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A Long Tramp for Two Small Boys.


Two little boys aged respectively five and
seven years, sons Of the Rev. J. W. Hill, pastor
OF the Methodist church at Bridgeville, Sulli-
van county, NY, gave their parents great
fright the other day. They took notion to
visit their grandfather, who lives long way
on in the town Of Liberty. Unknown to their
parents the little fellows left home in the fore
noon and trudged of toward their destination.
They soon lost their way, but they kept per-
sistently tramping on, occasionally stopping at
one Of the scattered farm houses to inquire for
the proper road to take. Night and darkness
came on, but the weary, foot-sore and hungry
length, BY chance, they stopped at the house Of
David McMillen, an acquaintance of their
parents, to make inquiries about the road they
should take, and here they were impounded
than twenty miles Of lonely country roads 70
reach this point. They were taken homs next
morning TO parents frantic with alarm.
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Archbishop Corrigan in New York yesterday
received a number Of congratulations on the
fact that it was his fiftieth birthday.
Parson Davies and his protege Peter Jack
son, the eolored Australian heavy weight.
although booked to sail on the WISCONSIN,
were lsot on board that steamship when she
sailed for Liverpool yesterday.
The New Hampshire senate yesterday
adopted resolution for the final adjournment
of the legislature on August l6.
An explosion Of chemicals in Foruel d Co 3
drug store, Broadway and Houston streets, New
York, yesterday, destroyed q large amount OF
stock and severely burned several OF the en-
ployes-
DIR. julius Follenius, formerly health physi-
clan at Green Island, NY, who removed to
Helena, Mont, about year ago, it IL learned,
hanged himself in that city last week.
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Trouble I'm Manitoba.

Winnipeg special to the New York Times
says: Recently Premier Greenway made the
announcement that his government would at
the next session Of parliament abolish the grant
for the maintenance of Catholic schools through
out the country and abolish dual languages,
doing all public printing in English alone, in
stead of English and French, as at present
Ever since the announcement the French and
Catholic people have been greatly excited. and
yesterday the French members Of the cabinet
decided to resign. 1t is understood they
placed their designations in the premier's hands
last evening
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THE COURTS.
PROBATE COURT.

PROBATE COUBg.
Yesterday-Estate of John W. Williams; in
ventory of personal estate returned Estate of
Thomas A. Newman; final notice to creditors
September 8, 1889.
Police CoURT-Judoe Mills pro tenn.
Yesterday-Patrick Sullivan. vagrancy; bonds
or 30 DAYS. Howard Jones and Harry Warner,
cOlored, disorderly conduct; SIS or Is days EACH
Frank Blackstone, do; collateral forfeited
John Stewart, colored. carrying a pistol: $50 or
80 days. Kate White, vagrancy; bonds or 60
days. Lucy Ambush, do; do. Vesey Shorter,
do; do John Harrington, disorderly conduct
in county; $40 or so days. Clarence Young,
yagrancy; bonds or so days. Chas. Warden,
disOrderly conduct; IS or Is days. Moses Rob-
inson. colored do; do.
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Speaking Of watches . facstious jeweler re-
Gently declared, according TO the Jewellers
Weekly, that 50 watch 10 like the human body,
1t just a. sensitive - the most delicate child
and needs more care and protection than IL ever
receives"
Gen. Sherman ID going to Milwaukee TO at
tend the National @. A. r. encampment on Au-
gust "a ~ delegate from Missouri. He will
spend three days there and viii Hive st . hotel,
declining I'll other hospitAlitasa
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Washington Territory's Work

The elective-right bill came up for its final
passage in the Washington territory constitu-
tionsi convention yesterday, but only thirty
three delegates voted aye, and, although this
was majority Of. those voting, II was defeated
as IL takes . majority Of all delegates 70 pass
any article. 1t was sent back to the commit
tee, who are to report Q new article. 1t is
doubtful, however, II any article can be framed
that can get votes enough to pass It.
The article ON mining was also defeated and
nothing on that subject will get into the con-
stitution.
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Imprisoned q Day and Then Acquitted

