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RoY1
POWDER.
ABSOLUTELY PuRz
strength. and wholesomeness More economical than
the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold competition
with the multitude of low test. short weight. alum or
phosphate powders Sold only in cans. ROYAL BAKING
PowDAR Co. LOG Wall st.. N.x
SOME ITEMS Or IsrEREsr.
Do you need anything in the Drug Liner If So go to
MERITS Pharmacy. 1t will pay you.
Do you want q CHAMOIs! MERITS is the place to
buy it. The price about half what others charge
Are you in need Of HAIR, TOOTH or NAIL
BRUSH! MERIT carries the largest assortment The
prices will suit you.
tt -
Do you want COMB II 30, your attention is in
vited to elegant line just received from the i'm
porter. The prices &c., gle. 25c Worth double the
amount
Everyone in Washington knows MERITS prices for
Drugs. Also that his prices are from 20 to so Der
cent below all othersL
There isn't an article sold in drug store but what
you can save money by purchasing from MERIT
MERITS Drug Store,
3y11-3t 1014 Street Northwest
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CITY ITEMS.

Fire! FireU Eire!U
$4,000 worth OF Shoes and Slippers, slightly
damaged by fre and water, are now being sold at
slaughtering prices. In order to put our building
In good condition for fall trade we snail sacrifice
eacn and every pair shoes now on hand.
shoes from 2Jc. up.
Sale will continue daily until every pair Is dis
posed OF.
Some Of the best bargains still on hand.
Call early and get first choice
FAMILY SHOE STORE,
$40 7th street NV.
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SIZE our $3.50 suit sale EIsENAS's. 9TH and E
FINE PORTRAITS Kets Kemethy. HOO Pa ava
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Suns REDUCED 10 $500. EsExAN's, 9TH and
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NATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
" SARATOGA

CATsKILL MOUNTAINS
.Ps .fs isns
to and from the Jersey City Station Of the iepnsyl
SHTskL SSgST4IS ExpnEss ;.I s, sssssYy
u. Kinsstcp s23 pm Grand tu Hotel .,I la5 pIm'
snG tn
ASD MT
Leave Phisdelphis SEQ Am Arrive Hotel Ksater-
s ma pS .s pm n. Hoass station
Gaid.si s. lake dsorss ssssnSrs 90 pm
Drawing room Cars fhiladephia 70 Grand Hotel Sta
tain Housed. New York to Caldwell and Jersey City to
s1kzToaA AND cATsK1LL NE. SPECIAL
Leave W.snnssOn s9S ann A,ys H Hose R sos
aa p Sa ns'Gh pms &I Honss s.saoa
f.ieHys 500 Arrive s.f.tSs. PA pm
irving Pm P Cars NeW r Y1 Ha, e
and a na snS
and i he Jersey osy ioI northern
rssoIts BY West shoss Eailros s sssyase checked
through Saratoga trans run V 4 Z LAMBERT.
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. FRED
Once s and the spiinsa < G JoKDxN. myii'Sm
WnBURroN-ByYp.TEHHSEaasEEAax r NEW JERSEY
DIRECTLY ON TIE Ef BEACH. CAS- xSp iILsEcThio
BELLS OPEN FROM JUNE TO OCTOBER
DLOCK ISLAND, r l., OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
10 Fine bass and blue fishing: superb bathing; 500
Tueets electric ghts elegant music hall: ne orches-
';Hf .ssft
HOTEL aILsRY NOW OPEN: OCEAN END OF
ID Conneoticut syeuue, under entirely new manage
tic bells and eas throughout; large rooms, high cell
tngs: beds aud table nrst-class. J. n K sCHwEkK,
Proprietor. my10-2m
TlEL CORONADO, ATLANTIC CITY. n. J., VIZ
lJRinia ave., the Ocean: Ocean view house.
hrsf-clAss Appointments; open Ill yeax. MRS: ". L
ADAMS. 3e27-lm
a LLE0HENY COTTAGE (FORMERLY CONGRESS
"A Cottages) corner Pacific and Massachusetts, ave-,
Atlantic City. n J. Ratss e Per day., ,.
ts20-lm Ma q. H. RoxbocA
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WnI1s IcE 90. 5 Penobscot ice-red wagons
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SPECIAL ATTENTION is called TO the court sale on
Friday Qto-morrow1 at O'Clock d. m by Chaplin
Brown and A b. Duvall trustees OF premises No.
1307 and 1909 G street northwest This property
Is very valuable for building purposes. See adyer-
ttsement o. Brown Duval In another column.
