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Affairs in West Washington.

TIE CANAL AND THE TOLLS ON COAI--John T.
Dixon and VIM Young, OF Cumberland, have been
appointed by number OF bOat-OwnerS committee
toawait on President Smith, of the canal, to ask
reduction In tolls. which they claim is necessary for
good trade by canal this season. Tolls are now 40
cents and reduction to Is or 30 will be asked for.
The break In the canal at Sdeling Hill will be re-
paired by Sunday, and boats Will pass the first Of
next week.
The shipments from the mines of the Cumberland
coal region for the week ended Saturday, March
D. 10y canal were: week. 1437 tons: year. 2,12 tons;
decrease from last year. 1858 tons.
n CALL EXTENDED BY THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
AT called meeting Of the West Street Presbyterian
congregation last evening. Rev. j. E. NOuTSe. acting
moderator, a call was extended to Rev. DR.. ThoS
Fullerton. OF Erie Pa, to fill the pulpit made vacant
some months ago by the resignation OF DR.. Howe.
Dr. Fullerton received 81 out OF 9S votes cast
al the meeting last night.
GRAIN.-Arrived-Boa Boyer, with $500 bushels
wheat and 500 bushels corn. Sales Yesterday
1900 bu shells wheat at 115a 800 bushels corn al So
cents.
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The MARYLAND LEGISLATURE-The general APP
preparation bill for 1885 was passed by both houses
yesterday. The senate passed the house bill for a
bureau OF labor statistics. In the house OF dele
gates the general oyster bill was amended, making
licenses 50 a ton veSSei measurement; and passed
Senate bill was passed to tax stocks and bonds Of
railroad and other corporations wholly within the
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DRY GOODS.
IL L 7 7 Il L L IS.
NEW SPRING GOOnS.
-TAI BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS

SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS
Our COLONEL SILKS. ST - Ct. ar povslsa god
by all 10 he the jst vslle in the mar fr the money
We have Just added - stock - the "a ne
quality IL the New Spring Shades, to Which invite
special attention.
Fine Ga LADIES CLOTHS colors low a. IS cts
per yard.
Fine all wool SEEGlS. - inches wide, colors al
20 It's.
Atwood DRESS GOODS al * CTS.
J. A. IL TTEl-LL co,
,,,hn IA b.t-
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JUST ARRIVED from BerEonia ItfIa. fine lot OF
wine. such as the DIPan Mavasia and Lpar1
Secco. which are expressly recommended for con
valescenta Only 10 be had at Chr. Xander'S No
Oil fth street northwest Also the finest brands OF
wines and uQuOrsA
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A C A R D.

