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watter~on,s Attacks on Randa

WaftersOn's Attacks on Randall.
TIE LATTER SAYS wATTRKsON SHOULD SEEK A PER-
SoNAL EXPLANATION IF HR HAS 4 PERSONAL
GRIEVANCE.
Mr.. Watterson has written another editorial on
Mr.. Randalrs visit to the south, In which he
charges that the whole purpose of the trip was to
make personal political capital with view OF in
juring Carlisle.
MIR. Randall was shown the editorial and said
that far its assault him Is concerned, II Mr.
the proper way would be for Mr.. Watterson to
make direct personal application for redress to him.
He further added that he did not propose to be
drawn into any newspaper controversy.
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MAkfRGED.
DIED..


BARKER Friday. January g. 1855 ANNIE NJ
BARhER. a9td forty-one years. daughter the late
John and Margnr-t Nockabee
Funeral from residence of her brother law Pa
rick II Smith, No. 3J5 LIST street northeast SUNDAY
January 18th. $50 r. IN.
JONES. On wednesday, January Tth 1885, at 10 a
m, after long ynd suffering illness. ROWLAND NJ,
beloved husband of Julia W. Jones
Funeral viii take place from his late residence So
street northwest Satu rday January 10Th O'clock
r. IN Friends respectfully invited TO attend
PERRY. On Wednesday, Jauuay 7th 1855, JOSIAH
PERRY, in the ntys CONF year his age: nst va
OF Stafordshre. England Tor the Iast twenty three
years a resident of this city
Funeral on saturday. January 10th lo:so O'Clock
from his residence 21l5 street northwest Friends
invited
rutland On January Z. 1885, at o'clock r. m
GEORGE rutland. native Of Main2 Germany in the
sixty second year OF his age
Funeral from his late residence, No. 1O1l III street
northeast. Sunday. the 18th instant O'Clock o. m
Relatives and friends Of the family invited. 2
WORMLEY At ! O'Clock January sth 1855 LII.
GILL, infant daughter Of W. ii. a. and Addie n.
Mornley
Funeral from her parents residence ll2O 10th stree
northwest on Saturday morning M IL O'Clock
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Latest Foreign New. by Cable.

sAL1sBURY'S CRITICISMS ON aLADsToNEs POLICY.
LONDON, January 9.-The Marquis OF Salisbury,
the conservative leader in the house OF lords, has
written letter TO conservative, In which he con-
demns the government for its vascillating foreign
and colonial policy. The notion, he says, finds. it.
self opposed by European coalition, and the colo
MES justly dissatisfied at the governments fail
ure to prevent Germany from annexing contiguous
territory,
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Tho baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. January 9.-ViEgins skies. conson
do new threes. 5isS bid day. ''O' '''' o.
BALTIMORE, Nh: January s-cotton dull--mid-
Howard street and western super. 25oa2s5 do extra
do family os7 city mills mills, super
Pstapsoo family $50: DO snperlative patent SIS
Sesss & o as and
6 a f wsse5 gsK M. red
and fairly .ctye southern white So do yellow 5Gs5l
rus1s
Ry
hrma .pi TO Choice Pennsy iyania and Msrylsaa
Old, isoS Bulk .shosdsHs ana sIsar IS sides
packed ss7 IN ce 81 rib sides
custer custer as.N. Petroleum nominaI-rsGnsa. SsssK
e. .s:5:s Ssss
grain lower 3d. Receiptsonour > z05 barrels; wheat
core Gs
The Chicago Markets.
Jsaa.fy sSx F:eTnssS sos M Ne siS Nay ssN
s7H: Nay. w Ssis~Jsnnssy: Ok FeSrSary. TX
l M:ssn aa sSs
nary 687N; February. e.92h: March. 7O2K; May.
The Petroleum Market.
reports Of heavy selling in New York The market
opened at 49, declined to TN. and then recovered to
Tx at / O'Clock The total daily production at the
Thorn creek field Is k6S3 barrels.
New York and the Cabinet.
Rx-CoN0RRssMAN WILLIS FAvORs Mr.. HEWITT FOR
PoRTFoLIo-TALK ABOUT WHITNEY MERE SPRCQlA-
TON. &
A STAR reporter to-day met ex-Congressman VIII
lis of New York. at the Capitol, and asked him who
will 20 in Clevelands cabinet from the Empire
state.
Nobody knows yet" he replied. III New York
can present good and suitable man for the Treas
ury he will probably be appointed"
'sWhO is q good mann"
"Oh, Hewitt for one He would be the very man
II he had robust health. This talk about Whitney
is all speculation. I don't believe Whitney will
be chosen. Yes 1t is true that he did help the
tional committed. He helped to raise money at a
time when it was badly needed But so did Others.
-Four men aided in raising that money. They are
Hewitt, Flower, Cooper and Whitney. Now, Whit
ney did no more than either OF the Others. But
Cleveland is not going TO pay any debts OF graft
tude. That's certain His idea is that II any DEM
ocrats rendered special service In the campaign
they can best be repaid by having good. safe and
popular administration. He Will not undertake to
reward them individually"
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The Swain Court Martial.


