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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-13
PAY YOUR TAXES.
The Collector Waiting Patiently for His
Receipts.

Yesterday a reporter dropped in the
City Coll, ctor's office 10 pay his faxes.
or rather respects lie found behind the
counter a long table, on one half of
which might be seen stacks of newly
made-out bills, while on The other half
were bundles Of bills which had the sp-
pearance of having been handled. The
new bills were the license taxes imposed
on doctors, dentists, lawyers, merchants,
liquor dealers, hotels, theatres, insurance,
aud real estate dealers, etc. The old bills
were The delinquent real estate taxes dae
the city for the year 1897,
Behind the stack OF license tax bills
c0mplaccntiy sat the new Collector, Mr.
James ID. Craig, calmly awaiting Gus,
toner Business with him has not been
brisk so far, In fact II has been very dull,
but ihe Collector 10 sHre that ii will short
" picg up, for il every Lill in his hands
Is not paid 10y the first dav Of May pen
atty Of not less than 81 nor more than s.
will be imposed for ca day thereafter
that the bill remains unpaid
Behind the bundles o, old bills sa, Mr..
W. ii. CardOza, the collector OF delinquent
taxes. He also was quietly folding his
hands waiting and patiently gazing at
gas jet which was blazing above his head,
about len iime a. large rs those which
feebly iliumine places not blessed with
electric light Few Of these bills are
being paid now, and on wednesday,
April 25 h, be will publish every one Of
those unpaid, and on Monday, April 1th,
In front Of the CustomhOuse, proceed 10
sell at public auction all the Aforesaid
real estats delinquent, including penalty,
etc
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ia. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde.

The largest audience Of the season. not
excepting the Booth Barrett performance
gathered at The Theatre lasi night 10 see
MIR Richard Mansfield in DR.. Jekyll and
MI Hyde The immense popularity
which Nr. Ste7cusOn's work had gaiued,
the exaggerated press reports about The
excellence OF its dramali2tlion, the repu-
taiion which Mr. Mansfield had made as
tie realistic representative 'of the dual
character all combined 10 hll the build
ing until not even standing room only %
could be announced
j was natural, perhaps, thai after
public expectation had bee4 raised TO 50
unnatural pitch, n to cOun, on seems z
an actor exhibit such versatility Of talent
as 10 transform himself on the stage from
the handsome and accomplished scientist
nnd pM.aniarOpist, Dr. Jckyll, To the
hide0as monster Mr. Hyde, 1t should
have been disappointed. 81 was. 30
doubt asking too much, and il is a pity
that the impression should have become
general Thar Mr Mansfield, or any one
else, could accomplish any surbta,k l.
was simply au impos.ibiity, and i'm con.
sequence the audience vas more or less
dissatisfied The dcformed creature.
Mr. Hyde was only presented on dark
cncd stage from which nothing could be
seen except The mere outlines Of figure,
and ihe ful. blaze Of the fOOilighls were
only .euturcd TO be turned on when Dr.
Jtkvil was before the audience Be.
sides his, the play dragged lis weary
length along most mOnOiOnOusly with
tremendously long waits between the
acts, even unrelieyed by attractive music.
The orchestra was silent until, in all rca
son, the curtain should have gone up, and
then ID made faint attempt 10 pacify
thcimpaiicnce Of the audience hy mO,i
lugubrou' wall
Up 10 what was really the seventh act
of the play, the same Old mOuotony was
kept mp. There was nothing beyond
darkness on the stage, wearisome waits
between acts, and funeral dirges from the
musicians This was, however, some
what relieved in the seventh act. upon
which the curtain rose in the eneighbOrhO0d
of II o'clock THEN there was something
like an exciting portrayal Of the hual
transformation Of DR. Jckyll into Mr.
HYDE, when the evil influences OF the lat-
ter, which the former had in his pride al
believing he could hold the demon in
check, cJniured up, prevailed, and when,
despite all his anxiety to assume his bet
ter nature, found himself powerlcss to do
so 10 this, there was some good acting
OF which the audience showed due appre'
citation
The play was, upon the whole, di'.
Mr. Steyeason's work IS a
difficult one 10 dramatize, and the por-
travail of the double character still more
difficult. II the advanced press notices
OF the performance were less fulsome,
Mr. Mansfield, who is really good actor,
would rs Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde give
greater satisfaction As II is, he drama
is nothing like 50 interesting and merl-
torious as the book upon which II is
based
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SHORT TkLtGRAMS.

