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SPECIAL SALE Or Hos1rRx

SPECIAL SALE Or Hos1ERr
SUMNER UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' Solid Colors Inerain REGULAR Maie Hoss ia,
2sc, worth 371sc.
worth 37kc ' ]
Ladies. Lightweight Fine Balbriesan. 25c worth ssc.
Lades solid Colors, Fine Ingram. French Toe for 500
Ladies, Oxford English Fine Goods only SOC
4aGes, Sond Black, Fine Spring Weight. for SOC.
English. only Sc ~
sell for &C., F ~ "
Chidrens Solid Colors. Ingram Full Regular Made al
Chldren's Fine Pin Stripe, Extra Fine Csc
Mems Superhne British Halfhose Regular price Csc
SPecial price, 2Oc. Mems Superfine British Pin
grain Regular Made 25c
aanze Underwear for LADIES' Children and Men At 25c-
QUICK SALES. SMALL PROFITS
8. l.. HEMPSTONE.
my12 500 MARKET SPACE
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PARAso1s. PARAso1s
NEW STYLES. JUST OPENED.
Coaching Parasos all colors 81 80 81 81 So So
Satin Parasols lined. trimmed with Lace, S275
Silk Parasols, 81. 81. %. $780, $175. e.
40-inch Spring Cashmeres 25c
40-inch all wool Shooda Cloth, SOC.
TricOtine Dress Goods Csc.
Trcotine Dress Goods l6c.
Gerster Dress Goods. 1219c.
ladies' Flannel Suiting, l2hc
Summer Silks. &c.
Black eros Grain Dress Silks Csc
Plain Heavy eros Grain Silk, 81
Merrimac Calico. 4]ac.
Linen Lawn, Sc
Boys Cloths. 15c., 2Oc Csc
Feather Proof Bed Ticking 15c
Brocade Dress Silks 9Oc
Children's Hose, seams 15c
Ladies' Balbri9yan Hose no seams Csc
Warsutta Cotton. SC.
Nuns Yelling all colors
4O-inch French Black Cashmere SOC
Fancy Straw Mating. all styles
lndia Linen. 81xc.. 1Oc.. 12Kc l5c
. WSON'S,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
ap3O South Side. 7th a
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Opera Slippers, at 75c. j. Brock, sos 7th ST.
On the Second Tuesday

On the Second Tuesday
In April the 167th grand monthly drawing of the
Louisiana State Lottery took place in New Or
leans Ticket No. s. 500 drew first capital prize OF
$4,000, and 1t was sold In ths at 81 each one was
held by Ebert s. Montgomery, OF Mt. Olivet, KY,
paid through First National bank OF Maysvllle,
KY; another to j. OBrien, Richmond, Va, paid
through Messrs Lancaster Lucke.. The second
capital OF $25 600 drawn by No 49, 1885, also sold
In fths at 81 each; to IsadOre Isaacs clothing
store keeper in Modesto, Cal The third capital
prize OF LOCO fell to ticket No. 25 1885, sold In fthS
also at 81 each; one to Norman Saunders, Washing
ton City, d. c., another TO RObt. j. Walker OF the
same CITY, The fourth capital prizes, two OF 5000
each went to Nos 33.147 and 44,l35, sold In 1fths
also at 81 each, one to b. T. Holmes, to James
Fox, coal dealer. both OF Fort Wayne, Ind another
to c. I. Deshields, Sherman, Texas, through the
Merchants and Planters bank there The grand
extraordinary semi-annual the 169th monthly
drawing will occur on Tuesday, the 18th day OF
June, when $522,5OO will be scattered, in sums
from $3.50 600 to $50 Tickets $40; tenthS 81, and
any further Information can be had on application
to NJ. A. Dauphin, New orleans, La
From the Races
To JOhnson's Ladies and Gents Dining Saloons $40
and 442 9th street northwest. Every delicacy. PO-
lite attention Ladies' saloon first floor. 1t
Trough on COrns.''
Ask for Wells "Rough on Corns" 15c. Quick
complete cure Hard or soft corns, warts bunions.
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CITY AND DISTRICT
Amusen,ents, &C.. TO.niyht.

