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w. mig ST.
TIRE MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF
THE 18TH CEhTCRY.
DE-. >. ID. HOwe's Arabian Milk Cure
IoR CoNsUNPTIaN
Cures ordinary Coughs and Colds In few hours
like magic, and
AOwe's Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier
spuTely vegetable. cleanses the system of all i'm
turties builds it right squars up, and makes pure
For General Debility" Lost Vitality" and
broken down constructors,
"ChatitHge The Nineteenth Csafurpn
To find Its equal
Very bottle is worth its weight in gold
Price 81 per bottle; SIX bottles for SIS
Sold wholesale and Retail by
CHAs. SToTT Go. $50 Pennsylv ania avenue
d. GILMAN, 621 Pennsylvania avenue
w q. DUCkETT, cor. Penna avenue and 70 a.
J.P MILBuRN Co, near Treasury Department
DAYS Co 18th and L streets.
J. MAJOR. 7th and II streets
J. H. STONE, Th and l. streets
J. g. JONES, 23d and A st g E.
TABER Co., 529 7tk street 4.
+. ID. BOWLING, IA and q streets g. W.
A. j. ScHAFBERT North Capitol and II streets
ID. HICkLING, 3Ol Penna. ave and Sd street.
W. r. STONE. corner 7th and streets.
WILFRED MCLEOD, Georgetown. marl9-3m
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CcRHs, BUSIoNs, BAD NAILS, &c-ThGus-
ands are relieved at DIR. Whites establishment
525 15tl street, opposite United States Treasury
washington, and North Charles street, Balti-
more.
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N o r I u =.

OPENING OF A NEW STATIONERY ~srORy
AND BLANK BOOK MANgFACTORY.
GITHOGkAfHING, ENdRHViNG, PRINTING
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER
The public are invited to call and examine on
sw stock BEN - FRENCH
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
and next door 70 Jay Cooke Oo.S,
seia-tr Washington, D.
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OF NEW JER

OF NEW JERSEY.
HOME OFFICE, IT'S BROADWAY, NY.
Il. q. FISHER, President.
BRANCH OFFICE, SIT 9TH street, 50. Post Once
LIGHTER MARCHE, Gent Managers.
Invites Particular Attention to its Special and POI,
MAR Features.
FirH-Its Rates are lower than those OF mos,
prominent and safe mpanies.
States which guarantee policy holders a DEFINITE
CASH SURRENDER VALUE, the amount of which IL
Ih1d-lt Loans the surrender value of it's Poll
Fe.rtA,,An Of its Policies are absolutely Non
:, Ffih:-Its Dividends are declared Annually upon
srs.tA|Is allows Thirty Days Grace s'i IN TIE
Essiiaits s 6ss4isr permit. i. to max. invest
msnts In any section o., the Union and its does IN
I, HILL w. Senerai Agsncies thereby rendering
Mi.thIIt invite. you 10 insure. expecting to deal
with you honestly and to give You fair equivalent
Tor your money. Bee one Of its policies and it,
Composing its Board of Directors for this city and
pistrieT OF Columbia are some Of our best business
men: TAX with them before you insure in any
~ u
~ Just received a cargo Of sHAMokEN NUT
stovss Will deliver I've in any part Of the city.
Foot Of 4tn street lst,
m2e 81 And Virgins avenue and 9th ST :. =
- THE NEW STYLES a
RAsOLS
SUN RELLAS
splendid stock, just opened at attractive prices
DRY GOODS,
Ia extensive assortment, for the Spring Trade.
~ ONE PRICE TO ALL. va
began d WYLlE.
mar29f lois and 1920 7th street n. w.
II e.JUerH PAYS FAIR PRICES 70, r.s,s.,
~ TENT, and Children's second baud CLOTH
NDEk CLOTHING, BOOTk SHOES &c
~ 0lS street. between eth and 7th streets Nos,
b. mall promptly attended 70 suIssG
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E0HEPACGH'S GREAT SHOW, which will open
in this city on Monday next, is by all odds the
largest, eonpetest and NEST interesting travel
Ing exhibition which has ever appeared in this
city, comprising menagerie, museum, caravan,
avisry and circus. The advertisement in anoth-
er column gives h;lt a very inadequate idea of
the extent and merit OF this model exhibition,
which must he seen before il can be properly ap-
preCiated.
