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Died.

COOK.-In this city, on the alst instant,
John Cook, aged ts years
CONNOR.-On the 18th instant Patrick
COnnOr
DURRIN. On Friday. July 10 1875. Bella.
daughter Of William and Lydia Connoway,
aged rs years.
FORMAN On July %. 1895. Edward Robin-
son, infant son of Q. Rec and Lulu Formaa,
aged II months and SGays.
GROVES.-In Newport Del, on july. 20
1895 Mrs. sarah Groves. widow Of the late
Benjamin Groves, aged u years.
HAGGERTY On July 23 ls05. Jamsa. in
fant son of John and 3. 9. Haggerty, aged 3
months.
HAYDEN In this city. on July Is. 1896,
John Hayden, az, d AZ years.
JAMES.-In Germantown, July 81, John
w. James, aged 26 years.
KEENAN, ~ In this city, on 22d instant,
Annie j., infant daughter Of Samuel and
Annie keenan,, aged months.
MANLONE.-At New Castle, Delaware, on
July 10, 1895, Amelia Manlove.
MESsICK.--In West Chester. Pa, on july
%. 1895. Joseph, son OF George F. and kudora
a Messiok. aged months.
MORR0W.-On July n, 1895, Matilda, wife
Of W. ). Morrow.
MORTON .-Onisu nday, July 2l at u noon
Samuel Morton, aged 81 years.
MULRINE.-On On the 18th instant, Margaret
widow OF the late Edward +. Murine, aget
40 years.
PETERsON.-O the pa Instant at he
/ larn residence, No 200 Orange street. Mis-
/ Catharine w. Peterson, in the sd year o
her axe.
ROBERTS, On July 1s. 1895. Richard Dal
/ Roberts. aged As years.
/ STIRLING.-On July -, 1898, John q
i Stirling, Jr., son of the late James A. ant
/ Elizabeth Stirling, ia the 18TH year Of his age
4 WALKER on July ~, 1895, John 4
| Walker, aged 63 years
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.MAcEDoNlA's REVOLT.
Uprising Is Spreading, and the Insurgents
Are Defeating the Turks.


LONDON, July ga dispatch from
Constantinople says: "It is reported that
yesterdays council decided to mobilize
all the reserves along the whole seaboard
of the empire and in all the European
yilayets. This measure, entailing great
financial sacrifices, is only explained by
the acute sense Of the critical situation
of affairs in several different spots"
A Vienna dispatch says;
"The Macedonian insurgents defeated
the Turkish troops on Wednesday and
Thursday at Permdagh The yictors, num-
bering 1,50O now intend to fight their
way TO Strumnitza and to destroy the
railway in the Vardar valley in order to
prevent the advance of re-enforcements Of
troops. There is no doubt that the Mace
donian movement is now so serious that
it deserves the attention of all interested
in the peace Of Europe"
The Daily News has a dispatch from
Vienna in which its correspondent says
that he is informed that the cabinets OF
Vienna, Berlin, Romo and London will
perfect an entente with regard to Mace
donia. Austria is intrusted with the mis-
sion, taking a leading part in the affair
Austria, first Of all, is to prevent the in
surgents from possessing any part Of tho
road TO Salonica.
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sooInl nnd Psrronal Netes.

