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AUCTION SALES.

By virtue of order of the Supreme Court OF the
Dictrist of Columbia holding Orphan Court will
administrator sell at public auction at Barow's Art
Gallery. No 1925 Pernsylyania avenue northwest,
Washington City, D. c., Oil paintings. water-color.
drawings engrav.ngs. etchings photo -ravures mir
rors asels etc. Many Of the paintings and engravings
are old and valuable. among which q number Of
landscapes artists studies from the nude also por:
trails Of William H. Harrison, Don Miguel King of
PORTUGAL, Hons John Sherman. Carl Schurz Alexander
n. stephens. Mrs. X B. Hayes. Mrs, John Drew, Mrs.
Sirourney and Others. also old India China of three
periods Croquet China and old bhila lelphis Chipa
DAY of JAN UARY. 1885, at THREE and EIGHT
O'CLOCK z. NJ and will continue every afternoon aud
evening. at the hours and place. until all shall
hive been sold
ana on WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY
OF JANUARY. 1885. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ
viii also sell at said Art Gallery the unexpired term of
lease OF said Art Gallery rental 600 per mont-ease
expires LIST August 1Ss6and also show cases. tables
portfolios, work b inches. tools. irons, stoves Old
frinles aud materials belonging to irst-class art
store and also one mare, calIare. harness. business
wagon. sleigh runners &c., all belonging 10 the estate
OF late Henry n Barlow the well known art connos-
Terms of sale: Cash. WILLIAM j. MILLER,
uSudts Administrator
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District Day in the House.

THE LAND TITLE BILL AND THE BILL FOR THE PROT &c.
TON OF CHILDREN TAKEN UP.
To-day being District day In the House, the Dis.
trct committee at the close OF the call of states
moved TO go to the calendar for the purpose OF
considering District bills expecting to be able te
dispose of all the bills thereon.
The first bin taken up was that ssto amend land.
titles in the District or Columbia"
MI: Hewitt {Ala-) moved that the bill be consld-
cred by sections, which was opposed 10y Mr. Nc
ComaS.
The bill was Informally laid aside, and the Sen.
ate Dill for the protection OF children In the District
OF Columbia was, at 2:15, taken up and passed as
Mr: McComas bill providing criminal code fol-
Inc District was then taken up and passed with
slight amendment.
A OIL to promote anatomical science and to pre-
vent the dissertation of graves was then taken up.
THE NORTH CAPITOL AND STREET RAILROAD. ri
Mr.. Talbot introduced a bill in the House TO-DAY
TO authorize the Capitol, North street and South
washington railroad company TO extend their
tracks from the present terminus at and Water
streets southwest, along water street to n.
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KAN AWAY TO BE MARRIED.-Norfolk Va 40.
ciety was considerably f1uttered SATURDAY. by the
announcement that Mr.. Samuel j. Borum and MISS
Lily Hlillard, well known there, had gone 20 New
YORK ana were married. IL IL the old story OF low.
ing hearts and stern and unrelenting parenta
The New York Star published its last daily edition
saturday, and henceforth Will he issued only as q
Sunday paper.
saturday evening the Baltimore Gazette Pub
fishing company (the Dap made an assignment 70
1. Parker Neazey Tor the benert OF creditors
RID YOURSELF OF the discomfort and danger ar
tending cold by using DIR. Jaynes Expectorant.
an oldestablished curative for coughs sore throat
and pulmonary affections
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE
COmparys pier. No. ~ North River foot OF Morton
street. Newly
,Ame"ite. Santelii Wednesday JAN L. ! D. IN
ST G,.rmain, Triub. Wednesday. Jan 81 s a. m
Canada, kersaliec, Wednesday, Jan 2o 8 T. m
Cheeks payable sight. in amounts to snit on tea
Banque Trausatlantique OF Paris. LOUIS DE BEBIAy
Agent. No &. Bowling Green, New York
u. W. MOSS. 22J Pennsy ivania avenue:
j. W. BOTELEk SON, y2JPennsylvania avenue
iaI Agents for WasnInrfon n n
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'ENHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
1HE ShOhI LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
sciedule III effect OCTOBER u 1924
";loA N-NtW ORR FANS MAI. daily making closa
connections to all points south and Southwest
DalIy kept Su- day. with C. 4 o. Hallway pull
man Sleeping Buffet from New York anu NASH
ngt1li To At!antE. Pullman Sleeping cars from
Wa5i!n2tt n and Atlanta to New Orleans
9:1o H. LOUISVILLE FAST LINE Daily via Char.
O'tsViIie 10 ,lHcinnati. Louisville ami all Western
OuiSyfe. 'oi1 ~
io;41 r M--SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
10 all points South aud Southwest Via Danyii;e
'hariOit, Iuiifnsn Sleeping cars from Washing
tSE VIA Dah'iiie, Charlotte and Atlanta to New
Cfi, ans also. from Washington via Charlotte and
Msnnassas Division Train leaves Washington nj IN
NJ daily. except Sunday - wv A.
var rertOu trains leave Washington Oh NJ -
BIO T. NJ. daily ~ ~ ~ aHu
or tAeis and Information inquire Company,s or
nee tui Pelirsj lvania aycrne Trans leave from T.
L. station. N Aioih D. q
u. SlAUGHTER. n MAcD.vIrr
am ~ i@'- 'seh| co, Agent.
au- Sol. HAAS. Traffic Manager
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VIA R q lie ID.