AmuseEnents. &C., Tonight.
NATIONAL observation-disclosures Comedy COM
pany In '.Peck's Bad Boy"
THEATER COMMERCIALLY Murphy and first
class varieties.
DIME Observation-Disclosures and interesting per-
f0rmance-
NATIONAL RIFLES ARMoRY.-Charity fair
WAUGH Nj. E CHURCH.-Lecture by Professor
Allan Cur.
CoNGRBGATIONAL CHCRCH-Copcert by St An.
drew'S choir.
MASONIC TENPLE.-Prof SheldOn'S May ball
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N. sILvERBERG l. CO.,
$40 SEVENTH STREET n w.
my12 Near PennsvIvap,. .venr.

devoted to the interests of the old system Of level
premium sh.rate companies, came out in its last
charges It has been making for the year in almost
every ISSUE AGAINST the Mutual Reserve Fund Life As
asfper and other officers The newspaper has been
company and which is still in the courts MeanWhiie
the spectator says in its retracon: 1.-THE Mutual Re-
serve WAS we believe the pioneer this movement OF
reserves to the evils that heretofore
aMctsa the system OF assessment insurance and its
popular to very considerable extent and an evidence
OF the skill and ability with which its Affairs are con.
That Mr. Harper and his associates are conduct.
ing the business openly and fairly. inviting nvestiga
% ne true system there can be doubt object
Reserve Fund Life Association and to Mr. Hsrper per
sonaiiy and we voluntarily make this statement to re-
PAR Inc injury which have been the unwilling and
nnwlnng cause" Once Of the association 1909 81 Ct
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w. M. SHusrrR Il SoNs.
Have Just Opened the Following Desirable
DRESS GOODS:
SCOTCH GINGHAN1S, 15c
Choice Patterns in CHALE DE LANES, TRICOTS
PRUNELLE and FEDORA CLOTHS, in new colors
CHECKED SURAH SILKS
Is pieces Of beautiful INDIA PONGEE. These make
the coolest well the serviceable silk that
can be worn.
CHINA PONGEE, all qualities. good China Pongee
at Zoe.
SATIN MERVEILLEUX, all coors. at 81 25
Great Bargains in Black and Colored Sks-al grades
Special Bargains at 81 and 81
Mourning Goods Of every description Embroidered
Fichus and Colored Cashmere Shawls Parasols and
Sun Umbrellas
ONE PRICE
VIM. sHUSTER SONS
9l5 Pennsylvania avenua
n. B-THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST my6 !.
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SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BROTHER.
NEW BLUE AND BUFF CALCUTTA SEERSUCKERS,
IN STRIPES AND SOLID COLORS.
GENUINE INDIA PONGEES, BEST QUALITIES,
ALL WIDTHS.
EMBROIDERED INDIA PONGEES
NEW PLAIN And FIGURED CHINA SILKS. IN
NEW PURE LINEN LAWNS. IN EXTRA FINE
25. 371e, AND 4Oc.
FRENCH WHITE GOODS
ANDERSON's SCOTCH GINGHAMS. FRENCH
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF IRISH AND GERMAN
TABLE LINENS, TOWELS. NAPKINS, PILLOW
AND SHEETING LINENS, AT PRICES THAT
ARE GUARANTEED.
COMPLETE STOCK OF NEW SPRING AND SUM.
MER FRENCH ALL-WOOl, DRESS FABRICS
NEW LOUISINES AND SUMMER SILKS.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS" IN BLACK AND COL
ORED SURAHS. RHADAMES AND eros GRAIN
SILKS, FROM SI 90 TO "a 90
WHITE EMBROIDERED ROBES WHITE SILK
NEW BLACK SILK GRENADINES
IMPORTED SPRING WRAPS AND JERSEYS
ALL THE LEADING STYLES IN PARASOIS, SUN
UMBRELLAS
Ey-CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COB
RECT PRICES.
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ArrHK meeting OF the board of ms

AT THE meeting OF the board of managers of the
Associated Charities last night appropriations
Were, made TO provide chairs. tables and the conve-
LlenceS for kitchen garden in the new quarters,
ana committee OF five was appointed TO cooper
ate with the ladies managing The new Industrial
school In East Washington.
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SUMNER S11ks.

