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The Son Of Minister LangstOm.
NEW YORK TRIBUNE INTERVIEW WITH HAYTIES
CONSUL BASSE-T.

Yes, knew Francis LangStOn. the son OF the
United States minister to Hayti. who is accused OF
having shot the two colored men IN Washington
His father who is now at Port an Prince. VIII NOT
hear OF IL before Monday or Tuesday and it will be
a terrible blow to him. Mr.. LangSton and his wife
are fine people and they have been careful iii bring
ing up their children. The daughter is happily
married in Tennessee. This lad who has brought
such disgrace upon himself first met nearly three
years ago when his mother returned from IIayrf
with him. should judge he was then fifteen or
sixteen years OF age. He had recently recovered
from a serious attack OF smallpox which had been
raging at Port au Prince. and his parents thought
IL was special act OF Providence that he should
have been spared TO them.
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Dynamiters Not Discouraged.
THE PLOT FOR THE MURpRR or N'pEKsoTT. 1pe n

LONDON, March 10.-The Paris correspondent of
the Standard sends the following dispatch 20 his
paper; AN advanced Irish nationalist has declared
that the nationalists are ANNOYED blIt In no wise
discouraged. at the failure OF the dynamite
attempts They are determined 10 perseyere he
sd ana he predicted long series Of explosions I'm
England In the Immediate future. Mechanism has
Den invented which renders an explosion certain
anu onNlat'tS the US" ut clock-work Great vexa-
tlon was expressed that the Irish American way
Eud 10y four men early SATURDAY morning did nos
prove 10 be the inforIner, McDermotC AT a recens
meeting or lnyincbS In Paris lots were drawn for
men 10 accomplish the murder OF McDerrnott This
resulted In the selection OF four men. IL was dec-
d- 10 seek McDermCtt In the other capitals OF Eu.
rope, III ne Is not found In Paris. Tynan the noto-
nous No l. as IL Is supposed. has been written TO-
anu Is expected To arrive in Paris early Ia the sum-
mer. when he VIII assume the entire direction of
operatlunS.n
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Eleven yleu Missin1

SPOKAEE FAILS W. T., March 10-Fears exist
here Tor the safety or ten men who went 10 Rath-
drum thirteen days ago 10 locate trail 10 the
tour ID Alene gold mining district. They lert a
point p miles from RathdnIm with four days
rdti0ns. and left other provisions In charge OF q
man with instructions 10 wait here for them They
did not return at the appointed time, and the man
leit IL was thought That they had reached Eagle
City, but "A man who has arrived from there SAYS
they had not been at that place. Search parties
have been ortanized and are how out There is no
place where the men could have stopped between
Rathdrum and Eagle city. and, the SHOW being
very deep IL is feared that they have perished The
party consisted OF Chas4 Pond. l. Merriam, Chas-
Boatman, Vim. bean, tieo. stafford, Wm. Hays,
Peter ESch, Two men named McNutt and White
Sell, and NAN whose name Is unknown.
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Alleged Pension Frauds.

