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SANE'OHD'S
RADICAL CURA
FOR CkTARRH.
One Bottle Radical Cure, One Box Ca
Inhaler. Price for all. 81.

Econ oplicsl, agreeable, FATE and never falling
relieving instantly and curing permanently. this
great coordination of medical agents offers to tn
weary sufferer from every form OF Catsrrh relief
and st. 1t satisfies every demand OF reason and
common sense. 1t attacks and conquers every
phase OF catarrhal disease. it strikes st the root
cleansing the nasal passages of puruIent matter to
swallow and inhafe which means destruction,
sweetening the breath, restoring the senses of
smell, taste and hearing to full activity purifying
the blood of catarrhal virus AID checking its con
sttutiona ravages. Buy it while there Is yet time
Ask for sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE. Sold and
recommepd ed everywhere.
General Agents,
WEEKS s. POTTER,
Boston.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, &C., Tonight.

Amusements. &c, Tonight.
Ford'S opera House Needles and Pins"
National TieGter.-Mary Anderson as Julia"
In 1.-The HunchDack"
4breT's Music Hdu.-Swedish Quartette Con-
cert
Lincoln HGU.-Lecture by Bishop Keane.
CONGREGATIONAL Cl,uTcb.-Complimenuar con-
cert TO hiss Minnie Evan.
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CETIcuBA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS h
POTTER, Chemists and Druggists. 500 Washington
street, Boston. and are for sale by all Druggists
Price for CUTIoURA, a Medicinal jelly small boxes
90 cents large boxes, 81. CUTIcuRA REsoLvENr,
the new Blood Purifier. 81 per bottle. OUTIoURA
MEDICINAL TOILET Soar, Is cents. CUrIcURa
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, 10 cents; In bars, for
BARRIERS and large consumers, 80 cents
~ AL mailed free receipt of price.
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A Verdict for the GoVerun,en,

McRiLE. Ala. Feb 2-In the case of the
united states VS. j. Il. Calhoun, for trespassinp
upon puhlic land by boxing trees for turDen
tine, the jury returned a vtrdict for the gov rn-
mtnt ioi - IoS yesterday. This is the nrst
verdict ever returned for the government In
these cases
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BROKE HIS Jaw WITH A BRICK-William
Sienen.s young colOred man, was charged
10 tne follce Court to-day with Assaultfng JAS
was In his house reading the Bible last SUNDAY
aIteInoon, ana hearing row in front OF his
house. ne went out and saw defendant throw
mg STONES AT boy Witness asked him WHY
ne was lhlo"inS stones ar the boy and he
tClements) then threw brick at witness W htch
oreke his Jaw bone. Clements testified thsf ne
was assaulted f1rst, and only acted IN seif-de-
fence. The court took no stock In this state
msnt, and imposed fine OF 500 or 8 months In
jasl
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The VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILROAD COMPANY
TeOrganiLed IN Alexandria yesterday BY tue
election OF J. :. BaTOOtr as president and the
following board or directors; G. G.. Holland OF
DaRyille; Charles VI. B,ackiord, or Luxembourg;
X a. COghilt or Amherst: VIM. ii. Payne OF
Fauquter John T. Lowell. OF Warren; John W.
Burse. OF Alexandria: Robert T. Bald win. j.
wilcox Brown. Robert Garrett. Osmun Latrooe
James sloan. IT., VIM. keyser, John X. Cowan
and VIM. +. FTick, OF Baltimore. Resolutions
were adopted giving the directors power 10
cause 10 be made any branch road authorized
Oy law for the benc1t OF the main road extend
Ing the tine for the exchange OF stocks and
bonds into the new organization. and authorZ-
ing the Dew board or directors 10 execute the
mortgages on the road according TO the scheme
of organization.
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TIE PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASYLUM MANAGERS
ned their annual meeting yesterday at The
nome. corner 18th and $ streets. The old board
was re-elected. and MIS-. Admiral Lee was re
elected nrSt-dlrectpT, for the twentieth wear.
Mrs DR.. Harrison was elected to I'LL the vacancy
Caused by the resignation OF Mrs Major Go1d-
l1S. On account OF ilI-health. The SecrcJarg,
~ WIlliarH Merrick read the annual rep Jrt
which showed the Institution to pe IN = h9ur-
,shing condition. The number OF children n
the asy Inn is 80 and only one died during the
year. There have been fifteen children paced
In service or at trades during the year, anu
twenty new inmates have been RECEIVED The
children were addressed by R~v Mr.. MeadOr
after which they sang pruber Of songs TIE
recent end0wIelts received by this inStitu-
ton one OF $4,000, and another of $4,000, will
probably De partially expended in charging
the building.
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SAD ENDING TO A JOYFUL JoURNEY.-H. II.
Iever visited Tif1in, ONO, on Saturday 70 pro
cure marriage license having fixed his wed
dlhg 1or THURSDAY next, In attempting 10 board
passed over both OF his legs. He lived about an
hour after the accident. retaining his conscious
ness Knowing that he could not live, he made
his will, Dequeathing $1,000 to his intended
hridp
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LECTURES.

