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Mpeues 4t On theas and other pubUs
plase et masmaa ia the city te Caomias.
06n00s, In pursm e wia to jeta mlio
Of Ceagrem, tay mad. oh %movwing reguai.
SM goerning aONE:
Deuims for the publS. afley to silasion to
lealers or etier pubus pese of amme
smut in the diy of Washtagtea, District of
COlumbia.
Ordered:
That the folowing remultemare bereby pre
sertied for the pubile safety in theaters or
other public places of amusement in the city of
Washington, Diefict of Columbia, In aecord
anoe with the requiments of the Irms
section of the i resolution,
approved February 2. 1 entitled "Joint
resolaien to regulate license to proue of
theater. in the city of Washington, of
Columbia, and for other purposes."
Macion . In all theaters and other publie
pisses af amuasment already erected in the
city of Washington the door. *hall ones out
ward and remain open when the building is
Oecciied, e scept Sy doors oening both way
whicr Iay be. kept cloaed. The baln
doers, tatrware, seats ad ai.les
shall be mo arranged as to facilitate
areesn icaseeof are or accident; and. to aford
te requisite and proper accouinodation for
the public protection an such cases, all aisle
and pesusgeways in each buildings shall be
kept free from camp stools. t hairs, sofas and
other obstrctions during any service. exhibi
tion, lecture. performance, concert, ball or any
public asnemblage.
See. %. That in all theaters and other public
places of amusement in the city of Washigaton
there shall be placed and kept attached to a
water plug on each side of the stage and fly
floor. saufient home of the size used in the
are d iatment to extend, when in upe, to any
part othe stage, scenery and fxtures, on and
over the stage, and so situated and kept clear
of obstructions as to be available and in con
dition for insmediate se at all times, as pro
vided in the act approved January 26. 1887, en
titled "An act for the further protection of
=rty from are and safety of lives in the
'of Celambis."
gee. . There shanl also be placed over each
cartain opening, the fuln width of same, a
two-Inch perforated water pipe supplied by
one and one-half inch rising maan at ech end.
bec. 4. All lights on the stages shall be eleo
to in es -nat, the wires to be properly in
Gsisted.
Sc. 5, Over the center of each theater stage
Oere shall be placed a skylight contaling not
lees than eighty square feet of surfhee.
Sec. 6. The curtain openings of all theater
atoe sball be provided with asbestos curtains,
iWi hball be arranged with appliances to be
dropped at any moment.
86c. T. The side ais of an theaters and
other laceo amusement shall be not less
than ree feet in width and the center aisle
on the main door not lee. than three feet si
ince wide at the lower end of opening and
inorese in width toward the exits to a width of
ave feet Oix inches.
See. . All "as shall be of such dimessions
as may be deemed sufficient by the inspcutor of
buildings and the chief of tue Are
department In all theaters every door
that is more than eight feet above the
sidewalk shall be provided with ample
stairways or exits by such fire escapes as may
be required by the inspector of buildings and
the chief of the Are deprtment.
e. . All heating ' shall be placed
ouande of the wails of theaters and their s -to.
tion approved by the inspector of buildings
and the chief of the fire department.
ee. 10. All lighting, water appliances end
other arrangements AM heretofore defined on
the tages shall he under the supervision et the
fire marshaL
Sec. 11. In every theater during pub
lic perr ce there shall be stationed a ca
employe of said theater, who shall be
approved by the chief of the Are de
partment of the District of Columbis. Be
shaD be competent to render valuable amsst
ae in emm of Are or alarm of Are in or about
suck theater, and it shall be his duty to have
all apparatus for the exti tnt of fire in
proper position and ready or use as atine
durng such performance, and to whom no
other duties shall be assigned during such per
formance.
In this connection the Commissioners today
wrote to the managers of the Bijou Theater
calling attention to the following Geicinces
in the theater and notifying them to comply
with the regulations within ten days or the 1
theater busne would he revoked:
There are no water plugs and hose on the
stage and fy doors. Ihe perforated water pipe
over stage opening and receiving man to sup
ply samae absenas are h. n-tire
lihh of the *thete by taean
descent electric light. The vertical wia
dews is skylight to be arranged
by auomati, appliance an emse of are. The
curtain opening provided with an aebestce car
Osa; all side asles to be made not le.w than
hree b1et wide two aisee to be
opened s eapined fres the aisles
in the orchestra to side exile;
the two canter Aaile, on orebestra door opened
gradually freI the end mer the sags to a
width of Ave feet six inches at the rear end.
Also to open a center aisle in the gallery of
same width and Increase the steps in
width from the rear plateorm, a wil
be explained. Also to eaMtiass the proesenium
Or partatio= wal to the roof the full width of
the hous, and to be first sheathed clos and
dripped on the sheathing cad theentire surface
coverd with tin. The heating boiler to be
remeed and ~ oetide the buildng.
AMTIVULLKL
Com-- -'-F The Rvwiner.
