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Written fo- The EVENING Stan.

Written fo- THE EVENING STAR
Sunday at the Reform School.
When the sun Of that Sabbath was nearing the
west,
On calm afternoon of stiffness and rest,
We stood in the school room to speak to the boys
VI the battle Of life, with its fears and its joys
We saw them that day in the School of Reform,
The shelter and refuge awhile from the storm,
Where 1t stands on the hill by the BladensburQ
path,
Like the refuge Of old from the avengers wrath
Two hundred and more was the number in all,
The white and the black as they crowded the hall;
And the problem of race seemed one answer To
have
In the school that was seeking both races to save
Like soldiers in uniform dressed for parade,
Two columns before us that day were arrayed;
Like soldiers intent on the word of command,
Each eye ON the captain, all watching his hand.
Like the shout Of an army in battle they sung,
Till the room with the melody echoed and rung,
And the organ that led with a mastery hand,
Like trumpet called out the clear note Of COM
mand.
But the room where we met was too narrow and
small,
For the shout Of the soldiers and captains and all
And it seemed that the walls would be rem. with
the sound
That trembled to rise where the angels are found
Let us build them chapel of beauty and grace,
Where the glory shall kindle a smile on each face
When the white and the black all together shall
come,
To hear and to sing Of that heavenly home.
Where the lowly may see the sweet vision of light
The star that shines brightest in darkness and
night;
For our life on the earth Ii q school of reform,
And yon heaven above il the home from the
storm.
j. HAZARD CUTHBKRf.
Washington, d. c., December, 1891.
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u ATCLIFFE. DARE q CO.. Aucuoneer,.
~ go Ia ave. NV.

X ATCLIFFE. DARE . CO.. Aucuoneep.
~ geo Pa ave. n ".
REcEryER's SALE pr AUCTION OF THE
LEkN, PAINTS AND OILS. HARNESS, IRON
SAFE, &c. &c. Coz, TANNED IN THE LATE
SLDkE OF ThOS. GRAY Sun. on BRIDGE
sTREET NEAR HAt.RisON STREET. ANA
MONDAY, DECEMBER TwENTY.FIRsr. 1891.
BEGlNNlNO AT TEN O'CLOCK A Nj.
In pursuance OF tie decree II court passed on the
10Th day OF November. 1881. equity cause. No.
I:esB. enlJled Ellen Gray e al vs. Ralph
l. Gait ct a., in The supreme Court OF the lstrrl
Coz uInoia, appo.ntinS John 4. sheuperd ia
Eilen Z. Gray. Thomas Gray. George H. Gray. Kate
NJ Gray and llaiph l.. Cat TO John Il. Shepp-rd. re-
cever aforesaid. made and recorded 18th
day o. November. ls9i. ln liber 1910. :oiio .j8 ct
TMENTi-tIRsf DAf Oh DECEMBER. Alb.
MI eegnnnr srRr TN yIa9 si :, M
THoS. GRAY son As A HAKDWARE srOkE
On bliDGk STREET MAR MONROE sIREEI
hNACoS IA. DC. all tine stock, &c. contained
therein and partly nent .oned le.Ow
he stock. which pete every detail will be
hrst offered entirety, AM n satisfactory hid
not obtained II VII tlcn be sold detail. the sAe
tlnuIng irom day to day beginning At TIN O'CLOCK
HAKDMAkE OF Il Ear DESCRIPTION,
AGRICULTURAL AND tAhM laPLEMENTS.
Cutlery GABLE AND 10, hETD. GLASS.
CART. WAGON. BUGGY AND iAaM HARNESS
TOOLS, COUN1kh CALM.
SHoH CASES, MILE IRON SAFE.
bOAES. AND GENERAL ASS, M MINT OF
IIhsT-CLAss HARDWARE STORE.
TERMS CASH
JOHN P. SHEPHERD. Receiver,
Rooms - and -, lie Drou bui ding.
d9-d&dbs sr2 st. a. W.
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Killed by Poison rro,n 1. Cornse.

