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Navy Department Accounts.
SECRETARY WHITNEY TO HAVE THEM INVEST
GATED BY AN EXPERT.

SECRETARY WHITNEY TO HAVE THEM INvESTI-
GATED BY AN EXPERT.
Secretary Whitney intends inaugurating his
connection with the new administration by
having a thorough investigation made Of the
accounts and methods of keeping them in every
branch Of the Navy department.. To this end
he brought with him from New York yesterday
Mr.. VIM. Calhoun, a professional accountant,
who is to personally make the investigation.
Mr.. Calhoun has been in business in New York
for % years, and has attained a high reputation
as an accountant, at which business he obtains
from eight to ten thousand dollars income. He
has been the auditor of several great English
land companies in the west, and was formerly
secretary of the New Orleans, ST. Louis and
Chicago r. r. Co. Into his hands Secretary
Whitney has placed the proposed investigation.
Mr.. Calhoun was seen by STAR reporter to-
day, and stated that he was now simply taking
a preliminary view of the field before COM
mencing operations. He intends returning to
New York tonight to arrange his business SO
vided attention to the investigation.
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EXCITEMENT At THE WALLACE SCHOOL,
Considerabie excitement was caused yesterday
morninE AZ the Weilach school, which caused
1t on nre; Mr. Carr, one OF the male teacher,
was et nome on account Of sickness and q
school. About ten O'Clock the boys began talk
ing And running about the room, and became
60 ooistero0s - to be heard In the other rooms
Flnally somebody raised the cry OF IRE, and In
2 ew minutes nearly al the children had len
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EUROPEANS MAssAcRrn /,

EUROPEANS MASsACRED IN ANyAM-Tele.
grams from Saigon report that the revolt in
Cochin China is spreading. A plot has been
discovered TO set fire TO Saigon, in order TO give
an opportunity for an irruption of 5000 An.
NANTES. Annamites have attacked and can
tured the town Of Demon, seven miles nom
Saigon, and massacred the European residents.
Northern provinces are held by insurpenta
who massacre native siherents OF the French.
Inc crews OF the men-of-war lying at Saigon
have been landed to defend the town and the
foreign residents are under arms.
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The Southern MethOdiSts.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONFERENCE AT SALEM
VIRGINIA.

me DOOtOCfm MetO0O10t8s
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONFERENCE AT sALEx,
VIRGINIA.
At the session of the Baltimore conference OF
the M. E. church south in Salem, Va, yester-
day, Mr.. T. j. Magruder, treasurer of the joint
board Of finance, reported the receipts as fol-
lows: Bishops fund, $1,O29; superannuated,
$5,353; educational, 81 ,297; Bible cause, sizes;
balance on hand from last year, 1914; total re-
Baltimore district, SO cents; east Baltimore, "a
cents; Washington, % cents; Winchester, "a
cents; Iewisbars, Ii cents; ' Moorefie h Is
cents.
Presiding Elder Gardner, Of the Washington
the collections that they had suffered many
financial disasters within the district. In some
TsspsetiS the year had been one Of prosperity
people.
EDUCATION OF coLoREp MINISTERS.
DR.. Head, chairman OF the board Of educa-
ton, reported resolutions that the bishop APP
point member of the conference on the board
Of trustees OF Paine Institute, an institution in
Augusta, Ga, for the education OF colored
ministers and teachers, and that the preachers
oring tne claim OF the institute to the attention
Rev. w. c. Dunlap, commissioner of educa-
ton OF the coiored people, said he rejoiced that
originator OF this cciored NJ. E. church in
America. The colored people Of this church
ically, and he Jeii eyed, to q great extent. the
good behavior VI the colored people I'm the
south since the war is- attributable to the In
people.
Dr. Bennett spoke OF the importance of educa-
ton among the coiored people of the SOUTH and
OF obtaining permanent place for the school.
Bishop Cranberry expressed the profound In.
terest he felt In this matter. They should feel
n IT an %S6igation and privilege to help the col
The resolutions reported by the committee
were adopted, and subscription was taken up
IA AID OF tho cause Bishop Cranberry heading
the list with e26.
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RANGE OF THE THrRMoMKTER.-Thef follow
ing were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day:
q. m. AIS; Z .. M, 17.1; II o. m, 10.o; 2p.
m, 20.0.
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MEDICAL, &c.