BERLIN. April l2--Yesterdsy was DR.
Morrell Mackenzie's silver wedding day,
and the Empress remembered Il By a
basket Of flowers, decked with blue, We.
low. and red ribbons. and bearing the
Empress portrait, surmounted by a
crown of gold set with small pearls.
berlin, April ls Prince Won Hohen-
lohe, goyeruor-general OF Alsace-Lor-
raine, has been questioned at Strasburg
a' 10 how he would receive an offer ~
succeed P,ince b smarck. His reply was
eyasiye.
BERLIN, April l2.-Before returning
to Charlouenberg on Thursday Empress
Victoria held atwo hours interview with
Prince Bismarck
LONDON, April Il John L Sullivan
sailed from Liverpool for New York to-.
day. Crowds saw him off and gave him
hearty cheers, aud number OF friends
followed his steamer some distance IN
atug.
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81. AIARK's REUSION.
A Pleasant Time Last Night Of Thi. Com
gregaiIOn.

The lecture.roOm Of III Marks church
last night was the scene Of brilliant fcs-
tivities Il was the annual reunion Of
the congregation 4 prom inept member
Of another church once said that when.
ever ST. Marks attempted anything it
did so in the right way and always sue
ceeded
The room was beautifully decorated
with green foliage and flowers. The
chancel had behind it curtains failing in
folds, IN the centre Of which was
"a portrait OF Rev. Or. Dashiel.
Scattered about the room were small
tables with ornamental cloths and stands
of flowers on each. AIS O'Clock supper
was served hy corps Of beautiful
girls The supper embraced The
delicacies Of the season. /, was
II o'clock before the company began to
disperse. II was pronounced on all
sides that this was the most enjoyable
reunion in the history Of ST. Mark
church
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DELINQUENT TAXES.
DELINQUENT REAL ESTATE FOR
~ 1887.
Collector.

hELINQCENT REAL ESTATE FOX
~ 1887.
In pursuance Of al ordinance Of the city OF
Richmond, have prepared and posted In tho
City Hall list of Delinquent Ta,es on Real
Estate for ss7. subject to the inspection OF ali
concerned
Further, In pursuance Of ordnance. uOtt0e
Is given In the daily paposs II this olty that
ali such Delinquent heal Estate will be sold
at auction. on the FIRST day OF The May term Of
the Hu tings Court (being the Tth day ot
May, 1889, unles. the taxes and penalty there
Oh have been previously paid.
am further required by ordinance 70 pub.
lish In one or more OF the daily papers OF
this ci y. not less than ten days previous ~
such sale a list oil real estats 30 delinquent
for the previous year. la oonfo NIFTY there
with notice Is hereby given that such LIST
will be published in this Richmond "whig" %
WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is, 1853. md on
MONDAY, MAY :. 1888.
shall, fetwecn tae hours of X N. and pm,
proceed 10 sell, in front Of the City Hall, 90
Broad street. between Ninth and Tenth strtcts,
the real estate delinquent rs afors said. includ
ing penal y, etc. w. IL. CAkDOZo.
April !, lsas. Collector DelQ't Taxes.
;apl-tmy5
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CONKIING BETTE.
The Chances of Recovery Now One in Ten

