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SoDES MINERAL PAsTILITs.

SoDES MINERAL PAsTIIIES
which awarded The highest distinction by medical
,ury the International Exhibition Brussels have
proved to be rsclsss remedial agent in all Cstsrrhs
of the organs Of respiration and digestion
sODEN MINERAL PASTIILEs are prescribed by
physicians in diseases Of the lungs and chest aud
asthma The benefit derived from their unsur-
lEs<e and in the chronic they soothe
tass. and stimulated
SODkN MINERAL PAsTIILES preferable to
al similar preparations. because they a natural
remedy unauthorized product Of the springs,
tsirins in an undiminished degree all the sanstiye
principles Of these springs.
sODRN MINERAL PAsTIILES are prepared ex-
slusyely under the personal supervision and control
81 w. sTOELTZING. n D., h X Sanitary Coun-
CiIIor
sODES MINERAL PAsTIILEs unequsled as
solvent in coughs and catsrrhs. even in the most
chronic cases. Their success Is unsurpassed.
sODBN MINERAL PAsTILLEs are q superior
remedy I'm whoopins cough and diphtheris. in the
thsy lessen the Of the attack. while
PREVENTING latter disease which cannot take hold
n throat affected by cstarrh.
sODEN MINERAL PAsTILLEs derive increased
value from the fact OF having very favorable innu-
ssce upon the organs Of digestion
soDEN MINERAL PAsTIILES ought to be kept
~ every home. All mothers are recommended TO
their children during the cold allow
Iastie slowly melt IN their mouths while out
srrsnds or going To school
SoDEN MINERAL PAsTILLEs are for sale at
nearly all druggists at SOC. box should your
druggist not keep them. kindly address the
soDES MINERAL SPRINGS co uLMITED,
Is CEDAR STREET. NEW YORK
sole agency for the Y, 3. nl6thkm5m
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
TINT pRreHrwoop s.rrw.r.


The Commissioners TO-DAY received a letter
from Mr.. A. A Thomas requesting them 20 is-
sue permit to the Brightwood railroad COM
pany TO construct q street railway upon and
over the following territory; Commencing AZ
the intersection Of BrIghtwood avenue with
the Rock creek church road. and thence upon
said Brightwood avenue 20 Byightwood, dis
lance OF s.6l5 feet, more or less. The permit
viii be granted in few DAYS.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued as follows; George c. Bloorner,
one brick dwelling l7l7 Massachusetts avenue
northwest; s25oo0. Mrs. Mildred T.. Carlisle,
one brick dwelling. 1873 N street northwest;
$4,000. &. W. Bushnell. two brick dwellings.
IVA y, and l221 2lst streets northwest: $4,000
II. i. Ries, one brick carriage warehouse. 6sS TO
6S1 New York avenue; $3.50. Thomas G..
smith, two brick dwellings. 1916 and l24s New
Jersey avenue; $4,000. John ID. Gallagher, one
brick dwelling, 25s9 II street northwest: q. zoo.
). A. Galloway, one frame dwelling Mt Pleas
ant; s50. Urband Gebhard. two brick dwell
ing, q street. between 18th and 18th streets
southeast; 1850.
M-ScEIIANEoVs
The report of DIR. Godding. the superintend-
ent OF the hospital for the insane. for the
month of March shows, that there are at pres
ent in the institution $50 patients During the
month i've were discharged and Elk died The
cost TO the District for board during the month
was Sll,07635.
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SUICIDE OF A CLERGYMAN.
Rev. Charles Sidney Hurd, of Boston,
Kills Himself in London.

LONDON, April 4.--The Rev. Charles Sidney
Hurd lately OF the Palmerston Unitarian
chapel, Boston, committed suicide by taking
opium in the EustOn hotel. London, on Sun day
last. Las. week Mr.. Hurd wrote to the Rev.
Stafford Brooke, asking pecuniary assistance.
Mr.. Brooke made inquiries and promised to
pay 1Ir. Hurd's passage to Boston on Monday,
although Mr.. Hurd was a stranger to him.
At the inquest on the body to-day letter
dated Saturday from Mr.. Hurd to Mr.. Brooke
was read. In this the unfortunate man thanks
MIR. Brooke for his kindness, and apologies
for having troubled him. The letter
concludes: THE sole way by which l
can escape my difficulties is through
gates Of death. I am the most unlucky
mortal on earth Give my body to medical
school for dissection. My brothers address is
No. Parker street, Malvern, Mass"
The jury rendered verdict of insanity. Mr..
Brooke will not allow the body to be dissected
and win defray the expenses OF burial
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SkILLFUL FIRE BUGS.
Breaking Up a Gang Which Fleeced
Many Insurance Companies.

