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The Brookhaven leader., 1884-11-27
KENDAlL'S SPAWN CURE.

JERshY CITY, n. j., MATCH ISL, 1851.
DR.. B. j, KENDALL Co, Dear Slrs:-As l was
reading the Spirit of the Times l saw your ad-
veItisement, and thought il your Treatise on
the Horse and his Diseases was half as good as
your Kendalls SPAWN Cure ! should like very
much to nave q copy, as nv father and some cf
his friends have used your Cure with great sue
cess. 1t never fails when used right. and 1t
leaves no scars, which on a nne horse are al
most al bad as Q SPAWN.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-11-27

THE MOST SUCCESSFUL REMEDY over dis
covered, a. it is certain in its effects and
dOes not blister. Read proof below.
From an. .'spIrtt of the IInaes."
Ja,y sch, lsSA.
Berses In the stable, paddock. or when ~ CT =
ercise. are always liable to accidental bruises.
etc which frequently result in enlarging the
joints and forming unsghtly lunches on the
knees and feet. Or. B. J. Kendall, of Enosburg
Falls, VT, has discovered most successful rem
edy for these troubles, which Is certain In its
effects and does not blister. The Doctor Is in
daily receipt Of testimonials Of the good effect
Of his remedy. 1t should always be kent on
hand ny owners Of horses and keepers OF livery
stables.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-11-27
$1,000 ReaU0rCl.

We will pay $50 for evidence that will
lead to the conviction of the party or par
ties who burned the Dwelling House on
cur land near the gravel pit on last Fri
day night.
HAMILTON & HOsKINs.
BroOkhaven, Nov. IL, 1894. At
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-11-27

Nose. Throst, Lungs, fl Ides 81 p route, ooss hsA
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-11-27

The sweetest and most delicate per-
fumes and odors, and q fine line of co.
lognes and toilet waters kept by Samuel
+. Bloom, Wesson, Miss.
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Condensed Locals.

6. r. Seymour was elected as one Of the delegates
to the republican central committee from the sixth
district Thursday night
Coroner Patterson viewed the remains Of Lizzie
Kelley. the young girl who was found dead in her
bed al Matte Owens house, No 212 nth street.
saturday. and gave certificate Of death from coa
geStiOI OF the lungs.
Nr. George t. Angel. OF Boston. IeCtured yester-
day afternoon at Memorial lutheran church, and
In the evening at the Congregational church upon
the work OF The American bands OF mercy.
The fourteenth anniversary OF the Wornan'S
Christian association was celebrated last evening at
the UniyerSallSt church Judge Macarthur gave
an account OF the work accomplished by the aSsO-
citation. Rev. Alexander Kent made an address
giving comprehensive account or Institutions OF
this class
Commissioner Of Education Eaton and Mr. YIN.
r Hunt delivered addresses at the meeting OF the
s0nth Washington sunday School Union. held at
Westminster Presbyterian church yesterday after
noon. Miss Sallie kenner was presented With u
gold watch for having sold the largest number OF
tickets Tor the recent concert y gold medal was
presented to the scholar in each school selling the
greatest number OF tickets
MI. Il. L. Du Barry, OF this city. formerly super
1QtendeIt or the Ii. & p. railroad. has accepted a
duties.
The Columbia Fishing club has elected the fol-
lowing onlcer$ Martin Baker, president: JAS Low,
wee preSldent MI. DIETRICH, secretary; Conrad
kaufman. treasurer.
AZ "a meeting OF the Colombo Republican associa-
ton, Saturday night, officer, Were elected FOR the
year as follows: Fred. c. Peck, president; c. T.
Coldwel vice president; W. W. Deniston treasurer,
and W. W. Orrick secretary.
The many friends Of DR.. Harrison Crook will be
glad TO learn that he Is again able to attend 10 his
practice.
There were numerous cases TO be tried in the PO-
Nee Court to-day, but they were continued until
thsre Is some one appointed to prosecute.
Police Court, awaiting the appointment OF prose-
cutting attorney.
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The Chinese New Year.

