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OvERCOATS IN BEAVERS, CHINCHILLAS, KER
SEYS. MELONS. CASSIMERES, ELYSIANS,
MONTAGNACS. CHEyIOTS, &c.
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EuRoPE-Programs Of Gaze's (of London)
spring and summer excursions for 1881 now
ready. Parties going will do well to book at
an early date Bradbury piano ware rooms,
LIS Pa. avs.-Adr..
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ADJUSTMENTS.

I INcoLN MUSIC HALL
MONDAY Hn kyEN TSs,, MARCH ~ se, sl5r.N
rendered TO
siGNoR MARlASo MAMA,
PROGRAN
FIRST PART.
l. OPENING klns corrs from 'FrnAni &c. Verdi.
BOSTON HOUSE MALI CCTlTIT
Nine sF j. Es;if'Ut'TiI DSI Az mo-" '~n''
= ~-' " Mss iss NoIi.E BYRNE. -D''''''''A'
MS. r'0 h iSsp L0S NIifIR 49,. a yeTii
IAkLAND. NJ. MAMA and HERMAN RAkI-
MAN. Violin Nirtuoso.
D. D0er0 nom Mis-. SnE si9 HPctS. Verdi
sixnor RiANo MANA.
tfor the frst time in America
Niss NJ BiSNk, Mme J EsPrTA DAILY.
RYAN ami rail chorus ~
SEC,NO PART.
1. Grand FINALE. with Solo Baritone srum pr
Mr. 4 EPPiNci. Mss EILlvAN DoRkN. e5 ar.
W. u. MCFARLAND aud full chorus
va What are They 20 Dor handeSler
% Ala Fontaine o.. ............ .Iaul-.rt
Miss MARIE DECCA.
"a hunortsqne-.--.-.- ---..---CH. NJ. Nidor.
% Young ove--Rornance ........... @ Ieitert
THE WASHINGTON MUSICAL cit Il.
(Mcssrs. SAspER. RkkENAN ami MiERSCHD
a.. Barvarolle. with Nichn Obligato -. ca. ..ounol
Acssss. W. a. McrAi.iAND ani II. RAkEMAN.
Miss GkRif pS6c sna sisnSr 10 NINA NINA
.. Grand Prayer and finale IRON ''Lohsn-
Mr.. BERNARD 4. RYAN, Miss fi.oI,fNcE
DAVIES. bliss MARGUERITE EICHORN. Mr.
= C. c; WRIGHT and tuli chorus -,
Mss MARIE DECCA and iull chorus.
nlh1A-fs
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa, delicious fat
producing drink which does not distress.
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Furniture, carpets, upholstery and wall papers

FoR QUIcx PRINTING go to McGIL 4 WAL
LACE ll07 st NV
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Caligraph Writing Machine is the bes
for manifolding and for speed. 2

DR.. c. W. Benson, the well-known Balti-
more Specialist in Skin Diseases and Diseases
OF tho Nervous System, has opened an office in
Washington. DC, for the treatment of all Skin
and Nervous Diseases and removing SUPER
huous hairs, warts, moles, marks, tumors and
all blemishes. DR.. Benson or his partner, Dr.
Z. y. Mannakee, can be found every Wednes-
day from $50 am. to $3.50 pm. at their office,
lzlZ u st. NV. MIS-, m, t,tr
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Buy a Machine With a Reputation

