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Medical Department., Columbian
University.

NKRC1SBS AT THE ANNUAL C0MNENCKNKNT.
The annual commencement OF the medical
department Of the Columbian University took
place last night at Lincoln hall, with large
audience OF the friends of the graduates and OF
the university present. The stage was hand
somely decorated with flags and bunting hung
around the walls. On the rear wall were the
ical College, 1851" Along the front was q fne
floral display of oleandeTs and other Towering
plants In pots, besides many handsome designs
The Marine band, led by Prof. Sousa, furnished
most excellent music for the occasion. On the
stage were President yelling and others of the
faculty, Rev. DR.. Parker, commissioner Dent,
DR.. yelling made brief address Of welcome
TO the audience. and then proceeded to confer
the degree OF doctor OF medicine on the follow
Ing graduates Louis K. Beatty, D. c. Philo
Il. Bennett, N. Y; John w. ChappelI, ID. c.;
L. l. Friedrich. D. c.: John Fl: Yarnall, b. c.
The award Of the prize OF $50 was made py
Prof. A. F. A. King, N, D., dean, to DIR. John Fl.
Yarnall, OF the District Of Columbia.
ADDRESS OF PROFESSOR FRIsToE.
Prof. E. T. Fr1stoe, IL D., then addressed the
graduating class on the subject OF mans rela-
cally. He said the laws OF nature are most per-
fectly adapted to mans wants, and by the use
or his Intellect and faculties man can make use
condition and promote his happiness. The
intellect OF man adaptS all phases OF nature to
the more perfect development OF the human
race. NOtl1ng can compare III DSduIy aUQ
perfect harmony to nature great original, and
to follow organic nature. through the aid of
science, develops the hidden jewels OF earth.
He pictured some OF these beautiful Jewels OF
the various clements, and said that With all the
materials with which he had been surrounded
man is always violating natures laws. II he
had steadfastly obeyed natures laws and lived
in harmony with his environment, he would
ntv have known pain or an ache, and at the
end would have melted calmly and peacefully
into immortality. But man has never lived In
harmony with his surroundings, more especially
In modern civilization, which simply consists
OF refined methods OF violating natures
laws. Disease follows man In every step
OF life, hence the physician Is the agent
that steps In between man and his de-
stroyers, and hence it Is that the honest
physician Is honOred throughout the civilized
world. Among all the innumerable diseases
God had prepared remedy for each, which 1t
is the province and delight OF the physician
and chemist to discover. Medical progress and
medical education are developing specific rem
eGtes, and he gave the graduating class hint
not to be daunted in their progress of tnveSti-
CATION into the mineral and vegetable world for
remedial agents for the cure OF diseases by the
drones OF the old beaten tracks but discover for
themselves. Success depends not upon luck,
but upon labor.
The valedictory was by Philo H. Bennett,
M. D., one OF the graduates The audience was
dismissed with penediction by Rev. DR.. Elliott
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Christiancy Divorce Case.

This afternoon, Examiner Lovejoy resumed
the taking CT testimony for plaintiff In the case
OF Minister Chrlstianey against Lille NJ. Chris
tiancy In his action for divorce on the ground
Of infidelity to the marriage VOWS, ana Mr.. P.
b. StillSon, a L. s. commissioner before whom
Mrs. T.. had signed and sworn to her answer
and cross BILL testfhed to the genuineness Of
such signatures. This would indicate that the
plaintiff Will attempt to prove by expert tes-
genuine. DR.. BAH again resumed the stand for
further cross examination, which will likely be
concluded at one more session.
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rheumatism.

Professor William C. Richardson, NJ. D.. OF
the st. Louis Medical College. says. Il have
ordered Liehig Co.'S Arnicated Extract OF Witch
Hazel TO be applied locally In Rheumatism aud
WITH most marked relief IN every case" Be
ware OF worthless limitations under ours and
similar names. Also cures Plies CataTrh Neu-
ralgia: Painful Monthlies. Or! Ulcers, Lumbago
and Weak Eyes.
Sold In fifty cents and dollar SiZaS
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Rraiu and Nerve
HOw's Tbat.

