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The Child's Mite.

To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
As teacher in one Of the public schools of
this District I take pleasure in forwarding a
small contribution handed me by one Of my
little pupils whose parents belong to the poor
and hard-working classes Of our charitable
city. The contribution, proportionally, is the
widows mite" and if equaled by the thrifty
people Of the United States would aggregate a
much larger sum than was lost by the terrible
disaster in Canemaugh valley. The message
was: Here's five cents for the dead who were
drowned" and comes from Jennie McGivern.
Yours truly, TEACHER.
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Louis Schmid & Sons will liberate basket
Of homing pigeons for the Oxford Homing club,
Brooklyn, n. Y, Saturday, Am.
The certificate Of incorporation Of the East
Washington social club, BY Theodore Malone,
N. Sothoron, l. Hanlien, q. A. Garrett, q. J.
Beckert, J. Sothoron, and u. O. Lamkin, has
been 6led.
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Any future contribute ons Tor this most press
ing need sent to this Office will be acknowl-
edged and dispatche on their mission of mercy
with all possible speed
For the Canal Sufferers.
To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
Being aware Of your readiness to assist, !
kindly ask Of you the favor to forward to the
proper person inclosed sum Of $40, collected
by my pupils for needy persons who lost en-
ployment along the canal.
Very respectfully,
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HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON,
STRAW Hans.

FULL SUPPLY OF DUNLAPS NEW YORK CELE-
EKAIED &ACkINAw thAW HATS
Initiation MAckIEaws, tor Boys aud Men. at oOc and
upwards. ,
Lawn Tennis Hats and Caps for Ladies. in every
ID MAS New Color Summer Derby, Light in
vciEDt
Lress Cashmere Hats. at s35O. IS. 90 and $500.
WILLETT RUOFF.
ayS 800 fennsyIy ania ava
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Death Of Mrs. AdaI

QUINCY, Mass, June Mrs. Chas F. Adams,
widow of the late Hon. c. F. Adams, and mother
Of Hon. John Quincy Adams and Chas. F.
Adams, president Of the Union Pacific railroad,
died last night, aged eighty-one. Three chill
dren survive her in addition n those mentioned,
Brooks and Henry Adams and Mrs. DR.. Henry
p. Quincy.
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THE FLOOD SUFFERERS.
Contributions Through The Star for
Their Relief.

The following additional contributions for
the relief Of the Johnstown sufferers have been
received at The STAB Office and will be promptly
forwarded:
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DEATH SENTENCE CoMMUrED-The President
has committed to imprisonment for life, the
sentence of death imposed in the case of
Henry ". Miller, convicted in Arko
in February last Of murder and sem
fenced to be hanged The President
says that there are circumstances in this case
which make him unwilling to confirm the death
penalty. The President has also committed to
imprisonment for life the death sentence inn
posed in the case Of George Brashears, con-
victed in Arkansas Of murder
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TeieCraDhic Briefs

