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Anna Dickinson for Harrison.
SHE MAKES THE FIRST OF A SERIES OF sPsECHEs FOR

RICHMOND, md. Sept. 2I.-Last night, for the
nrst time In four years. Anna Dickinson stepped
on the platform TO address public meeting. 1t
was the nrSt OF ten speeches she Is to deliver in
Indiana In behalf OF the republican Cause Her
argument was not on the tarin, but to the work.
relation 10 labor and laborers as human and also
on the history OF the two parties as the cham
pionS Of freedom, liberty, and progress She said
sne thought II sale 10 say or party as Of an
army-nght or surrender, and she should fight all
through her two and a hall hours speech. Her
audience was largely composed OF women, and
men and women were turneI away by the nun.
dredS. -
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gAtettlED.

MAxwEIL-MccUBBIN. On septenber 10. lsss
by the Rev. j. ". Trout ". ID. MAXWELL 10 ELLA
M MCQUEEN. both OF Washington. ID. c
Nice RTkNEl-CRAGIN, On "Wednesday. SEP
,elnpef ~ leee al the brides residence "a tne Ne,
McCAkIEhEf, U. .. ~, and LDITH AbkLL
GoorRetown, u. C.
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The Death Record.

During the twenty-fou hours ending at O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported 10 the health
ONCE as follows: Jos. D. Free, white, 73 years;
Jane lngle, white "a years; Annie N. Sayler,
white % years; Henry B. Evans, white, years;
Mary Reinhard, white, "a years; Howard B. Gun
der, white, days; Alice D. German, white 10
years; Margaret Brandt white, 20 years; Mary g.
Diver, white. year; Lucy Lancaster, white, 1
Dickson, colored, 10 years; David Middleton, COL
ored, years; susie 1yree, colored, 20 years
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Los ANGELES, CAL, Sept 2L-Soveretgn Grand
Lodge l. U. U. F., has chosen Columbus, Ohio. as
the place for holding the next annual meeting
The announcement OF cantOns and individuals TO
whom have been awarded prizes was made last
evening. The contestants were all from CaliIornia
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NEW YORK, Sept 21.-C. b. Wright of Phila-
delphia, one OF the directors OF the Northern
Pacific Railroad, has been Ill at the Brevoort
House, was much better to-day and was able to
sit I'D.
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HOIfVH1N NJ AEHfH HIS
MEMPHIS Semi 2l-Therp IS No
Nominated For Congress.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 21.-The republicans OF the
fourth district yesterday nominated Moses W.
Whloark for Congress, and the republicans Of the
eighth district nominated Fred G. Neidringhaus
for Congress-
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He Bought HE Hat Here.
An uNKNowN NAN WHO SHOT HIMSELF IN A pRooHLY,
FLORI0T's SHOP

dark-faced, well-dressed man called about
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at the store OF T. L
Rhoades. q florist at 372 and 374 Gates avenue,
Brooklyn, and asked when rosebushes would be In
bloom. Mr.. Rhoades said not for q month. 81
will come back then" the man said, .pus II you
have pretty rose geranium would like to see
H." Mr.. Rhoades started TO get the plant. He had
gone but u short distance when he was startled
6y the report OF pistol Hurry1ng back, he found
the man lying dead In the path. with bullet
wound: He nae shot himself with q small revolver,
which lay beside him. The body was removed TO
the mOrgue. The suicide Was man OF dark CON-
plexion and hair, with while spot In the right
SIDE OF MS mustacae. HIS clothing was Of dne
bach Brothers, 623 Pennsylvania avenue, Wasn-
tngton. The Initials up. A." were worked on the
tab OF his sDtrt. The only article found In his
pocket that might lead to his identification was
brass key made by w. Bohannan, OF Brooklyn.
The florist thought the suicide was q Spaniard or
cuban.
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Death OF Prof. Jam,e.on

CARRIED OFF BY AFRICAN FEVER WHILE ORGANIC
ING PARTY TO RELIEVE STANLEY.
BRUSSELS, Sept 21-Advices from STANLEY Falls
state That PRO-. Jameson, who was engaged In
organizing an expedition for the relief or Henry
NJ. Stanley, died OF African fever at Bangalas. on
the Congo, on August IL. Tine organization OF
another relief expedition Is now regarded as pos
SlDle.
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IN JACKsONvILLE TO-DAY.
Thirtv.Five New Cases and Five
Dealhs Reported up 10 Noon.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Sept. 21.-Thirty i've new
cases and i've deaths were reported to noon to-
day. Among the deaths yesterday at Sand Hills
were two sisters
The work OF relief is being systematized, and
many Will be sent to the refuge camps, the work
on which was delayed by rains. Surgeon Wise has
Inspected the fumlgat1On stations near the city,
and, IL Is said, Endorsed the thoroughness of the
system In vogue.
ACTIVITY AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 21.-There Is no definite news
this morning from either Decatur, Ala, or
jackson, Miss. While some uneasiness is
felt here, yet most active and stringent
measures are being put in force to keep
out any infected Passengers or freight.
Memphis fees feels secure from an invasion
oil the fever, provided all the energies Of the
people are directed toward that end by enforcing
strict quarantine against injected points
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Was . Divorce Obaaiuedp


