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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR
FIRE NEws.-It Is understood that at the next
meeting or the city council application will be made
for funds to pay the debt now due on the Columbia
engine-house and to complete their building The
old Columbia eDgine-hOuSe is to be sold next week
Friendship fire company will, next week, hold a
meeting 10 promote plans for entrance into the fire
department as an active and efficient company.
HEALTH SURvBY.-The boardsOf health is super
vising the work of placing the town In good SAM
tary condition MeSSrS Graves and Robinson have
charge OF the first ward; Messrs. Harlow and Bas-
Sart OF the second ward; MeSSrS. Lannon, Nugent
and Pafr or the third ward; and MeSsrs- Erwin and
SmOot OF the fourth ward. DR.. Marshall Jones has
charge of the entire town.
SCHOOL EXHIBITION.-The largest audience which
has ever gathered in ArInOry hall assembled there
last night at the calSthenic exhibition of Miss Dor
SeyS school. Many score OF young ladies took part
therein arranged in fancy costume, and delighted
their elders With scene OF grace and beauty.
REPORTERS NOTES.-The principal OF st. Johns
academy has consented tOAllOw the cadets to take
part In the competitive drill with the Veteran corps
cadets OF Washington only on condition that no
money or other prizes shall be staked on the
drill--The corporation court opens its May term,
with Judge Meade on the bench, next Monday
FishtOwn is declining, after light season. Few
nSh are now coming up.-A row OF small brick
houses Will be begun on Washington street, just
few weeks These will make about thirty new
houses here this seaSOn.-The Quicksteps beat
the st. Johns base ball club at COrosS yesterday
The city school beard will hold a called meeting
next Monday night and the city council on Tues
day night neXt-The county democrats are to
hold a meeting at Walker school house tonight, to
elect delegates to the Richmond convention.
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Doctors at the CapitOl.

THE VISITING PHYSICIANS THE GUESTS OF PRESIDENT
OF THE SENATE EDMUNDS AND SPEAKER CARLISLE.
The round OF social pleasures which has attended
the sessions OF the National Medical Association
terminated pleasantly last evening by the reception
in the marble room Of the Capitol given by Senator
Edmunds, the Vice President pro tenn, and Repre-
sentative Carlisle, the Speaker OF the House. The
Senate wing OF the Capitol was brilliantly lighted
ana most OF the visitors attended In evening dress
Inc 1ntroductions were performed by DIR. n. S.
Davis, OF chicago; DR.. Toner and DR.. Garnett, and
the reception lasted from 8 to 10 O'Clock.
On leaving the Capitol the doctors went to the
Army Medical Museum, where they were rendered
a reception The guests were received there by
Surgeon General Murray, U. s. A.; Surgeon General
Gunnell, Z. $. N: Dr. Norris, DR.. Wulferton, Dr.
Billings, DIR. Huntington, DR.. Matthews, Dr. Smart
Dr Shufeldt, DR.. Flint, DR.. Brown, DIR. Baxter Dr.
Van kypen, DR.. Bates, DR.. Dewitt and Dr. Skinner
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CHOIR OF ST. ANDREWS, EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Assisted by
Prof Bischof, Mr. Frank Baxter.
Miss Minnie Evan, Mr. j, Henry Kaiser
Miss Detweiler Mr. Frank Pearson,
Miss Nellie Minor Mr. J II Hickcox,
and Male Chorus of l6 voices, conducted by DR. E. s.
kimhall, at the
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. cor 10th and G SITS
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May l4th. 1884.
Tickets. with reserved Seats so cents For sale at Met
zerotts myl03t'
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EorrfABIE c. b. AssoCIATI0S.-Those desiring 10
make monthly investments or savings and buy
property, or pay on mortgages, should apply for
pamphlet explaining the opportunities and GdSan-
tages open 70 them in this association. Gec hours
$50 to 430 pm. daily. 9l5 street northwest
Assets s356,i752L Thomas Scicerri..e, p.cst.eut
INC. Joy E6sen, secretary.
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TheCotrffs.

