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The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-09-02
Campaign Literature.

The republican congressional committee
is at work issuing Scandinavian documents
for the Northwest. They consist of Gar
fields speeches, Frye's speech on the fl
nancial achievements Of the republican
party and the republican platform. Large
editions Of these similar documents are al
ready out in the German language. and
are doing good service. The republican
platform, Garfeld's speeches and Schurz's
address at Indianapolis are especially
called for IN the German tongue, and are
being distributed by thousands. Docu-
ments in English are sent at the rate Of
fifty mail bags per day, and docu-
ment has been completed embodying
extracts from Garfeld's speeches,
not only political but of all descriptions,
and containing his best expressed thoughts
on every conceivable subject. The Demo-
cratic litterateurs are all at once intensely
active in this tongue, and they have dis.
ahead of them in this work, and are hard
at it to catch up. Indiana, Maine and
Ohio are receivers of class of bogus lit
erature. The literary men have had great
trouble to prepare a proper amount Of
reading matter for campaign purposes,
which accounts in part for the delay. The
records of every public question are against
their party, and they have had either to
directly falsify or steer clear Of all peril
nent questions of the public mind. Even
dissertations on free trade will only do for
some sections of the country, and they
have to be judiciously circulated or they
do more harm than good. Then Hancock S
life, told in most fabulous vein, can only
be sent North, as it is not agreeable to the
southern wing of the party to read how
successfully he had their brothers shot
down in battle. About their only cry is
no more bloody shirt and Cancellation,
non-sectionalism," etc. The case really
demands more talent than the Democratic
party can command
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-09-02

Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt is building
in Hartford handsome house COM
manding charming view. The cost Of
building and ground will be altogether
more than 100000.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-09-02

Under the presidency of Professor
Virchow, an exhibition of prehistoric
anthropology will take place at Ber-
lin.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-09-02

A summons in a breach of promise
suit against the bridegroom was sent in
among the bridal presents at a recent
Iowa wedding
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-09-02

your noble labors, remain yours, faith
fully, Moses Corr TAYLOR.
The Hon. HI. P. Baldwin, chairman of
Michigan state central committee.
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THE COURTS.


COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
To-Day. cook agt. Cook; hearing Of the mo-
ton postponed. Donnelly agt Donnelly; re-
hearing.
EQUITY CoURT-JitdgP Cor.
To-day. in re. Rebecca G. Larner; auditors re-
port confirmed and committee discharged. Fat
len agt. Carlisles executors; special auditors
report confirmed, and e. Carlisle appointed
trustee. Thomas agt Thomas; rule against de-
PENDANT ordered. Lewis agt Kennedy; on hear
Ing.
To-day, Schneider agt. Wright: Judgment by
default. Tallmadge & Co. agt. Saks & Co.; writ
quashed. Burke 6 Herbert agt. Hamilton: tind-
motion to set aside Judgment overruIed. Par.
ker agt. Brady; Judgment by agreement
PROBATE CoURT,--Judge Cor.
Yesterday, In the matter OF the estate OF Peter
administrator de bonis non; bond, $500. Hester
y. Wyman appointed guardian to William Il.
Wyman; bond, $500. Estate OF Bernard Henze;
Gutnand; James s. Edwards appointed admin
1strator, bond, $4,000. Estate of Nancy Be-
land; petition of Patrick Boland for probate of
will filed and publication ordered. Estate of
action. Estate OF Frederick L. Christmas: al
ministTation granted to Henry k.Wilard; bond,
Tenney appointed administrator; bond. 81 900.
Estate of Ann Pickrell; decree confirming pro-
bate passed.
CRIMINAL COURT-JttdGe James,
1tSteTuaF, falf1ck DdODinS ION, assault On
Officer G. W. Cooper; guilty.
TO day, John Garner, petit larceny; second
offence; pleaded guilty, sentenced to two years
at Albany. VIM. Burke. assault with intent to
XIII; pleaded not guilty. lisa &C Landic, larceny:
pleaGed guilty. and sentenced to one year az
Albany. Robert Dent, second offence; larceny:
pleaded not guilty. Andrew Jackson. burglary;
Go. VIM. Pope, murder; do. Thos. Rhodes
burglary; do Isaac Brown, bigamy; do. j
Lowell TAFT second offence; larceny; do.
Catharine Lynch, charged with the murder
OF Peter Lynch; pleaded not gu1lty-recJgna0ce
in $500 taken. Alice Anderson and Annie
Clark alias Ellen Duvall, grand larceny; pleaded
tiary Millfe Peyton: second offence petit lar
cency; pleaded guilty, sentenced to year at
Albany. James jackson, assault on officer;
pleaded not guilty. Fanny Johnson alias Whit
low. murder of infant; pleaded not guilty.
Henry Temple alias Turner, assault with intent
to Kill; pleaded not guilty. VIM. Randall bur
glary and larceny; pleaded not guilty. Isaac
guilty.
POLICE COURT-Judge S7eU.
To-day, VIM. Jones. vagrancy; bonds or 80
days In the wOrkhouSe. VIM. Davis, carrying
a razor; $50 or 60 days; also charged with being
loud and boisterouS; s. or Is days. John Brooks,
vagrancy; bonds or 30 days. Thos. McKenna,
DO, DO. Edward ?. Hopper. loud and bolsterous:
days; Edward B. Hopper. threats; personal
bonds: VIM. Ward, assault on Officer Boyle;
committed for the action OF the grand Jury.
Also, assault on Mary Johnson: ST. or day.
Isaac Smith, rape on Elizabeth Harris; COM
mtted for the action of the grand jury. Also.
rape on Adele Beckett; do. Thomas HAIL. lar
ceny OF TO chairs and 81 yards of carpet, valued
at $27 from Felix A. Salter; jail months and
restitution ordered or 60 days In default; appeal
noted, bond $500.
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District Government Affair."

There has been issued thus Ear 1880 dog
licenses the present license year.
Mr.. w. o. Roome, chief In charge of revision
OF special assessment, has revised the following
assessments: 25th street west, from north to
Potomac river; jefferson street, from Bridge
street 10 water street, Georgetown; johnson
from Az west to 7th west: Mill street. from
West to Stoddard street. Georgetown: 9th street
east. from street north TO Maryland avenua
9Th street west, from MARYLAND avenue to d
south.
Building permits issued by Inspector En-
tWisle: j. w. Pilling, repair frame, 1131 9th
street northwest; $500.
THE LIQUOR LICENSE BOARD
met at O'Clock to-day. all the members pres.
ent, MT. Cox In the Chair. A license was granted
TO VIM. McDanielS. corner 9th and B streets
northwest. Another application would have
Deen passed upon, but being irregular on ac-
count of the lack OF a power Of attorney Ia case
OF one signature. was suspended. Sixteen ap.
plicationS were filed to-day
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POTION PRICES.

BEST NEGOTIATED RED FLANNEL, so CENTS.
BED COMFORTS. 75c.. SIC. 81 90, 3D.,
BLANKETS, largest sizes, 80. so. SO, $3.50 mir
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE, 25c. SIC
FEATHER-PROOF TICKING. bas. make, 2,c.
CLOTH FOR BOYS AND MEMS WsAa, SIC
6Oc &c.
CANTON FLANNELs. 8 cents.
GOOD CALICOEs, S cents yard.
NEW DRESS GOODS.
ALL WOOL CAsRMERES. Is cents yeri.
BLACK OAsHMKRES. very fine, As and 80 cents
BLACK SILKS. 75c.. SIC $1.0O. $l.2s. $3.50.
BLACK sATINs. all prices.
CCLORED SILKS, 75c., SIC 81. 90 yard.
PLAID DAEss GOODS FOR TRIMMINa.
NAVY BLUE CLOTH FOR LADIES sUIIING.
LADIES' ULSTER CLOTHS. BEAUTIFUL styles.
LADIES' CLOAKs. sHAWLS, SKIRTS.
G. M. TOWSON,
CSC Pennsylvania avenue, south aide,
oct2a Near Center Market md tn street.
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SANFORD.S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.