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. HOSIERY in the greatest variety and sold at
the closest figures at C. Baum's Corset Factory,
'th street, 1nteuigencer BUILDING.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
DILL: h: WEIGH, REAL ESTAT TIE AG ENT
l. AND MONEY Broken. Houses Rented
and Rents Collected. Office corner Of 18th and
streets. maraD-Im
NJ Z w OF FIC E.
JUAN BOYLE Il co,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
No. us FIFTEENTH STREET, PLANTS BUILDING
handsomely FURNISHED HOUSE on south A
between I'd and Sd streets with all the modern
improvements; small cash payments and loag time
SEVERAL FARMS
Smsll and large on the line of the Point OF R,cks
Within thirty Tn nus % 4 tine depot
One o. 200 acres on the same road and distance
from depot impr0'ess SIX x fsSSITs s, &c
Near Capitol, fronting New Jersey avenue; one OF
the fnese situations in the city.
HOuS1 on North A street; 500 cash, balance
THKEE HANDSOME HOUSES I'm the west end
Also,
s'f S & ~ sis Of Sn SS city
MONTY TO LOAN
In sums Of from q 100 to aiep0O on real estate
A UsTIN P. BLOWN, =
"A Corner n. T. svenss aad 18Th strest, ,
LIHSSssks; ut, SEnEkr, SAND, &c. &C.. 10.
sfoa e. e ns :aSss nSss
rsvtng purposes delivered in any part Of the Dis.
bal Estate bought end s.ld and money I'm.
after give ny VerDonal attention. and WIN be ct M
ONCE dany from ten .. m. until foufp ,. m. msFi-6
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ITO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS SEALED Pro-
Arm leTH. Cor building sSS.t six mile. o. rrsck
OF Columbia SPECIFICATIONS will be furnished by
addressing JACOB ii. kENGLA, Georgetown, %
whom all proposals must be sent, Endorsed Pro-
posale for Guiding Union Railroad JACQB H
kENGLA. A p. FARp0N, JOSEPH wEAvER,
Construction O. mmittee me- 81
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ALASKA DIANoNDs, set In Gold, Solitaire
Studs, spiral and back, Earrings. with pSnI-
ants, Alex Hoop Earrings, with gold wires and
bell centers, splendid assortment of French pilt
Earrings, Necklaces, Lockets. and Ornaments
Tor the Hair to match, spring styles. received
at Prigg's Jewelry Store. No. 45s PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, between and 9th SIS.
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SAVE Your MoNEY.-The Freedman's Saw
ings Bank will be open IlOnday, April LIST, until
O'Clock p. IN. Now is the time to open an
account. Six per cent. interest begins at once.
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THR MOST celebrated and successful Latrob
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Stripe, a
Hamilton q PearsOn's, No. 4, Y. II. q. A. Bnila
ing, 9Th and ID streets.
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repairec
and made to order by Hempler, near Az street
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TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION

We do not see how yen able to sell those
Goods so cheap" is remark frequently made ia my
store, showing that you who possibly might have
doubted the truth Of my advertisements entirely
convinced OF 1t the moment you see the goods offer
of LADIES GSDERGARMES rs, made su Ss ne
ally Of good material and Of neat pleasing pattern.
Misses and Ladies' WHITE APRONS. Of Linen,
Pique and Cotton, 50 cents and u each.
Beautiful sets Of LACE SLEEVES and COL.
LAR in different handsome patterns at 81 per sett
Ladies' plain white BALBRIGGAN HOSE, extra
long, pair for u.
kERCdlEfS, 4 for 81.
ArGshsE supply Of Gents super stout English
A very fun assortment Of GhIldren's HOSE, Iron
Frame y to ga inches, and pairs for 81.
Bohemian Glase TOILET SETS, bottles and
pun box, all Tor 81.
