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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-27
Shepard Church Collection
For Qnartet and Chorus Choirs.

fine collection of Quartets and Anthems of
novel and striking character, by such composers
as Gounod, Staner, Rubenstein, Sullivan. Rhein-
berger, Franz and Schubert. in all about so
pieces, by about 40 noted musicians. Com
piled and arranged by W. NJ. Richardson and j.
r. Burgess. The solo singers are well remem-
bered. Price, LIS.
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D. NJ. Osborne & Co., who occupy room at
No. SO West Washington street, are already COM
mcncing TO be stocked up with their popular
line of harvesting machines and would be glad
to see their many friends at any time.
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Sleigh Bells and Skates.

Good assortment of sleigh bells, skates, ulster
sleds. few SETS brass fire.irons, coal-hods,
ETC., left at reduced prices to close ont. Try
of the Norton check door-springs, the only good
thing of the kind made.
Hill DEBRAND & FUGATE,
35 South Meridian street.
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couldn't keep house without it," ia what @
Massachusetts lady writes about Electro-Silicon
the famous silver polish. II is genuine relief
from the WORTHLESS IS articles sold for such pur.
poses. Get the genuine. Grocers.
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.

BAR MEETING.-Mr. John 5. Beach was select I'd
last saturday evening 1t the bar me.Atinw aS a
proper person to be appointed by judge Meade
clerk OF the corporation court. The vote stood: !.
$. Beach. - w. f. Fendall. ;; A. l. Hurdle. 1: and
the nomination OF Mr.. Beach was then made
unanimous Judge Meade viii appoint Mr. Beach
this week
COUNTY CAsES.-Satur!ay evening Justice Wanrll
or Arlington district. Alexandria county cCmmtte I'd
10 jail. tor want OF bail Jno. Bowl aud Petite Boyd
charged with un!awfnliy cohabiring together in
TINS state one being White and the other coiCred.
Mr.. j. IL. Green subsequently obtained hahraS
corpus, and Judge Meade hailed the parties in SIoJ
with j. W. Bancroft. OF BanCroltS mill. surety.
The Oil OF exceptions in the OF Geo. Smith has
been signed by Judge Sangstcr. and the case Will
be carried UP by Messrs- Marbury and Green.
MINISTERS FROM ABROaD.-The Rev. Dr. y. ".
craig, Baltimore clergyman, preached at the
second Presbyterian church yesterday. While Rev
Z. NhittleSey, OF Washington, rilled the pulpit OF
First PreSbs terrain church. Elder Snloat, OF Viz
glnia. preached at the Primitive Baptist church.
and Rev. Dr. Le,lbkent. OF Washington, at night
held service at the German Reform church.
MIsSiNG.-Hugh Pagan. a young man Well
Known, both here and in Washington. has been
missing since Friday last lie left here on the
Terry boat for " Washington and has not been seen
since the boat landed
REPORTERS NOTES.-The OCCUPANTS OF the 81 at,on-
house awaiting trial this morning are Randall and
William F0unta1ne. HowSen Wright and Wm. Jack
son. all colored. arrested by Officers LAWYER and
Franks, charged with disturbing a festival, and
Reuben Washington, arrested 10y Off1cer Latin as
drunk and dtsorderly.-Mr. Edgar Varied has
been appointed Masonic District Deputy Grand
Master OF the Free and Accepted MaSons Ia this
senatorial diStrlct.-NeXt sunday viii be temper
ance sunday in the Episcopal churches HERE
Mr.. j. b. Dainge rfeld and pr. n. VI. Lewis still
c0ntlnne quite ill.-Angelihe Taylor disorderiy
Washington woman, has been sent out OF town by
the police.
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EIp.

