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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionrer. oc4-
DUSCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE Of VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN TIL CITY OF WASHINGTON D. C.. BEING
PREMISES No. 1901 STREET SOUTHWEST
BY virtue of deed Of trust. dated the 18th day of "a
May 4. D. 1875, and recorded ia Iiber 49, Olo sa5:
AZ If the lana records for the District Of Co 1S1
ubia the subscriber, surviving Trustee under said
deed Of trust will SELL at public auction front of the
pr nliscs. WEDNESDAY the TWENTY-SEt OND
DAY OF OCTOBER 1884 at FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ
all those certain parts or pieces of land and premises
Columbia. and known and distinguished as lot az
and part of lot three @ of Drury's recorded subdivision
Of square hundred ana eighty Ave. the are
known and numb red Oh tn GROUND plan Of said city.
the said IRrts pieces of land beng contained within
the following netes and DO upds commencing for the
the southeast Of said lot ID and said
square aud running thence forth hundred and ten
lQ) 1eet thence west fifty three (53> feet three t5
inches thence south one hundred and te, u1) feet
and thence east nifty three $3.50 feet three inches to
beeinning together with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale he whole of tn purchase money
cash II terms of sale not complied with within
five t5 DAYS from day Of sale the right Of reseng the
Ut the risk and cost of the defautng
is reserved deposit OF 500 required at time OF sale
Q ADAMS
i-lK iISrT rnarfa
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Mrs. Heusti. and Her Diamonds.

BosTON, MASS, october 9.-Mr. Joseph Bennett,
counsel for Mrs Georgana Heustis, VINO is under
arrest the charge or having stolen $4,000 worth
OF diamonds from Theresa Lynch, Of New ork, and
Mr.. Pierce, Mrs Lynch'S counsel, were with the
governor this morning, and IL was agreed that to-
morrow at II a. H. tine governor Should give them
hearing in relation TO compliance with the requi-
sitlon which would take Mrs Heustis to New York
IOr trial on the charge made against her.
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A Mining Insurance MANAGER.

n HIHInX 1nSuranCG WanaStfs
LONDON, ONT, october 9-Henry L. Ainslie, sec
retary ana manager or the Huron and MiddeSeX
Fire Insurance company, is missing, and his books
are said to be in o mixed condition.
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FTHHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF CENTRAL NATIONAL
BANK STOCK
On MONDAY. OCTOBER THIRTEENTH, 1884, at
ONE O'CLOCK will sell at my salesrooms 20 shares
Of Central National Bank stock.
LUTHER MARTIN,
Oc9-St Administrator
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Latest News by Cable To-day.

FOUR HUNDRED PEOPLE INJURED.
ROME, october 9, evening.-Later reports from
CataHia state that tour hundred persons were
injured by the cyclone, and That the damage Will
amount 10 4,00O, 900 lire.
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OLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN As
the bsst SO Is JuSTHs Old Stand kn1Hn Tor years
CLOTHING ts sold ut respectable priceA Address
or cali at
JCS10S OLD stand. No. 610 street, between 9th and
:, =, So. It'll streets northwest
\. bs-Aote t0 mail promptly attende1sA mrs
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctoneer.

FTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auct1oneeE
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD
EfFECTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT MY
AUCTION ROOMS SATURDAY. OCTOBER
ELEVENTH. COMMENCING at TEN O'CLOCK.
FIVE BARR ELS MOLASSES
ONE HORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS
Also
At TWELVE O'CLOCK, HORSES CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES WAGONS AND HARNESS oc92t
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NJ ILCH COWS AT AUCTION
w RARE CHANCE.
Wishing TO retire from the business. offer for sale
AZ auction fifty head of choice Cows on nv preu-
ises, MONDAY. OCrOB. X THIRTEENTH 1884
ALSO,
One line young dark sorrel Bashaw Stallion 6 years
Old kind and gentle. very fast and known Potomac
Chisf"
Terms: Sales of $50 and upwards can have SIX
months Ali must be satisfactorily en-
dorsed. Sale to commence At ONE O'CLOCK Z NJ on
the premises of the subscriber.
r. MCLAUGHLIN,
Near For Corcoran,
Alexandria county. Va
THOMAS DOWNING, Auctonrer oc4-dts
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The New York stock Market.

