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EvEnr FAnxrn Knows

That weeds must b torn up By the roots OF
they will Be sure TO crop out again So It IL
with diseases which have their origin in de-
PRAYED blood The cause Of the complaint must
be removed BY Ayers sarsapariIla, or no psrns-
nent cure IL possible Tryh
c. W. Allen. Druggist. Of Brunswick. Me-.
says: II have never known Ayers sarssparflla
fail 70 give satisfaction. In hundreds of cases
within my knowledge IL has proved perfect
specific for diseases arising from impurities in
the blood. I regard it as an invaluable spring
medicine
AYERS sARsAPARIII.A,
Prepared By DR.. J. c. Aver Co, Lowell. Man.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81 SIX bottles, o.
,s30 WORTH S5 BOTTLE.
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8 o z o d o n T.

How great il the danger from neglect
ing Coughs. Colds. Horseness and Chest
Painss Such neglect not infrequentiy
results In pneumonia or other fatal lung
disease. All suffering and danger IL
overcome by using BENSON'S PLAS.
TER, when the above symptoms first
make their appearance. This plaster Is
also . standard remedy for Rheuma-
tism. Sciatica. LumbasO and Kidney
Disease. Avoid limitations.
mhl0-2
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A POINT OF ORDER.
Mr. P0yUomss Question Of PRIVILEGE.

Mr.. Payson Qllh reported In the House this
afternoon, as a question Of privilege, from the
committee on public lands, the bill to quiet the
title OF settlers on the Des Moines River lands
Mr.. Payson stated to the Speaker that during
his uhe Speakers absence he had attempted to re-
port the Dill as matter or privilege but that upon
point OF order, raised by MT. Parker, OF New York
the speaker pro tenn {Mr. Cox, of New York; had
decided that IL was not matter OF privilege.
The speaker said that the question presented
was an important one, and he would like TO con-
slider 1t carefully. He would therefore postpone
his decision until to morrow
MI. Cox said he was prepared to Justify his de-
c1sion as good law and he did not think It was fair
for the gentleman from Illinois to reflect upon the
Speaker pro tenn.
Mr.. Payson disclaimed any intention of reflect
Ing upon the gentleman from New York He did
not think that he had said anything which could
be considered as a reflection
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STRAINS- PAINS

STRAINS. PAINS
in the Back. Kidney, HIP Sides or Chest relieved in
one minute by the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER,
The first and only pain-kilins plaster. New. instan
eous. iufullibe o5 cents mhlQ-02
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santa Fe Trains Running.
THE PASSENGER TRAFFIC EXPECTED TO BE COMPLETELY
RESTORED TO-DAY.

\
RESTORED TO-DAY.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 19.-All passenger
trains the Santa Fe win be out on time to-day.
At the yards all is activity and the switch engines
are darling around making up trains as rapidly
possibly, and every effort Is being made to re-
Heve the freight blockade. No. passenger train,
which leaves at 10 In, stands on the track with
the regular engineer in the cab. No. II, which
leaves at 10 80 on the Southern Kansas, Will go
out ON time, as will No. >, which leaves at IL 30
A steady rain has been falling all The morning
and the depot is deserted except by those on busi
ness
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DIlB.

INSTRUMENTATION. On March Ii. 1855. ~
the Rev. TllOs. Addison. Of TRINITY 4. T. chur,.hs
THoS. H. AhASTEuNGso Miss ANN y. WATSoA. .
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Eok sALE-LOrS
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

NE HAVE SEVERAL VERY VALUABLE
tAsse fropsrties for sale. situated on Msssachu-
80 s1tehded and the fAsalonsble Tenleytown
49, number of beautiful Building sites some
ehoaee Lets. aud several splendid Suburban Fsrrns
aa-u Il H. oOLDsBOEOU6H q Co.
80. s.oin 1908 St
t1ns .sALk-A vERY DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
- yitn al Necessary outbutidin in an in-
.l.,s 6 ~ looo1 LEAR street cars: lot contains
10y Seh, $500 square feet. A. IL FLOECKHEa
- 81 Cloud Buildsnx,
kSh sALE-sCBUkBAN LOTs-AT A BARGAIN
= Snermkn ave-. extension q 10Th Al W small
tn pey ments' must be sold koorn ~ Corcor.n
f24-lms
EOR sAIE-sUBURBAN PRopTPry-
< zgont ~ ress-snt me Lots at IS cent? Fer foo.
Aerdiap hill, h1e Lots 40 eta prr Il -
COLUMBIA College Grounds me Iots Al "a era ,.. g..
Tor particulars Apply to - VIZ ioos
sssS-s'n sURLEY BROS. lslsFa
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HE GExu1sr IMPORTED
LsBAD sPRUDEL WATER
AND


