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Preparing for the Grand Army.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Sept. S.-The several commit
tees In charge Of the Grand Army week details are
on duty this morning, and everything is moving
on smoothly. The reception committee at the
depot quarters has given direction TO several
thousand people this morning from all parts Of the
country. The only delegations arrived are the
Arizona posts. The California delegation will
arrive later in the day. The sun Is shining ana
all pleased with the prospects VI good weather
for the next few days
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A Horrible Murder I'm London.

THE FOURTH OF THE SAME CHARACTER IN THE NEIGH.
BORHOoD-ALL THE VICTIMS WOMEN.
LONDON, Sept 6-TEe horribly mutilated body
OF lewd woman was found early this morning in
the yard attached to a common lodging house In
SpitalneldS. The throat was cut from ear to ear,
the Dody was ripped open, the bowels and heart
were lying ON the ground and a portion Of the
entratls were tied around the neck This Is the
fourth murder Of similar character that has been
committed recently in this neighborhOOd. All the
victims were women OF the lowest character. The
author OF the atrocities remains undiscovered,
and the excitement In the immediate vicinity
borders upon panic.
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Australia Against England.

THE CALIFORNIA ATHLETIC CLUB OFFERS So 600 FOB
PETER JACKSON AND JEM SMITH TO FIGHT FOR.
NEW YORK, sept. a-Richard K. Fox received
the following dispatch this morning from WELL
know sporting man in San Francisco: ''The Cali
fornia Athletic Club announce that they will put
up purse OF s. 600 for Peter Jackson, the heavy
weight champion OF Australia, aud Jem Smith, the
champion OF England, TO night for; the battle TO be
fought at San Francisco In three or four months
from signing articles. They also offer a similar
purse for Charley Mitchell and Jack Dempsey to
hight for on the same termS.- The offer OF the
cluO has been cabed totem Smith.
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WHr DRAe Our

miserable existence when G few bottles Of
Ayers sarsaparilla would certainly give she
strength and Energy you need Thousands are
growing its virtues daily. So may you. hrs.
Alice West Of Jefferson. W. Va. writes. II vs.
all run down before began to take Ayers ssr-
ssparilla- bu: am now gaining In strength ever
day
Being very weak and despondent after lop5
Illness. tried Ayers ssrsspsrilla, and two bot
ties nave restored me to my former health. ~
Miss Blanche S. Brovnell, Boyiston Place,
Boston
AYERS sARSAPARILLA,
Prepared By DIR. J. C. Aver & Co. Lowell Masa
Sold by all Druggists Price, 81: six bottles, as.
WORTH IS A BOTTLE
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TIE LARaBsr YIELD EVER KNowN-YAcTs From THR
REPORT OF MAJOR PowELL.-THR GEOLOGY or THE
POTOMAC, ETC, RNC.
Major J. W. Powell, the director Of the United
States Geological Survey, in his annual report to
the secretary OF the Interior states that good pro-
gross has been made in the work OF preparing the
topographic map OF the United States. The area
surveyed during the past year WAS 52,062 square
miles. The survey OF the District Of Columbia,
Massachusetts, and New Jersey has been COM
pieteo, ana portions OF the survey In twenty.
eight states ana territories Work has been
commenced In Arkansas, lows, and Wisconsin, and
mas been extended southwark in Texas. In the
So1tnern Appalachian region work has been ex-
tended both In the mountains and In the CON-
paratively level country upon the east and south
In the far West the survey Of the plateau region
OF New Mexico, of the Sierra Nevada In California
Cascade range In Oregon, and Of the Rocky Of the
tended.
THE GREATEST NNIRAL YIxLD xvER KNOWN.
The report states that DR.. David T. Day, in
charge OF the division of Mining Statistics and
Technology, estimates that the output during the
past year Of all metals minerals, stones, coal, Pc
tr0ieum, natural gas and in general all Inorganic
substances taken directly from the earth for in
dustrial and commercial purposes has a total
ceas ssssS Ensa
the largest total ever reached by the mineral
production OF any country. This aggregate, 1t il
stated, Is due not only to increase In the GUAM
tity, but to an increase In the average Of prtces
OF this amount the p1g-iron Is valued at S121,.
800; silver, $50 ~, 800; gold, $50 100 600;
PENNSYLVANIA anthracite, $S4, So, ISL; building
stone, $25, 100000
THE CHARLESTON EARTHQUAKE, ETC.
Capt. c. E Dutton, the report states. has been
engaged for nearly two years In investigating the
Chor xuht oh tn
It is said, Is the best-observed earthquake which
has ever occurred. "But Capt Dutton," comments
the report latter two years OF most labori0us In
vestigat1on is still OF the opinion that the result
causes which produce such catastrophes."
During the year 5000 titles have been added to
the library, which Is under the direction OF Mr. c.
G. Darwin. 1t now contains 81 ,563 books and
pamphlets
Prof. McGee has made considerable progress in
studying the geology OF the Potomac formation,
beginning In the DiSlrict OF Columbia.
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Prince Henri Goes 60 Newport.

