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A CUP Of good coffee early in
the morning before going out or
late at night, or ut any other time,
can be made most conveniently
and easy by using Liquid Coffee.
To how many people is tins . ben
edt since coffee Is the great invig-
orator. and by the old process it
cannot be made often enough or
quick enough to suit the wants
and tastes OF the many.
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HALL-BINNIX: On Thursday. March L. 1855, IN
Baiemore city. by the Rev. DE-. Thomas. ALFRED h
ton. d. @.
SP1NNING-CORSON. At the residence Of III
onoes perents. 1854 l4th stroeA northwest TuoedaV
evening. March ~, 1883. ID. c. sPIkNING, Eao, a
layton. Ohio. to Miss ANNIE CORSoN, Of Wsshtng-
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QUESTION 8. How IL 1t malel
Simply Dy putting into the cup
two teaspOonfuls of the LIQUID, on
which pour boiling water. Deli
Ciouscoffee 18th 8 msde instantly.
~ many cups as are wanted. Use
milk and sugar n usual. Com
pare this with the old process and
give the new q trial.
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TINTED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

by virtue OF writ of feri facias issued out Of
oerhs ONCE OF the Supreme Court of the District
Ciumoia and TO me directed will sell at public
sas I9r cash at the court house door Ct sad District
At TWELVE UCLS OK NJ. All the right Ute. claim Sam
81 the IL and 70
~ sa DIST let together with ali and singular the i'm
finTan " anSsreon. levied upon as the property of
nj law a., anderson. to satisfy execution No g. 6z6
~ iaVor OF Henry @. McCauley, administrator.
CLAYTON MCNICHAEl,
TH,,Nac ,,o,usx II. 3. Marshal.
..-.' DOWLiNes, Auc4ion0er. mhIl.l7t
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The STRIKERS AT CUhBERLAND.-No more nina
drivers at Cumberland, Md, struck yesterday Ie
was reported the Hampshire company drivers
would come out but they worked as usual. The
georges creek drivers held q meeting yesterday
and IL Is said decided to resume work to-dav ~
the company's terms The Koontz and Big veia
drivers still hold out 1t is reliably stated that thu
American Company's drivers will not strike
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ONE OF THE DESIGNS for the new ten-cent stamp
prepared by the American Bank Note Company
has been returned by Third Assistant Postmaster
General Hazen with the request that it be worked
over In order TO simplify the lettering This de-
sign has the vignette or Washington. The selec-
weeks.
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United STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

By virtue Of two wrts o. facia issued out of the
Clerks office O. the SUI RENE Court of the District Of
Tor cash. at Thomas Dowlng's auction rooms south
vest corner Of Pen sylvania and 18th street
northwest on TUESDAY, the TWENTY-SEVENTH
PAY n OF MARCH 1883 at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. all
md to the following described property to witt All
The stock usually found in rst-cIass store for the sale
q drass and fancy goods:
Gloves. Towels, Ribbons. Satchels. Combs, Brushes
Dolls Baskets Japanese Goods &C., seized and levied
man. to satisfy execution No co. 622 at law against
eel Holman.
Also; similar goods, and Lsces Fans shawls Bon
nets Jeweiry, Umbrellas Pocke books &C. seized and
eyed upon as the property Of the defendant Adolph
Oamman to satisfy execution No. "a, i76 at law.
Adoiih i'amman. trading as 0. Damman, in favor Of
Harris brothers.
CLAYTON McMICHAEL
III hal
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RESTAURANTS very often
have bad coffee, since they are
compelled to keep coffee ready
for Use all day and part Of the
night, and caEnOt make it freeh
more than three or four times.
The coffee must necessarily boil
long time and lose its strength
and aroma. From this comes the
many complaints of restaurant
coffee. which. by standing, some
times has a peculiar taste. This
can be remedied by making each
cup fresh, which C n only be done
BY using Fels Il Co. g Liquid Cof-
fee,
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M En-

