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THE GREAT ANNUAL SALE OF immense oar
gains commences to-day at Chas. Baums, 4l6
IT'D street

A DELIGHTFUL COLLEGE REUNIoN.-At the
Spencerian Business College hall New Years
night, the graduates OF the college Tor fifteen
years attended reunion. being the invited
guests OF the students of the present year.
Among the two hundred aud tifty VINO re-
sronded TO the invitation were some OF the
most beautiful young ladies of Washington
The young people danced the merry hours
away until about midnight, and it Was declared
charming and successful entertainment Tie
music, by Iyler's band, was admirably rea-
deTed During the evening bounte0us COLA
tion was served. The executive committee IN
charge OF the entertainment were L. Il. Moves
H. b. Whipple, l. g. stokes D. T. McElninnY
w. III. Schofield. The Floor committee were Il.
f. Blau, W. X. Hunt, l. w. Knipe, Benz, Norj-
hngeT, ID. Todd. Tue class comiuiLtee5 rep
resenting 322 graduates IN 10 years were:
1s67-Edw. B. Hay. Root. s Chew: i56S-D.
O'Caliahan, Philip IL. KraI5; 1S53-rdso G De-
Mol, Elsie +. JoyBeT: 1Si0-Wm. Haha Mary
Mcleod; i6Ii-Frdnk SJilson. JOS. Strasblrger;
1sI2-Herman E. Biau, j. Henry Small; 1873
Chas f. Williams. Crypt Paimoni lS74-Chas
w. Jones, Jas. Ii. Watt; lsI5-E1. I. Pettinglll.
Chas L. Reynolds; ls16--Jas. p. McElfresa
David b. TODD; 1s7T-FfaDk b. Mcguire. VIM
X. Cohen; lsso-John X. Haley. NV j. Finch:
ls.9-J. Melvin Lamb Frank Hamilton: iSSo-
PAUL Crawford. Bernard f Eynmert; Is59-'si-
Frank b. No3 Is. ID. T.. McEIhlnny.
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Ehe Courts.
POLICE COURr-J,tfsre ,SnelL.

POLICE C0uHr-J,uS1e Snell.
To-day, Jno. Sorreli forfeited collateral
Daniel Webster, loud aud boisterous: s. or Is
days. Henry Johnson. indecent exp posture; IS
or 10 days Also charged with carrying a razor:
$50 or go days. VIM. Nally, disturbing the quiet
OF Georgetown: IS or days. Lula Il. Eastman
forfeited collateral. ThOS. Burch. do: do
Lewis Mackel, falling TO remove snow from his
sidewalk. i've cases; $40. Thos. Williams, car
rying razor: $50 Or CD days. Chas Williams.
Eaerancy bonds or 80 days. Edward O'BrieB
forfeited collateral. Geo. A. Marbury Indecent
exposure; IS or days. Chas. Longster. carry-
Ing dirk; $50 or 80 days. Henrietta Brown.
assault On Joshua Brown, her husband; personal
bonds to keep the peace. Oscar Jones' pro-
family: S or days. Isaac Robinson and
Robert Wedge larceny OF some clothing from
Sarah Russell; 80 days each In jail Thos.
Williams, larceny az TWO wash tubs and
some clothing from A rev j. Ternley:
90 days In jail. Club Jackson, Charles
Lancaster ard George Addison were charged
With the larceny OF watch from Michaei
1t ahy: jackson was sentenced TO SIX months In
jail and the others were dismissed.
EQUITY COURT-Ju,tTe COR
To-day. Peter agt. CavOn: trustee substituted.
Petition OF receiver OF German American
Bank: leave granted TO dispose OF certain real
estate.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
The court met lG General term and adjourned
for one week.
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AmusenleutS. &C.

FORD's OPERA HoUss.-"A Child OF the
State" Mr. George Hoey's play will be pre-
sented at the opera House this week, CON-
menclng tonight. The plot OF the play Is
deeply interesting, and many OF the Situations
are striking The play will De presented by a
strong company.
NATIONAL TnEATER.-Miss Kate ClaXton will
commence her engagement at the National this
evening in THE Snow Flower" better knoxa
as D0uclcault'S "Pauyrette"-Witn realistic
avalanche scene.
METROPOLITAN NJ. E. CHURCH-Mrs. Laura
Dainty. Of Chicago, viii give readings at the
Metropolitan church to morrow evening. Mrs
Dainty has high reputation as reader.
MASONIC TENPLE.-The grand annual ball Of
the Washington City II. b. Society," No. l. Will
be given at Masonic Temple this evening. A
cordial greeting AID an enjoyable evening Is
guaranteed u all who attend.
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The Pastors and the Liauor
Question:.


RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED TO-DAY FOR A PUBLIC
MEETING MKT SUNDAY.
The Pastors Union met today at Wesley
Chapel, Rev. MI. Little, chairman, and Rev. C.
B. Ramscell, secretary. The committee ap.
pointed 10 formulate their action on the en-.
lorcement of he license law. through Rev c.
IL. Richardson, reported the papers submitted
AT me last meeting, giving a sketch of tue
acton OF the union and It's committees; recitinss
mat the District Commissioners mad promised
In their action to De governed By the advice of
their law Officer and yet had not acted accord.
Ing 10 The opinion OF Mr.. Riddle, &C. TEis
paper was discussed at some length and the
resolutions appended were adopted as follows:
~ Whereas, The Commissioners OF the D!stric5
OF Columbia have failed to enforce the nquor
law ana have manifested their sympathy with
uaff1c which Is d fruitful source OF disorder
vice ana crime; and, whereas the Pastors
Union has earnestly ana steadfsstly sought the
eDforct ment OF the law In the interest OF the
protection OF the public morals therefore be it
ResOtctd, That the supremacy OF the violated
law, The peace and quiet OF the community aud
the protection or the public morals demand The
appointment OF Commissioners who VIII raita.
fully and justly execute the law regulating
the liquor traffic.
ReSoiued. That public meeting be held al
such place as the committee may determine OF
SUNDAY next ~ O'Clock. 10 give expression
10 me views OF citlzens In favor Of TEMPERANCE
and morality.
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4 colored male infant was found In the Cap.
itol grounds Saturday night by Jesse Weeks
and taken to Lieut. Austin's station.
Nj. John C. C. whaley died at his home IN
LOckhaven. Pa. last Friday evening, the 31St
ult., and many friends here viii mourn his de-
cease. He was an active Odd Fellow aud
trusts In the gift OF the several organizations to
which he belonged. For some years he has
been editing and publishing the Clinton Demo
legislature Of Pennsylvania at the last election.
An OIL tank at the works OF the Washington
Gas company exploded last night, and the oil
siderable b. light, and they could be seen for
many niles. The building in which the
Oil tank a. located was destroyed The loss
was about ST 500.
At the request OF the committee on public
comfort meeting OF the B )ard OF Trustees
CT Public Schools has been called to morrow
Tuesday evening, at p. m to consider the
application made for the use OF the school
buildings as quarters for the civic and military
organ cations which arrive here March 9Th.
leAL
August Gendz, belonging to the e. s maa-of.
war Portsmouth. lying at the navy yard here,
was admitted to the Baltimore City Hospital
yesterday with his feet badly froSbtten, the
result OF walking from Washington to Balti.
more.
A telephone Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, between Camden Station, Baltimore. and
this city, was tested Saturday by Vice President
Robert Garrett and hts assistant, Mr.. John W.
Davis. The experiment was satisfactory, the
SOUNDS being transmitted over the forty miles
or wire distinctly. .
The Union PRAYER Meetings are being held
this week at Wesley Chapel. and the meeting
to-day besween 10 and o'clock was led by X av
'. T. Kelly. OF the Fourth Presbyterian Church.
Rev. owen james, OF the North Baptist
church. will have charge OF the meeting TO-
MORROW
The uniforms for the clerks and other employ
ers OF the cry Post Office not being all ready,
the time for DOMINIC the bue has been fixed by
CT. Anger. the postmaster, fer February lst
To-day, MessrS. Brown and Mcdonnell for F.
G. Caldwell, executor OF j. 2. Caldwell entered
suit against the 3 & P. Railroad Company for
damage to property on Maryland avenue. be-
tween 18th and 18th streets. LOT 8, square a9s,)
~ reason of the location OF the ROAD In that
Avenue for which he claims 81 600
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PROF. FRED. PROsPERI late leader OF the o.
chfsira or The National ThedLer. died at MS
rtstdeLce ia East Washington Yesterday mora
Ing from throat affection. He vas q 1ncfnb r
OF The Marine band for thIrty-foIr years h4y-
ing entered the corps in lsih az the age OF six
years His father was a noted musician, and
bis brothers who survive him are attached To
the Marine band AS a piccOlO and flute PLAYER
Prespen was widely known. He was Ina
vi0linist and good composer ana arranger or
music. lie lett the Marine baDd some years
ago, when Schneider was made leader %
sltion which many thought should have been
given 10 Prospect FROM MS long service aud
known musical ability. He leaves a wife ami
children. The funeral Will take place from MS
late residence. No. els Il street southeast TO-
morrow afternoon at . O'Clock.
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i2o DOZEN OF GENfLEMEN's ENGLISH HALF
HOSE, Double HEELS and fun regular made,
Az l2h CENTS PAIR,
c. NJ. TOWSON'S.
636 Pennsylvania avenue, south side,
Near 7th street.
BED COMFORTS Is cents, 81. 90, 4l.25, 81. so.
WHITE WOOL BLANKEia, for double bsds,
$3.50 per pair. &3 90, 800, IS 20. $500.
CLOSING OUT OUR CARPET STOCK.
ISaf 81 a. AND y, COTTAGE CARPETS. 2sc..
ALL WOOL INGRAM CARPETS, IS cents.
24 WIDE sHEElING COTTON, 26c
RED TWILLED FLANNELa. 2Sc., 30c $40
CLOTH. FSk MIN AND BOYS WEAR. S7c.,
Al A. 1, WOOL ! Bias q oAsaIM ~ SIG,
EAIKlNS. PER dozen. Sac, 75c, SI.oO
cLoIH Al AND FELT skirts. SOC, Toe. 81 90.
LADils And SEsT's WOOL UNDERWEAR.
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE. 25c sOc.. SIC.
G. M. TOWSON,
086 PennSylvania avenue, south IDA.
eec28 near 7th D. and Cspter Market.
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ROMAN, coral, Jet jewelry. at Pdge's.

