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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPP

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR
the Navy Yard, Washington, d. c.
August (, 1886 Sealed proposals in
dorsed Proposals for Supplies for the
Navy Yard, Washington. d. C., TO be
opened August %, 1895 VIII be re-
ceived at the Bureau of Supplies and
Accounts, Navy Departm Mt, Washington,
D. c., until IL O'Clock noon, August %,
1895, and publicly opened immediately
thereafter. TO furnish at the Navy Yard
Washington, d. c.. d quantity of ium Der,
roofing slate, aud gravel. The articles
must conform to the Navy standard and
pass the usual naval inspection. Blank
proposals VIII be furnished upon appliCd-
tion to the Navy Yard, Washington. d. c.
The attention of n manufacturers and dealers
is invited Tie bids all other things be
ing equal, decided by lot. The DcparJn ent
reserves the right 10 waive defects or to
reject any or all bids not deemed advanta-
geous TO the CioveTuTc cut. a. X. MICHLER
Acting Chief of Bureau. auIS, 81 % rs
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| One Cent rss, R5a
No advertisement less than lO,
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FoR sALE-save time and mone

FOR SALE-Save time and money,
look us up One first-class doctors
buggy, $90 one 34 sidebar buggy, $50;
one delivery wagon, SGT so; 10 sets har-
ness, from S6 TO $14. This is only one
third the cost of vhese goods, and used
but little. We can order just what you
want from the factory in short notice, as
we are agents for 20 houses throughout
the United States, and make Il business
getting up fancy carriages and wagons.
We VIII board your horses for SIG month.
and do your painting and repairing
cheaper than any house in the city. Car
riages and wagons stored, $1.25 a month.
Teams for drummers and business, 81
day EMBREY & TAYLOR,
Rear 913N j. ave NV.
FOR SALE-If you want TO do well
look us up. We Will buy sell or eX-
change carriages, wagons harness and
horses. We have side bar
buggy, cost $3.50: $50 cash Will buy it.
Secondhand buggy harness from sup. We
will board your horses in first-class style for
SIG a month aud deliver them at your
door Teams for drummers aud business
50 day Carriages and wagons stored
81 % a month. win do your painting and
repairing cheaper tha n any house in the city.
We look after your goods aud keep them
in order. EMBRE * TAYLOR, rear
913 n. j. ave. NV. au21-lw
FOR sALE-$35 will buy good
horse, harness and dayton; a bargain;
call after p. m; viii sell on time. 5l3
9th st. Sc. au24-zt
FOR SALE-store fixtures, at 1901
South Capitol ST. sw. au24-2t
FOR SALE-Half interest in job
printing Office; centrally located; other
business and can not attend to 1t. Address
T. c., hisoffice. au23-3t
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One Cent dss1 Paa
No advertisement less than 10a
FOR RENT-RUOMS.

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms TO
rent for 81 Third and SITS NV, col.
1t
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Mass on a Railroad Cur.

Five cars have been ordered for the
Trans-Siberian Railroad which are 10 be
fitted up as ambulant churches. 1t is pro-
posed TO furnish place of worship to the
settlers along the line OF the railroad where
no churches are built. These church cars
will run over a certain given route in such a
way that there will be a mass read in each
settlement at least once a week.
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BY LATIMER. MORGAN x CO, AUC-
TIONEERS, 1929 AND 1921
STREET TRUSTEES SALE OF A
FRAME DWELLING. NUMBERED 9l5
THIRD STREET NORTHEAST.
By virtue of deed of trust dated May
8, 1888, and recorded in Liber 2Oll,
folio 346, ct seq, OF the Land Records
oI the District of Columbia, and at the re-
quest OF the party secured thereby, We VIII
sell at public auction, in front of the prem
Uses. on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ., A.
ID. 1885, AT O'Clock p. m, all those Ger
tain pieces or parcels OF land known and dis
iinguSIcd as paris of lots l3 and IA, M
Daniel Shanahaa's subdivision Of lots in
square 115. as per plat recorded in Liber
'W. F." lolio 4G, OF The records OF The
office oi the Surveyor of The District OF
Columbia. beginning AZ The southwest cor
ncr Ol said lot l3 and running thence north
Oh Third street a. feet > inches thence
east ;S3 Ir,l 10 the east lire line OF said lot
IA. thence south on said line A feet ,
inches To- the southeast corner uI said lot
Il thence west 33 leei 10 the place of be-
ginning. the same being sold together with
the improvements.
This property will be sold. however.
ubIccJ 10 a prior deed OF trust for 81 ,OOG
to secure the Old Dominion BuildDg and
Loan Association. of Richmond, Va, iull
particulars OF which Will toe made known
al ume Ol sale.
TERMS-All cash over and above the
amount OF said prior incumbrancc. a de-
posit Of $50 Will be required Al time Of
sale An UouycyanCug aud recording at
purchasers cost Terms OF sale TO be COM
Piled with within ten 1O1 days from date
OF sale, IN default OF which trustees re-
serve lar right 10 resell At riSl, and cost Of
acIaulung purchaser after such notice as
the trustees may Gccm proper.
LUTHER d. HALL.
BURGESS X. GLADMAN,
Trustees.
I. - NARRELL. Attorney Tor Beneficiary,
-.- Sr-at.f mort D. Ey.Sg lu14 4-1t4f
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Chenner Lnca1 TRANSIT

