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Society Notes.

Society Notes.
Mira Senator Stewart has returned to the city
from Berkeley Springs, where she spent several
weeks.
Mr.. F. 8. Presbry and family are staying at Rock.
vile.
Mr.. F. M. Hagan, Of Springfield, Ohio. who
spent the past week in the city, returns to his
home to-day.
Representative Cultivate is ono of the travel
ing companions Of Mr. Thurman on his trip to
Port Huron, Mich.
Mr.. L. b. Hay and family have mo we'd into their
spacious new house on Corcoran street, between
18th and 10th streets.
Mrs ogden will spend next month with relatives
In Brookvllle, Md.
Mrs. r. s. Boswell has gone to Loudoun County,
Va, for the remainder OF the vacation season.
Senator and Mrs. Pasco are spending few days
In Rockville.
Miss Hattie L vining is visiting in jackson,
Mich.
Representative Enloe is recruiting his health at
Mountain Lake Park, Md.
Mrs and the Misses Frelinghuysen are summer
ing at Lenox Mrs. John Davis, who Is also al
Lenox, proposes to spend the coming season In
European travel
General schoneld, with his wife, viii be pleasan,
acquisition to society here next winter. Miss
Mary Schoheld, their only daughter, will, It II
SAID, be married to Lieut.. Avery d. Andrews o1
the 5th artillery, in october.
Commodore and Miss Howell are travelling In
Europe.
Miss Fannie A. Weeks. OF White Rocks, Utah, II
visiting Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. JAS L. Norris, Mr.. John Goode, Mrs
VIM. D0ugherty and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. I
| II. Warner arrived at Rock Enon on Saturday.
MI and Mrs. Simon Wolf and two daughter
| have gone to Oakland for few days.
Mrs. j. W. Bischon has gone to Warm sulphur
| Springs, Va, for q visit OF some length.
Mrs Frank 7. Howe, accompanied by Misse
Mary and Katie Howe and the younger member
OF the family, has gone to hamilton, LOudOul
| County, Va, for couple OF weeks.
| Mr.. JAS. C. Mcguire, OF this city, has been TO
some time at "Wilton," his country residence
near Elhcott City, Nd, where he Is afflicted will
| his old complaint, rheumatic gout, and Is con
| Stderod to be seriously i'll
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WHITE CAPS TO DISBAND.
Frightened by the Determined Attitude
OF the Indiana Authorities.

from Crawford County in the city says: IL is known
that the White Cap organization in Crawford
County held meeting near Marietta few nights
ago. and, after heated discussion, resolved TO dis
been brought about by the fact that Attorney-Gen-
eral Michener had become advised OF the inside
workings OF the organization through some OF the
members who had been promised immunity on
condition that they give up all the facts connected
with the many outrages committed In that county
and also in orange county by the hands OF the
regulators. White Caps The gentleman says
that the people are thoroughly aroused over the
outrages and that the White Caps VIII be CON-
PEELED to hunt their holes II the governor will show
a bold front and aid them in their work. All that
is needed is to assure the people OF protection, and
there will be plenty OF men ready to testify 70 the
facts and Identity OF parties engaged IN the work
OF regulating the community. IL is said that there
will be some startling Developments In few days.
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CHICAGO. August 2l.-Robert II. COwdrcy, candl-
date Of the united labor party for President Of the
United states, recently challenged A. j. StreatOT,
candidate for President OF the union Labor party,
To a Joint debate He has received reply, which
In part reads: ''While / do not believe In Mr..
Georges land theory, yet In this canvass i have
not antagonized you nor your peculiar tax theory.
have left you both alone Ia your glory, and yet
you are not happy. I am not one OF those who
promote DIVISIONS IN labor organizations by get
ting UP hobbies TO ride. Very respectfully, de-
Cline"
Mr.. CoNdrey has replied at some length 90 this
letter, pointing out the differences between the
union and united labor parties and expressing To
grel thai Streator had ooclined-
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The Com missioner. Give tt Up.

