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NORTH TAKOMA.

Mr.. won Pike youngest son OF the dis
tinguished Gen. Albert Pike. was agree
ably surprised last evening on the appear
in North Takoma. A most enjoyable even
ing was passed under the maj agement OF
Mrs. Mary Fuller. during which time Miss
Annie Pike favored the guests with a
couple of vocal solos. Messra Joseph Rod
gers and John W. Langley OF Georgetown
College gave recitationa and Mrs. Fuller
read an original poem. all being much APP
pteciated aud loudly appiauded b, the au-
dienCc. After these festivities the COM
rany retired To the dining room, where re-
n eihmrnta were served, followed 10y n gen
era1 tete-n.teta At II o'cioek the quests
rom Washington were Obliged tu leave. oWa
It's SIS the eHFiS departure sc the last ear
or the electric railway, Among those prrHz
eat we're Mrs. A. -, Ware aud her niece,
Mites joHnphine Huons nt cincinnati. Nrr
Iona irior, Mra tregdry, Mlsa Mindpr
Miss Lillian l'lhr, MiHt Mary llhe, Mlaa
Mt iiudgerH,
nn HcminS oyrn'ns Mfr -, q, ru,rnan
,rlnhihiri her birthday hni was the rus
r'llont az WAuN auuntlouH uam hot uuigha
hurH nud frlonds,
Mites Mndea Whlulcy " liranchyilr, Md,
" tho Rur1t ~ the MluaoH lrkr
TIE clilH'u1 Ut NORTH 'rahuub, ho1urs,
llhr, lurmhu, l'lntI FrIrliIs Mcdonald
IN ItIull AM l,iout, UrynuliH, hrM u
meeting fhnrniaS evening IN rrHart tu mr
ruVlns the sever - tom 1t tho VILLAGE,
EN Henaior f,ptab of NehgRskn oelehga,ei
his seventy rhrvunih birthday last kunddy
lp tlHlt Ia llke cottage, o. his Old frleni
Mrs, Fuller,
Mr. i'iks ana Mai Hunter 1T North Ia
MONA Joined "a camping party Tor Dismal
swamp ahd Cape iiaticraa touay
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TAhoMN rAiIi,.

At regular mcetlna or Tahuma i."dsr
No, ~ l. %. -, r.. on Thursday evening,
three candidates Wufs WIttatvd mta tho
third degree, after whlrh rnuilno buHlne o
Vac transacted, II lH ,ntd that This oysan'-
sttiun purpusrs giving variety of enter
taiunouta durlug tho coming seasIp ~
their han ifome hall,
Rev a. M, Moore at konhingtun viii to-
morrow afternoon ~ l o'clucR preach at
TAX Hal under the AUSPICES of the
Methodist League,
Tho tine Tor holding tho weekly i',br
reading rIasn has brca changed "a THURS
led lay Mrs. a. IL, bailey, the topic being
I'm" LorfH prayer" continued from last
WCch,
Mrs. J. J. Atwell. with her children. IL
In LOu1oun county, Va,
The TakOmt Tidings II the name selected
Tor new paper, which viii make It's APP
pearance here about the ist proximo, with
Mr.. J. 7. Gos"rn as editor ani proprietor.
J. q. Davies and his family have re-
turned 20 tfeir home.
Mrs. Seaman OF Philadelphia has return
al to her home from three weeks visit
To her sister Mrs. B &. King of North Ia
kOmd.
Late arrivals at the Favorlte are u. q.
Hatch Miss X. Harrington. Robt. ). Brown
and q. l.. Williams.
Mrs. T.. e. Bryant il visiting her daugh-
teT, "nD ltslltS al tue bryant homestead,
on the James river.
Frank Wells Of Baltimore IL the guest Of
Mr.. ard Mrs. Geo. III, Wells of Oak ave
nue..
H. Haynes and his daughter, Mrs. Perry
Of Washington, are spending a fortnight IN
the vicinity Of ola Point. Va.
The seml-hnnual house cleaning at thc
Blltlmprr and ohio station Ia I'm progress.
portion of the program MT the usual
Friday night 81 tcrtalnment at the Soldlets'
Home. under the auspices &C Miss Levy Of
the Union Temperance League. was furnish
81 by menhers ot one of the literary clubs
Of Takoml. and was ms follows: Piano
SOLO Miss FavGrite. piano and mandolin
duet by the Misses Danf1rth; rpnding
capt. W. A. Page. barip Trio. Miss Daisy
D1nforth ana Mpesrs11 npv1e1 ant Ralph
ligrlHn Dthors present from 1akona were
M'vses MAUD Watkins rrrtin nni Eitthp
Page y. French nnl iiosFrs W. King ".
= THnkHr, ". FtVarito. e. e. LAM al ant
e. + rpgo.
MR. \ q rhqu7g hrs sold iot on
Maple nvorue. a1i7ipint tho t1e7uytrrlnr
rndtch 10 ~ u 81 ttmp ~ Wdrhns.
ton tho vii shortly imtf1to Mo sanr
Nlih ive'lirs. thlsh 80 hiii ocrHrt ti,h
NE 'HWllt Whtr raWttetri
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40 ~. Gcorss's Island.
urryspondrncr NJ The Evening Ftar.
1T, GEORGES BLAND.

