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1t is expected that before long the new
s. silver certificates. Treasury notes. and
United States notes will be in circulation.
The first to appear will be the silver GER
tificate, but similar designs will be used
in the different kinds Of currency to be is
sued. An American Indian head will be
on the face of the new notes. instead Of
the portrait OF some distinguished states
man. There will be elaborate scroll work
on both sides. On the back will be en-
graved two figure SIS in large size. and IN
the centre the large letter V. In this re5-
pect the style follows the recently issued
two-d0lTar bills. There Will be a wide mar
gin of white on either side OF the large let
ter "
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PAINTINGS BY PEALE.
Identity of Portraits at Washington
and Lee University.

LEXINGTON. Va. June 4.-The Lazy
cite portrait. which was prese-ted TO
Washington and Lee University In 1891 b.
Gen. W. C. Lee. has recently bsen proved
to have been the work of Charles w. Peale.
the famous artist. Daring Herbert WelsA' s
visit to the university recently, he var
nished and cleaned both the portraits CT
Washington and lafayette The improve
rnent is marked The outlines and the co.
oring Of the figures and the backgrounds
have been brought out with great distinct
ness. vet the effect is well preserved The
work was carefully done as the portraits
are of great historse value and are c!asSed
as the most valued treasures Of the Un.-
versity.
There existed an uncertainty as to h5w
Washington became the pCssessCr OF L.
fsyette's portrait. and the year IN when
the work was done. and whether Peale
really painted it, Under the Tetouches q
the artists brush there TOW apge-rs in the
left corner near the lower side very plainly
the inscription &c. w. Pesle pinx-liIy.
which proves the work authentic The Por-
trait Of Washington also shows the inscrip-
ticn much palmer, and IS &C. W Pe2le
pink 1772." Both we're once the prOPcrty Of
Washington and for many years adcrn d
his home at Mount Vernon and were nne-iy
inherited b. Gen. r. z Lee. The Latay-
cite portrait was a present from him to
Washington and was painted when La
fayette was only twenty-five years Old
Both portraits occupy positions Of honor n
the Lee Memorial Chapel
The university is in receipt Of the sp.su-
did collection Of paintings which ccnst;-
tuted the art collection Of the late Nince-i
L Bradford. of Philadelphia. and who be-
Queathed them 10 the university They
/ have been urpacked and are now IN the ar
} gallery CT tire Warren Newcomb Hall Al
the university but have not Jeen placed
on the walls. Preparations are being made
to place them, and Il is 10 be hoped I a
/ they will be ready for exhibition at tht
! commencement this mcnth- There are six
ty-tWO Of them.
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SILVER FOR THE KENTUCKY.
for the Presentation
mt Old Point,

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, June 4.-The
battleshlp Kentucky will drop down to Old
Point today and preparations will be made
for the presentation 20 the ship by the peo-
pie of the Blue Grass State OF a handsome
and costly silver service, said 20 be the
largest ever given an American warship.
A represe 1tative of the makers VII arrive
at Old Point today from Philadelphia and
will arrange everything before toe arrival
OF the delegation from Kentuckv tomorrow
night. The presentation viii take place
Wednesday about noon. 1t is expected that
several hundred people will come from
Kentucky to see the service presented.
II is reported here that the training ship
Hartford. Farragut's old flagship. now in
Hampton Roads after a memorable voyage
from San Francisco. will be sent to France
for the naval rendezvous during the Ex-
position as soon as she can be docked and
cleaned at the New York navy yard.
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ENDED HIS LIFE WITH GAS.
Dcspondcnt Baltimore Nan AsPhyN-
lated in Bathroom


