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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-11
THE EVENING STAR.
EDEx 70 ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE sTAF

AMUsFNESTs-Sth rage.
ATToRNEYs-Ist page.
AUCTION SALEs-5th and 9Th pazes
Books, 6c--7th page.
BoARDISG-4th rage.
BUSINESS CHAECEs-4th page.
BUILDERS SUPPLIEs-7th page.
Cry ITFMs-Sth page.
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-4th page.
DEAIHs-Sth rage.
Day GooDs-7th PAGE
EDUCATIOs8L-4th page.
FINASCIAL-6th page.
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-4th pare.
For RENT (Roomsl-4th page.
FoR RENT (Houses)-4th page.
For RsNT tMisceiianeous)-4th page.
For SALE tMiscellaneous)-4th page.
For SALE tHOusesD4th page.
GENTLEMEN's GooDs-7th page.
HoUsEFURNIsHINGs-7th page.
LADIES GoODs-Gth page.
LOST AND FoUNp4th page.
LIST OF LETTERs-3d page.
MARR1A6Es-Sth page.
MONEY TO LOAN-4th page.
MEDICAL, &c.-7th page.
PERsONAI-4th page.
PROFESSIONALISM page.
PROPosALS-7th page.
PIANOS AND ORGASs-7th page.
RA1LRoADs-7th page.
RELIGIOUS NoTIcEs-Ist page.
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-1st page.
SPECIALTIEs-4th page.
STEAMERS. &c-7th page.
SAFE DEFosIT-7th page.
SEWING MACHINEs-4th page.
The TaADEs-7th page.
UNDERTAKERs. &C.-Sth page.
WANTED tHelp)-4th page.
WANTED tSituations) 4th page.
WANTED (Housesl-4th page.
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Alexandria Affair.".


WASHINGTON ABBATOIR.-There IS movement
on foot for the erection in this county on the
Potomac, opposite Washington, OF an immense
Francis Carter, Oscar A. Stevens Chauncey A.
Snow and Frank Carter, are endeavoring to pro-
cure charter from the legislature to organize a
name of the consolidated Abbatoir company. of
Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria" )"
THE WASHINGTON & OHIO RAILROAD-The re-
sale OF the Washington & Ohio railroad Is adver-
tised to-day for the 10th Of March next The
Baltimore, Cincinnati Western railroad has.
however, until the 1St Of March to comply with
the terms OF the former sale under their bid OF
$592 600, and their friends here persist in declar-
ing it Will be done, and no resale take place
REPORTER's NOTES.-The wife Of Deputy Auditor
1denstein died last night.-Contractor Clifford
Is out again, after having been confined to his
tor OF the venerable Gazette, who has been i'll has
improved.-There are fewer persons In jail now
than :for many months past.-The reform club
auspices Of the ladies' union.
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The chief justice will not retire from the bench
OF the Supreme Court OF the District quite as soon
as it has been intimated. He has taken much in
tereSt in the enlargement OF the court house. and
has determined to remain at his post until the
new addition Is completed and the courts settled
IN tnelr new quarters Chief Justice Cartier came
on the bench when the Supreme Court OF the Dis
trlct was organized in 1863, and has therefore
the addition to the building is completed and the
Old portion remodelled, as is contemplated he viii
have served full score. The bar and our citizens
generally, VIII rejoice that the chief Justice will
not take advantage OF the law which permits him
TO retire within few months, if he chooses to
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District i'm C0u-rc~SS.