'"iIyai"td' NJ" ~ Tue lNt hlnH HlHT-
ST, GEOiidE'S lSLAND, Md,
Augnt 1T, 1854
No much hes been Written about thia little
Robinson trdsue island that elm, ~ all
"ashihstonians are quite familiar with
this spot. II Ii II historical fuct that this
Island was originally owned by the Jcsuits,
who sold II To Messrs. ROIzell a. RJbr.ck
way back In the twentieH. they In turn sell
ing II off In lots TO suit purchasers Where
the Potomac Hotel, which faccs ~. Georges
river, now Is formerly stood "A saw mill
owned by NJ. Duvall This hostelry, nov
owned by Adams BROS. Is the only hotel
on TINS island, and every season crowds
hock here from Washington baltimore and
aaron Kansas ana Chicago. 1t Is ninety
six miles below Washington.
Among the Hist of arrivals are to be found
Representative Jerry Slmpson, wife and
son; VIM. Longfellow Morris. J. II. Harmon
and wife, a. c. West and family Geo IA
Bliss and family. Mrs. II. NJ. Botsfurd and
family, Cle Archibald, G. ]. Werten-
baker, VIM. H. Bel and family, r. D.
Moran, Quinter Hoover. A. j. Donaldson
and John j. Crawford. From Baltimore
mohd Miss Haggerty, Richard Lyach and
family Dr. VIM. r. Smith Beverly ",
smith and ". q. Hsslup. u. G. Raymond
ana wife OF Connecticut. Mrs. Geo. JirRtg
and Miss llerEh OF Chicago.
The sluop yacht called the Spray is here
She was built six years ago IN Alexand- ria
Va. She IL twenty seven teet IN lpnpth bg
six feet In width; draws two feet OF water
she Is owned In partnership 10y the Captiln
~. Hunter Jones Of Washington, rnh first
mate, y. X. Nightnnn of baltimore Mo
r. H. g.
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AUCTION SALES,
svls AETHaNQeN,
RAyuRER nARR : 90, AuorioNEEHa

RAtaAfFR pARR = co, AuorioNkEhs
T"fsy, shs r. ps sFsSof es fH9Fs SfS
' ffsEt s AShfhs asf AND SOUTH eAfs'0I
ss 'i Ssf & .. s . a al. & 9Ss lana
rsoosds ior The District Of tolanlis, aud At Tho
slsnsd trustees VIII oass for sale 81 psSiie aus.
fah hdi iai q lie bs ss'n IS Su6vsf. Ak
isot, At FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. the following de.
sc r real estate situate In the city & Wash,
certain pieces or parcels Of iapd aud premises
kaown and distinguished aud being part Of
original lots numbered twenty (eO) and Twenty
one tail. In square sir hundred and ninety three
bounds viz; Beginning for the same at the south
west CORNER OF said lot twenty -one en- and run
ming thence east one hundred and four u0p feet
TO an alley ten u0l feet wide, thence north along
the west line Of said alley one hundred aud ten
ulO feet 10 an alley seventeen uO feet wide,
thence west along the south line OF said last
to the west line OF said lot twenty ono C2iD aud
thence south one hundred aud ten uiOl feet TO
the place OF beginning being all % said original
lots twenty ,2D AMI twenty one C2D, IA snil
square ak hundred and aiuety thtee oi,,s, except
the part ON the east aud north condemned for
alley. together with all the rights, privileges Nc
Trims of sale; unehaif cash. the hatancc in
tcmi annually, secured bv decd Of trust ON the
bur, hnser. A drpoait Of tsoo required upon &c.
piled with IN fifteen days trum the day OF sal,
the trustees reserve the right 10 resell the prop
etty ut the risk and cost of tho dcianitinH put
chaser aftrr Ave days advertisement uf such ~
sale IN sptnc newspaper Published IN Washington.
u. g. Al coiiyetahcins anl REBUILDING ut the ,p-i
OF the purchaser,
auii DADS oh i at NV.
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RAILROADS..
HalrIltanE AMP oulo RAnMoAn.

