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| sions exhibited marked bravery and had re-
ceived many wounds-ons Of which had de-
stroyed the sight of an eye.
Mr.. Raines (N.Y.) objected to the resolution
He had no fault to fnd with the gentleman
suggested. nor did he question his ability to
perform the duties which would be assigned
him. But the soldiers roll OF the House was
now evenly balanced between the democrats
| and republicans and this appointment would
disturb that balance. II it was the
another place than that proposed could Be
found for him. In one of the rooms of the
Capitol was employed a man who had been ap
pointed by the doorkeeper as reward for the
treachery Of a man by the name Of Edwards in
the New York state senate. This man was a
republican. He (Mr. Raines), as a republican,
said that he had no business here under q
democratic House. Let him step out
Mr.. Fithian (IlL) thought that it was time
the democratic majority Of the House was
coming to its senses Yesterday it had passed
a resolution giving two messengers 70 the
minority of the House; today another reso-
luton was proposed for an assistant door
keeper. and tomorrow. he supposed, another
resolution would come in. giving some place
for some pet Of some gentleman.
He was opposed to this thing II was time
that line should be drawn.
Mr.. Meredith inquired whether the gentle
man would not take the word of the door
keeper that this appointment was necessary.
WOULDN'T TAKE THE DOoRKEEPER's WORD.
MIR. Fithian replied that he would not The
doorkeeper was anxious, like every other man,
to get his pets in Office.
Mr.. Butler Qowa) said that the House was to
determine today whether its legislation was to
action should be based on the judgment Of men
or on the sentiment Of people who did not
know the difference between wind and pa
triotism.
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CANADIAN RECIPROCITY,
| Second Meeting of the Commissioners at
the State Department

second meeting OF the commissioners At
the State Department.
The Canadian reciprocity negotiations were
continued this morning at the State Depart
ment with great vigor on the part Of the visit
ing delegates The meeting of yesterday had
been adjourned until II o'clock today, and
promptly at that hour the three Canadian
commissioners. Sir John Thompson. Hon. Mr..
Foster and Hon. Mr.. Bowel, accompanied by
Sir Julian Pauncefote. the British minister,
called at the department and were ushered
into the diplomatic ante-room. 1t was dip
lomatic day." when the Secretary has a stand
ing engagement to receive all the foreign min
listers who may call, but he was a little
late, and did not put in an appear
ance until about 11:30. When he came
the group in the ante-room was augmented by
the arrival of Senior Romero, the Mexican min
lister, and Baron Won Mumm, the German
charge d'affaires- The reciprocity people. how
ever, had the call on account of yesterdays ar
rangement, and they were at once ushered into
the great diplomatic reception room. The
meeting today lasted about an hour. and, az
before. was attended by both Secretary Blaine
and Gen. Foster as representatives Of the United
States
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What Superintendent Warner Saws.

What Superintendent Warner Says.
The announcement that the House subcom-
mittee on District appropriations would listen
to all desiring to be heard regarding the chari-
ties Of the District next Saturday morning at
1890 q. m. has led many to inquire if the COM
mittoe desire to have representatives of all the
institutions appear before them. When asked
about this Superintendent of Charities Warner
said he could not speak for the committee. but
that,a no understood it, only those would need
to appear who desired to controvert some posi-
ton that he had taken in his annual report, to
argue against some of his recommendation,
or who distrusted his advocacy of their inter-
ests. 81 should not think" he said, that the
committee would care to listen to two argu-
ments on the same side Of the same question.
The various institutions have furnished me
with the facts regarding their work and it 10
now my duty to present their various needs as
clearly as possible to the committee. I should
not think that the committee would let the in
terests Of any institution suffer because it failed
to send special pleader to the committee
room next Saturday morning."
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sUBCOMMITTEES.
Those Who Have Charge Of Regular Appro
priation Bills

