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New Chinese Regulations.

The regulations fer the return TO the
Cnitcd States of Chinese laborers rs pro-
,ided fer by the recent treaty De:we en-
this country and China have been conf
plcted by the Secretary Of the Treasury.
Under the regulations a Chinese iabo,er
who has resided and registered in the Unit
cd States and departed therefrom and
who may have a lawful wife, child or par
ent In this country. or property therein Of
the value of 81 900, or debts of like amount
due him. will be permitted to return. pro-
vided that before departing he deposits
with the collector of customs OF the dis
trict in which he resides, or with thc near
est customs officer, a certificate of regis
tration frcm the internal revenue collector
and a full description Of his family, prop
erty debts.
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Oi,f,,eIS Elected.

At regular meeting of Columbia Lodge.
No. 81, Shield of Honor, held at Harris
Hall. officers fer the ensuing term were
elected as follows: Worthy master, John
II. Junghans. NJ. d.: junior MASTER c. q.
Poole; recording secretary, 4. w. Burch;
financial secretary, George T.. Long; treas
urer. George I. ceas. conductor, Geo. A.
Reed chaplain. n. 4. Willard; trustees,
Nm. l.. Balderston, NJ. A. Skinner and
Charles j.. Berjges; representative to
Grand Lodge, r.. N. Skinner; alternate.
VIM. r. Baiderston.
The BiaioE.cal Society has elected officers
for the ensuing year as follows: President.
Surgeon Gen. Geo. N. Sternberg; vice presi-
dents. Is. + terGon. l.. -. Howard, Rich
ard Kathbun. &. ~. waicott; recording Sec
Rotary, II. IL. Waite; corresponding secre-
tary, r. A. Lucas; treasurer, +. H. knowl-
ton: members OF the council. w. II. Ash
mead. L. IA. Bean, Iheoboii Smith, c. w.
STILES, r. W. True.
At the last regular me' ting of Valley
Forge Council. No. 81 Jr. .. L. y. NJ. the
following officers were elected for the term
ending June 80, 1855: Councillor l.. 7. Reed;
vice councillor G. r. Reed; rec riding secre-
tary, W. IA. Mctiinniss. assistant record
ing secretary, ". W. Hall. Jr. treasurer,
T. J.. Cams; financial secretary, Il. j. Ball:
conductor, y. Scott; warden, w. l.. Reed.
jr.: inside sentinel, q. il. Reed; outside
sentinel, l.. carter: representative to the
l.. j. A., ". H. Mctiinniss. alternate, w.
W. Hall. 1r., Tn stee, #. l.. Calls
Officers as follows have been elected by
Centennial ,oclnc'i. No. I. S1as OF Jona-
dab: Past CHIEF, G. Burlingame: worthy
chief. James Stce.e; vice chief, Albert Pate;
patrlcrch, Kenny Yenny, reelected; re-
corGing secretary. ID. r. Brown. reelected:
financial secretary, William II. Young, re-
elected; treasurer, Joseph Stickel, re-
elected: guide. George Snyder assistant
guide, william Rldka: inside watch, Jas.
Mooney; outside watch, Henry \. MARTINI
orsanist, Ni'iis Reynolds: chairman OF
entertainment committee, William j. Lee.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.
Mates of Many Interesting Things Told
I'm Brief Paragraphs.

