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W VII TIE GooBs Having closed ont MITE GooDs.
Wife ooP 90 1arer SfS the N rana I'M M Wife 9B
WHITE Scoops. 5ns stock Fl White VII GOODS.
WH I1E Go o. We are enabled to W;1!,E GooDs.
WHITE I31: G00Ds. following special WHITE GOODS.
WRIfE GOODS ssipches Vide ood WhIrf GOODS
WHITE GOODS. value at SOC. Our WHITE GOODS.
While GOODS. price pc; yard WHITE GOODS
e. "a %#EHE
MHirE GOODS %lar i Price Woe" 4oc re Te WH1TE GOODS
WHITE WHITE 99Bs sci it = persd WIFI
MaIrE s9oP ti Se IN st NV MHrE Goobs
WHITE G96Rs sXiae vsry MIITE G55Ps
$#f# $$$B S;S
%aIT @ saa SH wos sia sae %4E SS SRs
Witt $$B
WHITE 9bs iaT brqtn S39Bs
WHITE GOODS eIs very fine AID WHITE GOODS
WHITE WHITE S99Ps 'hssr It WHITE
$$B II en- st &&HHfHHEssSSSRRs
WHITE WHITE 99Ps ed qus good WHITE G0oBs
Witt $ $$SBs as1s %HITE $SSs
MITE GOODS: 4ie 7th st.n:w WiIIE GOODS
WHITE GOODS case Check Main WHITE GOODS
WHITE GOODS. sock: former price WHITE GOODS
WHITE GOODS Exc: reduced to WHITE GOODS
WHITE GOODS. &c. yard. WHITE GOODS
WHITE GOODS. At BAUMS. WHITE GOODS
WHITE GOODS. 416 7th st nv WHITE GOODS
WHITE GOODS case India Linens WHITE GOODS
WHITE GOODS. fine and sheer, at WHITE GOODS
WHITE GOODS 12Hc. yard WHITE GOODS
WHITE GOODS. At BAUMS, WHITE GOODS
WHITE GOODS 416 7th st. NV VIII TIE GOODS
WHITE GOODS. Pure Linen Lawns WHITE GOODS
WHITE GOODS. warranted all lin WHITE GOODS
WHITE GOODS en), from CSC. to 81 WHITE GOODS
WHITE GOODS per yard. WHITE GOODS
WHITE GOODS All colOrs Mosquito WHITE GOODS
WHITE GODS Netting, at SIC. q WHITE GOODS
" MITE GOODS piece. WHITE GOODS
WHITE GOODS At BAUMS WHITE GOODS
WHITE GOODS. 416 7th st. NV WHITE GOODS
One case Lonsiale Cambria guaranteed genuine at
111fc. yard At BAUrS
7xh
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STRAW MATING AT AUcTIoS.-Thomas Bowling
VIII sell on Friday morning next, at his auction
rooms, large consignment OF imported mattDgS.
See adv.
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Business 1seM and the License Oues.
ton.

THEIR COMMITTEE AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY.
delegation OF business men OF WASHINGTON
headed by Mr.. James l. Barbour and MI Hill.
called upon Mr.. Ingalls,, chairman OF the Senate
District committee, to-day in relation to the SUBJ
jrct vi taxing commercial agents. The sub-Senate
committee had voted 10 strike out OF the House
bin relating to police regulations the section i'm
posing a tax upon drumrnerS Mr. Barbour, as
SPOKESMAN. aid the business mems committee had
decided 10 recommend in lieu OF the section ricken
out. the bill Introduced in the House by Repre-
sentative barbour THAI OH imposes tax OF 500
per ear on commercial agents and sample drum
lIeTS, aEl Is very comprehensive In its scope de-
hlA- every person who sells by card. catalogue or
s@Inpc. including owners or dealers who offer for
sale N places other than their places of business
10 u sample merchants IL also provides that no
license shall b" issued for less than a year. and
that II shall not be asaignable transferable A
penalty nt not less than 800 nor more than $500 ia
&fXtd fOr ldihng 10 take OUT license. This bin the
committee representing tie merchants want in
serted In the police regulation bill In place OF the
stct!oh relating 10 taxing drummers, which the
snb-comlnittee struck out. Mr. Ingalls, represented
the subcommittee before whom the bill is pending
and he assured the committee that due consider
atioh would De given 10 their recommendation.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Wp1flpcr

