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District Government Affairs,
THE DELAY IN PASSING THE DISTRICT APPRoPRIA-
TON BILL

Captain symons has suggested In view OF the
delay In the passage OF the District appropriation
street work. and the probability or additional de-
lay In securing granite blocks, curb and other
material suitable for street work, on account OF
time necessary for advertising and awarding OF
contracts, &C., that certain amount Of street.
construction material be purchased In open mar
Ret to last the District until the regular contracts
ter to the Controller Tor opinion TO the legal
ity OF the proposed purchases.
SCARCITY OF WATER
The Commissioners have written to the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury q letter saying that "annu-
ally during the warm weather q scarcity OF the
water supply usually occurs, thus depriving resi-
dents living on the more elevated portions Of the
city OF supply In the upper parts OF their dwell
ings, and only giving meagre supply upon the
ground floors very large number OF complaints
to this effect are already being maze. In order TO
reduce the source OF complaint TO q minimum, the
the matter and to ask that you viii instruct your
subordinates who have control OF the use OF water
In your Department TO permit as little waste OF
poses and TO curtail Its use at the two fountains
deemed practicable"
SEVENTEENTH STREET IN BAD CONDITION.
Capt. Symons has written a letter TO Nal. Ray
mond relative TO the bad condition OF 18th street
from to II streets. He says that the street In
question Is occupied by the tracks OF the Metro
politan Railroad Co. and is In very bad condition,
the rails being sunken and badly rutted along the
tracks. He suggests that a letter be written TO
the railroad company informing them that they
will be permitted to remove their tracks from this
street. and that the necessary repairs Will be made
by the District and charged to them. II they do
not wish TO remove their tracks from the street
all that portion OF the street which they are re-
Quired TO maintain must De put in frst-class con-
dlton, and II not put into good condition the work
will be done by the District and charged 70 the
company.
BUILDING PERMITS
Building permits have been issued by Inspector
Entwisle as follows: w. b. Particle, three brick
dwellings at 634 TO 63S street northwest 60 600;
H. C. Chick, one brick dwelling on Valley street
northwest, 81 500; A. Palmer, three brick dwell
tngs at l04, l06 and los Chaplin street northwest,
$l2, 500; w. A. Custard, four brick dwellings on
36th street northwest, 5000; George Prince, one
brick dwelling at 1927 street northwest $l2 600.
MISCELLANEOUS
The suggestions OF the auditor OF the District,
respecting the deposit and disbursement OF the
''permit fund.-" which were heretofore published
In THK STAR, have been adopted In the main by
the Commissioner and they have issued an order
accordingly.
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DUBLIN, June 14.-United Ireland threatens to
circulate for signatures petition to the church
authorities asking them to remove Bishop
ODwyer, OF Limerick, for his course In connection
with the papal rescr1pt.
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FINANCIAL AND COMmERcuAl.
New York stock m

New York stock Market.
the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. 14l9 street.
Nv, Q Id Aame n n n n
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MARRIED..

McARpLE-THoMPsoN On Thursday morning,
June IA 1855 At the residence Of the brides srents
by the key. Father Tewes, Dr. THOMAS h. McAkDLE
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Poisonous COSMETICS.


LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they get their Toilet Powders FREE FROM
POISON.
FREEMAN'S INDICATED FACE POWDER IL
haress as the dew and beauties naturally
Properly applied cannot be detected. The following
druggists and those named in succeeding advertise
msnt comprising all the leading Druggists in the city
sell and specially recommend IL,
Try "Freeman's Hizwatha Handkerchief Extract ~
the latest delightful. elegant 9usdrupls strength
sweetiy clln2lnK. permanent. 0Oc. per OF.
W Thompson, 03 10th St. D. p. Hiekling, 319
Pa ave A. NJ. Daniels 1900 14th ST.; A. j. Shafhirt.
n Gag and SITS. -. c; Brown k I. ave- and 9TH IT.
T. 4 y Judd. 9TH and sts.; W. I. Baldus, Pa ave.
and 18th ST. w. Z. Duckett Pa and I'D ct.
C. Chr's M, IA Pa ave; EnsMistlss !2ll Pa ave-
Magruder. 1900 Pa ave.: Dobyns 4 Kimpten POI
IA ave. az T. Pitxer Co, 5th and E Cap. st.: j. K
n ne; g. g; G; smms, n 7. AVE-; and l4ih 4: + 2:
sss; NV; AslPhsnstins. l4th and W ave; G.
benuey l4th and Corcoran Sta I. Flemmer Bro,
Iath and p sts; z Gisdmon, "a and sts r W.
Pury. gth and y stS: r o. Pinkard: PIG 14th st
n v. Harper, 600 Pa ave.; @. W.. Cropley, 0eorxe-
town. p, c. g. b Lockhart. 32d and sta L 9. Nil
ourn 0th St and Case ave. W. 8. richardson, 400 ~
st.; Tschinely Evans. Wholesale Agents. aplO-eo3m
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ZINE Bullying 10 LOTS G9RNER OF TN AM
On TUESRAY AFTERNOON. JUNE NINETEENTH
THOMAs BOWLING, AucIioneer.

SSo Il sPIEsDp e sR mp
SzSK6EA RSnSiJkFsH
M aSTiddSEE a IxR55 STSSs
w WALNUT ETMt9GhEhh Two
SAkb1t;HoaS Sh4MsEk Mlf fSkSi1 yhE n
AND kosE%oop cHAMB ais' iFT TxHHSAN.
HaSiis eSSihs ohis &A1 HsD
,s On MONDAY M0kNiSS, JUNE EIGHTEENTH.
sSG 1h stree, y shan
fei5-4t '' N THOMAS e BOWLING. Auctioneer.
GO MRgs5H9 HAS 81
June 1888 " tSs
ss C 'si5 Pi str Hay scale.
der oats IN . the straw and live stock the fOlowns
aHs s len cSpSSik'.
No situated on 9TH between s
svenue TWELVE SGLScR P No. 4 ssa
ct 5ss and
fwo i1S Hfts' No.
81 fSEnEy sGd
No. Situated at BrFhswood. D. G. at FIVE ocLoCK
Pm Parties purchasing will be required to comply
& es Ct
2. WEBB, s. z. WHEATLEY. CHAs ". RAYMOND,
,el3 st DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts.
rs I SALE c Of TTAL "a REAL Is
BEING Smile HE c ASD 20
ssgBRIIIyIsI0M OF THAT POkIioN Of THE
SsSa 81 TE 81 bEA sSh4 S "a
IL 1AE Ae5sFSsE RIVER ASB 81 rhS %SS
Known RENN As FWiNIAA X1SyE EXTENDED
R.es e. ~ Ys;:sS
SSs SSaE ~ e 4.
subdivision Of .Iwining City" made by trustees
and recorded in the surveyors office Of the District Of
Terms Of sale: one-third cash. balance in equal in.
annually. and to be- secured BY deed Of trust on the
is be 81 at
S ss mot S IL ss
day Of sale the the night resell the
ing purchaser or purchasers. after Ave days paSic
notice of such resale in some newspaper published in
N;BTPiats showing the subdivision can be obtained
on to the ni rHiss Or s sf
oHAa .5 e. 4 H Ri s g. !. Trustees
Auctioneers. my17.th.f, &st,.4ad
g, THE ABOVE SALE WILL BE CONTINUED
1sss "A TIE cUk pAH &c
,ss G GHAs. 4. EL sMdTa' Trustees
1.-THE ABOVE SALE WILL BE CONTINUED ON
1852 AZ IHE F1Gh GH *
,.,s GHas. Z! E snMElIHI Trustees.
=
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DRuNKESNEsa Oh THE LIQUOR HABIT
POSITIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING DIR
HAINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC.

can be eiven In cup of coffee or tea without the
knowledge Of the person taxing 10 absolutely harm
whether the patient Il moderste dipker or IN slco
holc wreck. Thousands Of drunkards have been made
temperate who have taken Golden Specific in their
coffee without their knowledge and to-day belteye they
quit drinking Of their own free will 1T NEVER FAILS
comes a utter mpoibihty Tor the liquor appetite 70
s. r. MARE Under rbbitt House. and
kHtLPHxNsTINk1 4th st and Vermont ave,
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CLEVELAND, June 1.-the Episcopal conven-
ton called to meet at Sandusky, OHIO TO elect an
assistant to Bishop BedelL OF the Cleveland do
cese last night chose Rev. w. F. Nichols. OF Phila.
delphia for the position.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