DR.. Henry B. Taylor, physician to the Phila-
delphia coroner, died ON Thursday Of blood
poisoning. He was forty-two years Of age. In
September, 1890, during autopsy on the body
Of q woman At the morgue, . student who was
assisting DR.. Taylor allowed . needle to slip
wrist The wound healed, but painful Assesses
followed aud continued until his death, which
resulted from exhaustion. DIR. Formal, re-
comfy coroner's physician, 10 now suffering
froia o similar case Of poisoning
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Il i4O9 @ st. NV.
TRgsTEEs SALE OF q DESIRABLE LOT OF
f. lhLPShfIH sIf ii y saiP
fEG GSSfE A u sA nf srR sfich DWELLING
By virtue OF certain deed OF trust, dated spril -
!ss which aS has been duly rssoEde in ier No lss
tct Of Coiumia. and upon he written request Of tie
party secured thereby, viii offer for public
iITRs Gs
O'CLOCK Pm: the following desy rihed property.
ssii. to Wit Par! Of lot numbered four t4j in o O.
and q
SD, as SAID SUBDIVISION Is recorded il sber II. -. c.
vsy0r Of the said District 6esinn ne or the sane a.
the northeast corner o. said lot and running II.
feet and three inches t43 IT. IN. thence soathwarLy
Of said thence eassWaay ON sad south no
forty three feet and three inches (43 II NJ to the
ne OF said avenue fourt DAD feet the place
And iminediately thereafter, by virtue of q certain
other deed Of trust bearing the same date and duly
recorded IL Idber No l3s6 at ioo EOS ct seq of tine
the party thereby secured. We will ofer for sale, in
mander of said lot numbered four "a. in the same
subdivision Of said square north of square numbered
scribed Ioliows: BEGINNING poins on the north
line Of said lot distant eet and three inches
running thsnce southysrdy parallel with said avenue
line thirtyone feet and inches t3l in j,
more or less to the ELS. line OF 18th street thence
north said street fourteen (4) feet to the north
me OF SAID lot. and thsnee along said north line
tiirtyeight feet and eight inches t:S It.
or less. to the point u beginning.
The part of said lot frst above described is i'm.
proved by comfortable frame dwelin and tine part
las. above described is improved by a brick
dwelling.
Terms: One-third % cash and the balance in one
and two years. with interes; at the rate of FER
centunl per snnum the day of sale, payable semi
annu,lly. So ured by decd of trust the property
sold, ali at the option OF the purchasers.
posi- Of 100 each parcel will lie required the
time OF sale. Ali conveyancinY am recoruin will be
the Of the Lasers. Tie .ulst
be complied with in fifteen days the day SALE
otherwise the trustees the right to resell
property at the rsA and OF the t,eiauitlg pur
chaser after i've days advertisement Of such resa.e IN
The Evening Star.
B. LEWIS BLACKBOARD.
JAMES F. HOOD, Z AFustees.
Paciiic building,
dy2
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Il i4O6 g st.

7 ATIGEk SLOAN. Auctionsers.
IL l400 st.
TRADE SALE OF FIVE CRATES OF ASSORTED
CROCKERY, COMPRISING STOCK NECESSARY
FOX XMAS HOLIDAYS.
On MONDAY. DECEMBER TWENTY FIRST
1891, commencing 1T ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ,
within our rooms. l4O0 street, viii sell nve
Crates OF Crockery, comprising,
Dishes. Bakers. Pies.
Stove Bowls, Nap pies,
Seoliops, Platters, Bowls,
Plates. Cookers, Stove Tops.
kice Plates Meat Dishes, Soapa,
Mugs Lip Bowls. Suxars,
Meat Dishes, Tea and Coffee CUBS re-.
Custards. Flat Plates, &c.
d1T-dts LATIMEh & SLOAN. Auctioneera
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The Pamir Frontier Question.

The question Of further operations on the
part Of the British troops against the Hunza
Niger tribesmen in the vicinity Of Gilgit and
Fort Nilt near the Pamir frontier, has been
settled for the time being by the weather. Snow
has fallen at those places and in the surround
Ing country TO such an extent that military OPP
erations are impossible
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- ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aucuoneers.