Rrarsvsu.z, March11, 18ea
Dr. LU KOweas has bought of Mr. L. D.
Wise a lotis the upper part of the town and1
wit beild a hea----e dwelling thereen.
A fish weighing over eighteen pounds and
somewhat resmbling a carp was caght last
Wedneeday in a net in the Nerthwestern
hemsh above Highlnd
The citizens of lanilever have petitioned
the county school eamm=iss.an-r- reqguesting a
public school house at that place.
Joeph K. Eendrich is confined is the snt
jail at Marlboro' for strikig County Commii
stoner BaseL. Mr. Uew sl le at his home
in that village in a dangerous condition ad
edrick will he tried next mnth.
Tho county cosmenmsasra wore in session at
Marlboro' on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day aami-s aecouna, with the view of sak-.
lag the anal levy.
Mr. Woa. 3. Clagett, tobacco Inspeetor o
wars bous No. S at Bltimore, has madeth
following a inmet: Chief clerk, Richard
Wooten: siping clerk. Wm.D. Barry; weigh.4
lugeieb, i 8 D.Soden; dept Inpctr
Dr. D. W. linowden of Laurel, who has bean
seriously ill with pneumonia, Is rapidly re
covering. R.
Unava Osdese.
Lient. Waa. P. Day ha. been detached from
the receiving ship Franklin on April 16 and
ordered as eastive of the U. S. s, Banger oni
April U Lieul. J. B. Collins detached front
the navy yard, )'e--a= Flu.. on the l6th of
April ext and ordered to the Ranger on April
U LaenS. liemsma Heabury detached freen duty
as a memsber of the board of inspection of
merchant vese at NIew York and or
dered to the Isager on April 26. Asitn
furgeon 3.3. StItt ordered to duty at naval
tiospatal. PhiadelphIa. LieS. John C. Wilson
detached froma the navy yard at Norfol, V..
on 17th instant, and ordered to the. navv 'ard
at New York. Llostamaat Ceessmaader 'Jase
1.Dayton ordered as executia lii receiaang
luVermaont os 16th instant., Ensign Tborne..
Inoudes dotehe froms nval observaaury an
16th April and nrdered to the Rage as a
watch and division oneer April 26.
Ensign A. N. Roberinsn detached from the
Newash ad orderod to the Ranger ss a watch
and division eocer on April ii6. Jeseph 31.
Ward appstated asacting gunner.
lie aS Uubatsed te the Feeside.
boritay Elkins smid today that the eswl
martial -se ot Ma. Chae. 3. Thuaek
aserten, aseoud artillery. and Mai L.
C. Overman, eeps ost engi..er., wenjd be
--u-mtl to the Preddest Meoniy next and
would prehbhy he dliisond of within a
usub or tee. Ne added that math
ngeeomid he aid is regad tothese
eases n edvaan et the Psesideuts estie.'The
report that~ Overman wast dby the
inr aisits tat the Waroe Imp ,e het uis
iesisut Ons. A gemeies et gpem teessese to
the army, to he meted neat we, is . a,
et b ade genera, vise Gie,
-atrtisend the ..m...ettwi.l
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Twa smumm 1 Tmama
ame Aimae -nmlnk ssm ser lSmeb of
the Qbagemd.
1tled he mea. after 2ga Oetaneport
of the sjass s elmed but e witmem
was enit Ths 1tt A- had ot oen the
staud malf ab hear whim te ert adjeured
to i0 o'eek this moraIng, yet darafg thea
short time the whole hitoy of the enddn, tek
Ing off of two yong souls was relatd. The
witneas was a Slight, sweet-veseed girl. clad in
the omber garb of mourning. She spoke
slowly, distinctly, and though she told of the
killing of two beings der as life to her, though
the man responsible for their deaths sat within
bn or fifteen feet of her, apparently utterly
indiferent to all she ead, that girl spoke
with so ring of harshness i her
voice.with so trace of amimeityin her words.
e every word she attered sank deep into the
winds an who heard her and left an impr@
non that many believe cannot be removed.
Alhough at stim on the very verge of break
ing down under the terrible strain under
which she labered, yet she bravely withstood
that strain and patiently and minutely do
scribed the esenes of the awful tragedy. The
witnem was Kim Jennie Hanhak the eider of
Amy Schneider sad Frank Hamliuak.
Teu DaMa Wart's COAT.
Just before the court adjourned the ecat of
the- slain girl was handed to Miss Hamlink for
identilication. It was then that the eyes of the
witess alled with tears, and while the district
attorney held the coat before the jury that they
might easmine the three builet holes in its
front, the court. In a kindly, sympathetic tone,
bade the poor gif take a rest. There were
three ballet holes In the coat, all within a eir
runference of less than fifteen inches. Theex
hibition of the dead giri *garment was the most
efecusve piece of evidence given in the trial,
aud it -had a tisible efect upon all who saw it.
