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IEvansvife. Ind, Journal
- NAV il Please ToSsr RsO00r.s,

There t.r>e ,.aii.s il this case nlsy il pleas.
your honor" said the counsel. Ia the first place ne
contend that the kettle ,i:S!nlte cracked when
We borrowed it; secondly. that it whole when
returned IL snd, Thirdly. thai bad it." Such
logic might Ridiculous bat for the fact that TIE
remarkable evidence produced in of the gr
murder and 'scsndal" which have had lesyai
ventilation in this country during the past years
Of less esGfying and conflicting nature. In
strongest contrast this kind testinl ,ny
are the following emphatic and uniform statements
made by we'll known business OF Evansville to
reporter of the yonrpe who commissioned - get
their opinions and experience relative to the article
question, and Of which such astonishing reports
are appearing in many of our leading exchanges.
Mr. Cherles Laval. proprietor Of the Prescrip-
ton Drug Store, corner Locust and Third
streets uron learning the nature OF the writer's visit
said TINT his of the St. Jacobs Oh. larg,
always increasing. That many people to whom he
had sold the article called and reported il to be the
most excellent remedy for rheumatism. neuralgia &c.
I'VE sarely say that ST. Jacobs Oil hiss effected
within the PAST cures than any other iment
we have ever Sold" the words of Messrs Isaacs
q Failing. G13 Main street. Mr.. Frank Mueller,
whose store at 925 W. Franklin street. cited the
OF Mr.. Henry Rhenick who for four years suffered
with rheumatisu. which cured by the use of two
bottles of ST. Jacobs OIL At the Canal Drug store Mr..
IT, A. De Souchet pleased to say that all united in
claiming it the best IMMINENT they used There
agrowing demand, and number of his customers had
calied tn testify 10 SPECIFIC cures Learning that mem
Der Of the well known firm of Kerr Morgan propre-
tors Of the boarding stables ZIG Locust street. had had
experience with the article visit revealed the fac.
that few applications OF the St Jacobs Oil cured him
OF an attack of Rheumatism causing him to feel like
new man. Mr.. George Knortt with the Inge Ice Co.,
experienced the happy results from bottle of the
Oil In case Of rheumatism, which had troubled him
for six weeks. Mr.. ". Weber. Druggist at $50 Main
street, said that the st. Jacobs Oil could be recommend
ed with clear conscience for the prompt alienation
and cure of all the various painful ailments which could
be reached by external remedy Similar testimony
received at all the different places visited among which
were the Farmers Drug Store of F. A. Hing SIS Full
ton avenue; and l.. W. Deusner Co., corner ID and
Seymour streets. 1t should be stated that our fellow
citizen Mr.. j. Bertelsen, upper I'd street, from his
personal experience. recommends the st. Jacobs Oil
the best article of N kind.
Such Endorsements these carry double mean
ing there but inference and has been we'll said
by the Chicago Times after interviewing of its
leading citizens, they should be enough to satisfy the
most skeptical, OF the wonderful almost miraculous
properties contained in these little bottles" 1t
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
~ WHITE BREAD AND BEAUTIFUL

SNDW WHITE BREAD AND BEAUTIFUL.
l., Rolls aud Biscuits viii lie guaranteed if you use
tERES he celebrated Minnesota Patent Process Flour
which was awarded the First Premium all other
etitoEH ut the National Fair i'll 1872 and again the
Eirst Premium. in the sh3re of very handsome gold
I!stsa in 1880 and 1881. The nillers claim that
barrel Of Ceres will turn out forty oayes bread
than any ether Flour in America. STERIING'S ST.
LOUIS FANCY, one ii the most beautiful Winter
Wheat Patent Tours offered t. the trade. 1t il
excele,l by any other Patent EXCEPT Ceres. and viii
Please the most citing hosekeeIer and the most
fasti,iions eiicure. RELIANCE, splendid Minnesota
Patent Flour. made by the celebrated Hungarian Pro
cess IL is vtry cheap aad beautiful! Patent, within
the reach of al asses and guarantee will give
Safsiaction to every one who will try i. GOLDEN
HILL. the old reliable standby and the Standard
Family Flour OF the District. snd equal great many
called Patent iours The miller. manufacturers
M OGDEN Hill have spent about ten thousand dollars in
rriC:le Ing their mill and have introduced the cele
bTate,l roller stem, ard consequently ,ioen hill is
not Only magnificent Family Ficur, but it is really
patent -four with the great advantage that it be
iGuSht for considerably less money than great many
Patent Process tlnurs white, az nutr-
tl0Gs t'iden Hill. For sale by all Whole
sale Depot Corner LIST and Indiana avenue WI. NJ.
GAIT X co. fla
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I'd Editi0n.
FURRY IN WALL STREET.
THE ELECTION
DISTRICT INTERESTS IN CONGRESS-

the WATER SUPPLY QUESTION.


