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National Republican., 1888-02-28
PAST OFFICERS uoNOREp.
Gold Badges Presented to Grand Army
Men.

Gold Badges Presented to Grand Army
Men.
John a. RGwlins Post, No. /, has been doing
big things lately. Last night 1t gave Com.
rade n. B. Fithian beautiful pas; post COM
msnder's gold badge. II is one OF The pret
test yet bestowed and no wortbier comrade
was ever so honored. The post itself was
surprised in turn by bein the recipient OF a
handsome Bradbury piano from Comrade Geo.
E. Lemon. This gift comes in good time. and
as the post is noted for its entertainments 1t
will be a most acceptable adjunct. com
mlttee is now hard at work getting up first
class camp fire, which Is 10 be held some time
in the latter part of March. Among the many
handsome gold presentations made none was
more cieditable or deserved than the assistant
adjutan generals badge bestowed on Com
that office.
National Republican., 1888-02-28
,,,er.t,ts Commerce hearing.

The interstate commerce commission will
beliu hearing in New York to-day in the
matter OF the inland transportation of immi-
grants. Before returning 10 Washington the
commission will also give hearing in the case
of Savery 4 Go. against the trunk liEes. Cou-
mlssioners Cooley and WOlker left the city
yesterday mOruiug for New York, where they
will be Joined this morning by Commissioners
Bragg, Morrison, and Schoonmaker
National Republican., 1888-02-28
wIthhoIdInc penslon Money,

The commissioner OF pensions has been ad
vised that Adm Mirtu, Of Liverpool, Pa,
who was indicted In the uutcd States court
nj Philadelphia on tna 10Th inSsHut for win
holding VI SO Oi the pGll'i money of john
SI Cne, came inlO court on the sd Instant and
eI tered plCa Of guilty sentence was sus'
pendCd while he made restitution 10 the pen-
siGrcr which he dd Thereafter Judge But.
Ter imposed u ilnr of $50, and ordered the he.
tCudalt to pay the costs of the prosecution,
amounting 10 sl7l As, all OF which vas paid
bl fore he left the COuT.
National Republican., 1888-02-28
Miss Fellows NIallgned.

MIR. Homer Fellows, clerk in the surgeon
generals Office residing at 1913 street north
east denies the truth of the dispatch from
Pierre, Dak., that Miss Fellows, his daughter,
Is to marry a Sioux Indian. He says that the
story Is utterly without foundation and a most
wicked and malicious reelection on the char.
acter of his daughter. He cannot understand
how 1t came TO be made public and THINKS II
the outcome of spite work upon the part II
some person unknown lfpossiblc he Is de.
teinincd to find the author ol the falschood.
National Republican., 1888-02-28

IFMoCRATlc papers In the south are s'ill
terminating Blaine aud defeating him. Tue
Republicans who meet at Chicago oa the
18th OF June will select the man who is TO
defeat Mr.. Cleveland, whom the Democrats
"N he .torc,d to take at st. Louis, on the
Ith OF the same month.
National Republican., 1888-02-28

ris gravely announced 10 some Of the
Texas papers, that Little Boss Mills IS {
,sLd.dAte for the United states Senate.
How he would rattle rour ir tIc seat
cLe. occupied by sam Il )us.On.
National Republican., 1888-02-28
Auction SALES.
NFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS o
~ THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

w hANlllNblON. TtD. 10, 1850
Notice is hereby given that on THURSDAY,
MARCH !, 1855. the lease OF the FISH WHARF
al FISH STALLS IN the cities Of Washington
and Georgetown will be sold at public auction
fol, the term OF one year from March /, lSss, as
follows
Al TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ, upon the premises,
four fish stalls in the Georgetown Market
House, TO the highest bidder, Terms, cash in
Also, at THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ, on the
SANE DAY, on B street, between Seventh aud
Ninth streets northwest, In front of the fish
stalls Of UentCrl Washington Market, all
rights and privileges granted or allowed by the
laws OF the corporation OF Washington 10 es.
tablish wharves or docks for the landing,
cleaning, and sale OF fish In the city OF Wash.
ingtop. and no wharf or dock shall be deemed
eligible unless situated ut some point on the
north side OF the Potomac river, between Elev-
enth street east and Fourteenth street west, to
the highest bidder.
Terms: SlG0 to be paid on the day OF sale
and the residue 10 be paid within five days
from the day Of sale,
ny order Of the Board Of Commissioners,
District OF Columbia.
". h. WEBB,
s, y. WHEArLEY,
q. W. RAYMOND,
Commissioners.
THOMAS BOWLING, AuCiioneer. iels-loL
National Republican., 1888-02-28
AMUSENIENTS.
SEW NATIONAL THEATER.