SANFoRB's RADICAL CURE, catarrhal SOL
VfNT, and IMPROVED INHALER. wrapped in one
pacEake with fun dire ctions, a;d sold by al drug
elsts for enc dollar. Ask tor SANFoRD's RADICAL
CURE.
From simple cold or influenza ID the rctting
Ching, and death Of the senses OF Smell Ta tie,
and hearing. this great remedy is BIZ preme. Poi
soEous mucous accommodations are removed the
EFT re membrane ceansed, disnfected. soothad.
blood purified of catarrhal poison, deepeDed liz
c9or. and strengthened in life giving prope ties.
nus, externally and internally, in accordance
Win reason and coMnon sense does this graa.,
economical remedy work, instantly relieving aad
gerous forms of human suffering.
General Agents,
WEEKS g. POTTER,
Boston.
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GEORGETOWN.

THE Coal TRADB.-Thirty.t two boats LETT
Cumberland Thursday with :. 532. Is tons of coal,
as follows: For Georgetown, Borden Co., ISS
tons: Consolidation Co., 5000 Maryland Co,
52204; Georges Creek Co. SILL tons; New Cen
trail Co., 221 06 tons: individual 22a OS tons. For
Alexandra, American Co., 920.02.
THE GRAIN MARKET.-20 900 bushels wheat sold
Yesterday at prices ranging from 1909 to 1la
There were no awards OF grain and no offerings
on Change to-day.
REv. DIR. CHAPELLE, Of Baltimore will preach
in Trinity church tomorrow. See advt.
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GOLD FILLED CHAINS. LOckets and Charms, s.
Prggs-

ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN DEAD.-Mr Gustavus
a. Clarke, well-knOWn resident of this city for
Years, died this afternoon AT his residence No
2lI Delaware avenue, In the 10th year OF his
age. Mi. Clarke was born at Evansville Prince
George County, Maryland, but removed to this
city when about years OF age, with his father,
OF years was magistrate In East Washington
The deceased was attached to the MaTSaars
Office nearly his entire life, and was for over 40
years the doorkeeper of the U. S. Supreme
court room. For several years past he has
been In bad health-a lung affection. He leaves
fanSiy-hfS son. John A. Clarke, being an ac-
tive young member OF the Washington bar
With the family
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HIS DEAD SISTER CALLED HIM-E1de. a
child Of Samuel and AIDA Iiiig, died last SaJur-
day morning aged four years and FIVE months.
The Child was a fayortte with all who knew
him. This Is the second Child Mr.. Illig lost
within two weeks. The child was buried to-
day. Much sympathy Is felt for the bereaved
family. A few day before the child took SICK
he was playing ia the yard, when be came into
the house and looked very sad. His mother
asked him the cause. when he said that his sis.
ter Mamie. who had been buried a few avs
before, had called him. out In running all over
the yard he failed TO hn1 her. During his short
sickness he was speaking continually about
Mamie and said he would go to her in a short
tlme.-HoInetsdo1J Special 10 Reddti4g (t7D
EaO}e,
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CHARGED WITH ROBBISG HIS EMPLOYERS
This morning. ThoS. w. Brothers was arfaigned
In the Police Court, Judge Smell, On the charge
Of the larceny OF about $40 worth of good, from
Msesrs. Benkert & Wilson, shoe dealers ia
whose employ ~ had been. Mr.. Wilson testified
that, suspeeting Brothers, he obtained search
warrant and found the goods. me deience
was that what goods he had taken nc had
charged himself with, and had intended that
their value should be taken from his pay. Me-.
wilson stating that he had no desire to prose-
cute The case, Brothers was dismissed, and the
owners.
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CvTIcCRA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS Il
POTTER, Chemists and Druggists. 800 Washin stor
street, Boston, and are for sale by all Druggists
Price for CUTICURA, Medicinal Jelly, small boxes
80 cents large boxes, ST.. CUTICURA hEsoLvENT
the new Blood Purifier, 81 per bottle. CUTIcURA
MEDICINAL TOILET SoAP, 25 cents. OUTICURA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, Is cents in bars, for
BARRIERS and large consumers, 90 cents
81 AH mailed free on receipt Of 1r.ce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-23