IHANCERY SALE Oh PROPERTY. CORNER r
AND SEyENlEENTH sTRLkls MORT WEsT,
IMll.okED BY SEVEN MODERN BklCk RksI-
DENCES.
By VIRTUE of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF to.u.nbla. made ana entered IN equity
cause No. l.c4r--tase agt- Case 81 al.-thc under
ssnee. as trustse. viii sell publi aueliu, ia
OF tile prem SEES. on TUESDAY. DECt AbER THE
I'VE s11 -SfCOAD. ls9l. at HAIF-pAsT -FOUR
O'CLOCK N. TIA. foIowlnx ds scrted real estate
the city OF Washington. ID c. Viz: Lots lbs l:s9 and
l4o OF John Is. Alley and william Sharon recorded
SUBDIVISION OF square No. lo fronting % feet X
street north and IOO Seventeenth west
with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: Ole-thlrd cash. Of which Ell 600
must be paid at time OF sale Residue equal
sAIilent. payable respectively in one and two years.
With interest," he evidenced the prom. ssory
Of purchaser, bearing date day sac and Sc
cured by reserved lien deed OF trstSOn prem
ises. o. the entire purchase My be paid
cash. 1T purchasers option. The sale he
complied with IN niteen days from day Of sale the
trustee viii. he deems IL Test. resell property at
the risk ana cost OF deIaultine purchaser The prop
erty Wall lie sold entire subject
EDWARD 5. McCALMUNI. trustee,
dI-lit Az Louisiana ave.
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FUTURE DAYS.

T ATIMER L SLOAN. Auc,ioneer..
FINE LOT OF GROCERIES AT
AUCTION.
EMBRAClAC IN PART
Chests OF TEAS IN CANS
AND PACKAGES.
CANNED GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. con
DIMENTS AND PICKLES ~ GLASS AND
PACKAGES. mi ORTED PRFsEf.Nks, PIE
SERVES IN TUBS AND IANS. BEST ITALIAN
OIL. RAISINS, CANNED AND PACkI ID
MEATS, SAkDINEs, hiCt, TOILET AND
BRUSHES AID WoonEN WAKI, TunSCGo
PLATFOkM AND CouN iER scAI.ES, sILlkh-
MOUNTED SHOW CASES, SPRING BkLA Noes,
COFtEE MIL, TEA CADDILS. OFFICE kuR-
NlTURE. LARGL ICE BOX. LAhuE LOT OF
PAPER, PORTION OF THE FIXTURES.
ALSO
A FINE HORSE, GROCERY WAGON AND HAIR
NESS, MILLER SAFE. ETC.
The above stock of will De sold az public
auction TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBi L
TMENTY-SECOND, 1891, COMMENCING AT TEN
O'CLOCK, at store No. 81, y stree; northwest.
dlS-uts LATIAEE q SLOAN. AuStionee.s
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dlz.l&W.21.@.S
II ArCIIHyB. DARR CO.. A,eusassA
sfiEs ON q sri}krTT ni44Se{rtN SsTSvHMtTTHH
AND Ei6RTH sTRfrsrS NORTHEAsT Az

AUCTION.
1912 folio 46 It So ons Of the land records q the DIS
s.es "a GcuMbs re VIZ 81! ID ir1ns e t4s pgs3s,s
1901. AZ POUR O'CLOCK r. n. Lots "a and . 10
" b Todds subdivision Of sgu.rs eight hyndrsd and
So o. the records u tie oss Of ths suvsyor q the
District ct Columbia,
Terms Of sale: half cash; balance 10 one and
tyo years from date q ale. With tnterssa q tns ts
ssss y Rsss . Is: va .e g
AZ Ssh, q the optop e The p1ycha{sr. Adsposf q
Sisd wsk 6 1fsssa tsys . X tr1sssss rss:svs Dc
fght y eQ . thsFsk nd eost q The daisuling puF-
dll-dAh Tfufssa
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~ ygE and OF. n
7TnOMAs DUWLINo d Sun. Auciioncers-
IL ~ L

VALUABLE UNIMPRoyED PROPERTY IN BROOK
LAND, y. C.. Al ACTION.
On MoNDAl, DENEMBER TMENIY-FIRsT
1881. AT AAl-f-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK A. 81. We wiil
se on the the two portions OF the estate of
the iste teurge W. and Elizab~th BERT contain
TO- lfO square eet ami - square feet. 1ni- Prop
cry Iosated near brooklsnd station and opposite
Catholc Un.ves ity. with iacii-
ities IN a RAPIDLY i.Lprovlg and crownx SECTION.
Terms made known at the sale. A ueposit OF slOO
required on each ot when sold.
THOMAS BOWLING q SON.
dl5-dts Auctions.
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SPECIALTIES.

