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40 AND SEE PROF. WARRING
" MEDIUM AND REAL ASTROLOGER.
At us Ninth street northwest.
Five thousand dollars to any who can equal him
Ia teng the past present and future causing speedy
AFFAIRS whose advice il Invaluable. He tells consultors
name IN full and is the only person that do so.
Prof Warning asks questions and uses no cards Of
any description in his profession.
SATISFACTION GIVEN OR NO PAY.
Fee-Ladies 81 gentlemen, 81. mhS-A1t
MRS NJ. A. FRENCH, MAGNETIC HEALER
w and business Medium, can be found at 1910 7th
street nortL west where she viii be pleased meet her
many friends ana odstOmers fl7-2ms
M ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
AfA LIFE. All business confidential Ladies and Gem
teInen 90 cents each. 40o street. between 4th and
OH streets northwest d28- low
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

NJ FOLEY, Auctioneer.
VIII sell. commencing THURSDAY MORNING
April. TWELFTH. AT HALF-PAS1 TEN O'CLOCK
The sek OF Dry Goods at 90s Ito street. consisting of
SILKS. DRESS GOODS. TABLE LINENS
PURE LINEN 'sHEETINes. HOSIERY. UNDER
MEMS WHITE DRESS SHIRTS. GOSSAMER RUB
BIER COATS,
FLANNELS, CssSIMERES. AND A COMPLETE
ASSORTMENT OF DESIRABLE DOMESTIC
GOODS.
Ladies' viii please attend this sale the PROPRIETOR ia
determined to sen art the highest BIDDER for
cash.
NJ FOLEY. Auctioaeer
m3o-1m COS It'll street northwest
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PROFESSIONAL

INASI fEET AND DAILY WALKS In ,fHi OPEN
ar zod srns,ine increase vitality and oEso,y,ty
Heuoe the most en- nent pnyscians, surgcolla aud
t1ouesnus Oh eiIlst Nell-known peTson2gc., Dr.
WHITES establishment, l4l6 Pa ave-. opposite VII
krGs Hotel, Tor rollat from aud avoidance OF Corns
6Cn.o1s, Club snt Inverted Nails yasculzr Excres
suosa. etc Once Zee 81 Ter visit Established in Wash
fngton. D. O.. IN is6i. mSo
nR. III. L. EOYEE. y. piCAI EJ.sCT RICIAN.
tresis successfully f:;:izle Diseases Xeur.lgix
Ehsumstisp,, Cbiiis tAraiysis Nervous Diseases re
TURKISH, Russian, Sulphur and ell sIedicatod Baihs
EssD- l&i7 q street opposite AigSs lioTse. oa0
nk II. g. PAgSOSS, MEDICAL FLECTRICIaN
l(GasSAnic and Electro f.pc- Batils Massage SwcTd
ia mos sfnents. Magnetic Treatment &c. Hours from
4Asn. K p.E. 1871 stree. norg.we:t. oj-Tm'
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Latest qelegranS to The Star.
rhe Richmond Election Case Again
Postponed.

