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The Childrrn,s Country uom..

The object for which the Childrens Country
Home was established, that Of giving poor little
ones a chance for an outing, is one that appeals
to the hearts Of all The STAR will receive and
subscriptions to aid in this COM
mendable charity. Subscriptions have been re-
Noll1
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Mems Twilled Cotton Drawers, Csc.
1t "CARTERs." I'll Market SPACE,
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

TIE BATTLE OF GETIYsBuRa.-15thst street and
Ohio avenue.
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WHENEVER I SEE HOODS sARsAPARILLA
w now want to bow and say
THANK

was badly effected with ECZEMA and sCRoFULA
SORES covering almost the whole Of ono side Of my
face. nearly to the top Of my head. Running sores
discharged from both cara Ny eyes were very bad.
the EYELIDS so SORE Il was painful opening or
closing them For nearly year was deaf. INVENT
to the hospital and had operation performed for the
removal Of . cataract from eye. One day my ss-
ter brought me
HOODS SARSAPARILLA.
which took and gradually began 10 feel better and
stronger. and slowly the ssres my eyes and in my
ears healed. can now hear and we'll sver."
ArA AMANDA PAISLEY. l76 Lsndsr strest. New
6urgh. n. Y.
HOODS PILLS cure al Liver Ils jasndicS. sick
hse0nehe. h0tousnssss sour stomach. nnuDsA
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CITY ITEMS.
You win, Sooner or Latter.

When you make up your mind to buy a Side
board would like You to visit my establish
ment and inspect the large number Of different
styles, wood and marble, carried in stock You
are bound to find something to suit your fancy
and the price will not be excessive, but Just
right, with ample time to make the payment.
JOHN RUDDEN, The Accommodation,
1t 513 Seventh street northwest.
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Athletes will find Whites Yucatan Gum ,
great aid to them in their exercises, as it keep
the mouth and throat moist. iy18-6t
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DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER,s OFFICE, WASH.
e SrPllssts Nh BE- 5sSsiysd here until TMELXE
EiGHTH. iS6S and then opened for furn,sh in1 am.
ing the sig months coinmencing August 1897 snch
night IL reserved TO reject any all proposals All
Information required will be furnished on application
this once. Envelopes containing proposals should
b m.shsda ,v,PTCPesAls fSE Fessse &c." and ca
master General. y. 8. A. El4-fE
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

DEwITTs TALLY HO STAGES LEAVE 81
~ ~ 18th s. NV at 10 9. m and p. M Arlington,
trip 80 to 75c. Zoo Park and Legation BUILDINGS DC
ta1l-1v
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ARTISTIC AND GuARANTEED.-SilverF Filings,
75 cents: Platina. 81. Very best Teeth, %.
Z. 8. DENTAL ASSOCIATION, It'll and d.
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD offers round-triE
tickets to New York on the 2lst instant ct 46
Good to return within ten days-Adrt.
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Cbenp Trim tn New York.

