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Holly Contested wiz Ca.c.

VI" luhh, MdfCI s.--IHc IIfaI OF The SUIT or
Margaret ~.lrnent and Others against E. ID. HeasIra
10 set aside the VIII VI CyI.rba Hcsdra n wealthy
coiored woman. who bequeathed the greater Tor-
ton Of her property valued at bout l.C COO ta her
husband, was concluded to-day IN the supreme
court The proceedings were begun I'm the slrro-
gate court some time ago on the ground that the
Nill WAS a forgery. ana after bitter contest The
VIII was admitted 10 probate by the SURROGATE
ihe case was appealed to the general term of tho
superior court. which ordered a trial o, the isSas
of iact before tury. This had. and to-day the
jury gave a verdict uphOldng the decision OF the
surru.ratn
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DERMAToLoGY.
PERSONAL BEAUTY.
PERSONAL BEAUTY.
PERSONAL BEAUTY.
PERSONAL BEAUTY.

From the earliest personal beauty has received
the highest tribute from has interest
Ing theme for the and universal subject song
and praise has caused tne rise and fall of empires
and has led armies to victory
Personal beauty of the sweetest charms of
man and Is akin to admiration and worship that the
man who has never bowed TO its influence is devoid of
the principles OF true manhood. The of culture,
of science and learning the untutored savage and the
Innocent child with accord involuntarily acknow-
edge its powers
The first attributes of personal beauty and female
loveiness are fresh pure clear peerless and beautiful
complex regular uniform eyebrows and ashes,
healthy gorous luxuriant hair and soft white pretty
hands: and their preservation. cultivation. and
treatment L. AL indication OF cleanliness neatness taste
and refinement
1t is wOmans privilege to look beautiful It is ex-
ected OF ner 10 be attractive and pretty possible
and To- preserve er personal appear
alce as long sine can.
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

THE TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE.-A meeting OF the
District Temperance Alliance was held at the Dun
barton avenue church last evening. Mr.. A. NJ.
Brandt presided. Vocal selections were given by
Miss Minnie EVAN and the soldiers Temperance
Union quartette; music by Mrs Pope. Rev. j. j. q.
Webster, pastor OF the church. presented petition
protesting against the 9Th and 18th sections OF the
proposed license bill and l10 signatures Were Sc
cured. Col George Babcock OF California, made an
interesting address
A RAILROAD MOyEMEST.-A movement is on foot
for a narrow guage railroad from Sandy SlTngs,
Nd, to this place. A gentleman was ia town to-
day talking the matter IN and soliciting subScr1p-
tionS. There VIII be NO trouble to get stock taken
here.
BUILDING ASsoCIATION.-Att the regular monthly
meeting OF the Fourteenth Building association,
held last night at Goddards hail. 81 500 dis
posed OF by Withdrawals
The FUNERAL OF Mrs. w. Williamson took place
Yesterday at 4;30 O'Clock p. m, Rev. Dr. Chester and
Prof. NourSe CT the Presbyterian church. oficating
The pail-bearers We're from members OF the family,
and the intefment was at Oak Hill cemetery.
ASSOCIATED CHARITlES.-The monthly meeting
OF the lrSt subdivision associated charities held
at the Aged WomenS home last night the report
OF the secretary showed 79 families TO have been
relieved during the month, and the state Of the
finances TO be lower than they have been before
this winter. II the weather continues cold more
money Will be asked for. The Philadelphia plan
was discussed, and viii be decided upon at next
meeting.
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Serious Stab6iDg Affray in Phflasscl.

PHIIADELPHIA, March shortly before 3o'eaock
this morning light occurred at 9TH and Alaska
streets. during which John Nolan. aged IL "A Fesi-
dent or Boston, Mass. Was stabbed In the neck ana
lace and seriously injured lie was taken Ia the
hospital, and Henry Riley, John Philburn Frank
Smith, and James Fallon were arrested for Lfng
concerned In the assault Riley l. alleged 10 have
done The St2bpng. They We're committed 10 az ait
the result or Nolan's INJURIES
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The License Bill.
NOTIFICATIONS MADE BY SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE

HOUSE.
The subcommittee OF the House District com
mttee completed the consideration OF the license
bill to-day, and it Is ready to be reported to the
whole committee. The only point Of disagreement
was upon the clause to repeal the personal tax in
the District, and this was settled by striking out
mortgages from the list Of personal property not
will doubtlessly be reported to the House, it re-
l1eves from personal tax all property upon which
license is paid. and reduces the tax the rest to
one half OF one per cent Beyond this the changes
from the original bill are very few and unimpOr-
tant. The Commissioners are given more discre-
ton to the regulations OF the street railroads.
and in other similar matters generally.
The clause relating to the liquor licenses is
amended so as to give the Commissioners the dis
cretlOn to require the dealer his petition,
upon sufficient complaint, OF good cause.
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The Foot and Mouth Disease in Kan.

EMPoRTA. KAN. March "A party consisting Of
Gov. click aud other state officers, accompanied by
Ir- HoloTooH. l. :. veterinary surgeon from Fort
LeaNcnNorfh. yesterday visited the farm Of Mr.
pohkelth. where the foot and mouth disease pre-
Walls among The cattle in virultni form. This dis
ease IL the most cOnta.,iC known In veterinary
surgery. DR. fioibrook recommended the burIany z
or al the afflicted cattle the best means trs-
venting The spread II The disease, while Gov Click
favored a gIlraTtll". The disease Is confined 30
very small section uf the cuunIry ana the utmost
precautions Will be taken 10 prevent its spread
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A MAIL AGENT SHOOTS AN AMoRoUs Music TEACHER
EsFokIA. kaNs-, March James ]. Doughefty,
mai agent on The Topeka and Santa Fc railroad
yesterday shot and seriously wounded Prof Aut-
tlng. music teacher IN This city. The affair ere-
ated a great sensation ana grow out OF the veR-
known intimacy between Nutting and the wife OF
DOusheIty. Public ,tntlme nj Is with pougher1E.
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General Foreign News by Cable.

THE BERLIN NEWSPAPER WAR on MINISTER ssRGFxr
BERLIN, March THE Deutsche T0ge5ldu pub
Sargent. which were made by certain American
new papers al the time OF that gentlemaps ap.
poiAUnent TO his present position.
HON. THOMAS A. HENDRICKS RETURNS TO PARHs
PARIS, March THE Hon. Thomas A. HendriG akR.
OF Indiana, has returned Paris from his TRIP IN
trip. He considers Italy unhealthful for Americans
TO visit at this time OF year.
THE FRENCH ADVANCE on BAG MINI.
PARIS, March 1.-AdNiceS OF this date from Halfz-
hroDg state that the French forces have begun cheR
advance on Bac Nillh.
IRRITATED LAND LEAGUERs
LONDON, March THE Parnellites are irrftated
az the refusal or the government 10 reopen the Irish
land question. Their intention now Is 20 bex1n
forthwith a great agitation In Ireland. They viii
make strong appeals 10 the Irish 10 demand sn
amendment 10 the land act Subscriptions TO sy,e-
Ca fund for agftatiye purposes viii be opened, a1Q
Mr.. Michael Davitts services will be secured A
conf OF the leaders will be held at Easter
discuss the contemplated program
PRINCE VICTOR
LONDON, March s.-Prfnce Victor Is coming -
England 10 Visit the ex-Empress Eugene. He y
seeking the permission OF Gen. Campenon, secro-
tary or war, 70 take service In q foreign army.
NEIIis, THE ISFORMER, IN A MADHoUsR.
LONDON, March 7.-Nellls, the IrishmaA who sur
rendered 10 the Greenock police the other day asd
proessed TO give the names OF the murderers OF
Earl OF Leitrim, has been ad1uoged insane and beH0
sent TO a maGh0uSe.
THE REMArss OF JEROME COLLINS IN rRRIAm
QUEENSTOWN, March 7--The remains OF Jeromo
Collins, which arrived here last night by the City
OF Chicago VIII be escorted from this city TO Cork
by guard OF honor. consisting OF 80 bluejackefS
nette, ice bound, was landed with the conn. The
latter was wrapped In an American nag.
Deluded Emigrants.
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COMPLEXION BLEMISHES.
COMPLEXION BLEMISHES,
COMPLEXION BLENISHES.

