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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-07
To be Gjbbsiied.

HARTFORD, CT., Dec. 27--John y. Swift,
OF this city, has been sentenced to be
hanged April 5, 1855, for the murder OF tis
wife.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-07
ptayIna WI!h . Dynamic. carIrlda..

TIFFIy, O., Dec 2s.-Aa eleven year-ol
boy OF this place played with a dynamite
cartridge 1t exploded, blowing of one
OF his hands. and another brother was bad
W injured In the leg.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-07

CANTON, o., Dec. oz-Aady simler was
found in a hay-mow near here, where he
had gone TO freeze himself To death. His
legs and feet wore frozen black, and he
viii probably die.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-07
Careless Ouarzntine RouuIalions

BALTIMORE, Dec 27.-The prevalence Of
malignant diphtheria here is charged to
careless quarantine regulations at New
York.
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December Surplus.

WASHINGTON Dec. 29.-The Government
receipts so far this month smount to $27,-
2I5,259, 9,and the surplus for the entire month
will probably reach Sl5,OO1, ,OOO
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-07
The Kinderaarten system in Boston

BosToN, Dee a7.--The school board to-
night declared in favor of making tho
kindergarten system permanent.
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Declared Insane.

CHICAGO Dec. 27-Mrs. McCauley, who
shot and killed her husband in this city,
has been declared insane.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-07

old Cent, man Ito very rich old
lady, ut party)-"Who is that hand
some young man standing over therep'
Old Laly THAT'S my son-in-law. He's
very brilliant young man-made a
large fortune by tho law" Old Gentle-
man --'' ''Indecd! How's thatp" Old
Lady-"rhe law made him my daugh-
ter's husband. IN y Ledger.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-07
-Those Repubiiean Presidentj

Those Republican Presidential
candidates whose activity has been re-
newed by the Presidents message
should rememher Chauncey M. De-
pew's remark, tnat the man who neg
lects regular business To nurse Presi-
dental boom lisa monumental idiot"
--BOsloD Globe,
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ID. HilIon. a Pnterson m

Edwin ID. Hilton, Paterson ma
chinist, has completed Q silk loom
which occupies less space than typs
writer and weaves silk handkerchieis
Of pretty pattern, four inches square.
A child can operate it. Silk manu-
facturers Of Paterson say 1t IL the
smallest working loom eyel made.
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Gut OF from Ih-ir Papers.
HARD TiMKS OF THE COhkt-PoHUENls
~ TRYING To GIT OUT 1uEik SPECIAL
DT-pAIClIfs.

