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Affairs IL, West Washington.

SERIOUS SHOOTING AFTRaY.-A party of col
ored men had cOngreEaIcd in house on NJ
street, between 18th and 26th streets about
12:3o o'clock st night. Among the number
were " N. Pope, "a years of age who lives at
the corner ni 29li4 and streets, and Tom Belt,
- years old, whose place of residence is in
CongrcSs-Strcct alley Belt states that he and
ZONE We're talking together in Il friendly wav
when suddenly Pope. without any cause fired
three shots at him (l5clu through his l'opc s.
coat pocket. two of tie balls taking effect in
1'elt,S left leg and hip. Pope had been drinking
for three or four days. and was intoxicated at
the time. Tie wounded man returned to his
home, where Dr. Iarncll rendered surgical aid.
1t vii! be remembered that Pope shot and killed
SaXey Butler some time ago. for which he was
sentenced 10 eight years in Albany peniten-
tary. and was repTieved last April Pope is still
at iarge.
For CHARITY SAKF.-The entertainment
given last might by the Hotchkin family at
curtis hail. under the auspices Of the first sub
division OF Associated Charities, and for its
peHeht, drew but small audience This division
has done great deal in relieving destitute fami-
Hes, but 1t Is now in Straitened circumstances.
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RENOvATING of ladies' evening .irc>- Is a spa-
cialty. at No. I2u5 New Grril avenue north
west. Mrs. c. Lcrch, from Pagi-, formerly with
a. Fischer
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CASH i E1cEs For Dry GooDs.
COLORED SILKS, SOC;
FANCY SILKS SOC.
COLORED SATINS SOC,
BLACK SATINS soc
CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE

-No111 ce CoI IIeT UI Itu slTett
FRUIT OF THE LOOM BLEACHED COTTON, 8.
NEW YORK MILLS SIIEETING COTTON
widest and very best quality, %.
Finest quality French SATTINFSS, in Pink Blue and
Cream, only 30
Beautiful COLORED CASHMERES, very fine quail
ity, II yards for 81.
Excel. mt quality BLACK SILKS only 81, cheap at
Sl-25- COlORED SILKS, excellent quality, only
15c; real value 81.
NUNS YELLING Cream, Pink, Blue, Black wide
double width. pure wool only 5Tla.
LADIES CLOTH SUTTING, in Grey and Brown,
yard and halt (l12) wide. immense width, only
31l2.
BROCADE COLORED SILK VELVET 81 90.
Very handsome BLACK BROCADE SILK VEL
VET worth $500 reduced TO S15O. Special bargain.
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, all pure fine wool,
Sl.5U.
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Louis FABEE's PATENTED EFFRTGEr iToP Tor
eServin- "y~ta $. claims. Ctc.ior sale at MorcI
( Co. ;, 1;}i 6th 81. n "
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FoUR-BrTTON monogram kids 81: Andres
eog5in ton. LIZ. Cur-ets, 2Jc. and up. Brod-
head : 9U1 r street
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EXCURSIONS.

