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Officer After Bedford.

IT MAY BIZ MADE WARN POE TIE CASTLE eARprx
CUSTOMS OFFICER WHO lKT HIN THRoroH
Special Treasury Agent Holahan, In New York
yesterday. dispatched three Treasury agents 70
bridgeport. Pa, IN search Of Alfred Bedford the
mechanic imported under contract who succeeded
In getting past the Castle Garden and CUSTOM
house officials on Thursday night from the steamer
city OF Rome, as stated In Saturdays STAR Tie
New York sun says: Evidence was received Sat-
urday by the custom-house authorities whioh
shows conclusively that Jos Lees, the Bridgeport
manufacturer, TO whom Bedford is alleged 20 lse
under contract, held open vacancy In his factorr
Tor the Engllshman 10 NIL Tue Congressional con.
mlttee also discovered that IL Is regular practice
among pennsylvania manufacturer through
agents In England. TO engage mechanics 10 Nh
Important places In Pennsy lyania factories. The
men are Instructed how 70 eyade the customs on
Gals and are never furnished with letters OF con
tract until after their arrival In America. Coz
lector Magone has threatened 20 make n veTr
warm for the Castle Garden customs officers who
neglected 10 stop Bedford upon his arrival
VICTORY FOR AN AMERICAN BIcYcLIsr IN ENa-
LAND.-Temple, OF Chicago, won the connie chase
ponship at Leicester, England, Saturday, defeai !.
ing Howell and Wood Temple also defeated lowe A
In smile race. The American team sails q
New YORK on August IL on the steamer AuraniA
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
SHORT ROUTE 10 LONDON, =

SHORT ROUTE 10 LONDON.
~ NOkDDEUTSCHER LLOYD s. s. co.
hast Express Steamers.
10 southampton tLOndon, havrel Bremen.
Lam Wei. Aug =. y am. Elder. sat. Aug IL, 3 q
m Aler. Vel. Aux. IL. noon: Inns. Sat. Aug u.s. .
y N saais, Vel. Aug - % m. Fulia. Sat, Aug
-. -
tvhifortaois stAtsrVOm-. excellent table Injurious
salosn Appointments Prices lst cabin q ~ and M
warts berth aecoriinx 70 location: "a cabin $50
berth; -tsersse at Low rates. Apply ~ z r. DRDOP
S2J fenn ave BEALL, BROWN 4 Co, l3:s 4 II ST.
(vUNARD LINE,
- CHAs L DUBOIS CO. BankersL Apents
900 9TH ST. NV
Call and spect plans aud dezcriptio Of vessei. To
eati1 " made AZ once CABIN passage 600, $50 100
and sl21 Round trip at greatly reduced rates nj
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DUBLIN, August 6.-The court here has confirmed
the conviction or Mr.. Jno. Dillon ana has refused
the application for writ OF habeas corpus for his
on the ground that owing to inIormaIities the
county court judge who sentenced him on appeal
had no Jurisdiction " rehear the case.
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THE SENATE rAssrp .,,,.
Hearaogs Ts-Dav-Jhe nm an ~
Ready Next .Wees-ssar.sua.su

senators Allison and Hiscock, OF the sub ,nsncs
committee, were busy In tie nnance COMMITTEES
rom 'o-oay, " was understooe. upon the tarr
interests were promised Informal Se.r,ns,s tn..
afternoon. senator Aldrich has not vet rerurneo
From what was said to-day n appasrx tha, a..
bill VIII not be reported 20 the mn commit
oslore next week The rfuiar meeting-day "a
the hun would not be ready 10 b. reported n.
morrow. The contemplated cut on iamter Al
s,olLy opposed by the Senators fruia
yield any reduction. and. on the other hand N
sugar Is 10 be cut 80 per cent some Of The sen.is
demanded REDUCTION on lumber. However the
republicans OF the subcommittee saw that an
these questions OF difference will be readily hse
monized, and that their Dill Will have tie ooril.l
support OF the entire party.
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s,s 1 Rsv.on be- 30 ssgu 81 !. 4 s suit against

