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New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
STAGNATION IN STOCKS.
REASONS FOR THE DULNESS.
THE TREASURY WEEKLY STATEMENT
SHOWS A REDUCTION IN NET CASh
AND AVAILABLE BALANCE.
Sunday, March 3c.-p.

Sunday March sop. m.
The United States Treasurer last week received
from customs Si,36I ,45l, from internal revenue
e2.20O629, and frcm miscellaneous sources
sIa2O7s: total from all. S6,s34.13S. against
S6s41,75 for the preceding week. during 'he
week. including yesterday, the Treasury purchase
of bonds amounted only to Sio1. 500, but the pay
roepts of last week include about -, 2,OoO,ooo Tor
purchascs made during the preceding week; hence
Yesterdays weekly Treasury statement shows
seduction in its ret cash in vaults of 81 1856.
while il, deposits in National banks were IN
creased sI77,s43, leaving the net reduction in
SIC cash balances ,io3. The principal
changes in the vault balances were made up as
follows: decrease in gold of S2,035,243 by
an issue of 81 i.74s,S5o certificates plus loss OF
eoa6 s03 bullion and loss to the silver bal
arce Of S47s176 by an issue of 81 ,329,l33 GER
4i6cates less an accumulation Of Ss50,o57 com
and bnllion Allowing for the usual weekly
coinage of standard dollars the statement shows
an expansion of about S3,200,O00 10 the legal
money in general circulation; but, as before eX-
n,ained about $4,000. 900 of this expansion
actually occurred in the preceding week. put
failed to appear in the statement OF week ago
The liability for the redemption of surrendered
National bank notes was reduced S4l l5752. so that
nv the statement the available balance in excess
of trust funds only was reduced $2.047,74l
Subjoined is Yesterdays statement. compared
with that of March %
Mar. o. 90 Mar. 90. 30. Differences.
Gold coin and bull.
less certificates
and 500 cO0.- 49, 49, -, o,o -co ~. 90 oox o.o
SSo,3ooOl- scoooVf'O' DoN'
L. s. notes. less ..o -oo- -o-,,o % ,oa
certificates 2Ol3 oz3,' -, ny 2S o,,1
Nat bank notes. S,3I5Oof ooi'o-o Deo' '"0N'A
Silver dollars and
huli'n less . -. no a. oo- n. 10 1-c
tihcates 2S,4f5aOi --''O''--" A>NN'
c..h in Tresv soo o1s 0o3 si7 377 357 Dec 50 CAL 1886
DeDosits I'm Ma ....o sc,,o ", - $40
tlonal banks. 26O1o?So Zo'ziooo- INV i''''"
ro., balance o59 os2 SLAB 500 80 Dec So o3493
Deduct for funds
he redeem
Ma. tk notes
q Including tine
per cent fund. OS,l3IS'o o''f--'ilo Dco' 'Ao''"-
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31

Tho bank exchanges at the Ncw-York Clearing House
and sold the NcwYork Stock Exchange last
week preceding years compare
follows:
Mar 81 '8s Mar. 30 $50. Mar % 90
Exchange Sj22 AZ COO s042 1852 G572 S73 3 .
No. snares sold 49,. i,5oSt 30 l.577.>45 O.2.sOr
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
rrpoprAY rISANCIAL MARKETS.

rondon March 90 IL 80 p mConsols 3, v,do ycio ior
bo,n money and the account Atlantic ana Er' do
a., rnor.coce trustees certificates. 32'2 re 81 ny
ncond con soils fo2 Mexican ordinary .. ~, & law
cormon Coz Penn nsylNania. JDis keadhR IVA ''''
con central new per cent bonds, I3's
Money. ga d3ie per cent ..,.. 10, hath sbort
and three months bills is 2es per cent
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
A mcrlcan standard Of classldca
STAINED

Good Ordinary...... GIG Low MldcllnR lOis
St. GOOD Ordinary. 3.iG Mlddlng 10 1910
OPTIONS made slight gain today, but there was very
little the speculation Antcipitions OF daniahe
the next by flood, served a. c CHIEF element o
strength Liverpool gdlicrs were tame and sprtr--
Prices alvanced ld3 points marked in next crop
months, closing steady Sales 2O,4OO bales.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
WHEAT. NO. ..

