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Artistic Industries.
THE EXHIBI

THE EXHIBITION OF THE SOCIETY OF DECORATIVE ART.
The society OF Decorative Art exhibit and sale of
einDrodereS and other art work. at the Richmond,
on the corner of and 18th Streets is very inter
est1ng and instructive. Some of the pOrtieres are
more beautiful. both in design and execution than
anything OF the kind that has been seen In Wash.
1ngtOn. and II is to be hoped that those who have
been successful in securing this fine collection will
Efforts.
the exhibition and sale Of art work. the diffusion of
q knowledge o. such work among women and their
training IA artistic Industries. II is the aim of the
snciety-Io induce art workers to master thor
OuShly the details OF some one kind OF decoration
In order To attain skill and make for themselves
reputation OF commercial value; suggest 10 those
VINO have worked unSuccesSfully some practical
direction Tor their labor; 10 maintain classes in
varnus Kinds OF art industry; to maintain lending
hortry Ol hitnd-books on subjects OF decorative art
ana design. Tor the Use OF those persons Who cannon
nave IN" Dthtt OF claSseS access TO the museums
anu anu OF large city; to enter into busi-
ness relations with manufacturers and iInport ers.
TO obtain orders from dealers In decorated potterv
anu porcelain. cabinet work, carvings drapereS
enOroefleS and other articles of household art. IN
develop the art OF needle work. and assist In adant
llG II 10 The requirements of house-rurnlshng and
decoration. ~
Ihc society offers for sale at II rooms whatever 1s
Received by the committee on admission receiving
ana selling articles that are decorated for hO,lse
@ aoi of peiS1n;'i uSe; pottery, china, tiles plaques
ti-,i tihruicefl.tS, ldngingS, bookcases lambre-
gums decorated llnen panels. menus cards fans
Si'''"f9- AM the thousand and one articles OF n
Hat description. Pictures that are not adaDted tn
Use as decorations are not received by the sOcety
III Is curious commentary on the artistic training
anu ltira OK the average person that the society
itt> cdu upon 10 announce In It's circular that iu
Will not accept wax flowers and fruit reat her flow
tIs. skelctonlZed leaves. knitting. crochet and
PLAIN sewing. The society Is doing an excellent
educational work. In criticsing work sent to ir and
IN giving suggestions. Designs from such ar,ists
as NJ >ainue! Coleman. Richard VI. Hunt and John
La Far-e may be procured through its agency
M opa
Who Is deairos OF procuring house decorations can
NOT go ainlsS in giving the society his patronage
-tIloiG tIt trtich-s on exhibition at the Richmond
are The works OF Coleman. Miss Caroline Townsend
ana MFs- W In y liOyt nee Miss Nettie Sprapuel
The exhibition and sale Will continue through To-
mOrrOV. w
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Condemned I,0caIS.

]. II. Miller has sold his farm Of lS5 acres. known
as the Duiie1 farm. Rockville Nd. with all the
modern improvements. To " ~. AeSquith. OF Rap
pah.tnnock county. Va. for = 800
The sale of the Morgan property in front OF the
Arlington hotel and fronting Mcpherson square. to
Washington and John Il. Mclean. has not been
coISlnmated. and II is probable that the transfer
OF the property VIII not be made There was some
disagreement about the price.
Al the regular weekly meeting OF the Y NJ c. A.
Literary Society. last evening. the following pro-
gram was carried out: Recitation. Mr.. Samuel
krlmbine; essay. Mr.. L. &. Williamson; debate
upon the question, THAT love is greater incentive
To action Than fear-affirmative Mr.. II. W. Hunter:
negative. NJ. T. J. Spencer
AT u meeting OF the 1entf. district democratic
club last night the following officers were elected:
treasurer. r. NiehOi.Sc committee was appoint I'd
To confer with the Jackson Association in regard to
sending delegates 10 the Chicago convention.
~ a meeting OF the honorary members OF the
tnOn Veteran Corps last evening steps were taken
to secure funds 10 defray expenses incidental 20
The proposed trip OF the corps TO Brooklyn at the
meeting of the Society OF the Army OF the Poto.
mac in june
Oficer Halllhan took TO the stationhouse early
this morning a dead tOl0red male infant found at
the corner of 10th and streets northwest.
Yesterday there were seven colOred and ten
white families composed Of 81 persons relieved
through Major Dive OF the police
Mary Z tOtFiin. cOored,. treasurer of the United
Sisters of Hall. residing al 1522 street northwest
reported 10 police headquarters yesterday that she
had $3.50 belonging to the society stolen from q
chest in her bed room, sometime between the Ith
and I1th OF his month.
q. Witner grocer. 1918 Penna. avenue delivers
goods promptly on orders by mail telephone.
Willard Hahn was charged in the Police Court to-
Gay with the larceny OF a watch and chain from
The person OF Henry Russell Hahn claimed that
he did not steal the watch. but that it was taken
by man named Chas. Brown. The case was con-
tinued
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GppOses, tn the Railroad Tracks.

