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THE MODUs vIvENpI.
Not Finally Concluded. but Practically Il
Terlns Are Agreed Upon.

Not Finally Concluded. but Practically the
Terlns Are Agreed Upon.
Secretary Blaine said today in response to an
inquiry on the subject that an agreement had
not yet been finally concluded with the
British government in regard to a modus
vtvendi in Boring sea pending the settlement
by arbitration of the jurisdictional rights of
the United States in those waters He de-
clned, however. to say anything with regard
to the condition Of the negotiations on that
subject.
The departure Of the President from the CITY
at this time, however, is regarded as specially
significant in view Of . statement attributed
to him that he would not 60 away until the
question OF Q modus vivendi had been
settieo one way or the other. HIS
departure. taken IN conjunction with the fac.
that he had long conference with the British
minister wednesday and with Secretary Blaine
YESTERDAY, gives more than a semblance
OF probability to the belief in certain
quarters that an agreement has practically
been reached by the President and the British
minister Tor . suspension of peiagic sealing in
Bering sea and that the basis of agreement
mas been communicated to Lord Salisbury
Tor his action
Az il is not likely that the British premier
wiii dispose OF the matter for several DAYS, the
President probably thought he could avail
himself OF the interval for few days recrea.
non. ihe agreementso nearly concluded is said
to be substantially the same as the modus vivendi
OF last year, which expires On the LIST proxmo.
the catch OF the North American Commercial
Company on the seal islands being again lin
ited to 500 seals. The President it is said in
sisted that this allowance was necessary for the
suosistencs OF the natives. Active prepare
mons are now being made ut the Navy and
treasury departments for the dispatch OF ves-
sells to Bering sea-
=, The vessels to be used in this service will be
the revenue steamers Rush, Bear, Corwin
ana Albatross and the war ships Ranger.
Adams and Mohican and possibly either
the Charleston, Baltimore or Yorktown, most
likely the last named. These arrangements are
being made in anticipation Of a favorable con-
ciusion OF the negotiations for q modus vivendi
which VIII include active cooperation on the
part Of the British navy
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THE PRODUCE DEALERS. TAX.
The Bill for Its Repeal recommends by In.
Comm lssioner.


The Commissioners have made their renor,
upon Senate bill 246o. ITO repeal the loens.
tax OF S2S per year now imposed upon produce
dealers in the markets Of the District OF CO.
llmbia"
me commissioners say they gave a public
nearing nj their Office, after due advertisement.
70 those who appeared in response to the notice
mus given 10 present their views upon
this bill After full consideration Of the bil and
'he representations made by its advocates and
the officer OF the District who has immediate
charge OF the issue OF the license involved. the
commissioners are of opiaiou that the
bln should be enacted. The license law.
OF the District in this case and in many
other Instances bear uneQualIy in their
operation. Small dealers are required 10 raw
large licenses taxes while larger operators
either pay unfairly small amounts or nothing.
Inc Commissioners contemplate. they say
revision IN the near future Of the license
system Of the District. and hope 10 be able 90
submit to the next Congress q bill upon the
subject The small loss Of revenve winch the
enactment of this bill would involve should not
be regarded as material objection 70 lie
passage.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. April s.-Flour active, I'M
changed-receipts G.zo3 barrels; shipments, 20 Yl9
barrels; sales, I.350 barrels. Wheat stronu and
hgher-No. red. spot. IS a9sk April, " Il a9, q
May, 95ka95&; June, 9Sh; Steamer, No. Z, red,
s914-receipts, 1901 bushels: shipments. l10I23
bushels: stock, 62l.590 bushels; safes, 10000 burl-
els southern wheat strong-Fultz, 92ast; Long
berry, 9Ia9s Corn unsetiied-IiiXed spot, i61, a
49,; April. 46S4a41; May, 4Ca4a4,; June 400
asked steamer. mixed, 42ha43-receipis, laaSy
bushels; shipments, s5,1i5 bushels: stock. $50 1853
bushels; sales, 1000 bushels southern corn ,rH
and blgher-white 45a4I; yellow, A.. Oats frmer
NO white western. 31a3s; No. mixed west
ern, 3451 a35-stock, IA, $40 bushels. Rye nrmer-
No. 2. oIass-receipts, 2,2l4 bushels; shipments
good TO choice timothy, l4O0a15b0 Grain freights
Provisions firm and quiet. unchanged. Butter
weak. unchanged. Eggs steady; receipts moderate
-r4h. toflee duii-kio cargoes, fair, is No. I,
1872. sugar steady-granulaIed, 4v-l6 Copper
s,eady-renned, III. Whisky steady-l22aL25.
Peanuts unchanged
BALTIMORE. April s.-yirginia threes II bid:
Baltimore and ONO stock. 9Si alUO Northern Cen
trail stock. G9x asked baltimore and Ohio South
western nrsts 1912 alo5Is: do. first incomes, 6s,.
bid; do. second incomes, ska304; do. third in-
comes ss1a3s; Consolidated gas stocks. 53a5Sk.
Chicago MarketA
CHICAGO, April CLOSING. - Wheat NAV
So; July, SIN. Corn-Nay, AN: July, S3ia
Oats-Nay, 29ss; July, 23zs. Pork-May, 1880;
July, 1042R. Lard - May, SIS; July, $50
Ros-May, 5.62]s; July, as2X.
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DEMOCRATIC MANAGERS.
Their Plan for Considering Legislative Mat
tiers in the House,