SUMNER SILKS
Received day beautiful line OF fine SUMNER SILKS
~ cucks ana stripes and changeable shades and
also have some pretty Summer silks Is low q
~ cents Per yard.
Fine all wool DRESS FABRICS at 25c
AEwool COMBlNAII0N SIITINGS from Soc to 81
ArEe assortment Of FRENCH BATISTE, 20 inches
VICE prnred In all new designs only 2Oc Per yard
flne INDIA LINENS from 12,1c. up.
Fine PERSIAN LAWNS from aOc up
fARASOLS and sun UMBRELLAS all stylea and
pr1ceA Call and examine
J. A 1UTTRELL CO.,
mylS SIT Market Spaco
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GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.

The half has not been told to the great curative
powers of the CUTICURA REMEDIES have paid hun.
dreds of dollars for medicines cure diseases Of the
blood and skin and never found anything yet equal
the CUTIcURA REMEDIES. CHAS. A WILLIAMS
Providence, r. l.
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"Alderney Dairy Wag0ns.''
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning.
and delivered in half-pound "Ward" prints 4Oc. per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, ButterInilk anu sweet
Milk, SC. per quart. Cream 15c pint
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MEN. WOMEN, Things AND Mrs. GRUNDY- Is the
subject for the Lecture of Prof Allen Curr of Scot
land. at Waugh NJ. E. church tonight Admission
= cents.
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THIS WEEK we VIII be able to show quite a num-
Der OF new styles IN youth and boTS' suits. The
brown. wine, daf1a and blue corkscrew four-buttOn
cutaways are correct In style and finish We have
them as small as age a. E1senan Bros, the most
popular cothlers and tailorS, corner 18th and SITS
A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFIcIENT-Get in
sured Ia me columbia" No. 1924 street north
west This Is home Institution All losses
promptly settled ItStrustees. foremost among the
representative business men of the District, are
MeSsrs. John A. Baker, Thomas j. Fisher. Robert l.
Fleming, William NJ. Gait, Charles c.. Glover. Of
Riggs Co, +. b. Mcguire, b. Warner, 6. Fl. B.
White OF National Metropolitan Bank, and Henry
A. Willard
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EURs ON STORAGE.

EURS ON STORAGE.
We nave increased space for storing Fun and Gar
menta We lharantes them against Firs. Moth and
Burglary.
WuLETT RUOFF,
my2-1m SOS PennA Ave-
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Low QuAKTER TIES and button, at ]

Low QUARTER TIES and button, at Heilbrun's
Old stand, 4O2 9TH street, second door above ID.
Look for: The Old Woman ia Window.
Gents best hand-Sewed ties. 81
Six styles button and OXforls, g.
Fair stitched oxford ties and button % TO 3 So
Boys button ties and ox1ords, 81 to 81 %
Ladies' low shoes, 20 different styles. SOC. to s.
Misses oxford and button ties. 4Oc. TO $50.
Ci.i.dS spring heel ties and button, sc. up.
White Kid slippers, all sizes.
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BEAUTY.

