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PEOPLE ECONOMIzING.
1t L. Proper and Risht-A Valuable /
Suggestion ON the Subject for All |
Householder.

Suggestion on the Subject for All
householder.
There Is hardly a or woman in America
who does not feel that the depreciation and de-
elinirg valuation OF all kinds of property has ne
sessitated and will continue to cause economy for
Se2rs to come"
This remark was made by a leading American
banker in conversation with the writer.
This economy must extend not only to Injuries
but to many other things. Ii includes the necess-
tics Of life and the requirements OF health. When
men or women are weak and depressed. or have
the FIRST symptoms Of a cold. of sickness, let it
be pneumonia any other disease. they can and
should save a probable large future expense by
counteraeting instantly the first symptoms OF such
troubles II people feel chill they should at once
take stimulant to overcome IT, In this way
they will not only expense. but possibly long
illness which might did they not take instant
measures prevent. Nothing can so quickly, SO
certainly accomplish this az the great n1edlclhal
whiskey known as Dufy's Pure Malt Its action
Il quick and complete: il counteracts the hrst APP
proach OF any description OF cold and keeps disease
at bay The best classes Of the community use 1t
constantly for this purpose and physicians recon-
mend IL continually. Ii Is put up IN Iarge SIZE
bottles and In addition to its superior quality FUR
nishes a greater quantity than any other medicinal
.tiuuIant In the market II Il true certain dealers
often seek TO sell ordinary WHISTLES. claiming they
ere inst as good bur those who are well yersed are
never deceived and insist upon having the only
pure medicinal preparation Of the kind known to
the world
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The Account With the Treasury.

table gives a statement of depos-
its and disbursements by the Commits
sioners on account of general expenses
of the District for the fiscal year. There
was balance to the credit of the Commits
sioners with the United States treasurer
July 1, 1892. of $112,60e.75 10. The advances
for the year upon requisItion by the Com
missioners on account of various appropria-
tions amounted to si,339, SI9. 16 making a
total of s4,452, 1881. The disbursements
are shown TO have been 81, 26S, Sal &c. leay-
ing an unexpended balance of sls3611.25
The Water Department.
Another table contains a statement of the
revenues and expenditures of the water de-
partment, showing the total receipts. in
Guiding an unexpended balance of Ss1, SO 65
carried over, to have been $50 2s4. 30 and
the total expenditures $l34, O3, made up
Of the following items:
acquisitions by the commissioners of the
District of Columbia upon the United States
treasury. $780, $3.50: payments by the
treasurer of the United States interest and
sinking fund on account of water stock
bonds, SA,6lO; interest and sinking fund on
account OF increasing water supply $685.
slt.l4; one-haf cost and interest on ac-
count OF 4s-inch and IA street water mains.
first installment, $40. 113Sg
Thus a balance to the credit of the water
department. of s2l4.3oi2s remained in the
United States treasury June 80. lSa3
Another statement under head of appro-
prlations and disbursements of water de-
partment Is given, showing the total an
propriations including a balance of sl03
SIS49 In the treasury July l. 1892 to have
been Sls4 954. Ga. and the disbursements, in
ciuding SlpS.2l5SO, amount of the unexpend-
ed balances OF appropriations for the wear
!Ss2 and prior years. to have been siIS
Ioos2, leaving a balance to the credit OF
water department on the appropriations ac.
count June 80, 1898. OF sGG, 1856.
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NO EMPIRE PROCLAIMED.
The Report That MellO Had Taken
Action Was Incorrect.

