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In Washington County.
NOTES OF INTEREST FROM HAGERsTowN AND vIcrN-
ITY-REPUBLIcAN COUNTY CoNvRNTIONs-A sINGU-
LAR FATAL Acknowledgements COURT PERFORMS
QUICK WORK.
Correspondence Of TIE EVENING STAR
HAGERsTowN, August 10.
The republican county convention held here this
week passed strong resolutions, without a dissent
Ing voice, tavoring the denomination Of Hon. l. E.
McComas for Congress from the sixth district OF
this state. There were surface indications some
time ago that there would be rather strong oppo-
sition to his denomination, but as he now has his
own county solid, backed by Frederick, 1t Is more
than likely that by the time the Rockville conven-
tion assemblies, on August % the other counties
OF the district viii have fallen into line with the
intention or making his nomination harmonious
and unanimous. Both parties realize that the
nght Is TO be holly contested one, and already
Comas has received large democratic support
The reasons assigned for this was dissatisfaction
In the democratic ranks. With Col Douglas as
tne nominee OF the Latter party 1t Is now argued
there Is no reason Tor a similar state OF affairs,
making the final result very uncertain.
Joseph washington, lad seven years Of age,
residing just across the line in Pennsylvania met
his death under singular circumstances yesterday.
In driving COW nom his fathers yard he caught
hod OF the tail OF the cow, aud the long hair be-
coming twisted around his wrist he was dragged.
bis skull was broken and his body badly bruised.
Hagerstown's theater-the Academy OF Music
opens 1or the season on the 10th with Yankee
Moore. A large number OF attractions have been
already booked. Among the most prominent thus
far who have secured dates are Nine. Rhea and
Marie Prescott
reunion OF Maryland veterans will be held at
Samples Manor, this county, on August IL. The
participants Will be the survivors OF the First Ma
ryland infantry, the Ridgevllle Militia Company,
First Maryland Regiment, and the Home Brigade
volunteers. Ex-Conrederate veterans have been
invited TO attend, and speciality will be made Of
an army lunch or hardtack and bean soup.
The August term OF the Circuit Court OF WASH
1ngton County occupied the brief space Of just
three hours 10 dispose OF the business, notwlth-
standing the fact there were los cases the trial
and "a on the appeal docket. None or the cases
came on for trial, however the most or them being
continued and Ia others judgment entered in plain
cases.
The deputy sheriff sent from Hagerstown to
Scranton, Pa, after Charles Sanders, cOlOred, the
alleged murderer OF Rudolph Herr, farmer OF the
Clearsprng district, or this county, has returned
without the prisoner, the party arrested at Scran-
ton proving not to be Sanders. There Is a reward
OF several hundred dollars offered for Sanders APP
prehension, and tits hoped he may yet be captured.
Mr. Samuel q. Wise, OF Washington, who with
his father, has been visiting relatives In this CITY,
LETT to-day Tor Jefferson, Frederick county, tins
state, after spending ten days very pleasantly IN
visiting in HagersLOwn. B.
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TWENTY Vans, EXPERIENCES
SELLING DRY GOODS 70 CASH cUsToMERs

SELLING DRY GOODS TO CASH CUSTOMERS
Beautiful Lawns, &C.. &c.. 1Oc.. 1okc.
reduced to Soc
India Linen. finest quality. price was 15c, reduced
to &C.
Cream Albatross. all pure fine wool. wide double
width price was soc, reduced 20 37sc
Fancy Silks, in Checks and Stripes actual cost 81
40c. 45c. 4Sc.
French Satteens. finest quality, ESQ
Chailies, FreEch Styles lOc.
Csc. -
beautiful Satteens new French styles, 15c
SIC. reduced to 20c
Handsome Satin Plaid India Linen. finest quality,
price was 2oc.s reduced to 25Sc.
CARTERS
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH STREET.
Cash customers who buy IS viii select one OF
the foowlng valuable presents: pair large size
Pure Linen Dsnask Towels worth q; pe,r Of silk
quality Damask Napkins. worth 75c
e1.25.
Henrietta Cashmeres. Pure Emo Wool, wide double
width. All colorA p ice was Soc, reduced TO 45c
Cash customers who buy elO or over VIII s.iect one
Of the valuable presents large size handsoms Brida
Quilt worth q; so; one dozen fne quality DamssE
napkins worth 81 30 or two pairs Of large size Pure
Linen Osmask 1owsiss worth ~. jy30
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Real Estate Sales.

