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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-24

August scoenborn was fined SOS for violating the
plumbing regulations.
Maud Acton and May Bailey, two Migrants and
prostitutes, were committed TO the workhouso.
Frank Kinsley and Eddie Doran, two small boys,
were charged with throwing stones at II train OF
cars returning from Ivy City on Thursday. The
case was continued TO allow the defense to sub
stantiate their claim that the cases were Of mis-
taken identity.
Edward Joyce. a young colored man, was
charged with stealing oyercoats belonging to Mr.
Arthur Nap and to Charles +. Bacon. IN the first
case Joyce was dismissed, and the second was con.
tinued. The defense endeavored TO prove an
abb, and continuance was granted for that pur-
pose
Edward Berry, colored, was put on trial on the
charge Of burglariously entering the house of Mr..
Nathaniel Wilson, No. 9l2 seventeenth street, OH
Sunday night, the 18th of this month. Mr.. A. Is.
Williams appeared for the defense. MIR. Wilson
testified as to his discovery OF the burglar in his
house and his pursuit of him. AiterWard IL was
discovered that watch valued at $500 and lot of
silver napkin rings and other articles were miss
ing, The defendant was committed for the action
Of the grand jury in default Of $1,000 bail.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-24

NEW YonK, May 2a,-Flour-southern fairly Rc-
tive and steady; common 10 fair extra, IS GjGeG 70;
good TO choice do " zoos l2's, Corn opened L60Ac
better aterwArd lost the advance and declined 30
1sc closing duh at the inside rates fir speculative
trading; light export; ungraded 7as4A!c 40. 2 sIEc
delivered; B5GpS6Ac exchanged for May No, white.
ing at slisc; June, sOSc Oats l.GAc lower aud
fairly active speculative trading No q Sc do white,
621c: No. 2. GlH0lkc Coffee firm anu quiet. sales
Rio, September, 81 S5 sugar quiet, steady, aud IN.
changed fair to good refining quoted at Is 20; re-
fined steady; yellow @, 7S6Ja, white extra @, $40
SIC; yellow DO, sk6gsjic yellow, 7h@74c oil a, 81
gt. &; mould A, Wac; standard A, OA6IgjGC conieC-
tloncTs A. 9fORc; cut loaf l0s@l0'4 o crushed, lOs
6Gl0Ac; powdered 0tsc; grqnulated, @Nslc; cubes.
demand fair Carolina aud LOuisiHnl, 81 6lSc Ran
goon bA6g55sc duty paid, Pork slightly In favor OF
buyers Trade mOderatc; sales mess spot SlB G5dO 37a
for old; S2O 25O 81 for new 100 barrels, July go 20
20 40 August SO o. Middts quiet AND very stTOn 3;
long clear, t1s short clear NE Lard about 6c lower
and loss actiyei closing soneTat stronger prime
ii 52R; July sll 7aS6b Nv; August Sl AZ 6il S5
September oil s2la@n $50 oilobtr, III S1 s69lfs7}s
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The old frame church on Vermont avenue
which has been occupied by the Christian congre
CATION has been started on rollers for temporary
resting place at the corner Of Fourteenth and 1
streets Yesterday about thirty members of the
Christian congregation assembled OH their church
site on Vermont avenue, and with simple and in
formal ceremony ground was broken for the pro
posed church in memory of President Garfield
The first spadeful of earth was turned up by Mis-
Mamie Bugbee, two little girls of four summer:
each. When they had turned out q clod 1t wa'
deposited in wheelbarrow and wheeled away by
Master Harry G. Stier, youth of six years. Afle
this tho members of the congregation present
each in turn, manipulated the spade, and ther
made way for the workmen. When the forma
ceremonies Of the laying of the corner stone viii
take place has not been delermlned.
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THE srAR-RourE oAsEs.


