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Heufeaux Accedes to Hippolyte's Request.
The New York Heraids Puerto Plata, San
Domingo special says: President Heureaux has
responded to the request of President Hippo
lyte Of Hayti by Withdrawing a portion Of the
Dominican troops which were stationed along
the border between this republic and Hayti.
This action Of the Dominican president indi-
Gates that peace between the two republics will
be re-established. It is now doubtful whether
the aid thnt Gen. Msnigat expected from
Santo Domingo in his proposed revolution
against President Hppolyte will be extended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-13
syrian Text of the Gospels Found.

Prof. Harris of Cambridge, England, has re-
ported to Prof. Bestle at the Tubingen that
palimPsest containing the complete Syrian text
Of the four gospels has been discovered in tho
convent of Mount Saini. Hitherto only frag-
ments of the syrian text have been known.
The discovery is regarded as a very important
one. inasmuch as this text is the Oldest au-
thenticated text Of the gospels in existence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-13

Connecticut Makes Pool Selling Illegal.
The anti-pool room bill. which ehectually
prohibits all forms Of pool selling and gam
bling and games Of chance, horse races, &c. was
passed In the Connecticut senate yesterday, q
TO l, end now goes 70 the governor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-13
The 4 rth of Printing In New York.

The $40 hundredth anniversary Of the intro
duction Of printing in New York city by VIM.
Bradford was celebrated by the Typotheta of
New York by banquet last evening at Delmon-
ico's. David Williams presided Mr.. John
Bigelow. ex- minister TO France, Gen. Horace
Porter, Bishop Potter and others delivered ad-
dresses There were present about $50 guests,
among whom were two descendants Of Brad
ford-Dr. T. Huston Bradford Of Philadelphia
and Bradford Barrack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-13
A Fin do Steele Marr;auo

Buffalo special to the World says: Thomas
Hanahan and Mrs. Mary Hanahan were married
Monday morning in st. Bridgets Church, and
the crowd was so great that detail Of police
was sent to preserve order The interest in the
wedding was due to the fact that the BRIDE
groom is seventy-six and the bride seventy
five. They had been lovers for many years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-13

Fire was discovered at about o'clock yester-
day morning in the extensive brick planning mill
Of Alderman & Sons, on Mercer street, Hacken-
sack, N. J. The fremen responded quickly,
but were handicapped. owing to the fact
that hydrants could not be obtained. The
damage amounts to $500. There is no insur-
ance. it is thought that tramps who slept
among the shavings carelessly set fire to the
building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-13

Proposed Combine of Rolling Mills.
Asyndicate composed OF New York and Bos-
ton capitalists have for the last few days been
negotiating with the proprie.ors of all the iron
rolling mills in Canada for purchasing all the
properties with q view to forming combine in
the dominion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-13
Ten Years for "Crackinp a SAT.

Ten Years for Cracking a Safe"
Henry Jones, the negro safe cracker, who at
tackled the safe of the Baltimore and Ohio and
Chesapeake and Ohio depot March 81 at Lex
ington, Va. was yesterday convicted of the
crime and given ten years in the penitentiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-13

A cloudburst at. Centralia, nj, Tuesday
caused the entire city to be submsrgsd. doing
Thousands Of dollars damages.
A IRE broke out Tuesday night in the -
loon Of George Sehweiahelms, St Mays, Ohio
and destroyed property to the amount d
e200, 900. Charles Alhauser, Frank Koop and
two other men were ssriously injured by thu
explosion OF several barrels Of whisky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-13
OCEAN TRAVEL.

4 ETECR ". ROBSON
STEAMSHIP Passenger and Tourist Agent. 6,5 18th
81 n v. Ielephoie 1904. tBrsnch 81 Ba.ifnore NJ
First Cabin. Sec nd Cabin and Storage tickets nv
AZ! sealnsi ines TO Europe. ASIA Africa Australia
and the West INDIES
Alsoto Boston. p. -ideIce. Norfolk Savannah and
points south be-ihs or state reserved on any
steamer oltN ard return
SAILING lists rate sheets and plans OF fur
nished on Application
AGENT Fox Tuos. COOK L soN.
Esumates given on tours any pare of the world
and Scotland.
FOREIGN EXPRESS and custom house broker. Agents
structions ..How to Ship" apIo..r
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BROOKLYN Officials ArrafpneSl

All the Brooklyn officials indicted for passing
fraudulent bills in payment of expenses Incl
dent to the Columbian celebration appeared
before Judge Moore in the court Of sessions at
Brooklyn Yesterday and pleaded not guilty.
The trial Of the first case was put down for
April "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-13
FOR DYSPEPSIA

Use Horsford's Acid Phos phats.
Dr.. j. J. McWilliAms, Denisan, Iowa, says: al
have used IL largely In nervousness and dyspepsia
and consider that il stands unrivaled Q remedy
In cases of this kind have also used II in cases
Of sieeplessness with very gratifying results."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-13
THE SUMMER GIRLS NEW GOWN.
1t is Clear That She Can't Help Being Lovely
I'm If.