A dispatch from Hutchinson, Kan, says: Gen.
eral Manager b. l.. Words OF Fairbank Il Co.'S.
lard refinery. Geo. d. Lewis, superintendent Of
the st. Louis works, and John Garvin, a steam
filter, were badly scalded yesterday by the ex-
plosion OF a lard vat.
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additional contributions: Money!. r.. tl6i
Miss " q. ocott. IS; Mrs. Ware, 81; Mira Dsw.
son. 81. Previously acknowledged ss4. max
Ing total Of SlO6. Packages containing
Clothing. bedding. &c: Mrs. ID. {. fornsy, DIR.
J. \. TAYLOR, J. J. Myers. +. NJ. bradley and
br. J. Mills Browne, all OF the Portland MrA
Dr. Nadsworth. Mr.. and Mrs. Jewell. Dr. and
.lrs Pope. MIR. Johnston, Mrs. Arrick, Mrs J.
J. Leech Mrs Dr. Domer, 4. W. Miller, Mira
Martin. Mrs Albright. Miss Abbott No Name.
br. honghton. Miss Stevens, No Name. DIR.
BALDWIN. Mrs. Rose, Miss Williams. Miss Mer-
ram, Mrs. ;. W. woodwsrd, No Name, l<ll r.
1 ave-, Mrs. Dutton. Mrs. Duvall. Mrs DIR.
Hoffman. 1884 ST.. Mrs. Mohun, Mrs. stuts.
Mrs. Avery. NJ Hoffman, II. o. French. Mrs.
Nelson. j. II. Snapp. Mrs. Coblenza, Kings
i,aus hters. l.. ). Saith. Mrs s. ker, 5. \.
Everett Mrs. A. VI. Iothrop. 7. T. A., Lady,
MIS-. oulahan. Coat Miss Hattie Rhodes, Mrs.
Shas; Rhodes, II. ". Birge. Mrs. Singleton.
MRS. De Lean. Mrs. ID. II. Lusk. 1856 y, Mrs. q.
/. schafer, Mrs. Jos. Casey, Mrs Gangewer,
Mrs. VI: j. Wyard. Also a number Of packages
leli without either name or address of senders-
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Amounts contributed by residents Of Mount
Pleasant: Hills Spear, S35; f. L. Campbell.
IS; Geo. r. Chittenden. as: W. c. Boasal. ss;
Daniel Greed. 80; Gen Swain S. IN addition
20 SIS paid elsewhere: John III. Hewlett Sl0;
j. 4. Harding, slo: +. W. Miller SIS and cloth
ing. Others amounting 10 $50. making q
total OF Sll7. In addition 10 this total there
was contributed by Mount Pleasant residents
through organizations in the city and in the
department. the sum Of S359.33. which, with
: Ii subscribed since, makes a total OF S4s7. S.
TIE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT..
Subscriptions from the several bureaus OF the
Interior department Tor the relief Of the Johns
town food sufferers were to-day received BY
Chief Clerk Dawson as follows: Office Of the
Secretary, Sls3.25; bureau OF education. s5l;
bureau Of railroads. $3.50. bureau OF Indian
affairs, SS7.15: bureau Of census. Ssl; bureau
of general land office. S2a5.73; patent Office,
s66O.JO; pension Office. S5s1.6a; geological
survey, Sl5j-total. S2.27a5s. This amount
has been turned over to Mr.. l.. kurtz Johnson,
o. the local relief committee.
Other Relief Measures.
The celebrated mosaic picture, The Discov-
| cry OF the Remains of st. Marcus" will be er-
hibited this and tomorrow evenings at 1887
nth street, for tie benef: Of the Hood sufferers
| IL Is loaned by MIR. OlIyieri 10 Miss Levy and
| other ladies'
Mr.. Field. who conducts a lunch room in the
Corcoran building. viii devote the entire re-
ceiptS of his lunch room tomorrow toward the
fund for the Hood sufferers in Pennsylvania.
The Post-Ofhce department. employees have
/ subscribed 1000 20 the Johnstown relief fund
! \ Painful Report.
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CAPT. FREDERICK A. HINMAN, engineer corps,
having been found incapacitated for active
service by an army retiring board, has been
granted extension Of leave until further orders.
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SEARCHED BY THE POLICE.
Papers duplicating Boulanger Said to
Have Been Discovered.

PARIS, June Two houses of leading Bou-
langists have again been searched by the po-
lice. 1t is alleged that papers which implicate
Gen. Bouanger in an international plot were
discovered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-07

PosrMAsTER-GENERAL WANAMAKER went to
New York this afternoon to assist the commits
sion now examining into the condition and
needs OF the New York city post-ofHce. He
will return on Monday next
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Two Witnesses Missing.

CHICAGO, June when the Cronin inquest
was resumed this morning Coroner Hertz called
for Officers Mike Whalen and Peter Mcclellan.
Neither we're present. A subpoena which had
been issued for McGeehan was returned
"Not found" although he was looked for at the
address given by himself, where, he said, he
could be found. A warrant was issued for his
arrest
John n Biggs was called for, and not being
present an officer was sent after him. A notice
on his Office door said he had gone out Of town,
BE back SATURDAY." II il the gossip Of the
courtroom that the three men have left town.
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Robberies Reported.

Lareenies have been reported at police head
quarters as follows: by Mrs. Henrietta John
son. GA 18th street, OF q black beaded wrap
from room; by John Curtis, Essex court, of .
pu7h-eart; Emma Green, l2li Connecticut
avenue, OF pocket-book with s4.s0; by Theo-
dore Barnes, OF bible from Mount Tabor NJ.
/. church.
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One Appointment To-dav.