Staley Hill, real estate brokers, report the fol-
lowing sales: Part lot 8, square SO, 20 by 81, H
street northwest, for Mrs. O. Donaldson to Rev.
VIM. Osourn; $3.50. Lots 80 to 50, square 753
I'd street northeast, for B. Bernei to T. j. Hill and
VIM. f. Hunter, through j. T. Dyer; $3.50. Lots
50, 20, and n, square 597, three five-room brick
houses, for H. q. Canfied, 10 G. I. Staley; So OOO
Part lot %, square 1927, frame dwelling, street
northeast, Tor Mrs. Martha X. Dom, 10 VIM. b.
Creepy; $1,000. Two Six-rOom bricks, street
northeast, IOr L. c. Main, TO e. d. Scheuch; 50 800
Mary Z, Zeyely has bought, Tor $4,000, OF +. h.
jackson, lOt TO, D. and l. SUBJ, Mount Pleasant,
&C., 80 by $50 feet, on Lanler avenue.
Z. b. Gray has bought, for $4,41S.6S OF w. WILL
son ct al, six lots In the Trinidad tract
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In the Criminal court yesterday the motion FOR
new trial in the case OF John Custer, for selling
liquor on Sunday, was certified 10 the General
Term.
An exemplifed copy OF the will of Francis Miller,
deceased, from Montgomery County, Nd, was re
ceived by the register Of wills yesterday. he
leaves MS estate his wife, and his son Guion Is
named as executor.
Al $50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon Geo. Miller,
from Baltimore, was taken suddenly III on
Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets,
and was taken 10 the Emergency Hospital.
dead colOred infant was found In the river
near the Long bridge yesterday afternoon.
This morning at the Center Market a colored
man offered two brides for sale, ard when ques-
toned as 10 where he got them he dropped them
and ran on. The brides are held at the first pre-
cfnct station for identification.
The union camp-meeting Of the Washington dis
trict, Washington conference VI. E. Church. COM
menced yesterday. There are firty tenters on the
park. The exercises last evening were conducted
by the president, Rev. W. Murray.
The court house was closed to-day with the eX-
ceptfon that the Criminal Court held session.
Judge Miller, OF the Police Court, arrived from
Asbury Park last evening. but whl return shortly.
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Charles Mitchell. the negro who was arrested on
suspicion Of stealing horse. IS published in yes
terday's STAR made several conflicting statements
while In custody. which went TO connrm the sus-
picion OF Omcer Breen, who arrested him. During
tne DAY the police received Q telegram from Cal
~ on stolen horse. Mr. D. N. Monroe, the owner
" me animal arrived here In the afternoon and
Iuenuned the animal as the one stolen from his
place tuesday night He also identified the pris-
oner as tne person seen loalng about Gaithersburg
sne oay oeiore the horse was stolen In the after
aoon tne prisoner was turned over to the sheriff
1 Cy ne t0ld the omcers that his right name was
Va ~ " ~
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The COuPts.

The Courts.
CRIMINAL CoURT-J,slge Montgomeru
rape; new trial granted. David Williams. rape:
DO. Louisa Mergent. HOUSEKEEPING; motion for
new trial denied "
PROBATE CoURT-Judge Merrick
Yesterday, estate or Peter McIntire; inventory
$500 returned. Estate OF Chas Lyman: do
$50. l79 60 do Estate OF Sarah A. L. Barnes:
OF administration issued to Nellie s. Seaver: bond
$4,000 ~
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ALL ABOUT REMSASra
REMNANTS OF SILKS
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS
REMNANTS OF sATINEs.
REMNANTS OF GINaHAMs. FLANNELs. TABLE
LINENS. NAPKINS BLACK GOODS. in fact REM
nants Of all kinds and in all quantities. marked very
cheap. They the Remnants Of good styles. and
many Bargains in the lot
w.A SINISTER SONS
y14 9l9 PENNA AVE
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CITY ITEMS