The summer girl will have to be reckoned
with this year. She will be thing of quips and
cranks and wanton wiles. even though the mas
culine ministers to her pleasures are all fighting
for space in Chicago. She viii glory in her own
loneliness. for the enormities of the present she
will discard for clinging fabrics and the Sweet
issomeness' they end hec
Gauze silk, velvet and satin she will use with
out hesitation. but lace viii be the groundwork
Of her structure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-13
TENDENCIES TOWARD SIMPLICITY.

TENDENCfkS TOWARD IMPLICITLY.
Some Of the colors are extremely summer
like and pretty, especially the moss grays, wood
violets, apple greens, heliotropes and petunia
shades. OF these cool gray Il most sought for,
partly because il II 80 youthful and partly be-
cause its possibilities for combination are un-
limited.
Rose and turquoise blue, lavender, Yellow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-13

Halls HAZE RzSEwER enjoys the confidence
and patronage Of people all over the civilized world
who use IL 10 restore and keep the hair . natural
color
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pJcHNoNn Avn 0,NvrTTr RaTIpo.D On.
h r. W. HCTnFEopFP sN0 rFr-DrN POSrPa
ErCrrvrES

"
Schedule IN efa-' N,yernb.- ~ rSa,
AZ trains arrive .nf laawA ~ nanusyvani. s.s..,.
eer station. Washington. ". ..
=. ~ a. tr.- patty. conp@-,s a. I.vn-ahurr ea- ~
rtafinnsop Norfolk ani Western ra'-nai at TO- ~
rrinrioal ~ nt- south .n D'visi rs % Pi-hnaat
ana I.snv'lla System. palitaan ='---s- Wv ra-S
fnf Nashin~ton - A''a--a rannnH'f-1- fh.l rith
Sleeper ~ New'rasns Wis " 'nf-7f'l--v f-f for IL
rms va fArriiinvi,a ". pnffiug - nanrt'ia vi.t
Roysl and Strs zirtrr daFIv ,r-,-,' Srp lev
& AZ n. Hl-'la;l~ To- V-ar-r 49, - tNasrts
snd'h-ongh train or F-o~' ''-1 80 Strrsbu-r lafiy
e,~apt SnnSar
10 az " ra.-nsf- WASHINGTON .vD sOrry
NFSTtRN VESTTRTLTp UNIT =. ro.1nss@i ~
tirety 81 p'l-usu Sooner Hipira - -lor.ni Sauras
Cars. end tsrta ff'a ~ lorrsN vi'hss A..
View Orleans vi~ Nr..~orr s-v -rA View Vo-f al
Nsshin-+on - sfrra arE arr-s'a Vie Coiu-lsia
gro WaSH'n--tnn y Na7nrh STA Birrn -ian D-nf
New Nn~k - Nn~--rf-fe-.-
". On fn.-naiiv 90 81 --f1,inr' ran.s san.h n
Richmond and nanville system. pn'lraan S'aaas-
New fo-s ana Washington ~ Not Sprin - va Ashs-
VIII Trf N.sG ngt0n - a''aN+R
TEi NS on WASHINGTON tNn ONO DIVISION
leave Washington ~ .. 20 a. ~. - -. an =
:. m ~. aaa ~ N. daily Train leaving Wash.
inRToI = % -nd arriving 65B q ~. TO AL
from If.-rfnn onlv.
TN-av-t --a'ps from the south arrive washing.oa
g. As ~ 10 4os and 2. &c N. Manassas Divs-
ion. ~ aos m sud 9. 20 ". ~. .yr=nt Sunisv.
Firkers. Hls-'s1 CO.. -sServations aud -np.iol
furnished a. osire. 1872 P@nuSrlvania ave-. ana ~
PASSENGER station. PenusylvarA Rail-Dad. WASHING
]. 8. BROWN. General AGENT PaSs.n --r Dept
w A. TURK. General PASSENGER AGENT
W. r. GREEN. General NanA-sr MA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-13