EQUITY C8URT-yad0e Coz
To-day, Quill agt Wolf essaI; pro confesso as to
Herlehy. Calvert ag1I Calvert; sale ratified nSi.
Yeatman agt. Walker;bi dismissed. Farnsworth
agt Farnsw0rth; testimony ordered taken in Phil
adeiphia by ]. II. Heveren. Sebastian agt. Sehas-
tian; ahmony and counsel fees ordered paid Starr
agt Mcdowell; commission ordered to issue to get
answer OF infant. Morris agt. Starr; do SoIner-
vile agt Tenant; Alex. and Eliza NJ. Tenant
ordered to answer amended bill Beverly agt
Beverly; time to take testimony limited. Barnard
agt Barnard; sale ordered and R Coyle appointed
trustee to SELL United states agt. Howgate; pro
confeSSoS against certain DEFENDANTS owen agt.
owen; appearance OF defendant ordered
PoLICs CoURr-Judoe Smell.
To-day, Frederick Weyricls charged with selling
liquor on Sunday, was fined $50. An appeal was
noted.
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IT Is A FACT.

Hundreds OF letters in our possession COPIES of
which may be had by return maiD are our authority
for the assertion that Skin Scalp and Blood Humors
whether Scrofhlous, Inherited Contagious, may
NOW be permanently cured by CUTIcURA REsoLvENr,
the new Blood Purifier, Daretic and Aperient inter
naly, and CUTICURA and CuTIcURA SOAP the great
Skin Cures and Beautiers externally, in half the
time and at half the expense of any other season
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Now Is The Tine
TO CURE SKIN HuMORS.

is at this season. when the blood and perspraton
are loaded with impurities that Dsiiguring Humors
Humiliating Eruptions Itching Torures Salt Rheum
or Eczema Psoriasis letter Ringworm, Baby Humors,
Scrofua, Scrofulous Sores Assesses and Dschargng
Wounds and every species of Itching Scaly and
Pimply Diseases of the Skin and Scalp are most
speedily and economically cured by the CUrIcURA
REMEDIES
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GREATEST ON EARTH.

CUTIcURA REMEDIES are the greatest medicines on
earth Had the case Salt Rheum in this country
My mother had it twenty years. and in fact died from
believe CUT1CURA would have saved her life My arms
breast and head covered for three years. which
nothing relieved cured until used the CUTIoURA
REsoLvENT internally and CUTIcURA and CUT1CURA
SOAP externally. j. W. ADAMS
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Important Real Estate Sales.
FINE IMPROVEMENTS ON RHODE ISLAND AyESrr

AVENUE
CONTEMPLATED.
Messrs- Parker Townsend real estate brokers.
made the following sales this week, for John F.
Oimatead, esq, of lots in square 242: The west 4o
feet Of lot 8 to Gen. Green b. RauIn The east %
feet OF lot to George Gibson, OF the firm of Glib
son Brothers, and the % feet adjoining Gibson's
lot to Charles b. Beall, deputy clerk OF the Supreme
Court Gen. Raum Will at once improve his prom
eEty by the erection OF an elegant double hOuse
costing $4,000. MeSsrS. Gibson and Beall will also
erect two three-stOry houses. to cost 5000 each
These lots situated On the south side OF Rhode
Island avenue, between 18th and I4th streets and
the price paid per square foot was $780,
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Tra.1sfers of Real Estate.