AOf IFtnl 10 NlAeu On
Yesterday was the day set for the sar.route de-
PENDANTS under the new indictments, to give bail.
Accordingly several Of them, attended by an Inn
posing array Of counsel, appeared in the criminal
court. Tho government was represented by the
District Attorney, Mr.. Ker, and Mr.. Merrick Mr..
Miner has deposited check for 5000 for his APP
pearnnce under the first indictment. He gave his
personal recoguinnce and an order was passed
that the check remain as security. a. g. Richards
was accepted rs M. G. Rerdells surety in the sum
OF 5000. w. ii, Turner gave bail In The sum OF
$500, with Dr. j. o. Stanton as bondsman. Stephen
W. Humphrey on his bond. Mr. Carpenter said
Mr.. ]. W. Dorsey's bondsman was out OF the city
and would not be back until Friday, and he asked
that h Is clients case go over until then,
THE COURT CONSENTED TO THIS
arrangement. Mr.. l.. g. Hine, for Mr.. Vale, said
his client was in Chicago, but that he would pro-
cure from him certified check for 1000 as col.
lateral aud deposit II in court Mr. Merrick asked
that time be 0xed for nrrnignment Mr.. wilson
said they wanted some time to examine the In
dictmeut Judge Wylie said II appeared that MT;
Vuile could not be here for ten or twelve days and
here together. Mr.. Hine said he was sure Mr..
Vaile could be present by Friday. After some
little discussion between counsel rs to the time to
be allowed to see the papers in the case the court
adjourned until Friday, In answer to Mr.. Totem,
Judge Wylo said that the proceedings under the
former indictment would not be called on Thurs
day, but on Friday the defendants would be ar
raignud and day liked for trial. II necessary
further time would he allowed them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-24

Yesterday was the day set down in the criminal
court for hearing the charges against ex. Marshal
Stillwell H. Russell, of the western district OF
Texas and which were published in this paper al
the time of Colonel Russell's arrest. Mr. r. G. In
gcrsol, his counsel, informed Judge Wylie that as
all the witnesses and records were in Texas II
would entail very heavy expense TO bring them
here; therefore they had decided to waive a hear.
ing here and to give bonds TO appear In Texas
MIR. Merrck, who appeared for the Attorney Gen
eral asSented to this course being taken, and the
defendant was accordingly bound over to appear
at the district court of the western district oil
Texas during the present term, Il, g. Ingersoll and
W. +. Flanagan being accepted as suretics in the
gunn n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-24

The United States Fish Commission steamer
Lookout. W. Max Wood lieutenant commanding
is expected 10 leave the navy-yard this afternoon
at o'clock with President Arthur, Secretary
Chandler, Professor Baird, and United States Fish
Commissioner It. II. Furguson ON board for Mox
ley's Point and other landings ON the river, TO wit
ness the taking of fish spawn aud other fish hatch
ing operations, The steamer Lookout Is one Of the
handsomest vessels that plows the Potomac River
aud pleasant time may DO looked FOR by this dis
tnguished party while in charge of the uTbanG
and courteous Captain Wood.
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Decoration Day Ceremonies.

