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comnlssAsY BUILDING BURNED
A Large Qasntity Of Military Supplies
Rurr~d-Eo~s &Eea Gee

F0ET Ma KESAc, w. T.. Jan. I7-Af l
o'cleck ihis morning 6re broke ous In the
com misssry building a. this post. ard in
short tine Il wss sntirsly destroyed uith
81 its contents. The loss is plsced ~ tloe-
ofe vith no insurance TIE buiiding w2s
E ea WiiA supRiise intepce8 70 ass sDtil
newt &sy. There are enly s1auga
rations for the corr f2nies 20 last ten 6svs
saa ae trocEs ss-- st ozce riscsd or hslf
rzfsess TIE ra-t trtss~s I'D - usercfss1fs
- Bucso hsFe c1iy al stsck. G.nerxi
Ea~hie a. cnce - egrzFaeS - DsrsrtF1snt
Hes1 aesrfsrs fer supplies - - forwsresi
hy fkzt lreisbt eul s~irz - - s-sr xnow
thert - 70 rs1rE vkrn 10y 80 srr5vs
snd tke rresveets for = tT.sf PERIOD 81
fzmine ar exoel3en-
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For the Exhibit

The following manufacturers end firms
will assist in the permanent exhibit in the
Board Of Trade rooms: Wallin Leather
Company Grand Rapids Excelsior Works,
J.. w. Heath Furniture Company, Prestiy
Sleigh and Wagon Company, Grand Rapids
S;ave Company. Grand Rapids Wheelbsrrow
Company. Grand Rapids Motor Company,
Phoenix Fsrniture Company. Aldine Man
ufacturing Company, Alabastine Company,
Anti kalsomine Company.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18

wasHrSsroS. Jan. 1.-The Corean leg
alton called at the State Department this
morning at about IL o'clock and then pro
ceeded 70 the White House accompanied ~
Secretary Bayard and Chief Clerk Brown.
Tnsy were introduced % the President who
welcomed them 10 ths United States. The
Corssns we're in fall dress, their slss richer
ana more VOlumiDous. their smiles were
serene snd thsir hats odder and taller than
ever Dr. Allen, Foreign secretary OF
Legation acted As in terpretOr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18

WV Yozx. jan. lT.--Ths rsporf Of tse
commission sgpoinfea ky tie Legs ssure
IN 1855 10 rspsrt ths mast humane snd
prxc.icai aaetnaa kra~n - a,0Gern scienee
~ sarrF ~ iure eject the sentencs - aezfa
N cspltsi rss-s. vas trxnsniusd - shs
Leg isiatzre Fests-isv n reco1 sasa<s
killtAs tNs g. ersfs ~ sleetriczsy.
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SAWED IN VAIN.
a Burglar sent mp tor Ftfssen Years After
.Naln AtlrInrt 10 Esraps.

. II III y y . T-H7ET7-
-. as,ss "a Fssss--
MAEfxzrfs. WiS, Jan. fT.-While await
ing sentence for a burglary committed At
Pestigo. IN November last Patric< Ford,
dsspersts criminal, made an attempt TO saw
his way cut ef the jNi. TIE saws we're
furnished him By tramrs. VINO managed to
xef Committed ID the ail tor sa0rt terms. IN
order 70 sid him. tie vas going through
ais sst hsr when discovered Ford was
tsksu befoFs Judge Hastings this morning
and sentsnced % liftsen years in the peni-
fsntisry for his crime. he wss desperate
raarsctsr
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Prorrsssiye Pedro.

Mrs. w. s. Gum entertained q large
number of friends with six-hand progres-
sive pedro last evening at her pleasant resi-
dence on Jefferson ave. Artistic decorations
of smiiax, carnations, roses and hyacinths
shed their beauty and fragrance for the
guests. About seventy-two were enter
Lained, twelve tables being played. At 1915
ociock dainty and delicious refreshments
were served by Swetlsnd. Prizes were
taken By Mrs. christopher Morgan. l.. T..
Hawkins and E. 5. Pierce, no second prizes
being given.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18

wAsHxsroS. Jan. 7.--Ex G OvernOr Al
ger. Of Michigan. who has been here urging
the passage Of . siIl psnsiosiny Mrs. Logan.
leaves for a0ms fais sFeninz- He IS hope
fal Of the passage Of the 0iil, though by 40
means conSdsnt as the opposition 70 y
vaich developed in the House last year is
again making Itself manifest.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18
sD-aA.r Ca-IIsle G.stinx Better