bPHUDEL SAIT
NATURES WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR LIVER
AND KIDNEY DISEASES.
PERFECT CURE
Constipation, Govt, Rheumatism, Diabetes, and all
Diseases Of the Stomach.
Beware Of limitations.
1T has given better satisfaction than anything
which have ever used"-Prof seegen. University Of
Vienna.
Il have used 1t for years with remarkable success"-
Prof. Hawaxek
Wnte for DR.. Toboldts lecture on Carlsbad Water
and Salt read before the Ninth International Medical
Congress, mailed free upon application.
EISNER MENDELSON CO., Sole Agents. Bar
alay st. New York. ja2.m,w&f
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StreWm with Wrecks.
TERRIBLE HARDsHIPs AND LOSS OF LIFE IN CHEsA.
PEAKEBA

dispatch from Baltimore says: Over hundred
boats were either driven ashore, capsized or sunk
In the Chesapeake Bay during the storm. The loss
Of life runs high. The most tragic incident &C.
Cured on board an unknown vessel wrecked in
the Annamassex River. She was sighted by the
United states revenue cutter, and after three sue
cessive days effort was boarded. The crew OF six
were found frozen still. Hunger and cold had
killed them. on Monday boy named GanO Fait-
fake, OF the Hungry Molly, got in a yawl-bOat TO
60 ashore for provisions. The small boat soon
capsized and he was drowned. of the schooner
Joseph Allen. near by, four were lost and three
rescued. Three deaths are reported from Dor
chester County, The oyester steamer Gov. McLane
reports that the pungy Vineyard, Kemp's Point,
went ashore In Chester kiver Monday night and
was total wreck. Seven persons were on board
all OF whom were drowned except the captain,
whose name was not learned. Three OF the bodies
were recovered and buried. The shore was COW
cred with wreckage OF the schooner. The McLane
also reports the schooner Coreda, OF Annapolis,
ashore near the mouth or Tflghmans Creek. Ches
ter River. The schooner Ann X. Rogers, loaded
with fertilizer Is ashore in Poplar Island NarrOws
vessel deserted An unknown schooner, loaded
with piles is also ashore In Poplar Island Narrows
The Bugeye Hattie Estelle Is ashore in Tlghman's
Greek. The state fishery force schooner Frolic
Capt. Bryan, went ashore sunday night. near the
mouth OF Tflghman's Greek.
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len Death Of a New York Lawyer.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York Stock Market, as reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. 1419 street.
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The will OF Ar,anna j. Lyles was filed this morn
The COurtS.
EQUITY CoURT-Jldge OR.

EQUITY CoURT-Judge Or.
To-day, Pickeril agt. Pickerill; appearance Or
dered. Peck agt. Peck: Hugh Nelson appointed
guardian ad litem.
POLICE CoURT-yud0e Sneu.
To-day, Frank Carroll, colored, disorderly con-
duct; s. or 10 days Vim. Bright, colored, do.; $40
or 80 days. Henry Lee coiored, do; s. or u days
Jacob shorter, disorderly conduct; s. or - days
Geo. Day, profanity; personal bonds Jno. Fair
fax. do: do,
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RANGE OF THE THKENoNETKR-rhe following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: q
m, 81; p. IL, So; maximum. 80; minimum, 30.
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to join the Omaha, at Aspinwall, by the Pacific
Mail steamer which leaves New York about the
3lSt instant.
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A VERDICT OF s150.-To-day, in Circuit Court No.
/, Judge Hagner, the trial OF the case OF Edward
Coleman agt. the District was concluded by ver-
dict OF $50 for the plaintiff. The complainant,
represented by Messrs Campbell Darlington and
T.. NJ. Fields, claimed 5000 damages by reason OF
injuries caused by falling into an unprotected ex-
cavation on East Capitol street In 1885. The Dis
trict represented by MI. Riddle, did not deny The
liability OF defendant, and the question as TO
the amount OF damages.
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Fire AT JackSOnYille.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March 19.-Fire last night
burned down three buildings, including the new
Hazelton block on Laura street. The total loss Is
about &l35 900.
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AUCTION SALES.
WEEKs l. co, Auctioneer.

