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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-03
CITY ITEMS.
EverybOdy,s Remedy is what they call d.
Bulls Cough syrup. Price only . cents bottle.


Duh NOIS1 S!rup. fIEce UnIs . ceutS UOttle.
Lady With the Seal Skin Sacque.
She sat IN the crowded church that dreadfully cold
Sunday, and KEEP, her new slcIue on all the morn
Ing. She went with perSpir2;ion and the SacQue
into the chilly street, and caught an awful cold.
And they labored in vain 10 cure that cold until
they thought Of Perry Davis Pain Killer. and sent
to the druggists for q bottle Then came relief.
Suddenly checked perspiCation brings sudden colds.
chillS. coughs. consumption.
Wells May-spp'e Liver Pills. lOc. and CSC.
No Doubt Of That.
"BensOus Capcine Porous PlasterS are cleen. re-
liable. Quick-acting and highly meGicinal"-Dr. n.
P. Flowers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-03

A SELF-SAcRIrICING BRoTHER-W Irving Ian
dell said to have been 1rCm PHI 1deIphia, died In
Lexington, KY, last night, from hunger ard expo
sure. He reached there a few days ago accom-.
panied by brother twelve years old. he had Only
u dollar, and he gave that to boarding b use
keeper for his brother. refusing eat himself He
found employment. brakeman, ard az .er thirty.
six hours or exposure in sleet and snow returned
here and died
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LOCAL MENTION.
The " Gather.

Ehe " Gather
CFTTCT OF TIE CHIEF SIGS4f tpFrrr--
WASHINGTON, u. e.. Jan 3 ISL q.3p ami
For the middle Atlantic states -ii.-,iiv colo -
fdr weather, westerly Winds, r-elDg barometer.
WHAT yF- WsyI- OF lie NiStit store corner 10Th
ami streets, means ne say a1f what At sgys lie
stands Up TO- = 1ea he u1Te.- :y1Gu worth Of
goods aeavy reductions from tc.I.lr rricc- nos
Hho know so--rt.Iug Of uls bushes, VIII end ~
stand there : 20 eaten CT u y. but every resc-
ton n.Giei = Oh tie, exactly Is stated iai-
flct i, the EE-,L end at his working c4ai,aI a. .
he n)t tau an 10 throw e AVA Fe3p.e VIII
get the b1T-luS Lalaei n the advert i,-sler; to
dsE, an h - II >eA the goods That's Just .gl4t
tleTe = or l.
EEEzoG selling Out oveIcoaJs. half PRICES sOs eth
street nor invest
EXAMINE the specimen OF izstan- aneous photo
graphy At Myers studio i22. in. ave.
The most delicste 0; Holiday Presents mat
could pH p1eef 20 "a Lady IL fpv5nt doubt a Csc
or that most exquisite and lasting OF all Perfumes
"AUrfJJ is;.iIai.s flcriIs, .fc~" S-CslG T. all
perfume druggists ana fancy gods dea.sr5
Dtbcacy. usEiuI,.c>S aHi rP1nesIynt combined
BTy b Il. DOugltss Il Sons Can-fcun Cough
Drops FOR yCU children: -aey are t.r.i!.ess pleas
tlg 10 the taste, and viii cure their Gods - s. and
tradeI1l-rA On every drop
tbs best photographs in Jha city are made at
Myers, LIZ Fenn-5 wanna avenue.
PaoToGR.YHs.-Every sitting taken IL our in
Eanttiieolls process. li09 "a ave. hcts keInetIy5
NJ WILLIAM will sell The four flir-uned circulars
e has ielt I'll cost price.
ARTIFICIAL ErEs. Henplers. Op5iciar. National
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Col RATHBOSE GROWING WEAKER.-A dispatch
from Hanover yeSterj y states that Col Rarhbone
Is growing weaker and is unable to Sleep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-03

BosToNs New SEWAGE SYsTEM.-1he new Sew
according TO al announcement The mayor and
c0u2ciAen visited the pumping station on Calf
Pasture. where the lnlintnoe eng ines We're started.
&id then took a IT, boat for NOON Island where
they had al opportunity OF seeing the sewerage Of
R15ton discharged ITO d ep water. The intention
Is 10 empty the sewers by the big pump at ebb tide.
Nh ii viii req Jlre about hour. The strength Of
TIE current at that point direct to the outer bay
Was great that Il would have been nearly impos-
S2ie 10 propal race-t boat across the bath OF the
se,T rage While ii was In motion from the reservoir
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Wells. May-spp.e Liver Pills loo. and CSC.
No Doubt Of Tha'
Get the Genuine Article.