NEW NAllOSAL ltEhlLh'
1t is doubtful whether the American stage
annals record a grander dramatic presentation
than that of "virginius" by Louis James aud
Marie Wainwright last night. In the title role
Mr.. James was the very embodiment of the
Roman general, senator, and father. Hiseyery
motion displayed the polished actor, and there
was naught of rant or weakness in his rendi-
ton of the part. lie is possessed of grand
all the trying scenes of Knowles's great play:
Miss Wainwright was the ideal Virginia, aud
in the love scene with lciiius the modest Ro.
man maiden was depicted in every word and
gesture. Mr.. Mosleys Iclius was a mastery
Interpretation aud could not have been in
better hands. Mr., Huebner as Appius Clsu-
dius, Mr. dunbar as Claudins, and Mr H. A.
Iancdon a. Dentatus rendered their lines in
highly satisfactory manner, anu the other parts
were well cast.
"GIetChen," a new version OF "Faust and
Marguerite is the bill for this evening.
ALBAU6Hs GRASD orERA HOUSE.
Oftnbechs thrce.act comic opera. The
poachers," was given by Mcssrs Kari, McDJn.
aid. and Barnabees 'Bos,onians to 10
ers," like all OHenbachian works, abounds
with sparkling music. and the dialogue has
ust enough Of the French IN II to maze i CO.
Miss Marie Stone, In the dual role of libleue-
Bibe,ta, fulfilled all the requirements OF tue
part, ard htr vocal forts were generously ap'
plaudCd. Miss JuIctte tOrden did not have
much 10 do as Givetta but she did that well.
Mr. Harnabee was as comical as IL was posi- ole
for him 10 be as Marcassru, The m lie driver.
and that's saying everything that can be said
Of the popular comedian. George Frothing-
ham is always good. aud he Upheld his rcnli,a'
tion as Bibes without difficulty. The company
Is strong at all points, and the several choruses
OF The opera last evening were harmonIonsly
"Misnou" will be sung tonight with a
strong cast.
EMMA ABBOTT.
Emma Abbott and her excellent English
Opera Company will be the attraction at the
National Theatcr all o. next week, aud will De
heard in the following interesting repettoire:
mandy" "Miktdo," Carnival Of Venice,
"Good Devil" and bohemian Girl" Mis-
| Abbott has had a highly successful season,
| and, as usual, will be greeted by crowded
| houses in Washington. The sale Of reserved
seats will begin Thursday morning.
HAIRIss BlJou TnEATER.
The Pat Rooney Comedy Company began q
| weeks engagement at the Biou yesterday tc
large audiences, presenting the laughablt
an immense success. Mr.. Pat Rooney was ex
cclent, and provoked laughter every time he
spoke, and his brogue is as broad and as rlct
! as ever. The play is very funny, and is like
scores Of other pieces written with the same
| end In view. The company Is very fair one
/ and fills all the requirements of the play.
HERMAN THEATER.
Reilly and Woods big show played to good
| audiences at the matinee and evening per
| fOrmances yesterday, This combination isone
OF the best vaudeville organizations on the
| ing specialties. The Nelson family, BJbb!
| Gaylor, Pat Reilly, and Emerson and West are
| numbered an ong the attractions. Usual mat
| inees.
National Republican., 1888-02-28
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2s.
AnnsalnentaI

SATioSAL-Louis James ana Marie VAIN
wight.
ALEAIGHs-The BOstonlgus.
ELENASs-Rielly y Woods Big show.
B.;ov-Tat Rooney.
"tllARp HAlL-Prof. Carpenter.
TEEMLSASsAsPA PANoRANA-i5tn - s Ohios,
National Republican., 1888-02-28

elge THERE WILL BE A MASS MEET
t-S ing of the survivors of the District OF
Temple. corner 9TH and + sts., on WEDNES.
DAY, FEB. %, at 1850 p, m. An address VIII
be delivered by Gen. Edward g. Carrin{ton. OF
Prince Georges county. Md. The well known
auence, and oratorcal powers of Gen. CARING
ton promise n rich treat to the public, Gen.
Darlington will be followed by several mem-
tepton of being present and making short al.
dresses The public, especially the ladies aud
friends of the old volunteers. are invited, and
every volunteer Is requested TO be present and
of. a white ribbon, fe2j.4t
National Republican., 1888-02-28
snhmarlne yorpedo nnats for the Navy

