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.1UCTTOy SALES.
IITED STATES MARsH1Ts SALE

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Byvlrtue OF writ ofvendltloni exponas. issued
out fthe Clerks Onicc OF the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia, and to me directed, L
Will sell ut public sale. for cash. In front OF tho
court house door OF said District, on WEDNES-
DAY, TIE llTu DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1885,
at IL O'Clock M, all the right title, claim, and
interest of the defendant in and 10 tho following
described property, TO wit:
Part OF tract Of land called "Fortune En-
larged," on the eastern side Of the Eastern
Branch Of the Potomac river, beginning Mt the
southeast corner of Shelby T.. Scaggss part Of said
tract; thence northerly with public road on
the east. adjoining said scasgs,s part to Inter
section Ofthe Marlborough road ". 90 Cor, il.
ll1% perches, ". $40 W. l3la perches with the
Marlborough road; thence N. go 30i w. a.
perches on said road TO q cedar tree; thence =.
1lo w. SS perches 10 chestnut treej $. 200 w.
4elh perChes to q cedar tree; - 700 65i T.. TIA
porChes TO the beginning, contalning forty.tour
acres, one rood aud ahy-twp perches fland, to-
gether with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and levied upon a9 the property
ofthe defendant. William q. stolnmetz. 10 sat
lsfy venditloni eNponas No. 25430. at law, I'm
favor of James l., II. Campbell and George
Rlckards. CLAYTON McMTCHAEL,
United states MarAhal
THOMAS DowLISo. Auctioneer. ja2O-20t
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RENTS COLLECTED.
FIRE INSURANCE IN FIRsTcLAss COM.
PANIEs AT LOWEST RATES


FOR SALE:
Elegant residence on Iowa Circle Is rooms,
large buffers pantry, bath room, and all mod.
ern improvements, s25 900 terms easy.
Fine dwelling, on NJ street, IL rooms modern
improvements; price. 100000
Fine three-story brick dwelling. NJ street, o
rooms, all modern improvements, lot 23 by
12O; price, $1,000 cash.
Fine farm, 80 acres, with all necessary i'm
provements, In hne state of cultivation, two
miles from Long Bridge; price, $1,000.
Two new brick dwellings on I street. all mod
ern improvements price, $4,000 and $1,000
each; terms easy.
81 Twostory brick building, 20 by 90, lot 90 by
N. W.; price, ~, 200; terms easy.
Two dwellings, rooms each, on Ridge street;
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FOR RENT:

FOR RENT:
FINE RESIDENCE, 1S Rooms, mod.
ern improvements, elegantly furnished
near Thomas 1850 90
FINE RESIDENCE, Is Rooms, mod I
ern improvements, near Thomas cir
lbU.UU
FINE RESIDENCE. 10 Rooms. mod
ern improvements, 6l6 18th st........ 66.66
M All property placed In my hands will be
liberally advertised without cost TO owners
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MONEY TO LO1E.

-SN>e~s4r~~--~4~s~Nr,
MONEY 10 LOAN ON REAL, ESTATE,
lN1 ~ suLus W sui, az lowest rates of Interest,"
IL. u, CRIrTENDEN,
lAg1 NaW Org AZ
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EDUCATIONAL.

SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR
- ner Ninth and ID streets northwest. Young
and middle-hged men and women trained for
practice rapid calculations, English language,
stenography, type-writlng, &c., thoroughly
taught Admission at any time. Liberal terms
adapted TO the times. Year from date OF en-.
trance, day or night, s5Oi three months day,
500 night, al1i one month, night, Sbi rapid writ
ing, l2lessOns, S3. Call or send for olrculArs
HENRY. O. SPENCER, Principal SARA A.
SPENCER, Vice Principal
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DosToFFIoE NOTICE

