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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-20
Valaft:galon n. @illarbs s6alle,

gfo. 10, SolebabiiraBe. u. StraBbur=
ger Better. 6 Billiards neueiten Stp=
leg. Wnr bic beiten 2iquore, Wbisfies,
Weine, frii6es Bier unb @isarren. Mm
lundeounter Die ausgepdbltefen 9e=
lifateHen. Treier 2un9 ieben Morsen
bon 10 big IL llhr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-20
Slltt's
Yiae1,
Spmpfcme elmer
4 H ffnptt % . N . +.

mnfbGti9en g E 3 er.
Mangef an appetit, Gienirin Seritcpfuns,
gdmer;en I'M Sopf init einem nainpfen @efiibl
i'm Stnterfcpfe, Sdmer;en unter ben Sdulters
tfdtfern, Aufgetriebeniein na6 benz Giien, nit
Nbneislifg aesen iene fSrpertihe rner aeiitige
Zbdt gfetf, rei;bares9eniperauent triiteStiriis
ntilna NIT bem tefoubereu @eflibie, irsenb
cine CblieseHteit serseiien 3u baten, Niiioig.
feit, gsirre, SerSflppfen, Huntte BOT ben anseii,
aelte Sauf, utertanpt &cpfihHcr;en rbcrtalb
Res rehten Auge6, rlrubt9cr Edlaf NIT tednas
ftiaarrnan yraniueft. fart aefdrtter tlrin uno
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-20

= Graues 0aar iit gepiB feline
S1anoe, unb benno9 sefdllt es 70 We=
nigen. Man gebe oem 9aar feline Sus
genbfsiife bur9 ben Gebrau9 Don
Nper's Sair Yigor tpieber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-20

- Dnspspaa Ger ssfdbrli6lte Ttinp
Der @eiunobett, mho ou,d, Qnpenbung
BON Adsrs Dpspep6as Tablets" turirt.
Bei allen Gpoibefern ,u baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-20
Emff's afr 8 . E.

@rane Saars oeer Q arte psrpen bird stn einsises
nuittagen btefer Harbe su afhnbere f6pdrten
perpdneet etc beriebi etne nathriie sdrbe unp trtt
isenbtiuit6. 9u perfaufeu tn npottefen peer rp na
GnipFana ron 81 rurtt er5reb perfannt.
Office 35 mfurrap Gfreet, RemssJcrf.
fDr. 1ntte Hadnunf, iperfbpeqer tnferreuugen nrel
Nnpa34rRs5epte pcu trrt cui9ertanaen fret pereneeu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-20
SeleteS @a~db.
Stdnbatb ; 6enaife. !.

. Msmettnt 1swafb (1rabsr). Os1e
AZ. 2. J. Ireaev'e GatAIss. 0srinatps, -.
Sass 5dses. Y oaab bs4.l 1890 ViunS 0nl1f.
xxtsetsf 81 asnis t1sRbyuD. q
assrieaa @taa 6osi. Bel. ., Vae. III. g.
ouaisI Gbtsaut eesrd. Ds6en sinsr Ndtr 90.
D "a Htnru6v SAD, Is 1anb bad. voo 0l1.
i91sr. Dedsn einer 2dtse sbes Gfsiia an.
Seetf esra Beutlut @inbsisl. @ssts Uu1ts
Gar kbs 4uR Gle.
0sbtnsune, 8aarjatluna teim Qki5ien ~
Mdtn. esuie bieftltt fsln 0sDisn Irin6en.
ntie faf be- Deden ter1sltsn II ndAaer G1{lbs
ntoie bsreAnei. 0iet. psl&se msn g OIfs6
Weaver. &ata 4Iala sblisfut utsb lsGssiIei
Asaeoslt unb iura6belsa4t.
o. hfn Gs3s,sc. Ts1ln
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Aus figfnfr Kraft.
@pman BON SSilbelmime p. 5ilIerm.
(Gprt1ebuns.)


