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THE COMING CONFERENCE.
Changes Probable Among Pastors Of
the II. =. Churches.

Within two months the 1921 session OF the
Baltimore annual conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal church will be held In this city ut
the Metropolitan church, ~ and c Streets
Ten years ago the conference met In this
church. Rev. DR.. Newman being the pastor at
the time, and Bishop James presided. While
there will not be many changes made among
the pastors in this city there will be many
throughout the conference, and cons equently
there Is much interest felt by the me mbership
and congregations OF the N. e. churches in the
coming session. The conference roll last March
have died, Rev. DR.. John 8. Deale and Rev. DR..
DoughertS, of Baltimore. There will be about
Der over 200, and to this must be added the
delegates TO the lay conference, about 100,
making over goo visitors. The committee,
duties.
CHANGES AMONG WAsHINGTON CHURCHES.
Among the changes which will be made are
the following: Rev. w. I. Mckinney, of the
Georgetown church, will not be returned,
whether he RECEIVERS from his illness or not.
Rev, ]. B. Stitt, now the very acceptable pastor
az Magerstown, and weiknoWn here for his
currency bureau, is spoken of as his successor.
Some Of the membership there were an xious to
Metropolitan, who hoaing tRe s ehaplaincy Of Of
the Senate, is anxious to remain in the District,
wish Is tnsf or aces
Rev. 3. s. France, now OF Grace, Will go to
with Rev. Mr.. Ockerman. Rev. w. 81. Reed,
OF Uniontown, closes his full term, and
his successor will be appointed. Mr.. Reed
will doubtless like TO remain in the
District, having property interests In Union
town: He will not, however, be left without an
appointment, for he recently bought church
In Baltimore. Rev. c. T. House at Douglas
memorial, Rev. J. Clark Hagey at North Capt.
tol, Rev J. H. Ryland at 18th street and Rev.
Or. Edwards at Mckendree, close their terms.
There was some talk q few weeks ago of Rev.
Richard Norris, of Wesley, changing with
Or. Edwards, but it is now said that
Dr.. Huntley will be sent to McKendree,
and as arrangements for Rev. DR.. New
mans transfer to the Baltimore confer
ence for appointment to the Metropolitan have
not been consummated, that Rev. Dr. Edwards
will go to the Metropolitan.
THE BALTIMORE CHURCHES.
There will be fifteen or twenty changes among
the Baltimore pastors. Caroline street, now sup
piled by Rev. G. G. Markham, q supernum-
erary, it is said will take Rev. w. r. Gwynn:
Rev. DIR. FELTON, will leave Mt. Vernon church
and return to st. Louis, and will be succeeded
by Rev. DIR. Longacre, now of Philadelphia;
Rev. ID. GOucher, now of the First church, will,
1t Is thought, 60 to Madison avenue, and Rev.
A. M. Courtney may go to HagerstOwn. If he
does not Rev. {. Hubert Richardson will 60
there
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Gladstone and America.

"A8O8tOuC anu America
HIS REPLY TO AN INVITATION TO VISIT THE
UNITED STATES.
Mr.. John Gennings who is connected with q
London news agency, wrote recently to Mr.
Gladstone inviting him to visit America, assur.
Ing him of warm reception, and expressing
the belief that a personal study by Mr. Glad.
stone OF the American Constitution would be OF
great benefit to him, especially in settling the
Irish question. To this invitation MIR Glad
stone has replied, under date OF January A. say.
ing that he had endeavored by reflection to as
certain some way by which he might comply
with the invitation, but had failed to do So
Mr.. Gladstone continnes: "My physical strength
Is not such as would permit me to undertake a
voyage to America, and the imperative de-
mands on my time and thought in connection
with the present state of public affairs allow no
intermission of attentfo The Invitation ITSELF
however, constitutes new tie Of feeling with
America shall ever remen Der 1t with thank
fui acknowledgements, while the knowledge
that so many friendly eyes are watching the
course Of events in this country with reference
TO Ireland will be new incentive to the per-
formance of . patriotic and philanthropic
duty" 1t is said that Mr.. Gladstone may pos.
sibly be induced to visit the United States in
the autumn, after the close of the session Of
parliament
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SKIN AND B1ooD
DISEASES FROM PIMPLEs TO sCRoFULA
CURED BY CUTICURA

Hundreds ofettersin possession copies of which
may be had By return Of mail repeat this story: I
have been terrible sufferer for years from Diseases
Ut the Skin and Blood; have been obliged, TO shun
public places by reason Of my dis6yurins humars;
have had the best physicians: have spent hundreds
dollars. and got relief until used the CUT1CURA
tEMEDIEs, which have cured me- and left my skin
and blood as pure as a child
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COVERED WITH SALT RHEUM.

CUT1CURA REMEDIES are the greatest medicines on
earth. Had the worst case of Salt Rheum in this
country My mother had it twenty years aud in fact
died f. ON it l believe CUTIcURA would have saved
her life My arms. breast and head were covered for
three years, which nothing relieved cured until
used the CUTICURA REsoLvENT internally, and Gu.
T1CuRA and CuTICuRA SOAP, externally.
Newark, O. J. W. ADAMS
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GREAT RrDucr1os In THE p nrcRs

GREAT REDucr1oS In THE PR1cRs
OF DRY GOODS, UNTIL FEBRUARY l, 1886.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. IMMENSE size
very hne quality ecently advertised as Suecial bar
gain A. $o.O0), reduced to SA.V0
CART Frs
I'll Market Space. near 7th street.
HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS reduced to DC
BOUCLE DRESS GOODS Tin Black) one ward and
nall wide. real value S1.25 reduced to 76c
BLACK and COLORED SILK VELyETs snectal
bargain at $126: reduced to Csc. 1
width. II yards for so. ''
ROYAL SERGE, beautiful dress eoods axc.,,.,t
quality, ~ yards for $500. ~e"'e'''
LADIES HEAVY WINTER VESTS 371c
LADIES CLOTH SKIRrlNG, one yard ana a h.,s
wide, only 37aac: cheap at Soc.
HEAVY BED COMFoRTS 75c
HANDSOME BROCADE SILK vEIvFrra all
coiors special bargain, at $780, reduced to 81 o.
TRICOT CLOTH. pure wool, excellent Quality
oouoie Width; special bargain ut SOC.
ao As0,aE. .S DRESS GOODS, pure wool, WIDE
VALUE bOc.f reduced to 37,Ac. IA
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EARLEs.
FIRST STEPS
ANEW AND BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVING.
"a child and collie dog watching the sfees Of
puppy to CHAMBER up . stone wau-)
NOT TO BE CAUGHT WITH cHArF.
and many other new and beautiful
ETcHINos AND ENoRAvrNGs,
PAINTINGS MIRRORS
TASTEFUL AND ELEGANT PICTURE FRAMES.
CARD AND CABINET FRAMES
ALL THE ROGERS GROUPS"
EAsELS OF ALL KINDS
PAINTINGS CLEANED AND RESTORED.
JAS g. EARLE AND SON.
JAZZ Sl6 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia
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CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER is q new,
original elegant and nfallible antidote to Pain and
Inflammation. banshing Rheumatic, Neuralgia. Sci
stlc sudden Sharp and Nervous Pains as by magic.
At druggists: csc. lag
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HEAD. FACE AND R0Dy RAW

HEAD, FACE AND BODY RAW. = 81.
commenced to use your CuTIcUBA ,RE4RR1Es last
July My head and face and some parts af nay body.
were almost raw. My head was covered with scabs
and sores and my suffering fearful 1 had tried
everything had heard Of in the east and west My
case was considered very bad one. have now not q
particle OF Skin Humor about me- and case is con-
sdered wonderful MRS s. E WHIPPLE.
Decatur, Mich.
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4 jury In the superior court In New York yes
terday rendered verdict In favor OF Lillian
B. Williams and James K. TTlotson for 8
breach Of contract In 1884.
1t is reiterated In Madrid that there 10 every
treaty between Spain and America, which win
provide for the free and active exchange OF the
produce OF Cuba and the United States,
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The COuPta.

