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Veil sell No. 80 Cooper Mckee Oak Refrigerator
for 90 pounds Of ice with double shelves at SIS. 80
The price I: .3. az.
Well sell us Popular Refrgerstor, with tank for
20 pounds ot ice, for Sill The price tl4
Bio Cne VI the same make for S12, and Sl2
for %.
We'li sell Halls Refrigerator with porcelain lined
tank for lO pounds Of il either OAK walnut
81. The price SIS.
Well sell Hairs Refrigerator, with tank for 20
cunds OF ice. for ~. The price SIC.
Well sell Elegant Walnut Sdebosrd Refrigerator,
with bsveled mirror. for $40 th2, t2S.
Well sell No. Cooper l. Mckee domestic" Re-
frixerator tor ~ that was SI2.
Mosquito Canoples-nierely q little store dusty
We'll sed complete, with fixtures, Tor sc.
The brilliant oriental summer fortieres that were
80 We put down to s4.65.
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Attempted Jail Break.

DAYTON, OHIO, July 1s.-Prisoners in the city
work house attacked the guard last evening
and, rendering him powerless and speeches.
by choking him. took away his keys and revolt
yer. Vim. johnson, Frank Wilson and Chas
Jackson escaped, but Mrs. Martin, wife of the
superintendent, barred the egress of the others.
A trusty prisoner who gave the alarm was at
tackled by some of his companions aud almost
killed
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Railroad Newa

CHICAGO, July 1s-The Northern Pacific and
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Companies
are to join hands at Chicago and form a con-
tinuous line from ocean to ocean. A
purchase Of $50 acres of land in Cicero
marks the junction point There win be
erected car shops of the Northern Pacific
railroad. and through the property will run
new suburban railway. A traffic alliance be-
tween the Baltimore and Ohio and the Union
Pacific contemplates q transcontinental line,
and the freight will be run through without
breaking the trains and without bringing the
cars into the city
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ROBBING MRS. MORTON.
A Daring Burglar Invades the Vice Pres
ident's Rooms at Saratoga.

SARAroeA, N. Y, July ia bold daylight
robbery was committed in this village yester-
day morning. About noon sneak thieves
entered the Bliss cottage on North Broadway
and got away with $4,000 worth of diamonds
and iewelry. The cottage is occupied by Mr..
Morton, Vice President Of the United States,
and his law partner Mr. Bliss, with their wives.
The robbery was first discovered by Mrs. Nor
ton and the police were promptly notified. 1t
10 impossible to ascertain whether the
jewelry was the property Of Mrs. Morton
or Mrs. Bliss, as the parties interested decline
to make any statement The police refuse
any information except TO admit that the
robbery was committed, and that
reward Of s1,000 is offered for
the recovery Of the jewels. No news Of the
robbery had leaked from the police until this
morning. II is said that one man is already
under arrest az q stlspect
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A Town Thumped.

ERIE, Pa, July IA hurricane struck the
town of Girard, west of Erie. yesterday after
noon and came near demolishing the town.
Scores of houses and barns were unroofed and
the Presbyterian Church, costly ediiice. was
unroofed and almost destroyed. The people
were terrorized The damage to trees and
farm property in the wake OF the storm will be
heavy
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After Confession He Was Shot

ELMIRA, MY, July 18.-At 1890 O'Clock this
morning Simon Tinklepaugh, night yard
master for the Northern Central railroad in
this city, shot and fatally wounded Harry Cole
man. brakeman, for intimacy with Tnkle-
paugh's wife. The men had just come from a
lawyers, where Coleman had made a confess
sion In writing Of the offense. Coleman will
die. Tinklepaugh escaped. Geo. II. Carris.
day yard master of the Northern Central road.
was arrested as an accomplice.
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Ok AL SIDES