Wells' Health Remover, greateSt remedy o
earth for impotence, leanness, sexual debilit,
dc. s., at Druggists $50 Pa ave. Z
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Cod Liver O;I.nd Lima

Inat peasant and active agent 10 the cure OF
pound or Pure Cod Liver Oil and Lime. is
being universally adopted In medical practice.
SOLD by the proprietor, A. b. WILBoR, Chemist.
Boston, and all druggists.
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The Liebfg Co.'S Coca Reef Tonic.

- It am INVALUABLE PREPARATION" says Or Il.
=, ~, S,out Jacksonyine. Fla. Is is rapidly cura-
i've 1n monthly sufrerings, excessive flow. sick
heaoache, chronic sore throa-. asthma, cough,
SIorInesS or breath, nervousness sleeplessneSs
~ Iaploly restores lost vitality: whether from
hausting losses OF fluids ~
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II OPIC.
FIR q 1T
L a Y a TIV e
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS. Is thorough in its Medicinal Action.
and yet 30 AGREEABLE to ths TASTE thst
PATRONS often disregard our Injunction to divide
the LOZENGE into parts (say two doses) to meet
their respective cases. At the OUTSET 1t is espe-
cialy essential to observe the DIRECTIONS closely
I'LL one becomes accustomed to its use-when mild
action and the most satisfactory results are sure to
follow. Ladies and children. and those who
dislike taking pills and nauseous medicines TO
secure csthartic action especially pleased with
Its agreeable qualities. Try it ONCE, and you will
esteem it highly as SAFE, PLEASANT and EFF
FECTIVE remedy. Packed in bronze tin boxes
only. Sold by Druggists.
Price. Is Gents. Large boxes 60 Gents.
mar5-eo&w
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DELESsKPS' MEN ATTACKED BY ISTHMIAN ROB.
neutrality-suspicious. Of the New York World
from Panama, March s. says: On March 4th at
attack was made on one of the engineers OF the
canal company. Mr.. Wander Putte, at Paradise,
but 1t was frustrated by some Jamaica men,
who were badly hurt In the melee. Mr.. Wander
Putte was supposed to have large sum OF
was captured. This is not the only case In
which employees Of the canal company have
been seriously menaced few days ago a
large party of men went from AspinwalI to
Empire and surround ng the dwellings OF the
employees used threats and intimidation, and
were only restrained from open violence by the
determined attitude OF the gentlemen 10 charge
OF the section.
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps Will be lighted at $50 p M; and
ext1nguished at 1890 D. m
Yesterday Health Oficer Townshend made
property which bad been Infected with small
pox ana was destroyed by the health officers
ABOUT one year ago. The aggregate does not
amount to more than $500
The many friends OF Mr.. J. F. Havenner, OF
Havenner's bakery. viii regret to learn that he
Is lying at the point OF death at his residence
Oh 9th street, below D, southwest.
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POLYGAMIsTs IN NEW JERsEY.-A telegram
of Ancona n. y, is excited over proposed
Mormon settlement there. The leader Of the
community is one Allen, who has been married
Their intention TO form Mormon community,
or rather community where spiritualsm
pOlygamy, and communism should prevail,
soon became nosed abroad, and the residents
citizens made complaint to the justice of the
peace and asked for a warrant against
Allen. The justice was puzzled, and concluded
With that object In view he came 10 see Prose.
cutor Jenkins in Camden to day. Aliens arrest
is expected tomorrow unless he gets wind OF
the affair and leaves town.
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There's not a bottle OF Hub Punch In the
cellar" Flows that"
why our dinner party yesterday finished the
last bother
Then my dear, don't forget to remins me 10
order fresh supply tomorrow"
Equally fHe nth hot water. or iced. or with
soda water or lemonade. Every first-class
grocer, wine mercant and druggist sell n ar
81 bottle
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The Peoples WorId-Iyids v.ra,e.