RICHMOND, April f6-The case OF R. B. Num-
ford, commissioner OF revenue OF Richmond, on
t.1al for conspiracy with his deputies TO hinder
and obtruct voting at the last election, was again
called this morning, but owing to the continued
illness OF one OF the jurors, was postponed until
bail for their appearance.
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g BENSINGER, Aucfloneer,
Cs Washington Horse and Carriage Bazar,
93S. $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, BUGGIES, CARRI-
AGES, WAGONS HARNESS. &c, EVERY TUES
DAY. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MORNING.
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, REGARD
LESS OF WEAT HER.
Constantly hand and at private sale large stock of
Horses. New and eccHd hand BUggies. CARRIAGES,
press Wagons Hairless. etc.. etc. Liberal
etisi&fineIts RS Pm
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PuRE AND INv1aonAr1se.
beverage or for medicinal purposes an unaduterated
Whiskey. invited to make trial Of the celebrated
brand
2 PPP PpP ZEE RRR TIT ERE Nm y
I'd $E'' Err H E. e. ! E.. 81 Il
Y Mx y vi H HI sssss XXX Kk E EE1 =
%w~~W* Il L Il Il sssss ( < K K Ens Z
This "hishey. upon an analytical examination. has
proved to be FREE from Fusil Oil, and indeed Of any
OF the modern ingredients which are used to give &C.
titious age and favor to this popular drink.
For sale bv
BROWNING M.DDLETON.l
BARBOUR 4 HAMILTON.
J. B. BRYAN BRO. Wsshinetou. D. G.
B. W. REEDS SONS and
N l. ME1LdEh BRO.
H. h. w. CATHERWOOD,
PHILADELPHIA,
;a1s-7st. SOLE PRoPR1EToRs.
L1ou oRs.
HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE OLD RYE WITS.
KYS
MARYLAND CLUB A.
MONTICELLO IT.
BAKER.
OLD CROW,
ROYAL CABINET
IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKY.
BEDFORD RUM.
JAMAICA RUM.
PIPER HE1DSIC CHAMPAGNE. BASS ALE ON
DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED. GUINNESS POR-
TER ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED.
YoUNGER's SCOTCH ALE. BOT
tiled. HOLLAND GIN
GWAN).
E. c. KNIGHT,
fel3 1892 Pennsylvania avenue.
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COMMISSIONS were issued to-day 10 r. c. Meade,
postmaster at Llttousyille, Va, ana C. b. owens.
Llttle'S Mula w Va
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RETURNED Surgeon General Hamilton, OF the
marine hospital, has returned from q tour OF In
Spect1On in the south.
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Tlsiollowing are The opening ana closing pricss
tIthe New York Stock Market to-day, "a reported
J special wire 10 II. H Dodge $50 18th strest
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
IL Southeast cor. 9th and y streets northwest.
MATING. HALL BENCHEs. sc. &c.
STOCK OF r1swA Asi9' OIL TANKS, &c.
STOCK OF ft dRooER1Es.
SMALL PRINTING PISS fssss AND TYPE AT AUG
On TUESDAY MohNIsa. APRIL SEVEN
in front Of saiesrooms general collection OF goods It
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Aucuoneers-
" AUCTION. LAST WEEK. AUCTION,
balance Of b.monds Cola wstchss and jeTsry .,
RpSs SEVEN tes a ssss at yw s9a
fully "a'1 Rakff E FfgFssfn'ff co. Anes.
apls-st Corner 10Th and D sta. facing Pa. ave.
DuBLIC SALE OF TWO WAREHOUSES; AND
at neon in front Of Court Room on Fairfax street.
HAAHcEKY SAKE OF y4tUAsIE IRKoyEp
fNFERsEc cFy 81 r Hf s4kEhT AokTHw IS +
A. s AAyNVHN kSaTS As
The COLUMBIA hosRiTAIs IMPKoYIp BY 4
the GoaGh BEek dF sSAs
District csla%sis heldiPx y Iaaty Court i
sssfs p,ss: on I'D No day Sss
1883. the undersigned trustees will sell at public auc
tlon IA front OF the Rremses 70 the highest bidder
FIVE O'CLOCK P: NJ. the following described real
estate situate in the city OF Washington District Of
Columbia to wit: All Of original Lot numbered thirteen
ti3), in square numbered fifteen 49, improved by =
brick building known the coach factory Of
John Paynes Sons said original lot fronting about
alley, having Is foot alley the side and
tanning about 9. SS2 square feet of ground.
The terms OF SALE prescribed by said decree. are
The purchase to be paid in equal instruments Of
third in cash. and the balance in and two
In equal payments from the day of SALE the whole to
payments to lie secured by the notes of the purchaser
with deed OF trust mortgage the property Sold
cash. to be paid the day of sae the ratification
thereof by the court deposit Of $3.50 Will be required
ct time of SALE All conyeyancing and recording At pur
chaser's cost If the tel of sale not complied
tue to resell the property without further notice At
the risk and cost of the defsultinr purchaser -
EDWARD H. THOMAS,
GLEN W. COOPER. ( 'f"''eeo'
ap16-d&ds ]. 7. COLDWELI. Auct.
L Real Estate Auctoneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT,
STREET BETWEEN TWENTY SECOND AND
TWENTf-THIRD STREETS NORTHWEST
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL Or
EIGHTEENTH NEXT, at FOUR O'CLOCK T. ~
NJ, will SELL in front OF the premises, Lot 6. -
square 81. Good title. with Ashford's abstract.
THOS. ]. FISHER 4 CO..
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

