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Cnn. XASprn's 1886 Cabinet Gutedel.
Arctic SCENERY.

Brig. Gen. A W. Greedy, chief signal officer,
United States Army, will, this evening at s
o'clock in All Souls Church, corner of Four
teenth and L streets northwest, give a free
stereopticon exhibition of views of the Arctic
region visited by the party he SO ably COM
manded.
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ARE YOU SURE OF 1T?

When you pay for Coffee are you sure that
you get i2 How do you know that you do not
get some chicory with it? Or some beans? Or
some burnt -four? You may rest assured that
II you buy from US you will get nothing but
Coffee, no matter whether in this city or from
one of our branch stores anywhere else in the
United States. We are the heaviest importers
In the world and we are able to and do offer
the best grades at the lowest prices
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
sol and 500 7th st. NV.
SOME OF OyR PRICES:
Extra Sugar, per pouAd &c.
Hranulated ana Sugars. ................4l2 nc.
BLOCK and Powdered Sugars &c.
Eight O'Clock breakfast Coffee . Csc.
Java and Mocha Coffees S3, IS and CSC.
Thea-Nectar Tea. .6Oc
1910 Fourteenth ST. NV.
3i04 ST., Georgetown.
S15 Ii st. ne. (New.)
5S SO and 60 Center Market.
81 and 81 Western Market.
and o Street Market
1O1 Northern Liberty Market.
The special Easter Offering c'Shoo,'') and all
the usefui household articles given with pur-
chases from us are distributed in the same man
ner at every one of our branch stores.
HE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
50l and SOB Seventh st. NV.
NEWTON II. BOWMAN, Manager.
Telephone s4s. Ut H. W.
ROYAL GLUE-Take no other Druggists 1Oc
AN EXCELLENT ARTICLE, SSa
Pure Old Rye Whisky.s
Direct from the distillery in kentucky,
Four years;old, 75c. full quart
1t METzGERs Fine Grocery, AIT It'll st. NV.
BASJo-MANDoLINE and Guitars. WALroHD's.s
FISHING TACKLE and Steel Rods WALFoRp's.s
CUTLERY OF ell kinds. WALFoRDs, All Pa. ave.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. WALFoRp's, Tel. 1851,
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SENIOR TBoMpsoS-REA, the worlds fair COM
missioner of Chile, has arrived in Washington
and Is making arrangements for the Chilean
exhibit at the fair.
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"Whs. the mischief do you mean by this"
said the printers devil as he paused to shake
hands with the demon of the flames.
''Well," was the answer, I'm tired Of seeing
these garblcd reports of my doings. So
thought I'd drop in at headquarters and see
that I'm reported in good style for once"
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A PERMANENT CENSUS BUREAU.

Representative Wilcox Conn, from the
committee on the eleventh census, reported
fayorably to the House today q resolution in
structing that committee to inquire into the
expediency of the establishment of Q perma-
nent census bureau. House calendar,
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AID FOR THE FLOOD SUFFERERS.
Secretary Elkins this afternoon directed the
depot quartermaster at ST. Louis to send 800
tents to the mayor OF Columbus, Miss, imme-
diately for the benefit Of the people rendered
homeless by the recent foods.
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CROSSED WIRES CAUSED THE FIRE.

ChOoSEU WIhfS thNSED THE 4 IHE.
JERSEY CRY, n. j., April 13-Investigation
shows that the fire in Comptroller Houghs
Office at the city hall was caused by the ground
ing Of telephone wire which is believed to
have been crossed by an electric light wire.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
Clerk Of the Court to the following: Thomas
Parker and Bertha Lincoln; Charles johnson
and Fanny Page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13

TRooPs FOR wYoMINs.-In response to re-
quest Of the governor Of Wyoming the Presi-
dent has directed that United States troops be
sent to the scene Of the Rustler trouble in that
state
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EASTER novelties and cards. J. JAY GoULl

HoBsEs-HoRsEs.-Tw head Of horses
and mares, shipped here by Mr.. Eli Wilson of
Philadelphia, to be sold without reserve at
Bensingers bazar at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing.
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CONGRESSMAN Tom L. JOHNSON of Ohio will
explain the probable effects Of the passage Of
his bill exempting improvements from taxation
before the Federation Of Labor this evening.
See special notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13

The dry goods counters have been eclfpsed
by the firemen's display of hose.
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THE WEATHER

