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Rev. John n. Paxton Released.
HIS CONGREGATION CONSENT TO HIS TRANSFER TO
NEW YORK
At the close OF the morning services at the New
York avenue Presbyterian church yesterday
congregational meeting was held, Rev j. G. Craig
head, d. D., presiding. Colonel A. A. Hosmer
acted as secretary.
Mr. PAxToN's FAREWELL ADDRESS
The pastor, Rev. John r. Paxton, addressed the
gathering at some length, asking the congregation
to agree to the dissolution OF the pastoral relation
in order that he might accept the call from ami to
that he was convinced that he ought to go, and he
trusted God would approve his final decision Mr.
Paxton seemed very much affected while deliver
ing this address, which he read from manuscript:
4" 1t is sad leaye-taking for me-" he said ~
have not done this thing lightly, nor with an easy
mind and unmoved heart Why, I have drawn
back. and wavered nj repented. and been through
very tempest OF conflicting desires So much so
that you have come t. think have mind OF my
own. acknowledge II all. and confess inconsist-
ency, vacillaton, weakness, and frequent change
OF mind. But what would you have when man s
cool Judgment Wei. have crossed the Rubcon.
and there Is no retreat possible now. Be magnan-
nous, construe my conduct charitably, and speak
OF me as one who acted not wisely these last weeks,
but meant well and wanted to be right"
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
Before the conclusion of this address, ex-Gov.
III. H. Wells, rising, made brier speech, raciting
the former action Of the cOngrsg alton, and offered
series of resolutions, that ''this church and con
gregation, while deeply regretting the loss We
shall feel at his {Nlr Paxton'7) departure, yet in
view or the facts he submits and in response
especially to the urgent request our beloved pastor
has expressed, yield the desired consent that his
official relations with us may be severed In order
that he may be permitted To enter upon the new
field OF labor to which he has been invitei;" and
"that the committee heretofore designated to
appear before the presbytery to protest against
the severance OF our pastors relations to this
church are discharged, and that Mr.. Justice VIM.
Strong, Mr. j. w. Thompson, and Gen. VIM Mex.
Dunn are hereby appointed commissioners to that
body to give consent on beh llf of this cOngrega-
ton for his release from his present charge"
There were one or two dissenting voices heard
when the resolutions were put to vote. rising
vote was asked for, AMI there were six or seven
who voted against the adoption of the resolutions.
The resolutions were recorded as adopted. The
meeting was then adjourned.
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Comic VALENTINES ct Brad Adams.

THE TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF the Jefferson school
building by fire on the morning OF the 4th has dis
PEELED the delu5iOn of great many that IL Is I'M
possible 10 have large fire in this city. The Fire
mems Insurance company, OF this city, promptly
paid their loss of 5000 three lays after the fire.
Ills company has been in business As years.
and has never had dispute over q loss. Cash
capital, 100000 surplus. $4,000. Their rates
are as low as any frSt-clasS company in the cOun-
try Those wishing Insurance viii find IL to their
interest to call at the Office Of the company, Room
No. /, over Bank OF Washington, where they will
receive polite and prompt attention.
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
The CHANGERS IN ALEXANDRIA.-The executive
committee of the District Grange OF the Patrons of
Agriculture reached here this morning and will
have session this afternoon preliminary to the
opening OF the district grange OF the counties in
this section Of Virginia tomorrow. The meeting
OF the district grange, strictly private one viii
be held at Sarepta Hall, and will continue until
the 18th inst Over one hundred persons will come
to town in connection with the grange business
THE WRECKED TRAINs-Remnantso OF the trains
wrecked by the collision on the Virginia Midland
railroad at 12mile post, near Springfield, on Sat-
Mrday afternoon, were brought in this morning.
Two locomotives and ten cars were injured, and
the loss will be several thousand dollars Fore
man Fitzgerald, the only person injured by the
accident, is not badly hurt, and Is now going
about.
REPORTERS NoTEs.-Meetings are in progress
here under the auspices Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union OF Washington, under the lead
OF Mrs Roach, Mrs. Mcleod and Mrs Buell. Meet
tngs are held at the Methodist Episcopal and the
First Presbyterian churches.-The funeral OF
Mrs August Idensen wife OF the deputy auditor,
took place yesterday afternoon, Rev. DR.. DinWiddie
officiating: rumor OF recent grave rob-
berries at the cemeteries here turns out to be with
out foundation
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Special Weather Bulletin.
PAIR DAY IMPLICATED FOR TO- MORROW.

