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DOs,r DELAY 10

,s. courh, Else the bronchial tubes viii be
- and the delicate tissues Of the lungs exposed to
- No other medicine is 50 speedily operative in
-, and Inns troubles as AYERS CHERRY Pee
CORAL Afrw doses have been known to break up an
.s.,,r... sne distressing cough. Sufferers from
.,n,,, bronrhitis Group. consumption. sore throat
:. .hoousus cough find sure relief in the use Of
....u-sD.r.,ien. 1t soothes the inaamed membrane.
-,nc,s- expectoration and induces repose- Don't be
;.,0, /, in the house saIlie Z. Stone. Hurts store
Z. x-.s, II have found. in my family. that Ayers
rsr-x Psrto-al Vas always aee-tain cure for colds
and cOushs."t
Five years ago I had constant cough. night
.... r.s greatly reduced in flesh and had been
.,,.n NJ By ny physicians. Ibesan to take Ayers
s.rv P.csoral and Was completely cured Amiga A.
L.sa. Rcsrd. NJ.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
prsparsd by Dr.. J. C. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mas.
aid BIZ al Druggists. Price. 81; siI bottles. %.
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The Strange Msiady o. Patient In Chi
cag0 Hospital.


CHICAGO, March 3i.-Lying on a cot in the
county hospital imploring the physicians to
help him lies patient whose nalady has baf-
fed the skill of the entire medical staff of the
Institution and many ply sicians. surgeons and
specialists in nervous diseases who have been
called in TO diagnose il.
The patient is Charles Weeks. an expert sc-
countant. who was admitted to the hospital for
treatment three months ago. He had fallen
from the top Of . car and hurt his head which.
however. had healed. When admitted he was
apparently in fair good health but for q pecu-
liar affection.
His whole system seemed to have a peculiar
aversion to the touch of human being. A
person hand, laid upon any portion Of HIS
anatomy, sent a thrill through him Ike that
produced by an electric shock. He could not
perform his daily work because Of the una oid-
able contact with people, particularly in street
cars.
Since Weeks has been in the hospital scores
Of experts in nervous diseases have been at
trseted to the hospital by reason of the strange
malady. but they have all come away non
plusssd-
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LIQUOR LICENSES,
They Will Soon BE Dispossd, of for This
Year-views as to . HArd.

They VIII Soon BE Dispossa. of for Thi.
Year-Views as to . q nd.
The Commissioners have almost complcted
their labors on the liquor license question.
Only few cases remain to be acted upon, and
II nothing interferes they will be disposed of
in few days and the whole cues,, On settled
for this year.
The present license year has been full of sur
prlses for the liquor license applicants and
their attorneys. Many improvements hnye
been inaugurated, and from the experience
gained 1t Is thought that the system Of dispos-
ing OF cases next year will be nearly perfect
When the new board entered upon its duties
one OF the first questions that came up for dis
cussion was the system of disposing of applica-
TONS No order was followed. and licenses
were issued and refused in all parts Of the city
each day.
THE FIRST STEP.
The first step in the direction of improve
ment was made by Commissioner Douglass. who
caused dozen or more file boxes TO be pur-
chased and labelled according to precincts.
Wnen IL was time To commence action the
applications were taken up according to pre-
einets. For instance. all applications in the
nrst precinct were first acted upon and then
those In the second precinct we're taken
up. In this manner the whole license question
were taken up. Each day The srAR printed
the action OF the Commissioners on licenses.
Ihis always brought a crowd of persons TO the
District building. Those whose applications
had been approved appeared for their licenses
and those whose licenses had been refused
would bother the Commissioners.
10 improve upon this and obviate the evil II
was ordered that the Commissioner action on
all applications should be kept a secret until
they were ready to hear the applicants whose
cases have been rejected and Issue licenses 10
those whose applications had been approved
Many OF the lawyers who represent hauor
men are strongly In favor Of the appointment
OF license board whose business il shall be TO
DISPOSE OF the liquor license question each year.
They say that the benefits to be derived from
such board would be manifold.
1t would not only relieve the Commissioner
OF great deal Of work and worry. but wonld
put the whole matter in the hands of a boord
vexed question.
Mr.. DOUGLASS WE'VE
Speaking Of the advisability Of such a board
Commissioner Douglass said.
Il have no doubt that such board would re-
heye the Commissioners great deal 1t would
Just give us 70 per cent more time to devote
10 70 District D, affairs for fully one-quar-
taken up with the liquor question. such a
board, OF course, would have to be appointed
by the Commissioners and be subject 70 the
rules and regulations prescribed by them. Ne
have talked over the adyisabiliiy Of creating
anything"
WHAT COMMISSIONER Ross THINKS
Commissioner Ross said: Il am of the
opinion that a license board composed of the
heads OF some Of our departments would be
great improvement. Such a board would pass
Ind ff,xa
only hear cases on appeal. Next fall shall try
to have such board created"
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OPPOSES CLEvEyAND.
Senator Pugh is Against Him Because Of His
Hostility to Free Coinage.