FORECAST TILL p. N. THURSDAY.
For the District Of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia, fair; slowly rising temperature
variable winds.
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"sigh, lChimmes, what je reckon put de fire
out?"
81 reckon it must of run up agin mo smok-
in sign"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13

The boy stood on the burning roof
Where all below was flame,
Said he, "'gainst fire The STAR is proof,
Twill be out just the same
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13

ONE NOMINATION ToDAY.-The President sent
the following nomination to the Senate today:
Charles l. Perry to be postmaster at New
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PROPERTY IN THE DISTRICT.
AN INVESTIGATION TO BE MADE AS TO tn
METHOD OF ASSESSMENT

An ALLEGATION THAT DIsCRIMISATIoN HAS BEEN
MADE AGAINST SMALL RESIDENCES AND THAT
THERE HAS BEEN GREAT CONGRATULATIONS
MADE OF BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13

CHAScERY SALE Of valuable improved prop
erty on 10th street near Maryland avenue
southwest at pm. tomorrow.
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COUGHING LEADS TO CONSUMPTION.
Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough at once.
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Editor: We will dispense with your services,
sir.
Writer: May ask why?
Editor: Because of that inHammatory article
you turned in this morning.
I'm the confagration demon and 1 gaily strut
around,
I'm the conqueror of cities, for bring them to
the ground;
l snort and whistle madly and make the peo-
pie fly,
can BIO a whooping, humping, bowling terror
when try.
But, will confess it frankly, and proclaim it
near and far,
The toughest Job ever had to tackle was The
STAR.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
~ District Of Columbia, Washington March 90
lS92.,Ordered: That section 1 Of article Of
hs Police regnae1i for the District Of Colum
after the word cinders that the section will read
As follows: Section l. No person shsll throw csst.
lay, deposit, drop, scatter leave, or cause to be
thrown, cast laid. deposited dropped, scattered
footway, sidewalk. parking public space in the
District Of Columbia any dirt, mud. sand ashes,
gravel sawdust shavings, hay, manure rubbish, lit
YER sweepinEs onal. vegetables, garbage, trees, Gin
animal or any putrescible matter Of any sort Pro-
vided, That earth and rubbish from excavations or
building debris or materials used the construction
OF buildings may be placed permitted lie in the
regulations of the District of Columbia or as may be
authorized by permit previously obtained from the in
spector Of buildings. j. W. DOUGLASS, J. W. ROSS,
WA 7; kOSsELL. Commissioners of the District Of
Columbia. apl3-3t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
~ District of Columbia. Washington, April ], S92
Ordered: That the police regulations Of March 25,
1892. prohibiting the playing of games on billiard
tables bagatelle tables tables Jenny lind tables
and other like tables shuttle boards and bowling aeys
kept for public hire and gain during the twenty -four
hours of each and every sunday is hereby amende ed
by ding further that places where Euch games are
played shall also be closed during the hours that bar
rooms required by law regulation TO be closed
J. W. DOUGLASS. J. W. ROSS, VIM. T. ROSSELL,
Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia. apl3-3t
nFFICIAL-DEPARTMEN OF STATE, WASH
~ iuston, 2. G. April IL, 1s92-Information has
A: Hausinann, the vice and deputy consul
of the United States at Kehl. Germany, of the
death at Freiburg Germany. Of FERDINAND GAU-
TERI an American citizen The legal representatives
applying TO this department. Per dispatch No, 8,
dated March IT, 1892. 1t
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THE TEMPERATURE

The following were the readings at tn
weather bureau today: Sam, So; 2p.m., So
max, SO min., "a.
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ASSISTANT APPRAISER srorr at New York has
been removed
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RSGLORIOUS REVIVAL TENTH WEEK.
- Every evening. $780, Monday meeting, IL
to J. Good Friday, l q. m. and D. Wesley
Chapel. 5th and SITS NV. Pastor Wilson and Evan
gelst Snyder in charge Now is the day Of salvation.
Come! Come! apl3-2t
~soorfIsH RITE.-EvANeEI1sT CHAP
ter Of Rose Croix, No. 1.-The statutory
meeting will be held at thu Cathedral Of the Rite 1907
q ST. u. W., nMAUNDY-THUHSDAY, 18th April at
7:30 p sharp. for the purpose of celebrating the
ceremony Of Extinguishins the Lights and the OBJ
1t 4. H. HOLT, 800. Secretary,
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The fire is out; and SO is The STARS usual
edition.
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Senator Quay today introduced bill appro-
priatirg $4,000 TO purchase marble bust Of
the Late Gen. Phil Sheridan.
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YOU SHOULD FAINT.