GAZE'S TOURS TO
" EUROPE
ROUND THE WORD,
WORLDS FAIR
descriptive programmes for season Of 1898 are now
ready and can be obtained free on application TO
". Z. Van WIcKLE. BrsSbury Piano Ware Rooms.
10 Pa ave. mhl3-eo1n
fWNAkD LINE-PLANS ..CAMPANIA" AND
Lrcania. l.. 500 tons. ssilinss. prices. descrip-
nons nrst and second cabin and seeraee passengers
ooossd q agency. 6Sl ct. c. l. DUBOIS. Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-13
OUT OF WASHINGTON.

CT. AGNES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS ALBANY. Ny
- Under tire direc ,iCn o; Bishop Doane. Choice Of
four courses al study for graduation Special
may be taken Or tie Harvard course for women For
dialogue address Miss +. W. Boyd. PRINCIPAL ap1 -rn
NAVAL EXPEDITION FOR BOYS TO The
~ WORLDS FAIR
BY St Johns Military School. Sanlius y. Y. via
the Great Lakes. Organized "a cadets OF shir-of-
war Limited number may join June ~ TO Jrlr o.
Apply fo= terms. mblS3m
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. \. l.

ATLANTIC CITY, MI.
HeSTrE, aL. S ME yE s EAGTIs AVE NEAT :,
send ias Terms IS % u. Jet ssss 81 so
ns6SSifa successor s; RI 10 S 5.. !. M6Sa.
1HS IRvlSayoN, ATLANTIC CIIr. \. J
~ On The bsAch. Steam heat Eevsto-. send Tor
mhnti@ caAMBEEs q HooPEs
HOTEL PEMBROKE. ATLANTIC ciTY.
Rested 1hrops i .'s o "sai !. ni Is. Year
msS--sm Mrs. 5. AXE
HOTEL BEkkE E,,Ia,,,, lS,rx,
Extreme ocean end Of kentucKy ave. Elevator cleo
tic hshss and everything lew.
mhe,s,n Jas. GEO. BEw.
HOTEL rRAYMoKE.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
r,,ce'm Wv GREEN CO
TIE RossMoKE. krL.NriC CITY.
crens hAfca ls Every s,uyspi.ncs
mhl+ SIN Formerly of tic Florida House
SEA SIDE HOUSE,. ATLANTIC CRY. y >.
- omen a.. TIE year hot an cod salt water baths.
mhi:Ilni CHARLES EVANS
TIE MBEMARLE. ATLANTIC CITY.
NeAs ths oeach; unexoeiled view % the ocean
ssa sssry and
s sss s.g sosf sTs; T
IM ffRItkr ave. s s..R;ie & SShy
,nsn;. .p,i 49, Is s.,sum' appoint
~ g ss per day q loio els per -k q. W. ksndr,ct
- City; eieesnt and modern: steam beat; ria.Ea.
under sias. 6atef; e.. 50 and s. per day. iahs-sr
H991TnITlL , sIISkNEY; kEXTUcKY AVE 100 TT.
R Es.s u sas 81 bd e :. day per
mhl-t'n Atlantic CITY. Nj.
HoTEL ORIENTAL.
H Atlantic City. Nj.
fel6-5n ALEX. N. opPENHEINER
I FoNTAINE. KENTUCKY AVE. MAR THE
beach Atlan.lc City. Nj. Everything frst-cla~.
fel6-::m o. s. WRIGHT.
'THF NEW SENATE. AFT.STiC CRY.
me- view q TIE ocean larss sun pArlors, pas
islossn Il. B. coox SON.
THE ELkToN; ATLANTIC CRY, KENTUCKY
ave- nee. seach completely Fe.u-n-shca snce las:
fe.s-lm MES. e VILE.
THE cEALFoNTE. ATLANTIC CITY.
ON TIE BEACH
Salt water baths in tire house. elevator modern ana
complete; sun parlors.
Send for Illustrated Booklet
,ac7-3m Addres. THE cH.LroSrE.
A TLANrIc CITY. NJ.
HADDoN HALL
jao5-5-n LEEDS & IrPPrNC0Tr.
HOTEL CLARENDON. VIRGINIA AVE. NEAR
o-ach, Atlantic City. y. J. stes N hea. ana rSt-
class in all appointments.
jali+'m Col. JoHNM. CLARK.
SEA VILLA.
y Ocean end New York ave- open all :he yesr
Terms ar very reasonable Mrs b. H. NATTLACn X.
late OF the Castle. Iph.11-s =, n I'm
NEWPORT. r. l.
~ THE ROBINSON. Il Catharine St
renovated throughout. open from May to December
nhll-eo9:n Mrs. NJ !. ROBINSON, Prop.
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA
THE PRINCESS ANNE
is MILES FROM NORFOLK. NOW OPEN
combina tion OF ocean and pine forests makes Il
an especially healthful resort with . positively ezra
tive climate Fam us ducking grounds a. upper end
OF CurritucE Sound Address
Sc cKITTENDRN prOpri.tor
plL2tu. tn. s,26t
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THE sABBATH ICE QUESTION
As Viewed From the Standpoint off the
Medical society.