Only $500 for the round trip via Roya
Blue line. Tickets sold July n and good to re-
turn for ten days An opportunity to visit
famous resorts near New York and witness
Monmouth Park and other races.-Adrt.
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/. Bicycle Races at Baltimore July 81.
For this occasion the b. and o. r. r. will sell
round-trip tickets Washington to Baltimore for
4L20 Tickets sold on July Il and good re-
turning until July % inclusiye.-Adrt.
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Free Concerto Daily at Bay Ridge
Baltimore and Ohio trains at 9:l5 a. m, 1:3(
D. m, AS p. m. Sundays at s:35 q. m, 80 D.
n, SIS D. m 81 round trip.-Adrt
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Or THE many Washingtonians that visited
Atlantic City last week the Hotel Royal cap
tured about three-fourths Of them. E. l..
johnson, Proprietor.-Adut.
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The COCHRAN, 18th and X streets north
west, will make special rates for summer
montha
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CARPETS CLEANED BY the EXPIRE CARPET
WORKS, 631-635 Mass. ave. n. w., are made moth
proof free Of charge. Telephone 1854
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Dog Collars engraved. Razors sharpened
free. Rodgers Cutlery. WALFoRD's, All Pa.
ave. n.w.p It,
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Breezes Of the Chesapeake
At Bay Ridge all the day long. Baltimore
and Ohio trains at 9:15 am, 100 pm, 4:28
pm. Sundays, 9:S5 am, 1:30 pm, s:l5 p. m.
81 round trip.-Adrt.
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FussELL's Ice Cream shipped by express any.
where ont Of town. 1927 New York ave.
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Justice MflIs to Act In the Police Court.
Justice of the Peace Samuel C. Mills was
designated by Justice Hagner to discharge the
duties Of either Judge of the Police Court dur
my absence between July 20 and August 20.
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Soc. Soc. S5c.
Is all we charge for $3.50 Laundered Outing
Shirt, all Sizes all styles
jy20-3t H. FRIEDLANDER 4 Bro, 9th and E SITS.
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BxroRx the adjournment Of Congress make
srraneements with Latimer q Sloan, auction
esrs, 1907 G street, to store or sell your per
nonal e6ects.-Adct
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Important to Atlantic City Excursionists.
The Baltimore and Ohio special train for
Atlantic City will leave at $50 pm. instead Of
pm, a. heretofore, and will arrive at At
lantic City at Pm instead Of 10 pm. $3.50
round trip. Tickets good to return on special
train $50 pm. Sunday or any regular train
Honday.-4drt.
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SUPPER win be served to the O'Clock az
cursionists from Warrington to Atlantic CITY
Saturday night ct Hotel RoyaA \ l. johnson,
propfietor.-Adrt
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BIcYcLE Horns, Boosters and Kazoos.
JOHN F. ELLIS q Co.,
937 Pa ave,
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Castellon Wine cures stomach troubles.
jy7-1m A. HErrMU1LEn 4 Co,
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WArERMKLoNs, WArERMyLoys!
Just arrived schooner Capes Charles. with q
cargo Of fine large ice rind Melons consigned to
J. II. RICHARDSON d Co., 18th st. wharf
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, To Baltimore and Return.

OI.EO To BALTIMORE and Return. 01.2O
The Pennsylvania railroad will cell round
trip tickets to Baltimore on July 81, good to re-
turn until July %, at rate of sI20 on account
Of bicycle races.-Adrt.
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Buy Wilson Il Cars Bathing Slippers: price
% cents. 929 st. NV. jy11-1m
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u. 20 10 Baltimore and Return via b. and
o. X. X.
TICKETS sold July 81 and good to return until
July ~ inclusive.-Adet
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CyclfStSs