|. Ma Meckie L Rawaon has begun suit against
the Chicago Times Co. for g, 900 Tor hbel
A s. Paul special says Commodore Kltson's viii
n TO be contested by woman who claims q, 00Q-
600 a. her snaru a. his wife.
During wind storm 1t Pittsburg saturday af-
terno0n house In course OF erection In the south
side Was blown down, crushing two workmon
named Tho2 T: Menaily and Jno Aacktni Both
viii PROBABLY die.
Robert 0afJgtt n ct tho Byev0ogt UouDo. New
york, undsr medical treatment
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With their weary dull, aching. lfeless all gone sensa-
tion relieved in minute BY the CUTIcuRA ANTrPAIN
PLAsrxR. The nrst and only psin-subduiny plaster.
All drugYists. % cents. suO.9
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New ~
Balsinaore Marsxess,

DALTIMoRE. Nd. August e.-virsinia sizes, con-
solidAted, 3Y past due coupons, Ga do. new threes
65x do. ten-iorties. 35,s bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. ND; August 8: - Cotton dull and
Howard street and western super do extra.
30Os375. do. family. 4.I5s4: s., city mills super
+6os4.s5 Pst,Rsoo sup.rlsuvs Patent assnt S;S0. do;
higher; Fultx .SSa93: Longberry. eese4, western
strong and fairly aSaive No winter req sp9S ghN
cs%Ssr S4s04A Corn :srths.n dun and easy
steady; mined spot. 52a5yt; Arsust 52Hs52h; Sep.
tembes 63a53f year 46xa4! GAY: quiet 6us , nr
42a43; western mixed, 35a57. Rye dull. 54a61
Hay arm and hKhec-prtme 70 choice western, ~ w
5000. Provisions gust and nr,n-mess pork. 70 5e
A10.15. Bulk meats - Shoulder clear NIB e1dee
packed. Saek Hams l3Hal4. Lard, rsnned, 0xalO
BUTTER Arm--western PACKED. 14a16: creamery. les
*. Coffee sssady-hic earsos: fair. lsN Whisky
quiet and Hrln-cotton. SGD: hour. per ton. lOa
Er.in a Rsosipss nonE. SQ0y0 barssss' I6s o6
bu.hsls; rys L@00 6.shsls shgmsniss-aoa. 90s
buohels.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

CLEANER JOHN W THOMPSON
- Commencing MONDAY, June -. 1883. for POLO
LlAc Xiv landings CO4OnIal Beach, Nominl
lUrT-Oinal, and Leo ardtown.
Leave ON street wharf al : am. Monday wednes-
day ana Friday. Pare all landings trst-class so
cents, second-class. 50 cents l. W. EMMARr,
gc-l-DW Gencral MANAGER.
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
Il For BaltimOre and Potomac River Landings
STEAMER SUI. Capt GeOghexan. leaves Stephensouss
NEtrr every SUNDAY, AZ 4 o'clock y. u River
freis ht IL ust be prepaid
fOT further Information. apply TO
sIEPHENSON BRO.
u1.I-6n 9Th street wharf
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'THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

SPECIAL SALE FIVE CASKS OF ASSORTED
CROCkERY, CIGARS, TIN-WARE. &C.
On THURSDAY. AUGUST NINTH. 1883. commence
ing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, within my sales
rooms will sell five casks assorted White Ware small
lot Fin Ware. Ten Thousand Cigars, &c.
Sale positive Dealers invited
au6-dts THOMAS DOWLIN9. Auctioneor
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BALTIMORE, August 6.-Typhoid fever Of q malig-
nant type Is prevailing as an epidemic In and
around The village OF Wachapreague, AccOmac
county, Va, on the sea side, where fully twenty
persons are Frustrated with this diease. The ply
scians OF the place attribute 1t to detective drain
age and contaminated drinking water. Only one
death has been thus far reported.
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N ARRlllD
~
DIEB.

EDwARDs-F1NDLEi August q. 1855. at the rsf-
sonAse of 81 Johns church. kU0ENE &. EDMAkDs
20 NARY &. FINDLEl.
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T'HoMAs BOWLING, AuctlOneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE NO.