mn 1hI IOnlANI AhREST.
Last week w. j. Rainnie vas arrested at Topeka.
Kansas. by direction OF L. G. Rathbone. chief Of
special examiners OF the Pension Office and taken
to Philadelphia, on charge OF forgery. The allie
cations are that, In 1882, John W. Pinkerton, OF
Media. Pa, made application for pension, and In
PinkertOn should file the affdavits OF two OF his
comrades IN the service who were cognizant of the
fact Of his havg been injured as he claimed
to personate two Of rinEerton's AS comrades nassa
uel Iesher. Rainnie accompanied Pinkerton to
the office OF Notary Public Frank NJ. Cody where
ne introduced Plnkerton as John Shan and made
taken to the once OF W w. Dougherty. where he
was introduced as Samuel Lesher, and he made the
Rainne also figured in the case OF Charlotte s.
he OF ,ndaeea ae e eaade In In March
senate one Samuel vogel. Jobson on was taEsn Per
to Notary Public Cody, where he signed an
affidavit. Pinkerton and tobson arrested last
The writ issued for Rainnie at that time was not
executed, as he was non est Chief RathbOne ascer
1ansa that he had s gr and the
hended and taken 70 Philadelphia, and has
been held for court Rainnie tain is an Old orender,
ing forged bonds In possession. When CHIEF Rath.
bone chief operator OF the Treasury secret ser
vice he arrested Mrs; Kainnie, and when he went
to the house, MIS- X. threw package of bonds out
OF the window. Entering the room he noticed that
the window was up, and not finding the bonds on
her person he looked in the yard and secured them
and returning, took her in custody.
ASSIGNMENT OF A COAL DRALER-John J. Jones
has made an assignment to w. r. Ennis of his
stock and fixtures coal dealer at the corner of
Maryland avenue and 7th street northeast. with his
book accounts, &c, for the benefit Of his creditors
Preferences are given Th0S l. Jones OF $5lO and
Reuben Harris $3.50.
AcQUITTED.-In the Criminal Court Judge Wyre.
to-day, Frank Han and Edward Hail. two brothers.
were tried for 0bstructing the marshal; Messrs D.
Z. Cahill and w. 7. Bailey for deiensa The point
was raised that the writ In the hands OF Deputy j.
TAN was not legally In the house This point hav-
ing been sustained, verdict OF not guilty was rem
dered.
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West Washington Affairs.

1ER HoDCARRIERS' STRIKE.-SOme excitement
was caused this morning by the striking hodcar-
rferS, who have been AT work upon Mr. C. f. Dun
lopS new house. corner 31St aud q streets threat
enlng 20 interfere with the new carriers who were,
put 10 work. The arrival OF the police soon quieted
matters, and no damage was done
THE CANAL--Water WAS let of this level OF the
canal last night. 20 remain Of until neNt saturday
night, for the usual cleaning out and REPAIRS Nayi-
cation Will be resumed at that time
ORDISarION OF ELpERS.-Ther. was a larre CON-
gregation yesterday afternoon. in Dumharton-aye-
nue. NJ f. church. 10 witness the ceremony OF the
ordination OF elders Two candidates for the sol
eInn rite, W. ID. Morgan and W. H. Dell. presents ed
themselves, and were duly ordained. in the usual
manner, 10y Rev. Bishop +. G. Andrews. assisted by
Rev. DrS. J. Miley, William b. Edwards Dashieli
l.aney and j. j. O. Webster The ordination ser
mon was preached by Rev. J. Miley, II. II.
MRS kESGLA'S CoNDITI0N.-NrS. Louis Kenrla
who made an attempt at suicide on THURSDAY last
as mentioned in THE STAR. While laboung under
mental alteration. is lying in dangerous condition
at her home, On the Tenieytown road. with very
little hope OF her recovery. Mrs. kPngla is The
daughter OF Mr.. Thomas Narnell, the well-knoWu
butcher
DEATH OF A NUN.-Sister Mary Rose Lindsay. OF
the Order OF the Visitation. died on Friday night at
Mount DE Sales. SIX miles from Baltimore She en-
tered the novltate ia this place tu 1851, and WAS
one OF the colony OF sisters To open the Academy of
Mount DE Sales ia 1852. She there took her last
vows, and has since been teacher in the academy
She was niece OF the well-known Jesuit Father
McElroy.
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OMAHA, NEB., March l0.-James Nugent, brother
or the proprietor or the Theater ComiQue in this
city. Was shot and killed In the barroon adjoining
the theater at late hour last night. A Young
man named Stout. who was present at the time,
was shot ia the jaw. but was not fatally injured.
Several arrests have been made, but the guilty
parties and the cause OF the shooting are not Jet
certainly known
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-10