Ayers Pills are commended - the best regulator Of
the liver. stomach and bowslA Dr.. Thomas Conperz
Of Centre Bridge. Pa says: Having long used Ayers
Pills with good results / con confidently recommend
them above all others." DR.. George p. Spencer Of
Unity n. h, writes: 81 consider Ayers Pills far
superior. cathsstic. 10 any that furnished BY
tbs phsrmaooposiA"
AFTER suffering for eight ysars from chfiis and
fever. with only occasional intervals Of rest I was
cured by Ayers Pills alone Ny csse had resisted
treatment with the usual doctors prescriptions and
great number Of proprietary medicnes but under the
influence Of Ayers Pills the chlls and fever ceased my
liver and stomach restored healthy action and
my former rood health returned Ayers Pills cannot
be exceed . remedy for disorders caused By maia.
mai poisona"-S L. Barlow. Gordon. Tee.
For headache Ayers Pills are the most effective
medicine. &C. Rodee. Homer. NY
when feel the need Of . sathartic take Ayers
Pills and find them to be more effective than any other
pills sver took-"-MrA B. C. orubb Burwsllviiis Va.
AYERS PILLS
Prepared By
Dh J. @. AVER 90. Lowell, Masa
Sold b. al Druggists and Dealers in Medicirss
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Charles q. Boutelle,s wm

The will of the late Charles o. BouteIle, fled
today, leaves his property to his children with
the exception of his son Charles, who disap-
peared about two years since and has not been
heard of by the family, stating that he had
been provided for before lac Lett. The testaior
requests that the family do no; go in mourning
for him
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NEWFOUNDLAND STRUGGLE,
Doubt About That Shot at the French
Fishing Vessel.

New YoHx. July IA special from St
Johns, N. F., says: Concerning the report pub
lished yesterday in Halifax and New York
papers that the Newfoundland cruiser Fiona
had fred on French fishing vessel. nothing
whatever is known here, 20 Of course there can
be no truth in the story.
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TIED HER HUSBAND AND ELOPED.
A Wife's Fickleness and Hired Hands
Cheek Lead to Shooting and to Jail.

Six weeks ago, in Jackson township, Pa,
VIM. Chandler was tied to chair by his wife
and Charles Lewis, . hired man, and the couple
fed to Cortland, NY. taking some OF Chan
dlers property. Chandler pursuod, found the
runaways and had Lewis arrested for grand
larceny.
The matter was settled, Chandler paying costs.
and Mrs. Chandler agreeing 70 forsake Lewis
ana return With her husband She did 10, but
Lewis followed in few days and vas re-en.
gagged as farm hand. On Wednesday night
Lewis and Chandler exchanged revolver shots.
Mrs Chandler barely escaping death Lewis
was arrested yesterday charged With intent 70
hill. Mrk Chandler aud Lewis previously OBJ
tanned . warrant for Chandler's arrest. chsrR-
Ing an attemps = ktal A. ths khl yssssrdsy
Chandler was held to bail
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NEW GOODS, not sciied odds and ends Such quail
tiles for the prices that three business days will end
them.
- dozen warranted nd-ernbroidered Null Fichus
full one yard square. Guarantesd 90 cent quality
Only IS cents
30 dozen Hemstitched Null Fiehus, but not eu,-
broidered Csc. quality for only IS cents.
so dozen Null Ties, hemstitehed and hand en-
broiered. Guaranteed 25o. qu sllfy. ouy lah cents
each
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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CAno, III. July la-Eight prisoners con-
fined iu the Pulaski county jail at Mound City.
seven miles above here, escaped last night
Some outside party smuggied = rope to them
and they reached the ground through the scut-
To hols. None Of them have been recaptured
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The Tables Turned.

Orlando H. Mcknight, a special policeman
at Ivy City, appeared in the Police Court this
afternoon and charged John Swseny with
assaulting him. The court accepted Sweeny's
personal bonds. Before Mcknight got out Of
the court Policeman Slack arrested him for
tempt
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CONTINUED below.)
CHEAP Bur Coon JEwELRr.

Much Of the cheap jewelry has vulgar look and the
usual reason is because 1t attempts too much Tiny
paste diamonds and other limitations Of precious
invariably sust while the VULGAR clus-
tiers OF large diamonds. &c ut detected The
following are neat and genuine looking and mounted
and finished much superior to the usual limitations:
Noonstone Lace Pins IN heart shape; the
heart pierced by tiny arrow with head of
The MOonstone without the rrow.......... &c each
Sterling Silver Lace Pins, Initiating the
daisy. These are cut silver and generally
sell ~ 80 cents. .?1c each
Tiny Enamel Lace Pins. 3c. each
Nassar Shirt Studs ...................19c. set
Bangles Of Imitation Gold and Silver. Cut
and frosted Is the much costly. &c each
OK died Silver Bangles of IL rows......... 12c each
Extra Long Hat Pins with gold, silver and Jet
oCz
IHose Win peari ooI
Gold Beads-warranted not TO soil the neck
or clothing-es good solid gold so string
Rolled Gold Beads Will not tarnish . Syc string
Goid-plased Beads-not warranted. loo. string
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
H.Y1
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IIl.fated SchOOners.

