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A MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
Thirty-Six Cars Pass Over . Man, vi
Lives tn Tell II

Lives To Tell II.
From the n. Y. Commercial Advertiser
There goes a man who had the most fright
full experience and at the same time the most
miraculous escape Of any man have ever heard
Of" and the speaker pointed ont a young man
walking along Park Row. The Commercial
Advertiser reporter sought for the particulars
and learned that the young man Was Frank Il.
Young of Shamokin, Pa His right arm was off
at the shoulder. his face was badly SCARED and
in several respects he appeared to be laboring
under great deal OF physical disability. The
speaker continued the story. which seems al
most incredible. but the Commercial Adcer-
tissr has verified it in every detail. Frank f.
Young was in August, 1890. q conductor on
coal train No. 81, on the Pennsylvania and
Reading railroad. On the morning of the
9th Of August he received orders TO take
train of fifty cars from Locust Summit to
Shamokin. He had what railroad men call
dad train" and before leaving the yard at
Summit it had parted and this it did five times
In succession within seven miles. All the links
and pins on the train had been used. and the
crew was obliged TO use also the wrenches on the
engine to r;ake the last coupling. After leaving
Enterprise junction. the last place the train
parted. Young. who was careful and COM
petent conductor. although young man for SO
responsible a position. took up his watch near
the middle of the train TO take Il down the steep
grade between Enterprise junction and Green
back AT Continental curve he attempted TO
take on the brake of four-wheel slack car.
which was jamming into the sill of large
eighS-wheel goadola. These brakes on the four
wheelers are on the side OF the car and make it
extra hazardous for men handling them.
Young stepped back on the car. and just as
he did so the trap door in the bottom
opened and let him through with about
five tons OF coal. The train was running at
about twenty miles an hour and thirty-six
loaded cars whirled over his BODY. He was
manglcd, smashed, torn and bleeding. but
was conscious when picked up and his nerve
had not forsakea him. although he had lost
considerable blood from a miscellaneous lot of
wounds IN addition 10 his right arm being torn
off at the shoulder blade. How he ESCAPED
instant death is not for mortal to know. He is
badly crippled up. however, and will never re-
cover from the terrible injuries he received
that eventful day. Young an exceptionally
energetic and intelligent young man, but he
Will never be able to do anything except the
hghtest kind of work, if he is able to do any at
all. But he is glad to be alive. as he had right
to be. The history of railroad accidents either
IN this country or Europe shows no such mirac-
ulous escape as mis-.
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ANACOSTIA.

There was a meeting last night at the Office Of
Judge Armstrong to complete arrangements for
the public mass meeting to be held at Masonic
Hall tonight. Everybody present expressed
themselves in heated terms and it is more than
probable that some lively, spirited and vigor-
Gus things will be said and done tonight. Some
assert that the proposition to infest this side Of
the river with pest house is the result Of
Vaccinations Of northwest real estate dealers,
who are fearful OF the rapid progress that Ana
costa and the surrounding country are max
ing.
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CITY AND DISTRICT
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT

ALBArGH's OPERA HoUsE--Stuart Robson in
married Life
New NATIONAL THEAIER.-E. 8. Willard in
1.-THE Professors Love Story"
AcADEhY OF MUsIc--.'The Majors Appoint
ment" and ..Gloriana' and Lottie Collins
HARRIS BIJoU THEArER--"The Shamrock"
KERSAx's LYcEUN THEArER-Sam Jacks
Creoles.
and Ohio avenue
MErzERorI HALL-George Francis Train
lecture.
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Rev. DR.. CoRSELIUs condition shows slight
improvement today, yet there is much anxiety
on the part of his family and the members of
his church.
YESTERDAY a fire took place in the cellar Of
the cnira store OF Wyman Bros. 1872 It'll street
northwest. causing $50 damage
In THE Criminal court yesterday Isaiah Haw-
kins was acquitted on the charge of assault and
battery with intent to kill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

Cost Of the Agricultural Department Exhibit.
In response to a request from Secretary Nor
ton, calling for statement concerning the ex-
hibit to be made at the worlds Columbian
exposition by the Department Of Agriculture,
Assistant Secretary wiIlets has prepared q
pamphlet showing that the allotment Of the
appropriation for the government display for
the department. was S142.350. OF this there
had been disbursed for expenses to March
instant $S3 O47 50 leaving available balance Of
$50. 302.6S, which is to cover all expenses in
completing the exhibit, the transportation. in
stallat;on, care and attendance and the return
Of the exhibit to the department at the close Of
the exposition. The estimated cost OF all this
s$5l. 7SS II. leaving for contingencies 81 $50 81.
Assistant Secretary Willets says II ia his ex-
pectation that the entire departments exhibit
viii have been shipped to Chicago BY April l..
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GRIP HAS NEW YORK.
The Health Authorities Congratulated Them
selves Too Soon.

