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Past GlOries of q Great Singer.


Jenny Lind harGiy ever spoke a word about her.
self, her past life, her old interests ana gIories
even among those most intimate with her. And IL
VIII be felt now much this meant, when all Of us
were ready eagerly 10 catch up the slightest hint
that might lead 70 her telling US something OF the
marvellous days behind her. often wondered to
myself that had never pressed her To speak on
that most thrilling OF all subjects, q great dra-
matte experience. But she was utterly une2otisti.
cal In such things; her holiness OF temper kept
her reticent and reserved, and RESTRAINED Us, too
from Inquiries that might De impertinent. Look
Ing back, can ouly recall one tiny fragment Of a
story about herself thai she ever tod me; IT.
dropped OCt In a brief whisper one night, how,
when &c WAS three Or four years old, she could
plcS up the tunes from ban and make tnem
OUT Tor herself on the piano. She used 70 do ths
wnen she thought herself alone. But one day the
grandmother was in the next room and hearing
lne piano, called OUT the older sisters name, who
Was about seven. Lite Jenny, In alarm, ut peins
caught, crept down and hid under the piano The
grandmother called again, and at last came In TO
see WY there was no answer, and searched about,
and hnaily dragged out the little creature, Quak-
Ing, IRON her hitlng place WAS that you play
lngT "fes! said poor Jenny with tearsI as II
couIeSSing SIN. "And the grandmother sald
nothing out sne looked, and looked at me, and
when tne mother came In sue SAID: That child
Wa 90 something Tor you some day." As ma
Dame told me Tue story could Ieei how that sent
iook OF the grandmother had Impressed her child
memory.
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Women Type-wrt,ers.
A SLxvrR osE TALKS INTERESTINGLY Asorr HEs
WORK AND Par.

sA@sA-E NaE AALhs INTERESTINGLY ABOCT her
WORk AND Par.
Irgm the Gra3h.c.
"Tae den and for type-vrite.s increases wonder
-1l!y al the tine There was three million
slO!Iars worth CT work done by them IN New York
last year, AID taat was gain Of number OF hun
rcs Of thou5a nds Of dollars over the year before
]: this Law Tor enforcing the writing OF ali legal
doc1nea.s o. thicx paper gees through there
VIII De room for whole army more OF type
writer's, but tie pay Will be poor Unless the
Of1ees agree On a change IN the schedule OF
ehIrges- You see Our charges increase ae-
corning 70 the numoer of copies we make,
aud We can take three, four, nye, and SIX
copies az once On thin paper. Men type
VIZ ers9 They don't seem 10 De increasing
al E1rnoer half as RAPIDLY the women. Women
are very popular. Men don't rear that they Will
trade IN the;r secrets. You see women don't have
tlr political affiliations that men DO and Jnvy
are less liable q DC tempted uy kaowing just where
certain ltcJs would De marketable. Iuen they cer-
talny 90 sre-l N this respect more generally hon.
OfaDie. women stenographers are not generally
nTst-claSs. but they geG very well, IL 5eems 70
Lac in proportion 20 their ability. They are often
Pre.errcd because they are more reliable than
many OF the u n Men are very apt 10 drink. II
IS a life that Induces vice evidently. No, I don't
- any sigE that business women are AZ all Likely
70 s2cc2ino 70 the SAM temptation They have
ven much the same Ideas ABOUT drink tnat other
IespcctdDle women have, and don't think they
Are sl6ety 10 IOss them
-Aere Is your WORK, SIR Good morning"
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Her First MARKETING.
EXTRAORDINARY EXPERIENCE OF AN ksrHETrc Hou

