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Fuas. HArs. Funs,


SEAL sACQuEs FROM s12sup.
SEAL vISITES AND JACKETS FROM SEQ
Up.
sAoyLDEE cAPEs. IN IN MoNKEY, gEAyER
AND OTHER FURS.
MUFFs. IN BEAR, BEAVER BLACK MAR
TEN. FOX. LYNX. MONKEY. SEAL AND
OTHER FURS
RUSSIAN HARE MUFFs. FROM rs GENTS
UP.
LADIES' SEAL CAPS GLOVES. AND
wRISTLETS.
FUR TRIMMING OF ALL KINDS.
CHILDREN'S MUFFS AND COLLARS
DETACHABLE FUR COLLARS AND CUFFS
FOX GENTS OvERCOATS.
GENTS FUR CAPS, GLOVES, AND MUF.
FLERs
BOYS SEAL GAPS FROM o. TO o..
CARRIAGE ROBES AND COACHMEN
CAPEs
GENTS DRESS SILK HATS a5, 60 ANDss.
SOFT AND STIFF HATS. IN ALL THE LAT
EST STYLES. AT 81. $780, 81. $3.50. 81
$50. -, $3.50, &5 AND %.
SILK AND GLORIA UMERELLAS, WITH
GOLD AND SILVER HANDLES FROM Ss.5V
TOOLS.
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF CANES.
TRESs CO.'S CELEBRATED ENGLISH
SILK AND DERBY HATS.
DENTS LONDON DRESS KID GLOVES
LADIES' RIDING HATS AND CAPS.
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS
1901 Penn. avenue. Cor. 12thst
Established 1880. n1-3m
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TTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
RESIDENCE No. 1909 q STREET, BETWEEN
TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH STREETS

NORTHWEST
By virtue of deed Of trust dated the 14th day -
Of April, 1888, and duly recorded in hber 1923 FN
folio 494 ct seq, Of the land records for Wash III
ngton County, in the District of Columbia. and by
direction of the party thereby the
trustees will offer for sale. on TUESDAY, JANUARY
TENTH, 1855, At FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front Of
the preisca the following described real estate stu
ate IN the city OF Washinston District Of to
the at the southwest corner of said lot thence
north ninety-six feet. thence east twenty-five CID
twenty-five (22) feet to the place of beginning, to-
gether with the improvements which consist of four
1900 g street northwest.
Terms: One.third cash; the residue in two equal
Ing interest ct 9 per centrum per snnum until paid
all cash at the option Of the purchaser. All convey
ancing and recording ut purchasers cost deposit of
1900 will be required at the time Of sale If the
sale not complied with in ton days the trustees
the right resell the property ut the risk and
cost of the defaultinx purchaser
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, ! T-,.,.xu.
d2g-dts ALBERT L. STUkTEVANT,S A'"s"-
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Suupo~ca 20 be a Train Bobber.

WACO, TEx.. JAN 4.-Dcputy United states Mar
shall j. VI. Waller has arrived in town, having In
charge ". J. Brock. who was arrested near the
boundary line OF Erath and COmanche Counties,
ON A reuuisftiOn from the governor or ARKANSAS.
10 II alleged that the prisoner was the leader Oh the
train robbers VINO attacked the 81. Louis Arkansas
AMI Texas Railway near TeAaTkaEa ON the 9Th or
december, and rGbOed the express company OF
xOOOD
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AUCTION SALES.


