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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-15

contemporaries In the publication of the
NEWS OF OUR OWN COUNTRY.
Receiving the regular dispatches Of
enterprising special telegraphic cor
respondents at all important points; and
with wires leading directly from it's own
Office To the general network of telegraph
system touching every city, town and
hamlet in the United States and Terri
tories, 1t is enabled 10 receive and print
at once a full report of every event Of
consequence occurring during the day
anywhere between the Atlantic and Pa
citic Oceans.
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From Rockville.
Correspondence OF TEE EvENING STAR.
RorUyrIrr N,vapn1

correspondence LEE ENENISG STAR.
ROCKVILLE. November Is.
In the circuit court yesterday the assault
case Of Gloyd against Cnoate was settled and
no Indictment was found. Wednesday, on mo-
ton of JAS. b. Henderson, Warren L. Choate of
the District bar was admitted to practice in
this court The only case yet disposed of is
that of Martin l.. Main VS.. II. X. Beall on ap-
peal from magistrate; judgment affirmed and
new trial granted. The Bla inc Brady re-
moved case from Prince Georges county is
now Oh trial Tor the fourth time and will prob
ably last for two weeks.
Hog cholera has made its appearance in
various parts of the county and is very fatal
Mr.. Barton Trail lost forty fine hogs by the dis
ease few days ago.
The county commissioners have offered 800
reward FOR the apprehension OF the party who
set fire TO the barn OF Mr.. Darius Claget. in Po-
tomac district. on the night OF october 81
More sickness Is reported along the line of
the wrecked canal than has occurred for many
years.
The will of the late Robert H. Ricketts, has
been admitted 10 probate i'll the orphans court
and letter of administration have been granted
To William Lambatn on the estate of Henry
Lambeth. SAM
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THE EVENING STAR Is q PAPER
OF TO-DAY, not OF YESTERDAY nor
of LAST WEEK. Ii prints ALL THE
NEWS, Local, Domestic and Foreign,
LONG IN ADVANCE OF THE MORN
ING PAPERS.
This is conspicuously true OF all classes
of news, but especially so in regard to
Local News and District Affairs.
THE STAR has very much LARGER
and BETTER force of LOCAL RE-
PORTERS and SPECIAL WRITER'S
than any other paper I'm Washington
ever thought OF employing, and ITS
MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT AND
PRINTING FACILITIES ARE MORE
THAN THREE TIMES AS POWER.
FUL AND RAPID AS THOSE OF ANY
OTHER WASHINGTON PAPER. It 10
therefore able TO print each day q fun
report Of every transaction OF public in.
terest occurring In the District mp -
the very hour Of going to press.
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AND FREDERICKSBURG RIA
MAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGI
RAILWAY.
ElIEDMONI AIR LINZ.
4 Schedule ia effect NOyFATBFR 10 1880