1928 nth STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue of q deed Of trust recorded in Liber No.
I67. folio 354 et of the land records of the
District Of Columbia the undersigned trustees will
sell in front of the premises public auction,
TUESDAY, LHG e., sEyENTH DAY OF AUagsT.
Chapmau's recorded subdivision Of square 335.
Terms OF sale: One-half Of purchase money to be
paid In cash and residue in one year after date,
with interest from day of sale at per per annum
payable semi for which note OF purchaser
secured by deed of trust the property the salts.
faction Of the trustees, shall be gven all cash at
option Of purchaser deposit Of S100 10 be made
when bid IS accepted. and terms Of sale to be COM
piled with IN ten days trustees reserve the right
resell ut risk and cost of defaulting purchaser.
GEO. +. APPLEBY. Trustee,
fendall Building.
VIM E EDMONSTON. Trustee,
jy30-dts 5O4 9Th st NV
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vUHoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON O COR
SECOND STREETGEORGETOwND d. G.. BEING

On MONDAY, AUGUST THIRTEENTH 1855 at
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, in front of the premises will
sell part of Lot 49, fronting - feet and inches on
north side of street, between ed and 33d streets
BY depth of l2o feet, improved by . comfortable
Frame Dwelling House.
Terms: Onethird cash. balance in six and twelve
months with interest and ured by deed Of trust
on the property solo, or all cash. at the option of the
purchaser. deposit of 900 will be required at time
OF sale All recording and conveyancing at
cost.
au6d6ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioueer.
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Inc EtootOe0Vo Moc01I00 COTTAGE
A NEW BUILDING IN TIE LANDSCAPE At OAK VIEW.
People who daily pass Oak View were greatly
surprised Q few days since BY The sudden appear.
ance Of new building In the landscape It went up
almost In night and Il aperfectly finished, orna-
mental cottage, "a By 80 feet with wide piaxzaa
and perfectly finished equipment II b OF stone
gray, with brown trimmings and red roof, and 10 Q
President TO himself and Ma Cleveiand It 3 9
decided addition to the charm Of the Landscape,
and Is much admired The new cottage Is adapted
for use as an once or summer-house and was bullt
during the recent absence OF the PreatdenL
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TOMORROW.
DUNCANsON BROS, Auctsoneers.

nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
REGULAR FURNITURE SALE, COMPRISING
PARLOR, CHAMBER, LIBRARY, DINING.ROOM
AND OTHER FURNITURE, CARPETS. MAT
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN, TO PAY STORAGE,
ONE SODA-WA1ER GENERATOR
AT AUCTION,
On TUESDAY,, AUGUST SEVENTH, commencing
at Ten O'CLOCK. we will sell. at saesrooms 9th
and streets northwest general collection Of goods
to which the attention of buyers Is called. 1t
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garet Webster, Denufng Road. report that theil
house was entered about 40 O'Clock thle morning
~ foeutng .open the front window, anA 40 q
gares Mash, 1eA 18kh sCEoee southwest reports
That hef houeo vas untoro1 between and
ss' ss s;ss 3 y sss q s ssss =
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The Dsssrtct tn Ceugresa

