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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-29

The Reading Railroad Company has fled
bill in equity in the Philadelphia courts agains,
the b. and U. Railroad Company to force tie
latter to carry out one Of It's fnan cial
Rev. Louis ByEIausky. pastor of the German
Presbyterian Church Of Carlstadt, n. j., hal
fled the village, having been charged with max
ing assaults On young girls.
Ball Brothers large tin stamp works, oper
ated In connection with their glass factories in
Muncie. Ind. have been burned, many of the
girls employed in tho works having their hail
scerched in escaping.
WORK las been commenced on q large shir
factory at Rich!and, N. j.. which, when com
Ple.ed. Will employ over one hundred hands
Hebrew capital is backing the enterprise.
Patients in the Connellsville. Ga, hospital
are nearly freezing, there being no heat in the
ordef
Several large cotton fires. the work Of an in
cendiary, have occurred in Newman, Ca, caus
ing combined loss of about 5000, 600
George z. Porter Of Portsmouth, who WAS te
tave been married last evening, shot himself
in the head while loading pistol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-29
Launch OF the Detroit.

More than 5000 people witnessed the launcl
of the steel cruiser Detroit yesterday Afternoon
from the yards of the Columbian iron works
Locust Point, Baltimore. As she wen. over lit
tie Florence Master, the daughter OF the presi
dent of the company, broke a bottle OF wine
over her bow with the words: II christen thee
Detroit"
Then pandemonium broke loose from fifty
tugs, and from all the whistles along .he shore
came ear-splitting noises. while 5000 voices
cheered. For ten minutes the noise contia ued
Then the cruiser was brought back to tie aock
by two tugs.
Secretary Tracy WAS unable to be presen,
and he was represented by Capt. Bronson who
commander OF cruiser No. 9. Capt. Bronson
will remain and superintend the construct ior
OF the vessel, a full description Of which wal
printed in yesterdays STAE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-29
A National Militia Encampment.

xSHS1o1HsI
A general convention Of American militia
men in Chicago yesterday decided to hold q
national encampment there during tho world
fair, the camp to be within radius Of twenty
miles OF the exposition grounds. On motion
Of Gen. snowden Of Pennsylania August to
20, 1888, Was adopted as the date Of the encamp-
ment- A resolution was adopted to the effect
that the adjutant general Of each state be APP
pointed committee OF one for his state to act
with Chairman Groner and grange Tor all
matters of transportation. An effort will be
made to secure the passage by Congress Of
suitable legislation and appropriations to hold
the encampmsut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-29
DISTRESSING EVENT.
What Might Happen at Any Time.

Mrs. A. fell to the floor after social gathering,
proStratsd BY nervous weakness and exhaustion.
There are thousands who feel Just ready 10 drop
from nervous weakness. 1t is what makes 80
many nervous. tired, languld, without energy or
ambition. They have headache, stomach trouble.
kidney ard liver complaints, consupeted bowels,
melar!s, headache, palpitation, poor blood etc,
which are caused by weakened nerves and nervous
prostration.
II they would use DIR. Grsene's Nervufa, the
great nerve ard blood invigorator, all these dis
tressng troubles will Immediately disappear.
Especisity should ladies nse il who have female
wsafrsss and debility. Purely vegetable and
bsrmiess. Druggists sell 1t, $1.O0
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BOOKMAKERs THE LOSERS.
Some Surprises Mt the Bennlng Race Track
Yesterday-The Program for Today.