Henry Pollock, the small boy who had to re-
main in cell in the first precinct station for
nearly twenty-four hours because of Judge
Mills refusal to try him at the Police Court
yesterday, for the reason that he was arrested
after the opening Of the session Of the court,
as published in yesterdays STAR, was taken to
the Police Court this morning and tried for an
alleged assault on Michael Silverberg, his
former employer. 1t was shown that the fight
occurred over dispute about money which
the boy claimed Silverberg owed him. Judge
Mills said that this was a new way to get cred
itors in Jail and dismissed the case.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to Christian Burkhart and
Mary l.. Herfurt; Henry Makeley and Lavenia
Clarke; James f. Howe and Clara J. Holligs;
Samuel Quarles and Fanny Sporwood
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ANACOSTIA.

ELoPEp IN 6rnEEr Can AND MARRIED IN
WASHING rox.--Dr. Geo. G. Havenner, an en-
pioye OF the government printing office, residing
IN this village, and Miss Bette Linger, daughter
OF Anacostia. were quietly married in Washing
ton Yesterday without the knowledge Of the
brides people. The groom is young, not much
past his majority, but by diligence has ac-
CURED medical education and been admitted
TO practice, to which he expects soon to devote
mis- entire attention, though retaining his gov
eminent place as temporary expedient. The
pride, aged about eighteen, is the eldest
daughter Of the family. possessed OF many
graces OF mind and person and the pride OF
ner parents, who had given consent to the
alliance but did not wish the marriage TO take
place till another year. She left her home
yesterday morning, and meeting Mr.. Havennsr,
evidently by appointment, they took q street
car to Washington, where the ceremony was
performed. They returned in the afternoon to
the home OF the brides parents and announced
the event Of their lives, and later returned
again to this city, where they will remain till
. reconciliation 10 effected. Mr.. and Mrs.
Linger were much grieved by the hssty action
OF the young people, Mr.. Linger refusing to
see them till he can reflect upon the matter
and compose his feelings. All the parties are
very widely known.
ANOTHER MARRIAaK.-Mr. Edward A. Pettus,
an employe of the Anacostia Herald Office, and
Miss Annie V. Shenton, were married by the
Rev. Geo. Bowman at the Baptist parsonage
last night. Both parties are recently from
Baltimore. Those who witnessed the cere-
mony were Mrs. Bowman, Miss s. J. Perkins,
Mr.. Edward Webster and Mr.. and Mrs. G. R.
Burr, all Of this village and Messrs +. Droney,
II. L. Kneiling, Paul Rusker and G. L. Coma
lander OF Baltimore. Mr.. Pettus is q nephew
OF Miss s. ]. Perkins.
NorEs.-The Band of Hope is picnicking in
Locust grove today-The ladies' guild Of
Emanuel Episcopal church give another free
lawn party in Bryan's grove tonight--Some
vandals have girdled a number of young shade
trees in Shannon place. Three trees, at least
will die. The work was evidently done by
boys with hatchet-Miss Alice Anderson
has returned from two weeks visit to Laurel
Md.
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EXCURSION TICKETS TO GRAND ARMY OF THE
REPUBLIC ENCAMPMEST AT MILWAUKEE VIA
PENSsILvASIA RAILRoAD.-For the annual en-
campmept OF the Grand Army Of the Republic
at Milwaukee,, August q to 80, the Pennsyl-
vania railroad company will sell round-trip
tickets TO that point at q single fare for the
round trip. Tickets will be sold August % to
q, valid for return trip until September 8,
1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-14

Capt Murrell Of the Steamship Missouri paid
accompanied BY . few Philsdelphia friends.
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Ho! FOR THE SEAsHoRE VIA PENNSYLVANIA
RAILRoAD.-Keep in mind the date Of the next
special excursion to Atlantic City via Pennsyl-
vania railroad, pm. Saturday, August IL.
Fare only % for round trip. Tickets good to
ing.
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TynR RENr

