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The Evening critic., 1883-06-14
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

In the Corporation Court yesterday VIM.
Miller, colored, member OF the New school
Baptist Church, was granted leave TO celebrate
the right of matrimony. J. Q. Taliterro, re-
Gently elected magistrate for the Fifth
Ward, qualified and gave bond as such. Bar
room licenses were granted to the Braddock
House and TO Sefer Blouse.
Mrs. Rebecca Reese, mother Of Mrs. James
Il. Reid, OF this city, died at her residence,
near Havre de Grace, Md, yesterday morn
ing.
Mr.. David A. Windsor denies the truth Of the
rumors that have been current for tho past
two or three days that he intends resigninG his
position as postmaster OF the office In this city.
The steamer Harry Lodor, which has been
Inspected by U. S. Inspectors Saville and
Schaefer and passed. She will resume her
place on me Pennington route at once.
The commencement exercises OF Aexan-
dria Female Institute, Miss Bragg principal,
at Armory Hall last night, were decided sue:
cess In every particular. The recitations and
Farewell, by Miss kiepstein, and
the valedictory, by Miss stonestreet, were
and were not even surpassed by the eloquent
address delivered by Judge Farrar. The
floral offerings were numerous ana beautiful.
at colored odd Fellows Hall. in attendance
upon the concert givenl by Alfred-Stre Bap-
list Church choir. Aprogramme OF songs was
excellently rendered, and much enjoyed by
The Alexandria Reform Club VIII give an
excursion to Carlin's Springs on July A.
VIII Goats, colored, an old offender, was ar
rested by Ofllcer Lawler last night charged
with the larceny OF a market basket.
OfIicer McCann last night arrested Edward
Holmes, colored, for drunk and disorderly
conduct on the streets.
A match game of baseball was to have been
played in this city yesterday afternoon be-
tween the Alexandrias and the Waverleys, OF
Washington, which was interfered with BY the
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SILK Umbrellas
for ladies and gentlemen at Keeps, 437 Sew
enth street.
New Hampshire Senatorial Contest.

A special from Concord to the Republican,
dated yesterday, says an informal caucus of
the Republican members of the Legislature
was called tonight by the opponents of
Rollins and Blair to consider the question
of the election of two Senators and the ad-
visibility of holding caucus. There was
full attendance Of members. Briggs,
Stevens and Aarston are candidates for Roll
Inns place, and realizing that Rollins would
be nominated in caucus, opposed the hold
ing of one. Quint, of Dover; Whitehouse,
of Rochester, and others, made speeches in
favor of harmony and caucus action. Good
feeling prevailed throughout the caucus,
and the effort of the boilers to secure dis
sensiens in Republican ranks was not as
successful as they wished.
This action of Briggs, Stevens and Mars
ton was decided upon to-day only, when it
was ascertained that there was no proba-
bility that any one of the three would be
elected by the caucus.
There is little doubt that the caucus to-
morrow night will be attended by good
majority of Republican members. The
discussion tonight seems to settle the cleo
tion of two Senators, as Stevens and Mars
ton have receded from the position of two
years ago in boiling the caucus action on this
point and Briggs has declared in favor of
electing two Senators.
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The Washington FrebeI Society.

The closing meeting Of the season Of the
Washington Frebel Society was held last
evening at the parlors Of the National
Academy Of Fine Arts, Octagon building.
Miss frankie ]. Lake read an interesting
essay, entitled "a Day in the Free Kinder
garten," and was followed by some suitable
remarks by the president, Mr..
r. w. Fenwick. The enter
tainment concluded with vocal and instru-
mental music by a quartet, consisting Of
tho Misses Jessie and Birdie Harvey and
Messrs. Frank Baxter and G.. A. Provost,
with Miss Mamie Simons at the piano; reci-
tations by little Miss Maud Sharp piano
duet, by Mr.. Baxter and Miss Lake piano
solo, by Miss Watson, and other musical
renditions. Among others present were
DR.. Colegrove, DIR. and Mrs II. M. Lincoln,
Mr.. ]. S. Poler, Mr.. Mohl, Mr.. Waterman,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Sharp, Mrs. Morrell,
Mrs. Reilly, the Misses Mann and Annie
Bregazzi, Mrs Fenwick and Mr.. Cook.
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erocIous Clemency OF tho Car.

