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A London Public House Of a Saturday
Night.
Eron the Bitter Cr

&rO1o tQe bltter Cry.
More than one-fourth OF the daily earnings Of the
uenlens OF The Sums goes over the bars OF the pub
nc houses and gin palaces To study the drink
phase OF this burning question let take the dis
u1cts nom which have drawn the facts and rg-
ures nave submitted to your readers In previous
asruclea on saturday night, in the great
t inc adjacent. there are three cor
as the whole OF the other shops on both sides
OF the way put together. Butchers bakers,
green-grocers clothiers furnture-dealers, all
the caterers for the wants OF the pcpulace are
open I'LL late hour; there are hundreds OF them
tfadlng round and about but the whole lot do not
take rs much money as three publlcaus-that is a
fact CHASTITY enough In ali conscience. Enter the
pubic houses and you viii see them crammed
Here are artisans and laborers drinking away the
are the women sQuander1ng the money that would
purchase food. for the lack OF which their children
are ayng; one group rvets the eve OF an observer
at once. 1t consists OF an old gray haired dame
woman OF forty, and a girl, OF about nine
teen, with baby in her arms All these are
IN "a state which Is best described as maud
n'-they have finished one lot OF Gin, and the
younGest woman Is ordering another round. II Is
greatgrandmother, grandmother, and mother
are all dirty and disfeTeled and drunk. except the
oaoy and even that poor little mite may haveits first
iaste OF alcohol presently Ii is no uncommon sight
In these places TO see mother wet babya lips
with gin and water. The process IS called aCfving
the young un TASTE" and the babv's father wiIl
ioSk on sometimes and enjoy the joke immensely
but the tine TO see the result OF Saturday nig s
heavy drinking Ia low neighborhood is after The
houses are closed. Then You meet doe rs VI poor
Wretches reellng hCme TO their miserabie
dens; some OF them roll across the roadway and Il H.
cutting themselves TIL the blood flows. Every
penny IN some Instances has gone in drink. one
Mlapldated ragged wretch L met last SATURDAY
night was gnawtng baked potato BY his side
STOOD thlny clad woman bearing a baby Ia her
arms, ana Ia hldeouS language she reproacheh him
Ior MS SelhShnesS She had 1etca.si him out OF a
guoic house with his last half penny ia his pocket
WIN That half-penny he had bought the potato
Wnlcn ne refused TO share with her. AT every cor
ner the police are ordering or coaxlng men and
women TO move on" Between ~ and fl is a
long procession OF drunken men and women and
the most drunken seem 10 be those whose outward
appearance betokenS the most abject poverty.
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A Chdhce TO Get Wife for d Dollar.
From the New Lisbon 20 Journal
beautiful young lady OF this town has offered
to put herself up to be raf1ed on at 81 q chance
At first the matter was treated as joke. but now
that II Is known that the offer is q bona-fde one
chances viii go on like hot cakes and heavy pre-
this handsome prize. The girl Is most bew1tching
beauty OF eighteen summers, respectable and q
member OF good society. She Is decided belle, and
Is admired BY all who enjoy her acquaintance, and
probably env1ed just the least bit by the young
ladies' She would be an honor TO any household,
and we are inclined to think the lucky chap will
never regret the chance that gives him Q clever
helumAef
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Mr.. Hunt, the United States minister nc ST. Peters
burg, Russia Is H. and his condition causes some
anxiety: MIA Hant has received a telegram OF
sympathy nom President Arthur
MI. hradlaughs appeal against me errceant-at-
arms Tor removing him from the house OF commons
ahd not permitting him 20 enter has been disal-
lowed by the court OF queens bench.
ne BANKERS ana Merchants telegraph company
or Chicago announce the yurchase OF the lines Of
the Pacific Mutual company.
queen fomare V, OF Tahiti, who has been STOP
plig al The Hotel dc Panama In New York for sew
man, has Acknowledged her identity
The Selr-confeS>ed murderer Noon ,s % IA ~
leased from custody al New Brunswick Y. 4 "a
alive In Bavaria
The Northern Pacific railway COMPANY Win On
March sever all connection with tie Oregon nil
way ana navigation. the oregon ana California rail-
w Knapp, an old Western [ Mon operator, as
arrested N san Francisco saturday Tor dIyulcinc
the contents OF cipher messages
H. H. RobinSon, editor OF the Lonacon.ug Rstsetr
Alcgany county, Md, died yesterday
James Higgins. charged With being CHIEF Of thu
been arrested. -
Archbishop Gibbons is expected home the srsr
week IA March lie WILL be given u reception In
Maxwell r. ochiltree, 81 years old. or WHINING.
ton, Del, died Saturday rum the effects OF dose ~
carpoic acid, given 10 him by a servant IN mistake
-, IAN. -
Frank Wilson, a coal miner az Cniontown- Pa
saturday night shot and killed his father Both
were under the influence Of liquor.
MT George W. Childs, OF the PHILADELPHIA Lefoer
mas received as present from Mt s C. Hall. of
England, number OF interesting relics Of the r,,r
Tom Moore. hey consist or the table on which he
Wrote, his college gown, q small harp which he
odies a pencil, aid brooch made u one OF his
sleeve links -
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ABDUCTION OF A WHITE GIRr-lsaac Robertson
. colored man, has been convicted al Charlotte
Courf-house, Va, OF the abduction OF nfteen-year-
Old daughter or q farmer named Redmond He
was sentenced TO three years imprisonment
Though the room IN which the girl slept had the
door broken In from the outside the defense set up
the theory that she had become Infatuated with
the defendant, and had determined 10 leave her
nome and follow him he. frightened at the
thought OF meeting her fathers wrath. had run
away on the hight when the girl had escaped from
the house and Joined bin, endeavoring 10 evade
both the girl and the father She had pursued
him, and he had been unable 10 shake her on Until
they had reached tie county OF Appomattox
There he had dlsengaged himself and was making
MS way further and further from danger when ar
rested Though there were four colored men on
the jury, the verdict of guilty was promptly rem
Qereu
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A CORPSE NIssrNG.-on February 9Th Alfred W
mckinley, son OF VIM. Mckinney, OF Troy n T.
died AT crescent City, Fla, and the widow and
ner orother, irving Newcomo, started for Troy with
The remains Tie last seen OF the box containing
lne body WAS at Jersey City on Saturday Mrs
Mckinney WAS told a; New York that the casket
nad been sent 10 Troy on the Preceding train, but
when she reached there she found that the box sup-
posed 10 contain the body contained only an empty
cashet Tor party IN lansingburg. DR. Gregory
OF brooklyn, Was te!egraphed TO- and replied that
me body must De IN Albany, but the ex press au-
thonues In that city say they have not seen II
MIS- Mckinney fear5 the body has been stolen.
1lie health authorities OF Jersey city were tele-
graphed 10 last evening. but replied that they
knew nothing OF the body's Whereabouts
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Too Paxtfcular for Him.

