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LICENSE FOR GAMBLING.
A New Orleans Grand Jury Anxious to Tr,
the Plan.

the Plan.
In its report the New Orleans grand jury has
presented a strong appeal to the legislature in
favor of licensing gambling. and asked that a
law be passed on this subject. The grand jury
declares that it is impossible to suppress gam
bling, and it thinks the high license system the
better.
The law proposed by the grand jury provides
for yearly license Of s2,40O, to be paid by
every gambling saloon, the mayor to be the sole
judge Of whether any house should enjoy this
license privilege. The money is to go to the sup
port of the charity hospital. which has hitherto
been largely supported by the revenue from
the lottery company. An appeal is made to
the legislature to pass law covering these
points in behalf Of the charity hospital, which
needs the money
The proposition made by the grand Jury
meets with the favor of the press and people
but ii is doubtful il the legislature can pass q
law on this subject, the constitution declares
gambling crime. In 1868 the legislature Ii.
censed gambling saloons, but the law proved sc
objectionable that it was repealed two wears
afterward on the request Of the gamblers them.
selves. From 1878 to 1888 gambling was un.
officially licensed by the mayor and the Shakes.
peare aims house built and supported by the
licenses.
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REVOLT IN HONDURAS.
An Attempt Made to Capture Eastern
| Towns and Control the Railways,

An Attempt Made to Capture Eastern
Towns and Control the Railways.
The officers of a steamer which has arrived
from Honduras announce that a revolution
broke out in that country twelve or fourteen
days ago. Although the revolution was engin-
eered principally by political leaders in Tegu-
cigalpa, the capital, and directed against Presi-
dent Leiva, the principal operations of the
revolutionists were in the eastern states, where
an attempt was made to capture the towns and
to control the railroad running from Puerto
Cortez on the Atlantic toward Tegucigalpa.
An attack was made on San Pedro the ter
minus of the road. The revolutionists were
repulsed there and forty captured and sent in
irons to Tegucigalpa. Another attack was
made at the same time on Puerto CorteZ in
boats and was also repulsed, after some fight
ing and loss of life.
Communication was open with Tegucigalpa
when the steamer left Puerto Cortez and the
impression is that the revolution proved a
complete fasco.
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N. Cristofe, governor Of the French credit
foncier, has resigned owing to the Disagree
ment with the chamber of deputies as to the
adoption Of An amendment to the savings banks
law.
The United States court, in session at San
ANTONIO, Texas, has 80 far secured twenty con-
victious Of Mexicans who were guilty OF vio-
atng the neutrality law: during the late Cara
revolutionary AFFAIR on the border.
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THE COURTS.

CorRr N GENERAL TEEN-Chief Justice Biaq-
ham and Judges James and Bradley.
ierterday-ln Ice Co. agt. John
son: decree below affirmed; opinion By Justice
Bradley Offutt agt. kengla; do: do. Boulter
sgt. Behrend: Robertson agt. same: Whittle agt.
same. and Thompson Foust Co. agt same
opinion by chief justice; do. Murphy agt.
Lynch; decree signed. Hewlett agt Egan: time
Tor nling record in Supreme Court enlarged
Hoiaday sgt- Towers; drafts of decree sub
mitted-
EQUITY CoCRT--Judge HdonSr.
Iesterday-Mu!liken agt. Nulliken; testimony
ordered taken by Joseph Harper, examiner.
Grammar sgt Tod1; reference to auditor
Lsndic agt- simms: dismissal of bill decreed
appeal Poor agt- Atkinson. ]. l.. Hodge adj
mitted party. Hoblitzeli agt. Hoblitzell: di-
vorce granted Harbaugh agt. Harbaugh; do
Allen agt- Harris: pro cOnfesso. JOACHIM agt.
keefe; E l. Schmidt appointed trustee 10
convey. McShane agt. McShsne; W. McShane
appointed guardian al Item.
CIRCUIT CorRT-Judge Montgomery
hesterday-Burdett sgt. Winslow; plaintiff
submits TO non-suit, &c. Didsyonett. by next
friend. agt- r. and ID. r. r. i; motion for secu.
S1ty for costs oyerruled.
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y. >. BROWN. GENERAL Agen
my16 JAS. L. TAYLOR. Gen. Pass
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER Is, 1901.
Trains leave daily from union station CB. and p D.
9th and b SITS.
Through the grsndest scenery In America with the
handsomest and most complete Solid Train Seryice
West from Washington.
400 p.m-'-Cincinnsti Fast Line- Solid Train
WASHINGTON to Cincinnati without change arriving Ut
depot for Indianapolis. 81. Louis, &c.
III. 10 m. the famous IF. r. V. Vesffbule Linn
ited"a solid vestbule train with dining car Gin
cinnati, Ohio. Lexington and Louisville. KY, arriv-
Ing at Clncinnat IT q. p pm. Lexington ~ ~ p.
all points.
200 pm, Express for Gordonsville. Charlottss-
Vile, Richmond. WsyDesboro. staunton and pssn-
cipal Virginia points
To- 50 a. m via r. r. and p Railway and Richmond 10
Old Point Comfort and Norfok-ONLH RAIL LINE
BIB and l42l Penna. ave.
no1o H FULLER GenT Passenger AGENT
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SUMNER RESORTS.
MISCELLANEOUS

