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TO SHOW SUSPICION ,
Model Way of Curing a Cold

A. A. Averill writes from Salem, Es-
sex County, Mass February IL. 1885:
About ten days ago took severe
cold, which settled in my chest and
back and caused me much suffering. /
Immediately procured three ALLcoCK' S
Porous PLAsTERs; two applied to my
chest and one to my back. In a few
hours my pains sensibly abated, and
in three days 1 was entirely well. /
take great pleasure in recommending
ALLCocK's PLAsTERs."
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thetic of all the scenes were that at
tending the death of
LITTLE MARY LYON.

an orphan, who was being sent through
from Idaho on second class ticket. to
her relatives in Cherry Creek, N. Y;
Edward Peltzer, a passenger going to
New York, tells this story of her death :
l noticed little girl, she appeared to
be all alone; / learned she had beeu
ticketed as a second class passenger.
She was a sweet faced child and every
time l visited the smoker interested
myself in her She said her parents
were dead and she was going to Cherry
Creek to live with some relatives.
When the crash came she was in my
berth in the sleeper and received only
slight shock. Nv first thought was
of little Mary and rushed out of the
car, and,
TO MY HORROR
saw the smoker all in flames. I went
outside opposite the part of the Car
where the little one had sat, and found
she had been wedged down by seat
which bad fallen upon her. The flame
were already surrounding her, and
finding she could not be rescued fed
from the spot" The passengers in the
rear Pullman sleeper were only partly
aroused by the conclusion.
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Dead

BERNE, January IA. - Archbishop
Morrilley, of Saint Pierre, formerly
bishop of Fribourg, is dead.
NEW YORK. January 14.-Lieutenant
Miles, of the United States steamer
Yantic, who recently arrived from
Port-au-Prince with yellow fever on
board, died tonight.
LONDON. January 14-The death is
announced of Edmund Hlldouln, the
French painter.
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Heavy Judgm ents,

COLUMBUS. o., January 14.-Three
heavy judgments were taken in the
common pleas court this afternoon
against the Scioto Valley Railroad,
The aggregate sum is about 81 600, eco,
and the Judgments were taken in be-
half of q. P Huntington, Thatcher NJ.
Adams and Edward F. WinsIow.
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stanley's whereabouts

LONDON, January 1.-THE Chronicle
asserts that government will be IL
formed of Henry NJ. Stanlsy's safety
long before the expedition led by
can reach the east coast of Africa, and
in the meantime the recent letters
from STANLEY will be published in Lon
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Foreer CAUGHT.

EIMIRA, N. Y, January As. N.
Cunnington, agent for the past two
years of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company. left town yesterday, having
with him New York drafts amounting
to $23 coo, obtained by forging checks.
He was caught at Hoboken to- day.
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Religions scruples.

VIENNA. January 14.-Nineteen MAJ
arenes have been sentenced to terms of
imprisonment from three to sixteen
months, for melting the people to re-
fuse to perform military service. In
their defense they declared that the
Christian faith forbade the carrying OF
arms
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The Storm Responsible.

PITTsBURe, January 14.-At the
coroner's investigation of the Willie
disaster, to-day, evidence was adduced
showing that the building had been
constructed with good material, and
that the storm alone is responsible for
the fall of the structure.
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Arrested .

DETROIT, January 14.-Mrs. Olive
Friend and W. E. Howard, Of electric
sugar fame, were arrested at the Craw-
ford House, Windsor this afternoon.
All efforts to see or converse with them
were futile II is understood President
Cotterill is on pilgrimage to the same
place.
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The King of tn, Ne,herlauds

The HAGUE, January 1.-THE K ng
of Holland is not improved. The
Cabinet, to-day, discussed the question
of a provisional regency. A bulletin
issued tonight says the King is uu-
able to partake of food,
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About a Dozen More

READING, Pa, January 14.-Six more
of the victims of the cyclone were buried
to-day. The relief committee who are
dispensing their charity, have discov-
cred about a dozen persons who were
badly hurt, but who were not reported
heretofore.
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MaCFicide.F

EATON, Ohio, January 14.-Elmer
Sharkey confessed to-day to the MUIR
der OF his mother committed Friday
night. He does not know why he did
it. The Indignation of the people is
very high, and Sharkey may be
lynched.
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Russell b.