THEY Will LEAN " hIANDINu hUCk Iu-DAl.
CHICAGO, August 21.-A dispatch from bismarck
OAK, says: News from Standing Rock Agency Is
dlfficult 20 obtain as the Government telegraph
line has been cuI on, which was Used for cOmmu-
nication 10 the press. A soldier was up from the
post last night and reports the Indians having .
high old time at their feast. A goOdly number o.
TAT beeves were slaughtered usual, and With
many other delicacies furnished by the cOmmis-
soners, the Indians felt very good until the sub
Ject OF the treaty was broached, when the chiefs
again became ugly and refused 20 talk. IL Is un-
derstood that the commissioners have given up
the negotiations and Will leave Tor the lower
agencies to-day.
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JUDGE THURMAN'S TOUR.
His Party Embarl<s for the Trip Up
UDeupOat ERfver-The JudUess SDeech

Detroit River-The Judges speech.
TOLEDO OHIO, August t21.-Representative B. F.
Shively, OF Indiana; j. K Whiting, OF Michigan,
and W. ii. Hatch, OF Missouri, joined the Thurman
party at this place this morning. Arrangements
Tor the day were not wholly completed until the
last minute, it being undecided whether TO take
the yacht Pickett or the larger steamer Grey
together after breakfast carriages were procured
and all were carried TO the wharf and embarked
on the trip up the Detroit River. Dinner Will be
had at the Crosse Point Club House, and from
there the party will be carried on by easy stages
to Port Huron, probably spending the night at The
In closing his speech last night Mr.. Thurman
said: SHOW can IL be that you can be made rich
by Uncle Sam thrusting his hand in your pockets
and taking from you far more than Is necessary
for the support OF the Government? But has IL
done so? Why. my friends, let me tell you one
simple TACT & Acc0rdlng 10 ,ne % very last accounts
United states there are now 15,000, 900 locked
up In that treasury OF surplus revenue, as II Is
has taken from the pockets OF the people beyond
the amount that the Government needed for its
expenditures; sll5.oO0OOo lying perfectly idle,
good. GOOD when, il it Were in the pockets
Of the people, where it belongs It
could be used by then in s their business and for
and tens OF thousands comfortable who are now In
destitusiou and want But il Is time for me 10
commend TO your earnest and Careful attention.
q gentleman who represents the Columbus district
In Congress OF the United States ana VINO, from
the frsJ day that he set foot In the House OF Rep
resentatives TO this day, has grown in influence,
grown In reputation and grown more and more
deserving OF the kind regard and support OF his
fellQw-men. The gentleman whom 1 have the
pleasure OF presenting is Hon. Jos. p. Cultivate,
OF Columbus [Applause.l And now, gentlemen,
thank you for your kind attention, am glad OF
the opportunity to meet with you, and am truly
grateful for your kindly manifestations toward
me-" (Great applause.l
At tine conclusion OF Judge Thurman's speech
COQQreSSman
Young spoke on topics OF the campaign, the crowd
remaining till late hour.
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Liable to Rain ag Any Time To-day
But IT WILL CLEAR OFF To-MoRRow-THR TRACK OF

Liable to Rain at Any Time To-day.
But 1T WILL CLEAR OFF To-MORRow-THE TRACK OF
THE CUBAN HURRICANE.
Old Probabilities marked a blue circle on the
weather map this morning at about the middle Vf
Tennessee, men Grew another circle around the
first, and another; then he made some caDalistic
figures in and around the circles and thus located
the position OF the Cuban hurricane that has been
drenching the Southern states for the past few
days. Behind the group Of circles traed line OF
small crosses, some OF them surrounded by little
rings, indicating the path OF the storm. They ran
back to the shore OF the Gulf, near New Orleans,
then turned to the east with quick curve, and
made straight for the West Indies, stopping at the
point or Florida.
"It will clear up Tomorrow - said the officer to
THE STAR reporter at his elbow. 'In the mean
time We Will have a comfortable temperature, a
little higher, perhaps than yesterday, but not TOO
warm for convenience. 1t Is liable to rain at any
time to-day, and the sky will continue clOuded.
The temperature this morning was four degrees
higher than Yesterday morning.
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The Pestilence I'm Florida.

