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BELIEF THAT OLD Mr.. HEEscH HANGED HIhsKLf
AFTER ACCIDENTALLY KILLING HIS WIFE.
CHICAGO, August "A new and startling phase
OF the mystery attending the death OF Mr..
and Mrs.. Heesch was developed to-day. The
pair were ardent believers In treatment by
electricity. Heesch was o sufferer from
rheumatism and both he and his wife were In the
habit OF taking electric baths and being treated by
electrical appliances The course or investiga-
tons at the house OF the dead couple disclosed an
electric battery charged SO heavily that q shock
given by an inexperienced hand would surely pro-
duce death. IL Is now supposed that on Saturday
night after the Heesch's reached home and were
about going TO bed. having In TACT, undressed
themselves. Mrs. Heesch asked her husband to
treat her with the battery. This he did, and In an
unfortunate moment accidentally turned on the
battery at full strength, giving his wife such
shock that she fell back dead. Realizing that he
had been the cause Of her demise, the frantic man
TOOK his own life by hanging himself to the door.
From Kansas to Boston on q Bicycle
BOSTON, August 2.-Elmer T. Jenkin of Abilene,
Kan, arrived mere Monday having traversed the
whole distance on his bicycle. He left Abilene on
May 16. The whole distance traversed was fully
1000 mileS.
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rNRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
Il No Az DkLAWAhE AVENUE. BETWEEN d
AND L SlREETS SOUTHWEST.

MINISTRIES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
l. NJ. 432 DELAWA1E AVENUE, BETWEEN ID
AND SHEETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of q decree of the supreme Court of the
District OF Colun bia made i'll equity cause 1909 the
undersigned Trustee will sell, public suction in
front of the premises, on SATUkDAY, the ELEVENTH.
DAY OF AUGUST, 1SSS. at HALF-PASr FIVE
O'CLOCK NJ. the following real estate in the City
OF washington. District OF Columbia. "being known
numbered GAO the is laid down ON the public
plan OF the said city,
Terms OF sale Is follows: Onethird Of the purchase
money in cash and the residue two equal ipstaIl-
ments. Eaysbe in six and twelve months from day of
sale with interest thereon at six per cent per snnum
OF the purchaser may, at his her option, pay the
entlre amount OF purchase-uoney 10 cash The title
70 SAID real estate To be retained by said trustee
the entire amount Of purchase money has been paid
deposit of s10o to be made al time OF sale Terms
to be complied with in ten days deposit viii be for
feited aud the right resell Ia reserved At the rsk
and cost Of defaultins purchaser
JNO. H. SMYTH, Trustee,
522 9Th street n ".
y30-d&ds GEO. w. STICkNEY, Auctionser
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lNrERExruNG NEsGn poR ssOOps.
Notes Of Se.epal Iuser~vs sr~- u~~~r-
town aaa ChAnScrsSapu.
pee Of TIM fvExrxs srxs.

oorsspondence Of rnK fvExue srxI
CHAssEkssuke. Pa. August / ia
LEFT our beautiful ana ATTRACTIVE CITY A ~
days ago. Ano restedat Hagerstovn. tne county
seat OF Washington County, Nd. I hsppened %
arrive just as the experiment OF introduczUs the
electric light was being made an Accomplished
fact, l. n. Coz. Esq, os Washington. d. g. being
master OF ceremonies
Hon. w. 7. Hamilton, the ex-governor on Msrv.
land. resides IN Haserstown. but regret 70 ssy
he h on q bed &C sickness, and his frleads ARE An
great anxiety about HIS condition
Hagerstown Is q beautiful place, located IN the
most fertile and prosperous portion Of Western
Maryland. Several railroads pass the town. ana
its locality Is highly cultivated
The late Rev. septimus Tustin, On, wela-
Know IN Washington, WAS for several yearA
pastor OF the Presbyterian church IN Hagerstown
and the Hon L. K McComas, the member OF Gun.
gress from the sixth distinct resides there He ID
aeseryedly popular.
Taking the easl-bound train through the cele-
prated cumberland valley, i reached Chsmoers-
burg This town was the scene OF stirring events
during the war. Some still live who tell visitors VI
the scenes through which they passed. Hon. yna
Stewart was al independent candidate for gov
ernor In this state some years ago and 4 candi-
date Tor the 1udgeship IN this county. Rev. lr.
Poneroy. pastor oi the Central Presbyterian
well-known ngure In our city wnen the regiment
ne served was resting n various points near WASH
lngton. Wilson College II located herc, and Hon.
4. H. Kennedy. president OF Cumberland Valley
Railroad, Is a wealthy and influential citizen. Mr..
Hastings Gehr, OF Chamoersburg, 10 a candidate
for Congress 10 succeed l. X Atkinson. who nov
represents the lpth fennsylvanla district
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Place. for Princeton Graduates.