Her First Marketing.
EXTRAORDINARY EXPERIENCE OF AN EsrHETTc HOUSE,
KEEPER.
From the London News.
She was graduate Of Girton College, England.
and when she married julius Augustus Smythe
was very much like another young lady who has
been embalmed In song:
Miss Psllas ndora Won Blurky.
High 81 anish and Greek she could fiusnitly speak,
But her knowledge Of poultry was IN urky
However, she told julius Augustus that she was
good housekeeper because her mother and
grandmother were, and it ran In the family. So
on the strength OF this, he went into houskeep-
Ing. She bought a sweet little morocco-covered
carried gold pencil wore an esthetic morning
costume and appeared like vision OF delight be.
fore the magnates of the cleayer at the Central
son, the dear, sweet, cunning little pigs ~ she
eAclaamed stopping at an aldermanic stand where
pair?"
"a sovereign for two" was the realistic answer.
OF beefsteak instead, and some-Oh, yes-some
sweetbreads. Julius said he wanted some: nice
Then she stepped over 70 The poultry stan:
"Have you any chickens?" she asked OF the
woman In attendance.
Heaps OF them, was the reply.
rather faint voice.
1.-TWO shillings apiece, mem"
"Well send up ap.ece TO my residence" and she
turned TO the next stal and picked up Some little
packages that looked very nice. "What is this
sweet stun that smells 90 lovely ." she asked OF
red-headed boy behind the table
"Lmburger, miss, and It's lust splendid: tastes
ever 30 mucn better than II smels--have one?.
she TOOK one, and tAen asked the boy where they
sold their auail ON toast
Ant any In the MARKET" answered the young
reprobate. Mothers gone after load though
and we'll send you some soon as they're In"
Wnat are these lovely navy-blue berries 2" she
may send me q bushel"
Finally she decided TO try a quart which she
carried herself In the artistic basket
Have you any hen fruit?" she asked sweetly OF
an old fellow In white apron.
he scratched his ear with pencil for q moment.
"MeoDe you mean eggs?r he volunteered.
These she also took charge Of as she wanted TO
make an omlet for Julius Augustus
B9t she never did; or rather when she rot nome
theomlet was made with q liberal admixture or
DlacKDerrles, and the front OF her esthetic dress
was ruined. Added to this was an odor which sent
JULIUS into spasms and frightened the cot to death.
The nmburger had melted.
Inc GIton girl did justice to the high Spanish
ana 0reek In the explanation that Followed and
tne next day they burned the morocco notebook
| and went 70 boarding.
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A Young Napoleon Of Finance.

Little ilie Is Nine years OLD his sister Sadie Ii
TWO years his junior. They are very anectionate
WIN one another. but whenever Sadie becomes
possessed Oh penny Willie Is sure. by coaxIngs or
promises, 70 secureit Willie had oUt Ained three
cents from Sadie under promise OF future pay
nent- Sadie secured another penny. when WHINE
oegsh 10 Wneedle and coax 70 obtain possession Of
IL sadie deMurred- He already owed her TOO
muen- But Willie persevered and az last secured
tle cent-this time not as q loan but as a Q1ft
WAT old Willie 40? DID he spend IL? on. moi
he heid Possession for awhile and then gave IL
oack 70 sadie IN part payment OF his threecent 10.
oeotedness, saying that ne then owed her but twol
Before the day was over Willie succeeded In re-.
pcaung toe operation, uniH finally ne owed sadie
nothing! Sadie u somewhat mysltned and can't
exactly comprehend tn transac Ion, but as Willie
ASSURES her that IL Is all right she accepts the St.
alton and Is satisfied
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what Ase0nishes John Bun.

boetoh H6t6ld
The fact that this Is q very big country never
strikes one 30 forcibiy as when he has travelled .
couple OF thousand miles due West and still nnds
the prairie stretching out before him. young
Spr1g or British NOBILITY was over here last sum-
mer, accompanied BY the inevitable "Jeems'
they saw the seaboard Cities tarried for time In
Plttsoury, IN Chicago. In st. Louis. and in Kansas
CITY, and then struck out into the great West
somewhere near the edge or Colorado the train
was delayed at Q small station and the passengers
ship and "Jeems," who seemed In q brown study
'w nat u III" asked his master II was just think
m, me iuo, |" said JeemA sthat Columbus didn't do
such . naughty big thing when q discovered this
ere country halter hairs said and uone 'Ow could
g elp ?' Il certainly Il someghtng or an obstacle
N - pathway Of navigation.
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TIE DrfrrREscE,

