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Evening journal., 1890-04-26

Last fall little Clarence had a catarrhal
fever. Mr.. Sherwood had a physician here in
Wilmington attending to Clarence, and Dir
sherwood told the reporter who interviewed
little Clarence could never be cured OF catarrh.
In telling the reporter how his little son suf-
fered Mr. Sherwood taid:
clarence had catarrh for nearly six years
He suffered with pains IN his head. Sick
headaches | would call them. He was thin,
delicate and frail. His ear was running con-
EnuallF. The discharge OF matter from his
ear. was very offensive. He was restless al
night and would almost 40 into fits The
catarrh affected his appetite ant he got very
thin and pale In fact he was 4 total wreck.
On the 18th of February took Clarence 10
see Drs. Mccoy q Wildman. of No. 1893 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia. The running In
discharge was so offensive that didn't ser 4
him to school. Well, under the treatment OF
Drs. Mccoy a Wildman clarence has inn
proved wonderfully. He acts entirely different.
tie began to improve right away. His ear
hasn't run for three weeks. He has only had
one headache since took him to Drs. Mccoy
~ Wlldman. and he sleeps and eats better
than he did, so that know they've done him
a great deal of good. Yes, Clarence has i'm
proved wonderfully. and can say that Drs
mccoy q Wildman have done wonders for
him"
Mr.. Sherwood Is very proud Of his three
boys and Of his chubby little girl and his baby
Mr. Sherwr cd is a good talker and an enter
tanning, Intelligent man. He has a brother
who Is an engineer on the r.. W. & B. railroad
running between Wilmington aid Phila-
delphia.
The reporter saw Clarence. He Is bright
little fellow He has rosy cheeks and Is fat
he had ever been pale and thin and almost !
total wreck
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Parnen rhlnks u a rran.
Prince IllsmarcI.'s Appearance.


BERLIN April 26. THE Hamburger Mach
richten says that Prince Bismarck will not
make bis appearance in the upper house
until political affairs resume their normal
condition
In an interview Prince Bismarck said he
would not, If it were in his power, interfere
with the worldngnen in any way on May
day, nor would he display any anxiety,
which only increases the aggressiveress Of
the agitators. Socialism, he said. would
yet cause trouble in Germany, and the man
who would yield to that element 10 prevent
manifestation was a coward II was some.
times an act Of henevolence to shed the
blood of a riotous minority ia defense Of
the law abiding majority May day was
not dangerous enemy and the naming Of
it for an assault ought not to he dreaded.
II wonld only DC "a sham fight, likethe bat
ties Of the Salvation Army
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Lady Cook and Mn. nIarlln Arrive.

New YORK, April A-I.ady Cook and
Mr. and Mrs. Biddnlph Martin arrived here
by the Iraye from England Sir Francis
Cook is detained in London by business,
but Is expected soon. Mr. Martin told the
reporters that there wills no intention Of
bringing iibal suits against Inspector
Byrnes and certain newspapers as had
been rumored. because of remarks made
about Lady Cook and Mrs Martin who
were formerly known ia America As Jennie
81 Clatin and Victoria Woodruff. IN,
sole object Of the visit, aside from recrea
tion, was 60 establish ia New York ane
Chicago branches of the London bankins
house with which Sir r. Cook ana MI
Martin are identified Tie ladies declined
To see the rpuOrtar.s
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nennl, snerln na,ls n1l..inn.

NEWARK, n. j., April 90 Deputy sheriff
Davis, Of Essex county, has not been seen
here since Monday, and there is an ap
parent shortage Of $4,000 in the accounts
OF the sheriifs Office. Davis is lieutenant
colonel of the First regiment, aud very
prominent ia politics and social life. An.
other estimate places Davis shortage any.
where from 5000 to 10000 lets drink
a bottle Of wine together. said Col Davis
to an intimate friend on Monday after.
noon. Wouldn't il be queer" said the
colonel, raising his glass, iii you and |
never met again until we faced St. Peter
at the great gatee As he went away he
took his friends hand aud said. "Good-by.
old boy, till | see you again II may be
fordays and it may be forever Col Da-
Wis has wife and three children. and his
home IS at No % Lincoln avenue.
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Lnw,er -. nnunmll

