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WrTHsx W. CAs Snow You

W. TH1sx W. CAs Snow You
THE HANDeoMEsr AND BEST $4,000
SATIN LINED CHINCHrLLA BEAVER
oyERcoAT YOU EVER SAW.
THE BEST DRIVING ovERCOAT FOR
$40. SIS, OR SIS EVER SHOWN IN WASH.
INGToN AT THESE PRICES
THE BEST LOOKING SKATING
JACKET FOR $500 TO BE FOUND ANY
WHERE
THE BEST WEARING AND MOST
GENTEEL MEMS SUIT FOR $3.50 THAT
YOU CAN FIND.
IN FINER GOODS WE THINK OUR
scHNABEL "ELYsIAN" AND FUR
BEAVER ovERCoATs, LINED THROUGH
OUT WITH THEFINEsTPUREs ARE
THE BEST COATS IN WASHINGTON.
PRICE ESQ., IND NO TAILOR IN THE
CITY WILL MAKE YOU BETTER ONE
FOR $76.
WE CLAIM NOT TO HAVE THE LARG-
EST STOCK, BUT TO HAVE MORE FRESH.
NEW AND STYLISH ovERCoATs THAN
ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY.
SMOOTH KERsEY OvERCOATs. LAP
SEAMS ALL GRADES. FROM SIS TO $50.
LOOK AT THEM
E. b BARNUM CO.,
d ssl PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

PROPOSED NEW MARYLAND COUNTY-At n
meeting held in Laurel, Md, last week a pre-
liminary organization was effected to urge the
project Of forming . new county out of portions
OF Prince George j, Anne Arundel, Howard and
Montgomery counties. A similar project Jailed
about ten years ago, owing 70 the opposition OF
Baltimore county, which o5jested TO giving
proposed TO annex to Howard o portion Of Gar.
ron county. Laurel, now in Prince Georges, is
suggested "a the county seat. -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07
The Polish Church I'm Detroit Outlawed

Bishop Borgess., of Detroit, has promulgated
decree OF Introduction against ST. Alber;'s
Polish Catholic church Oh account of the scan
dalous conduct Of the congregation in disturb
ing religious services In the church and nearly
causing bloOdshed in front Of the holy edifce.
This decree shuts out the entire congregation
from all privileges Of the church. No masses
can be observed no children baptized no sacra-
mentS celebrated, and, in fact, the church is
Outlawed. This decree Is very rare one, having
been promulgated hardly a dozen times during
the Christian era. Father KolOsinski says that
he has reason To believe that all the charges
against him will be withdrawn. He will advise
his people to go to other churches until settle
ment shall have been effected. He intimates
that his accusers will find that they have made
more trouble for themselves than they have for
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

Mob OF LYNCHrRs MISUNDERSTANDING
night, after IA o'clock, y mob rode into Green.
wife, Texas, and attacked the Jail, demanding
the surrender Of Henry ShamDerger. charged
citizens drove the mob back. About twenty
shots were exchanged, and 1t IL believed that
Ut least three Of the attacking party were badly
wounded. Another attack IL feared.
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EDUCATIONAL

ENkENCH LESSONS.-MLLE. v. PRUDHOMME
4 u forming morning class for ladies at her resi-.
aence, lOii 1tth st. NV. Also in the evening TOR
ladies and gentlemen Parsian pronounciasion prso-
vanced, 3 "a IN. al
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THE TICHBORNE CLAIMANT AGAIN.-A Lon
don dispatch says the Tichborne claimant
TichboTpe for the title TO the estates when he
(Sir Henry becomes OF age, next May. The de.
tense OF these estates from the succession de-
manded by the claimant cost Sir Henry's pos
sessions S6OO,OO0. They are, however, very
rich, and comprise $4,000 acres, with large
yield yearly rental OF S14O,OOO.
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NOAH WALKER & CO.,
625 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

USE CokE
IT Is THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
FOR GENERATING STEAM
FOR COOKING PURPOSES
FOR HEATING BY FURNACE
FOX HEATING BY LATROBE
FOR OPEN CRATES
1T IS EASILY IGEITED.
1T MAKES QUICK HOT FIRE
1T DOES NOT BURN OUT THE CRATE
1T Is ECONOMICAL
1T WILL PAY TO TRY 1T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