Cooks GRANp EXCURSION
COLORADO AND CALIFORNIA.
Including
THE MAMMOTH CAVE OF KENTUCKY,
THE YOSEMITE VALLEY,
And other features Of great interest
To Leave THURSDAY, NAY :, ISIS
Pullman Cars, Firstclass Hotel Accommodation Oar.
rage Drives. and all Necessary Expenses
included. occupying eight weeks
Full descriptive program, with map of the route
sent free by mail on application
Address THoS COOK & SON,
fe25-v,Ss,2m 26l broadway, " v
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RoBBERTEs are prevented by the timely pre-
caution of depOSitin" your loose ValuableS with
the National Safe Deposit company corner 1 9th
street and New York aNenuc
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INAUGURATION BALLROOM FLooR-Th,
flooring and joist at the inaugural ballroom
viii be sold at auction on Monday, March 9tL
II IL O'Clock M, by Duncanson Bros auction
GERS.
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CABINET PHOTOS $3.50 per dozen. Well
finished, good work. LaTdncr. 81 Pa. ave-
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CAUTIoS.-Learning that my name has bee :
1sed in thu effort IL Cb,.tIa money / VI a t.
caution all against giving cTe0cucoS to any such
aPplNati6n. john +. P.lrct. 9i:; Pom. ave.
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THE UNION SQUARE TTTFATFR SUCCESS.
Admission TO family circle 10 cents: admission to
lfSt noor, Zoc deserved seats may Ie secured six
days III advance without extra charge at the Fox
Office of the museum. In future Box Office open a
NJ. sharp 10 10 pm.
Doors open al and pm; overture one hour later
Carriages may be ordered i:IU and 1910 pm
Monday, March oth.-S DRAPEK'S Mammoth
Uncle ION CABIN 60. mr.
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THE STEAMER w. w. CoRcoRAN will moi
leave for Mt. Vernon tomorrow (Sunday
morning as heretofore advertised.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ADJUSTMENTS.
A LBAUaHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
THIS EVENING AT S.
Farewell performance of the Splendid Dramatic Spec
tacle,
MICHAEL STROGOFF.
A Grand Ballet of over One Hundred Persons
Magnificent scenic Effects and Brilliant Costumes.
MONDAY. MARCH 8.
The Pronounced Comedy Success.
BUNCH OF KEYS
Sale of Seats Now Open. mh7
FoRDs- scANLAN's FAREWELL
LAST TIME OF THE IRISH MINSTREL
Don't Fail TO Hear His Ten Songs.
Men, Women and Children Delighted.
Monday----M. B. CURTIS--sPoT CASH.
The Drummer is the Most Innocent Man on the Road.
"Bizness is Bizness."
How Do You Know.
"I'l Drop in on You Some Day This Week"
Reserved Seats Now Ready M
THE IDEAL QUARTETTE.
, = tE-49mp9sed OF Mrs MCCARIEF,Miss MOVES. Mrs
TRUE, Mrs FAollLiN, will give Al Concert at the
TUESDAY. EV I@sS'i'S Mar" MarGh lo.h.
P PgwI MSih IS6 ar p WI ass Mrs
II, Noyes, Mr.. Lent. Mr.. Eernays,
Music store. ~ mh-o3t
DDIE MUSEUM.
~ Nox Penn a WINE near IN nd street
TH IL lIT lilt COMPANY
Every afternoon and Might This Week.
N0rn TE E6U OPERA &a K SSay 2ff YW$9esay
20 tirStcias lass Artists. in The famous burle~que
'5 oUR CRo@ 90 'iiS = P AR Y're''" OF
Also, Grand Oio Performance int reducing Vivian
& Gray. Phillips 4 Bach. Conway a Stanley, II efron
COL. GOSHEN, Barnums Great Giant'and six Other
ENGAGE 1,HI: TN TN R!iAN3IRDINARY
THE CELEERATED COMEDIAN,
IN HIS GREAT sCcCE 81 "aWtiDow BEDor."
Museum open from 10 am to 10 pm.
Admission 10 all only 10 cents. mr2-6t
NATIONAL ROLLER sKASING RINK,
6Il-eI3 STREET,
Near Post Office Building
OPEN MARCH Sd. A. PM.
1900 Feet hard Maple Floor Skating Surface.
mr2-Im
IL ERZOG'S MUSEUM.
IL Late Lincoln Hall, corner 9th and D sts-
EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
COMMENCING MONDAY. March ID
MATLACK DRAMATIC COMBINATION,
In the great Sensational MeloD Drama,
a CELEBRATED CASE
THE UNION SQUARE THFATFR SUCCESS
Admission TO family circle, 10 cents: admission to
hfSt uoor, zoe. deserved seats he secured six
days III advance without extra charge the BOX
Office of the museum. In future Box Office open = a.
N. sharp TO 10 pm.
Doors open al and pm: overture one hour later
Carriages may be ordered at 40 and loIupm.
Monday, March 3th.-S. DIAPERS Mammoth
Uncle Toms Cabin Go. mr.
rI'HEATER CoMIQUE
INAUGURATION WEEK. COMMENCING MON
DAY, MARCH >
A show that has never been Equaled on Earth A
Const citation of the Variety Worlds Greatest Met-
Partisan Nae Mac Dancers! Matinee Evc:y nav Per
fOrmance Every EVcuiug, Brother see this show and
you VIII not have lived IN vain. nr2Gt
S,OCIETY MUSIC.
= F. EIBNER'S ORCHESTRA
Furnishes Music for all occasions Residence. 1910
18th ST Orders left at the Music stores of Messrs.
prompt attention. FL
CHOICE SEATS
BRENTANO BROS.
Jal '-om PenISH lNanIa ave. cor. 18th st.
T OUIS WERFRS ORCHESTRA-TFLFPH0
orders 70 residence, 30 eth St.Ss or len DrOops
Ellis or MetzeTUttS music store ard De.nonets co IA
lectohery store VIII receive prompt attention jal9
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THE National Safe Deposit company. corner
10Th ami New York avenue. receives trunks Of
siiyerwarc, bonds and all sorts Of VARIABLE
things on special deposit Tor moderate charge
See advertisement.
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IMPORTANT NOTICF.-Cur entire stock of
boots and shoes at Il great sacrifice. as we must
yacate by the ETH OF March. 40 reasonable
oter refused. Fixtures Ior sale.
SINS1IEGNER & Bro,
sos eth street.
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EMILE ZOLA'S NEW NOVEL,
"GFRMINAT,r

