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THE FUR SEAL BUSINESS.


private dispatch received in San Francisco
yesterday announces that the imperial Russian
government has confirmed the renewal of the
lease of the Russian seal islands in Behring Sea
to the Alaska commercial company. This &C.
ton is understood to be based upon q persua-
sion that the government of the United States
will take similar course with regard to its
own seal islands and that the control OF the seal
fur industry may thus be vested in a single
management
The New York commercial company Of
Alaska, limited, formed with capital Of
sl,O0o00O for carrying on miling, fishing,
building and commercial enterprises generally
iu the territory of Alaska, filed certificate Of
incorporation with the secretary of the state
at Albany yesterday. The incorporators of the
company are William b. Pope, Thaddeus ID.
Bradford, William I. Davis and John H, Droge
Of New York, and Henry s. Tibbey Of Unsa
Island, Alaska.
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THE STRUGGLE FOR THE FAIR.
The Action at Albany Doesn't Change
the Situation Materially.

new YORK AND ST. LOUIS VIRTUALLY OCT or
THE ooNrEsT-Ir Is WASHINGTON, CHICAGO
Oh NO TAIR-rHR GROWING FEELING IN fAvoR
OF THE FEDERAL CAPITAL As THE BITE.
The various rivals for the worlds fair were
active today in preparation for the fight. The
news from Albany that the bill had been agreed
to there gave the New York men new hope and
they reopened their canvass of the
House to try and get back some of
the men they have lost through
the situation of affairs at Albany.
They find that they have lost a number of
votes and it is not at all certain that they
can get them back again. Chicago has been
making gains, and it is claimed that her friends
have 100 votes pledged.
IL the vote were to be taken on the bill first,
the site to be selected afterward, there would
be no doubt about the passage of the bill, but
the great danger is that after the site ia selected
the bill itself may be defeated Less than sixty
men are now opposed TO holding the fair, but
when their iocainterest is taken out by it others
may change face. Some members, like Mr..
CarllsIe, VIII not vote for any bill creating a
body corporate by the government. except n
Washington, on the grounds that the govern
ment has no right to do SO.
1t Is generally thought that the action at Al
bany has not bettered things for New York and
that the opposition yielded only because they
knew 1t Was too late for anything TO be accom-
plished
NARROWED DOWN.
New York and st. Louis are now regarded as
practically out OF the fight. and that asst now
stands it lies between Chicago. Washington and
no fair. Neither New York nor ST. Louis have
given up the fight, however, and it may be that
they will combine to defeat Chicago.
The Senate is supposed to be strongly in IA
vor OF Washington and gains in favor Of ma
tionai celebration ut the national capital are
being made.
The chances of Washington being the place
OF holding the commemoration ceremonies,
whatever they are. look more favorable as the
time for the final struggle approaches
As Il result Of drawing held last night
among the friends of the four cities New York
will be heard first in the House. St Louis next,
Chicago third and Washington last
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MuRDER-rHE MARsHAL's OWN LIFE IN DAN.
Ora BAD PLACE FOR UNITED STATES orr.
GALS.
The Attorney General today made public the
report of United States Marshal Mizen spou
the assassination Of Deputy Marshal W. B,
Saunders in Florida last week. He says that
on the 18th instant he received q tele-
gram from the deceased, at Pensacola, saying
that he would 60 that night to Quincy for q
prisoner in the Jail there, and asking him FOL
any help he might call for.
He telegraphed Saunders that he, too. would
60 to Quincy, where he would meet him. h
left Jacksonville that night Q5th) }, with Specia
Deputy Langford, and they reached Quincy a,
8 the next morning.
SAUNDERS ARRIVED
two hours later, and after breakfast Saunderi
and Langford were sent to make an arrest abou
six miles out in the country, but they returned
az about noon without their prisoner. VIM. NJ
McFarlin of Quincy. called at the hotel to see
Saunders the next morning, being surprised te
meet the marshal.
Later in the day McFarln took the marshal
and Capt. Allison Quincy to dinner. Soon
after dinner he invited the marshal to take q
drive with him that evening, but he declined
Meeting Saunders and Langford IN the street
in a few minutes McFarlin invited the former
to 60 driving with him. The marshal tool
Sauders to his room and told him that he haC
every reason to believe that there was
PLOT TO MURDER HIM,
and that he must let the men alone and remain
in his room. The marshal wedt out to summon
some jurors and was gone three hours. Wher
he returned Saunders was gone, LangforC
knew not where.
The last he saw of him he was with Nc
Farlln. The marshal was asking the sheriff a
the court house where Saunders was when
man named Mitchell drove up with.
SAUNDERS DE.D BODY
in the buggy. He was shot through the neck
The sheriff said that Saunders bad told hin
that he was going to take drive in the coun
try.
When Mitchell drove up the sheriff asked
him if he had killed Saunders and he said no
which answer he repeated when asked il ht
knew who had done it. The marshal after
ward learned that Saunders was seen driving
out OF the town in the buggy with McFariil
and Mitchell. In the dead mans pocket Wal
his pistol, fully loaded, and card which Nc
Farlin had lett tor him at the hotel in tn,
morning.
THE MARSHAL WARNED.
The marshal concludes: after the murder
OF Saunders l received intimations from
friendly sources that l was not safe in tina
neighborhood, and it would be well for me t,
leave as quietly as possible"
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LebO Caught.

