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Liquor Traffic i'm the District.


Liquor Traffic i'm the District.
LETTER OF THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS TO CHAIR.
MAN HEMPuIIL-
The District Commissioners to-day sent to Chair
man Hemphill, OF the House committee for the Dis.
trict, the following letter:
"The Commissioners have considered n. R. bill,
No. 1149, entitled "A bill prohibiting In the District
OF Columbia the sale OF intoxicating liquors within
two squares OF any public school building or Gov
eminent building In which persons are employed In
the service or the Government referred to them
at your Instance for their views.
This regulation is calculated to afford SUFFICIENT
protection 10 the schools, and has worked well It
was adopted some years ago in lieu or q regulation
embracing exactly the prOviso with regard to dis.
lance from the schools contained in the bill sub
mltted and 1t is believed has been found prefera-
Bile TO the old regulations. The Commissioners
think that the bill should be amended 80 as to
read In the sixth line after the word within In
lieu OF the present language 400 feet Of any build
Ing on the same street occupied in whole or in
part by public school, This amendment will em.
brace rented buildings, and thus supply defect
commissioners think that the bill should receive
the favorable consideration OF Congress, and they
so recommend.
"With reference to the proposed restriction as to
buildings and places owned or used by the Gov
eminent OF the United States In winch persons are
employed In the service OF the Government, the
commissioners are not aware that such persons
are any more likely than any other class OF our
Citizens TO be injured by the proximity OF places
where Intoxicating liquors are manufactured or
dispensed"
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Post.Office Department Changes.

Postmaster General Dickinson to-day appointed
James W. Blackburn, OF Kentucky, supertnten-
dent OF railway adjustments in place of A. B.
Hurt, who resigned when he was elected door
keeper or the House OF Representatives He also
appointed Aurelius W. Gibson, Of Georgia, cher Of
the division OF inspectors Vice Mr.. Goolrck, OF Vir-
ginia, who resigned some time ago. The salaries
Mr.. Blackburn was chief clerk OF the House fold
ing-roOm, and Mr.. Gibson was superintendent Of
the House document room under Doorkeeper
DOnelSon.
Thomas W. Butler, Of worcester, Mass, has been
appointed a post-office Inspector.
The BELvEDERE HOTEL DIsPUTE.-1n the case OF
Main agt Hoadlcy, to-day Judge Cox directed q re-
Strainins order 10 issue restraining Mr.. Hoadley
from disposing OF the property In the Belvedere
Hotel.
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STOVE IN BY FLOATING ICE.

Vessel Sunk in the Delaware-Thc
Crew Kescred from the Rigging
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3.-The steamer Blanche
Henderson, from Jamaica with fruit, sank at Lom-
bard-street wharf, Delaware River, this morning.
Her smoktstack is about two feet above water.
She arrived OF the DreaEwater last night, and
her passage up the river was made dangerous
by floating Ice. She steamed up, however,
until within 100 yards OF the wharves
at the foot OF Lombard street, when huge cake
OF ice struck the larboad side, causing the vessel
TO iii rapidly capt. Miller and crew assembled the
foremost.
The disabled steamer coming in collision with
the steamer Saxon, drfted back into the river and
sank. he men were rescued from the rigging by
Nicholas Dwyer, q iongshoreman.
After the men had been safely rescued attention
was turned TO a big New Foundland dog, which
cluug 10 the rigging. Dwyer threw rope, and
the sagacious brute, catching hold, was drawn
safely TO shore,
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

AN EXTENSION OF TINE WANrEp.-Mr. Charles
Cramp, who was in the city yesterday says he will
apply for extension OF time all the vessels he
Is building under the first contract he received
from the Government. This includes the Balti-
more, the Yorktown, and the Petrol The contract
period for the Yorktown has already expired. Mr..
Cramp says that the failure TO complete the YES
sells at his yard was due to the many changes made
In he steel tests
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A Wise's suit for Divorce.
SEE CHARGEs HER HUSBAND wIrH ILL., TREATMENT
Di0ANY.