HUSBAND HAS MARRIED AGAIN.
The New York San to-day says: A young woman
with large blue eyes ana blonde hair who says she
Is Mrs. Edward Howiett witherell has employed
Lawyer Abe Hummell 10 begin proceedings TO set
aside q second marriage which her husband has
contracted. Mrs. Witherell says she was Gertrude
Emma ONeill, OF Norwood ST. Lawrence County,
n. Y. She met Witherel IN Boston at a theater.
She then called herself Gertrude Barbour.
or thompson, Witherell & Willis, OF Boston. His
father Is nch, and he spent lots OF money. he
was infatuated with Miss ONeill, ana after a
weeks visit TO New York together She says he
dence and were marit lei on April 4, 1887. by the
n V. EiwIh b.own, VI the First Baptist church.
Witherell, wLo was not Twenty-Five. telegraphed
his ,alher OF the marriage and followed with his
man consented 70 desert his wife and sequester
himself Al Ho0sic Falls. A week later he repented
and sent Tor his wife, who followed him. HIS
father brought him b ok to Boston, where his
wife went later. The fathers next attempt at
separation was successful, and Mrs witherell has
never seen him since. She drifted 20 New York,
20 Montreal, ana this summer went TO New
port. She alleges that detectives have been
70 ind her husband have been baf1ed. She says
she has received no divorce papers. and ct at
Newport she was credibiy informed that her hus-
band had obtained divorce from her and had
married Miss Lille D. Peterson, OF Boston. a rlch
young society woman Mrs MitDeren went 10
Boston and saw CHIEF OF Police Small He said
that Mr.. Witherell and his new wife were living at
Dorchester, Mass. lie SAID II had been given out
that the divorce had been obtained In New York
state, and she consequently came here TO press her
motion Tor setting II aside. she maintains that
there has been no just cIuse for divorce since her
marriage. Lawyer Hummel is making q search
set aside that wasn't obtained. and there Is no
PROOF yet that divorce vas obtained.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Sept 90.
The sixth annual exhibition OF the James River
valley fair, OF Scottsvtile, began yesterday and
will continue for three days The entries in all
the departments are unusually large and the
premiums offered are good. Races and trials OF
speed will take pacr on each day, and several nne
horses have been entered The attendance u
better than In former Years. Nj. W. 7. stephens,
who owns . stock ranch In Montana, has located
dear this city, and expects TO establish general
horse market Tor the Eass a this place. To-day
the regular monthly stock sale for this county
took place here. There were large numbers OF
people from th.s and adjoining counties In the
city, who brought In their cattle 70 pe dspo cd or
A great many head OF cattle were elthef TRADED OF
sOli, and the prices obtained were fair. TAe Mch-
mond and Allegheny Railroad co. has nppropri-
ated q 600 70 Ie capital stock Of the james River
valiey immigration eociety, and propoees 70 pay
80 70 every Immigrant permanently located u the
valley BY the society. Last monday little con o.
NJ. JaA Grimm, near RIO. while sQul rel hunting.
accidentally ahot hilpseii Tho rainfall In thls
section has been very heavy 20 mr. this month,
and has done incalc1lAbls damage 70 tue crOp2
psrtaeuiaray cora and toeaoea y =, n
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the Revised Marriage Service.

From the New lofk World
There Is an Inclination at present 70 omit the
word "obey" IN the marriage service Under the
new order OF things a woman promises TO love,
honor and cherish" her husband, but does not Goa
tract TO submit TO his commands There Is gOed
reason for the change. man mo takes 10 hin,-
sell wife acquires a helpmeei, not a slave. Bot
Tor all tnat Ia well-regulated households the innn
should be charmsA eI orfciO wnen matters OF lIIl-
portance are undo consideration. When a wife
Sc xes the scepter peace Is APT 10 out al the VIA
.aAN
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FALL RIVER, MASS, Sept. 2l-The weavers at
the stafford mill struck this noon. All the looms
are Idle. The strikers are holding meeting this
afternoon.
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sullivan luaprOyiu
director Wright Better.

