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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-27
3.'Gapitel.

., wie bitter 1T llniere 0nmutb !"
(dlttete Gtienne's erife @orte beim Gins
tritt in feline @obnuno. uMpraen,
tpenn iA nierer @ob(tbdterin meinen
Oanf aiis1prehe, tperoe ih Der einsiee
anpeienbe Dihter fein, tpelher ibr feline
8[amen anbieten fann."
uSie tpirb feinen Danf perlangen,"
iaete Ternanbe in Grinnerune an bic
@ltbmitbiefeit, NIT tpelder tie emf
pfaneen tpproen mar, uuno aub feline
8lumen =" fe npIte binsufiigen, ibr
Tifh tpar nit Bouquets bebedt /; aber
lie beiann iid litb iaste: uIber Dbs
sIeid mir nidts fir fe tbith fDnnen,
fper tpeib. mas tie niht allies fir urs
tbun fann?"
eya, fper peib?" REF Gtienne. Isle
fam Mid NIT gariier 8erlegern beeannt
madden, unb id fam iosleih literariide
8eiddftieung erbalten. Sebenfaas
fam Der beutiae Mbenb nur quite @irfz
Jung baben. Sd bin nidt mebr elm
armer @idt lit ben Gusen meiner Mtite
burger"
,,Wie bic 2eute 8eifaa flatidten !!
., id Bin su slidlid !" rief Gernanoe.
Sic fpeinte pieber Dor 6relbe, unb ais
fe fid sur 8ube leste, eeidab es, um
gu trdumen, nidt nm gu fdlafe1. aud
Gtienne bradte bic Nadt idlaHos su,
aber ipie peridieben iuaren bic @eoanten
bes Mannes u1b ieines Weibes!
Ternanbe iab in bieiem gliidliden
greisnib bic ausiidt auf cine perbei=
ierte naterieIe Gage, bic 9ilgung
briidenber SdulberL cine tpoblsefllte
Gorratbsfammer. iinb lang entbebrte
bduslide 8ebaglidteiten. Die Mnerz
fenmrna Der Sihterfraft TIRES Mannes
setpdbrte ibr bbbere 8~efriebisuns als
6ieie @eoanlen, nber fie mar cine 6ails=
frau uno als iclde burd bic gntbebrs
unaen bes lebten SabreS tiefbetribt.
sic muste mtpiQfiirlih an bic materiel
len Grfolsc bes ilnertparteien @liides
benten, uno ibre gbantaiie idneifts
weit Biz sl einem aanarienrcgel, einet.
8lnmentiid uno neier gcrbdngen,
fat Der p~erblifenett, rctbtpcaeneit,
ipelhe in ben letten' MDnaten ihren
Sdbnbeitsiinn perlett botten. Gtierne
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U,HoMAs Z wAGGAMAN, eI7 ST NV.