Mary Z Pfeii nee Burns. this afternoon flied q
bill for divorce from John x. Pfeil Jr. She
states that they were married In May, 1ss2, by
lived together till September 10 following,
when she was forcel to leave him because OF his
treatment. She asserts that she was rue wife
1853, was married 70 one Susan Nc 'aily,
and In January, 1857. be vas convicted II bi amy
and sentenced 70 two years tn the Albany peni-
JAnuAry -
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WILL ALSO ASK AN ADVANCE.

Miners in the Wyoming and Lacka.
wanna Region 50 Demand Higher
Wages.
WLKEsBARRE, Feb. 3.-The convention OF Dis
trict Assembly 16 remained in session at Pittston
till g o'clock this morning with closed doors.
The session was a stormy one, and the question
OF asking advance, In wages was thor
oUghly discussed Before adJourniny it was
resolved by unanimous vote TO make a demand
upon operators IN the Wyoming and Lackawanna
regions Tor and increase OF - per cent. This action
was placed IN the hands or the executive board,
who are to confer with the operators and make the
demand without DELAY.
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EVERY FAnxrn Knows

Tha: weeds must be torn up BY the roots, OF
they viii be sure TO crop out again. So 81 Is
with diseases which have their origin In de-
rravei blood. The csuse Of the complaint must
be removed by Ayers ssrsaparilla. or no rerma-
nent cure is poss ble Tryit.
C. ". Allen. Druggist. of Brunswick, Me-.
says. II have never known Ayers sarsaparilla
fail TO give satisfaction. In hundreds Of cases
within my knowledge IT has proved perfect
specific for diseases arising from impurities in
the blood I regard IL as an invaluable spring
medicine.
AYERS sARsAPARILLA,
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell. MasR
Sold by ali Druggists. Price q six bottles, Is.
ta3O WORTH d BOTTLE
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Tho Infant lncendtaYy.
LITTLE MARY WILSON, WHO SET FIRETo THE cRrPPLE s'
HOSPITAL. IN COURT.

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Little Mary Wilson, the
eeven-yearold child who has several times set lire
TO the hospital for the ruptured and crippled was
In the Yorkville Police Court this morning. She
sometimes wepr bitterly and again looked
no question OF Judge Murray's that require any
other reply han yes or no, and was turned over
TO the care OF the Chidrens Society for the pres
emit.
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DOZENS ELECTRIC Soar.

DoBB1Ys ELECTRIC Soar.
IT IS STRICTLY PURE. UNIFORM IN QUALITY.
The original formula for which We paid CSC, 600
twenty years has never been modified Or changed
IN the slightest his soap is identical in quality TO-
Gay with that made twenty years ago
1t contain nothing that injure the finest fabric.
1t brightens colo-s ard bleaches whites
nwzshes fanaels and blankets other soap In
the weird does-wlthout MISUNDERSTANDING them soft
and white and like new.
READ THIS TWICE
There Is great saving of time OF labor Of SOAP Of
fuel and Of the fabric where Dobbins Electric Soap
Used according to directiona
One trial will demonstrate its great merit II will
pay you to make that TRIAL.
Like al best things it u extensively initiated and
counterieited.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
Insist upon DOBBINS' Electric Don't take Mag
netic. Electro-Magic Philadelphia Electric or any
other fraud simply because it is cheap They will ruin
clothes, and are desr at any price. Ask for
DOBBINS' ELECTRIC
end take no other Nearly every grocer from Maine to
Mexico keeps it in stock II 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 each outside
wrapper. You Cannot Afford to wait longer before
Trying :or Yourself this old reliable and truly wu
dertul
DCBBINS' ELECTRIC SOAP d7.em
SOZOD DON'T
GRATEFUL ODOR
Indicative Of health and purity communicated to thu
mouth by the aromatic
ZODoNT
Which makes the teeth a. white and as radiant ss pol
ished porcelain ard contains ingredient that Ia
highly beneficial to both gums and teeth.
The Lyric and Dramatic professions loud In thed,
praises Of
d17-6m SOZOD ONT
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MAX RIED.