WEEKs co, Auctioneera
EFFECTS OF THE LATE LEVI b. BURROWS.
BY authority AID direction of the Probate Court Of
I've auction the premises ths former rssideDce Of
iss sad dsesa.s3 ns1r s WEpNEs
six horses one cow three wagons harness patent
reaper f1Toins IpPlsmep,. and hoo.saold darntars
described ehsttels any time before day q sale.
DANIEL orc. CALLlGHAN.
mhlSdtds Administrators
TRUsIEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
~ IN 2NE KIP 3F
Ehak CIR RsoWS AZ 20 Df fao
r1dsr and y virtue Of certain deed Of
IN beT So is oe a. es s ana aniS IF the sn
records Of the Dfstrct Of Columbia and at the request
81 tine sf RfhpiSy s the
DAY OF MARCH, 1883, st HALF-PAsT FOUR
premises all those certain pieces parcels OF land and
premises ,sp5t and being in the city Of Washingtpn
al Of lots mum hersd ~ to 60 both inclusive and the
fun depth thereof Of lot numbered as in lay
lors subdivision Of part of square numbered two hun
w. oo IS 81 0 rec9 5rdSra Of h In sS
yeyors Office Of the District Of Columbia with all
buildings and improvements thereon
Terms Of sale: One half cash and balance in three
which OF the purchaser are to be given bearing
interest from day OF sale at the rate OF per cetn
by deed Of trust on the properly sod or ali
cash. at the option of tine purchaser fhe property will
be sold As whole, and deposit of $1,000 will DO
quired at the time of sale convey cost of
purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within
ten O) days from day sale otherwise the
the right 70 resell the property at the risk and
advertisement one or more newspapers published in
'1' ~ K ". TYLER. Trustee.
ROBERT q. RuTHERffS9 6l TTustss
THos E. wAGaAMAN. Auet. mhis-dSds
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Il PRINTING FORTY-sIX FEET EIGHT INCHES
DIED FIT, INCLUDING THE THREE-sTORY
RRiCk DWELLING NO. 3o5 STREET NORTH
Under and by virtue of a certain deed of trust, -
bearing date August 4th, 1855, and recorded in ~
Libe- No. l39 folio 2I7 ct seq one of the landAI
se,, h % t me o. t9nos ana ~ she "a
OF MARCH. 1883 at HALF,PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ sell al public auction in front OF the premises
all those certain pieces parcels of land and premises
known and distinguished and being lots numbered
two - and three 3d. In WnI- b. Webb and Joseph
s az recorded in the surveyors Office Of the District
OF Columbia.
twelve (l2) months, for which the note of the pur-
chaser u be given bearing interest from day of sale
at the rate OF six 90 per cent annum, payable
semi annually until PAID and to be secured by deed of
trust the property Sold all cash at the option OF
the purchaser. The property will be sold Q whole.
and deposit of $500 viii be required time Of
OF sale to be COMPLIED With within days from day
Of sale. otherwise the Trustees the right
Tsss the property At the Iisk and cost Of the
ent IN one or more newspapers published in the Dis
RICHARD w TYLER
ROBERT G. RUTHERFORD. Trustees
Office 1907 7 st. n. W. J
IHOS. z WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. mh19dGds
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PERsONAL.-Mr. Joseph Nimmo, jr, is In the city,
on business connected with his literary work.

