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Evening star., 1886-11-29

III X. FULTON, Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
will sell by public auction mt my store 121S Penn
sSylyanla SSy,iy & ayenne commencing TUESDAY, NOVEM-
stock of Forfeited Pledges from Nos. 44946 to S6923
Inclusive. This sale will consist OF
Ladies' and Gents Clothing, such as Coats, Vests,
Pants. OvercOats Suitings, Dresses Dress Goods,
Silks shaws. CIRCULARS and Dolmans, Bed Cloth
ing. Table Cloths. Napkins, Towels Seal Overcoat,
Seal Gaps and Gloves Boots Shoes Books, Surgical,
Musical and Mathematical INSTRUMENTS, Opera
Glasses Guns Revovers Umbrellas. Canes. Va
Uses Pocket Cutlery, RaZors Clocks, Table Cutlery,
Plated and Solid Silverware very fine and antique.
This sale will continue MORNINGS AT TEN
O'CLOCK AND EVENINGS AT SEVEN O'CLOCK
until all the lots Sold Ticket-hoders will please
take notice.
H. X. FULTON,
n26-4ts Pawnbroker and Auctioneer.
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TTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
EAST INDIA GOODS
CATALOGUE SALE OF IMPORTED OBJECTS OF
ART, CURIOS. BRASS GOODS, ELEGANT Or
NAMENTs. EMBROIDERIES, FLOOR AND
WINDOW DECORATIONS, ELEGANT CARY
INGS, &c.
EMBRACING
PERSIAN RAINPOORE DACCA AND SELIN RUGS
DAGHESTAN, CAWNPORE AND DELHI RUGS,
PERSIAN CARPETS OF ELEGANT DESIGNS,
INDIA HALL RUGS AND CARPETS, ENBROI-
DERED SILK DRESS PATTERNS, FINE EN-
BROIDERIEs IN GREAT VARIETY, sHAwLs
SCARFS, IMAGES, OBJECTS OF ART AND
CURIOS, ELEGANT VASES IN HAMMERED
WORK, AND OTHER EAST INDIAN GOODS
CARVED BOMBAY BLACKWOOD FURNITURE
EMBRACING TABLES, SECRETARIES, CHIF-
FONIERS, RECEPTION CHAIRS, &c.
THE WHOLE FORMING ONE OF THE MOST
VARIED AND CHOICE COLLECTIONS OF GOODS
EVER SENT TO THIS CITY
Iis superb collection will be sold at public auction
Oh WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY DE-
CEMBER FIRST, SECOND and THIRD, 1886 at
ELEVEN A. NJ. and THREE P. NJ EACH DAY at
my auction rooms, 11th street and Pennsylvania av-
enue.
This collection Will be on view Monday and Tuesday
November 29th and Both, from 10 a. m till 6 D. II. .
when catalogues will be ready for distribution n24
nUNcANsON BROS, Auc.ioneers
EXECUTORS, SALE OF MAGNIFICENT PROP
LRIY NORTHEAST CORNER OF TWENTY
NUE. NoRTHWEsT 'f'0 0'r'i AVE
BY virtue Of the authority vested in us by will -
OF August Mueller deceased will, on THURS fF.Y
DAY, NINTH DAY OF DECEMBER. A. D. lSSti IE::iI
SELL IN front OF the premises, at HAIF-PAST FOUK
O'CLOCK p NJ,
SUB LOT 21, IN SQUARE "a.
fronting 6:l 3S-1O0 feet on massachusetts avenue
"a 0s-100 feet ON Twenty first street and So 21-iO0
basement Brick Dwelling ' ~
This is without doubt of the finest lots in the
city. ~ - VIZ
Terms: One-third cash: balance in equal install
mets AT one anu TWO years: notes to be by
to be secured By deed of trust on the property or All
cash at the option of purchaser. deposit of 81 900
required at time of sale. Conveyancng, &C. at cost
OF purchaser Terms to be complied with in ten days
from day OF sale otherwise the executors reserve the
right to resell the property risk and cost of the
defautlng purchaser after five days public notice of
such resale In some newspaper published in Washing
ton, D. c. -
CHARLES MADES., 1.
HENRY MILLER, ! IAecutors
MID OF Estate of August Mueller Decd
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers

nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TWO-STORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLINGS, NOS 66 AND
Us MYRTLE STREET. w >D
,;yr virtue lo, 1f & deed @ Of trust duly recorded in
records for the District of Columba we will sell s:;
IN front of the premises, on SATURDAY the FOURTH
DAY OF DECEMBER, 4. D., 1856, at HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ, all those certain pieces or par
GELS o, iand situate ana being i'll the city of Washing
Of & r. Lots Numbered one hundred and i.ine.y-fonr
berts recorded subdivision of square six hundred and
seventy-Ve Oio), with the buildings, rights pryi-
iees and aprtenaices thereunto belonging or in any
wise appertainine o - " --'
Terms: One third cash: balance in opa and 4ro
years notes to hear six per cent interest nvahe
annually and TO be secured by deed of trust on the
premises or all cash. Mt option of purchaser Convey
anclng &C, at purchasers cost. deposit OF SI 90 on
each house at time Of sale Terms be compiled with
III ten days. otherwise the Trustees reserve the right to
resell the property in default the risk cost of the
defathg purchaser after five days public notice of
ton, ID. G. Ae
LEROY nj. TAYLOR
n24d WILLIAM r. WOODWARD} trustees
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CHoKED TO DEATH BY A TURKEY BoNE.-A num-
Der OF young men ut the Center house, in Chicago,
were eating their Thanksgiving dinner, when one
OF them, Frederick w. Charlis, swallowed part
OF the breast bone of a turkey. The young mans
companions observing his distress, but thinking
it more assumed than real, sent one OF their num-
Der for veterinary surgeon, who lived near at
hand. He applied stomach pump. Mr.. Fred.
Sawyer, a half brother OF the young man, arrived
about this time and protested against the method
OF treatment, and the surgeon gathered up his in
struments and withdrew. BY this time the young
mans condition became painfully apparent TO his
companions, and regular physician was sum-
moned but before he arrived the young man died
in the arms OF his half brother.
OUTRAGED BEFORE THEY WERE MURDERED.-A
dispatch from Louiv1lle, KY, says: GAS develop
ments are made the Knox county affair grows in
horror. II seems two out OF the eight women MUIR
dered were guests Of Mrs. Poe. She and her two
sisters were undoubtedly brutally outraged and
burned up. 1t is not positively known who COM
mitted the deeds, though suspicion rests on John
Warm, and the woman who lives with him is sup
posed TO have helped him in the murders. No ar
rests have been made, as was stated yesterday,
but they are likely to be made at any moment.
II proof Is good against the suspected parties,
Judge Lynch will undoubtedly hold an immediate
term OF the court"
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SENT TO PRISON FOE INSULTING GRLa.-Th0mas
Lee, aged fifteen, who was convicted OF assault1ng
two girls I'm Perkins carpet yarn factory In Kent
avenue, BROOKLYN, where he was employed 10 aseast
the superintendent, sent TO the house OF refuge
on Randalls Island by Police Justice walsh.
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HER GREAT-GRASDCHnDREN AT HER wEDDrNa-
Sampson Townsend, aged 20, of Lightstreet, Pa.
was married AZ Middletown last week TO Miss
julia Gillespie, OF that village, aged "a Tie
guests numbered nearly forty, the greater part
being children, grandchildren and greaf-grsnd-
children OF the bride, The bridal party were pra.
ceded 10 the altar by Robbie r. Bryant a six-year.
Old grandson, and Grace Mapes, three-ye old
couple went ON q weeks wedding tour
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REAL ESTATE,
AT BOARD OF BROKERS' ROOMS,
1106 F ST. NV.