Around each bullet hole could be seen the
powder marks of the shots.
During the whole of Miss Hamlink's testi
momy the prisoner sat with his eyes fixed upon
the *oor. If he was touched by the simple
words of the poor girl no one bus the prisoner
knew It. Miss Hamlink testified as follows:
misc 1NrtXa Ham.1m.
My name is Jane . Hasnlink. I reside at
my father's residence, No. 1738 Q street north
wes. I know the prisoner, Howard J. Schaoa
ietr. I first became acquainted with him about
the first of last May, when my sister Amy, af
terward his wife, introduced him to me on the
sep of my father's residence. The prisoner
them lived at No. 1739 Q treet. My ster was
married to him the Arst part of last June. I
Irat knew of their marriage on the 3d or 4th of
the following July. My sister then told me of
ier marriage. In the evening of the day she
lad me I Informed the defendant that my
dister had told a. He Said nothing o it
merely laughed. My father first knew of it the
!4th of last October. My mother learnted of it
a few days before that. Mr. Schneider said he
wished the marriage kept secret until he re
:eived some money which pople owed him.
when he would take my sistr away with him.
.Tn PtesT 0 Tax T=AGEDy.
On the 31st of last January, the night of the
hooting, my sister Amy, my brother Frank
and I left the house a few minutes before 8 to
go to the new chureh on Madison street; but
re saw that the church was closed, and we then
went to a drug store near by. Leaving there
we came down Q street on the north side. As
we naAed our house we noticed Howard
SchnMier in the mid&le of the street, coming
eress and going as we were toward 17th. He
was nearer 17th street than we were, and walk
ag slowly. My dister was nearest the curb, I
next to her an my brother next the terrace.
Iloward Schneider slowed up as we neared him,
nd, turning, caught my sister's right wrist in
as left hand. He aid: "Amy. I want
o speak to you." I did not hear her
-eply. I passed slowly on and my brother
itopped after taking a few steps ahead. When
[ left her Howard Schneider still had hold of
ny sister's wrist. They stood very near the
:urbstone ad my brother stood six or eight
'eet away. near the terrace, with his face
oward them. He stood about in front of No.
1739, nearest the eastern line of that house. I
iad my face turned away when the firing be
put, but immediately turned to look at them.
was then about in front of No. 1785. 1 heard
loward Schneider say, "She in my wile," and
masediately after the tiring began.
WvZ eNoTs waan rIa.
Five shots were fixed, and Howard Schneider
[red d of them. - During the firing he moved
a the right about one step. My brother also
moved a little, but I don't believe my sister
moved a bit. The live shots were fired very
mpidly. with no interval between any of them,
and while they were being fired I heand my
inter's voice, as if she were pleading. As soon
w he fnished fring Howard Schneider ran off
=ra the street toward 17th street. My brother
itarted after him, but had gone but a few steps
when be fell in the street on his face. I ran to
aim and spoke to him, calling him by his
iame, but he did not answer. As I
ient over ham I heard my sister cry
hat she was shot. Leaving my brother's body
[ ran to her. I heard some one ask what was
he matter, when my sister replied, "Howard
Ichneider has shot my brother and me." I
taited to go to my brother's body again, when
[ saw my father standing at his head. The
)ody was then earrted into the house and then
ny sister was helped in. I screamed, but said
tothing until I went to my brother's body In
he sreet, when I said, "He is dead." did
my afterward, "Howard Schneider has shot
my eier and killed my brother." My sister
was first taken into our parlor and then up to
he iscomd-tory front room. Only her oat
was removed down' stals. It wan a light coat.
Distriet Attorney Cole-Is this e coat?
An bera-colored broadcloth cast with a double
'ow of light pearl buttons being handed to the
Miss amlink-Yes, this is the oat,
The district attorney-Emis Hamlink, did you
sotice afterward any effect of the detsma=a's
grasp of yoursister's wrist?
nisHmih-Yes, sir. He caght her
round the right. wrist near her hand. His
rasp left a large bruise, which extended
round her wrist. I saw the bruise often be
ore she disd. She complained that It hurt her.
t grew green and dark and looked almost as
and alter she was dead as it dIM before she
lied. She dies about 12:45 the Saturday
fiernoon following the shooting.
1gg moIAIN MINE EXPI.4gION.
'se ftma time Smursintmg Osuatry Pemr
lug IMath ie Town.
Isater particulars regarding the Belgia mine
xpiosion than those printed in yesterday's
Tan show that it oceurred in a gallery 4010 feet
elow the surface. Here were working 210
sen. Of this nuaher forty escaped by miens
f the sceend shaft, ad sixteen others were
ecued in a terribly and It is believed fatally
njured condition.
