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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-01

GROWTH OF RIcKxosD, yA.-The Richmond
Dlspdtch to-day, in reviewing trade, says: The
growth of Richmond and Manchester was
greater last year than ever before, our city
showing total of 81 new houses, and Man.
chester III. The suburbs are thriving, too.
and there are now populous communities Just
beyond the corporation lines. The number of
manufacturing establishments ia 729 an in
crease of 30, with annual sales Of $2S. 95l, AL
an increase of 81 .064, l0l; amount OF sales in
the jobbing trade, S24, 405, 900; increase,
s2115,000. The city has twenty-one miles OF
street-car routes, much OF which is double
tracked"
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-TO BUY S-ROOM HOUSE WEST OF
w 9th st. NV, for $4,000. all cash. Address
BUYER. Star office. d3l-:3ts
WANTED - BY A PRIVATE FAMILY FOR A
w term of years, House with modern improve
ments containing 10 ar IL rooms, situated between
18th and 9Th, q and SITS. Address, with full par
ticulars, VI. G.. L. Star office. d29-3t'
WANTED
w Houses of all grades to rent to customers More
callers than We can supply. Also houses to sell.
HEBRON X RAMEY,
d7-1m 1907 L st. H..
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-TWO OR THREE ROOMS NEAR 10TH
w aud SITS, furnished for light housekeeping. Ad-
dress KITCHEN Star office. ja1-3t.
WANTED - TWO OR THREE UNFINISHED
w rooms, within short walk of Ebbitt House, with
good board from Jan. j. Address TALBOT, star
office. d29-3ts
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afternoon Sergeant Diggins investigated the
death Of Chas. Stein, who died from the effects
OF dose of rough on rats" as published in
yesterdays STAR He released Mrs. Schultz and
her son, Philip, who were arrested on suspicion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-01

A Boy GRABS CASH Box.-Last evening
about O'Clock, one Of the bob-tail cars on
the Metropolitan line was turning the corner of
9TH and F streets the driver noticed two colored
boys near the car. One of them grabbed the
eash-box and both of them ran off. The driver
OF the car, Jesse Mann, gave chase. The boy
who bad the box dropped it and escaped. The
driver captured the other boy and turned him
over to the police He gave his name as Geo.
Jones and was released on bail. This morning
in the Police Court the case was Continued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-01

The Police TELEPHONES REcoRp.-There
were 279 alarms during the year, lO5 of which
were local. in which the alarm comes in and
the companies notified by telephone. There
were l11,1l3 mes sages sent over the police tel
ephone wires on police business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-01