The committee Of arrangements of the Grand
Army Of the Republic for the celebration Of Dec.
Grafton Day have decided TO have four short ad
dresses at Arlington instead Of one long Grafton
Three of the speakers have been selected as fol.
lows: Hon, @. NJ. Robson, New jersey; H. l.
Morey, Ohio; Hon. John X. Lynch Of Mississippi
At Soldiers Home Cemetery W. w. Granger will
have charge of tho ceremonies, and Hon. w. W
Wiltshire will deliver tue Grafton. Al Prospec
Hill Cemetery +. A. Beuter will preside, ana Hon
d. G. Schmidt will make the address. The sery.
ices at Congressional Cemetery will be under the
direction Of stanton Weaver, and Mr. Il. ~ John.
son, Of Ohio, will be the orator. Rev DR.. Chese
will oflciate as chaplain.
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Last night the tent was crowded at at early
hour. The exercises commenced With prayer by
Chaplain Burkhart. Mr.. Aytnger, pastor Of
Fletcher Chapel, was then introduced and de-
liyered a decidedly interesting address on the
owls OF intemperanoe, beautiful poem entitled
"There's Wolf at the Door was rendered mos
effectively by Nj. T. NJ. Mace, Mr.. John Ihomp-
son and others also addressed the audience, The
music was excellent and q large number signed
tho pledge, Already over two hundred have az
fixed their names to the pledge.
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REAL ESTATE.
The omciai Transaction. as Recorded
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Mr.. J. F. olmstead presents the following transac.
tons In real estate In the District yesterday, as re-
ported TO him by the Recorder Of Deeds
CITY PROPERTY.
on south Capitol street, between b and Q streets
south part of lot square $50 go feet l0 inches front
by depth), Mary Jane Brodhead to Hezekiah s..
Bundy, sl375.
on 81 street north, between Nineteenth and Twen-
teth streets west lot s. llB (6 feet II Inches
front by depth). Walter Linkins to Alnard g. Johu-
son, S2,SN2g5.
half streets west part Of lot 81 square $40 l6 feet
front by co feet, Annie Addison to George W. Smith.
son, $3.50.
on Carroll street south, between First and second
streets part of lot 49, square 49, go feet front
20 feet Collier O. Frazier trustee, TO Agnes kieney,
$500.
ON New Jersey avenue eco feet inches front, ex.
tending through to Second street west and street
south part of lot ~ square al. Thomas l.. Dant TO
James A. jenkins, $500.
COUNTY.
Meridian HILL Hall q Elvnn's subdivision part OF
lot Il, block 7 4. John Amber Smith TO Charles IL.
Ames. $700
Burr Si0O
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-24

The Washington Musical Society. composed OF
the best musical talent among our colored clti-
zens, which was organized about two months
since for the practice of choral music, took a re.
cess on Monday evening until the first Monday In
September at which time one OF Handel oratorios
will be placed in rehearsal. and the first concert
Of the society given about the Christmas HOLIDAYS
The society has made great progress In the rendi.
ton of classical music, and will, no doubt give q
good account of themselves when heard In oratoro.
The organization is under the direction OF Pro-
lessor H. Widows
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-24

ALrxANDRIA May 2l-'The market Is a shade
Armer. Flour is without chnnge Small lots Of
wheat were offered and sold e i2i2 FOR Futz. 1890
bushels OF corn were offered but no sales We're re-
ported. buyers ana sellers not agreeing To prices.
No rye or oats reported.
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IF PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

TIE GREAT ,,,,,,,,
TO THE H IoNfMi7iE wE4f HN Ho sotrrwrsr
s,,r p9uBLE TRACE sPLENDID sCENERY
TRAINS Leave WAsHiNSatTf6NSS.0 1i from Station.
,,,r p,,, corner sixth and d streets rs follows
Of Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cars al q a. m,
daily Fast Line, q 20 n M daily with Sleeping Cars
80 pm. daily with Palace Cars TO Pltt,burg aud
cincinnati Mall Express, $50 p. III. daily for Pitts.
BSLTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Cdnandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo NIAGARA BIZ,
r, m. daily except Saturday, with Palace Cars to
For Wlllianisport, Lock Haven and ElmIra, at GA,
For New York aud the East 500 n n1. i0,3o A n,
nad %S no. ana m GCp ESGrS on S Sg go Si
For brooklyn, n. u, all through trains connect nj
Jersey Guy with 6oas Of Brooklyn Annex, afford.
terringe across New York city.
For bnadephla 500 " ~, 1870 y. m. 1880 100 $50.
Limited Express, $50 a. M daily except suiidhv ''
For baltimore, G:iO 500 go, lOsHj o. M and i:SO loo
800 a, nj. 40 G9D, $50 $50 ana iGsO D. M '''V
For popcs Creek Line 6;iJ n. and iIOp i. IN. daily
For Annapolis, DO Il. m and $40 D. M daily, cxceps
AItEX1NpRrA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAIL.
TON RAILROAD '"
For Alexandria, Gan, 7n, 800, 100, and HE'S a. M
0;20 1900, and ll:e5 II, NJ, and 500 p. IN. ''
For Richmond aud the South $3.50 and HES H. M daily
rrnrs leave Alexandria for Washington, 600 40
&l' ana iGoO q, M 1874 30l $40, 200 aud 30 p
m and 1900 midnight; on sunday at sis, s353 and
10 o. u. m, 200 aud 800 D. IN.
Tickets and information ut the Office, northeast COR
ner Of Thirteenth street AMI Pennsylvania avenue
ana ~ the station where orders can be lc for tho
checking OF baggage to destination from hotels and
}. II. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
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A valuable Addition.