noN'T SEND FAMILY TO COUNTRY BOARD
ing house when at low rates You get mountain
Air and water, rest quiet and health limited numtsr
Of rooms. Address at once the MOUNTAIN LAKE
Nd. ,nx~ss .,,s
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pENOBsCOT BAY, MAINE,

pENOBSCOT BAY, MAINE,
lSi.EsBORO INN. ISLEsBORo, MAINE.
Ihis hotel opens June 10 has high location in cen
open hreplsces in rooms Experienced manager, in
surinx FOOD service A. heretofore. Artesian wells
and waas; livery stabls bathing SAN and boats
Penobscot bay. steanboats to Rockiand, Camden
Belfast, Castine Bangor and Mt. Desert, meeting
east and ives. trains. The Maine Central will run
through sleepers from Boston Rockand TO connect
With the new and colnlnodious steamer "Frnnk
from Rockland TO Isles6oro early in June Ocean and
Me. - -
EDWIN 8. DIXON, Prssident
W. LYMAN BIDDLE
Sc ~ TEs.S I:ls;sor9 Land end Inpt o. 7ll
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EDUCATIONAL.

A RI INSTRUCTIoN.-THE GREATEST oPPOR-
tunlty ever offered to parents. children teac
oesgners decorators artists 10 learn draw and
paint perfectly; best and cheapest. Crayon pastel
water coors, china and oil painting Sketching and
painting from nature can be lea, ned in q few days
ai ana see the wonderful PROGRESS Of students For
Iaits 20 order from $40 to -. 600 The teacher l.
Morrell. has had twelve medals and studied hfteen
years With the most celebrated artists in Europr
y 900 worth of paintings exhibition and for ssIs
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS, S04 E 81
NV. ,,,yIS - e
A CINE PHONOGRAPHYA AND BUSINESS SCHOOL,
- III ST. n W. summer course now beginning
STUDENTS receive thorough training in stenography
ana typewrltlng in three months. No second term
needed Terms reasonable Special short courses in
pookkeepinx. penlnanship and arithmetic SesSions
day and evening. f. J. MULVEY. Principal n24-sw
DROP GAIL.LARD (OFFICIER D'ACApFMIF1
and Madame Gaillard (diplomie). School of Ian,
guages, 9O0 ST.. authors of o new and ORIGINAL
method the only one decorated. Open ali summer
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REPORT OF TIE COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE
THE TWO PROPOSITIONS MADE-rHE WASHING
TON Gas LIGHr COMPANY DECIDED TO BE THE
FouRrH OF JULY.
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LADIES' GOODS.

EIAGs. JAPANESE LANTERNS, PAPER NAP
kins picnic plates fans Ell 30 per 100 faVor< srap
pictures. lawn decorations for children's parties
French tissue paper. J. JAY GOULD. 42l sth ST.
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He EVANS DENTAL PARLORa.
1917 Penn. ave. nv.
Our Specialties:
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH WITH.
OUT PLATES


