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TIE REMEDY SO favOrsbly noticed 10
all the papers, ;,
"Having large sole, and Is suppian''
ing all other medicines. .;.,,oo NJ
aThere is no denying the virtues virtues. OF nt
the Hop plant, ard the proprie.osn a
Hop Bitters have shown great snre"u
ness
sand ability 80. uho.e
virtues are so palpable to every one
observation
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Advertising Cheatsl!

,,Y. -. hocome so common to writeihe
beginnin s Of an article IN an elegant In :
"Then run it into some advertisements
Ii at we avoid all such. .,;,n 70 the
land simply call attention 70 por a%e
merits of Hop Bittera in as plain' noHe''
terms as possible.
ssTo induce people -, nh;ob 60
"To give them one trial. when en-, 50
nroyes their value that ihey Will IeVei
uie anything else.
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THE HERALD will not lie re-
sponsibIe for debts contracted by
anv Of its employees. Parties ex'
tending credit .uust look to the indi
yjduals for payment and not asso'
ejste such accounts with these 0
the HERALD. t
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-17
Board of Equalization.
To The Tax Payers of Salf
Lake CITY:

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the City Council of Salt Lake
City will sit as a Board Of Equalization
on Tuesday. August 18Th, 1884; at 4
o,clock o m, in the City Hall, for the
nnrnose Of hearing and determining such
Complaints as may be made to The as
ss.sed value of property on the Assess
Yo oent Roll for the year 1884. During its
sessions the board will.slso consider psti-
lions for remission Of taxes for the cur.
rant wear Ito An amount not to exceed
Eve dollars) from insane, idiotic, infrm
or INDECENT persons, as the law provides.
Tsx PAYERS are hereby reminded that the
anIv mesns provided by Law for the re-
dress Of grievances in regard to taxation
il by application to this board before the
assessment roll for the year is finally sp.
BY order OF the City Council.
REBER M. WELLS
| dtd Recorder.
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Father is Getting Well.

s'My daughters say;
'.How much better .fathar is slnce ne
used Hop Bitters."
HE Is getting we'll after his long sui !,
feripp from disease declared incuraole."
sand we are go glad that he used your
Bitters."
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GENTLFMEN-With great pleasure recommend the Nils
Ter Wrought Range by far the Best Cooking Range
that know Of and as Economizer Fuel its Boiler Ats
achmen and Heater n my experience OF foryhve years.
I have never found anything to equal IT, -
Yours truly, HENRY GKOMs
Nineteenth Ward, Salt Lake City.
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tn IL HERALD is published
every morning, Mondays excep e. 81 81
qEE bxRk. : block rner "'s'
Temple en- I-r ana F1:st South Streets,
salt Lake City, by the L,ARe-.L a N AZ;
ssf ana price per snDum, PG 3ho
s SGg rate. To weekly subacriDers,
ooIisc,ions made by carriers, 70 Genus
THE SS ss1SiMl-wEEKLY HERALD Is
nm unfinished every "Wednesday and sat
prdsy morning, at $3.50 years si1
u1orihs. SI,75: postage included.
ru 1--WE 10 EEKIY herald is published
everv Thursdsy morning at y: year
eix months, S1.25. postSae included.
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A Modern BOrgia.

