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The parade. which is to be the chief public
feature of the Inauguration of President Har-
rison. promises to be one of the grandes. street
displays ever witnessed ON this continent. 1t
will. it is thought. exceed in magnitude
even the grand demonstration in Phila-
delphia at the centennial celebration last
fall. The organizations that have reported
and asked for position in line aggregate nearly
fifty thousand men. To provide for the
prompt movement of so large a body of men
requires much preliminary work. This is being
accomplished mainly by Gen. ID. H. Hastings.
acknowledgement of the Pennsylvania national
guard, who has been designated by Gov
James A. Beaver. the grand marshal as his
chief of staff. Gen. Hastings is now in this
city and has made many visits here recently to
confer with members of the military and civic
committees and with those who will marshal
different sections of the parade as to details
Gen. Hastings again went over the route of
the procession yesterday afternoon and had a
conference with Gen. Gibson. Chairman Brit
ton, and others. Many points as to the pro-
cessiOn will not be definitely settled until after
the 22d. when all the bodies intending to parade
have reported and been assigned to positions
IN line. Then final order will be made pre-
scribing the composition of each grand division
of the procession and definitely fixing the place
of each organization in line. Instructions will
be given also as to the order in which each
organization Is to march. The military will
march in close ranks, so as not to unnecessarily
lengthen the line.
MAP OF THE ROUTE.
The map of the route of the procession which
The STAR reproduces on this page. is one pre-
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pared by Gen. Hastings direction. Copies of
1t will be autographed and furnished to COM
handing officers of organizations. The ina,l-
gural procession proper is the proce ssiOn that
leaves the capitol after the President has taken
the oath OF office and escorts him to the White
House. President Cleveland when he leaves
the White House for the capitol March 4. stop
ping Oh the way to take up the President-elect
will be escorted by the regular troops and the
District national guard. These organizations
Will be massed during the inaugural cere-
monies in the grounds east of the capitol. the
right resting in front of the House wing ready
To form III column soon as the new Presi-
dent has taken the oath. This body of troops
upon returning from the capitol will form the
first division of the procession.
THE ORGANIZATION OF THE PROCESSION.
The other divisions will be constituted as
follows:
Second division-The national guard of
PENNSYLVANIA, under command of Maj. Gen.
Hartranft
Third division-Military organizations from
other states, marshaled by Gov. Foraker, of
Ohio.
Fourth division-G. A. II. Posts, Sons of
Veterans, Union Veterans Union and other or
CARNATIONS of veterans of the late war. mar
shaded by Gen. VIM. Warner of Missouri COM
mander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the
Republic
Fifth division-Civic organizations. mar
shaded by Col. Myron NJ. Parker, of this city.
A sixth division is provided for which will be
composed also of civic associations. if it ia
found inconvenient to embrace all in the fifth
division.
Nearly one hundred and fifty civic organiza-
tons have asked for assignments to position
The organizations from states sending a con-
siderable number will be brigaded or formed
IN sections each with a marshal The Penn
sylvania section will have as marshal Hon.
Edwin ;. Stuart, of Philadelphia. The New
York clubs will be marshaled by Gen. Henry
A. Barnum. Maryland's contingent will be
commanded by Mr.. W. W. johnson. of Balti-
more. The New jersey clubs by Gen. John
Ramsay. of Jersey City. There will be brigade
probably under the command Of ex-Represent-
alive Calkins. of Indiana,
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If You WANT The
GREATEST BARGAINS

