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CENSUS OF THE CAPITAL.
All the Questions to be Asked and An
swered In q Month.

Preparations are in active progress for the
taking of the census of the city. Mr.. Harrison
Dingman, the local supervisor of census, said
to STAR reporter today that he is hard at
work dividing up his districts and planning his
work. 1t is the wish of the superintendent of
the census that Washington's report shall be
the first to be handed in, and SO Mr.. Dingman
has determined that his force of census takers
shall begin their labors just as soon as the law
will let them. The act says that the actual
taking of the census shall not occupy more
than from June l to July 1, and it is probable
that the 140 men who are to constitute the
band of question-askers here will begin to
make their calls bright and early on the morn
ing OF Monday the second of June.
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Admiral Powell,s VIII Sustained.

The Judgment of the Supreme Court of the
District In the case of the will of the late Rear
Admiral Levin NJ Powell was affirmed yester-
day by the US. Supreme Court, which sustains
the will made by Admiral Powell. When the
admiral died. in January, 1885, he left an estate
valued at more than 100000. The will was
contested, Sarah G. Coinesnil, one of the
heirs, filing petition that Admiral Powell by
reason of his physical aud mental condition.
was not competent to make a will and that if
his name were signed to the instrument whose
validity was attacked it was secured through
fraud and undue influence on the part of one
OF the legatees. The point raised that the Su-
Preme Court did not have jurisdiction to re-
view an order OF the District Supreme Court in
a will case was not sustained
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Assault Cases I'm the Police Court.

In the Police Court yesterday afternoon
Samuel H. Boiling was tried for an assault on
Dick Carter and the court accepted his per-
sonal bonds to keep the peace.
John Cant and Edmonia Lee had fight
John was sent to Jail for thirty days.
James Courtney failed to answer a charge of
assault on Mary Harris and his collateral, So.
was forfeited.
Albert Eskridge had Lawyer Wall to defend
him and called Arthur Brice as a witness, but
he was fined 80 or thirty days for assaulting
Sarah Robertson.
James J. Fink was defendant in two cases
Policeman Cotton of Georgetown was prose-
cutting witness in one case and James Wilkins
appeared i'll similar capacity in the other
case. Gen. Darlington defended the accused.
but as the evidence against him was conclu-
sive fines amounting to Sl5 were imposed
Ben Franklin did not have $40, the amount
of fine imposed on him for assaultng George
Graves, and he went down for thirty days.
Guilty" was VIM. Ford's plea when asked if
he had assaulted Policeman McGlue. Ten dol
lars or thirty days." said the court.
James jefferson gave his personal bonds for
an alleged assault on a relative.
Daniel Jones was one who was fortunate
enough to have counsel, but his counsel could
not save him. He went to jail for thirty DAYS
on Bessie McCOy's complaint. Robt Moore,
on Lizzie Coats complaint. was given sim lar
sentence. Zen dollars will get either of them
out of prison.
Edward Thomas was tried for kicking Police
man Frazier. The officer had him under ar
rest when the assault was committed. Twenty
dollars or sixty days.
Fighting with General Fry was the charge
against William Parker. Guilty" was Park
er's plea, and 80 or 80 days was his sentence
William Washington, whose wife 10 name
Martha, was accused OF illtreatiny her. The
judge believed the wifes story and fined Will
lam 80 or two months.
1t WAS late in the afternoon when John Paul
was called for assaulting Michael Camp bell
and the days business ended by fine OF
- or five days being imposed.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AETERNOON