hsLtiesMt AAp oao hAilliuAh
Leave Mashils,a fFam siai.aA, ,a1rr af Nsw
49, w. s,-s.s ~ s,Ssst -. -.
spTsss Iai.a, iinS saS SO, % '''''
' iss a.. 80 s,s.. .3r :..l.. % a. ss@ rs
. ~, apf ~ pm
EI J.,lesiea ssa slasniea a 10 am
o sSI as,sy' Natal hrlase RsA"as kS"s,,is
'FE ai fft Snsy. ''ssAi's sS car: a. nso'sA'
f% nsl.lnorr, wck DAYS. ~. 800. asa
g 60 90 = S'"ssss,, :, It:ss al, 5. Is. lid
And n rs pm. Sundays, hse. - W zoo, Is
, ~ y, "a > y. ~ ~ ana .is"o, Al: ~ 90.
q 80, 800, lpoo, 1000. iii 80. ii * q ~.
= % p' AS'~ls as:, iig sHd SAa sm isi' and
Per frcdetlct, all rs am. Il rs. ~ NJ. as NJ
pm
For IIascr.tcwn. all rs s.m ard az ~ pm.
lH hoyd nnd way paints, teso pa.
fT Gaiihcrshnrr aud way I,nints. 90 90. asrU
am. hi2.so. rSoo. ni.SS, - as, ~ 30. MA 80
Pr wsshipg,cp iunr'len and way r.olu,s. -p,ca,
Pr nay Hlir.. $40 SSi as r,a. Sundays.
n ndS Al n."' l, ~ AL 10 sm, ,,, -,
IiIIi,inlairIit
.n rsr a rS"a'ge'. Nss ,o ,ot ns'en 'pa ,ss
cnn aga nirlrt t~tp. s,S Is as I,,wsns '' s"s'
Ao tll an pm. Slcrpine Nar, ap,a al 40 90
nunel l'alpr Cau on an asy tain.
lor Atlantic 'ii1. Gaps Na,. tsa iair at, nnd
ihle.nilnc lirecl. vr,h ds,s ais' apd io,sh am.
is'p n-'n. Sunday. ~ a ~. apd a. go wan
h''cpi Sundal = l'nil : Suoia, oniy.
rsldsar'- To- i'ul"n Innsf,t ,"p,lso, 90 mi,r.
Ion q, tsh"t oH"rs. oip and iaat ~ a,", ani
a. Il CANimlI, ,itAa - RttI.
aas "'u NbnaF"t Gvn ra-a ATii
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The Hight of Asylum.

The Navy Department has amended the
naval regulations IN such a fashion as to
entirely reversed the policy of right of asy-
lum as laid down by Secretary Tracy In
the case of Gen. Barrundia, when Com
mander Reiter Of the United states steiner
Ranger received his Etinglng reprlmlnd.
The new rcigulhtan appears TO completely
Justify that unfortunate officer In his re
fusdl to protect Bartuhdia, for If Its con
structinn NJ tho proper duty of naval
commander Is correct and IN conformity
with International law then he could not
have offered II take the general from the
merchant vessel
beyond question. the department has heett
induced 10 make this mes regulation re
strictlug the CHANTING NJ asylum by the
great trouble II has been put 81 by the bar
boring ~ the Sdlyadorlnn rCfitees on the
Illumination
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SUBURBAN NEWS
ASACOsTiA.