Miss Estella Davis. of this city, is
being entertained by Milford friends.
J. l. Burtnett and family are at
Bedford Springs
b. O. Conrad has returned from trip
down the Chesapeake.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Hawkins ars
at Cape May.
II. H. Carver has returned from visit
to Havre do Grace.
Mrs Lee w. Warren has been visiting
friends in Salisbury.
Ferd Carson, formerly Of this city, but
now engaged In business in Youngstown,
OHIO, is visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Steffens and son, OF
Chincoteague Island, Va, are visiting
friends in this city. They will return
home In about two weeks.
Eddie Truitt left here this morning for
Bridgeton. n j., to spend few days
with friends.
Mrs, I. Thmble Qllgiey and Miss
Elizabeth Qdigley, OF this city. are
spending the heated term at Atlantic
City.
Miss Mary Steward, OF this city. is
visiting her cousin, Miss Mary Wicker
sham, at Kenuett Square.
Miss Stella Dougherty IS visiting her
friends in Smyrna.
Miss Mary Claypool. OF this, city is
visiting friends in Clayton.
Miss Lena Staatsl has returned from
av sit to Townsend.
Presiding Elder e. d Adams, Of the
Dover district, was In Wilmington last
evening.
Harry McCutchen, OF the Union News
Con pany, left 10 day for week 5 trlI
to orisfsld and Ocean City
Mrs J. B Cazler will spend a month
at Beach Haven. N. j.
Miss Emma Aydon will visit friends il
Rehoboth to morrow
E6eorgie L Hickman will spend few
weeks at Reho both in August.
Edmond @. Hardesty lie making ar
raugements for an extended visit to NeV
York aud Brooklyn. during the month o
August.
Josiah Marvel viii go 60 Georgetown
to morrow. He will spend few days a
Rehoboth and return TO this city o.
Tuesday next
Mrs. John T. DloksY aud faulty al
registered at the Hotel Westminster
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The Indian Trouble In the jackson Hole
Regions Is Serious.

Regions Is Serious.
DENVER, July pa special from Chey-
enne says: Governor Richards received a
message from Adiutant General Stitzer,
who is in the jackson hole region inves-
tigating the Indian trouble indicating
that serious state Of affairs exists there.
The settlers have abandoned their crops
and are moving their families out Of the
country. Indians from Fort Hall and 9TH
er reservations are reported going into the
country, and all the mountain passes are
in their control
Definite information is awaited by the
state authorities as to the success Of tho
Indian police in inducing hostiles to re-
turn to the reservation before sending
state troops TO the scene Of the trouble.
Men have gono over to join the Hole
posse from Teton Basin, Ida, and Green
River and there arc today l25 armed mon
there. They were to start today for the
junction of Granite creek and Hohaeb
river at the head Of the Hoback canyon, in
Hoback basin, about 30 miles outh OF
jackson hole, to fight the Indians in their
stronghold.
General Sitter says all Of Agent Teter'i
warriors are there and are now hurrvinf
women and children out of the Hole. Stit
zer says however, that many are ye
there. He also says it is now too late fol
the government to stop a fight. He think
it possible that hostilitics have been be
gun.
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a zinc Yaeht Lannohed a. chsster.

CHEsTER July "a The steel steam
yacht o aeonia built by John 3 Risch
for f. G Dinninney, ~ New York, was
launched yes erday afternoon at high
water. The new craft, which is pecuhtr
Ia design aud embodies many new
features 10 yscht building. is 1870 feet
long, Is feet basm and fest drsughf.
She Is fitted with triple expansion
engine Of 500 horse power. supplied with
steam from q rhornyoroft boiler OF 250
pounds pressure, and Is expected to be
very fast Her design is slender aud
graceful and great results are expected
from the boat.
Evening journal., 1895-07-24

A horse kicked d S. Shafer, Of the Free
myer house, M!ddleburg, N Y on the knee
which laid him up In bed aud caused the
knee joint to bsc me stiff A friend recon .
mended him 10 use Chan bsrlaia's Pain
BALM, which he did, and in two days wRs
able to be around Mr. Shafer has recon-
mended II TO many others and says It is
excellent for any kind Of bfuiss or sprain
This same Remedy is also famous for it's
cures OF rheumatism. For sale by a. James
BIZ CORNER Sixth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1895-07-24
baseball Notes.

Next Tuesday Baltimore and Boston
will meet for the frst time this season.
The game will be played ct Boston, and
much interest Is manifested wherever
base ball ''rooters" exist as to this result
Of the series
Baseball games will shortly be played
ct Smyrna as grounds have bsen secured.
Hughey jennings is great shOrtstop,
but take that mittened marvel, Carey,
of Of first base aud Hughey would har-
vest lot of wild throws every day. -
Cincinnati Post
jennings, of the Baltimore club. wal
fued and put ont OF the game by Umpire
Keefe. at Pittsburg. yesterday.
boy, the mute fielder Of the Cincinnati
club. has refused TO play with the Indian
apolis miner league clut He will retire
hrst.
Evening journal., 1895-07-24
AZ EncrolopmdIa for se. .e5.