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I222 Pa ave, 3story brick. Or. and store $780, as
1913 St. 3-story brick, 3 rooms IS. 90
1124 10th St, 2-story basement brick Or 5000
1887 st.. 2-story double house. Is rooms 49, 100 90
la Myne ST., Zstory brick. rooms. 400
LIZ st. nw.s 3-story brick. rooms. $500
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Drink ssrhea Nectar,'' Pure Chinese Tea,
packed In Lib. trademark caddies. handsome
present with every pOand sold al 6Oc. THE Great
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., 500 It'll St NV, 1920
14th, and 3lO4 NJ St, GeOrRetOMn. 5
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The WASHINGTON Kennel CLUB. - The Wash
lngton City Kennel Club was organized last night
by the election OF the following officers: Richard
smith. president: Frank PitZer vice. president;
". W. oyster, treasurer; F. ;. Webster, secretary
An application will be made for membership In
the American Kennel cub.
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Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists eo1y
"Royal Clue, mends China, elsssswood. &C,
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NEXT W EEK AT TIE NATIOSAL-Still another ver-
sion OF Robert Louis Steyenson's fantastic story
..Dr. Jekyil and Mr.. HYDE" Will be seen In Wash
ington next week, when Mr.. Theodore Hamilton
Will appear IN IL at the National theater Mr.
hamilton was formerly member Of the old Ma
uOnal stock company here. summer prices will
prevail during the engagement
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IHB SUMNER OPERA SEASONAL Albaughs next
Week the summer opera season will continue with
Strauss MERRY War as the bill
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MOrell, 734 9th st.nw w.. every style showcase. GO

"Royal Glue,' Mends Everything.
Save the Pieces! Mends Broken China, Glass,
Furniture, Wood, Jewelry, Toys, Ornaments,
Leather, Rubber, Metals, &C! Always lQuidl
Always ready! All Druggists and grocers sell
"ROyal Glue" at 1Oc Lstu&th
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PANTS TO ORDER. s.. EIsEMAS's, 9TH and E
FINE GAS FIXTURES at SBEDD BRO, 9th ST.
DRINK THEA NECTAR" pure Chinese tea .
black tea with a green tea flavor oOc pound
SUNS RKpUcED TO $3.50. EisENASs, 9TH and E
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DECREE FOR THE SALE OF WIZARDS HOTEI.-A
decree has been made by the Equity Court for tn,
safe OF the Willard Hotel property. Messrs. Morn,
the bond liked at S1OOOOO This is done In Thu
case OF henry X. Willard agt. Joseph c. willard
in which partition Is asked.
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FrssEILs Ice CREAM.
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The GRAND LODGE OF ODD FELLows.-The Grand
Lodge OF the Independent Order OF odd Fellows
last night In annual session. elected officers for the
ensuing year All the lodges OF the city were rep
resented about l40 members OF the order being
present The officers elected are James A Watt
grand master; William II. Frazier deputy grand
p Allan, grand secretary; j. A. b. Espey, grand
treasurer, and NJ ID. Brainard, grand Representa-
tive 10 the sovereign Grand Lodge. The Grand
Lodge then adjourned to meet again this evening
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81 TO ATLANTIC CITY AND RETuRx-A specfal
excursion 10 Atlantic City Will be run via Bairi-
more and Ohio Railroad saturday, July IA. Train
leaves Baltimore and Ohio depot, Washington az
4 pm Tickets good returning on all regular
trains until Monday, and on special train leaving
Atlantic City al pm Sunday.-Adrt.
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ATLANTIC CITY ExcrRsIoN.-yia Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. saturday, July ii. So round trim
Tickets good until Monday, inclusive-Adrt
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CHARGED HER HUSBAND WITH BIGAMY-Julia
Ann Powell has filed bill for a divorce from VIM
Powell They We're married in New York In June
1S44, and lived In Troy TILL March, 1869 and had
three children She charges that at the time OF
their marriage he was a married man; that about
year before he abandoned her one susan Powell
came 10 her house and claimed him as her hus-
band, 10 whom sue was married In PHILADELPHIA
In 1873, and that be subsequently went 10 Phila-
delphia and resided with mis- daughter by his first
marriage.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

ssHYGEIA" ATLANTIC CITY. BEAUTIFUL Lo-
Ii cation. Psc;hc and New York avenues House
well appo nted cuisine rst-class Ladies' sad CENTS
Cafe Connected. uyl3-iml H L MARBLE
ssFuNHE wOOTToN" DELAWARE AVENUE At
Il lantic City, opposite q. s Hotel lawn charm
ing cottage, with every comfort excellent table.
ty13eolm MRS. J. W. SIMPSON.
