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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
LOOKING FOR THE WEBSTER.
The Luckenbach Renews Her Search for tho
Missing Men.

Inc LuckenDach Renews Her search Tor the
Missing Men.
New YonK, Jan. 30.-The tug Luckenbach,
which brought in the scows Of the Barney
Dumping Company is out in search of the
other missing scow and tug boat Webster. She
left tho harbor yesterday, provisioned for a
week, and will not return until the boats have
either been found or all hopes of them have
been given up. The fact that scow No. II was
picked up after having been buffeted about for
more than forty-eight hours admits strong
hopes that the remaining scow and tug boat
will be saved.
Commissioner Brennan believes that the lives
Of the men on the Webster will yet be saved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
Heavy Delnan'

Heavy Demands Against Ex-ssnstos Tabor.
DENVER, Col, Jan. s0.-The suit Of the Kaiser
Gold Mines Company QimitedD Of England
against ex-senator Tabor was closed yesterday
the Kaiser company for el6, l26. The Kaiser
company claimed ee0,000. Ths title OF che
mines In dispute In Naricops county, Arizona,
we're declared to b The property 81 ". Tabes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
EsgAs Years N the Psnissntiary,

In the Criminal Court Justice Bradley today
sentenced VIM. Robirsoa, alias Goliath Robin
con, convicted On ssh instant Of assault With
intent 70 kill Samuel BASEL, TO eight years in
the Albany penitsutiary. II was alleged that
The parties got into eight In South Washing.
ton, and subsequently they met again, Robin
son and his friends going to Baxssll 70 get an
apology fog aseaelting Grant Rebinsop. Tia
justice referred 70 this taet, stating that TIE
evidences Showed Mat Baxseu wss knocked
down, cha.sd and ehet st 70 get TIE apology,
end n such ease severe ss11enee Was dus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
Isaac 8. Tower of Richmond Dead.

Special Dispatch to Tho Evening Star.
RICHMOND, Va. Jan. 30.-Isaac s. Tower, o
prominent business man. died this morning
after brief Illness He Was seized with a
coughing spoil and coughed himself to death.
Deceased was the brother-in-law Of Common
wealth Attorney Smith. He was q prominent
Mason and was past grand commander Of
Knights Templar OF Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
n Docs Not Give Dr. Grave. I,h.rtx

DENVER, Col, Jan. So.-The granting Of q
in the Graves case does not mean
that Graves will be admitted to bail. a. has
been claimed. He will be allowed all the time
his attorneys consider necessary to further
prepare his case. Attorneys for the defense
are jubilant aud are confident Of ultimately
securing their clients acquittal. It 10 the gen.
eral belief that II new trial be granted Il win
be impossible TO secure another conviction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30

VIM. H. Myers Of Baltimore was arrested here
today by Deputy Rsnsdsll Of the marshal's
Office on . warrant based on an indictment
found In Baltimore charging him with plsdging
his pension certificate for . loan. U. s. Com.
missioner Bundy, before whom he WAS taken,
held him TO bail IN e200 to appear in Baltimore
ON March /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
baltimore MarIkeea.