vUKKKs 1 CO. AuctionesrA
" 'e oS nss; city Pos. once.
FIRST q sA 55k FS SsI TEE y5as 1883.
- rHusssAz ,t Hsss e S sH5St At TEN
e 4E FUN SP
EFFECTs.sToyEs, CROCKERY, CARPETS AND
As H eGHER wskSEpsks
6 6I TAtsLEs r HAdI RASk LAMBE Nb
SfTIcE EGESiIUnE. TfABLES FINE NMALSnf
sSSR IsSS
THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer
sFFcTA SAKE q hf 5AkSE eE
IaTas R1 THH ssIs Sf r 6SD DINNER
1sss AZ FEN ocioGk Missin my auction roOpu
shall sail large consiEnmens Of the above eoods TO
VVVHOMAs BOWLING, Aucnoneer.
ExECUToEs SALE OF yALgAgLE PROPERTY on
BY pxs shick
kEsIPENSE 20. 5sI az, THNl ~ II sTsFET
IifIa: 1Sss: 4 F0yk ScISSk: i front 2, ~ re
rs u e: i
Sic .nS as @o In WITH ms
The deferred payment by the purchasers
q 6 e q
s and n sSs &c
THOAAs BOWLING. Aucuonssr.
sA II Aks4 s5r 81 TSF
TEEEIA STREET, BETWEEN e AM, =
SSSEEE1i RS1s S#a sses$$ s'sa
.hs pistrics q Columbia pssssd OF December III A
Ran ~ So Z Ss
Trussss Stii sslI s Sp6le sassiSn i front = "a
Yss4. = Fous o'ofook +. n. tie ssiioS!na DC.
insson District q 6oiuS. WIT f.ss o. L..
la90A contsined within the ioliowins mete. and
the east line OF 18th street and ct the northwest
hundred 100 feet, thence south twenty GOD feet
xsrdiy twenty cso sest along said east Ine Of IAN
street to the place Of beginning containing two thou
sand OF ground more less and improved
n me SriSs I'D dy wei nsra
Of the in cash. the baance in one and
two years. In equal payments for which the notes Of
the purchaser must be given TO Rear interest from the
erty sold, all cash ct the purchasers OPTION All
yancing at purchasers cost deposit of $3.50
is required ct time Of sale. II the terms of sale
the right resell the property ut the risk and cost Of
the aeiau'''hs a GaISaiE HAMILTON. Trustee.
d6-d&ds Sun Building, st. NV.
II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON
sequence of the rain until THURSDAY, JANUARY
Trps 1885, same hour aPS S;ss ~ Grfsf Of the
d2l-d&ds AuctiOneer.
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Ta,,oo.d with Crucinxes.
TIE MISSING YPi~cnPAL CLERGYMAN WAS TIVE,
NKAKS II lie ERITlsH NAVY.

The MIsSfNG YPfScnPAL CLERGYMAN WAS TWENTY
WEARS ~ TIE BRITISH NAVY.
The New York World says: No trace has been
fouad q the rev. Edward +. Miles, OF the Episcopal
Church 81 the Reformation IN stanton street, who
disappeared OF Friday. Archdeacon Mackay smith
has directed tn Rev J. q. Fawcett 70 take charge
O. Ju- CLurch wJrA and the search for the missing
I-i.-f. les;efl y morning ne put the case la the
Lanls OF the Yo.ice. general alarm was sent out,
.,ising tEi- description: "tifiy-Dve years old.
beet him. tain. fair complexion, sandy hair, Dald
"a top o. sd. Ulu. eyes. sandy moustdcne, ngure
Of a cruCiiiX tastOO-I each arm He was dressed
la blac. sax coat, clSsOck vest, dark plaid
Trousers. derby hat gray flannel underwear and
la,eai sllJes-
Mr.. Mis- friends are confident that he has
broken down from OyerwOrS. "He has been work
Ii.s nom O'Clock IA the morning until 10 O'Clock
al night Tor HOUR years said Mr.. Fawcett last
night. land am sure his mind has been affected
Mr.. Niles va, Ia the British navy twenty years.
8gd he II a Ian who Knows the world. The study
Il The church i just as Mr. Miles lef. this pipes
and JOba ccV On the windOw-Iedge beside his desk.
4ud all his looks and papers IN orderly piles. Be-
side his books l. handsome plush covered album
which the girls Of the Friendly society had lust
presented % Mrs Niles IL Is 10 have all OF their
plCture-."
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DIEDMoNT AIR LINE,