Our specialties:
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH WITH
OUT PLATES
Teeth that have decayed and broken away may be
operated upon by this system; engrafted upon
the roots given new lease Of life and made e good
and servfceable in every natural ones. To be
success an arttncm crown must be
snail permanently arrest decay ct the broken end Of
the root and strong enough 70 splitting Of thu
root or breaking loose from its attachents We clam
crowns have all these reQuireanents and when
combined With bridge work. which consists in supply
ing teeth mat nave been extracted. makes the most
oesutnul and durable appliance ever devised e o
srnsutuee Tor the natural teeth; all this without
plate % cover the roof Of the mouth The ADVANCE
ent IN denfsfy has been great In the Last few yoars
We have Kept pece with these tmprovs and the
patents q the Evans Paxlo aaGnred Of receiving
the dement, OF these prAcced and applied In the most
skAfui and art11t1c Our pixies for this claD
o. vork w1l b found reasonAble = q cocaistept
yith nrstcla0 work and bsst matefials. We perform
81 operauons pertaining to profession Fine god
nunes aftihc!el teeth On sold. plaffna rubber cd
rubber nnsd with sold. Extraetihg Without psin-
EREE DENTAL INFIRMARY-TFETH TIfIED
and arttnc11l tee8h ineertsd ifhouf chqrgs sxosps
OF the columhdan University. from % p. n. dally
octSbsr 3 % 5uss q. 'A1S '' se,5 e
nEMTM MRI1NA1Y-NATIQIxL U1VT6-
~ =: 49, - = 3. oz.aS - g g -
r 49, & =
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RAILROADS..
THE GREAT

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
srf h2g ks SPSR Sol MINT
TRAINS ifs si w ; S e. NIX ~
= ,SoaNER eTH sNP : SIS A F9It6ns. 'os
For rfn ,r-sar end The Ms he3Hsiysns "i,ed
S Ss sss, MI ls ~ los an; 1s,y 70 Chsp
inston 70 Harrisi'urS and TIsris,ars 10 Sttsl,aTs
and sleegins Cars from fhttsnurs q Columbus,
81 Louis s., LOUIS sad ci% M fSp , s
r nj c nsg ss'rinsS Sars HsEE.-surs I, 81 iogi.
Luis SSlnmhiAn hNpryss Al q = pm. daily.
ing Car Harrisburg a. Chicaso. Western TSfr,ss
at, At: 40 ,. M daily. with slesI'ins cars SS-siar.
daily at HArT-egrs with tGrrar6 sis-:lSsr.
Shiesss: fs,ias LSrrr-- 1000 pm Ssiiy f isr
fit,sSuTs, and PittsbugT = Chiesse. - :
fof nae, Sshsnsasna rochester and Niagara fsli.
For Erie Canandsisua ami Rochester daily for Put.
p@, Nth sS Sa csr S ssa ss,S .Seo
For willismsport. Rochester snd Nislars Falls z 81
For wilismsport Remove and Elmira at TO- sOam.
roSs fa fflsbs ifaafs NEW FORK AND THE
80. IS and ia II - pm M on N sunday s S he
iii.eenm:. Ills; 90, S:ls, I. s.. lSlce md
Cars Vestihuls Passenger Coaches and Dinins Oar.
so ' q Sks LIMITED
WIN aihih ma car ir9m BSliimcre for New York 90
sensers for Philadeiphs viii chSnss safs u south
street station. Philadelphia for Broad str.ss So
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
r ast cypress. 80 am. week days. and o % pm
Accommodation. s. 90 a. m. daily.
For b sion. without change 10 a m. ~.et asv..na
For BIoellyn. \; II. all throush trains oonn.c, :.
fare sSs New e ynpt , street avoiding double
for hlsntic C,i,y 40 IL ooA M. IL. Is pm. WICK
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL.
DROP. CLAY is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
a advertising clairvoyant, astroloeer and medium
sight. Reveals hidden mysteries RECEIVERS lost or
stolen property. brings separated together, causes
speedy nsrriages gives success in business removes
cities and all in trouble will time and money BY
coming TO the right place at he where
Others have failed Convinces skepticsl and ad
vertses only what he do All business confiden-
tial Satisfaction guaranteed. Sittings, Soc Hours
atoS Open Sundays Residence. 47s Il st, between
~ and 9TH sts southwest. jel-6ts
NINE. RAPHAEL. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR-
A1 Soyant and astrologist. the seventh daughter
horn with caul has wonderful healing power Gives
names and lucky dates. Don't fail 70 this lady.
NOON ~, BLU ST. NV my31-6ts
NINE, FRANCIS. CARD READER AND TRANCE
1l medium; life given from cradle to grave. .39
list ST Sc my3l-6t'
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
Az life All business confidential. Ladies and gentle
s t ss and ga Nar, H Sn;;o m to pm.
MRS. E. V. SMELL. CLAIRvoYANT AND TEST
Can be consulted At her parlors, No. 904 New York
ave- n my27I}ts
NINE, PERRIN. THE TRUEsT DESTINY
W reader Of the age Information given with phe-
l52l Marion st. n. W.. bet 9th and 9TH. aud sts.
DROP. J. f. HUBBARD. AsTRoLoGER, with
Dr. Leo Sylvester of Baltimore oldest astroloeer in
Sunday. at Ia Sd st. NV. from to O. my.5Jlm'
NINE. DREAMER. THE ENGLISH AND GER
vi man astrologist of los l4th ST. n w. will leave
for the seashore June Is and return September Is.
once hours: y a. m. TO pm. myl3-1m'
MADAME pawn, MANICURE AND CHIRoPo.
Manufacture Of FINE MANICURE and cHIRoPaS S
DIST GOODS south of New York. no20-u
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4 NAkHISUN HOUSE,
Long Beach, York, Me.
frst-class house at the finest beach on the coast
Address SANBORN PREBIE
ap.BLeo2m YorE Viiiaya Ne
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Abandoned Infants.