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
Wa,HISGToS. ID. G., May 81, 1884. $780, nj
For the mii,ile Atlantic states rair weather
westerly Winds, becoming variable stationary tenn
peTatuTe.
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SrupEsDous SALE
DRY GOODS.
NEW. CHOICE AND DESIRABLE GOODS, AT THE
LOWEST PRICES EVER KNOWN.
ANsBURGH h BRO
Desire to make their establishment memorable in the
annals of the Dry Goods trade of this city VIII
sell unapproachable Bargains in all their DEPARTMENTS
1t Will pay you to visit them.
BLACK SILKS
At Soc. worth 75c.
At 75c worth ST. 10
AT Si.O0 worth 81 80.
And all higher grades in proportion.
Splendid Black SURAH SILK at &c. worth 81 IS We
cannot get any more of these aud only have pieces
left.
800 pieces FANCY SILKS in small Checks and Stripes
as low as 3Itcts. per yard these goods
doubtedly thaGreatest Bargains i'll Summer Silks
that will be offered this season.
cases beautfulquality 42inches wide Cclored CASH
MERES ut 25cts. per yard. in all tine new Spring
Shades: retaed by others at 81 &c.
DRESS GOODS in great variety ali orr own importa-
ton, at lower prices than ever before heard of.
cases NUNS YELLING and ALBATROsS lust re-
eeived, which shall sell at re ducton Of fully 70
per cent
Black and Colored CaSHMERES. We have larger
STOCK than ought and shall therefore
make sacrifices to reduce at once.
We are selling full-width all wool BLACK CASH.
MERE at 3'3scts. would be good value at Scots.
Plain and Checked BUNTING. in black and coiors We
are selling AZ inches vide Bunting at 33cts. This
quality is well worth scots.
We attended the great sale of Hosiery In New York
last week These goods must be be appreciated
All we can promise you is good Bargain in this De
part1nent not neglect to complete assert
ment of Silk, Taeta and Isle Thread Gloves-we are
selling them at less than cost of importation.
WHITE GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
Splendid Checked NAINSooK at &c.: better goods at
yard wide this is the usual 2O-cent quality India
fines quality Gray BEIGE, CT .cts worth 9Oc
case ~ inches wide finest Black and White PLAID
Acts: reduced from 6. 1cts 80 LAWNS all Of
this seasons styles. GINGHAAlS in endless variety
much below former prices
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LARGELY ATTENDED MEETING AT COOPER UNION
LAST fNES!SG-SPEECuEs HENRY WARD
BEECH!E, T. II. BRISTow AND OTHERS
COc.er Union, New York, was crowded last even.
Ing al The mass meeting OF citizens and business
men, called 10 express approval or the administra-
ton Of President Arthur, and TO urge his renomi-
nation. The members OF the S1amese embassy N.
cupieti seats on the platform with a great number
OF prominent New Workers Frederick =. Winston
The president OF the Mutual Life Insurance com,
pdny. presided. RESOLUTIONS offered by ex-JldOe
Horace Russell. expressive or the objects OF the
meeting, Were adopted.
ParAe Gcdwin, editor OF the Commercial Al .
reIffSeT, made an address. and was followed nv
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, who said that while he
had been opposed to President Arthur at the he
ginning OF his term he had been won over TO his
support by the steady progress OF hts wise and
prudent administration The bitterness OF men, he
continued whose names should be 1nve1h instead OF
MacVeagh displayed towards Arthur Is as nothing
compared TO the invectives heaped upon Washing.
ton. jackson, Lincoln and Grant
Hon Benjamin ii. Br1Stow, the eX-Secretarv OF
the Treasury. after commencing President Ar
thur. referred briefly 10 the letter OF Macveagh in
concluding, and said that he must decline TO 90
into the Sums OF personal defamation.
A committee OF one hundred business men win
be sent 10 Chicago
dispatch signed by a number Of the prominent
business men OF Chicago was received endorsing
the objects o. the meeting.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