Burnett's Cocaine has been sold In every
civilized country, and the public have rendered
the verdict that 1t is the cheapest and best Hair
Dressing In the world.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are invariably
acknowledged the purest and the best.
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Amusements. &C.

FORD's OPERA HOUsB.-"A Man of the People"
as presented by Milton Mobiles and his company
is strong sensational play, full of movement
and interest. There is nothing dull about It,
tomorrow.
NATIONAL THEATER.-"The Tourists" have
so many new features that 1t is almost like
going to see them for the first time, and fully as
enjoyable.
THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL MATINEE for chill
dren at the Skating Rink tomorrow afternoon
There will be music
LINCOLN HALL.-Mr. John B. Cough will,
Doubtless have a large audience at Lincoln Hall
tonight to listen to his splendid lecture, "Plat-
form Experiences"
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The weather.
OyYTCE or TEE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements. &c. To.ui1h

Am usements. &c. Tonight
ForTs Opera Hoslse.-Milton MOBILES In "a
Man OF the People"
National rssater.-"The Tourists"
TuHnoadge HaH.-Prof. Carpenter, the mes
neriSt-
Lincoln Ha1.-John B. Cough On platform
Experiences
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CITY ITEMS.
Hats for the Million.

New Spring style SILK Hats. 81 and S;
Young Mems low-crowned nerbvs 81 10 s.;
Spleldid sock OF priced Suf Hats:
TIE very best Still and Soft dollar Hats"
Boys and Children's Dark and Light FeltS,
including the ever popular Telescope at IS
cents, at LEWIS One Price Store, 920 'th street
northwest
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Who Arr, the Office Seekers.

EditOr &ar:-I am not an o1llce-seeker,
nor am / aware tn.,t any one allied to
me ,s. or ,s likely 70 be. Rut 1 desire respect
fully to ask il it is the fair thing On the
part of those who are comfor ably housed to
bolt and bar out those who may ne as worthy
storms OF opprobrious epithets? Who are the
office seekers? Are not most of them those
who now occupy public places? Did not soroe
who at this moment are filling important posi-
politics." that they might "drag up drowned
honor by the locks'? Have We not had quite
enough Of the stale old story Of Gen. Jackson
and his cast-off pantaloons? FAIR PLAY.
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THE CORONER's VERDICT IN THE CASE OF MRS
RUSSELL, whose death was mentioned In yes
terday's STAR, was as follows:-''That the said
Mrs. Margaret NJ. Russell came to her death
about O'Clock pm, March 10th, 1881. at her
residence, No. 1G0 West street. Georgetown,
D. c.. from injuries to the head, received on the
eth list, by being accidentally struck by
wagon driven by Robert Washington. We
further find that the evidence is not conclusive
TO show criminal negligence on the pa TT of said
Washington" The jury was as felloWs:-Chas
Becker, Chas. N. Allison, Il. V. Essex. V. E.
Ramsburg. Chas. W. Butler, w. N. Hammer
BUILDING ASSoCIATIoN.-At the 44th regular
monthly meeting OF the Twelfth Building Asso-
citation, held last night at Goddard's hall 81 200
was disposed OF, being 25 shares, retired at The
slate value rates.
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ALIENS BRAIN FOOD is the only reliable tonic
for brain and sexual organs O. either sex 81.
All druggista STOTT & CROMWELL Agents,
60 $50 Pennsylvania ayenua
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~ OFFICE OF MAJOR AND SUPERINTENDENT,
202 AZ street northwest
WAsHINGToN, u. Z /, March IA, 1881.
PROPOSALS FOR sEMMEE UNIFORMS AND
until = ocoef NJ TUEsDAY, 18th inst al. at S TbSh
Tso @ sas Ore
or OIL less to measure for summer wear Of Metropol
and Vest the frock coat sack and pantaioons to be
ade Of the best quality Of navy blue flannel. in
to the yard fifty two 5S5 psirs Of " the pan
falcons more or less, 70 be reiorced; the vest to
in With me
ions ons Ter Uniforms to be Worn by the Metropolitan
seea VII Be- received and opened
Force. VIVA "a ZIG AoAieo
Sample Of material and hats must accompany
, The contracts to be completed within twenty five
Payment for the Clothing to be made in three n,
Payment for the hats to be made on LIST Of the
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved
BIDDERS are invited to be present at the opening
Er further apply t. Capt c. R.
~ 0i'ei u commissioning WI Il, G 6. BROCK,
marls. ~. 2s.5t Major and supt., n. P.
door -KEEIEE,s OFFICE, BoUsE REPRE-
- wAsaIS STati B. 8 March Il 18th. 1881.
Sealed Propo sails VIII be received at this Office tin
II O'Clock noon, on THURSDAY, March oath next
tor the delivery to the U. E. House OF Representa-
t.Ves, and for storing in vaults Of South Wing OF
Gapto, eight hundred 5000 Tons best quality
White Ash Furnace Coal one hundred QOO cords
spruce Pine Wood and sixty (60) cords 0ak Wood;
81 to be delivered and stored on or before Friday
April 18TH; storage and govern ent Inspection at
bidders cost. Coal to weigh 2. 240 lbs per ton,
ard wood to measure 12S cubic feet per cord. The
right to accept or reject any excess in quantity
AID TO reject any and all BIDS is reserved to the
government. Oak wood must be sawed in two
cnts, ard all wood corded and measured NJ CAM.
toll; coal to be reweighed there if desired. Enve-
topes col tanning bids must be marked Proposals
for Coal and Wood" snd address sei to
CHAS. W. FIELD,
maflSS st Door-keeper FL. r.,
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A Couch. Cold or Sore Throat