SSiy $sS ;'' ........:.:. 3. s. ~ =:
Ss; 'a;ss Ass : g.: e.: e.: e.: e. e.: &:
OATS. no. ?.
"a; "a; ::::::: Il: Il: =f: Fl: =:: =f: #:
MESS PORK. PER BDL.
AK @ E$s;s 1879 E$s; 3 "a? Is:
LARD. PER 100 LBS
#;: IA: }Iss:: - $!5s s $H5s J; ::s' :.s $;5s u
SHORT RIBS PER 100 LBS
$'y 3s$: ;siy ;!5s :: S!5s ;.: s: e. 81. ss s.; s.;
80 .ps wheat ss e.s Ss .sEns Ssss sssa, s si3S &;
10 Svs rs O. e. barley noSinai 10 naxssed
% g" So SG s p Led 100 Il D. s. s' SSis ri
lSs g l6c,t sr y sds SoxSd Uncnanred ~Rsscy.
discrs' finished goods. per gal VI G. sugars uehahs
Articles Resel9Ss. ss oSS sApTsN,@ SSG
Mnsa' "a ~ 600 10000
1st 10000 s-ioo9
,ss Es, lev sa,a $500 cSo 5000
ne 'Ss, sGe"ss S Sd'y rsss ss OHss ss market
s@sa; %.,a
g1SS5"S gSca Ma % sS'f .
:.Ses'; :s%es So and sfSSSsn 'sSss
Natives % Western Vofil-leu, ~ oVaT1 'Os
Texans - 75ds5 80; lambs. - ooa*os 80
Cincinnati March 2s.-Flour steady. Wheat arm; Ne.
Eeseg'. 500 Oas s, sHg%sn'' a Sev mIysd TSsd
sS5 sSd 'Ss Hy nominal No. = SOC Provisions barely
M@.as s s SF 's oS "ffssS fsss
oss saa' eom0n n osi ss 4d sA ae:sip - sss j
head shipments 40 head Eastsrn exchange steady az
on "ee o,G San n 40 on sE SS 6a.. .cse 30
yt.p We mel d. |
lic. "'''' Barley nrner; No. . in store. i5.c bid.
MesfA %P ass srs ssls H sa S ID lev
of late decline in wheat. supplies in fst hands. how
and prss e. ally %SStsneG G, rye ass.
sui and eatuIelcss Win prices largely nominal NotA
scarce and nrm With fair demand Rejected 0oaso, TAR
S @ sS'a uasaa grain depot s5 eSose 's
80 red March ,;asS.c; App; s2.GSSSe & MAJ
Undcl light oaernss but cxporsrs holding on sni
hess Osys S", for @ %m'S's q" S.a, MAN 30 a %
No n eSaert elevator quoted at &c steamer n t'
Sa sitS Msrsh H% ss" sd Apr scaao NAY
e Sosss ,HsSs asr1 o sas S
N,ite sosasSfs r.SS,ea was $50, c, 40 a. q ~S s,c
West no white Msrch soSGsie; Xprl' sC.s$o'.c !;
ssI;ans irsts iSaiSsc. Other articles UNCHANGED. Rs.
Sa Coo SSss oa cC SS Dol Sus SAers
bush; 1900 bush oats. $500 bush.
ss, Louis, March 2o.FlOur UNCHANGED Whoa: Ca!
higher Tor May Nc for July, than YESTERDAY; Ne red
cash 77s.c May. 77s77.s closed 77.e'7tc bid July
nrm No, cash 25haSec May eOs a2ess. cossi 2o'ss
hid; MAY. 22sc. Rye higher No. 2 titc bid Bar.
ley.Demand fair Minnesota, i2',c nay-Chc,e pr,rlei
dull and weak common and chemical hard - 20 re:
nned. - ,2t Butter. eggs UNCHANGED CornmeaL 81 5S
asI go. Whskcy. sl CO Provisions duh and m.
sshanecd no large tansaction Iscepts-Flour scoS S
bhls wheat. 900 bush 90 OOO bush; oats - oOC
h.sh rye. ".cco bush barley. oQoo bnsh. Sh,rmsnt.
bush oats. 5000 bush rye. 1000 bush; barley. none
s2ss July, se.c; NusS., a9stes easy Corn % ARM cash.
May. 2+c. Cloverseed quiet cash and March. . SAi
April. 3S rs; October. % IS BID
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31

