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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-17
The President and the Pope.
BALTIMORE METHODIST MINISTER'S CONSIDERING A Sc
OF RESOLUTIONS.

BALTIMORE METHODIST MINISTER'S CONSIDERING A SET
OF RESOLUTIONS.
AT the meeting of the Methodist Episcopal min
sters. VI Baltimore, yesterday, a committee TO
whom resolutions offered by Rev. W. T. d. Clemm
On the 9th Instant, were referred, reported a re-
vision Of the resolutions The revised resolutions
disclaim all sympathy with or concurrence In the
act Of the President IN presenting copy OF the
Constitution Of the United states TO Pope Leo
AilI jubilee gift, and repudiate "thOse ex-
pTcS-iODs IN the Presidents letter, which by
Implication commits US rs citizens and Protes-
tants 10 profound regard for the papal hierarchy
a. represented In and by his Holiness Pope Leo
XIII, as he l. termed by President Cleveland"
and disappearing and cOndemnlng in Its entirety
the Presidents communication as mlsrepresentlng
the Protestant sentiment Of the country. by the
Presidents Official Endorsement" the resolutions
say. "kJulan Catholicism as an issue has Deen
projected into the political arena TO the great deL-
rinient Of the religious and political harmony OF
the country" part OF the preamble being OBJ
Jrcte, 10 the resolutions were referred again TO a
committee 10 have this part changed, and the
paper Will come up for adoption next Monday.
SJIur VI the ministers were opposed 10 taking any
action On the matter at all
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Wr. Wisherbee Denies.

WHAT NE SAYS ABOUT TIE CHARGE OF HIS WIFE.
Through the advice OF my attorneys" said Mr.
A. ;. Witnerbee TO a STAR reporter this morning,
when questioned TO the charges OF his wife
published In The STAB %; yesterday, IL would
rather hot say anything other than 10 deny the
entire charge. Will at the proper time substaIl-
tate my charges, and prove what she has said 10
Ds A malicious liz
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<ales Of Real Essase.

John A. Travis has bought OF Rebecca Blair ct
al, for $500. part lot u 81. gi2, fronting ~ IT
In. on East Capitol, between stn and 10th streets
SIthsast- j. l. Weaver has bought, for SIa6JO,
Of Fannie A Moore sub lots gs 10 ITO and l23
~ tss each ll-sj II by :Si5 H., and the other
la.il by 81, on alley, between and y streets and
North Capitol street and New jersey avenue
Louisa y. Randall has bought for ss175 from A.
a.. na 10 ser n, SUB .@t ~: square So soOs by 3D.
sld 18th street northwest.
DID II WHILE Isro1Ic,rxD.-The personal re-
COShlLAhcc VI Jas h. Holt was taken yesterday In
the criminal Court, with the consent OF the dis
ulct attorney. Holt WAS under Indictment Tor the
einb-zHirment OF silver watch, worth sls, from
Shurinan Co He stated that he was under
the Influence OF liquor when he pAwn-d the watch
but that he Intended 10 redeem IL and return IL 10
tnsO~hrfs- His employers requested his release,
anu promised 10 take him back into their service.
FUNERAL OF ROBERT l. TEEI--The funeral ser
Vices OI Mr. Robert l. Ieel were held as stated In
Yesterdays STAR, AZ his late residence I26 ID
street yesterday afternoon, and afterward the
rrmdins were taken 10 Richmond Tor Internent
The pall-bearers We're: HOnOrary-Gen David Me-
kibbin, COi. +. smith. Col suit Major Thomas
Yeat-,. capt. HoIliE.shead and Mr.. Jonn Young
AcuVe-Capt. Rex Lowe, r l. Rowland j. =
Gray, ID. A fraI, J. +. Harvey and Richard Furt-
her.
AN>AFoLIs-The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
lbs lnaugurated u series Of every "Wednesday ex-
csrs4Diis "a 'le Ancient city" OF Annapolis, CON-
hrncing with Wednesday, January Is. Pas
SINGERS from Washington can take the s:3U a. IN.
us1n and arrive Annapolis at g:55 u IN Re
farming leave Annapolis $50 p. L. and arrive
W tsAinstOn 5:.,O y H. Round trip rate one dol
fu. "A pleasant day can be spent in this Ancient
tity, with Its quaint old streets and houses also
visiting the Naval Academy and grounds; the
STATE caption. with Its historic "reminiscences
Where George Washington rendered his Iesigina-
tlon 10 The Continental Congress- The grounds OF
liar Capitol contain the statues OF Chief Justice
fancy and the brave Baron DE Kalo, who CON-
handed the Mary land Troops In the Revolutionary
War. Remember, the INST excursion January IL.
Round trip tickets 81. Train leaves Baltimore and
Oi4J Depot $50 a. M
MEETING OF a number OF gentlemen In south
NaahIiston was held at st. Doninics Hall on the
tO'h list Tor the purpose Of forming a new build
Ls ASSERTION A temporary organization was
erected. and committee appointed 70 draft q
CONSTITUTION On Wednesday the 18th Inst, the
election OF onncers VIII be held, and subscriptions
ior stock received Among the gentlemen inter
esteo In the new association Maurice FItZ,er
aid. David Murphy, Philip \. Dwyer, 7. I. keane
= y. Culunane, J. j. Brosnan, John QUINN b
Leonard ana M J. Colbert Ali those proposing
10 subscribe for stock In the association are NJ
Quested 70 be present at the meeting st. Dom
InIcs hal on Iae 18th inst. al 2 10 O'Clock
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Gov. Hill HOnOrs Col. Grant.