A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat
Should be stopped. Neglect frequently results
in an fncurable lung disease or Consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder the
stomach Ike cough syrups and balsams, but
acts directly on the fnfiamed parts, allay1ng
Irritation, give relief In asthma bronchitis,
coughs, catarrh and the throat troubles which
singers and public speakers are subject to. Sold
at rs cts box everywhere.
"Alderney Dairy Waxonso
Fresh Attorney butter chuTned every morn
ing, and delivered In 4 lbs ward prints, 45c.
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk &c. per Ct Cream, -0c. pint.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY DROwNING.-About
5:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon a white man
named Thomas Smith, aged 80 years, living on
Maryland avenue northeast, attempted TO drown
himself by jumping into the Eastern branch at
the foot OF Sd street southeast He was pulled
out by Mr.. Williams, with considerable Diff
Guilty, and taken 20 the station house on Capt.
toI Hin by Officer Higgins he had been drink
ing quite freely.
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IRON BJTTERS.
A TRUE TONIC.
IRON BITTERs ARE HIGHLY RECOMMEND.
ED FOR ALL DISEASES REQUIRING a GER.
TAIN AND EFFICIENT TONIC. ESPECIALLY
INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA. INTERMITTENT
FEvKRs. WANT OF APPETITE. LOSS OF
STRENGTH. LACK OF ENERGY. sc. EN-
RICHES THE BLOOD. STRENGTHENS THR
MUSCLES. AND GIVES NEW LIFE 10 THE
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. &o. THE ONLY IRON
PREPARATION THAT WILL NOT BLAOKEN
THE TEETH Or GIVE HEADACHE.
WRITE FOB THE BOOK. 50 PAGES.
AMUSING AND USEFUL BEADING. SENT
FREE.
Brown Chemical Company,
JANIS Baltimore. Maryland.
PIRATES 9EPENzAHGEOL IVETTE
Full vocal scores. with piano accompaniment OF
these popular Operas now ready. Also, brilliant
panS sy as
'S'. Az SIDNEY z sss H 9ss sss::..
WASHINGTON. D. O.
DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS. Dis
TRIOT and other INVESTMENT SEOURITIKR
DOMESTIC and FOREIGN EXCHANGE. tan1S
Ut Awarded At The National Fair over al othe,
tn. h.nasoms:T1 S,nss!sts F Fs Flour in til.
United States.
very superior Minnesota Patens.
sTEs ss. I ST 10Y LOUIS s EAK S;..
GOLDEN HILL,
The Standard Family Flour OF the District
FOB BALE BY EVERY FIRST-CLASS 0ROCIR,
WHOLESALE DEPOT,
Corner LIST u. and Indiana ave
febl6 VIM. M. GAIT q CO.
old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS Ar
Oknoyn e the best 20 Ia JUSTHH old Stand
70 Sa 's ssn s s. .da :
spectable prices; Address or can Of JUSTHT old
sS 81 b2,n D SsseR s a ;p a. "a
Meea and Pc; northweG N.B.-Note By maui
promptly Ateended 10. TAMIL
GooDWIT1 9TM Up, RIA aLI,,,s
For Heating ParlorA Dining Rooms. Hall AID
Rooms
Fer sale ct Once Of Wash'n Gas 1t. Co..
413 Tenth st. northwest,
CAL and examine them, MuN
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on HAND, Bermuda potatoes and onions Thu
barb, cucumbers, green peas, Strawberries, to-
matOes, radisheS, Boston lettuce, and aspara-
Market.
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NO Law TO PUNISH ADULTERY IN THIS DIS
TRICT.-George W. Black, who was dismissed
by Judge Cox In the Criminal Court last Wed
nesday on the charge OF assault on William
Buckley, was charged in the Police Court this
morning, on the oath OF Buckley with adultery
with hts (BuckleYs) wife. District Attorney
Corkhin told the court that he could ind no
law under which to prosecute the case except
an old law which provides that IL the person
charged confeSSes or is found guilty by twelve
men he shall be fined three pounds sterling or
200 pounds OF tobacco. Dir. Corkhm said
that 10 try man under such law would be a
mere mOckery OF justice, and asked The court
dismiss the case.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Myer
Stern and Mary Myers; John F. Dyer and Sallle
A. Eglin; W. III. Lowry and Mary NJ Davis OF
ward Williams, OF BrOokVilIe Md, and Barbara
HAWKINS; Harrison MickenS and Susan -
tMickens don't know the girls name) both of
montgomery county, Md; Aaron S. Gorham
and Harriet K Morrison, OF Hudson, n. Y.
Joseph c. Harris, OF Charles county, Nd, and
and Alice Miles; Jesse b Slade and Sarah a
Carter: Addison Webster and Martha Campbell
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r "Alderney Dairy Wagons"
PROPOSALS.

OF METROPOLITAN pOLICe
~ OffICE OF MAJOR AND SUPERINTENDENT,
202 Az street northwest,
WAsHINGTON, u. Z March IA, 1881.
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BERNHARDT AND CLARKB.-At the Grand Opera
House, Pittsburg, the nights of the present
week were divided between these two great
dramatic celeorities-Monday and Tuesday for
me me lorInef tne rest OF the week by the latter.
although very large, was exeelled by the mum.
Der that witnessed English comedy on Wednes.
day evening.
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tAfosCRE TO DRAFTS WHEN HEATED and sud
~ 49, enanses In the temperature OF the atmoS-
Pn .. ae pTonnc sources OF severe colds from
VIII many cases Of Inflammation of the lungs.
pleurlsy, asthma and other PULMONARY afrec~
uehS are developed. should you unforrilnafaly
SSnt5S ,c-an Goio resort az once to Dr. Jayne's
promptly cure coughs and colds h1f Uviii ~
heye and strengthen the pulmonary ami nr11-
ehial organs and remove all dangerous sSm1-
toms
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ANOTHER CHANCE for Tomorrow, when you
sou can buy at r. Goldscnmid'S mammoth de-
partment store, ol2 Ith street, between FL and /
northwest, fine engraved gobletS, worth S. for
81 per dozen; porcelain dessert plates only 50
cents; pint flar1ng teapots, only 25 cents; dec
GRATED cups and Saucers worth % cents. for 10
cents; real majolica Jugs. worth from so cents
TO $3.50, for % and so cents; crystal glass mo
lasses pitchers, only . cents. Also, great bar
gains In baby carriages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-18