i5s acres In Anne Arundel Co. Nd improved So 600.
p .s,es =, Fort roS,e Nd iTRrSysd: $1,000 2o9
seres near cisrH.siIie. Ho%ard co.. Ma Improved
slo 600 % acres near the Goyernment MAGAZINE.
an elegant BRICK manson IL rooms. barns. sc..
3l5.ooo or vii s.eecnss 20 scres on the Asylum
j mile from Jennings station. improved by . tan
s:sa s:. =: :s. ss:' :.
Illa We, improved By mills. storeA &c, u hours
ARES o. Cross Roads. 7tn 81 rod inproved By two
Ma G ss5 81 IS :esss s nis from
y ss .ers s'% m rs., q CO
s W Sa ne fr.dsr,e xs5urs r. ceres impyysd.
gsVSS;S 5000 ~. iSRra Ss ). ss,ef Sog:..
8';s os%.s.Ty: Pc 5SS IsS .erss: x@erslsnd
lii.:R rom sSSG loo acres in F'st:o Co.
RARM AND aKNrLEAt Ms COUNTRY SEAT FOR
se a., e. es.r.n taken immediatey; residence
Seayy hs'sa ~ spd farni.asd; stable. bsrnx ice
fecuy hsalthy. near salt water with besutifui com
ss sd .i IsE one i aHss ~ rad s.s 70
EoR sALE-ig sPLENDID FARMS IN MONT
ss nssr CONDUIT roa hs, a.. sfan st, E AZ choice
LS Lon GUN Co. Va near rAilroad Tbssutifu home
AL6ckETT. ss5 81 NV. =" s nrS
9k sALE-7k acres, mile. from Warrington
frines 9eorse Co, Nd. q. 900; 40 acres at Ard
mile. eco per $50 acre. n .sht y ssss1on
sa,oinins above. s36 per .cre.. 65-scre inprovei
y cs scr sisS small no Ssss nls' m 1sN@
out, $50; $50 acres prime timber Land sIottsyi
e she pl q eutia $500 per . .s2n VII Hn f sS
go '' '''' ih IL u, syssSSiIf eHrI1
Va o.. Room 4
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w ANAMAKERs
1t paradox that much current interest in the
store should be divided between the things for md
Sleds ana Ginghams, Skates and Hamburg kmbrOid-
cries, Overcosts and Muslin Underwear equally In
the minds OF retail buyers To meet all these elements
is our study.
The dress s.us for future wear are opening in your
favor.
FRENCH SATEENS.
They're on hand. Not the highest cost 81 cents .
yard. You need not know the makers; call them
WANAMAKER'S, for We control this market on them.
This 70 the hub OF the sateen trade. You may get
day are only one fourth Of single order. And then
other orders both sides Of the Watch the
and you will know how great they are.
The arst peep at the stylss1an artists first view:
zouave red aud baby blue, serpsnt and cream: rain
bows divided and multiplied And for Agures stripes
with trailing vines stripes with polka dots dancing all
about stripes holding up plstds; plaids with over
Piaids palm patterns and double os involved like
rattle about styles MAY do you some good. Not
much unless 1t brings you TO see the stufs.
COLORED HENRIETTAR
Henrietta Cloth In Colors That means wool AllinR-
thread woven . silk warp. The silk worm and the
sheep differ in questions OF color. skiful dyer not
thousand miles away has yoks9 them fast to9ethes
wide
There is science and art in these ssuifs The pro-
portion of the hbers Is right They don't slip the
warp. You can make button holes that button and
WOOL but the sheen is like silk. Intuiye renenaept
alone catch the Ane touch Of col shown By these
shaded
Order by mail anything in the store
JOHN wANAMAKER.
d17-6m PhladelphS.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

ENTIRE STOCK OF LADSON's JEwELRY
IL SIORF. ABB SEVENTH STREET NV
10 be sold Public Auction 70 close business COM
mencng WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ELEVENTH, at
SEVES 4, NJ, and continuing every evening NJ same
hour. and on TUESDAY, III RsDAY and SATUR-
DAY MORNINGS, at Ten. until further notice. The
stock consists ID part rs follows:
Ladies and cents Gold and silver Watches Diamond
and Kings. scarf Pins Lace Pins, &c kc large
line Of Rogers Quadruple Plated Ware, fine Clocks,
Opera Glasses Cold headed Canes &c
The Fixtures arc: Large Herrnx's Fire-Proof Safe.
Upright and Counter show Cases, Counters Shelv-
ine. &c.
Private sale during the day at auction prices a7 4w
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Indictment. by the Grand Jury.

The grand jury to-day returned indictments TO
the Criminal Court as follows: James ii. Thornton
and Vim. Garrett housebreaktng In day, two
cases; Robert johnson, Grant johnson, and John
Mack, do; JAS II. Thornton, do: Franklin Web
ster, HOUSEKEEPING In the night; Oscar jackson
and James Hill, alias Gallagher. do; Charles
son, James Hill, and VIM. Greene do; Win. War
ner, alias Theodore Thomas alias DR.. W. Brooks
larceny; Charles Baker and WIN. Zypprecht, do;
VIM. Myers alias Thomas Stack, robbery; Ernest
Padgett, ENLIGHTENMENT; Jasper Jackson and John
Stephenson, intent with attempt 10 Kill; w. War
ner, alias Theo. Thomas, alias DR.. VIM Brooks,
larceny from the person.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. Nd. January 20. - Virginia sixes
Consolidated, 40: past due coupons, 10; do. new
threes, "a; do. ten-forties. 81 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd. January. 2O.-Cotton steady
middlng, lO6 Flour steady aud quiet-Howard street
and western super, 2a7. 10; DO. extra, 399s3so:
do. extra, 3.OOa3.62: do. Rio brands. 455a5.0Q:
Pstspsco superlstive patent. $685. do. family, $50.
amber, $500; western Armer and quiet No. win:
ssz5as9N May, 93s9st Corn southern hrmer and
fairly active white 5Sa59 yellow. 57Ha59; western
sy.5SS bid; February. ssssSasss March, 5ss asked
dull southern and Pennsslvsnia, 3Ss4i: western
white, 4Oa42; western mixed. 37s39. Rye steady,
prime to choice western. 140Oal6.OO. Provisions
Bulk mests-shoulders and clear rib sides. packed.
7As7h. Bscon.shoulders. 7AssA; clear rib sides.
IA fn- as psstsa asaSa: sTs.%sTyl as;, Ess
steady refined: N Coffee pSmin.laR csrxoes
Il-l6; copper refined firm, 15a16. Whisky quiet
and steady. L15sl.16. Freights to Liverpool per
steamer dull-cotton. Sled; dour, per ton. LIS.
i'd grain, 218d.
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Nut Makers Forming a Pool.

