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QUARHESOME OLD KOHN.
He Ends Sis Quarrels by Murderina
His Wife and then Com lMits Suicide.

He Ends aiis Qunrreis by Numbering
His Wife and then Com mits Suicide.
NEW YORK, August 3l.-No. ia 9th street is a
three-story and basement building. Elias Kohn
lived there with his wife Barbara. He was a
queer old man, who could not get along even
with mis- own children. He and his wife
were found dead this forenoon In their
bedroom. The wife's throat was cut
from ear to ear. The husband was fearfully
mangled with knife, and had o hole In his head
which looked like pistol shot wound, and puz-
zled the police. No sound or q pistol shot had
been heard by any other tenants OF the
house in which the Kohns occupied the second
n00r. II Is supposed that the old man killed his
Vile FIRST and then cut himself, after q quarrel
with Mrs. Kohn about the children.
Elias kohn Was said to be wealthy. He lived In
that neighborhood, owning the house, for nearly
twenty years, since he retired from the cigar man.
ufacturing business with competency. He
was sixty-two years Old and was born near
MatnZ, Germany. His wife was five years older
than he. They had four children, who are
ali married. The father could not agree with
with his wife about them. Tie couple were last
seen yesterday afternoon, when they were heard
exchanging hard words. The body Of Mrs. Kohn
was cold when found, and the lite blood
was pouring from her husbands wounds he was
alive but unconscious, and his bowels protruded
from his abdomen. The police at flrst thought
the the crime, rim was done by thief who wanted to
this theory. The knife with which
the deeds were done was found in drawer near
the bed on which Mr.. Kohn lay. A number
OF Wine and brandy bottles on the table
showed how the old man had nerved
neighborhood knew the Kohns, but they were on
speaking terms with scarcely anybody on account
or Mr.. kOhnS pecultarltteS.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 20. 1883
LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION CORNER
,OF MN JERSEY AVENUE AND STREET.
=, 9. SH1eazo and Northwest express daily 1888 q
:. Icr Cincinnati aud St. Louis. express daily ,ad
foT P1tsbJ1rs and Cleveland express daily 1875
Tor Lexington and Local Stations, t1o:loam.
For Philadelphia. Newark, and Wilmington, 7:31 a
Ior in,eruediate points between Baltimore ani
fgTs ar ? An; ana vs. i3 pm
For BALTIMORE. D $40. $40. $50. $50, pas. IL
trainE $50. 80 4:35 %. 30, :35. IS and
M ao5 $50. 4s6 4 s 5 50 s si5 s g a and
For Annapolis. $40 and s: 30 m. 1910 and 30
ha mo o9 sohsa so I'm 43S Pm o Leave Aa-
for way s;asiens between Washington and Bals-
more. g. o 40 80 am, 12:l0 $780, ::55. GA p u
on fs sr sa.;s ss S an ny l5 Sso
Is and nd pans stations only NJ
tis 30 - 40. 5ss. fiia5 pm. p'H' ''A'
For Boyd's and intermediate stations. II pm, $40
Church train leaves washington on Sunday only at
10 Pm, stopping at all stations on Metropolitan
g oI Frederick tIo:1oam 10. t4:35. 1850 pm
10 Haserssovn. 1910 am and t5 :3opm
For luray and points ON the Shenandoah Valley r
r o Roanoke. and al points south VIA Norfolk and
western kb, 3 pm
~; from Cincinnati and 81 Louis daily 90 a m
T.
From Philadelphia Chester and Wilmington. o:45
. M 50. TO- and 8 :O5 p. m daily
From slngerly and Intermediate points north Of
Baltimore 10 g n daily and Il: rs a m SUNDAY only
~ Trains leave BALTIMORE for Washington az 8 90
80 %. ~ 9;O5 10 t45minute tram, IL C4.5-Inin-
nte traiul a IN L. II. =, 3 4:lO s. u q 30 a IA
80 and p n on sundays $50 .; pos. 10 a
Except sunday Daily. SUNDAY only
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and resi-
cences orders left a. ticket ofices 10 aud 1851
Pennsylvania ave
". NJ CLEMENTS CHAS q sCIII
$3.50 Gen MANAGER Gen Pas lyant
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LAorArrn Foon.

