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Custer Unions Entertainment.

An entertaining social was given last Thurs
day evening by the ladies OF Custer Union,
Wv. X. T., in their rooms at G. A. r. Hall
The musical program was finely rendered by
Miss Daisy Hepburn, Miss Della Michael and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bixler. REGULATIONS by Mrs.
Hort, Mrs. Naylor and Mr. Hall were enthusiasts
tically encOred. Miss Maud Michael presented
an elegant cane made from beautiful pieces of
WOOD to Capt. Schulz, who had disposed Of the
largest number of tickets.
A SUBSTANTIAL CELEBRATION. - Mr.. E. p.
Mertz celebrates his sixth anniversary this
week by quoting the lowest prices i'll America
for one week. Soda free. See advertisement. =
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUsEMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAueH's-"TheO Old Homestead"
NArIoSAI--"The Charity Ball"
AcAp1>rf OF MUsIc.-Dockstader's Minstrels.
HARRIS BIJou.-..The Fast Mail"
KERSAS's LYcEuM TBEATER--Manchester' 8
'sNight Owls"
NATIONAL RIFLES HALL--Elks' Carnival OF
Nations.
WILLARD HALL--Bazaar by the ladies Of st.
Marks Lutheran Church
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MORE JUDGES WANTED.
Lawyers Urging Legislation to Relieve the
District Courts.

BEFORE THE HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
PosTPoSED-THE JUSTICES OF THE COURT
WRITE \ LETTER SHOWING THE GREAT NEED
OF RELIEF.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to the following William
II. Fitzgerald and Maggie Kane; Josiah Will
Jams Church and Lillian F. Daley; Calvin p.
Heustis of New York and Sarah P. Leins: David
W. Carroll of McLennon county, Tex, and
Clara A. Mortimer of Frederick county, Md.
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Real Estate Matters.

A. Burgdorff and A. c. Clark have purchased
of $. C. Raub for S56.O49 lots 6, and and
part on, south side OF Water street. extending
to the Potomac channel in West Washington.
Laura V. French has bought for 5000 OF
Elizabeth A. French sub %, square 1885, front.
ing 20 feet on Massachusetts avenue between
It'll and 9Th streets northeast
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P1MpLEs. BLAckHrAps,

Red. rough and oily skin prevented cured by that
greatest Of all skin beautiners, the CUTICURA SOAP
Incompatible for the skin. unequaled for the toilet
and without rival infantils SOAP Produces the
loveliest whitsst. cesrest skin and softest hands
Warranted absolutely pure. Sale greater than all oths
skin soaps combined. q
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MUSICAL 7 HEhI-
The Columbia Amateur Orchestra J. Dexter
Rhodes. leader; Miss Kate L. Grady. bhnd
pianist; Mr.. Geo. u. Scott. vocalist; Prof. Burk-
hardt either. the Kuhn Brothers. the Brilliant
Quartet Miss Emma Gaisberg. cOnt1ato; Mr.
L jackson. cornetist, and MIR Fred. ". Gals
berg. sccomparist. will appear in PhonogrHph
concert with Mr. John \. AtLee. artlsuc
Whistler at Knights of Pythias Hall. sth street
between and streets northwest. tomorroN
night. Dancing after performance WI ii'f''
Tickets. Is cents. on sale at Metzerotts.
You CAS SAVE MONEY by buying from aeash
store.
Granulated sugar, &C.
Fancy Burbank potatoes. per bushel DOC
Small suzar-eured hams, 1l13c.
5packages Quaker oats. 4sc-
Sibs pure leaf lard, Z5c-
944 Louisiana ave. NV.
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We Are Going Out OF business. We must
sell the balance of our stock OF both Heavy and
Light-weighs Clothing. Price is no Object. You
can get goods at neIt-tO- nothing pytces
1t HAMBCRGERs' GIL Pa ave-
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A MUSICAL TREAT

YoUSs MEN's DERBIEs. ID English tan. mahog-
any, Java beige and chocolate. for spring. from
~ to "a Il. e. LEWIS " Son. 1921 MI ave
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The Gridirou Club Dinuer

