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There is one thing which

~AS4O 40 OAO WING Wultu
Is a constant source of gratifca-
ton to the discoverer of Johann
Hoffs Malt Extract, and it is that
Its salutiferous properties are now
SO far famed that he believes no
one Is practically beyond the
reach of its benefit. The only
sting of regret Is that he cannot
say it is within everybody's
means However low in price a
commodity may be, there are al
ways, alas, some who cannot
afford to lay out much in what
the poor call fashionable rene
dies 1t is hard to live, we know,
but Johann Hoffs Malt Extract
has ceased to be a fashionable rem
edy exactly. That it is a popular
remedy all will admit Rather is it
medicinal necessity. 1t exalts
the energies. stimulates the nutri-
tive powers, improves the appetite
and aids digestion. Purchasers
are warned against imposition and
disappointment. Insist upon the
Genuine" which must have the
signature of Johann Hoff' upon
the neck label Eisner & Mendel
son Co, Sole Agents, 152-154
Franklin st., New York.
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MINISTER LINCoLN's RESIGNATION

M1NlSlEh llNCOLN'S hESlGNATlON.
Secretary Gresham Hopes He VIII Continue
Until His Successor Arrives.
Secretary Of State Gresham sent the follow
ing letter to Minister Lincoln at London BY
last nights mail:
WASHINGTON March 80.
Hon. Robert Lincoln, United States Minister
to Great Britain.
Sir: duly laid before the President your
letter Of the 25th ultimo, rendering your resig-
nation OF the Office of envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentiary, and am now directed
by him to inform you that it has been &C
cepted.
In doing so the President directs me to make
suitable expression Of his high appreciation Of
the ability, efficiency and zeal with which you
have fulfilled the duties Of your mission, and
his sincere regret that your retirement deprives
the service of one of its most honored officers.
The President trusts that you will find it con-
venient to continue in the performance Of your
functions until relieved by your successors en-
trance upon his duties. The Hon. Thomas F.
Bayard of Delaware has been nominated and
confirmed today as ambassador extraordinary
and plenipotentiary near her Britannia ma
jesty's government, this designation having
been conferred in pursuance of a provision
contained in the act Of Congress Of March !,
1898, and in view Of the action Of her majesty
in appointing Sir Julian Pauncefote to be her
first ambassador to the United States. You will
be duly advised when the appointments made.
take this opportunity to assure you Of my
highest personal regard.
WALTER @. GRESHAM, Secretary of State.
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BROoKLAND.

Mr.. Mosher Of the War Department has
rented Miss Mary L wrishts rssidenos 81 the
corner Of Providence street and Queens Chapel
road. East Brookland, and viii soon take pos
session. Mrs. and Miss Wright are whiting Mr..
and Mrs. J. N. Wright.
Mr.. J. Y. R. Towers eslsbrssed ths tvSlfth
anniversary Of his wedding on Wednesday
evening by An informal reception 10 Q few oS
his gentlemen friends.
Mr.. U. s. J. Dunbar, the Sculptor, has lsased Q
house on 18th street near Fort from Miss
Grace n. Thomas, and will bring his family 70
Brookland this week OF nsxk
Mr.. James B. Collins Of Winthrop Hsixhts
has suffered great bereavement In the loss Of
his wife, and will sell al Of his personal prop.
erty At his home next Monday afternoon.
The new military company known - the
Brookland Rifles mustered In twelve now mem-
bsrs this week. OF this organization J. n
Schvstka Il captain, Thos. Murphy, arst lisu-
tenent and Robert Sullivan second Msutsnsnt
Some Of the members Of the company also be-
long to the order Of the Sons Of Veterans.
land Catholic Church were very solemn and
organ recently purchased BY the church and
the fine voices of the new choir are . Rreat ad-
dition to the musical effect. On Easter Sunday
solemn high maas viii b sung BY Rev. Dr..
Hyvernat Of the Catholic Uniyersity. A largo
class Of children are being prepared for con-
frmation after Easter.
Miss Josie Blake was the recent guest Of her
sister, Mrs. Col. Lewis, at the Tower House.
Mrs. R r. West gave the Bihla reading at
the W. C. T. o. meeting st 1878 d street this
week.
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THE COLDER CIKCLE.