PRIoCEEON, N. j., August 2.-The Rev. William
Brenton Greene graduate Of Princeton College
In the class Of 1876 has been elected professor Of
mental and moral philosophy in Miami University,
oxford, OHIO; DR.. Robert Hall, graduate OF the
class or 1870, has been appointed assistant profess
sor OF chemistry at The University OF the city OF
New York; Prof. W. A. Robinson, OF the class OF
1881 has been called TO the chair Of Greek In Le-
high University, and Arnold Guyot Cameron, OF
the class OF 1885, who is at present pursuing adj
vanced studies abroad, has been appointed profess
ford. OHIO.
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1.-THE Wen who saved the COUNTRY.
GEN. HARRISON TALKS 10 Numbers oF HIS OLD kkGI-


Seventeen carloads OF republicans came 70 In
dianapolis yesterday 10 see Gen. Harrison There
We're probably twelve hundred OF the visitors The
delegation contained a number Of Tippecanoe cam
paign veterans and some thirty ODD members OF
Gen. Harrfson's regiment OF the 10th Indiana. In
his address 10 them Gen. Harrison said speak,
ing OF their services In the war: MANY OF
OF you were 50 Careless OF a money recompense
Tor the services you offered and gave, that when
you lifted your bands and sword 20 protect and
defend the Constitution and the naS you did not
even know what your pay was 10 be. fCr1ss OF
"Ihats so. II there was any carcfuiness or
thought In that direction IL was only that the
necessary provision might be made for those you
lett at home. In remembering all the painful
ways In which you walked-ways OF toll and
suffering and sickness and dying-to emerge into
the glorious sunlight OF that great day at WASH
ington, We must not forget that In the homes you
leIt there were also sacrifices and suffering
Anxiety dwelt perpetually with those you left be-
hind And now peace has come; no hand r. lifted
against the nag, the Constitution II again su-
prcme, and the nation one. NY countrymen, A. Is
lao time now 10 use an apothecary's pill 70 weigh
the rewards OF the men who saved the country /"
tCheersl The young men as well rs the veterans
on Invitation OF Gen. Harrison. shook hapds with
him. To-day Gen. Harrison VIII enjoy a day OF
rest as no delegations are expected 70 arrive until
Friday.
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The Dsssrics Hofses.