LATEST DISPATCHES RECEIVED BY sURGEON-GRNERAL
HAMILTON.
Surgeon General Hamilton has been Informed
by DR.. Guiteras that the camp at st. Mary's, Fla
is now ready for 200 persons. No baggage will be
received there. DR.. Hutton. at Way Cross, Ca,
says that the time has arrived for the detention
Of all refugees from Jacksonville. The fumiga-
ting station there is in good order. telegram
has been received from the mayor OF Orlando
Fla, denying the rumOrs that have been circu.
lated that orlando is infected, and asking for an
investigation. DR.. Hutton also telegraphed that
certain parties on their way from Suanee Fla, To
Savannah, Ca, refused to give up their checks at
the fumigating station at Way Cross, whereupon
be sent from here. The baggage was finally put
off
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MEMBERS OF THE ROCHDALE CO.
~ operative Society are advised that the ex-
ecuttve committee has concluded contract with
of the largest dealers city fuInish members
with coal and wood for the ending June 3O 1889
Members should lose no time in calling some one
of those named below to obtain prices and conditions,
all estimates must be ia before September s. 1888.
Members not in possession of the Trade Card book
running to April 30, 1889. not entitled any ad-
vantages Information regarding this or other con-
tracts. Trade LISTS Cards, and all information be
obtained from the following:
Jos NJ Wilson. President, 301 10th ST. s.w.
VIM. NJ King Vice President 1900 18th st. NV
L. vanderhoef, $40 ST. NV.
l. c. Fawcett 603 Massachusetts ave. ne
J. E. McCabe, 22 Sd st. ne.
/. II. Patterson. 11l5 10th st. NV
j. M Andrus, 154O Columbia st. NV.
W. A. wilborn, 14l2 9th ST. NV.
H W. Smith, 716 b st. W.
L. +. Hunt, 1910 st. NV.
E.W. Oyster 1919 1lth st. NV.
And at residence OF the Secretary DO5 a. NV. The
Secretary also be for few minutes at noon
and at p m. each day at 705 18th st. NV.
By order Of the Committee: j. W. HARSHA,
ty2S-1m Secretary
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MONTREAL, August 2l.-FreInler Merclcr, OF Vut-
bee, denies that IL ever was the Intention OF his
government to convert the provincial Debt and
per cents into per cents without the consent OF
the present holders OF the bonds IL the hoderso ol
ana per cents are opposed 10 the scheme it wiu
he dropped
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sudden Death Of "A Member OG Pareiae

LONDON, August 21.-Mr. Henry Richard, mem-
Der OF parliament for Merthyr Tydv1l and well
known as an advocate OF arbitration for the peace
ful settlement OF disputes between nations, died
suddenly at Bangor, Wales.
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Chicago FcarfuI OF yellow Fever.

CHICAGO, August 2l-Health Commissioner DO
Wolf was notlned yesterday afternoon that .
number OF pieces OF baggage had arrived IRON
points IN the south where yellow fever had aE,-
peared. He at once ordered the contents thor
oughly fumigated before being delivered 70 the
ONlers.
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CHARGED WITH FORGERY IN PENSION CASE
The Commissioner Of Pensions has been advised
that W. d. Bryan, Of Elizabeth, Cofiee County
Alabama, was arrested at the instance OF Special
Examiner Clark Stanton, 0nd on the 10th instant
Drought before United States Commissioner Barber,
OF montgomery, Ala, upon q charge OF forgery In
the pension claim Of A. j. Price. He was held upon
three charges OF forgery in the sum OF $500 each,
for the November term OF the United States court.
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LITTLE ROCK, ARK, August 2L-A singular and
fatal accident occurred near Aurora sunday.
Samuel Williams, with his wife and six year-Old
child, was returning from a Held near the house
when a large oak tree fell upon them. MilnamA
neck was broken and his skull crushed The child
was smashed into a Jelly. The mother escaped
with serious injuries.
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Damage by Storm i'm Louisiana.
sUGAR HOUSES DEMOLISHED AND CROPS DAMAGED
STEAMBOAT CLERKS DEATH.

