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District Government Affairs.

The Commissioners to-day gave an order TO the
vault ali the manuscript records OF any branch OF
the governments OF the late municipal corpora
tions in the District which are not required for
District government
The Commissioners have granted the Belt Line
of July in which to properly pave llth street. from
p to Boundary streets.
The total mortality in the District OF Columbia
for the week ending Saturday, May 20, 1852, was
70. There were 81 births and IA marriages re-
ported.
Yesterday the Commissioners sent 10 the House
District committee a letter of the health ONCE,
asking for deficiency appropriation OF $3.50 20 pay
that the current appropriation is exhausted by
unlocked for expenses, such as fitting up the
&c, OF the Inspector OF plumbing; also for money
expended In preventing the spread OF smallpox,
THEY OBJECT TO THE STATION HoUsk
A delegation OF residents and property owners
in square 495. situated In South Washington, be-
tween ~ and 9th and and streets, was before
the Commissioners to-day to pros sc against the
erection OF police station fouse on lots ana -
name and Mr. Cox stated their objections. and the
Commissioners referred TO the advantages q this
that II the citizens could point out anothsr locs-
tiOn less objectionable, and with equal aoooumo.
dations, they would accept such place'
DEPREDArloNs UPOE PARKS AND TR1RAcna
This morning MI. John T. C. CLARK. Dr. Basn
Norris, and Mrs NV .Quin, committee from the d.
C. Horticultural society presented 70 Commissions
Morgan (Mr. Dent being absenp paper stating
s'that great vigilance on the part OF the police -
required 20 prevent depredations upon flower gar
dens, ornamental plsnts and trees, TO encourage
citizens TO beauttfy their parks and terraces
Complaint Is made that vicious persons are per.
mitted TO ruin the results OF much labor and care,
and the police Is not sustained by the courts n
their efforts to punish offenders when arrested
Commissioner Morgan promised 70 have the mat
ter attended 10 and an order made for the govern.
,nent or the police and copy OF their paper oe1e
to the Judge Of the Police Court
TEE MAINLAND NTNKRe eT8Kk-A special -
the Daltfm re Ame7fcun from Cumberland ~
that when the new lab0rers for the ConaolioAeo0
mines arrive tomorrow ft is likely that - o1D.
la3ure the new iabor 70 aSandoa e ma =
sn-il squad OF the special police ~ ehe peUonS
ON az coasnIi5st.na Coal Company lEoDoEV -.
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THE ROYAL STAKES WON BY LIMESTONE, PAssAIo
THIRD.
LONDON, May 25.-At the Epson summer meet
ing to-day the race for the royal stakes was won
by Lord Brdford's years old bay colt Limestone;
Lord Hastings years old chestnut hlly silver
Bell was second, and Lord Rossmor'e formerly Mr..
Lorillardsl years old bay colt ePassaic third.
Eleven horses ran.
RACE FOR THE EPSON GRAND PRIZE
LONDON, May 25.-The race for the Epson grand
prize for years old was won by Lord Bradfords
bay colt Quicklime, who was second IN the Derby
race yesterday; Mr. r. s. Evans bay colt Marden
came I'm second, and the Duke OF Hamilton's chest
nut illy Leonora third. There were starters, in
cludng Mr.. Lor1lard's brown colt Gerald
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The New York Railroad COmmissiOn
Rsll.

ALBANY, N. Y, May 25.-The senate by vote OF
Is ayes to IL noes, accepted the amendment 10 the
railroad commission bill proposed by the demo
Gratis, that the governor shall appoint the com.
missioner. senator Ly nde abstained from voting,
thus enabling the democrats, with Senator Boyds
vote, TO carry the proposItion.
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M rs. DE Long.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, May 25.-Mrs DeLong widow
OF Capt De Long, and her little daughter Sylvia,
left for New York at O'Clock this morning. They
Will be accompanied as far as Chicago by Gen. and
Mrs. Glasgow. Mrs. De Long will stay in the east
until the arrival OF the remains OF her gallant
husband.
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RAND PRIZE.