From the Arkausaw Traveller
"What church do you belong to now, Abe?" was
asked OF a colored gentleman
"Nefrod1st, sah.n
"Why, no longer ago than last Sunday you were
q BaptlSt?"
Eyes, sab"
"What made you changer"
s'Case da got too high up fur me, boss. wy,
sab, De preacher made a statement, an 1 got w
an called him liar, an da tuck me ter taw bout
It. Da said dat oughter said dat he didn't tell dc
truf, but ter save NE kahn tell de difference
tw1It suth1n' what aim true AN er lie. 50 thought
ef da was gwtne ter be SO particular, I'd 80
ober ter de udder church whar man ken slosh el
noun Dachul."
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A LEAP YEAR BRIDE AooEPTEp.-A special dis
patch 10 the Philadelphia Press, from New York,
well-to-do farmer OF North Hampstead, called az
the house OF q friend Hiss Annie jackson a cousin
was leap year, and that II young lady asked him
TO marry her he would have TO do IL or buy her o
new dress. He said that was right, and she then
popped the Question" he thought it was better
TO marry first and buy the dress afUerward 90 he
told her 10 put on her things and come They
drove 10 koslyn, and were married the same even-
ing,
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Hel6 for Inf8nficide

PHILADELPHIA. Feb 11.-An inquest was held to-
day on the body OF the child OF Mrs. Mary A. Sells,
which was found In a well at Frankfort on Friday
Mrs. Sells and Mrs Clara Radclin. the latter OF
whom was charged with Fastening the ch1ld'S
birth by acrm1nal operation told different stories,
the former declaring that the infant was strangled
naturally and Mrs. Radclin saying the mother
strangled her infant. The jury gave verdict Of
death from sufocation at the hands OF the mother,
and Mrs Sells was committed to await action Of
district attorney.
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Temperance I'm Scotland.