BALTIMORE. June f.-Harry p. Gude,
thirty-eight years old. son Of Henry p
GUIDE. Of 1910 Druid Hill Avenue. commit
ted suicide Saturday night by inhaling illu-
minating gas. Mr.. Gude was unmarried
and lived with his parents He was a
clerk. but for some time had been unem-
ployed. Very over this and also over
his suffering from kidney trouble. it is
said. caused him 10 take his life
About 7.30 O'Clock yesterday when
Henry Guide went to take bath. he found
the door Of the bathroom locked He re-
turned in half an hour. and still finding
il locked and getting no response to his
knocks. he forced his way in The room
was filed with gas and his son dead in a
rocking chair
The gas was turned on full, and 10 pre-
vent its escape rags had been stuffed in
the cracks around the door and in the
keyhole. The body was stiff and had evi-
IDENTIFY been cold for several hours. Dr.
Norris C Robins was called in and Capt
John Baker of the Northwestern police
station. notified Coroner Baldwin de-
cided that death was due to asphy yxiation.
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KILLED BY A HORSES KICK.
baltimore Woman Expires without
ReEaining ConscIousuess

BALTIMORE. Md. June AIRS Mary
E. Vogle thirty-six years old, wife of
George L. Vogle. 2O5 South Woodyear
Street, southwest Baltimore. died yester-
Gay morning from the effects Of being
kicked about an hour before by a horse
belonging to her husband, who is huck-
ster.
The horse while being fed in the stable
in the rear OF Mr.. Vogle's home broke
through the door and ran out into the
street. Mrs. Vogle followed the animal to
a lot at the corner of McHenry and Cal
houn Streets AS she went toward the
animal he kicked yiciously. one of his
hoofs striking Mrs. Vogle over the heart.
She dropped as if she had been shot
She was carried home unconscious Dr.
]. c. Pound was summoned, but he was
unable to do anything for her She died
without regaining consciousness. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fogle were married about thirteen
years ago. Besides her husband. Mrs. Vo-
gle leaves one child Before coming to
Baltimore, nearly two years ago, the fam
lily lived in Philadelphia.
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IN HONOR OF OTIS.
L Military Demonstration to BE Eeid
mt Rochester.

The President has sanctioned an unusu-
ally imposing demonstration in honor CT
General Otis TO mark his return to Ameri-
ca Il will occur at his home town. Roehes-
ter. n. Y, from June IL TO 16. There will
be ell kinds Of military gorgeousness there
during the week when General Otis will be
welcomed by his townspeople.
IL is estimated that the elaborate pro-
gramme mapped cut for the occasion will
cost the Government about see, 600.
General Brooke. in command Of the De-
partment of the East, has ordered the es-
tablishment Of military camp in the VI
einity of Rochester. Ito be model in ev-
cry particular" which Is 10 continue from
June u 10 June 16. Eight full companies
of infantry. four batteries OF heavy artil-
leTy and enc full battery Of light artillery
have been ordered there. Orders have been
given the Quartermaster's Department 10
supply tents. fuel. forage. AID all essen
tials. stores and provisions.
One battery OF artillery has been ordered
from Washington. This means that 100 men
and 100 horses are to be transported TO
Rochester. The other troops which viii
go to Rochester are scattered among the
posts in New York State
A detachment from the Hospital Corps
has also been ordered into camp to estab-
liSh hospital
The President is much pleased with Otis
record in the Philippines. end is quite will
ing to give him such a reception as has
been rivaled only by the Dewey day de-
monstration in Nav York. General ar
rangements have been planned by Secre-
tary Root after con 'erences with the Presi-
dent.
Aside from the honors which will be Civ
en- TO Otis in recognition OF the regard IN
which he is held by the Administration,
some sort Of a military reception would
have been rendered him at any rate on ac-
count OF his military rank. His nomination
as major general in the Regular Army has
gone 20 the Senate, and it will doubtless
| be confirmed this week Ii is customary u
make some sort Of celebration on the ar
rival CT any officer of that rank in his
| home country after service abroad. II
is declared at the White House that Law,
| ton would have been similarly hOnored haC
| he lived, and Macarthur doubtless will re-
/ ceive such attention on his arrival home.
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Civil Service Examinations.

