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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-10
THE PARTISAN sCAPEGBACE.
The Plot of the Play To be Produced i'm Tur.
neF Hall Oh Sunday

AT the German performance Ina Turner hall
on Sunday will be produced Dr. Carl Toepfer' $
comedy, ''The Partisan ScapegHce." The
comedy is an adaptation from the French.
The scapegrace is Edward son of the Duke of
NORM. He leaves the Duke and enters tho.
family of Madam Meunier, disguised as AN
artist, and makes love To the madan's dalIgh-
ter Elise. subsequently hetrcturns home and
apparently deserts Elise. Her brother Louis
visits the Duke and tells him of his sons con-
duct, whereupon the Duke insists that Edward
shall marry Elise, but the marriage is opposed.
Ultimately the lovers are married and of course
live happily ever afterwards.
/ The comedy Is said 10 be- replete with humor-
Gus ineideofs. Madame -ltossetti and other
pOpIIiaT German artists are To impersonats the
characters
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Carrie McKenna's Pistol.

'See that woman She mas just tried to
shoot me, said man with blanched cheeks.
betraYing the greatest agitation, to an officer
in Baltimore day before yesterday. The Off
Ger hurried after the woman, and after secur-
ing The pistol, took Ter to police station.
There she gave the name Carrie Mex emma
and claimed she had just redeemed inc pistol
from loan Office and, as her pocket was too
small to hold it, was carrying ii in her hand.
without the slightest mention of harminp
anyone, when it accidentally exploded.
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New Billiard Parlor.

Messrs. Sommers Peterson, of the Post
Office Exchange, have just completed their
tine billiard pa-lOr in connection with their
saloon opposite the post Office. The tables are
two billiards ana one siX-pocket fifteen ball
pool: all of them of the celebrated Monarch
make, out of the Brunswick & Balke Co.'S fac
tory. In connection with this they keep on
hand full assortment of the choicest wines,
liquors and cigars, both domestic and i'm
ported. They keep the celebrated Monarch
and Ripy brands of whisky, unsurpassed any
where. Connected with the establishment is the
POsToFFICE EXCHANGE RESTAURANT.
The undersigned have opened the large and
spacious restaurant opposite the POstOilice
where.we will pay special attention TO furnish
ing large suppers Tor SOciables balls etc, and
where we will be pleased TO see all our friends
and epcurians allie feinschmcckcr -
FirSt-cldss cooks, tirSt-cass attendance and not
10 be OutdOne in moderate charges will be cur
motto, 2-2l-}m SIaMANG Il HAMPRL
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Reporters lockout Congressmen.

Indignant correspondents held an indigna-
ton meeting in Washington just before Con-
gress adjourned and passed resolutions con-
demnatory of the Speaker of the House for
permitting their gallery TO be invaded to an
extent which caused them TO incommoded.
Subsequently they fastened the door OF the
gallery and refused admittance to several
Congressman and other dignitaries Fights
were imminent several times but were averled
by friends OF the persons seeking admittance.
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TO BUILDERS.

tonic, Texas,Dne of the largest lumber dealers
in the State, have recently opened yard in
Eagle Pass, the present terminus of the Mexi-
can Pacific railroad extension, and have now
ON the grounds, and are daily receiving the
largest assortment of lumber in West Texas
direct from the mills in Louisiana, East Texas
and Chicago, consisting of rough and dressed
boxing, flooring, ceiling, fencing, laths, pal
lingS, shingles, doors, sash, blinds, mouldings,
mixed paints, etc, etc. In fact everything in
the builders line, to which the attention of
builders and the public is respectfully invited
On the ground will he found the manager,
J. ID 3m Il. T.. MOFFITT.
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A NEGROES yOUDOO.
John Ireland Arrested for Stealing a
Countryman's NaIise

negro bearing the distinguished name of
John Ireland, was arrested this morning for
having stolen valise from the Buffalo camp
yard, the property of an occasional visitor,
whose name is not known. Officer Xiegler,
who arrested him, made an affidavit afainst
ireland and he has been committed to the
county Jail. He has already served term in
the penitentiary. Among the effects taken
from Ireland when arrested wasa voudOo COM
posed OF a. loadstOne, or two human hand
bones, which apparently has not been lucky to
him.
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Legal Judgments.