The excitement among the crowd of women
and children enatinuss to grow In intensity,
nd the gslet et those who have husbiande or
athers in the mine is pitiable. Some of the
wossen were quite frantic and it was found
mcessary to get their friends to remove them
rom the scene of the accident. People from
he surrounding maetry pordInto the town.
iany of shama have Inendr relativee among
ho miners and thsey added to the great excite.
maent prevailing everywhere in the vicinity of
ho pit'a meuth.
Moima' WvAnZ Cc-m --The Moser water
slors displayed in the Pischer gallery, Ass
5th strest, are attracting much attention. The
inhi~lion is op.. deity to visitems from 9 to Le
sanmn=='adesisement In Losal Mentions.
Algy-"De you think, my love, that your
atber will consent to our naarraaga?"
Agely-"Of bours papa will be very sorry
Aoy"u . "alsay to him that, instead of
ingeadaughter, he will galn a son !"
agely-** wouldnt do that, love, if .ye
'sally want mse. Papa has three such eons
iviag at hem new. and be's a liii. bit ternchy
an the poit"--Tlid-Ei.
At the Oper.-Mrn, Vgae-'Why, that's a
artea ns 6ean1 There are tw o ws et
err.O ~they are masrvel fel
beater part s!"
Iw-lHI-ILs
The ge nqantesfor the cern
aisiiseadal hitn the mise feee.
hbaes hse eswhere Inou ad
ss on mesrit We destrestt
Osassed. bet dep rlyent S
d ia wee sS a*nd hen esa
r Men~e s
an
s..s OVA"
IAasetam arAonrae5U.
he: Deary, you are a perfect bear today.
Uenry: No, you arn mistaken, my dear. I
was aboar an last week, but rve bees &b
ever si" the market took ht tUraOn Ms
day.
"I me," aid young Mrs. Tocker, "that some
of our prominent citizen a are aeused by this
paper of winking at violations of the liquer
law."
'-Yes," answered her husband.
"I think." she went on penvoly, "that I
have noticed something like that while with you
at the moda fountain."
He was a mighty pugilist,
Whom all men saw with fear.
Till he became quite deaf and damb.
That ended his career.
"Kim and make-up." said the young man
when he discovered that the salute of affetion
had left red cosmetic on his. blonde mustache.
The King of Greece speaks twelve languages,
but it is difficult to see the value of the accom
plshment when the Emperor of Germany talks
too much with one.
"Do you know," said Gus de Jay, I've lot
my ha ht?"
"Are you quite sure," responded Miss Ip
perton, "that it Is your heart and not your
head?"
Tn3 sPSING PonT.
"Where are you goin. John," aid she
"'o sell a poem,' he cried in glee.
"It tells of spring and the bursting bud,
And the clouds that over the aSZure scud;
Of the mild warm breeze and the wakened bee.
'Twil make me rich, as you moon shall se"
"I hope you'll be careful. John," said she.
"You know With your health yoU must not be
free;
For spring is risky with snow and flood.
Don't Iret you feet; it .ay chil your blood;
go take this coat and these gume from me;
They'll save your life, as you sen shall s."
"Isn't that a strange-looking eagle on the
new coins?'
"Yes. It is evidently a step toward the freak
coinage of silver."
THE rObTMASTERS' CONVZNiON.
nueluen et Importanes Transacted at the
Session Ycaterday.
The convention of postmasters adjourned
last night. Atyesterday's session a number of
resolutions recommending changes in postal
laws were adopted. It was recommended that
postal notes in fractions of $1 be
issued. It was also recommended
that postmasters be permitted to
employ persons to test carrier routes to ascer
tain if letter carriers loiter. A proposition
was adopted for the establishment of separate
corps of Collectors of mails and the exemption
of Union soldiers and sailors from civil service
examinations for sudh purpose.
The following committee was appointed to
remain after adjournment of the convention to
draft the recommendations of the convention
into legilaation to be submitted to Congress:
Postmasters Brown of Toledo. Burbank of
Lowell, clarkson of Omaha, sperry of New
Haven, Lewis of Atlanta, Nowell of Milwaukee
and Harlow of St. Louis.
A resolution was adopted that postmasters
be required to return to senders all second,
third and fourth class matters Indorsed to be
returned, the sendors agreeing to pay return
postage.
The bills pending in Congress relegating
paper-covered books to the third class and re
stricting the distribution of sample copies of
newspapers and periodicals wereindorme.L An
enlarged size o stamped envelope for the
special-delivery service was recommended.
The Postmaster General was requested to
urge a liberal appropriation for a post oNoe at
the world's fair.
It was the sentiment of the convention that
the bonds now required of postmasters are ex
cessive, and that corporate security should be
allowed to all bonded employss.
Collector-"Won't you subscribi something
to our fund, Mr. Brieff'
Lawyer-"Have Iou asked Browar'
Collector-"No.'
Lawyer-"Wo, 'd advise you to ash hewn.
He'll give you something handsome."
Collector-"But your subscription?"
Lawyer-"Oh-i? Oh. yes. WelL I won't
charge you anything for my advice about
Brown. Good morning."-lIarper's Bammw.
