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NINE. wAsHlNGToX;
DHEsS M Ffss sAR yhaHShH hsf STORE
s ;, aor t o SGsks SCI male in supe
and tasted. and 8 perfect lit guaranteed. fs
Mrs. NJ. b. BRUCE. No. 4S3 srn STREET, NF,E
era Sssv6 aaES SssS and Ia SS as
and oSrs a apa the G.f1 sS and eS S
Wais Warner far d e nh'sln Glove FITTING and ~son
celebrated Abdominal supporter ~ r ~ sm
MISS ANNIE X HUMPHREY.
| $50 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
MAKES cpRsETs TO ORDER
In every style and material aud guarantees rerfe, ~
She is sole agent for PATENT HERCULES" SUP.
PORTING. and for other invaluable Corsets. including
Her on Moods
sss has n IN on sna
fS " y nrs, az lowest s,s Prices, Su,
MRS. SELMA RUPERT,
COS 9th street opposite Patent Once.
cCM% q1@x stock % Of zEPHYRs SREwr and GER;
HOSIERY ah hEs N so sns 1 Rp
| STAMPING promptly executed. 0-sm
| NJ ARkED DOWN.
In order TO reduce the stock Of the ORIGINAL MONO
GRAM KID GLOVE viii sell for the next thirty
days
| D".'on'---'...... .''-.'............-...-.a DC
| -''-'--'.-'.'.. .--...-..-.-.. ?oc;
...':............... ...........-'i g. is
MRS. J. p. PALMER,
$50 1907 STREET NORTHWEST.
NJ Q o T'S
|
REMNANT SALE OF ODDS AND ENDS o
IN REAL AND IMITATION LACEs.
ALL LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs AND COLLARS
At Great Bargains.
FRENCH FLOWERS. LACE NECKwEAR. RIb.
BoNs, DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS,
BEADED LACEs AND DRESS FRONTS.
An Elegant Stock Of
REAL LAcEs
| In Venice. Point, Duchess. Applique. Collars. capoS
Fichus. Founcngs.
RECEPTION AND PARTY AREoUIsITEs a
SPECIALITY.
L. MOOT,
% sls PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Washington. Do
Mrs. c. DONOVAN,
AS FIFTH AVENUE. NEW YORK CITY.
will open at her
BRANCH HOUSE 1885 f STREET.
Washington, D. c.. elegant
DINNER RECEPTION AND BAIL DRESSES
that have just been received from Paris.
Mrs Donovan win remain here for few days to tahS
Paris ''f french Dresses &C., &c. before going
ja2s-2w MONDAY. January 80. 1882.
DOUGLASS.
CONTINUATION
OF THE GREAT SALE OF
LADIES' UNDERGRADUATES.
TWO CASES MORE
" 'h0s cH hhGTsh aSb Sf pk. aRs trimmed
We make lower prices than before for the quality
i2s NINTH STREET.
OPENING OF REAL LACES.
DS nd Laees Gets and HdEf ro9ts d
line Elouncings; Fcbus and scsrfs: Spanish Guigurs
Beaded and Dress front @ efe a' Having a m maas
pared oer the finest and mos. completes s.soTsSs
ever shown in this city.
Cite Trevise. Paris. jaiS
NINE. B. VAN REUTH,
ROBES EFT MANTEAUx,
1l12 Thirteenth street northwest.
Elegant Costumes Of all descriptions furnished q
Latest Novelties in Dress Goods. Trimmings, Laoes.
NINE. Won BRANDS;
formerly Lord fssle S S'af'n and ' VIM
c Eysnn po, Dresses Bridal sps.y
guaranteed. n26-6m
MRS. c. '. SMITH. NO. CHS NINTH STREE
MLEfSEEf and "a FANCY cf"S GOODS ' Old TADiE9
FINANCIAL.
T MICHELOT CO.,
4s BROAD STREET. NEW YORK.
STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
Fractional Lots Close to the Market
STOCK PRIVILEGES
BY SAGE. KEESE and other first s,sss makers At boz
ton. r.
DRIvATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Il. II. DODGE,
Bonds. Stocks and Investment Securities Bough tan4
Sold ON Commission.
No. $50 18TH STREET. oCoRcoRAN BUu.DrNA,
Agency for Prince and Whitley. Stock BroksrA
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COLORED CASHMEEES. IN LIGHT BLUE,
y Cream and other coloTs, wide double width all
wool, so.
SILK AND WOOL PLAID DRESS GOODS, reduced
from so t. IS.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS large size, 81. So
COL0RED SILKS, so.