DUFFY On December 18TH 1884, DOMINGO \
DlFFh aed seventy three years. for 81 Years soldi
ie r main; arr ~, in the y2glt in Mt oivs, whsr
5 m
FAIR. on Monday December 18th. 1881 at 6 o'clo Al
VIM. L. FAIR and daughter OF Henry and Harriet Hus
Gone from earth. yes gone forever.
W. is s,; di 1r 6s eyes est s s gaze IN van
Neverlnore on earth again.
Home is sad. Oh. God. how dreary
1.iel s for iSSn Ir Saice s ssYI, Spot
Weary for We hear her not r.
Esatiyes and friends Of the family are invited % M
Ninth SIRE; northwest, Wednesday December iets
GowANs. In Washington. d. C., on December leth.
16 days.
The friends of the family respectfully invited o
attend his funeral from his late residence No 3O
$50 O'Clock y.
HARVEY, On Sunday. December 10th, 1883. At Z
M n,, GHAk H.Fs THOMAS only sou Of william H Nd
Fn9rrai viii take place from the resdence Of hu
respectfully invited to attend ''''''' ''N
80 Mrs louisa MoSRH ni if rlict is = a.
lac VIM NJ Morrison aged eighty -one years.
227 street. northwest ON Tuesday Deoem6sr 18Th. 4
TWO O'Clock p H. BY request no flowers.
NORTH On December 18th. 1888. at II m MARY
NORTH, AGED twenty three years.
tulIa VIII take place from her late residence. No
1895 J.fers n street northwest Tuesday, Decenbr
lsthsst one O'Clock IA Friends and Relatives ia
PRINCE. December llth 1888, at his residence in
Baltimore, Nd. after lingering illness HENRI
Winchester papers copy.
SHERMAN. AT No. 1880 Pennsylvania avenue, On
eI!th year OF his age. AUGUSTUS SHERMAN. OF the
Funeral at Union chapel Twentieth street. st a Al
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. December is 1883 Ths
friends OF the deceased are RESPECTFULLY invited to
TAYLOR. On Sunday morning. December 10TH lsss
a. a nas, SeSfs after erl but nsIfg lime. q
L. r. and Sarah j. Taylor. aged nineteenth month";
Our darling needs not one pity;
she Is not lying under the sod
Who's builder and il maker Il 4 a aia5y'
By HER BROTHER EDDIE
Funeral will take place Tuesday morning. at n
Alexandria. Va Philadelphia Ledger please copy
TRANERs. December 10. lss3. at IL O'Clock pm, a
aauster Of fhos b and Mary : fravers sxsd one
year fve months, and twenty-five days.
ss from us 9Th street sonwas FenSs ans r. Is
tses are respectfully invited GAeKsndra Papers pleas
VERNON, On Sunday, Decenb.r ls 1893 Mt ~
OF the late Henry T. Vernon aged Year, aud
Speak her name tearfully:
Home is not home
Where the dear mothers voice
There Is her easy chair
o. what sad memories
Crowd II for aye,
Speak Of her lovingly:
So should We think Of her
Hencfforth, her work well dona
She viii live .vermore
Blest with the best
None named her but TO praise
Gone but not forgotten.
e., funeral viii taxi Ilace from her te residence No
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THE SPENCER CONTEMPT CASE.
Judge WyIie and VIZ. Merfick Upon
District Jurie&.

Mr. MERRIcKs OPINION OF THE STAR ROUTE JURY.
The argument in the contempt proceedings
against ex-senator spencer. on the points reserved
oF the judge, were concluded Saturday afternoon.
MI. Merrfck closing for the government. During
Mr. Merrick's argument something said gave rise to
orlef discussion between him and the Judge as 70
the character of juries In the District and the man
ner In which they We're Organized. Mr. MerricE
Sald tnat the system needed material reformation
ana that the manner I'm which ilr1eS in the Criminal
COVE, nad sometimes been manipulated, and In
winch they had dealt with criminal trials, had be
come scandal or the most discreditable char
&cter.
Juige Wylie aid that the juries ia this Distric,
We're as good as JuI1es in any other part OF the
country.
Mr.. Merr1ck replied that he was speaking of
gard 10 them was essential to tie proper admins
tratlon OF Justice. This might be afforded by re-
peanng the uiSquafcatioDS because or q pre-
Nious,y formed ard expressed opinion by juror
called 10 TRY case, ana by providing an educa-
tlonal qualification TO the extent VI Knowing how
10 read and wiite ana also property qualification,
ana by limiting the Judicial power to excuse
jurors. or III some other way: but some law was
inperativcy necessary, that justice might be
LARRY ana honestly administered.
The Judge replied that the Jurors Were now So
iectel 10y commissioners appointed by the court
VINO put the names of thOSt. selected In the Jury
box, and that these commissioners seemed to do
their duty.
Mr. Merrtck replied thai he could only speak OF
MS own experience, ami that certainly a more
unlt jury. in the aggregate. TO try an important
case. htd never been pinuaaueled than that which
SRI IN the las; star route TRIAL Al the same time,
SAID Mr NJ, ii IS certainly true that the lures in
The other branch OF the court are sometimes very
good. and tnsIanced the jury now sitting in Judge
NacAfJhifS court. which he said had upon II
soile Vi the Dest men in the community.
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