DECISION OF THE COURT REGARDING EVIDENCE TOUCH
ING BATEMAN'S BUSINESS METHODS.
In the Swain court martial yesterday, Mr.. Nc
Donald, Swaims chief clerk. was allowed to answer
under restrictions questions regarding the alleged
posting OF false quotations by Bateman. He said he
told Gen. Swain before the latter sued Bateman 4
Co, that De Akers had resigned as telegraph oper-
ator because Bateman required him TO IalSify quo
tatiOnS. On croSs-examinatlon he could not recol-
lect who told him about the De Akers case.
Mr.. Cook produced a voucher of JOS j. Walton
dated January 14th for $685.
Mr.. Walker, OF the navy pay office, testified that
it was paid TO Walton by check, which he identi-
fed
After an hours secret deliberation this morning
the court announced as its decision that the inquiry
as to Swaim's knowledge OF alleged diScreditable
methods OF business on the part OF Bateman Co.
shall be limited TO Information that came to him
prior to February, 1884. but that the defense may
be allowed to put Gen. Boynton and Mr.. Wynne on
the stand to testify TO their knowledge Of the De
Akers transaction
The question OF the admissibility OF the testd-
mOny OF the witness De AkerS was then taken up
and argued at length.
WITNESS DE AKERS' TESTIMONY RULED OUT.
The court ruled out the testimony OF the witness
De Akers, upon the ground of his want OF belief in
the existence OF Supreme Being
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The Navy Fraud Cases.
CONTINUED from First Edltion.l

Carrigan advised him not to follow Wetmore:
followed him (W.) twice; once saw him go into
building on street, opposite the Ebbitt house:
witness is q native OF Dorchester county, Nd, and
lived in Baltimore prior to coming here, working at
sail making
Witness left the stand at 2:30.
Testimony was given as to the voucher being
fraudulent; that the articles go bedsteads. with
wire mattreSSes were not delivered that 1t was In
the Handwriting Of MI. Kirkwood.
SPECIAL AGENT BRACKET RELIEVED FROM Durr.-
Special Agent c. NJ Bracket, OF the Treasury, has
been relieved nom duty In charge OF the district OF
New York, pending an investigation into his Official
conduct. and Special Agent Ira Ayers J, stationed
at the public stores In New York, has been directed
to take charge OF the Office.
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Fatally Burned by y Lamp Explosion.
PrrTsBuRG. Pa, January Am oil lamp in the
hands OF an old lady named Catherine Van Nessen
exploded this morning, setting l1re to the house
and burning Mrs. Van Neseen SO badly that she
died before assistance arrived. The IRE was extin-
house
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INCARCERATION ON STATEN IsIANn-Rev. o.
Kuehne, OF the Lutheran church Of Stapleton, d L,
last Sunday night married couple IN . 0imly-
lighted room. Now IL turns out that the bride b
muattO. aged fourteen The groom, German,
ia twenty-five, ana rather simple mln6o6 96ego
= much Indignation over The a0a1I.
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Capitol Notes.
The Six Million Bill.

THE H0CSR DISTRICT COMMITTEE CONSIDERS IT wrTu
CLOSED DOORS, AND WILL MORE THOROUGHLY SIT
1T BEFORE THE MEASURE Is REPORTED
The question under consideration In the House
District committee yesterday, under the band OF
secrecy, the bill to allow persons having claims
against the District under the Old board OF public
works to take their cases to the Court Of Claims,
which has already been reported to the House and
had been assigned to be called up for passage on
Monday-Distrlct day. The criticism the commit
tee has been subjected to account of the bill was
the cause OF the demand for secrecy. The state
ment OF the Commissioners that the bill, II passed,
would cost the District five six million dollars
has resulted in a motion to reconsider the bill
When it was first introduced and sent to the COM
mittee they decided not TO report it. but they were
afterwards induced to do so by the arguments OF
those interested In It's passage, who claimed that
Justice demanded that they should have chance to
be heard In the House. The report accompanying
the bill did not urgently recommend its passage,
but merely stated the facts the case and It was
not the intention OF the committee they say push
the matter. 1t has now been decided that the bill
Will not be called up on Monday, ana at the meet
Ing on Tuesday the matter will be more thoroughly
siftcd, parties on both sides being heard
ATTORNEY RIDDLE DENoUNCES THE BILL
The Commissioners, reference OF the contractors
bill to Attorney Riddle drew forth from that officer
alengthy opinion, In which he denounces 1t In gen.
eral and particular and says 1t ought not to become
law.
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Suicide OF One Of McCIelland,s Body.
UnRr6.

