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GARNER and Slosson Nav Meet.

Maurice Daily. the well-known billiard player.
has announced tina, he would accept George
Blossoms sweeping challenge to play any one in
the world two matches, one at n-inch balk line
and the other at cushion csroms for 600 side.
on behalf OF Albert GARNER. the well-known
French expert. the acceptance, Of course, being
governed by Garniers willingness to play.
DAILY cabled GARNER and asked his nermis-
sion to make the match. He also sent him a
long letter on Saturday explaining whs, he had
dOae.
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Indemnity for the Bs,,,mor... Men

Commander schiey Of the light house de-
partment at Tompkinsville. s. l.. said yes,er-
day that his report as to the indemnity fund
regarding the trouble OF the Baltimore crew
at Valparaiso was not ready yet. There are
forty claimants. As soon as the court il COM
pleted it will be forwarded to the Secretary Of
the Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10
Obio D-m>cra.< Honor s.oII Rtckorx .,

The Jackson Club. the leading democratic or
ssniza ION IN central Ohio. celebrated Jackson ;
day with bgnlus; la; evening at Columbus
which vas attended bv prominent democrat.
from al Tar'- q ths state. among The speakers
On the program being Senator BrIce. j. W
Ham % Georgia and GOV GacCo-Ele OF West
virginia. though the latter Wa DELAYED bv a
rsilrOaf wreck There we've about go present
Letter - rcgre. we're read from the Pre.lt!ent-
elect aad other prominent democrats
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The Dnrdnne,I.- Closed

The Moro Tre7aya of ST. Petersburg regards
the fact tina, the sultan conveys United States
Minister Thompson from SMYRNA to CONSTANT
noP!e on the imperial yacht rather than allow
ossssd s'ates msn-of-war TO pass through the
p~rdaneile- an intimation to Russia of
Iarkeys hrm intention TO exclude Russian
rsen-of-~ar A!so FROM that privilege.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

Alfred I. Beers aud David p Reed. Who live
On Connecticut. have filed l5el- m the United
State. district court against the steamship
Normannis for sIO. 900 each. owing TO their de-
s<ntion at quarantine and Fire Island duripr
cholera tue-- They set up that thew we're told
On embarkins that there would be no steerage
poS-sn gcrs taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

Why Great Britain In Respected.
A dispatch from Tsngier to the London
Times says that Great Britain has sent an ulti-
matum to the sultan. giving him forty-eight
hours in which to decide whether or not he viii
pay indemnity for the murder of Britiah sub
jsct By the native police recently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO R,rLwAg

SCHEDULE IN EFFE T OCTOBER n. ls,s
Trains leave daily from linton station N ant " 4
9th and ~ts
frouzh III" cranie-f scenery ia anle-ira With re
hsnd-omeS' and nos. co.aIle'. solid Train s-ru.s
Nes; from Washington.
200 m dsiiy-''Cincinnsti anh :. Issu- a. ~
tted"-Soid Nesiibu "a. ueWly eguiupei. sl-s'rI,
lie hted train. Pullman's aues' Naslfffr-
ton 10 Gin -innat Arrives Cinria All % Ia
disEaros IL % IN. ST. Ious - o. m. Chca-o
5:.s5 pm.
n:lDp. m; aaily-The famous p. y. v. Lpi,ai"-
solid vesfibu'e train witt dining aul Pal a a
see' e-s fo- Cneinn ii Lesin rtou Louisville Indiaa-
srolis aud 81. Louis without ~har~e. srriviuF =
Clncnnati SIS o. IA. Lexington . lop IA. Issuts
Vile 800 y. u., In iAnspo.is ~ ,OS m. Cat
.:'ib a. m. st. Louis a. m. cOnnectinr ia Cuioa
dero' for all poiuts.
20ot; n. aailv-F.rress Cor Gorion~vi'i-. chsr-
loitesvllle, Richmond, NaVn s-horu' stanton snl
Richmond.
Pullman locations snd tickets a; compzny-. osf-ea
SIS and Ii u Penna. ave.
n4 II. W FULLER. Genl Passenger Agent
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Croker's Pledge in Murpbx,. n.,.,,