NEW York, April y The news from
Mr. COnkling's sick chamber this morn.
ing Is Of a amost cheering character and
there IA every reason To believe that the
dread crisis il passed Mr. Conkling
spent one Of the hest nights since his ill.,
ness. The periodical attacks Of delirium
did not manifest themselves az all during
the night. The patient slept of and on,
and there were few If any symptoms Of
pain exhibited during his sleep AZ about
3 o'clock this morning lac aw,ke, AMI
was given a drink, when he d0zed OF
again, and up to half past s O'Clock " is
III eeping soundly At 3 o'clock
Judge Coke. who left The house, announc-
ell the welcome intelligence that Nj.
Cunkling had slept well Hli through the
night. ole aNOke az about , minutes
past O'Clock this morning for a short
time, but quickly d0z.i of again, md I
left him sleeping now Dr. Hartley
left the house at 7:30 O'Clock lie. too.
had cheerful news Mr. COnkling" "
said he, "passei good night, and every
thing now looks promising"
MRS. COSKLISG FEELISG VERY HOPEFUL.
At about $50 o'clock Mrs Conkliug
was seen. There WAS q marked differ
ence in her appearance since yesterday.
There was hope ia the faithful Wife's
voice and eye. She, TOO, had slept, and
much Of the haggard appearance had left
her cOuntenance. She said that Or
Hartley had just Informed her before he
left that her husband had passed oue Of
the most comfortable nights since ne has
been Ill., She herself, she added, had
only been called once or twice during the
night, aad had enjoyed, like her husband,
some refreshing sleep She was over.
iOyed at the favorable indications in the
sick chamber.
DR. Baker called on Mr. C0nkling n
10 minutes past 10 o'cOck this morning
He found no change 10 speak of, but
what little change there was was tor The
better. Mr Cunkling's temperature was
then % and his pulse s.. He di~.ikes 10
have the abcesses treated Mr Conking
rested rather better last night, but wa.
still somewhat restless
THE CHANCES OF RECOVERY NOW ONE ~
TEN.
DR.. Barker said toa reporter to-day
"On Tuesday | said the chances OF Mr.
Conkiing's recovery were one in one
hundred yesterday said hey were one
In twenty-five, and to-day say they are
one in ten
SLEPT ALL THE MoRSIEC.
Dr. Anderson came ont m I20 from
the sick room lIs said thl' VI. C3uk-
ling was sleeping quietly, and had been
the whole morning. Hiswife and daugh
2 ar ar. tyfth hin.
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The GERMAN MARRIAGE
Bismarck Reported ns Emphniically Pro-
testing.


LONDON, April PA gentleman well
vcrs.d in European politics. and whose
relations with the German Embassy here
are rather iutimate, in an interview to-
day gave some Interesting opinions of
the results which might De expected from
the Ba,tenberg marriage II IL were per.
sisted In against the protests OF Bismarck
and the wishes of Russia lie pointed
0ui The aversion in which Russia holds
Alexander, and declared that having
forced him 10 ab licate the throne OF Bull
garia. the car would see that he did not
return II.
II however, there should be any signs
of III attempt on the part Of England TO
assist Alexander 10 regain the throne he
has lost, Russia would assuredly find
some means Of embarrassing England.
aud in this II was not unlikely that the
Car might r. ceiye some assistance from
Bismarck.
"The German Chancellor has never
looked fayorably upon England" said
the gentleman, " aud II Queen Victoria
ignores the man OF iron In this matter
and pushes her matrimonial project to Il
successful accOmp ishmeni, he will IN
doubtedly seize the first opportunity that
presents Itself OF seeking revenge In
a quiet way, and this Is how ii
will come. lie will intimate to the Gar
that the time is ripe for him to reach out
his hand in protection over India. and
that The triple alliance might find reasons
Tor supporting such an action. Numer-
Gus portions Of India are disaifected to
ward lie English Government. There
are several princes who would gladly re
nounce their allegiance to England II they
had some equally great power 10 fall back
on. II Russia wants anything In India
now is undoubtedly the time to move in
whatever undertaking is intended.
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Cars Demolished In a Collision.

BRADFORD, Pa, April l2.--The pas
senger train on the Erie railroad, which
left here al 4:25 this morning, collided
with freight train at point six miles
below the city. The twelve cars. Of
which the train was composed, together
with two engines. were piled up in a
shapeless mass. The engineers and fire
men of both trains saved their lives 10y
jumping, but the passenger engineer was
severely though not fatally injured.
None OF the passengers sustained fatal
injuries. The wreck was complete.
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SILK ikibhOIsi.