SALEM, Mass, April 26 Lawyer George
B. Ives, member Of an old and proud salem
family and until day or two ago assistant
district attorney Of Essex county, is a SELF
confessed forger to the amount Of over
5000. He was arraigned before Judge
Stafford and pleaded guilty He went to
Jail in default of $4,000 bail and was or.
dered TO appear before the superior court in
May. First he went through his beautiful
wte's fortune, amounting to upward OF
$1,000 Then he squandered 5000 belong,
ing 70 the estate Of the late Jonathan
Blaney, of Swampscott, Of which he was
the administrator He says extrayagant
living caused his downfall.
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ohnl /. wen Pleased.

NEW Y0lK, April 23.-Senor Jose AL.
fonso, delegate from Chill to the recena
Pan-American conference, regrets THAI
through reporters carelessness the re-
marSs Of Chilian citizen soiourning in
this country have been published as il
emanating from delegate to the confer
ence. The incident makes 1t appropriate.
however, for Senior Alfonso himself 10 ex-
press his views, which he does as follows.
II regard the mere holding Of the confer
ence as an important matter In itself.
While there may he no immediate results.
the work done will surely bear good fruie
in the end Chill desires the trade Of this
country. We have been most courteously
treated by the people here, and / desire to
denounce as false and unwarranSed the en-
tire statement made by the citizen re-
ferra,f 10 y
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KenlmIerIs ion Nerra.

AuBURN, n. ". April 26 Kemmler, the
man who IS condemned to die BIZ electricity
next week. shows no signs of weakening;
in truth he seems to note an proceedings
and final arrangements with an air of
abandon that shows him 70 be u man Of
almost iron nerve He does not allow him
self to contemplate his fate, but busies
himself in whistling, singing, writing his
autograph and listening to his keeper read
frpm the Bible or from some popular pc
riodical. He takes part in religious services
daily and manifests a fervor that is sur
prising to others who participate The
chair, though completed, is not yet in posi-
tiou. 1t is not Harold p. Browns chair,
but the one designed by Warden Durston.
The warden is besieged daily by newspaper
men from all parts of the country who
want to see the condemned man and the
execution. II is expected that great crowd
will be in the city Monday.
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Ma. PAnNELL CENSURED
His Followers Very Angry at
His Reticence.
lie LACKED COURTESY, THEY SAY.

BY Withholding His Confidence. aud Dis.
played Sense Of Proprietorshi,, In the
Nationalist Party which They Resent.
Parneil Thinks GosChen's oner Trap.
LONDON, April e6.-The Liberals are at
skies and sevens regarding the govern.
ment's land purchase bill, Mr.. Gladstones
speech having failed to improve their posi-
tion or 20 encourage them to make a deter
mined fight. AS the matter now stands the
bill IS not likely 70 meet with any further
real opposition, though il will probably be
subjected to a number OF alterations dur.
ing rs committee stage in respect 10 its con.
eessions TO the landlords, which are really
too numerous and extensive for many ol
the governments adherents TO swallow.
Mr.. I'arnell Severely criticised.
MIR. Parnell is coming in for great deal
Of hostile criticism among his followers for
snringing his scheme as he did, the con.
census Of opinion being that it was not
only inopportune, but that in failing to
take the Irish parliamentary party into his
confidence he displayed lack OF courtesy
and implied a measure Of propretorship OF
the Nationalist membership IN the house
which his colleagues are disposed to resent.
As a matter of fact, this resentment, not
only on the part Of the members OF his
own party but upon that OF many Of his
Liberal allies has become so pronounced
that Mr. Parnell may be said 70 have been
sat upon.
Parneii Thinks IL n Trap.
The government has decided TO submit
two clauses during the committee stage OF
the land purchase bill embodying the
recommendations contained in Mr.. Par.
nell's motion. Mr.. parnell regards MIR.
Gosehen's offer as a trap, his scheme being
only effective when worked by itself
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
The NEWS in BRIEF.
Fresh Tips from the Wires carsFnlI,
Cuiied.