I. DYER. Real Estate Broker, 1904 F It
~ RHobH sKS6 lVHsG FINS No.
1850 FIVE lOCK I'M. shall sell in front q
s
and containing $. 122 feet of ground, improved by .
haying been built by day work.. containing 10 rooms
l., closets. trunk and store rooms buffers pantry,
&c; finished throughout in natural wood has open
crates and heated by steam; superior plumbing and
This house has been built two years. is advantage
ousy situated near Scott circle and worthy the
ton Of investors.
OPS Open for Inspection Wednesday and Thursday the
Terms of sale, Liberal and made known on day of
Sav Of efs 20 DE COMPLIED with Within ten days from
cost of defaultinr purchaser. $500 down on day of
sac w IRMs Coo aue
cs-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON Ac-
count Of the inclemency of the weather until TUES
HaIR T. afgG aO1G and Raee
VN THEkR xS Sl NfiR NEAh
TIL :sEytSfH i Ai HAff,iAsf D Fotk
W LOT y 81 hRs sfGHt & 10 f part
fronting % iest on 30 street and running back
section of the city. being rennsy wanna avenue,
convenient to street cars, churches and business
Terms: One-third cash, balance i'll one and two
seafs roa nay o. % notes to 10 bear N % at per
property, all cash. at option purchaser, or SUCH
other terms may be Cunced sale. 4
deposit Of 500 required st time OF sale. Conveyance
ing, &c, purchas, RS cost Terms be complied
with 10 days, otherwise right reserved resell al
risk and cost OF defauting purchaser after five days
aDe m q psa ne II 5 ne% m
abstract shown at sale.
i22-dNds DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers
gE-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON AC-
count OF the weather until TUESDAY, MARC.
FOURTH, 1850, at saline hour and place.
fas-d&ls DUNCANsON BIOS. Auctioneers.
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Only Promises to Paw.

The Supreme Court rendered decision yes
terday in the case of Hans against the state of
Louisiana, on appeal from the Circuit Court of
the United States from that state. Hans
brought suit to recover the amount of certain
coupons issued under the Louisiana law of 1874
with what are known as consolidated bonds of
the state of Louisiana. The court in its de-
cision yesterday, prepared by Justice Brady,
decides against Hans and affirms with costs the
decision of the lower court. In this opinion it
is held that the coupons were nothing but the
states promises to pay; they were based on the
faith OF the state; never suable in court and
do not belong to that class of obligations which
are subject to judicial enforcement. 1t is said
that ten or twelve million dollars is involved in
this case
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Election of Officers.

The meeting of the Cameo club last evening
was the most interesting since its organization.
Besides the election of officers an amendment
to the constitution was offered, increasing the
number OF members. After debate it was voted
down The following officers were elected: II.
Bayly, president; Richard Edelin,, vice presi-
dent; Robert L. Greenwell. treasurer; VIM. G.
Belts, financial secretary; ID. s. Hughes, re-
club attended an oyster supper.
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,HAN, Ely SALE OF VALUABLE IMP -cvED
~ BUSINESS LtAL ESTATE On 1hE IVES.
SID OF FotkIEENlE STREET DkTNEEN
COACORAN AND II 81 REEFS NORTHWEST,
Nus. 1879, O3I. 1872.
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court Of the
Distract ~ Columbia. passed in caus, No. 4S4,
equity. wherein William G. Clabaugh ct nj.
plainants AID Lille W e. ClaDaugh ct al are defend
ants will ofer Tor sale. at Iauic auction, ont of
the property, MONDAl, The TENTH DAY OF
MAl.C.l A. 1890, at FIVE O'CLOCK r NJ. the
follow .scriLed arcels oi zeal estate and the i'm
irovemen,s reunto bel, ning. IN the city OF Wash
IngGn DIstl.ct of Coiu.aliG. 10 wit: Los numbered
nineIyeirt tDS aid nj cay nine 800, in George ".
lasgs George II. Plants subdivision Uf s,Iuare
undr,d and eight rUSJ according 10 the lat of
said suudivson of record III le office OF the survey
OF the city OF Washing ton, improved by thre story
and basement LricA uweliig nd two-story brick
building "a Ciabaugii hall. under which hall
there two large and comE!odious store rooi:is.
Terms OF safe: onv-ttird of the purchase money in
cash and balance at ana two years, with interest
from the day OF sale; the deferred payments to be
represented by OF the purchaser and secured
deed of tract upon the premises sold 900 ssh will
lie required each parcel real estate the
same bid of. Ii purchaser shall fail comply
with of sale With ten QO) days after tn.
day sale the property will be resold at his risk aud
cost All conveyancing and recording at purchas. RS
cost EDWIN Is. HAY, Trustee,
1925 New York ave
n1-dSds WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO, Aucis.
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WANTS TO COME HERE.
Minister to Portugal Says
MIR. PauncefOte Would Like Change

Minister Petre, the British representative to
Portugal, has been made so uncomfortable and
his peace Of mind SO disturbed by the hostile
demonstrations of the Portuguese since the
African question has been agitated that he APP
pealed some time since to the home Office for a
change of post
Brussels and The Hague were successfully
offered him, but he declined, and he finally
asked to be transferred to Washington, giving
as an explanation that he knew Minister Paunce-
fote desired change
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Pan-American Souvenirs.

