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, 1880-03-10
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C0ArfETH stf1tFnfeE.
sfSn a ns Il s s.c M 8 6o the
sn =! to r", ~, cf9 n fno spsS srs =:
ccntral lobby ot tho House. and In i very few
s:cnnhs tho lttlo angular of!co wns tilact1, and
n 1 fr tsn mse @ ~ & Gher Int tSo nn,
means Of communicating nt onco with their
friends II tho country wns cut o!f !y lilo sturdy
oflico and it, rrccincts entirety Ia theIr rt,sscs.
s!o,s y was mt until closn On to nolock TINT
TIE ttrnfn on the tctoKranh clerks was removed.
dlrputchcd. There tns been no stch prrRaliro
e!ncc tho night Lords Derby md Carnarvon re-
Address TO THE sr,rcrona
RLr Stafford NUrthcote's a!drrss to tho electors
nf North Dovon Ia 10 be Issued Immediately in
tho form Of manifesto ns to tho pulley Of tho
MnTern'ncnt: t 9t1 LORD liartingon an Gladstone
cAshiro and Midlothian. respectively. Aaheton
Cross address to tho electors of Southwest Lnn
scs. t. !" Il S 5e 4sss e I'D
William E. Forster viii bc exceedingly bEtcf.
THE HoME-nuf.Ens.
=, "iliam Shaw, l'ea'1 2! tho liotne-!nlers VIII
Vim sS Ss ho saS IT, n ss9c
SHORT coSrRsr ExrEcTEp.
The flrst public speech Of tho Ministry will bo
o r. fae Rcsn.!on Of she r., s1u.hxnrk . Con-
ecete,i mem1cr IN j. tho sth nst Fho ibefsl
leaders meet tt-tlny. Wrtts viii to Issued m tho
Atn. and u ts believed TINT nany Of the clcc-
lions VIII b0 0vor hy tho first weuk In April.
nIH,CKAnE.ituNNENC CAPTURED.
=, Valparaiso tolcRram stntes that tho knight
Tcmplnr. from Liverpool for Africa, hRs been
captured while entlcnvorlng 10 run tho blockade.
WilxCxEn.
The steamer Trnvnne0rc, with the h0mcwnrl
lnilian lnnil, WIS wrecked ut O.rnnto Tho crow,
passengers anu mills Werp eAved.
THE COMING E1KCriONs.
, 1880-03-10
N fA1NE.

Augusta, Me-, Mnrch D.-Ex-Gor. Gatccton
nnt tho Executive Council faling to respond to
tho invitation to appear before tho bribery In
vesttgMtfon Committee, D summons has t>eor ts-
allcd for tho Governor to appear "Wednesday
, 1880-03-10

Rlvon by Prince Btsmarck. ycstnrlay ho aa!d he
tho Government would reoprocnto.
, 1880-03-10

ROCHESTER,, N. y, March 0.-1lobcrt Jarrnnd.
lawyer, who, whIio Intoxicated, shot Il man
named Rice Saturday night, hanged himself.
, 1880-03-10

TESTIMONY or 1tErUnttCANs.
6psetot Dtspdtth to 7he Chicago Tribune.
WAsH1NGToR, D. c., March 8.-The Hon. John
q. Now, Marshnt dudley, and Postmaster Hullo-
wny, Of tho 1scpuhllcat1 organization Of Indiana,
appeared before the Exodus Committee to-day
and testified that no Republican organization In
Indiana huh enoo,iraReel the exodus or nttlod 1t
with money. Thoy had been Appended to, hut
had pcrststently declined. 1t WIS also explained
that cotored benevolent society at indianapolis,
which it had boen charged WINS hiding tho movc-
mont Of cotorod families Into Indtnna+ hal never
had such Gums Of money ptaced in ita hands for
this purpose ashad been reported. In faet, orery
particle OF evidence tending to show that tho
Republicans OF Indiana wore trying 10 colot1ize
tho State with colorcd votcrs was thoroughly
dIsproved.
TIE TESTIMONY.
II ths 1Festtr. Assoeiated Prtss.
WASHINGTON. D. G., Mnrch 0.-Tho Senate Ex-
oduf Committee to-tlRy resumed It's lnvestigp-
ton. Throo witnesses wer1 examined, ". w.
Dudley, United States MnrBhRl, Col. Holloway,
Postmaster Mt indianapolis. and tho Hun. John
@. New, all Of whom arc rca!tlcnta Of 1:,din;,a,
mombers Of tho Republican stnte Cont, al Com.
mittce. and prominent Republican lenders nf
tho party In lint stntc. They were examined
rrlnG!pnliy IN regasd to ther action as nleMlcrs
Central Committee with. reference to tho
exodus movement, md In their Testimony tfoy
I'll agreed II sitting that tho Executive Commit
movement. MIR. New testified TINT tho subject
had beon discussed privately In the Committee.
vaorp It was decided that overythng should bo
diana was q lnrgo statc, demanding devclop-
,ment, and while he would not discourage tho
in111 ct s. snS laor % " would BE- of aterH a
tion Of negroes from North Carolinu, for the
renbon that he believed % per cent Ot the i1n,ll-
grants we're non-protuccrs,-womon and chill
, 1880-03-10

