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BROS, Auctioneers.

hCNCANSON bROS., Aucf1oneer1-
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY FRAME HOUSE
AND STREETS SOUTHEAST
BY virtue Of oeed Of trust dated the 10th day Of
June: D. 1855 and duly recorded in Iber No. l1z7.
ton County in the District Of Columbia, will sell
DAY. THE TWENTY-sIxTH bay o JANGAhY,
A. d 1855 1t HALF-PAsr FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ,
all those certain pieces parcels Of land and
being in Washington City, In the District Of Columbia
aud known upon the plat or plan of said city
and being the north half Of lot twelve !ll the
south eight feet front by the full depth OF the
Of lot thirteen N3l in square one thousand C.0oo).
rghta privlleeeS improvements. and other he1cdita
ments 10 the same belonging or In auywise spper-
Terms Of sale Onethrd Cash balance in three equal
payments at rix, twelve and eighteen months After
date for which the purch.ser's notes aud deed u
trust the property sold VIII be taken.
.in per cent per .nnum from Day q sale deposit Of
ing. &c. ct gprchases's cost terms Of sAe are not
Trustees the fight to rese the properly q the
risk and cost Of the defsultinw purchaser a{er
p1biishsd in Wsshineton. b c.
CHRIsTIAN g. LEDERERl
al4-d HENRY H. BERGMAN, Z Irussssa
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The Present All We are sure Of.

FrOm the Portland Ir8n-Crlpt
story, said 10 come from Dover, Me-, Illus
trates the beauty OF looking on the bright side.
Two strong temperance women one day came upon
a man lying drunk by the roadside, while his wife
sat by his side knitting. she had been walking
home with him when he collapsed. one OF the
ladies' asked the faithful wife: "What would be-
come OF him II he should die in that condition."
81 declare" said the knitter. 81 don't know what
his destiny would be In the future, but he seems
10 be having q good time now"
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Rough ON the Boston Roy.


The great ngnt- about which there has been
such an elaborate fuss was mere pounding
match, In which there was not a trace OF the
science OF boxing. couple OF stout street boys
could have fought just as well and am not sur
pr1sed 70 hear OF the disgust that Is expressed by
the scatter Drained simpletOns who paid $50 and
more II order 10 witness this egregOuS exhibition
IL was brutal, ba-oaroLs business and II was
only fitting that some Of the West rIffians and
thieves In the country should have been mixed up
xrfr A
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TUNRUSTEES SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
LOCATED THE CITY OF WASHTNGTON


BY virtue of the power contained in a deed of -
trust made to us, and du recorded among the 80
land records of the District of Columbia ia iber LII
No 1l folio 1885, ct seq, at the r-Quest Of the party
secured thereby, will SELL by public auction at the
auction rooms Of Duncanson Brothers, corner OF 9th
and streets northwest in the city of Washington
c., on MONDAY, THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF
JANUARY, 1883, AT HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK
p. NJ, all the undivided one-fth interest in fee sim
pie vested i'm George Hyde the grsnter in said deed
of the ony child aud sole heratlsw of Cecilia
j. Hyde deceased. fntestate who was one of the i've
children. heirs and devils es OF VIM: Easby, de-
ceased and to all these certain parcels Of land stu
tnuished and being lot in squale 10: part Of lot
lots to both inclusive. in square south of square
ID lot p IN square l6 lot 8, in square 90 lot il
square 81: lot In square 81 lots to H. both nclu
sye. square 49, lots to both inclusive, in square
So lot in square 104. and lots A. B. and in square
SS. and part of lot p In square the same being all OF
said lot which said William Easily died seized Por-
tons Of the above property improved the charac
ter OF which will be fully stated 1T the time of
Terms OF sale. prescribed by the deed: One-third
cash: the balance in equal instalments and twelve
months after the day sale said deferred
TO bear interest at cent per annum FROM the day
of sale and ured TO the Satisfaction Of the rastee
all cash 1t the option Of tine purchaser purcha
sers. deposit Of 800 rquired ut time Of sale.
Terms Of sale to be complied with in ten days. prop
erty viii be re-sold cost Of defsulting purchaser
Conyeyanctng AZ purchasers cost
fsANCls II. SMITH, ,-,,s,...
FRANK GOSNELl. Aruseees-
311-w6s4t DCNCANSoN BROTHERS. Aucts
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Prominent Clergyman Cuts His
Throat.