CLEVELAND. ONO July ia telegram from
Ashtabuia, Ohio, states that the large schooner
Verona was run into and sunk just outside the
harbor this morning by the large propeller
Cambria heavy northeast gale was blowing
and the Verona drifted across the Cambria's
bow No lives were lost
Word has been received from Fairport that
tho schooner Superior is hard aground near
that place. Her crew has not yet been rescued,
but there is no immediate danger TO their
safety
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-18

This afternoon in the Police Court a young
man named jesse W. Plowman was tried on .
charge of embezzlIng ~ from the Merchants
Parcel Delivery Company, and he was COM
mitted IN default of s5d0 security for trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-18

St. Pierre. whence the news Of the first shot
came. is days sail from st. Johns, n F. The
news coming from St Pierre to Halifax might
easily be two DAYS in reaching St Johpa
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They Persist in Quoting the Gold,

BUENEs AYREs, July lS-Despite the warn
ings given by the government the bourse here
continues to quote gold at premium instead
Of quoting the national bank note circulation at
discount This seriously hampers q favor
able reaction IN the financial situation at Mon
teyideo,
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SECOND FIooR BARGAINS.

IL you leave visit until Monday you will miss good
bargains which may be secured tomorrow
BARGAIN TABLE No contains nearly two hun
dred pieces of Cotton and Cambria Underwear 1t u
ceIt> for choice. There five other such tables
the Cotton Underwear department each containing
bargains. the best of which will lie gone by Monday
BLoUsEs AT LESS THAN COST.
e. es for wash Silk Biouses that are married e3 Ga
80 for the Madras Blouses marked 1880
$3.50 for the 80. IS Flannel Blousea
81 80 for the 81. 9S Cream Flame. Bousea
9se. for the sl.25 Outing Cloth BiousesL
All sizes in stock.
sF-You will not assin read Of the bargains men
tiOaed below. not Il Saturdays trade equals this
mornings and yesterdays.
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TRurH Is Bette Than SILVER OR

TRurH Is Bette Than SILVER Oh
GOLD.
r. IS the truth that Burch is Selling at Cost.
ii Is very the truth say il is hot summer.
III is the truth that burch has large stock.
II Ii the truth that tariff has considerable TO do
with the price VI goods.
II Is the truth " aay Harrison Ia President.
II Is the truth that Burch 10 having Q great sale,
If is the truth that Cleveland WAS President.
III Is the truth 10 ssy advertisements are no good
unless true.
IT rs the truth believe in advertising our goods
goods
II Is the truth to say We want you to buy our goods
"a " the truth to say our piices very low.
II is the truth to ray will have q great sale
II Is the truth con NIL store with customers
JULY Is TO AUGUST 10 ALL GOODS AT COST.
g. d BURCH b CO.,
Hl42x. 1908 1TH ST. NV.
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THE COURTS.
PROBATE CounT-Jaise Hnoner.

PROBATE CoCRT-Jxdge Hdoner.
Today-Estats Of Margaret Ann Snpplee; will
filed. Estate Of Chas. o. Boutelle; do. Estate
VI Mary Corcoran; letters testamentary TO
Richard ]. Corcoran; special bond of s2o0.
Estate Of Isaac Mister. do. to Elizabeth j.
Mister; bend. 6l200. Estate of Wilhelm Falk;
letters Of administration TO +. Schmidt; bond.
$500. Estate ef John sherman, jr.. do.
to n. J. Gsisler; bond, <2,00a Estate of
Edward James; 10. 70 W. z. Clark; bond. $500.
In re Elizabeth Walker; Isabella Walker APP
pointed guardian; bond ESQ. w. n. Ferguson;
Sarah A. Ferguson; do; bond, S25e. In re
w. C. Freeman; j. 4. Freeman; do. In re T. A.
Freeman; Howard Norton; do. Estate Of Sarah
A. Fowler; letters testamentary 10 Sarah Z.
Fowler; bond, "a 500. Estase Of d. W. Hnw-
kins; order of qualification Estate Of d. w.
Askins; cavsat A,ed by ostharins Thompson
ct al Estate Maria E. Watson; order Of pub
iicatiou. Estate Of wm. Hayes; do. Estate
d. W. Blis; authority given TO Sue 7. z.
Woods In re Mary ON. Ciaff; Joseph A.
Clark appointed guardian, bond. ss,o0o. sev-
eral accounts, estate OF /. q. Connolly and OF
James CAMPBELL and Laura J. Heron, guard
ians, were approved and passed
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SPECIAL BAneArs Fon SATURDAY