ETNDEH THE AUSPICES OF THE
~ GAkRDEL INSTITUTE.
LECTURE by
RTFEF. John ] KEANE. Bshop q r. chmoad
Al LIZ coin "a u, February 2d, 1881 ~ O'Clock D.
m. subicst-"IHE LIGHT or TIE WORLD"
The FRO eecs 10 Ire friendship of srnx of tina
. euI le of Washington 10 Fsther Keaue.
Jlokets, so ceuTs.
Reserved seats can be secured at ELS without
extra charge. fan2g Al
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salt Bheuln.

SALT RHEUM.-ieorge L. Owen, Dealer in Pia
los, Grand Rapids, Mich, was troubled for niue
years with Salt Rheum. Tined every medicine
known to the trade. and was attended by many
physicians with only temporary relief. Cared by
CCTICCRa REMEDIES
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Condensed LacaIs.
Street lamps will be lighted at 5:41 pm. az

ext1nguished at 5:.5 q. m
"A destructive fire took place on the farm Of
Mr.. w. w. Rapley, In Montgomery county. Md. :.
ten miles from this city, early yesterday morn
ing. The tenement-houSe, tool house, black
smith shop and carriage-house were burned;
Mr.. Thomas Kalbfus, of the Sunday Her.
ala, yesterday received a dispatch announcing
9ne death. at Mauch Chunk, Pa, of his oroths
Danlei kaloiu|, a well known politician and
lsW'eT In his native state.
the Equitable Building Association hold a
meeting tonight. See adv. In Especial No
tees"
The National Veteran club met last night at
It's new quarters, room I, Corcor an building;
Col Burnside In the chair and Major H. D.
Norton secretary. The room was beautifully
decorated with silk q gs and regimental stand
ards-cavalry, artillery aud tnfanJry-alSO pOr-
ira is OF President Hayes. vice President
Wheeler and President elect Garfield. with The
words 'Garfeld and Arthur" in beautiful floral
letters. Lieut. Albert w. Roome was elected
member.
Anthony r Frazier, prominent and wealthy
cltlZtn OF Alexandria county, Va, died yester-
age.
Mariner d Wright e j. Mariner and NJ. r.
WrlghD entered suit yesterday against the
United States Home and Dover Association OF
THIS city, upon an acceptance or the association
by E. A. by, its general m tnager for 1915 at
20 days nom April IA, 1880, upon which default
has been made.
The Anthropological Society met last night
for the first time at its new place OF meeting
Inc lecture-rOom or the Columbia Medical Col
I.ge. on street. The president, Major j. w.
Powell. delivered his annual address, giving
review or the work accomplished by the society
Sill cf lis organ iZation.
The revival lit etings which have been 10
progress at Grace NJ. E. church (Esev j. w.
Smith PASTOR for the past two weeks are still
IL progress.
About 10 O'Clock ast night Policemen Reider
and McNa'ly stopped two coored men aud
white man at the corner Of 18th and NJ streets
northwest. They fled down 18th street. and
between l and streets dropped bundle,
which proved to be the cushions stolen from
the japanese minis er'S residence on the S0th
January. Several shots were fred at the
thieves but they escaped.
Yesterday afternoon man named Mahlon
Best. grocer In the county near the 18th street
road, was before L. S Commissioner Bundy on
complaint or Revenue Agent Clements charged
with selling liquor and tobacco without The
revenue license. The hearing was not conclu-
slVe, and Best was retained at police mead
quarters last night, and gave bonds to-day for
appearance.
Yesterday afternoon Maggie Burns, a servant
employ ed In the family OF Mr. Daniel Donovan,
No. 1922 Vermont avenue. while working In the
Kitchen In half drunken condition, with an
infant child OF Mr.. DIS In her arms let 1t fall
on hot stove burning 1t severely about the
body and limbs. Dr. Heron rendered medical
aid.
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a. Il, q. Rocks.