HELENA, Mt, January 14.-Russell
B. Harrison. son of the President
elect, who has returned to this city for
a short time, after long absence east,
was rendered banquet by many lead
ing citizens.
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The Pugilist,

LONDON. January 14.-Moye writes
that he will shortly return to England
with the coIored pugilist Jackson.
whom he is prepared to back against
Jem Smith.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements in this column, /
for articles lost or found, for situa
tions offered or wanted, houses for
rent or wanted to rent, Will be charged
for at tho rata of cents per line for
one insertion, and ~ cents per line for
each subsequent insertion.
All other matter, ~ cents per line
first time, and cents each subsequent
time.
Birth Notices, so cents; Marriage
Notices, 81; Death Notices, Free:
Obituary Notices, 15cents per line.
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All Hope Abandoned.

PHILADELPHIA, January IA All hope
for the safety of the Australia chip
LORD Warden, now out 10S days, en-
route from Montevidio to PHILADELPHIA.
have been given up and there is no
longer any doubt but she has gone 10
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DIssOLUTION OF PARTNERsHTP

HIHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
L existing between Peter Peterson and
George Peterson, under the firm nam of
Peterson Brothers of the Eagle Restaurant,
has been dissolved. All liabilities will be
assumed and NJ outstanding accounts eel
chased the interest If George Peterson
PETER PETERSON,
GEORGE PETERSON.
SALT LAKE CITY, January 18th, 1889
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THE great popularity of Ayers Pills
as a cathartic is due no less to their
promptness and efficacy than to their
coating of sugar and freedom from any
injurious effects. Children take them
readily. See Ayers Almanac for this
year, just out 800 $500
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WEAK ewes and inAamed lids indicate
an impure condition of the blood. The
best remedy is Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t
vitallzes the blood, regulates the secre
tons and expeis all scrofulous humors
from the system. Try it. Price 81.
Worth S. bottle. 7
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No Crisis Feared

PEsTH. January 14.-Memsett says he
does not consider that the political stu
ati5n here justIfes the fears of psrlia-
m9ntary crisis.
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oueensland's Gold Yield

LONDON, January 14.-The yield of
gold in Queensland for 1888, was 426 900
ounces, an increase of 1900 ounces
over the yield of 1887.
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ESTR NOTICE.

T HAVE IN MY POSSESSION ONE
large gray horse, branded J on the
OG
left shoulder, aud one dark bay, branded
] NJ on LETT thigh. Ihe owners can get the
said animals by inquiring at H T Spen-
GERS Point of West Mountains, Salt Lake
County, Utah.
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THE LoND CHIMES"
Correspondence Between a Buffalo
Man and a Detective.

BUFFALO, January 13-The Courier,
this morning, created sensation in
Nationalist circles by publishing a
number of letters and kilograms,
written by special detectives from
Scotland Yard. sent in the interest of
the London Times TO procure evidence
to implicste Parpell in tie Phoenix
Park murders. 1t appears that in
August last, a mechanic residing at
Black Rock, being out of work and
money, conceived the idea of making
something out of the London Times
He wrote to the publisher, stating in
effect that he knew two Irishmen who
were in possession of evidence. that
would prove the letters, on which the
Times relied in the present investiga-
ton, to be genuine. He soon received
advices from the Times that detective
would be sent.
THE DETECTIVE DULY CAME,
and correspondent with the mechanic
from New York. He said he was
authorized to see the mechanic and
QUIZ Il WILLIE W give pIOOIS, anu IL
necessary go to England and testify,
being well compensated and pro-
tected. He wanted the mechanic
t. so to New YORK, and the
latter went to a hotel in Buffalo.
The mechanic was equal to the occa-
sion, for on the arrival of the detective
here ne notified him the game had been
discovered. The detective and his f9-
male companion thereupon went to
Toronto; from there to Montreal and
thence to Chicago, where he made his
headquarters with George Harvey &
Co., Laselle Street, all the time implor-
ing the Buffalo man to hasten his proofs
and paying him several sums of money,
IN all amounting to $500. Writing from
Chicago, November 9TH, he began
TO SHOW SUSPICION,
and declared he would not pay another
dollar until he could see the papers in
his own hands; besides that he had got
so much evidence so that he could well
afford to do without them; still, he was
willing to give 300 for them. On De-
cember LIST hs wrote, announcing his
intention of proceeding to Niagara
Falls. In the course of ais wanderings
after proof he went to Reev nswood,
where he said his son-ln-law lived !;
thence he wrote Offering to give the
Buffalo man $500 and the same to the
other two, if success was made certain
There was of course, no evidence what.
ever Of the nature sought.
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GEO. W CARTER & co.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS.
w lO4 and LOG West Temple Boiling
beef and Corn beef 5 to cents. Steaks 10
to IL cents, and other meats atequally low
prices.
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WE have mol ssitation in recommend
ing Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re
newer as Sure cure for dandrutf, and
to restore the natural color of the hair. =
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JAPANESE Bazaar.