Senior Moret. minister of foreign affairs
at Madrid. has authorized the United Press
correspondent there to deny that Admiral
Mello has proclaimed the empire in Brazil.
The dispatch to the effect that Prince Pierre
had been declared emperor was sent to
senior Moret by the Spanish minister in
Rio Janeiro and was based upon a report
current at the time in the Brazilian CAPT.
tai.
The Prince Still at school.
The United Press correspondent in VI
emma went to the Neustadt military school
yesterday afternoon and in company with
the governor, Count Blome visited Prince
Pierre in his apartments. The prince, the
correspondent says, Is a live, healthy young
man, with dark hair and eyes His left
arm is weak and almost as useless as the
German emperors. Yesterday he wore the
school uniform. Count Blome said he was
subjected to the same strict discipline that
is maintained among the other cadets. He
goes out once a week on some excursion
with his cousin and fellow pupil, Prince
Emmanuel, son of the Duke d'Alencon.
All other excursions or visits are forbid
den.
Prince Pierre does not follow politics and
ne Is quite uniformed concerning the course
OF events IN Brazil He frequently receives
letters from his parents, but these letters
do not refer to public affairs. The prince
is favorite among the instructors. At
present he is learning the Polish language.
fe1xOtos statement.
The New York Herald today prints the
following:
President Peixoto of Brazil, through his
minister of foreign affairs. has again cabled
a very important message to the Herald
regarding the situation in Brazil. Accord
Ing to the official announcement the rebels
under Admiral Mello are hard pressed.
Their squadron is tied up in Rio harbor.
the fleet In the south Is reduced to two
ships and the financial resources of the in
surgents are at a low ebb. The statement
Is herewith printed in English:
The rebel squadron continues in this
port, from which 1t is difficult to escape in
view of the precautions taken by the gov
eminent. Villegagncn. almost in ruins, re-
sponds weakly to the firing of the loyal
forts; the small squadron which escaped in
the beginning of the revolt finds itself &C.
tually reduced to the cruiser Republica and
steamer Meteoro armed for war The army
columns continue in active operations con-
verging to Desteroro. The second column
destroyed the rebel force which desired to
occupy Ararangua. point on the MAIN
land held by the government. 1t Is known
that the rebels have exhausted the pecun-
larry resources that were pilfered from the
departments at Desteroro. There continue
to arrive from the remote localities in the
interior congratulations to the president
eminent. (Siona5I
MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
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WHAT is
A SPECIALIST?

ONE WHO TREATS DISEASES OF PARTICU-
LAR PARTS
THE DISEASES OF THE HUMAN BODY ARE
MANY AND DIVERSE. AND ARE NOT WITHIN
THE SCOPE OF ANY ONE PHYSICIAN. IN FACT.
WHEN A PHYSICIAN CLAIMS To MAKE A
SPECIALITY OF A LARGE CLASS OF DISEASES
He SIMPLY MERGES INTO GENERAL PRAC-
TTTIONER, AND LACKS THE KEEN PERCEP-
TON OF A TRUE SPECIALIST, AND SUPER
FICLALTTY IN TREATMENT.
1 COMBINE MY PRACTICE To DISEASES OF
TIE NOSE THROAT, LUNGS AND EAR.
A GRADUATE or THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. A GENERAL
PRACTITIONER FOR SIN YEARS. AND WITH
THE INSIGHT OF SEVEN YEARS OF EXPERT
ENCE IN THE PRACTICE OF MY SPECIALITY
lAND A LARGE ONE AT THAT, CAN CON
FIDENTLY ASSURE PERSONS PLACING THEIR
CASES IN Ny HANDS A THOROUGH AND Eff
FICACIOUS COURSE OF TREATMENT.
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Sent to a Place of Safety

Matte Lacey. middle-aged woman. who
mas been before the Police Court SO many
times, was given trial today, on a charc.
of vagrancy.
drunkenness and disorderly conduct were
alleged against her by her father-in-laU
and an officer
It's not So" said Matte. MY husbands
1amlly nave threatened to poison me, and
now they want to get me locked up
Il am going to send you to a place of safa-
ty, said the Judge, land you will have no
reason to fear trouble for the next three
months"
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More Pay for the Marine Rand

Representative Raines OF New York Is
preparing bill to be introduced I'm the
House at the next session to increase tbe
pay OF the members of the Marine Band
The band consists of forty-four men,
oers' rank and file. OF these seven get sS4
a month. eight get s2l. fifteen get sI7. and
fourteen get sl3. Ration money at the
rate r, Oh so2o month is allowed for each.
Inc men board themselves. No Quarters
are furnished them outside of the barracks
Mr.. Ralnes' bill will provide for the cnn-
pioyment OF hrst-class men at $50 per
month, for second class men at so ner
month, and an assistant leader at sao ns,.
month. The leader will be the judge of the
Quahncations of the men to be eneaeel
Inc bill also provides that he is TO have
the rank and pay of a first lieutenant 81
the army Provision will be made for in
ereasing the number of performers in the
Marine Band; for placing them more en-
tlrely under the control of their leader and
for perfecting their drill. anu
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DID YoU EVER SEE IRON rYRITES?
1t iooks like gold, like it that its other uame
is Fools Cold
Not one test given gold. though, will iron ryrites
stand.
Much the same way with limitations Of the gen
uine JOHANN H0FF'S MALT EXTRACT
They resemble Johann Hons. Look like f. but
there is difference great difrerence-uone of
them will do what Johann HOff's will.
One dozen bottles OF the genuine JOHANN
HoFFS MALT EXTRACT gives as much strength
and nourishment as cssk OF ale, without being in
toxicating.
All dealers sell it, See that the signature Of
JOHANN HOFF'' is the neck label OF every
bottle. Insist upon it. None other is genuine or
in any way equal to II.
Eisner & Mendelson Co.. Head Agents, 49, and
1874 Franklin ST., New York, Us.
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Her THROAT TROUBLE Was VERY
SEVERE
SHE COULD HARDLY SWALLOW AT TIMES.