Nfehh TIPS rom the wires NArsFnfI,
CuiIed.
The Worlds fair bill has been approve,
by the president.
The interstate commerce commission ha
decided the case OF Bennett ID. Mattingly,
distiller Of Louisville. against the Pennsyl
vania company in favor Of the defendant
The opinion was prepared by Mr.. Schoon
maker
The grand jury Of New York have dis
missed the three complaints of crimina
libel made by Bernard n Martin agains
Editor n l.. Godkin, of the Evening Post.
Capt. Jake" Nanderbilt's daughter in
law, Mary Vanderbilt, has discontinued
her suit against the captain for $50 00l
damages for alleged alienation Of the af
fections OF young jake The matter has
been settled out Of court
The statement Of the Reading Railroad
company for March shows an increase oi
slMl,2 in net receipts and an increase 81
1889
Lizzie J Jackson, aged 81 years. died al
Amsterdam, y Il, from an overdose II
oil Of wintergreen. She took four ounce,
70 allay pain.
hN aN"llih1 taNt inl lhe championship
Of the world between Peter Kemp and Nel
Matterson, at sydney, Australia, resulte,
IN victory for Kemp. He won hy fort,
lengths His time was twenty one minute,
and thirteen seconds.
The Garfield memorial statue has beer
placed IN position IN the monument a
Cleveland, O It is without a flaw, thougl
Il came all the way from Florence, Italy
Il is Of marble ten feet high.
Gainesville, Tex, was deluged by a cloud
burst One woman perished.
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
Kauaaa Clty want. plokatt.

PHmADELPHIA, April 26.-The Kansas
City Bali eiab, through its counsel, has
brought bill in equity against John r.
Pickett and the Philadelphia Players
league club. The prayer Of the Kansas
City clubs bin is that Pickett be restrained
from playing with the Players league club
and that the Players league club be re.
stIained from employing Pickett. The
basis Of the clubs claim is that Pickett had
signed contract with the Kansas City
club and had received several hundred
dollars" advance money, and afterward
signed another contract and played ball
with the rival organization.
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Ths National Farmsr.. I...rv..

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April e6.--A meet
ing Of officers Of the National Farmers
league has been held here this week. Among
those present were President George 4.
Powell, OF New York; Treasurer w. S.
White, Of Connecticut, and Secretary Her
bert Myrick. Encouraging reports were
read from branches OF the league in various
parts Of the country, and it was voted Ia
hold mass meetings, beginning next week,
In Connecticut, w. b. Pierce, of central
New York, is to address the Windham
county farmers at Putnam, Conn, Monday
evening
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
Collector aInrtln's Fsean..

PHILADELPHIA, April 26-Collector oi
Internal Revenue David Martin, who has
been on visit to Washington, had mar
row escape from death at the Riggs house.
through the carelessness OF a porter In
lighting the gas. The porter turned on two
Of the burners In the chandelier, but only
lighted one. About o'clock Mr.. Martin
was suddenly awakened by severe pain.
and at once discovered the sickening smell
Of escaping gas. An open transom saved
his life
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SUMMER RESORTS.
HOTkL CHETwOoDE,

HOTkL CHETWOODE,
Ill ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Remodeled and enlarged; sixty sleeping
roOms: all cOnveniences of large hotel; newly
furnished. rooms large and airy. several hav-
ing ocean view; beds comfortable, with woven
wire springH. hair mattresses and feather pill
lows; closets on each hoor; particular care has
been given to the sanitary ARRANGEMENTS
throughout the house; city water and gas; call
bells in every room.
avenue. between Indiana and Illinois avenues,
convenient to the Pennsylvania and Reading
Railroad stations, and within two minutes
walk OF the beach.
The proprietress takes this opportunity to
thank her friends and patrons for former
favors in past experience, and romises to
respect.
Special attention will be given to the care
Of fnvaiids. MRS. ANNIE GRUBB. &
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Malns,a shIpeuIldlnr noom.