The great popularity OF "WIbor's Compound Of
Cod-Iiver OH and Line" has induced some unprn-
cipled persons to ATTEMPT to palm OF simple
article OF their own Manufacture: but any person
who Is suffering from Coughs. Colds or Consump-
ton. should he careful y here they purchase this
article. 1t requires no putting. The results OF Its
use ere It's best recommendations: and the propre
tor has ample evidence lie OF Its great success
in pulmonary complaints. The Phosphate OF lime
possesses most marvellous healing power. as CON-
hfned with the pure Cod-Liver Oh by Dr. W1lbor. II
is Prescribed by Tie medical faculty. Sold by A. b.
Wibor. Chemist, Boston, and all druggists
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Actresses and Diamonds.

From the st. Louis Globe Democrat.
''Te,l me something about actresses diamonds
Give me an lea OF their Value
''Problbly the best idea can give you is to quote
q St Louis authority. l was speaking with one a
day or two ago on this subject He knows pretty
nearly the value Of every actress diamonds
Emma Abbott owns fully $4,000 worth. Patti has
500 0Oo-a mere trthe-in stones Aimee has a
stunning collection worth $4,000 Lolita has $50 600
Invested In diamonds. Nilsson fully $40 CO., nary
Anderson, next TO horse, loves gems: she has
SIS 0O0 in sparkle5. Fanny Davenport values her
collection at $4,000. Louise Cary has an equal
amount. Kellogg can get S25,OO0 for her diamonds
Louise Montague. tie $1,000 beauty is worth
$40 90 in di ,nonds Minnie Palmer, before She
went TO Europe, had collection OF gems valued at
$40 Co., Ada DvaS has IS 600 In diamonds. Laura
Don over Sl5 Geo worth. Ellie Ellser did have IS 900
in them. Fay Templeton touched 5000 worth
year two ago Sara Bernhardt Is fly on dta-
monds Her sparklers are valued at sl5O.OOO Lang
try ms purchased some $50 900 worth Mamie
Maddern owns up to IS 900 worth. Zelda Sequin a
like sum Irene Perry came back from Frisco last
sumner with 50, 900 worth. Helen Sedgw1ck is pro-
viied against rainy season with 5000 worth.
Kate ClaXton is modest Her diamonds were
vailed at IS coo before the recent robbery. Jan.u-
schek has probably 100000 invested In diamonds.
Georgia CaFvan won't wear diamond. Maude
StIart wouldn't buy them at any price. Rose
Coghlan is secure IN $1,000 worth.
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TIE MARYLAND SFNAToISHIP.-A strong under
tc" seems 10 be rising, tn Baltimore Sun says to
nIt Sir. Heating into tie Senate OF the United
states. As heretofore, the Western Shore will cut
the Gordian knot. 1t is believed there is no ilspo-
sttt0n to violate the compact, which insures The
Place lo3n Eastern Shoremar. but there Will be
CeciGed opposition 10 Sett ing on the candidate by
an extensively Eastern shore caucus. Those who
speak OF Mr. keatrg as the dark horse argue that
Queen Amos VIII have to come TO him to win. and
that ruither complications wiz develop Eastern
shore strength. The candidates in the ted are
Judge E. X. Wilson. ex GOV. Thomas. Senator
Groone, and Judge Robinson. Thirty-nin votes
are necessary 10 CAUCUS nomination. With the
Eastern Shore paittioned by candidates. attention
is naturally directed 10 the Western Shore, where
Baltimore city has q votes. Baltimore county =
Frederick !, Garrett 2, Hartford l. howard g. Mont,
gonlery 5, and Washington 3 The voting begins
b law January 18Th but it is not believed the soI
ton VIII be reached in open voting
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A NoyF1 VEHICLE FOR New YEAR Calls

