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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-26
ALEXANDRIA,
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.


The president Of the city council presided
well attended. The common council adopted
an amendment to the law requiring plumbers
before cutting streets to make money deposits.
but the aldermen declined to concur and
laid the amendment on the table. The law
requiring the erection OF outside fire escapes
by all theaters. &C., over one story in height
and by all factories, schools. &C., over three
stories in height was amended and PASSED. The
subject Of a renewal of shelves, book bindings.
&C.. at the clerks Office of the cor
poratlon court reported upon BY q
special committee and then referred to
the committee on public property. The claim
Of City Sergeant William H. Smith for coal
to the corporation attorney. The committee
on general laws reported the proposed ordinance
to license the peddling Of fish unnecessary. as
covered by existing law. The petition
of Edward Dunn for leave to re-
move q frame house on Henry street
was granted. as was the petition of j. A. Mar
shall to have certain grades fixed. An order
making an appropriation of 300 for extra work
done by clerk of commissioner of revenue was
agreed to, as was order for the payment of
S1l5 for oyster shells to Mr.. J. Hammond.
The petition of W. P Graves asking action
as to the route of the electric railroad on
Franklin and Fairfax streets was referred, as
and Chemical Company for leave to include
the south sidewalk of Princess street from Lee
to Union street within fence
NO CHANGE IN THE TAX SYSTEM
The finance committee propose this year no
increase nor diminution of taxation. The
revenue and license tax bills reported to the
council last night were fac SMILES of last year
bills. These were read the first time and re-
committed to be ready for action the next
meeting Of council. The present tax is per
cent, with one-tenth discount.
STREET AND ALLEY MATTERS
The street, alley and sewer work of the CITY
is now pushed to the front rank, and at the
meeting of the city council last night much of
the business related to these matters The pro-
posed ordinance to create the Office of city en-
gineer and all bills for improvement of alleys
grades, &C., were postponed until the next
meeting Of the council in order that the mat
tiers may have a mature consideration.
NOTES.
The Kings Daughters Of Christ Church
Circle held meeting this afternoon at 1912
Prince street.
The funeral Of the late John Perry took place
this morning from his late home, on Prince
street.
The hotel at New Alexandria is nearly fin
isned and will be ready for occupancy in the
early summer.
The city council is now considering q pro-
posal to levy a tax of 90 per annum on each
telegraph and telephone pole in the city.
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FERMENTATION DAY.
Program Of the Exercises This Afternoon II
Kendall Green.

ffoBf8m OF the Exercises Thlo Afternoon n
Kendall Green.
The exercises Of presentation day Of the
National Deaf Mute College were held this after
noon in the college chapel at Kendall Green.
There was large attendance of the relatives
and friends of the students.
The program was as follows Invocation by
Rev. Samuel Van vranken Holmes, assistant
pastor of the First Presbyteri Church. Ora
tons: The Ideal Man. Robert Merriwether
Rives, Texas: Architecture. Philip Herbert
Brown. New York: Perils to Our National Life.
John Addison McIlvaine, Pennsylvania; Success
in Business. Charles Drake Seaton. Illinois;
Civilization. Liberty and Law. James Milford
Stewart. Michigan; The Social Discomfort Har-
vey Daniel De Long, Pennsylvania; National
Ownership Of Railroads. Henry Lathrop STAFF
ford. Michigan: Eschvlus and Shakespeare
William Imily Tilton. Illinois: The Intellect OF
Woman, Agatha Mary Agnes Tiegel, Pennsyl-
vania. Dissertations: The Policy Of Cardinal
Richelieu, Quincy Yearick Hostermar. Penn
sylvana; The Future of Canada, Michael Mad
den, Tennessee; The New South. Alton Odom,
Tennessee.
The presentation Of candidates for degrees
was made BY the president of the college, DR..
Gallaudet. The list of candidates is as follows
For the degree of master of arts-Normal
fellows: Percival Hall, 3. A, Harvard, 1892
John r. Bledsoe, b. A., Howard. Ala, 1892
Andrew P. Mexican. B. A. Williams. 1892; Tunis
V. Archer. B. A., Hanover, Ind. 1892.
For the degree of bachelor of arts-Philip
Herbert Brown. Harvey Daniel De Long, Cur
ney Yearick Hosterman. John Addison Nell
vaine. jr.. Alton Odom, Robert Merriwether
Rives. Charles Drake Seaton. Henry Lathrop
Stafford. James Milford Stewart, Agatha Mary
Agnes Tiegel, William Imily Tilton.
For the degree of bachelor Of science: Michael
Madden.
President Gilman Of Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity was down for the annual address.
The reception committee was as follows:
Thomas Sheridan. marshal; Louis Andrew Dr.
vine, John Mutchler kershner, David Ryan,
Ernest Bingham, Jay Cooke Howard, Max
Nathan Marcosson.
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College of Pharmacy Alumni.