COTToN-'rne spot market quoted steady and aue, at
unchanged prrcs Sales so bales for consumption.
Total receipts the week, 80 4os bales against SO ,2'
nirs last week and 5O2lS Bales this week year ago;
Since September receipts at the ports agsrcgatcd
bales against 5,1o5,0Ol bales for the corrc-
spending time last year.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
stock Exchange. Con .olldated .
~. ~ MIr % MaI. 90 MIR

,-,771 l-r-.1- GO 600 302 600 lJlJ-O I3~T -W0O
uhr. demand with ordinary activity
urlcc. ar. heavy and quotations werr reduced poFlis
- oo cont. nor gallon In barrels and 40 cent. IN
N,.ha AZ ~ cents and crude In barrels at 90 cents
nrr galnn. unchanged
An,wcrp a, G francs per 100 klo 10 marks 10 Bremen
G55 per 80 kios and pence NJ LONDON at -
as, pence per Imperial gallon
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31

Cash quotations were a, follows Flour du ana sfsay
Ioo I'd :oa;S.c; No , corn, zoe no oats 2:c No
we 4Siac No barley. nominal No naxseed. 81 ie~
nti.ne tlmotnN pork, per DBL GU JOG
siO 20 laid per 100 -, 81 2sasd ID short RIBS scss,
loo.r - l.2S S5 -; dry >atrd shoulders boxed nn'
changed: snort clear sides boxed unchanged, %hisks'
cistllcrs finished goods per gal III c. sugars unchang'
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
Net available bal
se '' s77.o21 s1o s75s74 OIL Dec 81 ,oi7'74l
RANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.

BANK CONDITIONS tONlAhfD.
By the operations of the New-YorlS Sub-Treas-
ury in the week ended Friday evening. which IN
cluded the payment of Sl.l15.332 for purchased
bonds and the receipt Of S1.311.ooo for EXCHANGE
on other SubTrcasuries the Nrw-YorlS banks
lost 81 1,506,476 cash. Yesterdays bank statement
of the weeks averages shows gain of 81 ,o64,'oo
cash. Following our estimate of a week ago.
that the banks then held about Sl.50o0OO more
cash than the sum reported for the average Of the
week. Yesterdays statement indicates net interior
movement of cash. other than throash the Treas
urv that was against the city, and that the actual
condition at the close of business last evening
was q somewhat smaller sum of cash than that
reported in the statement The loans were eN-
banded 81 .O464O0. This. with the gain In
cash. calls for an increase Of S2.000,o0o in the
deposits But the deposits are reported increased
only S597 900. Hence the statement results i'll a
gain to the surplus reserve of S915.221. ana
leaves it at 1881 $50, against S5.i3o.l23 March
80. 1889; S0.145.575 March 81. 1883, and S4.-
379,o25 April .. 1881
The changes for the corresponding weeks OF
preceding years were as follows: lSs9-loanS
decrease S2ss 200. cash decrease S2,l 4O,3OO dc-
posits decrease S3,566,cOO, and Surplus reserve
decrease Sl,9is,sOO; sssoioans lt,a decrease ds
crease Sl,75s,200. and surplus reserve decrease
S267,65O: 1ss7-loans increase $3.50. 100, cash
decrease s2s7s,oOo. deposits decrease S2 2s'''oo'
and surplus reserve decrease 81 .SO1.O
Subjoincd is yesterdays statement. compared
with the corresponding dates of $50 and lsss;
Mar 81 's9 Mar 80. 80. Mar. %. 90.
Loans . S5t,@ So 900 si2l. .o.3 700 SiOi 577 600
Eu.cie ...... n 35l 800 sc52I1o0 SSOOitt0
Ircatenders 49,. 3l1.f.OO0 3ifl2,Gn0 3i;i35 900
1eIosits .. 37J JSlS 437. .35' 700 AZ cH3 tO)
Circulation sOO-,1'O t,-J-jVO oOo-oo'
fife following shows the relation between TIE total ie-
serve and che total deposits respective dates:
specie ..... II 35l 400 sO52l 7cO - oO4 600
Irral-tcnderS .. 3ll24OOO 3i4l..6JO p 33j. 900
.SlO2, 300 III iJ3 ouO SlV' 3J 'VJ
Reserve required -.
against cel osits-. J33-o7zo lO' fSilf1 lOSOOc-1O
Surrlus - sJlf5J75 So fjCl25 ~ 33l $50
Per OF deposits. -Iif -O-- -p.V'
The following is SATURDAYS statement in detail:
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LOCALS.