BALTIMORE, Jan. so.-Flcur quiet unchanged
receipts, 7.647 barrels; shipments. 1915 barrels:
sales. $50 barrels. Wheat quiet and lower-No !
red. spot, l;oi1aloih; January. 1!olkaL0lh;
l:o2N; steamer, No. 3 red, ssassA -receipts, ~
sos bushels: stock, ei26s5 bushels; sales, 1900
bushels. Southern wheat steady -Fultx, 9salOa
Longoerry, s.al.es, Corn steady mixed spot, 1sE
a4st January, 4okaSsk; February, As4a4sss
March, 4sisaAsk; April, 3Sh; May, ssX; steamer
mixed .cNa.sfmrscsipts. sa0'ssi bushels; ship
Sales 2s7,OoO bushelA southern corn dull
white, esssl; yellow, 4sa5l. Oats quiet-No 3
white western, ssk; No. mixed western. 81
receipts, 500 bushels: stock, $3.50 bushels Rye
dull, barely steady-No :. s0-receipts, ssss bush
els xtock, so,ss5 bushela Hay nrm-good to
choice timothy, lsSesiAso. Grain freighfs quiet
Cotton n0minal-middling ~. Provisions quiet,
steady. Butter very arm, unchanged. Eggs-4s
asA Conee nrm-kio cargOes, lair, %; No. I,
a Sugar quiet. Copper steady. Whisky quiet
Peanuts unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Jan. ea-yirgn!a ten-fortis.. 8
bid; do threes. t2Aa7sN; baltimore and Ohio
stock. slAass; Northern Central stock. g bid;
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern nrsts, l09 bid;
do nrst incomes, 1skaI6s Consolidated n bonds,
tt1k bid; do stocks <5ksAsA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
Coming to washipxton to Confer.

OTTAWA, ONT, Jan. 30.-Sir George Baden
Powell and DR.. Dawson, Boring SEQ commits
sioners, will leave Montreal today for Washing
ton to confer with the United States commits
sioners and, it is surmised, to ascertain what
points their respective reports agree upon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
Mr.. Spurreou,s Cond,t,ou

LONDON, Jan. 30.--The morning bulletin from
Mentone reports that Mr.. spurgeon passed
restless night and that his condition TODAY
shows no signs OF improvement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30

Washington City Orphan Asyiun-
The board Of lady managers Of the washine-
ton City Orphan Asylum held the seventy.
fourth annual meeting yesterday at the ssy-
luni. 1889 18th street Reports nom the vari.
Gus officers we're read, which showed that the
Institution was In prosperous condition.
There are some las children IN the asylum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name.

TIE following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New YORK Stock Market, IS reported by special
wire TO Corson and Mccartney, l4lg + street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30

Your DHueersr DOES Nor SPREAD
his plssters gelatnecoat his pills He knows that
such work is better done in = factory.
Some try to make EMULSION of cod-liver oil,
but they canno. make one like SCOTS EMULSION
they'll find ii out some day.
There 10 secret in what it is made Of; there is
knack in making it. That knack is SCOTS EMUI-
SION.
ought to read Shall We send it? Free.
nue.. New York.
oil-su druggists everywhere do. Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD. sOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy fo-
DIAREHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part Of the
world Be and ask for Mrs. Winslow Soothing
Syrup" and take no other kind. 25 cents q bottle.
d3I-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30

Mr.. Charles viIlistu, who recently cslsbrated
his ninetisth birthday In England, had been n
parliament Just three ysars whom Victoria -
oended TIE thseee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30

Range at the 1hersnosneter.
The following we're the readings at the ofice
OF the weather bureau today; Ia. M. 81, 2 pm
81; maximum. 81; minimum. Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30

SUPERIOR
70 all other
medicines fo-
purifying the blood
AMI restoring the
health and
strength.
AYERS
ARsAPARILLA
Isths
standard specific
for scrofuls. Catarrb.
rheumatism and
Debility.
CURES OTHERS.
VIII cure you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
Gov. aicKiulsy.s Cenaitiea ssttsr.

CoLuxSus, ONO, Jan. 30.-Gey. McKiur
ley was reported much better today and was
around his room, but h unable to BE- ont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
CLoAks IA Or. FuRs II Orr
j l.: Il. {
55,jY = ttaSts ILL

