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, 1888-11-15
Combined Trunk and wheeibarrow.

a quietly dressed man presented a check
at the baggage room in Danbury, Conn,
the other day and received in exchange q
neatly painted box, about the size of an
ordinary trunk. A dozen expressmen at
once desired his patronage. he smiled
kindly, unlocked the box and took out a
small wheel and two long and two short
sticks. The long sticks he fitted into
staples at the upper and lower opposite
corners of the box. The short sticks
then became cross pieces connecting the
long ones and the wheel found a place be-
tween the lower ends of the long pieces.
Thus, quicker than it takes to tell it, the
man had transformed his box into a wheel
barrow, and trundled it away. He re-
turned in a few hours, repacked the wheel
and sticks, and quit town on n w~estbouud
train. He was said to be an agent for q
religious publication house, and resorted
TO the wheelbarrow device to save cart
age money.-New York Sun.
, 1888-11-15
Putting It Very Politely.

A while ago a student preached in a
New England city with n view" After
his Sunday evening sermon one of the
pillars" said to him: I'VE have been
much pleased with your sermons and / am
very sorry we are never going to see you
again" This suggestive remark con.
WINGED the candidate that he was not
likely to be elected to the vacant pulpit
Christian Inquirer.
, 1888-11-15
Dr.. Vagaer&cp.
sPMCIAhrsTa.

We offer no apology for devoting so much time
and attention to this much neglected class of
diseases, believing that no condition OF human
tty is too wretched to merit the mpat and
best services of the profession to which we be-
long, as many are innocent sufferers, and that
the physician who devotes himself
to relieving the afflicted and saving
them from worse than death, is no less a
philanthrophist and a benetactor to his race
than the surgeon or physician who by close APP
plication eXcels IN any other b anch of his pro-
fession. And, fortunately for humanity the day
is dawning when the false philanthropy that
condemned the victims of folly or crime, like
the iepers under the Jewish Law, to die uncared
for, has passed AWAY.
, 1888-11-15
POLICE IN P
FOLlTENESs OF OFFICIALS WHEN
ARRESTING AN OFFENDER.

Scene in u Japanese Police station-yisit
to the Bureau of Newspaper Censorship.
suspendIng an Offending Journat-Secrct
Service.
, 1888-11-15

1t is estimated that one half Of all the
drugs imported into the United States are
consumed in the manufacture Of patent
medicines.
, 1888-11-15
MEN.

There are many men OF the age of 80 to 60 who
are troubled with too frequent excavations o.
the bladder often accompanied by a slight
smarting or burning sensation and q weaken.
ing of the system in a manner the patient can.
not account for. On examining the urinary &c
posits a ropy sediment will often be found, and
sometimes small particles of albumen will APP
pear, or the color will be of akin or milkish
hue, again changing to a dark and turbid M
pearance. There are many men who die of
this difficulty ignorant of the cause, which is
the second stage of seminal weakness. Dr..
Wagner will guarantee a cure in all such
cases and a healthy restoration of the genito-
urinary organ. Consultation free. Thorough
examination and advice. $500.
See the Doctors additional advertisement in
the Daily Denver News and Tribune-Repuhli-
can.
All communications should be addressed
DR.. WAGNER q co.
1414 Larlmere street. Address, Box 27S2 Den
yer, Colorado.
Cut this out and take along
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Name .. c. No"e O. C.
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IlIEn-