Tbree-cent fares have been tried with
success in Detroit and in some cities OF
the Dominion of Canada, aud it is quite
probable thai in the future theX, will be
the rule rather than the exception in all
large cities-Syracuse Courier
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-SLOT-HINS NOI

FOR ALE or . lots; each "a .5x225:
in suburb; direct on line Washington
and Baltimore Electric Railroad: fine To-
cality; fare now l Il cents on steam rail
way; rgain if sold by Sept 10; no agents.
Apply 63T Nd ave. Sw I'd floor 1t
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LOST

LOST-A few days ago, a PAIR of gold
eyeglasses The finder will receive a
yeward by leaving them with librarian
at Baltimore and Potomac depot. 1t
LOST-On Pennsylvania ave, between
b. & p. depot and ION St, ladies'
snakeskin pOcketbook; initials F T. S on
inside Reward if left at tins office. 23-3t
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FOR EXCHA NGE .

wANTED-To exchange a cottage and
grounds within ten minutes walk from
railroad station on Maryland branch 3. q
o. +. r.. fifteen miles from Washington.
for Il small farm near Washington on raiE
road; balance of purchase To be on easy
terms. Address c. NJ. L.. this office.
aG2o st
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M ANECURING chiropodist by Mrs.
f. c. Curtis. Special terms TO ladies.
Hours from 8 a. N. TO p III. 702 9th
st. NV. au22-7t
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w WANTED-To rent few acres, with
privilege OF purchase, close 10 station,
not far from city. CITY, this office 1t
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FOR RENT-$17-5-room bay-window
brick; No zoos Slh st; square from
9Th and Fla ave; mod. imp. Inquire at 420
Fla. ave. NV au241t
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Already the best evening newspaper
In washington-TheE Evening Times
one cent.
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One Cent Msia Pst
No advertisement less than I0s
HELP wANTEp-MALR.

wANTED-Youn white man to be
generally useful about the house. 502
+ St au24-3t
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FOR RENT unfur. rooms; m. in
SO per month, including storage room.
Apply after p. m, T15 st NV au22-3t
FOR RENT-Unfur. suit rooms, S25;
also another suit, with private bath,
S35; rooms can be fur. S24 l4th St NV.
au23-3t
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FOR RENT-$L2; excellent 5-rm. and
cellar house with deep lot and stable; on
car line; 29lS 9TH St NV; j. CHESTER,
Room 10, Laurence bldg, 61o l4th ST.
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THE wonderful Remedy Cancers
cured without knife, pain. or pay
until cure(,: also carbunCles, piles, dropsy
by Prof. NARTIN RILEY. 467 Pa ave
NV nub-1mo
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FOR RENT-6O6 3d st, near Pension
! Office L room, bayv. ndow brickhouse;
mod imp; Key 6l4 Sd ST. NV au25-3t
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FOR RENT-Front or back, 2d floor
unfur rooms: a. m j.; small family OF
adults: rent reasonable. 449 st. NV,
Ii
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$35 OC-I42O sth st. NV sr b. M /.
G. T. YoDER. 615 st my
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wANTED-To buy or rent ten OF
fifteen acres near city. Address +. H,
this office au23-3I
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FOR RENT-6S d st. ne, 6 rooms and
bath. with concrete cellars; a, M. l.;
price $22.OO. Also 4O4 1st St ne;
a NJ j. price S23OU per month Apply
339 st ne au23-3t
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a BEAUTIFUL BINDING.