We have made a final reduction on the balance Of
our stock of Cloaks and Furs and will allow dis
count Of fourth of the regular prices which are
marked in plain figures. As an illustration we quote
IS Cheviot Cloth Refers. SO. 90
$40 Fur-trimmed Refers now................7 Z. 30
sl2 Bernhardt Capes or Refers. now......... g. 90
els Bernhardt Capes Refers, ......... IL %
go Capes or Trimmed Refers. now uncommon. Is. 90
$50 bernhardt Capes in Gray. Black and Tan q. 80
similar reduction will be allowed on any Wrap.
Fur Cape Nun now in stock. This is legitimate.
fair and reduction SALE and you have put of
buying Wrap till it will be to your advantage to
see what we have before buying.
JOHNSON LUTTRELL.
JAP 713 Market space.
I AIDES OPERA SLIPPERS. FANCY BOWS, 49c. ,
IL Ladies' C. 8. and Opera Shoes, Sl.Og.
RAJ rs ENTERPRISE,
1a&o3t lZ41 11th st.s-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
w ooDwARD AND LorHRop.
10TH. nth AND F SIS. NV.
INTRODUCTORY
OPEx1Sa AND DISPLAY
WHITE Goops DEpARrxEsr
MONDAY, FEB. i.

LIKE mountain ranges. snow covered. are
these tulxing. bilIovy. swelling masses Of
WHITE GOODS. Ths bulk of tie stock is
mere. and we think I. the best and most at
tactive we've ever shown. VOC know WHITE
GOODS are much under the influence Of
fashion ss silks and other dress stufIs. and to
cater successfully 20 the wants Of tie shopping
public one mus: have taste. tact aud expert
enee. All these have been brought to lear in
tbs selection CT our present stock. which is re-
pl-te with novelties and rich in its wonderful
variety Of ;hinss from home and abroad.
ENGLISH MANSIONS. sheer. medium and.
heavy weights.
IL. %. Il. 37Js. 30 and e21c. yard
FRENCH MANSIONS. sheer and msdium
WEIGHTS
81. s7s.. &C. 80. 6a1. &c. and 81 aysrd--
INDIA. VICTORIA AID PERSIAN LAWNS
10. lab Is. II. 20. - and 35!sc. Yard
INDIA DIMITIEs. in checks and stripes.
sheer and medium weights.
--25. so. 3751 and SOC. yard
PIQTEs for chidrcn's kit Suits small. me-
dunn and wide wclts. all White and fancy.
-a5. 81. S754. so. 80 and 624c. yard
CHECKED AND STRIPED NAINsooKs.
FPS. IL. 20. 25. 30 and 3.tc. Yard
JONES IMPORTED CAMBRICS. SOFT
FINISHED.
go. %. 20. 37s and I5c. yard
TIE .'MINUET" STRIPED LAWN
Is the hnest. sheerest. dAintiest stun for the
price We ever saw. Several distinct Patterns Of
laes-w0Tk effects
-12jfc. yard
4s-INCH SWISS LAWN.
introduced by Us into Washington several
years ago. and sold only by Us now. 1t grows
more popular each season. You know it well.
Laurders beautifully. Is soft. sheer and dur
able
As inches wide. &c. q yard.
INDIA PERCALE--a fabric highly recon-
merded for its wearing and laundering quail
ties sni from which French underwear 10
made.
Ii. IL. 20 and pc. gard
India Twills, Long Cloths.
MassIias. Tuckinss,
&c. &c. &c.
YEDDo CREPE
FOR
EVENING WEAR
Is novelty, in fifteen dainty art shades. The
drapes ar,isticslly.
lie. q yard
tsecond fOor. st. buildins)
MILLINERY ITEMS.
Beautiful French Roses. in all colors.
TOO. bunch
Crushed Roses. in all colors-
-6Oc- aburch.-
yiole,s. In all colors.
&c. bunch
(second foor. snnex)
-
A HAxDkERcH1Er SPECIAL.
5ec. GRADES FOR PC.
There are always extra attractive places at the
Handkerchief counters. Here is the latest:
LADIES' Pure LINN Henstitehed Handker-
kerehief with hand embroidered initial. There
are not many Of them. but they are the oOc.
quality. and going to sell them for
25c.
trlrSl SSCO0Q d11ex-J
GAMES.
There are many inexpensive ways Of making
home attractive for the children CANES costa
mere tribe. but they are amusing. interesting
and instructive. and With or two Of COM
mand ou- children will not care to seek smuse-
Ii-nt outside of EVENING"
.'PARCHERSI"
Is the most popular game In the
market. being interesting TO the old TO
tine young II Is 90 simple that even the young
est ch:.d can understand IT.
sc.
"OUIJA."
The ''Oui;s' or talking board Is mysterious.
scientific AMI instructive. while at the same
time very entertaining and amusing. telling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30