A NoyFL VEHICLE FOR New YEAR CAL1S-Among
the most noticeable Vellc.eS on Fifth avenue New
ltIk, yesterday. was a heavy stone truck. with
great wheels drawn by yoke OF oxen. -Four dress
colted yo a5 in crush hats occupied seats or honor
on soap boxes. and paid their respects to numbers
OF trends. Tie great truck moved from hOuse to
house. making "hT for Itself among The Cdrri. geS
Late IL The afternoon the cccn ants seemed 10 be
At..e The worse iCr the nGnlervi!- calls.
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CAETEE's-
III MARKET SPACE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RoGERs BRolHERs,

ROGERS BRo1HERs
TRIPLE PLATED KNIVES AND FORKS es HALL
DOZEN.
ROGERS BROTHERS TRIPLE PLATED TEA
SPOON So HALF DOZEN
ROGERS BROTHERS. TRIPLE PLATED TABLE
SPOONS, $500 HALF DoZEN
CasIoRs FROM g TO SO.
FINE ENGRAVED CAKE BASKET Is
BuTTER DISHES IRON s3 % &c $40
J. ". SCHAEFER'S,
CHINA AND GLASS;
NO. lo2O,TH STREET NORTHWEST
DIS between X and Streets
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DRY GOODS.
HANpsoME BRoc.pE SnKs


EVENING SHADES CRFAN PINK AND LI0Hg
Bill (, reduced from 81 80 g. Al
FINE FRENCH DRESS GoOns TRICOTF AND
Fine Cloth S'ittsnS l42 inches w.dea. all purs
WOOL vld-s; double width. rcouced from 81. - TO
81. Special bsI>SSin-
NEW YORK MILLS SHIFTING COTTON one vsrd
and s-IuaffFr wide reduce RON 17s t. lac
SILKS SILKS SILKS Ghaagesf silks In Washing
REvk silks rszl lcg from - = .ts Black SKIS
duCod from 81 5 - Back = X -tiucsc from.
~ 81 - 81 Is BACK ) ks r>lu ~. I~oU 81 - Al q
,olvrd silks rNuC,d from 81 - &c Cold sikh
redrc,i from 81 - q II. and CoUrel silks r~iuce1
from 81 IS 10 - - Special OArrziIs
BLANKETS all pun. fine wool lAr1e lowest
value 500 r,NluCed 10 $500
ON HUNDRED tlh0l IIeC.s q Beautiful New Styi.
DRESS GOODS tActual cash va ue sc J. reduced o.
l5C.
HANrSoME BRoCAnF VELVET tGsrnetl. cheap 81
8 o.. reduced - 81 50
SoLoRtD CASHMERE. wide double width pur~
Wool reduced from sc. 70 S5sc.
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1WCN-Y-TuREE OSTRICH

TWENTT-THREE OsTRICHEs stalked up TO the New
orleans ItGl"S- De:.tGC'dt reporter and began to
peek NJ his coat Buttons. ana II. l. J. Se.frdge
explained that ne had imported the birds for breed
Ing. and That they are the best the American OS-
tfich Comp ny agent could ind in South Africa
Iney were brought IN padded Ostrich stalls. N4 L
feetand ieaT hgl ana arranged in the ships no d
as houses dc III {, city. and unpleasant weather the
birds wee exercised, i0rlr IL Il iIi.la iii the streets
thus formed. fpr food thew were provided with
LEO pounds Of cut forge 1fvD ponds Of barley.
800 pounds OF Natal tae2ins loco pounds oi
CiUo;ed bones. 100 ponnt5 OF rock salt, 1909 neIdS
OF cabbage. 500 punches OF carrots, ana 500 OF
onions
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~ A T A R R q .

SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE,
HAZEL. AMERICAN PINE, CANADIAN FUR.
MARIGOLD. CLOVER BLOSSOM, ETC.
For the Immediate Relief and Permanent Cure OF every
form OF Catarrh from a Simple Head Cold or Influenza
to the Loss Of Smell Taste and Hearing Cough B-on.
chitas and Incipient Consumption Relief in five min
utes In any and every Nothing like it. Grateful
fragrant, wholesome Cure begins from first applica-
ton. and is rapid radical permanent aud never falling
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent
and sanfords Inhaler. all in PACKAGE FORMING a
complete treatment Of all druggists for 81 Ask for
sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE. POTTER DRUG AND CHEN.
IcAL Co.. Boston
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-03