fht FVidNt SNcFtCtr BILL
Chairman Hemphill OF the District COMMITTEES.
gave an informal hearing to-day 20 District arr.
ney Boge and Mr.. Elliott upon the District pole,
justice bin one favored the House ana the otnsf
the senate bill IL Is not likely that ans thing WI
be done with the matter this session
fck wkrEk FoR CAPITOL vIsTroRs-
The House committee on Appropriations Was !.
session all to-day on the senate amendments A.
the sundry civil bill The amendment proyidinQ
for public drinking fountains In the Capitol bula
ing was agreed to-
ron SALE oF AN AiLEr.
Mt. Butterworth introduced bill In the Hou-s
to-day providing for the sale OF alley IN squAfs
2Ss, opening on 10Th street northwest
A coSrskKScn-Arrangemen have been mAas
for a conference between President Willard OF ia
Columbia street Railroad Company, and the con-
mittee appointed Friday night by the Anti Boz
Tall Car Association OF Northeast Washington 20
be held In Mr.. wilards once at 80 to-mOrruw
afternoon
A REscuE-The good work Of the police boat
Joe Blackburn still continues This morning.
about 1850 O'Clock Capt sutton was attracted "
screams coming from the direction OF the llth-
discovered a young man. Bud SIenent svus sSd ~
distance from shore. crying Justify for help Going
70 The rescue he caught the young man as he was
the boat He found that the man was drunk AID
calling the patrol had him conveyed 70 the sta
ton house until he was sobered up.
TIE w. l. l. EsoAMPNKSr.-Lieut VIM a.
Moore, commanding the W. I. LCorps, has issued a
circular stating that the corps will leave SaturiaT
evening, August Is, At es45 O'clock on q speca
train for Atlantic city, arriving there about y
O'Clock am sunday. The cost OF railroad tickeas
for the round trip, GOOD for fifteen DAYS has besn
liked at $3.50, good going on the special train ssa
urdsy evening. Children under twelve years ~
age, half price. Tickets can be procured fruln
Capt. A. W. Kelley, QuarterfnAster, Ct No. 7l8 ID
street northwest Flrst-class accommodations wIii
De furnished 20 parties accompanying the corps 81
the rate OF $50 per day at the states Hotel The
corps will remain IN camp until Monday mornins
August %, = O'Clock and wiz leave for home about
II go, arriving In this city same day az pm
ASSAULTS on OFFrcERs.-To-day Michael Greon
was charged IN the Police Court with having corr
mitted an assault on offirer kimmell, and was
sentenced 20 sixty days In Jan George Wallace
was charged with an assault on II. &. Almstead
and oncer Hurd and also with disordery cor
duct. lie was sentenced 20 pay me OF $40 0r
thirty days In each OF the assault cases ana IS Ia
the other case.
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The Prohibition Candidates, letter..

aCHIcAGo August 6-The letters OF acceptance
President and vice-President are made public this
afternoon. The letter OF General clinton B. Fisk,
candidate for President, Is dated at Seabright, N.
j., July 25. The opening paragraph expresses q
grateful sense OF the honor conferred upon him BY
the Indian apolis convention, and formally accepts
the nomination.
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RAsoR CuTITNo.-This morning, In the Police
Court, Judge Mills the case Of VIM. Clayton,
arrested for cutting Zachar1ah Winneld with Z
razor, near the Eastern Market WAS continued,
Winneld not being able 70 appear.
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JUSTICE DAY DECLINES.
He II said to have Refused to Serve ON
the Rarnell Conn lntssiOn

LONDON, August 6.-The reports are reiterated
that Justice Day has notified the government that
owing TO the objections made to him he will refuse
to serve on the commission to inquire into tine
Tines charges against members or parliament.
It is said that Justice Wills will be substituted for
him
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LONDON, August 6-HOwell Allard, and Wood,
the English bicycsts, and Dubois, the French
champion, will sail shortly for America, to take
part In the cycling tourn iment at Buffalo In Sep
LemDer.
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TRUsTEES' SALE,

