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An English Ghost Story

London Letter In Philadelphia Telegraph
Lady Hoby Is again said to be hauntino Ris
ham abbey, and is causing no little sensation.
She was the wife of the English ambassafi,r IN
the coure OF France in 1866. The abbey is the
most historic religious house In Berkshire. and
in one of the apartments is a peculiar painting
representing the lady with a very white face
and hands, dressed In the Golf, weeds and vim
pie then allowed to a baronet's lady. In this
identical dress, 1t Is most strongly averred. she
has been frequently seen in one Of the hefirrcms
OF the abbey with j., "a ssef.supportlng basin NOV.
ing to wash her hands, but the most remarL ~
BILE part of the story is that the so-caled annari
ton always appears in the Negative VIZ. tha
black part white tea and d. The white black The
cent villagers, is that she beat her son V;iIia,r
to death because he could not write withnnt
making blots; and singular part Of the tale IL
that short time ago, In altering the shutters Of
the dining room, great number of chiiSra,.s
copy books OF the time of Queen Elizaheth ,so,o
discovered pushed between the ioists Of tpe
door, some of which answered exactly tn the
tale as II the child could not write single
line without making blot. Neither the do
nestics At the abbey nor the adjacent v,s1o
gers will hear one word against the narrative.
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Changes in the Offices.

Robert l.. LeatherwOod, of Charleston. N. c..
has been appointed Indian agent for the east
ern Cherokees in North Caroline, vice Julius S.
. Holmes, resigned.
Changes in the ge neral land Offices Promo
tion--Mrs. Emily w. Neyland, of Texas, 81. 200
to 81 400. ResignatOns-William G. Nolen,
s 400, and Miss Rachel A. Delt 81 900
The following have been dismissed from the
Patent office: Luther w. Hiohox, of Missouri. a
skilled laborer at S-2O; Miss Alice W,rdemann,
New jersey, q 81 200 clerk; Mrs Caroline RO.
senbush, OF OHIO, n model attendant, at $3.50,
and Miss F. f. Hewlett. ofthe District. q 81 900
clerk.
The following fourth class postmasters have
been appointed in Virginia.: Louis A. Martin,
Camp Creek, Floyd county, and Amanius
SwartZ, Cross Keys, Rockingham county,
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Outraged and Stabbed.
A PRETTY CINCINNATI GIRL FOUND On


A PRETTY CINCINNATI GIRL FOUND UNCON-
SCIOUS IN THE STREET.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, Dec. 14.-Last night off,
GERS found Kate K. Delaney, aged sixteen
years, pretty working girl, lying on the
pavement near her home, 334 East :sdstreet, I'M
conscious and bleeding from a severe wound
in the neck. When restored to consciousness
living next door, had enticed her into his house
under the pretence of showing some pictures
and then outraged her. On her threatening TO
tell her mother, he wrapped towel around her
head and cut her in the neck with some sharp
instrument. She then lost consciousness.
Jones was arrested later. He denies the charge
The girl is in a dangerous condition.
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SNOBBISH LONDON SNEERS AT THEM
ar. Pr writes to THE STAR making some
weli-deserved structures upon the snobbish
English spirit of slurring the character of the
Parnei members of parliament, conveyed in
u London dispatch TO THE STAB of Saturday.
ar. Pr says in reference to the matter:
''Cour tless thousands in America know ALL
about that patriotic band OF carpenters, SC. &C,
but it will surprise the distinguished +. D. Sui
Ivan, NJ. p. and lord mayor-elect of Dublin, ana
his patriotic and able brother MIR Donal SuIli-
van, the proprietor and editor and the mana
ger, respectively. of the grand old Dublin Ma
tion) that Mr.. Parnell had elected his manager
and reporter ON the Dublin Nation new spaper!'
All the Irish nationalists elected are devoted
to the cause of Irish freedom, and therefore,
true to the Irish leader"
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Baltimore Narke tS.