Those Of our lady readers who would
like to have an elegant, large package OF
extra fine Assorted Ribbons (by maiD, In
different widths and all the latest fash
ionable shades; adapted for Bonnet
Strings, Neckwear, Scsrfs, Trimming for
Hats and Dresses, Bows, Fancy Work,
etc. can get an astonishing big bargain,
owing to the recent failure of large
Wholesale Ribbon Manufacturing Co, by
sending only rs cents (stamps), 10 the
address we give below
As a Ytam Qttr, this house will give
31u5'e the amount of any other firm In
America if you will send the name and
+. o. address of ten nelciy married ladies'
when ordering and mention the name OF
this paper. No pieces less than one yard
in length. Satisfaction Is guaranteed, or
money cheerfully refunded Three pack
ages for so cents. Address
LoXDoS RIBBON AGENCY, JERSEY CITY,
\. j.
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Doctor.

have been giving NY children Dr. DA-
'iD~ DocoH SYRUP, and il acts so well
'.N d you do not OBJECT will always
"'. i H coughs, colds, and bronchial
Oh. .r- u0ublcs"
't..t' Why, certainly not. know
'"t ., ! 90 the ingredients Of tie cx-
o''e-. Cough syrup ! always recon.
''.' Do 20 nay patients and fnd it
.is' every time, but see that YOU get
'"e genuine Dr. Dasids Cough Syrup.
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THE {. & %. RAILWAY.


The fol owing order has been issued
from the Office of the receiver OF The
Chesapeake X Ohio Railway
RICHMOND, Va, April !, 1888.
GeHerd Order No. 9.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Lum having resigned The
position OF Chief Engineer of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway, that oil c Is
hereby abolished.
Papers heretofore addressed TO the
Chief Engineer will, until further orders,
be sent to Mr. W. NJ : Dunn, Consulting
Engineer.
W c. WIcKHAM
Receiver.
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A Mayor J.. J. Bass approved
,.-" ..y tl. following ordinances
AIHrm'mt 100000 in --- per
0. tlc city 90 the construction
account # ihe ucw Cuy Hall
lowing tac Manchester Railway and
-- '.nru, Company 10 use cable trsc
'rroH the.rstrcet railway, which
" ' proposed t1 build on Fourteenth
'i-. -rl.- NayOs bridge
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.-.t tse already announced them
..'s n.sr.y eighty candidates for the
lt Council ot the City of Richmond.
1 .. 4,s counted ten cOlOIed men
"-., lo represent Jackson Ward.
i. number 90 be chosen in the
twenty i've, five from each of
.Ic N..tf warts: and nine members
olu ot Aldermen, who are dis
.... among lhr wards by lot
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Strike In n Cincinnati Brewery.

CINCINNATI, April l2.-Therei is strike
in Moerlin's brewery which grew out of
the discharge yesterday OF a cellar man.
The men claim that he was uHja>tly dis.
charged for HI attempted disobt dience OF
rules. About thirty-six OF the 100 men
are already out and the dissatisfaction is
spreading.
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Richmond CraYs Association.

The Richmond Grays Association met
last night There was an unusually large
attendance
Resolutions eulogi5iic of the late Ay.
lett h Wooison, who was treasurer
of The association, weresdnanimoasly
adopted
To fill the vacancy in The position Of
treasurer made vacant by Mr. Wooison's
death. Captain Z. Leslie Spence was
elected
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THE CHICAGO BREWERS sTRIKE
Immediately Due To the Employers Re-
fasai to Recognize the Onion.