COLORED SILK PLUSH, reduced from g. rs tos2 So
PIANO COVERS. SILK EMBROIDERED. 1915
Large size WHITE BRIDAL QUILTS, N25
COLORED and BLACK CASHMERES double width,
pure wool, 37k.
Ali of our heavy double width CLoAKING CLOTHS
reduced to 81. 80 and 81.
BLACK SILK VELVET, 81.
Beautiful PLAID DRESS GOODS, widest double
width, reduced from IS to $50
PURE WOOL BLANKETS reduced from 81 TO S.
All of our 81. 20 BLACK SILKS reduced to ST.
All otour 81. so BLACK SILKS reduced to $i.25
COLORED CASHMERES reduced from Is to l2k
COLORED and BLACK SATINS 7o.
CARRIERS
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BLACK BASS and lake fish, at GA Penna. ave-
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nR sIBLEY's COMPOUND

nR. sIBLEY's COMPOUND CALrsAYK
~ Wine Bters contasns ten ingredienta nine Of vso
tables and one OF iron Tia. magneto iron Whidh g
~. md = TIE form in Which Il = found q d Eeo1
neuralgia. rheumafAsm, scr0fufa. maFuamus bili0u
and malatsA feyefs and a dissaee q ths GtomneA
Pf1oe 81. Sod By Drugxass and q l06 RsnnNivql6
avenue northwest ~
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OFf
At and below cost, all of immense stock now in our
404 AND 4o6 SEVENTH STREET.
This is the first time in twenty years tina. we adver
s as s s esn sS
SION We shall try to take any Old Goods into the
Worthy &c eapa
tine Sa9 d, Redaeei all Cottsn and shsess Of
faessf a present s cost Having bought these
stated without loss IN ms ~ VIC axe eNaoieu w sen AS
Our best Prints, in shirtnss and Dress Styles, war
An Dress Goods reduced. THEY MUST BE
CLOSED OUT way below cost. We have reduced our
20-cent Dress Goods to 10 cents
25-cent Dress Goods to 1919 cents
5O-cent Dress Goods to IS cents.
pains to mark our Immense stock down. should how
eyer piece be overlooked We shall make reduction
Remember. we, shall carry no Winter Goods over
which price will sell.
SILKS. sATINs.
PLUsHEs, vELvErs.
5sn j. Sese psss Al
per cent Remember they must be sold.
CLOAKS.
ALL REDUCED DoLMANs'
From S. to s..
From So to -.
From s. s..
From $40 to S.
From From SIS sis to to E. &.
6oo GsEme s sn hand and do not want New
sold. ' " A iAAH' NC
BLANKETS,
An r,r.~
Bed ceo mase Of BEST Pef R pss Print and
ned with White Cotton reduced to 81 40 from 81. Re-
Brown Table Linen. g.! wide. 20 cents; Unbleached
Sseent Table Damass marked Ee down to so cents
Table 4sh Ranssk mask. REDUCED inc to Is cents.
81. so Table Dalnask cut down to 81.
TOWELS. TOWELS. TOWELS,
Selling off the entire stock trhe over half price
S Sxpk 11S% 81 Do " & g. all reduced
OUR OWN IMPORTATION
Bill OF lsding and custom house receipts Just no
IN Tss
since advanced 20 per cent Therefore. look out for
BARGAINS! THEY MUST BE SOLD!
An our FANCY GOODS such s
SKIRTS. U 1NI,EeyT nc HOSIERY. GLOVES.
PASSEMENTERIES.
All Reduced. Some Way Below Cost
v I oc1 dqHen Ladies'. Hsmlned Pure LINEN HAND
linen sssqs sSs DOZEN . Mss sEsrAs
year ct Is cents and which gave such sstsfaon that
every one who bought them recommended them to their
friends. Theee We have reduced 10 l2h cents.
siss :H ihsPs BE q Lad .oEs
for the last six months They must be cold.
-FOUR CENTS SHALL BE THE pRICEi
BUTTONSI BUTTON6l
Our cant Button Stock is moro complete than ever
It Is the talk OF the country every mail bringing orders
from every State Of the Union Many Of these Buttons
retailed In this and other cities at 81 Der Dozen
Remember. they must be sold.
REMEMBER REMEMBERi
We do not make the reductions for pleasure bat q
our building shall be grand Affair." promise to open
e Wftha
6RANDER STOCK
AND ALL NEW AS NEAR AS PO60IDLk
LANSBURGH 4 BROTHER,
- ~ AID ~ WvINTH STREET.