DIEDMoNT AIR LINE
Il schedule in effect November 81.
Gordons ville Charlottesville, Lynch6ury and stations
between Alexandra and Lynchburg, Blue Ridge
sprinss Allesneny Springs Bristol knorvilis Rome
1924 4 M.-fsst Mali Daily for waren,cn, Char
Iotes Sb G R w stations Ghes 9hlo Route
tween Lynchburg and Danville Greensboro. Raleigh
Charlotte. Atlanta. Birmingham. Montgomery. New
York TO Atlanta, in connection with Pullman seepers
Atlanta to New Orleans, and Mann Boudor Seepers
for Birminghsm Nicksburg and Shreveport solid
trains Washington TO Atlanta. Does not connect for
2:35 p. M.-Daiy. except sunday, for Manassas
Strssours. aud intermediate stations Connects At
D: 80 p M.-western Express Daily for Warrenton
Gordonsvilr. Charlottesville. Louisville, Cincinnati
and sumner resorts on and near line 81 Chesapeake
washington to Lousviiis; also ior fsnShS1rS BistoI
Chattanooga, Memphis Little Rock. and all south
western points. Through Pullman sleepers Washing
HOO p M-Southern Express. Daily for Lynch
burg, Danville. Raleigh Ashevile. Charlotte
S Sps niken August. atlanta monisomery New
Washington to New Orleans, Texes, via Atlanta and
Monteomery; Pullman Sleeper washington 70 Aiken.
Trans on washington and OHIO division leave Wash.
ington .: 12 A NJ, Daily excerpt Sunday. and q r
NJ Daily; arrive Round Hill III :4s A. NJ. aud :2l p
80 A. Il and IS p II. ~ff'''As "ASD'''s' 'n
Through trains from the South via Charlotte Dan
and :23 NJ via East Tennessee Bristol and Lynch
burg at As A. NJ aud 8 40 p NJ; via Chesapeake
and Ohio route and Charlottesyilis at 9'40P M
Tickets, sleeping car reservation and Information
furnished and BAGGAGE checked at office, 1900 Penn
vania Railroad. 9th and b sts JAS l. TAYLOR.
MI General Passenger Agent
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SEWING MACHINES, &C.

NOTHING KxcKHDs A Sill NT WHITE SEWING
lxcAINL 1 g ssRs.: = sss a Pee:
iscs wosk. snd nssssy q ll1asG TT Witt e h5.g
6fh n ~ y RICHMOND, Manavox.
Aesns Tor Halls Forms fer Drawing DrsDa tnPs
e. Ala, UniveroA PsttsgnA -
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Why My,ru WAS pRoc,.Ixyn.-The

Why MEATH WAS PRoCLAIxED.-The London
Telegraph declares that the opposition OF the
FARMERS 20 plan Of Lord Londonderry, the vicer0y.
reason for IL being proclaimed under the crimes
act The yiceroy, IL says rented a hunting seat In
hat county. The farmers convention hearing OF
tAls, resolved not 10 allow hunting over their
farms, and the county was thereupon proclaimed.
Ia regard 10 the proclamation OF Dublin the Iete-
gTdph says that the obvious intention Of the gov
eminent Is 10 lntimidate the press.
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HOTELS.

TTOTEI, LAFAYETTE. AID AND BROADWAY
N New York mo Z. wA0GAnAN. Of Ee.nings.
ton, D. O, propnesor Hecent nens, ~. mo Rs ~
and up per day Situsted within nfteen minutes r1de
Of busineos and amusement centers and depotk- 40
taurAnt Of Unsurpassed excellence st moderate pceA
Hesdounrters for Waahfngtonisns d2l-lm
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FINANCIAL.
ATTORNEYS.

fNAs.PBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-
" Law, Barbour Law building, 40 Louisiana
avenue Washington. d. q residence. LIS h st
u az
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RAILROADS.
TNHE GREAT