The Speaker OF The House OF Representatives an
nonnced yesterday the appointment of Mr.. Chace.
OF Rhode Island, IS consulting trustee OF the re-
form school Of tue District Of Columbtl.
petition was hled in the House yesterday hy
Mr.. Putney, OF this city, asking for such legSla-
ton as VIII relieve him from taxation OF lots and
4. In square Isl. which have been assessed 80
heavily. IA consequence or improvements. he saws.
that IL VIII br necessary for HIM tO sell the prop
eftS 10 pay the taxes lie asks that the law be
suSpendPd In his ease for n Sufficient number OF
years 10 give him a chance II sell his property. as
ne Is ~ years old. and unable to perform any work
10 ralSe Lle neCeNSlrN fnMlS 20 naK the tlNeS
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oSwEGo. \. v, February ll.-Rev. Simeon Par
melee, aged 100 years and "a days died ia this cty
last night He was Tor 90 years pastor ia Yer.
mont and had So living descendants His wife /,
still living.
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PERsoNAL--Senator Edmunds has returned from
Ills western trtp.-Delegate Maginnis, OF Mon
tana, was registered in New York last night
Mr. Reid, formerly private secretary to the Prest-
dent has been appointed secretary TO the tax COM
Sherman returned nom RAila0elph1a laGt even
ing, and was hard at HeEk y 11e 6Gnco tAis mora
ing
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Mail nay. Cap,urcd aud u;s,,a.

CINcISNATI- February II. A dispatch from
Charl.ston West Va. says: A mail carrier on the
Short Creek route, I'm Boone county, was stopped
on uesday 'ght ana shot at four times a,d the
mall bags were captured and rified man
named .Iarrell is the alleged perpctrator. No
arrests have been made.
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A Texan .aD;Ge;cupsv.,

GALVESTON. TEX. February IA Gatesvtlle
special says: NJ. McCard shot and killed Ban Culp
ana badly wounded Joe Culp. at Sugar Loaf. ou
the night OF the sth inst Tie cause of the difi-
Guilty Is not known.
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The New York Suit Against Gen
Brady.
TESTIMONY OF HATCH AND rooTE.

NEW YORK, February 1.-THE hearing before
exJudge RoSworth, the referee in the suit af John
A. walsh against eN-SecOnd Assistant Postmaster
General Brady. was cnntn nucd to-day. Mr. Hatch
OF the ni1n or Hatch FoOtn, testified that Br tdy
had In their hands property valued al 100000
Formerly. but Will h has decreased In value un-
III he now owed the firm more than the worth OF
his property.
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ANOTHER CHARGE OF MURDER.-At noon to-day
Robert Orr and Frank Gallagher were arraigned
In the Criminal Court, Judge Cox for the murder
OF stephen TyreIl on the 3lst of July last, and
pleaded not guilty. 1t viii be remembered that
city, the parties being drunk. Orr, it is alleged in
fight with the deceased, inflicted such blows as to
cause the death Of Tyrel, Gallagher being present
aiding and abetting. After the committal OF the
parties, bail was set at 5000. which was
given. This morning they renewed the BAIL Mr.
L G. Hine appears for Gallagher, and Mr.. Fail for
Orr.
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Spread Of SnaiISox in Virginia

FhiEKsBUKG, va, February ll.-FOnr new cases
or smallpox have broken out ia tae Rcd Oak dis
trct, and in Brunswick county two deaths have
occurred. There are now fifteen patients ia the
hospital The authorities OF the Norfolk and
Ne>tern railroad I'm consequence OF the prevalence
o. smallpox have issued an order prohibiting the
carrying OF Passengers on freight trains.
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Drowned Nyhslc nrnnL

SSRAcUsE y. Y, February 1.-THE b6dy OF
jeremiah Doody aged ~ years WIS recovered this
morning from the canal. He Was drowned last
hiSht While returning from wake. and IL Is sup
posed he Mas Intoxicated when lie fell in.
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MR.. BOONE WAVES AN EXAMINATION BEFORE THE
POLICE COURT AND HAS HIS BAIL REDUCED.
Albert E. Boone, one OF the parties charged with
c0nspring to defraud the United States in connec-
tion with the alleged straw bonds for mail con-
tracts, appeared in the Police Court to-day with
his counsel, Charles Pelham, who called the courts
attention to the charge against Mr.. Boone and
said he wished to waive an examination in this
court and go direct to the grand jury with the
case. He said he would have waived an examtna-
ton In the first place, but was confident that he
could show the court that there was no case
against his client.
$4,000 Ao
The court said that he would grant the motion
10 waive the examination, but he did not know the
extent OF Mr. Boone's bids Messrs. Cook and
Bliss knew most about what bond should be re-
quired, and he would take the matter under ad-
viSement
Mr. William A. Cook came into the court later
ana mad conference with Judge Smell in relation
10 tne amount OF bail, and Mr. Boone afterwards
came In, and was Informed by Judge Smell that the
bond In his case was reducedto S. 1000. Mr. Walter
d. smith, lawyer, was offered and accepted as
hOndSInan for Mr.. Boone
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CHICAGO, February H.-The general passenger
agents of the Lake Shore, P@BnSy lyania and Mich
igah Cent raj ruads have issued "A Joint notice 60
roaGs West Of thcagO. 80 n store the new rates M
once instead OF waiting until Fehruary Is
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kilograms to The Star.
THE SUIT AGAINST GEN. BRADY.
THE SMALLPOX IN VIRGINIA.
IMPORTANT DECISION IN A RAILROAD CASE.
Indignation ON Acco INIT of n verdScs.
MASS MEEIING HELD no nESoINcE LIZ