The President to-day appointed Charles
Hendley, Of Alabama, to be receiver OF public
moneys at Huntsville, Ala.
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AMERICANS ARRESTED.
They Carried q Quantity of Suspicious
Luggage.

DUBLIN, June Two Americans have been
arrested at Tullamore because they carried a
quantity of suspicious luggage. They were on
their way to Westmeath.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-07

SECOND ASSISTANT POSTMASTER EYENAL
WHITFIELD has returned to the city and was at
his desk to-day
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SoNETuISa NEw.

SOMETHING NV.
LEATHERoID TRUNKS
Very Eight in weight
STRONGER and MORE DURABLE than
fele Leather and at HALF THE PRICE
Made AID sold onlyst TOPHAMS
Trunk Factory. 1871 Ps. ave-
mh2
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MESSENGER APPoINTED.-R. A. Grant, Of Wis
consin, has been appointed a messenger in the
sixth auditors Office.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
to Corson and Mccartney, l4lg street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-07

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. The follow
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-
day, SAM, 81; 2p.m., III maximum 2 Pm,
Is; minimum, D, m. A.
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THE INTERESTS AFFECTED.
Some of the Results Of Stopping Traffic
on the Canal.

EvERYBopf CONCERNED WAITING ANxIousLY FOR
THE COMING MEETING OF THE CANAL prREc-
ToRs-How FREIGHT By SEA AND RIVER ARE
AFFECTED.
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Other Relief Measures.
\ pAinfni Report.

1t is reported thar when the canal broke dur
ing the flood cansl-hoat was washed away
about nine miles above Georgetown, and that
Captain Reed, ms wife and seven children were
drowned
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. June 2. - Cotton quiet - mid
ding, ti7ssl1s. Flour about steady. with mod
Ful.s. sass: LDngberry. soa0O; western. easy:
No. winter red spot. slk; June. 81 4: July,
G9x; August, 10y; september, SO bid Corn
southern, steady, white. 4la44; yellow 4Oa42.
western, quiet mixed spot, Al: June, 4la4i ~.
July. 4lsa41k; August, AK bid: september.
white, Ssa33h; western mixed, 29a:,0 Rye,
dull, 54abo. Hay, dun-prtne To choice timothy
14.Ooal450. Provisions quiet and steady-mess
pork, 131J Bulk meats-lovee shoulders q; long
ers, 81; sugar cured smoked shoulders, 4. Hams
small, l3al3h; large. IL 4al2. Lard, refined. 81
Butter, steady-western packed, 1lal2; cream
cry. l7alS Eggs firm, ID Petroleum steady
refined. ESQ. Coffee frm-Rio cargoes fair lSyS.
Sugar steady-A soft, go: copper. firm: refined,
lo1al1a. Whisky unchanged, ITO. Freights to
Liverpool per steamer, duh - cotton, u cents
per 100 pounds grain, per bushel I'd Cork
for orders, 3s-!d- keceipts-hour, 10000 bar
rels; wheat, 1000 bushels: corn, 5000 bushels;
ments-nour, 1000 barrels; corn, &C, 600 bushels.
saies-wheat, l4,O0O bushels; corn, o., 600 bush
els.
BALTIMORE, June z. - Virginia consol.. 3s
asked; do. ten-forties, 81 bid; do. threes 69l a
60; Baltimore and ohio stock. 81 asked; North
and baltimore nrsts, osk: do. seconds, 5la52;
do threes, 23a26; consolidated gas bonds, ia y
ali5; DO. stock. 49,.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. June 2 closing. - Wheat - July,
june, 49,; July, s4x; August, 3iss; september
81. Oats June, 2lEi July, 2sk; August,
il.sas; august, y. 81 September, Ia:oo. Lard"
June. e61h; July, 6.7i; August, 6.sl: septem-
Der, o.sS. Short ribs-June, $50; July, $50;
August, S-s7H; september, cock.
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Ayes Ham Vroon