Only few copies left Of Rand Nc
Nally & Co g Encyclopedia and G1zateer,
which will be disposed Of at 81 25 which
Is barely the cost of manufacture. This
is a work Of SEQ psges and is a condenss'
tioD Of the EacyoloT edla Britannica,
Chsmbers's Encyclopaedia, etc, With the
addition Of much original matter treating
Of American subjects. Il contains eighty
colored maps and 2. 600 engravings and Il
the cheapest work ever offered in thil
city. Apply for one at the EVENING
JOURNAL Office
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nrnte Almost nenten 10 nenth.

BUFFALo, July 24.-Albert Surprise, a
Canadian workman, was assaulted in the
woods on Buckhorn island in the Niagara
river and nearly met death at the hands
Of an infuriatod mob Of his fellow work
mon because Of his attempt to ravish a
7-ycar-old girl, the daughter Of Carl Det-
kni, a foreman in the employ of the same
firm. Detkni and the other wor1men set
upon tho brute with clubs and stones. and
almost hammered him to death.
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sporting News notes.

James B Green has taken salsdin to
Grand Circuit meeting Yesterday 10
oompBny with Plttsburg Wilkes he
showed a mile IN 1si, 20i and %.
The Esmeralda CLUB, winch has bseu
IN existence IN South Wilmington FOL
sometime. di, banded on Sunday evening,
and will be reorgsnlzsdi shortly under
new name and have its club house on !
lot opposite the Liberty Engine House.
Evening journal., 1895-07-24
In ATnESP0RTING WORLD
Rockford Meets Defeat at the
Hands of Dover.
ONLY ONE HIT MAIDS OFF CLARK

Cleveland clinehes ITS Hold on First
Place BJ Defeating the Senators Twice.
saiadin Preparing for the Grand Circuit.
The Scores Of Yesterday IN the League.
It took the Cleveland eleven innings IN
which to defeat Washington yesterday In
the first game aud the Spiders cllnched
their hold on the FIRST place for h few
days at least by winning the second
game Pittsburg beat the champions In
ten inning contest and the Baltimores
hold onto second place by fraction of a
point Boston Is blooming up' being
helped along by the two defeats II has
administered TO the St Louis Browns
The Giants defeated the Cincinnati
handily. Chicago beat Brooklyn and
went up from eighth to a tie FOR sixth
place with the Phillies
Evening journal., 1895-07-24
A Farewell Reeention.

The members Of the First Wilmington
Company Boys Brigade meet at the West
End Reading Rooms this evening, and
will march to the home of their com
mander and instructor, Captain William
II Haley. Highlands. where they will
tender him farewell reception. as he
intends removing in the Aear future TO
the West The boys viii give drill on
the park drive In front Of Captain
Haley's home, after which they will
njpy a collation. served by the captain
Evening journal., 1895-07-24
STREET RAILWAY TRUST.
1t Is Said That the Three Big Philadelphia
Companies Have Combined.

II IS 2alu AhAt the Ahfee Dig EhAhueiphla
Companies Have Combined.
PHILADELPHIA, July 24-It was semi
officially announced that the three big
corporations which practically control
street railway traffic in Philadelphia-the
Philadelphia Traction company, the Peo-
pies Traction company and the Electric
Traction company-have combined. The
new concern will be called the Union Trac-
tion company. tits understood that John
Lober Welch, at present president Of the
Peoples company and one Of the receivers
Of the Reading Railroad company, will bc
at the head of the new concern.
Application for a charter for the new
company win probably be made this week.
1t will be capitalized at $50, 600, 600, the
legal limit, divided into 600, 600 shares oi
a par value Of $50 each.
Evening journal., 1895-07-24
KlIlod ] woman by Accident.

BAR HARBoR, Nc, July 24.-Royco
Coffran, aged 10 years, came here from
Otter Creek and gave himself up to tho
authorities for having accidentally shot
and killed Mrs Samuel Hadley Of Otter
Creek
Evening journal., 1895-07-24
Damacod by a CIoudburst.