SsUPPosE YOU SHOULD FAINT.
Do yor know Of anything better in ,ach an
emergency than . sip or two Of pure medicinal
brandy We keep the purest and most health
giving grape brandy for medicinal purposes
the lowest prices. You should always have
brandy In the house
To-KALoN WINE CO..
GA 14th St NV. tsp13I Telephone Dos.
SAVE YOUR sEALsKINs FURs, &c,
~ from the ravaxes of the moths. &C. by plsc-
ing them with II. Il. Stinemetz Sons.
ekins Furs. &C, during thesummer. The cost is
insignificant In comparison 20 the risk you run
IN attempting to keep them yourself lou will
nndit TO your advantage to avail yourself Of our
storage facilities.
Prices sl according to value.
b. II STINEMETZS SONS,
l231 Penn. ave. NV. apl2
~No DANGER OF FIRE WITH
TTRsT.CLAss GAS RANGE. NoKINpLING.
NO SMOKE, NO SMELL. NO TROUBLE.
We keep the good kinds and sell themat
economical prices
g. s. sHEDD L BRO.
PLUMBING. HEATING AND TIMING.
432 9TH sTNw apis
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NEW OAK SHADE IN
DUNLAP DERBIES
Straw Hats. Just arrived 1t is credit to this cele
Straw Hats braed maker. there is no telling when
Straw Hsts will De able to get q second shipment
Straw Hats. Don't fail to secure yours
Straw Hats ANOTHER "NOVELTY."-Ladies new
Straw Hats. Spring Sailors with extra broad brims
Straw Hats. Storage facilities for the storage Of
Straw Hats Seaskins, Furs &C.. equal to any in the
Straw Hats. city. Moderate prices.
Straw Hats WILLETT RUOFF,
Straw Hats. 905 Pennsylvania ave- n. W.
ap13
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ETo CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
Realizing that you desire
to make o profit your
contracts in making bids
for the glass; careful
to strike the bottom figures
only. We show the largest
stock of glass in the city, and
the improvements now being
made will make this one Of the
finest glass establishments in the
country. Submit your plans and We
will make you estimate which will
agreeably surprise You.
CHAS Z. HODGKIN,
expert Handler of Plate Glass"
ap13 013 9TH st. NV
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S-e~ss
E<Ho FOR THE RAoEs.,,
Our assortment Of LAP ROBES,
HORSE SHEETS and COOLERS is now
complete. Your attention is invited to
same. Jobbing p rices to the trade for
large quantities.
(6econd floor ST. 'front.'
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
apis 10th, 11th and + sts. NV.
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u ATCLIFFE, DAkR & CO, Auctinneers,
~ e20 Pennsy lvania ave n. W.

~ eZU Penneylvanla ave- u. W.
DESIRABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMpRovEp
tSS IsEyENTH sTKEkT' sotfHEAsff. By
Fl r Afs Ri S SaSs
p tfSr' Of t hSR n SQUARE $780,
s s st BY
g. IS fee. inches On virsnis ave. and 40 feet on
in neishborhood where small houses rent readily.
being near the United states ordnance yard near the
LerIs Inc % poron will 30 sold subject to
about ~ 100. payable in equal instsments Or be-
In each the AZ
CURED at the time Of sale Terms to be compiled With
in fifteen days from tie day of sale the right
OF
apl2-d6ds Auctioneers.
u ATCLIFFE, DARN Il CO., Aucts.
isgsTEEs' SALE SALE OF THE T. EE5IRE eosTESTs
10 so sTRkET NoRTHwEsT. C coS sHsE
EISSEf. SSSSThES: shELVESs: CASH REs-
fShsdco ntii SNUFF SNUFF oFiS AscH
BY Virtue Of e6ssse deed of trust duly recorded in
Iber 1890 folio - ct seq OF the land records for
Ts the
M ss at on pDiU on APRIL isf
fIkST 4. p; 1892: AZ TEN 0CLock 4 n;
to
'''N' ! H fSSSR sT ffffHHfroS Trustees.
RADCLIFFE. DAhR CO.. Aucts. apI3d
8 REN ssSSdaA Aq l1Ie c.nu,,or
% WASHINGTON B h2ksF AND CARRIAGE
No $40 LA AVE.
aoks shIE II SsFks HEAP or
SETS OF L. l. HARNEss, From CoLUMBus.
VII be s2a # shs B,zaa do
Horses and Mares been used by the Columbus. Ohio.
Consolidated Street Car Company. Having adopted
and this 10, Of Horses And arS' E sent here for sae
s o 81 s0n cd 10 The
hardest kind Of work and will suit cart
% e. to oa
highest bidder without r s,sU
T. % r. Car 'ssn S:sa * Il above
WANfED-BY A CATERER. SIX WEEKLY
Y! boarders to send out meals to, everything
stare es
TloR RRNT-Sas sT.-LARaE, PLEASANT
front rooms on second and third floors furnished
WANTED = DUNDORE's EMPLOYMENT Blu
rsau sondnssed b. and 1n women white
and spring., with references 46s L st NV api3St:
TSOk RENT-sO4 NEW HAMPsHIRE AVE; SIX
j. rooms and bath; MI JSo. b. WIGHT, 1905
EOR KENT-THREE LARGE. ELEGANT OFFICE
rs Sas LII Nm 81 fs rent 10
WANTED-Two GIRLS; ONE TO DO COOKING
w and washing and one to nurse: references. 1885
Corcoran ST. IT.
WANTED-A YOUNG 6oLoRED GIRL AS
w chambermaid; must stay at night Apply at 1928
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DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.

