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MT. W.. .
of

is a singular fact that, though he is in no
way related to the Breckinridges, he bears
q striking resemblance to John C. Breckin-
ridge, who was vice president of the United
States during Buchanan's administration
and afterward secretary of war in the Con
federate cabinet.
Undoubtedly Mr.. Owens is a man of abil-
ity and a shrewd politician. He has served
several terms in the legislature and was
once speaker of the house. He has been
ambitious for congressional honors since
1882, when he made a vigorous fight against
Joe Blackburn for the nomination in this
same district. Owens was defeated, but
stories are still told about how he got the
best of Blackburn on the stump in one of
the most vigorously contested canvasses
ever known in a district famous for its hot
political fights. a
Two years later, however, he and Black
burn buried the Ratchet, and Owens took
charge of his old antagonists battle in the
state legislature for the United States SEN
atorship. Almost everybody thought that
General John S. Williams was going to be
elected at that session, but Owens shrewd
management won the toga for Blackburn
against odds that seemed invincible. 1t is
said that Owens expected to be chosen to
ill the vacancy occasioned by Blackburn's
elevation to the senate, but Colonel Brock
inridge also wanted to go to congress, and
Owens did not oppose him. either on his
first nomination or at any of the four sub
sequent conventions that gave him q re-
nomination.
The honor of representing that particular
district is a worthy n to seek. 1t is Hen
~ Clay's old district and is still called the
Ashland district, after the great common
er's country seat nea Lexington. Since
Clay's day some Of Kentucky's most illus
trious sons have gone from there to con-
gress. the list embracing such names as
Thomas A. Marshall, Richard Menifee,
John j. Crittenden. John c. Breckenridge,
James B. Beck, Joseph C. S. Blackburn
and William c.. P. Breckenridge, the pres
ent incumbent. The district comprises
eight of the most prominent Blue Grass
counties of the state and includes the cit,
of Lexington and Frankfort, the capital Of
the state. Other towns within it's borders
are Paris, Eminence, La Grange, Owenton,
Georgetown and Versailles.
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NELLIE WICK, THE BABY BARBER.

tie heroine of the piece trips down the steps
into the auditorium. She has a double
duty to discharge. First, she presents ev-
erybody with flowers for their %buttonholes;
secondly, she asks every one to buy her
photograph. Everybody accepts the pres
emit, but not everybody purchases the mer-
chandise.
Some M enters into conversation with
Miss Wick, but she has not much to tell
the interviewer. ssy 4E
where did you learn shavingp" she is
asked.
ION daddy's face" she
And have you never cut him?"
"Never."
"And are you fond of shavingi"
VERY" "a
She means tc 90 on shaving all her life.
When she grows up, she means to be a lady
barber. She is quite sure she would rather
be a lady barber than anything else.
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Colonel w. c. p.
Breckenridge for
congress, was, it
will be remember.
ed, temporary
chairman of the
last Democratic
national conven-
ton in Chicago
He is about 40
years of age and is
a bachelor and has
the reputation of
being one of the
handsomest men
II, KortY,o1>- t.
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General Henderson I'll.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-General D.
B. Henderson, representative from
Iowa, is i'll from the effects of a wound
received during the wa which has con-
tinually troubled him since. It is
feared blood poisoning has set in and
his condition is causing great appre-
hensiOn. ~ 5tss m
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a canai Across Florida.

It is said that the final survey for a ship
canal across Florida will be made shortly.
This canal is intended to be about 800 feet
wide and deep enough to accommodate the
large ships, twill be $50 miles in length,
and will reduce the distance from New Or
leans to Liverpool 1900 miles.
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How an Embassador Dimes,

The Russian ambassador in Rome dimes
in much state. When the Grand Duchess
of Mecklenburg-S trelitz and her daughter
were there the other day. the meal vas
served by the maitres d'hotel in all the glo-
ries Of wig and bag, red plush coats, black
breeches and silk stockings and swords.
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A Delicate Mission.

"Mr. Bailiff, l have q ledger in my
house, Rue du Cirque, who won't pay his
rent, but he has on his premises a lion,
two tigers and four ~rattlesnakes, all OBJ
jects of great value. You will seize the lot
at once. Meantime Twill take q little trip
to Versailles, and you must write to me
after the sale.o-Journal Amusant.
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Can,t Aeree on DR.. Fisher.