Little Bertha Gutenberg. whose parents now re-
side at No. 142S Sth 81. NV. (bLt formerly lived
at 1243 1th st. where for morn than thirteen
years Mr. Gutenberg carried quite IN extensive
bakery business until he retired. has for the past
three OF four years had a severe and troublesome
condition OF her aai throat. Her nose would
frequently stUn up and she continually trying
TO clear her throat, which was very highly in
famed and often liberated In fact, IL fire.
quent occurrence for her refuse food account
OF tie pain the swallowing induced. She was very
hoarse most Of the time. and the slightest ex-
posure aggravated her condition. Her mother
says: Il certainly am thankful that took Bertha
10 DR.. Jordan. l took her other physicians
but the treatment severe that she could
not stand II. while on the other hand was always
ready and willing to go for treatment with Dr.
Jordan Now her nose is clear. her throat in ex-
eellent condition, she has sore throat
her voice clear and her general health splendid
j really believe she would have died If L hadn't
taken her to DIR. Jordan
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FRAY BENroS
IL a town 10 Uruguay, South America. tbs
river Plate. 1t would not be celebrated e1cep.
that il is where the celebrated
LIEBIG CoMPANY's
EXTHACr OF BEEF
around It are reared the cattle which slsngh
tered-I 600 to Zoo a day-to make this famous
product which is known round the world a. the
standard for
QUALITY. FIAvoR AND PURITY. oc5-th 70
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CArAREH TREATED FoR Sl.25
WEEK

IT Is RU8IORED THAT TINES ARE HARD;
THAT MONEY Is SCARCE CONCEDISG THIS
TRUE AND KNOWING THAT THERE ARE
THOUSANDS IN THIS CITY SUFFERING FROM
CArARRH WHO WOULD WILLINGLY TARE
TREATMENT COULD THEY AFFORD II, EVEN
AT MY REGULAR PRICES. / WILL, FOR A
LIMITED PERIOD. MAKE A DECIDED CONCE.S-
SION AND GIVE OFFICE TREATMENT AND ALI.
MEDICINES FOR ON DOLLAR AND A QUARTER
pt-R ,TFEh
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The Sunday school Union.

The annual election of officers OF the
Sunday School Union OF the District was
held lest night at the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. Mr.. LuciUs ID. Al
den was unanimously reelected president:
Mr.. p. ii. Bristoe, first vice president;
Mr.. c. III. Darlington, second vice presl-
dent; Mr.. J. l.. Ewin secretary: DR. Percy
Kicking, treasurer. A finance committee
was elected consisting of Mr.. ]. F. John
son, T. b. Towner. Chas. w. Needham,
Mr.. A. NJ. McBsth and ]. b. Sleman. The
hnance committee was authorized TO act
as an executive committee a:so.
At the next meeting the subjec. of ap-
pointing a field officer for the District OF
Columbia will be discussed.
Those present at the meeting last night
were Mr.. Lucius ID. Alden, DIR. Percy Hick-
ling, Mr.. r. +. Harvey, Col Weston Flint
Mr.. A NJ. McBath, Dr. Clark Mr. Edw
Speitz. Mr.. Jerome +. johnson and Mr..
James L. Ewin.
The Nfroinio ~
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Nervous Debility,