HAVING BEEN UNABLE TO SECURE THE DE-
sIRABLE STORE WHICH WE HAD IN VIEW ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
WE HAVE CONCLUDED TO REMAIN AT THE
OLD STAND AND WILL BE READY BY APRIL lsr
TO SHOW AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF DRESS
GOODS, SILKS, AND STAPLE GOODS.
BUT We SHALL CONTINUE TILL MARCH 81,
INCLUSIVE, TO SELL THE BALANCE OF OUR
STOCK AT PRIME COST.
c. NJ. TOwsON,
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
mh2s South sida
WALL PAPER WINDOW SHADES &C.
R.w. HENDERSON CO.,
du-ly lilo Z Street Northwest.
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THE fine photos OF Kets Kemethys. 11Oa Pa ave.
continue 10 Dc 50 per doL-, with Il thirteenth
painted.
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PHOTOGRAPHS. cabinet size, $50 per dozen, at
Chester d Handy's, 426 9TH street northwest
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YESTERDAY Cyrus Osborn flied a bill In equity
against John II. Gheen. Praying the court TO settle
Tie partnership OF the livery stable business the
parties, conducted from March, 1884, April. 1881.
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and keep DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup In the house.
They Ran rOr the Doctor.
Some people are always running for the doctor
when the least thing is the matter with Themselves
or their children OF course the doctor likes this.
for he gets well paid for IL But there are many
occasions when the JudciouS use Of Perry DAVIS
Pain Killer Will do all the doctor can Nj r. V.
Miller. of Syracuse, y. Y. says he has for twenty
years used Pain Killer for nliscelaneous family
scknesses. and that II valuable that ii ought 10
Ut Kept In every mousse. 60
No Other Plaster~ DO This.
BenSons Capclne Porous PlaSters stimulate the
circulation and e1pel disease. They stop all pain.
CSC.
Rogers & Bro.'STea Spoons.
Al Extra Plate, on Ntckle Silver. esc. y doz- For
one week only at the Boston Variety Store. 8
An Extended Popularity.
BrownS Bronchial TrocheS have been before the
public many years For relieving Coughs and
Throat troubles they superior 10 all other arti-
cies Sold only in boxes. 60
Durkee's Salad Dressing
IS composed OF the freshest, pureSt and choicest
condiments money viii buy. Ii SURPRISES any that
can be made at home, Is cheaper, saves labor and
all anxiety. go
Ced-Liver Oil and Lime.
That pleasant and active agent in the cure OF all
conSumpttve symptoms. "Nilbor'S Compound II
Pure Cod-L1ver Oil and Lime" is being universally
adopted in medical practice. Sold by the proprie-
tor. A. Is Wubor, Chemist, Boston, and all drug
gistS. co
Burnett's COCOaine
will save the hair and keep II in a strong ard
healthy condition, because ii Will stimulate the
roots of the hair and restore the natural action
upon which its growth depends.
eoBurnett'S FavOring extracts are absolutely pure
LundbOrg's Perfume. Edenla co
Lundborg's Perfume. Marechal Mel Rose 60
LundbOrg's Perfume. Alpine Violet 60
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily Of the Valley co
-----
j. Nj. I-arOque's Elixer OF Calisaya
Bark
Has. for more than half century. been I'm use by
all classes OF people. and Endorsed 10y eminent ply
SiclanS as the best tonic and fnvigorator eXtant
The weak, the nervous. the debilated. all tind il
to give new life vig0r and happiness Particu-
larry ladys medicine. 81 a bottle. Sold by drug
gistS W. f. Thornton. Proprietor, Baltimore and
Harrison streets, Baltimore Md. IT, ,S-6m
''Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Aiderney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in half pound WARD prints SOC per
pound Also, Cottage Cheese, Butterllik and Sweet
Milk, &c. per quart, Cream loc pint
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GER TIE BEsr
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
The CONCORD COLLAR
We have hand larGe Of the Celebrated COZ.
CORD HARNESS." Of all kinda aud dsscr1ptaon
at Lowest Prices
~ Coupe. Carriage. and Road Hsxnos- spsc,slsx
LUTZ BRO
lfs Pennsylvania AveuuA
Adjoining National Hotel
Trunks and 6atchels 10 great variety Lowest pFoA
jal6
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lust RECEIVED ANOTHER SUPPLY OF THI
- new Patent Perfect RaSors best quality guarnntaod
and not eattefactory e26o each q d
Rodgers Cutlery Store. 81 Pennsylvania ave- Uh6l0
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FIRsrCIAss PHOTOGRAPHS AT Low pR1crs--Tba

FIRST CLASS PHOTOGRAPHS AT Low pRTCTS.-Thn
New YORK. Photo Co., 20 eth street northwest, an
DogHCes the greatest reduction for frst-CaSs work
yet offered the public. VIZ: Cabinets al $50 per
dOz: cards at II per dOz- Large work OF any de-
scrption at cOrfeepOndngiy low rates for short
time only
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JERSEYS. JERSEYS,. JFRSEYSm