NEW YORK, May 25-The police were advised
last night OF the death OF Margaret Kennedy, q
girl OF twenty-six, ia the house OF Mrs Boyer,
professional mi1wlie. The coroner to-day found
that death had occurred during child birth, and
ordered post mOrten examination OF the body TO
be made. Mrs. Boyer states that the girl had no
friends I'm this city, except young m IN In the
shop where she worked, who had been paying her
board in Mrs. Beyer's house. A searching inyesti-
cation OF the matter Will be made by the coroner.
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Thomas Degnan, the man with the black
mustache, was the next witness He testified To
meeting Maggie Kane about O'Clock on FrfdaF
night, August 5th, at Savin Rock. and rode with
her on the flying horses 1 was making believe tO
push her on as rode around beside her and shoa
said: "Stop the horse" / told them TO go on.
Our riding time was up moment later. On
getting on she said: my God, am paralyzed."
did not 60 there with the party But Maggie Kane,,
whom i had known for seven years, came and
night
Adam SchueSsler and John s. Haswen who were
In company with Maggie Kane, corroborated Deg
mans statement
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Fire i'm baltimore County.

BALTIMORE. May 25.-The fertilizer factory OF &
A. Wetzler Co., on Bear creek, Baltimore county,
was burned yesterday afternoon, involving total
loss OF building stock and machinery, on which
there is an insurance OF $4,000 The firm estimate
their loss at $4,000.
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The Champion Bicycle Rider Fatally

BosToN May 2.-At Marlboro, Mass, yesterday
afternoon, Lewis r. Eyre, the champion bicycle
bicycle and had his skull fractured. He will prot a.
bly, die.
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RUSSIAN MEASURES TO PROTECT HEBREWS FROM
OUTRAGES
ST. PETERSBURG, May 2S.-Gen. Drentel, governor
or kien, has issued proclamation 20 the inhabi-
tants OF Balta. declaring that the authors and In
stlgators OF Jewish outrages will be tried hy court
martial III the number or police is insufficient 70
prevent outrages military viii be used. The chief
OF the Balta police has recommended the Jews TO
remain calm. and has assured them OF the i'm
mediate repression OF attemps at outrage.
DUEL IN FRANCE
PARIS May "a duel took place last evening,
near Mendon, between NJ. Pallain, chief OF the
department. OF central administration In the min
istry OF finance, and A. Dreyfus private secretary
TO Nj. Wilson, under minister OF finance. Both OF
them were wounded, but neither seriously. IL Is
said that NJ. Dreyfus is responsible for violent
articles IN the LdRe7re against the finance depart
ment
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The Malley Trial To-day,
JENNIE CRAMER,s porRIp

NEW HAVEN, CONN, May 25.-There was large
attendance at the Malley trial this afternoon
Maggie Kane was ordered at the adjournment
yesterday TO be in court at 10 O'Clock this forenoon
with the dress, hat and mitts she wore on August
oth at the flying horses. She sail yesterday sh6s
did not wish TO come and she was not present thi6
forenoon.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