That you have ever in CLOTHING, come at
once to the GIGANTIC BANKRUPT SALE.
Mems Elegant Dress Suits 50, So, and 81
Good Working Suits at 1915, "a, "a. So and So
Finest Grade of Black Sack and Getaway Suits of
Imported Corkscrew at Ss.15, IS, $3.50, and 80.
few OF those fine Prince Albert Suits left at sI3 rs
worth sac
And Overcoats at 81 65 S., SO. and So so. perfect
beauties; worth from S12 to 500 each
Chlldrens Suits. from to IA years, at 81 g.
81 81, ard 81; the finest quality at 1925 $3.50 50.
and $3.50; worth from So to $40.
Mems Working Pants, 13c.
Splendid Atwood Dress Pants at 81 80 81 10 and
81.
Fine English Corduroy Pants, 81 81
Children's Knee Pants 33c, 3Sc =, 4Oc, and SOC
This sale will POSITIVELY CLOSE in SIX DAYS
Please bear in mind the number,
sig STREET NV.
FIRST CLOTHING STORE FROM NINTH.
BANKRUPT CLOTHING SALE.
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90 numbers from y o 20 7alO Inclusive hing
80 n1moers On esch side OF the number sia~ins the
.ssa nnFliers ending with a.. befng the two lat
ssr 49, ~ namesr drawing the capital PINE q
800 numbers ending with o. being ,h. two lat
,s,,r - I'm ss o nnnors drawing the seond csrtl
PRIZES cAsHED IN FILL WITHOUT DEDUc-
We. the undersigned bankers q New Orleans Ia.
Will pay all prxes drawn IN The Louisiana Lot
fiiRRE LANAux, President STATE Natl Bank;
carl kohN fssisni S L % N Ss, h ssa,
The Snes,re.rs having saIerNised the SINGLE
STATE LOTTERY. hereby certify thai the sinSe an
the numbers which were tins DAY drawn from the
$1,000 placed IN the WHEEL With the prizes
Wins. cSr band. :, New Orleans La. thi. Tues.
= I. I BaEhAITTREeARD} Commissioners.
No. 25yl5 draws csJstal prize. 100000. sold I'm
Kansas CITY, Mo. TitusVile Pa ana Dec@iur, fsxas
No o4l0a draws second caIitSi priSe sihd, OS0
y g portisnd Me- IscksoG Mieh "a. GSson. kS
pegsMoines, Iowa; Quincy, IN, and Hardy. Neh
.oiS in Nes o qEsSs ssop er S.. TS oHS
Memphls. Tenn Jersey CITY. y. J.. Duluth,
No. $500 draws s250o0. sold in New Yorl. NJ
Ts e's' an failcisoo Cal Chicago M Memphis
Nos. 1855. aod iSH dr. sss sach slo.o
each $4,000
The work Of sending the Official lis, 20 ever, ,re
slondent beeins immediately sitter the drawing and
OF our patrons experience any DELAY I'M reVi. ID II
! owing to their name being among the last On The
Address Ma DAuPHIN.
a,..-,. New Orleans. Ia.
:, SEw ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
~ New Orleans IA.
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PROFESSIONAL.

DROF CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
II yoysnt, Astrologer and Spiritual Medium. born
with second sigbt and veil Every hidden mystery re-
yealed kecovers lost or stolen property. Finds hid
den treasures. Gives lucky numbers Causes speedy
IN business Remoyee all family troubles and Ell in
nueDces Cures sickness IL oisal POINTED by efforts
of others, judge not all alike. the Professor
vince the most skepticzl Strangers from other cities
viii tine and disappointment by calling tho
only genuine clairvoyant in this city, he succees
where all Others fail and adyertises only what he
do. sittnes Doe lAfe-reading b. mail receipt of
81. Name lock Of hair. date Of birth Hours % ~ D
Open Sundays from ~ pmL
jan26-tomh1s 4ol 9th St NV
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
M LIFE. All business confidential Ladies and gen
teinen 80 cents each. 4OS between 4th and 9Th
sta NV se24-22Ss
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SEVEN COLORS IN HAIR.
Is it Possible to Tell the Color of Your
Hair?

We noticed. and remembered
for the benefit of those of our
readers whose hair is beginning
to turn grey, is notified, faded,
or injured by bleaching, the adj
vertisement of u New York
Chemical Company, whose rep
utation is so well known that
the utmost confidence can be
placed in their statements. Ii
appears that up to the time the
hair has been dyed black or
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MEDICAL, &c.

