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A Fatal ki,chen Hoiler Exnlos,on,

HUNTERS POINT, l. l., Jan. lS-The boiler at
oaGned 70 the range in the kitchen OF the house
epupied oy Frank I. Sherwood. on l2th street.
.nLS CITY, exploded with a terrific force AT ten
VciOck THIS morning. instantly killing Charles
VI: sherwood. nve-year-old son OF Mr. Sherwood.
MIS- sherwood SO terribly that She Will probably
lose her eyesight Everything in the room was de-
slroyeu The accident is supposed to have been
caused Oy the action OF the sudden heat, when the
are was started, upon the water which had frozen
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Letter from General John e. Milford,
q DEF STREET NxH YORK

q DEF STREET, Nxw YORK
October g. 1888
For years past hRve used ALLcoCxs's Porous
PLAsTKRs ON my person aud in my family and have
found them perfect as an external remedy, quick In
their action giving immediate relief without bstering
the skin. and far superior to all others No family
should be without ALLcocxs PoRors PLAsTERs; their
healing powers are wonderful and their efficacy far
reaching and lasting When in Washington last winter
was induced to try another much advertised plaster
severe pain In back No relief from the pain but
sore and biistered back for q week the result So
soon the blisters healed applied two Of AL1cocxe
PoRors PLAsrERs, and they gave me immediate and
permanent relief They give additional strength aud
vitality to the spinal column, and they fail
ing remedy in my family for Coughs, Colds, Sprans
and all Pains and Weaknesses Their use has repeatedly
saved me from Pneumonia constantly use them and
wpuld not be without them for any consideration
JOHN E MILFORD.
Beware Of limitations "Allcocks" the only genuine
Porous Plaster. jal4-m,wf3t
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5Z3 Az Strtt't n. ".
DUNCANSON BROS. AuCtiONeerN. iaIO-dEds
NHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

IMPORTANT SALE OF VILLAGE LOTS WITH
LARGE SHADE TREES DESIRABLE LO-
AND LANHAM STATIONS; FIVE MINUTES
WALK FROM DEPOT AND EIGHT AND A-HALF
MILES FROM WASHINGTON
On MONDAY. JANUARY TWENTY-FIRST 1884 AT
HALF-PAST TWELVE O'CLOCK. within my auction
rooms. shall sell of Bacon Hall recently sur
veyed and divided into 262 beautiful building :ots 5x
49, quite nunber Of which have been sold. This
property Is in Prince GeOrg county. Maryland and
convenient distance from Washington aud oilers fine
opportunity PARTIES really desirable property
at nominal figures
Terms at sale.
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A LION susprEp WITH CH1oRoEoRN.-A thrilling

LION SUBpUED WITH CHIoRoFoRN.-A thrilling
and bloody Incident occurred on RObey street.
Chicago. the other day, at the winter quarters OF
he Nickel Plate circus Charles NJ. Curran the
lion tanner, entered the apartment or the lions
~ ,se nrnnreror of rhe SHOW anu Fnten me
cage OF Prince, the large African lion, he told the
men to close the door after him. This, however.
was forgotten; and the ferocious beast sprang
through the opening with deafening roar, which
created panic among the little audience. The
and thence TO the loft. The lion sprang upon
shetland pony, valued at 81 600, and soon drank
IT'S plood outside people, learning OF the desper-
tens bearing sponges saturated with chloroform;
and when the huge beast was rendered partially
In sensible. he was lassoed and placed back in his
ssge. Two thousand people collected during the
affair,
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Vim. Wineberger, carpenter, was arrested by
Detective Block to-day on suspicion OF stealing a
so bill from the money drawer in Burch's dry
goods store. Mr.. Wineberger's friends say the
charge viii not be sustained
To-day MeSSra Mills Dean and j. Il. Keene, tr.,
for Abraham BaudOuine filed bill against A. u.
Wilcox, to set aside the assignment made by Selz
& Mertz (tailorD In August last
Th1rty-one hundred bushels OF oysters arrived at
the river front to-day.
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FTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.
Il TWO GOOD WORK HORSES AT AUCTION
TO; MORROW. SATURDAY, JANUARY NINE
TENTH. at TWELVE O'CLOCK in front Of my nuc-
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The POtOmac's Tributaries.
ENGINEER ALERT RECOMMENDS AN EXPENDITURE TO
IMPROVE NAv1G