"A Ill 10 L M LIN y.
THEArER coMIQUE.
TONIGHT.
First Appearance Of
LAMONT AND DUCROW,
The original and only
HAPPY HOTTENTOTS,
In addition to
the Greatest Team of Specially Artists the stage to-
MEssRs. wHEATLEY AND TRAYNoR.
and he, pr,,,.M1 MISS Sill LILLE HALL Ld.o. pur,..,o
RIPLEY AND REEDE,
MIR. BARNEY REYNOLDS.
CROSBY AND MARTIN.
WILLIAMS AND SULLY,
The entertainment concluding nightly with
IXION.
Popular Songs operate Selections, Charming Choir
uses. Gorgeous Costumes.
URDAYS.
MONDAY MAY 29
Wesley BROTHERS. Little Todd and Lew snow. W: C.
Matthews, Nellie Harris, ETC., etc. m25
NATIONAL THEATER.
THE LAWRENCE BARRETT DRAMATIC CLUB
In Shakspeares
JULIUS CESAR
MERCHANT OF VENICE,
Under the Auspices of the
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CORPS,
JUNE I'd and Sd. at O'Clock. Matinee JUNE Sd. at2
O'Clock.
Programme-Friday Evening, julius Cesar. Satur-
day Matinee and Evening, Merchant of Venice.
An Exhibition Drill by Company of the Corps be-
General Admission. good for either performance.
25 cts. extra. m24.1Ot
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CAPITAL HEATER.
~ Jake Budd manager. Monday. May %. Nightly
and Tuesday and Friday Matinees.
THE GREATEST OF ALL! TWO GREAT COMBI-
NATIONS! Something never seen before. 40 Great
ArtistS-4O. performance that cannot be eQua.ed
The great New York Comb. The Prestige Comb. Sem
satonal Show Of America See bills of the day moo ct
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kilograms to The Star.
THE IRISH AGITATORS.
EPSON RACES TO-DAY.
PROTECTION For RUSSIAN HEBREWS.
VERDICT IN TIE CASE OF GEN. CURTIS
VERDICT IN TIE CASE OF GEN. CURTIS
Fatal Affray in virgtni

Fatal Affray in Virginia.
Special Dispatch 10 the EVENING STAR.
PETERSBURG, Va, May ga serious dificulty
In Surry county, Va, Tuesday, between Walter
King, Charles Rawlings and another man, resulted
In Rawlings being fatally cut King, who inflicted
the wound, made his escape.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ava and llth St., BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
GEO. w. ADAMS, Prest

THE EVENING STAR is served TO subscribers In the
city by carrfers their account at 10 cents Per
week or a. cents Itr month. Cores ct the counter
rents each by inai-posta2e prepaidoo cents month.
one year. Sc: Elk months, g.
Entered at the Post Cfice at Washington, d. c.,
eecond-c mail matter.
THE WrEELY STAR-pubiished on Friday-s2 year,
rcssse prepaid Six months, 81; 10 copies for SIS, 20
ccIies for $40
ss- All mail subscriptions must be raid IN advance,
lt psper sent longer than is paid for.
Rats of advertising made known ou application
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WORK SULPHUR SPRINGS.
This delightful summer resort viii be opened&
for the reception Of guests May 18th under an va
entirely management. The place is reached do
by rail To New Oxford thence by comfortable coaches to
the Springs daily mail from ali points mofjer-
xtc. For terms or information address A. Il. SMITH
Proprietor. York Sulphur Springs, Adams Co.. Pa.
my1-lm-
DASS ROCK HOUSE, GOOD HARBOR BEACH
ID Gloucester. Mass. Finest Surf Bathing
and Ocean Scenery the Atlantic coast. SendVEAY
for book describing Cape Ann. l.,ST
a2J-eo2m z. G. BROWN.
IT QCkWoOD HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, WEST
4 Va. Mrs ). Z. LOVETT, Proprietress r
Board unsurpassed produce fresh from coun- WA
Try market: good beds high elevation. Terms l.Ss
low, 8 80 ier week Open june 1.
M III. luNhim
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GEN. RAMsAY's FUNERAL--The following will
be the pal-bearers at the funeral OF Gen. Ramsay,
which will take place from st. Johns P. E)
church tomorrow afternoon: Gen. David Hun
ter, Admiral Porter, VIM. Lee, esq, Capt T. s.
Fillebrowne, q. S: N; Gen. G. A. H. Blake, Ross
Ray, esq.,, Gen. p 7. Hagner and Gen. VIM. H.
the naval academy, was obliged to go to Annapo-
lis but will return in time to attend the funeral Of
his father.
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MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES OF WAsHINGToN.-
The census report Of the manufactures of the city
Of Washington, which is included as one OF the
twenty principal cities of the country, represents
that there are 961 manufacturing establishments
here, with capital OF S., 1881 1885, employing
average 5,468 males above sixteen years OF age.
1891 females above fifteen years OF age, and 257
children IN youths. The total amount paid in
wages during the census year was $3S97. 1876; for
materials 5234 Gil; and the products are valued
q S11 al 1R5
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PROMOTIONS IN THE TREASURY DEPARTM ENT.-
William H. Gibson has been promoted from assist
ant teller to be teller in the cash room of the
Unite1 States TreaSurer's Office, vice F. w. Mofat.
recently dismissed. James C. POyntOn from
fourth class clerk to be assistant teller. Other
promotions will be made in order, but as they are
conditional upon examination the names will not
be made public now.
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Coz. AMOS WEBSTER, adjutant general OF the
District militia to-day requested the governor Of
Virginia to allow such District troops as may
desire to enter Virginia, armed and equipped, to
participate in the ceremonies incident to DecOra-
ton day.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1882-11-02