The b-oommittee OF the Senate District COM
mittee having charge of water-works legislation
have had a meeting, and heard Gen. Meigs with
regard TO plans for enlaryng the works. He
recommended the plan he submitted several year.
ago Tor The extension of conduit. etc. stfll the
best In his opinion hat Saidit would cost more
ihan thenoWlng 70 Increase in the cost OF material
and labor. Col. casey and Major Twining are to
appear before the subcommittee AMI give their
VIEWS. plans, etc. II Is the intention OF the sub
committee TO get legislation for the enlargement
OF the water-worAs in shape as soon as practical
bic, and TO press it upon the attention OF Congress
KINDERGARTEN MEMORIAL.
Mr.. Ingalls, to-day presented in the Senate a me-
mortal signed by the principal OF the Washington
Kindergarten Institute, the superintendent OF
Washington public schools. and many others oi
this and other cities, asking for an appropriation
for the establishment In Washington city or free
national training school for kindergarten teachers
said school tn become part OF the public schools
OF Washington. The memorial does not designate
any specific sum. but ASKS that an amount suffi-
clent 1or the purchase Of site and the erection OF
Il building thereon be appropriated. Referred u
committee on education and labor.
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The Courts.

COukT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, HELEN agt. Blake; deaths OF Eugene
personal representatives, Of defendant Blake, to
appear. Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
agt. Grant; on hearing.
CIRCUIT COURT-J,td0e MacA rth,u-
Yesterday, Cook Bros. Il CO. agt DUNCAN; judg-
ment set aside. Ragge Il Roche agt. DUNCAN
same action. Dobson agt DUNCAN; same action.
Peoples Savings Bank agt Affair ct al: dea tn Of
defendant suggested. Stewart agt. Elliott; jury
out. Jackson Co. agt. Miller; on trial.
EQUITY COURT-Jttdge Hagner.
Yesterday, Boems agt. Kinney; time for taking
Sands; sale ordered and Reginald Fendal APP
pointed trustee to sell. Wingfield agt Wngfieid;
sale ordered and j. A. Smith and John B. Thomp-
son appointed trustees to SELL Nicholas agt
Cook; Edwin A. Thomas appointed guardian ad
litem. Webb agt Webb; leave to file amended
bill Gibbs agt- Coyle; final ratification of sale
and reference to auditor. Looney agt Smith; in
junction denied; leave given to amend bill.
THE SPRAGUE DIVORCE CASE SErTLED-When
the divorce petition OF Katharine Chase Sprague
against William Sprague was called In the Rhode
chester Britton, of the counsel, said they We're
ready to proceed on the part OF the petitioners,
but 1t Was suggested that matters await the con-
cluSiOn OF conference OF counsel then in session.
This conference was participated in by Judge
Hoadley, OF Cincinnati; Judge Britton and Z. II.
Hazard for Mrs. Sprague, and Lycurgus Sayles, E.
&. Clark and b. W. Case for Gov. Sprague.~ 1T was
understood that efforts were progressing favOraby
for settlement Of the case. Mrs. sprague'S pc
tftion will be granted and a decree of divorce
her the custody OF her three daughters the boy to
remain with his father At2 O'Clock the counsel
in the case notified the court that there was no
necessity for fixing day for trial
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Gloomy Day i'm Wall street.
EXCITEMENT AND DEPRESSION IN SPECULATIVE


