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BALTIMORE Mo- y MD, January iSa =; past due
BALTIMORE, ND, January 10. Cotton steady
and auietmiddlins. iosalO9s. Flour firm with fairly
aa?: city mills super 237a3 g.; DO. extra. 3.00s
patent. 2.65: do family. $50 Wheat-southern quiet
and hsher for choice; red. 9:,a96 amber. y5a9S;
s9as9;.i January ssaasSt: February. i sSs.asSS.
May. 93Aay3s. Corn-southern hrmer; white, 81 M
seo. January 7sss nq Fe i@ss n IS
90 sSa term
white, 4oaA2; western mixed. 3ia:S9. Rye nrm 80
steady and 0 ssirls sss1s as.s
PORK, IS ctod Bun msassmsh9uders and clear RIB
RIB SIDES 9H; hams i2SaIS Lsrdrshnsd 81
81 EEs Steady snd aaasfrssh 1s mss
Petroleum steady : refined. "a. Coffee nominal
s9s.i es1d and sssy ss sasS
,Sa lss srsia $40 ssis.Swheai: aSa
600 bushels; corn, lO2, SOD bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL. January 16. IL a. m-There was
LITTLE 70 amy Of the markets Ct the opening Of the
81 At
u: sf'sa g May o
abort ibis, 7SaH; lard, zs2a: pork, I5.l2X.
bon M. Dlcktnson's Telegraph stock.
HI DISPOSED OF n BEFORE COMING TO WASHINGTON.
A telegram from Detroit, January II, says: The
facts regarding Mr.. Dickinson's telegraphic con-
nections, as learned from W. c. Colburn, leading
republican and heavy stakeholder in the Michigan
Postal Telegraph Company, are that Mr.. Dickinson
was on the board OF that company and its counsel,
but never its president up TO the time he was
mentioned for the Postmaster-G eneralshtp. He
has always been believer that the telegraph bust.
ness should be part OF the Government postal
system and as soon as II became probable that he
would be named as PostmaSter-General he called
the stockholders together and told them that he
could not longer hold any stock OF the company.
These gentlemen wished 70 allow him $50 and 200
per cent the face OF his stock, but he insisted
that he must be freed from any suspicion OF per-
sonal interest and divided all his stock among the
other holders. receiving only the amount OF his
original investment without any interest, dividend
or enhanced value whatever.
->OS-
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W. J.. GALLAGHER WANTED IN PHILADELPHIA.
W. j. Gallagher, who was concerned in the bal
lot-box frauds which nearly deprived Gen. Logan
OF a seat In the Senate and for which Joseph c.
Mackin is still in the Illinois penitentiary, was in
Chicago yesterday awaiting the legal prelimina-
res necessary to transfer him from prison cell In
Joliet to another at Philadelphia. Gallagher's
sentence at Joliet expired saturday evening. He
was arrested ON the thrcshhold OF the prison upon
years ago he forged the name Of Abraham Thomp-
son, member OF the city council OF Philadelphia,
to note for q small amount. He will have
habeas corpus hearing to-day oefOre Judge Shep-
ard, and unless some tochntcality intervenes WIN
then probably start at once Tor Philadelphia,
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Nama o. C. Nams o. c.
Ndms.
Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from Saturdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-day:
z : I e; coupons, 7l26,, bid. 1863. asked
pa Ms5e6 ssof Ks;,ro LOO SeaTreney ~
asked: Washington Gas. 81 bid. ,37H asked
f National Metrop9iitsn INSURANCE. % bid. Coum.
bid: wsshlng.on e. Brick Machine; 30 bid, go
town, 100 bid. 1875 asked. Second National Bank
To BID, a2o3 asked Penn: Telephons Com.
Telephone Co.. TO bid, so asked. u S. Electric
Light, 1S asked d. Q. Market stock, e. 1901,
l26 bid Washington Light Infantry LIST mortgage
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An IMPOSING CEREMONIAL IN 81. PkIEKH
Rome Special to the New York Herald jan H.
Never during the brightest and happiest days Of
Pho Mono did the glories and p0mp OF papal cere-
monial surpass in grandeur that witnessed to-day
at the canonization Of the seven founders Of the
Services and three Jesuits Peter Claver, Rod
rigues and John Berghmans. IL was $40 when
the procession entered the aula OF st. Peters,
-Four hundred and NIFTY arch bishops and bishops,
wearing white mitres and silver llama cOpes
headed the cortege, each carrying lighted candle
In his hand. Then came the College OF Cardinals
and last the pope. borne aloft on the sedia gesta
toria. teweled tiara crowned the pontifI's head.
In his left hand was lighted candle, while with
his right he blessed the assembled multitude. The
pope sang the mass His voice was strong and
rrin and was distinctly heard at the end Of the
aula. The ceremonies were imposing.
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dl7-6rn
DOZENS EIEcrR1c Soar.