Handsome carved and gilt WALNUT PICTURE
FRAMES, with glass, sxio, 2 for u.
. A ncn lot, Of my well known ali LHATHEB
Beautiful LACE TIDES. 4. 5, 2 and for 81.
9AIRBRUsHEs, CLOVIS, JAPANNED ria
Etf AsHsk mo uHf ..d ss
GE III; and great many other articles constantly
AETROPOLIrAN DOLLAR STORE,
$40 6EVENTH STREET.
feh29-h Near Pennsyiva nia sverus
OTONB CRUSHKD AND DHOKE0.
We are prepared to furnish
CRUSHED Oh BROKEN STONE
to Contractors in quantities to suif
We are also BUYING HARD BUBBLE sroSl
TOR Cash at our Works.
J. =. zU0 co..
tenb-O Foot Of street.
NOTICE 10 The LADIES AND ANATIURe
~ o. drgt class 6csee, Ornamental Tres, 6hrubS
Climbing Psrior Plants, Ac.-Havine soI1 ; Ar OF
ny place and FISHING e dissese 81 ne hslsnceh
atoye-named PLANTS and . greef mary othc,
rings o. 1rst quality IN Quanities suit
A;JAkDIN, Florist, corner Of Connecticut avenue
Washington, DO noS
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The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, ". Y. ave.
ana 18th ST. pays per ct. on deposits. 27t3.iitlG
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G E D r G EFT 0 w N.

Syagftu
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III o l. I p Az 600 ID q.

= " - u = n u - " " y -
We would respectfully call the attention OF our
customers and the public generally 70 our large
well selected stock Of GOODS FOB THE Holt
DAYS, among which We would name, In part
IMPERIAL LAYER RAIsINs.
LONDON LAYER RAIsINs, in whole, half and or.
VALENCIA RAISINs
sULTANA RAIsINS.
CURRANTS, FIGS.
IMPERIAL PRIMES, in I, 3 and pounds
COOKING PRUNES and DRIED FRUIT,
WHITE HEATH PEACHES, in glass, very bean
WHITE HEATH PEAOHEs. IN s-Ib. and s-lb. can.
GREEN PEAS, Domestic and French.
TOMATOEs, in 3-Ib. and s-lb. cans.
TEXAS BEEF, very nutritious article.
HUCKINS' PARKER HOUSE SOUPS.
ENGLISH CHOW CHOW and ONION PICKLES
WINDSOR MANOR PICKLES, something nes
FRENCH and AMERICAN PICKLES. all kinds
LOBsTEBS, in glass and tins.
PRESERVED GINGER and CHOw-CHOw.
PRESERVES OF all kinds, Gordon's make.
ALMONDS, wALsUTs, PEoAEs, FILBERrs
bOIes; FIRE CRACkERs, 90, &C.
FINE OLD JAMAICA Rum.
SCOTCH and IRISH WHISKY
Very superior OLD BRANDY.
Old BAKER and NECTAR WHISKY.
GAFFB CELEBRATED PURE BYE WHISKY
Port, ANGELICA, MUSCAT, SHERRY anc
MADEIRA WINES.
All the popular brands Of CHAMPAGNE wINRe
and few casks fine old PALE SHERRY in TIRE
Custom House At Georgetown, thereby guaranteein,
the purity Of the Wine offered.
FOB SALE Low By
BROWNING Z MIDDLETONs
No. 6lA PENNSYLVANIA AvHNUE,
decls-tr Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
GOLDEN HILL.
This popular FAMILY FLOUR In store AID for
sale IN lots TO suit.
All other grades Family and Extra Flour.
MEAL, MILL FEED.
BAL4D HAY and STRAW.
W. n. GAIT CO.,
0eclS-6 Indiana avenue and 1se street.