On Friday last an unknown colored woman
stopped at the house Of Eliza Myers. I735 Z
street northwest, and asked to leave her child
thsre. - she had some shopping to do. The
request Was granted and the child. about a
week old, was left. and the mother forgot to re-
turn Yesterday il was turned over To Osseer
0oucher and II Was sent to ST. AIMS Asvlum.
eolored child about four months old was
In In the alley opening into sth street between
b and streets and Officer Marks took il 10 the
sontion, from whence it was cent to ST. AIMS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-01

The Crockett claN descendants Of the i'm
mortal Dsvy, viii celebrate the lO6th anniver-
sary Of that dead hero and statesman Il Ruth
0loed, Tenn, On August IL.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.


FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK.
Il Steamers LADY OF THE LAKE and MOSELEY.
Summer schedule.
From WASHINGTON, 9th Of. wharf, at O'Clock D. N
Mondays. Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays
From Norfolk, Clydee wharf. 4 O'Clock D. m. Nom
days. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sundays. Arriving
Through tickets to New York. Telephone call. 135o
my4
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT co
WI STEAMER SUE for Baltimore and river land
ines every SUNDAY at pm. splendid passenger
sccommodstions- Our trips @ Baltimore are espe-
every MoNDAY and THURSDAY al 1, .. n Tor rive
landings All freight must be prepaid. For full IN
'''"'-n0n' ' sfE SP BRo spp xss 70
my24-3m 9TH st. wharf or $40 Pa. ave.
THE STEAMER GEORGE LAW FOR ALL RIVER
landings. leaves 9th ST. wharf every SUNDAY, We'd
nesday and Friday At an Passenger and freiehs
ap23lp E n. MIDDAUGH. Aren't
NORFOLK FORTRESS MONROE AND PORTE
~ mouth. Va, Norfolk and Washington, ID. c.,
stesmbost company's PALACE STEAMERS WASH
at m. from wharf foot Of 9TH Ct, connecting With
6l9. 1851 and l4x1 Pennsylvania ave.
A'1 ''' "'1'' Wa ''' D JSo me CALLAHAN.
Ja21 Gen. supt
CTEAMER 'wAKEFIELD"
y Leaves 9TH ST. wharf on MONDAYS THURSDAYS
and sATURDAYsa z am, Returning TUESDAY.
For Nomini Greek, Va, and ST. Clements Bay. ~
touching at intermediate landings.
G. W RIDLEY.
yS General NsS,e-r.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

THE ANNOTATED sTEAM CARPET CLEANING
md rsnovastng worm. 176 and no q. n y.
~ Ssssasi nSss: 81 ST.: s:ssvs,: GO
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THE STOCKTON. CAPE MAY. NJ
$1,000 A FIkST-CLASS HOTEL.
Will open June and remain open until
October l.
+. THEO. WALTON,
myl'-2m Proprietor.
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DENTISTRY.