EMILE ZOLA'S NEW NOVEL,
"GERMINAL."
BY EMILE lola,
Author of ''Nana," "L'ASSomoir" etc Printed
from advance sheets, by arrangement with
the author. Illustrated. Frontispece by
TRUE w WILLIAMS. 12mo. Cloth, black
and gold, S1.OO; paper cover, soc.
"GERMINAL," the latest work of the distfn-
guished lola, is, without doubt, the most mas
terly effort of his genius. Its descriptions of
character are startlingly life-like and vivid.
SHADOWED TO EUROPE:
A CHICAGO DETECTIVE ON Two CONTINENTS
Mooney & Boland's Detective Stories is full
page illustrations by TRUE WILLIAMS
limo Cloth, 81. co. paper cover, soc.
This record of the chase from Chicago to Spain
after one of the most accomplished swndlers of
modern times is full of exciting interest from
first to last. The story being founded on fact is
much more wonderful than any creation of the
Imagination. This work is founded on the rec
ords OF the Mooney & Boland Detective Agency
whose effective operations are known all over
the country.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUClION SALES.
CEVENTY-FIVE THOUSAND FEET OF
- FLOORING AND FORTY THOUSAND FEET
OF JOIST AND SCANTLING AT NEW PEN
SION BUILDING AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, MARCH NINTH, at TWELVE
O'CLOCK, we will sell
ALL THE FLOORING JOIST AND SCANTLING
used in the Inauguration Ball Room and Ante Rooms
which have been laid about week Will be sold in
lots
1t DUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts.
ATTRACTIVE SALE
PAINTINGS, SKETCHES, STUDIES IN OIL AND
WATER COLORS,
MIR. LOUIS ID. MELINE,
Including many Choice Subjects. Every Picture is
appropriately framed in ornamental gold-leaf
frames rich In design, of frst-class
workmanship adapted to each
special subject.
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE
WITHOUT RESERVE OR LIMIT,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
MARCH ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH,
AT THREE AND EIGHT O'CLOCK p. NJ,
At our Gallery, corner 10th street and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, where they will he on view from
Monday Evening up to the time of sale. Gallery open
mh7-5t WALTER p. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts.
For Other Auctions SEQ 9TH Pare
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SKATING R1xG open March Sd. : p. m.

