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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

CRIMINAL COURr-Jufoe Mac Arthur.
Oh SATURDAY, Morris Dillon. charged with
gsilty.
To-day. Oliver Marion, for unIawfully carry
ing on business, was convicted. John Corri-
gan, unlswfully carrying on business; on trial.
EQUITY CoURT-Judoe Hslis
To-day, Deacon agt. Deacon; decree of di-
yorce, with custody of children. Shafer agt
Lsrsbee ct A.; dismissed. Howe sgt. FAY; de-
cree confirming auditors report except as TO
eosts and dismissing bill McIntyre agt Dow
ling; order appointing guardian ad Item. Scott
agt. Clagett order that trustee deposit funds in
court. Simms agt Csllsn; decree for defend
ant Phelps, assignee, agt. Mcdonald, ami
hovey ct al. agt same; order vacating pro con-
fesso and leave to an-wer.
POLICs CoURr-Jadg. Sn.I,
To- day, Fanny Miller and Id. Ernest two
veil known night scudders, were sent down.
Mary l.. Msckey, drunk and profane; 80. Ed
ward Vaughn forfeited $50 collateral for carry
ing pistol Spencer Squirrel and Bill Brown,
the quiet of Georgetown; Brown dismissed and
Squirrel combed for as Okey Harris forfeited
50 for breaking the third comm sndmeut. Ned
Roach, hoCdlum, was rasped for IS on the
charge OF disturbing the patrons of MetrooDli-
tan haIl on Saturday night. james L. Debney &,
c7iored. assault and battery on Fanny his wife;
&. George Matthews, smokist, snatched a
box OF cigars from Birchs cigar store and mi Z
lid. He was followed. The cop got him: $50.
O-car johnson alias Lewis. assault and battery
on Kate Green; s.. George Harris, assault on
Charles Nj. Perry; $50 Burnett johnson as
ssuit On Ben Brown; IS and costs Jas Shreves,
James GOrmly. Bat No0nan and Robert Rollins
belonging to the eth street hooilums were
scocpen By OFFICER Dnbols late on Saturday
night for an affray on 18th and @ streets Off
Ger Dubois told the judge how they took p1sses-
zion OF the Division and raised r general tu-
mutt. AT the place named they had q regular
s. tito, each one striking ont from the shoulder
Ihey call their organization 1.-The M1iOcs :"
Shreves and NCOnsn were rasDed for SI1 each
and the others dismissed, there being no evil
dence against the m.
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n GIPL MURDERED AND Hga BODY PACKED
IN \ TRUNK Mary Bradley, = young lady TO-
tldlng IN Msnay unk or Conshocken.was brought
10 Philadelphia thursday or Fridsy last by
blacksmith OF her native CITY to have an opera
ton performed upon her. She was received, "
Is alleged. into the care of DIR. L. &. Pernants
alias Dubois, who had AT Office At No. 90 FIJI
bert street The girl died, Ii is reported, under
the treatment, and information OF the affair
being given at police headquarters, = detective
was detailed to work up the case. The officer
found, upon investigation, that the body had
been taken from No. 1ii North Twelfth street,
lying-in heusP, and transferred tn a rnedica
col'sg - on Ninth street, below Locust The re-
mains had been packed into a Saratoga trunk
the legs being piniOned behind the neck to al
nit OF the body being placed in the receptacle
above named, and the remaing space filled with
SaNdust.
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~R Rev. DIR. Huntington, OF Msssa chusetts,
declines the Bshopric Of Iowa.

- Rev. DIR. Huntington, OF Massa chusetts
declines the Bishopric Of Iowa.
SThe Boston Globe pours out half column
Of wrath on "that little bastard adyerb" illy.
~The German parliament passed the Inn
perfsl budget Saturday, and then adjourned til
the 9Th OF January next.
~weston has succeeded for once. In New
ark On Saturday night, be finished his task of
waking five hundred miles in SIX days.
HA Frtnchman has opened q restaurant in
Thompson street, New York, where he gives q
piece OF bread. plate OF vegetable soup, and q
pate or vt gel ables to order for Eve cents.
The negroes Of Barbour county, Alabama,
are collecting money to be used by negro women
In Obtaining divorces from their husbands who
voted the democratic ticket.
SAn order was received at the Portsmouth
(Va-l hayward from We shington on Tbursiay
eve ming disch srsng the Last remnant Of work
men IN the construction department OF the
nsyy-ysrd.
eENayor Vance, OF New York, has sent BY
special messenger q communication to King
helakaua, notifying his Majesty of the desire
OF the common council to tender him the hospI-
talities Of that city after his arrival there.
nrAt a sale OF coins in New York on Thurs
day evening, a United States cent OF 1893
brought s22.5f; one of 1896, sc; 1888 a. so: 1854
sea; hslf-cent Of 1898, e rs; two Washington
Gel Il Of 1891; $3.50 and 81.
~William NJ. Tweed's counsel say that thew
are confident that out OF the pending proceed
ings on his behalf in the Oyer and Terminer
they can make q case for the court OF appeals
ard that once there, they are certain Q de cision
will be given in his favor.
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FINANCIAL Arb CON nEsCrsa
The HAEkQra.