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WIPES BILL FOR DIvORCE.-Mr. W. A. Cook
has, for Catherine ID. Hughes, filed a bill for d.
vOrce from r. h. Hughes. They were married IN
1stf2, and she charges that he became addicted TO
drink and has failed TO support her. She asks
that she be allowed'to resume her maiden name OF
DuvalL
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HOTEL ALLEN-COR PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS
~ ayes. ATLANTIC City, Nj. Deliehtful location:
Concert daily by full orchestra JOSEPH s. DAVIS.
PROPRIETOR je9-2m
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EOK hENT-BY X q. HOLTZMAN.

NV. cor. 18th and Penn 719 18th st. NV, Or S35
ave-. 19r ....... y loo 1908 st. from 10 to 10
941 st.. I'd floor, front S37 = st.. I'd floor. 35
rs, heated by steam. 100 500 F st. I'd floor rm Id
GAL F. I'D floor. front rs 40 La ave. from 10 TO 20
heated by steam. 1898 931 n W.. Sd floor %
Elegant rooms in "Sun 6.5 La. ave-, Sd nOOr. 20
Building, "freproof. 9 ele- 5l3 Il tn ST., Or o.
vatOrs. heated by steam. 513 18th ST., 3r ..... 90
from $50 70 800 each.
STORES
Magnificent stors, Sun All 18th st nw &35
building. per an. 5000 7th ab Pa av. store Is
l1Ol Pa store 125 18th ab Pa av. store Is
1908 Pa. av- store. SO sos 9th St NV, - is
FOR list Of furnished houses call for send to oce
For list Of property for sale call for send to Office
Properly placed with me for rent sale is literally
jy9 R q. HOFFMAN, 10th and sta NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE, CONTAINING
rooms aud cellsr: also large yard; terms mooer.
ate. Apply after O'Clock p. IN. to 1870 X St NV.
tyl2-3ts
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LINDSAY MUSES. WILI--The will OF the late
Lindsay Muse was flled yesterday, He bequeathes
certain real estate TO his daughters. Sarah snow
den. Florida Pitts and Louisa Muse, the income OF
5000 10 pay taxes, &C., and after some minor
requests directs thai the remainder OF the estate
be divided between his daughters
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WARRINGTON 0AsIlaHT COMPANY
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NEW ATHLETIC CLUB.-The athletes of the
government Printing OAice met at the fremont
hOuse last night and organized the G. p. o. Ath-
!etlc CluD. The following officers were elected:
henry Weob, president; Timothy sullivan secre-
tary treasurer, ana James ii. Webb, I. Sullivan
Jho Bennett, j. A HandibOe, r. Downs, H. Me-
Gowan and b. Lowry, directors. good baseball
LIN Will DC formed, with which II Is proposed 70
TAKE months tour through the North
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LNOR RENT
l451 St IA rooms; $50. 80
113S gath st. rs bath. range &c. ........ 20. 20
jy11-6t WHITAKER JORDAN 1417 + st.
EOR RENT-FOR $3.50 PER MONTH-CwO OF
the hnest little houses in the city. w. RILEY
DEEBLE, 1919 + st. NV. tyll-3ts
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MARRIAGE LIcKNsEs--Narriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO W. ii.
Thomas and Mary E. g. Green; simon ). Washing
ton and Susie j. Snyder, OF Montgomery County,
Md; W. H. Reese and Isabel Ii. Fitzgerald Geo.
W. Reynolds, OF Murrreesboro, y. C., and Clara j.
Greene: Andrew j. Blowers, OF GAINESVILLE. Ohio,
and Elizabeth A AyJon, Of Montgomery County,
Md
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Tickets on sale at B. and O. ticket Offices 6l9 and
1851 Pennsylvania ave-, aud At Depot On Sunday at
Depot only. je16-3m
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Ex-PRIsONERs OF WAR-W. II. Powell, president
OF the National Association OF Union ex-PrisOners
OF War, has issued his circular, announcing the
sixteenth ann1 al convention OF the association 10
take place In Indianapolis, on september IL and
10 next Major l. +. Williams, secretary and
treasurer or the association, has opened head.
quarters in this city.
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SEE our $3.50 suit sale. EIsEsAs's, 9TH and E.