ACTION OF CITlZFSS IN THE NORTHEAST SECTION OF
THE CITY.
4 meeting Of citizens OF Northeast Washington
was held last night AT Temperance hall. corner 9Th
and III streets northeast, TO take sOme action in
lation to the continuance OF the tracks of the Balti
more and ohio railroad through that part of the city
10 the prejudice, as claimed by residents OF that
section. OF property values. and To the dam
ger To life and limb There Were upwards OF one
hundred persons present Nh {. VI. Robinson was
called on TO preside, and Mr.. A. J. DoiadsOn 10 act
as secretary.
Tie chair expressed his views briefly, the tenor
OF them being decidedly in favor OF the removal Of
the tracks and depot OF thS road to place
side Boundary street
Prof Gall,udet made extended remarks as to the
management OF this road compared with other
railroads. and especially those OF foreign ountTips
Which had come under his observation. He offered
resolutions. which were adopted: THAT Congress
De respectfully urged 10 enact such laws may
relieve the people OF this section of the greivols
Injustice 10 which they are now forced To submit:
that due regard NT the interests Of property
which Is known To be rapidly decreasing in value
demands some action In the matter, and that this
meeting COnmendS bill introduced by senator
Morrill, OF Vermont. in the senate OF the United
States and referred to the committee on the Dis
lriCt OI Columbia: that the secretary transmit a
copy of these resolutions To Congress- with the
quest that IL De referred TO the committee the
District
Messrs- Gallaudet. Frecb, knouse. Brown. and
Nallird Were appointed committee TO lay the res
OlutiOns before the District committee and urge i'm
mediate action
considerable informal discussion followed. In
which nearly all present expressed themselves
SQulreiy against the continuance OF the railroad
Track, IN that section. The matter Of SlD-pOiice
station In that section OF the city Introduced,
Out II was thought best hot To couple anything
else with The railroad question. The meeting al
JOUrneu subject 10 the Gail OF the Committee.
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The Newman Church Fight.
PROCEEDINGS AT THE COUNCIL YESTERDAY Al


NOON.
In the congregational council, which is consider
Ing the relations between the Madison avenue Con-
gregational church and the Rev. DR.. John p New
man, in New York, yesterday, Deacon Foster, after
rehearsing the action Of the Ranney faction, said
the call for the council was simply call by con-
spiracy of usurpers OF the name and prerogatives
OF the church. The statement that DR.. Newman
had made an attempt to change the government
OF the church from COngregatiOnalist to Methodist
or some other form OF government, he affirmed was
untrue.
Mr.. Abbott called attention to the fact that the
petition that was signed by alleged pewholders
multiplied names. All the names OF one family
were used, old or young, and many OF the signerS
had only single sitting in pew.
DE- Ranney said that during DR.. Newman's pas
tOrete people came to the church as they would 90
TO the theater to hear lecture, and he denied that
Or. Newman had ever notified him OF his accept
ance OF the pastOrate as DR.. Newman claims he
did.
DR.. Newman was then invited to the pulpit, from
minisered the offices OF the church In the best inter-
ests In COngregatiOnalism so far as he knew how;
he would not change the complexion OF the church
He had esteemed himself the legal pastor in view
OF the state statute and the manual 81 believe
tnat remain as pastor OF this church with the con-
currence OF those who the members of the
church Convince me that am wrong and my
resignation will be handed in before the sun goes
down." Dr. Newman then SOlemnly declared that
change in the church to MethOdism.
After Dr. NeWmans address the council decided
10 take no more testimony, and went into execu-
tive session.
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BEAur1ru1 DnEss Goons
SILK AND WOOL
New Colors. New Shades. only Is. (real value 6o)
CARRIERS, III MARKET SPACE.