BAL IIAo1h, December al Virginia sizes, ,esl-
ers, ~; FlrelUis's, Consolidated, 81: West Viz
sinIss va; North Carolina si1es, old, a.; %.
new, H. do. specisI tax. 8 bid to-dsJ
bALfIMoRs, December sc ton dHl and
Overflow middlinss, l37s Flour s;eady aud dali
Il " arc street sud western superb O0(c4 81; do
-1tra,4 1905 Is; do. family, 6oOcGS so; UI,y Mills
,ulernht, - "a tOi do. extra, 6U(Lo as do Bib
s sIsl d., 900 10; co family, 5@8.25 who.t
dnI.-NO smbtr western, 1 d; No do. $50
20, Isr - pr me do. ~; No, I'D w-stern,l y;
no Il; fair 10 prime do, 1 l59gI I6; rejected
Io; red Marylard 2Udl IS; DO. amber, 1 SG0
So d., white, a@l IS O"rn dull-whIte south
eIn, 1895; yellow -.uthern. S2Gls7; uixed VS..
IN. .dn' 90; ei,yntcr. sl@ol oats "uii and weak
lou nern, 5000; western white, g. do miXsa, g.,
b doll, 9s@l GO. Hay uno hanged p DIVISIONS
qniet O. generally lower-mess . rk. al 10 Bsk
mesis-sh' .deTs. 7a7h>; clear rib sides, IG6l "a
Bacon-sh. ulcers. I0i c!esr rib si.es, I2ng2I;
.usar-ou haus. lSdH. Lard nominal, 1874 6Gl.t
w, u steam sId 7, lined. Petroleum ulc slxod.
WesieTn butter dul-choice rub, 32Gl34 rolls SlGl
81. CGtf-e qgieI and u hsaRed, l. = 0llqg, WINS.
81 dnil ana lower, lGli4Gn2. Saga active asd
drIn, To-. diU5z.
Exw YORK, December 2I.-stocks active AMI
nn..tu6d. hI"ney Gold, ll1s Exchange long
soo5s; short, 40. GOveTnm-uts dull
NEW YORK, December 81 Flour dull, Whes.
quiet enc ff NJ Corn qrist ard unchanged
srefeITed, ~ 10y
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You've HASTINGS, the 50 Omore who shot
hnseif at Cambridge. Ma the other day.
Wa Vi tim OF Uver-study which brought on
mental dependency, lesC TO the final ira Pc
Of OF course. he was gre esteemed by those
who knew him-s1Ch yOV' men are apr TO he
But was there TO one e.. all these who liked
him-teaCher or fellOw-pup1l-io warn h N
a a -; ih's fatal devotion TO his books? 1t il
hard 10 say II, but il il not evident that the
ztst man IN his class, the cutter II recit .ions
OF lectures, Tas, in a certain sense. truer TO
Z b.; laws % bis nature than this poor boy know
II & - much fer one 20 Young, and yet so Ign0-
al II what DC should have known the b,st-
y. j. T,li-ans-
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sS-Mrs. Darlington says false teeth feel sui

s7-Mrs. Darlington says false teeth feel "un-
handy" at first.
a|A New York swell svindIed q dentist out
of set fslze teeth for Christmas present 10
his wife.
- The wave on which many a poor fellow
has been earned away il the wave OF a lace
edged cambria handkerchief.
gR"Tbe Prodigal Son." spectacular plav
In whic all the characters are Scriptural. has
been produced at the Boston Theatre.
sSThere was sharp shock OF an earth
quake az Stems Mountain, Oregon, last Sum
DAY me vibrations lasted about five seconds.
fVWhy did she turn her back on the younp
nan? Innocent childi She wished to make
an exhibition of her new overskirt.
sS-Sarah Moore (colored), ged Is, has been
read out of the church in Lunenburg county,
Va, for riding ga whlrl-round hobby horse ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