81. LOUIS, January 3-Major Charles B. Brady,
until week ago subscription clerk in the Repuo,i
can oulce and well-knOwn In the Masonic and
other orders, committed suicide at late hour last
night at his home, shooting himself through the
head He was In the army during the war. and
served part OF the time as one Of Gen. McClelan'S
body-guard He was a native OF Brooklyn. n Y,
where relatives OF his now reside He leaves
widow and two DAUGHTERS
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Heavy Failure In New York.

NEW YORK. January 9.-Charles L. Silk, Robert
L. Silk, solomon A. Herman and Moriess A. Brook
man, comprising the copartnership firm OF Silk
Bros, Herman Co., manufacturers of cloaks, at
Is White street, filed an assignment to-day to
Henry Rice, giving preferences amounting to
$780, 600. Among the preferred creditors are the
Merchants National bank and the National New
ark banking company for $4,000, and the Mercan-
tile National bank for $4,000.
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Fredericksburg on Long Island.
THE LOCOMOTIVE UPSET AND THE ENGINEER AND

FARMINGDALE, l. l., January 9.-The Deer Park
accommodation train on the Long Island railroad
was derailed at Bethpage Junction, one mile west
upset, and Engineer Henry Burtsell and Fireman
Joseph Dotzell, falling under 1t. were crushed and
scalded- Burtsell was dead when taken out. His
died this morning The few passengers aboard
were badly shaken up: but not injured An exami-
had Deen removed from tie and one OF the switch
rails moved so that the wheels OF the locomotive
would strike It and be thrown from the track. Su-
perfntendent Barton says 1t was the underhand
work of some one understanding the switch, prob
ably discharged employee.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and3 p. m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 18th street:
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CARSON, NEVADA, January 9.-John p. Jones has
been nominated by the republican caucus to sue
coed himself as U. s. Senator.
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TJNHE VIRGINIA MIDLASD RAILWAY.
TIE SHORT LINE To TIE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST

THE SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
Schedule in effect OCT Der IL. 1884
S:lo A. M--NkW ORLEANS MAIL daily. Masking close
connections TO ali poi = south and Southwest
Daily except SUI day, with c. < o. Hallway. Pull
man Stoefiug bUact cars from New Iork and WASH
ln<tCu 70 Aflanta- Pullman Sleeping from
Nzsl1ilEt n anu Atlantis 10 New Orleans
$50 4 M---LOUiSFiLLE ASH LINE. Daily via Char
ottsyiiie % q cinnati. Louisville and all Western
points Pullman sleeping cars Washington to
ouisy.lse.
1o:4e i. A.-sOUTHERN IAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
10 ali points South and Southwest via Dany lille AID
Chariot. Ia.n :. Steering from Washing
ton VIZ DaEyIiis. Charlotte and Atlanta TO New
Orleans: also. from Washington VIA Charlotte and
Columbia "a Augusta
NdDuassRs Division Train leaves Washington at 90
NJ. daily. except SUNDAY.
Warrenton traits leave Washington at 9I0 = NJ and
$40 L. ~ daily.
For tickets and Information inquire at Companys Of
hee 6ol Pennsylvania avenue. Trans leave from
r. station.
NJ SLAUGHTER. " MACDANIEI.
Gen Pass Agent Agent.
au2 sol. HAAS. Traffic Manager
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SENATOR MALONE was able to 60 out walking
last evening. and did not return to his quarters
until late hour.
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THE GREAT
IL PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
DotBLK IKAck. sr IEs Do sSE sSSfh"Esr
STEEL IAILs MAGsItIGENT EQUIPMENT
Trains leave WASHINGTON from station, corner Of 9Th
For Pitsbgrx ana the West, Chicago Limited Express
q Palace Sleeping Cars at 40 daily: Fast Line
rom HsTTsburg to cineilaas and Hotei
lsl 70 81 Louis: daily. except saturday 10 Chicago
Irsss '.i0 daily with Palace Cars Pfttsburx
fs.ra to Sbcaso i0F Nal Snsso WITH Seens Car
tCr Iittsburg snd the Vest with Palace Sleeping ca
=, IBALTi MORE AID POTOMAC RAILROAD.
1oI Erie. CaAanGsigua Rochester. Buffalo. NIAGARA
Io0op; n daily; except Saturday. with Palace Cars
Nasnlrstoa 10 Rochssisr
For New Yor. ana The East us. $50, 100 a m
i paeSo and lll5 p m liuited LIprsss OF Pullman
Ter Boston without change. aOO p n eSery weekday
For BTooEiyn, ) g. all through trains connect at Jer
sey City with boat. OF BTookyn Annex. aiIordnr d.
zee TRANSFER 70 FULTON street. avoiding double ferrias
Iss lhiladePhsa ID 30 ard II m 400 100, 600.
liz IN Limited kxFress s-l0a. n daily. except
For Baltimore. -s.s5 us. $50. $40. I1oa m. 12oa
2Co, 40 As, 40 so. 40. l0O0 and IL Is p m
On SUNDAY. 8 ~ lOo In. 400. CO. TAO. 1906 anl
Fer Pope's Creek Line. s.sSa m and 44op. m daily.
For Ahnapolis 6s5a m, 1905 and A. p m daily. ex-
ALLXASDKiA AND TREpERICKsBURGR RAILWAY.
SNp ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
Fer AIeI.ndria. g., o 100. e25. iIo1 and lbs a. m.
2o5 - = 5, e.o1. SOS ami lI-35 p. In On SUNDAY
Ior KichIO nd and the south 500 and IL OF a. IN daily
,rsi n A sa fcr W saay
lol0 a L.; loo. 3O5. 20, 10. 100 and io.4o p. III,
s0e aud io!O a. 7.O5 and 1910 p and l2.l0
1eksts and information the Office northeas, corner
81 18TH street and IenIlsyvana avee and at the
tsgs 70 destination IRON. hotels and res.dences
General Ssna,r ca,ar.l X: WOOD;
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CCC EED RRR EED. sSSa
& @ E r r e
80 { EE + ksf X F EE ssss
Gee ERE r r REH nSSS
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT pRACECS III Old