CHICAGO, April 12-Il appears that foi
some lime past no individual brewry
owner has made a contract with the IN.
diyidual men Ae employed, bat they were
payed and worked according 20 the
schedule of wages and hours fxel by the
contract with the union. Yesterday %
strike committee, In spite Of The pub
lished declarations Of the bosses thatihey
would not sign the contracts, made be
demand that the contracts be made for
an other year. This proposition was fatty
rejected. The bosses declared that tIey
would make terms eich with his own
men. The question was rhen raised
whether the bosses would recognize the
Brewers and Malsters Union at all. and
the bosses answered in the negative. The
representatives, Of the union were told
that The bosses did not object to Trades
Union on general principles, but did not
want TO deal with The one that was in lhe
hands Of an Anarchist
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her husband and several Of her pals on a
charge of conspiracy 10 defraud. They
were locked up aud Nr Marsh wanted
10 go on their bond, but this pleasure
vas denied him and the spook artists
had to stay in their cells all night. Mr
Marsh's friends are the prosecutors.
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An Angry Brideg room's Fatal shot.

TIrUsvILLE Pa, April 12 Frank
Snari married Miss Lizzie Stevenson AT
Cherry Tree Tuesday night, aud mum
Der of boys gave him chaTivari. He be-.
came angry, and fired revolver from Il
window into the crowd, fatally wound
ing Henry Royis in The groin. The
affair has greatly excited the neighbor
hood.
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
">-T-~n---~>-~s-~>-
L'OR THE LENTEN SEASON"

MACK EREL. sOmetbing very fae aud cat.
SALMON. alfcd, smoked. spicoi. and I esh.
HFhRI O., roe. Sa ked, and klppered.
CODt ISL, eStri fine aid boDeless
ANCHDNiS, IN ait aud tn OFT.
sAki INES, French, Russia and smoked
LOtSIEf, I esh in Z ms aad picked IN glass.
NACARONl /. Spiguetii AMI Y, rmicelie.
APHl OT-, ( esh IN taus and - van, rated
PEArH HES, flesh I'm cans. eyapoIated. and
sun-nried.
APPLES, cyav GRATED and sun dried.
- PRt VI, great variety OF French and
Turkish.
thC NELLES, Italian, sknne and dried.
LIN BEA -, Ca H0rhia, dried, aud fresh
In ans.
GNEEN aud YELLOW fresh SNAP
BE Ans In cans.
French ana Il mestfc REIN PEAS in cans.
Dried SPLIT. GREEN. and BLACKEYE
PEAS
LENTILS and WHITE KIDNEY BEANS.
tnslish aud domestic PRESERVES, very
ane
SrlLTON. RnQUEFORT. and BRIE
HE'S Our celebrated Hye year old
"PkENlUM VIII N Ely" sells still u, 81 90
gallo nj HERMANN schmidt.
~ AND 6e BROAD, CORNER FIFTH STREET.
4febl1 II
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uH Circuit Court yesterday The fol-.
.f.- suits were Instituted
'.a j rrettym11 against Henry Hol-
Action VI debt Sl35 80 Judg-
a.f' .af.--,i
' % Jcwett against A. /. BOul.
a-'. ai Dlar.-, L Williams. sometime
.l. Trustees 0f be Chesterfield Coal
Hl .a Mining Company Damages
s. 500
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MADAME DEBAR JUGGED.
And She Finds No Spirit, In the Ju

AHu oHe FIuus NO spIrIts IN the Jug.
New YORK, April l2-Mme Diss De
Barr, the spiritualistic fraud who has
been painting spirit pictures for Attor-
ney Luther Marsh, until his head and
his pocket-book are becoming turned
inside out, was arrested last night with
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BRAGC.-Died. ne T Bremo Bluff April 9th,
Mis-. Is II. Bragg, the 81 year Of her age.
WATERMAN Died, al the residence Of
hor -on-in- law jacob ezekiel. IN Cincin au.
Ohi0 APtA 18th. at $50 am., Mrs Hannah
WhierIn u, iOfmerly'of this city, grand
mother Of Ars. ~. Il. aud Nrs. F. C. Brauer.
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BROTHER SIIODIS BROTHER.
Quarrel over u Division of Land.
lSpcciil' Correspondence.l

CHRIsTIANBURo, Va, Aprl; II, 1893
George W. Williams shot 5. p Williams,
his brother, on their farm four miles
south Of this place, this morning. The
latest reports in from the farm IS that the
wounded man cannot recover. They
quarrelled about the division OF their
lands. G. w. W.
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Among The marriage licenses reported
in Washington yesterday was one TO
Thomas ". Williams and Matte d.
Crouch, Richmond, Va.
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CITY COLLECrOR's NOTICE.
OFFICE CRY COLLECTOR, Cry HALL, [
RICuMosp, "a, April I, is,e (
I ICENSE TAX.

