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She Will Not Have Money Enough to
Pay the Costs of Her Suits.

SAN Francisco, CAL, August Judge
Shafter yesterday gave his written findings Of
facts and the Judgment in the Sharon case
They are brief and efectually knocks out
Sarah Althea. He finds that she was never the
wife OF Sharon. as there Is no evidence to show
that Sharon ever signed the alleged marriage
contract or lived with her his wife. The
conclusion of the court is that as the plaintiff
and Sharon we're never husband and wife she
has no right or claim to any share of the Sharon
estate, and that the defendant may recover his
costs. Ii the latter decree be carried out it
will strip Sarah Althea Of everything she has.
Her little property left by Judge Terry won't
pay one-fifth of the costs Of the action.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed Is follows:
Mary E. Norman to Deloss Jones, part IA, SO.
800; $3.50. Salome Holmes ct al to r. b. Taylor,
lot s, SO. 1888; s25Oo. Mary @. Mitchell to
Lavinia N. Triplett, lots 242, 24 and 2i6.
Montello; g. Commissioners Of the District
Of Columbia to Genevieve L. Walker, west half
~, So. 8; g.. q. Ford ct al to b. L. Walker. lot
l, So 81; g. q. c. Duncanson to same, half
interest in same; s.. J. i. Bradley to j. A.
Mardel ct al, part 10, 50. IL; $50 o. s. Fir
man to c. B. Purvis, lots Q and ID, SO. 3SI
S1,040 Howard Washington to A. Z. Shadd lot
~, section |, Barry Farm; s150. ID. p. Syphax
to }. L. Butler, sub 10. SO. SIS; $1,000. l..
Mackall, trustee, TO S. y Henkle, lot Z, SO. 223;
lot 8, So liz lot q SO. AZ; 10, So 81; Is, So Al;
to ), So 43; lot II, 50. rs; part II, So So &. n
q. Summerfeid to same, lots 15 and 10 and
part IA, So. COS; g. J. Dempster Smith to
Martha S. Thompson, sub ~, SO. 36S; e.
Robt Proctor to J. Martin Proctor. subs
90, 20, " TO "A, 50. 234; e.. II. johnson
to james NJ. Hoge, part Harlem, SS2 acres;
$1,000. A K. Cralle to Della Chapel, subs
! and IA, 50. 800; S2,306.50 s. 4. Morris to
H. Phillips, jr., interest in estate of X Morris;
8. John Cosgrove to same, do; g. j. A
Marshall to same, do; e. Hester W. Mar
shall to same, do; g.. Robert Morris ct al. to
same, do; 8. w. L. Frisbie to W. II.
Bolen, lots and 8. block %, Brookiand; e..
Same to Mary Z. Murray, lot 10, block II, do. ;
81, Julia Aiyord to Hugh Reilly, lot 8, SO.
20: G.
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Examining Southern Applicants.

Mr.. John L. Doyle, secretary to the civil SER
vice commission. returned last night from an
official trip through Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia and Allah anna. Dur.
ing the fifteen days he was absent he conducted
ten examinations for appointment to the de-
partment and railway mail service. Mr.. Doyle
told STAR reporter this afternoon that the ex-
aminations were all much larger than the
commissioners had supposed they would be, and
that theyGgere very successful i'll filling up the
lists of eligibles from the southern states.
These lists have heretofore not been kept full
by any means
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SARATOGA Races

SARATOGA, NY, August THE weather is
fine and the track is in good condition.
First race-Six furlongs, for three-year- odds.
Worth FIRST Stryke second, Princess Limo
third Time Ll5}z.
Second race-One mile. Reclare first, RAN
cocas second, Lady Pulsifer third Time l. 40.
Third race, the Merchants stake, one mile
and five farlOngs, Los Angeles, /; Rhono, q
Lavinia Belle, s. Time. $50.
Fourth race, mile and furiong- handicap
Milfrcd, l; Hamlet, 2; Clio, 8. Time, l.57l5.
Fifth race-one milc-Carrie G.. won; Marie
r.. was second, and White Nose third. Time,
l. AL,
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MEXICO WILL NOT RECEIVE HIM.
Guatemala Will Bring Costa Rica and
Honduras Into Her Alliance.