The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
The following special bulletin 10 the DreSS:-
The barometer is lowest in the lake region and
highest ON the North Carolina coast. General
rains have fallen from the lake region To the Gulf
OF Mexico. the following rain falls for the past
twenty-fOuT hours are reported in inches:-Litt!e
Rock, 13i; Memphis, 1.2f; Cairo, 152; Louisville,
1.76; Cincinnati, 122 The temperature is from 15o
u S,o above the mean for the month east oT the
leo MERRIAM. 1t has risen from 100 to 15o in the
mid lie St.tsS and New England, and fallen from
To- u ~. in Iowa. Kansas and Colorado. The fol-
loving Special temperatures were reported yes
terday afternoon: -NorioIk. 60: Charleston, 64o /:
savannah, 69S; Jacksonville. New orleans, and
g ilytstOl, 11o; SenAntDDiu. 80 Rain Is indi ;tel
for Tuesday ia the south Atlantic States. and fair
weather during the day in the middle Atlantic
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Condemned Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 5:25 pm, and ex
tfnguiShe,i at $50 AIN
Last night thieves broke into the residence of
MT kiby, 40 6th street northwest, and stole about
$50 worth OF sflverware.
Walter Brown. Phillip Handy, Alexander Dorsey
and Walter PAXTON, charged with an assault with
intent TO Kill Charles Gray, resulted In verdict of
guilty as indicted as 10 all except Payton, who was
found guilty Of simple assault.
Last week young colored man, Beecher A. Sim
gletary. employed servant In the officers quar-
ters at Washington barracks. phe old arsenaD LEFT
without notice, and three OF the officers discovered
that their pockets had been riiiad OF some sos or
$50 Sfnglt1ry Is believed TO have gone TO Balti-
more.
The Shakespeare Club. at the residence OF Miss
Annie NJ Heiifori, 1lth street northwest SATURDAY.
evening, elected officers for the ensuing term as
follows: Mr. j. W. Pilng, president; Mrs.
stevens. secretary: executive committee. Mr..
John Tweedale (chairInan), Mr.. James T. Bangs
Mr.: Whitaker, Miss Annie NJ. Hyperion and Mrs
J. W. Pilling.
The burning OF a stable attached to the premises
Occupied by William f. Derrick, 2217 Pennsylvania
caused an alarm OF fire. The fire is supposed to
have been OF incendiary origin
=. Matthew Folly, seventy years old. residing on
The river road, In the county, died suddenly while
sitting In chair Saturday afternoon between 5
and o'clock: The cause Was pneumonia
JAS Gilbert, a co,Orel deaf mute WAS charged
IN the Police Court tAis morning with being a
xagrant, aud pie mot guilty" by writing.
The testimony showed that he had been caught
stealing lately, and had no home. He was sent
down for 20 days.
"A uShted candle was found by private watch
man. which had been placed between the
Notwithstanding and plastering OF a frame
house, on the corner of 5th and streets SOUTH
found.
A dispatch from Youngstown, Ohio, to-day saws
..The men that lett Washington on the 18Th OF
January, that are working on the main
sewer OF Youngstown, Ohio, have struck fol
higher wages on account OF tie sewer being very
Injurious TO work In, and the water and mud over
their boot tops"
The District of Columbia has two hundred and
nty-eight notaries public.
To-day, iii the Court In General Term, the cas-
OF the United States agt. Jos. Rodgers and Chris
pher Hunter, convicted In July last OF grand lar
ceny OF mare, was argued
AT the fair of the Washington Light Guard
which closed on Saturday evening, many hand
some articles were voted TO popular-persons. DR.
Smith Townsend, health officer, had large ma
1ority In the voting for the gun and outfit. TIL,
Kit is handsome one.
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District Government Affairs.

THE INMATES IN THE WASHINGTON ALMSHOUSE
number over four hundred at the present time.
Many OF the old bummerS, who have had annual
claims upon the almshOuSe for several years, have
le1t In disgust on account OF the food not being
nne enough to please their tastes. Mr. CaSwell
states that there is no stinng OF food but neither
sweetmeatS nor champagne are dispensed. The
appropriation bill for the present fiscal year makes
no provision for material nor tools by which the
OoarderS at the wOrkhOuSe can be employed, con-
sequenty they are kept indoors, and fed. which
appears TO them as the proper thing for the au-
thOrt ties to do.
FIVE NEW CASES OF SMALLPOX.
Ihere were five new cases OF smallpox devel-
oped to-day, three of them being the Newman
children, OF South Washington, held at the quar-
antine rooms of the hospital, and the other two
children OF a cOOred family named Gray, living at
14th and d streets northeast
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ABOUT 4 O'CLOCK YESTERDAY MORNING Mr.. Law
renee Clark, living at the corner of 9TH and l.
streets southwest, was awakened by his dogs bark
Ing In his yard, and getting no and looking
lhrough window discovered a man in his yard.
He called out asking who he was. and no reply
being made Mr.. Clark drew on his clothing in
haSte and deS ended the stairs when he saw the
man Just scaling the fence and fired at him and
started I'm pursuit. A policeman joined in the
pursuit and discharged all the chambers Of his
revolver at the fugitive, but he made his escape
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Hon. ]. H. Casey, judge of the county court of
Nc Duffie county. Ga, died suddenly last week.
He studied law with Hon. Alexander II. Stephens,
Wallach, the well-known stationery importer,
who was burned out at the fire in the old World
building New York. died Sunday.
George Allen, cashier OF the Savannah, Florida
and Western railway company, is reported to be
efaulter for about S. 900, and has disappeared.
Dandy Jim, an Indian under sentence of death
at Fort Grant, Arizona, was shot and danger
Ously wounded yesterday morning while attempt
ing to escape
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ORANGE CULTURE in Florida. See special notice