HARD TMEs OF THE CORRESPONDENTS
~ TRYING To GIT OUT 1uEIk SPECIAL
DISPATCHES.
Most of the correspondents were cut of
from their papers completely last night,
and thi> morning they do not hnd tneni-
selves any better eff. The Postal lrIe
graph Cable Company did not lose rs con
nection with Baltimore, and yesterday
opened connection with fhil1dciphlH'
Pittsbnrq and the West. Some dispatch
e. got out in this WAY. Last Night the
Western Union notified correspondents
that they had one wire I" Plii-hurg, one
10 Chicago, one 10 Cincinnsii, one To
Baltimore, and were send NJ southern
di-patches Ia a leXhndria to Ice forwarded.
With single wines, but little matter could
be handled Some news dispatches we're
sent t. Chicago. Detroit and 81 Louis.
New York and Philadelphia were cat on,
and continued 80 to-day. Correspond
ents hung Gbunt The telegraph once
waiting iOr wires. Dispatches h!sd last
night came back this morning. Oue short
dispatch got To- Boston by Was Of Buffalo,
and another was started fOr he same
destination by way of Chicago.
Several New York and Philadelphia
Correspondents, of especial enterprise.
got 10 work early yesterday AID prepared
matter for mail OF TIE afternoon tIsln.
The big envelopes provided with special.
delivery stamps were sent hastily to The
depot by the messenger OF tbe press gaI-
lery. Ne came back with crushed and
de,pondent All, reporting that there was
10 Train. The dispatches were hled IL
the postoflice TO await their train, the
hope being thai they may get 80 their
destination before the end OF the week.
While tho correspondents could send out
no news, they received no mail, and were
relieved from prodding from the - home
office" The gallery was pretty bare to-
day.
GREAT STORM RAGING IL NEW YORK.
A dispatch received at the Postotiice
Department from Now York this after.
noon stated that one of the worst storms
Of the season was raging there, and that
no trains had left there since o'clock
this morning. The dispatch was sent
here from New York by way of Chicago.
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or $50 ara selected, according to the
amount If work to bs done. They are
i'm med iately divided into small gangs
aud sent to the various parks Trough
ont the city. Sometimes 1t is useless to
begin work at once after The snowfall
ceases, as was the case yesterday morn
ing, the snow being frozen hard. Then
voik was not commenced nDtil about
O'clock, when the sun had sofiened the
,now and ice. The sfnallDe~s If the aP-
propriaiion rel dets this and many other
econ ouies necessary. For example, II is
often oxpedient 10 clcau only one-balf OF
tge path, leaving the other half ~ the
mercy OF the sun and the wind. The
,erlet.d condition of the appropriation
renders It Impossible now 10 provide Tor
apy other stray -toims that may wander
up tho coast or in any other objection TO-
ward Washington.
COLD ENOUGH TO KILL THE efAEEOWo
Gan evidenc, Of tine Iutense severity
of the -tofm,n said Treasury Official 10
da., "Wa- the numbers Of Gead spatrows
that Law on the streets yesterday morn
iug. noticed several as ! came down
Yesterday. t. is petty cold weather
that will Kill -parr0Ns The only other
fatal element which affects them Is the
deadly reed bid hunter"
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Bric-a-Brnc On "a Grave.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer
The Boston Cemetery, quiet country
graveyard four miles east OF New Castle,
Ind, contains most peculiar mark OF
respect To the dead. On the family lot OF
Paul II. Hughes, an old and highly re-
spected citizen OF that vicinity, are three
graves. The lot is finely grsveled and
we'll kept ard the graves are surrounded
by little walls Of bricks and sea shells.
There is no monument. headstone, or
other mark to show Who lies buried tEeIe.
Over the grave of Mrs. Hughes, who
died seven years ago, is heavy
wooden box with al iron lid, which upon
removal re, eals n cabinet about four feet
long, two feet wide and eighteen inches
deep, with glass top and sides. Ia this
cabinet Is miniature ark about eight
inches high and having gable roof
Distributed IN font Of the ark Is group
OF over 200 figures, representing the ami
mails, "two by two as they came ont OF
the ark, and at their head stand eight
figures 10 represent Noah, his wife, and
his sons and daughters. Besides these
there are two beautiful bronze statues
of German soldiers, three glass ana
two elegant silver VASES, with hands
some bouquets of artificial wild flo ger,
and ostrich plumes four polished blocks
each bearing beautifully colored glass
ball, and two supporting busts of small
children two odd looking horns, pretti-
ly painted aud decorated with silken
cords and tassels, and many other minor
articles. The cabinet and It's contents
were placed in their position by Mr.
Hughes, who has taken this method Of
showing his respect for his deceased
wife instead of erecting a monument to
her memory. He has expressed wish to
have q similar cabinet and collection
placed upon his own grave after his
death.
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President National Bank,

Meanwhile, Tenn, writes From ex'
pcrience H. my family DR.. X. Mozley's
Lemon Elixir has few if any equals, and
no superiors in medicine for the regula
ton Of the liver, stomach and bowels.
DR.. II. Mozley's Lemon Hot Drops are
superior to any remedies we have ever
been able to get for throat and Jung
diseases. W. III. MAGNEss.
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" Doctor,

have been giving my children DR.. DA'
yID's COUGH SYRUP, and it acts go wei
that if you do not OBJECT | will alw AZ
give it in coughs, colds, and broncIia
and lung troubles
Object Why. certainly not, know
ing H. | do the ingredients Of tie eX
celenl Cough Syrup. always recon-
mend it TO my patients and find il
cures every time, but see that You ge
the genuine DR.. Dayid's Cough Syrup.
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GROCERIES AND LIoropS
Tor THE "LENTEN SEASON