mei4sn Ssr3en ieiner @ltern. aber man
bate bic uporiidtsteit besanseu, nidt
leiIe senuS gu ipreden.- Qilln, melde
burd Die yebanoluns. bic fie erfubr, in
letter 3eit gang itSrriid sewcrben unb
auf allerbanb neue unurten sefcnmen
mar, Bate li9 aud unter anberen pas
Borden uneewSbat. Wsan iperrte lie,
ieit @scn ba mar, Sar 5u oft aus, uno iie
mollte bod aud wilien. pas 9efprcden
wurbe. 90 erlauidte iie cenn cas @e-
beimniB enblih, perb6rte 1id iebpd barin,
oaB iie fir bsidlDiiene Sade belt, mas
nod I'M gerei4 Der BanlilienberatAuns
idmebte, uno lie sins iSsleid, bic widtise
Nadriht ibrein Sertiinbeten, Trsbp, NIT
5utbeilen.
slm ielteu Gage iaB 6srr SSsli in
triiten @eoantsn am Sdrsibtiid, oa
ftir3te Nennp betein: Du, Papa, bas
mug id Dir faSen, bic guben gourao
unp Wartin waren wieber 10 unartiS!
2aB Mid, Iennb! Iaste 5err SSSii
peritimmt, t4 babe lest an Nnberes gu
benfen.
yteln, Yapa, Ou lnuBt eS boren. Vent
nur, fie haben ben 6reon uno Die tle!ne
&ante Stlln nut Der SroBen Vattsnlprlee
pO0seipriet, baB lie gang pubelnab ses
mcroen t'nc! - c,.
Bas! rlet perr 9cslI. Ste talllen
iie ~ lcld elner HopDeus
QDir ipielten aeraoe beim Brunnen 6as
i4ens, unc Treoh 1al su rno ttanc beI
Trduleia SSrner, ca tam bic alte 2ante
berselanfen uno la9te lbm etwas, mtr
peritanben's nidt, aber Srauleln 4orner
bat 8ehcrt, Dap Dte Soltens pom pier tcrf.
3D8en. Da Ut 5recn Dor lai'fer S4red
um8efallen uno mar 9an3 bon .te1. Oa
baben bic Suben 8ela4t uno 9ela9t lle
MOLTEN iha 4Hcn mtecer 51 ltG brinSen,
unb ba haben iie ben 8roBen S4lau@ aut
ihn 8erihtet, baB etn 8drter gee um lte
berum mar. Der arme Trshn 1T 70 ers
i4rcden unb iiber bic Aante 8lnSs audp
nod meg, 70 baB tbr tas @riine BON lbren
Saubeubdnoern liber nos t9ellft ltef.
Serr poSlt 8ln9 mt rol1en S9rtftsn
ouf uno nleoer. 5tuf' MIR BE Snaben
ber, fdnel! befahl er uno Nennp Jap, oaB
ieine Stlmiile nl4fs 0nies ner9teB.
sic fdpeutte bas NSdhen triumphis
renb bin nnb her, al8 lie bic Vraoer i'm
@urten fanb. S9r iOlt gum Vatsr fOm'
ntenl
Die anoben iu9en fia erfaroden an;
. IL ni4t wabr. iie miu uns nur .banSe
maGen, me!nts e0n10D. ~ o,
Neta, mem. . ~ uapI, Jpr metoet
1ss r,,ss.rSrnn ss.~, 'aS 20 s;nsm Ncnkor Sos ;hr
Sa'.us's o;m,! w Nv "a To;%s nss nos,sn gfs;sss
n.asssn n.ay sa' Ssuts e. o;,ht,a mos ~, a. modts
eine auherif beleipiaenbe Uiiene NIT Der
6unb Neioeu. ober feine iiifen!
Nennh, Srcbte Wartim, menu Du uns
mirflitb beim Bater perflotId,t bo1f. bann
lIeb ,u. mic Dir's aebt. Diesmul fcmmit
Wu. ueis @ctt. nid,t unaeifraft burd.
Saba, la&te geunp, 10 iuet Sbr I'M.
u,er, unb bas Bonton iplitterte unb
frodte unter ibren idarfen 3dbnaen, baB
es cine 6reube mar.
Die Suabsn sinsen ms Sans unb
1~n4to&1 vxnr0 11fin RON Qnhf an fhrFa Nd>
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-06
FOR SALE.