IMPROVE NAVIGATION
Gen. Wright, OF the engineer corps. to-day trans
mitted TO the Senate copies OF the reports OF s T.
Albert, civil engineer, OF the results OF surveys OF
Quantfco creek. Piankatunk river and Great
Wicomfco river, Va The mouth of Quantioo creek
is 3OA miles below Washington. The business on
the creek is mainly by boats loaded with hooppoles
and railroad ties, which are brought To Washing
ton. and in place OF these Cargoes OF merchandise
are taken back. Now the average number or OPEN
ingS OF the draw for these vessels is but 10 times
year against 800 and 400 formerly. Ir is recon-
mended that bar att the mouth OF the creek be re-
moved pubic improvement OF necessity II Is
also recommended that the channel be widened 10
300 feet for convenience or steamers. The present
depth is 10 feet but depth OF IL feet would induce
craft OF larger size TO enter the creek This place
Is said to be the only safe Ice haThor on the foo-
mac, and II is recommended that the channel be
deepered and Widened al an estimated cost OF
$685. The improvement OF Ifankatunk river at
an estimated cost OF $5s.533 is recommended.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

By virtue OF deed Of trust to me- dated Januaryd1
10TH A d. 1888 and recorded III liber No. O39 Nv
folio ia ct seq of the land records of the Dis-
tIct Of Columbia will sell at public auction in front
Of the premises on the NINETEEN H DAY OF JAN
uARi, A. D. 1894 at HAI.F-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P
the following described real estate situate in the
City Of Washington. d. c., to wit The nineteen
Q9 feet front by the depth thereof of lot numbered
eight 81 in square numbered i've hundred aud fifty
three (553).
Terms Of sale: One half of the purchase money in
cash, the balance in six and twelve months with
teres per cent per annum from day of sale to be
secured BY deed of trust the property sold to the
satisfaction of the Trustee all cash the purchasers
option. deposit Of $50 will be req red upon accept
ance Of bid. Ali conveyarcng at purchasers cost II
terms of sale complied with in Ave days from
day Of sale the Trustee the right to resell the
risk and Of the defating purchaser or
after Eve days advertisement
jalO l4Gl8-3t CHARLES h KNIGHT Trustee
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How They Choose a Senator I'm Ken.
tuCky.

Lexington Cor. Of the Louisville Courier-Journal
The scenes in the headquarters are as typical
and characteristic OF Kentucky as the whisky.
There is aspir1t OF good nature and knightly kind
OF courtesy that is truly refreshing In this age OF
money grabbing Everybody is a "MaJor" or a
"Judge" or, at the very lowest, s'Colonel- Every
few minutes your hear Colonel A.. say: ..Colonel B.
allow me TO lntoduce you 10 my friend, Major c."
Colonel B.-"I am most happy 10 meet YOU
Matah c."
The honah is reciprocated.n
'Gentlemen, let's have drink
Then. as the glasses clink. they VIII discuss their
geneaOgy, and "Major c." VIII tell how So-and So
a nephew OF his grandfather on their mot hers side
married So-and 50, distant cousin OF "Coionel E."
on his fathers side, and how they are, therefore.
all related-and then there is another drink. This
good-natured courtesy Is seen everywhere. The
utmost good feeling prevails among the candidates
and their friends one night crowd or Williams
men. led by Col. Hamilton, win take possession OF
Blackburn's headquarters, and Blackburn will slap
them on the back and almost force his twenty
year-old down their throats II forcing were at all
necessary. The next night the visit VIII be repaid
There are no mean stories being circulated You
ask Williams man what he thinks OF Blackburn.
and he will say: "JOe is gallant fellow III you
ask Blackburn's men they viii say Williams is a
noble old hero. They Will say OF sweeney that he
Is a chiyalrouS gentleman.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
SPECIAL SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
DIAMONDS, TABLE CUTLERY, JEWELRY, ETC.
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, JANUARY EIGHTEENTH at HALF.
PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK. and continuing daily at TEN
A. NJ, HALF PAST TWO and HALE PAST SEVEN
T. NJ until entire stock closed ont at our salesroo
corner 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue NV
Terms CASH WALTER 3. WILLIAMS 4 co,
alS-6t AuctiOOaerQ
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John SHERMAN & CO.,
q Real Estate Agents and Auctioneera
921 street northwest
ASSTGNEE'S SALE, HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY.
Notice IL hereby given that on SATURDAY, THE
NINETEENTH DAY OF JANUARY 1884 AT TWO
O'CLOCK NJ, will offer for sale at public auction
III bulk the fixtures ard stock in trade of the HOmeo
pathic Pharmacy, No. 1872 street northwest Washing
ton, DC. j. s. SWORMSTEDT,
Assignee of E. ]. Mcpherson.
Adeposit Of $500 required acceptance of bid bal
ance Of purchase money in cash within FIVE days The
Assignee the right to resell at the risk Of the
detGuting purchaser
WI ". SMITH. Salesman. ialQd&ds
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A DELEGATION OF DRUGGISTS.

