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AIMED AT THE SPEAKER.

Representative Wilkes Resolution I'm Regard
to the Impeachment of Presiding onncers.
Representative Scott wike Of Illinois wss
cunning for Speaker Reed yesterday. He Of
fered a resolution which, although of no
force against the Speaker, was evidently and
confessedly aimed at him. In the preamble q
is alleged that the journal OF the House q
Representatives of the present Congress has
been frequently falsifed by the arbitrary as-
ton of the Speake-, and that the presiding or
Ger of the House and his associates. on the 2Ist
inst, refused to allow entertain motion -
correct the alleged Justification Of the journal
The preamble then goes on to state THAI
these arbitrary, unlawful and unconstitu-
tionsl acts were done in pursuance Of a plsh
concocted by the leaders of a party just over
thrown by an overwhelming majority of The
people at the polls, and In the closing hours 81
their power to install for life into new federal
judicial Offices then and there being created
for that purpose a number OF the repudiRted
and defeated candidates of the party at that
election, in defiance of and against the will %
large majority Of the voters Of the
country - north and south. as well e
east and west-all Of these unlawful and uls-
worthy official acts making il apparent and
patent that the injury threatened 20 the lib
critics OF the people and to constitutional free
government by the arbitrary and unlawful az
ton Of the chair may become calamitious ana
irreparable, and inasmuch there seems %
be no compulsory restraining power in exist
ence except through the action Of the majof-
ity in the respective bodies, which is usually
in political sympathy with lite presiding officer"
The resolution instructs the committee on
the Judiciary TO forthwith frame a JOINT resolu-
ton for the action Of Congress, submitting foe
ratification an amendment TO the Constitutes
providing plan for the impeachment and re-
moyal from Office, with suitable penalties. %
for the trial either upon indictment OF inforz
NATION in the courts Of the District of Coluns-
bia or the Supreme Court of the United States.
of the Speaker or the presiding officer of the
House Of Representatives, or the President OF
presiding officer OF the Senate, who shall will
fully falsify or falsely make up, alter change.
or cause or permit the same TO be done by the
clerk of the body over which the party offend
ing may preside, or by any other person, the
journal Of its proceedings, either by counting
and entering therein a. present or causing the
same to be done, the name or names Of any
member or members who shall not, in fact, be
present At the time for the purpose OF making
. quorum or otherwise, or BY any other mesns
or for any other purpose Whatever. The said
amendment 10 the Constitution shall provids
that such offense shall be high crime or mis-
demeanor, with such penalties by fine and inn
prisonment. removal from Office and disqualit.
cation for holding Office, said COMMITTEES
shall deem commensurate with the character ~
the ofFense or crime indicated"
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THE c. AND O. CANAL.