Renders the hair soft plant and riossy. pro-
notes fresh growth. and cures eruptive dis
eases Of the scalp. Mary 4 Jackson Salem,
Mass, writes; Il have used Ayers Hair visor
for nunber Of years. and st has always nvsn
me sztsfsstisn. II II an excellent dressing.
prevents the hair from turning gray. insures
rs vigorous growth. and keeps the scalp white
and r!csn-"
Several months ago my hair commenced
falling out, and In . few weeks was almost
tad. bought bottle Of Ayers Hair visor.
and. after using only part of II, my head Was
covered with heavy growth Of h~rr.-Thomas
Munday. Sharon Grovs KY
AYERS HAIR vIGOR
Prepared by DR. J. G. Aver 4 Co.. Lowell.
Mass Sold By Druggists and Perfuners. ja23
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he SAYS STRINGENT MEASURES ARE NECESSARY
TO MAINTAIN A SUPPLY on HIGH LHvKIs-HE
DOES NOT THINK THE FoRTY-EIoHr-IScH MAIN
ALONE WILL sUrFIcE-HIs REPORT.
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GnoeAs,s CEEpIr HogsE.

GRoGAS's Credit HousE,
I'D AND AL 11H ST. NV.
IASY " I'll hill Oh MONTHLY PAYMENTS TAKEN
bI D-LOt'M II rs, in Poplar FROM . ID mp.
BLI-kCC& 81 lIs- IL Oak and Cherry, trom e25.
Bf u-LOJ VI SUITE. Walnut, from s4O.
IAI,LOl. ~ IFS, III Hair Cloth or Plush from &3o
ElAIQJ ALTEES tor BABY CARRIAGES and BE-
FHIGERAIOkS.
INGRAM CARIE1S from 2a cents up.
bISI EXTkA SUfER CARPETS. s. cents
BIZ SSELs CARPET from 10 cents
lUIL LINE Ot NA111NGS. OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS. MATS. &c
All CARPETS, OIL Cloths, and Mattings laid free OF
ci apl5-2m
Ny-IlY Don't YOU TRY CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER
w LIS III. positive cure for sick head
ache and al the lis produced BY disordered liver
NlACHISTRY.
EJEsBERG MURRAY.
AGENTS
WHITTIER MACHINE co. Boilers and Elevators.
HENRY X WORTHISCTON. Steam Pumps
hIiIENAN ENGINE CO. OIL Engines and Steam
Launches, and the
NATIONAL HOT WATER HEATING co.
We Away nave . hand a lsrge stock of
BUILEi.S ENGINES, PUMPS. ELEVATORS
LAUNCHES. AND SMALL MACHINERY.
lCOl, 1908. 1OO5 seventh st. W.
Washington, D. c.
Telephone No. 1913. ny3-2m
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u RUNKS

TRuSKs
Iade at TOPHAMs FACTORY have q National
Reputation for standing hard usage; last for
year. and are low in prices
A large stock At Factory and Saiesrooms
Call and see the Light and strong Lestheroid
Trunk.
departing Of Trunks and Bags promptly and
thoroughly done.
JAMES s. TOPHAM.
tlyI7-6rr 1881 Pennsylvania avenue nv.
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THERE MAY BE A DEADLOCK
In Organizing the House Of Represent
tativeS.

TALK WITH MIR BURRows-HE THINKS THE
SITUATION MAY BE A SERIOUS ONE IN VIEW
OF THE CLOSE voTE-wHAr MIGHT BE DONE
TO PREVENT ORGANIZATION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-07

rE,HE WASHINGTON ARCHITECTURAL IRON
Il AND BRIDGE WORKS
EDWARD l.. DENT. N. z. Proprietor
The lest Sciities in the city for all kinds of Iron
work, Steel Beans. Angles, &c, always IN stock.
mental Cast and Wrought Iron work
rIvCi.ity. LsTairS and general machine work done IN
liz hes; n.anner gnd al shUrt notice.
Sole Hcfnssss in the District Of Columbia for the
"GOetz- Itchel" system Of Beam Anchors and Pro-
tytOrs. Norks Cor. Sd and Water lei. Asa
City Once. lil3 u St W.. Tel 42e-2.
f23 Washington, ID. U
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Now Is TIE TINE

.yiti a. once zen can't take the without benefit
Now Is TIE TINE
To hsye your Furnace cleaned. your Range re-
paired. your Tin Roof painted and repaired.
We do all these things to your satisfaction.
HAYWARD HUTCHINSON.
4o4 9th St
Who also make the open fireplace and its ar
tistic treatment q special study. my2o
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nON'T WAIT UNTIL YOU ARE SICK BEFORE
III irving Ca RTIE'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS. but get
: Wal a. once YCu can't take them without benefit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-07
NOR TIRED BRAIN
Il USE HORSFokD'S ACID PHOSPHATE.