READING, Pa, Feb. 1a.-Henry Lebo, the fu-
gitive wife murderer, was captured this morn
ing in n farmers smoke house near Robesonia,
this county. 10 miles from here. When the
officers arrived he drew revolver and shot
himself IN the right temple. The wound Is
severe but not fatal. Lebo was taken to Jail.
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He Will be Iynched.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Feb. 19.-Yesterday after.
noon Jake Stables, a negro who has been work
ing for farmer named Rufe Lewis, near Hell
skelrs station, IL miles north of this city, took
advantage of the husbands absence and at
tackled Mrs Lewis i'll a criminal manner After
desperate struggle the tiend accomplished his
purpose. Stables fed, but was pursued by in
furiated men and women. He was captured
and is now tied securely at the depot in Hell
skells. 1t is thought he will be lynched
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Baltimore and Ohio Earnings.

BALTIMORE, MD, Feb. 19-The monthly
meeting of the directors of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad took place today. The
report shows that increased earnings during
January OF the entire system east and west OF
the Ohio river were Sl,40S,5l0 increased
expenses S4SO,46 Net increase earnings
S92S, 047.
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TlIABETEs.

DrJseegen. Professor Of Medicine ct the University
Of Vienna, in hiscelebrated work diabetes melitus
says: OF all remedies in my large experience with this
disease and the many experiments which l. well -
such prominent men - Anger. Fleckles, Hswezek
and others have made Carlsbad deserves be placed
in the front rank.
All the writer's agree with me that the use Of the
Carlsbad Sprudel salt exerts very beneficial fnnu-
ence In Diabetes have in the course Of many years
treated very large number Of psuents suffering with
the disease snd have with interest noticed thu
eject Of Carlsbad sprudei Salt in reducing the
amount OF suxsr. MY invarizbe experiepce h.s been
that almost withoutan exception IN Improvement was
ana during snd after the use Of ths
sven where strict diet was observed E,.n.,
= Aendelson Co.. sole asentA No. Barclay ct. NY.s
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NARRIEt,.

ANDERS0N-CLAEkE. On Friday, january "a
$50 by the l.ev. Or b I. Blttinser, 1HOs. ANDEh.
sOS Of Norfolk, Va. and MAMIE Is. CIARKE Volnr.
est daughter OF Morgan II. Clarke, Failing Waters,
February 10. 1891, by Key. Nm NJ Osborne ID u
JOHN McIN IlHk OF Syracuse, Ny aud Miss hi x.
TIE LIGnIFO0T of Washington.
MlLIEk-BkENT. On Tuesday. February Is,
is,O, by Rev Father Mackin. at the residence OF =
Is Elery, %ol. fortner Place, HENRl 1. MILLER
WALhEh-MAhtiN. On Tuesday, February ls
1880, by tie Rey. JohA W. Philluss. Nm h NAlKER
and COM NM L. MARTIN, bOt6Of " ashinetOn DC.
No cards
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TGlGgIanS to The Star.
COMPROMISE AT DIES MONIES.
Prospect OF Speedy Break of the
Long Deadlock.

DEs MorSEL, Feb. 19.-The democrats have
decided to accept the republican proposition
for compromise if the republicans would con-
cede them two more committees. The repub-
licans at 1920 went into caucus to consider the
matter and it is thought the long deadlock will
be broken.
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A New Road,

PEORIA. Ill, Feb. 19-The Peoria and
Eastern railway company, to build road
through the counties of Tazewell, Mclean and
Vermillion to the state line and thence to
indianapolis, has been organized. The prin-
cipal offices are to be at Danville. Ill. The
Incorporators are Jos. Mann and Edward l..
Stewart of Danville. John A. Glover of Urbana
William Z. Lockwood of Champaign and Frank
Richman of indianapolis. The capital stock is
SIN OO0 OO0
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The Death Record.