Fitzgerald to F. c. Miller, lot 80, So. 74s $500 J. L
$500 r. S. Perkins to II. NJ Teller, for the Tinted
States, pit; OF 81. Elizabeth tract s.. NJ. j.
City, $50. J. E. Beal to c. A. Green, lot 4, block 3
Meridian Hin; se,s55.as. c. A. Green to II. D. D.
Green EN-. same property Commlssloners Of the
Mount Pleasant; j. ". Wright to wills 2 Luz
cas- same property; s. G. il. cragn to Judson
E,,, richardson lots 86 and 81 block H. Cottage
So. go $4,000. Caroline H. Wolf to Helena G SIM 9s
mons, lot 3D. SO. 245: =, $3.50. W. H. Upperman to
and HIS addition to same; $500 Celistia 4 smith
70 James eo Conner, sub ST. So 9S; $1,000 Lot 80,
sa hHgh 10 DE oSS K R,n W. King pit :
A. G. Clark TO Sheldon Jackson, pt 2, sd. 1O11:
s3,i723O. r. H: Goldsborough to +. K Ward, pit 6,
Greer lot ii, SCI. 337 81 800. A. w. Schott to r. s.
Cox, PIT. Thelkelds addition to Georgetown, on
Ne0I s street. John sa .Edo Whit3w to
John Fitzgerald, same property; s5s5. r. E Wag-
gaman to r. ". McPherson, lot IS, sub. So. sS6
Is, So. 677 $3.50 Elizabeth Walton to ". B. Noerr
sub 4, So. 3D. s3.70O. John Magee to John F. vogt
W. 2i So 100; $25. Sarah L. Davis to same, part
A CHICKEN THIEF sENTENcEp-In the case Of
Edward Dickson, alias "Chickenn Dickson con-
victed OF HOUSEKEEPING in stealing chickens the
motion for q new trial was argued this morning in
| the Criminal Court, and being overruled he was
sentenced TO the penitentary Tor eighteen months.
Mr.. FRANZ K. WARD BUYS A STREET Lor-
! MI Frank Il. Ward has purchased from X. H.
GoidSD0rough the property on the north side OF ID
| street, between 9Th and 10th, next to Mr. Koch's
property. IL has frontage OF 30 feet inches on
street, and runs back 1877 feet to a 3O-foOt aley
| The consideration paid was $4,000. 1t is stated
that MI Ward will erect building for his business
| on this site. Mr.. Ward will commence preDarino
| for the foundation OF his new establishment next
| Monday morning.
WASHINGTON FISH MARKEr.-Sold by R. A. Golden.
| 1910 herring, IS TO So per thousand.
| Mrs ELECTA z. SMITH's RECEPrION.-Mrs Elecfa
E Smiths entertained number OF friends at her
rooms, 46l street, last evening. Among the
guests were Senator and Mrs. Logan Senator and
| Mrs. Cullom, Representative and Mrs Henderson,
| Representative and Mrs Payson, Representatives
Cullen and ROwell. Hon. g. p Rounds and Wife AS
s1stant Secretary JOslyn and Mrs Joslyn, Col and
Mrs. Stephenson, Mrs Lieutenant Greenleaf Mr.
and Mrs Cadet Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs Beach Taylor
Hon K +. Croweil, Captain James Smith. and
| many Others. The guests were received By Mrs
Smith, assisted by Mr.. james Allen.
CONDITION OF THI WArER-Great Falls o tenn
perature, 60 Receiving reservoir, south con
nectlon, %; north connection, 4; temperature, SO
Distributing reservoir. 36; temperature, 65
| TnEATEa CoMIQrE-in unusually entertaining
| variety performance is promised at the COmiou
| next week. A number OF variety stars OF the firs
magnitude win appear In sketches and specialize
fun OF Life and fun.
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vKLATrs famous caramels, go sthst, 1899 Pa. a

ATTENTION DRCGGIsTs.-Nr. Robert Callahan
Dear StI.: / have now had In use the National Cash
Register purchased OF You since the 1St OF April,
and have found IL fully equal 10 all that is claimed
for Il by its inventor. IL accurately records every
cent deposited and in such a manner that the
total amount may b. easily and readily ascer-
tanned Very respectfully, w. 5. Thompson, drug
gist.
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SHERRY WINEs.-FOr fine old sheTrieS, such as
the AmOntlIadO. OlOrOso, vintage of 1862; Veno de
PastO &c. which import direct myself. i guar
antec the genuine arctcles. Get them at Chr
Handlers, No GIL 9Th street northwest.
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What 1;r. Walsh Saws.
NOT THAT GRAND JURY.

To the Editor Of The EVENING STAR:
TouchinS the testimony Of ex-FOreman Mitchell
before the Springer committee to-day have to say
never told the Springer committee that Mr.. George
Bliss had said before the first grand jury that
serious matter TO 1Edtct nited States Senator ~
IL was before the second grand jury of which Mir.
Mitchell was not the foreman, that Mr. Bliss made
the remark Very respectfully,
j. A. WALSH.
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Condensed Eccais.