HoCoH-MEDISG. On Thursday. January L.,
1855, at Baltmore by the kev. VIM Bray shaw. Mar.
ING, both Of Washington
NORTHEASTERN. On Wednesday February I.
1858, By Rev. p ]. Donohue the -hedrxl. bslt-
more, Md, Mr.. PATkIck MoYNAHAN aud MAls-
spgton. u. c.
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CANADIAN COAST DEFENsEs.

Money TO Begin Extensive Works TO be
Included I'm This Years Dominion
Estiniales.
OTTAWA, Feb. 3.-It is stated that in accordance
with suggestions received from the imperial war
authorities, the Canadian government Will include
in the estimates for the militia and defense depart
ment this year considerable sum toward the
commencement OF works for coast defense. The
erection OF Notifications at Victoria, N. B., will
probably be the f1rst work undestaken.
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VIENNA, Feb. 3-The Fremdenbiau says that
the Turkish authorities have arrested forty -one
insurgents who were part or band which was
preparing TO invade Eastern Roumalia and insti-
gate revolt In BOurgas and Eski-Sagra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-03

CHANGES IN PRosPEcT.-Several changes in the
territorial judiciary are in prospect and pressure
Is already being brought TO bear upon the Pres-
dent in favor OF the numerous applicants for the
expected vacancies.
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school House burned.


TIrusviLlE, PA, Feb. 3.-The Elm-street school
house, the largest IN the city, was gutted by fire
this morning. The loss Is about $4,000
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Sullivan Declines To WHIT SO Long,
and No Match is Arranged.
LONDON, Feb. 9.-,JOen L. Sulliyan's friend. Bar
nard, Jem Smith, and Fleming, Smiths manager,
met in Fleet street to-day, but were unable to ar
range a match between sullivan and Smith.
while Barnard refused TO postpone the fight be-
You'd the last OF April. Smith stated that he
would proceed to America in the autumn and
would arrange a match there with sullivan.
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INV York, Feb. IA goat kicked ove- lamp
in Mr.. McCready's frame house at $3.50 this morn
ing and set the place on fire. The occupants OF
the house escaped uninjured. Before the fire was
suodued four more frame cottages were destroyed.
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ForSer Cooper in Court.

SONS, CARD MANUFACTURERS.
LONDON, Feb 3.-RlngOld cooper, who was ar
rested in Paris for forgery on the London and
Westminster Bank, was arraigncd In court to-day.
II was proved that he had obtained blank checks
and forged the names or Charles Goodales Sons,
pl0ying-card manufacturers, OF London. Cooper
had advertised Tor young man to collect ac-
counts, and the young man got the checks cashed.
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Army ORpERs-Capt. VIM M Wallace. 9th cav.

airy extension of leave further extended two
moathS; Maj. VIM r. LivermOre, engineer corps,
extension OF leave further extended twenty dIys;
Second Lieut.. WIN. a. Glassford, Signal Corps,
ordered from Prescott, Ariz., TO inspect certain
stations in Arizona and New Mexico.
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BUFFALO, n. Y, Feb. 3-Prof. charles Linden, q
wei-known naturalist, died to-day in BunIlo
many years teacher OF natural science In the 3uf-
falo high school and writer scientific subjects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-03

THE GENUINE IMPORTED
CARLSBAD sPRUpLL WATER
SPRUDEL SALT
NATURES WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR LIVER
AND KIDNEY DISEASES.
PERFECT CURE
FOB
Constipation. Govt, rheumatism Diabetes, and all
Diseases Of the Stomach.
Beware Of limitations.
1T has given me better Satisfaction than anything
which have ever used"-Prof Seegen, University Of
Nienns.
Il have used it for years with remarkable success"
Prof Hlawazek.
and Salt read before the Ninth International Medical
Congress- mailed free upon application.
EIsNER & MENDELsON Co, Sole Agents. o Bar
clay ST. New York. js2-m,w&f
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EnforcinG the LiQaor Laws.