-WUT0HTTHV VEI'VU rF"N'H TUT '''V EN'fF , 9
The Secretary of the Navy has changed the
date of the opening Of proposals for the con-
sruction of a high speed submarine torpedo
boat from March | to May next The p)st-
POI Cmtnt is made IN order to allow ain
Ship builders, who have expressed an intention
OF bidding Tor the work, more time for the
National Republican., 1888-02-28
WANrED---MIsCELIANEOUs

WY ANTED-sl,OO 900 (TO ENrEND) TO Sc
w cure half interest in genuine oppor-
tunity for party desirous of an established,
certain paying, and gentlemanly business |! osi-
ULARS, Republican Ottlce. Sleeping partner,
lady or gentleman, not objected to. fe2s st
National Republican., 1888-02-28
WAnrEn-EnpLoxHHN1.

WANTED - BY AN EXPERIENCED
w salesman, who understands sewing WORK
OF any kind; can act as cashier, or take charge
OF an Invalid. or as companion willing to travel
Address, with full particulars, j., care Carrie
Republican Office. IL
National Republican., 1888-02-28
SPROIAI NOTICES

scyss PRoHlBiTloN AND PRAYER THE
E&S Womans Christian Temperance Union
Will hold q special prayer service tomorrow,
Wednesday from 1880 to P. M. in view OF
pending action on prohibition iu the District,
at Central Union Mission rooms, $50 Pennsyl.
vania avenue northwest. Both gentlemen
and ladies cordially invited.
sWs AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
kS trustees ofthe washington City Orphan
Asylum, held MONDAY, FEB. q, lSSe. for the
purpose Of taking action upon the dean o.
the president OF the board, Mr.. William w
Corcoian. u was ordered that the following
entry should be made upon the minutes OF the
board: -
William w. Corcoran, for 30 many years q
bountiiul and loving father to the orphans OF
this asylum, is dead. We, who with them
mourn his loss, can only repeat the fateful
words. 1t would be as unnatural for us, IN
this hour of siiliction, to tell In measured
phrase of all his goodness to us rs for q child
10 catalogue a dead fathers virtues over his
open grave. We say TO- ourselves only this
"How good How kind And he gone '
And we comfort one another with these
words: "luasmuch as ye have doae y unto
one CT the least Of these, ye have done " unto
Me- J. j. DARLINGTON, Secretary,
National Republican., 1888-02-28
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN u
THos. Z wAGGAMAN, 9l7 Est.
TGo-sToRY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
FOR 2AIE
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SAL

lC0 acres, improved, on Glenwood and Bla.
S30,CC0.
1900 acres at occoquan, Va fine timber land,
$4,000
1856 acres in Montgomery county, Maryland,
improved, $4,000.
237 acres al Fort Footc, Nd, Handsomely I'M
proved $4,000.
2l2 acres near Clarksville, Howard Co., Nd,
improved, $4,000.
l27 acres in Fairfax county, Va, improved,
$1,000.
l5S acres in Anne Arundel CO.. Nd, 10 mlles
from Annapolis,
80 acres on Marlboro road, miles from the
city, 81, 600.
61s acres q mile from Leonardtown, st.
Mary county, Md.
have number of other farms in Virginia
and Maryland also in Florida, North Caro-
lima, and maRy large tracts of West Virginia
mineral lands.
HOUSES FOR RENT
National Republican., 1888-02-28
Contraction as Shown by the Crop
Report,