once hardly known as q distinct subject of medi-
cal treatment, has developed to an alarming e1
tent in the present age. The restless feverish
hurry Of American life. the influence Of which is
felt even in the most remote districts, affords
conditions peculiarly favorable for the development
Of this distressing affection. Among the symptoms
are a dull distressed mind, a partial deafness or
ringing in the ears. often enormously attributed
to colds; occasional dmness Of sight; tired list
refreshed. upon rising in the morning. Other
common symptoms are a love OF solitude, prone
ness to melancholy thoughts; inordinate bashful-
ness; nervousness; sudden twitching of the mus
cles in the neck and other parts of the body pain
and weakness in the loins and back II not check
ed In time, the entire nervous system becomes de-
ranged. its delicate machinery refuses to act, and
the result is mental inbecility insanity death in
life, fate more horrible than any form Of death.
But II taken in hand in time. its progress can be
stayed. and If not too far advanced, its ravases
can be repaired
The physicians Of the United States Academy Of
Medicine and Surgery. sO7 -sOs-s1l l4th street
northwest have yet to fail in a simple case of
NERVOUS DEBILITY which they have undertaken.
THEY KNOW NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL.
Office hours-9 to g. and G to 8. Sundav. IN tn
2; Saturday evenings until 9 o'clock
OFourteenth street cable cars pass the door,
n2l-tu, th,s,3t
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OANH @A>JO4S
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitud
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt n
its action and truly beneficial In iu
effects, prepared only from the mos
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 800
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA F1c syrup co.
SiE FRANCISCO. CAL
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW YORK. M
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to their sex Health is regained, after periods
of dizziness, nervous prostration and excita-
bility, or other manifestations of derange-
ment or displacement Of the womanly organs,
when the /" Prescription is used. Besides,
it's sold on its merits. The proprietors take
the risk
1t is guaranteed to benefit or cure all the
disorders, diseases, and weaknesses Of women,
or money is refunded
Catarrh Is cured by Dr. Sagc's Remedy.
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Dr. CarlGtO NJ.


SURGEON SPECIALIST.
Over twenty-five years experience.
Practice limited 10 the treatment OF gentleme1
exclusively.
THIRD YEAR AT PRESENT ADDRESS.
DR.. Carleton treats with the skill born OF expe
Tience.
Have you a disease OF Special Natrrer
Infs NINA ton. Nervous Debility.
Eruptions, RaddeT
BlOtclsS. Kidneys.
Swellings, Urinary Sediment,
Ulcers, Confused Ideas.
Sore Spots,
Did you sow the wind: Have you reaped the
whirlwind? Are you beginning 10 lose your gripf
DO you realize that you are beginning ~ feel old
before your time:
Il life losing its charms for your
10 yoa feel unfit for business societyf
Consult DIR. Carleton. Spe,iSl erperieDce Is alb
solutely necessary. He has IT, and he Il positively
the only physician in Washington who limits bis
practice 10 the treatment OF gentlemen exclusively.
Scientific SKIIFIT. SICTESSFlI Treatment
guaranteed BE your guard AGAINST humbues.
Iquated methods and iilite.afe praetitioDsrs.
aud don't forget that you cannot buy six for the
price of cotton.
Hours. am. to pm. and pm. 10 pm.
Sundays. . am. to > pm. only. Consultation free.
n2l- SIN
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II treated with different physlv.-ns without any
benefit whatever, until December of the same year.
when 1 was induced to try DIR. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy, and now after three
months use Of the remedy am almost completely
restored to health. 1 have the full use Of my
speech and limbs and work hard every day. / know
that this wonderful medicine has saved my life'
Now, the moral Of this is, do not neglect your
self II you not feeling lust right, II you have
symptoms and feelings you cannot explain, take at
this wonderful medicine. DIR. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy, and it will very speedily
put you in good health again. 1t will always pre-
vent paralysis IL taken in time, and is purely vege-
table and perfectly harmless.
It Is Endorsed and recommended by physicians
as the greatest blood and nerve remedy; indeed it
IS the discovery of Of best known physi-
clans, Dr. Greene Of IS W. 18th street. New York,
the successful specialist in curing nervous and
chronic diseases The Doctor be consulted free,
personally by letter.
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Recording tax sale .... 1905
Repairs to damaged
lamp posts 1872
Terra Gotta pipe con-
denred ............ $50
- 81 sol, 545.67
Balance Of appropria-
tions which not hav-
ing been used within
the limit Of three
years fixed by law, are
returned In equal
parts to the United
States surplus fund and
the District Of Column
bia general fund. 900. 2oO,69a.42
D's'~'"t of Columbia
half ..................... las, 347.21
Total revenues ................ 81. GAG, S92. SO
AnI nv fba
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The Virginia conference. Methodist Epis-
copal Church South, will convene In annual
session in Danville Wednesday
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Total expenditures. .S5, 59i, Ol235
Statement of receipts and acquisitions account
OF funds for the fiscal year ended June
80, 1873:
Contractors guarantee fund
Receipts deposited in the
United States treasury
Proceeds Of sale of bonds. .S14 1858
Repayment. ........... S,0447 u
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Balance to the credit Of
the District of Column
bia In the United
States Treasury June
So 1898, subject TO
sta,ona DrAt,Sn ......;....-........ 49, Te7. 10
lnited States 10 the District Of Co,n,nS,o 81. th
nscal year ended June 80 1Se3. " 'e
APPROPRIATIONS:
Title. p,,,u .z.
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Total ......... IS, SAL SOS 27
Balances OF appropria- "a BE-.
lions, which, not hav-
ing been used within
the limit Of three
years fixed by law, are
returned in equal
parts to the United
States surplus fund
and TO the District of
Columbia general fund,
respectively ........ $3.50 694 40
Balance to the credit of
the District of Column
bia In the United
States treasury June
30, 1898, subject to
requisition, on account
of appropriations for
the year 1898 and
prior years. ......... s321 .l43 q
The sun., 1893-01-15
CHICAGOPORK RARE ANDSHY
TIE PRICE ,.HAs ADVANCED EN0R-
foUsIY, WITH LITTLE TO BE GOT