ouy Hachlne WIN reputation
Earned by Forty Years of Faithful Service.
Examine our New High-Arm No. .. It's silent
rotary motion free from the heavy, rasping ac-
ton Of shuttle machines
WHEELER & Wilson MIRO. Co.,
fe26-str 437 9Th at. NV.
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Rex Furniture Polish.
Special Offer.
In order to introduce this polish to con-
sunlers, we will offer to each customer one of
our regular
SOC. bottles for 25c.
This offer only holds good Tor one week, be.
ginning March lG. and only for one bottle.
InE Z. HANSON HISS MrG. Co.,
mh11-6t 1910 L st. NV
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THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CON-
PANV
Cash car,ifal. sroepao
TsB porarE Oaccs gOpTFsr
As'f bu"ata0 IN oourss ~ srectioa az rae es-~<~
osstl uisa 80 NJ
o.eaHlssi ~''ssr at q, coa0rs~ spp-v,.s
octnb,T 4 $50
This con4I4uy y authorized by lau
To rsvive deposits and allow tn,erss, On t.ianc,~
To issue seTtih ,ste> 81 dsI,Oslt-
To at administrators. rnarliAn. trus,.. ~
ceiyer. assisnee. miftce ths @s.ai. u t-t
sonss oa ooiRpos Iss,sf.s ami attend % other bus
No. "a nduciary charatt-r.
To inaaaxr estates and collet r-uts
To coleCt interest and dividends for cussora.r.
without caanre.
To execute trusts from courts. corporations
AM individuals.
To acf treasurer or aren't for r~hgious
benevolent or other tnsiitutiUns ana A. rexi<trnf
Partitions. raylng their interest " diStdends a
desired.
~i,is reccirted for and kept without charge
IoTTesI oldsncc inyited.
BRAINAkD Al. MARINER. President
JOHN Joy EDISON. Nae Fresla-nt.
Wal a. GUEI-EN. Truasurer.
MM. IS Robson. secr~tary.
Directors;
John 7. Arms. Samuel Normeut.
Charles b. Bailey. John Rislcut
Chas. = Baker. George r. s.rhaf~r
Jamss l.. Barbour. y n silica.
d. y Cun.iuin.s. 1hos. Someryflle
J. J. har.in-ton. John A swope.
joan Juy Esison. J. =. SxorInsteit
AllsE7 r. foN. tiecr-c Tru--.leIl.
o. q. 0ren. b n Naru.r
NIa. b. Guriey, A. A. AiSaa
Jonn A. Hamilton. l. u. VIM.
John b. IArncr. s. ". Woodward.
A. :. worthinston.
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lStulm DANIEL MAcAULEY. Manager.

TREASURY DEPART NM, OFFICE Oh COMP
troller of the Currency. Washington Pet 49, 1881.
nlreas hy SATISFACTORY eNl.senoe resent. ed 20 The
Undersigned. u has N#en appear thsf - ] lie
Oiaio Natiuaal Banl oi Washington" the tfty uf
Mashin .ton snc District OF Coiuntia has COMPLIED
with az tie proNlsOns % tile Statutes Of he An.t-d
States required 10 b@ comp lod with
ton sinai Ie authorized 10 uoiuence tue husness OF
baIiilng: Now. therefore, i, Edward 8 Lacey, comp
troilei 81 the c.irfe'y 90 HEREBY certify that "a lie
OHIO National Bank %. Washington" IN tine city OF
Washington and District OF Go. M bla h authorized 90
commence ins bus ness of uanain- provided
ton nty-Une hundred aud slxty-une u the lsyiscd
Statutes OF the nited States testimony whereof
witness Lay Eana seal o once thus 18th dag " Feb
ruary. 1881.
lsea Z. 5. LACEY, conap tro.iero OF the currency:
No. s5.s2. feO, n i.ih IA II sa4. 4 l. ls u
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The GREar AssrexEE,s SALE
NOW IN PROGRESS

go isA-NA JAIL
NOW IN PROGRESS
Is bona ide. legitimate and genuine guarantee &c
sell Clothing Of the Lest grades; Clothing made by
e1psrt Baltimore tailors; Clothing manufactured by
Nolh Walker Co. prices less than the cost Oh
material. The stock comprises profuse display OF
garments made from all approved weavinEs
OvERCOATS IN BEAVERS, CHINCHILLAS, KER
SEYs. MFLTONS. CASSIMEREs. ELYSIANS,
MONTAGNACS. CAEVIOTS, &c.
SUITSI CASSIMERES. FINE wORSTEDS, CHEW.
lots. FLANSTI4S, NEAT MIXTURES. a..
Zine 4 msrica,I and Ia. ported Weares.)
THE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT is OPEN
splendid line of Choice SuItings in stock is Sc
lected and sold The display Of Piece Goods in
clues, in addition to the usual offerings a supert
array Of New Spring Fabrics, recently imported.
Test TIC Purchasing Porer IF Your Ioi-
lars at This Great sale.
AssiGnees Of
NOAH WALKER CO..
At the Old Stand.
mh123t CPS PENN. AVE. NV.
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CITY ITEMS.

