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condemned Locals.

street lamps Will be lighted at $40 p. m. and
exIlngulshed at $50 a. n
The following officers Rave been elected and
Installed by Felix Lodge, No. 3, F. A. A. NJ, for
the ensuing year: s. West, W. M; VIM. FL.
Thompson, :. W; S. 4. Sunby. j. W.: VIM. vi.
SeversOn. secretary; John III. Brooks, treasurer;
(naS. Hunt. " leT.
John Strausberger, who was severely injured
about the head by falling on the Ice at the cor
Her OF 9th and streets, On the m9rning OF the
oath instant, with 6 keg OF lager beer on top OF
him. died Sunday evening at the Freedman s
Hospital
Mr. r NJ. Hall, who was at one time proml-
nently engaged n the real estate business In
this city, has had an attack Of PARALYSIS, serl-
ously affecting 10th his mind and speech. and
has been taken to his former home at Indian.
apClis Ind. by his friends
Geo. =. Ganghorn. convicted OF an assault
and sentenced ~ the Criminal Court December
10th to 60 days ia jail, was to-day brought up
from the jail aHd his sentence changed to a
fine Of $50 anG costs. which was paid.
Col simpson p. Moses Is confined to the
house by serious injuries o his right arm from
a fan upon AZ icy Sidewalk On Christmas morn.
ing.
J. ShillingtCn sends the January number Of
81 Nicholas.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to An
drew Schickler and Katie Scheuch; JOS. Wilk5
and Carrie Mason: Robert Main, OF Albany, \.
y, and Nellie Flynn; Benjamin F. Mann. OF
Bedford, Pa, and Lissie VI. StrOmberger, Chas.
c. Wilson and Lillian b. Buxton; Geo. E. Smell
ling and Nellie E. Anderson; Snowden Lee
HempstOne, OF Jamestown, Mi, and Ellen M.
Smith; Alfred Allen and Ann Moore; Karl Deske
Downs and Anna NJ. Losano: Geo. Butterfeld
OF Maine, and Jeanette E. weston; oscar
ScrOgginS and Milly Ann Wade; VIM. Little and
Willie Marshall: VIM. A. Morton and Virginia
w. Jones, both OF Stafford county, Va: Lewis
p Perry and Fannie p. Firth, both OF Front
Royal. Warren county, Va, John H. RICHTER
aid Anna Shepherd.
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CRIPPLES IN GERMAEY.-The number OF de-
formed, lame, hump backed people is very great.
n English doctor told us he had never seen so
many rcketty, lllkept and wretched looking
Oh ldren as In Germany. How can it be othar
wise? The mothers are In the fields and can.
not be looking after their babies menCinp and
making at home, where surely there is ALWAYS
enough 10 do FOR one pair OF hands AS we
Grove along the. cripples SAT b. the roadside
allowed to go alone, lest they should stray be.
yond their owners narrow froutiers. Cats,
with small wheels very far apart, most ruiely
put together, passed us driven By women
Lady FtrReg, in CVntsnlp 0Fary ReVieec.
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Harry Parsons, a professional sword swal-
lower, fatally injured himself While perform
ing the feat in Cleveland, Ohio, on Monday.
A teacher In Warsaw, Wyoming county, was
tired few days ago before a jury on a charge
OF pointing pistol at an incorr@lble pupil, and
was acquitted
II is asserted in St Louis that the death-rate
to hremen by accident is greater in that city
than elsewhere, without any greater success
in exiting uiShing fires.
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ANOTHER WALKING MATCH-A sweepstakes
Ego as-you-p please match of lSo hours was
al Music Hall with seven starters. VIZ: Frank
Bart. f. Wilmot, Richard Lacouse jeremiah
Hourlhan, Billy Pegram OF Boston. Patrick
Fitzgerald, New York, and John Ennis, Con-
necticut. Hart, who is suffering from cold.
withdrew after making 90 miles Hourihan
also withdrew after scoring 10 miles. At mid
night TIE score Of the other contestants was az