Last evening, after the transaction of consid-
cradle routine business. the Alumni Association
of the National College Of Pharmacy elected the
following officers for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, B. Ogle Taylor; vice president, Charles
Scherer; second vice president, VIM. N. john
son. jr; secretary, E. 7. Bronaugh; treasurer,
T. G. McComas. and curator. A. A. Connor.
By motion the members of the class Of '9S were
admitted to membership in the association. 1t
the annual banquet. The next meeting will be
held Tuesday, Maya
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Welcome tn a Pastor.

Last evening at Mt Vernon Place N. E.
Church South a large audience Of the members
and friends Of the same assembled to extend
cordial and hearty greeting to the new pastor,
Rev. Isaac W. Canter. recently assigned to this
fourishing charge by the late session of the
Baltimore conference. The exercises, which
were held in the Sunday school room, were
opened by singing II Love Thy Kingdom,
Lord" Prayer was offered BY Mr.. A. s.
Jones. Then followed q piano solo by Miss
Jessie NJ. Davis; vocal solo. Miss Laura Bangs;
piano duet, Misses Jarvis and Johnson; vocal
solos by Miss May Corby and Mis- Matte
Houch. A pleasing address Of welcome was
made by Mr.. c. F. Butler. which was re-
sponded to in feeling manner BY Rev. Mr..
Canter, who also paid . noble tribute to the
former pastor, Rev. DR.. Wightman. The pre-
siding elder. Rev. Rumssy Smishson. also made
. very happy address Rev. Mr. Canter and
his wife were then formally introduced to
those present by Mr.. A. L johnson, - were
also the presiding elder and his wife.
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Real Estate Matters.

J. G. Krohr has purchased Of Watson J. New
ton for Sl2, $50 subs Is to "a and l58 to 100.
square 1929, the first each l6 bv "a feet on
Emerson street, and the others II by 60 feet on
F between 18th and 18th streets northeast.
Susan Brown Chase has bought for 81 900 Of
c. W. King sub l2S, squire 1873, IS by so feet
on Lawrence between 18th and 18th streets
northwest.
L. A. Smith has bought for e6,600 Of E. ].
Steliwagen subs las and lat, square ISL, each
% by 100 feet on U between nth aud 18th
streets northwest.
H. L. Mann has purchased tor %, 400 Of o.
C. Wight the east half Of lot Is. square $50,
ISL feet front on Indiana avenue between Sd
and ~ streets northwest.
Jeremiah E. Donovan has bought Of Sarah
p. Clark for e6,S60.06 part liz, square ITO,
Georgetown, fronting 57.61 feet on Congress
near Road street.
Mary E. Gale has purchased for $500 Of B.
L. Wheeler part IS, square l6S, 10 feet II inches
front ON 1ssh street between K and L streets
northwest
C. R Newman has bought for o., $50 Of / W.
Nordliuger part s, square 1913, fronting 81 feet
~ inches on E between 18th and 18th streets
southsas2
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The funeral OF Mr.. Martin L. Noerr, one Of
the Oldest inhabitants OF the District, occurred
Monday afternoon. NJ. Noerr has been in fail
ing health SINCE the term Of Secretary Manning
in the Treasury Department. at which time he
resigned his position chief of the division of
"5andoned property. He entered the Treasury
IA q subordinate position in 1862 and gradual lily
rose TO the Office he filed at the time of his
resignation By his ability and integrity he
won the confidence of each successive Secretary
from Chase down and retained In the place
he so ably administered.
Mr.. Noerr was ffty-six years old and leaves
three daughters and one son.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBauGHs OPERA HoUsE--'The Crust OF
Society"
New NATIONAL THEATEK.-Evans and Hoey in
"A Parlor Match
ACADEMY OF MusIc.-Pauline Hall in "Puri-
tania-
HARRIS BIJoU THEArER--"Ole Olsen"
KEKSAN's LYcEUN THEATER-George Dixon
and q vaudeville company.
The BATTLE OF GETTYsBURG.-15th street
and Ohio avenue.
FrTZsIMMoSs' AUDITORIUM 9th street near
Pennsylvania enuei-Continuous perform
snce from noon until 1870 pm
METzERorT MUsIc HALL--Capital City Glee
Club concert.
UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH.-Lecture by DIR. j.
d. Buck on The Antiquity of Man."
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For YOur Two Eyes, Gentle Reader.