On TUESDAY, DECEMBER SECOND. 1886. at ONE
O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following properties will be Of
fered
By THOs. E. wAGGAMAN.
No 1416 st NV, two-story frame rooms, front
20 IT. > in, lot IT, So 22S.
Nos. 1877 and 1929 st. nw, f. hs, ". kof S and
e. y Of g, SO. III.
Terms at time of sale
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.
w u DUNALL, Auctloneer. n29-3t
(lHANCERY SALE OF FRAME HOUSE. WITH
OHRAME STABLE, ON JACKSON ALLEY, Be
TWEEN NORTH CAPITOL STREET AND FIRST
East NEAR GOVERNMENT PRI TING
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the -
Dstrct OF Columbia passed in Equity Cause No :.Yl
dO,219, wherein John Mason is complainant and1 I'll
mEomas j. Mason ct al defendants the undersigned,
Trustee, will sell, on FRIDAY, DECEMBER TENTH,
1855 ioS6 at ,HALf-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, in
front OF the premises. the following prop
erty VIZ Being the west Il feet front of l06 by
the depth of said lot 81 feet and inches square 67
ln CaDots suDdvlslon OF said recorded in
surveyors office, D. c.. in book n K, 274
Iers OF sale: One-third of the purchase money cash
IN hand and the remainder i'll equal insallmens paya
IL and two years from the day sale the said
per cent per annun from date of sale all cash at op-
ton Of purchaser. All conveyancing at cost of pu-
chaser deposit of S15 required day of sale If
the terms OF sale not complied with ten DAYS the
trustee reserves the right to resell the property the
risk and cost OF the detaulting purchaser.
JNO A. CLARKE, Trustee,
n29-d&ds DUNCANSON RR1S Aucts
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SACRIFICED HIS LIFE TO SAVE HIS CHIIDREN.-A
fatal collision, attended by dramatic circum-
stances occurred at AndersOn's station, on the
Cincinnati southern railroad, miles below Gin
cinnati, yesterday afternoon. An engine making
a trial trip was ordered to leave Cincinnati not
earlier than :45 pm. II was In charge OF Edward
Drohan, an old and experienced engineer. AT An
derSOn'S 1t cOllided with a northbOund freight.
DrOhan had I'm the cab his two sons, 8 and years
years old, and also John Maher, aged & Perceiying
the danger ahead, he threw the three children
through the cab window and stayed al his post
He sacrificed his life for the boys John Maler was
also killed, and Frank Lockwood, engineer OF the
nOrthbound freight, badly injured.
Evening star., 1886-11-29

EIGHT ROUNDS on VELVET CAKPET.-A Ph1Ia.
delphia dispatch says glove hight took place
early sunday morning I'm the parlor OF a wealthy
gentleman residing on the outskirts OF the city,
between Frank Burke and Charley Mccarthy, two
local light weights The fight WAS for 600 a side,
the stakes being posted by two wealthy admirers
OF the respective men, Eight rounds were fought
on velvet carpet, under a brilliant chandelier.
Neither OF the contestants received very severe
punishment, but both were well ''wfnded- af the
witnessed the contest
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TOMORROW.
TvHOMAs DOWNING Auctioneer

TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer
PIANOFORTE. WALNUT PARLOR SUITE, IN REP
TKENCH PLATE PIER MIRROR, SMALL MAN
TEL MIRRORS, WALNUT MARBLE-TOP TABLE,
WALNUT TEXTENSION DINING TABLE, DINING
CHAIRS. WALNUT MARBLE-TOP SIDEBOARD,
WINDOW HANGINGS, BIRD AND CAGE BRUS-
SELS AND OTHER CARPETS, WALNUT AND
OTHER CHAMBER FURNITURE, VERY HAND
SOME WALNUT WARDROBE, PICTURES,
FEATHFR BED AND PILLOWS. MATTRESSES,
COOKING GSIOVE.CHINAANDG GLASS, KITCHEN
REQUISITES, &c.
On, On TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER THIR-
IIETH, 1856, ut TEN O'CLOCK, at residence S15
10th street northwest shall sell the entire contents
embracing some excellent furniture. n26-3t
Evening star., 1886-11-29