SONS OF TENPKRANCE.-The Grand Division OF
thiS order held It's annual session last night in
mount vernon hall Resolutions were adopted
thanking the cergymen for their efforts TO pre-
vent The Issuing or licenses 10 Tipping shops
anu promising cooperation; also 10 the Dash
s"ays ana other temperance organizations for
their Efforts. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: G. w. F., Hosea b.
Noulson; G. W. A, WIn. j. Boyd; 9. s., j. G..
Lathrop; g. T., E. l. Bugbee; q. Chap, o. b.
BullaTd: G.. COnd., Henry j. Bradley. g. sen
George NJ. Fillmore.
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THE SUNDAY GAZETTE will tomorrow publish
Iae-s.Alle OF GarfleIds Ielter 20 Morey

4 DOUBLE CHANGE OF OUTRAGE.-This mo n
ing. In the Police Court, Isaac Smith, a racner
rough-look1ng coiored man, a ragpicker living
at NO. Il Bridge street, Georgetown. who ha0
been arrested by Officer Harper. was arraigaed
on TWO Charges OF rape, committed On Saturday
night last on the person OF two snail colore
g1rS-Adela Beckett and Elizabeth HarriS-ayed
ID and ii years respectively. IL Is alleged that
taeSe Two girls, who live In the same house With
the accused, were employed b. him In sorting
named, but did not accomplish his purpose, and
cOhHltted an outrage On the other girl. They
subsequently became sick, and on being qaeS-
This morning he waived an examination and
was committed TO Iail.
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SUFFoCATED WITH GAs--Mr. Burkhardt Schieh
son of Mr. Henry Schieb. pastor Of the Zion
church. Oh Gay street, near Saratoga, died early
yesterday morning, having suffered terribly
since Wednesday evening. when he was suffo-
Gated by gas About O'Clock, on Wednesday
evening, he returned to his home, No, $40 Car
rolton avenue, suffering from severe cold.
After eating his supper. he went up stairs to his
room, requesting his mother to send him up
hot drink. He went to bed, and when the SER
turn Off the gas This she did, but must, at the
same time, have turned the screw too far and
let on the gas again. Thursday morning. when
the servant called him and receiving no answer,
pushed open the door, he was found lying uu-
conscious On the bed and the room filed with
escaping gas Drs. Rnehart and Pennington
ana Prof. johnson were summoned and did all
IN their power TO restore the young man, but
without success. The deceased was 25 years Of
age.-B0{tO. GOzette to. d0N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-23

FIGHTING OVER WoMAN's VoTE.-At the
annual school election in the town OF New
Let's, last Tuesday, Mr.. David Hopkins secured
the Office OF commissioner, as against Mr..
Gustave Dettloif at the eleventh hour, when the
victory was about to be decided In Mr.. Dettloff'S
favor, by bringing to the polling place In
wagons the wives and marriageable daughters
OF the farmers in the township. 1t was not
known to Mr.. Dettlof's friends that the law
emitting women TO vote was In operation, and
the trap which Mr.. Hopkins laid paralyzed
them suddenly. Louis Melsuer recovered from
OF the ladies for MI. DettlOff. William Carroll
called upon her TO remain Steadfast ia the Hop
King faith. Meisuer then called Carroll fraud.
out his thseat to .'puncn the head or, OF Car
roll. A lively fight ensued In which Carroll
was worsted. H afterward caused Melsuer's
arrest, and on edDeSday the latter was tried
by jury, before Justice Spencer. in East New
York. He was found guilty and recommar ID
to the mercy of the court, which sentenced him
t. pay fine OF sic or GO to Jail for 10 days.
He paid the fine, " T. Times 22d,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-23