NOTTS HOMEOPATHIC FEMALE PILLS-A
N1 never-falng remedy for all Female Complaints
DISTINCTIONS and all disease produced from rreeuar
ties. For sale only at 9O6 st. sw. Sent to any ad
dress. 81. mh14-lms
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Asking $4,000 Damages.

REV. MR.. JoHNsoN'S SUIT FOR BEING PUT OFF
AN AVENUE CAR.
To-day Messrs. c. Darlington and I. William
son fled suit for Rev. Robert Johnson against
the Washington and Georgetown railroad Cor
$4,000 damages. He charges that on March
I'd, 1885, he took passage on 14th street car
to go to Pennsylvania avenue and Goth street;
that at 10Th street and the avenue he got a
tHanSfef AAd got on an avenue car, whe' the
oqndnGtof refused to take the transfer an, he
declining to pay again, was put Oil, his clothing
being torn, and was handed over to two off
GERS, who took him to a station, where he was
compelled to leave collateral.
NAVAL. oHDERs.-Capt. A. P. Cooke has been
detached from the command of the Lacka-
wanna, and ordered to proceed home and await
orders. Lieut. VIM NJ. fitzpatrick has been de-
tached from the hyd rographic office, and
ordered to the Omaha, A pril 1st. Lieut.. Frank
lin J. Drake will be detached from special duty
and ordered to the Pensacola, the 3Ist instant
Lieut.. James N. Miller, John H. e. Coffin and
Charles H. Foster; Ensign Henry Minett and
Passed Assistant Engineer John A. Scot have
been detached from the Lackawanna, and
ordered TO proceed home and await orders
foni the Lackawanna and ordered to proceed
ped Pa YIN r VIM Vp J. Thom a
orderedIttot settle accounts and upon the expi-
ration6 fthe period allowed for that duty to hold
himself in readiness for orders to the Mohican
Chief Engineer Laws has been detachd from
the Lackawanna, and ordered to special duty
connected with the machinery of the Mohican.
Passed Assistant Engineer ]. NJ. Emanuel has
been detached from the Alliance, and ordered
TO proceed home and wait orders. Assistant
Engineer VIM. H: p. Creighton has been de-
duty at the Mare Island navy yard. The
orders Of Lieut.. VIM. H. Jacques to the Omaha
have been revoked and he is ordered to con-
tinue in his present duties under the Senate
select committee.
A,.,,~rr,n ~, NV -, 49,, C-,,-.
A delegation from the Stone Cutters Union
called to-day on Secretary Lamar and presented
q paper asking for the removal of Architect
Clark, of the Capitol. The recent cause of disa-
greement between Mr. Clark and the stone cut
ters was his decision to have the work on the
Capitol terraces done by contract instead Of by
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CONSUMPTION.

have positive remedy for the above disesss. by
its thousands Of cases Of the kind and 81
long standing have been cured. Indeed so strong in
my faith in Its efficacy that will send bottles
free, together with valuable treatise this disease
TO any sufferer. Give express and post office address
DR.. 7. A. SLOCUM, ISL Pearl St. n. Y. n20-eodK6m
mr. ROBERTSON, THE WELL-KNOWN ply.
- stefan and surgeon and the oldest reliable
st in Baltimore city, can be consulted In Washington
every wednesday and saturday AZ his private rooms
private diseased Both sexes Consultations couflden
tia and cure guaranteed In every Main ofi3cos
80 N Liberty St, Baltimore, Nd fsl6Sm
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR
4N1 Ladies. All female complaints quickly cured
Can be consulted daily q 1246 It'll T. NV. Offico
hours nom to pm. with ladies only. ja22s2ns
nR. ROBERTSON, THE EXPERT SPECIALIST
- who stands high In hs profession, tsacknowledeed
10 be IN expert without peer 10 the wide world the
treatment and cure Of Private, Nervous and Chronic
Diseases Lost Vitality, impaired Manhood and Apr
q the system. bladder Kidney and an diseases ofsSs
Urinary Organs Recent cases positively cured In To
days No mercury caustics used Can be consulted
every wednesday and Saturday from TO pm. at hie
ONCE, 456 Refers Leading phyuicans fHaifi-
more Main Onice3O n. Liberty ST. Baltimore. Nd mh8l
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FEARS FOR SAFETY OF ARCTIC EXPLORERS
dispatch from Irkoutsk states that the polar
scientinc expedition under Baron Toll and Dr.
bunge fs snow and ice bound near Tundren II
Is reared that most of the members OF the expe-
dition have persisted
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Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and information
regarding the Markets received through our wires
lnStantly, direct from the New York Stock Ex-
change All orders executed and reported promptly.
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PROFESSIONAL.

