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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-05

The National lines new ocean racer the "Amer-
ica," makes her debut with record Of six days,
fifteen hours and twenty-five minutes,-seconds
not counted This is not quite equal to the oregon,
but it places America, where she should be, well
I'D at the head.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-05

The republican platform. as sketehed out by the
subcommittee on resolutions, is not marked by
novelties. T. trainers evidently think that the
old principles are good enough to use again. The
tariff plank is stronger than ever Legislation on
behalf OF the navy and commerce IS advocated, the
public domain is TO be protected against land
grabbing corporations, native and foreign; polyg-
amy must be suppressed, the Chinese excluded and
the negro protected. Temperance womans rights
and other 'new-faDgled notions are given the cold
shoulder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-05

Bismarck has been reminded OF the existence Of
"conmOn people, by angry shouts that assailed
him on all sides from the street crowds who focked
70 see him drive TO a state dinner. The chancellor
we are told, became 'livid with rage" but this
change In his complexion did not seem to stop the
noise, and he went on to the FEAST bewailing "the
in0ratitude OF the people,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-05

MoRE REDucT1oSs
CANTON CREPE CREPE DE CHINE. PURE SILK
HEkNANIS AND GRENADINES HAVE BEEN RE-
DUCED IN PRICE
BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS, MERvEII-
LEUX. RHADANES AND PONGEES IN GREAT
VARIETY. MARKED VERY LOW.
WE ARE OFFERING GREAT INDUCEMENTS To
SELL OUR LARGE STOCK
fIRST-CLASS SCOTCH GINGHAMS AT 15c, UsU-
ALLY SOLD FOR 25c
REAL FRENCH SATTEENS AT 25c
EMBROIDERED NULL DRESSES At TOW
PRICES.
BEAUTIFUL QUALITY OF CANTON PONGEE &c.
SUMNER SILKS, Soc
OCR STOCK Is VERY LARGE AND WELL AS
SORTED. AND WE ARE D. TERNINED To CLOSE
II OUT II REDUCTIONS WILL TO 1T.
PARASOIS AND sun UMBRELLAS HAVE BEEN
GREATLY REDUCED
W. n. SHUSTER & SONS.
9l9 Pennsylvania avenue
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Lus1E THREAD G1ovEs.

Agal. we have been in the Auction Rooms, and have
secu ed some superb in Lise Thread Gloves
% doz elastic frame Isle Thread Gloves lace tops
fashioned fingers,
ONLY CSC. PER PAIR.
25 doz. elastic Ladies' Extra Fine Gauze Isle
fashioned fingers.
ONLY Csc PER PAIR.
% doz elastic Ladies' Extra Fine Gauze Isle fash
Toned fingers
ONLY 37Hc PER PAIR.
Ladies' Extra Long Lace Jersey Wrists Isle Thread
Gloves, fashioned fingers,
ONLY 374C PER PAIR
JERSEY SILK GLOVES
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
ONE PRICE ONLY
921 Penn. ave. Ue51 921 Penn ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-05

All our 121c DRESS G1NGHAMs reduced to 1Oc. per
yard.
Geo. II. Gilberrs best Ga PLAID FLANNELS at CSC.
Per yard. These goods retaied all over at $3.50
Geo. Il. Gilbert's best Ga LADIES' CLOTH CSC per
yard; regular price 8 l.25.
Go. II. Glbert's best OPERA iFLANNELS at &c. per
yard
An-Wool BASKET FLANNELS at 45c per yard
23-inch Shepherds PLAID DRESS GOODS at 15c per
yard. former price Csc: colors Blue Pink and Beige
23-inch British MOHAIR PLAIDS at loo. per yard;
former price 25c.
23-inch British DE BEIGE at Csc per yard These
goods are of recent purchase and very cheap
a4-inch double foldl CAsHMERES and DE BEIaEs
at 25c. yard
Best l.400 LAWNS. former price 12Hc now 1Oc yer
yard
Very best Indigo Blue PRINTS at &C. per yard
kcechlin's Best French SATTEEN at 374c. per yard.
These goods represent solid colors only.
Black Wool BRoCADED BUNTING reduced to 2Oc.
Per yard
ALI Wool Black LACE BUNTING at 25c per yard
sirable shades
Lupins Best ALBATROS at 5Oc per yard colors
Cream. White. Pink, Blue and Black.
4o-inch Cream White NUNS YELLING at Soc per
yard-a decided bargain.
% pieces Best Turkey Red TABLE DAMASKS re-
auced to Coo. a yard. actually worth 81 yard.
These goods worthy the inspection Of our friends
and patrons. and the supply limited early call
solicited.
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THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON THURSDAY.