H. l. {Acne3nWh or red innamed piInples on the
and cheeks.
5 Liver Spots >--Brown, DARK muddy looking spots
ON the forehead aud cheeks affects ladies
l. tNasal Erythema )-Redness and Oiliness Of the
> (stipped Skin Coarse. deep pores on cheeks and
&. Freckles Moth Tan. Sallowness Birth marks are
annoying complexion dscoloratons all which readily
Yield To true Dermatolosical skill
DR.. VAN DYCk beauties the Complexion Hair Eye
hrows Eyeashes and Hands. and successfully treats the
Skin 10y removing IN the most scientific manner every
annoying Be,nish. Discooration Defect Does not
use any Cos,netc Enamels Paints or Dyes His treat
n1ent Is Scientific, Purifying. Beautying Artistic and
Dr. T.S ", pYGK Y Dsra,olQgist No % Grant Place
ie to the study and practice of Dernatology. He has
a and r;ated every fern Gf
at almost Perfection i'll their treatment The Doctor
Gated himself for this special field practice You can
consult him with confidence his skill He
rsftnee ear ate Of cures Dr. Van bYCK wants s
his patient-. publishes certificates of cures He
eeys. parties am1s every day trSnsh those who have
L.DIis yoq have any blenish or defect Of the com
u y b. do ers 0 it, bs consult te Dr. VH
at once and You rely on it that his treatment
This just the to be treated In the spring the
skn becomes harsh dry, freekled discoored hy and
will do more good than double the sum
mer.
Those wishing treatment during the present season
pao ana st os d S s ee faf Gs aacfE R
ns ad one Si wh b N BY BBYT le
fct master Of kVcid advertising persons who adyer
tse to treat the most co,nEcaed Skin Completion
once BE- treated ONCE No - Grant Place Between
p m. sundays 9to2 If unane to call descrifs your
aud tree stamps for answer ieS5s iS,dss sp'
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4 srrRRnRN snr1Eu-
The Main. tseu.n,racr

- On TIE PLATFORM or REVENUE REFORM
HATEENIILE, Ms. March THE resolutions ac-
coAPanylng the cah iuT the Democratic state fa,n-
N'itlUn. adopted by the state central cofnmiIte-a
OtnoGnce the present tariff system. approve OF the
acton OF the ways and means committee In con-
gress, and Indicate a determination TO place the
atAivcfacy of MS-Ae On the platform OF revenue
form.
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Notes from NJ. Louis,

HoNoRS TO LIEUT. sCHUIT7EnEXPREss ROBBER ffI-
IER.
ST. Louis, March s.-Lieut Schultze was given
banquet last night by the Gerinania club, and q
large number or prominent citizens were present
No definite clue has yet been obtained OF Express
Robber 1iller OF the money stolen.
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The Striking sniners in Ohio.

CANTON, ONO. March THE miners AT Allen g
RiGgeTay's and Burton Co ; minsS have returned
10 work, bur the New York and ohio conpaAyS
men are siii out. The strikes have CAUSED a
scarcity OF coal Ia The IonnTtnn valley.
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A baltimore Collier Abandoned.

GLOUCESTER. MASS. March1.-The schooner Tidal
Wave, from the Georges. which arrived this MORN
ing, reports cutting away l5o iathomS OF cable on
the 9th instant. TO escape a collision with the
abandoned schooner. stephen J. Fo0SS. The Fooks
is a collier belonging TO Baltimore Her captain
and crew, badly frost bitten, are on board the
schooner Mary S. HoItvet, OF Portsmouth, whose
captain and crew have taken charge OF the Eo0ks
and will endeavOr to get her In.
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SAN FRANCISCO. March 1.-keports received last
night represent that il is still Stoming heavily In
the central and southern sections oftke state. The
rivers rising, ana the Lands flooded. Railroad
communication with Los Angeles Is Stlll inter-
rUp1ed and is likely 10 remain SO for ten days.
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Organized action between England and the con-
tinentai powers against anarchists and dynamiters
has been agreed upon without any special treaty,
and already several arrests have been made In
Switzerland and Austria
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Over sJ.OOO.GG0 More i'm Specie for Eu.

