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Physieisns Disseminating Il.
rrRox THE BUFFALO IN. ~ NEWS.


Nothing better illustrates the wisdom of
nature than do the food products of different
countries. each meeting the personal require
ments of the nature race. In the Arctic re-
xions 4 heat producing diet is of course needed.
and this is supplied by the Seal, the Cod and
other fish. without conaidering that the same
conditions do not exist elsewhere ana simply
noticing that an Esquimaux will get fat upon
blnbber or q Norwegian upon Cod men have
agreed that Cod Liver Oil would restore any
waste going on in the physical system and it
has Sa ny ans medical
that this Oil has no nutritive power and that
besides having this negative character the
accumulation Of fatty matter which follows it's
use deranges the alimentary canal. Any Kind
Of oil is trying to the stomach even when the
system is In healthy condition, and how
are weak and are dosed with something OF the
most unpalatable character. The quantity Of
Sd excess 10 De
ton and absorption and INJURIOUS results naf1r.
ally follow: In fact We would hear OF more cases
Liver Oil were it not that in order to be able to
swallow 1t, the patient mixes 1t with whiskey
and the alcohol thus taken to a certain extent
neutralizes the evil done by the Oil. IL is fact
laid down by all chemists and scientists that
nothing will restore q disordered system or pro.
mote digestion which has been impaired,
quicker or more effectively than alcohol and as
this is what medical men aim at i'm their treat.
ment of the sick, it follows that they are now
largely prescribing SIMPLY q pure whfskey and
disseminating the use OF Cod Liver Oil entirely.
None of these so-called Cod Liver Oils pretend
to have more than SO per cent, and some of it
only 20 per cent OF pure oil, and some of it is
Shark Oil, which has been tried and has been
found to have no remedial effects: in fact. it is
found more injurious than the Cod Oil Two
ounces alcohol contains more nutriment than
Is found In twelve ounces OF lean meat besides
it is the only medicinal article that enters the
blood direct without requiring any digestive
effort on the part of the stomach, while Cod
Liver Oil. as stated is SO indigestible aus to ne
cessitate the employment OF other agents to aid
It's assimilation, and, as a consequence, leaves
is always weak, in a weaker condition than
ever. We would advise our readers to try whis-
key alone for while, being careful, however,
fusil oil and made from malt, which latter is
the only whiSkey which combines food quality
with StiInulant.
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Sarah Althea.s LAWYER.

From the San FranciscO Call.
To Gull reporter yesterday Mr.. Tyler coun.
sci for Sarah Althea, said I'VE will probably
not do anything very important for q couple Of
weeks, and perhaps q month. as we are en-
gagged in studying up the law. We will then
probably go into the probate court-if Mr..
Sharons attorneys do not do so--and ask to
have an administrator appointed to take charge
OF ana ascertain the amount Of the common
property"
linen you think the decree rendered by
Judge sullivan is final?"
"Ies, sir; most emphatically. I think we
have the best Of the controversy as it now
stands"
HOY does The question of appeal from that
II take the position that no appeal lies The
Judgment roll is all in favor, and ii an ap-
pealed from, but an appeal could only be taken
from the Judgment rendered on points of law :"
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South Carolina Legislature.

SOME OF THE SUBJECTS WHICH WILL CLAIM
ITS ATTENTION.
The South Carolina legislature met in regular
session yesterday. A dispatch from Columbia
says: 1t IS expected that there will be some i'm
portant legislation. Six circuit judges and one
supreme court judge will be elected. The trial
Justice system will be renodelled. The obnox-
ioas lien law, which has i'm poverished the aeri-
cultural classes, will propably be repealed The
raliroad commission, which has proved not
only useless. but really mischievOus institu-
ton, will be abolished. 1t is thought the oppo-
nents of education will seek to overthrow the
south Carolina college aud the Charleston Cita-
communistic scheme. A lsumber OF important
measures were land over from last session It
Is calculated that the session will last thirty
days ut least.
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Judge ROuleau's Threat.
SAID To HAVE DECLARED THAT HE WOULD Sc.
ALL REREIS To THE C. AI1o1Us

