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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-06

eesilemcn accompany ing them were stone1, several being injured SC verely. The mob paraded the streets for hours singing God save Ire- land"
 DEATH OF JOURNALIST.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3.-Ransford J. Wells, journalist, fermerly con nectcd with the Alta an5s Call, of this city, died at Portland, oregon on Saturday, of infamm ,tion of t.9e bowels. He went to Portland two months ago 10 assume reportorial position on the Northwest News He was twentY-seven years old. THE SAGE OF GRAMERcY PARK PUB~
 IIC DENEFAcToR.
 ChICAGo, Dec. 3.-A special from New York states that Samusl J. Hidden has for years contemplated donating this large library to the city anl he has perfected arrange ments for the transfer. Under his will, Gramercy Park House and his splendid library collection will be left in trust to the city for public library. His books and engravlngs are worth nearly &1O0,O00 composing the. most extensive private library in the country. The property with it's contents is worth $1 100000.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-06
CRUSHED HIS SKULL.

ToMBsToNE, Dec. IA dispatch was received from Sheriff Ward this morning to the effect that Pete De. veaux, sentenced to 10 years in the penitentiary tor killing George Ev- erett, at Johnson, and en route to Yuma, threw himself from the water closet of a moving train between Tucson and Yuma and crushed his skull. The chances are against his
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-06
MACkAY's DoINGs.

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-The Tribune special says: The shareholders of the postal telegraph company to- day recorded d saie of thelr property to the Postal Telegraph and Cable Company. One of the first things to be done will be the election of Mackay as president. Vice Presi- dent Cummings states to-day that the Postal wires would be in opera ton as far west as St. Louis by Jan uary 1st. Two new Atlantic cables are expected to be laid and ready for use in January 1st.
 "GoD SAVE IRELAND"
 WEXFORD, Dec. 3.-A mob last evening attacked the theater in which Evangelical servlce was be> ng held and attempt ed to burn the building The mob took possession of the town and broke the windows of the Protestant church, and nearly all the houses occupied by Protests ants. The dresses of ladies who at ended the services at the churc h and theatre were torn of and tAe
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-06
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-The Presi> dents message will not be delivered to-day.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-06

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
 X Second Judicial District of the Terri tory of Arizona, in and for the County of Maricopa.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-06
M. V. HOWARD

Was interviewed by the Editor of the Mtnor, and states: I never saw More rush up; I never saw More cut; I don't know when McAteer rose; didn't see him until just be> fore he was shot. I didn't know at the time whether Beach was cut or not. Idon't suppose I would have seen the pistol shot but for the fact that I sa " that I was in range as the pistol was drawn, and jumped back.
 J. H. DIXON
 States I never saw any cutting nor claimed that I did; neither did I see More or know that he was cut.
 JOHN AIAsTERsoN
 States that, with onc or two except> ions, that is about as he sigied it.
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Real EStafe Sales.

r o. Hoffman has made the following sales:
Part lot j, square lSS north side OF l. between 18Th
and 18th streets northwest, for Miss l. MOTIFS, 70
Miss Nelly okeefe. al 81 q square foot Lots ITO.
ILL., liz and u.s. In square 49, southwest corner 18th
and streets northwest, fronting 20 feet on 18th
by I25 feet on street. for Henry Burt, TO r. q.
Mills, at SO 500 Part lot l, square ESQ improved
by fine three story brick house. on the west side
or 18th street northwest. between ID street and
pennsylvania avenue. for +. p. Jones, 10 Mary l.
Allen Tor $1,000 sub. lot IS, square 20. fronting
washington Circle Pennsylvania avenue and New
Hampshire avenue northwest, for William Gait
SUB lot IL. IN square s45. improved by rwo-story
brick house, north Side OF street northwest, be-
tween 18TH and 18th, for DR.. i. II. Bushnell TO w.
l. Clarke, Tor $500 cash. sub LOT 2 square 36,
z street, north side, between sth and 9Th streets
northwest, Improved by a two-story frame house
Lot s6 feet AZ inches 'front.' by about Sc feet Deep
tor James w Orme, TO Dr. J. II. Bushnell Tor 81 60
heSt nalr or tot %. square 20a. south SIDE OF q
street northwest, between 14th and 18th streets,
improved oy a three-story brick house, for VIM. h.
Parts OF LOT IL and L. In square lo9 street. south
side. between 18th ana 10th streets NORTH
west. Tor Mrs Augusta NJ. Young, TO Gen.
n. L. Anderson, for 500 a square foot
Massachusetts avenue northwest. between i4th and
18TH streets. FOR Judge Andrew Wyne. TO DR.. James
VI Toner. Tor Il 50 loot Also the following sales
by auction for j. Russell Barr and Evely s bah
trustees: Lots " and e5. improved BY TWO small
brick houses. 10 Isaac OtInaIl. Tor 81 500: 10 T.
France, lot 90. for S190; TO James H. noilidge LOT
ll9 for $500 All these lots in square So Frank
lin street northwest. Mt. Holtzlnan has also MADE
the following leaSeholdS: For Mr.. John knower OF
New York city, house No - Lafayette square, TO
Illinois. house No. si7 18th street northwest, to
Gen. IL W. Slocum.
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Real Estate Matters.
A DULL MARKET WHILE PEOPLE ARB BUYING TIL
CHRISTMAS THINGS