GnocrRrEs CnrAr Eoa C4sH
NV YORK BCCKWnEAT. DC per IT,: PURE
crate; i;i!l lins Of selected FAM i GHocERIf-s
Also POTATOES. APPLES md on Ms line larss
RED CAPE COD CRANEERRIks. IVc. per quart
CREAMERY BUTTER specially. Goods isuS AIRED
ir0s. AL Goods AZ wholesale prices for oa.n
IOOlL. kEOUkE 4 Co.
oe22 SAA LsSislAuA avenue.
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A PENNSYLVANIA COT KT DECIDES THAT THE
LAW or THAT STATE Is CONSTITUTIONAL,
Judge SimOnton, IN Harrisburg, Pa, last
week rendered opinion In the case of the
commonwealth against William L. Powell,
which involves the cOnstitutiOnality OF the
oieoInargarine Law passed by the recent legisla-
ture. which forbids the manufacture and sale OF
Disseminating in Pennsylvania Mr.. Powell
was convicted Of selling oleomargarine. and his
coucsel made a motion for u new trial, filing
reasons therefor. II is on this motion that tho
court gives Its opinion. The opinion goes over
the whole ground. In conclusion, having ex-
pressed the opinion that the oeomargarine Law
Il constitutional, and that Mr.. Powell was fairly
tried and convicted in the test case Judge 81.
monitor says: THE motions for u new trial and
in arrest of Judgment are oyerruled, and the
district attorney Is at liberty ~ move Tor jude.
ment upon the verdict" The case will be taken
~ the slate supreme court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

Yum Yum MARRIED.-Vernona Jarbeau the
Yum Yum of the Duff Mikado" company,
frankly confessed To all her friends in Chicago
saturday that she had been married to Jetfer.
son D. Bernstein, OF New York, last Thursday
oua
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Gen. Prenaersasrs Proclamation.

A dispatch Ron Mandalay, Burmah, says;
Gen. Prendergast issued q proclamation ill.,
wiling ill Burmese civil. military and religious
officials to resume their duties on the condition
OF their being loyal 10 England, promising to
protect the people from Dacoyts, and giving
warning that natives who maltreat Europeans
will be severely punished. A Rangoon dispatch
says: The Burmese are entrenching at Kosneh
and mounting guns. Many OF their men are de-
sorting ana going sOuih. Mandalay Is quiet.
Theebaw's ministers, acting under the super
vision vi Gen. Prendergast aud Col. Sladen, will
temporarily administer the affairs Of the gov
eminent Burmese troops have been ordered
10 Mandalay.
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The Preyaiainx Blizxartl.

THE MERCURY DOWN TO ZERO AT CHICAGO
AND SIX BELOW AT MILWAUKEE.
At . o'clock last evening the temperature at
Chicago stood at zero, with the promise OF
colder weather before morning. Reports from
outside the city indicated steadily increasing
cold. The damage done at Chicago by the STORM
OF Friday night Is much greater than was at irst
supposed. Along the lake shore skirting Lin
coIn park the temporary breakwater was de-
mOllshed and the waves completed the destruc-
ton OF the lake shore drive. For more than a
mile the entire width of the drive with pave
ment and coping, Is washed out There Is many
thousand dollars damage.
AZ O'Clock last night the mercury at Mil
waukee stood 90 below zero. A snow storm
which began at Erie, Pa, Saturday morning.
continued undated last night, with q paie
blowing 40 miles an hour. Live sock on the
RAILROADS were reported as suffering, some per-
isllpg,
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WOOD AND COAL.

7 INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CLOSE CASH
i Buyers my large AID sHVvrisr stock VI Lusabak,
Wood AUD Csal. which ~ ssANHS a very lSU pxcss
Ter cSAh
JOHN MILLER
Maryland avenue southwest.
Mall Depot apo MIL eeukk Capitol and ets au9l-3m
4 EORGE CRENELINu, WOOD AND COAL
NJ Dealer Office and Yard. lo22 l4th ST. NV. ioos
1Sth 81. Pine Wood "a; Oak " ood 50: Hickory Wood.
-: sawed. Pine, So; Oak 81; Eickury, $50. odd
at reduced price 10 dsaNerS TeeI Zone connection "
81 psrts Of The city. ssl2-Iaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