Boston, April 26.-The Herald's Augusta
(hde.) special says: Last years shipbuildinQ
season in this state showed great increase
over previous seasons, and careful review
Of the field seems 70 make it safe To state
that this years building will greatly exceed
that of 1889. The price Of building has
gone up rs per cont. In the last five years,
and wages and the cost Of material are also
higher, In the forty yards now in opera.
ton in Bath employment is given to 8. .OOC
men, and still there is demand for skilled
shipWrights
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Join I. sullivan. Answer.

NEW YORK, April 26.-Referring to the
proposition Of the California Athletic club
for a contest between John L. Sullivan and
Peter Jackson, John w. Barnitt, sullivan's
manager, said yesterday. Sullivan will
accept the offer on two conditions-frst,
the $4,000 purse must not be divided; the
winner must take all Of the money. Sec
ond-Sullivan must have a side bet Of at
least $4,000, and not more than $50 OOO .
Sullivan will forward his answer to the
California Athletic club early next week.
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
EmbeErler WaIton and HIn .FrInnd.. ),

MONTREAL April 26.-The case OF Wal
ton, the express messenger who stole 5000
from the Pacific company and was arrested
in 81. John, n. b., with the money in his
possession, has now acquired a new inter
est by the arrest Of Frank Brady, Aggie
Ashton and --- Leard, gambler. They
arrived from Hot Springs Ark. and were
At ones taken into custody. Brady is the
man vino was psid 5000 by Walton for
helping him to escape, and the other mem
berssof the party are supposed TO have been
implicated in making away with the bal
ance Of tbs money. which was never found
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Caasldy,. sennmtlonaI Vastl,oonv

New YORK, April 96.-In the trial Of
oDonovan Rossa for libeling P. s Cas-
sidy, the latter testified that the first trouble
ne had with Rossa was in 1888 when bill
was rendered for the payment Of SIS to q
man named Jim Brown for attempting to
assassinate Red Jim McDermott Be
fore this sensational testimony had been
explained the court adjourned.
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Buehan !. Now a Murderer.

MrNNEAPoLIs, MINI, April e6-Joseph
Anderson, the man whom George r. Buch-
an, of Pittsburg, shot on the street Wednes-
day evening during a quarrel over Ander-
sons wife, is dead. He made a dying
statement that Buchan was the aggressor
and drew his revolver first. The statement
Buchan for murder.
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Gambling aud Fast Company DId ID.

PHILADELPHIA, April 26.--John F. Ora,
ham, 25 years old, clerk at the income
desk Of the Pennsylvania company for in
surance on lives and granting annuities
waived a hearing and was committed tc
answer the charge Of embezzling about
5000 belonging to his employers The
defalcation is attributed to gambling and
fast company.
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y. rhnrsa ono aIan. pawasr.

LEADvnLE, Colo, April 26.-While q
laborer employed in the Rio Grande rail-
road construction gang near here was
thawing out some giant powder an explo-
sion occurred which threw several men
some distance from the works. Or. man
was killed, another cannot live aud several
others were slightly injured.
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NOTICES.