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ART SALE.-By reference to the advertising
columns II VIII be seen that Thomas Bowling will
commence the sale OF valuable Oil paintings at the
corner OF 18th and streets northwest, on WedneS-
day next The collection, which Is wen worth the
Motion on Monday and Tuesday, when catalogues
Vim be ready for distribution.
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NTME. WASHINGTON.
Ah FASHIONABLE
DRESSMAkfNG AND TRIMMING STORE
1911 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
Dresses, Suits. Costumes, Cloaks &c male en- sune-
Nor style az short notice Ladies can have Dresses t
ana TASTED. and perfect lit guaranteed. ~
Mrs. NJ. b. BRUCE. No 433 srn STREET. NEAR
Nk T.. northwest. Stamping. Eilbraiderin, aud Ma
terials Art Needework taught privately aud in classes
by skilled artists Dresses aad Cloaks cut and fitted
Ladies' and Misses Corses of the best make including
DR. Warmers. the Thomson Glove Fitting and MLron
Waist for Cllldrcn. Sole agency for Mrs. T. BARS
celebrated Abdominal Supporter ~ Sm
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Every cla8 Of Securities bought and sold on commas
sion in - Francisco. Baltimore. Philadelphia Moo
York Boston and Washington. Orders executed ~
New York Stock Exchange at eighth Of one pr 60
commission. Private and direct telegraph wires -
Baltmore Philadelphia New York and Boston, throueA
which orders arc executed On the Stock Exchanous
In those cities and reported back promptly Quotsoog
Of 6tocn and Bonds and information rsgsrdins u
Markets received through our wires INSTANTLY a.
rect from tho New York Stock Exchanro. M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-10

Skinny Men.
Wells Health Remover. Absolute cure for ner-
vous debility and weakness OF the generatve func-
| tons 81, at druggists. Depot, $50 Penn. ave.
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THE FIRE LAST NIGHT.-The alarm last night
from the box ct the Bank OF Washington was for
discovery OF fire in the second story OF the
A. Behrend, No. a07 Market Space. The firemen
responded promptly and extinguished the flames.
Mr.. Behrend said he could not account for the
origin OF the fire. The losses said TO be fully
covered by insurance. The building Is owned by
=. G. Kennedy.
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DRY GOODS.
LADIES' GOODS.

W. NJ. SINISTER & SONS.
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rrhe hr;1l;anf and fertile poetic imag-
1910, u which The world Il indebted
80 "I;,tle Rrecche-v ana ..Jim Blud-
- 49, haen devot;nc Itself recently
noi;s;.el ;no.,;rv' IL possessor IA
3e 40 wonJer{ni discoverv that Ire
$500 - ~ Rsnnbl;can marty u due e.
800 mn. ,hst ~ 3he fhonssnds n Young
ea .etc hsccue voter from wear q
80. ..he 49, m.;or;fv w. The Repub-
49, go, N pcfore announc;no this
shscrv ~ fhe Young Men'e Republican
,cs@;,e n Cleveland Il would have been
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-01-27

--4 n..,.L p,cot. u,h xrna ~ The
Aunt ia'nan ploonS, ~n r-;5.~ ~
exposition On hnurs.'s Nv - a,, nv.
y possibly tne oiaes' nes'ss = u IN
oldest person. u America nn ~ 1890
60 the rcmarkap,e nv ~.
She was born ia noahokc 1o'n p;,io
g'nia' IN 1922, a. y sn"wh = wanno,'
record o. me FANNY q ino vr;n:n w.
She was the propelay q "nni' NJ
cey, T. ny NJ uea'h vas 49,
son. Thomas y nnsey' ~, = no"s
2 Before ~ usa'n ~. WI ga!,"5
81 m supervising ~ uon'eS''o y.
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tnnately secured ana used ne remedy nov
known = Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
:"xnd this caured you 20 manufaeture ~"
"No, II caused me 70 invcstieate. rtntto
the principal cities with ~. etaik, We u'scus,
usI}c n ana cav that DR.. Craig Wa unable,
thonesnds who wanted II. therefore deter
mined, a. Z duty ! owed humanity. ana no
suffering, 20 bring Il within their rcach'
household necessity
The r. portcs leff Mr.. Warner, much Inn
pressed With the carncstncss and sincerity q
kis stat cmcnts and next paid . visit 20 ". ,.
a. Lattimore e his residence ~ r''n me
gagged upon some matters come: tied with the
State Board of Health. Of which he : one u
The annly-ts. courfeoufly answered the qucs-
tions that were propoundcd him:
s'Did YOU make . chemical unaiys's q We
case ~ Mr.. II. II. Warner some three years
ago poctor!