IL
Letters for Europe need not be specially dl.
rected Tor dispatch by any particular steamer In
order TO secuTespeedy delivery at destination, as
AL TransAtiantlo malls are forwarded by tho
Foreign malls or the week ending January 81
Will close (PRoMPrLY In all cases) NJ this ONCE
sArUR6AY.-At3; $50 q. m. for Europe, per
steamship Republic, VIA Queenstown Qelters
at $3.50 u. ~. for Belgium direct. per steamship
Pennland, via Antwerp QelteTs must be d.
land direct, per steamship Anchora via Glas-
gowi at lOa, m. Tor Central America and the
Para via &spn%a ttters sSsSh for MePeo Sg must 81
be directed per city Of P4ra'li at ! / a. M for
Europe Europe per per btp steamship Ha56Sbnrg, viz south
West indies, and Nassau, y. II, per steamship
Newport via Hayanai at 1850 p: m, for Iruf
1Io ,y N9H FGh1tan nl1d per steamship b. j. oteri,
Malls, for China and Japan, per steamship
jan i37 at p m' Malls for Australia, new new
Zealand, sandwich and FIJI Islands per steam
Rere Feb. - at p M Cor 9oP on Id SrTlySI at SSs Ns%
YORK OF steamship Germanic with British
fThe schedule OF closing ofTrans. Pacific malls
. arranged on the presumption OF their nnln'
MSTfnpitSd Mn.p ted Overland Tanft 70 san Franesco
Francisco on the day of sailing OF steamers are
dispatched thence tho same day,
HENRY q. PEARSON, Postmaster
PosToTyIcE, NEW YoRE, NY, Jan, 20, 1886
IuE n ArIoNAL SAFE DEposlr
COMPANY,
CORNER 18TH ST, AND NEW YORK AVE.
PERPETUAL CHARTER, ACT OF CON.
,,.-,.., dREss, JANuARY ~, 1867.
FIRE AND BURGLAR, PROOF YH'GLf9. 'GIYH9oo
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, President
CHARLES 9. GLOVER, OF Riggs u Co., Vice
| n LAwRAsON RIGGS, Treasurer.
ALBERT l. 5rURrEVANT, 5 ,CTetary
g. ~ NiMAN, Asst, Sec'y.
DIRECTORS
nenlamin y. Snyder, Charles G. Glover,
X LaWTason RIGGS, Henry A, Willard,
Albert l.. sturtevlnt, John r. Rodgers
John q, Parke. dc22'mwf
pHoTo-ENGRAvGNG
Having recently fued upt
,pHoTO-ENGRANING ESrA ABLISHMENr
IN connection with my PATENT PRoCESs,t
am prepared 10 furnish
ILLUSTRATIONS FOR NE WsPAPERS Ar
SHORT NOTICE
MAURICE JOYCE.
ais Eleventh street Northwest
DURE AND RELIABLE
HOMEOPATHIC REMEpGEs
Either by single vial Or In complete outatS
BoERIcKE d TAFEEs PHARMACY
o3s srREEE
wAsHINoToN. D. @.
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BUSINESS CHayCEs.
PERSOy1J.

EoR SALE FOR CASH oNLY-THE
H Wholesale and retail wine aud liquor store
1892 Pa av. ja30-tf
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REAL EsTATE. LOWS, ETc.
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD

Money to Loan on Flrstolass Real Estate
Security.
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DoINT LOOKOUT, A NOTED WATERING
A place, ut the Junction Of the Potomac River
acres. Apply 10 JOHN O. ROBERTSON, No, 8
South st., Baltimore. 80
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-02-20

Ladies approve ot rnnr ,uokinc
.ttir joker
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-02-20

slrud fuy cents for one bottle of
Bsilsv'. S4iin. Apsrient
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banner, revolving book ',+ea, reg
MAR price. 50: selling at Sl~at
W =. NARrIN X lEu.
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Pixies Toothacho Drops ,Ure in one
minute German corn Remover kilis
rorns and hunions,
The Tombstone., 1885-07-31
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&J4 Kearny' street. San Francisco. Cg
Eotire for Pubsteatso0. HOMESTEAD, No. 24S.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, ARIZONA July 18th. 1895 Noiice Is hereby given that the !Gi.uwIng-nanGd settler has hicd aotice Of his intention 10 make ] nal p-uo. ii suppoT, of his claim. snd that snd proof vii! be made before ilIr Register and Re ceIver al TucsOn. Arizona. on August l1iI IeSs, viz: Stewart CuIn.ailgs Benson. Ari- zona, for the :. : ;. oisec. II. T.. Y S, K POE.
 He names th. following witnessef 10 prove continuous residence upon. aEI culliya-
 cf. sad land, viz; Edward Dunn oi Beu
 Arizous, Jose Me ina. oi benson, kr;zo
 saac Meyers, O. Bruson A izona, and G
 fridge, of Benson. Arizoos.
 hS-., BEN. M. ThDaiAS, Register.
 publication Juiy 18th, 1855
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FOR SALE.