WE learn from the Aberdeen Sex
an iner' that the Chief Engineer of the
Aberdeen Branch of the N. 0. & Chi
cago and St. Louis Railroad, has been
ordered to advertise the letting of the
contracts from that city to kosciusko.
This fact induces us again to direct the
attention of the owners of the Selma,
Memphis & Brunswick line to the
importance of building their line from
Tuscaloosa to Aberdeen; traversing
the Northern portions of Pickens,
which is for distant frpm Rail or River
transportation, and would pay better
than the lower route. 1t would be
only question of time when they
would extend it directly, or become
the continuation of such a line. The
division from Aberdeen to Memphis
will be completed very soon. 1t
would be an import step for Tuskaloo-
sa and the Road, and the section
through which it would pass should
such "A determination happen. Then a
road through to Florence, splitting the
great coal basin, would make this a
grand country, and Tuscaloosa a great
cotton, iron and wool manufacturing
town. If.--we had the money we'd
build the roads and the factories too
Tuscaloosa Gazette.
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A RED.SHiRT BRIGADM.

cAartof Observer.
Among the arrivals at the Buford
House, Charlotte, N. G., yesterday
morning, was weary looking politi-
clan, "a man who appeared as if he
sighed for no greater happiness than
in get down in the bottom of some ice
house, or crawl to the darkest depths
of some mountain cave-anything to
get out OF the world. He was none
o,her than the Hon. J. Hendrick Nc
Lane, the Greenback candidate for
Governor Of South Carolina, and the
red shirts had been after him.
Mr.. McI.ane was to speak at
NNinnsboro last Monday and when tie
train upon which it was expected he
would arrive drew up at the depot it
was met by 400 men,all dressed in red
shirts and mounted on horses. Each
man had apocket full of eggs and all
We're bent on turning McIane into an
omelet on short order. 1t happened,
though, that the object of their atten-
ton was not aboard the train. He
came on the train following, and on
h9aring how enthusiastically the crowd
had prepared to receive him, he iroze
to his seat as the train passed Wins
boro and came on to Charlotte.
n passenger who was on the train
which was met by the red shirts says
that. some of the men rode their horses
square up to- the car steps, and each
one held an egg in his uplifted hand
ready to hurl at McLane the moment
he should appear. Red shirt brigades
are being organized all over South
Carolina, and the campaign Is getting
bot,
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Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given by the UNDER
signed commissioners of Election for the
County of Monroe State of Mississippi,
that on i4IE SEVENTH DAY OF No
VENEER EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY TWO, there will be held ar
Election at the various Voting Precinct.
III the various Supervisors Districts OF
said County, for the purpose Of electing
Representative i'll the Forty Eighth
Congress of the GniJed States, TO repre-
sent the First Congressional District of
the State of Mississippi at Washington.
Such election is held in obedience to
Section III Code of 1886, and is ordered Ivy
us through powers vested inv Oy law.
We Call attention to the people at large
that there is penalty for selling or dis
posing OF Whiskey OF days of election
and to keepers of places where intoXie!t-
ting drinks are sold that it is unlawful
for their doors to be open on such days.
reference is given to Sections 1l2g and
143 Revised Code of 1880.
Ten days prior to the Election the Books
of Registration will be in the hands of
the Commissioners for revision and for
registering all persons who are legally
entitled to registration.
ROBT. GORDON,
JAMES MOORE,
GEO. ID. SIMS.
Commissioners.
Ont 11th 1900.
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Hwy il WnE DONC.