PURCHASERS of boys and chldren's clothing
should look well before they buy, and they Will
DE convinced that the place to purchase is al
92l Pa ave-, where prices will astonish the
closest purchasers.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amuscments. &C.. Tonight.
National Tha0teT.-Maggie Mitchell In "Lorle.',
FOrdrS opera HOuSe.-"'Tne Galley Slave"
Masonic TTnIIe.-Fafr for benefit ST. Vincent's
ASYLUM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-23

What are Skin snd Scalp Diseases but the evil
dence OF Internal Huln0r ten times difficult TO
reach and cure, which floats in the blood and other
fluids Destroying the delicate machinery o; life.
burst through the skin in Ioathsome eruptions,
CUTICURA REsoLvENT, the new God Purifier,
Internally, CUrICURA, Medicinal Jelly, assisted
by the CUTICURA MEDICINAL TOILET Soar, ex-
ternally' have performed the most miraculous
cures OF Itching, Scaly and Scrofulous Humors
ever recorded in medical annals
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SKIN DISEASE,

g A. Steele. ESQ. Chicago. H.. says: 81 will
say that before III o., the t'UTICURA REMEDIES I
was In fearful state anl Tad gwen up all ho 30 OF
ever having any. reiief They nave peri armed e
anc accord recommend them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-23

REAL ESTATE SALES--W. W. Danenhower a.
Son, real estate brokers, have recently sold for
cash the following properties: Part OF lots IS
~, 80 and 81. square 1926 WITH two-story brick
house, $780, lot 6. square 90 500; part or lots II
and is, square SOL with two story brick house.
s eco lots and &, square 105 s255; part OF lots
~ and Al, square SIS, With two-story brick
house, 81 900; lots to b. inclusive, square 65.,
for s., coo.
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SALT RHEUM.

SALT RHEUM.-Will Mcdonald, 2542 Dearborn
street Chicago; gratefully acknowledges cure of
seventeen years; not able to walk except on hands
and Knees for one year not able to help himself for
eight years: tried hundreds of remedies; doctors
ProEounced his case hopeless; permanently cured
by the Cuticura Remedies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-23

TORN BY A BULLDOG-At Hackensack " j..
While passing along Main street Wednesday
evening John Trovensky. peddler, was al
ton. A desperate struggle ensued, In which the
man was terribly bitten In the breast, neck and
lace. His chin was almost torn Off.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATEB.

NATIONAL THEATEB.
Last performance Of
AMERICAS FAvORITE.
G MircHe ELL.
Ia IORLE.
p. MONDAY. OCTOBER Is,
Rice's New ExgrRvaeaoza Combiaaion
r1rtt Production in this CITY of
TIE NEW EEAN3ELINE.
i ne New ESapgeline" Is the Evanreliue Of pa.t
seasons rewritten 10y Mr.. John McNalIy, with sew
NE EeT scenes and Original Musical Numbers by
New and Splendid Costumes; a cherns Of Young
Lsdies; a. d q powerful cast OF characters
SATURDAY NIGHr-Grspd D5uhle Rill Far
MES new Opera Bouffe,
Ard the SS aIa, r
1t THE GOOSE WITH THE GOLDEN EGG.
EORD's OPERA HOUSE.
To NIGHT,
hartley CAMPBELL'S GREATEsr TRIUMPH.
THE GALLEY SLAVE.
WILL BE PRESENTED FOR THE LAST TIME.
The double New York success, 100 nights at Nibo,s
Garden and Haverls's Theater, New YORK,
and 500 nights through the country
by three coup3Dles.
enthusiastically pronounced by prsss and pn5Ho
to be the Greatest Dramatic success of the Nlns-
tenth Century.
interpreted by an organization OF Dram itic mag
nitude, compoeed entirel, of endorsed New fo-k
favorites, iming distinction the Best Drama C
Company in America.
ADMISSION rs. so AND IS CENTS.
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RyEGWORM,

. RINGwoRM.-tieo. W. Brown As Marshall street
Providence. r: l., cured by Cuticura Remedies OF
flngWor1A Humor. got at til, BARRIERS, winch
spread al over the ears neck and face and for six
years resisted all kinds Of treatment.
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ECZEMA RODENT.