WAsHlSsroS. Jan. iT.-Ths condition Of
Speaker Carlisle tonight is sueh as to relieve
the fears Of his friends he bss gsiasd con-
sidsrable durng the day sui tnouEa ns
hsd a slighg chili st n0oa It vas nos very
weakening az = later hour tonight hs was
resting vel
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WAsaIssros. Jan. iI.-rhs President To-
dzy transmitted 10 Congress me Pscinc
railroad reports accompanied oy mes
SAGE ia which be reviews the cir
cumsiances and purposes for which
ths Coal niasiOusrs we're appointed
aad khe objects accom- Dlisoed.
After rsvieslng The reports Of the Com
mission a. lenxsh the President concludes
by saying thai While he pan proposed
by q majority OF th. CON mission appears TO
De well devised aad gives ~ east a p@fuAl
pr0miss OF the results sought the fact
siil not escape attsBton that is success de-
psnds ubOn their acceptance By the CON-
panies aud Lhelr ability 70 perform tns
conditions after acceptance. II IL exceed
i1giy important tasl The sdiuStmsns 40"
made snould os hnsl aud elective. These
conAderzti0ns suggsst possibility that the
remedy proposed in the majority report
might well De applied 10 part only OF
sAsse goysTnmsnt-aided railresd companies
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18
Mr. Rnrch,s Lnctnre.

Hon. NJ. C. Burch delivered his lecture
characteristics of the Republican Party"
to a good sized audience, in the chapel of
St. Marks last evening. The subject proved
very interesting and was handled with Mr..
Burch's characteristic ability.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18
Directors and Officers.

At the annual meeting of the Hazletine
& Perkins Drug Company the following
directors were chosen: C. s. Hazeltine. C..
G. Perkins and II. B. FsirchiId. G. s.
Hazeltine WAS elected President; G. G. Per-
kins, Vice President, and III. b. Fairchild,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18

sxs. 49,. ~ rts sset.,.s-sess..
Csvsrst FAE1s. Jan i7.--John Kelly wa
csnshs unaer rolling loz by TIE giving
wsv Of a skid. and Instantly kilisd. AZ
smith Rros. lumber csmn. near Nstf rivar
Nst3av
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rflszssa-etaNAe.
LASsrxs. lsn. f7.-Fso csses vers hesr5
tcdsv IN the supreme Ceurt. sad Nos s.
and 50 added - lhe call
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AkIsEAENrs

Tader TIE Gss Hght' was played twice
Yesterday a. Rssnouds :. 10 large and ae-
lIghtsi tsadienoss- The eomssDy : Tar
better than whsa Ar. Philips plsyea j.
ksse last year. TAs scenery is really excel
lent. ana al the starting incidents oi the
eisv sre pFosuoea with great stieRfion 70
aets;l The specIzlgies. particularly the
banjo playing ia the pler scene. are very
ofighl and taking.
ltslo Csmpzninls concert a. fo"ssss
next Nondav evening will De the nnest
thing of the kind ever seen IN this city
The entire third act Of "Faastn will be
given with costumes and scenery.
The sale of seats for Clara Morris pro-
ductiou of Renee de Moray" al Powers
Grand next Friday evening Is the largest OF
the season.
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Exclusive N Nt.75S Ell, Il SArrrss.

Successor 70 PERRY Beo.,
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY APRIL % HIS SECONI
AND LAST oRIATION OF FRENCH SAT.
THIS LOT s IS tf bTP fi BY CABLE OF THE
MOST DESIRABLE PATTERNS IN Ny FIRST
IMPoRTaTIoN ORDER, WHICH WE'RE SOIL
THESE sATEENs ARE BOTH IN LIGHT AMI
DARK COLOhS COMBINED WITH RICH FIG
UkEs AND poMPADoUR, AND JARD1NIERk
BORDERS FOR GARNITURE
THE SIZES ARE S9NFsNEP TO ne FOB WASH
ELSEWHERE IN his CITY.
$50 PIECES ANDERSON'S BEST QUALIFY
SCOTCH GINGHAMs In ENTIRELY NEW De
NoSELfiEs IN IMPORTED -ALL WOOL" cHaL.
NEW PLAIN AND FIGURED ENGLISH MoHAIRs
NEW PRINTED ALL LINEN LAWNS IN CHOICE
"UNUsUALLY GOOD VALUES IN WHITE, BLACK
AND CoLoRED INDIA SILKS. AT rs. $50. AMI
"sPEcIAL BARGAINS" IN STRIPED AND FIG.
URED INDIA SILKS AT $50.
"CONFINED STYLES" IN PRINTED INDIA SILKS
OF NY OWN IMPORTATION AT 81. sL25
EXTRA INDUCENENTs- IN BLACK AND COL
ORED SURAH SILKS AT 75c AND 81.
MORE FRANCAISE AND MORE ANTIQUES IN
BLACK: WHITE, AND ALL THE NEW SPRING
"caoIcE GoLoRsr IN ALL WOOL AND SILK
WARP HENRIETTA CLOTHS.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT 0F PLAIN AND FANCY
TkENSH DRESS FABRICS. RANGING FROM
DOC TO $50 PER YARD. -
GIPLAlN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sEAION PERki.
Perry Building. Pennsylvania ave-. cor 9th e,
Established lS40. ap2l
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The Emperor Very Much Rc.,.r.