SILKS! SILKS! SILKS,
FANCY SILKS. 37h. COLORED SILKS 60
HANDSOME BROCADE BLACK SILKS. 75
SILK AND WOOL CHECK DRESS GOODS (imits-
ton Of pure silk, 37h.
RADZ1MERE COLORED SILKS Superior quality,
only 81, special bargain.
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING, az wide best
quality IS. "
Our $l25 BLACK SILKS reduced, g.
Our 81 so BLACK SILKS reduced Sl2s
Our 81 rs BLACK SILKS reduced. Sl50
NUNS VEIILNGS. pure wool, wide double width
Pink. Cream. Blue, Bsck-S76.
BLACK BROCADE PURE SILK GRENADINE (ac-
tual value Sl25) only Is
COLORED SILKS worth 81 reduced t075
10 yard lengths
soiled) worth Is reduced 60
BLACK SILK MERvILEUX Especial bargain st
9l25) reduced to o1.
mill CARRIERS, I'll MARKET SPACE.
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" A T A R R H
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE.

SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
Head Colds Watery Discharges from the Nose and
Eyes, Ringing Noises in the Head Nervous Headache
and Fever instantly relieved.
Choking mucus dislOdged membrane cleansed and
healed. breath sweetened. SMELL taste and hearing
stored, and ravages checked
Cough. Bronchitis, Droppings into the Throat Pains
in the Chest Dyspepsia Wasting of Strength and Flesh
Loss of Sleep, ETC.. cured.
One bottle RADICAL CURE. one box CATARRHAL
SOLVENT and one DR.. SANFORD'S INHALER in
one package, of all druggists for 81 Ask for SANFoRDs
RADICAL CURE, pure distilaton of Witch Hazel Am
Pine Ca Fir, Marigod. Clover Blossoms. etc POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.. Boston.
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Amu>eInenIsAc .Co.niuhr.

NATIONAL THE.TEE.-Ni~S Saude Granger, In
"Clalre and The Forge Master"
= FoRDS OPERA HoUsE--MadlSOn Square company.
IN ~ Dung Mrs Winthrop"
TBEATER RCOMIQUE.-.Oscar is Wild and varieties.
DINE MUsEUM.-CuT1OsitieS and interesting per-
fOr1nancc.
LINCOLN HNLI--Lecture by Rev. j. j. Keane on
"His Pilgrimage tC the Holy Land
T. NJ &. ~ ROoMS.-Free lecture On the art Of
memory by Prof \. 5. Boyd.
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DRY GOODS.
NEW SrRlsa n.rs.

New SrRlSa WARS
SEATON PERRY
sCCCESsoR TO PERRY 4 BROTHER,
HAS JUST OPENED
NEW IMPoRTrD LADIES wALKING JACKETS
fDR SpEINti MAR
EMBROIDERED CAsiI,AGE AND DCREPE DE CHINE
fItHUS
--LATEST NOVELTIES" IN PARASOLS AND sun
UMBRELLAS
BLACK TWISTED SILK HERNANTFS IT-PIN'S
GRENADINES. SURAH GRENADINES
SPECIAL BARGAINS" IN LYONS BLACK SILKS
at 1.tc.. 81. lbs. al 81 - $3.50.
"UNUSTALLG COOP VALUES" IN RHADaMES
SCRAIiS AND RADZIN Frs FROM 81 10 - SO
COMPLETE STOCK OF ALL WOOL FRENCH DRESS
TtNlURES. INCLT DING all ThE LATEST
PARIS NOVELTIES" FOR PLAIN AND CoMBI-
NATION SUITS
NEW PLAIN AND FIGURED CHINA SILKS
FULL LINE OF LOUISlNrS sND SUMNER SILKS.
PRINTED PURE LINEN LAWNS
ANDERSON'S SCOTCH ZkPHYRS
NEW FRENCH SATINES AND SICIIIE NNES
NEW WHITE GOODS NDIINESS
EMBROIDERED SATlNE AND BATISTE ROBFS
SUPERB ASSORTMENT lUPIN'S BLACK DRESS
FABRICS
srCHoICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
GECI fRlCES GUARANTEED.
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Bnildins.
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9Th street.
Established ls4o. mhs
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PAIN IS THE CRY OF SUFFERING NERVE
COLLINS vOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTER
Instantly affects the Nervous System and banishes
Pain perfect ELECTRIC BATTERY COMBINED
WITH POROUS PLASTER FOR 25 CENTS 1t an
initiates Pain, vta!izes Weak and Worn Out Parts
strengthens Tired Muscles prevents Disease and
in half the time than any other plaster the
world Sold everywhere. milo
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YESTERDAY, Mr. J. j. Darlington for Frank p.
DetTicksind hers, filed Judgment creditors bill
against John j. Georges ana others 20 sell the eqIit-
able interest or Georges in part OF .0J Is square -,
and certain letters patent
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CITY ITEMS.
What il Diphtherfat