A s y suA1,
OUR LINE OF SUMNER GOODS 1s coMpLErx
AND IT rs REALLY WONDERFUL 10 SEE HOW
wATCHFuL ALL THE FABRIC MANUFACTURERS
HAVE BEEN TO PROVIDE SOMETHING NEW AND
COOL FOR THE DEAR PUBLIC TO BUY. ABOUT
EVERYTHING Is THE ONLY WAY WE CAN TX
PRESS ON PAPER THE EXTENT OF OUR STOCK
WE MAY NOT HAVE SOME ONE PARTICULAR
THING THAT ANOTHER HOUSE Has, But WHAT
OF TT WE HAVE DOZENS OF THINGS NO ONE
ELSE has. AND YOU NAY CoNsIDER IT SAFE
TO CALL ON Us FOR ANYTHING IN THE SHAPE
OF SUMMER CLOTHES.
sink Pongee Dusters wehave full Suits Of
Lusterine Busters, Genuine India Seersucker.
Mohair Busters. a stylesJ
Linen Busters. English seersucter.
Check Mohair Busters. q styles,)
We have Coats and Vests Domestic seersucker.
of a styles)
All shades Of Brilliantine, Serge Suits in
All shades Of Mohair. Blue. Black. Brown, Tan,
ALI shades Of Alpaca, Oxford Gray, Steel Gray.
Two shades Of Pongee. Etc.
Black Drab ct Etc. Nuns Cloth Suits
Black sicillian, a shades)
All shades of Lusterine Drab ct Etc Suits.
All kinds of Linen, (Frock or sack)
Two shades of Thiba Cloth, White Flannel Suits.
ALI shades of serses. Folwen Serge Suits.
AL shades Of Nuns Cloth. Linen Suits.
Two shades Of CROSSES. Crash Suits.
All kinds Of Seersucker, Creole Suits,
Two shades of stockinett South American Drill Suits
ALL KINDS OF WHITE AND FANCY VESTS
TOURISTS SUITS. POLO COATS
A. SAKS l. CO.,
je5 316 AND s1s SEVENTH STREET.
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SILK MRS.
LADIES' SILK MITTS. 6-button length Lace wrists
IN Ian, GOld. Fawn. Tobacco. Cream White, Black
only 43c per pair.
LADIES' SILK TITS. s-button length Jersey wrists,
Black. only SOC. per pair
in Cream. Gold. Tan Tobacco. Fawn, only sc per
pair.
LADIES' RIBBED SILK MITTS, s-button length
Jersey wrists in Black. Tan. Guild, Gray. only 75c
LAbIES PLAIN SILK MITTs abutton length Ter.
sey wrists. in Black. Cream White Gold, Tan, only
81 per pair.
LADIES SILK MITTS, 1O-button length Lace wrists.
IN new shades Of Light and Dark TAM only 81 25 per
LADIES M1TTs. in White, Cream. Fawn and Tans
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP,
1OSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ONE PRICE ONLY
921 PA. AVE 9o1 PA AVE
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OuH PLAN

Is to sell only the medium and best grades Of
Foods-the lowest grades are not kept at all
Beginning with mems suits, at $40 and S12,
we give better article than can be made up
new to sell at those prices by marking down
higher cost suits that for one reason or
another have not sold freely.
At SIS. GIG. els and $40 and above the vari-
ETY. is immense and the quality of our work
tustifes US in handing to every purchaser
LEGAL ticket which warrants
the prices and goods by agreeing to exchange
or refund money for anything returned un-
injured and to make good losses on what
ever prove unsatisfactory.
Store open until O'Clock tonight.
G F o r GE ANSY
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR
5G7 SEVENTH STREET.
5e2 Opposite .. 8. Post Omca
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Fish's liabilities, as filed yesterday are over four
millions and quarter, and his assets only half
million. so that he can pay his creditors only about
twelve per cent
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625 Pennsylvania Ave.