HIGHLY ENCOURAGING REPORTS FROM CHARlorrrs
BUkG-QrExN VICTORIA LEAVES BERLIN
The favorable symptoms in Emperor Frederick's
case continue, and the doctors are OF the opinion
that the crises has passed. During yesterday the
emperor was out OF bed four times, His tempera.
ture Is almost normal. HIS sense Of taste, which
ne lost during the critical period. has returned.
Inls Is regarded as an exceptionally favorable
sign. He seems better In every respect HIS an
petite Is remarkable; He has again begun to hear
state reports. Dr. Mackenzie telegraphed to the
British Medical Journal as follows: 'sThe emperor
yesterday look some solid food and enjoyed IL His
MAXIMUM temperature during the night was
99a The discharge OF puss is less, though rather
tnicKer. HIS majesty feels better, but Is weaker
owing 70 the fever and the discharges from which
Queen victoria left Charlottenburr yesterday.
Before leaving the castle the queen babe the EN-.
peror an anecuonate farewell. The emperor ex.
The queen repeatedly expressed her grSIifacation
at the friendly welcome given her by the peoplc
OF Berlin. The emperor handed the queen The In.
stS,vsd Vt r 1nS gI0Sr Oh the Bath which she be-
i1itieth year OF military service He also gave 70
ner majesty the late emperors Order Of the Car
In addition to host of royaities the queen
Iouno az the station the hurgomaster and the
ssneMoeLs oI the municipal council OF Chari0tten-
OUTS who had come. attired in their oflcial robes
prince conducted the queen to ! saloon carriage,
sne empress accompanying them, carrying q
p re,sas bouquet OF yellow roses having Iado
eor, the queen entered the carriage, followed BY
Inc empress and her daughters Afier affection
ave embraces had been given the train starred
the o ns TeS wso
pe0pie, WHO heartily saluted the queen.
y.The queens friendly conversation with Prince
and i Is Ssesss sSs in ~ WIN S SsQs
SATISFACTORY results.
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Po1soSous CosMEr,cs

LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they get their Toilet Powders FREE From
POISON.
FREEMANs INDICATED FACE POWDER Il
harmless the dew. preserves and beauties natural
ly. Properly applied cannot be detected The follow
ing Druggists and those named In succeeding sdver-
tisement comprising all the leading Druggists in the
city, sell and specially recommend it.
Try "Freeman's Lallah Rookh Handkerchief Ex-
tract. !" the latest, delightful eleeant qusdrupls
strength, sweetly clnging, permanent Soc per o.
M..ssy Sis z'6 stone S; I'm ma az 80, s
Masa ave. !; L b Cutler. n. ,. ave. and 9 st; ".
HiocSex,h' oh and E sts. ~ Il criswel. iiOi St
Butler Clarridge Ind. ave. and ID ST.; Van syckels
18th add pts.; J. W. Drew Conn. ave: and ct n
L Mackan 22d and sta NV; G y. Keim. ISIS 18th
2: I S.I n;g En- than AND ~ &c: ma r.. Achs e l.
Stt 10th spd St, Ja y,s c:s: i9se sf and
Co, lst and sta NV; = Ware kbettt Horssi chas
Vermont ave. and llth II; T. p Weller, ISL Sth ST
Remsburg Elliott 1908 l4th St; A I. hofer, 9Th
and O sta; r. Brace. 3Oth and y Sta: Tschidely Z
Evans, Wholesale AgentA apll-eo3m-
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Sprc1Arr1Es IL Day GooDs
L q RELL & WINES