! JERSEYS. JERSEYSm JERSEYSmM
We safely say that We have the larges. and most
carefully selecte, stock of Jerseys N the city. owing
PLACING orders tor Jerseys long fore the season
and therefore We have tn advantage OF s,nl them
lower than any of COM Editors As wish prove
to you that this is Idle talk. solicit your early
inspection We ask you 10 aote carefully prices be-
| low INT ntoned:
We selling splendid all-wool Jersey at 81 which
| IL Really a Special UarEdlu.
nice J.~ey. VII made sG-stitched in ell the new
spring sau ea-lI,t n..s site lla5Ive tam cardinal
mNrt. black, lgit blue, pink. and cTealna oul 81 as.
| EXt.a value.
A wei finished and perfect fitting in all desirable
Shades, WIN cEIls and collars Only 81
Jerseys with reversed collars and cuffs good quality
| only $50. Special low Ilc".
Jerseys made fine imported Stockinette with cuffs
! anG collars good value. only -.
| w have also Jersey at d with rlaitad back re-
| perfect ti,IIng.
| Our pink Jerseys. made Of imported Stockinette.
plat. back reversed collars and So %.
| yeaIspiIce S..
our six embroidered Jerscys-brown myrtle garnet.
anu hiack-w,t IN Ilaft back ,lnbytiaerpi rurs
only 81; regular lric at. All finer Jerseys proper
| ton.
Children's Jerseys all and colors made from fine
StochAette Our rice 81 49, iron four to twelve
| THIRD FLOOR. ACCESSIBLE BY OTIS ELEVATOR
! Here we are still clearing ont ODDS AND ENDS of
! every variety Il our immense stock.
| DRESS GOODS of every DIS, riptfon suitable for
1aGl and citlIcII. W selling these goods
halt their yalu sons 10 not hrl ten cents
the dollar They must De sid. however no matter
1 how great the loss.
| Very best PRINT 4 cents DRESSMAKERS' CAM
BR1CS all cuocs &c. Yard wid2 fi-i.CALE 6iac. Yard
wide MONTE CLOTH "a cenis.
! lL-yard wide full measure FRUIT OF THE LOOM
BIEACfIED COTTON l2l. cents. SPLENDID yard wild
! brown Gottoiss Jc.. worth So. SPLENDID yard wide
Blegcled, equal Fruit OF the Loom, o. cents
| REMNANTS OF ShEETINGS in ali widths very
cheap.
Genuine CANTON GINGHANS in bear-iful dress
styles only Sc yer yard. full pieces 20 cut
! ENGLISH CEENIoTS at l0c.. worth - C nts
I aIIIINEN DAMASE TOWELS A. inch long at
12u housts asking DE. them lS-iLch wide
extra good Crash ~ &c. i'er yard
Our &c per dozen BUTTON COUNTER is the wonder
o. the mail hrI,:-n< order all lar.s Of
tie country for th.n- Se IF IN Buttons cost Us as
much 81 uozru We sell them per dozen
le1 doz fun size WHITE APRONS. with deep
ruie made of tire best Plaid Muslin piece
5 900 remnants Of W aSUTTA AND PRIDE OF
THE WEST BLEACHED CDTTONS. running from 2
- yards, at . cents per yard.
AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER USEFUL. ARTICLES
WELL WORTH dE ATTENTION
OF LIVERY LADY.
LANSBURGH & BRO
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Rurnet,.s COcOaiue

VIII save the hair and keep II in strong ar,
healthy condition, because il Will stimulate tn
roots OF the hair and restore the natural actor
upon which its growth depends.
eoBurnett'S Flayorng extracts are absolutely pure
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POSITIVELY only few days. Remember TO attend
the closing sale OF S1verWare; each day this week.
il O'clock III. and G:3U y f., at Williams 81 Co 3
SalesTCom, corner 10th and Penusy lyaIia avenue.
MEssRs. JAMES COLEMAN AND c. F. ROWE have.
Tor ". r. Benham and W. VI. TaSteU. fled BIN In
equity against W. H. Porter for in junction and
Receiver u settle the business of w III. Porter Co.
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FINE EASTER CARTS. Jay Gould's. 4al 9th
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Ced.Liver Oil and Lime.