Wfe-"Nothing for me? Then you have for
gotten that this is my birthdav?"
Husband-"Not at all! Oidy I didn't wish
to remindTyou that you've grown elder"
Bolicitor (to merelant)--"You are net adwer
tUsing any this month, I notice."
Merchaut-"No, i've quit."
Solictor-"Great Sotst, ,man, you haven't
gone back oa us, have you?"
Merchant-No, not quite so bad as that, but
I'v ~ot to take a rest, the docor s , and as
for a few week.-e'a as te
KOCE~s DIiCOVEE?
? em4 4ioeoese that toeof
petr efteey them the
metei 1y1sph.
The tubentie bucif were diseoweed
Prof. Koch, to be constantly presmnt i
-ae of ce.--nptin Where the blood is
contstas codtion known a coua
which is characterimd bythe labflityo
curtain tisus to become tesat of chrumic
lnflamat~fin= and enlargmeth.
Them. troubles mystart as cater In the
mmabsnn eome w*0ea th"etubie
baccifli enter, and multiply, and we hvas
a result, that dread dsseOenpim
Find a perfect remedy for sefain all
ery. As a stmgh-st.'r, bloodelemass,,
datSeted Iteearde reus
water tu a aer et
and isrefed. emaaee
T1ss asoef ebesesendeal ed relse
dteed byse th pWepareusl.
ehsmecafee abes ems hwass se
sso -gtes e ashe Tess n
the ho ese e sho' W ess' ag e.
ICURE F
temastee
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AELIEF FOR THE SUFFERKNO-NLa ATMA I
DR. GREENE'S NERVURA
THE GREAT SPRING TONIC
AND RESTORATIVE.
Wveak, tired, Sangid, exa""ste ds-efew IV-weron hvia
strength ; who are sleeples, wvaft Sired an unrefreshed, wihout,
serengt and enlergg for A" dayse woerk ; who have poor blood,
headache, backache, dyspepsia, indiges, gas# bleating, faine
3' t I es
feeine,'- =12 o apput, ensuaion, e\ e. I es- nou -
7an. shul re a th e eComm - hl eoeI a ow n
m.. w c. .
DR.11 . a is e rn . IGREENE'Sig-R VURA
eto n d feest e iu ,i metakbe sAw s estrog i
45 sA bmea frghU"Vsg aM~en o wt"r um
oraeskth tired a n ewoa ed raes, renriehes a i.eilod
stresgth; e. are lmbs wandetre hae mndst re. ed, wit
4eAngLea.t of tite pQ6os. X.MR.a.Mdu
sfferer, andou l n e r eg it.Dreggistl
ILsboe onwt Gewvoq andM Is wahe b t rribly ea.rni onpine. v
Dr. Greene, the oce ialp .peetaUM in euring all orores f sene anld cbonte
dson* . I W'e'st 1'th 8L, Ne- York. can be a conesuled Atieeonafay by. t te , Wing
Nna Lw S er Iae.a every time. N ta waktuh
to*Yo L n elgsuhici Iar C o t on teor frt.
JANUARY 1. IB,
&= 4 -..- -................................................................ ....... .. 12 . 2 .1
Jsabilities, Includiua the Reserve on all ezxstin.PoUcis (4 per ouat StandabrJ) 110.8).5
Total Undiviuda 6srplua. ...... .... ... ............................ .
........................................... ...................................... 31. 4.194.
New Insurance Written in 1M . ............. ................. ......... ....... 152l.Cu.%-.00
oustownai Inog me....-...................................................... 614.&2M.7 .0
JOSN A. MWCALL. Preidad
URERY TUCE. Vic iresident. A. HUNTINGTON. I. D.. Mediel Director.
ARCHIBALD H. WELCH. Second Vice Preeleat. CHARLES C. WH ITNEY. Secretary.
3EOBO W. PERKINS. Third Vies Prestess. HORACE C. RICEARDSON, Assistant Actuary.
RUFUs W. WEEE8. Acteaqr. EDMUND C. STANION. Cashier.
TREEE E .
WIL.IAM X. APPLETON. 30EN CLAFLIN. WALTER H. LEWIE, WV. L. STRONG.
C. C. BALDWIN. CHARLES 8. FAIRCHILD. H. C. MORTIMER. HENRY TUCK.
WILLIAM H. BEER1. EDWAtD N. 01BBS. RICHARD MUSEE. A. H. WELCH.
WIr.IAM A. BOOTM. w. 3. HORNBWWEE. EDMUND D.RANDOLPR.Wl.C.WRITXET.
W. 5. 300ELE3. WOODBURY LANGDO. OH N. NTsaxa,
J. 3. JACOBS. Gemeral Manager
.L.epL. 8 south St.. Baltinao..m
T. D. SADDAWAT. Distr Manages.
G0oe0 E C. BoW .SPuCiI.AEN. -.
mhlSh1314 w.. Washidstem. D. 0.