Their Plan for Considering Legislative Mat
tiers in the House.
1t was the purpose Of the democratic mana
gers Of the House to finish with the cotton ties
and cotton bagging bill today. but considera-
bic amount OF time was consumed in a fight
made by Mr.. Enloe for the devotion of the dav
to private bills and it Is possible that the dis
cussion of the measure may be protracted into
next week.
& Saturday is set aside for eulogies on the late
Representative Ford, SO that il II vote on this
tariff bill is not reached today it will have to 60
over until Monday. The desire is to get
through with the cotton tie bill and to devote
next week to the consideration of appropriation
bills that are already ON the calendar, taking
up other tariff bills later on.
The committee on appropriations has not vet
reported The legislative bill, but they are
already ahead Of the House, and together with
those reported from other committees there
are now enough appropriation bills
for some time These bills already reported
carry most OF the controversial features, the
legislative being more OF routine
measure than the rest. There has
been some talk Of economy in the
by the consolidation of divisions and bureaus
which are practically duplicating work, but
this cannot well be done except by the assist
ance of the departments. and no suggestions
have come from the heads OF the departments,
SO that it is probable that nothing OF the sort
will be attempted at this session.
Gen. Forney. who 10 now the member of
longest service on the committee, said today
that unless the Senate sought to delay matters
there was no reason why Congress should not
be through all their work BY the lst of July.
He said that they could get through BY that
time II they progressed very deliberately With
their work. and sooner ii they tried and did
not meet with any resistance by the Senate.
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DIED.


