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Cut His Throat i'm Court.


DUTCH FRED ATTEMPTS TO KILL HIMSELF WHILE
AWAITING SENTENCE FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
NEW YORK, Jan. l3.-Cries OF "help" and ''get
doctor" came from the prisoners pen in the Gen.
eral sessions Court this morning when batch OF
prisoners were waiting 10 be sentenced. The Off.
GERS rushed TO the gate and saw Frederick Ben
nett, alias dutch Fred leaning half doubled up
against the bars, covered with blood, and all The
other prisoners trying TO get away from him. lie
had cut his throat with a razor while waiting TO
be sentenced by Recorder Smyth for highway rob
berry. HOW he obtained the razor Is not known,
but some friend must have passed 1t TO him. An
ambulance was called and the robber was re-
moved 10 Chalnbers-street Hospital. He Is not
necessarily fatally wounded
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baltimore Markets.

MD.,Jauuary los-Nlfklnl ten -fortles
80 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, ND. January IL - Cotton steady
and auiet-middling 10Aa10ss. Flour steady, with
decreased demAnd>-Howard street and western super
2.31a2.s5; do extra. 3.00a36Q: do. family, 4.0Ua
1862 do. Rio brands. 72atST Patapsco superlative
patent, 565; do. family, $50: Whest-southern irn
with active demands red, 93aoo; amber. yoaS1 /;
western higher and quiet; No. winter red, spot
SS%sS9: January, 80 BID: February. YOa0.s; May,
9ftsa944. Corn - southern firm; white, 51a5Ss
yellow 57a59 western higher and quiet. mixed spot
571sa5S; January, 57s4s3SA; February, 5S3.a5Sa
March. 500 asked Oats hrm-southern and Penn
sylvania, Brazil: western white, 4la4!; western
Hay steady aud frm-prime to choice western, l4OO
ais. So Provisions steady and quiet. Mess pork, %
Bulk lneats-shoulders and clear rib sides, packed
Ga9. Bacon-shoulders, 7haSS; clear rib sides, 80
hams, l2al2A Lard-rehned, 81. Butter firm
western packed lSs2Oi creamery .7s30. Eggs easy
and dull-fresh, 10; lined l2slJ. Petroleum steady
refined, "a. Coffee easier-Rio cargoes ordinary
refined frm. 15alo Whisky firm and quiet, l. los
ll6. Freights TO Liverpool per steamer dull and
10 Ner-cotton, 3-lod hour ton LIS. 3D.: grain, = =
a2Ad. Sales-wheat. l06,6O0 bushels; corn, 80 700
bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO ILL., January ID. IL a. m.-Wheat and
corn opened steady and unchanged. May wheat
started at S47s. and May corn at 541s Receipts of
hogs were lighter than expected and prices l0c.
higher. Under this influence May pork opened at
barrels by firm broke prices to 522>s At l 1
O'Clock May wheat was quoted at sf1 May corn, "a
Nay oats, 34S May pork. lo.21h. May lard, 40:
Ma short ribs, 500.
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dl7-6nn
DoBn1ss ELrors1o Soar.
THE BEST FAMILY SOAP IN THE WORLD.