JAMES.
There are many inexpensive ways Of making
home attractive for the children. GAdEs costa
mere tribe. but they are amusing. interesting
and instructive. and with enc or two at COM
mand our children will not care to seek amuss-
Ei-nt outside of EVENING"
.'PAKCHERSI"
Is the most popular game in the
market. being interesting 10 the old as to
the young. 1. Is % simple that even the young
es; eh..d can understand it.
&c.
"oUIJA."
The ''oui;s" or talking board f. mysterious.
scientific AMI instructive. while at the same
time very entertaining and amusing. telling
things no; only o: tie past aud present. but
many things Of the future.
-9c-
Many other kinds can Le found in stock.
AR EMBEo1pERY DrPARrnESr
OFFERS
CHINA SILKS
For mantel drapsries. pillow coverings, easel
- -, -, - =. .-'
-.
--sIsysvd--
j inches wide.
Fancy w..vss. in ar, shade. and EXCLUSIVE.
patterns. at
sI<oa Ssrd---
- inches wide.
inoO4ors-eSeSIen- 'Aue-so4tAo.s for All
AMOS Oh fancy worx-1
'Aru-
candle.siss. We have mad. til. price
They weresI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30

NINE. E. SrAurrrn
OF 1440 Broadway. New York.
Win remain at No. S13 Vermont avenue.
Opposite the Arlington,
During tie months Of January and February. where
she will receive weekly inportstions Of Gowns and
Nantes, also beautiful selection o. Materials and
Trimmings with every facility Of atsns and taking
orders on premisea isIS-1m'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30

A H.SDkERcH1Er SPECIAL
Soc GRADES FOR PC.
There are always extra attractive places at the
Handkerchief counters. Here is the latest:
LADIES' Pure LINN Henstitched Handker-
kerehief with hand embroidered initial. There
not many Of them. but they are the SOC.
quality. and We are going to sell them for
CSC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
REPORT ON PATENTS.
The Comnissioser Addresses Interesting
Suggestions to Congress-

MORE OFFICE ROOM WANTED VERY BADLY. A
WILL As INCREASED sALARiEs-rsrrr1Srs
OF THE PATENT sYsrrN-wHAr IT mas DOM
FOR TIE COUNTRY. or rHE Asst YEA
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-15

