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Aluminium Eronzc.

Boston, July IA series Of
tests to determine the tensile aud
transverse strength, ductility, elias.
ITCHY and congressional strength OF
aluminium bronze. under the aus.
pices Of the government, was begun
at WATERFOWL Arsenal this after.
noon. Thet tests were private. The
tensile strength was shown to be
something over 10000 pounds to the
square inch, which is largely in ex-
cess of anything before shown. The
transverse strength developed was
5000 pounds on n one-iBch square
bar. This result is not equaled by
any other metal, with the single ex.
ception Of first quality crucihie
steel. The other qualities will be
tested tomorrow.
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a COROSER's JURY

assembled ard were about to begin
ia inquest when County Attorney
Wilson said that tine statutes
provide that the coroner hold an
ingues. suiy where ;here are
marks Uf violence on the body. 4,
there were none such in the present
case no inquest could he held. II,
said, further, that hc believed, tax
ing into consideration the frame Of
mind tho community is In, IL Is al.
visahle not 81 hold an inquest now,
even If it could he held. He assured
the jurymen rs citizens that the
matter would he laid before tn,
grand jury at once and 4 rigid in,
yg>tiEatiOn lie had. The jury acted
on his opinion, and the coroner dis
missed them.
This evening one more body was
found, that Of Rita Neiths, aged
IL.
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sI.nnt.n- OF Nc-rnr.

MsEEpUeE. l.a.Jg'yI5.- SUNDAY
night twenty-five C1'r-eI labrrrTs
lg;t it=liEys'- plantation ruar oak
Ridge ,D make their way into
ArS1ners- IHry were Vu.-upi @, q
party gathered = HciGeraui found
tlis morning iU thr wua.S, tftcr r.
T7rity they a~r--I Lu-retuTn bui
when tl" rHS-r went forward some
shots we've iir,i. The posse returned
the FRI "ui Eve uesr6t-s were killed.
Much Indignation prevails among
the lia"iers on account Of the run
ming away cd CDiUl-. help whom
they brought here from North Carp
LIN. ~ much cEn.u.e.
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NEW York, July ia Halifax
dispatch says that more trouble is
reported from st. Pierre, NiquetOn.
It's reported that a Newfoundland
fishery cruiser, while endeavoring
to capture a French fishing sch0on-
eT, fired 4 shot at her. The French
man got away, however, but there
Is tremendous excitement. The
British warshiFs have suddenly EFT
Halifax.
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Death Frs,.-,

GALENA, H., July i5.-Johr
Roth, the Swiss who out-tannere,
Tanner in his celebrated New Yors
fast, died last night, afte- a period
of sixty days Of total ah-tineuc,
from !, oil Of any description. Ii,
was ~ years old anu = victim OIL
progressive paralysis, which 80 n
fected the muscles Of the throat that
he could not swallow.
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Several months ago. Mr.. Henry
Plummer, Of Clements. Cal, VIII" j.
subject to cramps, was taken with d
severe attack. He had been Ac
custOmeI 90 get relief by dosing
with morphine. but the disagree
able effect that followed would make
INN miserable for hours after the
eramp had becu relieved. / TeT'
suadei him % try { hamheTlain's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrh 90 q
Remedy. He WIS much pleased
with il, n ITS effect was aim IN
St.utaneous, aud u0 tisI-rasaD!r
after effects accompanied its use.
CHAs. BAMEIsr, ": niger, Farmer
Trade Union. Clements, Cal. Fol
sale 10y Il. c. ". !. Drug DEPART
meut. u
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ST. PETERSBURG, July l5.-TherC
is strong irritation among the anti.
semiiic- here, owing 20 the fact that
some Of the prisoners convicted in
Paris Of being implicated in the
nihilist pot are Jews. Stringent
measures against tie Jews are being
prepared by the authorities. They
include the suppression Of the news.
paper NOriS,i, whose editor has been
warmed 90 settle his afIaius and leave
the country hy lsl..
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in the ground. Tine Tctcr's cart
ridge factory was burned q the
ground and nothing bat q mas ui
blackened, smJWlIeripg ruir. -r-
main % mark tire Hr1t where the
building stood.
As SOON - the news reached this
city n relief train was dispatched -
the scene of the disaster, with
Superintendent Peter ami = large
party OF SURGEONS ON board. ana re-
lief was afforded the sufferers as
soon as possible. The work Of
searching for the missing and
caring FOX the wounded Is now pro-
crossing.
The force OF the explosion dcmUi-
ished all the wires ia iN. vicinity
and it was Impossible - Get any
news from there until midnight,
when a delayed Pan Handle train
arrived. Even the passenger,
could not say much, as everything
about Kings Mills was in too de
mVr8lized condition when they
left % learn much anOut the ariIai
state Of affairs. They Cesc.!hc tine
scene in the vicinity u the gNplD-
sion rs awful Fences, trees ami
buildings for hundreds Of fee. in al
directions from the explosion were
wrecked. The car,ridse factory
was
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VICTORIA. b. C., July l5.-Cap-
tain -. Clair, senior officer Of tile
English war vessels now here, said
today that the reason for the gather
ing here in such force was 10 vel
come the new admiral, Hotham,
who was coming. They have, he
said, received no orders regarding
Behring Sea and doubts if any OF
them-ceItainly no: more than one
will 20 there.
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the Bill Passes.

