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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
NEW FIRE HYpRANTs.


The following fire hydrants have been ordered
to be erected: At the corner of 18th and B
streets southeast; at the corner of 18th and y
streets northwest: corner of 8th and 5 streets
northwest; corner of Sth and z streets north
west; corner Of 18th and Corcoran streets north
west; north side of Iowa circle. corner of Yer
mont avenue, and at the north side of o street.
between 10th and 18th streets.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Superintendent Miles, Of the District tele-
graph and telephone service has recommended
to the Commissioners the ACCESSIBILITY of ar
ranging for the purchase of the new patrol
boxes. the appropriation for which becomes
available July 1.
During the month of April the report of the
fire department shows that there were ten
alarms of fire. a decrease OF ten over the pre-
ceding month. The estimated losses were
S3055, against loss of S3S. $50 for the preced-
ing month.
The Commissioners have received petition
from the residents and property-oNners at
Brlghtwood complaining of the impossible con-
dition of a street. and asking that immediate
relief be afforded them.
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BAFFLED BOOMERS.
Making their Way Back in Large Num-
berS.

CHICAGO, May ca special from Arkansas
city says; The suffering of the baffied boomers
finds most prominent evidence along
the northern border. Yesterday 1000 wagons
on the march down and 800 wagons on the way
back were counted. The groves in the Arkan-
sas and Walnut river valleys that offered camps
for the boomers before the descent are filling
again with tine returning unfortunates There
are hundreds of families among them
who have sold everything to make the trip and
now have nothing else. The sight of men,
women. and children, who are thus unprovided
for and desolate. with the mere frames of
horses surviving to drag them along. is pitiful.
Guthrie still holds the majority of population
and Is not yet symetrically formed. Okla
homa City is the most promising town
site. Capt. Crouch. the old successor
to boomer Payne was Saturday elected mayor,
defeating preacher whose platform was
against gambling and whisky. As long as the
latter is excluded. as it is now, serious trouble
cannot occurr in Oklahoma.
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE. May 6.-Cotton strong-middlinc
11h. Flour in good demand. Wheat-southern
nearly nominal: Fulty, S5s9I: LOngberry S5aa5
western, dull; No. winter red, spot, ~ u; Mag
SASSY: June S3has31x; July, SokaS2k Corn
southern. steady: white. 40a42lS; yellow 42aI:e
western, steady; mixed spot, Al aa42; May Ala
Ala; June, Al ssa4lF.; July. AZ bid: steamer 4Oh
bid. Oats, about steady-western southern and
Pennsylvania, 30as,l4; white, s,a3t western
mixed 3oe3l; graded No. 2 white, :s,a33K. Rye,
dull, 54a55. Hay quiet but steady - prime To-
choice timothy. 16.O0a 1850. Provisions duh ana
unchanged. Butter dull-western packed, l5als;
quiet-refned, SO. Coffee, duli-Rio cargoes,
duh; renned, iaHai3. Whisky, quiet and steady
ITO. Freiehts TO Liverpool per steamer. nearly
per bushel, 3Sd. Cork for orders, :Ss6d. Re-
ceipts - -four, $4,000 barrels; wheat, 5000 bush
els: corn, 66.OOO bushels; oats, 5000 bushels:
rye, 900 bushels Shipments-corn, "A 600 bush
bushels
BALTIMORE, May 6-Virginis ten-forties, 35 va
36%: do. threes. 664a66%: Baltimore and Ohio
stock, sdaSs; Northern Central, 76kaT7; Cncin-
seconds. 45s bid; do. threes 20 bid; consolidated
gas bonds. 1l3 bid; do. stock. As.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, May O. $50 g. IN. (opening,.-Wheat
May, SO; June, 81 y; July, 1S&. Corn - May
"a; June, 34A; July, 81; August, 35A. Oats
May, I'm; June, 22s; July, 81 Pork-June.
LAZY; July, Il.52h; august. LEA. Lard
riSs.Say; S75; July. 49,; August. ao2H. N'''
CHICAGO, May closing .-Whest.-May, s2a:
June, s2A; July, 7SA.; August, Tx. Corn-May,
"; June. 34h; July, 3ot.; August, 35;s. Oats
Nay, 23,s; June az ;s7.i July; as,. pora Neg,
Lard-May, 6sO: June, also; July, $50; August,
60sh; August, 6.10.
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Judgment for the Huntington Heirs.