SPRING AND SUMNER
Roses West India Lime Juice
Cantrn Coc'lrane's GINGER Ale
sachs Irnden < Co. .iIirer Ale Quart bottlesl
Pure Fruit Sirups
Genuine Imported West India Bay Rum.
eulmbach Beer hsiser Beer bohemian Beer.
Commentator Port Wine thirty years ODD
Mslthcptonique tBurton's,
London Punch, Hub Punch
e. A HeineAen's rrnia Claret.
hiwIt Copeunagen Cherry Cordial
c. c. BRYAN,
rhle3m NO. 1413 NEW YORK AVENUE
CLARETa CLARETs
Try our
ST. JULIEN MEDOc IMPORTED TABLE CLARET.
3bottles for one dollar
We have fine line If higher grade ClaretS which We
sae selling at rioi"Itlonaliy low prices.
ROBERT SMITHS SONS INDIA PALE ALE
c. A HEINEkEN'S
CELEBRATED VIRGINIA CLAREr
GEO. E KENNEDY & SON.
api9 1909 street northwest
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ABSOLUTELY PuaR
"A 1
RRR 9 Q w "A Z
{ kkoooo 7 4 ~ 4 / LII
s sssssst 4 4 Ri & E}ss e''
Bs I II ! / tx K il i Sxs s ss So
Pr o Q W W D D r
PIP Q 0 WWWW d D FE RRR
P o o WV WV b D Il r.
90 w w Odd ZEE r.
This powder never varies , marvel Of purity.
strength and wholesomenesa More economical than
the ordinary kinds and cannot sold in competition
with the multitude of low test short weight. alum or
phosphate powdera Sold only in cana ROYAL BAKING
POWDER Co.. lo6 Wall street. Ny ape
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On Thirty Dox., Tr;,,

Eurs Received on Storage.
Guaranteed against damage by moth and fire.
I'm b. H. STINEMETZ & Son, 1887 Penna. ave.
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To PTILIcO RACES VIA BALTIMORE AND Potomac
RAILsoAD-Special trains VIII leave the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad station At 1:2U D. H. May 30
q. - and y direct for Plmlico races
The return train viii leave PiInlico after the
races about 6:l0 p IN, arriving IN Washington
about 1;S0 y Ill
Fare Tor the round trip 81, good only on day OF
Issue and special train
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-21

CUTICURA RESOLVENT. the new blood purifier
ceanses the blood and perspiraion Of impurities ant
poisonous elements and thus removes the cause.
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MISSES AND CHILDREN's PIQUE DRESSES

MISSES AND CHILDREN'S PIQUE DRESSES
very lowest prices. Tor instance shall place upon
counters handsome lque Dress suitable for either
boy GIRL trimmed with box pleats front and back
and embroidery at So so up to years. and advance
of Csc. on the next sizes.
BOYS SHIRT WAISTS
made from finest French Percae from to 10 years. at
75c This Waist has before realed less than
Sl.25.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPos.I.s ron RIP RAP sToST
L ;. EseISrTR oyrrcu
2ls6 rrNSsyLvsSIA avr~rr Sokr4gIN