woman has Just been sent 10 prison IN the
Hague, Holland accused OF series OF crines which
lar exceeds Troppnann's assasslnations wash
erwoman named Van der Einde, Of Leyden, insured
or caused TO be- Insured the lives OF all her relatives
paid the premiums, poisoned the insured and pock-
eted the amount of the policies. Some weeks ago
pr Rutgers Van der Loci, OF Leyden, was sum-
1nUned Ia the residence OF a work ngTnaD named
Frankenhuzen whose wife and child has last died
ana who was himself severely suffering. The phy-
slclan had the worhingman taken 10 the hospital
ana recognized the symptoms OF poisoning by
arsenic He so Informed one or the relatives on the
victims, detective, and charged him TO report the
matter 10 the police. This detective was none
Other than Van der Linde. the woman's husband
The poor man gave the police all the Information
asked or him without suspecJng that IL would ~
suit Ia the arrest OF his wife. After Thorough In
vestigation the authorities had large number OF
bodies exhumed. All the corpses bore the most
positive traces OF poisoning. The woman Van der
hers - -
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rum ulladeil'nls tress.
The Irrigation OF the human stomach br means
OF copious draughts Of hot water has several pro-
nounced advantages a remedial agent Hot
water Is cheap. IL does not have 20 be shAken. n
IL is Schuylkin water the patient viii be parricu-
larry careful not 10 shake It IL need not be meas
urei VITA the accuracy required In the taking OF
SeNSt'L Is'ihraitA The ease with which vater can
ee heated and heated water SWALLOWED N men the
knack has been fairly acquired brings the remedy
wltnln the reach OF the poor and the residents ot
REGIONS remote from civilization and tie corner
drug store But, as matter OF fact, n Il among
lhe MeallhF, the hlgh hvers, the freQuPnters q
they who take the hot water.
Inc Medicdl Attrs calls this particular PERIODICAL
sanitary epidemic 'the hoI-watsr mania and
traces lis origin 10 Sangrado the patr,sn Of (,il
sLaS, whose treatment consisted In oleeilng and
utauShts OF warm water. Thf Srtrs Nsss the
phN steal effect OF hot water taken Into the sfom-
acn Is 10 wash out that organ and pr,rsra n FOR
better work, but IL warns the owner or tie abused
organ THAT too much hot water Injuries lustaad OF
helps; that u should BE- taken before the lForss a.
THAT the quantity and frequency OF the dos should
Dc gagged according 10 the conditions OF lie casa
lhls VIII be news 10 the city hotels where curss az
hot water are distributed among the guusts with
the rnguar1tyo OF sunrise
The hot water craze VIII have IFS dav sra IN ,ss
tuill VIII give place 10 some other cure ne or old
In the meantime it would be better 10 neisoye the
condltlon which drives the owner OF tie over
huficnel stomach 10 seek relief In his bgr water
cups The man who knows nothing OF medicine
ana Physiology, ana yet undertakes 20 prescribe
medicines for his complaints. outy1es tn LAWYER
Who draws Ids own viii ana is said 10 hare a fool
Tor Il client There Is danger even Ia doSss OF hot
water, ahd, IL an organ or the whole system Il re-
ouceu uHtll III requires a tonic, physicish IS the
iost competent person TO say what Tie tollc shall
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THE ILLINOIS PRESS DELEGATION went down to
Mount Vernon to-day on the q. 8. s. Despatch.
Secretary Chandler accompanied them.
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ED.

BROrILLET. At Providence hospital. ut n m On
Messy teRGary 3 lssa The Very kev yoHS
Funeral at St Matthew's church on Friday morning
at O'Clock. High Of requiem VIII be ceiebi sted
CARTER. On february 9Th 1884 at SIS n m
RICHARD W. cARTER, in the seventy fifth yeas o. Lis
a+e.
He is home st last.
May strive 20 meet him there
Relatives and friends cordially invited 20 attend
IN from his late residence. IL Twelfth strse, north
cLFMENTs. On February S. 1894. ELLA L. laugh
ter Of i4izals.th and the late Aoysius \. Clements
DrNN ON February 5th, 1894 at II IA p. m MAG
GlE = DUNN. dau Inter Of Sergeant Major r Dunn,
: c. aged hiteen years. eleven months and seven
Funeral Thursday 7th at sOclOck sos street SOUTH
ELBERr. on Monday nieht. February T. 1854 1t
TEBR long x s@s Of john nf se tsSA
efsed lii m the R.ss az tir var Of her age
next, an am. residence. 81 II street northwest =
EyANS ON February 9Th. 1854. at lis q m, RICH
days Ssiossd s5 IF Kesd M att E sne
at ssSs Sex +. on ars s T
and relatives respectfully Invited
B. s sssady w ah i 'ft Hs1s s .Sa
youngest daughter OF L. W: and Norsh Murphy
2 pa's fursa. Ser sba.y "a
o'clock a. N, sharp Requiem mass at 81 Augustus
HICKEY. On February S. 1884. THORNTON p
HICKEY. Of rheumatisIn Of the heart, in the SIXTY
Funeral from Hsniine NJ T. church. THURSDAY, Feb.
rlary at three O'Clock pm Friends and relatl yes u
family invited attend
GEqRGf W HfSES Slosed i hast.nd Of Y SnHe Rin.
AID forty nine years and twenty days.
Funeral wll take place on Thursday at three O'clock
r. from his late residence 1929 Eisth sorf-
west Friends and Relatives respectfully anvi-d 10
att nd.
H0LMEAD. In New York city on February g. 1884
In the sixlty-eighth year of his are. Mr. ANTHONY
HOLMEAD. formerly of Washington.
Funeral service tomorrow. February It'll n III 20
a. at Rock Greek cemetery Relatives and fp-nos
are respectfully invited TO attend.
kEESE. On Tuesday, February s, 1894 1T 10 0o a m
CATHAR1NE REESE, beloved wife Of A T. L E-ese.
aged sixty eight years month and nineteen ia ~
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
NESER On February 9Th 1884 ct Sis u'cloci m
BIsSJ. +. NESER, lson-in-law Of VIM Kettlerl ssed
twenty-four years.
Funeral will take place from his late residences No
g2s 4 street southwest, Friday, At O'clock ID M
Friends and relatives Of the family invited
tend. o.
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The King OF the New York puse.,