LAcrArED Foop.
ENDORSED BY 10000 PHYSICIANS
As perfect food for invads In dyspepsia fevers sicl
diseases ana for infants deprived Of mothers milk
whom weaving.
THE FAvoRITE FOOD IN HOSPITALS
HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL.
NEW YORK CITY.
I'VE have been using Lactated Food for several
with children and in all 1t has answered adpira
bly,. We would gladly recommend 1t food easily di
gested, nutritious and disagreeabe to the patient
+. d. FULTON, III. D.. House Surgeon.
NEW YORK INFANT ASYLUM,
Mt VERNON, N. Y.
I'VE using your Lactated Food In our Infant asy
lun whenever require the Of artificial food aud
ind 1t superior TO any which have used Being
pleasant TO the taste Is specially adapted TO children
We have in branch institution $50 children
MRS. l. NJ BATES,
Chairman Of Nj Vernon branch.
THE MOST PALATABLE.
NUTRITIOUS. AND
DIGEsTIBLE FOOD
The Best and Most Economical Food.
$50 MEALS FOR AN INFANT FOR IL.
Easily prepared At Druggists-25c., Soc. Al.
IL a valuable pamphlet on 1.-THE Nutrition of In.
fants and lnvslids." free ON application.
WELLS. RICHARDSON h CO..
BURLINGTON. VT.
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PERMAsEsr CunE Or ECZEMA
BY THE CUTICURA REMEDIES.

Two years ago I was attacked with eczema. cannot
tell you what suffered. the most forlorn spec
tscle you saw. Charles Kennedy, of this place.
showed me your pamphlet skin diseases and among
them found the description suitable to my case. 1
bought the CUTIcURA REMEDIES took seven bottles,
with the CUrICuRA and SOAP. and the result Is per-
manent cure. thought would wait and IL 1t
would come back. but it has proved all you said it
would do 30 will say God bless you and yours!
THOS L GRAY, Leavertown, Ohio.
1have been cured of most unbearable itching skin
disease by the CUTIcURA REMEDIES. They have en-
abied me to escape years OF suffering. You may use
my name o reference, and any one who wants to
know about my case may write me. inclosing stamp.
w. b. BROOKS.
AZ Grove street. Providence. K l.
am canvasser, and one year ago / was badly
Afflicted with salt rheum that unable to walk.
l tried the CUTICUBA REMEDIES. and they entirely
cured me- I. l. PERRY. Rome, N Y.
Sold everywhere Price, CUTICURA, SOC. SOAP, 25c.
REsoLvEST. 81. Prepared by the POTTER DRUo AND
CHEMICAL Co., Boston Mass.
IL Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases" "a
pages, SO illustra tons, and 100 testimonials
PIMPLES. blackheads. red. rough chapped and oily
skin prevented by CUTIcURA SOAP. su2S 90, .sepl
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PROPOSALS.

pg&oPS3ssAMh&sa FOR IMPROVING CHAPLIN AND
BEk fss ioa 1ss
Chaplin and stoushton streets with curb sideWais
and speciicatiOns be obtained at this Office upon
'ssT d . together with all the
considered The right is reserved to reject any aud ali
z sst' ss %nSa TaaAT
u EFoRM SCHOOL STEAM HEATING Plant
and supply snd Rasnt pi sns
tGr water tanks for the Reform school q
NEsDAY, september 8. 1888. at 6O6 9TH ST. NV.
number The right is reserved to rec s sns
al aa siss ss parts Of bids CHARM, GAEf RAJ En-
PKoPosAL FOR LINEN PAPER WAR DEPART
y msnt supply Division, August 10. 1883; Sealed
ior III.
Paper. Or equal II BY II inches, 20 pounds to the
ss De s ct Gss
c. H. AOYT Assistant Quartermaster. A'''
au21-4t.au31 Sse1
~ ikSH EgS fIkkks
AUGUST 10 lsss.sesied Proposals viii be received
RE Ss f TR isss S i5s
thousand u0OO) tons Of the best white ash furnace
the bs, spruce pine and one hundred 060) cords Of
the best oak wood, more or ess may be needed at
year. said wood aud coal to be delivered and stored in
the vaults at the South wing of the Capitol at such
and IN such quantities desired the Clerk Of
ths Honse Of REPRESENTATIVES; The coal must weigh
40 pounds TO the ton and the oak wood be cut in
three 90 pieces The wood must measure l2S cnbic
feet To the cord and corded measured and cut Al the
Sapitoi The right to reweigh the coal the Capitol
and the right to reject any and all bids reserved
Inc BIDS to be endorsed Proposals coal and wood
ana addressed to JOHN u. CLARK, Clerk of House of
Representatives u. b. Am a Dsx1w
PKE9aHf9fsRAtFffp t 59H sxb SAsTIEoN
tOANissIoSERs. ID. c., WASH GToN ID q Augr,s, %
1888 Sealed proposals will be received at this ofc
n Hlni ,l,WELNE O'CLOCK u. on THURSDAY, SEP
ItMbEE SiA, 1855, for furnishing cast-iron wafer
ppes and valves For Specifications blanks on which
oats oe made, and all information apply at this
once Ihe rxht Is Reserved reject any and ali bids
OF tss ~ ~ Sds w WEBB. S. E WHEATLtY o.
w. Ha iONp, toinfnissioners ID. @. au27 st
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A REMARKABLE CAsE.