PERsoNAL-Mr. Joseph Nimmo, Jr., is In the city,
on business connected with his literary work
Allen N. Seaton, of Normondale, Ca, II. Oviatt,
Sidney Shepherd, DR.. Roderick McLeon and Paul
A. Fuse, OF New York, Ii. B. Chamberlip, Of Den
ver and O. Q; Forsyth OF Chicago, are at Wizards
Prof. A. Loisette, +; j: Brooks and Dudley NJ:
Ferguson, OF New York, Richard s. Freeman. Of
London, E. G. Gordon, OF Alabama, L. NJ. Mont
gomery, or Boston, and A. l. Sheldon, OF Philadel-
Brazilian minister, and Senior Guzman the Mica
rag,ian minister, were In New York last night
J. Ridley Bragg, j. j. StorrOw and w. S. Nixon, OF
Boston, n. T. Dieller, OF New Jersey, BlasiuS Per-
gignOn and Jolly Desire, OF France, H. V. Benedict,
OF New York, w. X. Hearst, OF San Francisco,
Geo. Deewers OF Newark, N. j., and Ii. Z. Tesche-
macker, OF Cheyenne, Wyoming, are at Welcker's
R. d. Benedict Il. L. Dickson and II. W. See
ley. OF New York, w. A. Proctor, OF Cincinnati,
ley's.-Gaylord u. Clark, OF Mobile, Jno b. Riley,
OF Albany, j. Mashima, OF Japan, +. AmOry, OF BOS-
ton, G. A Gibson, Bangor, Me-, Chas. w. Wells
and w. X. Grove, OF New York, and Victor Popp OF
Paris, are at the Arlington.
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DosB1ss ELEorn1o Soar.
TUE prcr r NSvr " ooap IN srrvp ~rzu.>

DosB1ss ELEorR1o SoAn
THE BEST FAMILY SOAP IN THE WORLD
II is STRICTLY PURE. UNIFORM IN QUALITY.
The original formula for which we paid $50. 900
IN the slightest This soap 10 identical in quality TO-
DAY with that made twenty years ago.
II contains nothing that njure the finest fabric.
ltbrightens colors and bleaches whites.
ltwashes nannels and blankets no other SOAP in
the world does-wlhout MISUNDERSTANDING them soft
and white aud like new.
READ THIS TWICE.
There ID great saving Of time. Of labor, Of soap Of
fuel and Of the fabric where Dobbns Electric Soap
used according to directions
One trial will demonstrate it, srsst merit twill
pay you to make that trial
Like all best things. it ID extensively initiated and
counterfeited.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
Insist upon DOBBINs' Electric Don't take Mag
netic. Electro Magic Philsdelphia Electric or any
other fraud simply because it is cheap. They will ruin
CLONES. and are dear at any price. Ask for
DOBBINS ELECTRIC
snd take other Nearly every grocer from Maine to
Mexico keeps it in stock. yours hasn't it lie will
order from his nearest Wholesale grocer
Read carefully the inside wrapper around each bar
and be careful to Follow Directions on each outside
wrapper. You Cannot Afford to wait longer before
Trying FOR Yourself this old. reliable and truly
derfu
DOBBINS' ELECTRIC SOAP. d7.6m
SozoD DON'T.
A GRATEFUL DOOR
Indicative Of health and purity communicated to the
mouth BY the aromatic
sOZoDoNr
Which makes the teeth white and a. radiant O. pol
shed porcelain and contains no ingredient that il
highly beneficial to both gums and teeth.
Tho Lyric and Dramatic professions are loud In their
praises of
d1.-6m SOZ0 D0Cr
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MONEY TO LOAN,