John A. Mlburn, g. c. G. Simms, and Mr.. Beck
ett druggists in this city, had a conference with
the District Commissioners this afternoon relative
to the clause In the new license bill which prohibits
druggists from selling liquors except on The order
of a doctor. These gentlemen said that they pre-
rerred the old law, which allowed them to sell for
medicinal purposes In quantities not greater than
q half pint Rather than that the provision In
the license bill should become a law, they would!
prefer to have the right OF selling liquor at all taken
away from them
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RAILROADS.
Il ALTIMOEE AND OHIO RAILROAD
1Ak MCDEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BEL NEEN
1EE FAST AND THE WEST
VA WASHINGTON

rcTPLE 1kACk:, JANNEI COUPLER
Schedule 10 take ef,ft stS6aT November 70 100,
Leave NashiIgtol from station. of New Jersey
tt and street ty Eastern Standard 18th Meri-
Tor chicago. Cincinnati, louisville and st. 1ouis
urh ceschea and iaace peer Cars a to a S1,s
ltlt< Without CHANGE lU:laa IL. daily to Chicago.
10 littsGurr at 1915 a. m. and $40 p IN. daily: $40
NJ TO l1ttshurg. Cleveland aud Detroit With Sleep
Id Ioi,Ce and Detroit via Monroeville lois a. m
Say With Sleeper Tor Toledo. VIA Wheeling aud Lake
TRANS rams ior Philadelphia and New York at s:1o m
IsIiGr ana slee III. Cars attached H. 1A'''
IoI baltimore OH week DAYS. 5, $780, Gao. 500 s1O
ut, III, 40 80 100 SO. 1904. 10 Is Pm NJ 'i''D
f,T baltIHore on sundays $50. $780, 500 am u.s.
1ti Anna oils 40 - 90 ny. - 10 and 4:4o D M
on SUNDAY. 900 a NJ, 449p-ln.
- 40 sam l2;lo I'm. $50 44O I and 1918 m
5 No. s sn a esesSt sds 5ra4e ao sa and
Iflnciiai sIat.1Is Oh Mtrosota., branch $50 An.
a Bancn a lHs daily tHee SUNDAY snS
pm. daily: Tor FREDERICK $50 am lois am. AS
FL iois llspd sa5d pm daily
d4. 49,, OILS 9" - > y r. 10 10 a ~ daily
Flon New York and Philadelphia. 255. ssoa am daily,
I1onl Annapolis. 5 % iO:4O AIN 15o s:s7 pm.: SUM-
IRON Lexington 6:2O a. m daily and 2:ls D. m daily,
except Sunday.
' I and P mn snG POINTS a. s' e1ssSs
sunday; $50 }, u. daily from Point Of Rocks
las a and 80 M 1ss At
20 - , 100 AMI iol6 go, m 5S On D SUNDAYS 40
trains from Washington stop at Relay Station except
OHIO Ticket Ofice-W sshinSton Station, Gig and 1851
Will It taken Tor lassas. lie checked aud received 1t
" NJ. cLEMLNls NJ, Of T. Baltimore
ll3 L. h LORD. IItll'l Passenger Agent
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A COLD WAVE CoxNa SuHDAy.-"To-morrow Will
be rainy day." said Lieut. Powell at the signal
ONCE to-day. '"I don't think there win be any
snow, for the temperature win be too high. On
sunday however, we viii have cold wave. VIC
can't tell what the eject win be on the ice In the
liver. Nothing hasbeen heard nom HaEpegS Ferry
yet"
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GOING WITH THE SPEAKER-The whole OF the
Pennsylvania delegation, and many members from
Ohio and New York, will accompany Speaker Car
Isle to Philadelphia tomorrow attend the dinner
of the Commonwealth club, given In his honor.
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I'd Edition.
Latest 4GlegranS to The Star
= u0ge L. II. Wilson Elected to Success
senator GrOOme.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Jan. 1S-The fifth vote: Robin
son, 29 Wilson, "a: Thomas, II: Groone 10. DIXON.
Io' Sreswel 9: Clark, 5: Heating, and Carey, i.
JUDGE WILSON ELECTED.
Judge s. K Wilson was elected Senator on the
sixth vote
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District Government Affairs.