During the twenty-four hours ending at
noon today deaths were reported to the health
Office as follows: White-John Metcalf, "a
years; Maggie H. Hunt, 20 years; Vim. Thomas,
months; Charles Sohles, 29 years; Marie F.
Nelegan, months; Mary Richards, 9 months;
Julia A. Mcintyre year; Esther Harrison. 4
months: VIM. p. s. Sanger, 79 years; John
Sweeney, SO years; Rebecca Truxton. 60 years.
Colored-Harriet f. Saunders, 20 years; Ladie
Burke, 8 months; Essie Cole. 2 months; Mildred
L. Williams, years; Martha E. Harris, IS
years
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT.-JWiqe Montgomery.
Today-Will Of N. A. Stafford; trial resumed
EQUITY CoURT-.IuGlge Con.
Goldsborough agt. Goldsborough;
pro confesso agt. r. T.. Ray. Trenholm agt
Scott; time to take testimony limited. jack
son agt. Wise; testimony ordered taken by
John Cruikshank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19

The striking cloak makers in New York have
won.
The theatrical performance for the benefit of
Mira James q. Blaine, IT,, came OF yesterday
afternoon in the Broadway theater, New York.
and petted a 900. Among the performer were
Elsie Leslie, VIM. II. Crane aud Mira Kendall
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Cotton Mill Rumors.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 19.-It is rumored here that
cotton syndicate will secure by purchase soon
some of the cotton duck mills in Woodbury.
and Mount Vernon, that b. Frank Gambrill
will be the resident manager in this city of the
mills and that two of the mills now manufacture
ing cotton duck will be used for the manufac-
ture of sheeting. There Is a rumor in connec-
ton with the above that Mr.. Richard Crom-
well, president of the Mount Vernon manufac-
turing company refused an offer of $40, 900 a
year to locate at New York and become the
general manager Of the syndicate's affairs
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Fire.

SoUrH AMBoY, N. j., Feb. ia half block
Of buildings belonging to Messrs. Howell,
Straub and Pemdott were destroyed by fire
here this morning. The loss is estimated at
$4,000; insurance about one-half.
LANCASTER, Pa, Feb. 19.-Fire damaged the
iron novelty works Of Anne and Thomas today
to the extent OF $4,000.
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Nine to Six.

SALT LAKE Cry, UTAH, Feb. 19.-Judge Zane
yesterday decided that six Mormon council
men, who received the highest number of
votes in their wards are entitled to certificates
of election. This would make the incoming
council stand nine Gentiles and six Mormons
The Gentiles have appealed from the decision.
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The Maggie Douglass.

BALTIMORE, Feb. l9.-Capt Prentice Of the
steamship Holme Eden reports: Friday Feb.
10, lat. 1854 n, lon IS SO w., passed derelict
vessel OF about 600 tons, evidently a bark,
printed black with yellow streak. supposed to
be the British bark Maggie douglass.
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Real Estate Matters.

F. W. Jones and J. T. Dyer, trustees have
bought for $4,000 Of George W. Cochran subs
IS to SO, square 274, 100xl00 feet on 18th street
between and u streets.
Joseph L. johnson has bought for $4,000 Of
NJ. Bailey lot % and part II, square 126, 2,240
square feet on 18th street between l and X
streets northwest.
+. II. q. White has bought for $4,000 of JAS
A. Bates sub lot of lot 1, Widows Mite.
G. W. McLanahan has bought for S4,375 Of
j. L. Berry lot 5, block 6, Kalorama.
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Judge Keliey's Successor.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 19.-The full vote cast
yesterday in the fourth congressional district
for the unexpired term Of the late Judge Vim.
ID. Kelley was: Reyburn republican,. "a. $50;
Ayres (democrat), l6,446; Tumbleston (pro-
hibitionist). 23S. Reyburns plurality, 1854
kelley's plurality over Ayres in 1883 was 1853
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: W.
F. Luckett to r. F. wainwright. lots IS and SO,
SO. l04S; 81, 662-25. 7. E. Waggaman to ID.
O'Leary, subs 81 and p. SO. 265; sIGO5 A.
Wylle to w. II. Bowman. lot IL, block 5; Trini-
dad; II, 500. Mary L. Hill to George Hill, jr.
part 3, SO. 35l, and part 5, SO. ISL; $780,
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KnOclxed Down bv a Macon,