Il $4,000 $4,000. Interest, o per cent
THOS. J. MYERS,
mhlS-lw' 1927 9th st. II W.
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED real. ESTATE
As1 security at lowest rates in sums of g. 900
more. J. +. CULLINANE,
mbl1-lw 1f23h = ST. NV.
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Provost Jelett's sudden death is attributed TO
blood poisoning caused by sewer gas Other MEM
bers OF the family have been suffering nom sore
throat It win scarcely be credited that only last
year ESQ was expended In oyerhauling and I'M
proving the sanitary arrangements OF the pro-
v0st's house, and this Is the sorry result OF the
work.
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A PROPOSED BOARD or AUDIT.
committee, through X j. Beall, had a confer
the favorable recommendation OF II. X Ban 6o16,
ITO create board or audit TO adjust all claims
for special damages to real estate by reason or
public Improvements in the District" Some OF
the claims were settled by the old board OF audit,
but as this board has been abolished the bill in
question is drawn for the relief OF those whose
claims have not been settled
BAD ROADS.
The Commissioners say that the subcommittee
that accompanied them over the suburban roads
last Saturday were very much Impressed with the
scenery, but We're disguised with the condition OF
the roads, especially the Clingh Ford road, which
was In a terrible condition. The Commissioners
didn't return until late Saturday evening.
BUILDING PERMITS.
The building Inspector to-day issued permits 20
Robert O'Neili to erect brick dwelling at Az
street southwest, at a cost OF 5000; A :. MCCOY,
a brick dwelling al l5l7 Corcoran street, at a cost
OF $4,000; j. w. pritchard a brick dwelling at 40S
street northeast, at cost OF $1,000; A. H. Brown,
q brick dwelling at los Il street northwest, at "A
cost OF ST. 0o0 and d. b. Gran. 70 erect ten brick
cost OF 5000.
MIsCKLLASEoUs.
Capt Griffin was at bis desk this morning.
Col. Wilson had an interview with commissioner
ment for an important conference was made Tor
some time next Week.
DIR. Lee White had a talk with Commissioner
Webb to-day In relation to the proposed extension
OF Pennsylvania avenue.
Sales Of Real Estate.
NJ. Sells has bought or j. c. Davidson, for 50 oO0
sub 133 50. 1875, 20 by 80 feet on street. between
18th and 10th streets Mr. Davidson has bought
for $500, OF Mr. Sells, sub IL, 50. l3G, 11k by
S0A feet ON 18th street, between L and z streets
northwest
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SUIT FOR SIS 600 DAMAGEs.-This afternoon, In
Circuit Court No. g the OF John Morris against
Eliza Wilson was placed on trial, Mr.. r. r. Perry
for the plaintiff and Mr.. w. +. Ma tingly for de-
fendept. Mr.. Morris sues for $4,000 damages for
injuries received in falling down the elevator shaft
in the building at the corner Of 9th street and
Pennsylvania avenue on october D. 1885. He
claims the shaft was left open and through this
negligence the accident happened.
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Justice Lamar,s First opinion.

Immediately after the conclusion OF the reading
OF the opinions in the telephone case Justice
Lamar bega n the reading OF his first opinion as
member of the United states supreme Court, the
case decided being No. l63-the Missouri River
Packet Co. against the Hannibal and 81. Joe Rail-
road CO. The judgment OF the supreme Court OF
Missouri, in favor of the Hannibal and ST. Joe
Railroad, was affirmed
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Albert Brooks and Turner Whitney, cOlored, were
fined s. each by Judge Smell to-day for profanity.
cOiOred boy, Joseph Cole, was tried in the
Criminal Court to-day on the charge OF house.
January 90 last, and acquitted. 1t was shown
that although Joseph had the goods he was given
chem by another boy, and he could not have been
present at the house.
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Two Pilot Boals Still Missing.

NEW YORK, March l9.-The pilot boats Enchant-
reSS and Phantom are still to be heard from. Pilot
Nelson, part owner OF the former boat, expresses
the opinion that both craft were blown to sea, and
probably disabled by the late storm.
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Charicssen.. suuda, l.w~
THE oUIkTksr SUNDAY on RECORD kNJoyED
SOUTH CAROIlNa