The Health Authorities Congratulated Them
selves Too Soon.
While the New York health authorities were
congratuiating themselves that New York would
be spared a visitation of influenza this season
the dreaded disease already had come and was
settling on the city, each day apparently giving
it frmer hold.
For the first ten weeks of 1898 only thirteen
deaths were put under the head Of influenza
and grip. For the single week ending March
10 eleven deaths from this disease were re-
corded This includes only the cases of grip.
pure and simple. and not any of the numerous
complications, such as pneumonia, bronchitis.
&c. For the corresponding week of 1892 only
nine deaths were attributed to this cause-two
less than this year.
In four days there were twelve deaths from
grip. The next day there were five. The other
deaths ncluded thirty eight from pneumonia,
eleven from phthisis and eight from bronchitis
all of which diseases are Influenced more or less
by grip This makes a total OF sixty-two deaths
in one day from pulmonary and respiratory
troubles out of total death list Of 154-a little
more than 10 per cent.
Doctors in Brooklyn and Jersey City have
also been kept busy attending grip cases.
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Mrs. Lippincott's Lecture.

At wimodaughsis Mrs. Lippincott (Grace
Greenwood) gave her excellent lecture on
Yankee Character and Humor" to a delighted
audience hast evening. The speaker is SO
familiar with the dialect and other peculiarities
Of the New Highlander Of fifty years ago that
her anecdotes had all the favor Of original
place and circumstance. The audience en-
loyed privilege long to be remembered. and
the evening was in every sense u benefit to
ment Was given
Some fine numbers on piano by Arthur ID.
Mayo; guitar, by Prot. J. o. Russell, completed
the program
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And thai am MADE OVER AGAIN. Friends whom
Ihsvs psssuaded 10 taks Hoods ssrsaparlla are also
deriving bsusnt from IT." MRS. 9. II WATERS.
1913 a9d street northwest. 0sorxstown. D. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

Judge Collins of Chicago has decided that
acts directed by alleged spirits are rot legal
On this ground he held that deeds of property
made by Ira B. Eddy to Ellen McGua are void.
The proposed encampment of the National
Guard Of the different states to be held during
the worlds fair has been definitely abandoned
Ex-Champion Billiardist Schaefer's arm is
gradually healing. 1t is reported that little
doubt remains that he will soon be in as good
condition as he ever was
Elenora Duse, the Italian actress, is seriously
i'll at Chicago. The physicians have refused to
allow her to fill her engagements.
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Bllliardist GARNER Cannot Come.
cablegram has been received from Bill
HARDEST Albert GARNER saying that he could not
arrange to be present as a substitute for Jacob
Schaefer in the match at the Lenox Lyceum
next month. Therefore the match is Of for
good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

DIR. St. Clsir's Resiguation Accepted.
Secretary Gresham last evening accepted the
resignation Of Dr.. F. o. St Clair, chief Of the
consular buresu Of the State Department, TO
take sffsot at once, and promoted Mr.. Faison
to the vacancy thus created. Mr.. Faison has
been clerk in the department for many years
and IL we'll equipped for the once. He entered
on the discharge Of his new duties this morn
ing. II u aid that DR.. st. Clair may BE- pro-
vidsd for elsewhere in the consular service.
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l Owe ALL To Hoops.
SICK VOMITING SPELLS, DIZZINESS, NEURAL
GA, WEAKNESS.
ALL CURED-NOw IN PERFECT HEALTH
WEIGH MORE THAN EVER
FRANK, INTERESTING STATEMENT

AFRANK. INTERESTING STATEMENT
ments from people who have been benefited by Hoods
ssrsapariIa. and feel that AM NOT DOING JUS
TICE unless my testimony is added to others. have
be- suffering with sick vomiting spells for three
four years. with siddinsss and was most OF the time
almost perfectly prostrated. had no appetite and
suffered also with nsuragia in my head and eyes I
was treated for two years by the best physician in
town and hy other doctors. but found relief They
would tell ms my condition was
OWING TO MY AGE,
And that must have patience. But after two years
I thought IL time patience should cease to
be . virtue. was growing % weak could not
sleep st night. And wnen was able to 20 out. was
AFRAID 70 GO FAR FROM HOME. I was con-
SANITY tired; could not up down stairs or raise
my arms above my head without giddiness and was
afraid to look up that became accustomed to
holding my head down.
AT LAST
was persuaded to take Hoods sarsaparis. and after
using four bottles my Improvement In health II
WONDERFUL. Icandidly believe am CURED OF
ALL NY AILMENTS. Ny appetite u good can eat
any time. an free from neuralgia and other troubles
INEvER FELT so WELL
am msthsr Of nine children. Ihsvs increased nom
125 10 1l3 pounds. am PERFECTLY WELL. 60
out evsey day. When my friends ask what has mads
such IN impFovsmsnt tell them owe Il al %
HOOPS sARsAPARI1LA
And thai 1 am MADE OVER AGAIN. Friends whom
Ihsvs psssuaAsd 70 take Hoods ssrsaparla are also
1313 3ad street northwest. 0sorzstown. D. O.
HOODS PILLS are had mads snd psrsses IN pro-
n L. 49, =
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Base Ball Notes.

