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The Ceckroach q snAin.

FROM BlackWOods hASax1neL
81 should like 10 make your flesh creep Is tn
involuntary thought OF one who essays 70 de-
scribe the Indian cockroach. Who that has been In
India does not know the fat shining, rl-savored,
conee-colored thing seen only IN dimly lighted
places the eyes starting out OF the head the long
ever-moving feelers, the swift uncertain move
ments the sudden uncontrolled hight when be
dasheS perhaps. into your face, and for Or =
and horrible moment his clammy legs
Ever IN cowaruly terror Of his LIFE his perpetual
instinct Is to hide himself Prom some dark cor
ner he glanes at you with guilty eye. As he darts
from place 10 place Ike knows you viii XII him n
you can, and he knows he deserves 10 Do Killed
Even In the houses OF the highest In the
land the cockroach Is not unknown Boots
gloves, ana books bear witness 20 his raw
ages, and pungent smell bctrays his pres
ence In your wardrobe. But the paradise Of the
cockroach Is ship IL 10 In the depths OF the ships
hold. where he may hide aInohg The cango undis-
his glory. Happily, he seems unable 10 live ex-
cept In tropical heat 50 that In the great passenger
steamers constantly returning 70 Europe he II
seldom seen. The home OF his heart Il the hold OF
the ship whose course Il limited 20 tropical seas
There, among bales Of rice and kegs OF OIL where
darkness reigns ana The air II hot and foul and
where human foot rarely intrudes, he rOams al
VIII from post % post Thence the most venturOus
spirits ascend 10 the upper decks and haunt saloon
and cabins and especially pantries and store
rooms, where corners ana creyices shelter them,
and there are endless chances OF ''looI" Hence
comes the chief ingredient OF that sickly atmos-
phere which strikes the sense on descending from
the outer air, and often makes a voy age In such
vessel penance indeed
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NEW YORK, August 1.-THE big Joggins raft
passed under the Brooklyn bridge at 20 this
afternoon and rounded the battery twenty
1ve minutes later, amid the footing Of
steam whistles and cheers from large crowds
assembled Oh the piers. 1t is expected the raft
will be securely moOred at her destination In the
Erie basin by pm The owners are Ju0lant at
the complete success OF their undertaking,
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I'd EDITION.
Latest T6lGglanS to The Star.
A Jewish Tribute 20 Sheridan.

hAbbI sEhuOFSs
NEW YORK, August 11-Rev. DR.. Gotthiel, OF
Emanuel synagogue, 9Th avenue and 43d street, In
the course OF his sermon this morning referred In
touching terms 10 the death OF Gen. Sheridan. A
great and good man, he said, has been struck
and when his truly heroic life was needed
by his country, even now in time OF
peace and national prosperity. The death OF
such man Is at all times loss to O people, ana
the nation mourns his passing away. He was
an an ideal hero. He was one who was
held In high esteem throughout the civilized
world, but especially was he beloved by his coun-
trymen. Otner great men they esteemed and
trusted but for General sheridan they had only
love- Within the heart of every American
whether Jew or Gentle, there was a sacred place
for the hero OF Winchester, because he fought not
for glory, Dut TO Kill war. We, too, as
Jews, can honor the memory, can bless the
hero Sheridan-he who liberated millions Of
slaves by his sword. The voice OF the cannon vii
die away, but the deeds OF a Just man never can
they are emDalmed In history.
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Justices OF the Peace.

There are now two vacancies among the Justices
of the peace for the District caused by the death
OF VIM. Helmick and the expiration OF L. ONeals
commission. For the places there are Q
number OF applicants, but the appointing
power does not seem to be In q hurry
to I'LL them. The law provides for nfteen-
zen TOR the city three tor the county and TWO for
tices in the city north OF street from Rock Creek
to the Eastern Branch, or In south Washington.
by parties desiring warrants, &C, In th0se sec.
lions.
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Evrnr FARxrR Know,

Tnss weeds must be torn up by the roots, or
neS VII be sure TO crop out again. 30 it's
Win di-sasss which have their origin n de-
paved blood The cAuseo Of the complaint must
Be removed BY Ayers sarsapariIla. or no perms-
nsnt cure IL possbla Tryn
y ". Allen DRUGGIST Of Brunswick. Me-.
ays= have never known Ayers sarsaparilla
fail 10 give satisssction- In hundreds Of cases
within my knowledge IL has proved perfect
specific for diseases arising from impurities in
ths blood I regard II as IN invaluable spring
medicine.
AYERS sARsAPARILLA,
Prepared By Or. J. @. Aver Co, Lowell. MAJ.
sOlAW all Druggists, Price 81: six bottles, s5.
jaSo WORTH s5 BOTTLE
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The Saratoga Races.