Mr.. MERITS sixth anniversary sale occurs
this week. Special prices for one week only.
Soda free. See adver tisement lsewhere.
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GRAN SUGAR, 4c-
Mich Bur bank potatoes, 5oc
W H. WALLER,
9i6-4s-50 La ave
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR HoRsks-MAR DEPAkT-
nient supply Division. Washington city. February
20, lsre-seai.d PROPOSALS, ln duplicats will be
celyed al this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON
MONDAY. MAinCH SEVENTH. lssFs. for furnishing
four "a horses. Specifications and forms pro-
posals and any nurnstiun Required Will be furnished
on Application AT the ONCE underslgned. The
department reserves tl right To reject all bios
and 10 waive defects Proposals must he PLACED IN
sealed envelopes. IndorS.d the outside Proposals
for Horses and addressed 20 VI. r. THORP, Chief
supply Division. War Department fe2s.mhlS5
DkolOSALS FOR ROOFING COPPER. OFFICE
of building for Library of Congress- las East Csp
tol ST.. Washington. ID. G.. February ~. ls2
proposals for furnishing and delivering the timed
sheet copper and galvanized sheet rls required
Tor the three book stack roofs aud OTtrO nashis
the building Tor Library Of Congress this city will
lie received u this office until TWO 0CLoCkP. VI.
on MONDAY. the FOURIEENTH DAY OF MARCH,
lSrl and OPENED immediately thereafter Presence
Of bidders Specifications general Instructions and
conditions and blank forms Proposal may be OBJ
tanned on Application at this office BERNARD X.
GREEN. Superintendent ana Enslne-r.
fes5, ID. %. lpSmhl IL, IL
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SENSIBLE
Suggestions in regard to
THE GRIP.
SENsIBLE