TIE MEILKNowN CARLSBAD sPRUDEI, SALT
h1EXyU ~ FROM The NATURAL SPRINGS
VI CARLSBAD, BETTER THAN ANY
OF THE SO-CALLED BLOOD
PURIFYING REMEDIES.
The oashier Of NJ. 0ugYenheim's sons. 81 and 90
rra3khn street Of the largest import houses in
the United States writes under date Of June so 1885,
as follows: '
For years have suffered from Assesses which
Always formed on the back Of my neck and had to be
cur from time to time to obtain relief fused all sorts
OF blood purifiers. but without avail The abscesses
unit my physician advised me to use the genuine i'm
ported Carlsbad Sprudel Sslts (powder form) used
this for about four weeks, and since that time have
been entirely free from the disease My complexion
cleared. and have enjoyed good health ever since.
cannot speak too highly of this really valuable remedy
ana have recommended IL to all my friends, who also
yours very respectfully, J. MEYERS
The Genuine Carlsbad Sprudei Salt Powder is put up
IN round bottles Each bottle in paper cartoon
and has the seal Of the city Of Carlsbad and the sigma
ture OF Eisner MendesOn Co., Sole Agents, around
the neck Of every bottle All others worthless mi
satlons Pamphlets and d.. Toboldts lesture mailed
Tree upon application. EISNER & MENDELSON CO.,
Barclay ST.. N. Y. Sole Agents. aul-m,w0
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he LEAPS INTO PooL or BOILING WATER IN YELLOW
STONE PARK AND REscUEs A LADY.
Says special 70 the Philadelphia Press from
Helena, Mont, August 30: A few days ago party
OF tourists visiting Yellowstone Park stopped to
view the famous "Old Faithful" geyser. lady OF
the party had inadvertently stepped too close 70
the mouth OF the crater, just as IL was about 10
make Its periodical discharge, and, becoming
alarmed at the kissing steam which suddenly
burst forth, stepped backward lost her balance
and Tell into large pool OF almost boiling not
water She then frantlcaiiy ieaped forward to-
ward the mouth OF the geyser, into which she Ger
talnly would have fallen and lost her life had not
PRIVATE John Coyle, I'D Infantry, a member OF
the troops stationed at the park, sprang forward
through the pool OF boiling water and rescued her
at the risk OF his own life The lady and her brave
deliverer were both terribly scalded. col swain
has Issued an order In which he thanks Private
COyle for his bravery.
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THoMAs CAnrY.r,s Wur

once snrswdly remarked. There's no knowing
what Ar Carlyle might have been but for dys.
pepnA" Doubtless dyspepsia was the cause Of
his gloom and irritabflity Had be taken Ayre's
FILLS he would have been Q healthier and
happier man.
was great sufferer from Dyspepsia and
Constipation. had no appetite. became
greatly dsbilitsted. and was continually
AFFLICTED with Headache and Dizziness. After
trying various remedies. finally began to use
Ayers Pulls, and soon my appetite improved.
my bowels were regulated. and became we'll"
"a u Logan. Wilmington. Dsl.
AYERS PILLS.
Prepared by Or. ]. Q. Aver Co. Lowell, MAJ.
4old BY all Druggists and Dealers In Medicine.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest q&leglanS to The Star.
THE PRESIDENTS LUCK.
He and His Party have Caught Plenty
Bass-The President I'm Danger.
LYNCHBuRa, Va, August 81.