sss GGnG Nib as
CARLTON On Tuesday. March 10th. 1883. at 80
h; S s
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
baltimore Sun and Prince Georges papers please COPY
COIN OHM 81 sed March a. 1854 at M POLLY Q.
Funerai :vc 4 YER s and sesep montn
man: No ~! 9Th street northwest on THURSDAY.
r arSa ~ :, 80 O'clock Pm Friends invited In:
fBostOn Herald and Journal please copy.1
ssSssGGsHn IN a &: s
OF her aga. ~
Safe in the arms Of Jesus
Ts s1s. X h ss. i sSS G ss, se bad:
am done with care and sorrrow.
Soon in fadeless fields I'll ro1m;
Cease your weeping. weary parents.
BIZ HER srsrxn.
iSi went ake
Thursday. at three O'Clock pm.
1GPs H. Mi,fs 81 ss sss
seye. ~ two yesl
dsvS % street northwest at 10 O'Clock m. Thur
OLSON. On March 9osh. 1883. HARRIET ANH
,F user.l from Asssy n z. Church Thursday. a2d
are respectfully invited to attend
HEWITT. At Altoona. Pa, at twenty minutes aftsr
to -. Wy. EisiEs aE%ETr s o1mesy s q souS
lbsanmoge papers please copy.l
n hHHS On March 70 lssS s;, p Seiecs P11
Eieoiine d. Ksan. sssd 4 yssz1 months ana =
days.
No. 1lO2 9Th strese northwesf Thursday, March M
at SPIN. Friends and relatives ere invited 70 attend
SHELLEY. On March 20. 1855. Of consump6ou VIE.
LIAM 2. sIBLEY. u the afU-sscond yLa hs 80.
nosthWes. - 1s30 .. NJ. Thursday, March "a. BeiS.
1ves md friends respectfully IN v1tsd % stand
MAGEKk on Tussday mcrnine. March - lSes.
days
Asavss and fFiends srs invitsd 10 attend her Su>s
from TIE ree1den0e OF her IN Law, 60 FIf6 s1re1
Dorfhve0t. Thursdsy, st two D m
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Name.

land Office has adopted the rule that when en-
tries are made on newly surveyed lands nnal
proof cannot be accepted until after three months
rom the date OF the Ming or the township plat OF
survey In the local land ONCE
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VIHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer

VERY VALUABLE TWO-STORY AND MANSARD
ROOF BRICK DWELLING, WITH LARGE BRICK
SIABLE. ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
REDEKICKAND SECOND STREETS, GEORGE
TOWN. DC AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. APRIL THIRD 1883, IT FIVEHSa
O'CLOCK. IN front Of the premises shall sell part
Of iots 6s and &c fronting 70 feet inches west
treet improved by two-story and mansard roof brick
dwelling containing II rooms water gas and all mod.
Tern s. One third caah balance in and two years.
tn NOES bear ng interest and secured by deed Of
trust All conveyancing purchasers cost. 500 de-
posit will be required at time of SALE
JAMES L. DAVIS, Agent.
m11-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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TIE FRAUD LBr.-CC Williams 4 Co .of spr,no.
held, Mass, has been put on the fraud list by the
Postmaster General for fraudulently obtaining
money through the mails
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AUCTION SALES.

WEEKS b CO., Auctioneers,
w 637 Louisianl avenue
Opposite City Post ONCE
On THURSDAY; MARCH TwENTY-sECoND. at
TEN O'CLOCK A.M.-
LARGE SAL OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AND
FURNITURE OF EV ny DESC alp TON; PAR
LOR AND CHAMBaE VOL K, EXTENSION
TABLE,. HAIR AND SHUCK MAriRESSE-
FEATHEks, sIDEBDARDt, BOOKCASE,
LogNGEs. WAhDioBE, WhITISG DESK,
RETAIL STOCK OF NEW RANGES. CROCKERY,
TIN WARE AND GLASSWARE.
SHOW CASE. foSa COUNTERS.
FIVE B 1XEs EXTRA CHO CE PLUG TOBACCO
SOUNn; BOXES BAKROOM CHEZ BE, 3LB. CAN
TOMATOES. &c. WITH QUANTITY OF
OTHER DESIRhBL& GOODS, ARRANGED ON
lsT AND I'd FLOORS OF OUR SPACIOUS WARE
Sale without regard to weather.
CHAS. WEEKS, Salesman.
1t Late " tn Duncanson Bros.
MIXTURES AND FURNITURE OF RESTAURANT
IL contained at 9l9 street northwest.
On THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH TWENTY
SECOND, 1883. COMMENCING at TEN-THIRTY
o'CLOCk, We win cell at the above mentioned place
One 20 foot Counter.
One foot silver plated Showcase.
Walnut Chairs, Candy Jars.
Glassware Creckery, Casters.
S1verwere, stoves. Ranges, TO-, he.
splendid opportunity for one wishing to engage IN
1t DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 21-The rainfall thus far has
been very light and fears are entertained that
less there are plentiful showers before April LIST
the wheat and barley crops will be almost a total
failure, except in several coast counties, which
may De aided by fogS- The fruit and grape yield
promises to exceed that OF any previous year.
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AUCTION SALES.