The United States Civil Service Commits
sion has announced that examinations will
be held on June 10. for the position Of clerk
in TIE Office Of the Inspector OF the Light
house district. The applicant must be
key West immune to yellow fever Thc
position is worth SlOO month Examlna-
fions will he held on June 10 and 20 for the
position of assistant inspector of hulls. at
New Orleans, La at a salary of $l,S0O. ana
20 a similar position at Baltimore. Md, at
81 500. and also for the position OF inspec-
tor of boilers. at Charleston, S C., at an
annual salary Of S1.50O.
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Railroad Empioyes' Wages Raised

NEW YORK, June 4.-The freight yard
employees Of the Lehigh Valley Railroad
are now receiving the same wages as the
freight yard employees Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad The rev scale Of wages became
operative on Saturday night. The wages
of the night brakemen have been advanc d
from 81 to S2-2S a day. brakemen from 81 to
S2.16. night conductors from $3.50 to SIT
and day conductors from $3.50 to S2.6S. The
employees of the Lehigh Valley Railroad
asked for an increase Of wages some weel S
orO
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ADMIRAL pEWEY'S TRIP.
He VIII Leave for the West Tonaor-
row Night.

Admiral Dewey viii leave on his second
Western trip ever the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad at 9 O'Clock tomorrow evening He
will be accompanied by Mrs. Dewey and
by Lieut. H. H Caldwell, his secretary.
The Admiral will have the same special
train that was placed at his disposal by
the Baltimore and Ohio on the occasion OF
his former trip The company's represen-
tative In charge of the party will be j. H.
Maddy, chief clerk in the department. OF
the general manager.
Admiral Dewey will BE- absent from
Washington eight days. Columbus, Ohio.
will be reached at 1 p. m. June S. On June
the Admiral viii reach D,troit and on the
11th he will be at Grand Rapids From that
point he will go to Ayilla ald will then r.
turn to Washington reaching here at p.
m, June 10.
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Mr.. W. A. Hines. of Manchester. Iowa writing
OF his almoss miraculous escape from dezth, says:
Exposure after measles induced serious lung trOu-
hemOrrhages and coughed night and day. All my
doctors said must soon die. Then began TO use
Dr. Kings New Discovery, which wholly cured
me. Hundreds have used il on my zdviee, and all
say il never fails to throat. chest. and lung
troubles Regular size 50 cents and 81 Trial
bottles free at Henry Evans drag store, 922 F
Street.
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A Fathers atonement.

-WILKESBARRE. Pa, June AIRS J. J.
Jevons. of this city. has received a letter
from an Indianapolis lawyer telling her
that her father, who had been missing for
twenty years. was dead. and had left her
real estate in indianapolis valued at $780,
00O. The father, Charles Richel. LETT her
soon after the death of her mother, when
the daughter was seven years old Mr. ard
Mrs. Michael Dubrick adopted the girl and
brought her Up. and J. ]. Jeyons, a cen-
tractor here, married her.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS viii be received at the Bureau Of
Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department,
Washinetcn ID. c. until p O'CLOCK NOON.
June % 1900. and pcblicly opened Immediately
thereafter. 70 furnish the an-ual supply Of coal
coke. wood, End charcoal al the Navy Yards.
Portsmouth. y. H.; Boston. Mas; New York:
League Island Pa: Washington. ID. c.: Norfolk
Va; Pensacola. Fla, the Naval Stations: New
and the Naval AcIcJmy. Annapolis. Nd: thu
annual supply Of c5aD at the Naval Hospitals Dis
pensaries. etc: Portsmouth. y. H.; Chelsea,
Mass: Newport r. I New York; philadelphia
Pa: Washington. d. G.; SoTfslk. Va; Port Royal,
: c.; also a quantity OF naphtha for the Navy
Yard. Boston, Mas, and fuel oil for the Nay
Yard New York Blank forms Of proposals viii
be furnished upon application 70 the bureau. 10
the coul-laudants of the different Navy Yards. or
10 the Navy Pay Ofices. 4. 5. KENNY, Pay
master General L. : y je4.H
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PICTURES OF THE ECLIPSE.
Series of Moving Views Proves to BE
Success.