For Rough, Chapped and Greasy Skin. Blackheads
Pmples Skin Bemishes and Infantile Humors use
CUTICURA SOAP. real Beautifier my3
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows: T. Fl.
g. Todd 10 Mary Hendley. sub. lot 10, So $50; $780,
X CIaughtOn. trustee, 10 Z. E. DOwnham ct al
part ]. So 1895; s. F. E DOwnham ct al to G.
H. Worley, same property; $500. Richard c. Parker
10 Annie e. : Cotton. SUBJ 4, 81. 139: Sill OOC B. H.
Warner 10 James GOwans. part a. So. D: 8 J.
q O. Kennedy 10 James ODay, parts Il and 10, So
- sl.l63 James Robbins To X. j. Boyd. lot 75, sG
~; $3.50. l. Whitney TO Z. y. James. lot III, So
2f.; 5000. C. p. Williams to John Lynch, parts
aG. @SS and 239, Bealrs addition TO Georgetown
500 e. T. Hopkins. trustee, ct al to James K. NJ.
trlu. east half &
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Medical Value OF Wines.
AS general rule the use OF wine is not necessary
ior young or adult persons in good health, breath.
ing country air and not exposed to overwOrk. AS
languid, natural red wine used in moderation, be
comes an essential article and in many cases absO
lutely necessary but 1t must be the pure products
OF the grape. And even in the eastern states the
physician meets large numbers OF town people
especially women, Who cannot digest the food and
drinks suited to outdoor laborng people. In such
gives rise to a distressing dyspepsia. The Wines
produced In New Jersey, especially the Burgundy
ana the Port Grape Wines from Alfred Speer's
vineyards, at Passa1c, N. j. are the more reliable
and most sought after by those who travelled and
know what wines are.
ALFRED SPEER, PaSSa1c, N. J..
DEAR SIR.-I have used your Socialite Claret and
your Port Wine In my practice with great salts
faction.
Very truly yours, WILLIAM R. CHILDS
For sale by all druggists. w&s
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NOAH WALKER CO.,
625 Pennsylvania Ava
For frst-class READY
MADE CLOTHING has
o- made wonderful progress
Nogentleman need be meas
ured when he can procure
such goods manufac-
ture Our stock consists Of
the finest in quality to the
~o.uu lowest in price. We usually
.o., carry Mems, Youths Boys
and Childrens Clothing and
Gentlemen's Furnishiues
625 Pennsylvania Ava
NOAH WALKER CO.,
Observation-Disclosures, Merchant Tailoring Sec
NOAH WALKER CO.. NN "A1 @Ai'o n0'fS'
Cos Pennsylvania Ave- '
Jusr OPENING
A full line of FANCY, PLAIN WHITE. CHECK and
JOINTLESS MATTINGS in ALL GRADES The pat
terms are very neat and handsome
Also, new line of INGRAM CARPETS in Novrr
DESIGNS AND BEAUTIFUL COLORINGS FOR
SPRING. TAPESTRY AND BODY BRUSSELS IN
GREAT VARIETY.
FURNITURE and BABY CARRIAGES AT BOTTOM
PRICES
SINGLETON d HOEKE
apl9 sOl Market Space and 800 and $40 9Th street.
B1sHors CAmpHon1sr-
Cures Chapped Hands. Face Lips or any rourbnes, os
s s,paa9 ssst ct and smooth toilet s
ssc per bottle sod entirely upon its merits Price
the bottle aud nave the money refunded
frepAreo1v L. G. BISHOP Drusyist
&c 9thstreet H street n W.
ap4 Washington. D. G.
nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN "A
~ the best SO ID JUSTHS Old Stand known for vars
% tn6 only place where 6rst-class SECOND-HAN
C1OndhNd can be Bold at respectable pFceR Addresa
3USTHS Old Stand No. SO d street between G,.s.ud
It'll streets northwest
~-|Noee w hiali promDIy attendedslA
HAE CNLULoID TRUSS: THAT NEVER BREAKS
CHAs FISHERS
.spo ,,,c,r,,, 62S 9TH street northwest
A-aus 1@tkoiA uAIl
JApANEsE SCROLLS. TANa Ero
And Decorative rcsursA jay Gould. l2i eth st mi
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Sold by ell druggists. Price: CUT1CURA Soc: REsoI-
VENT ST.; SOAP. Csc POTTER DRUG AND CHEMI.
CAL CO., Boston. MaB.
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases"
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DIME MUsEUM.-The performances at the muse
um this week are very exciting and attractive The
charming singing OF Miss Girard and the grOtesQue
acting OF her brother is very good
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50 n gall, 75c. qt. bottle. Our No. Ry
Whisky. Known everywhere. McGee's, 9Th near
W&S,2W
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RECT Prices. ' f''A1N A1''A'''' ' WIZ
SEATON PERRY.
r..,, Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9Th street
Eetaolished 1910 myI0
Dsx G. OOPS.
TRUNNELL CLARK
Have made special reductions in
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
One lot Black Silks 81 o. BlackBrocade Silks 81 II;