Sioux FALLS, s. D., Jan. ss.-The
jury in the DR.. Fisher murder trial was
called in by the judge and discharged
after being out 26 hours. The vote
stood five for conviction and seven for
acquittal from the first ballot to the
loot s fFAAf 4stf 3s tt$'s
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AN INTERESTING MATCH.

Society Is Talking Of the Engagement of
Miss Morris and Fred Gebhard..
Society in Naw York and Baltimore is all
agog over the authoritative announcement
of the engagement Of Miss Louise H. Nor
ris, n of the Monumental City's most
charming beauties, to Mr.. Frederick Geb-
hard, the we'll known and wealthy New
Yorker whose doings and misdoings have
seasoned SO much of the spicy society Cos
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The Infanta . skater

The Infanta Eulalie is winterihg in Paris.
She is a great skater, and the Cefcle des
Patineurs holds forth irresistible attrac-
lions for her.
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Negroes Captured.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Jan. B.-A Stars
Carthage, Mo-, special says: Two
negroes, believed to be the ones who
committed the iiendish outrage at
VERONA, q small place east of here, were
captured ct Purdy. There is strong talk
Of lynching and the officers + on their
guard.
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City Sportsman-Have you seen any
thing worth shooting at around heref
Farmer-Well, no, not till you came
london Tit Bits:
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~TheysAdmire admiral Avell.n,

Admiral Ayellan of Russia got a14,0OO
worth5o of presents while in France. He re-
ceived over q thousand letters from French
women, each of whom wanted a lock Of his
hair.
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1894
Harpers Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPER's MAGAZINE for 1894 will maintain
the character that has made it the favoriter
illustrated periodical for the home. Among the.
results OF enterprises under taken by the pub
fishers, there will appear during the year
euperbly illustrated papers on India by Edwin
LORI WEERN. or the Japanese Seasons BY. AZ,
FRED Parsons, on Germany by PouLTNHY BIaK-
Low, N Paris BY RICHARD HARDING DAVIS, and
on Mexico by FREDEKIO REMINGTON.
Among the other notable features Of the year.
viii be novels by GEORGE DU MAuRIER and
CHARLES DUDLEY WARNlR. the personal remini-
sciences of w. D. HOWE Lis and eight short
stories Of Western frontier life hy OWN Wis
BRANDER MATHEWS, RIoHARD HARDING DAVIS,
MARY +. WILKINS, RUTH MCENERY STUART,
MISS LAuRREN0E ALMA TADEMA, GEORGE AZ.
AIBBAhD, QUEsNAY DE ~BEAUREPAIRK, THOMAS
OF current interest will be contributed by dis
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FROM HENRY CLAWS DISTRICT.

W. c. Owens Would Like to Succeed Colo
mel Breckenridge In Congress.
Mr.. w. G. Owens, who has announced his
Intention of contesting the nomination of
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1894.
Harper's Bazaar.
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WI 81 q humor In its weekly issue everything IS
Serials FIR 1894 will be written by .Wi11IAS
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the emperor, and
the doting GRANDPA
ther %interfered in
her favor, with the
result that the low
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A ROYAL LOVE STORY.
vERlFICAT.ON OF THE sAYING THAT
LOVE LEVELS ALL RANKS.

Extracts From the Diary of Princess Eliza
beth of Bavaria Describing the Course of
Her Affection For the Handsome but
Humble Lieutenant Seefried.
Probably no event of recent times has
done so much to revive the ancient tradi-
ton that ''love levels all ranks" and to con-
vince a cynical world Of the power of true
affection to surmount the barriers of pride,
precedent and prejudice that divide royalty
from the people, as the union of Princess
Elizabeth of Bavaria with Baron Seefried
Won B%uttenheim, a humble lieutenant in
the Bavarian footguards.
Princess Elizabeth is the granddaughter
Of the emperor of Austria, and as is the case
with most princesses a royal marriage was
planned for her. Accordingly she was no
tilted in due season that an alliance had
been arranged for her with the Archduke
Francis Ferdinand, heir presumptive to the
Austrian throne. But the young princess
demurred. She had met at a court ball in
Munich six years ago Lieutenant Won See
fried-Buttenheim, the handsomest man and
one of the poorest men in the German army.
for whom she conceived a sudden and ar
dent affection. Indeed the veracious court
gossipers declare that it was a case of 'loye
at first sight"
OF course Elizabeth, being remarkably
OnwOrldly for a nrincess- desirad tn n,orrv
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BoaTders Wanted.