THE PLUMBING INSPECTORS BILL PASSED.
The Senate today concurred in the House
amendments to the bill providing additional
inspectors Of Plumbing, &C.. and the bill was
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CTNCIUNALL. DDL -
I.,,r,-wInter patent. anna u isasn
u ,saa ID; family, NSeNO' e zL y. 49, "a.
~ crsds eLe01&o0 spr.ns -. = ,.,,.,,S S1oos
Iso Rye -four. q toeS
~. THE market was nrmer. soncL9
,.ss,,- sood No red.at oeo. win buyers ~
s 49,. IA 4 lsd quotable AZ etGe =,
cnar-No white. shelleo. ne.u ~ 80 .. ~.
views were about Ac ie7s
&c e y ~ ss make, continued nominal -
,,ssso ~ No. 2 according 70 sample No traa-
Shippers, s4Oo9AoA Oxen: 1ooa %
,hosce. q esa&Oo: common 70 ie,r. e.1e@o ,S
s.,sct butcher, sA0o1A4G falr 70 GOO,
s Icy a.. common, se.O0a47A Heiferei
49, y. r1,o,ee heavy, sS251AOOt good 70 cnoico
z ,,',ss q oo7a75: common 70 fair, u-7o13I1
hg 49,. 3 rsIvrs-Common and large. $500
y. s.,r = GOOD light seoo9o7s: extra, 80:
Noes select heavy and prime butcher - -
aa6b fair 70 good packers -, = ~ 800 ~
IA ~ % l75 rs, 60 io4dboi fat pigs, - .
D6i0 g. v..,.... 81 "A
osnn Ia ewes, ~ 0o1450; common 70 fair
m,ycd 81 7bas7a Lambs; Extra seDo. gooa
% choice, sSOoss4oi common % ialr, 1900 ~.
wuv.r-No 2 red frmcr and very dull
Quiet and nominal; western, btlssc.
p.a.ry-onlet; state, 65GS0c: western. 900
sOc: No Toronto Nas9c
coHg-No 2daii lower and steady; Decem.
her tskc; No 2, 4s}I5t39Kc; steamer mixed,
asAa4ekc -. 1885,. sz,x..
Maroh. ss1a; No white, January, Aotc; vest
aNtkk7 A-Ss-4s--
efn' '''" PITTSBURGH. Dec %
r.rrr-~Market steady; prime, tAe01h R6I
mir q rood. s3b0a4 5o common, sRo00a y;
stockers, s25oa275; feeders, q sSaSeO, fresh
cows. u.5Oa4bo; four cars shipped 70 New
York.
Hoaa4-Marke, slow; fair light to best Phila-
deIphias, @0Sa6so ten cars hogs shIppcd 70
sHrrp--Market firm on good, slow on COM
mon: prime, "a soq5 90 fair to good, " ooi
common, 81 01asO0 Lambs, aOo&6.oo Veal
calves $500 900 -. :.
wHrAT4-Weak; Nc. . red spot and December,
,psfe January, 73t5e: February, 1c; May,
ConN-Weak: mixed spot end year, fNci
January, 41Ac: February, HMc
oars Steady No 2=white western, 4s0lto
Rye Dull; No. z, Sc asked,
CnrcA0o, Dec "a
Flour AND lIHAiN.--d hsH QupAuhOuo' AOMN
very dull prices equivalent TO t260a3 for
second patents or stIaishts. No spring wheat
7Oc: No spring wheat soaoin No
red. Toe: No corn, t0Gc; No .. S6Kc;
No. oats, 2pat 1900 No, white, sthq35hc,
Nd. swhite, sol 3lc; No Frye, a7Sc; No. bar
lev, csc. No b T. o b., a0%6sc; No I, 4. o. b.,
ssl4sc; No | fax.seed, st. or
PHILADELPHIA, Dec "a
WHEATA-weak under general pressure 70
sell; No 2 red December, z2AG78c,
CoRa-Foreign demand continued light, and
with free speculative selling in other grain con-
trrs options declined nc 70 10; lec0l car lots
In moderate supply and steady, 9but@quiet;
steamer in export elevator, a6Ac, No. yell
low in grain depot Zoe: No. mixed In grain do
not t7Ac No mixed December, 47AGl TAO
oATs--Weak; No. 3 white, 8sAo: No. white.
ioXc; do clipped, ic No. white, December,
DAat04e
TOLEDO, O., Dec. %
WHRAT-Active and firm; No cash and
December 70tic; Mag, 7Gc
CoRE-Dull and steady; No. cash, go,
: No a. 4ic; No 4, CSC: May, 4tSc.
OATs-Dull and steady; cash, 3oc.'
RYE-Quiet; cash, Sic.
CLovER-sEEe-SGad prime cash, Decefn-
Der and January, t7,S6. 4tteltaarg, $780, March.
E9a
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:, RAILROAD TIME TABLES. q
baltimore d OHIO TIME TABLE.
In Eject Sunday, Nov. Is, 1899.
WEST BOUND.