From New York Letter IL the Chicago Tribune
Barry Wall. the King OF the dudes here, who
changes his Clothes five times day. has canes and
dogs 10 match each suit, and wears stockings with
I've toes 10 them, gave big hunting dinner 10
twenty five OF the boys Tuesday at DelIhonicos
He Is great foNchaser, is Only twenty three years
old. and has An enormous fortune, which hs earned
py Inc sweat " his fathers brow In Colorado. The
dinner was given AT his palace IN Park ayefue and
the quests were all required 10 come IN thel scarlet
foA-huniing Jackets 1 hear that one of tlse party
performed lornpipe with remarkable agility ON
The table al O'Clock In the morning.
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CspiG's Pra uks.
VIRGINIA GIRL ELoPEs PER NIGHT DRESS WITH
EER LOVER.

EER LOVER
special to the Baltimore American from Fred
erlck, Nd, February S, says Al an early hour this
morning there arrived in this city a couple of
youthful lovers on matrilnony bent. They had out
wltted their watchful parents. Her name was
Victoria f. WILL the favOri,a daughter OF a yir-
GINA farmer living near Mount Jackson Shenan-
doah county, Virginia Charles :. stanton. her
companion. Is young man living in the neighbOr-
hood. HIS attentions 10 Miss VIII were greatly
opposed 10y the young lady's parents, although re-
c:procated hy herself The sturdy opposition OF
the parents became unbearable. ana the two lovers
decided TO run away and get married Monday
night was set for the eyentful Hight and while her
family We're enjoying sweet and peaceful dreams
ner lover stole silently TO the house and bore away
his treasure The maiden had no time To prepare
Tor the Journey, and bareheaded, barefooted and
thinly clad In her night garments he carried her 10
an adjoining farm house. where her toilet was COM
pleted, she having placed her clothing In a bundle
Ihey then proceeded To the railroad station accom-
panied by number OF friends. ana arrived In this
city this morning. marriage license was pro-
cureo, minister visited and the runaway lovers
soon We're made
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RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
1HE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BEINEFN
The EAST AND THE WEST
VIA. WASHINGTON