The Opinion Of the Maryland Court Of Ap-
peals Sustaining Chief Judge Alvey.
As stated in The STAR, the Maryland court
Of appeals last Saturday rendered an opinion
affirming the decree passed by Chief Judge Al
vey at Hagerstown and giving the possession
and management of the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal to the bondholders of 1874 under certain
conditions and restrictions. Yesterday Asso-
ciate Judge Robinson filed the written opinion
Of the court in the case. The opinion reviewed
Alvey's decree. ''The real question after
ALL" the opinion said, lis whether
the court was right in suspending the sale and
in decreeing that the trustees of the bond
holders of 1874 were, upon compliance by them
with the terms and conditions of the decree,
entitled to the possession of the canal, with
authority to repair and operate it with the
view Of ascertaining whether under their man.
agement it could be made to produce any rev.
enue applicable to the payment of its bonded
Indebtedness. And this depends first, upon
the rights of the trustees under the act Of 1874
and the mortgage of 1913 executed in pursu-
ance thereof; and, secondly, upon their rights
rs purchasers OF the repair bonds Of 1878. 1t
was to carry out the provisions OF the act of
1874 that the mortgage of lS49 was executed,
by which the company mortgaged its entire
revenues to secure the payment of the interest
cipal upon the maturity of the bonds, with
power and authority on the part of the grantees
to enter and take possession Of the canal and re-
ceive its revenues upon the default of the
company to fulfill its engagements in the
premises
Notwithstanding the covenant for posses
sion on the part OF the mortgagor, the right of
the trustees to enter and take possession of the
canal upon the default of the company to per-
form its engagements in the premises could
not be questioned. Not only is this right con-
ferred by the terms of the mortgage, but indie
pendent altogether o. an express grant, it is a
right to which they would be entitled by opera
ton Of law"
petitioners as purchasers Of the repair bonds of
1878 and said:
80 in any aspect in which the right of these
trustees may be considered, whether under the
act OF 1874 or the mortgage of l848, executed
hereunder, or as purchasers of the repair
bonds OF 1873, we are Of opinion that by the de-
fault OF this company to pay its Indebtedness
according to the terms of these mortgages they
are entitled to take possession of the canal
upon the terms prescribed by the decree"
The court could not see on what ground,
legal or equitable, the state could insist that
the canal should be sold clear Of the liens of
these bondholders. which the state agreed
should be preferred liens upon its revenues.
After discussing other points raised in the
case the opinion closes BY saying: "A good
deal was said about the veil which conceals the
real motives that have prompted this litiga-
ton. Whatever they may be, we must deal
with the case ss it is presented ON the record.
ana so dealing with 1t We are Of opinion that
the decree below must be affirmed"
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NArIoNAL.-An unusual sight presented al
the National last night was that Of dozens of
handsomely dressed ladies standing at the back
and sides of the orchestra circle TO see Rosina
Vokes and her company. Nor did they leave
when the first play was over, nor the second,
but they stayed it out to the end. and with them
and around about them, many men in full dress.
Every chair and box in the house was taken and
even the atmosphere was thickly packed. 1t
was in itself compliment to Miss vokes and 70
her assistants higher than any printed phrase
of fattery might go, and she and they appre-
ciated it. The plays Of the evening were
"Percy Pendragon" (new here), "A Double
Lesson" and My Lord in Livery" (also new
here), and they we're bright little things, re-
freshing and wholesome. The people in them
were Miss Vokes, Miss Lane, Miss Bancker, Miss
Kilby, Mr.. Morris, Mr.. Thorpe, Mr.. Gottschalk.
Mr.. Stewart, Mr.. Rvens, Mr.. Bell Of whom to
speak In praise were q work Of supererogation
and spreading sugar on bread and honey. II is
also similarly SO as regards the handsomeness
Of every woman in the cast, but in this instance
the critic may be excused for spreading il on to
the extent Of mentioning it, and letting them
divide it up among themselves pro rata.
HARMS A large audience welcomed James
B. Mackie's ''Grimes' Cellar Door" Company at
the Bijou last night. Mr. Mackie. who enacts
the part Of Billy Grimes, made a hit from the
start. He il very funny and his songs and
dances were encored again and again Miss
Louise Sanford played the part of Pandora in a
pleasing manner and her dancing was graceful
Miss Hamilton proved herself clever soubrette
with fund Of catchy songs and clever dances.
As musical comedy the play il q success All
the members Of the company have good voices.
In the last net the Mauhanset quartet, COM
posed Of Messrs Lang, Gaskin, Riley and
made the hit of the evening. The scenery and
costumes are all that could be desired Again
tonight
KERxAx'a-There was big crowd at Ker-
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FOR SALE--LOTS.

