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FUTURE DAYS.
D ATCL1FFE. DARR Z CO.. -Anetioneen.
N 2sO Pa ave. n. ".

II ATCLIFFE, DARR CO. Anctfoneers,
~ 82O Pa ava NV.
LOCAL STOCKS. BoNvs AND sECURITIEs BY
AUCTION. SATURDAY, DECEMBER NINE
TENTH, 1891. AT ONE O'CLOCK p NJ. IN
OUR SAILS ROOMS, go FENNSYLNANlA AVE.
NUE. NORTHWEST. THE LIST CONTAINS
10 shares wash h Geo. n. H stock
20 SHARES Cap. and n. o %. n. X. stock.
10 shares Met. X X. stock.
Is shares Electric Light stock.
so thares American Graphophone stock.
$500 lexington h. h. bonds.
50 shares Natl Union lns stocS
5S shares Riggs Ins. stock.
lU2 shsree Commercial Inns. stock
50 shares washington Market stock.
Is shares Great Falls Ice Co. stock.
$12, Cap and N. o 1t. Il. X. bonds.
dl6-:A RATCLlFFE, DAhR 4 CO.. Aucts,
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Largest Cotton Planter In the World Dead.
John Richardson. the largest cotton
planter in the world, died on the Epic plauta-
ton, in East Carroll parish. La, on Monday
He owned fifteen plantations in the stntos Of
Louisiana and Mississippi
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Duel in Which Both Are wounded.

DueI IN "HIcu BUN AT6 "0unded.
NJ. Chas. Soiler and Col Andruzzi fought
duel in Paris yesterday morning at
Meudon. NJ. Soller was ''pinked" in the arm,
but received only slight wound, while Col
Andruzzi sustained a severe wound in the
breast. The quarrel originated in > discussion
on colonial politics
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16

J. b Woodruff Of Wyoming is on his way to
Washington with n minority report ON the pro-
posed treaty with tho Shoshone and Arapahoe
Indiana, claiming that the treaty means The
spending Of ee0o,O00 for worthless land
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16
The Presidency In Argentfna,

The Presidency In Argentina.
Reports received from different parts OF the
Argentine republic indicate that combination
Of parties is being formed to push the candi-
dacy of DR.. Eduardo Costa for the presidency,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16
A rierce stor,n IN CoIor.,,o

fierce storm in raging Pueblo, CAL, and
throughout most OF Colorado and part Of New
Mexico. Cattle in Montana are reported dying
from cold and starvation. Tho blizzard hcs
blown down two houses in Pueblo.
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Sudden Death Of Col. Merrill.

Col ". T. Merrill, United States engineer,
in charge Of the Ohio river aud all It's navi.
gable tributaries, dropped dead Monday night
on train near Edgefeld, ILL.,, while going 70
Shawncetown OH BUSINESS.
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DAICLIFFE. DARa & o.. Aucuonesrs-
IHANCRRY SALE OF PROPERTY. CORN
AND 81 . ~ thhhl y syhhI3N

u
IHANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY. CORN
AND SE.ENIkENTH slhkk1s NOhIn'
IhlROkED BN SEVEN MODERN BRICK
pENCES
rs virtue of decree u tie SuIT~me Court
Dlst-1ct OF to.ul1pla. made anu eutered
cause No. 1.s-the-0Ste at. Case q al--tne
sisncd. fTusfee. viii sell AZ fuDib 4urliou, n
Of tie prem ses. On TUESDAY, DECEMBER
TgLA1l -SECOAD. lss,i. az HALf-fAsI ~
O'CLOCK l.. M. the fo.ioN dsss rlb-d real este
the city OF Washington. y. =. Via: Lots ia In
ls0 of Jshp b. Aissy and william Sharon recs.
subdivision OF square No. l.5S. IrontinE - fsef .
street 1ortb ant 90 ssst Conveniently street
with ttie IMPROVEMENTS ther.ou-
TERMS Of SAFE: one tEIrG cash. Of vhich 81
nust os Lad al fIiise VI RESIDUE Two equ-
stalInents. I-y al TesI- tiy..y ia and tuu y.
WITH Interest. "a us eNioeflc-d tie t'rOls sOry
oI pDrcisas-f. bearing date OF day % safe. AZ
cured " reserved n-n deed VI trust the
ises. or the entire purrbsss ugofey may BE- Ts
ts-h. al lurrbA-es's oytlon Ilse tssnis ot sale NJ
conf l1ea with ln NJ teen days iron oAy u sals
trustee VIII. n he d-rals n 1ss;. resel tne prol
the risk anu co-t ID deIzuitii-< purchaser. In
cry VIA Dt so. suOj.t Ia exlstffg lease
EDh AisD - .-oCALAUNI. Trust
ds-lst 4sx louisiNn
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRoyED
PROPERTY IN BELAIk hEIuhTs AT