ANO=EE MAx MAD HA1. WINTERRESORTS.
R OTEL IMPERIAL. ATLANTIC CITY. N1. J.,
Mzrylaftd are. *tacuagheoce~v. Calacitly.*20
JO5 A. EOMP0N 0iVE3 We1 TzTIMON! AS Zlectr., UOG. BIwe Mlru. rmo Ae. EvwY hOm
occmlort. IrtsoS3pardav. 6St. -
TO THE GREAT BENEFIT BE RAS RE- nAu ". 6WZw..k.
TEE SRLEENTUCKY AVE. IN" TAI
0EIVED FROM DR. JORDAN'S 'B AUan1 a L
TEATMENT.
HOTEL WELLINGTON.
Soe. R. Thomasom. satomter hi trade. Ias act.of OCEAN a" or KENTUCKY AVE
Waddiainon and reide at No. 2010 I sirest orth- ATLANTI CIT. N. L
west. Be meed for ers with his Yors. Se" MA sIS . A. a n. d ILNO
throat, and gives descripuee et hId 4 56is I and =tTON, KENTUCKY AVE., ATLANTIC
cum City. N. J1.. sawr bec. Apaimimeut Mrstew
WINTER RESORTWIS.
Tear. MIMi. sar. AT.N. .
T&K UL TAVE.. ATLANTIC CIT1.
Marylnd afr. tag hesA.capam view. T2ee
ubahl h-e" tiuoaL . W. -DIET.
UT 0INTAL. AtKETUKAY . N T
OpI.. en torteesom Msch t
TaxeS CLORS. TAmel
H*" W60 wn. eo
fj0z-"&ATLANTIC CIT. . T.
/ - Deahelm M- A. & hektR. IN
leaue watery hot meehme
THE L3T3. ALA.
T.E'''"0&'j7I CCIAE. TI.NJIr
AUAfai4
*14k. LUAN a M0
Uaas ysthm lf T I freeIth ATLAnftI C4. M. .
te ,e um d to nee o ewhad and o..Wonallye
would fo24 whi, w otmunly vowIst there -a Ma.aa-o 1011111,S ~
alwas viot in my owo. Two 'eeass. I bed an JA't.asa oo.
atck at tge pigge. eaewhich Une, I hav bass~ &I&IUMM?9. M3CEIU AV. ALN
ware. I It"ees pma Pin ew hyelad as Men ft ~ TV ty bye m A
the ulorning I Noeid hawk sadl "it a a &@1 trlngamf
to, deer mMean et at tblk gblanal my noSa
~adS upenase tes an I feeddi"'-.lt'ia 'ofi
I" thrgh.. Mmy vie mw thk. the eH m .
Deasl tiandiaaa - ..am. s.*atA.
he dae Aloe thrse M nta o I WSW umber li- ILs W. CaANDEM
want w"t Dr. jorag" a"d aftboah as the smen the.J
imuese vas oft% tekw I em swinv myjgAI~3h.W~K ..
t .to
tanys treble reme ee Mien yee with my ease:me
weale ~ ~ ~ ~ l fo6s Natmw was".~~irpifu;tes a
ditc fhegip. whihasme . is so a Im
weamlds. I t.nes sale i myua hedtn. Inva
the mraar us esa and tpit ast dea reym Bw
to ar my hseesithgeshh bleb ase wa0
psame se2adssl to SW dpm.Sr s
be dame.W AhMI Mmae ---- --e I etadrtwt
tha WWI. fr t n a me. a ftapsetM 9ea
i~AN.OW BA.
4, asn3.Snao oa
toOE ENS" TAT .J
AUM7rOIALES.
iMWu 0 L a..I
UOUGSEUOLD FtWTVS.
roga an Vowlaazt Tuitr..kj i'ar.ujr bia I.. t.) tu-'-l I
isitfetil I n -(tC.s..- vr r!"r It. T,. ia
Citfa llat (it Iiti& a. .'.i T,.j,- and V IUtV
lags, Rest Lars 'Atitow ltoung-ca 1-urtow..as endI
Slik l'orl etc-s. V;: . , :1%. 11-1)l I' c..cts, t
S~tair ati.! Nos, jI Cxrots ::I f!n- c nalt.tin. verT It .11
5.00, tS'L..- llI . I %Ik . ni--. cc 1.ru ,.
about Sea huntiesai.1 AeQ~..ac. 'A ", j Taui%.
fweret..rl A. Y " a . ax.r. Alt-a I - 1',,U i-- .1
1. iat..... An'-r.:tL I oilw.r Ii~in k .Ta 1, a . . ;
*tv,i. ca'V.ral lirlor iiti .rAsor Furule ci.
an seraratc. v^-%. 13 114~ut and a clw.r
Chaniter uties (*-In* of lbal TvTy Owal. v th
Freaeh pilate i-rr..av, supwmcr Hseir Malrvowas.a~
Fc'athrF;IW etot 11-.'". ar,.t 'ctt~ 11-1
di- ot ev-:y aec- r*.,ti~ia,.~*~.c oft Iron).' i
titzI.caa :,r it,, - t r tact Toilet tonti..