CHICAGO, ILL.,. February IA special from n
PoSa. Illinois. u the Inter- ocean saws: A mass
meeting composed OF city officials, the city Coun-
ell, the mayor, III the clergy in the city, and hum
dieds or other citizens. WAS held here last night
10 protest against tn acQUitt NJ at LaCon q; Patr
I. Ranson. Tor the brutal murder here last Nav
OF Henry w. Bullock. Resolutions we've adoptSd
UNANIMOUSLY, denounCing the trial rs a farce and
UaNestN on justice; charging that the verdict
was obtained 10y fraud. bribery. legal chiraBerv
ana prostitution. OF judicial authority, ana That IL
was not In accord with the facts and the evidence
The reports Of the tral are denounced as being
colored, and JUICE John Rurns, OF Iaoon. WHO
presided Il Called upon to resign
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SENATOR BECK is receiving good many letters
from bankers In different sections OF the Union
1ndorsing his bin to prevent the Decentralization
OF bank checks, and urging its passage. This bill
was referred to the Secretary OF the Treasury for
his opinion and he has not yet sent his reply, but
It Is expected that the finance committee will re-
cetve 1t very SOon
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TIE PRINTING CONTEST IN MARYLAND ESDRD-
The legislature OF Maryland yestendayy disposed
OF the printing contest, awarding the contract tc
Luther r. Cotton at So $40, which is q sowing o.
&21oo On ~ cost Of the previous sessien.
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DOUBLE SHEET.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.--Internal reve-
hue, S460, ,639.S4; customs, 64.0047l
COL JEFFERSON REYNOLDS, at the head Of the
banking interest OF New Mexico, is in the city
looking after the interests Of the Territory.
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1ndOrsing his bin to prevent the Over-cert1cation
OF bank checks, and urging its passage. This bill
was referred to the Secretary OF the Treasury for
his opinion. and he has not yet sent his reply, but
t Is expected that the finance committee Will re-
cetve it very soon.
THE NOMINATION OF PAYMAsTER STEVENSON TO
BE PAY DIRECroR-The sub committee OF the
Senate naval committee, to which was referred
the nomination of Paymaster Stevenson to be pay
director, will hold special meeting Monday morn
Ing to consider that case. There is bitter OppOS-
tlon TO Stevenson's confirmation.
SMALLPOX SrArIsT1cs.-The national board OF
health has received the following smallpox statts-
tics for the week ended February 10th: Lake, Ill -,
one case; St Louis, one case and one death; nine
cases were sent to the hospital outside the city,
three OF which died. The supervising surgeon Of
tne marine hospital service reports that one case
or smallpox from the X. E. Lee, hailing from New
Orleans, has been sent to the hospital at vicks-
burg, Miss
In THE House OF REPRESENTATIVES yesterday,
after our report closed, a bill to appoint d. T.
Kirby to captaincy In the army, who had been
cashtered for drunkenness and conduct unbecom-
Ing an Oflcer whilst enjoying the rank OF colonel
led to lengthy debate. The House finally passed
the bill by vote of 81 to SO. The immediate def
cheney and military academy appropriation bills
We're reported. The House then adjour ned until
Monday.
CONTRACTS FOR PRINTING PAPER-The joint Con-
gressional committee on opening the bids for sup
plying printing paper for the Government Print
ing ONCE for the ensuing year, have awarded the
contracts to the lowest bidders, as follow: Com
mon printing paper, Jessup & Moore Co., Philadel-
phia: book printing paper, Joseph G. Dltman,
Irnliadelphla; writing paper and manila paper,
WOolw0lth Graham, New York, and glazed bond
paper, George Mcdowell & Co.. New York.
THE REPUBLICAN SENATORS at a caucus yester-
day decided that If the resolution OF MI Harris for
the appointment OF Mr.. Neil Brown as acting chief
howl fh1G Co
they would support an amendment substituting
the name of Chas. w. johnson, Of Minnesota who
was the republican caucus nominee for chief clerk
last year.
NOMINATIONS CONF IRMED.-The Senate, in execu-
tive session yesterday, confirmed John j. Finn OF
Chicago, consul at Chemntz; Sydney r.. Taylor,
OF Maryland, chief engineer In the revenue service
W. NJ. Coulter, postmaster at Columbus, Kansas
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AN ORDER MISUNDERSTANDING Hunt has re-
scinded his recent order prescribing that officers
shall receive sea pay only when actually perform
Ing sea duty.
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PERsoNAL.-Rey. p. j. Healy, president OF
Georgetown college, who has been for some
months past with his brother, Bishop Healy, at
worcester, Mass. for the benefit OF his health.
returned yesterday much improved. Bishop Healy
and Father Biankensop accompany him, and are
now at the college.
.LEcrrRn.--Prof. Edgar Frisby, Of the United
states observatory, delivered an instructive
lecture upon "the astronomy OF the Bible" last
evening; at the lecture room Of the Dunbarton
street NJ. l.. cnnrc.. before the Young Peoples AS.
ISOLATION CONNECTED with that church
A PLEASANT DANCING PAETT was given last
Prospect avenue, 70 Miss Lille Bright. OF DcIs.
ware, who Is visiting Mss Mamie Hall, CT TIL,
city: There was pleasant party at the residence
HIGH TIDE on THE BAR.-Fcbruary 18th, As :
u, sl6 p m; February l3fh, 2:5l a. M, 3 =; d. n
The case Of the Hannibal and St Joseph ran
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MOTHER And SOMA colored boy, named Albert
Hawkins, was fined S or days in the workhouse,
by Judge Smell yesterday, for disorderly conduct
side the bar alongside OF her son, and asked the
Judge to let her son on: The court told her she
would have TO pay the S or let her boy go down
exclaimed, 'seven days; is dat all 1edge? look yer
mister, gimme my $; Albert, you 60 down for
Albert went down. and the old woman got her Sb
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The ASSassin,s Brother.
HIS DEPARTURE FOR BoSToN-HE SAYS HE Is BE
GINNING TO LIKE HIS BROTHER

