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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-10
GRAssHoPPERED DISTRICTS IN DAKOTA,
AnAppesl from an Old Washinetonian.

Mr.. Harry Stoughton, formerly q resident of
Capitol Hill and gentleman highly esteemed in
this city, is now corresponding secretary of the
Moody County (DskOts) Aid Society. In a writ
ten circular addressed to gentlemen in this city,
he tells painful story Of restitution and suffer-
ing. He declares that the statements Of local ed
itOrs and politicians denying this distress are en-
tirely false and prompted by the fear that the
knowledge of the facts in the cose will restrain
emigration and consequently depreciate the money
value Of property. The Insect ravages Of two
years have destroyed the crops and the seed for
new crops. Unless people who have been spared
this disastrous visitation promptly rally there
will be many deaths from starvation. Disease
has already been caused by improper and INSULT
cieBt food. The Agricultural Department has
constituted Gen. Ord, commanding at Omaha, to
purchase and distribute seed for the coming crops
but until they are grown the people must suffer
terribly. Contributions in money, clothing pro-
visions, garden seeds, SC, are in immediate de-
maId. Commissioner Watts has directed an in
mediate and copious supply Of the latter. Money
contributions should be sent 10 Marshall Morse,
Flandresu, Moody CO., Dakota. Other articles
should be shipped to James Nisbet, assistant
treasurer, Dell Rapids, Mfnnehaha CO., Dakota,
BY railroad to Warrington, MINI.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-10

A healthy liver secretes each day about two
and a-hslf pounds Of bile, which contains q great
amount of waste material taken from the blood.
When the liver becomes torpid or eongested, it
fails to eliminate this vast amount Of noxious
substance, which, therefore, remains to poison
the blood and be conveyed to every part Of the
system. What must be the condition Of the
blood when 1t Is receiving and retaining each day
two and a-half pounds OF poison? Nature tries
and organs-the klndeys, lungs, skin, ETC.: but
these organs become overtaXed In performing
this labor In addition to their natural functions,
and cannot long Withstand the pressure, but be-
come variously diseased.
The brain, which is the great electrical centre
healthy blood which passes to It from the heart,
and It fails TO perform its ONCE BEAUTIFULLY.
Hence the symptoms ofIbile poisoning, which are
dullness, headache, ineapaeity to keep the mind
on any subject, impairment Of memory, dizzy,
sleepy or nervous feelings, gloomy forebodlngs
and lrritsbility Of temper. The blood itseJ
being diseased, as It forms the sweat upon the
surface Of the skin Is 50 Irritating and poisonous
that II produces discolored brown spots, pimples,
blotches and other eruptions, sores, bolls car
buncles and serofulous tum0rs. The stomach,
bowels, and other organs spoken Of, cannot es-
cape becoming affected, sooner or later, and
eostiyeness, piles, dropsy, dyspepsia, diarrhea,
chronic disease, are among the necessary results.
AS Q remedy for all these manifestations Of dis
ease Dr.. Pterce's Golden Medical Discovery with
small daily doses Of hls Pleasant Purgative
Pellets are positively equsled. By them the
liver and stomach are changed to an active and
healthy state, the appetite regulated and re-
stored, the blood and seeretl0ns thoroughly puri.
ned and enriched, and the whole system rem.
gyated and built up anew. Sold By ell hrst.class
druggists and dealers IN medicine.
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DR.. RALPH T. DARBY.
His Sudden Illness and Dsath-Funeral To-
morrow Aftaruoon.