4 rich gold mine in Moctezuma district, Sonora, Mexico. This mine is well developed, showing a 3foot vein Of gold and silver ore.
 his is ore Of the richest mines in Sonora For particulars address THE TOMBSTONE or the under signed. Libor;o Vasquez, Oposura. Sonora, District of Moctezuma, Mexico.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-31
The Great English Remedy

T. is 6 never falling cure for nervous de. 'blllty, exhausted VI.
 .a!ity, seun.nal weak
 ness, sperGa!orrhsa,
 est maphUpc. lnpo.
 teney, pnraiy.is. and all ,hs trrrihlc effects Of self abuse, youth su,l!es Gna e2cc>sss ln mature yesrs--ouca
The Tombstone., 1885-07-31

AS tOs  bieE, l ng bthel
 Dr.  hofia . Rest |treat  treat . .t:vry. . .inAti urint bo.tl cenl | .. O.. yate
 Dr. ! CUM
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Sample Bottle Free,
THE EXPERT SPECIALIST.

DR. ALLEN, AS Is NELL. KNOWN, IS !, -rgllar graduated phy .icirn and Surgeon, educated 2, kewiOlp College nd Uuiyer sity of Micalz zao, and is acknowledged to h.: ;hc most expert surgeon in ni5 J-ciai,. o!i iLc paC!i.c cnasl
The Tombstone., 1885-07-31

Go to J. II. Tu.tle's nursery :o. trees shrubs and plants oi all kinds. ar. Futile, is also agent for the Arizona Washing Ma chine Nursery on secend street, between a,,su 6 Fremont. jy9ou.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-31
Notice.

Horses taken o- pasture at re2s enable yates, at the California ranch, 15 niles from Tombstone, Good feed, water and shaae. For particulars apply to J. N. Nash. al the Eclipse cakcry on Allen street.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-31

os JOSS oi ni..n ory, Essstude, nuctafnai enils' sions, 3vers.Oas to society, cImness oi rls. sioi., noises in tbe head, the vial 1nid pa>s .ng unUbservco through ;ie tr!ne, ana many o;her diseases tEsr lead to IIsauily and dsalh,
 Dr. h!nt!c. who is regular rraduntec physician, VIII agree to forfeit five hrndr.c aoilars for case Cf tiis kind that the Vital Restorative (unGer his sYeeiai derIse anC trestnentl vil no. rure, ar for anything i'm pure or injurious found in it. lbr. Mir:i, .:es's s!l diseaseS -nCeesse1lN 'rthOdt nicr- rvry. Consu.tet!Du rec ThriUuSi eHtcl- .aatiaa and advice, including an.iTsiS c: uriEr, s5. Prize O: Flisl Restorative sl5c bottle, or four iixnsS ;ac qEac..ry ,or %a' Sen, "a any address upon rece!p' of r:l:e, oi .. 0. D secure from observation anc in prl- yste nsGe, il GesircG, by 4. E. MIME, ai. Dr. No. l2 Kearny street, San Frnnr,sr',, Cal
 Dr. Mlntie's Kidney Remedy, NGrHgErI- CUM curse ali kinds uf kidsey and bisddel com pla.nts. yCunorrhpu, iceuC orrhIed. clert. For sale ty c.i druggists; sl \ eotIe' StA bottles $s.
 Dr. Iirtle's DsmGellon Pins end the bes ~5 cheapest dyspepsia and bilious care h. '.mars9t. Tor s'!s by al druggists.
 Sample Bottle Free.
 '!bc sen, to any on, applying by letter stating symptoms. sex aHi age. Strict er. ssecy ia regard to sli hne.nyss .raLs.. .tt:obs
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Pray Much.