Containing valuable Information about flowers
and canarleS with lots OF fun for the ittla folks
presented to ladies free at any drag store. Cali
early II you want one.
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BEHsOS'S CAPCINE PORoUS PLASTER The
public are cautioned against worthless fmita-
tons offered under similar sounding names.
Accent only the genuine.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 10
Andrew Cook and Susie E. Tippet; Richard Nigal
and Maggie James; VIM Smith and Florence
Bell; Walter GOetZenger and Laura LOchbehler.
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Tom BUFoRD, the slayer of Judge Elliott of
the kentucky court of appeals, has been sent
from ONenton, KY, to the insane asylum. hay
Ing been acquitted, as already stated, OF muir
der, on the ground OF insanity.
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FRAUDS IN THE CUBAN NAVAL DEPARTMENT.
The Spanish government has been telegraphed
from Havana that Admiral Jose Maria Beran-
ger. commanding the West India feet, has
ordered the arrest and trial by court martial of
the accountant general and several rich off,
Gals OF the Cuban naval department, on charges
OF extensive frauds in contracts. Civilians are
also implicated. The treasury has been de-
frauded to the extent of several hundred thou
sand dollars.
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TIE VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION raet
last night. and resolutions offered Dy w. H.
scott were adopted to the effect that IL would
De unWise ''for the republicans OF Virginia to
make party nomination OF officers to be voted
TOT next fall, but they should be guided By such
considerations as the interests OF the state and
the restoration or free suffrage TO all the people
may demand" ID. W. LOmaX the president OF
the association. was elected TO represent the
association In the convention to be held in
Petersburg next month. Mr.. j. b. Syphax ad-
dressed the association. X O.. l.. Page Ross
Hamilton, Peter j. Carter, and Robert Norton
O. Virginia, were elected honorary members.
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Who are Better on by having Bought
PrudentlN.