NEW YORK, Sept. 8.-Prince Henri d'Orleans,
who arrived in this city last night left for New.
port this morning with NJ de Boisey. They sail
for Europe next Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

WAR DEPARTMENT CHANGEs.-John ]. Heron, Of
New York. appointed proof-reader at $1,000 in the
War Records ONCE; Chas. d. Bulla, OF Missouri,
promoted to class /, Surgeon Generals ONCE;
Chaa w. Dietrich, class 1, SurgeOn-GeneraPs
ONCE discharged.
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WARu Waves

Are rolling in. You can't escape them; but you
escape the sleepess nights. loss Of appetite. and
languid feeling that result from draining the
force by muscular mental exertion in summers
torrid days The use of PAINE'S CELERY COM
FOUND that great tonic viii strengthen
the system and forty it against the attacks
OF summer debility This preparation is q medicine,
not drink. 1t is scientific combination Of the best
tonics. giving lasting benefit to body and brain. It
cures all nervous diseases and has brought new life
and health to Thousands whose weakened were
the Of their many ills 1t is especially valuable
a this when feeble persons are so liable to SUM-
stroke diseas0which is nearly always fatal PAINEs
CELERY COMPOUND, by restoring perfect health,
almost entirely removes the liability to this dread
disease II you feel the effects Of summer heat you
can't Afford to delay another day before gaining the
Vitality only obtained b. the Of this great medicine
SOLD BIZ DRUGGIsTs s1.oo. SIX FOR $500.
Send for eishtpase paper. with many testimonials
WELLS. RICHARDSON CO.
BURLINGTON. VI.
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Burned to Death I'm His Home.

CRYSTAL FALLS, MICH, Sept. a-Yesterday morn
stroyed by fre Mrs. Brown was terribly burned
and Will die Brown got out unframed but re-
turned TO get some money and was burned to
death.
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An Excellent Idea