KASAs CITY, July l5.-Ex-Gov-
ernor Crittenden Of Missouri, in Il
letter TO the Times, states that none
Of the Southern States will represent
themselves at the Worlds Fair If
the North passes the Lodge Federal
election bill.
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tHAELISrpS, =. g.. July IA
EiH. is reported U,ur k-ar-im. Barn
well county. Three hundred ne
cr,yS armed with titles are sIid Ia
confront twenty-five white men.
one negro was killed. Assi-tau~.
has gone from ueighb0riuE towns.
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The Secretary Of the Interior re-
geiveI from a gentleman now il
New Mexico au account q outrage
committed iu that territory tine last
few months 10y White CAPS. in the
persons ri several hundred Mcxf-
cans, who. armed. masked and
mounted. almost nightly parade
through the country Ter thIriv miles
aTaEGl i.Gs Vegas, destroying clogs.
houses aud bridge, and shooting
ami terrifying citizens. Governor
'.iaee las been ordered 90 report.
aud tyrg-a VIII 1r'gh'y ice ss,,' 70
iae a'f ir,ci districts.
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BURLINGTON. Ia. July ia
wreck bet "eeua Burlington cypress
ami q freight occurred across the
river from here az ! O'Clock.
Letter adviees show that the eu-
CINE and baggage car We're tera!let
and 'I" passengers shaken up. Ia.
re one seriously Huyt
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Az ARMY PROPOSITION.

The President ani Secretary Proc
I tor are seriously considering a prUpO-
si,iDn advocated by several uTDui-
ueut army officers for the abolition
OF the present system OF division
commands, and e. have military
Affairs administered hereafter
through Departments commands.
Ia ca-e .Ie change is made. a ma
i0rgener1i Will Zee placed ia COM
maud OF each ut the two important
departments, tie Atlantic and the
''atliic, AM the interior Departments
VIII ice commanded by hrigadicr-
generals, all OF whom viii report Ia
NajDT-Generll SchofieII. commando
irE ,h" army.
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BERLIN, July i5.-An American
girl, Josephine Nuendorf, who has
been studying music in this city,
committed suicide here today. HeI
mind is said TO have been affected
10y Oyerstudy.
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LAWYER GREER

OF Lake City believed that If the
people had known that part Of the
lake, many could have escaped, and
cites the experience of Harry Ma.
hey. Young Nabey was on BOARD
the Sea l-s-, ard ,vh- II she irifted
esuGuu below the point, she
grounded Tor a short time on n lar.
Knowing the water there was shall
low. he jumIed overheard and
reached the land easily. From that
bar the steamer driftcd along the
shore, keeuinc about forty or fifty
vs.ds cut. All along the bottom
si9Pes very gradually down, so
probably oil OOuld have escaped TO
the shore had thcy known this fact.
This evening
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The Pope'S EneyelieaI.

ROME, July I5.-The coming en-.
cyelical Of the Pope urges the M.
tons TO resort to papal arbitration
for the settlement Of social question:
and national wars,
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iUNu9S. July l5.-The Helis,-
land hin pas-el j. third rrIiiu. in
the House u Lords wiki uuly YER
"al amendment.
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All Run Down

From the weakening effects Of changing
weather. by hard work, or from a lOl-
Illness. you need a Sod toEic and blood
purifier Ike Hoods SlrsIplr.Il- II you
have never tried this rgCu,ts-nedic.ne %
50 now. It Will give you strSnsth and
appetite. purify and ~ iizo ggureloos-
II have been In pooT health -or SsveEll
year,, suffering with uiiEcstiua, restless
ness In the night and in Tie TsC-=i.E :
would get up with very
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-16
WASHINGTON NEWS.
House Committee ON Elections
Mexican White Cans. etc.