DR. O. c. Stout Syracuse, n. 7, says: 81 esvs il TO
one patient who was unable 10 trans act the most ori
harry business, because his brain tired and
Il sed' ulon the least mental exertion. Immediate
benz TIT aud ultimate recovery followed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-07

nRUSKESNEss. Oh THE LIQUOR HABIT,
IoSiuyely Cured by admins sterins DE-. Hainss'
GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
Itesn he given in 4 cup Of coffee or tea In articles
a iosd without knowledge Of the Aent it Ii alb
tcluteIy harmless. and will effect = permanent and
sreedy whether the patient moderate drinker
alcoholic wreck II NEVER FAILS. Over
100000 druDkArds Lave been made temperate men
who have taken Golden specific In their coffee without
their knowledge. and to-day believe they Quit drink
Ing Of tLelE Will Page book Vi psrie uIArs
free.
8. r. WARE under Ebbitt HousA
r; K. HELPHENSTiNE. lith st. and VI ave.
mil l-eOI4Ot
no NOT SUFFER- FROM SICK HEADACHE A
u moment LONGER. IL " hot necessary. CAkTER's
llTIIE IL K PILLS Will cure yOu. Dose one little
f-L. Small prlce. Small dose. Small Pill.
A SGOSTCRA BiTTERs ARE THE BEST REMEDY
IN removing Indigestion. Ask Your dru.sis for
the geaulEe. prepared by DR.. J. g. B. sIkGERT &
Buns.
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and Burchell, S70.02.
Collected by Miss Julia Strong: Mrs. Van
Rensselaer, Berry, $40; Mrs. Philip Phillips, $40,
Mrs. Phoenix. SIS.
Collections by r. G.. Carter from Mt Pleas
ant, Sl1.
Collections by Miss Sunderland, IS.
Collections by Z. Francis Riggs-Mrs. yir-
ginia l.. W. Fox, 500; Mrs. E. c. dec. Wood
bury, $50; II. i. Plum, $50; Orson Ii. Bestor,
So.
Collections by J. Leavitt smith-Geo. E..
Truman, s6; G. A. Schneider's Sons. IS; Lead
ingham b Co., SO; A. Nailor, jr, $50; e. Ii.
Fishbaugh, $50. Additional collections by J.
Leavitt Smith. $3.50.
Collections by B. Robinson-Robinson, Par
ker Co., $40; W. Nordlinger. $40; Eiseman
Bros, S25; Strauss & Marks, So: A. Herman,
So; Theo. E. Adler, So J. W. Weyl, IS; Strauss
burger d Sons, So; NJ. Kaufman, IS; E. Her
tenheimer, S.; F. W. johnson. IS; Cash. SO;
Noah Walker i Co., IS; Z. B. Barnum & Co
S25; Employees of E. b. Barnum & Co., Sl2
Additional collections by B. Robinson, s35.
Collections by C. B. Church in South WASH
ington-Great Falls Ice Co., ESQ; Independent
Ice Co., $50; Rich d Co., by R. Rich, S25;
W. s. IL. Church, SIS; Wimsatt d Uhler. $40;
Thomas Downing, $40; G. S. Ramsburg, IS.
Collections by Mrs. Quaiffe-F. NJ. Bradley
IS; Mrs. ]. +. Leech, S25; Mrs. G. F. Mander-
son. S5.
Collections BY Wood Bros.-wood Bros. 500.
u.
S5; Cash, 500 W. H. Wormley q Son, $50; ad-
ditional collections by Wood Bros, 81. so.
Collections by H. J. Crouch's from Friends
school, S22. Is; Mrs. Heacocks, SO.
$1,000 WORTH OF SUPPLIES.
The relief committee have 80 far expended
about $1,000 in provisions Of various kinds,
which have all been sent to Johnstown. Fur
Their supplies will be sent when the committee
is notified where the greatest need exists.
THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE DOING WELL.
Public Printer Palmer to-day deposited with
Riggs & Co., subject TO the order of Governor
Beaver, 1000 contributed by the employees of
the government printing Office for relief of the
flood sufferers. The total contributions to the
relief fund from that Office to date amount TO
81, z75.
MANAGER ALBAUGH's OFFER.
Arrangements have been made for Manager
Albaugh by Mr.. 8. W. Fort his representative
in this city, to give q grand concert in Al
baughs Opera house, On Sunday evening, June
l6, for the benefit Of the food-sufferers. An
orchestra Of seventy Ave performers, the entire
Lamont opera company, principals and chorus,
tainment and the gross receipts, without a sim
gle deduction, will be contributed
LIBERAL TREASURY CONTRIBUTIONS.
The total contributions from the Treasury
department TO the Johrstown relief fund at
present aggregate s2,07s.10.
RECEIVED AT THE BOSTON STORE.
Woodward b Lothrop report the following
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
SOUTH sucKFisLo