The Evening Times is the paper
that everybody buysI
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CHURCH NOTICES.

CHURCH NOTICES.
MT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH, corner
Twelfth and l. street northeast, Evan
gelist-A Willbanks, pastor. Sunrise
prayer meeting: sunday School at 8 a m;
preaching at IL a. m. prea ching at night
by the pastor, special sermon tOlhc Grand
Arch Chaldcans in the Mt. Bethel AsSOCIa
tion; began Tuesday and VIII last until
Friday All welcome.
THEFATHER MATHEW IA SOCIETY
will meet sunday evening AT 5 O'Clock at
Carroll Hail. q street, between Ninth and
Tenth 81 reefs north west.
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SPECIAL notice..

a ATTENTTON- -Brickayers. There
VIII be a SPECIAL meeting MONDAY,
August 26, 50, at Hall, Seventh ard L
streets northwest, at > O'Clock p ne
Every member is requested 10 be present;
business Of importance By order Of the
union, W L. LEVI, president; c. G.
HEsSLER. recording secretary. aug24-2t
BA KERS' DRIVERS There willie
a special meeting OF l.. y. No. 1916, X.
OF L., on Monday evening. August %,
1895. at p. N. sharp, 10 make final
arrangements for Labor Day
au23-3t seal. BY OrCer If Com
SPECIAL to Table Boarders-Acssrs
Duffy x Leonardo, prcprietOrs %
The American House." corner Pennsyl-
vania avenue and Seventh street, beg to
announce TO the public generally that they
are now serving the best table board IN the
city, from a. u. 10 ?. III, at the
following reduced prices, meals per day,
SEQ; meals per day, SI5 per month
Particular attention given ladies
jy3I-imO
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MASON'S QUART JARS, pure
white glass, 6Tc. doz-; Mason's quart
jars, green tint glass, 60c. doz. Drop postal
Delivered c. o. ID. A McGARRAGHY. 1886
Pa ave. Sc. au24-2t
WE don't care to do ''cheap''-''slop'-
printing, and most everybody knows
il and they know we don't care who knows
it, Prices right NJ W. MOORE, Gen.
Man, Law Reporter Company, 51S 9th
ST NV au22
JUST RECEIvED-Fine Lot young Gu
ban paTrts, guaranteed to talk; also
monkeys, cal cries, moCking birds, gold
fish, dogs, anc fancy pigeons. SCHMID'S.
T12 18th ST. W, branch 1221 Pa ava
my10-tf
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SPIRITU a LISM-Mrs. E. Mcneil,
cla!rvoyant and business medium Fri
vate sitUngs daily; business examinations
especially 1914 Pa. ave au22-7t
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MISCELLANEOUS
MAsoN's QUART JARS, pu

USE Indian Forest Salve for Erup-
tions." For sale by all druggists.
au25-2t
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FOR RENT-Light housekeeping; two
large rooms, front and back, first floor;
furnished complete; cooking utensils. dishes,
gas. bath, refrigerator and sewing ma
chine: $16 per month. 3O1 10th ST. sw.,
near Smithsonian. 1T
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| One Gent w's5 si5
No advertisements less than lo'.
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
TOR RENT
IS Q st nw an &I 9 S06 e 81 nw. 2d