The Car has commuted the death SEN
tences of the Nihilists Roganovitch, Tela-
loft and Boutsevitch to penal servitude for
an indefinite period. He has reduced the
life sentence Of Stefanovitch to eight years
penal servitude and the sentence of the
woman Lisofskaya and Pribylova to four
years penal servitude. He has also miti-
gated the sentences Of Gutenberg, Boreisch
and Juschkowa.
All the Nihilists referred to In the above
dispatch were included in the group of
seventeen who were tried before q special
court Of the Senate in April last. Six Of the
number were condemned to suffer death,
and it has been reported by cable that two
Of fthem-Boganovitch and Boutzevitch-
were actually executed April 22 the first
named by hanging and the last by shooting.
Now it appears that they have not been
executed, but have had their sentences
commuted. Jury Boganovitch, one of those
who is not to suffer death, is n noble
man, who, under the name Of Kobo-
self, kept the chcese-monger's shop
from which mine was tunneled
under Little Garden street at the time the
late Gar was assassinated. Boutzevitch
was retired navy lieutenant, and Telalof,
the third who escapes death, was a partici-
pant in the attempt to blow up the impe-
rial train at Alexandrofsky in 1881. Ste
IUUOVltCU. WHO Is 10 uuucIRU OHly tlBub
years imprisonment, instead of life servi-
tude, was the chief organizer of a revolt
among the peasants, which extended
through thirteen districts of Tchlgrin.
When first captured he was confined at
Kietf, but effected his escape from
the prison there, and was
again caught in Moscow, in February, 1882,
where he was circulating revolutionary
literature under the name of Michael
Ogrisky. Lisofskaya, one Of the women
whose sentences have been shortened, was
implicated in the robbery of the Kichinefl
branch Of the Exchequer, and Pribnilof
the other was the newly married wife of O
conspirator of that name, who was captured
with her on Basil's Island st. Petersburg
in June, 1852. Both these women were
originally sentenced to fifteen years hard
labor,
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WEST WASHINGTON.

Miss Ada Genevieve Collins, daughter OF the
well.known journalist, and Mr.. Samuel A.
Gaskins, were united IN marriage last even-
ing at Trinity Church. The contract.
social circles OF West Washington
nd an immense crowd were present
to witness the happy event. Father Boccofort
performed the ceremsny, and afterward the
newly.united couple repaired TO the residence
of the brides parents, 3416 street, where q
reception was held.
Arrived. Schooner b. L. Burt Lent, New
Bedford. Departed: Schooner Lille Holmes,
Holmes, Jersey City; Julia A. Ward, Evans,
Boston.
At the last meeting OF the Associated Chari-
ties the members adjourned not to meet again
until the first Thursday In October.
Last night Supreme Representative ]. G. L.
Foxwell, assisted by Supreme Representative
Halvor Nelson and Grand Chancellor James
r. Shanks visited Hermione Council, No. IL,
K.of p, for the purpose of exemplifying the
upW rttnal.
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A ROMANTIC SUIT
To be Tried i'm Fulton County, Ca,
Tn.Iav.

ATLANTA, GA, June IA suit Will be
called to-day In the Fulton County Court which
has romantic features, being the marriage OF
an old couple, to be brought about by defend
ants In order to concentrate property. John
Bonner, son OF Zadoc Bonner, had married
ucy ]. Wood, daughter Of Jesse Wood, by n
marriage prior to his union with Mrs.
Helen Wood. The complainants say that
the two Bonners made efforts TO get n
Zadoc Bonner secretly married to the widow.
The lady is 60 years old and the bridegroom
TS. Complainants allege that at the time Of
capacitated to enter matrimony and her con-
dillon was taken advantage OF. Suit Is brought
to prevent her husband from getting his wifes
share Of the property OF her first husband IS
estate.
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PERSONAL,

HON. LEONARD MYERS, of Philadel-
phla, is at the Riggs.
MIR. GRANT B. SCHLEY has been ad-
mitted TO the firm of II. D. Cooke Co. Mr..
Harry A. Groesbeck retired from tho firm on
the 1st instant.
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR, whose
health has been exceedingly critical since last
fall and whose suffering at times has been In
tense, was conveyed to his country seat last
week, and his physician from New York, who
has recently visited him, thinks his disease
acute spinal affection-cau be controlled.
Hon. J. WILLIS MENARD, who has
spent several weeks here among friends and
acquaintances formed while In this city In
1860 as n member OF tho Fortieth Congress,
has returned TO Key West, Fla, where he Will
resume editorial control OF his able paper, the
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A Rymnathetic Iury.