bFtdhIuS Up ~ =" r1eeccu
Many Insurance Companies.
JERSEY CRY, n. j., April 4-The leader of
gang of fire bugs who have been fleeing in
surance companies was arrested in this city yes
terday. The fact was kept a secret, as the
officials hoped to secure another member of
the gang. The prisoner, Bernard Blume,
was taken to Brooklyn, where three
other members of the gang, Fred'k Feight
Fred'k Freund, and Frank Dussing
are in custody. The method of the gang was
to rent stores, put in a small stock and obtain u
heavy insurance on the stock and fixtures
When preparations were made for the in
cendiary blaze lamp would be broken; near it
were placed bladders filed with benzine,
and around bladder a circle of gun
powder. A slow fuse was used TO
ignite the powder, which exploded
the bladder. and like a flash the place would be
ablaze, leaving no trace of the incendsry work
except the broken lamp TO deceive the insurance
people. The occupants of the store would, of
course, be absent the night of the fire attend
ing a social gathering at the home of one of the
other conspirators to prove an abb. The
gang are charged with having started two fires
in Brooklyn, and Chief Murphy believes they
have been operating in Jersey City. Blume was
located at II Porter street, and between the
mattresses were found % bladders. The gang
are anarchists and belong to the Chicago band
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The Death Record.

During the tewnty-four hours ending at noon
to-day deaths were reported 20 the health
Office as follows: VIM. Miles, white. 2s wears;
Henry II. Hoynie, white. % years; Jno. Glib
bons, white, 81 years; Percy Z. McGinnis.
white, IL months; Jno. Donegnn, white. 3
months; Chas Denmead. white, &C years: Jno.
Pritchard. white, rs wears; Mallory kerr white.
IS years; Henry Lee, colored. 20 years; FrHncis
Harris, colored, 4 wears; Melyina Lindsey, col
ored. rs wears; JAS. ID. Smith. colored, IS years;
Honora Kennedy, white. ~ years; Fred G
Higgins. white, 2s years; Isaac y. Rosebery,
white.
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An Expensive Game of ''Seven Up"
CHARGE OF VIOLATION OF THE GAMBLING LAW
DISMISSED IN THE POLICE COURT.

CHARGE OF VIOLATION OF THE GAMBLING LAWS
DISMISSED IN THE POLICE COURT.
This afternoon in the Police Court Prosecut-
ing Attorney Armes called Judge Miller's at
tention to charge of violating the gambling
law against Timothy Reagan. Messrs. Du-
hamel and Browning appeared for the defend
ant. who is the proprietor of saloon at 18th
and Water streets, near the oyster wharf known
as 1.-The Pigeon-Hole."
Mr.. Duhamel moved to quash the informa-
ton on the grounds that the information
| against the defendant did not sufficiently set
out the offense charged. He did not know what
his client was charged with except from reading
the magistrates warrant which was issued by
Justice Strider. Counsel then read the warrant
as follows:
CURIOUS WARRANT.
''Whereas William Turner hath upon oath
before me, justice of the peace in and for the
District of Columbia, declared that on the 23d
day of March, 1889. in the District aforesaid,
Timothy Reagan did keep and exhibit certain
gaming table called seq In-up'"
Counsel also read the information fled by
the prosecuting attorney.
The court overruled the demurrer, and coun-
sci entered plea of not guilty.
STORY OF THE PROSECUTING WITNESS.
The prosecuting witness testified that on the
evening cpdrStu No Went IN the 0cfendant s
place and the latter proposed a game of
'seven-up" for beer. Witness accepted the in
vitation, and they played several games and
had drinks Then two of the defendants
friends came in and Reagan suggested that he
(witness) play one Of the strangers for one
dollar game. Witness accepted
this invitation and played ''seven-up." When
he lost he took $40 note from his pocket to
get change and one of the men took it. Wit
ness asked for the change. and was told that ii
was 81 bill MIR. Reagan afterward said that
! he had the money, but would not give it up.
Witness said that he had $40 when he went in
the place and when he came out he had moth
| ing.
William Northridge. for the defense. testified
| that he saw the proprietor and Turner playing
| for drinks. He Immediately corrected his ties.
timony, and said that they were only playing
for "sociability."
THE DEMURRER SUSTAINED.
When the next witness was called the indee
| interrupted the proceedings and said that he
| had more fully examined the law earring on
| the demurrer. The demurrer was sustained
| and the motion to quash the information was
granted
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A st. Louis Gas Syndicate.
THE yAyDyRRrrrs Axp ppr xoxrs ~ r,