In the base ball game at Atlanta YESTERDAY
CLEVELAND scored to Atlanra's3
r,,o Ch.u,o.,o,, ,.a. h.u 80 ,o,o, A.,
on"' '.''o, 0"so o"ii 'e""' "eAe"'e" 1Aa-
gusta yesterday Dy IL TO !.
CAMEL has signed a contract with the Bos-
tons. The club has now under contract Gan
20, J.t. and M.rr;t, c.tchor.. N;cbo,. ct;,.-
60, .1s 60 n;.oha.a. 49,. n , S..'
.'.s on" an" Lung
lnheioers' ana Carroh, outheider, nine men IN
ali:
Manager barnie: after conference OF several
hours last night with Pfefer, succeeded in com
ing 10 terms Win the second baseman, and lie
Will sign coh'rac!
Inc signed c0ntrac. OF fltcher Nlchois was
received by PRESIDENT Soden OF the Boston
Club on Saturday.
Long John Heaiy VIII pitch no more. He has
an excellent and well-paying position with ST.
Louis business house, and will this summer so
Oh. the road for his employers.
The Baltimores defeated the Savannah nine
yesterday by to o. Schmidt and Robinson
were the battery. The former allowed only
four safe hits.
The Chicago Club started on its southern
practice trip yesterday. The players starting
from Chicago were LonSe. McGill. Caruthers.
DUNCAN, Taylor, Decker, Parrott and New
Herman, Crane, Fuller, Connor, Keller,
Lyons. King and Burke reported to Manager
Mnrrhy for Jact Boria eo
Manager Barnie Of Louisville has EXCHANGED
Pitcher Stratton for Ad Gumbert of Chicsoo.
He has also signed Catcher Grim.
will remain in PhiladeIphia and the latter in
Cleveland.
Snamoeiiain; Mcfnee' Murphy ana sullivan
Jan,as " Psa,,,as ,.aa n. SVn.a
Eastern Lea9ne umrire' ~''
Luby. the Chicago pitcher wants to NAV in
Philadelphia.
Dan Shannon has decided to remain in Bridge
port, Conn, and manage a semi-professional
team. He has arranged a game with the Boston
ieaguers for April 10 and has wires out for the
New York. BROOKLYN and Yale teams
The University Of PENNSYLVANIA nine rolled
up the old time base ball score of So to / in
nine yesterday afternoon. At Philadelphia
Pennsyiyanla hned the ball all over the lot.
heinz home runs D' ''"' A'''' 'N''' VI '"'n'
Louis Rodgers Browning will not play ball
this year. He has PLAYED in the major leagues
for ten years. Browning has bought out q
popular billiard hall in Louisville and will inn
mediately take charge Of his establishment.
Bllliardist GARNER Cannot Come.
A cablegram has been received from Bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

SEE SHARPLEss' Easter display of Fine Can
dies. Bon Bons. Buttercups. Chocolates. Cream
Waters, Taffies. &c. ORiV 20 and % cents a
pound. SHAMELESS sos Penn. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

Nfoiinists, guiiarists and banjoists. atten-
ton. Fresh lot (our own imporfation) gut
strings just received from Georgetown custom
house. WALDEcKERs Music HORSE,
mh29-6t 7l9 It'll ST. NV
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Do Not Forvet p,axmat..