WALL STREET, March :. I13o-Special engage
mentS by steamer tomorrow up 10 this hour:
Speyer S Co., S5o09a0: Kidder. Peabody & Co..
si,0o9.0oo: l. Won Hoffman, a Co., slGa.eoe Lazard
Fr,reS. $4,000; Bank British North America,
100000: Morton Bliss Co.. s500,0o0: HudelbaSh $
e Co., S250o00; j. &c W. Seligman q Co. S2D00oe A.
Belmont Co.. sao0n0; Flock & Co. $3.50 Gs; total,
l.150OW. The shipments of silver is iaol000.
NEW YORK. lao D. m.-rhe total shi 5ilentS OF
specie for tomorrow now aggregate $, 5,4J0,0J0.
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WhitefOrd Pleads Guilty.

A PLEA FOR MERCY FOR A MAYNARD YOUNG NAN
SENTENCES OF TWO YEARS IMPRISONMENT.
In the Criminal Court. this afternoon, William S.
Whiteford, who was yesterday acquitted Oh a
charge OF attempting TO pass forged papBr. was
again brought up for trial on three indictments for
forging the name OF senator German 10 orders
amounting TO $500.
Mr. Elliott, for the prisoner, said that the sur
roundngS CT the prisoner were peculiarly pathetic.
He was young man, not Yet twenty-oIe: the
only child OF a widowed mother; the husband OF a
young Wife. and the father OF young child. He
had heretofore borne a good character. and was
respectfully connected. Those or Older years
the young, and IL was with sorrow that they
admitted that he had fallen Nj. Newman and
himself having advised plea OF guilty. they would
ask that the court would temper justice with mercy.
Tie court then took the plea or guilty. Imposed
sentence OF Two years at the Albany penitentiary
I'm case and suspended the sentence Ia the other
two cases
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SPECIAL SALE.
BOOKS. BOOKS!
AT BAUM>S
We are having immense excitement in our
BOOK DEPARTMENT,
and by request of many of patrons concluded
tend the time for the SPECIAL SALE" till March g.
but 10 longer. We daily receive. addition to our
already large stock, new editions i'll
liTEKAIURE= HISTORY. BiOGRAPaY. FICTION,
F1EIR4: ART, ESSAYS. ADVENTURE. ETC. ETC.
and this VIII be the only chance for you fill up
libraries at fahuonsiy low figures.
Scl attention i called to larxe assortment of
BIBLES, HINNAI.S. PRAYER BOOKS,
KEYS OF HEAVEN. ETC,
at less than half prices.
To our STATIONERY DEPARTMENT We have adde1
feature
FIFTY ENGRAVED VISITING CARDS. with Copper
Plate, fnr cnly "a Cents style equal to Tiffany's,
New YORK
DON'T FORGET SALE CLOSES MARCH SrH
BAUNrS BOOK DEPARTMENT.
feb29 416 9TH Street Northwest
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a Missing Defaulter.

NoRwALK. o.. March s.-The shortage OF County
Treasurer Van Fleet IL found 10y examination 10 be
Si1.G05. opinion is divided whether he took mach
money with him. the general belief being that he
lost IL ali In speculation. His bOndsmen met YES
terday and arranged for a conference with the
county commissioners and IL was voted 70 offer
reward or 10 per cent on all the county money ~
covered Ills whereabouts are as yet unknown.
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Jay Eould,s Southern Trip.

to-day fer the West Indies. His trip Viii be- much
longer than expected at first. and Will probably
cover period OF sixty days.
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kn official Dcrar-uter i'm Ontario

F0RT ERE. oNT.. March a.-Mm. Buchner. sol
lectOr Of customs here. is alleged 10 be defautsf
to the amount or S5.GD. He has been graIItea q
leave OF absence, winch is a virtual Suspension.
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A Burned school Building.