SECURITY FROM LOSS By BURGLARY,
~ ROBBERY, FIRE Oh ACCIDENT.
IdE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Charter Act Of Congress January 22d 1857.
Rents for IS 70 $50 per year. and takes ii kinds
rates. '-"-'A7s va 040S@~A ~>0a>'~' - A~"s~'
~ HtEiN y "a P. SNYDER, President
JOHN =; GLOVER. Of Riggs Co.. Vice President
AAoAnT L. sTURTEvANT. Secretary.
C.'E. Nyman. Asst. Secy.
DmKcToRs
ZEN HeSnSsmin r Snyder. Charles G. Glover.
Albert L. Sturteyank Thomss Eyana
John g. Pxrke. auix
TUE VERY BEST BLACK SILKS. RATTNs. VEL
Che.ps 80 = PARASOLS and sun UMBRELLA6.
SMhIa e"~ u ]. e. YOUN6S.
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4 ,HAkLEs vs.. HANDY, R.ai Estate Agent.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BUs1NESS PROPERTY ON SEVfNTH, BE-
I"kEN u End STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed in trust dated July Goth, O.
1879. and recorded in Liber No. 9l6 folio 304 ct
SEQ. OF the land records for the District of Coum -
bis, and by direction OF the holder of the promis-
sorry note secured thereby the said note being overdue
anu una d. the undersigned will offer, at pubic
tnn, IN front of the premises, TUESDAY, THE
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF APRIL, 1888, AT HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK +. NJ, the following described
real estate to Wit Lot numbered nineteen s} and the
South half of Lot numbered twenty COZ. in square
numbered forr hundred and forty ght t44S) sub
dvide by act OF corporation April 4th lS45, fronting
about 80 feet It'll street. and running back with that
WI 9TH about lU5 feet to alley The improvements
consist OF two threesory brick dwellings with stores
attached.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash. and residue in equal
instruments at SIX. twelve and eighteen months from
day of sale. to he secured by the purchasers notes
bearing interest, and deed OF trust the property
cold all cash. at the purchasers option deposit
OF FOO must be made at the time of the sae and If the
terms of sale be not complied with within eek from
T. day OF sale the Trustee the right resell
the property. at the purchasers risk and cost after
three days notice ~iD The Evening Star Newspaper.
Conyeyanctng aud recording at purchasers cost.
RUDOLPH EICHHORN, Trustee
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RUDOLPH EICHHORN, Trustee
j. t COLDWEII, AuctiOneer. ap3 -dk(