vTNHE Pool BURsTED.-HAvING MORE GODOS
L than money and being anxious to close out my
few days only give the snap away at the following
e5 s HATS and shSes at % own prices %
BOYS, Short Pants now soc 81 Is Boys' Long Pants
Coats now S1.50: 81. % Mems Mohar Coats 81
Come and see the Old Man at
ly14-l916 Pennsylvania avenue,
je5 j. w. SILBY.
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DouaLAss.,
81. CLOUD BUILDING. Sr1xxr

q n d E r " EAR
FOR LADIES. MISSES AND CHILDREN.
fADIFS GUAZE UNDERvESTS At 25c &c. 75c. n.
NIssIs' GAUZE UNDERvEsTs, at sc, Sc. soc.
15c up '
Thee goods FIRsrs and to be cl.sse with
The SECONDS ADVERTISED ALL OVER TOWN
o cry.
An unlimited assortment of all the and choice
styles for LADIES' MISSES and CHILDREN at prices
too low 20 be quoted
PAkASOlS, PARASOI.S,! PAgASOISN,
Our stock Of ParasOls Is larxe. ami comprises
ral the better grades Of As wish them
will beginning TOMORROW (Saturuay(, OFFER
EVERY ON or THEM At ACTUAL COST This
VIII BE- opportunity for those in Parasols
70 obtain the best a less price than would lie asked
n inferior article
T. Y 8.
For this week we have reduced the price Jerseyn
Cur s44I S4O0
Our $3.50 $500
and ali ether styles in proportion.
Quality, perfection Of shape and prices guaranteed
md nOliey returned when unsatisfactory
DOUGLASS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-05

Tie Her SEASON
scoi You fell by giving . you
Blue PI!annels. warranted full Indigo
''" Grey ssFs ssrses
Neaanounee $40 Leader and All WOOL Wool Men Suit
different and shades School Closing tune is ap
BOYS sSfTSEs 's sa eSa'e Id the District
Boys sgrr- z's: u u ' SSS' 81: s.: 81
. Fine nj, WOO, s SEQ.
SSsEffs SSS FMS
Fine Brown CorEscrew, Handsomely
E: sas sa ssss !, sss,x .,
n. T. EIsEMAN. AL 7rH STREET NORTHWEST.
3e5 Under Odd Fellows HAIL
II, THE 1s, sTPR SS,1a COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Curt business. june Sd. 1881 ''fNA 'o' o'pn.n
ThOas Lewis dec the adminisrator afor. ID
a as rsh 81 f hf paY s.
ELEtEN O'CLOCK NJ for m making payment is and
distribution under the Courts direction and control
when and where ali creditors and persons entitled to
dstrbutive shares Tor le2scies residue hereby
notified to attend in person or by aren't attorney duly
author zed with their claims against the estate
vouched otherwise the administrator will take the ben
ent of the Jaw a4ainst them Provided, COPY OF this
order be published q week for three weeks In the
Washington Law Reporter and The Evening Star pre-
vious TO the said day.
Test H J. RAMSDEII
Register Of Wills for the District Of Columbia
WIN. II. MATTIN3Lf. Solicitor te6- law8w
Fun SrocK.
Gauze, Merfno Balbr1gzan Shirts and Drawera
JEAN tacSonet Drawers
Plain and Fancy Cotton and Lele Half Hose suitable
for tue
". & TEEL
mySl SIS Pennsyivania avenue
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WukERy 2o4 10TH STREET NORTHWEST
w Carpet Lining Felt Snccmzker's Anti squeak
&snd end Il Top Ceznenta Lime. PLASTER. bitch. Felt
8oan C1onkA Asy. 2lns. kc sAlA
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WANTED-HOUSEs.

WANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CAsH-HoUSE
w and Lot In desirable locality; House with all mod
err improvements; not to cost over SzOO0 Address
ALPHA. Star ONCE 5e5 ST.
WANTED-TO PURCHASE A HOUSE AT FROM
W -FOUR to nve thousand dcllars; must be in GOOD
oroef and well located Address, giving price, terms
location. &C. Box So star ONCE. 3e<-3rs
WAETED-To RENT BETWEEN NOW AND JULY
w LIT. house Of or rooma; modern improvements
No basement Between 7th and 18th and nd streets
Rent not to exceed rs. Reference Address Box 81
Star ONCE. ,el-Sts
WANTED-w!THIN SIX WEEKS. ny PR, ATE
w family (adults), house Of eight rooms modern I'm.
provements between 10th 18th, F and O. rent $50;
cupled present house fourteen years. references Ad
dress OCCUPANT, Star Office. JESSIE
WANTED-BY The YEAR AN UNFINISHED
Wv Hr1ck House, OF about n rooms for small fam
III without children must be west Of 14th street. and
rent MOTTO exceed $50 month. Address Box 81. Star
Office. te9-eo3ts
WANTED-TwO SINGLE GENTLEMEN DESIRE
70 Lease Tor one year nicely furnished house in
the neghborhood of f7th street and Pennsylvania
nue. northwest Address. stating TERMS d. A. g. Star
Office lea. ST.
WAN ED-To BUY A TwO-sTORY. EIGHT.
w room House. modern improvements. no basement
between and and It'll and lAth sire Is. Address
with full particulars and lowest cash price, Box 1856
Star Office je3-3ts
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SILK GLOVES. SCARCE SHADES

SILK GLOVES, SCARCE SHADES
These we did not buy at auction hut having placed
our order early. able show a complete as
eortment of Tan and Mode Shades ich are now very
desirable and not to be found in the market Hav
ing ordered large quantity of these early we
shall not advance price quality preferring
give our customers the benefit
Ladies' But. l. myth English Jersey Silk Gloves
In Solid Tan Shades,
ONLY 62H PER PAIR
Ladies' But. Length English Jersey Silk Gloves In
Solid Tan Shades
ONLY 75C PER PAIR
Ladies IL But Length. English Jersey Silk Gloves,
In Solid Tan Shad4s
ONLY 75c PER PAIR.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
ONE PRICE ONLY.
s21 PA AVE. 92l PA AVE
je5
THO MORROW-REGULAR REMNANT DAY AT
Il THE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
One Price Only,
921 Pa. ave. lje5] 921 Pa ave-
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-BOARD AND ROOM DURING THE
w for gentleman, wife and child five years
old in the country. not than half hours ride
from the city Send terms and particulars in relation
to running Of trains. &C., to Cox $50, City Post
Office. te5-3t'
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EARM WANTED ON THE POTOMAC. FIVE TO
Il ten miles this city Particular and inve.f
cash price desired at once. wM. r. YOUNG. 1903 z
street je5-3t
A GOOD INVESTMENT. ONLY sl5 PER ACRE.
N ores AT SPRINGFIELD station. Is 4 p II R. fifteen
miles from Washington. BEAUTIFUL and eslthy loca-
ton, well watered, &c. Buildings need repair fur
Their particulars inquire the place of JAMES Owe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-05

II. +. EISEMAN. 42l 7Ta STREET NoarHwxsr.
5e5 Under Odd Fellows Hall
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COLORADO sLCUR1TIEa-LQANS UPON pEEI
" OF trust net 8 per cent Bonds and warrants and
real state bouRhs and sold operies cared for Waah
tngtoa r6erences Hyen Correspondence solicited Ad
my20- lms
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WANTED-ROOMS.

XxyANTED-TWO UNFURNISHED COMMUNICAT.
w ing Rooms. second door preferred. west of 10th
street and with three blocks Of Ascension church. by
o single gentlema References. Address g ERNS,
care p o. Box 4O6. City. je5-3t'
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NOW 10 YOU1 TIME TO GET AwNIN0a AND
~ HAIsLETTs 81 AARKKT SPACE 2 the man to
Aake your houses col1fortahle By puttid6 up window
sNlinsN Telephone No SEA Iuy6-&o
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-22