TIE EASI AND THE WEST
roUBLE TRACK RACK, JANTE} COUPLER
schedu1e to take erect sTSDAY' November 1s 1894
Leave from station corner OF New Jersey
avenue and street by Eastern Standard 18th Meri
Tor CHICAGO. Cincinnati, louisville and st. Louis
Through Coaches and Palace Sleeping Cars to ABOVE
Iolnts without change; lOl5a- ~ daily tic Chicago
For Iittshnrr at 1915 m and 40 p m daily; 40
Fer Toledo and De,r,it via, Mon-oevine. 1o15 al
qa!y with Sleeper Tor Toledo vi. Wheeling ana Lake
Farior and sieeTing Cars attached H. Will
am u 10 80 $50 s. $50 40 Iis o: MN
u. ute lI1,a2 lao 5:so 90 $40 1000 lOl5pm.
2S3; 8. $40. $50 : Sic 1000 pm. wv A"'' 1'-''
foI Asnnalois 40 40 200 am. l2:lo and 4:4o Pm:
1erWsy Stations between Mashineton and Baltimore
1 On Miro 6r ss1 ana l.I' snd
$40 7 ~ daily except SUNDAY, 445 pm: daily Tor
q.iiy exit Sunday: fer lexington. staunton and
se s Rra9 9er F sS IN Sai,y EXCEPT sunday
Pa PM and A. 3e. da.iy except Sunday
Trains arrive from the West daily. 60 $50 an 22a
fsoGa New 1eEk end fhiladelphia. 2e5 s;soam daily
From Anna T3 eE s.p i s'a am sun
day it:iO AIN. 90. pm
From LealrG;on. go daily. and 2I5 p m daily
Iroin iTeaeSics and intermediate Points, SIS 1000
Sunday 500 p. N. daily nom Point Of ROCK
M sai a1g f56 Washington as at 90
li,s az n s1d 19;i9 s 2 FL 3s On a sundays 40
AZ trains from Washington stop at Relay Station except
es sa sEgy s ss at s
LsnJsyvauia avsnus corner I4th street where orders
b CLEMENTS u Of T. Baltimore
q y ID. (Ss.ll PASS
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FEBRUARY SCHEME,

Whole tickets g. half Tickets 81: p tickets ESQ., IS
tickets $780,
Remit money or bank draft in letter. or send BY ex
press Postal note orders Of IS and upward by
can be sent at expense. Address all orders to j.
J. DOUGLAS. Covington KY. feb6-w
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TIE LONG ISLAND POISONING CAsRs-By order OF
Coroner Robinson the body OF Dennis Cowiey, OF
Laurel Hill, L. l., which was inferred In St Marys
cemetery, at Flushing, on Jan 2lst, was exhumed
and taken to Hunters Point yesterday afternoon.
Dennis Cowley was the father OF MIS- Catherine
Collyer, who died on Thursday last from arsenical
poisoning, anu whose husband died the following
day, exhibiting the same symptoms. The body
was taken 70 the morgue, where Drs. Burnet and
Hitchcock made q post mortem examination
They report nDding the body well preserved, and
having unmistakeable signs OF arsenic In the
stomach. The coroner afterward conveyed the
stomach and tntesttnes 20 Prof Muller, OF the Uni
veraty Medical college, OF New York, for analyza-
t1On
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SECURITY Fnon Loss BIZ BURGLARY.
ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT CoMPANY

THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
ofWash1ngton.
In its own building,
CoRNER 18th STREET AND NEW YORK AVE-
Perpetual Charter act Of Congress January Odd 1857
The Company rents Safes, inside it's Fire and Burglar
Proof auts at prices varying from IS to $50
according to size and location Rooms and Desks ad
Joining vaults. provided for Safe-renters.
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
T1ME-LOCK.
SECURITIES AND vALUABLES Of every descrip-
ton; including BONDS and STOCKS, PLATE JEW
; ELRY, DEEDS, &c, taken for SAFE-KEEPING. on
SPECIAL GUARANTEE. at the Lowest Rates
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, President,
CHARLES G; GLOVER, Of Riggs Co. Vice President
JOHN CASSEIS, Treasurer,
ALBERT l. STUh1EvANT, Secretary.
g. E NymAn Asst Secy
DIRECTORS:
BENJAMIN p Snyder. Charles G. Glover
John Cassels, Henry A. Willard.
Albert L. Sturteyant, Thomas Evana
John a. PArke. d1
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Wa De MEIER.