4 tHANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY ON THE WEST
~ SIDE DE NINTH STREET, THIRD LOT SOUTH
FROM THE CORNER OF . STREET NORTH
WEST.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of thes
District of Columlfs passed on the "a day OF i.5
april A. D lsss. in guilty Cause ,0ss. the un 4
pubic auction. on TUESDAY. the TWENTY-FOURTH
DAY OF APRIL, A. d. 1888, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.
l53), IN SQUARE numbered three hpndred and sixty.
seven situated in tile City of Washington, District Of
Columbia improved by two frame tsnernents, num-
bered 1923 and 1880 9th street northwest
Ters of sale. prescribed by decree. One third Of
the purchase money cash. and the residue in equal
ms;aEnents pay be at six ard twelve months with
interest at six cent NUN from date Of sale A
deposit OF 800 re9sired at time of sale If terms
not compiled with ten days from date OF the
trustees reserve the right to II the property the
risk and cost of defauiting purchaser.
- L 5 pra j building id Trns,s..
Il. b. LIE AZ. 1Fuhtees.
- 4I6 9Th st. NV,
DUSCANSON BROS. Aucts. ap10-d&ds
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The celebration win be continued to-zfs at by a
meeting At the Congregational Church. when the
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMKrRR.-Thef following
were the readings at the once OF the chief signal
oflcer to-day: z am. SOS; II am, 6a1: pm.
tl& Maximum, so: minimum, al
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aucn p0OCe6klOH 0IIIvS0 dS t0c corner OF
7th street and Pennsylvania avenue q number OF
gentlemen representing tho PlastererS Union
stepped out from the sidewalk ana presented to
tho Brtckmakoss' association, which was In Hire,
nne Wresta ana TRANCE q n0wers Representing
the seal a the order q the Knights OF Labor
made By III. I. Schultz aortst, at coo D street
1t was of circular form, thirty Inches across the
with triangle In the center Of prfmroses and yio-
lets, On which WAS the motto, wrought In blue
vio3eta, ssFru8n Assembly 1S4l 90 Assembly
2416. X. OF L" tho whole forming the seal Of the
order. This was made On q wood base with Q
standard with which 1t was carried IN the line o.
march. The h6ickmakeFs are large body Of mon
In tAis District, and both white and coIored work
together I'D harmony.
The PROCESSION commenced pasaing IN review
before the District Commissioners about 30
O'Clock ana ala not anish for three fourths Of an
hour. Commissioners West and Edmonds were
present and Reviewed them, CommSsi0aef "
decker being absent
Fo-M&nfB cKLEDKArfoN.
The celebration win be continued to-zfs at by
meeting At the Congregational Church, when the
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Adye Of the Royal Irish Rides. Fashion
able society ct Comes has been deeply
~scandalized over developments in the case.
Lieut.. Adye was q warm friend of the plain
tiff, and found Mrs. Stanhope to be
Q reckless and tickle beauty. 1t is under
stood that they both intend leaving for
America.
DpRBAS, May 15.-Fighting has occurred
between Cetewayo's forces and Chief
Usibehu, the latter being aided by the
Beers. ~Cetewayo's army was worsted with
heavy loss. and he is gathering strength IN
anticipation of q further attack.
DUBLIN, May 15.-The trial OF Fltzhar-
ris as an accessory to the murder OF Caven-
dish and Burke began to-day.
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FIRST STRAWBERRIES

TTyhE FIRST STRAWBERRIES OF TIM
l. season were to-day received BY B. Larh.
man from the California fruit Shipper. " j
Wilson X Son. of Newcastle. Cal.
The aforementioned firm have. through N.
aid OF their indomitsble skill and per,eyerius
business energies, become famous and thsi,
name widely known a. fruit packers and shlp
pers Of green frnit.
ready acquired. they, by their enterprise 4
and an equal TO all. That thy have prone,
successful In their endeavors II attain such II
end no q can for a moment deny.
With 3 view to mere easily sud quickly serys
their patrons they have erected Q very ls,a
and handsome building ample aud CONNIE
dious enough for all purpofes, in close pros
unity and almost opposite Wells, Fargo 1 ca
aud the O. =. n. r. freight Office. being %
very conveniently situated, aud having ihsis
building connected by platforms 10 thoee Of
the O. p. X. X. Co., all jolting necessarily
caused otherwise viii be dispensed with ani
the fruit trucked in perfect order fron thsir
building to the @ p, Il Il depot, whsre II Is
loaded on the cars by competent hayds skillsd
In that line. and sent forward In condition 10
undergo Its journey, II carefully handled wlils
en- route. In perfect safety.
Fresh fruit we'll and carefully packed, 10
their motto. and they make IL . part Of their
business to see that all fruit 10 Forwarded on
the same day an order may have been received.
Their market covers q very large sfta, In
cluding the Territories.
Our merchants will do well to give Mefsft.
W. J. WILSON / SON . fair snal. spi2h
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A Railroad Contractor Murdered.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, May ia special
from Garcia. Mexico. . small town on the
line Of the Mexican National Railway. say
that Wickland. . heavy railroad con-
tractor on that route. vas murdered Sun
day night by two Mexicans. both Of whom
we're arrested. The dying statement Of
Wickland fully identified the murderers.
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Cisra's Debut.