4 = Il III = T.
L M schedule IA effect NOVEMBER TO- 1880
$3.50 a. ll.-East Tennessee Mail daily for Warren
Ton, OordCnsHiiIe, thaTIUttesviIle. LYnchburs and
staohs t tMetn hI AandrIa and Lynchburz Roanoke,
Bristol hEuINllle CEattanoUga and Memphis. Phil.
man Sleeper Washington TO Memphis.
ll:2i a-m-F4st MgIl daily for Wsrerton Char
LynchbCrg, Rocky Mount Danyille aud stations be.
tween lyLchbUIs and Danv:le. Greeusboro, RaleigL
AsheNillc, Charlotte. Couu bis Augusta Atlanta
Birmingham, MoLtgClneTy. New Orleans. Texas ami
Cgnfornia Pullman Sleeper New YORK 10 Atla,1ta
parioT cars Atlanta 10 Montgomery, Pullman SeeUr~s
Montgomery to New Orleans. Pullman Slecer Gre, rs
Nusblngton TO Cincinnati wa {. and q. houte.
H:10 pln-Ial4y, except sunday, for Manassas
StraSbufE and mt rpediate stations.
ODD phi-Dauy wa Iynchbdre, Bristol and Chat
tanooga Pullman Nestlbule Seepers Washington 10
Memphis CONNECTING THENCE Tor al Arkansas points
also Washington 70 New orleans
$40 p.nI.-Nestern Express. daily for Manassas
CulpcLer. Orange Charlottesville. stanton Iunis-
vile, Cincinnati. Pullman EestibQic train Washing
ton 10 Cincinnati with Pullman sleeper Tor Louis
Vile.
II p.m.-Southern Express daily for Iyrclb,,rg
Ds1iNllie halelgh, hSheTllle, Charlotte. Columbia
Augusta, atlantis, Montgomery, New Orleans, Texas
New bric&Hs VIA Atlanta and NogtgDmCrY pl,ll.oan
Sleeper WASHINGTON 10 Birmingham, Ala, Atlanta
and Georgia Pacific rail NEy.
Trains Washington aid Ohio division leave Wash.
lngtoh 800 d; IL. daily except sunday and 40 m
daily: arrive Round Hill 80 am and 40 - IN
returning leave lsUu una Hill 90 AIN daily and l.IQ
PM daily except sunday. arriving Washington 80
an and 2:33 pm.
Through trains from tie south via Charlotte. Dan
Vile and LyucEburg arrives in WASHINGTON t..,3
am and 1:lU pIu; via East Tennessee. Bristol and
LyECUufg al 10 ~ aud 10 40 y. IN via Che a
lCake ana ONO Route and CharUl tesN lille at m
and ';IO III aAd Ooo AIN. StrRaburg local at 1923
am.
Tickets sleepiny-car reservation and information
iurEsned. and baggage checked at office 1900 Penn
SWANS ave anu at Passenger station. PennsylvGnla
n9 JAS. l. TAYLOR Gen. Pass. Agent.
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WESTERN MARYLAND.
A Mysterious Disappearance-Sudd
Deaths-Court Matters, Etc.
OF THE EVENING STAR,

Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR.
HAGERsTowN, Nd, November IA.
The novel proceedings of DR.. John NJ Gaines
and Eli Wade. ii majority of the trustees of the
public schools of Boonsboro'. praying for a
mandamus to compel the county school COM
missioners to confirm certain appointments of
teachers made by the trustees came up yester-
day before Judge Syester and were dismissed
upon the ground that the court had no iuris-
dction, the laws of the state clearly defining
that the board Of state education '.shall decide
without expense to the parties concerned all
controversies and disputes which may arise"
just across the Maryland line at Waynesboro',
Pa, John Foulke a well-known citizen police
man, tax collector and constable, has mysteri-
ously disappeared. He left home on Friday
last, ostensibly to attend court at Chambers
burg. and has not been heard Of since. His
friends think he has been murdered, and a re-
ward has been offered for information concern
ing him. His official accounts are said to be
all righ:.
Several cases of diphtheris and one death
caused by that disease are reported this week
at Flddcrsburg, this county. On account of
sickness among the children tn. public school
at that place has been closed.
Mrs. helen Baker, aged eighty years a resi-
dent of Sharpsburg. where she was highly
esteemed. was found dead in bed yesterday
morning, having been asphyxiated by gas from
coal stove. Her husband. Mr.. Jacob Baker
was rendered unconscious and now lies In q
critical condition.
Joseph kretsinger, while engaged in catch
Ing mice In corn crib at Smithburg, fell
through trap door and broke one of his legs
below the knee.
Jacob kae. a blacksmith, residing near
Leitersburg, was found dead in bed yesterday
morning, having died Of heart disease Mr.
John Mclaughlin. well-known resident of
this city, stepped into doctors Office to apply
for medical advice. and before he could ac-
cept the invitation TO be seated, dropped dead
also from heart disease. He was a man of
family.
The November term of court, which begins
here Monday next, promises TO be a long one
Embraced III the trials are the cases OF Charles
Sanders cOlOred. charged with the murder of
Rudolph Herr, and Michael Zimmerman for
the stabbing to death of u young man named
Sick, at Leltersburg. this county.
The new Reading bridge across the Susque-
hanna river. which will give the Western Mary
land railroad IA connection at Harrisburg with
the Reading road by way of the W. NJ b. and
CIV. R.R. branch. will have masonry piers and
iron superstructure. The Susquehanna is wide
| at the point where the bridge will closs and
twenty-five piers will be required TWENTY-FIVE
OF which will be built i'll the river
The property of the late Jim" Pickett, shot
and killed by galloway Brown, which is located
on Jonathan street. this city. was sold Oh
tuesday to ". J. Hurley for SI,36l. b.
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In conclusion, the public should bear
I'm mind this one significant fact: THE
to impress the public. ITS CIRCULA-
TON Is SWORN TO; its PRESS
ROOM is OPEN TO THE PUBLIC;
and its BOOKS MAY BE INSPECTED
examination. These are CRUCIAL
TESTS, which few papers invite, and
which those that boast most are Least
able to stand.
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by the free use of the OCEAN CABLES
for REGULAR AND SPECIAL DIS
PATCHES, and with the difference of
time In its favor, Il is also able TO give
its readers every afternoon the news of
the WHOLE EASTERN HEMISPHERE
for the entire day, and up TO IL o'clock
midnight, thus leaving literally nothing
In the way Of news from Europe, Asia,
and Africa for the morning papers,
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Statue to a Worktagmau.