\
I .ADIEs WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES or An
Dr. WILSON, ll05 Park Place n.e bet b AMI g. ltll
and 18th SITS. n. Ladies only. Remedy, % 1866
IT HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
II Dr. BROTHERS Is the oldestestablished advertis-
confidently consult Dr. BROTHERS.. 800 Is -. W.
Particular attention paid 10 all diseases peculiar
ladies' married or single. Forty years experience.
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE
.Nl or two OF DIR. BROTHERS. IDvlgorating Cordial.
VIII cure any case of nervous debility and loss u
Male or female. GOD b ST. s.w. f0-lm.
u FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERS. oO6 ST
~ W. Appeared before me and made oath that he -
the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this
and viii guarantee cure IN all cases of private diseases
OF men and furnish medicine no chArge consultA-
ton and advice free At any hour OF the day. sub.
scrieed and sworn before me by DIR. BkoTHEKS
District Of Columbia, this third day OF July, 1859.
1a30-lm.
NINE. DE FOREST, LoNG-EsTABIISHED AND
XN1 reilable Ladies Physician be consulted DAHL
at her residence s0l IT. NV. Once hours from
70 D. m with LADIES only. gls-1m'
CHICHEsTER's ENGLISH PENNYROYAL FILLS
~ Red Cross Diamond Brand Original, best, unly
Cbichester's English Diamond Brand. in red metallic
no other All pills in pssteboard boxes. PINK wrap
pers, are dangerous counterfeit send A.. tstanEsD
Tor particulars and "RELIEF FOR LADIES" IN
LADIES who have used them. Name Ialer.
CHICHESTER CHEMICAL Co.
d29-s6wJ2t Madison So Phila. Pa
nR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THB
throat nasal skin troubles urinary diseases cured
IN forty eight hours. Price, 50 per box.
DR.: boDps NERv1NE No. 9 permanently cures
&C. Price, 81. Sent scaled by mail For sale at
y3l sTANDIFokb's, cor. 9th and nv.
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DIED CATHoLIc.-The Church Ne,cs of this
city states that the late Gen. Hunt was ban
tiled and received AZ q member of the Catholic
his death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-16

FoR RESTORING THE COLOR. thickenine the
growth and beaufifying the hair and for prevent.
Ing badness, Halls Hair Remover IL unsurpassed.
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pre-eminence and happiness of her maiden
days Of leadership in society, is a very sad one
The death Of her uncle, the ex-President. in
1858. the death of her husband in 1893, the
death of her two handsome young sons, James
Buchanan Johnston, jr., at the age of fifteen,
and Henry Elliott Johnston. in memory of her
departed husbands name, at twelve while re-
siding with his mother at Nice. and the sever
hnee Of her association with the honored men,
ofies OF Wheatland- her inherited homestead,
Tor residence in "a city of strange surround
ihgs Tor the niece of James Buchanan, sum up
the mournful roll OF her life's experiences dur
ing her evening years. Few ladies' have filed
,ne nigh sphere Of first lady Of the land who
nave hsd me social honors and public applause
enjoyed.by Harriet Lane.
HER CHARMS OF PERSON,
gifts Of intellect and grace of manner In the
zenith of her young social life elected the adj
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The CHicKAMAUaA MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
The subcommittee appointed at the recent
conference of Union and confederate veterans
who fought at Chickamauga to devise
means Of preserving and marking that battle
field met yesterday for the purpose of taking
steps to procure charter from the state Of
ton. General Cist and Senator Colauitt. who
were empowdered to do SO by the general con-
ference. appointed the following additional
members Of their subcommittee: Generals
Baird, Walthall, Wheeler, Boynton, Marcus j
Wright and Col. Kellogg. There will be fifty
incorporators from the veterans of each armv
each state having troops on the field TO he
represented, together with their governors. m
ex-officio members of the association. Senator
Colquitt will prepare the articles Of incorpora-
ton.
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Intimately associated with the private life
and companionship of Harriet lane was Rebe-
kah Blair Black, now Mrs. Isham Henderson
Hornsby.. The friendship between Harriet
Lane and Rebekah Black began during the
years Of love, courtship and marriage, the cares
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NATURALIZATION PRIzrs.