Cablnto. i:.-Gy Ckcat. M4a I'mwa lscltause. 'A
ant HiaI -1: ail'. waunt M. T. hull, % Vtatrt it1
tceraana io h' large quaceet) W 4..iA- aaa- UIWP
Latre.lari~e-t s.Orttnetit ot hi~vr-1'..c,. Wia-. I liac.
Ias ija<.11 it. 'ia tnt Vulnicc (' Nuca inxi It-ogre
Ci Ciotl,. larte 4u &Lilly.-t t're--r%!twJ~c e a111oesa
TI'IN'II. I W2. ollI;.,i ..-j-- at 'It N 4(cChcl'K. lit
tlic rts.Jdorvve of ltheI- aU tte IAaY J. I Kik4t- -; H
a liae -c' ..-a ii.oa.c dooliIAl ,io,l .~.
reoailhaAi ttelativaiof pselies vwi desire rAnt-dlarn
1. W. 111IRIA. lExotr'nr.
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4)ND.'t AT ill L cOclI 'C I 'iAiNL
11 AN Iti. %'il. c\' lI IA't-c
TAM).C N, %%I UPO~C~i 3N al cAL&AN JCOX
Tilts Irci-trty lie. ott 'ir UA.tIliit. af'*~. lt
Acu ir t) I 1jU11p.a.. ;a.8. .. a .. ; of.. I..R -
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T~.aa Parkc Irc.c.. rlj- .rc c AnlI tDI'i,-a
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I. icekv. &c.iar.
jATI~I:d SLOAN. Alat; ,ieemt~
byi ur). of a dte-ci of tic jt Iled the I11tha da5 ta
AaU... A. LO l1tce. .11.1 r,- 1 I %Ua,.tl L~e 1:_t".
r ~.% *j il.ir liinc't>-l o: 0). U 1 . I 1 w..wil -Il. Is
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OF' MAUL.A. UOi1. at ltAI.I-I'A. 1AoUk. U' .,n
P. MI.
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L ATUL"A, LAJ.N.Avu;ua -M 1407 0 V&
RPECIAL.
Wil 'ralnc--cSlee-coVfrtatb
-IL Ao cr-t c-d H:t l.') 1-i 1.1 in ;." 1T4A t
N.. I. AVO. Icc I ik 211 1. . -' lb t IC L8 tie
wt .l: % NiJI. * A. 51. IA.- 1t 141 e~ (OAKti
%:AbtiA., 1. k~on-iuaae Vrriir- Iii.! cI ~ k.k
I"Is 12- .t LA i ---LA 4 bit.4.11.
D UCA1111lb UOS.. Ad-Urn,.
SALE OF VALUABLE IA1t'rtfVEIP kNVrTA
PROcED I.LLL t-sAI . kc-- ILIL u
bLLV%alSIjhc Ih L&rpNA...rc'LN.1A Lt. C.
OeN TIL N 4tIN THijitO(.tRI ktil-. V-PILEIL
VAU. 0i R(K'161611. IUL t nli-. L;E.e
Till UAII.%I cAs-Il IN FkOYN I oF LACK AIkXLi
os'i-i cpEI.T i.
ity crito In.a !sat will sadteatanm efowlemd
QO-el. &:*@ of il. lljtect:i t c.1 * .Ica.,la. d-raaseid. ris
.ormincl ILi- .-r--.thr. kwiiCctc cI u lits .r It- AMa
L.tar'wt. inr Wal Li,. No, *t.. f. .1,t ! St. I % I 1i c-ftr lair
v.,c V1 APcubliic &,I, t-i.. itl fri ut ut It,.vq tetva. Vtta
Ia-*. lb. ia iLl .l--*..tte r-a' estato ta. faitust"I In
tGcs cucrcnty ad Wsasagaiaia. lbaAtzc-t ot Comaastda. at4
tue taw" s acInecahatc-,ae aaa I,- wat:
on FaulOAt IAl-. ELL% L\ 1H AiTH) DA? 0F
MAAACH. A R) 1PLIJ. at Fiat R (4) OVLAJC .311~..
a&.1 that v-et Larin a-ar or rcarma of ad 14"cna ac toe
in tia, "O.1 t) sand isrtri c ra Velngisa- part a
trat of land .-alCred 'talsc a IU iazinlai fir
tA fiaie It a bousRIMAatr In Wmhe' a leeclbd lciee
soallor on thc- lat o a wicane)- aade Alar.l11. A. I.