fellows: Fitzgerald 60, Lacouse 80, Pegram 80,
Wilnot 40 Ennis 40.
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THE Mutual UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
placed On file In the Office OF the recorder of
d. eds yesterday mortgage conveying 10 the
Central Trust company, OF New York, 10 secure
10 that company loan OF 1886, 900, a telegraph
lie low under construction from this CITY 70
Baltimore, and from Baltimore via Philadel-
phia, New York. Hartford and Providence, to
Boston. The officers are as Follows: John o.
Evans, OF Washington. president; Gen. j. u,
COrse, OF New York, vice president; Chas. F.
Peek OF Washington, secretary; q. Ii. Holt, OF
New York, treasurer; g. F. Baker. OF New York.
and Z. A Jackson, OF Providence, Il. l., mem
bers Of the board OF directors.
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AfEBCHANTS AND II n q = y
CHARACTERIZATION COMPANY.
yUTsIDE LINE or STEAMERS BETwkEs
RALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
sa.lins days FROM Raitnlore-Rvery WRDNEs-
Spears Wharf, tIfear foot 9. GAY n.D
gRn1Y. ts p. m. froS Pier u. L-st RtSsr S sns.i
loot CnE!tun st
Elegant pssssnset accommodation. Loves
rates treish. guaranteed
Eates II passs<efirtt cisss. -, iI.c!udins meal,
.lc si.k,oo berth 6teerazs. e.. meals, II de-
GreG. go. pex mes..
a. L. HUSaIys, -Axt.,
Ibvsson Tharf.l BALTIMORE, MD.
GEO. II. GLOVER, AT.
aeae-1y H3er - EAST KIfB6 MT,
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THE LIVERY STABLE MEN PERMANENTLY Or
GANIZE. - The nVery stable proprletor5 met
again last night at the Office OF Mr.. Allison
Major; Mr.. j. Leayitt Smith in the chair, and
Mr.. Nailor secretary. There was fair repre-
seDtation or the propr1etors OF the leading
Stables present. The chair stated the main
purpose of the meeting TO be the permanent
o. ganiZation OF livery mems association, and
rfclJed the advantages OF 1t. They could de-
eide On fair rates for their service and by CO.
operation purchase their stock and material to
better advantage. Mir. Bergdorf expressed the
fear that there would be some who would not
stick TO the rates agreed upon. They should
TX upon penalties for such ones. Mr..
ing horses were much too low. Mr.
Major opposed the adoption OF any system
CT penalties. A constitution and by laws could
be adopted. He advocated voluntary system
ard that the only bond be mans honor On
L OtioL OF MI. Wanstail, they proceeded TO the
I'll ctiOn OF permanent officers with the follow
1Eg RESULT j. Leagitt Smith, president; w. II.
Wansta!l, vice president; Allison Major, secre-
tary, and j. E. Berry, treasurer. Messrs. Earle
oicott, Gheen, Wanstau, Geary aud Niilor
tuition and By laws. Messrs. Keyes. Washing,
ten NaiIor, Berry, DoTGey, Bergdorf, Price
Dorsey and Chambers were appointed com
III tee TO fix schedule OF prices covering
the various branches or the trade A reSolu-
ton. drawn up by their attorney, Mr.. Robert
Cbrisiy was read, TO be- presented by commit
tee OF llveIymen TO the District Commissioners
The paper was received as the sense OF the
meeting, and a committee, consisting OF thf
G. airnan, Mr.. Smith, the vice president MIR
Wanstan. and the secretary, Mr.. Nailor. were
appointed TO 20 before the Commissioners With
It. The chair stated that he and Mr. Naio
lad called upon Mt. Neale, chairman OF thu
House District sub committee. Mr.. Nea'e told
them thai he saw no way 10 avoid the paymeaI
o. the tax now assessed; they could not
legislate to relieve them from t. but he was IL
favor OF so changing the law that they wollC
hereafter be relieved or some OF The rates I'M
| posed upon them. he favored personal taa
| however. Adjourned.
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CITY ITEMS.