TIE FRIGHTFUL DISASTER NEAR ToRoNTO.-The
r.ghtfu r,.i.Ioad accident which occurred yesrer-
day morning by the collision CT a local passenger
tram VITA freight train. near oronto. Canada as
re orted in yesterdays STAR resulted in the deaI
OF =. persons and the injury of IA The coroners
jury ned IA brief session and then adjourned
mediataly placed under arrest. de admit
ted tnat he got orCers at Hamilton to run
10 QueenS wharf. Toronto. q oiGing all regular
trains lie looked at the time table. but f0 got
that the suburban train was on the list OF regular
trims. ana hence the acciden-. Public sympathy
Was thoroughly aroused fer the unfortunate widows
an hid. en-. an, already subscription lists have
bs1 started. The damage TO the rolling stock was
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A Temperance New Year.
WHAT I VINE yERCBANT SAYS ABOUT ia NOT
81 ABSySCE or INTOXICATING DRINK AT Nj
RECEPTIONS.

WHAT "IEE MERCHANT SAYS ABBOTT ia SOTA-
81 ABsTSCE Or INTOXICATING DRINK AT NEW
WEAR RECEPTIONS.
"Thc.a has been very little drinking this New
Ye1r," said prominent importer TO q STAR re-
porter- Usually We SCI! great deal OF champagne
sherry, catawba and Other wines for the New Year
.1-2p,tCns but this year the saies have peen very
h.,ht-at least twenty per cent lighter than last
year"
Tow do you aceoun: for thts?" asked the re-
.tl. It's brought about 10y this big cry Of temper
aEsa, which = being raised al over the country,
L'.o>e- IL + getting 80 now that people are
c>islue u Cfer |ie 10 caller. and II it is offered
al l'es tnat he is stalking his reputation by ac-
c"2-ih- t. LADIES' 90 nave wine on their private
'f}.e every dag are afraid TO have il on New Year,
L. use u TIE Stigma tii;it temperance people at
tscI - =: and who steady drinkers VIII re-
I,.ze vine al u reception on plea OF temperance.
VI y. Wes making few calls New Year. and ct
buy one place vas / offered a glass OF wine, and
tere inc lady offered il with sort OF apologize
, S!r. = man w.o | know TO be a hard dI1nker-a
-sC ;, 20 z-5 long spTeeS. happened there at the
some tine and go5 himself in nigh favor by refus-
i-g n VINE art 2Slsing Tor water. No, there was
m u>3r as plUca liquor sold this year as usual
taJt = r0- ior tae New Year receptions. Choco-
i5te, tea anu coffee were served nearly every
NLers.n
tn C0LCNBIA BOAT CLUB.--At the Columbia
boat stub eetirg last night the following officers
- IL. Gibson vi:e president: E. B. Odds, recording
+ Src:ttclT- J. g Pedrick. corresponding secretary
+ a J. Erfce. treasurer: Dorsey Brown, assistant
j esEe.S1ltr : ". stineneu, captain: F. A. Mute
Eiss Leuten tlt. James Young, second. and Arthur
- arr. third Lieutenant, and w A. Smith, K. c.
! oattAtyno. ana +. = Williams, membership com
tt-.-lse Re plans for the next boating season were
! informally GScUSsat The choice o! trainer was
Co'siisfed and. though not settled IL Is generally
; Chfe-elood that Ellis Ward VIII continue with
I tls-A-
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A "Better Half, indeed.

From the Cincinnati News Jou nal.
Joe Blackburn Will have no difficulty In beating
"Cerro GordOH Williams for Senator, but when IT
comes TO beating Mrs ''Cerro Gordo" Williams. it's
a horse Of another color. Like John A Logan,s bet.
ter half. Ms. Williams has husband and she runs
him. money and she spends IL, ambition and she
Grar!fieS II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-03
Sound Fab Opinion.

from the Boston Herald
Receipted New Years bills are good recipe Tor
mutual happiness.
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DISTRICT JURIES.
HOW Names fer Jury Service are OBJ
tanned.