81 for the 81 21 Calico Wrappers II you Judged by
the designs and colors you'd say French PERU ale
Wrappers. They hardly need dsscription-Nothsr
Hubbard front, princess back You know them as the
s1.25 Wrappers Of all over town. You'll ind here
ALL SIZES AND NEW STYLES Il IL tomorrow's,
not Mondays, price.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(Conti ed
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RANGE of rho Tbnrp,a.nat,

Range OF the Thermometer Today.
Tie following were the readings at the Sig
nal ofice today: sam, -; 2 pm, 80; maxi
mum 81; minimum, "a
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NIARIslEn

KRAAK-BUHCH- At the residence of the srrooms
father 94l teeot southwest, Juy IL, 1880 by
NV. ": Philips LIZZIE a. kkAAk and EDMARD
q. BUliCE. botn OF Washington. Dc
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NEckwEAn FoR LADIES.

Continued below.
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DEAD Lated Oyyyoz MISUNDERSTANDING z.
Pauline Wise Of xiohigan hes been appointed
TO Q s72Q clerkship In the Dead Letter Office,
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A HALr DAY Or BAReA,xs.

Close tomorrow promptly ct O'Clock
Quoted below are Just those things you are liable to
require aud AT PRICES USUALLY Low. We would
do the average days business in half day.
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MIR. DOLPH'S INDIGNATION.
He Replies to Mr.. Reagan and the
Latter Retracts.

Mr.. Dolph took the floor in the Senate
this afternoon and repudiated indig-
nantly the insinuation made against him
by Mr.. Reagan and which, he said.
was not gentlemanly and scarcely par
lamentary. II he were disposed to
question the motives Of the Senator from Texas
in opposing the amendment he might sug-
gest that although one-half Of the state
Of Texas came within the designation
Of arid lands, the general governments
did not possess an acre of land within
that state, aud hat the exclusion Of settlers
arid might within year, in
crease three-fold the value of land
in Texas. He might also suggest that
it would have the same effect on the lands be-
longing TO the great railroad corporations. He
defied the Senator to point to a single word or
vote or act Of his in the interest Of land spec
u.ators.
MI. REAGAN RRrRAcrs.
Mr.. Reagan admitted, frankly, that the re-
mark which he had made in reference to the
Senator from Oregon was one which he ought
not to have made, and he asked that il
should be omitted from the official report
He repelled the idea suggested by Mr.. Dolph
region would tend to increase the value of lands
in Texas.
Mr.. Allen said that within the country desie-
mated as the arid regions there was popuia-
ton OF between 2,OOO,O00 and 100000. Great
communities had established themselves
there, on the security and guarantee
OF tho laws which had existed
up to this time; but suddenly aud without a
note of warning two-ffths OF the area
OF the United States had been re-
served from settlement In order TO
consummate that policy state lines and
territorial lines would have to be oLliterated
and vested rights absolutely ignore. He earn.
estly protested against such legislation.
In the casa Of Grant Doples charpad Nth
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NaU Vnrk Stack

New York stock Market.
Tho following the opening and closing prices OF
the New York stock Market, as reported by speciAl
wire 10 COrson and Macartney, 1ilY street:
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FELS & CO.. Makers.
Philadelphia.

CMART WEED AND BELLADONNA, COMBINED
y with the other INGREDIENTS used in the best porous
plassers make Carriers ". Il. Backache Plasters
the best in the market. Price - cents
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One Of Hsddock's Murderers Favored

Dies MorxKs, July 1s.-Gov. Boies yesterday
committed the sentence of Fred Munchsrath
rom imprisonment in the penitentiary for
four years to three months. Munchsrath was
convicted Of conspiring to murder Rev. George
T. Haddock at Sioux CITY,
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HOSE AND UsDrnwrAn BAReA,ss