one lot Fine French Silks reduced from S15O to 81
grand bargain in Surah Silk 81
One lot Black Cashmeres so cents
full line of Lupn's celebrated Black Goods ut bot.
tom prices
We have received another case of 81 Quilts
Rare bargains to be found in all Departmental q we
are determined to sell
"Satines, /" "GinRhams India Linens French N.in
socks and all kinds of Dress Goods in great variety
CONE AND LOOK
TRUNNEL CLARK,
apps BIZ MARKET SPACE.
SUIT AND War DEPARTMENT.
SUIT AND WRAP DEPARTMENT
In which We now showing one Of the finest. most
extensive select 6fOCkR
LADIES' SUITS AND wRAps
to be found in the city, Particular attention is called to
our display Of entirely Spring and Summer styles
SHORT WRAPS. DOLMANs. NEW MARKETa
RAGLANs. WALKING JACKETS
WHITE DRESSES AND MOURNING COSTUMES.
NOTE THE PRICES:
handsome al-wool Ottoman CLOTH WRAP elab.
o1ately trimmed with lace and passementerie at Sl2
reduced from $3.50
Our TRICOTINE vIs1TE, lace trimmed, only sB. for.
mer price 90.
Our LEADER. "a SPRING WRAPS made Of Tricot,
trimmed with lace and passementerie which we will offer
at the very low price Of &5; regular price $780,
SPECIAL.-We shall offer our Atwood BLACK CASH.
MERE SUIT box plated skirt with draperies At el2:
actually worth SIG We guarantee this suit to be al
wool. or no sale
RAsOLs.
Our department for PARASOLS IL greatly ENLARGED
and we are now displaying all the street and
carriage wear. plain and trimmed. and with unique
handles
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR.
1o4 doz- LADIES' CHEMIsE. good cotton. &c.,: 81
doz Chemise trimmed with lace &c. SO doz Chernise
trimmed with three rows Of inserting and tucks between
band and sleeves edges with cambria rnfaes. at 43c
special price, I4 doz Chemise. with Torchon lace and
Hamburg inserting at &c. reduced price for this week
only.
MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS trimmed with lace
at CSC. SKIRTS. with ruffes Of Hamburg en-
broidery. inches in depth s123: former price @l7a
Mother Hubbard CAMBRIA SLIPS. with embroidered
yoke, at 25c would be cheap 1t 4oc Mother Hubbard
CAMBRIA SLIPS. Hamburg yoke and tuck bottom
Csc. Ladies' lace stripe Nainsook and Lawn APRON
trimmed with plated ruf1e l0c Nurse APRONS. wide
edge and tucking ct Soc
Our lot WASH SKIRTS in different styles at the uni.
form price of Soc
large and complete assortment Of BOYS SHIRT
WAISTS. in nobby patterns. from sc. to the finest
quality.
OUR SPECIALTY-LADIES CORSET COVERS
We aha offo at fort fs veako mi
We have also opened . new line Of CHuDREN'S and
MISSES SUITS made Of Narseilles Fque. Lawn, India
Linen and GnghamA in al sdxes and stylea ct the low
est possible 6guTeR
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The republican conference committee, OF New
York has sent circular to every delegate to the
national convention, stating that New York cannot
be carried by either Arthur, Logan Blaine, and
urging the Importance OF selecting a man of pure
record, sound principles and unob1ectionable af1ii-
atoms
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On Thirty Days Trial.
The VOltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. win send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-VOltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances trial for thirty days to men
goung or old who are AFFLICTED with nervous de-
bity, lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
ing speedy and complete restoration OF health and
manly vigor. Address as above. N. B-No risk Is
incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed. w,S,m
ThOrntOn's Emulsion
OF pure Cod Liver Oil with HypOphoSphites OF Lime
and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption, impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
to take. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug
giStS Large bottles, SOC. Manufactured by W. E.
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets,
BaltInore, Mo. m,W,f
Druggists Say:
"We can always sell Speers Wine. Pronounced
by our customers to be the best they ever used.
Our physicians all prescribe it,. Has more sales
than any wine we ever handled" Speers Wines
can be had OF all druggists. WIS
For Gold and Silver Trimmings
go to Meyers, 922 9TH street northwest. w&s 3m
S3 a GAL, 75c. qt. bottle. Our No. Rye
Whisky. Known everywhere McGeeS, 9Th near d.
w&S,2w
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DRY GOODS.
Jusr RECEIVED