TBos. b. TArE. Greensboro. n. c., was to-day
appointed an assistant messenger In the Bureau
OF Provisions ana Clothing. Navy Department.
TIE NEW MINISTER FROM PKRu.-Secretary
Bayard to-day presented DIR. Felix Cipriano Ze-
CARA TO the President as the newly accredited
minister from Peru to this country. Col Emile
Frey, the retiring Swiss minister, presented his
letters OF recall
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SUCCESSFUL LOCAL BIDDERs.-H. McShane & Co.
and Thos. Sommerville Sons. OF this CITY, have
been awarded the contract for furnishing plumb
ing materials for the Treasury repair-shop OF the
l44 items majority were awarded TO the former.
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THoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS { co. AuctiOneers

VALUABLE UNIMPROVED LOT, FRONTING ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF L STREE BETWEEN
IMENII-F1RST SThEET AND NEW HAMP-
SHIRE AVENUE NORTHWEST,
Al AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. JUNE FIFTEENTH, 1883, at
SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. shall sell, in trout Of the
premises Lot No 3. in Square No. az. having 20 feet
front by l23 deep.
Terms: Oue-third cash balance in one two and
three years; for notes bearing interest from day of
sale and secured by deed Of trust on property sold
Al conveyancing, &C. at cost Of purchaser; 500
down when property is struck of
Je9-dSds wALT1R b. WILLIAMS 4 CO. Aucts
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airy; MAJ VIM. L. Kellogg 10th infantry; First
Lieut.. Alfred c. Sharpe. 22d infantry, and First
Lieut.. Chas W. Foster, Sd artillery. have been de-
tailed TO visit the encampment OF the
August % TO september 4; Asst Surg. Geo. Ii.
pemrose, ordered from Buffalo to the department
OF Dakota.
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WEAK. PAINFUL BACKS.

Kidney and Uterine Pains and Weaknesses relieved in
one minute by the CUTIcURA ANrI-PA1N PLASTER,
the first and only pain killing plaster. New, instan-
taneous, infsllible. 90 cents. je1l,l4
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w ANAMAKER'a

w ANAMAKERa
Book is better because you get il for fair price
but you're likely to feel better hen know the price
was tNir.
MONEY SAVED
On Books 10 - good money saved on anything. One
OF the easiest things you only hsveA
care.
At wANAMAKER'S more Books are sold over the
counter than in any other house between the oceans
Timely works on Agriculture and HORTICULTURE: .
large assortment Of French Books Seasides and
Franklin Squares Standard and Miscellaneous WorkS
bound and unbound; and almost any printed thing
that proper people read.
The prices always fair. and any getable Book IL
there or will be got.
BOOK NEWS
How little the title OF Book tells you! Even You
see all the Books how many have you time togst
II the inside Of!
That il where BOOK NEWS will serve you q good
turn. wo send it out once month, a-brim with Just
gossip Of the Book world By the best judgment Of the
best judges 1t tests the Books and why this
book shouid be read and that skipped
With each number an author portrait be. Coca
year
JOHN wANAMAKER.
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Local NOloo.

The grand jury to-day returned an indictment
against Edward Green for violating the policy
law.
The Virginia Democratic Association viii hold q
Cleveland and Thurman ratification meeting at
the National Rines' Armory tomorrow evening.
See Advertisement
J. Amber smith, No. 60 street. reports stolen
watch and chain and SO. J. w. Cole reports the
larceny OF an overcoat
Detectives Mattingly ana Wheeler to-day ar
rested q young colored man named Thoa Lyons,
and took him TO police headquarters as q suspi.
cious character. when searched the of1cer found
on him lady's gold watch, on the case OF which
was enameled s.child" He was locked up
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CLOSE OF TIRE TENNIS roUaNA.
MENT.
Winners % the Prizes In the Contests
aa BalsimSre Yesterday.