THE MISSISSIPPI RIVE R CONVENTION.
The Commissioners have been advised Of the pro-
posed convention be held in this city on the irst
Tuesday in February OF large number OF delegates
from the Mississippi valley to consider matters re-
lating to impress upon the people and their repre-
sentatives in Congress importance OF the improve
ment OF the Mississippi river. The District Com
miss1oners Will attend, and one OF them will well
come the delegates to this city in an address
THE MARSHAL AND POLICE COURT FEES
The first controller OF the Treasury department,
In reply to inquiries from Marshal McMichael, has
decided that In the matter OF the payment OF the
fees OF the marshal OF the District OF Columbia for
services In the Police Court OF the District,
that they are payable from appropriations made
by Congress for the expenses OF the District. The
marshal should submit monthly accounts for hi,
completed service to the Commissioners OF the Dis
trdc
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NEW YORK, Jan. l6-The business failures OF the
last seven days, as reported by telegraph to r C.
DUN q Co., number for the United States SS2 and
Tor Canada 49, or total OF 425 against total OF
SS3 the previous week-an increase OF 81. Two hun
dred and twenty-six OF these failures occurred In
the western and southern states This is the great
est number OF failures reported in any week, 1t is
believed since 1S.S
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WaN AlIf M IL

4 few days ago. says the Kentucky s-,re .ro,,r.
"Ct, middle-ased countryman walked INTO the
once OF prominent Newport attorney ana took a
SEAT Wien the following conversation took place:
II called into STE about g1ttin diyorc,. frao ~
wife " '0iee iioA my
An " nat seems Ia be the difficulty.
wen. me aid Jimmy are always ullarrplin, ard
mus II would br better IL She would % hscs IN
her loiAS and stay where am She ken ta,e the
three children wi n hcr" ~e N'As
''un What grounds DO YOU want diyorrq-
,NVl. YOU N'r, IL i,>t this way: Jlni,v,s fhe
sketfleSt woman 90 JramDS YOU ever seen ana 81
NH't We 20 up stairs to ted She wants me 10 loos
under tht bed for i man. when Know ihar' aint
TO man There ~ you sec that rfIes me and c1t
hil ana tlen She gets mad and then there's n f,Iss
ana don't have no peace ana canT 80, -, -,
and I'm hard working man. 1892
Il can't?' eN' s-i'
'NO. SIR
~ I'll Then, know what I'll DO. I'll 20 home
ana slw the legs or the bed close up So thai men
can gu under. IL had thought OF that sooner \
lshI heF saved all this time comm In here
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APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS IN vue Crry

APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS IN THE City
PoST OFFICE.-Charles A. Frost, who made the
highest percentage In the civil service examination
for the city post Office. has resigned his position as
clerk I'm the money order branch TO accept more
lucrative employment. john Maudsley. a substi-
tute clerk, has been appointed to the vacancy
Montgomery Hunter substitute clerk, has been
promoted to flrst-claSs cerkShip 5000. John y.
McIlwaine and Henry Hamilton. have been an
pointed substitute clerks. but the latter has de-
clined. These make sixteen civil service appoint
ments by Mr. Conger. the postmaster, since the
law went into operation.
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THE { t5Szsr EEsf as a9g g5FrHwrs7
s1h Is FIJI EEcr NNAeS1t1fhH isra UP
Trains Lave ,s WAsH1SsIoS. FROM STATION CORNER
IuTittsburg and the West; Chicago Limited Express
@ daily with sleeng Cars a ir sns Hars am
{ Cincinnati Western Express 74Op IN, daily with
5eago cqI.Sns and St III: l. e. With id1
STs Gar a sSpI ,,s IS Ghes AND ts a Ne
e4E H'I'F6SSn C. a fafaK
Tor Inc, Canandaie''a Rochester Butiaio. Niaear.
i"h p, M daily kept saturday. with Palace Cars
nan LaEiig SllnEtCn Oh Saturday night Will hot
Fer Wiilia.nsI Lock Haven and Elmra at s:4oa m
Gally. 'ac"It sunday.
Nv i STl n sa the + East 81 s m oS 90 -
j l5I Limited fxI r.ss OF pullman Parior Cars
SO 4 III. daily. except Sunday.
CT Boston without change. 1:iop. m every week day
IoI brooklyn, y. ali through trains connect at Jer
1y elty with loats Ct Brooklyn Annex, afordins
'' New 70 York cy street double fer
M On sunday s 40 a 900 and nd Il fH pono
ii4lita LSiI.ss 900 M daily e1cept sunday.
500 - a. go 40 900 aud ii Il D. ln tp
sunday. s4oIO:ioa- n4UO go 7:4O 1906 ana IL Is
Ttr Iore's Creek Line 80 a m. and 4:4Op m daily.
her Anlai CHS. go and pm daily e,ceptsun-
M AND ALLAANIlIA AND WAsHINGTON
For Alzaudria s.. 20 p:25 II 90 and II rs AIN
80. 80. 500 e25, 500 and IL 80 PIN Ou Sundayls
Go. S:Z5. IL 10 am. : 10 IN
For hlci nOHc and The SOnth rs and II an daily
Il :':tO I'm. Caily except Sunday
Trans leave Alexandria for Nashligt O5 10 IN
AID 100 Ii 90 sos. q. 5:lO. 7:O5 and 10 4Op
n. aiio l2:lo nIidnght On Sunday at sos aud TO- 10
: O. and lU:iU m.
1ktts and Information at the Office northeast corner
Ct 18th street and Pennsy lyania avenue ard the sta
n:n where orders be left for the checking bag
fatt IL Ctst.uatIOn iron! hotels and residences
y. X. WOOD, General PASSENGER Agent
fHaS F. PtGh. General Manager. nil
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A Terrible Dynamite Explosion.

ALLENTOWN, PA, Jan. 1S--An explosion occurred
TINS morning In the mixing house OF the Vulcan
Dynamite Company, near this city, Instantly Kill
Ing Jonn Druckenbone, Isaac Kramer and Jacob
Hef1ner: The bodies were shockingly mutilateL
Ihree others were slightly injured and three small!
frame buildings were DESTROYED.
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REcoScILED AFTER FIFTY YEARs-Mrs Jas Du-
rant. aged 20. and JAS O. Smith. aged sol wers
married In Branford. Conn, a few nights ago The
couple had been engaged nifty or sixty years ago
and the wedding day had been announced: but
before 1t arrived they quarreled and serarated
NJ. smith went 10 the western part OF New York
state ana settled A few months ago be returned
10 Branford for visit, and met his early love Tho
courtShip was renewed and ended in To- nights
wedding. Great grandchildren of both the br1de
and bridegroom were present at the ceremony
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-18

SHREwD TRICK To GET A SUIT. - Yesterday
two men called at the Office OF Mr.. Il. f. Leighton
and subsequently went to his residence - Grant
Place. and they informed his wife that he had net
with an accident while Sleghng and had his clothes
ruined, and said he desired her TO send a suit OF
clothes TO him. She compiled and gave the men
the clothes, which cost $40. The clothes have not
been recovered.
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Beware Of limitations "Alcocks" is the only genuine
Porous Plaster ial4mwf3t
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RON. j. THoN,s.