ANNA ISABELLA. widow Of the late Phllipsrd Alta
N the eixhtsth year VI her ase.
d.ushter 1852 L street souiheasI on saaasy. Jss
x r.. q u Pm asiAss' aud frsnd' srs rss N
M. Louisa coRsS. beeSss s sai ESD q d 70 sS
S sSa nan ~ spe mn ser Of her as s,cs ons
tsFsvsil dear friend Thy race d DER.
Fully mstursd for Heavenly Ibis.
Md happier. brighter sceDss tssp thia
1gnsr', from 81. Iua's p. Z Church on sasa.y. e
DYER, On Thursday morning. Jsnuary 20 lsss
81 ton minutes before OF pnsumoniA Many q Dlkk
Funeral from her late residence. 223e lath street.
northyest SATURDAY. 18th inst st 80 oc thence
70 ss Mstthexs church nsre reaai.in - vii y
noves.
JACOB On January "a. 1855. ct 500 n, gro.
JACOB. ssed seventy ssSen Year,, three nostAs sa1
FuSsrs viii axe place from his late rssdsse> s4ik
3. as- SUNDAY. iAe 18th ~ i,.. :. O'Clock PA
ae.srs w e. 3: .ses, sss
Ssed three Year, and ten montkA
=. :: stsssss s 80 . I'D tsS
PURsELL. on January 2S. lsss. q p m. JOHN
fuSsrsi VIII Jake place from his l.ss rss,dsssA <os
18th street SOUTHWEST On saturday 1t 1: 80 p m.
vs. on A. asg sSsas' Sii Ps,
Gxaix kOp IEa d iEs .svsssy -slard ~ q n.f
FuSsssi fsom uSios cass.i aoss ssr,.. -, n..
sylysris avenue. on fridAy. 81 pm
SIMMONS. On the 23d Of January, lsss, ssssr a
s@slg sssrs sksss sons:. I'd - asss oSs 's'A
intsrmept last Wednesday.
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Their Carriage Demolished.
REV. PHILLIPS BROOKS, TWO OTHER CLERGYMRN AND
LADY NARROWLY ESCAPE DEATH.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27.-The rector OF the Prot
estant Episcopal church OF the Holy Apostles ac-
rector or Holy Trinity church. and the Rev. Dir.
Philips BROOKS, or Boston, together with Miss
McVickar, sister OF DIR. McVickar, Started last
evening In q carriage 10 attend The dedication OF
the chapel OF the Holy Comforter, at nth and
wharton streets. The carriage was driven by VIM.
Wernood. While crossing the Pennsylvania Rail-
road tracks at GrayS Ferry, near the arsenal, the
rear part OF the carriage was struck by an engine.
The latter was going at a SLOW rate OF speed at
the time, but the force OF the Collision suici-
ent 10 throw the driver from his seat while the
cupantS OF the carriage managed to escape unln-
1ured. The driver received Injuries about the
wagon. The carriage was demolished. The delay
In the arrival or the party at the chapel caused
some alarm, aud a Carriage was sent In search OF
them. The Searchers found The distinguished
ciegymen by the railroad tracks, they having just
been extrtCated from the wreck. After looking to
the sarety OF the injured driver, the party pro-
ceeded to the chapel, and the dedicatOry services
were carried on
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THE NEW DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Mr.. HOge Sworn In To-Day.

PROCEEDINGS At THE COURT HOUSE ro-pAY-THE
NEW OFFICIAL READY TO ENTER rPos HIS pUriEs
The recently-appointed district attorney, Hon.
John Blair Hoge, received his commission to-day,
and proceeded TO the ONCE In the northwest cor
ner OF the second floor OF the court house.
Mr.. Worthington, the retiring district attorney,
was out at lunch at the time, and the Court In
General Term not knowing that IL would be called
upon to act to-day, had adjourned In a few
minutes, the judges having been Informed OF
Mr.. Hoge's presence, remained Ia the consultation
room. AT lis O'Clock Judge Hoge was accompa-
MED 10 the consultation room by Mr.. Worthington
and was warmly greeted by Chief Justice Bing-
ham and Judges James and Montgomery. In
a few minutes thereafter the court was reconvened
and on motion OF MI: Worthngton, Mr.. Hoge was ad-
United 10 the bar u the District, and once took
the oath OF office. Then IL a very impressive
manner the oath OF Office as district attorney was
ham, who attested II. The court was then add
Journed
IN THE CRIMINAL COURT.
The Criminal Court Was then convened by Judge
Montgomery, and Mr.. worthington formally pre-
sented the new district attorney to the court Mr.
worthington expressed the nope that his (Mr H. 81
relations 70 The court would be as pleasant As his
(W.'s} had been.
The court bore testimony TO the pleasant rela-
ernment heretofore, and directed that Mr. Hoge's
commission be entered upon the minutes OF the
court.
ington introducing the members OF the bar and OF
the press and the orncers OF the court. To q STAR
reporter he said that this was day for good feel
and that be would recommission the present force
o. the once that the wheels OF Justice should roll
In answer to suggestion OF the court that the
attorney OF the District (Mr. Riddle) would need
the courtroom next week. Nj. hoge said that ar
raneenent would be very agreeable 70 him while
work.
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A Sign Of Peace.