NEW ORLEANS, August 21.-Passengers arriving
by the Texas and Pacific Railroad from Shreveport
report damage to buildings and crops similar To
that done at Donaldsonville and Plaquemine.
sugar houses and other buildings were damaged
or destroyed and crops were blown down. A SIM
liar condition Of affairs Is reported from many
points on the Morgan road. A sugar house on the
Vigenies Magnolia plantation was demolished.
Five sugar houses In the vicinity OF Jeanevete are
reported to have been badly damaged. The steam
boat Warren had her climneys blown overheard
at Baton Rouge, on Sunday night and during the
excitement which followed John K Luc6ett, one
OF the best-known clerks on the river, TELL 70 the
boiler deck and broke his neck.
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bold Female sximdlcrs.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER AkREsTED FOR RAISING IN
DENOMINATIONS on BaNk NorEs.

DENOMINATIONS On BAsk MOTIFS.
CHICAGO, August 2l--s special from Terra Haute
says: Mrs. ChTistiana heefcr ana her daughter
Lena, aged twenty-five, have been locked up ON
charge Of defacing and raising money. They con-
fesSed after they had been confronted with the
evidence. They procured dollar bill and pasted
the figure o, cut IRON the stamp ON cigar boxes,
next 10 the figure I, thus making IL appear as a
SO bill. They made SO IN like manner and de-
laced other portions of the bills 10 conceal the de-
nominations IL Is known that they passed three
on local merchants, and perhaps more. Ms
keefer admitted that she worked the plan In CHI
cago. They were locked up % await the action VI
the United states commissioner. The penalty Is
nfJeen years al hard labor ana a nne Of 5000
They take their arrest cOoly.
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The parwe,, DeSeuse Fund.