Fbb 30 YOU WANT SAFE AND pnoY1rAsLr
INVESTMENT!
DO Y0u WANT A GOOD HOME sITEf
HAVE YOU DESIRE TO SPECULATE
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
Offers the best opportunities for either that can be
the S D 81 ~ not
TAKE NO MANS WORD
Ninsssy1,oSs 's.ss.: sIsssisd scsax.y;' SIacl .ds
trees wide p..lns and grades established b the Dis
MAGNIFICENT VIEWS
RtI II In: {; sS a:
WE HAVE NO EXPERIMENT
T S tns e
i's' sTsF ': sas fEESsHfsscsSS :a1
You CAN GET TO OUR PROPERTY
sscsIss there are are EarooS' both steam and secrc
emf aSSl ~
BUY NOW BEFORE PRICES ADVANCE.
P sN and 81 Information Of
a. 81 s S:s s1..s
II &. s e Inn IN &.
=. THE UNIVERSITY PROJECT 1s SURE
pended by the Methodiss in erecting superb buildings
100000 feet already sold Names of prominent
1SsHl'9 Fas sISff HSD GLADDEN.
The eye by of the finest views in all the eastern
United States extending in a. directions so to IS
miles including the Blue Ridge mountains, the far
famed sugar Loaf mountain and the Potomac
No NEED OF TOWER TO EXAMINE
The property IL speaks for itself II Is the crllninat-
ing poin. Of the gently owands from the base Of
the Wa.hington Men9msnt attsining height Of over
REMEMBER HE DIRECTION OF The C1TY'S
Growth. Invest your savinys in this region, which
commando more capital and more influence than all
other suburban sections combined.
WESLEY HEIGHTS OFFERS TODAY THE
GREATEST
Opportunities to those desr9us Of safely investing
small amounts. Ask your broker how much property
at 15c. So. it. he can offer you in the northwest.
STREETS 50 FEET WIDE ARE BEING GRADED
without cost to lot owners
CONTRACTS FOR THE ERECTION OF HANDSOME
Suburban cottages will soon be made.
$500 TO $500 PER LOT. EASY TERMS.
FOX PLATS, INFORMATION, &c, CALI. UPON
JNO. F. WAGGAMAN,
fe13-1m Cor 14th and q SITS.
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THE ATLANTIC DIVISION.
washingts.ss Afhietie Ciubs Take Psrt
Rsorganixtng the A. AU

Washingtss's Athletie Ciubs Take Part d
kssrgsaixfng the A. Al.
The athletic clubs comprising under Mr.. A.
@. Mills reorganization scheme the Atlantic
division Of the Amateur Athletic Union were
represented in . meeting in Philadelphia yea
terdAy afternoon and last night The follow
ing officers were elected: President, A. r. Par
sons Of the Vesper Boat Club; vice president.
William =. kurtx Of the Warren Club Of vii
mington; secretary, James H. McclellArd ~
the baltimore Club; treasurer, W. DELANEY a
the Bank Clerks Club Of this city. The dele
gates to the board Of managers Of the Ams.
teur Athletic Union are Harry Mcmillan "a
Philadelphia and Howard Perry Of this city.
The Columbia and Potomac clubs Of this city
were represented, and each has . representss
tive on the board Of directors, Wilflam fsgus
rspresenting the Potomscs and Howard Perry
the Columbia The Y. n. c. Athletic Associar
ton Of this city, recently admitted 20 tbs
athletic union, Il also member Of the Az
lantic division, but wss not reprsssnssd - 20
tsrday's meeting.
~ ~<~s ~Na<~ -,~~-~,x~<~ssu~, I'm - uunnu~o
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negro named William johnson was tried
In the Police Court yesterday charged with stab
bing Joseph Wilkerson, also colored, with in
tent to kill him. Wilkerson's character il far
from good. he having spent time 10 the work
house and jail ~ well - in Albany. The
trouble between them occurred some days ego,
when Wilkerson went TO . house to remove .
bedstssd. He charged that johnson cut and
stabbed him7with knife.
Jldge; Nilleri in disposing Of the case re-
! mayAed t1nt it was rather light one, and held
The prisoher in e30o bail for the grand Jury.
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FINANCIAL.
T,REAsuRY pEpARiTTYRSf. orr1cE