The jury refunded Il verdict for.the defend
ants in the case of J. Burton VS.. the Galveston,
Harrisburg and san Antonio railroad, in which
the plaintiff claimed $4,000 for the killing of
her husband.
The suits on attachments of Hugo &
SchmeltZer VS.. John Dyer, Il. Hart VS.. John
Dyer, J. &. Foster VS.. John Dyer, and Schram
4 Co. VS.. u. w. Green were decided in favor of
plaintins
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Those Clothes.

"Tom, that suit of clothes looks remarkably
well,' said Harry. =" expect it run you to Il
tidy figure for it, NO. my boy" responded
Tom. I" l am not such fool as that. These
are Wolfson's ready-made clothes. They are
quite us good as if made 10 Order,and save half
the money. ! always buy my hats, boots, shoes
and linen there, and | believe | save about 80
per cent. by ii. "By Jove," said Tom, "l'll do
the same" Raft
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An Error Somewhere.

Policemen Harris and Coy want to know why
it is they are credited with having already
drawn the $40 allowed each policeman annually
to pay for their clothing. The fact that they
were so credited was learned by Mr.. Harris i'm
conversation with City Clerk Claudon this
morning. He said he would demand an invas-
tigatiOn and that he was sure Coy would, also.
The records of the City Clerk are to the effect
that Coy and Harris drew $50 each i'm August
and again in November.
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A Postal Investigation.

Postmaster Manning and ex-Assistant Post
master Hupper,z have appeared with other
witnesses before the United States Grand Jury
in relation to alleged postal deinquences
lIuppcrtZ was out of town when the Grand
jury investigation was begun and was tee-
graphed to by United States Commissioner
George Paschal To appear in his own defense.
report is current that the Grand Jury has
found an indictment against Huppertz.
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Patrick Kings Funeral,

The funeral of Mr.. Patrick King, set for this
morning at 10 o'clock, from st. Mary's church,
was deferred owing TO the non arrival of the
remains of the deceased. The delay is said To be
occasioned by the bad condition of the roads on
the outskirts of the city. As soon as the cor
tege arrives the funeral ceremony will proceed.
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Fie for shame

There were 10 cases i'm the Recorders court,
five of which were dismissed, four cOnv icted
and one continued. The fines amounted TO
S45. Among the arrested were two citizens
who were companions of the frail ones who
were arrested yesterday.
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"New Combinations"

When you are promcnading up Houston
street don't forget to call in and see our new
and well assorted stock of groceries and cuun-
try produce. Everything guaranteed fresh
and genuine. Prices low and delivery prompt
and free I39.3Dil SiILENBERGER Il HARRIS.
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Il. T.. MOFFITT.
KIraIGy Brothers BLACK Crook.
turner opera hall Monday night.
For Sale.

Dwelling house and four lots near Mayor
French's residence, for $l05O, by W. T.. Hilton,
3lS West Houston street. 3-lO.6t
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TURNER OPERA HALL
MARCH II, -.
kira|0y Bros Black Crook.

The peerless and captivating premier MILE
MARIE BONFANTI, ably seconded by the
charming danseuse MILE 'LEONIALDA
ORTORI. The wOudrOusly beautiful PRIS-
MATIC FOUNTAIN. A refined and chaste
performance. Ladies and children especially
invited to attend Admission 81, reserved seats
81 ., gallery 20 cents. Seats secured at
Rische's.
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HUNARD LINE.
RAILROADS.