a Boy DELIBERATELY SHOT BY HALF
BRED HBROKBR-A brutal murder wascOn-
mitted rear the South Canadian, on the VI. K
and t., in the Cherokee nation, on the lith
George Archer. white man, having Cherokee
light OF z@nship, who had been at work for
Russel Mckinney, half. breef living in the
Cherokee ration. and who IL BOW undergoing
tIlal for areOD, was murdered on Monday last
Mckinney had been drinking, aud struck the
boy on the head with a gun. Soon after, on be-
ing demonstrated With for his cruel treatment
of the boy, re said, "Oh, I will fix that all
right" snd tonk down his gun and deliberately
shot Archer. breaking his neck and killing him
instantly. The murderer is still at large
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

SALgOF YiRGINTA LAND.-On Monday last,
b. Il. NOlsdd AMI Hugh Sbeffey. trustees, sold at
public sale a tract of land near MountsvilIe,
containing 500 acres, and belonging to John T.
Carter, for 80 per acre. Ii. n. Rector, pur-
chaser. W. Il. holland, Auct. Messrs II arrison,
Foster, Sim pson, and holland, Commissioners in
the case of Hutchinson Va. Simpson, sold Go acres
OF land, near Mountsville, the residue of the
real estate eff the late j. Il. Simpson, for gil 80
per acre. j. +. Elgn, purchaser. j. L.. Rinker
Auct. W. :. Summers. auctioneer, sold for A.
b. Moore, trustee, 2tsk acres or land near
Little River Turnpike, belonging to Nathan
puIchaser.-Le.starq WasA in1tonian. 1911.
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GEORGETOWN GRAN MARKRT-Grain and
-four receipts by canal-Arrived. boat Seneca
from Seneca, Md, with 800 bushels wheat, 4Oj
bushels corn, ard 50 barrels -four for L. c.
Wheeler; $50 bushels wheat and 24O bushels
corn for Fl. NJ. Talbot. Boat Benson Talbot
with 80 bales OF hay and 900 bushels corn for
Hartley x Bro We note sales on Saturday OF
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BOYS SKULL FRACTURED WITH TUX
BLEE This morning Peter Donnelly, keepsr
OF 4 grocery, corner 10Th and q streets, struck
colOTed boy on the forehead with glass tum-
Ter, and, IL is feared, fractured hts skull. The
boy found his way 10 the Police Court TO enter
complaint and was taken much worse, and
after the warrant was issued, he was attended
by DR.. Dexter, and then sent hone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

THEODORE THROWS FaBaRRAssNyNr-
Theodore Ti'on's house IL mortsaged for 81 =
900 in favor OF Franklin WOodrufF. Henry Ward
beecheI's house is mOrtgsged fer * 900 in favor
OF The BROOKLYN savings bank. Frank Noul-
ton house il unencumbered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