burhry place, 81 beautiful hut.diug
site, tor sale cheap.
No. l-lsOO acres of luud one ut
the finest farm, in McLuuunn county
ml under fence: 600 acres in cuItiya.
uon. 200 acres i'm unsturr. If Min.
rom Waco ''''''
Nn s. $50 acres land. bc,vII, ,,,.
bprrd. in Coruu.bn rn,,,t, WV
No 5-ll5O nrrn. gnnI c,rn,tn.,
land within nalr milo Of NtrGrrgnr
No. Il -3S1 nrrns GOOD t,ru,'n,,7 Jana,
ON thr Ncil Nci .rrnon sn,yny IL is.iI.,
romiy.
No. II OO nrrr. A Lrortit,I firm,
line peach orchard. vnII iu1,r,'i.''i''
100 acres i'm cultivation. .rvr,, min.
from Wncn. ur,r RirIn, -,,ti,,' ,,,
Tcxn- and ST LouI- rniI,.,.I WI"
No. q Five lots nm N,,tL Eirl.
street ''''
No. Five pcrn- land M, N..,n.
sixth street adiuiuiry pn,n, \tnEi.i
.ud'- residence lot
No. IA desirable residence. go,
Fourlh street. thrpr door. n.,,n ..,.'
ucr of Mary. four rooms win nII ia,
mnJrrn ' rnny ,"i' n0o'''S' wiz" All inc
Ma. ~ -IOOO Gnn Ntoriun o,o. d.,
rlimarrd
Nn. IN -l3Oo Gun Marin, ,.,,,. ,..
climnfed
No -. .-. "' ,..,'n
lmrd street opposite Col IL, u. Iar-
roits residence.
ia very desirable hrlCk residence
oh tranhlh street near ihIrI"'h M
-lN rooms, oulhou-t-, hlth'h, eIhnlt,
comparatively new house III rpIchtlH
repair. lot "Al6''
No. 80 acres pI iahu ANA AN "A
No. lour NM ana t'ilM@h gu
mll"- from waco, on ih' texas anu
II. Louis r7llrphu ItW steps lT'lh
south Bosquc station. NH ana slh
IN goou running "ruer.
No 2b-A house aid ScNch IniN on
Ninth, Tenth ana Clay streets House
on corner OF Clay ana NIulh, new
house, weather boarded, . rooms
gund well Io' ana nan I'h''" lh'
VIII sell single lots or whole property j.
Nc. - f"r SAFE or rent '"" houses
ON Mary -iT't'' near r"ih'I mr.
'eehlh Also one vacant loI "'Io'h-
ny:
NO 90 Ef ares Hho lHIlh i"
nm cnuh'N on me M'l.ohlAh '"Uh
me, square bluck ol ia" hrfr- III
cuiilValloh' about lbU acres under
good ran fence, c"lni"rlabIr mouse ana
one tenant h3u't,.-s 90" "'I' P,'h' y
IRE wood and laiI timber ON land.
lasting spring, farm IL about j." mics
from waco ana " Ihllrs from NiullI',
station SCUM, JOINS "'n' S"' l'o7-
iuiIn also one par lhulr- am" IuuI
COWS and calves ana TOO bushels corn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-06
LOCAL MAHAETS
Wholesale Prices for Ic,Ji,,
staples Yesterday,

p "ros' are active with % decline Loo ..t...I
'''"' me cotton market D. entirely .,
'u'Hkt"' receipts moderate No. ..
|,'e'e'' country produce I- .u sl,l demand
'u'r' J.. downward 'rndeu,y In l,ft,r ,,.,
osss' In The former, 900 account of n.,,.
shipments from hau,a.
WOOL
Long staple, light. m..l,r ID. e,.,,...,.....
MN VT SIN mouths growth I-Hso. au, W"5i
D.tIus
sirctmdillns uuillIng..l... .,,,.,,...
u-'iallns s''c' "wmulm. ST., .tr.ct s"aa
'5'un'y '''i g"od ordinary ,.y. stained.
rorNuT ruur,r.
/ Turkeys, per uol.. i,.palu no. ,hl,l.,.
oa!,,. lioncS Io@i..c. iisn roi,t,,.'. I m..N
10 ~ al - sweet potntur, ~ .sr,ll no. Iilje.
sre'n' ''' drN hint l4ala
HARDWARE
AN"., per dozen, - rOaD pf. n,u.. per k.,
> 90 goa ha-i-; horse -UYu, - 1000 tt.hur-I
ha",, 81 vG'. rs, iron, lrritr- u,flrI vino.
n ", - plain fence win. 5a. -Gci naluug 80
discounts names, 81 7iGt ul.
LrNrSu
rough lumber ~ 100 por VI; flooring s-- 70.
p'i W. siding, yellow pine, So goo .rr ~
Jar, '.1 ru per NJ, cyI.-. yellow lf..r' =. ,..
l"l ceiling, white iIur. $50 100 prr Vt.
ceiling poplar 81, uI per NJ, -uula>. resi-
clurcs, = TO- prr NJ Shingles. hln .in.'
- 'ncr Vi; fu..hu- lumber IYu.,. sa"u.
per N finishing mmnrr, "0r r,or. ,.oa
aHu> A>u Iouv..
Prairie hay, per nm ..# mile. bas
Wh.a, r,MT .i 'S4 S3'"' pes oo. d.
"a ou. lIet $40 per ton Sew mIIrl ip
9nndI'-t a. 1lNl Z" per uuuIrui Sew luitrr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-06
I,iIr.-