LYNCHBuRa, Va, August 81.
President Cleveland and party are at Eagle
Rock, Botetourt County. They have had splendid
luck bass fishing.
They have caught over 100 bass Large crowds
OF people from the neighbortng counties gathered
TO shake the Presidents hand.
He has created great enthusiasm among the
people by his unaffected cordially. He will leave
tonight for Washington. A special to the Advance
this r. m says:
President Cleveland and party had gala day
yesterday, fishing Just above jackson, Botetourt
county. The President alone caught tweDty-nve
bass
THE PRESIDENT ALMOST sHIPwREcKKp.
"His boat was caught in the rapids, and but TO
the enorts OF the party he would have been ship
wrecked Col Lamont was fndISpOSed.n
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PFNNsYIyASIA ROTrTr

TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
sTEEL RAILS. MAGNIFfctSsT EQUIPMENT
~ EFFECT AUGUST ,. 1885.
TRAINS kkA sIxT MhAsalNGEoN 6H9M sTATIoN
Ions: '' AMI 'A"AAi'' Al Full
TorIlts.Dgry and the West Chicago limited Espresso Q,
fulllnaa NestbuIed Cars, Al 30 Am daily: Fast
Line, 90 am daily; to Cincinnati aid It. Louis
ard Harrisburg 70 ST LOUIS daily, except saturday.
10 Chicago with sleeping Car Altoona 10 Chicago.
Cars WashilSton to chicato al 81 Louis. and ex
eePt saturday Harrisburg to Cleyel and ccnnectins
louisville and SepS M'h fa1x R1press
pm daily, for PttsourS aud the West, with
ilroueh Sleeper to Ptlsburg. and Pttsburx u
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Enc. Canandaisua- and Rochester daily for Buff
1 no asps car SdfP 10
For Wiliamsport. Lock Haven, and ElInirs. at $3.50
For New YORK aud ne East, 20 900. l 100. and
i;4o AM 9 100 40 1922 and IL 20 Soo m On
II 20 PM IiInited EIpress Of Pullman ParIor
Cars Q 40 am daily, except Sunday. and 3;45 ?.
For Boston without change; 200 p m; every day.
For Brockiyn y T. all through trains connect a. Jer
direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoiding doubs
For ifr nsEs' NS f soo II 90 and
100 4;1o so 1909 and II Il 20 m -, on o sun
li;ao n Limited l cypress al Psrlor Cars 40
For BALTIMORE. e:s5. 40. 900. $50 $50 IL 90
$40, 600. 1;4O, 10 90. and IL 20 pm ON sun.
day. 300. 9.O5. $50, 1i:i0 am, 200, 3:4a
4:l0. 900. 40. 10 90. and III 20 pm.
For fore's Greek Line. 20 Am and $40 Pm daily
For Annapolis. 20 aud 900 m. 1905 90. and
6:OOP m daily. except sunday Sundays. 900 D.
N. 4.1Op.m
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
MAl, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
For Ale xandriA- 6 90. 6:3J. S:4O.9:45, 1857 an
!. " noon. los. 4:25. 90. 5:;1:j. 8 o. = :Oa
~ W. anu II 80 m ON sunday at 500, 9:41
1927 AIN, 2 30. 90, s :95. and 1905 pm
AceonJnOdatl0B Tor Suantico. ) 90 pm. weekdays
For Richmond and the South, 200, 10 81 am. daily
ana 6OJ pm daily. except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for WASHINGTON o 05, 7:OS
500, To- 1915. l1:O7 Am, 1::20. 800. 3::,3.
Cay al .. 10 and il :O1 am . 90. ) 10 :O5, g. 3s
and 10 :42p.m
Tlckets and information at the ONCE northeast
1erOf 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at
he station where orders be left for the checking
II baggage to destination from hotels and residence
CHAS. Z PUGH. j. X MOOD
General Mauarer fau6i ten Pa Ar,eilt
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IT Is ADDRESSED TO-DAY BY MRS BELvA LOCKwO
AND SEVERAL. OTHER SPEAKERS-