Die 8epolferung bon Grebiionb lit in oroz
ser Qufregung uno Die Hsgierun9 iOiro
rpegen ibres S1rittes, Die Nusbreitunq Der
@botera 0urd SanttGts maBre9eln gu ucrz
btloern, l6arf g%eta0elt. Nus Der
&rim un6 benz GaufaiuS wir6 cine
Nbna6mc Der @1olerd Qeneloct. SIN
nnr0li6en un0 mittlereu NuBlano jeoo6 lit
bieSeu6e in Der Sunablne begrtffeu uno in
Weosfau itno tpegelt Der Nusbreitung Der
Cholera % Deitere Sabrtfen geidleilen
iporbeu. 0roBfIr1t Sergius, Der WOuuer>
neur DON W1ostau bat burh ieine @nergie
in Der 8etGmpfung Der Gbolera Die 8ep0l@
ferung in @rltauueu gelebt, lDGhreno Die
ntgin YIftoria periDnItG fir Die 9iuoerIi!g
Der Xeloen Der @rfranften tbGttG 1T. Nbs
gelcDen bon ben SanitdtSmaBregeln, melde
leit &ur3em nit alIer Strenge our6gefubrt
iDerOen, mlrO in allen &ircben Inn Dos Nuf@
h0ren Der Seu1e gebetet un0 1e0en Sag
tam man Wt0n6e Der Derl6teocnen &lOlter
beteno urto plalnlooireno ii StraBen bur9z
3ieben leben. 9ie 8e60rDen BADEN cine
9rilnOlide GeintgUng Der ldmubtgenS taotz
tbetle augeor0net, tD0ourb ite it'd Die Nbz
neieung Der nteDern &laiien beS 8olfeS 5uz
geaogen baben, Die ft0 bon Dem ibnen lieb>
QetporDellen S6r1ub ullo 0e1tant llur b09lt
ul1gern trennen Dollten. Qt6er %oieieniger,
tpeld1e oen Sanitdts : gsori0rtftel ntdt
na6tommen, iper6en itreng beltraft. -
Su Yettrsburg iinD OuBenDe BON Gbolera>
fallen nit tOOtli6em Nusgange por9ez
fommen, obglei6 omtli6 ni6ts ilber ben
Nusbrud Der Seude ge1aeloet tporben lit.
= Or. GrouarDel bat einen auSfi1rliden
8eri6t uber Die in 8aris bsrri6enoe am
9ebLide @b0lera 3ulammengsiteIt. Nus
DemleIben erbelt, OaB Der lusbru6 Dec
Seu6e leoiali0 auf Oas Grinfen bonn
SeineDaier surid3ufibren lit. Be3irfe,
in Oenen Naiier anoerer Sliiie ooer Quelz
paiier oocr uorber ab9etodtes Baiier gez
tsuEfen puroe, iinO su9Iei6 ucridont 9ez
blieben. Die meiiten @rfraufungen ereigs
neten ii6 in 8e5irten, lpelde nit QEaiier
aus Dem am meilten berunreiniQten Sbetle
Der Seine periorgt purOen. 9ti6t elm elm
5i8er Sal lit auf Don auStpGrts etngefiibrte
&ranfbsit 3uriid3ufibren, nod batter Die
Sale Die 6oratteriltil6eH 3ei6en Der e1ten
altatti1en Gbolera.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-15
Staot Chicago.

DSA% &tatier 0Orreipouoemten mro
@gegstcs bcimGeu ole f%oI8sm0en
G1GGtegt
@srr &erm asatt 9re&i@miSt octt
Sta0t QSiGconIm.
&,err seq @ensta0boDen Die
Staaten NeDrGsfa, &amTas unO
@tiH0&ari atr0 onS Eerritortu&&t
SftaDD1a1+
&crr Tr0ats SttO Die Staten
SDto, YcnnfDlpauiett, @et Bits
giuier, ManaOmictts, 9teW @ore
t1n0 GaWa06.
Sscrr @eter 91ti@ Sie GtAAten
SAinois unS Sn0tama.
S9err Yawt Trtebet ole Gtaaten
SDapa, SuimOiS ttuO g3iseoafm.
Seer Is. y. GpteSeI 0cu Stnat
1atmtteiefa. Sfiicc 583 8. 2tUc.
Wort1 Wetnneapoats Wtimn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-15
3obu p. Glarfe.

