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And every Humor Of the Blood. Skin and Scalp. with
loss of HAIR whether simple. scrofulous Lucrative
or hereditary speedily. permanently and economically
cured by CUT1CURA REMEDIES. whom the best
physicians and all other remedies fall. Complete
homo treatment for every humor. Sold sverywhsrs.
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GEo. W. srIcksrr. Auc,,ous-r. Isior,'. ~.
WILLIAM " WRIGHT
fe4-osas TEANk d cARriNTik., Trllsie-.-
THOMAS DowLISo son. Auct... 81. E,a a :

PEREMPToRY saLE OF yEIY ykI.rABLT cor
WEST CORNER ~ IwFSTITTH AND :
STREETS NokrHNTsT. II SAM sofsf
as SENATOR sAMlERs ELEoaNI Man
Sion.
On THURSDAY, FEBRUARY NINTH fsng u
HAIF-PAsT FOuR O'CIOg q p " ~ vii III !,
from; Of the premises. Al public aurf.on, without -
serve TO the highest bidder. that iuArulhcsnf thr-
story aud basemeft stone aud b-ick dN.ilif-g =.
200 street northwest. tsing situate On fart -
3D. IN aAre 81 Hogse has sus luur sfous I.or -
stoop with v.rnndEs - and - sto-is. L. ID
rooms stationary tuhs N kitrh-n. servauts rsar.,
pArlor elegantly Decorated. Anfique oak tan. 49,.
co;ing IN dniug room Aif haii. butlcr's p.GirS 9s
piete. la RON MOOR aud vaiurrttins q tile 49,
lain lined b4 tuh. am 70 81 Is. - DE- plsliurtn
stairs. beautiful dome lsht Hpaeiou, laii sul
stairway, fretWcrk IN aicoves IN fnain haiI I'D
wood raan,es with tile trfuminCs, and h~srfh. .ia..
the bells and lighting houss heated firousi. a.
by hot water.
Terms OF sale Over and above an eafstlow hmm
br@nee OF si5,O 900. % D. psid IN cash. cab
purchasers ortiOn- I.lespfl or sale A d.r.5.It
81 sst0 required 81 tine II safe n - .a.s ~.
Piled with 10 ten days flgt rs--rs. 4, -
ssll property the risk and q the ftr
purchss.r after 1ye DAYS revious notre 81 snTh
AL eyhncing ard recordns a lnrrh.sers cost
THOMAS DOALlNa sos
fel-d&d- Auctous.-r-.
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feI-dkdl
BROS. Aucuon.er..

kEcEIyER's SALE or LEASE AND FIXTURES
The iea~ehold interest % Natthes Isr,.f.i-r ia
premise. Nos. 4oa. 40t5 and 4Os eth a NJ. ~. a
have frontage q 30 feet. vii 10 .ojd al tri j
auction On THURSDAY. February the ,th Issa Al
O'Clock .. m, the PREMISE
The fixtures VIII Hkewi.s he sold IN eoujunctioa
with the lease ~ the same time end rlar.
The leases provide for = rental 10 >oveD,,..v lsg
81 the rate % g. 100 aunun. aud A -r-aft. - IA
rate q 81 $50 per Annun. p.yshe IN eos.i saoatiy
fnotallnenta - 49, 'f
The ieass on No So3 st O.. 90 r.- ..,,,, .,,,,..
Yen yssrs mn -NoseXhs.L lsls3; aud ths one %
NO. 80 az ~ ~ ". ~ per snnun, tpirrug 10
term Of ten year., The le.sss msy 10 inspse,. sua
~. oo'sineo upon Application the
J. ALTHEUs JoHNsoS. Receives.
WILLIAM =. sHoLEs. .Assorney' '' ''' ~
40 6.h 81 ng f.l-A
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THOMAS BOWLING a sos. auciious.r-
Nl2 -
TRUSTEES SALE or Two NATraBrruprs
y McnONAN IFNIs.. 1hrsLLE,,. 40