That pleasant and active agent in the cure OF nj
conSumpttve symptoms. "WiborS Compound u
Pure COdLiver Oil and Lime is being UNIVERSAL,
adopted In medical practice. Sold by the proprie
tor. A. Is. WIbor, Chemist, Boston, and all drug
gistS. 60
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RAEE Attraction
FOR TIRE LADIES Az
CHR. RTPPFRT'S.
Nos. f03 and 4i5 9Th northwest
Now on hand magnificent stock of EMBROIDERED
SLIPPERS, CUSHIONS. TABLE COVERS TIDtEa.
hII>h HOLDERS. of different designs
Fancy NORsTED WORK and KNITTED GOODS u
every description. Complete Outtt Children
MfI1NO CLOAkS. Ch1ldren's LACE SATIN aud
VELVET BOSNETS
Germantown and Zephyr w0RSTED
German Mi ING lARN, all colors and al binds
market price. dA
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The Tenth District Democratic Club.
ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO THE COMING CONVENTION.
The Tenth District Democratic club met last
evening at 1870 Pennsylvania avenue, j. Enlmner,
jr-. in the chair; G. F. La Barre secretary. The
committee appointed to attend the meeting of the
Jackson association to ascertain the action OF that
association in regard the central committee re-
ported that difference existing between the clubs
and the central committee had been satisfactorily
adjusted. and that harmony and good feeling once
more prevails among the democracy in this Dis
trict. Resolutions were passed extending the
hearty cooperation OF this club the central COM
mittee In matters relating 10 the coming conven-
ton. An invitation extended by the central COM
mittee through Mr.. Moore to attend the conven-
ton in body was accepted by the club with
thanks The following ticket was nominated to
represent the tenth district at the conventions:
Alternates-G. E. La Barre, }, Lehman. Delegate
TO the central committee, c. S. Moore. commit
tee on badges was appointed.
RELIEF Of NIrs. Captain Patterson.
To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
can't erdctIp see, If Congress desires to express
gratitude for captain Pattersons services by pay
ing the delinquent taxes the real estate in the
District OF Columbia, why 1t should be charged to
the citizens OF the District instead OF TO the ci-
zens OF the United States. Ii his services We're
national why not appropriate enough to pay the
District taxes and thus do no In justice at least to
DISTRICT TAxPAYERs
The Courts.
n.
Yesterday, Simmons agt. POmeroy: argued and
submitted. Keyser receiver, agt. Hitz; on hearing
MalSby agt Barker; Judgment for plaintiff.
CIRCUIT COJRT-.JtdGe Hdonpy.
Yesterday. Moses agt Middleton suit d1scOntin-
ued by plaintiff.
EQUITY COCRT-Judge MdcA rthur.
49, l les Nheatley agt Lewis; payment OF
$1,000 TO complainant ordered. Middleton agt. Mid
dleton: payment OF purchase money in cash
allowed. shoemaker agt. Campbell; petitions of
complainant referred to the auditor. Bangs agt
Gideon; demurrer sustained, and bill dismissed.
POLICE COURT-Jud0e Smell
To-day. Herbert Todd, boy about IA years old,
was fined IS for assaulting smaller boy, named
Louis Corners. with base ball bat. Joshua
Phelps was charged with receiving stolen goods.
The case was continued until next Tuesday, and
Phelps was released on bail. ThoS. Corrigan.
charged with keeping a dangerous dog. pleaded
guilty. and the court took his personal bonds kill
the dog. Isaac p. Childs, white, and Taylor Gray,
cOored, were fined S. each for cruelty to animals.
The cases Of Henry Simms and Albert Moore, both
colored, charged with the above onense, were dis
missed.
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LOCAL MENTION.
ThC NCafhee
rrrrrr OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. Oryr~rv
M.-r1xrrnN II g M4r..l u Issf go, n,

WASHINGTAN. II L. hdF'l -. lSSi. 40 l m
For the middle Atlantic states, cIeaFIu, and fair
weather. north eetrriy Winds be, cring variable
safianary !JPetatlTr. higher Barometer on
F-t.sy fsir weather ID Indicated for New England
and slightly warmer. fair weather for the middle
Atlantic states The upper Mississippi river w!l
rsr lower Mississippi and the ONO Will reuian
nearly stationary.
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STEALING LEADEN PIPES FROM AN UNoCCCPIED
HcJ$E.-IeBry TaylOr colored. was put OH trial in
the Police Court to-day charged with stealing 500
worm uI lead pipe from All un0ccupled hUlSe-NO
.aN 18th street Observation-Disclosures To Mrs. Susan
Fletcher. William Fletcher. IT,. testified that the
defendant was employedby his mother TO paper the
walls III The house IL va, proved that The defend
ant toGh the pipe from the house and sold IL to
Henry Brnslngtr, junk dealer. The court Said
'let the defendant have the full extent OF the law
one ysTtr In ltiiand the property returned TO the
OHHcT.'
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SECURITY FRou Loss BY BUnsLAny
ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT
THE NAlIuNAL SAFE nEpnSIl luNPANY

