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LOuisiana,s Crehifnrs

In the suit of Hope 4 Co. of Amsterdam,
holders of over four millions of dollars of bonds
for which they claim that the state Of Louis
lana is liable, and asking for a peremptory
nandamus compelling the board of hquida-
ton of the state debt to meet aud act upon
their offer and demand for the funding Of the
said bonds into consolidated bonds of the state,
Judge Ellis yesterday, at New Orleans, gave
Judgment ia favor of REALTORS. ordering the
board of liquidation to assemble and pass upon
the application within twenty days. dating
from The day the iudgment becomes final
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Another Warrant for Powderlv

Another warrant was received in Scranton
yesterday for the arrest of General Master
Workman Powderly. 1t was sent to Constable
John c. Moran of the twelfth ward and has not
yet been served Mr.. Powderly's condition is
about the same and it is probable that the war
rant will not be served until he il in condition
to make the trip to Scottdale.
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II ATCLIFFE, DARR & co. Auctioneers,
~ 920 Pennsy wanna ave- NV
) ~ mi

COLLECTORS SALE OF CLOTHING, BOOTS AND
SHOES, EMS FURNISHINGS, HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE &c, &C.
By virtue of an order OF the Orphans Court, passed
in the matter OF the estate of julius Levy. deceased
dated the 9th day OF Dec MI er. d 1889. the I'M
dersgned as collector OF sad estate Will offer for sale
at public auction on THURSDAY MORNING the
OCLOGk; at the Store, No l232 7th street north
west, all the stock i'll trade of which the said Julu
Levy died seized consisting in Iart-
- MEN'S AND BOYS CLOTHING.
MEMS. WOMEN AND CHILDltEN'S BOOTS AND
SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
GENTS FURNISHINGS, FURNITURE, &c, &c.
he attention Of the trade and others ID invited to
this sale.
Terms cash.
- HARRIS KALESKI, Collector.
RATCLlFFE, DARR CO.. Aucts. d2S-dts
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A Peep at Mrs. harrington.

From the chicago JOURNAL
b. 2. Shillaber, the ''Mrs. Darlington" of
humorous fame, has not been in Boston in ten
years, although his home is but few miles
from the Hub. The humorist is now seventy
five years of age, and faithful daughter is his
companion and housekeeper. Ills hair is white,
and the smoothly shaven face so familiar to
the public through the prints, is now partially
covered with beard.
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Dead Two Weeks and Not Missed

In an attic room in an old, half-deserted
house at I13 Blocker street, New York, Giuseppe
Cerrerate, an Italian, was found dead yester-
day, shot through the head. He had lain deao
two weeks, in which time no one had missed
him. Generate was twenty-f years old. He
was a fresco painter and a capable workman
but he was a drunkard. For a month he had
not drawn sober breath. In his cups he
ranted with lot of foreign born anarchists,
and for more than year he had threatened to
commit suicide,
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Montana's Democratic Senators.

The Montana democrats Of tho legislature
met yesterday IN joint session. Diligent efforts
on the part of Clark and friends brought out a
quorum aud on the first ballot Clark and Ma
ginnis were elected democratic Senators from
Montana By vote of thirty-seven each. W. A..
Clark was the president Of the late constitu-
tional convention OF Montana and is we'll
known banker and mine owner OF Butte. Martin
Maginnis has repeatedly represented Montana
as q delegate in Congress.
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High Tragedy and Tender Years.

Louis Kurtz, the fifteen-year-old son of John
"B. Kurtz, prominent citizen of Atchison,
Kan, attempted suicide yesterday because his
sweetheart, lass OF thirteen, had given him
the "mitten." She is Miss Nellie H. Berten-
shaw, daughter of C. H. Bertenshaw, store
keeper of the Missouri Pacific railroad. He
shot himself at ii o'clock sharp in a restaurant.
He WAS afterward taken to the home of his par
euta
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Water Famine i'm Kansas CITY.

water famine threatens Kansas City, Mo-
By sudden gorgins of ice in the Big Muddy
above St. Joseph the stage of the water in the
city has been lowered about two feet below the
record. This unlooked-for fall of water caused
the main suction pipe at the water works to
become exposed, consequently no water can be
pumped. II all other means 70 clear the river
of the gorge fail dynamite will be resorted to
for that PURPOSE
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DIR. Carver iii.