COLUMBIA, \ G., jan lS-Rev. Dr. W. b. Shaw,
prominent and wealthy Baptist minister OF
Johnston, attempted To coiamit suicide yesterday
by cutting his throat. The doctor is a convert 10
the doctrine OF ''SanctifcatiOn," and his enthuSt
asm on that subject has unbalanced his mind, but
nobody suspected that he would attempt to take
his life Yesterday afternoon, however, while Mrs.
shaw was atteu ling "a funeral II the country, the
doctor procured tub Of water, which he placed N
his back yard and kneeling down beside 1t offered
up wild prayer. lie then took sharp knife from
his pocket, and. bending his heau over the tub,
deliberately plunged the knife into the right side
Of his neck, barely missing the large artery. The
blood SpUrtgd out into the tub. and the UniOr-
tUlate man fell over upon the ground in an
unconscious condition. An Old negro man. who
was working IN the yard, witnessed the doctors
mad act, and gave the ALARM NeighoOTs came To
his assistance and summoned a physician The
wound will prove fatal.
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OEo. W. sTIcKNEY, AuctiOneer. sse F s..

NJ
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE NUMBERED 2Ols
&c" STREET AND HOUSES NUMBERED ss4
S26 AND S2S TWENTIETH STREET NORTH
WEST.
By virtue of q Deed of Trust to us. recorded in -
Liber No S7i. folio 4y3. of the Land RecordsS
for the Dist let If Columbia and at the written Nj
quest Of PARTY secure hereby will offer for sale,
IN front OF The rremi,es on MONDAY, THE
at HALF;PAsr FOUR O'CLOCK 7. NJ, the following
described real estate, lying and being in the city of
Washington. Dstr ct Of Columbia known de-
scribrd lot numbered nineteen 49,, in Babcocks,
recorded subdivision of or sinal lots e. aud TO- in
square numr red one hundred aid three 10J, the
anne is recorded in Iiber h. d. C., folio 145 u the
Surveyors Office for the District of Columbia, i'm.
proved by house, No. oUlS q street northwest.
And at FORrN-F.NE MINUTES PAST -FOUR on
the SAME DAY will offer for sale all Of original
lot numbered twenty six (26), in square numbered
one hundred and one (l0l) improved by houses num-
bered S24, S26, aud S?7 goth street NV.
Terms Of sale Onehalf % cash. balance in two CD
equal instalments. in I'D and two CD years. from
the date Of sale. with interest at q per per
snnum, payable semi-an Iualy, secured by deed Of
trust on property sold all cash. the option Of
the purchaser. deposit Of 100 viii be required
each piece OF property sold at time Of sale Terms 70
be complied with within 10 days from day Of sale or
property will be rsold risk and cost Of defauting
purchaser. All conyey.ncing at purchasers cost.
GEO. W. HARNESS., I Tr,st..s
jal1-eods JOHN MCCLELLAND. JR-.j A'us'ee'@
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s. IS s: + : : 'EFs.I|EEE..jjS
Ct E. {. T. I. + IEHH!}I$I.s s:
:: :: 4 + E. T. I.
OF NEW AND DESIRABLE
DRESS GOODS SILKS
HoUsEFURNIsHINa GOODS 10.
BEFORE STOCK TAKING.
GOODS TO BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST.
they must be closed out before No take our invent
DRY.
You have an opportunity now to secure the most
WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS
which We or any other house haveever offered
MOURNING GOODS.
pieces of Black and White Mixture. 80 inches wide.
cs,,sn BE-,
IL pieces Of desirable Dress Goods con ssting of Gil
berts Black and White Striped Twill Cloths allwool
Black Canvass Plaids Checks and Mixtures in Black
and White Black Plain or Striped Bouce and others
all widths.
Former Prices were Sec Coo and 81 ,Sc
Clearing Price on all 4Sc
coLoRED DRESS GOODS.
Is pieces Of 36nch. Atwood Dress Goods compris-
ing Tricots. Plaids, Canvass Cloth. Serees, &c.
Cearinr Priees ON Il; ana 34c
pieces Of 22.inch Black and White Cashmere
Plaids.
Former Price. 25c
SeAs
BLACK SILKS
1 piece Of Black Satin Marvellous, 2l inches wide
wearing SOc
pieces Of ls-inch Guinets Black Gros grain Silk.
S0ee
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
IS dozen German Damssk Towels knotted fringe
Clearing Price I6c
S5 dozen Fine Huck Towels large size. knotted
fringe.
Former Price. .40c
DOMEsTICs.
Ceases of 1914 New York Mills sheetins. in rem.
nsnts Of IN. 5 and 10 yard lengths
case Of A Bleach Cotton equal to Fruit Of the
Loom" In remnants Of 10 yards.
Siearlns remnant
BLANKETS.
All of our s1.50 Blankets. 6lbs
Cieaflue frlce. 812I
When 1t is taken into consideration that the original
prices on these goods low could be bought
anywhere it will easily be seen what
WONDERFUL INDUCEMENTS
we are now Offering.
ss ssfs a { : MHss SM" ssss
BBBb ~ Vuu HMM ssss
h13 7TH sTH. AND d STREETS
nUR MAMMOTH CIRCULAR CONTAINS laO
" great bargains. every article cut-marked in blue
figures. DOUBLE COMBINATi ON STORE.
tan13-6t 1241 and 1243 l1th ST. Sc
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OMAN DIGNA STILL AcTIvR-A dispatch from
Suakim says: Osman Digna's force was attacked
Tuesday and dispersed by friendly tribcs. The
rebels afterward rallied and compelled the friendly
Tribes 20 retreat. Col Kitchener and Maj. Nc.
1uro0 were wounded. Six friendly natives were
heavy.
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DmAsrRoUs FIRE AZ Foar ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
from Fort Mckinney, Wyo, says . disastrous 1re
occurred there yesterday morning &C O'Clock
the post commfssary building being entirely de-
DAYS supplies are ieft, and the garrison has been
ordered on half rati0nA The prospects are good
for famine on account Of the dincuity In getting
goods into that region.
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VOTING FOR A SENATOR At Dies MorNRA-B0th
day and proceeded 20 vote separately for United
states Senator. In the senate James F. Wilson re-
ceived 30 votes; I. J. Anderson, IL. In the house
James =. Wilson received IS votes; 7. J. Anderson
%; Daniel Campbell, 3; Judge Reed and J. A. T.
Hun. each. Both houses then adjourned until
tO-mOrrOw
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
An Escaped CannibaI.
The CAREER o. SPOTTED JOHNNY NATIVE OF THE
PHI ISLANDS.

