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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-03-22

Frank Strong, a noted cattle thief.
was killed Monday by u posse which
tracked him 10 n deserted cabin on Wild
Horse Geek, chickesaw Nation, /. r.,
where ho WAS shot 10 death. lie tonight
his porsucrs TO the last. lie had uper.
Hted in Western ATknnsns and Indian
Territory successfully for yoafs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-03-22

The latest dispatches announce that
ex-senator Mcdonald. Of Indiana ~.
rived in Washington Tuesday. Mt the ir-
v]itatiou Of President Cleveland. II Is
thought that Clcvolmd's purpose In in
wiling Mcdonald 10 Washington is to
ieudcr him q foreign mission, bat his
friends say that The ex-senator will de-
cline nny honor Of that description.
According ~ sonc Of his friunds, there
The Rev. Goo. II. Thaycr, OF hour
on, Ind, says A: both myself and vito
our lives to Shiinh's Consumption
Cure. For sale by +. /. Mullrr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-03-22

II. =. EichHrlson. an accoinpiishc l
tOnsorial nrtistu has established u bust.
ness IN the looms adjoining Pcck's
saloon on the East. md all who desire u
clean, smOoihe and comfortable shave,
hair cut or tTitIinud in a skilifpl man
nor, ~ pleasant shampoo. or anything in
his line will be chccrfully and promptly
accommodated Icy stepping into the
rooms above mcutiond. Try him once
and you will 90 again. Sec lad in
another column.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-03-22

Governor Adams has appointed John
Bradley. o! Elko, Jos. MaTz-n, OF Love
lock, c. g. Stevenson, of Virginia, II.
+. Darberg. OF Genoa, John Z. Swre-
ney, Of Carson, Theodore Winters, W.
Il. chamberlain and Il. +. Lecte. OF
Reno, members Of the Boari of Direc-
tors Of the State Agricultural Society.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-03-22

Frank Mcphe;crs, who for q long
time past has been seriously ont OF
health. left here for Salt Lake city Last
Saturday, to Unierg0 "a course OF treat
meEt there. / letter to his vii. on
Monday brougl.; % favorable r.pur; o.!
lii condition, uilay.u. al fears .or Ai,
safety; but late LIS: evening q dispatch
to Mrs. IcFnetcrs announced that
Frank wis dingeroa-ly i'll and advising
her to ON immgditlriy to- lis ac ,-s!d,.
= Ness. Lgcr v:as iuur: lately mounted
and yCG- nth tie Dispatch 20 tne Me
PAs,'rs :.uch, Twelve miles o.; on the
Tusrar.r. rulL. Mrs. MupLc,css ,II4c
as q~u.-.,y a, possible - Gown, Ia. az.
riyy.i q little too late t" each the Inst
hound tain Leaving L.erc at 10, ana
viii, therefore. te obliged 20 avail; ia"
train t!si5 evening. Another dispatch
irom SIT LAX i"-d.' 'ru., the u..-y.!-
CONT news that Nack's condition was
no: Improved and that lis case ,s.s q
~cr.jicn! one.
The ,yGpathy OF this community is
with the aliictcip ~s-tics, and it is hoped
that Mac may yetPal through.
\ Berlin dispatch says: Baron Yon
B!ochracder was negotilting with other
capitalists to-day with n view to placing
the new Eu--i.n loan. Baron Won
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-03-22
AYERS
Cherry Pectoral.

No other complaints are 50 insidlous IN their
attack ~ those affecting the throat and lungs:
mono - trIhci with 10y tho majority u surcr.
ers. The ordinary cough or cold. resulting
perhaps from a trning or unconscious CT.
posurc, Is often hut tho beginning Of a fatal
sickness. AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has
well proven It's efficacy in n forty years fight
with throat md lung diseases. and should 10
taken in all cases without delay.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-03-22
a TcrrIhIc Cnurh Cured.

I" n is57 I took n severe cold, which affected
my. lungs. ] hal n terrible cough, aud passed
gave me M. ! tried AYTH's CHrHHY Ty,.
l,"HNL, which relieved my lungs. hlnrcI
si'cpi and afforded me the resi- uccC.sAry
IDI Tue recovery 81 my strength. ny tho
hent cure was effected. ! am now 81 ycatN
3iI, hal" and hearty, and am satisfied your
CiifHHY PICTORIAL fnycd mo.
UORAC FAIHngOTHER."
u 'nghoin, VI, July 10. Iss2.
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Directors.