DIR. Carver, the champion shot, is danger
ously ill III London with pneumonia. He was
advertised to commence today at the Royal
Aquarium the attempt to break 100000 glass
balls in ten days. His posters were out and he
was billed for two months engagement Last
night he Cancelled his contract and will not ap-
Dear
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A PeoDie Without Faults-

Max O'Rcll being asked in New York if he
had written a book upon Ireland said: II like
to write about the faults of the people, The
people OF Ireland have faults. Did try to
fad them? Yes, spent week or more in the
land that has sent 80 many sons here"
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Foreign Notes OF Interest.

The British iron-elads Agamemnon Colossus
and Benbow have been ordered for immediate
service.
Mrs. Mackey is coming to America on the
servia-
The British warship Kingfsher has sailed
from Zanzibar. presumably for Mozambique.
There were 1895 deaths In Paris ON Monday
The banns are published FOR the marriage of
40 xandrla Elffel to Camille Iiccolii the Sec
Rotary Of the Italian lCgation ia Paris
SIMS lace factory at Nottingham, England.
was partly destroyed by lire yesterday. Loss.
Si00.0Oo.
The Berlin TageJIaa states that the VIC
tory Of Major WIssmann over the insurgents
near Saadani. reported Monday, was incom-
plete. The paper says that the Arabs. after be-
ing driven from their fortified position, re-
turned and assumed the Offensive. The Ger
mans at saad.ni arc firing upon them
''You ask for the hand OF my daughter? What
expectations have youy'
"Nhy-noae at all
Neither has my daughter. Take her and be
happy.'-FIisysEds BtG,i,r.
Differently NIewed.-Miss Jhubb (Boston)-
"Do you think tina, EmersouIan philosophy
specifically applied has any materialls:lc effect
upon the terrestrial Inconsistencies that clog
and warp the esoteric development OF our inner
beingI'
LIES toOte (oI thIcagOl-'' never gave the
subject much thought Mamma always uses
faxseed. - hiLsdetplja Isqaatr.
House sife-'We hayen't any cold yictuals,
nor"
Tramp-''Cold victu.ils? Who asked You for
cold victnalsl / wai.t broiled steak an fried
eggs an hot flannel cakes an coffee. Cold
yictuais? The idea
Housewife-''Walk in. please. My daughter
will play for you while I'm getting them ready. -
Philadelphia Inquire.
He-'.Why should you be SO angry at me
for stealing Just one li;tle kissy'
She-"Any self-respectIEg woman would be
angry at a man who kissed her just once
Dramatic CJ-l,c.
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Address Registered Letters containing Currency b
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orlesus IA

~RFMFMBFR that the payment Of prizes Is
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKso Of New
Orleans and the tickets signed by the President Of
Institution whose chartered rights recognized
in the highest Courts therefore, beware Of auimita-
tons anonymous schemeA"
ONE DOLLAR Ia the price Of the smallest psr,
or fraction Of Ticket ISSUED BY Us In sny Draw
ing. Anything in our nSms offered Tor less than .
Dollar u ~ windla dl6-vksAv
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THE COLORED RACE.
Proposed Special Investigation by Gen.
sus Officials and Its Cost.

Numerous requests have been received by
Superintendent Porter of the census for a
special investigation to be made of the exact
condition, financial and social. of the colored
race in this country. The census act Of March
], 1883. provides for the first time for a subdi-
vision of the colored population into negroes.
mulsttoes, quadroons and octoroons." Pro-
vision for ascertaining this information will be
made in the population schedule. In calling
the attention Of Secretary Noble to this matter
Mr.. Porter states that at his request special
agents made an inquiry as to the cost OF such
. special investigation and it was found that
collecting this information on special schedule
and compiling il would require an additional
appropriation Of S450,OO0. In addition to the
increased cost the superintendent expresses
the fear that special enumeration on a sep
arate schedule in the hands of the census
enumerator will endanger and possibly delay
the completion Of the field work beyond the
limit Of one month prescribed by the law.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
A. NJ. Laehlen ct al. to ]. W. Longwell, pit. 81,
50. 1856; 1913. o. E. DGifey to ]. C. Stewart.
lot AZ, blk. 5, lie Droit park; $1,000. C. W.
King to NJ. Ashford ct a., lots 80 to "a, blk T.,
Meridian Hill; .. +. ID. Stephenson to JOS
4. Warner, pit is. so. I52; 81 $50. g.
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NNDnOtiSm in Court.
From the London Graphic.

