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lNHE ATTACK OFCERTAIN OLD LINE JOURNALS
Il upon the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association
intended to utterly ruin its business. but it
have had the opposite effect for ON one single day last
month applications received for &25O 600 insur
snce. Assessment No 10. Just collected brought in
$4,000. The reserve fund exceeds 800 co., which
being invested in Is Bonds by the trustee the Cen
trail Trust Company Of New York The Association CON-
peted its third year In October and has already written
covering $40 insurance The
admission fee and years dues advance are $50 on
&aoOo. and $50 on $4,000. The annual dues for ex
ptnses o. for each 81 900 of the certificate The A.
sessmeDts for death claims age 25 81 on each
Of the certificate at age IS 81 "A 49, 81 "a ago
into the fund protect the Company AGAINST
lapses and extra mortality. Come and insure Otiice
1919 H street
MI lY, KNIGHT. Aoone
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
GREAT BARGAINS HT51
NEW AND SECONDHAND PIANOS

We remove next week to the elegant and spacious
Wareroom 422 eth street. adjoining Hayward Hutch
inson and will not carry with us single Piano if bar
GAINS viii sell them to Immediate buyers Thirty eight
prices While we are always the lowest for the finest
and highest grad this occasion will than
appreciate these special bargains:
Magnificent Square Grand Piano, used but four
months only S275 cash; cost $780,
Eiesant Chicksring Square Grand, nearly new; only
S225 cash: cost $3.50.
A MAGNIFICENT and superb-toned Square Grand. used
pt six months and nicely cared for, only $225 cash
cheap at 800
Elegant Square Grand. used but eight months only
$lI3 cash: Owner leaving city. must sell at once
. other Square Pianos new and secondhand, at big
bargains for cash or monthly payments.
lprlght rand Pianos, one nearly new, uneQualed In
tone highest grade and the finest Upright made cost
$3.50. for less than half
months: cost $45U.
Superb toned Upright Grand. nearly new. only 1925
Elegant Boudoir Cabinet Grand nearly new rich tone
only Sl5 cash. cost $4OO. Owner sells sacrince for
want of use
Other Upright Grand Pianos at the same great bar
guns az standard and best makes and fully guaranteed
what others say, but come aud see for yourself.
HEINEKAMP WAREROOM AND PIANO EXCHANGE
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SUICIDE or AN UNSUCCESSFUL LevER-Wm Hsr.
oaugl, well-known citizen, residing at Ringgosd.
NAN,nnston county. Nd. committed suicide yester-
day. by shooting himself through the breast win
pistol After hiring the shot he replaced the pistol
In his pocket and almost Immediately expired A
coroners jury rendered verdict OF suicide Yuos-
DAY night Mr. Harbaugh took a large dose OF poi-
son, which vonllted him. Ii D. supposed by lbs
Ithis mat a refusal 10y young lady OF AdaIas
county, Pa, 10 WHOM Harbaugh rs engaged TO he
married Ia a few weeks was the cause. He Was
about thtrly-seven years Old.
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Mrs. TABOR Nor GONG TO BE N.RRrup a tsaa.
gram rom New Orleans, La, January % sass.
hrS Augusta Tabor, or Colorado arrived her, some
Gays ago, and WITH her Sis Pr took private rooms in
tahal street In reference 10 the widely fl.aetni-
mated report that She had eoped with man named
Altman. OF Denver, she saws al te.irad tn -
away from the cold weather ana astermtn,ss IN
gong 10 Cuba 1 would have gone or way OF New
lork, but came 20 New orleans 70 avoid The ,,r5d
VIII 20 from here 10 cuba and then 10 Florila
ana from there Will 60 north / woudnr or
liIhly run away from home 70 get married. Wien
DO get married 1 Will do openly and above
board and let my friends know III do MARI, ,os,
can he certain 1t VIII not he MT Altman VIII
not marry man whom will have TO support, Int
WI. expect my husband 10 support me. IL may be
that ArtmAn started the runnr 1 ,yould no, he sSr
lEised II he did The dispatch says that he fss-
lowed money from various parties on the slate
ment OF he wedding. II there were any Denver
people who were fools enough believe me 80 fool
ish am glad that they wrr,. duned
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The Ice GA the River.