LUT TRELL WINES,
1880 Pennsylvania ave NV.
We are Offering beautiful line of DRESS GOODS
All wool "A DRESS GOODS. at 4oc. and soc per
4s: inch all,wool HENRIETTAs black and colors
BLACK HENRIErTAs. elegant blacks. at 81 81 %
About 500 yards SUMMER SILKS. to be closed on,
at 35c sold At 50c. and ,5c-
and MoIhEs very cheap
Our 4l25 and Sl.oO SILKS cannot be beaten N
quality and price. These are special numbers in
vite an inspection Of same:
sATTEE IS. in all colors and styles. at 12kc. 25c
Ane line of cHALLIs in styles and qualities. a,
only lSc. A beautiful line OF DRESS GINGHAMs. at
loo. and 126c Fine ZEPHYR GINGHAMS only 25c
One case kRINKLE sEEhsUCKERs, at &c PEI yard
sold 1t 121Sc One lot damaged KIDS. PIC. sold per
feet at 81 and l25 Tafets. Lsle. and SILK GLOVES
from 15c. up just received larxe line Gents Neck
wear and Furnishnes and very low fgur-s: invite
an inspection Of this stock. Towels. Napkins. and
Linen Table wear speciality. Cottons and Domestcs
in great variety Remnant Dress Goods hall price
Corseta slightly shop worn, et 25c. sold At 81. UM
BRELLAs dPAkAsOLS ID latest desi ms and pat
terms Our stock IL large and complete aud prices low
call and be convinced that we are as cheap the
cheapest LUrTRELL 4 WINE,
ap192w 1880 Pa ave-. cor 10th ".
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PH1LADELpHrA STORE.