"People are too busy buying Christmas presents
TO think about real estate" remarked dealer yes
terday to STAR reporter. This is the dull season
IN real estate, and the transactions iBsg ncant
and few In number Building operations have
almost entirely ceased during the cold weather. but
with the approach Of spring IL is predicted that
there Will be great activity.
MeSSrS. hornDoWer i Marshall. architects, have
prepared plans for the handsome building which
viii be erected on the corner OF 9th street and the
avenue In place Of the old Gunton building. The
present structure will be removed early In the COM
ing year and the preparations made for the new
building This viii be OF a very ornamental style
or architecture, four stories high, fronting 50 feet
on the avenue and running buck 1913 feet on 9th
street. The building viii be devoted TO stores and
Offices.
The MessTs. Stockett are about to erect four
houses on North Carolinl avenue, between 10th and
18th streets, which will cost $4,000 The houses
are to be two stories each with back buildings, and
70 be fitted with all modern conveniences M 7.
+. schneider Is the architect.
Mr.. Schneider has also made plans for hand
some dwelling to be erected by Mr.. Reichert on 7th
street southwest, near E. The cost Will be S4.500
MaSSrS. Parker and Townsend. who are largely
interested In property on COlun il heights. report
the sale or the following lots duung the past week:
Lot 23 block &c. TO s. p Pearson; lot u, block %,
Miss E. {. Swan; lot Z, block 81, TO j. Ned stewart;
lot h. block 20, to Corneaa DeVendorf: lots L. and
H. block 20, to Louis ID. Stone,
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Burning Of the Standard Theater. New
York.

The Standard theater, on 9Th avenue, near a2d
street, New York city, Disco cred TO be on nre
last evening shortly before O'Clock. and within an
hour In spite OF the strenuous efforts or he fire.
men to suppress the flames, the entire structure
was mass OF ruins. A few stage hands and
Two actresses who were rehearSIng their parts
made their escape. A portion OF the rear wall
or the theater In falling crushed In the wall OF
an adjoining dwelling, damaging me building TO
the extent OF 5000 The theater building was
valued at $4,000, and the scenery and stage
properties. which were totally destroyed AT SIS co.,
The theater was under The mn cement OF
MesSrS. Brooks q Dickson. A new comic opera en-.
Titled "Estrella' Was produced there fur The first
Tune on Tuesday night at great expense. The
building. which was originally called ne EAGLE
theater, was built by ..osh Hart In 1870, and was
famous for the fact that Gilbert Sulivans operas
were always first brought before an American pub
lie In H.
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ABOUT To Buy.