YAK tft1N lskAtliTFS Ar NRUsTkr1IN
BERLIN. March ~. - The four German Jews
VINO We're recently acquitted at konltz OF
Tue charge or setting 1re 10 a synagogue
an Neust"ttin. have been severely maltrestad
10y the populace ot the latter place one on
,iltiii was hearlt Killed 10y the mob. majority of
the Jewish shops and houses ia NaIlst..tttn have
peeh DESTROYED The police are powerless 10 sup
press the OutrageS f
CoSTCMACIgCs CHFArER
PARIS. March 1O.-LOuis, the valet M fhe Pan,
t"foi" tldh In whose Possession the marked cards
ana money were found, has been confronted viii n
the members ~ the club who were present when
the card marking WAS discovered lie began at
Hfst 10 make an explanation, but then desisted ana
refused TO speak
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Thc Miners. >,rikc iu On,o

tolCMBts, ONO, March l0.-The strike of the
miners SUE continues In the ohio central ra,rion
NnaMhte ana >iTaitsyfe. A meeting OF miners
VIII bt held al StrattsNile today when "A de,tstou
va pe htde either 10 Resume work 10 make the
strike general in both yallpysJ ~
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SNOW blockade i'm New HamnshIre.

CoSToscooK, y. H.. March l0.-There is quite q
serious snow blockade In this portion OF the state
The roads are impossible TO teams and all move
mentS OF railway Trains are greatly impeded. A
locomotive and snow plow are disabled Oh the track
at Sunapee.
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llS0 olS III. March lo.-Ihc sheriff of this nl,ce
having been advised that mob WAS 10 leave ,iheat
nui on saturday night Ia lynch Hall one OF the
MOUNT fulaSI murl"rers, took Hall out OF fafl ana
etrrf'tu hln. The mob. ascertaiillng the fact dis
persed' but threaten ruture lynching.
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A Desperate Fight I'm a Cave.

HOW A PENNSYLVANIA kCFFiAS WAS CArTCKKp.
Two police officers had a fearful encounter In q
cave near Tuckerton, Pa, last Wednesday with
Gallagher. charged with committing an Indecent
assault upon a little girl named Mary Blum, from
the effects OF which she has been lowering between
life and death ever since. Gallagher was liberated
several weeks ago, since which time the gfrl's
mother has been receiving scurrtlous and threat
enng postal cards with tiallaghers name attached
The officers Went on his track With warrant
charging him with criminal libel They espiod
their man at Tuckerton and made for him. Gala
CHER took TO his heels and disappeared into q cave
just discovered near the village. This contains
many chambers and has already been explored
many hundred feet Gallagher knew the ground
better than his pursuers They met In a large
inner chamber, dark as pitch Gallagher was
armed, and drawing a bead on the Officers nred,
the bullet grazing The head OF one The Officers
dropped 10 the ground, lying perfectly still They
could only locate him by the gitterng OF his pistol
One OF the officers then fired In rapid succession
while the other crept up In the rear and attacked
him. The three had a desperate hand-to-hhnd
encounter, but Gallagher, who is q powerful young
fellow, was nnally overpowered, handcuned and
brought 70 Reading, where he Is now In Jail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-10
Telegrapllic Briefs.

The steamer Hereda. which sailed from New Or
leans saturday, for Port Liman, has put into Gu
bits Gap. The tug CUrsair has gone from New
Orleans 10 her assistance
Henry Brown, negro, has been arrested In ST.
Louis for connection with the murder OF the pedlsr
Layene at Calakia
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IL E r NJ A T o L o G Y.