It's now undisputed that wEDE MEYERS CATAR-
RAH CURE is the only treatment that WIN absolutely
cure Catarrah. Dr.. Wei de Meyers "T1xAr1srn with
statements Of symptoms by tia cured mailed free. D.
B. DEWEY CO.. 1s2 Fulton street. r. Ssb4-m, f,sst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-06

SIMON CkMERoS's SOUTHERN TRrP-Er Senator
Simon Cameron, who is now In Galveston Texas
told reporter that he had been at Hot Springs In
Arkansas, and had decided TO 20 To city ~ Mex
leo. but owing TO the lack OF al rail c6inmuhcaffOn
lac had abandoned that idea BE would relnain In
IeNas about two weeks and during that time would
prob IDLY visit san Antonio. From Texas he eS-
poets 10 visit New Orleans, and remain there du-
ring the mardl gras festivities returning thence 20
his northern home. He thought he would return
10 the Crescent City the following winter when the
Worlds Cotton exposition gets under way In that
city, and may possibly make second visit 10 CAL
weston.
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MRS ROBERT p. PoRTER GETS DTvoRcE.-The
wife Of Robert p. Porter ex-secretary OF the tarin
commission, was granted divorce at Rockford III
yesterday on the ground OF desertion She was also
a soon as the decree Is signed
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.

CUTTING REMARK m THB House OF LORDS
LONDON, Feb Gin the house Of lords last night
Earl Granville, foreign secretary in replying to the
speech OF the Marquis OF Salisbury, In which the
latter complained that Englands position towards
that the Marquis OF Salisbury had certainly secured
peculiar advantage In not moving an amendment
TO the address upon subject about which he was
SO 1mperfectly informed. 1t was Immediately after
this that the address was adopted.
BRITISH CABINET COUNCIL ON THE EGYPTIAN DIS
ASTER.
LONDON, Feb "a special cabinet council was
held this morning for the discussion OF the disaster
to Baker Pasha- Mr.. Gladstone presided.
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L PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

s55tsfz! HEsE IS H2E$B zt.z
IN Eff ECT Nov EABEk 18TH Iss3
TRAINS Lave WASHING IoN. FROM sTiT1oN CORNER
OF sIxra AMP b STREETS, As FoLLows:-
s4ee diy with STEERING Car nom Harrisburg
Islace Cars hltsoarg Also eonnseis day St Tor
c.t 'I rssG-1 and ID Gsaro Raj
lso = n daily for Pi5s burg and the West. with
as Ga ro4o%ao e E GsIfssS
Fer Ere. Csran5ai-,la, Rochester Buffalo Niagara
Washington Rochester ana Washington 10 ts,,s.o
Inn ieaying Warrington Oh Saturday night viii not
Ior NiliisI.spo~t Lock Haven and Ehnira a, s4os m
For Sss Yers and 1n he East s15 H. 1osoa
80 Io',o al;a i;l2 / ~ On SUNDAY 400 10 90 and
sa40a, daily. except Sunday 0- O"'''
fsr Boston Without change. li0p. every week day
1eI BrQeEl;n J. ri through trains connec. a. yer.
o;ect Isn-fer to Fultar. street ayoian. oals i
,rsSe steoss New York CITY. ''-
,rd 1l:lsp ON sunday. 4go 1000 and Ii Is D. IN
To- p1iSd t5grsss 80 II, - daily ~ sIeeE sunday
50 AZ. 80 $50. 9:4o. Io:tO ard Ii Is p IN On
Sunday. si0l0SOa m-.4C0 80. .sO. 1906 and IL is
&c. Tcpe's Greek Line. 30 4 M and l4op. m daily
For Annapolis. so N. and 40 m daily, e1ceptsun
AIExASpR1A AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
Nay ANp AIL1ANDkIA AND %AsHiNafuN
Fer Alt.4IdIia ea5. 20. 225 IL ;o5 and II 50 ain.
g = 49, e:25 s;e5 and ll35 pm. Oh sundayas
Fer NJ and i The se % as and IL os daily
afans Flea eSle ae aaiS 49, say so
and 1920 loo. 3,05. ~ TO- 7:05 ana 10. 40 D
m, and y 10 mdnisht On sunday Us and 10; %
Taxi. AID information at the ofce northeast corner
non Where ord rs CO. Il iei for The tckn az 5e "a
tsge to destinat9n !, fI9I hotels and residences
CHAS- Z PCGH. General Manager MI
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I'd Edition.
Latest q6legranS to The Star.
The Dead Of the Jeanette.