morrow Afternoon.
DR.. Ralph +. Darby, q Well-knoWn physician
Of the DlEtrict, died last night at o'clock, after
q brief illness Of Inflammation Of the stomach
and his funeral will take place tomorrow after.
noon at O'Clock from his late residence in Union
town, D. O., where the services Of the Episcopal
Church will be read, and after which the inter.
ment will be made in the Congressional GENE.
tsfy.
Although the deceased was apparently tufn.
ing sixty, be was only forty-hve years Of age
having lived . life both full Of adventure and
trouble. He was q native OF Datlin, ireland, and
ives sufEtBH'b steward through out the cruise oil
the g6btsdefsts prlTatsef Sumtefj sftsF 1ssV.
ing which be esfHs 10 this city, where HE career
has been made familiar Though his iudiel6Hs
pss Of printers Inn The trials thf6HEh which be
hsd passed In futile attempts 10 make q iIFiBa
llh which he, however, sHeeeededl had embiE
tered bin somewhat AEAlBst empty professions OIL
IfieHdshlPJ HHa thus Bis Geld aud dHlhFitHF man
PEI #sae him Jew ifisBas but 90 the same tine
lev ehetHlesr lie was fFst hheEH befe AB clerk ID
Mains drug st6Fey from whence he struck out t9F
hiHself, aha hss slBee been often EHeWR 10 spend
~ he ssiBlbes q ebe day In advertising of the
HeAh - lbdleivHs Investment for the future
Besides DE life policy Of gl61d, he leaves quite
eemieEtAbie estate 70 his WiaeW, WHO "a the sails
beneficiary Of bis will, which was executed a lev
days Since
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A GANG OF THIEVES ARRESTED.

Recovery Of q Quantity Of Stolen Property.
OHheer Grant, Of the Second precinct, last Mon
day evening arrested Edward Quinan, colored,
on suspicion Of being sneak thief, and on taking
him to the station-house he made certain admis-
sions showing that he knew about some recent
FobbeFies, and on the information he gave Lieu
tenant Noonan dispatched Sergeant Perry, with
Officers Grant and Sullivan, to examine the
they found Q lsdy's sacque and shawl, stolen q
few days ago from the house Of Mrs. John Burgee,
on street, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets. The premises Of VIM. BroaduR, in the
came street, were also searched, and they found q
large number Of coats, q sewing machine, hats,
umbrellas and other articles. Broadus was ar
rested, together with two other colored men,
named George Jones and George T. Chase, on
suspicion. They were brought before Judge
Smell yesterday and committed further hearing
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Proposals. for stationery.
Kennedy has money 10 lOaA

FTUpUFHIs IUT BIHIIUnbTVI
Kennedy has money TO l0aA
VeEetihs IL good for the blood.
j. Stanley Jones has $4,000 10 loan.
Notice 10 graduates Of GsefgsteWH University,
See notice Of Young Mems Christian ASsotia
tieBI
A young lady wishes . situation % house
keeper,
Fifty thousand dsliaFs 10 be mSds=E, Ore 10
Knows,
Special Instructions In Mathematics Of PFiEs
dents College,
!. Ass;len sale Of groceries, "a, BY W. L, Wall 4
Co., te=#eFFeWI
psYlIR s 90, have superb spring sTsFseSts
FeAdyI#Aae,
q, q. REyaH, 81 Sect Place, has Just received
steek Of EiHe groceries,
.JehH 7, Mitchell 10 Offering, 81 his dry goods
store, silks below the usual Prices
New books n serial form In the hAmaTieaA Mil
FaF,h boa Ilal p, ", New York,
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OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
W AEuTOnTnN Marnh Xxx

OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, ,
WASHINGTON, March 8, 1875.
Whereas by section S,027 of the Revised Stat.
utes of the United States 1t is provided that the
salaries Of the officers and priVstes and detect
ives Of the police force shall be as follows: Ma
jor, Sl.T4U per annum; captain, q, 200; lieuten-
ants, $40; sergeants, sos per month priYates,
500 detectives 500; and by section ozS It is pro
GERS and clerks, shall receive further compensa-
ton OF nifty per cent. upon their respective sala
snm shall be paid by the cities Of WasbinSton
and Georgetown and the District beyond the linn
its Of SAID cities, in the proportion corresponding
said precincts" And whereas an ordinance Of
the late corporation Of Washington, approved
April 18th, 1871 provides that from and after that
date the compensation Of each and every member
OF the Metropolitan police department paid By
said corporation should be increased ten dollars
per month; and by an act Of the Legislative
Assembly, approved August Is, 1871, IL Was pro.
vided that the same salaries then paid by the
corporation Of Washington per month to the
members OF said Metropolitan police force should,
force doing duty In any part Of the District Of
Columbia. And whereas by said ordinance Of
the corporation Of Washington, and said act OF
mtfnbsfs Of said police force, payable from the
Of ti6 per month above the amount fiTsd By AL
q SSnEt,s As shss5' ts ssf "a AZ e v.s
Tor the Edppett Of the government Of the District
q geiunbla for the hssai year ending June %,
1870, and ipf other purposes" the commissioners
Of said District are authorized 10 'fsdHee, adjust
and squaliEs the pay or salaries Of oil eieefs Or
employees payable from the funds Of the District
government III whole or 10 part"
Now, therefore, In pursuance OF SAID authority
and IN order that the salaries OF the members OF
said police force may seHfefm 70 the enactment Of
gebgfesEtt IL
Ordered, That from and AFTER the ist day OF
April 1915, the sun Of 80, allowed BY said 6fdls
RGBee and cot OF the legislative AsseiHbly, shall
be deducted from each and every salary 10 which
II has heretofore beeR added The aggregate
force from The United states and from the Dis,
tgiut and mentioned In the Revised Statutes will
then, e0hl0FmRbly TO said law, be - toiloWsI
snts 2ooj ssfEeants, SlOa 90 per month"; pFiVRtes
SO0I detectives, tlBb,
By order OF the Commissioners,
WV, TIHDALL, Secretary.
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BY h, H., WsFnsFI
At o'clock, Q fouF,ItoFy pressed brick, front
dwelling, with back building, No, 1909, and q
thTse,sloFy frame dwelling, No, 1897, street, be-
tween Eightsenth and Nlnstssnth streets north
west,
By II, y, Zimmerman SonI
At o'clock, lot No, 8, being on Twentieth, be-
tween and X streets northwest.
At o'clock, lot No, !, fronting on Eighteenth
street.
By W. l.. Wall & Co.:
At 10 o'clock, at No. esi Louisiana avenue, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets northwest, the
entire stock Of Messrs. John Beck d Son.
Alto o'clock, large lot Of furniture, to cover
advance and storage,
By Young Middleton:
At o'clock, improved real estate on the south
east corner Of Nineteenth and q streets north
west.
By Latimer & Cleary:
At o'clock, the blacksmith shop, &C., situated
on sub lot No. Of original lot No. In square 2t2,
being on the east side Of Fourteenth street, be-
tween N street and Rhode Island avenue north
west.
By Thos. E. Waggsman:
At O'Clock, valuable property on H street
north, between North Capitol and streets east.
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THE COURTS.
Equity COurt-JudRe Wrlie.