BALTIMORE, Mp. December 14.-Virginia skies.
deferred, lOl2 do consolidated 81 paSt-d coupons,
6Oi2 do threes. ii; North Carolina old Is
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. MD, December 14-Cotton lower
middllng, 9l. Flour steady and dull-Howard street
and western super. Z6Aa3 90: do. extra. 325a4 90:
do family, 4.2Ja4 70: city mills super. 250s3t0;
do extra 35jai 10; do. Rio brands, 4.15a5.OG Pa-
tapsco family, 565; do superill>e patent, 900.
heatsouthern easy and quiet; western lower, clos
ing dull: southern red. 33a95 do. amber. 9Sa1 90:
No Maryland, 94a94as; No. = western winter red.
spot, s6ass, fresh: January, sSl4aSSla February,
9la9l4s Corn-aouthern steady; western lower and
quiet southern white. 45la46i do yellow. 43i
western mixed. spot, 46a46l.: december, 46a46ls;
January, 4osa4 So, February, 45s4at5As; steamer,
4l%lal3. Oats firm. with better inQuiry-southern,
3oa4G western white, 3Sa4o: do. mixed, 35a57 I;
prime 10 choice western l3.OUa 1850. Provisions
lower and quiet NJ ess pork. 1925. Bulk meats
shoulders and clear RIB sides, packed 4a4a6 Bacon
shoulders clear RIB SIDES tai: hams, l iAall L.
Lard-retined, Il. Butter higher and firm for choice
steady, 25a26; lined, 1aa2n Petroleum nominaliy
sieady-retined, 7l2a13e Coffee duli-Rio cargoes,
ordinary To fair, ~ aSLc Sugar frln-A soft, ia:
copper refined firm, 1olsalOli. Whisky steady and
quiet, 1.igaI.2 FreghLs To Liverpool per steamer
steady. with more iLq lirycotton 7-52d flour, Is.
grain, 4a.od. Receipts-hOur. 2.127 barrels wheat,
5000 bushels; corn, I4SUOO bushels; oats. 1000
bushels rye 100 bushels. Shipments-four, I,5lS
barrels. SaleS-whelt 465 O00bushels; corn 100 900
bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL, December IA. 100 A. m-Wheat
opened weak and broke OIL, with only slight fiuctua-
tons Oils for May. 1ss lower than the close
saturday. The offerings were large. and the fee ing
one of depression Influenced somewhat by the break
in the stock market. Corn weak-year :}33a Oats u,
lower. Pork 1Uc. lower. Lard DC. lower.
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The Late Lady Role.
AN ENGLISH WOMAN WHO RFsEMBLED TT
& A CIiI-

AN ENGLISH WOMAN WHO RFsEMBLED THE
GREAT SARAH CHURCHILL.
From London Truth.
Lady Role was a remark able woman. and q =
though she could not be described as tres 0raade
dame in the sense in which the phrase was
applied to Lady Palmerston, Lady Viii
loughby or Lady Cowper, yet she was
certainly the last of the 'old nobility
for she had all the magnificent ideas of a Lord
Monmouth, or Lady Kew, or a Lord Ring
wood. She always lived i'm great state kept an
immense establishment and was extremely hos
pltabe. She was very naughty and i'm periouS,
and never forgave anybody who offended or
thwarted her. but she was exceedingly chart
table, and few people have given away more
money; and she devoted large sums to
pensioning and assisting deserving persons who
were past work. She lived constantly at Bictou
her place in Devonshre "a veri;able Arc.,ui,. J,
and will be much regretted in the neighboi-
hood. except by the slip-sIOp gentry tor whom
she entertained a contempt which she was at no
pains 10 disguise and whom she always ignored.
Lady Role was one of the most munifcent ben
efactors Of the Church of England, Ior in addi-
ton to her gift of $40. 900 TO the Truro Bishop
ric, she expeded quite 100000 in church and
school buildings and restorations. She was
always ready to contribute handsomely to
election funds and any other political organZa-
ton in promotion of the "gOOd cauSc." She
was very shrewd and acute. but her manner
and conversation were somewhat blunt and
cauStic Lady Role was only ill FOR forty-eight
hours, and to the last she preserved her facul-
ties and took II keen interest i'm all public con-
Germs and passing events and transacted all her
business matters, for in her capacity for
affairs 1t might have been said of her what
Frederick the Great said Of his sister, that she
was in sex a woman, but In mind man. Lady
Role was rare example OF human prosperity,
and she was as fortunate in death as in life, for
having lived to a great age she died without
mental decay nor bodily suffering.
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Washington stock EXCHANGE.