Piles ARE frequently preceded by "A
sense VI weight i'm the buck, luius and
lower pnrt of the abdomen, cnusiug the
patient to suppose hc has some affection
of the kidneys or ueIghhoriue organs.
At times, symptoms ut indigestion nr,
present, rs ilutuleucN, uueusucss ~ the
stomach, etc. \ moisturr.hkc perspira
huu, producing very dlsurrrpubIr
itching, particularly at night after get.
ting warm i'm bed lis very common at
teudnnt. Blind Bleeding a.d Itching
illrs yield at once to the application NJ
Or Bosauko's File Remedy. which nets
directly upun the parts affected, absorb
ing the Iumors, allHyug the intense
ltrhlug and affecting % ornament cure.
Wher" the other remedies have ruiled
DO mot delay mtll thr druu ON the ,ys
tenn produces permanent disability. but
try 1t aud be cured Price. 80 cents
Sen prcpu'i ON receipt uf price. All.
dress, he DIR. Bosaukn Nrdiciuc CO..
Pqna.Ohlo. Soldhy CurterN Williamson
ana D. ID. Cornish, druggists, Waco.
Texas. -O3lldwtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-06

no Al "rhly-clght bales of cotto0. rpisct
=, "a, ol'' 'rnNins, on senator Cukc's turW,
c.,, e sold IN one lot yesterday tor ~
r.,,. ule highest tree yet PAID Tor the
ie., crop Waco is, in prices pal the
VI l"tlon market in Central Texas.
rrs 'V.'''I "ue 10 competition among buy
the superior advantages, matters not to
ran. '''yr VINO retps the bench. Price
tIi-, "rIt rom y to 81 cent, while quo
nom other markets are lower
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-06

Eruphous, sores, plmples, rhe, ii 'oi
are but indicators " impure Sold
Acker's Blood Eh1lrl- ne ''tI' Eez
by Castles, Morrison 81 C'7 "'''
as -OllGlRlyl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-06

al ine Texas and ST. Louis railway will
S ,s,.li round trip tick is to st. Louis, Lon.
, r,'..i and Cincinnati, good until No.
HorI 10th, at one FIRE for the round
p p For further information apply to
49, D. Dichey agent. S-2S- lW
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-06

q, Dan,igcr Vegetable Fever and Ngur
POWDERS are sure and -ntr cure Tor an
mtlarial fever. Gyspcp,mAud billion. com.
plants. These piWdrr. Layr brrn
thoroughly tested. having been selling ON
their merits tor the past thirty years prtu-
cipaIly in the eastern states and iu TIN,
West Indies. STE testimonials. which can
hr had On application Price ~ per box.
,tn bee sent hy mail For -u,. hy' C.st.r..
Morrison ~ Co, Waco, agents. Tor cen.
tral lcNas.--UlOidly.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-06
LOCAL BRHVITIES.
IuIeresI From oar Re-
carriers note Books.