WAsHBuRNE IN ST. LOUIS.
spteta. DapastA to Ths Chicago IrtbunA.
St. Louis, March V.-The Hon. Ellhu D. Wash
burne has boon In tho CITY to-day, and haa boen
visited at the Flnnter's by number Of proml.
mont ritizens and lcAdanx Republican politicians.
, 1880-03-10

affixed to tho will, tho salc of the property horo
would not hAvo boon required.
= THH NnEilsK.
TbG 9enhta Finance Committee to-day ngrcrtl
TO Aiintit classical antiquities free of duty. It
ieunterstnna ono Of tho Npcenl purposes NJ this
ncttdn fs to provide for tho FREQ admission Of tho
EKypt4An Obpltgk.
, 1880-03-10

WORCESTER, MASS.
WonCEsThB, Mnss, March 0.-Iiodney A. u.
Johnson, OF tho firm Of johnson i Darrott, killed
himself today whiIo ia o saloon, ''
, 1880-03-10

Ut GVEo LEHUs
CIHu1hHAT1, O., March 0.-The annual meeting
OF tho Western Lead Pipe j Sheet. Lead Aasoot-
stlon Is being held ln this city to-day. A doae..
delegates are present. and arc discussing tho
1u4Je ct Ut An R1vNnoo In prtees.
, 1880-03-10
AT CLINTON, IA.

Special Utspafth TO Ths Chicago 1rtbunt. =
CLINTON, Ia. March D-A fire broke out at
midnight In tho new bo!icr factory OF Owen,
Harbron l. Allou, and destroyed tho building
with Its contente, Tho tools md inrgc stock ot
boilers and lrnn were badly injured. Tho Iess
Is cst[n1nted at 100: tns,lrcd for $t,5n. The
works will be rebuilt at 0ncu,
, 1880-03-10

MONTREAL, March 0-lur1loll iccturo0 to-
night In tho Thoatru Royal, Tho audience waa
BY no means tn'ge. and not at all In kscplng
with tho outside ae,nuhatFRtlUu of Last night
, 1880-03-10

WASHINGTON COURTHOUSE.
CINCINNATI. March "a special to tho Com-
,nerctdl from Washington Cnurt-1Iouso, O., says
James F. Ely's largo elevator und pork.packInz
establishment caught fro nt lilo Tonight and
IL II total loss. Other valuable buildlnga arc IN
danEcr ~ The @ Ore L. not yet under a CONTROL Las
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GEORGETOWN.