TIE Old LAW AND TIE SEw-THE METHOD OF
PEAvfNCI NANES-A COMMISSIONER WHO ENTRUSTED
Ft~ DUTY To A FRIESp-LAwYERS WHO LIKE EX-
PEEIENCED MEN on JCRIES-SAFE-GUARDSA AGAINST
FZ0FE>>lCS Al JURORS. &C.
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SULLIVAN IN FREE FIGHr.-A lively free fleht
occurred between Slade, OF the John l. Sullivan
the Arcade saloon, in Denver Col, last night. All
nan1S were drunk, hence no serious damage was
done OnicerS interfered, but were soon over
were locked up. During the melee sullivan ran
into the American House and asked for a revolver
With which TO shoot some one. but Proprietor Smith
toTce Mr. Smith, revolver in hand, then ran him
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READY FoR TIE Ho1IDArs.

OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
ARE RESPECTFUL LILY INVITED TOCAlLAT
TIE BALTIMORE STORE. 90s SEVENTH
STREET NORTHWEST
And inspect their choice assortment and most reason
/ able prices We mention
Good Black Dress SILK .5c s-c 81 90 ~ to 81 so
Black Satin RhaGa,ne. 9oc. 81 90. and $40
Black EhadziIlir. SD This article never before
sold tor less than Sl..5
Fine 24-inch Bonnet SILK. Sli5 well worth 90 90
Colorad Dress silks closing out Come and ex-
anime them
Black and Colored Satins-al desirable shades
Six Pushes. silk Nelyets. Nelveteens. Elnbroidered
Flsnuels.
Ourstock OF BLACK and COLORED CASHMERES We
are creating little breeze in these goods because they
have been marked at prices that be mad 10y
competitors. 1t will pay look Dress Goods Of
all kinds--at hard pan prces
Larse stock Of Fine Alpaca and SILK Urnbrellas for
presents ranging from 81 so TO SIS o0eact.
On second door have opened a handsome
SHAWL SKIRT AND CLOAK DEPARTMENT an /,
prom supply friends with fresh and desir-
able articles i'll this line
I. gEHREND'S BALTIMORE STORE,
9cs SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
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Pretty Good Country After All.

NOOH NVSz1at1y lI1Io
From the ArkaDsaw Traveller
''Whose grave Is this?r said gentleman while
strolhng through cemetery
That, /" said his companion, "is the grave of Mr..
Taggleworth" A1'
80 nat SO! Why, hang 1t, he owed me SO am
that money Hello. Who have we here2,
me. Hqtk1n, who died the other day.
Swell Chats encouraging. owed him SO Made
$40 by the two transactions. Arkansaw's pretty
good country, after ALL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-03

''Buchu-paiba.'' great kidney and urinary
cure. 81.
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LurrRELrs
We viii close ont entire lot % ladies' wraps con-
sIstlns III Dolmans. Circulars. Jersey Jackets. AT
Prime Cost
Fancy Dressing Cases Sstchels &C. remaining stock
O. Holiday Goods at cost;
HOCSEkEEPERS' GOODS
Job lot Of Towels at less tn IN wholesale prices
Blankets and Comforts at greatly reduced prices
All the leading Uranus oi Sheetings, Table Linens
Napkins. &c.
h.eached and Brown Cantons al reduced prices.
J. A LUTTRELL & CO.
GIG ST. Market Space
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SENATOR SAB1N's FEANCIAL VIEws.-Senator Sa-
bin. chairman OF tue national republican commit
tee. expresses the opinion that yInent the na-
tionai debt should cease. lie fayorS the Issue Of
two per cent tifty-ycar bonds by the governing Mt
be converted as they mature or are called H. These
bonds could be used as the basis for bank issues
ACcOmpdn Wing this measure there should be a re-
peal OF the one per cent tax on bank circulation
now existing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-03

THE NATIONAL IHEATER.-NOtWithStand the
length OF the engagement OF IN the RAMS ut the
Aat!ola ii stiI draws large ana delighted audi
en- Is. he play is well acted and the scenery and
stage settings are IudGiiiiccnt. those VINO have
not yet -eea it should L.!1e advantage Of tue lew
fersO;. VIII De mere.
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THE FINANCES OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND
CCsSEDeHIs VIEWS ON THE OYSTER SERVICE A