As THE SALE of orr 3-but Olivette Kid Gloves
lar exceeded cur expectations. and our numerous
customers not being able to be waited upon. we
have decffed To place them again on sale for this
week only, in black ana street shades, at 63c per
pair Every pair warranted If tried on at glove
counter We can only add that this is the greatest
bargain that the ladies OF Washington have been
offered in a kid glove. Also. a complete assert
ment OF Black and COl0rS Foster Lace Gloves at
go. per pair. Only few more left. Spec1alties
this week in Iaces and Hamburgs- b. J. BehrendS
& Son. SIS III street hetMeen Ill and l.
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AlNgIScnlpnfS. Ac.

FoRD's OPERA HOUsE.--At&iDSon's Jollities will
make the weeks amusement at FOrd'S. The COM
pany is said to be fine one The performance is
laughable In the extreme, the music good and the
dialogue witty.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Mr. J. K. Emmett will open
his weeks engagement at the National tonight in
Fritz In Ireland" New songs and dances will be
introduced.
CAPITAL THEATER.-The Capital this week will
maintain its standard of excellence in varieties.
very strong bill will be presented tonight
The RINK.-There will be a game OF polo at the
Rink this evening between the Baltimore and West
End clubs.
CONGREGATIONAL CHCRCH.-TO-morrow evening,
Madam Camilla UrSo, the great violniSt, will ap-
pear at the Congreg dtiOnal church, which will
doubtless be crowded. In addition to Madam
CrSO'S wonderful playing on the violin, there will
be singing by Miss Marguerite Hall, Mr.. F. NJ.
Pearson and the Apollo Glee Club under the direc-
ton Of DIR. Kinball.
ABNERs Music HALL. - Wednesday evening,
there will be grand ball and supper at Abner'S,
Tor the Denent OF the German COncOrdia church.
The CARY CONCERT.-Seats for the Cary Phil
harmonic concert at Lincoln hail, Wednesday
evening, are selling rapidly at MetZerott's
The FISK JUBILEE SINGERS give their first con-
cert ut the Congregational church ON the evening
OF the 10th.
MASONIC TEMPLE--The levee OF Washington
Division, X. OF p, Will be given at Masonic Temple
next W Wednesday evening.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN

REMNANTS LONSDALE CAMBRIA.
REMNANTS CARPETS, half price.
REMNANTS DRESS GOODS. half price.
Is ROLLS INGRAM and BRUSSELS CARPETS at
cost. -
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, at cost
SHEETING COTTONS, at wholesale prices.
YARD WIDE MUSLINS. at wholesale prices,
HAMBURG EMBROIDERY half price.
MARSEILLES and PIQUES, half prices.
TABLE LINENS and NAPKINS.
COLORED BORDERED DOYLIES, &c.
CROCHET COUNTERPANES extra heavy. n
BLACK CASHMERES and SILKS.
VELVETS and VELVETEENS. SATINS, DO.
DRESS GOODS and COLORED SILKS,
BLANKETS at cost
BED COMFORTS ct cosk.
LADIES' CLOTH, all colors.
FINE ALL-WOOL WHITE FLANNEL. $50,
G. N. T0ws0N's,
ess PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE
ID South sidA near tn street.
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The Courts.
CIRCJ-IT CpJrpT- T7ydoe Mn A ,.y Mo-