The following are the opening and p. IN. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, 500 18th street:
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V,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMpROvED PROP
ERTY ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF DUNBARTON
STREET, BETWEEN CONGRESS AND HIGH
STREETS. AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER FIFTEENTH Nt.s
1881 at FOUR O'CLOCK. in front of the premises sa
shall sell part of Lots 81 and a. fronting feet A@A
on the sonth SIDE Of Dunbsrton street between Con-
,ress and High. by drpth OF 10 feet improved IS
CONT trtabie frame dwelling house This property Will
be sold as a whole or divided to suit purchasers.
Terms easy and made known at sale oc7.7t
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
IL THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONL-
LINE BEIWEEN THE EAST AND THE WEST
lAll yIli L. l1NIA

RALTIsioRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
BHfRHES r fH E1sF z Asb TIE TIE SsHS
DOUBLE TEASk! JANSEY COUPLER.
g Ss FhtFG GEr fRNp Nyr, 5ESE
Leave Vaccination from station corner of New Jersey
to, Chicago Cincinnati Louisville and St. Louis daily
t5:ba u: IN; r a9lo T. m lo:lo 2. ~ with Through
Without change; lol5 a. III daily to Chicago. except
For Fittsiurs at eco a. M and $40 p. m daily: $40
NJ to fittsbu,s Cleveland and Detroit WITH sleep.
For Toledo aud Detroit via Monroeville, 1o:15a m
daily with Sleeper for Toledo via Wheeling aud Lake
1Ian ms for Philsdelpha and New York at $40 a m.
M daily Sor and ans s saS Cans az"
f spd R1 ss on w isf5 days SIG
minute train.) 4:4O. $50 6;Sj 100 $40 $40. i0iSp
'sF Rs sv5 s5 ss sgn co. 60 sS and
TorPoints the Shenandoah Valley Railroad 1o:ls
Fsr Annapolis, $40 o. M. and 12:10and 44On m; on
re Sn1 Ws IN =; M; a;ao p m
SSop q sasssys SD a r. ana and ~ ~ ana
q ds2 2n g. s;es1.i as!,2 ssssss
for On sad
Valley Grapch, $40 a; M daily except sunday; for
frederick $3.50 a. m. l0:15 g. IN. AS U. NJ daily ex-
Tei Hssersiown. 1o:l5 a M and sss p m daily except
Trains arrive from the West daily 40 7:5oa m. 225
$40, 1925 p. Ill.
From New York and Philadelphia 1:66 s:30a m daily
4 $40 p. nj. daily, except Sunday
From Annapolis. $40 m. and 1:60 and G:S7 p. m
Sunday. 1903 o. H. 6:37 D. m
From Lexington. 2:15 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points, 3:25. q m,
2;io p H. and S;t2 2. dsily, except Sunday; 8:l1
~ IN. daily from Point OF Rocks.
Trims leave Baltimore for Washington at 300 4AO
$50 7:l5 1890 900, $40 and 1880 a. M 12:l5 $50
4O0 80 300 625 40 500 and 1915 y. IN. on Sun
Gays. 2OO, 40 40 7:2O $40. Y:CQ NJ. 13O. 60Q
G:Z5, 80 and 300 p. m
hntrans from Washington stop at Relay Station ex-
cert 4:S0 D.
lori9rther Information apply at the Baltimore aud
ohio TICKET Otnce-Wasfngton station, GIG and 1881
Pennsyivsnia avenue corner 18th street. where orders
VIII he taEen icr baggage to be checked and received At
u. M CLEMENTS, n Of T., Baltimore.
.el7 G. K. LORD C;enl Pssserrer Agent
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John Mccullough. Again.
NEW YORK. october 9.-John Mccullough is still
stopping at The St James hotel. He looked much
better to-day. His future movements are stu un-
decided.
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The Old Officers ise-elected.

new YORK, october 9.-The directors OF the
Western Union Telegr ,ph company met to-day and
organized by rejecting the Old officers.
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Scalpers Cutting Down Passenger
Hates.