AND SEVERAL OTHER SPEAKERS.
WILLIAMS GROVE, Pa, August Blowing to
the rain the crowd was not so large to-day, but
fully 10000 people were here. The services were
opened by Worthy Master Leonard Rene after
which State Senator Lerard G. Brown, OF York
County, read his report as chairman OF the
committee on legislation. He was followed
by X. L. Searle, OF SusQuehanna county, who gave
the audience short talk on agriculture. Mrs.
Belva Lockwood candidate for president, also spoke
eral Of this state, made q short address, and was
followed by Hon. w. F. Sadier. Tomorrow the ex-
htbitiOn closes.
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The CORNELL University CnEw.
INCREASED INTEREST IN BOAT RACINa-ITS
DANGERS LESSENED-AN EXAMPLE
OF OVERTRAINING.

the scores Of unsolicited testimonials daily received
by me:
ZETA PSI HALL, CORNELL UNIVERSITY,
ITHACA, N. Y. July 25, 1888
Mrs. HARRIEr HUBBARD AVER.
Dear Madam: 1 shall always take pleasure in recon-
mending your Vita Nuova" to athletes particularly
oarsmen suffering from too much training.
During u rigid and exceptionally severe course of
hard training under Charles Courtney our coach"
became i'll and debiiitated from attack dysentery
but foolishly continued my hard work (averasing q
row Of 20 miles day. until had TRAINED down.
from $50 pounds to 147 and became completely pros
usted, or what boating -men called 'overtrained' ~
vita Nuova" hiss completely restored my wasted
vitality, and feel full Of life and grateful that
desire personally to thank you. used Vita Nuova"
through the Recommendation Of Mr. Blow. Of St. Louis
Gratefully yours. ROBERT LEE McCOMR
Stroke" Cornell University Crew.
Vita Nuova (New Life) is the best remedy for dys-
pepsia, nervousness. seeplessness and overwork 1t
viii assist the weak stomach; 1t will rest the weary
brain 1t will brace up" the shattered nerves. il
made from the prescription Of famous physician you
are not taking quack medicine. As it is maze by
honest manufacturer you assured Of pure ingre-
dients As it is used and Endorsed by and women
you all know and respect you are not using I'M
known or unried remedy only be careful to get the
genuine; refuse substitutes. Send to HARRIET HUB
BARD AVER. SO Park Place. New York. for additional
testimonials; from Rev. David SWING Of Chicago.
Judge Morgan J. OBrien. Supreme Court. New York:
Hon. Henry Watterson. Of Kentucky ex.Gov. Andrew
q. Curtin. of Pennsylvania, and many others Of like
character and reputation. aug
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TOMORROW.
V,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
OF EVERY Prescriptions, At Ny AUCTION
ROOMS, SAIIRDAl, SEPTEMBER FIRST,
1883. COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK.
ALSO. AT SAME HOUR
EXECUTORS SALE OF LARGE LOT OF HOUSE.
HOLD EFFECTS BELONGING To THE HO-
MILLER ESTATE.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
NUMBER OF HORSES, BELONGING TO DIE
FERENI PARTIES
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
NEW AND SECOND HAND CARRIAGES. BUGGIES
WAGONS. Ere.
ALSO,
CARPENTERS CHEST, WITH A COMPLETE SET
OF TOOLS, AND LOT OF GROCERIES, au3O- 2t
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The scheme Worked Well.

But WHEN SHE WAS ARRESTED MANY QUEBEC MEN
WISHED 1T HADN'T.
Says New York World special from Montreal,
August %: Some time ago X. Harris started q
clothing store in st. Joseph street, quebec. He
was accompanied by q remarkably handsome
woman. VINO passed as his wife. She firted with
the wholesale men who had dealings with Harris,
and was very much talked about. few days ago
Harris left town with $4,000. His wife WAS ar
rested as being party TO the fraud and after be-
ing confined In jail two days she broke down CON-
petely and confessed. The story In brief Is that
she was TO pose as Harris wife, throw temptation
In the way OF the men with whom Harris had bus
fness relations, and by her favors obtain biz bills
OF goods Tor Harris on long terms OF credit aud
have notes Endorsed and renewed. Then when
enough money had been made she and Harris were
TO leave for New YORK and settle down. Among
those implicated are RABBI, OF Quebec; a Supe-
rior Court Judge, two well-known financiers and
almost q dozen leading merchants.
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PONDS EXTRACT il used In the household of the
Prssidsnt ~ we'll that OF the humblest citizen
Member. Of the Army and the Navy the bar, the
bench the pulpit and the ressli ranks and classes
o. people-haye sent their pers0ual experiences and
thanks for the last forty yesr until their letters have
nlled Volumes testifynx 70 the wonderful cures Of All
EXTRACT. " ~~~S
. Remember PONDS EXTRACT IL sold in bottles only
bun wrapper, with Landscape trade thereon Dsi
With respectsble druggists only. my2S
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Canada's Fishery Protection Service.
IT BAD MUCH LESS TROUBLE WITH AMERICAN VESSELS