Il
5iS 9 st NV str & G 1906 Z st nv, Cd
dwc, Il rs...-t tSl1a 00 floor, 2r. ........ so 90
1894 Mass. av. NV. 500 + sw, mi, 7r... 10 90
mi l6 rs..-... !Ol o. 1913 ST NV, mi ,9rs Is 10
lT6l i nv, m l. l3r % 90 i39 9Th NV, I'd fir
3l9 c NV, m /, l5r.. 81 10 2r............. 16 90
I120 9Th NV, mi, l3r 60 S0ll0 Mass. ave NV,
1908 l. NV ,mt,l2r 5U 'JSj mi 5r............ 10 80
SOL NV, IN l. l3r. 90 0O 1913 18th NV, Gr... II 40
2G30 q NV, m il3r. 90 O02506 eth NV, 6r... 10 80
Sl3 ; st NV mi, l2rs As G0BU5 Whitney ave
80 18th NV, mi 12r 40 col nw 7r........ IS 90
I422 33d NV, mi Tor 35 5ICor q Grant NV
42S NJ NV, III i, Sr.. IS 0G mi Cd fl, irs.. 10 90
20i ID NV, IN l. Tor. ~ 5O2 Scott ave NV, 6r 10 %
9?O X ] ave nw.mi, 2i5 41a NV, lst fir
lUrS. dS ob 2r..-----......... u w
9i09 st NV, str 81 1904 y J ave nw,6r IA 90
Gwg, 3 rs........ 30 80 3l1 18th sw Or. =. IA %
1865 NV, m !. Sr. % 50229 Oak ST nw,mi
;3l I'd NV, III i, ar 20 80 ............. 13 80
l7}3 9TH NV, III i, 1891 ID sw, 81 ...... l3 50
Srs-.......-..,--2o 20 81 3l6 I4th sw, 5r.... IL 30
1910 Columbia ST .Il3 Grant aY NV, Or u 30
III /, Sr..-... - 30 G.3 l. sc, 5r........ l. 80
l140 9th NV, mi, 1r - 5O6 J. Sc, 5r. r...... II 80
45j Isl Sc, m l. ir. u 5O6 Scott ave NV, Or y %
2l3 II ne, IN n. q 90 2J0S 9th NV, 6r... 12 90
IC0S ne, III i, Tr. 20 ~ 1896 ne, 6r...-.- II 90
seq Fla av nv, III /, l63S sumner ST NV,
Ir................ ~ 40. 5r............ 10 %
CAB G Sc, 7r IN t.. 20 so 1lg Reeves st pw,
l422 7 NV, IN j, Gr. ~ 30 3 rs. ...-...... 10 30
1913 9Th st NV, Rear 227 14th sw,
mi, Or, e. ...-- 20 00 5r................ 10 30
5O4 4l6 ST sw, str G09 llth ne, 6r..... 10 %
and dwg 5r...... 20 90 2l35 9Th NV, jr... 10 90
Hartford st South
Brookland, 5r :. 10 90
STORES
5lS 9th NV, store 5Oi ~ st sw, str
and dwlg PR. .Sl15 90 Il dwg, RS .... $50 90
$40 gtn st nw,store 1913 18th st nw...S SIC 80
& dwelling, 5r. 80 80 1920 9TH ST NV. 20
500 9Th ST NV. % CO..
STABLES
Jos Draper's alley Rear $40 nw.... so 90
sw ..4........ sls OOIRear 1873 18Th NV. 10 90
1926 10Th nw...... 10 %
A. S CAYWoOD, 933 eth St NV
FOR RENT-DcSirabIe corner house;
reduced from $50 to $3.50; rooms
and bath: concreted cellar all m l.; ne.
cor 9th and 4 sts. Sc. Inquire at sos n. c.
ave. St. au25-3t
FOR RENT-House 22o4 l st NV;
7r, gas, water; key al O'Callaghan's
grocery store No. 22OO 1 st NV aus 1T
sac. .OC-142O ath St NV. sr. b.; m l.
G. T. YoDER. 616 st. my
FOR RENT-$17-5-room bay-wlndow
brick; No. zoos Sth st; square from
7th and Fla ave. mod. imp. Inquire at 420
Fla ave. NV, au24lt
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For RENT STORES.
FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-Horse; suitable for light
business or buggy; kind and sound;
SO; owner Will place So 900 fire in
surance with purchaser. Address BR OWN
HORSE this office. au25-3t
FOR RENT-Suburbau property; one
and one-half acres; improved by
beautiful 7-room cottage; all necessary
outbuildings; pure well water at door, 10
good, prompt tenant, only $12 per month";;
one mile from AnacoStia. Address p. B.
S., Good Hope P o., a nacostia, ID. C.
au223t i
FOR RENT-Seven- rec NJ cottage at
Brookland, with hall. bath, cellar,
attic, range, latrobe, hot and cold water;
two squares from electric cars Inquire
off s. HOLLIDGE. Saks & Co. au23-3t 4
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