: rom the LOhuOn UraphIc.
Hypnotism is decidedly a novel factor in
legal proceedings. medical student at Hell
singborg recently prosecuted a Swedish doctor
in the same town for hypnotizing him against
his will Oh repeated occasions. so that his nerv-
Gus system had been much affected. He called
numerous witnesses for his case. but they be-
haycd Ill the most extraordinary manner in
court giving foolish and contradictory answers
and acting altogether like iunatics. At last a
doctor pronounced that his feliow-prac.itione
the defendant, had hypnotized all the witnesses,
who were thus obliged to act and speak exactly
as he chose, without being able to exercise
their own viii or judgment The case was ad-
journed for further medical testimony,
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The condition of Hon. Charles II. Gibson,
who is lying ill with pneumonia at Mr.. John
4. Emory's house, No. 2l12 Calvert street, was
not much improved yesterday. says the Balti-
more Sun. DR.. Tins!ey, who is attending HIM,
said that he did not apprehend any inAme diate
danger
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS 1 Co,
1a3-dSds Auctioneers
GEO. W. sTICKNEY, Auc5lOneer. $50 St

GEO. w. STICKNEY, AuctIoneer. 936 st.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
rhH sGBp NEao 81 bbkky FhM
by virtue Of Certain deed Of trust recorded IN
for the District of CouHb and at the request Of the
party secured thereby will for sale front Of
SF IsSo Pas f6tk ock
~ all OF 11 IL tn seGf fb IN tine
Terms of saie third cash. balance in one Cd and
annun, payable semannualy; or al cash. at the OPP
eonyeyancinE at purchasers cost. Terms to be COM
,sssosss. f f5HsHs n s HHGs1bbsD Trustees.
n RUsTEE's SALE or VALUABLE REAL Es-
Nv I yrtne 81 deed Of trust rom Mary TANNER
and John H. Hammer dated the lesh day OF seltem-
Of the land records for the county Of lsndra
and the request Of the holder OF the note secpred
JANUakY SIXTEENTH $50. at EtEvEN O'CLOCK
in ssShi Of sGs tae B os
Roads to wit All that certain piece parcel Of land
Of lot No three 60 in the division q EoIsrt Balls
sst OF
bounded as follows. VIZ: Begipnng n an outline Of
BY James Birch on the north side Of the new George
town road thsnse with the line Of said entire traes
corner said tr,s. And James Birch thence ls
i 10 e Of hs sS
line between said lots 5. degrees E, poles, TO the
north of the GEORGETOWN road In said line;
thence along the north side OF said road
ery direction to the beginning containing eleven and
| \ half acres more or less.
The said piece of land is improved by fine Dwelling
and Out.uildngs and is in good condition for cult
walton.
| Terms Of sale: One-third cash and the residue
in two equal payments at and two from day
of sale the deferred payments TO lear interest
day secured by decd of trust the prop
| erty A deposit VI 500 9 property is
| knocked down will be required AL conveysncmg q
j the the purchaser.
! d26-dn WALTER HALL. Trustee.
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A HANDSOME RAILWAY STATIoN.-The Jersey
Central station at Jersey City is the finest and
most complete passenger station on the Hud-
son river. All the New York trains of the Il.
4 o. r. II. arrive at and depart from this sta
ton. Ii you want to see a model passenger
station travel via b. K o. r. r. next time you
go to New York. The trains are swift and
punctual, and all carry Pullman parlor and
sleeping cars
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
T,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE NEW SEVEN AND
EIGHT ROOM BRICK DWELLINGS, KNOWN
As Nos; 1926. 162s AND CA SIXTH STREET
AND EIGHT ROOM BRICK DWELLINGS,
KNOWN AS Nos 6l0, GIL, Ga AND 6lS Il
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust duly recorded in Liber
1i2 folio 4S5 ct seq the land records of the
District of Columbia, and at the Of holder
Of the note secured thereby will sell at public auction
IN front OF the premises WEDNESDAY, The
EIGHTH DAY OF JANUARY, AID. 1890, Al FOUR
O'CLOCK T; NJ, the following described real estate,
situate III the city of Washing ton district OF Column
msia to wit: Sub Lots Nos lSi, 1S1 and lSS. ia
1I6. III and l as in Sc. No. 444
Terms easy and made known ~ time OF sale.
derosit Of 3 90 on each piece OF property wiz he
required OF the purchaser. II terms Of sale
complied with in ten days from day Of sale the prop
ery Will be resod ut risk and of defgultiug pur-
chaser All conveyancilg and recording at purchas-
er's cost
WASHINGTON DANENHOwER
W. IRVING BOSWELL.
d2S-dSds Trustees
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Drinking Too Much Ice Water.