THE sS 5ssiSsT 1E.f ass aSS sgIggrHxFss.
si.- Mi sffEcr psSsab iEaatfi Il. ISsa
For ssurx an: ana <: Vet es fsS- Limited r,pr.
ns % % sns ssS IAN and fs 81 ss.s
With ss.g1s Car tfY% nh hasr ssurs 2 c,nei1st
70 ch.ssse; with sleeping Car niSon. 2 ehc.sa
% h lo sn Ssiy rs
cert SATURDAY. hsrrisburS 70 Cleveland, connecting
and ss%pA sl'1 I Fsr s.sss S c6 for
M. daily, for Plttsbars and the West with through
Ys fISeRf SSb e FSESS isS,i ss ffSs
1000 pm d.Iiy. except saturday. with is sns
-, GsFs ,E.shns'Gn e E Mslss IA ,,m,
For q sSC a 90 and
SSpnss,y zoo LILO r,pes: tS .S ss, and
and 3:45 pm daily.
EST Sssiya fsp h:H' s:s s
Jersey 6iT Win boats Of BF:otlyn. knneI. ssSrd.
r,. sSssis sS1,sss S. - .o
iS 90 % s and tp pm On sum sum
r. IL, ss5 "a s.s
For Bsl,imors. IS. ;2o. 800 eco, ESQ n 90
s.ssSs 81 Is q T: Is f Is
For PSpe's Greek Line 20 am. and 4 40 pm daily.
except sunday.
500 % a.is except as sunday. Sundays 500 o.
m- 10 pm.
~ MAy.atSPs dhfExhSbkIX AND SkshISa
For slss'r asss sSs sas ssS 90 es1 & s 20
1882 1882 nm Sso q ss and YC Z S4
fSS sa aS5 .Ss south as
and sol pm. daily. except sunday.
500. g,lo lo;l3, ld;o5 am ! ~. 90. 3 2i
5;0o. 9:32 and 1892 pm
of 13th street and Pennsyvania avenue and 1T
station. where orders he left for the checking
baggage 20 destination from hotels and residence
CHAs. +. PU0H, j. r. WOOD,
General Manager fnI9l Gen Passenger agent
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An INJUNCTION on INVENTOR KEELY.-Judge Fin
letter. Philadelphia. yesterday issued pTelmi-
Eary Injunction against john W. Key, the III
ycntOr OF the keely motor, commanding him not
10 remove the motor from the place where IL now
- or vary the construction and mode OF operation
Of the nscnlne, nor TO sell, assign, or In any man.
ner cncumber the invention. The Injunction " as
IN accordance with the prayer OI n bill Ia equity
lied against krely Bennett 4. Wilson
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THE cKows PRIscEs GIrTs TO HIS PuYsIcIlss.-