CITY OF MEXICO, August (via Galveston). -
Francisco Zuueta has been appointed consul
general of Salvador in this city, but the Mexi-
can government has not yet recognized the
government Of Salvador.
Reports received here state that Guatemala
has requested Costa RIGA and Nicaragua to
negotiate treaty of peace with Salvador, but
this Is officially denied. special dispatce to a
press agency, received later than the forego-
ing, says that the Guatemslan negotiations for
peace are progressing favorably and will un-
doubtedly be concluded before the end of the
week. 1t is believed that a peace honorable to
both Guatemala and San Salvador will be ar
ranged.
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Ships Ordered to Boston.

The assistant secretary Of the navy has Or
dered the U.S.S Baltimore, Kearsarge, At
ianta, Yorktown, Dolphin, Petrel, yesuvius aud
Gushing to rendezvous at Boston by Monday
next in order to participate in the naval dis
play on the occasion Of the annual encsmp-
ment Of the Grand Army Of the Republic. The
fleet will be in command of Rear Admiral
Gherardi, who will direct such maneuvres as
may occur. The flagship Baltimore will carry
the President from New York to Bottom.
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A Proposed Avenue.

tary of War was directed to report on the prac.
ticability and probable cost of laying
out and constructing an avenue along
the Potomac river as far as Rock
creek, thence along Rock creek! and al
near to it a. might be convenient, to the Co
lumbar Park, and thence into the Soldiers
Home, connecting the reservation In front oil
the Washington monument, the Columbian
Park and the oilers Home.
Cen. Casey, chief Of engineers, has forwarded
q report, saying: The cost Of the road and
footways as designed would be e1, IL, 900 If the
carriageways are macadamized and VI, Al, 00(
IL they should be asphalted."
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Chicago's Cantonment.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, August THE governor
last night left for Chicago accompanied by his
military staff and all of the state officials ex-
cept Auditor Pavri, who is detained by sick
ness, and Superintendent Edward who had
another engagement The governor will re-
view the cantonment today.
CHICAGO, August THE Inter Ocean SAYS
The railways are kicking They are dissatisfied
with the cantonment. They claim the affair is
not as big as it was promised to be and that az
q result the railroads are out
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Her Population is 1,2OS, 500, Which
Exceeds the Estimates.

CHICAGO, August 7.-Superintendent Frank
land of the school census bureau presented his
final and corrected census report to the board of
education last evening. According to it the
population of Chicago is /, POS 669 or 107 4O6
more than Superintendent Gilbert has found
in the city
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Mxr. A. RUPERT SAYS.

The principal talebearer Of Is the skin Of the
human face" To regain a youthful appearance We
must scale this outer skin of and form skin en-
tire. Mime. A. Ruppert's vorld-renowned Face Bleach
does this without injury harmful effect cutting the
callous filling Of the pores and drawing out completely
all discoorations impurities One bottle. s2 three
bottles casually reQuEe clear the compexion) 81;
sent any address Call Office and young girl
with side of her cleared and other side
originally, showing vast change send &C. postage
for full particulars. NINE. A RUPERT, 43O 7th st
NV Wsshtngton pC N5
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The Senators VIII Stay Here.

But few, if any, Senators will grace the Grand
Army encampment at Boston with their
presence. Members Of the House may tear
themselves away from their public duties.
and 1t may be that recess will
set the whole membership of the popular
branch at liberty, but there will be no recess
on the Senate side. Tariff snd river and har-
Dor bills are pressing too heavily for any hoii-
day at the northern end of the Capitol Sem
ators say there will be no trouble
to prevent the House getting fresh air
If 1t wants it, and there is no doubt that con-
current resolution authorizing the House to
take weeks recess would go through very
easily
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS BILL
There Nay be Some Amicable Arrange
ment Coucerniag Them.