The Court of Claims to-day gave judgment in
the sum of S9.S5S, in favor Of the heirs of the
late Chas. W. c. Huntington against the United
States. In May, 1868. proceedings were begun
by the government under the confscation act
of July, 1862, to confscate lot 3, square GS5 as
the property of Huntington who was then
in rebellion and under these proceedings the
lot was condemned and sold to 4. r. shepherd
The heirs claimed for compensation. and the
court held that they having part in the
responsible for his act and awarded judgment
III their favor. This lot is now part of the
capitol grounds. The heirs are Chas A. Dun
nington. Catherine Lydia Huntington, now
Mrs j. III. Wilson, VIM. A. Huntington. Annie
Letitla Huntington. Harriet Howison Dunning-
ton. Joseph Henry Wheat, and Ann Letitia
Wheat
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COLLECTOR ERHARDT.
He Takes Possession Of His Office This
Morning.

New YORK, May 6.-The newly-appointed
collector of the port, Joel B. Erhardt. took
possession of his Office this morning, and Mr..
Magone retired, after turning over the office to
his successor.
The new collector was introduced to the at
taches of the office.
Mr.. Magone says he would remain in the
city for a few days and then return
to his home in Ogdensburg. His
relations. he said with the public and the press
had been pleasant. No man could handle an
important position like the collectorship of
New York without making some enemies. His
administration had been criticized, but he
thought the merchants of New York would bear
him out when he said that he had tried to do
his duty
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURr, DIVISION No. Chief J1stics
Bingham.
To-day, Wood agt. District of Columbia; GER
tilted TO General Term, to be heard in first in
stance. Anglo-American Insurance Co. agt.
same; motion to vacate judgment granted.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge Cor.
To-day, French agt. Ellis; pro confesso agt
Burrell and reference to auditor. Curtis agt
Curtis; appearance ordered. Columbia Brick
Co. agk District Of Columbia; Dismissal of bill
decreed. Morris agt. Morris; 8. @. Mills, new
trustee, ordered to sell Walker agt Walker;
pro oouf6sso agt z. =. Walker.
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PRESENTATIONS AT BANoUEr.-An enjoyable
banquet and reunion was held Saturday even
ing at Johnson's hotel, which was presided
over by Gen. S. S. Burdett. During the even
ing a delegation from Brooklyn, consisting o.
Gen. Jas. b. McLeer, Thos. B. Rutan and L. A
Dudley, presented gold watches to Major Franz
A. Butts, of the pension bureau, late of the
forty-seventh New York volunteers, and to Mr.
Harry A. Phillips, late treasurer Of the Brook
lyn memorial committee of Kings county
There were about thirty-five present Amone
those who made speeches were Capt Geo. b
Squires, George Land, John Cameron. JOIN
McElroy. E. A. Dudley and Thos b. Rutan
The visitors drove to Cabin John bridge anC
Arlington yesterday and returned to New Yorl
to-day
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Church Officers Elected.

At recent meeting of Silver Spring, Nd,
parish P. E. church for the election of officers
for the ensuing year the following were chosen
For wardens, Frank Fidler and Richard Ray;
vestrymen, Blair Lee, William Thompson Ed
gar P. Watkins, Spencer Watkins, Horace s.
Jones, j. Hite Miller, c. H. Lawrence, and O.
d. Kinsmap; treasurer, C. H. Lawrence; deputy
treasurer, Wilson Offut; register, John F. Paref.
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Trouble in the Treasury,

Michael X. Coleman was charged in the
Police Court to-day with an assault on John
Little. Both parties are clerks in the Treas
ury department, and the assault charged
is alleged to have occurred
in the Treasury building Friday afternoon.
Little swore out the warrant charging Cole
man with the assault. The case was set for
trial in the Police Court this afternoon.
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The ssSunday Gazette, TO be Sold.