Yesssrda, the FINAL games IN the ASSOCIATION
tennis tournament 81 Mount Washington. Ma.
were played, and also the games for the second
and third prizes. thus concluding the tournament
In the nnsls for the singles, Post beat kccawley-
G. 3; O. Swimming The frst prize In the to1rna-
ment which was pretty little silver pitcher. Post
later IN the day played Bonsal for Tire CHAMPION
SHIP. which be won IN three straight sets, the
score being 9, 1; q. 3: a T. Post now holds the
championship silver pitcher which Bonsal won
last year IN the tournament IN this city. Bonsai
ana lie Moyne won the nrst prize IN the doubles oy
defeating McCawley and Pope after close con-
test. They now own the silver bowls which they
won last year. The score Was q ): q. 3: \ q, q q.
Second Prize In the singles.--NcCawiey beat
Chiffon, q q; a l. lie Noyne beat Pope, q l. q 4
In the finals, lie Moyne beat McCawley, q q; q 4,
winning the second prize. which was silver
headed umbrella The third prize, racket, was
awarded 20 Pope.
second Prize, DouhleS-Pcst ana NcLane beat
Nelson and Nicholson. 60. g . McCawley aud
Pope beat Post and McLane, O. q; 4, 9; q, 2, win.
ming the second prizes which were silver-headed
umbrellas Brown and Steele were awarded rack
cts ior the third prlzes
THE WINNERS or THE rRIzEs
are as follows: First prize, singles and the cham
pionship. A. H. 5. Post OF Baltimore: second prize,
l. V. lie Moyne. OF Baltimore; third prize. John
Pope OF this city. First prize doubles Leigh Bon
sal and l. V. lie Moyne, OF Baltimore: second
prize, Chas l. McCawley and John Pope, OF this
city; third prize. II. NJ. Brown and ;. TaggaIt
steele, OF Baltimore.
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VERDICT or GUILTY OF MASsIsUGHrNR IN CAUSING
THE DEATH or INKS. o'SEfiL-
This morning, In the criminal Court Judge
Montgomery, the trial OF Jas johnson FOR NAH
slaughter In causing the death OF MIS- Catherine
o'Neill In March last by driving buggy over her.
was resumed and some testimony as 10 the goo
character OF the accused was offered
The court said that he had examined some au-
thorities an q was convinced that n the death II
this woman was caused, as alleged. by being run
over by the buggy OF defendant who drove tho
horse carelessy or diligently, whether said driN-
Ing was due 20 the intoNicauOn OF the defen
or otherwise, he was guilty OF manslaughter
The argument was as 20 the only disputed fact
In the case, whether Johnson was driving OF not.
The judge In giving the case the jury at 10 80
O'Clock. said the claim OF the Government WAS
that the death resulted from the careless ana neg
ligent driving OF the defendant and on the other
hand IL Is claimed that the defendanI was not
driving the vehicle. II he was driving &c was his
duty, as IL was that OF every man, 60 deport him.
self 80 that people should not be exposed TO dan
ger. which could be rea sonably prevented. II by
reason OF voluntary inJoxication he was driving
recklessly and carelessly ana the old lady was
run over and killed ne should be convicted. There
need be no intent; u there was intent the charge
would be grayer. IL they were not satisfied that
defendant was not driving he should lie acquitted
In twenty minutes the jury returned a verdict of
guilty with q instrumentation 70 the mercy of the
court
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Tn woMnxb Un1oN AoHB xmnoH eocEYfy.-
The quarterly meeting Of the womeos Union
Hone Aisaon eoSey % Sne frssoyseLy o.
church THIS morning, Ma !. q Hamlin presiding
IA it was the celebration Of the tenth anniverafy
q the society, papers were read concerning the
eariy WORK of th6 soc1eey. Ms NOBLE Tor Ten
years teacher In Utah, gave IN Interesting &C.
count q hor WoCk.
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FATHER, MOTHER AND CHILDREN N TIE Police
CoCkT.-Daniel Buchanan and his wife Harriet,
were In the dock OF the Pollce Court to-day for
using bad language on the street. Harriet testi-
ned that Daniel had been drinking ana the trouble
was caused because she took his money from him.
Harriet carried In her arms infant, and when
the Judge nned them each g. she called for her
other children 20 follow her. Two small boy
answered and the whole family walked into the
dock. The judge subsequently released the
mother, who took her children home.
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The LIVESTOCK NARKET.-At the Union stock
Yards yesterday there were PAS caUtle On the mar
ket and 237 sold follows: Best sold from
10 SIC. per pound; good sold from ~ 20
Axe. per pound; medium sold from . 10 Al c. per
pound; common sold from ~ 10 Sac. per pound;
IL shipped 10 Baltimore market; l.O9J sheep and
lambs on the market: Old sheep sold from SIC. u
4kc. per pound; spring lambs sold from &c. %
per pound: 30 shipped 10 Baltimore market;
cows and calves, sold from sl5 TO $40 each and
very dun Market for cattle was FAIR, market fOf
sheep and lambs was good.
RANGE OF THE THERNoMKTER-The following
were the readings at the Signal once to-day: q
N, u; pm, 81: maNimum,.S 81; minimum, g..
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Rockville News,