Senator voorhses' Seatopent Dsuying Hin.
lister RisIsy's Cennsctssa With II.
Senator VOORHEES, has sent the following dr.
patch to bis law partner, Mr. John T. LAMB,
in regard to the Golden Circle charges nads
against Min lister John z. Risley:
March %, lssa
Hon. JoHx E. LANE, Ter.e Haute, Ind.
The statement that ever connected NJ.
former law Office by Casringtoa In lisa y Ut
terly false.
Risley WAS married and went 10 New York In
October, 1868. He visited Tsrrs Hsute IN The
spring Of 1866 and has continued to do % 1t
least once . year from that time to the pres
emit During this period Of tventy-eight years
he has often spent weeks at time at Indianap-
oils and different parts Of the state In the trial
Of cases in court and in the construction Of the
l. b. and W. and G. D. and 8. railroads. He
never received hint or suggestion that he
owed anybody anything on account Of the
transaction spoken Of until his appointment
appeared in the papers. OF course the whole
story Is q wretched lie, and now, after more
than twcnty-nine years, Risley will not plead
the statute of limitations if any one wishes 70
bring suit. II money. was raised a. alleged it
stuck to somebody's hands, who now wishes to
shift his own guilt.
Whether Mr.. Risley was q member Of the
Knights Of the Golden Circle or Sons Of Lib
erty no higher authority can exist than Col
VIM E. Mclean, who is here. Col. Mclean
was . member Of the celebrated military court
that tried Bowlee, Milligan and others, and
thoroughly Investigated the origin and history
Of those organizations. He authorizes me to
state that the record Of that trial shows that
said orders or organizations came into exist
ence in Indiana during the winter Of 1868 snd
1854. which was after Risley married and went to
New York in October, 1868. and that neither Ris-
ley's name nor anything pointing to him as .
member Of either Of these organizations wasdis-
covered in the proceedings Of that vigilant mil
itary court. The trial was published in
book form, and the name Of every menu
Der was ascertained, sworn to and preserved.
The record. therefore, absolutely excludes the
possibility that Risley was member or that he
could have been q commissioner of the order
or orders with funds to buy arms or for any
other purpose. Col. Mclean also well remem-
bers Risley's repeated visits to Terre Hauts
since 1865, and says that with all his familiarity
with the people Of Terre Haute, and all over
the state, he never until now has heard q word
Of the charge in regard to the money in ques-
ton. d. W. VOORHEES,.
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THE COURTS.

CIscuIr CoURr, Decision l-Judge Bradley.
on trial Collins agt. McBiair: two cases; death
OF plaintiff suggested and SCI fa ordered to
issue.
EQUITY Counr-Jud5es Hdgsser and Coz.
festerday-keady agt. Terney; ]. &. Tisrney
appointed guardian ad item. Shaner agt Sham;
A Peter, lr-, do. jackson agt. Ross: title estab-
hshed; injunction perpetual.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

0FrIcE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
~ Msn1cs OF Columbia. Washington. d. c.. March
been ssgssssnssd g the comIn...Onsf. Of n. DIS
natns srs neosss.ry for the public safety comfort and
nssisn under pubiic act No. l6i. approved Juns IL
infssione hereby sve notice tina, they will receive OBJ
ecNons 70 tbs construction OF the said from all
%Ebsfspknp' Arn aEEt TiFra 9ci issa
, ssad objection. should be submitted In wit.
Ssssd upon pisis y The once o, ,hs Ens1nsss com.
&c. on 18th st. between A and sta Sc. on
Msssac ave- bstws~s 18th and 1sth Sc.
on hsntucky ave. between B u. and South Carolina
sye Sc. MGRs street FROM New Hampshire ave 70
}csa - Nv. on Randolph st. from North capi,o. TO
On 18th Ct; bsswssn Q Of. and south Csroiina ave
e, N susy N square l0s0 on 5 st. between lst
SSEatol s9d - :ts. p.M j " Ross. Il Il. P&R.
AEn nc WIN. I. RossELL Commissioners d. c.
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IxaIsLArios OF RECENT YEARS.
LEAVES.