ALL REBELS To THE GALLOwS.
1t was reported in Ottawa, Ont, yesterday
that representations have been made to the
government respecting the conduct of stipend
larry Magistrate Rouleau, o. the BattlefOrd dis.
trici, which NAV cause pOstpOnement OF the
execution of the eight Indians sentenced TO
lie hanged at bat tletord on Friday next
He is reported TO have threatened that
every Indian and half-breeG rebel brought
before him after the in>urrection was sup
pressed would be sent TO the gallows. if possible.
In view of all the circumstances. and partic,,-
iarly AS Judge Eouleau was heavy loser pe-
cuniarily, by the Indian outbreak at BattlefOrd
ii is contended that he should not have been
allowed 10 preside at the trials OF the prisoners.
\ memorial has been received by the depart
meut Of justice asking that the matter be in
ypstigatet
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LANSBURGH & BRO,
420-422-424-426 SEVENTH STREET.
n21
LYoss Silks AND VELvErs

SEATON PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY d BROTHER.)
INVITES AN INSPECTION OF HIS SUPERB
AND VELVETS
BI4AGk AND cOLORED FAILLE FRANCHISE,
PROM 81. -, To $50.
SATIN DUtHfSSE MUSCOVITES, VELOUTINFS
AND Ri DAM rs IN BLACK AND LII COL
OkS. FOR STREET AND HOUSE WEAR
NOV ELITES IN FAlLLE FRANCHISE AND
FRlSE VELVET COMBINED PE>TES WITH
SA: ii rs To NJ ATtH.
ELEGANTTW0-rONEBR OCA DED AND BEADED
VELXEIS FOR DRESS FRONTS AND PANELS
bon NETS, P)NStlSS AND S,'HRoFDERS
BLACK CACHEMIRE SILKS RANGING FROM
Lyoxs ?. re SILK vELvErs, FROM 20 TO %
INCHES WIDE. IN BLACK AND COLORS
RANGING FROM $500 TO $500.
BLACK AND tOLORED TRIMMING VELVETS
NONPAKlEi. Willy EiEENS AND CORDUROYS
4 Ii. THE LATEST Sly LES AND COI.ORI Mis-
IN lNPORrt.D ALL WOOL. DRESS FABRICS.
CHEvIOTS BISON CLOTHS, BOUCLElS AND
HuMESpU NJ.
NEW PARIS AND BERLIN WRAPS JACKETS
NEWMARKETS. CIRCULARS AND JERSEYS
SEAL PLUSH SA(QCES FROM $50 TO $50
FL SP.It ! AL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAY
I'M ENEN.N ING GOODS BY GASIIGHT.
~ PLAIN FIG RES AN CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING.
Penn. Avenue, corner 9th street.
Established 1s4O NIL
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Our stock OF Cloaks for Ladies' Misses, and Children
Is unsurpassed by any retail house tue country and
Our stock Of Blankets Com orts and Rea-s,,..,s l.
as ThG On peer in variety and quantity and
Our Dress Trimming department is replete with the
rmmnys Beaded In sae asa,ne g
Our Flannel Underwear department is stocked with
astock OF goods from the cheapest to eraTe 81 nh
e1sslsncs - to De pride TO large esinbshmeni
siery Company and Norfolk ana New BRUNSWICK I'm
Canefs s Hair and all grades of Red Flannel Some
OF the finest makes Lille ami Baibrisgah and nm as
Our i.ades Cotton Underwear dena,,msn, e ~,
the largest in the city In it can be found
It al times what lady needs at such prices as are
IN on. Corset department. keep all cheap and
ceses in all the d ss s 81 de finest
Sn n % aho M 'na' department We have jus, what
,. Our stock Of Table Linens; Napkins, Towels and