The season las arrived ur close upon
a.. When colt. arr bring turned away to
pa.turr and q l. Interesting 90 observe
tn diferrncc la the appearance oi colts
If the ZANE age. ~ome colt. although
p.rl,ap. not large IT bone possess sur
plu. ~ lat hence arr heavy, apparently
well DEVELOPED cults. Others while per
han. thin M hrsh arr we'll developed in
hnns aul muscle IN the firsi Instance
the colt. have generally got hN over
feeling a premature hot house growth
and will develop early. The latter elias.
have simply had fair feed aud have at
tanned a natural growth. II would al"
D. interesting 20 watch the relative gain
audi growth 81 these two classes ~ colts
n turned cat o. pasiurr under precisely
the same conditions. II i generally
found that the latter class confirm" to
make a steady normal growth. Will" the
former clas. suffer a decline.
We have received the stallion card oi
n. :. Turner. Mountain Duroc compiled
la 4. 4. Maxim la his usual inimltahle
.fyle. But doe. not Mr.. Maxim err la
saving that -. Julian was got hy Happy
Medium m Ne arr to believe what ~
rad II. julian Was got by Volunteer.
We ui.h o. rNpr.ss our appreciation
~ Records Prescott stallion, Charles IT,
and that too without remuneration or In
,itation. W. often think sam i too
maie.t. lacking the ASSURANCE and blum
.o often encountered. Hut pardon this
diVrr.ion' our object i Ia mention the
hor.s not the man. This stallion Wa
got hy Prescott. Ion nj Harold, dam 10y
IIowe's Bismirck. son of zen. hnoN.
This son If Prescott j. in YEAR, old, a
un. coatesi haV hor-e standing u u
hands With rugged limbs. handsome anl
W,u formed an over. \ horse ~ go0l
hrc,sling ani possessing plenty of sIc'sl
hat an account of an injury to Que OF NE
feet IA. has never hecn handled for speed.
The offspring II thi. horse are superb
buf Ne have not space To enumcraie them
individually or Ia detail, hut VIII shy 20
ahead breeders anil use this horse and
YOU will have no occasion 10 regret H.
Prank Roberts had his wagon reduced
10 minimum proportions the other DAY
by a door yard horse.
The wisdom II using stallion. OF IN
ordinate Sire with mares Of small slte u
pretty we'll exploded by some OF the r'-
sults 81 the experiments In this vicinity
Extremes of that Kind should be- avoided.
/ There are always Ia be- found stations
az ordinary sire that are well-known get
ter. IL good sired, well proportional
colts. Avoid al monstrosities.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
FRyEBuRo

Mis- Lucia ToNle came home last sat
ur,lay FROM Boston where she spent the
winter.
Mr.. \. =. Lewis 1. AZ homr again, bul
only went "a. FAR a. llo.i0n-'lil not get
to the Centennial at New York.
Mr.. George Howe of Norway has b'ei
In the village on insurance business.
Mr.. and Mr.. Robert Hartman have
moved from the village to North Frye
lmrg where their sou lives.
Large quantities of potatoes are being
sent Ia market.
There was an Ice cream and 'bonset
PARTY az the Swe,lenborgian church on
'rhursday evening.
The apple, plum and cherry trees arr
Ia blossom.
Tie mercury has been up among the
ninetie. for few days.
At the annual business meeting OF the
Village Fire Corporation the following
officers we're chosen:
Moderator. William Gordon.
Cletk.-iohn :. Harrow
Treasurer, Thomas q. Shirley.
Assessor, William sorian, John Ne'i"n
William q. fewie.
galleftsr.--Nounan Chafles
Wariens.-Aibro u. Jennes-. Frank u MarN
Amos &. frJe.