Judge Hagner gave notice in the Circuit Court
yesterday that at the next term lie would make no
special assignments, hut would take up the cases
on the calendar in their regular order.
The seventh week Of the revival meeting at Zion
Baptist church, in South Washington, conducted
by Rev. Mr. Gibbons closed last night. The result
OF Mir Gibbons labor is that he has 2s2 candidates
for baptism, and he Will Begin the work Of " Dip
ping them In the Potomac, near the Long bridge,
at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
The eighty-seventh birthday OF Mrs Ann Multi
ken. the widow of the late Nathan Muiliken a
member OF the Foundry NJ E. church for over half
a century, was celebrated last night at her resi-
dence on street, near 18th, by gathering of her
many friends, members or the church and OF the Y.
Nj. C. A.
Henry Jaeger yesterday filed suit I'm the Circuit
Court against D. T. CiSSel. John T. Ford and Nathan
q. Bond claiming 5000 for injuries inflicted by the
Iall OF temporary fence erected around new
building Of the defendants at the northwest corner
OF 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue few weeks
ago.
The Autobiography Association OF the District at
their meeting at SheaS hail. last evening. elected
MessrS w w. jackson, r. L. De AkerS, Jas. A.
George, and :. p kEutt delegates TO the national
convention, which meets next Wednesday In Chi
cag0.
a concert viii be given at Congregational church
on the nth Of May by the choir OF st. Andrews
church. assisted by eminent local talent.
grand charity fair Will be given at the National
Rifles armOry, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
see ativt.
Roger George HGSlc0ck, a well known printer of
t$ city. died yesterday, after lingering illness of
ccEst'mnti0n. The funeral VIII take place to-
morrow under the direction Of Columbia Typo
Graphical JDiOa.
~ the sixth regular clay pigeon match of the
C~i!,a. iiy Gun cab yesterday Magruder scored
=, Ei,i>. Mcleod, iCcI and Jones 12 each, Wilson,
BUriey. GoldstCr0uEh, Ncnclden and Edridge II
c. Ii, Wagner AMI HosfGTd 10 each, Hart 9, and
J. /. Bottom. 1896 18th street. reports that his
Wood S.led was broken open iaSt night. and COM
fe'e SET OF carpenter tools Walked at $50 stolen.
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ave can always sell Speer's 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. was
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PAnAsons PARAso1s.
NEW STYLES. JUST OPENED

l. ARASOlS. ARASOIS
NEW STYLES. JUST OPENED
Coaching Parasols. all colors, 81 so $75
Satin Parasols, lined trimmed with Lace. $275.
Silk Parasols, 81, $l25, 81. so, $I75, ~
40-inch Spring Cashmeres, Csc
40inch all-wool Shooda Cloth, 3Oc
Tricotine Dress Goods, CSC.
Tricotine Dress Goods. Ice.
.Gerster Dress Goods, 12hc.
Ladies' Flannel Suiting, l2]&c
Summer Silks, &c.
Black Gros- Grain Dress Silks, Csc
Plain Heavy Gros- Grain Silk, 81.
Merrimac Calico. 4Lc.
Linen Lawn, &c.
Boys Cloths, 15c., 20c., 25c
Feather Proof Bed Ticking. 15c.
Brocade Dress Silks, SOC.
Childrens Hose. seams 15c
Ladies' Balbriggan Hose, no seams Csc
Wamsutta Cotton, &c.
Nuns Yelling. all cclors
40-inch French Black Cashmere &c.
Fancy Straw Mating all styles
India Linen. SIC, lOc.. Ike. l5c
WSON'S,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
ap5o South Side near It'll.
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Purity.

The scarcity Of pure and reliable wines has kept
them out OF the reach of those In moderate circrn-
has spent twenty-five years In cultivattng and ac-
climating the Port Wine Grape and establishing
his vineyards produces wine that has been tested
by experts and pronounced the best For sale by
all druggists. w&s
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GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.