Tine wives and daughters of the delegates to
and attaches Of the international American
conference yesterday received gold watch
each as souvenirs of their visit to Philadelphia
last November. The beautifully finished time
vatsh eass company and The Elgin company.
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FUTURE DAYS.
- ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO.. Aucuoneers.

~ ATCLIFFE, DARR CO., Aucuoneers.
1..UsTEEs' SALE OF -FOUR Two-sToRY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLINGS, NOS 703,
7O5, GU9, I'll SIXTH STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of four certain deeds of trust, duly re-
respectively III Liber 1873. folio 100; Liber
1873. folio lSI; LiOer 1873, folio 11S. AID Liber
1875 folio Isl etseq of the land records of the Dis
trict of ouba, and NJ the request Of the party
cured thereby, will offer for sale at public auction
III front OF the respective premises on TUESDAY,
ELEVEN DAY OF MARCH. A. ID. 1880, at FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, all those certain pieces parcels of
land and premises known and distinguished and
being Lots numbered One hundred aud twenty four
dred and Iwsnty-seven (l27l and One IN undred and
1wentyeight t12S) OF the National Capital Invest
ment comanys subdivision Of Lots in square number
ed Eight Hundred and flfty-nine tS59j, the same
Is duly recorded in book 10, 80, Of the land
Records in the surveyors office Of the District Of
lunbia, together with all the easements, hereditz-
ments and appurtenances to the same belonging in
anywise appertaining.
Terms: One-han cash. balance in six and twelve
months secured by deed Of trust the premises sold
Tor which the notes VI the purchaser bearing interest
iro the day of sale at the rate OF cent per an
mum, Will lie TAKEN all cash. at the option of the
days from day of sale the trustees the night
to resell the property at the risk and cost of the de-
faulting purchaser after i've days public advertise
ment OF such resale in some newspaper published IN
Washington u. c. deposit of 100 will be required
on each lot at time of sale All conveyancng and re-
cording at purchasers cost
Pk r. iHSa : = s sMIIHr Trustees.
f27-dkds sl0F st. NV.
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Organizing the ,Juries

The jurors for the March term Of the Crimi-
nal Court were called this morning. Chief JUS
tice Bingham excused the following: Moses
Sinsheimer (alien), E. j. Lockwood. q. Nv.
neal ir. Cllness), r. W. Pratt do. }, John b.
Miller lido. }, 7. j. Mayer, l. s. Emery, Robert
Vose and George w. Brown. The court
ordered twenty names to be drawn This il
the first time for a number OF years that not 4
single colored man was drawn for the Criminal
Court
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BACK HOUSE AND LOT
o. NINTH STRICT BEIMEEN AND
sos NINTH STREET.
BY virtue of u dsed of trust. duly recorded in Liber
No 1877, folio ~ ct Of the land records for
the District Of Columbia, we viii sell on THURSDAY
SIXTH DAY o. MARCH, AID. 1890, at FIVE
parcel Of ground and premlse. situate lying and
lumEia known and distinguished Lot numbered
ifteen dbl in Lsnckton's subdivision of square num-
with all the improvements, ways easelnents rights
privileges and sppurtensnces thereto belonsi or in
any mannerappertaining.
Terms One-hali cash; balance in one year, note to
day Of sale. and to secured BY deed " trust on
premises sold ell cash. at option of purchaser
Conveyancing. &C., at purchasers cost deposit Of
500 required at the time Of SALE Terms to COM
piled with fifteen days. otherwise the Trustees re-
cost Of the defaultng purchaser altar ave days' cd
vertisement in some newspaper pubhshed In the Dis
-. 49,. } 20EN y y Jaa4. Ja.l Trustees.
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The Other Side.