partnent absolutely complete. WIS -"
, we haHd!e large stock Of Table Damask made at
OUR oWiforder, and we can therefore show Won some
Sa we Pave u ih,s stock Initial Napkins,
Crashes for ordinary Stair Crash Linen Sheet
ANY article Ia our Domestic depart ent il always
We can show yon a line of Felt and Plush Tides
displayed These goods sTe SO Gu nch
used now in embellsiiins households. '' ->-
In our Glove department. tof either ladies' Cen
tlemen or Children we have Gloves for warmth for
ear
Dur dents Furnishing department contains everv-
thing gentleman has any need Of from Collar R,ir
ton up. ~
Our stock of Hdkfs embraces all kinds all colors
~ qualities IN siaer Linen OF Silk, for either Lady
Intloth and Pushes for making up Coats we know
OF nothing that Is included in This large denarr.
ment that ought to be there.
Our Hosiery stock comprises Cotton Lisle Cash
able variety.
Our last Invoice of Lace Curtaining made that de-
partment
"TIIE LACE CURTAIN DEPARTMENT OF THE
TOWN
In Fiannels we know Of nothing lacking
In ShaWls. we have Tie finest and largest stock
Our display in these include every known design in
cheap and imported goods, and on if our space yas
not exhausted we could keep saving col1nenda-
pie ana truthful ings of many more departments:
but we will wait until you see for Yourself
AND ABOVE ALL, WE ARE
STRICTLY AND ABSOLUTELY
ONEPRICE
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q ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN NEw loEK AND HAWKE
Company Pier. No AZ North River foot of Nor
ton street, New York.
~. Laurent. de Jousselin. Wednesday Dec. y d. m
Canada, de k.rsaOiec Wednesday. ice. -, a m.
Labrador, Perier d dauterive, "Wednesday, Dec. 16
noon.
~. German. Trauh Wednesday, Dec 23, @ a I'M.
Cheeks payable On sight in amounts suit the
81 \. Agent No. q Bowling Green, New York.
MesSrs BELL CO, Agents ior the district of Co
MS Washington. d. C.
GUN ARD LINE.
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE
THE CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LINZ
TIED. BETWEEN NEW ORR AND LIVER
pool, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 40. n. H.. NEW YORK
UMRRIA.-.....Sat Dec. sERvIA.......--at. Jan. :,
ACEANIA,..Sat.I lee IL GAIIIA---....--Sat.J Jan. -
FL RI RIA....-Sat Dec. 10 ArRANIA-....->at Jan 16
AND EVERY SATURDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATE OF PASSAGE-Iabin- Stjti. $50 and $lUO,
according tn accommodations. intermediate passage,
$50.
Steerage very low rates Steerage tickets TO and
from Liverpool and Queenstown and ali other parts
Europe AT lowest Rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow,
HaEre. Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports
For fri light and lassage apply at the company
ofhce No Bowling trreen, both Steerage nd Cabin
TO OTIS BlGELoW d Co, COS eth street, Washing
ton, ID. &.
VERNON III. BROWN & CO., New York
Messrs. OTIS RIGi.LDw a. 90,
NIB 6U5 eth street. Washington
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Ups and Downs OF Oildon.