AUCTION.
By virtue of deeds Of trust dated Ocfobera0
1881 and duly recorded in Liber 1s folios 4Jo q
+0u ct seo. 4o3 CT 1,e, SEQ. ~ 81 40
records of the District q Columbia. Rlsd at the
sue,s a,.. @ II srsIs, n ~
tDee. lsl. 1891. az FOUR ocLock NJ. 49, Of lots
T. and IA book a. E..a ali lots 4. q and y IN
block In Gardiner &. EuDards subdivision oi parts
OF the tracts Of land known 'fretty rrospect.
Dun,barton." and --t<sns lot sid subdivision hS
ing known rs 'Belair He.gh;s. per put Icccrced
IN liber County No. q. 3d. of the records % TIE
Surveyors once VI the Dstrict o: Columbia ssjd
lots front Mass ave. ,xsesid-d and very de
strzbSe as buildinx ates
Terms. Ope-tnird cash. balance in equal Install
ments IN l. and 8 years At per cent. sesufcd BY
deed OF trust the propexy sod on each % the
obtion OF the purchase.. deposit OF SlUO repaired
each lot at the time OF sac Al conyeyancins and
recording st purchasers Cost - =.
JAMES r. FITCH. Trustec.
18th snl Penn n w.
w. klLEi DkkBLE. trustee,
r2.t.f
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Yale seniors have voted TO wear CAP and
gown on commencement day.
Won Boulow, the pianist, 4 critically H.
Nine. Aodjoska, who has been SUFFERING With
the grip, expects to play again this wssk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16

Rctaiiating Upon Canada.
1t IL freely stated at Halifax that the next
| move Of tho government Of Newfoundland, in
view of the recent action of Canada, will prob
| ably be to give the United States free fishing
privileges in Newfoundland waters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16
5000 Cases OK Influcnza.

5000 Cases OK Influenza.
Influenza seems to be On rampage in Nash
Vile. The estimate comes from good authority
that no less than {, 200 persons there are now
under treatment for it.
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u ArciAffE, DAiAK q Co.. sucs,Ou~-r>.
H. 40 IA. ave. : =