CLuyKRus PREPAKN TIIs FINAL p1EA-Cevvavsus
the condemned Richmond, Va, murderer did not
make the statement he was expected to make On
saturday. II Is understood that he Is stl prenar.
ing Il, and win send Il to the governor inst He
says u the statement Is given 10 the pubic Il 80
have 70 come froR the governog.
Evening star., 1886-11-29

AND AFTER ELECTION CANDIDATE wEILAND DECrI
TO KILL HIMSELF.

AND AFTER ELkCI1ON CANDIDATE WEILAND
TO KILL HIMSELF.
The New York Sun OF yesterday SAYS: Louis
Weiland, the upholsterer OF 4O5 west 43d street,
who disappeared on wednesday, has not been
heard from. His wife saw him on Tuesday night
and when she got out OF bed Wednesday morning
she found note addressed to her lying on a table
in their little room back OF the shop. In the note
Weiland said he Was tired of life, and WAS about
TO commit suicide. Ee had been disappointed In
politics, In business and in other ways" Wefland
has been looking for a political Office for years
and just before the last election apparently lost
his head when party or young men
told him that he had been nominated as
an independent candidate for the assembly I'm the
fifteenth district. s'The boys told this yarn as
joke -, young man told a reporter last night,
:'but Weiland believed it, and set up drinks for
the gang every night for weeks before the election
When he learned that the young fellows We're
fooling him he became Respondent, and think
drank more than was good Tor him" Assembly
man Werner Bruins, who lives opposite Welands
house, had told Weiland that the gang were fool
ing him, and had advised MIN TO stop spending his
money. Weiland got indignant, said he knew bet
ter and was sure that the nomination was straight,
and that he would he elected. His wife is afraid
that he has thrown himself into the river.
Evening star., 1886-11-29
THE EVENING STAR.
EDUCATIONAL.

rs HAREIETTE MIIIS-yOCAI. LESSONS To
- i-5 GI Gentlemen At leisure daily from four
!" Hve lssltiece. 6:jI : l. st. Lessons to Capitol
laiS on Thursdays. MsIsic rooms. JOG 2d ST n.'y
VOCAL. LESSONS
In the must rapid and refined Italian method
SHtNUR FABliNi. from Paris, Europe
SiGNois FABIANI wishes 10 purchase or rent a
FpoG GoEie-actIOn Gothic Harp for his musical
1UiI 10Th st. NV n2I-4t'
Evening star., 1886-11-29

WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO, Auctioneers.

~ ALIER T. WILLIAMS Il CO., AuctiOneers.
SPECIAL SALE OF WELL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD Eff
FECIS; THE CONTENTS OF ABOUT FIFTEEN
kOOMS. WHICH HAS BEEN IN USE ONLY A
FEW MONTHS M M AND REMOVED TO OUR SALES
kO0M FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE. WHICH
VI WILL TAKE PLACE WITHIN AND IN FRONT
0E OUR SALESROOM ON THURSDAY, DECiIM-
O'CLOCK 4; n, TIE Co!.LECTlON EMBRACES
NELL uPHOLSTEkED PARLOR FURNITURE,
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES WARDROBES
9Ah OAK CHAMBER 11h.IIR SGITEs, FOIDING MANlEI
BED. WICKER ROCKERS WRITING DESK
SIDE TABLES. WALNUT BEDSTEADS. BU-
HEAmS AND WASHSrANDS, MARBLE-TOP
GENIER TABLES PLUSH ROCKERS, WALNUT
EXTENSION Ems TABLES, AND DINING ROOM
CHAIRS, SINGLE OAK WARDROBES, KECLIN-
!NG CHAIRS, WIRE WOVEN SPRINGS, HAIR
AND ANR HUSK SIX ,MI!ATTMRESSEs; MA! Re E-sEAT AND
holsters, FINE ASSORTMENT OF BRUS-
Sells AND OTHER CARPETS TOILET WARE.
HEATING STOVES, ETC.
The above assortment of household effects is par
ualy enumerated and we'll worthy the attentonof par
ues contemplating housekeeping to give this sale their
attention. ~ 'N
n29-3t WALTER B WILLIAMS K CO. Aucts
II r
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THE SPECIAL TURKISH RUG SALE.

ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
The following importation is the personal collection
OF aron kaznan who spent all last winter in the in
e turkey and Persia IN quest of the speci
mems OF the Oriental handiwork:
The mammoth catalogue comprises
SO and-Embroidered Angora PORTIERES: extra
fine.
40 Very Large Royal Turkish. Mosque Imperial Per-
sian, khorassan. and Cashmere CARPETS, of
every shape and size. The collection is noted for
ments OF the Washingtonians.
so Carlel's Hair Ispahan KoUrdstan and Dayhestan
Hall RUGS. Some are about 3 feet wide and Is
feet long.
100 @ Modern and Antique Daghestan and Shirvan
RUGS, of exquisite texture.
25 New Bright Persian RUGS.
50 SILK Antique Kourdistan. Mecca Khorassan, Box
hara, and Shratz RUGS
so Perfectly Fresh Turkish, Anatolian Lehriz and
karabagh RUGS.
Interesting sADDLE-BAGs Rare and servceable
kims
full assortment of Curios from the Bazars of
Gonstant1nope, Smyrna, and Cairo Shops. such
Buigarlan Doyleys, Turkish Sclrfs. Damascus
ieuow Six Draper1eS Persian Table Covers. Turk
isn cushion and Pillow Covers, FeZ, Otter of Roses,
&c, &c.
Exhibition THURSDAY. December ID
Sales FRIDAY. SATURDAY and MONDAY. Decem-
per 'bd 4th and 9TH, AT ELEVEN A. M and THREE
PM. each day. ~
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers,
n29-f Corner of Ninth and d SITS.
" GSnN
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TlyO ART STUDENTS AND PARESTS-AT The
Il Academy OF Fine Arts. moved 10 SOi j. ST.. one
receive the most thorough instruction IN every
style of Drawing and Painting Years OF study saved
Mrs l. X NfORREII the founder and teacher. has had
twelve ieGals and studied fifteen years III Europe
with the celebrated artists Particular aftent
t. sketchinz from Children saturday 3 lO
- - n.plIis
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rRnN mn srArni wan
cannon PLANTED, and the BOYS hnd
Better i.o0E I,tttiu out.

To the Editor uf Che Examine.
A\rEL. TcN. March JOB. The re-
cent discovery of % huge cannon and
somc other implements oi war near
ANtcll has proven tu bc OF mairrmI
advantage ~ well ns matter ut
economy, to one of our good old citi-
zen, who reside. about tive mile.
south of this place uu the high pr4i
RE. In the first place 10 save, tho
good old gentleman the necessity oi
hasinga weapon of that Kind. rs
he has rubbed the tarnish from the
one So recently discovered aui
has II planted directly in
front of hi. parior door
tie having arranged thi, instrument
of war ia splendid position for de.
tense, now proudly and INDEPENDENT,
cNclaims stand back bows. none of
you eau have her but Mr. ~" II &,
not necessary To- state thut the boy
stand back aud give MIR. ~ a wild,
breath, aud a clear track one night
last week one ot our liGht-Wcirh
citizens vcuturcd To- the very spot
where this weapon is said to ID,
planted, aud returned home uu
harmed. however much to hi- sur
prise. The general -uppu.itiuu i-
that the guard. ON duty that nigh
had fallen asleep. The writer ANA
iou-ly looks forward to the tim,
when the cruel war shall cud. the can
non disappear, aud the flag of true,
be hoisted IN It's stead.
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nam. mclIol Mh",- NM