CIRCUIT COURT-Jndge MdcArtAur.
Saturday, Sullivan agt. Dickson ct al; suit dis
continued by plaintiff Barker agt Gibbons
Judgment by default McGrame AIT. Follisbee
Judgment granted. LOun iman agt Brooks ct al
new trial denied. Allen agt Inland ana Seaboard
ColStng company; new trial refused. United
States agt Nation; leave to amend decla alton.
Ihaw agt. Wilson ct al; motion to set aside pub
LEGATION Overruled. Clark agt Murphy: motion
to set aside default OVerruled
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THREE DOLLARS a dozen for cabinet photographs
at the New Photo Co ResittingS made until sat
EfaCtOry without extra charge; elegant rooms;
one easy flight of stairs PennSy ivantl ave, three
doors west OF 9Th ST.
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s. PER DOZ.. artistic and beautifully finished,
Cabinet Photographs, made by Davis, 9-5 Pa. ave.
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.-On Saturday night about
il O'clock difficulty occurred among a number of
colored men on 9TH street. between NJ and streets
northwest In the crowd were Keter Brown and
Thomas Amos Brown drew revolver and fired,
Tie ball making a flesh wound In the thigh OF
Amos Policeman Duke, who was on the opposite
nan through 0'Hare's alley, turning as he ran and
Firing at the offcer. He made his escape Amos
Vas taken To his home in Prather's alley and his
wound was dressed by Dr. II. n. Gieseking
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A COLORED Boy named Robert Gray was sent to
jail for thirty days by Judge Smell Saturday for
stealing lot of sponge from the store of John H..
Magruder.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


FoRp's OPERA HoUsE.-Atkinsons Jollities.
NATIoSAL THEATER.-J. K. Emmet-sFritz In
lrplInd.'
CAPITAL THEATER--Strong variety bill.
TIE ErSK-POIn game
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DRESSES made in the handSOmeSt styles, and the
best work done, at Mime. WaShingtOn'S, 1911 PENN
sylvania avenue, on the most reasonable terms and
at short notice.
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An ATTEMPT was made about IL O'Clock last
night by two stout burglars to enter the house
OF Nj. Amber, AIS 81 street northwest
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LOCAL MENTION
The Weather,
Orrrcr or THE t.trrrr SrcSy nr

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON. DC. February Ii, 1SS2- 9 30 am.
For New England and the middle Atlantic states
cloudy, rainy weather. warm sOutherly veering
TO colder westerly winds, falling, followed by
rising barDmetpr
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THE Z. s. TREASURY and customs departments
have ia Use over 5000 OF HoweS improved scales.
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NEW STYLE Valentines at Brad Adams.

WATCHES At AUCTION at saIesrlom Of Walter B.
Wilkins Co., this evening at 80 O'Clock p.In
Be- auyr
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JAMES Y. DAVIS Sons. 62l Pennsylvania avenue
have ready their spring styles OF Derby hats. Sea
sacques, fur-lined wraps, carriage robes and fur
Of all kinds at greatly reduced prices
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FINE LACE VALENTINES at Brad Adams.

SEEING Is BELIEVING Finest Photographic POI
traits In this city, by Davis, s. per dOz at S25 Penn
eylyania avenue.
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CITY ITEMS.
Marion HarIand.