Missouri has produced one Jury which OK
honest verdict. Adams was fireman on Il
railway, compelled 10 be frequently absent
from his home all night, and Cox, one night,
took advantage OF the husbands absence 10 be.
have In an insulting manner 20 Mrs. Adams,
and 10 Insert under her door note Of an inde-
cent character. Then, 10 excuse himself, he de-
famed her, offered his clerk 81 900 TO sign q
false statement about her, and finally tried 10
deter her from telling her husband OF tho at,
fair by threatening his life II he did so. The
consequence was that Adams, on returning
and both began firing simultaneously, Adams
emptying his shotgun and then killing Coz
with n revolver. The verdict OF tho Jury pro-
nounced this murder; but the jurors signed
ernor gave.
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THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM-Justices Hagner,
Cox and James.-Keyser VS.. Hitz; argument
concluded and cause submitted. Rogers VS..
McDye; on hearing.
CIRCUIT CouRT-Justice MacArthur.-Ners-
10 plead extended until after motion 10 consol-
idaio is heard. CullInane vs.. Blumenberg;
motion for continuance overruled, Birch vs..
Blumenberg: same action. Hlne vs. Magar-
ity; argument in progress.
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Robbing n Postal Car.

NEW ORLEANS, June 14.-Postofllce Inspec-
tor George A. Dice, Of st. Louis, arrived here
yesterday with W. w. Treadwell, who Is
charged with robbing postal car on June 8.
The Inspector has recovered, 1t is thought, the
greater part Of the stolen letters. Treadwell
belonged to highly respected and wealthy
family. The postal clerk allowed Treadwell
10 ride in mail car, and thus an opportunity
was Afforded him to get possession OF letters.
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The Dynamite Conspirators,

LONDON, June 14.-At tho further hearing
In the trial of tho dynamite conspirators to-
day Lord Chief Justice Coleridge aud the
Master OF the Rolls decided that the case
of Bernard Gallagher and Ansburgh must be
submitted to q Jury. Justice Grove also
doubted whether there was any legal evil
dence against Ansburgh. Mr.. Clarke, Q. o.,
has finished his defense of Dr.. Gallagher.
Whitehead addressed the court In his own be-
half. Ansburgh declared there was no evil
dence connecting him with the conspiracy
charges. Wilson refused to say anything.
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1t has been reported that Pope Leo has
invited ten of the Archbishops of the United
States to repair in person to Rome during
the coming month of October The object
of the visit is to be a consultation on meas
ures relative to the welfare of the church
and the development Of Catholicity in this
country. 1t is understood that whatever
resolutions are adopted at the consultation
will be carried ont in third Plenary Coun-
Gil likely to be held in this city shortly af.
teIs the Archbishops return to their respect
i've dioceses. Archbishop Gibbons was seen
by reporter yesterday afternoon in refer
ence to the report. The Archbishop was
very reticent on the subject and remarked
that he had little to say about it at present.
He did not deny, however, that the invita-
tions had been received from the Pope.
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Clement O. Young, OF Bergen Point, n. Y,
and Fannie Clarke, of this city.
II. l.. Streb and Mary A, Starke.
ii. NJ. Semken6 and Blanche NJ. Glover.
Ernest Herbert and Lille Javins, both OF
Alexandria, Va.
Edward s. Wohlfarth, OF Wilmington, Dell,
and Sarah Yessey, OF this city.
Peter Lamson, OF this city, and Hattie Ross,
of Prince Georges County, Nd.
Weston Flint, OF Cattaraugus County, n. Y,
and Lucy II. Brown, OF Marysyllle, Ohio.
Richard Mccoy and Catherine Kicks.
Jas. Young and Missouri Ashton.
Thos. White and Elizabeth Mckenzie.
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Sci Free After Twelve Years.

In 1871 John Williams, native of Phil
adelphia, was convicted in Desha County,
Ark, of murder in the second degree and
sentenced to the pcnitcntiary for life. Yes
teTday he was taken before Chancellor Car
roll on writ of habeas corpus and set free
because of incorrect sentence. The longest
punishment under the statutes for murder
in the second degree is twenty-one years.
Williams is a white man n years old.
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Justice James this morning, in the Equity
Court, in the case of Jonathan G. Bigeow
against Mrs Bette Mason, wife of Sergeant
Mason, in the bill for restraining order
and decree allowing the complainant fees
strainiDg order and the bill on condition of
Mr.. Bigelow being paid s40O for his ex-
penses.
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A wedding In south washington.

