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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
as,.aess !. f sss.1, G BY YOUTH Ek
vita : ssed ss G
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLoRED MAN,
write u as porter or in grocery can read and
f fadss:: 9Th and sumner sss.. Howards nm 4
W!A.NTED-sLrUATIoNs FOR HOUSE, PARLoR,
cook for i.miis nq sTkNMAMs Ito 4 na
WAA,NsrI.EDI.m.BY Two CoLoRED WOMEN. a
best Of references. siS 9th st NV NARY ni-3,'
WANrED-BY LADY OF SEVERAL YEARS
sEsss M CITY n given and feaursd
WANTED-A SITUATION AS CoACHMAN OR
efce a'n''A references Address coAcAMd aSs star
WANTED : BIZ COMPETENT MIDDIEAGEp
w experienced book keeper position: sobriety in
teerjty and qualifications guaranteed; Endorsements
Hrs.s " Of he sly:
WAREHOUSES;.
YVANTED-To BUY FOR CASH. A HOUSE WITH
Of the city. Address Boz 1856 Star Once ' n nc
WANTED-TO LEASE FOR TERM OF YEARS, A
$50 Address full particulars to Box T. Star oface
WANTED..HAvINa VERY LARGE DEMAND
Tor small houses, both for rent and sale. also for
gg os ;S y, = same in my hands scEwTET
WANTED-A GENTEEL HOUSE, FULLY FUR
W nished, north Of and west of 18th NV, by
W family & Gqs, habits and
office o3i.st:
WANTED-FoR ABOUT $4,000 GOOD, MOD
w ern to !0-room brick dwelling in northwest sec
o3I-3t 1307,s + st. NV.
WANTED,-I HAVE A LARGE DEMAND FOR
w houses, both for sale and for rent Parties having
priced houses would do wcn to place
=" o9 rs isHo' WIN. K ELLIS 1.,1F.tnr
w for sale at reasonable prices may mud prompt
and terms at once to L sTAkGAKDfER. 6i3 18Th St
u W. o23-1m
WANTED-ON CAPITOL HILL. HOUSES AND
w vacant ground in the eastern section; small
houses preferred; owners wanting to sell, send me
par .. ohAs. SHIELDS. l405 st. NV
WANTED AM HAVING DAILY APPLICA-
tons for houses in oil parts of the city by parties
teslring 70 rent and also by parties desiring
with me for rent will receive the best attention
axes, water rents insurance repairs and other incl
Property placed with me Tor sale and rent viii
De be literally advertised GEO. II. LINKlNs, 500
18Th stnw. o2l-lm
WASTED : HOUSES IN ALL SECTIONS OF
Qulries than supply. Personal attention given
10 the collection of rents. DUGAN BUTLER,
o4-In 6Os st. NV
WANTED-hOgsEs FROM $4,000 TO $4,000,
.u,s zokEE dT S5Ss :. Nv
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SHOOTING STARS.

Noy-PARTIsAN CAMPAIGN SONG.
Votes of other men remind us,
We can make our votes sublime,
And departing leave behind US
Many an honest well earned dime.
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A QUALIFIED sTArEMEN.

This is November by the almanac, but both
parties want it to be Yes-vember to them.
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A paper that is recognized as Won der Ahe's
Official organ IN st. Louis says that Capt. Charles
Coiniskey once q member of the old st. Louis
Browns, has signed with the Browns and viii
captain and manage the team next season.
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QUALIFIED STATEMENT.
HusbaId-sarcastically: "Do you think, my
dear, that marriages arc made in heaven?"
Wife: Present company excepted, should
say they might be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-03

The Republicans of the Fifth Maryland Dis
trict persist in throwing Mudd at their oppo-
nents.
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THEY COME HIGHER.
You may try and try and try and try,
From dawn till the close of day,
But you can't buy vote for fifty cents,
Because they amt built that way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-03

General Malone Of Virginia and Prof. Lang
ston of the same state, and the same republ,-
can party, do not speak as they pass by.
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Eryrs FOR SHORT SERMONS.
Florence is little girl who is just learning
to go to church. Last Sunday when she came
home her mother asked her what she thought
of the sermon.
ugh" was the irreverent answer, "me sitted
an sitted an sitted, and got drefful tired, an
the p'eacher said an said an said an keeped
on sayin."
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HNoR RENT COMPLETELY EURNISHED-l5oI
i St, 10 rooms and bath: mod. imps south front;
nl-2wf - -
Lon RENT-121S nth ST. NV, IL ROOMS AND
Il bath: all convenences; large back building with
1903 NJ ST. nj III.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES

IsoR RENT-TEN-RooM HOUSE; ilas 18TH ~
nv. modern improvements. Arply prcniscsI
ISoR RENT-l62o 10TH ST. NV. pESfRIRIE
II resldeilce. twelve rOoms; mod inns newly re-
pered and painted. ss5. A T. COCMBE- lS25 N'l,
ave. ni-lt
ISoR RENI-l3O6 erH 81. Nv, THREI STORY
bay window e,leA twelve rooms. mod iml.
sfu ~ 4 Nol Mbh. 100 M ave. nl-3t
II nlshed modern house. -. near a Farfa-ut
Square u. n. RoBERIsoN. 1915 II ct o55-IOt'
EoH KkNr-BX Fn s.IH..s, Z p SsssaaMAE.
HOUSES
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80 9th Sc, 13r.. SIS 400 IL e, 6r, MI s. 30
1919 ST hw, Or ID 30 100 se., On. w&g.. l2.b0
SUI X se or,n. L. 80 lib sc. Or. wGg. LOO
$40 I'd Sc. 6r.. all L. 20 IL Green's alley Sr y
$50 9th Sc, Dr., mi 5 80 Green's alley 4r,., o
SUD II se,or all III ii 800 STORE AN ID DIV EIiiNIi
400 II o. or.all mi 8 so ls2l Atm n W .... 40
l302 LIST sc. Or. sc. 1850 1901 18th st. store. IS
o0-lm sWoRMsTEDT BRADLEY. 927 81.
ISoR RENT-HoTEL WINDsoR-RECEhTIY RE.
u modelled throughout and new additional building
Of 20 rooms ineludiL = beautiful dining ROOM 351a2
It Tor Light and kt3on perfect. steam heat and
electric bells throughout entire building sbout 20
roomsl located directly opposite Presidents House,
=. =. Treasury and goyernment departments in
immediate vicinity leading hotels aud banks Of the
city; pass the door for all points- Apply GEo. ID.
MYERS CO., Real kstate and Loans. l3&3 a.
sll-2ms
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WANTED-LEARNERS FOR PROF CHRIST
ner's International Taylor system with inch
rule tape alone. all scientific taors cut
patterns and materials cut and made and instruction
given by Nine y. j. MESSER, 1403 k.I. ave- s6-2ms
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WANTED--ROUSES

WANTED-To BUY FOR CASH. HOUSE WITH
W good lot. from 81 600 to &6 600 in any section
OF the city. Address box l56. Star office. Mist
WANTED-To LEASE FOR TERM OF YEARS
w modern or S-room dwelline not more than
$50 Address full particulars to Box ST. Star ofhce
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DEATH OF JUDGE M'CRARY.
The Second Member Of Hayes Cabinet
to Die.

The Hon. George W. McCrary of Kansas City
died in St. Joseph, No., yesterday afternoon at
the residence Of his son-in-law, DIR. w. C.
Botelsr. He had been afflicted for some time
with a tumor in tho stomach. Mr.. McCrary
was elected to Congress in 1868 aud served
until March, 1877. In 1876 Judge McCrary ill.,
troduced in Congress the electoral commission
bill. which resulted in the choice of Ruther-
ford b. Hayes as president. When President
Hayes formed his cabinet Mr.. McCrary vas
given the war portfolio, which he held for two
years. He resigned to accepts the iudgeship Of
the United States Court, to which he was sp-
pointed in December. 1873. In March, 1884,
be resigned his judgeship and removed from
heokuk 10 Kansas City, where he became gen.
eral counsel consulting attorney for the Atch-
ison, Topeka and Sspto Fe Railroad Company,
a position he occupied at the time Of his death.
he Was the author Ut several legal works, Mr..
McCrary was ffty-fve years old.
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CAsH Or CREDIT.