BOSTON, Sept 21.-John l. sullivan passed a
comfortable night, and this forenoon W as reported
as stronger thon yesterday.
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AFTER TRY YRARS oF

AFTER TEN YEARS 90 DIssIPArIoS.-Ten years ago
"Gus" BrancOnnOs-r was the Oest-knOwn mao
about town In 81 Louis His family was socially
one OF the nrst. ana he was the possessOr OF
large fortune. The pace he set ior his associates
Was killing one, and In 1ve years '-Gus- had
sQuandered ais great fortune and was abandoned
by his family. "Wednesday night lac Was picked
up IA the street with fractured -kul and yestef-
day morning he died Ia the city hospital No Que
knows who broke his head, and be Was Registered
al the hospital under an assumed name. DE has
been a member OF the IRE department Tor Two
years and previous 10 thai time spent 10000 .
year.
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OBSTINATE NoKIHWK8TkRN INDiANA-SayO dio-
patch from Walla Maiis, W. T.. september 70:
Gen. Gordon. special Indian agent v Ia town hav-
", Mt 70 confer with the Indians In relation 70
awarding them lands 10 severalty. He says ne has
had no trouble with the Indians about Lyons
were awarded lands BY Capt. BeeOe special agent
who was here three yearS ago; but with the Ia.
BY All Thomas and Sorrel TUp, Gen. Gordon could
do nothing. Theae Indians were very o0ssa-
nate, and said they would not accept .
small Parcel q land each, O. the land was al given
theul w the areaI Father, ana that the people e
Washington nvr any one else had any nGht 20 d.
vie IL up. They said, further, that II me Great
severalty he would have divided &c up h1mseu; that
u nc had wanted the Land plowed b would have
piowed it, aud that II 10 wanted ts fenced - wooii
have furntshed the ra1ia Gen. Gordon Wtu RECON-
mend that these Indians b places On roservataonA
as every attempt 70 persuade them 70 tako Aanos
in severalty has failed
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w hen baby was sick. we gave her Castorfa
When shs was . child. abe cried for Castoris
When abe became Miss. shs elunx to Csstor,z
NkoA - la sh2laren. she save them C~storss
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Braved yellow Fever 90 be Marrtes.

SaNAnnAh NtWA
Miss Cora fudger, of DeLand. will have an In
spring tale 10 tell her grandchildren when she
riyes al the reminiscent age. She brayed the dsh-
gers OF disease and death by going Jacksonville
one day last week and marrying the man VI ber
choice Mm. Parsons
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EVERY FanxEn Knows

That wceds must be torn up by the roots, or
they VII ~ sure to crop ont again 30 il IL
With di->asss which have their origin ~ de-
prsved blood The cause of the complaint must
b removed by Ayers sarsapsriIla, or no perma-
nent cure is poss ble Tryn
C. ". Allen. Druggist. Of Brunswick. Ne.
says: Il have never known Ayers sarsspsrills
fail 10 give satisfaction In hundreds Of cases
within my knowledge It has proved . perfect
specific for diseases arising from Impurities In
the blood ! regard II invaluable spring
medicine
AYERS sARsAPARILLA,
Prepared By Or. J. c. Aver 4 Co.. Lowell. Mo-.
sofa " all Dru<sfst.l Price o.: six bottles. %.
,.3o WORTH IS A BOTTLE
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Eagle Pass, Tex. September 20: News received To-
day from the SAINT Rosa mining region Il 10 the
effect that q big mining excitement has set a..
Persons who own the larger mines, like the Cedrsl,
the Frantrlza ana the San Juan trying 70 kes D.
the nchDess OF the ore from the know ledge OF The
public, but IL has LEAKED cut that these and many
others taking ore which yleds Sos silver %
the ton, besides a large percentage OF lead Ia
pensive machinery has been erected at the Frab-
pigs about the LIST OF January. The nearest ship
Plug point 10 the mines Is Baratorano station, 90
the Mexican International An Immense inrux %
miners and prospeclors has already begun. NanS
OF these mines were originally worAed by the
Spaniards, and were destroyed and filled up b.
them when they were driven on by the native
Mexicans during the revolution OF 1910
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The New York Stock Market
The following the opening and closing pricaa Of
tne New York STOCK Market, as reported BY special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. 14lN street
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dispatch from Chicago, September 20. says:
The yellow fever epidemic has assumed political
phase In Florida, according TO the statements OF
David b. Elliot, land commissioner OF the south.
ern Florida Railroad, who arrived In Chicago To-
day fresh from the fever-Strtcken district. Mr.
Elliot sad: ..During the general panic when has
prevailed In Florida among The white people, the
negroes have renamed In their homes. When
efforts were made 70 force them into Quarantine
they offered resistance. The reason Ii that the
negro Is more afraid or losing mis- vote than he u
OF the lever. They nave some way become I'M
bued with the idea that yellow fever quarters
means the loss OF suffrage. What political AZ.
estimated that Iun, 10000 white people have
either left the state or are contemplating removal
The marginal majority u not large, ana many fear
thrown under the control OF the negroeA"
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Capitol Topics.