CLARA Morris tells the following good
one on herself, when I wss 8 child they
gave me. In the Cleveland Theater, .
speech to maks, twenty or thirty lines, In
Anthony and Cleopatra I think. I sup
pose / was 16 years old. Said I. \ have
nc dress to play that great part Never
mind said the chief supplementary, I
will give you my sandals to wear. Take
courage, little thing So he brought me
the sandals, big enough for q negro min
strsl. / Allied them with paper. and my
foot in them looked like . china slipper OF
Sevres sent home in long box OF shavings
lest II might get fractured. Then I bought
Ave yards Of white muslin and 8 yard Of
red something to trim it. and made me 3
togo. 30 when I was called / had to fly
suddenly from the rear Of the stage in my
great sandals aud kneel at the front. Az /
came, travelling IN my nerves, the paper
stufing began to fly. ! knelt, and . broad
grin extended all over that stage. saw
them shaking with laughter everywhere.
The tragedian. covering his mouth with
his hand and laboring with its corners,
whispered, Don't You cry. my little brsvel'
Why said I, what 10 itr I looked back
At my sandals - I knelt. and It said on
my ankle in letters an inch high, The
Cleveland Herald"
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In Eureka, May IA. 1883, Mary Valentine,
youngest daughter Of Vernon T. and Adj l..
Ward. aged 8 months.
The funeral will take place to-day (wednes-
day. at 2 O'Clock p. ~, from the residence Of
ths parents. on Ruby Avenue. Friends and &C.
quaintsnces Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend.
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TINE UNDERSIGNED. WHO has FOL-
Il lowed the business Of nursing for . num-
Der OF years, is DESTROYS Of getting employ
ment. Persons needing her services can leave
word at the once Of bishop b Hagsr. or 1t the
Of Mrs. J. Straus. on Mob Hill. No
objection to going INTO the country.
dec6tf MRS. n. HOWARD.
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Hon. Wyndham stanhope Obtains
. Divorce From Mrs. S~tanhOpe.
Formerly Camille Caroline y
Pretty Minor Actress. ON she
Ground OF Adultery.
,sPxcrAL TO TIE ss~sTIxrL.l
LONDON. May 15.-Hon. .Wyndhan Stan
hope, . son Of Lord Harrington. secured
. divorce from Mrs. Stanhope, formerly
Camille Caroline, q pretty minor actress.
on the ground Of adultery with Lieut..
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inc man Win sOo 1bO0fOs
The French Societs d'Anthropolgie II re-
sponsible for the statement that there 10 .
man in France whose beard Is Ave feet
seven inches long. Since the Wandering
Jew OF hairy memory no other mortal has
been SO gifted with capillary attractions.
This beard, which belongs to . ahop.keep-
or OF Montlucon, has not been cut for
seven years. 1t IL rugged and Of . yellow
ish red 1t the roots, but OF a pale blonde at
the extremi.ies. Half way down il IL d.
vided into two parts, and each part 10 as
thick a. q brush. The man, in order to
work. rolls the two parts around his body.
It IL only OF fete days that he allows the
beard to hang down, and then 1t 10 80 long
that he Is constantly treading on 1t to the
great grief Of his chin. Madame Clemence
Roger, the translator Of Darwin, 10 inves-
tigating this homo piiosus in the interest
Of evolution, TO find out who his ancestors
were.
The latest novelty among society dam
sells In New York is complexion dogs."
No girl will now appear IN the street with
Q dog that does not match her complexion.
This explains why yellow dogs are 30 fssh-
ionable.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL can be had at @
NJ. Fassett's drug store. Ruby Hill.
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SOLD OUT.