In s ar sSsHs EEssfffd. .r nj.
Of John Bailey OF tins city
kindly requested not TO send flowers
ocAhE suddenly on "wednesday. April o. 1852. at
ssiSa; mi, JACOB FRANKLIN CAKE an p.
osOas faASGeI fE r. SoL sRr i lsa ..
daushsa ats PlsSs a,o Tie 5s.idsnes q h.
pm. Friends and relatives invited 10 attend.
NM N 6ir On IhSS,-dsy Ami 1882 st 50 o'cloOa
Funeral Monday at 10 a M
t SEM y On Arril 1902 At his rseidepce.
tnnsssl service Church Otth EpEhany street.
present.
sh aafTS 1s., on uThqEsaay Arr;l 2 lsne after
Deiish Hatton.
Jesus the vision of Thy face
Has oserpowerlns charms
scsrss SHAH lie ieei death cold embrace
While CHRIST - m hls
Funeral Sunday. April 10. at O'Clock D. m, from
osl esatonsi Church Relatives aud friends
LEWIS. Al her home. No. sll @ street north west.
The funeral viii take place saturday. kpril o.
asskISs s. s. Sssff As.s.sd q MARY SE.
aged fifty -eight.
Father. dear. oh. how we miss you.
One whom eli loved 10 well;
S1 x so al, e ras s al pam and suffering
BY HIS DAUGHTER MARY.
Funeral viii take place from his late residence 2f26
Wards place, betwe and streets north west Mon
day. April = az O'Clock PIN Relatives and friends
ed hssBf a On M9sndsy, Apsil & 1852. :, sm,
husband Of Emma Lusby
A tear within the children's eye.
fond aIe's breaking heart,
Can only tell the agony
How hard IL Ii TO part
Death has claimed our darling fathaA
Set . seal nIon his brow:
In tue aims Of dear savior
lie 10 gently sleepiDs now.
Affection sore long time he bore
IhyscIans were IN
III Christ. the Chief, 20 his rol,of
And eased him VI iis lain.
Loved by many. but most by God
Him who knows what IL best
Who has taken our loved one sssy
10 his home OF peace and
Funeral from the Independent Church, Eleventh
relatives invited 10 stieEa.
rh MsTkEE S,S oP AF Ise in y.;a,nssr G.
W. and SallIe B Mather. AGED eleven months ana
twenty-five days.
luternsent at seaford. Del.
SUFFER-. On Pr day. AIrl 4. 1892 Of 20 d m st
her residence, oil q street nortl west, ELIZAbkTH
widow 81 the late Gabrie Suffer- the eighty fourth
year Of her
Notice OF funeral hereafter. IRsltimors and Hsyre
dc orace Iapeis please copy.l
TURNBURG. On Friday. April q. 1880. az 20
Am. FkANcIs TURN BukG, aged sixty -s.vsn .eArs
Union street sou;hweat.
Funeral sunday. April 10. Ct O'Clock pm. Frssnda
NAss. ON THURSDAY. April z. lsg2. Of I o'clock
y M. at her mothers residence 1715 Vermont
hue. FRANCES tAss. aged forty-tllres yeers.
ChurcA.
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The Catholic Club.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Catholic
Club of Washington was held yesterday even
ing at its rooms. No. $40 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast, and the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, D. F. Craven;
vice president r. N. Price; recording secretary,
Andrew McGarraghy; financial secretary, J. A.
Dugan; board Of governors. Joseph Waite
meyer, r. r. Repetti and VIM. H. Landvoigt
The report of the treasurer showed the club to
be in an excellant financial condition, and there
has been q very gratifying increase in member
ship during the past year. committee was
appointed.to secure dates for . series Of excur-
slous during the summer.
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HOUSES IN ALLEYS.
An Important Amendment to the Building
Reguiations Adopted To-day.

An Important Amendment to the Building
Regulations Adopted To-day.
The Commissioners decided today to put .
stop to the building Of houses in alleys and
issued the following order in accordance there
with:
That paragraph fourteen o: section four Of
the building regulations Of the District Of Co
lumbia is hereby further amended, % as to
read as follows:
H. No room in any building intended for hu-
man habitation or sleeping shall have less than
eight feet clear height, nor shall permits be is
sued for any such building that is less than
twelve feet in width. No snch building shall
be erected within the District of
Columbia on any alley that is less than forty
feet wide it's entire length directly through the
square in which ii il located SO as to open into
the streets on opposite sides Of the
SQUARE. No permit for the erection OF a
dwelling on any alley in said District
shall be granted until such alley is extended to
the aforesaid dimensions and not until pro-
vision satisfactory to the Commissioners shall
have been made for the sewerage, lighting and
extension Of water mains therein.
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Samuel Clarke Of Toledo shot Down by Geo.
Ieithart.
TOLEDO. ONO. April S.-Samuel Clarke, aged
sixty. was fatally shot last night by George
Leithart A law suit between the gentlemen,
both of whom stand high in the community, is
popularity supposed to be the cause. Clarke
was in his Office when Leithart drove up and
discharged his pistols contents at the old man.
Clarke Is at the hospital and his assailant in
Jail, guarded from a threatening crowd.
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He 10 Carried by Special Trains Down to New
Church, Va
WnMISaroS, Dbl. April s.-President Har-
rison and party, who lett Washington at GAS
last night on their way to Virginia, we're
met at Porter's station, about If
teen miles south Of this city by
a special train the Delaware railroad
and conveyed to Delmsr. where another spe-
cial train look them 70 New Church, Va The
President. and party will spend the remainder
OF the week hunting ployer in the upper part
OF Accomac county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08