DoBBINS' ELECTRIC SOAP
THE BEST FAMILY SOAP IN THE WORLD.
1T Is STRICTLY PURE. UNIFORM IN QUALITY.
The original formula for which paid $4,000
twenty ago has never been modified or changed
IN the slightest This soap ia identical in quality TO-
day with that made twenty years ago
1t contains nothing that njure the finest fabric.
1t brlghtens colors and bleaches whites
Itwashes fsnnes and blankets other soap in
the world does-without shrnking-leaving them soft
and white and like new.
READ THIS TWICE
There is great saving Of 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 1t will
pay you to make that trial.
Like all best things 1t Is extensively initiated and
counterfeited.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
Insist upon DoBBINs' Electric Don't Jake Mag
netic. Electro Magic, Philadelphia Electric. any
other fraud simply because it 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 yours hasn't it. he will
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 Cor Yourself this old, reliable and truly
derful
DOBBINs' ELECTRIC SOAP. d7-em
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LOST AND FOUND.

-l.ON y ~. BE 18TH AND 7JTH Sis
- ,eaa f.r-s. viii cxJtiE-d silver tsPs Flnder
81 - O.. "a Led 10 r-tlrfIgx - 1905 y u. NJ
CSI-ON AM AKY :. A SMALL WHITE HOUND
a aps- VIA tF-Eu sf-t- sri. aud ears he had a
chain c'4lar "a nrcb s4h TIE initials h y H. 2I57
-. Il
Arb-ral t~Vard vii Be paid for his return TO said
hii-i-f- ial1-it.
4 ELNAED WILL BE PAID FOg NE RETI-KY
u g silver Media. bgaFIux tlr 0uuer's nar--
Cara y bruS .. ia from sth ~ "A "A 10 .lD2 q
= no It.
Usr--i5 on 80 ON - NoIY, JAS y.
H. t-'urrl Treasury and Sltioua4 Say1ax. Eaar
4 ord = rstlrn-,i % GiLBE-.r UBAY. Treasurer's
'rt. .- Ion " 81 Nv IL.
FOND oS CHRISTMAS I'VE A st-Nt GT
s. Which owner cao Lave OF identif,Iu, sai,s
Carl II 4 MILLER Attorneys. 4sG Louisiana ave
--~ II
ST. LEMOS-CCLORED sETTER. NTru
Ng 1p'l LIBERAL -eSard II rctErlei u li.y IenI-
4ta-.4 ave n II.
."rND-ON THURSDAY MORNING IN A can
lI t - il cost u ADVERTISEMENT the owner eau ret
D. @ - o--Lt llsr-. ialI-.It.
\ OrI-A WHITE STIR DOG. LEMON SPDTS
N..'-- '. rs.--r jal4-3t'
n " -ilesizy Afternoon. January 4 I. Black Mo-
.rH D.. s~t BOX. With silver corners. and card Of
tt-- - e. A slitsbie reward viii b. gwen II re-
Tunnel 'H 2pl1 !! - nv. JaII-:5ts
'.~I January L.. PROM BUILDING or DIS
- ,f-'t <u'". glnvut POINTER puppy, white, with
, - ..r- sud r.ss- suitable reward q left with
s------I :. ~. l4i.s. isl3-3t
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THE Woasr CouoH