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DIR. LEON, Ill / street, between 7th and 9Th
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals. ~
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ME11eEH q HrLEs'
at SEVENTH STREET,
ARE OFF ERING A FINE STOCK OF
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES

Havana Oranges,
London Layer Raisins, I'm whole, half, and quarter
boxes,
Conserve Ginger, New FIGS,
French Prunes- in glass, tin and boxes,
Gordon Dlworth's yeilies,
Numbers Preserves, Mortons Pie Fruits,
Almonds. shelled, paper and soft shell,
Pecans, Filberts, and Maple walnuts,
Pure Apple Cider, mot bolled,D
Prime New York Apples, Apple Butter,
Pine APPLE, English Dairy, Edam, and FACTORY
Cheese,
New York Buckwheat, Cranberries,
Golden Dripe Syrup, N. %. MOlasees,
Finest quality Gunpovder, Imperial, and English
Brt akfast Tea,
Mocha, Old Government Java, Ceylon and Bio COT
fee, green and freeh roasted,
No. Mackerel, in barrels and kits,
Mess Mackerel,
Jamaica Rum, pure,) Scotch Whisky,
New Eng land Rum,
Otard, Dupuy Co. Brendies,
Catkerwocd "Old Reserve" whisky,
"0ld Nectar " husky,
Old Baker and Caff Whisky,
Pale Sherry Wine, very fne,l
Madeira, Pert and California Wines,
Prime Butter, put expressly for families, in small
packages. I2ptr
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Board Of Health.

sXALLPo AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
INV PoUNDs-REcoMNKNDATf or TAG
INSPECTOR GEEERAL-ExPLoIvE eILs-NRw
FLOUK IN OLD BARRELS, ETC.
At the meeting of the Board OF Health last
evening, Mr.. MaTbsTy, from the finance con-
niftee, reported sGndry bills. among them those
100 expenses Of removing small pSx patients 20
hospital, amounting TO SSl; ordered 20 be paid.
Sanitary Inspector Stewart reported AZ free
Vaccinations since the last report, making total
Of S62 ia March. The physicians to the poor IT,
ported IA vaccinations since the last report.
Dr. Bliss moved that the Board OF Public
Works be requested to furnish for use of the
Board OF hi alth Plat or map designating the
several main aid drain sewers, with their lat
erals, together with such explanatory notes as
may serve 20 assist the board IN pursuing their
SANITARY Investigations; adopted.
DIR. Verdi, health officer, reported twelve N W
cares Of SMALLPOX for the week ending Mar Ia
18th, and but one death from that diseas,.
bTee OF these cases are confined To the house
on street, near list street northwest, whtfe tn
ccntsg lon has prevailed for some time. aud two
of them are from Brightwood in the county.
Dr. Bliss, from the committee on sanitary no.
lice. stated that he had made further Inquiries
in reference 10 the expense OF building pounds
and found IL will require S265. instead of $500 as
at hrs; estimated, for each building. On motion
OF Nh Marbury, SlG9 additional was apprOpri-
ated, making total OF $500 So far appropriated
for both pounds.
The sanitary inspector general reported 81
cases of nuisancCs abated. He also recommends
the increasing of the sanitary force by adding
four mere nlen-thTee A. meat inspectors, and
one a. fish inspector; also recommends the
keeping of CONSTANT books at each OF the sta
ton houses, AID that Major Richards be re-
que tcd to sanction the keeping OF such books.
The report was accepted, and the president was
authorized to communicate the request to Ma
:or Richards. That part OF the report relating
to the increase OF the force was referred to the
sanitary police committee for consideration.
The President introduced DIR. Rover, of Buffa-
10, y. Y, wbo proceeded TO explain his sySt5 m
OF deodorZing foul atmosphere by means OF his
ozone generator, an apparatus for the purpose
OF Gle aning rooms of foul air. DIR. Bliss offered
a resoiutiOn that a committee Of three be APP
pointed to experiment with Az apparatus OF the
kind proposed; adopted. and Messrs. Bliss,
Verdi ard the president were appointed.