LEA YES.
That's what Sick Headache does.
when DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pei
let's arc taken. These tiny, sug-
ar-coated, anti-bilious granules
cure it completely. They're the
smallest, the easiest to take, and
the most natural remedy. No
disturbance, no unpleasantness,
no reaction afterward. One little
Pellet at q dose regulates the
whole system. Constipation, In
digestion, Bilious Attacks, Dixzi
ness, and all arrangements of the
liver, stomach and bowels are
prevented, relieved, and perma-
nently cured.
They're the cheapest pills you
can buy at any price, for they're
guaranteed to give satisfaction,
or your money Is returned. You
; the good you get.
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TAkOMA PARK.

On Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Il. P. 3. Holt
entertained at lunch Mr.. and Mrs. Micha Dyer,
jr., of Boston and Mrs. Lippincott (Grace Green
WOODY. Paymsster CIV. Slamm, q. S. navy, now
attached to the U. 8. s. Charleston, spent day
and night during the week with these delight
full entertainers.
Miss Fannie Mcdowell Of Erie. Pa, il visit-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Heaton. jr.
E1-Mayor B. F. Gilbert, Mrs. Gilbert and
Miss Madge s. Gilbert went over to New York
Wednesday to attend concert given by the
Colgate College Banjo and Mandolin Club, Of
which Mr.. ]. Ordway Gilbert 10 . member
Mrs. s. r. Loomiss, Miss Bracken and Miss
McCreary Of Allegheny City, who have been
guests of the former, accompanied them to
New York.
Mrs. Gen. Clark, with her attractive daughters,
has leased the cottage on Chestnut avenue
owned by Mrs. Williams and will take posses
sion May !.
Mrs. Henen Van Anderson closed her series
Of lectures in Takoms with this weeks lecture.
The subject: 1.-THE Christ Philosophy" has been
Of great interest to Bible students
Mr.. Howard Brainerd Of Adams, N. Y, Is here
for a ten days visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Brainerd.
Mrs. DR.. Bennett il visiting relatives In WASH
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Cowi expect to occupy .
house on Holly avenue about May1
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COnArnatiOns.

COnnrmat fOnD.
Besides the nomination Of ex-Secretary
Bayard to be ambassador extraordinary and
plenipotentiary to Great Britain, the Senate
has confirmed the following:
William 7. Gary Of Georgia, to be attorney
of The United States for the southern district
OF Georgia.
Joseph s. James Of Georgia, to be attorney
OF the United States for the northern district
Of Georgia.
George ]. Deuis Of California, to be attorney
OF the United States for the southern district
Of California
Thomas J. Allison OF North Carolina, TO be
marshal of the United States for the western
district Of North Carolina.
Frank Leverett Of Georgia, to be marshal Of
the United States for the southern district of
Georgia.
William H. McCabs, to bs postmaster at
Coshocton Ohio
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OFFICE or THE ASSESSOR. DISTRICT OF
oiumbia- Notice 10 nereuy Given that all Licenses
issued ny the District Of Columbia 20 pedd,ers and
R19qRGs dsslsrs t5:d,ng e i.,gs WI expire the
eenaes must Be promptly renewed BY I'll persons de-
Inng 70 continue such pursuits or occupations.
T2IXBIE, Assessor D. C. 1nhoa3t
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Died Suddenly 1t the BreA1rfnst Tshla.
Of The Evening sta,.