THE BEST FAMILY SOAP IN THE WORLD.
1T Is STRICTLY PURE. UNIFORM IN QUALITY.
The original formuls for which we paid 100000
twenty years ago has been modified or changed
In the slightest This soap 10 identical in quality TO-
day with that made twenty years ago.
1t contains nothing that can injure the finest fabric
1t brightens colors and bleschss whites.
Nwsshes dannels and blankets no other soap in
the world doeswtthout Misunderstanding them soft
and white and like new.
READ THIS TWICE.
There is great saving Of time Of labor of soap, OF
fuel and Of the fabric where Dobbns Electric Soap
used according TO directiona
One trial will demonstrate its great merit 1t will
pay you to make that trial.
Like all best thinga 1t IL extensively imtated and
counterfeited.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
Insist upon DOBBINS' Electric Don't take Mag
netic. Electro Magic, Philadelphia Electric, any
other fraud simply because it is cheap They will ruin
clothes, aud are dear At any price. Ask for
DOBBINS ELECTRIC
end take other Nearly every grocer from Maine TO
Mexico keeps it in stock. yours hasn't it. he I'LL
order from his nearest wholesale grocer.
Read carefully the inside wrapper around each bar
and be careful to Follow Directions each outside
wrapper. You Cannot Afford to wait longer before
Trying for Yourself this old, reliable and truly
derful
DOBBINs' ELECTRIC SOAP. d7-6m
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Mrs. LowRYs WnI--1he Will OF the late Eliza.
beth ID. Lowry Was admitted 90 probate t,-dsy.
and eIters Jestamentary were isssed 10 W 4.
Dunlop aud W. Lalr'l, executors She desires that
her sister, Roberta Pete, and brother, Thomas
johnson, share la her estate and leaves the estat
10 the executors 10 pay the proceeds 20 them.
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The District subcommittee OF the House appro-
priations committee will meet to-morruw at 10 20
O'Clock, 70 take up the District Appropriation bill
The bill Is all in shape and they are ready TO set
at II with the purpose OF completing and getting
IL before the House as early as possible
Gen. Henderson. one OF the old members Of the
subcommittee, said TO q STAB reporter to-day that
the subcommittee wanted the citizens OF the DIS
trict who had suggestions 70 make 20 come for.
ward at once before the bill Is completed
The committee Is now ready 20 hear from the eth
zens who want TO call attention 10 any matterS
and they do not want them 10 put it on until t1s
bill has gone before the whole committee, as mar
did last year,
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Another Tory scheme.

DuBIIS, Jan. l3.-The Express conservative
0rgan) believes that measures will be offered In
parliament, on the resumption OF the session, TO
deprive electors OF the power 10 return persons to
parliament who have been convicted VI certain
crimes
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WANTED--ROOMS.

VNANTED-TWO SECOND FLOOR FURNISHED
w with board. in private family 1rstcIass
BOARDING house. for adults Address, stating price
and locrlity; terms must be reasonable. ENFIELD,
star offS ial3-3t'
WANTED-BY A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w room and board in a strictly Catholic family; must
be IL uorthwte part Of the city. Address, with full
particulars. BOX 81 star Office. ial32t.
WANIED-A NEAT FURNISHED ROOM ON ID
w or ID noor Of dwelling with board for gentleman
and wife. will bs permanent and produce unexcrI-
tional references must be located between 4th and
10th and between Pennsylvania avenue and II ST ;
state lowest price per month with and heat Ad-
dress COLUMBIA Star Office 1t
WASTED-BY A LADY TEACHER A ROOM IN
w private family where light housekeeping Will be
allowed II desired: terms moderate; references ex-
changed Address TEACHER, star Office. jal2-2t.
NVASTED-TWO ROOMS AND GOOD BOARD
w for three persons in private family in George-
town. Alsxandrii or immediate neighborhOod OF
washington. Terms must be moderate; state par
ticulars. Box 119. Star ONCE jl0-4ts
WANIED-ROONS-MAN PERSONS CALL ON
" Us every day for furnished and unfinished
rooms. Persons having them 10 rent should
kOOM RENTING AGENCY. 6l2 9th st. nv. j3-l St.
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Illinois Federation Of Trades
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED AT THE STATE CONVENTION
AT PEORIA.