ECZEMA RoDENT.-F. II. Drake, Esq, agent for
Harper and Brothers, Detroit, Mich. gives an as
tonishing account of his case eczema Rodent
which had been treated by consultation of physi-
clans without benefit, and which speedily yielded
to the Cuticura Remedies,
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HAVE your plumbing examined and PIT In
order by Hamilton s She(ld 1919 9th street.

THE WILL OF Mrs. ANN PICkREII. SUSTAINED
Yesterday in the Probate Court Judge Cox.
rendered his decision in the matter OF the viii
OF Mrs Ann Plckreli in which petitioa was
MED by Dir. VIM. Coleman Tor Samuel A.
Walker and other heirs residing In the west.
praying that the probate, which was granted
six years since should be set aside as his Clients
wire not present ana coDSentIng thereto. Judge
Cox dismissed the petition remarking that th,
probate had been regularly obtained. and had
Dten In force six years, the property dlsJriDu-
ted and the real estate purchased by innocent
noiders, 10 whom the decree OF distribution
gave perfectly good title He therefore dis
missed the petition for reopen1ng the matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-23

ASK the compositors of II street for the result
Vi sne great match game between the Dackache
ard Dr. Lewis DlaSterS,
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CITY ITEMS.

PROTECT YOUR CARPETS by using the Moth
prCQf Se,red Carpet Lining. Use only that
Carpet Lining Co. New York and boston. For
sale by all Carpet Dealers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-23

The GRAND LODGE OF TEE KNIGHTS OF HONOR
was organized last night az Grand Army hall,
grand dictator; Geo. A. Sawyer. G. v. dictator;
:: W: Winner, g. A. D.; Edwin Muller, 6. R.; j.
Z. Terrell, 9. T.; Geo. j. P. Wood G.. c.; c. E.
IoWn, u: g.; Z. w. Clark. g. guardian; T. j.
LASER, 6. s, and r, A. Bayley, N. C. Martio
ana u. A. Sawyer, grand trustees This is the
nrsl grand lodge Of the order formed In this
city, and membership In the United states Of
over 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-23

MRS. NJ. b. BRUCE Co., No. 1873 9th street
northwest, display to-day very beautiful va
rety or children's wor5ted hoods, hand knit
goods specially.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., September II, 1889.
DOCTOR
You can obtain diploma for s25 that Will en-
able you TO practise in any part OF the world
Send your name, address and number OF years
in business, and the dean Will call and examine.
you and confer degrees according to act OF Con-
gress made and provided.
Address Washington Medical Institute p o
Box 22l, Washington, d. c.
ONE OF THE OFFICERS.
DR.. Grove the Vice president, is well known
10 certain classes here In Washington HI.
came prominently before the public as witness
against the gambling fraternity in 1915 aud
1876, When congress made al investigation into
the conduct OF the police and the superiuten-
dent OF police. Ee left here that year, and If
was understood be went TO New York civ
During the Investigation by the police into lie
Grove probably knew something about the al
fair, as he was skilled In body snatchlng.r
In the Herald OF Nov. Is, 1915 referring TO this
matter he says or himself. in an interview had
In NeW York: 81 am graduate Of the Jefferson
Medical College OF Philadelphia, and also OF The
National Medical College OF Washington. aad
am now travelling, lecturing on the laws OF
health in connection with the Washington
Medical Institute" This Is the latest reliable
Information OF public nature that is known
concerning the institute. IL is general believed
here that Dr. Grove was a regular medical grad
uate. and IL Is also understood that his medical
practice was never OF a very high character.
The building where the institute was said to
have dwelling place Is to-day large tenement
house, not unlike those Of New York city. The
only other existence 1t Is supposed to have Is
In Post Office box 22l, Washington, d. c..
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the nnest 2-ply carpets bright patterns Tow
sons, pennsylvania ave-, south side near mar
k6t.