County, court OF equity. the undersigned
S q 1885, OF
the District Of Columbia died seized and possessed sss
naliytown on the road known the River Road. and
will be sold IN TIVE lots, one containing l6,s and
within 200 yards Of the line q the District of Goum
well adapted TO subdivision into building iot anu AfS
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree One third
respectively from the day Of sale and bearing
dollars each lot will required of the purcbsser At
the close of the sale Convey ancing at the Of the
aus-5. JAMES JAMES P B HsSSSiERsos.} Trustee.
TRREEAsUkY DEPARTMENT. JULY 81, 1883
Bads soTneT and 1s1h ssree;s at Ten O'CLOCK
partment. comprising Carpets, Mating Furniturs,
the treasury premises THREE s oCfo 5anS
s,eel at the Navy Terms Of sale Tothe hishes.
bidder for cash The articles SO disposed Of 70 be
lowing the day Of sale. c. s. FAlRCH1LD. au4Gs II
TRusILEEEss,w s SALE OF TWO VALUABLE NEW
sl7 STREET SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of three certain deeds Of trust duly re-
in So e', Of
Lber NO 90, folios 453 and 459 ct seq the under
will SELL in front Of the premises therein convsyed q;
public auction. to the highest bidder. on WEDNES-
HALF-PAsT Five O'CLOCK p NJ that certain fo OF
numbered pine t9 taecordng plat recorded in said
lot esns how how know a. 10, 81 Of the
for the sad District ana improved b. 81
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFrER Io. num-
plat recorded in Lr ii33 folio so4 and now Sns ssa
in surveyors ONCE the said lot seven being im
proved By new ,hrse5s tory brick dwelling house
cash on the day Of sale within ten days thereafter
years. with per cent from the day Of sale
interest TO be paid semi annually. and secured by
be S1 SAID the
800 will be required when each lot is sold All CON.
within said ' sGa OF sss
the right to resell the property at the cost and
$3.50 V ~ S Si5EfAN W sBBSSAEENAS.l Trustee.
GEORGE ". sTickNEY. Auc. $3.50 st. su:s-dkas
i sS. On Wg5NEsDA AZ, AUGUST Ei ZIG iii hs IS
6sins house 40. 3i7 s,.x. eonisinin sHf nv
il .6Is4ii p so;ioot alley ' 's' 'n0"'n' i0'
sale % b complied With in ten days. Deposit Of CSC
sa5-5t Go. ". sTIcKNEY. Auctioneer.
Il 80 432 DELAWAAE AyENUE, BETWEEN Z
Dirie, OF Columbia made in equity cause iiao2 thu
undersigned Trustee Will sell at puolic suction. IN
front Of the premises, ON SATURDAY, the ELEVENTH
DAY OF August, 1883. at HALF-PAsT FIVE
O'CLOCK L. NJ. TIE following real estate in the Ctr
Of Washington. District of Columbia, beng knowi
and Described lot bered lA square
numbered $40, the is laid down on the public
plan OF the said city,"
Terms VI sale follows One-third Of the purchase
money IN cash and tine residue in two equal install
ments. payable In six and twelve months from day Of
with interest thereon at six per cent per
or the purchaser may at his or her option nay tht
Ia he bv
the entire amount Of purchase-money has been paid
deposit OF 800 to be made time of sale Term
feiled and the right to resell reserved at the rial
JNO. II. sMYTH, Trustee.
522 9Th street n ".
D30-d&ds GEO W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer
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HEAVY RAIN IN NEW JERSEY. .

SALEM, n. j., August G.-ThiS city and Vicinity
was visited last night by one Of the heaviest rain
storms this section has had for some time. During
the storm lightning struck the large barns on the
farm OF the late Joshua Thompson, near the city,
setting them on fire and completely destroying
them, together with all 0the seasons grain, hay,
farming utensils, &c. No stock was destroyed.
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DROP. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR,
Il toy ant. Astroloser and Spiritual Medium Ia,ru
With second siSht aud veil livery hidden mystery
TeyeAled Receivers lost or stolen property, Finlfs
hidden treasure& Gives lucky uuIu6fr. (au..s
speedy MARRIAGES. Brings separated tosethsE 1lves
success In buslness Removes al family troul,e.
and sx1l Influences Cures sickness IL diszppointsi
b. efforts OF others Judge not all alike. the fro:sx.s
vince the most scePtleai Strangers froIn
cities viii save time and disappointment By calling on
the only genuine eiairvoyant IN this city, he
eeeds whore all others tail and adSersss only what
he can do sittings. SOC Life reading BY mail on
rseesp ut ell Name lock ot hair. VI b It'll Hours
b TO 3. Open Sundays from " p.n
jy3i-lIn' &21 9th St nv.
UNIyORCES A SPECIALITY, BY A LAWYER OF
~ many years experience IN this city Consultation
strictly private, confidential and without CHARGE; lo.
charges to the deserving poor. Address DIVORCES,
Star once. jy25-6ts
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NJ NE BROOKE TEILs ALL 1HE EVENTS or
wi Liz All business eonfGent1al. Ladies andsen-
0eusn 30 cent? each 4Ve J. s,teet between 4th aud
6tk streets NORTHWEST s6-4Vws
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M. VERNON, MI. VERNON,