Last Tuesday evening a pleasant COM
pany was present at tho marriage of Mr..
David G. Cam to Miss Ella Carrie Burgess,
both of Washington. Rev. Richard Norris,
pastor of Rylan6 Chapel, otficiated. Among
those present were Miss Halliday, the
Misses Ratclifie, Mrs. Telley, Mr., and Mrs,
Tucker, Mrs. Vernon, James P, Tustin and
w. G. Weldon, esq, of Washington, aud
Miss Posey and Miss Franklin, of Charles
County, Md. The occasion will.be pleas
antly remembered by all who were present.
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MautI q. Going West.

NEW YORK, June 14.-Maud s. and her COM
panions arrived here from Hartford yesterday
morning, and, after being inspected by Mr..
Vanderbilt, the horses were shipped West.
Mr.. Vanderbilt had q private consultation
with Bair, who, in charge OF the horses, left at
once for Cincinnati,
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Importation of Foreign Cattle to
EnmlanI

LONDON, Juno 14.-Lord Carlingford has, in
reply to the address OF a delegation, announced
that the Government will oppose the i'm
position of further restriction on the impor.
iation OF foreign cattle, believing the regula-
tions already in operation were quite strict,
especially as applied to America.
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Government Employees and Business
Nor, On Deck.

E. Kolb, S11 E street northwest, Informs his
friends that tho large turtle Weighing 1S0
12 to Q O'Clock on Friday, the 18th instant, to-
morrow. Friends and the public are invited.
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Added Eggs from Abroad.

NEW YORK, June 14.-It is understood that
several firms in this city are importing eggs
from Denmark, Germany, Italy and Turkey
and selling them to retailers without any dis
tinction. Eggs are SO cheap In Denmark and
Germany that importers can afford TO under.
sell home dealers In the scarce season whom
prices are high.
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BIDS were opened at the Life-Saving
Bureau to-day for the erection of four life
saving stations between Capes Henlopen
and Charles on the Virginia coast. The
lowest bidder was Harry Lape, Whining
ton, Del, $16,372.96
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REAR-ADMIRAJ JOHN NJ. b. CLITz has
reported his return home, having been de-
tached from command Of the Asiatic sta.
ton, and has been placed on waiting orders.
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THE Lighthouse Board has awarded the
contract for the erection of four foundation
cribs, light and range beacons on Maumee
Bay, Ohio, to David w. Mcconnell. Of
Buffalo, N, Y, for Sl3,422,
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COMPTROLLER KNOX has authorized the
following National banks to begin business:
First National Bank of Rochester, Pa,
capital $4,000; United States National
Bank Of Omaha, Neb., capital 100000.
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PosrMAsTERs were commissioned to-day
as follows: A. NJ. Oglesby, at Jackson's
Ferry, Va; G. W. Grigsby at La Grange,
Va; f. M. Green, at New Germany, Md.
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Tenth Anniversary of his MinIstry.

Rev. DIR. Cromwell, pastor of ST. Luke's
Colored Protestant Episcopal Church, will
celebrate his tenth anniversary as Protest
ant ministrer at st. Luke's Church next
Sunday. A large congregation will be in
attendance
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Baseball.

The famous Cincinnatis will arrive to-
morrow morning, and in the afternoon will
meet the Nationals on the diamond field
The best game of the season may be looked
for, as the Nationals will present nine to
compare favorably with any club in the
association
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"AIderney Dairy Wagons.n

Fresh Alderney Dutter, cnurned every morn.
ing and delivered in y, 10 "Ward" prints, 35c.
per ID. Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, Sc per at. Cream, 1bc. per pint.
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AN advertisement OF three lines under the
head Of for rent, for sale, wanted, lost aud
found or personal, can be inserted In THE
EVENING CRITIC three times for rs cents.
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SECRETARY LINCOLN, General Drum
and Colonel Barr have returned from West
Point.
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Of odd pants thrown on our bargain counter.
You can buy them at half price. Eiseman
Bros, clothlers and tailors, corner Seventh
and 4.
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LIEUTENANT E. d. BARRY detached
from the Richmond and placed on waiting
orders.
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GOVERNMENT receipts to-day Internal
revenue, $500, ,6l2.27; customs, STAG, 6,147S9.
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An Accumulation

Of odd pants, which we viii sell at half price.
Elseman Bros, clothiers and iailors, corner
Seventh and l.,
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Gossip About u Royal Bride.