NEW YORK, February s1.-The Posts financial
article 40 p. n.y. says: At the Stock Exchange it
is day of excitement and depression in the mar
ket for speculative shares. The chief feature has
been Louisville and Nashville stock, which a week
ago sold above 90, closed yesterday at S0s<
opened to-day at 79k, fell before noon
to 67H and is max as we write. OF all
the rumors which have been current
to the detrment OF the stock. the only one which
appears to be clearly true is that there Is bitter
dissenslon among the directors, and that while a
part OF them have been seeking to sustain the
company, others have combined with influential
spectators outside to injure the company. So
many persons who are not spectators have,
however, bought this stock above 50 as
6 per cent Investment, there being, as we
are told, nearly thousand individual share
holders, that It seems now as the officers
OF the company would be doing proper service
by making q public statement particularly re-
speeding the floating debt, which has been more
or less talked about Government bonds are
steady to frm, the only change being Q decline
OF & In the extended So Southern state bonds
are dull and o fraction lower. Railroad bonds are
down 4a24 per cent, the latter Chesapeake and
Ohio currency e to 46k; Erie seconds consols
per cent to s.; Kansas and Texas Eds TX to g. and
Wabash general mortgages 6, per cent TO e.
Thus far to-day the mATfct has been easy. Stock
brokers having good oofiaterals have been froeiy
aecemmodaoeda ct sae per cent; On q. 8 bonds the
quotation Is 2Sa1 pr cent Time loans and prime
MeEcanfale paper are unchanged,
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WIPES BILL FOR DIyoRCR.-MrS. Lockwood to-
day illet blll Tor Martha Moss for divorce from
isaac VIM Moss They were married at BRISTOL
England, March 31st, 1859 and they resided In the
District from 1872 till April. 1879 when defendant
WITHOUT any cause or rrovocation, LETT her and
went To Australia. She charges that during their
married life he left her AT different times. going
twice To England and once Is California; that he
" rs Ia me manu- OF beating her, putting her out
doors, throwing her down stairs and threatening
her with Knife, and for the latter offence in No.
NenOef 1865. he was arrested and sent To lail for
SIX months, but She secured his release I'm a few
days, and within week he beat her again. She
further charges that he deprived her OF the priv-
iege OF gong ID church or Eeading books. She
therefore asks divorce, with the privilege OF re-
Stunning her maiden name Of owen.
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DlEfD.


CARROLL. On Monday, February 20. 1882. at . ~.
H., at the Free,naIIs hospital after a long and pain
fnl illness Of eonsunlltion i.ODGEI CARROLL. ma
tive OF County Kerry, ireland.
Philadelphia papers please copy.l
IpQlNS. On Tuesday. February q, 1882 at six
O'Clock a. M, HENRY, beloved husband of Annie and
son of the late Frederick Iddins, aged 81 years
FUNERAL VII, take place from his late residence No.
400 New York avenue, Friday afternoon at O'clock.
tend. 8.
LENDNER. In the hope Of a blissful immortality
on the 18th of February, 1884, Mr.. ROSAIIE RAN
DOLPH IENDNER. of ccnsImI' tion, the residence
of her mother. Mrs. NJ w. Lee, 62l Third north
west.
Funeral services o-morrow morning nj III o'clock
baltimore. Nd, and IL Paso. Texas papers please
copy.l
MAGRUDER. February 49, 1882 NJ ten minutes
past eleyea a. m, MARY ARMITAGE, wife Of James
A. Magruder.
Funeral win take place from her late residence No.
tuesday,. February %, loS2.
SCOTT On sunday, February l9. 1882, at 1850
PM, WILLIAM IL. SCOTT. aged hfty -one years and
four days.
Funeral will take place from his residence No. 2lA
Tenth street northwest. "Wednesday morning. the
family are respectfully invited 2.
An. Mrs. MARY WATERS. Of consumption after .
long illness, aged forty years.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
New York papers please copy.1
WILSON. On February 10th, 1892 at 10 O'clock Of
scarlet fever, CHARLES ALFRED. of L. A. and
Sad ID the house and lonely the hours
Since our poor little Charlie has gone.
Funeral will take place from parents residence No.
2l3l Il street northwest III O'Clock
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PARIS. February 2i.-The u ,y,s,9iy,,p gSr,soafse
pah1~hes communicate m In the British and
French controllers general Ia Egypt, dated Fehri-
ary 9TH, declaring bat tne present state Of affairs
IN E2ypi Is nullifir3tion ~ control.
VICTORY or HEHZEGoyI>IaS INSURGENTS OVER
AUSTRIAN TROOPS
LONDON. February 2l.-rhe Manchester Guar
3t"ltS correspondent at RsCusa says: The Here
goNialahs, after four days siege. have captured
Fort StiNoiina, commanding deiile az the upper
Drlna, between Fu,cha and GoTaZza. The Austrian
natttiioh forming IN" garrison were pursued with
loss 10 GoraZa Two cannon Were captured. The
whole population on the upper Drlna has Joined
thN instruction. focha is surrounded by three in
Surgent divisions and the commandant az the
place IS treating FOR its surrender The foregoing
ulSpat1h Ia the G'tcif:Ga Is the inSurgeut account
Oh ailaliS The AuSirtans maintsin strictly de-
fenslFe attitude In Herzegovina, but are strenu-
Dusty preparing concentrate movement against
the troyisianS. who number one Thousand. Gem
erdl JoNahoNlcS. the Austrian commander has lett
RaSusa 10 head the operations
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AUCTION SALES.
{ HARLEs W. HANDY. Reel Estate Broker.
THIS AFTERNOON

