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AZ the Central church today, /

At the Central church today, im-
mediately after the morning ser.
vices, TIE Monthly Church Confer
ence will be held, in which matters
of importance will be presented to
the ongreg alton. Let their be ?
full attendance.
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CANNING FACTORY FOR SALE,

The Crescent Canning 70, OF ~ Olive,
-. C., Offer for sale the:r entire PlAn., con-
sls.inx Of iowa 10. aad factory II NJ
olive one 2lLorse boiler neF HuP.ex
Knowles Pump AMI com1lete canning
machinery IL perfect o.der; capacity p o.
caus daily Also 1860 cans number aHf
3. Part CT TIE whole can be bought 1T
below cost. Il not sold at private sale be-
fore, IL will he sold e. 21bac sale on the
18th OF April, neNt.
=. ! EALLETT,
marlin Sec'y an Tres
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Sheriff McArthur's Narrow EscaDe.

DPItCHI.
WINSTON, n. c., April Sheriff
Macarthur, Of Forsyth, had narrow
escape from losing his life today in
attempting to arrest a negro thief,
William Johnson. The latter shot
at the officer with shotgun. The
negro was so close the powder burnt
the Sheriff's face. Johnson escaped,
but Macarthur says he shall be ar
rested.
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The British Fleet Coming

By Southern AssOclated Tress.
WAsHISGToS, April 8-The Brit
ish Government has informed tho
Navy Department that its feet
which viii take part in the Naval
Review, Will sail from Bermuda on
the 14th inst, reaching Hampton
X ads about the 17th.
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Services at First Presby terian Church.

'efHieeS a. ii'' '0i iin III - Sn
Sunday school 8! $50 2 m. Ser
mon and communion service at II
a. N Baptism of children and SER
mon TO the young at 4 p. m. Song
Service at 7:45 p. N, and sermon al
p n. Serm at IL q. m. and
! D. m. by Rev. J. N. Rose.
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t&@
Died.

Yesterday morning, st her resi-
dence on South Person street, Mrs.
Bedie Moss, widow of the late Jack
son Moss, at an advanced age.
The funeral services will be held
from the residence, 52l South Per
son street, az 3 o'clock this after
noon.
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shiloh's VitsEzer is what you need
for Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver Yellow,
Skin or Kidney Trouble. 1t is guaran
teed to give you satisfaction. Price 75c,
sold by King s McG-e.
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Kindergarten work in tissue
paper. published by Dennlson
Manufacturing 90.
RALEIGH STATIONARY GO.
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Mr.. A Dughi is making some
attractive improvements at his pop
ulsr restaurant. He is having the
interior frescoed and it will be very
attractive.
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The doors of the church will be
opened to-day at the Central church:
Let those who intend joining and
those who have given the Pastor
their certificates of membership be
present
The state chronicle., 1893-04-09

Blackberry wine for medical pur-
poses guaranteed pure; refer you
to your doctors and if not satisfac-
tory and pure, will return your
money. Some of this wine has
been sent to druggists in South
Carolina.
A. DTGTu.
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E. A. WoMBLE

IOCTIUS.
A regular meeting of VIM. G.
Hill Lodge, No. 219, A. T. and A,
NJ, tomorrow (Monday) evening, at
8 o'clock sharp. All Masons in
good standing are cordially invited
to attend.
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We have just received full line
of colors in French tissue paper.
RALEIGH STATIONERY Co.
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Don't Forget

That next Monday we will sell la
dies straw hats, latest shapes worth
from SOC to $1.0O each, for l5c
each. This sale is for one day only,
Monday at SwINDELr.s.
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-uEA , A@Ns.-

Mr.. Separk has at the Raleigh
Stationery Store pleasing novelty
in art decoration IN tissue paper
which you should call and Hee' 1t
is very attractive.
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Y, NJ. C.. A,

Y. NJ. G. A.
Boys meeting at 80 this evening
in the parlor of the Y. M. G. A.
Mr.. Chas. D. Wildes will give q
blackboard talk entitled 'The light
of the world" All boys are in.
vited.
An interesting meeting for mer
only led by Mr.. J. II. Broughtor
this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Al
men invited.
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McKimmon 4 Co. are row dis
pensing their delicious So6a Drinks.
Try them.
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mar22 t1s
CITY PROPERTY FOR