fIOfh the braGfOrd tfAy Era
In 1881, at the breaking out of the Allegheny
Oil field, one Jim Parker struck Richburg with
scarcely penny about his clothes A week
later found him worth 81 {, 900. He had bought
good lease and disposed of it, doing the BUSH
ness with 50, which sum he borrowed. He went
through with the $4,000 in a comparatively
brief time, however, and for the past three
years has "buffeted from pillar to post as the
old saying goes. Last week, however, he made
another raise He landed in Kinzua few
weeks ago, and by some means procured q
lease. He then let the drilling of u well by con-
tract IL is said he slept i'll the derrick and ate
MS meals from the dril ers' pals till last week
he sold out realizing SIS, 900 clear money.
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DurrYs PunE
Mar WHISKY.
FOR MEDICINAL USE

FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO FUSEL OIL.
ABSOLUTELY PURE AND uNADULTERATED
IN Use IN
HOSPITALS,
CURATIVE INSTITUTIONS
INFIRMARIES,
AND PREscRIPED BY
PHYSICIANS EVERYWHERE
CURES
CONSUMPTION,
HEMoRRHAaEs.
AND ALL WASTING DISEASES
HABTTUAL DRUNKENNESS,
INEBRIETY.
DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION,
MALARIA,
THE ONLY
Pure Sr1Mu1Asr
FOR
THE SICK, INvALIDS,
coNvALEsCING PATIENTS,
AGED PEOPLE.
WEAK AND DEBILITATED WOMEN
We have had prepared especially for us by a
great German scientist. unfailing formula
which Is sure and positive cure for COnsump-
ton, and which can be prepared by any family
housekeeper traw beefsteak and our Pure Malt
"hshS} ueLiB OF the lSre0ientSl This for
mula will be sent under the seal of our COM
pany TO any person afflicted with CONSUMPTION
and using our Whiskey, free of Charge, upon
receipt Of 3 twocent stamp. By the use of
this formula. hundreds Of supposed incurable
consumptives have been restored to health.
and in all cases where It has been used it has
increased the weight on average at least
ten pounds in month This result is guar
anteed where 1t Is used regularly
Two ounces Of alcohol contain more nutri-
ment than ten ounces Of meat. 1t is the only
thing that enters the blood vessels without
effort On the part Of the stomach. 1t is there
fore peculiarly fitted for the weak and uebili-
tated.
For sale by dealers and druggists everywhere.
Persons east Of the Rocky Mountains unable
to procure it from their dealers can have half
dozen sent In plain case, unmarked, express
charges prepaid. by RENTING six dollars to
The Duffy Malt Whisky Co.,
Baltimore, Md
Aupe7soss using Du6ys Pure Malt Whisky
are inpitcd to acdu themselves Of tie services Of
our Medical Star, at all times free Of char0e
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FRANCE AND HER ToNoUIN ENTEHpRIsE-1p
committee. consisting Ut ten menibers oS al
rlght ana twenty-:hree members OF the LETT
Gas eiecteo 20 examine the TonQuin credits
'.vor OF The evacuation OF Tonquin and sever
are In FAVOR OF the limited occupation, M
lister OF public instruction, addressed the chm ~,
Der. They declared that the government wou;d
not consent TO the evacuation OF Tonqutn: the
honor Of France was involved The enfernriso
must be carried to u successful issue.
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UsE CoKE
1T Is THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
FOR GENERATING STEAM
FOR COOKING PURPOSES
FOR HEATING BY FURNACE
FOR HEATING BY LATRoBE
FOR OPEN CRATES
1T IS EASILY IGNITED.
IT MAKES A QUICK HOT FIRE
1T DOES NOT BURN OUT THE CRATE
1T IS ECONOMICAL
1T WILL PAY TO TRY IT.
FOR SALE BY THE
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY
40 Bushels. crushed, 1870.
70 Bushels, crushed, s. So
40 Bushels not crushed, $3.50
25 Bushels, crushed 5000
Delivered to any part of Washington or George:
town. W. GOD
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.PEC1AL BARGAINS IN UNDERWEAR.

SPECIAL BARGAINS IN UNDERWEAR
Genuine Camels' Hair Undershirts. 81. 62la reduced
from " Genuine Camels' Hair Drawers, 81 .02la,
reduced nom 81 Genuine Camels' Hair Socks Ic
per pair, reduced from 5Oc. Fleece Wool Under
shirts ana Drawers, 81 so each, reduced from So
Red Flannel tMedcatedj Underwear at prices To a.
tont sa You: good Merino undershirt, nicely
n6de, only 0Oc. Extra Heavy Canton Flannel
DraM.rs 40 different Sizes, 5Uc per pair; cheap
AZ IOc. our comfort Shirt tReinfOrced). The
Cd favorilr only Sac a good Unfinished Shirt
for 5Oc each, at the ~
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY
MO 1902 + STREET NORTHWEST
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A SAILOR JUMPED OvERBoARD.-Thes shin
Malta. which was rebuilt from an old steamer
went ashore at Ocean Beach, N. J., yesterday
One sailor jumped overheard aud was drowned
but the other members OF the crew-33 in
number-were brought ashore by the life-sav.
ing crew ~ 49,
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DRY GOODS.
DArIr AnRvAL Or Nrw Goops
= IN ALL DEPARTMENTS