everything before IT. Try and see. For sale by ali
nrst-class dealers Wholesale agentS Luchs 4 Bro.1
Try Oar Anti-Bob-tan Car Association Cigar.
wholesale and Retail Morren Z Co, "a 9th street
northwest
Moro11s "a 9th stn.w, every style showcase. eo30
Peerless Dyes
Are the bent Sold by druggists eoly
New Gas Fixturea C. A. MuppnAN, 1909 +. colin
Dtxon's Yeast Powder always reliable am
eRoyeI Gluess Mends Everyshing.
Save the Piecesi Mends Broken China, Glass,
Leather. Rubber, Metals, Gel Always liquid!
Always ready All Druggists and grocers sell
"Royal Clue at Toe istukth
''Royal Glue'' mends China, 0lasswood &C,
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


JoHSs0N's THEATER--MinStrelS-
PANORAMA BUILDIxG.-"Battle OF shiloh
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Lore BRANCH BOURBON WHISKY, sl25 bottle
Distilled In 1874 Cynthiana, KY. Charles kraemer,
sS1 Tth ST. u. W
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PkRcKLs 25 lbs and under. 10 cents; over 25 lbs.
ard under $50 lbs, % cents; trunks, 25 cents.
United Delivery COMPANY. 421 18th st. NV.
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THEY CONVICTED THEMsELvES-In the Police
Court, Judge Mills, to-day. Cnas. Jack on. Emma
Payne sophia Wells, Elizabeth jackson, Albert
FREDERICK, and Wesley Payne, all colored, were
charged with disorderly conduct. 1t is alleged
that last sunday morning, near 81 and NJ streets
soutnwest, THESE parties got Into row, In which
blows were struck with STICKS and that stone,
were thrown. Mr.. Kicks appeared for the Jack
sons and Mr. Wall for the others Mr. Forrest
tailed with his witnesses to sustain the CHARGE
but the defendants swearing against each other
made out Case. The row appeared to have or O.
mated In Frederick being invited to play a game
with jackson and in his refusing TO treat The
court, after some argument as to how many OF the
SIX should be held said that the District had failed
10 make case, but the wisdom OF the law allow
ing defendants to testify was apparent. for thew
had each convicted their fellows, and fine OF IS
was imposed on each.
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I>oR SALE OR RENT-AT AMMENDALE, Md,
II Drury house ID rooms; m repair; 200 yards from
building sites st price Visit premises sldruas
su4-eolms DANL AMMEN. WsshinstDn-
IroR sALE-AT MElRosE PARK, HyArTs-
residence Of the late r. K Eliot Lots so 81 $50
square foot Liberal terms TO purchs Of NOR han
one lot 20 any building NJ once For fuftn-r
su7-0t. l3Os a.
LroR sALE-BAR0AINs-LoTsA AT FOREST 0l.E n
II Nd; twenty minutes ride from city. ESQ ~
J. r. HEhrfORD
yl3-lm. il2sk "a
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SAVE YOURSELVES
GUARD AGAINST THE HEATED BREATH OF
SOVEREIGN 'SOL"
Whose intense attention is source Of crave
HOW?
Provide yoursevee with the proper kind of clothine
do not exert yourselves don't take things
shady side Of the street. In the matter OF
CLOTHING
We can furnish you with:
Heat-repelling Goats and Vests at........ 81 so
Trousers ditto at. IT'S
Entire suit coat. vest and pants at....s 3 rs
Breeze-inviting Coats and Vests at.... q 81
TROUSERS otto A. .........................2 so
Entire suit, coat, vest. and pants. At "a a
Sierra sighs" Goats and Vests at.........s3 y
trousers galore at..........................2 70
Entire suit coat. vest and pants At .s5 80
Arctic Persuaders Coats and Vests At So 90
Entire suit coat. vest and pants. at.......s7 so
Suffering. sweltering humanity these are the articles
species of barbarian attempt to persuade you
to purchase heavier torture your bodies and
nut aT ANY PkcE Thsr.ioT 5. mol be-
guiied BY the pathetic pisadinss OF piOOs fr:uda
VICTOR E. ADLER.s
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
OF and s*s 9Th St NV. corner Massachusetts, ave.
Strictly Ono PraoA
Open Saturdays till llp m.
ss:, : ss.. ss:s. ;;: ss ~
OVER 100 CASES CURED BY VEHICLES Ma.
in q sss% o long may :ssnans
some y and Il ys.Ss VIZ 81. c%sss3 Sgt q
EVANS t Whoiesais Agents Nv Tss.im. 9
NEW PRESSES NEW TYPE
n BOOK. ssS Ss aSb So EsE1 tAkGiE;rrna
110S-11l6 street n. w. south Side.
euss sos al p1sans hort
cp%p.sssns, gos.Hsn w study to Dss:
u Wholesale aud Retail.
Aate5sssssi Sc e u t9Gs siSS:;s s.p
s Ira snd soos %:. 1s
= Tsiephone-Y.rd ss4-2; Branch once. ess-a.
H. ID. BAna
INPoRTKR AND TAILOR
Has the honor 70 inform you that his NEW GOODS
=. SxEE personally hss al garments madam IN.
llJ1 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
mhl7 Wsshinxtpn, d. q
CAMPAIGN GOODS
Our new catalogue Of campaign outAts. With eoossi
tuition dsl tactics and fun inlormata0 ahsut oegan
thing ana drilling Marching cluha
ulusnufsd catalogus me-.
Aa sPArDINa HRos. los Madison 4. chssaeo
2Al DEeaAvsy. Nov YORK I7.tu.tAAs-3n
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MARRIAGE L1CENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk or tine court 10 Richari
u. Pnlpps and Cora NJ. Edward; Z. G. Siggers and
Myrtle SLalmaker
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BRooKs, 18th ST.. largest, Richest Newest Stock.
WILLIS Ice Coz Penobscot ice-red wagons
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LOCAL MENTION.
The weather.