THE COLONEL OFFERED THE QUARANTINE CoMMIs-
SIONERsBIP, WHICH HE DECLINES
From the New York Tribune, to-day.
II was reported last evening that Gov Hill had
prOIered the Office of quarantine commissioner to
Col. Frederick ID. Grant. This report was con-
firned by Col. Grant to friend at the Republican
club House. He said that he had received dis
patch from the governor IN the afternoon asking
him II he would accept the position The colonel
had made up his mind on the matter long ago and
after talking over the matter witha few friends he
promptly telegraphed reply, saying that he could
not accept the Office under any circumstances.
His friends at the club and republicans generally
endorsed his action. Said one prominent republi-
can leader:
''If Gov Hill supposed for an instant that Col
Grant would accept the Office at his hands, and
especially when the legality OF Mr.. Platts OuSting
Is SO open TO question, then Mr.. Hill Is not the
politician he is considered to be-"
The Dublin corporation has conferred the free
dom OF the city upon Lord Ripon and Mr.. John
Morley.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

w take active part extending profitable business.
hGe yarS eTnsIshsd and n employing TWEEN hands
Nj and sold BY AN "''-l'oAD 'lo'h nooohi
a16-1w 14l6 St, Kellogg Building
Tor sALE-BEsT INVENTION EVER KNOWN;
alter s!E PIN Apply 'o''fh SoNh io' ID a'
lI0R sALE-A DRUG STORE on ONE OF THE
Ha n0ns but those Rlnff. Slfa p
An UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY Is OFFERED TO
several small investors to ion in forming stock
will be glad surprise Address $40 co, Star Of
I,OR sALE-OLD- ESTABLISHED CIGAR STORE.
ner with small capital; owner has her business to
attend mean business Address B. Star office.
IHOR SALE-CIGAR AND TOBACCO STAND IOI2
j. 1th St NV Cool opportunity to right party. and
good reason for selling. jal4-2t'
lrOR SALE-TEN SHARES BELT LINE r. r.
l. Stock Also. ten Texas Land Script Warrants.
i14-3t. LeDroit Building sth and SITS.
ZOO and Retail confect O doing sl6
dy esn Star ss'
w matte Portable Gas Co stock sheilabareer Cars
rasins local ssocts and Sdnds S CRANE PahRis a
co. Bankers, EbSitt House. jaI4-3t
DARTIES SEEKING SAFE INVESTMENTS IN
Il Local Securities will be furnished full partic uars
ON application at our Office GURLEY BROTHERS.,
1919 st. ial3-lm
4 RESPONSIBLE MAN WILL PAY TWO PER
"A cent a month for $500: wanted for six months,
but may be payable demand Address Box 90, Star
office. ja42w
TOHN E BEALL CO, AGENTS FOR THE
q Equitable Mortgage Co. Capital, $1,000, 900.
Mortgages bearing per cent interest payable semi
annually. for any amount. always hand for in
vestors These mortgages guaranteed by the above
company. ja.D- I'm
TUNEN PER CENT LOANS NEGOTIATED ON KAN
Il and Oak farms. First mortgage and No. secur-
ity. Interest promptly paid. W. ID. HARLAN,
d.l2- I'm lie Drot building.
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Not an Expert.