HAhLES v. HANDY. Reel Estate Broker.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EEA1. ESTATE On NoHTHW Est CORNER OF
FIRST AND Il STREETS NORTHEAST.
b kir:.:t of deed Of trust dated Ju,y L.. 1871. 81,
aud recorded IN :ter No "a, folio 241. one of the
Land Records III the District II CGupbis end atA
The written request the party secured thereby " II
OFFER Tor sair at pEbc auction in front Of the prem,
1scs. on II ESDAN, the TWIN III FIRST DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 4. u. 1882, At HAJF-PAST FOUL,
O'CLOCK PM, Part Of Lot Numbered ~ IN
square numbered six hundred and eigty-six $3.50 in
the oity of Ha-higt said part of lot fronting twenty
slX fet two inches &c feet Inches North street,
by seventy nine feet Cn LIST street east.
Terms of sac one fourth casn oalaEce in two
end three with interest at the rate Of six
per sDuu, secured by deed of trust the prope
sold ali cash. az the OF ton of tine purchaser All
ccnyrysnciEg at cost of purchaser $40 down ut time
sale. MIINiKD MENkk TRUSTEE
I. GOODWILL. Auctioneer flOeodSds
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MARKED.

LlPSCOMB-P00R. On February 10TH 1882 at
Tennalytown. DC, by Rev Father Maynadier JOHN
L. LIISCOMB to Mics MARY POOR both of george
town, DC.
SLMMERvILIE- POOR. On February 10th 1892
at TennalytOwn. DC. 10y Rev. Father Maynasiicr
FRED. 5. SUMMERNILLE to Miss JOSEPHINE
POOR, both Of Georgetown, DC.
WHITE-EIIIS. On February 18th 1882 i,v Rev
Father Rockford, JOHN NJ. WHITE to Mrs GENEV-
lENE ELLIS. both of Georgetown, DC.
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The Markets.

BAL IIMoRE February el.-Nlrgiuia Ga cansals
ols do new ten -forties 30; hid to-day.
BALTIMORE February 2l-Cott0n quei-mid-
dhny III 'YallAs Flour quiet and steady. WheaL
southern steady, western higher hut southern
red. la0al35; do amber, L. 3Gal. 40. M. Maryland
i-3aal3 No. , western winter red spot, l. - IA
LOO febcaury 20 gal. 81. March 3laI 81. April
la %, May, l.35s. al. 35s, june, lisa -
July. I22%ai-24. Corn. southern higher. western
Is. western mixed. spot. 6Gae6At. March, 66k hid:
April 6sA. hid. May. 1OG a7oL: June 70a7i steamer
tS aeked. Oats quiet-southefn 46ai9 western white.
4,a49, do. mixed A.: Pennsylvania s1a49 Rive dull.
NDa;S. HAY dun and unchanged. Provisions quiet and
unchanged Bnter hrrl-vestcrn packed, Isaac. ron.
2.a32. Eggs firm, 26a27 Petroleum unchanged.
Coffee nrnl-R cargtes ordinary fair, ~ a9a..
Sugar steady-A soft, pa Whisky quiet, l. l9ai. 20
treshts Ia Liverpool per steamer dull and unchanged
Receipts 3. 395 barrels wheat. 4. 572 bushels
corn, IL. ia bushels; oats. ,625 bushels. Ship
lncnts-Nheat -. HlJ bushels; corn. 1. 1872 bushels.
wheat, 30, n'o bushels corn. - 270 bushels
LONDON, febuary II, u 81 p.m.-Consos- for
money, 100 Lilo. for the account. 1904. l.. \.
mort-a,ge trustees certifcates 44'. do seconds i6
New Jersey Central consols, ll6. Erie, 3d. do.
seconds: 99g. New York Central, ia2i.. Illinois Cen
Ontario and Western, %. Milwaukee and 1t. Paul
common lo9..
NEW YORK, February 2l.-Stocks weak and unsettled.
Money, 6. Exchange long, 4s4 y; do. short, 4s9b.
state bonds duh and lower. Governments steady.
Cotton dull.
NEW YORK. February 2l.-Four steady and quiet.
Nhcst quiet and ital cent lett,r Corn quiet and a
sha'i. t"ter Poch firm and quiet 10. 75slS.00. Lard
steady. 10 10.
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The Phiiadclphia Election.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. February 2l.-The muntct-
pal election Is progressing very quietly The bad
weather seelns 20 have materially lrssened the
oihag OF NoeeS In all parts Of the city. Al 10
o'clock tie returns showed about one hall the yoi.,
polled at the same hour In 4 pls.iion
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F~sc.rSphic Gntcrprise.