DUBLIN August 2l.-Archlbishop Croke has
donated ESQ 10 the fund for defraying the
expenses OF Mr.. Parnen In prosecuting his action
against the Zfypex.
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REMOVAL OF SIGNAL SERVICE OFFICEs.-General
Greely is moving his quarters from the old build
ing on the north side Of G street, midway between
17th and 18th, to the building on the southeast
room at the front Of the second story. The whole
service now In Washington Is In process OF
removal, and 1t will be some days or weeks before
quiet Is restored. That time Will find the service
divided, one part occupying the new buildings on
the corner Of 25th and streets, and the other in
the building with the general. The former will
consist OF those divisions whose work Is not
directly connected with the daily routine, while
the latter are the Indications Office and number
OF other divisions which the general wants to keep
near him for convenience. This arrangement was
necessltated by the incomplete condition of the
new quarters A number OF buildings will have to
be built, the contract time expiring about March
ISL next The general and the lower Offices Will
not move until that time.
PERsoNAL-Justice Lamar yesterday presented
the prizes to the winners in the annual parade OF
tally-ho coaches at Bethleham, N. H.-Wnl. P.
Hunt OF Boston, Decatur Axtell OF Richmond, VIM.
Allen Marsh OF Atlanta, Walter Neumegen, and
NJ. Macdonald OF London, ana Benz. Brewster OF
Lodge was in New York last night-W.W. Rock
hill OF Baltimore, is at Wormleys.-J.C C. Burrows
of Chicago and I. W. Sanders Of England, are at
the st. JameS.-AntOniO del Castillo OF Mexico,
Clarence Schenck OF New Jersey, j. s. Pollock OF
Cleveland, j. F. Meader Of Cincinnati Capt. j.
heH heRny Iraef II OF the Coast Survey Ke ThSmas
and o. M. Schmidt OF st. Louis, are at the Ebbitt
Alfred Marshall OF Philadelphia, Isaac T. Stod-
dar0, Anthony j. Thomas, j. w. Reddal, S. L.
Rowland, and Z. p Williams OF New York, II. s.
Greene, OF Albany, and Geo. II. Heushan OF Mon-
treal, are at the Riggs.-G. d. Reese OF Philadel-
Vile, n. c., and John c. Nicholson OF Georgia, are
at the Metropolitan. 7. West and VIM. C,
Dyer OF st. Louis s. B. VOris OF Louisville, Thos L.
Stark OF Chicago, and Hubert A. Banning OF New
York, are at Willard'S.-Mr. John I. Doyle, Sec
retary OF the Civil Service Commission, returned
this morning after ten days business trip to the
New England states
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WHEN You Go OK Youn VAcAr1os
YOU MUST HAVE SOMETHING THIN"
FOR THE HOT DAYS WHICH YoUARK SURE
TO FIND. AND SOMETHING SUITABLE
FOR THECOo MORNINGS AND EVENINGS
WHICH ARE SURE TO CONE.
FOR GENTLEMEN THE PoNaKE SILK
COATS AND VESTS ARE THE MOST PRAC.
T1cAL THIN THINGS" AND THE sERaEs
FILL THE BILL COMPLETELY FOR THE
COOL DAYS.
FYoU DON'T TAKE 4 "DUsTER~ YOU'LL
BE SORRY. AND IF YOU LEAVE YOUR
LIGHTWEIGHT ovERcoAT BEHIND
YOU'LL REGRET IT.
wEwLL BE GLAD TO SUPPLY YoUwTTH
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PROVED srYLEa
ER BARNuN %,
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Gxxrs Su1rs Scouarn
AND PRESSED FOR Al
Coate, SOC :Pants. 25c.: vests, Csc. Altering and
Repairing done In beat manner Goods calod Tor and
delivered Telephone call 143-x,
K, HAHN. 7O5 9th d, NV;
eu2-6m and 21S n. Calvert Of. Baltimore.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT REcEIPTs To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue., $216, TBS; customs, $S69 9O3.
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APArENr has been issued TO Christian Xandel
and W. Thomas, OF this city, for a bottle funnel
and design to 8. Bowen Turpin for q handker
chief.
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o. pxrrrupuna. August 2l-Reports regarding
the Wheat crop OF Russia show that the prospects
for summer wheat ere promlsng and tnas sne
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/, aRoGAN's INsTALMENT HOUSE,

0HOGAN'B INSTALMENT HOUSE.
739 AND T<l 7TH ST. NV
Cheapest house IN city to buy your Furniture, Car
pets. OIL Cloths, Mattngs Baby Carriages Refrfgera-
tors Stoves. &c Everything IN the ho1sefurnishing
line sold on credit cheap they be bought else
where for cash.
We MAKE AND LAY ALL CARPETS FREE OF
w. G. METZEROTT CO., MUSIC
~ Dealers, have removed from Pennsylvania
ave- to their ueY building. lilo st. NV, three doors
west OF W. B. Moses & Sons. Oldest and most exten-
sive music establishment in the city. ty3r3m
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CHINESE CHRISTIANS PERsKCUTED.-The State
Department has received a communication from
United States Consul Seymour, at Canton China,
In which he says that many natives who have
embraced the Christian religion have been
severely prosecuted. Most OF the victims are
members OF the American Baptist Union, which
recently announced that no more consular aid
will be requested, and that native members must
seek redress from the Chinese authorities. The
consul says that the treaty between China and
this country Is silent in regard to the prevention
or correction OF these prosecutions.
ARTILLERY CHANGEs.--The following changes Of
officers Of the Sd artillery are ordered: First Lieut.
Henry c. Danes, transferred from battery to
battery NJ, vice First Lieut. Henry Ii. Ludlow,
from Battery to light battery +; First Lieut..
Geo. 7. Scrlven, transferred from light battery +
to battery III.
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From Wall street Today.