CHARGES THAT ANTI-CATHOLICS SET FIRE TO TIE
EDIFICE.
The Indian Office has been Informed by Agent
Andrews OF the burning OF the Catholic boarding
school recently erected and the church in Memo
none reservation, Wisconsin. The agent says that
the fire was owing to defective fue, s.but the
Catholics soon started the report that IL was set on
fire by their enemies here, and even the priest pub
liShed an account OF the fire, and grayely asserts
that the origin of the lire is q mystery. 7.
The children OF our school are talking OF q report
that the Catholics have said that we burned their
track OF these reports and mean to search out II
possible their origin"
1t Is stated at the department that information
received some time ago that the Catholics were
trying to induce the Indians to leave the govern
ment schools and go to theirs A. complaint has
been presented to the Catholic Indian bureau In
this city.
How LONG A COURT JUDGMENT CONTINUES IN
FORCE.-The Court in General Term to-day was en-
gagged in the case OF Thompson agt. Bever1dge.
The question involved Is how long a Judgment OF
the Supreme Court OF the District continues in
force. The defendant contends that the judgment
is only good for twelve years from the time of the
issuance OF the last execution.
THE WAR ON G STREET YEsTERDAY.-This morn
ing, in the Police Court, the OF Brooke Mack
all, charged with forcible entry and detainer was
called, and Mr.. Thomas, for the government stated
that they had agreed To set the case 1Or trial on
Tuesday next at o'clock. He also stated that he
had requested the officers to swear out warrants
for all persons engaged In the affair." charging them
with an anfay.
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Delgsded Enigrants.

GALVESTON. March 7.-Thirty-flve families a
AustI1ans and Italians were landed here yesferdsV
from Brazos, Santiago. They say they were in
duced TO enigfate TO Mexico by promises OF laed
and assistance from the Mexican government vhirh
have not been fulfilled; and state that they wore
compelled 10 labor on railways and other worxs
Tor exceedingly meagre wages The Austrian asA
Italian coasuis here VIII De applied 70 COR hakn
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EX-SENATOR SPENCER,S STORY.
What He KNOWS AbOut Star Routes

HOW he HELPED POSTMASTER JAMES TO GET IN The
CABINET, THE ADVICE he GAVE HIN, AND TIE
INtohaATloN ABOUT STAR F0UTES BE lNPARTEp
10 HIN, WITH OTHER MATTERS OF INTEREST.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rg0AT HOME-THE PLEASURES OF RE-
LS CEIVING."
THE TCHET
(Out To- morrow