THIS EVENING.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctsoneers.
CLOSING OUT SALE
FINE DIAMONDS. GOLD WATCHES AND SOLID
GOLD JEWELRY.
At Private Sale and Pubic Auction. the Stock Of
s. 0OLDSTEIN,
Late Of 2. Goldstefn & Co.. retiring from buedness
At Salesroom. corner 10th and streets,
Facing pennsylvania avenue.
COMMENCING
SATURDAY At HALF PAST SEVEN P. NJ. MON
DAY AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, HALF PAST
TWO AND HALF PAST SEVEN P. NJ.
And continuing daily ut
Pubic and Private Sale until the Entire Stock q
posed Of.
GOODS NOW ON EXHIBITION.
Terms OF Sale CASH or approved notes 80, 60 or 80
days according to amount Of purchase.
The TRADE SPECIALLY INVITED.
mhl6-6t
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TEE COMMISSIONER OF the General Land Once
has prepared a general circular containing infor
nation respecting the entry OF public lands unde,
the homestead presumption and timber culture
laws to take the place Of . similar circular ISSUED
in 1870
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-21

HARRISBURG, Pa, March 2L-Dukes, the muir
derer OF Capt Mutt, has not yet made hts appear
ance In this city. In the house this morning the
committee to whom was referred the resolution
relating to Dukes title to seat In the house re-
ported that Dukes had not been present at any
appointment OF committee of inquiry to ascer-
tain whether his absence was due to disability or
vice The report was adopted. Another resolu-
ton was adopted that Dukes shall not be.allowed
to take his seat until the committee OF inquiry has
made its report
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oosRzvUsD vnon rlnsf spnsou.
btady SAID h dad not recoIlece having sen n
August iSo, when he met him here sa WiliarilS
sRADrs NEwsrAPKR nvnrnKxm
MI. Bliss having called the attention OF the WIT
| ness TO his testimony regarding investments N
| newspapers, asked:
"You invested In them q a puh,lc benefactor r
II learned said the witness, cor partially
learned, the printing trade when wss boy. I
have always had something OF a hankertpg for
! newspapers Iowned the Guncy Tunes imsy
say / went into the RepSbssoaa, originally, par.
| IL great paper. Isucceeded, think, In making
ia better pape. than II was ever before or has
"You found 1t very profitable did you nosss
asked Mr.. Bliss
.'No; can't say that I did, said the witness.
believe You had something To- DO Pssh n 'a0'sn
II have 81 0W," said Mr. BlisA
ne nsa put money In the Capital, the wftne0
sSagressionai Investigation. witness invested n
oce OF second assistant possms..Ss r s 1Is
Witness loaned Nj. Helm and others the monev
WITH p which @ buy the paper witness had NEE
stage OF the Investigation he had been struck WITH
baeirs vigorous style OF writing and his general
acquaintance with postal matters and thong hs
he was good man to run a sunday newspapeS.
The witness had disposed OF the Capital aftef ths
..You sim have the ynrtics" asked MT. Bl,sa
"1he Critic" said the witness 81 still. yoa
mlgn1 say, control it-that Is have q controlling
amount or stock"
MI Bliss asked the witness why he had waited
until this time to come on the stand. and contra
dict the testimony OF Walsh, which was given ss
the last trial the same as now
The court ruled out the question
GOOD FRIDAY
Before taking the recess, after short consulta-
ton with counsel tt was decided NOT IN hold cours
on Good Friday.
which don't have to work" w.
a.. Inat viii be point gained" said Judge wyiie,
day good" N'''
BRADY's cRoes-ExAMrNAr1oN rSprp
After the recess Mr.. Bliss announced that he haA
no more questions TO PROFOUND TO the witness
Local Notes.
The work OF improving reservation No n was
again resumed yesterday. and seventy men ana
thirty carts were employed. The work Will 10
continued II the weather permits
points Joseph M. Parke andsB titus De Long 10 dis-
pose OF her property and apply the proceeds to
'n Th pa ;n1ra y, OF d., ner deSts;
uniformed In neat blue sack coats and navy capS,
TO De worn In an d about the building.
Letters OF administration de bonos non have bean
issued to Mary A. Henry, on bonds OF 81 500, upon
the estate or Joseph Henry.
NEW YORK "FEScE" TRYING TO MAKE rxRra
1t Is rumored that receiver OF stolen goods M.
siding In New York visited Washington recently.
U on the Invitation or dete tive, with a view OF
robbery case. and that the basis OF settlement
offered by said detective being Unsatisfactory "a
the receiver he returned to New York.
TBE NEW YUkh sIuCK MARKET.
q the New York stock Market TO-DAY. AZ rsporsSi
ty special wire 70 II. IL Dodge, $50 18Th street
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SMALLPOX CASA case OF smallpox was de
yeloped yesterday afternoon-that or Mamis
wagner, white, nve years old. granddaughtr1
OF Sorrell, OF the fire departing mt on 18th street
southwest near Maryland avenue. IL was TO-DAY
perfectly Isolated by DR.. Lattimer, OF the heath
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TUE CELLuLOID TKUns: TUAr HEvE
y WecA neycc woo10 ouk slwsyu ooan, - - r.
wor1 whas boehiNg. y foe aaleaf
cuAA uIuUXW2
MRa. l1sHER Asvsto ~ sS,-of.S r. =
Isdy Pstrons 15fs
CECoND-HAND CLOTHING BOuOAI AID ~
- mHnn1t cnG6 x3ou pnt4. Ala WA 1Ou(VV-
o0n1t P1Hto38 &c Cal o. addE0w 0k&x00 - 0S
sEse6 hear peoDsylvansA svunus 0n11
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w S Z LII.
w FINE SHIRTS
SMarer than any other house in the world and we
GET want you to take say 80 but call and see the
III, NUS shlrt Tor 7oc. Made ef file round thread
aff she sye1 rinforced with fine linen bosom lined
i S men sleeve bands and linen neck band. not
neSad over a snd stitched through with stc ali
ana tnen Morked not worked and then cnt) Only 75c
s6i .ne hanls shirt full stock Of Writer Under
LOT "a ana SSc ever sold in this city All the latest
Toe. Scarfs sold Tor 4Oc: At '
o. MFGINNISS. 1902 street.
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r,,o,.., ,,, U. 8. Marshal.
THOMAS DOWLIN0, AuCtioneer. m,17-St