Stop that Coughing AZ Once
as IL may XIII you; use Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
Price IS cents
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows
F. Fl. Fall to John S. Blankman, pit. z SO. 275; $3.50
&c. j. S. Blankman to JOS Anthony, same prop
erty; $215. JOS II. Jones to w. S. johnson, lot
1874, and 6, Montello; $3.50 w. s. johnson t,
Harry I. Daily, same property; s4OO. Elizabeth A
HanSar to j. W. Pling, pit. II, So. Sc; 81 500. Geo
Wilmer to p II. ChristInan, pts. and 5. and sub
8, So. 0.9; $. Anne l.. FOOte to same lot Is
sub 2, 3, II to 49, SO. 1885; 500.
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PURE OLIVE OIL and macaroni at velatis, 600 9Th
street northwest
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Marion Harland.
In her valuable book OF recipes. called breakfast
Luncheon and Tea" says Of Hecker's Self-raising
Flour: 81 have found 1t invaluable in cake making
Indeed, have never achieved anything SHORT OF
triumphant success when have used It."
Don't Die i'm the House.
ASK druggists for Trough on Rats" 1t clears
OUT rats, mice, bedbugs. roacheS vermin, flies
ants, insects. loo. per box. Depot, ass Penn
ave.
When the Skin is Parched
and freckled by strong northwest winds and the
race becomes dry and scaly. it can be restored &c
smoothness and good color by DIR. Benson's Skin
Cure. perfect remedy for troublesome itching
and vexatious pimples.
Sacramento Wine.
Speers Port Grape Wine is pure, unintoxicat-
ing Wine from the finest n8tive-rrown port grapes
especially for the use OF Christian churches and
guaranteed to retain its grateful flavor and essen
tai qualities unimpared for any period. Much
used for evening parties and by invaiids For sale
by druggists and grocerS.
Aliens Brain Food il the Most Reliable
tonic for the brain and generatve organs 1t posi-
lively cures nervous debility, loss OF memory and
all seminal and sexual weakness. All druggists,
81 bottle; six for S.. Stutt Cromwell, 4SO Pa.
ave. NV.
Forty Years Experience of an Old Nurse.
Mrs W lnSlowS Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF of the best female physicians and nurses in
the United States and has been used for forty
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea gripping
In the bowels and wiId collie. By giving hea 18th
to the child it rests the mother. Price 25 cents
oottle. m,W,S
,o,, "AIderney Dairy Wagons
and delivered in k-lb. Ward" prints, 55c. per 10
Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&c. per ut. Cream, 15c. pint
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CAMILLA URso-s CONCERT, Tuesday, February IA,
10. of
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CAR DRIVER SERIOUSLY, PERHAPS FATALLY,
WOUNDED BY A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. night
about 1890 o'clock, as car No. 81 OF the street
line was ascending the hill east of street bridge
the driver, Fred. COdrick. was struck in the head
and knocked SenSeleSS by some unknown party,
who then secured the change box containing nine
dollars. and made his escape. COdr1ck upon re-
covering consciousness, drove his car to 14th and
streets. where he stopped and attempted to gain
entrance to Il naighbOring house. He fell upon
the steps inSenSbe. and was found in that con-
d1tion shortly afterwards by the superintendent Of
the road. He was taken to the corner OF 9Th and +
streets, were he received surgical attendance at
the hands OF DR.. Murphy, in Nourses drug store.
yesterday WIS removed to his home, No. 5000
Bridge street. West Washington. 1t WAS found
been fractured. There were passengers in Cod
rick s car at the time he was struck. He says he
turned to look in his car as it appeared that his
light was going out AS he turned he received
the blow,
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IMPORTANT ACTION OF THE DISTRICT COMMISSION
The District Commissioners Saturday referred
the reports of the commission to examine all
buildings used for public assemblies with refer
ence to their safety ia case of panic by fire or
otherwise, to the Inspector OF buildings with In
structons to carry out the recommendations of
the commission in relation to the changes neceS-
sary to be made to the theaters, public halls, In
sane asylum, reform school, &C. The building in
Spector to-day notified the owners OF places to
make the changes recommended by the COM
mission, and measures Will be taken at once to
have the necessary changes made in the buildings
owned by the District government.
ANXIOUS TO MEET SULLIvAN.-A special from
Troy, N. Y. says: Another match, in which Sui
Ivan will be one OF the principals, is under way.
His opponent will be either Richard Egan, a resi-
dent OF the eighth ward OF this city, who is stone
cutter at the new Capitol, or John Fox, black
smiths helper, residing in West Troy. Egan and
Fox are to meet and the better is to challenge
Sullivan. Egan is twenty-nine years old and
weighs 2s0 pounds, while Fox Is twenty-five years
Old and weighs 2l5 pounds. Both are temperate.
The Troy delegation that attended the Ryan-Sul-
livan fight arrived home to-day. They denounce
Ryan and make grave charges against either the
eX-champion or his trainer. Roche.
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A SURE CURE FOR COLDS COUGHS, CONSUME.
- TON IN M WHO o.; COUCH GROUP md HR0N,
BALM price Is and 50 cts. For sale By IN DrusistS
and los pennaylvania avenue northwest n10-3nAp
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In her valuable book OF recipes called breakfast
Luncheon and Tea" says of Heckers Self-raising
Flour: II have found 1t invaluable In cake making.
Indeed, have never achieved anything SHORT OF
triumphant success when have used IT.
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HOLMAN LIVER PAD OFFICE SOUTHEAST
II CORNER 9th and s4xeets. WaGhinGton, DC. Con-
vultation Tree. Fun keeses cent ffee On apptneeon
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THE IRISH LAND LEAGUR.-At a meeting OF the
central executive committee OF the Irish Land
League last night, agreements were perfected for
the ball TO be given the night OF Saint Patrick s
day. and for decorating Lincoln hall during the
sessions OF the National Land League, which is
expected to meet here In April. Al meeting of
the Parnell branch OF the Land League last even
ing the treasurer. Dennis COnnel, reported having
sent $50 to the home organization.
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DOM Die in the

Don't Die i'm the House.
ASK druggists for "Rough on Rats" II clears
out rats, mice, bedbugs. reaches vermin, flies
ants, insects. loo. per box. Depot, ASS Penn