The DrfrrnEscE
WE ARE ON THE INSIDE. YOU ARE ON THE OUT
SIDE BEING ON THE INSIDE WE. OF COURSE,
MUST KNOW A GREAT DEAL MORE PERTAINING
TO THE INSIDE WORKINGS OF THE MACHINE
THAN THE LESS FAVORED OUTSIDERS. IN I'M
PARTING INFORMATION TO THL LATTER CLASS
WE NEVER EXAGGERATE. OF THE THOUSANDS
AND TENS OF THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE WHO
HAVE TRIED THE EXPERIMENT WE HAVE
NEVER KNOWN ONE AS YET WHO EVER Sue
CEEDED IN DUPLICATING OUR REGULAR
PRICES. HAVING REDUCED ALL SUITS AND
OVERCOATS FROM 10 TO 80 PER CENT YOU
READILY PERCEIVE THE UTTER FUTILITY OF
THE EFFORT NOW. IL YOU ARE IN DOUBT AS
TO THE MARVELLOUS CHEAPNESS OF OUR
GOODS INTERVIEW THE VAST ARMY OF PEG
PIE WHO ATTENDED OUR GREAT BUILDING
SALE OF THE PAST WEEK. THEIR EXPERIENCE
WILL CONVINCE You THAT WE ARE NOT SENSA-
TIONAL1STS. GIVEN TO GROSS ExAGGERATION,
OR, WHAT IS WORSE. wILLFUL MIsREPRESEN-
TATIoN. BUT THAT WE SET FORTH IN OUR AID
vERTISEMENTS BARE FACTs-PLAINLY, POSI-
lively. AND TRUTHFULLY EXPRESSED BEING
ON THE INSIDE OUR POSITION JUsTIFIES THE
ASSERTION THAT WE ARE NOW SELLING FINE
READY-MADE CLOTHING AT PRICES NEVER
BEFORE KNOWN IN THE HISTORY OF THE DIS.
TRICT OF COLUMBIA
VICTOR E. ADLER's
Ten Per Cent Clothing House.
927 and o2s 7th st. NV, corner Massachusetts, ava
Strictly One Price.
Open Saturday Until IL IN. ja19
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A Profess0r's W0nAerfnl win Power.
From the HttsDurg Commercial
Prof Byron w. King, the elocurionise. psr.
formed some interesting fsats SATURDAY before tn
school Of Anatomy. Physiology and Hygiene at
the Curry Institute. showing how actors change
me appearance of their HANDS and face by e1rr.
clsng the Will He made his pulse run from 60
ton OF his nznd 20 . yeliowish color mak1pg 4.
cold &C the same time. The professors face also
onocrwent great cha &c, tt becoming. e. IA
WILL yhzsuy pale and agaia purpitsh red
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How A D1sa CH,1o
WAS SAVED,

csoxao. HAx11rox Co. rxn., Sept ls.lss7.-
The Following II q true account OF what your s.
y = mas done for our little daughter, Hazel now
four years old When twelve months old lump
appeared ON her heel. which slowly grew larger
The family physician thought II was caused bya
piece OF broken glass or needle, but failed to
bring anything 70 light The child became
fesoler all the time. seeming 10 lose the use OF
her leg. and finally quit walking entirely. The
middle finger and thumb OF either hand became
enlarged the hesh becoming hard. The hip Joints
became involved. so that when seventeen
months old she could not stand having lost the
use OF leg and arm. Partisl curvature of the spine
also followed. The nervous system was wrecked,
muscles contractsAf and there was general vast
ing OF nesh and muscle. At eighteen months OF
age she was placed under the treatment Of
prominent physician Of Boston, Mass, but at
the end Of ten months she had declined TO sucha
DEGREES that she was in dying condition This
wAsin April, 1906. We took the child away not
knowing what to do In this dreadful dilemma
we were over-porsusded by friends to try lone
bottle" Of SwIrr's SPECIFIC which ve did aud
before IL all had been taken saw change for
the better In her symptoms. We kept II up. and
have done SO to this day. and will keep 1t up IL
the Lord Wills, for many days to come for has
Drought our dying Hazel TO life. to viyor, to
strength and health again. The ashen hue Of
her cheeks has changed to a rosy tint She IL
able to walk anywhere, her languor and melsn-
choly have passed away, and she is now blithe
cneertul, nappy, roinping child. Should you
wish TO increase your testimonials OF proof Of
the virtue Of g. g. S.. our names and what we
have said Is but portion Of what we owe to You.
should you wish to use them.
Kindly yours.
BEN. +. SWIFT,
GERTRUDE L. SWIFT
p. o. Boz 90.
Treatise On Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
3 noow&s Drawer 8. Atlanta. Ga
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EAaLss"
MORE NEW PICTURES e.,
FOR HOME DECORATION AND BRIDAL GIFTS.
Among those recently received are:
Millet's 'CHURNER."
chsiEneau's EVENING"
Dupre's MORNING"
"EvENING BELLS" Rhode Nichols.
The exquisite work of Jules Breton.
1.-THE LAST RAY"
the most important OF ali ETCHINGs. Many others
also. and many new ENGRAv1NGs. NEW PAINT
INGs. MIRRORS OF NEW DESIGNS. The best
and handsomest picture frames.
sE A large and fun line Of CARD and CABINET
frames much reduced in price, almost nominal ones
now We find our stock, which has always been the
fines and best in this country large and this very
attractive cutting down in price has been made
JAS. 8. EARLE & SONS,
n7.m.w.s,6m No. s16 Chestnut st.. Phila
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RAILROADS
DIEpNoNT AIR LINE.