Some Of the more rahid OF the Temperance
people appear tc have become quite mad, and are
doing much harm to the cause which they advo-
cate. The minister" Of large town In Midlothian
recently preached sermon In which he maintained
that no publican or other person dealing In alcohol
was 1T to he admitted to the emembersnip OF a
Christian congregation, and that with the consent
OF the kirk session T. e., vestry an applicant be-
admission to their church. This, in Scotland is
equivalent to a refusal OF the holy comm union In
England. great row has been the result OF this
intolerance, and several members Of the kirk ses-
sion have Hgni1ed their dissent from the ministers
Views The aggrieved persons have appea ed to the
presbytery, and the case will probably be brought
before the general assembly.
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A RAiIrO0A Snif.

DEAD HEADS RIGHT TO RECOVER DAMAGES
NEW YoRK, Feb. lin the court Of common
pleas to-day Judge Beach passed upon the Ques-
ZION at issue In the suit of Emigration Commissioner
ChaS F. Ulr1ch against the New York Central and
Hudson River railroad company. The action was
brought TO recover 600 damages for injuries
ceived by Mr. Ulrlch in the collision at Spuyten
Duyval between two trains OF the company. COun-
sci for the company made motion to dismiss the
complaint On the ground that as the plaintiff had
fldden upon free pass, upon the back Of which
was an agreement that the holder assumed all risk
OF accident the company was not liable Commits
on the parlor car In hts decision Judge Beach dis
missed the complaint, saying that the questions
mad better be presented to the court OF appeals.
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FALL RIVER, MASS, Fob. 1.-THE week has opened
with general feeling OF uneeslness. which this
morning, at O'Clock, showed itself by a strike OF
the weavers In the King Phillip mills. The weavers
held meeting, and appointed delegation to wait
duction be returned, that change be made In the
fines, and that fortnighuy pay be established In
stead OF monthly. The reply was that 10 per cent
would not be returned that the weavers could re-
ceive back ~ per cent, the same concession was
made TO the spinners, and that II other mills gave
back 10 per cent they would also. The treasurer
explained that fines were necessary to enforce good
work. He would not pay fortnightly, but would
every four weeks instead OF monthly. There was
considerable discussion after the report was pre-
sented- Some wanted to 60 to work at noon, Otherd
opposing and 1T was finally decided to meet again
this Afternoon.
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VIZ DE- MEYER.

1t is now undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS cATAR-
RAH CURE is the only treatment that will absolutely
cure Catarrah Dr.. Wei de Meyers TREATISE" with
B. DEWEY CO.. 1872 Fulton street. NY. feb4 36t
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TRoYs DEFAULTER IN MoNTRIAL-t has been
DEFINITELY ascertained that Henry s. Church the
de1aulting city chamberlain, OF Troy, n Y Ia In
Montreal The city authorities held CONSULTATION
saturday night and swore out q warrant Charging
Shurch with forgery Ia the second degree an OF
Tense coming Within the extraditlon treaty De-
tectlve " Halrn left for Montreal SATURDAY piccht
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The Courfa.


EQUITY CoCRr.-Judoe McAr,hur
Today, Steinacker AIT. Mendes; sale ratified niSi
Jones agt Stewart testimony ordered taken school,
Ter agt- Knight; restraining order dis ,hared upon
terms Heating agt Mclaughlin; auditors report
ratined Lansburgh agt henault: time 10 take
testimony limited to nfty-nve days Calvert AIT.
calvert; sale SET aside and resale ordered. Rows
aGt- Roys. defendant ordered 10 pay examiners
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A sSIGNEE'S SALE OF PIANOS ANDe@HW
"A ORGANS. "FY|