NEW YORK. october g. Ticket scalpers to-day
We're selling frSt-casS tickets to Chicago by the
Erie, Lackawanna, West shore or Baltimore and
Ohio lines at SO. and Second-clasS tickets at S14.
one OF the prominent scalpers said that the cutting
done to-day is between Chicago and the Missouri
river. His correspondent in Chicago, he said, is
issuing tickets Tor Omaha and Kansas City at rates
s. below those or yesterday
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
THE PRESIDENTS VISITORS.

THE PRESIDENTS VISITORS.
He is Not Coming to WASHINGTON This
Week.
NEW YORK, october 9-President Arthur re-
NAMED In his rooms the Fifth Avenue hotel this
forenoon. Among hts visitors were Minister Levi
P. Morton, j. n. Quintard, Chas p. Coster, Gen.
James M. Varnum and G. 2. Huntington. The
President does not intend returning to washington
before Monday.
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The Result In Ohio Doubtful.

1ne tteSulS In OHkO DOuOI1uls
BOTH PARTIES HOPEFUL; NEITHER CoNFIDENT-THK
REPUBLICANS TURN TO OrHER STATES AND CLAIM
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA.
No claims concerning the result of the election
in Ohio next Tuesday are being made at either po-
litical headquarters to-day. The democrats say
they are hopeful and are in receipt Of good news
from the state but they do not care to stake much
upon their hopes The report Of the action of the
brewers committee In appealing to the antl-prohi-
btionsts of Ohio to oppose the election OF Robinson
and Judge johnson, the republican candidates for
secretary OF state and supreme judge, has cast q
gloom over republican circles, and number OF
private letters received by republicans from Ohio
this morning describe the situation as CRITICAL but
at republican headquarters they still protest that
they will pull through, at last. They prefer, how
ever, to talk about other states, and are making
Carolina They say that the action OF the straight
outs in Virginia In withdrawing their ticket from
the field and joining the MahOneites will give the
state to Blaine by from 10000 10 $1,000 majority.
Republican Hopes i'm North Carolina.
THEY CLAIM GREAT GAINS IN THE STATE. WITH PROS
PEcT OF CARRYING IT FOR BLAINE.
Secretary Mcpherson has received a letter from
North Carolina In which the writer says that the
republicans are making great gains in the state
The debates, he says, between the two candidates
for governor OF the state-Scaes and York-are
making many friends for York. the republican.
The resolution passed by the democratic House
last session declaring that reduction In internal
serious effect upon the democratic cause in that
state. where there is general bad feeling against
the present internal revenue system The race
question is being dragged into the contest Also and
the writer says that II the october elections result
favorably to the republicans North Carolina Will
be found In the rank OF the Blaine states Two
years ago the democratic CongresSman-at-large
got only 443 majority out OF vote OF $4,000, and
this the writer thinks can be easily overcome.
Iowa a Doubtful State.
THAT'S WHAT A DRAoCRATIo RDTToR SAYS
The editor of the Page county tIowa) Democrat,
writing to the democratic committee. says: 81
don't like to say that we (the democrats will carry
the state but we will make the republicans keep
their money at home and stay here Themselves
To-day Iowa Is q doubtful state"
West Virginia Dem0cFats.
SURE OF THE STATE BIZ THRn USUAL MAJORITY.
letter received at democratic headquarters to-
day from the chairman OF the democratic COM
mittee at Newberg, W. Va, said: 1.-THE indications
in this, the banner republican county OF the state,
are that the democrats will carry West Virginia by
their usual handsome majority"
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GOVERNOR CLEvELaND's CALLERS.
Persons Who Paid Visits 90 the Demo
cIntiC laudidnlc Ia-daN.