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Il 612 Est. Avail.
2ol N.Capitol st. ,l6r. L,
S26 9TH st. NV, 3Or. II
51O i st. NV, lSr......1,
l34l L st.n.w., Tor. S5.i
10 10th st. NV, Tor. :.
1878 n st. NV, l3r. -
1917 X st. NV, 11r.G0.'
1902 N st. NV, l1r...,
1754 2 n. W, Sr.
63l u ST. NV, l6r......'
1909 q Of. W., Or.
1910 q st n. W., Tor. S..
1929 22d st. n W. 81. -:
l4l0N st. NV, Tor. .65.!
1871 18th st. NV, Or. !
l7Q2 Z 81. n. W., 11r. /. :!
1915 g 81. NV. 1lr.5O..
1873 18th st., sr.. so.
3e6 Ind. av. n. W, 13r. ..
1913 lstn n.w..l3r. AS,
llO2 n. II. sv., ST.. 40;
421 g 81. NV, 10r. :.
2l06N II st. NV. Sr. 4
PIG c ST. n. W., 13r. 40!
1880 18th 81. u. w. Or. 40.
PIG Sd st. Sc, Arr.
i0n both NV, Or. .35. I
TO c ct. Sc. Tor. 4
l0Ol X St. NV, Sr......:
204 ID st. NV, Tor. $50:
7l5 2lst st. n. W., 7r. -:
7l2 N ct. NV Tor.
1927 Wsllach ST., Or. 81. I
154p 9th st. NV. Or. 81.
1l16 Sth IT. NV, Or. 80. !!
1912 9TH Ut. n. W. ,Sr. 80. !.
1928 s ST. NV, Or. 80. !.
93l French st. NV. 7r. /:
143G = st. u. W., 7r......:
200 9Th az. Sc. ar..,.:
2030 18th n. W.. 7r......:
1880 14th st NV, 7r. ..
31s b 81. n.e..sr. ~!
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1918 8 st. NV. Or. %. /.
1888 18th NV. Or. .25. !,
3lS Mass.sve.n.e..6r.25.l
$50 n st. NV. Sr...25.z
7l6 f ct. s.w.. ST, 90
las Pierce Pl.. 7r. 20. 4
206 Arthur pl., 7r.-.25.4
au10 b. II. WA
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TAKE THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAp's Tnrp TO
ATLANTIC CirY.-The time is pm, Saturday,
August 18th, for the next select excursion to
Fare for the round trip only IS, tickets good
to return on all trains Sunday and Monday fol-
lowing. Thirty minutes allowed at Broad
street station, Philadelphia, for supper, from
which point transfer is provided tree Of charge
to Marketstreet wharf. Parlor cars will be
attached to the special from Washington and
Camden-Adpt
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WANTED-HOUSES.


WANTED-To BUY AT BOTTOM PRICE FOR
w cash, eood House Cfor homel in o desirable
part Of nQrthwest or Capitol Hill for $500 to
$500. Address CASH. Star Office 1t.
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR =
w room Brick m within twelve squares Of 9th
f Soa e a.: ssr mot 10 exceed s2S month Ada,ss
WANTED-HoUsE WORTH FROM 81 500 TO
and small cash payment; convenient access TO PO
Department; no commissions. Address CLERK K,
1tar once su13-S
WANTED-To PURCHASE TEN-RooM ROUSE
w in respectable locality; any one Offering rreat
bargain can ind immediate purchaser and save
commissions and sxpenses by addressing B. c. B. star
Office. aul2~3t
WANTED : TO RENT TEN-ROoM HOUSE:
w modern improvements and couvenisuoes; west
Of 1st st. and north Of Pa. ave. CHAs. B. BAYLY,
937 Pa ave. sul2-3t
WANTED-wE ARR HAVING GREAT DEMANDS
for Houses IN sections Of the city. Good
tenants be obtained II property Is left with rs
RsnSs cH1s BHSEsp Wiz RlsssS N or
northwest corner 18th and @ sta. NV. sulO-St
WANTED-THE STRICT ATTENTION WHICH
our ONCE with an experience Of nearly Is years.
giving TO its Rental Department has enabled US to
Keep our houses well enanted and has left with few
houses 10 oner Tor rent.
,ResideIts or non-residents having Furnished or
Unfurnisned Houses or Stores TO Rent can have
special attention to their interests by PLACING them in
our hands. JOHN SHER NAN a Co
au3-.}m IAOr y A. ne
ANTED-I HAVE APPLICATIONS DAILY FOR
w houses by good tenants; owners having houses
iSesa gsis ssT Ten Z ny I'd III pss s
ty30-1m
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L2alSa7 12th 81 r.sas q,