Mr.. I. G. Morrow, publisher and proprietor
of the Sunday Gazette, announces that he will
sell his paper complete. including press, en-
CINE. boiler, shaftng, type, the Associated
Press franchise, &c, at public auction next
Thursday, May Q, at pm, to the highest bid
der for cash. unless the same is disposed of in
the meantime at private sale. A complete in
ventory is now being taken. and will be shown
to any one DESTROYS of purchasing after 8 am.
tO-mOrrOw
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Reuth's Extensive Drive.

young man named John Reuth went out
driving with companion yesterday, and when
he reached the vicinity of 5th and Il streets.
where the street is being improved, he drove
his horse on the sidewalk. Policeman Blais-
dell then arrested him. When the officer
stopped the vehicle Reuth took pistol from
his pocket and threw it away. a colored man
grabbed the weapon and ran off with il. Reuth
was taken to the station, where he left $50 COL
lateral, which was forfeited in the Police Court
to-day.
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T0lp9raDhic Briefs.

The soap works of Messrs. David & William
Gobbs, in Hanover court, Milton street, Lon
don. were burned to-day. Loss f1O0O00
Lyman X. Bass, the law partner of ex-Presi-
dent Cleveland. rested quietly last night HIS
condition was unchanged to-day and he is very
low.
The condition of Secretary of State Cook was
reported by his physicians to be much improved
TODAY,
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THE RAILROAD RIOT
All Quiet NOw-Those Responsible for
the Trouble to be Punished.

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., May 6.-Up to 1
O'Clock this afternoon there had been no re-
newal of the rioting at Sayreville.
No attempt has been made to resume the
rail-laying across Noah Freeman's land, and
none will be made until the courts decide as to
the rights Of the Raritan River Railroad Co.
to lay tracks there.
Daniel Kennedy, who was badly injured dur
ing the fight, is lying at the point of death.
His head and body are one mass of
bruises and his skull is fractured. A
number of others who were badly hurt by
the blows from crow bars, clubs and bricks are
under medical treatment Warrants for the ar
rest Of the rioters will be issued Immediately
after the inquest on Messengers.
THE INQUEST.
Acoroner's jury was summoned yesterday, and
1t was proposed to bring Messengers body to this
city. This was promptly opposed by his comrades
who, armed with clubs, had gathered about the
house where the body lay. They swore that
the remains should not be taken anywhere un-
III they went 70 the grave in Sayreville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-06

CALVIN GoRMAy's REsIGNATIoN.-Secretar
Window was not at the Department to-day,
and consequently has not yet received the resig-
nation of Calvin German as inspector of customs,
which has been rendered to him. This is a
happy solution of the problem that was causing
the Maryland republicans considerable trouble
and worry. and will probably be accepted as
such,
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An Embezzler Arrested.

JoHSsTowy, n. Y, May 6.-Lorenzo Gray,
collector of Ephratah, who embezzled $500 Of
the towns money, was arrested at Rrockport
near the Canadian line, Saturday night IN COM
panr with a Gloversyille woman of bad reputa-
ton. He had been over the line, and came
back for delayed baggage. Gray WIS prom
inent church member. The sheriff is bringing
Kim back
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DECREASING TIE DrArH RARE.