- THE wis wise for health on daily walks depend"
and inverted Ss chbsns F EeaeHs Sne
and al diseases ofthe feet successfully
Vana Willard pr tWeniy
fifth consecutive year of practice in Washington, G.
Eutaw ST.,
Ms, n 1913, A TRE = G MAGNETIc HEALER
friends and patrons. mlOlms
III o. CANDEE, yITAPATH PHYSICIAN.-I
employ Inc pest health fesSgEces Of nature
tricity vegetable Remedies. Food Water, Air. Heat,
Minerals, opiates Mercury. oninne. Alcoholic slim.
ulants; I prepare all my own. vegetable remedies.
wonderful cures treat all diseases, acute or chronic
sn o ana s22 eth
nR SCENARIOS MAGNETIC SOLES AND FOOT
Batteries are indspensanie for persons SUFFERING
dte 1d feef WEAK Of the
pecialy for rheumatic neuralgia and nerve affections
sss
MES I DR. :; SEMM Y REsIPENT SURGEON
TOLOGIST.-Corns, Bunions aud Ingrowing Nails alb
soluseiy and permansntly cured in few ,featmenta
'uase 9on
lS5h HUNDREDS Of the best people q this city win
Rr. semmes has purchased the Wonderful Root and
viii ns1
but any gentleman or Lady who is bald is invited TO
18th This preparatio? has never been in the market
under any name, and has brought a suit Of hair
after % years of baldness For sale by Proprietor
1222 ST, doors from 18th. up one flight II
MME, ROSS
RELIABLE CLAIRVOYANT AND PSYCHOLOGIST.
can be consulted business and all affairs Of life
All In trouble call. Satisfaction given OK no pay.
Fee 81.
Residence 1910 I1th street northwest. las
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE Events OF
ANX LIFE All business confidential Ladies' and gen.
uemen % cents EACH 4OS street, between 4th and
9th streets northwest. iel49rWS
MADAME PAWN (RESIDENT MANICURE
" " and surgeon Chiropodist-Fingernai beauti.
fed; Hang Nails and Biting of Nails positively cured:
Corns Bunions Ingrowing Nails and all diseases
Feet successfully treated Single treatment, either
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TyHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTH
WEST AND WEST.
Schedule In effect OcroBER IL, 1854.
21O AA-NEW ORLEANS NAIL daily, making
close connections all points South and Southwest
DAILY, except sunday, with G. and o. Railway Pull
man sleeping Buffet cars from New York And Wash
meson 10 Atlanta Pullman sleeping cars from W ssh
nRton and Atlanta 10 New Orleans.
o1O FM.-LOt lSNII.LE FAST LINE Daily via
Cnarottsvs 20 Cincinnati. Louisville and all West
Louisvili..
1O40 PM--SOJTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS
DAILY 20 all points South and Southwest via DAN
\ Vile and Charlotte. Pullman Sleeping cars nom
ashlngton via Dat Vile, Charlotte and Atlantis
New Orleans; also. from Washinston Wis Charioffe
and Columbia TO augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves waShfnotou nj o. 10
m. daily, except Sunday.
warrenton Trains leave W Ashinston Il s:1o An and
$40 pm. daily.
tickets and Information inquire At Companys
n a 6Ol Pennsylvania avenue Trains leave nom
..li T.. station.
n. SLAUGHTER, n MACDANIEI.
Gen. PusA Agent Agent
- SOL HAAS Tralc Manages.
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The Courts.

The Courts.
CRIMINAL CouRT.-Judge MacArthur;
Yesterday, VIM. Saunders, housebreaking,
guilty; three years in the penitentiary.
Affairs In West Washington.
A SUNKEN SCHOONER RAISED.-The schooner
by floating ice cutting the oakum out of the
joints, was successfully raised yesterday.
Acknowledgement Of two hundred arrests
were made by the officers Of this precinct from
the LIST OF January to the 10th of this month.
Alexandria Affairs.
Reported fbr THE EVENING STAB.
CIRCUIT CouRT.-The circuit court for the
it's session here. In the Washington case Of
Shipman agt Fletcher, the fee of Commissioner
Armstrong had not been paid, and the court d.
rected that -; $l2S be paid him and good bond
and that they be required to file his report. The
Farmers and Mechanics savings bank settle
Inent by Receiver Marbury was referred to Com
Fowie estate was completed, and the money re-
manning in the hands OF Mr.. Jno. s. Brooks, of
Washington administrator, was ordered to be
Merrill agt. Wilkinson, and in jenkins agt A.
NoTEs.-The Maryland ferry steamer, Viz
ginia, was run on the fats near Jones Point,
yesterday, to avoid sinking from a leak in her
hull---P. II. Downey, of Washington school,
No. 2, was specially mentioned at the Rich
mond school expositior.for the excellence of his
sstensivsly here.@Missess ' Wise and Mclean
Mr: Anthony McLean. and realized 2 very nice
Rev. J. 81. Howard, the newly appointed pastor
Of Trinity n. e. church, has Joined the Delar
ware conferences, and Rev. ]. e. Edwards has
& Ses r N
Johns Ailitsss academy here.
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ROYAL FREEMAsoNs.-Yesterda Prince Al
pert victor was initiated into Freemasonry in
London. The Prince of Wales. as master OF the
Royal Alpha Lodge, performed the ceremony.
Prince Albert Victor is the seventeenth mem
per OF the royal faptly who has Joined the craft
was initiated.
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LYNcHrNo MAN AND WoxAx-an
omaha tNeb.) special says: About j O'Clock on
sunday morning about eighty masked men
Mrs. Taylor lived, near Spring Ranch, CLAY
county, took them 10 a bridge a lew rods away
ana hung them therefrom. They were sup.
posed TO have been implicated in recent rob
berries IN that vicinity and in the murder of
Edwin Roberts a month ago."
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n sAaE S %ATAK ANb kHsH e
PRIVILEGES ON BLACKISTON ISLAND
81 4HE fSF6 kNSX Ri1 AE MONTE cHhsro
Under and by virtue of decree passed In Supreme
Court Of the District Off Columbia on the seventh day
which Eugene is the and En- n
ward Abner the defendant shall offer for sale for
'h SA9 9fs 81 P 81 81 two
NJ at the auction rooms of Duncanson Bros corner
Of eth and streets northwest in this city the lease
Island. 81: Mary's county. Nd, containing twelve
q Fa on me Sssh i dsy
ng south on The west side Of said avenue s2o to
tie aee to ST.
aXaenIs thence IN norhery direction on the east
In eastern direction along the river front to the
northwestern intersection Of Potomac avenue, to-
AL the W and
Williams wharf and all the water rights and privi-
lsges TO the same belonging, together with all the
parties TO this suit partners the being sub
jeet to removal at the ez piration of the lease
the privileges Of further Term of i've years rom M the
Ct It the %ssr Of 30
sole right OF landing excursiOnsts the Island and
aoe and pene Room
tages and Bath Houses splendid Dancing Pavilion.
Store. and everything necessary for a summer and
sale large quantity Of Bathing Suits Cooking Range
ton obtained at the office Of Newton Bergman. $40
street street, " Wfsss a1s tom DC.
JOHN L. voGT. Trustee,
- 429 eth ST. NV, Washington, b. C,
NH d-s Pr, do
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The. Star.
NH. PARNELL MAKES A SENsA
TION.
He Demands That the Government
Keep Its Promises to the Irish Mem.