Is relieved By the use Of Ayers ChsFry Pectoral
But don't delay till the bronchial tubes are in
famed and the lungs coneested Prompt use
insures rapid cure. L D. Bixley. of Bartonville.
VT. writes: Pour years ago took . severe
cold, which was followed by tsrribls cough.
was confined to my bed about four montha
Ny physician finally said was in Consumption,
and that he could not help me, One Of my
neishDors advised me to try Ayers Cherry Pee.
toral. did 30. and was well before had fin
ished taking the frst bottle. Ever since then
my health has been good"
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver Co, Lowell. Mas.
Sold by all Druggists. Price. 81; six bottles. Is.
ial0
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Tue GENUINE IMPORTED
CARLSBAD sPRUDEL WATER
AND
SPRIrDFI SALT

sPRUDEL SALT
NATURES WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR LIVER
AND KIDNEY DISEASED
PERFECT CURE
Constipation. Govt Rheumatism. Diabetes, and all
Diseases Of the Stomach.
Beware of limitations.
1t has given better satisfaction than anything
which have ever used"-Prof secgen. University Of
Vienna
Il have used it for years with remarkable sueeess"-
Prof Hlawazek
Write for DR.. Toboldt's lecture on Carlsbad Water
and Salt read before the Ninth International Medical
Congress, mailed free upon application.
EIsNER MENDELSON CO.. Sole Agents. Bar
clay ST. New York. js2-m,wSf
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Government Telegraphy.
THE KNIGHTS PETITION FOR UNCLE SAM TO RON I'M
TELEGRAPH BUSINESS

NrVVeHwuoCue AChcXh1Roye
THE KNIGHTS PETITION FOR UNCLE SAM TO Run fnp
TELEGRAPH BUSINESS
telegram frOmP Philadelphia, January Is, says
For almost two weeks petitions BY the hundred
have been flowing in daily upon the general head
quarters OF the Knights OF Labor in favor OF the
erection by the United States Government OF
national telegraph system to counteract the al.
legged evils OF telegraph service controlled by
monopolies. These petitions Will be sent 70
Congress. These have come In response TO the
R fSd 70 al lie local assemsiies csline
upon them to demand OF Congress the estab-
The blank peSitions and ,nsirScsiops 20 ne a..
cember IL, accompanied BY circular denouncing
Tie Wssssrn Union Telegraph coHinpsny' and
designating him as Q thief and . robber. Ever
since then the matter has been discussed In assem-
bly, meetlngs, and committees have taken the
petitions through the towns and secured the sigma
lures OF members and other persons Interested In
the Congressman and senators OF the distr1cts and
states In which they reside and obtained from
them expression Of opinion either for or against
that the petitions should be- returned on January
= and the next day the first lot OF signatures was
received. " required two trips Of the delivery
bring the man 70 headquarters and another
trip In the evening: From that day until
In the frst package that arrived there were over
1000 names, and the succeeding ones were equally
large. Bezade the signatures OF knights, q con-
siderable number Of small business men and shop
keepers have added their names to the lista The
petition when 1t Is sent TO Congress win Il ID SAID
contain upward Of 100000 names. It remains
for Mr. Powderiy 70 take charge Of the petitions
and zee that they are presented 70 Congress- HIS
IRON assuming this task, but his physician re-
ports that the patient Is rapidly recovering from
his illness, and it Is believed he VIII b strong
Ralph Beaumont, chairman q the KniRhu' le91s-
lative committee as Washington, viii assist M.
PoWderiy In having the subject Of 0oyornmenial
telegraph service introduced
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Al SALT Isle, Utah, Bishop WIN. Il. Hickeplooucr
died saturday eyed eightythree He was TIE
oldset bishop IN the Mormon Church.
The National Association q Amateur Oarumen
net IN New YoFk saturday night The sppiics-
Dc OF Ira Little. o. Frederfcks60Y, Va, fof r0dn-
SCatoUent g IN amateur IVES 0enied
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

w HAVE SEVERAL VERY yIUsmE
-. ~ 10y sale. situated or Massaab,
ro. AIse number VI beautiful Bniidinx si-sS soMn
e1osS -eeA' Aho e Nefa splendid Suburban Txr,,s
.a-.-7 h b. SoLDsBOkOCGH 4 Co
EOh sAiE-iN East ROCKVILLE MD .
iiiigi r 11ss a9r hsInes Il trains daily MIIIoS
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PROPOSALS are now being opened at the Post
once Department. for carrying the mails on the
star routes in the states OF North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi,
Tennessee, and Kentucky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-16

THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTIoN.-Abouu one hun
dred and nifty persons attended the Presidents re-
ception to-day.
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BIRTHS,
STEVENS. Born 70 NJ c. and Alice r etevena n
daughter, January ID. 1855. at 80 .. m
Died.


