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GOV Cleveland, OF New York, has vetoed the bill
authorizing gas light companies to use electricity
instead of gas for lighting purposes
Gazette company for $4,000 damages for libel,
terminated yesterday in favor OF the plaintiff the
damages being assessed at g.
one branch OF the city council OF Baltimore yes
terday adopted an ordinance requiring all street
railway companies, AFTER October LIST, to place on
every car conductor as we'll as a driver
Irving. the actor, is to be knighted
In the balk line billiard tournament In Chicago
yesterday, Norris beat Wallace and vignaux beat
Sexton.
There are fears that Capt Blacks command,
that went In pursuit OF the Apaches in New
Mexico has been ambushed and killed.
A petition OF capitalists OF Buffalo, N. Y, was
yesterday presented TO the common council asking
that right OF way be granted to build a tunnel
under Niagara river.
The marriage OF Prince Louis Ferdinand, Of
Bavaria, to the Infanta Maria Della Paz was cele.
brated in Madrid yesterday.
IN the House OF Commons yesterday Mr.. Parnell
said that the interview with Mr.. O'Kelly and him
sell In the French papers, stating that the British
government 1rSt made overtureS to him {Mr Par
nelD while he was In jail was correct Mr. Glad
stone denied these statements, but refused to
appoint committee OF inquiry.
In Philadelphia, yesterday, Judge Pierce refused
the late Charles Fechter. to restrain John Stetson
from producing the drama OF Monte Cristo"
Georgia has named post o11ce there after ex.
Secretary Blaine.
The Dominion government has decided to admit
the importation OF whisky from the United States
Bishop Keane left Richmond yesterday on his
proposed trip to Europe He win be gone from
York on Thursday on the steamer Grecian Mon.
arch for London.
A warrant was issued in New York yesterday
against =: T. Barnum and his managers, charging
York code In relation TO exhibitions In which
children take part
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Municipal Election. Yesterday

CINCINNATI CLoSK-RESULfS IN OTHER OHIO CITIES
Municipal elections were held in several cities
In Ohio yesterday. Returns from Cincinnati indi-
cate the election of Stephens (dem.) for mayor
and Eshelby (rep.) for controller The remainder
OF the ticket is close. Returns from seventeen
OUT OF twenty-six precincts ia Columbus give an
e os majority FOR Walcutt (rep) OF about
4ou the remainder OF the republican tic ket is also
probably elected. The democrats in Clevela nd
elected John A. Farley tdem.) mayor by not less
than 5,UO majority. In SJeubenville the demo.
Gratis elected the mayor and the republicans the
remainder OF the ticket In Toledo the republic
cans elect the mayor BY small majority. The
republicans elect their candidates In Fostoria
Lebanon, VanWert, Gallon and London A divided
ticket was elected at Mansfield, Pomeroy, Newark
ana Akron. The democrats elect their entire
ticket at Chillicothe and Findlay and Xenia elects
q democratic city solicitor.
FIGURES PROM OTHER srArEa
Evansville, Ind, elected the entire democratic
ticket; Hartford, Conn.,, the citizens ticket;
bridgeport, Conn.,. elected a republican mayor
In Michigan the indications that the rusonists
nave elected one OF the supreme judges and the
republicans the other. East Saginaw, Mich,
elected a democratic mayor. Keokuk. Iowa elected
republican mayor. In Bismarck, Oak, the citi-
zenS candidate was elected mayor. Jacksonville
Fla, elected straight-out democratic ticket
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The Minor wife Marder.