CELEBRATING GALL LIZ SAME AS FOURTH OF JULY.
'An lie same as 4th July remarked Chinaman,
laconically, as bis head emerged from cloud OF
steam and he stood before STAR reporter, wiring
Ing the dripping sOapsUdS from his hands This re-
mark was ELECTED by an inquiry as TO whether to-
day was new years with them and what he pro-
posed TO do about It. The fact that ft was the Chi
nese new year and holiday did not seem to inter
fere with the laundrying OF dirty clothing. and In
the numerous shops in this city the regular work OF
MONDAY was being prosecuted with great v1gOr.
The Chinese, however, are sensible people, and
while they observe the first day OF the year they
never neglect business So In the odd moments
and In the intervals OF work during to-day China
men gravely turned from their waSh-tub or iron
ng-board and burned few pieces of tin5el paper
or set on 1re-cracker and then resumed their
work.
The Chinaman with whom the STAR reporter
July that their celebration OF New Year day reSeDl
bed the American observance OF 'the glorious
Fourth" The Chinese, however, In addition 10 py-
rotechnic rejoicing, viii Offer few prayers and
then during the day, lest the gods should be
offended by an unadulterated secular observance
This evening, as soon as the washing is done, they
intend TO meet at the waSh-hOuSe OF one OF their
number and have a Chinese feast, as far az 1t is
possible TO get one up In this country.
When Chinaman Was 2Sked why they didn't
have parade, headed by a brass band. In honor OF
the day, his almond eyes tw1nkled, and then a
broad grin stole over his lace Beyond this and a
shake OF his head he made no response. and the
reporter interpreted the pantOnile 10 mean how
ling mob Of boys, shower OF stones, and other
similar accomplishments that would probably at
tend such a demonstration
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Alexandria Affair.".

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
BARK PILE ON F1RE.-An alarm Of fire wan
sounded about O'Clock this morning. OccasiOned
by fire having been discovered In on. OF the great
tannery, on Washington street, between Wilkes
and GibDon streets. The IRE department was soon
on hand and distinguished the flames The loss is
estimated ut about t251.
The DISMAL SWAMI LOTTEHY-'rhe cOrpnra ton
court, Judge Meade renewed at the opening OF its
session thus morning the trial OF the case OF the
DISMAL swamp Land Lottery which has an open
Office here for the sale OF lottery tickets and has
peen brought before the court for the Offcnse The
trial Will probably occupy the Residue, OF the Gay
The GROUND RENT CASE.-The ground rent case
or Williams against Windsor in which Williams
sought To make Windsor liable for the ground rent
OF an entire quarter square, when g portion OF The
rent had Tor years been levied on other lots was
decided In the city court on Saturday. after many
trials, Substantially III favor OF the defendant
The jury round verdict against Windsor for SO
only, the amount which he had always paid or his
io', ara declined to charge on WindSorS ground the
rent heretofore assessed upon the adjoining lots.
FrNEKAIS.-The funeral of James Z. Bradley
TOOK place yesterday afternoon from ST. Mary:s
church and was attended by large cOnvocation OF
railroad men.-The funeral of Mrs Mary c. Davis
took place this afternoon from her residence on
King near Lee street.
NOTES.-The only prisoner at the stationho,lse
this morning Is Levi Murray, charged with stealing
a book from the gas hOuse-A Joint meefiner ~
celebration OF the 2ad OF February, viii take place
early this week, perhaps to-night.AThe Medical
Association OF Alexandria has elected Dr. WIN
Gibson, president, and DR.. Bedford Brown. secre-
tary.-The gospel temperance meeting Yesterday
afternoon was addressed by Rev. f. Whittlesey. Of
Washington, and OtherS-There Is now o con
siderable number OF visitors In town from Baltf
more, Richmond, Washington, Charlottesville and
other places, who have come TO attend the wedding
OF Mss Strauss: Many OF her visitors are the
guests OF the leading jewish families here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-28
~ A 7 A r r II I.