No, 5. yestibuled Limited "Ds,ly," leave,
New York 1878 a. m, Phila, 8:15; BALTIC. 1870
wash; ll30 arrive at Martinsburg l:4O D. m.
and Chicago 11:55 q. m, connects at Hancock
f9r Berkeley Springs, and at Cumberland f0r
No. 4. vestibuled Express aDaily." leava,
New York lBO p. M, Phila. 4sO5 BALTIC. 7:i5
Wash; s:i5; arrives at Martinsburg 1887 .. m.
and Chicago 9:30p M = -
No. ]. Vestibuled Limited DAILY leave,
New York, 300 a. m, Phila lbs BALTIC. $40 :
M, Wash. $50; arrives at MartinsburE $50 /,
IN. Cincinnati 745 o. M, st. Louis Gas D. M
Connects at Hancock for Berkeley Springs, q
No. 8. Vestibuled Express "Daily," leave,
New York 500 p. m,,; Phila. 7:22; BALTIC. iObf
Wash. 11:35; arhves at Martinsburg 1:45 a. nj
Cincinnati 5:15 p. m; and st. Louis 7:l5 q. m.
No. .. Pittsburg Express Daily j" leaves Nex
York $50 p. M: Phlla. 4:05; BALTIC. T10Tand
Wash: S:45 arrives at Martinsburg 1i:O6 D. mi,
and Pittsburg go a. M.
AZ No. Is. Baltimore and Cumberland Accomo.
dalton Daily" leaves Baltimore 400 a. M VIA
Old line, arrives at Martinsburg SOS O. M: Cum.
DerlaHd HIS p. m. Stops at all stations and
connects &C Hancock for Berkeley Springs, 81.
No. is. baltimore and Piedmont Accommo.
dalton Daily" except Sunday, leaves Bait.
more VIA old line at $40 q. M, and arrives A.
MArtinsburg Ia p. m, and Piedmont at 5s28p n,
stops az all stations and connects at Hancock
t 20. berkeley Springs and at Green Spring Run
No. %. brunswick and Martinsbure Accom-.
modation, daily, leaves Brunswick Q. m q m
arrives Of Martinsburg : 10 p. m.
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no b. I.&t'11i11 Isn',.3 ..h.r-.
s1.s-zs q ~ 2 -. 1-''... & nslfi5s.', -
barry ir,in q c5Sfe1'ssd .onnseis Va ~.
Ms. yestIbuI11 EE1I1as 4nat,v ~. A..
eego le;,9 q ~ y. ezrIre. e Mar insbs,s, :. 9.
~ RI = A ,1.. ~ q BALTIC i6S 5 &c
No. IL Hzprsss sDS|', ~ n l<.v.. r..
Ma.k; 20 1slto. - Fhiis. ii.lS -
mo ~. ~ & v Is r,u,,.s ..,.. -
g. Loai. 800 = NJ, Cincinnati 5 "a hi.
rivcs ~ MnrtIneburE flEf =. n n: -
m; BALTIC. 915 Phila. e:Iy and Ne ~, ~ ki6i
2; n. ssoPs s 9. 1ne1.41oeh Junction 60 80 -
mediate stations. Connects Al Wa ~. ana hiss
Hagerstown. and e WashinRton ivsslton 4,
Frederick, except Sunday. euozia
St. Louis as q n. ciSoinns,, sp pa lss.
Balto go; Phila o.15 and New w r "A IA
NJ. e. G1mse.i.nd and Baitimoore ~ \
arrives 81 Martfnsburg $40 5. n. 49,. ~ ~
$40; Baltimore 1000 D ns fhiiadel saes.hiaTils
m; and New York no O M. s9o,.a - 1
stations west @ Mashlngton Junction, eo1 y g
for Haesrstown. ana Washineton. :, .Msyeris.
Frederick, except Sunday hesion IL
No. a. Piedmont 4 Baltimore aeoor.
ton. daily. except Sunday, leaves PieSmoaso:t !.
arrives at Baltimore. via. old line ~ ~ = n
stops at All stationg and connects Al w. \
Frederick. ne'on 10
No. 50. Martinsburg and Brunswick -.
mediation, Daily leaves Martinsbur, ~ !, =.
.. m arrives At Brunswick at 6:ss 1 4 :. ~
connects at Harper's Ferry for Lexinyte..; ~
Baltimore, and at Weyerton for Haeersto Cs a1t
Q. o. SCUIL, CIV. sAvTw.,.
Gen. Pass'r A'g,I. TicLat IAN.
J. T. ODELL, General Manager. AseA
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WAsnIyGToN, Dec 30. With the ap-
proach of the Christmas holidays and
the consequent disappearance from
Washington Of members of congress,
there has been a wonderful diminution
In the number of officc-seelsers, who,
for the past three weeks, have been
pretty thick about the public buildings
and hotels. Two-thirds Of the entire
body came either from Ohio or Illinois.
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LONDON, Dec. Ex-senator Allison,
Senator Morgan and Secretary Hale,
members of the delegation which rep
resented the United States at the BrusS
sells monetary conference, embarked
for New York on the steamship Lam
at Southampton Wednesday.
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PARIS, Dec. 23.-Strong fears are en-
tertained that Baron Alphonse de
Rothschild will lose his eye as the re.
suit of the shooting accident on Sunday.
1t is probable that nerve has been
touched, and it snay be necessary to re-
move the eye. T.,
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ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 23.-Dr. Hinkle
and son shot DIR. Worsham to death in
Americas Wednesday. Crowds are gath
ering around the Jail threatening to
lynch the assassins
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s dgdst
Flower

