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District Government Affair,

The health officers report for the week ending
January q, shows: Number OF deaf BIS. 50; white,
white, 170s; eolored, 27.4s; total population,
2O.55. Thirty-one were under I'VE years OF age,
and 22 owe sixty years. Twelve OF the deaths oc-
Cured In hospitals aud public institutions. The
principal causes OF death were: consumption, II;
olarrhGal, l; erysipelas, /; typhoid lever, 3;
pneumonia, congestion OF the lungs, B. bron-
males, II white females; 10 colored males, IA COL
0red females Marriages reported: IL white; 1
colored
HOUSE NUMBERING
According to the new building regulations, all
houses In the city must be correctly numbered
Whenever rrmit is issu for a house it is num-
bered at the Inspectors Office, and changes In the
numbers OF houses already erected are being con-
stantly ordered. The mistakes that occur are
brought about in various ways. For instance
there Is a house erected some distance from a
street corner, and a number given IL without
taking into consideration the unimproved lots
tnai Intervene. In case OF this KIND a whole
square needs changing, and the property low ners
have been SO notified, and unless the changes are
made within ten days the matter Will be brought
into the Police Court. the wOIk OF making changes
Is going on at present. and many reports are daily
handed In OF the changes made or ordered TO be
made.
THE WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
BONDS.
The Treasurer OF the United states, desiring In
formation in reference to the $50 900 OF the Alex
andr1a and Washington Railroad bonds In the GUS
t0dy OF bis Office, mas received letter from the
Commissioners, In which tuey say: 1.-The auditor
OF the District reports that the records OF his ONCE
show that the date OF settlement with said COM
pany was November IL, 1887, and the amount Sc.
cured In pursuance thereof ST. S1S.3l, which was
duly deposited in The Treasury or the United
States" With respect 10 the proper disposition
or the bonds the commissioners say that they can
make no other suggestion than that they be can
celed.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have approved OF the appli-
cation OF Richard Curtain for retail liquor license
al No. 200 TN street northeast.
Capt. Gif1fin has been compiling datA for a COM
parative statement OF the ARIA and population Der
mile OF Street-car trek In various cities OF The
United States which he will publish In his report
L. Y. Robbins has written TO the Commissioners
from Barbados, West Indies, asking permission TO
put up his warming and yentilating arrangements
In the public schools OF this city.
Supt. VIM. B. Powell had conference to-day
WI b Commissioner Webb on matters relating TO
puDic SCHOOLS.
The work at present not requiring the services
oftwo inspectors, G.H. Hughes, assistant inspector
OF alley cleaning, has been rurloughed, without
pay, until further orders.
Not Endorsed By the Republ leans.
From the National Republican
The mob that assembled at Willard Hall yester-
day was simply a disgrace TO republican institu-
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THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World Is
offered free TO every new subscriber Tor year to
the WEEKLY STAB. 1t is handsomely printed
BOOK OF d9l pages proiuseiy Illustrated with more
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Menl In another column.
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ID EDITION.
Latest TGlGglaHS 10 The Star.



Burglars Make q Heavy HAM at the
Annapolis POst.Offfce i'm the Mldss
Of u.
HALIFAX, JAN 25.-Yesterday's snowstorm was
one OF the worst known here for years Railway
travel Is again demoralzed. The harbors OF North
sydney, Dlgby, Yarmouth, and Annapolis are
frozen solid for the FIRST time In years In the
middle OF the bowling storm OF Monday night the
pOst-office AT Annapolis was entered by burglars.
The through mail bags from Yarmouth for
Halifax, from HALIFAX for Yarmouth, and
for and from St. John were opened. and all
the registered letters and money packages stolen.
As large amounts OF money are sent through the
mills by the Halifax and Yarmouth banks, some
times as much as $4,000 In a package, II is be-
neyed tuat a Dig haul was made, Post once In
speetor Mcdonald started TO investigate the rob-
berry. aid Is showed UP at Windsor. At midnight,
when the storm was at It's worst the dwelling
house or Alexander Beaton, a prominent resident
or Boulandere, caught fire, and in a few minutes
Was completely destroyed Mr.. Beatons vile and
grandchfld were burned TO death. The other In
mates barely escaped with their lives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25
The Deceased Diplomat.

The funeral services OF the late Min
lister NOgueras will be held tomorrow
at eleven o'clock at St. Matthew'S church.
The Following colleagues OF the deceased
diplomat will act as pall-bearers: Hon.
stephen Preston, minister from Hayri;
Baron Fava, Italian minister; Mr.
de Bounder, Belgian minister, Sir Lionel
SackVille-WeSt, British Minister, Sefior Don
Matias Romero, Mexican minister, Mr..
Chas. De Strive, Russian minister; Mr.. theodore
Roustan French minister, and Col Emile Frey,
Swiss minister
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The French Frontier NOS Violated.

PARIS, Jan. 25.-The project OF Nancy has made
report or the acknowledgements frontier
a1alr, In hitch he says that the French frontier
was not violated by Hahnemann when he took
Baroarets gun away. Barbaret mas not made a
formal complaint 10 The government against hah-
ncnldnn, and therefore tue Incident Cannot be
made the suDlecL OF dipOmallc represenlaliOns.
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THE GEsuIsE IMPORTED
CARLSBAD sPKtpEL WATER

NAtI1SbAU sPKCDEL WATER
sPRUDEL SALT
NATURES WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR Liver
AND KIDNEY DIsEAsEa
PkRFEC1 CURE
Constipation. Govt RheuIaztism. Disbstss, and all
Diseases VI tho stonach-
Beware Of limitations
1t has given better sstisfsction than anything
which have ussd."-Prof Seegsn. University OF
Vienna
Prof Hswazsk-
Write for DE- Toboldts lecture Carlsbad Water
aud Salt read before the Ninth International Medical
Congress, mailed free upon application
EIsSER 6 MESDELsoN CO. Sole Agents. Bar
clay ST New York ia2-m,xA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

from the New York Sun. To-day.
Major VIM. Moore, OF Washington, H. O., has
asked superintendent Murray 20 search all hosplt-
ais ana asylums for 7. T. Hale. who has been
missing since November - last. lie Is the aiyer-
Using agent Tor the indianapolis MiLuone and
was in this city from November 20 10 November
-. lie Is supposed 10 have left here on the aeth
10 90 10 Baltimore Ind spend few hours, lntens-
Ing 10 come back 10 New York, spend a few DAYS
anu return 10 Indianapolis lie Is suffering fro.n
cou,un plion ami ..lnnnL Lila al.....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

The geological department OF the National Mu.
scum has just been enriched by the arrival OF q
fine black bear and a jaguar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25
The BrOsnan Case.
sUBPRSAs ISSUED F0R COMMISSIONER WEBB AND
OTHER OFFICIALS.

The case Of John BrOsnan, the SalOOn-keeper
that has attracted considerable attention has been
set for trial In the Police Court at tomorrow
and already the witnesses for the prosecution have
been summoned. This morning Mr.. Cahill, coun-
sci for BrOsnan, made out subp9nas for the at
tendance OF Commissioner Webb, Chief OF Police
Moore, Assessor Fish, and License Clerk Montague
as witnesses for tue defense, and left them at DO
lice headquarters for SERVICE section 1865 OF the
Revised Statutes says: ''In cases arising out OF
violations Of any OF the ordinances or laws
OF III District In force therein, process shall be
directed TO The major OF police, who shall execute
as IN other cases" Sometime after the delivery
OF the suDpRnas telephone message was re-
niles ias the o%
was not the business OF the police TO summon
menus case" MT. 0ahiIps attention Was Called to
ana Aasn e.
between them, Nr. Cahin Teferring 70 the law and
the seal o. the court on the subpGnas which made
would S psocssdngs IL court Unless sSs
cided 70 have them served. ''' ' w.
AN ACCIDENT 70 skAsINa PARMA skating
party on the Eastern Branch met with an accident
Sas Ssn s ssis
!ion; bf, Dckson, q DE Navy, and M. Richsrd
IotofA 0fO8VB 9Au ~. Olck1O0, VINO Wef0
drawing Mrs. Padclfor0 ON Q sled, broke through
the ice. Mr.. Peters, In attempting to assist his
friends also oroks IN, and Ma Psdeiiord ives LETT
rescued ~ si squad q ssiioss rom tas yard. ""
Ssxr 10 jan BDCAusE TlxRs u No DurRIcr
ATToKNEY.-A young man named chas. Il VA
dams was before The P0lice Court to-day on q
charge OF larceny, and was sent TO jail In default
OF collateral h 'was the only pTaones who suf-
tered because tuere was no prosecutipg attorney
TO prepare the papers ana prosecute u case. A
nunhrr Of caana were Qonttnped, but Nke defend
ants were able TO leave Collateral insteSo OF going
TO Jail
RAB0B % mn TBBnMoM.s1h-The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: a
n. ld; 2 p m. 20; maximum. %; minimum, Ia
Tho Co0Tss.
EQurY CouR9-Jstdge Neryick.
To-day. KIng agt. King; testimony ordered
taken before J. A. Clarke.
CIRCUIT COURT No l--ltd0e Hd0neT.
To-Day, J. W. Bradbury. w. g, r. Whiting and
more ana Potomac Railroad Co.; ordered for law
Calendar.
csgyy cogET NO 2--1udoe MerricE.
To-day. Anton Ebsrly excused ~ . Juror.
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ssiiiva. CAalss.sss Smith.
TIE BOSTON slreeEa SIMS Nm rIrnArcu ~
, The New rork Heraid publishes today u
following from trs london bureau:
sullivan has hslf-co,unn card IN this nora-
ings A0RortosoA. which he calls his uitimatun
and ia~hich he says:
s.Ar. smith 10 recognized In America ana here
- the champion OF Great Britain ana from What
Fellow. always ready TO night ANYBODY for any
amount II pains me, however. 70 say that he Il
% % sSs .s . s. s
pSsnoter q sport AZ f,e@iaSs /. sssr1ui Isss
Sssstn ma man VIII arrange . nsss IL The o.s
style with Jem smith for any amount 70
Siche s.sS ID. 70 s s sS Ht 70 Ten nen
isted number 70 iosis s su money posted, tie
BY Mitchell as Is Flemings earnest wish, smith 70
accept nv fio0 forfeit and the hat ie 20 be de-
sSs .as a. ~ po
Ell four days after the coming encoante., aud the
night 70 occur ten days Thereafter, the A,ortsnssa
ground, the referee 20 pc mutually agreed upon
Y remains FOR Fleming 10 cover my money In your
In your possession goo, posted In my behalf =
m MOI. slnce by Hairy fhilps IN support q an
one 70 smith and kirain; cloo OF that goes on
come forward ana posi- mis- mopey. then Kindly N.
mind the leaders thar Won III n hoid s-ao nosrss
month since and which remains sncoyered ktso
that have done eyeryfhing - ME I'd esfsrf =
bona rde match"
Crime So ChScax~.
aAKRorFns Avn .rpaI ans 40. ,o,,, .,., ,..-
ssss "A s,T,x or M, 49,, "'" 'ess
Sand ha,-,-,,,,. -. " y, ~
ss anu saie-oiosihg nave become %
.Vmnoh IL chicago this winter that persons whose
pusiness caiis them cut at night 20 heavily armed
= m fla.ar IT,.
vision or ,ha ,,,,- a. - ~ ..~s $50 w
,i " rne eiS y oNerfuh Win garroters and
s, IN the past seven days 23s houses aud
seoIes nave oeen robbed siN safes were blown
lnree women nave also been assaulted In the xffh
rsseeinct anu theh hurled into vacant lots where
. ~ weie picke1 up hat dead from the colo and
,neI INJURIES Al no time In the history &C the
c'y mas the misery among the poor been 10 great
NsNes8os DtOckades
ONE THOUSAND LOADED CARS AT A sTAspsrIlI on
TIRE CENTRAL PACIFIC
The Union Pacific managers are MAKING sar,on.
NAa'eo' seeihSe snO tehttA idClAS Uctausr VI the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

PRESIDENT BLOT ADDRESSES THg STUDENTS AND
PROPOSES KHf0RN.
President Eliot, OF Harvard, on Monday night
delivered an address on sColiege Public Opinion, !"
giving his consideration TO Q discussion Of the
various evils In Harvard-the evil OF dissipation,
foul play In athletics and ungentlemanly conduct
ON the field. He alluded TO the serious need OF q
prevalent opinion among the students which shall
discountenance these vices. he dwelt upon the
low tone OF intercollegiate athl6tlcs, which are
conducted upon the same plan as the professional
contests undertaken solely for money, and
pleaded for the more sportsmanlike spirit OF
the English universities. He entered quite
freely into the relations OF the faculty TO
students and maintained that the growing
intimacy was bright sign. In answer 70
q question as 10 the cause Of Harvards bad name
he ascrfbed IL to lingering theological prejudice
70 an r-creduous public opinion as to the large
humber OF rich mems sons In attendance. He
made an earnest defense Of the ACTIONS OF the COL
lege faculty. which often sulfers as the victim OF
unjust criticism among the students There are
nuimero,ls eyiis, said be. which are beyond the
power OF the faculty 70 prevent; only the general
down many lmproprieties ~ college 1fe President
sport, but suggested the need Of Considerable re-
form In the conduct Of gameA In relesence 70 the
almost universal custom among outsdes q direct
forciblf, and condemnsd rs emitent unfsirnssA
when the president nntahed speektuG the applanas
from the students was long and hearty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25
FINANCIAL. Ann CnuwruCua

Ncw u Ofk MOCK MARKET
The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, IS reported BY special
wire 10 CUrson Mccartney, az street
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Thirty-tWo girls and I've men who we're asA6ne
the striking employees q Clarks thread mills &C
Newark, N. j., returned TO work yestoSday morn
ing. All the strikers who applied for WORK WeF6
taken back without question.
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MAR RlED.

LARK-PURSEII. On Monday, January "a less.
By the Rev Scott I. Hershey. HARRY b. CLARK aud
MAnY A PIkSkLL
MYERs-DAsHIEII- ON the s5th Of January 1855,
in the fifteenth street d l. onurci ~ die brides
father, assisted by Rev. 1hos. Myers ELfZABEIH r.
daughter Of Rev. John n. Dsshiell, GEORGE ~
MYERS, VI Washington. ID. u. No cards
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John l. sullivan offers to DEPOSIT slO0 at once 70
bind q match with Jem Smith, the money to b.
iorfeited In case he is beaten In his nght Wit,
Mitchell
Adyices from Teheran state that the shah OF
Persia has concluded u defer his visit until next
year, desiring has toar shall Include visit 70 the
Paris exhibition.
dispatch from Darjeeling says that the aed
Bengal infantry, with two guns, have been or
dered 70 sikkim, 10 repair the road and clear out
heUhibetans from the Telapia PasA
The surgeons have been unable 10 extract the
bullet In louise Atchels head. Lucas, the man
who shot her, says II he has killed an anarchIs
queen the revolution win disappear
There seems 70 be no change In the situation OF
the Reading railroaders' and minery strike The
recent letter Of President Corbin and tue reply Of
the miners representative are regarded Is ths utt-
malums OF both sides.
The republicans OF the FIRST Congressional dis
trfct OF Louisiana elected ex-Goy. Yarmouth and
l. r. smith delegates, and John T. starr and John
L Edwards aiternates, 70 the republican national
convenIlsn-
The cuban captain-generals wife has personally
distributed 8, 600 In gold among sufferers from
sm ali-p0x In Havana
Frederick G. Brightly, author Of Brightlys d.
gest and other notable law books, died In Phtlar
deipnia yesterday. aged seventy-six years
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Keno Not Gambling.
NEW ORLEANS JURY SAYS THE GAME Is NOT yI0I.
TON OF TIE GAMBLING LAWS.

A NEW ORLEANS JURY SAYS THE GAME Is NOT VIOLA
TION OF Tue GAMBLING LAWS
Shortly after the New Orleans grand jury in
dicted the gamblers early last year, John Curry
opened an establishment at 95 Custom House
street and ran a keno game Curry contended
that the law related to the running OF q banking
game, such as faro, and that keno did not come
under that head, as the house only collected ler-
centage on this game. Superintendent Adams
closed up the establishment ana arrested Curry,
charging him with keeping gambling house. The
case was called yesterday and jury was lmpan-
elled. Seven witnesseS including superintendent
OF Police Adams, testified In regard 10 keno Ed
ward Kennard testified for the defense that keno
was the only game played In Curry's place, and
that the only benefit the proprietor derived from
collected from the players. The jury brought In a
verdict OF not guilty. The verdict was received
with much grattncation by the large number OF
gamblers In the courtroom, and IL was announced
On all sides that by Saturday night there would be
several keno games In full blast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25
Talking Around the Earth.

CONVERSATION CARRIED on WITH COMFORT BETWEEN
LONDON AND vANCouyERs LAND.
From the New York World. Jan "a
The Pal Mall Gazette OF this evenings issue
contains a dispatch headed, "Telegraphing Ex-
MISUNDERSTANDING by Gable Across the
World" The article begins: "An altogether IN
precedented feat in telesraphy was performed last
night, when an interview took place by cable be-
tween our special commissioner, now at Vancouver,
and the edi. or, at the ofiices Of the Commercial
sire by our special commissioner 10 AFFORD the Old
World and the New striking manifestation OF the
extent 10 which time and space had been annlhi-
lated by the electric telegraph and cable. The
exact distances traversed by the electric current
conveying the messages are as follows:
miles; by spur cable 10 WateryiIle, 3o9 miles:
by cable from Waterville, Ireland 10 Canso
n. s., 2, $50 miles; from Canso TO New York and by
the Canadian Pacific Railway telegraph lin, 5 90
Vancouver, 400 miles-making q total OF 1919
miles. conversation was carried on-allowin-
the wires first between ottawa and Montreal, and
then west OF Winnipeg-consecutiyely for three
hours. The wire outstnppcd the sun BY eight
hours, the time being O'Clock In the afternoon ut
Vancouver when IL Was O'Clock al night In Lon
don. After half hour OF Instructions between the
editor and the correspondent, the latter said:
81 can see the Pacific as write. In a few days
l shall start fer 4OOO-mile voyage In another
English ship-the Parthia-Oyer another ocean,
yet am able TO talk as quickly and easily as II
were speaking through a tube at Northumberland
street at our off,ce.'"
water between the two gentleman. sui, ques-
ton was asked and the answer was IN IT'S way In
the space or iour minutes the distance trayersed
py The swift messenger being nearly 1000 miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

FIsHPoIEs ExTRA0RDINARY.-E. l. Hutchinson.
OF South Coventry, Conn, got business order the
other day that Jolted his mental eQuip0ise as well
as excited his curiosity. IL vas from Cape COD
fishermen for lis nshpoles that must be OF hick-
CRY, ~ TO IL feet long, and B Inches In diameter
al the butt. Mr.. Hutchinson has the timber and
he Is going 20 MI the order without asking any
questions. but he would like 20 know what sort u
fish ms hickory withes IL going 10 CATCH
AGAINST u. 5. GRANT Dr., wARD And FIsH-A
Judgment recorded In the county clerks office.
New York. yesterday, against Ferdinand W ard, u.
s Grant, Jr., and James ID. Fish In favor Of this
Pacific Bank Tor Sl2,5S5
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RaStinsOre Markets.

BALTIMORE, MD-, January 2a.zCotton duli-mid-
ding, i0ts- flour easy aud Il-Howard street and
westssa super 2.3ss 30; do. extra, 3.0Os375: do.
ialiiiy, iyos4 80. city mills super, 2i5s3 d. do
iapsco superistiye patent, 10: do. family, $50
Wheat = southern. mr. er and quiet: red, 96sI00;
winter red spot; SO I'D January, ssassa: Feb.
Corn-soutiern. quiet and hrin white 3Ss5y; yellow
5sA59; western nrmer and quiet; mixed, spot. 5Ss
eoSa6i. Oats steady aud auist southern and Penn
sylvanis, 3issl western white, 4 Is42: western
to choice western iSoo.iss. ProSixious quiet and
.,s;dy.Mssss pcrs, lap BuIt nas..s shogldsr1
4.ss clear 5 R,, .,des 81 hsns. ia.ls Lard,
eTea@siy ssasi. Ess .:s. sefrssa. ga Y Inca
Lab: Petroleum steady -rsnsed, *. Codes
liz SUGAR steady Ea Quist-A soft, 1lf-16;
copper renned fru aud active l5s1b. Whisky ste dy
I. f5al To- Ereigtu To Liverpool Per steamer dull
cotton. J-lod uour. per Ton, LIS.
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The Moniteur OF Rome ON Tuesday published
the text OF Cardinal Gibbons letter to the pope,
and also Archbishop Ryans address to his holI-
ness. The pope, In replying to the letter, after
expressing the great pleasure he felt In receiving
the Presidents gift, said: "In America the people
enjoy liberty In the true sense OF the word
Religion there Is free TO spread itself entertain
an especial affection for America and have there
fore approved the scheme for Catholic university
at Washington. Your great country has a grand
future before 1t. Your nation has q Tree govern
ment OF q strong character. Your President CON-
mands my highest admiration, and I thank and
bless you and him."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

A NEW NATIONAL BANK-The Controller Of the
Currency has authorized the organization Of the
Spokane National Bank Of Spokane Falls, wash
tngton Territory, with q capital OF sc, 600, VIM.
II. Taylor PRESIDENT, and b. Hussey cashier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

Both factions OF yesterdays republican conven-
ton to-day claim the victory and insist on the
regularity OF the election Of their delegates. As
it ts the District viii be represented at Chicago by
Blaine Delegation, composed OF Messrs Carson
ana Gleason, and q sherman delegation, composed
Of Messrs. Shellabarger and Holland. All OF
these delegates-elect we're present at the conven-
ton yesterday working to secure their election
eept Judge Sheilabarger. II he did any work
he did tt through ueutenanta When the contest
Ing delegates appear at Chicago, the decision Of
tho contest VIII depend somewhat on which wing
OF the party secures the Organization. There is
tax to-day Of another convention to be called BY
those who have repudiated the existing central
committee a. not having been leg .uy elected
When Judge Shellabarger was asked o-day
whether he would accept the ONCE 70
which he was elected, he said: 81 can
give you no explicit answer to that
question nov. viii not accept It unless I
was fairiy and honestly elected and ind that
faoS out. / have no Information on that subject
except what ! have read In the newspapers. III IL
Is true thai there was any fraud or corruption
WIN not accept The place consented to have my
name useo only at the request Of Senator Sher-
man. cannot say now what will do"
When the reporter suggested that 1t would be
olmcult to make head or tail out OF the conven-
lion, Judge Shellabarger smiled and said there
was no use discussing that cow ntiou He said IL
might be that the committee would decide to call
another convention, but until he had satisfied
himself OF his status he could not say anything as
70 what he would do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

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Inic4;ve Of health and purity communicated to the
n40gth 10 the srVLn.tls
ZODONT
which the teeth white and % radiant pol
shed porcelain. and contains Ingredient that 10
lisniy Osn.Real ~ both gums and teeth
The LYRIC and Dramatic professions loud in their
Irai-esOf
dI5-6m sozoD ONT
nESsON-s PLASTER HAS ATTAINED WORLD
~ VIDE reputation solely upon its superative merits.
IL u not -no=trunl" but medicinal article Of the
highest Iae-it and Is recommended BY physicians
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Iklns u every de- Is 1Hk BEST scription, such
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brOaehits. pl-uTisy. pneu uOniA and ali chest sHsc-
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lack and kidney troubles Avoid imita-
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