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The Portland daily press., 1884-04-28
Business B DOM in Pennington.

ESMSIHGSS
---.-eeprIT zo.-fSusselI Brothers g
Estes haze signed a bond to establish in this
town laanufsetory for druggists boxes and
turning with an investment Of S25, 900.
Death of Capt. j ohm g. Snow.
HALLowELL, April 26.-Capt. John S. Snow,
aged "A, died this morning at his home in this
town, of Brlght's disease. In the civil war he
enlisted as private in the First Maine Bat
terry and was promoted to sauior first lieuteu-
ant. He vas brevetted captain at the battle
of Winchester, and msior at the battle of
Cedar Creek. He has held various ctY offices
in Haliowell and was member of tho Maine
House Of Representatives in 1874
Instantly Killed.
BDDEFoRD, April 27.-Albert Jacoba. 90
years Of age, while at work repairing Skating
IN the Saco Wafer Power machine shop this
morning, was caught in tho machinery aud in
stantly killed.
Pastor Resigned.
LEWISTON, April 27.-Rev. 0. D. Patch, pas
tor of Main Street Free Baptist chu,ch. re-
signed today to accept the pastorgte OF scran-
ton Avenue Free Baptist church OF Cleveland,
Ohio, his resignation 10 take effect May 31st.
Fire Bug in Berwick.
BERWICK, April 27.-The barn ami contents,
owned by Lyman Tibbets, was burned by an
incendiary tonight Loss $1,000 No insur-
ance.
Suicide in Brewer.
Bangor, April 27.-RIrs. Alnira Kent. vile
OF Theodore Kent Of Brewer village, drowned
herself this morning. The suicide was the re-
suit Of partial arrangement.
The Portland daily press., 1884-04-28
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Definition of the Term S'Junior', Date
of their Annual Regatta.

NEW YORK, April 26.-The executive commit
tee of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
met here tonight. Among those present we're H.
W. Garfield, president, Albany, N. Y; w. Howard
Gibson, secretary, Washington, D. c.; S. Hinchman
and X. W. Tucker, Philadelphia; G. G. Peterson of
New York; M. A. Milin of Newark, N. j., and j.
H. Houghton of Boston. The bylaws were amend
ed by the following definitions of the term junior
Junior sculler is one who has never pulled in
senior or won junior seul race. "a Junior oars
man is one who never pulled au oar 10 a senior
race nor been the winning oarsmen in junior race)
competitions with members of his club will not af
the qualification of any sculler shall
late 10 each time of his coming to the starting post
whether in a trial or a final heat
1t was decided to hold the annual regatta of the
association at " atkins Lake on August ~ John
Kilrain, the pugst, who desires to be known as an
races.
The Portland daily press., 1884-04-28
Gorham, Me-, April 26, 1884.
Falmouth.
THE Kinks.
At THE RIJOU.

Shepley Camp. Sons of Veterans will give an
entertainment in aid Of the Soldiers and Sailors
Monument Association at the Bijou next Monday.
w. E. Livesey the great fancy skater and Master
George Nash, the champion boy bicycle rider, VIII
ann
The Portland daily press., 1884-04-28
SUBURBAN NEWS.



To the Editor Of the Press.
Finding that great injustice is being done me and
my friends in this village by the report that vsuld
again become principal Of our High School. allow
me to say through the medium of your paper that
am not candidate for this or any other school.
do not intend to return to teaching. FnrtheE.
more the present teachers Of our High School, Mr..
w. W. Curtis, A. B.. and Miss Alice L. Goodwin.
are faithful and efficient, and believe have the
full support of every voter in this district No ona
would consent to the removal Of either under any
circumstances, reports to the contrary notviths
standing.
VIII. H. BRYANT.
Gorham, Me- April 20, 1884.
Falmouth,
Presumpseot Lodge, 1. o. o. F., very pleasantly
celebrated the 65th anniversary of the order BY an
entertainment at the Congregationalist church
Saturday evening" with large and apprecistivs au-
dience present. The musical parts were BY an Or
chestra with Mrs. W. H. Merrill, LIST violin; Mr..
W. H. Merrill cornet; E. Cobb, clarionet; L. Mlli-
ken, double bass and Miss Eta Knights, accompa.
mist, with solos by Mrs. Kate Knights and Misses
Katie Ricoer and Florence knights and duet BY
the last named, all of which were finely rendered
and very warmly received. Mrs. W. H. Merrill 40.
companist for the vocal parts. P. G.. Ms Henry p
Cox and Cyrus X. Laid with j. B. Dunbar and
G. Chap. H. II. Kicker Of Portland, made short
speeches, making occasion Of interest 10 the
lodge and its friends. Mr.. Moulton presided very
happily.
The Portland daily press., 1884-04-28
semi.AnnunI Dividends.