The public building question in the House Ia
still unsettled, but there seems to be some
chance of an amicable agreement-or, at least
an agreement to be amicsble. II the advocates
Of the building bills can agree upon q program
by which q limited number Of their bills
can be disposed of, the probability il that Mr..
Reed will not object What chance there 10 Of
their arranging such . program 10 another
question.
During the first session of the last Congress,
cal, 0O0, 900 we're referred to the committee on
public buildings and grounds Twelve or thir-
teen million worth Of bills were reported oil
nine millions we're passed.
During this session bills aggregatine
S63, 00O0 600 have been sent to the committee,
and, including the District of Columbia and
bills that have been vetoed, bills aggregat-
ing S23,0OO,OO0 have been reported.
Thus far only q little over 5000. O0C
has been authorized to be expended in public
buildings throughout the states. Members OF
this Congress aggregated $12, 600, 900 it would
not be disproportionately large amount.
Today's Nominations.
The following nominations were sent to the
Senate:
To be postmasters: New York-John II.
Crandall, Bolivar. PennsyIvania-Simon c.
Worgensetter, Shamokin; Ralph r. War ner,
j., Haverford College, West yir.
gnia; William L. Heskill, Piedmont
Georgia-Tbomas H. Triplett, Dalton
Samuel NJ. Griffin, Quitman Missouri-Alber,
+. Higgina Shelb,nor. Nebraska-John NJ.
Glasgow, South Omaha. Colorado-Samuel A.
Thomas Del Norte.
Felix A. Matthews of California. now consul
at Tangier, to be consul general Of the Unite d
States at that place.
Lieut. Col Thomas N. Vincent, assistant ad-
1utant general, to be colonel and assistant ad-
jutant general.
Major Merritt Barber, assistant adjutant gen.
eral, to be lieutenant colonel and assistant ad.
jutant general.
Second Lient Edward II. Browne, fourth in
fantry, to be first lieutenant
Second Lieut.. L. P. Davidson, eleventh in.
fantry, to be first lieutenant.
Additional Second Lieut. Geo. lie R. Irwin
NTH artillery, to be second lieutenant third
artillery.
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A Gilman man and His White Fiancee.

A Baltimore Chiaaman applied for mar
riage license yesterday at TOwson and said
that the girl whom he wished to marry WAS
white. He also said that he went to Towson
in order that the marriage might be arranged
without publicity. The deputy clerk to whom
the application was made declined to issue the
license, neither Of the parties being residents
OF the county. The Chinaman left the office
saying that he would consult with his intended
as to what course he should pursue, and did not
return. The intended bride Of the Mongolian
was waiting for him at the railway station, and
both returned together to Baltimore.
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A Horrible Assault.

Providence, r. l., August 7.-Catherne
Sweet, who lives at 126 Frankfort street, was
the victim Of murderous assault about s
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Her husband
Jerome Sweet, thirty-fve years old, an ice ped
dler, for some unexplained reason poured kero-
sene oil on her and set fire to her clothing
She was attended by Drs Matthews and
Sprague, who say she cannot recover Her
husband was arrested
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A Maryland Mirage.

special from Cambridge, Nd, to the BaIti-
more American says: A party OF ladies' and
gentlemen standing on the pier Of the Mary
land Steamboat Company at Cambridge a few
evenings ago witnessed beautiful mirage in
the western sky. 1t was shortly after sunset
when one Of the party called the attention
Of the others to the picture Of land in the
clouds, at an elevation OF about fifteen de-
grees. The clouds were leaden in color,
and upon them could be distinctly seen the
mirage Of land, with trees upon it and water
around it. The inlets and curving shores
were also we'll defined. In extent the mirage
apparently was a mile in length Mr.. James
s. Shepherd, the agent Of the steamboat CON-
pany, who was one OF the witnesses, imagined
that he could detect Q resemblance to Shsrp's
Island, while Capt VIM. J. Thomas, Capt W. j.
Barkley and others thought they recognized
the contour of some familiar headlands further
up the Chesapeake.
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A Bill for Divorce.

Mary E Mclaughlin today filed q bill for
divorce against George A. Mclaughlin and for
the resumption Of her maiden name OF Malone
They we're married June I6, 1858, by Rev.
Father O'Brien. She charges HIM with drunk
enness and bad treatment and threats TO chop
her head off with Ratchet In attempting to
escape from him, she says, she had to jump a
fence.
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A College Burned.

MONTREAL, QUEBEC, August Word
reached here this morning that Moffat College
on Isle Penot, ten miles from here, has been
burned to the ground. Over 800 students were
IN attendance at the college and they are now
CHARTERED Ill outbuilIngs and farm houses.
there was no loss OF life SO far as known
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Tin Mine Sold.

SAN FRAScIsCo, August THE sale Of the San
Jacinto tin property in San Bernardino county
was completed yesterday by the first payment
OF $3.50, 900 cash through she Bank of California
and the deed was delivered to the purchaser,
the San JHclnto estate company of England
The property consists of nearly fifty thousand
acres south oil River Side in San Bernardino
county.
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Reunion Of a Famous Brigade.

