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w ANAMAKER'S,

The impetus given by the great current of events
eashing through hast year carries forward to at
tempt larger things for the new year.
Not even for day shall the store go into winter
quarters after its busy season. but with the full
business day OF the new year, we shall open the new
Circumstances combine to help us do some fine
things for our friends from the beginning of the
year.
We haven't more than single sentence say about
great sales. We are making them every day. That's
what the store Is for We always have lots Of goods
daily drum beat calls up all the old soldiers Of
goods and gives them double quick step toward the
door.
then note the fact that matter what the
there always be found here lots and lots of good
things Is cheap and often cheaper, than elsewhere
out
We cannot wait for certain month to sell down, but
continually watch, like the lookout on the ship We
seek the open channel Of quickest and steer
clear of all that stops our way.
Now then let strike the key note of the year.
haul, ring out loud and long
1.-THE NEWEST GOODS"
THE FRESHEST GOODS"
THE CHOICEST GOODS"
1.-THE VERY BEST OF VERY BEST"
We crowd ourselves to open the new things.
Your money shall take fresh goods greater cost
than might otherwise go into old. hammered-down
stock
thus hope to brighten our store increase the
activity Of our stock, and greater trade.
Ibis Is OF starting the Year. II you like
1t when you see what we are doing say SO to your
friends.
JOHN wAEAMAKER.
d17-6m Philadelphia.
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TIRE WORLDS EXPOSITION.
Provisions Of q bill Introduced I'm III,
senate by Mr.. HOar To-day.

In behalf OF the National Board of Promotion,
composed OF members from f0rty-flve states and
territories, Senator HOar introduced In the Senate
to-day q bill for the Worlds Exposition In 1892,
which was referred to the select committee on the
centennial Of the Constitution and the Discovery
Of America The bill provides for governmental
board OF twenty-One directors, seven appointed
each by the President, President Of the Senate,
and Speaker Of the House, with an advisory board
OF sixty-tw0 members from the states and fnde-
pendent American nations. Space Is to be assigned
In some unOccupied reservation In Washington
for a permanent state and terrific. iai building,
resources. arts and Industries OF the f0rty-six
states and territories; FOR permanent three
arss and 81
OF North, Central and South America; for q tenn
porary building, or buildings for temporary ex-
tOber, 1892 by ali nations other than those OF the
American continent, and for suitable site for o
statue Of Columbus. Space Is TO be assigned
msnt OF the National Museum into Continental,
or Three Americas Museum and for permanent
building, under the control OF the Interior Depart
portant American inventions. The President Is
authorized TO invite the several states and terri
q sns Ssss 70
said exposition. whenever the necessary funds
are provided the President Ii authorized 70 invite
can continent TO participate in said exposition.
Mr. Powderly il stiil quito H. and WIN 20 South
Nearly the entire business portion a Beaufort,
n c., was burned Tuesday night
The indictment against Conductor Park, for In
voluntary mansiaughter, IN the Kouts disaster;
has been quasned. bscauie II faiied 70 charge hm
a. ssorny meeting Of the Gaelic Athissic Am.
ciatton at TAuTies Ireland yeeoeAy, tho clescAll
oefeated tbs Eep1an members 81 eylsy v0te, end
II. Balf0ur . secretary Of re association. ThS
ooGG1on lasted eleven h0uEa
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Trau,fers Of Real Essase.