TRI SITES SALE or THO NATTt pIT l.UTs
IL MCGOWAN 4 IFNIS' THT~TfF,s An-
DlTioN To ARLINGTON HEIGHTS. "A
BY virtue q certain ds-d 8 trust - u- hsasrF
DAFT July rs. A 10 lh,2 and duly recorded On f-
L. No "A folio Ia. % the land rHift,s A1-Na.s
county. Va. aud ~ the Tcq u-st 81 t. Y.rfg ss.H.
thereby ". viii sell az public an fiuu, 81 the
rooms Of 1homA. Owing a Sssu. o.. ~ o. ..l
THURSDAY. I'M SiN1EEN1H HAH bT 81 HpI..
AIRY. 1893. a. MElNE O'CIOgk teo lHts I....
bered nNe 80 and SIX 90. In M,f-..snu = lIsa.-'
trustees addition o. Arl.nct..n a., shts AflIrrral
district Al-Nsudris county, IA.
Terms OF sale Cash tiefs.ff ~sslHsfr..H n
lime OF sale All conN-ysnr.nE a. purHtuss.fs HI.-
u terms OF sale are not complied With d. Sem la
day Of sale the trustees "a. risbf a. ra4s L
risk and cost of ceiAulting purchaser after I'VE "a.
advertisement.
GREED ". Fulton.
". WALTON iDNkIU>.
ie4-dts ILL.,
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TU-sFLL's ICE CEEsN.
Orier n quart for tomorrow dinner at 1927
New orb avenue.
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WssHi~aroV STATION EoTsT.
NJ George jenkins was Frustrated with
phsrn,stl-rl and Wa cured With one bottle Of
Gvu.ey'- Gift. and be thiaks It the greatest
remedy ou earth.
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(,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRoy ED
y REAL ESTATE AT AND NEAR THIRD AND /.

('HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
- RIAL ESTATE Al AND NEAR THIRD AND l..
STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF q decree IN equity No. l3lTs,
in the supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia,
Will sell at public auction. in front of the Respective
EreIWaisss on NV "WEDNESDAY Iy ;s TIE FIFTkENTH
M. the east twenty eight feet. five and one-hal.
inches front on north l. street. by a depth OF one
hundred feet. OF lot one in Square No. OPS. being
the northwest corner of I'd and l. streets northwest
improved by two brick DWELLINGS fronting l. street
and one frame building fronting I'd street. and
embracing also vacant lot in the of said frame
building and fronting I'd street.
Also, On THE SANE DAY, at q QUARTER BE
FORE FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ the sort, eighteen feet
front I'd street northwest Of lot seven in square
No Dos. by a depth of eighty feet. improved by
frame building No. 1927 3D. street northwest. ana
Also frame building the of said premises
each OF the properties IN cash. and he residue two
equal inst ailments at and two years ay
OF sale with secured by trust upon
property all cash at tie of the purcha ser or
purchaser All cSnveyanetng and recording at pur-
auired At time Of sale fter,ns not complied With
to sell the property al the risk and Default
ing OF purchasers after five days notice in
the Evening Star newspaper.
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON.
Trustee. 40 9Th ST. NV
THOMAS BOWLING son. kucts. fesd,,
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LATEST SrYLEs Mems Derby and Alpine
Dclora Hats. $50 aud 81 Black or brown.
Ixtra value. 4 T. LEWIS f9j 9Th street NV.
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Yonr grandmothers used one, and the most
progressive mechanical expert of today pro-
High Arm, No. 9. Office, 437 9th st. NV, one
door south of L. d2l-tf
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cox OOO WORTH OF DIAMONDS. GOLD
watches. fne silver ware and other
FOODS from Marstopis loan Office, Troy. y. y FFCH-
MIR, Auctioneer Gil Pa. ave-. under Mesro'n Hotel
nl0-3m
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARa CO., AUCTIONEERs-