A dead baby was found on the dump between
LIST. 2d. + and q streets northeast yesterday.
The body of a dead infant was found yesterday
afternoon on the river shore near the monu-
ment.
Calvin Jennings. a colOred laborer. while
working in a trench at New Jersey avenue and
n street southeast yesterday accidentally ran
a pick through his foot.
). Smith, a colored boy living at COZ Delaware
avenue. was slightly injured at Pennsylvania
avenue and 9TH street yesterday by herdic No
80 running over HIM. He was taken to his
home.
Montague's small cabinet landscape painting
purchased by Gen. Burdet.e gave great salts
faction to the presidential party at the White
House yesterday.
The members of the W.N.P.A. will meet Fri.
day evening at the residence of Mrs. Crandall
$40 II street, to hear reports and consider
plans for the establishment of an association
paper.
Rev. DIR. Elliott, pastor Of Foundry NJ. f.
Church. sailed yesterday on the Fulda for Eu-
rope to be absent about three months. Durins
his absence Rev. DIR. Perry will be in charge
but Rev. Drs. Lanahan. Ii. Peyton Brown. Val
Meter and Milburn will ~oficiate upon d ifreren
occasions.
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MoHA1Rs. CHAL11Es. LAWNS.

SILKS, NELVEIS,
vERf FINEST QUALITY LoNSDALE CAMBRIA,
yard wide, lOc.
INDIA CHALLIEs. immense assortment Of new
styles, 4. ~, l21xc.
SILK MoHAIR B~RILLIANTINEs. Old Rose, Elec-
the Blue. Steel Gray and Tan. reduced cash price l5c.
SHlNA SILKS. immense assortment of new styles,
50, 40, 30. ode.
HENRIETTA ENGLISH CAsHMEREs, immense
assortment OF new shades. wide double width. 25c.
BEAUTIFUL DRESS immense as
soruleht OF new styles. 10, l24. 10. IL, 25c.
BLACK SILK MOHAIR BRILLIANTINES, ex-
cellent quality, wide double fold, 20. 81, 31hc.
VERY BEST QUALITY FRUIT OF THE LOON
CoIlON. yard vide, SIC.
sATTEkNs, immense assortment of
new styles. l2h. ID. Is. 20, 25c.
COLORED SURAH SILKS, 80, 45. SOC.
HENRIETTA SERGES. elegant French
dress goods, nearly yard and Q half wide. all pure wool
special cash bargain, Soc.
UALITY T
immense double width, 2oc.
saLk MOhAlR BRlLLIANTINEs nearly yard and
aquarter wide, real value soc. reduced $3.50.
GATHERS CASH STORE.
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR 1TH ST.
A CASH PURCHASE TO THE AMOUNT OF as
ENTITIES II PURCHASER TO ONE OF OUR
VALUABLE PRESENTS. je2
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HEALrH AND STRENGTH

Soon replace weakness and languor If that reliable
medicine, Hoods Sarsaparilla, is fairly and faithfully
tried. 1t Is the best medicine to keep the blood pure
and to expel the germs Of ~scrofula, salt rheum and
other poisons which cause so much suffering and
sooner or later undermine the general health. By its
peculiar curative power Hoods Sarsaparilla strength
ems the system while it .rsdicstes disease. II il the
peoples fsvorite spring medicine.
HOODS ~sARsAPARILLA
There is . large and growing demand here for
HOODS sarsaparilla, the sales already exceeding those
OF all other similar medicines combined. know of
many customers who have been greatly benefited by
II and who speak of Hoods sarsaparilla in the highest
terms 1 take two bottles myself every spring and
ran and 1t does me more good than any other medicine
A. g. RHODES. Mines, Va"
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG
Il have been for years a great sufferer from severe
nervous headache. but never found any relief till I
began to use Hoods Sarsaparilla. Before the second
bottle was gone my headaches were not SO severe nor
80 frequent. l am just beginning the fourth bottle
ana nave not felt so well for years. The confused,
dizzy feeling in the head is absolutely gone and my
general health is wonderfully improved. Mrs W. s.
Shelter Island, suffolk Co., NY"
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CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLEMENT.
a Sewing Machine Agent Arrested and
Sent to New jersey.