T. ArARRH.
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
Head Colds. Watery Discharges from the Nose and
Eyes, Ringing Noises in the Head Nervous Headache
and Fever instantly relieved
Choking mucus dislodged. membrane cleaned and
healed. breath sweeteued. SMELL taste and hearing "a
stored. and ravages checked.
Cough Bronchitis. Droppings into the Throat Pain.
In the Chest Dyspepsia Wasting of Strength and Eesh
Loss Of Sleep. etc. cured.
One bottle RADICAL CURE, one box CArARRHar.
SOLVENT and ono DIR. sANFoRD's INHALER &,
one package Of all druggists for 81 Ask for sAsronns
RADICAL CURE. pure distilaton of Witch Hazel. Am
Pine. Ca Fir Marigold. Glover Blossoms. etc porrR.
DRuo AND CHEMICAL Co.. Boston.
PAIN Is THE CRY OF SUFFERING NERVE
COLLINS voLTA1c ELECTRIC PLASTER =
Instantly Affects the Nervous System and ban,she.
Pain. perfect ELECTRIC BATTERY COMBINED
WITH A POROUS PLASTER FOR Is CENTS. Itan.
initiates Pain. vitalizes Weak and Worn Ont Part.
strengthens Tired Muacles prevents Disease and does
more In one half the time than any other plaster in the
world Sold sverywhsra haa
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Fred. Douglass Bride.

WHAT THEY SAT- OF HER At BEE NEW YORK HOME
Speaking OF the marriage OF Frederick Douglass,
the Rochester Democrat says: .Mrx Douglass Is
the daughter OF Gideon Pitts, OF Honeoye, In the
town OF Richmond, Ontario county, and Is . very
Intelligent Lady, OF spotless character MI. Pitts
was an original abolitionist and man OF the most
sterling worth and OF large influence In his com.
munlty. In Honeoye, at an early day, abolition
Conventions were OF frequent occurrence, and many
OF the aolest antt-slavery orators have spoken
there and thus the place was educated not only in
enti-slavery ideas, but received an intellectual
culture OF high order as well, which has rendered
not only Intelligent, but has also need It from
many OF the pretudiceS OF caste. 1t was in such q
community and amid such influences that MS
douglass was educated and It is not surprising that
she has the courage of her opinions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-28
DR.. f.. A. Parsons e. Co.,

Established three years Specialists IN the eppli-
cation OF the forces OF nature eieCtfctn ana mag
neftsnl, 10 all forms OF arrangement. Fun eNplan-
ton OF natural method Of cure by GalvanUAnag-
netic treatment, and evidences ot results shown on
application Physician from Baltimore attends every
day ercept Sunday. A lady attendant administers
IN special cases Consultation free. Washington
Office, 9a24 street northwest. IT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-28
Before Taking Inventory

NY entire stock OF dry goods and carpets viii he
SOLD at cost for cash Many Of these goois having
been bought lately at very low prizes this sale wtl
present an unusual opportunity Tor those who want
10 get the most they can for the money Sarnl
ker, $50 7th street northwest 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-28

Do NOT h. deceived: ask for and take only B. H.
Douglass Sons CapSicuIn Cough Drops for coughs
colds and sore throats- u. 3 and trademark ON
every drop
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Co1oRED Silks
FANCY SILKS 0''
CHECK SILKS
EVENING SILKS.

CARTER'S. I'll MARKET SPACE
81 to 75c. '| ~ Ao
COLORED RHADZIMIR SILKS excellent quality,
actual cash value 81 so reduced to $l-speca bargan
HANDSOME BROCADE SILKS. in Cream white
PINK M, and light blue reduced from 81 .25 to 81
GHECk SILkS. SEC COLORED SILKS. SOC.
to 81 " ~A'@'
81 So AAo'n % "
BLACK SILKS excellent quality reduced from 81
NnNS YELLING Tin crealn) pure WOOL wide double.
GOLoRED cAsHMEREs dark colors, wide double
width. 3ic.-special bargain
COLORED CASHMERES, pure wool wide donbla-
width IN cream, pink and light blue, SOC. -'0
~ NV Nv. lOhk MILLS sHEETING COTTON (widest
NEW YORK MILLS sHEET1N0. one yard and .
PURE WOOL BLANKETS. large size. reduced from
% to e. ''
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LADIES GOODS.

is<AbtES 1ooDC.
ID oueLAss
NINTH AID sTRRErs
We shall continue our Great Sal. Of
LADIES' COTTON UNpERwrAu
Cntl further notice. and the
Low PRICES OF LAST WEEK WILL CONTINUE
We have orened this morning another case OF tboss
MOTHER HUBBARD NIGHT RoBEsi
Different Patterns from tbose sold last vusk
stin another case Of
200. AND q SKIRTS
f'ENLABER WE MANUFACTURE EVERY ONE OF
THESE GARMENTS,
And we will sell them at Manufactures, p,.c..
The Prices Other Dealers Pay for them.
This Profit Is ample for us but In case n ehorla -
100 large Ne are prepared 70 do beter-ys them away,
DOUGLASS.
9Th street.
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The Criminal Court.