Mr. Marbury offered a resolution that the sew
eral Illuminating oils kept for sale and made
from benzine be condemned as nuisances and
that law be passed prohibiting their sale, and
imposing penalty Of 10 for each violation; re-
ferred 10 the committee on ordinances.
communication from several citizens was
rea'. asking the Board of Health to prevent, by
ordinance or otherwise, the use of secondhand
fouT barrels for packing with -four in this Dis
trict: referred TO the sanitary committee for in
vestieation ndkeport. Adjourned.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
I IrE AND FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE
T II HANSON 6 B. LEWIS BLAcKFoRD,
5Is SEVENTH STREET
We effer 70 our friends and tine public generally
Policies " Insurance. at equitable rates. in any of
the following companies, than which there are 10
better in this country OF England:
TEE ETNA INSURANCE GO Hartford. Corn.
year. So, 100000 s'''''''" ''se' last
TEE NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
ef,er Scvies 50 SEA 900 iOsse. last year,
THE HARTFORD FIRE ms. Co, Q, H,rt,esi,,
losses last ti Year. n sasaa 600.
TIE FRANKLIN FIRE ms CO., Of Phl,del-
fasi year, 6 5 ,a5I 900. ''''''
TIE E.S, SPRINGFIELD FIRE ms 60. q, ssripg;
losses last year, 81 ,o65 zoe.
TIE LYNcHBURG INSURANCE AND BANK
ING co Lynckburg, Va. A sentative and
vigorous Company. Assets sl5o 600.
THE POTOMAC INSURANCE CO., Of George
fowr, II. G. Doing business here for forty-I ne
years Assets 100000.
THE FrNA LIFE INSURANCE CO, of Hat.
tnonId d. I. N. HANSON, Ags. Assets Sl6, 5oo,
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANcE CO. Of New
eTS y BLACKBOARD, Agent. Cash assets
The aggregate assets of the shove COMPANIES
amounts 10 hundred and Strea millions af do.-
.sTS
INSURE YOUR HOUSES AND SPRTyG
STOCKS NOW. March tciRdS ar. daag,Tosst
mario I'M
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mar23 gil PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
IsT e. NEW BH0K5 FOR SALE AT
Poor Mis-. G E3D.S ~ AMP Pa: Ay;
Rfenlltcticns Of Past Life. By Sir Henry Holland.
Leaders Of Public Opinion in Ireland-Swift, Flood
Grsttan and OConnell. Price ST.
Little Moorland Princess. By the author of "0ld
Nam selle Secret" Price Sl.75.
Patty, Novel. BY the author Of " Bookstore
The MISERY Of 0rciy.l. Translated from the
Two Plunges for Pearl. By Mortimer Collins
Price rs cents.
The Sylvesters; or, The Outcasts. Price rs cents.
The High Mills Of Katherine Saunders Price rs cts
Leaf in the Storm. BY 0aids. Price 30 cents.
CHARACTER. By samuel smiles. Price SIS
Wild Men and Wild Beasts. By Colonel Cumming
Wilfred Cumbermede. BY George Macdonald. Price
Can the Old Love- A Novel. Price rs cents.
How to Live on Dime and Half Day. Price Is
cents.
New Remedies. A Quarterly Retrospect of Thers.
pentics, Pharmacy, &C. Price 80 cents.
John Jasper 3 Secret. Sequel to Charles Dickens
Mystery Of Edwin brood" Price 81 rs. febl
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ANOTHER VOICE PROM DISTRICT No. Two
we nave communics ton from X. q. Cum
hhgham, denying in pretty caustie terms the
a4seatlons OF County. )" in regard to the politi-
car course OF himself and Others in that district.
a We Lave given one reply to "County, and
thf controversy promises TO spinout indefinitely.
We must close the matter here and advi.e IN
friends in the Second District to smoke ths nina
Of peace. f'Pe
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DILL: h: WEIGH, REAL ESTATEA G EN7
IND MONEY BROKER. Houses Rented
Streets ynar,o n,
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VIRGINIA CONFERENCE OF THE AFRICAN NJ .
T.. CHURCH.-ln this conference. in Rirhmond
on Thursday, Rev. W. b. Derrick presented
Rev. W. A. Claxson, formerly of the Washing
ton conference of the NJ E. church. for ad.,
sion. His parchment was read. which sho-ad
that he was ordained an elder by Rev. Risbon
simpson, of the NJ. T.. church, In the citv ~
in gos d standing i'm his own church. n, w 10
u. T. Morris, X. Davis and j. A. Scott were re-
Ceived into full connection. When these voung
men were presented for admission, Rev. j. b
haeco ?" which brought on a spicy debate. in
which B. T: Tanner, II. j. Young, j. +. Lane
and W. b. Derrick participated. The bishop
being appealed to, decided that the question
was fair one, and therefore 1t was asked.