Contraction as Shown by the Crop
Report.
The report OF the department OF agrcul-
ture gives full returns of the principal grain
crops and the farm prices for last year,
with other interesting information as to
farm values, &c. We give tables below of
tho product and farm value In 1883 and
1857 Of corn, wheat, and oats
1883.
Bushels Farm
produced. value.
Gurn.................. l,5il, ,06j s95 4!.icts
Observation-Disclosures. S".,,,.,''::.. 5i,5Ss,4oj So So
lss7.
CoTn.o."..........."".,". 400 1910 4i lets
Nbthl................ 400,5!yO,p hSl
NE,...........o........ 659Gls,OOO 3Jl
The value OF these crops on he .fa0tS, as
tLcwn by these figures, were as follows In
these two years:
WSS"i... WS.si s$iSiS SO dg go sS23SI5!7?! S53 5i5!
Oats......". ............ "llG@,'~ ls"OiO,2'i
Totals. Isl 1890 sl,21s, ,7il0I
The crops produced were worth In 1883,
il,32l, ,5Ol more to the farmers than they
were In 1857. But II the quantities pro
fuced had been the same the difference
would have been mu,h greater--the oit
crop Of last year exceeded that OF 1888 bv
sS,3lG eco bushels, and the wheat crop W is
IN excess 35,430,0O0 OF that OF 1888, while
tke corn crop was 94,9Oj 900 bushels less.
II the corn, W eat, and oats that were
produced in lSsT had sold at tine prices Of
1883, they would have brought to the far
rers Of the country one hundred million
dollars more than they did bring. And this
is what the farmers have lost on these three
articles alone, because Of the policy OF
contraction OF the administration, which
subordnates all the interests OF the country
to those OF the Wall street gamblers.
National Republican., 1888-02-28

In sums TO suit At per cent
The Rboyeis only small portion OF proper
~ on my books, For full list call Of ONCE ioF
bulletins Issued on lat and 10th,
National Republican., 1888-02-28
,cxs. TO INVESTORS IN REAL ESTATE.

The annual election for directors OF the
Northern Liberty Market Company will be
held at the office of sa Id company MARCH II.
Polls open from to 5 p. M. Transfer books
closed March i; opened March 13.
GEO. r. B0HRER,
fel7-ftu-mhl2 Secretary.
National Republican., 1888-02-28
feb2G-3t
OTIS FOR SALE

7 OTIS FOR SALE
On 23d, bet. H aid I-siX beautiful lots, IS
and 20 feet by about SO; splendid neighborhood;
will be sold cheap.
Lot on Massachusetts ave. bet 18th and lSth
n. W. south front. Price, $3.50.
. lots on Connecticut ave, ne " Dupont Cir.
cle II sold at once will 60 at s2.75.
Lot on Rhode Island ave-; south front; near
18th. N. W. Price, $500.
Lot on 10Th, Just north OF Rhode Island ave-;
q by 100. Price, $500.
front; good neighborhood. Price, si.2j.
Lot on south side Rhode Island ave-, bet.
10Th and 18th, % by No. Price, $500
Is, II. " ARNER 4 Co,
teb2G-3t 0l6 + ST., n, W.
National Republican., 1888-02-28

The value Of these crops on he .fayDt', as
.Lcwn by these figures, were as follows In
these two years:
National Republican., 1888-02-28

1I>OR SALE-SEN ERAL 6 TO 10 ROOM
II houses. finely located in the north west;
also, desirable building lots on Massachusetts,
ave, 18th, 10th, X, s, and I sts., New Hamp.
shire and Rhode Island aves.
S-2S j. II, GRAY Il CO., 6l2 + st.
National Republican., 1888-02-28

TToR SALE EXTRAORDINARY BAR
Is gains this month in KRANICH & BACH
and STlEFF PIANOS, slightly used, at G. l..
WILD & BROS, 700 7th st. n. W. ja2o If
IUsTHs OLD STAND is THE ONLY PLACR
81 where frst.class Second Hand Clothing
can be sold at respectable prices. Address or
call at 6l9 d st. N. w. seA-U
National Republican., 1888-02-28
PERSONAL.