H0staity TO Free Coinage.
A Birmingham, Ala, special to. the New
York Sun says: In an interview here today
Senator James L. Pngh said: .sMr. Cisve.
lands incorporating hostility to the free
and unlimited coinage Of silver compels me to
oppose his nomination in 1892. II nomi-
mated he could not be elected, for that, in my
Judgment, would drive the supporters OF
free coinage into third party Ny opinion is
that free coinage of silver will be sharper
issue by itself and worth more TO the demo.
cratic party than tariff reform. Unwisely this
was made single issue by Mr.. Cleveland in
when the force bin was before Congress
and the whole country was alarmed Mr.. Cleve-
lnnd kept silence, but when the silver hill
whipped the force bill ont Of the way Mr..
Cleveland and his gold friends broke silence
and opened war on the silver bill In the most
insulting language. They smothered tho bill
In defiance OF un almost unanimous demoeratic
support. The anti-siiver letter Of Mr.. Cleve-
land was insulting to all supporters Of free
coinage = impeaching their capacity
Senator Pugh. while non committai q to his
choice. sxpresssd great liking for Gov. Hill
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DIR. EASTMAN DESIEs.-A dispatch was re-
ceived today from DR.. Charles A. Eastman, the
sioax Indian who is the government physician
at tine Pine Ridge agency, in which he denies
the statements attributed to him in the news
papers that he believed there would be trouble
with the Indians in the spring. On the con.
will be no trouble. He says that American
Horse denies the report that he has become
hostile.
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Il win he - Iss~r>ssins and Dru1Asse


The executive committee Of the Board q
Trade met yesterday 10 complete the srrahfs-
ments for the Patent and District censennisl
banonct TO b. Siven on the occasion a ths
Pstsnt Centennial celebration in tins city.
The reports Of the COMMITTEES showed that ~
affair is in excellent shape and that IL promises
TO be one Of the most interesting events Of he
kind ever held here, and every way calculated
TO do credit TO the enterprise and public spirit
Of the business citizens Of Washington. Mr..
Edison and q large number Of the mcsf die
tinguished scientists and inventors Of the
country are 20 be among the guests. and preex.
dent Harrison and his cabinet sre expected 70
be present
Members Of the Board Of Trade are sending
In their subscriptions for tickets % the ban
quet With a promptness that shows not only
their characteristic public spirit but also their
appreciation Of the TACT that seat az the table
is going TO be a very desirable thing and worth
securing in season
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NV A. RUprrnrs New Book.

She publishes look entitled HOW TO BE BEAU
IIlUL." anil. Ike the philsnthropist she Is,
liVrs l; kkEE This NEEK.
Al the urs-nt request u thousands of her patrons
ur,e A. kuplert. the Norld-rVnownsd compile xlC n
.--.rias. ana famous lecturer has Just published
nanSome hOok. giving the public the ienefit of her
ssr~ Of sruiy and experience The book written n
yaiu and sensible language showing any one can
fain and mani perfection Of the face and form
TO ali callers tins week this book Will be gwen tree.
Ioss Ouf secure IL by sending 6c postage
MME- A. RUPPERT.
Branch Office,
GS ST. NV.
uhl4 Washington, d. C.
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HARD RAINS IN ILLINOIS.
Great Damage to Railroad and Other Prop
erty Near Galena.