DO Not Forget Playmates.
We will keep open until O'Clock TO accommo-
date our patrons and our store will De beauti-
fully illuminated in commemoration OF the
occasion. SOC. expended for Coffee or Tea entities
the buyer to one of those charming panels ("PlAy-
matesr aud two checks. withs pound OF Thea
Nectar or pound Of A. and p Baking Powder
you have choice Of remarkable collection Of
special presents.
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.
sol and sos seventh st. NV
Telephone, s4S NEWTON II. BOWMAN Manager
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Important to Govt Print Office EMPLOYEES.
Excellent Meals for 15c. and Csc. at l.. MAN
GUMS, sos North Capitol street. mh2s-3ts
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With their weary. dull aching hfeless ail-gone SEN
sation. RELIEVED IN ONE MINUTE by the CUTI-
CURA ANTI-PAIS PLASTER. The first and only
instantaneous pain killing Strengthening plaster
cents. mhoq-yks
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When starting out to spend the evening Will
your friends don't forget to take some Of
Whites Yucatan Gum with you. mh25-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

MISS EMMA G. FORBES, late with ]. C. Hutch
inson, corner 18th and streets northwest, will
be pleased to see her friends and customers at
Mrs Evans Millinery Parlors, SIS 18th street
northwest
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BAD ERuyr1oS Ok NECK.
SORELY AFFLICTED NEARLY THREE YEARS
USED PREscRIPTIoNs FROM THREE DOC
TORS WITHOUT ANY BENEFIT.
sCABs ALL DROPPED OFF. CURE WAS
OI-ICH AND CONfpI ETE

suffered FOR nearly three years with an eruption on
my neck and used prescriptions from three doctors
during that tine which did me no good purchased
CUTlCURA REMEDIES. and the second day after
using 1t the scabs all drorped of and scabbed
over any more Before used up the second set o.
CUT1CURA my neck Mas entirely well and has been
well ever since and ali that say for it is that
whereas was sorely afflicted WE'LL and all
from tine use of CUTICCEA REMEDIES.
n. W. SMITH,
Lynchwood p. o.. Kershsw City, 6. C.
This is to certify that the ties inony is correct
as purchased the CUTICURA and saw its effects
while using.
W. $. SMITH
Notary Public Cor the State of South Carolina.
SKIN DISEASES TEN YEARS.
Find the CUTiCURA REMEDIES do all you claim
Fave been suffering with skin diseases ten years
Cou.d find no remedy to cure until 1 tried CUTI-
CURA. Very happy the result.
HENRY MOORE. Lancaster, Va
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Cutlery Of all descriptions for pocket. table
and toilet use. ID. Y. WALFoRD. Az Pa. ave. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

Why Most Ladies Use Domestic Pat.
terms? Because they get perfect ii and cor
rect STYLES. Complete stock at 7th and and
14l6 14th n. ". and Ath and Pa ave Sc mh29- 81
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CAlrErs CLEANED DIV the EMPIRE CARPET
WoRxs. 631-eS5 Mass. ave. NV, are made moth
proof free Of charge. Telephone 1851
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So Each. Heavy solid gold breast pins
Cost from % to IS. CALLrsHER, 225 Pa ave.
ee 1t
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Ladies! Buy the Old Reliable, Time-tsste
Wheeler A Wilson

EasterWonders fort Enthusiastically, 42l 9th
mh25-6ts
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Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired. Cox
kENEAIY. Mfg. Jeweler. 6l5 9TH st nv lts
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EASTER NUsIc.-''Arbutus' song and bay
Ridge" schottische, by Mrs. E. p. w., at 931
Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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WV. MILLEI

For SPRING LAMB go to JOHN r. KELLY, 9th
street wing. Center market.
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ARRIVED.

Schooner Mary L. MCGEE. Baltimore, coal.
Schooner p. +. Leech. Baltimore, COAL Schooner
Gamecock. Cosn. 80. 600 feet lumber. H. l.. Biscoe
Schooner Coumbia +. c.. Courtney. 90 600 fee: lum-
Der. H l. Bscoe. Schooner Mary l. Denty. Black
burn. Nomini. As cords wood. Carter Clark.
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Save Money. Save money Bring your
order for Family Groceries direct TO us FRIDAY
and Saturday and save money. Great special
sale. METzGER's Fine Grocery All 9Th St NV.
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Royal Headache Powders, l0c., druggists.
mhl-w,m,f,tr
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WEAK. PAINFUL KIDNEYS.