You came away from home Gin rush''-and
forgot few things2 If it's anything in Mems
Furnishings let us fix you.
FRANC Il Son, 4O1 7th st., cor. D.
l.. A. w. 2OO23 jy18-3t
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
FORECAST TILL p. n. THURSDAY.
For the District Of Columbia and Maryland,
fhir, probably followed by showers Thursday
afternoon or night; variable winds; slightly
cooler in Maryland
For Virginia. fair, except showers in south
east portions; variable winds; cooler IN south
west portion
CONDITION OF THE WATER.
Temperature and condition of water at 8
an: Great Falls, temperature, "a: condition,
So. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 70. Con-
dition at north connection, o; condition at
south connection, 10; distributing reservoir,
temperature, 80; condition at infuent gate
house, %; efiuent gate house, Sc.
High water. Low water
412 am 4:4s pm. HOS am. Ills pm.
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Black India Linen, Sc.
1t "CARTERs," I'll Market space.
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FoR BLANK Books, Stationery and Office Sup
plies to 20 EAsroN d RuPP. 42l 11th st.
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IMPAIRMENT or STATE, WASHINGTON
~ July 15 1899 SEALED proposals will BE- received
At the DePa5tment q state until TWELVE NJ. Of
said department with stationery and miscellaneous
articles for the yeaT ending June 30 1893 in accord
to persons and firm; PROPOSING to bid The right 70
Of any bid. o. amend the quantity given 81 any
article in the schedule IL reserved Each bidder wifi
be required to furnish with his bid bond with two
surst!es In the sum Of q, 600 q Fu.rsntee Of
faithful performance OF the contract which may be
awarded him. All samples submitted should be left
at the stationery room" OF the department.
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Surgical, Dental Veterinary Instruments,
Trusses, &c. WALFonD's, All Pa. ave. Tele-
phone 1851. It,
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GUNNER SCHEDULE.
MOUNT VERNON
THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON
And the
GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALF.
MOUNT VERNON.-The steamer Manchester to
Noun vernon daily. except Sunday; at 10 m. re-
Guiding admission to the mansion and Grounds OF
Mount Vernon. Cafe on the steamer. Mount Vernon
guide books on the boat.
MARSHALL HALL.@Steamers Mscalester and
River Queen as follows:
sUNDAYS-11 !. M. 49, $50 and 9: 15p.m.
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY-9 and lOa M and 2: a
INDIAN HEAD EVENING TRIPS ,.na,nu =.
\. s 5 Hall 18th ways THURSDAY. FRIDAY and
sAIOhDAi EVENING", ct g: 40 p. m. Music on all
trips and at Marshau Hall Schroeder's Orchestra
Dsncing Music on the Big Pavilion day and evening
Parties can 10 down to Marshall Hall on the morn
ing or afternoon trips Of steamers and return
any OF the companys regular boats for roundtrp
STEAMER RIVER QUEEN for Alexandria and
r1ver Landings as far down Gymont. including Mar
shall HAL both ways q: m daily except Sunday.
the hlyer Queen A. 9a,m. Ataam.i
MOUNT VERNON AND MARSHALL HALL
N19 STEAMBOAT co
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CastellOn Wine checks and cures summer
complaints. A. HEITMULLER Il Co.,
jy7-1m 1888 l4th st. NV.
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especial Notice

Wool Serge Suits, in blue, brown and gray,
to close, at
1857. 1857. S5.s7.
II. FREIDLANDER 4 Bro,
jy19-2t 9Th and E SITS.
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Figured Swiss Muslin, zoe.
1t "CARTERs," I'll Market space,
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EXCURSIONS. &c. :

GASO hIo1ONc. &c.
WHA'
GRAND CONCERT
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JULY %
~ L :: :: :
I'LL 1'E II III EHI|E I.
e. e / a 4 . i ! III / E. E.
Under the auspices Of the
ARLINGTON wHEELMEN.
Tickets, Soc. For sale at John F. Ellis Co.'S s37
PA. ave. NV.
Steamers RIVER QUEEN and MAcALEsTER leave
wharf ct 9 30 and p m. jy19-2t
FREE. BETHESDA PARK FREE
TODAY AT PM SHARP.
Grand Balloon Ascension,
Grand Pyrotechnic Displsy.
Prof. Chas. scoeneld will let OF when 5000 feet in
air grand display Of Fireworks Then
taking his daring Psr.chus Leap
from 4. 900 feet in air.
Ample accommodations for ALL Plenty Of open cars.
Take Georgetown and Tennalytown cars at aed
and NJ sta. ,y1e
I o. o. F. LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
IL And Ruth Lodge, No. 9,
TO BAY RIDGE
Trains leave B. and ID 3. stations.
BIO I'm, 30 and 4 % pm.
Get your tickets from
Committee at depot. ty16-4t
ITO MARSHALL HALL AND INDIAN HEAD
ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS ONLY
From Rw to the close of the Summer
Important Notice.-The Marshall Hall and Indian
Head evening trips given on FRIDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS only of each week The
Thursday evening trip of the company is omitted for
the rest OF this season. Make your arrangements
therefore, for FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS
OF each week to Marshall Hall and Indian Head iy2O2
GRAND EXCURSION TO BAY RIDGE
By the
Department Of the Potomac Woman's Relief Corps,
ON SATURDAY. JULY %.
For the benefit Of the entertainment fund for the del
egates 70 the national convention Womau's Iseiief
Tickets. 81; children SOC Ito be had at Room 30.
Atlantic building until Friday evening and al the b
and O. station on Saturday morning.
Trans leave 9l3 a. IN i: 30 PIN and % m 20-3
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- - New York and Return by Pennsylvanis