ALBANY, y. Y, october 9-There were large
numoer OF calien ut the executive chamber to-day.
among them being Hon. VIM McAcoo. OF New
Jersey; Edward rrAO. oi Lansing burrh: Charles J.
everett, OF uca; Sases Walter Greea. OF New
York Josiah Quincy OF Boston, aud cen Charles
Hughes, OF SANDY Htll
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Mt. VERNON! MI. VERMONT!
STEAMER ". W. CORCORAN
leaves 7hstreet wharf daily Except Sunday, for Mt
Vernon at 10 o'clock returning. reaches Washing
ton about $3.50 PIN
selb 1. L. BLAKE, Captain
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SIEAMFR LEAVES SEVENTH STREET
~ Wharf every SUNDAY. TUESDAY and THURSDAY
at O'Clock an. for Mattox Creek returning Mon
days. Wednesdays and fridays. stopping intermediate
andnES going and returning. Also touches at Grim
der's wharf sundays and Tuesdays down and Wednes-
days and Chapel Point and Brents wharf THURSDAYS
down and Mondays and Wednesdays up. Freiehts re-
ceived daily Il. T. jones' Agent
iyg2 7th street wharf
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FhtHE GREAT
L. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
Il Yac.rg

THE I RENNfY I a. AI Hog gGEruwrs-
Dous BIZ e Track srLtSb1P ScESEEY
IN EFFECT July 10TH, 1884.
Trains leave Washington. station corner OF 9Th
For Pttsburg and the west Chicago Limited Express
q Palace sesping cars at 40 IN daily; Fast Line,
rom HsrsSurs W @ s and iist
St NOUS dS e1;e g sasuray W to chc1go
press 740 m daily, with Palace Cars to Pttsburg.
] ss a fos Nal xh q 1ps i
Tor Fttsbure and the West with Palace Sleeping Car
""i gATi1 MORE n aSS POTOMAC RAILROAD.
a Except ssa WIN Palace cara
to Koehss'er lrain leaving Washington
For Transport. lock Haven and ilmra at $40 D. m
daily. except Sunday
n; 10 100 1000 and il Is ? n. On sunday, 100
for and s La n1g gunsa OF Pullman
For Boston WITHOUT change, 2lo p L. every weekday
For Blookyn, u T, ali through trains connect at Jer
sey City With boats OF Brooklyn Annex. afording di
1Y "a h q .nd 20 s and y ae
Ills p: Limited Express. $40 a. M. daily. except
no 400. ~ 10 500 10 100 and ii Is pm m
For Pores Creek Line. Gas a. H. and 40 p. M daily
For hnnapslis ss5 H.. 1905 and 44o p M daily ez-
AZ sSR asp k
ROAD.
Fer Alexandria $50. 100, e25, ilo5 and 11s5 a. M
LOB 4.25 SEQ, t25, sos and 11.55 p. IN. On Sunday
at $50. 925. 11O5 H., sos D. LII.
For Richmond and the South $50 and IL o5 m daily
~ and 800 p. LII. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexahdrla for Washington 80 10 90
10. lna. m; %, 3O5, g. 5.lU. 705 and IT, 40 p H.
and u 10 midnight Except Monday. On Sunday ut
$50 aud 1910 a. IN. 7.o5 ana 1910 p H. and Il ~
hight
Tickets and information the Office northeast corner
e. 18Th street and avenue and at the sta
gaze TO destination tTUn hotels and residences.
CHAS Il. PCGH, ] II WOOD
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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V,Hos. J. FISHER 4 CO Real Estate Auctioneers.