The mortality among Consumptives has been mate
rally decreased Of late years by many excellent pull
monies. Foremost among these is SCOTS EMUL-
SION Of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites Of Lime
and Soda Phthi-is Bronchitis Abcess of the Lungs.
Pneumonia, Weakness and soreness Of the Chest are
completely sub,usstsd by timely resort to this sue
cessful combination of highly purified cod LIVER oil
with the salts named which themselves among the
finest repaatves of exhausted energy Not only Lung
and Bronchial troubles but Rheumatism, General De-
bty the Wasting away of Children and Adults, sero-
fuls and Lumbar Abcesses and Feehlrness removed
by this standard preparation For Anaemis and all
impoverished conditions Of the blood 1t is the best
possible remedy and since the flavor of Cod Liver Oil
il nulaed in it, children and delicate lady nvads
perience 10 repugnance In taking it. d3a
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In the case Of VIM. Woody, colored, for lar
ceny from the person. s. from Rebecca Hobbs
in August last, the defendant entered plea of
guilty iDthe Criminal Court to-day, and Judge
Bradley, in view OF the fact that he had been
several months in Jail, limited the sentence TO
three months more in Jail.
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An ACCIDENT AT TAKoMA-Quite- a painful
accident occurred on Magnolia avenue last
Saturday evening. The youngest daughter Of II.
A. Cady, esq, while playing fell and broke her
leg in two places, just above the knee and just
below the hip. DR.. c, G. Stone, of Brightyood,
was called and set the limb speedily.
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Evrnr FaRxKE Knows

That vaeis Llus: be torn NJ BY the roots. or
they viii be sure TO crop ont again. So it is
With diseases which have their origin in de-
prsvsd blood. The cause o: tie complaint must
be removed by Ayers sarsaparilla, or no perma-
nent cure is possible. Tryit
c. ". Allen, Druggist Of Brunswick. Me-.
says: Il have never known Ayers sarsaparills
fan to give Satisfaction. In hundreds Of cases
within my knowledge II has proved perfect
specific for diseases arising from impurities in
the blood I regard II as invaluable spring
medicine
AYERS sARsAPARILLA
Prepared by DR.. ]. C. Aver & Co, Lowell. Mas.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81 six bottles, IS.
h3O WORTH IS A BOTTLE
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Still Pulling Down the Wires.

NEW YORK. May 6.-The gangs of the depart
ment of public works to-day resumed the work
of taking down the telegraph poles and wires
Mayor Grants order. The objective point this
morning was Sth avenue, between SO and 59th
streets.
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MARRIED.

BUNYEA-HOPPER. At Baltimore, Md, April l6,
1889, by Rev. W. r. STRICKEN, EMMETT r. BcNYkA
to LAURAN. HOPPER, both Of Washington. D. c. q
MckENNA.CuRTIN. On April 81, 1883, M
THOMAS NJ MCkENNA TO Miss KATIE @. CURTIN.
in Kansas City. Mo-. both OF Washington. u. c.
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- - u
At this price sell you awool suits guaranteed Il
be as good any sold at so, by other houses
AT 1925.
We'll sell you as good suits you'll find al So
S13 so and Is, in other houses
AT ST.
Wen sell you Suits worth anywhere from 5:to $50
AT s15.
We show you beautiful assortment of suits good
As any sold az s20 to s25. by most houses.
AT So 80
Well sell you good Spring Overcost, worth IS,
AT 1913.
Well sell you Spring Oyercoat. silk faced, worth
$40. AT 80.
Wen sell you a splendid worsted Oyercoat, worth
SIP, AT s12.
Well sell you a fine Silk Faced Overcoat worth SIS
AT as.
Well sell sell You fine Kersey Overcoat. lined all
through with silk.
Tor Boys from 10 s years. have an immense
line OF Suits from % 10 and are suit
everybody.
We also have full line of plain and fancy vests odd
PANTS, &c, at prices sure to take.
WEYL'S
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
ap1O-3m 3ll 7TH ST. NV.
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CARNOT'S ASSAILANT.
He has Recently Been Under Treatment
for Insanity.