OTTAWA. ONT, February H.-In the House ~
fn'aans last Gtgnt Hon. Mr.. Langcvin, minister
. puair wCTAS, said that the government intend
80 - ext nd ! telegraph line IRON the mainland
D Nova SGT 10 Sable Isl nd this wear.
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RAILROADS.

I'VE GIsLAT
10 THE I6EfH. W 50 aN % ss6ffTHwrsr.
STEEL Il EI SFSsr 9 HhASSSIIcE #S 1 E2ifAEsr
TRAINS Leave WASHINGTON. FROM STATION. CORNER
For and tle West, ChicaG5 Limited Express
q hl-insn iio;e! and Sleeping Cars at 9;3n ~.
Cars from Harrisburg to Cipciniati. Western
fitrE and ' cein aals' Mali Tii raass Gao to
pl. daily Tor P.ttsburg and the West. ''' p
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For CaraniaieIa. Rochester BufaIo Niagara $50 ..
For viilanlspoft. Loc. Haven and Elmra. at $50 a.
For Nrv Yors sn,i the East 500 am, 1870 an,
aid 1920 pm Limited Express OF Pullman Par
haf cars. go = Hi ally. excep: Sunday.
srs City with boat Of Br5oklyn Anne. afariins
direct Transfer 20 Fulton street. avoiding double
For Pr "a ei hs 500 GtN nrh ioSo am. $780, $40
9:10 and lo:2b Pm, On Suiday. 80. 80, $50
and loo l:ni. Limited Express. $50 AIN.
For Baltimore. $40 500. s.9. 1910 AIN. and 80
sdnday; 500. $50 am. 100. $40 100. so
For Popes Creek Line $40 and 4: 40 p. M. daily
For Annapolis, s. o an. and 40 p. H.. daily. except
AExiSDGIa AND FREDEEIcksBUEG RAIL.
WA ,,.p AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Alexandra go 100 800 IL 90 and IL % a.
40, 500, go 90 and II 30 Pm On sunday.
For Richmond and the south. ESQ and 1 20 m.
Trains ~ . and s S aa Nss ssSs sHna9y
ga ,6 snd loo 9 AIM ,5lls, IL ~ 200 100 90 and
sos 81 a ni 10 90 M. 10 and IN - Sdh9ay al
Tickets and information at the office northeast
don where erers can b. left for the eec i IL one i ga.
ssse % destination from hotels and residences.
.--.. General Passenger AGENT
FRANK THOMPSON, General Manager. ja3
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MO CURE, NO PAY.-wHITEHURSTs CEDAR
~ BALsAM i warranted to cure Coughs Coda
dose Try it II not s.tisfed return the empty both
and get your money beck:
dru9gists. Price 25cenfs.
Wholesale STOTT CROMWELL. n21-3m
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.