Because II is beneficial to the scalp and adds 10
personal beauty by restoring color and luster to
gray or faded hair, is why ParkeTs Hair Balsam
IS eueh popular dressing.
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Queen.lovn CntHe ,Inrhet.

WARRINGTON. May 22--Cattle-2l0 head up and
sold at 56gslso; most auos nom Csc; market active
and genefnlly Sc higher than last week. sheep and
lRmbs-l 80 sold; OlGshCep sold Rt 4or6is u lambs
6QDec, Mich COWsDull 10 head sold " 500 10 each.
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By Associated Press.
NEW YoIK. May 2a-The Posts financial article
saysi although II has been rumOred that the gold
shipments tomorrow will run up to si,j0OOOO we
unable 10 find engagements exceeding s2,500O00, and
would not be surprised II they did not exceed 20O0
COO" Money loaned between 4 and ~ per cent and
closed at 2d3 per cent. Exchange steady Mt 4s6A
for long ana 4Sg5s for short sight. Governments
unchanged State bonds were Inactive. Railroad
bo ais ore
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-24

THERE ia no questioning that animals should be
cared for when sick, and Mr.. Bard, a boss !" dray
man, of Walnut street, Cincinnati, says In his
long experience he has never known st. Jacobs
Oil to fail In relieving the ailments and accidents
to which horses liable al oil seasons of the year.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


The following report ofthe financial market yestcr-
day together with opening, highest lowest aud clos.
Ing quotations, furnished by the banking OF
H. ID. Cooke, jr,, q Co, 1929 ST. Washington, ID. O.;
wAarfYNaTp,4 qrp,yts twrffANsn,.
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rI,HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST AND
SOUTHWEST

schedule In effect May H. 1889:
TlO n. m.-New Orleans Mail, daily, making close
connections Ia all points South and southwest
with Pullman Sleeping Cars from Washington via
Danvile TO Atlanta, aud Atlanta TO New Orleans;
also Washington TO New Orleans via Lynchburg
500 a m-louigvlc Fast Line daily, via Chnrlottcs.
vile, Huntington, and Lexington, to Cincinnati
Louisville, aud all Southwestern points maxim.
direct connections. and with solid train and Pull
man Steering Cars Washington to Louisville
1875 y. m.--outhcrn Mail aud Express daily TO all
points SOUTH southeast, and Southwest, Via Dan.
VILE and Charlotte with Pullman Sleeping Cars
Washington to Charleston.
For all points on Manassas Division take 7IO a. m.
train daily, except Sunday For Warrenton take
1lO n train daily.
For tickets and all Information inquire az Comma.
Depot. n NACDANIEI Agcnt
NJ. SLAUGHTER, A. q. i. a. 's0""
a. POPE, GCn'l Pass Agent, myl5
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DIED.


ELWFLI-On the 23d ms ant, at oi2 street north
west, FRANK ]. ELwELI-
Funeral at Woodbury., Conn, Thursday.
RAMSAY--On Tuesday May o. at $40 n. M, In
the sst year Of his age M0jorGcneral GEORGE DoU0-
LAS RAMfAv, United ~ ties Amy.
Notice Cf funeral here titcT.
CABOr-In this city, Monday, May o, Mrs. MARY
II, CABOT formerly OF Highland, VT In the s5th year
OF her age,
Funeral at the residence OF her granddaughter,
Miss Torrey, 800 Indiana avenue, Wednesday, May
"a, at pm,
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AneIInh,mI NoreI,x.


