M. Blaine II
expected about August &
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PowDERLY On THE LAND QUEsuoS.-ln the Jotr.
nal of Unhed Labor Nj. POwderly says In speak.
ing OF the land question: ''Call a town meeting
and appoint a committee 10 20 through your town
70 md out how many men are holding ON 10 lots
with view " speculation; then go 10 the assess
ors once and II they are paying taxes accord
Ing 10 the price they ask for their lots and n they
are not. insist upon their doing 81. Make every
man who owns a lot pay taxes Oh II for Its fun
value. This Is not spenceTism, Georgeism. or
Powderlyism. IL r. better than ell OF them put
together. IL Is equity. IL Is equal and exact jus
tice Try it,
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LIZZIE LrxuRS's F.rrHLrss SOLDIER Boy

Twenty years ago LIZZIE Tenure was q London
opera singer, protege OF Lord George Paget. and
a friend and contemporary OF Ada Isaacs Menken.
Lizzie married In 1870 a private Of the BRUSH
army, Edward Hoare. She had $50, 600 and he had
nothing but his pay. Hoare deserted and went 10
husband the position OF civil engineer on the
Northwestern railroad, which position he has
held Tor fourteen years The couples lie was
commonplace, but happy, In PARK Ridge, until
eight years ago In April, 1850. not having been
blessed with children, Mrs. hoare brought over
from England her sixteen-year-oid niece, Emily
knibbe. Emily was not pretty. but she was young
and viyacious Yesterday In court, Ia divorce pro-
ceedingS Mrs Hoare charged her husband with
betraylng Emily and squandering his wifes money.
A divorce was granted
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Defrauding Italian Immigrants.
TESTIMONY TAKEN TO-DAY AZ TO TRICKS or GRASP
ING sCBCONTRACroRS.

NEW YORK. July 27.-The congressional commit
tee on emigration matters met again to-day. Rob-
erto Mario. the manager OF the italian Emigration
Society, resumed the stand He furnished q list OF
Subcontractors who were known to ply their trade
among the poor italian emigrantS. These people,
he said, exacted commissions from employer and
employe In some cases he had known emigrants
to pay commissions to six or seven persons and
then not secure work. Five laborers who had been
hired In Italy came here a national line steamer
last June. Witness wrote to collector Magone
about the matter. In his letter Mr. Mario
said the men were under contract with
Paolo Ffraone, q man. OF bad reputation,
who had hired the i've m1n to go to Saratoga. Mr.
Magone In answer said the matter had been laid be-
before the emigration commissioners. and they
decided that the men should pass through. Wit
ness has not seen the men since. One Angelo Leo,
in May last, imported twelve laborers BY the
steamer Eutilla, Of the Italian Navigation Co. He
found the men In Castle Garden and there learned
their condition. Leo secured the men in Italy and
purposed forwarding them TO one Unzaro at 153
West Third street. Sc. Paul, MINI. In the deal IT
was shown that each OF the men was compelled
by contract TO pay $65 to Unzaro for the loan OF
$21. Witness wrote TO Unzaro, but got no answer.
These were all the cases or imported contract
labor that came under his notice Laborers in
Italy are very poorly paid, except In harvest time,
when they got dollar day.
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FARMS COVERED WITH HAIL FIVE INCHES DEEP
A disastrous hailstorm on Wednesday passel over
South Richford, East Berkshire, and Montgomery
Vt Hall fell to a depth OF inches In some places,
completely destroying growing crops and gardens.
Drifts foot In deepth were seen firmly frozen To-
gether. Yesterday morning hail inches deep was
seen on the highway bridge At south Ricnford.
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DEATH FROM THE DRAWING OF A TooTH-Coro-
ner Eidnan was yesterday called TO take action on
the death Of Ihos. DUNCAN, OF No. 1ss east 65Jh
street, New York, who died In the Presbyterian
Hospital from hemorrhage from the cavity OF a
tooth which he had had extracted After the tooth
was extracted the low OF blood could not be
stopped and the man was removed TO the hospi-
tai He had already lost so much blood that the
efforts OF the physicians could not save him
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A WoNANb FIRNDIsn AcT.-Fire Marshal Whit
comb OF Boston, caused the arrest OF Josephine
r FAY, alias Doherty, on tine charge OF firing the
house In which she lived. No 10 Norman street. on
the night OF the lAtn instant Early IN July her
rent At that time she told MIN she would xii her
children ana set re 70 the house before she would
8re was discovered In her room, and as the nrc-
men came up the seatrs she was discovered trying
70 throw her eldest child into the nameS She was
held for the grand Jury, ana meanwhile phystc1ans
VIII examine her, u she Is Thought 70 be insane
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AND COMMERCIAL


Now York MOCK Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York Stock Market, as reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. 14l0 street