TIE srsFESsioS OF TEE SABBATH DELIVERY OF
ICE Greeted TO or TER GROUND OF SANTA
TICS AND aEALIE-RTToRT OF AsPEcIAL COM
MITE or The MEDICAL SOCIETY.
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RrLrIMoRr 4 ONO rlTLRo,..

v sesa.,n,. IN ero~t Noven',-r ~ rsp,.
fcr chicagc snd Nn-.hvas- Vest. br'ss r1.nr,.,-,-
press = airs IL = = "a. =. - ~. ~, gs-'v
bnled Iiuii'-i Z ~ a-n-.sS y - a. -, A., ,''
=, er tt,eurE snt Cleveland ~xI'-r~s A,yIL3D.
For Ievi1 ton an Staun.a,. .ra.n.n
For Winri'-s.e- snh --av s.stiors - snT-
ing cars throq.s, - Memoirs .nd Na.hyils :.
For ,,nrsv. , ~ n. m. 4ai'r
Is co. 45 mnnte.S - ~ ) n % ri 80 >, ~
q % u. ~ 40, -so5 Z, N [, -. ~ IL : "a
=, 30 ~ m a. rninut.s, ~ - : 81 n 10 tin 81
- rninutesl NJ, tls a. 7 On y 20 u ~ q x
81, ~ ~, * 90 o5. T6 %. m * on N ~ . II
For snnanOlis. {. y and sanN m. Ie.r5Aai..s
IN Sundav- ~ ". 4. II y.
For ga~.rstcvn. +ln 4os.,n. sna.ls,u-
For 9 3s;,ss snn wsv no,nts y ~ q =
III A. 81 IL. ~ r.. "a RI - - = ~ ~ ~ n
cn,I az ,r..s s'a,TiE >. Tarrsi stations
ROYAL BLUE LINZ -nR Wv YORK AND PHIL
ro- p.u.,.,uA,. snFLpElt
daily; 3 90 90 o. Dining Co., a ", rsins y n,
2fofN "a Dining cs-N tII - y. n. sl@sriar s,.-
For philaislphi.. WILMINGTON sni cass..> Sd
.. m. .zitr
Buffet psrior Ca. On n, dsy t-,ir&
ing Car running th-orrh TO BOSTON --it,srt rN.1r.
va Pour ~ ssnsie bridge landing pass-nrr. IN B. AL
For Atle..ic City. 10. m N. and IL o57.n. sua-
rEfcem Snndar. 'n'rr. fsuniav
Baggage can-i Cor ard ~ha~I-s from bo,-,.,,,
resid.ncsShv U,ioa rrsssfa- - On ori.rs i-st !.
ngker Chr anr ,iis and 1851 Pa aye ard a. a:n't.
Gen. Manar~r MAJ o,r. pa.s 49,.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

WAsHINGToN sTEAMBoAT CO.. LIMITED"
w From 9TH st. ferry wharf
Steamer Wakefield on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
and SATURDAYS at a N. for Nonniai creek Va
TaUaSDAYS sud SUNDAYS. (See schedule
Steamer 4. V. Arrowsmith on SUNDAYS at m.
DAYS for return LANDINGS 70 Colonial Beach. thence
TO A,exandrla; arrive At WASHINGTON q M. TUES
DAY. On WEDNESDAY at . D. IA. for Aiexandria
Colonial Beach and al lower river landings Leave
kinsaie ct L. m. THURSDAYS for return isndings
schedule.) C. W. RIDLEY
mh9u General Manager
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Arr You Io,xa t. Earropr