ST. LOUIS, April 4.-Reports which have
been in circulation here for q few days
past in regard to the ACQUISITION
of gas companies by eastern capitalists
seem to be set at rest by the announcement to-
day that 900 of the 20 900 shares of the Laclede
gas company have been purchased by syndicate
composed OF the Vanderbilts. August Belmont
and Mr.. Laird, the London banker. IL is also
stated that this syndicate will obtain controI-
ling interest in the gas trust here and combine
all the properties under one organization with
a capital of 81, 0O0, 900. It is said that the
price paid for the Laclede companys stock IL
$140 per share
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kEMPINsn ORDERED To BE RFIEAsrp.-
The Secretary of State has been informed by
the United States charge ad interim at St.
Petersburg that due action has been taken. at
the request OF this government, for the liberia
ton of Herman kempinski, the American citi-
zen arrested on December "a last in Poland on
charge OF having evaded military duty in
Russia, of which country he was a native.
There are features in this case that make 1t
probable that favorable answer may soon be
returned by the Russian government.
An INTERSTATE COMMERCE HEARrSo.-The
interstate commerce commission TO-DAY began
the hearing in the case of the Grand Trunk
Railway company Of Canada upon a charge
contained in an order Of the commission, issued
March &c last, OF violating the inter-
state-commerce law by granting rebates on
traffic taken from points in the United States TO
points in Canada by charging less than their
published rates on such shipments. Mr. Otto
kerchner appeared as counsel for the Grand
trunk company. The information upon which
the citation was issued was at least in part fur
nished by the Michigan Central railroad COM
pany, which was represented by Mr.. Ashley
Pond as counsel and Mr. Ledgard, its president
CAPT. WHITE the new chief of the bureau OF
yards and docks, Navy department, took the
oath Of Office yesterday afternoon, and began
work this morning.
In the case Of Columbus Sewell. charged with
HOUSEKEEPING. bail was taken in the Criminal
Court to-day in 81 900.
Mrs. A. c. Cook, sister of ex-Representative
Sadler, of Alabama, died this morning at her
residence 500 III street northwest after q short
illness OF congestion of the brain
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IT'S PROMOTES STILL fIeHrISa 10 KEEP TN
PROJECT ALIVE.

PROJECT ALIVE.
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, April 4-The Journals
Winnipeg special says: The Hudson bay rail-
road project dies hard, the Manitoba legisla-
ture having repealed the act offering guaran-
tee upon "a, 500, 900 for twenty years in aid
Of the schene and reducing the and to . cash
subsidy OF S600, 900. The promoters Of the pro-
ject are now seeking to induce the British gov
ernment to interfere and dissllow this legislA-
ton on the ground that vested interests had
The imperial government has heretofore per-
sistently refused 10 interfere, and the provin-
cial Legislature ID not likely TO make . nsv d.
parturs now.
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lee Gxsrrsz
HANS HOPS
MALT EXTRACT
BEST NCTRITIyE TONIC
and most
PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for In1psred Digestion, Dyspepsia, Convalescence
Weak Children, and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN. OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
1T Suffering from attack Of Illness which had not
OEly reduced my strength, but brought extreme
exhaustion from inability 10 appropriate food tried
the effects Of the Genuine Johsnn HOfs Malt Extract
AwneglAssful three times day. Its followed
Is marked Effects Food, which had heretofore been
found To the Sltmentary canal unchanged digeste
properly. z. There appeared an increased power OF
evolving animal heat and storing up fat.
Beware of iIuitations The genuine has the sigma
tre OF "Johsnn HOf on the neck Of every bottle All
others worthless limitations
JOHANN HOFf, Berlin and Vienna. New York Of
Ice, Barclay st. ja:}-tu, th&s
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MARRIED..

BRYAN-NIAON. On Thursday afternoon. january
"a, sS9 by Magistrate Gemens.a his Office North
Juniper street, Philadelphia HENRY b. BRYAN. OF
Sharon Hill, TO ISABELLA NIXON, Of Berwfn
HINKEL-FONLER. At Washington, d. C.. March
30 1879, by the Rev. Thomas q Addison. JCHN a
HiNhkl and MARY NJ FOWLER, Of " ashlngton
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Three Men Killed.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April A collision of two
freight trains occurred at 10 o'clock this morn
ing on the Decatur division of the Louisville
and Nashville road. in which three men were
instantly killed and several wounded.
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A New Innan Liner.

QUEENSTOWN, April THE new steamer
City of Paris, of the Inman line, from Liver
pool sailed hence for New York to-day.
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Suicide of an Embarrassed Brewer,

LOUISVILLE, April 4.-Jacob Hornung, New
Albany brewer, committed suicide last even
ing by shooting himself through the
head with revolver. while sitting
in his office. Financial embarrassment was the
cause. as he had been hard pushed by his cred
itors for some time. He was a leading German
citizen
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Real Estate Matters.