Of % dou ob the heipF
s Ss sa
81 the % s 4 1c a%eGR
fE he 5d SAY SF MxEtM # FIVE ooleck
IN the Tef II sa6
Of %h cS'V W9l, VT w.t.
IN saa ID
two hundrsd and ninety 2sO beginning for the same
s's b?an4as .asn 1
70 eas Sc
souh ei2 feet thence feet to the eastern
BEGINNING; and in lots tw t2s and t~en
to 20 IN said square two hundred and ninety
resoraed in ISr Msarade e.
S s9 one Of the records in the Office of the
sna e of sss 1S and
cost Of the n 4ssssP
q SoaTH S1RH IS ksTFHHEfEI
ahs Slut ss H5
Fl h DAY Of au mssse
to f
4 the fss IS; Of sl ii Ssys os3
Astssst north with depth Of l4s feet wv '''''' VI
Terms tl Of sale eth RI Of the purchase cash.
ss e
ssa ssss
rurehaser All at cost Of purchaser siue
down when property is sold sold, :. y.
DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts mhl2 aids
V'HoMAs E. wsGGAMAN, 800.
TKUsTEEs SALE OF LOT IMPROVED BY HOUSE.
NP rs s. rEEagATtSH HSThEEr
Under and by virtue Of deed of trust. bearing ga
5ef s4s iSaS land rseeTds Of
521s r. Hrf pAf 9 oF
in 6rurys Of SQUARE 1ee 2e eSuin in
The s5g OF Washington D. C.. with the
two equal instalmsnts payable with interest
cured to III. The ss q the
d oet the rus the to resell at the
nce at cost purchaser deposit of 5000 required
& &k4. F. F. e AR M5Hsfots, Trustees.
THos. F. wAGGAMAN. Auct. '''. mhlS.dSds
T'HoMAs E. WAGGAMAN.
Real Estate Anctoneer.
TRps .TEEsr SALE OF OF XALuABLE IMPROVED
Rif5 ~ ID, 5ss EMS ivG25E
sad Gs dated the 5 sss
l24 ct Of he land records Of the District Of bed
Conm5a and at the of the holders of the notes
thereof undersigned viii sell at pubic aas
"? Ell y A Ga sss a 9HE
O'CLOCK P; NJ. the following described real estate
situated in the city of Washington Dlsric Of Colum.
end lying in the said city Of Washington. aid known
and described parts Of lots numbered two ~ and
f ss .s9 in square seventy
The terms Of sale One and the remain
al cash. at purchasers option; the deferred paw
nsnts to be secured 'y deed Of trust One hundred
dollars ~ T mH be On the day Of sale
THOMAS L. WAGGAMAN. Auct mi4 -2aw&ds
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.
STREET %E EssTGpBsE ET En-
N AND STREETS NORTH.
Ry virtue Ct 1aas deed Of trust dated the 18th day
District Of Columbia and BY direction OF the rarty
W I'VE Il Rr phY OF 81
Ma akGk p 5sss AT The ssd HSUE OF FIy
situate in the city OF Washington District of Columbia
to wit Part OF Lot numbered ten, in square numbered
half inches tn Of the southwest corner of said lot
thence running n,rth twenty feet eight and half
to an alley south twenty feet eight and half inches
and thence west to the place of BEGINNING improved by
Terms Of sale One half OF the ao mt to be paid in
cash; the balance in notes at and weve mon tbs