Ladies prefer Floreston Cologne because they
find THIS lasting combination OF exquisite per.
fumes delightful novelty.
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sUBTREAsURY BALANCES.
Coin-........ $50 OOO ~ Currency... a. 249
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Digestion the Great sesre. of Life. =,

DIReHtIOn INC UreHI HeoTet OF EIIe. y
good digestion secured by taking Simmons
Liver Regulator
1T is the only medicine that relieved me after
suffering five years with dyspepsia. heartburn,
sick headache and constipation
GEO S. AYREs, Delaplane Station, Va"
Genuine prepared only by j. II. Zeilin n Co
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
BALriNoRN AND ONO RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
- - HETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY CoUpLERi
STEEL RAIIS'

A. N. LEAVE " ISiIfi IS Sniliti,SNN M -'' 1872
t2aorShcag9, Cincinnati, and 81, Louis Fast ES
pres, Sleeping Cars ~ Cincinnati, 81. Louis,
go Inaiimole Elllcol City and Way stations.
CSos nals,morG;, Aagapols, and Way. tPiedmont
sIahsnpprs winchester, hagersiOwn, and Way
's@ iS-Ioimi q, Go rfprGSSs wa. s.,
&log, phhadeipl,ln. Ntw YORK and Boston Express
$40 staunon and Valley Express (conuects 70,
hngerstown and vt Point OF Rocks for Frcdo,-
TOGO baltimore, fayetteville. and Laurel Express.
stopSat Bel!svle. Annapolis Junction, Je,sups,
1000, Baltimore Express. Stops NJ Hyatlsvlllo and
tiC;osTit burg, Chicago Cincinnati and 81. Louis
Express. seipns Cars to Ciucnnali and Chit
, =, cngO.
lOsDatlmorc, Elllcott city, Annapolis and Way
ili2l-on sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
tSOo- baltimore, Philadelphia, aud New York Ev.
FrcdereS, HsgerstoWn and Way Via 'HeH ISy5r
4io.Halt'morc Iyattsville, and Laurel Express.
(hTcdSrleE' via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
tsio- IBalliG9rc, annapolis, and Way Stations.
ti;ij Point of Rocks, Frederick. iiRgerstnwn Win
c9eGS, u, and Wy s.@iI9ns (og sunday to Point
via Relay stops at ySiisv IsI %ni Laa n TiSy'
tg5- baltimore nc T and Way S siStio tn''S
gPitSburg, Cleveland and Detroit Express.
oio9 Bi f'fS lei E sJ rsss''"'s
tN5j-Phudcphla, New York, and Boston Express.
49, Sleeping Cars to New York
tl0lO-Chicago, Cincinnati and st, Louis Express.
sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, ST. Louis, and Chi.
il;5O- Baltimore and Way Stations.
tDaiy lSunday only. Other trains daily, except
sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay station
For further Information apply Ut the Baltimore and
ONO Ticket onices Washington station, 6lg and 1851
P,hnsylvlntA avenue. corner of Fourteenth street,
where ORDERS VIII be taken FOR baggage TO DC checked
and received at any point In The CITY,
WM. CLEMENTS,
Master OF TRANSPORTATION, Baltimore.
G.. X. LORD,
General Passenger Agent BaltImora
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Skin Diseases Cured