Hon. does he feell-He feels
cranky, and Is constantly ex-
perimenting, dieting himself,
adopting strange notions, and
changing the cooking, the
dishes, the hours, and manner
of his eating-August FosCer
the remedy.
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4 BIoodless Duel.

PARIS, Dec. 23 The duel between
Elemenceau and Deroulede took place
Thursday morning as arranged. Neither
was hurt.
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nought the - alanepoll. s,reet hanwnr

Bought the l. dianapnIIs street kaIlway.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, Dec. 23A. Sell,
ers Mckee and Murray A. Werner, Of
Pittsburgh, and John L. Beclley. Ar
thur Leutchford, w. S. Kimball and
Frederick S. Cook, of Rochester, have
purchased the Indianapolis Street rail-
way. l
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Aylcred Amerioan swin,IIcrs.

VIENNA Dec. %, The merchants
David osiasand Kuemmel have been
arrested on the charge of being Ameri-
can fugitives FROM justice, and of hav-
Ing perpetrated frauds to the amount
If $40 600
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Hon does he feeis--He feels
at times a gnawing, voracious,
Unsuitable appetite, wholly un-
accountable, unnatural and un-
healthy. Flower the
remedy.
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f,1nd.inna -Eranna

LONDON, Dec. %. Mr. Gladstone viii
spend a short vac alton in the south OF
France He started Wednesday.
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Hon. does he feeI2-He feels
no desire to go to the table and
"a grumbling, fault-finding,
over-nicety about what is set
before him when he is there
august Floi0er the remedy.