CROW Prince Frp1eriCk William gratefully reu4eIn-
Tered his pay sicians on New Years Day by pre-
seniing 10 DIR. Mackenzie a magnificent case Of
surgical Instruments, 10 DIR. hragse Ill tmOnd pn
10 DIR. SchrOettcT pdlr OF rare vases, To Dr. Berg
man two dozen silver table ornaments, and 10 Dr.
>cnmidt a gold inkstind. With each OF these
gifts, personally presented or forwarded ~ the
tionee, was a note expressing admiration for the
d1ctOrs skill and gratitude Tor the result of his
treatment
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After q long wrangle aud much dilatory opposi-
tion % the democrats the ONO senate passed
eiutson conue. inning the Presidents recommenda-
tlols OF the removal OF the tarin On wool.
Tor the nrst time In nearly twenty years the
teleeraph Offices on the floor OF the corn and -four
exchange In Baltimore were closed yesterday, the
western L mon haviag taken out their wires In
Consequence VI \ dispute ABOUT rent.
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The CRowS PRINCES ABpIcAroS WAS DIS.
on SsED.-Tne North German Gazette denies that
any court circle has proposed TO establish regency
20 meet the contingency Of the sudden death OF
Emperor William, and the inability OF the crown
prince 70 assume the retns OF power. IL Is not
true. the Gozehe further says, that the crown
prince consulted a Baden statesman on the pro-
posai that he should abdicate. Although the Ca
zettes language Is emphatic, the former statement
that the question OF the aOdication OF the crow q
prince had been the subject OF negotiations re-
mains authentic. the denial Is understood to have
been Issued under demand from San Reno.
------>O~-
The GLAsswoRKERs' STRIKE ExrENpING.-The
strike among the fiint glass workers has extended
from the Western manufactures to the Eastern
factories, and the men whoieft work In the fifteen
factories In Brooklyn, Philadelphia, New Bedford,
Boston, and corning, y, Jailed TO return 70 work
Monday or Tuesday, with two exceptions In the
East and West about $50 men are now out. A
prominent New YORK manufacturer said yesterday
that the strike btds fair 70 be long and bitter
he doubted the possibility OF q conclusion In
lSsa The output OF the country would be de-
creased four-nfths BY the strike, and n II lasted
twelve months would entail Q loss q between
four and nve millions Of dollar4
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PROFESSIONAL.


NgME ROSS THE RELIABLE CLAIRvoYAHT
WI and Astroloeist has resumed her business for Q
waile longer she viii give trustworthy fpformstio0
concerning the past present and fortens the future
Tie madame born with glorious Glfts and with
4 vail She has astonished Thousands Of people who
Witnessed her Advice and ell kinds of busnsss n In
ysluabls She can cause Speedy Isarr1ass aud bring
the .epsr.,ed ,oseth . she e.s point out your
rails ana can relieve the sufferers. Ens.rs sstsfsctoa
Gwen Interviews coihdentia, and those dlstancs
sendin9 their names and and ~ viii get IN
by mai outlines t.-y would Ike Her rssdsnoe y
IAN NJ III at Once hours from Q. 20 p
sittnss SO cents and 81. The lin street cars p.ss
the door. ys4-S@
VpRoF. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED GLAZE
hidssS H myssery rss.slsd kscOysn io.s ssols9
nrorerty Causes speedy marr1nrss. Brngs ssporo1o4
taSetbef Gives snccsss IN bosaneeA RsmovD ~
family troubles Cure ecknesA Al IN er0uoae w
ave time aud ppotntnent by caknG On th1s goou
inc cisrvoy ant - he succesds wh:rs ~ othen ~
snd sdyertisos only Whist he Do 6fsangn. eoo
Hours 70 .. open sundaya al w q nv. oe-1ovs
NgnE BROOKE TELLS ., AZ 49,. IN zvxxH g
asmen 50 cents ssch eos ssrssa sssss:e - q
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BOYcOTTrSG A SCHOOL TEsCHER-At East Haven,
Pa. Miss Carray was appointed teacher OF the
distract school against the protests OF the people,
who wanted The Odd teacher retained since then
the citizen, have refused ~ send their children 10
school Fu- taree mOnths past Miss Caffray has
Kept the schoO! oser. but had no pupils. During
the ltst mOata one boy, four years OF age has At
tended. and now complaint Il made 10 the dlrec-
tors that the boy Is under age and uemand his re-
IloyaL Miss Ca1ray draws her salary regularly.
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FIRST SALE TOR THE YEAR 1883,
AT OUT SALESROONS,

WEKKS CO, Auct1oneerA
w 037 Louisans Avenue,
Opposits City Post once.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