HOUSES
and sts. NV. 4Sr. 1928 St n.w..6r .... s45
mod inps 500 2OI5 n st NV, ST.. 40
SlQ 1lth ST. NV, l0r. $50 l23 ST. Sc, Sr. IS
ll34 st. NV, 15r.-l25 BIB ST. NV, or - IS
52S 18th st. NV. l9r 125 22l6 II ST. NV, IT.. 30
d919 ave III 80 81 200 1th St w. 3r, s'e. rs
Si2fst Sr and store. so Sd floor, 1107 Pa. %
1883 is,h ~ w Tor SO i55 s 3ifh q 81 nw %
I'd door 1107 Pa ave 80 go ID ST NV :Sr store i g
6Q5 9Th st. W., 14r 52 so 309 ID ST Sc Or -. / ;
1874 81, LOT 20 3o3 ST Sc, -
iSi1 81 NV, VI. Do o3o 9th ST. Or stb ,
LAG Sd st. NV, Or 80 1901 10th St n W., Ar Is
40 21st ST. NV. Or As 1899 Wylie ST u. e Or 3
t145E at. NV. Or. As 1908 n J. ave Sc, Or .l2
FURNISHED HOUSES
near 18th st, l3r; 5000 R i. ave-, BIT 16Sl7 sI25
bet 18th 18th. tl666 4 St, near 18th, lr 100
Conn. ave, near st.. $50 +, near 18th st Tor loo
ST., near 10th, LII. 200 both. bet and R. Or 90
Iowa Circle l5r 200 2Sth, near q. sr.
nm above n st, l2r. 100 35th, near NV, IT, .6J
q, bet 18th 4th 1rl so Sth ST near T, 5r -, IS
Il, near 2lst St. Sr. ..1b0
941 ST., ID floor, 5 front II 8 lth st. NV Or AS
RS, heated BY steam. $50 n e. cor f. fr 5 to II
s41 +, 3D. floor, front RS, 939 St, Cd door lr 2j
heated by steam ....., 90 $50 ST. "a foor In IS
Elegant rooms in "Sun 40 La ave from 1 o 10 %
Building, "hreproof,2 ele- 5l3 18th ST. 2r. o5
yatorr, heated by steam, III st n W Or - 81
from $50 to 900 each. ll2ll ct n w Or - 81
ITO ST., 3D. floor 3r. 40 81 3 i 1 tn St 3r - %
lilo ST., 4th floor, 3r 80 400 1875 St NV, hall 20
STORES.
!a01 Pa. ave. store. .s15 5l2t 1th ST n. so
rs g Pm st. NV 5 421 11th st. n. 40
d3l r. O. HOFFMAN. 10th and .ts. NV.
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RoBBrRrEs REPoRrED.-Miss Anne Campbell,
Nos. sl4 and $40 18th street, reports that her
house was entered last evening and robbed of
several articles of jeweiry. Ware,
No. 500 B street southeast, reports that his
house was entered last night and robbed of a
gold watch and chain and eco in cash
Mills, No. 1911 18th street, reports the larceny
Of push-cart.-Jas. T. Brennan, No. 1107
4th street. reports the theft of an ulster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-01
PERSONAL.

w ALYDORA," THE ONLY EFFECTIVE PREPA.
IN ration for developing the bust. Attenuated and
undeVeloped forms made plump and beautiful Never
fails Used externally No Instruments. Change per-
Manufacturer, 703 18th NV. d3l-Ims
(yIvIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
" and answers. Send Zoe to
5. w. FLYNN, A. NJ, Ivy Institute
d27-1m. Southwest cor Sth and X sta NV.
nIyoRCEs-A GoODRICH, ATToRNEY-AT-LAW,
LIZA Dearborn ST.. Chicago; advice free; twenty
transacted sel6-s,ti.th .iy
WM. WILLIAMS, GE0.w, McELFREsH, AUTHOR
promptly attended TO and strictly confdentisL Ofce
open all hours. W. WILLIAMS, Manager. 026 Fn.w
my4-Sm-
vUSTHs OLD STAND IS TIE ONLY PLACE
~ where hrst-clsss Second Hand Clothing can be
sold ut respectable prces Address OF call OF ST.
NV. my1.9m
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

EOR RENT-sEvERAL FINE ROOMS, sos nth
I st. NV, opposite Boston Dry Goods House. suita-
BILE for dental rooms modesto other business pur-
poses. HARDING WATERS, 6O6 18th st. NV
d11-1m
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EoR .sALE--AT A sACTiCE-AN FLEaAST!
II SteinNay square Piano nlgnihcent fnn.. ora. y
heailS new. fully warrant. cost $3.50. Gan 10
oOusht away on IRON cost, eler for cash or time.
Special holiday bargains inev UIright Pianos in
az stSies 81 fancy woods asactory prices and psy1
Special barg-ains and big aucements for ten days
The PIANO EKCHANGNEw wARERoOMs. 4
d%O sl3pa ave.
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STORES. OFFICES, sc.