The following changes from Saturdays quotations
on the Woshngt on stock Exchange are noted to-day:
d. G. per imp IS. 1891. coin. ID bid I153. ask ed.
5fyear fund. 565s, 1924 currency, 1853 bid IL II.
asked 2o-year fili Is 1892 CON- l5i2 bid. II !
asked 30year fund, Us, 1902. coin, 12.,la bid II 1
asked. Metropolitan K r. stock. 1914 bid 1885
asked. North capitol and Street K. r., AZ bid,
SOL asked Anacostia r. r.. Ia bid, 1919 asked.
Washington ); bid, 3SLe asked. Georgetown Gas,
40 bid Firemens ms. 42l2 asked. Corcoran ms. 80
I3ob,d Potomac ms, 4S1l bid. RIGS ms, ills bid,
asked. Washington Market stock, IL bid. Wash
surance, 1904 hd, LOO ASKED Penn Tel. Co., ; q
asked Chesapeake and Pot. Tel Co. 20 asked L. ).
so bi,i. 80 asked. W. L. l.. second mort, so asked
Nat Safe Deposit Co.. lO2 bid.
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Capitol Topics.

CONSOLIDATION OF THE SCIENTIFIC BUREAUS.
The Joint committee to inquire into the expe-
diency OF consolidating the scientific bureaus
to-day examined Prof. E. T. Mendenhall, the
chief electrician of the signal service, and Mr..
Larner, formerly sergeant in the service The
line of examination elected both facts and
opinions. The witnesses were questioned as to
the present organization and conduct of the
signal service, and as to whetheror not it might
not be better managed under civil administra-
ton. The committee will meet again next
Wednesday.
THE KELLEY CORRESPONDENCE.
At 2:20 o'clock this afternoon the Senate
doors were reopened after an executive session,
and a message was received from the Presi-
dent transmitting the Kelley correspondence,
recently cal! cd for by Mr. Vests resolution. IL
was ordered printed and to lie on the table.
THE MILITARY COMMITTEE OF THE SENATE.
On motion of Mr.. Logan in the Senate to-day,
the membership of the military committee OF
the Senate was increased from to 10, and the
chair appointed Mfr. Henderson to the new
place.
THE JOINT RULES.
Mr.. Frye, from the committee on rules, re-
ported favorably in the Senate to-day joint
resolution providing code of joint rules for
the two houses. which was placed on the cal
endar. Mr.. Frye gave notice that he would
call it up tomorrow.
session by Mr.. Frye, except that the proposed
joint rule 10, relating to intoxicating liquors, is
struck Outl
James W; Downing has been appointed q
page in the House and Arthur kagaiy has been
appointed folder.
Representative Morrison will offer @ resolu-
ton in the House tomorrow providing that
when the House adjourns on Tuesday. the 22d
i1oe TO meet again on the 9Th Of january.
CONVICTION OF FALSELY ASSUMING TO BE A
GOvERNMENT OFFICER.-Louis w. Lyle, OF
Crittenden county, KY, has been convicted in
the United States district court, district of In
diana, of violation Of an act Of Congress, APP
proved April 18th, 1854, in falsely representing
himself to be special examiner of the Pension
bureau, and sentenced to eighteen months in
the Indiana state prison, and to pay fine of
SO and costs of prosecution.
A DISTRICT CASE IN THE u. s. SUPREME
CoUkT.-In the U. g. Supreme Court to-day q
reheartng was granted and the case of John
Patch against e. p White, to be argued ON the
first Monday in January. When the case was
decided one Of the justices was absent, having
preIne Court of the District was affirmed by q
tie vote-4 to 4. Mr.. Patch asked for q rehear.
ing and 1t was granted.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Interna
revenue, S710.9o9; customs, S499, s45.