No. II UNION SQUARE, n. Y, Dec 18th, 1885,
CHAUNCEF j REED 433 7th st. Washington. D c.:
Dear Sir: Acting your suggestion have purchased
on your account at the sale of the effects Of
the late firm of Peters Greene the entire 65
cents on the dollar based factory inventory Of
stock. and 40 cents the dollar estimated value Of
rented stock The goods the floor will be forwarded
III time for your holiday trade the rented instruments
s Fast az can get them in Should these goods be late
ID say TO urchasers: Wait, and get piano
4Egn from the most celebrated maker at less
than % per cent Of price quoted by the regular agent
There is hardly first class maker Of note in the
try not represented in this stock which also embraces
piano Stools covers and musical instruments of
description. Believing have done act that will meet
your hearty APPRECIATION and extending to the
pments OF the season, / am
Your most obedient servant,
j. W. HARDCAsTLR
have now IN stock-A genuine Chickering Piano;
REGULAR price 500 has round corners. double We
nered rosewood case. massive carved le9s and Tyre
perb in power and singing quality Of Offered at $3.50
Also an upright large size, stringed, worth $500:
Onered at One peerless upright in massively carved
case standard makers. regular price slOOO; offered
at 800 One genuine Esey Co organ, regular, BITS:
offered at 800 Second hand Pianos from $40 to ss5
Other goods in great variety equally low in price
Brns deposit positively no refusss given without it.
Iulng, repairtIg and moving attended to- An elegant
upright Piano by private party street offered $3.50
cash. Inquire at store CHAUNCEY J. REED.
Jal9 433 7th II. w.
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
IAh AOUEL FAST line AND TIE oNLT LINE
kEIWEIS
iHI FAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON
rCCBIE TRACK. JaNNEY COUPLER,

rCCBIE TRACK. JaNNEY COUPLER,
STEEL RAILS!
schedule to take ef5ct 81 MAY. Novenl.,r H. 1883
Leave Washington from station. corner OF New Jcrsey
thur and street By Eastern Standard or 10Th Aer
Ier chicago. Cincinnati louisville and St Lor,is
Through Coaches and Iaace Sleeping Cars to aDcvs
Ie-It.. Without change; lO:l5a- daily to Chicago.
Ios Htsbu1z at 1o.15 m and $40 p n daily s. 10
70 fltts putE, cleveland ano Detroit. with Sleep
Fer Toledo ana Dttroit via. Morroeville 1015 a. m
Iay with SLEEPER Tor Icledo Via Wheeling aud Lake
1rsl-for PHILADELPHIA and New York at $40 a. m.
lax Tor and sIeel !ng Cars attached
ftr Baltimore On week Gays ;, $50. Gao s;OO s:l0
Ut, Ir4lu}. $40 5:j0. 100. $40 lotto 40 II pm
- IS b1 ) 40 90 i ic loo En- soO S0o am LIS
fCi AiAal oils AZ I'. 100 l. 10 and 40 I'm:
On SUNDAY. 300 m. 30 T1n.
loT Way stations rctween Washington and Baltimore
o. 10 sGIn- II 10 pm-. $50. 40 and 10 Is u IN
1e1 starlons en- MetroI oiitan branch. 40 am aud
5:4o ~ da;!y EXCEPT Sunday. 445 pm daily ior
Ii-htlai stations oE Vi, ,r,'i V8taIi branch - In
Valley Brancn. 80 daily EXCEPT sunday 5. 10
Pm daily FOR Frederick. $50 am. lO:l5 ami As
pm, tnd . - PA, daIiJ kept sunday
ri hakerstown l0.l3 am and 545 daily except
Trans arrive from the est daily CO. am
From New York. and PHILADELPHIA 2:55. ssoam daily
Prom ANNAPOLIS. ~ lp4U 1.5O 81 pm; Sun
fIoin LsIlneton. ~ daily. and 215 p NJ daily
If1n frsar,y and Intermediate ,oir.. COG ,oo,
8 L., 2l5. 40 l.. n. and 500 D. III daily except
Sunday; 500 y n daily from Point OF RecLs'
10 30 O. s.lo and 1880 a NJ, Els. 80 4 $40 s
IGa a. aI dS5' = M; on sr SUNDAYS 44o
Al trains from WASHINGTON stop at Relay Station except
For further Information sprly at the Baltimore and
Chlo Ticket Othce-N ashinzI0n Station GIG and 1851
All Le taken Tor ,4e TO lie checked aud r.c.iy.i ~
". ~ CLEMENTs, VI Of T. Baltimore.
L Il Acropt
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rHANCERY SALE OF LOT ON BOUNDARY. NEAR
~ NINTH STREET NORTHWEST