100 numbers from 25l65 10 25265 inclusive befne
30 numbefs on each side Of the number driving the
100 numbers frum 64059 % 641 SO inclusive. being
80 nIm6crs on ssch side q he number drawing he
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UNPREcEpESrED ATTRACTION
ovERA MILLION DISTRIBUTED
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

Incorporated by the Legislature I'm lSGs for rdr-
cauunal ana Char1tahe purposes, and its franchi-e
made fn OF the present State Constitution in lS4a
py an overwhelming popular vote.
It's MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take rlace Semi An.
nnaly, dune and Decemberl. and its GRAND SIN.
GlE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place in es.h OF tie
otner Ten months Of the year, and all draNn IA
public, at the Academy Of Music New Orleans IA
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS.
FOR INTEGRITY OF ITS DRAWINGS AND
PROMPT PAYMENT OF PRIZES
Attested as follows
We DO herchH GRITTY nsdf Sifggrfse The drranye-
nafnfs for az The pnoafhg md Ncgi- ntaf I,ratrsr
The LOUss,dd state LotteTy Com TIny aRd ~ yey~sa
manage dsac control Tie Dusrf0s thssclrcS aud that
tn sdns eO,,N,cfec W1h honesty fdirasSs asd "a
good Jdh tOscord al ldrtscs aud authorize tn C-
fdnV 10 sse is cert. fcIie ffk yar-salS or our %
natures attached. in as advertisements"
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K ATLANTIC CITY, Nj.
Near the beach; open CRATES; goei drainage.
fel-3m JAMES HOOD.
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HoTEL LURAY,
Ii ATLANTIC CITY. N J.,
On the Beach, Kentucky ave,
Will open February Is 1889 J. MITE nl-2m
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ssfVNHE WAVERLY,"
ATLANTIC CITY. Nj
Open all the year; hot and cold water baths in
mouse; sun parlOrs Mrs. d. i. BRYANT. fe1-4m
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

FnEsH HAvASA.
KEY WEST AND NEW YORK MADE SEGARS
Just Received Prices Very Low
PEMBROKE PURE RYE WHISKY.
The Milk of Kentucky.
The Finest Bourbon Whisky
CHAMPAGNE WINES,
All Brands at Lowest Prices
THOMAS RUSSELL
f13 1918 Pennsylvania avenue.
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WINTER RESORTS.

WINTER RESORTS.
nssm SEA Asb ba 81 Rr sibf sF5DDAnD
" Hf HhSDSs qI Hill ~.
> ATLANTIC CRY. n. J., Always open and well
meets all trains cHas EViSs sf 4i%
A TLANTIC CITY, n. J-HOTELs, BOARDING
for sale by l. G. ADAMS Co. real estate agents, Real
Estate and Law Buildings, Atlantic City, N j. f439t
ID "OPENS FEBRUARY 1. 1889.
HI THE STODDART
Corner Pacific and Illinois avenues Atlantic City, Nj
heTe fur
cheerful mattresses hair. springs wire,
hSas made terms not
Open for engagements. The proprietor,
fl3-w&sIm
NEW WINTER RESORT,
IN THE PRINCESS ANNE,
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA.
This new artistic and completely appointed hotel is
now open. Situated on the ATLANTIC OCEAN Is
miles east of NORFOLK, VA, accessible by NORFOLK
AND VIRGINIA BEACH r. R., and Oh direct line
between the North and South. prmeval pine forest
Of about 900 with beautiful drives and walks
As health resort it has superior. Address
J. W. ALNY. Manager,
Or s E. CRITTENDEN date of Hygeia Hotel. Old
Point Comfort Na), IL Broadway, New York Room A.
fe2-26teo
FE'HE LEHMAN, OCEAN END OF PENNSYLvA-
Il ma ave, Atlantic City, y. j. Enlarged and newly
furnished. sun parlor, electric bells, &c.
ja2G-s,tu, th-om MRS. L. W. LEHMAN
TENHE VICTORIA. OCEAN END, S c. AVE- AT
Il jantlc CIty. Thoroughly renovated heated, gas,
&C. hot and cold sea water; open all the year:
ial9-s,tu&th,:}m W WILLIAMS
Il ,,, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ-
Moved to the Beach.
ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
UNSURPASSED OCEAN VIEW
Salt Water Baths in the house. Elevator.
fe9-:}m L. ROBERTS SONS
III ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.,
1890 On the Beach, Kentucky ave,
viii open February l6 1889 j. NHITE. fiI-2m
/ ATLANTIC CITY, Nj
Near the beach; open CRATES: gosi drainage.
fel-3m JAMES HOOD.
ssJNHE wAvERLY"
Open all the year hot and cold water baths in
house; sun psrlors Mrs. J. L. BRYANT fel-4m
hEL CORONADO.
~ Ocean End, Virginia ave. Atlantic City, " j.
open ali the year. Excellent Cuisine.
tsl5-2m MRS. W. l. ADAMS.
HE ISLESWORTH. ATLANTIC CITY, y. j.,
l. On the beach, sea end of Virginia ave-,
WILL OPEN FEBRUARY q, 1889.
a14-6m BUCK MCCLELLAN.
WINTER AND SPRING RESORT. EATON COT
w tase Hotel, Old Point Comfort Va Terms 81
per day; $40 per week and upward
ja5-3n' GEORGE BOOKER Proprietor
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Arrangements for the Great Parade on
the Fourth of March.