suggestions IN regard to
THE GRIP.
So mary remedies are advertised to cure the Grip
tina; people smile and shake their heads. Now do
not claim Holds Sarsapariila to be u cure Tor this
really dangerous complaint II You have the Grip
tine Lest thing do IS call reliable ply
But do claim that two conditions relation to
the Grip Hoods Sarsaparilla u very valuable medi-
cine.
FIRST. AS A PREVENTIVE.
Hoods Sarsaparilla purIfes the blood and builds
up the strength that the system successfully resiss
attacks OF the Grip. This complaint and other
diseases often preceded by Weakness that tired
feeling. which Hoods Sarsaparilla taken in season
will soon overcome.
Second. AFTER THE GRIP
slow. and TO regain the desired strength rood tonic
is absolutely necessary Words strong enough
to express our confidence in
HOODS SARsAPARILLA
As tonic after attacks Of the Grip or after typhoid
fever scarlet fever. diphtheris pneumonia or other
prostrating Diseases Many testimonials from people
who have taken it cOnclusvey prove that possesses
just the buildingup effect SO much needed; II vital
ICES and enriches the thin and impoverished blood
and it invigorates the liver and kidneys.
HOODS PILLS are purely vegetable and are tho
hest liver invtgorator and family cathartic.
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GaEAr BARGAINS In DRr GooDs
AT LUTTRELL'S.
Goth st. and Pa. ave.
1,2O3 pairs of Misses Hose from to So in all COL
ors, Soc. Reduced TO l5c. to close.
$50 dozen Towels, from 81. 2:j 10 So
Our So Towels. in huck and damask, are cheap at
"a dozen.
splendid line Of Table Linen. Look at our Soc
number.
Bed Spreads from Toe to "a.
Daily in receipt of Spring Dress Goods.
Beautiful line of Spring Ginghams and Zephyrs,
10c, f,c and 15c.
just received large line of Outing Shirts.
Gents Neckweara specially. Look at pic goods
Az blankets and Bed Comforts at cost to close
stock.
Cambria Edgings and Insertions a speciality.
All goods at ieni.nt cash prices at
THOS. ]. LUTTRELLS.
1880 Pa. ave. fe.66l
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URAND CONCERT
MASONIC TEMPLE
TUESDAY EVkNlN9, MARCH I. 8 O'CLOCK,
For the benefit Of
William L. Morgan Conductor
PROGRAM
/. Overture, Morning, Noon and Night - suppe
SECTION GEORGETOWN Orchestra 3 % CanZanetta, In
Hermann. Mazurka. wieniawski (violIn solos); Mr.
Anton kaspzr. j. Tenor solo. selected Mr. franz
Baxter. f. lnterlnezZo Sintornico. Cavaileria Rus
tcana. Mascsgn; The Coquet, Characteristic Dance
Sousa. section Georgetown Orchestra. > Rise sl.eI
No More" Ienedict, Philharmonic Quartet Misse.
M-ads. Law. stdhsm and shepherd. q. Twelfth
hhaIsoie piano so!o). List, Prof. Arnold W Meyer
z; CCntralto solo, Persian Love Song" De Koyen
Miss DooDins 3 Selection from the opera Faust.
from La Perle du Bresil, DAVID Miss Hattie Mead,
tnute obligato. Mr.. Z; W stone), 40, Washingtor
Post march, Sousa. Columbia Musical Club 1banJus
mandolins and gutars). IL. Waltz. Artist Lie
Strauss, section Georgetown Orchestra. H. ''Stai
Span ed BANNER lsolo and chorus, solo, Miss Gracs
Met ulloch. r. D. Foster, conductor The audience 4,
cordially invited to unite in Singing the chorus witt
the Phlnlarmonic Quartet and hestra.
REESE we'd seat. .Oc. for sale at Metzerott,s
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Fedora Dress Shields, Best in the
World. The Palais Royal Endorses them as
follows: The Fedora Shields are the best in
our stock, and our sales are daily increasing. ~
feS-m3m
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None Name 1t but to Praise.
Wheeler Il Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
marvel of lightness and swiitness.
JAZZ Office 437 9Th st. NV
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The New Domestic Fashion Sheets for
March, 81, are here. Can be obtained free at
either of our city Offices. 9TH and H. I4I2 I4th
and 4th and Pa. ave s. e. fe24 26 %
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A SrPKRIoR COLLECTION OF TURKISH CARPrrs
AND RUes AT AUcrIox--Messrs. Latimer 4
sloan Will commence the sale tomorrow morn
ing Ut II o'clock, at their new and spacious
auction rooms. f407 G street. of exception
ally 6ns collection of Turkish carpets and
rugs. in which will be found n number of rare
spscimsns Of oriental art, both modern and
antique. The consignment is now on exhibi-
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LOCAL MENTION.
The " Gather.

ycErcAsT TII-L E1GHr p. NJ TUESDAY.
For the District of Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia. heavy rain snow. nOr.heasterIy
winds on the coast, later shifting to much
colder northwesteriy; colder, clearing and falr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-29

:: Heller, 72O 7th St, is making specially in
Ladies and Children Hair Cutting ana sham
pooling Also cures Dandruff. fe27-5t.
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CARHARr & LE1nY.
S2S 9TH and 106 X SITS NV.

CARHARr & LE1pY.
92S 9TH and FOG sts NV
SPECIAL ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Extra quality of Pure Linen Huck Towels at l2sc.
Fine Damask Towels. with deep fancy border, open
work and knotted fringe Size 22 inches by 40. Only
2.Ic. each.
One Of full size White Bed Sp reads extra
heavy. i'll Marsei.les patterns Only 81 each
One cass of Extra Size Honeycomb Spreads at Csc
each.
36inch Cotton Surahs. choice beautiful styles
Only Ike. yard You will pay 15c. for them else
where.
The Genuine Foster Kid Glove at 81, 81 and
81. 10 pair
5button Gace at 81 So Price for these has been 81
S-buton Suede Mousquetiire at 81 and 81. % pair
We are showing extra values in Black Dress Goods
at SOC 62xc., Toe. SIC. and I'll yard.
A special Offering i'll Mems Neckwe r at Doc
All thenew colorings in Prince, Teck and Four-in-
Hand. You will pay SOC. for this Scarf elsewhere,
CARHART LEIDY.
fe27 S2S 9TH and iOG SITS. NV
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Tharp's Delicious Table Wines and His
Ctlehrafed ssllld Rye Aerlxlax.