Rev. Hugh r. Stevenson, pastor OF Ana
costa Baptist Church. viii preach tomor-
row morning at the Second Baptist Church
la Washington, and In his absence his pull
pit viii be filled by Mr. @, w. Proctor OF
Wheaton College, Chicago. Mr.. Proctor is
"a Souns theological student and an Ana
oostian.
chess and checker club was recently
organized In Anacostia, with the following
members: Prof. August Miller. James T.
Harrison, James shannon, John e. Ather-
ton, BaTnabas Bryan, DR. Watson and
Frank Espey. Matches will be arranged
In the near future. AZ the players have
been practicing daily at Prof Mller's on
Monroe street.
Sergeant Kirby Of the Anacostia police
has commenced active efforts To put down
Niolat Irs Of the law, regulating the throw
Ing of refuse matter Ia the streets and on
the sidewalks. Orders were issued to the
officers to notify each of the business men
that their premises and the street I'm front
must he kept clean and clear of rubbish
IL thcse orders are not complied with the
police Will arrest all offenders. and arrests
are To he made until the INV In obH sryed
The regulations prohibit the casting or
causing 60 I've east or left In or upon any
street. avenue. alley. highway or sidewalk
ANY dirt mud. sand ashes, gravel saw
duct EhavingE. hay. straw manure. rub
hiah. litter uwe'pirEH. uffal vegetable mat
ter. garbage. trees, ClndrrE or refuse mat
tor Of any kind.
Mrn, i, q, owen, who has been Visiting
her mother. Mira. !. g. tHrlpn, OF Mime
rnin avenue, has return II Ia het hpme IN
baltimore,
Mr.. W, y HonsraveH nf AnncnHtln Heights
Hnd hiH iva daughters, MiHucH Nellie hhi
Hnrnh arheraver. lett lnHt nighi for Atlhna
~ CIV. whore they wlll remain until the
lHt IT September.
The ln1trH ~ 1T t,prnnpnn' Ha'd M ~
itnrnHhaH' church, ~ the county awe ~
festival in tNon ilnN Tue eduN uliht
MI aud Nh john ubrirn IT Mluurnulh
N>pt,tto vito have boon ViHitinH relatives ~
Dhln, have returned homo, ana have ~
thoiT guest Mrs Gardens muthcr,
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HirlHsTpNN

ibr uWliaIa ~ ftH cuuup aul there
aeewH T. Ny eoa>IIy WgppeY Of lhe,p f,el
iuEHwnNt dlseoWlurlrl over tho With
irsNHi OF tui Horace Krsiry of Cumhtr-
land. Nho Was nominated IS tho Rockville
Convention as Ihcir candidate Tor Congress
FROM lhc slNth Congressional district In
der the election laws Of Maryland. ~ order
To- set thrlr candidates name upon the OH
cial ticket, u viii be necessary o. recon
vene the convention. This Wm. H. l.ewia
Of HageTstuwn, who was chairman Of the
previous cOnyentionhas decided 90 do. From
!ntcI views Of The stars correspondent with
leading members OF the populist party In
Washington county II Is learned that the
honor Of Milling the vacancy will be ten
dered 10 Adam Zaris OF Hagerstonwn, here
totoTe Identified with the democratic party
MI EsTis has sisnified his Willingness TO
accept the nomination. provided no other
available man can he found and that IL
comes Ia him by reclamation.
After returning from long walk Elias
Lambert or HaSersi"wn, who had been
anilcted with the quincy dropped dead at
The residence OF his sister.
The Old philadelphia brigade, which lost
80 men al the battle of Antietam. has con-
tributed 1851 to erect "A monument On the
sce.te Ut the carnage In memory of their
fallen comrades IL win be put In place
during September. with appropriate cere-
monies
Melvin Troyinger died In Hsgerstown
A'Nh VI Tue rtoulaCu was asel
tyenty-risht years. and was a son OF John
Trovinger.
Mrs. Margaret White Of ShepherdstOwn
has In her possession well-preserved UNI
Drella OF whalebOne ribs. covered with silk
That once belonged TO Henry Clay. Abodt
nifty years ago Mr.. Clay was travelling by
stage from Winchester To Harper's Ferry
In hack Delonging to Albert Humrick-
house A. Brucetown the stage was upse,
and MIR Humrtckhouse killed Mr. Clay
vas much affected by the accident ant ae-
companiei the body to Shepherds. Swn
When he left he gave his umbrella 10 the
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v".t .II.'. l.'.,..a. N.
N ul M.'rM ..h E.A3. W NJ
alt$. '1aiaa ...IHIuarD"I,N.
@, MN'N-'rI Tha.ua W.
aiyliiyfF.'nIa.rHa at a"
WA REti "a, in,r. d, !6Is''HnR firm 2
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t s.SYf ss ! Sssggssss and Mrs waite has
Tbs vacancy IN the presidency Of wilsea
College ~ Chambershurg, caused by the
election OF pr, Jsasrs. president Of YSss
collnge Institute
The Peck Athletic Club OF Washington
dropped three base ball games to the Ha-
serstown nine this week, The two isst
games resulted II to q and IL to 10 In favor
OF Hagerstown. Kitnesmith of the AthNt-
les VAS presented with q handsome silk
umbrella for aiding the Hagerstown Club In
beating Chambersburg In remarkable
game. The score was to ] In favor of
Hage.stown, neither club scoring q run
until the ninth inning, The Senators could
strengthen their nine by securing some of
the Hagerstown amateurs.
Senator W. 4. PETER and Congressman
T, J. Hudson of Kansas will address a pop
uiist meeting In the Hose Opera House,
this city. on Tuesday afternoon next.
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nAruarrn. pam y CO.. Arcro>ans
TntlSrEtS' SALE az FRAME uuiSt. No
sigi NINTH EliusEt ENfENnicD Nuititi