We will sell you a Handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE
FINISHED Z ROOL SUIT :, 3 pieces. for sl1
cash or slS OH credit.
We VIII sell you q 1-pi-ce PARLcE SUITE. solid
walnut frames. upholstered IL ths best hair cloth. foE
s2S cash or : 30 ON credls.
We Will sell Yen a 7-piece PARLOR SUITE. solid
walnut frames, upholstered in plush, combination
cU!Urs. for SIS cash or $50 on credit.
We will sell yOu u good WIRE WOVEN BED SPRING
for s2.2J cash or e. 80 eli credit.
We will sell you a good quality BRUSSELS CARPET
fer zoe. per yard cash or Csc. Ter yard ON credit.
We will sell you u good INGRAM CARPET for 35c.
Ter yard cash or IOc. per yard OH credit.
We Sew anu Lay ALI CAHPLTs Free Of Cost and do
lot charge for the waste in matching figures.
We Will sell ali CARPETS. MATTINGS y OIL
CLOTHS ON Credit at all advance VI . cents per yard
ca the lowest cash price
EASY WEEKLY OF MOSTHLY taken
or ali credit sales. aud no notes required.
CASH allowed % all accounts settled in
VdayA
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GRArEFUL-CONFORTINa.
EPPs'S Cocoa
BREAKFAST.

by a thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
govern Tie operations VI digestion and nutrition, and
b,H careful sppiieauoa Of the me properties OF we'll
selected Cocoa Mr.. kPPs has provided our breakfast
tables With u dslicstely favored beverage which may
rave us many heavy dcctor.' bills. lei by the jndi-
naay bs gradually bniit up until st!yng, enough TO 70
sist every Tendency 10 disease. Hundreds 81 subtle
naladies are floating around Us ready 10 attack where
ever there - a~ess point We may escape many .
fatal shaft by keeping ourselves we'll fortined with
Pure blood and properly nourished f~rane."-Ctrl
o<Trtcc Cdzeus.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only
IN half bound tins ~ sroceTs, izbsiSd thus:
JAMES lips 4 CO. Homeopathic Chemists,
aul London. Elsland
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CITY n

Gy No other paper published has anything
like half as many readers in the city Of Wash
ington al has The EVENING STAR. and no other
one has yet supported its claims by an affidavit
Of its circulation.
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WASHINGTON, DC, Juno IL, 1900

WASHINGTON. DC. juno Il. 1900
Dr. A. p. Lighna. DE I5n 81. me-:
DKAR sIR-On the 10th o: May I placed myself I'M
der your care, Suffering from Chronic Catarrh of the
Head. Throat aud Lungs, together with almost utter
prUs;ratiOn OF my whole nervous system. brought on
from a long and continued illness of nearly three
years during which time I received some Of the
best medical attention. until my case was considered
hopeless and beyond all medical sLiU to relieve or cure.
and death was the only relief for me. But today I
stand as a witness TO your ability and skin not only to
relieve, but to cure.
From my hrst visit I found relief and have contin-
ued to get better each day. no: only growing stronger.
but increasing in weigh gaining eleven pounds in
nineteen lays
Under yOi- treatment my lungs began TO expand.
my breathing became regular. the pains in my head.
chest sides SUD back began to leave me. In fact, my
NLCle -ystem has undergone \ most wonderful change
FOR the better. / am today a different man TO what !
vas when l first applied to you for relief.
Imost eheerfully make this statement. for in apply
inE to you it was considered by persons WIN knew Of
ny case as tie las. resortI had to Ire.
You are nj liberty TO use this as you sec proper. and
! hope it will be the means of benehting others who
.re now suffering for want Of relic, and cure.
Yours, truly.
L-c TAYLOR,
1896 B st. sW.
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p. @ RoGAN,
.sS Jun S3y and TAI 7th O.. NV.
1r You WouLD Be- MreHry.