The first statue erected in this country to q
workingmaa viii soon be unveiled in sacra-
mento. 1t is in honor Of E. j. Stevens,
late master mechanic Of the Southern Pacific.
who had for years been in charge of immense
railroad shops in Sacramento. The funds for
the monument were contributed entirely by
Workingmen.
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RAILROADS.
BAIrMoRr AND OH,o R.upo,n

Schedule in effect Noven Der ! o. 1859
v tTS sIa s Of New
For chicas9 and Northwest, Tss,ibuled Limited
For Cincinnati, 81 Louis and 1ndiSnspOl.. express
| For Pit;sSGrg and Cleveland. vestbpled Limited
Ss II and e l1 ss,Sns
fst ssissnors wssi Gays, 90 90, 40 7.2o,
1910, ZOO. 2 80 '45 minntes,; 5 as ninnissI
3GS "a s IA 80 IS $50 20 7:l 40 ;4S 40
So Is = Ein Mes S. H: ~
FOR Msy, stations between wsshinrten and Bsl,i-
-; 20 P.p; sundays $40 an. lis, s.a5, AS
Trans iss,s Baltimore for Washington. week days
10 e sm: 20 %. fiG spq 30 Sts r iS
AIS, 300, 800 ego, Z 10. 80, $40. 1920
a aGS' an, and 90 pp sundays. %. !4S 80
5;o99, :: 20. 7:io, $50. $50, 1880. 1928 and
. for Annspolis, $50 and 70 an, 1910. .e5 and
4nnso ih "a 40 Sss4ys; sS az q! IA g. " Leave
fos s'ations the Metropolitan Branch. te As.
flS3S am 80 ,B Bm iGE principal stations only
For For aSstsle and Way Stationf -
FoT BSyds and inteTinsdisie stations. ~ 90 pm.
CHURCH c; train leave. wsshinson sunday at is
For frsderics 10 AS. no 30 AM, 80 O. - 80 D.
M ro sqHh s,,.rs, d.IS En-.
Trains arrive from Chicago daily III as a m ana
LOO pm. from Cincinnati and 81 ouis daily q
a. m and l5O pm. from l1ttsburg 10 am q SO
J.. m daily ' ~
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
FOR New York, Trenton. Newark and Elizabeth n
4:Oo rs 90 $50, 't2 90 m. =, 81. = 20 and
aio:SO pm Buffet parlOr all day trains
SrePiuIH car on Tue ~ 80 N, oieu at 9 90 pm.
For fhiisdelIhls, Newark, Wilmington and Chester
100, ~ Oc. '9.2O, 'l2:O0 am, 30. - 20,
and i 30 pm. "
For inierme,ate points between Baltimore end Phil
adellla, ID 40 aud 81 20 - ~ 90. t.i 3 nm
Trains leave New York tor Nasi'n.tuu' ~ 80
III 90 am, 100 > "a, 800 n Ia. aud 'l2 Is
night
Trains leave PHILADELPHIA for Washington - 40
S:lo, II 10 I'M. II 30. u 40 COB - 40 % IN
FOR Atlantic CITY II 90 and II. 90 ma sun
days 100 m. and ~ 900 noon.
fE1cept sunday. -HAi!y SSunanr onip
baggage called Tor aud checked from hutel- and res
Licences by Union Transfer Co. orders left ticket
onlcts, ~ and l3J Pa ave. and at HCput.
j. 4. ODELl. CHAs o. SI;TII
nh ten Marager. Gen lass Agt
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PHILADEIpH1A SToRE