Among the drawers OF tenthS OF the first capi-
TAI prlLe OF 100000 were Mir. JOseph Srickel. or
329 Grand St. Milismsburgh N y Messrs =.
ii. Wilder and l. L. Boetz, Fort Wayne. Ind
and Mrs. ). {. McCaSlin, 60 4Jh -. chelsea
Mass
Among the tenths or the seconi capital nrlze
or $50, pOo were Benz. p. q. Clark ~ Brighton
Livingston Co. Mich; T. Z. Phillips 623 Chest
nut ST. PhiladelT hia, Pa. and 4. y. Charda-
VoyDe. CORTLAND, Ala.
Among the large prizes won wer,- others sent
10 w. 5. Rogers Democrat on 20. Little Rock
AK; j. l.. Lockwood. 124s Sth st. nv. Wash
ington. ID. c; A. II. KaSsinC. Ia n avenue
New York City; Ferdinand Major Tuuisburg
La; James McDougal Wilmington. Y 81 j.
King, New York CITY,
The names ana addresses are not an ,-yvaD 90
the Louisiana State Lottery coma any only
gives publicity when the consent l. given. For
further Information any one can write to NJ A
Dauphin. 31g Broadway. New YORK city y y
or 10 same person at New OrIeana "a
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No EVIDENCE OF GUILT-A telegram to the
n. 7. HerGld from Richmond, Va. February l,
says: Adyices received here from London, Eng,
state that Mr. Robert Hume, the angio-Am
can from Virginia who was accused or the will
ful murder OF Aunie Eliza Sutton, alias Annie
Barcourt, has been acquitted. The defence was
that the prisoner had been in America for some
years, and, as people did there. carried loaded
revolver In pocket in his trousers made on
purpose, and SO wore it at the deceased's house
on the night of the occurrence. He took Off
his coat and was proceeding TO uQdreSS when
the deceased took the revolver from his pocket
and said he was fool to carry IL. While his
back was toward her 1t went OFF and he just
caught her as she was falling. He discovered
thai she was dead and he laid her down. All his
statements were consistent with the fact that
he found she had shot herself ana went 20 her
assistance. Several gentlemen were called who
proved that the prison,r was slwayS In the
nabit OF carrying revolver Ia hts pocket.
The examining magistrate said that in
an entire absence of any testimony on which q
Jury would convict the accused or wtlful muir
der but the evidence went to very great ex-
tent in an entirely opposite direction-nanely,
that the deceased was playing with the pistol
ana that she herself committed the act He
thereupcn ordered the discharge OF the accused,
which announcement was greeted with great
applause. The numerous acquaintance OF MIR.
Hume In this state Will be extremely gratthed
at the happy termination OF the sad affair. Mr..
Hume and wife Will shortly return to Virginia
TENNEssEE's DEADLOCK OvER.-A telegram to
the N, Y. Herald, from Nashville, February l,
saws: The deadlock In the election of state
officers was unexpectedly ended to-day by the
election OF capt James Nolan, rep, as comp.
troller, and eN-Congresman DcA. Num-, rep,
as secretary OF state, four low tax democrats
having gone over to them and made their cleo
tion possible. Capt. Nolan came tn Tennessee
during the war as captain In the First Kansas
artillery. Col Marsh l. Polk, democrat, was
elected treasurer for the third term. Mucu
bitterness of feeling was shown by the demo-
Gratis against the low tax democrats, VINO
branded as traitors to the democratic party.
The elections have demoralized the members TO
such an extent that the legislature resolved
Thuredayj
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1T WILL BIZ SEEN by the advertisement that
Mr.. Scout is again In this city With his usual
fine collection OF paintings, and has secured
10th. He could not have obtained q more suit
able place. The collection is now open day
and evening till the time OF sale, t
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Boston. Feb "A small dwelling AT Com
M rcial Point, Dorchester district, was burned
eallI this morning. the fire accidentally ignit-
lng rom owe The occupants, Mrs. Johanna
81, persisted In the flames. The loss on the
building is 81 0tba
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LADIES are advised 10 call at once on their
druggists for the book-au about dow
ers and canaIieS. Costs nothing.
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BALLS AND PARTIES.

A TTENTION:- TENTH ANNUAL BALL
N of the KNOB Is OF ST. PATRICK will CD
be given st Odd Fellows Hail. 7th stree north -
west WEDNESDAY, February I'd. Tickets. IN
admitting Gent and Ladies, Si. The Commit ~
tee Of Arrangements have spared no expense ar
labor to make this the most pleasant affair of the
season. jaSl-3t
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SAMMY Men.

VIII cure almost any case In two days no mat
Ter no" severe. Price 80 cents. 10 cure, 10
pay. Sold by all druggists.
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SPORTING GOODS
IRON BITTERS.
A True TONIC.