To the Editor Of The EVENING STAR:
The letter of your correspondent ''E' in the
issue of February g. relative to the Steele court
martial, together with other communications
in the same vein recently published, added to
the fact that The STAR seems inclined to take
sides in this general arrangement Of the off,
GERS of the army, induces me to ask for a little
space for reply.
In the case OF Lieut.. Steele the facts have
been distorted and misunderstood. Although
the order given to Private Wild was unuues-
tionably legal one, there can be no excuse Of
fered for the officer for taking the law into his
own hands, unless it be that of great provoca-
ton, aud no one more than the officers of the
army themselves can deprecate such means of
inforcing discipline.
The court-martial before which Private Wild
was tried was already organized and his case,
with others, was referred to it for trial. That
Lieut.. Steele was the judge advocate of this
court and at the same time the accuser of the
prisoner WAS inadvertently overlooked at de-
partment Headquarters, as appears from a
statement by Gen. Ruger. The accused had
the right of challenge against the Judge
advocate and In any case he (Lieut. Steele) had
no vote or voice in the findings of the court.
When your correspondent says that enlisted
men are. or have been, condemned to contine-
ment on bread and water diet for a month, or
for any other period of time, for refusing to
black shoes or do sculllon's work he makes a
statement so wholly without foundation in fact
as hardly to deserve notice. Such cases are
not only not 'well-known," but no case of the
kind can be cited as having occurred in recent
years.
The officers OF the army are not lot OF ty-
rants and surely should be given the credit OF
having the good of the service quite as much
at heart as any one outside of it can have GER
tainly more than any one of that rapidly grow
ing class in this country who object to ali au-
thority on general principles and who would
gladly see ali the means for the enforcement of
law broken down. CHI.
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As Soon AS You DISCOVER any falling Of the hair
or grayness always use halls Hair Remover TO
tone up the secresions and prevent badness or
graynes1.
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FINANCIAL

VTNHE PAN-AMERICAN AND INTERNATIONAL
Il COMMISSION BUREAU CONSOLIDATED,
GEO. HILL HOWARD, Gen Manager and Counsel,
ROBERT ID. GRAHAM, Assistant Manager
Offices and Exposition Rooms 1920 New York ave.,
Gable address: YolneyD Washington DC,
Offers its services to the Producer, inventor Manu-
facturer Importing and Exporting Merchant, and par
ties generally holding and seeking investment propo-
sltons III this and other countries Prompt attention
to settlement OF mercantile accounts. The vendor
Will share. rs per agreement any realized
above his stipulated minimum price Valuable and
extensive American and Mexican Land and Mining
Properties hand. References and full partIc-
ulars given upon application. flJ-lln
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
rJ,HoMAs powIING- Auc,,aD.,,-