KING-BRITTAIN. On January o. 1885 II the par-
sonage OF the Hamlne III T. church. BY the Rev Mr.
Price, JOHN J. KING to Miss CLARA b BRITAIN.
both Of this city. .
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AS THE BEST TONIC.

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HE LIVER AND KIDNEYS OA
Persons suffering from the effects of ovsrwors nar
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WASH. B. WILLIAMS
DEALER IN FURNITURE AND CARPETS, &C.,
BIT and Sl9 It'll street, 632 ga and go street. and
6S3 Louisiana Avenue. ja8-2w
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CIR I'nE Brsr.

CIR THE BEsr
THE CONCORD HARVEST
THE CONCORD COLLAR
Coupe. Carrisge Rood. Team Express Harness N.
al KINDS and description at Lowest i ices
Every genuine CONCORD HAlNESSi Is stamped with
makers name and trsIe-n.ark
LUTZ i BRO
E.fsnlsylyanis Avenue.
Adjoining National < Jt,i
|" HORSE BLANKETS and CARRIAGE RoBgsIl
treat variety AZ FerS low prices o-ls
'IHE CELLULoID TRUSS; THAT NEVER FREAKS
N.Die U&thissS - ior s.ie a.
ti.AS. Et-HEGs
- 9Th str lorf..y.tSs
sA<s Ss<s~<AA AsI
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III Dc UARTERS
For
INAUGURATION SUPPLIES
will sell the goods named below at the following
prices:
5000 Mattresses at 75c EACH 5000 Pillows at CSC.
each
5000 Canvas Cots at 81 EACH 5000 Cots at 81
each.
%oo) Cots with Mattresses and Pillows. at g. Is eac
1900 Bed Comforts; 1000 pairs Blankets
Parties wanting such goods for the coming Inaugura-
tfon Will dnd 1t to their advantage by calling me
early as possible.
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VNHOs. j. FISHER & CO.. Real Estate Auctioneers
cHANcEHY , SALE ~ OF yALuABIG THIMPRoyEP
HihHSS srkEEr BETWEEN A AND ~
% 81
suit ofMarsaret stoddart VS. Catherine F. Booth
HS vii sell at
Hei BAY z OF On s
FOUR OCI Ock ?; NJ the following described real
WITT Thas or rs .i' Of qt md
known aud des;snate as part Of lot No az in square
che aft (61) inches front Of said lot by the depth
two DUAL for which the purchaser ar
and yesrs from the date Of sale. With interest
the property sold or ali cash at the option Of the
q dep Sd in T MOI Of $50 eanred on the
the h n to Tese the after three
cost OF deaulting purchaser All conveyancns at
.,adsas GEORGE E T FAY I, Trustee.
TNHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
SPECIAL CONSIGNMENT OF LARGE STOCK OF
C1CILIAN CIRCULARS. DoLMANs AND NEW
MARKETS AND FUR-LlNED CLoAKs &C..
Will be sold at auction 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue, on
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY FOURTEENTH, 1885.
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK,
The above stock The entire collection will be closed
out on that day without regard tc cost On exhibition
Monday and Tuesday preceding the sale
jas-5t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON ME-
E1DIAN HILL
By virtue Of certain deed OF trust, dated Dece,n
Der 10th 1883 and duly recorded in Liber No T99
lua9. .Io 469 ct seq, one of the land
quest of the holder Of the note secured therenn-
der will sell at public auction. In front of the prem
ises. on MONDAY. the NINETEENTH DAY OF JAN
CARf. AID 1885. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the follow
ing described Real Estate, situate in the coursf of
Washington, District of Columbia. to wit: All those
and distinguished as and being all Of Lots numbered
one ID and two (2), in block numbered fifteen Q5 in
Hall and Elvans subdivision of Meridian Hill tract
OF land situate in the county aforesaid.
Terms OF saie One third cash: balance in two equal
insailmsnts PAYABLE in six and twelve months otter
date purchas notes, bearing nterestat rate of sx
per cent to be secured by deed Of trust on property