Why don't YOU know me, this is
John, nt the Wncp Supply store
Wen, what do YOU want I lhuueht
YOU might want some of that choice.
pure apple, peach or pcnr butter, the
boys got ia Yesterday IL rs very line
We have lust received live barrels ul
the finest sugar Drip from Sew on.
leans yesterday thai you ever tasted.
II i,thc dripping, of purcWhitr,ugtr
before it Is mrrclrd, and hrtr never
has been anything like II before ~
Waco. Let u- send you down % gNI-
Ion at 90 cents gallon. We mNcM~u
Just received some nice, ncW r'wh
honey, pure Kentucky apple cider aud
vinegar that is extra choice We WIi
rr,ciycurW vegetables, fresh lO-h, mud
many new things in thcmnrhct house
Iu the nest few DAYS hut don't for
gct To- see that the word "l'lri-hmuu'
j.. on every box OF compressed Nct,l
that YOU get nov, n There is nm in
tcrlur article on the market which }.
being sold NJ the genuine rOmpros-u
yrH,t We are the omlN agc t,At pre-
sent tor TIN, yca-l; 50 be- sure you 90,
the right brand it you expect to have
nice bread, Yours tor good thlug-
\. Joss TAYLOR n liul
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ON IHE STREET.


From now ou lW WACO DANA
E\Nli>rn viii hc lomd ON sale by
the Crescent Sow. and Hotel com
pan, ou all moving trains on the
main nuc otthc Houston rc>a,
Central railway.
Ordrr your cont from Palmer
l.uuk uul tor ellis mo,ue wagon
f. f.. T.. muhp. hens uN. nrlcc 20
cents.
Hc-t cup OF coffee iu thc c,ty u the
lIrluum,u.
Ip Chambers Bros White Light
ull pulrut Hour
Fine genuine yellow Num sweet po-
lu'or- Mt Chn.. lip~t-.
pr N e.. saunders. lcuti-. office
over bcaur'- photo gallery.
Novelties 100 m'r curtains, stripe
nui -,tim-, 81 sanger l'ro-.
l.\ Moore SOILS plluo- uud orgin-
ON easy monthly iu-WImrut-
llc price, ut Highland ypod. dcb
competition iron, Am, quarter
brDu Bfgiu- lr.u- tor $50.
$50. Nl1h nud $500 ul J.. y Moore.
lou W,ii ii.i irr '.~t compressed
Yeast at n",ut-" " Mrl4uahIn-, tine
grocer
Gcorgc ". Mclaughlin sells aud
dcli,rr-a big i"ni cot dry stove wood
ltor - Do.
\ new Guc of chiIdru'- straw hat.
/ and Huic- hHt mud bunurt shapes, at
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Wpnrc authorized foo .buuuuHD, STR N.l 4
l.l.Hr u candidate IuI sNt.n ui MDlyuuau
puuutl. Hi Hc CAT r.y.it.u
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the postmastcr.gcncral, instead ot re-
cciying the criticism should receive
the cncom!um, ot congrcs. and Wuuld
receive the pIaudit- of the American
people.
llouk. of tennessee. criticized the
administration and declared that ilr
president hal assumed nm utuud,
before the country which coud not
Ice tolerated ia any hut two other
,uuutric, in the world Russia nud
Persia
The committee then rose and Ran.
tall. OF rcuu-vlvauis. u.hrd mauI.
luou. consent to- offer thc following
resolution
Bc-ulycd, Ihata committee hc APP.
pointed whose duty % shall hc tu 100.
,r.tigatc the circumstances and ,,u.
f r. attending the kllinp, on the 18TH
# March, lssb, in Carrolltpu Mis-,
of ~ number of colorcd persons ul
said state.
Reagan, of TEXAS. Objected uu oh,
ground that congress had NO iuri-dI,
iiuu over the matter.
Randall then asked to have the rn-.
omtiou referred. but Reagan objected
notwithstanding that request wu.
madc b, Berk,dalc. ct Mississippi, u
behalf OF the Mississippi delegation
TINT there might bc NO objection
The house then adjourned.
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\ o"p,ai".ror,""n,e ",.co,c,