WHAT n GOING ON IN A NEIGHBoRIHo fowE-NAT-
TIERS or GENERAL And PERSONAL nfERE8f.
Couespoudence Of TEE EVENING star:
.RoCKvuLE, June Is, lsSa
The town council OF Rockville have reelected
Mr. Green q balm. and has passed ordinances for
the preservation OF the health OF the town, the
removal OF nuisances ths prevention Of animals
running at lirgs IN the streetA and The licensing
and taxation q dogA An order was paoed 20 en-
ploy Q compstsnt surveyor 70 lay on the new
otreets ana alleyA and make plat OF the town
Bouic Z Anderson, as trustees, have sold the
farm OF the late Chaa King, near Ciarksourg, 20
farm u well improved, and contains "a acreR NJ.
ThoG Ciagett Of this place. has secured the con-
Brooha at Brooks station, on the Metropolitan
railroad. Mr.. James H. Jone4 q pawscnville,
this county Who was married rev Gays ego q
home Win hts brida John J. H1gGinA secretary
TO the school board has % Tar recovered from his
bustnoos In q few oaya d. a. ~.
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TUNRUSTEES SALE OF NEW AND VALUABL]
Il BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, No. S15 TREE

RRppSHIrTE ES SALE " MEw AND VALUABLE
SOUTHWEST.
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated the day of Sep
tam6er, a. D. 1886, and duly recorded in Lber NO
1912 folio % ct OF the Land Records Of the
District Of Columbia. we will sell at public auction in
front OF the premises to the highest bidder
guest guest, Of the party o secured on SATURDAY. JUNE
lS). in square four hundred and nine 09) according
to plat recorded in Liber No l133 folio 304 OF
ing house.
cash. and the balance in two equal payments ct one
and two years the said deferred payments to be
the property sold the said notes to bear at
the rate OF per cent annum from the day Of
interest payable semi annually. deposit of SlOO
will be required when the property Is sold. All
veyancing at the cost of the purchaser the terms
Of sale not complied with in days after the day
OF sale the trustees the right resell the
erty the risk and the de1aulttnG purchase
after i've days advertisements
WILLIAM w. BOARAIAN,l 49,.
GEORGE c. BOARMAN, arustees.
GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 036 + st Is Dada
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DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING, NO. 1924
u SEyENTEENTH STREET. BETWEEN ANDL
STREETS NORTHWEST.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE EIGHTEENTH
AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK. We will sell. in
LOT ie, SQUARE 1874,
Fronting 10 Feet inches 18th Street with Depth
OF rs Feet to 20-foot alley.
Brick Dwelling House. No. 1924 18th street. the same
being In good order and suitable for private residence
or for investment.
Terms: Onethrd cash. balance in one and two years.
payable semi annually. and to be secured by deed Of
trust on premises or all cash at purchasers option
deposit OF 800 required at time Of sale
ing, &C.. at purchasers cost Terms to be complied
with in ten days otherwise right reserved to resell
risk and cost of defsutng purchaser after FIVE days
public notice of such resale III some newspaper pub
'j ;sfsa. S:'hnfsGs Bros Auoone.r
sEE SALE n io e
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, passed the 9th day Of June
1883. In Equity cause No. 1928. will SELL at
iSnt Bay 81 &c sAToB
1883. at FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ, Lot numbered thirty
three (33), in Shepherd and Kirby's recorded sub
DIVISION Of square numbered one hundred and sixty
SIr S n in the city Of Warrington and District
page 1877.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by decree are a. follows
ance in two equal instruments in one and two years
from day Of SALE with interest for which deferred pay
ments the notes OF the purchaser purchasers shall
be given secured by deed Of trust upon the premises
Conveyancng at cost of purchaser. II terms Of sale
not complied with in ten uO) days the trustee will
resell at cost and risk Of defauting purchaser de-
sal l.. Trr1s
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w.ddIu. a, the pr,.s,,.r,nu Church.

