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Ladies' Best Quality Rubbers, 39c.,
at A. Kaufman's 1th St s. E.

Cholera. Diphtheria, Fevers. Malaria,
prevented by the use Of Reed & Carnrick's So
dunn HypOcnlorite (disinfectant). Recon-
mended by the Public Health Association as
superior to all other disinfectants and germi-
cides. Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet
m,W,S45 1872 Fulton ST., N. Y.
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The HOwlRnd Dental Association.
at No. oil 412 street northwest, do all kinds o
dental work. All work warranted 6rst-class
Have administered Nitrous Oxide to owe
10000 persons. S3m
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Selling Out, 736 7th St. j. e. Young. Call
at once and save money on wool goods. 8
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at st. Marc Hotel for Virginians.
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LOCAL MENTION.
TheWeathpr.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGToN, ID. c. Jan. 9, 1885, / am.
For the middle Atlantic states. local SHOWS,
followed by fair colder weather, cold wave.
high northwes terry winds, higher barometer.
For SuDday-ClearinG. decidedly colder
Weather with a cold wave il indicated tor the
middle Atlantic states, much colder weather
and local SHOWS in the lower lake region, and
warmer fair weather in the gulf states
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RaxOrs Kept In shaving condition, an
your name engraved on our dog collars free. Tn
Rodgers Cutlery Store, 4S7 Pa. av. w&s
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TAKEN IN OUT OF THE COLD.-George
Strange, coOred boy, wandered off in the
snow storm last night and, when nearly frozen,
built fire to warm himself. Officer Light
brown came along and took George to the sta
tlon-house, where he was given an iron bed be-
SIDE a red hot stove. This morning Judge Smell
gave him one week in default OF tine Of So.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been Issued by the clerk OF the court to John
W; Gaines and Jane Montgomery; James War
dell and Laura Walker; ]. Thomas Minor and
Maggie G. Ashton, both OF King George county
Va; Louis Heller, Of New York, N. Y, and Ma.
tjlda Oppenheimer So
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THE UNITY CLTB.-The spacious parlors of
Mr.. and Mrs Spaulding, sol " street were
last evening well filled, considering the severity
of the storm, with members ami friends OF the
Unity club Prof Otis I. Mason gave AN ac-
count OF "NOmau'S work Il. early civilization"
There were musical exercises by Mr. and Mrs
Thomas w. Credler. Mrs. Jennie Wilson Miss
Erck, and Prof John a.. Russell, and recita-
lions and reading by Mr.. George y. Roberts and
James Is. Philip.
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hand-sewed Shoes, So. The best made. latest
in style, perfect in fitting, superior In quality.
A. F.. Moran, 1922 7th st. NV. 2w
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b. AND o. TO THE WEsT.-Travelers to the
west, northwest and southwest can consult the
agents Of the b. and O. railroad, 81 0 and
ner Of New Jersey avenue and street.
Rates via this line TO Chicago are S13, TO
Louisville Sl4.6O, TO st Louis $3.50, TO GIN
$40, with corresponding low rates to all other
points. Fast limited express trains, with
through parlor and sleeping cars to destination.
Time to Chicago, % hours; Cincinnati, l6
hours, ana ST. Louis, 81 hours. Limited Tor
Chicago leaves Washington at 0:43 q. M; for
Cincinnati and st. Louis p. m. daily.
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DECLINES THE CALL.-It will be q matter of
regret to the ciIiZens of Washington generally.
and especially to the members OF the Church of
the Covenant, TO learn that Rev. DIR. Mitchell
has felt obliged to decline the call to the pastor
ate of that congregation, which was rendered
him some time since.
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Floor OilclOth,
N of A Kanfmonss -
PickWick Club Whisky Is the best

Fresh Attorney Putter churned every NOR,
ing and delivered in n Id. "Ward" prints, 10
per ID. Also cottage cheese and butter mill
sweet milk &c. per quart. Cream Is centa
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We were under the impression that our stock
ofseparate Pantaloons for boys was larger than
examination discloses. The cheap ones we adj
Vertlsed last week tor fOrty-nne cents have
be able shortly to show you " II. 60 far ahead Of
any prev ious performance. In the meantime
should your boys wardrobe disclose q def
cheney we think we can supply you lower than
current rates.
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Nervous Men.
You are allowed free trial Of thirty days Of
the use Of DR.. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic Belt
with Electric Suspensory Appliances, for the
speedy relief and permanent cure of Nervous
Debility and all kindred troubles; also for many
other diseases. Complete restoration TO health
guaranteed. No risk is incurred. Illustrated
pamphlet in sealed envelope mailed free by ad-
dressing VOltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. w,s,k
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THE ASSOCIATED CHAR1TIEs-At a meeting
of the sixth subdivision of the Associated Char
tiles, MIR. G: ii. Wilcox presiding, Mr.. W. q.
Perry and Mrs. William Richards were elected
members OF the board of managers to fill vacan-
cies: 1t was decided to continue the day nursery
work IN connection with the fourth subdivision.
SIX applicants for relief were investigated dur
Ing the past month. One was refused aid be-
cause not needy.
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Mems Best Quality Rubbers, 49c.,
at A. kaufman's, 18th 8. E. 2
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THE PROPOSED HENDRICKS MoNUMENr-A
number OF lndianians now In this city and sew
eral members OF the Congressional delegation
from that state held meeting last night to de.
wise some way u raising funds for the proposed
monument, to be erected at indianapolis 10 the
memory OF the late Vice President Hendricks.
A committee to obtain subscriptions was APP
pointed.
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THE WoMEN's CHRISTIAN AssoCIArIoN.-The
Womens Christian Association at its annual
meeting elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Justice Strong; first vice president,
Mrs. S. G. POmerOy secretary, Mrs. L. NJ. Faress;
treasurer, Mrs. Nathaniel Freeman. The board
OF managers remains the same with some few
changes The managers return the thanks of
the association to those churches and individ-
uils W ho so generously remembered them with
gifts OF money and groceries at Thanksgiving
and Christmas.
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This Offering 10 Special, Ne. L,
II A Kaufman'e g. e, q
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RIDING STOLEN TRICYCLE-Yesterday
rell was passing up 18th street lie noticed a ne.
gro riding tricycle.. who seemed to be very
poor rider. As the officer approached the man
two shots at him, but the man escaped. The
tricycle. was taken to the fourth precinct sta
ton, where it was identified as the one stolen
from Mr.. Handy from in front of house 25 La.
1ayette square. 1t was turned over to the owner
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THE FUNERAL OF MISS CHARLOTTE l..
MALKER.-The funeral OF Miss Charlotte l..
Walker, who died Thursday night at the resi-
dence of her brother. Gen. Duncan S. Walker
2O2 street southeast, took place this after
noon. The remains were inferred at Oak Hill
cemetery. Miss Walker was daughter OF the
Ia,e Hon. Robert J. Walker. She was accom-
plored by large circle OF friends. She was
sister OF Mrs. Brewster, the wife Of ex-Attorney
General Brewster
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CAMPHoRINE.-Bisbop'sC amphorine is highly
recommended Tor preventing the chapping OF
the skin and as delightful application To pre-
vent soreness after shaving. II makes the COM
plexiou smooth SOFT and clear For sale al
some OF the principal drug stores and at
Bishops pharmacy, 80 Sth street.
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nIME MUSEUM.
IL Pennsylvania ave-. near 11th 1t
GRAND CHANGE OF NOVELTY.
Last Two DAYS and Nights,
KATE NICTURIA'S
GRAND SPECIALITY OPERA COMPANY,
~ GREAT ARTISTS IN NEW OLIO
And the Extraordinary Burlesque Of
CNDEIt THE GASLlGHI,
Introducing 900 Laughs aud Novel Effects,
CINDERELLA AT THE MATINEE
Admission to ali only 10 cents
Next Week-Fanny Herring in French Spy" ja
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Great REDucr1oS In THE PR1crs
OF DRY GOODS, UNTIL FEBRUARY /, 1886.

DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. IMMENSE size
very fine quality (recenty advertised as special bur
gain al $5.VO), reduced TO $4.U0
CART ER'S
III Market Space, near 7th street.
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On ROLLER sKATEs.-Quite a large crowd
gathered at the Washington rink TO witness the
second Of the series Of two mile races between
Messrs. Olds, Pugsly, Hill, Barbour Crist and
Snow. The contestants took their places in the
order named. At the word 60 Hill took the
lead, knocking down one of the posts that mark
the course, SO as to foul Odds, who was next
continued In the lead tor the rest of the race.
After going one mile and quarter Crist lost
one OF bis skates and Hill dropped out after one
mile and nalf, being blown. The race was
claimed by snow, who was Tapped three times
by Odds After the race had been decided in
favor of Pugsly, Olds skated to the center of the
floor and said, "Ladies and gentlemen, this race
the other rink. which raised howl Of derision
from Pugslys admirers.-Quite q large crowd
gathered at the Washington rink Wednesday
night to see the celebrated Decker family skate.
and their skating is done easily and gracefully
Gained BY HIS FELLOW CLERKs.-Aiter
business hours Thursday evening the employees
Kennedy with massive gold headed ebony
cane, bearing the following inscription: ITO
Samuel A. Kennedy from his fellow clerks
January 9th 1885," Accompanying the cane
signed fellow clerks of Saks & Co., DESTROYS OF
expressing our esteem and friendship to you,
herewith offer you sigh. token on your de
parture from us. Hoping that your future may
De successful one, and may your disposition
and iight,hearted, as Our Sam only can be. =
A. HOwell;sE Sc. X. Chapman, j. NJ. Buchanan w
+. DeVanyhu, I. II. Risler, N. +. Tabler 81
kein Fl rerr xe
a. Dougherty +. A. Shelby. Joe Moser, J. G
Gawier. w. II. Cranston, E. b. Heller.
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Shirt Waists are ofteu needed at this period
In the year. and we ha, a large stock Of them
on hand of the Del fectl fitting sort, both OF
Percale and Flannel. Shirt Waists are and will
be our strong DOiut.
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Perhaps. If the cold weather continues. our
recent purchase of Children's Overcoats may
beauties they are also. 1fyou estimate the real
value and then deduct thiety-three and one
third per cent you will ascertain our Prices.
This Is a very simple sum In percentage.
Thirty-three and one-third off is equal to fifty
Try il
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-08-10

WOOD CITY, Bastrop County, Texas,
April Is, 1885. I
Messrs. Morley Bros:
GENTs-I tried Morley's Blackberry Balsam
on two of my children that had the huX very
bad. and it acted like a charm, curing them
both sound and well. l thank you for having
such a valuable medicine on the market. To
all who are suffering from the above com
plant L can cheerfully recommend Morley
Blackberry balsam. NORRIS MITCHELL.
For sale by II. Kalteyer u Son.
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CHAPTER XVII.
Here / and sorrows sit,
Thfa to .,nu IN rnnn annan hH

This is my throne, come bow to it."
King John.
After all she is very brave, and does not
cry out go into Mysteries, or DO any of the
foolish thing women are wont to do in such
emergencies. She sits quite still beside
him as one stunned, with her hands still
grasping his poor, cold ones, and presently
she espies man coming down the road. He
is one of the party her husband has been
with in the morning, and she runs hastily
towards him.
"Mr. FitzgeraldT
He stops amazedly. To come suddenly
upon the ruins Of d0gcart and be confront
ed by beautiful woman are not common
occurrences with this plain young man.
Mrs. Allen! What IS the natter What
can do for youw
For answer she leads him to where her
husband lies and in q few. hurried words
tells him how it happened. He sees at once
that 1t is now too late, but he says all he can
10 comfort her and bids her wait while he
goes for help. A short very short time Is
he gone; surely not more than ten minutes
1t seems to her, and then he is back, and
with him q goodly crowd, among them q
wiry little physician, who might Just as wen
can ever do good to Joe Allen nowY AT
length Fitzgerald comes to where Eleanor
stands somewhat apart.
"You had better come with me-" he says
gently. .'rhey will bring him after"
Then she looks up at him with her great
fearless eyes. Tell me-" she says, tell me,
is il all over"'
III am afraid IL is"
Silence for moment Then she lays her
hand on his arm. Come" she says, and
her voice sounds far away, come then, let
us CO." ,
So he leads her home TO be greeted by a
parcel of scared hOusemaids and excited
guests, armed with sal-yOlatile and other re-
stOratives. But she needs none of them; she
- n stnnned- She can not realize this
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NIykRTED-Everybodyt to know that nice Job
reasos able prices.
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OPINION OF AN EXPERT.
Mrs. Mary ID. WEIGH, Teacher of Domestic
Economy at State University of Iowa.