wANTED-SP LTIES-
gentleman, 20 years experience State
fairs, will handle ,speciaIties on commits
sion and expenses. Address A HUSTLER,
AnacOstia, ID. c. au25-3t
FOR SA LEA bargain for a i've man,
good paying business for small Capi-
tai. Speak quick. DEFENDER, this Of
flee aU23-3t
PERSONS desirous OF disposing II their
business places can have purchasers pro-
cured without any publicity. all business
confidential, charges moderate. T. o. AN
DERSON x CO. Real EsIate and Business
Exchange, 9OT G st. NV.
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For RENT-HOUsEs.

FOR RENT-Elegant new brick:
rooms and bath: 421 r st; steam heat;
electric lighters; bay window; perfect
order Apply to trustee, II. w. FENWlCh,
6O2 ST, or to GEORGE GODDARD, 1875
9Th ST NV au24-3t
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.

WA ANTED-YouHg man wants position
IN grocery store. Can cut meat, and
comes well recommended. Address II w
A, Box %. Sligo Md. au23-3t
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FOR SAIE-2 beautiful houses; 6
rooms and bath; brown-stone front; in
the NV; cheap and easy terms WM NJ.
YAGER & co, Rooms 40 and 46 Ohio
Bank Building au24Sat mes
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FCR RENT furnished front rooms;
one on first floor and one on third
floor. Apply 72O 11th NV. au24-2t
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wANTED-By competent dresSmakcr
few engagements by the day or would
take work home. Address A. c.. this
office. au25-3t
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PERSONAL.

PRIVATE DETECTIVE MORGAN
BRADFORD, Jr. Office and residence.
731 11th st. NV. Ten years experience;
highest refs; terms moderate, and honest
work; consultation free; in all day Sunday.
ii
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Elegant new small brick
s rooms; 1906 18Th st. NV. Apply to
owner, X. W. FENWICK, at 1903 y st NV.
au24-3t
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YOUNG Norwegian lady wishes TO en-
gag herself TO elderly, invalid lady as
companion, about September / she speaks,
reads ana writes English and the three Scan
dinayian languages iluently; is aneXcellent
traveller and has had experience ladies
nurse; fond OF children. best OF references.
Address MISSX this office. august
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FOR RENT-DcsirabIe corner house.
reduced from $50 TO $3.50; rooms
and bath; concreted cellar; all m. l.; ne
cor. 9Th and \ ST.. Sc Inquire al sos n c.
ave. St. au25-3t
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FOR RENT-House 22o4 l st. NV;
7r., gas, water; key al O'Callaghan's
grocery store. No 22OO | st NV au6-1 1T
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

w - NTED-A lady reader and singer,
or reader, for church and society enter
taiHnents in washington and suburbs; call
at 10 a. la. to-day. DIR. II II. ARNOLD,
Lincoln Hut.l. l0nand Hnw. uu22-3t
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One Cent RsIt FsI
No advertisements less than los.
AUCTION SALES.

BY LATIMER, MORGAN & CO, AUC-
TIONEERS, 1929 AND 1921 g
STREET TRUSTEES SALE OF A
FRAME DWELLING. NUMBERED 9l5
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-22
IN NEW ENGLAND.
Interesting Items OF News From
Maine Connecticut shores.

William j. Robbins, OF the schooner New
Pocket, with kilnwood. from Addison Point,
for j l.. EAlls fell overheard at RockpOrt,
Me-, and was drowned. Capt. Robbins's wife
and child and one man were on board. The
body has not been recovered.
Charles Warren. alias Ware, arrested at
New Haven, Ct, two weeks ago for horse
stealing, proves to be Il noted criminal. De-
tective Cowles has recovered four horses
which Warren stole In Maine, New Hamp-
shire, Vermont aud Massachusetts, Warren
will probably be taken to New Hampshire for
trial.
Rev. Ii. c. Randall, formerly rector Of the
Episcopal church in Essex. Ct, has been
committed to an insane asylum. He has been
accused OF grave misdemeanOrs, but 1t is
thought they we're caused by insanity.
Henry Maht, a wealthy farmer of Govern
try, c., committed suicide by shooting.
He went to the barn and was discovered by
his wife with bullet in his head and re-
volver by his side. The cause was despond-
ency His brother committed suicide three
years ago.
The movement for the harbor Of refuge ut
Block Island, H. l., was given another push
forward when the town OF New Shoreham
voted to appropriate another $4,000 for the
work.
David X. Edgar was released from the
Charlestown, Mass, State Prison, April 80,
after serving term of three years for rob-
berry. He is now under arrest again on a
charge Of robbery.
The Milford n. H. Savings Bank has sus-
pended payment. Bank Commissioners Ty-
ford and Baker served Il court injunction on
the savings bank restraining the institution
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-22