"euutng 1t the Ertsbl term Nhurchs
Abilenr GG-r''~:
Caris " r. issued early last week announr.
ing that on the afternoon Of "Wednesday
OCioIs-r Slst, at the hour ni nV- y. M, Mr.. q
q. ". simmons WO' Il give away his daush.
ter Mai,,'I tu John \. Iiai,->. "f Salina.
Bcfnr, the hour arrived H.. rnRny invited
friends had HaIh.T,,i nj the church. which
was ta>i-iuIly drcurs,iri with beautiful
fiOWcrs. ~ each new conner ARM eI all heads
were turned that their eyes u, ishi behold the
bri,;e. she was expected every minute
Among the last tn arrive wrrr the brides
thrr,. sISic.S and two Young lady friends. " hu
We e assigned seats In trout.
Promptly n the appointed hour the car
rage containing the happy couple, ne
cumpanied by the brides parents. arrived.
I. r. Dewey, who vas In waiting, proceed
ell up the aisle and ru.nEirnc,i the wedding
marrh when the bride aud father brran
slowly niarrning up the sputh aisle, and the
grDom aud brides mother marched up thu.
north aisle, preceded by the usherS. They
met In frunt of the alter. Wher, the Rev. Dr.
Sweet, Of Salina, was >iRIinnsd, who pTn-
eeeled With the holy ceremony that blinds
the loving couple together through life.
The bride was given away icy her father.
i'nder the shadows 81 the palms AMI Crang,.
trees their VOWS were pl'rItcl. Ancrpnyrr
tn, then mar and wife m.rrhed out uI th,.
south aisle. the audience quickly di>J.erSinK.
each ohr eager Ia say ro1lhly tO tint one.
very bcsi friends
Very little time was given Tor parting
CONGRATULATIONS, ~ the carriage speedily
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Knn.n. Me.isrnn Nn,s.-

The mid-term examinations Indicate tha
the work Of the past eight weeks has heel
well done, hut n few must do better for th'
coming eight weeks or fail hack a year IL
their cOur~e. Charles EbeTharlt, Ola Shep.
ard. Lucy Manchester and Ed BailiT carr
Oft first honorS from the Academical ant
Normal departments, while kaPp, hakei
Allen, Fred Prescott, Aida MaPes, Nor
Harris. Iyee Prescott, Wilfrpd Simmons, W
White seem tn have won the iaurels IN
physiology, analytical geometry and chem
iSiry. Girls, OF the college departments,
brace mp:
Some Students complain that they wert
not warned last week Of the coming exami.
nations The only safe scholarship IL that
which l. always ready for tests NJ any kind
knowledge crammed for special use l. littls
hotter than none. Every lesson should h
learned "NoR EcAOias sd rifas."
Another cat diSsecied by the phySioloxy
class Tuesday. Prof. johnson T. a pubfls
lenefactor. Wonder II he can use the bosly
of a student who falls below sixty.
The sDcial was q grand affair. The GRAFTON
by Huskey and the ordinations by Misses
Delay, Maxwell and Mr.. Leisening were
well received. Prof. Guile's plano solo Vas
loudly enchored and the vocal duet by Mrs.
Scott and Prof Cook was well rendered.
II T. moved and seconded that 1.-THE Prors
examine n upon speeches made by one
political party, they shall examine us upon
tho~e OF all political parties.
Be SURF 10 SEE the "DeeStriek skule."