LAWYER WHO MISTOOK WHISKY FOR GIN.
Mrs. Ellen Matthews, who keeps grocery store
at No. So G street southwest, Was before the
Police Court to-day, charged with keeping an un-
licensed bar. Witnesses testified to having OBJ
tanned Scent drinks in Ellen's place. and one wit
ness produced a bottle which he said contained
whisky he had purchased In Ellen's place.
'.Is that whiSky?" asked Mr.. Cahill.
"IeS, sir" answered witness
Don you know that It's gln?r asked Mr.. Cahil
"NO, sir, answered witness. at Is whisky"
Mr. Cahin smelled the contents OF the bottle
and said that II 1t was whisky he would rest his
case. as he knew from the smell that II was GIN
The liquor was poured from the bottle by Mr..
Cahill and IL proved to be whisky. Mr.. Cahil
then said that gin had been In the bottle and that
was the reason why he thought IL was not
whisky.
The judge said he thought Mr.. Cahill could tell
whisky when he saw or smelled II, but he saw
that he could not The court heard further evil
dence and imposed a tine OF S105. Appeal noted.
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BIG SMASH Up
IN The PRICES OF DRY GOODS.

IN The PRICES OF DRY GOODS.
ASTRAKAN CLOTH. 81, reduced to 75c
Handsome Black Striped SILK VELVETS, 81, re-
duced to 45c.
Beautiful Wool and Silk DRESS GOODS. wide dou-
BILE width, &c, reduced 81 &c.
Excellent quality BLACK SILK. 81 reduced 75c.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. slightly soiled, 81 81.
HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDs, yard and . half wide.
pure Wool aud silk. 81, reduced SOC.
CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE
COLORED SILK VELVETS, 81 reduced to Soc
French SA1TINE COMFORTS, &a.25
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, immense size. extra
heavy. 30, reduced to $3. 81
TR1CO CLOTH. pure Wool. wide double width. (no
reductionl 371S &c.
FRENCH SEkGE elegant Dress Goods all colors all
pure fine wool wide double width Ono reduction)37 nc
Cash Customers who buy 81 or over will receive one
of the following presents: One pair of large size
pure linen. knitted fringe Damask Towels:
Napkins: pair of beautiful Corsets, one
large size pure Silk Muffier worth 81. Cash Custo-
mers who buy $40 over will receive one Of the
following PRESENTS One large size handsome Bridal
Quilt worth 80; two pairs Of large size pure linen
knotted frinRed Dsnask Towels, Table Damask pure
linen. hne quality. ~ yds long one dozen pure linen
Napkins or ono pair elegant Corsets
sHr Don't fail to ask for the valuable present IS
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

V,oR RENT-9,,6 MASS AVE y. W. ROOMS
l. mod IA prov ements central and good location.
rrnt reasonable. THOs 4 MAGGAMAN.
ja14-3t als 4 II N. ".
1SoR RENT-IUST THE PLACE foH BOARDING
house. cor l~t aud IA sts a. W. near 6oNcrnneit
Printing Othce. noon house Kitchen and BATH
ni, dern I'M roNealenis Inquire Of a. %
Tosite corner. jAs- l2t'
I,oR RENT-DESIRABI.E PRIVATE RESIDENCE
= lSns Conn ave, near British Minister II roun- q,
All mod ilnifs wooden mautle-, opcn rrt-pisCcS ia.
ton ~ mirror &c. Hous IN complete and thurutssh
or.ier Will rent 10y the year 10 private family only
j. FRED. MEL. El. 5lB 9th st nv lal3 81
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BLACK and blue cOrkscrew pants, that were s.,
D. s. and $50. reduced To 81 Eisernan Bros, cor
ieT 9Th and T. streets.
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Opening Or French SArEESs
sEATON PERRY.
fSncceSOr to PERRY 4 RROrHrRl