The following semi-lnnual dividends are
pavable in Boston in Nav:
The Portland daily press., 1884-04-28
TREASON FELONY.
Daily and Egan, the Alleged Dyna-
miters Arraigned.

What was Disclosed by the Search of
Egan's Premises at STANDARDIZATION
Men Now Accused of Treason-Felony,
and Remanded.
The Portland daily press., 1884-04-28
MAINE.
rhe Eanrr IanrnIA ssihher.


WHIrEsToNE, L. L, April 26.-Capt. John
Traynor of Bath arrived here in his dory this
The Portland daily press., 1884-04-28
THE TEMPERANCE INDEPEND
ENTS.

A Queer Meeting last Evening-City Mar
shall Andrews EXALTED as N Martyr 40 His
Fidelity in the Temperance Cause
The Speeches and Resolution.
The Portland daily press., 1884-04-28

CALAIS, April ga Law and Order League
has been formed here. 1t has among other OBJ
jects the suppression Of rowdyisn OF tho inter-
national bridge between this city aud ST.
The Portland daily press., 1884-04-28

BANGOR, April 26.-Katahdin Eneampment,
I. O. o. f., observed the Goth anniversary of
Odd Fellowship by parade through the prin-
cipal streets in the afternoon and then nada
trip to Oldtown where the Bangor Odd Fell
lows were the guests of Oldtown Eneampment,
the programme including pataGe, collation.
The Portland daily press., 1884-04-28
Voted to Build a Bridge.

CAMDEN, April 26.-The adjourned town
meeting today voted to build an iron bridge
over Goose River, at Rockport, $4,000 bsing
raised-$10,000 on a lean at 81 pes cent. and
a $1,000 assessment.
The Portland daily press., 1884-04-28

Col. Busbey gave the word &C.," and the fifteen
men started on their long journey. Noremac was
the first to complete mile. Time 6 minutes
The Portland daily press., 1884-04-28

Since the 1st of March Capt Joseph Dew
yea, at Hog Island, has bought cams to the
amount OF $1,000. The CLANS shelled and
sailed in barrels, in which condition thew ara
shipped TO Nova Scotia for fish bait.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-20

Il. E. Carpenter. Henderson, N. T. cured of Psoriasis
or Leprosy of twenty years standing, by CUT1cURA
REMEDIES. The most wonderful cure on record dust
painful of scales fell from him daily Physicians and his
friends thought he must die Cure sworn to before q
justice of the peace and Hendersons most prominent
citizens.
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WashingtOn's Good Lead.
From the Chicago Tribune
vigorous and successful war is being waged in
washington, D. C., against the overhead telegraph
wire nuisance Some Of the wires have already
been placed underground, and the companies have
been warned that all must 60 there. The example
OF washington should be promptly Initiated by all
other cities
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICEa,
In ~