F. Foster has bought for a. 900 OF A. Schroe-
der pit. SO. sOi, q IT. in. by los n. in on sth
ST. bet. s and I SITS. southeast
W. T. Snyder has bought for 6, 500 OF 7. NJ.
Hanson pit. 10, 80. 4ol, 10 by &C IT,, cor s;h and
II sta. northwest.
H. W. Seymour has bought for &, 500 OF Irv-
ing Williamson pts Is and IL, 50. 6S5. 70 Il.
front on Delaware ave. bet. B and { sts north
west.
Caroline Z. Bates has bought OF Mary G.
Miles for $4,000 pit IL, 50. l5s. 30 by l2o II. ON
st. bet. 18th and 18th SITS. northwest
Senator Higgins has bought for s4.6s7. SO Of
J. c. Davidson sub. "a. So 1876. Loss II. 'front.'
ing % II. on 18th ST. bet p. and = sts. north
west.
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Secretary Blaine has been informed that the
government Of Chill accepts the invitation to
participate in the conference of the American
states to be held at Washington next October.
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The New Express Tariff.

NEW YORK, April 4.-The agreed tariff OF
rates adopted by the superintendent of the
large express companies and approved by the
presidents will go into effect April IL.
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Choose Always the Best.

The vintage Of 1854 of Mumm's celebrated
Extra Dry Champagne" in the opinion OF ex-
perts, scientists and bon vivants everywhere, 10
the acme of the yintagers' attainment
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MILITARY CADET APPoISTEp.-Frank +. ogle,
Of Prairieton. Indiana. has been appointed
cadet at the Z. S. Military academy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-04

ASSISTANT SURGEON RoBr. p FINLEY has been
relieved from duty at Fort Stanton. n. Mex,
and ordered TO duty at Fort Sidney, Neb.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

Six MONTHS LEAVE Observation-Disclosures Sur
geon Chas. S. Black has been granted six
months leave Of absence
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| COOP INVESTMENT.

Health and Happiness come to all Who persist
snuy use Ayers ssrsapa-illa. This powerful
site-ssive effects in the system q change that
seems little short Of miraculous. No medic'us
AAs been in such universal demand for years
0tvs IL trial
ny one suffering from general debility.
Ssnt OF Appetite. depression of Spirits, and las
nfnds, viii use Ayers sarsspsriIla. am conn
dent azure viii result for 1 have used IT, and
speak rom experience. 1t is by far the best
rsmedy 1 ever knew."-F. o. Lorins Brockton
Ma
AYERS SARSAPARIILA,
Prepared b DR.. j. G. Aver Co.. Lowell. Masa
Sold BY all Druggists Prizes, 81; six bottles, IS.
iso20 WORTH IS A BOTTLE
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RaltfmOre Nlarkets-

BALTIMORE, April 4.-Cotton nrm-middlinR.
1OA. Flour dun and about steady. Wheat"
southern, quiet and steady; Futz, 9c3al04: Long
berry, soalO5; western. firm, quiet; No. winter
red, spot, S74,aSS April, 81 bid; May IS ass 4
June, SsLas9; July, s6i asked. Corn = south
ern. hrm and higher; white. 4Sa44; yellow
42A a443: western, firm; mixed spot, a; April,
a.: May, AAa42; June, AK asked: steamer Ala
Az. Oats, choice grade hrm, interiors easy
southern and Pennsylvania 3IaXs; western
white, 32a:s4; western mixed, 29a31; graded No. :
white, 3D. Rye, nominally unchanged, 56a57.
Hay, choice nrm--prime TO choice timothy,
l6.O0al6-50. Provisions, steady. Butter about
steady-western packed. lsal9; creamery, 25.
Eggs easy, lOalO4. Petroleum. quiet refined
600. Coffee, quiet-Rio cargoes, fair, 1s3salsh
Sugar, quiet and strong-A soft, ~; copper
steady: refined l5al56. Whisky, quiet. i'll.
Freights to Liverpool per steamer, nominaIly
per bushel, 4d asked. Cork for orders As ID
nominal; MAJ, is asked. Receipts -four
1000 barrels; wheat, 5000 bushels; corn 3s. 900:
oats, 1000 bushels. shipments-nour II OO0
barrels; corn. l2s.0OO bushels. Sales - wheat
~, 900 bushels corn. 12222, 900 bushels.
BALTIMORE. April 4. - Virginia ten-forties.
35x bid do threes. 65s; Baltimore and Ohio
stock, 92K bid; Northern Central stock, 75a75 X:
Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore firsts 81 a
S7A: do. seconds, 51a52: consolidated Georgia
bonds. l11Ha113 do. stock, 45a45H.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, April 4, Ills p m. cioss).-wheai
steady-cash, IS; May. IS Lie; July, 36a. Oats
steady - cash, Fan; May, 25X: July, 25s
Whisky, 103. Pork. nrmer - May, IL. 50: july
l2.42a lard, steady; cash, 602N; Nay, 700; May
abort rabs, go.
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HOW MY SIDE ACHESi