-ASODA -. Il aONAS.
BROKER ~
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. COTTON AND STOCKS.
Nc e13 18th St CNational Metropolitan Bank 5uding1
Orders TO ny sell marlin for cash executed
th CElcaxo Board Of Trade and New York Cotton
F1chanZe- Constant GuUtsuons INSTANTLY
Direct private wires
p SCHNITT co. Chicago correspondent
sAWIEk WALLACK& Co New York correspondent
pssr-a,.e. tNatiOEal METROPOLITAN Bank
tHUn- James b. Beck
tOr,lers BY Teeiho Promptly Attended TOT
I--s.u
H)TY AND SILL I : GOVT AND d. c BONDS;
AtAsO wash T. GASL-lGHI aII AL either Llfy
StOGk
Deposits rpCeivnlF s,lf,'aCt ~ check
We Tay SfFCIaL attention 70 oht1ir'ro COrPFCrT
~ EEI1ABLE information rszrtiIl our various city
securities. and Pre- aLswvr .a..
a.ss 1se-ILll-x
HAt.hi e. TOWERS 4 Co
PANkLi.S. LkCKTRS ND INSURANCE
ny31 1870 STREET NORTHWEST
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AUCTION SALES.
TO..lIOR ROW,

T WILL SELL AFOREMENTIONED HORSE AT
Il TWELVE O'CLOCK. SATURDAY. JANUARY
NINETEENTH. 1884 at Thomas Dowling's Auction
House, 18th st. and Pa ave- J. III VEALE
Bashaw Stallion wac sired by Baahaw IT,; he bv
Green's Rashaw: he by Vernold's Black Hawk; he by
Andrew acksoT, dam Jenny Ba- haw; she by imported
Arabian Bashaw, dam Fanny Fern
Dam Of Gan. W. s. Hancock a fine inbred Morgan
Mare sired By Hayes Morgan dam by Swops, sired by
Madison r. Hunter He is beautiful Chestnut sorrel.
made in respect disposi ton gentle driver
perfectly sound. and trot mile in 35 thirty
Eve ialTlts
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U,gE -OTTOr GAS ENGINE

rI'HE OTTO" GAS ENGINE
Il Requires no boiler, avoids all expensive attendance
loss time. handling OF fuel and ashes 1t
used extensively for running Passenger and Freight
Elevators. 81 wing Machines Meat Choppers Printing
tId LtIosraphc Presses Coffee Mills, KCasterz Paper
and Ruling Machinery. Lathes, &c, &c. This engine
with smoothness regularity Of speed
Possesses the least number VI working parts. aud
kf,at sill .icity OF mechanism.
Tor parIicu lars to prices &c. Apply ~ Once
arlington Sas Light Ca Ul3
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
THk BEsr A z HE Lowrsr u RICE
4 ssIGNEE's SALE OF PIANOS ASDsez,
Il ORGANS TET5f


NOsI2 J-SI0S SeUAEE- :. Y. Dec. 18th 1883
CEsUECFY = f--lI - n p = Washington n G
ilaar Actin. -ilg-ssTiC iIavr Trcnased
year the ler's sale thu Elects
cs1t> tie dollar uGsi iactery inv Etcry o
stock and ~ the ColIgr value II
rented stock IL goods IN viii b. dtd
II tim tr yoiir re- Gay thF rented Instruments
tst a.. can them in. Should these goods nc late
IL 1rrlylr-, i-4Sar=- ana a piano
bran frJI,l size Grated maker 'ss
tls1 80 ut ~ T--ra ul1red by the slar Mt.
HERE = IaTtiN aSst class maker 81 EOtc til coCu
IN not n r usd tils- stock which also eiu5Taees
pan stools. covers ard uIuslCa lustr l's Il every
y " hearty sfi rotation aid extending You tecUi
p4iIilei4ts Of tie : s>Jl.. AL.
oI- must obeiient servant.
). ". HAkDCASTLE
N IA C-uH,e Ch'Ckerin( Piano: REGULAR price;
S.o3 has rCu-tl double veneer q Rosewood
Fl .aisS sC SultrJ =. power ana
slI gil1- quality q t.lc. ,f.eI q nj SO
No a. Irr-s L. elegant rosewood case large size,
q oct. i, grand action; regular, $3.50 offered
Nc 3-Frrrn the ia tory of Vim. Knabe Co. double
round Squar- Grand iu solid rus. oil. ~ way first
eIasS latceS su:.t, Ttsu44r. 800. OF Tered NJ
SIS.
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NJ 7-e,olc hand I1aros for beginners at $40 and.
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