DETROIT, MICH, August AT the meeting
OF the Iron brigade this morning the following
officers were elected: President Gen. John
Gibbon; vice presidents, G. NJ Woodward of
Leland. Wis; H. J. Huntinton Of the fifth
Wisconsin, Fred s. Warner of the seventh
Wisconsin, Oliver Carmichael Of the nine
teenth Indiana, E. Z. Wright of the twenty
fourth Michigan and James Stewart Of battery
b; secretary, W. w. Jones; treasurer, Otto
Schorse; chaplain, w. C. Way.
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Mr.. BullIss Is Acquitted.
Marriage Liceuses.

Marriage licenses have been issued BY the
clerk OF the court TO the following: Gordon A.
Sanford and Mary l. Rice; George II. Green
held and Mary Celia Thomas; John Yoernsr,
lr., and Matte L. Conner; Eddie smith and
Susan Wilson; wIiiie Williams Of Alexandria
Va, and Margaret Howard; John 5. Thompson
9nd Mary H. Eskridge, both OF fauquior, kobt
b. Hastings and Matte Hopkins OF New York
city.
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Suit Against f. l.. narper.

CINCINNATI, OHIO. August Suit was
brought yesterday against the assignee Of E.
l.. Harper the bank wrecker, by the Western
National Bank of New York, for recovery on
its claim Of 100000. The bank holds four
S50, 900 notes executed by Gahr and Endorsed
by Harper. Each note was secured by COL
lateral in the form of 400 shares of Fidelity
stock
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Annie Goodwin's SLAYER, in Court.

New YORK, August 7.-Dr. McGonicIe, Au-
gustus ID. Harrison and Fanny d. Shaw who
were indicted for manslaughter in causing the
death Of Annie Goodwin by malpractice were
arraigned in court today. They pleaded not
guilty and were remanded for trial Mrs
Shaw's bail was increased from 81, 600 to
So, 600 and that of Harrison from $4,000 to
$500. McGonigle's bail remains at $4,000.
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Meeting Of Clergymeu,

LANCASTER. Pa, August 7.-Today's session
of the spiritual conference Of reformed clergy
men was conducted by Mr.. w. c. Schaeffer
president of Palatinate College. Rev. Dr. Her.
man, president of the Heidelberg College, Tif-
I'm, Ohio, read paper on the reformation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-07

lABEh-MofFEffE. Alto am August q. lspO
by hey. Alfred Harding, A-sisteI In -l..y Ia.s,x
5letcher, at st laul's church. EDWARD MAI RTE
lABEk 70 ANN ELIZA MOffETlE No
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Seastckuess for n Cant

At the Neuily fair in Paris the ladies have,
among many devices for fun and money, q
swinging boat In which . very good imitation
OF real NAL de mer may BE- got up for the mod
est sum Of one cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-07

At meeting Of the Robert @. Shaw Com
mand, No. 4. Union Veterans Union. Coils
Thee. c. Ray and George H. Boston and Maj
Frank N. WEIGH were elected delegates to the
national encampment at Lakeside, Ohio. on the
10th instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-07

Ne1t Monday Is District day IN the House. n
Is desired to hare as large petition against the
Atkinson blu as possible u that msasure Is again
brought up. TAo&sasds hdus olrsads signed
Have youS
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Baltimore Mark cts.
BALTIMORE,

BALTtMORE. August 1.-tOtton duii-mfddiing,
l2k. Flour moderately active. Whest-southern
fairly active Arm; Fultz, GLASS; Longberry, 82a
9S; No =, %; steamer No. 2, red, So; western ir-
regular: No. winter red, spot. 95k; August,
95 a95A; September, 9o1sa.6k: october, ok;
December, 10OL. Corn-soutnern firm; white,
ala59: yellow, 5;3a56; western easy: mixed spot
SAX bid; August, ga. bid; September. 54s bid;
October, "a lass Oats very hrm-ungraded
southern aud Pennsylvania, 4aa4s; do. western
white, 47a4s do. do. mixed, 45aiG graded
No Q, white, ~: do. do mixed, AZ. Rye arm
choice, 6Ia0.;; good 10 prime, 5sa6o; common 70
fair, 55a57. Hay quiet-prime 20 choice timothy,
ll5Oal25o. Provisions active firm. Butter firm,
scarce. Eggs quiet-l6kal7. Coffee steady.
sugar strong - granyla,ed; ~. COPPER and
steamer Quiet-cotton. Lee; -four, lls-3d-: grain.
I'd. Corr for orders Is sd. s3s. hecefpts-nour,
1870 barrels; wheat. 76 900 bushels; corn, 81 600
bushels; oats. 10000 bushels. rye, 1000 bushels.
shipments-ndur, 1,73s barrels; wheat llS0o0
bushels: corn, % 900 bushels. Saios-wheet 225,-
600 bushels; corn. la, eco bushels.
BALTIMokE,A August Virginia consols. SSs50,
do l040's, 37a4l; do threes, 69s Baltimore and
ohio stock, l09Aalo4H: Northern Central stock.
6s4; consolidated gas bonds, ia; DO. stock, 5lHs
ID
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OyERcoNE By TEE Han.