BLUE ASH, o., July 24.-The village Of
Brecon was badly damaged by a cloud.
burst Cattle and sheep were drowned,
many buildings were damaged, and the
barn Of Calvin Morris was totally de
stroyed At Summit, Stephen Johnson'f
barn was destroyed; also the houses oi
Shenard Wales and GEORGE Cheger.
Evening journal., 1895-07-24

Atlantic Cit, N J.. for the Sumner.
They have been there since last Friday.
Miss X athnine Murray. of Wash
ington d. O., is visiting her brother,
Frauk $. Murray, OF this city.
William Hllles has returaed to this
city after spending few wesks on his
ysoh5 down the state
Eugene Hsrdesty has gone to Port
Kennedy, Pa j., for The Summer.
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Ana They went A.fishlng

A iolly quartet OF disciples Of the
famous Izssk Walton, William Virgins,
q o Smith, George HnyaTd aud Jesse
Anderson, started this morning for Pigeon
Point n s reek fishing excursion A
steamer will run half-hourly between
the point and this city to bring in the
catch. and a supply wagon will keep tbs
party supplied with bait, etc Il Is said
that four tons Of fish were sod long
yesterday ana thRt local fish dealers
have donned Grape 10 consequence.
Evening journal., 1895-07-24
STUDENTS ALL RIGHT.
Indians Have Not scalped the Boys From
Princeton Yet.

Princeton Yet.
PRINCETON, y. J., July 2l-All fears
for the safety OF the Princeton geological
expedition were dispelled by news direct
from the party. Mrs 4. Harrison Garrett
in responding TO an inquiry from Profess
or Marquand, telegraphed from her sum
mer place at Elboron as follows:
Many thanks for your kind interest.
John wires today from Fountain Geyser,
Wy; says, All well; have had no trouble
yet. Can imagine my relief This comes
direct from John W. Garrett, one of tho
students Of the exploring party.
Evening journal., 1895-07-24
ITEMS OF INTEREsr.

A girl whose first name is Merc rs vis ding
In town. We would like 70 know what her
name WIS before she began fooling with It,
Atchison Globe.
Think Of this. Hoods Sarsnparilla Is the
only true blood purifier prominently in the
public eve to-day. Ii cures disease when all
Others fail. because it makes pure hlooi.
Hoods Pills cure iaundice, hiliousness, sick
headache, Constipation and eli liver ills.
A man may be as hone-t as the day Is long,
and still do a great deal of mischief during
the niRht.-Iexas Siftings.
Evening journal., 1895-07-24
Plague Of ernsshoppers.

CATsKILL, n. r., July 24.-A plague OF
grasshoppers is upon the farmers Of the
mountain towns of Greene county. The
voracious insects swarm in countless num-
bers upon the farmlands and cat up every
growing thing
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rhn cnrnet wenrers, strll,e.

PHILADELPHIA, July 24.-The situation
in the strike of the ingram carpet weavers
remains practically unchanged, although
the weavers gained small victory when
the ~ per cent advance scale was signed
by Iceland Krasher, employing "A weavers.
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LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
An Enthusiastic Correspondent
Writes About Rehoboth.
IN AND OUT OF THE oITY

Where wiImirgton People Are Trying to
Keep cool These Summer DaJs--so Some
&c Coast Resorts. some In the Noun
taIns, While Others Seek the City Parks
81 a Communications intends1 Tor iaeerti0n
lhie column should be addressed t. Society
f1AnitAaons should be grittan on 0nF sins u
lha pnpel orlY
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snnerlntendent KeIlogg ResIgns.

ALBANY, July 24-Dr. Theodore H..
Kellogg, superintendent Of the Willard
State hospital, Willard, n. ", rendered
his resignation as superintendent, and the
same was accepted,
Evening journal., 1895-07-24
10 Linen Costumes.