u NJ A o L o Y
sTPERFTIl4TT sTTPEKFFLTToTs HAIR HAIR
strfEkfIT9Gs srfEkFET9rs HA1E HAZE
most eonspicuously the upper lip. chin cheeks and
brow also grows excessively on the arms and from
ttf prevalence In nearly every of living curl
osities bearded woman figures as one of the chief at
rhe of Plasters Depatores Tweezers Fire Scis
II cs
are over nifty ladies who are adopts in the use of the
ticeable aud disbsurns of all complexion bielnshes:
and TO sensitive refined lady this annoying facial De
tolois Ne % Grant Place. pleased to that
E Rs .ns sf m
needle process Any Physician or SURGEON will tell yon
has hr m and hs II
The aIDyf rs
The The E3EEkSWs aSB aSD ESE4sHfS ESESsHfS
u ana .pt n pir f
curved. and bew.,ching eyelashes. than people are
beauty and nnnence when looks from beneath
lonx -dsveopsd fascinating trn.es In oriental
suishius features Of beauty aud ladys lashes
arr # no, long and droopne Our society
by 1sGTng to the nss Of Pencil and brush supply
sed to Supply to n Saah nature has
5#f 5#f 5#E #s9E #s5E #sEE
An important branch Of pernsology is the treatment
urant head Of hair is of the disting
marks OF personal beauty To be regal haired is the
adornnent appreciated by every Every lady and
gentleman who has the least regard for their personal
care pr,servaiio Insnas.nent and treatment OF the
har ad scalp so ss to preserve its yonthuness and
bald or gray under 50 II IS really surprsp tho
number OF young men who are becoming prematureiy
bald
BADNESS
BADNESS
BALDNESS
process OF loss Of hair take place either rap
idly in the course Of weeks months generally
the the loss Is slow and yradual period of
years. The hairs may commence to come ont NJ anv
& sffT s ,ss Snsss does
years The scalp throughout the process appears to be
to time and are replaced ub by shoaes
and finer growth Of hair Later THESE. in turn shed
Of time even these appear when complete bald
of certain portion of the scalp is the result
ts the hair oe Se % Sye
duce healthy hair again by proper treatment The
men and women Of the present day is really surpf:sine
Badness is designated by the parts Of the scalp affected
ness The last two are 50 much dreaded by LADIES'
II you have the above any B!ernsh of the Com
sr fS sna M s
Soft, White Pretty Hands. consult Dr. J. VAN DYCK
Ders.oloxi:t, No. y Grant Place. between 9Th and
Dr. VAN DYCK is regular graduate of Medicine and
s ipa h1s or no
the elite Of America and never publishes Of
sSr nSse wishing r 1ns sa:1n
q Patients out of the cry should call a. the Doctors
offce at once on their arrival feb2S-th. .mSt,lp
NJ CUNNINGHAM, "HATTER" HAS JUST RE-
nla.,s to order. Old styles rvmOdeied sil street
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,iotrHhtEFstt, y L.. March l0-1he weather is
cIeaIlhE, but th" high wind is creating more dam
AZ AZ 10 tftNs ana the t'esraphic wires Forty wes-
teih mon line rtpaircrs are at work. Three inches
OF SNOW fell last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-10

READlNG, PA, March i0.-At midnight Mrs
woodward hirklan, OF Upper Potts Grove. Mont
gOlnery county. who was craZed with malariaI
fever left her bed aud deliberately SET her clothing
on IRE. She fought those who tried 10 extlnRush
The flames, and was slowly burned 20 death
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THE EVENING STAR.
AMUSEMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER.
MONDAY. MARCH 10
: EVERY EVENING. WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
MATINEE,
The Charming Emotional Actress.
MAUDE GRANGER,
MAUDE GRANGER
MAUDE GRANGER,
In the Powerful Society Drama by Ettie Henderson,
suthSress q Almost III a Life. " entitled
CLAIRE AND THE FORGE MASTER,
Now being PLAYED at NalacEs Iheater New York. with
enormous success. under the title of
Lady Claire
Act 1.-The Betrothal Act 1.-THE Wedding. Act
lII-The Meeting. Act IV-The Challenge. Act S-The
supported by the
HENDERSON DRAMATIC COMPANY
nhIo Next week. K EMMETT
F0RD's EXTRA
MONDAY. MARCH 10.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
THE MADISON SQUARE THEATER CO..
IN THE CHARMING SOCIETY DRAMA.
YOUNG MRS WINTHROP.
With Star Cast
Ada Dyas. f j. Buckley, b. 1inete'
Edwin Arden Jean c Walters, Frank Colfax.
AND ALL THE ORIGINAL SCENERY
tH-sOUvENIRS MONDAY NIGHT-zs
MONDAY. MARCH II,
MIR. JOHN STEfSON'S CONFUSION co.
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RishOp CIarksOu DeaA.