POIOMAC HI v Elk BOATS.
FoR NORFOLK OLD POINT AND THE SOUTH
Steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves Washington
Monday, Wednesday an rIday at pm
Steamer JANE MOSELEl. Tuesday aud Thursday
o pm. and sunday ut pm
Steamer Leary lands al hney Point going and return
Moseley lands at Cornneld Harbor going and return
ing.
Knox and Loyds express win call and check bag
at hotels and private residences Telephope-cau
Lesry. 1853. Moseiey, "a. Fare. So
w. p. WEIGH, supt, p. s. Co.
GEO r PHILLIPS, Supt, and 6. G. Co.
MT. VERMONT MT. VERMONT
STEAMER W. W. CoRCoRAN
Leaves 1th-sreet wharf daily Except sunday for Mt
Vernon and River Landings far down 0lymont at
10 O'Clock e. N Returning. reaches Washington
sl6 L L BLAKE. Captain.
IlOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Il NEW IRON STEAMER "MAkEFIELD"
Leaves 9TH st wharf MONDAYS, THUkSDAYS
and SATURDAYS at am. Returning TuEspAYs
ipss as lar A. Somini Cree t1rromsn Va aud e Sd
Clements Bay. Md. Connects with b and Q. X. Il. ut
Shepherds. See schedule. JOHN b. PADGETT. Aet.
c. w. RIDLEY, Manager. ja25
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PHILADELPHIA AND THE FISHERIES QUESTION
At public meeting OF the citizens Of Philadelphia
last evening under the auspices Of the National
Fishery Association, resolutions were adopted
calling upon the national Executive to apply tt
the settlement OF the fisheries question the peace
full exercise Of the powers vested In It by the
Forty-ninth Congress for this purpose, and pro
testing "against any establishment OF one-sidet
reciprocity with Canada, such as existed In tbs
years 1854-1S67."
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i HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
WASHINGTON, 723 Hath ST. n. W..
Boston, 154 fremont St.; Brooklyn, 30 Court ST.;
New York, % W. Odd St.; Phila.. 1893 Chestnut st.
ThorouRh training in French German, Spanish, &c.
Conversational knowledge In ONE or TWO TERMS.
$40 in small classes: also private lessons
Highest references. Terms begin now. s16
WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF -ELoCUTIoN AND
w Oratory, 904 M st. n. W., Mrs. NJ. STEVENS
HART, Principal, Voice Culture, Elocuton, Laws Of
Orstory Elective English. aud College Preparatory
o4-3ms
ERENCH LESSONS, PRIVATE OR IN CLASSES.
Il MADAME A. PELE from Paris) viii give lessons
at her residence and at pupils homes Excellent pro-
nunoistion and thorough instruction 80 18th st w.
o14-3ms
NIT. VERNON SEMINARY
Uk HOO. 1104, l1l6 NJ st. and 1130 11thst.
French and English Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies' and Little Girla
Academic, intermediate and Primary Departments
SESSION ROOMS CLASS-ROOMS. and OFFICE,
ready for occupancy this fall
Thirteenth year besr1ns OCTOBER g.
For circulars apply to Principal
s34m MRS E. J. sOMEnS
A GRADUATE OF HARVARD, TEACHING IN
"A Washington. desires pupils singly small
classes Inquire Of Mr. JARVIS BUTLER, 934 st.
n. s1o-5m
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THE TRADES.

SrEccit .st1ry Hss..,Sss sosst fos Is "a rs 80
a TIE LYcEfI Blxpkkr ts,ssnd.A ieAsA lo29
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PkoyfDtSG SEAT FOB DiLkE.--A rumor Is being
persstently circulated In London that the Glad
stOnIan managers are Ietermi ned TO ina a seat in
the house OF commons for sir Charles Duke, taxing
advantage of the absence OF Mr.. Gladstone TO ac-
cOmpiish their purpose IN order that no RESPONSE
bilty for the movement shall rest on him. IL Is
asserted by many liberal members that the pres
snee Ia parliament of MI Dixie Is really Necessary
al tns tIas view Of the proposed further extern
sSsn Of the franchise In the counties. upon which
subject NJ. bike Is presumably better Informed
than any other English politician
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
ExEcuToEs SALE OF VALUABLE pRoPERg!
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,onssr.