,nrier-' note Sso"kS.
A.the threitenIngs OF rain yesterday
mind as usual in nothing.
rre ,rathrr Yesterday was decidcdlv
-,,.r moderate than the day before
rh,r. will tie IL prac ice zane OF base
ball Mi, afternoon at the south end oi
sixth street.
A.aco,ron market waco is the hos.
f., central Texas. Try it and be cor
yilceL
NJ, Brcu.icdt's new residence on the
olJ lia o., pace, Austin street, is going up
rapidly
rhc" Ni.'im," are hard ut work on
s.r,loga. and val ne PREF sucd Tor pre-.
s,nHtion soon.
Tie city fathers m 1t twice to- lay
io.u.,..I session at , o, iuch and in ltsu-
lar s.. ulio-ught
Around and around trnmps the wear,
biil collector meeting with but cold con
.oation from his debtors.
Marriage iccnses have been issued to
". Lindsey and Mrs. Katie Dudd: i.
,rndri lge and Mrs. Addc Edwards.
-Bn.u,ss is ifconcrivably dun and the
conrlumrrc Of the drOuth makes the out
lax blazer every day. Give lis "a change
Tile widows in McLcn' an county are
maryiug OIL with an alarming rupinitv.
watch the CLERK report OF LICENSES
Issued
r.yi,.LiC A1hea's tbarrn,.,,o,,.,. ,.,.
-. ,,'fst,..ni ~ tnIirws.
Lyl'T16 M ii. 70 IN Nh. o,y1 d, ,n I "'
SIN m "a '''' '2'
N,s MIDWAY has ins,it,tolsuft IL, ,,.
,,,,,..,,,irt AGAINST M. rrv,. ,,,l s.'i.',
'ly.,. tGr ,I,,,n.,,,,s tnr ,I,., ,'''''',
Lo ,r,,' WV '''' "
slit TO enforce mechanics lien
against the Waco Farm ha- been COM
mrnc ID by y, q. IeitgrcW. The amount
is slOieJ.
The water works company will b..
heard from Tonight al the cuun IL meeting
10 rciriehce 10 me East Waco hydraut-
and water supply
II, uorroy ,ftnrnonr fla, ,y,,., PAD.
,.,.oli,,r. arI thr ylLitn,,,' .oyo,y 't"
,,,'Sr an fine bnu field Tor "A .rrn,,J ,,'n,,
Srncos, H., nr,t' hnvs -"'''''
The Waco oil works started up YES
. .riu me- before Work commence. 1T, w., ~,
new mills on First street.
r,..Jrou,,,. ,,,,trros .,,,,,.,.,,..,
i',c ,,,i IN 81 ''',' " 'lt o'i'r
,o..,,n., Waco at iNa.t rol .,, '''i Tn VA
.n., t,,rnn.,h the vstar val.
One OF the boys who witnessed the
former game between the Waco bow, ana
the Whltncyit,s slys that the Whitney
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-06

The insurance of Mr.. J. c, journey
upon the bullGiuu Il 's!royed In tuesday
ny burn is $3.50 in. 'l'au OF > ,Uo, "S
,,'i' reported. Ne also r "l ny t' ''
nun'rfs had not yet gone to ", 'H %, ,,'
u. .,asc ana that only the carpenters WI ri"
", - :, o'lnS done. This shroud. the on.
r. "a ."t me in mystery, as there were no
t,72S, W. NhnNlngs around to induce spon-
"1'ous combustion.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-06

seth Robinson, the Old white man
VINO WIS ndjudged insane IN the county
,ouIt few tayS ago. will be Il ken To
Au'uh IN charge of An officer thi, mora
~ 70 be- put in the lunNic a. YUM. lie
naa long been resident OF th county ,
'ui enjoyed the re pcc'tul consideration 5
ot t'' rll ms, but whisky has done rs
iahl wo I aud Il lunatic's cell is his pc %
tiOn,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-06
Thursday, Sept. 27th, 1888.

Lawful Lottery and Fair Drawing. char.
tered by the Legislature pf kyutu k.. and
twice declared legal by the hElr-t court 400
-tAtr lpu1 given to Henry uuu.tI 900 'uH SUM
cot SluI,ou for the prompt pay m"ut OF all ut'tr-
sold.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-06

REVOLUTION is slSGLE NuMHER DRAW
INGS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-06

The recorder only had Two d, in
idenls to pass judgment upon yesterday.
NAe unfortunate who hui imbibci too
lIeeIy was fined -, and not paying up was
sent To the cooler A women charged
WIN clrslug amt wearing VAS a, qu ted,
and second charge OF vasmncy prctr red
against her, dismissed. Busincssis getting
IlghJ with the city luucti nurios.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-06

OBJ, Long staple, light mlum foo dine medium.
MN, sly mouths growth I-H4o.. On, v15i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-28
The District In Co ngress.