A LADY AND SERVANT INJURED BY RANGE
ESPLOsION.-A water back on portable range,
IN the house Of Mrs. Wallace. No. 405 street,
exploded New Year morning while breakfast
vas being prepared. A piece OF the pipe
weighing 10 pounds, vas thrown with such
violence against Mrs. Wallace, who was sfani-
Ing near by, as TO break her right leg above the
knee III two places and iniure her other leg
she also received several cuts about aer heal.
The colored servant was seriously burned hy
her clothes taking fire. Drs. johnson, Hagner
and Thompson were called Ia and rendered
medical atG
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Gu TlCU RIA

Itching and Scaly Diseases, ScrofuIou-
HumOrs. Ulcers. Old Sores and uer-
curial Affections Cured when
all 9th er human agencies fail
1: CurIcURA REsoLvENr purifss, strengthens
and supports the s. stem through the most critical
orders Of the liver. sidneys aud urinary organs.
CUTICuRA, q medicinal jelly. arrests disease,
ulcers and eats away dead ssin and fiesh
3, CUTICURA MEDICINAL SOAP. for the toilet
beauties the skin. CUIICURA SHAVING soar IL
the only medicinal shaving soap.
Skin HunlOIs. Milk Crust, Etc.
Mich, writes that her face. head aud some parts
Of her body were almost raw head covered With
.eabs ard sores Suffered fearfaly. and tried
everything. Permanently cured by Cu.icGra
Remedies.
MILK CRusr.-"rs. Bowers. las Clinton street:
Cincinnati speaks of her sisters child, who
cured OF milk crust. which resisted all remedies for
tifnI head of hair.
TETrER OF THE HANDs.-Elizabeth Buckley,
lit eton. \. H., thankfully prai the Caticu-a
Remedies for q cures of letter IF the hands, when
had rendered them almost useless to her.
scald Head. AIopecia, Etc.
SCAID HEAD H A. Raymond, auditor z. W.
j. ~ =. X Jackson, Mich Was cured of scaIi
head Of Line years duration by the Cuticurs REM
edies.
FALLING OF THE HA1R.-Frsnk A. Bean, Steam
Fire Engine 6. Boston, was cured of alopecia or
falling of the hair oy the Cuticura Hemed es whion
completely restored his hair when all said he womb
lOee 1T
observation-disclosures Lee, 1910 Frankford Ave,
Philadeip hia, affi cted with daudruf which { II
twenty years had covered his scip with scales on
quarter of an inch in thickness. cured by the QUIT
Cura Remedies.
QgTIcURA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS s.
POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washinatun
street, Boston, and are for sale by ali Druggists
Price Of CUTIouRA.a Medicinal Jelly. small boxes.
90 cents LARGE boxes, 81. CUTICURA REsoLvENT,
the new Blood Purifier. 81 per bottle. CurIoURA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, 25 cents. OUTICURA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, Is cents; in bars, for
BARRIERS and large consumers, 80 cents.
Al mailed free ON receipt of price.
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West Washington.