b. II. WARNFES Guide Book at all station
ers and at his office, $40 + street. Price ten
cents.
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"JUSTH'S OLD STAND 619 ID street north
west, buys gents firSt-claSs secondhand cloth
Ing. Note by mail attended Ia.
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LONDON COUGH SYRUP only 10 cents at drug
Sists.
FACE and eyesight fitted. Hercr;er's. II, ST
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AT Auerbach's. 9TH and II streets. Fresh suppl,
received to-day. All modern Improvements ant
5 years guarantee
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100 Handsome Baby Carriages
just received from the leading manufacturers
will be offered allow prices at r. Goldschmids
S12-7th st. NV. 2
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For a TRULY ELEGANT SHOE try Hahn's
ladies' hand-Sewed Paris or French Kid button
boots, SIG eth street.
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WE WILL MAKE six elegant Cabinet photo
graphs for one dollar. Other styles at Uronor-
ionately reduced rates Low sljcc Tut not
cheap work. r. VAIL. Imperial Studios. SO
Market Space. and ~ Pennsylvania ave. Also
al 300 W. Baltimore St. Bal iiInOre.
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DR. Lyon PERFECT TOOTH POWDER
An ELEGANT Toilet LUXURY, % cents.
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EVERY STYLEOF SHOW CASES for sale at man
ufacturers prices. NOren Il cos, 134 9th ST. H.
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CROUCH on Itch.

Cluett's Crown Collars.
Cuffs and Monarch Shirts are the best of all. 60
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latest sly les and supcriOr quality. The largest
variety in the District at Ilahn'S, SIC 7th II.
CABINET PHoTos $3.50 per dozen. Wei
finished, good work Lardner. go Pa. ave.
RENovATISG of ladies evening dies Is a sra-
cialty, at No. l2n.' New E.rl avenue north
west. Mrs. c. Lcrch, from Pagi-, formerly with
a. Fischer.
SKATING RIxe oren March Sd, ppm
BH. WARNEE-S Guide Beck 1T all station
ers and at his office, $40 street. Price tea
cents.
ORATIoSs of Hon. Robert c. Winthrop and
Hon John W: Daniel. il a Pamphlet OF forty
Iages, price 15c. For sale ny Gray x GARRISON,
SSs Pa ave At all newstanGs.
VISIT PICTURE GALLERY. Al 9TH street.
SKATING RINK open March Sd, pm
FUssELL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo,
142. New York avenue.
We WILL MAKE six elegant Cabinet photo
graphs for one dollar Other styles at proper
nonately reduced rates; Low ;Iicc hut not
cheap work. II. VAIL. Imperial Studios, $40
Market Space. and ~ Pennsylvania ave. Also
at 2oo W. Baltimore St, baltimore.
RoBBERIEs are prevented by the timely pre-
caution of depositfne your loose valuabIe< with
the National SAFE Deposit company corner 9TH
street and New York avenue.
IMPORTANT NoTICF.-Our entire stock of
boots and shoes at Il great sacrifice. as we must
vacate by the 18th OF March. No reasonable
oter refused. Fixtures tot sale.
SINslGEINER & BRO,
sos 9TH street.
SKATING RINK open March Sd, ppm.
EAsTMAN's ALOHA PERFUNE-
An ari>toeratic odor..
For \ TRULY ELEGANT SHOE try Hahn's
ladies hand-Sewcd Paris or French Kid button
boots, SIG eth street.
Buy AT MoEELL Il Co. wholesale and retail
slgar Depot, 131 9th 81. II. W. between G. and
II no 10y aflpfs.
Long John, Mascotte. Nickel Washington Mon
ument, etc, cigars, at &c; for ,25c.; 100 for
$3.50.
a PANEL PICTURE and a capst0ne setting of
the W aShinSton monument presented to every
sitter during the next four weeks. The very
best cabinet photographs So per dozen. with Il
nue.. kets kemethy.
DR. LYONS PERFECT TooTH POWDER
An Elegant Toilet Luxury, % cents.
"JUsTHs OLD STAND 619 ID street north
west, buys gents first-claSs secondhand cloth
Ing. Note by mail attended to.
EVERY STYLEOF SHOW CASES for sale at man.
ufacturers prices. Morell Il Co.'S, 734 9th ST. n.
W.
WE WILL SELL on Monday 1000 Stamped
Linen Buffet ScarfS at 80 cents each NJ r.
Bruce x Co., 433 9th street northwest.
THE National Safe Deposit company. corner
18th and New York avenue: Office hours 9 am
TO PIN. Call and inspect the vaults.
TURKISH RUG PATTERNS for sale at 545 sth
street southeast.
si ESsD0S COUGH SYRUP only 10 cents at drug
FACE and eyesight fitted. Hernpier's, ~ ST.
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EQUITABLE c. b. AssoCIATIoN.-ThIs assecia
ton held its 65th regular meeting Thursday
night, Tho Somerville, president, in the chair
and JnO. Joy Edison secretary S:j4 300 was adj
yanced to the members at an average premium.
OF 81 per cent. The large amount OF money OF
hand TO advance at this season of the yea
caused the rate Of premium To be lower than
has been for over twelve months. Thsre wa
an increased application for new stock this
month in the Sth ISSUE
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n
Trough on Itch'cures humors. eruption ring
worm, letter, salt rheum, frosted et,chilblains
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WE WILL SELL on Monday 900 Stamped
Linen Buffet ScarfS at % cents each NJ r.
Bruce Il Co., 43} 9th street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-07