For YOur Two Eyes. Gentle Reader.
From the Phi adelphia Press
You make clean streets impossible
When you drop q bit of paper in the
streets.
When you throw q newspaper into the
streets.
When you drop fruit peel ON the pave
ment.
When you sweep rubbish from store, home
or sidewalk into the streets.
When you have a leaky ash barrel.
When you fail to keep garbage and ashes
separate.
Each Of these acts violates city ordinance
As long as they are freely done by respectable
people clean streets are impossible. They are
prohibited IN foreign cities, which is the first
great reason why their streets are cleaner than
ours.
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A bill in equity was yesterday filed by the
creditors of the feed and -four firm of Schaeffer
4 Brothers, who claim that the firms recent
assignment was fraudulent. Danenhower 4
Co., W. S. Hoge 4 Brother and Walter F.
Hewett yesterday asked to have the assignment,
set aside. W. Z. and Thomas W. Schaeffer
Edwin Sutherland. the assignee, and Samuel A.
Hirschberger were made the defendants. II
was asserted that shortly before the assignment
horses and other stable property Of the firm
were transferred to Hirschberger and that the
Schaeffer Brothers have an interest in the
stable, which they did not include among thei,
assets.
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A Pastor CalIeti.

A committee OF the congregation of the
Eastern Presbyterian Church has decided to
extend a call TO Rev. Thomas Chalmers Easton,
la;e pastor OF the Calvary Presbyterian Church
Of San Francisco. Mr.. Easton was born and
educated in Scotland. coming to this country
in 1863. lie is fiftr-iwo years of age. He has
acted pastor of the Dutch Reformed Church
Of Brunswick, " j., and has had charges in
the west
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DIsINFECTING THE ALLEYS.
What Health Oficer Hammett Says in r
gard to the Necessity.

What Health Oficer Hammett Says in Re-
gard to the Necessity.
In a letter to the Commissioners q few days
ago Mr.. Samuel Lloyd offered to furnish two
sprinkling carts and one ordinary cart with
extra man for the purpose of scattering in the
alleys such liquid and dry disinfectants as the
health officer shall furnish, for the sum of S75
per week for a period of not less than six
months. If the force mentioned should prove
inadequate to disinfect the alleys once week
the contractor offers to furnish extra teams at
$40 each per week and will personally SUPER
wise the work.
Health Ofiicer Hammett returned the letter
to the Commissioners today with the following
Endorsement:
''In view OF the approaching no. weather and
the possible visitation Of epidemics, think the
disinfecting OF alleys and cutters necessary.
Lime is good for that purpose as any COM
mon disnfectant that can be practically ap-
piled. The work should be started with coo
barrels Of unslaked lime, which should be
freely scattered in all places where odors are
found, l. e., in depressions around sewer traps.
alley CRATES, &c. In paved alleys it would not
generally be necessary to scatter the lime over
the entire area, but in unimproved alleys the
covering of the whole surface might be
required. A force OF men and horses and
carts from the work house might be employed
for this service. l also recommend that brushes
and lime be furnished to people who are toe
poor to buy the same for the purpose Of white
washing fences, outhouses. DC, and for clean
ing ur yards generally. The work of disinfect-
ing the alleys should follow the sweeping and
cleaning Of the same. Two horses and carts
with two men to each cart would be sufficient
force with which to commence operations. The
cost of performing the service is approximately
a. follows: Five hundred barrels OF lime. $500
horses, carts and men, fifteen days at 81 pc,
day, $105; total. $605. Many samples Of disin-
fectants with formulas given have been sent to
this Office. regard them as very efficient. but
their cost IL greatly in excess of lime and be-
yond the emergency appropriation"
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cUTICURA REMEDIES

Cure every disease and humor of the skin scalp and
blood with loss of hair. from infancy TO are from
ptmples to scrofuls. Sod every where Pnce. CUTI
CURA. Soc; SOAP. DC. RESOLvENT, ell Pre-
pared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL
CORPORATION. Boston.
e. How to Cure Skin Diseases 81 pages 80 Illus
trations and loo Testimonials. mailed free.
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OmcerS Installed.