ACCIDENT AT HERR's MILL--A miller name1
Thomas McNinch, employed at Herr Il Cis5els
the machinery by the right arm, which was
badly injured. DR.. Louis Richie was called in,
after which the injured man was conveyed to
his home On High street.
d. Hartley, Joseph Lee, Jno. NJ. Waters, An
thony Hanlon. j. E. Libbey. NJ. O'Donoghue
and Jesse Fl. Wilson have teen appointed col
lec1ors for the poor fund In different sections
OF the town.
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BAD WAY TO START TIE Nav YsAR.-This
morning la the Police Court Henrietta Brown
coicred. was charged with aSSaulting Joshua
Brown, her husband. JOSHUA testified thar he
and his wife had been driuking on New Year
day, and had some words. when he caught hold
OF her ana threw her Ia wash tub 10 keep her
nom striking him, and when he let 90 or ner
she cut him across the head aud face with a
knife. He admitted that he was probably the
cause OF the trouble and expressed a desire TO
have his wife dismissed. The court took her
personal bonds 10 Keep the peace.
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Night L0dging.HOuse.

TIE KIND OF PEOPLE WHO SEEK SHELTER.
Mr. A. s. Solomons, vice president OF the
might Lodging House Association has made
An extended report to the Commissioners OF the
District, which is full OF interesting data con-
eerniDg the class OF persons who have been the
b. nefciarfes OF this admirable "reSt" for the
honseleSs poor; and Just here it should be Well
Know that few, II any, OF the genus tramp
Mo ioCgment within the walls of their build
ing, as be system adopted aud the close watch
IL OF the officers Of the association, one or
more OF whom are nightly in attendance, ef-
actually prevent the members OF this unsaVory
eand IRON gaining admission. Tue house
opened earlier this season than usual, On &C
oOuDt OF the extremely cold weather. From
Des emoer huh until the close OF the year 424
beds were occupied, being al average OF Do Ecu
Afghf, the capacity for accumulation being 81.
There were supplied SIS meals. a good, nnJr.-
dous soup being recently added TO the blll-Of-
1are. All but 26 OF chose lodged were whites; IL
were children under Is years OF age and 10
were women seeking employment, several Of
whom found good situations With the excep-
u0n CT 6s all could read and write, and 1t may
Stem strange that only ~ We're married, while
nearly two-thirds OF all were Americans, the
exact figures being foreigners ll3 and Amer
leans Sill The nation allIfeS were divided as fol-
lows: Germans As; irish. 80; English. Is;
Canadians, 6; French. 2: Scotch. O. and Swiss =
Their trades and professions. arranged alpha
betically, were the Observation-Disclosures
4: oakers, Is: basket MAKERS /; blackslnitnS 4
pricklayers. 2; butchers. II; carpenters. 49,
clock makers, IL; confectioneTS. 1; cauikers 2:
cooks, 5; farmers %; firclnen, 4; gardeners, 2;
hostiers, /: jewelers. 3; ldborers, 229; mechanics
o; mCulGerS, 3: musicians. 4: Ini5OnS, {; marble
cutters, 3: painters, 10; plasterers. 4 porters q
Printers, &: ptdj!eTS. 1; Sailors 80; soldiers, II;
servants uemaie): I; san makers. /; stone
cutters, 6; shOemakeTS, Il: tatOrS, 5; Telegraph
operators, Q tinsmiths. 3; teachers 3: umbrai
Makers, ); walters 4; WeaserS, 3, and IN
elsSSed II.
The treasurer, Mr.. Mitchell, has received
dSDaiiohs iron j. q. McGuire. ga; Z. b. Nc
Cure, $40; Mrs Frank Taylor, $50; Mrs. Proc
BAIRD, $40: Df. Shriyer Stewart. $40; Il. c.
SwaiD; slo; friend So Mr.. Robertson U4oulsi-
ana avelu.). meat every dag, and William
Smith. OH street, Is gallons of miiS. IJ IS
sug gest4 TO the market men that ii, at any
tine, they have superfiuity OF vegetables,
eI1t ole for soup, they will De thank ully re-
eektd and acknowledged. The house Is on
L uisiana avenue. between 9th and 10Th streets.
A large milk can filled with milk from Mr.. VIM.
Smiths farm. in Virginia. was distributed TO
the guests OF the night lodging house Satur-
day.
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SANFOBD,S
RADICAL CURE
FOR RRH.