WASHINGTON, July -. - The
House committee on elections today
heard arguments by Judge John
Mcclure Of Arkansas. Clayton's
representative upon the Breckin-
ridge election ease.
Judge Mcclure began his argu-
ment by attacking Breckiuridge in
re ly 10 certain statements made 10y
thEt gentleman, as exhibited in the
record. lie charged that Breckin-
ridge had sought 20 incite his par
tisans 10 treat him ,McClurel n
they had treated Clayton. He re
scented the effort, which, he said.
had been made to make the people
Of Arkansas responsible for a series
Of crimes which he sought 30 show
were part II a general plan, carried
ont hy politicians who are ballot-bJX
suffers and s'ealeys, with the de-
Hibernate purpose "a reverse the will Of
the uCouig az .hG polls.
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Tired Feeling.

After taking only part of the first bottle
q Hoods Slrsapariill / could rest well
all nish; and feel refreshed when I woke
up. must sly that Hoods Slrs5paTiIla Is
alitis recommended 60 be- Mrs. II. d.
WTNANs. 20 +. Mason 81. Jackson, Mich.
Il have used Hoods Sarsaparilia - a
blood purifier and am well pleased with IT,.
{; being In my opinion sle proper medicine
for the purpose WI C. WUFErH, or
ganist. s.. Mays Church, Detroit, Mich.
My daughter received much benefit
from HoOd's SIulplrilla a. a toaic after .
protracied attack % pHsumouil-7 EEv
+. II. ADAMs. New Hartford, q
Hoods Sarseparilla
sod by druzrists. 81; six for - Prepared BY
yC.L HUpDs C"-. AFu;lee1r .LoUeI. Mass
& 100 Roses Ca1 Dollar
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commanding; the naval forces on the
Asiatic station, has informed the
Navy Department that there il no
truth in the report that ne took pos
session Of the Kings palace at
Seoul, during the recent trouble in
C0rea, and that all he did on the Oc-
casiDB In question was 10 station
troops in the United STATES legation
building the protection OF Ameri-
can subjects and property. They
were subsequently, Withdrawn, as
Affairs resumed their usual state.
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LION COFFEE
selection CT
Mocha, Jayaagd
Rio, prCpcrij
blended and is
conceded By sII
20 make TIE
incest cup o.
Coffee in the
land. y 8c1uG-
full PictureCard
in every Pack
ara Enr Eafa
eyeryNhere.Ask
your Grocer for
~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-16

In TIE House today Vaniever
Call introduced q bili granting q
pension o! $500 a year 10 the widow
of the late General John g. Ere
mont
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

The coloret Catholics OF East Washington
have decided IL builG a church for themselves
as Soon az permission Is secured and the neces-
sary ARA ygements made.
The eva suit OF Owen Owen against William
D. Moore To recover S35, the price OF a sui, OF
clot!es, viii not come up again. MIR. Moore
having agreed to a settlement of the claim.
George Thomas. cOlOred, of 235 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue northwest fell of an electric Car at 4th
street and New York avenue yesterday and was
slightly bruised
Albert Wheeler, driver Of a sand wagon. fell
from his seat al A stree, and Mary land avenu,
and broke his arm ID two places. lie was taken
to Providence Hospital
slight hre IN the engine room of Nixon
Brewers feed establishment. No. 1Og It'll stree
southwest, yesterday caused sigh; damage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-02

Mr.. J. X Whalley of No. 227 LIST street north
west has In his possession an ordinary needle
which he had involuntarily carried in his per
son for forty years and which recently worked
lie way out Of his back. Mir. WhalIey, when O.
ooy OF sixteen years. in Loudoun county. Va.
accidentally swallowed q needle but was not
aware of any trouble therefrom. After he had
reached the age of manhood, however. he
sometimes suffered from pains in the chest.
which he attributed to colds A few weeks
s,h'e he had siIght attack of pain in the
chest, winch shifted around to the shonIder
anu ho applied porous plaster When this
wa taken on what appeared to DO a young but
vigorous boil was seer. and in this was a dark
spot, which proved on examination to be the
point oil a needle The needla was pulled out
anu Mr.. Whsiiey now feels none of the former
DADA
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MORTAR SrorrrD SKIN.
COVERED WITH SCALES. AWFUL SPECTACLE.
CURED IN FIVE WEEKS BY THE
CUTICURA REMEDIES.