Tnooo VINO HAVE Charge OF Regular Appro'
priation Bills.
Those people who have business before con
gressional committees and who have not beer
able to find out who the subcommittees are
may secure Information by perusing the fol.
lowing list Of subcommittee on the regular
appropriation bills for tie fiscal year 1893:
Agricultural-Senate, Allison, Cullom and
Call; House, Hatch. Forman, Caminetti, Fun.
ston and Wilson (Ky).
Army-Senate, Stewart, Allison and Black
burn; House, Cultivate, Wheeler (Ala },
Mitchell, Bingham and Belknap.
Defciency-Senate. Hale, Allison and Cock
rell; House, Sayers. Holman, O'Neil (Mass. },
Dlngley and Henderson Qowa).
Diplomatic and consular-Senate, Hale. ALI
son and Blackburn; House, Blount McCreary,
Hit and Harmer
and Cockrell; House, Dockery, Compton.
Cogswell.
Fortifications-Senate. Dawes, Stewart and
German; House, Breckinridge (Ky.), Forney.
Livingston. Cogswell and circuit
lndian-Senate, Dawes, Cullom and Call;
House Peel, Allen (Miss.), Turpin, Wilson,
(Wash. and McKenna.
Legislative-Senate, Dawes, Allison and
Gockrell; House, Forney, Dockery, Holman,
Henderson Qowa) and Dingley.
Military Academy-Senate, Cullom. Stewart
and Call; House, Wheeler (Ala). Newberry,
Patton, Bowers and Hull
Navy-Senate, Hale, Allison and German;
House, Herbert Elliott, Cummings, Boutelle
and Lodge.
Pensions-Senate,S Stewart, Cullom and Cor
man; House. Mutchler. O'Nel (Mass.), Living
ston, Circuit and Bingham.
Post ofice-Senate Cullon, Stewart and
biackburn; House, Henderson (N.C), Blount
and Hopkins Qll.)
Sundry civil-Senate. Allison, Hale and Cor
mani House. Holman, Sayers, Breckenridge
(ky.), Cogswell and Bingham.
River and r-Senate-Committee on
commerce.
House-Committee on rivers and harbora
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THE ANTI-HILL MEETING,
Gossip Among House Democrats ~ to What
May Be the Result.

Considerable interest is taken by demo-
Gratis at the Capitol in the big anti
Hill meeting to be held in New
York tonight. But one member, however,
has gone to New York to take part in it. Mr..
John De Witt Warner has accepted the invita-
ton and has already gone to New York
to take part in the meeting. Mr..
Tracy expected to attend, bu. the ex-
pectation Of some move on the part Of the
silver men in the House has led him to remain
in his place on the floor. He has written q
letter to the chairman Of the meeting declar-
ing his sympathy with the movement and ex-
planning why he cannot attend.
The general opinion among the most active
politicians in Congress Is that this movement
in New York is very dangerous to Mr.. Hill. but
at the same time it is thought the fight 10 SO
bitter new that. if the opposition to Mr. Hill
should be made so impressive as to defeat him
in the national convention, in spite Of his having
solid New York delegation, the division
might lead to the defeat Of Mr.. Cleveland also.
In this connection some Of the democratic
politicians are talking of W. c. Whitney as a
candidate upon whom the two factions might
possibly unite.
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sergt. McHenrx,a Funeral

The funeral Of the late Sergt. Ned McHenry,
who died yesterday, As published in yesterday .
STAR, took place at 3 o'clock this afternoon
from his late home, 100 ID street southeast, and
was largely attended. Maj. Moore issued an
order yesterday announcing the death and
making detail to escort the remains to the
cemetery.
The funeral Of ex-Detectivs Mahon will take
place tomorrow afternoon from his late resi-
dence, No. ZIG LIST street southeast Mr..
Mahon's death resulted from congestion OF
the lungs following the grip.
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THE CENSUS OFFICE.
Secretary Noble Orders Its Operations to be
Inquired Into by Q Committee.