Miss Emma H. cured an attack OF incipent
consumption by using In time DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
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The hne photos OF kets Kemethy's, 1f09 Pa ave.
continue 10 be g per dOZ., with thirteenth
ulinltI.
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SHERRY WINES-A fine lot OF sherry wine has
Just arrived with the last steamer which | cOI-
sloer the nnest ever Imported. Get II at Chr.
Aanders, No. 9lI .th street nnrthwest.
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s.
Coughs and Colds. Those who are suffering
from Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat, etc, should try
brownS Bronchial Troches. Sold only In boxes. go
Durkee'S Salad Dressing is the best thing
oi tne klnd ever Sold With II superb salad OF any
kind can be made without delay or trouble Ir is
also one Of the best sauces for cold meats etc 60
The Dudes, Conversation.
1st Dude.-Aw! what ciga'wette do you smoker
2d Dude.-None but the ah Straight Web as [
thwtnk 1t is decidedly the best out, and is made OF
ah! the finest tobacco. ivy one.
QSt Dude tries one)
2d Dude continuing.-'Ow Go you like 1t?
1st Dude.-Aw! it is ah! (puf, puff,) perfectly de-
Hcious, and is far ahead of all others. Where can
ah. get them?
I'd Dude.-Anywhere.
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TT ~ WISE TO PROVIDE AGAINST EMERGEN
Acies that are liable to arise in every family col
may be dangerous thing not depending upon the
means at hand to combat it. In sudden cold
Group asthma. etc. Ayers Cherry Pectora will prove
the quickest and most effective cure and your best
friend
NEO. ANDREWS, OVERSEER IN THE LOWELL
-" Carpet Corporation for over twenty years be-
Tore his removal to Lowell afflicted with salt rheum
its worst FORM Its ulceraons actually covered moro
tnan bali the surface OF his body and limbs He was
entirely cured by Ayers SarsaparA See certificate In
Ayers Almanac Tor 1853 IA
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The Courts.

The Courts.
EQUITY CoURr-.Judoe Mac 4rth,y
Yesterday, Lord agt O'Donohue writ OF assist
ance ordered to issue. COrbet agt Corbet; refer
ence for testimony. Alderman agt Ackerman;
plaintiff ordered to pay examiners fees
CIRCUIT CoURT-Jud0e Hao,er
Yesterday, Rand Manufacturing Co. agt DUNCAN;
POLICE CouRr-Judoe Smell
J. To-day, Henry Smith. Edward Pinkney and Ed
ward Smith, colored, were charged with assaut1ng
William Snowden, who testified that because he
stoned him; they were fined IS each. Kate Lewis
and Fannie Lewis, two young colored women, were
1ned $50 each for an assault and battery on Maggie
Lpscomb, colored.
TIE REPUBLICANS LIBEL Su1r.-Mr. William G..
Nicholas and MIR. William NJ. Robertson, the man
aging and city editors respectively Of the National
Republican, entered In the Police Court this morn
ing and gave bail in the sum Of $500 to appear in
the criminal libel suit mentioned in yesterday 8
STAR
PRESIDENT DIRECTS THEIR STRICT ENFORCEMENT.
Attorney General Brewster has sent the follow
ing circular to all United States attorneys and mar
shals "By direction Of the President have to In
form you it is reported that certain persons are
aiding in the prosecution OF heinous crimes by
pPpg ge to eegn p Ports fs
has been adduced that this rumor is founded upon
fact, and the President cannot believe its truth.
The honor OF this nation however, requires that it
should not be open to the imputatOn, unfOunded
though 1t be, OF the slightest appearance OF tolera-
ting such crimes. whether to be committed against
our people or those OF other countries Your at
tenton is therefore called to sections 1858, 1884,
$685. 427e and 1879 of the Revised Statutes OF the
United States, which regulate the shipment OF
explosives and the punishment OF those who in
fringe their provisions, and you are instructed to
be diligent In your efforts to prevent the ofenses
described, and to detect or prosecute those who
have or may commit them"
THE DIME NOVEL Er1pEM1c.-The Jersey City
police yesterday arrested seven runaway bows.
Five OF them were from MOrrsville Pa. The other
two, aged IA and 13 years, are from Chambersburg,
near Trenton, and both were armed with pistols
and ammunition They had walked all the way,
they said, and were going to New York.
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The washington Methodist conference (cOloreCN,
inciudli all or Virginia and parI Maryland.
VeneC in annual session IN I.ynchbuTg, Va, yeSJer
day, Bishop Andrews presiding
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