DEATHs.-Mrs.C athariDe l. Farr. wife OF VI. ThoS
FaTr. superintendent OF the Methodist Protestant
sunday school. and daughter Of Mr. Henri Hurley.
dlrt AT her late Residence, 9th. near street
teltial. after long Illness of COn>lmW hon Mr.
AUGUSTUS Sherman. Formerly a resident NJ TIN,
town and for many years employed 1t the Eordrr
mining comn3nya Office here. died IT an early EoHi
This morning nj his home N Washington after q
long Illness OF consumption. Nj T. r. tiONanS.
member OF tile Georgetown catholic Hbernan Sd
ciety. died AZ O'Clock last evening. The society
Will meet al Cropey's han this evening Ia make
arrangements for the funeral.
ACCIDENT TO A SIGNAL SERVICE MAS-SatnTOay
about 100 pm W. = Richardson. a soldier fn tht
signal service. FROM Fort Myer. while riding upon
bicycle ran mo lamp pos and fractured
his jaw. He was sent to The fort; while fDr Louis
Ritchle attended him.
CLOSE OF COAL SHIPMENTS RY CASAI--Shipmenf
by Chesapeake and Ohio Canal closed Tor the season
SATURDAY. although a few boats NAV leave this
Week. The water Will he shut of December -
Inc season has been very prosperous one for the
canal! During the season just closed q, psi boats
carrying ,Uf. i66 tons OF coal cleared from Cus
land. The tonnage Is over double that OF the pre-
v1ouS season 1882. when only 3t66,S tons OF coal
We're shipped b. canal
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
z T. CoLDWEII, Real Estate Auctioneer.

T. CoLDWEII. Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS on THE NORTH SIDE OF G STREET.
I;,p11G SIDE OF I EIGs44IH BsIMEEN FAST
NINTH STREETS. EAST SIDE OF NINTH.
TENTH. BETWEEN B AND 6 sTREETs. AND
NQRIH II, Z STKEET. F. AND MASSACHUSETTS,
BY virtue of deed of trust dated October 30 0e&
1s ct of the land records for the District -
Of Columbia shall offer public auction in front Of
the city Of Washington District of Columbia to wit
On SATURDAY. DECEMBER FIFTEENTH 1893 at
HALF PAST THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ, Lot numbered
t2}. in square numbered nine hundred and sixteen
on SAMF DAY, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. Fart of Lot
numbered one Cd and the whole of Lot numbered six
tse !" SQUARE numbered ile nule'sa anu nineteen
on SAME DAY. at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
p NJ. lot numbered six t6l in square numbered nine
On MONDAY. DECEMBER sEvENTEENTH. 1888, at
HALF PAST THREE or LOCK p, NJ, Lot numbered
nineteen U9l in square Numbered nine hundred and
Tn SAME DAY. at FOUR o'CLoCKP NJ. Lots num-
dered nine 80. ten 00l eleven Cd and twelve Q2 in
square numbered hundred and sixty five 1851.
tie ssme have been newly suDdivided by us, and
terms Gne-third in cash. and the balance in SIX,
twelve. eighteen and twenty-four months, with in
terest at SIX per cent per ann1 nun, secured BY
at option ofthe purchaser, or purchasers: A
deposit of $50 will be required at the time of sale
complied with III days otherwise the property
will he resod at the risk and cost of the defaulting
DA ~ i, ga fnrhssa1s Trustees
RANDALL HAGNER. Aius'ee0'
dT-dSlS No 40 La northwest
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'EcIr~ruNfhic EsrieSS.