Linen has gained feminine fancy at a
single bound and now stands high fin the
opinion of wearers Of skirts One OF the
prettiest and nestest seen this season
was worn on Market street this morning.
The skirt was full and plain,
with deep hem, and sewed
securely to the belt Of the bodice. 1t
was made IN the popular blouse pattern,
with broad fold down the front, which
was ornamented with big dark pearl
buttons. Dark brown sleeves and q
brown straw sailor hat completed the
cool and stylish costume.
Another pretty linen frock was worn
by little blonde. II also was made
With the full, plain skirt aud shirtwaist
effect. but coquettish.t touch WAS lent BY
q red satin belu and red tie With the
suit was worn a big sailor collar Of hand
some embroidery, ana white ssilor hat
with a red band
Evening journal., 1895-07-24

Subscriptions may be left, at tho office
Of the EVENING JOURNAL ard will be
promptly acknowledged
Evening journal., 1895-07-24
Attendance at ths Gam os
RECORD OF the CLUBS
To-daT'B scht tduis.

Baltimore at Pittsburg
Washington at Cleveland.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Louisville.
Boston at Sc Louis.
Evening journal., 1895-07-24
IT is A WORTHY OBJECT.
The Appeal OF the Evening Journar'
for Aid Toward Fund to Send An
thony Cook TO New York Bears Fruit.

The following resp3nsss 10 the appeal
made By tho EvEE1KG JOURNAL for
subscriptions 10 a fund for the purpoe
Of sending yeAr-od Anthony Cook who
was bitten BY msd dog TO the Pasteur
Institute Nav York. have been received
at this III % mp to date:
Evening journal., 1895-07-24

Ro-top Office desks so inches long with high roll; the
best desk sold for $25, and price but $50
Evening journal., 1895-07-24
THE BAD BANNOcKs.

Tell your uncles, aunts aud cousins
sb1ut Augustine Mills excursion JulY
Evening journal., 1895-07-24

We have just put sale large shipment Of antique oak
and mahogany finished stands Former price $4 So this lot
So 75 Fine polished 2nch tops with solid brass shelf
supports and altogether the best value in fancy stands
have had the good fortune TO offer.
Evening journal., 1895-07-24
At Fair Rehoboih.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
RRHoRoTH, July "a The banner day
Of the season for this resort so far was
last Sunday The large overflow Of
guests from the Douglass House found
delightful quarters at the Henlopen
where the broad, elevated piazzas look
out upon one Of the finest beaches on the
Atlantic coast So excellent Is the bath
ing that the merry disporters in the
tumbling surf. famed by ocssn's breezss
can but remember with pity thu frleads
left behind in the torrid interior.
The artist may 6nd plenty Of material
in the ocean view. hanked to westward
by the beautiful fresh water lake, with
lsnguid lilies waving Ia soft. allurng
movement upon It's bosom, and framed In
uuduleting woodland For those on
pleasure bGnb, there are sailing, fishing,
grabbing and cycling; The Summer girl
finds hops galore, progressive euehrss,
masquerades and cottage Wishing enough
TO satisfy her most cspricious craving foI
amusement
Among the recant arrivals at the
Henlopsn ara Mrs d Anderson, and
six sons sad daughters OF Milford Mr.
and Mrs Reed and children Of Phlladel-
phia; Mr.. and Mrs Wilmer Emory. OF
Centrevire, Md; Messrs. Bos- p
ley, OF Baltimore; Mrs. R Roude
bush and granddaughter. Miss Anne
Burton Marvel, the lovely little daughter
OF Judge and Mrs. d. T. Marvel
Evening journal., 1895-07-24
Yesterday'a league Scores.

Pittsburg. 8 Baltimore. 4
Cleveland, o; Washington, s.
Cleveland, 6; Washington, 3
Boston, 10; st Louis. s
New York. z, Cincinnati. 3.
Chicago, O.; Brooklyn. 6
Louisville-P philadelphia, rain.
Evening journal., 1895-07-24
The FALCON on Another Cruise.

The steam yacht Falcon went out on
another cruise down the Chesapeake bay
this morning. She had on board e. W.
Cause and party OF friends and will be
gone FOR two days.
Evening journal., 1895-07-24

rugs and mats in the newest designs at the
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INDIGESTION.