ORANGE. N J., June A number of
moving pictures taken OF the suns eclipse
at Virginia Beach, Va, last week, have
been developed at the Edison Laboratory
in West Orange with splendid results The
pictures are clear and distinct and are be-
Iieved 20 be OF unusual scientific impor-
tanee. as they show the progress Of the
eclipse much better than any number OF
single photographs
The pictures were taken by James II.
White. of the Edison Laboratory. who
used for the purpose an apparatus designed
especially for the work.
Eight differens series of pictures were
made. The negatives. all OF which were
successfully developed. show the corona,
the chromosphere, the streamers and the
other peculiarities OF the eclipse all very
clearly. The pictures were taken at the
rate Of twenty-five :. second.
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DIED

HASTINCS-On sunday night June 8. 1922 at
his residence l342 ST nv. SiI-AS WRIGHT
HASTINGS. aged hfty-f0ur wears.
t0-dersbJEg and franklin County y. y. papers
please CCpy) Item
GRINES-On Sunday, June 3. 800. at $50 A.
n. after painfu Illness. JOHN W. eldest son cf
sarah r and the ll-c William T Grim-s
Funeral from the residence of his brother-iu-
law. as L Street southeast. June 5. Al ! p ny
Friends and relatives invited lien
MGGS- Departed this life on saturday S4ne J.
800. az $50 p m. MRS. ANNE T. HIGGS. Sssd
thirty-ore years, daughter Of J. W and Mary J.
IaUan-
Funeral from her late residence, sCG c Street
southUes-. Tuesday at 2-30 p m II
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MRS. WILLIAMS, CHARGES.
Sues for Divorce. Alleging Assault
and Drunk kenness.

Jennette Williams TO-DAY filed suit for di-
vorce against her husband James H. VIII
liams. alleging the fondness OF the defend
ant for intoxicating liquors. frequent abb
sence from home at night and assault as
the grounds
The couple it is stated, were married In
this city in October. 1897. Mrs. Williams
alleges that on last Easter Sunday her
husband beat her and thsC on April IS. he
put her and her child out in the street, and
struck her in the face and abused her IN
vile language
On that occasion. she states. she was
compelled 20 remain on the porch until
II 90 D. m with her child.
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RadIy Hurt in a Runorax

CHICAGO. June 4.-Mr. and Mrs Frank
Farthing, we'll known South Side residents,
were seriously injured yesterday afternoon
in runaway OF Garfield Boulevard. Earth
ing's left leg was broken and his head Sc
verely cut. Mrs. Farthing's jaw was frac-
tured and her head bruised Her condition
is serious.
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TO HEAR THEIR APPEALS.
The Cases of FitzharrIs and MuIIctt
Before Commissioner Powderly.


Commissioner General Powderly. OF the
Bureau Of immigration, received this
morning the appeal Of James Fitzharris
and James Joseph Mullett from the decis-
ion of the special board of enquiry at the
port Of New York. which refused them the
right TO land in this country.
Fitzharris and MuIlett were convicted
of completely in the murder In Phoenix
Park. Dublin. of Lord CaYendish. Secreta-
~ for ireland. and Under Secretary Burke,
and were sentenced to life Imprisonment,
OF which term they served seventeen years
and were pardoned recently at the visit Of
Queen Victoria TO Ireland.
The hearing OF the case has been set for
tomorrow and will be held at the Bureau
Of Immigration. The appellants claim that
they do not come under the provisions Of
the Exclusion law, their offence having
been political one. and that they are not
"felOns' in the intent and spirit of the
law.
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TRY ALIENS FOOT-EkSE,

powder 20 be shaken into the shoes Your feet
feel swollen nsrv0Js. and hot and get tired elsiiy
lens Fo0t-Esse- Il c0cls the feet and maScs wax
inS easy. Cures swollen sweating feet irSroviu :
nails. biisters, and Gallons spots Relieves c1rus
and buuiOns Of al p2in and gives rest and COM
fort Try il today sold by ali druggists and
shoe stores for 25c- Trial package FREE Ad-
dress Allen : OImstod. Le Roy. y l..
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Wizards Hotel
Furniture
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Comprising About $50 WeII-Fur-
niShed Rooms Located in the
South Wing and the South
ern Portion of the l4th
Street Front.