The following officers have been elected at
meeting Of Oriental Lodge, X. of p, to
serve for the ensuing year: G. c., VIM. l..
Bergman; v. c., r. H. Hancock; prelate.
Fred. Baker; NJ. of work, Geo. l.. Simpson;
X. of h. and s.. DR.. "A. F. Cox twentieth
term); NJ. Of exch.. w. II. May; M. OF
finance. Henry Crump; NJ. at A, w. X.
Brown; Henry Crump. d. d. G. c.; repre-
sentatives to Grand Lodge. which meets in
Staunton the third Tuesday in February,
w. II. May and DIR. A. +. Cox; trustees,
Henry Crump, Geo. l.. Simpson and W. IL.
May.
The regular meeting of the Alexandria
Lodge, NO. 70, Is. of p, was held at their
ran. There We're two canuIdateS Tor the
second degree, one for the thIrr degree and
two appiicauons for membership. Alter
TRANSACTION OF routine business the follow
Ing oiucerS were erected Tor the ensuing
term: Theo. c. Keen, +. c.; Il. w. Anna
crost. e. c.; A. W. Meichoir, V. E.; Il. "A.
Violet, p; Il. g. Keen, Nj. W.; Il. L. Ger
mond, X. r. S.; James holson. Nj. E.; A. }.
Cheshire Al. T.; }. A. Travis, Nj. a.; u. -.
Peyton, 1. e.; a. Ashton, y. e.; j. Il. Flor
ence. representative u. L., and T.. l.. Ger
mond alternate.
The special joint committee appointed a
few weeks ago by the city council to in
VeStgate certain charges and rumorS
against the police force held a meeting sat
urday afternoon and elected Jas. X. Cation
chairman ana Harry Burke secretary. The
Will meet at the
ON Thursday evening next at $50 O'Clock
and VIII be prepared to take testimony con-
corning the charges.
at the suggestion Of Mayor Strauss,
Messrs. Ambrecht. GUIDE & Co. of Rich
mond, who are paving Union street with
rubble stone, have submitted an estimate
of the cost OF paving King street from the
river to Hooffs run with the same ma
terial they are using on Union street They
calculate that the work could be done for
about s2S.OOO. 1t Is said that rubble stone
Is preferred to Belgian blocks in some
cities. 1t will be remembered that some
years ago, when it was proposed to use
Belgian blocks on King street, it was esti-
mated that the cost would reach nearly
$4,000.
George Denly, aged about nineteen years,
son of Mrs. Thos Denty, was accidentally
shot in his leg by companion named
VIM. McVelgh while hunting near Accotink
on Saturday. The wound Is not serious.
Mr.. j. H. Javins, son Of the late Richard
Javins Of this city, died in Pittsburg. Pa,
OH the Goth. He left this city in 1871.
The new schedule on the electric railroad
went into effect this morning. The changes
only affect the city and Driving Park di-
visions.
A New Year eve ball Is announced to
take place this evening at the Mt. Vernon
Hotel In New Alexandria. The grand march
will begin at $50 o'clock.
The Southern Assembly hop, which was
to have taken place this evening, has been
Rev. r. l.. Carne Of the Sacred Heart
Church, Richmond. but formerly of this
city. preached yesterday morning at st.
MGry's Church, this city. Father Carne
Will remain in the city, visiting friends, for
q week or ten days
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Tran Sfcrs Of Real Estate.

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows:
Paul J. Brandt to Barlow l.. Walker; orig
inal lot Z, SO. S34. and lot IL. SO. 1884; SO.
Leo. Simmons and Arthur A. Brney trus-
tees, to Herbert NJ. Locke, lot 200. So $50;
$2,7OO. George Truesdell ct ux. to Mildred
H. Parker, lots 40. 80 and 81, So. 4, West
lexington; $40. George H. Corey and Jno.
D. Crossant. trustees, to Albert p. Frost,
lots 81 and SO. blk. No. and lots 1, 80 and 5G,
blk. 1T,American University Heights; $4,000.
Jas T. Scaggs to Rebecca Mclaughlin, part
original lot i, Sc So; 81 300. Geo. L. New
ton ct TX. to Samuel Ii: Marshall, lot Us.
50. 102o: $2.IU0. Anna c. Humer to Jno. w.
Usher, part lot 4, SO. 221; $500. Louisa
Jennings to Joseph II. Stewart, part lot 4,
so. 792; $500. James +. Mckahan eft IN.
to Hugh Lewis, lots I and 8, blk. 3, East
DeaneWood; $500. Clifford ID. Maxwell to
Minnie NJ. StrayeI', lot 10l, So. 1873; SO.
Minnie NJ. Strayer to Andrew Wall, same
property: $1,000. Andrew Wall ct ux. to
Minnie NJ Strayer. lot 49,, in Spalding' $
sub Of Pleasant Plains: SO.
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MUCH DAMAGE TO SHIPPING.
Terrible Gales Sweeping the Coast
CT Great Britain.