Mr.. G. B. Grifhs who resides at s421 Q street
northwest, and who is employed by the Washing
ton and Georgetown cable company as conductor,
II have been great sufferer from chronic con-
stli'Lt anu indigestion yeats. nave now
been under DIR. Walkers treatment about three
weeks, and I am free to say that l feel better
than have any time for three years. My bowels
are regular and my dyspepsia thing of the past.
1 most heartily recommend Dr. Walker as q thor
(Signed) GEO. b. GRIFF'IS.''
Did space permit hundreds of similar statements
could be cited in proof of DIR. Walkers skill; he g
certainly the leading specialist in the treatment
Of all disorders of the brain and nervous system,
diseases of the skin and blood and all chronic or
long standing troubles affecting the lungs throat,
heart, stomach. liver. kidneys, bladder, bowels or
any other organ.
He is constantly receiving fattering testimonials
from grateful patients he has cured, and large
files of them can be seen at his Office by any .ne
who desires to investigate.
Or. Walker may be consulted free Of charge,
either personally or by letter, at his well known
sanitarium. 1411 Pennsylvania avenue adjoining
Wizards Hotel. Office hours, 10 an. to pm.
Wednesday and Saturday evenings, to 8; Sun
days, 10 to IL.
Charges for treatment very low.
All interviews and correspondence sacredly con-
fdential. No eases made public without consent Ct
patients.
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kENSINGTON.

The committee appointed at a recent
citizens meeting to investigate the FEAST
bility and cost of extending the sewer
system Of Kensington, and incidentally con-
slider various other methods of disposing
OF sewage matter, have concluded their
labors and presented their report to the
council. Mayor Thomas r. Martin has Is
sued call for a meeting of citizens, to be
held at the Noyes library this evening at
I:3O O'Clock. In view of the wide publicity
and newspaper controversy over the ques-
ticn, n large attendance is requested. and a
free discussion of the various plans to be
presented is desired.
Rev. and Mrs. Edward Hayes of Luther
Vile. Baltimore county, visited Rev. and
Mrs. r. NJ. Moore on Tuesday, while on
their way to Union Grove, Pa, where Mr.
Hayes has recently received an appoint
ment.
The Epworth League of the st. Paul's NJ
e. Church, at their meeting Sunday
evening last. presented the church with a
of turned walnut Mr.. II. L. Amiss made
the presentation speech, to which Dr. r. B.
DERRICK responded with a speech of ac-
ceptance on behalf of the stewards of the
church.
Mr.. L. w. Maxson and family, who have
been spending the winter in Washington,
returned Wednesday to- their home on
Metropolitan avenue.
Rev. James T. Marshall of the Warner
Memorial Presbyterian Church will take
for his subject on Sunday morning Even
ing Lights" An excellent musical program
has been prepared. The Christian Endeav-
or meeting in the evening will be led by
Mr.. II. X. Simpson, the topic being Chris
tianS Yoke"
Mr.. T. r. Hinsdale and wife removed
Friday to Washington.
The choir of the Warner Memorial Pres
byterian Church will meet on Saturday
evening at the home of Mrs. A. E. Hart.
for the Easter services. which will be of
unusual interest.
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EVANSVILLE.

Messrs. D. NJ. Nesbit, P. A. Scaggs and
VIM. r. Baker. examiners appointed by the
county commissioners to examine and re-
port upon the ACCESSIBILITY of opening a
public road to connect the Riggs road with
the Davis Mill road, met recently and went
over the proposed route. The opening Of
this road is of great Importance, as it will
connect by near route the villages of
Takoma and Chillum.
Mr.. VIM. r. McChesney of Chillun, who
has been confined to his home by sickness,
has sufficiently recovered to be out.
The county commissioners at a recent
meeting increased the county tax to So
cents on the 800 This increase was caus-
ed by the extra heavy court expenses of
last year and the additional appropriations
for public school purposes, amounting to
over 5000.
A valuable tract of land, situated near
Forestville, containing ten acres, and own
ed by the late Emma Eaton, was recently
sold to Mr.. Richard G. Young at public
auction for $57 per acre.
Rev. John Chase, a local colored Metho-
dist preacher. died at his home in Bladens-
burg yesterday morning at o'clock at the
age of eighty-two years. The funeral will
take place from the colored Methodist
Church, in Bladensburg, at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon, and the remains will be
inferred in the colored Methodist burying
ground near that village.