Store and dw'g. l7O2 Boy sts mo -..s SIS
Pa. ay. n.w-.....S 100 Stable rear Al l 81. -
Store 1927 ID 81. IA. 50 9th aud Pa aV n lg. 20
Store 1106 Pa NV. 80 6l5 eth ST, Rs..S5. Is
Store and cellar 2l26 40l 9TH ST. Ia floor.
18th ST. n.w........ 80 so room -. !. -, 10
Store 1000 y. Cap. st. 80 4GS la ave sff lk
Store and dw'g 18th and Cellar 1543 NJ an W.. 5
The above is only a portion % the propory on my
books For full list call office for bullet Oh
the LIST snd 18th. id2Sl THOS. l.. wAdkAMAN
EoR RENT-1I0s z ST. So; ROOFS; ALL
j. mod; imp. new, so. lilo T st. s.e rooms.
all mod imp: new SD. Slg Sd ST. sws q roomB,
SO. s23 ID ST. sw. rooms, SIS, l34 st. s,w.:
store and dwelling. rooms, Sis 1898 Uion alley
NV. G5th aud 10th, L and NJ; o roor& SIS. ~
Eenton st. ne. rooms; water and gas 10 Q. 30.
Fenton St nc. rooms, water aud gas, Al &c. FUR
NISHED.-l9lf Sunderland Place; ele&nty fur.
pished throughout silver, glass, china llen. &C.
ueg-.3m
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EoR RENT-5I7 ID ST. sw., 6Rs. $3.50; us
100 9th St sy 5rs., sl5.3 80: 916 ct s;w;, srs..
Court 3rs SO IS; 3O7 st. sw, Srs, sI6 90 b
LEONARD, An ST. s.w. d29-3ts
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dispatch from Lincoln, Neb., says that
telegram was received from Senator Mander-
son last evening denying the statement that he
had been rendered a cabinet position.
Russell Harrison arrived home from New
York last night. He declined to say anything
about politics. but said he knew of no New
York politicians coming here to see the Presi-
dent-elect
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MONEY tt LOAN.

- 4 nAn TO LOAN SUMS OF -. 600,
'-fsOOV each. CT iole, on improved -
ssJAts IA the city; no commion. Address II YES II
MINT. star Office d2a-3ts1X
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EkwAY; ALMOST As
eight cheap for cash.
d.ssa-3f-
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MAHoSE's FRIENDS TO VISIT HARRISON.

A Richmond special says: The delegation OF
Mahone's friends which was to have gone to
see MIR. Harrison last week has postponed its
visit until the middle Of January to give the
President-elect rest. They will urge the
name of Malone for high appointment and
give Harrison an idea of the troubles of the
republican party in Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-01

l. 1920 9th st. nwr l531 18th u. W. 1Or $50 so
Tor. h large stables so so 500 ST a W. fjr 49, ID
512le eth SITS w., 7r. % 30 iIO Sd at a e. 1850
IOf av. NV, Or 10 30 S23 18th St ne. 7r. -
S:5o 9th st Sc, 20 S14 Grant Or =
store cor 9th and SITS 20 1871 ST. Or. o
1119V st. NV, Or .....l5i
W. c. DUyAII.
d293t 925 st NV
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08
THEIR DEAD CHIEF.
5o1rhsroers Deeply Mourn tns
Death Of Js6sEsoa Dzviz
slsY Giles Dos TIE elgs OF Wcg
Ths hsz.las Lytax ~ state "a tAs City
h24 - Ns~ OFls4as Khs later
A4sat - Isks Place %
Hs1aSSdAy NszE.

AEs O8LEASs. Dsc. T.-Las sxpres-
sion q sorfos szaoBs ths people o.sz
the death of JereFsea Davis is zs siu-
care - Il "a gsAsf4L kEi0sy ~ksa the
Re~s " Tia deSEh sprS4d throughout
the c.ry s@xs SeEs suspended - A4lf
mss1 from al she eity shd state build
Ings, newspaper ol3css. banks 4nd ia
sursRcs companies Is hAs been
Suggested that Goyeraor Nicholls
issue , proclamation setting apart
. day % mourning. ana that the
people of the city dress Jheir houses
wish erzps ous Of respect for the distin-
gulshed dad A movement - seoorase
residences Nith mourning o0lOFs las a.
ready been made 2n1 Is meeting with
fAvos throughout al parts of ths city.
The funeral all take Place Nednes-
daY noon, Bishop Gaileher, of the Epis-
eop4l church, conducting the ceremony.
Ihe body VIII Do temporarily inferred
a. Astario Cemetery, in the tomb Of the
Veteran Association VI the Army OF
Northern Virginia.
Mrs Davis has been pr0strated by the
death of her husband Her children.
Miss Winfield Davis, ''the daughter OF
the Confederacy,r and Mrs. Hayes, Of
Colorado City, were not IN the city. The
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08
a GIGANTIC SCHEME.