some surprises Mt the Benning Race Track
Yesterdsy-The Program for To-day.
Yesterday was another good day for the talent
ut Benning, and the bookmakers were heavy
losers. Taken all in all the races were very
good, and while the favorites won in each but
the last event that exception proved the most
| interesting and botly contested event Of the
meeting. THE Stars report closed yesterday
after the third race. The fourth race Was cap
tured by Ocypete, with Celia a good second and
Abb third. Time, 1.50. Mutuals paid 1856.
| The last race on the card was free handicap
over six hurdles, one mile and a half. The
| SrAK's dispatch from the track before the
first race named st. Luke as the win
ner, with Hercules as the runner up,
and this was the result. st. Luke was
not thought much of in the betting
and before the horses went to the post odds OF
Is aud 20 to were laid against him. There
was pretty straight tip out on st. Luke and a
few OF the knowing ones backed him and
reaped rich harvest When the flag fell,
after three break-aways Grey Gown showed in
front and with Futurity and Repartee made
the running with Hercules and st. Luke within
striking distance When the horses entered the
stretch the majority were punched. Over the
last hurdle Hercules. st. Luke, futurity and
Hepartee came all together. Then the race
commenced. st. Luke gained a slight advan-
tage under the skiful plotting OF Jenkins and
forged ahead. Old Hercules came strong
toward the finish and the last sixteenth was n
driving finish. st. Luke, however, won, with
Hercules second and Repartee third. Time,
2.b2. Mutuals paid 1885.
There is a rumor that James Rowe. the
starter. backed By some moneyed men, will take
charge OF the track after the meeting and run
It indefinitely. The Dryers are said 20 be
back Of him.
The card for today Is az follows:
First race-Three-quarters Of a mile; two
year-olds- Lamplighter. lis, Madrid. ll5;
Dora, 80; Rockhill, 9S; Queen Dor, 100; Mrs.
Peck, 100; Alcna colt, lo3.
Seccud race--Five-eighths of a mile, selling.
Village Maid, "a; Watterson, III; Ballarat, l07;
Corn &. 81; Queenston, 90; Lady Ballard. 81;
Gold Dollar, l0l; st. Charles, l04; Stray Lass,
81.
Third race--One and one eighth miles, handi-
cap. kingmaker, 95; Prather, 80; Senorita,
los.
Fourth rnce-One mile selling. Cerberus,
III; Larchmont. III; Tattler. ia; Umpire
Kelly. los; 1largherita. I05; Ed McGinnis, &c.
Fifth race -Three-quarters of mile, maidens,
all ages 1arantella, l0l; lbria. 10i; st. Mark,
l0i; Morton, liz; Gondolier, 1902; Balbriggan,
i0i; hing Thomas, 112; George W., LIP; Somer
set, liz; Dodo, liz; jim Kinney, liz.
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A Eoxer Convicted of Manslsupbt.r

Harrison A. Tracy of Lynn, Mas, kaa beer
found g1ilty OF manslaughter in causing the
death-May 25-of John Burma. This was the
outcome of q boxing match ct Lynn, where
Burns received a blow and died from its effects
Defense claimed that falling on the slippery
floor caused the fatal wound, but it was held
that even if SO the man dealing the blow that
felled his adversary was as much to blame as il
the blow itself caused death. The jury rec.
commended mercy, and sentence was deferred
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CHlLx.s UNsAr1srAcroRY REPLY.
She Refuses to Accept Responsibility for the
Affair ut Valparaiso.


AFFAIR ut Valparaiso.
The Chilean government has replied I,
Minister Egan's demand for an explanation Of
the recent attack upon American sailorl tn.
reply is couched in very stronge language, and
it is understood that it amounts to refusal ia
accept responsibility for tho affair. The State
Department at Washington has been notified
Minister Egan, Commander Schley and Consul
McGreery are consulting together. and it il
thought that decisive action will be taken soon.
The intendante Of Valparaiso has refused to
guarantee the safety of market boats coming
to that city early in the morning from the
United States war ship Baltimore or the safety
Of officers OF that vessel coming ashore at
night. There is a practical boycott on the
Baltimore. No American sailors nre allowed
ashore
Great excitement has been caused In Santi-
ago by report that the Chilean legation In
Washington has been attacked.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

es-No city in the world is 50 thoroughly GOV.
cred by the circulation Of a single newspaper
as is the city of Washington by that of The
EVENING STAR II reaches all readers in the
city and vicinity. II scedrs 10 Us circulation.
No other Washington paper has ye. done this.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-29
George Barrett's Effects Seized.

The Metropolitan Job Printing Company Of
New York has obtained an attachment against
George Barrett, the actor, a brother Of Wilson
Barrett, for 81, 700 for services rendered. Mr.
Barrett had been starring through the United
States with Miss Eastlake. When Mr. Barrett
was about to sail for Europe his effects were
seized by a deputy sheriff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-29

Another Mutiny in the GrenRdier Guards.
A battalion Of the Grenadier Guards, sta-
toned at Windsor, England, recently refused
to eat the rations provided them, claiming tina.
the food was bad, and, going to the windows OF
the mess room, hurled TIE unsatisfactory
rations into the barrack squars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-29
MARCELLA SEMBRICH.