WHEN MAN is ABOUT TO BUY HIS CLOTHING,
II is FIRST NECESSARY THAT HE SHOULD HAVE
CONFIDENCE IN THE HOUSE HE DEALS WITH
HE SHOULD THEN fATISFY HIMSELF WITH
REGARD TO THE PRICES. AFTER WHICH HE HAS
btT TO EXERCISE HIS JUDGMENT IN MAKING
HIS SELECTIONS. BUYERS WHO VISIT GEORGE
SPRANSY ARE NEVER DISAP INTED ONCERN.
ING THESE IMPORTANT POINTS lERFEcT
HONESTY AND FAIR DEALING Is HIS tNFLEy.
fBLE BUSINESS PRINCIPLE; PRICES LAWYER
THAN OTHER HOUSES ALWAYS HE RULE AND
WHEN 1T COMES TO QUESTION OF TASTE
THEIR CUSTOMERS WILL FIND SUITS RANGING
FROM $l2 TO so AND OVEkCOATS FROM s6 TO
$50. ADD TO THESE POINTS THE FACT THAT
WE ARE THE ONLY HOUSE IN THE CITY GIVING
A LEGAL WRITTEN GUARANTEE, MAKE IT A
SAFE PLACE TO BUY
GEORGE SPRANSY,
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Reported for THE EVENING STAR
THE BAR MEETING to select clerk OF the CORPORA
ton court Will take place tonight at the law ONCE
of WattleS & MuShbach.
Mr.. Ed. BURKE brought divorce suit to-day in
the MOhler-VO gelgeSang case.
THE old q. s. storeship Relief is now broken ur
nearly TO the waters edge. In order to finish the
work, what remains OF her Will be hauled ashore
complete.
DOVER HANNEY, an old wood sawyer, is missing
ANOTHER LOAD Of cooperage has Just been sent ID
Bird ~
THE EMPLOYEES OF the Midland railroad were paid
on yesterday, on full time for Christmas.
NH JUSTICE THOMPSON attended to the polfc<
business az the mayors ONCE yesterday.
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WEI DE MEYER.
It is now undsputed that WEI DE MEYERS CA
TARRH CURE is the only treatment that will absolute
" cure Catarrhfresh chronic TT is marvel Rev
A P Fries Cairo. Ny" 1T restored me to the pulpit
Rev George E. Refs Cobleville Y" Zone boz rsdi-
cally cured rne Rev. c. q Taylor 40 Noble street
Brooklyn" "a perfect after so years suffering J.
D. Mcdonald, 40 Broadway. n. " &c, &c Thousands
Of testimonials received from all parts of the world
Delivered s1oo Dr.. Wei De Meyers TREATISE"
with statements by the cured mailed free D. Dewey
b Co., $50 Fulton street, ny dl5-stth3ot
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Bloody Election Riot i'm New orlean.

THREE MEN KILLED AND ELEVEN WOUNDED AT
DEMoCRATIC PRIMARY POLLS
At the primary elections for delegates to the
democratic state nominating convention, In New
orleans, yesterday the contest In the seventh ward
was regarded as close. and In row caused by chal-
longing one OF the voters he was knocked down, or
fell down, and general firing OF pistols ensued.
Three men were kled-Capt. Fortier. Gus Rensrd
superintendent or streets. and Edward Mason IA
ed. Forty or fifty shots were fired The trouble
arose from the bitterness existing between the
McEnery and ogden factions, and the three men
killed were prominent in the latter faction After
the shooting, Sheriff Robert Brewster and bis dep
ntles. John Dominick, Dan Douglas and Mike
Early, VINO had pistols In their hands, surrendered
TO the police and were locked up. All OF the men
arrested have been committed TO Jail without bail
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Railroad Collision.

SEVERAL PASSENGERS INJURED.
this morning on the Germantown branch Of the
Reading road west Of the 10th street station The
engine OF an incoming passenger train was de-
rallied and several OF the passengers hurt Jennie
Evans residing at Oak Lane, was severely cut
about the head and body, and Lizzie Picot, OF the
same place, was seriously bruised on the head.
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The Markets.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 13.-ViTgina new threes 54x bid