PARIS. May ct is learned to-day that Per-
rim the man who fired at President Carnot yes
terday, was recently under treatment for in
sanity. He has not long been released from a
mad-house
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SE.sosABLE TABLE SUPPLIES

ELPHoNZo YoUSGs COMPANYs.
MAPLE SUGAR-Ope ton direct from Vermont.
New and absolutely pure.
MAPLE SYRuP-Pure Vermont; gal. cans
MAPLE SYRUP-McNechen's quart bottles, soc.
TABLE OIL-Italian and French, The best brands
known TO the trade. Price mod
crate.
sTAwBERRIES-Choicest varieties received. fresh
every morning.
BOSTON POTATO CHIPS-superior quality, fresh
from the oven every day.
MANDHELISG JAyA-Is the highest grade grown on
earth We offer the genuine srti-
Gle roasted fresh every day.
FLOCR-pont forget our special bargain at sc. so q
barrel Also. examine entire
list Of brands and prices before
buying. II will pay you.
ELPHONZO YOCNGS COMPANY
ap24 4.6 Ninth st. NV, bet. and F.
LIVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW THAT CAR
IIters Little Liver Pills SPECIFIC for sick head
he Only one pill \ dose. woman can't stand every
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP
The BOND OFFERINGS TO-DAY aggregated
1921. 500, as follows: S500,00 at 10S; $500.
at los; $4,000, at 10S; 10000 at log. Is ex int

JUDGMENT AGAINST TIE DISTRICT - The
Court of Claims to-day gave Judgment for
SS.729.90. in favor Of John A. Gray, admins
traitor of the estate of VIM. Bowen, in claim
against the District of Columbia. Bowen held
a contract for changing the grades of certain
streets by authority of the District board of
health. in 1872.
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PERU WILL SEND A DELEGATE.-The Secre-
tary of State has been informed that Peru will
send delegate to the conference of American
states which meets at Washington ON the 4th
October next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-06

HIS FATHERS AIDE.-First Lieut.. Guy How
ard, twelfth infantry, has bee ordered as aide
decamp on the staff Of Major-Gen. o. o.
Howard at Governors Island. n. Y.
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The Record of the Tramps.

New YORK. May G q p. m. ).-Score: Hegel-
man, SO miles; Cartwright, 80; Connor, n;
Mertz. IS; Ray, "a Davis 10; Day, y: G..
Smith, IL; Cox, 20; Click, SO; Dwyer, 60;
Burns. 90.
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SHE ASSAULTED SoLoMoN.-Solomon Bell a
colored telegraph ineman. was before Judge
Miller this morning as complainant in the case
of Annie johnson, colored, whom he charged
with assaulting him. Solomons wife does not
live with him and he has been living at No. 731
New Jersey avenue with Annie. Saturday
night when Solomon went home they quar-
relied, and Annie made several Intellectual
attempts to split solonQn's head open with a
Ratchet. Solomon left home to get rid Of the
easily. She followed him from place to place,
and finally, succeeded in badly iniuring his
head with n brick. Jealousy was the cause of
the trouble. Annie was given 60 days in Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-06

PERU JOINS THE CoNGREss.-The Secretary
of State has been informed that Peru will send
a delegate to the conference of American states
which meets at Washington on October next.
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MARRIAGE LIcESsE.-Marriage licenses have
been issued to Eust;s 7. Thornton and Hem
rietta Smith; George Pegram and Mary Jeffer-
son; James Z. Whaling. of Stafford county. Va.
and Julia Mcguire; Charles Fisher and Fannie
Solver, both of Brightwood; Thomas johnson
and Annie Burke; Franz Ostendorf and Katha-
rina Marburg both OF Baltimore, Md; Charles
Jett and Dora Williams; Richard E. Brooks
and Marion I. Burell
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AND COMMERCIAL.
he New York Stock Market.
Name.

The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire TO Corson and Mccartney, 14l9 Il street.
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PoxD,s ExrRAcr

Poxps ExrRAcr
is USED IN THE HOUSE
HOLD OF
EX-PREsfDENT CIFyFI LAND
sUBDUEs INFLAMMA-
TON. CONTROLS HEM
ORRHAGES. INvALUA-
BILE FOB BURNS,
WOUNDS, BRUIsES
arc. PAIN DISAPN
RSARS. nd
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EOR SICK HEADACHE

IyoR SICK HEADACHE
Use HoRsFoRDs ACID PHOSPHATE.
DIR. n. W. GRAY, Cave Spring. Ga, says: 7 hsys
used it with perfect in habitual sick head
achen
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WHO CAPTURED NEW ORLEANS?
The Porter-Butlcr War Waxing Very
Warm.