ofWashlngton.
Jr ,tr own building
CORNER 18TH STREET AND NEW YoRK AVE
Perpetual Charter, Congress January 22d 1867
he Company rents Safes inside Fire and Burglar
Proof vaults at pIlces varying S. S6O
according to anu location. Rooms and Desks adj
.Ciuing vaults. provided Safe-rentera
NAOLI AOOAs GUARDED By 1HE SARGENT
IlME-LOCk
SECURITIES AND vALUABLES Of every descrip-
ton, including BONDS and STOCKS, PLATE, JEW
ELRY, DEEDS, &c, taken for SAFE-kEEPlNG. on
SPECIAL GUARANTEE at the Lowest Rates
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER. President
CHARLES G. GLOVER, of Eis,ss Co. Vice President
T. LAMRASON RIGGS, Treasurer
ALbEkI l. STUk1ENANT, Secretary.
C.E Nyman Asst Se5g.
DIRkC1oRs:
BENJAMIN p SNYDER Charles C. Glover
T. Iawrason Riggs Henry A. Willard
Albert L. Sturtevant John F. Rodgers
John G. PaIke- al
OPIUM AND MORPHINE HABIT.-DR H. h
~ KANE, of the De Quincy Home. now offers q rem,
edy whereby Gu e himself qulc Ally ana
painessly. For testim mails and endorsements from
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MADAM \. DUAL MACK-s ENTERTAINMENT
Madam ~ DuVdl Mack gave very ENJOYABLE on
t''taliintht on tuesday evening. t'Nilards hall,
assisted ~ her pupils. Mrs. Mack gave d reef, aIiu
from ''k'n's john Which Was very accenra bv
done. followed by little Mai Keyworth Who r.
cited a piece entitled the dead DouD very We'll
has good voice and good stage presence Next
cdIAr Miss Geraldln" Grey with a recitation from
th'- Merchant or venice" part of Portals lines
IN The trial scene. which she gave with good effect
and which Was appreciated by the audience Her
costume was very handsome and her sr 90. pres
en- more that Oi an artist than amateur In
lat. she gave ample proof OF histrioulc ability
1i-J'ines collins SAN: ''Some Day. and responded
Tom clark reCited the polish Bow and ..Fn
Csu"tr Biz both Mere very good indeed Miss
Mack and Miss Julie Duval Rianhard las p,j,rs
! ,7HN gave SCENE from ..kiuy John ,vith e,ro,
effect. followed by "ShdheSpere'S Hcrninps ar q
Water Curs. POffG. Miss Grey. tnLeJ;, Nj
Love. J'fitet. Hiss Wood: Ldtiy NdcOeth Mrs Mack
Ms N,t~ In tFtStinG. aud all the pupils Were nm in
Tn, II line, ami gave evidence Of ablitv Miss love
presence. and the same may be- said OF Mis-, WnnI
MS Nacks inethod OF teaching Ausl be GOOD frnm
the evidence Sli' gave la This e!talrIIenI as mo
young l3dc, have had but few lessons e,ch.
which shows thorough work on the mart az ,h.t-
instructor. All The young ladies' Received nnrai
tributes from their friends Mrs Mack gives a seq
Ond entertainment at Wizards half this evening
EsGIISH R0wEKS AFRAID TO MEET Ross -poss
tl- New Brunswick oIrsnan, since his defeat 81
bube-tr. on the 10th instant, has been setesi and
DdiiI1d To his hearts content In London Mr. En-
MS. MS hacker, tired To arrange handican swaan
sJ0k"~ for Aprii i2th, between Ross and number
of Thames and Tyne oarsInen, and although Ross
Offered start OF from twelve TO sixty seconds m ALI
c"i:ners. the EnSlishinen We're AFRAID tu measure
oars against him. Ross Will sail neXt Saturday
irom Liverpool for New York.
hrs Langtry took thrty-slx mile walk oyer the
" III. Tsf,f
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Mrs. Largtry took a thrty-slx mile walk over the
colntr! rot,.5 about Dayton, D., Monday.
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LOWING SPECIAL BARGAINS:
Our style of the best made. splendid qualities Silk
Stitched Ladies' Jerseys. in Black Bottle Green
Navy and Drab at
ONLY S150.
We have very large stock of JERSEYS and as il il
rather early to sell them now. have reduced the
price. az give our patrons the benefit of the reduc-
ton. We Lave silk JERSEYS as high as S25a piece
BOYS PERCALE SHIRT WAISTS.
We have stock in now in Fancy and
White guarantee perfect fit and the best made
goods. warranted to wash. We will star. OFF by
of ering our $ 81 IRT WAIST, in Fancy Patterns,
atoHly IS cents. Indigo Blue, worth 81 25, only 90
cents
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TIE g. \ R.-Kit Carson Post. No 3. Department
Potomac c. y X, had a camp fire last evening.
Representative Hanback,. Of Kansas, made stir
ring address. The program Included Rotations,
music and singing. and with coffee and SubstantialS
around the swinging camp Kettle. ana The. 1IVarl-
he tobacco smoking. Past Department COmlla,ld-
erS Gibson. Richardson and Burttette present
Department Commander ID. :. Alexander and II at,
together with distinguished visiting comrades or
thlS and other departments, paid an official visit to
q. i. Morton Post. No. 4. COMMANDER j. W.
Butcher commanding post. Addresses We're made
by Co.'s. Alexander and Brooks, Dr. Mchin Chap
lain swallow. Auditor Reynolds. Gen. kauiu. Col
Hawkes. and Gen. Robinson, OF Ohio. Sixteen re
CruitS were mustered in.
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NAEHt' Gr LICESSES.-Narriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk al the court to w II
" GODS ami Helen Brown; Harry G. klopfer and
tIuIlt '. HlHH'i,l. az EirnmoGi, Va: Francis Nice
tFt-Nell ANA Aduitue \. stacy; Albert SciOetzel
and idrI" hnCth- Emery r. {. Ray and Lizzie
Ward, bDfi. OF Montgomery county, Nd Robert A.
Mi.>tr,;l. and Mary '. Kirby.
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IHE DEADLY T0RNtp0ES.--FOur persons We're
Killed ana many wounded by tie tornado at Lon
uOll, hy. In a cyclone near Charlotte, NC, the
little villages OF Newton ana Lenoir were struck
ana at least seven people were killed and twenty
wounded The storms seem TO have taken an
irregular path from Ohio to Georgia, scattering
death and Obstruction On their MaY.
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ARRESTED oN CHARGES OF HoUSEBREAKISG-
OHiccr Nicholson this morning arrested Walter
turner anu .Dtn I'LL on Suspicion OF entering the
residence Il VT. W III. NrgAt. corner OF 18th and
III streets northwest, last sunday night, by means
OF false key, and carrying of quantity OF cigars
Tobacco and clothing, amounting to $50 They are
held at the hfth precinct station. The Officers re-
covered one OF the coats, which was syolen from
Mrs John shea. on Maryland avenue, where il had
bceh sold IOr Il.
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CITY ITEMS.
They Ran COR the Doctor