Secretary Noble Orders Its Operations to be
Inquired Into by . Committee.
Various publications in the newspapers have
been brought to the attention of Secretary
Noble, alleging extravaganza in the manage
ment of the census Office, both in the expendi-
ture Of money and the use of the force
of employees. The Secretary has concluded
to ascertain what foundation there is for such
charges. He has, therefore, directed Mr.. Ton
ner, the chief Of the appointment division, and
Mr.. Evans, the disbursing clerk of the de-
partment, to make an examination
in the nature of review of
the operations of the census office
from its beginning. This action Of the Score
tary was not taken because of any suspicion on
his part of Encouragement, but simply with the
view Of ascertaining the condition OF the work.
how it has been carried on and the needs for
the future.
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Every one spoke Ag.in.. tn. am.

The bill to incorporate the Washington Flee.
trio Company vas the subject matter discussed
at the public hearing given by the Commits
sioners today to those interested in the bin.
No ONE appeared in favor Of the bill
Messra W. b Webb, A. A. Thomas and A. h
Renshaw opposed the bill ON the ground thar
IL vas far better TO havo one good electric com
pany that did the work we'll and cheapIy than
haxs dozen that did not The present com
pany did everything required Of It. and Il
did not seem 70 b good policy 70 allow ths
strsets asa avenues 70 b. out 10 pisces again.
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RERING SEA COMMISSION.

The First Meeting Held This Afternoon ct
the State Department.
The Boring sea joint commission met at
o'ciock'today at the State Department for the
hrst session. The American representatives
were Profs. Mendenhall and Merriam and those
on tho British side were Sir George Baden
Powell and DR.. Dawson.
1t 10 ascertained that there has been an
agreement reached between Great Britain and
the United States to the effect that the three
neutral members of the tribunal Of arbitration
shall be citizens of Italy, France and Sweden.
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Criminal Court Notes.

VrIIHlhHI VOurt NOte8e
The charge Of assault with intent to commit
rape against VIM. Brown having been ignored
by the grand jury Justice Bradley has ordered
his discharge from Jail.
The case Of James A. Gowans, charged with
false pretenses in obtaining S2l.5 so from Samuel
owner Of horse on July % last, was called
this morning, and, failing to answer, his recog-
niZance was forfeited
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Tailors Talk ON the Tariff.