New Term Begins now. Superior Native Teachers
only. Glasses and Private Lessons Fee Extremely
Low.
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WoNDERFUL CURES OF NERVE DISEASES
w All sufferers from rheumatism. Neuralgia or
other Nervous Disorders should call at 523 18th st.
NV. city for relief and for testimonials of men and
women right here in Washington. Office DR. HILLS
'MAlfN EIIC APPLIAN Noe COMPA N.Y. fl2-lms
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"Alderney Dairy Wagons

Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morn
ing, and delivered in halfpound Ward" prints
soc. per pound. Also Cottage Cheese, Butter
milk and Sweet Milk, sc. per quart. Cream 15c
pint.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER
WAsHISGToS, ID. G., March ., 1883 10a.m.
For the middle Atlantic states. partly cloudy
weather, with local rains or SHOWS. followed
generally during sunday by fair weather. v4ri-
able winds. generally westerly in southern por-
ton, slightly warmer in extreme northern p1r-
lion, nearly stationary tenn peratIre in remain
Ing portions of the district. lower barometer.
For sunday, local SHOWS are indicated fOT
New England with clearing weather in the
middle Atlantic states
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WASHINGToNs SCHOOL OF ELOCUTIoN AND
w English Liant uage


GARFIELD KTNDFRG ARTFN
W PRIMARY AND TRAINING SCHOOL.
923 18Th NV.
au216m MRS. ANNA ID. OGDEN, Principal.
IDRINATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES or
study To adults confidential; prepares for college
Annapolis West Point. all examinations.
~ a INSTITUTE. sw. corner Sth and K SITS NV.
Mathematical, Classical, Business.
:. w. FLYNN, A. NJ.
Evening Glasses. SS and 50 q month. oc2a
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FUSSELL'S Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo
142. New York avenue.
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SILVER WARE SALE-Messrs. Walter B. vii
uams & Co., auctioneers, will make a closine
sale of silver ware bronZes, etc, by order of the
Taunton Silver Plate company, this evening III
1870 p. IN.
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SKATING RINK open March Sd, Ppm.
EASTMANS ALOHA PERFUNE-
An ariStOcratic odOr
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Now READY.
WRO WROTE THEM?
A MAN OF DESTINY
LETTERS To A PRESIDENT-ELECT