II t T contain brilliant article the PLEASURES
&; nv, by Elise hathasay sequel the
CONGRESSIONAL CHAPTER, POPCORN UNISON,
and other sketches. by CLUS CROMWELL
REALITY by Sidnefus '' <>->D
! SPLENDID ToON-contrasting the American
and aefinsn Navies. Other Pictures Anecdotes. &C.
FOR SALE BY ALL NEwsDEALERs NEwsBoYs,
and at the Office.
e11 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. 1t
gH@ CHAs H. RAUB & CO..
SS SUCCESSORS TO
THOMAS RIGGLES.
THOMAS kLE we would Ge peased to Si une nate
90 1ne m s roSar and the Public that
.s;bsted House and to rnerit the excellent reputation
cose sasrs ree from suIteraion it Four
Table Lnxuries Wines Liquors aud Tobaccos to be
CHAs H. RAUB CO..
mh7-3t' Rigxles Hopkins Old Stand
s session of the Grau DIVISION vii, be f held % at
Selfish Rte L hall 7th and streets northwest THIS
come Hon James PaWR Of Mslsaehu aa,
sets All members of the order are cordially invited 1t
a hod rs annual oH
nieilt exercises in the Conversational Church MONDAY
To 1T ID Yts ss ss s s
will be delivered by C. b. PURVIs, NJ. d. 1nh7-3t.
,,1I THE L ,,,si. ,BsAtTIMoRE 5l AND OHIO E4PREss
CUT AVENUE AND NJ STREET. Calls can be left and
Packages received and forwarded promptly to points
East. West, North and South, and All Parts Of
Europe. mh7.3ts
ro DIR; 7. 4. SL0CUM's OXY6EN1ZED COD
~ LIVER OIL AND PSYC CHINE can be purchased
at MUNCASTER Il HOWARD'S PHARMACY. corner
9TH and streets northwest. Inh1
r-so .JOHNsToN's NEW DRUG STORE. NEXT
-S National Iheater.-Finest store i'll the city Get
handsome souvenir this week Prescl iptious spe
cialty. Telephone connection. 1nar7-2w
s0SALE OF MILBURNS PHARMACY. No 1929
3s@ Pennsy!yanla avenue northwest. In conSe-
q1ence Of continued III health have this dav sold and
delivered to my brother JOHN A MILBURN, the
above Drug Store and Pharmacy. with its goodwill and
contents aud respectfully ask friends the
public eneraliy continualc. to him Of tie generous
support and conhd ace which has been ex:euIe to me-
All persons indebted to will please make prompt
payment 10 John A. Milburn.
W. c. MILBURN.
MARCH 3. 1854 lnh7-3t
rEES' NOTICE.-I HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED
- OF my restaurait 44O and 442 9th street, to my
brother ). FRANK JOHNSON. who has been with NE
several years The business will be conducted for
ler On and after to-day all transactions will be with
the above. All accounts due other parties and those
due me, must be settled through me-
E. L. JOHNSON
Restaurant and Oyster Saloon,
mh6-ot 18th and II. w
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EASTER CARDS
AND NOVELTIES
Now ready for early selections full line Of
PRANG'S EASTER CARDS
just received 500 boxes OF FINE LINER PAPER AND
ENVELOPES, just opened in the Stationery Depart
ment, at the low price of 25c. per box
100 Cards engraved for ST.
6. A. WHITAKER,
fe521 1105 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
WASHINGTON CIRCULATING LIBRARY sO7
w 1itl street northwest. between H and 1 streets
Periodicals and New Publications constantly added
3alS I'm Mrs q. z WASHBURN 4 co,
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New BOOKS,
Due West or Round the World in Ten Months. By NJ.
NJ. Ballou.
Roundabout Journey. BY Charles Dudley Warner
Creations or biblical Cosiogony i'll the light of Mod
- er1l Science. By Arnold Guyot, l. L. D.
The Orators OF til Age of Steel BY W. T. Jeans.
The story Of Chinese Gordon. BY A. L. Hake
Natural Law III the Spiritual World BY Drummond
Cookery for Beginners. b. Marion Harland
A foofs Paradise: Story of Fashionable Life in
Washington.
fe23 NM, BALLANTYNE SON 42s 7th Street
RooKs.
I'D Methodist Centennial Year Book.
Spotords Almanac. 1854.
Our Continent. Monthly Parts
William the Silent, and the Netherland War
All the fansy Story Books; Two volumes.
~ c. C. PURSELL.
feb23 AIS 9th street northwest
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I.'IECrRICITY CURES PARALYSIS RHEUMA-
LSt Neuralgia Spinal Affections. General Debility.
IySiv-a AID all Nervous DssSees SuIerfuoIs Hair
i"rEai~Itis sralcated Moies. Birth Marks Freckles
and al d4~CuloFatIOs of the face ed Fifteen years
lfa'ai txIerlrnc-. UnuestloIsbie references given
a. u = Thorough knowledge .. this treatment. Con
ti!tatI, Il Z T. Ladies treated 1T ther own
rsieIcs. i: unable call. write and describe Your
cas- Special terms :Or this month.
feb23-l2t. parlors as i'm street no ortLwest
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MARCH 6, 1891
nilG-St

rspa COLONIAL BEACH. ATTENTION LOT On n
~ ERS.
will be at the Office of + r LEWIS 416 5th street
northwest; on THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
the 9TH Sth and 9h instant for the purpose of collecting
the tax the transfers of titles upon all deeds re-
corded during tue 1888 n j. kINTZ trustee
and others. purchasers OF lots requested to come
forward and pay 81 for each deed recorded.
G WARREN HUTT.
~ AT REGULAR MEETING OF THE MAS
SS Ter PLUMBERS ASSOCIATION Of Washing
ton d. C., held on Monday evening March 3D. 1884 it
was resolved not to pay the 81 per demanded by the
Laborer's Union. l. FRITZ. Sec'y. mh5-3t.
r@S NOTICE TO OWNERS, OF HORSES
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INDICTMENTs.-The grand jury made their first
report to-day. They returned indictments against
Ellen alias Ella Chase alias Ella Duyall, two eases
second offense petit larceny; william Townsend
alias w. Lockwood Townsend. TWO cases larceny,
and Aman Van Ri5wick, second offense larceny.
The jurors were discharged TIL Monday week, 18th
instant.