FuSkKAL SERVICES IN HAMBURG.
HAMBURG, Feb 6-The funeral services over the
remains OF Lieut. Commander De Long and his
comrades OF the fl-fated Jeanette occurred here
Yesterday, as previously announced. The hall In
which the coff1ns lay was decorated with American
bags The collins were buried under wreaths OF
MOVERS Among the persons present were the
6urgomasterso several cities, many members OF the
Hamburg senate and the presidents OF various
chambers OF commerce
Burgomaster Petersen, OF Hamburg, placed
wreath upon the coffin OF Lieut. De Long In the
name OF the city senate, and made an address in
which be gave high praise to the courage OF the
Americans, and expressed the sympathy OF the
people OF Hamburg for the deceased He thanked
Lieut.. Harder for recovering the remains at such
sacrifice. Prot. Neumayer, on behalf OF the geo.
graphical societies Of Hamburg, Vienna, Munich
and Berlin, placed q wreath upon the coflln. A
committee from the re1chstag did the same. Lieut..
Haroer and U. s consul John NJ. Bailey returned
thanks for the honors which had been paid the de-
ceased. The remains leave for America to-day In
the steamer Feisa, under the escort OF Lieut. Har-
Der and master w. II. SchuetZe.
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B1sHors CAmpHoR1ss-

Cures Chapped Hands. Face. Lips or any 10 ughness
Beautifully SOFT and Smooth. No Toilet complete
DC. per bottle Try it. and II satisted return,
the bottle and have the money refunded.
frsSAxsdb BY l. =. BISHOP Druekisk
7S0 9th street, CORNER street northwest
jas Warrington. p. q
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A Call on the President.

The members OF the Mississippi river convention
called In body upon the President shortly before
II O'CLOCK to-day, and were received in the East
Room. Chairman Stannard, on behalf Of the con-
ventton, stated that they were there simply to nav
their respects to the President as the head or the
nation and to return their thanks for the actions
We're interested, and the kindly disposition shown
by him as evidenced by the character OF the various
messages TO Congress on the subject.
The President, In few fitting words replied that
he hoped they would meet with success In securing
the desired legislation; that his opinion on the sub
lect was Wen known to all those present, as shown
pleasure at having an opportunity to meet the
members OF the conventions also that he was always
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WEEKS CO. Auctioneera
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF THREE STORY PRESSED
SRlSK FRONT HOUSE ON SIXTH STREET

Under and by virtue Of deed of assignment from Il.
i .n d bearing date the 18th day Of january
the district OF Columbia III Iiber No 106s at folio Il6
sH sea- me Tndersignsd will WEDNESDAY. THE
aass IHEEE O'CLOCK NJ in front Of the premises
onef or sale at public auction all that certain piece or
parcel Of ground situate lying being in the City Of
washington District Of Columbia known and described
upon the ground plat or plan thereof Lot L. in W. W.
subdivision OF Of square numbered four
hundred and forty-sx (446 the same being improved
" three story pressed brick front House known as
NO l42O 9th street northwest containing all modern
improvements.
Terms Of sale made known at time of sale
Ieo6-W&s AMNON BEHRENp. Assignee.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to Il. II. Dodge, 500 18th street:
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Dull HEADAcHR, CosTTvRSEss, Low ssYRrrs
and no appetite are some OF the Indications OF q
bilious attack. arising from q torpid liver DR.
Jayne Sanatye Pills Will restore the liver tc
action drive all symptoms OF billousness from the
system, and assist In bringing about q regular &C.
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VNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.


LOTS ON STREET NORTHWEST BETWEFS
TAIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
By virtue Of deed Of trust made July 30th 1879 "a
land rst ; OF the District Of Columbia BY
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the fHIRTEEHTHEt
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1884 at FOUR O'CLOCK PM
subdivisions and in square 62S each Lot having
front on street Of % feet by depth Of LOO feet
and improved by well built threestory Brick Dwell.
Terms Of sale: $4,000 in cash. and the remainder in
equal payments Of six andtweve months with Interest
payable half yearly Deposit $3.50. All convey.ncinga at
feb4-dts JOS. c. G. KENNEDY, Trustee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-06
Two Men Accidentally Killed.

ASHLAND, Pa, Feb. 6.-While Joseph smith,
Michael Mulroy and William Sitter We're riding up
the slope at the tunnel coery this morning, the
Smith aud Mulloy were precipitated to the bottom
and instantly killed Sitter escaped by jumping
form the car. Both the victims were married men.