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WAsHlEGToS AND POINT LOOKOUT RAIL
EoAD.-1 he books OF the Washington City and
Point Lookout Railroad Company were opsnel
yesterday at Fcrestyil!e, Md, Tor subscription
10 the capital stock of the company. and
Sl,I5,Oco was taken. The following are among
the largest subscTibers;-S. L. Suit. MARYLAND:
d 3 Walker, District OF Columbia; f.. o. Read.
New York. A. +. wiilmarth, New York; Ar
tnur Shepherd, District of Columbia; FendaU
Man bury, Mary land; III. A. Smyth. New Yorl-
Jert i. Mudd. Maryland; Jo-ton Giles
LOUISVILLE, Ky; John W. Bolter District ot
Columbia; l.. W. Ii. Hutchings, MARYLAND; IT.
Eugene Brooke, Maryland l.. IL. Maxwell.
Boston.
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DRICE LIST OF GROCERIES

ELPHONZO YOUNGS & CO.'S.
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TIE LINCOLN COOPERATIVE BUILDING AND
DEPOSIT COMPANY has since the new wear bee,
fully recognized, and the following list of OIL
GERS selected for the annual term: Prof Silas
l. Iocmis, president; Essex Roberts, vice pest
dent: Colonel b. F. Hawkes., secretary; Benja-
min ". Mccoy, treasurer; Enoch Totten ESQ
attorney; Mes<rs A N. Browne and s. s. Baker
trustees The directors are Rev. A Bouldin
Rev. H. Bailey, j. G. Stevenson William r.
Dayidge, Benjamin Tolliyer, Noah Robinson
Richard Nigel, Lewis Ruff n, and III. j. Williams
HE active membership of this association HIS
nearly doubled during the last two months
SUPPRESSION OF OBSCENE LITERATURE
The House bill for the suppression of obscene
literature in the District Of Columbia is in the
hands of the Judiciary Committee The bill
prohibits generally either the sale or piyin,
away CT any book or other object Of an indecent
or immoral nature, any article of medicine for
causing abortion, any advertisement of the
same, or any manufacture thereof: the penalty
being fine OF not more than Al 600 one half
TO be paid TO the informer, and the moiety to
the Women's Christian Association OF the Dis
trict-
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MRS. MARSHALL WOULD LIKE FAMILIES
1vA TO call and get their WASHING and IRON
ING done In the best manner at 2I3S @ street N
w. nSQ
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r. eyUerH PAYS FAIR PRICES for Ladies'
M TH Hn nnd Childrsnls second baud Clio III
q Ply street, between 9th and Tth streets MOI.
~ mau promptly attended 70 auls-tf
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MASONIC ELECTIONs--At the annual con-
eIaye Of WsshingtoR CoDmsndery, No. I,
Knights Templar, last night, officers for the
thsu ng NJ asonlc year were elected as follows:
Sir Charles II. Stansbury, eminent COM
maHcer; j. d. Barnes, generalisSimo; r. G.. Da-
WIS, captain general; John Hoover prelate; Jas
Nchee, senior warden; Robert Boyd, junior
warden; " N. Bryan, treasurer; Warren Or,utt
recorder; Henry o. Towlcs, warden; Geo. Plant
standard bearer; and Daniel Mcfarland sword
bearer.
Potomac Ccmmandery, Georgetown. last
night elected the following: Sir Knight y. g.
Gibbs, eminent commander; Robt. W. HARDY
generaiisslmo; Herman SeligsOn, captain gene
Tal; Geo. +. Corson. Irelate; John II. Schultz
senior warden; ID. >. Hedrick, junior warden;
Riley A: Shinn, treasurer; Allen Wall, recorder
james ii. Hall, warder.