II Afciatfk. DAisR q CO.. suctiop~-s>.
H. 40 IA ave. a.
REcEivER's SALE ~ AUCTION or THr
LEKh. PAINTS AND Oils, DAANE,s. InOr
sAEE. Ac.. &c-. con AIMED IN IHl AN
slUlE oh Taos. GisAl A suN. On blfnGl
sThEET MAR HARRISON STREET. Ana
MONDAY. DECEMBER TWENTY FIRsT. 1891
bkoiSNiNN Al TN O'CLOCK AN
In pursuance OF the de,rre Of court passed n IN
l.th dAy OF NoNenitSeI. lsill, IN equiv c4ns-. =
J.. CAT 81 a.. In 'h- supreme Court o. the Ir
Columbia. APPOINTING Joiin D. shsiI,erd
said cause, and - Nirtur of this r-rIalD 1se
fllsa &. gray, fhouas Gray. ti-ofse N oTsl
NJ. Gray anu halIh J.. Calf 10 John 4. ship.
ceiNer aiorerai... llssis aud recorded toe SD
day oi NcFeintef. 1871. a! Latsvr l.syO iulo -
Nd sol by Pablc auction On MuNIAi. III
TMENTl-ffhSa DAN on DES kABkk, A.
isfHIi heslnniuE ,,S,nr YSL9St M
Thos. GRAY a son As A HAhDNARE IOkf]
On BRIDGE sIkEEg MAR hUNEOE 81 hEf Al
ANACOSi IA. A. &. all the STOCK. A.. cob ains(
therein and partl. mentioned fellow
Tue stock, whch i coiiiTiris ~ every detail III 4
Drsi onere- as an entirety. and a. satisaator1 I'D
moi CStAined wii thea sold detail the .Ale cod
iinuing IRON day 20 day beglnnine % 4 EA OfAcS1
HARDMAkE or ENERl DESCRIPTION.
AGktCULTtbAL AsB FARM iMfLkNEa d.
PAINTS AND OILS,
=, ScTTLEk1 trA .lql. asp S rveka,. yassss
Tools, COUNTER ~ ALkS.
SHOW CLsts. hIILEh lkON SAFE
THREE NATIONAL CASH RE1lsTllls. sHE11
USEFUL GOODS USUALLY FOUND ~ |
FIksl CLASS HARDWARE sIOkE-
JOHN p. SHEPHERD. Receiver
d9-d6dhs srl 81 =.
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TsH NEw Yong HofxL. NEW Yoak c1s, re.
Nj. CRANsTUN. SPECIAL RATES FOK FANi-
LIES AND PERMANENT GUESTR NroedWay
cara pAas TIE dooyA Consenisnt - a. FONTS of IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16

a
Nc vii of-r .or sole. pubic aurtion. on sATl- r.
DAl. lnt. sIN -i4.l = "a LAA "a DECL A ~
roonsu: kntlirr lHrr Co. No. 30 psnn.f rsnis
avenue ra-' hvs. 30 a." yty Washington. lg-trfet
o! tOul-1. 20. iu..0N tufid. guI -tfhs lslnurlus
~ lfls esiaff b. samuel fI'i.rnf DO Na<ea nAUsply,
Issu'y tsu1 lJnd- Of ia. nluE ~;,s-L AArJ tom
PAM. b.st.l,t Clnultla 1i so zach Antr-esi q
Yer f'nt. ss'ui-auuuaI 3.
Ten ,iO' sAr'- the caT'al s:Srk Of Tho f'-nirAl
National hans OF Wilmington city. Tar salus .iOO
each
CnIfiavs tulIlla Isr value SIUe@sL.
Terms ~ sac. Al ca-iI "a actvrrk-
JAS = EDNAEDS.
.siN q n. ".
G 4 NuEMINl Ehecu'on
Cen. Natl Bank hId's. !
kAsCLlfEE. DARN co.
dl2tlSin aoetiris-a-x.
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TERMS CASH ON DELIVERY.

r ATcLitFk. DARN a co.. Anct,onocrs.
~ SO ieEas ave. n. ".
on GROCERIES. WINS. LIQUUks. noksEs
E afE sThE OF fGs III aSsf s6S a. Ia
INTERSECTION or HARRISON And MONROE
bFHEEEMIs r ANAHGS9s,lI4f Z T Oh s arU EMSRiHS
MING AT ZEN O'CLOCK An.
In pursuance OF ac,lee u conEt passed tie l2th
titled Ellen c. orAy ct narh l. anli e al.
the supreme Court OF the Disiirt If Columbia. ap
y virtue OF tins CERTAIN deed from k4iea e gray,
thomas Gray Ccor-c II. cray. Kate -. az and
Ralph l. Calf TO John p shepiert. receiver aior-
ssid made and recorded the saI1 I9h ,iay ~ No
yeluber 1891 in la er No. 1850 ioio -. 81 s of the
land records OF t.e district ugiaa Wa sci. al
sTokE KNOWN A. IHf : IOhL on Hos. GRAY
\ =, s,,N. situated IT lhE lAtLlsEcLiuN OF
TIA. -. =. on THURSDAY. DkIEMBfl sENEN-
TENTH A. ID. 1891. BEGINNlNU AT AIN
&c. contained therein. and Horaes Nssons. &c,
TIE said stock consisting IN rsrt o,
s STEAKS S sPidiss
CANNED GOODS. 1OIiLl SOAP.
LAUNDRY SOAP. TABLE oils,
CHOW CAows. PICKLES.
BkOOMs. Bi.ISHfs
SIAhCh, FLOUR.
NOLASsES, sIRI Ps
MOOD WARE. WILLOW WARE.
r SNSkINs AND chrwiSS ISlacco. &c. &c.
GINS. RUN,
WINES. sc.
LARGE ICE BOX, SHOW CASES SCALES,
SCOOPS. &c. &c.
3 HORSES. FARM WAGON.
The above stock is fresh and des.rAb and should
command the attention oi dealers and others
JOHN P SHEPHERD. Recover.
Rooms y and -. lie DrOit building.
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SALE OF TWO NEW BRICK DRF
lNRh ON lASl SIDE OF NNhlH IAf-L-