Equity Court-Judge Wylie,
This court made the following orders TeGter.
Kelly ys. Heller. order everything plea, with
6qftsr q 81. V. Fletcher Of 81. order grant.
fl}Sish w., gSfbafy. Decree appsIHtihF ".
sfHsttss, Huss e make Ssye a..
fsidant 70 fils Svbbsbssi,tsFS sssass, 'V"iHs Nv
Albeit Vs. GfET Order extending time 10
1GSRsSsiI w. washington CITY sayIaEs bsas,
Order directing receiver % pay fifteen Der cent,
dividend 90 aebesltbFs,
ak6eeit u. afsT Order for taking prsef Of
'i FtisSs ~ fsH. Order dIsmIsung bill,
MsAlisteB Vs. MeAlisteHr 0IdsF, 81 eeHssHt,
FAeatlBE reference 10 AHditeFr AdIeHFAedr
Circuit esHEt-ehisf Justice Cartier.
Eais sUSTt We sPEsbss 2: f.lsWs EsstsIgsS
ASa 70, dsn hs ssmss W. Sss Is atTss:
deHs 10 vile OF complainant, The ease Wst ssas
ellded apd submitted % jury, who were Instructed
seal Their verdict Aha return - into court
eAsEz Fe.pGF,
The assignment q to-day viii be renewed TO-
morrow, Adjourned,
Auxiliary Law oouTt-Judgs Macarthur,
The court was engaged yesterday, al day, IN
the trial OF the case OF Shoemaker VI, Paul, Tbs
EXAMINATION q the testimony Ior the PIsintLH
ssts Si IT The IiiIi vii SsSlinus tO-dsS
and probably the residue Of the week. Ad.
jouTned.
Police oourt-Judge Smell.
In this court Thomas Conway plead guilty Of
larceny Of Ilx pictures, valued Of t2bi the court
hned him ESQ., OF ninety days In jail, Hattie John
SON. larceny Of door mat; %. William johnson
was proven guilty Of Enatchlng y from James
Brown fined 90 and costs. Joseph Ball and JeS-
sic smith hned 60 each for riot and array:
John II. Thomas fined t6 for 0 snatch-then OF
twenty cents from Frederic Philpin. Henry
Watts forfeited go for an assault and battery.
jeremiah OisseS, for stealing coal, hned ":
Thomas Anderson plead guilty Of assault and
battery on Frank Sullivan; hned IS. James BoS.
ton plead guilty Of assault and battery on Dennis
King g. Benjamin Lawson, George w. Curtis
and Walter Eyente each plead guilty % being
loud and bolsterous; fined e6 each. o. Q. +.
CLARK and John Carroll each plead guilty Of
curling, and were hnsd a. Anna Brown, Molly
johnson and Theresa Smith sent down Is va
grants John Cephss, Robert Carter and Andrew
Jones hned $40 each for violating hack regula-
lions, in leaving the posts assigned them, and I'm
portuning passengers for their patronage. Thos.
Sullivan, for disturbing On assembly, nned ",
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NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

Annual Mssting-Elsstien Of Directors,
The annual meeting Of the National Life InsuF.
Ghss Company Of the United States was held
yesterday ~ the once Of the MessFE, A, s, Pratt
4 Son, No. 40l Ninth street northwest, The
seventh annual statement was submitted, and
shows assets g. $50 225 Slj liabilities tl55 OF
surplus, being security additional to the reserve,
tl,i26,ips 10 Number OF policies Issued during
the year, 2,6Ol; amount Of same, S5,T7O,b0l. The
following were chosen directors for the ensuing
year: John V. FArWell q. b. FarWslI, Anssn
StRReT, L. d. Csrtright, W. T. Allen, T. II.
Ksles, r. r. Donnelly, Paul Cornell, J. +.
CTenE, Of ChicaEoj Geo. H. Stuart, PhilAdelphlai
John NJ. Krum, st. Louis; A. s. Pratt, Wash.
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0lTY ITEMs.


VIZ, ADVISE all IN nsed Of lAdles' and genlsl
IuInlshlnEl hnd fancy goods e eall 81 We pew
snsI mefs lst egslsa NJ, i NJ msII W.
snth street northwslE as has a a, and Do;
isetss' snd gsn.l' tafnlsainE' .ha fancy goods,
prices, and which will Be sold ct figures low
enough 10 make Il worth the while Of need Of
goodS In his line 10 give him call. Remember
ths number Il 1905 Seventh street northwest.
MANY suYYRR rather than take nauSeous medI-
cine. Sufferers from coughs, colds, influenza,
sore throat or tendency TO consumption will ind
IN Dr.. WisfaF's BALKAN Of WEd Cherry Q remedy
a. agreeable 70 the palate ~ effectuAl In rOmov.
ing disease. 50 cts and u bottle, large bottles
much the cheaper. r-
go TO $1,000
invested IN Stocks and Gold pays 100 per cent. Q
month. Send fer PARTICULAR TumbFidga 90,
Bankers, Wall street, New York.
THulsToH'g IVORY ,PzARL TOOTH Powpm
used daily VIII Keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet
Twenty-Five and my cent? per bottle.
JouvEH's IHoposous KID-GLovH OLHAHm
viii renoYate solled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
rHeMPsoN's PoMADH OPrIMH 10 equal 10 the
bes0 French, and but half the prioo. twenty-five
and hfty cents per bottle.
wzLLs' STRKHarHnNIHa PLAsrxRs are the
very best. All sold By druggists.
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a., psttish's Day in Washington,