Aching Sides and Back. Hip, Kidney and Uterine
Pains Rheumatic Sciatc. Neuralgia, Sharp and Shoot
ing Pains relieved IN ONE MINUTE by the CUTICURA
ANTIPAIN PLASTER. The first and only pain kill
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The Constellation In Hampton Roads.
NORFOLK, Va, April 4--The q. 8. 8. Con-
stellation, from West Indies, passed in the
capes this morning Ut 11:l6 for Norfolk.
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BLOCKED THE WAr.-A little before noon to-
day horse attached 10 the wagon doing SER
vice for the L. =. coast survey inconsiderately
became subject TO a fit OF blind staggers at the
corner of New York avenue and 18th street,
and blocked the roadway for ten or fifteen min
utes. A large crowd collected. the form Of
Representative Thomas B. Reed being conspic-
uous in the front rank. and made suggestions
and comments on the situation. The horse was
helped up after about ten minutes, and was led
up and down the street until il had gained
strength enough 70 be led off
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York Stock Mark I, as reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. 141S street.
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The Irish league of Philadelphia has raised
another 900 Parnell fund
The Philadelphia members Of the order OF
the Financial Union. who some time ago moved
for the appointment of a receiver for the organ
ization, have gained their point, Nice-Chancel-
Tor Byrd granting the motion at Trenton. " j..
yesterday. The Philadelphians alleged illegal
business by the supreme officers and embezZle-
ment. The funds now in the union treasury
about $4,000, will he distributed among the
members.
Frederick Winsor, lately superintendent OF
the. fire department at ST. Johns. n. f., has
eloped with Mrs. Garrett, leaving a wife and
four children. The couple sailed on the steamer
Caspian for Baltimore
At Pittsburg, Mrs. Herman Fiechsig thirty
years of age, hanged herself yesterday, despond-
ency the cause, hers being the fourth case u
| suicide in that city in twenty-four hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-04

You CAsxor Bur
EXCEPT IN BOTTLES
WITH BUZZ WRAPPERS.
REFUsI SUBSTITUTES.
THEY CANNOT BIZ AS
GOOD. THEY HkY BE
DANGEROUS.
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Name
Washington Stock Exchange.

The following changesfrom yesterdays quota
tons on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted
to-day: L. 5. AVS, 1891. coupon. 1918 bid,
IOs5 asked. U. >. AXIS, registered. 1917 bid.
ID. c. 50-year fund, 365s, 1924, currency,
1873. bid, l25 asked. D. c. 2Oyear fund,
6-, 1892, coin, 1O7H bid. Metropolitan Rail-
road stock, los bid, III asked. North Capitol
and o street, 20 bid, 40k asked. Washington
Gas, Al bid, 41H asked. National Metropolitan
Insurance. 13 bid. National Union Insurance,
1917 bid, 194 asked. Riggs Insurance, ~ bid
go asked. Washington Market stock. Tx
bid Farmers and Mechanics Bank. George
town, l6S bid. Citizens National Bank 125
bid, Second National Bank, l5Ok bid. Great
Falls Ice, $50 bidr Real Estate Title Insur-
ance, 116 bid, 122 asked. Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company. Sly bid s2k
asked. U. 5 Electric Light Company, 3d.
bid. Washington Market company LIST mort
gage bonds, Is, 10 bid. Washington Market
company imp. bonds 6s, lie bid. Inland and
seaboard Company bonds, 6e, rs asked, Wash
ington Gashght Company bonds series B. I2,
bid. Bank Of Republic stock, 1856 bid Ameri-
can Graphophone Company stock, 21A bid, 81 Y
asked. Panorama stock "a bid. Columbia
Title Insurance Company stock 5k bid @ asked
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court 10 Arthur
NJ. Donaldson and Martha +. Mahoney; ]. jos
Wright and Susannah l.. Hoffman W. T.
Corbin and Mary Z. Gibson; Joseph Burnley and
Fannie Williams; James Saunders and Bette
Hazard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-04

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and take comfort. man can't stand everything
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