THR FINANCES OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND DIS
cUssED-HIs VIEWS ON THE OYSTER SERVICE AND
OTHER QUESTIONS.
The message OF the governor Of MARYLAND to the
legislature yesterd ~ was confined mainly to the
finances OF the state. The balance In the treasury
September 30th, 1884, was s9S2 1S3 81, an increase
over that OF last year. The public debt Is 81 .e69
s2 SO, and the interest was last year 1916 16o 16
For the present fiscal year 1t will be 1878 $50 So;
and annually thereafter until reduction of debt,
S556.06o.14 The governor recommends that the
provisions OF the sinking fund law be carried out.
and that the law providing for the taking up OF
matured bonds by the issue Of Others be repealed.
The oyster service. the governor states continues
unsatisfactory. and he proceeds at length to set
forth It's defects. ami reconm .nds thu in any
changes that may be made In the system the gov
ernor should be vested with the whole and sole
authority to command the service Cordial CO.
operation between Maryland AMI Virginia for the
regulation and protection OF the oyster interests
is recommended. and the governor urges that
every measure be taken to consummate the destra bic
legislation. In referring 10 the act for the sup
preston CT pleuro-pueumonia among cattle, the
governor says that as far as it is possible to kny
at present there is not recent new case In the
state, and for some time past there does not APP
ANOTHER BASE BALL AsSoCIAT1oN.-At the meet
ing In Philadelphia Yesterday OF the Interstate
Base Ball Association F. K. Curtis, OF Altoona, was
elected president. S. Retneman, OF Trenton, vice
president. and A F. Richter, Of Camden, SECRETARY
an; treasurer The playing rules OF the American merle
the association is limited to eight. Seven are now
in. VIZ: Altoona, LANCASTER. Allentown. Whining
ton. trenton. Harrisburg and Reading. Newark
viii probably be the eighth
TIE PORTUGUESE GOVERNMENT OFFENDED-The
London DHdy 7P'egrGph'S correspondent at Vienna
says he has heard good authority that the pass
age in President ATthur'S message wherein 1t Is
stated that IL might become necessary tor the
United States to O-op2rate with other powers for
a safeguard Of their rights OF trade on the Congo
asgyen grievous offense to the Portuguese govern
ment, which is under the impression that the
Washington Cabinet would take different view
OF the mltter ii Portugal had at her disposal large
fleet Ike that Of England. In the meantime Fortu-
gal is preparing two new naval divisions ior service
on the cast and west coasts OF Africa and South
America.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
For NV Years RECEPTIONS.

TOHN R. KELLY.
- DrALFR FTRST-CLAsa
bEEF. LAMB. kaAI- MUTTON. &C. CO2yED BEEF
SPECIALITY.
Stalls f2S f2G and GO Center Market. 9th wing
sud oG5 and 2es Northern lberty Market. address
box IL City Post Ufiire.
Marketn4 OF charge to al parts Of thu
/ City MARA
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TWO sx,Lr RoYs sE.rrs1...n ena -.

Two SMALL BOYS SENTENCED FOR STEALING
Judge Smell sentenced tFiIIaa,a Siulons and Frank
Shields two small boys. 10 Jail f0- thirty days each
On the charge Of TIE larceny OF a seal ring nom
MIS- falberJ- They were arrested wnan atteInp--
3ng 10 sell the ring Officer Slater testified that the
boys acknowledged ste ling the rin. and SID tley
were going 20 sell II 20 20 % tle Dime Guse an
The court said that something would ave 70 be
done 70 break up stealing 20 81 70 Dime 1=euIns
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4 VIRGINIA JUICE RESIGNS r. F. NAYS. Malone
county JUICE or RotatOurt county, Va. against
whom CHARGES Or Official misconduct and incompe-
tency az le0iing ii The house o. delegates, during
the Christians recess OF TIE legislature has ten
derea 30 the governor his resignation. Mays is
charged with condu lung the affairs OF his Office in
the interest OF the Mauone parry and packing the
grand jIrieS To accomplish that end. He was
elected by the coalition legislature in 1e19's0:
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SUE Do1NAx P1rs4 CONS.
PLUSH SEW GAIKrTS

PLUSH NEW NAEkrTS
SIX CIRCULARS.
CLOTH NEW MARKETS
AT CLOSING OFT PRICES
WE HAVE JUST RrnTCED THE PRTCrS OF ORR
NINTIR CLpAHS. And ARE OFFERING
BARGAINS n EIkST-CLASS
GARSENJS.
EVENING DRESS ST. RS, G,TZEs. CRFpFs AND
ILLUSIONS. II ALL SHADES SHOWN UNTER
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OR STOCK OF WRAPiINGs. WHICH WILL BE
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