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO NEw BRICK DNEl
lNOS ON EAsl SIDE OF Month CAtl i
STREET. JUST SOUTH OF y STREET NOR1
By virtue Of two deeds Of trust recorded r,sT
IN nber 1stsj. fohO .eg, aud Aisf 1870. fotio 81
uBaersigne@ trustees 9ll sci II Iulilc Auction. ~
o. the preIIlis.-s, On lLfSDAh. TIKI IME> - ~
USDD Df EaLABEk. 1872. ~ Put X Otl.U
T. N. sub lots "a, lisj. n scuare 81. ksrh
Will lie sold separately.
Terms OF sale. one-third cash. residue In
two years. with Interest iruIE date % sac, the
sory potes 81 purs litr -r To - given for deieT
cassss money aid 10 - secured ~ DEED u true
progeny sod. or al tie GrsiAse llsoley hiky
cHsn. AZ opfiuB ~ purchase. LOO deposit &c
each lot Ni4eu bgu BcrepIsd. ID terms of ~
conpllsd nh. ten siss tte trussees neser'a
rtsell ut risk aud cost IurclIa
WAI.ik LIZ g. WRIGHT. Trus
One. $40 1t.
W. s.. fDMDASISN. TT
da-eo6ae Once. 80 9Th
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C. .. HAEpEy. ty Mess-s. c=rusi and Miller,
has fled a sui. against the nerdio Phaeton
Company for $500 damages Big aer1;c coliid-
ing witt, plaintiff carriage September s. last.
street southeast Monday evening caused by sorao
in1AnAsis n.Assrisl eAicaing from hos ashes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16

Rev. Father Swebach has received a cableg ram
from Rome notifying him Of his appointment as
bishop Of Lacrosse diocese TO fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of Bishop Flasch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-16
n ArcLlTI1E, DAiR A CO. Apcnosesr.-

Il : - . NIT
TRUSTEES SALE oF DESIRABLE BUIiDTNa
81 Is On j. rIEtEL bErNLLN ST. ENTH
MD EIGHTH SHEETS NORrHEAht IN
AUCTION
By yi.tue aaei OF trust duly reroraed in I5ir No
ltls.iollo -N et sd. the taid OF o.. le
trlCt Of 60 ualia. vi. seil TIE prrni<
On MbbA EiSDAA. bEN LABtB IMLNTA- ARD.
1871. Al Eti o. t'tA.lt'k T. n. Lots - aDa = }
- toft's snriisi-iUn ~ zlnaf~ -riit handed NIsd
nii.ry tir''. If pas uisisl Ib-r ~ folic
~. "a the rccuius tie moe % The surveys q tht
District OF tauiubIa.
Terms Of sale Nns half rash balance m oEo a.
two years GroIi date q sac. with iufer,st tNe a
Of y Ter 'ent Ter aiiuu.a. payable u-auuuallF
70 hr secured - deed ut fli. Jrsnd.s~
al cash. AT thy uiiltt a.. THE purrhr-r dep
ss-tu e. te paid tie tine ~ lsffus 70 L.
piled with in n.tstu uays tiis tgusts-s Tv.sfss
AZ 20 resell At fe ttsk aud the d.fhuitlsr
chaser All convey auctug &c., AT the s,-t ID
chaser. JOHN =. SNouAsIIII.
dii-d6ds Ifu.-s.
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The express Offices at Linwooo, Ark, and at
Shinsis springs, Cal, have been robbed.
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5 ATcLI1FE. DARR 9 CO.. 1actioaeeFr.