Old Port Wine, pure grape juice. SOC. bottle.
1t" METZGERs FINE GROCERY. All 9TH st. NV
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Short Breath, Palpitation. Pain in Chest,
Weak or Faint Spells. &c. cured by DIR. Miles
New Heart Cure. Sold at Druggists. str
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s,,rxn,n a.. ASSES. II. HEMPLER' $, 453 Pa-a
A Gupy 4 BIO. artistic florists, now occupy
their new building. 1924 street.
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We Are Going Out of business. We must
sell the balance OF our stock of both Heavy and
Lightweight Clothing. Prace is no object You
can get goods at neIt-tO-nOthinq prices
1t HAMBURGERs' 62l Pa ave-
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Total amount. ............. $3.50, 5Sl $40
Which would show s4S, 430, 26S for each Of the
six justices on the entire valuation and s25.-
LIS on the valuation for taxable purposes
Statement, according 70 last census, of as
sessable property in each of the following
states, viz: Alabama, SI97. 0S0, AL; Arkansas,
Sta 4O3 4y7; Colorado, SlSs, 9ll 1885, Delaware,
ga. 1874, 40l, Florida, S76 926. 93s; Idaho S25.-
5Sl .SO5; Louisiana. 1874, 320, $50; Mississippi,
s157 ,53l, 75S; Missouri, 1924 SOS, $50; New
Hampshire. s252, IL, 0l6: North Carolina. s2l2,-
697 ,2o7; North Dakota, S7S, 800. $50; Oregon,
Sl66, 025,73l South Carolina, Sl32. l62, 6S8;
South Dakota. ell, 5S4, 93s; Tennessee, $2lI,-
77S, 5SS
June, 1880, d, 705; December, 1890, 81 1885,
June. 1891, ITO; October Is, 1891, $765; De-
cember. 1891, $705; total, as, 1863.
Fees received from individuals over expenses
Of the Office, and this excess turned into United
States treasury.
H.
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C.spyrs CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
WORKS SCI -s35 Mass ave. NV. are made moth
proof free of charge. Telephone 1852
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e58O.0S

LOOK! Look Look! Lot free under suburban.
AduG
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When you are in need OF wines and liquors,
either as tonic or as beverage, be exceed
ingly particular from whom you select to pur-
chase these articles from, or else you may fall
INTO a sad error and buy them from some ire
sponsible party, and obtain that which is abso-
lutely poisonous and deleterious 10 health and
possibly good manners. Good wines and LIQUORS
can always be used in moderation, which is
beneficial, but when abused it has the contrary
effect, which is not the fault of the wine or
liquor, but the party who abuses the privilege.
When you desire choice table wines or some of
that Old Nectar-''the Old Rye Berkeley 90
direct to the reliable wholesale and retail wine
and liquor establishment Of MIR. JAMES THAR
at SIS street northwest. feS-tf
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A LARGE COLLECTION OF Books AT AUc-
IIoS--This is an important sale to book buy
ers or parties replenishing their Libraries from
the fact that II embraces works in every de-
partment Of literature in good preservation.
while the sales room of MessrsL Latimer a
Sloan. No l407 street, ID without doubt the
hnest IN the city, being especially arranged for
such sales. Every comfort will be extended to
those who attend the sale. which takes place
tomorrow evening at o'clock--Adct
BUSINESS SUccEss--A marked evidence of
the growth Of Washington is the growth
Of number Of its commercial houses
Six years ago, March 2. Mr.. T. Mertz In a
modest way, opened a drug store on the south
east corner Of llth and streets with a small
stock OF gooes, but evidently with a large stock
Of business pluck, enterprise and ambition.
Today ne occupies an elegant si1-story build
ing diagonally opposite, erected expressly for
him, and has an establishment and business
that will rank we'll with any similar business
In America. Mr.. Mertz celebrates his ami
versary week In . manner At once pleasing and
substan tiAl TO his many patrons, as announced
on another page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-29