Fourth race-special weights-11 miles. Prose
won with Bonnie 8. second. Time, /: so There
were but two starters.
Filth race, selling, one mile-Maia, won, with
Della second, and Royal Arch third. Time, 14AN.
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fRkSKevKp LIKE TIS~KD sKAr N rHH ruSI


fkkSKsvKD LIKE TISSED hEAr I'VE TUNDRA Foo
AHCNpSKD THOUSAND SEAkS
II must not, however, be supposed that our owu
elephant Is in any way degenerate descendant
Of the true mammoth. On the contrary, SAYS
writer In the ''Cornhill- Tor July. the great soe-
nan beast was In many respects a more advanced
and Specialized representative Of the original
family Than his southern cousins n. waS IN
short progressive eephanL who, seized with
desire 70 emlgrate, had gone north and Oyerspread
the whole temperate regions OF Europe ASA and
North America before the coming on OF the great
Ice age. In his northern home he retained or re-
Developed the hairy covering which the elepha IA
lost In India or Arca and he took kindly to oll
which preceded the advent OF the glacial ,poch
In short. he was rather an elder brother OF ne
elephant Than In any sense a direct ancestor
Other manmoths have since been found In tho
their necks In the SOFT slush. and preserved ever
since. partly like timed meats by the exclusion
OF the air, and parity Ike Australian mutton oy
the effects OF frost. The most Interesting md
was that made by young Russian engineer by
the name OF Benkend0rf. who, steamlng In a small
cutter up the lndig1rka River mot 20 know tn,
lndigirka naturally argues yourself unknown
saw, during a nOod. 20 his Immense delight a
real dead mammoth, with It's eyes open and It's
hairy trunk moving restlessly through the
turbld water, bobbing up and down merT1ly IN the
storyof the wrinkled old woman IN a mountain va.
lage who recognizes In the fresh corpse OF young
man just brought down among the ice OF a glacier
% the point where q melts into an Alpine torrent
the features OF her lover. lost half a century De.
fore In the yawning mouth OF a deep crevasse.
But what Il half n century OF Iced humanity 10 .
hundred thousand years OF preserved manmotha
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A SUMNER NIrDrc1sr

Summers heat debilitates both and BODY and
Headache sleeplessness Nervous Prostitution. and
al-playedout" sensation prove that PaISE's CELERY
COMPOUND should be used now This medicine re-
stores health to Nerves, Kidneys. Liver and Bowels
and imparts life and energy Frustrated sys
tenn. Vacations vacations PAISE's CELEHY Con-
is the medicine for this season 1t is scisn-
81 begin the hot days with clear heads strong
nerves and general good health. PAINE's CELERY
COMPOUND is sold By all druggists. 81 bottle. six
for 81
WELLS. RICHARDSON L CO.,
Props. Burlington. VT
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A small NsftkO.
FIVE wArTH1s AT THE TEMPLE GAZE QUIT WORK