TIE ROUTE AND THE MANNER IN WHICH THE
LINE WILL BE FoRMED--A MAP THAT SHOWS
THE PLAN OF THE GRAND MARsHAI.-rHE
TELEGRAPH SERVICE.
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TEL CORONADO.
~ Ocean End, Virginia ave. Atlantic City, " j.
Open ali the year. Excellent Cuisine.
jail J-2m MRS W L ADAMS
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CRANULATED SUGAR &c
~ cans Sugar Corn, 2Uc. Oregon Patent Flour
per bbl, $3.50 Full Cream Cheese, 16c.
Choice Family Groceries at Wholesale prices
Ierlns cash. y. A. POOLE.
dlo-om Y44 La ave
REST GRANULATED SUGAR, 11tc PER LIB
ID Best Rio Coffee, Poe. per h. Java Coffee. 2Sc
per Id Mocha and Java, &c. Perfection Mixed Tea
Iexceliing Alb Doe per ID. Best Sugar Cured Hams,
~ Star OF the East" fancy patent process Flour,
Family Flour, So so per lbl. 81 so per A Dbl sack
II lbs Lard for 81 Choice country roll Butter, 5c
per 10 good country roll Butter poe per H. ) lbs
CTS. Eorny for .15c
Send postal card or call and see us if convenient
]. 7. d. PYLES,
Ja29-''m 412 4th st. &. e.
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ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
UNSURPASSED OCEAN VIEW.
Salt Water Baths in the house Elevator
fe9-;bm T. ROBERTS A SONS
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NEW WINTER RESORT
IN THE PRINCESS ANNE,
VIRGINIA REACH VA

VE'HE LEHMAN, OCEAN END OF PENNSYLvA-
Il ma ave, Atlantic City; \. J. Enlarged and newly
furnished. Sun parlor, electric bells, &C.
5a2G-s.tu,th-5m MRS. L. W. LEHMAN
FENHE VICTORIA. OCEAN END. s c. AVE, AT
Il lantic CITY. Thoroughly renovated, heated, gas
&c hot and cold sea water; open all the year.
ialg-stuSth,:}m W WILLIAMS
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n,HE lSLESWORTH. ATLANTIC CITY, y. j.,
On the beach, sea end of Virginia ave.,
WILL OPEN FEBRUARY -, 1889.
5a14-6m BUCK L MCCLELLAN
WINTER AND SPRING RESORT. EATON COT
w tase Hotel, Old Point Comfort, Va. Terms 81
per day; $40 per week and upward
ja.)-3n' GEORGE BOOKER. Proprietor
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FfNHE CHALFONTE,
Il ATLANTIC CITY. n j.
Moved to the Beach
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The route over which the procession will
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OF domestic affairs. with the joys and sorrows
OF life, since the attachment which sprang I'D
then has grown closer and stronger The two
distinguished ladies have always enjoyed mu-
tual confidence and to-day are almost con-
stantly in each others society. Mrs. Hornsbv
Is a native Of Somerset county, Pennsylvania,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-20
NUGGETS OF NEWS