my LIFE" said grateful lady, "had been
one of intense suffering and misery until cured
OF dlsf1gur1ng scrofulouS humor by the Cuti-
cuTa Remedies" Ask your druggist about them
If troubled with itching or scaly humors.
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EucaIy i'm Cold W.,te.r

Nothing equals this delightful preparation
chapped or rough skin, cold-sores cracked
lips, pimples &C., &c. Eucalyptine soils neither
hands nor dress All druggists sell it; price 25c.
Swayne's Ointment Cures Itching Piles
Itching Piles Symptoms-A moisture like
Itching Piles. perspiration, intense itching,
Itching Piles. Particularly at night, after get.
ttching Piies. ing warm Ia BED, Increased by
Itching Piles. scratching.
l. Taylor, Hinsdale, N. H., writes: "For 80
Years have been greatly troubled with Itching
flles; nave consulted many Physicians and tried
many remedies, which proved to me no remedies
at all, until ] obtained DR.. Sgdg,ae's Ointr,le1at
at Thomas drugstore at Brattleboro, Vt, which
cuIed me completely" Also cures letter, all
Skin Diseases ~
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PILES.
DR.. 81. d. SHRADER,

DR.. 81. d. sHRADER.
OFFICE GO llTH STREET NORTHWEST CORNER O.
Cnres Internal, External, Blind, Bleeding or
Itching Piles 10y new and universally successfuI
method OF treatment. without resort to the knife.
methods usually employed. ans a radical aud per
p1aDeiit cure guaranteed in every or no pap
Among The many who have teen treated wouiG
refer to the following:
Rev DR., Deale. pastor Wesley Chapel ii z. Church.
Rev. T. Q. Clark, 1927 9Th st.
Benz. Dari-ielle. Attorney at Law, $50 La. ave.
W. II. Forrest, SIC 18TH st,
+. W. Royce gas 4 ct.
q. A. Brewer, 81 East Capitol 81.
Juo. Bot, l64l 9Th St
J. NJ. Weif, 500 TT. u q.
b. 7. Erns st. 1879 9th st.
Anon Brown, 2l2 l st. u.
c. q. Saler. ll6 Gay ST., Georgetown.
and many others, application at my Office. The
treatment 10 attended With but very little pain.
cssions no loss OF time from business, and TlepeY
fails 20 care. Call st Office and certificates 70
regard to the wonderful cures performed.
Hours-S 10 IL O.. N and to p. 10. Oonsults-
Ion free. decI-lm
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IRON BJTTERS

ARE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO THE PUB
Lie FOR ALL DISEASES REQUIRING GER
TAIN AND EFFICIENT TONIC, ESPECIALLY
INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA. INTERMITTENT
FEvERs. WANT OF APPETITE. LOSS OF
STRENGTH. LACK OF ENERGY. ETC. 1T EN-
RICHES THE BLOOD. STRENGTHENS THE
MUSCLES. AND GIVES NEW LIFE TO THE
NERVES. IT ACTS LIKE CHARM on THR
DIGESTIVE ORGANS. TABLESPOONFUL
AFTER MEALS WILL REMOVE ALL DYsPEP-
TIC SYMPTOMS. SUCH AS TASTING THE
FOOD. BELCHING. HEAT IN TIE STOMACH.
HEARTBURN. ETC.
TIE ONLY IRON PREPARATION THAT WILL
NOT BLACKEN THE TEETH Ok GIVE HEAD
ACHE.
WRITE FOR THE A. b. @. BOOK. 81 PAGES.
SENT FhEE.
BROWN CHEMICAL Co.,
sopso BALTIMORE. MD.
" All EK's, 9Os 10Th nj.
W CHAkC0AI-
Line. ienslt Plaster. Carpet Lining Fell. Fen
nova GRAVEL aoof RI suRRl1zs.
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Burnett's CocOaiue,