some Folks Think It's Corner and Others
that the supply IL Really short-Hnm and
Mess Pork % Luxury to the Consumer.
A cornor in Chicago pork. dealers here
soy. has brought about the unprecedented
state OF things in New York. From freshly
killed hogs down to sugar-cured hams tho
shortage is abnormal and the prices are ABB
normal. too. This rise In prices extends from
the operator to the wholesale dealer. thence
through the retail dealer to the consumer.
who is the real sufferer.
Various theories have boen started to ac-
count for this shortage One was diseRse
among the animals in summer. and another
that thcrc was an oversurply tho summon be-
fore and many people stopped fntteninR hogs
for tho market last summer. Operators who
wero soon yesterday said that this would not
account for the shortage. One OF them said:
when Cudahy Bros. sold their stock somo
time ago to Armour. tho belief was that Mr..
Armour was great loser by the transaction.
He has leen bullinR the market over since.
and It is rumored that he Is holding tho stock
now for the May option. l never remember
such a small stock of pork as is offered. It is
less than y per cent; OF the normal supply,
Ono OF the largest Wholesale buyers OF pork
Uirh street. -
"0n tho isG OF January" he- said, there
have taken Il all. Tho prices Of course. havo
has S nivanced from from t&ii and Si3, a barrel Mp to
S na s ns ahs sane To nofs tbe Eons
they paid d and 10 cents. The rise to tho con.
siiacl. of course. would vary. but 1t is about
40 ,Sr cent. The supply is very small. In
"A representative, Of the Wholesale firm Of
II can c confidently say TINT there was, never
such state OF Things since the war l cnn
Snve been M FOR For yenrs rrs9 II had expected this
state OF things l might haye been prepared.
have any stock. Chors have risen to tho con;
sumner from 10 cents a pound to 10 cents and
ana over. Yer. Mess por i. which is the principal
RS in a@ aIs ss 81
Finn Brothers. retail butchers o f211 Hudson
street said that tho advance in price vas SO
were as dear as chicken. and beef and mutton.
the were looking up
Whole hogs. thatwere little over5H cents
1, ss,pound last year; have goneup topa cent cents;
great increnso in the cost Of living. Chops are
from Is to Is cents pound. where they wero
pound. Smoked hams aro now from 16 cents
pound un Even jar lard TIT WAS Was cents cents =
p1inn rsx. ls no% so s jan 1liiiGna au popE has
aivanceJ within tho last. three weeks in Hall;
fax from 81 and 50 barrel TO Si3.29 nni n
SlS5O. Prime mess today is worth SlIoi.
and Is scarce ut that. Mess is quoted as high
rs S!n Fresh p%rk has advanced in the same
Wholesale sausage dealers .ure also talking
q advancing the price OF their CON conmgoditfy: if
Th9 ears OF re has
and the production was consequently cur
tailed this year. and that tho German market.
closed for five years against American PORK. Is
now opened.