nR. GRAHAM, 3O7 9TH ST. NV, OPPOSITE
~ Saks Co. g All operations skillfully and scentif-
caily performed by very latest and most approved
methods Comparison OF prices with those Of others
Very best teeth. full o.. 90
fiing with silver so
.. q. Pist,nA 20
s -. 20
Extracting with gas dorsine ...............s so
Satisfaction guaranteed OF money refunded. te1-lws
DR E: CLINTON BLAIR. 40 9TH ST. NV
- Dentistry In all its branches reasonable prices
Filling speciality. Gas administered. EngsQements
made Tor sunday Fifteen years experiences. my25l2t'
TT s. DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
SCIENTIFIC DENTISTRY At MODERATE R i, PRICES ri
The leading dental organization Of America, COM
posed exclusively Of expert specialists. Read our
prices &C.. IN nrst column of last page my24-tr
u DENTIST,
1O22 14th Ut. NV.
Crown and bridge work. Artificial teeth without
piates my21-1ms
nR: NJ. B. erosion, DENTIST, OF l5Os l4TH
g. q W.; wishes his patients 70 know he viii leave
me city Tor his cottage ct Colonial Beach june Is 20
nR. STARR FARsONN
~ Sc. corner 9th and sts. NV
Dentistry in al its branches
filing and preservation OF the natural tooth spo
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RALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect May %. 1sR2.

Schedule in effect May 81 1sss2
Leave washington from station corner Of New Jersey
For Chicago and Northwest. vestihuled Tainted RI
press trains II 20 a; m, :. u 8. m. daily.
For Plts6ars and Cleveland sII Ts daily IL 30
For Lexington and staunton, tlo4oam.
Fer Luray. Natural Birds RoanoRe.p kno1-iri..
S sT Tsss, an. end ,, MeEnph; s45 an
ing Car through q Memphis on M n f rnn train sleep
s tS5 Ssii miSgss week day, s. s. I7i5
9ies $50, iSSS Z lS % 80 & & SO e. =, q
sunday, ~ 900. Is na.s. and as os S "A v.
@Sss G d d 6,s. 40 g Z. g.. s.
For Annapolis, Z: Is and $50 a. m. IL 10 and a. %
Fer Frederick. fs.45. fii.So an. nlA. fAsa
For tagerstovn. 40 40 a. m. and -s.3opm
Tor Boyd and way POINTS. 8 80 ]. m;
NJ As 81 Is s. 90 - * g. eS q 20 III 10
Rdfi 4 81 St tIp I'M e ros Sx
For PhtlsdelIhis Nav York, Boston and The ...t.
ssS biSiSs GsTS dlsS siss1iHs 1s 90.
op f,Tt a. 10 e. 9 0ello clock .u....
INK car q6npg rP5 N With Psm.n Buffet :s
u. PoushkeeIsie bridge landing pa.senTsrs h b
M station at Boston
tErcept SUNDAY, DAILY; ssund.y only.
R,er.,e c.,,sa co. r in train; ,.,-
dences BY Union Tran SER Co. ON orders ieft q ~
ofhcss 6iS and 1851 Pa ave.. and At depot.
Cen Manager. rmyas ShAS Cen e. s f..s. z-S
u IcHMoND AND DANvTLLF RAILROAD 90.
N Schedule in effect May %. lsal
All trains arrive and isays a fsnnsyivanis r.ss-
$50 a.m-.Daily. local for Lynchburr connsp>p
Manassas for Front Royal and strasburs daily sIo.
IL 10 m-Daily for all principal points ,ovsh a.
all Divisions Of Richmond and Danvtlle system Pull
thence WITH sRa % g
Montsomery, and for Memphis via Birminshsln.
uniting at Danvlle with Sleeper for Augusta and q
Greensboro with Sleeper for Ashsvils and Morris
4.45p .m.-Dsily. except Sunday. for wsrrenton snd
Orange. and through train for Front Royal and stras
buras
LOOT. m.-Dsfy, WASHINGTON AND SOUTH
tirely of Pullman Sleeper. Dining Psror Oservstion
and smoking CArs. and Atlanta hoursl
withPulman Sleeper through New York and wssh-
ington 70 New Orleans via MONTGOMERY and wssh-
ington 70 Memphis via Birmingham.
III ~ p. m--Daiy for all principal points south ON
Klchmond and Danville system. Pullman Slesper,
New York and Washington 10 Knoxville via Asheville
TRAINS WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
leave Washington ~. 10 m. 4. IS n m daily 4 10
and ~ ?. n except sunday. Returning arrive
and 3. 81 y. m. daily. except Sunday.
Through trains from the south arrive Washington
81 M. 10. % and g. As o. m, Manassas Divis-
hon 10 % a. m. and 9. 40 y. m. except Sunday.
Tickets seepns, Car reservations and Information
Furnished at Office. 1900 Pennsylvania ave-, aud a
Passenger Station. Pennsylyanis Railroad Washing
ton. ID. Q.
L. s. BROWN, General Agent
myl6 JAS. l.. TAYLOR Gen pae1k "a
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kIfTEEN MILES Az SEA
Il OCEAN VIEW HOTEL,
BLOCK ISLAND, r. l.
Opens June %. Accommodates 800.
Hot and cold sea water baths.
AL modern improvements Address
+. c. CUNDALL,
myIe-W6slo East Greenwich, RI.
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MEDICAL. &c.