Croker's Pledge In Murphy's Behalf
Richard Croker, according to report, has
within the last two days personally assured
President-elect Cleveland that Edward Mur-
ply, ir, viii in no way embarrass the admins
istrstion in the United States Senate. What
the reply Of the President-elect was could NOT
be ascertained 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

Liszie Peaks Murderer Sentenced to Hang.
Wesley Warner, who was convicted Of a mur-
der in the first degree in having killed Lizzie
Peak (the Railway murder), was yesterday
sentenced to be hanged on March Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10
Editor Tarte win Cause a Sensation.

]. Israel Tarte, the newly elected member Of
the house Of commons for I.'Islet, Canada, says
that when the house meets he will denounce
from the floor several judges Of the province
and that certain revelations which he proposes
to make will startle the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

Members Of the Kentucky legislature have
McCreary. dated Washington, January @. stat
ing that he will be a candidate for United States
Senator and saying he hopes his experience as
q legislator, governor and eight years in Con
gress has equipped him for the duties of Sem
ator.
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THE LAND To BE RECLAIMED.
4 Report on the As.e<sed Value of the Rock
Greek Valley Ground.

An appendix attached to the report made by
Capt. Fiebeger yesterday concerning the Rock
creek PARK project showed the assessed value Of
land living in Rock Greek valley. which 1t Is
proposed TO reclaim a. follows:
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y edmond AND DANyILTE RAiLso.p 81
II L. ". HUIDEhOPER kND EFs-RIN nos TER


tttFlAl rs.
Schedule IN -fest Novr,rise- - 1877
All trains arr We ant lesy. az P-nnsy wanna Pa-..,
ger Station. Ma-hil stuH. %. q.
$50 aIn,-Daily. connects at Tyn-i,tiurr Cor Al
STA ions on Norfolk and N~-a-n "a lr1al AMI f,- an
ITlnClptl 10 uts south all ID gissIa OF ~. r1
ana llanvllle Sy-;eE. Pullman ~latf-- Naw Ao-
and Naslitsfon - Ailaffa. gsf.ustin- tis. VIA.
Sleeper TO New rlcsnS " "A vol.is y sn fr Mem
Fms wa tiru xham uniting a hanvi L. sith
Sleeper io- Aurus'a cnnner'- a. Manassas to- Trou.
Royal and Stra-nfirg daily ~N--Tt ~1s lfg.
= ~ nm Daily for Warreiitai anH ,s-lu'trsvi' Z,
anG iroi train for Front s0A a. ala lI.f a "
except Suniag.
10 AZ p.m.-Dsilv WASHINGTON AND SBf-TH.
WESTERN NESrfBJ LID LIMIT D. a. tflr-s.i 4.
ilr.y Of Pullman S!rrper Dininr Tarl,- IA Hsir
Cars. end rams 20 Atlanta tine IL hur-sn w'h pl r..
man Sl-eper through New Ao-k ani Va hiu s-dn .
New Or cans via Maut7un ~ IN N~W An-k "a
and Mashn-tun & NJ. mt Aisyia hi uiin-hafl pinil Q
car New York to Mont rbir..ry.
I" o. IN. Daily Tor all rrn ptl foiu'g ssu-h ~
i.ichilloild ana ianviil" stem lulrHnn ~isartsr
New ho- l aud Washington - Hot SYrInss va A-ks-
vile. aud W ,-hingtnn - A'suts
TRAlNSoN WASHINGTON AND ONO DfNT~TnN
leave Nsshinctun q - 10 a "a. . - q tu an q =
5ni pm and q - m. daily. train ,aytu1 n ash
inRfon ~ y M and arriving G.5g IN. 10 "a
from H.rndnn only.
Through rams from rha south arrive Washin - n
u 40 a m 10 10 ans q ~ r. m MfnF.al- .l.Fi.-
ION. 10 40 \ m and - ~ y. ir.. eNreff SUNDAY.
Tickets, Slee nx Car r-ssry tns fnd INFORMANT N
furnished az o.ice. 1870 P-uusllvtuia ave- az d
iass,nF,r Station. fennsslvanla Railroad. Washing
l. s. BEowN. General A-ent Piss-t rer Dept.
W. A. TURK. Conner ! pzSsa Agent
". IL. GREEN. General Manng uia
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RAILROADS..
THE GREAT
SsYIvANrARnrn