CHICAGO, March 10.-A dispatch from Omaha,
Neb-. TO the Ddlty NelrS SAYS Bishop Robert ri
Clarhson died at O'Clock this morning.
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NeWburg's Monument.
DISSATISFACTION EXPRESSED AT THE DESIGN OF THE
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE

CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE
telegram to the New York Herald from New
burg, n. Y, March 9, says: The trustees or Wash
1ngtons Headquarters and the Historical Society OF
Newburg Bay and the Highlands. are both heartily
opposed as Is public sentiment 10 the erection OF an
obeSk on the headquarters grounds here with the
$4,000 appropriated by the national government
Their opposition has recently been publicly ex-
pressed, and the resolutions adopted by each have
been forwarded TO Secretary OF War Lincoln and to
Mr. Lewis Beach, chairman OF the Congressional
COmmitte on the Newburg Centennial Celebration
which has the matter In hand. The trustees of
WaShlngton'S Headquarters say their judgment
tells them that the erection OF an obesk would be
1ncongruous and fnartistic. They urge Mr.. Beach
TO press upon the committee, or which he Is chair
man, that the contemplated national and state
memorial should be design for a monument In
accordance with proprfety and public taste and
opinion. The Historical Society say that 1.-The pro-
posed centennial memorial should be in the form OF
monument, with George Washington either as
the sole or principal figure, and that tt should be
designed by an American artist OF national reputa-
uOn."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-10

Ottawa, Ont, last night, Charles Campbell, men,
Der OF parliament, while under the influence Of
Mills, who was in the house OF commons chamber.
He endeavored to strike Mr. Mills with stick, but
was prevented by the gentlemen present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-10

tBy The central and South American Cable.l
LIMA, March 10. ~ n m, via GALVESTON, ,~-Ihe
treaty of peace with Chill has been ratffed by the
Peruvian constituent assembly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-10

SALE OF THE n. Y. COMMERCIAL ADvERTIsER.-
The n. Y. Herald says: 1.-The controlling interest in
the stock or the Commercial drertiSer Publishing
company, beQueathed by the late Mr. Hugh j.
Hastings to his widow, was yesterday sold by the
latter for the sum OF 100000. The purchasers are
Messrs Parke Goodwin, Henry G. Marquand, Henry
Sedley and Robert Sewell, each OF whom has an
Mr.. GOdwinS influence Will make the paper under
its new management less favorable toward the
national administration" The New York World
OF to-day prints an Interview with Parke Goodwin,
who is reported saying that the sale has not yet
been made.
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First Trip of the New Fast Mail Train
from Now York IO ChicaR0.

CHICAGO, ILL, March l0.-The first train OF the
new fast mail service. which LETT New York on Sat-
nrday at $40 p m. and WAS due here last night &C
le:35 a H., arrived seven minutes ahead VI time
POSTMASTER General Gresham, First Assistant Post
master General llatton and General Superfntend-
ent thompson. or the railway mall service. accom-
panied The train, which contained seven postal
cars Gen. Gresham stated to the Associated Press
representative that the new service was In every
WaN satisfactory. and that at no time was the
train over IL minutes behind the schedule time
The trip was devoid OF special interest
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Dr.trnrti,r storm. in Cniiforns.

SAN FRANCISCO, March l0.-The storm of Ssrur
ual night ana Yesterday the most ~p,,,re .,tsa
rlehctd IN many years. Tie Santa Clara valley Tor
distance or eighteen miles Is A vast lake ana ths
Raining. WIN
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The bodies OF Jerome Collins and mother were
yesterday buried with imposing ceremonies from
the Queenstown, Ireland, Cathedral
There Is excitement in Masonic circles In Buffalo
N. Y, over the discovery among colored Inen OF
several lodges. the existence Of which was hitherto
unknown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-10