I. : EseISrrE orrrcu
srrn SS..TsssTos 3 q. s sssE sSs' Isl.
III On 3 fsps NAY X VIZ fsrs ~
6 s &STs or .e'I 4! s sHTFSs e. A o.
rSf Ss MI acc econ isGs s shs r2a@,S ns.
in the SUM q sLoo tina, in CASE the had be ssrrtsd
,sSn5's within ton days After not,ee OF such
niy2l-a Major Of Engineers.
PROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS sUPPIIEs
WAR DrrARrNEsI. May 10th iss4
pntl TMFGNn GClo,K. NOON. MFpSrSpIl,pp'
IL NJ tlGhTEENTH, lss., for furnishing MirotlA.
Io~cls etc. etc for tie War department. and il.
5n5e-9s an Washington. during the fiscal year ending
Blsnk forms 81 Proposals. showing the items and csti.
bidders VIII b FURNISHED oS sprcanon e. this p.Tsrs,
~ nt lAds win be cgnsiderd on each item separately.
IN nhs outside Of the envelope. Proposals foF
NJ sgrHct " he awarded u"dor this advertisement
s.t an alsS iatl9n shall have bs made by Congress
myIaet RoBEisT T. LINCOLN sorrsar rs II Var
PROPOSALS. Tok sT.TIoNrRT
bkPaRTMEsr OF THE INTERIOR
ssed propcsals viii be received at this a dsp.t%sns
nisinS Stationery for the DEPARTMENT the Interior
Blank forms IF prvposA!s showin the items and .~t,
ms ss @ r9n ss5hsT Nth sDn,s r.st
Proposals mus. I've addressed 10 the SECRETARY az tina
Stationery" -
No contract viii he swarld under this advertisement
until appropriation shall have bern 10y Congress
Tor the purchase II the stationery rtgureu.
my9f3l7.N.A2s II. NJ TEl.LER. secretAry
'V'REAsrRY pEPARTMfNT,
oFFTcE OF rHE sUFfRfSTrSprSr
sFa1fD PROPOSALS. viii he received a. Tins ono.
| JWFNT -rorRTH. lisa for manufacturing and d..
lyerng, in complete working order articles IL
FURNITURE for the use Of the Department. ia tins
city
Detailed information will he furnished 70 furniture
ton a. Surernt,idrnts Office where the drawings And
SPECIFICATIONS may he sesn-
The Dep rtmet the right 20 reject any I'll
BIDS, of paris If any hid and TO waive drIts-tS.
tsb-ncd.j d 4. FRENCH
rJl6-'o5t Acting Secretary
l. MANY DEPARTMENT.
"ssHIsGroS;
Seael Proposals will I've received this Department
r11 IL r vi, ot in.k NJ ON WEDNESDAY. tho
t.0ntiy Tor the Navy ietartmeut and Bureaus and
.c,s conneGisd thereS nh ln Washington. during tho
JAsnE forms proposals giving the necessary in.
formation, viii lie furnished Application To tbs De
The DEPARTMENT reserves the risht TO waive aefects
| an 10 reject any or all bids.
/ Navy, and Endorsed Proposals for siationer,
myl4-law4w Secretary of the Navy.
| pROPosALs For CAST IRON PIPE.
| Il NFFlCE OF EIfIlDING FOR STATE.
| WAR AID NAVY DEPARTMEnrs.
WASHINGTON. DC, May IL 1884 ,
lso0 running feat Cast Iron Water PIPE and ertra
heavy Dram Ife ard Fittings If the site of the
city, viii be received II this 0fies. mti TWELVE NJ
on THUhsDAh. NAY LMENTi-NIN1Hy 1874. and
Specifications, general nstructioIis TO bidders. and
blank 9rns q proposal viii be furnished applics
THos LINCOLN CASEY.
myl,-6t Colonel Coips of Enrtneers.
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Gen. Grants Mortgage to Vanderbilt.

Yesterday afternoon there was placed on record,
In the recorder OF deeds Office. mortgage by L. s
Grant, OF New YORK. 10 W. Fl. Vanderbilt Of the
same place, OF the property known as 1863 Vermont
avenue and 1913 street III this city. To secure the
SAID Vanderbilt >15D.0N0 loaned him on or about
Nay 81 inst. Tne Instrument bears d.te OF Nav l.,
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621 street northwest hard and soft crabs, Lynn
haven oysters, CherrystOne oysters, New Yorl
oysters, Frogs, Little Neck clans and clans. Fam
lilies. Hotels and Restaurants supplied. YOunj
snapper terrapins, at Whites. II
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SECOND FLOOR.
5000 JERSEYS. for ladies and children 1900 PARA.
SOILS and sun UMBRELLAS. Having contracted
for these last January. enabled to sell them
cheaper at retail than merchants buy them at
wholesale We are selliI beautiful Satin Coach
ing Umbrella at SLl5 gilt ribs, worth much more.
UNDERWEAR. UNDERWEAR.
In this department we defy competition All good are
marked down to make them sell previous rebuilding
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On Thirty Days Trial.
The VOltaic Belt Co.. Marshall. Mich. will send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated EiectrO-Voltac Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
(yOung or o1d) who are afflicted with nervous de-
bty, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guarantee
Ing speedy and complete restoration OF health and
manly Vlgor. Address as above. n. B.-No risk is
incurred, as thirty DAYS trial is allowed. W,sIu
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D1sr1oux1sa HuMoRs, IrcH1so AM
BURNING ToRTUREs, HuM111Ar1Na
ERUPTIONs, SUCH AS