Pray much God loves sweet, dependent spirit,
That owns itself too weak to walk alone
No plea goes forth but listening angels hear it.
Sometimes in ways mysterious and unknown
Their answers come; but surely as the light
Hears the dawn calling, and dispels the night,
So do those blessed messengers on high
Hear when cry.
Pray much. The friends with whom we hold com
munugs,
Exert subtle influence hour by hour.
Turn often, then, with soulful importunings
To those celestial comrades. By their power
Thou shalt be girded for the times of strife
That try the strength Of every human life;
Thou shalt become victor in the field
Where others yield.
Pray much! Each day allow myself season
For close companionshp with minds above.
Put by thy will, thy pride thy stubborn reason;
Keep nothing but humility and love-
As one is chargedby magnets, so thy soul
Shall feel divine electric currents roll
Through all it's chambers till it glows with faith
That conquers DEATH
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Dr. d. Warren, of Circleville. is in the city.
Henry George will lecture at Plymouth Con-
gregational Church on the evening of April s.
George Washington Carter, of Boston, is IN the
city, the guest of J. B. Haywood.
The wife of Hon. Lewis Atkinson, State SEN
ator. died at Peru, on Wednesday, of typhoid
fever.
Theo and John Hanneman go South this week
on pleasure trip. They will take in the worlds
fair at New Orleans and many places of interest
beside.
President Thompson, of the Rose Polytechnic
Institute, at Terre Haute is seriously i'll, and
unless favorable change soon occurs cannot
survive
Colonel j. B. Maynard, Mrs. w. r. Myers, the
wife of the Secretary of State, and Miss Grace
Maynard will leave for New Orleans on Tues
day, and during the visit there will be the guests
Of Colonel l. N Maynard, manager of the New
Orleans clearing house.
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Death from Cigarettes.

WASHINGTON, March 14.-All of the cigarette
smoking young men of Washington are badly
frightened at the death of Anthony James, son
of Professor James, Of Columbia University,
from the excessive smoking of cigarettes.
Anthony" said one of his friends this even
ing, 'was considered the champion cigarette
smoker of Washington. He could smoke more
cigarettes in a day than any of u.s."
How many cigarettes did he averageg
Sometimes forty or fifty, but never less than
twenty day, [ guess
There is no doubt in the minds of the physi-
clans attending Mr.. James, that his death was
superiudueed by the use OF cigarettes He had
bad habit Of inhaling the smoke, which aggra-
. waited the complaint. The nicotine from the to-
bacco produced an apoplexy Of the heart. How
ever the doctors say that the primary cause of
Jahess death was aortic reorganization, increased
by the inhalemsnt of the cigarette smoke, which
depressed the heart. A great many of the youth
full cigarette smokers here have stopped smoking
IN consequences Of the. sad results of young
Ja,nes's habit For the present it. has caused q
great fallingsoff in the sale of cigarettes at the
capital.
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Sardou at Home.


It is in one of these villas that Sardou has
taken up his temporary residence. The Villa
Graziella, which he has hired for the season, ad-
joins the building plot on which he is now caus
ing winter residence to be constructed and he
is at present engaged in experimenting the
works and in planning out the new play which
he has engaged TO write for the Vaudeville. One
is called upon to part with prejudice and
then in this world, and in making the acGuaint-
ance of M. Sardou during my present visit
to Nice l found myself constrained to lay
aside all my prejudice against the author
of Uncle Sam" The bright, genial courtesy
and the cordial frankness of the great
dramatist were as winning as they were unex-
pected, and forgave him on the spot for his
past misrepresentation of my countrywomen.
He is very peculiar looking-is the author OF
Theodore small and spare in figure, and alert
and bright-eyed as a lizard. The lower part of
his face has something of the fine antique mold
of the same portion of the countenance of Edwin
Booth. He spoke with enthusiastic delight of
two of the interpreters of his works, namely,
Sarah Bernhardt and the elder Coquen. He
told me that it was through Coquelin that
Lies Patres de Mouche" transferred to
the Coincide Franchise, as that great actor had
a strong desire to play the part Of Prosper, be-
lieving that he would achieve great success in
it,, aad the event proved that he was right in his
authorization
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ARABI pAsIIA IN EXILE.