TGGS FOR MATCHING,
II From thoroughbred poultry OF all varie-
ties, SO per dozen;
Also, Holstein Cattle Of pedigree strain.
GRANT PARISH, "rhe Oaks"
Gaithersburg, Nd.
National Republican., 1888-02-28

FI,HE SENSIBLE YOUNG WOMAN WHO IS
i looking for good husband and happy
home should address for exchange of sem
timents, &C., AN HONEST BACHELOR,
Republican Office. feb22-6t
National Republican., 1888-02-28

NOR SALE WINCHESTER PLACE, IN
IL the city of Westminster, Md, contains 10
acres, laid out in 1859; fine buildings. good
water, and plenty of shade and fruit trees
For description, &c., address MCKELLIP &
CLABAuGH, NtOrneSs-at'law, Westminster,
Nd fel0iW
National Republican., 1888-02-28
FOR SALE

LNOR SALE--NEw 6 ROOM AND BATH,
IL bay window, concrete cellar, excellent
nejghboIhood; bargain. 2225 18TH ST. n. W.
Apply of owner, i30 at. n. W. 500
National Republican., 1888-02-28

EoR sALE-FINE CORNER LOT, stxlOj.
~ near Staunton square, cheap: also, one
on East Capitol st.. bargains.
SOS j. H. GRAY & co, 600 L st,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-07-11
LOCAL BUINEss MENTION.
ome Interesting Items tor All
 Classes Ol Readers.
Watch RepaIrinQ.


 If your watch is out of order take it to Geo. H. Curry. Established in Pres cott g years. Charges reasonable and c.. istent with good work. Watches rep. ltd by me have Card in back cases and hOne others warranted.
 How impOsitiOns are practiced on people who buy their goods outside of the regular channels: X day or two ago a peddler, who travels from house to house through this town and sur rounding country, selling goods at less than Prescott prices, came into my store and purchased bill of goods (tO sell again) at my regular retail prices without even the shadow of discount. At least 100 per cent. will be added to the price paid me for these goods, (this man is certainly not travelling for his healthy and the customer will be led to believe that they are being sold for one half the price that such goods are sold for in Prescott. The moral to this ls Buy your goods from your local mer- chant who has a reputation for fair dealing to sustain, and who has desire to secure your future custom, while the peddler and the catalogue are but pass ing shadows with but the present tran saction in view. Have just received stock of Table Linen, which l have marked at very close prices. Have Knitting, Sewing and Emb:oidering Silks, Anasenes, Chinilles and every thing required for fancy work.-Mrs. D. J. Sullivan. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-07-11

| How . Boston Model Posed. "Hello, Palette" Hello, Easel, come in"
 "All right, if you have anything new.
 "Well, made a few sketches" .Where," "Oh, in several places in the east. Made some Tn Boston, where 1 spent part of my vacation" "A vacation in Boston What an idea :"
 "Well. yes; it is rather rough on Bos- ton. But 1 took one of the fellows studios there for the Summer and made some nice studies. Had several models and-Ha, ha, ha! must tell you of one funny incident-,he funniest l ever experienced"
 "What was 1t ?"
 "Oh, l painted Venus"
 "A Venus in Boston }"
 "You bet And sumner !"
 "A Boston girla"
 "Yes. And fine one.'
 Handsome
 Beautiful as dream"
 Good hguref'
 "Perfect"
 "But she must have been of foreign parentage."
 "No. Her people have lived in New England for severa. generations"
 And she was not angular or broom sticked-armed or bean-poled legged or Aat-breasted 2
 "No, DO Her figure sas we'll nigh perfect, l tell you"
 And . genuine Yankee girl ?"
 "Yes"
 "And she posed before you absolutely nude ?"
 "Well yes, all but her spectacles. She insisted on keeping them on. Ha, ha. ha "-The Wasp Another man whom the fool killer had overlooked has been drowned while trying to navigate the Magra fall's rapids
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-07-11

were a herd of milch cattle near Her ron, every one of which died. The dis ease spread to other herds m the neigh boraood, ard half dozen people have lost animals. It seems specially fatal to fine stock and several valuable bulls have died from it. The opinion in that vic inity seems to be that the disease was in- troduced by herd of cattle driven through from Texas by Foster and Boone Bros. on their way to Grant county last March. Las Cruces (N. M. Democrat.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-07-11