u Qhrough the clofhing) utilised IN al baron.
trouoss removal tumofs supsra uous hsars, hism-
ar s.pos AID SssA y fsssoss s
nonn 9 L susnnS 70 e.s. Hiu "a M
~ D.. COS t2sh ct s.v. fslsphons as. RODS lms
WITA FLEcTRicIrf ! CURE KHKUnATIsH.
w neuralgia scaticf, nervous troubles, orVnntc a.
SS's = ' s. as;h sEs;:ss; BY
LIZ q n cns61- on
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AUCTION SALES.
HIS AFTERNOON.
TRpsTEE's SALE or PROPERTY on oAEnoIL
l. SIEsT BETWEEN fIEST AND SECOND
sIkEkTs EAST AND b AND STRAITS

BY virtue of decree OF the Supreme Cour; Of the Dis
tricf OF Columbia pass. on the "a day pecember.
A. -. 1891 in cause No l.fsS4 ia equity I vii, on
SAhukDAf. the NINETEkSIH DAl 0F DECEM-
Blk. A ID. 1871. at HALF-PAST FOUk O'CLOCK
NJ, otter Tor sale at public auction in front OF the
premises all that portion real the
city of WASHINGTON. IN the District Columbia. de-
scrioed as the east sixteen Ll ieet by depth of ninety
go feet OF lot numbered forty t4ol square mum
bered seven hun lreu and THIRTY two C1.s).
Terms OF sale press riDed 10y decree are: One
third cash. balance in and years, secured iy
deed OF trust upon the property sold. al cash, at
option OF the purchaser deTosit SiU0 requ red at
tmo OF sale. Convey ancnx cost OF purchaser. In
event that purchaser isis 10 comply with sale
ten days the trustee the rit resell the
PROPERTY and the d-fa purc hsset
J. WORDSWORTH GORDON, Trustee,
,GjO ~ ~. nv
DUNcANSoN BROS, Auct!one.rs dLGSds
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;snss q under
5 TSES IE jESSfkRf Az PEcESSEk Ab
Of the stock Of Hosiery, Underwear, Notions and
Fancy Goods IN store and promises number ID 8lS
Seventh etreee northwest, the right to
reject any and al bids being hereby reserved 10
retail and wholesale dealers this o6e hrstclass
dl7. Is. lo,2l,ea,3 SIS "a &. nv.
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RADCLIFFE. DARR Z CO: Auenoneen.

ID ATCLIFFE, DARR CO., Auctionee,,
~ S2O Pennsylvania ave. NV.
CONTENTS OF A yEwELRY STORE BY AUCTION,
MOVED TO OUR SALES ROOMS, go PENN
SYLNANIA'AYENUE.N 0RTHWEsT, FOR CON
YENIENCE OF SALE, ON
TaTRspAY, PEcEMEER f&hSfi- FIRST ST.
I1WEf 2s1R Itu hIv HALf-PAsr SEVEN
Watches, Ladies. Gents aud Boys sizes, Chains.
Rings. Pins Brooches. Cuff Euttops Charms Plated
Cutlery, Musical Instruments, Guns, Revolyers,
Clocks. &C.; &c being the stock Of dealer declining
Sdi.-.I EXTCLiFFE. DARR CO., Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
tIIi-kt. nANs.
THOMAS BOWLING a soN. Auciionesr..
RusTEEs' sALR OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
II GEoEGErcMN. oN SOUTH SIDE OF 4

TRUSTEES, sAlR OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
b. rtae q SA esr.n sakaa e sSDS a,
sinons he land rscoris Of the rtsri Colanibs
aIy saf .p thereby vs. .sa ana i q sas q me
Ta iGHi f :. Isl Ss! OF phcf ~ isR i ih !.
i f1ng ocLoSh PM. al that certain pArcs, o.
T fSi as y, IN HSas.S a ' sSaiiSn
ssrrao Soeins now SSrt OF SQUARE east OF slusrc 40
sou,h side Of 2 rect street Or se as dsscrii,o
os n exc, and b. nnds IN de duly rscocaed amqng
seq tosethsr vita the improvements. &c. consisting
Terms OF sale; oue-thir! cash. Of which 800 must
o. pa4d - deposit al time o; sale; residue equal
Interest payable hal yearly. ssurri 10 Tie notes OF
the purchaser and deco of r;ust property, or all
iurch.ser's eost 1eruls 70 bs conr.ed with IN len
s.ys on sus;sss rysegSe tbs Iihi % r-Adyertise
sea- al aeiaoitlns purchasers cost ans ms.
alsa. %H fhhih Il Mex e.a 5SbShs Trustees.
DUNcANsoN Bi'os.. AssrOrsgs..
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE uNINPRoyrp
PROPERTY. SITUATED on NF@ HkMP
ShlAt AVENUE BEIMEE ) AND sTIEE i ;
BY virtue Of decree OF t.. supreme Court o: the
p.siriet OF Columbia. passed On the 4th asy D,-
on s S II t guy fssS Il? I SIi b 81
iOtE o.tIOHA a.. =. front tie PREMISES. ios
seventy seven [s5, u the ciiy OF NassinstSi., % y
Terms q; SAFE irvsi4isl by the deere ate one tlrt
40, N one AEs wears rom ',y OF sae. ali casn
ant 20 -, o. - nynassi Tue de- errcd way
- ras IN ing r;.Ir;S sol. deposit .; two
A .ony,y snc.nG al 1ile cost oi t.c pursLss.r n
,erns OF sale are Rot ,oa.rlied with Days the
further a., u, a, icy sL,l tnink prosr
j. H6 e2ia & lfnpe so SEIbd5ns' Trustees.
a l. "A
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LADIES' GOODS.