A Bank with Capital of sIoO. 900 900
TO lie Organized In New York UndeT
the Bsnedictton OF the Pope TO Care
For and Invest the Enormous Revenues
of the Catholic Church.
NEW YORK, Dec The Herald says.
A most stupendous enterprise is on
foot Ii is one that Will create pro-
found sensation throughout the world.
The people Of America viii receive the
news with various emotions The
Universal Association Bank and Trust
Company is about 10 be formed in this
city under the special benediction Of
the Pope Of Rome, with : capital Of
Sl0o, 600, 600, 10 receive, care for and in
vest not only the enormous revenues Of
the church. but the private fortunes Of
its members. The moneys Of all other
persons and sects are 20 be received and
invested as well The Pope desires
that the institution be organized in
America in order 20 insure the safety
OF the church's funds IN case OF q gem
eral war in Europe.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08
BIRrHPLAcE or JEFFERSON DAVIS.

BIRTHPLACE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.
former is in Paris and the latter was de-
tained az Fort Worth, Tex, while on
her tourney TO her fathers bedside.
Dispatches from Fort Worth and Paris
report that the children were overcome
with grief upon receipt OF the news Of
their fathers death.
Many telegrams of sympathy have
been received By Mrs Davis from all
parts .of the South. All the city pa
pers' published with the announcement
Of his death editorials eulogizing the
late Southern leader, who was, while
living, the embodiment - the South Of
the lost cause"
The Supreme Court Of the State has
decided to adjourn on Wednesday next,
on which day the funeral services will
be held. The five divisions of the civil
district court have ad journed as mark
of respect for Mr.. Da7is.
At about 1l:l5 Friday night the
widow OF the dead statesman bade fare
well 10 his ashes. One kiss was i'm
printed on the pale cold lips, and then
she turned sorrowfully away to the soli
tude OF her own apartment. The door
had scarcely closed behind her when
the flowers were removed 10 carriages
and the cssket was carried to the
hearse by the following friends Of
the ex-President: T.. II. Farrar,
Judge C. E. Fenner. f. B. Kruttschnitt,
J. U. Payne. r. w. Foster and James
Richards. Officers John Teen and L. s.
Sebisa served as police escort, and the
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08
uorlalzse 81 sllooTr.