HAVING SOLD MY ENTlHs psn,ipgtcns
H trade 10 the hrm OF v; aeenunts on ~,
S 90 0e PARTIES 81 having claims .sai nd Il III par
please present them far psym' =, q; ts ssu adss,,s;
usr 's 70 may. 4 early ssstl,%ss r% = Sons
wind up the Affairs Of the o,1 nn'ENsoN.
possible. ni"A myliiv
Eursha. May 10. 1883. 49,
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RsBBnr METAI-YRoM 100 TO 200
6.s po1n cTso o. psooit metal for sale At the
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HDE III .wu
r E0AL BI4ANMsi. order st ths BEN
scrfptions, prfnseo"
TIUlL OtvICD.
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G77 A WEEK. 81 . day at homo easily
yIz made. Costly outhtfFes. Address Tarn
SOo.s Augusta Maine.
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JG I,e :, Il. SsssrlssLOinss j Is Il he Sssi
Bin Heads. o.ras. &c, Ips risss"
atvies hno vn to tho "art
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RUslNESS $.

rrAvrsc poueHr THE STOCK ri, N s ns'S V
IL q H,r.m !osa.on: from fro .u az revision.
With increased facilities. We hope in price ,Dd
demands Of the most iast,aiasToN i co.;
quality. w. II. mylli"
Rureks. May 10, 1883. -
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WANTED.

A LADY TEACHER TO TEACH THREE
Z montns 81 Pinto. For particulars apply
e-n0. 'r - rinto. fellH
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DIED.

The WEEKLY SENTINEL can be had at @
NJ. Fassett's drug store, Ruby Hill.
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~ First-class Lady Artistes wanted II Il,
times. Male Artists can also get epg.eensr,.
by applying to CHAS. PROVOST, Propr.ss'
and Manager.
Performance begins at $50 sharp. Admin.
sion % usual myl3tf
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A. our stock consists Of the best ssaeevs
goods evey seen In : PETAL store on NJ fsslas
coast, the opportunity here afforded : psI,s.
with . little capital to engage In . ps'h"~'
business IL Q most excellent ors. -
Apply 81 our store. North Main slssts~
rsks, or 20 Drown d TAssELL. virflnia
pROwN, TAsSELL = Gu.
Main Street. raf.s..y
Eureks, Jan. 10, 1888. i1@
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r oYFkR ron SALE MY PRIVATE hiss
i dsncs and lots. situate on haoy ave.
opposite Lsy's store. cheap for cash ois~
trsds the property for . team OF horses "
particulars apply to rrrr
49,. u.-.A 20 ,oss nhiit
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Rerdell,s Surety.

MR.. A. G. RICHARDS ATTEMPT TO GET BAIL
PIECE
Mr.. A. c. Richards, the surety OF Rerdell, came
into court yesterday, after Rerdel b ad withdrawn
his plea Of not guilty. for the purpose OF procuring
bail piece for the arrest of Rerdel He said that
as Rerden had not confided his purpose to him, he
could not trust him.
Lest such proceeding would interfere with the
purpose OF the government Mr.. Ker anticipated 1t
by having a subpoena issued for Rerdell. Before
the bail-piece could be issued Mr.. John jackson,
Rerdelrs father-ln-law, appeared and was substi-
tuted as surety in place OF MI. Richards.
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The Signal Service Breeze.
SECRETARY LINcoLN's REPLY 10 GEN. HAxKN's RE
QUEST FOR AN NvKsTIGATIoN By SENATE CON-
NITTKE.
In response to the request OF Gen. Hazen that o
Senate committee be appointed to Investigate the
signal SERVICE the Secretary OF War has addressed
him letter declining to consider the request
favorably. He says that he is not advised OF a
precedent for an application by the chief OF de-
partmental bureau, either directly or through the
head OF department, to one OF the houses OF Con-
gress for the appointment of committee to inves-
tigate charges OF on1cial misconduct made in de-
bate by a member. After speaking OF the
more serious objection, that OF asking the
Senate to appoint committee to Investigate
charges made In debate by . member Of
the House OF Representatives, the Secretary con-
cludes, ut Is believed that any one Of the ad-
ministrative departments OF the government is
able to Investigate thoroughly charges Of mis-
conduct brought against the of1cerA But. how
ever that may be, when the ofiicer whose conduct
Is questioned is an ofacer OF the army. it would
not seem necessary to resort to tribunals other
than those provided In the articles OF war;"