THE CAREER OF SPOTTED JOHNNY, NATIVE OF THE
FIJI ISLANDS.
LOUISVILLE, Nv. Jan. 1S.-Nery few people in
this city know that a Fiji Islander, a genuine
man-eater lives In their midst, but Il is 50. She
for Il Is a wCman-S a very strange appearing
character. spotted Johnny" as the man-eater
has been called may BE- found at the little cottage
OF Patrick Cain. an engineer on the Newport News
and Mississippi Valley Railway, No. 123 West
from home than the immediate neighborhOOd and
= quite an iLonensive person, though not beau
tlful
spotted johnny was brought to this country in
lS5s{, from the FIJI Islands, along with a small
band OF her people, by FOrepaugh, OF circus lame
She ran away frum her captOrs In Pottsville. Pa,
and no one knows how she got TO Nashville where
she was finally discovered doing drudlery the
only sort OF WORK she seemed capable or for a
family that had taken the OutcasJ In out of the
cold An EFFORT was made by the circus people to
reclaim her, but Johnny did not Ike the idea, and
her friends sent the circus men about their bust
ness. AT this time Johnny was averse TO wearing
that she could be induced 10 Keep the simplest
garments ON her. She ate raw meat with avidity,
and cared lOr nJtie csc. Now she Il vegetarian
and scarcely ever touches meat, though she eats
nSh- sac wears clothing Just as most any one Use
IN her position would. she II very much devoted
10 MIS- Gains Children and they are equally lOno
OF her.
The family with whom the escaped cannibal had
taken refuge In nashville removed 10 a distant
city, leaving johnny" with Mr.. and Mrs. Cain,
who were then living In the Tennessee capital
This was more than f1ye years ago. AT hrst MIS-
Gains children were much AFRAID OF thelr strange
servant, but this was soon conquered Oy the mild
ness Of her manner ami her simple Devotion Her
Intelligence Is OF very low order, and she Is able
TO perform only the plainesL Labor.
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MaItreated by EliS Pupils.
A Brutal OUTRAGE on WEST VIRGINIA sCHOO
TEACHER WHO REFUSED TO TREAT.