JUsr RECEIVED
, One thousand dozen finest LINEN STANDING COL
I1AkS. which we viii sell IT IS cents Der dozen Just
think! Only Is cents for dozen hne Linen Collar!
BRII1SH SOCKS in solid colors. for Is cents pa
At MEGINNISS,
mylS-6t l002 F street northwest
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READ Howg's Business School, Educational column
F0k moths, BED bugs. get Harris roach powder.
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The Presbyterian Church.

Ehe FfeSDytef1dm Cnufcns
ITS EXTENT IN THIS COUNTRY-sTATISTICS OF TIE
PREsBYTERY OF WASHINGTON CITY.
From the official report OF the stated clerk OF this
presbytery, Rev. Dr. Bittinger, to the general as
sembly, which meets tomorrow in Saratoga, New
York it appears that consists of 81 minister's has
under It's care 81 churches, with 1N ruling elders,
81 deacons, 4,3l3 communicates, and 6, III Sabbath
school scholars During the ecclesiastical year just
bers by examination, and 141 by certificate During
the same time there was contributed for benevolent
objects the sum OF $9,739, and for congregational
purposes Sol GOO
The Prespy terrain church Of the United States Of
America. according to official statistics embraces
70 SYMBOLS 1872 presbyteries, 5.218 Minister'S 18 1856
communicates 663, 765 Sabbath school scholars, and
contributed for benevolent and congregational pur-
poses, 1861 ,493.
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se OF this nne collection OF imported textiles be-
gan at Dowings auction rooms. 18th and Pennsy-
yanla avenue, t1fS morning. There was good at
tendance, but the goods sold wonderfully cheap, In
aset within the means OF the most impecun1ous.
Inc st"cS VII &c closed out tomorrow.
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CURE IN EVERY CASE,

Your CUTICURA REMEDIES outsell all other medicines
keep for skin Diseases My customers and patients say
that they have effected cure in every instance where
other remedies have failed. II. W. BROCKWAY, Md
Franklin Falls, n. H.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May Ii 1874. go am
For the middle Atlantic states, clearing
weather. noTthweSterly winds. higher barometer.
and slight fan in temperature. on Thursday
slightly warmer, fair weather is Indicated for the
lake region. the middle Atlantic states and TenneS-
See and the Ohio valley.
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DEDICATION OF THE episcopal "HOUsE OF MER-
CY.'-1esterday afternoon considerable number
OF Ep1ScopaanS OF this city made their way through
the rain TO No 24OS street northwest, in order to
De present at the services connected with the ded
cation or this institution for the recovery Of fallen
women. The building Is one OF the fine and spa
the object for which 1t is being purchased. 1t has
board OF trustees consisting Of twelve gentlemen
the presiding officer being Major Bates L. s. A. 1t
has also a body OF lady managers to the number Of
twenty-five, the president OF whom is Mrs. Admiral
Fairfax. 1t Is general Institution OF the Episco-
pal church OF this District, and has its supporters
In the several parishes here The following Of the
Episcopal clergy OF Washington, were present and
participated in the interesting services OF the
sion: Rev. Messrs. Barker, Clark Griffith, Leonard
McElroy, Mckee, MoorehOuse Paret, Reazor. The
clergy In their robes, marched in procession from
apartment being dedicated in turn by singing and
prayer, the Rev. DR.. Paret, OF the Epiphany, con-
Quoting the service and the Rev. Dr. Leonard, Of
st. Johns, acting as musical precentor.
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SEATON PERRY.
Perry Building,
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street
Established 1870 myI0
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A Gypsy Camp.

4 PRETTY SCENE AT THE NATIONAL RIFLES ARMoRY
A charity fair was opened last night at the
National Rifles arnory, for the purpose OF securing
funds 10 provide two free rooms In a sanitarium TO
be established in this city. Besides the booths,
which were very prettily arranged, there were
taoleauN. under the direction OF DR.. III. r. Bigelow,
and gypsy camp. which attracted much atten-
Imn Inc camp had been devised by Mrs Almina
NnianS, and had SteaIning kettle, stolen
chickens, and other natural features. The band
Included Miss Maud Raum. OF Capitol Hill, as
gypsy queen. and Misses May Sypher, Ada Carnan
Marian AntiSen. Agnes Kennedy and Lizzie Shell
aoarger, Master Frank Patterson, DIR. VIM Num-
easter and Dr. B. Muncaster, in appropriate char
acterS.
The following were in charge of the booths: Mrs
senator Cameron. Mrs Ptkin. Misses Key, Stearns
Nanderllp, JaggdG and Deuster; Mrs. Col Gilman
MS capt HoNie, Mrs Ferrill Mrs. Col. Carey
MIS- washington, Mrs Lieber. Misses Belle Holden
Iempa Lawrence, Pugh, Hildrup. Bridgeman and
Gilman; Mrs Representative Springer, Mrs. Ed
wards, Misses Mcknight, Wilson, LanderS and Pat
terson; Mrs. Judge Ferris. Mrs. w T. Hildrup. Mrs
Bond. Misses sterling. Warner, Patterson, Searle
Richards and Davis The fair Will continue this
evening.