The treatment of many thousands of cases # those chronic weaknesses and dietresoing ailments peculiar tO femalee. at the lnvalid1
 orS 6 S tng and thoroughly testing remedies for tho cure of woman's peculiar maladiea
 nr: ,s: d', Rasrse,s fsvorise rfsc.:crsIsioa ,s.. valuable expertence. ThOuoando of teetimo- nials. received from patients and from phyai- eians woo have tested t h the mOrs ss(ra: remedy ever devised for the relief and cure of :9srinS :Gmsn S%s It z not rsso%%socsc z 2. Woman's peculiar ailments.
 Az Powerful, invig0raeln0 tonic, s,d t di%psrtSs ,c ts. ';rsnSth tS the whole syste% perticular: For Sverworked, worn: out" dressmakerI seamstresSes. "shop-girs. house generally, pr. Pierce's -Fsvorite Prescription t the greatest earthly boon. being uneQualed e an appetizing cordial and restOrative tonic. nsrvins. FsvosIte sfS Pe.cspsion nns. qualed and is invaluable tn allayinS and sub duinG nervous excitability, irritability. e1: other distressing. nervous symptOms com monly attendant upon functional and orRanic disease of the womb. It induces refreehing eleep and relieves mental anxiety and de-
 Dr. Pferee's EavoPise Prescription 10 . le81S1mot0 mo0tctOOs carefully SSy.icisn, and % adapsea % to Wc%.n: nn1 dsIcase % Organization. It is purely vegetable in its competition and perfectly harmless in its morning sickness. or nausea. from whatever cause arising. weak stomach. indigestion. dye: pepsia and kindred symptOme. tts use. in oman
 "Fav0fite Preserip1ion 's 10 . posi. tive euro for the most complicated and ob- stinate eases of leucorrhea. excessive flowing. otvVTu Prolapeu1. or falling of the womb. veak beck. female weakness" anteversion, retroversion, bearing-d0w sen6atiOns chronic cOngestion, inflammation and ulceration of the womb. in- hammatiOn. pain and tenderness in ovariea. accompanied with internal heat"
 Ao regulator and promoter of fun0. tional action. st that critical period of chenee scriptton b perfectly safe remedial agent. equally efhcacious and valuable in its e6ecS period. known as "The Change of Life.
 "favorite PrcscriPti0n," when taken Golden Medical Discovery. and small laxstive eoses of pr. Picrce's PufKative Pellets Little Liver Pills,; cures Liver: Kidney snd Bladder blood taints, and abolisbes cancerou0 and scrofulous hunors from the system.
 "FavOrite Presc ripsl0n" 1" is the only x positive guaranSee, from the msna. fac;ureis. that 1t will give satisfaction in every case. or inoiey will be refunded. This guarari- and faithfully carried out for many yesTs
 Large boitles Q00 doees) $1.OO, or SiX bottles for $500. ,a--
 ', For lsrge, Illustrated Treatise on Diseases of cents in stamps. Address,
 Worlds Dispsasa1 Medical Association,
 663 Main S.. BUFFAIIO. N.V
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-07-11
cYCLoMic CLIPPINGS.

The cyclone season seems to be at its height just now A Scranton, Penn sylvania, telegram Of the 9th inst, says
 The severest wind, hal, rain, thunder and lightning storm experienced m this city for many years prevailed this after noon. Bartholomew Reagan and John Armstrong were struck by lightning and killed.
 A furious rain, hail and wind storm passed over Albany, N Y. the same day. Three great rain clouds appeared to meet over the city; trees were blown down. yachts were wrecked, awnings were ripped and telephone wires were twisted and crossed. During the storm a circus tent collapsed.
 Amherst. W,s.. reports terrific wind and hail storm. One woman was killed by falling timber. All crops in strip one-fourth of mile wide and four miles long are total loss Much standing pine was also destroyed and many houses and barns unroofed
 In the vicinity of New Brunswick, New Jersey, great damage was done to crops and buildings. The Pennsylva- mia round house at Mlltoo Junction was blown down James Barry, Hugh Garry and John White, three ball players, who were taking shelter from the storm were buried m the ruins and badly injured. A barr on George Plumblys farm near Middleburg was also blown down. Plumbly is reported killed. Dwellings and other buildings on the farm were wrecked. Terrible damage IS reported there from wind, hail and lightning also at Middle burg and Millston.
 A Catholic church was blown down at Ashbury Park, New Jersey.
 As a coal train, en route for Mon- mouth Junction. was passing through the village of Dayton, New Jersey. it was struck by a cyclone and Conductor John Dyer, of Trenton, and two train men were blown from the cars and all three fatally hurt
 In Iowa cyclone played havoc in a scope of country one hundred miles in length and neary the same in width. To the farming community the loss IS severe. No deaths have yet been re- ported, but the loss of horses and cattle IS enormous.