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON, d. c.. Feb. % 1884 10 amt
For the middle Atlantic states colder fair weather
preceded Ia northern half. by light rain and snow
westerly winds. higher barometer Fair weat her
Is Indicated for the southern and middle states the
Ohio valley on Thursday, with colder weather on
the middle and south Atlantic coasts ON Thursday
morning, followed by slowly rising temperature.
To THE LADIES OF WAsHISGToS:-S I. T ~
lOrS system OF dress cutting by actual meas
UreInent, not chart. Mr5. A. NJ. Shaw, now.
and for some time past actively engaged in our
New York house is at Wizards hotel. Parties desir-
ing information regarding the system are cordially
Invited 10 CAL upon one of our InOsr thorough and
Competent teachers.
Mrs Shaw Is authorized TO sell agencies for our
imported patterns. receive subscriptions for our
French fashion Journals. transact any other
b lsi1eSS In the interest OF our house
Paper patterns cut 10 measure and guaranteed
perfect fitting; also, Innings cut and basted.
:. 4. TAYLOR,
ego Broadway. New York
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CUT1CURA RESoLVENT. the New Blood Purifier.
Diuretc and Aperent expels disease germs from the
blood and perspiration and thus removes the cause
Cu1IcURA. the great Skin Cure. instantly allays Itch
Ing and Inflammation. clears the Skin and Scalp heals
Ulcers and Sores restores the Complexion. CUTIcURA
SOAR. an exquisite Skin Beauer and Toilet Requisite
is Indispensable in treating skin diseases and rough
chapped greasy skin backheads blotches and baby
humors. CUTICURA REMEDIES are the only infallible
blood purifiers and skin beautifers
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Mrs. 8. E. Whipple, Decatur Mich, writes that her
face head and parts Of her body almost
Head covered with scabs and Suffered fearfully
and tried everything Permanently cured by the CUr1-
CURA REMEDIES from Skin Humor
Sold by all druggists. CUT1cURA, so cents: RE-
SOLVENT, 81; SOAP % cts. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMI-
Co.. Boston. Mass.
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases feblS
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West Washington Affair.".

BUILDING AssocIATIoN.-At the sixty fourth regu-
lar monthly meeting OF the Thirteenth Building
Association, held Monday night. at GOddardS hall,
Is shares were retired at 1858 per share, being
LOST disposed Of
PUBLIC MEETING Will be held at TenleytOwn
Monday night to prepare a memorial to Congress
In reference to the High street road, as it seems
useless to appeal to the Commissioners.
CATTLE MARKKT.-Iive stock sales at Drovers'
Rest yesterday are reported by Tavenner Bros: 80
cattle up and sold. Best at 6N TOT; good at TO
81; medium at 81 to &; common at to 5k.
200 sheep and lambs sheep at So to 6k; lambs at
to q 20 COWS and calves sold $40 to SIS; market
brisk.
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Mr.. and Mrs Everett Stebbins Belchertown Mass.
write: Our little boy terribly afflicted with Scroll
ula Salt Rheum and Erysiyelas he born
and nothing could give him helped him until tried
CUT1cURA REMEDIES, which gradually cured him. until
he is now fair a any child
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Juror for the March Term.
NAMES DRAWN YESTERDAY FOR THE GRAND An
PETIT JURIES


PETIT JURIES.
The following names were drawn yesterday by
the clerk Of the court jurors for the March
OF the Criminal Court:
Grand Jury-B. R Mayfeld, 1911 Sd street north
southeast Wallace Barnes, sos 7th street north
west; j. V. Thomas, 3104 street northwest; James
Richardson, 210 18th street southwest; Charles A.
Acker. "a street northwest; Aquilla Hail. 30
south Capitol street southeast; Elias j. HILL 9S6
street northwest; Henry E. Weaver, Tenleytown;
William Barnes, 112 9Th street southeast; Jesse c.
ErgOOd, 4U Sd street northwest; Logan Williams
Sss9 street northwest; Il. G. Wampler 7OS 18th
street northwest; j. R D. Morrison, "a street
northwest; Thomas F: Cogan, 1908 street north
corner OF 10th and streets southwest J. H. Saun,
derS 1903 street northwest; g. w. Heesley 1927
street southwest; w. A. Hutchins 3O4 NJ street
northwest; Samuel Humphrey, 301 AZ street north
west Jesse +. Bouldin, 1121 18th street northwest
Augustus w. Francis, $40 New York avenue north.
west.
Petit Jury-E.P. Miner, 121 street northwest: r.
y. +. Petit, 3213 n street northwest W. E. Clark I'D
and streets northwest; Herman Gasch, 9OSk 18th
street northwest; Samuel Owens, Brentwood road,
BROOKS, Georgetown heights; j. II. Morgan, ga
street southeast; W. II. Lee, 1904 street; JamesF.
Wollard, 312 E street northwest; Adolph Cluss 413
"a street northwest; LA Delwg, $50 street north
east; maurice fitzgerald, COL I'd street southwest
George j. Miller, 314 Pennsylvania avenue north
OO0ge, COOKE Place, Georgetown; T. A. Dev1ne,
ner 7th ana streets southeast W. 81. Clagett, GIG
street northwest; II. U. TOwleS 500 Il street
northwest; Frederick Bale, 614 street northwest:
John W. A. queen, 92S oath street northwest; David
a: Onut zoos 18th street northwest; John c. Baum,
street; James Clary, gas ofice; VIM. M. Frank, 1Os
I'd street northwest
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DRY GOODS.
Spring OPENING,