PAN N f Fl kks4 s6 ~ TTE
TEENTH STREET, BETWEEN E AND
STREETS, BEING THE HANDSOME FIVE.
ST4RY RRIGE REyIDEHSE Known Az 5ss
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BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

On THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY FIFTH
1858, AT TEN O'CLOCK. within my auction roons I
shall sell large consgnmens OF the above goods. to
which the attention Of private buyers and the trade
directed. THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. AL dts
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DOCKET DIARIES AND JOURNALS, CALM
is DAls, ALMANACs~A LARGE STOCK OF
BOOKS FOR The INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY.
SCHOOL LESSONS. EVERYTHING NEEDED BIZ
de2 ais Sth 81 NV
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-03-30

stairs to please some whim of
yours"
When he came back with it |
told him he'd find a part of au old
sheet in the top drawer Of the
chest in the wardrobe. He rum.
mayed for about five minutes, got
mad because he couldn't fluid 1t,
and came back with a piece of one
of nv white aprons. Then he
made a mixture, poured it out and
patted it into a cake with his hand,
and as he passed it to me he made
ready for bed with the remark;
Tf you don't get better soon |
shall ring for the ambulance and
send You to the hospital. 1t may
be that you are going insane"
As soon as he got asleep got to
the telephone ana calleu Tue uoc'o'' :
The good man came up, stayed hall
an hour, left me some medicine,
and Mr.. Bowser snored all through
if. was much better in the morn
ing, and he stood with his vest
halfway on to say:
"Ot course yOu are better l
don't claim to know more than all
other people on earth put together,
but do know Just what to do for
bilious collie. Mrs. BOwser | sayed
your life last night, and | hope you
feel proper gratitude "-Detro't
Free Press.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-03-30
A WHITE SLAVE.

ATLANTA, March ia white
slave is a strange sight to see in
the south, and yet one was seen on
the streets of Atlanta yesterday.
John S. Hughes, a white man of
good character owed Gus kagle-
macher a sum of money which he
was unable to pay. He met kagle-
macher yesterday, and jokiDgly
asked him if he would accept a bill
of sale for himself as pay for the
debt. Kaglemacher agreed. A law
yer was called in, the bill of sale
was drawn up and properly signed
in which Hughes sold himself, "and
his body after death to Gus kagle-
macher, the said Kagelmacher to
have control of said Hughes as long
as he might live and to barter,
sell or convey him to others if he
chose to do So"
A copy of the contract was given
each party. After the contract
was handed him Hughes began to
think more seriously OF the mat
ter and consulted lawyer as to its
validity. Upon being informed
that it would hold good in the courts
he got drunk and was arrested.
This morning be was fined in po-
lice court, and his owner, who was
on hand, paid the fine and this
morning took him out to his farm
where he says he shall work for
him the balance of his life.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-03-30

with us; really cannot find Bur-
dette's, simpered Alicia. "It will
take you only an hour or two, and
it Will 0e such a favor to us.p
In their code must a hostess
never know fatigue? Doubtless
they supposed she had but to com.
mand the dishes at "the Pixies
behest," and they would wash
thsmselvesl But if they would
compel her to go a mile, she would
"gO with them twain.D
From Bnrdette's to Fees, and
thence to Strong's; the plush jacket
resolving itself into gloves, en-
broidery, laces, etc; but at every
counter the word "Mabep danced
in letters of fire over the articles
shown.
Mr.. i. returned to find her utter
ly Frustrated. The shopping had
proved the "last feather" to her
overwrought nerves. Unable to
visit her sister, or even to drop a
farewell tear upon the sacred clay,
she fingered for weeks helpless in
valid. That selfish visit told III
story in mothers disappointe d
hopes-a husbands sorrow
Let this recital emphasize the
word that even into the camp o
our bltterest enemy we have nc
right to intrude without sOundind
some note of manly warning
Cdeh.