TEE EXTENSIVE SALE of fine liquors. groce-
ries, &c-. by Latimer < Cleary, will BE- CON
tinued Tomorrow morning az 10 O'Clock. A.
the goods sold exceedingly low to-day, we would
advise tie trsje and houseseepers 10 attend.
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procured this week at the great fancy goods
emporium of f. G. Davis, 7l9 Msrkes Space, a.
Tor the holiday season.
THOUSANDS have been changed nv the use of
the Peruvian Syrup "a protox'de OF ircn) from
weak. tickly, suffering creatures. to strong,
heai!hy and happy men and women, and in
vshds eanuot reasonably hesitate to give il
trial. For Dyspepsia and Debility IT Is a sps-
cinc. ers
EXPLAIN YOURSELVES. GaNrLKMss Med
irsl men say there il no cure for cousumptlon
lie WITHIN tie last eight months. more than
on hundred cases of consumptive cough which
Ia been pronounced hopeless by the attend nS
IhNsicisns, have been permanently cured by
Hdfe's honey Of H0rehound and Tar. This is q
matter OF record, verified by nsrs.s dates and
nn'm peachabls witnesses How can the pro-
fsssion reconcile their theory with there facts
We pause fer reply.
P'ke's Tooth Ache Drors-CnFe in one minute.
ME-. E. g. DAVIS. 7i9 Market Space. offers
special lndnct ments TO those Wishing TO plr-
chase holiday presents. and a. Mr. Davis never
Iromtset more than he can perform W. gont,f
scvise our lady readers 70 examine his stock
be ore making their purchases.
USE less of Dooley's than of other Yeast cr
BAKING Powder, az 1t is much stronger. Put up
full weight. Give it a fair trial.
CHARLES HsIDsTzcx.
Sillery or Extra Dry Champagne
Excelled by none.
12,A,eo3: For sale by HALL & HgNs.
WILD GERRY BALsAM.-Tha memory of Dr.
Wistar is emhalmed in the hearts IT thnus ends
whom his BdiSGm Of IFjld Cherry has cured u
coughs, colds, consumption. ur me 9th r form
of Pulmonary disease. 50 cts and 81 bottle
iaI &c DolIleS mucn the cheaper.
CoRss, SC.-"Ths wise fer health on daily
walks depend, and thousands patronizs Dr
Whites establishment, 535 18th street. ODD 1site
I. s. Treasury, 10 avoid painful Corns. Bun
ions, Inverted Nails, etc
-
TO BE CURED of Rupture wear the Elastic
Truss, go PennsylVsGia avenue north vest Sc
Try 'un ELfsrlU Truss, 235 Pennaylyanis
avenue
TIE SINGER SEWING MAosrvs saies orIs3
ware 1919 6Sl. los orr
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ATTEMPTED S-ICIDE OF AN Old NaE-T4s
Resut II HJTd TjEss-Ahout ~ O'clock last
evening O1ticer Lewis, on duty AZ me Baltirn re
arc Potomac railroad depot, was Informed nv
two Young men that they had seen blood in the
water closet On the person OF a party in there
he officer immediately went to the place in
deatsd and found an old gentleman bleeding
pr0iEsely from a wound pear the elbow of his
lett arm. made with a common pocket knife
ard BE was gently awaiting his death. Dr. Bowie
was called in and Immediately bound NJ, the
wounds, finding that the man had given him
self two very serious cuts az the place indicated
severing the veins. IL appears that after in
nietlng the wounds he attempted to write his
will, II which be beQueathed his bricklayers'
nov a. 70 ore Of his sons residing at Ouantiso
tPOtcmsc City, Virginia, but lie became too
weak 70 nnlsh it. It appeared from papers in
his possession tbst bis name Is Davis And
that be halls from Esst Ss ginax, Mfchigau. and
fas two soTs, tresidiDg at QuanticoD a. aiso a
daughter, and be stated to Mr. Lewis that be
had inflicted the wounds for the purpose of de-
sfrOy.n g his LIE, az his sons had given him the
cold Shoulder; that he had no EMPLOYMENT AMI
al been without food since FRIDAY morning
AID bad lad 10 sleep except two hours on SAT
prCay niRbt, and vas yeTv much depressed in
sTlEis. He further stated that he was a mem
Der OF TIE Masonic order, ard vas a bricklayer
by trade When ssked by TIE sficer why he
oid rot allow bisc On1itiOn TO be known Re re-
p.itd Y at Re Was too proud 20 beg. The officer
tGek NJ. Davis to the eth precinct station.
where he was made a. comfortable "a possible
curing The night and meals fCrn she'd him, and
this q OTTing admission 20 the Providence nos
Iltsl Was procured tor him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

WOMAN AND CHILD BURNED BY COAr,
OIL ExPLCsION.-OnS Saturday night, CHARLOTTE
MUsssy. colored, living on Baker Hill, betwe n
18th ard 10th ard III and / streets nOrthw ST
was badly burned, with her little child, aboat
three years old, by the explosion OF coal > |
lamp which she was attempting 70 fiji while III e
wick was lighted. Officer Collins attended 10
the case, and called in DIR. Lee, who rem tered
medical aid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

Washington, Dec. Il, 1870 a. m. I
For the middle Atlantic slater, generally clear
and cool weather will continue during tie rest
OF Monday, with north or west winds and rising
barometer CT the coast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

BARGAINS IN fancy goods and notions m Az ne
procured this week at the great fancy goods
be has made specisl price, Old good. suitable
for the holiday season.
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OITY ITE Ms