PROPERTY. ON FIFTH STREET. BETWEEN D
AID Z STREETS NORTHWEST. OFPOSITE
JUDICIARY SQUARE
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER TWEN-%a
1-FIasi; at FIVE oSL0Ck. IN front OF the III
18th, 1876 ana duly recorded in Liber No S folio 2S3
OF the land records OF the District of CoumbiA
shall sell the north twentythree feet Of Lot numbered
Twelve in Square numbered four hundred and eighty
MIN running back. with that width. the whole depth
OF said lot And also the free of alley three feet
wide, running back the depth, with the right
arch build said alley toxether with the improve
IleHts. consisting of Brick Dwelling House. known as
No 424 5th street northwest.
One.thid i'll cash. the remainder in two equal
astalments, at and years. with interest and
secured by deed OF trust the premises the crest
be paid seIni-annually. A deposit OF S1U0 will be
quired at time of sale Il the of
Piled with in ten days from the day of sale the Trustee
the right resell the property st the risk and
expense OF the defa,ing purchaser All convey ancng
the OF tie purchaser.
p,s-.IS1S REMAIN SNYDER
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rlNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SPECIAL SALE.
ELEGANT SMYRNA CARPETS AND RUGS MOQCET
AND BRU SSEIS CARPETS. MADE UPA ID IN
PIECES BRU SSElS BORDER: ONE HUNDRED
FAIRS LACE CURTAINS. SUCH AS NOTHING
EAM: AP LIQuE AND ANTIQUE: TURCoMAN
CURTAINS IN OLIVE. BLUE ID CRIMSON: 4
SPLENDID LINE OF Up FOSTERING GOOSTS.
SUCH AS RAW SILKS. spun SILK. RIPS Mo-
ME CLOTH, CRETONNES EMBOSSED PLUSH
FURNITURE LINEN. HAIR CLOTH. STAIR
LINEN. 10 FRENCH PLATE PIER MIRRORS,
&C. &C.
On FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER TENTH. 1884. at
LEVIN O'CLOCK. within NY auction rooms, shall
sell without reserve choice collection Of the above
goods The trade aud private bus should give this
sale their attention. OCT dts
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nUNCANsoN BROTHERS. Auctloneers.

CHANCERT SALE OF LOT, SEvENTY-EIVE FEET
By FIFTY-fIyE FEET ON THE CORNER OF q
STREET SOUTH AND THIRD STREET EAST.
WITH TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING.
BY virtue of decree passed in the Supreme curt
Of the District Of Columbia the oath day Of Sep %
fenber 1894. III Equity caus. numbered 1891, III -
which Timothy Scanlon is plaintiff and John Scanon
PENDANT the und rsgned will offer public auction.
O'CLOCK NJ. the real estate described Lot seven,
In square 196 the City of Washington together with
the improvements thereon.
The decree provides that onethird of the purchase
money shall be paid in cash. one hundred dollars Of
which mus. be paid at time of sale balance i'll and
two year. with interest at per cent title to be held
till all is paid. Conyeyancing at asers cost. If
terms not implied with in six days the trustee
serves The right to resell the property at defaultng
purchasers cost and risk.
WATSON ]. NEWTON, Trustee.
se29, oil Is, A6.7s9.l0-l0t
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4 OOk AT LOW FARES.
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
fIRsT-CLASs FARE. 81. ROUND TRIP. $3.50
Steamer LAKE MONDAY and THURSDAYat $50 d M
and SATURDAY at s pm.
Steamer MOSELEY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at
$50 y.
fasSage and rooms secured at b. and O. Ticket Office
Attn street and avenue General Office 9th
street wharf; Telephone call 1918
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Steamer THOMPSON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, AIN Fare 25c. self
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THE MosEs-TAYLoR CONSPIRACY CasE-Thfs az
ternOon In the Police Court MIR. Cook began hts
argument for the defence In the case OF W. r.
Moses, j. A. McDeyitt and C. c. Cole, charged with
conspiracy by MI. George Taylor
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RANGE OF THE TBERMoMETER.-The following
We're the readings at the Office or the chief signal
oIilcer to-day:7 an. $50; ii am, $50; pm e. q.
Maximum, 1l.0 minimum. $50
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ESCAPED BLOW FROM AN AxE.-About half
past seven O'Clock this morning, as coored man
named Albert Fortune, one OF the poun masters
assistants, about TO throw his net over Patrick
Curtin's dog, on ID, between Sth and 9Th streets
northeast. Curtin raised an axe over Fortunes
head and was letting the axe fall, when one or the
Jumped aside just In time to miss a deadly blow
upon the head. The dog escaped. while Curtin ran
into his house and barred the door This afternoon
Mr. Enstein procured warrant for Curtin, charg-
ing him With assault and battery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-09

The Democratic POsitiOn-Quietly, but
intensely Hopeful OF Carrying the
Stafe-They Will be Satisfied, How.
ever, IL They can Keep the Republican
Majority Under Ten Thousand
Fraud.
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WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE NEW
w DYEIE0, SECURING end Df.Y CLEANING r.
TABlLSHHEET. No 1905 New FORK avenue north
vest-Au kinds Of iadieg gnd Gents WORK done q
the most superior manner. Crepe veis Lace CurfainN
Evenine md Party Drssss specially. ANTON md
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STEAMER T. v. ARROwsMITH