Be mercIfnl. said the price tags. As Grasty. the Pusher.
slsrpsnei his pencil Ia cut the prices. Grasty replied
The people dem4nG 1t aud I feel compelled 10 cut
ISu i don't propose to follow 1lybvdy. hut l intend
thSt both merchants and buyers in WASHINGTON city
shall regard me As Champion Low Price Furniture,
china. UIass. 1Inware and liable Cutlery man. 1 don't
intend Ia keep your pElce tags III the reach of the rich
small 60 suit the pockets of the poor, and that Mil not
drive away the rIch. We give 100 cents for n dollar.
no nstter who brings it. Rich OF poor. white OF
CO.Ored. We want Jour trade. No matter where you
come from. north or south. wearing the blue or the
gray, voting for Cleveland OF Harrison. We are open
Tor business and We want your trade No matter how
ntsle You want To buy. We onem0er the old ada2e,
Many q nickse makes a muckle." hence we want your
trade We feel our Dependence upon the people aud
ne proIOse TO trade with the saline persons all the time.
anu We give you every possible protection. aud no
Sagt you 90 report II aud we will return the money.
t1eEse dOnt take nv the idea that l do an instzllmeut
business. We don't want your account, but we want
yOur cash, and We viii ore. you some things hard t.
se3 not 10 Best Cane seat Chairs, imitation walnut.
0lc.s solid OAK Chairs. s3c. D nice Glass Tumblers,
J3c q NICE Lounge. 1895 full size Bed Lounge,
800, SOLID Oak sidebOart, $3.50; BOLD Walnut Hat
E-sk, u. high. $3.50 10 s2j. Ali-wire Bed Spring,
10 a.ood frame. 80 TO 600. sold elsewhere SU To Is.
Don't think Ne are too far up to~n. That is on
reason We ran save you something: our expense Is Ia
your favor. We Occupy two stores and have them both
tuii u bargains for cash. Ali we ask VI You Ia II Il
yoa eonas aud see u, 70 keep trad, up / Keep prices
down
GRASTY. The Pusher,
A29-6m 1901? 9TH st. a. v.
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Correspondence of THE EVENING sr.R.
GAITHERsBURG, MD.. June %.
Mr.. s. G.. English has the contract for build
place for Mr.. John A. Belt. 1t will be occupied
by Mr.. John ". Case, the livery stable man.
Rev. F. A. Mercer has been engaged rs sup
ply for Gaithersburg Circuit, NJ. f. Church
South until the pastor in charge, Rev. J. d..
Martin, RECEIVERS from the typhoid fever, with
which he has been confined 10 his bed for more
than a month. He is now improving.
The farmers in this vicinity are engaged in
harvesting their wheat crop, and il is the gem
erai opinion the yield will be Il very poor one.
The young people of Gaithcrsburg NJ. f..
Church gave the most successful lawn fete ever
given here. i'll Grange Hall grove. Saturda ,
evening. Ice cream. cake. fruits. &c. were in
abundance, and the tables were profusely dec
Grated with flowers and ferns. Each table was
in charge of charming ladies of the church.
Probably the most attractive feature of the oc.
casiop was the Jacobs WELL" in charge of
three young ladies, from which they drew lem
onade and sold to passers-by. AS the shades of
night drew near the grove was well lighted with
japanese lanterns. The Central Brass Band,
III new uniforms. furnished music for the oc-
cssion- About $40 was realized. PRoGREss.
Prince Georges County School Trustees.
HYArTsvILLE, June "a.
When The announcement Of the appointments
Of Prince Georges school trustees was made
some time ago for the current year it appeared
that Mr.. X. L. Evans had been appointed, vice
Il. +. Hickey, one of the trustees OF the pre-
ceding year. 1t now appears that the state
ment was due to u clerical error, and that the
entire old board-Messrs. Smith, Hickey and
Welsh-was reappointed f..
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SUMNER RESORTS.