Capt. Stephens, Of the Allan line
steamer Peruvian, which has arrived &C
Queenstown from Baltimore, Halifax
and St. Johns, died on his voyage from
the latter port to Queenstown.
The remains Of John Sewer, first gov
ernor Of Tennessee, which have lain for
seventy-fOur years in north Alabama,
were yesterday reinterred in Knoxville
with impressive ceremonies.
EIisher Packer, aged 20 years, nephew
OF the late Judge Asa Packer, Of Penn
sylvania, died suddenly az Pier 2, North
river, New York, where he was eln-
plOyed as q clerk.
The freight depot of the New York
Central railroad at Buffalo was burned
Yesterday There was but little freight
in the building and the loss viii not
amount to over $50, 900.
The mayor Of Belfast has sent g, 500
BY cable to the Johnstown sufferers as
an instalment on the amount 20 be raised
by the citizens Of that city.
Charles Reeser, Reading hotel keeper,
was drowned at Heckla, Schuykill
county, yesterday
The Harmonic, one Of Capt. Wiss-
mann's steamers, which was reported
to have been lost, has arrived at Fan
xibar.
r. G.. Mitchell who has taken Halle
old stand. says he can knock the Balti
more shoe dealers clean out Of time ID
prices and quality.
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CHARLESTON, ". Va. Jnne q. James
d. PAUL. bachelor Of 60 years. who
owns several farms IA Putnam county.
and who had for = tenant William
Wheeler, with whom he lived, was
struck ON the head last Sunday morning
b. Wheeler with q poker from which
he died. Wheeler charged that PAUL.
was too familiar with one Of his
daughters.
At Plymouth, Putnam county, John
B. Moore became involved in trouble
with Henry Bradley Moore struck
Bradley with club and killed him.
At the Marmet mines, Putnam county
Doc Lawrence and Tom Stevens re-
newed an old feud. which resulted in
Lawrence killing Stevens with 4 miner i
nick.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-20
60 MAYOR 81 Merlden, Conn.

THK Mayor OF Meriden, Conn,
refused to call \ public meeting for
the purpose Of collecting funds for
The relief Of the Johnstown sufferers
saving tho city had enough to do to
take care Of its own poor. There
are people in this world, and they
are not among the worst either. Who
can ind It ia their hearts to regret
that the mayor 81 Meriden vas not
ca q visit to Johnstown when the
South Forks dam gave way.
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The RIgh. alan d &C RIsh. Place

The Right Man in the Right Place.
It is not every man that sails . ship
that is 1. sailor or navigator as expert
ence has often proven. But on the
occasion Of the Bleaching Of the prac-
tice ship Constellation in the storm
Of Monday, Commander Harring.
ton, was equal to the emergency,
and proved himself not only thec-
retical buta practical and experience
ed sailor and navigator. When bis
ship gets into trouble he knows how
to get her out, as he did the Con-
stelIation, and at the same time
teach the cadets . practical and use
fnl lesson. It is not every man that
can float ship when once beached,
but Commander Harrington, was
the right man in the right place,
and showed his skill and manage
ment on this occasion in floating
bis ship and at the same time taught
the cadets a valuable lesson in sea
manship.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-20
To- Times. Democral and man,

THE Times. Democrat and many
prominent citizens Of New Orleans
have been endeavOring for months
Is persuade the voters Of that city
to pass an ordinance levying an an
nnal tax Of three mills for drainage.
It is claimed that, once thoroughly
drained, New Orleans win be one
az the most healthful cities in the
Union. But the ordinance vas vot-
Cd down.
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THE career of the brilliant Miss
Patterson, of Baltimore, who be-
came Madame jerome Bonaparte,
is one Of the attractive articles IN
the July Cosmopolitan, By Eugene
i. Didier. A number Of rare pOr-
traits illustrate the romantic story.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-20

PENNSYLVANIA has decided by .
large majority to remain wet State
so fur as the sale and mannfac-
ture Of liquor goes. High license
il the only remedy by which this
evil can be abated.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-20

ONLY four thousand Of the eigh-
ty-6ye thousand persons arrested in
New York city last year we're unable
TO read or write. This would indi-
cate that education is not sure
preventive Of crime.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-20

RAILWAY. n. j.. June %. The result
Of the special election for mayor held in
Railway, was q Democratic triumph,
Hyer. their candidate, carrying the city
by 105 majority.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-20

HIGGINS, the weather prophet,
says the ocean is drying up. 1t is
to be regretted that Virgins is not
the ocean.