DRESS TRIMMINGS. DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Just received fun line Of DRESS TRIMMINGS
such Gimps, Braids, Braided Sets, in Silver Gilt
and mixed colors, Black and White. Special in Gimp
IT 4?c worth Csc. Elegant styles at S5c. and mp
wards
JET TRIMMINGS FOR DRESSES AND WRAPS
Beaded Gimp from SOC per yard up to Sl.o0
Ornaments from 20c. up to 81 each
HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND NOTIONS
full assortment of Hosiery for ladies and children
Also full line Of Gloves in Isle Thread, Taffeia.
and silk. in Colored and Black from i'm up TO Soc
SATINES. SATINES. SATINES
A full line OF French Satines in all the newest aud
best goods in plain and fancy styles Call and
stock Domestic satnes at 12sc the best in the city
for that money.
GlNGHAMs-Frencha and Domestic Ginghams in all
colors, styles. and prices.
WHITE GOODS.-A great variety in Plain, Plsids
and stripes, at all prices
EMBRO1DERIES.
A full assortment from &c. yard up to 81.
IACES of all kinds in Black and White, narrow and
wide to match.
CORsEIs-A fun assortment Of all kinds and prices
special: one lot Corsets, all sizes at Gle: worth
LACE CAPS-Dont forget that stock OF Lace
Caps for the babies is the largest in and the
cheape.t From l2fc. up to Sl.50.
DOMESTICS-Our department Is full Of all the best
makes OF Cottons and Sheetings. Barains in Pillow
Case and Sheeting Cottons. One "A Eleached
Cotton we are sea at the wholesale price of Sc I'd
MATT1NGS. MATTINGS. MATTINGS = Don'i
forget our stock Matthias rs-class and very
low prices. White and Fancy from L. NC. up Soc.
CAkHARr LEIDY.
apc1-42 US 9TH and 706 stx ".
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Seventy people were blown into the air m INV
OF them being seriously Injured. by an explosion
OF gas In the basement Of building at state and
jackson streets Chicago, last evening. Plate
glass windows were wrecked, and $ss. 600 worth
OF clothing was ruined. couple of workmen
were attempting TO drill a hole across under the
street Ior a conduit, when gas main was mad.
vertently punctured One OF the pair lie a candle
10 see what was the matter with the drfIl. The
neAt instant the Two workmen, the seventy odd
tne nrst moor, the massive plate-glass front. the
heaps OF ready-made apparel. were mixed nm in
an aim0st lnextricabe mass with broken timbers
In1usnt an earthquake had occurred, and rushed
peli,nen into the street. Geo. Dunlop, a floor
maIAeI VINO was standing on a hot-a1r register
went flying obl1Quely to the ceiling and la ded m
an overturned table SO feet distant. DunIons
Dack was badly wrenched, and 1t is feared he IA
nuIt internally. Both the workmen, Chss Ash
and Geo. ST. John, were fearfully bruised and cut.
put are neither In apparent danger OF death.
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SENATORS
Ingalls, John J., Kans., I B st. ne
Aldrich. y. W., r. L. sig Conn. ava
Allison W. B., low. lC24 Vermont ava
Bite W. B., Tenn, Eobitt House.
Berry, James H., Ark, National Hotel
Beck, j. B., Ky, 6l2 14th 81. NV.
Blair, II. W., y. H.. 20l E Cap st.
Brown. joseph z, Ca, WOodmont Flats
Bowen. Thomas NJ. Col. Riggs House.
Blackburn, J. c. s., Ky, EbbiIt House.
Blodgett, Rulus, n. j., 1915 N ST. NV.
Chace, Jonathan. II J., 1913 N 81. NV.
Cameron, =. Donald, Pa. q La Fayette Square.
Coke, Richard, Tx, 4I9 9th sIn.w.
Call, Wilkinson, Fla, 1903 st. NV.
CuIom, shelby NJ, Ill, l4os MASSACHUSETTS, ava.
Chandler, William E, II. H., 1871 81. NV.
Rolph. Joseph y: Oregon, 9 La Fayette square.
Daniel, John W., Va, 100 19th st. nv.
Edmunds, George T., Vt, 211 Massachusetts, ava.
Evarts, VIM: M, n r.. 1soi St. NV.
Frye, VIM. p, Me-. Hamilton House
Farwell, c. B., Ill. 1898 Nth st. NV
seOse e. ass H 1sos isG s 1fss s. 81 NV NV
Gray, George, Del, S14 18th st. NV
Gibson Randall L, La, 1723, K. J. ave-
Gorm,an' i arthur p, Nd. 14o3 st. nv:
Hoar, George F.. Mass, I325 st. NV.
Hale, Eugene, Me-, el7 10th st. NV.
Harris, l. g., Tenn. - LIST st. ne.
Hampton, Wade, s. c., Metropolitan Hotel
Hiscock, Frank, \. Y, Arlington Hotel.
Jones, John p. Nevada, 1901 Mass. ave.
Jones, James h, Arkansas els NJ 81. NV.
kenna. John E. West Virginia, lao 8 st. ma
Morgan, John T., Ala, 113 LIST ST. ne.
Morrfll justin 8. Vermont. / Thomas Circle.
Mcpherson, j. K, N. j., 1014 Vermont a,S.
HENDERSON, Charles f., Neb Portland Flats
Mitchell, John H., oregon, Riggs House.
Payne, Henry B., Ohio, 1122 Vermont ave-
Paddock, A g., Nebraska. Portland Flata
Platt, o. H., Connecticut, b st. ne.
Palmer, Thomas W., Mich, 1435 ST. NV.
Plumb, p. h., Kans., 612 14th st. NV.
Pugh. James l., Ala, 1893 X ST. NV.
Pasco, Samuel, Florida, 3O6 st. NV.
Quay, NJ. s, Pa, ISIS st. NV.
Riddleberger, II. H., Virginia, 1l07 G st. NV.
Ransom, Matt. ~, n. c., Metropolitan Hotel
Reagan, j. H., Texas. 222 80 st. NV.
Spooner, John C., Wis, b st. NV.
stanford, Leland, Cal, 1701 X st. NV.
Sabin, Dwight M, Mimi, Iowa Circle.
SALISBURY, Ell, Delaware, $40 14th st. NV.
sawyer, PhfletuS, Wisconsin, 1929 st. NV.
sherman, John. Ohio, 1919 X st. NV
stewart, William NJ. Nevada, 1907 X I. ave.
Stockbridge, +. B., Michigan, 1440 NJ ST. NV.
Teller. Heary NJ, Colorado, 2O1 North Capitol st.
Turpie, David, Ind, SO ST. ne.
Vance, Zebulon B., " c.. 1927 Massachusetts, ave-
Vest, George g., Missouri, 1904 ST. NV.
Voorhees,, ID. W., Indiana, 1642 21st st. NV.
Walthall, E. c., Mississippi, 1714 R !. ave.
Wilson, E. K, Maryland. 1903 o st. NV.
Wilson, James f., Iowa, 623 18th st. NV.
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m Uas a Charm for Headache