MACkEkEL. something very anearle.,
sAlMON. salted. smoked. spice.
HtRhlNGS roe. smoked. and kirrtr.I
GOLDFISH. extra fine and bonc.css
AN'HObiS. In salt aud in OIL.
INES, French. Russian. and .n.. ,.t
LOBSTER. fresh in cans aad pic b lef /. g....
NACAkONl. Spaghetti AMI N,rul.r.
APkltOTS, flesh in cans and evan. r.f.t
PEACHES. fresh ia cans. eSar0fnt.. ana
sun dried.
APPLES, evar0ratcd and sundr.ol
Turkish 'ti
PhuNELLES. italian. skinned. ana lf..t
LIMA BEANS, Ca ifornia. dri %. anf lr...
In cans.
GRBEN and YELLOW fresh Swap
BEANS in cans.
French and dnmestic GREEN PEAS imam.
Dried SPLIT, GREEN. and niAlkFF.
PEAS.
LENTILSard WHITE KIDNEY BEANS
English and domestic PRESERVES t.ry
fnc
SrfLTON. ROQUEFORT. ard DRrp
CHEESE. our celebrated nyc yplrn.I
PREMIUM WHI~kEY" sells .tl So.
p gallon al HERMANN sCHNIiT
SJ AND JO2 BROAD. COR>ER FIilH .rrvr-
fIt.I. %
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DIED.

WALSH-Died. at his residence. 500 Gather
me street. Tuesday night, 18th instant, VII
liam h. walsh ia the Ssh year Of his age.
sAWTELLE. I'm Manchester. at 6
O'Clock am. to-day, Calvin c. Sawtelle. in the
2ith year OF his age.
NS.-Dled, at the residence OF his uncle,
on March 18th. at O'Clock pm, Charles l..
Adams. in the 22d year Of his age.
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RICHMOND. Va, March a.
The tobacco market shows nothing
special to report to day. a few sales re-
ported to manufacturers, but offerings
were light, and auctions almost nominal,
owing largely no doubt to the harsh
weather
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It's Wonderful Effect on the Liver, stomach
uovels. Kidneys and Blood

bowels, kidneys Nh" hT"""
As prepared by DR.. II. Motley, Atlanta
Ga. 4 pleasant Lemon drink, that posi-
lively cures all Billiousnes', constipation,
Indigestion, Headache, Malaria, Kidney
Disease. Dizziness. Loss of Appetite
Feyers. Chills, Bloiches, Pimples, Pam
In the Back, Pslpatation OF the Heart
AMI all other diseases caused by disor,
derer liver, stomach and kidneys, the hrs'
great cause of all fatal diseases. 90 cents
and 81 Per bottle Sold by druggists
generally. Prepared only by II. Motley
VI. d., Atlanta, Ga.
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Lemon Hot Drops

Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hoay4enc
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Pneumonia and
al throat and lung diseases Price %
cents. Sold by druggists Prepared only
by DR.. II. Motley, Atlanta, Ga.
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DreInr L-tnhlI.hmenfa.

Mrs. \. }. PYLE. 80 n. FiftnstrDot. Bem-
cleaning, securing, ana carpet clear D..
Manufacturer of the Acme HenOlutpt.
Mrs. II. BANNlSTEh. $40 T.. Broad tf.e'f
Lace curtains % speciality.
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John J. GERING. corner sc FourtecDth ar
Main streets. TOMS, awnings. bags. horse in'
wagon covers.
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A.C. NOT STON Hh Hln street
JOSEPH r. WING lLLJ. corner Of Laurie
and Broad streets.
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The Carbolic Smoke Ball cures Colds,
Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis and all Head and
Threat Troubles. Send for testimonials OF
reliable parties. Free test Is given at Office
No. l20 North Eighth street, Richmond.
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!. Z. TEASDALE. 1915 l.. Main street. r
$50 ani - mems and a. and $3.50 iod.o
shoes.
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OLIVER Il. DYER. 6ll T.. Marshall STREE
wholesale aud retail. sole agent tor n
Cherokee Cough Nrups.
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AlRFIELD DAIRY Qmmer} Wc4imm). ~
\. seventh street. aui n6 J.. Mem street
Fresh milk. cream. iuttei. butter m'F. and
cheese
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c. gyEhsEN. Proprietor
FOR SAIL