RfhlNG \PPENlNGi
SEAT0N PERRY
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BROTHER,
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY. FEBRUARY. 18TH.
NEW PRINTED ALL-LINEN LAWNS.
NEW EMBRoIDERED BAIISTE AND sATTEEN
p1AfN hNp FIGURED CHINA SILKS.
LtPIN'S PURE SIN AMI MOOT. GRENADINES
NEW MEDlCI WEIGHT. hl-wOCI. FRENtH
DRESS TEXTURES. IN ALL THE CORRECT
Styles AND CoLoRlNGs. FOR THE SPRING
NEW GRAY. MODE AND TAN SHADES IN FRENCH
TRtCOTS. AND BReADCIoTHS.
PLAIN, F!tCRED AND CHECKED FRENCH
NEW PARIS PRINTED StCIIIENNFS
NEW SCOTCH ZEPiINRS-NEW WHITE GOODS
IRISH AND GERMAN TABLE 1IntNS. NAPhTNS
IOWEIS. LUNCH CLOTHS. sHEEGING AND
PILLOW LINENS.
EXTRA COOP VALUES IN BONNFT'S AND
SGHKoEDEhS BkACh GfOS-uRAlN SlihS,
SUPERB STOCK on RApZINEBS, oTTOMANS
SURAltS. MEREE1l-I ECNS AND SRrtNS. IN
BiACh AND ALL SHADES FOR DAY AND
EVENING WAR
ELEGANc BEoCADFD WE'VE TARIIERs
EfkNlNG B&ut AIDES. GAOZES. ILLUSIONS AND
eFSPECIA. APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
tNENlNn FABRICS Bb GAS LIGHT
~ CHOICE GOODS PLAIN FIGURES AND COs-
RkCi fRICES GUARANTEED.
SEAToN PERRY.
Perry Building
Pennsylvania avenue. cornar gth straat.
Established lssc. fehl6
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
4 nniasements, &C., Tonight.

NMiisements. Nc., Tonight.
NATIONAL 1HEATER.-Nr. John Mccullough In
"VirgiTlius-"
FOKD'S OPERA HOUsE.-The Hanlons In lie Voy-
age en- Suisse
THEATER COMIQCE.-s'The Female Beauty" and
varieties
DINE Observation-Disclosures and interesting per-
fOrInauce
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Last evening at the hall OF the Seamans' Retreat
corner Sth and Lstreets southeast, Sparkling Water
esq, q. W. p OF the District assisted by the board
OF grand Officers and members OF other divisions
Thirty -hve charter applicants appeared and were
admitted to the new division, and the following
officers were elected and installed Howard o. En-
mons, F. W: p; William j. Webb, w. p; Mrs Mary
e. Walker, W A.; c. L. Alexander, r. s.; James s.
Walker, Treas; Rev. Samuel Kramer, Chap; F. A.
Grant, Con-; Miss Ida Z. Loveoy, A. c.; MIS- Maggie
division will be organized tonight at the corner OF
Sth and streets northeast. This order has -four
lSnfng relief society in connection with 1t.
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The wheels Of Time turn with an exact regular
1ty, and although this Is leap year, every month,
Ie sefo n 9b ~ IN me cty New or
Drawing OF the Louisiana State Lottery takes place
IN due form. with all guards for the integrity OF the
act and It's surroundings that be secured by the
high moral character Of Generals G. T. Beauregard,
OF louisiana and Jubal A. Early, OF Virginia The
166th drawing takes place on Tuesday, March 18th,
1884, when s265,OO0 Will be scattered broadcast,
about which NJ A. Dauphin, OF New Orleans, La,
Will tell you all about on application.
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Chas. Houshton. esq., lawyer % State street. Boston,
reports of Salt Rheum under his observation for
ten years which covered the patients body and limbs
and to which all known methods Of treatment had
applied without benefit which completely cured
solely by the CUTIcURA REMEDIES leaving clean and
healthy skin.
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Cur1ounA.
A POSITIVE CURE FOR EVERY FORM OF SKIN
AND BLOOD DISEASE FROM PM
PILES TO ECROFULA
ITO U nA.