FIVE WAITI1s At TIE TkAFLB CAL Gun Wo1I
JUST At pnNER TInI
There was q strike among the walters at Temple
Cafe about noon to-day which threatened to cause
some hungry people 20 60 without their meals.
Five OF the walters took seats In the rear OF the
dining-room just as dinner WAS about TO be served
and positively refused TO wait on the customers
who were entering by the score One OF the
walters said the trouble was interference ON the
them to do certain work when no one except the
head waiter hao such authority. MA La Fetra
sent for policeman, and when he appeared In the
resumed work.
Mrs La Fetra said that when the dinner was
about to be served to-day she was surprised to md
nve Of the walters sitting In the rear Of the room
They refused TO 60 TO work ana demanded their
pay. She said that the trouble was caused be-
cause her son had ordered them to mop the moor
and get the ntes out She had never before had
any trouble with the men and had always treated
them well.
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The River and HarbOf BILL
At 3 o'clock to-day the President had not signed
the river and harbor bill. IL he does not sign IL
by II o'clock tonight the bill will become q law
without his signature.
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TRY IT.
PONDS EXTRACT Is Known everywhere and well
merits its reputation tho topples Remedy I" and
Universal Pam Destroyer" For forty years this
great table has proved efficacy and
Isvcr failed do lis duty when brought into use Is
La wei its greatest renCNn subcaer ali paint
aid inflammation. and should BE- every household
fOSDS EXTRACT cares Burns. sunburns, Chafins
Insect Bites, Wounds. BRUISES. PILES. Catarrl
Asnaorrhzses ETC. Ask tor FUNDS EATkACT. Take
10 ll.itatons my3l
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THE GENUINE
90 II ANN oFF's
MALT EXTRACT
the
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC
and most
HALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
.of Impaired Digestion. Dyspepsia Convalsscencs.
Weak Children, and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
II: Suffering from attack Of Illness which had not
rrly reduced my strength. but brought extreme
sxhaustjon from inability to appropriate food, tried
The effects Of the Genuine Johann Hos Malt Extract
nvinsglassf1l three times a day Its followed
~ arked efectsl Food which had heretofore been
found to pass the sliinentary canal unchanged. d.
Eest-d properly. 2. There appeared an increased
lovsr Of evolving animal heat and storing mp fat.
Beware Of Iniztions. The genuine has the signature
Of Johann Hoh' on the neck OF every bottle. All
others worthless limitations
JOHANN HOFF. Berlin aud Vienna New York
Once 3 BARCLAY ja:3-tu.th&s
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The Holland Society OF New York was received
by the municipal authorities OF Amsterdam In the
The convention OF Northern settlers III Louisiana
met In New Orleans Tuesday and Wednesday.
are to be taken to induce further immigration nom
Inc North.
The business failures throughout the country
during the last seven days numDer for the United
states 205 and for Canada 28 or q total of 233 as
compared with 216 last week and 221 the week
previous.
It.is proposed that fund be raised to defray
the expenses that may be incurred by Irish men,
bers OF parliament In connection with the inquiry
OF the Parneu commission into the charges made
against them by the London Times
The election in the West Derby division Of LIVER
resignation OF Lord Claud Hamilton, conservative,
resulted In the return OF Mr. VIM. Henry Cross,
the Oldest son Of Lord Cross. who is also conser
vative.
The North German Gazene says that Emperor
William does not intend to visit 6rrasburg or
DIelaleddin Pasha, Turkish minister OF finance,
has been dismissed. Agod Pacha Kasasian has
been appointed minister OF the interior.
were caught Stealing handkerchisfs in q store in
Brooklyn Thursday. They said their mother forced
them 10 steal The mother was arrested, and
700 worth OF stolen goods were Ioano In her
A cOlored girl named Maggie Jones eighteen
IN ner Eer
| split open. IL Is supposed she was murdered By
white woman, who Is under arrest
from Delaware this week. Next week It Is ex.
pected the shipments will reacn 5000. ana the
week following at least 100,0 baskets
A local freight c0llided with fast Baltimore and
Ohio cattle train at Chester, Pa, yesterday. The
engineer and fireman OF the cattle train jumped
freight were telescope0, and the cattle train en-
CINE went over an embankmenI Many cattle
were killed.
The newspapers II Vienna, commenting on Lord
Salisbury's speech at the lord mayors banquet In
London on Wednesday, say they do not share his
his reference 70 Russis ana Bulgaria q subtle
irony.
Az Page precinct. Knox County. ", dlmculty
Bill Giberet Ia the mouth, when Jack smith took
sides with Gtlberet and stabbed Jones N the neck
made
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Transfer OF Real Essa,.-

Deeds In fee have been fled as follows: Jas.
Gass TO J. +. Atzell, sub 80, So s29; LOO r. c.
b. Preinkert TO G. F. Umham, trustee, part & & p
b. 8 sub, Mt. Pieasant;S-. c. +. Umhan to Mary
E. Preinkert. same prpoerty;$- N. Wilson, ct
al, to c. b. Gray lots IS to A. block 1, and and
Laura v. Blanford sub e, 81. SIC; s., 500. Dennis
cornell, ct al, trustees, TO II. w. Scalnmell SUB
23 So 800; tsl6. Same TO Mary ScamInelL lots 10
and 20, do; 81 ,6s2. same 10 Annie L. SeammelI
sub lots n and %, do; $1,632. Jno. Brau-
mann TO Andrew Braumann north y west
u 43 HIS sub MT. Pleasant: 400
W. II. Manogue to A. Lauck, pit. Is. So. Ala; $1,000
f. II. jackson to Mary Z Zevely, lot Is, ID. e I. y
Boarman, pts 10 and 20 SO. 297; 8. w. W.
Boarman 10 b. s. Tucker, same property; g. Jas
A. Ryan TO v. A. Williams, sub. 90. 50. e. OF 500;
s1.soA 7. F. Rea 20 g. 7. Budd, sub. e, So 694;
s3,2dq Caroline Williams 10 w. Mayse, SUITS ~ 70
81, 50. $50; 500. H. y. Lewis 20 Mary l. OBrien,
men TO s. wills, lot %. So 2O6; 1900 s. wills to
q. S. wormeley, same property; $500.
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TEE CATHOLIC TOTAL A1snxxeol uNluM-1ae
annual report OF the Catholic TOTAL Ao0unonCe
Union OF America Just isDued, shown ia Uooleeas4
with membenhip Of ,7bh This % IN increase
over last year q thirty-tuur Doc10uo and 27S6
memh~rR
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The Death Record.