= Yes. SIR
1What did this analysis show YOUR
"Tle presence 81 slbumcn and tube casts IN
great abundance. "
"A serious discascof the kidneys.'
Did YOU think Mr.. Warner could rceoycr!'
No. sir. ibid not think II possible. ~
was seldom. indeed, that so~proaonnced . case
had. up 10 that time. ever been cured"
"Do you know anything about the remedy
which cured him ~
uYes. have chemically a~nalvzed Il and
unon critical examination. find II entirely free
from any poisonous or deletefious suostan-
ccs.n
We publish the foregoing statements IN
view Of the commotion which the publicity of
DR.. lemons article has caused anu q mstt
tho protcstationS which have heen made. The
standing OF DR.. Henion. Mr.. Warner and Dr.
baltimore IN the community - beyond ques.
ton and the statements they make, cannot
for d momenf ne doubted. They conclusivcly
show that Bright's disease 81 the kidneys =.
one AZ fhe most deceptive and dangerous 81
All diseases. that II Is exceedingly common
alarmingly increasing and that y can oe
cured.
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~. rake vour time.r as the icweler
aid ~ the customer who had forgotten
IN chronomctcr.
-..Prisoner. have YOU ever been con-
victedP'' No. your Honor. I have
always employed lirst-class lawyers
A Rrooklvn man has lust found his
sister. from whom liz had been separat-
"a fffy wears. She was the cook in his
boarlinr-house, and he recognized her
style of hash.
rnow who're The dark goes when
c,orn;no comes. 4 said little Clare. . Il
,,ons lawn cellar: III dark there all
NM n cb;cooo Standard.
- w.~..;. N R,,,a started = 5ailv
,,sner Il wales. and. after sinking
pi,d,,t sioooo0 a the concern. shut up
~" shcn M. Marnuis he i All right.
~. ~ ;ourn.l;sm tbe Rufe Il On The
other ieg,-P;usJurqh telegraph.
,...,s x,l.. 49,
Nice lesson lor ILL., io'A Nv
Dog and ne taa are r,s1t1 80 Nv
wrong 80, y rs,. h...,,sa ,her ars
Dog anu ur;a "a whsr vom Crow IN. t,hil.
~ - -.a.' .-;,1 e. ~ Paint ~ this les
ulc'' 1890 prsn,cr
SUI ",m ..s.. \. Y.
Mrs: 1ieanwen Y s.rs 4
called plzen NICE 1leh nv Y. n
ne caugn. IL pss's s.d na;d NV 4 doI
the Easter 60 rs nnu Pa'n 'aaa ~
iar apiece .or, ~ ! th;rras be;ngtoo Neat
@Rosfon Tronscripf.
NM. No. ~ ~ brains after bid
- ~ NV. rcod-bv with 4 ann.
W. .as.a ~ Nv memory ~ John mi
nfecseu - shnt n . marx ~ n
t%lc,;cr ~ "a brother.n "A piano 10
M - s,adv abonf 20 cross the Char
sa,1 u - ~ case' Win carved legs
~ HaJcso,,,s Frrors n Engiish.
Mis- --.a...a ,,nd.r .x.m;c.
= n,h,;n 49, m;ss;nc ouestio
1 altar MIIMLIInm. M AIT IA#I IUE EAMIXIIIII
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-~ ~. ~~>~<k - tIo n
y o.h n. na-., .h,ch 4. ~ I, nroccr.
~. Ps.sl: $500. ~ xn<;c.
.'on C,1.n.i rr.s ..cr.,cf,,ijS
pyI \. r.cr~r;-. N. '%.jsnens y
.'...er p,".,,;.s. ....>.ss /. ves1lx i,,c
~ N.Y. ~ ssis, Ss.<a, ~ Nav WI Pam.
s..n a. 1s;s ..3 i.j,sn. IN colorcd
s,,I IN h.isrco ~ nol;f;csl
... M 49,, n,s ~ ,h.sa Ss.trs
"A. 4 .,,h,;csns would have bcen
s,.,.'5 n ~ Presidential election n
~" ~. 49, y. LA snj f.;th6,l coi-
nrs sSS "s~,,;arert II Indiana = va
sr...,;, s.I ,,.I 49,. ro~lonizas;on
y .~~..a" .cnJ,,s'sj ~ Remhl;can
om.s fnIJcrs ~ss necessary "A order ~
wrsst thc State from the white major
~. rrr. ...~~c xofe ~ Ohio Consider
III, exceeded IN majority for Garfield.
f.f C.,ionsi .I.hn usy carefully exnm-
;rn .,"nr, s,.,;st;cs ~ ~.l.cs;ons nnd
nn.,,s<;an ana n ~ ~ M modify IN
,hl"r~ u re~.rj ~ ,he xonth al The
<A<K4I 80 **@H* -" 49, .