II ATCLIFFE. DARa CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
IMPORTANT AssIGNEEs' SALE OF ENTIRE
STOCK OF LUMBER, OFFICE FIXTURFs.
KNOWN LUMBER YARD OF r. j. McIFAN.
THIRTEENTH AND b STREETS NORTH,
WEST.
BY virtue Of deed OF assignment given TO u. and
duly recorded We. the undersigned assisne~< will .r
for sale by pubic auction on FRIDAY. FFBRu Any
SEVENTEENTH. 1893. AT TEN O'CLOCK A M
at the yards. 18th and b streets northwes, a ls-r.
and well assorted stock Of Lumber and Milwori.
well-stocE ed lumber yard
FINE OFFICE FIXTURES. INCLUDING MAR
WIN SAFE, DESKS, CHAIRS. SC.
ALSO
WORK HORSES. BUGGY HORSES, DOUBLE AND
SINGI,E HARNEss. DOUBLE AND SINGLE
WAGONS, BCGGIES AND SLEIGHS AND A
LOT OF STABLE FIXTURES
This is a very important sale and should command
the atten ion Of all interested parties We will
the stock OF lumber. Office furniture and live stock
hrst as an entirety and II satisfactory bid is not
received. then lot by lot.
Terms: All cash.
WM, McNEIR AND s. 7. THOMAS. A-sicnees.
fe1-d&dbs
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HOODS PILLS cure liver ills. isundice. bilious
ness. sick headache and constipation.
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s. Heller. 40 eth st. n. w.. is making a spe-
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing: also cures Dandrun. oc7-tl
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SIsrEEs or Tuz IIoLY Cross
Take crest pleasure ~ recommending
Gypscys Gift
Tor Ehsumatism.
A. thcy have used IL IN tue institution for wears
All never anew % O. FAIL
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

4
$4,000 w29aa Ss ..t ana s9S.9
STk hSciionssr Sii p, ave-. under M.,rO'n Hotel
TOMORROW.
H. BEssTN GdFsg6ss 20 S9 w AsTTGEEIeSTERs
67 LOUISIANA AVE-. NV.
CONTINUATION
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF CLOTHING.
Underwear. Gents Furnishings, Shoes Dry
Ff EST kim 2 Ifs IL.
;, H. BERSHEINER sco,.
DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucnonssrs.
AID Lor s % SEN W nt IRISH rPW IlfIEf
NEAR II sTFEET NORTHWEST L
No sa seq q tie .ni fG TsSSa /. The
ps5ss Of NE y ss N qn, g he
s aaiFShsT fonR 6cf6cks ~ NJ hiG Part Il
vTSr iar,hsS particulars see adVsFs:eiaent in the
,se-dsa. offMESr I W oMf66KRssRp.; Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING & son, AUCrIoNEERs.
SALE OF ALL HOUSES AND BUILDINGS IN
tSb y1SSSIh kFESEE ZIP snkfS x
. .s IT,, Sos; sis go So yIRGtNIA AyLSEk
TIE BUlIDINGs II THE REAR OF SAID L
SSSP b5ILb5Sss rs s9G.kE No al h 81 s! s
ssHDtP sB By TRFp k STFkEkF s IgR
~ VEST ExcRPT 80 aH TkJkP sfRIET . d.
on ths iii hs
al publc auction, in parcels and groups to be des
aSoTs spssis. de Oh SAFE the houses and buildings
TsTps al cash a, time Of sale. purchasers to re.
move houses and buildings and all material and rub
"a, ,ys :. s; sale. Nv. PiILfSa:.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
ooESssIHgdSsEEE,s SALE OF 4 LARGE AND WILL
k kSST 70 SUE ssi hRf ROM fok sSE
PF Ah II TIE n BE A s2P oS s 20 e
rE TEPSESP F,sa Up T THg sTATTh
At ORR AT a, h xi EpbS c Ten \ o,CLoSK
STREETS N0RTaWLssTTh fkGISe; G PES ASn
WANNA AVENUE
The following partially enumerates the GOOD. to he
niture. The description fails any the articles
S s7g ssts an s in
cSSadon The sale 9e7s rare OPPORTUNITY e pgr
nP 6aKLq }T,p EEITPESsEf: CHAMBER ard DINING
HALL BACKS; foLDISa BEDS, WfRDR6BEs.
Is PfT E9IY ASff fR9cKkRf
AND DINfNG ROOM CHAIRS, coTCHFs AND
Co.'S RhEFER &L LA CO. kpfi.
I AlMER SLOAN. Aucuoneers. l4o7 st. n W.
CATALOGUE SALE
OF
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
AND BIZ ORDER OF FILLMORE BEALL.
ASSIGNEE.
The stock of Books Of
W. H. MORRISON OF WASHINGTON.
Embracing large collection Of
VALUABLE LAW BOOKS,
To be sold at our auction rooms,
NO. l407 ST. NV, SECOND FLOOR,
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
FEBRUARY EIGHTH. NINTH AND TENTH. 1893.
COMMENCING AT HALF-PAsT SEVEN O'CLOCK
EACH EVENING.
fe2dts LATIMER L SLOAN. Auctionser.
/ ATlAER SLOAN. Auctioneers. l407 @ st.
BRILLIANT AND ATTRACTIVE COLLECTION
OF VALUABLE
OIL PAINTINGS
OF THE FRENCH. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
SCHOOLS
By favorite and esteemed modern artists being the
ntire collection selected by wel-known conno.sseu,
from art ceners during the last years. forming
very desirable assenblsge Of works of art, magnia
Gently framed. to be sold at auction on
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY EIGHTH. NINTH AND TENTH.
COMMENCING AT ELEVEN A. NJ. AND THREE
p. NJ EACH DAY.
AT OUR GALLERY. I4O7 q STREET
ON EXHIBITION ON AND AFTER MONDAY
THE SIXTH SALE WITHOUT RESERVE OF
LOVERS OF THE FINE ARTS ARE RESPECT
FULLY INVITED TO VISIT THIS COLLECTION
~ LATlMER SLOAN.
ie'i-ot Auctionears
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nUNCANsoN BROS. AUcTToNEERs.

nUNCANSON BROS. AUCTIONEERs-
TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
SITUATE ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
INGT0S, D c.
By virtue OF deed Of trust to bearing date Feb
ruary IL, A. ID. 1891 aud duly recorded in lfber
lbt9 folio e ct sea- of the land records Of the Dis
trict of Columbia and at the request of the parties
front q The premises on MONDAY: the TWENTIETH
DAY OF fEbhLARl. ID. 1seS, at HAI.F-PAsT
pieces or Parcels Of lnnd and premises stuse in the
city of Washington. d C. and being lot lil in
John F. Csllans subd; vsion o. square AL fronting
20 feet on 9Th street by loo feet North street.
with inproy enents. &c.
Terms Of sale: One-hslf Of the purchase moner in
cash. balance IN two equal insalents IN Cl and
twelve ll2l months. with interest at per Ter
annurn. interest payable sem-annuallv and ~ecured
upon the property sold all cash purchasers op-
ton. DEPOSIT Of 5000 will be required az time Of
sale. All conveyancing and recording at purchaser
cost Terms of sale TO lie complied With Ia days
from day Of sale.
c. IT. WILLIAMSON,
W. f. EDMONSTON. I Trustees.
fs--en NEce 5ll -. -.
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Lcl on ~ nIo.k So a. - TUT NTnu'
NtelnN kNuNN A. .MI. .H A. ADDS ..
I'M horuaat." - IhT nI-Hkltt 90 t.
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G. ". WILLIAMSON
W T. EDMONSTON, : Trustees
fe1-eo Office. 800 .5.h St NV
CEo W. sTICKNEY. Aactioneer. 1910 F st.

Geo. W. STlCKNEl. Auctoneer. 1916 Est.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY On IRVING STREET BETnEEN
sEVENTHAND NINTH STREETS EXTENDED
BY virtue OF certain deed of trust recorded in
Liber No. 1897. folio fi4 ct seq, Of the land
records for the District OF Columbia. and the
quest Of the party secured thereby. will offer Cor
sale in front OF the premises. MONDAY, FEB
RUARY SIXTH 1893. at HALF-PAsT -FOUR
O'CIOc z. NJ. the following described property
the county OF Washington, District of Columbia to
wit: The west 70 feet front Irving by tn.
full de TN Of lot numbered ten Q0D in biloxi num-
bered one ~. in Todd Browns subdivision of part
OF Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains said sub
division recorded in the Office Of the surveyor Of
District of Columbia with the perpetual right
the west feet front by the full depth Of said lot
aleyvay only sold subject q deed secure
tember Il. 1892.
Terms of sale: All cash in excess of said deed Of
trust. 500 deposit at time OF sale Terms 20 he com
pied with in ten days the property will be resold
risk and cost OF de:auting purchaser after days
REIMBURSEMENT
John 7. ARMS. Jr-.-.
is.6 eotds THOs. r. WAGGAMAN,S iTus'ees-
eETHE ABOVE SALE II POSTPONED on AC-
count OF the weather 20 TIL RSDAY, FEBRUARY
NINTH. 1885,. same hour and place.
fs7-dSd. THos T. WxGaAMAN.} Trustees.
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Valentines at j. JAY GoULD's. fe2-5ts
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Gto. T. CE,Y. Printer. 500 Pa ave. n. W.
Unique designs 90 JOB printing.
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 son. Auctioneers.
l. 6l2 St n

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
BLOCK T. TRINIDAD.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated August &c lap,
recorded in Lber No. 1120. folio 1877 seq one %:
the land records Of the District Of Columbia and Al
tn. request Of the party secured thereby will sell
II Il forR
NJ, part OF lots nurnbsred twenty three C23, and
twenty four ca IN B. p Wstrous bdivison 81 psrt
Of block Of Trinidad. with improy ements thereon
Terms: One-third cash. balance In one and two
with interest secured by deed Of trust on the
property or Al cash. az the option Of purchases.
deposit Of 800 required at time Of sale II the ters
Of sale complied with in days the tru.,e-s
reserve the right TO resell risk aud of default
ing purchaser. Conveying and recording at pur-
chaser's cost
SAMUEL II. WALKER
45s La ave NV,
MICHAEL |. WELLER Z trustees.
fe1-dkds 400 Pa. ave.
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C.nrrrs CLESNFD nv the ENrTRE CARPET
vCREs. ISL f35 Mass. ave n W. are made moth
rroof fre, II charge Telephone 4352
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FUTURE DAlS.

T ATIMER SLOAN. Aucts.. 1907 Gs:
PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSE AND PREMISES NO
ISL STREET NORTHWEST. A HANDSOME
DWELLING HOUSE OF MODERN IMPROVE
MENTS AND IN VERY CONVENIENT AND
DESIRABLE NEIGHBORHOOp.
by authority Of the owner VII offer at public sale
In front Of The promises, MONDAY, THE THIR-
TENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1893. at HALF
feet front of lot three CO. in square lO5 with an
alley in the
Terms of sale Will be fully made known at sale.
$500 deposit viii be required. also 80 500 to
main Oh the property az per annun,. pay
ale semi lially, and to remain four A from
10th day OF January. ls93 balance in cash Priv ate
bids received in the mes ntiine.
FENDALL f.. ALEXANDER,
fe4-dGds Attorney Tor Owner as, Ia ava
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iiEs.Ntn tEoSIiSda' a. ifii't'r 'o,s'k.hsilr
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BLOOD PorsoS1Sa

Elixn Babek cures all malarial diseases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-07

Irfs wovrEE how We can sell 81 Derby
70 slI.. ls -. do.
HEsuy Fu,N- & SOY cor. eth and ID.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-27
More Anarchists Confess.

BARCELONA, Dec. 26.-rhe anarchist,
Cerozulo, who was recently arrested al,
Huesca, has made q confession, in
which he acknowledges that he him
self threw the bomb in the Liceo
theatre. The bombs found beneath the
seats In the theatre were placed there
by an Italian anarchist named Saldini.
who is also arrested and has likewise
made confession. Anarchist Cadina
manufactured the bombs from moulds
prepared by Sfvepol, the printer who
was arrested the other day for i'm plica-
ton in the dynamite outrages, and who
confessed that he lad mado these
moulds. The S year Old caild, whose
statement first gave the clue by which
the culprits were discovered, was con-
cealed in the house where Codina
lodged. This Chilli says the bombs
thrown at G neral Ca,upos were con
cealcd in pots Of artificial flowers
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a Crank After DIR. Parki,urst.

New York, Dec. GA wild. eyed
man with murderously looking knife
in his hand rushed up to the sergeant
of the Twenty eighth precinct station
house this morning and said: II am
going to kill DR.. Parkhurst, and I want
you to send couple of policemen along
with me to arrest me after l have done
the job" His eyes CLEANED with a
dangerous light as he said this, and his
arm fiourished the knife very near the
sergeant's face after the sergeant
mad recovered from his surprise he
called in couple of policemen, and
after hard struggle the man was over.
powered and locked up. This morning
he said his name was Timothy Kane,
of 1776 Third avenue. He was sent to
the island for six months.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-27
IN A PROSPEROUS CONDITION.
Georgia's Cotton Mills Running ON Full
Time and Paying Dividends.


AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. 36.-In an article
upon the cotton trade of Georgia and
South Carolina the Chronicle says:
"In year OF unexampled depression
in cotton manufacturing in the Eastern
States, the mills OF Georgia and South
Carolina have been running on full
time.
with climatic advantages, cheap
waterpower and raw material at first
cost, all large factories have made
money and paid dividends. The mills
in and around Augusta make splendid
showing for the year just closing. The
Augusta factory, capital, 100000, paid
6 per cent dividend; the Enterprise
Manufacturing Company, capital, $780,
600, per cent; the Sibley Manufacture
ing Company, sl,00O,0OO capital, per
cent; the King Manufacturing Com
pany, Sl,0O0,000 capital, 6 per cent;
the Graniteville Manufacturing Com
pany, 100000 capital 10 per cent.
The Langley Manufacturing Company
has increased its capital during the
year from $500, 600 to 100000, and will
pay semi annual dividend of per
cent. on the increased capital.
1.-The records Of these mills show that
the South is the most inviting field for
cotton manufacturing, and the in6ica-
tions are that in the near future new
factories will be started in this section.
In 1880 the South consumed 100000
bales OF cotton; in 1893 the Southern
mills consumed 100000 bales. There
could be no stronger evidence Of the
South's superiority over the North in
its advantages for cotton manufacturing
than that during the past year. North
ern mills have been shut down, while
mills in the Southshave been running
on full time and have paid good divi-
dends."
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-27
Six Thousand Torpedoes Exploded

COLUMBUS. Ga, Dec. &c Six thou.
sand torpedoes were exploded by q
reckless boy at j. w. Whatley's store
on Saturday. Two clerks. JEFF Wads.
worth and Miss Nellie Martin, were
selling some of the torpedoes to Dave
and John Christian, little fellows, 8 and
9 years old. Near the store several
boys were discharging fireworks. With.
out word of warning one of the boys
tossed big cannon cracker on the
stand Of torpedos. The entire 6,000
torpedoes exploded. The report could
be heard all over the city. Four per-
sons were burned and blackenad almost
beyond recognition and suffering the
greatest agony. Wadsworth's injuries
are the most serious. Both of his eyes
are out and his face terribly burned,
blackened and lacerate d. The faces OF
the little boys are also terribly burned
and lacerated. The young lady's in
juries are the slightest. She, however,
is badly hurt.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-27
Bedford Budget.

BEDFORD CITY, Va, Dec. 26.-L c..
Arthur has rendered his resignation as
treasurer of Bedford to take effect Jan
uary His successor has not yet been
appointed. His trial on the seven in
dictments found at the Novem Der
term has boon continued TO the second
day of January torn.
A dynamite bomb was exploded near
the residence of w. s. Fltzpatrick at
az early hour this morning, which
shattered every window on the west
side OF the house and knocked down
pictures and other movable articles.
No clue 70 the identity of the person or
persons who committed the act has been
obtained