POOR PROSPECT FOR NECESSARY LKGIsLATIoN.
The District OF Columbia committee will hold
it's fnal meeting tomorrow, but Chairman Nea
has no hope OF being able to pass any District
bills. save those which have passed the Senate
and are now on tn Speakers table. It looks as II
the license bill and the bill for q revaluation OF
property in the District. which have passed the
House will fail in the Senate. The Senate, in view
OF the scandalous developments touching the de-
tective force, will pass the bill which compels pri-
vate detective agencies TO give bond and comply
with the law, which has not heretofore been
enforced.
THE WIDOW OF COL. IRISH.
Mr.. Window has submitted an amendment to
the deficiency bill to give to the widow Of the late
Col Irish the salary that would have accrued to
him for the entire current year.
THE sAnEY-aAs INVESTIGATION.
The report OF the special committee which in
vestgated CLERK Bailey, OF the House OF Represen-
tatives, has not yet been made. Mr.. Klotz, upon
whose allegation the investigation was ordered,
Is anxious to have report, no matter what 1t
may be, so that the subject can be discussed In
the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-28


Joseph I. Carberry, who keeps q grocery and
liquor store at the corner OF ID and streets
southwest, was charged before the Police Court
this morning with receiving stolen goods knowing
them to be stolen-a set OF harness valued al s2s
the property OF Mr.. Albert b. Chase, Of nth and L
streets, who identified his property. Policeman
Burns testified to recovering the harness from the
store OF the defendant, who stated that he paid 81
LOT IL Carberry stated that he bought IL from
colored man for 81, who stated that his horse had
oie1 ana ne wanted TO sell the harness.
u think, J" said Judge Smell, shat when you buy
property at such low figure you must know that
IL Is stolen II. however, q man buys property
unoer these circumstances and Immediately mott.
mes the authorities for the purpose OF apprehend-
log the thief. then that dispes the suspicion that
must otherwise be attached to the case. Unless
thieves can ma q place TO sell their plumber they
will not STEAL and one way to stop th,eying is TO
stop people from buying stolen property" nne
OF $50 was imposed.
Patrick Mccain, OF I'd and d streets southwest.
was also charged with receiving stolen property
portion or set OF harness, valued at 80, the
property OF Ed. Weser, an oyster DEALER Ofncer
Burns testified to getting the property from the
defendant, who bought It for SO cents A fine OF
$40 was imposed In this case. Appeals were noted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-28
RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE l. OHIO RAILROAD.
~ The NOBEL Fast; AND THE ONLY LINZ
iaS INDEPENDENCE 9s{Jp 1sSSstE FS H
dissi5ns .H5 IS fs:
tafFfEoE Ei Paf SIE sd way s'aoa'
HESsH e "a R:'
fsloEfDinf Of Rec Rocks and Way stations.
c ssE y Ssx z asD BOSTON
sAomstannton and Valley EXPRESS, connects for Ha.
fs:o6.Bsltimore, by attsyille and Laurel Express
s St9iT at Belts ile Annapohs Junction, Jessups
s'GRs s 81
flo;lI-PittsbuFE; CHICAGO. Cincinnati and St Louis
s1 Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati. Louisville
4M-l2 :le-Batmore. Ellicott City. Annapolis. Way.
'd - SUNDAY only for Baltimore and Way.
t2:3s-BALT iMoRE EXPHEss.
,n rdh1M1s Wade and Ezpre%
ers and WY u.
eriek via Relay. stopping at Annapolis Junction.
ESP Esm ~ a11napes and Way Stations:
CHESTER and Way stations ION sunday to Point mo q
h3ssi iHS SfS s fxPsR Rs .rn.su,x
sos wFg si y FsIsy sIOsss and TaarsS
ssSI -sAhffSoiEHss HsS fsassn'.
sl1Hs SEW G.ss T YdnR saS
sssRan fa ssd s. Sew L 1Ss
mo AND %ai IS Tsas eSd
sDaly sunday only Other trains daily except
Hl trains from WashingtOn stop at Relay station
Ohio Ticket Offices. Washinstcn Station. sis and 1881
Vii Je for Sasas 10 be snS
any point in the city.
mn, G. K LORD. Gen. Passenger Agent, BALTIC.
D. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-28
Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK Feb. &.-The Posts financial article
says: Socks continued very dull, but generally
strong during the forenoon. The market is OF that
listlesS, dscOuraging character which gives the
impression Of a steady decline, whereas the con-
trary has been the fact during the past two weeks.
entire list is from ~ to per cent higher than it
was then. except for Wabash, Denver, the elevated
stocks, and very few others All this time, too,
the bears have been increasing their line OF shorts
and the borrowing demand for stocks at from to
per cent has become more marked feature OF
the market The net result OF the fOrenOon's bust
ness aggregate sale Of shares to 12 40
O'Clock, and decline OF from to ~ In prices, 10
the latter on Union Pacific and jersey Central
only, the decline on all other stocks being frac-
ttOnaL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-28
SLIGHT ODDS.
A Little story with u Large Moral
One Man who Knew his own Business.