THE GERMAN AMBASSADOR SEATED AT THE CzARIyA's
RIGHT HAND AT AN IMPERIAL SUPPER.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 27.-Tha GrushdoDin fthe
official organ OF the g0vernmenU says that at the
court ball last evening Gen. Won SchweinitZ, the
German ambassador, was seated at the imperial
supper table on the czarinaS right While Chakir
Pacha the Turkish ambassador, had the seat on
her left. The car Was lot present at the supper
but he walked through the ball rooms and con-
versed with the guests.
The Inuaiide Rusye (the war Office orpan) saws
the government VIII take advantage OF the annual
conference OF the governors general and command
special commission with the elder Grand Duke
Nicholas as president, to examine into the mill
tary COmlnisSarlat and disciplinary systems.
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TEMPERANCE MRRrrSa.--The largest meeting held
yet under the auspices OF the N Street Temper
ance Union was that OF last night at the Market
House Hall. Stirring addresses were deiiv red by
Mcssrs. s. Cox, A. N. Brandt, Of Maryland, J. c.
Lee, end Rev. DIR. Bates Several persons signed
the pledge.
NoTEs.-A serious accident was averted BY ON
Ger ShankS yeterday afternoon on the Tenleyt0wn
road by capturing q runaway horse attached to Q
sleigh containing Miss Armes, daughter OF MAI.
George A ArmeS, and Miss Walton The latter's
sition to celebrate the completion OF the recon-
struction Of the AQueduct bridge Is meeting with
approval from the merchants and citizens Of West
Washington. meeting win be held shortly
During the illness OF Lieut.. Redway OF the police
Sergeant Brill wiz act In his place.
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A M isSing CLERGYMAN.

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-The pastor OF the Congre-
gational church in Battle Creek Mich, Rev. Theo.
W. Maven, has been missing since January IL.
His health being somewhat impaired by Overwork,
induced him TO send In his resignation This mis-
church refused TO accept, and instead voted him a
three months leave OF absence The night OF jan
uary 10 he remained at the st. Denis HOTEL in this
city, leaving the next day, since Which time his
friends have been unable To md any trace Oh him
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Fences Buried Out OF Sight.


FIELDS UNABLE TO FIND THE ROADS
READING, Pa, Jan. 27.-In BerkS Lebanon
ScnuylkiIl, and Lehigh counties the public roads
have been almost entirely abandoned, because Of
the immense snow drifts and teams pass over the
open fields regardless OF fences, which, In many
places are not vlsibl. The Reading Railroad
wrecking crew were called out early this morning
to clear The tracks OF bad wreck at o. ersrord a
heavy freight traiH having Jumped the track
there On the Lebanon Railroad the cuts are
filled with snow, and force Of men was sent out
this morning 10 shovel them out.
SN0WBOUND ALL NIGHT.
Three freight trains were SnOwbOund on this
road all night. The drifts on the CaLawissa and
ShamOkin Valley are very bad. Some cuts are
completely filled with snow, and IL Will take
twenty -four hours before the tracks can be cleared
On the Reading and Columbia Railroad trains
were seven hours late.
road, which left SlattngJon early this morning.
stuck In the snow along the mountains. and was
shOvelled out at noon. Farmers are turning out in
bands OF nifty and one hundred to open country
roads
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slowly Starving to Death.
TERRIBLE SUFFERING OF YOUNG MAN IN @
SEQrEGCE QE A CI-RIQCS ACCInESI.