.PIMPLES. black-heads. red. rough, chapped an
oily skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

For Easter lilies and other choice cut flowers
and plants call at PsYNE's. Florist, 18th and
E streets northwest. Prices moderate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

Ladies! This is the place. STANDARD SEW
ING MACHINE Co.. Az 9Th st. NV. 1t
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FRESH EGGs. lie per doz.
Shrivers Corn. S1.00 per doz.
California Apricots. 121{c- per can
..Star of the East" Flour. S5.25 per Dbl.
J. T. ID. PYLEs. Three Stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

We Are on Deck with the Newest and Mob
best Hats for Spring Derbies and Tourists
tFedoras). Our sl90 Hat is regular Two
fifty quality. HENRY FRANC a Son, cor. eth
and d. n
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SPECIAL HAT SALE.-Seventy-hve Colored
Derbys that were 50. $3.50, 50 reduced to
$l45 LEWIS Son. 1921 y. Y ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

FURNITURE on easy terms at
WoRoH's, 925 It'll st.
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II 1T comes from Franc it's correct, True.
this. of Misunderstanding Shirts-Every-
thing, HENRY FRANC & Son. cor. 9TH and d.
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EAsTyR FowvRs

says the Dove Brand Hams are cured to sui
the taste of every one.
See advertisement page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

Solid Gold Easter Souvenir Sacred
Hearts, only S100. at HoFFA's, 400 7th st. 2s-5,
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ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES, large assortment.
CLAFLIN OPTICAL Co.. Masonic Temple, st.
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CITY ITEMS.
No One win DENY IL.

Very naturally intending buyers who have
been deceived by plausibly worded advertise
ments look with distrust on all offerings OF bar
gains, no matter how good the reasons sd-
vanced. An interview and q look over NV
Furniture establishment will carry conviction
that 1 give bottom" prices on ''time" pay
ments.
JOHN RIDDEN. The Accommodated,
1t SIS Seventh street northwest
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s. Heller. 20 eth ST. n w., is making q spe-
ciafty in Ladies' and Childrea's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing: also cures Dandraf. oc7-tr
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CUTICURA RESOLvENT.

The new Blood and Skin Purifier. internally and
CUTICURA. the great Skin Cure and CCTICURA
SOAP. an exquisite Skin Brautiher. externally in
SANITY relieve and speedily every disease and
humor Of the skim scalp and blood with loss of hair
from infancy to age. from pirples to scrofuls.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather
FORECAST TILL p. ". THURSDAY
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland
and Virginia. fair weather likely to continue
until Thursday evening. when the weather win
become cloudy ard threatening with warmer
southwesterly winds Thursday
CONDITION OF THE WATER
Temperature and condition Of water at s
an: Great Falls. temperature. i5: condition.
81. Receiving reservoir. temperature. 80. Con-
diticn at north connection. So: rendition at
south connection. 80: distributing reservoir.
temperature. -: condition at inhuent gate
house. SO. effiuent gate house. IS.
High tide. Low tide.
$50 am 6O4 pm 1918 pm
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"a D MI n Al"

ADMIRAL"
MAY cost dealers n trife more, but in every
detail they are of higher grade than any other
cigarette made in America.
This brand is not made by the trust.
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THE FISH BEGIN TO BITE,
Anglers and Fishing Clubs Prepared for
the Season Which is Now Opening.

TIE FAvoRITE RESORTS OF THOSE WHO ANGLE
FOB FIsH-THERE IS PLENTY OF FISH FOR
THOSE WHO KNOW WHERE TO 60 AND HOW
TO HANDLE THE ROD AND LINE
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Sold everywhere. Price. CUTIcURA. SOC. SOAP
DC. RESOLvEET. 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
es-Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases "a pages
30 Illustrations and 100 testilnon: as.
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EAsrH1 Baskets, Cards, Pictures ould's
9th.-Adrl
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Great Special Sale Great Special Sale
or Fine Groceries, Old Wines, &c.
Prices reduced. Prices reduced
You can save money at
1ts METzeERs Fine Grocery All It'll IT. n "
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Marriage Licenses.


Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: George II.
Rector Of Fauquier Springs. Va, and Annie
Z Harvey; Chas T. Burden and Harriet Ade-
iAide Woodan; Clinton Z. Main Of Frederick
county, Md, and Nora V. Wright; George
Flick and Emma v. Thompson: Joseph ].
smith OF Warren county, Va, apd Sue B. Iden
o. Loudoun county, Va; James Hudson and
Mamie Campbell; Joshua A. Smith Of Abe
marie county, Va. and Victoria Granni of
Sslson county, Va, Meyer FEEDER Of MontRom.
cry county, Va, and Matte Lowell Of Staunton.
Va; John H. Browne of Alexandria, Va, and
Nettis Buchanan
TRUSTEES SALE Of splendid dwelling, north.
east corner Of 12th and X streets northwest 70
take place tomorrow afternoon at $50 O'Clock,
This y one Of the finest pieces Of property in
the District See advertisement.
VALUABLE improved and unimproved prop
srty On II street near the government printing
once ut anction BY Latimer Sloan tomorrov
at p.m---Adrt
, 1AsIxn Woxpxns for Enthusiastically, 9th
-I6s6