MORE CASKS IN THE CRIMINAL cor Rr TO-DAY.
To-day, In the Criminal Court, Judge Mont.
gomery, the case or Frank Forster charged with
selling liquor on sunday, on March % last, was
placed on trial j. A Moss and o. s. B. Wall for
the defendant.
or1cer Heller testified that he raped 1t the han
door, was admitted, went TO the bar got his drink
put down the money and went ont; that while
waiting for Forster 70 tap a fresh kee OF beer q
colored man came In ana got glass OF whisky.
BY Juror-forster said the place WAS closed
when he raped at the door.
The Defendant Forster, took the stand and tes-
TILED that Heller pretended that he had known him
nve or SIX years before, and always treated him
well, and ne admitted him and gave him the beer,
and went back 10 the kitchen TO get MIN something
10 eatt and when witness returned the nve-cenJ
piece was In the bar and the man had left Heller
had told him that he had lost Ills wife and three
children since he lived In the city, and that ne was
from chicago. looking for work here as q carpens
Frank Forster, Jr, corroborated the testimony oe
his father.
Ofrcer Heller wasc called In rebuttal and testi1ed
that he wore no whiskers. Forster never left his
presence from the time he went IN, ana he (Fors-
teri took the nye-cent piece.
On1cer Kendall testified that be was with Of1cef
Heller on that sunday, and that he wore no beard
After argument the court charged the Jury thai
n the DEFENDANTS story was true he should be &C.
quilted; but even II admission was obtained by
subterfuge, ana the sale made IN tue regular Wsy
he should he convicted.
The jury found a verdict OF guilty
John n. bassford and James Clotworthy charreA
with selling 10 minors. pleaded guilty.
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DIED.
-sday, February 9. lsss. ANNIE


BLAIR. On THURSDAY, February 2. lsss. ANNIE.
be,eyed wife off y. Blair.
attend the funeral from her late reside nee s2Sp Il
street northwest ON sunday evening. February s
ssoas ffS e St Aa's t tse s
fyner.i van place from hi. lat. r-.,asnes No
ss.:ad R Il Rcx m Friends and Relatives invited q
x FysIT1 q rIrhns:sS.y F 80 ,sss NJ.
IN the ssventieth year OF her sge.
Gone, but not forgotten
&c assI ess S iloe Fra
friend. invited = attend [fhii.asiphia ana rors 10
cSTI a Az oso &C F;ssrnssy lsss JAMES p
: .s :sf'ss sunday; a SslSsi Friend. invited % =
Fen ii:'se n !. s s NARY Ess2 AK
McCALlsTEk, N the ssvsnts year Of her ga
Po,ss, 60. $50 street nortissst saturday. ii
NoRRIS On February 2. lsss. sAs pm, JAMES
L son q er,.os and Msry 4 NoiTS sfssr brisf N.
nm nn sxsd t s,o n Sa n.p, aa. 70,
, s:,S:sS @ pm fsssas: .: saa i.i:':: ":
,sss 81 v sss: ": e r "a F:s srs
Mary z. Powell. ssed nftssn years and Ten months.
cay ssG q S.ass , IA xsss 4 s.a. wv Il.
.Tunsa.a Friday. from hi p.r.as s.-sassos i7seF
sr VIZ st q BBis's:' s &: ss:s :, z
IN . :s s.' g '' s:s =: ss
sTExxsD O wsass:s.y .e :; I .:s:, :s.,
.ss $40 O'Clock. sssa hfty-sass ysss s.d sws
ss.. ' :.:: :: e: ~ go "a
sroSrY. Dsosrtsa a. ne On Ysasvu0 4 lea, q
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NEW YORK. Feb. a-The electric light wires
under the rostr,im or the Stock Exchange set fire
TO the WOODWORK about $50 O'clock this morning,
but before gaining any Roadway the fire was eX-
tinguished with a few buckets or water. A hun
dred dollars Will more than cover the damage.
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TIE L. S. S. DOLPHIN has been ordered to Val
paraiso and report TO Rear Admiral Kim
berry for duty on the Pacific station. She
vessel's route In raIhsr SURPRISING manner 'I as
she recently sailed from New York for a cruise In
the West Indies, having been attached TO the
North Atlantic station. The cause OF the change
Is said to be the scarcity OF vessels on the Pacific
station.
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w hen baby vss s1ck. Ne rave hsr Castoria.
When abe was . child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became MIN. abe chung to Czstoria.
whsn shs had Children. she gave them Cassoria
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Another Reading ColIiery Start. u,