PEORIA, Ill, JAN I3-The Illinois Federation OF
Trades adjourned last evening after a three-days'
session. The proceedings OF the convention have
been dominated throughout by the socialistic ele-
ment large delegation coming from Chicago A
long platform was adopted, calling for the enact
for the protection OF cooperative associations
distinguished from those governing joint stock
companies; another providing that an pupils at
tending the public schools shall be furnished with
all books and other articles necessary to their
education and training at the expense Of the state
ana that the science OF government be taught In
the public schools. The enactment OF a law TO
compel the arbitration OF difficulties between en-
plOyers ana employed Is demanded; also one TO
prohibit the employment OF children under four
teen years; abolition OF all state conspiracy laws;
Abolition or the contract system, and enforcement
OF the eight-hour law was also demanded.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE, TOOLS MA.
SSaiSERY; COUNTERS SHOWCASES, MIR
ROhS, PAINTINGS, CHROMOS ErC,
By virtue of deed OF trust dated the sixth day Of
May A. Ao r. 1852 and duly recorded in Lber No l0o4
tric Of oumbia, aud BY dir, of the party Sc
cured thereby shall sell at public auction on the
IHUkSDAi, JANGAKY NINETEENTH A. D., 1888,
at Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ, goods mentioned IN the
namely:
Awning. Sghs Marble Slabs, Machines, Tools
fixtures Shelving. Marble;top Tables, Chairs,
Brass Scales, One Side Case aud Mirror. Vases,
Platform Scale, Desk. Heating Machine, Large Lot
OF Tin Ware: Dishes. Knives Ice Box, Chapdeliers
and many other articles mentioned in schedule too
numerous ~ enulnerate.
Terms cash. WILLIAM W. WRIGHT
jal2-6t Trusfca
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

-ENTIRE STOCK 9F LADs0Ms JEwELRy
70 be sold Public Auction. 70 closs business CON-
mencing WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ELEVENTH ct
hour. and on TUESDAY, TIL RsDAY aud sATUR-
DAY MORNINGS, at Ten. until further notice. The
stock consists in part as follows:
ladies' Gents Gold and silver Watches Diamond
and other Kings Scarf Pins, Lace Pins. &C. &C. large
line Of Rogers Qusdruple Plated Ware, fine Ciocks
Opera Glasses, Gold headed Canes. &c.
The Fixtures Large Herrinxs Fire-Proof Safe,
Upright and Counter show Cases, Counters. Shelly.
ing. &c.
Private sale during the day at auction pricea a72w
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The Government Candidate Defeated

MINNEAPOLIS MINI, Jan. IA Journal Winni
peg special says in the st. Francis Xavier election
the government candidate was defeated. Tit
motion OF want OF confidence Will be moved In til,
legislature Monday.
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TNHOMAS DCwLING. Aucuoneer.
SALE, BY AUCTION, OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. us THIRTEENTH SOUTH

PROPERTY, No. us THIRTEENTH SOUTH
EAST.
On MONDAY, JANUARY SIXTEENTH. 1888, -
At FOUR O'CLOCK, in trout of the premises, IfS:S
shall sell Lot 80 in Square 1920, having front
As feet inches by depth of 200 feet inches 80
foot alley improved By Frame Dwelling, containing
This property will be sold q WHOLE less feet 8
inches which has been condemned for an alley which
divides this property equally leaving hundred feet
at either end with the width Of the lot
Terms One third cash; the balance in one and two
years with notes bearing interest at per per
mum until paid, and secured by deed of trust the
property sold All conveyan and recording at pur-
chasers cost 300 deposit required the time sale
ja9-dts THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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The Lou,siana Convention

BARON RoUGE, La, JAN 1a-The committee on
Credentials OF the democratic convention seated
the Nichols delegation from Webster parish. II Is
said Acadia parish Will vote for Nichols on the
nrst b. .ot. The state house is damned with dele
gates and visitors
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