"DIRECT IMPO.;TAIION'' OF THE lINEST
QUALITIES Oh FRENCH SATEENS
DOLLFUS, MEG Gle
FRERES KOECHLIN
THESE GOODS HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED
FROM PARIS, WHERE THEY WHERE MADE TO
NY EXPRESS ORDER FOR THE SPRING IF 1888.
WRAPS AND NEWMAkKETS.
"GREATLY REDUCED PRICES' ON SEAL PLUSH
SACQUES. WRh PS AND JACKETS.
"ODDS ANDENDS' IN SEAL PLUSH AND BRO
A GREAT SACRIFICE"T TO CLOSE.
GREAT BARGAINS" IN REMNANTS OF SILKS.
yELVETS, DRESS GOODS WHITE GOODS,
BLEACHED GOODS. LINENS, sATEENS. GING-
NoVELTIEs IN SILK GAUzEs, ILLUSIONS,
CREPE DE CHIMES AND BRUSSELS NETS, AT
new MORE FRANCHISE AND MORE AN
sUPERB STOCK OF LYONS BENGALINEs,
FAILLE FRANCHISE, SATIN DUCHESSE AND ALL
SILK yELNETS IN BLACK AND COLORS.
SATIN AND MORE FOR PANELS AND GARNI-
NOVELTIES IN FABLE AND VELVET COM.
BINED PANELS WITH SASHES TO MATCH
TREFOUSSE KID GLOVES. SILK HOSIERY
DPLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building. Pennsylvania ave-. cor. 9th st:
Established lS4O. ja14
II AUFMANN's So SHOE FOR MEN IN BUTTON,
DOODLE COMBINATION,
jh13-6t 1241 and l243 18th St s.e.
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FnK PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy. HOO Pa ava

CUsIOsITIEs FOR DINE MUsEUN.-A toothless
baby, a Lay ing hen and a shy trout are perfectly
natural but man who has brain or nerve dis
ease and don't Use Scotch oats Essence is enough
Of a fool To Oder himself for exhibl ton at dime
Ilu.euul-
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1,OR sALE-CHEAP-lll4 Isl ST. NV. ROOM
II houses lot isnlOo deep 60 alley. housc cost
5000 60 build s-p,d Investment price s-OOO;
jAls-lt' c II fAlkER ~ AMI s.w
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DAVIS, ~ 7th ST., will make one large crayon
and one dozen nicely finished cabinet portraits for
s.. come and ~e them
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FrssKILs leg CREAM and Charlotte Russo.

$4,000 WORTH OY FURNITURE AT CosT FoR SPoT
C.sH-I will for the next ten days give those In
want Of furniture a chance TO buy at cost. The
stock comprises all the leading makes OF the coun-
Try and for style and finish they stand unexcelled
Now Is your chance 10 get bargains That seldom
UCcUr. A call l. solicited BRETTBARTHs,
Odd Fellows Hall, 9TH ST. NV.
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The Whole Family.

The Whole Family.
WASHINGTON, GA, February 5, 1886.
WIN. B. RIKER Il son:
Dear Slrs-Ple,.se send me at once four bottles OF
RkerS american LlIiment" and one bottle OF
hkers Expectorant. zone bottle seems TO make a
cure o1 the whole family eIcoSr two dollars.
Yours truly, C.. A. ALEXANDER.
Invincible Minnesota Patent Process
Flour makes the best bread. Depot, Az 9TH stnw.
NJ q l.. METZGER.
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West WashimxsOn Affairs.

THE AMERICAN GUARD COUNCILS ANNIVERSARY
The NTH anniversary OF American Guard Council,
No. 1. order United American Mechanics, was Gel
ebraLed last night at Odd Fellows Hall by we'll
arranged program. The following participated
Ia the exercises: Rev. W. ii. Osborne, and Messrs
III. h. Bayly, X Payne, w. II. Schlosser, VIM. j.
Boarman, H. Crown, and Misses Carrie FrOth, Min
ME Ellis. Emily Froth, Emma King, stella Crown,
and Lillian Boarman- Upon the conclusion OF the
exercises refreshments were served.
The FIRST SINCE THURsDAY.-CieOrge Jackson
colored was arrested yesterday for the larceny OF
six barrels from Edward Parker. This Is the first
arrest made In this precinct since Thursday last
Judgment against Chas. Arbuckle, the coffee
merchant against whom was decided the suit
for breach Of promise, brought by Miss Clara Camp
bell, was entered AZ the county clerks ONCE In
New york yesterday
The demonstration which It Is proposed to hold
In London In honor OF Nessrs O'Brien and sullivan
Will be limited 70 q banquet Mr.. OBrien's health
forbids his attending open-air receptions. HIS
doctors advise rep0se In q warmer climate.
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INFORMANT 70 the Government Printing ONCE
employees Excellent meals served at all hours by
i MANGuM. sOJ North Capitol 81.
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The Courts