UF NAN VON-
SEQUENCE OF CURIOUS ACCIDENT.
READING Pa, Jan. 21.-Jacob Hoil!nberger a
young man nineteen years Old, about two months
ago. while working in stove foundry In Phila-
delpnla, was injured by an explosion or molten
iron. The explosion killed one man and quantity
OF the molten nuid new In young Hollinbergers
mouth. The theory OF the ply SicianS Is That q
portion OF the molten iron slipped down his throat
and, cooling. closed up the passage leading his
stomach, as since then II has been impossible to
give him any nOur1shment excepting by Injecting
II In liquid form. When in good health the young
man weighed lao pounds, but his weight has now
BEEN reduced " 90 pounds. When he r.uses him
self from the influence Of the opateS which are
given him he constantly appeals piteously for food
Every means has been tried TO remove the Obslruc-
ton, which shuts out food from his stomach, but
ali have Ialied, and IL Is thought starvation Will
finish its work In few days. A few days previous
TO the accident he was married to Miss Cathariue
DieD OF this city, who has spent her honeymoon
In nursing him during his terrible suffering.
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District GOvernment Affairs.
TRACT FOR YIRs ESCAPES FoR SCHOOL HOES

CONTACT FOR YIRs ESCAPES FOE SCHOOL HorsEa
The Commissioners have awarded the contract
Tor the erection OF nre-escapes platforms and lad
ders upon the Curtis, Analostan, Depnison, Force,
0arnett, FRANKLIN, Thompson, Webster, Henry,
Peabody and Gales buildings. to w. A Chew. and
The Commissioners have approved the Following
applications for bar-room liquor Licenses: Wm- D.
StAples ll27 Sd street southwest; T. A. Solar,
1l0o Pennsylvania avenue northwest; julius
Eglo6, "a 9th street northeast; James humane,
016 street southwest and Richard fttSmorr1s
1900 AZ stEeet southwest. wholesale license. And
have dlsal proved the sppnSss; S o. hSwad
Dyer, ll60 18th street northwest; kooert Hurley,
600 ID street southwest; Anna Z. Meier, Al list
streeS southvest; Charles Kiilian, 330 b street
southwest; Columbus N. SorIell SOB street
southwest; NicbAel QBrien. lS0l street north
west; William Ryan, 221 30 street eouthweet and
MIsCEILANBouA
cam. Cartfnn states that the sheet pavement laid
on the west side OF TN street. between street
and Pennsylvanis avenue, cannot be considered q
"Fcpair - aud therefore cannot be paid for out Of
the AUGMENTATION for street rcpa1ra
Frank L Hanvey has written 70 the Commission.
sr complaining tnst the safety gates Of the Balt:
street ana Delaware avenue northeast are out Of
order, and that In consequence be came near meet
Inc Commissionen having been satisned a. TO
the insanity Of Nettte AcGee have issued an order
requesting her admission into the Government
HOSPITAL ios :he Insane in this city; 49,, .,,
Tayioe Trica, and Alexander Hooe as additional
pE1yatss % the police force
~
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AUCTION SALES.
GEo W. srIcxN1Y. Auetioussr. s3o = q.
fk6fEsiY. hEISa HofH.EE HttNsEssEEPe 9 sois
c. elREET AND HOUSES NUMBERED S2{
s26 AND e26 TWENTIETH STREET NORTH

e. sIREEI AND HOSES NUMBEkED So,
SgS AND S2S TWENTIETH STREET NORTH.
BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust to u.s. recorded in -
Lloer No oI4 folio 4p3. one Of the Land Records Ia
Tor the pstIict OF Columbia and at the written re-
guest OF party secured thereby, win offer for ssle,
IyESfY Third BAY ~ SAS 81 4 B.. isss.
Of HALf,PA6T FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, the following
described real estate, lying and being In the city u
Warrington. District Of Columbia known aud de-
serioed - lot numbered nineteen DBL in Bsbcocks
recorded subdivision of ginal lots aud 10, in
square numbered one hundred aid three uO3l, the
same 10 recorded in Liber u. D. G., folio las Of the
surveyors Once for the District Of Columbia, i'm.
proved BY house, No. 20lS q street northwest.
And N f9kTf-FIvE MINUTES PAST FOUR on
the SAME DAY We will offer for sale all Of original
lot NUMBERED twenty six (26) in square numbered
one hq uI and one ioll improved by houses NUN
Terms Of sale Onehah % cash. balance in two C2)
the date OF sale. with interest at per cen u per
snnum, payable semi-anuually, secured by a deed Of
trust ON the property Sold all cash. at the option Of
the purchaser deposit OF 500 will be required
each piece Of property sold at time OF sale Terms
be complied with within 10 days from day Of sale,
property VIII be resold at risk and cost OF defauting
purchaser All conyeyancing at purchasers cost.
GEO. ". HARDNESS, ! r-.,..
slI-eods JOHN MeCLELLAND, JR,i A'us'ses'
1.-THE SALE OF LOT 10. SQUARE los teols
AIRY TWENTY .sEvENTH, lsss. same Iour aud place,
GEo: W: HAkkNEsS, I .rrr.,...
3a24-eo6ds JOHN McCLELLAND, Jl.,J Arus'ess.
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Mutiny ora British Ship.