ERUPTIONS, SUCH AS
SALT RHECM or Eczema. Psoriasis. Scald Head. In
fantile Birth Humors. and every form of Itching
Scay. Pimpy. Scrofulous. Inherited Contagious and
CopperCo Diseases Of the Blood Skin. and Scalp.
with Loss of Hair positively cured by the CuI1cuRA
REMEDIEs.
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ThOrntOn'S Emulsion

ThOrntOn'S Emulsion
hf pure Cod Liver Oh with Hypophosphites OF Lime
1and Soda for coughs, colds Consumption, impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
TO take: Prescribed bySPhysicans Sold by Drug
gists. Large bottles, SOC. Manufactured by w. E.
Thornton corner Baltimore and Harrison streets
Baltimore, Md m,W,r
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CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure, Instantly allays
Itching and Inflammation. clears the Skin and Scalp
heals Ulcers and Sores. and restores the Hair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-21

CHARGE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A. BiIra
was arrested by Oficer Nicholson yesterday after
noon on warrant charging him with e,nbeZze-
1feiit. ana hA mate a confession BlTe had been
employed tor the past two months by Mr. Angus,
DttfreT, French BAKER. a. diver OF the bread
wagon and collector. He admitted collecting about
VA Tor Dread tickets which stun he converted to
his own Use, but intended 10 make ii goOi or the
1.th instant he collected s1.30 from the French
minister. " hfch he kept He also collected money
fron others In the Police Court this morning he
was charged with cmbeZZilRg $50 from hi.
employer and pleaded guilty. The case was sent
10 the grand Jury, bonds 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-21

Catarrh Of the Bladder.
Singing, irritation, Inflammation, all Kidney and
Urinary Complaints, cured by ''Buchu-paiba." 81. 3
"A1derney Dairy WagOns.''
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning,
and delivered In han-pound "Ward" prints, 4Oc per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese ButterIn1lk and Sweet
MILK, &C. per quart. Cream 15c. pint.
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ClsangeabIe Weather.

CRHnHeADIe e esltNere
The effect OF changeabie weather on ladies OF
delicate constitutions is very depressing and seri
Gus, and sometimes strengthening is needed TO
assist nature in outstanding the strain. Nothing
more effective can be found than SpeerS Port. Bur-
gundy and Claret Wine, which are in general use
In the New York and other hospitals. For sale by
all druggists. w&s
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The Farmer still Till. the Soil.
Resrnuranf