NTEAMER T. V. AlROWSMITH
FROM 7rH STREET WHARF
Mondays Thursdays and Saturdays, at a. m. Re-
turning Tuesdays. Fridays and Sundays touching at
all River Landings far as Nomini Creek Currioman
and st. Clements Bay Connects with B. Il O. r r. ut
Shepherds JNO B PADGETT. Agent
c. W. RIDLEY Manager self
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mr. LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
IL only reliable Ladies' Physician in the city. 10
consulted daily, 32y Missouri first street south
Il Pennsylvania between 81 and AL
female complaints ard irregularities quickly removed
Prompt tregtusent. Correspondence and consultations
strictly conhden1A. separate MOONS ior ladies Offoe
Loufs-l ~ & and TO y. IN "a llls
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MARRIAGE LIcENsES-Marr1age licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to George j.
Pfitchard and Leila V. button; Nathaniel Dorsey
and Eliza Robinson; John Decker and Wllhelmine
Boorhardt; +. Z. G. Harenberg and Ella v. Gordon;
George w. S0usa and Cora A. Spry, OF Fortress
Monroe, Va; JOnn SWatZer and Annie Brusecke:
Richard Birch and Cordelia &. OBrien, both OF AL
exandria county, Va Charles g. Page and Virginia
Young
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KILLED By FALLING FROM A SCAFFoLp-Major
Dys received q telegram this afternoon from Phila-
whose FAMILY reside here was kilien there by TALL
ing from scafoid.
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nR DODD.S NEBvINE- No. "A PERMANENT
~ Cure for Nervous and Physical Debility Loss Of
Vitality caused by indiscretion excess.< &c
Sold at sTANDIFOkDs ST. Cloud Palc---acy cofnsr
9th and streets Price 81
sent by mail sealed su26 2u.ts
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MEDICAL. &c.

IT HAS NEVER BEEN CoNIRADICTED THAT
II DR. BROTHERS is not the oldest established adj
eertising ladies' Physician IN tiis city ladies'
can cor fdently consult DR. BEoTHELS. 906 Is - ".
Particular astenticn psid 20 all diseases peculiar
ladies. married single All Irregularities and
ran troubles successfully tr$afod ~ Board. with
good accommodations and hind eifcieat furi-
ised to those who may desire ~ stay few days tho
city under Lis treatment. se21-ltl'
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-18
THE INDIANS.
Tribes In Daketa Reported TO be i'm
Starving Condition.

FORT BUFoRD, Oak, Feb. 16.-The condi-
tion of the Indians az the Poplar Greek and
Wolf Point agencies is SO deplorable that, un-
less speedy relief is afforded, many will die
from starvation. The allowance is not suffi-
cient in itself to keep them alive. Heretofore
game has been abundant in the regions along
the Missouri and Mills rivers, and the Indians
were able, with little assistance they received
from the government, to live with comparative
comfort. But now the game is all destroyed,
and they must either be fed by the govern
ment or starve. OF the 5000 dogs in the pos
session OF the indians at Wolf Point one year
ago, not one is now left. In addition to the
dogs many of the horses have been eaten, and
many more have been traded off for food
Much the same state of things exists at the
Poplar Cheek jagency. 1t is common thing
to see mothers OF youngzgirls going about after
nightfall offering them to any one who will
furnish them with the means OF keeping them
from starvation. Mr.. Snyder, the agent, is de-
ing everything he can to relieve their distress,
but his supplies are so limited that he can do
but little. Men who were strong and vigorous
a few months ago are SO reduced by hunger
that they are scarcely aDle to walk. Women
and children are gaunt and holloW-eyed from
starvation. One small scoop OF flour each
week and few pounds of beef each month
comprise the issues to them, and they are SO
hungry that when the issue is made, sthey ate
it in day or two. Several of them have been
| found dead between their lodges and the agen-
| cy, being SO reduced by hunger as to be unable
to resist the recent terribly cold weather.