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The LIVESTOCK MARKET.-At the Union Stock
larus Yesterday there were l61 cattle on the mar
ket and ali sold 10 butchers as follows: Rest
sold from A. TO Sc per pound; good sold from AZ
To 4ac. per pound; medium sold from 81. 10 4c
per pound; common sold from 2& 20 BIC
per pound; 94l sheep and lambs on the market.
and AL sold as follows: Old sheep sold from &c
10 &c. per pound, lambs sold from SC. 70 exc per
pound Cows and calves sold from $50 10 s4S each
Market for all kinds OF stock was good
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ATLANTIC Cfrf ExcURsIoS.-The Baltimore and
Ohlo, 10 connection with the Philadelphia and At
Atlantic CITY saturday, July I4th, leaving WASH
ington al p m, arriving at Atlantic CITY az N
p m Round trip late Only 81 Returning snectaI
train will leave Atlantic City Sunday evening =
y. N, arrive In Washington at a IN. Tickets are
good Tor three days and good returning on ali reg
Qlar trains OF sunday and Monday. The Fffth
Maryland Regiment has selected this route. and
Will De In camp ten days, adding additional AT
sorts
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on THE SUMMIT OF THE BLUE RIDGE NOUN.
TAINS. WASHINGTON COUNTY. MD.
Commanding n nsa'nihcent anu picturesque view Of
the famous Cumberland and Shenandoah Nalleys
No Malaria No Morisquitoea Cool dry cir.
Four trains each way daily.
az miles from Baltimore the Western Maryisnd
Railroad Direct connec ion at Union Station BAlti-
more with trains from " Washington.
Circulars. descriptive Of Hotel surrounaings can
be obtained in Washington at
+. q. smiths Piano Warerooms, 1905 Pa ave
J. II. Moriar:y. Merchant Tailor. el2 Pa. sve.
Edwin /. Droop, Piano warerooms, S.s Pa ave
L. L. Ogram. Druggist. 12l1 Pa.
Terms, IS aud 60 30 per day. Special weekly rates.
Address J. Z. SHANNON, Manager.
jylO-tu. tn 6s3ot Carrollton hotel. BALTIMORE Md
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-31
MRS. SEARLS' INTERESTS.
,reed Raymond and Her Attorneys
Deny Certain Rennrfs

creed Raymond and Her Attorneys
Deny Certain Reports.
Colonel Greed Raymond was last night
shown statement which appeared ii an
evening paper, alleging that the presence of
L. E. Sullman and T. H. Hubbard, attor.
neys for Mrs. Hopkins Searls, was due to
that ledy's dissatisfaction with the present
management of The Southern Pacific. After
reading the article through Colonel Hay-
mond stated very emphatically that Mrs
Hopkins -Searls had never been dissatisfied
with the management of the Southern Pa
cltc Company, and denied that the COM
pany was in q bad condition financially.
On the contrary, he said that the Southern
Pacific Company had never been so pros
porous. tie admitted the scarcity of equip
ment but said every effort is being made
to obtain rolling stock to supplant the pres
ent deficiency. After stating that the books
OF the company show very clearly that no
sums have been appropriated without a
proper accounting, Colonel Raymond went
on to say:
"a great deal has been published lately
about the railroad company being inter.
ested in politics want to state emphat-
lcally 1t is not true that the Southern Pa
cltc Company is taking any hand il any
political contest in this State. It is not
true, either, that any of the employees of
the Southern Pacific Company have been
told by any one authorized to speak for the
company, that their standing would be in
jured or affected by any vote they would
cast or any part they would take in poli!i-
cal affairs. There is not man in the en-
ploy Of the Southern Pacific Company IN
the State Of California or elsewhere who
cannot cast ballot according 10 the die
iates OF his conscience, without fear as to
there u IS to hims If
L. Il. Shllman, the attorney whose name
inquired so prominently in the same article
described 1t as tissue of misstatements
To Call reporter, who found him at MS
rooms at the Palace, last night, he said:
" The whole story is so ridiculous that it
contradicts itself Since you ask about il.
however, | will say concerning Mrs. Sears
relations 10 the Southern Pacific Company
and the railroads managed by it, that Mrs
SearlS is not dissatisfied with the manage
ment Of the railroad or the corporations
directly or indirectly concerned or con-
nected with it.
Mr.. Hubbard and myself" said Mr.
Stillman, have for some time past been
acting IS the attorneys and agents of Mrs
Searls. No one else has occupied that
position that am aware of, and | am GER
tain that no other person, in Mrs Searls
behalf, has made any investigation. Last
winter made an investigation of the af-
falrs and an examination of the property
of the company. but the report that i
made was one in favor of, instead of being
against, the honesty of the management,
IN relation to the property of Mrs. Searls :"
S. T. Cal, august 30th.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-31
NOTICE 70 SHIPPERS.
Southern Pacific Company, !