Elku, March ", lSS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-13
DIED.

DIED.
pak sa Tasas ssnn .n T. iss
Of Fannie and the late Charles r Baker.
Bf 9NNE On Monday January y 1888
Funeral from his late resdenc o. 20 yscsson str.
m snd n1siS hs :. s
,s sRFFhEkIE cS "a
MARY Elizabeth Brearey in the twenty year Of he
age
BUTCHER Monday. January II. 1885, JOHN
BUTCHER. son of the late Jonathan Butcher Of Asr.
9. s s.e on the q z
Of acute Inflammation Of the lungs. H. GIBSON CAM
Funeral win tale ilaOe wednesday afternoon q.
the Ssth december. ISL. Hkf'nUk koBERf FATET.
dstie survey son Of the late Robert Henry end 5sns
g. Ssfsf L = 4. I:s e:
year Of his aee.
nIrsws h ss i,s s. Ne !ss s
respectfully invited to attend.
J6sEfa 4 'n HS s ssRsu ss.i q 8
Funer. from his lase residence las strsst north
east on the l4th inst. at pm
ROBERTS On january 18th, 1886 q sa "a, LIZZIE
! ABEkNETHf. eldest daughter Of John and Nary z
Funeral win take place "wednesday. January Ata.
north Relatives aud friends roopecfe
fully invited 70 attend.
SPALDIN0. Suddenly, At his residence No. 1879
Eleventh street northwest Of 30 m January 18th
1885, Captain A. c. SPALDING. aged seventy -aGhk
years
Funeral services 10 M, Wednesday January lAsh,
Ct :. n iss nth street northwest n
On ssas.fE a. asA ass sass
George n, and Nell e ]. Str1nahan.
Funeral from her parents' residence. IFS gerose
northwest. Wednesday, Jsnuary lxth. at tn oAoook
q.
TAYLOR. AT Detroit, Michiesn. on January nth.
1885 SUSAN n, wife OF Col A. sidney Taylor.
day afternoon, January AT half past 3o'cock- Fr1s
invited to attend.
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Tho Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. January l3.-VirHin1 skies, consoli-
dated. 37k pastdue coupons 32S ten -forties 81
do new threes. 81 bid day.
BALTIMORE, Mp January 1s.-Cotton dull and
steady-mddliny, 1014sl0T. Flour firm with fair in
auirH Whsst-ssuthsrn steady and fairly active
ern amber, 94as5H; No, MARYLAND. 4>as4al: No, 2
asked: February ao4a 9oH: March 9iasassI: May S5s
S54 Corn.southsrn steady: western lower and fairly
active southern white 5Oa51: southern yellow 49a51
western mixed spot lsssa4o4: January 4s,sa4s; Feb
Oats stronesouthern 35as3; white. grass do
mixed, 34a36: Pennsylvania 35as9 i've firm. s. ID
sqssrsOppsr refined steady 1o4ali: WHISKY steady.
1.l6al19 Other articles unchanged Freghts to Liver
pool FER steamer quetcotson. I'D: hour Is; grain
easier. 51so6d Receipts -four 843o barrels; wheat.
5000 bushels; corn. los 600 bushels; oats. 5000
bushels; rye, 1900 bushels shpments-wheat. 10000
bushels Sales-whsat. 6900 0O bushels corn $685. 0OO
bushels
The ChIca-o Markets.
CHICAGO. Ill. January 13-Closng prices Wheat
January. 7sk: Isbrqsry: 1873; March s9k: May: So.
e; May 40t oa:s-January. 26l4; February. 26a
March. 26h: May. 80 Pork-January l18If February.
1929; March, 1905 May. 1880 Lard-January,
CTS; February. 6.s2Is March. 6s2s; May. TO.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE T. EFfECT sENDAT Pee 21sr 1884
Lave snlnston from station. corner of-New jersey
Fer onlc.go, sou IN. and lie 10 NJ. daily, The 900
arriving IN litspurx 80 :n ti.,cseo ext
ing at AGO No extra FAR is charged this
Tor Cincinnati. Louisville ST. Louis daily at 80
kieepr,S cars q above POINTS. Without ehanxe an
u rani q last Limited Train 10 Cincinnati and ST.
Louis N No e1tIa fare Is charged On this train
For Pttsbure at o 90 m. with Parlor Car and g 40
pm daily to PittsburY Cleveland and Detroit with
sleering a-s to Plttsbrrg
fe5 Baltimore on WEE days GO GO 30 $50 and
$50 4:s0 40 80 ITO 7:ia :, and ioso
am I5 90 - TAO "a f9 lis S 81 ani moo
For POINTS on te railroad and points
For Annapolis, $40 .. and 12loand A:2op m on
Fer way Stations se saD an. Baltimore
loSop m ON Sundays. SIS an. and i .. 4:lo 5
70 m :ls except sunday. ana $50 pIn. daily.
On Meiroposan frsneh sos M ajy s'a. n
s s for Lexington s'aunson and Valley branch.
am m daiy e.espi sana t9r Frederick ''
M haseEstown s:cS a IA. daily. except Sunday. and
Train, arrive rom the West daily s.0o 7:2oa m, s..
From Ann,pols. .: 9 m and 1,5O and :25 p. M:
From 1e1inxton. $50 p. m daily. except Sunday
sna m a day saceeS snnd GSns s2' m
2rhs leave Baltimore for Washington At 10. $50
$50 $50. and Io.so = m on sund avs, {: o. s.f1
aud 900 In 80. ls5. 2 5. 6:s0 T:5O and 1880
Al trains from Washington stop at Relay Station Ell.
fd1 trher ,nto on p m a, II. baltimore
Ohio Ticket Ofhce-Wasfinston Station Gig and 1851
r .sen 70, corner l4 s.s r %hss
b DTSHASt General Manager. Baltimore.
(,erttlI
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AUCTION SALES.