FEARS OF FREsHET-THE ICE BROKEN ABOVE HAR-
PERs FERRY-MEAsUREs TAKEN RY THE CoMMls-
sIONERs.
The signal Office has received information from
Great Falls that the ice has broken thirty miles
above that point This. it is thought, Will undoubt-
eddy cause gorge More rain is expected to-mor-
row. and a strong rise at Harpcrs Ferry is feared
The signal service has sent word 10 all persons on
the river front to be on their guard. Every change
In the river will be reported from Great Falls
THE COMMISSIONERS INVITE CONFERENCE
The Commissioners Will hold q conference to-
morrow morning at ten o'clock, with view of
determining the most feasible plan for to break the
ice embargo. They invite citizens who have
knowledge and practical experience in such matters
to meet them at their Office at the time named.
The river In this vicinity Is covered sOlidl- with
Ice from shore to shore, except between our
wharves and Alexandria, where river tug broke a
channel through yesterday. No danger Is appre-
heavy rain storm extending to the upper Potomac.
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WEI DE MEYER
II IL now und,sputed that WEI DE MEYERS CA.
TARRH CURE 70 the only treatment that VIII absolute
~ cure Catarrh-fresh or chronic 1T II marvel Rev
P. Fries, Cairo NJ" 1T restored me- to the pulpit
Rev. George E. Refs Cobleville n Y" zone box rsdi
caly cured me, Rev. O. e. Taylor. 14o Noble street,
Brooklyn" "a perfect cure after 80 years suffering.
D. Mcdonald. 10 Broadway. n. T." &c. &c Thousands
OF testimonials received from al parts Of the world
Delivered. sIoo Dr. Wei De Meyers TREATISE
with statements by the cured mailed free D. Dewey
Co.. 1872 Fulton street, NE dls-stth.s9t
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PASTOR ADMITS MURpERING A WOMAN FOR Hrp
MoSEf-At IerTe Haute, Ind, Perry Mannts " 40
has oeen on trial Tor the murder OF Mrs SusautA
Nelson, stated 10 his attorney Tuesday that he "a 4
Wiling 10 take life sentence The Judge instrlIks
Ell the jury to that effect. and they returned ver
dlct accordingly. Aannis WAS the pastor OF the
Inited Brethren church. Last fail he Induced Ms
susanna Nelson. an old widow, OF Anderson. IIla
10 leave home With over 81 ao0 and start for kans
tlty- She lert home on September 9Th and In The
latter part OF october her body was found In dark
raVlne, four miles from Terre Haute Nannis fe-
turned after short absence. with plenty OF money
and some lewelTy, which Was ideutlied as having
belonged 10 the widow
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MAR RlED.

WATEES-R0GFRS. On the 2sth nf January ies4
at lt6 Corcoral street. by the Roy. r. n Power " vi
T. WATERS 10 lBA MAY only daughter Of DR. A p
Rogers t Last NJ hing Lsa.
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The famous blood mare Midnight, dam OF Jaw
Eye See, dled Recently. She was a sister 10 tAe
dam OF Maud :.
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SUDDEN DEATH FROM A MALIGNANT PrsrrIE-
Mrs Mary X. Forester, OF Brooklyn died Yesterday
OF a malignant puStule. She was seiE.d with NO.
lenI pains on TUESDAY night and shortly afterwsrd
tue pustule made It's appearance II quickly spr ad
over her fa"e and heck. ana she died In ten hour
after lis appearance Twelve hours after death 1er
body was completely deComposed and an autopsy
was Impossible.
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Stal.
The Labor Troubles I'm Troy.

Inc Labor Troubles iM Troy.
. TROY y. Y. Jan. SIN Difference to public sem
tnent the police commissioners took measures this
morning TO break up the union molders' patrol In
tue vicinity OF The Maileabe iron works. where
union men are employed II is charged that the
patroi were inviting disturbances and assaults
rive arrests OF members OF the patrol were made
To-Day. Much excitement prevails
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Very Rich women Wear ra,.. s:.,...