TIE oUIETEsr SUNDAY on RECORD kxJoyNp m
SOUTH cARoLlSa.
Charleston special 70 the Philadelphia rress
last night says: To-day has been the quietess
suncay ever known In Charleston. Barseepers as
well as citizens generally are delighted with thu
Reasonable enforcement OF the sunday laws that
Chiei Golden has authorized some oyer-zea,ous
policemen began their days work by arresIang
lkdealers but they were discharged by order OF
The chief. Boys wene allowed 20 sell newspapers
ana street-cars VIII not be troubled AL bars were
closed as tight as clamps well ali fruit stores
ana cigar stores Barkeepers say that n all rIn
observe the law every sunday as they DID to-day
no hardship VIII be done, and they will gain a day
OF rest without losing any trade. Fruit dealers
ued enforcement OF the law means the death OF
their business Crowds were on the streets all
day. frequenters OF saloons were gathered Ia
groups In the sunshine about the street corners,
where they engaged In good -naturei talk. No
drunkenness or d,soraerIy conduct was seen
WILL WHITE srGsf-Manager Watkins. OF the
Detroit Base BAN Clun has published Kind &C
apology 20 third baseman white for the state
Inents that have appeared In the papers rs coming
nom HIN rejecting upon the player. lie says that
thoughtlessness and not malice was the cause OF
action may result in securing Whites signature 10
Detroit contract.
An AMERICAN BOYS SIcToRs.-A special To the
Philadelphia Press from London. March Is. says:
Gordon Taylor Hughes, OF Ohio son OF the Arn.srl-
can consul az Birininghhm, after four days OF
two. on saturday was awa rded Cambridge scllo-
arshp valued at 5000. one az the greatest prizes
IN Engilsh school lie. The competition was open
10 boys under nineteen OF all nations. The exam
ination OF young Hughes, who Ii only seventeen.
was conducted While lac was confined 90 bei by
Illness, ana he was compelled 10 dictate his an
swers 10 a stenographer. THIS Is the first instance
OF an American winning an English scholarship
INDICTMENT or RAILROAD MKN.-The United
States grand jury, Ia New orleans, SATURDAY,
brought In indictments against =. Is. NcCoIlco,
general financial agent, and ID. d. Norey, general
freight agent OF the Illinois central railroad fr
Violations OF sections , and 10 OF the Interstate
Commerce oil, r. having contracted 10 hall cotton
from Holly springs 10 New Orleans a dlSian,eot
36o niles, for the sum OF $50 par bale. while
other cotton merchants were charged g.. - par
bale Tor only 2Oo miles Another count In the liz
dlctment Is that while charging $50 per bale
from Holly springs 20 New orleans, they only
charged 80 cents per 100 pOunds-abOut s2-2O per
lance OF 800 miles thereby making an unjust
discrimination against New orleans.
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Prof. Bergman Visits 1.-THE Emperor.
BERLIN, March l9.-PrOf. Bergman made q
visit TO Emperor Frederick yesterday. He after
ward conferred with the other physicians In at
special audience to-day to the representatives OF
China, Japan and Turkey.
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Inh17-3t'

FoE SALE BU,1p1ye LOTS
= Lots on 18th: very desirable location.
A Lot l4th, Rhode Island ave.
Lot on 5tE St. between aud NJ: viii be sold at
decided bargain
- Lots On q at. between 18th and 10th.
Lots on I'd ST. located in improving portion of
DOrthsast section.
. tots in the southeast section at l5c. per So f.
Lots IN square 1853. two squares from Lincoln
Park. FRAN, Is HUFTI.
Real Estate and Insurance.
mk17-:Bt 1901 + St II ".
I.OR SALE-CHEAP-LOT 40 IF. FRONT ON ~
y st. bet II. and sw.. 20 cents per foot; worth 81
terms essy II sold once G. H. PARKER
mhl7-3t' AZ and sw.
E,OR SALE-CHEAP-2 LOTS ON BID, BET. ii AND
u Sw, A. feet front each 81 cents per foot sold
once; worth 10 cents per foot; terms cash
Uhl1-3t- &. III. PARKER ~ and f s.w.
l,oR sALE-CHEAP-45 FIT. FRONT ON I'D ST..
II bet ID and s.v.: 81 y cents per foot, worth %
rents other lot for sale street for less than
30 cents per foot C.. II. PARKER,
mhl7-3t' ~ and Z sw.
V,OR SALE-CHEAP-LOTS 5xl13 FEET, FRONT
u ing good paved street: water. sewer and gas Ia
the street. front 81 feet LIST st., bet and
C. H. PARKER.
mhls-3ts An anu Esw.
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WAsHINGTON's CLUB OF base ball players finished
a week OF remarkably good playing In Birining-
ham, Ala, on Saturday, by defeating the home
team by O score OF IA too.