(NHANCERY SALE OF LOT ON BOUNDARY NEAR
~ NINTH STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue Of decree passed February 5th 1924 mr.
in cause entitled McIinden McIiiden ct al e3s&
No SeI6. Equity docket %. Of the Supreme Court 49,
Of the District Of Columbia the undersigned will Offer
for sale at public auction in front of premises on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY EIGHTEENTH 1884 AT Fort
O'CLOCK Pm lot No. 2. in Cox and Wright's snhiiyi
sion Of W pleasant as laid down in the record Of the
Boundary street. and containing 1859 square feet
or less. ''
Terms Of sale: ne-third cash. and residue st siY
twelve and eighteen months. to be secured Dy Interest
lie ring notes OF the purchaser and reserved lien on
the property sold all cash at purchasers option $50
down at the time of SALE The Trustee the right
to resell at the risk and cost of the defsung
after three days notice in THE Evening Star" ews
paper. in the event of his failure comply W IN the
terms of sale. JOHN F. HANNA r. rstee ~
Webster Law Building, sos ST. q w. Washington b G.
THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer febb-eOGds
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AUCTION SALES.
TO..MOR ROW,

TO.MORROW,
TJ'HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.
STOCK, BUGGY, WAGON, HARNESS FARMING
IMPLEMENTS. &c,
NEAR UNIONTOWN d. c.
On TCEIDAI, FEBRUARY TWELFTH 1884 at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, 1 shall sell at the country
Fesld nee located on Behring'S Road. about ~ miles
from tniontOwn, and Immediately opposite the Con-
SItssIonal cemetery. the following effects:
HANDS Inc Walnut Plush Parlor Set, Fancy Folding
Chairs. Marble top Table Walnut Marble-top Cham
Der cts Painted Cottage Furniture Window Hang
1ngs Mattrt Feather Pillows and Bolsters Fine
Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Brussels Stair and
Hail Carpets, Walnut Extension TABLE, Dining
Chairs China and Glassware, Toilet Ware, Cooking
and Heating Stoves Kitchen Requisites, &c, &c
Also.
Seven good Mich Cows Attorney Bull Calf Brown
Horse. Harness Side bar Buggy. Market Wagon &c.
Terms: All SUNS of go and under. cash over that
amount credit Of six months with approved endorsed
Iafer. bearing interest at seven cent per annum
fsbi-4t THOMAS DOWNING Auct.
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(NCNAEU LINE