DR. MARY WALKER WANTS 10 BIZ SENT 10 THE YELLOW
FEVER REGION; AND EVERYBODY WANTS HER TO 60.
DR.. Mary walker was walking through the
Treasury corridors the other day. as Is her custom
OF late, headed aimlessy for the Secret Service
Division, when she passed STAB reporter on his
rounds.
"Youre just the person want to see she ex-
claimed, waving her beaver and her umbrella
simultaneously. 81 want TO tell you something,
and think that you could make q good article
out OF It. Do you know, went to Surgeon-}en-
eral Hamilton the other day and asked him 70
send me down 70 Jacksonville TO lecture to the
people, and he told me that he had no money for
such purpose. want TO 20 there and tell those
people that an ounce OF prevention Is worth a
pound OF cure. think that there Is q neld there
worthy OF great efforts, and believe that i am
risk. have been all through tropical climates,
and am not In the least AFRAID A number OF
people have said TO me: 'Dr. walker, why don't
you go South and lecture TO the yellow-feve
People?' And feel that II is my duty 20 90. But
1 can't go on my own responsibility and de-
pend on pay for my lectures. I want
TO be sent there, SO that my lectures can be
free. Now am well fitted for such work have
considerable scientific knowledge OF the subject
nave talked 70 q number OF physicians who have
myself TO any condition OF mind that I may
discover in my audiences. The people down there
cannot be reached by literature; q great part OF
them are unable TO read, and must be taught by
ject OF sanitary care, ana who can adapt herself
10 the conditions OF mind around her. IL Is a
glorious mission"
"But DR.. Hamilton says he has no money avail
able, and cannot send you down there. !" suggested
"Yes; but Congress can give him money. Con-
greSs can ap-
But the reporter had gone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

THY Ir,
POSD's EXTRACT IL known everywhere. and vell
Inenn its reputation a. the Peoples Remedy" and
ohNGA. I'm pcs'foyer For over forty years this
greet Vegetable compound has proved it's eficscy And
nsvef failed 70 do is duty when brought into use Ia
- VOL is grsetest renoxn A. subduer Of all paint
PONDS E1TkACT cures Burns. sunbu fas Sshanns
Insect Bites. Wounds. bruises. Piles. Cafarr5'
Hsnerrhsses. etc. Ash Tor PONDS ExTKlcT iake
~ I-A1ts1on4 my3l
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sales Of Real Estate.

Allen McLane has bought for S, 1880 Of Kate
Shines, sub lot 20, square 81, "a by 81 feet Az
inches, on the west side OF Connecticut avenue,
between X and streets.
Edwardanna Cain has bought OF Freeman H.
Mott for g, 900, sub lot 10, square 341, property
26x92 on the west side OF 18th street, between N
L McLane trustee, for Sl2, 100, sub lot SO, square
1874, property fronting on the east side OF Con-
necticut avenue, between X and L streets. Ella
c. Brown has bought OF Horace B. KirkwOod,
s. 800 part lot %. square los, property fronting
% feet on the west side Of 18th street. between b
and streets northwest.
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An Old Mans Suicide.

NEW YORK, Sept. SIN ut Of dependency, on
account OF long-continued illness, James DILL
worth. seventy-etght years OF age, committed
suicide by hanging at his residence In Brooklyn
early this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

INV " NAou0BO SMO O1V0o0D vv0kno
From the Detroit Free Press.
you are out with a party OF real good friends
you won't play the game, Of course, but II you
have been invited to make up party, In order
that the expense shall be divided and each one Is
going to bring homo his catch OF fish, then it's
perfectly legal In running out from any seaside
resort TO q fishing ground you1l strike more or
less sea, and the chances are that youu anchor on
some bank or bar where there n o groundswell.
Let everybody get In line frst In this way
they'll pick the choicest positions, which are bow
and stern. In fifteen minutes no matter how fast
me nsa bite, you'n see EN- begin 70 get uneasy.
Tnen they'll begin 70 grow white around the
mouth. The boat isn't heaying TO speak OF, but
the groHndswell gives IL sort d wailow now and
then. No one q downright oeasick, but ono By
one they lose al interest In the events OF the
CAV. some layit 70 the breakfast cofBee. and
some 70 loss OF sleep, and one By one they STOW
tnem:eiyes away aud are two hours In recovering
sne.r interest 1esnwhila II you are hardened
WIStco, you have thrown three uneo over, and
WITH the captain 20 take on tn fsh ana bait the
nookA you've pulled - your even hundred oefpre
trial y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08
Welcoming the Car and

"e1cOmfhK inc CZor and CZaF1m0s
81. PETERSBURG, sept. &-The car and czarina
arrived at Elisabetgrad yesterday. They were
enthusiastically welcomed. great throng had
gathered TO greet the emperor and empress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