One Bottle Radical Cure. One Box Ca.
tArrhat Sol *oht a d One Improved
Inhaler. Price for all, 81.
IL of marvellous efficacy for relieving violent attacks
Of 81 eeZinR, to which many subject, for clean
ing the Head and Nasal Pass when ciOgged with
offensive matter, for deodorzing and purif yins the
breath for rendering the Head clear, the Brain ac-
tive. the Breathing easy. snd every sense in q most
grateful aud soothed condition.
BeginIing with the Nasal Passages, it cleanses,
deodorizes, soothes and heals. Itarrests thu form
alton OF pntid Matter It strikes at the very heart
of the disease. This done. its constitutional action
gradually aud thoroughly removes from the blood
and circulating fluids the poison that has been
sucked up by the absorbents from puruleut matter
which had dropped into the stomach and been in
hailed by the lungs.
AK your druggist for SANFoRp's RADICAL CURE.
General Agents,
WEEKS & POTTER,
Boston.
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ELECTIONS OF OFFICERs.-The Bakers Benevo-
itnt ASSOcfaif Ion has elected the following OIL
GERS: JOHNNY Miller. president; John Schuerger
Vice president: Paul Burk, recording secret AZ, :;
h. h Gross. financial secretary; Louis Neural n
treasurer: finance commituee-J0hn Binr
George Noreif. X. RelnhardJ, W. Falk ard
Charles Schaefer.
WiDDebago Tribe. No. q u OIL ~, have elect
ed the following: Simeon Cohlenger, chief; H.
6rubb, sub Chief; F. Forster assistant chief;
John FL. Shombert. secretary; Thomas Pitt,
treasurer; A. Nephuth. marshal: F. Atzei,
warrior: w.. Grunke. forest guard, and q.
T. kert. guard.
TIE FiremeD's Insurance Company of Wash
DgtoD and Georgetown to-day elected Dire
tors as follows: A. A. v ilsO1, TbomlS Parker
Andrew Rothwell. Vim. E Howard, Jos. Red
fern, VIM. j. Wilson, Z. q. Davis. Daniel Ko.o
Frank Rune, F.A. Lltz. jr.; GeorgetOWn-Gleo
w. Crop.ey, Samuel Z. Wteatley, John 81.
Waters.
The Washington Market Company today
elected the following directors: II. G. Emnrj,
w. Z. Chandler, n. g. Ord%av, r. B. Il trk
II .ilet KiloourD, 5. ) SInoot. Z. 4 tinker il
cob Fl. Ella, j. T. YaTneli, p. $. Smith. y ID.
Whitney, s. W. CurTiden, and T. q. Wllkias.
The Columbia Turnpike Company to-13y
elected the following off :ers: Edward Re q ne.
preH10eHt: :. Il. BoarIn3D, secretary; J. b. II.
Smith, w. E Howard and {. y. ia mes, in place
CT Or. Guuton, deceased directors.
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PROVIDENCE MISSION. corner OF and I'd streets
northeast, under the charge of Mr.. John White
loro Touring the month OF December gave Shelter
and food TO many unfortunate men recurring
help. Average OF men sleeping each night. 30:
ana 1879 meals distributed az breakfast dinner
al a supper during the month. From 24th De-
cenoer TO the ID OF present month 12S loayes of
bread and 10 bushels OF corn meal were (lis.
utbuted 70 the poor outside Of the MISSION.
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Editor star: Seeing In your Issue OF Saturday
liberty CT suggesting the means by which such
accidents may be prevented. II persons using
ranges or cooking stoves which have boilers
cohnected, would only keep their fires burning
becoming cold and frozen, and save great
deal OF trouble, not counting the danger ami
expense MY experience has been where slow
fire is kept during the night 1t not only pro-
tected boilers but also the pipes In the kitchen.
Yours, f..
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
Eliza 81. Tustin TO Amos j. Chapman, part 10y
10, so. s64; $50; j. w. Rogers 10 Thomas
SmiIbson, part lots ID and E. Of original lot I.
SO. $50; s.. Dilien u. Gron TO Annie v.
Springer, lot 81, 10 sub OF 81. 1se; g. 500 WIN.
kbtekney ct al. trustees, TO National Savings
baAk, original lot II, SO. 800; 3ls, COO,
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Which Destroys the Senses Of SWen.
Taste and Hearing.
4Hd Derours the LsIsSs. Licer and
Kidneys.
Failure OF p h ysic ians TO Successfully
cope with il.
What Shalt ere Dor