PITTSBURG, Jan. 20.-AbOut twenty representa-
tives OF the nut manufacturers are in session here
for the purpose OF forming national association.
II Is proposed to establish pool and enter into an
agreement for the purpose OF putting up prices.
Nine-tenths OF the members present seem to be
willing to enter the combination. The plan is to
compel each member breaking faith TO pay q
heavy penalty.
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While Making a Marriage Settlement.
TWO ARKANSAS FARMERS COME TO BLOWS AND
FATALLY STAB EACH OTHER.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 20-Two farmers living near
Little Rock, Ark, named Baker and HIT became
engaged in a quarrel yesterday while dividing
land between son and daughter OF each who were
about to be married, and coming to blows stabbed
each other with bowie knives in such a frightful
manner that Baker died and HIT cannot recover
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Unfair Competition.

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
Please allow me space In your paper TO say a
few words regarding the circular sent the clerks
In the Navy Department relating 10 employment
In outside duties. I think II a move In the right
direction II this inquiry tends toward prohibiting
the clerks In that Department from doing clerical
work after office hours, which should and could
be done by those not In Government employ and
dependent on clerical work for support. The
clerks referred to should IL seems me- be salts
ned with seven hours per day and 81 ZOO 81 800
per annum, without competing with those who are
dependent on private clerical work for support.
The example set by the Honorable Secretary OF
the Navy could with proprfety be followed by the
heads OF all other Government Departments.
JusTfCE
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Severe Cold hut no Storm.

MADISON, Wis, Jan 20.-The minimum tempera-
ture last night was 10 below zero. Att O'Clock It
was 12 below, and at noon IL below.
OTTUMwA, Iowa, Jan. 20.--The cold wave reached
here yesterday and the thermometer fell to I2
below last night.
W1NONA, MIMI, Jan. 20.-The cold wave caused
o drop OF 40 degrees, registering 20 below this
morning. The weather is clear and free from
storm.
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nUNCANsON BROS, AuctioneersL
TRUSTEES rs SALE OF Two; sT1Ry FRAME HOUSE

And lot or 18TH sTREET. BETWkEH II
AND STREETS SOUTHEAST
BY virtue d deed Of trust dated the 10th day Of
June d. 1885, and Only recorded In I1ber No l127,
folio 2D0 ct soQ Of the land records Of Wsahnss
ton County. in the District Of Columbia, viii ssil
st public sctiQ9 u front Qf the premises THURS
pay. THE TwENTY SIXTH DAY o.. JAN UARY,
A: D. 1883 81 HALF-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ
eli those certain pocSp parcels Of land situate and
being in Washinston City, h The District Of Columbia
and being he north half lot twelve l9l and the
south sieht feet front by The full depth OF the lot
together with IL and sipyular the. purtsnancss
rghts privileges. improvements and other heredta-
tanning.
Terms of sale: Onethirrasb: balance in three equal
payments at six. twelve and eighteen months alter
date, for which the purchasers notes and deed q
trust on the property cold w Be taken, nQts to bssr
SiS r fSpS ~ n t sis ~ .oe an o.
ing &c. at pprchaserscost terms q ale a.e not
Trustees reserve the ht % RESELL the propery q the
publtshed IN wsshinetons D G -
jal4-d HENRY h. BERGnAEN. \ A1os
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TuE Wossr CouoH