From various indications Il 10 certain that the
approaching anniversary Of ifeisHd's patron
faint will DO celebrated BY our Ifsh.befh citizens
with more tbsB ordinary spirit and enthusiasm,
The patriotic reunion 70 take place Of Masonic
Temple, In the shape Of grad BaHqHst, ana feF
which great preparations are being made, will
DO very mBFHsd feature OF the days eRleyHeHt,
and Il expected 70 eclipse anything Of The Kind
that has ever taken place 10 Wellington Ar,
music On the occasion,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-10
All diseases of the Blood.

IfVEGETINE Will relieve pain, cleanse, purify
and cure such diseaS the patient per-
feet health after trying different physicians many
remedies suffering for years, Is It not conclusive
proof, II you are . sufferer, You can be cured?
why's this medicine perfo rming such great cures?
1t works in the blood in the clrcul Hing full. It
CO truly be called the Great Blood Purifier. The
great URGE Of sease originates in the blood and
no medicine that does not act directly upon IL, to
purity ant reHoYate, has any Just claim upon pu B.
lie attention.
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

Mr.. II. r. Stevens:
DEAR SIR: / will most cheerfully add my Lestimo-
NAL to the grea number you have already received
in favor Ofyour great and &c oil medicine, Vice.
TINE, for do not think enOu IN can be said in Its
praise, for was troubled over thirty years with
that dreadful dis ase, Catarrh, and had such bad
coughing spells that IL would seem though
could never breathe any more, and YEGETINE has
cured me; and do feel to ii ank God all the time
that the re 10 SO good medic. ne YEGBTGNE, aud
also think Il one Of the te It me llcnes for coughs
and eak, sinking feeling At the stomach. anu ad-
Wise even body TO take the VEGETINE. for can as
sure The m 1t il one Of the best gediginss that ever
was, MRS. L. GORE.
Mass,
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DxaPMP0HA.

sYMPTOMs-WAnt OF appetite, rising OF food
and wind from the stomach, lcidtg Of the stomach,
heA tbui dFyness and Whiteness OF the tongue in
the morning, 6enFe OF dstenson In the stomach and
Which Il occaIlonHlly INTERRUPTED BY dIarrh@ai
ps lenesa Of the urine, The mouth 10 clAmmy, or
has . sour or bitter taste. Other frequent gymp-
tens are alpitAtion Of the heart head
aeEe and d. orders o. the seeing double,
etc. There l. general de biliy, lGnguor and aver
sion to moinni detection OF the spirits, disturbed
sleep and frightfuI dreams.
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The New Assessors.

In accordance with the act Of Congress- the
District Commissioners yesterday appointed the
following named gentlemen as the board Of asses
sors VIM. H. Clagett, Geo. W. HARNESS. John
H. Brooks, r. p. Dodge, (GeorgetoWn,) and ]. H.
McChesney, County, The gentlemen are we'll
known in the respective communities in which
they reside and will, doubtless, give satisfaction
to all concerned in the new assessment they are
called upon TO make.
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GAINED FIFTEEN POUNDS OF FLESH

SOUTH BERWICK, Me-, Jan. II, 1877.
II. r. Seuens. esq.,: $500
DEAR SIR; have had dyspepsia in its worst form
for the last ten years. and have taken hundredi Of
dollars worth Sf medicine without obtaining any
relief. In September last commenced taking the
VKGETINE, since which time my health has steadily
improved. Ny food dlgests well, and h ave gained
fifteen pounds of heth. There are several Others
THOMAS z. MOORE,
OV erseer Of eard-room, Portsmouth Co. . Mills,
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At the corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana
avenue the horses Of street car were run into by
Q four.mule team attached TO o feed.Wagon. But
for the activity Of the driver Of the car-team
serious results would have occurred. Such acct.
dents are Of daily occurrence, and II one or two
Of the guilty parties were punished It might
have n beue6eial etferk.
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Marie,

The remains of little Marie McNerhany, who
died recently in Louisville, KY, were brought to
this city last week and deposited at Mount OlIvet
cemetery. The parents and relatives of the sweet
and beautiful angel accompanied her TO the place
where her body reposes. A great number Of SYM
pAthizing friends bid Mr.. Frank McNerhany
adieu yesterday evening, previous to his return 70
InnisHilla-
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GOOD EVIDENCE.
CINCINNATI. Nov. g, 1sf2.