HEADauARrERs Fon Gnsry
SLIPPERS, sLIPPERsM SLIPPERS ~
ALLIGATOR SLIPPERS,
SEALSKIN SLIPPERS
MAROON GOAT SLIPPERS
FINE EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS
A Full Line of Ladies' Fine Hand Sewed Boots
Ladies Goat Han0 Sewed. 90
Lad. Genuine Dongoia, 81 90 aud 500
Ladies' Genuine Cur Kid Box Toe, button....... 200
Ladies Extra tine Cur Kid Box Toe, buton.... = 80
Ladies Extra fine Cur. Kid Common Sense 2. 80
Infants fine French Kid the best, 100
All the latest styles in Gents Fine Hand Sewed
BOOTS and SHOES
RUBBERs! RUBBERSH RUBBERS !.
ALL STYLES
The ZEPHYR is our Specially in that line. 1t Is
the Hghtest and best fitting Rubber made
Cork sOles for Slipper bottoms-Plain and Fleece
lined.
Also q complete line Of Boys and Youths School
Shoes at the vers owest Cash Prices.
Our line Of Misses and Childrens Spring Heels Is
the largest In the city.
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STEAMERS.

EyUN A BID l. INE.
NOTICE
LANE nOlTE
THE CUNARD ct AAs4iIf COMPANY, LIN
ITED, BETWEAS NV ORR AND LisEk-
FROM PIER ~. n. r. NEW YORK
ACRAHIA Ice IA SALLIA---...---S3tJ jan.
ETRgRIA -AAt. Dec. ~ AURASIA...-sat.J Jan. l0
OREGON Dec. 40 OkRsoN Jan. -
sXnvIA !an sa-RxIA sat. Jan ~
AMI ESERi SATURDAY EROM NEw YORK
RATE OF PAs6AGk-OAbin-SGu, $50 and Sl0o.
according ~ accommodations intermediate paassSe
tslo.
sIserags at low rates steeraxe tickets 10 and
from Liverpool Queenstown and all other parts
Europe at lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow,
Hayre Antwerp and other ports on the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports
Fur freight and l.sssags apply at the company
to OTIS B1GELoW Co, Cos 9Th street, Washing
VERNON II. BROWN & co, New York
Nessrs OTIS BIGELON d 90,
az SU5 18th street. Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

Cardinals Manning and Howard have written
- the pope ia favor Of canonizing Joan OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

RumOred Secret Meetings ,snd As
ment or the MormOns-The cay
eted.

Salt Lake City, Utah, was full Of rumors eat
urday Of secret meetings of Mormons anu ~.
storage OF arms. A dispatch from ui.. S ~.
saturday night says: The movements =. 10
United States troops are pretty wen se'..eu
company from Fort Douglas will pic',e' s"e
city 10 guard against disorder and 70 pio
life and property. It n said that q oa.'iy y.
artillery from Nebraska Is now on tne ""y
mere. The crowds of Mormons In Tempe o'"eA
this afternoon caused some wild rumors 70 oe
circulated, but 1t is now thought there was no
significance attached to the meeting Inc nl- +.
Ing Of salutes out of respect TO the memory 70, VI
Vice President Hendricks at Fort Douglas 70 q,
gay caused great excitement In tne cn.s I"'a
tue cause OF the cannonading was iearh t 90 20.
Ihe action Of Gov. Murray and Gen. McCo "a
IN reporting the threatening situation nsle au ,
ed t authority 70 station troops here have
removed all apprebensions Tor tue Saa,. fa
McMurrin, who was supposed TO have peem aa-
ing"
SECRET MILITARY Expedition.
A telegram from Omaha, Neb., December o.
says: Gen. Howard last night received rom
Gen. Scofield dispatch which has caused the
greatest activity in military circles here, ana
much speculation as to v hat it may All mean.
The dispatch was at once sent out to the fort,
and at daybreak to-day Battery u, OF the otn
artillery, composed OF SO men, Will ~ n9Ises,
Souuou, SdlS8O0S, ana OdSkdSV woS 49,
move. Orders were slow in coming, but at
O'Clock this afternoon the battery was loaded
into Q special train and departed LOT some
point In the west.
A dispatch from Omaha last night says: "Gen.
Howard refuses TO state the destination OF tne
soldiers. but it is generally conceded that they
are bound for Salt Lake. The entire garrison
is being held in readiness tor orders TO march.
The 9th cavalry (colOredl, stationed at rort
Robinson, is also ready to move at moments
notice."
IT Is STATED AT THE WAR DEPARTMENT
that the ordering OF the troops from Omaha TO
Fort Douglass had been in contemplation fol
some time, but was hurried by reports which ],
had received of the threatening attitude OF the
Indians. The force now at Fort Douglass con-
sists of full regiment of infantry and Il battery
OF artillery. In the event OF trouble In Utah all
the troops in the department OF the Platte, con-
sisting OF about 5000 men, could be cOncen-
trated at Fort Douglass in q very few hours.
No serious trouble, however, is apprehended by
army officials.
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GEO ZEE kRR EKs ssss
&c C E. E { { E SIS
Geo ERE 3 i EEK ssss
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR.


Il without doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the nost
NUTRITIOUS Flour l.. the World
The Anlers have not only the most perfecs Aiu
cGptain ~ - IL does all tie most improved Aachin-
cry inrsnted up 10 the time bus they producs
q F1our Asu RPAAsED by Any nliI III ths world ~
prove tat, We would sMp.J state thst large Xuas-
tNy o1this magnificent Flour l. shipped Annually ~
hurops aud eaieD at The priDti ~ Courts ~ old
World WsGyABASTEE that IL !. made lrom Ssctee
acknowledged fact, lhst IN This ylouT perfect sep
sfatlsn Of ths giutin0us " ths whss, berry
aax O thorough sNminAnsa -. Al weak and stSIchy
matter has AZ LASS been re.Asd. and 10 consequently
Ll.An my OIher bl0ur. The Ass; Trade admits ~
nekl III bread making qualities ID The cheapest
veil a. tbs best for oAher fAnAi baksrs sad
unsurpassed by any Flour pascs. livery sack and
ETERIING's ST. LOUIS FANCY
One u the mos; beautiful. Hiatsr Wheat Patents
offered " te trade IL 10 unsxcsued by any other
PAisnt except Ceres. and win pls2zs The nlost sI-
acting houseasepsr snd sssisy the fsssissas s
SEKe
GILT-HD0E
magnificent Winter Wheat Patent
GOLDEN HILL.
The old reliable standby and she Standard Family
Flour CT the District IL % eaGAl In Suaii- 10 gT.aI
many hiSh-pricSS Patent Fisars, whist II can be
bought FOR considerable leAs money We dsfy conpst
tom 80 bring forth any Flour superior ~ CEN ~
STERLING, GIIT-kDGE, IskLIASCk OF GOLDEN
HILL and We ieel assured thsy any hoasekoeDsr ne
tr.Ss them will lever any shiaS else lsr sale
BY Al grocers.
Wholesale Depot, corner lat st. and Indiana ave-
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FINANCIAL.

Passes & WHrrELr,
STOCK hkOkERi
81 Broadway. lN., vo~,.
lbU Filth avenue, -s" AA
$50 18th sIrest Z orcoran Buiiding), Washington
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH MIEES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTiAoisE, PHILADELPHIA
NAV lOtAk, bOeTON, DC,
1EEERAL PAkTNHRs
JAMES WHITLLX. II. GRUGER OAKLEY
AAYkARD G. kIKE
HENRY II. DoDSE, W AShington, d. c.
WlLIIAE K VkAvARs SPECIAL Partner.
Buy and ssu OIL commission all GLASSES VI hallway
II. II. DODGE. Resident Partner.
Quotations ofStocks and Bonds and Information re-
earding the markets receive through our wires In
elantiy, direct from the NSw York Sock EEchanga
orders executed and reported promptly Vel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07
4 ouaker's Proposition to the Presi.
dent.

Silas Tuthill, a wealthy and eccentric Quaker
residing in the village of West Hampton, L. l.,
VINO Tor years has held temperance meetings
throughout the county OF Suffolk at his own
expense, has written a letter to President CIeve-
land, offering to convey to the government a
paree. of land on the South Beach, Suffolk
county, or parcel on the main land IN North
0eInpstead, Queens county, on condition that
the government erect thereon monument 10
the memory oi Thomas Paine, with the inscrip-
tion thereon of his name and the words "Co.Il-
mon Sense" "Intcmperance'' aud Nonsense :,
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RAILROADS.

INhh SthAT
l. fANNsYlyANIA RoyTg
10 TIE Nok!k, wksI AND sorIHwEsr
In ss.st bl esShkf: STn t is.ss
''1'' ..a ..., s, s.oa corner Of Oh
For iattsourS and Tie w..s sA.s-so LlIaed Express
Lins. $50 q N ally 10 .ipsirns,. and 81. Louis.
sna nsps 81 SS. I5 s sss.s 70
StsiiSass, M,ih sisspiaS |. r Alioona To chicago
win sieyB.ns Car. Mashps.sS 70 chicago connec,.
iS s ~ snrr,.ssrs With Me.!srn E,iIe.s, with
f s L1prs.. ~ ~ p n daily. or P...buF. snd
, .hs West, .,th tlrsnsh sleeper Harrisburg u
IHrTinosf xSD POTOMAC RAILROAD
~ = "a, s..., sasspt saturday. viii palace
FNr Wnl.msport. i o,f Maven aud l1nirs. ., sSs
AZ. daily, except suncAy.
$50. loco aud l.2o .. on SUNDAY. 400 a NJ,
80. 10 aud ~ ~ : u l4uliIed sHI res Of Pull
niHn psrlor cars, y ~ = IA. aud +.vo y daily
For sssson sishsu. change. $50 pm every day.
sly crty "Ih Ssst, of IIcs .iyn annex. siISrcins
dEsci IAn.fsr ~ Fulton street avoiding double her
Fur fni!adslphi., ..Io. y, sad IL am. q 2.5o 8 10
aaa =. - y M Iim!lsd siprSss. v.4o a m and 4
Yi ? ~ 49, Snsis, sxessi sana1s. q
1900. =. 1os, =, 425. $40, q, ..lO. 10 and 20
pm onsanday, 8, 30. ii Am, ., $50. .. 5.i0.
For ropss creek Line, us aud 4. 40 Ia daily.
For Asn:psI., rs AN, 1905 aud AS pm daily.
ALAAANpIsIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AMI NASH
lNslUS RAILlOAD
For Alexa:ols, 100, 10. v.-. ll.Ul and IL Is q
SSh1Ay st O.SS - IL vi am. = o5 pm.
4.i!y, s1a 49, pm daily, sxcspI SUNDAY.
ls.So, lolo Am; LOO, SuS, 3.-S, - 10, .uj, aud
le<1 pm; and l2lV Midnigh' except Monday
~ SUNDAY al ovo AMI lo.lS ALL; s.o5 aud losa
p.Lu. aud AZ. 10 night.
1ck.Is aud the Office northeast cor
nsr OF l3th street and Pennsylysnla avenue, aud a,
TIE station, where orders lcft the teci ing
SAAH T. PlGu, General Manager.
d J. X. WOOD. Gsnsral Passenger Agent.
NVAkHINGTOS, ONO AMI wksTl-RN Rail.
w ROAD.
ON and AFTER NOVEMBER l5IH. 1855. trains will
Leave aoIa aud arrive ~ B and p 9th aud
Stallion - follows
Leave NJ hius,on Ut goo a IN. and 4 as p M ar
rvs st leesblrs LOO Ala. aud Gas PIN: arrive AT
Hound u W IL al Cd - III. And .3- pm Returning,
leave Round III s33l = II. and l26 pass Lees
eurs S~2 y IN and 2Us pan; aud arrive ~ aslins
tsI. ~ S:ls5 al. and a. pm.
Iae trasu iur!y u at Wash,u gton at S:35 am and
tlaI lea ing Washington ~ 4:4o pm. daily: ell
Stnsf = a,uS ATS daily eAceft sunday.
ASLihfy AID Communication lsstes ~ all ponts
*. BELL.
dl Superintendent, Alexandria
!
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The Gossip Of London.

LITERARY AND PERSONAL---VERY. GREELY'S
WARM RECEPTION IN SCOTLAND.
A London special to The EVENING STAR hhs
the following: There has been q fresh dis
covery of Goethe's letters to his sister. The
others will be published early In the new year.
They contain an English poem, fragments OF I,
play and AL unfinished tragedy, all sfording a
vivid insight into Goethe's youth.
Rev. John Mackenzie, British commissioner
to Becnuanaland, an important factor in the
tangled web OF South African politics, has
returned ~ London on state business. He is
writing a book ON Sir Charles Warren.
The Aihendeum states that George w. Cable
has turned evangelist
An article ON Progress in India" in the Fort.
nightly, under an assumed name, Is by Sir
Alfred LyaiI, governor OF the northwest prov
inceS, anu y weighty authority.
MI Gosnen is said to be writing biography
OF his grandfather.
Lieut.. Greedy has returned from Scotland In
excellent health. He describes his reception Us
enthusiastic and kind it possibly could be.
The dundee whalers were especially delighted
10 see him. he goes TO Paris to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-11

AtsE Vz.f 70 tA 8oZ&o All Exposf
Eao 5 sa--sp115aoi & La Frsoes CANS
70 ;bs e~acel1sioa that Italy i aok2gsr III
eoznt! az EsAi artists. 1T : 1oi, x
SAYS. tE hitting what L done N oihs,
ooz1uAz thai Italian zrs CAL regain iri
Kcciacf sp115r- there are fEo g-&'
e4zsas t- I1A!s:L troz tie position Il
All which sAs t5-1s-ly oas1P3d T5s
S-si i fAs zs.s- i135-soce which bE
Fscs Al F-sss1i sFi2a % ihs 5zs Al.
Zzs& sIGrlG. 4 r3ek Italian bs-ilF
evs- t-gs : S2c1zrs ~ q sfEf1s. Ttsrs be-
ing lite O. cs dsZkrd TIE sup2iy i rAi-
ursly * - 1fs-5oE quality. Il EsPaN.
himself wa-s lFl1g fo-dKy. sEo it51gs
&ic1s wozli EzEa ;oE hin 70 DC: ks
-cz36 have - C6ks pscfz-S sor tbe AZEE
cG1 -2sEzts o. t0-loE the ExA-p1scs c1har
s-fsss aeove tAs rink q ne5soc-isT II
sesEos 1sz &lGs tor his iGbors II PEs
q in L0o3ac- So loog a. tie Italian
pscps vcof interest Themselves II ihs
wo-Es q Es- srTlse. ard von'i enable
then - make s living, 10 S7c1ui d. G-
Positions eopss3 ESr ihass q Paris zn5
set CT foot viii tie Ed c. lie Goyau1-i
can Ekks ItA1y ozs mare : oounf-y O.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-11
Emperor Williams Feelings.
HOW A ZINE Il WORKED.
A Brooklyn Man Explains ftInssi'
ngently 20 His Wife

II wish yoE void tel e 81 soo-i
the wsy men SCI gold ard slTs- CIT Q. 5
ai3s, ~ dsAr, SID 8 LADY L Br0oklyn
tie osbr evening 10 hs k1za-1 s. -
ase5ss u lis coat xz5 sxi down L Irss
1Ax5rs for = svacioE. @ILE4v 1sAi
they 1-si bo-sd 1to is grCao3 viii pay
s-s4k anti thsy :oz11 Gs sAxft 2z3I z
ihsv l-.e5 so- tie &ss%s-s7a. A1 VIA
fazy tsz13 ihXi theT just phi 5 hast =
tEs iz3zzisoas And ss I'D ~ DAMP Mes
il sens that yOz Go1f % 4 tai VAT
Eoz follow Ep tia Ei1co-s .lEE --ul
va srlks TIE tsxs M TEsz - ss {
~ ca ind 5 e1c- iAsi C4se1= f1s r--
E~r-sf1ine6 t-ilob.ss fso IN prospect
AID yoz-
"No; I -1=i step yoz t- 11- Es
CITING : Est.s CT tES VEN. 1r- r-ooE-
~ Laws TIE ais& bzi TO Are Zslzs ErEs
thkt N-s cof eor-ecI. 4fs- EET 81 t1s
VAL roek q the damp and Ez1A cat tn
-Ehi<a-i, t@y salt h eootSci A11 has
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Exeitement over Petroleum.

Great IeiHzsai prevails st Uki4h.
A. over Hs tests Q. petroleum recently
tASsn tro7 bali 3 dozsa phases IN and
sboot toEn. Large crowds witnessed tie
burning q tbs oil. and rsAl es.sis Il ibs
Ec@nity O. tie wells i "a demand =,
greatly increased prices. Crude petroleum
L found II abundance in nsny pIscss
within sixty fsei of the surtaoe. and there
l. no doubi bat that wiih sueseisnt csn;.
Isl great results NAV be attained. Several
specimens OF the oil were skipped 70 the
city fer analysis.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-11
Cash PRICES
At
R. SADLER'S.

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EE-skA s1-zx-4 $50 AL
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TAssELL BRorHRRs

New ruehings-at Harris & Mathews.
New ealicos-ss Harris L Mathews.