DAY RiDG HOTEL. BAY RIDGE Nd.
ID HOTEL OPENS JUNE Ia.
tons. Transient rates sa,o s5 per dsy. Weekly
rates sls AND nYy,rd sRsein rates for i.miliss
uy2Stoau2O Bay Ridge, Nd
CoBB ISLAND. vIR0INIAfs SEASIDE RESORT
IN the Atlantic ocean: increase Of Hotel secommo-
nnest beach aad sum bsthins In the world. snipe shoot
ing. fishing and boat sailing unsurpassed; can be
reached daily by n. Y,R 8 J: Il II from north or
81 Co6b,s station: trains: We Win meet the IisT1
m. north-bound train and the SIS pm south bound
train ct Cobb's Station: passengers transferred 70 the
Island by steamer. Terms: ea.So per day. efs per
thsr Information address A. ?. COBB. Prop. t5-2m
COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL, on sALT WATERS OF
the Lower Po~tomac.-FsEily Hotel; nne beach;
safe bathing: boating. fishing and Grabbing; livery
attached to house: good mnsic cuisine unsurpassed.
fhor particular. address " 7. CRUMP. Pr0preser. or
DR. X h EVANS, 1871 Z ct. NV. je5-ln"
A ANT HorHI. CITY. ND, WILL
surpassed best hshing, cunning and boating on the
coast. No mosouitos. Old popular prices restored
For circulars and address L. i. WEIGH.
manager. te2-tm
CHERWoOD. OLD POINT COMFORT. VA
= Srestly improved; electric bells: hot and cold
BOOKER, owner aud proprietor. sp2S-3m'
pINEY POINT HOTEL. on THE POTOMAC
4 River, near Chesapeake bay, Nd, opens SATUR-
RAY, JUNE a. 1890. For circulars Srpiy TO Wash
= Williams I'D 9TH st NV. For further infornIa-
Point St Mary's county, Md. my2s- In
bright HOUSE. BEACH. DELLA
ID war. will reopen June IL; 1890; Address
WALTER BURTON,
m11-3m' o35 st. NV. Washington, DC.
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DR.. LIGHTEI-L
Can be daily consulted on
CATARRH. DEAFNESS, ASTHMA.
THROAT AFFECTIONS AMI CONSUMPTION
A his ofi.s,
Iol7 FIFTEEN II ST. w..
From - IL and 3 to ).
HEROIC PASS THE DOOR. ,el6
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OUR MARYLAND NEIGHBORS.
A Poor Wheat Crop-Cburch Notes
Etc.
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WHITTIER M.cHlsz CesrAsr.

HIGH SPEED. s4fETy, DYDRAULC PASSENGER
ELEVATORS.
Operated upon ths pkkssukk TANK system.
IEG lreight service. Steel BOILERS aud Boiler
Plate work Of ali descriptions.
.. W. LERls, Agent,
ap3-3m ofdee. 62a lath at nv. Washington. .. q
Joseph oAwLER
u fUNEhAL DIRECToR n ENRALMkk
ze4<SAoGe SAu -l3ls ~
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A RENARKABLE STATEMENT.
DIR. LIGHTHiLL

DIR. LIGHTHiLL
Takes Pleasure in Submitting to the Public the
Following Letter from
Nh. L C. TAYLOR,
Awen-known and Highly Respected Citizen Of
Washington.
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SPRINGS BATHS.

LLEGHANY SPRINGS yIR6INIA.-The most
a Accelerated ~dyspsptic water known Indorsed by
leading watering place in the state. Elevation high;
drives: bra IS and string band OF music: post. tele-
graph and express Offices in hotel. Write Tor circular.
Je2-8w General Manneer.
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MANICURE.

M MANICURE AND C~HIRoPoDrsT
7O3 18th Of. 4. Va over Thompson's drug store
The only importer aud manufacturer Of Nne Mani
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D ENOK SPRINGS AND NER BATHS
H NORTH MOUNTAIN,
NEAR VA,
about SIX hours from Washington, will be opened nm
THURSDAY. June ~. For Terms and all information
apply to A. y. PRATT.
Proprietor.
my6- SIN Sun Building.
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A WEST VIRGINIA.
"A 4 select family resort on top of the Alleghaniss.
where the cool breeze. blow always: beautiful scenery;
table a6nndAntiy supplied; NO fogs: no hay fever; no
mosquitoes: o few rooms yet unsngseed Can al star
Office for circular OF address
ye23-lm j. H. SHAFFER, Prom.
MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE, IN THE ALE.
Vk ghenies: 8. 600 feet elevation; large airy rooms:
good board: saddle aud driving horses; bowling aiIey:
lawn tennis Rrounds; reasonable rates. Address
JOHN A. LAHfZ, Aurora W Va js6-Ims
EOR SAL OR RENT-AMON0 THE B%FRKsHIRE
HillsLa Beautiful Country Residence In Great Bar
ringtou. Mass.
Ths grounds cousist Of eight acres. part in eroye ana
part laid out in vsll:kept lawns. ahsded by large aud
beautiful trees of all kinda
The house y 40 feet square. With IN extension rs
feet square hrst hoor has broad hall, lsrge parlcr.
smaller parlor. dinipg room. library, china ciOsets,
buffers pantry, kitchen, laundry and store room: Sec
out 6ooF, four large bed rooms in main part 81 hon
and three In the extension, bsth room, linen room aud
store room third story, three bed rooms, trunk room,
&c. added to this are all modern improvements lsrYc
cellar. dry and veil eemented. abundant water suppiy.
stable has stalls for sir horses. boz stalls, harncss
room and room for twelve carriages: plentifully sup
piled with running water and we'll ventilated There
ae also on the place Ice house, tool house, Ne
Price. completely furnished. .t16, 900
We can ssnt this place furnishsd from nov Tor 49,
-. ''.o'''''' '''' SSsaLxzas . yoosHzrs.
3s%4-1m 141S j 81 nv.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