pIh 1876. PiNkfNG. BTTTONs 40 OGoERs
the ilemorest So machine. nrstclNss every
resite :. 500 81 . fAar T'-ont. : "a. q
dl6-im' O. y. LCcAs. aos 9Th .. ne.
hs. ~ BRADLEY, MOnIsTf. q ~. Nj.
formerly y Y. iuN1fes ;airu4ia.e uf
ladies Ocetunss made latest -tyl.s. fcrl-t AZ
moo, rate irioe Cutsins aud bNStine a speCi.ity
NJ lSs LoEffLiR LATE or n " sTETRNs 4
- -. hosi un las oi-ne4 an -stsbiishti.n, for
hresslhAalis at 30 lHl -. N sol as tue
fsirnns,e OF Washington ladies Terls IaoslerGte.
NINE BUTLER.
vi Pine Dre-smaisr and ladies' Tailor
Formerly 18th and q sta aaa..i
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[ ATIMER : SLOAN. Aueu0assrs. ,.ooa
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
RARE AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS,
.,...-. SUITABLE FOR XMAS GIFTS,

ksxL RhoSzE VASES, BRONZE AND GILT
gEITEs, -BRONZE BUsTs AND uaouPs,
GGhSSRRzzEEsTTIGFKs yksES II GHJNA !, ANP
SET. LINE siLyER:PLATED GOODS, EPERG-
sc hs rfSsP8kIs; sRA as Ia, LAkSSTEkNs
nlRE0ns, PtACQgEs, LAMBS. TOILET Sci.
ASH TnAHs HAT hAGKs h and MANY 9IHEk
fSh CGHkI I n GIFTS, AT ATGTIoN:
ls9l. at ELEVEN A. n. and THREE and SEVEN
NJ. within our rooms. l4Q9 @ street. nssr Treasury
Department. we will sell ane collection of holiday
eoods. and comprising as It does rare and valuable
Pteces, should command general attenton. Exhibi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-19
MEDICAL. &c.