VIOLATIONS OF THE PENSION LAws.-Robert
NJ. Atkinson, OF Guernsey county, Ohio, and
Abner Powell, OF Washington county, have
been convicted in the United States district
court for the southern district of Ohio, of Viola
tions of section 5iS5 of the Revised Statutes
In receiving Illegal fees in the prosecution of
pension claims. The former has been sentenced
to pay fine OF $500, and the latter $50, with
costs of prosecution.
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AIuuSVUentS 1O.NISnt.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Thalia Opera Com
pany in "Beggar Student
ALBAUGH's OPERA HOUSE.-Maggie Mitchell
In Pearl of Savoy
FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-Estelle Clayton in
"Favette"
STAR LECTURE CoURsE.-Robt ]. Burdette's
lecture.
HEROES OPERA HoUSE--"Pirates Of Pen
xance."
THEArER CoMIoUE.-variety
DIME MUsEUM.-WIi. H. Rightmire ahd Miss
Clara Lloyd in dramas.
THE WASHINGTON RINK-Ninth street and
Rhode Island avenue
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kidney PAINS" and that weary sensation ever
present with those of painful kidneys, weak backs,
overworked or worn out by standing walking, or the
sewing machine, cured by Cutie a ASTI-PAIN
PLASTER, new, original, elegant, asd speedy anti
dote to pain and inflammation. Al druggists 25c:
five for 81. Mailed free. POTTER DRUG AND CHEM
lCAL Co., Boston. decl
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GRAND OPENING OF PRINCE & CUDLIP'S
new Photographic Studio, No. 1915 PennsyIva-
via avenue, corner 18th street northwest. En-
trance through BrentanO Bros Store. Private
entrance on 18th ST. New accessories. Finest
imported instruments, made expressly for US
by Dalimeyer, OF London. Special facilities for
making large groups. None but first-class work
under the personal supervision OF MIR. Prince,
for the past twenty years chief photographer
Of the u. s. Treasury department. Opening,
Tuesday, December 18th.
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THE FREE EXHIBIT.-A pleasant hour can be
spent in looking over pictures of all descriptions
In frames and In sheets. albums. Xmas cards
plush boxes, bisques easels oak, bronze and
gilt frames and an extensive line of frame
mouldings, at Veerhoffs stores, GIG and All
pricea
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NINE ]. p. PALMER, importer of fashion, L LOT
street, will show this week noyeltie, in Oper,
and Tea BOnnets Just received.
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LOCAL MEN TON.
The .RarslnH

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
wAsHINGToS, u. C.. Dec. IA, 1885 / ! a. m
For the middle Atlantic states. light rain or
Dnow, followed by clearing weather. winds gen.
orally northwest to southwest; slightly colder
generally higher barometer.
For Tuesday, colder, generally fair weather,
il Indicated tor districts on the Atlantic coast
Slightly warmer fair weather il indicat Ell for
the gulf states the upper Mississippi and Mis-
souri, valleys, and fair weather for the Ohio
valley.
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We ARE OFFERING our entire stock of Bige-
low Body Brussels at S1.2o per yard. W. b.
Moses & Sons, cor. 11th and r streets NV
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DOWneS and Mrs. Taber Arrai~ne6,

BosToN, Dec. 14.-Rev. w. W. Downes and
Mrs. Annie j Taber were arraigned to-day,
charged in three counts with adultery. Both
pleaded not guilty, and bail was fixed at $500
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District Government Afrair..
BUILDING PERMITS

HUiLDiNG PEKMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: c. W. King erect
eight small dwellings, 18th street and South
Carolina avenue; 900. Eisenhower &-Son,
erect five 2-story dwellings, oath street between
+ and streets northwest; SO, 900 NC. Meigs.
erect four 2-story dwellings, alley, between Il
and . and 9th and 10th streets northwest:
So, 200.
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THE PRESENT most appreciated by gentle
man is seal skin cap. Look OF Francs S645,
$3.50 and 1910 they are beauties. Cor. 9TH
and II. The Only strictly One Price Hat and
Gents Furnishing Store in this city.
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Gen. TOOmbS DYING.