II relieved by the use Of Ayers Cherry nsotoul
But don't delay till the bronchial tubss are In
famed and the lungs consestod- Pronps uss
insuras rapid cura L. d. Bixiey. of Bartonyilie.
Vt, writes: -Four years ego ] took . severe
cold, which was followed by terrible cough
was confined to my bed about four monthA
Ny physician finally said was in CoDsanptiou,
and that he could not help me. One Of my
neighbors advised me to try Ayers Cherry Pee
toral. did so. and was well before had an
ished taxing the first bottle Ever since then
my health has been good"
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared BY DR.. J. G. Aver Co. Lowell, Mass
Sold by al Drussista PRICE, 81; six bottles. sS.
ie16
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IRnr oRpEns-capt. Frank Barker. ordnance


hfhfNS Oh HEALTH OFFICERS TO pAf.
meeting OF the REPRESENTATIVES OF the board of
health OF the cities Of Norfolk, Richmond. and
Alexandria met this morning at the health once
TO consider plans for making the quarantine &C
the mouth OF the Chesapeake Bay more effective.
Those present were Dr. Townshend, OF this city;
DIS Thorn and Riddick, OF Norfolk; Dr. Birdsail,
OF Alexandrsa, and DIR. Stratton, of Richmond.
The matter Was discussed at some length, and
this afternoon the physicians called on Surgeon
General Hamilton who has charge OF the various
quarantine stations IL is said that the station nc
Cape Charles Is only kept In operation during the
summer ana IL Is deemed test for the security OF
the cities along the coast 20 have the station
looked after during the entire year. The visiting
physicians VIII leave for their homes this AFTER
noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20
Another had Coastine Accident.

PITTsBURG Jan. Goa bob sled, on which half
dozen young men were coaStlng, struck carriage
on Forbes street last night upSetting
the vehicle and dangerously wOunding
the colored driver, George Jones.
hurt. Win Dentze, who was guiding, had both
legs broken, and was injured internally. 1t is
thought he will de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20
MAR RIRD.

HiNE-MccABE- On the 18th instant. ut st. Psul's
church, Palmyra No. BY the Rev. J. A. Msin~rixhf.
ID IL Chief Engineer ROBERT b. hINE- 4, d. n. ~
MARTHA sr-cond daughter OF Col Lc~srd McCsb.. "
Palmyra. No cards.
HulI-BAIL. On Thursday evening. January 10,
1855 by Rev. NJ A. Turner. 1HEADOkE a. hull 10
NJ FRANCES HAlA. both Of v sshinxtOn. DC.
sCoTT-sHEPPARD. January 10, 1855, by Rev.
DR. Cru,nnel WILLIAM A. SCOTT TO LAURA 1.
sHEPpAhD, both VI the District Of Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20
DoBB1ss E1rora1o Soar.
THE BEST FAMILY SOAP IN THE WORLD.
IT Is STRICTLY PURE. UNIFORM IN QUALITY.

IT Is STRICTLY PURE. UNIFORM IN QUALITY.
The original formula for which paid CSC, 900
twenty years ago has been modified or changed
in the slightest This 10 identical in quality TO-
day with that made twenty years ago.
1t contains nothing that injure the finest fabric
1t brghtens colors and bleaches whites.
1t washes hannels and blankets other soap in
the world doeswlthout Misunderstanding them soft
and white and Ike new.
READ THIS TWICE.
There is great saving Ut time. OF labor Of soap, Of
fuel and Of the fabric where Dobbns Electric Soap
used according to directions.
One trial will demonstrate its great merit It will
pay you to make that trial.
Like all best things it Is extensively initiated and
counterfeited.
BEWARE OF IMITATIoNs.
Insist upon DOBBINs' Electric Don't take Mag
netic. Electro Magic Philadelphia Electric, any
other fraud simply because 1t is cheap They Will ruin
clothes. and are dear at any price. Ask for
DOBBINS ELECTRIC
snd take other Nearly every grocer from Maine to
Mexico keeps it in stock nyour's hasn't it he viii
order from his nearest Wholesale grocer.
Read carefully the inside wrapper around each bar,
and be careful to Follow Directions on each outside
wrapper. You Cannot Afford to wait longer before
Trying for Yourself this old reliable and truly won.
derful
DOBBINs ELECTRIC SOAP. diem
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The Rroom.Dr,ll Homicide.

MOTION FOR SEw TRIAL FOR ALBERT GREEN.
In the case OF Albert Green, convicted OF the
murder OF James Lucas on the 10th of september
last, on LIST street, near street southwest, who
had twice been brought up for sentence, his
counsel MeSsrs. r. b. Lewis and I. Browning, have
filed a motion for a new trial The reasons are:
LIST, the verdict was contrary 10 the evidence;
I'd. contrary 10 law; 3D. errors OF law by the jus
tice in his Instructions.
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Mr.. Bluns Gain. q Point.