Pursuant to judgments of Wake county
Superior court, rendered as the October
te' Ii, 1892, end the FeD, uery term, 1898 n
the ca % Ella NJ Wgigu:, {. = Wright,
A. w. Haywood rust 4 ard Others against
Cliute M. Pc kinro,, Individually ard as
admins ratcr Of Mary Parkinson. de-
ceased, tZra P5rk.1Sen ano Nitruvius
Register, guaTd2a ad ii:e-n 0 ERA Per
kinson, We viii oi, : e.;u !, april l5Ih,
1893. at the cornty cctrJ house F6or IN the
city Of Faieige, =. &. sell az public ont.
cry, TO ire highest bidder, fer casB, the
following Lot or laTc-l cf lan5 10 tae city
OF Raleigh. y. ~. viz: AGj9lnir,c the lands
OF Mrs. Laura 4. A j. stJn ana others, "
Ing or tie scCtheazt corner If tke inter
section Of BcofEot 4 4 Nor gan streets,
being part o. city let - is, is shown on
Shaffer's map Of he itry of Raleigh. ".
G., and more fully an' II ieI 9Th dsgcr. he'd
n tse decd CT t-ust, ex. cuted On The 2ist
day Of February, lS91, by C. A Persilson
2nd Mory Perklnsoa. his vi e. to A. w.
HayWoo trustee, stc which said deed OF
trust is daily recorded II The cfIi<e Of The
| Register OF Deeds fcr Wake county. n O.
10 book 10, page -. & SEQ
hour OF sa!e, Y O'Clock N.
q. W. HAYWOOD,
". J PEhLk,
CON-. i--ionfra.
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Art and Decoration in tissue pa
Der, published by Dennison MaSu
featuring Go.
RALI1GH STATIONERY Go.
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The appointments Of Rev. J. ).
Barker today are at $3.50 p. N. at
Caraleigh Mills, and ct s p. N. at
Brooklyn. He will direct the service
at the city Mission, Mr.. VIM.
Cooper's, near Peace Institute, every
Thursday night at s o'clock. j. B
Young is superintendent Of the
Sunday school at Brooklyn; T. G.
Williams, Jr, at Caraleigh Mills,
and Frank Cabaniss at city Mission.
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At McKimmon's drug store yon
will find everything in the way Of
good Soda Drinks.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-09

l. o. o. r.
Litchford Encampment, No. 26,
meets tomorrow (Monday) night,
1880 o'clock. A very important and
interesting matter will come up, and
every member is earnestly requested
to be present.
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Go to McKimmon's for their deli
cious Milk Shakes and Soda Drinks.
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Her Exclamation.

Bnghamton Leader.
Servant - Step tnis way, Mr..
Wh;zz.
Caller-Mr. What? My name is
Jones.
Servant-Your pardon, sir. When
l handed your card to Miss Mollie.
she said: &c. Whizz Show him in.
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Ch9aD Rates.

Cheap Rates.
The Seaboard Airline will sell
special reduced rate tickets to Nor
folk and Old Point Comfort, Va,
and return for the occasion Of the
Intern ational Naval Rendez Gous in
Hampton Roads, Va. as follows
For citizens, one and one-third low
est first class fare; for military,
travelling on one ticket in bodies of
25 and over, lowest first-class
fare. Tickets will be on sale April
18th to oath, good to return until
April 26th. Tickets for military
limited to five days.
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Try McKimmon's Soda aod Min
eral Waters.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-09

Crepe tissue paper al colors.
RALEIGH STATIONARY Co
The state chronicle., 1893-04-09

Botanic Blood Balm (B. b. BY has cnroa
hundreds of cases OF scrofula, eczems an
other contagious blood diseases after othor
treatn ent had been tried and failed. You do
yourself ana y ian ny greatinjustice unless you
give tHs excellent remedy trial Sand 70
Blood Balm Co, atlanta, Ga, for illustrstaS llu ~
Book OF Wonders" filed with letters from,
persons sured by b. BIB. ''oiH
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ID, " ~, =. :, hos sman, Greensboro, Ga, writes.
cured OF en- ugly scrofalous bressinc ont =,
oOnUrUlA two DO ties s1a Of B. BE r use OF o.
iected an entire cure l know Of seya,sI
use Of d. B. d. :! uie
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ADJUSTMENTS.