New York Scalpers expect to do q good business
ewing t. the railroad rate complications
The Penn iron works OF Lancaster. Pa, have
shut down until after the holidays. throwing y.
hands ont OF employment. The suspension is
hely.to prove permanent, as the lnen refuse to
cept the contemplated reduction in wages.
he managers oi the Mansfield mills, New Bed.
1OrG. Mass, had notices posted to-day stating that
1ht wages OF the hands would be reduced about Il
per cent after the Ist Of January.
The "oIkmcn Of I'll? Edgar Thomson steel com.
pany having accepted lie reduction Of IL per cent
IN their wages in preference 10 remaining idle Until
trade improves, The nlillS are af-ain running
\ syndicate in N"W Iuri. has taken part OF the
bonds now owned BY the oregon TranScontinental
cCinpuhy, amounting to between $1,000, coo and
$4,000 GO.
Four stores and one dwelling at Point Pleasant,
West Va. We're burned Yesterday
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CoAL AND WOOD.

INHE ATTACK OF CERTAIN OLD LINE JOURNALS
upon the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association was
intendt 10 utterly ruin its business but it
have had the opposite effect for single day last
month applications received for s25OOOO insur-
an'o- Assessment No TO- jus: collected. brought in
Ss5ooo Ike reserve fund now exceeds 100000 which
i being invested IN Us Bonds by the trustee the Cen
trs Trust Company of New York The Association COM
rlesed third year October and has already written
covering so 600 900 of insurance The
admission fee ard years dues advance are $50 on
500, and $50 On $1,000 The annual dues for ex-
ptnses 81 for each 60 of the certificate The as
sessinents for death claims age o. 81 on zach
so of the certificate at IS "a 45 81 GA age
90 aee 3D. 81 One fourth of each goes
INTO the rtssrye fund to protect the conpany axsjust
al -ts and extra mortality. Come aud insure Office
1909 street ~
MI IY. KNIGHT General AGENT
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The COursn.

COURT N GENERAL TERN.
To-day, LOoney agt Quill ct al: opinion BY Judge
Cox affirming decree below. Farley agt. Green:
opinion by Judge Hagner on question cefttned.
Lord agt: ODonoghue; do. do. Affirming decree
below. Moore agt Harrison; on hearing.
EQUITY COURT,.JxdQe James
To-day, Riley agt. Riley; cause revived AGAINST
F. s. Tyler. Morrow agt. James; reference to
auditor. +. s. T. Co. agt- Brooks; sale confirmed
and distribution ordered RoSecrans agt District:
leave to amend bill.
CRIMINAL CoURT-yud0e WNie
To-day, Emory Parker, house breaking In the
night, ON November TO- and assanlting police on
Ger Bl0ck); pleaded not guilty in each case. Th00
Madden, assault with intent TO XIII James Dean:
pleaded not guilty. Gould Austin, yiolatin0 noas
cal laws tsec. $50; demurrer died.
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The Esusls Take n Hand.
A GENERAL UPWARD REACTION IN THE ST
MARKET TODAY.

A GENERAL UPWARD REACTION IN THE STOCK
MARKET TODAY.
NEW YORK, Dec 1.-THE Ereaing Posts finan-
cial article contains the following: There 4
general upward reaction in the stock market this
morning from the continued depression Of last
week The bears on the Northern Pacific became
aarmedand having the reineInbra nee OF the squeeze
al the end OF October in their minds began to cover
BY 800 clock Oregon and TranScOnt1nental advanced
So to y :. Northern Pacific common % a26a. The
preferred. 10 56it. and Oregon Railway aIu Navi-
CATION, per cent 10 10. The general
market Sympathized TO large extent with
the advance i'll the Northern Pacific. the
Nanderbits being the next strongest group
The exceptional feature OF the market was The
heavy selling iargey short sales OF Union Pacific
and the Important decline in its price to 1873. de-
Cine Of 2's from Saturdays price. The bears
who have sold the Northern PaciiicS so reck-
lasSy for the last few weeks became Alarmed
this morning. and endeavored to cover
which tfey did TO moderate extent
The Mon Pacific. st. Paul Rock Island triple al
lance Is still an clement CT danger IN the market
1t Is freely and publicly alleged ii the street that
ihe officials OF the three roads TO the compact are
short oi stocks, and therefore not unwilling tC
cause depression
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flse Christmas Club.
TIE ENTERPRISE WELL UNDER WAY IN TIE 81
DISTRICT.