I,OR sALE-DEsIRABLE LOTS IN LIE DROIT
Il Park. GURI.EY BROTHERS,. 1919 F st. ja13-6t
NOR SALE-CHEAP-ABOUT 10000 SQUARE
II feet of ground in the northern part Of the city.
Apply after am at 500 l. st. Sc tal2-3t'
VfOR SALE = VERY DESIRABLE CORNER LOT
II at the intersection of N. Y. avenue. and North
Capitol street: 10Ox90; will be sold at o bargain.
SwORMSrEDT BRADLEY, 927 F st. tal2-1m
VvOR SALE-BAIGA1NS-BUILD SITE, 13
II feet 'front.' good location for small houses If sold
at once, per foot. 35c.
Two nice brick houses z rooms bath and cellar;
hrst-class neighbo ThOod; cheap.
Corner lot. East Capitol St.. 80 sX60 it.: $500.
An per cent Investment in improving section:
Apply to j. W. p MYERS SON,
ja9-6t' 142S New York ave.
IOR SALE-WE HAVE FOR SALE DESIRABLE
piece Of business property. S5xlO0 on l2th Just
north of ia also st, bet. 18th and 18th. 73x
Both Of these pieces of property be converted
INTO good paying Investments. Az HILL CO.,
ja92w 1888 st.
INOR SALE - GREAT BARGAIN If SOLD AT
II onceS4, 600 cash will buy AZ $40 feet of ground,
fronting 236 feet on 18th ST. and 200 feet ST.
e. Address Box rs, Star Office. ja9-6t
LrOR SALE-CHEAP-LOTs AT FOREST GLEN,
- Nd i. N. and 2 cents per foot, II sold before
spring. j. r. HERTFORD,
ia4-1ms l423t Il st.
LNOR SALE-THE BEST INVESTMENT OF THE
Il Day-I offer Building Lots grade, and street
or avenue within four squares of pennsylvs ave.
street cars, for only $500 each-S25 down, balance
$40 per month X. A. PHILLIPS,
n22-3ms 142S New York ave-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY GERMAN GOvERNEss. ALSO
w expert in fine needsyoIk, situstion in an
Jai3-St.
IVAN IDA YOUNG GERMAN LADY. B. CENT:
w ~ arrived, wishes situation to take and
needle, work sewing go references Please address
NVANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS - POSITIONS
w for Coos, ChamheInlaids Waitress, IAundress
aud s1r'e sh Me- @ oo9h.
XVANTED-FRENCH TO TRANSLATE BY A
eo9ss s mt, person. s best Of refsrenees Adrsss
w Hatioh as @aitrsss Or eh.mSsSmaia and Waitress.
Apply for twl days 80 p stn.w tsl2-2t'
WANIED-PosITIoN AS CLERK, OR OTHER
+ ' $ea ,sS% ssn'
A r. LaMBUTH. 1884 G St NV ''' iais-3ts
WANTED-POsITION AS LETTER-CARRIER.
m xdarss Star Pa Hce PROCURING s''1sSn ior
w ANTED-A LADY. WHO, IN A GENERAL Ex-
w animation by the CiyilService Commission, at
the tb n 9f any from
clerical Position requiring the exercise Of some e1-
West has deputy recorder of deeds and clerk in
Rsss NV YORK Of
WANTED by A LICENs ENGINEER A STU
$, w .si0n as engineer or fireman, Address sis ssh
WANTED-sITUATIoNs FOR ALL KINDS OF
q, =, help; free 70 sTSSysIs TsfsrenSss g9srspssed
ROOM RENTING BUREAU. III 9th St n. v. I'm 8
pm. 1a5-2w'
WANTED-BY YOUNG CoLoRED MAN, a
w situation waiter in private family to wait
gentleman: good city references. Call or address W.
A. O., 3l4 Maine jl22c
WANTED-DICK's AGENCY HAS FIRST CLASS
w Cooks, chambermaids, mattresses, laundresses.
seaInsiresses, nurses buffers, eoschmen house men
and boys, with city references Glib 9TH st. NV Il22t
WANTED FOR WHITE AND COL
w ORED Cooks maids, nurses. walters. housemen,
kitchen hands three refined house keepers, two lady
copyists &c. +. NJ BURNHAN. 630-632 y st. n ".
Ja7-6ts
w machinist on light complicated work 10 capable
OF tax ng charge acting salesman. Address MA
CHINIST. Star Office jall-3ts
WANTED-A SITUATION. BY YOUNG MAN;
has had eight years experience IN grocery, meat,
and provision business and furnish the best refer
Of this city Address Box 1j9. Star ONCE ii 3t
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MAhtitlED.
DIEn-

CoIE-NELsoS. On January lo.'Isss. by tina
son, vi Washington, a. @
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Popular Co.pI. ,n Dakosn.
s.t-N-, ,r' =. = ...--.~ $500, soN