"EBOM LONDON TO JERUsAIEM- IFCTTJRF
L at Metropolitan NJ. z. Church tonight nv Rev
Dr. Eugh Johnston. Admission, 25 cent? Proceeds
Tor benet OF the Ladies' Association of the church. m
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HEALTH OF TIE DISTRICT.
stin Further Decline in the Number q
Deaths.

stin Further Decline in the Number Of
Deaths.
1.-THE decline in the number Of deaths, as on
nounced in the report Of week before last. was
followed by still further decline last week. !"
says the report Of Henlth Officer Hnmmett.
"From $50 in the second week Of the month
the deaths decreased to 107 in the following
week. and in the past week they numbered but
1O4 The death rate fell five in every thousand
during the same period, equal to 800 per an
mum. The improvement in regard to pneumo-
mia and other acute lung diseases still continues
and thesame may be said in relation to the whole
class OF dangerous contagious diseases Infu-
enza may be said to have disappeared m threat
to tho general health. the two fatal cases now
reported having had their beginning q number
OF months since. But two new cases Of diph-
therln and five Of scarlet fever were reported,
accompanied by death from either. The
mortality among infants under five years Of age
stands NJ the normal with the normal proper
tion OF those under one year Of age Malarial
levers caused three deaths, two Of which were
typhoid in character.
The weeks deaih-roll was not called from
'any special locality Of the District. the quota
having been contributed from all sections
thereof nearly alike equal
There were eight violent deaths. one Of
which being from suicide. There were three
cases Of drowning. one Of being run over by
street car, one from neglect. one fracture Of
spinal column and one BY mother everything her
child.
The report shows: Number Of Deaths 1O4-
White. SO; coloved. As. Death rate per 600
per annum-White. IT'S: colored, 27.5; total
population. 20.S. Thirty-five were under five
years of age, % were under one year old and "a
over sixty years. Twenty-three Of the deaths
occurred in hospitals and public institutions.
The deaths by classes were as follows: Zymotic,
3; constitutional. SO; local, IS: deveiopmental,
y: violence, g. The principal causes Of death
wore: Consumption. 10: diarrheal. l.;
typhoid fever. q; malarial fever, 1; pneu-
monia. 8; congestion Of the lungs. 8;
bronchitis, s; kidney diseases. l: meningitis,
3; cancers. 4: influenza, 2. Births reported
Twcnty-fonr white males. II white females, IS
colored males, 10 colored females Marriages
reported-Eight white. coIored. Still births
reported-Flve white, 9 colored.
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A Bicycle Accident.

A sad accident happened at the corner Of 9Th
and @ streets yesterday evening in which Bertha
Corey, the ten-year-old daughter OF Mr. Walter
Corey, was painfully but no. seriously injured
The little girl was riding bicycle at the time
but she had not yet been able to become an
expert. A young man named Louis Koellner
was also riding bicycle. and the wheels were
going in opposite directions Both Mr.. koell-
ner and the child turned Mt the same time. each
trying 10 get out of the others way, but they
turned in the same direction. and collision
was the result. The little one WAS taken TO the
home of Mr.. r. W. Calhoun. 615 Rhode Island
avenue. where DR.. G. B. Henderson set the
broken collar bone.
Policeman Jennings arrested Koellner, and
he vas subsequently released on bail.
This morning when the case WAS investigated
by Assistant District Attorney Mullowney the
father OF the girl appeared. He said that his
child was not seriously injured, and that as the
affair was accident. he did not desire TO
prosecute the case. The prosecution was there
fore abandoned.
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The Paiais Royal Opening.

The Palais Royal has been crow ded today. or
rather the PARIS Royal has been jamn.ed today,
for the falais Royal ia always crowded. The
annual summer opening OF Mr.. Lisner's popu-
lar establishment is in full blast, and people
who through long series Of years havedearned
confidence in these openings are taking time by
the forelock- This years display of summer
goods is an especially tasteful one and an es-
pecially good one. the crowds standing all
day around tbs high piled counters testify.
The artistic lightweight silks. the cool made
up dresses and waists aud the thousands of
other attractions are rapidly disappearing, be-
fore the inrosds Of the people.
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MARYLAND and Virginia Postmaster.
The following nearby fourth-class postmas-
tiers were appointed today:
s. R. Nelson, a. Falls Church. Fairfax county,
Va. vice E. F. Croker. removed
W. J. Cosby AT Rockbridge Alum Springs, vice
G. L. Peyton. resigned.
W. H Ninamaker. at Grimes, Washington
county. Nd, vice Mrs. E s. Grimes resigned.
L NJ. Holland. at Redland, Montgomery
county, Nd, vice H. h Penn, removed
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CITY AND DISTRICT
AMUSEMENTs TONIGHT.