With the new moon. look out for cold weather
and keep DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup In the house. l
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TIE TABERNACLE TEA PARTY-The ladies OF the
Tab"rnacle gave japanese tea party last night at
The residence OF the pastor. Rev. DR. Hicks. which
10y Japanese lanterns, and large collection OF
Japanese articles were displayed in III The
rooms. Miss Ada Townsend. Miss Latham. Miss
Fannie ShreVe and Mrs A. L. Powell furnished the
music, and Mrs. T. I. Hart and Prof. Townsend
gave readings.
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No Other PlaSterN DO This.
| Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters stimulate the
circulation and e1pel disease. They stop all pain.
|
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LundbOrg's Perfume, Edenla 60
LANDLORDS Perfume. Marechal Mel Rose go
LundbOrg's Perfume. Alpine Violet 60
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily Of the Valley co
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An Extended Popularity.

Browns Bronchial Troches have been before the
public many years. For relieving Coughs and
Throat troubles they are superior TO all other art-
CieS- Sold only In boxes. 60
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Durkee,. Salad Dressing

Is composed OF the freshest, pureSt and choicest
condiments money viii buy. II SurpaSSeS any th lt
can be made at home, is cheaper, saves labor and
all anxiety. co
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THE UNION VETERAN CORPS ENTERTAINMENT
Tn, musical and literary entertainment of the
/ mon Veteran Corps al Masonic Tempe last even
Ing Wa> very successful both in point OF atten-
dd!"r ana the character OF the ptrlOI nance Those
VINO rpCi part were Mr.. +. {. Miller. DIR. y. Frank
White. Mss flOra Freynod Prof. Emil hori. Mrs
y :. frl.EIr. Hiss Belle /. Harmon, Misses Anita
and Lillian C.uSs Mr.. Julius schulz. Mr.. julius
A-'-ri. Miss Bertha v. BuXin1n. Prof. Emil Heller.
Hrs. i. Madden. Prof. J. ". Bi>Chnff, Mr.. Charles
fHlrTbacil and tle members of The Washington
>;rn-eIbtHI and ~ChrG.@gS orChe stra.