PITTsBURG. April 27.-On TUESDAY night ABOUT
midnight Oficer Mercer, OF Allegheny. noticed
woman 90 into the middle OF Main street and dig
\ hole with Ratchet. She placed an objrct In the
hole and carefully covered IL up. The officer I'M
e.rthed the object and found a small hand-mirror
win writing on IL which he could not decpner.
Takiny IL 10 the woman's house she explained nat
tbs, writing on the glass was "tatner, son, ana
Holy Ghost :" aud that Ii was a charm 10 drive
away an aIlnent IN her head. IL was swiss Gus
tom and she wanted TO keep IL buried Tor three
DAYS. she was allowed 10 re-inter the glass.
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BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated March 30 1887,
the land records Of the District Of Columbia and by
direction Of the party secured thereby. the under
the premises on THURSDAY the THIRD day OF
MAY, 1855, 1t FIVE O'CLOCK. the following de-
rcribed property All that certain piece or Parcel Of
sround stuste lying and being IN city Of Washing
ton. IN the Dstrict Of Columbia to Wit: Part Of lot
aHoint eleven 1l iuchss from the s0uthesst corner
thence running west one hundred l0O) Ieet 70 ten
lOl foot aey thence along said alley north twelve
thence east one hundred 1001 feet TO the building
linz on the w0st aide Of 9Th street northeast thence
aIopG eaid 6th street south twelve (1) feet and nix
and thrse-fouFths (6A inches to the place Of begin
ming. Improved BY . two-story. stx co room brick
house and modern conveniences.
Terms made Known ON day Of ale.
.,o,,o. q RE1NAs + qsKaAoaESn1xrss Trustee.
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Died at n Coroner's Inquest

ArIEST,-S, Pa. April %7.-James stewart,
furnaeeman enployed at Catasaqua,wa instantly
Killed wednesday evening. lie had just left his
ar1snced bride and while awaiting at a crossing
fOr a coal train 10 pass. an express train struck
him While the coroner was holding an inquest,
William Cody died OF heart disease, from tne eA-
ctremenr Attending the killing OF stewart.
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AUCTION SALES,
TINS AFTERNOON.
V1HONAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

VERY yAIuABIE IMPROVED PROPERTY. IN
on fafpH @ EsTIssvNNHHio lisa
It TIvS O'CLOCK ~ in front Of e the grs,ni.s:
feft IL inches the west side of 30th street by
depth OF 63 feet improved by ARE and nearly new
brick dwelling, containing nine rooms and cellar with
all modern improvements being No. 1902 30th street
northwest. Also immediately thereafter part Of lot
IS adjoining the above property ana fronting 30 feet
On 3Oth street by depth OF 90 feet
Terms: One-third cash. balance In and two
years with interest and secured by deed Of trust
property sold OF all cash at the purchssers option.
property st time of sae an conveyancing aud record
Ing at purchasers cost. II terms Of not COM
Piled with ten days from day SALE the property
will be resold at the risk md cost OF the d uns
purchaser. THOMAS DONLiN3,
sp19- dkds Auctioneer.
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OFFICERS OF THE SENATE.

J. @. Butler, Chaplain, 1lO7 11th st. NV.
Arson g. McCook, Secretary, 1224 nth st. NV.
VIM. P. Canaday. Seryeant-at-Arms, 302 Del av.
Charles W. johnson, Chief Clerk, 1915 Mass ave
James X. Young. Executive Clerk, 1906 Q St NV.
Isaac Bassett, Asst. Doorkeeper, Is Cd st. ne.
y. l. Christie Act. Asst. DOOrk'r, S25 18th ST ny
W. Ii. Bigelow. Postmaster. 10 Sd St ne.
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The main features of Lord Dunrayens nil tn 70
form the house OF lords are that peers on creation
Shall be entitled to seat in the house OF lords onlv
by election; that peers shall be entitled to resign
their seats to become eligible for the house OF
mons, and provisions for the delegation of leQfs-
lative functions TO a select body elected from the
whole house by proportional representation, and
Ior the admission OF colonial catholic, dissenting.
ana scientific representatives. Lords Pembroke
Camperdown, and Cowper spoke in favor OF re.
form, although they did not agree With the lines
OF the DILL Lord Salisbury said that tho bin prO-
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