BURR on s.. sunday %s!niar ,.nr..z y, lsss, in
A: 4 q S:T sss:s .s.:s
funeral ct the residence OF Miss @ M Burr NJ az
az al a. a inst two
CALT nE,ro On I.nuaTy u isss. At II O'Clock
year Of NJ sss; we, -. 49,. 'eH'n
street s:;ss; q si.:
CARUSl. In Baltimore. on January 10. lsss az
.ds aud sS. LIE a.sS. Of I
DOM. On Monday. January l6 1883 o. liam
s Ssau ais he q .9 q o.
's So,,c. ., ,nnor,, hereafter
faas e. . ass q k:. Il; s;..D .a1
yfP5s %S s 81. s.a .I..s a M;
ria de & iss i:$s q: :..:s.S
's aacrRry m1s ., o,c,o,,, m. ., ,.,,sr,,
1883 BRfDGEf widow Of the late william Hss.rts..
IL s: e. ss II 'a.S' q s's
Funeral from her =. ::..a.ass saoo .., north.
Friends and relatives are invited to sttsnS = ~
IATEIE g, On 5. s.I isss A sseT RICHARD
GO home, my fr,sn o., .nd shed no tess:
slal. ~ sS s,P. Sls e ny :s
R.,..srss .nS ir s s. =. = s
hs.d.y. 1sa. isss4 o'eiosi. 90 :sa-
EiI2h N 5aanis N ~ b., issS q 80 n Mira
Friend: sHss:s 3 ss, ma .un...
from the residsaoe Of Mn 9; Q. smith. No rs sinis
xEsBITE, On Monday ,.sr.ry "a ,sss JAMES
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HE THINKS IRELAND CANNOT OBTAIN HER RIGHTS BY
VIOLENCE.
ROME, Jan. 16-The pope lately received several
Irish bishops and priests whom he questioned con-
corning the condition OF Ireland. After hearing
their replies the pope exhOrted them TO use their
influence TO restore quietness and respect for the
law In Ireland and told them that the Irish people
could not obtain what they asked by violence
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, Assignment In RaItimorc,

BALTIMORE, Jan. 16-Hecht Putzel, shoe
dealers, to-day, made an assignment to Jacob
Hecht, FOR the benefit Of their creditors The bond
OF the trustee Is Sl5O,OOO
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The French Sugar Tax.

Inh BUDGET coAAITrEE REJECT N. T1RARDs SCHEME.
PARIS, Jan. 16.-The budget. committee OF the
chambers OF deputies have rejected the financial
scheme OF M. Tirard, minister OF finance and have
refused to agree to an immediate surtax on sugar.
which would be applicable TO the stock now In re-
liners hands The committee insists that the
tax should commence In September next, the
best season.
NJ. I1rard vatnly endeavored to impress upon the
committee that the TACT that reflners were al
lowed 10 pocket 7o, 900 900 fr mes yearly the
sole cause OF the deficit in the budget.
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lrUlu new lOTk.
COAL IN M0NTANA.-An estimate Of $1,000 to de-.
fray the expenses Of opening OF the coal fields in
the vicinity OF Fort Custer, Mont, on
Congress by the Interior Department for incor
poration in the Indian appropriation bill. The
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, in his letter,
pears, from the report OF Lieut.. John
Biddle, United states Engineers, to be very
great: II Is anticipated that the development Of
the vein VIII anord an abundant supply OF excel
lent fuel for all parties at less cost than wood
and be saving TO the government in many re.
spects
WILL NOT ATTEND THE OLD GUARDS BALL-The
President will not attend the ball to be given by
the Old Guard in New York tomorrow evening.
BIDS FOR FURNISHING TooLs.-Bids for furnishing
tools for the New York navy-yard were opened to-
day in the office Of the Secretary of the Navy
There were no local bidders
THE CHARGES AGAINST THE STANDARD OH. CON-
PANY.-Arguments were heard to-day by the Inter-
state Commerce Commission In the case OF George
Rice, OF Marietta, Ohio, who brought charges
elimination In freight charges in favor OF the
standard OIL Company and its controlled COM
panies Ine tFe e,1aI was taken some time
sci OF Mr. Rice, occupied the greater portion of
the day WI b his argument. There is q long array
expect TO speak, and the entire week viii probably
% occupied In listening to the lawyers.
DECISION AGAINST THE RAILROAD CoMPANY.-A
decision was rendered by the United States Su-
preme Court to-day in the case OF the New orleans
Pacinc Railway Co. against the United States,
Drought here by appeal from the Court OF Claims.
On the 30 OF March, 1885, patents were issued TO
Louisiana which had been granted 10 it upon the
construction OF 26O miles OF Its road Before issu-
Ing the patents the Secretary OF the Interior ex-
acted from the company the sum of 4ll. 700 "a the
cost OF surveying the granted lands The COM
pany paid the money under protest. and now
brings suit TO recover the amount This court Is
this case and Is conclusive against the right Of the
petitioner to recover the money In question. The
vision for the payment OF the cost OF surveys shall
not apply 10 u company which Is exempted by
law from the payment OF such cost" does not apply
70 tho petitioners case. The Judgment Of the
Court q Claims Is anirmed. Opinion Ry Justice
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