"faf1PF.
OFFICE OF THE CHIET SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. C., March 13 IS<i 10 am6
For the middle Atlantic states. slightly colder
cloudy weat her followed by rain and In the northern
part oy snow, n0rtheaS1erly winds lower pressure
For FRIDAY cloudy weather, with snow or rain. is
Indicated for New England: cloudy weather, wit h
Ehn, Is INDICATED for the middle Atlantic states
but partly as snow In northern portion.
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LundbOrg's Perfume, Alpine Violet go
LundbOrg's Perfume. Lily OF the Valley. go
J. NJ. Laroque's Elixcr of CaIisaya
Bark
Has, for more than half a century. been In use by
all classes of people, and 1ndorSed by eminent ply
sic1ans as the best tonic and invfgorator extant.
The weak, the nervous, the debilitated all find il
to give new life, vigor and happiness. Particu-
larly lady's medicine. 81 bottle. Sold 10y drug
gists. w. E. Thornton. Proprietor, Baltimore and
Harrison streets, Baltimore, Nd tu ,S-6m
NaSaldine cures Catarrh. for 25 cts i'm
"Alderney Dairy WagOns.',
Fresh A1derney Butter churned every morning.
and delivered In half-round ward" prints, Soc per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese ButterInilk and Sweet
Milk, sc. per quart, Cream 15c. pint.
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kGH0N, CoHCoRAN BUILDING
oe flkSG CLASS HAIR DRESSER FROM PARIx
IhF',' Patents and Five Medals irom Elpusitons J
lhrls. Lyons and Vienna
MalluiaCture- ami importer NJ
III MAN HAlR AND FINE HAIR WORK
l adls ffe Hair Cutting and Hair Dressing
iialr dyed and shanlIsooed q nrst ClAss manper
Na.s 10 order
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JOhnsOn'S ReStaurant.
18th and streets. The largest Hot Lunch Coun-
ter In the city. oysters, tish, and game Ladies'
large saloon attached
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Listen.

pleasant fragrance prevails wherever '.Sea
Skin Cigars are smoked The ladies pronounc
them lust splendid" For sale everywhere
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READ Stnsheimer's advertisement.
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BAums MAMMOTH EsrAp11sHuEsr

SPECIAL OFFERINGS IN BLACK DRESS GOODS
Full width Black Cashmere, good value at 6Oc, our
price 4Sc
Full width Black Cashmere, good value at 75c.. our
price 6Oc.
Full width Black Silk warp Henrietta, good value ST.
our price 92c.
Full width Black Tamise good value at our price &c.
Eu width Black Serge good value 65c price &C.,
34nch Black Bunting, all WOOL cheap at &c., our price
4Oc.
BAUM'S MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT,
416 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
We are also offering some very CHOICE BARGAINS in
OUR DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
We name only few:
l0peces Double ball Chenille Fringe regular price &c.
ayard, our price 69c yard.
lot Plain Silk Passementers cheap at 75c a. yard
price 5Oc q yard.
lot Plain Silk Passementerie worth 81 yard our price
68c. yard.
Big Bargains in Fine Chenille and Bead Fringes and
Ornaments &c Escuria Laces less than
elsewhere. Beaded Laces less than elsewhere
Another lot of Beaded Fronts at half regular price,
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DRy GooDs.
TRUNNEL & CLARK.
No sIl Market Space
Are adding daily attractions in all d.Vartmeu.s Of
their Large stock
Special Rarrains in Black and Colorea SILKS
Also SlkAH RHADAMES, SUMNER and OTTO
MAN SILKS.
FRENCH COTTON GOODS in great variety
Also. many Novelties III new SPRING ~ lIINGS
lupln's BLACK GOODS III variety
Also, fun line Cpurtsuld'S celebrated ENGLISH
CREPf.S. and wide Cisi.if., for Wells
A large job Lot uf hD>ikHA reduced to 30 cts Many
oil these GOo dis sold at 81 L and -
Oie case heavy VIII T. QUILTS reduced to 81 The
best value III the market for the price.
ss-We cordially invite an examination Of Stock
ONE PRICE ONLY,
mars TRUNNEL CLARK.
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WHITE COUSTERPANES 4gc.: 10-4 bieached sheet
Ing Pc; caShInereS PFC; hafnburgs PC: plaidS Sc
Brodhead d Co.'S, 12U5 street.
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Wanted