The half has not been told to the great curative
powers of the CUTICURA REMEDIES. l have paid hun
dreds of dollars for medicines cure diseases of the
blood and skin and found anything yet equal
the CUT1cURA REMEDIES. CHAS. A. WILLIAMS.
Providence, R. I
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Nuss, YELLING. Nuns YELLING,


WIDE DOUBLE WIDTH, PURE WOOL. IN CREAM,
PINK, BLUE, AND BLACK,
cash VALUE 5Oc),
REDUCED TO 37Ho
SILKS! SILKSM SIIKS,u
SIC, 45c Soc SIC. 4oc., Soc. Sc, 45c., soc.
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS ONLY Sc
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH LAWNS, Csc
CARRIERS, I'll MARKET SPACE
BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOODS. silk and
WOOL Csc. 'i7'7IITF II
COLORED SILKS cash value 81, reduced to 75c
HENRIETTA CASHMEEES (back) silk and wool 81
BLACK SATIN MERvILIEUX, cash value 81 Is, re-
duced to 81.
BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES pure silk 75c
BLACK SATIN. SOC. COLORED SATIN, Soc.
BLACK SILKS. reduced. 75c., 81, Sl25 81 so
BLACK SILKS. superior quality, cash value So, re-
duced to 81. so.
BROCADE SILKS-Pnk, cream. blue and white 81
NUNS YELLING. beautiful lace style pure WOOL Csc
NEW YORK MILLS SHEEIING COTTON, Csc
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS. pure wool, S16O
NO CREDIT. CASH PRICES,
my6 CARRIERS, I'll MARKET SPACE.
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On Thirty DAYS, Trial.

S3 a gall, :5c. at. bottle. Our No. Rye
Whisky. known everywhere. McGee's, 9th near d.
L W6S,2W
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House District Committee Criticised.

KNIGHTS OF LABOR UNBURDEN THEMSELVES.
+ District Assembly, No 66, Knights of Labor. have
sent a communication to the House District COM
mittee accusing them Of usurping power by refus-
inG to restore selfgovernment to the District and
then neglectlng to perform their duties In this
connection the communication says:
W hen the House has granted from its limited
TINE day Tor District affairs occasion You
mad nothing to report. On another day you tried
10 pay from the District treasury to lady OF '.high
social standing" bounty OF $4,000. In grateful
recognition OF services rendered By her husband to
the United states. On another day you made an
aD0rtiye effort TO build bridge for the benefit OF
Your chalrmanS constituents. to be paid for by the
disiranchiSed citizens OF the District. You
nave given "hearing" without limit to the friends
ana enemies OF the steam railways which destroy
the beauty and utility OF our streets and parks.
knowing and intending that the corporations will
DE forever unmotested, because "hearing" Is not
action.
The assembly further say that what they demand
IS tnat tney be no longer subjected to the alterna-
1--WE OF no government at all, or OF a government
chosen by 1.-THE ignorant negroes OF the sixth Mary
land district, the poor white trash of the eighth
virginia district, and the worthy but mfsinformed
voters or various provincial districts" In concl-
sion, they say that until the right OF self-govern-
nient Is accorded they demand that the committee
shall fully perform the duties you have vOlunta-
lilly assumed, and abandon all other occupation in
order TO justly regulate the affairs OF the 200 900
people whom you have made your Involuntary
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AEiE.eEseIlts. &C.. Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Niss Lizzie Evans In 'sDeT
Drop"
TBEATER CONIQCE-FirSt-claSS varieties.
DIME MUSEUM.-CuriCSitieS and interesting per-
Torrance.
FOKD'S OFERA HoUsE-''Pinafore."
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The fine photos OF Kets Kemethy-s, 11O9 Pa. ave-
Continue 10 be 3 per dozen, with a 18th painted.
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No Poison. Harris Roach Powder. Get it.

BARGAINS in sprinS dry goods just opened. Dress
goods. silks, CashmeTeS nuns yelling; best calico
cts; pdraS0ls; fannels, all wool, Is cts hose no
linens 81 cts; cloth for boys suits II cts; mat
ting; lawns cts; shee;ing cotton 10 cts. Tow
sons. Pa ave, south side
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GooDw1s,s BRos.
POINTS ON THE RACES,,"
We pleased to that we shall usual at
tend the Washington and Baltimore races person and
shall be prepared, rs heretofore to furnish to SUBJ
VERY BEST POINTS"
all races ct those meetings Intending spectators
reminded that gave four OUT Of the five short
horses which at Washington last spring. viz: Col
Watson Paid $33 80. HELEN Wallace S5l.1b, Lizzie
Mack s4s50 and Hilarity s2+ 10. For terms of sub
scripion, &C.. apply ION after MONDAY, May H.
or send for prospectus to GOODWIN BROS, Riggs
House. We execute commissions at the track for par
ties unable to att nd the races. 1t
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BEAUTY.

For Rough. Chapped and Greasy Skin. Blackheads
Pimples, Skin Blemishes. and Infantile Humors use
CUTICURA SOAP. real Beautiier my3
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Washington, May 9th. 1854.

MARRIAGE LICENsEs--Marriage licenses have
been Issued by the clerk of the court to Johan
Frederick Olsen and Marie Louise Digele: W. H.
Norris and Julia Smith.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

CTFsCE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. C.. May 10. 1854. e:3O an {
Fc" the middle AtTShic states, fair weather.
IorthTesterly winds, stationary temperature on
Sunday fair weather i indicated for the middle At
L.ntic, south Atlantic and gulf states
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A IL THE GOOD Effects OF THE BEST THEIR
NAL SPRINGS MAY BE OBTAINED
By TAKING
TARRANTS
SETTER
ADEDYCNr
IN HOT MATER

IN HOT WATER.
IL CURES DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION AND COR
RECTS IRREGULARITIES ARISING FROM A DIS
ORDERED STOMACH, LIVER OR BOWELS 1T II
INVALUABLE IN RHEUMATISM OR ANY CONDI
TION OF THE SYSTEM WHERE AN EXCESS OF
AClD Is MANIFESTED. myl0
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On Thirty Days Trial.
Or. Dyes Celebrated Electro voltaic Belts and
young or old who are affiicted With nervous de-
bty, lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
g SRee sso and .e9ape hsa1 a
incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed. w,s,m
ssBroxvn,s bronchial Troches,, are ex-
celent for the relief of Hoarsness or Sore Throat
They are exceedingly efIective.-ChriStian World,
London, Eng. 60
Gushing Process Liquors for Medicinal
use; warranted chemically pure; sold by all drug
gists JAS F. MCGEE, sole agent, 404 n.wtu, I'm
Bicycle Shirts and Stockings, Mems and
Boys sizes from Soc to a, all shades. Special rates
to clubs samples free, at Auefbachs, 18th and H.
Burnett's Cocoaine,
=, ono THE EEST OF ALI 4t.R DRESSINGS
dandrutf, and pvigorates the action of the capil-
upon the glossness and richness OF the hair is such
BaTnetss FiaEpips Extracts are the best go
Lundborg's Perfume, Edema 60
Lundborg's Perfume, Alpine Violet. 60
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily OF the Valley go
j. NJ. Laroque,s Eli1er of Cali.aya
Bark
Has, for more than half century, been in use by
all classes of people, and Endorsed by eminent ph-
sic1ans as the best tonic and tnvigOratOr extant.
The weak, the nervous, the debilitated, all find it
to give new life, vigOr and happiness. Particu-
larry lady,s medicine. s. bottle. Sold BY drug:
Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md. tu,th,s6m
"Alderney Dairy WagOns.'
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning.
and delivered in haf-pouDd "Ward" prints 45c. per
pound AlsO Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk and Sweet
MILK, &c. per quart, Cream 15c. pint
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1.-THE house shows the owner and II she uses
SIpOiIO 1t WI shine 10 her credit.
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Theological Graduates OF Howard
University.

LUTHERAN CHURCH.
The commencement exercises OF the theological
department of Howard University were held last
evening at the Memorial Lutheran church Rev.
Dr. Patton, the president OF the university, pre-
sided The members OF the graduating class de-
1vered ora;lonS as follows: "ChrlStianity versus
MOhamedanism," Mr. John L. Davis, of Boston;
Use and Abuse OF Creeds," James s. Walker, OF
GreeDv1ile, S. C.; "Richard Allen and the A. NJ. T.
church. by Mr. Charles Cargl, or Atlanta Ga;
"True Manhood" William r. Arnold, of Washing,
ton: 1.-The Fourth Luther Centenary Daniel Wise
man: OF Brooklyn; "ChriSt, the Center OF Revealed
truth, William Fl. Giles, Of Raleigh. The dc grees
were conferred by Rev. Dr. Craighead, the dean OF
the theological department. and copy OF the Bible
Was presented TO each graduate by Rev. DR.. Ptzer,
the president OF the Washington City Bible Society