We are giving special values in Dress
Goods, DraP dAlmas, Henriettas, Cash
merrs, Serees. Fancy Plaids, French. Eng
llsh and Domestic Broadcloths, Selyets,
Pushes. ~.
Blankets, Comforts and Bed Spreads at
less than usual prices. An examination Will
convince good judges Of value.
Underwear for Men, Women and Children
Our prizes have demonstrated the fact, the
bert for the prices to lie found in the city.
Lace tUrtSins-A big bargain. IN Lace Cur
tains At : and S2, worth double the price
asked. and about 30 pairs as u special drive
from 81 to sl2 Der pair that can't be dupI-
Gated
Imitation China Silk for drapery at 121sc,
reduced from poe. and pc.
Chenille COvers-Another lot arrived to-
day. A a. Zoe, Ga AZ 81 60.
souvenir for every Lady, four papers
smiths Red PAPER Needles. a SPOOL Cotton
and Tumble :or lSc., less than cost OF i'm
pOrtatiOD, al in a handsome box
VII oter SPECIAL bargains IL Carpets this
month.
CARHART x IEIpY
y2S 9Th IT. and zoo stnv
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

t. The way to advertise is to put your
where it will be seen by the
people you want to reach. The STAR reaches
everybody in Washington, and all advertise
tisements in its columns are regularly and
carefully read by all members of the house
hold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-15

Look d Smiths stable, in Louisville, Ky.
with thirty-two head OF trotting stock, was
destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss, s25,OOO.
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SATURDAY. OCT. II, 1850.
ELPHoNzo YouNos COMPANY.
42s NINTH STREET.
Offer as Q delightful breakfast dish Imported
kepperst Herring, Imported Fresh Herring
imported EusSian Caviar Mackerel in Tomato
sauce, Extra Choice No. MackereI. latest catch
Also New guehwheas aud New Orleans No
iA.ses.
Also Refined Corn Meal FOR Mufans, and
choice Creamery Butter.
And We are still booming" the Flour bust
ELPHoNZo YoUNGs COMPANY.
12s NINTH STREET
Ps.-Dont forget our Superior Potato Chips. Price
reduced Eye.
ocl2
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'I'HE GREAT lrx,.s,,r $50