DurIus the past lew days have a ease in my
own household which your imported Johann Hon u
Malt xtract has raised night Up fIom exhaustion
caused by the heat,
Mrs. T. B JEWETT.
West Orange y. J.
Beware Of imitation. The GENUINE has the sig
nature Of "Johann Hof'' and "Moritz Eisner on the
neck of every bottle. je3O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-07

Haring made up your mind TO sign the petition
against the atkinson bill, do not delay doing IL
Sign at once.
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One Of the Two Certain

From the BostoHan-
"Your ass2" asked the census young man.
81 am ninsty-four," piped the old lady, '-and
Just - spry-"
BALLET or soldiers widow"
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock

new NOrk STOCK Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York STOCK Market, a. reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, lilY street:
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Commercial Agents Suit.

A Commercial Agents Built.
John Downs today fled suit against the Dis
trict to recover e600 which he had paid e. tax
for doing business - . commercial agent
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Range OF the Thermometer Iodax

The following were the readings at the Sig
nal Office today: Sam, "a; pm, S., maIi-
mum, IS; minimum, 6s.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, August Closing. - wheat-Sep-
tember 95k; May, 102fs. Corn-August. - x:
September. 4eks May. "a oats-Aueust 30x;
September. 3ek: May. AN. Pork-Auguss IL. 30
September, lilo Lard-August go; ssptsm-
Der, $50. Short rtbs--ssptsmber. A42K.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

MAxwELL EvAKTs has been appointed IN -
O'Connell, resigned
NAVAL oRprRs-Lieut Vim. J. Bsrnette hes
been ordered 10 the receiving ship Minnesota
Lieut. Commander R. n. Hitchcock. 20 exsrnt-
nation for promotion. fsymasser James a
hang has been detached from duty ~ the navy
yard. Norfolk, September 10, and placed on
waiting orders.
A RoUeH ESTIMATE OF CBIcAoo's PorpLA-
rloS. The Census osice has Just complsssd
the rough Official count of the city Of Chicsgo
~ shows that the population 10 l.0es.576 In
looo the population Was Sos ISIS. showing an in
crease IN ten years of SIS. Ssl or lis 81 per
cent This makes Chicago second on the LIST
LAUSDRYx.s Is a LapoKkN-In reply to
letter from John 4. Bean Of Geneva, NY,
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury Spauldins
says that the department having decided that
iSunory man Is q laborer O certain Chinsman
ne mentions. who Is the proprietor of laup.
dry, would not under the act OF October 4.
iess, be allowed 20 Ireland IN the United stats
AFTER visiting his native country.
THs BosroS ExcAxPMrSr ,-sec-e,srv Win
dom has issued Al order directing th., s-
pioyes OF the Treasury Department. who are
shc NAaud hIIIN OF tne heDutlC
aud who desire 10 participate In the reunion OF
that organization at Boston next week he
granted leave OF absence for that purpose The
department has also authorized the colloctof of
customs si Boston 90 grant leaves of absence
10 persons 10 has Office who desire TO partlci-
pate IN the exercises of the encampment
Mr.. Builiss Is Acquitted.
The case Of L. q. Bulliss of Utah, charged
with obtaining ESQ from Hugh Turner, as here
tofore published in THs STAR, was called for
trlal in the Police Court this afternoon, Mr.. L.
f. Barker appearing for the defendant
Mr.. Barker moved that the warrant be
quashed because he claimed that il did no,
charge an ofense against the statutes. The
court heard arguments on the motion and over
ruled it
The court then heard the evidence OF Mr..
Turner and others concerning the defendant
alleged motor and the sale thereof for sl2.-
OO0. 1000
The evidence the court held failed 20 es,Ab-
hsh case against the defendant and the charge
WAS dlsmlssea
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TI1HFRE ARE MANY FORMS OF NERVOUS DE-
Il bihty in that yield the of Carriers Iron
Pills hose who troubled with nervous weakness.
night sx eats, &c, should try them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-07

MAxwKLL EvAKTs has been appointed IN -
sistant district attorney at New iork city, vice
OConnen resigned