TREASURY prpAni{SSHYgss;ff, OFFICE OF COMP.
wsSro,lsr q p: CgI.sney w..sinsson: FsS ~ is,l
Sssn msds % .ppss1 ia. he
IeS National Saph q MsshinE.ons in the city q
With al the PROVISIONS q Is. statues q II the Upsa
s sa,.; s.ssSisd with before
banking: Now, tisfefore, I. Edward S. Lacey comp
Ssy is.. CITY,
WASHINGTON and District Of Coz umbia is authorized
ton hundred and sixty nine Of the revised
% asy y
aAsts ssas.Esllss 8. g: IT IL
PRANK H. fEI9 3sSs street.
Buy. and sells al Local stocks and Bonds listed on
the washington Stock Exchange.
,b Iess in dsn.ssn
Loans money on local good securities.
Furnishes Information on all local Investments
EIDELITY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
s1s AND sl5 ST. NV.
has the best plan devised for securing q HomA
NO AUCTION OF MONEY.
Any r'gsy.ss sls month each
SIX PEN M c SAGk 1 STES hEpHik6R& ON
SPECIAL PAYMENTS
annually. orr,crps.
GEE; II LsasS: krss Sns1sS Ss fas Me- s's.
=, l. thompson. rTSissusTEfssih i E smith. ATTY
AMERICAN sFo s1iassa E ksss.: TRUST CO.
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
EQUITABLE BUILDING" zoos FIST.
Assets q, 155.eos.l
Once hours from Am to 40 pm. daily. On
the first Wednesday in each month the Office win be
promptly at O'Clock. Ave <vth Assus W ssock v
obsn aof subscription.
Shares are e. so per month
e1.OOO advanced on each share.
Pamphlets explaining the objects and advantages Of
THOMAS soMERvILLE. Presr
JOHN JOY EDISON. ssc,y M
II Banker. 50 Broadway. Ny Manager.
Member Washington Stock E1cnAnxs-
LEWIS @. TEWKSBURY CO..
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
1885 F ST.. WASHINGTON. DC,
Buy and sell for cash margin Stocks. Bonds,
Grain, Provisions and OIL
Direct private wires to New York and Chicago
Interest allowed on deposits.
Out-of-town business speciality.
All Local Securities dealt in.
Constant quotations all marketS Telephone 545
o21-tr
NO W. CORSON. JNO. W. MCCARTNEY,
Member N. Y. Stock Ex
CORsON MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING, 14l9 L ST. n W.,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections.
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed on
the exchanges of New York, Philadelphia Boston and
Baltimore bought and sold.
4 speciality made of investment securities District
Bonus and all local railroad Gas. Insurance and Tes-
phone Stock dealt in.
American bell Telephone Stock bought and sold jy1S
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
ITO OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE
VII ell you house farm o. other rss estate on

ITO OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE.
own ss .s or is @ other real estate on
ALFRED COLES. $50 Myrtle ave-.
A13-1y Brooklyn. ny.
FOB sALE.HoTEL LEASE AND FuRNITyRE.
T;s sss s:n ass ssts Wv IL
FOB sAL ALE e PASTRY APP coNrEcLIoN;;
KSs1es s H. SSf ST.
%''i s.: ss;:e
w most desirable sites on 6 st. bniidins viii be
e' sssf!s. JOHN B. 1 TyossH z 4,
FoR sALE5aooD WILL. s 'o0K AND FIX;
FISH ,Se ao At i Snas ana 4eP IL. 70 w. ws
Eok SALOON ACCOUNT OF CONTINUED ILL
health. the best paying and finest wholesale wine
sns a anS p.yns % am and f1
PsE Sta, Win de. ready means only Arsss
WANTED-To PURCHASE u Oh THE WHOLE
business none other wanted have money invest in
ness 6sy good Address H. MAN. eensEs Pc
FOR sALE-BAR ROOM DOING GOOD BUsT-
L ness: license approved; rent cheap. Address r H.,
WANTED-PARTY WITH SMALL CAPITAL TO
w Join advertiser in putting on the market several
and well tested; suitable for company. Address Box
IL, Star office. fe21est-
DOR SALE-GROCERY PROVISION AND LIQUOR
store doing good business in the northwest good
EOR sALE-GOoD WILL. FURNITURE AND
hs nsss on IS Se
saansss 81. m os dining IsS
II AID TRANSIT TO WEST WELLINGTON is
N certain bring advance in values The Washing
ton and Georgetown lines and the metropolitan lines
depot through West washington and the possibiities
OF another town line enhance
in est Washington. Call and examine maps OF sew
era' choice locations '0r sale 0S I'D. COOKE.
fe19-6t 6O3 18th st: Cup stairs.)
EOR SALE-GOOD WILL. STOCK AND FIX
lures Of rstclass wholesale and retail liquor and
the best neignborhoods in the city; with long lease
on the entire building that part occupied by the
g. UVO per snnuIn; i'll health and advanced age Of
owner the selling stock and fixtures will in
ventory near the price asked PRICE, Slv, OO0 will
'A feis sers IN real e''A'' SEQ i5s st. NV.
VOU TAKE NO CHANCE.
L Ramsay cleans your watch for 81. puts in main
or and warrants RAM his work one year Ne
makers in the city. l224 ST. NV. 1a10
ENERGIzE MOMENTUM ENGINE.
az
contrary it succeeded and works splendidly.
lnfrineers will be prosecuted js21-3m
DORSEY CLAGETT, :,44 d ST. NV.
II Orphans Court business a specially
Resident and non resident estates managed. In
terests in estates negotiated. fe2-1m
CLEANING WATCHES, &c; MAIN SPRING.
onr e TGr goS snd SILVER lee for
MANUFACTURING JEW ELERS, GIL Pa ave. ja7-sn
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THE NEW DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
Some Anxiety Among Applicants for Places
A Vigorous Administration Promised.