East Side.
LEXINGTON AVE, li6s-Private family; hand
sumsly furnished rooms, with board, back par
Tor for dentist
rooms with excellent board ~, 81 ; references.
LEXINGTON AVE. 4OI. between %2d l. +3d
sts,, lst fiat 90 hest board, or men.
LENiNGToN AVE, 1880 Nicely furnished
room. with or without board, hear S'hh Il. ].
station. private family; gentlemen only.
LEXrNGToN AVE. s-Niccly furnished large
rooms sth board. also liable board, summer
prices.
~ AVE, 6D7 sitting room. well furnished
suitable for . board II r.Quised.
ID AVE, lsI1 Comfortable room, 4 board for
2rcsprctabr girls reasonable. ~ huurr front.
9TH ST, 81 E.-large q small rooms; good
board; gentlemen. ladies; home comforts
IIrH ST. 81 Y, Desirable rooms; pleasant,
ueighhorhood: plentiful table, moderate terms,
l2III ST. 30 Cool, airy rooms, single beds (;
superior board homelike; gentlemen soi
i6TH ST. 80 T.. opposite - Georges Church
Handsomely furnished rooms. VITA beard, RET
e.Cncc.
2lsr 81. ~ =. - ~, giant cool rooms, en- suite ~
sugiy, rNreptiuu.. table moderate terms
pterrnccs exchanged.
glsI ST, 50 E.-H.ntsomsy Furnished Rooms,
With board yisi'u's 90 vlB accommodated, IsG'
toEshle rates, TcieG'aroA
22D 81. lis f. Nicely furnished ruuul> 4
board; gentlemen, - tadir,, 81 table board ~
23p 81. III l.. cool. pleasant rooms; tran,
silent permanent table board reasonable
terms; references
3ls1 81, 2lG y. Large rooms, neatly furnished,
early breakfast.
;En ~. IA r. \ico,y furnished large A small
rooms with superior table; terms moderate.
lOTH ST iWai. h. Handsomely furnished
OF without board
slp ST sgr E.-Lsrse, cool froa, room, v1h
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HENRY ST. no., between state & Joralemou
ST., Boaul talsO table board during summer;
large. handsomely furnished .I-story roonl also
han room
PINEAPPLE ST, SIS Pleasant rooms, excellent
board, 3 minutes from bridge; IS to Sc
SCuERNI ERuOEN 81, l5o-Large or small
rooms. nicely furnished; terms reasonable; table
hoATiers accommodated.
FURNISHED ROOMS, board near kings County
l.: private family; home comforts; references
exchanged, comfort, box 5i3 World, brooklyn.
TO LET Furnished room, with or without board.
tor lady. az thauuctS st., BrooSlyn,
AMlrl ST. l7d Cool airy rooms with fist
class board; summer phi es: table boa d
MUTl' ST $50, Gg,rnponI minutes walk
from ! 90 a -'i 81. lcrrcs--2 nne large e1n-
"pstns U.Hns. All gnuNu1leuyes; tine view; also
,lu-I, rooms, b,s, board. prices very low for
H.lEnv.
PjIA-El ST. l5g, BgooElyu Pavate family
having handsomely furnished stone residence
n c.lE iurarrd. near lumpkiuS AZ lie kelb ayes,
Ntll give large .uum hu~ul Tor two, sl3 Slti
without lunch. Sld W.; hail room, 81 30:
Table choice, abundant; locality convenient
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Boarders Wanted.
East Side.


sen ST. 22s E.-Iaree front room. with board;
all conveniences also hall room.
HD ST. l73 II, Room With board Tor two, -:
singe ~. 90 Gersche
lc5rI ST., lOS L.. Lovely room with bonrd
table BOARD Terms reasonable ;Amcrican family.
il6TH ST, 225 L Nicely furnished rooms, good
board: location line. parlor floor for doctor
10TH 81 $40 =. Nicely furnished rooms; cx.
cellent table; rrasonahctorms.
l22D IT, $50 Il Rooms, with board also table
board.
RhspECTABLE WOMAN murseD wnnt, child or
infgnt to care at her home; reference \. r.,
'ob H. lolstst.
MADISON AVE Desirable ruoins with
or without board tranSltuts accommodated,
MADISON AVE. 2p3S Handsome new, fur.
ni'hed rooms, hot cold water, With board
MADISON AVE, ia1 Large Il single cool
location; references.
LEXINGTON AVE, 45 Ladies' l. gentlemen;
nice, large. airy rooms; table board, -. 30
theatrical people accommodated
PARK AVE. lOlI Elegantly furnished rooms.
larg" small summer prices; excellent liable
private house; references.
luiii ST, - T.. Hail rooms; other vacancies:
ladies OF gentlemen; terms reasonable tran.
sieutS
iiTiT ST, $40 L Large small rooms. excel.
lent board $3.50 s. weekly
l'ru 81. 2ll, between ID a 81 aves-l.argo d
small rooms, good board price moderate
2lli ST. 2Is J.. Board; nice rooms 80: =, So
bGln; humelike RING hell II.
2irii ST, lJi T.. Large rooms ulccly fur.
nisheh. closets, hail, slU for ,, board small
rooms, summer prices,
18TH ST. lls --Firs,.,lass rooms & locality
from - up meals optional
2bTH 81, l2O f.. neht Madison square Large,
handsomely furnished rooms; board optional;
references
Both ST. 1871 E., between Lexington X ith.-
Eleganily furnished r,oms. with superior
board Sll fora
s3D ST, eos E.--Double rooms. with hrst.class
board 81 81 -.
10Th ST, III Large front room. suitable for
two with or without board.
GOTH 81, -? T. Large X small rooms, with or
without board: summer prices
SYST ST, i3s E,-Larso neat, desirable rooms
home comforts. superior table, American fam
lily; references, terms moderate.
6lST ST, iS Single double connecting
rooms In very elegant house: first class board
references.
l22D ST. l9l +. Large. well. furnished room,
with board also table board.
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West Side.

isD ST, in W. near neutrality-suspicious.,
large. neat cool summer prices; surround
ings trSt class.
iSD ST, 222 w.-Niceiy furnished rooms TO lie,
lNAannAhlr.
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18TH ST. $50 w-Neatly furnished room With
board: also table board.
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Miscellaneous.
kly1,

RESPECTABLE PARTY can have first Glass
huIu, iu private family; every comfort; -
weekly. Firc>dc, box 10 World
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han iuldlhhed flats, 4 rCnms & bath; private
Pm V,. ,e',iiis"n or IHuitnr, 30. W. iUth st.
bel ~ furnished Hat ut / ronms; foIding-
W, ai'h II. '''f'''''' ''''''"''' "'"o''
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5lsT ST, IS W.--Large small rooms, nsss
Park, l. station; superior table
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Flats and Apartment. to let.

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Eur0jshed-We.t SID.
2ap ST.. s7s w.-sn la,se roor.. r,.,o.
bath. seen SUNDAY ar Mon W,Wnh Pisho'
.,a,,,T s,,;-,sI v,- =, - Z. ",oeo. -
Handsomely iurnished; ist Hat; reasonable
Hastings.
s5T4 ST --sv.I, 7-,oo,, "a, ,,o. n.o,,,. g.
FLAGG 600 furnished nats,.
18TH 81 ab1 W.-,om,,.,,ei, ,,,rn,.,.a a.,
aiEb,;6, rooms bath; perfect ORDER; pla ""
,o-,, ,,5----,--
snrnI, ,nrn,sL'1 hsh' ICONS pain mana,
sohc'y n ,arn'shed; SILVER iinen' plano $40
.....--- .---.....-..- -.
'orH sT 1875 Mmiaaidsomely Furnished ra,, to
ADD ST. 800 W. Brown. stone basement 4. roam
fat completely furnished: can be seen sunday.
$40.
AID 81, 900 IA HAT OF 8 rooms, FURNISHED
refused. Cali sunday nm"SinS S eASon"o'e o"e'
forts; rent reasonable '''"' NO
9TH ST., 3B3 W.. station Furnished
corner bay window flats; rents same ms uniur.
unwopj H wn'; u st,t KUHN, hhchenware; S'o
slST ST.. IoI W.--Ho,sl Ind,,o,, .,,s,,neni
No IS. furnished or inrnishnd' apa.'i mnti
October or Ionger VI ''''' i''"'u' 'he"p' ""'''
,o.,rr ,h VI 49,, d., ,,oi,,.
lie par furnished D. room ra,' f tnr NE
summer; one block from station. Janitor.
ABATEMENT, fully furnished. in the ohio. 200
Apply 10 ian n 70 rent 'or Tic summer months
n tiEnS1,,t,T ,.-,,,-,,> ,.,,,,,,S--,--,
r n,7J ~, ELL rShNlsnED tgni, cool
~ ~ so' " Boou teunh' Inquire
'a''''or' i'o w. Voth ST.
ASK JANIrOR Mt 3oO west 23th a. To show III
Isis beautifully furnished tai has nice unrigh,
piano. $40 ner n,onth. snIa,dId bn,,se 'f''s''
- ~ "P'0"''' A''' -
a PAIN oen,Iai PARK West also psrisr ,al: hne
sion JONES IL " In.tS a. '
,,.,,,,-s. :, y, .o'''' y,
HANDSOMELY completely furnished Hcornsr
=, apar,henti hgnt rooms rent very reaSohaoIs'
'ah'soh. 40 w. eth st.-------
NICELY FURNISHED T. room nat. complete
for housekeeping; seen sunday. 134 West 10Th
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Isrsey CITY.

WANTED Guns lady pIomlnaie, also child 70
board, IN private family. o3l Bergen svs.
JeIs,S CiiI.
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uufurnlsh Q d-Brookiyn.

coOPER ST., 27l-5 rooms oil improvements;
nav house. for families; healthy locality:
o. l. SIS.
boyd ST.. 2O2-Five elegant rooms. newly
painted, IL minutes from bridge; improve
nents $40.
HALsEY ST., 1134-sl6; large rooms, bath; all
improvements: also parlor floor basement.
NcDONOUGH ST., 4l2-Flat. 4 rooms Il bath !.
window shades furnished janitor: Sl3.
WARREN ST.. 33D-1st h I'd flats, 4 rooms.
with tubs: S13: also want janitoT: allow part
rent. Inquire of Pruzina, B2S President 81.
WYCKOFF ST, "a, near Smith-To let, 8 rooms
in rear house: 81,
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sINGlE APARTMENTS TO lei :,

near BrOadWny, Z-5,, 10. --V - -
go g. 5sS W,NEiegant single apartments, y
;ss newly pspeG1ni ssSoea every room
u white Inducements 70 desirable tenants
Light; s Ee q. NiCHoLAs. l4S3 broadway near
kpP! ~ ianitor,
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oSIli ST., 10 W. One flight purlor Tor i orr
per ohs; private family; moderate terms; ref
uInlILns.
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D. III ST. 345 W. Near l. station: large hall
rooms superior board summer terms; refer
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SYST ST. 1872 W.-liandsomely furnished roons
private bath; excellent German table: home
comforts, table boarders accommodated
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9iTlT ST, IN w-Front alcoyo room. % floor:
| with board G!nsle room.
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SID ST. 81 W.-Elegsnt rooms. suits & singh.
parlor dnng-9Jomi excellent board: moderate
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lii 4 81, DIT W. Large and small rooms with
runEiIg water; moderate terms; Southerners
and transients also accommodated.
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Asst ST, 2O3 W, near BroadwAy-HAndsomsly
furnished rooms, with or without board: sum.
mer prices, private baths; pleasant home; pro-
iesstOnalep speciality.
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42D ST. 3I3 ", I'd floor. frout-2 workiugmen
can have good board, room washing TOR -
weekly
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io3p 81, lNo ". Two worllingInep can have
room board Top floor