TRUE TONIC.
IRON BITTERs ARE HIGHLY RECOMMEND
ED FOR ALL DISEASES REQUIRING A GER
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FEvKRs. WANT OF APPETITE. LOSS OF
STRENGTH, LACK OF ENERGY, &c. EN-
RICHES THE BLOOD. STRENGTHENS THE
MUSCLES. AND GIVES NEW LIFE 10 TIE
NERVES THEY ACT LIKE A CHARM ON
THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS. REMOVING ALL
DYsPEPTIo SYMPTOMS. SUCH As TASTING
THE FOOD, BELCHING. HEAT IN THE sToM-
ACH, HEARTBURN, &c. THE ONLY IRON
PREPARATION THAT WILL NOT BLACKEN
THE TEETH Or GIVE HEADACHE.
WRITE FOR THE A b BOOK. 32 PAGES.
AMUSING AND USEFUL READING. SENT
FREE
Brown Chemical Company.
jsn26 Baltimore, Maryland.
COODWIN's SUN DIAL
W Gas HEATING STOVES.
For Heating Parlorr. Dining Rooms. Hall and Bath
Rooms
For sale at Once of Wash n Gas 1t. o.,
Ala Tenth g. northwest.
Call and examine them. jan27
A NTeN FIsCHER's DRY CLEANING Es-
"A TABLIsHMENT and DYE WORKS, No SOC
q ct. northwest, near the u. s. Patent Once
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S 0ARMkSTs OF
ALL KINDs CLEANED and DYED; also, ChkPE
Wells, LACEe, GLOTES. Ero. ,,,
-kPECIALTY In cseanins me E'EE.N0
DRESSES. Thirty years experience. aer@s
CUNNINGHAM, the well Known, reliable
IN his line New SILK HATS made % order. ana
old ones remodeled Remember the No.. $40 Sth
IT. northwest yznls
THE 1INTNG RBOORD. % . Year.
ID. al 6roadWay, New Yorh: Most oom-
49, ninins Psps evW E1huahsd. eanpIe
SSSeko md oeh0 0eeux1H1o both in u. Y. and
e: - - AK. BOOT, oEsoLx. Prs,,,
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Wells Health Renewer.-absolgtp cure for
nervous debility ana weakness or the CeDera-
i've functions. s., at Druggists 80 Penn.
ave
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INTRUDERs At MASQUERADE PARTY.-This
morning. in the Police Court, Daniel Tourney.
Thomas Coakley. Edward Buckley and VIM.
Raglan. four young white men, were charged
with assaulting an Old White man named John
Wells, who testified that he lives at No. 9I4 9Th
street southwest, and that there was a mas
UPGRADE party and dancing at his house iaSt
night. and these young men forced their way
Ia without Invitations. Witness told them that
he did not want them TO raise fuss, anu De
fore be could speak another word he was
Knocked GOWN and kicked by the crowd. The
bruised condition or the old gentleman's face
amply coIr0Dorated his statement as TO the So
verify OF the assault Mr.. Wells two sons cor
roborated his statement. Tourney testified that
when he and his friends went into the room,
man named Smith cursed witness, and he
struck him, and Smith then threw the lamo at
him. The rest or the defendants denied taking
any part in the assault. Raglan was fined $40.
and the Others $40 and costs each. Mr.. Wells
was charged with an assault and battery with
intent TO kill Thomas Coakley, one OF the men
charged with assaulting him. who testified iaat
when he was leaving the house Mr.. Wells came
to the door and discharged shotgun at him,
some Of the shot taking effect in his neck and
head where they are now. The case was sen.
to the grand jury; bonds $3eo,
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CITY. ITEMS.
Important Wait.

Ladies ana gentlemen. remember tonight
VIII De opened the great bankrupt sale % three
consolidated stocks of ladies and gents goods
from New York. and VIII positively last only
seven days. Have only space 10 mention few
or the great bargains that will be offered.
Ladies' elegant embroidered chenise. skirts
ana drawers. ~ cents. worth 80: c0rsets. 81
cents. worth 81; stockings ; cents worth -
cents; ribbon. Ia cents worth 40 cents IA ", kid
gloves Jewelry. fans, notions ana , 0Oo other
articles for. ladies wear. Mems fashionable
hats. 81 cents, worth Sl.5j: mems wooden
jackets. IL cents. guaranteed worth 8, 20 or
money returned: undershirts % cents and B 00
diHertnt articles for mems wear a. a25 eth
street. corner MASSACHUSETTS, ayenue northwest.
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"ALDgREEy WAGONS. r-FTesh Attorney Gutter
churned every morning. and delivered In y los.
Ward" prints, 45c. per 10. Also cottage
cheese, outter1njlE and sweet milk &c. Der ct
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4 nlIlSeIsseuts. &c.