tbikpNONl Nh klNk
tssR Dss e, Nv
ss.sss ss.ss5s sp sas M
s'sses. ss:SlSssss y n. Sa.s So. rsil.a''
,ssS s &c Sss ssss s css
nysss9S ss ~. sSnbs DE "a. sss s..',sps =
fSrnI.. faiss sl.spsr o S1iors 's %us os.
su s Sss and Msss bsss-ss s.p. :.
Tor Birmingham. Nieksoorx aSsa sAr~yssorS Pull.
man sle.ter R.as,ll. = Columbia and Sasrlsston.
for G aud o. route points snndars
e;35 p. M..paiiy except sunday. foe Msnassaa.
sH~ssgSv. aud lnterus1tst s's,lons
Gordonsville. Charlottesville. Louisville. CINCINNATI
and summer RESORTS GA and psar iine OF Chssspeake
S NJ Ss.1 sss 10 s.e rs ssa l
Chstssnooxs, Memphis. Little sock. and al south
western points. THROUGH Pullman sleeper washins-
Al 90 h.1southern EKPre. Daily for Lysch-
burs. Dsnvflie kaletsh. hshevine ChsrlottA
6olameiA ,issn Aasa ia Allan - sssS.sonsrS Seq
Washington 80 Se~ orisAns. f.sas, wa Atianta ana
MontgOmsry, Pullman Sleeper Warrington % Aakea
Trans on wsssinstcn and OHIO division iesv, wash
N hsily nrrsye Round XII M IS A n, and ~ s.
$50 4 NJ ana ) IS 4 N. .''''' ~' "As''a
Throneb trains nom the South Via Charlotte. Dan
and % Z NJ VIA Last tennessee, Bristol aud LyncA-
and OHIO route aud chariotiessiiis at ss0f N:
furnished and bSsnrase CHECKED al ofc- 1900 hsns-
v.ni. hsilrOsd. On ana B 81. 5hs l. TkfloK
no General Passenger AGENT
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HOME MATTERS.

WORDS OF ADVICE 70 sorsxxxErsss-How TO RE-
TsIS COOP HEALTE-srGeEsTJ0x SoR HONE DECO
Rkr1Jxs--KEcIPEs ros sNrLS Bet WHOLESOME
pIsEzs
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LOUISIANA STATE LorrEsr,
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.

We do hereby certfV that superrise tie arrdnoe-
ansntsJor al the Monthly AND Quarterly Drari,0sof
taaape and control The Dra,oi,.ps kessirss ana that
us same are co,,dyeed 9th honesty ayness and IN
1diig TO use this certificate, rith dc-snies Q oar sig-
natures attached, an ate advertisements"
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LADIES GOODS.

A Fms Am ConsIxrr L,xx Or
C p 8 tsS 49, $50 q
el3o . "a For sassesn and oouti Long M III N me
short DE- warpers. Thou.soas Glove fit -n-, n. G.s
Deuble D1ne. The line OF pop,estSc Corseo 10 COM
ple,e. and prices range from &c. 20 81 orr Black
ip the world speoial Any lady have the eersst
shs buys alsered TO DC her ngnrs ire OF SharE.
MISS n. 4. WHELAN.
h2S-S 1905 st a.w.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NO 1880 AND
1892 2 Or FOURTH STREET. GEORGETOWN.
On MONDAY. JANUARY .THIRTIETH, 1855,
AZ -FOUR O'CLOCK NJ. viii sell in front Of fss:a
the premises part of lots les 16B in square kdH
Nc. "a fro ting 81 feet inches the south aide Of
4th street between Market and Frederick streets by
dwelling houses.
Terms one-third cash. balance in six and twelve
months with interest and secured by deed Of trust
on the property or all cash At the option the pur
chaser. deposit OF 800 required at time Of sale
ia2:i-dts THOMAS BOWLING Auctfoneer
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% 11yfANs wEsT END uRTuq AND Lively
- etshaa 1e10 80 L estshlfsbed l&fH fffss-class
= II s e:;':: ~ EzssSi 1sss;:s:;st
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POTOMAC RIVER ATS