TO CLEANSE THE SKIN, Scalp. and Blood Of Itch
ing. Scaly. Pimply. Copper Colored scrofulous In
herted, and CONTAGIOUS Humors Blood Poisons Ulcers
Abcessss. and Infan.is Skin Tortured the CUrIcURA
REMHDrEs tnfallible
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Thirty Year. Exner;euce.

An old nurse OF thirty years experience says that
She has never used wine that has had such q
pleasing effect on her patients as that made by Mr.
Alfred Speer OF Passaic n. j. 1t is pure article
and people have confidence in 1t. Ask your drug
gist for it and take no other. For sale by drug
gtSta w&S
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CA11FoRN1A CANNED FRU1rs
WHITE OX-HEART CHERRIES
GOLDEN DROP PLUMS
EGG PLUMS
APRICOTS
SECTARINEs,
GREEN CAGES
RED CHERRIES
BARATAKIA SHRIMPS tfresh from the gulf
SHRIMP PASTE,
FIGS cortial,
BARTLETT PEARS Gin glass;
GEO. E. KENNEDY b son,
feb1& 1909 street northwest
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II Hor WAFER
TARRANTs SETTER APERIENT
AGREEABLE TO TAKE.
SETTER AHERIENT
INVALUABLE TO THOSE OF A CosTIvE HABIT.
TARRANTs sELTZER APER1ENr.
IN HOT WATER feb2o
CITY ITEMS.

The Doctors said he could not live. However,
ne look Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup and lives yet.
The Following Goods
worth from 10 to IS cents piece will be sold to-
morrow only at NJ. Augenstens. SI1-S19-S2I 9TH st.
NV, Tor ctS:-2 fancy gOblets, . OF bowls. meat
0Sn, ! stone china cups and saucer. knife, fork,
mn,sp nrooms Ct sauce pam Ut bucket, baking
pans, preserve dishes, stone china soap dish, box
tootn picks coal sieve, milk pitcher large size wash
Dasin, MaJolica plates, pieces laundry soap, hail
iack, school bags, cents Great bargains in
mouse furnishing goods of every description.
The following goods worth from Is to
25c.,
Will be sold tomorrow only for &C., at r. Gold
Schm1ds, Sl21th ST. n. W.: large bar Of Gycerine,
bottie OF j. L. OMearas Royal glue; SO inch pie
plates; 4S sheets OF shelf paper; cakes Of Gold
schmlds Mammoth toilet soap; large scrubblng
Drushes large footed tin wash basins; 9 cakes OF
toilet SOap water tumblers; decorated china cup
ana saucer or plate; large deep pudding pans; 60
IT, clothes lines; real maJolica pitchers; large rub
Der dressing combs; OF. dairy pans; knife and fork
Trays; halr brushes; hammer with 2packages OF
Jacks: tooth brushes; boxes OF Army and Navy
oiack1ng; stove brushes; china egg-cups; silver
glass salt cellars; It. carpenters rules; large
kitchen knives; spring scales; japanese cigar cases;
lemon squeezerS large rolling pins looking glasses
hand mirrors; hatchetS; knife fork and spoon for
children; bars OF superior laundry soap; Victoria
egg DeaterS; wooden mixing bowls; TampfcO whisk
DloonlS; backing brush and box OF backing; /
shaving brush with razor Strop; 2 books Of best
cuspadores; fancy tea trays silver glass tooth pick
STANDS; also an immense assortment OF the latest
OF baby carriages just received which will be
sold at low prices.
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Only Until March LIST.
Hahn's Great Clearing Sale.