F0RD's OPERA HOUSE. Needles and Pins. "
py the excellent company at Ford'5 again last
night kept the audience in a roar with the
queer arrangements into which the different
characters get, and the subsequent unwiRding
thereof. The fun runs at a rapid rate all along
Needles and Pins every night this week and
Saturday matinee.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Miss Anderson ap-
p AIRED at the National last evening as
'.Evadne.' The audience was very enthusiastic
tnough not as large as the night before. To-
night Miss Anderson will appear as Julia In
THE Hunchba
AT THE CONCERT for the benefit OF the Church
OF IN" incarnation neXt Thursday. the follow
Ing members OF the Apollo Glee club will take
pa [: Dr.. 5. k1mball. conductor: Miss Mn
bic Evan Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Morrison MIR.
FraEck i. MaguiEe, Mr. Frank Pearson Mt
Z am. Adams, MI. G.. y. Ward. Elocutioni5ts-
Mr.. f. b. Hay and Ralph Jefferson.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. - The CO npIi-
menIary concert rendered Miss Minnie Evan
VIII take place this evening at the Colgreza-
iional church. It Will be a very enjoyable en-
teri aiLment.
LINCOLN HiLL-Bishop Heane VIII lecture at
lincoln Hall this evening on The Light OF the
ORD" The proceeds OF the lecture VIII be
friendship Offering 10 Father heane.'
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DEATH or Az OLD AND RESPECTED CITIzES.-
Robert Emmett Doyle, well-knowD resident
OF Washington, died at his residence. I01t f
street northwest, this morning Ia the Doth year
OF his age, Mr.. Doyle had been identified WITH
the growth ana interests OF this city since 1921.
BIS early occupation was that Of a master
stone mason. and among the many public
buildings about The city on which he worked In
that capacity were the new wings OF the Capt.
tOl, and the Treasury building. He besides al
the honor 20 lay the rrsr stone OF the Washing
ton monument and was In charge OF the
masonry there for some years. For d long
time he was president OF the OLD Franklin tire
company. and was a leading member OF the OLD
Mechanical kinemen and other military Or
ganZaJiOnS before the war IN the Seminole
Indian war he acted as aide de-camp TO Gen.
DaGe. For number OF years during the var
or the rebellion, he occupied an Official position
IN the paymaSJcr generals Office. Mr.. Doyle
had been an invalid for years. He was an up
right man IN all the relations OF lie and had
many friends among the older residents OF
Washington who wlIlmourn his death sincerely
His family have the sympathy or many warm
friends III their atilicti0n. The funeral VIII
take place from his late residence Friday morn
ing al $50 O'Clock. and the remains Will be rlrst
taken 10 ST Patrick'S church where L requiem
mass VIII De said.
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FAIRS, FESTIVALS. Sc.
SuPPER AND FESTIVAL, from u Inclusive,
- for benefit OF NJ. p CHURCH, q;h street, be-
tween Z aid SITS. northwest. A de ,shtfal lunch
II TO p. M each day, l0c; big supper, 25c.
fancy goods in great variety. rebl St
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A Cough. Cold or Scr, Tnroat

Should be stopped. Neglect Frequently results
In an incurable lung disease or Consumption
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder the
stomach like cough syFups and balsams but
acts directly on The iDflamed parts. allaying
Irritation, give relief TO asthma, bronchitis.
coughs, cataIrh and the throat troubles which
singers and public speakers are suhjectto. Sold
at % cts a box everywhere.