NEW GOODS JUST ARRIVED ALL
~ kinds of Japanese Screens and Banners,
also Ladies'Silk wrappers and Gents Smok.
ing Jackets, and expensive Chinaware,
all kinds of Canton Crepe and Shawls and
Fancy Embroidered SILK Handkerchiefs.
II HOP
267 s Main Street
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A New Ministry

LONDON, January IA dispa tch
from Sydney, N S. W., says, Mr..
Gibbs has formeGHa new ministry.
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T c. & H. WATSON HAVE REoPENED
u: their coal Office in Hyde & Grifin's
building, with Taylor Brothers & Give, 1fO
Main Street.
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oARPEN rERs, TAKE NnfIcE

A REGULAR WEEKLY MsEII G Will,
"A be held at Temple of Honor Hail.
Wednesday evening. January 10th, 1857. at
rotary
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don. There are certain reasons. the
Chronicle says for keeping secret st
present, the whereabouts of the ez-
nlorer.
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STRAYED.

IRON MCCOY & HARNON's STABLE,
Il 20 and % K. Second South Street. a
buckskin horse, with bride nd halter on.
A suitable reward will be given for It's re-
turn.
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A GOOD CANVAsSER FOR ADVER-
Il tisements, Address G.. Herald
Office, for two days.
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c0n A WEEK MADE AT HOME AID
SAU dress card P. o. Box 62S.
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DOsLTION AS TRAINER CT TROTTERS
I and PAGERS. Reference given. Inquire
at Spencer House. F. r. PATTERSON. (
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BUSINESS CARDS
COAL COAL

MUSIC, LANGUAGES AND FENCING
I'll Prof. Andre, interpreter. 43 E. I'd South
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WANTED.

A A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL
a housewc-k Small family; good
wages. Apply 70 n. First East.
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DIRECTORY
OF THE
SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE BOARD.
OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION:

VFFICkRS OF THE ASSOCIATION:
B. G RAYBOUL0. President
w Fl SELLS. Viee-P President
HARVEY HARDY, Treasurer
R. NJ WILKINSON, SscTetarv.
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LOST.

ON MONDAY LAST, A BROWN PURSE
~ containing sum of money and papers.
The finder will be rewarded by leaving It AZ
he Deseret National Bank.
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GOOD SECONDHAND PAIR OF HAY
Il scales. Apply to Peoples Forwarding
Company
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FoR sPRING PLANTINa

40 TO CHRIsTOPHRRsEN's SALT
U Lake Nursery, On Stale Road, two
miles south OF the city, for your Fruit,
Shade and Ornamental Trees, Roses
Shrubs. etc Hume grown as well as I'M
ported Leave orders in the city, at
Grundlund's store. No. 63 E. Second South
Street.
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QUINCY SHOW CAsEs

A Re DELIVERED IN SALT LAKE CITY
a at about one-half usual prices: finest
workmanship Agency with Smiley, Groshell
q Co.. No Z Z Second South.
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FITS.

LII FITS STOPPED FREE BY DIR
N Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits
after first days use. Marvellous Cures
Treatise and $500 trial bottle free to III
cases, Send to DR.. Kline, 931 Arch Street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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the bottom. Her crew consisted of
eighteen souls, all from near Trieste,
Austria.
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short-LiVed.

WLKEsBARRE, Pa, January 1.-THE
strike. organized here on Saturday last,
by Typographical Union No. 1877,
collapsed this evening.
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BOARD AND LODGING.

ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN WHO
" would not object to roomipg with
another gentleman, can obtain board and
lodging in an eligible place near business
centre. Terms reasonable. Apply at THE
HERALD.
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Ladies.

our
Fresh shipments of
Muslin Underwear
will be placed on sale
Monday, the Dist.
Look out for catalogues
THE WALKER Bros. Co.
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ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9TH.
" from this ci " large gray horse, 6
years old. branded G. I. on right shoulder
Address. Franz Cuukc. Seventh South, be-
tween frs. aud Second vest, City
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MRS. c. b. FOBEs,

HAVING RETURNED FROM THE EAST,
IL will take limited number of pupils,
in Vocal and Instrumental music Resi-
dence lis Second Street.
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DIED

LovE-On Sunday last, in the Sixth Ward,
at 10 % p m, of bronchitis, Agnes R .
Love, daughter OF David and Jennie Love,
aged 13 months and ID days.
The funeral will take place from their
residence, 545 South Fourth West, at IL e n
to-day. Friends are cordially invited to
attend.
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The "Petite''

The "Petite"
Photograph, $1.50 per dozen, at Fox x
Symons. I
GET your plumbing done by JsW.
Farrell. No. 1877 Main Street. Tele.
phone 200.
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INFORMATION wANTED-LARSEN
RASMUSSEN

NYoNE POS sEssING INFORMATION
n as to the Whereabouts of P. Larsen or
Peter Rasmussen, formerly of Salt Lake,
will confer q favor by forwarding same to
THE HERALD
The Washington critic., 1889-01-12
AT TILE THEATRES.


French Snngors Spectacular Mclo-
drama, "Harbor Lights" at the Bijou.
The spectacular molodrama from Wallack's
Theatre, New York, will be produced at
Harris Biiou for one week, commencing
Monday night, with matnccs on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. The play will be
strongly cast and mounted in a style equal to
the New York production at Wollaclt's II is
said to he one Of the best Of English melo-
dramas. IT shows series of pictures Incl
dental to English seaport life, and is presented
on much more elaborate scale than is usual.
The scenery IS very fine, particularly the scene
which shows a cliff with tho sea foaming at
the base, and the rescue Of n girl from the
waves by the descent Of the hero from the top
OF the cliff.
The story of the play begins quietly enough
with some love scenes, but the situation is
soon complicated by passions Of different
nature, AID in each act tue play becomes
stronger, until there is fitting elimination
toward the close The company is an eNcep-
tionally fine one, including such capable peo-
pie as Charles B. Wclos, Mr. Ogden Stevens,
Mr.. A. y. Chapman, MIR. George Conway, Mr..
Carl Smith, Mr. w. j. Leonard, Mr.. Hubert
Sackott Mr., il. A. Thompson Miss Julia
Stuart, Miss Geneveve Beaman, Mrs George
Dickson, Miss Florence Roberts, Mrs. Lizzie
Conway and Miss Jennie Lane,
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CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Policeman Crawford arrested a desorter
from the Marine Corps named Michael Power
last night
Joseph w. Gunnell, a special policeman
and member of Growlers' Lodge, No. 2, died
yesterday.
The Brighton Club has been incorporated
by t. r. Taylor, solomon Davidson and c. I.
Eichelberger.
-P7imas johnson and Mrs. Peasants his
daughter, were arrested in Anacostia for hav-
ing stolen goods.
William 4. Knight, driver FOR Kuox's Ex-
press, had his hand bruised while unloading
goods at Thirteenth and streets yesterday.
Sergeant Ashburn won the first Private
Cromwell the second and Corporal Steele the
third prizes at the National Fencibles prize
drill last night.
The members of Clements Lodge, l. o. G.
T., gave Il surprise party to Grand Chief Ma
honey at his home, Pennsylvania avenue
southeast last night.
Meridian Commandery No. IFS, L. o. G..
c., installed their new officers last night, The
installation was followed by an enjoyable lit
erary and musical programme.
The Building Inspector is considering the
introduction of the "Thermostal,n an inven-
ton for regulating the temperature of build
Jugs, into the schoolhouses.
"A slight fire was discovered on the spar
deck of the United States ship Dale lying at
the Navy-Yard. But slight damage was done
and the fire was put out by the ships crew
Professor A. d. Wilkinson lectured on
"The Passion Play at OberammergIn" to the
Young Mems Christian Association last night.
This was the last of the associations series OF
travel talks
Rev. Scott f. Hershey, pastor: Chas. b.
Pearson, Ross A. Fish, VIM 4. Thompson,
John Scott James Lee, John &. Thompson,
and Harry f. Clark have been elected trustees
OF the SIKH Presbyterian Church.
AT the meeting of the Washington Mer-
chants Rifles, Company d, Third Battalion,
n. G. d. c., the following non-commissoned
officers We're appointed: First sergeant, A. /.
Jaiboe, 100 per cent; second sergeant, Il. s.
Morgan 100 per cent; first corporal, Charles
Marggraf, 80 per cent; second corporal, ii. j,
Costinett, so per cent; third corporal, John
lliser, so per cent; fourth corporal, A. l..
Thompson, so per cent; fifth corporal, David
NJ. Schneider, so per cent.
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Prnity Iindlv shnlSen Hin.