ALBAusH's OPzEA HoUsE--Dickson's Sum-
mer Opera Company in "A Night in Venice"
NEW NATIONAL THEArER.-Summer Comedy
Season-"Ihe SNOWFALL"
TEE BATTLE OF GxrrYsBuRa.-15th street
and Ohio avenue.
FrrzsINMoSs' AuDIroRrUM 9th street near
Pennsylvania avenus).-Continuous perform
snce from noon until 1870 pm
BETHESDA PARK.-"Pinafore'' and other
sttracnona
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ENvELOPED IN FLOWERS.
Remains OF jefferson Davis Lie in State at

Remains OF jefferson Davis Lie in State at
Richmond.
RICHMOND, Va. May 31--From daylight I'M
til O'Clock hundreds of strangers and city
people passed through the capitol and viewed
the casket containing the remains of jefferson
Davis, and which was almost enveioped in floral
tributes Of various designs from the north as
well as frorl the south.
Between the hours of 9 and II o'clock about
5000 public school children passed by the bier,
each one dropping flowers a tribute of sffec-
ton until the huge mass had assumed proper
lions equal to several wagon loads.
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nj arrf.ge Licenses.

Marriage licenses hawe been Issued By the
clerk Of the court to the following: Thomas ).
Gates and Abbie Il. Cole; Frank W. Woicott
and May u. Mackey= Louis G. Rollins and Ida
L. Goodhart both OF Loudoun county, Va
Thomas H. Ritter Of Winchester. Va. and
Alydia f. poston OF Stephenson. Va; WI. Mat
thews and Mary E. Waters: John Van Rensse-
laer and Mary 3. Jonnstou; Murray Barker
and Lulu Berry: John N. Paine and Efie j..
Dice; W. ". Washington and Fannie J. Lewis;
George N. Moore and nezia Courtney.
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RAN ON THE ROCKS,

FounderinH OF q Steamer Which Attempted
Dangerous Passage at Night.
PANAMA. May 20.-Advices from the interior
Of Colombia state that on the night OF the 11th
u!t the steamer Zaragoza foundered near Mana
qua. Five bodies were recovered, and those OF
the rest Of the passengers and crew are sup
posed to have sunk with tine steamer or to have
been carried down the river
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SAVED My LIFE.
WOULD HAVE SCRATCHED MYSELF TO DEATH
But FOR CUT1CuRA. BEST DOCTORS
TWO YEARS. BILLS. sic5
EXPENDED 60. so FOR CUTICURA REMEDIES
IAN TODAY WELL MAN. wITHA
SMOOTH SKIN.

Twas afflicted two with q disesse the doctors
called ring worn. herres. salt rh-um. was
treated by three different DOCTORS the best could
ind. bue they did me good. Ny doctors bills We're
1925. one told me would have to go of to some
healing springs to get we'll. saw your advertisement
and wrote to you year ago. young
friend of mine going to New Orleans
La. 1t the time. and By him TO bring me back
some Of tie CUTICURA REMEDIES. He bought
two soxes CUTICURA. Two cakes CUTICURA SOAP
aud one bottle CUTICURA RESOLvENT. must
thank God tor your CUTICUEA REMEDIES coming
to my re:e:. en- new to-day we'll man; my neck
shoulders and arms are as smooth they ever were
have kaG good heath since commenced Use
tine CUTICURA REMEDIES 1 am spreading the
fame OF it everywhere Tor It Is God send to
fering humanity. 1t was the CUTICUEh REMEDIES
which saved my life. would have scratched myself
to death. i have quit using the medicine now for
nine months and trace .: the disease has showed
up since.
A. e. MABEY. Skeppardfoxn. Misa
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

MOUNT yERSoS.-Steamer Manchester at 10
. m and p. m
MARSHALL HALL.-Steamer River Queen at
$50 q. m Steamer Manchester at 10 a. m. and
Up. m
MARSHALL HALL--Excursion Columbia Ath-
letic Club. Steamer Manchester 8 D. M, River
Queen $50 p. m.
RIvxR VIEw.-Laurel Social Club Excursion.
Boat leaves 9:45 a. m. las and 645 p. M
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RIrORN TICKET

Camp meetings, improvements,
Open books. better titles,
Strict observance Of all state and
Association laws.
welcome 10 friends and Christians of al
deoopfra tions
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Pfles.-Blnd. Bleeding. Internal or Pro
truding Piles successfully treated. without cut
ting, tying or detention from business DR.
SHRADER. Specialist for Rectal Diseases
Office S04 9th st. NV. Consultation free.
my30-3t"
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Your Wife Had BETTER