%.
AsuPpIy sufficient for Q week Of ordinary trade but
these are such unusual bargains that We may write
Only three days supply.
Az CENTS for PARA Novslty Lisle Hose Those
boot patterns with vsndykes and silk Embroidery are
good value at 81 pair.
50 CENTS for Spun SILK Hose, in Leather and
Evening Shades. that usually retail At s5c
b CKNTs for Ribbed and Plain Lisle Hoss, In
Bronze. Leather and Art Shades. stripes plain and
boot patterns. Not pair worth less than 4gc
~ CENTS for the Best 25c. BalbrisYsn Hose yet
offered In Washington.
% CENTS for the Warranted Fast black Ribbed
Vest, that have heretofore rstaiisd 1t 4sc All sazss
ribbon tfinminSx
IL CENTS for Swiss Ribbed Yeats all co,ors ".
shape frUnt no sleeves. ribbon trim u,insa Sevsr
before at less than 2je
tContn ued below
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FAs BAncA1ss ExrxAonp,s.Rr

- Az A~AhSAlNS bATkAORDINARY.
5CENTs for choice Of over One Thousand japanese
fans Some with double sticks and silk Iacin othsx,
with single bamboo stcss and silk tassss oths. have
sticks in hatchethandle shape and can Be used for
decorating Gold Silver and all the Art shades those
Ni;h White Floral Designs are very lovely. When
Fans worth &c. Zoe and SOC. srs offered for &C. 1,
Thousand OF D more than three days supply.
2OCkNTs for Silver Parchment Fsus With hsna-
PAINTED floral designs. Never before sold at less than
40 eents-
Is ckSrs for those With background Of whits nj.
Vsf and Ar Shades foreground Of sold and oliver
leaves hssvS siik tasssas. Yeanrscosnizs ose F.ns
offered at % cents.
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CAxr Foa THr SKIN.
ARRESTS
ELSS THE DEVELOPMENT or
DlSkASE- PRODUCING
OkRMlCIDE GkRASAND WARDS OFF
SKIN DISEASE.

Where trouble already
exists il cleausss the sore
sud affected parts, opens
the porea allowing free
scope to the wonderful
healing power VI the soap.
PHYSICIANS USE
FEL5'S G h X NJ I DE
SOAP IN THEIk PkAC-
TICE,
Because il is the best me-
diula whereby the antisep-
tics and gsrmicides neees-
sary to the cure Of cuta-
pcous affections can he
employed
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SIX HOURS TO NORFOLK.
Proposed Important Railroad Coanee.
lions With the Lower Potomac.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has made
amove which promises greatly improved f.eil-
tiles to the people OF the northern neck Of vir-
ginia. and Il the present plan is carried out II
viii result IN great improvements being made
Along the lower Potomac. The first move made
IN that direction was 10 secure a charter for
the construction OF o railroad running from
fredericksburg 70 smiths Point The
latter place is on the bay between
the Potomac and Rappahannock rivers.
and the construction OF = road to that point
will make shorter route 20 Norfolk and Ola
Point The run TO Norfolk by such route.
with steamboat connection. could be made. so
II Is claimed in less than six hours IL is also
proposed TO run a branch road from the i,sw
line to Colonial Beach
The, railroad company 1T is said il neg otiatine
for the purchase of the Colonial Beach prop
erty and several hundred additional acres Of
ground Snd n they succeed it Is their intention
to erect large hotel. paviiious, &c. aad run
II on the plan of BAY Eidge.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been fled as follow:
Anna 7. Dickson TO Catherine Dickson. sub
lots. res. ID; g. Areulla Lambert 20 Mary X.
Wright, part 4, SO. $50; $1,000. c. II. knight
to c. H. Brice. sub 3. So 2o2; e. q. Ii.
Gleason to A. Gleason ct al. lots 8 and 4. biuck
Is. kslorama Height: e. Elizabeth DUNCAN
70 4. T.. SeIdfeldt lot %, block s, Aoutelto.
sl0o. Rebecca L. V. NeDeynt 70 John Burke
part 8, So ABS. 8
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JULIUS LANsBURaH,

TFYou WAKE IN IHs MORNING WITH BITTER
taste In the coated perhaps headache
your liver Is torpid You need Cal Little Liver Ps
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DAINTY IN USE.
MADE so by ITS
NATURAL l n @ Il K ID l.
ENTS, NOT BY PERFUM-
cry.

So mild and pure Ia FolSs
Gsrlnjci,ie Soap that even
the tender skin of the baby
gains tone and health from
Its constant use.
~ ~
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In the case Of Grant Bogles, charged with
grand lar ceuy, security vcs taken in the Grim
inal Court today.
this afternoon for assaulling Macon Harris