DUBLIN. Jan. o0.-Justice Andrews, OF the ex-
chequer court, has granted . demand made In be-
half OF Mr. Wifrd Blunt for the production Of GER
tain documents concerning the WOodford affair,
which win be used In an action OF Mr.. Blunt
against Chief Secretary Balfour. Mr.. Byrne,
counsel for the crown, opposed the demand on the
ground that the documents were privileged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20
Crushed to Death.

PITrSBuRG, Jan. 20.-John Palmer, assistant
millwright at oliver Brothers 4 Phillips 10TH
street iron MILL was dragged into the rolls this
morning and crushed to death.
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IIcus. Tauu,.. wh.rea seuss,

III y FfFUhIe AT INV NUEk AND sIANIc fOk NAku-
INGTuN.
Lieut. T. II. Taunt, VINO was summoned TO WASH
ington on Monday by Secretary whitney 70 appear
before the retiring board, ana who was said 10 be
missing, reported AT the New York navy
yard yesterday afternoon and started for WASH
ington. He explained his absence from the navy
yard for the last three days by a medical GER
tifcate which stated that he had been al and
fined TO his room at l:lS3 Lexington avenue. The
verdict OF the cOuri-Inartlal which tried Lieut.
Taunt some time ago viii not be announced untll
the retiring board has decided as 10 the officers
mental responsibility.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20

D1acking Works and Foundry Burned.
PITTsBURG, Jan. 20-McCormieks Backing
Works and Blackmore's Brass Foundry adjoining
at 10th and Smallman streets, were destroyed by
IRE this morning, together with all machinery.
Loss $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20

W0ndercr Since the War.
AN AGED HORSE THIEF SENTENCED TO THE PENTTEN-
rIARy-AN EFFORT WILL BE MADE 10 COMMUTE
HIS SENTENCE.
This afternoon the old man indicted for horse
stealing-Henry Smith with several aliases-was
called up for sentence. Mr.. J. W. Walker, his
counsel stated that the prisoner was born July IA,
1904 and lived In New Orleans; that he served under
Sam Houston in the Texas war: that he served
under Col. Hays in the Mexican war; that while
living in New orleans he enlisted in Confederate
battery, which ne had materially aided, and with
that battery he came TO virginia; that since the
war he had been wander ana na1 serv "d Two O9
believe that the prisoners mind was balanced;
for twenty-five years he had been cratic, wan
Ne S1s oa ns
rather 20 to the penitentiary than that his
FAMILY should know his whereabouts
MT ff n% sns e en na aS
ship to send this old man 70 the penitentiary AUG
he Submitted that Arrangements be made for him
The me District Attorney said that some Inquiries
had been made. DR.. xcWtiliams says the prisoner
Is man Of extraordinary physical health for one
Of his age, and he saw no evidence Of insanity.
The court had no power 70 send one TO the aims
me court said that while the man was aged be
appeared 20 be Q confirmed horse thief, and was
certainly old enough 70 know better. He would
be very willing to JOIN in petition FOR commu-
Smith was called up and said that MI. Walker
ssa ssS ses Ts
and that when he took the horse IL WAS 70 get
money TO take. MIN 70 his bona The money ne
same night He desired 70 60 TO his home
the court SAID that the sentence would Be the
q Dsas 1as me
EFFORT 10 made TO secure Communication Of SEN
tence.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York Stock Market. as reported by special
wire to COrson i Mccartney, 1419 street.
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ID EDITION.
--latest TSlGglans 10 The Star.

A spanish Expedition for Morocco.
LONDON, Jan. Colt Is stated that Spain is or
gsnizing an expedition for Morocco. TO consist Of
25,O00 men.
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A Big Cigar Makers Strike Expected

NEW YORK, Jan. 2O-The cigar makers are
awaiting orders for a general strike throughout
the city, and believe that President StrasSer, OF
the International Union, may send them orders
from Buffalo at any moment.
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TO-MOR ROW.