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" "
Mrs. Hlcks-Lori believes ~ !en.
estate TOR investment: she "a W.
bought another <'o.ovo hou<e IN 40"
York.
The present Chief Justice ~ Ala
hama used 70 stick type on . weekly
paper 9 iive dollars PET wees;
Printers don't Always s'r'ke pnas
like that
Seward Webb has gone % 1--we Win
his wife's father. Mr.. vanderbilt, until
the house her father gave her with
&5o0.O0o in four per cents.) j. ready,
and will be Mr.. Vandcrbilt's broker on
Wall street. IL may be SAID that sew
ard Webb struck u rlch- -Dttro" rice
Press.
MIR. Charles Sumner said That Wen
dell Phillips wit and humor cropped
out in his speeches. but they never
do in mime he added. on might
As well look for q Joke IN me DOCK "a
Revelation" IL will surprise some 70
know that Mr.. Sumner could even joke
about his freedom from joking.
General Albert pike-whois. BY the
way. the highest ranking Freemason in
the United Statcs-is now seventy-two
years old. He y still 50 vigorous that
he enjoys Ileld sports with Is keen q
pleasure as when, fifty years ago, ne
hunted in New Mexico. Texas and
Arkansas. He j. more than six iee'
tall, and Is bent but little.
William ID. Gallagher, a poet Of re-
nown in Ohio and Kentucky. lives on a
small farm az Pewee Valley, neal
Louisville. Gray squirrels frisk in his
door-yard. and the cat-bird. the red
bird and the saucy Jay come 70 hi:
porches for their daily bread. He was
born in Philadelphia in 1893, his father
being an Irishman and his mother .
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~
We are glad u.t nzsnone nas made
his Republican allies drain tne cup 2
their shame. no",.,.''on : o,>k,r.s "a
the very dIt<s. 49, a S,:s s".1 W
h.s tnem s~nalow .9''eoe.so.
witnou! petrk Soa,s'' NJ .s."
CREASED; &C. ~ KIN" ns naS uons tn,s
too, ~ 'ne = 9. snn H. s,osst'on -
~ :&reemsnt .',n W. rrnns
tnat .>c"'s sno"lo ~ n:'e ron' rS
Virginia ~ tes.s ~ to~e.. ~
knowing ne. ~ .'ine y Snos'' ena' w
matter now ~ en."Ss "a, eo. n Z,
come Y W. ..n' ~ ~ I" 2u
snle 70 u'c'ate q .nx9 ~ y uLsss ~
hepuoncsns unus wv ~ 49, sss'ss
inseit'nsH o Nn ite -ss.nss- Nv
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Mr.. HAYES saws ne Is not rich. and we
are Obliged 10 believe him. But the
question arises: What became Of his
money? What did he do with the $780,
900 left him By his uncle? And what
aid re do with the $50, 900 saved out
81 his four wears salary? He Is not an
extravagant man BY any means He
refused 10 contribute 70 the Mrs Tar
field fund, and 70 the monument sub
scription. He does not drink. and he
was never known 70 play in games "a
chance. His household habits have
been known TO be very parsimonious.
Ii he i poor to-day. how did he get rid
of the 5000. 900 which he inherited and
drew from the Treasury? This i the
great question.
Perhaps Il has gone 70 foreign mis-.
sionary uses. Perhaps II was invested
in stocks, and FILTERED away. Perhaps
Il was contributed 70 the conscience
fund. or invested for Mr.. Tilden's benc'
lit Perhaps the men who stole the
vote 81 Louisiana blackmailed him and
compelled him % close their mouths
with 4 large bribe. But in whatever
way X was expended, the lesson re
mains that money not honestly earned
or acquired disappears after . while
The $500, 900 drawn from the Trcasur,
for four years salary - President be
lonrcd 70 another man. Mr.. Haye!
may have put $150.000 Of this will
what remained Of his inheritance. ant
- fraud vitiatcs eyerything-cven
contract-it may have destroyed IN
whole pile or caused Il 70 melt away
lust Is Mr.. Hayes himself has melte'
from the public gaze.-Boston Globe.