FALLS CHuacH. Va, Msroh 81, 1898.
Levi Parker, . resident Of West End for
about City years, died suddenly this morning
while sitting at the table eating hi breakfast
He fen out Of his chair dead. Prof. Graham
says that death came from blood ciot at the
base Of the brain. Mr. Parker came from Mas
sachusetts and has been genesally respected.
His age was ssvsuty-six. L. b l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31

The Preach chamber Of deputies Wednesday
voted an annual pension Of 5000 franco 10 the
widow Of Ernest Roman.
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Things that seen to help Catarrh may be
doing harm. Poisonous, irritating snuffs
and strong, caustic solutions only drive it
from the head to the lungs DR.. Ssgs's ca
soothing. cleansing, healing. Ik proprietors
promise $500 or . cure
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Proposals FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY
4 XaFd Nsshineton, D. caMarch %. ls9s -
,cr e. Navy Yard. W1shinston. 3. G. 70 be oressd
xpfl II. lSe3, will BE- received tbe Bureau Of
ton, D; G. nneI TWELVE O'clock NOON. IPRm
ELEVENTH. lSaS. ana pub icly opened inlmedialeIy
?. e. SuAntssy q copper. fen. lumber beitine.
PACKING pipe and pipe fstinrs and valves The ssti.
ces must conform ~ the navy standard snd pass the
usual naval Inspection. Blank proposals viii be fur
ntshed upon application 10 he Navy Yard WASHING
ton, p G. Tne atseptaon q anutscturers and deal
en y invited. lie bids. all other things being equal
decided by ot The department the Yirhf 70
sdvsstson. @ ,b any or Al RI, nSs dssnsd
ART. Paymaster General, Q. O. n. uh262sr2w
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GExrs. SU1rs ScouREp
AND PkESSED FOR Sl
Coats. Soc Pants, 21c. Vests. 25c. Altering and
repairing done IN best manner Goods called for and
dsliyered- Telspeons eAii Iss3-ee
4. l. HAHN. 705 9Th 81. n
80 add - n. Entsv St. Bxlfiu1ors, Ma
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PROPOSALS.

Proposals. WILL BE REcEIvED UP TO APRIL
10. 1888 for the lease Of In the Br1okiand
Hal! building. Brookland d. c. Particuar, al Room
20. Loan and Trust building. 9th and = SIS.
mh2s-st Secretary. Room as. sun busldins.
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LADIES GOODS.

MAssIE. MODESTO. FoRMFRIY OF B1I-TI.
VI more. has located at 1920 l4TH ST. n W with
tu1 line OF Latest Imported Novelties for Street
ana Rouse Gowns MADE al shortest notice, with
sessonaole prices Satisfaction guaranteed Fittings
Wy tauor system mh21-0.s
WHAT MOST LADIES DESIRE Is STYLISH
wen-nttinz gown. This can be had for reason
mhss.lm. Mrs. HUTcH1NGs. slsFs.x.
I ADiEs CAN GET SPRING SUITS MAIZE N
~ the latest style AZ Mrs. BARS PARIoRs l0i2
Mase. ave. NV. No sim ont mhe-lms
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
pAITiNoRE Goln0 TINE TABLE.
IL
In Eject sundayA SOY. is. 1899.

A
M. 8 Vesti5ulet Limited sDs Iy.s leaves
SfF f9Fk issl5 a e. Fhila, SD. BALTIC i0O
" asa IsSD arrive ut Martinsburg I.80 =. M.
res BtrkslsF SPRINGS, and 1T Cun.5e4iand foT
n vestibuied Express DAILY leaves
New York 18gt b. M; Phila. 4a5; BALTIC. 7.ts
Nash 20 arrives Ut Martinsburg 1857 =. ii.
and Chicago a3op. III.
No }. Nesfiblled limited Daily leaves
New York. 800 a. M, Phiia. n35 BALTIC. ESQ n
m, Wash. 80 arrives at MartinSbury SIG x
m Cincinnati 7o45 u. M. st. Louis e=5 III N
Gptneetsat Hancock for Berkeley Springs. an.
eept sunday
M. l3A YestIbuicd Express ..Daily.t' leayes
New TNNk $50 ID ua.s Phila. ~: BALTIC. i0St
wash lfNlt arrives at M~aFtinshurg i:45 4. m
Cincinnati NIap. m: and st Louis 5aij d. IA,
MOB, Pittsburg Express DAILY leaves New
York 1870 ~ m PhiIa. Baltic. Tan 49,
Wash $50 arrives at MartiHSburg fl.0sS IS M
and Pittsbnrg 62c d. nj. - 20
Ne. ~ Baltimore and Cumberland 4eeou6s
dation NDailF+a leaves Baltimore 4ao ! "A y5s
fold zine. arrives at MartinshuYg s%a msG nYn-
beriAnd lfi5 y m. Stops at ali Stations ma
Neept sunday.
No. - -Baltirnare and Piedmont Aee.mrA
cation DAILY except Sunday. leaves RAIL
.aore VA old line at S,i0 al. M, and arrives "
Martnsbnrg l25 p m, and Piedmont af 40 IS NJ
st9pS az All stations and connects IL UaneEsk
~ 5~erkeley Springs and at Green spring Run
No. AZ Brunswick and Martinshurg Acrnm
meaaiion. daily leaves BrunsHBck6 Ii 4 ~
arrives a. M~artinshurg ~ ri m.
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LIE sPANIsH ARMApA.
IT Fought Brayely Against oyerwheIm-
Ing Odds.