WHAT A Resident 90 BISMARCK KNOWS Apot-r
UNCLE MACkEY AND ''NIKIE' wIrHskEEg
resident OF Bismarck, DaK., who recently ar.
rived IN this city, speaking 90 STAR reporter
about the wltherbee-Mackey scandal, expressed
his ainazemcnt at the revelations made IN the
newspapers. Judge Mackeys department there
he said. was In all respects what would he ex-
pected from a gentleman 90 refinement He In
uoduced Mrs NitheIbee as his niesr- aud
no one ever doubted that the relations
he represented existed between Them
Her superior accomplishments and apparent sspf
breeding made her at once a faVorte and a l,.ai,r
10 society. There was nothing IN her conduct or
bearing that was consistent with the statement
tllat she was person OF loose mOrals Judge
Mackey, he said In his association with citlzaiis
there, and By his actions and words Indicated hts
intention Of settling there permanently aud grow
ing UP Win the country. lie opened A
law Office, and Was at M orfice
regularly every day. He came near l-iny
made a member OF the committee recently arr
polnteiat a convention to come Ia Washington 10
Oppose the division OF the TERRITORY. Ile never
family here.
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COMMANDER NcCALLA arrived this morning at
the Navy Department. His errand Is 90 secure q
pneumatic gun-carriage for the RnterIrise which
Is about 20 sail for Europa
ExCrRsloS;sTs AT THE WHITE HotSR-one hun
dred and twenty -flve OF the jersey excursionists
called at the White House NJ I. O'Clock. and were
received by Ms. Cleveland. They returned at
l 30 p m Cpd nled past the President
To III DISMISSED rRon TIE SERvIcL-The Pres
ident has approved the findings and sentence OF
the general court-martial IN the case of First LEU
tenant Chas r. Ward. 10th cavalry, and the secre-
tary OF War has issued an order directing that
the sentence that Lieut. Ward Be dismissed from
the service, shall 60 into eject on the 18th inst.
The charge on which this oficer was tried a.
that he was drunk al san Carlos Arizona Terri
tory, september IA while on duty as oricer Of the
guard The plea was mot guilty. but the court
that convened at Fort Lowell, Arizona Territory,
october -, found Tim guilty.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

SOzODo ONT.
GRATEFUL DOOR,
of health and purity communicated to the
mouth by the aromatic
sOzo DONT.
WA makes the teeth white and as radiant pol
isha porcelain, and contains ingredient that
AY0S beneficial to both gums and teeth.
Lyric and Dramatic professions are loud in their
Uses Of
R7-8m SOZOD ONT.
RKSON'S PLASTER IS UNAP- PLASTER
~. proachable in curative
properties rspidty and safety action and is the
only Improvement in the art of plaster making during
the past quarter century. For the relief aud of
chest pains, rheumatism neuralgia sciatics lumbago.
kidney troubles, weak back. stiff enlarged joints.
torpid liver and enlarged spleen. BENSON'S PLASTER
II uneQualed. There many limitations and counter
feits on the market. Buy BensOns
Is THE and you get the BEST.
ta9-1w
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HE GENu1NE IMPORTED
CARLSBAD sPRUDEL WATER
EPRUDEL SALT
w ANAMAKER,6.

w ANAMAKER'S
The impetus given by the great current OF events
dashng through last year carries US forward 70 At
tempt larger things for the new year
Not even for one day shall the store 20 into winter
quarters after its busy but with the first full
business day OF the new year. We shall open the new
campaign.
circumstances combine to help us do some nne
Things Tor our friends from the beginning OF the new
year.
We haven't more than single sentence to say about
great sales. We are making them every day. That's
what the store 10 for We always have lot " goods
that are marked down.
door.
3d. then note the fact that matter what the reason
there always be found here lots and lots Of good
reduced from day to day because they must be closed
out
We cannot wait for certain month to sell down, but
continually watch, like the lookout on the SHIP We
seek open channel Of quickest progress and steer
clear of all that stops our way.
Now. then, let strike the key note of the
With might and mxin we grasp the ropes and, as We
haul, ring out loud aud long
THE NEWEST GOODS"
THE FRESHEST GOODS"
"THE CHOICEST GOODS"
"THE VERY BEST OF VERY BEST"
We crowd ourselves to open the new things.
Your money shall take fresh goods at greater ost
than might otherwise go into old, hammered-down
stock.
Thus We hope TO brighten our store increase the
activity Of our stock, and Erexten our trade. go
his Is our way OF startling the new year. II you ike
It when you see what We are DOING say 30 to your
friends. ~
JOHN wANAMAKER.
dl7-6m Philadelphia
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New York Stock Market.
! c. Il Ndmc.
Name

The following are the opening and closing prices Of
tie New York stock Market, reported by special
WIRE TO Corson Mccartney, IA 10 street.
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THE TRADES.

- and Csntary Magazines bous1 tor S. and 70 cents
al TIE LS,L1T BsSDEBI (sstssSlsh.d Is Al 10l2
Pa. ave, Az Hogk guaranteed. Send post0. ja3
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WINTER RESORTS.
HOTELS.

HOTEL LAFAYETTE, 42D AND RROADWAY
t Ton y New " York JNo. y WAGdAMAN. q Waahins.
under new management on European plan. Room ri
saa up per day Situated within nftsen minutes rds
VI business and amusement centers and depots kes-
ursnt Of unsurpassed excellence ct moderste prices
Headquarters for WashinGtonianR do lin
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NTkREST FOR CLAIMANT
In the Senate TO-DAY Mr.. sherman offered an
amendment to the deficiency bill providing that
all claimants whose claims are to be paid In a.
cordance with the provisions OF the bill shall he
entitled 10 six per cent interest from the time when
the de iciency bill Of the last Congress failed 70
pass
HLECRo-PNRCMoNlA.
The Senate committee on agriculture to-day con-
tinued the hearing on Senator Palmers pleuro-
pneumonia bill DIR. De Salmon, OF the bureau Of
animal industry OF the Agricultural Department,
said that the efforts OF his bureau 70 extrpate the
disease had been mainly In cooperation
with state governments illinois, Penn
sylyania, and OHIO had Al times
refused cooperation, ana had thereby embarrasSsd
the work OF the bureau. Ten or eleven centers OF
the disease, he said, still existed east OF the Ale
ghenies, and he had recently discovered new cases
In Illinois
NEW PENSION BILL
Mr.. HiscocK introduced In the senate to-day a
bill TO Increase the monthly pension for loss OF one
hand foot 70 $50; for loss OF at the elbow
or leg at the knee TO $50: and for loss OF arm
near the shoulder or leg at the hip, u $4a.
senator Morrill, continues TO improve, and he ex.
poets TO be out In q few days
After Senator vance's speech this afternoon
Senator Gray delivered an argument against The
Blair bill.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. lathe Grand Duk,
Alexis has been promoted 10 the rank OF admiral
Count Tolstol minister OF the interior, and olhel
statesmen, will receive new years honorS.
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SPECIALTIES

ELECTRICITY-l5 YEARS A SPECIALITY IN 0TJp.
ing nervous and mental disease, spinal ovarian and
Systers, PsaaSsas tumors strtcturse cctatica
Most extensive electric batteries outside Of
lulope. static electricity through cloth1ng Re}er.
enSess permAnent cures In Washington. 6a. n Il
AlChOLSON, 0O4 18th ct. n. W., cor, r. 1nd-3vs
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

ONE SIXTY-INCH, FULL NICKEL-PLATE, BALL
BEARING COLUMBIA BICYCLE, WITH LAMP
AND BELL. ALL IN PERFECT CONDITION.
MENTS, AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, JANUARY FOURTEENTH, 1888,
| at HALFPAST TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front OF my
salerooms, will sell the above machine all In perfect
order now on exhibition.
Terms cash.
ja122t THOMAS DOWIING Arctjoneer
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LIvERPooL, Jan. 13-Lord Salisbury left this city
to-day. crowds of people were at the station TO
see him on and gave him cheer after cheer.