ID DEMovAL. : ROBERT sTRAIN HAS
James % HeRen MS n.y. 5 aa East sss FoSTtS res
TO the property of Bowen and Hess. No. 222
French street. where he will be pleased to see
all his friends and patrons. and as many new
ones who desire good teams. Telephone 58l.
NoTIcE.-BoARD OF PUBLIC EDUCA.
ELECTION.
An election for members Of the Beard of Pub
afternoon Of Saturday. May a, 1890 Polls To
be open at ~ o'clock or 80 minutes thereafter
and 70 close at p. m.
The inspectors OF the election district In
which the election is to be held IN the vafd
WILL hold the school election. Members 10 be
ELECTED and places Of vstinR are as follows:
FIRST Ward-Une member for two years, and
one member for one year. Polls public sch0oI-
house no. =. second street, near Washington
Second ward-One member for two vaara
Polls northwest corner Second and Walnut
Third ward-one member for two years
lois pnoiic senool- house No. 3, Jefferson
Fourth ward-One member for two years
Polls public school-house NO. 7, corner Fifth
Fifth ward-One member for two years
Polls public school house No. 8, corner Eighth
and Wollaston streets
Sixth ward-One member for two years
Polls public sehool-house No, s. Walnut street
above Twelfth.
Seventh ward-one member for two years
Polls public schoOl-house No. 2 corner
Eleventh and Washington streets.
Eighth ward-One member for two years
Polls public school-house No. s. corner Seventh
and Spruce streets
Ninth ward-One member for two wears
Polls Old Academy
Tenth .ward-One member for two years.
Polls public school-house No. Is, near corner
of Third and II arrison streets.
Eleventh ward-One member for two wears
Polls public school-hOuse No 10, corner Oak
and Harrison streets.
Twelfth ward-One member for two years
Polls northwest corner Fourth and Union
streets. Il. B. JONES,
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Capt. Husser nIschnrrnd.

BDDEFoRD, Me-, April 28.-The recent
investigation by government officers Of the
charges preferred against Capt William
HusSey of the Biddeford Pool life saving
service, has resulted in Hussey's discharge.
Capt. Lewis Topmas has been promoted to
have charge of the service.
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
PIltsburg,s plstlnruI.hed YI.Itnr..

WASHINGTON, April pa large com
pany Of invited guests left Washington last
evening on special train for Pittsburg to
attend the dinner to be given there this
evening by the Americus club. Speaker
Reed, Senator Quay, Representative Dal-
zell, Gen. Clarkson, Col. H. l.. Swords. Mr..
Marshall Gushing and others made up the
party
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CLARENCE WAS A TOTAL WRECK
How a Little Wilmington Boy Suffered
With Catarrh.
His Father, Walter S. Sherwood, who
Works for tho jackson 4 sharp
Company, Took Him to Drs.
Mccoy a " iidman and
He's "a Different
Boy Now.

Mr.. Walters Sherwood. who Is a carhui,der
IN the employ OF the jackson and sharp Com
pany, lives at a24l9 Bennett street in this city
Mr. Sherwood has three OF the brightest little
boys in this. city One of them, Clarence,
who Il nearly wears old. has been a little
sufferer for the past six years with catarrh.
in fact ever since he was year old.
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NIcRrIde pefsnt. Lrnnh.

NEW YORK, April 26-Jimmy Lynch, the
hitherto undefeated l22 pound pugilist Of
this city, was defeated last night by Paddy
Mcbride, of Philadelphia, in two rounds
at Hoboken. Lynch was not in good con
dition, while Mcbride had been carefully
trained and weighed several pounds more
than Lynch.
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DROPOsALs.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received in
pursuance OF an ordinance passed by the City
Council. for the purpose of unifOrming the
police force. the clothes TO consist OF one coat
falcons 10 be lined below the seat, the ma
terial 70 be thtrteen-ounce-per-ya Mfddlesex
or uniform flannel, and must stand the test Of
nitric acid All bids TO be addressed to f. Il.
Sawdon. City Hall. on or before o'clock,
p m, Wednesday, the SOth instant. The com
mite reserve the right 70 reject any or all
bids. All bids mast be accompanied with
bond. +. Il. SAWDON,
Chairman Of Committe.
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A Noied s,alIlon Dad.