AUGUSTA, GA, Dec. 14.-Gen. Robert
TOombs is sinking at his home at Washington.
His physician says that he cannot recover.
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CLOTHING retailed at wholesale rates. Else
man, 18th and E.
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FROSTED CHk1srMAs CARDS at Whitaker,s.

B. II. DOUGLASS & Sons Capsicum Cough
Drops are the result OF over forty years ex
perfence in compromising cough mixtures. They
are the best
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LEMAIRE's fine imported Opera Glasses at
moderate prices, at Vienna Optician Co., 500
60nn- n NJ
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BEGIN the new year with q diary. q large as
sortrnent of which can be found at Shilington' s
book store, corner 412 street and Pennsylvania
AVenne.
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DEATH OF AN ENGLISH rURrMAN.
LONDON, Dec. 14.-Mr. G. Brewer, owner OF
the well-known race horse, Robert The Ievil,
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On WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC1eMRER NIX
TENTH, st SEVEN O'CLOCK 3. n. aDd couktna-
ing each evening until Al our forfeited $780, 80
disposed Of Gold and silver Wetcbsk; D&nDoo1,
Plain and Seal Rings: Chains. lockets $50 a Jsus
elry. sleeve Buitons solid silver spoonA feekn 80
ments; Clothing. Shawls six presseA foratned O.
culars. Seal Goats. laces ec; PIANO. OsgAuA 49,
sewing Aachioez, Iron ha1oR &C
FIXTURES f0R SALE
C. A SMITH. neghqEs
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MINIATURE SPINNING WHEELS at Whita-
ker's
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CLOTHING retailed at wholesale rates. Else
man, 9Th and +.
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Bernard bailey. S25 sth e. n. ", Wood
and Brushes. I'm
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The Courts.

CIRCUIT COURT. No. l-Judqe Cor.
sat, saturday, shilman aet; Magarity; motion to
Lapham; judgment for 81 100 profits. Creecy
agt. kimmell, administrator; new trial granted
unless remittatum is filed. Woodbury. agt
overruied. u. ). use OF Hoffman agt. Boston ct
al; motion for Judgment overruied. Fisher agt.
overruied and ~ ten days to plead. 0 N''-''a'''h
To-day. McDade agt W. g. r. r. Co.; on
hearing
CIRCUIT COURT, No. 2-Judge Merrick.
Saturday, DriscOi agt. Heiberger; motion for
new trial overruled and appeal noted. Glenn
agt; Dodge; consolidation Tor present hearing
To-day, Scott agt. metropolitan r. II. Co.: on
hearing.
EQUITY CoURr-yudge Hagner.
Saturday, Randall agt. Webb; referred to au-
taken. Dom agt. Gary; do. Merricli agt
Merriek; Frank b. MCGUIRE appointed guardian
nd iIem: Chandler agt Postal telegraph COM
To-day, Ware agt. Ware; divorce decreed
Murphy agt. Genesis; complainant required to
give security.
POLICE CoURr-yudqe She'll
To-day, Lewis Dodson, larceny Iwo cases.;
six months In Jail In each case. Martha Robin
SOM So rs dsys 1 ia Gays ohn awaoa 1Snn
assault; $40 or 30 days.
mysterious shooting affair occurred at Bolton.
about half way between Grafton, West Va. and
heeung, last night. the victim being Charles
Layhew, Y citizen Of Eight Mile Ridge, Tyler
county. -Layhew engaged in IL game Of poker
with Thomas Grim and Ezekiel McPeek.
During the game dispute arose which led to
CLOVIS. Soon the report Of u pistol was heard
and in moment later, when outsiders APP
peared, Layhew was lying ON the floor with
outlet hole just beneath his left eye. He was un-
conscious and In u dying condition. A revolver
was lying beside him. Mcpeek and Grim were at
once arrested, but protested that Layhew had
shot himself accidentally while endeavoring to
shoot one of them. The tragedy was enacted in
an old deserted house, with no one present ex-
cept the three parties named.
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0TsHOP's CAMPHORTNE