RM,.T1lIM,,oRE q oHio Raj ROAD:
BETM apSf TH HASfi mp nj THE HH 4SkT IINs
VA WAsiIINGToN. I,IotBLE TtAckii'
sCifpu fG.t 10 FAKE Il Eel EF kAIts!
IN. g.. IFhyE WAsBfsG ION 49,.
ans IS Gi n and ccssa
tbTfHoE Elf fxf G1E and Way Stations
s:69-Fa timors. Annapolis and Way Piedmont stras
r4@siETiaSEfHr Ex xffsfss anu way Via hei"''
.S HfPEnf q bfeEs and Ssy Stations o.
..16 Ex Sil; Psror Cars to New York.
and ana d Eesks sr sS5
fs:06..Baltimore, Hy attsvile and Laurel Ixpres,.
aoOoBALmM6KE ExfEEss. '' tstois at H fs
s1o:15-r,tsburs; Chicago. Cincinnati and St Louis
Es,;sss Sleeping Cars 10 Cincinnati Louisville
M5:-I2:lowbshmore. Ellcott CITY. ANNAPOLIS. Way.
a5o-6afI 1lS SR{ E ,lP "a s0r' and Way
t2:35-BALTIMORE kAPhESS.
and Was ana n Fred
srie f. . Hassast2wn and Way, via Relayl
f.s-Fsasm q ram aanaPSs and way stsns
f HsS and Nay st4tions 1Op Sunday to Point OF
is sf fSPf Hsy rartnssurx and
WAY va a. k cay s5osz y.t:.sis and LaurelI
ff sS-hsfrss aHe Ny syp st lsns
>s.eE 4tRE ,r ists t, Cars t Pisbarg
E1fhEss sepns Cars to aS New york sna BOSTON
1s:55-Chicago. Cincinnati aud st. Louis Express
o ASD Way = s fGii aas Chicago
rsSs 11o Sny Other ira Sunday
For further Information aI'piy the Baltimore anil
Ohio Ticket Offices Washington station. 6ly and 1851
Viii be taken for baggage to be checked and
M, {; X; LORD. Gen. Fs-senger Agent. Bate.
"h- CLEMEN .. Master OF TraIs-. Bafto. myS
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ID ElD-

BROWN. In this city. on January L. 1893 at 4 30
2. M, OF gaetritis, WILLIAM H. BROWN, in the
year OF his Deceased formerly resided
in Gevelend Ohio but re emily removed to Mchigas
AT the time OF his death he employed in the city
post once as engineer The remains were last evening
taken to Cleveland for interment.
FaEUDENTHAL. On Sunday, January 1lth 1881
~ years, months and - days V~~
Erenus OF the fam are respectfully invited 10 at
tend the fun raj to- morrow "wednesday January IL
81 oclock M from No. zoos 26th street northwest
new lork and Brooslyn papers please copy.l
KOCH. On the morning of January 16 1885 Ara.
USI hOCH. OF pneumonia In the nifty xth year Of
his age. 1870 '' VI
Funeral will take place from his late residence No
S33 ID street northwest. thursday, January 18TH
at two o'clock Relatives and friends are resect
fully invited to attend. os
MUELLER. KATHRIAN MUELLER beloved Wife
OF lillian Mueller, died January l6 1885 at O'Clock
O.. - ' - " SN0N~
Notice Of funeral hereafter
SNEI.; On Monday. January Is. 1883. at Sis.
ANAsIACA CECILIA. only child Of Mary A. and
James O'Neil 1r. ~ ~
Funeral viii take place from her parents residence
90 lo ihird street northeast. "Wednesday Janusry
vited. ~
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- PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