By virtue of an order of the Supreme Court of the
Dctrist of Columbia: holding an Orphan Court viii
administrator sell ut public auction at Barlows
Gallery, N o. 1875 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
City C c on paindnss r
tases etc Many Of the paintings and engravings
are old and valuable. among which are number OF
landscapes artists studies from the nude also por-
trails Of William H. Harrison, Don Miguel, King OF
Portugal Hons John Sherman Carl Schnrz Alexander
Il. Stephens. Mrs. B. Hayes, Mrs John Drew Mrs.
Sigourney and others: also old India China of three
gsr,ods Croqnet China aud old phila islphia Chin =
DAY of JAN UAkY. 1885 at THREE and EIGHT
O'CLOCK p M and will continue every afternoon and
evening. at the hours and place. until all shall
have been sold
And on WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY
will also sell at said Art Gallery the unexpred term of
lease of ssd Art Gallery rental 500 mOnthlease
expires lst August, 1SS6-and also showcases tables
PORTFOLIOS. work b.nches tools. irons stoves, old
frames aud materials belonging TO frst-c ass art
store and also one mare csrriage harness. business
wagon, sleigh runners, all belonging to the estate
Of late Henry n. Barlow, the well known art connois
seur.
Terms Of sale: Cash WILLIAM J. MILLER,
d30- dts Administrator.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

Ho11DAY PRESENTS
HE Attest. BFST AND ONLY PERFECT SEW
ING MACHINE
THE LIGHT RUNNING NEW HOME
Acknowledged to be the highest achievement of best
mechanical skill in the country
complete new OF attachments, performing an en-.
tire new and wide range Of work
Call Or send for circular and samples Of work at
OPPENHEIMERj,
s2s 9Th street n. W.. St Cloud BUILDING
All kinds Of Sewing Machines for rent Repairing
Sewing Machines Of all kinds. Ladies' adjustable forms
fer fitting and draping dresses. dl
VOU CAN BUY THE LIGHT RUNNING NEW
Leader" and all other first class Sewing Machines
1t the lowest price and easy terms from
VIM ST1EBEtING
1IlI fennsylyana avenue near CorcCran Art Gallery
No canvassers Machines rented
Best facilities for repairing all makes d2O-lm
FTHE GREAT HOUSEHOLD" WITH OUR NEW
Il set of Attachments. i'll Velvet-Dned Box, makes
the finest outfit for family sewing yet offered Also
the Silent White. New Home Domestic Everything ut
MCkENNEYS. 421 9th street northwest. sea-
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ANOTHER KARTHQUAKE SHOCK AT ALBANIA
MADRID January Bahama was visited again
yesterday by q severe earthquake shock. just as
King Alfonso and suite were leaving the city. No
damage, however. was caused. The shock was felt
as far as Algarrobo, where the people were panic
stricken. A serious calamity occurred yesterday
at Nerta, an encampment OF refugees Ia the out
skirts Of the town burned, and the unfortunate
people were thus made sAeiteriesS and exposed TO
heavy snowstorm, which prevailed throughout
Granada
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and3 p. m. prices
the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. Fl. Dodge, 539 18th street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-13