A Brutal OUTRAGE on WEST VIRGINIA SCHOOL
TEACHER WHO REFUSED TO TREAT.
PITTsBURG, Jan. 1S.-A special TO the Post from
Petersburg. W. Va, says: A most brutal outrage
was inflicted upon v C. SnOdgrass, a school
teacher in Richie County, last Friday. The Gus
tom has been for years 10 treat the scholars once
during the winter. SnOdgrass was asked to do so
on Friday and refused. Three OF the largest boys
then grabbed him. and pulling on his coat, drag 5ed
him through the Inud for several hundred yaidS to
q dirty pond. IN which they "ducketi" him several
times The teacher, after freeing himself from his
t0rmentOrs, returned 10 the sch0ol-houSe and
severely chastised two OF the boys for their fun.
The matter was then referred to the trustees, who
dismissed the teacher, and refused 70 pay him his
salary. SnOdgraSs Is quite Ill from the shock, and
the boys will be arrested
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How the BoosbiacE got to College.

Prom the chicago lnter-Ocean-
Justice Blume thought he would have some fun
cut OF his colored Dootblack, and one day about
three years ago he offered him 81 II he would
learn the ghost scene in Hamlet and recite 1t to
him. In a couple OF days the boy Came back and
said he could do IL. Tie justice invited In Con-
gresham '.Billy" Mason, Judge Wallace, and sew
eral others VINO mad Offices In his building 10 take
part In the sport OF hearing a negro bootblack
recite Hamlet. The boy surprised them all by
such a comprehension or the meaning OF the part
and skill In bringing 1t out that some OF them
concluded to have him trained by Pro-
lessor Lyman the elocutionist. The boy,
whose name Is Charles Winter Wood, has
since developed into a really astonishing elo-
cutiOniSt- +. s. Hanson, proprietor OF the New
England Mills has proposed TO educate the boy.
who Is now eighteen, at the Beloit University,
Wisconsin. after which he Will study for the min
istry In the Congregational Church. He starts for
his college Tuesday A complimentary reception
was given TO HIN at the Grand Pacific last evening
by number or white ladies and gentlemen. under
the direction OF Justice Blume, Walter c. Lyman,
J. p. Hail. and W. C. Strowden. There were about
thirty persons present. Wood recited from ''Othel-
To- the speech OF the Moor TO the Duke and the
scene from RICHARD Ill, where Gloucester kills
Henry VI, TO the delight Of the company. j. +.
Hale, another eoored man. recited piece OF Scotch
dialect
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Tho English cabinet, after two-houry session
yesterday, decided upon concessions which are
20 avert un1onist bolt on tho local
government bill
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

NoIHING ExcEEDs SILENT WHITE SEWING
~ nASAiNE AcAISwisassd W sxpsrs. e ne assa
isct Mork. and hssuts o. inish Ths wSits = EsuG
Be SURE md - e. z nokkHNr. soas Assnk 81
Agsnt for Halle forzns fer Druplnr Ocunn1a 49,
e. Also UnivsesAl RssssE1a ~
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

ENTIRL STOCK OF LAnsoN,s JrwELRr
d be sold Public Auction. 10 dose hus ne-s CON-
piencing WEDNESDAY. JANUARY ELEVENTH 81
SWIM PM. and contin uing every evening NJ sans
tour. and on TUESDAY, III RSDAl aud sArrI-
pAY MORNING>. At I'm. until further notice. The
stock consists IN Part A. foilows.
Ladies and Gents oiold and -rcr Watches Diamond
and other kingl Scarf Pins, lace Plus A.. Nc larre
lane Of kCscrs' 9gadrupie Hlztrd Mare hne Clccas
tbpera GLASSES. IsOid headed Canes. a.
The Fixtures are: Lanse nerriuss Firr-rr,oof SAFE.
Upright and Counter SHOW Gases. Counters shelvs
ms. he.
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ro.uOR ROW.
rVHoMAs BOWLING. AucuOneer.