Ine Courts.
CIRCUIT COURT, No. 2-JId0e Merrick
Yesterday, Beckert d Webster agt trustees
OF Wesley Chapel; verdict for plaintiff: 900.
Moves ast MeMichael; continued at plaintirs
expense. Christman agt McMichael; verdict
for plaintiff for $50. Appleton & Co. agt
Cleary; verdict for plaintiff one cent dam.
ages Tankersley agt McMichael; verdict Tor
defendant for $3.50.
EQUITY CoCRT-Jud0e Hagner,
Yesterday, Sharon agt Tucker; order substitu-
ting Newlands and sharon as trustees Schoen.
born agt Schoenborn: auditors report confirm.
ed. Phoenix Life Insurance Co. agt. Grant:
hearing OF receivers report set for January 9Th.
Slade agt smith; auditors report Confirmed.
Morris axt Chapman; security for costs ordered
given. Walter agt. Krautler; Charles Walter
relieved as trustee. Knight agt. Sheed: sale
decreed and Samuel Maddox appointed trus.
tee 10 sell. Mcleod agt Evans; reference to the
auditor.
CRIMINAL oURr-Judge MacArthur.
The jury In the case Of Ambrose NJ Brown
indicted for obtaining money (Sl2) by false
pretences, who retired with the case yesterday
mo ming, came into court last night about 4
O'Clock with q verdict of guilty.
To-day, James Adams, indicted for second
offence. petit larceny, was committed to JAIL
POLICE COURrDJ1dge Shell
To-day Michael Brown, assault; $50 or go
days. Richard Crown, threats; personal recoe.
nizance. William Delsnider, grand larceny;
grand jury.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF SIoCK.-Messrs. Duncan
son Bros, aucrioneers, have a trustees sale Of
stocks tomorrow at 1 O'Clock d. IN. ut their
auction rooms. and 10 which will be added a
liz ~ some OI tEc best iD,ssi stcs. See adyt.
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@. III. FrcKLrSe.
1850 AND 1862 Bod ST, W. WASHINGTON, n q,
Calls attention his large and varied assortment of
Holiday Presents embracing.
TOILET SETS
DRESSING CASES
MANICURE SETS
GENTS TRAVELLING CARES
ENGLISH MILITARY BRUsHA
Cut Glass Bottles In and beautiful designs Fine
Perfumes. and numerous beautiful aud Ornamental
articles in Plush All Of which are being Offered g
very lowest prices
Has also on hand complete stock Of Drugs Medl
cines and hemlcals, guaranteed pure and fresh.
Special attention given 20 compromising f'rescrip
lions, HAVING THE ONLY PRESCRIPTION
PARIOR SOUTH Or NEW YORK. delS-l5s
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THE PROvIDENCE HOSPITAL.
How ft II Proposed % Enlafge the
Present Building.

As stated In THE STAR, IL IL the intention Of
the management Of Providence hospital ulti.
mately to add to the present building. The
hospital now owns all Of the ground in the
square in which 1t is located excepting three
lots fronting on ID street. Sister Beatrice, who
Is In charge Of the hospital stated to O STAR
reporter that the owners OF these lots are will
ing to sell, and she expected the hospital would
eventually purchase the ground. There was
always in the hospital, as in an omnibus,
Groom for one more" but still the need for ad-
ditional room was becoming more apparent
every day. sometimes, the sister said, every
bed in the hospital was occupied. 1t was origf-
nally proposed to enlarge the hospital by ex-
tending wing from, the center of the building
an extension Is now considered undesirable, as
IL would tend 10 shut off air and light from the
present building. Sister Beatrice favors having
plenty OF ground and an abundance of fresh
air and light about a hospital. There Is at
present no fund available for building purposes
Beatrice said that she believed Providence
would give them the means to build the addi-
ton. When the construction of the present
building was begun, fifteen years ago, the sisters
started without any money but great deal Of
faith, and Providence brought to them money
and good friends Among the improvements
In recent days in the hospital Is An elevator. 1t
was secured for the hospital through the efforts
of Hon. David Davis when he was Gin the Sen.
ate. Senator Davis, as is well known, Is very
corpulent. He had occasion to visit q friend
who occupied q bed on the upper floor OF the
hospital. After putting up the stairs and learn
ing that there was no elevator in the building
once, which resulted in having an elevator
placed In the hospital.
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Mr.. WIN. I'll. BAUM, living at 712 B street
southwest, reports that between II and /
O'Clock last night some one attempted TO enter
his house by taking out the stats of the window
In the rear, but was frightened Oh. ,
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s.
THE N1ISFIT STORE,
Corner 10th and F SITS.

SOEueC 4Otu ana r StS.s
cannot but thanks for the very satisfactory
share OF patronage received during the holiday
and In order TO show its appreciation of the same will
continue to offer this fine of clothing for men
and boys at the reduced prices another week:
FOR BOYS. TO Is YEARS
5000 Overcoats reduced to $500.
$500 Overcoats reduced to $500
$3.50 OvercOatS reduced to IS 90.
$500 OvercOatS reduced to So so.
$1,000 Overcoats reduced to $3.50.
$40 Jacket and Pants reduced to $3.50
$500 Jacket and Pants reduced to $3.50.
$500 Jacket and Pants reduced to CO.
500 Jacket and Pants reduced to $500
5000 Jacket and Pants reduced TO $500.
SAo.OO Jacket and Pants reduced to $500
FOR BOYS ID TO is,
$500 Overcoats reduced to $3.50
500 OvercOats reduced to $500
$1,000 Overcoats reduced to $3.50.
overeoas r rsdaeed to TO
600 suits reduced to $4.UO.
$500 Suits reduced to $500
S1O.OO Suits reduced to $3.50.
$500 Suits reduced to $3.50.
$1,000 Suits reduced to $1,000
FOR MEN.
Full dress Suits (swailow-tail coats) from $50 up
Prince Albert Suits in diagonas wide wales and Cork
ErewB from $l5 up. Wide Wales, Sack and Cutaway
suits. in black, blue and brown, at SIS, worth S25
from SO np Five hundred Rasness uas az s sa
one-half their value. from So up Black b. B. Frock
Broad cloth suits at 500 worth s35 Fine satiniined
sis worth US GOOD eson urtoas at sIo re
duced from $l5 Splendi stock of Qvercoats. from
SO up Doublebreasted Chinchilla Box Coats, at S.
tions. AS our prices always the lowest OF any
house In the District, tine above reductions will be
rare chance for bargains
M1sFIT STORE.
CORNER 10TH AND SITS
Don't forget we are at the corner Of 10th and F. II
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ECZEMA FROM HEAD m rEEr

ECZEMA FROM HEAD TO FEET
Charles Eayre Hinkie, Jersey City Heights N. J.,
wrtes My son. lad Of twelve years. was completely
cured OF terrible case Of Eczema by the CUTI URA
REMEDIES From the top of his head 70 the soles of
lis feet was one mass of scabs" Every other remedy
and physicians had been tried In vain.
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NATIONAL THEArER.-The performance ut
the National last night served TO introduce to
prms ss!e os say 9P esss had had i mot 20.
been for the latter and the excellence Of the
Seasy veso
Buestocking" has but little to commend it
either in plot or music, but good acting ana ex-
ceiient voices made last nights performance
ALBAUGH's OPERA HoUsE.-Signor Salvini's
night Witnessed BY an audience which aied
Aloaugh's In every part and followed the emi.
nent actor with the closeness Of attention 90
mand. Signor Salvini has been seen here in
TINS role, generally regarded IS bis greatest, on
Of little need pc .aa
barbaric herceness of aspect and disposition,
but the characterization withal is SO nobly
force that it fascinates and dominates by its
terrible beauty, while 1t appaiis by it's tigerish
Highly creditable peS9 na carefSy
elaborated, subtle and sufficiently strong. Miss
Viola Aliens Desdemona was very sweet and
pany appears in The Dukes Motto To-
morrow night Salvini will be seen in "Corio-
lanus" for the first time here.
ROBSON AND CRANE will appear at Albaugh's
opera house next week In their great spectacu-
lar PRODUCTION of shakespeare Comedy Of
Errors" The sale of seats begins at the box
office of the theater tomorrow morning.
GUS WILLIAMS, in "Oh! What Night" will
be the attraction at Fords next week.
Driven Crazy by His Losses.
PARTNER OF CONGRESSMAN BUNNELL FOUND
WANDERING AIMLEssLY.
telegram from Fort Wayne, Ind, January
8, to the New York Times says: A sad case Of
dementia was developed in this city last night
Mr.. Joseph Degnan, q prominent business man
of Tunkhannock, Wyoming county, Pa, was
accosted on the street by a merchant of this
city, who had known him intimately several
years ago. MIR. Degnan was unable to explain
his presence there, and further conversation
proved that the gentleman had quite lost his
reason. He was placed in Catholic hos
pital and his friends were notified Of
his whereabouts. 1t appears that Degnan's
partner is the present Congressman from his
district, the Hon. Frank Bunnell. The two, be-
sides carrying on all extensive general store,
were large dealers in oil, plaster and real estate
During Congressman BunneIl's absence in
Washington few weeks since Mr.. Degnan had
by which much OF the firms property was lost.
He became Respondent, and, packing his trunk,
left the town, his destination being unknown
to his wife or his friends. He Is unable to give
any coherent account of his wanderings. Mrs.
Degnan was Miss Cassidy, a relative of the
railway magnate, a beautiful lady, who has
been well nigh crazed with grief since the dis
nan were rated as worth $4,000. The senior
partner Is president of the Tunkhannock ma
tiOla bank. The trunk of the demented man
was found at the Wabash station, where it was
held for storage charges.
In Chicago yesterday, Tuthill King, the
millionaire, and Mrs. Sarah Z. Bell, were mar
ried.
Two more cases of smallpox were reported in
San Antonio, Tex, Yesterday afternoon One
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LOCAL MENTION.
The w Gather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Jan g, 1886. IL am.
For the middle Atlantic states, generally fair
weather, except in the northern portion, local
SHOWS, followed by fair weather. slightly coider,
winds, higher barometer.
For Thursday, local SHOWS, followed by
colder clearing weather. are indicated Tor
New England. and slightly colder, generally
fair weather for the middle Atlantic states
The cold wave will increase In intensity In
both districts. In New England the tefnperar
tnre will fall 2Oo To- 20 e.
FIRST OF THE SEASON.-Sew Bermuda Pots-
toes Cucumbers BeetS, Tomatoes, Asparagus,
Fresh VI ushrooms, Egg Plants, Boston Headed
Lettuce, Burr and Potato Artfchokes ana brus-
sels Sprouts with a choice and complete assOrt-
ment of fruits and canned goods, To be had only
at the old original headquarters for new, rare
and early vesej ables. e. Engei's sons. 5S7, 5SS,
5S9, 500 and 591 9th st. wing Center markes.
Orders by mail promptly attended to. Tele-
phone 96-3 =
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cuT1cuRA RE,sEn1Es y

CUTICURA REMEDIES ma, .,
Are sold everywhere. Price, CUTIcuR4, 6Ocs REsok-
VENT 81; SOAP. CSC. Prepared by the Potter DRUs
AND CHEMICAL Co Boston, Mass. -.....,,.
Send for chow TO CURE SKIN DISEASES"
GRUBS. Pimples Skin Blemishes and Baby Humors
cured by CUTICURA SOAP.
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BUY SPECTACLEs AND EYE GLASSES from OPP
Gcians. Only the best at Vienna Optician Co.,
SOC Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
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AleXandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR

Reported TOT lHE EVENING STAR
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.-The
United States court, Judge Robert w. Hughes,
is now in session here. The juries were called
this morning. The suit of MCGEE vs.. brigan-
tine Agnes, IN admiralty, has been argued and
submitted. In the case of A. II. Lewis, charged
with violating the United States election laws,
the district attorney LAS entered noIle prose-
qui. 1t is understood that the term Of the.
court will be q brief one.
ELEcTIoN.-The west end of Alexandria and
Its village near Hunting creek bridge were busy
with an election to-day, Messrs. Lane and
friends as candidates for the house OF delegates
from Fairfax county. The other portions OF the
town are not In Fairfax and did not vote.
NOTES.-The exercises of the week of prayer
for Tuesday took place last night at Trinity NJ.
=. church. The pastors of several of the other
churches took part. The meeting for Wednes-
day TO ask blessings for church, family and
school will take place at the Baptist church to
night|Mr: BENJAMIN Hunter, Of Fairfax,
to cross Hunting creek during the recent
nood."The reading. circle of the teachers OF
the public schools held session last night and
considered English history and literature 70
the reign Of Richard 1I.--The Hydraulion
Steam Fire Engine company held its regular
meeting last night at the engine house on
Royal street
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sniusemenfs Tonight.

Anlu$tu1euIS
NATIONAL TBEATER--The Ideals
AIBAUGH'S OPEEA HoUSE.-Salvinis sup
porting company in THE Dukes Motto"
FORDS OPERA HoUSE.-LizZe Evans in
"FOgg's Ferry.
HEEzoG's OPERA HoUSE-"The Mikado."
DINE MUSEUM--Burlesque and variety.
THEATER COMPLEMENTARY.
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1913 ALL ARoUND.-Our buyer having Just
returned from the east, secured, amongst other
great bargains. 2. 146 pairs gents shoes in but
ton, laced and Congress, which We will offer for
this week only at SI.9S pair. Actual price,
%. Family Shoe Store, 80 9TH street north
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Affairs in West washington.

BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-The 44th monthly
meeting of the First Cooperative Building as
sociation was held last night at their new hall
on 32d street, near n street. The receipts
amounted to $3.50. The directors ordered the
sale OF go, 900 only, and which sold as follows:
S4OO at SO per cent, $1,000 at 50 per cent,
$4,000 at II per cent, 500 at ~ per cent, 500
at IA per cent, 81 400 at IS per cent. The de-
mand for stock was very active. There were
put two shares of stock withdrawn. The at
tendance OF stockholders and others was very
large.
ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At the annual cleo
ton OF officers of the Masonic Hall association,
held last night at their hall on 32d street, the
following were elected: John T. Mitchell, pres
ident H. W. Barrett, secretary; Joseph Libbey,
treasurer, and Messrs. Thomas Bowling, F. W.
Jones, j. g. Waters, g. w. Cropey, H. Dickson
and Thomas Knowles, directors. This associa-
ton Is in a thriving condition, having declared
dividend of four per cent
NoTEs-Decatur Lodge, No. 8, K. of P, in.
stalled its officers last nfght-rhe river at this
point is very high and the current quite swift
Mir. A: H: Herr is somewhat better this
morning, but Is still confined TO his residence.
MIR. Ernest keyser, confectioner, who has
been suffering with long and dangerous spell
OF gastric catarrh, is getting well again.-Mr.
Clinton Z. Paine will, 1t Is said in Baltimore, be
chosen to succeed Mr.. James A. L. Mcclure in
the Chesapeake & Ohio canal board.
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CITY ITEMS.


Don't FORGET
70 call n tho Family Shoe Store, $40 Seventh
street NV. and secure pair Of the 3S shoes at
d. %.
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DIR. CHIPNAN'S PILLS are the best for all liver
troubles. Druggists sell them.
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In Chicago yesterday, Tuthill King, the
ried.
Two more cases Of smallpox were reported in
san Antonio, Tex, yesterday afternoon. One
death was reported.
The Pratt Free Library was inaugurated at
Baltimore Monday by appropriate ceremonies
in the Academy of Music.