Cake will not dry out"
II you use
CLEvELANp,s
baking powder,
but will keep
moist and fresh
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Good News

Purchasers of Thea Nectar Tea and A. and P.
Baking Powder will be given special presents
by the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company.
50l and SOB 7th street northwest. Don't for.
get this. 1t
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

hTWITT's T1I1Y I,1 sT.,.Is II,Vt IN
- 18th st N w. al 10 a. u and y IA. Arlington.
trip, 20 TO 75c Zoo park snd.saton buildius. -
Jall-ly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-07
AHORRlBlE DEATH.
A HaIIowell Boy Caught in Belt and
Instantly Killed,
eedy Terribly Msnsled iaessss Msld--Me
Blame Attached to Anyone.

HAltowstt, July 6,'-~{ Special, - This
city has been thrown into state of great
exeitemen, by the sudden and terrible death
of Young William Gallagher, who was
caught in pulley at the Millikens' saw
mill, The accident happened st about half
past eleven this forenoon, Young
Gallagher, who was hut Ii years old WAS
EMPLOYED by Dearborn, who cuts hths anil
e,lgings for the Milhkcns' under contract,
was at work loading team outside. Nis
work completed, he turned to one of his
fellow lahorers and told that he was going
to strike the boss for some money to so
to the circus with" Mr.. Dearborn was at
tina, time IN the lower part of the mill and
the ho, started to join him, To ,lo this he
was obliged TO cross the hig driving belt
close to the great IL foot drum
pulley over which II passed.
Whether he stumbled or whether his coat
caught is not known, hut in an instant he
was whiriel under the pulley, ,'ne Of the
men saw the accident aud Immediately gave
the signal for the machinery to stop, When
the aaan reached the body Of the hoy il was
found To b. terribly mangled. The right
arm and the flesh on righ, side had been
torn OF and other injuries inflicted. His
right leg was broken in several places and
his skull was badly fractured and his neck
brokcn. Coroner kilbreth was sent for aud
an inquest was heli. Il is thought that the
unfortunate boy was instantly killed. This
is the first fatal accident that has happened
AT the Miilikens' mill in the nearly Ri wears
that il has been running All his eo-work-
ers and friends speak in the highest terms
of ih,. dead huy llp wuS "A spn Of Huuh
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cOMPAMY'S STATEMENT.
They Arc Taking No Part in Matter u Being
wholly in SheriH's Charge.

N -, M r.,.
fttt>h' R"i ra'' 'uN - y" ,a,"'e"
steei ohpah! mas gNeno"' ,.e 'o"'"t's
s.s'e'"eh' :" wv s",i"'''
i'"'h's'''" ''''' "o'"s w 80 ..n, ~
hen P',sSVsS'"' VI "s "'"u w" ~" -,
a'eH '"ei'ai''' wa, =, VIZ
r'Pteseh.a.'"s Oh u,e a"i"sa'''"''" -,S'v y,
'iaioh OF ito" am, H'''' No.''s, a' az
our i'echai''s' ,on'. "es' an' WV, ,''."s"
anu snp'f'i'e"''',S VI "'P"'''"'n,s w"
ioreioN ""''" "'''"'',io" ',
'here'o' w "',' az
n"ui'en ny ,n' s'ii-s,s,' "',lso,s ,'""r,' Nv
zee ,ha' II" hreS "'""' oe P'''"i'''" a. W"
works. les' 'I' men "e'o''' 'N''''' I'VE '"'
'"'r una" ,o' avs ..
his 'o"''i"'" "''n 'sS"' ~"
caiie' upon '''e sn''''' VI A'"s"'"' o"un,
Tor pfo'e'i'on anu assiS'"hcc ~ ~ f'sa'"'ns
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one liNkerfon man, as he reached the
river hank with companion in shower of
stones AMI missiles, separated himself from
the others and begged for hearing. In
the silence which followed he said /;
Fellow citizens, when came here, ,ihl
no; understand the situation or l
would never have come. Twas told was
TO deal with foreigners and had no idea |
was to iigh, American citizens. | am =
mea,ber Of the junior order, ami appeal to
yea for permission to leave and get myself
out OF this terrible affair. The crowd
cheere,i him and he proceeded unmolestssi.
Mr.. Lovelay, SECRETARY of the Carnegie
Steel Co., when infarmed of the surrender
of the iinkerton forces, said Since early
this morning We have been more anxious
about loss of life than loss of property.
We greatly regre; the loss of life and are
glad il is no, worse When asked what
the company was going 10 do, he sand /;
Nothing. The question is new one for
the sheriff 10 settle. and We look TO him to
DO his duty
pne of the most noticeable features OF
the troahle, so far. is that no, dollars
worth of property of the company was
DESTROYED by the strikers. This evening a
lengthy secret conference was held
between Chris l.. Magee. II. e. frick,
Sheriff MeCieary, W, j, Brennan and
OF crs. Al its conclusion u special train
was made up and the party, excepting
MIR. Frick, went to Homestead, II is
though, they intend TO bring the finkerion
men TO this city.
One of the detectives died in the lookup
at Homestead this evening from the effects
of injuries received On the march from the
boa, to the jail, Anotheris expected to die
before morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-07