The irs.-llass Steamers OF this Lin,
AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM"
''SCHIEDAM.' ''W. A. SCHOITEN"
p CALAND," and MAS"
Carrying the T. s Mails to the Netherlands leave Wat
s,n Stores, Brook lSn. regularly, on WEDNESDAY.
FIRST cabin, sG0-s1e I'd Cabin, so. Storage, SO
H. CAZ4UN. General Agent u south William street
New York. For passage apply to W. q. NETZEROTT
CO.. y35 PeIinsy wanna avenue, Washington or L.
ID. JOHNSON. Agent, National Safe Deposit Building
eOrner NeM ri avenue and 18th sIet.t crheA ia1i
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NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE.
will leave her wharf foot OF 9Th street, every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at , O'Clock II. ~. touch
liz Of PneT Pint. IOIUt NokOut and Fortress Nource
CONNECTING Al NORFOLK With iiaE. BOSTON
AND PiTNIDt%Ck STEAMERS.
First class Fare 10 Fortress Monroe and Norfolk g. 30
Second ci1s Fsre T. Fortr Monroe and Norfo Ok Il 81
FrstClaSs Fare to Piney Point and r. mt ovsout ~
SecOiciass Fare II Piney Point ard Point Lockout. -
Returning. lea.es Norfolk TUESDAYS THURS
DAY and SATTKDAES. ut four O'cock j.
TIE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and F.. C. KNIGHT viii r.stnr their
trps. eay,Lg Pier Al, East River. New York, every
SATURDAY, at four o'clock y. M, and GEORGETOWN
every FRIDAY, at O'Clock AIN. For particulars
Apply II agent G3 Water street. tieor1eetown
Tickets and staterOCms can be secured at general
Office. els 18th street National Metropolitan Bank
Building; b. -. icket oihrr ISL nm yIvani.l
e; ~. Marc Hotel ard at bst.
os:e2 ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.
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THE NEw NaRE STOCK MARKET

The following are the opening and closing prcs
OF the New York stock Market to-day, reportci
by special wire to II. Ii. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Emerson
Roke, OF Baltimore Nd, and BroxXis b. Soper;
Lynn and Lillian ]. Allen: Henry johnson and
Maggie Brandner; Edward Teagle, OF schenectady,
n. Y, and Lena GoodsOn; Charles Hawkins and
Annie Stanton; Robert c. Adams and Kate NJ,
DOnnely; Arthur Christman and Elizabeth Dill
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BALTIMORE It OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE Il OHIO RAILROAD
THE MODEL. FAST. AND THE ONLY LINE
TIE last AND The WEsT. VIA WASHINGTON.
ioUBLE TRACK: 5SSSiHEY COUPLER: STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT MONDAY. JAN.
4 EA GiS SSitSs,T9T9 9Sn ST o,,s
AZ hAPEESs. s.eel.ng Cars to Cincinnati.
SEQ baltimore. EIhcot, city. and Way Stations.
e''ccGna-,r,li,ote, AnrapOiis and Way piedmont,
y ;s@BkiTINoRE EMPRESS.
sF & Eli fna Ny SfW s 7oRs AND BOSTON
aI hSb S@ T e Isy f fSfksss CON
Ifs, I9r AEers'0wn and at Point of Rocks fog
yhsls. IN Hyat's,ile and Laurel Express
D"rey sundays Stops at all s, sshss
1e:oo-BALTIMORE EMPRESS ss.ops at Hyattsvil,.
III: en- rI ts Re-. CHICAGO CINCINNATI AND
81 LOUIS EMPRESS Parior and Sleeping
IL io.hAhIOre Elhcott City. Annapolis and Way
g fnaay 3py f % baltimore and Way
t sd6-BMfia a hf fhfis6EIpBI. AND NEW
IOhK EMPRESS. 'D w"
s ssefs@wn Lay and Way. Via sI Kess5 Fred
A''"TrG b,.E 1okE, HYATrsyIIIE AND LAUREL
L.; ffhEn,, Sf resie-1ck Via Relay stops At AnnaI-
kees 'f frsd SnS way H ssapsns VIM
chester and Nay Statlons- CON SUNDAY To Ppirs, of
tOcAs AID V Stations only.)
20 iS.bALIlMoiE EAPRESS, (Martinsbury and
Way, va Relay Stops at III attss lie aud Laurel
e;O3-fClnt oi koeks and Way stations.
=. tt-Baitnore and Way Stltions.
ENPHESS.
tslO-PirTsBU RG. CLEVELAND and DETROIT
fs;asx faIL sDEl.pmii. NEW YORK and BOSTON
EAfHEsS- sleepinS Cars to New York. Stop at
a.. HystISSi,lc and Iaure,.
Tssf-t CHICAGO. CINCINNATI and ST LOUIS TX
fhESS Sleeping Cars 10 Cincinnati and Chi-
SB..
Sunday. - -oS'
Al Trains from Washington stop at RELAY Station
tor further Information Apply the Baltimore and
ONO ilcfct tiilces, Washington Station, I}5
fennsS ISana avenue, iith street where orders
vii te taken for baggage ~ be checked and receiyea
any EO1lt Clty- mi