:, JVUHSVta7S tktStshttfHnt
and Ladies and Gents dining Saloons 44O and 442
9Th street n. W. Every known delicacy in the world
suitable to the taste. Polite attention. Ladies'
saloon first floor. 3
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For Gold and Silver Trimmings
go TO Meyers, s22 9TH street northwest. wsls,3In
S3 a gal, 75c. at. bottle. Our No. Rye
Whisky. Known everywhere AcGeeS, 9th near D.
NES2W
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CUTICURA SOAP. an exquisite Skin Beautifer and
Toilet Requisite prepared from Cutcura is ndispensa-
BILE in treating Skin Diseases Baby Humors Skin Bem
ishes, Rough, Chapped or Oily Skin.
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THIRD FLOOR
Accessible by Otis finest Elevator We are here sell
ing the balance of the stocks of Messrs Mitchell and
ker, bought from their assignees
Thousands Of Remnants Of every description at one
third their cost.
cases small figured LAWNS. fast colors, &c Splendid
yard-wide Brown COTTON sets. and thousands Of
useful articles generally found in first class Dry
Goods store A call will pay anybody, even if the
goods not wanted until FALL as such a chance
may never occur again.
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NEW CPKRA CoNPANY.-Fay Tempeton and
her comic opera company VIII make their first visit
10 THIS city on Monday next, 10 perform for the
beneft OF the L MON Veteran Corps, first company
Although new 10 Washington. Miss Tempeton
brings good endorsements from her cities Nearly
four thousand tickets are already sold for the Diff
ferent nights during the weeK. The repertoire VIII
u found IN the amusement column.
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my21
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Everlasting Inseparabe Tenacity zoe Bottle brush
Rists Grocers StatiOners Hardware. variety Gem
eral Stores. Wholesale Travelling Agents Wanted In
every City and County Mailed only by Manufacturers
J. d. O'MEARA 4 Co. l3A7 PENNSYLVANIA AvxKUE,
Washington. u. q ia25
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We are bound to sell and willing to cell barrains
HATS. DONNETS. FLOWERS. PLUMEs TIPa
LACES. RIBBONS and SILK AND Isle THREAD
GLOVES ct prices that viii beat ill competition
Special bargain week this week. Don't fail to cal ut
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KINGS PAL ACE.
s1l SEVENTH STREET NORTHwRsC mv1x
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HIS STATEMENT IN THE CRIMINAL COURT TO-DAY
III DENIES STATEMENTS or WITNESSES FOR tn
PROSECUTION.
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on account OF the number OF carriages In his wav
ana because he did not Obey the command The on
Ger pushed him OF the machine breaking IL and
cruising him Cherry considerably.
Re NEREICK nEBATE--The debate BY members
OF the PAilGd@Iltt society ~ Georgetown college
Tor the NeTiick medal. took place al Lincoln hail
last evening. Ia the presence OF large Audience.
Ih- subject Tor debate Was: 'WOild legislative
Thtation upon the discretionary power OF appoint
Efet 10 civil ofie. heretofore exercised by the ex-
ecutlve orahch or the government, he conducive 10
a healthy pubic sentiment and the efficient adj
minlstrati0n OF psDlic Affairs The affirmative
vas maintained Is RsS.ph ;. Latshaw OF Missouri
anu lhoinds X Ransom, OF North Carolina; and
the negative b. A. III Yturbiiie OF Mexico and
IeteHD smith. OF Indiana The judges were Hon. J.
Randolph Tucker Hon V Con, IT., and Hon. VIII
nam l. WILSON The award VIII not be announced
until the annual commencement OF the college
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SCALED HEADS, with loss of hair without number
heads covered with dandr and scaly eruptions
caly of children and infants many of which since birth
had been a mass Of scabs;
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-27
WESTBROOk SEMINARY
AND
FEMALE COLLEGE.

2 w hGG COIIN CT
The Sprirg Term win begin MONDAY. uarch
24h 1874. To- circu airs address = -. w STON,
= e.i lent, We tbrook Seminal y De ring, Me.
feb26 d4w
ftiZe0s' Wut"aI Relief society
gEVHE stated nj ing for P bru ry will be hell at
4 Re ,epti"n Hall next Fr dav We ing At 7I2
iclock 29J1 iisi. The directors NEE, b4 an uuur
previous NJ. y. RIt II
4, h26d3t Secretary,
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-27

THE Nrw YORK. Lie Insura Co Company
~hose annual report will be- found "a our
column today is a colossus Ia ITS waso AID
easily ranks with the great monetary corpor :
tiOus of the rid.
lis business for the past year has been ore
of except MI brlliancy, aud it's adm rsple
management is shown III the eaiy advance
Of Ito asst premiums, income anu SUPPL 49, In.
deed ia al tho features which enter into the
Composition of prosperous. heaI, by life iu-
surAnce Company there seems to have been as
Vance a if in obedience To d xed law, M
L $ sssrt, have inore .ssd iuriug the past
year nearly five millions of doil,rso aud nuw
reach th@ enormous sum of over Etty Eve mil
lous of dollars, while its surplus over all
Ii bill les is over ten million 8
During the past year il Issued Is. Sol policies,
insufing Ut airy fit Three million, and distri-
ou'ed among its policy holders, in the way CT
de ath losses, -ndo wmt nts and dividends, ue ,rly
seven millions of dollars.
N. ii. Anderson, NJ. 20 Exchange street, 10
tie General Agent TOR Mame.