The Views of the Ex-Egyptian General on
the mahdi and the Soudan Troubles.
ccyion Letter in Paris Gaulois.
Arabs pleasant place of. exile is situate about
two miles from Colombo. / arrived about 5
o'clock in the evening before high strong rail-
ing, inclosing park in which goats deer and
fawns played and gamboled. After long par
ley with an old Tamoul to gain admittance, l
succeeded, through the never-failing baksheesh.
IN making him go and bring me Arabs steward.
Who certainly would not have given me admit
snce had not spoken Arabic. We passed up
: sandy walk to house of modest appearance,
while the beasts of the park followed, gazing at
IS in astonishment. The house was formerly
tho residence of retired officer, and as we
drew near saw fat stout man
with the regulation Turkish fez, and
clad In Egyptian fashion, sitting cross.
legged on the veranda, inteEtly reading a
BOOK IL was Arab He paid no attention to
our approach, and did not even look IN from the
DOCK TIL one Of the young attendants all dressed
IN WHITE, went TO him, aud, after repeated ga.
iaa5ns, presented my card Arab cast a digdnin-
pi look at IT. like man who is bored by an i'm
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A LENrrN RECEPTION.
An Elegant Entertainment in Honor of
Mme. Mariscal.

Washington Special.
Mrs. j. W. Foster, wife Of our minister to
Spain, gave reception this afternoon in honor
of her friend Mime. Mariscal, wife of the Next
can Secretary of State in the Diaz Cabinet
Senior Mariscal married his wife in Washington
several years ago, when he was attache of the
legation here. She was Miss Laura Smith, whose
parents were from Baltimore although residing
here for a long time Since their marriage
Senior Mariscal has been minister to the United
| States, and was filing the post Of minister to
England at the time he was recalled by Presi-
dent Diaz to take charge Of Mexico's foreign
affairs. Senior Mariscal went to Mexico early IL
the winter, and Mme Marsca on her way from
London to Mexico. rests here as the guest of the
Mexican minister and Nine Romero Society
enjoyed the reunion during these lenten weeks.
Minister Fosters home presented most at
tractive scene. Mrs Foster received in toilet
of black velvet relieved with bands of iridescent
passemenLerie and sleeves and trimmings of
Honiton lace. Nine Mariscal stood at her right
a tall, superbly built woman, with great dignity
and elegance Of manner, strong features, with a
fine profile and masses of light golden hair Her
toilet of bronze satin, with petticoat of cloth
of gold, brocaded with brown velvet flowers
Her ornaments were double collar of pearls
large pendant OF diamonds, and solitaire ear
rings. Miss Mariscal wore pale blue crepe, com
bined with ruby velvet and the Misses Foster
toilets of white silk aud lace. Mrs. Foster was
assisted in receiving by Nine. Romero, who wore
pink satin combined with pink and black bro
blue silk, covered with black lace; Miss Nortahoff,
in blue satin and white NULL Miss Amy
NordhOff, in white cashmere and white plush;
by Miss Conely, Miss Lacy and Miss Scovlle.
These last named young ladies presided over
the tea and coffee urns in the dining room,
where dainty collation. was served Among
those present. were Mrs Thomas A.. Hendricks,
Senator and Mrs. Warner Miller, Miss Churchill
and Miss Coots. Senator and Mrs. Hawley. Sem
ator and Mrs. Harrison, ex-Seeretary McCulloch
and Mrs. Kaufman. Mrs. Frank Hatton. Mrs.
Teller, Mrs Frye, Mrs. Voorhees, Mrs. j. G.
Carlisle, Major and Mrs POWELL Major and Mrs
Stevenson, Mrs. Darwin r. James, Justice and
Mrs. Blatehford, Mrs Waite, the French, Span
ish, Chinese. Japanese. Brazilian, Venezuelan,
Belgian, German and Hawaiian minister's Nine.
de Struve, Miss Vest, Senior Roa, Mrs and Miss
Niles, General and Mrs Sheridan, Judge John
Davis, Justice Drake Mrs. and Miss Alley, Mrs.
Reynolds Mrs. r. r. Hit, Miss Blaine and
Judge aud Mrs. Ferris Senior Roa, secretary of
the Mexican legation here, has been promoted to
the. charge of the Mexican legation at Rome, and
will leave for Italy in a fortnight Senior Roa
leaves many friends here, who are congratu-
latirg him upon his rapid advance in the diplo-
matte service.
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An Effort to Reach Permanent Settlement
and Maintain Peace.