FIVE FIRES THIS MoRNIN6.-ht s:25 o'clock
this am, fire was discovered In the paper
warehouse of Mr.. George Hill. jr., on Water
street, near Potomac, caused by some waste
paper 1gnitiDg from a stove. The fire was ex-
tingu1shed by employees No. engine. though
soon on the ground, did not goInto action. No
alarm was struck. At 11:SO O'Clock this
morning an alarm was turned in from box I21,
at the engine house, for @ fire in an cid frame
tenement house owned by Jos & j. E. Libbey.
on Bridge street, near Bank alley. The fire de-
partment responded. and soon had the fire out,
but little damage having been done
There were three other fires here during the
day, one Of which damaged house No. 2l2 Bridge
street to the extent Of about $500.
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.-At the 18th regular
monthly meeting OF the Ninth Building Asso-
citation. held last night, at Goddards hall, 81, 800
was disposed Of-being 25 shares retired at the
stock value rates.
DIED IN CoIoRApo.-Mr W. B. vickers late
managing editor OF the Denver (Col.) Tribune.
died In that city yesterday. He had recently
undergone the amputation Of leg. Mr.. Wick
ers was native of Georgetown.
CATTLE MARKET.-Oherings and sales at
Drovers Rest yesterday were as follows: 100
cattle on the market, 12I sold at 81 to 5h; 325
sheep and lambs up, all sold at 81 to I; 25 cows
and calves sold at so to $45 per head.
GRAM Arrivals - Boat Olville with 800
bushels wheat boat Medley with 900 bushels
corn and / 500 bushels wheat boat Hattie and
Bessie with {, 500 bushels of corn.
GRAIN MARKET.-300 bushels wheat sold yes
terday at 139 to l441.
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TEE OOURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
gued in part. Seal AIT. Nailor; opinion by Chief
Justice Cartier reversing decree below and d.
recting account of dealings between parties.
John E. Beall appointed examiner in chancefy
and U. s. commissioner.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 1)-Judge Macarthur.
Yesterday, Jogensen agt- Sheppard, .garni-
shee; Judgment OF condemnation. Smith agt.
do. on stipulation. Hayden agt. C. & c. Canal
Co.; on trial
CIRCUIT COURT (Ne. 2>-Judge Cor.
Yesterday, Bushey agG , Freund; defendant
case continued. Lansburgh & Bro agt Payne;
verdict for plaintiff $l27.6O. Gordon agt- Bos-
ton; dismissed. DHerrelly agt; Peterson; YER
verdict for defendant $3.50.
EQUITY CouRT-Jldge Hag,,er.
Yesterday, Shufflebatham agt Shufflebatham;
sale ratified nis. Frain agt. Frain; order for al
imony. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Co. agt.
B. & o. r. r. Co. and American Union Tele-
graph Co.; leave granted to amend oil and
argument in progress.
CRIMINAL CouRr-Judge James.
Yesterday, Isaac Pinfon, malicious trespass In
fenced to pay fine of $40 and costs. Thomas
Holmes, larceny of barrel Of -four four years
ago (appeaD; nolle pros
POLICE COURT-J,tdJe Shell.
Yesterday, after our report clssed-James II.
Cook, larceny OF a table from Nelson Jones; a
restitution to the amount of S. ordered. James
MagrudeE assaulting Cassie Taylor by knock
ing her down and backing her eyes; fined So
James Burrows, larceny OF piece OF lumber;
S..
To-day, Maria Marine, vagraney; bonds, or 30
days. David Speaks, vagrancy; bonds, or 80
days. Alfred Busey and Howard Song5held,
charged with disturbing religious gathering;
IS each. Eliza Mason, throwing stones; $.
VIM. Davis assault on Chas. II. Jenkins by
knocking him down; $40. John w. Henson
assault on Catharine Taylor by striking her on
the head with stone; SIC, or 80 days. Reuben
Brown, assault on Benjamin Lacey; S. VIM.
HOFFMAN. profanity; IS. James Young, assault
on Celia Jones; s..
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ALEXANDRIA.

ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL-An attempt was
made yesterday by three prisoners named Thos.
Warner, awaiting trial for HOUSEKEEPING; Lsby
Cook; for passing counterfeit money. and Frank
Jail. They had secured ch1sel and some scraps
o. iron and worked the boards off under the
Windo" OF their room. They made use Of their
them whenever they stopped work. They had
been at this for three days, and had fixed upon
Monday night for escape. The jailer suspecttng
that all was not right, made an examination or
the premises and discovered hole cut through
the wall They were all placed in irons and
locked In a cell.
A SAILORS YARN.-A man came to the station
house Yesterday and said he wanted to surren-
der himself. He gave his name as John Kelley,
OF Portsmouth, NH, and said he was sailor
that ship had left him at the marine hospital in
Washington, from which place he had run
away. While On the ship he had been treated
very badly by the crew. and he firmly believed
that conspiracy had been formed against him.
He did not want to be sent back to the hospital,
but desired to he returned to his ship, where he
due him, which he could not do unless he was
allowed to report for duty. 1t could not be de-
teTmined whether the man was sane or not, as
he was very excited, and kept pledging his word
and honor that he had not been guilty of
mutiny. The man was locked up in the station
house and was sent back to the marine hos
pital to-day.
WAR ON THE SPARRows.-English sparrows
are becoming great nuisance, and citizens are
complaining of them greatly. They drive all
the singing birds away that feed on the 1ruit-
destroying worms and insects, and feed them
selves on the very fruit buds that the other
birds protect. While the ground was covered
with snow short time ago, one gentleman
living in the first ward had five choice pear
trees stripped of their buds by these birds. The
boys will be delighted to know that the Alex
andria Game Protective association, with a
view to thinning out the breed has offered a
reward Of sl.5O per hundred for the heads of the
birds complained Of.-Gdzette.
Mr.. Triton TO SELL HIS HOME.-Theodore
Tflton has determined to sell his house at ia
Livingston street, Brooklyn, and has directed
his broker to sell it either at private or public
sale. His price is S, 900, and an offer has been
received for the property within $500 of what
Mr.. Ttlton is willing to take. There Is a mort
gage Of s., 800 made upon the house on Novem-
Der l. 1871, by Mr.. Tilton and his wife to Frank
lin Woodruff as guardian of Timothy, Lester
and Hannah Woodruff, children of the Hon.
John woodruff, late of New Haven. The loan,
although it became due in 1872 has not been
called In. Mrs. f lfZabeth Titon recently visited
the house, by her husbands permission, to get
some articles left there. 1t was the first time
that she had entered the house since she de-
serted it In 1874 when her husband publicly ac-
cused Henry Ward Beecher of adultery r
san, 23d.
kFAn incendiary fire in Chatham, Pittsly-
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Out To-day, Price 5 Cents,
THE
New York Weekly Fashion Bazaar.

MISS BRADDON'S NEW STORY,
Just As I Am,
Is continued In this Number; also, the Charm
ing Story.
Strange Guest,
By the Author OF "Guilty Without Crime"
ALSO,
PORTRAIT OF MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
This number also contains New Spring FASH
ions, in Basques Jackets, Paletots, Waterproof5
and Misses and Children's Costumes. Eight
Complete New Spring Costumes for Ladies, new
styles of Bonnets, Laces, and Embroidery. For
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The Contempt of Court Case.

This morning Deputy Sheriff John w. Richie,
of Prince Georges county, who was on satur-
day with Messrs. Reese and HowelD adjudged
guilty of contempt in connection with the al
rest of S. Mayhem on bench warrant from the
state Of Maryland, came up to this city with a
number Of friends, and great effort was made
by some OF them to induce Judge Macarthur to
relent. This he declined to do and the deputy
sheriff at once accepted the situation, and. sur
rendering himself to Deputy Marshal Williams,
went with that officer to the Jail and COM
menced his term Of 10 days imprisonment.
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TIE RUPPERT-MAYHBw CAsE.-YeSterday In
Circuit Court CNo. y, Judge Macarthur, mo.
ton for new trial was filed in the case OF Syl-
rester Mayhem against Christian Rupert, In
which few days since jury gave plaintiff a
verdict for $500 damages. The grounds are
that the verdict was contrary TO the evidence
that the negligence proved in the testimony
was not that charged against the defendant In
The declaration, and that the court erred In his
the contempt OF court-the arrest OF plaintifT on
a bench warrant-was committed for which A.
f. L. Reese, Police Officer Howell and Mr.
Ritchie, or Prince Georges county, were sen-
fenced to Jail.
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FIRE INsURANCE.-The attention of all those
desiring insurance on their property is called to
the Mutual Protection Fire Insurance Compa-
ny" OF the District, which is now In its fourth
year and in a hourtshing condition. The COM
Pany is so conducted that not only is insurance
effected at very low rates, but each insurer be-
comes shareholder In the profits. The office
Corcoran building, where the secretary, Mr.
James E. Fitch, will be pleased to give all de-
sired information.
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A Notable Event.