TRpps SnPEsr sA dI OF ysLTspLE IMTEov6p
TENTH AND s1Rf Els NORTHWEST.
and duly r rsss Ss'fa IN I'm SsS a., SS o. log
isS 81 sea- one OF TIE land r,ors Of the Dasirl
thereby. will sell Al ppbnc auction IN iront Of
ESQ az HkIfpSsT ofR 1 Tcnock NJ hs ~ id
ioNlnS-descrtoed real estate. situate In tho VI
COS froni SS lie derih Of S' SSs III IN .sSa
three handrsd and thirty i've $3.50. mproved 6y
hrSe-story brlck Dwelling. with store. and brics
Terms: Une-third cash. balance in one and two
the property. or all cash ConveySncng and recording
CURED a, time Of sale. "s''''' Oh sSoo VIII 0s 10
fe7-a.a. 8 5 g tH Ssi BRADLEY, Trustee.
EiGhrr LLsS1Ak S o. srFfkT shhMt1s
NoRi HWfsT kSpyyN a. II ~ u ,sThfFT
s sLiNS IhE eh LATE kLslpbhAAck On GENERAL
By virtue OF decree Of the supreme Court Of ths
p iS % D Solameis PASSED IN equity cause No
Knox Sraig aud Others, the undersigned trustees
I'll SCI ~ public auction IN trout OF the premises N
Iso At risE och6dk PM pa Al M ,hat piece of
tom ntrt f ns being IN the eit Of Mashln
s tS9 go m square numbered hundrea and
nlns back tha, width aversse depih Of one hSnda
6y threeiey,y tss, g public ally and Is inProv.d
Two story back building with basement.
select iocstons in Mashins,oa IN one o. ne mS.s
the supervision OF the late Gen. Henry n Craig and
contain large saloon parlor 10 by 50 feet large
dlnlng room ana small library brealfast rrin and
Also SIX large and three small CHAMBERS once rooI
osth rooms, wine cellar, servants rooms ard
eoses Is ior tfunks Se also furnace and fuel rooms
&c: The front building is thirty 800 feet wide
Terms Of sale: one third OF the purchsse money
cash. and the balance thereof in SIX Twelve eghtee
ana twenty -four months from day of sale and to bar
interest from day Of sale. Tor which purchaser VIII
sve his Iromlssory notes. No deed will he given until
all purchase money and interest be paid sOO deTo~It
NIL be required as soon as property is lid on.
Terms Of sale must be complied with within ten DAYS
alter day OF sale. otherwise the property wall lie resod
at the RISK and cost OF defauting purchaser All com
NeysncIng at purchasers An and assess
nents viii be paid TO DAY OF sale.
WILLIAM J. MILLER
4so Louisiana avenue NV L -,
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON iruspees-
4l0 9TH street NV,
T. L. WAGGAMAN. Auctioueer f29-dSds
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AUCTION SALES.
TD.NIORlSOW.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers
STOCK OF GROCERIES. WINES, LIQUORS, FLOUR
TEAS COFFEE. SUGAR, SPICES. CROCKERY,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS. CANNED GOODS, TEA
CADD1f y, BUTCHER AND COUNTER SCALES,
COFFEE MILL, OIL TANK, SHOW CASES, &C.
&c. ALSO VERY FINE LARGE EEEkIGERA-
TOR COMBINATION MILLER SAFE, &C.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH FIFTH at
Ten O'CLOCK, in store No 1917 18th street north
west We will sell the above STOCK without reserve.
Terms cash.
ml-3t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, Aucts
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WINTER RESORTS.
~ us PACIFIC AVE,
ATLANTIC CITY, n J.

~ us PACIFIC AVE,
ATLANTIC CITY. n J.
Home by the Sea in salubrious summer and win
ter climate for the aud treatment OF ladies
tlemen suffering from Nerve lire. Derangeneuts uf
Nutrition and allied disorders. also for those not
bleeding medical care Quiet, homele, CHEEKY, select
PROSPECTUS on Application. tuSs-l0t
rINHE ARLINGTON, OCEAN GROVE Nj
Il Accommodations and appointments FIRST class.
SerNlCes the best. Accommodate 800. NIL May
!, 1890. VA. 4. DoLBEI. Prop. mh4-5m
HoTEL LAFAYETTE.
IL CAPE MAY, Nj,
bus and sea water baths free to guests The finest
summer ana winter resort the coast House within
nifty feet OF the surf. m3-6m
rINHE REMOVE. ATLANTIC CITY NJ
Il Tennessee Avenue near the Beach, thoroughly
heated.
mhl3m We. CHEEsEMAN
WAyERLY, ATLANTIC CITY.-ELEGANT LoCA-
w ton. thoroughly heated for spring guests Hot
sea water baths on each floor; sun pGrlors. VIII
main open entire year Mrs J. L BRYANT.
Z. NJ LDELEN, Mangr. f5-Bm
NHE LEHMAN. ATLANTIC CITY. Nj. OCEAN
fi-tn,ti. s,Sn&ju leo2m 4. v. LEHMAN.
N HE DENNIS ATLANTIC CIT, Nj
Il Oces1 end of Michigan ave. open al the year. AL
flO-6m JOSEPH II. BoRToN Proprietor
Il On the each, North Carolina ave.
Unobs;ructed ocean view
salt water baths in the house. Elevator
Now open.
fs-Gm E ROBERTS & SONS.
DENNHURsT. ATLANTIC CITY, MI, NOW OPEN
Michigan avenue the ocean steam heat
electric bells and other modern
introduced JANIS HOOD. lu2y-3m
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nUNCANSoN BROS. Aucuoneers.
ADMINISTRATIVE SALE OF THE ENTIRE COL
LECTION OF VALUABLE BOOKS. SURVEY
URS' INSTRUMENTS OF PROF. DANIEL q.
MAJOR, DECEASED,
CONF RISING
SCIENTIFIC,
SURVEYING,
GEOLOGY,
ASTRONOMY,
LITERARY,
k-LIGIOUS,
NOVELS, &c.
SET OF SURVEYORS INSTRUMENTS, MAPS,
CHARTS, &c.
The who e being q collection of Scientific Works of
Doth foreign and American Edition, many Of them
being ont of print.
TO BE SOLD WITHIN OUR SALES ROOMS,
NINTH AND ID STREETS, ON WEDNESDAY,
MA Gu FIFTH, 1891. COMMENCING AT FOUR
O'CLOCK Pm.
SUSAN NJ BUCKLEY,
Admins tratrx of the estate of Daniel q. Major de-
ceased
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
NB,-The collection will be exhibition day prior
to safe. ml-3t
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MEDICAL, &c.