The Spanish officers behaved with
the desperate heroism which became
the countrymen Of Cortez and Santa
Cruz, and never did Spanish soldier or
seaman distinguish himself more than
on this tremendous day. There was no
finching, though the blood was seen
streaming out Of the scuppers. Priests
went up and down under the hottest
fire, cruciix ia hand confessing and
absolving the dying.
But the engagement from the frst
preserved the some Character which
had been seen in those which had pre-
cededit. The Spaniardts courage was
useless 70 them. Their ships csuld not
turn or sail; their guns were crushed
by the superior strength 81 tile English
artillery; they were outmatched in
practical skill. and, close as the ships
were 70 mi another, they could not
once succeed IN fixing a grappling iron
in an English rigging. Thus, whiIe
their own losses were terrible, they
could inlet but little ID return. They
hadenaured Tor i've hours ID BE- torn to
pieces BY cannon shetland that va
anFroude,
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Nora Scotia was discovered by
Cabot, 1897. The country was~visited
BY Nerrazzani, 1924, and was named
Acadia 1t was settled In 1922 by the
Scotch under Sir William Alexander, IN
the reign Of James l. Of England from
whom II received the name Of Nova
Scotia Since is. first settlement Nova.
Scotia has more than once. changed
proprietors, and was not confirmed Is
England till the peace Of Utrecht, in-
IT'S
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Additional trains Will leavel Harrisburg. daily
except sunday at s.& and 1035 a. m, and Ab.
p m. arriving at Carlisle at 1.i0a. m, It1a.m.
and a0e ?. m, stopping at all intermediate So
tons
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars between nag.
erstowa and New York on Nos. 4 and 10 east
and o a Nos Rand Q west.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on Nos. . and ~ te
tween Philadelphia and New Orleans
Daily.
: Daily except Sunday.
Connections for all stations on Cumberiana
tenn.
u. A. RtppLE. W .A4GARD, IF Bod,
Gen- Pass. Agt. Agent. SUI
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August
Flower

How does he feel2NHe feels
cranky. and is constantly ex-
perimenting, dieting himself.
adopting strange notions. and
changing the cooking. the
dishes, the hours. and manner
of his e~ating-August F7ocer
the remedy.
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Hor does he feel 2-He feels
at times a gnawing, voracious,
Unsuitable appetite, wholly I'M
accountable. unnatural andun-
h~ealthy.-Augnst Foirer The
remedy.
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The Sunday Sun

There is nothing that may
not happen TO a thin baby.
There is nothing that may
not happen 70 a man who is
losing his healthy weight.
We say they are "poor."
They are poorer than we at
first suspect.
Do yon want almost ali
that is known Of the value 81
plumpness told III a way to
commend to you CAREFUL.
LIVING and SCOTS Emul-
sion of cod-liver oil if you
need il.
A book On i free.
u \ Boasr, chemists, lay south sth Ave,
Your DRUGGIST keeps SCOTS Emulsion II cod.
liver oil- Az druggists everywhere DO. 81
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Hom does he feel 2-He has
irregular bowels and peculiar
stools august FloWer he rem
edy. o.ie,y
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Hgtu does he feel P-He keels
no desire to 90 to thetable and
a grnmbling, fanlt-fnding.
over-nicety about what is set.
before him when he is there
august F7oscer TIL remedy.
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UNREASONABLE AND PURELY
ARBITRARY TECHsIGAuTIES