.ARE You tIo1Ne To EUROPE
Mso, have your letters and cables addressed care
HHP PnhSr,H LOWS sTEAMSHiP Exc ~. 81;
% SHARING CROSS. TRAFALGAR SQUARE.
ali b. Nh % Se enD sSssn safs
livery baggage stored forwarded and checked by the
AMERICAN system ccraplefe banking facilities. The
use of LOWS POCKET CABLE CODE, price so cents.
Y indispenssble. Send for copy Of THE PASSES-
0Eh. y containing valuable Information, free.
EDWIN H. Low, LOWS EXCHANGE
ja2-6n Head once. 949 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

A MMONIATED STEAM CARPET C,lANTNG
n Worka -Carpsts cleaned the hest nssnner
carpets made moth proc frs q charge Asstrrss..
Dade = ordsr. Once. ITO Pa. eve. wo-zS Loo
end no = ST. nv. Telsphons, So4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-13

Tn family IMMINENT salvasson on, 90.
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nR. CARLETON.
- 507 10Th s.. NV
Graducted-London. England. 1865.
New York. 1873.
Over twenty-five years. experience.
SURGEON SPECIALIST
TO GENTLEMEN ONLY
On Diseases Of the
BLADDER AND KIDNEYS
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES.
NERVOUS DEBILITY
SCIENTIFIC. SkiLLFUL. SUCCESSFUL
TREATMENT GUARANTEED.
Dr. Carleton is positively the only advertising Sur
Specialist in the United States who treats the
above troubles recognized Scientific principles
He has made their successful treatment . life study
OFFICE HOURS: 9to 9; 4tos.
Sunday-9to2
CONSULTATION FREE fe14-eotS
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CONSULT THE ONLY UROSCOPIAN PHYSI.
Ocians in Washington. DIS. BROTHERS and GRAY;
near forty five years at 906 81. I'VE have re-
duced the signs Of inipieEt disease almost to
tainty by examining into the chemical character OF
urinary deposits" We will describe your disease and
symptoms without asking question By the urine
in the morning We treat al diseases successfully 10
which the human family are subject-dyspepsia con-
stipaion, piles. scrofuia. rheumatism bronchitis
fts ard al nervous diseases, diseases of the akin
lunys stomach. kidneys, &C. rnh,0-lms'
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PROFESSIONAL.