The Johnston Spring. Leaf Blended Tea.
This well-known
and celebrated Blend
is supplied to
the grocers daily.
Packed in air-tght
pound and half
pound packages.
Also in L ami -
A high grade
article of delicious flavor.
The Johnston Breakfast Coffee.
Roasted and
supplied to
the grocers OF
Washington daily.
Be sure you
get this coffee
in packages only
bearing the name
Gohnston's)
(Breakfast)
Coffee
Retails at % cents
per pound package.
Requires no)
(settling.J
Johnston rebate
coffee checks
In every package,
emitting the
consumer to the
iobbers rebate,
which will be
redeemed by
all grocers
and al our
Washington Office.
607-613 n. Y. ave.
JOHNSTON Bros. Il Co.,
Telephone 1865. 1t
Pocket, Table and Carving Knives: i'm
mense stock. WALFoRD's, Az Penn ave- it,
Headquarters for Draping Forms, from
S1.9S up. STAIN & FIsKE,
l. = AZ
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The Red-Hand Brand

Or ALLsoPP's INDIA PALE ALE
Brewed and bottled in England by the re-
nowned firm Of s. Allsopp & Sons, Ltd, can
be had from
JOHN H. MAaRUDER,
1417 New York ave- and Il22 Conn. ave.
jaS1-s&tu,H
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Scores Of People Cured.

No CHRONIC DISEASE ESCAPES Irs WONDERFUL
HEALING IyFLUENcEs
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MEssRs. d; APPLETON & co. HAVE THE
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A new book by the author of "A Social Departure,
AN AMERICAN GIRL IN LONDON
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The Fedora Dress Shields are Endorsed
b. Mcssrs. T. j. Behrend Il Son as follows:
Gents: Your Fedora" Shields are certainly
all you claim. viz, the best in the world. There
are plenty similar shields i'll the market Blu,
none compare in quality with the Fedora
For sale at all first-class stores.
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POWERFUL OPERA CLASSES, IS. HEMrLER's,
ass Pa. ave.
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In the Days of the past people had to suffer
much pain; now they have Salvation Oil.
An Invention Making Sewing Pastime,
Wheeler Il Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
1t charms on sight. Its use enraptures.
Office 49, 9th street northwest. dll-tr
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FINANCIAL.

EiDELIrN AND DEPosg- COMPANY oF
MAINLAND.
leooine- sur~'y At small per cent for all p--sons
ho'dns positions r~guirlns honds hank ohcers
nr~r> for corporations. clerks and other employs
bonded for the faIthiu illn,enf Of their truss
POOLE KNOTT.
Gen-ral AGENTS.
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ONE OF the greatest sensations Of the day is
Levys great American band consisting of a
special selection OF the finest artists to be found
musicians-Adct
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SUITSIN CASSIMERES, FINE wORSTEDS CHEW
lOTS. fLANSiJ4S, NEAT MIXTURES, e..
(ffns 4 msricayl Gs.d In. ported Weapes.)
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LECTURES.

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a L.n'en lectures iven by the t"turh Of the lncarnt-
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H. AtSp.n..
sHbtet: "Proinetheas. the Fire-bringer." 10y Prof
Meisef Euagh
tl'kets. - cents to he had at Ellis music store
ami AT tnc coor % the lecture fel0-in. tn =
A y ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
DR.. RICHARD :. ROSENTHAL
Author OF the Ies;erchaft system,
- THE WONDERS OF
EDlSON'S PEl.FEC AID ItrDNOGRspH
And its uneNcead success hing foreign Tongues
So lere ty that stu.sns Will Uny ils,, tir m
inIrNei0usy shult q ne. but Will actually learn to
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FoE EASTER,