New hork IetteE N The Glohe- Democrat
have been in stores and seen some ladies' c,,,ne
In and order 5000 worth Of clothes without wlss
lAE ana as IL IL were an every day affair with them
They DO, however, leave their husbands n luy
their Jewels a. presents Some az them INV ,bs,,
Tor safe Investments and then asain. discovered
recently, That fully one-half the diamonds worn nv
lle MAGNIFICENT ladies' OF high society are parisa1
utSts."liS iheE are absolutely undetectabr even
when placed beside the real gems and hes,d.s no
one would suspect the wives ~ nionairss of wear.
ing iai9e stones fashion able iewel,r coofded 70
me- recently that very often he has demands FINN
Gentlemen for sets OF jewels 81 which thrpe-fonrfhs
ot The stones are false. But, though women en-
on clothing. 80 N~n'
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WHY PASTOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was cye-
ated In Scotia, suburb OF SCHENECTADY Y
Tuesday, 10y the sudden and unexplained rasiu1,a
ton or the Rev. Henry j. Whalen, Baptist cl,r.fv-
man. lie says he resigned because Of an artiI il
IN Boston Journal charging that when he WAS
pastor or a church at CunninCton Mass h. t,is-
sl1Tl1ed sermons OF the Rev. DR. Deems OF New
ork, and others Mr. Whaen admits he used
some parts OF the sermons but not the entire he
church Will consider the case
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iHk MARYLAND lF6IsIATTRE--lnt the Naryland
legislature yest' I'd ~, Dr Eugene w. HumphreSs
oi lcoinlco, Was appointed and confirmed as FISH
commissioner, 10 succeed Mr.. Thomas Hughlett rt.
signed Ia the house of delegates bills were INTRO
uuced 10 prevent specu. ltlng IN theater tickets
ana 10 compel railroads 10 fence ia their tragks
with cattle guards at crossings
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STEAMERS.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NV YORK. HavRR
LoHnoS SoTIHASiFToS BRrNvS
be steamers Of this COMPANY viii sal ~ EitY WE'D
EESDAI AND SAT kDAi from BFrlutu pier. foot OF
street Hoboken Rates 81 Vassas' from New York TO
ISL and S1UO. SECOND cabin go. -erra0e. I9i ST
rates. For fresht pHsssR. apply t. CEIRltHS &
co Bowling Green. New York. ". G NEIZEIOIT
z Co. y5 PennsyIv wanna avenue northwest Egc"ts Tor
NasLlu2tuI JalI
(,CNAED LINE
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The NaPkefs.