Sn leiner Wobnung. 122 Guibitr., berz
ltarb 0Ienltag trub So9n BalQban Glarte.
Der YrGiioent Der 6ibsrnian 8anf uno Der
Sdtplc9er0ater lnleres StG0toberhduptes,
oeS WtaDors Walbburue. Der Beritorbene
mar elmer Der beruorragen0iten @el16ft5>
leute bieliGer StaDt. @r mar Der ftnanaiel>
len BerhQltniile leines 8aters tpegsn eez
Stpurlgel:, beretts i'm Glitter BON Slp0lt Sab
ren ftb letnen Q~eben3unterbalt lelblt su err
merbeu. ST. trat ais Xebrlin0 in ciu @roz
cerpz@el6Qft in SEEM Sort Elm ullb arbeitete
li0 Oartn lbncIl empor. SIM Sabre 1849
fum er nab @bicaoo unb er0Tfnets unter
Der Strma @arren, @tarte & 9ater eilI
grccerDs @eidaft. Nm Il, Auguit 1851
betratbete er ieiue ibu ieBt iiberlcbenoe
@attin, GlilGbe'b Bertrand. SIN Sabre
1868 begob itb @larfe tpieoer nab 9tetp
Yorf 3urild, 1861 febrte Ell tpieoer nah
@Dlcaao 3Irlld uno 9rin0ete Die Wter6ants
NllOctatlon, GUS meIder lpGter Die v6;6er>
ntlds Sant" berOorgtlg, oeren Bralioent
er lett Der 0rllnouna mar.
Der 8erltorDene, Del Dorau5it9tlid am
9onlerllag auf Dem Galparlentirhbofe be-
erDi9t tper0eu iDiro, binterldBt auBer ieiner
Mittpe rier G00ne, Charles s., Sobn &C.,
6enrD .. uno Souls s., Die i6mn1tli6
Ibeilbaber oil o:r 6lberntan 8anf itnD.
Son ben Orei Sod ern Glarfe's lit 9lnnie
SO. bic Satin bsS WioDors Malbburne,
Gillian y. Die Wattin @barleS s. Spals
Diugs uno Wiarte 8. Glarte nod utoerbeiz
rnt1et.
@larfe tpar Dor 67 Sabren in Union 9aQ,
County Sort, SrlunO. Qeboren. Gr err
freute flo als 0el0Git5mann oss 6enfbar
beiten Gufes unO 0alt ais Sirausmann inl
gau3en Q4elteu ais cine MutorilQt. Gon
Der Yolittf BAT iih @larfe itetS ferugcbalz
ten. @r bat uielnal5 irgen0 Elm politiidsS
Nmt befleioet. Seine gauge ireie 3eit
pjounete ct ieinsr Sarnilie uno ieiner 0Gu5=
lihteit.
NuBer ieiner 6antilie trauern Sa5lrei6s
Sreunoe nm ben @Hti6lofeusn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-15
Go6.

Ofeiba 8arnede e%ntleerte an Somitag
in benz 6ofe bes Oouies SEQ. $50 gBeits
0iDiiiOnitraBs eiEen Ni6entaiten. IS
muBten itd aber mobl nod glimmenoe
&oblen oarunter befunoen babeu, BENIN
pl0Blt6 Qerietben tbre &leiber in 8rano,
uno ebe i6r Selnano gu Diilfe tommen
%fonnte, bate ite 10 i6tDere 8ran6tpur0en
e~rlitten. oaB tie na6 meniaen StunOen
itarb. 9as Mdo6en mar IA Sabre alt,
uno ieine GLtern nobnen 9to. "a Wtoffatttr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-15

4rofeiior 8irdow III 8crlin empfie6lt
81 ! d orb 8ronbt's S9wet6er=
pilleu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-15

vaus perfEnIihe e. 8epbaatuns unb @rfabruns funnt6
Iager, tas @aItpria cine ausaesei1nete @fe6t3in fur
Stnber tit, bic ol5 g~e[tnbes abfl5raiittel pirtt unb RE
spanning Der Gin9eweiee, iplpie Res @eiammtisiteruS
Iebr b~eceutene Ginbert. 9iele MItter BADEN mir feline
aau~s0eei@nets ggtrfnna cuf TIRE &inber b~e3euSt."
DR.. q. 6. SSsppD, SDrea, Wtal.
0ie@entanrGDmpanp, II Murras @tr., sc. g.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-15

DGaIfOrta 1T 70 pOr5lsGt8 9eetsnet fur stnber, baB t@
tbri Dor alien an6eren min befanntei: Brdparaten bFH
TorSns sebe." s.. 81. &r6 CT, ND,
Ill Sputt Srfor6 Ctr, S=pptlau, %. g.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-15

.rgett mebrere1 Sabren babe Id Sbr v@afOria1 er.s
pfoblen unO merpe es du6 Ier1er tbUn, ia es Dbue NUS
sabne CUTE Ge~lrltate erSielt Bat"
Gbmtm s. garbee, Md.
nShe @tntbrpp%, 125. Str. unp z. &se., Relp 8rrs
Gitn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-15
fir @anelinss atmn 8fssSer.