THoMAs BOWLING. AucuOneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FuRNL
TIfRE
PIANO. CARPETS. &C.
AI~D
SHOW CASE AND COUNTER LARGE fCF-BOx
TOP MAGoN. ONE SLEIGH. &C.
On THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY NINE.
shall sell at residence NJ. <ia street northwest
general assortment household furni,u re nd eA
JAS. n. JOHNSTON Executor,
hlO-8 fendAl Law building.
WALTER h WILLIAMS co. Austioneer..
TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE, TOOLS. Ma
CHlNERl COuN1fks, sHOMcAsfs, MIR
hOaS PAINTINGS. CHkoNOS. Ere,
BY virtue OF ded OF trust dated the xth day Of
May A. D. lss2 and duly recoried in Lber No. l6o%
trlct Of Columbia, aud b, dlr cto Of the PARTY
premises, l223 PennsylVania svonue nortn~est on
IHCksDA. =, JANUARY NINETEENTH A. y. lsss.
al TEN O'CLOCK A. M goods mentioned an the
schedule marked a" attached 10 said deed OF trust
namely:
Counters. Showcases Mirrors, on paintinss Chromos
Awning, Sigis. Marble Slabs. Machines. Toola
Fixtures, shelving, Marhe-top Tables. Chairs
Copper kettlea. Two Large Furnaces, Plated aud
Brass Scales, one Side Case aud Mirror Vases
Platform SCale. Desk Heating Machine, lArge Lot
of lin-NsIe Dishes Knives. Ice Boa, Chxndeliers
and many other articles mentioned IN schedule too
numerous 10 enQmerate.
Terms cash WILLIAM W WRIGHT
Nl2-ot Trustee.
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WALTER D. WILLIAMS co, Auctioneers.

SALE OF LARGE AND wELL-AssoRTED STOCK
SAFE coMB1NArIoSi LocKa HoRsE NAGoN'
AND HARNESS, STORE FIXTUhEs, COUNT
ERS. &C, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-THIRD. 1883,
commencing at IEN O'CLOCK A. M. resumine at
HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK p NJ, and continuing
from day to day until tho entire stock is disposed Of
shall sell at the well-known store No. t06 Penn
sylvania avenue northwest. lare and we'll assorted
stock OF BniLDERs', CABiNET. G. .AGH, AND TIN
NERo' HARDWARE, CUTLERY. GROCEkS'. BUTCH
Frs, AND BELLHANGERs' SUPPLIES. MECHAN-
les, TOOLS. LAM MOWERS. SHoyELs: FORKS,
ROPE, IRON SAFE COMBINATION LOCK-. 81 ORE
F1ATUR S. &c, and general assortment Of goods
usually found in a first-class hardware store.
Sale positive: terms cash.
Attention of the trade and private buyers called
Jal7-i2t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts
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Funs Hans, FunS
SEAL sACQUEs FROM s125rp
SEAL VISITES AND JACKETS FROM 400
Up.
NGTRiA. L9Nx. BACK e MS GAkTEN SL4 HAZE
AND OTHER FURS.
MUFFs. IN BEAR. BEAVER. BLACK MAR
TEN. FOX. LYNX. MONKEY. SEAL AND
OTHER FURS
RUSSIAN HARE MUFFs. FRONTS CENTS
Up
LADIES' SEAL CAPS GLOVES AND
wRIsTLETs
FUR TRIMMING OF ALL KINDS
CHILDRENs MUFFS AND COLLARS
DETACHABLE FUR COLLARS AND CUFFS
Fol GENTS OVERCOATS.
GENTS FUB CAPS. GLOVES. AND NUE.
FLERS.
BOYS SEAL CAPa,FROM q Tosa
CARRIAGE ROBES AND COACHMEN
CAPES.
GENTS DRESS SILK HATS. s5. s6 ANDss
SOFT AND STIFF HATS. IN ALL THE LAT.
EST STYLES. AT 81. S1.50. 81, $3.50. 81
81. 90. -, $3.50, e5 AND SO.
SILK AND GLORIA UMBRELLAS, WITH
GOLD AND SILVkn HANDLES, FROM $3.50
TOSl5
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF CANES.
TRESS co.'s CELEBRATED ENGLISH
SILK AND DERBY HATS
DENTS LONDON DRESS KID GLovE2
LADIES' RIDING HATS AND GAPS.
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JAMES Y. DAVIS sons
1901 Penn. avenue. Cor. 12thsk
Established 1890. nl-3m
A Ii THE GOODS ADVERTISED ARE VICTIMS
"A Of our stock taking. The puulic have the benefit
DOUBLE COMBINAiI ION,
k13-6t l24l and l243 lth st ae.
The Arizona champion., 1888-04-14
T"riIna's Bazaar Albuquerque.