fHrY WILL GET THEIR FORAGE OFT or TIE ooN-
TIN6ENr FUND WHILE IT LASTS.
the letter OF Controller Durham, published In
Yesterdays STAR. interpreting the sections OF the
District appropriation act relating 10 the employ
ment OF horses on permit work, and 10 the forage
OF horses employed on pubic works under the en-
gineer department, was received at the ID strict
Commlssloners once to-day. This ruling sub
ssSltlaiy ioroids the use OF any OF The approprla
lon lor street improvements for forage for horses
Smpioyed on account OF such improvements.
The horses for the engineer once as Underwood
gineer and his two assistants and their expense Is
nna mas been always paid out OF the contingent
,und OF the engineer once number OF horses
OF inspection and superintendent OF the
work on streets and roads. There are
horses i used by the superintenoents the
into the held The cost OF these horses have here
toiore been considered by the District commits
sloners as charge against the appropriations Tor
street work. There are about dozen such horses,
ana the entire cost OF forage, stabling, &C,
an, TO about $500 year. To this IS added
the sum OF $500 for repairs 10 vehicles harness,
-. Inns sum OF 5000 under the Controllers
decision WIN have 20 be charged against the ap-
the purpose.
The appropriation for contingent expenses for
Inc engineer ONCE amounts TO a, 900. The sec
non prescribes among other items Tor which the
Iunu Is 70 Dc expended transportation (yehicles,
s,on saddiery forage a9e REPAIRED The sec
penses or the commissioners ONCE includes the
Following: printing, checks, damages, forage,
care or horses, not otherwise provided for horse
snoeing. fuel, Ice, gas, repairs, Insurance, re-
binding and repairing records and other general
necessary expenses OF District Offices S. 600" IL Is
held that the phrase mot otherwise provided for"
prevents the Use OF any u that fund Tor forage
me horses Ia question. Engineer Commissioner
RAYMOND SAID to-day that he would not create q
oenclency; he would use the Contingent fund so
lar as It would 90 SO for the present at
least the horses will have something " eat
The Controller held that In ali cases where spe-
cine appropriations are made for forage no portion
or any other fund eau be used for forage. Commits
sloner Whea alley said to-day that In every OF her
department OF the District government, except the
engineers oftce, ample appropriations were made
specifically, so that there Will be no such EN- bar
rassment In any oIher Office.
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oxucoEeIy YOUR,
M. APPLETON BAKER.

You can have . beautiful complexion by using the
Recamer Cream. provided you svoid all cosmetics 1t
will remove the damage caused by coemetica 1t will
remove pimpies liver spots, black heads tan, sslbra
and redness Of the skim Any Of these imperfections
on woman's face is equivalent to painted sign say
ing, This woman is unclesnly in her personal habits
she does not think worth her while make herself
attractive" Send for tree sample Ut RecaIner Pow
der. Harriet Hubbard Aver, 81 Park Place, New
York. aplS-6m
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Passing Around Ice Water i'm Theaters.

From the Chicago Times.
The passing Of ice water to the patrons OF a the
alter, as witnessed nightly in the Chicago opera
House, did not, 1t seems. originate here. Mr.. W.
II. Cole writes OF the origin OF the CUSTOM dating
his letter Sheboygan, Wis: SIN your issue OF the
9th instant l notice that you hail the passing OF
ice water In theater audiences between the acts as
an innovation. 1t may be IN Chicago, but in the
abode or the muses. and pugilism, Boston, the gal.
liant custom obtained decade ago IN the temple
OF drama managed by Henry E Abbey and known
as the Park Theater"
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charming French duchess, 20 goes the story,
had recently promised TO be present at the festiv-
tty for some benevolent purpose at the Trouville
Casino. Being rather behind time the lady put
her gloves on while driving and never noticed I'll
she stood In the full blaze OF the casino drawing
room that to her black and white silk costume she
had put on one white and one black glove. She
continued to wear them, and the gratifying result
was that at the next fashionable assembly ali the
ladies at Trouvtle wore glove OF different color
on each hand AT present all the ladies at Trou-
VILE have adopted the custom
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THE COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
The Co0plaAing Cslizens ~ Nertheas
Washtmgs00.