option deposit OF SIS viii be reau red at the time of
SAFE the Fp Cd be
resell at the risk and of the efautng purchaser
WAITER G. 't DU. k Ii p'ti'nA cost
c0r ysM tssn M aye; tpd ia
mia. 1s. 1o. q. %. 26.2s '''' A0f'n"eS'
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ALLEGED ATTEMPTED SUICIDE-t is reported
that William Shoenburn, young draughtsman
attempted TO commit suicide at the residence OF
his father. August Shoenburn, lS3 d street north
east, Monday EVENING" The young man, It "a
alleged was discovered BY hts mother In the attic
0ozing from a terrible wound in his throat. made
by razor. which Lay on the floor near him. DrN
Bayne and Nation were called In and found that
he had cut hts throat fruM ear to ear partly sever.
ing the wind pipe and narrowly escaping the
1uguiar vein. He was partly conscious though
unable 20 speak. Dr. Bayne SeWed up the wound
years Old snd cripple. He had AaA an amputa-
ton OF the right leg while . boy for white swell
ms since which time he has been using crutchea
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INCREASE OF MAIL MATTER-In view of the
large increase I'm mail matter, postmasters are
urged by the Post Ofice authorities to notify the
public constantly that the delivery OF mail will
be greatly expedited it Is addressed to the street
and number or to post Office box number.
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N'HE VERY BEST BLACK sTIKs sAT1Ns vRr.
Che. ns stsIS. PARAsOLs and sun 1MBREIIAa
mnfS ]. e. YOUNGs.
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>. l.. HEMpsToNE,
sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY.
DRESS GOODS IN ALL THE NEW SHADES.
NOVELTIES IN SUITIN0A.
PIN HEAD CHECKS
EMBROIDERED ROBES.
NEW DESIGNS IN SATEEN b PLAIN TO MATCH
CHOICE PATTERNS IN PRINTED LAWNS.
ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE PRETTY SCOTCH
0INGHAAS.
WHITE GOODS IN ALL THE NEW EFFECTS
NEW LINE OF SUMMER SILKS.
F0ULARp SILKS. ~ BLACK AND ooLoRs.
INDIA SILKS, VERY DESIRABLE.
SURAH SILKS IN FOURTEEN COI4ORS INCLU-
DING ALL NEW SHADES AZ ESPEOIAL GOOD
VALUE.
COLORED aRos GRAIN AT 81, g. 2s AND s1.be.
BLACK 0ROS GRAIN SILKS. RHADAMES SAT.
ms. OTTOMAN SUkAHS. AOOMPLETE LINE
FROM WELL STOCKED LINEN DEPARTMENT.
WE OFFER GOOD BARGAINS.
HOSIERY IN ENDLESS VARIETY. FRENCH, ENG
L1SH AND GERMAN. OF SILK. THREAD AND
COTTON TEXTURE. % =
LATEST DESIGNS.
8. l.. HEMPSTONE,
800 MARKET SPACE. PENNA. AVENUE.
ONE PRICE. IN PLAIN FIGURES. mills
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POSTMASTER GENERAL HOWE Is expected to re-
turn to the city this week.
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Latest qGleglanS to The star
QUEEN VICTORIES INJURIES