baltimore. Jan 31.-virxtn!s SKIES old deferred 6;
Virs1nia SKIES conso Mated 80 past due coupons as
day >S ~ W.
Flour quiet and steady Wheat-southeru steady and
qIlsf western easier closing dull southern red os
No western winter red. SPOT. o. .aI O7'4 January
~ ASKED February l07sa 075 March. l0sa1 osH
western easier and active closing dull southern white
Gohoi; 90 yellow sassy western mixed, spot 5ss's7s
Stf bta i5s % asEd Oats
Rye higher 6aG91 Provisions steady and quiet Eggs
lover lower t5a4o other articles unchanged Receipts
Epnr iol barrels wheat $4,000 bushels: corn 1r 900
olsheis oats 1000 bushels rye 1000 bushels Ship
ments-corn. 900 bushels. SaIes-wheat 46S OOO bush
els corn. 3S1 900 bushels
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B,sHors CAMpHoR1sE-
Cures .happed Hands. Face Lips or any roughness
OF the skin removes SHnburn md renders the Skin
beautifully Soft and smooth. No Toilet complete
without u. Sold entirely upon its merits Price.
pc per bottle Try 1t. and II not satisfied return
the bottle AMI have the money refunded
trep&Ieub by l. O. BISHOP Dr,,o,5..
$50 9th street, cOreer II street northwest
Jas Washington D. O.
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TOHN r. KELLY,
- DEALER IN FrRsr-CLAss
BEEF, LAMB, VEAL. MUTTON. &C. CORNED BEEF
SPECIALITY
Stalls coz 62o and Center Market 9th street wing
and POO snd 4s Northern Liberty Market; or address
Box al. City Post Office.
Marketing delivered Tree Of charge to all Darts OF tina
city. n,ar1I
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NOTICE.
LANE Rot IF
2HE CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BET WEN NEW YORK AND LIN ERPOOLA
CALLING Al CORN HAEBUR
IRON IIER 30. Nh. NEW YORK.
favOE1a.-.--- NrI.. 70. . StrVIa....... We'd Mar
Galja-----.-.- Wed. Fc. Is T.s.. ia. Vel Mar IL
s''Nil' NFl Feb ~ 1IaI,la.- We'd. Mar.
CrT.sIs'nia We'd Te- y Roth n 49, .Wcsi Mar 10;
AND EIFKi WIDNESDAN FROM NEW YOPh
Isie@r ~ I1ssaEe-sfl $50 and SEQ according &C.
CCT!uC dalton.
s1,Tae NJ very low rates Storage tickets from Iv
g. col and queenstown ai all other parts of Europe ..
loves rates.
Trough bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
ti&VI, Antwerp and cther ports the Continent and
Ia MeGlt' rraLe3Il ports
q freight AMI ISse" apply at = CornpaUy's Office
n 4 Bowling UVttU both Storage s-ld cabin 10
SIlS HOLLOW & CO.. t05-itt street. Nas.linstoa
'GhNoN n BROWN s co, New York
NCto Messrs. OF Is BIGELOW r CO
iaII2 COS eth street WasEinvt1,
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

Al TOMATOES
LETTUCE
Philadelphia Capons
Chickens and TurkeyA
Sweet Breads
Roast Beet. q
SusQuehanna Canvss back Dhcka
Red Head Ducks
Diamond Back Terrapin
At the PALACE NARkEr. Corner 14th street and
New York avenue.
d21 FRANK j. TIBBETS
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Wall Street To-day.
TIKI BULLS APPLYING THE SCREWS TO THE SHORTS
STOCKS GOING

STOCKS GOING UP.
NEW YORK, Jan 31.--The stock market onened
comparatively quiet, but it soon became evident
that the bulls Intended to apply the screws once
more upon the shorts The fr0t squeeze was In
Louisville and Nashville, which Is heavily oversold
the Short interest being estimated between $1,000
ana 5000 shares. The stock has advanced
rom AK to 49x, with a difference OF
Aa's per cent between cash and regular
me shorts IN Western Union were squeezed next,
ana the stock advanced from 75k to 76x, partly on
talned control, or was about to absorb the Balti-
more ana Ohio company. Stocks were less active
curing the hour before noon and prices reached n
again.
Inc Posts financial article says:-The general re-
sui OF the forenoonS trading showed fractional
advance over last nights prices for II out OF the %
uost actlVe stocks, while only showed
dractlonal declines and were unchanged.
lne general market for railroad bonds
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AN ADVENTURE Oh Tus rUauIsT IN a HALLWAY eAn
| OUT IN MONTANA