~ UAN SIOw sOMErHING NEW IN ANY
DEPARTAENT ANY DAY. WE ALWAYsLooK
OUT fU -, IRE e1.1 LATEsT PRODUCTIONS AT REA.
WE CAN GIVE You THE MOST Mnnrpr
PRICES, AND A GREAT QUANTITY OF ORR
GOODS ARE OUR OWN IMPoRrATIoN
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1,Z1O Prizes. amounting tO. croc 80
10 me ONCE OF the Company in New orlesns aoe onty
sdd9e.s Er of NesTH write clearly, giving full
O New 1o,k Exehange Ia ordinary ieye, oEosfs
expcnse) ad0resse0 @ao upwards " our
NJ A. DAUPHIN
New Orleans In
Make 2. O Money Orders payable and ....
bte1ed Letters sAao ADDRESS ReGs
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANx
n, New OPleana L.
LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK
STATE NATIONAL. n New Orleans, La
oERMANrA NAryo, New Orleans Ia
ecl4~wds NJ 1ANk.
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is in session az Dnnville, W. T. Keeling. efmnS
counsellor, presiding. The number al sniras
dinste lodges II reported to be at.
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WOOD AND COAL.

q FORGE CHEVELING, WOOD AND COAL
VI Dealer. Office and Yard. 1o22 .6h St NV. foot
18th 1t. Pine Wood 81 Oak Wood. IS: Hickory Wood
-: sawed, Pine. 81: Oak 81: Hickory, SS.JU God
al reduced price 10 dealers. Telephone connection
all parts OF the city. sely-;im
I INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CLOSE CASH
Il Buyers TO my large and superior stock of Lumber
GOD and Coal, WHICH selling al very low prices
Tor cash
JOHN MILLER.
Offices: 1920 14th street northwest, Ar street and
MsrS Land avenue southwest.
Main Depot and NJ South Capitol and sts au:3l -Stu
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aHE Ew CoIFFUREs.-A great change. SO Us
LII H.e Dealers association, OF New York ci "
ions. Fashionable ladies. tired OF the him
sVea, are gradually wearing the Catogar, 4
IRA Trla n wavy enrls low on the neck. worn by |
&s - Indon and Partisan ladies last winter |
Iron coifures are Worn il poInpaGOur style
The back hair for daily wear Is dressed Ia Cato /
gan BRAID about two inches from nape OF snt ,
neck, looped up, and figure eight made
Way tresses on the crown close to the fron..
curls. Loop shell pins essential to dress the.
hair IN loops For evening wear the hair i
dressed In duny curls in front, ponpadou
style, and the back hair In sayy loops not 10,
large, but long, ending in two three graceful
~avy curis falling on the neck. Fancy pins i, 1.
gold and silver, STUDDED with briilttnts on.
rhinestone. are much in vogue Tor ornaments
featner puffS for B.agronS and flowers for youns
ladies. Front coirC:reS connected with "A Cato
forlorn danseis with >horn locks who ar.t
anxious 10 recover their fashionable appear 81
Ladies who have sprinklfns OF gray hav. ;,
mont coifiures and chignuns made quite gray
and have them dressed in the latest style
A HCDsoN RIVER NoxsrRcsiry.-A dis
Patch from Kingston, y. y, To The New rors
aerdtd says: James Peii$, old Kins sts4
Point fisherman. captured with :. net ia "a
Hudson last Saturday "a rlonstrnsity ..hEt.
measures a foot and a Ealfin length. II I.l
four feet, with tour toss each. and :. nah i
plainly descernible on toe. The segs ;sr,
shaped Ike those OF an all gator while ~ he:.,
10 Ike that OF a copperIe al shake with :II
sharp rows of teeth aid small eyes Their.
are four maroon-coiorsa gills on each side O
DARK mouse color covered with brown SPOTS th
belly /, pure white ard Ihe tail long =, nd mar
row, tapering 10 a point. Z, was u rap n swim
mer. Old fisherman unable to give II
name. Hundreds of peoj de examined III while.
on exhibition here today
KILLED WHILE HUNT1NG.-A tele, ram from,
New orleans, Nov. ssj. >siys: At II Sc ociocS
this morning an accident occurred a the north
shore of Lake Pontchartrssin by wl zen n young
man named Chas. Lennahan lost fs life. Mr.
Lennahau was duck-huntinci expedition
with party of friends and had Inferred i. pir-
ogue- In striving to arrange the runs so a not
20 incommode his friends In ent Erin. tie boat
ne seized hold of the muZzle o, &. his own gun.
which was loaded. and common ced drawing IL
toward him. The hammers iught one CT
the thwaIts Of the boat and the barrels were ex-
pioded, the changes of shot EN- tering his RICH;
sioe, innicting fatal wounds. Everything was
oOne 10 alleviate his sufferings,, but hours
&terward, At noon, he died. Mr.. Lennahaa
was native of Boston, Mass !
semuel E Etktns, aged a. years, committed
suicide In New York yeste tdsy by taking
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GRocERIns Omar FoR CAsH.
NEW YORK BGGkW WHEAT, &c per To-; PURE
WHITE CLOVER HONEY. in aclh. crates. BE-. per
crate: a full line OF selected FAMILY GROCERIES.
Also POTATOES. APPLES and On IONS. Fine large
RED CAPE COD CRANBt RH ilS loo. per quart.
CREAM EsRH BUTTER specially. Goods delivered
Tree. All Goods at wholesale prizes. for cash.
PO0s.E. BROOKE & CO.
oc22 944 Louisiana avenue
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WE HAVE A WONDERFULLY LARGE As.
6ORIMhNT, AND THAT ASSORTMENT Is
VARIED. ~
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Divorced While She Was Hunting fc =.
the COurf.rOOsn