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ELITES. Your patronage asked.
ROBERT I. MILLER,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
s17-6m $50 18th st.-opposite Treasury.
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Has the best plan devised for securins a Home
NO AUCTION or MONEY
Any amount loaned, repayAble Ter month on each
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No BACK DlfS klllIlhfn.
slA PER CENT I'M LRLSl ALLOWED ON
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cARPENTER ELECTRIC COMPANY.
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Best electrical inventions q; the axe. siork hook
OF ne.. 70: tllii.uns Tea i.r cent Iar an
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Oh'e, ~ncre exhibitions " the Inventions may be
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DOUGLASS & Bno..
512 NINTH ST., NEARF.
We wish to CAN particular attention to our
LADIES' HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
Our BIC. Fast Black Hose reduced to DC
Our SIC. Pin Striped Hose reduced to DC.
Our :35c. Fancy Boot Hose reduced to pc
We have full assortment Of Ladies' Richelieu
Ribbed Drop-stitched Isle Thread Hose-Tans States
Gray, B.ack and Fancy shades-at 5Oc. 75c.. 81. Ii
aud 81. % per pair.
Afuil line of Boys and Misses Hose Fast Black
ribbed, at PC. 35c. and SOC.
Also full line OF Black Silk. from 75c. to So
Ladies viii do well to examine our Remnant Counter
of odd sizes in Hose. Prices reduced to l5c 2Oc and
25c.
DOUGLASS L BRO.
Open until 0 m. Saturday. mh13
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DRs FRENCH. 1926 F st. NV,
The successful dispensers of magnetism,
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CALL AND EXAMINE.
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON BUILDING.
Telephone 1862
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Pocket, Table and Carving Knives: i'm
mensc stock. WAIFoRD's, Az Penn. ave. 1t*
Headquarters for Draping Forms, from
S1.9S up. STAIN & FIsKE,
mh14s&w-tf 427 9th st. NV.
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sfcoSp-HAxp dealers see special Notice.
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- Sold Ly all booksellers or sent. POSTPAID, bv
CHARLES sCRI3NER's SONS,
1t 543-545 Broadway, New York.
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Estimates eheerfully furnished
Work Guaranteed.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-23
HEART FAILURE.
The Warnings are PIain-Be-
 ware!

No hour passes that someone does not drop dead of heart failure. The first symptoms of this fatal disease may be slight, but do not fall to heed them if you value your life.
 A nervous, weak, weary feeling, giddiness, swimming of head, strange, faint feelings, trem- bling, sinking sensation, coldness of feet and legs iuttering or palpitation of heart feeling of apprehension, anxiety, drowsiness daytimes, sleeplessness nights
 Neglect of these symptoms will result In heart failure, spasms or neuralgia of the heart, or death.
 If you use the great nerve and heart remedy, pr. Greene's Nervura, when the first symptoms appear, it will prevent all danger of heart fail ure. It is purely vegetable and harmless, and it's use offers the only sure hope of curing this terri ble disease and averting the fatal result. Drug eists sell it for &l OO
Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-23
With Ely's Cream Balm a child can be

With Ely's Cream Balm child can be treated without pain and with perfect safety. It cures catarrh, hay fever and colds in the head. It is easily applied into the nostrils and gives immediate relief. Price 50 cents.
 My catarrh was very bad. For thirty years have been troubled with it-have tried number of remedies without relief A druggist advised Ely's Cream Balm. l have used only one bottle and can say feel like new man. I make this volun- tary statement that others may know of the Balm.-J. w. Mathewson, Q.awyer), Pawtucket, R. I. s14 eod&w2w
Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-23
To Preach at Middletown.

a Rev. H. c. Hovey, D. D., of Bridgeport, Conn.,, has accepted an invitation to sup ply the pulpit of the South Congregational church in Middletown, Conn, for one year, during the absence of the pastor, Rev. P. M. Snyder, who sails with his family for Germany on the first of October. Dr. Hovey will occupy the parsonage and see to the pastoral work. His plans, however, will permit his meeting limited number of lecture engagements, and following cer- tain special lines of scientific study. Cor respondents will please nstics his change Of address.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-23
His Fingers Crushed.

Salvador Lizzori, who is employed at L. Candee & Co.'s, had several of his fingers severely crushed yesterday morning by be- ing caught in some machinery while he was at work. He was taken to the hos pital. It is not thought that his hand will have to be amputated
Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-23
THE COURT RECORD.