TRUSTEES SALE %. ONE courglxrrE.
Lber Ne. l0s. folio q ssq one Of thi land fscors
for tn Dstsics Of Colsbss. and 6 a. rsQnesf Of the
sxTGKTAY. DESkMBER. SiSETEESfE. a
TWELVE O'CLOCK a.. H sns hosse and carriage
mari of R.'''1s Or H:.s ceG SD SSfEaffEE NV.
T3sfms CASH
hEPAHTNRNT HETHOPUf1TAN fOiicE. D. c..
aSs isss tpelkssSss isIis.
soons q n.isl!as 6sr %. ds9 tsas.{svs9n w
"a: II. sS4ss ~ sysess q 1aclasa IA. hsytssd
80 s. g. 1ssssSx q ss' = 49,
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da~o6ar

W. &. FDMONSISN. Tf
a-~o6ar Ofles. 80 5tht
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WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
NO. 80 LOUISIANA AVENUE.
POSITIVE SALE OF TKorrINa. WORK AND
DRIVING HORSES AND MULES.
SATURDAY MonNINSs DECEMBER NINE
bazaar car load of Hoses. MsTes. aud Mues, shipped
here from Maryland Among tine lot TO be sold pecal
attention called 20 the brown trotttng geiding MN.
ator, record 2.a4A The rest Of the load are rood
work driving horsee. marSs and muiso. 1he whole
lot positively TO be sold without reserve.
d16-3S b BkNbIEGEk, AuctionSer
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TAOMAs BOWLING son. Aucnonesrs.
6lx = vt. n y,

vALuABLEykINPRovED PRorEarY IN BROOK
On xosPaASyD: RRhSSsAsstAkS c TFHs9ESSry.r1Rsr,
ali on the premises the portions Of the estate OF
the late oeorNe ". and EiiSASeth 1a.bsrt containing
TO- lA0 square acct and AZ A square feot fhis prop
erty 10 located Brookiaud station and opposite
Csfhotic UuvGaty with steam and sssctTic tHcii-
Tsrme made known q The sais. asposit Of 500
THoHzs bowLrNe . SON.
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H. En frnnsy wanna ave.

pacirc building. 1r,u
JOSEPH II. A1cHELDEk, u
dq-eOdSds iEi 81 II nv
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BROS. Auctioneers.
~ 9Th and Sa A. y

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovED
safal atEsun AND
N0KTHwEsT. IN TIE CITY OF WASHING
BY virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, passed on the 4ta day OF De-
"a TTEsDAS, the TSEhTY.NINTA DAY or Pc.
f6S6 IN 'front.' 81 .h s p1s,a.es iot
iettered &C." in square numbered one hundred aud
Terms Of sale prescribed BY the decree
cash and the balance IN two equal instsueass, Fay
at the option of the purcha>ef. The oelerred pay
en to bear interest at per cent and to be secured
hundred ts2o9 dolars wii be rsaursd ai tino OF
All conyeyancinx At the Cost OF the purchaser. If
terms of sale not compiled with In days the
trustees the right TO ress the property the
furshsr sdSs5S:sHWsns q thsy sbs!l think proper
Room a, fendau building, 49,
,,e,.S: uoLnswoRIH eSED0N: 1r1s'''''
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nUNcANsoN DAOs.. Auetion.er,.
A. ash aud ID srr q
TRus-TTs SALE OF VALUABLE BrsixFss
lhDllkll on Nv IEnslN ALlNI-E