wi IN MONTANA
Prom the Butte City Inter Mountain
Between Helena ana Garrison on SATURDAY after-
noon there was lively scene, the participants be
ing John l. Sullivan. puglliSt, and a young miasr
OF Butte. The latter had with him small nask OF
whiskey. lie was travelling alone and wanteA
drink sullivan sat behind him The miner pulled
out the TASK and saIi:
"nr Sullivan will you take a few lipes>-
- don't drink"
81 hope you'll excuse ne, said the Young nan;
al meant no oHensen
" M shouldn't ha 50 fresh. WAS The reply: "you
sio9i1h I TANK u men You don't Know
soon htefwsrds the young man took another
GrlhN ana Ia spirit OF lcSiiy asked the Champion
a StCona Tine 10 taAe drink, but cid 20 In A very
respectful way. - " = 80
=" You're cur" said sullivan" and III throw you
out OF the window - univ" -
Attempting u suit the action 10 thu word sum.
van trt>e ana " ~ just about "a take hold OF me
IN Nlll the bottle, when, Guick As a fash me
after put his hand 10 his hip pocket and rt..olutslv
facing tie champion sad
gu - -, you NAV he fhsmnion M enc
World out you can't run tits TERRITORY nor bully
me- III YOU put me out az that window ri nat six
oul4ets mo You while you're dolng It's
SULLIVAN at once resumed Als cat. ana Nrfsor
ana others lnierfered 90 prevent any further
disturbance. Mccoy explained the matter To ana
Young man hy stating that SULLIVAN had tust lnsf
MS Adt ana oNeT'nat on the trata ana that ha sac
- angry at The loss that ne couldn control ais
temper. VIZ
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h.sGs ov THE THERfonErRR.-rhe follov1no
Were the readings At the office of tina chief s,y,sl
officer to-day Am. 43q II a La, 46.2pm a. Il
MAXIMUM, 40: minimum al ~
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CAPT ALFRED MrRroN's 9th Infantry leave for
one month has bean revoked
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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 H. H. Dodge, 539 18th street:
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nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
~ the best, is JCSTHS Old Stand known Year,
the only place where frst-cass SECONDHAND
CLOTHING Dc sold at respectable prlceA Address
cal. at
JCSIH'S Old Stand, No. GIG street between 9th and
eth streets northwest.
Motto by promptly attsndedsA ~
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YELLOW FEvER.-The last sanitary report from
Santiago de Cuba to the surgeon general OF the
marine hospital service states that there were i've
cases and three deaths from yellow fever In week
in that city,
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RoBr. j. Thomas.
BROKER IN
GRAIN PROVISIONS. COTTON AND sroCKs
No el3 18th St. National Metropolitan Bank Building
ORDERS TO buy or SELL margin for cash executed
q the CHICAGO Board of Trade and New York Cotton
fAchanZe Constant quotations INSTANTLY received by
direct private wires
p sCHMITT Co. Chicago correspouden.
SAWYER. VILLAGES co. New York corrssnona.,.
References National Metropolitan Bank
dion. james b. Beck
tOrders by Telephone Promptly Attendedto,
n7-6m va
I(UY AND SELL Z. s. GOVT AND d G. RONDs
1)Also, WASH Z. GASLIGHT and All Other CITY
stock wv
DEPOSITS received subject TO check
Weray SPECIAL. attention to obtaining CORRECT
ere RELIABLE information regarding various CITY
securities and prepared At a. tunes answer lnaul
i.tA tesariing saline
HARRY c. TOWERS 4 CO.
FAMILIES BROKERS AND INSURANCE
mySl 1920 STREET NORTHWEST
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tfoH IAE btsI AND CHEAPEST LADIES' WRaPs
Il go TO I'D ttl street. : NDCNsIS "a 5s.sf
eonaS eE.oss ~lo sui gives bAIxaii.s Presents -
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D. Clarke, manager Of the Western Union Tele-
graph company Of this city, has rendered his
resignation and will again associate himself with
his old friend John Zeublin, general super1nten-
dent Of the Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph Co.
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Secretary Chandler Attacked and De.
tended.