coeEpesslae8 AsUrasGS fhs Ae>s "a tAs.f
s<lsrass- Nssriy Es~rs Nsaaisr ~ ths
Houss C&asAt a. The kurse1zler--w " nAt
Ass4s2 nlA CaAkx~@s a~As a. lAs
Natter
MAsHINsToN, Dee g - The Siloott
sef&lestion - 1as ssAssEiSR ~ tss
isy here sna little "a R0thlAg else =
i@lkea sb0at Ths en- be4zlemsnI "a
breach 81 trust involves neAFls every
nea Ter ~ CsEgress tvery oAlo D0n-
gresham wltA ths exception ~ NJ
b0otk nAn Is oDt UoAtas s~l~T!
These are : iss ei the losers Ans tls
amounts Of their losses - shown - tke
revised ilst
Clars WA - 7az Bs.asE n ~ $50,
.selssen nkGiEer ~ NNa<i faix Osa5 esi
n ~ EeD Hsak 4Id AeA .li.a
fTeal-l 49, s4o1 HAra.ss - . "a
6ayus Pa T. ~. URsa ltn4l o A
6ilghaU IA tlso AE-eat ofleT Eaen
uxrs wEo lose persoEal deposits srs hepresel'
lauves Blis 0PsA e. 80 buttsrworth "a p.
tSo, EoTuasua sOre a. SO OaEEel lNsel
ElAs Owea Ina sSs B0vaen iksi. tsli .
bueksleN Pa = ~. bunoss AlCGl 49,
lGndler MAsa e. IA gl4sle ,C4l) a. IA
DuooLs ,lea1ol. q soe E4los lTeln3 ks1
tItot a. y q IA, hookeT Mlsa &1A
Asls1 Pa $50 &AsoI IA 49,, NeAdos
~ D. talei HcCoruick Pa s89 he0rcsTy
Ky ssn AohenDs Cal Eoc. FaoAer :
= o. 40. Russell .CeAEl. sa0o stahiaecsor
n - tlgC
Although the matter is still al open
question, II appears that tie responsi-
bility for the loss cen nor be located.
As The bond 81 the eergssnt-at- Arlns
Was given 10 cover Gao performance OF
his Official duties, % can not be seen
how his bOndsmen cLn be held for any
loss incurred bs hin while scting - q
disbursing officer Without any authority
Of law, OF ho~ bis private property could
be- touched.
Some members propose the passage Of
. Joint resolution referring the entire
matter u the accounting officers Of the
Treasury a. stralehtsn ouy and acvsnc-
ing a sufficient amount Of money 70 the
new Sergeant-at-Arms 20 pay the
salaries of those who are
short Whether Tie measure viii
receive the support o. majority Of The
House OF rot ls tAe question. for many
fear the effect OF public sentiment md
their chances Tor Reelection. IL ls oeT-
tain that q bill viii bc introduced on
Monday and placed Immediately upon
its passage making il unlawful for any
members Of Congress 10 overdraw
his salary or borrow money from ths
Sergeant-at-Arms Or any other officer II
the House. or seek the Endorsement Of
any such officer upon financial paper,
and there is very little doubt that this
will meet with unanimous approval
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08
TRAGEDY AT ST. LOUIS.
An Opium Eating Lover Mortally wounds
His Sweetheart and Her Father and
RlllS Himself.

An Opium Eating Lovor NortaIiy wounds
His Sweetheart and Her Father and
alls Himself
ST. LOUIS. Dec. Casper Clspy was
a machinist, q wears old. and loved
Mary Arson, aged %, daughter Of
John Anson, also mschinist
and co-worSer Of Clispy's in
the Missouri Pacific railroad
shops. Cispy was confirmed
opium consumer. and Arson had forbade
him visiting his daughter. \ few min
utes before G o'clock a 70. ClisPy went
20 Anson's house. 3184 Hickory street. The
family we're at breakfast Some angry
words passed between the men. when
Clispy drew revolver and fred at An
son. infictinR mortal wound. lie then
shot his sweetheart, Mary. and her
youngest sister, Agnos. fatally wounding
the former and seriously iniuring the
latter. AL fell 20 the floor. and while
they lay there bleed ng the murderer
placed his pistol 20 his Own hesd and
blew his brains out. DYING In half an
hour His body was taken 10 the unorgue.
and physicians were called 20 attend the
yoruipd Ane0nS
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08
EMln REY,s InLuRIFS.
stanley SAYS IL Conditioa IA in th'
Grentest Degree Critical

STANLEY SAYS IL Condiuoa "a ia the
Grentest Degree Critical
LoxDON. Dec. Henry N Stanley.
uba arrived - Zsnzi bar Friday. con-
raanicates 20 Nj Bar3ett-Coltts by
cable tbat the condition 81 Emia
Pasha ls in the greatest degree c-it-
cal and that fhe German naval sur
geons vho have seer him 5eclsre
tAat only twenty in . hundred ssra cases
ever recover. sails percentage ir-iu3I-r
a. the cases of men ln tho gor 20 .fe
Emins age is not graf but as ply
slcal condition - rot good. In sddl-
tor 60 other bad symptoms the hem
orrhara from she ears eantoaes ard
this thoaEh Is prevents TIA im musdiate
formation ~ iarre clet 70 ihs bra
uanaoes llfe By loss of strength Hs g
l9iax in tAe 0erman hesr tal 81 Bags
mora - Parke sflll hss some hor~
Eaxnshrea ney Missouri Cs>l 81 ---s-
MAcoV, ca Zee A sraAIeafe ~
Ingilsh capitalists hAs housbt Tor
50. aoe o0o the nIne coal mines an the
l.as ~ 'aa HAaa bal&st Josega ra4l.
fosd 10 Nston laastF Fassesslen elll
b els'a p tAe q.r.Aasers "a JAa AR
/. lsa3
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