Mr.. II. r. Stevens:
DEAR SIRt The two bottles Of VEGBTINE fur
nished me oy your agent my wife has used with
great benefit.
For long time she has been troubled with diZBl-
ness and costiVeneEs. These troubles are now en-
tirelY removed by the use Of VEGETINE.
She was also troubled with spepSiI and general
debility, and has been gre ally benefited
THOhASGILMORE,
2s91k Walnut street,
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Pastoral Present.

The officers and members Of EbeneEor church,
Georgetown, last night proceeded In Q body 10
the residence Of their pastor, the Rev. George T.
Watkins, when Mr.. John II. Ferguson, one Of the
stewards Of the church, IN o neat little speech
presented him with o handsome gold.he6ded
cane and Q variety Of table delicacieS, Mr.. Wat
klns was taken completely by surprise, and re-
gregation In very feeling manner. Those pres
emit then partook Of o collation. prepared By the
departed TO their homes.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR HALUABLE&
Gall and examine the IRE and burglar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities jewels, silvsrWare, or other
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
Take corning from the Chicago and Bostop grse
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The Kloczsvski nixnrna

The decree Of divorce announced and reported
in this case on Monday was signed and entered
yesterday. The case up on the husbands appli-
cation, but the wife having filed . cross bill, the
court set aside the bill filed by the husband,
and granted o divorce on the motion Of the wife
by her attorney, MI Lambert.
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VEGETINE.
WEAT j KNOW ABOUT IT TEsETlRE.
sorrn BosroN, MaHp. ITO.

~ , -. sorTn BOSTON, MayO, IEo.
pEAE sIEi have had considerable sxrOrlonoe
bliity and impnTe blood, the VkGETINEls superior
20 anything which have ever uHld, ] commenced
taking NkoETtNE about the middle ~ last winter,
and, nfer ukinE few bottles, 10 entirely cured mi
ofdygpsptia, and my blood never was 10 20 good
condition ~ ~ tho present Tine, u VIII Anord M
pleasure 20 give any further relative TO
Whst knoW about this good medicine 20 any ono
who will all or address me % my residence, Isl
Athens street. Very Fespeetfnlly ,,,
|- 80 tnen1 street.
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sprlng Shooting.
TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALuABLI

Latimer & Cleary have q fine collection Of
English and American bpeech-loading Sporting
Guns for sale cheap.
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OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

MEETING or THU TRUSTEES LAST NIGHT.
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HOWARD UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
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Austlen Sales To-day,

will be promptly relieved and ultimately cured
by bathing the aallstsd parts with Ponds IL,
tFaat.
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apseIai fmproysmsut Taxss,
Aaa thu

Another sale Of lots for unpaid street Assess
meHts ID soon 10 take place, An early call Rt the
collectors once will Save heavy costs,
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY

TWO SHOCKING CASES OF IEFANTIClOE'
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6hilblAina

CENTENNIAL ADVERTISING MEDIUM
A ne EkbM House,
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MEETING OFTHE BOARD OF HEALTH.
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THE PAY OF THE POLICE FORCE.
A Reduction of $40 Per Month to be Ma1c.

The District Commissioners yesterday made the
following order, and transmitted a copy to the
board Of police commissioners. They claim it
will make reduction of 90, 900 annually:
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THE EKEE-BATEs DIFFICULTY.
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Bee the

CENTENNIAL ADVERTISING MEDIUM
at the EbbiH HoEse,