A Vigorous Administration Promised.
The nomination of Mr.. Charles c. Cole for
United States district attorney for the District
OF Columbia will, it is expected, be confirmed
before the end OF the week, as the resignation
OF his predecessor, Judge J. Blair Hoge, takes
effect the LIST of March, which is Sunday.
Should the Senate fail to confirm the nominal
ton before the LIST of the month considerable
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fel7-ows


AKELAND HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE ON
II SMALL MONTHLY PAlMEETS.-Thls beauti.
Jul subdivision il situated in Prince Georges county
Md. about miles from Washington on the WASH.
Br. Of the D. D. kR and on the Wash and Bait pike
where an electric railroad will be built In attitude II
healthy and n adjacent to and surrounded by Charlton
Heights. College Park. Berwyn and the grounds OF
the Maryland Agricultural College 1t has 15 Of
wide. well graded avenues which g. Coo SHADE
have been planted and are now being boxed 1t has
park that contains 123 acres in which there
tful lake OF clear fresh water acres In 1t has
new station, where 20 more trans stop daily
tcketsto Washington cenrs iherun in TOO minutes
or about 90 mnutes drive % houses CONF. etei
and occupied within nonths and OF ls5 I'M
inproved lots sold III or lo purchasers will build
some have already commenced A school. mill, ice
house, electric light plant. walks &C.. will be
constructed. Churches, schools, stores, &C.,
venieut. Prices Of lots, eeOO to ttOu. Terms: 4lU
casn and 10 month. OF 70 per month lots $50
OF less. LAkeiana has more improvements and
yison about Warrington wnezs lots be bought
less than double these pric<s ID comfortable
dwellings with brick foundations. pcrches, closets.
Outbuiidngs. wells, pumlw. cellars. oaths heat, Ac.
gn lots that ayesass scrs. 70 Be sold 10 dssrabs
Si.01 u, 200. each slo essh 90 per mo. a.
2t1.sOU 2el 90. each els cash 3l5 rer mo. g.
lsUkl ~ vO0. each 80 cssh3 0per mo. ;at =.
u s.aS sS ssss s.a re err mo- 81
5per cent discount viii Be- made fof al o. part CO
apply 70 kDSiN <. SKWHAE. owner. SS6e cciu I'm:
6s st. (bst. osh and 10th and and sta nom
Sto 40 An or pm or u LAksland trom l1:30 %
4p.m. h15-3m
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UsE B1sHors CAxpHoRrsE
FOR THE COMPILATION.
FOB CHAPPED HANDS, FACE AND LIPS or
RoU0HNEss OF THE SKIN.
THIS Is exquists toilet preparation for the cure
and prevention OF chapped rouRh akin NIL koop
the complexion BEAUTIFULLY smooth. son and Inn.
PRICE % CENTS PER BOTTLE
For sale By W. q. Thompson. 700 18th q. @. @. O
etn,ns. l4tn T. and N. 4 ave- z. 4. barrett, 18th
fno ar ~. = hns ~ .s sna ~ -. ~ oaln,n:
Tschinsiy Evans. Ia ave: Mush hqs 3 Co.. hai.
ssS-in 1:ssasss;a. D. Q.
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sHH nInN'r IlKr

Your husband owns yacht, I believer"
''iou are mistaken, assure you. The zach
owns him."
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Brick Gay and 1fa; Fins Lining, Ill s11e7;
<: kiHd. s.. ~ r.gss III c,sass. fss. P{qs
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

Lon sALE-PIEkCE PLACE n. w.-2-sTORY AND
Il cellar brick price. S4.OO0 (cS.)
B. H. WARNER CO..
fee,1-.S Ql6 q
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NOT ny FREIGHT.