Deputy Sheriff Reilly. Of New YORK, who allowed
forger King TO escape rom his custody WeQnee-
day, was arrested and gave bail yesterday on Q
charge Of malfeasance In once.
Natchea. Miss. 't the pcnsiscai orie snpcsnuns
Nun archbtnhop OF New OFlean4
The latest Hawaiian scandal u the report Of
tIavagant expense o. the state funeral OF the
- sisns earshquaks shock Vas fsls throughout
Mexico Thursday night
the authogiIiss 6 TnutemAu Aaveinsue war.
rant TOR the arrest q STUART Cumberland, the
min0-ssa0sr fof % insuls 70 she Austrian nag IN
aooa0oo - jonannoUoa6
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices of
the New YORK STOCK Market, as reported by special
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

COMMANDER BAKER, Of the Monongahela, has
been invaded and ordered before a medical sur
vey at Mare Island. Cal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

THE U. 8. s. DOLPHIN is expected to arrive
at san Francisco shortly from Honolulu, in
command OF Rear Admiral Kimberley.
She will have her bottom scraped and painted,
and will then proceed to CallaO, where the nag
will be transferred to the Trenton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

AN ENoLDulAN's APPLICATION voR DIVORCE
A. b. Williams, counsel for John Robert Wood, has
Med q bill In equity, In which the latter asks for
o divorce from Elizabeth Wood, TO whom he was
married in september, 1877, In Yorkshire, England
They came TO the United states In March, 1885,
He charges that she was addicted TO drunkenness
and that while they were residing In Burden, N
Y, she deserted him, leaving for the city OF New
YORK with q man whom he does not know, She
took most OF his valuables with her.
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OF UnsOumd Mind.

A JURY IN THE CASE OF SAMUEL T. DRURY TMpe
THAT INSANE.
A jury was empanelled In the Criminal Court
room this morning TO inquire into the mental con-
ditton Of samuel I. Drury. The examination was
held at the instance OF Charles s. Drury, for whom
Campbell Darlington appears IS counsel Samuel
T. Drury Is under Indictment for forgery, and
Mr.. Darlington said that the case had been called
several times for trial, but all the parties inter-
ested agreed that he should not be tried In The
condition that he was then. This examination
DID not In any way Affect the criminal charge
against him, but the law provides that n q man Is
charged with criminal onense, ana after his ar
rest becomes insane he can be put into the hospital
his own behalf He would be confined In the
asylum until he Is able TO be tried and there would
be no chance OF his eyading the law through a
proceeding OF this kind The inquiry was confined
TO the time after the date on which the forgery is
charged 50 that the inquiry could IN no way afect
the case against him.
DR.. Leach testified that he had made an exami-
nation with surgeon General Hamilton, and that
they had Deen convinced that he was insane. The
disease was OF progressive character and he
should be sent TO the hospital.
Members OF Drury's family testified that he had
changed greatly and that he was suffering from
deiusionA His brother had gone insane some time
before. He had no property whatever.
He was found insane. The jury was COMPOSED
OF VIM. II. Brawner, John 7. Mitchell, John A.
Downs, George 7. Keene, Samuel B0oteS q. This
Noyes, Abram =. Randolph, Edward GraveA Wash.
B. Williams, kobt. o. Edmonston. Nontrey1lle
Strickland, Peter Hepburn and VIM Il Rupp.
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"A MHLIoNAIRE's WML-The win Of the late
leaves % his daughter NaTTarstta s2Coo0o, 70 his
son Howard. Tor his maintenance during
hfe, sum not 70 exceed 5000
per year, and 70 Howardn daughter
Helen Rosvena, the sum OF 500, 900 with interest,"
until she attatns her majority. The balance OF
Inc estate 10 divided equally among other heirR
t12,0OO,OOO.
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Army ORDKRs.-Second Lieuta. 8. Benton, bat
terry B, and Edw. A. Miller, light battery f.,
Sd artillery, transferred; First Lieut. NJ.
NJ. Maxon, 10th cavalry, ordered to conduct a
detachment OF recruits TO the Department OF
Arizona, and then TO Join his troop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