TO THE NGKIH. wEST, And Southwest.
STEEL hEE hhIs MhaI IhTELR ffGtH TIEmESr
-, ,,>.s, ~ ilect November 10. 1850 =
c0RNER Gin And sfRfEfs. ASH As F6Lf6 J%s:
For l1ttshurY and the Vest Chicago Limited Expres
Fast Line, 10 so a. m daily to Cincinnati and &
l.ouls with Sleeping Cars from pittsburg to GIN
dianapoiis, daily, except Saturday. to Ciicaso.
NTH sioei INK Car Altoona To Chicago 81. Louis,
farior Car Washington to Harrisburg. and sleep,
Gcjnna, Har ana ri tS 81 L9Es Gnieas. and
Louis. Western Express at 40 p. m. daily, with
Lonis connecting daily at Harrrssurv " iii t6roug6
S!eeEers Tor Louisville and Memphis. Pacific ~
With through Sleeper to PIttsburg and I1ttsburg
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For hare Canandagus. Rochester aud Niagara Falls
For En- caSand fnnGas AMI a. p,
ial3 and NIagara illyekccpt saturday, 90 pm.
- WIN Sleeping Car " ashlng ton Ia Rochester.
For NIlliamsrOrt, Lock Haven and Elmra at o so
. ain. daily, except Sunday
FOB fHiLhDE 81. fi &Ew York N AND THE EAST
:29' 100 100 HOO and u 30 ana, 2:i0. 800
lao ain, ITO i:3S. 40, ~ i0S SSi ana 20 20
pm. Limited Express Pullman ParLor Cars
30 am. daily, except sunday, and 400 pm
daily with Dining Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
Fast ENlrees n 10 q. week DAY m daily
- Accom-. 600 p.m daily.
For Boston wtnSut change, 800 p m every day.
For ErooElyn, ny. all through trains connect nj
Jersey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex, al Iorie
double IeTTi&ge across New York CIV.
For Atlantic CITY, 40 IN. week days. l:20 D. M
For Baltimore, 635. 7:2O. s:IO. $500. $40 1850.
II 20 and II 40 am, l2:a5 = 40, :: 20 :l..ln
500. $40, AGO, $40, 600, 40. S:Io Ia. lo
and ll:-O pm. On Slndas, q 90 !:,I5. 10 81
II 40 am. =:lO, Bro. - 30, 90, 4 10. Z, ttl
I:iO, S:lO, ~ 100 and IL 20 pm.
for fope Srefk i-'ne' 20 sm and 40 pm. daily,
For Annapolis, 20 and $500 am. l .o5, 20 and
o;Oo Pm I6 dalls' except Sunday. Sundays, 9:O5
ALEXANDHfA tSD FRrnFprcySprpo DAY,
MAJ AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILWAY
IL EFFECT MAY le. 1889
For Alexandra, $50, 0::55. 1:iJ. y ~, o:45 1887
am lEb4 noon, 800, -. %. 6:Oi. 6:.li
S0E, 1920 and 30 pm. On Sunday at I'D
f;f3, e:45, 1857 am, 2:3J, G:Ol. s .02 and
Accommodate for !Quantico, 7:45 am and 4 90
- pm week ttSys. : 40 Ii. Sundays.
r or hlchnloid and the SOUTH 30 81 IN daily
- ana O:Sl 4 IN. daily except Sul day.
Trains leave Ale 1aIurIa for Washington o. O.
5000, $40, lO:l5, II 90 An: 20 300 3 IS
o:lo 500, 500, go 10 81 amt % 4, IN On
Sunday az 81 y ard :07 ain. - 100, D 10 .O5
500. $40 aud U 81 pm '
TICK - and information at the Office northeast cor
ner OF 18Th street aud Pennsylvania aveuTr and At
tie station. where order can DE lrft the chez "a
baggage 10 estimation from hotels and residenras
C4iAS r fsGH, J. z. WOOD,
General Manager Tnll1 Gen Pas Avc,'.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

(y0NlnsslONKR OF DEEDS YoR EVERY STATE
~ snd xerritory Notary and D: O. ComInissaonsf.
~ \ ScA4-As ASxl y 81 nv. IN once from An
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

C Gu PER YEAR, DEPRESSED BUSINESS
2lC prices; Maplewood Institute, both SEXES.
ConCordvie Pa. Firstcass instructors all hes
taught; good home for Little Boys. Jos. SHORT
LlDGE q ale). A. NJ, Principal auI2-Im
IVY HALI-A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
L Tor Children at Forest Glen, Montgy Co.. Md En-
Illsn and other branches thoroughly taught Kinder
garten Miss EMMA PHENrIsS. Principal.
aul 7-:mos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-15

81 The esteem In which THE sTAH
is held by the reading and advertising
public is cOnclusively shown by the hs-
ures given below.
In the first six months Of each OF the
five years named the average daily cir
culation of the paper was:
In 1885 %. 5O7 copf>a
1885,. ..................24,3 1882 ["
1901 20, IOS
" 1888. .................27 ,O63 /"
ASSo...."....-..... 2&1
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

CHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
- NUkDDEUIsCnEk LLOYD s. s. CO
last ESpress Steamers.
To Southampton tLOndon. HayrrD. Bremen
Saaie, ed, Nov Is, - AIN. Ems. Sat-, Nov. IT,
IL am rave, We'd, NOV. 20, PIN: fuida sat-
Nov. -. $50 M. Lain, We'd, Nov. %, q IA. !:
Eiaer, sat-, Nov. 80 Ii ain.
Comfortable state rooms excellent table, luxurious
taloOn appointments. Prices; LIST cAbin. $40 aud
upward Derth, according to lOcatlOn I'd cabin $50
adult steerage al low rates. Apply " L. H. DhOOP
go Penn.
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These figures, showing constant 40
large increase I'm both departments o.
the papers business, seed no connsnts
They tell the story Of public confidenc(
and demonstrate in the plsisest uannss
possible that THE STAR Is THE RE<
COGNIzED CHANNEL OF THIS CONE
lGUNITY FOR ALL BUSINESS COlss
HUNIcATgONA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-15