IceW, ilk n Ivzo Mea.tce. %&(it lU .ttt-ecallatu'ls,
irintiaw~ northi 5 d,,-cre g.aat. 4:. t;-10 pejac-e. to tahe
road called MoheI ito,e turnike; tilloom with said
caketoctla lla! der.wc-aa,. fleassrv-; taiawa Ieav
rW aW id dke outlh01I- alktia cr w*.ItA ItI jaccive to
ti. raliachied thre iiiic-cr n-.d. tea.coet said Mayor
read wsh 4lcer-e u.h-(Ialaveeiga
tiucnce.Leavng sid red.ni-at~c ?, derrsae t. 0
mm qia wd ow~owm or61
he awitbrawe StMiib Call" f
Ch w10 - SUn all
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t~~~~i ms se-mgr tb udo hn
ru.. MAmoo ?.,mfri c 6t edo at
14 1t ~ m~. am . aWe m a
,'Zkc ovt* or s.aw rns bm if md
47ttb % II.AU5 14.0 Pa I-we
MaeNoA l.40, to rg" of Iggaute
1 t.4, i '..q eIa
Ai afLyear'. l ru mwd MUCO.
v ?ol Iow uatam tom.umatm
Mo.o%. * 0 Sli kmal-Lit,~ 44%Sb
Litem 0A. altI t K 411.4W P
0er SAMA1thrd 111. &4kqern ..n u .
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hTi H I PbI im IH lwi t
sub !C4 11 . w ft
ml,~~m stim tos 4"aI L roa t
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ti.. .b , msmu121;01 tS'Sameadhuf
I't 045 ftW im atai~m ~ b
min.s. mam ?sdi .. at u.~ ~5
"Muuuci e sumt.al web.mu saj Lomam wad
PltrY 41 IIi14. "cbtoe. orm -ar o eauiea lau
1,1 IG&VImN~ climpihtv...y *mspwbmuls.Iauum 8"M
LO. .& da- it de. madi.. werncubi mA,U a" aaismh
wiiowuum wuorts"Abl the #.it&.#i duaim. br.alsi
Sus. 611 A*a I. vutwir a.,, 11,o ou,,, eve
'tr-. X 1.E~i; cili m~twt bug~a aitbisoudes%
I'll Jiot *,UM too laoslm , L s:tl od a eqay,
0' " l fatid ""ati. o " lB. tkjtaaa OfNN u
A~ltos mwatoo bs %* ma.p tha MW~ amUif
Wui'. M Uruludot 1.4 OW the~u vi& aa.ikl ,
*r..Lua~abquc too0 at tmiammim amggy suia
"-N...4 110W ad.1 iU. Os11aYiad 01I IRff.a b"
.ranci.~ Lam LE t: ol o.- o;.Q ulamma b.. la
rut ofamb ale llfbii Imatr.wau Lsat. Nsa mmtlopma"
iimWA. coulitih~uuta qA t& lw obt& thwImyLyjie.
Lev t ,scen L4,. t co sum1.i XLk .l lal mmd E
..a m~dsilMY .,adV1i NO %M ud barecmyietb oab
.rc . 'e.a-tm 40.4mg 0. U.Se gotsilly mm bWt
'!tZil, *uft - of timw.aimee n beV d
ini a lke. uIp"'r.,w . . 4 olmmhsil. g efitimia
loeotoi .&.I harnsi.
Pro*-*- f lme .:.,imIaderat tye l~Waut~spern
1-.iauy, to~ maid mu',,.r . mma 11nh;)
-' U) r...bo s emapasS
t~a. 1--J-.3 . ft
t - '- -~r sait I t abM. bis madboda
Iir ti iilittoM ~~jyam S itk b um U q
sfi-m lie - a A Wamaiszato~ thi my.i a," w u
liii i lutdhwitr tomr,,,..#. trowte sok johal bse im
kflo um ud caa l oism . a.r.sd-~~m~u 3 .I6
si14Ot. isare. I4 traa4. "., too uwmtyy tio uc ,JI
191"' tomkmn sold bak udtttie sma Lw.q.ueea -
MA. New be km. up aallIf'c f ie t)Jmab'oL 4Jb0
kk.MkSu lyFej ci ii u.utmsIb i di
L -rs toa . ---. 4 by IL~ysam. tm
NDxv -. r c('AXLEOV ab" am t dvvst~ ojS~p.
SW.g to"4 tire 04 ta aAt 4 iwe 1m &EiU~f bf
~a lodu ato" i n w.Jicu __hostbems.6ra..
out dumlist 1,.vPs ImM .. t., WIA plit ae if&as e
on) a-*t beltk 4w t mo tha bt.so efat.o 4aate
an t New4 Wr. atrcmi eat Aro bn alq
tkma .ai~vI woo d b- ga pa sm- dat s.o lea. oft.4
hadbeot as mcl e. A"ma Ak. .
itram be benomi ft;mmma a
Dra. VM.M mift taommof joiga
dab. to mmiluaa effbtme .2~auml
11a-d moist