Tht,srEtS SALE or A FRAME ituiSt. No
WET, "'"'"
W ,hta" SO ao,d sc trust dal, trpr,ira 81
ldl.t NJ lhhi az filin ~ ~ s,si ,a,s uf a..
lhml t"uiia Toe il' District 1T ,nlumha and al
the tu'in"tt ~ tho parties sr,Httsl thU,pl0. th,
n,h"tslf".d ,rs,"rs el uftrt lpf sai n rahij,
hW ll"h, 10 fl"nl ~ the piainls,a ga fUfitAA
lllE iMENl fuilCiii iiAN ui AItlt hI A Il,
lpi, AZ lhL uilfhh rN, ~ thai t,,t, ur
pattI &c tt"und atd pttH,l.sa shHatp, l,ins Nn.l
Hina ~ 80" ymbp ~ Masblnaiua lu ~" ns
uht .l t"uihlla, Rhl kpraH aHi dstirHuisl,,i
90 pha lrtnn Ne" pnr,h halt 1T i"' numh,i,i ih,la
lhtru hhh, ~ Wight RMi rta's suitll ltiat a.
NHlni lluAHHui aud 'ilutsHM iFains, /" IosIib,..
Nh al tho iuirlu'rnrhts, iiHtts, a.,
lUimai unr ihltd each, ii,Y hulHHru Ia at,, AL
~" S,"'" zee! t""' i"t sbHup, S., sh, s,,a,
ahihhll}t n"utui ~ dn'l ~ tniai go ii,r iiHit
80 Hdd, ~ All oAHb, ~ ii,u aidinn ~ The lHt
'liaH"i' \ h"lHsn 1T ttun twunpl ulsm ar,,iH
Ah,u ~ hld " tho trIas II safe aru isa COUNCIL, Il
VITA Ia htiUuh da&H iium tho da1 Ut aair a.,
ituHir'A trerr'r tiu right 10 rraull 10 luupafts
~ the Hsh nnd ",st ~ The dufauitlns I'tn tasu.
W|"t hNu AaAa pdNvt tlaeustm e sa,A tvt slu a,
tnli" huNslapnr IniiisHd ~ Washington Ia
Al ,'ii,t1 ah,iss apI Tu,sHdlhg ~ The llD has, .
,nht,
iuiiN A, MIiAIIIu
iiEAhh ibhbAA.
auI1dSds Tnistecs
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ht.&stAntHt

w hW \ tbVis - W,t6tMr hNs N,'
.u,r ob iuVreN btrin, VS. ,hp AAll,hN
- iiii NHWa Bh Wi N
-'t Nttil y t9N.WU W NAthlNFbN
Hs UHylltl va ~ ,jy N A Il All ia
,fIt fav@ SaMt tlMIa ,srtn.p
1 q4Nalt a"tANSl.,."E
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lNhENi AiMARA llNANiili