NOT ~ FREfoHr.
This railroad company doesn't charge pas-
sengers by weight, does III" asked an irass
traveller of the agent at a country station.
Certainly not slr," replied the astonishei
agent
We'll, I'm glad Of it, snorted the passenger.
because I've had wait enough here 70 bust NE.
IL had to pay for it,"
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LOST AND FOUND,

I OsT-MONDAY AFTERNOON. A PAIR OF GOLD
~ eyeglasses between Fusses and the Langham
Reward If left at THE LANGHAM. 14th and II SITS.
NV. fe24-3ts
I OST-wILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO TOOK
~ wrong umbrella from the Office of Justice Mills
Saturday last please return same and get his own. IT.
I OST = SATURDAY EVENING, VICINITY OF
~ Mcpherson Square, bracelet, black enamel and
gold. Suitable reward on its return to owner 142l
st. it
T OsT-FOX TERRIER; HEAD. EARS, EYES
2l17 g st. It.
~ spectacles in red morocco case. Reward for their
return to captain OF watch, patent office. IT.
STRAYED FROM OWNER MONDAY AFTER
- noon, Feb. English setter female dog. wearing
black leather collar studded with brass and tied witt
yellow ribbon Reward for return to 1432 st. f24'
I OsT-FEBRUARY I'D GOLD MALTESE CROSS
IL with name, Philip H. Ward and lodge, chap, com
mandeIy &c. on same; liberal reward will be paid if
left at 2lOU Pa. ave. NV fe24-3ts
I OsT-sATURDAYO OR MONDAY, TWO ACCOUNT
Reward II returned to l. W WEST. GA st. NV. 1t
/ oST-ON FEBRUARY -. WHITE FOX TERRIER
IL gyp. tan-colored head and tan spots on hip. Re-
turn to 4o7 Mass. ave. n W. and receive liberal
ward fel.S-ats
7 OsT-AT ALBAUGH'S LAST SATURDAY
~ night. hrst balcony. +, pair pearl LIE Moire opera
glasses, in leather Liberal reward given If re-
turned 70 211 LIST s.e fe.2,3- St.
STRAYED-THE 22D INSTANT, FROM IOl4
- 10Th st. n. w. mousecolored greyhound. female
literal reward will be paid for its return. fe}-3t'
I OsT-$5 REWARD FOR RETURN TO l7O7
~ Rhode Island ave. of dark gray pug dog named
Samoa. fess3-:Hs
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Held for the or,nd Jvrv.

NIcaoIs' ointment cures piles; Soc. Mxarxs.
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SHOOTING STARE

SHOOTING STARE
Spring h the elastic season
facetious trousers maker refers 10 his shop
- pantry.
Even the most skillfui artist docs not love n
draw pistol
"w.sc.," who il evidently . silver minss.
sends this one in.
"sHoorlso Grams" smvrR sHoT.
sounding silver speeches swell.
showing sspient stump-speech scholArs,
Senators. surcease such spells.
silence; Send come silyer %.
TIE psvENnoRT-hEhxu.RDr wAa
With Sarah lean and Fanuie fat
The actress ladies have a spat;
With Sarah fat, and Fannie lean.
They'd treat each other just as u.an.
A man never knows what he starts when h.
starts daily paper.
Speaking of the climate Of the northwe.,
they can get up -four show in Minneapolis "A
the dead Of winter.
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A man never knows what he starts when b
starts a daily paper.
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Speaking Of the climate Of the northwest
they can get up a -four show in Minneapolis N
the dead Of winter.
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EORsAIE-THREE ADJOINING 1915 LOTS. 9rH
Il between East Capitol and south A. 81 u; txo
g b13 xast Capitol q. feloln'
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Even the most skillful artist does not love N
draw pistol
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Ths pos4 once appropriated bin ~ passsd
By IL Houss yesterday.