from the PhlladeIphla Inquirer.
What pity Mr.. Blank drinks So" said a
well-known West Philadelphia physician in the
hearing of friend of the former.
why, doctor, you astonish me-" said the
listener. Il have known Mr. Blank for twenty
years and never saw him take a drop Of in
toxicating liquor in my lfe."
Il don't suppose anyone else ever did, for
never knew him to either" replied the doctor.
"Then you were joking?"
u was never Ill more earnest Unless he
changes his habits he will drink himself to
death in six months"
Nov, doctor, drop your paradox. What do
you mean?"
II mean that he is killing himself with ice
water. lie drinks six or eight glasses of it
every day IN spite of my protests and it is killing
him. The lining of his stomach has become so
much affected that he cannot properly digest
his food He has lost his appetite and makes
up for loss of food by swiiling more ice water.
lie complains OF neuralgia and insomnia. give
him medicine, but insist on his drinking no
water. lie will agree to it when see him, but
he don't keep his promise. He says he cannot.
and l almost believe him. l have treated
many confirmed drunkards. but never knew
one more addicted to rum than Blank Is to ice
water. Before long he will be unable to digest
any food; lie will become dropsical. and death
must ensue. / cannot make him believe his
peril. He laughs at me and can do nothing
IN the matter. am now trying to get him Off
on an ocean trip i'll the hope that he will get
seasIck and have a terrible time of it. While
ne Is recovering his appetite may return to
him"
well, doctor, is this an isolated case?"
by no means. There are not many cases so
serious as this, but the harm done by drinking
Ice water is beyond expression. do not wish
to be construed iayoring the use of alco-
hollc stmulants, but state candidiy that ice
water is doing as much injury, if not more,
than all the liquors that are drunk. 1t is the
vice OF the American people and it must be
suppressed. l sometimes wish there were not
such thing as ice i'll the country"
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FUTURE DAYS.
ATCLIFFE, DARR Auctioneers

II ATCLIFFE, DARR CO., Auctioneers.
ENTIRE FURNITURE. CARPETS, MIkR aGf nS Nc
NORTHWEST, BELONGING TO TIE ESTATE
OF THE LATE REAR ADMIRAL T. H. PATTER-
SON,AND CONSISTING IN PART o. ELEGANT
MANTLE AND OTHER FRENCH PLATE MIR
ROHS, DiNANS AND LOO NGES, ANDIRONS,
FENDER AND GANpELABKA, Mt; MAhOG-
VERY OLD PIANO FOI.TE, A RARE PIECE
EASY GHAikS AND koCkEKS, WALNUT SEC
KEIAKY, WALNUT NJ I. sIDEBoARD, DINING
EXTENSION TABLE, WHITE CURLED HAIR
ANDOIHER MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS,
PILLOWS AND HOLSTERS, BEDDING. TOILET
MOQUET AND BODY BkUSSELs CARPETS.
AMI RUGS KITCH.-N FURNITURE, AND RE
QUISIIES. &c, &c. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, JANUARY THIRTEENTH 1890
al the above named residence all the furniture &C,
contained therein and TO which We invite general
tention
jao-4t RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO., Auctioneers
ErINE BUILDING LOT ON ST. BETWEEN 10Th
4 AND 2lST SIS. NV
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY FIJI
TENTH, 1890, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK We
will sch in front OF the premises that splendid Build
LOT 43, SQUARE &C.
fronting ~ feet ST. with depth of 90 feet to an
alley. This lot is IN RAPIDLY improving section of
the northwest and suitable for private dwelling.
Terms: One-thrd cash, balance i'll enc and two
years Notes TO bear six per cent interest payable
iannually, and TO be secured 10y deed of trust on
premises, all casat option of purchaser deposit
of $500 required at time OF sale. Conveyancing &c
at purchasers cost er4ns to be complied with
days. otherwise reserved to resell risk and
of defaulug purchaser after five days public notice
OF such resale in some NEWSPAPER published n WASH
ington, DC DUNCANSUN BIOS,
Aucttonaars
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

r ATCLIFFE. DARR Co. Auc;ioneers
~ 92O Pa ave. NV
PEhEMPToRY AUCTION SALE OF LARGE AS
soRTMENT OF BUGGY. CARRIAGE AND
WAGON HARNESS SINGLE AND DuUBIEp.
LAP ROBES. HORSE COVERS. SADDLES, bril-
DIES AND WHIPS &C. &c
On FRIDAY, JANUARY TENTH 1880 oouraenc-
ing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK An We Will sell within
our sales rooms large assortment Of Harness single
and double. and other Goods mentioned above and
TO which We invite general attention
RADCLIFFE, DARR & CO.,
yatot Auctioneers
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The English Syndicate,s Competitors