II BIOS. USE BEST MATERIALS
~ Oh their Pianos. employ best artisans aud do
supervise personally. Result: Superior instrumental.
g. H KUHN. Sole Ascent, 1909 q st. Burdet, Organs.
al24-3m
fINhE HALLEr L DAVIS PIANO AGENCY WILL
Il be closed June - aud reoIened Sept. 1 with
superb STOCK OF pianos. bargains before closing.
nag ii. L. UMNER, Agent.
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VNHE ROCKBRIDGE ALUM
SPRING., endorsed BY the Medical Society Of vir
GINA as well as by othe m, dical authorizes OF the
United States and Europe. are now open the year round
Capacity, j. 800: rates. $50 to ST0 per month, accord.
ing to location Of room and length of stay: elevation
1900 feet Pamphlets II Chesapeake aud Ohio ticket
Office or by addressing the undersigned. Railroad
through to the springs. GtoKGE i. PEYTOS. Man.
aging Director. form ry flor six teen years) managing
IeT-Im
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- BEDFORD PA.
In the Allegheny Mountains: scenery unsurpassed;
high altitude: cool nights: no malaria nor mosquitoes
~ Q curative agent the water has no equal; all anuse-
ments: JoerEe's famous orchestra; hotel enlarged
i'm approved and newly furnished.
Opens June IL. Circulars ON application.
myl-2m /. g. DOTi, Manager.
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M OSTEREi SPRINGS vi
AVA summit Of the Blue nidge Mortails,
Pennsylyanis.
1000 feet above Sea level.
3hours' ride from Wsshingtun.
Tho hotel Is thoroughly furnished with the moder
conSeniences, and 70. its natural advantages IS unsu
passed. Entirely free from malaria.
WILL OPEN JUNE ~.
For circulars and terms address
~. A. MINOR, PROP, II. I. MlLNOR, Manage
Blue Ridge Summit. Penna. Circulars at Star one
ll6-lms
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COURTHOUSE NOTES.
a Verdict Rendered for the Plaintiff and De-
fendants-C Cases Filed in Court.

In the district court the jury in the case Of the
Fort Worth and New Orleans railway company
an action to try title to two lots on Jones and
Tucker streets, returned verdict for the plaint-
iff End defendants together. The lots were
awarded to the plaintiff, but the defendant were
allowed $500 for improvements thereon and S1I0
against W. B. Tucker, the Warrantor of these
lots to the defendants.
The case of 1. Caradine and others against j.
d. Walcott was put on trial and verdict found.
This was suit for trespass to try title to about
$50 acres ten miles northwest of this city. The
amount OF money involved was about 5000. Two
OF the plaintiffs in the suit were barred out by
the statute OF limitations and 70 the third Mrs.
NJ. A. Sharp, the jury awarded one-third of the
land in dispute.
The case OF John Mccullough against the
Texal Investment company was then called but
nothing was done. This is an old case having
been in the courts several years and il viii
probably consume some time.
In district court r. B. Buell. fled a suit
against the Fort Worth and Denver City rail-
VIZ company for trespass to try title to lots IL
and u, in block 131, on Ninth and Elm streets.
Mrs Annie r. McGregor fled q suit for di-
vorce against j. NJ. kcGregor. The petition
April Of 1865. A course Of harsh treatment and
abuse ended, it is alleged, in 1884 by abandon
ment, and the plaintiff prays for divorce on
these grounds.
Eugene t. Henry brings suit against William
Henry, the executor for the estate Of Eugene T.
Henry. deceased, and brother of the defendant.
The action is for debt Of $40, secured by note
given on the first day of January, 1871.
The wills OF Louise Scott and John a. Wins
were fled in probate yesterday. The property
of the first is Sl 900; that OF the ond is not
given.