- ,FENNsTIy,NrARoVTr
inngh,ln, NShi IA IL ANn sol IuWFSr
srrnT h,lt i'A' III I,,, Nbin 50 NEsN
IN sre ,. - 81 E = Jsa,s,s I, lssli
- ',u =. - ZION STATION
For f.;ssh5rx All he W., 49,, ~ ,.,..LeNs
f1yress = lullraan k-s,.ha'e cs-s q I. 10 D n
@fiS si.sps,'s ~ Msss,s ~ =" % ~ a.l.
haTrisenrs &C. Sin,,nnsu ana ti,,. ~ % In
,sNt.s-, ~. -. III "a 1919 .
.as. ceu1nsn.,ri :. tcr v,,s So ~ , ~. ~, ~
r',r :, to rttssgrs and lssrias car fg r
-. - ,.. !. 1870 ~ i"~tn -
w .na n. nns'i tl,r-s ~ I'm ia''y. ia--
- lf Ns-lit- - - har-isbiir. ant : eefHf
nin,ns 49, ~ - 49, Ahe ~, mist. y
prr~s AZ al n n, a,,,y ~,ts s,r.,,,-' - ~, y
, Mssssins,es {: 9 ;c,ye c,nnss,inr ,.y :. hsr
'e's 20, Inln.n p n'nr -, l1ti-hurst - chit
rs,,sh-,-, ..' s,'tn ~ -.s> ~ y ts-N tr
Msmphts AID =, ~, n i3nait .Siansroi.s
,s,'srS es'9n 70 - Louis : e-rius Gar Hh--
10 PirNrpSya 3, ~. g. I,in."t ,T hi;snN
for Pi;t.bu-s aud ~. We, Nm ,s-,,,ts So, 80
For x ,rs .'.,1Is an sl,sagrs = C.icss
daily .rca Sgniav 49,. ana NiAsAa iAs
For Ere 90, ossnsns.issA .ni Ros-,er sy p, M,
pn with SIa.rt-s "a, w,.,,,-. ~ y, ~. - ~
s ss &c "a, n a,i. =, ~ s''urasy ~lih
Fo- wp,sD,s,,~r, I.,.,,.S -. = Z. -. -
as,lr sxsT, ,,"h"'o IN sni .irs ~ 10 ihN
- Vi 'reek a.. 80, - i' 49, ~ ,sit = -
ror' PuTT my M ~ - "a, ~ lays %
fOF r,sr ~ LILY IL NV YORK AND rHs
and pniTs ca. ~ f'c,,,..ss NJ faar,SS
$40 Iiimited riuirs a. ana ~" 49,
on Sunday as n - tNtt.... q. : - - ia m
ii 3S n " - - ~" I'D ~ i""o Ani
's,NDSGRrsS-pNar rrNfrTrn,
AL Psrlor Cars, VITA D.nins car r. B',,i-n,-. N,
H. aSTS 7'"op u aAl', ioT iaila iciphia wcsx
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY
~ PUBLIC for all states and territories SPECIALITY
e Is H. EvANs ONCE (bassmsns) 1871 Y e.
O0MnissIoNER OF DEEps ron EVERY STATE
C an. territory H9HsSFx f?d Y, E ccT i,.aoa.r
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CHoRT ROUTE TO LONDON.
~ NORTH GERMAN LLOYD 8. & CO
Fast Express Stean,aRu

Tosouthampton London. Hsvrs). Brsmsa.
Havel. Tues Dec. "a. IL .. IN. sssle, sat Dec 81
So M: LAIN, Tue. Jan 3 :. M Nrisr, Tues !, jan
10 10 m Elbe, Tues. Jan 170 N. Aner. TusS.
Comfortable state rooms. e.csllsnt table. inxgrioa.
upward berth. according to loossion; sscond cabin
80 berth; stserags At Low rsss& Apply % z. q.
OROOP. 025 Penn.
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PROFESSIONAL


READ, MARK. Learn. THE GOSPEL OF PRE-
IL vention is here Protoxon is absolute sover-
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NINE FRANCIs-cARD READER AND RANCE
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DR: SARA wAYCoTT. LOCATED 1897 @ y W.
~ gives cabinet yanor baths and scientific MASSAGE
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WARRINGTON,

IN WARRINGTON.
WAsHrNaTON CoNsE vAToRY OF MUSIC.
w l-eb 10th st. n Twenfy-four.A year. Piano,
organ. voice. violin. sute cor1-t &c. Free sdvan.
taxes to pupils. o. Il. BULLARD. Director. nosSm'
THE ART STUDENTS LEAGUE.
Eighth season.
sos Seventeenth ST. NV.
Instructors
Edmund Clarence Messcr. Richard n. Brooke. Harold
L. Macdonald. william II. Holmes. e. S. J.
Dunbar. Florence l. Pond.
Bertha Z. Perrie.
Antique. Life. Painting. Water Color. Sketch and
Modelling Glasses
Commodious class rooms we'll lighted. steam heat.
every facility for students. ,a1-6t'
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NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON sTEAnBoAroo
POWERFUL IRON PALACE STEAMERS
WASHINGTON" and NORFOLK
Daily p IN from the foot Of eth IT 20, ro~,r->-
Monroe. Newport News. Norfolk. virgini. Beach.
Portsmouth and the south Through sieepinx car
service via Norfolk and Carolina railroad snd Atlantic
Coast line. between Norfolk. wilminxson. cAaxlss-
ton Savannah. Jacksonville and St. Auru.si..
JNo. CALLAHAN.
dl72 Gen SOFA
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AEGENTI~A'> REBELLION.

Tbs table ONLY gives the average rs
value. Fer square foot. approximately.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. ''IINITED.-
p" Prom 9TH 81. FERRY" wharf
For Potomac River landings
Comm enciag Dec. - lsui tect cnanVe without
notice.
Steamer Wakefield SUNDAYS ana WEDNEs-
DAYS a. . an Re'urninv on TTE DAYS ara FRI
DAYS J. m. covering routes q: NAkeheld and Ar
do7 G~nerai asn.r-,
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EAST FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN NFw YORK
Il PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON AND WASH SGrON.
Arrangements have hesn mad. bv the Norfolk saf
Washington Steamboat Company with the stseansbip
lines operating of the above med fo-
fresLt deliveries al wAshin from New lork ani
Phiadelphia In t40) forty hours and boou lsl foFsy
eight hours. JOHN CALLAHAN.
d19-3m General SUPERINTENDENT
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TOURS TO THE TROPIcS-ATLAs LINE
l. Weekly service from New York To the Island of
Jamaica, renowned for its salubrions. climate and
natural beauty winter station Of the British navy md
headquarters Of the British army in the West inss
Good hotels and splendid roads.
Regular satinRs also for Haiti, Costa Rica an the
many OIL, world towns OF tho spanish main nlus-
trated pamphlet mailei free. PIN. FORwOOO &
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

ARE You Gorso To EUROPE,
EPW VIZ, \; ,L9M's sTEHMSHiP ExcHASsE.
% CLEARING CROSS. TRAFALGAR SQUARE.
Lyndon They will be numbered and Forwarded to
all parts BY Mr. LOWS own system insuiinx de-
livery Baeraee stored forwa ded and checked By tbs
American system Complete BANKING facilities. The
Is tn,disPen:abe Send tor copy Of THE PAssEN-
EDWIN H. LOW LOWS EXCHANGE
ja2 -6n Head Office. $40 BROADWAY NEW YORK
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

ID OCKvILLE ACADEMY FOR BOYS ROCKVILLE
~ Md. Second term begins FEBRUARY /; thirty
minutes from Washington terms moderate. F, cata
jaG-lms
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"ooNaRrss-oN.rIrMrrrn /,

AL farlor Cars. D.nins Car irT Bllti-r ~ s,r
New lork. 400 = IA. daily. foT r.ila ivphia wc.E
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1893-01-05
BOLD THEFT.

Pension Cheeks stotsn From the Oaos ~
Topeka.
ToPEKA, Kan, Dec. 29-one day last
week Q man presented himself at the
counter Of bank In Holton and asked
for the money on two checks for q. 900.
bearing the signature Of Bernard Kei.
ley. United States pension agent ut To-
peka The cashier recognized the sig
nature rs genuine. but the amounts
were 40 large for pension checks that
he was suspicious that all was not
right He managed, however, by some
way 20 retain possession Of the checks
and a. soon as the man had left, tele-
grsphed 10 Topeka asking Mr.. Kelley
IL he had issued them.
M Kelley promptly wired the cashier
20 hold the checks and then he began
an Investigation. IL Ii his practice,
having over 100. 900 checks 70 sign every
quarter. 20 sign them In blank In I'd,
vance Referring 10 his check book he
discovered that Eve signed checks were
missing. He at once suspected an EN-.
ploye Of the Office and In an hour he
had forced the man 10 return the three
checks which he had not disposed Of
Mr. Kelly declines 10 give any partic-
ulars of the theft until he has completed
his arrangements for the arrest Of all
the parties In the steal The man who
took the checks IN not In the Office 81
present. but Mr.. Kelley says he can Be
had at any time.
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SILVER MuSI WAII.

N b. Probable That Congress VIII DO
NothanE Win the silver Question ut
Least Fsr she Present.
WASHINGTON. Jaa. 3-Speaker Crisp
refuse 70 b. talked 20 by newspaper
men touching his conference with
Cleveland II comes out, however. that
IN addition 20 discussion of the ways
and means committee for the the Fifty
third congress some little talk was had
ON the subject Of Mr. Bland and his
committee On coinage. weights and
measures Cleveland believes il will
se inexpeGient 20 report or act
On snv far reaching silver legisls-
fiou during the Fifty-third con-
gresE 80 he talked 10 Crisp about il
and the p-0priety Of naming a commit
tee Of conservative moderate men -ho
would not subordinate every other
party and public interest 70 silver
Crisp Il silver man with q silver
record but he recognized the value Of
Ooe thing n . time as q doctrine
Therefore he Wa not far away from
the Cleveland idea which Is simply 20
dfspose u the tariff first and 90 20 the
silre- matter later On A. an outcome
II - understood that while Bland will
retain ms Craftsmanship. the balance of
the committee will not be made mp Of
su=h extreme material
The result VIII be- that no strong
lerislstiou for silver need be looked for
until ta-ih and some other questions
A-t PM 20 final rest
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In DAlsf,
which we propose 20 send 20 you, transpor-
tation paid Tbs little darling rests against
. pillow, and Il In the act Of drawing OF its
on and hung aside with triumphant COO.
The desh tints are perfect, and the eyes follow
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Ida waugh tho most celebrated OF modern
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such artists as Percy Norm, Maud Humphrey,
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Those who subscribe for Dcmorest's Family
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SOME UNPUBLISHED LETTERS ~
CANiNHiE To Ebw Nitp IRVING antl
other, dealing With patti 1T Carlyle lits
lar different ftuiu that brought uut ~ the ~
cent literature uf tHTlNsi" TTmiuSrV nrrH
NEtulIEIttuNH ~ LlNtul,N AM
~ MNtN. iiy the late MAHuutH ~ ruAN'
nErs, 10th articles ARE tull 1T new matter
AZ ARTIST ~ JAPAN. ~ ItnnrHf
lILrN, who has lust returned from ~ frsi
drn"e ot nearly two years ~ that county
1uiiiC MUMENTs, which have b.en - tea
tnTo 1T the n,Hgns the iuttuH lsit, viii BE- run.
iinu'd by SOME particularly stfibinE paper,
among them several by the great var rpts
ma Ia tUuuIa uuI al bpFa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1893-01-05

Kansas CRY. Jan. EgRu-iieavlor re-
ceipts: active: strictly fresh. arm. ssto. leo
house, sDo: held steady. slisc Batter -
Large receipts unchanged: creamery. light
demand; dull; fancy. sdisso; good. CSC store
packed, isaisc. dairy. active, arm; fancy, iso;
good 10 choice. ice roll. good demand, active,
urn: extra fancy. lsc, good 10 choice, ioiki7c
Poultry-Lisht receipts market cleared want
ed, frm: roostsrs, Is ,s.Oc each hens aud large
springs. arm, sst7c. broilerr. 10 per III Tur.
keys-Lisht receipts, no surplus active. arm:
csc Ducks-Firm, sL7c per ID 0c-se SEQ
per ID Pigeons-Not wanted. nc. Dressed
chickens, rough. sLTc. fancy. SO. turkeyA
wanted: active. arm. large rough. i0xa iioi
fancy small iiYc: ducks, stpc geese. r6sa
Apples-Light receipts quiet! common, dull,
steady, VI Otssj; fancy, scarce, nrm. ana
aes; Michigan, u0Deta b. New York. o. 90 .
to Grapes slight supply, nrm Concord,
New York fancy, OlsS Delaware % td,c pr
ioih BASKET Cranbcrrirs sodsyo
per Dbl California fruits-Light supply:
quiet nrm, pears, " oDas - per boz Celery
Small .>ds,e Michigan. 20 Tsc per bunch
Potatoes-Lisht receipts light supply. quiet
nrm; northern. Tsaoc per bu Colorado, SO
sc; sweet, arm; red. sJs' yellow, SIC par bu
Beans Eastern hand picked. o. isaa ~ par bu !
medium, e. % ig 10 DER a
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1893-01-05

WASHINGTON. dan. Mr.. Blaine il
a--tie-- I,- johnson said last evening.
When asked Il NJ Blaine sat up any
yesaerczy, Il-. johnson replied in the
negative ]; - fourteen DAYS since Mr..
BaAine suffered relapse which many
II MS intimate friends feared would
sp-edilT f1-OTe fatal That be has lived
rbe Olc vear out and Witnessed the
eoEsInS m q the new has surprised
nxr- VINO have known how i'll Mr.
Blzine has heen and also know how sick
Ne Il rz,-dzr
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1893-01-05
MARKET REPORTS
Ksssas Live Steek.

osssis-Recsipts, esse; calves, liz shipped
yesterday, 10: calves, o. The market gsner-
any OPENED active and steady; closed dull,
weak and 10 isc lower: fesders steady. Ths
following ere representative sales:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1893-01-05

sr LOFTS. Dee 3e-JBdge Barton
hzaez- an ezjustioe Of the supreme
oor-z &C Missouri died yesterday, aged
o. rez-s- q; hss home In St Charles
eouu-T e complication OF diseases in
eloe-z % old age He had been i'll sew
= nau+h& Jadge Bates was the
eAoest son q Gen Howard Bates, of
cas- CITY who -ss stt0rBey-general In
Z.<aa>ut Lncollis cabinet