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layers accompanied with itching. / would scratch
every night until then the next night. the
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again. In vain did consult all the doctors in the
country, but without aid After giving up all hopes
of recovery, happened to advertisement IN the
newspaper about your CUTICURA REMEDIES and
purchased them from my druggist and Obtained almost
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GEO. COTEY. Merrill WIS.,
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Paying Teller Bauer's Birthday.

The directors of the Lincoln National Bank,
as well as the numerous friends of Mr.. Horny
F. Bauer, the paying teller, remembered that
yesterday was his birthday. The consequence
was that he received congratulations and pres
ents and SO many assurances of good will that
he was quite overwhelmed. He was especially
pleased to receive an appreciative letter.
signed by the officers and directors OF the
bank. which not only expressed the regard in
which he was held but inclosed GIFT of S3S in
gold This represented in very happy way
the number Of years which Mr.. Bauer has
spent IN the journey of life.
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A Petition.

TO the Senate and House Of Representa-.
tires ia Congress assembled:
The uaderstgaed, citizens of the District
Of C0iun.tid earnestly protest against the
passage Of II. X. 6iu s243 kno,Va as the
Atkinson biIi, toithola substantial dmend-
ment
In its stead We ask for legislation Vhich
shaU.
FIRST, sare life and Gmb and reduce
an obstruction TO trade and trarel by re-
moring dcdth-trap 0~ade-crossia0s within
the city limits, UhersUer such removal is
practicable.
SECOND, enlarge freight facilities or
0frt''0 the railroad po,0er of condemnation
T'thin tie city east Of Sd street ,oest aud
south Of he present tracks.
THIRD, Increase the beauty of the CAPT.
tai by rc7naoving surface tracks from oh
street and The mall, either relieciao the
park entirely Of railroad occupation, or
sinking and covering from vie,o the dis
F111ys'1g tracks across Il. U tie station is
TO be permitted 10 remain on the park l0e
ask that 9Th street be cleared of tracks and
hdtnte tracks on the mall be hidden from
si0M and rendered easy aud safe TO be
crossed. And tn this eceat tOe also ask
that The road be required 10 make abe
Qtfdte compensation for its valuable priu.
hcges upon the mall by rcnsoui,lg grade
crossings and decreasing the killing and
fsdHgliag Of the people on its surface
tracks.
In local railroad legislation zoe ask that
consideration shall be given, FIRST, 10 human
afe, merit TO trade, neat to The city's beauty,
and only lastly to tie proposed tsgaliziny
Of the roii'odoi's Illegal acts, and the pro
posed gra:uitOas confirmation Of its va-
dut'sorized use Of public property.
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Transfers of Real Estate

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows
Comms. D. c. to A P. Clark, part lot 2, 50. north
OF 1858; g. P. A. Burton to Z. A. Fay. part Z.
so. Is; SO. A. Fisher to ]. D. Bailey ct
al, IS interest, lots IA to II. 50. $685. $1,000. s.
Ross to same. lots and 9 do; $3.50. E. Lyd-
dane to J. I. Lipscomb. part lO7, Us add. tow
W.; $500. II. Barton ct al. to Mary L. Mac
Daniel. lots and 4. blk. 2, University Heights;
sl,69S6 90. ". A. Wising to W. l.. Bramhall,
lot q. so I03. s
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CASH BARaArss.

BEAUTIFUL NEW STYLE FIGURED cHALLfEs,
q, 10. Like.
INDIA LINENS. auction bargains s. TO- Ia,sc
VERY BEST QUALITY FRUIT OF THE LOON
BLEACEED CO1IO yard ide. She.
CHINA SILKS, beautiful new styles. 37lS. SOC
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF FIGURED LAWNS.
., s. 10. l1Isc FRENCH LAWNS, LINEN LAWNS
VERY FINEST QUALITY LoNsDALE CAMBRIA,
yard wide, loc.
COLORED SCRAH SILKS. SOC
SILK MoHAlR BR1LLlANTINES. excellent quail.
hy, special cash bargain. 25c.
HENRIETTA ENGLISH CASHMERES wide double
width, excellent quality all colors cash barnsn Poe
sHEETING COTTON, Immense double width, ex-
cellent quality, 25c.
LADIES CLOTH DRESS GOODS yard and half
wide, Pure wool. only soc
HENRIETTA FRENCH CASHMERE SERGE. nearly
Saro and hall wide. pure wool 5Qs real value &c.
sILk MOHAIR BhiLLIAN1INE,. nearly yard and
squsrtsr wide. special cash bargain, 45c.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF BIANKETS
LADIES' BALBRI9GAN ENGLI, H STOCKINGS,
Three pairs for 3Oc., cheap at 2ac. apair.
cAKTERS CASH STORE
I'll MARKET SPACE NEAR 7TH ST
4 CASH PURCHASE TO TIE AMOUNT OF ss
ENTITIES THE PURCHAskR 10 ONE OF OUR
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Badly Hurt by u Cable Car.