During the 4s hours ending at O'Clock this af-
ternoon deaths were reported to the health ONCE
as follows: Joel Chaffee white, aged 80 years;
Phoebe N. Weightman, white, 81 years; May A.
Gulick, white. "a years: Maggie A. Hugle, white.
q years: Frederick p KAISER. white. 50 years;
white, / year; walter s. Hsttuot, white, year;
Florence RoSinson, white, 9 monthsi John !.
ored, e5 years; Lewis Proadus colored, SO years;
Ben1 Moore, colored, 40 years; Henry Butler, COL
Mary L Jones colored 90 years; George Eaglin
colored, Is years; Martha A. Z. Pryor, colored, 8
months Andrew Thomas, colored, 3 months;
Lilly Thomas. colored, Q months; Lawrence
jackson, colored, months; Eugene Taylor, col
ored, months; Jas Frazier, c0lored, 1 month;
Thomas Murray, white. 81 years; John O'Dea,
white, 52 years; John R. Seerur, white, 81 years;
Frederick c. B. Preinkert, white 20 years; Harry
Laughton, white, 60 years; Ella L Biggs, white
year; Frank A. BEN, colorsd, IL months; r. Fred
erick Bruce colored, l6 years. Hottie Dunmore
Rebecca Lewis, colored, year; Harry st. c. Mack,
col0red, months; Mary 3. Lancaster, colored, 3
becca Broxton, colored, 18 years. Robert Croton,
colored, Is years; Mary A. Thomas. colored, II
y08rA
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NEWPORT, X. l., August 1.-THE New York Club
fleet left here this morning at 10 O'Clock for Vine
yard Haven. A strong head wind prevailed.
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A vmonuA DUEL PRKv.Nrxp.-Ao duel between
Segar Whiting, son Of n. G. whiting. president 9!
the Hampton (va) Bank, and Dixeo Lee. son q
port NewA was arranged 70 take place at Buckroe'
miles north OF Fort Monroe, ~ daylight yeeeer:
day morning. The principals weN on the ground
and arrested Lee and his party. whiting escaped
and went 70 the Eastern Shore.
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JANE1 OKIILY SENT 10 JAu--The trial q
Boyle, County koscommon, Of NJ. Jaa 0Kelly.
the journalist and member OF parliament who
was arrested In London ON the charge Of making
speeches tncAtlng 70 Intimidation and boycoettng
&C Boyle, has been concluded. M. OKeny was
convicted and sentenced 10 tour months tmpF1son-
ment. without hard labor
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AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock Market

The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York Stock Market, reported BY special
wire to Corson ana Mccartney. 1419 + STREET
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The Lord. Pas. the Parnen mn.
The New York Cluf

LONDON, August 1.-THE Parnell commission
bill passed its third reading in the house OF Lords
to-day.
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Real Estate sales.

Emma b. Baumgras has bought for S45OO
through Walker Wilson, sub lot - square 2O2
20xl20, on west side OF 14th street northwest in.
proved by store and stable.
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BOYS FEARFUL FIGHT WITH BULLDoG.-A
bulldog owned by Chas. salisbury, who lives on
the outskirts Of Baltimore, made savage attack
On Miss Amelia salisbury and Miss Jennie Brown,
who were walking in the yard Thursday night.
Their screams attracted the attention OF Year
Old brother OF Miss salisbury, who made an effort
TO beat OF the oog. The brute at once turned on
bitten In twinIy-two different places His arms
and legs were terribly mangled and his wounds
may prove fatal. The young ladies were badly
dangerous wound on the left hip. policeman
had 10 be summoned to shoot the animal before he
could be forced to release his hold ON young Sauls-
bury.
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w hen baby was SICK. nave her Castorfa
When she Was Q child she cried for CastoriA
- Wien she became Miss. sEs chung 10 Cxstoria
hlsa ale Ls6 ehllorel. SIZE save them CAstoriA
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WoxAN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNIoN.-The
annual meeting OF the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union win be held In the Metropolitan
Opera House, New York city, October, l9 ~, 81
and %. Miss Frances < willard Will preside.
Delegates representing each state and territory,
numbering about 800, Will ne present. There viii
D. twelve delegates from The District
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The Case Of John r. Sullivan.
AN APPLICATION TO HAVE HIS SENTENCE NoDrFn
TO JAN. INPRmONNENT.