An Exouisite Toilet Article for Chapped and Rough
Skin: ailays Irritation, and will keep the COmplaxOn
smooth, Soft and Clear. Price 25c.
Try II If not satisfied return bottle and ~ yuur
monsy hack. Prepared by
L. C. BISHOP Druggist
7S0 9th st.. corner 81 It. Nv. :
NV: Stost, Cromwell q Co.. $50 PeanA ave = d83m
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PHOTOGRAPH AND AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS at
Whitaker'k
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DIARIES for 1886 at Whitaker's.

CLOTHING at wholesale prices. Eiseman, cor
ner 7th and E.
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LAP TABLETS for ladies' use at Whitaker's.
No MORE high prices. Hempler's, optician
cor. 4l2.
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GRAPHIC, London News, Yule Tide, &C., at
NhitakerS
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CABINET PHOTOS, 1.5O per doz., and salts
faction guaranteed, at Pipers sos 9TH ST., bel. H
and i
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rATARRH.
CATAhRH'
COMPLETE TREATMENT, WITH INHALER FOR
EVERY FORM OF CATARRu, 81. ASK
FOR SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Head Colds, Watery Discharges from the Nose aud
Eyes, Ringing Noises in the Head Nervous Headache
anu Fever instantly relieved.
Choking mucns dislcdred. membrane cleansed and
healed, breath sweeiened SMELL taste, and hearing
restored and ravages checked.
Cough, Bronchitis. Droppings into the Throat Pains
in the Chest Dyspepsia. Wasting of strength and
Flesh, Loss of Sleep. &c, cured.
One Bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent
and one Dr. Sanfords inhaler. in package of all
druggists, for 81. Ask for SaNFoRDs RADICAL CrRE,
pure dstillaton o. Witch Hazel, Am. Pine "a Fir,
A1arigold, Clover Blossoms, DC.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON.
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Child Norfolk overcoat. Eisemsn, 7th q r
Pick wick Club whisky n the bsse

Fresh Aiderney futser churned every morn.
ing and delivered In n ID. ward" prints, l6H.
pcr TO- Also cottage cheese and batter milk;
sweet milk &c. per quart. Cream 10 centA
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y DRIVER FINED FOR RUNNING HIS TEAM
.GAISsr a BoY.-About 1 O'Clock Saturday
sfrhoon, while Henry Warner, IL small boy
'Ls sianuing ON the curbstone at the corner q
- ana q streets, a wagon driven by Charles
arr, u Virginia farmer. ran against him and
hacked hiEl down, severely injuring his head.
ar WAS arrested by Officer George sullivan
al this morning in the Police Court he Wa
siej go for assault and battery.
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CLOTHING at wholesale prices. Eiseman, cor
ner 9Th and l.
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FINANCIAL AND COMRERCIAL.
Name q. 500 Name. o. | 800

The following are the opening and 2:3O m. prlce'
II the New York Stock market today, repoctej
special wire to II. IL. Dodge, 80 I,tn street
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CLOTHING at wholesale prices. Eiseman, cor.
ner II IN and
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prevented by the use of Reed q Carnricks So
dunn Hypochlorite tdisinfectantl Recon-
mended oy the Public Health Association q
superioT TO all other disiniectsnts aud geruiP
cides. Sold every where. Send for pamphlet
m,w,s-A5 1S2 Fulton ST., ~. y.
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LARGE stock of new and secondhand Pianos
OF various makes at low figures ~ MAKE ioon,
I0r holiday goods. edward +. Droop, 325
pennsylvania avenue.
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DR. S.W. Cohen, vi Waco, Texas, says: 81 have
used your Emulsion In infantile wasting with
good results. II not only restores wasted tissue,
but gives strength, and heartily recommend Il
for diseases attended by atrophy." s.m,w