The American brewing association has been
organized in st. Louis as a competitor to the
united breweries of the city, known as the st.
Louis brewing association, and which were said
to have been recently acquired by an English
syndicate. The capital stock is 500, 000 A
new plant is to be erected, and operations will
begin in o short time.
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The war between the state and city officials
at Chicago over the prevention of the slaughter
OF cattle in the city Is growing hot.
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.&zzf Ezsa
H<s<%
Commissioners

We, 1he undersigned Banks and Bankers pu pay all
prizes drGrn i The Louisiana State Lotteries nktch
may be presented q: our counters.
Il; N; MAIMSLEY, Pres. Louisiana National Bank
PIERRE lANAUA, Pres State National Bank
A. BALDWIN Pres New Orleans National Bank
GAIL h0HN. Pros. Union National Bapk
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(yHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON L
" SIRELT NORTHWEST. BEING NO lS33

by virtue of decree Of the supreme Court of the
District VI Columbia, passed in LQuity No 1913 in
which Harry ". Eickerton ct al are aud
john A Bickerton ct al defendants L will sell at
pubic auction i'll front of the premises on MONDAY,
JANUARY THIRTEENTH, 1880, Mt HALF-PAS i
-FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following described real
estate known and designated the plat OF the city
of Washington the eastern half OF the half OF
Lot in square Numbered l4J, with improvements
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash, balance two equal
installments at and two years with interest
secured by deed OF trust the sold,
cash, ut the option of the purchaser deposit of
hundred (10U) dollars Will be required time of
sale All conveyaDcing at cost of purchaser, and. if
terms not complied with in days the trustee
the right readvertse and sell at the risk
and cost OF defaultiug purchaser
EDWIN d. HAY, Trustee,
1923 NY. ave-
WALTER b. WILLIAMS L CO.,
tar do Auc
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

SALE I;,, OF THE REMAINING HOUSEHOLD EF.
FECTS, CA.,PETS, &C. IN OUR ESTABLISH
MtNI. EMBRACING. IN PART, PIANOS, PAX
boK SUiIES UIHQLsTERED IN EMBOSSED
PLUSH, f1GURrD DAMASK, &C.. PIER MIR
KDKS, ANTIQUE Dan. WALNur, ASH AND
OTHER SUITES,PILLAR EXTENSION TABLES,
L. q. DiNiNG CHAIRS, HAIR, HUSK AND
OTHER MAITRESSES. PILLONs AND boil
S1EIS, ENGkAN1NGS AND Ol.EOGRAPIS,
BKU SSEI.S,1NGRAIN AND SMYRNA CARPETS,
STONES, COOKING REQClSII Is. &c.
On THURSDAY MOENlHG, JANUARY NINTH
1880, comnenc.ng at TEN O'CLOCK AN, within our
salesroos we Will sell general collection of House
hold GOODS, to Which attention is called.
ALSO,
At TWELVE O'CLOCK, by order of Hon D. NJ. Rams
DELL U. 5. Marshal, Drop-tI Psychic Bicycle 6-}.
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These figures, showing constant -
largo increase In both department. q
the paper's business, need NO somAssA.
They tell the story Of public oonAdsaes
and demonstrate In the plsinsst mapnss
possible that THE STAR Is THE r.
OOGNlZED CHANNEL OF THIS con-
AUNITY FOR ALL BUSUNEas O0l6s
NUNICATIONa
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APOLLO.

All persons desiring 10 have sPurA
Healthy, Palstable and Stimulating
Drink with their Christmas and New
Years table should not fasl 70 oond Tor
acase d this me Beer
APOLLO
Anew and special brewing Of TIE AkI-
TH0LONAY BREWING 90,
ROCHESTER,. nv
prics. o1.5o per case Of two doeoa
panta delivered to any part Of thA city.
sos nth ST. NV.
TELEPHONY AAl.
n27.sm APOLLO.
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GxNr,s Su1rs SoouRxp
AND PRESSED FOB Il
Costs &c.; Pants, 25c.; vests ESQ Altsrfns snd
hsp.irinF done IL best %snnsr Goods eaisd fSr nd
..s 1shas ~ ~ i. ~ "! s' As::.SsXs
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Mary practical IA beautiful ring, my dear
wha. did you give for itl''
Eleanor (poetical) -" Myself"-LiJe.
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TOMORROW.

WEEKS CO., Auctioneers
w 637 Louisiana ave-
THREE HANDSOME WALNUT AND EBONIZED
fkAMED MANTLE MI .h0Rs WILL BE
ADDED AND SOLD AT OUR AUCTION SAItS
ROOMS THURSDAY, JANUARY NINTH, TEN