Jost phi Gurley, Baltimorean, was struck by
a wagon at 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue
today and knocked down. He was injured on
the head
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to A. A. Blackman and
Maggie H. Scrivenner; G. William Cole and
Cora L. Martin; W. H. Walker and Cora Z.
Martin; W. H. ?. Rice of Baltimore and Ida l..
Cloyd of Huntsville, Ala; Geo. N Griffith and
Bessie f. AbIl: Moses Young and Myra CLARK
Robert Dyson and Elizabeth McCaii C. H.
Dishman of Stafford county, Va, and Adeline
Jones of King William county, Va; L. b. Belts
of WhiIeside county. Ill.,. and Lizzie h. Hughes
of Hagerstown. Md; Charles Burnett and Ella
Chesley; Vim. Jones and Virginia Spotsville;
Judge Brooks and Mary Z. Hill; Edward Porter
and Louisa Carter of Spottsylvania county, Va.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
A CONTRACT AWARDED.


Andrew Gleeson has been awarded the con-
tract for improving the canal road. The ques-
ton of improving Bunker Hill road by day
labor is held up for consideration.
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Union Pacific Earnings,

BosToS, Feb. 19.-Union Pacitics gross
earnings for December were S3554 1854
increase. S266.296. Expenses, 81 596, 1856;
increase, S50j,745.
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A Cold Wave Coming.

bulletin from the signal Office says: Hoist
cold wave signal; temperature will fan to about
twenty-six degrees by morning of the 10th.
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SHOT THROUGH THE NECK,
The Murder OF Deputy Marshal Saunders
In Florida.

MARSHALL MzELL's MEAaER lxrolr OF TIE
MuRpER-THR MARsHAL's own LIFE IN DAN
aER-A BAD PLACE FOR UNITED STATES orrr-
GALS.
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BRlDaL VE1Ir,,

The following we'll known First-class Grocsrs have
been appointed sole Agents for the
JUSTLY CELEBRATED
AND ONLY
PERFECr PATENT SPRING WHEAT
BREAD FLOUR.
THE BRIDAL vEILi
HIGHEST GRADE Manufactured in the world:
CHARLES l. KELLOGG, Masonic Temple
". p ABBOTT. l12l Fennsy vania ave. and cor 1th
and sts.
GEORGE Z KENNEDY 3 SONS 1903 y st. and
ING Connecticut ave,
b. y. BACON. GO Pennsylvanis ave
q. O. CORNWELL q SON, l4I2 Pennsylvania ave.
q. C. BRYAN. l4l3 New York ave.
BEALL BAKER 4s6 Pennsylvsnia ave-
p T. WHITE, 635 Louisiana ave.
3. K WATERS, 1872 7thst
A o. WRIGHT, 1882 18th St NV
bCkCHAkD Co. 354 Pennsylvania ava
W. GIVEN cor Sd aud SIS. NV. f5-wks'
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Consumption of Cb.mnag,e

In 10 years ending December 81, 1859, 2.eo0.-
Sll cases were imported. About one-quarter
was q. III. Mumm a Co.'S Extra Dry or over
Us, 600 cases more than of ANY other brand
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Going to Albany.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 19.-The convicted Navassa
Island rioters will be sentenced to the
Albany, NY, penitentiary.
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Telephone Call l12-a
d1s-wSs

IT IS NO LONGER NECESSARY TO TAKE BLUE
pills 20 rouse the liver to action. Carters Little
Liver Pills are much better. Don't forget this.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19

Two BE FREE FROM SICK HEADACHE. BILIOUS.
IL Constipation, &c. Carters Little Liver
lIl-. strictly Vegetable. They gently stimulate the
liver and free the stomach from bile.
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A DISSERTATION Ok AMERICAN
WINES.

1t f. now universally conceded by even the most
fsrstca teetotalers that q glass Of thoroughly ma
tuyrd and pure wine is ne most wholesome, health
anu strength ewing beverage for mankind. Almost
every state-nO matter how cold its climste-pro-
duces grapes from which wine is pressed. but THE
pasadena WINES are made from those luscious
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA grapes which attain the
highest grade OF maturity and ripeness and are there
fore, the Lest Wines IL the market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19

Capt P. NJ. Dubant is somewhat improved in
health and expects to leave for New York in a
few days.
Mr.. Shillington today fled a motion for a
new trial in the case of Nathaniel Guy, con-
vcted a few days ago OF assault with intent to
kill.
In consequence Of the indisposition of Judge
James the Court in General Term was not in
session today.
Judge Cox today appointed Almira V. Brown
guardian of H. W. Beall ct al. on bond of
81, 600
David E. Porter, who was arrested and &C.
quilted yesterday of charge Of false pretenses,
was not a nephew of Admiral Porter as erro-
neously stated, but the admrars son.
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Range of the Thermometers

Range or the thermometer Today
The following were the readings at the sig
nal Office today: Sam. Al pm, AZ; maxi
mum. AZ; minimum 49,
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CHICAGO, Feb. 19.-The commission of French
engineers who have been examining the Pam
anna canal are here on their way home. From
their conversation 1t is inferred that their re-
port will be unfavorable
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A Masonic Presentation.