RANCE or TIE THERMoMnrRR.-Tho following
were the readings 1t the once OF the chief signal
of1csr today: IA m SO; am. $40; II q m. z00
Spm., ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-13
The New Jer.ev Lev,.,.,ure

TRENTON, N. j., January 10 1870 a. m.--The re-
puolicans OF the House did not secure caucus
until this morning, and they are still In caucus
E. Amber Armstrong has been made the candidate
Tor sneaker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-13
RiotOua StrikerS.

REPORT THAT SIX MEN WERE KILLED IN A Strike
RIOT AT SOUTH BEND, IND.
CHICAGO, January IA report reaches here that
strike Is In progress at OlliverS Chilled Plough
WORKS at South Bend, Ind, In which nearly 500 men
are engaged. riot is said to have occurred this
morning. In which six men were killed. The militia
nave been called out kilograms sent out from
here have as Yet brought no details
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-13

Two young men yesterday sDeaked 10 z Nor
repnS paper warehouse, sos D street, ana alb
Gtzactsd from the drawer bl.so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-13
PHYSICIANS AND DRuae1srs
PHYSICIANS AND DRuae1srs
RECON- MEND
sb kkH k o'Vo wwwX IN ssss
RIB RRR o 0 WWWW MN SIS,
81 Bbs & { 900 Ww# MN ssss
II RRR 90 Nm
+ Is f.; $sj$ III Il
; sBf BIB # TIT TIT Ers ERR Err ssss
BBE Il T + Err RRR ssss
BIB Il + Z EER. & & ssss
AS THE BEST TONIC.

This medicine comDiniug Iron with pune Vegetable
IISD1GEsTIoN, MALARIA, MEAKNEss. IMPURE
BLOOD. CHIIILS AND FEVER, and NEURALGIA
By rapid and thorough assimilation with the blood It
reaches Of the system. pures and euricnes
the blood STRENGTHENS the muscles and and
and invRorates the system.
A FINE APPETIZER-Best tcaic known
1t will cure the worst Dyspe psA removing all
distrcssine symphonic such Tasting the Fool Belch
The ONLY IRON MEDicINE That WILL. NOT
BIACKEN OR ISJURE THE TEETH.
1t invaluable for diseases peculiar to women and TO
all persons who lead sedentary lives
An UNFAILING REMEDY FOR DISEASES Or
The LIVER And KIDNEYS.
Persons suffering from the effects Of overwork ner.
vons troubles loss OF appetite or debility experience
L" DOES NOT CAUSE HEADACHE OR PRODUCE
CONST1PAT1ON-otherI Iron medicines do
1t the only preparation Of that causes no nj
rions effects; Rhyseians and Druggists recommendit
the BEST. TRY IT.
The genuine has Trade Mark aud crossed red lines on
wrapper. Take no other Made only BY
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V'HoS. J. FISHER CO.. Real Estate Auctoneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPE0vED
REAL ESTATE. CEElfA LY LOCATED IN THE
NORIHM Est ERN PART OF THE CITY, ON
TWENIY-THIRD STREET, BETWEEN L AND NJ
STREETS.
Under and by virtue of decree Of the Supremea4$
Court of the District of Columbia passed the I'M
suit OF Margaret Stoddart Catherine Il. Booth
ct AL Equity No 8 S33 the 5th day OF Deem
ber AID. 1884 the undersigned Trustee will SELL ut
public auction. in front of the premises MONDAY
the NINETEENTH DAY OF JAN GARY A D. 1885, AT
FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ. the following described real
estate in the city Of W9hingt i'll the District of
unbia to wit That certain piece parcel of ground
known and designated as part OF lot 10 % in square
81 and being the north twenty COSY feet and six aud
one-taf 6s) inches front OF said lot by the depth
thereof
Terms Of sale: third of the purchase money of
said real estate in cash at the time OF sale and the bal
ance In two quail instruments for which the purchaser
Is to give his romissory notes payable respective
one and two ye from the date of SALE with interest
ut per cent aid secured by deed of trust
upon the property sold m cash at the option of the
purchaser DEPOSIT in money of $50 required on the
acceptance of tn, bid If the terms the sale be not
complied with within days. the Trust reserves
the right to resell the rty after three days aver
It's met in the Evening Star newspaper at the risk and
cost OF defaultng purchaser. All conveyancing pur-
chaser's Cost
GEORGE f. HAMILTON, TRUSTEE
)al0-d&ds No. 1905 street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-13