THE ENTERPRISE WELL UNDER WAY IN TIE SECOND
DISTRICT.
The meeting OF the second district Christmas
CilD at the Franklin School building, Saturday
afternoon, was well attended. The interest OF the
little ones in the work was shown by the demand
Tor admission cards, which were distributed by
Miss Nellie Arthur. Miss Waite and Miss West.
under whose patronage the project has thrived.
Were present. MI Ross Perry made brief
speech explaining the objects and plans OF the
christmas Cub 4 hall committee of young
gentlemen vas appointed, and other steps
TAKEN To perfect the arrangements for the
CHRISTMAS dinner anu attending entertain
ment TO be given 10 the little guests
OF the club at the National Rifles hall on the 2Sth
Training for the occasion. President Arthur. il is
understood, Is Interested In the work OF the cluO.
Liberal donations have been received from Mr.. Cor
coran. Miss Coleman and others Persons who
nave old toys. books or other articles suitable FOR
the CHRISTMAS tree, should send them 10 Miss West
el3 18th street. New toys should be sent TO the
Rl1ieS' hall on the 21th or 2Sth.
Meetings OF children will be held this afternoon
at curtis school building. West WaShing:on; the
Jefferson building. South Washington. and the
"ailach building, East Washington, fer the pur-
pose OF organizing the district Christmas clubs.
SC sends 81 10 THE STAR office for the Chiidren'S
Christmas club.
Ii was stated in Fridays STAR that Madame De-
mongeot had contributed many articles to the
Christmas club. The name should have been
Madame Dellonet Il Sons
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q ALE UNDER a DECREE OF COURT

GALE UNDER DECREE OF COURT
By virtue of decree of thu Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia. dated Nov - 1888 and 5;1
passed III tine cause entitled James q Edi.sid, LIZ
Equity dOckes Oh sad court the undersigned Tri,s-
tees will offer for sale public auction III front of the
premises. the following described real estate at the.
times and upon the terms, respectively, hereafter
designated. to wit:
on -THTRsDAY. DECEMBER TWENTIETH, 1889
at THREE O'CLOCK =. NJ. all that piece or rayceI of
land situated in the county Of washington and known
a. the north half part III the subdivision Of the Green
Leaf track called Bailey's Purchase" and BEGINNING u:
corner Of lots II and 1 i'll said sulyis and running
thence south lSs perchcs the west line of said lof
H. thence north $3.50 derees east ss IS perches to the
thence north 2l25 minutes west 70 pelches tnence
north ls degrees west errhes the line between lots
u ana ~ thence with said division line perche to
the point OF beznning The property near bennings
ridge and the improvements consist of small frame
h ON FRIDAY. DECEMBER TwENTY.FIRsr 1899
~ FOUR O'CLOCK I. NJ, Lots H. 49, 1l9 and 100 in
Rapeys subdivision of square ST. These lots front 20
ieer on list near strst n,orthtast and lot III is
IMMEDIATELY AFTER the sale Of the last -na mod
property Lots ~ % and % OF Harry Thom sons sub
division of square sc. each lot fronting % feet on
near North Capitol street Lot % is improved by one
room Brick Office and all three OF the lots used as
One third in cash. and the residue in three equal install
ments at six twelve and eighteen months TO be s.nr
~ the notes OF the purchaser bearing interest the
DAY OF sale and reserved lien on the property Sold
ali cash. ut the option of the purchaser The Trustees
tie right to resell the risk and cost Of the de
faulng purchaser where there has been failure on hs
part to comply with the terms of sale within ten DAYS
after the salee resale to be days notice In
the Evening Star newspaper All conveyancing
JANIS H. SAVILLE,
1ou Fen : # lev, Building; rrust.e.
'oH Web !; aA lam Building: ''o''@eA'
THOS BOWLING. Anct d11,dkds
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District Government Affairs.