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: j. W.
Haney to W. II. Haney, pts. 1879 and POI, It's add
ton TO West Washington; $500. Mary c. Wash
ington to Albert c. Washington, lots g. o and 10
sec. /, Burrville; 500. b. f. Trens TO Il. C. Tyson
part 8, 50. 30; a, 100. John A. Baker TO {. w.
King, part IL. 50. south OF 5l6 $1,000. w. Diez TO
e Dietz sub IL. 50. zoos, and part 5. 80. lO7e;
1856. Jas. c. Brooke TO T.. l. Brooke, north hall
A, Bellevfew; 1900. Warren N. whyte 20 Bern
ard overman, part sub 4, 50. 36s; =. B; overinan
TO W. M.White, pts and 4, 50. 36s; s.. H. ]. Frost
trustee, TO John Burke, part -. 50. 1; 5000. A.
NJ. Reed 10 Sylvar1c b. Denegre, sub lots 20
and II, 50. 179; $5,15225. II. c. Thomas,
trustee, TO same lot 10, do: s2.576 IL.
C. Becker TO Lulu Holmes, part IL, 50. 225 81 $50.
r. L. Browning 70 w. Dix, sub GO, SO. 1857; 5000.
Jno. O'Meara 10 c. Wilmer ct al, part i, 50. lo4,
1850. b. +, Leighton 10 W. q. Denison, lots 70
q, 10 to "a, blk. "a. Brookland; &,7lo.
Annie V. Barbour 10 Jas. w. orme, undi-
vided half lot 4, So 34s; $4,000.
Martha Mathrot ct al: to r. r. Perry, trustee, lot
IA, SO. 693; g. Washington City orphan Asylum
TO John Miller, lot 4, So 259; So 1880. II. Gold
schmld TO X. T. Meany, sub. los, So 271; 81, $50.
T. j. Fisher ct al, trustees, 70 B. Leonard, LOT 10,
So Sal; e. 444.96
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPosAIs FOR BROKEN STONE CEMENT.
sand. lIhE-BkiCk AND GkANIIE-D,crn
AKA 81, lss1-sealed proposals, seyeraliy indor.rd
Pro- sails for Broken Stoue" Cement sand. .
-Ir~- Bgieks Granite" will be received fr,,rn ,ss
ra.Ar dealers only a. the Bureau Of Provisions and
tlothInr. Navy Department., Washington ID ~ upf,i
ELEVEN O'CLOCK. A. NJ JANUARY TW N.Y.
THREE ISIS and opened immediately thereafter in
te prcsencc OF bidders, Tor the srpply the Navy
laTu. Washington. ID. c. OF 5000 6srrsls broken
stone. 1000 barrels cement $4,000 bsrrels ssnd
$4,000 IRE hr1cx Is pieces granite COZ ing and al
sr4nTt- steps Cement 70 Be delivered immedia civ
broken o. snd and nrs-brick within 80 dzys sfsi
srxn.tr within 90 days from date OF contrast Offers
Sin h. received for one more Of the
toned articles. bat must include tbs full amount re
cured q such article or articles The above Articles
Eust conform Ia the Navy standard aud the
naval insrectoL and vxtioa Of 20 per cent vii
- withheld fron the amount Of each delivery until
the cOIplton u the contract. Bidders referred
y the IEspsetor Of Provisions and Clothing at the
NaslinxtoE Navy Yard for sfectdcstioEs. forms VI
oner aud al Information relative 10 the articles re-
CURED. The proposals must be made ON the proper
plank tor.s and nllsd out indicated By the blank
HE reserves the risht 10 reject pro-
Io-Al NOT Considered advantarrous TO the Govrrn-
Hent JAMES SuLToS. Psymastsr esnsrsl. .. 4
NAVY d}oNlaw4v
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Mama
| o. I c. T
Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock EXCHANGE noted to-day
y. s. As, coupons, 1855 bid. i25x asked.
ll93,i asked; Washington Gas. 37n bid. 3s1.
8 Old. 81 asked. Masonic Hall bonds, IO4 i bid
National Metropolitan Bank, $50 bid Citizens
l24H, bid, 125 asked. Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co., 1874 bid, 74ls asked u s. Eiec-
bid, III asked. Washington GAslight Co bonds,
llsA bid, l20 asked; Central National Bank. 200
bid. Columbia National Bank. 100 bid. ITO asked
Franklin Insurance Co, 3Sh bid, AZ asked.
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MARRlRO.
JACoB-SACREY. January &. 1855, BY Rev. G. q
heador. RIcHAhD yACOB. Of Washington, ID q.
and IDA v. SACkkl. Of frsder7cksburx Va
MAN RieO.
DIED.


FORD wednesday morning. January 4 1889
Anna Lecopte Ford iNorfolk .nd AleIsndris payers
Funeral from st. Matthews church. rrsday. yspu.rv
HARRISON. AZ his late resiaence lOsh Z .tr.,s
o'eiect pm; q eonsumpaou. JOHN ,. MxKSisox.
Fr,dsy January Q. isss. sia 0cloci PIN fnssrsasss
HAYES. Departed ths LIE ct the rss,dsnc, Of h.,
Ss lqi5 saos ~ Sc IA. Nh
ned sghsy.sin y..,s end Zen aayA
and relatives invited 70 attend '"scss
JONES A. her rssidencs. y Williamson, Del. sas-
WIDOW o. .ss 4: Coz. wniis@ hs@Saii yosss. ioss
meriy OF this city.
e'sissS s9z LOUISA Lang va. < 9. lsss hos.,s
sseoP. ess street s0ushssst a o'csosE pn sass
IATEa 81 X s:s.s ss:s
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Dearest grssdDothsr you lave In ~
Never o - you sgsia.
Bgs God SnS cou a. q .o oSr 2 arm ysS
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russssi vtn tats pases assq ~ essgss.-s rsss-
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The Engineers and the Strike.
WHAT CHIEF ARTHUR, OF THE BROTHERHOOD OF ENGI
II

NEERS, HAS TO SAY.
CLEVELAND, Jan. a-Chlef Arthur, OF the Broth
erhood OF Locomotive Engineers, when asked
about the Reading strike, said: "Ail know VI the
strike Is what have read in newspapers The
Brotherhood, as an organization, has done
nothing. In 1877, about the time Of the
great strike OF the train men, in which the
engineers took no part, Franklin B. GOwen, gen.
erai manager OF the Reading system, issued an
order That all engineers on the road must leave
the brotherhood or the employ OF the company.
Every member OF the brotherhood excepting seven
left the railway, and in time found employment
elsewhere. There was no strike about it. and the
places of the brotherhood men were soon filled by
nOaterS. The newcomers in time drlrted into the
Knights OF Labor. The present management OF
hood and when the Knights OF Labor struck many
or the sacrificed engineers OF 1877 took engines
that were taken from them ten years ago. can
see no harm in that"
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AUCTION SALES.
VHoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoos,r

THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoussr
daAsSERy SALE OF vAIgAsLE I,sgsoxEp
TEENLH STREET, BETWEEN = AND =
sIkEETS. BEING THE HANDSOME FIVE
THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHwEsT.
:, By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of
the District OF Coum hia passed December 18th. 2:
Il. Equity 10. 1866. pociss "a. the aadersisnsd
". iasn 4 sEEes Il n
fss7, d FOuK vcfocK +. NJ. The foiioxin8 %:
scribed real estate, stusted in the city Of Wash.
nine CD, in square two hundred and rinesy
s29Ol eontained within the following metts and
the east line Of 18th street. and 1t the northwest cor
ner Of said lot nine CD and running thence east one
hundred lOO) feet, thence south twenty t20) feet,
THENCE west one hundred (100) feet thence north
wardy twenty (2O feet along said east line Of 18th
sand square feet Of ground ess and improved
by handsome dve-story brick dwelling.
Terms OF safe % prescribed by the decree
OF the money In cash. the balance in and
two years In equal payments for which the notes of
the purchaser must be ven bear interest from the
date Of sale and secured By deed Of trust on the prop
erty sold, or AL cash. ct the purchasers option All
conveysncing ct purchasers cost. deposit OF $3.50
Is required at time Of sale II the terms OF sale
not with within ten days the Trustee reserves
the 70 resell the property at the rsk and cost OF
aEJRGE Z HAMILTON. Trustee.
dS-d&ds Sun Building, IT. NV.
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS PosTPoNEp IN CON-
sequence e the rain until THURSDAY, JANUARY
Trustee. THOMAS DOKLIN0
d21-dAds Aucti0neer
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HOPKINS FINED sise.
He P1eaas Guilty - The New ChArg0
Filed Agalnss Hin.

This afternoon. In the Police Court Mr. Snep-
perd called Judge snelis attention TO the new In
formation Med against Mr.. sherburne G. Hopkin4
the newspaper correspondent charged with At
tempting TO obtain s. from Gen II. V Boynton.
under false pretenses in connection with the send
Ing OF the bogus Internal machine 10 Chief Jus
tice Waite. Mr.. shepperd said he Understood that
Mr.. Hopkins intended 70 plead guilty. with the
understanding that a nne should be imposed
The DEFENDANTS father appeared as his counsel
and said that he had made such IN agreement He
then read the following: The defendant Id this
case realizes and deprecates the wrongful act
which resulted or eliminated In the onense
Ing 70 receive punishment therefor This
adopted, II i understand IL right because
IL was the only form OF action left open 70 the
prosecution. and a doubtful one at the best for
the defendant has been advised by counsel thai he
distinctly and emphatically disavows that he con-
ce1ved and executed the unfortunate plan with any
malice, and especially does he disavow that he
had In It's inception any purpose OF prot or gain
10 his mind. Being In the newspaper business &c
followed almost naturally that he should complete
the hoax by writing II up, and while he may have
technically violated the law 10 this regard he Is
conscious that he Is not morally guilty OF this
particular onense charged In the Information.
repeat again that this defendant deeply regrets
pleads guilty, with the understanding that . nne
shall be imposed"
Judge SMELL in disposing OF the case, said: the
action OF the defendant relieves the court of some
dignity upon the highest judicial officer In this
country. The dignity OF the supreme Court must
be sustained, and the defendant IL 1ned 800"
The nne was paid and the case forever settled.
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Gov. LLoYDs MKssAGE-Gov. Lloydp message
was sent TO the Maryland legislature yesterday
afternoon. He reports a balance In the treasury
at the end OF the fiscal year OF efps2 0ea2O He Cd
vises a revision OF the election lava The militia
is In better condition than formerly. He adv1oeo
the state 20 hold on TO its Baltimore ana OHIO sock
and suggests the reorganization OF the Ch0sapeako
and Ohio Canal; also the continuance o. the eua-
quchaDna and 11dewater CanAlA- The other sub
jects the Maryland penitentiary, house Of cor.
rections. oysters fsh, mining, public health and
iiye-tOck
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE Nd, January 5.-Virginia new threes
81 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Md, January 5. - Cotton easy and
QuIo.-liddllng. lU5s. Flour steady and irIn with
rood inquiry Whest-southern higher and quiet: red,
s2a93: amber. S5a9! western high.r closing quiet
February, s8A.l ADO; May, "a La94H Uorn-southern
higher and quiet white a6a57 yellow. 26aos western
57A; February, SO Haosa4 May. 81 asked Oats firin
with hardening MISREPRESENTATION and Pennsy vania
36a40: western white, 39a4l: western mixed, :3tia
3S. Rye firm, 65a5O. Provisions firm aud quiet.
Coffee nominay steady-kio carxoes ordinary to tar
1Sza1S5a. Sugsr-Copper refined firm and active,
15a16. Whisky quiet l5.l. 10: Other articles
cotton, 7-32d: hour, lstd.; grain, sd
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Ill. January 5. IL q. m.-Heavy buy
was an Immediate squirt to S5sssk May corn opened
at 54z.s35 Heavy receipts Of hogs cansed May pork
are quoted a. follows: Wheat, 85h; corn, 54ssak
oats. 341sa35: pork. l5.524 lard. 100; short ribs,
10.
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The Iowa SENATORIAL CoSrEsr.-A dispaSch %
the New YORK Sun from Des Moinea January q.
says: senator Wilson Is q long way IN the lead n
the Iowa senatorial race He Is the only avowed
but he has not appeared upon the scene, nor Is &c
apparent that his following Il Iormidsble The
soldier candidate cry has been used against VII
son, but the soldiers themselves cannot agree upon
n M
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THE MoHrcAs srxAsDED.-A report has been ~.
ceived OF the stranding ON wiiloughby SPIT shoaiA
Mohican, which left New Yqek last wcek on 4
cruise 70 Bermuda She had { board iarRe ana
notable party from Newark among WHOM were
Vim. Clark, the thread manufacturer. her presens
owner.
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AN NJ sends $40 to The STAR ofice for the
benent OF the Night Lodging House.
The lecture-room OF the Jefferson School Was
filled to overlooking last evening by an audience
who were entertained for two hours by Col ChasL
p. Lincoln's "Recollectons OF China"
The Will OF the late LYDIA 8. Bullin, filed to-day
leaves Il acres OF land, near Good Hope Hill, 10
Albert johnson, and her interest In the Johnson
Manufacturing co. OF New York to L. =. Buchler
with the remainder OF the estate.
John Whistler, switchman at the Baltimore
and Ohio depot, had his foot badly injured this
morning by the falling OF the iron switch-ball
John Miller has bought OF the Washington City
orphan Asylum for 50, 1875 70 lot 4, square 80 90
feet ~ inches by l20 10, on l4th street, between
Canal and streets northwest.
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FrNERAl.-The funeral OF MA Klisabeeh D. Low
~ took place yesterday from the chapel q Oak
Hin Cemetery. The pail peareu were Nesss WIN.
Josia Dent, and Jha L white Rev. Dr. Bartlsei,
Of New YORK Avenue Presbyterian Church, cm-
dated
was bsfofe Judge 0non to-day q n attachmoot
chaRing him with cootompt u en1nng - aQpeaf
TIE cass a Joa 6chladt Ths young ma sai1 hat
b aetenned court, but The CO. h61 neoa 9lpoood
q before - arrived Ne - that I'D - 49,
case. He vAs 1ned go.
1Hx Fnsv oR1l.-ysAtc1os are bQng Qunvuvod
ocro0 tho fouy os oe0gxotoWn tn 0ot11n1
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TALK ABOUT TIE COMMITTEES,
They are Gensraily Satisfactory.
THOSE In WHICH DISTRICT PEOPLE ARE MnKpiArKLl
INrRKRefIn

The members OF the House could not be expected
to settle down In their places as soon as the com
mittees were announced, but, as well can be
judged amid the general confusion, the list is well
arranged and there is no more dissatisfaction than
seems inevitable. Many members are disap-
pointed. Of course and there has been consider
able shaking up"
TIE DISTRICT COMMITTEE
The District OF Columbia has been given an ex-
celient committee, WIN one of the best men In the
House at its head. Mr.. Hemphin said to srAR re-
porter, soon after the list was completed
that he could not wish for better asso-
Campbell, compton, Heard, RowelL and Grant
served on the same COMMITTEE with him during
she good Of he District. MaSone, Latham, Lee,
Vance, Romise, Atkinson and Brewer, are new
men on the committee, but they are all known as
tomorrow TO organize and elect clerk.
MI. Hemphin said that with this committee-
e sss
portant matters left over from last Congress-" he
said. "and thought would introduce them and
out what the people Of the District want most at
this time"
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
It is before the committee on public buildings
and grounds that the proposition fer new munich
pal building and city post ONCE building will have
Mr.. Dfbble, who is very friendly to the District.
is placed at the head OF that committee, which ne
so ably conducted during the 49th Congress.
care you going TO give us new city post o11ce'"
STAR reporter asked OF him.
my head is full OF It." lie replied. at is occupy
ing my thoughts, and intend to do my very best
to get the bill through"
the PACING railroads committee will meet at IL
O'Clock tomorrow.
TIE COMMITTEE ON LABOR.
MT. O'Neill Is delighted with his committee on
labor. He says he has several things In mind for
this session, when the proper time comes. He
did not think they would attempt to pass
again all the labor bills they got through
the last House, but which failed to become
laws. The arbitration bill, for instance, he
thought would not be passed again-it was the
outcome OF an emergency. The letter-carr1ers'
eight-hour bill, he had q notion might be super
seeded by one TO make a class OF higher salaried
carriers
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NKAKLY l30O00O00 BURNED UP.-The Comm~r.
cial Bntlefin reports the December IRE loss at
SIC, 30s,O00. The total fire waste for the year
amounted 10 the extraordinary inquire OF sl2e 9o4,-
900, which has not been exceeded Since the great
Boston IRE. This rs about si3 600 600 greater THAI
the losses OF lss6.
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d17-6nn
DOZENS ELEcrR1c Soar.

DOZENS ELEorR1c Soar.
THE BEST FAMILY SOAP IN THE WORLD.
1T Is STRICTLY PURE. UNIFORM IN QUALITY.
The original formula for which we paid $50 900
twenty years ago has never been modified changed
In the slightest 1his soap il identical in quality to-
day with that made twenty years
1t contains nothing that injure the finest fabric.
1t brightens colors and bleaches whites.
Nwashes hannels and blankets other soap in
the world does-without 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 Dobbins Electric Soap
usea according to directiona
pay you to make that trial
Like all best thingA it 10 extensively initiated and
counterfeited.
BEWARE OF IMITATIoNs
Insist upon DOBBINs' Electric Don't Jake Mag
netic. Electro-Magc, Philsdelphia Electric or any
other fraud. simply because it is cheab They will ruin
clothes, and are dear at any pHce Ask for
DOBBINS' ELECTRIC
snd take other Nearly every from Maine to
Mexico keeps it in stock II yours hasn't it. he will
order from his nearest Wholesale grocer.
Read carefully the inside wrapper around each bar
and be careful to Follow Directions on each outside
wrapper. You Cannot Afford to wait longer before
Trying for Yourself this old reliable and truly won-
derful
DoBBINs' ELECTRIC SOAP diem
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BOSTON, Jan. 0.-I0e mouse and senate met to-
day at IL O'Clock. Both branches went into joint
convention at II, and GOV. oliver Ames and Lieut..
Gov. j. Q. A. Bracket were sworn and qualified
Gov. AmeS tlcn read his inaugural, which occu-
pied twenty-six minutes, and was interrupted
several times by applause.
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The OH Market Ouiet,

ID NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-An is quiet on the OIL
Exchange Today, the market having slightly
recovered from the furry OF yesterday.
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No FAnrrr SArr

withouts prompt and eoavenisat remedy for Group
whooping Cough. bronchitis ana Other Throat end
Lung troubles bottle Of Ayers Chary Pastoral haa
writes "My children have taken Ayers Cherry Pee
toral for Group 1t gives immediate relief invariably
followed by cure"
II have found Ayers Cherry Psctoral perfect curs
for Group In al casea have known the worst cassa
relieved In very short time by its and advise al
families to keepit in the house"-s H. Latime1, NJ d.
Mt Vernon, Ga
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. AVER CO.. Lowell, Mass. Sold
by all Druggists Price. 81: six bottles. IS. h26t
THn GESu1sE
JOHANN HOFrs
MALT EXTRACT
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC
and most
PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for Impaired Digestion, Dyspepsia. Convslescence
Weak Children, and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN. OF GLASGOW. SAYS OF
IT: Suffering from attack Of Illness which had not
only reduced my strength. but brought on extreme
exhaustion from inability to appropriate food tried
the effects Of the Genuine Johann Hos Malt Extract
. winegiassful three times day. Its followed
by marked enscts-1 Food which had heretofore been
found to pass the alimentary canal unchanged, d.
gested properly. q There appeared an increased
power Of evolving animal heat and storing up fat.
Beware Of limitations The genuine has the signatures
Of Johann Ao" and "Moritz Eisner'' the neck OF
every bottle All Others are worthless limitations.
fs3-tu.thka
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District Government Affair.".

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF LOSSES By FIRE.
Fire Chief Paris says that during the year 1885
there were TO alarms for fire and g local alarms
on which there a loss VI S4s3 I'll, with an In
surance OF t220,270. In 1895 there were $50
alarms and 80 local alarms, with loss OF e3l0.-
65l and an Insurance OF G271, 14a There were 200
alarms and - local alarms In the last year, with q
loss OF 1927 2ll and an insurance of 81 0s4 This
shows mat Tor 1857 there was q decrease IN the
amount OF loss reported below 1885 OF $685. $50 and
for 1885 or $lS3, 400 Included In the losses Tor
1886 was 81, 600 for dredge lying In the Potomac
River beyond the reach OF the IRE department,
and In 1887 there Is included loss OF $4,000 on
property outside the city limits with no facilities
In the way OF water at hand.