Ureat DahHKe 20 FaflrOad and Other Prop
erfy Near Galena.
GALEyA, Ill. March 31.-One of the heaviest
rain storms that has ever occurred here since
the memorable centennial food visited this
section Sunday night. doing great damage to
the railroads and other property. The Chicago.
St. Paul ard Kansas City track in this county suf-
fered most from the food, and the company is
now running its trains over the Illinois Gen.
trail between Galena and Dunbar.
At Rice tunnel. near this city. which has
been in danger for several DAYS. a cavern oc-
Cured at the western approach, burying the
track many feet deep for more than 100 yards.
At Trousdale station, a short distance east Of
the tunnel, a west-bound freight was derailed
by the spreading of the track. and dozen cars,
including the caboose. went into the ditch.
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Marriage Licences.

Marriage licenses have been issued BY the
clerk Of the court to the following: Thos.
6. Galleher and Maggie b McQuade; JOS. Col
bert and Maggie wilson; Chas. r. Collins and
Fannie r. Riley; Clifford Pumphrey and Alice
Clements; 4. W. Horigan and Norah O'Brien Of
Montgomery county, Nd, Jas W. Langley and
Ammeixora Walker, both Of Alexandria, Va.
John W. Hall and Janey Brooks; g. Frank
Preston Of Loudoun county, Va. and George
Z Eegleston OF Boston; Jos l. Joy and Rosa
A. Elbel, ". H. Brown and Rebecca A. Haysc.
James E. Hooper and Annie c. Buscher, John
con r. Thomas and Mary A. Black, Frank H.
Cozsens and Elisabeth Bradf6rd.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 3l.-Cotton nominal-md-
ding, 90. Flour faidly active-Howard street
and western super, 3.10as.65; do. do, extra, I5a
%50 do. do, family, 4.iOa5.l5; city mills, Rio
sSeo; spring whea. patent, 5.50a5sS; do. do,
straight, 5l0a5.$0; do. do. extra, 460a490. Wheat
southern active: receipts light; FultZ, 1.0SaI Ia
Longberry, 1.1oal.14; western nrmer No. 2, winter
red, spot, ll0;sal.lo,s; March, 1lOAal.lO56; May,
l.llal.llAl: July, Lodhai.o6]S: August, 105JS bid
Corn-Couthern firm and strong; white, I5aI6;
yellow I4ai5; western steady; mixed spot, I3ai3h
March, 'sa1sH; April IsalSS: May, .aaIs.: July;
southern and Pennsylvania, 6ias3; do. western
white. 62aSS: do. do. mixed. 60aSl; graded No.
white, 6ak ass; do.do.. mixed, Sla62k. Rye dull
choice, 9Sa!.OG; good TO prime, S5a9s: common TO
good to prime, S.5oalc.oo. Provisions active-mess
pork. old 1880 new l4.00; bulk meats, loose
shoulders, 5Aa5k: hong clea-, 81; clear rib sides,
81; sugar-pickled shoulder, 5s1; sugar-cured
smoked shoulders, 81; hams, small l6a, large
creamery fancy, 81; do. fair TO choice, 2sa2s;
do. imitation, sIa9s; lade, fancy, 81; do. good to
choice, 25a2s; rolls, fine, ~; do. fair 10 good,
22a25. Eggs steady-l9. Coffee steady--Rio car
goe fair, issla9o No. I, IshalsK. Sugar dull
granulated. 81. Copper firm-rc1ned, l1kal2
Whisky quiet, but frm-l.23al.2o. Freights to
Liverpool per steamer dull-coiton, % cents; -four
In sacks, . cents per 100 pounds grain, Cd. Re-
ceipts-four, G.s05 barrels; wheat, 6,54s bushels;
corn, 1882 bushels: oats, 1900 bushels rye, 900
bushels. Shipments-nour, 1852 barrels. Sales
wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, $3.50 bushels.
BALTIMORE. March 3l.-vrpinIa consols. ~:
Baltimore and Ohio stock, 81; Northern Central
stock, 64h; Consolidated gas stock, IS
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, March 81 tclosing).-wheat - Nav,
l.o4;.: July, l.o5>4: Corn-May, 6sal: July, G5il.
July, 1905. Lard-May, 6.ssh; July, 7.IaX Ribs
May, 6.eI1; July, 64sh.
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Washington Stock Excharye.