This Office viii be open daily rom y o'clock
am. to 9 o'clo p.su., from the 18th to the 3oth
W April. ior the pur osc Of RECEIVING
The LICENSE TAX from al Doctors, d u
lists, Lawy ers, Commission Merchants, Ner-
chandisc, Stock and Exchange 3D. okers. Whole.
sale and Retail Liquor Dealers. Hotels. Res
taurants, Saloons, Boarding end Eating Houses.
AucilOnoer-. Lumb Z Measurers, Architects,
Theatres and Halls, Telegraph Express. aud
Coal Companies. Mercantile, Insurance, Heal
Estate, mpl0y ment, Ticket. and Sewing Ma
chine Agents; Iitters Manufacturers, Bot
tiers, Junk aud oyster Dealers; Photograph
ers. and al other persons liable to:said License
Tax.
All bills remaining unpaid on TIE lat dAy Of
May, rne OF not less than 81 nor more than
s. for each day thereafter will he imposed.
JAMES d. ChAI0,
1aps-to- myi Collector.
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MR.. SNELLINGS SAYS;-"WANT.
NI cd every body to call at the Commercial
Hotel and see the Lynhayens taken on the
nnest oyster beds In the world" tdseo
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" tHIsIED

PtZZINi-KELLE Married In this city
on Wednesday; April {, 1885, by the Right Rev.
bishop J. J. kcane. Mr julius -. Keller of
New York % Mss Ceeilii 0. Pizzlni Of Rich
mOnd Va
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By TELEGRAPH.
CURRENT Events or INTEREST III
HONE AND ABnOAD.
tors - Congressional Proceedings - The
House Deadlock finally Br, ken-Conk-
ling's Condition-Bl, Protest.

NEw YORK, April ~ - meeting OF
the Richmond terminal Direc Crs was
held to-day. but transacted only routine
business No special meeting OF the
stockholders has been called. l. WAS r..
ported after the meeting that there had
been a split between John p. lnmtn and
tue other members Of the Georgia Cen.
tral syndicate, and that lDman will b.
elected president in place OF General
Alexander.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. sc,

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New and improved CLOSED CELL POCKET
BATTEkIES-simple compact. effective,
durable, and can readily be carried ia the
socket witbou; Inconvenience
ASK for descriptive circular.
Price Tor ONE-CELL BATTERY. $3.50
Price for TWO CELL BATTERY, $40.
HUGH BLAIR.
r. ROBERTS BAKER.
and PURCELL, LADD CO.,
feb22 Druggists.
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The Manchester City Council meets
tonight.
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DUTNAM'S THEATRE COMIQUE.
FRAsKLIy STREET BE. THiRTEesra AND
toCRTgESrH STAEETS.
Eo lowing Talent /.

Folowin. Talent:
Miss JENNIE BRADY. Miss NELLIE
aMO =, Miss ROSA REED. Niss JOSIE M0Rf-
ETZs II. Mis-. MANI y GRANT, Misc CARRIE
ABBOTT, Miss PEABLE DAVIS. Miss MA.
ME GRAY. Miss LOrTA. and BAKER
BROTHERS. ,apsiw
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SLEPT ALL THE MORNING.

Dr. Anderson came ont nj 190 from
the sick room IL said thl' VI. C3nk-
ling was sleeping quietly, and had been
the whole morning. His iie and daugh-
ter are with him.
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GALVANlO BATTERIES.
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Dr. Barker said toa reporter to-day ::
"On Tuesday said the chances OF Mr.
Conkiing's recovery were one in one
hundred ; yesterday ! said hey were one
In twenty-five, and to-day say they are
one in ten
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