DARTIES HAVING FORFEl hp,
| pledges with me must C. me iui""
redeem them or pay interest on -a.l.'
before
THURSDAY. MARCH 18TH. l'''
as longer indulgence cannot De aloN ....
unredecmed will be offered fOt sAlr
su0''0N VA sl5 fa,t Broad .,fee'
sac cohuuSe W ,~lrSI
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WALTER L. BRAUER. stall No. l.. Firs
Market. Smoked beet Tongues d speciality
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!. y. GRASBEitD hN. lti, T.. Fmntl iu ,t'.'
All work guutiItr,d.
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II. wALLERSTlNE & CO.. II ana 6. Gil
teenth street. Potatoes. batter e.
hagc, SC.
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WALTER TODD. f26 y. sixth street. Con
signments OF country produce solicited.
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LEMON ELINIk.

! The Carbolic Smoke Ball Will relieve
Croup Immediately.
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bv a strong wind or cyclone; The hou.e
was A large story-and-half frame. No
one was injured beyond beng badly
scared and shaken up.
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". NICK REDFORD, lim +. Main street
sign 81 the Horse. Nnulacturcrani whole
sale dealer
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Hardware and Carriage Goods;
i. IS. CLARKE y son. 1870 Lust Main street
Agents for Imperial chilled piOws.
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c. " BRANCH q 60,
BANKERS AND BROkEkS.
III East MAIN srEFEl
Estate Bank Bmldlng)

Private wires c0nnect.ng Direct SGD
Washington, Baltimore pLi.a.e.l.4. tf
New YORK Buy and sell stocks .ut n.t
for cash or ON margin. Conan
cont. Loans negotiated. A.o tr. DID,
mission in gram aud COTTON fun 'ca
York and Chicago CorfepHa v
lcitet N.--N
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SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.

Wheat-W White So bushels good at 95c
10 bushels fair at 92c Longberry. 60 BUSH
bushels very good At 97c. shortberry, 81
bushels good al 92c T. bushels fair ~ osc.
Total sales wheat IA bushels.
Corn.-White q bushels prime on private
terms
Oats.-Mixed, 1000 very good on private
terms
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RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY. X. Aiu
proprietor, II 5. Twelfth sttc,t. Whole ''
and retail.
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J. p. JUSrIS. . \. Fifteenth street. ADJ
agent. Established lh-.
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BA>KEes AND uEohtr,
80. 2. BRANCH. fRfn. t -.I.t
THOMAS BRANCH & CO.. BANK
l EI{S AND COMMISSION MENlIIth .7

BONDS, STOCKS. ami SfDl I.f.r
BOUGHT AND SOLD in this aUl al ..
Northern markets.
We hayea private telegraph VITO 'lm ..i
Office 10 all the Northern exchange. Hli co
execute orders for ACTIVE >IOihr within
few minutes of their receipt nt uur '..f.
We get quotations every quarter mi Hn boon
which are open Tor the inspection OH. ou
CUSTOMERS.
Earliest Information on the suhIe.f.' l4l-
road and Corporation Sccuritits NuI r'N'e
Bonds
de2tf THOMAS BRANCH S. cO
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Asa SNYDER * CO. l00' % loli Cary Street
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COTTON REPORT.

Market unsettled
MISUNDERSTANDING. Zoe low mid
ding, 9sc.. good ordinary. ) I.IGc.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Grain and Cotton Exchange.