President WILLARD WISHES 10 aAvE rHEN sESp A
COMMITTEE 10 Hln 10 STATE THEfn GkiKvAScE&
PRESIDENT Willard said 10 q STAR reporter to-day
that he was anxious that the citizens OF North
east washington who are making tho complaints
against the Columbia Road, should come TO him
oy committee and state their grievances.
The directorS" he added, "are willing 70 DO
anything In the way OF improvements that the
tramc on the road viii warrant, ana have 70 this
date more than kept up with the rate OF travel on
the time icannot promise anything before know
wnat they want but we do know from our ngures
.nat the line has not yet arrived for 10 put on
double cars. We are hoping that thai time win
come soon"
Az meeting tomorrow night OF residents OF
the Northeast Il Is expected representatives Will be
appointed TO meet Mr. Willard. A proposition from
sne Heroic Company TO run a line OF herdics par
alei with the Columbia line, with q transfer sys-
considered
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MAR RIRO,

ALLEN-KEMP On July &c, 1883 in Bsltimor-
Nd; by Rev: y Peyton Brown, EDWARD ALLAN 20
ANNIE C. KEMP. both Of Washington, ID. c.
cALLAHAN-BRADLEY. On "Wednesday, August
1sss. al ST. Domnc,s Church, this city by Rev. 4.
ID. Donnelly, DASiELJ. CALLAHAN aud ANNIE p
BRADLEY. both of Washington. d. &.
HlLLtA.t HON Al the residence Of the bridss
PARENTS. "Wednesday, August i, lsss. BY the key,
Charles pyne Mr.. BEN hEIi.EN TO Mir NEILT
ThoM dsughter OF Mr.. q. n. Thorn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-02

THE Grsu1sr
o II Nm 10 FF'S
MALT EXTRACT
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC
and most
PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for Impaired Digestion. Dyspepsia Convalescencs
Weak Children and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW. SAYS OF
IT: suffering from attack of Illness which had 1T
only reduced my strength but brought ON extreme
exhaustion from inability to appropriate food tried
the effects Of the Genuine Johann Ho's Malt Extract
awneglassful three times day. Its was followed
y marked enects1 Food which had here tofore been
found to pass the aimeutary canal unchanged d.
fested properly. 2. There appeared an increased
lower OF evolving animal heat and storing up fat.
Of Johann Hoff" the neck of every bottle. All
Others worthless limitations
JOHANN HOFF, Berlin and Vienna New York
Office: u Barclay st. ja3.tu, th6s
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Queen VtctOriA's Love ter Air.
TIE BRITISH MoHARcH's LACK OF CONFEDERATION ror
HEB sCRJECTR

A8B sCbJBCTA
From London Letter.
Queen Victoria IL declared to b highly pleased
with her experiment OF using an Indian servant,
and has sent TO India for some more 70 come and
wait In the royal household. This may Be Q good
hint for American housekeepers.
l have seen Indian servants doing all sorts OF
work and showing unlimited patience. An Indian
feet In height will devote himself with equal
calm and perseverance to preparing o curry OF
walking up and down to quiet Q peevtsh white
Da0y. whether Indian servants are Is satisfied
with the queen as she n with them II question,
as her noted fondness for unlimited fresh AR must
be rather unpleasant for than In this climate. In
Tact, IL Is very unpleasant even for many Of the
queens English attendants.
Many ecclesiastical dignitartes who have been
honored BY an Invitation 70 visit the queen have
groaned at being sent for In the dad OF the night
IN an open carriage, and the queens regular phy-
stcian fntimated recently that he would have 10
onrow up his post II compelled 70 80 about 81
night In dog cart Even In this weather the
queen thinks nothing q driving from wlndsor @
. tent with the wind blowing In her face beveral
q the ladies In wAlcng, who have 70 90 about and
vesy severe coda which = natural
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from The New tork Evening Po6t-
A millionaire named Palmer, from Nj chigan
who Joined 'the pleasaptest club IN the country,
otherwise known as the United States Senate six
years ago, has surprised everybody by the an
nouncement that he ts going TO let his membership
could retain his place by simply meeting his regu-
lar dues. A millionaire named Mcmillan stands
ready 70 pay the entrance Zee, ana VIII doubtless
nucCoed 60 the seat
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ArEn,s Ham V,oon