All those who are judge OF a good cigarette to
call on their dealer for a free sample OF Purity
sweet Cigarettes. and try them. They are superior
to all now offered at 10 cents. and equal 10 any at
Is cents All who have tried them render this YER
dlct and we know IT is true. Manufactured from
the nnest sun-cured tobacco procurable they must
be as they are-the best.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

1cK and eyesight ntted. IIennler.s. 45s Pa. ave
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Burnett's Cocaine

Burnett's COcOaine
PROMOTES THE GROWTH OF THE HAIR,
And renders 1t dark and glossy. II holds. in a
liquid form, large proportion of de0dorized
COGoANUT OIL prepared expressly for this pur-
pose. No other compound possesses the peculiar
properties which so exactly suit the various con-
ditionS OF the human hair
1t is more economical TO buy Durkee's Salad
Dressing than il Is to make dressing. Besides
this it is made of better materials than you can buy
at the stores Everybody likes 1t. Try 1t. 60
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NINE j. Il. PALMER

IMPORTER OF FASHIONS IN PARIS .xpro~pos
MlIlINERY
CLOSING OFT THE BALANCE OF WINTER rNPoE-
IAIlONS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
PREVIOUS To THE ARRINALOF
taH STRING GOODS
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Latest Styles Dress lmprovers,
s36 7th street northwest.
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SALE OF CLOTHISG--Mr. Dowlin, vii, col, a& HE
auction rooms tomorrow, at 10 clock Iaroe con-
separate pieces. e' =" S"AeS anu
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What is Diphtherial
The name is comparatively new, but the disease
IS as old as sin itself IL Is a condition OF the
throat something like Group. only worse. because
II attacks the sufferer with such rapidity and In
such way as TO stop the air passages. The
throat is Violently infiamed. and tough men,
orane, like leather. is very rapidly formed. Perry
Davis Pain Killer has cured thousands of cases OF
dlphtheria. Ii acts promptly and so efficiently
that no family can afford to be without 1t. 60
DO Ii To-Day.
Cure that horrible cold with BenSon's Capcine
Porous PlasterS They Will help you at once
Don't wait 25c.
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NAkFIAGE LICENSES--Marrfage licenses have
" IN issued Dy the Clerk OF the court 10 John =
1,ucSehey ana Helen NJ Hyatt; W. III. Williams and
I'D A. 9ackSOh; Wesley +. Graham, OF Alexan-
urla ana Josie A. Shields; John Brown and It<Ije
saitn; s,n EDWARD l. HamDersley and Emma r. Hay
ueh, hOratl0 j. Laucn and Lucy D. Doualdsnn
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RoyalLIOUIDGLCE

nture. Jewery Book Backs and Ever, thing Else
Everlasting Inseparable Tenacity 2Oc Bttle brush
gists. Grocers Statoners, Hardware Variety and
eral Stores. Wholesale Travelling Agents Wanted il
every City and County. Mailed only by Manufacturers
J. U. OMEARA 4 Co. l347 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Washington. ID. c. jas
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SoCTHERS NFTHODISTS IN COSFERESCE-Ar the
luth or centennial session nf the Baltimore annual
conference OF the VI. r. Church south, YESTERDAY
HlOrtALS IN Baltimore. Rev. j. = Gardner presiding
tuer OF the tshlngtOn district reported that sew
erSl hundred members have been added 10 the
church on profession of faith Mr. Gardner paid a
WARM eulOgy to the life and character OF the late
Walter PeytOn Conway. ni FIclericksburg Va
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iHE NEW SAFE DEPOSIT Co.-The Washington
sue deposit co. respectfully invite the public 10
sANe anu inspect It's premises. No yi6 Penna ave
NV, south side The building VIII be- omen Thurs.
day, FRIDAY and SATURDAY. OF this week