Lay IN q stock Of srgar-the price is advancing
rapidly and preserving time is at hand. We are
giving away handsome Rose Bowls with every
pound Of Thea-Nsctar Tea or A. and P. Baking
Powder. The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Company, main store. 50l-5O3 7th st. n. w., cor
ner St. branches. 1920 14th st, 31O4 NJ st.,
Georgetown, S15 H st. Me-, and all principal
markets. NEWTON H. BOWMAN,
my31-4t Manager
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By SPECIAL REQUEST DR.. Anton Gloetzner
viii repeat the piano recital of his pupils next
Thursday evening at the Norwood Institute.
He will be assisted by some Of the best local
talent.
The digest of appropriations fo- this year
has been issued by the Treasury Department.
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The Summer Steamer Schedule 20 Mt. Vernon.
In another column will be found the summer
schedule of the steamer Manchester to Mt YER
non. Morning and afternoon trips will be
made, the steamer leaving at 10 a. N. and .. IN.
sharp, returning to the city by 1:50 and $50
n. m.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
FORECAST TILL PM THURSDAY.
<or the District Of Columbia. MARYLAND and
sirginia. generally fair. followed by showers in
extreme western portions Of Virginia and Mary
land. south winds
CONDITION OF THE wArE.-
Iempersture and condition OF water q.
an; Great FGlls. temperature. sc; condition.
"a. Receiving reservoir. temperature. SO. Con-
d:tion at north connection. 81: condition at
south connection. IS: distributing reservoir.
temperature. 20; condition at infueut gate
Rouse. Is: effiuent gate house. 26
high tide. Low tide.
SAMPLES 25c.-a-lb. Candies are without .
Peer. Ice Cream Soda, SC. glass.
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TIE PUBLIC are cordially invited to inspect
our improved method of Cleaning Carpets.
Umpire CAgPEr CLEANING WORKS. 631-635
Massachusetts avenue. Telephone. t25.
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1t Aids digestion, clears the complexio
beauties the teeth, something OF which OF
never tires, Whites Yucatsn Chewing Gum.
my29-6t
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FRENCH CHAxBRAY. plain coiors. &C.. worth
Ike; Wsmsutta Cotton. in remnants. &c.. real
value. 121zc.; India Linens. Irish Lawns. Plaid
Oryandies. JOHNSON. GARNER Co.,
$50 Pa. ave. NV.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

THE CORNER STONE SxLEBRATIoN.
Tho executive committee Of the East Wash
ington Citizens Association has called to the
notice of the CommissiSpers that but sixteen
weeks remain in which TO make preparations
for the celebration o. the laying OF the corner
stone Of the Capitol. and the Commissioners
are urged to call 8 public meeting as soou as
possible.
ABOUT JACKSON cIrY.
The governor of Virginia has written letter
to the Commissioners stating thai their letter
Of the 9th instant calling attention to the con-
dition of things at Jackson City has been re-
ferred to Richard W. Johnston, attorney for the
commonwealth in and for the county OF Alex
andria and state OF Virginia, for his information
and action.
AGAINST A BENEFIT SOCIETY.
]. s. Trout mas written letter to the Com
miss oners making charges against the Capital
City Benefit Society. He says he laid the mat
ter before the assessor several days ago and was
advised to go before the Police Court. He saws
he is not prosecuting the society, but made
such complaints against it thai were sufficient
to warrant an investigation. He requests the
Commissioners to appoint day when he can
appear before them with the members of the
said company and present his charges. If g
day is not appointed he says ne viii appeal to
the President Of the United States.
CAN'T SLEEP FOE GROWING BOOSTERS.
Adolph Depoilly, who lives at 61s 18th street
northwest, together with several neighbors,
have combined in a letter urging the Commits
sioners to abate the nuisance Of the Growing
ROSTERS who make night hideous and give
Morpheus hard time to get in his work.
CHANGE IN THE DETECTIVE CORPS.
Upon the Recommendation Of Maj. Moore
the Commissioners today relieved Detectives
Slater and Trammell from the detective service
and detailed Privates B. T. Rhodes and Henry
Lacy to fill the vacancies
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Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm
No. 3. The latest product OF that old reliable
company. The advantage OF its selection over
cheap and unknown machines il the absolute
certainties Of attention. supply of needles,
parts, &c. Office, 9Th st. one door south OF E
apZ1-tf
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Summer Schedule to Marshall Hall.
The summer schedule to Marshall Hall Is
published elsewhere. The steamers will leave
daily at $50 and 10 a. m. and pm. sharp. Par
ticular notice should be given to the change in
the hour of the afternoon trip, 2 pm. instead
of $50 pm, as heretofore. Commencing Fri
day, June 2, at s.45 pm, the Marshall Hall and
Indian Head evening trips Of the company will
be inaugurased, leaving Marshall Hall at $50