THE ADMIRAL OPENS FIRE on THE GENERAL
TESTIMONIALS TO THE EFFICIENCY OF PORTER
FROM SECRETARY wELLEs, ADMIRAL FARRAaUT
AND TIE CONFEDERATE COMMANDER.
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PERsoNAL.-Col John B. Neil of Columbus,
Ohio, and who is talked of good deal as the
successor of Governor Foraker, is at the
Ebbitt.--Gen. VIM. Warner. commander G..
A. r., VIM. c. Doane of Williamsport, Pa,
Samuel Van Veen, G. S. Cammack, Edw. f.
Mayo and Frank d. Hall of New York. o. F.
Williams of Rochester, Miss Helen Lamont
Nellie McCartee), Benz. Hilton of New Jersey,
VIM: IL. McDoel of Chicago, are at Wizards.
H. Allen, ]. Mangan of New York, E. A.
Ford, Chas. l.. Fitzhugh and Z. w. Nor
row of Pittsburg. j. L. R. Bloomfield
of Auckland, N. T., and Jno. H. Patterson
OF Dayton, Ohio, are at the Arlington
Whittier, N. Danville, J. C. Delworth and wife,
Lynchburg Va, aud ]. N. Sebrell, North Caa-
DINA, are at the st. James.-Jos. A. Baker,
W. NJ. Mitchell, Houston, Tex. L. H. Butler,
Indianapolis Ind, Chas. s. Kirk and w. s.
Harrison, Chicago, are at the Normandie.-
Davis of New York, Hon. J. X. Borland
of West Virginia and T. Heath and I. An
derson OF Ohio, are at the Ebbitt.-
Silas p. Hubbell, NJ. J. Sutherland and Gen. c.
Rand of New York, VIM. Gillisson of Brooklyn,
b. CHM and l.. r. Keck Of Cincinnati, C. w.
Ryrns of Chicago, Robt. HARRISON of Jersey
City and James Scowl of Pennsylvania are al
the Riggs.--C. H. Jewell of Chicago and Jas.
Andrewes of Allegheny, Pa, are at the Arno.
H; C.. Dickinson Of New York and W. b.
Duschuein VI SulcaSo are AZ WOrmleys s.
DIR. Neverland of New York, J. J. Mikell, j. o.
Friayers of Milwaukee are at Welker's.
Mr.. Charles O. N. Woods, of Baltimore has
been appointed superintendent Of carpenters al
the new congressional library Mr.. Woods was
the assistant foreman at the Johns Hopkins
hospital.
There will be drill of the light artillery al
Washington barracks every evening at sun
down.
certificate Of the death of Esther Willis.
said to be one hundred years old, was received
at the health Office to-day. She was a native of
Virginia, but came here some twenty-five years
ago, and has resided near Brightwood
At a recent meeting of the faculty of the
medical and dental departments of the Ma
tional university il was determined to admit
women TO the classes Of thoss departments.
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: Z ) o

a yOID HARSH PU RGATIvE PILLS. THEY MAKE
Ayou sick and then leave you eonstipated. Carriers
Little Liver Pills regulate the bowels and cure you.
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TIE SCENE AT THE SALE THIS AFTERSooN-THE
SEAL BROWNS GO TO Mr.. JOHN E. BELL-rHE
CARRIAGES, LIvERIEs, AND OTHER ARTICLES
SOLD.
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CHrs Dowxs Them ALL.
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
EPPs'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.

BY thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
govern the operations Of digestion and nutrition and
BY careful application Of the me properties of we'll
selected Cocoa Mr. Epps has provided breakfast
tables with delicstey Favored beverage which may
Us heavy doctors bulls IL by the JUDI
lous use Of such articles Of diet that
nay gradually built up until strong enough to
sI-t every tendency TO disease Hundred OF subtle
nalades floating around ready 10 attack wher-
ever there = weak point. We Ray escape many
fatal by keeping ourselves well fOrtlfied with
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