1t lie the mucous membrane. tina: wonderful !
semi huid envelope. surrounding the delicate it's
ford. that the all prevalent ami dangerous m asdy
known as Catarrh makes its stronghold. Once es-
tabIshed. it eats into the very Wit ,ls and renders
life but long drawn breath of misery and disc
dulins the sense of hearing tramnel,iug the power
Of sps ech destroying the faculty of smell tanting
the breath. and killing the reaue. pleasures OF
taste Insidiously. by creeping on from a Simple
Id in the head. it assaults tn msmbranous lining
and enveiops the bones. eating through the delicate
coats and csusins inflammation, sloughing ana
death. Nothing short Of total eradication Will Sc
cure health TO the patient. and all alevistes ara
simply procrastnsted suffernes, leading to fatal
termination. SANFoRo's RADICAL CURE, by Ia
haiation and by Itsrna al administration has never
failed; even when the disease mas made frIrbtfu.
inroads On delicate constitutions; hearing, smell
and taste have beea recovered. AMI the disease
thoroughly driven out"
sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE consists OF one bottle
of the RADICAL CURE. one b,x Catarrhal SOL
VENT, and one IMPROVED INHALER, neatly wrapped
in one package, with full directions, and sold By
all druggists for 81. 90. Ash for sAXFoRD's RApr-
CAL CURE.
General Agents, WEEKS h PorTER, Boston.
CoLLINs' VoLTAIc PLAsrERs relieve in minutes
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CoNGEsTloE OF TUE LUNGS, Inflammation OF
the throat and difficulty OF breathing Frequently
result from severe cold. The remedial prop
critics combined In DR.. Jayne's Expectorant are
especially designed 10 break up feverish and
nnammatory tendencies, remove construction
OF the throat. and By bringing about q free ex-
pectoration promote natural respiration and a
speedy cure. A reputation maintained for forty
years affords 10 all a guarantee OF the practical
merit OF the remedy.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Geo.
A. Williams. OF Boston, Mass, and Josephine
Pistorto; John Fl. Williams, OF Daysville, Va,
and Matte l.. Brown; DR.. &. M. Gingich OF
Leesourg Va, and Lulah 0. Dowell; Frederick
Z. Bunhus, jr. and Flora B. Lynch; Adam l..
Elmer and Anna Well,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-03

THE ADAIrTASCE to the annual entertain
ment and festival OF the Potomac Fruit Grow
efs' association tomorrow Cruesday) evening
cake or Is cents.
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ELOWEKsM FLOwERs,m

CLOWEKSH FLOVVERsiN
We have closed out all Of an Importers stock OF
FLCWERS 1T less than half price, and viii cell
shem al &c., TIC. and 81 90 per spray.
KID GLOVES, from 2 to 10 buttons In Wh;te and
Oye,a Shades. livery PAIR GUARANTFED
Reception and visiting HONNET9 at LESS than
ACTUAL Cost to CLOSE.
Mrs. M. J. HUNT,
6ec3Q Nos. GA and 010 ID street \, ~.
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The weather.
LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements. Sc, Tonight.
TSrds Opera HO,lse.-"A Child OF the Staten
National TReGter.-Miss X ate Claxton In ''The
Snow Flower"
Masonic TsDlple-Annual ball Of the Wash
ibgton Ii. b. Society No. l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-03

FANS are out OF date, and DIR. Bulls Cough
syrup Is "all tie go" now. Twenty 1ye ceats
a bottle.