The N Y Sim Nov. oath says: "AIbs ,rt
Sshfon' Al his suit lot an aosoiute divorce fl bm
.is "iIe, RANGES 10 "hoIn ne was married | in
'one' 1901, eharseo ehat eight months fter-
Waru' ON ms return from the south, he ound
she had been living at 419 west Both street
VIII man named Neison. Inc case wa tried
TSes.efoaS IA tms superior court, before Judge
tIuaS, ScnIou ; couhsei was prese' II, but
S.aneS no Nitnessts. MIS-. Schroii, VINO n ID been
MINIMIZING tiFoush tue courthouse found
a1 ngt i. case Ni.s on tfiai just as ihe jury
e<s "a , WIN reruiSt against her ST assert
Su seHein emily thtIi the evidence she gas told
LIZ. iau oeeiL even was untrue, ana COZ planned
ZIG. ~ htu oeeH gwen ner 10 ling 1er
Mlsuesses. She Protested iouuiy as q INST the
verdict, and was conducted from b G ce,alrt.
rOOn.'
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l RlscE u WurrELY, e.
STOCK BROKERS
"a BROADWAY.
1SG Fifth avenue. VIC" iofh
$50 18th street (Iorcor.ln Buildng), Washington
PRIVATE STOCK iEI4fiGRAP wIRsIS
BETWEEN
WASHINGT0N, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &c
GENERAL PARTNERS.
JAMES WHITLEY, H ERuGER OAKLEY
MAYNARD Z. EYRE
HENRY Ii. poDsE, Washington, d. c.
WILLIAM K TEAvERs, Special Partner
Buy and sell on commission ali classes vi Railway
Securities.
IL II. DODGE Resident Partner
Quotations ofStocks and Bonds and information re-
gHrding the markets received through wires in
stsutiy, direct from the New York stock Exchange.
4 Ii orders executed and reported promptly. iel
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BLoODHoUNDS TRACKING AN ASS AsstN-
Additional particulars OF the double nou licide.at
Boston: Bowie county Ark have be en- I eceiy pd
while Ritter Barefield and his n'Till lam fhe
victims. were returning home fropa TEE xarka n.
with at least s. 900 in cash, the proc.s DIS of !,
cotton sale, they were fired upon frx,Ir, amin sh
and instantly killed. The father was Iitera, n
I1odled with buck shot and the son va 5 Kill I'd
by ball from Z, Winchester rite tInIJ 81 Nh
were found IN the dead mems pocsS s. IL is
now learned that lobe Bareneld the .s,lDpos III
murderer. was not captured as was RI ,porIed ma
Saturday night B.oodhounds folio ayet, nv g,
posse OF citizens are ON his trail Tbe1 murder p-
tured. =" y
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WE HAVE SHADES AND DESIGNS I'M nprss
GOODS. SILKS AND VELvETs, UNKNoWN To
OTHER HOUSES. Az