The Criminal Court was convened by Judge
Wylie this morning. After the call of jurors Mr..
COrl;hill said that Nr WOrthngton had not yet re-
ceived his commission. and it would take some
little time for him to qualify, etc.
The Court--It viii not take long for him to take
the OATH It being simply TO faithfully perform the
duties or his Office.
NJ. Corkhill remarked that the assistants of the
district attorney had to be appointed also
The court remarked that there was a case pend
Ing but no wheel could be turned now
Mr- Cook suggested that the bill OF exceptions
In the case of Bigelow could be settled, so that
the court need not be idle
The court said he was tired OF doing nothing
ana he discharged the Jury Till tO-mOrrOW morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-28

Gould and Sage to the Rescue.
From The New York Sun.
Jay Gould and Russell Sage have lust bought
10000 shares OF oregon railway and navigation
stock at g. 30 coo shares Of Northern Pacific pre-
ferred at IS, and 1850 Of oregon Transcontinental
at IS. This bridges over for the present the diff
cuities OF the oregon Tronscontinental. On Sa1ur-
day the closing prices were: oregon railway and
navigation, S5t4; Northern Pacific preferred 49,;
oregon Iranscontinental, 19s4: so that Messrs.
Gould and Sage can sell the whole lot at big
profit already. NO
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conventions were OF frequent occurrence and many
there; and thus the place was educated not only in
anti-slavery ideas, but received an intellectual
1t not only Intelligent but has also need IL nom
many OF the pretudices OF caste. 1t was in such q
community and amid such influences that ms
she has the courage Of her opinions"
SPECIAL Nor1cE.
BURDETTEs GREAT
sEAlI-ANNUAL SALE
DRY GOODS AT COST,
cARPETINGs AT COST.
For fifteen days offer for cash one hundred thou
SAND dollars worth Of and desirable Dry Goods and
Carpetings at cost.
Our immense stock must be reduced before taking
inventory.
MONDAY, JANUARY THE sSrH.
VII begin our great seniannual sale Fine and choice
shks Satins, Velvets. Pushes and Grapes at coet
Ladies' suitng Cloths. Flannels Casamerea Fouiaes
and Trtcots at cost
REMNANTS.
10000 yards of Remnants, Odds and Ends including
remnants Of Silks, Satins. velves hne Dress Goods
Flannels and White Goods which viii be sold at less
than half their real value
BLANKETS AND FLANNELS.
100 pairs of Bed Blankets and Comforts at cost
nes at cost
5000 yards of Canton F1annes at 6, g. TO- 12k Is Is
and 70 cents yer yard.
LINEN DEPARTMENT.
This department is well stocked in the very best of
Table Damask. Wine Cloths Napkins and Towels Very
cno,ce patterns in half bleached German Table Damask
IL ~ o. 6o % cents and 81 yard. Also Napkins
and Towels from 81 per dozen up to very fine quality
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
IN TINS department we have many choice STYLES of
Ladies' Cloth Jackets Dolmans Circulars Newmsrkets
and listers, which will be sold 20 per cent less than
cost. ~
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
Great bargains will be offered in Ladies' and Chill
dre1s ColoreG Hose full regular made and fine quail
lily. at %. 81 and so cents per pair
Ladies'. Gents and Childrens' Underwear from the
lowest up to fine quality, will be sold at cost
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
We will offer second and third floors lob lot
per yard
All other Carpets at cost consisting Of fine and hand
some patterns Of Body Brussels. Tapestry Brussels
Three-ply. Ingram. Hemp and List
W. W. BURDETTE l. CO..
No: s2s 71H STREET AND 7oe STREET NV.
ja26-3t "
To RETIRE FnoM BUSINESS
HEAVY. MEDIUM AND LIGHT WEIGHT UNDER.
VESTS
sFREMNASTs OF SILKS. cAsHMERES AND
FINE DRESS GOODS BELOW COST.
TYLER CHEWING
5al9 es9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
REMNANTS, REMNANTS, REMNANTS,
SILKS. sAT1Ns. vELvETs AND CLOTHS,
ALL SHADES LENGTHS AND STYLES.
WE HAVE JUST MEASURED ALL THE REM
NANTS OF SILKS VELVETS AND CLOTHS IN
THE HOUSE, AND HAVE MARKED THEM ABOUT
HALE THEIR VALUE. THEY CAN BE MADE VERY
USEFUL AND ECONOMICAL IN REPAIRING
DRESSES AND IN FITTING OUT CHILDREN.
REMNANTS OF MOURNING GOODS IN THE LOT.
W. NJ. SINISTER 4 SONS.
sl9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
ONE PRICE
n. D-THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. ,a22-eo3t
1878. CuvEra
BOUCHE. Fills CO.
M MaASA1sMtH n, n,xrr Very dry, OTIS and pta
DRY FERZANAY, OTIS and pts
These we'll known brands of Champagne are euaran.
iced to be from the Vintage of which has produced
the finest ChampaRnes OF the past Is yearA
For saleby
BARBOUR l. HAMILTON
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusenaenss. &c. Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATER.-'The White slave"
FORDs OPERA HoUsE-Ca llender-s Minstrels.
THE.TER COMIoUE.-sWho owns the Baby.n and
varieties.
DINE Observation-Disclosures and entertaining per-
Torrance.
MASONIC TEMFLR--PrOf. Carpenters Inesmeric
performance.
NATIONAL RIFLES ARMoRY-"Charity Ball.
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Wells, May-apple Diver, Pnls. Iec. and &c
On Thirty DAYS, Trial.