tfTow do YOU MANAGE" sa'da lady to hor
friend, Ito appear so happy and good natured
all the time ~ 81 always have Parker Ginger
Tonic handy" was the reply. "and thus easily
KEEP myself and family ingood health. When
an well always feel good natnrcd."
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SECOND RACE-RgNNING-P 5l0--Mile
heats, . in g. list, $500; I'd, $500; Sd,
$1,000.
VA Young men to add $lO0--lst, $50, ID,
BIS; 3d. SIS.
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Mother" Doctor, 10 she dangerous and what
ID her aflictionf"
Doctor" Yes, madam, she lie dangerously i'll.
The ventrculAr and aurcular forces in equis
librium, there is an increased centripetal action
about the cerebrum and medulla obfongata, the
portal circulation vascllates, suspended Nature
seems hestatng, and III
Mother-''Btop, for heavens sake stop and 90
TO work at once"
D0efOr-"I will do all I cam,
Mother, after two weeks have EXPIRED
"Daushter, our Doctor shall be discarded at once.
Two weeks and orelief. will procure that which
you desired At first"
:. Daughter, in alow tone--"I am glad, and think
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THIRD RACE-TRoIIING- f50.--For
horses that have never beaten 2 80 mile
heats, 3 in >, to harness lst $25 00; 3D.
$1,000 81, 5000.
E-y7 Mississippi Exposition Association to
add $lO0.-lst, $780, Cd, $4,000; 3D., S2o.0o
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SECOND CE-TRoTrING-Purse s50.-For
horses that have never heatrn minute 81
3 in S. to harness. LIST, $25 90: I'd, $lo.oo;
Sd. $1,000.
tVSThe Mississippi Exposition Association
TO add $3.50. LIST, SIS 90; ID, $500; Sd, S3o.do'
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SECOND RACE. RUNNING Purse 800
Mile heats, in S. lst $50 90; I'd $500
Sd, $500.
~ Merchants to add $780, -lsu. s lS0; d,
$75 3d. As,
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Mother Get out Of my house, you old hum
bug!"
Daughter" Well, mother, you see how rap.
Idly have improved since dischareing our Doctor
and commenced the use of that which 80 much
needed. The effect has been most wonderful. The
one relieved my head cured the constipation, while
the other impaired strength came to the help OF
Nature and made me feel newl'
THE CONFESSION.
Mother" Very true, and believe they b. %
saved your life now confess that Dr. Dromgoole's
English Female Bttsrs 10 the most wonderful female
medicine and iron tonic ever knew, and that
Bsiley's Saline Aperient ia pleasant and sovereign
biliousness, etc, etc.i Family Medical Adviser
Tee. AddressJ.' Dromgoole & Co., Louisville, Ky
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~ You Wish.We will take your caScx
70 HE PAID FOX WHEN CURED
Write for particulars.
81 600 ReW6rd will be paid to any chemts
who VIII fihd. on aInlvss l00 bottles S 3 0na
afucle OF Mercury, lodd' Potassium, any
Mineral su distance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC co, Props,
Slld by druggists everywhere. Atlanta. On.
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SPEED RING.
Superintendent w. G. Sykel

FIRSTR.ACF- .TRoTrING Free forall- Purse
s50.-Mile heats 8 in s. list, $25 90; ID,
$1,000; 81, $1,000.
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SIXTH DAY.
SATURDAY, NOV. 41H.

HOR SEES Colts under one year old each sex
Colts, one year old and under tive
each sex.
CATTLE--Herds of Jerseys, Ayrshires, Dew
ons, Short Horns, Galloways.
Herd five head all females any age. )common
or Graded.
Common or Graded Mlch Cow. Thorough
pred exc uded).t0 be Hiked in the arena
guan'ity and quality to he the test.
SHEEp-Cotswoid Merinos, Southdowns.
GOATS Apgora
BYCICLE RlDING--Best Rider. half mile
heats 2in g. three or more to- start, speed
and grace considered, $5 co.
EQUESIRIAN---Bes Boy or Girl Rider, under
ID years. IS
PONIES-Bcst Saddle Pony, under III hands
high, s..
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SPEED RING.
Superintendent. G. Sykes.