RSund-*zip tickets good 10 return within tan
I'm WI be sold by the Pennsylvania railroad
- Thnrsday, 2lst instant-Adrt
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MUSCULAR STRAINS

BABY'S Skin and Scalp purified and beautihed by
CUTICURA SOAP. Absolutely pure.
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ATTENTION. L. A. w.-SHKErZ's CANDIES ar
the best and purest. Only Soc. a %. 10th and =
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GarAr SALE
OF
REMNANTS.
rs PER CENT OFF FOR CASE.

SINCE OUR SALE Alta DISCOUNT OF 10 PER
CENT OFF FOR CASH WE HAVE ACCOUNT
LATED An UNUSUALLY LARGE LOT OF REM
NANTS. AND AS WE WISH TO MAKE CLEAN
SWEEP OF THEM WE WILL. UNTIL FURTHER
NOTICE. MAKE INDUCTION ON ALL Rem.
NANTS OF sTHENfY-RTVR PER. CENT FOR
CASH EACH REMNANT WILL BE FOUND
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. AND THE PRICE
AND oUANTITY ON EACH PIECE
DUB USUAL DISCOUNT ON ALL OTHER GOODS
WILL CONTINUE TILL YuRTHxR NOTICE.
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Banjos, violins, Guitars and Strings. WALFoR

BeautIfuI Figured ChAllfes, sc.
1t CHARTERS" I'll Market space.
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To THE l.. A. W.:
Buy ellis Candies, 18th and F SITS.
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PROPOSALS.

Royal Glue mends everything. Druggists. 10
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Chr. XASDER's Old-time sercial Madeira.
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OU CENTS COLONIAL BEACH. OO CENTS
SPECIAL EXCURSION
EVERY
SATURDAY EVENING AT $50
Home Sunday evening at TO-
New and Palatial Steamer
T. V. ARROWSMITH
From 9TH ST. Tharf ever Saturday evening at $50
Fare. round trip. SOC.
G. W. RIDLEY
1yl2-lm General Manager
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MUSCULAR STRAINS
And Palms, Back Ache. Weak Kidneys Rheumatism
and Chest Pains RELIEVED IN ONE MINUTE BY
the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER. The first
and only instantaneous pain-king plaster.
lJy20-w&s
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PRSoIposyALs FOB FUEL &s, FOR THE UNITED
July i2. lss2..Sealed proposals.. in dupIcsse. sd.
Nay psPar,pm;ens ws:ainStSpP VIII 3 8
opened in%sd,a.siy sSs;se.fss;, for the supply
tools. pipe, wire. &c. to be delivered AZ tns
United States Naval Observatory; Georgetown
specifications. which, with blank form Of proposals
and instructions to bidders. will be supplied ufon
application to the superintendent Of the Naval OBJ
seYvatory The bureau reserves the right to waive in
cred advantageous to the government. Responsible
security will be required for the faithful performances
reau ty132Aw5w
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MANICURE.

MADAME PAWN, MANICURE AND CHIROPOD-
wi list. 703 18TH ST. \. W.-The only Imrortar snd
Manpfsctnrer Of FINE MANICURE and CHIROPoD-
list GOODS south Of New York no.sD-fr
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SPECIALTIES.