so! or III cash at option Of purchaser deposit Of
500 required at time of sale All conveyancing and re.
conlng at purchasers cost If terms of sale are not
property may be resold at risk and of defauting
purchaser after five days advertisement
GEO. L. EMMONS, ] ,r.
i5-eotds HENRY X WILLARD{ trustees.
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I'd Edition.
Latest 1elGglans to The Star.
Latest Foreign News BY Cable.

Latest Foreign News by Cable.
WHAT THE IRISH POLICE KNOW OF SHORT
! LONDON, January 12-Richard Short, who made
the attack on Phelan, was suspected by the Irish
police authorities TO have been connected with the
CORK dynamite conspiracy. When Featherstone
was arrested in March, 1884, shorts house was
| searched. Short thereupon went to America HIS
VIE returned to Cork sometime ago, and il now In
the workhOuSe there.
Death Of Prot. Eustic, Of Harvard.
BOSTON, January 12-ProE Henry Lawrence Eus-
uc, dean or the Harvard scientific school, died at
MS residence In Cambridge yesterday morning,
aged Sc.
Captain Phelan's Wounds Healing.
NRw YORK, January 12-lt the hospital to-day
it was reported that Captain P.-.an was progress
Ing very satisfactorily, most OF the stab wounds in
the mead and chest being already healed. Ii Is ex.
pected that The wound which fractured the bone OF
the lett arm and the most serious flesh wound OF
all IN the left arm Will be healed Tonight The
captains wife Is with him, having arrived to-day
from Kansas City.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 8 p m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
oy special wire to II. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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v1SHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
SALE BY AUCTION OF FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD
. FURNT URE.
r On TUESDAY. JANUARY THIRTEENTH 1885. at
TN O'CLOCK. at No. 1909 III street northwest the
the following effec.s:
Handsome Parlor Furniture
q window Hangints and Fixtures.
.rl Paintings Marble top Tables
Ebony and other Tables Dressing Table.
Walnut Chamber Furniture.
Two fine Carriage Robes
Ash and other Chamber Furniture
Hair and Husk Mattresses
FEATHER Pillows and Boosters
Oak Sideboar1, Oak Refri -erator
Oak Extel:sion Table ak Dining Chairs
Blue English Dinner Service.
Handsome Stair ard Hall CARPETS
Brussels and other Carpets
Kitchen requisites, &c &c, io7-5t
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EAECUTORS SALE OF FINE TWO-sTORY AND
MANSARD BRICK DWELLING, CONTAINI\ G
TEN ROOMS AND BATH ROOM WITH MOD
ERN COAVENIENCES. KNOWN AS NO. 1882
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of the authority vested in by the last
will and testament of Matte Lathrop deceased fIi
will sell at public auction. front Of the premises a
on IUkSDAI 10, the IEIRTEtNTH DAY Or. JANU-
bered 3D. in Pierce and Kingles sub division
OF suare numbered two hundred and seven t2O with
the improvements thereon, the CITY of WASHINGTON,
d. C. The lot is 10 feet inches front by LAG feet dgep
condition. " " e'o'
Terms of sale: One-thr1 cash. of which 300 must
be paid ut time of sale Tie balance in eoai nav
ments. III six anu lille months with Interest or all
cash. as the purchase may prefer. The deferred pay
nets 20 be secured by deed OF trust the property
Chaser terms OF sale not complied with in seven
days the property will be resod at the risk of
tlc purchaser HENRY NJ. BAKER
Ja2-dts Executor and Trustee
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Mt. VERMONT MT VERNON.
STEAMER ". ". CORCORAN
Leaves 7hstreet wharf daily Except Sunday, for Nj
vernon AT 10 O'Clock returning. reaches Washing
tCL about $3.50 PIN
SelG = T. BIAEE Cantain
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MEDICAL, &c.

READ AND BE WIsE.-DR. BROTHERS. 9o5 b
street southwest Ipeared befo.e and M ae
That ne Il TIL Oldest Established Expert SPECIALIST in
IA city. and VIII guarantee all OF yeue-
feai ilsese. and furnish Medicine. charge. ne
oOf urilshed Sledc1n. Ire Cotis atYIi advice
az d-y h3dr during the day. subscribed sworn
10 ueIOFe LIE hy DR.. BROTH kES. .Iieii "a last
Aoihi MANUAL II. Wal kEI. Notary Public
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING B.!-rTTE. ,1F
W tWo OF DR. BROTHERS, Inyiguratf,x CC,-,lial
vii cure aIly case o. SEMINAL Weakness Nervous ID :
biilfy and lInpOteEcy- IL iMpars v-or 10 the whole
f3HteHl ~ y street SOUTHWEST. d4-iiI.
IT Has NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTtD THAT
DR. BROTHERS, il thu Oldest established aiverti--
lhf Ladi,s Physcla n this city La les you can con
Aueht4k consult DR. BROTHkIS SOC stres south
West PARTICULAR attention paid 10 all diseases peculiar
10 ladies married or sinSle All eartes and ova
r1an troubles successfully treated ~ Board with
good accommodations and Kind ffci.nt r.ur,s tar
nished 70 those who may desire stay few DAVIS in
the city under his treatIiei1t ia In.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

nIHECT TO NEW YORK;
~ Fl igIt steamers JOHN GIBSOS and C.
hNlGhI leave Ter Al. asst River. y. Y every SATUR-
DAI az PM: 9Th street wharf. Washington every
WEDNESDAY, morning. Ere gft nj lowesrates lag
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nR- LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
~ only reliable Ladies' Physician the citv can h.,
ecIsuteo iiF 5' Missouri SVeuue. ITSt ct south
q fellsyivaile avenue. between u and streets All
!eiilaie complaints al Irregularities quIckiy removed
frSutt Treatment tOrres iCiguSe consultation,
sfrlctlS COLHdeiltiai SvpaIte IeseS Ofhc
Aeu.S-ii u a aId b 10 > J. IL dill.
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hR. ROBERTSON. THE WILL KNOWN SPECIAL
Cst, OF Baltimore can he confdentiaiIy consulted
o. ooth gentlemen AMI ladies every ". nes.ay and
SATURDAY from 70 y. IN at 456 street northwest
near " strt His great AID exr4.r-t,c.. vii
Justify yoir waiting t. consul; him on til se DAYS "a An,
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NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
~ The popular Steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves 7kh
street wharf on MONDAYS, NEDNE >DAt S and FRI
pAhs at D p M stopping Piney Point and Cornheld
gong ana returning. Connect in Norfolk
road and steamboat lines Secure r os and tickets at
y and O. Officc. l4tl and Pennsylvania avenue st
Marc tel and Knox L press. Coz Pennsylvania
avenue, who Will Also check baggage from hotels and
private residences For further information inquire at
colniaiiys oc 9TH street VIII If Telephone cali asa
co WILLIAM Z. WHICH Genera, Agent
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Who Invented the Steamboat,

RANCE OF THE 1HERAOMRrHR.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer to-day: a 10. see am, 57.e; II O. m 81 2
2
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TEE WoNAN's CoNvESTIoN-The Nationa
Woman Suffrage association will hold its I7tl
annual convention In the Unversalist church
corner OF and 18th streets on the 10th, 2lst an,
22d instant, instead OF In Lincoln Hall, as at frs
announced. Among the speakers will be Elizabetl
Cady stanton, susan =. Anthony. Laura De Fore
ger, May Wright Sewell Lille Devereux Blake
Matilda Joslyn Gage, Harriette r. Shautuck
Phoebe w. Couzins, Rev. Olympia Brown, Salli
Clay Bennett, Sarah n. Perkins, Caroline Gllke,
ROGERS and Mary Seymour Hohhesll
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LEVIED ON THE OFFICE PRoPERrY.-Mr. w. j.
Dunnnivan, In charge OF collection OF personal
taxes, made report to Collector Cook to-day that
he, In company with Detective Ran, to-day levied
on the property In the Office or the o-Amercan
Insurance company for personal taxes, and turned
over the property to a policeman, TO be disposed
OF hereafter In accordance with law.
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PACIFIC COAST.
a kaight Of Labor vteseyy.


WEAToox Nv. tt. Dec. 1.-THE
hniehts OF Labor i'.dsy elected their
municipal ticket by % majority. Pow
Ell. Collins. Ssearns and Dickinson we're
elected Councilmeu. and Marcy re-el-ct-
90 mayor. Sinety-fve majority vas
gwen against disincorporsiion.
Death OF a. p. RIiat.
San FsAscIsoo. Dec. IA. z. Flint.
TOT sixteen years ms 7a9er of the Pacific
Soass department OF the Hartford Fire
Insurance. Company. died at his resi-
oenes az Oakland Last evening.
A sisop seized.
PokT TOWNSEND. Dee. l4.-Tns sloop
towed IN last night by the cutter VOL
oots proved 10 Be the Skaai,, which Iefs
Victoria last week with household goods.
she vas seized st Tacoma BY INSPECTOR
G. l. Terry and brsagut here With Sealy
the sHu9glsr and his parry on board
VINO we're immediately arrested on az
rlvai here.
The Traasesatineatal Association.
SAN fRAsCIso-, Dec I4.-Th- Trans
Continental Assoc atioa INST at the Pa
lace Hotel this morning, all the lines
being represented. L. =. Oakes. Gen
efai Manager Of the Northern Pacific,
vas elected chairman. A committee of
three vas appointed to draft q plan for
a reorzanix itisn to take effect January
LIST, next, and the meeting adiournsd
until O'Clock tonorrow afternoon.
The chief subjects for Consideration
are the division of pool earnings and
the nxine OF passenger rates from the
Eass. The great discussion will prob
ably be over the percentage to be al
loved the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
fe road. This line demands that liz
claim as transceHtinentai liae be
recoRniz d, asd that its percentage be
increased, also that the California
Southern, one of its connecting lines, be
admitted ~ a member Of tbs associa
ton.
shtppiag Intelligence.
SAN FRAScIsce, Dec. I4.-Arrived-
Steamer san Pedro, from Tacoma
steamer Clyde, from Victoria; steamer.
Coluabia and Umatills, from Port
laad.
Sailed-Steamer Empire, for Nanai.
mo; bark Aureola, from Tacoma
steamer State Of California, for Astoria
TAroosH. Dec. l4.-Ship towed In
early this morning by the tug Tyee
Schooner outside bound in. Ligh
rain; fresh southeast wind at 5 D. IN.
PYsHI. Dec. H.-Bark IN tow of Go
iiah passed east.
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A RUSSO MosTKNKaRAN PLOT.
IBsston Herald