4o 1nr {gSfss ,sS
s1lih sA lFfrcr NAesiSIqEs ~ }s5i
IRA1Ns IxavE WAsH1seros FROM srHr1os, consE.
OF eTH AND STREETS As Follows.
In; go M daily. with seepinx Cars from
a Ma EITe Gar! $50 Pit 'e DAILY a 5ol
RALTINoiE IND ,oyoMAc RAILROAD.
Fer 6ric Era canapda:gus, Rochester. Buf-Io Niaeara
rwisinsors Lock aasea ia ana Emi-, s,s.s,.
For New YORK and the East Zoo M. 10 80 A. m sr.
.S Ia snio30 pm On sunday S, 4;ao $50
TelBToollyn ali through trains consec. a. Jsr-
ssross New fo1s city, ss' AVOIDING a0a''
ss ,o f% S@ . 9a ssaaesa :aS sS :aa
800 90 s,s Sc ans. sss i rs s sSS0 80 81
IufoI Cref Line. GAO m. and 4.4o PIN. daily.
1eIAllapo is. $40 am cad 4:ao IN. daily e.oep,
K.rhaSRR ALfxasbRla AM WssHis aftts
&c s'oo SEQ 90 and II so pm aa On s snnas;
For Edmond and the south. $50 and II rs am
iS:oa lY5 so S1o sc Zoo s sna
s;lCr.m: ana Loo midnight ON SUNDAY Al
r!ekets fnrmstion ct the Once northeast corner
18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at the sta
tor. where orders be left Tor ehecSins q 6as
gage to destination from ho;e.s and residences.
CHAs. L. PUGH. Genera Manager. As'Ae
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Political Points.


CuN1ESfs ron o. 4 sENAToRsHTra
Senator Mcpherson arrived IN Trenton last evep,
ting. He considers his prospects for q re-electios
good
The democratic Joint caucus OF the Illinois legis.
lature last night nominated Ex-Governor John n.
Palmer for United States Senator
Samuel w. Bowerman was chosen yesterday A
the democratic caucus nominee for the United
states Senate 70 succeed Senator Hoar He was
the candidate for lieutenant governor on the
ticket With Gen. Butler. The latter announces
that under no circumstances win he be a candi.
date.
Six ballots were taken yesterday by the Colo.
RADIO legislature for the election OF SENATOR Gov.
P1tkin led on the ballots taken The lnal result
cannot he predicted
The democratic legislative caucus OF Delaware
last night nominated Eli salisbury for reelection
TO the Senate.
Ballotng for United States Senator begins in the
Tennessee legislature to-day. Mr.. Harrfa the
present Incumbent ID the leading candidate but
II not elected on the hrst ballot, some doubts are
expressed OF his election at ALL
MISCELLANEOUS NArTERs
Gen. William Bate was inaugurated governor az
Tennessee yesterday.
John Kelly has been elected chairman O; thu
Tammany committee on organization. The com.
mlttee voted its thanks to Mayor Edison.
The virginia supreme court OF appeals decides
that Judge Hinton, whose seat was contested nv
Judge Borks, ts entitled 20 his seat as member OF
the court
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Wall Street TODAY.
GRADUAL uPwARD NovrwpNr


NEW YORK. Jan. 16-The Posts financial article
this forenoon than yesterday There was grad
ual upward movement OF prices during the fore
noon Without even any fractional reactions, and
thougn The advance was not large, and the vol
une of business continues comparatively small,
mere was apparently more confident feeling AS
Ihe month progresses and the interest and dvi-
market, there appears to be an increasing desire
TO ind Investment for the money, though compar-
OF business up to 1880 O'Clock, however shows a
daily increase the total for that time day being
over 10000 shares. against $780, COO yesterday,
5000 Saturday, and IS 900 Friday. Present an.
pearances, therefore, seem to indicate that last
Friday was turning point, both in the volume
OF business and in the range of prices
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4 VEGETABLE PRODUCT,

Only used in AYERS AauE CURE, has proven itaelf
neverfaiDs and rapid for every form Of Maarial
Disorder Fever and Ague, or Chis and Fever. No In
jury follows its use. and its effects permanent It
rouses the system to condition of vigorous health
cleanses the blood Of malarial poison and mparts
feeling Of comfort and security most desirable in Ague
districts. 1t in excellent tonic and preventative
Sell as cure, Of all complaints peculiar to malarous
marshy aud masmatic regions. The great superiority
of AYERS AGUE CURE any other compound is TINT
It contains Quinine, Arsenic, or mineral; conse-
quenty it produces quinism or Injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured by it are
eft a. healthy as II they had never had the disease.
The direct action Of AYERs AGUE CURE upon the
Liver and Digestive Organs makes it superior remedy
cures. where other medicines have failed.
For sac by all druggists. 1884
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN SPECIE SroIrS-

FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN SPECIE STOLEN
Rear Admiral Hughes, commanding the Pacific
station. reports to the Navy department under
date OF Panama, 2. C.. January 5th the loss OF
$4,000, which had been shipped per Wells, Fargo
& Co.'s express. He enclOses report from Fleet
Paymaster RUFUS Parks which is as follows: ION
December 10. 1882 Pay Inspector I. I. Caswell, u
9. n, shipped from New York per Wells, Fargo &
CO.. express, two kegs said to contain 500 900 In
U.Sgod coin, marked Pay Inspector RUFUS Parks,
U. S. s. Pensacola, Panama The above specie
am Informed, reached Panama on the evening of
the 29h Dec, 50 and was placed In the vault of the
railroad company for safe keeping, but when the
vault was opened on January /, 1883, for the pur-
pose OF delivering the above amount on board the
Pensacola, It was found that one key had been
stolen and traces OF the specie or OF the thieves
have SO far been discovered. The remaining keg,
containing $4,000. have received on board and
have given receipt for that amount / would re-
specfully suggest that the Honorable Secretary OF
the Navy be requested to authorize the forward
ing OF 600 to the Pensacola at as early date as
possible for the use OF the ships on this station.
Exchange on Washington at Panama is two per
cent and the same rate at Callao on December
18th, 1852" Admiral Hughes approves Pay In
spector Parks suggestion. It was learned at the
Navy department that the government viii not
suffer by this loss, as the money was fully insured
by the express company.
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H p s. coco
~ B r e A AST.
TEFUI-COMFORTINC

By thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
govern the operstons Of digestion and nutrition and By
cereini application OF the fine properties of well
bes with 2 delicately favored beverage. which may
save us many heavy doctc bills II is By the uicou1
use OF such articles Of diet that constitution may -
gradually built until strong enough to resist every
tendency TO eease Hundreds Of subtle malndiee aFo
nostng sround us. ready to attack wherever there
weak point Wemay escape many fatal shaft by Keen.
ing ourselves well fortified with pure blood and prop.
erly nour1shed frame. Civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or mix
Sold in tins. (ony hlb. and b. . by Grocers lse,ed.
JAMES EPps q CO.,
ol6-m, tu6s homeopathic Chemists London EnR
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Capitol Notes.
AMENDMENTS TO THE POST OFFICE APPROPRIATION


The more important changes proposed by the
Senate committee on appropriations today, as
amendments to the post ONCE appropriation bill,
are the following To fix July 1st 1885, as the date
Woen the reduction OF the rate OF letter postage
from three cents TO two cents shall 20 into effect
instead or the 1st OF January, 1884, proposed by
the House OF Representatives 10 wholly strike
out the House provision In regard to the cOmpen-
sation OF subsidized railroads for carrying the
mails To insert an appropriation Of si85 600 for
necessary and special facilities trunk lines, y
(thiS Is intended to continue the existing "fast
mail service and to increase the item for steam.
boat mail service from $500, coo to s625 600
senator Plumb. In reporting the bill, gave notice
tnat he VIII call 1T up for consideration by the SEN
ate tomorrow.
THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY BILL.
The bill reported by Gov Rice, chairman of the
House committee on the library, In the House to-
day for new library building, designated the
Secretary OF the Interior, the librarian of Con-
gress. and the architect OF the Capitol commits.
sion TO select site, which is to be some resprya-
lion owned by the United States The sum of
$5O0,OOO Is appropriated for the commencement of
the WORK, which Is to be Immediately available and
limits the entire cost to 81, 500 600. The bill APP
proves or the Smthmyer plan OF bull ling but pro-
Woes that It shall be so constructed that 1t can be
enlarged, If needs be. in the future.
THE TARIFF BILL.
The tariff bill was reported to the House from
the committee on ways and means and referred to
the committee Of the whole
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A NTON FISHER
q Hr CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH
snee Ladies' and Gentiemen's Garments also Crspe
ne Lares etc are perfectly cleaned BY this superor
o. f =. DeSmedt official chemist Of the District Of Co-
t Your chemicals are Of the most efectual ma
s.s ana harmless and perfect machinery ID uot
kkurpsssed IN Paris New York orelsewhere" Notice.
oteAse spos guaranteed to be tn sun
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer,
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

NHoMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ALL OF SQUARE 739 I'M.
PROVED BY LARGE BRICK RESIDENCE,
hh nonsN "A, AS The LATE HARRY WINTERS
s9uI ir K STRREET JED ND NEW Jersey AVENUE
BY virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date the 18th e,
day O. Ma 5sb 1878 and duly recorded in Liber
District Of Columbia and by direction OF the party
secnred thereby: the undersgned Trustee will sell on
.es at FOUR O'CLOCK. all Of square 1885, together with
The sale of this property offers fine opportunity to
secure comfortable home. The Improvements are
good and substantial.
Terms Of sale: One third cash the balance in two
equal payments. at Fix and twelve month"; with notes
rearing interest at six ps cent per annum until paid.
ana secured ~ deed Of trust on the operty sold.
Al AT purchasers cost. 200 deposit
qured at time Of gale. CHARLES PAYSON,
G2l-dts Trustee.
e THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. JANUARY TWENTY SECOND 1888
same hour and place. By order of Trustee. >00''
ja5-d&ds THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer
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The Southern Railway and Steamship company
opened their annual meeting IN the parlor OF the
full board OF delegates adjourned until O'Clock
this evening.
The river channel is frozen over for quite q long
distance down the stream and steamers and tu9
boats have quite time OF It passing up and down.
There are no sailing vessels arriving at all
Last Sunday night burglars entered the resi-.
dence OF o. w. Lougan, No. 222 18th street north
east: and after helping themselves to a midnight
meal to satisfy their hunger, and then enjoying q
smoke, gathered up all the silverware within their
reach, valued at $50, after which they departed.
The police have b. en- notified.
Mr. Harry l. West, stenOgraphic clerk at police
headquarters, has resigned his place to accept the
position of city editor OF the Post
Yesterday party OF five gypsey women, one
man and nine children, strapped on old broken
down horses with their bundles, passed through
the city over the Long BRIDGE and later in the day
four men with two big black bears followed. They
are on their way south.
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WEAVER. KENGLA 4 co.'s
III N n ID " IN n

j. ECONOMICAL. BECAUSE IT is PURE: BEING
FREE FROM ALL APPLICATIONS SUCH AZ
MARBLE DUST. SOAPsTONE, PIPE CLAY, Sill.
CATH. &C.. WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES
IT lS SAFE. BECAUSE IT IL MANUFACTURE
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM
REFINED TAL.LOw (PREPARED BY OURsELvESl
PALM AND COCOANUT OILS: WHILE on TUB
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE NAL
KET ARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM
THE CARCAeSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANmAL8
Thus ENDANGkRIN0 LIFE AND HEALTH
WITH QUE NAME
FOR aAIE ~ 0ROCER0 GENERALLY
AND WH0LE8AIB AT oxxzCR
s13 S96l WATER bTREkr. 0BOR0ETOWH y. q
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
CLERKS OFFICE. HOU~E OF REPRESENTA-
T1VES Z. g.,
WASHINGTON. d. c., January H. 1888.
Sealed Proposals. viii be received at this Office until
TWkLxE pCdO CK NOON On MONDAY. j NUARY
TW+ NIY-SLCOND inst for tire delivery of FIFTY $50
cords tnore ess) best Oak Waod the Wood to be de-
and stored in the vaults Of the south wing of the
Ca itoi before the 31st day OF January inst The
Wood must measure lbs cubic feet the cord t. bf
cut in three pieces snd to be corded and
tn Capitol.
The right to reject any an bids 10 reserved The
BIZ TO be Endorsed 'Proposals for Wood" and adj
dressed to EDWARD MCPHERSON,
j13-eo3t Clerk of the House Of REPRESENTATIVES,