nh MAhSTOS'S TREATMENT FOR THE CURE
~ OF lost manlood. Kidney and b adder diseases,
yaricocele &c. without stomach neoi,nes. No Ial-
ocieoiy MAasiuN cS is paI see Ses ,5ss
a DvIcE TO DYsPEPTTcs.
Ii you suffer from dyspepsia any form of indees
uon, or from daily CONSULTATION. which Is result Of
III 1sn s a ,Sr nay &C. ~ phsPLI
CURE Tells what food 20 what 10 avoid, and
IL work OF Great value to every dyspsptic Mailed
JOHN II. McALvIN. Lowell. Mass,
Fourteen years city treasurer anu tax collector.
u FAD AND BE WIsE.-DR. BRUTHERs, 900
ST W., appeared before me and made oath that he
and wall guarantee a cure In ali disease OF insn and
furnish medicine or charge; and advice
before Inc by Dr. nRoraERs. sAMrat ana MIL MILE g
sh noiar "a. Eq o JUN N iss Tor the district Of
IT HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
ads: ~ i the Oldest aystis
St: $ W. forty-hve ears experience da-im.
Al ANHoop REsIOkEp 81 sing BOTTLE OR
N1 two OF DIR. BkOTHERS' invisoratlns cordial
M cure any case OF nervous deblitS 80 st. Av
nR, MULLER. l027 9Th ST. NV, TREATS ALL
~ chrome affections OF the eye. ear, throat lung.
hours, 9to IL a. N. ana 1 TO Z .. M d3-ims
DkofESs1oNAL. MASSAGE, MRS. a. CAMERON,
4 LS2o St. .. W., graduate. Face massage spe-
WASHINGTON. LADIES, . to /. Gentlemen IRON 70 g.
noll-.m'
A VOID YEARS OF SUFFERING BY CONSULT
"a INK Dr. u. n. Theel. 53s North 4th u. Philads-
Hhia The only German American sueciAiist IN tine
e o Soo q
auscks and their Home Cure swindle. &c. ap30-ly
DR, LoBB. S.s N. 18TH ST. PHILApELPHIA
s.ed conissnns iu psleus9s for HShE - oE SHoS
free o. charge. hours TO 3-0 70 y evenings. -
DENTISTRY.
~ ROsHoNs DENTAL pARLORs, EsTABLIsHED
" 1857, 15OS l4th st. W. Full sets 60 and ais;
night. and Sundays III 90. N Az its brsnehss
nR. BLAIR. go z ST. N.W-l5 YEARS ExPE-
~ rtence.Gold nllings 81. 50: smalgam, 50c; pain
less extracting with cocaine & Artificial teoth with
my imprOysd suction, inserted hspairns Gee 81
EREE DENTAL INfIRMARY.-TEETH PILED
cost Of material at les ct. NV, dental depart
ment Of the Columbian University, from 70 >. M
daily except SUNDAY extraction Tree: inArmary opn
I'VE EyANs DENTAL PARIoRs, i2is PA AVA
= NV, Teeth extracted positively without pain o
yspor. IN U.S. By us only Is effects pleasant and
transient. Afancaa ssssh. crown and hs1age vork Is
nk, STARR PARsONs, 8. Z. COR VIII ANpEN.W.
Entrance on Sth q, ftrst-clas sold and othsr NJ
M. Arsineisi issiS ana crowns nssrssd w
nENTAL INrIRMARY.-NATIoNzL UNivER.
~ city, cornsr 9Th and \. y. Open 70 G. I'll ths
year. Extracting. H.. i've tallngs aasd plates 8
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German

Vabe Elixir Of life
8 original and only
Elixir.
THE REASON THOUSANDS CANNOT GET CURED OF Chronic
Private Debility Natural Waste, Loss
Memory aud Manhood Liver Lung, Bladder Kidney and st
Troubles Impurities Blood Fmpe other Diseases
called ProstatorrhOa HepeTesthesa
which requires special treatment
LIEBIli'S INVGORATOR the only foT
above No Prosto
Prices of Iuvgoao botts SO half size
half Books
DR. LlFBltI Co. quarter
thoroughly days; skifuy
rea moderate. Consultation Free.
FRANCIsCO,
trance, 4O5 Mason
CAJTTINN Avoid pack Of onou whose makers
CI1O ~ unreliable unklfui
offering Don't be
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StxASSNs s 8nsa ,

ca Debility, StIL'nai y edk
>pTensteTrhB, PROSTATE Emissions
tngntency. Exhausted Vita 'tty, Premature De-
clint and Eb ~ OF VI aSskassbB, iB
eli iSe syBIB ssRsciGsOns atstl from
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Masquerade Ball.

The masquerade ball given by our
society young ladies Friday evening
to large number of their friends
was the most brilliant affair of the
kind that has taken place in town
for number of years. For some
time the ladies had been engaged in
selecting costumes for the occasion
and their good taste was manifest by
the many original and elegant tot
lettes seen. The gentlemen all wore
handsome costumes which were pro-
cured in Washington, Baltimore and
Pittsburg for the occasion. Armory
Hall was festooned with the national
colors and decorated with lovely pot
ted flowers.
The guests to the number of about
two hundred arrived early and the
ball was opened. with the grand
march at 8 O'clock from which time
until midnight dancing occupied the
attention of the devotees of Terpsi-
chore. The luncheon was served in
the Fire Department and was such
as to have aroused envy in the breast
of Delmonico.
The young ladies who had the af-
fair in charge are to be congratula-
ted upon its signal success, which
will long be remembered by those
who attended. Sweet music was
furnished by Protzman's orchestra
and after whirling in the may waltz
TO the strains of "home sweet home'
at l:3o the happy dancers wendell
their way home, if tired surely never
more happy.