The CASE AGAINST BREWER ROTH DISMISSED
The case OF Jacob Roth. the brewer, charged with
the larceny OF seven beer kegs belonging to NJ
John Q: Geutheler, another brewer, was called In
the Police Court to-day. Employees OF Roth test-
OF OF strange kegs and substituted Roth's name.
The judge said II defendant was guilty OF anything
IL was OF receiving stolen goods, but dismissed the
case, as he thought it civil and not criminal mat
ter. nolle pros was entered in the case OF Robt.
POrtner AGAINST Roth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-13

A WOMAN SERIOUSLY ASSAULTED By TRAMP.-A
tall, slim, middle aged man, with black mustache
and dark clothes. entered the house OF william
Carr, living near Perryman, Nd, yesterday morn
ing, ana approaching MIA Carr, who was alone In
the house, demanded ave dollars and his dinner
When she told him she would give him neither, he
Struck her with his fst, knocking her against q
door. He then threw her upon the door, and plant
ing his knees upon her breast. threatened 70 KIN
her. MIS- Carr tainted and when siIe returned to
consciousness the man was gone, but she found q
cash upon her neck from which the blood was now
ing. He had passed the knife which he held In his
hand across the throat. but believing her 70 be dead
had left her. MrR Carr has recovered from the
nervous shock, and search party 10 out after her
aSeallant
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THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY

The SHORT LINE 10 TIE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
Schedule in effect OCTOBER u 1884
e:lO A. M--NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily, making closs
connections TO all points south and Southwest
DAILY. except Sunday. with G. & o. Railway. Pull
man Sleeping Buffet cars from New York and Wash
ngton to Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping cars from
Warrington and Atlanta to New Orleans
e:10 p. M-LOUISVILLE FAST LINE Daily via Char
ottsyille % Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
poanta Pullman Sleeping Washington TO
1IouiNiilel ~
1o:loP M-SOUTHERN NAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
70 ell points South and Southwest via Danyilie and
CnarlotfS Pullman Sleeping cars from Washing
ton wa DanvtSle, Charlotte and Atlanta to New
Columbia % Augusta ~
Manuaesas Division Train leaves Washington nj On
IL daily except Sunday. -
WaFenton trains leave Washington at $40 A. NJ and
k.lQ p II. daily. - - ~
Tor tickets and Information inquire at Company's or
- o1 Psnnsyivania avenue. Trans leave from b. h
sf1ueHrER. mcdaniel
0oo k4sst ASenf Agent.
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SO CEsrs OS THE Do11An