FOR the District OF Columbia, Virginia, fair;
slizntly warmer; southeasterly winds
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RoBBERIEs REPoRrRD-George E. Miller. No. 4O1
IAN street southwest, reports the larceny OF q
pair OF shoes % cents worth Of candy ana a pair
Larceny or q ring worth Sc. W. White. l3Ih
and X streets, reports the larceny OF four chairs
some old carpet, and other articles.
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BROOKS. 18th ST., Gas-Fixtures and Chandeliers
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EOR SAi E-HUUSES-
1909 q st. NV,
b;h-, Or. new....-.Sc.500
1924 q. b-h-. 9r......1.00J
3Jl4 Prospect ave. q. 100
1855 and IS NJ ST.. b.
h. ana stoae........6.000
123. Both. b. b.. Or. 5000
340s n ST b. b.. lOr.5.o0O
The above IL only u por
books Call for list.
illH-2m
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The Fail Races,

cooper, IN N. L. sportsman OF to-day.
The National Jockey Club announce eight DAYS
racing this fall beginning october 20 Since spring
the grounds at Ivy City have been thoroughly
overhauled, and many changes made with benefit
which visitors at their coming meeting cannot
Iaii 70 notice and approve. The club announce 10
close on the 18th or this month, Wednesday of
next week. the conditions OF eignt stakes for two
year-oios, three-year-0ldS, anu horses or all ages
FOR twO-year-oidS the Arlington and Capi.al
s.dKes VIII close each with $1,000 added Last
IAN tnese Two stakes produced the Sensational
rlces between Raceland, Emperor OF Norfolk and
George Oyster that led 70 Mr. Belmonts purchase OF
Tue nrst aud last named. Probably he would have
purchased the other colt Also but money could
not tnen nor could now. in all probability, secure
the renowned grandson or Lexington. For three.
year-oldS The Anacostia anu Potomac stakes have
each $1,000 added, and these stakes produced The
memorable 0uelS last TAIL between Kingston
Stuyvesant and Dunboyne. The conditions are SO
arranged as TO give non-winners good pull in the
weights. The an-aged divisions have four events
10 close next week Tor the Ivy City meeting. All
average over $1,000 added money 10 EACH the
aulumnai handicap, one mile AMI a quarter, hav-
ing the handsome added amount OF 81, 500.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