tsAl.N AND GENILEMAN's COUNTRY SEAT FOR
49,. ai o-FSA.h II ta2en Immediately. resltence
80 10 ~ atd furnished. stable. barns, ice
49, tA <yod rel ar; 31O acres; situation per-
4.-t hra-tLJ near salt water. with beautiful COM
---..-. Nle~ aud only hour oy rail 10
oitcr. o.ar
'Oh sALE-Ig SPLENDID FARMS IN MONT
- : oi-.-I1 20 Nd. near Net Branch RI 4 choice
- LeaI conduit Eg=d- A.sJ many TIRE farm. ~,
. IN -. Va near railroad AbeautifSIl bome
- L.s 49, ~ ~ g1ri . VI Leesburx Va MI T1x
IL thLII. $50 - nv "a aa,o.S
Eyh sALE-Is acres. 5 miles from W..hipg,on
fIl.sg 1e-rs' Co. I'D. sl 600. 40 ,crs- ~ a -
49, y .ipn- enc" george Co. RID on r.ilr,,5 n
me- oi 500 Ie- -ry. 100 acres iu .ixht ~ ts,i,o
= $3.50 $50 Der acre. 65-arr. innprsysT
4-i.i 1879 Z rcCtas me orchard &c = p,is,s 49,
- $500 ~ .crrs. N.th small house ! !. ME-
x9ri d -.ies PRIME lumber land STottsyl-
10 - L. Ter 30 acre iIDr r,sst ,sS
s1e eIanty $1,000 - 4ers miles fs,.,r ~ i@t IN
~ - nls4-sl ~ columbia 5000 PER acre VIII rs
Change amp 81 Tie abOye Tor eity PROPERTY Wal e.
AI2-lOt AS a. al IChELI.
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Observation-Disclosures

IuK EENT-STABLE, IN ALLEY BETWEEN
u a. l. aut ldth and lsth SITS perfect order: ca
i-ts ar burs-- and tEr-s carriages water and gas;
IT,. ~.s'raas fur rusf l.
I'4dt hill n JOHNSTON. rs lJthst
La EENT-AN ELEGAST ROSEWOOD CASE
llatlu . uus tone. On - month. Also. cheer
ira-4st L4.i 10 as. comfortably furnished s.:
% -E-utu--L 81 Iva -, opposite Moses JlI-lw
I'E LLNI-AN OLD ESTABLISHED FEED
u ~t ~. y. ltl7 High -. Cieor<etoWn. u q. with
Lrt.--.- -ll Ter month r. A PHILLIPS. l42S
70 ~. a..AI-. la.I-llu
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A TERRIFIC EXPLOSION IN COLLIERY WHILE THE
EMPLOYEES WERE OCT AT DINNER.
NEW GLASGOW, \. s., Jan. 16-An explosion
occurred at McGregor coal mine pit at Stellarton
ABOUT noon yesterday and was heard for miles
bringing hundreds TO the scene. No one was In
the pit at the time. IL appears that break oc-
Cured between the mine pit and the cage pit and
masons were Immediately set to work to repair
and 10 again Isolate the two pits If possible
ABOUT % men were at work on the
JOB during the forenoon and had come up TO
dinner and some were just preparing TO return
when the blast took place. No one was Injured
except a few who were near the mouth OF the
slope. horse and cart were standing surrounded
by three men at the mouth Of the slope The horse
was instantly killed. but the men escaped, one
with a broken leg, and the others considerably
bruised and cut, but not seriously. The engine
house and all the wood work Immediately took
nre ana burned. second explosion took place
ABOUT an hour later. Three hundred men are
thrown OF Of employment.
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At Church Falls, Dak.. In game of cards satur-
day night Neal McKeague ives killed BY =. A.
Hillerman, soaloon-kecpeE
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ZopoNT.
A GRATEFUL oDoR,
Indicative Of health and purity communicated to the
mouth by the aromatic
zODoNr.
Which makes the teeth white and as radiant as pol
ished porcelain. and contains ingredient that II
highly beneficial to both gums and teeth.
The Lyric and Dramatic professions Arc loud in their
praises Of
dl7-6m SOZODON
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