THE ADMIRATION OF THE WORLD.
On the 1st December 1879. great and import
ant improvement is announced in u rs s. A.
Aliens celebrated W0rld's Hair RestOrpT: a
wonderful improvement in the preparation, and
the bottle is enlarged. Each bottle is in a pink
paper wrapper. of new and elegant design, with
the London and Paris address on.
The nature Of the great Improvement is in its
wonderful life-giv1ng properties to faded or fall
ing hair, and more quickly changing gray or
white hair to its natural youthful color and
1t requires only few applications to restore
gray hair to its youthful color and lustrous
occasional use is all that is needed to preserve it
in its highest perfection and beauty. Dandrun
is quickly and permanently removed. Sold by
druggists, Sl.25 per bottle.
FOR MORE than fifty years J. M. Laaoqle's
Anti Bilious Bitters have been manufactured in
Baltimore. 1t has cured numbers OF the most
prominent citizens of all forms Of liver disease,
and If you are sufferer from Dyspepsia Head
ache, Nervous or any bilious disease, try it. %
cents paper or 81 bottle. For sale by all
Druggists. W. E. Thornton, prop'r, Baltimore,
Md.
RHEUMATISM AND GoUT-All rheumatic affec-
tions pain and stiffness In the bones and joints,
&C, speedily and surely cured by Whites Anti
Rheumatic PtuS.
BALTIMORE, Feb'y 2, 1880.
M. J: T. Whit1e:-Dear sir: Ny son has had
terrible case of rheumatism, and has not been
able to go out of the house for nearly three
months About week ago got box OF your
Anti-Rheat1rldtic Pills. and commenced giving
them to him. He is now perfectly well, with no
trace of rheumatism. His cure is due entirely
to your Pills. DAVID DROHAN,
No. 81 North GilmOr ST.
Chronic rheumatism has heretofore been COR
sidered 1ncurable; Whites Anti-Rhe,tnadtic
PNs will positively cure the worst cases Try
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JOHN T. WHITTLE, Pharmaceutist, cor. licking
ton and Fremont sts., Baltimore.
For Falling, Premature Gray Hair, Use
London Hair ReStOrer." InSureS new growth.
London Hair ReStorer." Restores the color.
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london Hair Restorer." The only Clearly and
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A toilet luxury, entirely free from all obnoxious
or unpleasant odor Price, 75c. At all druggists,
Stott 4 Cromwell, wholesale agents, Washing
ton. co
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force use
"Weues Health Re,eeoer.n Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline,
&c. 81, at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street,
N. T., and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue.
WE WISH TO CALL ATTENTION to A. F1schers
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
906 ST., near 9th. FIst-claSS In every respect
Prices moderate. ~
"ALDBRNBY DARY."-Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning and delivered In 4 lbs.
Ward prints, 46c, per ID. Also, cottage
cheese and Outtermflk. ~
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IATp JcSrTES

LATE ISSUES.
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69T. Memoirs of Madame de Remusat. " II. 10
691. Memoirs of Madame de RemuSat. " Ill. 10
III. The Life OF Christ. BY F. .Farrar, DID,. 20
TO BE ISSUED IN A FEW DAYS.
III. The Lie and Words OF Christ. By Cum
bingham Geikie, d. D. First Half. 20c.
IL. The Life and Words OF Christ. BY Cum
bingham Geikie, ID. Second Half. 20c.
For sale by newsdealers at above prices, or
sent postpaid, on receipt Of ~ cents for 10 cent
numbers, and Is cents for 20 cent numbers by
GEoRGE MUNRO, II to q Vandewater st. NY.
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CUTICURA
HUfORS OF THE BLOOD,
SKIN, AND scalp.

CUT1cURA REso1vENr is the most powerful Blood
Further and Liver stimnlant ever COMPOUNDED In
detected in the saliva, blood, sweat, and urine,
showing that It has entered 9s the blood and been dis
sage through the circulating fluids It meets with
seaae With " wbich Il Hn aaa
destroying and gradually eliminating them from
the systam.
Hence its pswer to forever expel Scrofulous Can
cerous, &nd Canker HumoIs. which unchecked fill
the body with foul corruption, and rot out the deli
cate machinery of life.
CuT1ogRA. the great external remedy for all HUI
charging wounds. is the most soothing and heal
ing Of outward applications It speedily destroys
Glands ana tubes to healthy condition, sad cures,
when assisted by the CUT1CURA Soar, Diseases OF
the Skin and Scalp which have been the torture Of
lifetime.
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AMausenlents. &c.