The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall. Mich. VIII send
Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro lotaic Belts and
Electric Appliances trial for thirty days - men
Woung or Old who are afflicted with nervous de-
oity. lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
Ing speedy and complete restoration of health and
manly rlgor. Address as 2buVS. y. B.-<O risk Is
incurred as thirty days trial il allowed w,s,m
'sBuchu-paiba," great kidney and urinary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-28

MONEY SAVED.
MONEY SAVED.
BY BUYING YOUR GOODS At PRIME COST!
PRIME COST!
PREVIOUS TO REMOVING
5cases yard-wide Wansut.a Cotton at 10 cents
Black Dress Silks at cost.
Black Cashlncres at cost.
Colored Dress Silks at cost
Black and Colored Satins ut cost
Coio:td Ait: Black Vcvcts ut cost
Colored and Black Pushes 1t cost
Colored French Cashmeres ut cost
Ladies' Cloth all colors, ut cost
Ladies' Dress Goods at cost.
500 Remnants Calicocs. Dress Goods etc
liable Linens at cost.
Turkey Red Linen ut cost.
Sfeeting Cottons at cost.
Pillow Case Cottons at cost
Crochet Quilts u. cost.
Marsets Quilts at cost
Napkins and Towels at cost
200 dozen English Hose no seams Is cents
Carpetings at cost.
Floor Oil Cloths at cost
NO GOODS CHARGED AT PRESENT PRICES.
O. NJ. TOWsON,
JAZZ CSC Pennsylvania Avenue (south Sidel
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CITY ITEMS.


Millions OF bottles have been sold ana vet the
demand Is Increasing fol- DR.. Bulls cough syrup
JOhnSOn>s. the Place.
go and 4x2 9Th street; branch 18th and stre,,ts
High grade oysters only. Ladies large saloons at
taChed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-28

EDGAR ROLLINS. a small Doy, had his shoulder
dislocated yesterday by falling from high bluff,
near Juennen&ns brewery.
prpstS-hr mind
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CARRIERS

EoR THE BEST AND CHEAPEST LADIES' WRAPS
II go to 7S6 7th street. J. Z. YOUNG'6 He de6es ali
competitors and stu gives bargains and PrsssnfS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-28