1--WE GWNBEtNYk MHp SsT3FUEF4
GGitcrta fSrOeSt Die @eroaRntg uni Seietttus
Nuf8eriebenbeit, @ert0pfua5, lberi6diisc Masen.
Iaure, 0iorrbpe unD 6te6ers0 tspettisa. GaSur5
lpirD DaS Rtnb 0eIunO sema&t unb ietu @slaf ,tatirs
Et@. Gafsorta entRalt tueber Mprpbin, mod enbers
nartDtiihe Sufitan3en.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-08

Glycerin is used internally in some dis
eases, notably in consumption, rs Il SubSti-
tute for codhver oil. Notwithstanding it's
undoubted nutrient property, it is not
equal to the latter in the treatment of
phthieis, owing to the absence of certain
chemical elements upon which the efficacy
Of cudliver oil in Il great measure depends
At the same time the value of giyccriu
administered to cousumptive patients
should not be lost sight OF; occasionally,
as it is much more easily tolerated by the
stomach. il may be altcrnated with OIL or
the two may hr given together ! have
known several cases in which the patients
We're unable to take codliycr oil when
given alone, hut readily retained it when
given in conjunction with Giyccrin.-
Hy-cuic.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-08

A peculiarlv nervous little woman, with
dark auburn hair aud flashing black eyes,
is often registered at the Grand hotel in
this CITY She j. Mrs. N. j. I.angdon, of
Iassen county, the woman stage driver of
the Sicrras but she is more than Il driver
of stages-she "a an owner. Her stage
lines extend for several hundred miles
throughout the mountains, and she owns
scores of horses and vehicles and carries
the United States mail as well as hun
dreds of passengers.
Her husband died few years ago, and
she took hold and managed and extended
the business aforesaid. Mrs. Langdon has
taken manS mail contracts from the gov
eminent. and is Wrll known at Washing
ton, which city She often has occasion to
visit in connection with her mail contract.
Mrs. Langdon is reported to be rs good a
Judge of stock as any in the stage bust
ness. She knows also the opportune mo
ment when to grease wagon, oil harness
and generally to keep in touch with the
stage business, so as to make 1t successful
Her stage lines extend over some of the
luggedest routes in the Sierras and again
across plains, like those about Susanville
Plumas county has several of Mrs Lang
dons lines. She delivers mails and pas
scngers promptly, and by reason Of her
skill in taking contracts and her ability in
executing them has become noted for her
pluck and enterprise. She is said to be an
excellent whip and to be able to manipu-
late the lines of four or more horses about
as easily as the famous Hank Monk used
to do on the cid GciJer grade.-San Fran
cisco Examiner.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-08

One of the very few women in the uni
verso who have the right to wear the title
of musical doctor is Annie Wilson Patter-
son, She is a native of County Armagh,
Ireland, and is the only female doctor Of
music in the British kingdom, with the
exception of the Princess of Wales. She is
young woman of fine attaiuments. Be
fore she was fifteen years of age she was
proficient in the Greek, Latin, French and
Italian languages. At that age she decided
upon music as her LIES profession, and en-
tered upon its study ut the Royal Irish
Academy Of Music, and subsequently be
came conductor and musical director Of
the Dublin Choral union.
Her career, from scholarly point of
view, has been a brilliant one. She has
written songs and cantutas, received sill
yer medal for proficiency in the natural
sciences and gold medal for organ play
ing and is poet and essayisU Of excellent
talents. She was graduated from the
Royal Irish university as bachelor of mu-
sic and bachelor Of arts in 1851, and was
graduated as doctor Of music at the Royal
Irish academy in lsS9.-London Letter.