Sales-Regular call-I2 O'Clock m: washington
and Georgetown Railroad Convertible IS, 5000
town Railroad Script, $3.50 at LIS. Washington
Gas, series A, $1,000 at 122; $1,000 at 12s. Wash
ington Gas, series B, $4,000 at lz5; $1,000 at 1e5
Riggs Fire Insurance, 50 at 81. Washington Loan
and Trust Company. at 95S..
District OF Columbia Bonds-Per imp Gs, 1891,
gold, 1oll bid, asked. Per imp. Is. 1891, cur.
rency, 1OzR bid. - asked. Market stock, rs, 1892
currency, los bid. eu-year fund, Is, 1892 gold i0g
bid, asked 2O-year fund, IS, 1899, gold, 1oI bid.
Water STOCK, IS, 1901, currency, l25 bid, asked.
3o-year fund, 6s, gold, 1902, 11G bid, asked.
water STOCK, IS, currency, 1898, 1yi bid - asked.
SS5s, 1921, fund, currency, lie bid. 1i9 asked
town Railroad, 1910, is 10l bid, 10I asked Wash
ingt0n and Georgetown Railroad Convertible Ga.
80. 1905, lo4 bid. lOs asked. Washington Market
Company, list mortgage Is, 40 bid, asked WASH
ington Market Company, inp6s, III bid, l2O asked.
American Security and Trust Company SIS 100 bid 1903
asked. Washington Light Infantry list mortgage
Is, 1904, SO bid, asked. Washington Light In
fantry I'd, Is, 1904, 70 BIDS asked. Washington
asked. Washington Gas Light Company, series
B, 6s, 1a2 bid, l25k asked. Washington Gas Com
pany Convertible ds. 1870 bid. lao asked:
bid, $40 asked. Bank of Republic, 210 bid, asked
Metropolitan, $50 bid 800 asked. Central. $40 bid.
's nd asked Fa%srs and Me
$50 asked Columbia, 'l63 bid, = asked. Capt.
tai. l22,s bid. - asked West End, 30 bid i0I
askeu. 1rduefS, IL. Oiu, - 3S.tI. Lincoln,
1e1 bid, - asked.
Railroad StockS-Washngt0n and Georgetown,
22O bid - asked. Metropolitan. lis. bid, lly asked.
Columbia G5 bid, % asked. Capitol and North q
Street. 81 bid, - asked. lexington and Soldiers
Home, IS bid, 5. asked. Georgetown and Ten
leytown, 6ois bid. asked.
insurance Stocks-tireInens - bid, 81 asked.
Franklin, IS bid asked. Metropolitan, 81 bid, 81
asked. National UniOn bid, 20 asked. Arlington,
1i5 bid, - asked. Corcoran, IS bid, 80 asked. Co
lumba, 15A bid 1917 asked. German American
lS5 bid, - asked. Potomac, So bid, 100 asked
Riggs, ST bid, So asked. Peoples, 81 bid, 50,
asked. Lincoln, 5}s bid, SO asked. Commercial
A., bid, IA asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title, 12s
bid - askel. Columbia Title, bid, 81 asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-Washlngton Gas,
43 bid s. asked. Georgetown Gas, As bid. U. s.
Electric Light. 100 bid, HOY asked.
Telephone st )cks-Pennsy vania, 25 bid, asked
Chesapeake 1 Potomac, 81 bid 6osasked. Amer
can GRAPHIC hon :, 81 bid g.. asked
Miscellaneous Stocks-Washibeton Market Com
pany, Is bid, ~ asked. Washington Brick Ma
chine Company, $50 bid, $50 asked. Great Falls Ics
COMPANY. e bid, ls5 asked. Eull Run PIANO
rama ompany, IL bid, - asked. Pneumatic Cur
Carriage, :. Dad, q asked.
Safe Deposit and Trust Communications
Safe Deposit, go bid, asked. Washington
Safe Deposit Company, 10 bid, l35 asked. Wash.
ingtOn Loan and Trust onpany, s5IS bid. 951S
asked. American security and Trust COMPANY
90 bid Cos. asked.
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DISTRICT PArENTs.-Willinm E. Prall and W.
E. Prall, jr., Of this city have been awarded
patent for a method of and apparatus for pro-
pelling street cars. Designs for spoons and
spoon handles have been issued to Robert
Leding, Edwin c. Baumgrass. assignor to
Jacobs Bros. and Edwin Harris all Of this city
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D,,.s,s. 10 lGcoan Univsr.,ty.