100 Case Oh John z. SOlltv0ns
AN APPLICATION TO HAVE HIS SENTENCE MODIFIED
TO JAN. IAPRIsONMENT.
John F. Sullivan, convicted In June and SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for year, was In the
Criminal Court to-day, and MI. A B. Williams his
counsel asked that the sentence DO made impris-
onment in jail. He stated that he could show
now that " deceased. Lipscomb was
following the sister of the accused TO extort money
from the defendant He had expected TO have an
amdavit to that effect, but the sister is sick. He
had, however, Offlcer Skidmore present, who
would testify that Lpscomb the day be.
fore had numerous wounds on his face.
He claimed that the acts OF Lpscomb
led to his death, that the misconduct was on the
side OF deceased The defendant had been con-
vcted because he used more force than necessary
In e1ecting the intruder but he asked the court
now one could, under the circumstances, measure
the force to be used.
Mr.. Williams said that the testimony was to the
effect that there were seventeen wounds, but from
the statement OF Officer Skidmore he had some OF
those wounds before. This statement corroborated
the testimony OF the defendant that he kicked de-
ceased but three tlmes-tiH his leg was freed.
recess was taken to $3.50 O'Clock
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JAIL SENTRNCEa-In the Criminal Court this az
ternOon VIM. Brown, convicted OF HOUSEKEEPING
girl convicted OF HOUSEKEEPING, convicted July
IL, OF entering the house OF LolO Green and steal
ing quantity OF clothing, was sentenced to six
months In latl
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THr CORNELL University CRrw
INCREASED INTEREST IN BOAT RACING-ITS
DANGERS LEsSENED-AN EXAMPLE
OF ENTERTAINING

The following letter speaks for itself and is one Of
The Of unsolicited testimonials daily received
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A BRICKLAYHR FALLS FROM A BUILDING.-Rich-
ard Callahan, q brtcklayer employed on q new
building In the alley between 9Th and 9th and g
and II streets, fell from the building yesterday
afternoon, and was seriously injured about the
head and sustained other Injuries. He was taken
In the patrol wagon to his home, near North
Capitol and K streets.
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THE SHERIDAN ODSEQUIES.
(Cbnftnued from Ffrs( Pu0e.l

showed that the service was over. Gen. Schoneld
TOOK up his position again In front OF the troops.
and gave few words OF command Then the ben
began TO toll: Soon an omcer appeared at the
door. Gen. schofield gave q command and the
soldiers came to present. The pail bearers issued
from the church and formed double line across
the sidewalk.
THEN THE cAsKRT WAS BORNE OUT
oy the Dody-oearerz Al that moment the Marine
Band struck up, Nearer, my God, 70 Thee" and
all heads were uncovered. Following the casket
came lieutenant bearing the draped headquar-
ters nag The casket was placed on the caisson,
and the pall-oearers took their carrtage2 Then
sharp words OF command were given and the
troops nled west on H street. AS the people came
S after 1pe s enuS a aer
pressed about and waited until the last carriage
was nlled and the drum beats could be heard far
rine Band played a composition Of Soussa's enti-
tled THE Honored Dead" and afterward Chopin's
famous funeral march.
The Funeral Procession.
The procession started at IL 30 in the following
order: Battalion Of cavalry, two batteries light
artillery, Marine Band battalion of foot artillery
clergy In Carriages, pall-bearers in carriages,
caisson, bearing remains, surrounded by body.
bearers, artillerymen; the generals horse, led by
acavalry sergeant; carriages containing mourners
and friends
After the carriage containing Mrs. Sheridan, her
sister ana Col Sheridan, came General Rucker and
number OF carriages bearing the members Of the
generals former stan. The Presidents carriage
followed, after which came Secretaries Bayard and
Faircnild. Mrs. Endicott and Captain Taylor oc-
cupied the next The generals servants were in
Ine next Two coaches. Justice Harlan and wife
senior Romero, the Congressional committee. the
Corean legation, Governor RuSk, the representa-
ives OF the Grand Army OF the Republic, and
number OF distinguished visitors followed In the
door until 1915.
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Mama o. e. Ndne. O. c.
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GEN. AYERS INJuRED.-About 10 O'Clock this
morning, while attempting to alight from an ave-
nue. car near the corner Of 9th street, Gen. Ayers
fell and received Q severe cut ON the back Of his
head
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'I'HE BEST REGULATOR OF DIGESTIVE Or
= <aiis aid the t-s-t appel z-r known ANGOSIURA
ilIEhs lry H. but beware Of limitations. Get
lLr genuine article. manufactured By
O. IL SIlGERT SONS