PrRg WAX CANDLES for Cand.enas day. John
Il Na.rrIder. al. New York ave.
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IT IS WI Sc TO PROVIDE AGAINST EMERaEN
~cies that are liable to arise in every family cold
may be dangerous thing Or not depending upon the
means at hand to combat it. In sudden attacks Of cold
Group asthma ETC.. Ayers Cherry Pectoral will provs
the quickest and most effective cure and your hest
FREUD
Cro snRrwDovrnsrrn IN TIRE ,ow,1, :.
Carpet Corporation. was for over twenty wear. h.
fore his removal to Lowell AFFLICTED with salt rheum In
Its worst FORM Its alterations actually covered morn
than half the surface of his body and limba He nm.
entirely cured by Ayers sarsapaxA See certificate in
Ayers Almanac for 1883 Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-28

ABSOLUTELY PvRs
+ ERR 90 y +
RRR Q Q w IA L
( 20 90 o 7 ~ 4 / ILL
k kh a 4 k.k FINN HIM \ eoe GO
BBB 4 az kin m GO
PPP oow w. wppp FEE RRR
EpFFSS %W MM%W B BEE Be kRT
r o o WV WV DE r R
90 W w Odd EEER r.
This rowder never VARIES marvel OF purity
strength. and wholesomeness More economical than
the ordinary kinds and be sold in competition
with the multitude Of low test snort weight alum
phosphate powders. Sold only in cans ROYAL BAKING
POWDER Co. lOG Wall street. NY arr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-28
Thornsou.s Emulsion

OF pure Cod Liver OF with NHpophOsphifec az lime
and Soda for coughs. colds consumption, impaired
nutrition and general debility: easy and please Mt
10 take. Prescribed 10y Physicians. Sold 10y Drug
gistS Large bottles, soc. Manufactured oy ". E
Thornton, corner baltimore ana Harrison streets,
Baltimore, Md. mwr
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

CFF1TF OF Tx NBikF Si6SAi tFFICFR,
WASHINGTON. d. e. Jan 2S I,SS4. 9:3G 4. N.
For the middle Atlantic states. local rains partly
n snow. in The northern portion, etstery generally
sbiftfng 10 south erly winds. warmer weather. fall-
fng barometer. On Tuesday clearing weather is
indicated in the middle Atlantic states, Tennessee
and the ohio valley and the la.e region, decidedly
warmer in the mi tde Atlantic states
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-08

I stood at the corner of LaSslle
and Washington streets the othe,
day. says Q Chicago correspondent
talking with Board Of Trade man
about the accident which laid up Mr..
Vanderbilt for q few days.
"It reminds me of Mr.. Blank" he
said, naming one OF OhioaRo's heavi-
eet speculstors-a millionaire. "Do
you know why he will never trust
himself behind Q team OF horses, ex-
cept on q street carr"
'Never knew he had that paculi-
srity." l replied.
Eyes," be continued. land be ia
passionstely fond of horses. too, He
used to own some Of the finest stock
in Chicago, and drove team that
would beat Charlie 6chwartx's. He
was East for rest couple of years
ago, and knocking around the coun-
try with q party of friends came
across gypsy camp. Just for lark
they had their fortunes told. and
after the gypsy had scanned the lines
in his hand, she told him that he was
destined to die by sccident-by
runaway team. He would be angry
if you called him superstitious. but
he nevertheless sold bis horses as
soou as he came home, and hasn't
been in carriage SINCE"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-08
GOVERNOR ORDwAY, of Dakota

GOVERNOR ORDwAY, of Dakots
has never had bed of roses in oul
neighbor dependency. He was
never liked by the people of Dakota
who have kept him in hot water
metaphorically speaking, ever since
he was forced upon them against
their protests. Fhe history Of his
official career In the Territory is one
of defending himself against charges
of crookedness in one form or
another. The latest allegation which
he is called upon to answer, is
that he accepted brides In the
matter Of locating a county seat.
AffidaYits to the charge are made
by men who claim to have paid the
money. OF course it would be
wrong to pronounce him guilty
until he is heard from, but it will
not be out of place to suggest that
Ordway is good deal of fraud "a
a man, or he would not persist in
holding on to the office in the face
of the almost universal opposition
On the part Of the people. Self
respect, if not the earnest wishes of
Dakotans, ought to suggest to him
the propriety of resigning.