Mr.. George H. Rhodes, who lives at III Sd
street northeast was seriously injured yester-
day afternoon at 7th and streets northwes. by
cable car. Mr. Rhodes was passenger on the
car and desiring to get off at tho corner men
toned he called to the grip man. As the latter
was checking mp Mr.. r. alightod and rs he did
50 u south-bound car struck him. He was taken
to tho Emergency Hospital and attended by
Drs Ellyson ana Hay. He was found to be
badly bruised and cut. and, it is thought, in
ternally injured. He was taken to his home
last night.
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To Revisit the Battle Fields

A number of the members Of the third Penn
syivanIa artillery and one-hundred and eighty
eighth Pennsylvania volunteers expect to cele-
brate their fifth annual reunion by an excursion
this evening to fortress Monroe. At this place
handsome soid-lcttered tablet will be securely
Embedded in the massive walls OF the old
fortress in memory OF the members OF these
companies who died on the field and in the
southern prisons. Thence the party go to Nor
folk, Fort Harrison. Richmond, Yorktown and
9th ~ points OF interest. returning to Wash
ington Saturday. August O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-02

The program of the concert by tho Marine
Band at the White House grounds at 545
O'Clock this afternoon is as follows: March. En-
Route, Little; Fairy Tale. Bach; Trot de
Cavalerie, Rubenstein: Selection, La Belle
Lurette, Offenbach; Ave Maria, Gounod; Next
can Danse, Leyos Deti, Martiney; Quartz. for
Saxaphones, Annie Laurie, Buck. Messrs.
Stopsack, Kruger, Ter Linden and Lawton
Overture. The Agonies OF Tantalus, Suppe;
March, Gigerl, Wagner; National Air, Hail Co
iumbia Fyles
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A sunday Scaool Election.

Zion Baptist Sunday school has elected Of
neers as follows: L. J. Hart superintendent
Hrs NJ L. Whales, assistant; Miss Mary Meade
bowling, secretary; Ella A. Jones. assistant
5. 5. Hewitt, librarian; J. H. Smiler. assistant;
Prof. K J. Daniels, orgsnist Prot. Z. W. Scott.
ehorlster; p. /. Latney, Aquilla Sayles, W. d.
jarvis and Carter Purdy. ushers: j. j. Lewis
and 5. 5. Hewitt, delegates to the union.
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The Golden Cross.

Halcyon Commandery, No. 12s. U. o. G. c.,
held Its regular meeting last evening at Golden
Cross Hall. Noble Commander Humphrey ap-
pointed Sir Knight A. II. Stamp and Ladies
Mary R. Stetson and Ella C. Weston the COM
mittee on the good of the order. The finance
COMMITTEES is Sir Knights Thos. Humphrey and
A. ii: stamp and Lady Sarah Z. Adkins. Sir
knight Geo Ii. Cline submitted proposition
for the good Of the order, which was debated
at length by Sir Knights Cline. Wood. Stamp,
Stetson, Trainor and others and adopted
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Sapoiio In the Work House

Lewis sapollo, who las served two terms in
the penitentiary, was sent 70 the work house as
avagraIt today b. Judge Miller. sarolio has
been before the court a number of times aud
clHlms 10 be n Frenchman and unable TO under
stand our language
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Death of DIR. Means

Or. Samuel Il Means, an assistant physician
at St. Elizabeth hospital died yesterday morn.
ing afte- brief illness. He was young man
of much promise. and although he had been
connected with the institution but little over
ayear had earned the entire confidence Of DR..
Godding and all others in any way interested
IN the hospital. lie graduated with first honors
only two years ago FROM the National Medical
College.
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SOC. CASH. Soc. WEEKLT.-New credit system;
Rogers silver ware, clocks, china. lamps, table
and piano covers. table linen, cutlery, rugs.
clothes wringers, lace curtains, portiers, win
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Will call with SAMPLES