DO00fIOo 10 Ac0tu ntvefoafy.
NoxrnxAI, March SI-John w. Gladden. Of
Philadeiphis has donated 10 TIE library a ned
icsl and veterinary books end go fef t.
purposs u sustaining ths library q 1c0m
Cniyeesity. tSts-kN
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Nu GDllNN.
LATE NEWS BY CABLE
Death Of Lord Granville in London.
This Afternoon.
THE PROPOSED MADRID EXHIBITION.
Prostitution Of the Pope by Pain
full Illness.
OTHER TELEGRAPHIC. NEWS.
LORD GRANVILLE DEAD.

One of highlands Best-Knovn Statesmen
! Passes Away.
| London, March 31.-Lord Granville died this
afternoon. He had been seriously i'll for some
time. and his death was expected at any mo-
\ ment
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AN OHIO TOWN IN PERIL.

VI xk90SrvO1T
p IS Above the Place.
CELrNA, ONO, March 31.-A break is reported
In one Of the embankments of the Mercer
county reservoir, situated Just above this town,
and the people in the immediate neishborhood
have abandoned their homes in alarm.
The reservoir is located at a considerable ele-
vation above the surrounding country. The
heavy rains have brought the surface of the
water to the top Of the embankment and q
serious inundation is threatened.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

The CENSUS OFFICE will shortly publish q
complete and valuable statement, showing re-
ceipts and expenditures Of the various large
cities of the country for the census year.
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A RELIEF FoR SMOKERS.

DR.. +. l. Feigenblatt writes: II have tried the
soden Mineral Pastiles with patient suffering from
irritation Of the throat due TO smoking and they
proved very satisfactory" The genuine imported
sOien Pastilles have the signature and tessi-
nonsl Of Sir MOrrel Mackenzie around each box.
Frice JOc. "a
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E'oR ANY CASE OF NERVOUSNESS. SLEEP
lesSneas. weak stomach indsgestfon, Dyspepsia re-
fi-f i IN Carriers Little Liver Pills
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SEVENTEEN School G1RLs
ALL SPEAK AT ONCE.

Teacher: what do you consider the science Of
human happiness.'
Seventeen httle srls all at same time: ITO bestow
the greatest number of benefits the greatest number
Of people"
Teacher Who in this city do consider lives up
to that philosophy
Seventeen little girls shout with vim: ''GRASIY.
IHE PJshkk. Lilo and l.jl2 9TH 81. n w.! My
mamma says that before Grasty came TO Washington
al sorts OF furniture very hixh ard nobody Lad
The nerve say: Our only cheap cGsh
Nov others trying follow but you can't get as
nuch for tie money anywhere Is At Grasty'sL"
vote credits these little girls for this
f Of loca history ana also prove their statement BY
thee prices
Antique Extension Tables square and round. a o.
Best Woven Wire Cots. 81 30
Solid Oak Chamber Suites. sl6. %.
Best CAne-seat Ckairs. sc.
Broadway Folding Bed, with nice wool mattress, sri
Uprixht Folding Bed $50
Handsome CEironier Beds. s25
6niee Tufnolers. lie.
Ssi-piecs English Tea Sets a. 9s
loo-piece Eneish Dinner Sets. painted goods o.. g.
fIne Walnut CRIB Beds. so. 80 to s1O.
Extrz Large Cylinder BOOK Case and Desk eos
We have eyerything for the house except stoves. We
sell GOODS IN eyery part Of the city Our only terms
cheap for cash
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Stock n
Name

ne following are tie opening and closing prices of
the New York Stock Market, as reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, !, 4ly street
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ScOrrs EMULSION OF Con Liver On.
WITH HYPoPHOsPHITEs.