This morning Detectives Maloney of Phila-
delPhia and Hall Of Baltimore, assisted by
some Washington officers, arrested A. Z. Con-
ner, alias K Russell, a sewing machine agent,
on the charge of forgery and embezzlemen
from the Singer Manufacturing Company of
burlington, Nj. 1t is alleged that the short
ages amount to about 5000. The officers have
been looking for Conner for some weeks in
Philadelphia. Baltimore and elsewhere. Con-
ner, 1t is said, came here about three weeks
ago and secured employment with the Wheeler
q Wilson Company. The trail was lost because
his wife had shipped their effects from Balti-
more IN the name of Russell When, however,
he asked employment here he was required to
give security and had to furnish testimonials
from Erie. Pa. IN his own name and in that
way he was located. He is a good looking man,
about thlrty-three years old and has a wife
and hve children. The officers took him to
New Jersey today
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III l. FlREMEN.
Arrangements Made for Decorating the
Graves of Their Dead Comrades,

A regular meeting of the Veteran Volunteer
Firemen's Association was held at Meyers Hall,
9TH and n streets northwest, last evening, Mr..
James IL. Richards president and Mr.. John J.
Peabody secretary. The following were nomi-
mated and elected members: J. F. Graham and
John L. Moran of the Union, Peter O'Donoghue,
Vigilant; Joseph Fry, Columbia; A. f. L.
Reese. Northern Liberty; VIM. Paul Brown,
American Hook and Ladder Company.
The president stated that several of the men,
bers had taken measures to secure for the asso-
citation the use of the old Union engine house.
18th and ii streets northwest, through the au-
thority of Congress, and had prepared a letter
to the Commissioners asking their influence.
The action taken was approved by the associa-
ton.
The president also stated that the Commits
sioners had asked Congress for authority to
sell the engine house property and the COM
mittee thought it would be better for the as
ISOLATION to secure the house for their old
time machine and relics.
Mr.. keithley remarked that although the
Commissioner had refused them the Anacostia
engine house on the ground that it could not
be used for other than school purposes it was
now being used by the Central Union Mission
southeast branch.
Arrangements were made for decorating the
graves of the deceased members Sunday next.
The members of the association will leave
Meyers Hall at l o'clock. The deceased
members are ex-Chief Engineers John Dick.
son and John II. SessfOrd of the Franklin, Jas.
Ward (president), Northern Liberty; Conrad
Kaufman, Columbia; Edward Edwards, Union,
and James A. McCathran. Anacostia. Messrs.
Dickson and McCathran are buried at the Con-
gressional Cemetery, Kaufman, Edwards and
Sessford at Glenwood and Mr.. Ward at Mt.
Olivet. Contributions of flowers will be re-
ceived at the hall on Sunday.
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CITY \
TONIGHT.

ALBAUGH's. Lamont Opera Company in
"Erminie."
KERSANs.-Pialras Variety Combination.
ALL Souls CHURCH.-Organ and Harp Re-
citaL George W. Morgan and Miss Maud Nor
gan.
WASHINGTON CRY ORPHAN AsYLUM.-Straw-
berry Festival and Bazaar.
ODD FELLOWS ALL.-Washington Juveniles
Benefit.
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PAST ALL PRECEDENT,
OVER TWO MILLIONS DIsTRIBur.n
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CoMpANY

Incorporated by fhe Legislature for Educational
and Charitable purposes its franchise made q
1nrt OF the present State Constitution IN 1879 by an
overwhelming popular vote. and
Its present charter ending January L, 1895.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS take
place semi annually dune and ~December).. and its
GRAND SIN GLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place
in each Of the other ten months of the year, and
are all drawn IN public ut the Academy Of Music, New
Orleans. La
"Hcdo herebB certify that ,e suDerris ns arrnnoe.
1TfntsJo' al the n'onthiyd'ld SENT nnuai Dratcinosg
1fe Louisiana STATE Lottery Company. aud in person
nGHoOe ana control The DyatcinQs tkentselues, and fhat
Ht came are Conducted NTH honesty. yd,rHess. and an
IOCGJ dith LOtord all pdrtios, aud ue authorize the UOnn-
7oHg 10 use tis ceTtUfcdte. brith Iucstmites ar 0Er sss-
s.QtuIeS ATTACHED. an us ddpeyflseUe9lts."
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Still PigeOn-Holed.