He Demands That the Government
Keep Its Promises to the Irish Mem.
Ders.
LONDON, March 17.-Last evening Mr. Parnell
arose In his place in the house of commons
when the government called for the vote on the
civil service supply and arrested the vote by
demanding that the government keep their
promise to Introduce a bill for triennial re-
distribution of the Irish constabulary according
TO the pledgs given the Irish members last Au-
gust. Inc irish leader was very determined,
ana MS guarded announcement took the house
by surprise. It was the first authoritative an
nouncement that a bargain had been made by
the government with the nationalists during
the franchise and redistribution contests last
summer, and long debate ensued as to whether
or not the alleged pledge had ever been given.
"A Panama Canal Steamer Stolen.
PANAMA, March I7.-Gen. Ruiz has gone to
Join the revoiutionists. With a party of friends
during the night of the LIST he seized the steamer
Game Cock, which belongs to the canal COM
Pany, and flies the Colombian colors, and with
her proceeded TO Barrauquilla. Prior to leaving
ne went 10 the home of Capt. Stevens, an Eng
lishman In the employ of the canal company,
ana compelled him to go on board with them
Ihey captured Stevens III order to compel him
to command the vessel, although rumor de-
ciares he had treated with them and they had
vice.
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HE pKSouScks CHARGES AGAINST HIN IN vro-
oRoCs LANGUAGE
A STAR reporter called Appointment Clerk
Higgins attention 20 O dispatch I'm . Philadel-
phia paper attacking In the most vigorous man
ner his record - q soldier. gambler. political
corruptionist and variety show proprietor. A
he read the article he denounced each
,eps sae. =, charge hs as lie, ana -
this begins 10 look like a libel. n IL the most
slanderous attack ever read" he said, as he
concluded. Now. don't care to enter into any
very severely by the press, but all ask OF the
public IL TO form their estimation OF me upon
IN, me manner In which I conduct the Affairs Of
MEssER BAND OF MERcy.-Messer Band OF
Benjamin +. Messer, Uniontown, in whose
honor the band was named. The attendance
salons were with SONGS SnS ME-
Cora Mclean, pianist and Mr.. Is. =. Messer
accompanying on the bass VOL. The Band was
other selections by Messrs. b. F. and Clarence
Messer and the ladies OF the family. The
following oCers Mr. p %m. ns lsI presden
MISS Carrie Etxler, vice president; Miss Carrie
Bivins, secretary; Mr.. George Pitcher. treasurer.
A CoLoRrD woMAN's ASSAULT Uros Ar.
OTHER WITH a RAzoR.-A young colored
put on trial in the Police Court to-day charged
Win disorderly conduct, carrying . razor, and
1sshuitlnE another colored woman named Agnes
jackson, who lives on X street, near 9th street
southwest. Agnes testified that Emma met her
on the street yesterday afternoon, and taking
nom her bosom a razor. cut witness several
Times, destroying her black dress and waist.
lhe defendant said she was assaulted first.
Inc judge said this cutting In a serious business.
In New York all cutting Is made o felony. It
ought 70 be SO here. Emma was sentenced %
SIX months In jail for the assault, tn rec months
on the farm in default OF a fine Of $50 and %
or 10 days for the disorderly conduct
Hugh Coyle, formerly connected with the
Ddiy Telegram, of this city, and at present Of
Philadelphia is not the man who was killed by
policeman last Saturday night on the Read.
ing railroad, near Pottsville, Pa.
COUNTERFEIT SILVER DoLLARs-A ereat
many counterfeit silver dollars have been de-
tected at the Treasury department since the IN.
auguration, being mainly I'm MONEY sent from
the banks. IL is evident that a great many OF
these counterfeits were brought here expressly
70 De passed among the Inauguration crowd.
10 INVESTIGATE THE BARGE orFrcR.zThe
Secretary OF the Treasury has add<essed n
letter to the collector Of customs at New York.
calling his attention to the repeated com.
plants OF the treatment OF passengers and
baggage arriving at New York by water and
directing him, In association with the naval
omcer and surveyor 70 make an Investigation
OF the reported evils In the barge Office and to
make a report in writing recommending any
changes that may be deemed necessary.
The Vacant Seaasorships.
At the senatorial caucus In Dover, Del, yes
terday evening, to nominate q successor to Sem
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 2:45 pm prices Of
the New York Stock Market to-day, reported by
special wire to H. II. Dodge $50 18th street:
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DISTRACTIONS and all Disease produced from rreRuar
ties For sale only at eO6 st. s.w. Sent to any ad-
nR LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
IL only reliable Ladies' Physician In the CITY, can
se e9nsni.ed daily: 6 st. between 1st and ID
moved Prompt treatment. Correspondence and
consultations strictly confidential Separate rooms for
ladies' Office hours-l1tO4 and 8 To 8 pm. mhlO-lms
MANHOOD RESTORED By USING BOTTLE
vi two of DR.. BROTHERS InvigoratinE Cor.
dial VIII cure any Of seminal weakness nervous
%hoIe sSs & .w vfea + the
IT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
i DIX. BROTHERS is the oldest established adver.
Using Ladies Physician in this city Ladies' you can
sSn p psa q z. s0g
ladies. married or single All Irregularities and ova-
rian troubles successfully treated ~ Board, with
nished to those who may desire TO stay q few days
In the city under his treatment q fe2l-lmS
nEBILITY OF THE GENERATIVE ORGANS
~ quickly cured BY the Ciyiale Method. Adopted
Pamphlet fsee ciS1SiE EEE G1es y Nv
$50 Fulton St, New York. apSth, stu
nR DopDs NERvINE, 10. pa PERMANENT
Vitality, caused by indiscretion. eIcesses e. ''
Sold at STANDfFORD'S, 81. Cloud Pbsrmscv cor.
ner 9th and sta Price 81
Sent by mail sealed. au26-tuta
DENNYRoYAL, PILLs-CHICHETER's ENG
No. asIs Madison square PhiIadsipSia, Pa mSio ed
A .CARD-TO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING
weakness early decay, loss OF manhood. &c v
send recipe that will cure you Free Of Charrs This
great remedy was discovered BY . missionSry 10
JOSEPH + INMAN, station b. New YORK. " 1'''
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Dn HAnn~
GOLDEN SPECIFIC,
POSITIVE CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS Or
THE LIQUOR HABIT.
II be given in cup Of coffee or tea without the
knowledge of the person taking it 10 absolutely
harmless. and will effect permanent and speedy
cure whether the patien Il moderate drinksr or an
alcoholic wreck. II has been given in Thousands Of
cases. and In every instance perfect cure has fol-
lowed. IT NEVER FAILS. The system once impreg.
mated with the Specific It becomes utter impossi.
biity for the liquor appetite 70 exist
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., Proprietor.
Cincinnati, Ohio
RK. HELPHENSTINE,
EBBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE,
Corner 18th streets; also corner 18th see and
Vermont avenue, Washington, D. c.
Call or write for circulars and faN Particular d1oso
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON

WEEKS & CO., Auctioneers,
w 637 Louisiana avenue
Opposite City Post ONCE
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u ,
SpR1Ne HArs Spn1Na Hans,
lfenf u,
r fi9E
- q
THE DUNLAP FIFTH AVENUE STYLE SPRING
SILK AND DERBY HATS NOW READY AT
wILLETT d RUOFFa,
SOLE AGENTA
fe24 eos Pennsylvania ava
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The Vacant Geuator~hsp..

At the senatorial caucus In Dover Del, yes
terday evening, to nominate q successor to SEN
ator Bayard, Attorney General Geo. Gray, OF
Wilmington, was nominated on the second bal
lot.
The Manufacturing Potters' association OF
Trenton, n. J., passed n resolution last night
declaring that the reelection OF Senator Logan
was OF prime importance TO the interests OF
American labor
There was but one ballot taken at Springfield,
ceived Il votes.