TRlss IT'S, SALE OF A VALUABLE BCsfNFss
lkDithll ON MN JFnSlN Ahf ME-
.NuRTAMIs1. BEING PREMISES No sip
Ny virtue q ds-el II da7ed the .sSi day az
receid. % the District ~ Co,ur.ha 10 Ifhef t.nii
folio ,si - sd and the request Il the D. i-r ID
the nctr segursl thct.y. vii Sell pull st,.y
ton. front % the ufeinsss. MONDAY. Ift'F M
Rlh TMfAkh -rlGH u. 1871. A HALL fk~f
fOI'E O'CLOCK 2 NJ. she following dss-ril--i a,
esiat- THE .is II Nssa nsfof. blsrtrs %
Co.unaa. 10 VII Part ~ original lot uuilier- lrss
l,crinniIs on New Jersey aN-nus tso Lun.fe4 aud
twsuty.r - g. lurt IRON the n0tth est q I'D
square ANA running flienc- noftneastN tfsli, -
rlxht with said .vcnue one hundrr1 and thirty
tl.sN an stis-liali fsfN nsitss ifar-
lsss aiics ~ feet NaG.. thsne south sans The
line ~ alley tNcuty hfee ll fesf.
intet-ert linz drawn enthusiastically % rfht airies
twenty 60 isrt enthusiastically from IL rlace
~ l-~siunn theme ~cuthNs>i~Hrdiy slot< ia tine
reversed hundred auG fhiriy tl3u feei $50 -
inclrr. loss. New 3efs aSenae. ana fhe q
north w-st " -ry the line al ssid avenue u-ut
Two ~ iei 90 abe p.are ~ beelnninc. fofeitef Nh
the iInItoNcni-n-s thereon.
Terms ~ ,us-ham cash. NalAnce IN trse &C NJ
Payments. resi- ye.y IN sne a, two - and tlrre
f@at-. WITH interest," pH1ahs s-ni-sunnAl1 a. Re ~
- ~ go per crut Ier suuuu. ured ~ de- 4
us ga r rtulity snd. all cash. ~ the vIfipn %
we pNfsha-i- = tie tsriis Vt sale not cifIIr
VIA in ten tol DAYS it"lu DAY Of sale tho tfys
fesetNc - Eihi g. ~Ssl4 10 iroI erty at tue Tlsf
cost ~ deiu Qtins llI-,Hsrr sfieT ave day-' sdeg
Iient ~ slrh tvsa.e Newspaper pubiiaf
Nathingiun, l.. Z A osf assf q tao hundred q. 50
.sou Viii l.. recui ii - ssi- AL nfsysnc-
in- and coulluk 81 ga. .asaf's cast.
kHAlNAA.t "a. MAhNEh.l -.
dIs-d6ds IAltlS d. VIM, lres'~s-
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THIS EVENING,

THIS EVENING.
GO PA. AVE. NM.
EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.
EXHIBITION AND SALE By CATALOGUE
OF
FINE WATER coLoRs
BIZ
D. KIDLEY FORSTER. ESQ.
These pictures painted strictly after tbs Engiish
school. Their peculiar excellence may claim for them
asupsrior brilliancy and purity OF tint. marked i'm
in portrayinS the transparency Of the at
mosphere and peculiar beauty AMI rendering
distant landscapes, ocean ana skies.
EXHIBITION MONDAY. DECEMBER IA,
TUESDAY. DECEMBER Is
FROM AN. TO o P. N. EACH DAY.
SALES: WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER Ie.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER IL.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER Is.
AT 7:3o Pm. EACH DAY.
At OUR ART GALLERIEs.
$40 PA AVE. NV.
Catalogues nov ready md sent BY mail on applics-
ton.
d1l.dkda RADCLIFFE, DARR co.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS = CO.. AucsionssrA
AUCTION. AUCTION"
THIS DAY.
IL An, 8 AND 7:30 Pm.
Large and Valuable Stock Of Hsh-grads. Frst-class
SILVER WARE,
CLOCKS. BRoNzEs AND BANQUET LAMPS.
OPERA GLASSES. and ane line Of the
CELEBRATED ROGERS
KNIVES. FORKS. SPOONS.
And many other useful presents for the holidays
At sales room. 10th ct. and Pa w..
By order of the Taunton silver Plata Company.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO..
Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-08