so CEsrs OS THE Do11An
Is at which you buy Suits and overcosss
THE M1sFIT STORE,
CORNER 1orH AND + sTREErat
FOR MEN AND YOUTHS
Good Overcoats ut g. formerly 60
Good 0yercoats at Sc: so. formerly @1s.
Excellent oyercosts ut $50. formerly SIS
Best Chinchia oyercoats at 81: formerly s2l
slk Ing ks1ssy oysfsos.s e sisso Formerly Formerly 81 g.
Suits at 81 50, reduced from $15.
sn ,its at $ g So O. reduced c from sas
a asssssa ss@ Ell co. I'm. no.aoo.h
Diagonal Prince Albert Suits at SIG
But. Cutaway Suits ut $1U.50, reduced from S1o.
FOR BOYS TO IL YEARS
overcoats at e. sa stand g. Suits at same prices
just ohe-haif OF former prices.
FOR BOYS 10 To1Z
overcoats at a So $3.50 $3.50 and 81 So reduced by
one-half. Suits same prices.
Pants for Men and Boys large assortment regardless
OF cost.
Rubber Coats and Gossamers at an immense sacrifice
MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER OF 10TH AND STREETS
~ Please bear in mind THE CORNER OF 10Th
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ATeleDhon. ansuncs,ou.

Ie1ephONe anJUnCttOns
PHILADELPHIA, January 12-In the United States
circuit court, Judge Butler rendered decision TO-
DAY granting TO the American Bell Telephone COM
pany preliminary Injunction against the Penn
Overland Telephone company Of Pennsylvania, re-
strainlng the latter from using transmtter and
receiver In the manufacture OF telephones claimed
10 De an infringement OF the Bell patents
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FTNHE GREAT

II EsANIA KOJIE
D0UsIT IhsSK sfIESbIp SeKStk IS
IL EFTfor ! icpMsrR I'd. 1s seoifhhNt-
rams leave WASHINGTON from station OF 9Th
Ter Pttsbufs and the west Chicago Limited Express
ss fsss at o ss m I Sine ls
ins Car. from HsTisburx 70 Cincinnati and HJtel
WITH sleePsps Car Altoona e Chicsso. western Il:
AS eonnsets daily for uhiesse. With sieepo1 e,
fssns to o as no MA Mai hapr5 10 @ ay
Fog M EsIe%Ao E ssos sIsx.r,
1oev m daily except Saturday. with Palace Cars
For wiilianlsport Lock Haven and ElnIra. a40a m
For New YORK ana the East IT'S, $40. HOO a m.
20 10 400 1910 and II 10 q M On Sunday. 400
Psrior Cars SSOa H. daily. except SUNDAY. -'AA"
Tor Boston without change. 400 p IL every weekday
For B1ooEln ). {. all through trains connee, a. Jer
Is Mn o1si % M
Tsrfhiladeiphis. - .is $50 and IL m 400 400 GOO
n Is IN Limited Express. $40 a m. daily. except
fsT ba,ti51ore ass h ago = go nooa l2oa
snssy $40 :. 800 sV go '4 aso io y and
Fer Pope'. Creek Line. casa NJ and A.op. m. daily
Fer Annapolis ass m, laos and As o. m daily e..
AIExANDRiA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY
A ANND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
For Alexandria. 60 zoo. e.25. lIoI and Hiss a m.
at siS;eS 92S. II o. a m. 800 p n
ana m sha ,he 9od and oi m daily
1I.ins leave AeIanarsa Tor washington. COS 500
and Il 10 n2t Ito 9e1p, NO Mondss a on IS no I
sOa aud loI a m 7.oS and 1910 p. H.. aud l2l0
1hsts and information a. the ONCE northeast corner
Sen orders can B. lett for the clicking q 6s
s.ss to des'ip patton from hotels and rssidences
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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CHEMICAL" TICKETS IN CINCINNATI. - Tho
Springer committee continued In Cincinnati yes
terday the Investigation OF the october election.
w. Hopkins, OF the fourth ward. produced two
chemical tickets out OF about twenty-five he dis
covered at the polls election day in the hands Of
democrats. When first seen the name or FolletI
had dull streak over It. BY closer inspection &c
was seen that his name had been erased and But
terworth's written In. Now the chemical Ink
shows perfectly black.
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MO. CURE NO PAY-wHITEHURSTs CEDAR
N BALSAM is warranted TO cure Coughs. Colds.
Group Throat and LunR Dseases 60 sir drops O dose.
Try it, not satisfied return the empty bot tie and get
your money back Sold by all Druggists nllf ttlSm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-13
Phelau Continues 20 Improve.

NEW YORK, January i3-Capta,n Phelan passed
say he Is improving rapidly, and II no Unforeseen
circumstances arise, wifi soon be able to be up
around His wife and daughter spend almost all
their time at his bedside.