INoR NORFOLK. OLD POINT AND THE SOUTH
Steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves Washington
Monday. Wednesday and trlday ~ pm
Steamer JANE MOsELEY TUESDAY aud Thursday
Al pm. and sunday at p.m
Mossley lands as cornned Harbor going and return.
ing.
kno. and Loyds express will cAl md check eas,
gage q hotels and private residencss 1elephouecAA
Leary. 745S Aoseiey, "a Fare. e.
w.P WEIGH supt, p g. Co.
GEO. X PHILLIPS. supta and 9. c. Co
MT. VERMONT Mt. VERMONT
STEAMER W. W. CoRcoHAN
Leaves 7thstreet wharf daily (except Sunday for Mt
Vernon and River Landings far down Glymont "a
10 O'Clock O. m keturnine, resohss washlnGtsn
$40 Il BLAKE. Captain
FoR PoToMAc RIVER LANpINGs
Is NEW IRON STEAMER -wAkEfIElDs
Leaves 9TH IT wharf M0NDAYs THUksDATS
and sATGRDAYsa am. Returnlpr IUkspAY&
FRIDAYS. and SUNDAY IN, touchins ct River Land
ings as far Nomini crsek, ourrsonsa. We. md g
Clements Bay. Nd Connects with b. snd q. X u -
shepherds Sc schedule JOHN b. PAoaETT. Ast
G. W. RIDLEY. Manager. 80
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SPECIALTIES.

yKAHs A sPEC1ALTY n cur
~ ng neryous anA Iental dssess spanal ovsE3ea ana
hystos1A yheunaaftsm, nsura1g1A chores ond $500
Gsnsray Moet extenxvs slsetrc hetts4es SSsstds e
encMI pex1enenf cur1s In Washlngson- IA 4 q
NICHOLSON. o04 18th - nv. cor. y. So-i0s
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AUCTION SALES.

10 A. ROOT CO. Auetionsen.
$4,000 WORTH OF FANCY AND pRf GOODS 10
Br SOLD TO TIE nIoREsr BlopEa WITH.
OUT RESERVE
The Entire Stock Of the :th-st falsis Royal si4 7th
St. between and XIV
This stecs conssts q fine LAces. Enereidsrieu Ab-
Glove Ss ss and eSs w1 ina
die SiSsks s9a sSaw. hsnisss and ons Tssss
FOR pssssn. aud future wants tsss may HSt ssr
HALf:pAsT, Two =. NJ. and continue at sSs same
SsSess way 'n'" 'e GA. s 4 SSt co. Auc..
GALE OF A COLLECTION OF OBJECTS OF Arr,
COMPRISING
ITALIAN scuLPTUnra
AsARMo. BARpIaLroN and
SIENNA STONE VASES.
FRENCH BRoNzEs and BrsoUEs
STONE HALL VASES and COLUMNS. Etc
The collection will be open for public inspection on
Monday and Tuesday. January 30 ana 81, and win be
sold by public sale. without reserve, on
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. aud FRIDAY.
FEBRUARY FIRST. SECOND. and THIRD. 1853.
At ELEVEN A. NJ and THREE p NJ each day.
ja27-4t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS co. Austioneers.
HORSE, WAGON. HARNESS., IRON SAFE LARGE
fix Sftks s ga II At ANrH COFFEE MILLS
ELnvLN ocIocK a; We shall Ell. :, IS: wsii.
Mills, show Cases. Store i Fixtures. q &c. ''Hss
jsa7:s. WALTER z. WILLIAMS CO.. Auc..
DUNcANsoN BROS, Auctionssrs
sale s e sssPsk1 sscE s5ssp
kSSEEssitAks sSH4hhAkkEEsfsr STREET AND MCLEAN
the On .l day e FsSsaasy; 3 1857 nd aSis re.
he request the holder q the notes ". Nh ss Il
Il fsHi & ihs pf; rss g H h2f
PA pAs ,si h4us sS ~ so9wns dssc.d
Of anaS1 to .S St an TINT certain s
bered hundred aud tarty .s1. in John mefean
and 4 s. as % ~. hanaS. s
together with all the easements, hsreditamSnts and
to tine same belonging or in Any wise
FERNS. one-third cash balance in one and two
annually and to be secured by deed 81 rnsi e
premises sold or all cash, at option Q: purchaser
st. purchasers cost Terms to be complied with in ten
ssr risk and cost q
some s"spi sEAiSanb Il IN WHINE
1l4-sm.w GEORGE L. EMMONs, trustees,
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers,
FINE SINGLE AND DOUBLE COACH. nucoy.
AND CARRIAGE HARNESS, RIDING bADDI I'd
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VENHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer
SAFE 81 ACTON I YAAhRAREEE rnfrE9yEp