Five generations are represented
by rs many women, all living together
under one roof, at Juniper and Mttiin
streets. Mrs. Katherine Trrmline,
the great-great- grandmother is within
n few years d the ripe old age OF 100.
The great-grandmother, Mrs. Fuller,
is over 10, and Mrs. Birmingham is
past the haIt-century mark, although
she looks but little more than half
that age. Her daughter is Mrs. Frank
Gray, the proud mother of the new
generation. The baby, Katherine
Gray, is just two weeks old, and is
probably III greater danger of being
spoiled than any other youngster
in all this broad city. Very few little
girls can boast the possession of three
graudmummas. OF course, this little
girl cant make this proud boast yet,
but Judging from the healthy appear
ance of her great.great- grandmamma
she will be able to do SO for many
years after she herself will have at
Ia ned the use of speech and reason. --
Philadelphia Record.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-22

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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-22
LAIDLAW GETS $4,000.
Sagc's Human Shield Gets Another
Verdict,

After a strong denuncation OF Russell
Sage by Joseph II. Choate the famous case
OF William II. I.aidlaw, to recover $50, 900
from Sage Tor injuries In the Norcross dyna.
mite bomb explosion, ended before Justice
IIgraham OF the supreme court OF New York
In verdict of $40, 900 for Laidlaw. The Jury
was out an hour. Rush Taggart, associate
counsel for Mr. sage. obtained Il stay until
Sept. |, In order to carry the ease up again on
appeal. This will be the fourth time the case
has gone to the general term, which on the
three former occasions reversed the action
OF the lower court.
The Gaze was dismissed on the frs. trial be.
fore Justice Andrews on the ground that il
had not been shown TINT when Mr. Sage pulled
Laidlaw in front of him as II shell Laid.
law was removed from place of safety, the
onus OF which proof was declared to be on
the plaintiff. At the next trial lnidIaw got
verdict for s25 900, and On the third tho jury
disagreed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-22
GH0ULS AFTER JEWELS.
Gems Buried with II jewelers. wife
EXhumed.

Rouldsm0n Burke Of Bridgeport, Conn.
saw three men enter st. Augustine teme-
terry on Pembroke Lake. 1t is layorite re-
sort of lovers. who sit on the fiat marble
slabs under the trees. At the south line tho
Union Metallic Cartridge Company has gun
powder, illuminate and other high explosives
stored in little dugouts. Several magazines
have blown up, doing great damage.
Burke told Policeman Hackett, who
searched until he caught sight of bulls eye
and saw three men digging in a newly made
grave The ghous were masked, and were
whispering as they removed the earth with
shoyeis. They were opening the grave OF
Mrs. Charles T.. Baker, who was buried re-
Gently. Mr.. Baker is n prosperous jeweler
in East bridgeport, aud it was understood
that the valuable jewels which Mrs. Baker
possessed were buried with her. The ghOuIs
saw Hackett and,droppng their implements
fed over the graves. Hackett took the road.
way hoping to head them of, but all three
escaped in the darkness. The caskct was ex-
lmned and the jewels placed in Mr.. Bakers
cnfA
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-06-22
Two Strikes in Vermont

Two strikes occurred at Burlington, VT
All the men who draw crushed stone for the
city fniled to appear one morning owing to II
change to 10 cents per load instead OF So 80
q day as formerly, The men were found at
noon, the wages restored and the work was
renewed Two weeks ago the Queen city
cotton company posted Il notice that begin
ming June II 1t would pay its help by the piece
and not by the day a. heretofore Recently
it was ascertained that the price was to be
nine cents per 'cut' instead of 81 % per day
for Ii or u and eight-loom weavers, 50
wesysrS ut once quit work.