Pretty Miss Rosie Woodfeld had pretty
retouse nose aud a rounded chin with dainty
dimple in it when she started to drive down
town with Mrs. Oliver this morning But
when she reached Twelfth street and the Ave
nue. Miss Rosic's nose was half broken and the
delicate skin was all scraped of from one
side OF her chin. The staid old family horse
became frightened at something at Twelfth
and streets and ran down the hill to the
Avenue and collided with butchers wagon.
Mrs. Oliver and Miss Rosie were thrown out
aud badly scared, though not so badly hurt,
They were helped iGto Ogram's drug store,
and Dr. Ellyson came down from the
Emergency Hospital and pasted some court
plaster on Miss Rosies abraded nose and
chin. Then they got in a hanson that Sergeant
Diggins called for them and went back to their
home,,atG3S street.
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ABIIAZER.

We illuminate January, 1889, with one
of the Grandest Remnant Sales, which
could be produced by man.
We are the Pioneers of Remnants;
how many imitators are there now?
Look back eight years, about the time
we started this great scheme, and you
will not find an advertisement mention
ing the word, now look at the paper,
everybody has remnant sales from Dry
Goods Store down to Junk Shop.
We have mill contracts, which no
House in the District can get, no matter
how many stories high or how many
acres broad.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-12
TIRE LICENSE QUESTION.
Applications That Have Been Recent
Reflected.

Applications That Have Been Recently
Rejected.
The Commissioners have prepared the
following list Of recently rejected appli.
cations for bar.room licenses for the in
formation of the police department;
Northwest-Barrooms Thomas j. Mcclure,
12j Twenty-fourth street; w. q. johnson,
2429l NJ street; d. p. llaunan, $50 Tweuty-
seventh street; James ID. DAILY, 2SO5 NJ street,
Barbara Weber, 243 New Jersey avenue; Rob
ert W. Wade, North Capital aud & street;
McGill Grove, 1908 NJ street; John NJ. Per-
reard, sos Fourteenth street. Louis Reese, 90l
rwenty-ffth street: Antonio Wiener 1888
North Capitol street; S. RIVAL, 1895 Eleventh
street.
Wholesale Michael Lcech, 1l45 Sixteenth
street. John O'Bnen, Champlain avenue and
Boundary street; Rose Marnaduke, 1025
Thirty. second street; Mary Halloran, 265l |
street; Joseph lonklebln, 22l5 L street;
Frank IL. IIoof 1900 Fifth street; Robert Muir
ray, 1902 Twentieth street; Thomas O'Conuor,
1905 Tenth street: u. G.. Milovich,6I5 ID street;
Antonio Honnhaofer 1923 l. street, p. j. Nc
lntyre, 27l3 NJ street; w. Z. Arundel, 2l40
Ninth; Joseph Campbell, 1907 Twentieth
street
Southwest-Barrooms Daniel D. Tourney,
ll0l Third street; {. T. Mclaughlin, 70l L
street; H. NJ. DcAtlee, 7O1l Ninth street,
James Ozman,639 d street. c. f. Bartholomew,
40 FOur.and-a-half street.
Observation-Disclosures Patrick Carr, lOl
street; Jane Foley, 800 Delaware avenue; g..
Il. Ward, 1922 Maryland avenue.
Southeast-l3aToom: Christian Poggensee,
800 Eighth street Wholesale C.. Schoepp,
$40 Eighth street; Lawrence Edein, l3l Sixth
street; Ellen Crmmins, 600 B street.
County Wholesale: Eliza Jane Callahan,
Howardtown, Frederick Rick, Canal Road.
BanOom licenses were yesterday granted to
Charles a. Barnes, 105 IL street; Karl Krun-
zig, l41G Il street; Cornelius Horigan, 74l
New Jersey avenue, and Arthur Il. Applcr,
1919 NJ street wholesale license was granted
to Lambert Bros. 30 ID street.