IdE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR,
is without doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the most
NUTRITIOUS Flour in the world
The Miers have not only the most perfec fSffu NM
tanning does all the most improved Machinery in.
vented up to the Present Time but they produce Flour
tNsURPAssED by any mill in the world To prove that
We would simply state that largo quantity of this
magnificent Flour is shipped annually to Europe ard
eaten at the principal Courts of the old world We
GUARANTEE that it Is made from selected hard wheat
grown IN Minnesota and Dakota 1t ia acknowledged
fact that in this Flour perfect of the eluti
nous Particles OF the wheat berry and thorough ei
Laton of all weak and stachy matter has at last been
reached and is consequently more NUTRIrIoUs yield
ing bread to the barrel than any Flour Ths
best trade admits this. from its breainak ng Qualities
it Is the cheapest well the best either family
or bakers Use. and unsurpassed by any Flour mais
livery sack and barrel Is give eut.rs
satisfaction
I L NG'S ST LOUIS FANCY.
One OF the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents ever
offered to the trade 1t xcele by any other Patent
except Ceres and will please the most exacnx house.
Aeepef anu satisfy the most tastidiouS epicura
GILT-E DEE
magnificent Winter Wheat Patent
REL NICE
isrlendid Minnesota Patent Flour made by the ces-
hrated Hungarian process 1t is very Cheap and beam
trul Patent, within the reac Of all classes and
guarantees VIII give satisfaction to every
tryit
COL DEN HILL.
The oil reliable standby and the Standard family
Flour of theDssrct tits equal quality to ereat many
high priced Patent lours. whilst it bought for
considerable less money We defy competitors to bring
forth any Flour superior to CERES STERLING
GILr-EDGE. RELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL and we
tee assured that housekeeper who tries them ouce
Will never Use anything else For sale by all srocerA
Wholesale Depot corner street and Indiana .venu.
sells WM NJ. GAIT CO.
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RAILROADS.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY, DEC DIST 1884
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Leave Washington from station. OF New Jersey
For CHICAGO. 300 and 1e 10 pm. daily. The 300
am is fast Limited Express to Pttsbur and Chicago.
ing at 300 No far is charged on this train for
For Cincinnati Louisville and St Louis daily at 80
and 10 10 pm. with Through Coaches ami Palace
m tran l. fast Limited Train to CINCINNATI and St
LOUIS arriving in tlncinat, morning 30 St
LOUIS 81 p liz NoextIa fare Is charged ON this train
For Pittsburg at g. 90 an. with Paror Car. and 40
sleeIanZ ara to Pttsburv
leI Bsitiuore week days. 5. 6o 40 49, $50 and
$50. $50. 40. 5:ao TAO. rs. SO and I0:30p IN
fs a I'M 80 = s on 4 = fl9 e $50 and MOO
For Joints t Shenandoah Valley railroad aud points
Isr Annapolis. $40 and l2:loand 4:sop m on
SUNDAY z: a M 40 p n
go go $50 a H.. l2:lo D. M $3.50. $40. and
;.s nj tAeept sunday, ana $50 pm. daily.
on f1anch. so nor daiiy H9
Gay Gay for LeInston. staunton and Valley branch.
am. IA 70 7. m. daily except SUNDAY
fGhagefs'own. SITS A. m Galy, except Sunday. and
I,;nr arrive from the West daily, GO. 7:e0a H. l.55
sunday. 1:SIa n. N. SIS p. n
from eTc and md E m dy eI poDs
md, and Z ls.x p T. E. daily t . sunday
$50. $50 ALL: t0:,Up. IL ON Sundays, s: % $50
and s:o0a m,i,.O Is 4 5 G.S0 1880 and 10 80
Al trains Washington stop at Relay Station ex
fo, f,irth information a,p,v at the g.ltinors and
Ohio Ticket Ofhce-Washinrton station. 6l9 and 1851
vii Be taken ior baggage &c be checked and
b. DUNH4M. General Manager. Baltimore
do e. n LORD. GEM Passenger Agent
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TelegrRDhic RriefS.