Renders the hair soft. plant and slossy. pro-
notes fresh growth. and cures eruptive dis
eases of the scalp Mary A Jackson. salsm.
Mass.. writes: II have used Ayers Hair vieor
for number Of yesra, and It has always gwen
me sstisfaction. It Il an excellent DRESSING.
prevents the hair from turning gray, insurss
its vigorous growth, and keeps the scalp whits
and clean"
Several months aeo my hair commenced
falling out, and in . few weeks I was almost
bald. thought . bottle of Ayers Hair visor.
and. After using only part Of Il, my head wss
covered with heavy growth Of b. r.-Thomas
Munday, Sharon Grove, KY.
AYERS HAIR vIaoR,
Prepared by D.. J. @. Aver b Co.. Lowell,
Mass. Sold by Druggists and PerfumerA jA2S
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.HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE NO
1925 nth STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust recorded in Liber No
Io7 folio 354 ct seq. one Of the land records Of the
sell IN front O. the premise; at public suction,
1858. at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. lot two 60 in l. s.
Chapman's recorded subdivision Of square 335
Terms Of sale: One-hah Of purchase money to be
paid IN cash and residue in year after date
with interest from day of sale at cent per snnu
payable seni-annualy. for which note of purchaser
secured D deed Of trust on the property to the
faction OF the trustees shall be given. all
option Of purchaser deposit of 800 to be made
when Ill is accepted and terms of sale to be CON-
piie with ID ten uays trustees the right
RESELL at risk aud cost of defaultins purchaser.
6EO. i. APPLEBY. Trustee,
fendsl building.
WM E EDMONSION. Trustee,
iy3O-dts 5O4 lth 81 u w
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A Nsw NATIONAL BANk.-The Controller Of the
Currency has authorized the organization Of the
Oakland National Bank, OF nyde Park. Ill, capital
go 600; Horace p. Taylor president and John J.
knight cashier.
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SARATOGA, N. Y, August 2.-Flrst race, half
mile-Button won; Servla second; Wabash third
Time, 49x. Second race, miie-Hypocrite, won;
Dad second; Macbeth third. Time, i:446. Third
race, mile and 300 yards-Pee-weep won; Belle B.,
second; Falcon third. Time, 2:15x. Fourth race
ond Bessie June third. Time, 1:l5k.
Last race-Steeplechase, IN miies, Abraham
won; Evangeline second; Meadow Queen third
Time three minutes
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RHrrRxsD.-Aajor Gregory, engineer secretary
OF the Lighthouse Board, has returned from q
tour Of inspection Of the lighthouses along the
coast OF New England,
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GAUGER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Arnett has been
appointed gauger at Salyersville eighth Kentucky
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Are insured by the liberal use of SEABURY's
HYDRosAPTHoL SOAP, . pure Medicinal
Soap free from acids. alkalies, or other
dangerous impurities. 1t IL highly scented
and a most agreeable soap for the toilet,
bath or nursery. 1t removes Pimples.
Blotches. Rouyhness Of Skin and Scaiey
Eruptions; cures letter, RingwormL Ecs
xema and other skin diseases; removes
Dsndrufi and stops falling Of HAIR. sold
by Druggtsts at 70 cents. fy3O
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BLATCHFORD, OF THE U. s. SUPREME
COURT, WRITES A LETTER.
NEW YORK. July 20, 1887.
DEAR MRS. AVER: As one of the trying seQuels to
long and desperate illness. have been afflicted with
most annoying skin disorder. for which have tried
many remedies without success. few weeks ago
purchased jar of "Hecamier Cream" not that had
any faith in so-called proprietary remedy, but
that happened to know who you were and felt sure
at least believed your Recaier toilet preparations
were all you claimed find it difficult to express my
delight at the impro in my face Let it suce
that all my friends congratulate me on the wonderful
cure "Recsnier Cream" has effected, and that my