opium AND MORPHINE HABIT. CURE
Ogualun,c,d in twenty or thirty days For partlcu-
hashI Gton. DC. !A:i-6t'
M MI. DE FOREST, LoNG-EsTABDsHIp AND
w lonaLle ladits Physician. can Le sG,eti siiJ
iC1p. III ;wItn LADIES oLiy. n4II3-lhi
lLAD AND Bi.MlSE-DR BltUI..Llis,9UJ b IT
Al s".. feared bef re NE alid lhad oath tat he il
the Oldest Established E2I Speciuisl lis city
ilG tee cure All diseases
tion ativ.ce free II Any hour o. i.e Jay. SUI.
Gsd an! sS9i 20 .I1i ,sr e ~ pr IL a E KS
AI1-lm'
ITAAs NkyhE BEN CONTRADlcrED THAT
Ln iass' ihSslTian II TINS ETY. tades you eau
ladss n..rried single Forty Yeas experience.
ma AAHOUD RESTORED By UsINu A BOTTLE
Ul ,r two of DR.. Bi,ul HAS inv igorating Cordial
nerve power 1t impars tSor to the Whole system
Mai or kenlale. SUD st. sw mI-lm'
/ BY sician il, the City. ,'0 ''''''.0'
can be consulted daily +O4 ST. between 40 and 9th
.is ssr.rs;Is Ioo%s for Eaaiss Medicine - Ills
81 once aiwaysopen. fi4-1st'
pkOf. GARB1h LATE OF PHILADELPIAl.
trici,y Nervous. stonlaen and Chronic Diseases
;rer,ay charses o noasrate. Office hours to
IA OMAN-Hr.R DISEASES, WEAKNESSES AND
w 1rre@ulGrities Promptly Cured By Dr. 4. X.
THOMAS, .13 n. Exeter ST., BALTIMORE Md. cS Rooms
for non- Residents. JalU-eOJm-
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Twenty years experience in special diseases; cures
the worst case Of Nervous Comp ants, Blood Poison
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Special Diseases. ja27-3ms
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SPECIALTIES.

CHARACTER AND FORTUNEs
" send to LENOkMAUD, l2.s3 2:jd ST. n. W.. One Dob
lar, with Lock of Hair Dtscripton Of Features and
Name Of Fayorite Flower which Chart OF Chxrsc-
ter and Fortune Prompted by occult Agencies VII be
Returned. f26-ots
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VSREE DENTAL INFIRMARY-TEETH FILLED
and ARTIFICIAL tee d inserted without charge, kept
cost Of Material Ut 1926 st. Wa the Dental Depart
ment of Columbian University. from TO PM daily,
june 20. Ds26-oD
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DENTISTRY.

DR STARR PARSONS, DENTIST. 9TH ST., COR
DEnw.-First-class Fillfngs inserted. Aching teeth
saved Application ~ gums prevents pain In extract
ing Gas and ether g1ven- Hourn 70 b. 3a24