HIS ptfAhTUkE FOR B0STON-HE SAYS HE lS Be
GINNING TO LIKE HIS BROTHER
john W. Guiteau left the city for his home in
Boston last night, having been detained here
longer than he expected. He was ''seeu of" by a
STAR reporter. 81 spent the afternoon with my
brother" he said to The STAR reporter while wait
Ing for the train TO leave. "Re is feeling snlenidIy
All this talk about his being unusually hopeful. or
unusually depressed Is not so. He is resigned to
hls rate, whatever may happen. know he would
!atief Gle than go 10 an insane asylum
lie says he Is not insane ana never
was insane eXcent at that one time / believe he
VIII go to his Geath believing that be is "A martyr
think this thing has toned him down. i am begin
ming 10 like him now. Ii he had acted as well be-
lore as he does now he really would have been
quite decent fellow"
+ Speaking OF the prisoners treatment by the jail
o1ncerS, Mr.. Guiteau Said:'I suppose General
Crocker wants to appear harsh to him
AS matter OF fact he is very kind 70 him.
and lets him have everything he wants
He will not allow any interviews TO go out or NY
best. too. for my brothers case. After he has been
quiet awhile, and people have got over being tired
OF the case, he will have better chance. or course
what We say Will not have much weight, but when
some OF the thinking men of the country discuss
this case c00lly believe puplic sentiment is bound
to change"
81 would like you to say" said Mr.. Guiteau. as
the train was moving away, 'that want t. return
thant to everybody here for the nlnesS have
L haven't had time to make any special achnowl-
eagment, but have appreciated all the courtesies
extended to lne.r
Mr.. Guiteau eXpects to return here In Aprl
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NOMINATIONS CONrIRMED.-The Senate, in execu-
tive session yesterday, confirmed John j. Finn OF
Chicago, consul at ChemntZ; Sydney r. Taylor
OF Maryland, chief engineer In the revenue service
W. NJ. Coulter, postmaster at Columbus, Kansas
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTATE-Messrs Fitch
Fox q Brown have sold TO Washington Mclean
esq, OF Cincinnati, Ohio, for John Hays. esq. ad-
minstrator OF the estate OF the late Admiral j. B.
Montgomery, lots ana 3, in square 2IS, having a
frontage OF 90 feet on street and I0S feet on 18th
street, With the valuable Improvements thereon
known as the Mcpherson house. for S33 600 cash
Also, to the Columbian University, for Dr. A. H.
Parker, sub. lots and g. in square $50 fronting 50
feet on street. between 18th and l4th Streets for
$1,000 Also, for Mrs. NJ. s. Wynne, to Frank W
Hackett esq, the east half of LOT 13 in square 2i4
fronting 33H feet on NJ street, between l4th and
18th streets, for 5.150 cash.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