FORDs OPEEA HoUsE.-Bartley Campbell's
Galley Slave is generally admitted to be his
best play, and is performed in good style at the
opera House this week. The drama Is of the
emotional order, but the pathos is relieved by
fine comedy touches In which the old Washing
ton favorttes, Mrs. Germon and Mr.. Denham,
do some good work. Mr.. DowRing's Sidney
Norcott" is played with force, ana Miss Bockel
is picturesque and effective as Francesca Miss
Rosa Rand's "Cfcely Blaine Is judicously acted,
and altogether the play is given In a style
which should attract large audiences the re-
mainder Of the week.
NATIONAL THEATER.-The lively play, MY
Partner" is beginning to be appreciated. A
much larger audience than that OF Monday
night was at the National last evening. The
performance is one that should not be missed
as it is happy combination OF the picturesque
play, emotional drama and modern comedy,
acted by strong company.
THEATER COMIQUE.-The Comique offers va
rfed and hrst-claSS amusement
WAUGH NJ. E. CHURCH.-Professor Ryder, a
converted rabbi, will deliver an interesting and
instructive lesson at this church this evening
on the social and religious customs OF the He
brews.
PROFESSOR CARPENTER is drawing large
houses at Lincoln Hall. This is his last week
here.
BUSINESS COLLEGE HALI--Professor Willis
will give lecture and lesson On physiognomy
showing how to read character. tomorrow eve
ming in Spencer'S Business College Hall. The
lecture will be illustrated.
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RESIGNATION OF 4 CHURCH CHoIR.-The choir
OF St Luke'S P. E Church. under the leader
is stated that after rehearsals by them of music
for Easter Sunday for the past four weeks, the
rector, DR.. Crummell, yesterday directed them
declined to do, giving as reason want of time
10 substitute other music and practice 1t Suf-
nciently for use on that occasion. The rector
Insisting on the change, the choir unanimously
agreed TO tender their resignation. which they
have done.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Geo.
Jones and Mary Scott; Robert Leanlon and
Amanda j. Simon, both of LAUREL Md; Lucur-
gus Z. Davis and VIENNA Petit, both OF Prince
Williams county, Va; ChaS. A. Topper and En-
ma X Meader; John Hunter and Lucy Valley:
Augustus iost and Mary l.. Lint, both OF p g.
Co, Nd; George Z. Burrows and Annie E.
Teachum; Thos. Crabten and Priscilla Harri-
son; George Robert Parsley and Della Shaloe:
Harry b. Jordan and Alice E. Brown; VIM.
Blake, OF Philadelphia, and Sarah Williams:
William B. Handy and Mary A. Hughes Robert
Carter and Evilina Wilson
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The CUTICuRA REMEDIES are prepared by Weeks
g Potter, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Wsshington
Price Of CgTiCURA, smaM boxes, 50 cents; large
00ses, containing two and one-hsH times the
CuIIoURA Soar, Is cents per cake; by mali, 30
cents: three cakee Is cents.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as foIIows:-D.
b. Gran to Laura E. Mason, lot IL, sub. So n. OF
White, assignee, certain estate devised by Jas.
&. Walker; 8. d. j. Particle to S. b. Hola
bird parts lots "a and Il. sub. SO. 241; $500. s.
$500. Elliot and Barbour to G. W. Cooper. part
schwing, part 2, So 42e: $3.50. j. j. Byrne ct
nj. to P. II. Chrfstman, part lots Is and 90 so
1902 $500. L. j. Davis ct al. to Armand Jardin.
lots {. 5 and g. so. 159; S. w. II. Doherty TO
Mary Doherty ct al, lot %, So sos; s.. W. W.
Corcoran to A. D. Hennings, lots SO and 81 sa
b09 $421.50. John Miller to G. H. Berger, lot
25, SO. $50; sos. ID. j. Particle to X. r. Perry.
lot 20 and part lot "a, 81. 241; 81, 500.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REAL ESTATE AssO-
CITATION, at their annual meeting last evening,
elected officers as follows:-R. ii. Ball, preSi-
secretary and treasurer; John Evans, F. a.
Evans. DR.: A: P. Pardon. R. C. stiekney, VIM.
Henry, ]. B. T; Topper, Milton Woodward and
j. F. Langley, board OF directors. The annual
report showed the receipts to be s5,ls9,l; cash
on hand, s1.434.23; present value of assets
s. 80, and number OF shares outsta nd1ng
4I6 1t was stated that the affairs OF the asso-
citation would be wound up In few months. It
has been in existence over nine years, and is
said TO have proved a success