NUH 49, $500 N.h NIth
~. ga iW{ q ptg3 ~ y llNtghRlAu
0a ul ag' tIRaE!' W. = n@hly1ta y
wt. I lN Ww. N M NNu paH uAW{N
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Iowa Methodists ON Prohibition,

A. the Iowa Methodist jubilee the report
OF the temperance committee. which was
adopted reafiirms the position on the liquor
traffic steadfastly maintained by the Meth
odists Of Iowa, deprecates the acts OF the
last Iowa general assembly relative TO the
liquor traffic and affirms that TO member
OF the church should sign a petition tending
to iegalize the saloon. The report further
decla red that the Methodist Church would
do all IL possibly could 20 secure cons,i,u-
tioral prohibition In Iowa. ...a
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Naval Orders

Rear Admiral klrkland has been de
tachod from command OF the south At
Enlic station and ordered to proceed at
once 90 take command 81 the European
station, relieving Rear Admiral Erben who
viii come home, preparatory to his retire
ment next month. Civil Engineer Prindle
detaehed from the New York navy yard on
the 18th instant, and ordered to relieve
Ctvil Engineer " bite of the supervision OF
the Puget sound dry dock
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aula, Ills a. -, - "a
DULEl 4 HEaRING, AUCTIoNEERs,
- la. ave nv

NAIlABLE TMosloni hnick HOUSE, M
6s FIFTEENTH Srlll1cf NunlllEAkr.
bS tirt9e o. certain DEED 81 trust, dated the
loth day Of Mar, A. u issi, ana recorded an.sas
the land rrrosds ~ the District &C calnmhia.
IIhst 100 fsio .si q 80. and az TIE written
feqness % ths hsldsf af the nsts scursd thereh,
Ne wiz oder AZ tshlic anstisa, IA frnnl af tls
Essm.ss GO so,bAf, Iiik TwESIiEIn DAY
~ AubtSf, AID fses AT PINE O'C1LHK
PM. the loawins d-seril,ed proI~Fiy situated 10
the city u Was@ihgtan, DISTRICT of CalaInbiA, a.
Wit. All that certain plse parcel % laIsd and
r,s.ai-ss ksess .ad distl.sushsd ami being Al
y. ishss.n's aad LANES a. riorkstts .rasi.ss,
and fnnk . bleusionne's suhisisisa of sarare
nainsefsa iwl, Shh improvement therrna. tive,
sery srisk hese. as saia suidi, isaa y rseordssl
IN The ofhee ut the surveyor ~ fhs bistriee %
celutIlisia. Ia Liner Ma ~. fallo ~.
Terms % sale. ons-third ~ parchass u1usy 10
se rsid ~ sash e.lsses Va thf~s ysass, Nlsa a.
ss,o r.,Jals,s :, tas ti@s q ssis, f.rms % -
eanlllled VITA Ia tea aays frsm 81 - -sle ~
trustees ra..rye tho rskt o. rs.si ~ ga sod
e<~t ~ asfasltiax plifthassf.
tUiIN a. JofNs0N,
ihAAk 0 blkubs,SNH
pt1kf . uEHnISa. Asss,..s.u sss aaas
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Dr. sesson OF Fort Wayne DEAD.

Dr. John A. seaton. n specialist of Fort
Wayne. Ind. was found dead In bed yes
terfay morning. death resulting from heart
disease. and was not anticipated. He was
an old soldier and n weiiknown Pythian
knight. -.
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t.aet Novomter ,ot winston bf rasatena
eat Nhiic hihtihp Wlth tnrty ~ the
san GahNei canon became lost IA saa@
stutm rut Nus Hotet usiti seeh iiito III
,trtthWH8 mate hh attempt y ma bNt
tpNH u iHtlitht, OH tSHiBt D 4iNna
|9h |aA 'W8R'6, 'bN f'tss Nh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-18
rENNslLvANIA nAnMoAn.

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