and Maintain Peace.
LONDON, March I4.-Gladstone's statements
III the Commons, last night, regarding the
Anglo Russian situation, have restored prices in
the stock market, and a general advance has
been caused In both home and foreign securities.
Russian securities advanced Il over yesterdays
closing prices.
The terms OF the arrangement with Russia
denounced by the Conservatives The Liberal
newspaper organs admit that the arrangement is
a virtual urrender to Russia of their frontier
demands Preparations for war, however, con-
Time most extensive scale, and enor-
nous transport feet is collecting in the Thames,
at Portsmouth and at Plymouth The size of
the fleet far exceeds any possible needs of the
Soudan campaign. The Woolwich arsenal
workshops have been hurredly enlarged by the
erection of temporary structures, and the work
men of the arsenal are on double time.
Sir Peter Lumsden, the British commissioner
of the Afghan frontier line, has again changed
his camp, and has located himself at Serabut,. on
the Persian side of the Herr Rood. Sir Peters
present position is at the rear of the Russian ad-
vaneed outposts. AS Russia claims that these
ouiposts are inside the boundary limo claimed
by Russia, Sir Peters position is made g subject
( oIllcidl representation 10 inc bHbISh govern
le1rt.
Baron De Staal, the Cars ambassador, to Eng
nd, has asked the British government to order
.ufasdens camp moved within the undisputed
sfaehan territory, but this request has been re-
used and Sir Peter requested to keeph present
position and maintan communication with the
Afehans at Rohat Pass.
On Recommendation of tire Viceruy of India.
large grants have been accorded from the Indian
Treasury TO Abdurahman Ameer of Afghauisiau,
no of lafa ttfn fpvts
in his Territory, and particularly those of Herat.
These works of repair will be done under the
supervision of English engineers, and the adj
ditional guns needed by tire fortiicationS in
Afshauistan TO be supplied from Woelwich.
Tie journal de st. Petersburg says ''Tife
negotiations between Russia and England still
continue and are conducted with firm desire
t0 avoid collision. and upon n profound cenvic-
ton that it is to the interest of both countries to
reach solid settlement of the present dispute. "
The ST Petersburg Ieitung says the Afghan
boundary question is not European question,
bat purely a local affair. General Komaroff. in
cominpnd of the Russian troops, has been strict
ly ordered TO abstain from all aggressive move
Trents, and Co exert his influences upon the Ger
mans rs far as possible, with view to
preventing collision with the Afghans Recent
reports Of further Russian advances are in
correct.
French newspapers describe the announcement
made by Mr.. Gladstone in the Commons of the
agreement with Russia, as England eating
humble pie"
The Paris Gaulos says the Gear has assured
Emperor William that the Afghan question has
never threatened the peace of Europe.
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Virginia (Nev.) Enterprise.
Sunday, while John capura was eating his
dinner, he proceeded to fill his plate from a large
tureen of broth and stew In doing so he lifted
out a section of steers jaw, and dropped to his
seat, paralyzing the rest of the boarders with
the exclamation: Jerusalem, boys! Eve struck
a bonanza in the soup-bowl" He lifted out the
jaw, aud it was seen that the teeth were appar-
emily coated with gold, some very thickly others
carrying only film The balance of the Jaw
was speedily fished out, and both pieces are now
on exhibition.
The animal contributing this curious freak in
dentistry was four-year-old steer, born and
raised on the Lagomarsino ranch on the Truekee
river. 1t has been fed and watered exclusively
at the ranch, at pond twelve feet in diameter
dug out of the hard marty, ferrinaceous cement
and in summer at the river bank No traces of
gold can be seen around the locality, and even
were they plentiful the freak would still be an
anomaly