Dunhirk that mutiny prevails on the Briaish ship
Annie NJ. Law Capt. Pr0ul, which LETT Philadelphia
December 81, and which is now on that place.
signals for assistance were made by the ship, but
the weather Ii so heavy that 1t is impossible u
board her,
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baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, Nd, January %. - Virginia skies.
Consolidated 20 past due coupons ga do. threes
05H; DO. ten,forties. 361s bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Md January 27.-Cotton steady
middng. 10Y. Flour qaie! and stead. street
extra, 3.OOs3 80; do. Rio brands, 475s5; O0; Pa
tapsco superlstive patent a65; do. family. $50
TO: western. hishST and aa1; No. 2 winter red.
ssHsasSSssy S Ss 'sfss assssaAry ss.
sonin:rs III her, with active demand White 6os6ok
yellow, 5Ska5g; western, higher and more active;
ary, 5Sa6O: March 56a60h; May. 60ka8li O.ts
quiet and frm-sQuthern and Pennsylvania, 31e42 !;
Western white. Sla@4; Western mi mixed, 3Sa4l Rye
10 saS wsss: .ss.as
with moderats demand-Mess pork, u! Bulk
shouldsn and clear rib sides, packed 7AsSA.
Bacon-Shoulders. 7AASh: clear RIB sides. 81 hams,
l2sl2sl Lard-rennsd. sM Butter nrm-western
g sacs; lined. i0siS. Psirolsum ssssdy r.nned.
*. Conee, lower and nominal-kio csrgoes. ordi
nary to fair. l0la17A: Sugar .te.dy-A soft. l6;
s ana firm. Ifssi.2o, Freighs to Liverpool Per
steamer dul-cotton. j. lod, hour easier, per ton,
o.; grain, l4d Salss--whest. 10000 bushels; corn,
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. III. January "a; II Y.-rcrh Va:
run of hogs last begnntns TO have some eeet and
XIV opened a. IA 60. May wheat opened 81 x, snd
Hsy corn started at $50. None ef the MARKETS DIS.
po9 e.. SS.s:es 3 5s SSr
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The Coffee Marke, Drwera,,..s.

NEW 10Rk, Jan. 27.-Ihe coffee market No
much demoralized to-day, and the situation pre-
seLted q decidedly panicky look
Prices broke 70 10 45 poinIs on the nrsf sales.
ana subsequently 70 10 % points more vi !,
considerable excitement on q pleasure 10 sell
The feeling Is very nervous.
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The National SaengerSess.
m WILL ne UFfD N Rat rfNoku rut. wan

BALTIMoRE, Jan. 27-It is now defnitely settled
that the National Saengerfest for this yesr viii be
held IN this city about the LIST OF july next
lho Committee having charge VI the mat
yer has raised the requisite guarantee
fund, 81. 900. and arrangements for the festival
Wal shortly begin There Is, however. no hall Ina
this city OF sucient capacity for the s.engers AMI
audience. and there Is talk VI erecting y building
Tor the purpose
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1t paradox that much current interest in the
store should BE- divided between the things for md
Sleds and Ginghslns, skates and Hamburg Empr0td-
cries, Overcoats and Muslin Underwear equally in
the minds Of retail buyerA To meet all these elements
Tho dress stuns for future wear are opening in your
favor. -
FRENCH SATEENS
They're on hand Not the highest cost. 81 cents .
yard, You need not know the makers; call them
WANAMAktkS. for We control this market on them
This 10 the hub OF the Ssteen trade You may get .
day are oniy one-fourth Of single order. And then
other orders both sides Of the Watch the season
aud you will know how great they are
The first peep at the styles-an artists 6rst view
bows divided and multiplied And for figures stripes
with trailing vines stripes with polka dots dancing all
about, stripes holding up plaids; paids with over
plaids palm patterns, and double os involved IKE
This rattle about styles NAY do You some GOOD Not
much unless II brings you to see the stuhs.
COLORED HENRIETTAS.
Henrietta Cloth in Colors That means wool filing
thread woven silk warp. The silk worm and the
sheep differ in questions OF color. sktifu dyer not
Thousand miles away has yoked them fast together
We show 80 colors; price. S1.25 y yard 80 inches
wide.
There Is science and art in these stuffs The PRO-
portion Of the fbers is right They don't alp on the
warp. You can make button holes that button and
that hold And colorsl Yo,r eye rests only on
wool, but the sheen Is ike silk Intutye refinement
shades
Order by mail anything in the store.
JOHN wANAMAKER,
Ar IN, Phiiadelpbis
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