ELECTRICITY-A POSITIVE CURE: QUICK
~ pleasant; pyrines the blood; kius mAeTis; tones
falling friend Dr. HAYWARD. Specialist, i0ss 10Th
3e2z-1ms
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

NJ" AMI fALAIiAL . EAMEh ,,,,-,~..,-,,
Prom eth st. Ferry wharf. ccnmencins
SATURDAY. JUNE H. AT 5:3oPM
Resumes her route on the PICTURESQUE LOWER
s9TSkbHY i RSESfNe f m pskkf al %
On MONDAYS AND MEpNESpAGss ATS PM
r0ue aN6 s sH N MhRE REsoh fsAoEs
81 iESsSEio6E SSSs SpSHs Asb
SMITHS CREEK.
e 80 and p Wa s; and fdsy:
commcd.tions nrst-clasa W. RIDLEY.
STEAMER BARTHoLpI-DAILY TO DIXIE
and ,. M &ednes sd t and II s.sura:I
M Psasaro sD:, Of and mt
house. foot Of st. n W.. foot of ed St my27-3m
P1NEY POINT ExcURsIoN RATES.
NO bar on the ground.
sTBaMfR GEORGE TE
shss ' ssx
Round-trip tickets and rstclass accommodat,ons in
GLIDING three meals and niphts lodging at the hotel
Tor the small sum of 50 Tickets for sale Wash B.
Williams. cor 9TH and SITS. and Fishers pharmacy,
Anacostia ,yi6-N
A NEW ROUTE TO THE ATLANTIC OCEAN
SATURDAY EXCURSIONS
The Baltimore and Ohio Railway have established
washington officials and osh.-s leaving wasbiart 20,
ing Ocean City in I'VE hours with beautiful sail on
Chesapeake bay Returning. leave Ocean City at 30
go ?: m; allowing one day at the ocean. WIN ~
Parties desiring 10 reach Ocean City during the week
can take the 22G m train and O. hallway CON
steamboat, which leaves pier No. 9. Light street
whsrf Baltimore at $40 p. m. daily except Sunday
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I3k THf FREE FRT 3E I'm Az
2Aa 3e WHAsHINGToN 2 e 70 THE NAVY PROV.
Of Ordnance Navy Department. Waahington. D. G..
July IA. 1Se2.-Sealed proposals in duplicate in
be Ieceived ct this bureau until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON, AUGUST TENTH, 1892 and publicly
blank forms q pIspoesls viii be forwarded upon
inform themselves Of the character Of the work Rec
sponsible security will be required for the faithfA
penalties for delays The right is reserved in Of
prolonged delay. to cancel the contract complete
the work at the risk and expense Of the contractor
and to reject or all proposals and to waye defects
bond equal to twenty per cent OF each aggregate bid
must accompany the in all provided for
IN the blank form Of proposal WIN. M FOLGER,
Chief OF Bureau jy16-2aw2w
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POWERFUL operaGlasses,s IS. HExpLER's s, ASA
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y. 4 szusrzR I soxs.
sas PENN. AVE-
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The trip over the Glen Echo railway is one Of re-
See the magnifcent amphitheater. the coliseum Of
America Enjoy the wonderful scenery the beautiful
rambles the cool erot.os and the innumerable other
charms that The place presents.
The Glen Echo railway week DAYS leave Glen
Echo on the hour and return the half hour till D.
M. after which time cars leave Glen Echo and Ten
naliytown every half hour. On Sunday every
Twelve minutes Tvs
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jy19-2t
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Important Notice.-The Marshall Hall and Indian
Head evening trips are now given FRIDAY and
SSAAT 1IlJl, EvENINGS only Of each week. The
the rest Of this season. Make your arrangements
thereto for FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS
OF each week to Marshall Hall and Indian Head jy02
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CUSTOM HOUSE GOSSIP.
Collector Hendricks IL Boss Now A. Co
lector Erhardt Never Was.