WANrED-ro Boy A FARM OF ABOUT 200
ne ls' s'es NJ .o a.s
EARMs FOR sALE-Two DESIRABLE IARMs
on the Metropolitan Branch these farms sss veil
se r H iIft CO.. 1855 Ssfpes y s:s s
EoR sALE-cHEAP-57 ACRES OF LAAD ON
II the Metropolitan Rk: fronting m lroad and sd-
xddres. Il j. p. star oihoe. wi 'o'"1 .uii 81 So
EoR sALE-sEyENTY-sI ACRES TIMBERED
= lIpd, six miles from %As 81 H ss9 psrsors
SS4 .cres on the 5th stree, road. snoxn a lido
on the MetropolitAn Branch Of the b o X. a. D ON
the opposite side of the road is the subdivision ~ For
est Glen: and adjoining the seuth Is the farm OF
Gen Getty. This farm Is improved ~ three DIV lIng-
stock. corn honse two ,ce-hOuses, mia -houss. and
other 0utbu d,nss DO, and eoc ..tet ~
Lever falling STRAINS fupnins throesh ever bead
and there are fields Of corn erowiis which FROM
present. indicsrons. wall yield $50 barrels u corn
sat,l. 20 which are mic. cow. nearly :. rssisisrd
head Of hosrs. 3 bnesies' DAYTON wsssn. s,- ~
double Suusy Sarnes e Is bur lamar
plows 5 cnltivaiors harness for farm WAGON sresd.
mill horse;power. grain-drill. and an sbuDdance
and Su need q ,, Be seen 70 2. APPRAISED Al q
gain and easy terms. VII take IN part R dssired
'''N o''' & III. WARNER a co.
sulo-6t sIo q street O. ".
L>OR sAkE-TwELvE ACRES IN CULTIVATION,
100 yogns peach trees new .eyen-room o.tt.re
door i've minute walk iron station on b and o.
mile from city. very easy payment $4,000.
Thirty i've Acres CONDUIT koad miles from the
city Con the line Of the newly rsilro.d
Great Fails. sure 10 be speedily buiD; twO.story
frame house stable, nne selection of young fruit rood
water: easy terms. $500.
Two Acres 81 oak grove fronting public ros4; 10
of peach orchard IN rear: bes besutifullF no
buildings. ~ miles from city, mile from church
school store and postofce. third cash ela5 per
acre.
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I'm Washington County.
NOTES OF INTEREST FROM HAGERsrowN AND vICN-
TY-REPUBLIcAN COUNTY CoNvRNTIONs-A sINGu-
LAR FATAL Acknowledgement COURT PERFORMS
QUICK WORK.
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1902 Both ST.. Or. $4,000
$40 y st. NV, Or 1900
81 II p ST., b. b.. Or. 1000
1926 and 2s SD. 6r.3.000
.3206 and = N,i.h,Gr.3.000
] Alb 35th. 4. b.. ar. 1880
34oo n St, hh., Dr.
ml...-.............-3.250
ion of the property on my
Z. II. FIChLIN6.
l3O4 I'D st. NV.
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THE DEAD BODY OF AN INFANT LEFT IN A
VACANT hoCsE-The health authorities few days
ago buried - colored child from an unoccupled
house In MIller'S Court, between East Capitoi. A.
ID and 4th streets nor beast, which mad died on
saturday last. DR.. Frederick gave a certificate OF
death, and the mothe., Ance Williams, be,ng too
POOR 10 bury II sent the certificate 10 the health
once, suppoSiny the authorities would bury ft.
the house.
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FNI PORTRAITS Kets Kemetny. HOO Pa ava
BROOKS, 18th ST. Prices Guaranteed.
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LARCENY AND PRoFASTTY.-Frederick Hawkins
colored was before the Police Court To-Day
charged with stealing fruit from Jake Condone,s
wagon, on Goth street. When Oricer Dyer arrested
him Hawkins made use OF proiane language and
resisted arrest The prisoner Was Sentenced 10
faplty. 49, '>~ PAS
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BABY IN The BAsKET-A gentleman from Rich
mond Va, entered the sixth precinct station YES.
frcay carrying q basket on his arm and SAID he
DESIRED 70 iced his baby. The police thought he
was losing, out when the LID OF the basket Was re-
moved there was seen pretty infant about three
iHonths OH The man stated that the child's pa
rents were dead, ana he WAS taxing it 10 his home
In Pennsylvania 10 care for IL ~
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Through Europe on a Tricycle..