The House committee on public lands has or.
dered favorable report on the Senate bill to de-
clare forfeiture OF the Ontonagon and Brule
River CMichigan) railroad land grant, with an
amendment including the grant to the Wisconsin
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RasssnsOre .Narxes..

BALTIMORE. Nd. sept. 2l-vfrv1pta s,rss cor-
solidated % do. ten-forties, 354; do, new three
o., ND to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd. Sept FL - Cotton dull--mid
ding. 1OAa1Oss- Flour. quiet and nrn Whsat-
southern. fairly active and Arm; Fultz 9.,afOo.
Longoerry. soslO3; western inactive but steady and
hixher; No winter red spot, 9i1saS48: september,
easier; mixed spot L2A524: September, 5is5iS:
UctoOer. olA5 IN; year. 45A45Is: january 44s,a44%
Oats, aul but strady-southern and Penn, yfyxniS
3la33: western white, 3ls33: western mix d lSa:3O
kye. frm 6ls63 Hay. duli-prime to choice west.
Io;00ai 90 Provisions. IN fair demand 1t ua-
ehanged prices Butter auiet.western aeked: la
ieum steady-renned. ~. Coiee. hrmerNRio car
goes. fair. l3H- suxar steady-A soft TX: copper
renned. nrmer. 15Aal5A. WHISKY steady i26s %
Freehts to Liverpool per steamer. dull and nom nal
cotton. I'd: nour Der ton. 1Ss6d; grain, 5a5Ad
Receipts-nour, 1l.0OO barrels: wheat Al 900 bush-
els: corn. 1000 bushels: DATA 1900 bushslA ship
ments - nour. 800 barrels. salss - Wheat 100000
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO Sept 2l.-Cables were bearish. Wheat
opened unchanged. Of ~ for October and for
December. Corn weak and 1sak lower: former,
ocsobsr. at 42s< Oats were urehansed 0ctober
With November ct 855. October abort nus were III
Oh. at $40.
CHICAGO. Sept 21.-At IL O'Clock the October op-
ton wss quoted follows: Wheat Q2H; corn 42A;
Ss.s 24's; pork. 1885: Lard nlo.So bid; short nbs
RANCE or TEE 1nIlhoMEfHl-Tho Following
were the readings &C the signal once to-day: Q
m, %; p m, IS; maximum, Is; minimum, e.
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SHOULD Not HAVE TgAsRD THE CHNANEN.-Ah
Yuen, Yee Hing and All kee, three Cinnamon
stood up before Judge Miller to-day, on the charge
or an assault last night on John j. Hart. Moy Sing
appeared as interpreter and counsel art testified
that he was sttJia. penInd the three In q street
Car, and some m ade iun o. them. When he got OF
the car about 1880 o'clock, at 18th street and
rem. avenue. they followed and attacked him.
and arrested Hart, but when told the Chinaman
was In fault arrested the Chtnaman. The China
man. through Moy Sing, claimed that one OF them
had long lock OF hair and some one pulled IL:
that when the white man got on he patted the
Chinaman on the cheek, aud the Ch1namen then
got on, and one or them blew the whistle. the
court Said that they had no business TO tantallze
the Chlnaman, ana dismissed the case.
Last evening Mr.. A. ;. Taylor, justice OF the
peace for many years. was surprised at the inva-
sion OF his house BY fourteen young coupl-s and
other friends who cong ratulated him on reaching
his nftieth year.
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Facts from Farm well.
Correspondence Of TEE EVENING STAB.