GENTLEMEN who shave themselves should
never be without bottle OF eucalypttne. 25c.
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THE FAMOUS DWIGHT CAsE.-The Court of
Appeals yesterday handed down decision In
the famous Dwight life insurance case, there
being seven OF them. The appeal made by the
insurance companies was dismissed with costs.
10 Will be remembered that the Equitable Lite
was the only company that paid the claim
promptly; the others have been litigating, and
thus far have been unsucceSsful.-.Net YORK
Tribune.
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BACAs SPRING OPENING of Paris Pattern Hats.
Millinery. Ladies Suits and Spring Wraps Will
take place Monday, March 2l, to which every-
body Is Invited. No cards.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARkEr.-AtCh the Q leens-
town Drove Yards, Wednesday, Con the Metro
poIitan Branch, Il. q o. X, r. three miles from
the e1ty-Lewts ID. Means proprietor), $50 head
OF cattle were offered, OF which 260 were sold 10
C0tcherS, at as per ID. and 80 shipped
east; 500 sheep were up, sold at AZ a. per 10.
lows and calves brought S25a$ij. The state OF
The market was fair
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TEE REPUBLICAN STATE ASSOCIATIONS IN
WASHINGTON CEITISG.-U nder a call by the
New Jersey Republican Association looking to
the organization Of Central Republican ASso-
citation OF states, a meeting was held last even
Ing, over which Mr.. j. W. Starr presided, with
B. z. Chase secretary. The Illinois, Maine,
New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania Tennes-
see, Virginia and Wisconsin associations were
represented. After some discussion the consti-
tuition OF the old Central Association was
adopted, and the secretary was instructed to
notify all republican state Organizations that
they would De entitled 10 three members In the
Central Association.
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FOR ONE MORE DAY will sell at my store,
ST Ith street northwest, cups and SaucerS
at 20 cents; vegetable dishes, worth 30 cents,
for q cents; satchels, worth 25 cents for IL
cents, and thousand other articles, at Augen-
STEMS National Auction House, SIT 9TH street
northwest.
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CAPlTAL CITY COUNCIL, American Legion of
honor, was instituted last night at WCgn's
nan, NO. I21 9Th street northwest, with over 30
cnarter members. This Is the sixth council of
this rapidly growing order in the District m ~.
ium Dia- There are over $50 councils In the United
states ana Canada Deputy Supreme Com
mander Lewis III. Hirshberg, OF Baltimore as
the deputies for this District were present.
Ueputy Louis Mundheim. OF Washington, was
me founder OF the new council The 0fficers Of
INT MSW council are as follows: Comm ander. c.
Ieoaly, Ut. ). ;. Bond: collector, A. a. Bishop.
II us Lorenz Kissner; past Commands
g g, DUNCAN; medical examiner, DR.. S. s. Bond''
Inc neadquarters or Supreme Concil has itS
sea- Sc Ia boston. The Legion OF Honor Davs nIsf
at the death OF mernhns $3.50.
% goo, according IN - S.ln OF from $500 TO
ar 49, - ,.Ie selection OF the member
..Is initiation, and the assessments to pay for
deaths are according to graded scale or rates
upon all members OF the order,
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500 PENNA. AVENUE Is HEADQUARTERS for
boys clothing, and they intend it always shall
te. Each seasons opening surpas5es previous
efforts Better and better" Is the motto OF r.
Robinson Co., the boys clothIer.