12mo. Cloth, S1.00; Paper Covers, SO cents.
Since the days of the famous Letters of Jul
attention these letters of silva to a President
elect. They have been frequently and deserv-
edly compared with the Letters of Junius"
while in the judgment of some of the ablest
critics they are regarded as being far in advance
OF those remarkable cpiStleS. ''Who is Siva?'
The most thoughtful readers are at a loss for an
answer. These letters have been ascribed in
turn to the Hon. ]. G. Blaine, Hon. w. NJ
EyartS, Hon: Roscoe Conklihg, Col. r. G. Inger-
Charles 4. Dana, Hon Emery A. Storrs. .sGaii
Hamilton" D. K. Locke, Gen. Grant Gen Il. NJ
Prentiss, Margaret sullivan, James Redpath
and other distinguished persons. This fact alone
is evidence of their remarkable character.
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i II SCENARIOS MAGNETIC SOLFS AND FOOT
~ Batteries are Indispensable for persons suffering
nom cold feet, weak circulation of the eXtremities
etc. Onr ELECTROMAGNETIC garments are designed es.
pecaly for rheumatic neuralgia nerve gffections
Competent IhysiCi. consultation free Patients called
on al their homes. THE MAGNETIC APPLIANCE
w. 81 i Il. u fp2I-lm
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THE BERLTIz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,

Baltimore, Boston, Brooklyn, Providence
And at 123 l4th ST. n W.. WASHINGTON.
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UneScelled advantages for learning Conversation


UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGIATE COURSES
instruction is provided for Graduate Undergrad
uate and special Students The next academic wear
begins september 30. 1850.
For circulars address by postal card the Johns Hon
kins University. fIO-eoonl
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PROFESSIONAL.

III o. CANDLE. NITAPATH PHYSICIANI
IL employ the best health resources of nature
scientifically applied through Vital Nervaura Flee.
trlclty, Vegetable Remedies Food. Water, Air Heat
Light, Ozone, Electric NapOr Baths, DC discard ali
Numerals, opaicS Mercury, QuiHine. Alcoholic Slim
ulantS- prepare all my vegetable remedies
Consultation free Cal or send for testimonials OF
wonderful cures. treat All diseases acute or Chronic
Off = and reception parlors, 922 ST., between 9th
ana loth, Washington, d. c. fe24-lms
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VISIT PICTURE GALLERY. III 9TH street.
SKATING RINK oren March 3D.. INN.
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THE National Safe Deposit company corner
18th and New York avenue: Office hours 9 am
70 pm. Call and inspect the vaults
National Republican., 1885-09-02
NEWS ITEMS.

Tho. Sportsmnn's shot works, Cincinnati.
were damaged by fire to the extent of $1,000
Monday night.
According to the figures of the New York pro.
duce exchange, the visible supply of wheat ~
1870 $50 bushels and of corn G,S2l $50 bushels
Fred Neggli, ex.sheriff of Medina county,
Tex, who was shot about q week ago while
resisting arrest, by Sheriff Thumm. at Castro
vile. died on Monday from the effects of his
wounds.
The attempt to throw suspicion of arsenical
Ter. of Harrington, Conn, has proved a failure.
The body was eXhumed, and the analysis
shows that Butler died natural death.
The epidemic of Texas fever which appeared
on the farm of Hiram Goodwin, OF Rockville
township, ILL.,, last week threatens to devastato
his entire herd OF over 200 cattle. Twenty-Five
have already died and ten or q dozen more are
in dying condition.
The strike of Baltimore glassblowcrs, which
icably settled, and full forces will be ut work
next week In all the factories. Tho non.unon
men will bo discharged and only members of
the union employed,
A decree has been entered by the United
States court at Baltimore awarding tho Mer.
chants and Miners Company s3S 100 for dam
ages to the Berkshire and S3G 273 for damages to
her cargo, resulting from collision with the
steamer Frostburg, Of the Consolidation Coal
Company.
At Dayton, Washington territory, Sunday,
Mrs. Ora A. Bowen, an aged widow, while
fighting fire I'm the woods which threatened to
destroy her home, was burned to death. Her
clothing caught fire, and the woman was most
horribly burned, her hands. face, and feet
she was lifeless and charred beyond recogni-
tion.