4 AIDES ATTENTION.
LATEST PARISIAN MODES NHaIR GOOno
MILE NJ. j. PRANDI
WILL REMhS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE A..
MRS. NJ J. HUNTS. 1909 SrsrvT NAr IA
To meet increasing demands for many rns-,or,-
NM mA'fS! SHlNGI.Ep BANGS,
These styles NEED be III the hairir,s.rs h.n,
Always IN orser by plain cOInbins Hair Drrssd .nd
- - feb2S- lu
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1HHs OOUAHHHu& OH tnc Deu18h St8m0s
From the Cincinnati Gazette.
Does ex- Senator Conkling deny having told ex-
Senator spencer that his subpoena was In Illegal
form and that he might go? Ex-senator Conkling
has been persuaded into sundry denials and mighk
as well proceed There is great deal 10 do II RreaS
man goes into the business OF denying things
W. NJ Mason, arrested ia Richmond Va for EN-.
beZZling the FUNDS OF the Wheeler & Wilson seyina
machine company, has been taken TO Tennessee fos
trial
The great crevasse at Davis plantation fifteen
miles above New orleans, Is Increasing In width
and Is nearly eight feet deep. The Texas rar1fIs
and Aorgan's railroads are both submerged
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GsssR
It ~ THOMAS W FOWLER. Scribe.
r~sTHE MEMBERS OF CARROLL BRANCH, NO
their hall sa rHs + at
O'Clock to take action on the death OF late
:. FN DEvEREUx.
~ HEADQUARTERS JOINT BoYCoTT1Nd
All trade and labor organizations are hereby notified
SsSna the bssn and
they are requested to Withdraw the boycott from
Chairman Commute.
~ DRUas.-C. s. PRICE DRUGGIST. 426 ira
~ st. sw, the leading Pharmacy in South Washing
TsSss ss. sEs:s s8' Sss
~ CHAs r. RAUB 4 CO,
NS SUCCESSORS
THOMAS RIGGLES
we p1esssd 10 % nhe 1ase
carry ths Grocery Business at this old and Well,
established House and to merit the excellent reputation
Teas. Goees Sugars Gree from sduiteration1 Flour.
Table LnIurss Wines Liquors and Tobaccos to be
CHAs H. RAUB CO..
1885 Raxss Tapsi1s nGrSes S Stand
~ MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HOWARD
tS UNIVERSITY will hold it's annual COMMENCE
lnent exercises in the Congregational Church MONDAY
MAKCH 10TH. at 80 p IN The public and profession
bsisf By ds1srsS 5S C. d. S s'
81 THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EXPRESS
- 80 have established an M otice CORNER CoNNECT1.
CUT AVENUE AND NJ STREET. Calls can be left and
packages received and forwarded promptly to points
Last, west. North and South, and All Parts Of
Europa mh1-3
DR. T. A. SLOCUM'S OXYGENIZED COD
- LIVER OIL AND PSYC HINE be purchased
at MUNCASrEk Il HOWARD'S PHARMACY, corner
itn and streets northwest fnh1
rBs JOHSSTON'S NEW DRUG STORE, NEXT
~ National. Theater.-Fnest store in the city Get
handsome souvenir this week. Prescriptions spe-
clalty. Telephone connection. mar7-2w
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF HORSES
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TYSSOwSKI BROS,
CORNER 18TH AND G STREETS feba6
&C., iHICiIi CURES PARALYSIS RHEUMA-
Ltisi Neuralgia. Spinal cctfor.s General Debility
1,stelsA sLu ali nervous Dl-sasss Suyerfuous Hair
etadlcat'ts Hoes. Birth Marks Freckles
a. 1i4scoIoI.,ios Ci the fas ed Fifteen years
practical experience UnQuestouahe refarences given
as to thorough knowledge. OF tbis ,r,.r,,.n, o.
sultation 10 y. Ladies tr.stei at their own
eslos'ct~ II unable to call, wrle and de,crlfe your
case. Special terms for this lnonth ~ N ''0'
x.ou NADINE GABRIEL
1rhs strs