Last night Lafayette Royal Arch chapter, No.
s. worked the Royal Arch degree. After the
ceremony Mr. S. B. Bond presented Mr.. E. 1.
Nottingham. past high priest. with a beautiful
jewel appropriately carved. Mr.. Nottingham
responded in suitable speech
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19

make speciality Of High-favored Cooking aud
Jelly Wines and Brandisa
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NEW YORK AND ST. LOUIS VIRTUALLY OUT or
THE ooNrEsT-Ir Is WASHINGTON, CHICAGO
OR NO TAIR-THR GROWING FEELING IN FAvoR
OF THE FEDERAL CAPITAL As THE SITE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19

A dinner was given to Gen. William Tecumseh
sherman last night in New York BY his cousin,
William Il. ScotS
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He Fell i'm "A Fit.

c. c. Cole. an elderly man, who arrived in
the city last night from Kingston, NY, and
whose temporary abode is the Howard house,
dropped in fit on Pennsylvania avenue near
AZ street this afternoon shortly before 9
O'Clock. He received medical attention and
Was removed to his hotel by the police
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The PRHsIDINr Has APPROVED the joint
resolution recognising the republic Of Brazil;
the act for the relief of the sufferers by the
wrecks Of the Trenton, vandalia and Nipsic at
Samoa; an act TO constitute Albany, NY, .
port Of immediate transportation; an act APP
propriating 90 900 for Marion home for dis
Aoied volunteer soldieyk
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IL A. SELIGSON,
1900 and 1902 Penns. ave. NV,
WASHINGTON. DC

the sole agent for the Pasadena Wines and Brandes
and sell msryelously low prices. have received
Orers from rich and poor alike and all cheerfuy
knowledge that the Pasadena Wines and BraIIdes are
by far the best and purest the District notwith
standing the fact that my prices the very lowest
My ~ per cent removal discount Will be indefinitely
continued.
llLAAE COMPARE NY PRICES MITa THOSE OF
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Looking for a supposed Incendiary,

The burning of Capt Fontaine Beattie's barn
in Fairfax county, Va, last Monday night is
supposed by his neighbors to be the work of
incendiaries i'll revenge for the whipping Of
Crusoe, the alleged thief, at Annandale last
week. Capt. Beatties loss is several thousand
dollars a stock of nearly fifty cows of Attorney
and other fine breeds being included. His in
surance is 32.700. Capt. Beattie, who was alb
sent at the time. is the United States internal
revenue collector Of the Alexandria district,
Crusoe. Yesterday farmers of the neighbor-
hood were searching through Alexandria
county for Crusoe.
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CouGHEns To TIE FRosr.

Take time by the fOrelock," that raspns hacky
cough OF yours carries you where somany consump
tives have preceded you. Lose time but procure
bottle of the rational remedy lung and bronchial dis
ease-sCOTT's EMULSION OF COD Liver OIL
with HypOphosphites Of Lime and Soda Rely upon il
hat will afford you speedy and efficient aid Not only
Is 1T pulmonic Of SURPRISING merit but it compen-
for the drain Of vitality which most formula
blesccompaniment of lung disorders Besides arrest
nEthe consumption bronchitis and asthma
iIfuses unwOnted vgor into enfeebled system aud
tends I'LL the hollow places in angular frame
Ladies delicate health will find palatable means
Of adding roundness figure robbed of contour by
the inroad Of marasmus other wasting disorders
scrofuIous tendency may be successfully combatted
with IT, and acapial thing for feeble children
OclJ
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ILLAsE COMPARE MY PRICES WITH THOSE OF
OIHEKa
VIRGINIA AND OTHER AMERICAN WINES.

carry the largest stock Of Imported Wines Cog
macs. Gins, Jamaica and ST. Croix RUNS and all the
French COrdias including the celebrated
cordial, CRIME De MESTHE tCream Of Minp.
green orange.
The oldest Rye Bourbon and Imported Whistles
eau always lie found IT my store. Ienunsrste few: