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The Columbian College s.Prep.''

At the CONNIE ncement OF the columbian college
Preparatory School at the National Theather yes
terday afternoon Lonors ana prizes were awarded
as Follows: For high grade OF scholarship-First
class: First prize, Walter L. Wilson; second class.
first prize samuel 7. Davis jr; third class. first
prize George L. Edmunds and Thornton J. Parker:
fourth class, second prize, Spencer Is. Prentlss.
Montague gold medal IN Latin, Walter l. Wilson;
special certificate In Latin, Jesse Z. Woodward;
Roome gold medal In Greek Walter L. Wilson;
Lodge gold medal in French, Evans Fugiu; Hodg-
kinS gold medal In mathematics, Arthur q.
Coumbe; Spencer prize in penmanship, WIN. q.
Stanlnecker, Jr. Fox gold medal, Tor defamation
at commencement, Win. W. Wyard; especial
honorable mention OF John II. stone. Herlnesian
society gold medals: Best deDater, VIM. q. Stahl-
necKer; best writer, Walter L. Wilson; honorable
mention OF essay OF Franklin VI. Patterson. Gold
medal for punctuality and department: Three
years, Radcliffe Copeland; two years, John II.
stone; one year, John 4. Dunlop; Chas. p.
Humphreys; b. b. II. Lawrence; Harry c.
Lighter; j. Edward Libbey, Jr.; Harry ii. Miller:
Thornton j. Parker; Armistead Peter, jE; b.
Kennon Peter; q. Freeland Peter; ID. W. Prentiss,
IT.; Bainwell 5. stuart and Walter L. Wilson.
Honorable mention for an average above 80: j.
Gilliat Clark, Samuel I. Davis, jr., George l.
Edmunds, Evans Fugitt, Louis Hosmer, Thornton
j. Parker. Armistead PeteI Jr, q. Freeland Peter.
Spencer b. Prenttss. Barnwell 5. stuart, Walter L.
Wilson and Jesse {. Woodward.
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Alexandria AsInir.


CORPORATION CuURT.-.Iuugc stuart SIN con
tlnues the sessions ~ his corporation court, az
l. devoted mainly TO probate business. The H.
port and inventory % the personal ,tat,. of L.,
late John 4. SmUpt has been submitted ny thC af,-
praiseis and suuI- up = $3.50. Richard VI. Latham
has been appointed administrator of THE est ate 4
Mrs. Rose Latham ana guardian OF MS chiidreu.
Tue court has prepared aud handed 70 the clerk
the juT1 list Tor tl- coming ArIr
pEAns.-Lewls iresler a cuppl'dman, living
near the northern end ul Washington Street, u.rl
last night from the effect 81 Injuries suffered by
Tail Through the u'or 81 las house SOME das, age.
Tine fl 80 injured one %. ais .A. thar smpuIat lon
became necessary, ana the leg was cut On near
the Lip by Dr>- A~hhy, biru-si aud Tenis. Nr.
VIM. Robpy. residing on Prince street. near PIT.
dled last ryenin-.-J5mcS Thompson, an old cal-
ored man, ~ inS near IA" brewery, was found dead
IA his bead tiIls morning.
RE,IGNATnN.-Nr Nm. 4. cave, who was AZ
pointed 10y the late Judge Meade conan, siUnpr "a
accounts 81 the cooperation court, has rendered
his resignation, ana the place VIII be- nllcl by al
appointment from Judge stuart.
RAILROAD TO MOUNT kERSeN.-The Mount Ner-
non Railroad, chartered some year. ago, has r.
stunned its wUrH, which has been luteriulttrd Z r
some time. As heretofore stated Ia THE SrAK tire
proposed road VIII Branch fruia tie AleNauura
ana Fredericksburg Railway at TN, clty ant
make a course a. direct a. practicable to Mount
vernon. washington 'Ntur,iunlsts VIII reach
Mount vernon from The u street depot Ia less Than
an hour.
Notes.-The city's claim against the Alexandra.
Canal 90. VIII be reported 10 Judge Hughes It
Norfolk. next Tuesday, ny Commlss Fowler
aud VIII be then ddJudlcat"i by hiIn.-Thos.
oiden, convicted OF the murder VI Am. BTyeriy Dy
the LOudOun Court, and +. Watson, convicted u
assault with Intent W kIIl 10y the same court were
sent yesterday FROM the lall here (Which is nov
the LOGdoun jail pro tcnl) 10 the pentsntlary at
RichmUud.-The subsidiary contract with CON-
tractor Gibson AID the contract ana brrS Tor the
sinead heating and yeEtiatias apparatus at the
new school house has been completed 10y Mr. A
stuart and executed 10y the partieS
RANGE OF THE 1HEEMoMETER.-The following
were the Readings al the signal once to-day: a
H., 40; : pm, 81: maA.mui4' SO; minimum. Ua
Amele RyeS the nOVelist was married yester-
day 10 Mr. John A. Chandler. AT CASH. mn tho
home OF the brides parents near CharOttsvIe,N Va
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EVERY FARMER Knows

That weeds must be torn up by the roots or
they viii. be sure to crop out again 80 tits
with diseases which have their origin m de-
PRAYED blood The cause of the complaint must
be removed by Ayers Sarssparilla or no perma-
nent cure is possible. Try it.
c. W. Allen, Druggist, of Brunswick. Me-,
says: Il have never known Ayers Sarsaparills
fail to give satisfaction. In hundreds Of cases
within my knowledge II has proved a perfect
specific for diseases arising from impurities in
the blood. / regard it as an invaluable spring
medicine.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
Prepared by DR. J. C. Aver Il Co, Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81: six bottles, Is.
ja3O WORTH s. BOTTLE
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American sy.npn,h, Tor Germany.

SECRETAEY BAGARDS TELEGRAM TO MINISTER
fENDLETON.
The Secretary Of state was Informed by tie
American legation at Berlin this morning OF the
death OF the emperor OF Germany. The secretary
sent back tie following dispatch: 'Pendlcton, min
lister. Berlin. The President desires you TO make
expression. through the foreign Office. q the re-
Spectful sympathy felt throughout TIE United
States for The German nation In the loss Of thea
emperor, who has at last yielded 20 death with
sucn lofty courage and calm resignation 70 the
Divine decree. BAYARD.
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FROM THE SICk.ROOM.
General sheridan Gradually lmprsv-
ing-liis Condition 20. Day.

General Sheridans condition was regarded as so
favorable that no bulletin was issued after the
morning bulletin. until O'Clock last night when
his ply sicians announced that his condition had
continued substantially the same as at the date OF
the last bulletin.
THE MORNING BULLETIN.
The following bulletin was issued at $50 O'Clock
this morning: 'June Il, a. m.--There is 10
change TO be noted in General sheridan's condi-
ton. He has rested well during the night his
cough troubling him very little. His pulse Is
unues 10 take sufnCiency OF nourtshment which
apparently asSinilateS" signed by Drs O'Reilly,
Matthews, Byrne, and Narrow.
AT O'Clock IL was stated that the general Was
resting comfortably. He takes his nouriShment
Wen ana seems considerably stronger. The ply
night
There was no change in General sheridan's con-
ditiOn at 3 O'clock
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Presidential Politics.

STRAWS FROM CHICAGO AND BLSEWHEkk.
The report comes from Chicago, in line with
what has been limited at before, that the Gresham
and Harrison forces have formed a compact. by
the terms OF which the friends OF either are TO 60
to the support Of the other whenever their favorte
is out of the night. The Gresham men have suf-
tered shock in the outsrcken declaration Of one
OF their "pledged" Illinois delegates-W. E. Kent
that he Is In favor OF Mr.. Blaine's nomination.
Kent represents an Irish constituency.
Mr.. Bratnard the editor OF the Philadelphia
NeVs, Is quoted from Chicago as declaring for
Gresham and asserting that II Gresham Is nomi-
mated philadelphia will contribute ss50ooo TO his
campaign fund.
The California, oregon, and Nevada delegates
who arrived at chicago yesterday, have declared
for Blaine by q formal resolution. II Blaine would
not accept Lhen consultations would be held with
Indiana, New York, and other delegates. The only
thing the Coast asks Of the convention Is the So
lection OF NJ. NJ. Estee as temporary chairman
The Maryland delegation viii leave Baltimore
for Chicago Sunday morning In profuseiy deco
The ansas state Temperance Union has passed
resolutions denOunclng the statement that prohi-
birion cannot be enforced.
senator sherman,s headquarters at chicago
were opened yesterday.
Representative Walter l. Hayes. democrat, has
been renoEninsted frosn the second Iowa distS,ct
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IDIETs.

DICKSON. ON June "a. 1855. at 8 O'Clock m
Miss SARAH A. DICKSON.
he funeral will take place from her residence loo
Massachusetts avenue northwest. on saturday at 4
O'Clock Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend.
PERKINS. WILLIAM PERKINS. the beloved hus-
band VI Margaret Perkins. the hfteth year ot his
axe. X. L l..
Funeral took place National Soldiers Home at
Hampton. Virginia June IA, 1855 ll.OcAInsham hey
lister please cOpy.l
WATSON. On Friday. June .. 1855. at > 10 An
SARAH ELIZABETH " Al SON wife of the late L. v IL
Watson. in the forty ninth Year Of her
Relatives and friends Of family respectfully
yited 10 attend the funeral from her late residence
l2l1 49, street southwest sunday. lstL. al pm.
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The Printing Office investigation.
THERE WILL BE TWO REPORTS FROM The HuUsE sPl
CIAL COMMITTEE

GAL COMMITTEES.
The House special committee investi eating the
Printing ONCE has closed its testimony and ad-
lourned subject 10 a call by the CHAIR In course
OF time there Will be two reports upon the result,
the democrats and republicans drawing widely
different conclusions from the same testimony The
democrats viii probably cast some reflections upon
the administratiog % Mr.. Rounds ia this report
speaking well OF Mr.. Bene1ict'S administration.
Mr.. Challenger, ia the minority report viii reflect
severely on Nr. Benedict administration, aui
possibly accompany the report with a resolution
Of Impeachment.
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RoGERS-DENT. On Ny 81. 1855. IN baltimore
Nd, py the lev Father ia tett OF 81 AIMS Catholic
church ia that city, Mr. THOMAS ECkS1EIA ROC
klis and Miss LILA CHAPMAN DEM. both Of Wash
hgtOn. Dc.
HOMELl.-IAUCh. On june 10. 1855. at the New
York avenue lraDy cuurrL. the l.,y. William
A. Bartlett. DID, assisted 10y the Rev Edward ". Mot.
Of the Church OF the Epiphany. WILLIAM b. HOMELL
70 lsABLL S1EEHEN young 81 daughter vi tie late
Henry e. Lauck. OF this city
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LIKE ONE WHO FALLS ASLEEP.
Emperor Frederick Death Peaceful
and Painless-lnternatiO EXPIRES.
siOns Of Sorrow at GerMauy's Loss.

IN
siOns Of Sorrow at Gierniany's Loss.
PoTsD,M, June 15.-The emperor died without
struggle. He was surrounded by all the
members OF his family. The remains now
lie on the bed on which the emperor
died. HussarS occupy the road from
FriedreichSkron Castle 10 san Souci In
the interior OF the castle the Lehr Battalion
mounts guard under command OF Major NatZner.
TRYING TO MAKE HIMSELF USDERsrooD.
LONDON, June IA dispatch from Potsdam
sometimes rOusing for few moments During
the last hour OF his life he made several fruitless
attempts TO make himself understood.
Mr.. w. III. Smith. leader OF the government. an
noUnced this afternoon in the house OF commons
the death OF EN-, Jeror Frederick. He said that he
would move an address on Monday expressing the
deep sorrow OF the English Lation for the calamity
which had overtaken the royal family and people
OF Germany.
BERLIN June 15.-The municiparcouncn received
notice OF the death OF the emperor through Herr
Won Forkenbeck mayor OF Berlin, while they We're
in session They Immediately adjourned TO Lleet
in special session this evening
Mayor Hewitt Keeps the Flags Up.
NEW YORK, June 15.-The nags OF the City Hall
and departments were not piIced at half-mast
to-day when the news OF the death CT Emperor
Frederick was received. Mayor Hewitt said he did
not feel justified in ordering them up.
Mr.. oTTEND0RFER on THE SITUATION.
Oswald OJtendor1eT, OF the StddfdS- ZettUll o. to-
day expressed himself thus: The death Of
Emperor Frederick viii have very little influence
In European affairs his death has been ex-
pected ior considerable time, and he has been
on the brink OF the grave ever since he assembled
the throne. The dead emperor think WAS even
more popular with the masses than Emperor WILL
liam. the young Emperor William, rumor says,
fayurs a wariike policy. j cannot say whether
1t is true or not, but / do not look
for any great Caange in German affairs
Think that Bismarck viii take the first oppor-
UNITY to show the world that the young emperor
has no Warllke inclinationS"
JOHANN MOST REJoICES.
Johann Most, the sangulnary editor OF the aLar-
chcai organ, Ffeihen, said regarding Emperor
Freder1Ck'S death:
"FWderlck's reign can as well as not be stricken
out VI the history VI the empire He wasn't
sane when he became emperor. When he
was sane he was rascal from
top TO bottom. Ten years ago, when his father
was sick, he signed the coercion act aimed against
the socialists ana also dissolved parliament.
Every lover Of freedom must hate his memory"
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Have You 4 SKIN DISEASE,

CURE IT WITH CU1ICIRA.
CUTICURA REMEDIES are the greatest medicines on
earth. Had the of salt Rheum in this
try My laothe. had il twenty years. and i'll fact died
from it / believe CUTICURA would have saved her
lite. My arms breast and head covered for three
years which nothing relieved cured until used the
CUTICUEA REsoLvENT internally, and CUIICUKA and
CUTICURA SOAP externally. J. W ADAMS, Newark ..
commenced to use your CUTICURA REMEDIES last
July. My head and face and parts of ny body
Were almost raw. My head was covered with scabs
and sores, and my suffering fearful I had tried
everything had heard OF in the East and West. Ny
case was considered very bad one ! have now not
particle of Skin Humor about me. aud y CO 81 is
sidered wonderful Mrs. 5. Z. WHIPPLE. Decatur
Mich.
cannot speak in toe high terms of your CUTTCURA.
1t is worth its weight i'll gold for skin diseases.
believe II has equal
". W. NURIHRUP, 10l5 Harvey St, Omaha.
Sold everywhere. Price: CUTICURA 5Oc.. SOAP, 20c.
CUrIcURA KEsoLyENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
e. Send for How 10 Cure Skin Diseases" GA pages,
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TINTED with the loveliest delicacy is the SKIN pre-
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The PRESIDENT AND THE SELFRIDGE CoURT-MAR-
TiaL-Ihe couri-martial held last week in the
case OF Capt. Thos q. selirid-e acquitted the or-
Ger Of the charge OF neglect OF duty on which he
was tried. The findings Of the court have been
oyerruleG by the President
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The GENUINE IMPORTED

The GENUINE IMPORTED
CARLS BAD SPRUDEL. WATER
SPRUDEL SALT
NATURES WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR LIVER
AND KIDNEY DISEASES
PERFECT CURE
Constipation. Gout rheumatism. Diabetes and all
Diseases OF the stomach.
Beware of limitations.
1T has given me better satisfaction than ANYTHING
which have used."-ProI Seegeu, University Of
Vienna
Ihave used ii for years with remarkable So
Prof. Hlawszek.
Write for DR. Toboldts lecture Carlsbad Water
and Salt read before the Ninth International Medical
Congress- mailed free upon application.
EISNER & MENDELSON CO.. Sole Agents. 6 Bar
clay St New York ja2m,wGf
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OCSEkkE-l IRIS are invited % examine the CELE-
|BkATED kEFRIGE1ATOks Tor which We are sole
~ ents Tor the District
EDDi'S REFRTGERATORS
WITH GLADSTONE sHELVTS
We have sold above for twelve years AID every pur
hsser = pleased With them
LOkILLAkO RES RIG EAATOES
for Clubs and Restaurants
MONROE PATENT Hydrocarbons
t.nsd entirely Nlth glazed ston. ware
They are al nrst-class Refr.ge-asors ana do their
sOrk well and economically.
Write Or call for cIscalz<S
While MOUNTAIN ICE-CKEAN FREEZERs
Se1e oet,ef- A. ". bEvEAIDoE.
| AyxS-Sa lOoy PA Ave
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Deasti of Mary y. Prescott.

NEwBURYPoRT, June l5--Mary y. Prescott, au-
thor aud pOeI, died last night at the home Of Rich
ard :. SpOnord. She has contributed largely TO
.eSeral prominent magazines, and wrote many
hlldien'S stories. She was sister OF Harriet
Prescott SpOfIOrG.
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VALUABLE UNIMPROyED LOT, FRONTING on
lHE NORTH SIDE Or l. STREET, BETWEEN
TNLNTl FIRST STEELT AND NEW HAMP-
SHIRE AVENUE NORTHWEST,
Al AUCTION.
ON FRIDAY. JUNE FIFTEENTH. 1883, at
SIN O'CLOCK F. NJ, shall sell in front of the
premises Lot No 3. i'll Square No. a. having 20 feet
front by l23 deep.
Terms Oue-third cash: balance in one. two and
three years for notes bearing interest from day of
sale and secured BY deed Of trust property sold
All conveyancing. &c, at cost OF purchaser; $500
down when property is struck off.
ie9-dSds WALTZ b. WILLIAMS x Co, Aucts.
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SALE, OF PUBLIC HAY scALEs.-oFrIcE OF

GALE OF PUBLIC HAY SCALES.-OF OF
- THE COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT OF COLUM-
BIA, WASHINGTON, June 13, lSSS.-On WEDNES-
DAY, JUNE 1MLNIi-SExENTH, 1883: at the re-
slectlve locations shall offer for sale to the highest
bidder the exclusive right and privilege using the
several District Hay Scales from July l. 1885, June
80, 1889. for the purpose of weighing hay, straw tod
der oats III the straw, and live Stock the following
places and time to wit No. l. Situated opposite the
Post-oiire. Uniontown, ID. C., at TEN O'CLOCK AM
No = SITUATED ON 18th street southeast, between LIST
street and Georgia avenue. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN
NO j. situated Oh 10Th street northwest, Iouls
ana avenue, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. No. 4. Stu
ated at corner of 9Th street and Rhode Island avenue
northwest, at ONE O'CLOCK T.. IL No. D. Situated on
Prospect street. between High and Market streets
teorgetCwn, ID. G.. at TWO O'CLOCK =. NJ No g.
situated at intersection of Boundary and Ii streets
northeast. at HALtPAST THREE O'CLOCK PM
No. I. Situated az Brightwood d. c. at FIVE OCLOIK
Pm. Parties purchasing will be required to comply
with the PROVISIONS Of the act approved June 20, 1872
entitled An act Tor the sale of hay" Terms cash W.
H. WEBB. s. T. WHEATLEY, CHAS. W. RAYMOND,
Commissioners, ID. C.
jel36t DUNCANSON RROS Aucts
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The Courts,
Police COURT-yudOe Miller.

POLICE COCRT-JUuye -HIIeT.
To-day, Emma Bowser, profanity; s. or days.
alnes Morgan, disorderiy conduct; s. or Is days.
Charles Smpstrong, do; collateral forfeited Will
liam H. Harold profanity; s. or days Jacob
Levi and Nathan Cohen, dSorderly conduct: col
laterals forfeited. Albert Mills, do; do Edward
diSOrderly conduct; $40; collateral forfeited.
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BOARDING.

lNNCELLENT TABLE BOARD. HOME MADE
- brad and fresh butter. HOG Sth ST. Il Two
l4e. pleasant cUuu-sIl.- stins rUonS for rent JJ6t
NiNION HOUSE. 1TH AND l NV. LARGE.
>cucl aud airy At prices. with
ont tsard. strictly nIs.-claSs. Mrs. ". ID BAkEI.
g5-2w-
- OF THERNFES VISITING NEW YORK CAN
Md hrsf-class transient permanent board with
ir.-ait rvois ~ 4vi LIST Ia ST.. references ex
sL2Dz-L
M lG-iu MISS A. c. LETSON-
AkGE. COOL AND NEWLY FURNISHED
fsOtns, Win Board. single en-suite, sSyiC;ly
nrst-csss; traIlsleut-. 81 per day. The WEBSTER
Dis l.iJh -. nv. nsY.s.jlu
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Sales Of Real Estate.

w. NJ. Hodges has bought OF JAS N. varnum,
executor for s54 sub lot s. square 292, property
% feet inches on Pennsylvania avenue running
back to d street, between 18th and 18th north
west. Geo. M. Barker has bought OF Job Barnard
and Alex. p. HILL trustees for s12 800 sub lot 3.
square 246, property TN feet front, Of uneven
depth, on Massachusetts avenue, between 18th
and l4th streets northwest.
A. 4. Barker has bought for &. 5000 S. K. Petin-
gale lot 80 square 400, 1873 by 1a0S Ieet at the
corner OF 9Th street and the public space al the In
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Affair. ,n West Ya.h,Ar,ou.

AN OUTING.-The pupils OF the eighth grade OF
the Curtis school were given an outing to-day at
Carlin Springs Va, which place they reached In
coaches
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER AT z
a. m.-Greau Falls, temperature. 20; condition
3; receiving. reservoir, temperature, %: condi-
connection, 30; distributing reservoir, tempera-
Iure 76; condition at infiuent gaue-house, %;
condition at efiuent gate-h0use. 80 High tide
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TIE POINT OF Law TO BE DECIDED IN THE
MEIDKL CASE.

THE POINT OF Law TO BE DECIDED IN THE HESS
MEIDKL CASE.
The case OF John G. Heiss, charged by Michael
Meidel, the saloon-keeper In East Washington,
with criminal libel In making an af1dayit TO be
used against Meidel In his efforts oobtain liquor
license was called for trial in the Police Court to-
day, Messra Duvall and Moulton appearing for
the defendant Assistant District Attorney shep-
pard appeared for the prosecution and was as
sisted by Mr.. Livingston Browning. Ex-Major
alker testified that the defendant made the am
davit at the request OF witness who turned IL
over to Capt Austin, ana Lieut.. Kelly tesuned TO
ned and denied that his place had ever been kept
In a disorderly manner, that he sold liquor TO
minors or kept open after hours Other witnesses
testiied the good reputation OF the DEFENDANTS
place. After argument By counsel for the defense
the court granted the Government q continuance
until Tuesday 70 argue As 70 whether the afidaytt
was privileged communication or not. Mr.. Moul-
ton said that II ttis u Loci then every protest
against the issuance a Liquor license y i1bsl
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TRr IT.
PONDS EXTRACT is known everywhere, and well
merits its reputation the Peoples Remedy" and
Universal Pain Destroyer" For forty years this
great vegetable compound has proved its efficacy. and
never failed to do its duty when brought into uss
has won Its greatest subduer OF all paint
and Inflammation, and should be in every household
HONDs EXTRACT cures Burns Sunburns. Channg.
Insect Bites, WoundsS Bruises, Piles. Cafarrh.
aemorrhages etc. Ask tor PONDS EXTRACT. Take
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- ALE OF VALUABLE UNINiPROVED PROPERTY
= ON SOUIH CAPIlOL STREET.. NEAR b.

u 7 II i
- ON SOUTH CAPITOL STREET, NEAR B.
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court
OF the District of Columbia, passed in Equity
Cause No. 1904. on the 9TH day of June A. ID. 1888
will sell ut public auction in r, mt of the premises
the highest bidder, on THURSDAY the TWENTY
IlkSI DAY OF JUNE, A. II. 1858, at SIX O'CLOCK
T. NJ. that certain piece of estate the being
the south thirtytwo $50 feet nine 90 inches Of lot
1850.
Terms # sale prescribed by the said decree: One
third or the purchase money Ill the day sale
or within ten days thereafter and tine balance in
equal payments at twelve and eighteen months after
the day Of sale. with interest the per cent
per ahnun from the day OF sale secured by deed of
trust ON the property sold all the purchase money
be paid in cash within said time by the
deposit Of 800 VIII be required when the property
Is SO IL All cOnyeyancng at he purchasers cost. II
the terms Of sale not complied with within ten days
atF the day OF sale the trustee right
sell the property the risk and the defautiuy
purchaser after five days advertisement some news
paper printed and Published III the said city
WILLIAM W BOAkMAN, Trustee.
Room g. Webster Law Building
OEO. w. > llthNEl, Auct., $50 h st. je!}-dSds
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Pen.oara Free Ktudergartem.

The closing exercises Of the Pensoara Free Kim
dergarten took place yesterday at lolS 10th street.
The exercises consisted OF singing and Rotations
besides the pasting OF paper flower as dictated
by Mrs. Louise Pollock. Each pupil received a
scrap-book containing all the pretty work they
had done