Which have 50 long worked injustice to
applicants and agents, and while 1t does
MT contemplate IN amp sense the arcept-
8nes 81 any applicant not safeiy inslF-
able. il Recognizes tie faek that a large
number ~ Xxx usually deefined can be
safely Insured et sn increased premium.
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y On sunday VIII stop on signal or oict Cd
| passengers.
Additional trains Will leave Carlisle 3aiiy cx.
cept sunday al 80 q. M. II. IS M. I. Is 3. M.
Siopping at AL intermediate stations. arriving at
Harrisburg az Q sea. m. lisp. M. and ~ i. NJ.
GhafHbersbuTg.
: Daily.
Daily except SUNDAY.
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Of the Risk Establishes
The Rate Of Premium

The principal 4 similar u thar applied
20 IRE Insurance. the premiums being
regulated n. accordance with the nature
81 the risk. The Adjusted Kate Pian
avoids also the
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OVER $4,000


3-Months-$kN 9-Mnnths *
g. Months IS one year
tons At pFopoFtleAate rates.. Fer i ,e5SS
formation write, w. p. BAkhsry an.
". 8 Rox "a. Piftshu-s, e
s6fY.
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Hop does he feef2-He feels
after a spell of this abnormal
appetite an utter adherence.
loathing, and detestation ST
food as if a mouthful would
kill hfm-4ngusf Flouer the
remedy.
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MAIN LIsE AND coSKEcTIoSs
Schedule taIiHg eject Octo5er 2Oth. 1902
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BALTIMORE AND CUMBERLAND
VALLEY RAILROAD.

Tram arrlYIng az Cherry Kun S.45 n. n. rms
through to Hancock, arriving 9.10 p. III. and
leaves Hancock SD a. NJ. arriving Chcrrr Emns
So AN.
Additional train leaves Cherry Run Il s8s :
m, arriving at HagerSfown s Is +. m. sfonrInw Nj
Intermediate stations.
Leave Rocky Ridge for Esnnittsbure ~ r.
and 10 Q nj. and 3sa2 and 6 Is ~ nj.
Leave Enmittsburg for Rocky Ridge al 70
and 9-S 4. M. and ? 20 and sop. m.
and Sue and 10 D. m.
Leave Brnceville for Taneytown, LittgestoNHA
York. Wrghtsyilse and Columbia at as i III
and 34s pm
J, r. Trains leave shippensburg atT#s
and 11S5 q. M. and 3sa0 p. M, and arrive I'll
Sshiippenshurg at 9fs a. m, I.4e and $40 >, nj.
daily. except SUNDAY.
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Notice the Improvement in THE
WORLD.
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First-CIass RIsks at Lower Rates

Than anT equally saand institaffon hat
places All il rfsks It one rate. wholly
ignofiny thG Importance 81 ch4rgtne
each ppiirY-holaer fremiam eaalfAhiy
Yrnt prtssned ~ The nix assumed, THIS
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-06-29
Can rh,, BIO from 81. n. VIZ"

The following is from Big Stone
Gap correspondent, of 23rd inst, to
the Bristol News
"a dog belonging to Mr.. G. E. Gllley
went mad Yesterday. and is known TO have
bitten nearly all Of the two hundred and
odd dogs in town. There is 4 big mad
dog scare on here now, and three were
killed this morning. Policeman Jennings
IS carving little doctor in his pocket,
with which he administers leaden pellets
TO all the canine tribe he sees"
While it is true Mr.. Gilley's dog
did so every angry" and two other
CANNES of bad reputation "got their
backs up" for some cause, and all were
court-marshaled and sentenced to be
shot, still there is no such excitement
as the above report would indicate.
Reports like the above will
create the impression that Big Stone
Gap is swarming with mad-dogs and
cause the travelling public to give the
town the go-by the same as if Asiatic
cholera was raging. There is no
scare here at all, and NO mad-dogs, so
far az known.