The Best and Cheapest Hair DreSstfa1.
1t kills dandfuff, allays irritation and pro-
notes vigorous growth Of the Hair
B'tr?leftS Fldr0f,,lg Extracts are invariably
acknowledged the purest and best.
"ALDRnNEY WAGONs"-Fresh Attorney butter
chuTned every morning and delivered In y lbs
ward prints, 45G. per 10. Also, cottage
Cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk &C. per ar
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THEFT GF A DIAMOND CROSS By 4 MATCH GRE.
tbs HOTulug. In the Police Court, an Italian
EiTl named Mary FeTritu. who Is . we.lklOHn
narch peddleT, was charged With the larceny OF
q diamond cross ana so nom E0L Daniel >
Cure. az the Hamilton House, corner OF I4th
atd n streets, few nights before Christma4
Col Mcclure testified that this girl came Into
his room and tmportuned him TO buy some
matches. Which lie DID, and she left In a hurry
Ia I. few minutes he missed his pocket book.
containing the articles Detective McElrresh
eStined 10 arTeSting the girl aud, after she was
IOek ed up, man named JOS Towers came 10
headquarters intoxicated and was locked no.
ard the cross was found on him. The girl
a. sLO& lodged taking the articles The case vas
self 10 the grand jury. as also that o. Towers
for receiving the stolen property.
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DANGEROUS ASIAAI--Y eSterday warrant
was issued IN the Police Court against Mr.. Geo.
A. Sheahan, q lumber merchant of South Wash
~1ngtOD. charging him With keeping dangerous
G6g. ON the 9th inst, Mr. Wm, II. Cotton was
passing the lumber yard OF Mr.. Sheahan when
The dog in question jumped out al him seized
nm by the throat ana mutiial ed hin f6arfulIy
He has Just left the Providence Hospital VIII ere
he has been confined siQce that time, bis
wounds lot yet healed.
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The leg BLOCKADE IN the river has closed all
water trarsit except 10 few steamers. The
tugs have been trying 10 break through, but
The Ice Jam at Broad creek has forced them 10
abandon the attempt. The tugs Mary Lewis,
Wm. T. Bell and Potomac left yesterday morn
Ing With the schooner Centennial in TOW. The
Bell aud Mary Lewis will continue 70 Balti-
more II they get through. TO I'LL a towing en-.
the blockade the oyster anu FISH trades win be
: crippled for the time being, and river produces
viii o. Di-A 10 price, the transportation being
necessarily through Baltimore b. railroad ID
Davis, which had previously got through The
ice jam, was toTed up 70 the Wharges In this
city yesterday, having cargo OF 500 bushels OF
oysters. Tits Is the last arrival until q thaw.
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leeds IN FEE have been recorded as folio VS.:
Gee. NJ Barker TO Thos. Duncan. part lot 62, In
sub OF original lot I, 2 3. 4 II. IL, 15 IA Is and
l6, So. PIP; S, 500. Washington Brick NJ achine
GO. 10 Mary NJ. Sharks. part lot 10, so. T34;
;! 600. Susan J. Tenley TO Thomas Fitzpatrick,
lot 10. SUB lot IA, So. loss; $40. VIM. Mclean
north Of So 242; g. WIN. n Simms to Jonn
". Simms, lot Sc, sub SO. 367; 500. II. w. How.
gate 10 VIM a johnson, trustee. lot 49, SO.
20; 81 200. Lot 33, same; $500. Richard Smith,
trustee. TO Mary Jones. lot 10l sq. 6I5; s., 75o,
James Fullerton and Joseph White, trustees, to
Joseph Loughrap, part 5, 81. ss2: 8, 200,
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THE FUNERAL oP CAPT. JOSEPH WHITE, OF the
steamer Excelsior, took place this morning at
O'Clock, from St D0minic'5 church. the re-
mains were encaSed II an elegant walnut
caSket. trimmed with silver mouIdings, short
bar handles and Catholic eIlolemS. On the Id
was massive silver plate Inscribed with the
name and dates OF birth and death or the de-
ceased. The floral decorations consisted OF a
broken shaft, crosses, wreathS and crowns.
Tie funeral was attended by nearly all the
steamboat men plying the Potomac, among
whom were MeSSrs- George M4ttlngly and Geo.
II. Plant. The services were also attended by
q large number Of prominent citizens OF the
District Mass was celebrated by the Rev.
Father EdeliE, after which ne delivered very
pathetic address In the course Of which he paid
high tribute TO the life and character or the
deceased. Upon the conclusion OF the services
al The church the remains were borne 10 the
heaTse. AID the cOrjege proceeded 10 The Bait
more and Ohio depot, where the BODY Vas
placed Oh the 10 O'Clock train, and accompanied
b. TIE family ana relatives or the deceased
were taken 10 Baltimore and inferred IN Holy
CTCas Cemetery. The remains were also accom-
Parted By No Vim. Lee. OF The firm or henry
Les Sons. ULleTtakeTs. Tue pail bearers were
Gta-rs. GSiun Harris. George White, w. j.
Stephenson. J. II. Johnson, j. q. D0Alell and
y. j. B-&CuaLn.
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Sunday School took place in the church, 13Lh
street, between and FL. last evening. The
exercises. which We're quite interesting, were
under the direction or Mr.. K. c. Fox, super
1ntendent. Addresses were made by the pastor,
Rev. DR.. Cuthbert, Rev. j. b. English, OF Balti-
more. and Mr.. Fox; a recitation by Blanche
Lipscomb and singing was feature or the
festival. A finely decorated tree was depleted
OF the gifts for the children. Premiums for
punctial attendance &C., were given TO Lucy
Henning, Hattie White and Benny Clayton
Presents were given TO Mrs McMakin, Master
Joseph E. HOdgkin Mr.. Speiden. Mrs. Halves
Hiss Roberta Fox and Miss Clayton. The CON-
pany spent some time In social enjoyment
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THE CoLoRED PEOPLE OF Macon, Ca, have
signed recommendation for the appointment
OF Judge Samuel T. Rice, OF Alabama, eX.cnier
justice. to I'LL the vacancy caused by the promo
ton OF judge Woods TO the SlInremn Cnurt
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PROTESTANT CLBRGYHES TURNED CATHOLICS
Ire New YORK San says that the Rev. Matthias
A. SaCfa SlnCone was OrdaiGed deacon In the
private oratory or CARDINAL McCloskey. oy
Archbishop Corrgan. lie will be ordained
priest To-Day at 81. Mfchaei'S Monastery Hobo
zen. AT the same time and place the Rev Cyril
Ross, c. P. will be ordained priest Both are
converts 10 Catholicism. The former was a
Presby terrain, and the latter was al Episcopal
I'm
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LOCAL NEWS.