w hen bsSy vss sick. We save her csssoria.
Whom she vns child. sh cried for Cassoria
WIN shs became Mic. shs chung 10 CassoriA
Nhn - had sha2dx0ns nhs save thom Cassor5s
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UecH pO5CpUHtu Oh dCCOUHC OF rhIn.
Col Browns summer Home Burned.
GREAT HARRINGTON, MASS, Sept S.-The summer
residence Of VIM. l. Brown, proprietor Of the New
York Daily NeUs, together with the stables, car.
rtage and Outhouses, were burned this morning.
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And smooth. healthy skin and scalp are
insured BY using Seabury's Hydrvna pAn.ol
Soff. Soap, . pure medicinal soap highly scented
and aluxury for toilet. nursery and bath
IL cures letter. Eczema Ringworm
'AL'Aff Botehes. Plnples. Rouyhness Of Skin and
al kinds Of eruptions. II removes Dam
- drum and prevents falling Of the Hair.
AANOs 6seh cake Is packed In . decorated tin box
IN - - csnts 81 Druggists. SEABCRY q
yyVaNsoN. Sole Manufacturer. New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-08

RUNAwAY.-A team driven by Franz Meister, q
pork packer, took fright this morning on street
and dashed down that street 70 SD street. where
1t collided with an awning support and also de-
molished q show window OF FreemanS notion
store. The driver managed TO escape without
injury.
GRAIN REcErrrsL boat Loudoun arrived
with 800 bushels OF wheat and 1000 bushels OF
corn for q. T. Dunlop.
WHEAT sold on change at CSC to 81 Q bushel;
corn sold at 55kc. bushel
FINED IS FOR PRoFANITY.-Robr Chamberlain
pleaded guilty In the Police Court to-day to q
charge Of using bad language on Fayette street
and paid s.
TrxPRRATuRR AND CONDITION or Warm AT ?
q m-Grear Fails. Temperature. 60; condition,
9; receiving reservoir temperature 20: condi-
connection, 81; distributing reservoir, tempera-
ture, 70;condition at in1uent gate-house "a; con-
dition at efduent gate-house, 80 High tide In the
river to-day at 9:47 p. m; low tide at 90 D N.
MEETING OF CITIZENS for the advancement OF
the interests OF the Georgetown ana Tenleytovn
Railroad Co win be held &C the once OF c. I'D
Ficklng, 32d and N streets, this evening.
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Half Of the Crops Will b Lost.
DAMAGE By PROSr IN NORTHERN NEW YOIY