NEW YoRK, August 21, IL am.-The stock market
was flrm TO strong at the opening, FIRST prices In
closing figures OF last evening. Further frac-
tional gains were scored In the early trading,
which amounted TO from y 70 u per cent In the
ciaIly active, rose =. There was fair business
done In Reading, ST. Paul, and western Union,
out the advance. The advance made no progress
In the latter part Of the hour, and some reaction
was made In few stocks. The market became
rather heavy, II was stu small fractions above
the opening prices.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ,oFFICERs AND MEMBERS OF
Ssi Sa le On TIE
&c Brother HIT! Il & Sc n
ILLINOIS REPUBLICANS. ILLINOIS
nS.;.S republicans. residing in this city are re-
building Thomas Circle. on THURSDAY EVENING.
an2l-3t GREEN B. RAUM.
YOU WILL FIND THE METROPOLITAN
with fresh mio Mint suleR inst ,a,n hs io%s S as made
'1s saSi5s 81 M ri Ii MS ssas
k~c ~cAsAMT PLEASANT VALLEY SWEET AND DRY
1sds a, Csfawba Wine. the best and Pqrest q any
pfG sSs and iisa conD Ave.
TO ENABLE OUR EMPLOYEES TO
HAHN CO.'S Reliable Shoe Houses ssH SIS 'ashs 7sh st. 1s
fennsylvania ave. and 231 PennsylyRnia ave se. 1t
msss T9nsDaY RhM4chArIS AAfs9
s" at aMEs Sasm2gG'sR Sokhi Has Ss
4~. LONE STAR BENEFICIAL ASsOCIA.
S sna S fas
DAY August - at O'Clock p. m. to attend the fun
% Sec BY
ALL THE MEMBERS OF GREEN NOUN
1DSns.;.a TAIN r. M I3pGE l477, 20 Of O. F., are
to make arraneements for the funeral Of late F.
PETER WILLIAMS, who departed this life the Goth of
this month All sister Lodges Councils and Patriarchs
are fraternally invited to attend the funeral August
ARr ING B. B. HFqsf ihs hfass HENRY srhw M
o. THE EXCURSION OE THE COLUMBIA
U ATHLETIC CLUB will NOT be postponed
at
for MARSHALL HALL. W. D. RUDY, Chm Com IT.
NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS! IN ORDER
~ to enlarge and make extensive improveme ents
IN my store 1T necessary to suspend business for
short time With improved facilities and the best goods
ut the lowest prices hope to do business with
old customers and an increase of new JOHN II.
SMOOT, 3l44 NJ st. NV. West Washington. au20-3t
k MERCHANTS WILL CONFER A. FAVOR
49, upon the Clerks Association by granting
their empoyes permission to leave the store at
on Wednesday August % the evening of their excur-
sion: Respectfully, CLERKS NJ u and PRO. ASSO.
aulS-3t
ALL MEMBERS OF COLUMBIA CON-
- clave. No L, Heptasophs or s. W. NJ, are re-
quested to attend meeting OF Conclave on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING. the 22d, at Hilton Hall, corner 9TH
CLINE, Rec. Scribe. aulS-3t
TO EFFECT A, POSITIVE CURE FOR
- Malaria Fever and Ague. Elixir Babek
contains no Qunne, Arsonic any metallic COM
pound For sale at all druggists SOC bottle au17lw
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THE U. s. 8 GALkNA arrived at Norfolk, Va,
this mOrntnp
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PARm, August 2l-The Vottotre says that -. De
vilers resident general Of France IN AadsesscSS
WIN hasten his return TO that island owing 70 tne
receipt OF news thai the H0vas are preparing - =
expedifion against the sakalavaA wnose sec9n.y 8n
the Franco Hovs treaty GuAraneooe: Lns NY ~ ~
- ssfsisvss snd ths King Of the AntankaxaA