Grain ana totion Exchange.
RICHMoSD, Va, March IL
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat III bushels.
Corn 81 bush Is
Oals-l nis hn-nel.
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Jewellers:
&C. HIGH. ISIS L. Main street. Watches snt
Iewolry neatly repaired.
Loan OHices:
ELLIS ADRIAN, pi6 r. Broad street. Money
advanced ON personal property Office CLOSED
from Friday az SHUTDOWN to Saturday AZ
Lock-mIthss
JOSEPH DELABUE. w +. Main stree. ..tI
hanging ana general machine Tepai .luf
Model, for patents
Lumber.
JOSEPH +. WINGFlELD. dealer Ga lumber
ana all kinds oi MouidlnAs ana genera.
building furnishings. 1911 lumber cut to
order. OAice, corner OF Broal and Laurie
streets, Richmond, Va.
Marble workers;
WALLEN a WRAY. Seventh aud Grace
streets. Monuments. tOmbs. nafblciLed man
ties, &C.
Mattress Manufacturers:
ADAM DIAC0NT, 2s r. Marshall strc, g.
wholesale and retail Repairing noatiy ar1
T. +. (SEfhEj GRESHAM. ~ East Bro,
street. mattress maker ana upnD -tcrcr
wholesale and retail Repairing nc1i 3 and
durubly done.
Mineral water BOttlers:
CITY BOTTLING HOUSE. go ". pc~e,
street Manufacturers Ot Vanilla Puo tiiH
AMI mineral waters.
Paints. Oils. SC.
RICHMOND PAINT STORE, T.. Broad &c
Paints, oils. glass, and painter, supplies.
Paper Banging;
:. j. DAVIS. ., \. Ninth street. Sul ,.
awnings. Oil-cloths, and paper hanging.
Plumbers, GH- and steam fittors
[
chi ptmhei, thinner. Vis and steam sitter
T. 4. IINSLEN. AZ Brook avenue. steam and
g1is hitting, timing. re.
Railroad Iietct Brokers;
CRAWFORD q llAN II, 1916 last Main
street. ka lrOad und steamboat tickets 10
all parts o. the world bought, sold. and
exchanged.
Real istate Agents;
A. J. BRADLEY \ CO., Thirteenth and HUI
streets Manchester. Agent for the Peters
bury Savings and Insurance Company.
| @. = NASHON q son. No. y. Tenth street
Il. b. CHAPLIN u co. No. y. Tenth street.
/ j. THOMPSON BhOWE co. illj l.. Main
Rubber Goods:
VIRGINIA RUBBER CO.. 6l3 +. Broad street
Betting hose. and ali knds OF rubber goods
Rubber stamps:
ATLANTIC RUPBER STAMP MANUFA
TURING co. 1917 L. Main ~. Manufac
turers and importers OF stamp novelties.
OLD DOMINION ri BBEk STAMP WORKS
sj Bank street Agents wanted, send Iof
circular.
Sign Painting:
DIS. THOMPSON, Franklin street, under Tx
change Hotel Advertising sign artist.
Board fence ani wall signs specially.
h. LiPSCOMB. No. - \. Ninth street. sign
painting and gliding or lass.
soap Factory
X. GARCIN * Co. 1910 J. r'nkhn street fes 90.
llshed ls,y). Toilet ana Laundry Soaps.
Tailors;
I. W. stage. Twelfth street, under American
Hotel. Civic AMI military tailor
Under ak-rs;
IS. a. MORRIsETT. No. l. Seventh steel
Manchester. Phone. -.
Wire Mattresses and Cots.
r. ". LOWE. s2li +. Main street. manufactu
rer OF Champion Woven Wire Mattresses
and Cots. The. best and cheapest IN the mar.
ket.
! Wood and Coal
ELIZA COAL YARD (Elba station), brT ac
and Pine streets. w. ;. Pitcher agent. Al
kinds OF Coal, Wood, and Coke. 1eIo
! phone. SO.
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HIGH. 1873 Z. Main street. Watches AT
1ewolry neatly repaired.
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OPERA HOUSE