A writer on this paper is in receipt
Of a letter from Arthur III. Morrison,
late of the Oregon Pacific railroad
company at Corvallis, dated at the
American Exchange, that Trans-At-
lantic rendezvous of wanderers from
the Gland ofthe free," at London,
England, April p, covering a very
interesting communication which
will appear in a few days. Mr.
Morrison, accompanied by his wife,
will spend few months in Europe,
and will take IA short run through
Great Britain, France and Italy,
the greater portion Of their wander
ings TO be on tricycle.. They will
return 10 the Pacific coast in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison's friends
here and elsewhere I'm the valley
will probably be surprised, as was
the writer, TO hear that they are 50
far away, and all will join in wish
ng them a pleasant summer.
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Post Your Friends in the East !
EVERY one COMPLIMENTS

Us on our weekly edition, NJ IL contains 80
much excellent reading matter. We pro
pose writing up the fruit interests Of this
section, and you cannot do better than %
have the weekly mailed 70 your friends east
whom you wish 10 post on the resources Of
Oregon.
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Says the San Francisco Call:
Charles Dickens, the son of the dis
tinguished novelist of that name, ar
rived in this city yesterday. AS the
gentleman is to give this city a
course of three readings of his faith
er's most popular works, the pro-
ceeds to be devoted to the benefit of
the Children's Hospital and Train
ing School for Nurses, the ladies
connected with that institution ar
ranged formal reception for the
gentleman at the parlors of the Pal
ace hotel yesterday afternoon. Five
hundred invitations were issued to
prominent people in this city, very
many of whom responded to the in
vitatiOn. Shortly after three o'clock
Mr.. Dickens appeared in the parlor
where the informal reception took
place. Ballenberg's Band discoursed
fine music while the large number
of people present were introduced to
and were cordially received by the
son of England's great novelist.
Mr.. Dickens win be at the opera
house next Wednesday night.
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state Treasuror's Thirty second Notice.

STATE or OREGON, ,TIEAsURER's OFFCE( |
SALEM, May l6 lSSS {
Notice is hereby given that there are
IuhuS on hand to pay the following war
rants drawn on the five per cent rund, and
that the same will be paid ON presentation
~ thlS office. Warrants numbered 1899,
Istu, 1871, 1872, and 1913. Also the following
War1ntS drawn ON the militia nund, num-
bered 215S, 2759, 276O, 27Rl, 2T62, 276S, 277O,
200 Z'S2 255i, 2S67, 2I7l, 2755, 2774, 277S In
terest on the above warranls will not be al
lowed after the date of this notice,
g. W. VERB,
Treasurer.
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MOuldingS and Frames Made to Order,
REFEREES SALE,
STATE OF OREGON,

STATE OF OREGON,
CoUNTY.oF MARION, -
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
N virtue of a decree of partition and
order Of sale entered in the circuit court of
the state of Oregon for MultnOmah county,
on the 18th day Of June, 1887, and an amen
datory decree thereto entered in said court
on the
Twentieth day Of September 1887,
In the partition suit of Amanda Finn ct
al, VS.. J. Il. Smith ct al. whereby IL was
ordered that the south east quarter of
block & in Roberts addition to the city of
Salem, Marion county, Oregon, with the
other real property belonging to the estate
of John Smith, deceased, be sold. Now,
therefore, by virtue of said decree and said
thereto, !, the undersigned,
who was duly appointed by said court as "A
referee to sell said real property, win onTues-
day, the 3lst day Of May, 1888 at the hour
of 10 O'Clock n. m, at the court house door,
in Marion county, Oregon, sell the above
described real estate at public auction to
the highest bidder, for cash, In persuance
TO said decree and amendment thereto
G.. II. RAFFERTY,,
50I54 Referee.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-05-18

Highest cash price paid for wool
in the Opera House block.
F. LEVY.