LAST YEAR THAN THE PREVIOUS ONE.
OTTAWA, August Hl.-A special report on the
fisheries protection service last year has baen is
sued. In synopsis OF the blue book Dep
during the season 135 visits were paid to fishing
vessels In the waters In which the pro-
lection vessels cruiSed. In consequence OF a
better understanding on the part OF United
States fishing vessels as to the customs
and fishery regulations by which the: were to be
governed, the seasons work was carried on with
little friction. In most cases a willing compliance
was accorded to the regulations.
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TWO-SroRY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND
LOT, FRONTING ON A STREET, BETWEEN
THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS NORTHEAST
No. :j2O.
On TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER FOURTH, 1885, at
FIVE O'CLOCK L. NJ, shall sell, front Of prem
ises part lot No. =. square 1S5. having Is feet
'front.' by depth OF % feet improved by a two story
in rear,
Terms: $1,000 cash. balance in six, twelve, and
eighteen months secured by deed of on prop
erty sold Ali conveyancing at purchasers cost. S100
down day OF sale.
au29-dSds WALTER T. WILLIAMS CO, Aucts
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F1Ogged by Masked Wen.
4 WOMAN Tortured TO ExroRr A CONFESSION OF

AT the Central Campaigning. near Geneva, Ca,
wednesday, Miss Martin Green lost 500 In gold
and greenbacks. colored woman, Harriet Davis,
Is one OF three negroes who are under arrest ON
suspicion. While Harriet was in charge OF Deputy
Sherin Richards crowd OF masked men compelled
him 10 surrender her. and, taking her 10 pine
thicket near the camp ground they tied her un
anu administered most fearful beating with The
lash TO eNtort from her confession OF the theft.
AtSr TINS cruel treatment, the girl protesting her
innocence, She Was returned To the hands oi the
Sheriff. who lodged her In Jail with the other sus-
pected negroes The AFFAIR has caused DO little
excitement
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THE CANADIANS WEAKENING.

Concessions 70 American Fishcrnaen.
TORONTO. August 31.-A special from Ottowa 70
the Globe says: The buster and rant in
dulged in by Minister Thompson ct Ha-
gersytiie have not weakened the belief
OF the cabinet the privileges OF purchasing sup
plies and tranS-Sh1pping cargoes in Canadian
ports Will be granted to American fishing vessels,
and that the canals will be made free to vessels OF
both countries.
SIR JOHN HAS NOT TALKED
OTTAWA, August 3l.-Str John Macdonald ar
rived here yesterday. The reported interview
Win Sir John at sydney, c. B., upon the PreSi-
dents message turns out to be pure fabrication,
the premier having granted an interview on the
subject TO no person.
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TIE SrAR SHor Housr BanaAuu

Clear1ng Sale viii continue few days ionfsr st1u
greatsr cut IN prices.
Mundells Solar Tip shoes fur childrcn. syrins hsa
or heels: cut pr1ce Doc; worth 81. ~
ol50, worth ~.
Cousins' mako isdses' Dousols Kid shoes cpsA -
comxnon-senee style cut pr1ce 81 ~. ~orth 81
LADIES' 3 so KID Button Shoes down 20 Doe
ladies' d k1d oxford 11ss down 70 tboc-
Mis.es' genuine Goat shos- worked buston ho1osue
pre- zse. wgrsh eL25.
HisesT kS bHsss nee. cut psss: -
o. &c eus ps.ss 90 ysssh q 30 .. -. .
-. D. - &c. osis:sx sss Sssss d.
- ss $3.50 or -. L. - 60
~ E.kss51ss1 sliupsrA cot prsss &c. vssn
IN sxAB suoE nousk ~ ~ -