San Franc isco,

Southern Pacific Company
San Franc isco,
August 3ist, 1888
The Eastern trunk lines having
refused to participate in through
tariffs published by the Transconti-
mental Association, taking effect Sep.
tember list, between Atlantic sea-
board points and California termi-
mails, notice is hereby given that the
through rates shown on Tariffs Nos.
and o, of September 1st, can be
guaranteed only when shipments
are made by the Southern Pacific,
or Texas and Pacific Company's
lines, via New Orleans, and by the
Atlantic and Pacific and Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Company's
lines. via Galveston.
The railroad companies leading
East from Chicago and St. Louis
having also refused to participate
in through tariffs published by the
TranscontinentaI Association, dated
September list, shippers are notified
that rates as per Tariff No. 10 will
be guaranteed between Pacific coast
common points and st Louis, or Chi
caGo. But not TO, or from points
East OF said cities. Bills of lading
will be protected and issued accord
ingIy. (Signed),
RICHARD GRAY,
General Freight Agent.
j. G. STUBBS,
General Traffic Manager.
au31 1-2ptf
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-31
PROPOSALS
invited for the Construction of the Text.
Book Warehouse at Sacramento.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ at the office of the Superintendent of state
frlnIlDg, IN the State Capitol on the Ilth dev of
SEPTEMBER. 1883, and be opened at 10 o'cloct
A. NJ. OF that day, for the construction of a Are.
proof warehouse for the storage of Scbool
Text Books at the city of Sacramento in sccord.
ance with the provisions of an Act Of .ha Ta1
islature, approved March l5, 1887.
tach proposal must be in writing. and ad.
dressed to the undersigned and be accom-.
panied by q bond OF the proposer eoual to TON
per cent. OF the proposal, with two sr1reties
condltioned inst If the proposal be ACCENTED
me party proposing will enter into a contrset to
Ialthfully perform his contract, and also eye
cute bond in double the amount of the con.
tract price, payable to the State of California
with two sureties, conditioned for the faftbfnl
performance OF his contract, according To the
provisions Of an Act of the Legislature Statute
Gala, 1876, p. 427
In lieu ofihe bond ndaccompanyiugt the nronosal
there viii be received a certified check of the
same amount, drawn in favor of the Governor
TO be forfeited in case the proposal is accented
ana the proposer fails to enter into a contract
and execute the bonds required for The perform.
ance of the contract.
bids. ' "Hu al
specifications and plans win be found at the
ONCE OF n. d. GOODELL, Architect, sacrs.
mento, ana can be seen upon application.
]. ID. YOUNG,
superintendent of State Priutin1
aug 4W2DGW4t
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-31
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

a large family of alligators has been dis.
covered in small lake near Yuma.
Charles Northey was killed by fall in
The Hallock mine at Butte, NJ. T., Oh
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lizzie Bradley, aged 62 years, died
at Oroville on Wednesday, after having
tasted thirty-nine days.
Rev. Cushing Eells celebrated the fiftiett
anniversary of his arrival on the Pacific
coast at the Puyallup Indian Agency or
Wednesday.
PartTay, who shot his mistress in the
arm and himself in the mouth at Sar
Diego, is recovering, with the bullet in The
back of his neck.
a mysterious and terribly fatal diseas.
has broken out at Caldwell, O., and is be
lieved to be due to impure water. 1t re
semble typhoid fever.
In Lawrence county, Ark, the Blaci
and committing other outrages. The Gov
ernor will take action in the matter.
Judge Deadly, of Oregon, has declared
valid timber-land claim giving Mrs
Carrie Jones Judgment against the United
States for her claims, and costs of suit.
Charlie Johnson, a Brooklyn saloon.
me- pei, lie DdCk Cta1llNdn 10 uSl,
Kilrain for from $4,000 to $40 O0O pro
gided Jack Dempsey will attend to sulli
vans training.
A heavy rain. accompanied by gale
prevailed in England on Tuesday night
doing additional damage to crops. As q
result of the expected shortage in bread
stulfs, bakers are raising the price. bread
Mrs. Langiry and .Gebhardt are both in
New York. Size will sail for Earope on
Saturday to buy new costumes AID new
plays; her trip TO California was abandoned
because of the accident to Gebkardt's
horses.
Samuel Stanbrook. prominent noer-
chant OF Kincaid, Kan, was killed on
Wednesday while umpi-ing a game of ball.
A swift ball tapped the bet and, passing on
struck StaHbrook on the side of the neck.
killing him instantly.
A novel elcpement has Just occurred at
ths Q1een Ann county Poorhouse, Md
George w. Sullivan, aged 70 years, and
Mrs. Martha Morgan, of 60 summers, stole
away from the home at night and were
welded. Sullivan leaves wife in the in
sdtution to mourn the loss OF the COM
panion of her poverty.