The Accident - Queen Victoria.
HEB INJURIES MORE SERIOUS THAN AT FIRST sur
POSED
NEW YORK. March IA London special says:
The injuries received by the queen on Saturday
Sy sSppng, e upon the stairs Of the palace At
ride, now turn out TO be more serious than at
first supposed, and 1t is believed she VIII be con-
the time Of the accident her majesty e' and
attendants thought but little OF It. The queen,
aIter returning to her room and making an exam
lnauOn IN order to ascertain the extent OF her in
JurieS, determined to carry out her intention and
take drlye. On returning, and when attempting
to do So ana had to be assisted by her attendants
who found It necessary to carry her to her room.
Her ma1estys physicians were ut once summoned.
badly swollen and fnlamed. There is much no.
eastneSS throughout the city concerning Ler con-
eagerly watching and asking nc for news Great Great
Up notices Of absence t At 1 9nssr places places
newspaper buildings and telegraph offict to await
the news The newspapers have all sent special
engagements for bulletins The houses OF parlla-
ment are crowded. The streets are in many places
blocked with crowds OF iaboring people, VINO have
Keep informed. It is not believed By
those having access to authentic
fsn that the ssesn, M are
universal fear that owing to the advanced age ~
her ma testy, and the somewhat delicate condit on
III.
dangerous complications may arise from them
READING TIE BUILErrNa
A bulletin, just posted, announces that the
queen Is constantly ATTENDED by full corps OF the
royal physicians The crowd surrounding the
bulletin was so great that those In the rear could
not make 1t out, and demand for q reader Vas
made. strong-voiced man mounted q pile OF
paving stones and cried out the Intelligence. When
the man motioned TO make his first utterance, tie
entire crowd. which was almost exclusively
composed Of workingmen, uncovered and
was still The bulletin produced the
most evident depression. The bulletin announced
that the knee upon which her Majesty fell when
she slipped upon the stairs has been greatly
swollen, and that every effort Is being made to
THE QUEEN IN NO IMMEDIATE DANGER
clans have authorized the statement to be
made that her Majesty Is in no immedi-
ate danger The statement is coupled
with the Information that her Majesty may
however, be confined for indefinite time to her
room 1t Is understood that the queen is suffer-
Ing quite as much from the exhaustion produced
by her determined action In taking the long ride
abusing the public mind OF all impression that
She was hurt, as from the consequences OF the
wound itself. This fortitude is the theme OF
universal comment, and the working people seem
to glory in talking about what they call the
"bravery OF the queen"
THE QUEEN BETTER
4:30 p. m.-The bulletins report that the Queen
is resting comfortably, and that the physicians
claim to have entirely succeeded In conduering all
those elements OF the case which might have
proved troublesome.
Hanlan, the Oar.man, Coming to
Warrington.
nNrr hnroh uano thA
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That when IN article u made or treated On the
idea Of getting al the good out oe Il and leaving
the bad OK useless portion. It must b superior
10 the old clunsy method Of producing It any
way or any how by hap hazard.
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DRY GOODS.

DKr GooDs.
J. A. LUTTRELL co.
SUMMER SILKS. In Checks and Stripes warranted
Pure, So 624 and IS cts.
CHECKED sURAHS, pure silk. ~ inches wide, only
81. AN.
Al the Spring Novelties in Wool Fabrics IN Plain and
In Combination.
FRENCH sATEENS in endless variety, ss the vert
Lowest Price.
J. A. LUTTRELL q CO..
mh17 SIT MARKET SPACE.
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RANGE or fHE THERuourFRp-The forIovfnt
were the readings at the once Of the chief signs
0mcef to-day: z am. 40; II am. SIS: pm
3A Maxfmdm, ~ g: minimum, 1ak