LIVELY pRsAfR IN THE SENATE ON rHR BILL FOR
RELIEF OF THE GREBLY FARTr.
There was considerable animation In the Senate
thls afternoon In debate over the conference re-
port on the bill for the relief OF the Greedy party
senators Mcpherson and Salisbury declared that
the secretary Of the Navy was interested In the
ON. MT Mcpherson said that, for Abl,me auiacity
anu ooiu unpudence, the Secretary OF the Navy had
never been para.leled In either house OF Congress
MI. Saulsbllry said the Secretary OF the Navy had
tteeeIapheu his friends 10 defeat the motion 20
jet the conference report
This assault upon TX Secretary aroused his
lrlehos, and MT. Hale, With considerable emphasis
anu some warmth, denied that the Secretary had
any interest beyond that OF an honorable high
minced ana exalted public officer in the measure
t ne sai1the secretary had, with the secretary OF
given his views
-, M: Mcpherson said that he would not vote for
ptii when gave the Secretary OF the Navy or any
Yt nfa 9 I'm, unlimited power TO expend money.
SlleE the Dill the Secretary OF the Navy might
p.US some lavorite contractor to fit out tieet OF
sesSeiS az any cost he would not assent TO any
.!ihS OF the Kind He would confer no such honor.
Mr; Mcpherson said he proposed to introduce bill
hAins the amount Of money for this purpose. and
yOnd that sum.
Finally new conference was unanimously or
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REDUCTION OF THE PUBLIC DEBT.-It is estimated
that the reduction Of the public debt for the month
of January will be about 81, 0O0, COO
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RRsIGNED.-Passed Assistant Surgeon H. p. Cook.
OF the marine hospital service, has rendered his re-
signation, to take effect the middle OF February
This resignation will appoint DR.. Battle of North
Carolina, who passed the last examination held, to
position In the service.
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To Be EXAMINED FOR RHrIRIMENT.-Capt Edwin
O. Gibson, 10th infantry, has been ordered before
the retiring board at Governors Island, N. r har-
Dor, for examination for retirement, and First
Lieut.. Michael O'Brien, 4th artillery, before the
board at Fort Leayenworth, Kan, Tor examination
for retirement
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ABOUT 100000 in bonds, embraced In the l24th
call, which natures tomorrow, have been pre-
sented at the Treasury depar tment for payment
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A CAREFUL INVESTIGATION will be made by the
Department Of Justice OF the charges made by Jen-
sen Of immortality, cruelty and dishonesty at the
District iatl.
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THHoMAs BOWLING, Auenoneer.


ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF VALUABLE MARE.
ALSO STORE WAGON WITH HARNESS.
By virtue Of order Of the Orphans Court will
offer at Auction at Thomas Downxs store corner Of
Pennsylv avenue and 18th street northwest. on
SATURDAY, SECOND OF FEBRUARY, 1884 at
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, the above mare, &c, belonging
to the late James H. Ball, Of Georgetown.
Ja3O3t J. j. WATERS, Administrator
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MANHOOD RESTORED

victim ~ sarlE ..al-u,.e:ce. ca, sing Ncr-ous De-
bHS fc"Hlatlr- Decay. 'tc.. HAVING tr1-tl vain
every Ailos;4 rviIs>ty has discovered a simple means
h~I SaIt. Hi,A lie viii ser-d free 10 his fellow sui
fOiH tyIJ-tl this,
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioueers
~ SIT and $40 9th street. corner D street.

STOCK OF MENS, WOMEN'S, YOUTHS, BOYS AND
CHILDREN'S SHOES, AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY FIRST BE-
GINNING AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK we Will sell within
tention Of buyers 10 called 1t
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-07

to the city. A tramp isn't good for
much under any circumstances, but he
makes about as good a fertilizer as any
thing else. Burlington Haa0keye.
JoNEs-'I say, Smith, old fellow, [
done want to bother you, but wish you
would return that 5000 I loaned you
some years ago." Smith-"But you
don't need it," Jones-"No, of course
not; but you see I might happen to die,
and / have no right to deprive my heirs
of it." Smith-"Oh! in that case we
can soon arrange matters. You just get
your life insured for that amount In my
favor" Jones-"In your favor?" Smith
Eyes; and then, don't you see, when
you die [ will draw the money and give
it to your heirs. "-PhiJadelphdo CdU
SHARP C1ERK-There is o beautiful
piece of goods, miss. It will make up
very handsome and l am sure will be-
come either you or your sister. Lady
Purchaser, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
it is. Yes, think can trust to your
judgment. Suppose you cut me off
twenty yards. AS they are leaving the
store-Why, mamma, why didn't you
tell him l was your-Lady-Hu
Do be still, Maud, You chatter SO con-
tinually. Sharp Clerk, to man at lace
counter-Did you see me work her?
Twenty per cent. on that; it's that stuff
left over from last spring.