NO. my dear. said the venerable keeper of coun-
try store to tmid little girl whose head scarcsly came
up to the level Of tho counter. mo. my dear, We
haven't any red flannel. but have some nrst rate
New Orleans molasses" Softly limiting that she didn't
child went her way in search Of the article she wanted
Have You BENsoN's CAPcINE PLAsTERs,n
asked gentleman Of . certain druggist whose name
could be given were 1t desired. 81 am troubled Just
now with touch Of my old friend. the lumbago and
the Bensons Plaster to go to the spot almost a.
soon as It touches the skim"
Mot ct present. replied the druggist geniay. 'but
we have lots Of pasters just good There is Acock
the Capsicum and others-won't one Of them do as
well!"
My dear sir. rstorted the gentleman. with slight
show Of temper 81 say nothing against those articles
but am business man. and always ask for precisely
what want and for nothing else. Imay enlighten
you. however. when say that sometime ago. for
another disease of which the Capcne has since cured
me. tried all those you mention, with no appreciate
benefit They are inefficient every one Of them. the
meanest act Of the propretors of Of them being
this that they make plasters with similar sounding
names to deceive the unwary into believing they are
the same thing Experience taught me the difference
III go to the next man in your line. Good day."
Be on your guard against limitations The genuine
has the word CAPCINE cut clearly in the middle OF
the plaster. AL others are impodhous.
seabury johnson. Chemistss New York, ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-28
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
NHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT.
DIsTRlCT OF COLUMBIA.

"a.
WASHINGTON, February 20. 1883
Notice is hereby given that ON WEDNESDAY. FEB
year from March l. 1888 as oeo oe one p
Market Hous to tn hilhest bi der Terms. cab. in
advance so at The same time and NJ on the premi-
street to the highest idder Terms, cash ad yance
The purchaser to keep the wharf IN repair during his
lea,e "
Also, at FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ, on the same day. on
street between 18th ana 9Th northwest in front the
and Privileges grated Above b. the laws If the
corr Grafton of Washington. to estabhsh Wharvee and
Docks TOR the landn'. cleaning and OF fish in the
deemed eligible situated at some point the
C Saer
1erms Zoo to be raid the dey Of SALE and the
residue to be paid within five days from the day Of
BY order of the Board of Com nssioners. DC
q j. -1DLCkEh, Major of II gineers, U.S.A..
IEz-ots fnylneer Commissioner. D. c.
s sBE Gok sHFrr IF r.s NAlYLASb AVE VI
SoRTH. 3 't re IMfsovEn BY Two fWo
STORY sr1 !, AMP Np ATT G BKIcK CcolaNEk sixth
e9f.ER MAhlIASp i av SUE asp fs SIKH
M sGhhhyft ;xb a AR s TTo-sToEY FRAME ON
RuAG1: 1888 CON m GIN. at FoUR-T Il hTY as!;
O'CLOCK z NJ. We will sell. in front of the prem 1zA
fro. so fsst on 9th street, iss 2-i2 on aryland
syei.uG l96 81 north street. the east line Of lots
heirs to close estate aud is one OF the best sit aIed
frorsres N the eastern section there being
, TIE ms: One-fou cash baance In one. two and
three years notes. to bear interes and to he by
a sac. Terms to be complied with in eeven days
otherwise resale conveyancing, &C., at purchasers
BY order of the heirs.
fEi-dts DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts.