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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-24
TO CONSIDER

Furs and Fur Repairing Mt
this season of the year
seems somewhat premature.
We beg to assure our pa
irons, nevertheless, that re-
modelling and repairing
may be done during July
and August in perfect ac-
cord with the fashions Of
1866, and with less expense
than in the Fall or Winter.
BROOKS & CO.,
Chapel and State streets.
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Free Delivery

Stocks running low on
Parasols and Sun-umbrellas.
Good, what there is of EN-.
Bought yet? Prices are as
low as the stock.
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Medicines

In time of health prepare for sick
ness,--when these prices are possible.
Jamaica Ginger, bottle, 10
Castor Oil, bottle, .OS
llncture of Rhubarb, a bottle. OF
Sweet Spirits of Nitre, bottle, OF
Iincture of Arnica, bottle, OF
Paregoric, a hottie. ny
The Washington times., 1895-02-16
AUCTION SALES.
DY DUNCANSON BROS,
ID AUCTlONEERS.

TRU USTEES' SALE OF A TWO-STORY FRAME
BUILDING ON THE WEST SIDE OF NIGH
OILS AVENUE, BETWEEE HOWARD AND
SUMNER AVENUES, ANACOSTIA, D. c.,
USED as PUBLIC HALL.
By virtue of a deed OF trust given TO Us, and
daily recorded in hber 1865, at folio 3g5 et seq,
one of the land records of the District of Coium-
bia, and at the request Of the party secured, We
will sell at public auction. in front OF the prem
ises, on MONDAY, February the 18th. A. ID.
1895, 4:0 O'Clock I, IN, the following gdeScTibed
real estate in the District of Columbia, TO wit:
Part Of lot numbered twelve G2), in section
numbered eight (S), of the trustees subdivision
of farry Farm according TO the plat of said
subdiv!Sion the same appearSOf record in
the Office OF the surveyor for the District of Co
Iumba in county subdivision book m1rked
Levy Court No =, at folio !, and beginning for
the same at ihe nori heast corner Of said LOT
twetve 12), and running thence in a southwest
erly direction with the west line of Nichols ave-
nue. thirty-twO 30 feet; thence in a northwest
erly direction parallel with the north line OF
said lot sixty t60) feet. thence in northeasteriy
direction parallel with the west line of said
in southeasterly direction along the north line
of said lot sixty 10Y feet to the place Of begin
ming, together with the improvements as above
recited
Terms: One-third cash: balance in enc and
two years from the date OF sale. Deferred pay
property sold and to bear interest at the rate OF
| 6 per cent. per annum or all cash at the option
of the purchaser. A deposit of 500 to be paid at
the sale. Terms 10 be complied with in fifteen
days from day OF sale, otherwise trustees reserve
! the right to advertise and sell the property at
| the risk and cost OF the defaultiug purchaser
All conyeyancing at purchasers cost
| JOSEPH r. EDSON,
CHARLES B. BAILEY,
! d&dsexS Trustees
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Personally Conducted Excursion TO Mardi-
Gras Carnival. Mobile, Ala, and
New Orleans a

personally conducted excursion will be OPP
Grated via the Seaboard Air Line leaving Wash.
inEton TO Mobile and New Orleans, February
y, 10 accommodate parties desiring 10 attend
which following roU nd-irip rates will be made:
Mobile, $3.50; New Orleans, S275a Tick
cts on sale February 22-25, good returning for
fifteen days. For further particulars apply ".
b. GLEN ENTs, District Passenger Agent, Room l,
69l Penn sylyania avenue
fe7, ,1012. .14,I7, ,I9, ,2O,2I.
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GENTLEMEN:

All impediments to marriage successfully re-
moved. Blood poisoDs, nervous debility, skin
diseases, losses, Kidney and bladder complaints
and all diseases OF men safely and quickly re-
moved, and you are maGe firm, erect strong,
and manly, as nature intended. Consultation
free. private, and confidential: 35 years expo
west Rours-9 a. IN. to- p. m. Sundays-I0 to
TO O'clock fel0,ls,4, ,l6,l7-5t
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REAL ESTATE.

FoR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES real,
II estate exchanged at cash value for Nation al
Bank stock; taken at par Or at listed price above
par
delightful suburban home, was $4,000, if sold
this mcnth, 81 $50; over acre of ground and
largo house, in perfect order; only 10 minutes
from city. T. @ GUNSoN. Atlantic Building
fel2-tf
The Washington times., 1895-02-16

Naricocele destroys manhood and renders
happy marriage impossible Weak, limp, nery-
Gus yaricoceled men don't make marriage sue
cess. DIR. PARKER has cured thousands of
Yarlcoctles without operation or pain he has
cured thousands of nervous sexual weaklings,
and Restored them TO vigorous manhood The
youth Of eighteen to the old man of seventy,
who has lived for months or years in hopeless
despair, have been raised from their sackcloth
and ashes and have become happy husbands
and fathers
The Washington times., 1895-02-16
ARLINGTON RACES.
Big Crowd at the Maryland Track-GoinE
Was Slippery and Jockeys Fell.
Telephone 1881,

Big Crowd al the Maryland Track-Going
Was Slippery and Jockeys Fell.
BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. 10. The Baltimore
Jockey Club was again favored with balmy
weather, and nearly 1000 people assembled
at Arlington 10 witness the races. The bet
ting ring was packed with a surging, iostling
crowd. The track was still in mushy con-
dit!on.s
The first race was easily captured by Fas-
sett. the 6to favorite
In the second event. Princess Alix, owing
to Jockey C. Donnelly's careless riding,
stumbled and threw her Jockey at the first
turn. Turning into the stretch Holyport
looked like winner. but slipped and, to-
gether with his joe key rolled in the mud.
Neither horses nor riders received any in
jury. TriXie Gardner, closely pressed by
Benjamin. the to favorite, passed the wire
first.
In the third race Berwyn's price was driven
from to to 5. He. however, failed to
show, DR.. Johnson, at 5 TO l, winning hand
lily. Summarizes:
First raee-Six furlongs. Fassett, 81 &C.
Murphy, 6 TO 5, won; Monte Carlo. 81
| (Brewer). 5 to g second, and Gay Bird. 103
| q. Donnellyl 5 to 2. third Time. 1:25. Nc
| Cormick and Zelah also ran.
i Second race Five furlongs Trixie Gard
ner, 109 g. Donnelly), 5 to 1, won; Benjamin,
| 10S (W. Norris, 2 to 5, second, and Jersey
| Pat, lis q. Rooney. so TO 1, third. Time,
Ill. Holyport and Princess Alix fell.
Third race-Five and one-half furlongs
DR.. Johnson. 1O9 (Burns), 5 to 1. won; Hal
| cyon, 10S CIV. Morris), 2 TO 1 second, and
Billy Boy, 106 (Geiger), 5 to l. third. Time,
| 1:17. Berwyn and Tumult also ran.
Fourth race-Seven furlongs. Yagabond,
105 (Burns), 6 to 1, won Chateau, 105 get
| teri, TO 5, second, and Pickawav, 162 g.
Donnelly), 81 to /, third. Time, 1:42. Red
| Star and Fandyke also ran.
! Fifth race Half a mile Thackeray
10 Norris. to 5, won; Canada Jack, 107
| (AIford), 8 to l. second, and Pocahontas, los
| (G Harris), to /, third. Time, 0:55. Picar-
rio, Bob West, Forager, Guy Ali, and Maid
| Ellis also ran.
The Washington times., 1895-02-16

"FAaILY CARE" &c ct this nine-color sepa-
rate heliogrsph with The SUNDAY TINES. II
is positively the best yet given away.
The Washington times., 1895-02-16

Thieves Kade Two Hauls-Joseph Gauzza,
of No. $40 Temperance alley northwest, re-
ports to police headquarters that an Italian
youth entered his house and breaking open
trunk, stole 5000 in specie therefrom. B.
F. Luker. of No. S12 Fifth street northeast,
reports the loss of an entire gas-lighting
plant from vacant house at 1905 Twenty
first street northwest, through tie operation
OF thief,
The Washington times., 1895-02-16

OPPORTUNITY
" EXTRAORDINARY
/ will sell to desirable party for $500 cash
my new restaurant, centrally located, rent low
and all fixtures and utensils new, now doing a
business of from S5 TO $50 daily; best OF reasons
for selling. rare chance for the right party
Address T. W., care this office fe9-tf
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FanilyShoeStore
3IO and 3i2 9Th ST. N. w
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DESoLITION OF PARTNERSRIP-NOTIC
LIS hereby given that the firm of Groome a.
Ahl, who have een carrying on the drug busi-
ness at 3UI1 II street northwest, is this day dis
solved y mutual consent, MIR. Ahl having sold
his interests to MIR. Groome, who has a. sumed
the payment of all deLt5 due by said firm and
to whom all payments due the firm should be
made JOHN {. GROOME,
Feb 10, 1895. W. FRANK ALL
fnIR-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
STORAGE.
MONEY TO LOAN.

n6ONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNE
ture, pianos, horses, carriages, wagons, &c; ths
property viii remain UndistuFbed, in your pos
session; terms easy; lowest rates; private Offices
all business strictly confidential; you can hayS
the money the day you apply for il; payments
can be made on the principal at any time; each
payment made viii lessen the cost of carrying
the loan.
Please call on
CAPITAL loan GUARANTEE CO.,
602 ST NV, main floor
The Washington times., 1895-02-16
wANTEp-MIscELLANEoUs

w ANTED-ALL BEER DRINKERS TO CALI.
w at Bush new place. Si7 9TH St NV aud
get nice cold bottle Of beer for cents
ali2f-fyr
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MRS. R. E. BLAIR, 9S5%f5s sss E e: Iaa

aEsAHAnF Just opened. Scientific mas
EsENS 1 sage vapor, plain, and sea-sal.
EetIArY0sf5 baths; magnetic treatment:
sTsa ~ p - u restful and curative pa. IN 10
. D. m NINE BURNETT, 12U7 G St nv. ia25-l mo
The Washington times., 1895-02-16

soully Brought TO Washington-Detec-
tives Carter and Gallagher yesterday aller-
noon brought from Baltimore Patrick Scully
the man who, it IS claimed, entered Kann q
Sons iewelry store and stole silyerware to
the value of $50 therefrom on Monday night
Wien arrested in Baltimore Scully was en-
deavoring 10 dispose of several silver spoons,
which have been identified as some o. those
stolen from Kann q Sons place. Scully is
but twenty wears of age. and states that the
silver WIS given him to sell by man named
Kelly
The Washington times., 1895-02-16
FOE RENT-HouSES.
CoR RENT-REDUCED RENT.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EOR SALE-7-YEAR-OLD HORSE HARNESS
II and platform delivery wagon; good as new
j. w REED,
fel6-3t 400 9th ST. NV
E'OR SALE-A FEW SEWING MACHINES N
Il frst-class condition Tor sale very cheap; /
Singer machine for $3.50. with attachments:
Hartford machine, high arm, attachments, So;
high-arm Weed machine, with attachments
s. 80; good Howe machines ga. so each; lessons
given with each machine and guarantee for
years, during which time we agree to keen the
same in order free of charge HERNANN'S
AGENCY, 419 AZ st. S. W. fe14-3t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR SALE-LoOK. ONLY 81 ,050 FOR GROOM
brick house, water, sewer, and gas, No
1S9 st Sc. $50 cash. bal S13 per month; per-
feet title. JOHN F. DONoHOE. 30S E. Cap. ST.
fe16-1t
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DR.. LEON,

te1 Missouri Avenue northwest
OFFICE HOURS, TOT, 6Toi
The Washington times., 1895-02-16

vi such stocks, bonds, trusts, sYndicate
certificates and old line / Re policies; delay
IERkES & BAKER, 20 TO 20 MetzeTott Building
The Washington times., 1895-02-16
WANTFD-RoOMs.

w ANTED-FUR. ROOM IN QUIET NEIGH-
w borhood for occasional use, where no
que tiOns will be asked. Liberal compensation
w. Il. s., this Office feIi-St
The Washington times., 1895-02-16

1t will open with religious service at 2.30
p m, Sunday, by Rev. Annis Ford Eastman,
Katharine Lente Stevenson, Rev. Anna toward
Shaw, Elizabeth u. Yates, Frances T. Willard,
and Lady Henry Somerset.
The Washington times., 1895-02-16

NoU DON'T WANT To EAT SNOW BALLS
L for supper, then remember that We sell
f rst-c:ass suits and overcoats Slightly worm
at .'waY-down-low' prices; call and Investigates
JUSTHS OLD STAND 519 u 81. NV
The Washington times., 1895-02-16

IkIANTED-HOUsE CONTAINING FIVE OR
more rooms, gas and water, between First
and Seventh, l. and northwest Not exceeding
Sl5. HARRY, TINS Office. feIt-3t
The Washington times., 1895-02-16

TWO NICE, HEALTHY BABIES FOR ADoP-
Il ton TO respectable party. Address 315 p
O hnw
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-09
6efnnebeitSbebjrbe.

SIN Der reeeImdBisen 8eriammIuns
obiser 8ebbrbe am Sreitae, ma1te sns
ipeftor Ibomas einen ldnseren 8eribt
iiber perfalihte Wiilb. gr fanb, bab
trOboem bic Uiild, iiber neI9s ipeaiel
8lase sefIbrt tparo, ibren 8erianbtort
in 9ienton in unseipdiiertem 3uitanbe
perlieb, iie am AbIieferunssort in Spos
Bart perfalidt anfam, unb bab Der
Greiber ces @asenS bic. @srobnbsit
batte, auf benz 8eee bierber WliId su per.
laufen unb bann bic psrfaufts Wild bur9
3usuB bon Bafer erieBte. Der 3rei.
ber oeS Wa8ens purbe natirlid bon
oem Wlildlieferanten entlahen.
SIN 8etreff bes unansenebmsn sc,
i6madS bon mander DtiId sntbsdts er,
oaB mande 1reibsr bic @snObnbeit bats
ten ibre leere NiIdfannen auf elmer 2abs
une Miit beimsufabren unb bislslbe ba.
ouI6 ben unansenebmen 8eiseidmad
erbieIt; er CAB bierauf Orbrs, bab oisi'
unreinlt4e @epobnbeit aufb6ren mub.
Superintenbent 2oftus bon Der Ser.
brennunssanitalt bsri6tete, oaB er tpdb'
reno oes perHohenen MpnatS 2576 Sal
fer 4bfaa, IL Sunbe, 2 8absn, l 8alb
Sub, @aidbdr, l 8ranid, l Aai'
gator, "a 5diisr 8ObIsn unb l Sab De
perbrannte.
Sn 8etref ber 8srunrsinisuns cine,
Der SiltterunsSfluiie beS glmburlt Wai
ierbebdltsrS purbe bei6loHen. elm
Nuaniitdt bes 8aHsrS Der Staatsbs
bDrbe sur nnteriuduns su ilberienbsn.
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Spbe 9arfer NDtisen.

= 8lumenbiebe betreiben auf biefer
Seite in leBter 3eit ibr semeines Sanbs
inert unb auentbaIben tsirb iiber SieIeIs
ben 8Ia8e sefdbrt.
- Ser Observation-Disclosures SeIbon
Wl. Softer bon Sdo 0iain apenue, itarb
am Ulittipod su Safe Saranac, q. g..
mo er iid aus @eiunbeitsriidiidtsn auf.
bieIt.
SObn Gillespie bon Bromley Gpe.
nue., in ben g.. 8 & Q9. &arrenperien
anseiteat, erbielt ant Samitas baieIbit
stpei 70 idlimm serbriidte Singer, bab Iie
'bm absenOmmen tperben muBten.
@m. SduIbp peiserte id am
SOnntas auf Der Weitieite, einem 8oIi.
aiiten bel elmer 8erbaftuns bebdIfIi6 su
ieln unb ipurbe am Uipntas bon Glib.
6uaer bafiir Su elmer Strafe bon SO
perbonnert.
- 2etpiS 6. Snnes, Der cine @irtb,
idaft an yiorb Ufain Npenue betrieb,
iuurbe am Sonntas Niorsen in ieiner
Settitube tobt aufsefunben unb cine lin,
teriubuns ieitenS beS GorOnerS srsab,
oab Elm Ser3fdIaS bic TOoesuria6e mar.
- Sid i'm Sommer fibI baItsn III
tpObI bas Sefreben zines ieben Msniden.
man mub aber iebr barauf attsn, bab
bic Ibfiblune nidt su raid ssi9iebt, ba
man iid babur6 lei1t rbeumatii6s
S6mersen susieben fam. SIM Sale
man iid iebod cur6 llnporiidtisteit elm
oerartises 2eiben susiebt, iolte ieber tpii'
fen. baB st. Safobs Del bes bette 8beus
matismusbeiImitteI iit.
- 4m Donnsritas INN bic Mittaes.
Itunbe mietbete cine unbefannte Srau
BON ben 2eibitaabefbern 8. 8. Spnes
unb Sobu an Norb Diain Npenue Elm
Bferb unb &utibe, um anseblid na6
Iaplor su fabren unb polIte um feds
llbr Nbenbs suriid iein; iie fam ater
ni4t sur periprodenen 3eit suriid unb
am Sreitas erfubr Sones bon einsm
Sreunbe, baB Elm Sunse, bas pferb in
Der Ri&tuns bon Starts Summit trsis
beno, bon ibm ssieben tparb. Sones
ma6te ii9 bierauf mad Starts Summit,
mo er bas Pferb in einem StaIIe oaieIbit
fano bic Srau bate es bort einseiteat
unb polIte suriidtebren, BATS aber nidt
eetban.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-09
Sa8 xbal abmdrt6.

ablur.-Ssr Sunse 8. Steele bon
Bomb Strabe fieI am Samtas bon einem
Qpfelbeum unb trus einen Grmbru6
bapon.-Sie Seibenfabrif 1T am Sien.
itas in Operation seisbt iporben uno ioa
ssnus 8eiteaunsen fGr ieds WOnate on
Sano baben. gS itnb $50 Inseiteate
bort bsiddftist. bod sluubt man oaB in
turser 3eit bic Sabrit persrDbert psrcsn
muB.
- Gin 8ferb bes Gon IrdbaIb bon
Taplor brannte am Sonntas bur6 unb
BEL Der SoIben Wine tieb eS nit bem
8opf sesen Elm porfetenbsS @iisniiId.
oas ibm ben S6doel einbriidte unb es
tbbtete.
- gIiiabelb SunoIb uno SoispE
GbOppaf, beibe bon OIb Sorse. ipurber
am SOnntus in ScrantOn ebeIid per'
bunoen.
-Ssrr Sobn Surber bon OIb Sors
bat baS firslid bon ibm bon Der Stul
bebbrbe eriporbene Ieere Saus auf Elm
2ot sieben IaBen unb ldbt es sur 8ends
uns sinri&ten.
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Stm9sH'S
Spssial 0erfauf BON
Sdottii6en @ing9ams.

llniere Stipulation auf feinen idottiiden
@n9bams 1T unbeftritten uuo 20 1T pobIbe.
tannt, oab fir NuaIltdt uno auswabl uuIsr
gorratb oiesfsits BON Rsip Sort ndbt errtidt
wirn Nv
% mir niemas tuiini6en. 8aaren BON elmer
Saifon 5ur anoersn tu tragen. off riren mir Die
Btlana unisres 8orratbs. sttpa l5O Stiide, 1u
10 eents Die yaro.
Siss f cine @eIesenbet. ben s&teu artifeI
jum ielben Breife 1u erlanssn. pis aspobnlid
oer bier tabrDtrte 8insbam perfauft fpiro.
10 Stlde feinsn Clan 9Iaio eeiben Sing.
lam. ei9net fi6 fpsjisa fur Sailen unb Siuotf.
tlsiouns uno IT abfoIut fefe 8arbe.
stua 35 Sleioermufter. ertra blbIh Spissu.
trelten uno seorudte Brotaoe Srilbp Seloe,
lstbter @ruuo uno 27 Boil brett IL Naros
yum Wuitsr. seuobuIid 55 Ste 8erfaufsprsis
~ Sts. Die Barb ooer 81 68 elm Sleioermuiter
Cine isbr an,isbsnos 9inls Don feinsn iriIdtn
Otmities, franjofiden Soroeo Riques uno Or.
ganoiss, usibe perfits 9awns uno peibs unb
tclorirte Splifss.
$40 unb 5I2
Sadapanna Mpe.
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3tttStcn.

- Die bieiise @asetts mar am Srei.
tag As Sabre alt.
- 9ie idbrli9e 9uiammsnfunft ber
50. 9enniplpania 5reiipiaisen 8srein'
lsuns finbet am lS. September bier itatt.
- Ser StaIisner SEQ. Uiumtp erbisIt
am Sreitas in Der 9lsiptpn SobIen 60.
Nline elm 10 idlimm aeroriidtes 8ein
spii6en einem Barren unb elmer fleinen
2ofomotipe, baB ibm paielbe i'm Soipis
tai absenommen tperben muBte.
- Mad Dunsfoe bon @somins III
am Oiontas in Der Wt. 2oOiout Wiine
our6 cine bsrseitise grploiion i6limm
am 8eii6t perIest tpOrben. gr tpurbe
naa benz bieiiSen SoipitaI sur 8ebanb.
lung eebra4t.
- Omen 8oonep, Treiber Der Safsn
unb Setter GOmpanie, tpurbe am Cams
flag Ibenb sipiidsn einem Sladboots
unb Busen sefansen unb in idmerslider
8eiie perIebt. ST ipurbe nad oem
SoipitaI senommen. mo ibm grleidter'
un8 8el9aHen maro.
BauI. Der 4iabrise Sobn bes Gbe'
paares Wfidael Sane bon Norb Wain
StraBe, fano am Sonntae Nadmlttae
cine 9iitro'@Ipcetine Batrone, Ieste bic,
ielbe auf einen Stein unb idlus mi
elnem anberen Stein barauf bis bi,
Batrone srpIobirte. Durd bic grplo.
iion purbe er an elmer Sanb ioipie an
@eiidt unb 8brper berlest unb es mub'
ten ibm spei Singer amputlrt tperben
90 ipuroe erit befiirdtet, oab ibm BIZ
Sebfraft in beioen 9lusen ssrfort lei
bod ersab cine ndbere nnteriuduns nu
leibte SerIebunsen berielben.
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Neb 6cD
Gerti fitat lrD @arrantte.


SSir aarautren bertit ale asten 2ampensd'er
nde bic Gillette Rsb 8ep abren, ais bas cbtefe Slei
@las in gBelt ssmudt uno buB Sise NsIbsn nbt
psrtrbt Sebatst biies. 8rid @Ias bud SiBe
ienoet 3beI be1en nit Ssiem ausseibniitn
an gambler surdd bm ibr S sefauft unS pib
eud @IaS rsi Iieern. Nebmt eud Dor Nads
abmunsn @dt 9as Iusieben bon Hasen Sampens
sdIsn sIeidt 70 nabe un Ter EN- ebtsn Sti Slas baB
ibr. f8sr ien fir R ap gifeten irasm iOat
Hebmt fein anbereS
SNarietta Glas Spmpante,
Isb Ssp. Jnbiaua.
0Sm. Butler, Prdfbent
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SCRANTON
Spar= Sanf,
122 @pomins Nbenue,
Seranton, %.


oitliden EenniDluanien.
5ames Blair. Rrdfioent
9. 3. Briee. 8ije @rdf
Q. 6. Sdafer. gahrsr.
VI. 3. Blair aifift Gafirer
Sbeo U. Straub. 8ellet,
9ireftoren:
Sames Blair. Q. B. 9riee,
SEQ. 8 GatIin. 8rait M. Speneer
VI. y. Blair. Sames arhbalo.
VI 9. Seuneop @sptt 6. Blair
Nm. 8. SieieI. Sas 0. Safforo.
ssiibrt Elm aqsemeines Bantssiddft
SteIlt BedfeI jablbar in rssnc sinem SbsiIe
Der Melt aus.
8 pro,snt Sntereifen auf SepOftsn bssabIt
lin 8Inofdaft pirb scbetsn.
Sffsn Samitas 9lbenbs bon 7 Bis 8 1br.
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preisermabiauna fir ghutuaraphisn.

@abinet photographer, poas Sisur bon
8inbern unb grtpabienen, linb nunmebr
nur $500 per Dusenb. Inbere @r6Ben
unb 4rten iinb perbdItniBmdBis bilieer.
SIR bette Aualitdt unb SaItbarfeit
Der 8iIber fann ib sarantirsn.
Ssnrp Srep
30,4p. AL 2adaipanna Ipenue.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-09

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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-05-04
GUESTS.

On last Saturday Lexington had the
pleasure Of entertaining two distin-
guished guests, and OF course Lexington
entertained them royalty.
General Manager ]. j. Frye. Of the
Atchison, Topeka q Santa Fe railroad, in
company with President Tullock, of the
L~eavenworth Bridge company, was here.
Both gentlemen we're driven over the city,
and to the supposed site Of the bridge.
In company with j. G. Mcgrew and
Mayor raubman, General Manager Frye
was shown through the city, and then
escorted to Mrs. Nickell's Home, where, at
an Informal reception, many of our citi-
zsns had the pleasure OF meeting him.
Mr.. Frye's visit is generally accepted as
significant. While we withhold from
publication further comment upon his
visit, we believe We can safely say, with
out violating any confidence, that the
Santa Fe will cross the Lexington bridge.
Mr.. Frye was we'll pleased with the
situation, and expressed himself to that
end very freely. He Is one of the best
railroad men In the world, aud knows q
good thing. Having worked his way to
his exalted station 10 life from the hum
bier walks of q private citizen, aud having
In lmost every honorable capacity
worked for the railroads, he is thoroughly
conversant with every phase OF railroad
ing. He 10 an interesting gentleman,
with Q power Of personal magnetism. His
visit was greatly enjoyed, and those who
met him trust that ere long he can come,
not only to The river, but into Lexington,
in his private car.
The Santa Ee is comingI
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-05-04
CRININAL COURT DOCKET.

Crimanai court will be convened or
May IA. Judge John E. Ryland being
unable to be present at the last term, q
number Of cases were continued until the
adjourned term, which is &c be held thi.
month. Judge Rylsnd will be on the
bench. The docket is as follows:
FIRST DAY-TUEsDAY MAY IA.
State vs.. Will Lyon; forgery; two
cases.
State vs.. Godfrey Ulrich; selling with.
out license.
State vs. Louis Bauerle; selling liquor
to students aud minors; ten cases.
State va. Henry q. Gelzer; selling liquor
to minors.
SECOND DAY-wEDNEsDAY, MAY 10.
State VS.. Otto Bsuerle; selling liquor to
students; five cases.
State vs.. Charles Geyer; selling liquor
to students; three cases.
State vs.. Thoms Payne; disturbing
religious worship.
State VS.. James Barnes, Jr.; disturbing
religious worship.
State vs.. X. E. Lee; selling goods with
out license.
THIRD DAY-THURsDAY, MAY 16.
State vs. Joseph C~avansugh; embezzle.
ment as officer and agent.
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY, MAY II.
State VS.. Lon McFadden; grand larceny.
FIFTH DAY-sATURDAY, NAY IS.
State VS.. Jerry Bryant; burglary and
grand %larceny,