SUPPLEMENTARY. G. Sykes.
FIEST RACE RuNsING--Pu OOH all
mile heats, 2 in 3, for horses toaicd and
raised in Monroe and adjoining Cou tiles OF
Mississippi aud Alaba ma. No ENTRANCE
FEE CHARGED. 1At, $50; ID, $50; |, $50.
SECOND RACE -TROTTING--Purs s100-
Mile heats Q in 3. for horses foa'eu and rnis-
ed in Monroe and adioiipg Counties in Mis-.
siseippi and Alabama. No FNTRANCE
FEE.
CIV. BASHAW. President.
G. II. ECKFORD. Secretary.
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SPEED RING.
SuDeri1ttendent-W. G. Sykes.

FIRST RACE-STALLIoN- Purse $l00.-Trot-
ting, mile heats, 3 IN 5. LIST, $4,000; I'd,
$500; Sd, $1,000.
~ he Mississippi Exposition Association
10 add sl0O-lst, $50;:2d, $50; 3D., $50.
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SPEED RING.


FIRST RACE-RuNNING-P $50.-Dash
mile. LIST, $25.n0 I'd. SIS 90; 3D., $lo. W
rg7The Mississippi Exposition Association
to add $15O-1st, SIS 90; ID, $45 90; 3D., $50 90
SECOND RACE-PAoING--Pur $40 Mile
heats, , in B. LIST, $500; I'd. $40 U0 Sd,
$50 90.
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Merchants to add $2j0-lst, $50; I'd, $50;
Sd, $40.
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Including the following Astounding Facts

A DOUBLE CIRCUS COMPANY.
A Theatre with a Portable Stage.
All the Presidents in Wax.
An Enormous Menagerie.
An Encyclopedia of Races.
A Museum of Living Wonders.
representatives of all Natious.
Wax Statues of Noted Men.
160 Distinguished Performers.
The Man Bird-"Eriel."
President Arthur in Wax.
A Female Snake Charmer.
French Aerial Bicycle Riders.
English Equestrians and Athletes.
A Circus Troupe of Lady Artists.
Ia Acts by Lady Performers.
None but Bareback Riders.
The Worlds Champion Leapers.
Acts simultaneously in the Ring.
ALMA, the Phantom Lady.
General Grant in Wax.
8 Motley Agile Clowns.
Comical Trained Donkeys.
Cute and Cunning Ponies
Trained Animals of every kind
Nothing Identified with the Past.
The Present, Il Revelation.
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AN HONEST OFFER !
$40 to $4,000

IN iegit mate judicious speculation in Grain,
Provisions and Stocks on our perfected man
yields sure monthly profits to large and small
investors: Address. for full particulars, II, r..
hENDALL d co Commission Mer chants, III
q l'S La Sale Str eet, Chicago, Illinois.
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Vanderbilt, the Railroad King, in Wax
samson" the Giant Elephant.
500 Specimens of the Snake Tribe.
The largest Tents ever used.
A Drove of Desert Camels.
TattoOed Sea Savages.
A herd of Performing Elephants.
Reason-Gifted Trick Stations.
Arabian Athletes and Gymnasts.
Giant Australian kangaroos.
Jay Gould, the Monopolst, in Wax.
A Snow-White Buffalo.
The Mammoth Kansas Ok.
Giant Emues and Ostriches.
Guiteau, the Assassin, in Wax.
Blondin, the Australian Rope Walker.
Menagerie of Trained Animals.
Many Bands of Music.
Daylight Japanese Fireworks.
Dens of Performing Beasts.
Grotesque Procession Sights.
Great Street Parade.
Teams of Elephants in Harness.
| 8 Titanic Tableau Cars.
A Monster Steam Orchestrion.
Many echanico-Automatic Figures.
Groups of Dancing Dummies.