The celebrated vocalist, highly recon.
mends the Soden Mineral Pastilles
6! cannot help informing you of the
splendid effect Of the Soden Mineral
Pastilles in the of vocal indispo.
sition. Their influence on the entire
organism is 80 excellent, fhat con.
tinually use them, and l must warmly
recommend them to all my colleagues. /"
The genuine Soden Pastiiies
must have the signature Of "EisneE
& Mendelson Co.," Sole Agents,
around each box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-29
Bank Defaulter Dill Indicted

q In the United States district court at Pitts
burg yesterday the grand jury found true bill
in the second indictment against W. H. Dill
president of the First National Bank Of Clear
field, charging him with misappropriatine
funds. The total amount Of his shortage viii
reach nearly 500, 00O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-29
For the Tilden I.ihraxx,

Mrs. VIM. A. Hazard, who. under the do
cision Of the New York court Of appeals in the
Tilden will case would have been entitled to
half the estate. will surrender to the executors
over ga coo, COO for the purpose Of carrying out
MIR. T1idens intention OF founding . great
public library.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-29
French Protectionists Protest,

The French governments proposal to con-
cede reduced tariff for one year to countries
having commercial treaties with France has ex-
cited the opposition of protectionists in that
country, who declare that the proposal will be
prejudicial to the interests Of the public treas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-29

Sefi0u1 Accident Near P0WhatAn, Va.
A passenger train on the Farmville and Pow
hatan railroad collided early yesterday morn
ing with disabled engine Of mixed train one
mile from Powhatan Court House, Va Both
engines we're demolished aud Conductor Gil
liam, Engineer Cheetham, Fireman Martin and
Postal Clerk Martin, co,ored, were severely in
jured. The engineers arm IL broken and the
conductor 10 probably fatally injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-29
ADVERTISING.

h lOL WISH az ADs EEAls1 a. 1n4kS AM
l. vnere any t4ase uI1.s 20 oAo. y. HOWELL =
CO.. AZ sIrucsst-. New Aork- aexl-ly
IyEEy ONE IN MID or fNFohNATloN on
IL the SUBJECT OF advertising ~l DO well 10 o1r1in
sopy ~ 'boox ..Qserts<Is- Sur paSrs przcs l.
AAilea. rosxact rscslTf Jr1ce CCl1tklu<
esrs4ui compilation iro-n tie American >twsap>r
OIreclory H. b<<r p1I<r< 1nd c.sk .olrnsIss
94ves - czrcu<nslea ever and rod
oDal Of Information abcu rates and other naller prr-
kOwkL1b AD"e2tislN9 bIkkAS. 10 sIru.o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-29
For WreckinR a Banx.

The grand jury of Kingston, n. Y, returned
indictments yesterday against James E. o.
trander and N. T. Trumpbour, who are accused
of wrecking the Ulster County Savings Institu-
ton, On charges of converting money of depos-
itors to their own uses and OF perjury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-29
Dismissed for Being q Parnellite.

DR.. Joseph Edward Kenny, Parnellte men,
Der of parliament for the southern division of
the county of Cork. has been dismissed from his
position as visiting physician to the Catholic
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Foreign Topics Of Interest.

newly constructed wall which had been
undermined by recent heavy rains suddenly
collapsed in Tunis, burying party OF thirty
natives who were assembled in an adjacent
house to celebrate a wedding All were killed.
Heavy rains in Spain have caused fresh inun.
dations
An enormous amount Of damage has been
done to farms, to live stock and to fruit trees
by floods in and about Cerdagne, France.
A great reception was given yesterday at
Brest to the Russian cruiser Dimitry Donskay.
Shocks of earthquake have been experienced
in Japan. So severe were they at Hiogo and
Osaka that houses we're destroyed and many
lives lost at both places.
Emin Pasha and DR.. stuhlman have crossed
the Albert Nyanza July a.
n. Jules Simon says the car and Emperor
William both want peace, ard France will not
be the nation to commence hostilities in Europa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-29