At the regular monthly meeting Of st.
Thomas Lodge. No. Z, A o. Of r. j.. the fol-
lowing officers were installed: Chas. I. Dade,
W. c.: Robt. johnson. 5. c.: Peter Thornton,
T. c.; Edward Lawson, W. P: Edward Queen.
treasurer; John Tyler, secretary; John Gray,
financial secretary.
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Amy L. Yates seeks divorce and the custody
OF her children, two of whom are with her and
one without her consent at St. AIMS Infant
Asylum, by bill filed against VIM. ]. Yates
through Mr.. G. H. Lamar. They were married
in Rockville August 81. 1887. and she charges
that for three years he has failed to provide for
her and the children and he has compelled her
to seek home among relatives.
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TRrsTEx SALE of valuable improved property
on A street between Sd and 4th streets north
east. and on street between Sd and 4th streets
southeast, to be sold tomorrow at $50 and 5
o'clock p. m, in front o: the respective prem
iGaa See advertisement
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
FORECAST TILL p N. THURSDAY.
For the District Of Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia. clearing this evening or during the
night. e.ssterlv shifting to southerly winds
warmer Thursday.
CONDITION OF The WATER
Temperature and condition OF water At 8
an: Great Falls. temperature. 50: condition.
9 Receiving reservoir. temperature. 81. Con-
o.tiou az north connection. 4. condition at
south connection. Sc: distributing reservoir
temperature. "a; condition at infuent gate
house. 3 sftiueni gate house. 4
High tide. Low tide.
4:2i an 44S n.m- 1858 am. 1l21 pm.
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PLASTER relieves rheumatic. sciatic. hip. kidney
muscular and chest pains. The first and only instan-
taneous ,ain killing STRENGTHENING plaster ap26vks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-26

DEsIRABLE BRICK DWELLING, No. 905 North
Carolina avenue southeast. to be sold tomorrow
afternoon. at $50 o clock should be seen to be
appreciated See advertisement.
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l Owe ALL To HOOPS
lowe ALL TO HOODS.
SICK VOMITING SPELLS, DIZZINESS, NEURAL
GA. WEAKNESS.
ALL CURED-NOw IN PERFECT HEALTH
WEIGH MORE THAN EVER.

WEIGH MORE THAN EVER
AFRANK. INTERESTING STATEMENT
I'm reading the daily papers Ihave often seen
statements from people who nave been benefited
by Hoods Sarsaparilla. and 1 feel that AM
NOT DOING JUSTICE unless my testimony ia
sdded to others. Ihave besn suffering with sick
vomiting spells for three or .oIr years. with Gid.
dness. and was most o; the time almos: per-
fect.y Frustrated. had appetite and SUI
fesed also from neuralgia in my hsld and eyes.
was treated for two years by the best ply.
stefan in town and tv other doctors. but found
no relief. They would tell me my condition was
OWING TO Ny AGE.
And that must have patience. But q ter two years
thought it time that patience should cease to
he a virtue. was growing o weak could not
sleep at night. And when was able to no out,
was AFRAID 70 GO FAR FROM HOME. Twas
constantly tired; could not up down
stairs or raise my arms above my head without
Riddiness. and was afraid to look up that
became accustomed to holding my head down.
AT LAST
Twas persuaded to take Hoods Sarsapa-illa and
.aftor using four bottles my Improvement In
health is WONDERFUL 1 candidly believe !
am CURED OF ALL MY AILMENTS. Ny
appetite IL good. can eat any time. am free from
neuralgia and other troubles.
NEVER FELT SO WELL
Nor was a. stoat Is now since was married.
and an mother Of nine children. have tn
creased from 12o to lab pounds. am PER-
FECTLY WELL. 60 out every day. When my
friends ask what has made such an improvement
tell them owe 1t all 70
HOODS sARSAPARILLA
And that an MADE OVER AGAIN. Friends
whom have psFsuaded to take Hoods earssps'
rills also deriving benefit from IT, I" MRS.
Q. n. WATERS. 12l3 32d street northwest,
CsorgstoWn. D. @.
HOODS PILLS ass hand made and psrSsst IN pro
pegtaea md aDpeasancA 16a ~ box. .
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Coke! Col<e!! Colke.M Free burning. De-
hrered the same day ordered THos r. MARTIN,
s2O 10th st. NV. Sendpostal or telephone l766. 1t
New and Beautiful-Cheap for this ,ceek
Pyrites Scarf Pins. SOC. Pyri.es Rings. 81. vari-
Gus styles and settings. CALLIsHER, 225 Pa ave-
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The "Jubilee" is perfect Razor-war.
ranted and exchangeable if not satisfactory
1t" WALFoRD's, AT Pa. ave. NV.
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NO RHEUMATIC ABOUT ME,

BABY'S skin and scalp purified and besuthed b
CUTICURA SOAP. Absolutely pure.
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A Matter of Choice.