DENVER, April s.-A special from Grand
Junction says: A Raymond 4 Whitcomb ex-
cursion train, due in this city at 2 O'Clock yes
terday morning. wrecked about twenty
miles west of here. The train struck rock
and the engine and baggage car went into the
river. The GOODNESS and bravery Of the engi-
neer. John Good. and William Noble, fireman,
saved the balance Of the train. collection
was taken upon the train and $3.50 was pre-
sented to the two men.
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IN WALL STREET TO-DAY.
Stocks Opened Lower. but Began at Once
Go I'm

Go Up.
NEW YORK, April 6-Stochs opened lower
this morning. but Immediately began to ad-
vance. Delaware and Hudson recorded the
widest fluctuations. II advanced TO 14s and
then rapidly retired to 1451. The strong
features were the trust shares. To-
ward IL o'clock the market weak
ened and prices at that hour were about down
to the opening. During the hour to noon the
whole list fell off and at midday prices were
fractionally below the opening. At this writ
Ing 80 p m. the market is steadier. Sales to
Money easy at 1]1a2 per cent Exchange
steady; posted rates, 487a4sSI%; actual rates.
4s6a4S6A for sixty days and 4S71 SaAs7s4 for de-
mand- Governments steady: currency 6s. 100
bid; Is, coup, ii6 bid; extended g. registered,
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Texas Cattle Dying by Thousands,

BAN ANTONIO, TEX, April S.-The country
between Corpus Christi and Laredo is in a de-
plorable condition. Crops are lost and cattle
are dying by the thousands. The bones Of the
dead animals are being collected in great piles
at every Mexican national railroad station.
Cattle men are feeding some Of their stock on
burned cactus to save them. 1t is the worst
drought tor years in that region and the loss is
beyond computation.
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w. NJ. SuusrEn & Soss.
ol9 PA AVE

JUST OPENED TO-DAY. so PIECES INDIA
SlLkS- BEAUTIFUL AND Nxw DESIGNS
IN BLACK AND COLoRED 6EoUxDs
so PIECES wORsTED DRESS GOODS.
IN NEW STYLES AND COLORIN6s. FRESH
rROM THE CUSTOM house.
100 PIECES BEDFORD CORD 6INGHAMs
IN PLAIDs AND STRIPS OF SILK
The BEDFORD BINGHAM Is ENTIRELY
NEW THIS SEASON HE COLORIN6 AND
DESIGNS CANNOT BE SURPASSED, The
coLoRS ARE PERFECTLY FAST. MAKING
THIS HE MOST DESIRABLE BINGHAM
WARRINGTON.
v. u sHUsTIR b SONS.
ONE PRICE ap2
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GRAY AND CLEVELAND.

The Former Will Receive . Complimentary
support From the Indiana Delegation.
ISRIASAPoLIs IND. Aprils-It is stated here
that the Gray and Cleveland fractions have
finally reached compromise. Cleveland's
supporters are said to consent that Gray shall
have the Indiana delegation vote for . few bal
lots. the delegation then to 60 TO Cleveland and
stay with him until the battle il ended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08

Danger Of . Flood ut Montreal Past
NOMINAL QUE, April s.-Ths harbor COM
misioner's Office Last night reported that the
water continued to subside and that all danger
Of q food appeared 70 be over. 1t rained
heavily last night and il the wet weather con-
tnuss the ice viii be carried away quickly.
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MILLIONS IN STREET CARS.