BALTIMORE. Dec. 15.-Virgina new threes. 545S bid
to-day.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 15.-Cotton dull-middling, 1oll.
Flour duh and easier sell Wheat-southern duh and
about stesdy western hisher closing quiet southern
red, 110al. ID; do. amber. 12a1l5 No l Maryland,
l1Isall2; No western winter red spot L071sa1 07sl
bGTember 10, 81 0S January i09aal 093a February,
lll5Gai l21s March ll4tial l4a: May, IlS5sa1 lS5ss
Corn-southern lower and dull western inactive and
nolinally lower; southern white. 54als; do. yellow.
January coz 6l4; February, 6lE@at24 May, "a bid;
steamer 54a95 Oats d,ulmsoathern, 3sa43: western
Rye quiet 6Ga6s. Hay unbalanced, Provisions quiet
and unchanged Butter dull-western packed. l0a23:
creamery, 25a.'5 Legs quiet, 29a30; ,icked, 20a2l.
Petroleum unchanged Coffee duIl-Rio cargoes, ordi-
refined quiet. 1414a!4H. Whisky steady. 1lsa1 1s4.
freights to Liverpool per steamer unchanged and quiet
ReceipshOur, 431S barrels; wheat, 81, 600 bushels.
corn, 1000 bushels: oats. 100 bushels; rye, 100
bushels. Shipntnts-wheat. So 600 bushels: corn 5000
bushels
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I'd Edition.
Latest qelGgranS to The Star


PROVIDENCE, Dec 15-The Rev. Edwin NJ. Stone,
for many years Unitarian minister at large In the
city. died this morning OF chronic bronchitis aged
IS. lie was an enthusiastic antiquarian student,
aud was the author OF several historical works
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A Wrecked Train.

FITTsBURG, Dec. ia special dispatch to the
Chronicle from Steubenville o., sayS:-At an early
hour this morning an east bound freight train on
the Pan Handle road ran into landslide at Sicily 9
station, and was wrecked. Geo. 1roilinger. the en-
gineer, was killed and David Vensel, the fireman,
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NJ ReichoDnet, OF the Swiss federal council pre-
o1ctS European war Ia the near future
A motion 10 abolish the French embassy 90 the
vatican was defeated In the chamber OF deputies
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Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, Dec. 15-The Erening Posts f1nan
cfll article SAYS The features of the stock marae
In the forenoon were almost exactly the same a.
those OF yesterday.
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Affairs I'm West yya.h,r,,o,.

TIE MARRIAGE Of MI. Perry N. Petit. formerly
OF this city, to the daughter Of Mrs Traverse. Of
P1ney Point, Is announced to take place next yveek
GRAIN.-Arfved-Boat e. Lyons Whitinr with
$500 bushels wheat; sold at 8. 10 % 20"
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Latest Foreign News by Gable.

RELATIONS BSTwEEN FRANCE AND GERMANY.
BERLIN Dec. l5.-Baron de Cource, the French
ambassador has returned to this city from Fried
richsruhe, where he went TO visit Prince Bismarck.
He remained with the German chancellor IS hours
He says he is satisfied with the views he obtained
from Prince Bismarck regarding the relations be-
tween France and Germany.
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From the Montgomery md } Advocate
Owing to the immense increase OF business TIM
WASHINGTON STAR has been enlarged 20 an eipht
column journal It Is now printed ON the Hoe web
printing and folding machine. which prints cufs
folds and pastes at the rate Of copes per hour
Inc new press cost "a 500 Such enterprise truly
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DIED.

GREENE, At Morristown NtJ, on Saturday morn
ing Den Der u 1883, IN the seventy fifth year Of her
age MARI HA DANA, wife Of Gen. George Sears Greene
OF Warwick HI. and daughter of the late Hon samuel
Dana, Of Groton, Mass
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PFILADELPHIA, Dec. 15.-Common pleas court
No 2, with Judges Hare. Mitchell and Fell on The
bench refused tne application for the admission II
practice in that court OF MRS. Carrie b. KiIgore
wife OF Damon Y. kiigore, esq.
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SILVER WARE.
HAMMERED SILVER
RUSSIAN SILVER
OXIDIZED SILVER
REPOUSSE SILVER
QUEEN ANN SILVER
From the smallest object to the largest and most po
tant, forming one of the most MAGNIFICENT collections
ever offered in this any city at the lowest
prices SAMUEL KIRK SON
Manufacturers. 172 W. Baltimore street
Established 1877 nlpln
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5O7 SEVENTH STREET.

W. Have A Lor
UNIQUE ARTICLES FOR HOLIDAY rREsENTs
Such
SCONCES. HAND-GLAssES. ASH TRAYS
CANDLESTrCKS LAMPS
ORNAMENTS. &c. in Polished ANTIQUE and Repousss
Brass; also Lows ART TILES and SKETCHES
In Plush Framea
HAYWARD HUTCHINSON
oiA s24 Sth s.rest
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The New York stock MarIset.
The following are the opening and 2:30p m prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
by special wire TO Il. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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Local NOIes.

Judge Smell to-day fined Angeetti Allen colored
$50 for Keeping bawdy house, on complaint of
Rev. Mr. Bell colored.
j. Shillington sends early copies OF Demorest's
Monthly, The Young Ladies' Journal. and Frank
Lesles Popular Monthly for January.
James Lane and John Wheeler. cOored, arrested
wednesday morning by officer Nicholson OF the 5th
precinct, charged with stealing COW in Fairfax
county. between Townsville and Vienna and driv-
manded to the Virginia authorities by Lieutenant
Austin
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOh SALE-LOIS.
EoR SALE-FIVE LOTS ON SIXTEENTH STREET
bf tween and q streets 1SxS0: newly paved;
sewers IN front and rear: brick basement foundations
already laid tCt hOuses. Price 81.
dl5-2w PARKER TOW \SEND, 141S street.
NOR SALE-LOTS-CHOICE LOTS On SIXTEENTH
= street. at sT' culative prices. PARKER l. TOWN
ST. D. l3is sire northwest. di2-2w
ENOR SALE-THF FINEST BUILDING SITE IN
Washington the Potomac and neghboriug portions of
Virginia. Address D. Il L., Star Office dl2-2w'
E0R SsLE-I HAVE ONE OF THE MOST DFSIR-
Il able Bu1idn1 Sites on street for sale; 29 feet
front adjoining the east the handsome stone resi-
dece OF Commissioner Edmonds between 18th and
streets northwest. This lot can be had low price
JNO. A. PRESCOTT,
oa-2W l4l6 stree northwest.
TOR sALE-I HAVE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
Building site on Connecticut avenue for sale being
the southwest corn Of Connecticut avenue and St
nortl~ st frontage ConneCti 100 feet;
most desirable location tor elegant sidel &C.
Il re PUBLIC or 1ats' building, having trontages on
three prominent streets. J&U A. PRESCOTT,
dS-2w l4I6 street northwest
IEOR SALE-I HAVE ONE OF TIL MOST EIIGI-
Il bly, locat. sles for modern residence 10th
SIR ct near street northwest for sale 50x1U0 feet
There are two frame houses this lot which yield
Per month rent desirable to location size of lot aud
price JNO- A. PRESCOTT, 14I6 st n. W. dS-2w
E'oR SALE-A NICE LOT AND SMALL HOUSE on
New Hampshire avenue between and O streets
A nr-st-class neighborhood. DANENHOWER L son,
l226 street. nl,-Iu
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE


|'9k SAlE OR EXGHANGE-FLORIpA LAND
Il q Oy Northern and L s'rrn people GOOD scnools
an Ctt!' ri road station, post office exirrs- and
telegraph q; lace. Buyers can have ont
G4 cultivated Oh ~ >opabl- Owner Of !, on. Nv
T.. her AZ al, - SEE az o;fice TY Err ELIfiER
FORD hel Estate and Insurance. 1925 street north
"'S' Dist
ETOR SALE-F1RTY ACRES AT BROAD CREEK
: tWr miles II Washington. ry,. Brick House,
god land. price 81 zoo Address Box us Star otEce
GI+-}t' ~
kFUR SALt-A REAL BARGAIN--A FARM OF
% IL" arms In h,lh state of cultivation ap;les
peaches rs and graz OF tie very bst selections well
EeoteTefi hN-ruOn. ficme dwelling with cellar Cd
barns alc other buildings. five heavily t,ubp-.d
81 &frS bJttotu and gently siOYing Situated five .Iqs
OF tAr city. III that early and desirable yarprI
ton fine road Ills farm has been ul.d con-
~Hj llLTuyet ut 10y the subscriber for the last tyel
Years. 4u Is oter.d Tor s3tO-easy payIaents or all
CASH For iis} ard further Information II upon the
owner at corner 10Th street and Va ave Il. ar navy
yard IQl5th.e tu-3t'l aIFX ri JUSES
F|oG SALE-ONF OF THE FINEST ESTATES N
N:rtI-4. cgntalIir2 200 acres. half in woodland
W. fenced and Wstervt acres in appI tres ~
choice vJrI e. : carefully selected -
FOr IaELlc uIars AID price apply to
WM p YOUNG,
u4<-d 1905 street, near Ebbitt House
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DINE MUsEUM.-The management OF the Dime
Museum, Messrs Barton & Logan, are making ex-
tensve Improvements so as to enlarge the CAPACITY
OF their museum, and have leased the adioinin9
building for the purpose OF containing the extern.
siye collection OF rare animals from the aooegical
gardens, New York 1t will be opened to the public
| on Monday next in addition TO the ml,seuui and
| stage attractions without extra charge.
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MATHEW ARNoLDs LECTURE-Alr Matthew Ar
mold the distinguished English critic, poet and
man OF letters vim lecture at the Congregational
"Literature and Science" Speaker Carlisle viii IN
troduce the orator. large and intelligent au-
dence will doubtless be present.
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WEATHER BULLETINs.-The regular issue Of
special weather bulletins by the signal service twice
day has been discontinued. they will I'm future
oe prepared only when data OF unusual public In
tere5t has been collected
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PROFESSIONAL.