rome Editor OF The EVENING STAR:
VIII you please inform the taxpayers OF the
District what Is the present stage OF the bill to
make the office Of recorder of deeds a salaried
one! 1our last answer to a similar inquiry
some weeks since was 'pigeon-holed." Is that
Its present condition? Is it possible we tax
payers are still to be called on to pay as large
an amount In fees to a petty official of the Dis
trict as Is paid by the United States for the en-
tire salaries of Senators Sherman. Edmunds
and GeorgeI Are the gentlemen OF the Senate
and House District committees willing that
such a state of things should continued Re-
member. gentlemen, we have no one to repre-
1eat Us but you. TAXPAYER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-04
6 "A "A I "A "A kRk ERR HHHHH
CCC A + L 4 4 il ii
NATURE AND CURE,
BY
A. P. LIGHTHILL. MD.
10l7 15TH ST NORTHWEST.

Catarrh manifests itself by a discharge from
the head. sometimes of a colorless glairy fluid.
but oftener ola purulent, greenish-yellow mat
ter, which III many instances is SO copious that
patients feel as though their whole head is in .
state of corruption. The discharge often lodges
behind and above the soft palate, requiring al
most constant hawking for its removal. Often
scales or incrustatiOns are blown from the nos
trils, either solid or of q tubular form. The
breath is offensive, and sometimes revoltingly
fetid. Smell, and occasionally the taste. is i'm
paired or destroyed. the hearing becomes af-
fecied. noises IN the head make their appear
ance, and the eyes are apt to become irritated
and watery. The head feels full. heavy, and
compressed, especially above and between the
eyes, and severe neurhlgic pain is often ex-
perienced about the face and head. The patient
coughs more or less. has u capricious appetite,
loses flesh aud strength, is depressed in spirits
and inclined to drowsiness. The memory is
Weakened and often seriously impaired. Cold
is taken from the least exposure. and step by
step the spreads until it reaches
the lungs and Terminates i'll Consumption, So
frequently has this fatal course been noticed
that Catarrh Is now looked upon Us one of the
earliest manifestations OF this dread disease.
by the system OF treatment which we have
originated and since carried to scientific per
lection, q complete and radical cure of Catarrh
can be effected. This We have demonstrated in
thousands OF cases. representing the disease in
every form and in all its various stages of de-
velopment. Our treatment reaches the dis
eased parts in the most direct and positive
manner. instantaneously penetrating every
cell and cavity Of the head with the most bene-
fetal results. So effective is this plan Of medi-
catiCn that even q single application is pro-
ductive Of immediate aud decided relief, and by
continuing this treatment the discharge
diniinishes, irritation is allayed, the nhamma-
ton sutsides, alterations are made to heal,
until finally . radical and permanent cure IL
established.
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FORECAST TILL EIGHT AM. THUR

FORECAST TILL FIGHT AM. THURSDAY.
For the District of Columbia and Virginia.
continued high temperature, with showers this
afternoon on the Atlantic coast; southerIy
winds.
For Maryland, fair, warmer; southerly winds.
CONDITION on THE WATER
Temperature and condition of water at z
am.-Great Falls, temperature, "a; condition,
10. Receiving reservoir. temperature, 79. Con
dition at north connection. Is; condition at
south connection, Sc. Distributing reservoir,
temperature. "a. Condition at Infuent gate
house. IA: condition at effluent gate house, Is.
High tide in the river today at s:5l pm; low
tide at 30l pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-04
CITY ITEMS.

Does this interest you? Excellent Claret
Wine, Csc. a bottle: Sherry Wine, rare quality;
Splendid Table Butter. Csc. pound; to be con-
vinced examine it; Breakfast Bacon, thin
strips; Best Grades Family Flour, &C.
It, M. 4 Z. METZGKR, All It'll ct. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-04

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