fsS 4. +. BROOKS,
~ GAS E1XTURES,
53I 18th street. Corcoran Building
Agency for Mitchell. Vance Co., New York.
Immense stock Low prices.
Fancy Lamps, Shades.
Portable Gas Lights, &c, &c.
halo H31 ISth gtreef
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The case OF the Hannibal and St Joseph rafl-
rOao against the state OF Missouri, was DECIDED at
Se LOUIS yesterday In favor OF the state.
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ST. LOUIS TESTIMONIALS.
GERARD p. ALLEN.

Nj Aen stated to the reporter that about one year
ago he was treated By Dr. Phelps for severe rheumatic
AlI1ent; t.lat he never expected a permanent cure
owHR 70 Las aCvaneed but that he had eXperiepced
the greatest be,ieft from the treat,neut.
Mr- Allen further stated that he had an old and vain
able servant who FOR many years, suffered intensely
from asthma, which disease had become SO serious that
she unace To attend 10 her duties He sent her 10
Or Phelps, who II few days cured her entirely since
ien tie she has not been troubled with single YES
ege Of the disease. w.
,nr. Allen had no hesitancy in recommending DR.
Phelps as thoroughly successfu rhys;cau AMI
gentleman. iN-'s ~AN fSAAeN'
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CUETEsU. TsEss CosDEuNED.