ite drink. It is difficult to imagine one eating quinine or drinking it in solution for enjoyment or from taste, but the habit is very common one in almost every large city, and now antipyrine is being taken to in the same way. No one can take large doses of quinine very often, and any one who indulges in the antipyrine habit is laying up for himself stock of suffering and debility which will make life burden to him. -.s..
 A well-known firm of opticians in London manufacture specially constructed spectacles to be worn by horses The object is to promote Thigh stepping" Horse spectacles, we learn, are made of stiff leather, quite inclosing the eyes of the horse, and the glasses employed are deep concave and large in size. The effect is to give the ground in front of the horse the appearance of being raised; the animal, therefore, steps high, thinking he is going up hill, or has to step over an obstacle in front of him. If the system is persevsred with when the animal is young the effect is said to be marvellous. Many horses, it is alleged, could be materially improved by visit to the optician, and it is recommended that the sight of all horses should be tested. This particularly applies to valuable hunters, which are found optically unfit for their work, when a little artificial assistance would make them as useful as ever Apart from this consideration, many vices, it is believed, might be cured by means of eyeglasses. The cause of shying is, as a rule, short sight.
 A strange character is Mrs. Mary Chyn- oweth, the millionaire Christian Scien- tist" of San Jose, California. On her beau tiful estate of Eden Vale she has built a house of 109 rooms, in which she lives with the families of her two sons, devoting all her time to making converts among her neighbors. In large building on the prop erty she breaches inspired" sermons every Sunday and afterwards publishes then in a volume entitled "The True Life" She be- lievss she possesses miraculous powers and invites the afflicted to come to her for cure. Nevertheless she declares she is not a spiritualist, and explains her pc culiar habits of life by saying that she is influenced" to do and say certain things. She is 8 woman of sixty, and until she was thirty eight she had never read the Bible. Yet when she first made a religious ad- dress, she quoted freely from the Bible, a fact which is not SO strange when one con- siders the tricks of memory. Mrs. Chyn- oweth's income is derived from iron mines in Wisconsin, and her wealth is es- timated at $s,0OO,000 She says that she discovered the mines under the Gin huences" that shape all her actions, and one of her sons corroborates this state ment, declaring that test pits were sunk in a locality pointed out by her near Ashland in Wisconsin, where rich veins are being worked to-day,
Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-08
PROTECTION THAT PROTECTS.

The Dry Goods Economist has never been accused of admiring the protective tariff. Before the Mckinley bill became 8 law it predicted higher prices and inferior goods if it should be passed. It was passed, and the Dry Goods Economist Is now giving, however unwillin gly, testi- mony in it's favor. It says that the supply of American-made dress fabrics for the spring of 1899 will eclipse in magnitude and elegance the output of all previous seasons, and as reason for this it says: 'FThe factor of greatest importance in i'm parting new life to this branch of textile manufacturing is the large decrease in the importation of foreign dress goods." The customs statistics show that during the past seven months there has been 8 de- crease in the imports of foreign made dress goods of 40,0O0,000 yards. Then hear the Economist concerning tho seal plush industry, which the Mckinley law has built up in this country:
 The manufacture of this fabric in this country has reached large proportions in 8
 
 unacquainted with the facts have labored under the belief that the Mckinley tariff would prove 8 bonanza to all who engaged :a the industry. But like any article, the supply and demand govern tho price, a fact that is safeguard to consumers, be- cause, at the best, an artificial price can exist only for short time. As a matter of fact, prices for the qualities of large consumption have been no higher than be- fore, and probably the average price real, ized by manufacturers is less than before the Mckinley tariff went into effect.
 These are stubborn facts in face of the many reports to the contrary, but they are vouched for by the largest sellers and buy CTS of the goods. They interpret the situ ation by the law of supply and demand Those conversant with the fabric from iti | manufacture to sale agree that better goodl | are made and sold for the same price thar | were obtained before the new tariff went | into effect. Goods are made here and sole at $1. .75 that cannot be imported and solo for less than $1.90 to $205, according te the weight.
 Protection does protect, and even thu | Dry Goods Economist has to confess it.