II aud basement bay window Brick House; new SIX
aud bath; ell m. papered throughout; rent,
I,OR RENT-FEBRUARY 1-4-STORY BRICK JO4
II 18th NV btw " ct. and Penn. ave N . leyp
cOnveniences low rent TO good tenant JAIL lot
I,OR RENT-ll17 10TH ST. n w.; KEY AT
II grocery, corner L st.; rent t2a Inquire 926 La
d2Q-1m
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DENTISTRY.


{ 'AhL KATHLEEN. ID. d s. SPECIALIST
Nm nillhS teet a. treatment of RIGGS DISEASE sc
$500 - - = .. W a26-3t.
ItR r. NJ. TALBOT'r DENTIST 4a7 7ra ar
DtLree doors from corner E DSutstrv in ali -,
na,cHe~ Teeth inserted % pur SET AL work war
A~ janl
nR DUKE DENTIST. us l4TH NW-TRETR
~ extracted Without pain. by Aid OF local ppcat in
lEeIarca and USED only ~ Teeth nled III ~
ect Ltuns sells VI ari4clI teeth Operations guarxa.
"eu- o4-4lis
II ner L fain prevented il sxtr sctine nv an
pi.catou gums soiuthing and the bssf nlliny
do
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FINANCIAL AN ID COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Market.
The following the opening aLd closing prices of
the New York stock Market, rs reported By special
wire to Corsou h Mccartney, 14l9 street
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CAsLER-MA6UIRE On January Co. 1854 Q, wssh.
inctop, u. e, by Pastor J. d. sui, MILAN hi
CASTER Of west Virginia, 10 fL0kLSCE NAG IIRL
VI Atlanta, Ga.
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RANGE OF THE TaxRAoN1TRk-Tho following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: q
M, co. p m, =; MAXIMUM. 20; mtn1mun. II
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DEMOCRATIC TIE-1 he members OF the demo-
cratic state committee or New York met at Albany
yesterday 10 select o member for the National
democratic committee from New York. Henry j.
Aowry, OF syracuse, received IL votes and Roswell
p. Flower IL. This lie continued for 30 ballots. A
dispatch from Albany says MONTY Was urHed by
the Friends OF President Cleveland and Flower by
the Hill interestsA
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SxwINe N I'M PuBflc SCHootA-Sewfng has
been introduced this week In the eth, sth and 0th
grade schools IN the fourth division, or south
Warrington. Nrk Weaver. the teacher, goes IRON
school % school teaching the gTlA
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Chicago Markets

The Mexican presidential campaign Is Wen
under way, Gen Diaz being the leading candi-
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Mr.. Ravvsom Indicted.

CHICAGO, Jan, 27-MrS Meckie L. Rawson, the
wife Of the banker, stephen w. Rawson, who was
shot BY his stepson has been indicted by the grand
jury as an accessory before the fact to attempt
70 comlait murder. Mrs. Rawson will probably be
placed under arrest to-day.
PLACID UNDER ARREST.
NN. Rawson was arrested at the county Jail this
morning when she came to visit her son, young
Lee. She was Immediately placed under guard
Her lawyers are looking up bOndsmen for her and
she Will probably be able to give bail before this
evening.