Ladies' IS. 90 French Kid Button now $3.50.
best hand-Sewed Goat Button, $500.
worked hole Kid Button down to S1.25
S1.25 Kid and Pebble Button only Csc.
Misses worked hole, heel or spring h. Button, $3.50
chllds i s5 solar Tip heel Button only soe C.
fine spring heel Goat and Kid Button, 6Oc.
Gents Seamless hand-sewed Button now 81.
s. Calf fine stitched Boots 81.
s. neat Calf Laced and Congress, 50 25.
Kip stitched down Working Shoes, $l.2h
Sl6 7th street and 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
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CoLoRED Silks.
&c., &C. 75c. &c., $780, s1&
FANCY SILKS,
s71sc.. &c.. &C, 75c., &c., S1o0
BLACK SILKS,
&c.. &C., 75c. SIC. LOO. to $500
CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON.
CARRIERS. III MAnkrr SPACE
CHEAPEST Yard wide Bleached Cotton in the United
States good "A 'WAMSUTTA") only &c. yard
COLORED RADZIMERE silks new STYLES excel
lent quality actual cash value 81 So reduced to 90
NUNS YELLING Creamy. pure WOOL widest double.
Width. worth &c, reduced to 37Ac
COLORED SATINS, cream pink garnet liRbt blna
worth 81. 90. reduced to Soc.
HANDSOME BROCADE SILKS. cream pink white
uSht blue WORTH $l6O. reduced to 81 co.
NEW YORK MILLS SHEkTING COTTON widest
and very best1. at actual cost, Csc
BLACK SILK RHADAMES BLACK SILK NERVA
LlEUA. worth 81 80, reduced to 81 90
HUSL .ot CAshMERES. pure WOOL double width.
NEW YORK MILLS sHEET1Na. single width az
widel special bargain, l2tc A ~
BLANKETS reduced from SOC. to LOO on every pair:
CARRIERS,
1eol6 I'll MARKET SPACE
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READ Sinsheimers advertisement.

YESTERDAY afternoon hack, containing a cOlored
man and woman and the corpse OF a child. was on
its way 10 funeral, and. 18th street extended,
the horses became unIna nageable. and backed over
An ernbanknent, overturniEg the vehicle, and Sc
nOuSly inturfng the wOmar
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You Will Say the sam,
Important Notice

"Nothing relieves pain so quickly as Benson's
Capcine Porous Plasters."-S. S. Stafford, New
York. CSC.
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The delicious flavor OF the Seal Skin Cigar Is not
due to drugs 1t Is given by secret combination
OF the finest Havana TobaccOs properly rehandled.
BARBOUR & HAMILTON,
Wholesale Agents.
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GEORGE A. CCsTIN CAMP. No. j, Sons Of Veterans,
will participate in the celebration OF the twenty
second Of February at Alexandria Va
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Again! and Again!

safety, convenience, utility and economy com
Dned IN the Portable Electric Gas Igniter For sale
exclusively by the National Electric Co., I413 st.
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Rlmc points,.
ssRough on Rats" clears OUT Rats,

Hard crabs, Little Neck clans, prime salt water
oysters and terrapinS. Families supplied, whole
sale and retail 621 3 st. Il. n. White CO. 6
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Enough on Coughs" Troches, 15c.; liquid, SOC.
On Thirty Days, Trial.

On Thirty Days Trial.
The voltalc Belt Co., Marshall Mich, Will send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-volta1c Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
young or Old) who are afflicted with nervous de-
bility lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
Ing speedy and complete restoration Of health and
manly v1gOr. Address as above. N. B-No risk is
Incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed. W,S,m
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TOHN r. KELLY,
~ DEALER m Frnsr-CLAss
BEEF, LAMB VEAL. MUTTON. &c. CORNED REEF
SPECIALITY
Stalls 62S GO and $50 Market 9th street wing
and 2O6 and POS Northern Liberty Market: address
Box II. City Post Office.
Marketing delivered tree of charge all parts of the
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Deficit next Year.

The only way to keep the District expenditures
within its revenues next year, If the free bridge
bill passes with It's present text, will be TO curtail
just It's cost-S22o 00O-from The expenditures upon
streets and sewers All the other obligations OF
the District government are non-elastic. The po-
lice health and fire departments, the lighting Of
the city, the schools and the funded debt must be
provided for.
Work upon the streets and sewers can be suS-
pend2d. and 1T Is simple proposition whether
Georgetown and the Virginia shore are TO be pro-
v1ded with free bridge at the entire cost of the
District. and street and sewer work all over the
District be virtually suspended for one year as a
consequence,
The act OF 1881, February 23d, apprOprtates the
In0ey liz the same way as the pending bill, and it
Is ridiculous To say that only $780, 900 more remains
TO be appropriated. X.Y.Z.