CRIMINAL CoURr-Jnd0e Mont9omeru
Yesterday, William Hall, larceny from the per-
son: verdict guilty. Lemuel Digs, assault to
rape; verdict not guilty John Green, housebreak-
ing: bench warrant returned cepl, and the defeu-
dant committed. Edward Washington, embezzle-
ment; guilty.
ORPHANS CoURT-.Judoe Merrfck
Yesterday, estate OF Elizabeth l. Foller; order
authorizing transfer Of bonds Estate OF L. D.
Blakelock; will filed.
POLICE CoURT-JudQe Smell.
To-day, Ellen Matthew's unlicensed bar; $105:
days Rose spencer. do; do Geo. W. Edmonds.
fast driving: 81 Betty Douglass, disorderly con-
duct: s. or Il days Henry ID. Whttenbeyr,
cruelty 10 animals; 81 VIM. stewart, profanity
s. or days VIM. Belt, cruelty TO animals; 81
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London paper says 'The fate OF the missing
French aeronauts, Messrs. Lhoste and Mangot, Is
unfortunately placed beyond doubt by the account
OF the captain OF the steamer Prince Leopold when
on a voyage from Newcastle to Lisbon. The Arago
was seen On November ID about thirty miles
west OF Isle OF Wight trying to get into suitable
current as the balloon had lost the favorable wind
which brought the aerOnautS from France. They
were watched from the steamer for some hours
the weather being extremely bad, and when In
the afternoon the balloon descended, either invo-
UNFAIRLY or to gain assistance from the steamer
the Prince Leopold CHI 'ngei her course In their
favor and got a boat ready. The sea was too high
however, TO attempt a rescue, and as the gale In
creased the unfortunate aerOnauts seemed to lose
control OF their frai craft Till at last gust cap
sized the car. The Prince Leopold steamed quickly
TO the spot, but no sign OF the poor Frenchmen
could be found, and as the weather was dangerous
and darkness falling, the vessel was obliged TO
continue her voyage. The French AerOnautical
Society have given up their annual banquet as a
mark OF respect TO the memory OF the victims. NJ.
Mangot was quite an amateur, only nineteen years
old, but NJ. Lhoste, who was twenty-Seven years Of
age, had made over two hundred ascents."
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The Garfield Hospital.

NEW OFFICERS ELECTED AT LAST NIGHTS MEETING
A meeting OF the board OF directors OF the Gar
field Hospital was held last night. and the follow
ing Officers were elected: Mrs. Justice Harlan TO
succeed Mrs. senator Harrison on the board OF In
corporators; Mrs Gen Logan TO succeed Mrs. Gen.
Ricketts, on the board OF directors; president
Justice Samuel +. Miller; vice-presidents, ii. A.
willard and John A. Baker; executive committee
MesSrS Fendall, McCammOn and Willard, Mrs.
senator Blair and Mrs Gen. Logan
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lrOR RENT-BY r. q. HOFFMAN.
EIRNlSHEn

linear 18th st lSr 333.:S3 9thabove st. 12r $50
ISsa Ga ssr 4 i5r $40 nesr sh It To-
18th st.. nr L.. ~ rs. 200 II, LIST ST. Sr...l0O
h near 9th st l2r....200 10Th mr. ST. lor... SO
Conn ave. near st 200 y. H. mr. NJ Or ,
St near 18th 11r; I50 18TH near St, ST.
n, near 18th st., l2r. 10 2lst. 90
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LOR RENT-BY GEO W. IINKINs.
EOR RENT-HOUsES