Anusements. &C., Tonight.
Forg'S Opera HOtISe.-"The Guv'nor."
National T7ieater.-RObson and Crane.
Abner'S Music RdH.-Select concert.
OLA FtIIOtrS' HGH-The Twin sisters" by
lie Young Ladies Of 81 DOminic's.
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TINE was when people had TO suffer with
cold, now bottle or DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
cures them.
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BARTIRY CAMPBELL has brought suit for
criminal libel against Charles A. Byrne. editor
charges that Campbell did not write the plagS
My Partner and THE Galley Slave" and rllr
Their, that Campbe! stole outright the latter
play. Byrne was released on his own recognl-
Zalcp,
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ALL TEE SMALL FRY are trying to take advant-
age OF our reduced prices, and are announcing
great reduCt1OnS. Remember ours Is q strictly
one price house, and the reductions can be de-
pended upon; at two price houses they cannot.
a. SakS * Co. strictly one price tallorS and
CIOthierst 3f6- 3IS 1th st,
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A Delightful Sensatiou

IN lie Region or The Palate
Is experienced by those who quaf exhilarattng
Hub Punch, either with hot water, lemonade,
me Ice, milk, or In its original condition. You
nave out 10 open II, and there It is all ready, a
uellcate combination OF Old liquors with fruits
OF SURPRISING richness. Replen.sh your side
boards with il OF Grocers. Wine Merchants and
Druggists at 81 25 bottle
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NEW YoRK-RoVrEaDau.