BANGOR, July G.--There was good at
tendance at the races ut Exeter. The 2.jj
class was won in straight heats by Meg,
John Abbott Of Garland Morrill's Withers,
second. The 2.37 race was won by Bay
mont Chief u. ". Burrill, Unity, in
straight heats Bay Dick, second. The
free-for.all race was won by Van Helm0nti
Dr. I. r. Tasb, Fairfield; ST. Lawrence.
second. T. l.. Robinson Of Dover won the
bicycle race.
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Maine Pensions.

WAsnrSGros. ID. e., July pensions
have been granted to tbese residents OF
Maine
Original, Clark +. Pargess. Additional,
James Leslie, Samuel \. Lamson, James
s. Newman. Henry Curtis. Xanthens A.
Witbee, Amos Smith. John kilgore. In
crease. John George, Woodward Lewis,
JOHN NJ. Bean. IT, :. Warbick. George \.
Taylor. John :. Daggett. Samuel II.
SpauIdlng, Albion =. X. Botry. Original,
widows, ete., Carrie VI. Chase.
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234 Pinkertons in Prison.

HOMESTEAD, July G.-'rhe imprisoned
Pinkertons say tlmt seven of their men
were killed outright and ! wounded. They
believe several dead men were thrown on
the Little Bill into the river The number
of Pinkertons now in the lookup and rink
is PA The homes of the detectives are ;
Chicago l2b, New York. 10; Phiiadrl-
pha, ~ : the remainder in the neigtbor-
hood of Brooklyn.
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Gov. Pattison 10 Sheriff McCIeary.

H,nnisB, re, July G.--Governor Patti
son, at I A this afternoon, sent the follow
ing telegram to Sheriff Met 'leary Mt Pitts
burg: Your Telegram indicates that you
have not made any attempt to execute the
law to enforce order. must insist on your
calling upon citizens for an adequate mum
brr of deputies
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The President Concerned.

WAsHix"roS, July G.--Tbe President
received frequent press bulletins during the
day from Pittsburg about the riot. He
feels considerable interest in the state OF
affairs, and it is said he is seriously con
cerned at the grave turn the situation has
assumed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-07
To Investigate the Strike.

WASuINaroN, July G.--Representative
Caminetti of California, introduced in the
House Wednesday, a resolution authorizing
the appointment by the Speaker of com
mittce of five to investigate and report on
the causes of the strike At the Homestead
Pa. mills, and the conditions producing the
same, etc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-07
farminqton Wsie, Works Contract Awarded.

FAnwNsfos, July G.--.Contracts were
closed today for the Immediate construction
Of the water system Of the Pennington
Water Company. Water will b pumped
from SANDY ri,sr To a stand pip~ on the
high hill at the north end Of the village,
witt, capacity Of go. 900 gallons. From
thence Il will he distributed over the vilisge.
There will be - hydrnnis. The eoBstsuc-
tion Of the works Is to begin early in
August.