IL In customary, a. means OF ideutt-
fication a. we'll ss for the accumulation
Of useless statistics, for the teachsrs IN
the lover grades of cur pablic schools
10 note the residences and occupations
Of the parents of the nev pupils that
NAV come 20 them. This inquiry Vas
In progress in the primary department
Of one Of the schools some months AGO.
and had rescued retiring little chit Of
q Girl uho gave evidence OF reiuctance
to take part in the ceremony. The
teacher Rensly drew from her the IN
viilisC story OF her age and where
she lived; bat when IL came TO the
question Of the business OF the father,
sne sdroisnsss Of the teacher vas at
fault.
"Dout want to te,l.- vas the most
thai cosld BE- extracted from the unsiil-
inc OF diffidens sshject.
"But ysu knov ubat your father does
for living. don't yoor' the teacher
persisted.
aM,- With nod Of the head. vas the
insrticulsse answer.
"won't 700 tell me. % thas can pat
IA dswn in my bookF
sDoa't want TO-" sAs sAid. With signs
Of collapse.
well, then. 700 needn't proceeded
sse Diplomatic instructor Of yoath; but
I don't believe you'd mind joss whisper
Ing il 10 ne"
And a her persassion at lass cen
ouerrd. and a. she bent her head to re-
csive the lfspins answer. which vas nov
owen 10 ali confidence In her ear, she
wss horror strusk 10 hear:
IL -. n, sha dina museun. hS'e
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louisville Pest. |

"why don't ve have the Rev. Samuel
Jones in Looisviller' l asked . proni
nens manager Of revivaia. the other
day.
aHis terms are too high" replied The
revivaliss. "You can't touch hinl for
lees than $500 . week. and ve can't AZ
ford 10 pay that much"
What sort Of an age 10 this ve are
living 10, when q bowling evangelist
mus he paid $500 week and engaged
lie any Ordinary dramatic attraction
20 preach the Gsspelr In Q recent
spsssh at Eniinenee, Ky. l understand
that Jones began his sermon n this
vny: .If you feoi people don't stop
making % uuch noise In the church,
m 90 right away and womb speak q
word to yoa tonight" What . ksy
,hase words are 70 the mans character:
What Q vain vuleAsian be must be-
And YEA there are truly good people Who
gill iasist upon paying him taos week
and swear By him.
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Prof. Eaton. of Yale Coll. &c. IN . re-
cent lecture 30 the ssudcnss, told them
10 was nos certain Eve tempted Adam
With an apple In the garden Of kds y.
He thinks probsbiy 10 vaa q quince.
because the apple Of the preseuf day
vAs psopeeAted from the crab app1e.
and 4 u nos q all likely Adam would
have been taken In By sueh . poeksry
little hsih"
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Dismissed.

District Court today United States As
sistant Attorney Viaran moved to dis
miss the case of s. II. Lewis for lewd-
the conviction vas secured by Q con
without prejudice. The Grand Jury in
vestiQation then instructed that body
strongly to investigate houses OF prosti-
tuition. their keepers aud frequsnters.