MILTON, Ind. Dec. Mrs Magdslens
Boggs, OF this place. died al her home
here Friday morning, aged lO5 years,
sole woman was OF German descent the
daughter of Peter and Cathsrine Sheaf-
fer. and was born Al Elizabeth town. Ian
caster County. Pa, eighteon miles west
OF Lancaster City. December 70 l7sS.
Her father served in the revolutionary
war, dying in ls4s al the age Of ~ years
She was married 10 Alexander Boggs in
1Sov
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08
THE MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Dec
FLoUR-Rsther dull Spring patents q IA
boo. Strsights q 7-Qs - Bakers. r. "a -.
winter patents q ga 20 Clears o. gQt8 ~
WHEA1- Rolled reak ard lower $50 cash
sud Decembor. 1c,AQ7s4c. Nsy s5G1s No.
q <s<&6oc 10 8 f211b
CoHN-TrsdlEg active and firm 10 2Nha
&c, no Yenor. 2 sGz24c December. sis
s21sc. January. Sls@sikc. Nay. s3so. guly.
83R 633c
OArs-Quist but frrner 80 cash 20xa
2ozc. Deceuber Nh98lc January s0K a2ic.
&ay. skoaSc Samples ir node-ute scpply
and steady No is4azic Eo white 2I4
az. Ne 20s azIc. No 2Wbit, EEiz4c
RyE-Stesdy sno quiet No cash ir -.
go. December delivery 4stc Nar se~o
ssmples ss1<oc fo1 No 2. <s4a<5c for 30 z
BhRIET- Rsfher oull. dgusnd light Ne q
20S<c. No =. ios Fra1es g clolcs 29,3sc
10 3 god - choice 81 34sc No ( HsGH7c
MEss Porg Trading uoAorsf. and prices
steady Prices rsrgsd ~ - s7lsea - For cash ;
o. 5i1s y for yeHf. So tEds - for Jsnusry o. 70
g - for Nay
LsR8- Trscns SCAT ans prices steady Our
tstions ranged a. . - "a . fu- cssh = - %
s27-s f0r ysbusrJ Bisass1s ~ Tor May
BUrTER -crssasr1, s4s7c' Dalry. u9Soe
Psckins stock "a &c.
Eegs Fresh ~ .1zsc
FovI7EF Drssssa Chiossus sz-r ps- n .
Dressed TurksFs sl11c per Ih TIre rufFs.
s9ssc per r. Live gcase - ooass0per o9zsn.
~rv vopF Der ?
wHEt- rur sr> sasT December saa s<-lr.
yanssry s4zss 7rsc Tehrus-r - asfs.r.
Narrh s7A0t7xc Fs7 - is g4sg.t sura.
ska~sc
CoEs-Firnsr ssc suist Nirse Western -
azsse
oa1s-strongsr fairy active wsf,srnL n
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

CEE-tcc Der
CsTTTs NzrEsr f,-lr sc-ivs o. isesa ara
sniPrirg secoant rvuor iess -sthsr sio-
Good grass ir fatr a1@sf Cfusrsrfrr.s rEng-1
a. - fsseA - foF rorr ~ cnosct stfprans ctsssrs
stu4 . fsr coumor 20 Roo1 8. q 1sSs r.
foT 1ltshe-s Scr e. sTszsz 81 or sto.&@~s
ts52 2 isr TsTsas - SO 2 81 Ws~s~-rs
p &C. - for Fse2e-s : s<aE = Ter Ce~s
"a 20 irfsrtes riy@o g-e-k zsS Buls
nos ez-ret opesee goce-steiF s~eirs sf
tr.caT prices Lss@r - esslss fsedng prs
rsiee sd r-irss - sor1r8ar fass fr-o-~f hrr
- 1siss rsng>< - 4 ss1t = 80 hgrs . 8
p p - -pugs peeklng = ssaxlsa fsr rlix.s
s%-f1@ Ter sssTg FseklEs ssf sszpris- Aats
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