PEORIA, Ills. April 26.-The famous
young stallion Alex MeGregor, 1886. known
by many breeders throughout the west, died
in this city He was one OF the finest bred
and most promising grandsons Of Robera
McGregor.
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Germnns Mean business n hcr,c,

LONDON. April 26-1'he Times dispatch
from Zanzibar Says the Germans have con
structed "a fortified station at Mount Kenia,
thus formally anneNing that territory to
the German possessions
Evening journal., 1890-04-26

Az Wilmington: After April 18th next. the
0xy-Hydrogen Company will be prepared 10
take orders for gas of q quality superior to
that now furnished TO the citizens at rs cents
per thousand feet net II promptly paid within
ten days from the time of rendering bin
The works will be re tdy for delivering gas
next fall.and service connections will be made
tended
Mains win be laid first upon the principal
streets and gas takers upon those streets are
invited to give early orders, so that we may
have some guide in laying the first arrivals of
pipe. Office of the company has removed to
New Central Bank Building, Fifth and ShipleY
streets ?. 4. CONDE. Engineer.
~ opTa00LIARs, insure YOUR property ~ with i
HAWKINS a. CO.. 7l2 Market street.
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The situation Ia Grara.

PrTTsBURG, April 26.-There still appears
to be a possibility of a strike of the railroad
yardmen and switchmen here. Not since
the difficulty began, two weeks ago, have
the men or the company's officials been as
radical IN THEN expressions as today There
Is grim determination on both sides.
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
King Gets Eve Years.

PHILADELPHIA, April 26-Henry w.
King, ex-prefect Of the Institution for the
Blind, who was convicted of immoral prac-
tices with the pupils of the institution, was
senteAsed 70 five years Imprisonment.
Evening journal., 1890-04-26
The D,xon-oushinr Match FirrIe.

NEW YORK. April 26.-1he boxing match
between Dixon (coloredl, of Boston, and
Frank Cushing did not come of last night
owing to 4 misunderstanding about engag.
ing hall.
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fhANAiS II. "a w UON,
Chairman of the Police Committees

DROPOShLS. = SEALED PROPOSALS
4 will be received by the Trustees OF the
Poor Of New Castle county, until 3 o'clock a.
For supplying the Almshouse, from April
80 70 July 30. 1880, with beef mutton salt
pork, bread. dry goods. groceries. drugs,
shoes, carpet slippers, flour and feed. coal,
gasoline and ice.
Bids for beef viii be bY the quarter in pro-
portion TO one hind quarter 10 three fore
quarters. out Of cattle we'll fatted and dress
ing not less than 500 lbs.
Bids Tor mutton will be for fore quarters
only.
Bids for dry goods and groceries will be for
the various kinds named on the schedules.
Bids for coal will be for Broken Lee and
Egg and fot one years supply. Must be
cleaned and delivered in the vaults at the
AlmshOuse,
Gasoline must not be Of less standard Of
gravity than SS degrees.
Bids for ice will for the season to be de-
livered in half ton lots as required.
Committee on accounts OF the Board Of
Trustees will meet at the Almshouse at 10
O'Clock. a. m, OF April 20, to audit all bills
against the Board for the last months. All
persons having claims are requested to send
their bills on or before the 2Sth
BY order of the Board of trustees
JOHN GUTHRIE, Superintendent.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Examine the large post
ers for Heald & Co.'s sale
of Lots over Third street
bridge, May Sd.
HEALD e. co.
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vyeather IndicatIons.

The weather promises to be colder and
clear, with northerly and northwesterly
winds.
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BOARD AND RooMs.


VOUNG MAN OF GOOD REPTTATfON \
can find frst-class board with home
comforts and room 70 self, at reasonab rates:
central location. Address A, this office.
WANTED -BOARDERs, GOOD ACCOM-
modations. No 400 East Fourth street.
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FoR SALE.

CHEI.vING FOR SALE At e5i KfNG
- street.
HoRSP GAN BE SEEN AT CLUB
IL Stables, corner Madison and Twelfth
streets.
HARNESs.-NEW NICKEL MOUNTED
II harness. Inquire a this office
DOBES PAIR or HANDSOME LAP
II robes; also blankets and whip. Inquire
Rt this Office
WAGON. LARGE DOUBLE-sEAT TOP
w wagon; built to order; finely uphOls-
tered; new; suitable for family use or light
delivery wagon. Can be seen at the Club
Stables. corner Madison and Twelfth streets +.