The CASE ON TRIAL IN JUDGE HAsNRRs COURT
To-day, in the Special Criminal Court Judge
Hagner, the trial OF the colored man Frank Minor,
indicted for the murder OF his WIFE Victoria Minor
oy wounds with razor, on the 18th OF October
last, was resumed-Dlstrict Attorney CorkhiI and
Assistant District Attorney c. s. Moore for the
government, and MessrS 7. Z. Miller and e D.
Wright for the prisoner. There was quite a large
crowd In attendance to-day
SELECTING JURY.
The Jurors selected yesterdays In number
spent the night at the National hotel, and, In
charge OF Bailifs Searle and Miller, were marched
ing. ~ 'AN' ~
The selection OF jurors was proceeded with, and
w. o Hoge, OF the regular panel, was excused
having scruples as 10 capital punishment George
w. Gray was excused on physicians certificate,
J. Hadley Doyle had an opinion. solomon Fowler
nad formed an opinion from the newspapers
thompson Ross was excused. hts name being Rose
THOMPSON Thomas A. Mclaughlin had formed
seen IL contradcted, still had that opinion Harry
c. Moves, accepted. ThomasR Buriey had formed
am oPInon 9ona Patterson had rea! newspapers
lenged by defense. w. A. Hutchins had
an opinion, but could render an impartial
challenged by defense. David T. Robin.
son had formed an opinion, but could
render an impartial verdict; pronounced compe-
tent oy the cokt; exception noted, and chal-
Gnged w. t. DaSs challenged by defense Dan
lei o'Leary had an opinion which would require
N'Iu.ii|C w ichiuft, pfUhOunCeu competent. eX-
ception noted, and challenged John II. Connell
scceptei and sworn. Roby l. White had an opin-
ION w. scott smith had conscientious Scruples as
to capital punishment.
ms exhausted the list, and but two Jurors
Harry T. Moves and John r. Cpnneli-having been
secured leaving two others to be obtained. the
court ordered that twenty talesmen be selected to
appear at O'Clock.
NAMES OF TALESMEN DRAWN
The following were drawn as talesmen; joseph
II. Semmes, George w. Hager, w. L Tune, T. 1.
H. Wiltberger, p. ii. Chrstman, w. S. orion, Jas
Fitzpatrick, w. scott Chew, John H. Beckwith,
Joseph Davis, j. p. klingle Walker Lewis, W.
LORD, Robert Willitt. George j. Mueller. James
ward, NJ j. Adler, A A Wilson, E. l. Dub AIRY
and A. j. Jones
PROCEEDINGS AFTER RECESS.
AT O'Clock the court re-cOnvened and the Sc
lection OF jury was resumed. Joseph e. Semmess
accepted. w. ]. Tune challenged by defense
Philip H. Christman had formed and expressed an
jOurned.
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nUNCANsOs BROS, Aucsioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF CHURCH b Hing AND
LOIS ON IIkIEENTH STREET. BETWEEN
AID Q STREETS NORTHWEST. Al AUG
By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated March TO- 1881, "a
and duly recorded in Liter NO 9G4 folio 24i ct I'D
seq- one Of the land records for xashin gtGn R4:a
COUNT. IN the District Of Columbia, vii SELL at
public auction, MONDAY, the Ninth DAY
OF APRIL A. D. 1888, at FIVE O'CLOCK p H. .
IN front Of the premises. all the following de,
scriOed real estate and premises situate lying and
being III the City of Washington. the District Of Col
Imbia> aud known and designated lots numbered
thirty trEt 1897, thirty nine 1897 and forty 4G in
uinban College ct ubdiyisioI of square Numbered
one hundred and ninety -four I94) together with al
and singular the improvements. ways. easements
rlghts IrVie-es and appurtenanCes T. tie same he
longing or III wise app~rtainiag.
The @0 Se lots will be sold subject deed Of trust of
f9.eOO. with interest at ger cent frOIu December
1SS said trust = dated March l. A. ID. 1881 and pay
able five after date
Terms Of sale: II. $50 and interest a. per cent from
june 10. iSS2- Taxes and expenses Of sale in cash
oaanSc III one and two from day Of notes to
bear l:e ST and 10 be by deed Of trust on the
premise sod. convey ancing &c. a. Cf purchaser
deposit Of $50 required at time Of ii terms of
saIe are not complied with days from day Of
sale the trustee reserves the right to resell The property
q the risk and cost of the H. fauitins purchaser or pup
enasers after i've days public notice resale in
some newspaper published II Washington, Il. C.
nh27 -Gtstis f. z. MIDDLETON Tfustee
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hrsstN ELLULOlD TRUSS: THAT NEVER
worn while bathing. Is for sale e ~
CHAS. FISHERN
Mpa r,cr,rn ga 7tbstxect northwest
LADY Patrons ~ ssssaaon 70 mo wa1n,H
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TelegraphIc Briefs

Fire broke out In Jersey Shore, Pa, shortly be-
lore Two O'Clock this morning In frame building
belonging to T. & j. G. Calvert, furniture dealers.
which, at one time, threatened the destruction OF
She whole town The flames. however, were final
~ confined to eight building, six brick and two
frames
Inc fire In the lumber yards at Riand, Wis, was
got H undef control last night Badger Gould,
Is $50 COO Partially insured.
The case against the president and directors OF
the Lake Pleasant Spiritual Camp Meeting asso-
cation for the criminal libel of DR.. Jonathan NJ
hobefts, OF Philadelphia, editor of Hind and Nat
OF not guilty.
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ANofHRR ARCTIC KxPxDlTIoN-The editor of the
NordesVe.mon North etaF3. Swedish newspaper
puoaisned IN New York, yesterday received dis.
Baron NordenAktod Was completing his arrange.
men0 for another Arctic expedition and would
70 search for traces q the COLONIES witch 10
people OF Iceland established Id Greenland n tho
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w EEfEE 1& 10TH ST. NV. CHARCOAI.s
papFEa AND PITCH BUILD RS' SHEATHINt2
IiNiS6 " - N GkMkNTH, PIARTER, CARPET
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T0-1IGIsisOW.

nUNCANsON BROS, Auctoneers
ENTIL f CONTENTS OF FRUIT AND C0NFEC-
TIONERI STORE. No. 335 PENINSULA NJ
AVENUE NORTHWEST. CONSISTING IN
IART OF FRENCH FRUITS, CANDIES.
NUTS. CANDY JARS, SODA FOUNTAIN
SHOW CASES. COUNTERS, SHELVING. &C.
&c. AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL FDT RTH
commencing at TEN O'Ci- OCK Will sell 81 tha is s.,
named store the entire contents being art, e;fIp--
sted above, to which atten ton of buyers is called
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HELD ON CHARGE OF AssAULrIEG A POLICEMAN.
ThOmaS and john Cross and Michael Nighton
were In the Police Court to-day charged with
using personal violence to member OF the poles
Dy Mr.. Daniel CahIlL Mr. Randolph Coyle OF
the district attorneys office, appeared for the
prosecution. Private Fitzgerald testified that yes
terday morning VIM Fegan, OF 3D. street and Viz
gtnfa avenue, sent to the first precinct station
for an onlcer to disperse disonderly crowd. On
arriving AZ the corner 10 question and attempting
10 put ThoS Cross under arrest witness was
assaulted by the crowd and knocked down and
kicked, and not having his pistol or club with him
He had black eye and bruised face The de-
ieEdants vero held for the action OF the grand
Jury, and were committed In default Of $500 bonds
each.
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Almshouse Atrocities.

BOSTON, April 3-The Investigation into the
management OF the Tewksbury almshouse was.re-
Sumed this morning
Mrs. Charlotte A. Thomas of Andoyer In cham
OF certain departments OF the almshouse testified
that DR.. Pease, female doctor who treated the
patients, evidently did not know her business,
and three patients lost their lives through her
treatment. She had difficulty In getting clothes
ior MIS-. Marsh to lay out the dead, and had heard
taken from them In the case of a dead child &c
had been kept too long. When the father came
1or the body block OF wood was placed I'm Che
insane girl when laid out was eaten by rats
Three hundred and twenty-five pounds of butter
were mace per month. One pound a day was
given 10 the inmates, and the balance went to
capt Marsh: Skim milk was given to the inmates
until forbidden by the inspectors The investiga-
ton was adjourned till Tomorrow
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THIS EFENiSG.
Z AFTER b. WILLIAMS K Co. Auctioneers.
POSITIVELY CLOSING OUT SALE

WAI.TER r. WILLIAMS Co. Auctoneers.
POSITIVELY CLOSING OUT SALE
FINE DiAEtONDS. EEWELRY AND GOLD
WATCHES
at pubic sale THIS FF!>SISG at HAIF-PsSI
SEWN t'tIfIt X ami EVERY ENENING az the same
hou- urtil entire stook II -Tcsel Of at saert,un
corner .fttI amt street.. .. PehDsy avenue
being the stock Mr. y GCdstein retiring from busi-
Our instructions n out the stock 20 soon
possible. Great baraius at private sale during the
day.
mh19-st WALTER d WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts
A UCTION SALE OF UEREDEEMFD PLEDGES.
IN Comm. euCing SATU. DAY, MARCH THIRTY
FIRST AT SENEN L. NJ. and continuing until ell are
disposed Of. viii sci at pub lie auction. large and
varied assortment of redeemed pledges, csSiftirg
of Gold AID Silver Watches Chains. Rings. Bracelets,
Pms and Other IeWelry; OrcrcCas and Ul-ter<
and other Coats, Psrt-. E--t. SUNS MusicI nstru-
ments. Clocks Guns. Esvolvers. Sewing SIa hines
Trunks. Cutlery and Pated- ware Solid Silver y are
Iles. Gutra aad Fled Glasses. Books. Tcos OF ali
Kinds. IN HTU.igs.
All parties having goods deposited VIII please take
notice.
NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE.
FOLEY. A"ctlc8eer- ni30 ST.
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Local Notes..

The will Of August Fredericks, leaving his estate
10 MS Vile, was filed with Register Ramsden to-
day.
Abner Kingman, Of Montreal, Canada, and w.
w. Boyce, OF Fairfax county, Va, have filed a
petition In the Probate Court asking that the will
and five codicls OF Eiiab Kingman be admitted 10
probate and letters issued
A small colored boy, named Robert Terry was
Smell to-day.
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MISS LANorRY's DKNIAI.-With reference TO tn q
statement telegraphed from PhiladeiDhia thai
Miss Agnes LAngtFy had clipped az Niagara Fails
with young man Of Toronto. Miss Langtry writes
would contradict the statement made in this
mornings paper. am &C present on q visit 70 Mr.
ana Ma Mackenzie, Of Toronto, previous to my
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Gen. Diaz visits Gen. Hancock,

NEW YORK, April 3-Gen Hancock was visited
at Governors Island to-day by ex-Presdent Diaz-
me latter was accompanied by Gems. Frisbie Ro-
nero, and Pacheco. Gen. Hancock and his staff
received the distinguished visitors at the landing,
the 5th artillery band playing national airs.
IWenty-one guns were fired as salute to the ex-
president, and fifteen guns in honor Of Gen. Ro-
nero The guests lunched with Gen. Hancock
and then left the Island
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END OF The LICENSE YEAR
The license year for commercial agents, produce
dealers and hucksters begins April LIST, and
License Agent Ran and Ofcers Block and Carter
are out Notifying parties pursuing these avoca-
lions to come In and take out their licenses. They
are responding promptly, and the revenues OF the
license ONCE have been largely increased yester-
| day and to-day
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VI AR RUEn-

!I SaDfEdRfF.RANDAlI- On Monday evening.
April 1888 at the residence OF the brides nsrns s
the hey r ID. Power. VICTOR MINDELEFE To = q
SlE LOUISE RANDALL. w
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TOLEDO, OHIO, April 3.-The republicans elect
the mayor 6y SS majority and police clerk by 20
majority. The democrats elect the solicitor, Do
ice Judge, police prosecutor trustees OF the water
works and cemetery, three police commissioners,
IOur JUSTICES or the peace and four constables by
majorities ranging from 200 to 1000 The common
council Will stand: republicans. g; democrats, 8;
the board OF aldermen: republicans, 3; democrats,
o; board or education: republicans, g; democrats,
b; police board: republicans, l: democrats 4
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
V,HosiAs BOWLING. sucsioneer.

yIHOMAs BOWLING. Ruceioneer
vERY VALUABLE TNu-1fORI AND GANSARD
KotF Hf.Ilh DWELLING, NTH LARGE BRICK
STABIF, on THE SoUIHNESI CORNER OF
FRFTT EICE AND 81 GUND SIkEkTS GEORGE
TOW pc. AT AUCTION.
On . TUESDAY,. APRIL IHlED. 1888 nj TIVFElt
O'CLOCK. front ~ the premises, shall sell part -
OF lots and 90 fronting I5 feet inches on west S
side Pred mex street. hy 6elh If lot fee. on Cd
street Improved by taCHry and Inansard roof bTck
dwelling cnsInIHE II rooins. water, gas aEd all mod
vtIrHt~, with ARE brick StabifuF
Tern one third cash balance in and two years
with IOie- besrug interest aud secured by deed Of
trust III cDyeysnClug purchasers cost. 800 de-
post viii be required q of sale.
JAMES l., DAVIS Agent.
nlT-dS1s THOMAS DOWNING. Aict.
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DUNCASSON BROS. Aucuoneers.

1ETSIf T G SE OF :, yadTAnLE REA5 TsIATE
IMPROVED SITUATED
ON STREET NORTHWEST
ON WASHINGTON STREET,
on Vi STREET NORTH
DEIA"ARE AVENUE. THIRD STREET EAST
ON STREET NORTHWEST
on " STREET SOUTH
AND ON Fl STREET NORTHWEST
BY yrtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court. d <s.,
C.. ii qJity Cause No 5. 49, Lori vs. O'Donno s:s
ghue q al, viii sell under deed of trust =. az
PEI DAY OF APRIL, A. d 1853, at FivF GCI ok
III, u iIo't OF the Premises Lot No 2G with i'm
sllare No. 5i5 his fronts I76 feet ! NH on ~
, u SiitElu q tle new Pension building
~ WI .. SOD Ii seven convenient Iarccls each ABOUT
n. IL front 4 the premises we VII -e 1t No 81 IN
the sub % 2t 3 IN square 5lS This OF fronts on Wash
Iton iFtt !ao "a isrt md viii be sold par
a. OF a - IkDAY. SEVENTH APRIL. a. FIVE P NJ.
Squire %s z w. s ea net ao: S 3 S
On TUESDAY, TINiI 5pRI1. >. FIVE pu :.
Front 81 ne premises. VIII sen Lots Nos So q as
eI.,, ,be % neq,se asd LOIS NGs - + So in:
s'6 vi i D%sb 5s9 Il asy II Yqlars pp1I
IN squsre No. $40. with the building thorean' on
SIX O'CLOCK on SAME DAY IN 'front.' NJ .S nm az
IVt - IL sisa4e No. $40 with the improvements on
On fHuEsb Az the IA i u fRa APRIL =, rrvrp
NJ the rca- parts OF lots Nos. g. g. 10 and IL in the
and E arP sqrff re- FIJI in Iot We
IS III SQUIRE No. ST. With the Improvement on Fl
Terms: one t,ird cash, of which a deposit Of 100
On "a iAc, VIII be required at time of sale balance
cured by coed Of trust the property sold or ali
a. Sp.%n o. pEFehaser Ii the terms not coInped
eo.d al NIX o. cefaultng purchaser. Conyeyancing
r,,e,.... IL JEsCP MILLER, r-n....
mL-i--kts ALAN A. DALE. Trustees
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George j. Bryan. a Buffalo, \. Y, editor. was
colhihllced 10 The Insane asylum yesterday; cause
too much whisky.
Inc prisoners in the jail at Portland, Maine
struck work yesterday because they haynT enough
af
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I'd Edition.
Latest q'GlegranS to The Star.

Marriage Of Eek Secretary Evarts'
Youngest Daughter.
NRw YORK, April 3-Miss Louisa Wardner
ESarts, the youngest daughter OF Hon. VIM. M.
Evafts, was married to-day to Dr.. Charles d.
Scudder, the son OF Hon. Henry J. Scudder, at
Calvary Episcopal church. The ceremony was per
formed by Bishop Williams OF Connecticut no was
assisted by the Rev. DR.. Satterlee rector OF the
church. The best man was Edward Scudder the
brother of the groom, and the bridesmaids were
Miss Jennie Matthew'S daughter of Justice Mat.
tnews. OF the US supreme court, and Miss Cor
nelia Crosby, Of this city
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SUIT FOR DAMAGEs-Alonzo j. Eaton to-day by
W. e. Earle. entered suit against the Great Falls
Ice company for 5000 damages, received by one
OF defendant's wagons running over him February
Sd last at 18th and streets.
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N ALTER B. WILLIAMS CO, Auctioneerg.

BIRDS, BTRDSu RJRDC,rr
A LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
STUFFED BIRDS Al AUCTION.
We VIII sell st salesro0Tn corner 10th and
stf9e Iacing PeDnsy wanna avenue, on THURSDAY
ard ERlDAI, APRIL FIFTH and SIXTH AT
ILEAEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, EALF-PAST TWO and
lection of WA
STUFFED BIRDS.
This collection embraces large variety of the rnost
BEAUTIFUL Birds of North and South America preserved
and mounted under Glass Shades in the most durable
and hfetke manner. by the well known TaxiderInist
c. >. Galbrath. of New York.
The collection viii be on Exhibition WEDNESDAY
APRIL FOURTH, on first floor of our salesrooIn " hch
i wei heated for the comfort of visitors Chai~ will
DE furnished lhe ladies'. who respectfully invited
aT2-5t WALTER i. WILLIAMS n Co aTrts
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II X. HUTTON. Auct.oneer.

AUCTION SALE or FOEFEITFD PLEDGES
WIZ sell by pub ic auction at my store l2IS Pennayl-
nsIliS avenue u ". commencing TUESDAY APRIL
THRILL, st I'll GCa OCk 4. NJ my 1t ok of For
ietef Pledges viz: Gold Silver and Metal cased Watch
eS tdCit ana Silver Vest and Fob Ihains Gents Gold
Gharins aud LOckets. scarf Pins. Studs EYEGLASSES
i1arr1hss, Pins, Bracelets, ad;cs' Gold Necklaces
Naich chains and IGchtt- Plain Cola and Set Rings
GOD Pens and Pencils Diamond RINGS Earrings
To-T Illls and Studs listers and Sotairgs and
IN fac all kinds OF Jewelry; Solid SiIvcrware Meer
schaun; Pipes and smoker Nc
This sale viii continue mornings at 10 O'clock and
evenings at O'Clock until all the have been sold
ieFs lis holding ucaets OK my Issue viii please take
notice. FITI sFnS 1890
nIl0o-4t pawEbrCEer and
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- Truth is mighty and must Pre-.
vail''-NO sophistry can Withstand
the power Of its honest utterance.
Editor Of Erening Press:

Editor q Erening Press:
DEAR sR:-Feelins deeply grateful for the great ben.
eHts which have received from the of very yalua
Die article which has its origin and home in our beaut-
full CITY, and hoping that others who are afflicted a.
have been may find like relief from its use I beg the
indulgence Of few lines in valuable paper for
privilege Of communica ting to brief statement of
facts for the benefit of the multitude Of sufferers to be
met with on every side Many OF my friends well know
that have been very severely afflicted with heart dis
ease for number Of years. and have suffered from
only those suffer who have that dsease reduced
my strength so low that could scarcely walk ACROSS
my room. and the least exertion rendered me so
short breathed that I dared scarcely move and
life seemed very burdensome. was treated for my
malady BY the hest physicians and derived no benefit
from their treatment prescriptions until was ad-
vised by my family physician to Hunts Remedy
as my trouble was caused by inaction of my kidneys
which affected very seriously the action Of my heart
commenced taking 1t (having little faith in it OF any
other medicine, and 1t has helped wonderfully and
am now great deal better, and have been ever since
began its In fact have taken no medicine that
has benefited me greatly. My breathing is easy and
have gained Ia strength much that am able to do
my housework. cheerfully recommend Hunts REM
edy to all who may be afflicted have BEEN or who
are suffering from general debility and nervous
tration Respectfully
MRS. A. o. ROCKWELL.
Pearl Street, Providence R. l.
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NIHILIsTTC THREATS-It is stated that the revo-
iutionary party In st. Petersburg has issued n
proclamation warning all persons valuing their
personal saiety 10 keep at a distance from the
Gar during the coronation ceremonies In con-
ciuSion they state: I'VE VIII strike once more for
the freedom OF Russia -
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A standard medicine for curing Bright's Disease,
Dropsy Kidney. Bladder and Glandular MaIadies Is
Hunts Remedy. Female Weakness Pain in the ba ok
and 1oins, Gravel Diabetes. Intemperance Excess and
Prostitution Of the system cured by Hunts
Remedy. Hunts Remedy imparts health and yieor to
the constitution when It has become debtated Hunts
Remedy restores the invalid to health. 2