FEE HF r11rr VISIT np wu,rr,s
Misris Hotel for rf fr, s aysnMe opposite
spni0 RsessH \ Nails a, ether Of tie
81 PER visit Press OF business at Office urecides attend
MASSAGE AND SWEDISH MOVEMENT CURE
Rbrnmat,sin ,iopt sIsn S4 me heart ana stomach
ache Ge1pral D, bility &c pro- IT 70 III, N1S
menf 81 a. Mat nt hai Lazy Assistant Daily treat
dies Gentlemen and CHILDREN 'A 0'nn'ASls 3Ir u
,YvF paw 80 H---S--: - H-2-t1H-
VI MANICURE AND SURGEON CH1RopOD1sT
cora aif b1no9 hsn nails l and bn Of nails
treated treated sigle treatment Of either hands feet 81
SesIste s1 S1o aysnue northwest
MAGNETIC HEALING IysTITI,TE
~ h,nia and N.r-o,o,,, o. J.. ,-.-.
"a Nervaas area shei
complaints yield quickly. 5l2 10th st. NV. nl7lm'
rs kS., NJ = A , French MAGNETIC HEALER AND
YIsp.W Foss Hs T4 -G 1s5 ana patrons
naDf IA ana Asroog1st gives letter sat
I'm tIi t az atis o, ne than any one III the proies-
e ans, Tue Issl present ana future destiny gives
insiTesa low 10 ~ isI 70
iee-lades. 81 Gentlemen 81 GEO
vi LIFE All Hasiness dent III hsE and e OF
telnen 30 cents each street between An and 9Th
str.rts northwest jel4-1sw.
D-,-,,,,-,,,,
-------- - 80, i ~ ~
nm CT.pp I.pS0[C C71D(-I,I1
l streets ', W t;nS n srai.I,. En-. 9TH AND T.
taCtharhe uitb'+ ~ sltId i also me cure OF
on The a,1,rns all v; ,iI of - r amast lsd
I 'i1CS pAAi VI eAuactiiIS Gas gwen
NJ Won HAVE 1011rIJ ,1I1I --------------------
i ''A- AZ NJ aIhE
1907 4 -, % l. 49,, So
ran |rra II ond 60 III !rl'N+t 'A"eSt .,o
D.ZDn1 p.PCOSC n n g o1,,-
Is iienre 4os IN St,et Irt, VI TIE a NJ hfS-
Pok Stor All Trancbos ~ Nv, over DallaIltylles
fy1ned fIas go To- r. VI nti.isFE slIIuiy per.
- ti,itS 10 ~ go. " "tn most pleasant
l-uIts uas ol HIt III. zen years experience oo
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NEW BANK-The controller Of the currency has
authorized the ConcOrdia National hank at Con-
cordla, Kansas, to begin business with capital Of
$4,000.
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.-Mr. BENJAMIN A.
Janvler died yesterday morning at his residence
age Mr. Janyler was formerly OF New Castle. Del.
put nad resided here for over thirty years the most
OF the time employed as clerk In the Treasury de-
paTimenL He was communicate OF the Foa,rt h
Prespyteran church for number OF years and a
member or the sessions OF the church His funeral
late residence. AA-0