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The tariff II becoming the most
serious question IN American politics.
III this part Of the country Il should take
precedence Of All others, for the simple
reason that the West has been taxed
long enough for the benefit Of Eastern
manufacturers. There Is not = farmer
m the length and breadth Of Nebraska
but pays one-tenth Of his annual income
Is . tribute TO . policy that does not
give him . dollars benefit IN return. "a
this tribute was levied directly upon the
consumers Of the West il would not be
tolerated for On hour. But II comes IN
che shape Of indirect taxation, and II Il
submitted % because Il ~ not seen IN rs
true colors q open greed and remcrsc.
less robbery. Under the auspices o. the
Republican party protection IN this
country n becoming formidable and
| mcnacino; and 10 get rid Of Il we mus
gct rid ofthc Republican party.-Omdhe
Herald.
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Secretary Hunt has place. upon The
Official files of the Navy Department .
letter d very unusual character forofllce
files. The letter j. an answer sent py
the Secretary 70 q young naval officer
who wants 70 get married and will, IN .
very short time, consummase that desire.
The young officer in question has . most
excellent record, but Is not troubled
with 4 supcrabundance Of funds. In or
der that he might carry out ne mar
r;age ceremony in some style, he made
q request for IN advance Of pay. Secre-
tary Hunt has replied that he has d.
rccfcd that the advance asked for %
made, and that he commends both tho
efficiency and good standing q his cor
respondent. 20 whom he wishes al pros
%peritv: and then Mr.. Hunt adds . little
homily upon marriage, and advises, n
4 general way, that II y > good thing
for Ill young men, even naval officers
10 get married.
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Land commands Z high price at
Winnipeg. Manitoba. Licutcnant& iov-
ernor Cauchon recently sold 4 farm q
Ave hundred acres in tho suburbs 70 -
syndicate for $780, 900.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-03
TO MY OLD PATRONS.

STILL OFFER HY VALUABLE SERVICES jf
Z you are SO unfortunate as tc require then.
With mind nlaturod and enriched BY studies OF an
advanced order safely cay that there IS hardly
disease In tho catalogue OF human Ills that can
not treat to successful issue.
LADIES' am always ready TO ass5t you NY
past knowledga has been increased by extensive
experience. I am now able to treat you WITH the
certainty OF sUccess. No case peculiar 70 you>
delicate oTganism s beyond my sure control.
by Female Monthly Medicines are superior u
any offered heretofore, and will be warranted tt
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Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-03
Tsg HpRPApo TaIAL.

Yesterday morning, in Department Two,
Suporior Court. Ju6ge Denson presiding, tins
case Of the People vp. Joseph Hurtado for
the murder OF jose Antonio Estu1rd0. Oh
From. street, on tas Gih Of February, ives
called. The Courtroom was crowded with
iur.rs witnesses and spectators. A venire
for seventy iurocs for the term had been Is
su-d, AID laost Of these wers present.
many, however being excused al their Own
rsnuess for good cause before the calling OF
the murder caSe. District Attorney Buck
lev, Civ Attcra ey Anderson and Grove l.
Johnson sppasrad for the persecution. snd
Charles T, .Iones trr The defendant. When
Judge Deusou called the cass Of the People
vs. Joseph Huftado the District Attorney
promptly answered. awe are ready fcr tri j. "
The defendants attorney, g. 7. Jones. asked
70 have the witnesses called. One Thomas
Bfzgv. witness to the murder, was ab eat
Mr.. Jones said Bragg was matefiai witness.
The defendant, however, wished to 60 TO
trial, srd he, the attorney, would c1usent
provided hs should be allowed, Mt any period
before tie case rested, TO have an attachment
to bring in ths witness il he was found and q
subpepa served upon h;In. He was assured
by the Court that he ehouid hsv5 thal priyi-
,eye. The witnesses, about forty IN 1uubez,
we're then put under rule and a jary wa
drawn aud examined. The Questions asked
BY the attorney for the defense we're, il news
paper reports had been read and opinions
f5r,ard az 70 their truth, and if prejudice aad
bias were formed, aud numerous other formal
4 quiriss az to the present state OF mind q
juf,rs. One question that was allowed was.
Ii you were IN the defendants position and
b in youra, entertaining your present p5ejn-
dice, woul3 you be wiling and Ike TO have
hin serve ~ = juror in your cese p
At the close OF Court seven jurors had besn
secnr1i