I ,CNAkO LINE
NOTICE
LANE Rot TR.
1HE CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY limited
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIN Ei,FOUL
CALLING Al CORN HARDOb.
FROM PIER 80. R. NEW II DIRK
Gailla We'd. EeD. Is PAVE mia. Mel! Mar IL
% tina we'd. FEB % tTat.ld Wed. Mar. 70.
Cerhaio lia- We'd. Feb %. BothIIa. Wed. Mar 70
Strvla We'd M : ma We'd / =
AN - ENEhl WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORh
Rates OF Ps>sage-StO $50 and Sl00 according 40
CONN IIiatltst.
FRI col ana queenstown and ali other parts Europe a.
lowest rats.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast GLASGOW
Eayr Antwerp and ether ports the Continent and
+Cr MeGlt,rrElss ports
Fog freq 1T and asss2e apply al the COmpany's office
No A. y " Il4E S+eeL or both steeraZe and cabin
IlS bIUELCN CO., tUo sth street WASHINGTON,
DC
'1.NON ". BROWN ( co. New York
tlto MessTS. OILS BlGEI4DW & co,
.shl2 COO 9Th street. Washinston
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Il 80 TE2XXsYLyAN1A. ROUTE
mol, To 70 TIE IE N sS WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Sill f4fs MAesIri ffES lR Rpripa hsERH
rR.,~s IN, NJ n Ne1 SpLa lsTH, ls7a
OF SIXTH AND srREfTs IS roITows;E
is,P'tslnI and the West Chicago Ls,nited Express
sae Win stih- Car ar. fr - ~ Ha ri ie
Isfsc. trs ~ f4rs7rE AIrsS 40 r M daily WITH
1cago tqgt rs md fo.siS'f 1RflE Win f25
10 daily, 10 Ti,sbr .. AID tn, NA7 Nest Enp With
IALifSi6Ef Hx T- foToMac e f S,1as
For Erie. CsnaI. ra Ro.hGster. Brtaio Niav,-.
ton Kl 9 s nl I1 1a snF'
IIalE LAWN Washington Oh saturday hight viii not
For Winiausrort Lock Haven and Elmira. at s:4oa III
For New lork aud the East sI5a H. 1o:5na MIN
I ioy ~ sn IL 10 l ~ On s11IGsy so IoOoand
-e:40s. daily. except sunday --'' oAl~
fS1 Boston without change i0p. N. every week day
Her BroeEIyn s. al through trains connect at 1e-
sty Sliy with tt1ts q Brooklyn Annex a1oriinz
rag. scrgss New yorl CITY. O-'---7 1o'-''e 'ef
sld = r. On sunday 500 l" ' and md Il - u booo
liiiicd E1 ress 40 a n daily, except Sunday.
4oo 80. 40 go 10 % 10 and lib p M o.
sunday. s4UlC:sOa nl4 90 6:5O 7:4O lOOd aud II IS
For Fores Creek Line. $50 a N and 4:4op L. daily
f9r ANNAPOLIS so An and 40 m daily. ercer ,sua.
ALEXASDRIA AND FREDERICKsBURG RAIL
MAJ AND ALEAAAIhIA AND WAsHISGTUN
Fer At1@ndr7s IS. 80 e.25 IL % and IL 81 IN.
zo5- 40. 5tJ. - sos and IL :s5 pm Oh sunday.s
Ier Rcl "a and The The at ~ p and IL s,,v
, era 10 i,, J n oal.y, e1c'It sul Cay
AID 100 an loo. sta. 81. To- Ok and 10 30 D
n, and II 40 lIit,ixht OI Sunday stsu5 aud 10 10
1lektts information at the ofce northeast -e-
c Whsrs 6rTs car - Lex Tor the c ai az u 5s a.
sase u eesilLauGn mon hotels aid residence
CHAS. f. PUGH. Genera MANAGER MI
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The Ice Yacht Race To-day.

POUGHKEEPslE, \. Y. Feb. lin the second ice
yacht race for the Dr. Barron cup this morning. the
starters were Aeolus, Icice, Jack Frost Jesse B..
and Flash Jack Frost won easily, and, having thus
won The cup the second time, 1t VIII be kept by her
owner. Archibald Rogers
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Taking . Mean Advantage.
From the Bismarck Tribune
In playing game OF seven-up with young lady
from St Paul, wicked Bismarcker told her that
every time she held the jack OF trumps it was a
sure sign her lover was thinking or her. Then the
mpenftent nend watched her face at each deal
and every time she blushed and looked pleased led
out ana caught her Jack
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DoNT 1RRITATK Your LUNGS WITH A SrUBBoRN
Cough when remedy, sale and certain as DR.
Jaynes EXpectorant can be easily procured
Sure Throat and Lungs are speedily helped by IL
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APOSTLES OF KurIxe.-Edmond Mecv .o

APOSTLES OF kufING-Edmond New John
Most. and Victor Drury spoke In Irving Hall New
YORK. yesterday. at meeting OF the international
called 10 express sympathy with Schumacher who
has been arrested for the murder OF Detective
Block In a suburb OF Vienna Justus Schwab was
the chairman. He read q resolution which the
meeting adopted unanimously. II Declared that
the worAlnsnen OF ustr1a ought TO k1l al aristo-
selves OF the Austrian emperor, and that so long as
there are loafers living In luxury upon the earn.
ihSs OF worklngmen, the workiaSmen must strive
TO ku them.
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TIE o. 8. s. Tallapoosa is at Norfolk.

ASSISTANT SECRETARY FRENCH, Of the Treasury
department, was detained at home to-day by indis-
position.