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80 RrrAET o. srsIE Fosr-E DETEEs.INED II
rrNASp RErNE'rlos AND To sTrTLE TuI
't~E 80 THAT EERESTTLa AMERICAN TSTER-
t~Ir VIII aE s,TU T. HaYTI.
Our diplomatic relations with Hayti growing
opt q the Ney- case are exciting considerable
attention q present and NAV possibly result IN
cnsus be!lL Mr.. Meys, Who is connected with
On American iirm doing business with Hayti, vas
ilipr.zorei twenty DAYS without "a hearing. on
the charge o. smuggling. Hrs subsequent re-
base indicated thu, there case agaius;
hIui. and since meanvh bile. the American repre-
sentative az Tho Hnyt.au capital had protested
against this prolonged detention without pre-
hrninary examination. the affair acquired an
International bearing. Although the islanders
submit To such proceedings. which are said to
~ ia accordance With their laws. there is no
good reason why American visi tOrs AID residents
sho-ld be subjected 10 them.
HAlTI's IypEPENDESr srrI7rDr.
The case Was regarded Of So rnlcn import
once that Mr.. Durham. thu American minister
O. Havti. Who was IN this >onntry on leave OF
shssnce order TO return TO This post at
aud the = - Atlanta placed az his disposal
Tor that purpose. lie wa instructed to demand
al apology and sEitlb!- repaIatiou. Instead Of
uitv. a. appcara that Ny. Lesplnasse. the Hay
tan minister % foreign affairs. has thus far
simply dI-Svuved any intention To afront the
United States government IN the treatment Of
the case. A. sny rate the case has not been
settled with the expedition that seems to have
been anticipated.
GEPARsrIoN WILL NJ INSISTED or
II a sail that Secretary J. W. Foster will In
si-t on reparation from Hayti in this case. his
idea being to settle the controversy in such a
manner. going o. extreme lengths If necessary.
hat American citizens will hereafter b. assured
of fair treatment in HAyti But TO what extent
our government will support this claim does
not appear Our vessel in those waters is the
Atlanta. eight guns Capt L. J. Iiigginson com
handing ard she. Of course, is moro than SUI
ficient To- enforce any demand Of the govern
ment. But the famous old Kearsarge, seven
guns Commander A : Crowninshield whose
orders 20 return no-th have been cancelled, is
a. Colon and can easily join the Atlanta.
ONE SERIOUS REsrLr.
The New York san comments on the situa-
tipr as follow=. zone result of nny serious
trouble with the United States would probably
b. an insurrection against Hippolyte. As he
came INTO power by the overthrow of Legitime,
20 the latter with Manigat. Is understood to be
waiting IN Jamaica for n good opportunity to
laud IN Hayti and turn the tables II is saId
that whereas the north originally furnished
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An Unusual Case on Trial.

A case of absorbing local interest is pending
in the United States circuit court at Parkers-
burg. W. Va About a year ago Miss Hildah
Fisher, prominent in social circles, received
through the mails two anonymous letters
couched in indecent language. Mrs. Otis Shaw
was charged with the crime. When the case
was called for trial yesterday the court room
was packed with spectators, nearly all of whom
are friends of Mrs. Shaw and Miss Fisher
About thirty witnesses, nearly all prominent
young ladies, have been summoned. The trial
will last several days.
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO. AUCTIoNEERs.
HI $50 PA. AVE NV.

EFFECTS. BEING THE CONTENTS or RFSI-
DENCE No. la ID STRICT SOUTHEAST lNEAR
AUCTIoN,
CONSISTING IN PART OF
PLUSH pARLOR SUITES, HAIR Cloth PARLoR
SUITES. w,LNuT AND OAK CHAMBER FUR
NITURE. WALNUT WARDROBE. LACE CUR
TAINs AND PoRTIEkEs, WALNUT CRIBS.
MATTRESSES. BEDDING. WALNUT HAT
MANTEL AND dkBiNrT osNhMFSTs. piN
ING TABLES ANp CHAIRS. OAK REFaIG-
orator. BRUSSELS CARPETS FOR
CHAMBER. DINING ROOM. PARioR, STAIRS.
Hall. &c, TOILET wAIE, KITCHEN FUR
NITURE AND REQUlSTTEsAND A GENERAL
ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
On TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY TWENTY
FOURTH, 1893. BEGINNING At TEN O'CLOCK
we will sel at the residence. No. l5& d sTREfT
SOUTHEAST (near ST. Peters church,. all the
furniture and effects aimed therein. being the
fects of gent 'eman declining Housekeeping TO which
invite attention.
RAToILFFE. DARR & co.
jalS-d&dbs Auctioneers
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Milan and Natalie Make In,