- NeW NOrN ryutIIcHtc VIII VOntrOI the
Lines in Indianapolis.
CHICAGO, April s.-An Indianapolis dispatch
says: Positive information is received that on
NAV 10 Indianapolis street car lines will pass
from the hands Of their present owners.
Cyrus Mccormick. s. W. Allerton and
other Chicago capitalists. to the control of
New York syndicate headed by r. L. Belk-
nap. An option given by the Chicago owners
to j. C. Shaffer, ex-president Of the company,
has been closed. The consideration is g, 500 900.
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the CO1roN BAGGiNG BILL.
It 10 Taken Up in the House This After-
noon.

AN APPEAL foR THE PRIVATE CALENDAR VOTED
powN-A TILT BETWEEN Mr.. BURROWS AND THE
sPEAxER--THx DISTRICT APPROPRIATION BILL
IN THE SENATE.
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Attacked q Salvation Army Man.

Special Dispatch 20 The Fvenins Star.
ELKroS. Nd, April s.-Jsckson Jones. COM
monty known as Happy Jack, a leading
soldier in the Salvation Army here. was as
saulteo last night by John Meredith. a former
member OF the army. and cut on the neck
arms and back. Meredith and wilism Ed,
wards, his companion at the time have been
arrested Jones viii, it is now thought, re-
cover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08

MEssRs BRooKsHrRE AND eANrz TELL How
THEY CAME TO EMPLOY HrM-HERsEY HIMSELF
TAKES THE STAND AND MAKES A STATEMENT
OF HOW HE oPERArED-oTHEns, HI SAID,
WERE DOING THE SAME 1HiNa.
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tn T. SENATE.

After the routine morning business a resolu-
ton was offered by Mr.. Vest and agreed to call
ing on the Commissioners of the District of Co
lumbia for information as to what street rail
road companies have exercised the powers and
privileges given them as to changing
their motive power: also as to what
companies have not complied with the laws of
March ~. 1899. requiring their rails and road
beds TO be level with the surface Of the streets,
and why the Commissioners have not taken
steps to compel them to do so.
The consideration of the District appropria-
ton bill was resumed-the question being upon
the appropriation for entertaining the national
encampment Of the G. A. r.
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REsIoSED.-The resignation Of First Lent
William N. suter. assistant surgeon, has been
accepted BY the President to take effect July
Is, 1892
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08

An AGGRAvATIsG SORE THROAT is soon relieved
by Dr. ID. JsHne's Expectorsnt. an old time remedy
for bronchial and pulmonary affections
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08
LfRs. wISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS. wISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Bias been used for over FIFTY YEARSby MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN wEILE TEETH
ING. with PkkFECT SUCCESS Ii soOTHEs the
CHILD. sOFTENs the GUMS. ALI.AYS all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie. and s the best remedy for
D1ARRHEA. Sold By Druggists in every part Of the
world Be sure and ask for Mr. wInsows Soothing
sJrup' and tahs nc other kind % cents bottle.
d3l-1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08