NV YoRg. Dee -- Hannibal Pic.
the new HaTtisn Suister 20 the United
States who arrived here On the steamer
Clyde Fraer. em phatlcsly ds1iss the
rerort that rebellion against HipPolrtss .
Government e imminent Ee ssia The
pforla arc now ccnrcntr8
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

BosTov. Dec o. Genersl Frare.s N
Palfrey. the well-tnown hlstor sr.
Thursday a. Cannes. } '.nrc. ared
years re was = i.artarc Fraauate g
lswyer. and during thr wsr fal - seer
infantry osicer. being made IrFadls
General Of Volunteer lr Iss5 for galiaut
rsuCurt
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

JawrsrowE =. y, D.c T-Levi z
FuUa- vbo aas = asvoutraurcb men
ton of BE hseEs showed fhst h@ ksrf
~ svstsrsse bsrsing bas.ness 81
forged aotss for tsirtsen PEARS, sFrrs-
Esaar - go.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

- MR. DAVIS HOAiE AT BEAUNOIR
hearse moved slowly out First street,
the carriages dropping into its wake.
The route taken was out First street TO
ST Charles, and down ST. Charles to the
city hall, where the remains Of Mr..
Davis will lie in state until next
Wednesday. The remains are dressed
in Confederate gray, which Mr.. Dsvis
habi.ually wore.
BY tho tune the hearse reached the
city ball the council chamber and tho
lobbies and corridors of the building
we're crowded with citizens. The coan-
cil chamber was quickly cleared and a
way opened for the admission OF the
body The hall was heavily draped
in black, which was relieved bY
the rcd, white and blue Of
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

BUFFkJo. X Y. Doc Carl Peter
son, aged - years was killed. END f7-
ward Kimball. sged ~ yesrs fatally n-
,ured by ths falling q chimrff c.r-
ing Ere Friday ir Csrtert fIrr
shop. whore tho men were cu Ti,rf
The dsess9o " the balding by tae lro
was s15 GEO
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

PANS. Dec 7.-it is reported here TIE
Jesuits VIII be- expelled fron Brsril.
snd that taeir expulsion will be fol-
lovsd bv TIE saIs % tseir houses snd
iaads They ovH extensive tracts of
tae o-stsitaa-so s-i most fertile land
III re 60 rtrv
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method aud results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it Is pleasant
and refreshing to the taFte, AID acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the SIS
tenn efectualiv, dispels colds, hesd-
aches and fevers gnl cures habitual
constipation. Syrup ~ Figs ia the
ou.y remedy OF is kind ever pro
daoed. pleasing 20 the taste snd &C
ceptab.e 20 the stomach. prompt in
Ia sction and truly beneficial n its
ELECTS. prepared only from the most
healthy sn9 agreeable substances i's
many excellent qualities commend It
to All and have made Il the most
popular remedy known.
syrup Il Pigs IL lor sais IN 50c
ard sl bottles ~ all leading drug.
gista Any reliable druggist who
nay net have it on haad wll pro
eira It promptly fr any ore eho
v.As. 70 ~ H. DO nat accept say
sl>tlt,fs
CALIFORNIA Fle SKSUP CO.
IA gfg fstsg 9 ffA.
J iossl ~ ha fees ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08
A SNEAK-ThIEF'S HAUL.
He snstches $4,000 in Securities From
Bank Counter and Gets Away.

WILNINGroN, Del, Dec. While
John C. Patterson was standing az the
Delaware Bank counter clipping coupons
from bonds which he kept on deposit
there an unknown man seized MIR. Pat
terson's deposit box containing some
$50, 600 in securiti1s. and ran out and
away. The police are trying 70 Emo the
thief
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

Wv YorE. ua, p hpberi srs
George lily. sged rsfPertivsI q ans q
ves-s were soost@d ~ suoFe during
srs n ~ basement Df thsir horne
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

prrsrrE Ei. E'~e 1-Ieb Eef.nsrs
- sertera-s ~ JuaFs VAL Frl6ay 70
trsr-v-feas year ~ ths Cnsster peni-