The frst-class steamers OF this line 'AmsteI.
and, 4" ''schiedam" and 'MAss"-caTryyinz the Q.
:. Mai to the Netherlands, leave &atson's stores,
Csbin-Se0, $40; Second Gabin-S45. $50; steeI.
age-S26. II. CAZAUX, General Aren't. ~ South
William street New York. For passlge apply 10
". G. METZEROTT & CO., 925 Pennsy lvaLis
avenue, Washington; or f. 81. JOHNSON. Agent
National Safe Deposit Building, coruer New YUl1
avenue and 18th street northwest. lug q
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st Louis, write: Colden's Liebig's Linnid
Extract of Beef We have prescribed with excel
rent success In dtphtheria malarial. ty phoId fe-
yers, debility and every depressing disease
Sold by ali druggists,
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NJ LAT Dealers make Money with W. T
nv sooLE CO.. $50 Ia sale street. Chicago,
Write for particulars pctl1.eol2m
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GEE-EzAEFTE EE 8EGgEAls pRIC7

100 DOZEN OF GENTLEMFN'S ENGLISH II ALE
HOSE, DouOle Heels and full regular made,
AT I2H CENTS PAIR,
G. N. TOSsSON'S.
S3G Pennsylvania avenue, south side,
Near 9TH street.
IED COMFORTS, Is cents, sl.0o, sl.25. $3.50
WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, for double beds
81. So per pair, S3. 60. $500, $500, $500
CLOSING OUT OUR CARPET STOCK.
INGE RAJ g. AND COTTAGE CARPETS. Csc,
ALL Wool INGRAIH CARPETS, 65 cents
~ WIDE SHIFTING COTTON, 25c-
RED TWILLED FLANNELS, CSC, 3nc., SIC.
CLOTH, FER MEN AND BOYS WEAR, SIC,
ALL Wool Black oAsHMERzs. SIC.
TABLE LINENS IN 25c', NC. 37e., Soc, &c.
CLOTH AND FELT SHIRTS. 60c.. S5c, ST.. 90,
%, 81 so, $500.
LADIES AID GESI's WOOL UNDERWEAR,
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE. Csc, Soc. SIC.
c. M. TOWSON,
638 Pennsylvan MIA avenue, south side,
aeC28 near 7th st. and Center Market.
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CLYDE's NEW EXPRESS LINE

HTNA1lD LINE.
" NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD ETKAMSHIP COMPANY LIN.
TIED.
Between New York and Liverpool, Call.
ing at Cork HarbOr,
FROM PEE 40. n H., NEW YOBK.
Bethnia ....E ed ,2s Dec. Galls. Ned .26 Jan.
Scythis Wed. IL Jan. Parh ia... Wed g Feb.
Bst8yi go. Wed. 10 Jan 'scythis Wed. IL Feb.
And every Wednesday from New York.
RATES or PASSAGE.
s60, sS9, 500 gold according 70 Recommendations.
Tickets &c Paris, &-b god additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms.
steerase st very low rates. Storage tcfets from
liverpool and Queenstown. And al other parts Of
Europe, st lowest rates.
Through bills OF laden siven for Be!fast, GLASGOW,
Hayre. antwerp and ether ports on the Continent
and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passsse apply ri the Company
cabin to OTIS BIGKLow b CO.. COS 7th STREET
" .na7 0' VERNON Il. BROWN 90. NY.
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1|0 Prospective Observation-Disclosures Babar.
iot kliliiie MS mistress, Lizzie SchuendIer and
her mother, about q year ago and Inc u wv. O
negro. for numbering his wife On the 2sfh of last
Mafch, were sentenced by Judge Laughiin. 10
tne cilinlhai court az ST Louis yesterday. TO DE
airy. Bolh cases viii be appealed.