At Watertown. n. Y, Judge Williams to-day rem
dered q decision In the case of the people against
the Rome, WATERFOWL and OgdenSburg railroad,
compelling the defendant to reopen the abandoned
branch between Pulaski and Sandy creek.
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The salvation Army Preparing To-


DOVER, N. A., January "A horse was fright
ened last night BY brass drum OF the Salvation
army, and the city has been asked to pay the re-
sultarnt damage. Mayor Ross in person notified
Captains Thompson, OF the Salvation army. this
forenoon that under no conditions will he allow
tnem 20 parade with music. Thompson replied
that he took his orders from Heaven, and would not
allow no earthly power to dictate. He telegraphed
and swell to-nights parade. Meanwhile the mayor
Is getting the police force in trim. The women OF
the army announce that nobody will or can prevent
their marching,
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CYCLONE IN NORTH CAROLINA - In Samson
county, n. C., cyclone destroyed several dwell.
ings. a saw-mfll and a number OF other buildings
Two children OF John jackson were Injured by
falling timbers, and four hogs were killed, one
being carried several hundred yards The path Of
the storm narrOM.
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GUNNER MosEs A. LANE, OF the navy, has been
placed on the retired list
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Paymaster Smyth Resigns.
Paymaster w. Il. Smyth rendered hts resignation
to the President, through the Secretary OF War; and
1t was accepted by the President this afternoon to
take effect Immediately.
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70 DAYS TGiAA-

DR. DYES
ELECTRIC VOLTAIC BELT, and of1er rryrrRro Ar
PIlANCEs We VIII send thirty days trial men,
young old who suffering from Nervous Debility
Lott Vitality and those diseases Of
sulng from abuses ard other SIeey relief and
complete resto alton TO health vigor manhood guar
anteed Send at for llustrsted pamphlet free Ad-
ores VOLTAlC BtdT CO.. Marshall. Mich. jss0-eoly
NE. MOTIFS FRENCH, POWDERS CURE ALI.
~ Urinary Diseases In 90 hours. Nervous Debility.
Organic Weakness caused by indiscretion. Poisonous
Sold st sTANDlfOhD's st. Cloud Pharmacy, 9Th and
streefa Price ID Sent by mail sealed su25-m.wf
nR ROBERTSON. THE wEILKNoWN SPECIAL
List, of Baltimore, be conhdentially consultsd
by both gentlemen and ladies every Wednesday and
Saturday from 70 D. ut xc6 @ street northwest
~ street His great end sxper1a0ce will
justify your waiting to consult him those days o1m
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La
IVA dies. All female complaints oufckly curd 0nn -
consulted daily I2l3 9TH street northwest Oe houu
from TO soclock p.m-. ~ith ladies only. ty72-6n'
ne RoEERIsoN, THE ExPEkT sPl.cIALIsI
g bs an expert without sPsE m TIE wide .Tid N t5s
D. Io.t yisl,ty. Ing.assd 1.,hocd "a Ar.
Urinary orguxn. Racsot cases pcatvsay cur1d n lQ
syeV Wed1ssday end eekuzqay, froap atp ep2. g -
o@Ss e a. III e 1ssa'es s3ySs:ss& -