ASHLAND, Pa, Feb. 3.-The Reading Company's
North Ashland cOlliery started work Lnis morning
with thirty -one men. The foreman says that this
number is SUFFICIENT 10 keep bis breaker in opera
ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-03

Now York stock Market.
Tho following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market ns reported BY special
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Mrs. Hendricks. the Famous Borrower
HAD sHg CONFEpERATES IN WASHINGTON?

HAD SHS CONFEDKRATES IN WASHINGTON!
Mrs. Cordelia J. Hendricks, the famous borrower,
was arraigned before magistrate in Philadelphia
yesterday afternoon to answer the charge OF OBJ
tanning $500 from Joseph L Van Meter by false
and fraudulent means. Mr.. van Meter testified
that about four years ago he gave Mrs. Hendricks
1000 upon the representation that she had Gov
trnn,ent bonds amounting TO 100000. She pro-
duced a package which she could no. Open she
safd. In 1886 he loaned her more money upon the
same representations She said the amount OF
bonds had increased from $500 600 to 500 600. An
error had been made in Washington, and she was
entitled to 100000 more. Afterward she told
Mr.. Van Meter that she had $4,000 invested in
Washington. Continuing, he said that Mrs Hen
bricks had promised him $4,000 for his S., 500.
She gave him notes for that amount. He wanted
to know how she could AFFORD 10 pay SO much. She
told him that the transactions She was engaged in
were LEGITIMATE; that she could not tell him what
they were, because 1.-THE people In Washington
would not like It, and would cut loose rom her.
He then asked her why she gave him any opportu-
nifty to make SO much money, and she said It was
all on account OF friendship. Counsel for Van Me
ter said he would show That the late Secretary
Mannings signature on the bonds which Mira. Hen
bricks had was not genuine, and that the woman
was undoubtedly In ieague with some person or
persons In Washington. He then asked FOR o con-
tinuance In order that they might get their wit
neSses. This was granted, and Mrs. hendricks was
released on her own recogntzance for further
hearing on February 10.
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The Proposed lncren.c l., Cable Rates.

INC Pf0D0Sfu 1hCfe0SC C4b1c RNteSs
LONDON, Feb. 3-At q meeting OF the Anglo
American Telegraph Co. to-day Viscount MOnck,
the chairman OF the company, announced It's WILL
fngnes5 10 enter into Il conference with a view TO
putting an end TO the Sd. rate. He stated, how
ever, that he did not expect any satisfactory
result.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Capt. n. B. Robinson, detached
from the New York navy-yari, and appointed a
member OF the naval advisory board, 29th inst
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RAxus o. I'm Tu1nnouuzR-The spa1ou1ne
n ~ p M e; naumnm. -; m1n1mums -
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SMALL NOTES.-The L. s. Treasurer issued a cir
cular this afternoon to the national banks and
others saying that he is prepared to issue one and
twod0llar silver certificates In REDEMPTION OF mu-
tilated L. $. and national bank notes.
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RECEIPTS FOR THE ASSOCIATED CHARrTrEs.-L g.
Emery general secretary OF the Associated Char
ceipt OF contributions Follows since last report
]. A. Deeble S.; Nrs. J. i. Inch, $40; Mrs w.
L Barber, $40; Hon. H0ratio King, s.; Rev. J. G.
Ames. Is: W. = Pitkin, s.; cash, $5 4 II. Alexan-
der, s.; Sarah HAColeman. 800; Margaret z. Free
sey, g; T. .. Hayden, SIS; w. II. Willis. s.; cash.
?a5; Gen Henry strong, -; 7. A. Wood s; Mss
Hon. John w. Foster, SO; John b Taylor. s.: Sen.
at0r Hoar. IS: Campbell Darlington, $40; rr1ndle
Russell. $40; cash, 81; cash, 20; Mrs: b Schem-
melfenptn9, q; Albert gleason, 10 cords OF wood;
NJ r, 80; through TEE EvxxIHG STAR sll8;
G. n. deaton, -; strathmore Arms House, g;
clothing from Thoa J. f1sHer, Thee Davis. ArA
Ma dsinoa and ethsri
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Local NOses.