NNEEKs & CO, Auctioneera
w 637 Louisiana Avenue,
Opposite City Post-Ofhce.
Aus 5EHt sE At 522s
SSRNiNa, iAStARi TWEsr Y rs .f ISIS.
q $Es Ss&Sa II isSss & $Ss
WATCHES. HATS &C. Sle-2t
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneer..
o., CIGARS AT AUCTION
IELLkNowN Housk OF GARCIA MFNbEz
SSiaISAL COST. IN LOIS 70 SUIT F6h.
Commencing SATURDAY. JANUARY. TWENTY
stoes i: disposed Of Auction sales & 10 and
In Special sale every evening 1t q pm. ja192t
TNHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
ONE ELEGANT REDFERN DRESS, COST 5000;
ELEGANT PARLOR FURNITURE. FOUR
fRESCH-PLATE MANTEL MIRRORS, TWENTY
DECORATED TOILET SETS. DECORATED
WATER PITCHERS AND sPITTOoNs WALNUT
AND OTHER CHAMBER FURNITURE. FIFTY
NEW EXCELSIOR MATTRESSES (MADE IN
BEST MANNER), DINING-ROOM AND OFFICE
FURNITURE, CROCKERY WARE, COOKING
AND HEATING STOVES. KITCHEN REQUIS-
SITES, SO.
FORTY s1E1e M;01 AND BueerEs.
NEW CONDENSATION I f1RE-pRooF SAFE.
On SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY TWENTY
fIhsI, 1888, at 1kNOCLOCK, within and in front
OF my auction rooms fshal sell general assortment
Of personal effects. y
The Redfern Dress will be sold at IL o'clock. to-
Fether with other apparel for ladies. jaI9-2t
TNHoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES. TOILET AND
FANCY ARTICLES. MEDICINAL WATERS.
ppddAATyQRING EXTRACTS AND ESSEHGEs;
CORDIAL, SWEET AND CASTOR OIL. IN TWO
ANp nIU ~, 0SN aIc ,BoSJIkkEs SEWING
AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. JANUARY TWENTYFIRST,
1855, q TWELVE O'CLOCK. at my auction rooms I
shall .ell the stock Of Drug Store removed to my
store for convenience Of sale. jal0-2t
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Tur GEsu1sr IMPORTED
CARLSBAD sPRUDEL WATER
AND
SPRUDEL SALT

AND
SPRUDEL SALT
NATURES WONDERFUL RHMEDY FOR Liver
AND KIDNEY DISEA6RA
A PERFECT CURE
Constipation. Gout, Rheumatism, Diabetes and al
Diseases Of the Stomach.
Beware of limitations.
1T has given better satisfaction than snythins
which have ever used."-Prof. Seegen University OF
Vienna.
Il have used it for years with remarkable success
Prof. Hawszek.
Write for DIR. Toboldts lecture ON Carlsbad Water
and Salt read before the Ninth International Medical
Congress, mailed free upon application 81
EIsNER MENDELsON CO., Sole Agents, 9 Bar
clay st. New York. ja2-m,wkf
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IHOBAT8 OOUkT-SUO9e WeTvSCSs
To-day, estate OF the late JaA Brads; exempl-
aed copy Of VIM 6Ied for record Estate Of Obadiah
q ;s.. prSe 81 g r Estate
AnneoeL Hendersnotti commission returTsd
ietIeU testaSnentary issued 70 John Ridout; bond
$4,000 Estate Of Bernard 0vermani order Of pub;
iicatton. Estate Of w. l. Ross; authority % sell
river. Estate OF Frances O. 0oode; letters testa-
mentAry issued q. Brown 0oode on special bond
n Re. Donald McCarty ct al; n. J. AcCArty APP
pointed guardian; bond $4,000 Estate Of r 2.
blakelock: letters OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cattle
mo n BlskeloCk: bond 5000. Estate Of Richard
Byruns order OF publication Issued
CArrvRs or MAINLAND 0uH BY OYsrIa PIRATES
Short time ego Z marine howttzer was taken
IRON the steamer Gov. 4cLAne, - the oyster navy
~ plsosd On shore &C Poplar island, In Cheese
peakS Bay, for the protectton q the grounds
4 few ni9kts since the bug-sye Water LILY, Capt
Jas Duncan. ran 70 thet0nging gy0unde and The
captain and crew went On shote captured the
h0SifSef ard put it on board his vessel, aftef
which be dEedge4 a loaA q oyste1 me water
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the gun found
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HOnOrs to Lord Randolph at st. Pc.
tefSburg.

the German ambassador. gave q banquet last
evening 70 Lord Randolph and Lady Churchill
honor, at which Sir Robert Morier, the British
ambassador, NJ. de G1ers and other statesmen ana
the elite OF Russian society were present, and
which was q great success To-day M. de Giers
will give farewell banquet to Lord Randolph, and
among the guests will be the car