FANWELl, VA, sept. ~
This village is situated on the divide between
Beaverdam Creek and the Potomac River, 2K
miles east Of Goose Greek, In the county OF Lou
doun. The business OF the town is represented by
four dry-goods and general merchandise stores,
three shops for manufacturing wagons, farming
implements and smithing, one shoe-shop Ole TIN
shop, one house.carpenter and contractor, one
master mason and contractor. one grist and saw
mill and one harness-shOp. The farming industry
OF the neighbOring community is principally
directed TO the p. oduction Of milk, OF which q
larger quantity Is shipped daily to the capital city
than from any other station along the line OF the
Washington Ohio and Western Railroad.
The people worship on alternate sabbaths In the
Pres0y terian and Baptist churches, while the
Methodists, whose minister Is q resident OF the
town, Rev. Mr.. Coe, have house OF worship ~
miles distant at Qd FAREWELL otherwise known
tie Five Forks, by reason or nve roads concent-
ering there. Each church maintains creditable
Sabbath school, and on the nth Saturday In Sep
TENDER the three schools will meet at the PresDy-
terrain church 70 worship together and spend the
day In sabbath-scnool work. Addresses viii be
delivered by Rev. Dr. Mason, OF Herndon Rev. Mr..
Coe, and Capt. w. E Garrett, Of LecsburH.
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A Gigantic SsvindIe In New York.
A TRUSTED CLERK CHARGED WITH ROBBISG HIS EN-
PLuYEkS' CLIENTS.

SAeASA
PLoYERS' CLIENTS.
A gigantic swiDdle has come to light In New
York. James Edward Bedell, real estate clerk for
the law nrm OF Snipman Barlow, LaroQue &
Choate, az No. IS William street. has It Is charged
by system OF audaclous swindung, robbed the
clients Of his rm Of hundreds OF thousands OF dol
lars. The precise amount OF his populations, as
far as at present known, 1, $264 500 Bedeil was
trusted empioye, in full charge OF the firms real
estate business. It Is claimed that he forged
bonds. mortgages, registers s, a. anu ALL TOOK the
money himself and paid the interest on the false
mortgages as they fell due. The swlndies cover ,
cry, and he Is now under arrest at police headQuar
tiers. To Inspector Byrnes he SAID that ne had
spent the money playing p0d icy and at ama,egr
cages; Farmers Loan and lru Co., SlO9. 500;
ROBERT Center, S., 500; Schermerhorn, S24. 800:
Herman koop Co, sl1 500 The estate Of Cnas
lived in elegant style In Brooklyn, Kept a retinue
OF Inverted servants, and westche Yer County
farm with booded STOCK. II Is alleged that he lost
$lO0, 900 In one place In policy.
THE swINDLER's HON. LIFE.
The New York World says: "Bedells home, at
296H Lafayette avenue, Is handsome three-story
brown-stone 'front.' He 10 married and has Two
children. Mary, charming girl Of twelve, and
tuesday night and wednesday Tor ner husband,
and when he had not returned home TO dinner
yesterday evening she dressed her Two children
ana took them 10 her mother, MIS-. DuntlL who
lives at No. 2e& Lafayette avenue. There she
waited In vain Tor the return Of her husband. Tue
sad news Was broken to herUy her brot her and the
poor lady almost tainted away when she learned
that the man WHOM she had loved mad brought 80
much grief upon her. Mr.. Bedeu has been very
fond or ms home, which Is fitted In most elegant
manner. The front parlor on The f1rst no0r rs q
cosy little place. Heavy Brussels carpets and rugs
cover the door, while about the walls hang large
oil paintings and Portraits Bedell has resided
there during the past i've years. The neighb0rs
speak OF Bedell In the highest manner. Ara Beden
Is piIied by al who have heard OF her husbands
arress, and as she Is q very delicate woman Il u
believed that She win hardly bear the shock.n
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THE DEAD MAN.
some months ago the deceased fell heir to some

Generous Aid 10 the Fever Sufferers.
The following subscriptions for the yellow lever
suf1erersn Florida have been received at The STAR
once:
Heretofore ark nowlpdopd eRRQ m
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND oossnP.

THs suPxEnH CouRr-The october term OF the
United states Supreme Court win convene on the
9th OF next month. Or the nrst day, as usual. the
court will meet and adjourn almost Immediately,
but on the following day the telephone cases,
being the nrst coming over from last term, Will
come up for oral argument II Is understood
ing over are three against the Commissioner OF
Ptnstons They are appeals from the District
supreme Court which refused wrtts OF mandamuS
70 compel the Commissioner to pay certain In
creases OF pension demanded.
ARBITRATOR IN TIE SAN SrRoNo CASE. - The
President to-day appointed Joseph Darlington, OF
Washington, an arbitrator IN the case OF samuel
Strong versus the District OF Columbia, in the
place OF w. Aallett Phillips, who declined the ap.
pOintmenc
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From the New York sun
Pretty Cousin 10 young 6assy>-"Why. Charley,
since Last saw you you have grown quite q
beard"
Young stssy-sYa'aA Maude; mutton-chop whis-
kers, you KNOW"
Pretty COusin-"oh. are theyf Why they look
more IKE lAmu-cAop wntskera"