V,OE kENT-To SOME LAWYER OR PATENT
a-rert any SIMILAR business half Of Offce occu-
Iist by the New York Watch Club Co. at 6O1 + st n
god location and heat Will be included rent
Reasonable. jsl4-3t
I,OR RENT DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS ON
II tn 81 nOor of the Columbia Title ms. Co.'S
llildiux u str and sts. NV. The building is
fr-rfauf throughout and situated City hall and
Pension once Inquire AZ the office Of the company.
f41tT
f'HOICE DISK ROOM IN sun BUILDING TO
u irt q desirable party state nature of business
Ati-s-- DUPLEX. = ar offce. jal4-2t.
I,uK EENT-FTNE OFFICE ROOMS, CORNER OF
Il l..'h and st-- CT riley BROTHERS, 1919 F 81.
ialJ-ti-
I,uk kfNT-l3yD NEW YORK AVE. TWO COM
uurlcat4us ofhge rOofns nrst floor. suitable for
gro. r-sonAl Eeu-leman- first-class reference
g'urri ial.-6t
NOR REM uFTICEs-IN OUR INV BUILDING
u ~ tluyeGIcuCeS. sJ-am heat
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD,
u-f - l3O1 b 81 NV.
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PENSoN's NO BETTER EVIDENCE OF THE
~ value and popularity of article can be
found than the fact that counterfeits
PLASTER and limitations Of il are found in the
market. BENSON'S PLASTER 10 the
target Of many .'sharks' and 'imitators."
HAS NO hence buyers will keep a lookout for
their products. For chest troubles and
aches and pains Of every description
EQUAL BENSONS PLASTER has no equal.
-
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WASAMAKrn,s.

The impetus given by the great current Of events
tempt larger things for the new year.
Not even for one DAY shall the store into winter
quarters AFTER Its busy but with the nrst ful
business day OF the new year. we shall open the new
campaign.
Circumstances combine to help Us do some hne
year.
We haven't more than single sentence to say about
great sales We are making them every day. That's
what the store Is for We always have lots Of goods
that are marked down.
daily drum beat calls up all the old soldiers Of
door, '' 'N-
So then note the fact that what the reason
there can always be found here lots and lots OF good
things as cheap, and often cheaper, than ELSEWHERE
from day To day because they must be closed
out
We cannot wait for certain month sell down, but
continually watch. like the lookout on the ship We
seek the channel of quickest and steer
clear OF all that stops our way.
Now then, let strike the note OF the new year.
with might and irwin grasp the ropes and, - We
haul, ring out loud aud long
THE NEWEST GOODS"
THE FRESHEST GOODS"
THE CHOICEST GOODS"
THE VERY BEST OF VERY BEST"
We crowd ourselves to open the new things
Your money shall take fresh goods 1t greater cos
than might otherwise go into old. hammered down
stock.
thus we hope to brighten our store. increase the
activity of our stock. and greaten our trade,
Il when you see what we doing say so to your
friends
JOHN wANAMAKER,
pbiladalrbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-16
Knocked Out i'm the sixth Round.

ARM0rRDALE, KAN, Jan. 16.-A prize fight with
skin gloves occurred here last night between VIM
Ross, champion middle-welght OF Texas, and Hugh
McManus, champion midde.weight OF Kansas
Ross was Knocked out In the sixth round The
night was for the gate money
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-16
Ali Coal Shipments Stonnca.

down the Reading Railroad from the Schuylkii
regions was on saturday. since then not pound
has come down..