physician, DR.. Egbert Gdrnsey under whose care
have been since childhood seeing the beneficial effect
of your Recamier preparations said to me: Il will
not prescribe for You to take internally You
cannot do better than to continue the Recamier
Cream. do not know what it is made of, but know
WHO Mrs. Aver is. and you will derive more
benefit from her cream than from anything else. Go
on tn the Cream" feel but do you justice In lay
ing this tribute at the shrine Of the beau
tful Julie Recamier.
Sincerely yours,
NJ APPLETON RAKER
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
OF LIVERY DEecRIPII0N, At MY AUCTION
MENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK. AMONGST WHICH
Is 4 SUPERIOR ORGAN, FRENCH PLATE PIEt
MIRROR ENGRAVINGS AND OTHER AkII-
CLES OF VALUE.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
EXECUTIONS SALE OF FIVE HORSES; ONE OF
ThEM Is BROOD MARE WITH FOAL. AND
ONE A HOODED COLT TWO YEARS OLD, BE-
LONGING 10 THE HOMILLER ESTATE.
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
NUMBER OF HORSES BELONGING TO DR.
FERENT PARTIES.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
NEW AND SECONDHAND CARRIAGES BC004ES
WAGONS ETC
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DEATH or Az ACID OYyimAL--9en. B. B.
SHINES. Of LOUISIANA chief Of the special agents
division OF the General Land once, died this
morning at Providence Hospital He was eighty
four years OF aga.
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MARRIAGE LIcRNsEs.-Marrtage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Andrew
]. Ensor and Mary I. keirse; Junius WILDLY and
Salile Holmes; John I. Rogers ana Ada Devers,
both OF Fairfax Co, Va; Enoch Satterwhite and
Sarah Southwood, both or Caroline Co., Va.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT kOUIE y LONDON
~ NUBDDEUISCHER LLOYD s. s CO
EaSt kXpgess SteauerS-
- To Southampton (LOndon, HzyreL Bremen.
We. =, SAT. Aux. 4 3 y I-ALsl We'd Aug 4 q a
n. DIR. sat. Aux IL, y a IN Aller We'd. Au. Is
hSuh Eitts. a., Aug Is, J IN: SaAle, Wei Aug.
= 90 a. III
Comfortable st7terOOms, excellent table. luxurious
saloon appointments. Prices. lst cabin aud uu-
warns berth. Oruinx to location, ~ cA1sI 40
berth, -teerazs at low rates. APP ly 10 T. r. DROOP
- teuIL- ave. BEALI- Brown q CO, l3.2 l + ST.
ftUNAkD LINE
- CHAS. l. Dubois h co Bankers. Agents.
OO.J 9TH NV
Gall and inspect Plans aud descrlptio
tatlohs made at Once Gao passaze SoO $sO sIOO
kLo el2o AOul-trIp grealiy red cei rates M
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The U. s. s. MICHIGAN arrived at San Francisco
to-day. She sailed from Honolulu on the 9Th Of
July.
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New York StOck Ms

new YORK MOCK Market
The following are the opening aud closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, as reported by special
wire to CUrson aud Mccartney, 14lA street.
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Mr. Heard RenOnainated.
ST. LOUIS. August 1.-The democrats OF the 9Th
district have renOminated John T. Heard for Con.
gress by reclamation.
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A Mere Trifle.

From Harper's Magazine
Mamma-"Whats the matter, precious? Mabel,
you naughty child, what have you been doing to
your poor little sister,"
Mabel-{virtuously and denantly) srNothing!n
Mamma-"You have. know you havew
day, and she says she Won't"
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MRS. NJ. APPLETON BAKER, NIECE OF JUDGE
BLATCHFORD, OF THE u. 8. SUPREME
COURT, WRITES LETTER.
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FoR LADIES AND CHILDREN
THE BEST MEDICINE Is
TARRANTS
IL sELTZER APERIENr.

NGOsTURA BITTERs Is KNOWN as THE
"A great regulator OF digestive ORGANS all over the
world. Have II In your house. Ask Tor the genuine
article, manufactured by DE-. J. q. B. SlEGERT 4
SONS II
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY MAYNARD returned to the
S G. tbs morning nom short visit % his home