VSOh hkNT-HOUSES
Il l42I y ST H. i2ll st. Sc. l3r...... SO
fur Hrs. .,......Sl2oI926 Mass. ay NV, Or. 80
Cor St and Conn. l201 18th ST NV. .rs...5 40
NV. l3r. 1866 81 9Th St NV, Sr......3o
3Oo2 ST. fur, l3rSO 80 ST. 0rs %. 33
Park Hotel, 9TH St road. Cor. 18th and Bay sts-,
e0S St NV. i5r.:... ISIS sth st NV rs.
1888 9 81. NV. lSr.....15 basement and , rs. LIST
l4l0 st NV. 9rs -. 80 30s ST. NV. or......20
142l 29th ST. n. go 62l ST. Ia
2U1 st. 9rs.. 30 1921 IL h ST. crib 30
l.OS Pa. NV, 6r....J So st Sw.. IA
lo st 30 6.:S kssex Court NV l.. ID
yOl n. J. Hrs 80 4i4 LIST st ars l2.30
42lS stnw., rs. 21.,O - st. s.w., 5rr 12.so
l235 q W., ID lib 4th ne. 4rs.. L.
zoos st. Sc, IT.. =, Re n 1907 Sth ST NV.
STORES. OFFICES. ETC.
to 2o................$754 6S La ave. basement $40
9l3 Md. ware 46S La sv. I'd A. Ar 30
room. 80 store and dwg..
Store ana dwelling, 3O4 18Th and Boy n-w-4rl IL
14th st. 40 Lenox Bldg. room D. 10
Store and dwelling, Al Stable rear 6ll n NV. 10
1T. s.w., Or. .}5 stable $50 ST. H.
The above is only portion of the property on my
books For full list call office for bulletin issued on
the LIST and 18th lal'l THos. Z. wAGGAMAN.
Eok RENr-93l RHODE ISLAND AVE NM;
tenant only $40. W. CLARENCE DUyALL.
jal1-3t 9.,.I r st. NV.
INOR RENT-HOUSES 1915 AND 1923 MARION
List. H. W.; new, all MI: seven rooms d bath
NV: south front, fourteen rooms. Can be leased
favorable terms. Apply to MCLACHLEN & BATCH
ELDER l225 st. jal6-tt
I>OR RENT-3o2 MASS. AVE n E., TWO STORY
Il and basement bay window Brick House; new
s2.i month HENRY JAEGER. - Attn st e j9-I3t'
IGOR RENT-A LOVELY CoRNfR RESIDENCE
41S . ST. been built only three years: newly
papered and painted III rooms with all modern i'm
prov ments: rent $40. Inquire I 414 % st. II. ".
jas l2t'
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=
Az Ilh ST. NV
Phillips Digestible Cocoa
was served at International Medical Congress. go
TO COnsumptiveS.-Many have been happy
to give their testimony in favor Of the OF Wil-
boris Pure cod Liver OH and PhoSphateS." Expe-
renee has proved IL to be ii valuable remedy for
Consumption, Asthma, Diphtnerla, and ali dis
eases OF the Throat and Lungs. Manufactured
only by A. b. WILBOR, Chemist, Boston. sold by
all druggists eo3
s'ROyal Clues mends China, Glass, Wood, &c
Fresh Attorney Butter churned cverv morning
and delivered in y Id. ward" prints. Ace. per 10.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Butlermilk; sweet Milk
DC. per quart.
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BLACK and blue cOrkscrew pants, that were s..
f, g. and $50 reduced 10 81. ElSenan Bros,
nrr u Hnl Z sfreeIS
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From the Plumas National
Last week George Herring started from Indian
Valley for Gibsonville In a cart drawn by wild
mustang. When he came to the soda Springs he
stopped to get drink OF water. In getting out he
stumbled against the mustang and frightened 1t
so that 1t started TO run with George hanging to
the lines. 1t went quite distance. when horse,
cart, and driver went over the grade, going down
the hill 80 feet bringing up against some bushes.
He got the horse and cart back on the grade, when
the horse fell in the road and was unable to rise.
George tied the halter strap TO the cart and pro-
ceeded to unharness the horse. As quick as the
harness was on the horse struggled 70 his feet
and went on the grade again, dragging the cart
by the halter strap. BY this time George, who
had been sick for some time, was about exhausted,
but he managed 10 get down 70 the horse and got
him back on the grade again, leaving the cart.
Thinking horseback riding would be good for an
invalid. he attempted 70 ride back to Shoofy, but
was ignOminiously bucked on twice in about q
. minute. He was compelled 70 lead the horse to
Shoony. where he got q saddle, and again at
TO resume his journey but the bronco again
bucked him on. His feet hung In the sttrrup
and the horse ran over him couple OF times and
kicked his clothes nearly Oh. George came to the
conclusion that q freight wagon was the safest
mode OF travelling. 50 he came to Quincy with M.
McCutcheon, where he arrived IN Ioerable cOndt-
lion, a Little soIe and bis clothes badly damaged
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LOCAL MENTION.
The " Gather.

lrd'cnrions for The 2. hours commencing ais p.
For the District OF Columbia Maryland and Viz
glnla, warmer, snow, except rain In southeastern
virginia, fresh TO brisk winds, becoming south
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