IHE FINEST TURKEYS. the pick Of the m sr-
sets OF MARYLAND and Virginia e. be rallied
every evening during the coming week a,
Schwipg & Clarke's, It'll and G. SITS
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a LOVE ROMANCE ar THE OLD SOLDIERS
HOME-A D-"tSsI Shot an fA> Had Jy a r.
Jectsd One Arsed Veteran Bs-rugs she eos Tr,. %
her FtTSt Lors-J ereUiish j. Sullivan, a one
armed cd soldier, and an inmate OF the Sol
dieTs Home, who - employed in carving the
mail 20 and from tie post Office, has for some
time past been trying u pay his addresses 10 a
maid Of Sal work a. the hospital named Mary
Nevitt, rather good iOskiBg young woman o.
age - new hat above the "teSuS." MSrv didn't
seem 70 be favorable impressed with Jerry. and
a. sue lad cher engagements with Young
man, 81 press IT N tn west. With whom she " a.
II cUFr6Si OnGerCe, sto gsve the one aTmel vet
tfan 70 encourage I1eLt, which so exaSps-atel
Il T. that On S2turday evening after ret1ru d.
fIorn the Icst once he called Mary out AMI re-
mATheG- Bridget, you Save iusaItsd me, ADD
n Z lLE - b. y8u," ~ the same time draw
irg n 81 N = y essen pistol he rrsd one shot
AZ EtT, the ball taking effect Ia the left side OF
The hsar AMI lodging behind the ear lie was
AT once secured, AID Officer Fifeid. OF the
Sr'f htVCCd ITeCine'. called In, " 10 took Jerry
AZ town and locked hi,a ~. DIR Laub, OF tbs
hospital, dressed Mays wound, but could not
extract the bail, which remains in her head
yet. She vEs able able 10 sPpear IN the Police
Court this morning and told the Judge ali
stsut IL, after which Jerry was cOmmitts1 for
action OF the grand jury ia default of 8 90
bones 20 answer the charge OF assault ANA bat
IeTy with intect TO Ill.
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LOCAL NE VS..
a musements, &c, ro-u,rnt.

National TAedter.-Rose and Harry Watkins,
in "TrOdden Down, or Under Two Flags"
Ecrd's Opera HoEss.-Mr. John s. Clarke in
cred Tape" "Among the Breakers" and
.IOCdles."
TA>dtsr C0niGu,-Miss Fannie Herring in
"The i igress of the West" Other attractive
speeialties-
LiHoOlH Ha1.-Lecture by Rev. o. H. Tiffany
in aid OF the Washington national monument
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{ OAL! COAL! WOOD! WOODI
JOHNSON BROyRERy,
&EOLEsABk AND BErAIL DsALERs
CAhGOES or COAL AND WOOU 6EEgE
mo DAILY
One OF the best selected STOCKS ever offered 70
Washington. -
We i0Nife the public, or tfos IN want OF Fuei ..
csii aoHG 10 our whsENes AID depot aud see L.
2,2&0 lbs guaranteed 10 thu tnn.
Cheap Chsap! f8r Casa
DEPOT and " harves-F GOT isth stre-t southves.
Offces 1202 street nOrth sest
lll2 9Th stroet ootsl-eotr
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GOAL AND MnOn-

NOAL AED wO9D.-np haBF a farga snrnTv !,
y the Celebrated West NiTRiuts rp'iut GOAL, f5r
Spth sIstss, $50, a.. kinds & Anthracite and Gum
ca" 60 ard Spit, any leI Is 81 suit rurchasers
oo.-- ~ sDLyhos srOEER,
t0fh streets. d-cis -
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inc entire stock Ia mark ad down, making IL an
''lnnceicebe = every baby mEkiag hoIids1 orr-
chasts to visi; this establishment, S1'
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS

81, ns S always on hand is-ge sEd assorted stock
g tA1hEACITE ard RITUhIEBUS GOALS
PINK, cAh aud HICKORY We % ia the st5ck
ofsANeo aud split; ali Kept under cover.
having tbs control u several brzsds ~ ImporteA
A,d Domestic CEnEETS ard CaLCTNED FLAs-
hABS' snd harding yosrly May millions OF BAN
lux Lathe, am In condition g. ~ orders of any
chsrscter IN mT lire vIth dispatch aud fidelity a.
wholesale and retail, upon terms that defy comes-
Central OflCe-623 Louisiana avenue northua-.
BreDth tatd-let 81 bet b auG q sis, southsast.
ootSl-ly WI GUJNkyn
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REAL ESTATE SALEs-B d. warre-, real
estate broker and auCtioneer sold on Saturday
AFTERNOON. A. auction, for VIM Ii. Todd, ir ,
ucs,ee, paris OF lots l., y and 81, IN square Is
IiOni' n2 u feet iuch-s on X street, by a depth
OF - feet II inches on = street, improved D.
ttree-stoTy and attic brick dwelling, known
a. NO 20 II street northwest. 10 the Arlington
Fire Insurance Company, a. - .aS1. Also for
LcNaru y. Lewis. Trustee, 81 b IOts - and s. in
square No. l3i. fronting a. feet on Samson
sntetf betNeen 18Th AID 10th streets, by deptb
rf 50 feet, aud improved bv a two story md
nahssrd roof brick Dwelling, 70 john y Con
nell, at 81 $50.
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WANTS TO BE DIVORCED To-day. Mr.. A. X.
BTsS ne nied a ban for Rebeccs Cromwell for
a oisosCe from Charles Cromwell. She sets
10th U-at sle n arried defendant August l2.h,
lt-', aad lysG with hiEl 60 the LIST of December,
BEL v ben he deserted her. and she charges
tast sfnce such CeseCticn defendant lived in
adultery 9th one Fannis Nichols, at Provi-
dine, L. i, until SbOat four weeks since when
lie ciseItec Nichols and returned 20 this city.
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MEDICAL. DC.

MEDICAL, DC.
OLD De. DARBY CAN De CONSULTED
~ csnfde.tisliy ON his great specially at his
Drug Store, corner vf z, stf.et and PenGsylvanis
for odctoe and medieiHs nov2l-lm-
RQGkkT's VEGETABLE COUGH sYRUP.-
be cTr sdfsE q SsTs that
s SYN y II is also lhe boat in use for Coughs,
B1cncbi nGasssnsss, sore Ihrost' Group, sud ~
Druggist and Wholesale by SaAsLK ks s4ToTT
W, and by the pr0Prieter, 1912 ST. n. W. nl4-ly
DE A. L; BosWoHTh, EIeOtrOpsthic Physi-
sases 10y special contract, chasing nothing If be
hB. BUCKLER JON IS has returned 90 BslII
II mere. Old Office: IS \. Calvert street.
fomaie Diseases specially. Consultations con.
FEMALE DISEASES OF ~ Giaes treated. De
scribe case and euci Sc S.; advice and medicine
III De ssnt Address Mr. Or. THOMPSON, Eo
$50 North Eth street, Ph illdeiphia JsnT.iyE
ANHO0D REsToRED.-A victim of outhfl
1'l inPTudence, causing premature decay, neE-
remedy has found simple ssfcare, vh,eh ne vii
isS5 frse to bis fellow sTsiersEs Address ,; a
- tl. Iorn sTR.rr, kzA, PA. AyIrss
From long experience "a both noep.tnI .nd
.ssss x the Ur"ry 0rssns so SSTf ~ q. p
Structure Syphilis, and sperm l.orraosn. 0ssss u
Syphilis IN su its stages qa;cEiy cred, sSd tie 81
soy entirely ersdeg1e6 frcs the system without lis
sIce.ses and s6uss youth, causing loss q. nSict,
.nc insanity, general seb,itg, oTSssic vesgnes-,
unssion, indigestion, pslptatioa Of the he.rs
pains IL esok, .imness Of LIGHT eiadiGess, eyi
aeslY o:scoyo,ee remedies. Or. g., located fyr
sas c~rsented, sftor many Solicitations ey hsWasa
aihstcS patrons, 20 opca per0ssent Stsse IN thst
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Why TIE LAEORERs DiDr'T GET T4zrR
PAN.-The lsb0rers under W. n. AI4ns con
YItsSted arCGn1 the Columbia buildings mis-
T.0r' irE IN expectation Of receiving their pav
- fau teen announced en- Saturday, but ii
DISPUTE between tie clam agents, Jacksol <
Zsl- &, on one eide, aud one Hod1Ott. on the
oibsr. being renewed, further post pOnem saf
~ts made, IN order 10 dstermins which Wers
entitled to receive the checks of the men. both
e-s N - to bOlt powers OF attorney from then
Controller COyle u determined TO be right be-
fUfe he PAYS anybOcy.