Collector Hendricks IL Boss Now A. Col
lector Erhardt Never Was.
Collector Hendricks. in the estimation OF
Republicans. Is now figure in tho party in
New York State. As the third Collector Of the
Port during Harrison'sA administration. It Is
apparent to Republicans that Mr. Hendricks
can do about az he pleases in his office. 1t was
said yesterday that Mr.. Harrison could not
afford. under any circumstances, to have Mr..
Hendricks retire from his place. Mr.. Hem
bricks appreciates the strength OF his posi-
tion. Col Erhardt was greatly troubled by the
special agents. They had their own schemes
to work. and they were powerful in his day.
Fassett was not long enough In Office to run up
against these people. But Hendricks is the.
man. according to the Republicans. who can
now dictate the policy Of the New York Gus
hoTs Should he thss
enco with the, affairs Of this port they would
hsyf 10 tiStGp Mr Hendricks scarcely appre-
ciates bis power, said an eminent Republican
yesterday. but believe that he does .He is
ss 1hs Il ss1ns S
eirsuanavisase the civil " service 10 rS Sts
Sy0 the Demoerats to the f Repu sShIsasne
believe that II Gov Flower turns out the Cor
B Ben % .ha Gassm T E ~
friends. Tho Democrats in the Federal service
are protected by the Civil Service laws Frank
Hatton, and other influential Republicans de-
There il nothing in the Civil Service laws that
demands an exploration for a removal Hen
bricks. from the day he entered the Office as
ences With the local Civil Service Board. That
Board must not. In any way. set up itself
against Dir, Hendricks. He will not stand
t. x w sq Psft t. he the LOCAL IaTs c Sat
Service Board q rSS him. and neither will he
muck -a-muck. and as for the special Treasury
thinks Is wise"
va was now Il powerful enough to suggest any
Some Of the local Republican leaders object
70 the distribution OF patronage made under
Collector Erhardt. The Republican critics say
that 4 was uneven They point to the iact that
gether. out Of proportion to their Republican
vote. This Is q question now before the COL
leetor. II is said that Frank Raymond may DO
very nice fellow. indeed. but ID not entitled to
the vast patronage In the Custom House
record q the district does not warrant It.
from the day that Collector Erhardt took up
the reins. according to the Republicans In con-
troll People say that Collector Erhardt differ
cd with Mr. Plat on the World 8 Fair question.
and gave the great proportion OF the patronage
Mt his command ~ the districts. the Twenty
region. which were favorable to the Worlds
Fair nrOlect.
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ktIlsa W y Hppsjsp.

JsDIAsApCIJs. Jan. ! About 81 o'rlnck Iris
morning y burglar entered III. sInepiHg p4oD,
u L. w. Marsh. IN seymour Ind Snd taking
bis watch ana pOrkhbDok, attempted :, os'
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-02

WINDSOR. VT. Jan. 1-Stephen II. Bell was
hanged here this afternoon for the murder Of
his wife In the town Of Fairfax on Dec. rs.
1880. After he had mounted the scafrold he
sat In q chair while Chaplain Wassall offered
prayer. during which he bowed and covered
his face with his hand. Sheriff Lowell. as soon
as the chaplain had finished. stepped forward
and said. "Sylvester H. Bell. have you, any:
thing to say why the penalty Of the law should
Bell. rather pale and trcmulous. stood erect
and began u long talk. which lasted thirty
in the course OF which no declared his limo.
cence; When he had hpished Deputies Howe
legs Bell then stepped on the drop and said:
Gentlemen. | am q dying. man; good-by."
INSTANTLY tho sheriff touched the spring and
pronouhced dead by Drs. 4 n. Logan OF Wood
stock aud J. D, Brewster OF Windsor. Tho
body was buried In Windsor Cemetery.