Mt. :. III. Walker asks survey and estimate N
cost OF having sewer laid fr0.n SIN and stanton
pare northeast, 10 corner Of street in front OF
The proposition made 10y Major Hanneman. ot
The District artillery. TO the District Commission
eIS TO transform his artillery into CAVIAR, com.
pahy and return the cannon used by The artillery
TO the ordnance department. has been referred To
cen Benet by the Commissioners.
MAJOR Dye or the police. Is ha ing copies made Of
the photographs NJ noted thly ana her criminals
olspayed at police headquarters. ana proposes III
nave the copies put in alaGnisone Tor each OF Ihr
PRECINCT station houSeS-So that all the n lice NAY
aequaint themselves with the feature 0fdangc-c,
Characters.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
saturday afternoon the Commissioners improved
applications for LIQUOR licenses OF the following per
sons: Fred A. DYSON. Henry Petersen, Raaiy &
Daily, and VIM Schnebel
PROPOSED NEW GAS MAINS
Inc washington Gas cnnpanN has asked par-
mission 10 lay gas mains rs follows: street south
she. between 81 street and New Jersey avenue
northwest sunderland Place, h,tNyecn y street and
pnfont Circle and l9th and alth streets: Maryland
avenue, between sth and 9Th streets northeast. 4
from tth to 9th streets northeast, FOR lamp posts; \
rom SIN 10 9th streets nor1 le~t for iamp-pb-t
Noodley road. beyond kaorama avenue. towards
ROCK creek: Massachusetts avenue north side
between 9th and 9Th streets nort hpaSt: X street
north side. between Goth and Sist streets Mort H.
west, and 2d street. west side, from llyCr ayenuc
10 street northwest.
A NOTICE TO guE CANAr. COMPANY
The commissioners h9v addressed a letter 10
Lewis Z. Smith, president Chesapeake and Ohio
canal company. Annapolis. Md, stating that The
eomIniSSloners VIII have 10 erect such railing
along the canal road aS viii prevent the lISe.of t"
nntS on mat side OF the canal. unless the company
Cause the FORMER railing. said 10 have nsHn broken
down by tow lines. TO be replaced within tifrapu
days from this date.
No LICENSE REQUIRED.
ne commissioners have Informed Mrs. &. T.
weed. secretary OF NomanS Christian AsSNfit ION
tliat no license II necessary fur her association Ia
sell The handlw0rk OF poor women al the nOinau'S
exchange, unless the association CHARGES Tor ser
vices.
ScALDED TO DEsTH.-Capt. jaime, II. wharton. ~
the Tug cara L. hler. WAS Sc3dC3 10 dealt: Friday
nlgHt by t.e bursting OF steam pipe board his
Jug. on the Potomac river. ahoGr sixty miles Ia leT
TINS city. Tie tug. with tow of har-. lplt Phil
ahelphla on Tuesday last FOR Washington. ana was
Ted Tor flL OIL l..rar
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CHAPOTEAUTs
WINE OF PEpTONE
wineelassful of which contains 10 ,anon,a NJ F,ee,
srtcisly disested by Pepsne It is entirely asaimila
the stomach to do previous work 1t is highly rec,
commended tby the medical faculty Of Paris, TO conva-
escents to persons whose blood Is poor Who suffer
from Clorosis, Diabetes Weakness, General Wasting
Away stomach Ache Gastralgia Loss of Appetite or to
terry Disease of the Chest Cancerous Affections Ere
No. g.
Sold by al Druggists a22mAth1y
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d. C. BAKER 3 co.
ta22n&th1y

COD LIVER OH.
s16 FHBERT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
BAKERS c. L. OIL AND MALT
of great value in
THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES SCROHUIA DE-
BILITY. ETC.
Very palatable. Equal psrts Bakers Pure Cod Liver
Oh ard Ext. MALI.
ALSO. BAKERS COD LIVER OH. LIME AND WILD
CHERRY.
BARLETTs PILE SUpPOSTTORIES,
Speedy relief. Certain cure. u28-m.8t
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The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 2:30 pm. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
by special wire to H. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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HUNTERS POINT, L. l., Dec. Fitzpatrick Casey.
the Long Island City policeman under sentence Of
death for shooting Police Sergeant COmiSkey. in
March last, Is very respondent since the result OF
his appeal to general term was made known Slim
uiants nave to be given him. as he is physically
broken down. Judge Barnard will re-Sentence
Casey the second Monday in January.