A Matter of Choice.
From It'd Bits.
ITO think that my Ethel should have spoken
SO impersiently to papa at dinner. She never
hears mamma talk that way to him.
Ethel (stoutly)-"Well, but you choosed him
and didn't"
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VALUABLE Improved Property on K street at
%, - and g K street noetAsasA-LdSG
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We Are Kept Busy selling the Famous I'm
perial Pinned Pattern. but will be glad to Sc,
You and explain its advantages. STANDARD
SEWING MACHINE Co. s. 427 9th st. NV 1t
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The United States is to the front in al
matters Of enterprise, Is will be seen by the
world this summer. w. J. WHITE in the man.
ufscture Of his Yucatan Gum has kept pacs
with the country. ap24-6t
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Comfort Powder

Comfort Powder.
An evening enjoyment has often been spoiled
for a lady by a big pimpls on the face. Comfort
Powder would have prevented it. All druggists 4
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ELECTRIC and Wire work.-Phone 1888
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g. Heller, 20 7th Ut. n.w., II making . spe
cialty in Ladies and Chfldren's Hair Crttina
and Shampooing: also cures Dandru6. oc7-tl
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poor little fellow called Vaughan
Was playing one day on the lauyhan,
When whirlwind came nigh,
Took him up to the skigh.
And none could tell where he had gaughn.
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Do You Get Unadulterated Coffee?
Beware OF impostors, We have no out
side agents, solicitors or statesmen. We sell
only at our main store and its branches and
these are our prices:
Java and Mocha Blends SO, IS, SO, 40c
In their official report the chemists of the
Agricultural Department say that 26 out of 80
samples of coffee purchased at as many differ
ent stores in this city we're more or less adul-
terated and that "a sample purchased from a
leading grocer as Rio FOR Is cents q pound
contained no coffee at ALL" Not one OF the
adulterated samples Of Rio, Javaor Mocha came
from
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.
We are the heaviest importers in the
world and our Rios, Javas and Mochas are alb
solutely pure. What other house can give such
guaranty with its goods?
With every 25c. worth Of Coffee Tea, &c, we
give a rebate in the shape of a check These
checks we redeem at the pleasure OF the patron
with personal selection from q great variety of
china ware and other useful household articles.
With every pound OF Thea-Nectar (60c. pouud)
or A. and p. Baking Powder (45c. pound we
give one of those valuable special presents that
have made our house famous
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
sol and sos It'll st. NV
1920 14th st. NV. 301 NJ ST., Georgetown.
Sl5 n st. ne. Stands in all Markets.
Telephone s4S. NEWTON II. Bowman, Manager.
Refrigerators:
handle two makes Of Refrigerators-
The Quaker City-quartered oak
Porcelain top-hlled with charcoal
Dry air-e7 to ESQ.
The "Gurney"-polished oak
Removable galvanized ice compartment
The only cleanable Refrigerator
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Ladies, Buy the Old Reliable, Time
Tested Wheeler l. Wilson.
Comfort Powder

comfort Powder.
A gentleman said: "If could not get it for
less, would give sl0 box for Comfort Pow
der. use it under my truss pad" All drug
gists.
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CONDITION OF The WATER.
IMPORTANT NoTIcE

FOUR DAYS ONLY.
To the Ladies of Washington: Having pur-
chased the entire stock of Hutchnson's milli-
merry establishment. 9O7 Pa. ave. n. W. from the
assignee. Edward III. Thomas. attorney
will offer 1t for four days only at slaughtering
pp7ces. This Is the finest stock ever handled
The latest Partisan novelties IN Dress Trim
mlngs. Ribbons in endless variety. Velvets.
Flowers. Iaces of all descriptions aud Imported
Corsets. Now. remember-four DAYS only.
Store Will open az $50 "a m. until 10 pm Come
early to avoid the rush.
= SAMsrlG Manager
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Pure Old Rye Whisky a years old, 75c qt
Pure Old Port Wine. Large bottle, &c.
Fine Old Spanish Sherry. 75c. full Of
*METZGER's GREAT SPECIAL SALE, All It'll n. ".
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Royal Headache Powders, 10c., druggists.
mhl-w,m,f,tr
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CITY ITEMS.

Do You Get Unadulterated Coffee?
Beware Of impostors. We have no out
side agents, solicitors or statesmen. We sci
only at our main store and its branches and
these are our prices:
Java and Mocha Blends SO, IS, SO, 40e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-26

Elixir Babek cures all mala-ial diseases
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HOODS PILLS ere hand made and pse1set IN pro
,estasa sn1 aDpsasaacA 36a ~ bo9. .