my deliberate Judgment Is that the oven
of tho Range, as compared with others
is not only more equally heated in every
part-front as well as rear-but as a result
of its superior ventilation tho food placed
therein Is better cooked, while retaining
sweeter favor, and a larger proportion OF
its best juices. l have found, also, that the
consumption of fuel in this Range for given
amount Of work, Is much lessthan any other"
MRS. MARY b. WEIGH
HARDWARE. SOLE AosSrs soa SAN ANTONIO
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"And on forest trees
Tho amman antnpnn Hos

The amber autumn les
October more beautiful than ever Is with
us. The flowers have not yet surrendered
up their claim to earth: they fight brayely
for a little more life. Up stairs in EleanOr's
room they have found home, for they are
placed in proiusiOn there.
And in low, willow chair sits Eleanor
herself. Not alone is she, for by the win
dow, fair and sweet as ever, is a girl In a blue
wrapper, with brown curlS, as soft and lux
uriant as of old-Rose Darrell.
Eleanor has been writing a letter; the
first she has yet attempted. She rises now
and goes to the bureau. The long pier glass
gives her back her full reflection. A pale,
thin face, from which every ray OF color has
fled, great, sad eyes, which are in truth
homes for melancholy, and Short silky hair,
which lies In little baby curls about her
shapely head. Eleanor takes in the whole
"Do dressing gowns make one look so
much taller" she says, drawing her tall fig
ure to it's full height.
mo, but then you are thinner and posi-
lively you have grown"
AT all events am not scrdggy" says the
turning away with a weary little sigh
"what does 1t matter whether am scraggy
ut matters great DEAL" cries Rose, run
ming to her. Nelly, dear Nelly, do not
look so forlOrn. am sure you have Helen
anu =, anu "ii" o''i'i' '" io'0 ai" SNi0 AoA
yoH;
Eleanor smiles sadly. he,eh Is away,
ana yOuLyOu VIII soon go too'
Wish your sIster was mere, says nose
tnougntiIuny: was 50 angry wien c9 isht
not ma neT IN hr0 one ngn
wnen YOU We're very III, even proke open
your writlhg-desk IN hopes Oh hnulng ~
am gag you ala not why spoii ner
pleasuie! one never wrote 10 me wnen my
uncle died. and could have gone to him.
too;
Rose is looking OUT OF the WINDOW staring
vaguely az tie poor trees alIhost pereIt OF
their sumlneI beauty ohiy iew wear yet
tneiT rSu S9iu uiessils'
,,MTWeliy,,
wen.
shouia iiks W tei you something.
,What Is ltI
me other leaves tne WINDOW ana comes
s anu Kh T.; uT h " net, me solt, peach
Dlooin iii her cheeS uyed 10 ricn, ripe scar
let
IL ~ - oniymoni u,at l aln going 70 oe
l iiai LIEU. nave oeen engageG long tllle,
put nave had no ciiance 70 teil you<
al am giau' says .he other, looking AZ ner
Win snihing eyes. am very, very gIad,
ior you deserve 10 De Happy. 1 snail never
lotget now goou you nave Deen 70 me-
sbv cbiIdisS vnIce Via y vsrv Ssndso mea
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CHAPTER XVIII.
my desolation does begin to make

Eleanor has been very i'll. She has knock
ed at the very door of death, but she has not
has said unto her, Go back, thy time is not
yet come" So slowly, aye reluctantly, she
has come back to US. Through the long, hot
summer months, when the poor earth seems
fairly whitening under the fierce power of
the sun, she has lain there all unconscious,
now sinking into helpless apathy. More
than once have they resigned all hope, but
He who DEGREES ali things, has not seen fit
to take her. But now the burning August
DAYS have died
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NOTICE
TO
Applicants for Positions in Public Schools

OFFICE OF SUPT. PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
San Antonio, Texas, July p, 1886. }
An examination of applicants for positions
in the San Antonio public schools will be held
at the High School Building on August l6, II,
Is, 10, %, 81. j. E. SMITH,
T-29-eod-S2O Supt. City Schools.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-02-04
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.


In the House leave was granted
Mr.. Ireland TO introduce bin to pay
the balance Of salaries 10 certain en-
ployecs ID State tobacco warehouse
No. 4; Mr.. Poiee. to incorporate the
town Of Brooklyn. Anne Arundel
county; Mr.. CAN'T, to abolish State
c mpulsory inspection oft0bacco and
to lease the tobncc0 warehouses Mr..
Evans. to authorize the State librarian
70 secure sufficient copies Of Marti-
nets map Of Maryland for the public
schools; Mr.. Willing. 10 appeal and
re-enact section 5IS. acts OF 1884. res
lating to oysters. Mr.. Howard, Of
Anne Arundel county, from special
committee, reported with an amend
ment Senate bill relating to the pro-
lection of birds 10 Anne Arundel and
Prince Georges counties. The House
bill asking for State subscription Of
1000 copies OF Riley's History of
Annapolis" at 81 copy was read .
second time.
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State Library Extension.

A meeting of the library committee
was held yesterday in the State Lii
brary, for the purpose of examining
the plans prepared by f B. Mayer.
of this city, for the extension of the
State Library. 1t is proposed to form
an annex to the present library build
ing 40 feet deep by 100 feet front,
corresponding to the present State
House. The proposed building would
include basement under the entire
building, IA feet in height, for COM
mittee rooms, the story above to be
used for library, 90 feet high, with
gallery aud attic above. The pro-
posed Improvement would cost about
$4,000.
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The State Fishery Vessels.

Mr. Smith offered joint resolution
in the House yesterday that in view
OF the dispute regarding the inspec-
ton of State fishery vessels by the
federal government, committee Of
three from the House and two from
the Senate wait upon the Governor
to request him to have the vessels in
spected by the general government.
It was adopted, and Messrs Smith
Willing, of Baltimore, and Michaels
were appointed on the part of the
House.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-02-04
designations Of Naval Cadets.

The resigations of q number of
naval cadets have been received at the
Navy Department the last few days.
Secretary Whitney has decided not to
accept any of them until the result of
the semi-annual examination just
closed is known to him. He thinks
it probable that many of those whose
designations have been received anti
cipated failure, aud that others have
resigned to escae dismissal. The re-
Communications of the academic board
will first be considered before any of
the designations are acceptad.
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Application for a New Pos.ofice.

An application for the establishment
of new postoffice at Pindell's Store,
Anne Arundel county, Nd, with A..
M. Pindell, postmaster, was filed at
the Postofiice Department by Re-
preventative Compton yesterday. A
previous application for the establish
ment of the Office was on file in the de-
partment, but no action had been taken
on the case. The desired postoffice is
not on any mail route, and the expense
of mail delivery there has caused
some hesitation on the part of the
postofice officials 10 granting the APP
plication.
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THE OYSTER.
Gov !. i u.Illasd for chaseh purposss.

How il Is Utilized for Church Purposes
The following is from the pen Of a
writer 10 the st Louis Cltyfstidn Id
Uocate: "If church is 10 be built
the oyster is summoned to assist in
laying the foundation, and when the
cap-stone is brought forth with shout
ings be graces the occasion a0d gives
zest TO the hour. II debt Is pressiD q.
heavily upon the people OF God and
all other help fails, the oyster lin bis
season) never fails. If the salary of
the pastor 10 in arrears. the oyster
must liquidate. If improvements are
to be made in the building or the
church proposes to enlarge its sphere
of usefulness. the oyster must be in
terviewed. The days of martyrdom.
after all, are not yet past, for the oys
ter is dying daily for the glory Of
God. His bones are bleaching upon
every field where The church has
fought with the powers of darkness
The highways along which the church
is marching her victorious columns is
paved with CHASTITY evidence of bis
mortality. His shells whiten ia the
sun at the door of the sanctuary.
Every pastor and deacon is walking
cemetery. and the grand army OF
dyspeptics, for the glory of God. is
multiplying every day Oh! wonder
ful blvalve, great is they renowD-
The whale has aforetimes put on airs
because he was called upon to assist
the Lord 10 that little affair with the
prophet Jonah The Galilean pike
that brought the tribute money to
Pet'r has always claimed a patent
for nobility, because he helped the
Master to pay His taxes, but hence
forth the whale and the pike must
hide their diminished heads, for the
oyster has come to the front aud he
is greater than ALL"