A HARVARD GRADUATE DESIRES PUPILS
N singiy or III small glasses. Apply to
Nm. II. PUTNAM, AN,
se4-3m At Sanders & StaynIalI's, !j:i4 St NV
m ADAME A. PEIE tklOM PAltIS),
w 1l.l9 18th st. E.w
trench classes and private lessons; best refer
ehces. seO-3ms
John BOTTOMLEY
u (Tenor Soioist)
Viii be at liberty December for Choir Enhancement
Residence. :s02 Indiana ave w no 4-eot1I
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Equally significant IL the showing In
regard to the advertising patronage Of
the paper, which is the surest indication
Of its acknowledged value as q medium
Of publicity. The number Of NEW AD-
NERTlSEMENTS printed I'm the cole
umns Of The Star during the first six
months Of the years named was a. fes.
lows:
In lS0o................. ,826
1856. $40
1851 ....................-x1, 01o
1888. ,s66
1850. ,05o
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CARHART X LEIDY.
y2S 9Th 1t. and zoo X at. NV.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON-

WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC ST
w Cloud Building, 9th and ts.-Twenty first
year Piano Orran voice Violin Flute Cornet &c Free
advantages y. BULLARD, Director ni5-Im
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one u com at a.
~ CT MnluUf
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niSti tot Ufu
a COni st same
pt thrur, " ~
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ing IN nW ON
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Sc 3tIsT2 ~
pm 7S-t rJsis
Rbout Tkru.s
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Delinquent Tax List.
1888.
NOTICE. TO TAXPAYERS.

UyEtCE o. CoUrTY THHAsUHER.l
RALIHE CoCETT, KAEeAs.
GAEfEA, NamanA JAY lHS-l
N0IIcE Is hsFNby Hven the9 tss sieStng
dsscrfhed Land end bDwn lOtes o. - mush
thercs,f of enfh troct e. may - necessary
Tor thal purpoee, va @ Iues9ay,
scptpmoSr -, ard durang tbs ns1t
srrttso Al NV sfflce IN the osuF1 bO1se In aa-
INA eaIine rounty, EAnsas, ~ the tAHss
and rharEes thereon. for the yea A y. ~
CLARENCE NILAoN,
Treasurer Of saline County, EaR~as.
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iIuena Vista Plaza Isi
Gels Addition.
fot Amt.
; Iron Ave So
Bover & Van Fleet'a
Addition.
lot Street Ant.
Eighth go
~ seventh ~ -
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Bsebe's Addition.

Int Biock Amt
e nus Al
lls-rlbr's second Ad
tlitlou.
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:, unJ side Nd,l,IEnn.
lot. Block. Amt.
Sweeny's Addition.
Lot. street. Amt
State isss,
o do lRg
University Addition.
lat Street. Amt.
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Mr.. Albion Little is in New York.
DIR. f. II. Files was in the city yestesday
Hon. Amos j.. Allen was in the city yes
terday.
Rev. L. ii. Hallock will preach at the
North church, Cape Elizabeth, Sunday at
2.3O D. m.
Ex-Vice President Hamlin, with his wife
and son Frank, will spend some time at The
Bluffs, Mt. Desert Ferry.
Messrs. G. w. Barnes and Arthur Twit-
chell have gone on carriage drive through
the White Mountains.
Mr.. James Hopkins Smith is in New York
where he is to meet his wife and family, who
have been abroad for year past.
Louise Humphrey Smith of San Francisco
gave a pleasing parlor recital at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Wyer Green last
night.
Lieut.. Adjt. G. w. Neal, of the Vermont
Episcopal Institute of Burlington, VT, who
has been visiting friends in this city. has re-
turned home.
william ii. Looney, Esq, has accepted an
invitation from the Central Labor IInion IN
deliver an address on questions appertaininp
to shortening hours of labor, Sept. ID.
Col Morton, the commissioner of navigo.
ton is on his way to Maine for vacation.
he will not return until September. In bid.
ding him adieu, Secretary Window spoke an
preciatiyely Of the pleasant relations which
have existed between them for the past Eve
months. a.i..a-.s