3 5o7 18th st. s,e..7r.se5.37
. yl7 French st, Or. % IS
~ 1905 Wallach n, 6r.25.35
~ ol7 I'd ct. ne, Or. rs. IS
~ 1913 Pierce pl-, Or. 20. IS
70 l5O4 10th NV. Or. .25. 30
u 453 n ct. n. W.. Or. :. %. IS
.0iIl3 18th st. NV, Or. .25
- 464 y ct NV. 6r.......25
70 ISIS v 81. NV, 1r......23
W 3o4S 7 st. NV, Sr, 10
50 1880 9Th 81. NV, ar. ~. 50
70 Dol Mass. av. n. e., Or. 22.s5
y Id Z Ut. ne, 7r.....22. SO
- * 4 ST. ne. 6r.....20. SO
- DOG G st. u. e., Or. 30. 80
IS 1927 n. Cap. st ,6r..2O.5O
~ 80 X q. ne, 6r.....20.50
y 1913 9TH ST. NV, 6r.2o. 35
~ ~ 4th st. ne, Or. 20
~ SIG ID 81, n. e.. Or, 49,. 20
~ 1881 n. Cap. St, Or. 1850
- 1909 Sd st. NV, Or. 1880
- l23 y st. ne, 6r...lS.37
~ % L ST. NV, Or.
Y 30 Myrtle St ne, Or. IL
10 923 v st. NV, Or. 1850
g 34l4 p st. w, Or. .16. 80
TO 2U9O 81. NV, 4r......16
y 1880 II st. ne. 6r.....l5
. IA h st. NV, 5r, 80
- 1918 II st. ne, IS
y 29lS y Of. NV, 5r.. l2. so
,09l21t 18th NV, 5r. IL so
3 fsis Ss,n 81 n sti 4r. L: g g
10 Ills 9Th ST. me-. Or. :. .12
10 SoS 25th NV, 5r. III, 30
20 1881 n. j. ave., Ar. III. 80
~ Spy H st. me-, Or. >. 1880
~ Gil 18th ST. Sc, 81. 10. 80
W 1888 18th st. n W, Ar. 10
y J24 Wilson st., 5r. ......l0
% 314 9th 1t. Sc, Or. 4
% 2Q69 9TH st. n W, 4r. IS
~ $500 18th ct. NV, Ar. -
. STORES.
% 800 PA. ave. n.w..6 IS
z 14U7 14th Ut. NV. 40
y 2OO5 18th st. NV, 7r 40
Y \. < cor. 9th 4 I NV. Sr. 80
" Sl4 21st n w.........10. 30
RNER & 90. sle Est. NV.
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5 s5IS IN \ 8 :, NJ : li,ssss
2024 Hillyerpl., i Or. So 81
gl4 18th st. NV, Tor. 80
ZIG 18th ct. NV, Tor. IS
l23l n st. n. W., Dr.. 80
1909 H 1t. NV, Or. 81 80
1871 Y ST. NV. 6r. $50
ll5Q 18th ct. NV, 7r. .45
lilo 18th st. NV. 10r..45
sig N J. ave NV, yr. As
l10t n st. NV. 7r......x5
.g4 2 st. NV, l0r......45
1888 Piercs place. Tor. AZ
liza Conn. ave-, Tor 40
.ll0 18th %. n.w-.lUr. 20
1907 18th st. NV. i Or. 40
l23g 18th st. .w.,.Sr. 40
1891 = Of. n. ". ,9r.,.....3b
1890 10Th st.n.w. ar. IS
1903 9th st. NV, gr- 80
1y0o 1otn ct. nv. 7r. ..25
1907 Caroline ST., ar. 10
"a LIST ut. s.w,, 6r......l5
20 LIST u. aw.. 6r......l5
las ]. TisHEk : GO.
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EOH 6xNT-UNfURGI
Hl7olkL ava IVA
. Hr..-..........-e 206. 80
141y Mass. ave-, 17r.
and stable. 200
! Dupont circle. l4r. 200
12l6 1St Ut. NV. 1Sr, 200
1714Conn. av., lsr. 166. 90
S12 18th 1T. NV POT. -
stable. 100. 81
1413 @ 81. n. W.. 11r.
and store. ............125
1928 n ut. NV, 15r. -.125
1915 n ct. NV. 15r. .-.125
w.,1er. and stablell6.e7
1923 Ma. ave, 13r. loo
1901 stoughton st-.-I
l3Qi ai;i O. n .;;. $50 S95
6Q2 = st n.w- 1lr.......75
1914 p st NV. 12r. rs
202y Q ss.n.v-.llr ana -
2Ox3 Hillyer p1. 11r. 10
1923 @ ct. n W.. Or. .65l
o42 n. Y. sve. n. ", Or. 65I
The above housss can |
eur Once only. THOl
eao
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WANTED--OFFICES.