CT Great Britain.
LONDON, December 31.-The weather is
cold throughout Great Britain and gales
Of wind and snow are general Several
trains are snowbound in Scotland Be-
tween Kindrace and Forsinard. a passenger
train has been blocked In the snow since
yesterday.
In Scotland the snow storm was &C
ccmpanied by ligntrirg. A terrible gale is
raging over South Durham and another
storm Is sweeping the coast Of Essex, do
Ing much damage in the east and north OF
that county.
The sea Is very high and much damage
has been done to shipping. The gale In
the channel continues and the lifeboats at
various points along the coast have ac-
compiished many heroic rescues. The
Ramsgate lifeboat crew put to sea at mid
night and did not return until some time
before noon. bringing ashore. however,
the crew OF the schooner Union, wrecked
Gu the Goodwin sands.
At Holyhead the bodies Of ten of the
crew of the British bark Osseo from Tai
tai, Chile, for Ardros san, Scotland, have
been washed ashore. The Osseo was
wrecked on the Holyhead breakwater yes
terday morning and all her crew persisted
in spite of the efforts made to rescue
them.
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DR.. 4. II. FLOWER.
THE BOSTON Sr;CtALiST. TO VISIT WASHING
EEW nAlS

Fy- ci.n~ years pr. A. II. fiow.r has been
urrsi,lc Ut ali ply. Ian-nchcf OF the II. a. Flower
M.d.cah C.ynl3ry. lie has Unsigned rs position
,U,ich with lis Ihsny lat "n;s, feeling that tho
.nc vito does ~" 81. .noslrG should In all cases
10 Inc prascr,,.r; The doctor viii hc =. tbs NgeQ
il,,a.e "wednesday aud TaIrs!,y, January ana
~ pr. A. H.. Flowers renarkah's cares ana
his isIysious fntniii,e gift for cisgaosD: dseasQ
she t,ui sought. aite- In ihs niSst scricSs and
cu.!p...s.sd cases.
Ma b. l.. Spraere Of Nolms~. y. T.. IN speaking
OF DIR. A. II. Flower sayA: He So si my Life
AID aserted u most dang ,Ts'ns oI';iaii.n. ] COO
slider him q most wonderful doctor. lie snows dis
esse. AID. better sii.. ti:- remedy. III sick ana
AMI. ted who gant 10 get well aid soeR well
10 uclyvke s,rcrt. restrB. Mass. Il" bis new
hook, '"ile Path 10 Heaiin." This Will bring
suast;Lc and le!D 10 crcry SICK room.
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REVOLVING DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
PittsburE I.nbOrer Kills His Wife
and Then Himself.

ana IhSn himself.
PITTSBURG, Pa, December 31.--William
McMuilin, laborer. cut his wife's head al
most Oft with a Ratchet and then cut his
own throat with razor about $3.50 this
morning. They had been quarreling early
In the evening and McMullin hit his wife
In the face with a beer bottle cutting her
badly. They quarreled again later, and
about $50 this morning their children were
awakened by their mothers cries. The
woman's head is frightfu.ly cut, and when
found she was lying In pool of blood.
After taking the life of his wife. McMulln
stepped into the kitchen, out of sight Of
his children, who a moment later heard
him fall to the floor with a groan. They
ran to the door and found him lying under
the stove. The man had cut his throat and
jugular vein and died in about twenty
minutes Tho wife survived but short
time. The youngest child. aged two years.
had been sleeping with Its mother, and it's
face was despatched with the blood OF the
parent.
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Reception for Charity,

Preparations were perfected on Saturday
night for the reception and entertainment
for the sake of charity to be held at Con-
vention Hall on Wednesday night. meet
ing Of the executive committee of the
Golden Circle was held at $685. ID stree,
northwest and all details were perfected.
John NJ. LangSton Will preside. \ reccp-
ton committee was appointed as follows:
II. l.. Livingston, chairman L. j. Collins,
\. ID. Peters, Dr. J. r. Wilder. William q.
Smith. A. j.. Howard. John V. Walker.
Robert H. Holiday, Robert l.. Gi!ch-ist and
Or. n. ii. Stevens.
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Ex-COnGressEIan Butler IL Not Dead

Walter Fl. Butler, an eX- member Of Con-
gress from Iowa, who has been thought
dead by his family and friends. IL alive.
Recently his wife and brother offered n
reward of $3.50 for his body. He is in the
employ Of a publishing firm Of Indianapo-
liz. and when he was there Friday was
seen about the lobby of the Grand Hotel.
Those who talked with him say his con-
versation did not Indicate such an aberra-
ton as would cause one to be indifferent
to the anxiety OF his friends and family,
as Butler seems to be.
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Promotions to Result.

The War Department has been Informed
of the death at Omaha Of Col. John B..
Parke. second infantry. This will cause
the promotion OF Major Wherry Of the
sixth to be colonel of the second, Capt.
Miner of the twenty-second to be major of
the sixth, and Lieut.. Theodore MOsher of
the twenty-second to be captain in that
regiment. Lieut.. Mosher is adjutant gen.
eral OF the District militia. His many
friends Will be pleased to hear of his ad-
vancement in the service.
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Cannot Practice Medicine.

The commissioner OF pensions has issued
an order forb'dding the employees Of the
pension bureau from engaging in medical
practice outside of office hours, under PEN
atty of dismissal. The order says that such
practice endangers the lives of the ern.
ployes of the bureau, and also that call
ing entailing loss OF sleep units the clerk
COR the proper discharge OF his official
duties.
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Contributions Received.

Contributions to pay the current expenses
of the Newsboys' and Children's Aid So
ciety have been received from the follow
ing: The Evening Star Newspaper Com
pany So; Edward Beale Mclean. so;
cash, 81; Mr. Claudius Jewel, s., and Miss
Coyle, s..
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Annual RcllnlOii.

The tenth annual reunion and banquet OF
the Psi Epsilon Association of Washington
will be held this evening at the arlington
Hotel. Many prominent persons are mein-
hers Of this Organization.
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Stroke Of ApOpIeXy.

George A. Conlon Of 2l4S Pennsylvania
avenue, who Is employed as an engineer
at the gas house. died at he Emergency
Hospital about IL o'clock last night as the
result of q stroke Of apopleXy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-31

Miss Mildred Hogan OF SIC Sd street was
painfully injured yesterday afternoon in
the Capitol grounds, as the result of q col
lision with q bicycle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-31

Mrs. Amelia ]. Bioomer died at Council
Bluffs. Iowa. yesterday. she wgS one Of
the EARLIEST advocates of national dress
for women. and her public Use Of the new
costume caused II to be called the Blooiner
costume.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-31
Retired List.

Mates s. T. c. Smith ard Frank Holler
have been placed On tine retired list Of the
navy on account Of disabilities incurred In
the line OF duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-31

j. Barton one ton Of coal; T. II. Martin,
one ton of COAL j. w. Brooke, wood; E. G.
Woodbridge. clothing; NJ. Blumenfeld, I'M
derSear.
MIR. Staples Generosity,
In accordance with his usual custom, Mr..
o. G. Staples, proprietor of Wizards Hotel,
has distributed within the past twenty-foar
hours a great quantity Of food to the poor.
All day yesterday and today the hall ad-
joining the hotel was crowded with hungry
people coming to he filled with good things.
They were given great bowls of strength
ening soup, plenty OF good meat and bread.
In addition to this each person was given
a leaf OF bread and some meat to take
away.
Over 1000 people were fed, and that num-
Der OF Ioaves of bread distributed. The
the police judges through the policemen
Another Distribution.
4 communication has been received at
The Star office from Mr.. G. II. Demonet
stating that 1000 ioaves of bread will be
distributed at 1871 Huh street northwest
on New Year day between - am. anu 1
pm. The bread VIII be given to all poor
people who may apply.
General Relief Fund.
The following subscriptions for the relief
Of the poor have been received by The
Evening Star:
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FINANCIAL.
Washington
Loan & Trust Co..


PAID-up CAPITAL. OyE MILLION
interest PAID ON DEPOSITS.
n O1nesn Hde on Real Estate
and Coia,erals
Acts as Executor, Administrator
Trustee, Guardian and Committee or
Estates.
Acts as Registrar. Transfer aud Els
enl Agent of Corporations
Takes fun charge OF Real aud Pcs
Sonal Estates.
SAFE Deposit Boxes for rent
Storage Vaults for trunks noxes,
de-, containing vaIlribles, silver. bric-
a-brac, dc.
Incorporated under act Of Congress
ana subject TO supervision of the
comptroller of the currency
John Joy Elson. President
JOIN a. SWnpe. ........ Wee President
IL. ). Cummings. Second Vice President
John X. Carn",ly ..........T Treasurer
Andrew Parker. Secretary
o'i'h ID. LiEh"r. General Counsel
a. :. Worthinston..l Advisory connso,
]. j. Darlington Nod'ASoi
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coal; George j. Budd. one ton of coal; DR..
J. Barton. one ton Of coal; T. r. Martin,
one ton of coal; j. w. Brooke, wood; f. &.
Woodbridge, clothing; NJ. Blumenfeld, I'M
dorNear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
1895 PATTERNS OF RAMBLERs.

We would respectfully announce that samples
Of the NUMBER TWELVE RAMBLER car
now be inspected at our sales room, 1873 iltt
st. NV. This machine weighs but 20 pou Ils, al
on, ard embodies many changes In detail sus
gcsted by experience in 1S34.--Irice Only
sloO.-Take look at it before you decide on 9
mount for 1885.
G0lsMUILY & JEFFERY MFG. CO.,
di-14d 1925 14th ST. nv
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A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE
Washington aud Georgetown Railroad Company,
Tor tho election OF directors VIII DO he'd at The
office of the company, Washington, on WEDNES-
DAY. the 9Th day Of January. 1895.
The polls Will be opened at 10 a m. and closed
az II Transfer books Will he closed on the
2d of January, 1885, and opened on January TO-
1885. e.. L. DUNLOP, Vice Precedent.
e. NJ KO0NfS. Secretary.
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A Great OIL Refinery Burned

BERLIN, December 31.-Rychlovslu and
Sayet's great petroleum refinery at Batoum
on the Black sea has been burned. The
loss is enormous.
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sUPT. BYRNEs RESIGNS.

G r I L L o N
ap15-mi2m-1p
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TRINITY NJ. 4. CHURCH, 9TH ST. SE.-WATCi
night memorial services TO\!jliT at $50 O'Clock
Preaching ty presiding elder. DR.. L. Ii. Wilson
All members, friends aud strangers cordially In
vitel Its
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tion 10 thls section solely on these grounds;
In nv Judgment. sound finance does not com
mend y further infusion Of silver into our cur
fency az this time unaccompanicd by further
.deuuate provision Tor the muntenance In our
TREASURY 6f q safe gold reserve
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Rates-Business course. IS per month
Shorthand and Typewriting. $40 per
month Night courses. IS per month.
For further information call on or
address r. A. GAFFNEY, University
Building Guthrie. O I. 80
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THE MARKETS.

KANSAS cTTY, Mo March 20 -Qyotations
for car lots by sample on track ~ Kansas City
were nom naily as follows No hard 500
No hard, i7c, No hard, i5Lc rejected. iJc
No red, 'Sa56c; No red 81 b52c. No 4
red, l6G4c CoRN-No 2, Slne. No 3,
3lG lltei No 2 white corn, 50 Q3i, No =,
white 30 nATs No 2 SQG3lo No 3, s9.i .
SOC No white oats. 81, ci}9 No ) white.
SO.i0slc
Live stock.
Cattle-Drcssed beef ana export steers, - 9N
"a cows and heiiers 500 % - Toxas and
Indian steers s!si l3 stockcrs and feeders
- 10 i2'i mixed, Se19
HsVs- RfcciEts O. 'Gs shipped yesterday
ASA The market Va, active aud lQc hi. her,
rlosin weak The ton Gli y ~ QHd bulk
ut saics - a"sdial against tlhi for
top aud a tl@Lil tor bulk Of sales yesterday
Sheep Receipts, i,il shipped Ye,terdly,
9l The market was well supplied with .ood
sheep and trade was active aGl strong or
about &c hi her than lle low time
The following are representative sales:
Aq W. Price M W.T. Price
lG.......... ~ 80 S7.......... % 37J
Horses Rcccipis % ghippcQ YESTERDAY
- The market was actiyc and stronger
rhs saH e Of pr.ces for gool age
well broke ana sound hoFsos is about as
follows: Extra draft Z, 90 pounds. ~ Oil2l
good dr. 70, Loo pounds s6J % Extra dry
eTs, tiO) ciij root drivers SIS o., saddle
Eeei a. GStF3 H5Iii' Sout .ern mires an
geldig 8, Chy Western ran C, unbTokcn
s2OASJ Mcsivfn pou u.0, siJ-sI
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Coke Worker. to strike Agala.

UNIoNTowN, Pa, March 30. A gen.
eral strike of 10000 coke workers and
miners OF the ConneilGville region
was ordered to-day by the executive
committee of the United Mine Work,
ers to go into effect next Monday.
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SEw faRK, March 3o.-George Tick
nor Curtis, the noted lawyer and writer
on political economy, died yesterday
of pneumonia. He was one of the
grand old men of the American bar.
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Go TO the Deliestessen Restaurant,
when in Perry. II
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WHEN lOJ CAN'T KAT
without that uncomfcrtshlc feeling ~ tuli-
ness or drcvSineSS aftcrwarti, then its tlule
o. take Dr ricrces Pleasant fellc,s. they
make digestion c1se. kecp Wal ~ tnein
In vour vsSf-p,ckct, and take one after
every hcarty meal.
lis time e. take them. too, whenever
vra, ~fcel hlctfS.n They're specific for
hiliouSncsS They oct wonderfully upon
the diver.
Tbcse tiny, sugar coated Pellets - the
a,noileSt. the plsStsantsst to take, and the
most natural in their ways-ahSolutely and
permanently cure Constipation, Jaundice,
Riliousness, Indigestion, Sick or Bilious
Headaches. Sour Stomach, and every liver,
stomach, aud bowel disorder.
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In tho Lnry,s Hands.

OLATnE, Kan, March s6.-The ar
guments in the Little murder case
closed to- day at noon and the case is
now in the hands of the jury.
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Executive Mansion, March 70, ls5I'
Clnr Mcnonnld s.. Josenh,s Collector.

WASHINGTON, March 5O.-The presi-
dent to-day sent to the senate the
nominatiGp Of Clay Mcdonald to be
collector of customs for the port OF St.
Joseph Mo,
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NOTICE.
To whom It may concern:

Notice is hereby given that Marker a
tition for license 10 retail liquors
in Orlando, Logan county, Oklaho-
ma, and that unless objection "a
the same as required by law be filed by
the 9th day Of April, A. ID. 1894, said
petition will be granted.
Il. j. DOLcATER, County Clerk.
1uiAlFie, q. Il, March. q, 1894.
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Notice.

To whom IL may concern:
Notice is hereby given that NJ. 4. Cam
bre has this day fled his petition for license
u ;. tail liquors In Guthrie, Logan county.
OkiRhOmg, and that unless objection To
the sans as required by law be filed by
the nth day o; April 4. ~. 1894, said
petition will be granted.
Il. j. DoLoATRR, Coasty Cserk.
Guthrie, O. T., March 80. 1894.