On THURSDAY. JANUARY TwENTY-SIxTH
1883 at FOUR O'CLOCK, in front Of the premi- fSs.
ses shall sell Lot 80 in Square 1920 having a iHa
to 50-ioot alley improved by Frame Gwelling con-
tanning five rooms. No. US 18Th street southeast
This property will be sold q whole, less feet 8
inches which has been condemned for alley, which
divides this property equally, leaving hundred feet
At either end with the width Of the lot
Terms: One-thrd cash; the balance in and two
years with notes bearing interest per per an
mum unit! paid and secured by deed Of trust ON the
property sold. AL conyeyancing and recording at
purchasers cost 800 deposit required at time Of
sale. lta214tl THOS. UOWIING Auct
eE-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, JANUARY THlRTY-FLRST, 1885. same
hour and place. ja26-dte
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nUNCANsUN BKOS.. Anctioneers,
FINE SINGLE AND DOUBLE COACH, BUGGY.
AA SH f fAbkiaa .Eb bARSEss RIPPING
Ki s3Bs' pLJysH AND WOOL Dap .RoBES
DIS, AND GkNTs' FINE DRESSINu-CAsFS,
SMOkING SETS FOR GENTLEMEN JEWELRY
BOXES, FINE IMPORTED LEATHER GOODS
&c,
AT AUCTION,
ON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY.
JANUARY THIRTIETH. FEBRUARY FIRST
AND SECOND, AT HALL PAST ELEVEN A NJ,
AND HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK PM
We will sell within our Salesrooms 9Th and streets
northwest, ine stock Of Harness.. kobes, Leather
Goods, &c This sale should the attention of
dealers and private buyers the stock being the finest
ever offered at SAFE in this city ja2T-3t
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-04

THE Northern Pacific is making an
effort TO secure a share of the tea traffic
from the Pacific to the Atlantic coast,
which Of late years has been monopo-
Liked to q great extent by the Canadian
Pacific. On the first of August the
first shipment of six ton carloads ar
rived in Chicago on its way to New
York. The tea was received at Port
land by the Northern Pacific and
transferred to the Burlington & North
ern at st. Paul, and on its arrival In
Chicago was taken eastward over the
Chicago & Atlantic, which connects
with the Erie, for New York. The
train made remarkably fast time oyer
the initial lines of the route and is
scheduled to run about forty miles
an hour from Chicago to New York.
If IL lie shown that quicker and better
service 10 given by the new route than
by that Of the Canadian Pacific, there
L. no doubt that much Of the business
now held by the foreign line will be
captured by the Northern Pacific and
shipped east via Chicago.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-04

8. The Mailing and Delivery Department-"The mail.
ersn and the delivery clerks handle over a million
naners a week. The force numbers gi
n TIL. Engine Room To sunnIv the motive mower roo,iros
,brse steam boiIers of fi5 borse.nower canac;ty and
All dsnsrtments are iisbtsd Inv the Edison iUcan.
DESCENT system which here countries three dvnamo
machines and 500 lamps. The employees OF this
department number . ........ 8
10. The Circulation Department.-The paper is now a
manufactured article, and it is the business OF this
department to develop the market Tor it. The
average NUMBER OIL Workerss 10
- As suUssspuoh noom.IAn tne subscriptions ron
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-04

The house has pc 'sed a bill repeal
ing the acts of 1854, 1865 and 1866
which extended the time for complet
ing land grant roads in sMinnesots,
and making additional grants, etc,
The report Of the committee states
that "the public interests as well AZ
the interests Of all parties concerned,
demand that the grants in question
should be speedily adjusted and the
titles of the land which have
remained In a state of uncertainty for
nearly thirty years should be satisfied.
the bill simply remove what in the
opinion of the committee, the depart
ment of the interios and the chief exc.
cutive constitutes an obstacle to the
due and proper discharge Of the bust
ness and duties of the department. by
its secretary"