w tate Business on st. between 9th and 18th.
Must be 'front.' frst OF second floor. Good Wide win
dow. Address Z. T., Star ofica sul $50
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

For nSSr-BY r o HoLIzxAN RIAL n
u AN and insurance Rrcker 10th and 80 ne
HoJsFR
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COUNTRY BOARD.

NOON LII DOAIlD.
WANTED-A FEW BOARDERs ON FARM NEAR
w BoydA Nd; pleasant rooms rood board;
shade. DC. For terms address Mra. W. 2. GREEN
Clarksburg, Montgomery Co.. Md aul4-3ts
1.-TWO PLEASANT ROOMS FOR RENT WIFE
i good Table Board excellent water, beautiful and
healthy location mountain slope. Terms As \ weak
Address Mrs. o OeBURN. enickersville. Loudoun
county, Va it
DERsONs WISHING COUNTRY BOARD FOR
IL fall can be accommodated at Mrs. JANE d
MUNYON'S, New Baltimore, FsuQuier County, Va ;
healthy location, nesr mountains good table. shade
croeuet gfoundi horseback riding reasonably refer
CPEND YOUR TWO WEEKS OR MONTHS vACA-
- ton ct Round Hin, Va, with Mrs. ELLEN
LICKEY. Best fAre Of tbs season. Terms. eco mo- !;
90 week. su12- Ste
FOOD BOARD-2 MILES FROM ALExANDRiA:
NJ trains met TO suit those in ONCE TERMS e5; from
ssDss .sis ispa
nELIaHTFUL BOARD IN TIE MOUNTAINS OF
1xvirginia. plenty Of shsde; large lawn; plenty Of
Nn. JOHN STOCKTON. 10. AIbemsris county. Va
GUNNER BoARDERs TAKEN At PHILOHONT
L2udoyn County Va one 81 The most slsvsted
spd hs.lthfui Ssct,ons q virani. sSund.ncs Of
md SthsE sSussnsas& For DsEtsoulAn sddess 2. J.
NyONFORT RETRRAT, POPULAR REsORf n
OMountsips Of laryland. near Harpers tsry. home
comforts and country advantages unexceued W. u
CLARK Keep Trysk Washington county. M
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111nnre 10 susx . BusaNxs
1GDs1so ON sAsr krNa sraskr.