The immense arrival of carpets at John D. Torlinas Bazaar excet ds anything heretofore seen in Albuquer. que, being truly wonderful. or every grade, quality and kind from cheap ingram, to the finest Wilton Velvet, ranging In price from s, so. 75. cents to SI,oo, ST 10, Brussels from 75c per yard to Sf.35 with Velvets and ax-minster in proportion. Torli
 mas Bazaar will 6ll any mail order by giving size of room, and dimen- slons when correctly taken; sews the carpet to fit and ready to be put down. When ordring state choice of coiors and figure whether large or small in patterns, and you may rest assured you will be perfectly satisfied. The one price system of the Bazaar established for the past six years, en- ables persons miles away 10 buy goods at the same figures as if they were present, and six year old boy can buy as cheap as man. Everything is plainly marked and you can see at glance what each article costs. Send him an order and be convinced of the low price al which goods are sold.
The Arizona champion., 1888-04-14
CRUSHED TO DEATH,
William J. Carter Makes a Fatal Nils.
 step at Williams.

Last Sunday morning a most dis dressing accident occurred at Will Hams, in which William J. Carter, a hell CT in the yard at that place, met a terrible death.
 At about 4:4s a, m. engine No. 6I was taken from the round-house, and backed up to three.throw switch Ca term applied to switch that controls track dlverging either side from a central and Carter was directed to adjust the switch so that the engine would take the center track. He did SO, and, signalling the engineer to back up, attempted to cross the track in front of the approaching engine. By somelhorrible misfortune, he slip ped, fell, and before he could recover himself the ponderous machine had crushed two-thirds of its length over the agonized body of Carter. The engineer, ignorant of the fate that had befallen his helper, sang out some instructions to him, but receiving no answer he got down from hls engine, to ascertain what was wrong. As he got down he heard Carter grooming, and looking under the engine, saw the poor fellow lying between the main and forward drivers, crushed and bleeding.
 He at once summoned hel p and Carter was tenderly lifted from under the engine, and taken to the round house, where pr. Hardrich, who had been called, rendered him all the as sistance possible. He was too badly injured for any material aid, how ever, and died in about twenty min. utes, conscious to to the last, and con versing rationaIly about his condition. When the boys came to lift him from under the engine, he exclaimed, pite- ously, "For Gods sake, boys, take me out" Some one asked hlm if he was badly hurt, and he replied ":Yes, l am killed" He said no one could be blamed, freely exonoratlng the man Tn charge of the engine from any responsibility.
 The inquest was held on the body Sunday afternoon, the jury rendering a verdict in accordance with the facts as above stated.
The Arizona champion., 1888-04-14
The Devil Fish Described by Hugo

Is not more tenacious monster than malaria, whether il takes the form of chills and fever, bilious remittent, ague cake or dumb ague. Like the ocptupus of the story it clasps the vic. tim in it's tentacuia, and holds him closer and closer Tn a horrible em
 brace. Attacked with Hostetter's s Stomach Bitters, however, it gradu. ally relaxes its tremendous grip, fin
 ally 'aband"ns it, and the quondam sufferer, liberated at last, rejoices in the sense of new born freedom, en. gendered by the restoration of com. plete health. Dyspepsia, too, and constipation, those old and remorse. less, enemies of the human family, give ground, and are finally driven from the field by this Napoleon of remedies, the greatest, the purest in the family pharmacopoeia- Rheu- mat'sm succumbs to it, so do kidney troubles. The nerves, when over strained, regain quietude and vigor by it's aid, and the ability to rest tran. quilly and eat with zest are increased by lt. Resort to 1t in time and avoid ,uif>nGb