OPERA HOUSE.
Commencing MONDAY, Maron j. -pecia
engagement Of the great
HAMLiN'S MUSICAL AND COMEDY CO.
Consisting OF the following well-knowi
artists. IN bright lights 80 the vaudeville
stage: Edward, u Kern u, Nis, tApitola
Forest. hr empress OF All Skipping Rope
Dancers. the NewCOmb Trio, Chi' o. Arts :
ant Dancer; the MI.leal Phcnomenon
'Beasley." late Of Woo, Bc,sley, * Weston
Brothers the fmcralI Du0, webster \
Barr, tre Premier Nentr.oqust OF the
world. \ cxander ~ ilsOu; the Misses ryan,
& Haywood. soprano and COututltO Nocail-ts
the Great Hamln 4 Hanln. the create ami
funniest knoc about song ana Dance ie m
IN the world; 70 conclude with james II
Camphe rs Farce Comci!ctta. An VI. D.'s
TnbulatiOHs'
Doors open s3l; performance commencing
| SIS. Prices Of adm ssl IA Afternoon, ! D. ana
2lc.; night, - and DC; cOl0red gallery night
l5c imhll-lw
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DIRECTORY
BUSINESS HOUSES.

The Directory be'or Of reliable and goo
business houses, gietng their bodtson an
business, ,riR be touhd pery useful az a sourc
of reference far information reiatice 6 ~
and all the different branches Of 5,ssinesS.
Analytical Chemist.
Or. HENRY FRoELfNG, Il \. Twelfth stree
chemist TO Chesapeake and Ohio and kic
mOnd and Allegheny railroads. Special ~
tentiOD 10 ores and mineral waters.
Architects:
N. J. DIMMOCK, 1853 T.. Main street. Go.
respondencc solicited.
BARRIERS:
WILLIAM IL GARDNER. SID T.. .,
street. Hair cutting dyolug. shaw
sbampoOing.
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sADDLERY AND HARNESS
ESTABLISHED 1871.

:. $ COrTRELL JAS e.. C0TruFfI.
Special Partner. General iHifa.
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ELLIS ADRIAN, pi6 r. Broad street Stone
advanced ON personal property Office close
from Friday AZ SHUTDOWN to Saturday
shutdown.
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Fine WatcLe-. Jrwelrs. Diamonds. Sterlins
Silverware. Silyer-P lated-N are, Spectacle.
and Eye glasses Clocks. sc.
Specisl srfenriOu 10 Repairing
.tst -
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ELIZA COAL YARD (Elba station), br1 al
and Pine streets. W. ;. Pitcher, agent. All
kinds OF Coal. Wood, and Coke. 1sIo
phone. 80.
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The winter, which II Is to be hoped
will close with the present blizzard, has
been more severe than that of last year,
iudging by the record of Col. John NJ.
Wilson. the officer in charge of Public
Buildings aud Grounds. In this capacity
he has the duty of keeping the sidewalk ks
and paths in aud around the parks and
public reservations clear Of snow. He
has charge of all the public grounds
except those around the Capitol and
the Agricultural Department. The
total length ofsidewslks and paths under
his supervision is sixteen miles, GOVERN <
an area of thirty acres. For the pnr-
pose of cleaning the snow from this sur
face during the winter Ill annual appr0-
priation OF $1,000 is made. Last year
there were nine snow storms, Colonel
Wilson said to-day to Star reporter,
aud the expense of removing the snow
WAS 81. OS5 81, thus leaving an unexpend-
ed balance of STA 10, which was turned
into the Treasury. This season there
have been up to date twelve storms, and
at present the appropriation Is entirely
exhausted. The first snow storm oil the
season began on the afternoon OF Sarnr-
day. December II, and TO clean of the
snow required the services OF . laborers
on Sunday, l15 on Monday, and II on
Tuesday, at a total cost of sl6l.4l. The
cost varied from this down to $40 for
some of the smaller tlurries.
CLEANING TIE WALKS.
As soon as q storm ceases laborers
gather at Lafayette Square, according to
we'll. known custom, and from these lOC
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IA. NJ, March l2-Fresh to brisk wes'
erly winds, backing TO fresh souihwes
colder, followed 10y warmer, fair weathe
IA. Nj, March lS-Ihe storm, cent
has moved slowly along the Middle a
lantic coast, and is now near Nova Sc'
tia. For the District of Columbia treS
TO brisk northwest winds, colder, ial
weather