springfield Republican,
Now that the Duke OF Genoa and his bride
have left Rome and the sound of brilliant
instruments, fetes and receptions In their
honor Is over, IL Is admitted that the Dukes
new partner Is anything but n beauty. The
Princess Isabella OF Bavaria, who Is slster.in-
law to the Queen OF Italy, is spoken OF as per-
son OF good common sense not given 70 display
and having foot "ruuning over all round
the sides" OF her slippers. Her hair Is redder
than the aurora AT Its best, her moutn large
and plebeian, and her complexion fair. on
the night OF the court dinner the Princess
was an hour late, simply because the Queen
mad taken a fancy to her hair-dresser, who
had come over from Paris, and the Princess
mad 10 wait. The garden party In the Quiri-
nal grounds IS described as very picturesque.
There was an open.alr theatre on one
side, which, With the otIist als,ingGished
Louis XIV fete or Vatican
Picture" The Princess was paid marked at
iention, but, poor unfortunate, her slippers
were fashionable and she was heard TO sigh
"Oh, II could only 80 to bed and rest my feet;
they nearly XIII mep The Romans wero we'll
pleased with the visi. Of the royal pair, but
less brilliant honeymoon would doubtless
have been more to their liking.
Down where the climate Is torrid,
The sting OF a hornet Is h0rrld;
II strikes with surprise
BetwlXt the two eyes.
ST. Jacobs OIL cured the sore torehead.
Fashionable writing paper and dinner cards
are ornamented with tennis sketches'
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Buy YOur

mems, youths, boys and childrens clothing
OF the old reliable house OF Noah Walker
Co., 02b Pennsylvania avenue.
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NATIONAL banknotes received for re-
demption to-day amounted to $52s,000
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THE DEPARTMENTS.

SECRETARY CHANDLER is expected to
return Saturday next.
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Houston, Miss, has dog with two tails,
which doubles his capacity for tin.kottle
agony.
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DR.. E, O. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment, a
gnslranieed sEseihS Tor aysssrla plzziness Con-
Nervous PIostration caused by the use OF
alcohol or tobacco, Wakefnlness, Mental De-
preston, Soitenlng oi the Brain resulting in
insanity and leading to misery, decay and
DEAN, Irematnre old age. Barrenness, Loss OF
Inatorrhma caused by oyer-exerllon of the brain,
selfabnse or oyer.lndulgence. Each box CON
boxes for Is. sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF
price. WE EGuARANTEE SIX BOXES to cure
any case. With each order received by MS for six
boxes, accompanied with s5, we will senn the pnr-
chaser our written guarantee to refund the money
II The treatment does not effect a cure. Gnaran-
tees ihsutd only by stott d Cromwell, Washing.
ton. Jn7
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LOANS.

TNHE ADVERTISER WANTS THE AID.
Il dresH of persons having money TO invest at
big interest on short lime loans; rare chance. Ad.
dress W., p. o. Box $50. IuGSts
AToNEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT
ItA the lowest rates. Danenhower d Son, 1925
i st, n. W. f8tf
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Consultation of church DignitarIes.

o order reduced to 81 and IS. Strauss X
lark, AL Seventh ST., second door south OF E.
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KooL klothing at A. saks 4 CO.'S.
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
DIR. FELIX LIE BRUINS
Ct and q

PREVENTIVE AND CURE for EITHER SEX
This remedy being injected directly to the seat
OF those diseases of the Genito- o-u Urinary Organs
requires no change of diet or nauseous, mercurlai
or poisonous medicines 10 be taken internally.
II Is mpossible to contract any venereal disease;
hut in the case OF those already UNFoRTU-
NATELY AFFLICTED with Gonorrhma and
Gleet, we guarantee boxes TO cure or we Will re-
fnnd the money. PRICE by mail postage paid, x
ANTEEs issued by ali authorized agents. DIR.
FELIX LIE BRuN Il CO., Sole Props. Stott ~
cromwell, Sole Agents, Washington, ID. Q. jul
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MONEY TO LoAN-I HAVE MONEY TO
ltl loan ON real estate, In sums OF from 900 and
upward, nj lowest rateB OF interest. Charges
moderate. No delay. b. II. Warner, PIG st. n.
W. j25-t
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FOR REHT--Houses.

Advertisements Of Three lines under this head
inserted times for rs cents.
EOR RENT-AN S-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
Il with all mod. i'm, No. 1905 18th st. n W
Call after 5 p. m. jui2-3t*
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Fashionable writing paper and dinner cards
are ornamented with tennis sketches,
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NANIEn-Rain--famnfa.

NNsNNsNNNNN
Advertisements OF Three lines under this head
Inserted three times for 25 cents.
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LTANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK,
w wash and iron in private family. 906
l2,h st, n, w. ju123tF
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VXyANTED-BY A SETTLED MAN. SINGLE
w place In q grocery and meat and pro-
vision store; is thoroughly acquainted with the
business; good reference given. Address !. II: @,