10 whom II may con-ern:
deem this fitting opportunity TO tell all similarly
afflicted with deafness that DIR. c. NJ Jordan cured
ine Of deafness of 20 years standing.
About twenty-six years ago. the advice Of a
gentleman who for time resident Of one Of
the West India Islands. while suffering with an
attack Of fever ard of the kind. took nifty
grams of quin3ne ut one dose The consequence of
this large dose was that my roared and thumped
like boiler makers shop. and soon after that LIST
the hearing Of my right ear. However, with ear
un1npared have managed to get along in business
comfortably until within the last year or two when
with three attacks Of the grippe. the left has been
50 deafened that could hear ordinary converse
tioD and those talking to had to almost scream ut
the top of their voices
However, to make long story short. DR.. Jordan
who IN my opinion Is scientist in everything tina:
PERTAINS 10 the treatment Of troubles, took In
hand. and in a short time cured my deafness and
caused me TO hear distinctly have my life
and this too. At price that few persons afflicted
would bexrudze What ismore he that there
- no tendency for a return Of the trouble.
Respectfully.
JNO. K. HATHAWAY, ST.,
II ST. NV.
Wellington, D. C., October q. 1891.
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Lottery Officers Indicted at PittsburR.
True bills were found yesterday by tn,
United States grand jury at Pittsburg agains
officers of the Louisiana state lottery for al
legged violation Of the Pennsylvania lottery law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-29

DHu1O IN HnefT DWeuihBs
Mrs. Vim. Elliott was crushed to death and
her husband fatally injured by the burning Of
their dwelling near Shoals, lad. Tuesday night
Elliott was hurt in attempting to rescue his
wife. Both were octogenarisns.
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EDUCATIONAL.
-
OFT or wAsHINaro.

IVY HALL BOARDING sCEooI FOR cHTIDREN,
4 Forest Glen. Nd, Ihorvaxh hns.ish. Musae; gym.
bui.dtnrs VISITED monthly. MISS L. PRENTIss
se;s2-.sa
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JOHN Ridden.
How To Blow A Hoas.

1t depends upon what kind Of q horn you want TO
blow and also upon whose horn IL IL. don't know
much about other peoples hoxns. - have about all
can do to blow my own horn. blow bold and loud
and long. lyon Will listen my blowing aud follow
me up will blow inoney into your pocket. Hsrs II
what am blowing about now:
Six-foot Extension Table, ant. oak, $50. sixfoos
Pillow Leg Table. me finish. IS: Ladies' hooking
Chair. carpet ssat ESQ.,; Foreground Hair Mattress.
e. 30; Psror Suites. plush hair cloth. s25 Fine
Rug Suites. &5O Very Large Rug Suites. heavy fringe
beauty. STA blow about 10 to 15c. yard on car
pets Yard-wde Carpets. l2k. 20 25. b, Soc, kc
Atwood Carpets. u to f75c; Brussels Carpets.
60. S5. Sc. &c. i blow about Lounges: e3.4i
Plush OF Carpet Lounges. e5; Bsd LounEss. ~ to
e2O. ] can show you 1000 Rugs, Naes and Art
squarss can blow more bargains into 0tass. Ohna,
Lsmps &c. than you you can md anywhsrs else. fuf
Rugs. black. white or gray. e. IS, no snssa: Solid
Oak sideboard drawers. sl2 So Oak Suites, SIC 80
Handsome suts. e2. ESQ. go. e10 $50 TO o6e; moth
Ing in town to match them. Let impress upon you
that we don't want any tnstalIment trade; We don't
have such prcss; We claim to Be the only house IN
Washington where you can turnish house complsts.
embracing China, Glass. Kitchen ways. Furnstvxs.
CARPETS. &c. Don't doubt till you tsy
0HAsTy. THk PusnIR
DOUBLE sroRKA
TERMS CASH.
ss2s 1S1o-la 5.h 1t. a.w.. b. and Q.
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RAILROADS.