MI = NEhNUN. II NEKNONI
STEAMER W. ". CORCORAN
Leaves 7thstreet wharf daily (except sunday for NJ
Vernon and River Landings as far down Gymont AZ
10 O'Clock IA Returning. reaches Washington
about 5 80 ~
sl6 L L BLAKE. Captain
V'CK POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
u NEW IRON STEAMER "WAKEFIELD-
Leaves 9TH 81. wharf MONDAYS, THURSDAYS
kld SAIURDAYS at z am Returning TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS p 70. touchjns at RiverLand-
ln<- FAR NOBini Greek Va st. Clements Bay ID
Ieotafdtuwn. Nd. Connects with d aud U. H. T. a
- eTheris. see schedule. JOHN Il. PADGEIT Azt-
& ". RIDLEY. Manager. ia2J
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PROFESSIONAL.

MAD y ARDENNE. THE CELEBRATED PALM
X1lst and Clalryoyant. give you your exact lie
Chart and 10 her sitters their IN fun Love
Sdairr Specially. Come and b csuyilcsal Prof a,
AkDENNE. Or1phologst and Phrenolo.rsf Eusines.
onAllne.tions. &c Open Sundays $50 II a. nj Va
sOiS-4S.
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Tar Ir,
PoND's EXTRACT d Known svsrywhsrs, ana veil
mef~ It's reputation - the Peoples Remedy, I" and
Unversd Pain Destroyer" For over forty years thts
great vsgstabls compound hes proved it, sescy and
s failed 70 DC u: duty whom brought into
- vol its greateet renown - subduer Of all paint
s10 ,nnaMmatton, and should Be 10 evefy houschold
f,SaD tGxIhACI eqres Burma Supbufns. channg.
no limitations mySl
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The Valley Campaign.
REPRESENTATIVE M'KINLEY's Tribute 10 SEER
DAMS MEMORY.

with Sheridan during the Valley campaign.
Speaking Of the dead general to STAR reporter to-
day MI Mckinley said: just returned ID the city
and but q short time ago heard Of Gen. Sheridan's
DEATH He was o most valiant and courageous
soldier, and withal great man. He earned the
fame ne enjoyed. There has been no ADLER execu-
tive officer than he. have always compared him
in my mind with Stonewan jackson. He was TO
our Army what jackson was 70 the other side.
He was dashing commander, yet calm,
courageous and determined. When he started out
to do thing all his energy was devoted to its
compLshment He did not calculate the cost; the
thing was to be done, and he would do It. He did
not think of the eort 1t cost him. The result was
that he was successful and his victories were at
cautious commanders. He was fighter. His ar
rival at Cedar Greek was like the reinforcement OF
thousand men When ne T rSae down the line to
saw tight and victory In his presence
When he ordered them forward they advanced with
recovered Covered ali they had lost and much mors-sney
had won the victory: the popular story Of sneri.
turned back the retreating army, and won Q vic.
tory. saw hum a. he rode into the lines. and
showed him 70 General Crooks quarters. was
placing some artillery In position on the pike when
he rode up. He asked me to show him TO General
Crook. He did NOT appear excited. ! might say
he was calm, but there was tightening OF the
muscles OF the face and q look In the eye that
denoted determination. There was set purpose
In his face, and It meant hight. Throughout that
naked
and victory. He had wonderful influence over
his men. They knew he was fighter, and they
were always ready TO follow him, confident OF sue
cess.
When the death Of Gen. sheridan was learned In
Cincinnati Boston, and other cities last night the
bells were tolled and nags were placed At hail.
mast
The nags on all the public buildlngs, the hotels
and many business houses. are at half-mast out
or respect to the memory OF Gen. Sheridan
the board OF governors Of the Metropolitan Club
took appropriate action to-day In regard 70 Gen.
ShertdAhS death.
Gen. SheriAansD Hllnoso.
How n ynsr MADE rTs APPnARANcD-AN ACCOUNT
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