The jackson Democratic Association win mees
tonight at ST. Georges Hall
Mat. 4. Server. OF the Elkton, 10. 9th street
H Browning trustee.
Ex-Goy. Lewis, OF Virginia, is reported to-day 40
somewhat improved.
MT. James Hughes, a well-known Alexandra
plumber, residing on Duke near ~. Aspah street,
was struck with paralysis this morning.
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Observation-Disclosures

yrOE RENT-ELKS' HALL. UPPER FLOR, COR
n 9Th ST. and Penny lvania NV. for Hon
lag. nrrssi=y riday and Saturday nights. Inquire
d kODIEk EiOu CAT, corner 9th ST. and Louisiana
ave- NV. t4:j0-1m
I,OR AENT-AN OLD EsTABLIsHED FEED
II store. No. 13I7 High ST.. GsOrseigwn, ID. G, with
fixtures: SD Per month L. A PHILLIPS. l42S
New lors svenua. ja5-1m
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PAISE's CELERY COMPOUND
THE pEBILIrArEp.
THE AGED
CURES Nervous prostration. Nervous Headache
Neuralgia. Nervou. Weakness. Stomach and Liver
Diseases. and all affections Of the Kidneys.
AS NERVE TONIC it strengthens and quiets the
nerves.
AS AN Alternative It puriaes and enricnes the
blood
AS A LAXATIVE it acts mildly. but surely. on the
bowels
AS A DIURETIc it regulates the kidneys and cures
their diseases
Recommended by professional and business men.
Price 81. Sold by druggists. send for circulars
WELLS. RICHARDSON l. co.
Propxissora
jal3.3m Burlington. VI
Dun Srocx TAk,se
will begin soon. Annihia,on of Values in Every De-
partmsnt
MEMS oyERcoATs. SUITS, PANrALooNs AND
FURNIsHINaa
YOUTHS BOYS AND CHILpRENs CLOTHING
Chinehilla overcoats. from sl0up
satin-Lined 0yercoats. from Sl35Oun
Prince Albert Suits from $50 mp
Button Getaway Suits. from sl2 up
Business Sack Suits. from IS up.
chiidrers ovcrcoass. from o.. soup
Chiidrsn's Suits. from s2.5Oup.
PAntAloons. from $3.50 up
Other Goods not mentioned will BE- sold ct ssdue-
ton. no matter what the former price
NOAH WALKER CO..
Sal2 625 Psnnsyivanis ave
q JARS CROSSE = BLACKwELI!s JAN TOR q.
y ~ Gan. Lakeside tomatoes for q.
IT. D. PYLEs
aIs-,m. az AZ Z. -.
w hen baby vss sick. Ne rave hsr castoria.
hen ale \ ahe rio forC afurfa
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TEE Boz MARcHE AssI6NNENr.-To-day Isadors
Saks assignee OF Mayer a. Rohr, OF the Bon
Marcne, $40 9TH street, for and IN the cons,dera-
ton OF 81 $50, assigned and transferred 10 Alfred
Mayer the stock OF goods store rxrures, horses
wagon, &C.. OF said establishment
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FOR RENT-STORES.

I,OR RENT-sTORE AND DWELLING FOR TERM
Of years in fine condition, SO.s 9Th street II. W.
I,OR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING Al 1856
IL 1ith 81 NV CONTINUING l3 IooIns with all mod
r-n improvements Inquire 1898 lIth ~. ta11iw'
L,OR RENT BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE. 1902
18th St. 2OxsO Il. colcreted cellar size; g.
.OOm dwelling above; large brick stable Also. hne
store. cor. 10Th ard N. Y. ave J. ". p. MYERS.
jall-lms 142S New York ave