Probate COurt-Judge Robertson. THE scHLAcTER BROS. AssIaNMENT-WITH
 5000 LIABmHEs-LoUIs scALAcTER
 MIssING-wHAT VICTOR sAYs-DUPED BY
 HIS BROTHER.
 About two weeks ago the firm of V. Schlacter & Co.,, doing business at No. 124 Columbus avenue, made voluntary as- signment in the probate court. The firm was composed of Louis M. Schlacter and his brother, Victor Schlacter, the former residing at 1891 St. John street, and the latter at 137 Columbus avenue. The hear ing set for week ago was postponed un- til yesterday at the request of the credi- tors. The liabilities of the firm are put at $5,000. Creditors representing $1,000 of the liabilities, were unprotected by notes or security of any kind. A week ago the remaining creditors felt comparatively sure of their money, since all their claims were apparently countersigned by Mrs. Sabino Ketterer and Mrs. Louis Sch1achter, both of whom have property. Yesterdays session of the probate court brought out astounding developments. The notes pur portuS u oo slgueu Dy Mrs. hetterer anu Mrs. Schlaehter were found to be out and out forgeries to the amount of $3,000. Then the creditors fell back on the real estate owned by him, which is the proper ty at the corner of Columbus avenue and Lafayette street. On investigation the creditors counsels were thunderstruck to find that the land had been mortgaged four times to the total amount of $3, 800. By the records as given, it would appear that Louis M. Schlacter had fooled his brother in first mortgaging the property assumed name, while both together had l mortgaged it under their rightful names 1 and once under wrong name. The hold CTS of the mortgages will undoubtedly be able to secure some return, but for the creditors at large the indications are not very fattering.
 At the hearing yesterday the creditors | unanimously agreed upon John T. Sloan, the real estate agent, as trustee of the prop erty. The assets of the firm, in the way of groceries in stock, are next to nothing. The real estate will scarcely cover the face
 of the mortgages. To cap the climax of
 this wholesale swindle Louis Schlacter has decamped to New York.
 | Victor says he was as much surprised man as any to find what had occurred. He l said last evening that the last two mort
 gages on the property were placed with out his consent and without his knowl-
 edge, and he had no more to do with hay
 ing them placed on the property than the
 man in the moon had. He ackdowl-
 edged the first two mortgages.
 He said an evening paper had it
 all wrong in linking him with the fraudu-
 lent business and in announcing that he
 had skipped and had incorrectly stated
 that he was a son-in-law of Mrs. Ketterle
 his brother being the son-in-law. Victor
 denies all knowledge or complicity in the
 forgeries.
 l The following lawyers represented claims
 and creditors at the hearing yesterday
 Samuel A. York, W. A. Wright, James P
 Bree, Harry W. Asher, George A. Tyler c. Smith.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-23
HORSE FAIR.

Auction Sale and Trotting Meeting
 at Mystic Park, Boston.
 The New England Trotting Horse Breeders association will hold their first annual auction sale and trotting meeting at Mystic park, Boston, during four days of next week, commencing Tuesday, Sep tember29.
 The sale is to commence daily at 9:3O g.. m, and continue until the trotting races are called.
 Among the stock that will be at the sale will be several mares from the Silver City Stock farm, owned by George L.. Clark of Meriden. These mares are in foal to Haldane, 2:264. In short, mares in foal to all the famous New England ter, 2:194; Edgemark, 2:16; Del Sur, 2:24; and Woodbrino, 2:254, will be shown. The Park Stock farm of Providence, R. l., will send a consignment of eleven.
 It will be of interest to the public to know that the noted sires of the country will be on hand. Prominent among them is the unbeaten Edgemark. Colonel Rus sell owns this magnificent stallion whose record of having won every race he was in ls truly grand one. He got 8 mark of 2:33 as two -year-old. His four-year- old mark is 2:16. His sire, Victor Won Bismark, has already nineteen placed in the 2:30 list.
 Viking is another of the great ones that will be present. He is eleven years old now, and has done great work on the track. As far as breeding goes Viking is on par with the best. His mark is 2:194. He is by Belmont, sire of the celebrated Nutwood, 2:18a, and Wedgewood, 2:19, and out of the famous brood mare Water witch. Belmont was by the sire of the noted Goldsmith Maid, 2:14.
 The handsome mahogany bay stallion Almont, jr., will be the cause of much ad- miration. He is out of Maggie Gaines. He is the sire of Globe, Belle Hamlin and Justina, who three abreast have gone a mile in 2:14. Belle Hamlin and Justina, the fastest team, are also well-known for their 2:13 record. ..s.
 Queen Regent, the only Axtell yearling in New England, will be on exhibition. The queen is owned by Mrs. 0. R. Moves of Boston, who is a most enthusiastic horsewoman.
 Catalogues of the sale will be furnished by c. M. Jewett, secretary, box 2,557 Bos- ton Mass