Daniel b Boyer, . prominent citissu Of
Boysrtowu. Pa, 10 dead, aged seventy eight
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WHICH cHERIs4Es THE PROMISES OF ONE AS
II DOES THE WEALTH OF THE OTHER. CAl.RY-
ING HAPPINESS AND COMFORT INTO THE
MIDST OF EVERY HOME. ExAcTING MERELY
A SMALL PoRTIoN OF YOUR EARNINGS IN
wIKXLY Oh MONTHLY PAYMENTS. As THE
CIRCUMSTANCES OF ZACH ONE MAY DE-
TERAISE THE EASIEST
LENIENr IN MISFORTUNE. EQUITY HAS
EVER BEEN ITS GUIDING STAR
ECRNITURE.
NAIIISGs
BABY CARRIAGES.
1xFRIGERAToRs,
GAS AND vAPoR STOVES
AND WORKS OF ART.
HOUSE 4 HERRMANN's 49,.
CASH AND CREDIT HoUSRA
el7, pls. pa AID va3 7TH ST.
- 90 MASS. AVE- n. ".
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Range OF the Thermometer.
The following were the readings at the once
OF the weather bureau today: am, Sc, ann,
6s; maximum. 20: minimum az
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There Is EASE
Fer those far sone IN eonsumpton-notrs covery-ease
Thus In cure for those not far rome.
There b prevsntion-better than curs-for those who
ere threatened
Let Us send you . book on careful living and
SCOTS EMULSION Of cod liver oil. even If yOs
only Little thin
FrSs.
SCOTT b BOVINE, obsn,sss. Isa South ssh ave. !.
New York
Your drussiss issps SCOTS EMULSION Of cod
liver oil-sn druxgisss svsry whore do. Il.
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We are obligeE 10 hang out the .'dAusss ag,al .
The people have slvsys been our fr1epds. cd skaV
shall not BE- deceived. II We can hslpft
HEED THE WARMING.
Many limitations and simulstions Of CARTgRp
LITTLE Liver PILLS are beng offered, snl . y
our duty to raise the DANCER saxnAl"
DON'T BE DECEIVED
You cannot be too careful. you cannot srussuss,
too closely. When you ash for CARTERD LITTLB
LIVER PILLS you want ''C-A-R-T-E-RyS," Dos
be careless; see that you set CABRERA. -
Refuse all Others; take nothing but The gsauns CAL
TER's LITTLE LskR PILLS.
POSITIVE cURE FOR SICK KkApAcuA
Small Pin Small Doss ANAL fasa
TosEPH y. PoLKiNHokN BEes TO iNFok1
the PRINTING OFFICE lately conducted by Mr. n
o. Polkinhorn, he vii continus the business the 20
stand S2 and 634 ID street north wesf. and with
ereased yacslfa<x 1ssd c0rs Of fyGaas sovksaea he
prepared TO execute every DESCRIPTION OF printing
promptly at prices a. tsw - conssfenf WITH rood voe
msnship. MILDLY
rIEALTH- MiNERAL WATER PRoM
ID the mountains 81 vifrnia Ours DyspsSsA
10 sSs .icI and iusSry se shoss that are veil fss
sale by and druxgists. Wholesale depot ~
Hh g nv. web, q C. tslephons cal, Nc. =
clarks Gap. Va A3e39
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The following the openine and closing prices Of
the New f0Tk Stock Market. as reported by special
wire TO tOrson and Mncsrtney, l419 street
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SENSIBLE HousEkEErERs

UPON SOBER SECOND THOUGHT RECOGNIZE
THE ABsUEDITY OF THE IDEA EXPRESSED IN
GLOWING ADVERTISEMENTS OF DEALERS
WHO OFFER HOUSEHOLD WARES BELOW COST.
TO WEALTH SELDOM DISPENSE CHARITY As A
NATTER OF BUSINESS.
WHEN FIRsT-CLAss ARTICLES ARE OFFERED
DEAF EAR TO THE 6LARISa DECEPTION
AND SEEKS FOR REAL MERIT UPON The
ADAMANTINE BASIS OF UNIFORMITY IN
PICTURED IN OUR
EQUITABLE
CREDIT
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IL YoUs Back Aches
Or I'll really good for nothing it 10
General D''i xss5w NJ IRON B,1rEas.
Is vii cure and rive sppetIte Sold by ell
dealers in medscin~.
NERVOUS DEBILITY. POOR MEMORY. DIFFI-
~ denes. slesplessness. pun pies cured Or. Miles
Nervips. sAlnples nee
sCHELLkR q STEVENS. 9Th and P.. ave.
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JACKSON TAILOR, colored, was taken suddenly
Ill at Davidson's livery stable. $40 Sd street
outheast, yesterday and sent to the Washing
ton Asylum Hospital.