The receipts for duties at the Custom
house for the past week were SOS, 254 27,
making a total since January lst of $685.
l6I IS.
Chin Lee, the Chinawoman who came on
the Toxic, was remanded back to China by
Judge Sabin in the United States Circuit
Court Saturday.
Judge Edmuuds has refused to grant the
order for the arrest of the Police Commits
soners asked for by Hoy and others. A
motion to dismiss the complaint was also
denied. The petitioners have Leen al
lowed ten days in which to amend their
complaint.
Exclusive of regular steamers and yes.
sells employed in the domestic coasewise,
fishing and whaling trades, there is now
l56 vessels of all classes in port. The list
embraces one steamer, l24 ships, twenty
four bsrks, one barkentine one brig and
five schooners.
During the past week 2lO immi-
grants, l47 of whom were males and 81
females, arrived by the Central Pa
ciic Railroad. By the Southern Pa
ciic Railroad 22j arrived, l56 of whom
were males and 81 females. The total
number of immigrants during the past
week was 435. Mr.. Honn will take party
of fifteen families to Shasta county next
Tuesday.
At the little wayside saloon known as
the Bay View House, on the road to
San Bruno, corner of Railroad avenue and
Twenty fourth streets, Sunday afternoon,
about o'clock, occurred the first local
murder recorded for the year. The name
Of the victim is supposed TO be John j.
Hollister, and the murderer August Flor
entine, an Alsatian and the keeper of the
saloon mentioned.
The Public Administrator annual re.
poit shows that the approximate value of
the estates that came into his hands dur
ing the last year was 81, $50, 600, of which
s., 400, 900 is credited to the Blythe estate.
Cash to the amount of SlS2 697 came into
his hands, and he paid funeral and other
expenses amounting to SI3, ,463 20. Fees
and expenses paid amounted to SlO9,-
59S 40. Balance in the City Treasury,
500, 73S 6S in Administrator hands, S27,-
7S4 81. Distributed, 81, 533 u.
Theodore Arundel Harcourt, we'll
known journalist, died at the International
Hotsl Sunday morning of consumption.
The deceased came to California some thir-
teen years ago, and was for time associ-
ated with w. w, Fisher as editor of the
Orerland Monthly. He then entered the
employ of H. H. Bancroft & Co., contribut-
ing extensively to the historical works
published by that firm. For many years
past he had been regular contributor to
weekly papers. He was a native of En-
gland, "a years of age, and was a relative
of Vernon Hsrcourt, the English states
man. MIR. Harcourt graduated with high
honors at the celebrated German University
of Heidelberg.
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station, FIVE packages of dynamite were found
in tunnel through which the train passed.

station, five packages of dynamite were found
in q tunnel through which the train passed.
A Murderer for Money.
VIENNA, January 21st-Hugo Schenck,
recently arrested for numbering four women,
has confessed that he had planned five muir
ders for last week, expecting through them to
obtain 80, 600 tiorius, with which he intended
to escape to America.
The Situation In Egypt.
SUAKIN, January 2lst-Baker Pasha's
negotiations with the tribal chiefs have been
successful. The Sheiks who visited the
Egyptian camp represent S5. 900 men who
are willing to fight, a large body of Arabs
from the tribes actually with rebels have en-
tered the camp.
Ordered 10 Exchange Views.
LONDON, January 21st.-The Porte has
telegraphed the Turkish Emhasssdor in Lon
don to exchange views with the British
Government in regard to Egypt, owing to
the decision to evscuste the Souisn without
consulting the Porte.
Proposed AbrOgatIOn.
BERLIN, January 2lst.-The Center party
in the lower house of the Prussian Diet in
tend to move for the sbrogation Of the law
stopping the salaries Of Catholic cleIgymen,
and q revision of the May laws.
Precautions TN st. Petersburg.
ST. PETERSBURG. Janusry 2lss.-The POI
lica are carefully examining the Easements of
houses and alleys in the vicinity Of Anitsh-
koH Palace, and the Inhabitants ot the eity
are eutJeeted to stringent survei %nce.
fFor further Dispatches Sc "a aT' IN pages
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BRIGHT's Disease of the Kidneys, Diabetes
and other diseases CT the kidneys and liver,
which you are being so frightened about, Hop
Bitters is the only thing that will surely and
permanently prevent and cure. All other
pretended cures only relieve for time and
then make you many times worse.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-22
HOME and ABROAD.

Proceedings In COngress-RaflrOad Acct
dents-The Fire Record-A Miserable
Murderer In Ceurt-FishinS Schooner
Lost, with All on BOard-Ihe Trial of
Young Nutt-More OF The Recent Marine
Calamity-items Of Foreign News-Etc
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FOREIGN NEWS,
More hYnnmife.