SCOTS EMULSION.
SCOTS PAIATABLE. EMULSION.
sCOTT'S EASILY DIGEsTED. EMULSION.
SCOTS EMULSION.
SCOTS THREE TINES AS EMULSION.
SCOTS EFFECTUAL EMULSION
SCOTS AS THE PLAIN OIL EMULSION.
SCOTS EMULSION.
SCOTS THE BEST REMEDY EMULSION.
SCOTS FOR EMULSION.
SCOTS EMULSION.
SCOTS COUGHS, COLDS. EMULSION.
sCOTT-S BRONCHITIS EMULSION.
sCOTTS EMULSION.
SCOTS WASTING DISEASES, EMULSION.
SCOTS EVACUATION. EMULSION.
SCOTT'S EMULSION.
sCOTTS SCROFULA EMULSION.
SCOTS RICKETS. EMULSION.
SCOTS EMULSION.
SCOTS CONSUMPTION. EMULSION.
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Day GooDs AND Nor1oxs.

Pillow Case Cotton. &C.
Est Fruit CT the Loom Bieaehed Cotton. SIC.
Nv shades Atwood Dress Goods. - in wide. f9c.
Neu shades Wool Face Dress Goods % In. wide, .5c.
Dress F1zansls. IL yards wide. 5oc.
besched aud Unbleached sheesins, 1sc-
Ole c.s- Pound Calsco.
Sne case llxht Skfrting Calico, &C.
Nd Table Linen. last coiors. SSr-
Asw styles Arfnenian Ssr<e. 36in. wide. 12Sc-
l4ble Linz al old prizes
ehlte EsSl SPREADS. ..r., 81. tl25,
Cslh'o. j. 40 ydsL spool Cotton. &C.
Ly4Onlte CEds, ~ Collars, LIZ.
Gsnts In,u collars. 1Oc. Job lot Gents CUTS. Lie.
fuil line White Goods IN apron checks
ln1l. LlneIls. Dotted oxfss, a..
All shad-s tiannel Dress tioois. &c.
sl2 NlnsfsssE STARTS, lst-.
Feather froof Ticksnz, I5c.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
Nh. STEWARDS PROTEST.

Mr. STEWARDS PROTEST.
The Commissioners have received q letter
from John C. Stewart Of the Central Union
Mission. He asks what prevents a person
from obtaining liquor license and calls
attention to the fact that he sent TO
the Commissioners four protests against the
place occupied by Edward Faunce on 18th and
Water streets, which he characterizes as tbe
worst dive in the city. Concluding his letter.
Mr.. stewart says: SHANE on the men who will
grant licenses to such men. He had my name
forged to his application / sent 10
your place four protests, but you gentlemen do
not care Now, want to know what steps 10
take TO prevent this man from selling lamar
II any, and am going TO use every means 70
md out and lay this transaction before the in
telligent community at large"
fHorEsf AGAINST A STATION Housr.
Acommittee Of citizens from Georgetown.
composed OF Aesrs. sailer. offut, Platter. King
and Gordon, called upon the Commissioners
this morning and protested against the erection
priation has been made, on CAV street fbe
site. -foA '''
Ths Raster Elecfions.
At st. Johns Church yesterday the E.ster
elections resulted as follows: vestrymen.
Gen. Watmough, Hon. J. c. B. Davis, Judge
Cox, Rear Admiral Rodgers, Gen c. c. Augur.
Dr.. Robert Reyburn, Gen. d. G. Caid and Mr..
James Lowndes.
Gen. Nv. Hagner, senior warden; Gen. J.
=. Watmcugh, junior warden. Delegates 10
the conference: II. T. Peliew. With Hon. q. G.
y DAVIS, alternate; Admiral G. r. z. Rodgers,
Hon A: u Hagner, alternate; DR.. Robert Hey
burn =. ". Hsckett, alternate; and B. H.
warder, Alexander Biins, alternate. Mr..
jams Lovndss, register; Gen. Card, treas
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AIRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

NkS. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for ever FIFTY YEARS by MIL
LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. ItSOOTHES
he CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
DlARRHEA Sold by Druggists in every part Of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs winsiows Soothing
syrup" and take 10 other kind - cents bottle
dl5-ly.
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