1HiIOrs 1Htk ON tne I1rins
A committee Of merchant tailors, represent.
ing the national convention now in session in
this city, called at tho Treasury Department
this morning and made arguments before
Acting Secretary Spaulding in favor of
q more stringent enforcement of the
customs regulations to prevent the
fraudulent entry Of foreign-made clothing.
They alleged that a large proportion of such
goods is now being undervalued at the ports Of
entry and that certain Canadian manufactur-
ing tailors are practicing. a system of SNUG
Cling clothing over the border. This has been
known to the treasury officials for some time
and steps have already been taken to break up
the practices.
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FUTURE DAYS.
DATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aucts.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF THE ENTIRE CON.
TENTS OF THE BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT
OF THE LATE N. 7. BRIDWELL, Nos :lya
36l AND :,63 NJ STREET SOUTHWEST. COM.
PRISING IN PART
BOTTLING MACHINERY APPARATUS. ENGINE
AND BOILER, BOTTLES AND BOXES BAR
TiAIUREs. WHISTLES, WINES, LIQUORS.
W W3saGH9; CIGARS. IRON SAFE. GOLD
IL HEAD HORSES,
y skhs sINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS,
DOUBLE WAGONS,
4 SINGLE WAGONS, =
j PHAETON BUGGY,
I ROCkAWAY CAhRtAGE
HORSE BLANKETS, STABLE BFIONaryGs
&c. &c. BY AUCTION.
BY virtue of an order Of the sueprme Court of the
Dis.rct o. Columbia. holding special term for Or
phans Court ousne will sell by public auction on
the premises. Nos- aJ9 361 aud 1888 81 q w. on MON
DAY. IhE Fir TEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. A
u; 1882. COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK A NJ
All the personal estate OF the late NJ T. Rridwe and
partly enumerated above. to which The kttent,ou OF
the trade and others called -
TERMS CASH.
ANDREW A. LIPsCoMB,
Iertz BUILDING, 18th andsf IA "a "
JOB BARNARD,
800 5th Ct NV,
Administrators.
Auciioncers- fe2
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TRUSTEES SALE AS AN ENTIRETY OF ALI, THE
FURNITURE, CARPETS, BELONGINlis con
TENTS. LEASES AND LICENSES NON Is AMI
UPON The HOTEL LANGHAM AT IA
NORTHEAST CORNER OF FOURTEENTH AN Il
WASHINGTON AND DIsTRiCT OF CoLUMBfA.
Under and by virtue of chattel deed of trus,
from william A. Foster and Others the undersigned
trustees dated the 18th day of Perjury IsO aud
recorded in Lber s5S. folio .pS ct SEQ one of tie
land records OF the District of Columbia
quest o. party secured thereby Will offer sale
at public auction at the Langan Hotel ON the mort
east corner Of 18th and streets northwest in the
city OF WASHINGTON and District of Columbia on
WEDNESDAY,, THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY. 1897. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON
the entire contents OF said hotel. consisting OF
Parior and Bed hooin Suites, Carpets Mirrors Rugs
Pictures Glass Ware. Dishes, Cutlery, Cuinar, Uten.
sils. Napkins Sheets. Beds, Bedding Easy kocs ers,
Once urniture IN short. all the paraphernaia and
personal properly now used in and about said Hotel
and Annex, and embraced in the said trust.
The same VIII De sold whole, lust as IL stapds
together with the lease and licenses OF said Hotel
On Application TO the trustees will be
for the Of said property any time
day Of sale.
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money I'm
cash and the balance N equal nstaments At one and
Two Year, from day OF sale. with interest the rate
per cent per snnum payable semi annually Promls-
sorry notes OF the purchaser given for the de-
ferred Payments. to be secured tothe satisfscon of
the trustees <O TO be paid down when the property
is struck on and terms Of sale he complied with
Mtnin I'VE Gays from Gay OF sale, otherwise the de-
post and property resod 1t rsk and
EDWARD A NEWMAN.
fend ~ building; "a st. n. ". X 49,.
JOHN Is. LAkNEk. lfustee&
fo-dtds Adams building. lSio street
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Combinations

The Senate in executive session has con-
firmed the following nominations:
VIM. VI. Grinnell Of New York, to be third rs
sistant secretary Of state.
First Lieutenant r. P. p. Wainwright first
cavalry. to be captain.
Second Lieutenant Geo. l. Byram, first cav
airy, to be first lieutenant
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rr.usser, az Real Estsse.

Deeds in fee have been fled a. follows: C. z.
Gibbs TO Florence J. Arlington, sub IL. 90. 7s2
g. +. J. Arlington to C. E. Gibbs. sub 81,
50. $50; e.. Louise Niles to z. b Olmstead,
part block Sc, Columbia Heights; -.
George T. Jacobs to Joha Z Rnsbsam, sub p,
50. 75s; $500. +. K Morgan to John H Lewis
sub IL. "a. $50; %, zoo.
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fe11-d&ds
T ATIMER & SLOAN. Aucuoneers.