MEDICAL OPINION or UltrEkU.
The last ~ the regular course OF lectures At the
College Of Physicians and Surgeons in Baltimore
was delivered yesterday by Dr. Richard Gundry
who took for his subject Gutteau and his mental
confition. The Baltimore S'ta reports his Views
as follows: THE doctor sad the real point at
iSSae IN the trial WAS whether Guteau WAS insane
or not The acts relied on by Guiteau's counsel
10 indicate insanity showed vicious propensity,
hfing without working for il. GGi-
teau claimed great things for small ser
wees. and was INSCRIPTIONS even in re-
gard TO his legal obligations. Tie only evidence
oi insanity Was the opinion of gentleman con-
Su'ted some years ago, and which seemed to be
founded on Slight grounds, and some hereditary
taints in his fathers family The denial of the
existence Of such thing as heNditary insanity
pn the expert witnesses for the government was
alluded u, but Dr. Gundry explained that heredi-
Iary insanity only meant a here,i,tary tendency.
which rendered its po>sesSor more liable 10 attacks
Oh insanity from causes which would not operate
on on taose not possessing IT, The conclusion drawn
by the lecturer That the weight OF evidence
WAS against the idea that Guiteiu had been insane
during his life, but his moral perception and in
teilectual capacity have been undoubtedly weak
ened 10y habitutlly vicious habits" f"
GCITEAU'S LATEST EFFUSIoN.
Guiteau sals he is not afraid OF the smallpox
ettcrS sent him, as his vaccination ten years ago
took SO well that he was nearly sick abed with IT,
and the recent vaccination did not take at all
Guitean's latest efus.on is paraphrase OF para
graph that recently went the rounds Of the press
coupling the initials OF Presidents Garfield and
Arthur with those OF Guteau. Guteaus compo-
Sit!oh 10 dS l'lioNS. Garfield ,0lllafS. ana
those OF Arthur, G. A. A, and j. A. c. ana strike
out the letters common tn both-the As-and
tere remain {. D. &. the Initials of the patriot las
Originally printed. the word aSSdSSin.l To
lovers OF the mysterious this coincidence f. srik-
ing James A. Garfield, good man, hut weak
poutlclan.j chester y. Arthur, q high toned gen.
Iielnan. ana fine PreSident) Charles J. Guteau
"a patriot. who now suffers in bonds, and has been
condelned TO death, that his country might liye.)
i ne litAlS or the names iDtertwine. A very
striking coincidence They may and probably do
indicate three consecutive Presidents, t. e. three
SPECIFIC acts OF Deity. GIG.
United STATES JAIL, WASHINGTON, d. C., Feb.
s, 1882.
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FepS CHRlSTADELPHIAN ECCLESIA MEETS
~ EVERY SUNDAY, at ii am, in McCauley's
s@utieast The object Of the meetings is weekly
and wne the elnbems of his broken body and shed
blood and 70 expound the holy scriptures which show
icclon
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ATTORNEYS.

HENRY +. KNAPP. c. f..
H Office, 135 Pearl street, New York.
Speciaity-Riyer and Harbor ami Marine Engineering
generally Viii survey. plan and contract for improve
ments and lecture in any part of TIE country
"Harbor Strsnguiation and River Choking"
Versus
Real and Permanent improvements" ja1e- Inn
HENRY WISE GARNETT
III ATTORNEY Y-AT-LAw,
No Columbian Law Building. 5th St, bet. d and E,
sep6-6m. 1p WAsHINGToN D. C.
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fa FOURTH STREET METHODIST ErISCO-
- PAL CHURCH, between and southeast
y Missionary Day At Am. Annual Sermon, by Rev.
G LEECH, tastor, ''lhe Fie. dis White Unto Har-
vest" At 7:20 pm, Sabbath School Anniversary.
~ oices of Hofe and Cheer" Be prompt; voluntary
oHeflhSs' no pressure. It,
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z fsSoSALVATION ARMY,-CApT A. SHIRLEY
- OF the English Salvation Army will conduct the
Revival Services at CIR NJ F. Church corner 9th and
streets northwest. To- morrow night at 80 O'clock
Come and hear him. It's
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WASHINGTON TEsTIMONI,Is

Remarkable Of deafness and noise in the ears Of
Col T. H. Gibbs. of Pulaski, Tenn, stopping at
AIS Pennsylvania avenue seven years of deafness and
noise cured by three treatments.
Dr. u. DOD6E PHELPs-Dear Sir: Many thanks to
you Tor your success IN Of my deafness and
noase IN my ears, from which have suffered the
past seven years COL T. H GIBBS,
Still another. Mr. r. IT, Yates. living at A32 New
Jersey avenue whose little daughter has for three years
ceen deal from measles. Two magnetic treatment Ia
nave restored her hearing. VIII answer ncuiries.
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The Missiai 1Per at Helena, Az q onlY
eight Inches 1.-The nigh water of SoR, a
stsanx sssasiiS Earn Sze Stisssllnssa u .
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- MRS. CORA v. L. RICHMOND, THE CEIE-
80 brated Trance Speaker will sneak at Tallmadee
aail, Tomorrow Morning and Evening. at 1O:45 and
80 D. H. It,