0Kln Diseases SuISu
By DIR. FRAZIER's MAGIC OINTMENT. Cures
as II by magic Pimples, Black Heads or Grubs,
Blotches and Eruptions on the face, leaving the
skin clear, healthy and beautiful Also cures itch
BARRIERS Itch, saltrheum, letter, Ringworm, scald
head chapped Hands, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips. old,
obstinate Ulcers and Sores. &c,
SKIN DISEASE
F. Drake, esq, Cleveland Ohio. suffered beyond
all description from skin disease which appeared
on his hands, head and face, and nearly destroyed
his eyes. The most careful doctorng failed to help
him. and after all had failed he used Dr. Fraziers
Magic Ointment aud was cured by q few applica.
lions
The first and only positive cure for skin diseases
ever discovered.
Sent by mail on receipt ofprice, hny cents
HENRY & CO., Sole Propdetors
O. Vesey street, New York City.
For Blind, Bleeding Itching or liberated Piles,
DR.. WILLIAMS INDIAN PILE OINTMENT 10
ure cure. Price 81, BY mail For sale by drug
EtAts Was
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Baltimore stock Board.
BALTIMORE. May 2S.-Vrgina 6s consolidated, 6SiS
do second series, IS; new iO-Os, 431a bid to-day.
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by virtue OF a writ OF her facas issued out Of
The Clerks Office Of the, supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia. and TO me directed I will
leil at public sale. for cnsh. Mt the Court-IIouse
hoor OF said District on WEDNESDAY. the oath Jay
Of May. 1854 Mt ~ o'clock ail the right tite claim
interest of the defendant Henry Birch in and
The following described property to wit; Part of lot
numbered IN square W. beginning for the same at
point on Twenty first street west a. feet north Of the
southwest corner OF said lot 4, and running thence
west IS feet thence north feet thence west 81 feet;
thence south along the line OF Twenty.iirst street
west q feet inches TO the place OF beginning In the
city of Washington, said District, together with all
and singular the improvements thereon. Levied
ppon ns the property OF the defendant Henry Birch
70 satisfy execution No 5o3s. Equity Docket ~ In IA
eor Of Hugh Murray.
o. r. HENRY,
United States Marshal
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
MAY 3, l6S2 mn5dtq
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AUCTION SALES.
Assipneo,s Sale.

BY virtue Of certain assignment recorded In Ltbor
No, 1000, Folio 6i ofe land Records for the District
Of Columbia, will offer for sale OF public auction, at
the oiiice OF Thomas j. Fisher 4 Co. No 1924 strert
northwest, on "WEDNESDAY 24th Of May, 4. D..
1852, at four clock y. m, all the right title, inser-
est and estate Of William 4. Clark III and to all the
real estate Of which l. H. Clark late Of said District,
died seized Except the south - feet OF Lot No. 81 IN
Equare No 3Sl lyng and being In the city of WASH.
ngton, in sud District, and being the premises known
northwest and No. I'LL II street northwest subject 10
two deeds Of trust one for 1900 on the premises n o.
the Individual interest Of the said w; T. Clark N the
said real estate of which the said J.. II. clark died
seized aud entitled TO- and subject also 70 two annu-
ties OF 900 enoh charged upon said ren atate by the
last will and testament OF the said l.. II. Clark rs re-
porded IT. the Office tho Regisor OF Wits Tor tie
District OF Columbia
TERMS Cash. -
n1ril-d,Sda II CARUSI. AssIgnee
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MALARIA.

- - attacks by occasionally
taking u dose OF Simmons Liver Regulator to keep
the liver In healthy condition.
CONSTIPATION
should not be regarded as o rihlng Ailment Nature
demands the utmost regularity OF the bowels. There
lore assist Nature by taking Simmons Liver Regu'
lAtor II 10 50 mild aud eifectua.
PILE5.
Relief Is at hand for those who suffer day after day
with Piles. simmons Liver Regulator has cured
hpndFods and II will cure you.
DYSPEPSIA.
The Regulator will positively cure this terrible dis.
ease We assert emphatcally what we know TO 10
GoLIG.
Children suffering with Collie soon experience relief
when SIM mons Liver Regulator is administered
Buy or the Genuine. In White Wrapper, with red
~ J.H. zEILIN a co.
% Sold by nil Druggists. fel0MwF
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LADIES, by using German Corn Remover, can
wear glove fitting" boots with ease aud comfort
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-11

The opponents of the 1908 act and
all who approve the decision of the
Supreme Court are invited to assemble
at the corner of Madison and Main
streets tonight at eight o'clock 10
give expression to the prevailing SEN
timent of the community. In escap-
lug from great wrong and public
danger it is well to counsel together,
to applaud those who have made the
fight and to consider the course of
future action to be taken. Colo
mel CAN'T, Henry ]. Lynn, Harry
NJ, Hill, Judge Sneed and other
prominent citizens are invited and
expected to be present and give voice
to the rejoicing that is felt from Gar
ter to Shelby" The gathering will
be an impromptu affair, and no set
speeches or discussions will be ex-
pected under the circumstances. Ar
rangements will be made for stand,
music, lights, etc. All are invited.