TROY, N. Y. Sept &-Dispatches from many
points north OF this city confirm the
reports OF extensive damage done
by yesterdays frosta The corn and
potato crops have suffered greatly, and large
proportion OF the buckwheat crop has been
destroyed. II Il estimated In some places that
half Of the late crops have been injured beyond
cOvery.
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0ecreeQ. HcfOefJ 0SI. L1Ooy, pro cOnle000. o2t
Defendant Anthony Bremen granted Richard
Farm" Homiller agt Homiller; sale OF balance
OF real estate decreed. Tyler agt Tyler; w. Her
bert smith. examiner. appointed 70 take testimony.
Assignment unchanged
PnoBATB CouRf.,yHdoe On.
Yesterday, estate OF John Eiland; INVENTOR
nled; order OF sale OF personal property; Hannah
INLAND appointed guardian -of orphans; bond
$4,000 Estate Of sarah A DICKSON: letter
testamentAy 70 William A usheE bond,
ton. Estate Of wnliam Wallace curtis: letters
tsstamentary 20 C. W. curtis; bond 81, SOD In rel
Bessie K walker; Margaret Walker sppoinfed
guardian; bond 500. Orphans OF Orostes N Nei
son; Nellie Il Nelson appointed guardian: bond
$50 Orphans Of Robert b and Anna q. RIM:
order authorizing sale or mortgage Of real eststa
Guardianship OF Hastte @. COMBS Ct al: order al.
counts were passed az follows: Estate q C>snsr
Heroert: estate OF Sarah A. L Barnes: estars OF
Augusta Aamussen; Amanda A. Withefcv. gusr6
Ian; Ernest J. 6omneFs guardian, and Wm. +.
VFrhon. guardian.
PoGIcs Oouxa,ysdoe uxu~,
To-day, William J. Hickey dsoroeriv cooauct.
IS OF Is dayA Cora Ruckof. profan1fy. nersonsi
bonds John Brown ana PAtf1ck Rlynn s1inorSeriv
conduct; collateral forfeited RdW1ru Jones fasf
driving; DO Alfred Ga!ewoo1, disordsriy cooduct:
% Frank Wake and james Strother, vsSrsScy:
Brown, colosed, dlsordesly conduct; s o. Is days
each. Eugene Carroll oo; go q . dan esch-
esspnen NORA do; s Or Is dayR M cssrnii
Do: DO Thomas WADE, pgofan1ty; q AnnS
Price, olBos1seiy coo1uct; a y Ruinsr. q. !: ~
Rufus DssInG "a; a 49, HoinSS vsmS,o a.
SoSs s. g q g. Less bsr'sA wsaV % q.
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WHAT n GOING ON IN WASHINGTON couNrY-n-
PROVING THE MAIL sKRvIcs-rHR PuBIIc SCHOOLS
MONEY SINKING INVESTMENT.
Correspondence Of THE EVENING star
HAsKksrowx, sept :. 1883.
The free-mail-delivery service which went into
effect here several months ago has proved great
convenience Beginning with the first OF the pre-
sent month the deliveries were increased from
three to four. with three collections. An addi-
uonal letter-carrier, Harry Gruber was also ap-
pointed at the same time, and the working hours
reduced TO eight In compliance with the recent
European tourists are returning home n. II.
keedy, ESQ.,, one OF the best-known lawyers in the
state, and his daughter, Miss Bessie, with her
Josiah smith, returned yesterday from an en-
tended visit TO Europe, 70 their home In Hagers-
The public schools OF washington County. which
have been closed for several months, will open on
Monday with daily sessions IRON a. m. To l2 and
from TO p. N. During the vacation months the
addition OF numerous school houses and the APP
pointment OF a large number OF additional teach
ers 6oth male and female.
Geo. Kline an aged resident OF the Beaver
Creek district Is one OF those who has no
faith In banks consequently he makes his
his premises were invaded by a trio OF CROOKS
his wife sand-bagged, and s400 taken from a sec
retary. The three men-Ludwig, Hill, and Kline,
the latter q relative OF The victim, were appre-
hended, however, and are now serving long term
In the Maryland penitentiary. Sunday Last an
other raid was made on Kline's house, the same
identical secretary broken into and SlA0 stolen.
In this instance, too, the thief has been appre.
hended In the person OF Jas. Nicodemus, the money
recovered, and the culprit committed 10 jail IN
default OF $500 bail TO answer al the next term
court
The weather Of the present week has been un.
usually cool for this time OF the year. In the
morning and evening hours light overcoaJs and
wraps are found 70 be Indispensable, and as a con-
sequence city summer 0oarders are Fastening
home.
The quantity OF money In and about Hagers-
town seeking Investment IS strkingly illustrated
by public sale OF bank stock made a day or two
ago IN this place, when twenty shares OF The
First National Bank, par value $40 sold for $40
per share, and twenty shares OF the old Hagers-
town Bank, par value SIS. sold for $3.50 per
share, b