1t is reported that ex-king Milan Of Servia
arrived at Biarritz on January 1 and proceeded
to Queen Natalies villa. The latter was greatly
surprised to see her divorced husband. 1t is
said that the scene at their meeting was1a
moving one and that the visit of the king
resulted in the reconciliation Of the estranged
couple. This report, however, is not confirmed
hy official adyices.
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THOMAS BOWLING son. Auct,oneers,

ENTIRE CONTENTS OF Io-RooM RESIDENCE.
lis. TENTH STREET NORTHWEST. AT AUc-
On TUESDAY, JANUARY TwENTY-FoURTH
1893, AT Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ. we will sell AT above
residence an excellent collection Of nearly and
well-kept furniture, &c.
EMBRACING IN PART
Parlor Suite in Wilton Ruiz and Plush, odd Chairs.
Center Tables Brio brac. &c handsome Oak MIR
ror-front Folding Bed. a number Of Oak and other
Chamber Suites, Enaineled Beds;ead. With Rrass
Monntings; odd Bedstesds. Bureaus and washstanis
excellent Hair Mattresses. ". W. SPRINGS. Feather
Boosters and Pillows Bedding 20 airs of NOTTINGHAM
Lare Curtains. Por.eres &c. Buffet. Oak Extension
Table, Bent Wood, Leather-coyerel and other Chars
Wicker and other Rockers Paintings and Engrayinrs
Ladies' Secretary, Brussels Ingram and other Car
pets. LARGE Smyrna. skin and other Rugs, Couches,
Silver. Glass and Crockery Ware. Cutlery. Clocks.
Ice Box. Table Linen, Kitchen Furniture. e..
THOMAS BOWLING 4 son.
jalS-5t AuctiOneefs.
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPosALs FoR IRo>woRK AND NINA
Gotta Once q bnildsng for Liorsry 81 csas,Ts-s
4 lsa sp.r.ts ss. ed Proposal. Tor iurni-rns Il
and wrought 4ron work for nnish sf.irx'ax s.ii.r,
deck &c Of the dome and lantern OF d. ,i'dins
nishinr and delivering The hs' b. How tea eota ~
eured for erinnS and COVERING o. The said dome ga
o,cLocR p ~ on THURSDAY. the TNfsTy-
eAIn H. - - Aha is<i and opened mus
tsons. genera instructions aud con IN. and ank
forms q rropnss nay % obtained on an ,lrarion
this one BERNARD X GkEEN, ,rias..rliesst
sna hnrneef. jai2 IL. M al .sek-,s
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Lieut. Com. Emory has lost another child by
dsA;h- His yo1nges; son, Willis, died in Paris
On Saturday and another Dispatch states that
am ther Of his children. who had been attacked
~ita diphtheria. IL dead Con-. Emory Is with
hls family an Paris.
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IHo AtI9uce Nearly GOee down..
Samoan advices state that the United States
steamer Alliance had q marrow escape from
being wrecked at Apia December %. squall
came up suddenly in the morning and the
vessel dragged on the reef She bumped four
times and then got OF. Two anchors and eighty
fsthoms Of chain we're lost and the propeller
damaged.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
~ 9Th aud ID ets n W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY on THE NORTH SIDE OF
STREET BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIX

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY on THE NORTH SIDE OF p
STREET BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIX
TEENIH STREETS NORTHWEST. WASHING
TON, d. C.
BE- virtue of certain deed of trust TO US bearing
date October Is. A. ID. 1890 and duly recorded in
Lber No. Log. folio 6l ct of the lana records
OF the District OF Columbia and a. the request OF the
party secured thereby, will sell in front of the
premises. on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY EIGHT
EENTH A. d. lsS:t at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. the
following described piece parcel Of land situate and
being in the ty Of Nashn vton District Of Columbia
ege and others subdivision OF lots in square num-
bered 1874, as per plat recorded in liber G. II. H.
folio l0l, of the records Of the Office of the surveyor
Of the District OF Columbia together with the i'm
provements thereon.
Teru of sale: onethi-i Of the purchase money TO
he raid in cash. the la ance in three equal INSTALL
rents In one. two and three which notes of
the pgrch aser bearing inter st at per per
snnura, interest payable semi annually and secured
by deed Of trust the property sold. will be
or all cash. al purchasers option. al conveysncins
and recording at cost of the purchaser deposit of
100 will be required at time Of sale. Terms of sale
otherwise trustees reserve the right 20 resell tie
property al the risl and cot Of deautng purchaser
after five days advertisement of such resale in
newspaper published in Washington. DC.
MAHLON ASHFORD, I r-.,.,uu-
d3l-eots ADDS b. BROWNE. I irus'~es'
es-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. JANUARY TWENTY-THIRD. 1888. same
hour and place.
MAHLoN ASHFORD. T.-..,.
iale Adds b. BROWNE. : A"s'ees'
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MIcu8SI DuVStI 10 nun A80In.
Michael Davitt has consented to stand - .
candidate for Northeast Cork, one of the seats
to which VIM. O'Brien. was elected in July.
Davitt's election il certain, there having been
no opposition to the nationalist candidate in
1885. 1856, 1887 and 1892.
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Cruelty Of Oyster Captains Said to BE Exag-
gerated.

gerated.
A number Of oyster dredgers have arrived at
Baltimore from Easton, Md, in charge of a
deputy sheriff. Twenty-Five dredgers remain
in the jail at Easton suffering from the effects
Of exposure in the recent terribly cold weather.
Those who are in Baltimore say that the accounts
Of bad treatment Of the dredgers at the hands Of
the oyster captains have been much overdrawn.
Within the last few days It is estimated that
nearly q thousand dredgers have passed through
the peninsula on the cars and on foot on their
way to New York, Philadelphia. Wilmington
and Baltimore
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u ATcLIFFE. pARR & CO. Aac,ionesr..
HANcrRY SALE OF VALUABLE lot IN
PROVED BY A TNo-STORY BRICK DWELL
ING AID BRICK ST kBIE OPPOSITE VIC

CHANCrRY SALE OF VALUABLE lot M
ING AID BRICK sTkB,E OPPOSITE VICE
By virtue e q decree passed by the Supreme Cour.
Of the District OF Columbia the 18th day o. Janu
ary 1898. In equity cause No. 1859, wherein Mary
& Cronin Is complainant and James Taylor Cronin l.
defendant we shall sell 81 pnblic AUCTION. In IT ni Of
DAY. JANrARY THIRTY -FIksT, ls93, ali Of lot
th.rtys.x (36, of JamesJ Shedds subdivision OF ors
inal lots one TO nine q TO 9. IN square one hundred
and ninety five liso', being No I'll kheie Island
story brick dwelling and twosory brick stable
Of lot.
Terms OF sale; one-third cash and the balance In
and two years from Day OF sale with interest
the rate Of per centum annum until palt psyR-
Bile serni-annual y. Notes of the purchaser 10 b.
given for deferred and be secured By deed
OF trust on the property 81 d. or all the purchase
money may be paid IN cash. the option Of the pur-
chaser. A deposit of eso required time of sale
All notarial fees and recording at
chasers cost II terms Of sale complied with
within ten days aft day Of sale the trustees
the right TO resell at risk and cost of defsultng
chaser after five days advertise ment.
SIMON WOLF, go6 ST. NV,
HENRY f. WoODARD. nth and SITS. NV.
js1Qdkds TrustAes
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Measies 10 epidemic in FELTON,, Del, moro
than half the children in the town having the
disease.
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THOMAS DOWNING 4 soN. AUcrIoArIEs.
CHANCERY SALE on NALrABIE Ion w.
PROVED BY 7HRTF- STORY ANp BaTK
hIdLDiNG nELCk DWELLING. No. GB EA,r

CHANCFRY SALE oF VALUABLE Lon M
PROVED BY A 7HRTF STORY ANp RNrK
hvdLDING hEIck DWELLING. No. tB EA,r
CAPITOL STREET.
By virtue Of decree raised by the SaVr-fne Court
Of the District OF Columbia in Equity gll.e NJ
1850. wherein Theodore Mosher aud ufiIer- ruin-
~ inanrs and Lee B Nosher j. lrf.udauf shall 81
At public auction ia front 81 the pr-u--- HALF
PAST FOUR o. LDCh y NJ. ON ~AIIKnA ~. the
FOURTEENTH day Of JANEAHE. fsl3 pan q
original lot four 80 In square seven hundred and
twenty eight ~ h-vinninv Tor the sint.-a
(l6) feet from the h-ast 81 sid lot nni
inch thence north one hundrd ana twenty --ss..E
Cl2.D etght and half - " inches thens $50
fifteen tl feet eleven tllD inches aud th.t~. -nrfh
on hundred aud twenty s-v-n ,l',7 feet eight aud
onehaf ~ W inches thu Ila.r h.gfnuiIS i'm
prove ~ three-s;ory and bacA building trick dwell
ing house
Terms Of sale prescribed by tho d.s-ree Ons-firi
cash and the balance In AMI tWd FROM day
Of sale with interest az IA. rate II -
annum until paid. able seri annually Notes a
the purchs-er TO 10 given for deferred rsymeui. and
70 be secured hy deed. I'FuI-rty sold OF
the purchase money mag H. naif ash NJ option ~
Of sale. All couy-yancinz. f.ss an r.srfin
al pa chasers cost II terms ct sale ossupinl
with within ten day. after day q sale Tie trilsf..
the right O. rsl risk aud .fa
purchaser after i've dak = advert --nlent
SAMUEL Maddox. Trusfaa
Ja3dSdhs st2 Lousian avenue.
- THE ABOVE sALE Is POSTPONED OK
account Of the storm until SATURDAY JANUARY
TNENIl-FlRSr. lSici, ssnf- hour aud rlase
jslo SAMUEL MADDOX. Trns,s..
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THOMAS Z. wAGGAMAN
l. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE TwO-STORY
FRAME DWELLINGS on SOUTH SIDE OF
IRVING STREET BETWEEN SEVENTH AND

IRVING STREET. BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
NINTH STREETS NORTHWEST
By virtue of deed of trust recorded in Lsber No.
1892 folfo 1885, Of the land records Of the District OF
olumbia and At the Request of the parties thereby
secured. we will sell q bic auction in front Of the
grsni IS ist on MH9NpA I J AsY TMENTY-
TIE ssst 40 feet front on Tving strs.t by fu depth q
division Of perss Of Mount Pleasant ami Pleasant
Plaina; with perpetua' rrht 70 the vest 6-foot
front by full depth Of said lot a. an alley way with
the improvements above etAted -
Terms One-thrd cash. Of which deposit Of 900
VIII be required at the time Of SALE and the balance
tn three equal trranents In six twelve snd eighteen
months ior which notes Of purch bearing inter-
property sold win b. taken. all cash. at the option
with In ffteen days from day Of sale the property
Will be resold after ten DAVIS Advertisement at the
veyancfng and recording a purchasers cost
je eoS w. !. pi Mfi.fSaAAS' Trustees.
I. z. WAGGAMAN, Aucf salaAkas
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FUTURE DAYS.
INALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 90. Auct,oneer>

TRgsIEEs, SALE OF WAGONS. HORSES, MILK
fASsr if P.rfS h se esfk SrR R6fSk:
MEASURES, &c. &c, OF THE WARDS AZ
OERNEY MILK PkopUCERs AND con
slMERs' ASSOCIATION OF THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
BY virtue Of deed o. trust dated May 10. A u
lSpo. and dolly recorded IN Liher No l15i folio o2
ct SEQ. Of the lard records for wsshlngton II O.
and By direction o. the party secnred thereby WI;
sell az public auction. on THURSDAY. JANUARY
TwENTk SIXTH. AID. 1898 AT ELEvfS
OF Walter B. Vii isrs corner i0th and d streets
northwest fscing PeunsylysniA aVenae). the goods
mentioned IN schedule marked "A" annexed 20 said
TaiiRITTS wssoSs. NOS TO g. TWO
lock, REyoLyiNe DISK. TWO HtSDs6Ms
MIRRORS; HaNnsoME PLATFORM SCALE,
ABOUT e0o MILK CANS oNh 2o0.GAL.
QHURN. CLOCK. MEASURES. MIlk JARS.
&c. &c.
On the same day. At FOUR o'CI oCKP NJ We VIII
sell AZ T. Sprfns mans ard stree; hetween
South CARTE s,.eet aud De sssre avenue .outhwes;,
peIss to sid srast; EIGHr MILK hSp CREAM
sSgNp ICE .boxfs. suTFTfEkk w66EHkxR. 't ONE
AIRTRI T. c9gMBE.t trustee,
ial4-dAdbs WALTER B. wIlIIAMs 4 CO.. knc.s
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MENTAL exhaustion or brain fatigue
Promptly cured BY Bromo Seltzer. 100
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coupE RocKAMAY Ef iMakMl on Nrw YoEk

1873. az TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. will = q Nfihin 80
sSe- rooms. l409 q 81. a fine I'm. 81 goods usn-
III ned above. LAIINER A SlnAN
talAof Au-ftaus-srs
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OCEAN TRAVEL
SHoRT ROUTE To LONDON.
- NORTH GERMAN llOYp = 4

CHORT ROUTE To LONDON
- NORTH GERMAN LLOYD = g. CO
fast ENITes~ Steam-rs
To Sortbsinf ton tluniou. Havr-a pr4s-uea
fl,,e. Tues: Jan l.. q al Dres.i-n. Iu.. Ian
q. a IA AAer. Tue. Jan ~ a N. .aii.-.
Bat. teb 4. IN Iras-. rues., F.b =. lORp
toinfortahe state ROOMS. exc lent tnf ltft1-,rs
saloon APP intlnents. Prices. rl-sf "a IN "a 81
inward eerin. sccurdnx b. location. s.,,lr Ia.
DRooP. ss5 Penn. ave. All
,.ARr You Gorxo To Error-
mso Have your Letters and call.-s ii r..-r.i car.
HPxbo1JhhnrIf 9g's ro, ssTt.MshIP lS,HaSas.
2t SShhANiN g. cRoss. TRAfAIl.Aa sctA ~
al parts by Mr. LOWS awn system. ilst'rs -.icds-
nNefy baerage stored. fOrwa dec i,y he
hmefl.nl systen. Compi.te banking fAsliffirs Tie
use o. LoW'sP CEET CABLE CODf,, ri . . f~-tl.-
.ndisp nssole. send for a copy % TIL sAsskS-
SEh. cunt aiming Valuable IN Ormafinn ffee.
EDWIN IL LOW. LOWS INCHaNsE.
ya2-om Head ONE. 9sn BROADMAi.N NV YORK.
TOURS To THE TRoPIcs-ATLAs LINE
= weekly service from New kgrs 10 t.e i.ani 4.
selnalca, renowned for IL "A ulrsgIs clfusts an
entnr. beauty vn.rr station q he BRUSH .ni
headquarters Of tire British Ia the N.ss lnalss
Good hotels and splendid road.
Regular sai!insrs slso for Ear. Gaia Eira ~
many old world town. q "a. Spanish main Iila.-
tratei pamphlet msflei free. PIN. fokwoOI
CO.. Agents. - state ST, New iork ni1-sa
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JusI oPlxED-c1sruMF PARroRs.
He<qeereoe snd fsncy Costumes fcr hirx Ass
neos y order - short nosica. Decors,pr ara p-.V
SAhL u GuNDfACH
,xao- YIN ct n-w
Na<blnxls8
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IRE TROUBLE WITH HAYrI.
The Hsys Case May Eesu,. in a Casu.
E~ili.

80 RrrART o. srsIE Fosr-E DETEEz,IxED TO
rrNANp RErNESTios AND To sTTTLE THE
CASE 80 THAT EERESTTLa AMERICAN TSTTR-
E~Ir VIII aE s,Tu T. H.Y7I.
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THIS EVENING,

cox n0O WORTH OF DIAMONDS. GOLD
oZO,UUO watches. nne silver wsre and Other
goods from Narstons oar ofhce. Troy. y. Y. FECH-
NEE, Auctioneer. oll Pa ave-. under Meiro'n Hotel
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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOON.

THIS AFTERNOON.
Ii eeoPENNA AVE NV.
CATALOGUE sALE OF
1000 HOLLAND EL2wLRING BULBS
THE FLOWERS f FL HI BIpoS IN THE SPRING.
,vrvy v,,,xINVc L LT GEyap .xnx,xn
TULIPS. DOUBLE AND SINGLE,
HYAClNTHs, SINGLE AND DOUBLE
A direct importation OF firSt-clsss bufbs.
TO BE soLb AT OUR ROOMS, 90 PENNsyI-
NA>IA AVENUE NORTHNEsT,
FRIDAY, JANUARY TWENTIETH
AT FIFTEEN MINUTES PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
Seats for ladies.
jai6-st RATcLrfFE. pARR CO.
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MEDICAL. &c

CONSULT THE ONLY TRo~COPIAN PHYsI-
y clans in Washington, Drs BROTHERS and daAY
forty five year. - .l1S q ~ sw W. nave a.
duced the silns 81 incipl~nt disease almost 10 -.
tainty by examining into the s.uicai rhsrasF.r 4,
urinary dePosits." We viii describe your tsa,.s sni
symptoms without asking question Wv "a. ir-f urtu.
In the morning. We treat al disea-es suessfrlit %
which the human family esubjeff-.ly-t-r.ia rs.D-
stipstion. riles. scrofua. rheumatism. bron.h.tt-
nts and all nervous diseases. Disease. os IN. go
lungs. stomach. kidneys. Ac. taI5-Inns-
nR. BRoTHERs INNIGoRATING cOHDIal "a
~ Powerful Nerve >tinulan. and Tonic OfHI n.
remedies Tor Nervous Debility. Neuralgia Nsr,ar-
Exhaustion, Psraiy~is and that class 81 peopr sh5
arr weak. miserable, leihargi. seepy lack III trsa-
tion and zest, there remedy ears 20 tl.ls si
II has been in for fo-t,-lte Ng.r, in ~ -,
LauofalOrs, ~" =. s.w jal5 La
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I)R. LEON.
The weil-knOwn specialist
f04 q -. nv.
rronlpt treatment

professional. MASSAGE CAN ar 1I,raf<tn
=, WITH me best Oi medical reference Is lpplsif a
o'tl ~ E.M. n "a
THE HOsfoIsD ELECTRIC IMPLICATED Ap,R
hathe Tor rheutnafic and nervous tfaub - 40
Aneuichhi st'ahllng and fatal Tor clearing
ia4- I'm " " y"
SIRANGERN. TAKE SorlCE-DRS PRoTUrEs
- and Gray treat all al--azas 80 ~1r..
Onis uiised ADVERTISING phvsirtHu. An III. ,fx
Established - YEAR. 'ssi u. - 49,
DR NJ n. lo2s arH SIN W..TRFATs AL
- 'hronic Ahe'i Is OF the eye. thfrsaf l-t--
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Army Orders.

By direction of the Secretary of War a board
of survey, 10 consist Of Lieut. Col. Charles &.
Sawtelle, deputy quartermaster general; Maj.
John Simpson. quartermaster; Capt. Erasmus
G. Gilbrealh, eleventh infantry, will assemble
at the general depot of the quarterinaster's de-
partment, Philadelphia. Pa, for the purpose of
ascertainirg and fixing the responsibility for
any deficiencies or damages of property re-
ceived at the depot during the remainder OF the
present calendar year.
Col. Arson Mills third cavalry. is relieved
from duty at Fort wslla Walla, WASH, and will
proceed to Join his regiment
Lieut. Col Samuel s. Sumner, sixth cavalry,
IL relieved from duty as a member of the ex-
amining board at Fort Myer, Va. and will pro-
coed to Jefferson barracks, No.. and relieve
Lieut. Col. Samuel =. NJ. Young. fourth cav
airy, from the command Of the recruiting
depot at that place. Lieut.. Col. Young will
proceed to Join his regiment at Fort walla
Walla. Wash.
First Lieut.. Frederick wooley, tenth in
fantry, will proceed TO Providence. Il l., and
report in person to the governor of Rhode
Island for temporary duty pertaining to the
militia Of that state.
Leave OF absence for four months is granted
First Lieut.. john II. Shollenbergcr, tenth In
fantry.
Capt. Edward N. Hayes, fifth cavalry, will
report in person to the superintendent of the
recruiting service, New York city, to conduct
recruits to the department OF the Missouri.
Upon the completion of this duty he will Join
his troop.
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