T ATlMER & SLOAN, Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ALL THE HORSES, CAR.
MALTA OF THE PEOPLES GAZETTE CON.
By virtue Of chattel deed Of trust dated the 9th
libeI No 1647 folio S ct seq. Of the land records
the parties secured thereby. will sell At pubic
street between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets
northeast (near Hygienic Ice Company, on.THURS-
DAY. the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY,
1892. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. all the
property described in schedule attached to ssId
deed Of trust comprising
80 horses and mares, good workers.
10 carettes. all in good order.
80 collars, 80 halters
90 new brides, side bar buggy.
Is sets double harness.
Lot horseshoeing tools.
10 kegs horse shoes.
Lot bar steel. axle grease.
Wheelbarrows, feed boxes,
Lamps and lanterns.
Stable fixtures and all other personal property be-
longing to aforesaid Carette Company found on the
premises. The horses will be found in good condi.
ton and good workers. The rolling stock harness.
&C.. all being nearly new. will also be found in fair
condition.
The property will first be offered as whole. and /,
detail
Terms cash.
CHAS. z. VAN ARSDALE,, r-
a 1-6f
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BnOoD Porson.

e.
such naladies are propAsatsd by poisonous germs.
The action of swift Specific IL 70 endse ths h,Qpd
and tissues untenable for these pests, and thorough
course Of this remedy promptly expsls thsn-st the
same time u builds up the general health Of the
pskisnt
ssed Tor our Treatise o. the Blood Nailed Tree.
. SWIFT sPKcIIIC co.. Atlanta. Go.
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T'HOMAs UOWLING son. Auctloneers.
l. 6l2 st. n. ".

REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
SALES Rooms. So E STREET Northwest,
ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY THIRTEENTH.
1882. AT TEN O'CLOCK,
EMBRACING IN PART
One Square Chckering Piano in good order. New and
Seconu hand Paror Furniture, Pier aud Mantei Mir
rors. chamber Furniture in oak and walnut Suites.
New Hair Mattresses. Bolsters and Pillows, W. W.
Springs, &c. Dining Room Furniture and wal
nut. Extension Tables. L. C. and Bent Wood Chairs.
Once Furniture in Desks, Rev. CHAIRS &c. Brussels
and Ingram Carpets Heating and COOKING Stoves &c
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS. &c. I'll .
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4 Verdict Of Not Guilty.

Richard H. Clubb, q young white man, was
tried in the Criminal Court Justice Bradley,
today on the charge of embezzling e12.5O from
his employer, Henry Kern, on July 20 last
The jury, under instructions, returned . YER
dict Of not guilty.
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HOUSE.

The attendance in the House is daily growing
smaller, and when the Speaker took his chair
this morning the empty seats far outnumbered
those that were occupied
Mr.. buchanan Va). from the committee on
Judiciary, reported q bill to regulate the man.
ner In which property shall be sold under or
ders and DEGREES Of the United States courtA
House calendar.
Mr. CuIberson Oex-), from the same COM
mittse, reported = bill TO limit the jurisdiction
Of United States circuit and district courts
House calendar.
Mr.. Wise IVA }. from the committee on inter-
state and foreign commerce. reported Q bill
making Newark, n j., a port OF immediate
transportation
AN ASSISTANT DooRKEEPEn
Mr.. Dickerson Ky, from the committee on
accounts, reported aresolution for the appoint
msnt Of Walter y. HAlleck ~ an assistant door
Mr. Meredith VA) paid q high tribute to the
qualities Of the gentec,sn whom it WAS pro-
1ossd 70 appoint: He had served calamity in
- Union army a. major, had on several occa-
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TRUsTKEs' SALE.

trust from William II. Wright and Annie Wrisht hia
wiie, to Julian w Desne and Henry G. berden. astsd
day Of August. lS6e IN Ibsr 30. 1s20. folio 81 Ct
ssq. the land records he Disscs q Colu-
indsbtednss secured thereby. ths AndsEs41sa tsns-
TSESTYs9ooxS i DAY 81 fr s. sss
shN premises Epry!lls. D. e. e the hghs.s bidder
-bsSed ~ and - In block numbsrSd sscs3oa n thu
subdivision Of BuTvtlle. y. c.. the fnps0vsmsqfl
stuoeed about one mite iron bennlng enA tls
70 co@msncc 8 xLEvEI OCIOCT q =
. JULIAN ~ DEAAx.i rrva....
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X ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Aucnoneers.
~ ooO Pa ave. n y.

VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROpERTHON NINTH STREET BETWEEN NJ
ANp STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING THE
THREE-STORY FRAME HOUSE No. 1907
NINTH STREET NORTHWEST.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY NINE
TENTH, 1892. at HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK,
We Will sell by public auction, in front of the premises
PART OF SQUARE 400.
Fronting q feet on Ninth street. with depth of SO
feet. at the corner OF 4foot alley improved by the
large frame house No. 1201 Ninth street northwest.
Terms OF sale: OnefourtE cash. balance in one,
and three with note bearing interest the rate
OF per cent per annum. and secured by q deed Of
trust on the premises sold, all cash. at the pur
chasers option. Terms to be complied with in fifteen
OF the right to resell at the risk and cost Of the
defautinR purchaser il reserved. deposit OF 600
required at the time Of sale. All convey ncing re-
cording. &C., at purchasers cost
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.,
fe11-dGds Auctioneers
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DOCK DEPARTMENT OF
- RATCLIFFE. DAKR CO., AUCTs.,
$40 PA. AVE. n W.
CATALOGUE SALE OF
LAW BOOKS
BY AUCTION.
ON
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY TWELFTH
BEGINNING Al 7;30 O'CLOCK WE WILL SELL
AT OUR
BOOK DEPARTMENT.
go PENNSYLVANIA AVE NV,
LOT OF DESIRABLE
LAW BOOKS,
Which are now ready tor inspection.
lot OF autograph letters Of distinguished public men,
dating from 1910 to 1875.
RATCLIFtE. DARR & CO., Aucts. fe9-4t
DOCK DEPARTMENT. OF
ID kArcLIFFI Ed PAIR ~ GO. AUcTIoNEERs.
ADMINlSTRATOR'S AUCTION SALE
by CATALOGUE OF
LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS.
BELONGING TO THE ESTATE OF
G SrORRS. ESQ, LATE A
MEMBER OF THE WASHINGTON BAR
Among the miscellaneous works is a superb cory of
Hogarth and an elegantly bound edition of PIC
IUkESQGE AMERICA. The ooks READY
FOR INSPECTION IN OUR BOOK DEPARTMENi
Al S2q PA AVE Nv, AND WILL BE SOLD BY
PUBLIC AUCTION ON
fhIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY TWELFTH
BEGINNING Al HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK
J. J. MILMARTH, Administrator
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers. iey-4t
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FOR BRAIN FAC
U.. nor.sord,. Aeia Pho.ph.s..

Dr.. W. II. HIsnER. lie Suenr. Mimi, says ~ end
very seryiceabie In nervous debility, sexual
weakness, brain fag. excessive use Of tobacco, q
dripk In feverD, ana in some urinary troublea Il
u . grand GOOD reanedy N ~ cases where have
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Marriage licenses have been issued by the
! clerk of the court to Edward Herbert RiSal
Of New York, N. Y, and Elizabeth Louise
Sweeny; Edward Croker and Lucretia Parker
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Mrs. Cook Gets q Divorce.

Justice Hagner today granted divorce to
Mary E Cook from Philip H. Cook. The bill,
filed by ]. c. Clarke, sets forth the marriage,
July %, 1877, and charged desertion ON May q.
1883. She is granted the custody Of the two
children.
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ATIMER 4 SLOAN, Auctioneers.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF SECONDHAND CAR
COVER STORAGE AND OTHER CHARGES.
On SATURDAY. FEBRUARY THIRTEENTH,
1872. at HALF-PAST ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. M,
within our ware rooms. 1881 II st. will sell
two Coupe Rockaways. Side-spring Buggy, Doctors
Phae,on In fine condition. Pony. with Cart and Rus
set Harness.
Many New and Second hand Carriages Of all kinds,
several Horses. Harness, &c.
fel1-2t LAT1MER & SLOAN. Aucts.