Ae IL O'Clock this morning Private
1nuA114 Cook notified Hesseant Hartley
~ o1oo We something wrong at Aldus
loGsso seors on East King street.
1nu4nan Cook, Sergeant Hartley and
GR Usomer Wsnt 10 the store, end upon
9nomiaoslon rear shutter In tho base
1ne Woe found open, and the gas was
nDnG brightly In that room. Tho
a. lo1s oons . messsge to Mr.. Herr. but
lookout that no one could escal .
- ~ buildins.
u Vro4 HI. Herr's arrival q athofough search
) - mado OF the building, but none OF tie
~ seemed 10 b disturbed. Robbery did
~ eopeof 10 b, ths motive Of the villain
NJ sateFed the building. II was to Ore
80 wreck II One gss Jet wss turned
- tall 1prce snd lighted and the flames
oom M reached The Joist Tho timely
'Boovsry Of Private Wsichmau Cook
Egpvooted serious lopA Mr.. Cook paused
4lRoueh the alllsyway adjoihipg Mr.. Herr's
noose isss than halt IN hour before his dis
Gpyesy, and from that feet It IL evident that
~ buIidlng was entered between 1880 and
4 o'clcck. Mr. Herr has no idea who the
hallty party could be and II ever he does
1na ont he will prosecute him 10 the full
oEoont OF the Law.
/ Although 1t was at nrst supposed that
noihing bed been stolen from the building,
i different state Of Affairs was learned about
noua to-day. In the plumber shop OF
Wllliam A. Klsfisr, which 10 In the build
NJ was the tool boz OF Mr.. Kiefer's son
Harry, . plumber. The box was locked
N1eh Z brass paddock which the thieves
teokA From II they took revolver and .
poekstbook containing S3.ls In money.
ma thieves also broke open number OF
hcxss containing brass work, which was In
ne plumber shop.
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new ADvgRTlsRuRHrs.
i. h MARTIN q 20.
QUEENSwARE DEPARTMENT.
I'm BAsEMEyTl

DECORATED DINNER SETS.
A large stock 70 select from In English
China. Cold Band Dinner E Ssts. Deco
rated Porcelain Dinner Sets, Decorated d
French China Sets, Decorated ironstone
Dinner Sets.
tS 90 A SET.
Special bargain In Fifty Dinner Sets.
Decorated English Wsre, containing 2
doz. Tea Cups and Saucers, I doz. Soup
Plates, doz. Dinner Plates, doz. Tea
Plates, d0z. Desserts, d0z. Buffers, 9
Covered Dishes, 1 Covered Butter, 1
Sugar, 2 Steaks, I Pickle, l Gravy Boat,
Cream, 2 Bakers, I doz. Breakfast
Plates, Bowl.
With every Decorated Dinner sold the
customer Is handed printed slip which
reads as follows: "Wo guarantee this
Dinner Set for years, not TO craze or
Signed, J. b. MARTIN a. CO."
WHITE DINNER SETS Of the best
English lronstOne, guaranteed not 10
caaze aiX or crack, at $50, "a so, sG.6O and
White Porcelain Dinner Sets, Bride.
woods 81 Go. q hest English Porcelain, ut
$500, el0 90, el200 and $780,
slightly damaged Dinner Ware that
will be sod at one.half regular price.
Dinner Sets, slightly damaged, at o.. 90,
u 90, e500 and e6.OO.
CHAMBER SETS.
Chamber Sets, Decorated English
Ware, 10 pieces to set, at 80 Get.
Gold Band, Garnet Blue, Red and
Pirk stripe Chamber Sets, at $3.50 o set,
sold every at o. 60.
White Chamber Sets, with large
Pitcher, large Basin, Soap Dish, small
Pitcher and Mug. el so set,
Ribbon Gold Band Chamber Sets, en-.
tirely new, at "a 90 q set.
We have the largest assortment OF
Decorated Chamber Sets in the city.
from t2 90 to e25 90 q set.
B. MARTIN & co.
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He wants to Be Right.

9400 tuo nau!fnore sum-
Il 0r. Frank Mortimore, OF Bloomti sld, Pa :.
yee1adeut OF the National Hslf.miie Track
- Agricultural Fair association, in q
teeeer 70 the Sun makes IN official denial OF
9g1f,oisms which have been made In some
o1cssing pspers regarding the rules and
491eos which govern the new association.
- diMculty sppssrs TO be that the
$3.50 got hold of the crude bylaws
- Suies which were submitted 10
- 0elegans TO the association at It's
oeeing y Lancaster. Pa, February Is, a
{1nothy account OF which was published
Il ~ Swn the following morning. At the
&eoeing In question these rules were con !.
e0ed eeriatim, and each section was
4leeuDed, alterated and amended, after
xotoh II We adopted. As adopted the rules
0e1ee meterislly from those originally
epnmltted. Mr.. Mortimer further saws
1870 has been no msstiug OF goyernors
80 the meeting ct Lancaster, February
~ The date set for the meeting of the
Neerd Of governor IL May II The iticism
elpears 70 be directed sgsinst the rules ss
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