capt, Coleman, -chr Weymouth
plying between Atlantic Ci'y and y
-, had been troubled with cough
80 that he was unable to sleep and
wn- induced to try DR.. King New
Discovery for Consumption. II moi
only gave him instant rclirt, but al.
lnNcd the extreme soreness in hN
breast. His children were similarly
Affected aud n single do,c had IA.
-pmr happy effect Dr. king New
Discovery IL now the standard rrmr
is iu the Coleman household aud 90
board the schooner Free trwu bot
tie, OF this standard remedy nj to,
Ties ~ Morrison drug store
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moisture like Precipitation, producing
"a very di,agrccablc feeling after get
ting warm, isa common attendant.
Blind bleeding, and itching piles
weld 40 ouco To the application oi
Dr Bo-mho'. Pile Gcmcdy. which
acts directly upon the part. effected.
absorbing thctumor,. alIuNug thclu-
TENSE itching, aud cicctiug a pcrma-
ncut cure Price 5u ccut- \ddrc--
thr Dr. Bo>uko Medicine Go. rilua
Go. sold hy VA williamson n Go.
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TuI wINIIiin.


WA.nIs"ru.. Nsfcl iur ulr Wr.f u.H
suuv FAN wr'uur Stationary mloWru u
u'tthrr ,rnf,s Do. ,lpsu u.ur ump,fur-
uof.h,ry winds. nroumius taYanI.
sanger Brothers are showing . line
OF handsome Bru--rl, carpet. at 90.
cents u yard.
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81 LoII~. March au-Ihc Rural
World VIII publish tomorrow laure.
ports In reply To- circulars sent ont tu
the principal fruit shipping points 100
Missouri, kentucky. Tcuucsscr. Mis-.
sis~ippl, Alabama. TrNnshud Gcoreip.
from which IL B, clear thW Illinois
Missouri aud kentucky will mNv uu
crops. Tennessee may mVr hu.i 70
crop, Arknu-a- about The -umc. whilst
Mississippi and northern lrNu- rr
port hW Vrr, slight inquiry
aud Alabama aud Louisiana
will have the usual p"wh
aud small fruit supply, while Arhm.
~, aud lruur,-cr will not hnvr ono
halt p crop ut peaches owing tu the
druulh OF Inst .uumcr Illinois Nj.
souri, aud kcutuuhN viii have nu 10,
crngc ut small fruits. the -cnrou o..
rrportrd backward nt nll points 'tuD
vegetable supply and general proc.
poet nrc equal to those ut ANY turm,r
wear Ia the territories heard from \
late .priug frost may further rriu,.
the peach supply m the south, u-
April tro~t- generally mili,tmorcur
less injury.
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Kind. OF udio- suits complete, aud We
Wil, rive special attention to bridal
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-31

FANNrN. March 3u "A prrut pow
der explosion occurred uu tm Cute
bra river section ui the mtur-uruuir
cHml yesterday Fifteen Thousand
Lllogrnu, r>plodrd. killing ten mru
aud seriously Woundins forty NOS.
The excitement urcnsiuucd M the
violent suppression of tlc Star uud
Herald still continues l'orlN-cight
hours ha,rrinp-rd since the \mcriunu
consul ti,cd h, protest, bat uu notice
has been taken ut % $50 tar %, thy
authorities Public opinion SUPPORTS
thr CONSUL
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rnd- aud rpp.llp Wa tor -aDc 'u the
Old Corner Drug store.