nR. o. J. CARLETON.
5O7 10th st NV
Graduated London. England 1865; New York 1872
Bladder and Kidney Ailments, Acute or Chronic
Diseases. Nerve Exhaustion.
SKILL. SUCCESS.
Hours: o 2. 4to 8; Sunday. oto2
Consultation free. my6,m,wkf
DIIES (HEMORRHOIDS) PILES
For the scientific treatment and radical cure of
above distressing complaint without the use OF the
knife 3r caustic no pain or detention from
Dr.. o. J. CARLETON,
my7-d.exm Cure guaranteed
DROFESSIONAL MASSAGE TREATMENT CAN
be obtained. with the best Of medical references
by applyings at
my36lms 9l3 9th st NV
nR ROBERTSON, gl6 ST. n W., BETWEEN
~ 9Th and 10TH The Oldest reliable specialist Cregu
and special practice guarantees cure in All acute and
chronic diseases Dr. r. established over 20 years a
lis n. Iberty st., Baltimore, be consulted every
"Wednesday and Saturday At 916 ST. q. ". from 10
gpm: AL in need Of medical advice and quick cures
shcra not hesitate 70 call Consultation strictly com
G. rRAEGERs. TAKE NOTICE, DRs. BROTHERS
esabiished advertising physicians in this city Ests6
nsned - years. SO6 ct. s.w. myse-1ms
nR MULLER. 1OE 9th ST. NV, TREATS ALL
~ chronic affections Of the eye, ear, throat, lung
liver, kidneys and nervous dissaSos. Once hourv q
70 IL a. N. and to Ppm. mh5-sms
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At the meeting Of the Citizens Improvement
Association of Takoma last evening there was q
large attendance when Judge Miller, president
Of the association called the meeting to order.
The reading of the minutes Of the last meeting
was called for, but the secretary was not pres
ent at the last meeting he had no minutes to
read.
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SEASIDE JEW ENGLAND.

E0R SALE-PLEAsANT RESIDENCE IN VII
lage of Bainstabie. Mass. climate DELIGHTFUL and
place remarkably healthy house (urnis ae contsns
eleven rooms, besides kitchen and laundry; three
1reso ground; large barn and unfailing spring Of
me water; near harbor where good sailing and
my21wSs-4ts
RAY VOYAGE. JAMESTOWN, r. I.
y New house. 30 elegant rooms. Plans and descrip-
tive card can be had on application Omen lime I5th
nylS-1in JAMES A. BRDWN Pronrietor
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-03-04
PERSONAL.

Bishop DeGoesbriand, who has been
quite i'll at Burlington, is reported better.
Rudyard Kipling, the noted author,
was in Brattleboro recently with his
bride, whose family have home there.
Ex-Gov. Ormsbee writes his Brandon
friends that he finds the weather ex-
tremely hot in Samoa, so warm that the
commission, of which he is the presi-
dent, has to quit business in the middle
of the day.
The Minneapolis Vermonters' assscia-
ton, of which Hon. r. B. Langdop, ma
tive of New Haven, is president, has ia
ken action toward providing entertain
ment for Vermonters who attend the Re-
publican national convention in their
city this summer.
Rev. Rufus C. Flagg has been elected
president of the college at Ripon, Wis,
and has accepted. lie graduated from
Middlebury college in the class of 1869,
and from Andover Theological seminary
in 1872. In 1856 he was made Il trustee
of this college. He was pastor tor some
years of the Congregational church at
FAIR Haven, going thence in 1889 to Wells
River.