DRoF. CLAY is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
Advertising ciairvoyant. astroorer and unediuinin
Born with wonderful prophetic Gift o. second sight
reveals hidden mysteries RECEIVERS lost properly or
stolen goods. points out your enemies from your
ases with happy rests tells whether t3e ons n yo
IN rrs or Sgss
STRANGERS from other cities and all in trouble
Where have e afs
most skert:csl Adyertses only what he can do All
s, Spsa SUM- Rssidrnas. ssS St.. BET ~ End
NINE, r !; r.. THE IETEsT DESTINY
n 19, enai accuraey Fee 5oc and 81 TO p N
apl3-lm-
pRoF. II. MARION. $40 ST. s.w CLAIR
Nine Won Sita the Wonderfui mesmeFie rance S
. ssfiH to Hours 81 p Fee Soc and 81 Tr9n:s
EANTLERoY TELLS TIE EVENTS OF LIFE.
4 ours sickness and drunkenness: be gives luck.
Work iii e sh i 4 S s %sns aSI it IN charm
Hours. 10 :o9 The ath 81 pass NJ st. aiI6t'
NR. SYDNEY MARLoWE OF PHILADELPHIA.
atisn lung trcu5ies refers 70 pstsons IN TITS thu
fS that nsS e.P sgtd patients treated At their
NINE. FRANCIS. CARD READER AND TRANCE
1l medium; life given from cradle to grave. Hours
DO :. Has removed to ;se6 Nd. ave. ne; nerlics
1 =
t nologist az planet reader. reveals past present
aud future; best advises given. LADIES' DE entle-
men. 81. Satisfaction guaranteed. Confidential. 416
Ia ave. ini1S-:,w'
NINE. RAPHAEL. CLAIREOYANT AND aSTROJ-
Afl oslst. born with caul. gives names and lurky
dates; tells how 10 retain husband CT lover. Consult
her on love. business heAlsh She won't dupe you
with Hor shiess charms. $40 ST. W.. 8oom 10
u.t!e,s- To-
ROsTON CABINErVAroE EATBS-SCIENTIFTC
~ ;;;.ssa=e ana Nwe!ush movement. Dr.. SARAH
NAICoI,t, o0SlE l3th 81. IL W. Open Sunday.
fe:4 wv
NNE. DREAMER. THE ONLY CELEBRATED
"a English and German astroiogist in .n- city Te'ls
al events OF life. Once hours. 10 H. M sun
DAY. 10 a. H. to D 2. 1903 18th n. nb27-lns
I OTTIE FOWLER. THE wEII-KNowN SPIRIT
Ilai business and trance test diam also
treatments. Hours. till s p.m. Indorsed IN Flor
ence Maryat's look IN No Death. 11O7 st NV
mhl6lIu-
MME. BROOKE TELLS ALL TIE EVENTS OF
Au life All business confidential. Ladies aad geHl,-
men. JOc: each. Hours, - a. TO p. M. 20 Ls:.,
between LIST and North Capitol SIS. n ". mh20-lm.
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livery Is even norelmportant thAn those on
week days.
SECOND SATURDAY DELIVERY.
Communications received by members Of the
committee invite attention to two additional
considerations. to wit That n second delivery
on Saturday afternoon imposes much OF
more additional labor upon the employees as a
Sunday delivery. because of the lareness of the
hour OF the night al which it can be COM
pieted, sometimes not before ! O'Clock SUNDAY
morning, and that very many OF the poorer and
working classes take ice only on Sunday. be-
earse II Is the only day C.nring which the family
Is together and at home, and in cases of sudden
Illness occurring In such families il Is III
possible 10 obtain ice, except from the Sunday
delivery wagons
The conduct OF this combination is a pain
fcl illustration Of the sphorisn that mans in
humanity To man makes countless Thousands
mourn, but there L. another side 10 this nelsn-
cnoiy picture The benevolent impulses Of the
human heart have never yet failed of response
70 the necessities q. the sick and suffering
Here and elsewhere, all over the civilized
world, want prlyation. sickness. and suffering
Will command the attention and Arouse the
nobiest impulses OF Christian charity and beney.
oience IL this Case no aims are needed. The
power and Will OF popular opinion viii suffice
and our society appeals to.this community with
the utmost confidence for that support and Co
operation which will break down a combine
non which seeks TO magnify. aggravate aud in
tensIfy the pEivations of that large class of A.,
citzens who, by reason of their dependence
and circumstances IN life. cannot SUCCESSFULLY
contest the arbitrary methods OF an unrslent
ing monopoly.
The prevention of disease is the highest and
noblest aspiration of scientific medicine i
can only be accomplished by the education O.
the masses in the ar. and science of hygiene
10 which our society hopes this report may, Ii
some measure. contribute"
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MEDICAL. &c

'l'FE HoSFORD ELECTRIC INDICATED vAPOR
l. Bath and Massage treatment: also Facial Steem-
ing ana Massage; best attendance for entlemeu
NH l:.-.ln' 9lS ST N "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-13

y and Gray treat all diseases. No cure, no paw
Only established advertising physicians this city
Established As years 9rS 81. s.w. zp5-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-13

nR. BROTHERS INyIGORATING CORDIAL. Is
- nowerfui Nerve Sti.nuiant and Tonic. OF ali the
remedies for Nervous Debility. Neuralgia, Nervous
Exhaustion. Paralysis and that class Of reople who
are weak miserable, ieta-Sc sleepy. Lace Of ambi-
ton anG zst there is remedy equal this Cordial
II has been in for years this city
Laboratory. 9O6 81. ". nh2.tlms
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-12-13
Intent Unon Mischief.

There is something homogeneous in the
solicitude~ which republicans sometimes,
but very rarely, exhibit about the con-
stitution, says the Louisville Courier
Journal. When they do it at all there
are good grounds to suspect that they
are intent upon mischief. The time is
not long past when any reference to the
constitution by democrats was greeted
with satirical remarks about the num-
Der of constitutional lawyers in the coun-
try, and that habit has not yet fallen
into total desuetude. Seventeen years
ago they blOssomed out into ex-
IRENE advocates of state rights; that was
when they were preparing to steal the
presidency.
It is a little odd, nevertheless. that the
annexationists fail to perceive the reflex
action Of their position. If overturning
the provisional government by force
would be an act of war what shall we
say of the forcible deposition of the
queen by the use of United States ma
rines? Where was the constitution when
Stevens was levying war upon Queen
'Liliuokalani? When the republicans raise
this constitutional question they virtu-
ally assert that the democrats are bound
to show more regard for the constitution
than the republicans have ever done