X iCh~oAD AND DsNNILLk RAILROAD O..
Al, ,r,,ns s Ss.Sl -. p s1.s,, asc.sr = ISL
station. AAshnston. DC.
., $50 Te 5os 20 sschsnHs ana ,s,.rns...
ll;lo :. ni.-naily for Manassas. w.rr-nsSn. Gu.
r. SrsnSs StsTio't-s ic. Iyacsburr Dsnsils
SsTt o.oi h-issh salisbury and stations Ne-s~-n
- tlN '.,'ia: Ani s,a,lons Atlanta and chsrotfs
- station Cor az TrlnorAl POINTS nth and seth.
iaiHnsn Bun~i SLEEPER New Yors ana w.sh,u-.~,
~ ~ 1,-s ne a. VITA failIlsa slssp~s ana.
ran seler 20 sssnIas wa srm nsssn seS,.. -, :,
DAB -" vita Pullman sselrt ;or AaTss,s ". %.
EIoAv.ise wa As'eyll e ana Hoi srTsnrs -
sni .,s'.e .iIOGEh Tram for TrOG. Royal kiss-sss
10 81 ,. m.-DAty-wlsHrNcroS AKIN so.y--u
MEstERN \ - 81 BULED IL Nib a masnff rrt
IAN Q, lai.ii4s .es'isae4 raa ron-sslIls %
ins. Library and ooseryssion Can % tls snd
prssss Tor IA. s@rva An si5Ts isS s ss %,
ihis trsin IN connecon VITA firsi-,sss reses. =. 81
nss " s ~lh ~, S. M S ~ s.sss. %
"a Mon.sgHisry and %. Nsa-rhs. Msridian. zee
sssef-r " ashiustun 20 New Or.esns Mont-oa.-ry
No ssIra faro ohArsea D-,~oen Atlanta ana Ne. X.
"a .. n.--Daily. Southern TIrrs.s fo- Lynchb--r.
Nvs;eta Ncrth Gro klytson. Charlotte "a -
i.os South srol as DIVISION 10 Aaxust. and tstsans
Atlanta ana tharCffe - vision % Atlanta. NL-rs "a
nysion "a s.sac mon stAtlon T,.nts sousA
Si.d soaiA ssss- lilrouzh eoaches New lOEk q a.
rgllnsan nune, slle-r--. New rors .ra w..hius,.,
To hnohNsile wa LAuchblrs, Tan tfl.e. Sa.IsH1-f-
and Nes..In north UaTOlIns Division. and Nashlas-
ton 60 .,site
TEAMS On WASHINGTON AND orro nj.
VISION leave Wal ilstun q 40 M daily ar,sp M
arr - a. NAsilnctcn : ~ q anu a5s y IA d "a
and ~ a m. ssosit sunaHy.
Though trains irt the south via Charlotte anl
DanNll arrive IA Washington 90 m. 10 La ~
ana q - pm. aud fTOta tsransrc Is % M sts.<-
bnrs OsRl ~ y ~ o. An and 4 90 al
1lckess. siecl az reservation aud nfo-mafion
fIIiisssei snu nzvase cs"r6~l Al choe. % P.rn-
syivSnIa ave-. aud passenger rtatoa iennssy....
rai,.osd. Oth sad sts. NA-hinxton, a q.
oc3 JAMES l. 1ANLuK. zen. Pass As.af
4 'HEsAFEAkE OHIO RAILWAY
SCHEDULE IN FFEECT SEPTEMBER N lsu,
fans cave d"iS from Unioe station tB. f.l a-h
and B streets.
luauusa tie gran 10. scenery in America with f,,a
ha idsonIest and most cOnpsete Iran ssrri.
hest lrSssi WASHINGTON.
90 D. m 'CnciEEA'i Fast line WITH dining .,r
IRON astnng.c sId solid ITaia sncsRnAl ~,Is.sf
change. Arr;ving NJ Nin'lnnsts At eonns.,isrr
an me mon Depot TOT inaIaDAl 40 L. IT. LOUIS
IL luF Ia & q l1iiloas 3. \ Y. Nes hule isnliiss1s
soid Nestibued tram with dining slr Tor Ctnr nust
Quo. Be1instou SUD lspui-Niils M srrTytng a -
siEnaii .sSlS p.p-. Lexington NJ D. "a loul.y,ii.
stJ y Ia. connetns m niOa d-Tots tor ali polnts
100 D IA. fNuress Tor GorIunsNi ile. q oft.tY1I
Richmond, MAJ EesbOrO. and pr.uciIal r.
gInsA pulffs. -
10 IS a via 4, 4 r railway and Rchmond ,ooaa
Polnt Comfort anu Norfoik-ONLA kAIi. LINZ
iulilnn locations aud tickets at ColpAnys Ono
DIS ana I92l I-InA. ave.
So II. M.fULLER Gent Passenger Agent
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Oux NV HoxI