LONDON, January 21st.-The Morning Post
says: On Tuesday last, shortly before the
special train, which took the Prince of Wales
to visit A. Rothschild at Hslton, left Euston
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-22

s3- FAST, brilliant and fashionable are the
Diamond Dye colors. One package colors one
to four pounds OF goods. Ter cents for any
coo.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Germania Building and Loan AssOcia-
tion.-The Adjourned annual Meeting Of Stock
holders will be held WEDNESDAY, January 2Sd,
at 73O o'clock P M, at No. 10l4 Fourth street.
G WEISEL, President.
H j. GOETHE, Secretary ia2l-St'
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Tic Mexican TreaiY.

WAsHINGToN, January 21st.-The action
of the Senate to-day upon Senator Van
Wyck's resolution to consider the Mexican
treaty in open session does not reach the sub
ject-matter of the resolution, but simply re-
moves it from a public to secret session,
where its adoption or rejection will determine
whether the treaty itself will be considered
with open or closed doors. The treaty was
not taken up to-day, and probably will not
be until its friends feel confident of success.
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MIsceIIaneous washington Items.

report to the House bill declaring forfeited
road.
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DOMESTIC NEWS,

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To tbs ksooSp.Usroxl
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-22

G. SPENCER Bethany, Mo-, says; Browns
Iron Bjtters has cured me of weakness and
general debility"
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N&pETCE-

NF INTEREST To HORSE OWNERS. WE.
~ the undersigned having formed a copartrer-
ship, are prepared TO do horssshoeing In all
its branches The well-known ability OF US both is
a sufficient guarantee that will give satisfaction
Gentlemeu's RoadsteTs Trottsrs and Runners
specially Iisli-lml NIXON & WHEELER.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-22

Attention. ENempts The ~
regular annual election for officers OF sE&T
the Exempt Firemen's Association of S74zsS5S~
Sacramento will be held on FRIDAY, Ss~ =
January 25, 1854 at Fireman's Hall, on Eighth
street, between ] and K, Sacramento The officers
of election, are Eli Mayo, Judge; J. F. brennan.
and Anthony Green, Inspectors. The polls will be
open from to P. NJ. A member three months in
arrears for dues or fines cannot vote.
Dated Sacramento, January 15. 1854.
J. C. DEylNE, President.
WV. AVERY, Secretary. iaI5-l0t
Redding's Russia sRIve stands unrI-
vailed for its speedy healing and soothing qualities
O2-lYTuT'hS
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A GOOD COaPARIS0N.

The Rev. William Roulatt, well-known Metho
dist Clergyman, residing at Naples, draws the fol.
lowing amusing, but apt comparison between DR..
C. NcLaHe's TamVuge, prepared by Fleming
Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa. aud ferret;
"a ferret when placed at tine entrance of rat
hole enters the aperture travels along the passage,
seiZes upon the rat eXterminates his existence and
draws the animals defunct carcass to the light.
And in like manner have found DR.. c. McLdne'S
Fermifttge to operate upon worms, those dreadful
and dangerous tormentors of children. This rem
edy, like the ferret, enters the aperture Of the
mouth, travels down the gulet hunts round the
stomach, and lays hold OF the worms shakes the
life out Of the reptiles sweeps clean their den and
carries their carcasses clear out Of the system. This
at least has been the effect Of the Vernifuse upon
my children.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-22
WRITER MILLINERY

WYE ARE NOW PREPARED eEreA
w 90 show some Rich Novel ~. 55szssssssA
ties in Millinery. We have Just re- A -
ceiyed a new stock for Winter Trade. S.Ss5As
Special care has been taken in selecting the latest
shapes and colors Bayadere Ribbed Velvets, a
beautiful novelty in exquisite shades for bonuets.
Uncut Velvets; Pushes in ali shades Ottoman and
Velvet Ribbons. Orders promptly attended to at
62I J street. MRS. BARBER & PEALER.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-22
PAINTS AND OILS.

I l. CHADDERDON, IMPORTER AND DEALER
Cd in Paints, Oils, Yarnishes, window Glass,
Mixed Paints Artists arc Painters Materials, Wal
Paper etc. No. 29i h ST., Sacramento iy17-lpu