OSo ANkW AAOAE
II ready for yom inspecsios-
IT'S FIVE FLOORS
Are completely stocked with everything that u new
and desirable in Household Furnishinxs and Is we'll
worth vtnt-
OUR FIRST FLOOR
Contains carefully selected stock Of Bed Room. Din
nS Room and Once Furniture
Our SECOND FLOOR
devoted entirely to Carpets and contains the latest
and most desirable fal and winter e0loringa AL
grsdsA
OUR THIRD FLOOR
Contains sock Of Parior Furniture which for variety
q dssaxn and uniform excellence Of nsssr1aI y NOT
surpAsssd By any house in the country.
SOME STARTLING PRICES:
,, rn.h -. q Han Cloth f.ri' Suite. c..h. sas;
SOLID o.i Bad Room Suites. 3 p,.c.. Cash. ,17;
credit. ais
Poplar Bed Econ Suites. pssc.. Cash. slA credit
al5.
sIx-roor OAK EXTENSION TABLE. Cab.
e4.25; credit. - GO
xishs-foos OAK Exssa1oa Tahia cash. a 80,
sssdtf. 81
Ioriy-peuad Hair Mastrsaa Cash. $50: credit.
"a
woven Wire spripr,L Cash. q Is: credit, q. 50.
Bxusssls Carpet. Per yard Cash. &c. ;crsdit &c
lnsxain Carpets, PER yard Cash. 3oc- ;credit 4Or
Csxpsts ssxsd and LAID ire 81 No cAarxs sos
waste N nAtchtns.
TERMS.
Easy weekly or monthly paymsnta
No no.ss and Per dssco1As allowed sos ssts,s
Hanes h thirty deys
GRoG ANS
CREDIT HOUSE.
sl-R sla su ana s23 m - ~.
Pisos Remedy for Csesrh 10 The
Bess. Easiest 10 Use. and Cheapest
LSzS2zYSIS2G
Sold hy druggisss ~ ssne b. man,
60. = 7. Hasslslne waxssH. PA
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The post Office at York, Pa, was entered and
robDed tuesday night. The police head
quarters are just opposite.
The Andover theological case has been de-
eided in favor Of Prof Smytb by the Massa-
chusetts supreme court
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HORSFOKD'S ACID PHOSPHATE,
Beware Of limitations.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

A X. $3.50.
thereafter. HOLY LAND TOUR. s00O. ssiIs FsI-
rnsry o. 1882. Best tcksting faclit,es. send for
". p. VAN wIcKLE,
oc22eolm LBS Pennsylvania ave.
A LIAM LINE. ROYAL MAIL sTEAMsHIFS
IA LAs1Ow TO PHIL ADELPHIA
Via DERRY aud GALWAY. Mostdirect route
troln Scotland and North and Middle Ireland
ACCoMMoDA1loNs UNSURPASSED.
HIL&S-srArg Ii Sc. '
AEW YORK AND GLASGOW, via Londonderry.
Livery fortnight
aosn Vct-.state of California. ...--..1 PIN
SHh Oct.....-. state OF Nevada .....-l pm.
CABIN passa1e. t3o and upward Excursion. ed5 xn1
- upward. Steera<re, SlS.
6ATIMOkE AND LIVERPOOL SERv1CE
VIA Halifax and st. Johns. n. r.
Steamers sail from Baltimore ior.ulxhtly.
Apply 20 u. w. MOSS, S2l Pa ave- OF
my21-6nl Mrs. ID. A. bhOSNAN. WASHINGTON.
SHOKT KOUTE TO LONDON
- NOkDDEUTSCHLR LLOYD s. g. CO
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