The oulars having decided 70 rebuild tbs "a
nous hostelry, are authorized 10 sell the entire
cuatcurs. mentioned above. az public suction.
cCnuencil- MONDAY. JUNE FOURTH. 1850. At
TN O'CLOCK A. II. and continuing caily there
=fter q sane hour Until all : sod
NOTE-During the sale and the erection Of the
new building Jhe rcr-h wing wil be open for
the reception q guests, with orce on the FStreet
front, Just west Of FOlrt,snth street
The furniture is al BY gocd makers and in fne
condition. consisting OF W2lnut =Ed Oak Climber
Suites. Carpets throughout the house. Mantel AMI
Pier Nirrcrs, Fine hair Mattress. Feather Pill
lows. Library Tables. Pa-loT S;4ites. AT.n0Ires,
Etegeres. Cabinets Lace and ether Hang1ngs.
Easy Chairs, Rockers Tables, PictGres. Toilet
ware, Wzrcrobes, odd pieces Pari0r and Chamber
Furniture. Couches. Fo.z,ng Beds, Blankets, Com
forts, BecCiEE, China, tic, as usually found IN
a irs--cizss hotel
TERMS CASH, ard al goods to be removed at
purchasers expense Immediately sfIer sac & de-
posit CT 20 per cent VIII be required Of each pur-
chaser at time OF sZie-
c. C. SLOAN , Co
jeI-d&ds Auctionecrs
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Run Over by n Train.

PARKERSBURG. W v, June 4-Wal-
ier E. Cramer. OF Philadelphia, while
stealing a ride was run over by a fast
freight near CORVALLIS Saturday night
and fatally injured. He was brought here.
where he died this morning.
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TO SERVE FIVE YEARS.
Sentence of Edward $. Hovens for
EOrEery

Forgery.
Edward S. Hovens, fifty years old, plead
ed guilty to a charge of forgery today in
Criminal Court No. l, and was sentenced
by Justice Clabaugh TO five years impris-
onment in the penitentiary at Moundsville.
W. Va.
Hoyens was charged with forging the
name Of the firm Of Heitzey & Ballenger.
fish merchants. to a draft for $35. He has
already served two terms. one for five
years and another for six months, for SINH
lar offences, in Pennsylvania.
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wAsHIycroy RARRACKS ID G

WASHINGTON BARRACKS, d. C., MAY Is,
I9OO-Sealed proposals in tniplicate will be
received here until NOON. JUNE G. 1900 for
leagthening gun she'd at this post U. s. reser-es
right TO accept or reject any or all proposals
or any part thereof Information furnished on
application Envelopes containing proposals.
should be indorsed Proposal for lengthening gsa
shed" E 6 BENTON, @ NJ
myl5,l6, Il, ,Is,jes,5
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Summer resorts are the places for people seeking
re-. but the place to seek health Is 10 phone GA
Arlington BottIirg Company. for ] case OF heu-
Fich's Maerzen. Senate, OF Lager
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PROPOSALS FOR ForXDATloNs, LIBRARY

PROPOSALS FOR FOUNDATIONS. LIBRARY
BUILDING.-Ofice Of Superintendent ci Cor
struction Library of Congress. Washington, D. C.,
June T. l9O0.-S1aled proposals for the eNcava-
for The Washington Pubic Library Mount Yer
ncu SCi;are in this city. III be received Al this
Office al , O'CLOCK p. NJ. on SATURDAY, THE
18th DAY or JUNE I9o0, and then publicly
oDened. Specifications, general instructions and
conditions and blank forms Of proposal may be
had and the drawings seen on application 10
this Office. BERNARD R. GREEN, Superintendent
of CONSTRUCTION ge4,S,6,4,9.n
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EDUCATIONAL.

GOVERNMENT empioye, university graduate. pre-
pares candidates for civil service examina-
tions; classes formed: OF ex-soldieSs. also
Latin and mathematics. 1920 Sth st. Dw. ie2-St
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EXTRA OCCASION OF THE WOODMEN
OF THE WORLD-The founder OF the
order. Hon. JOSEPH CULLEN ROOT, of
Omaha. Neb.: Gen JOHN w BROWNING,
Of Denver, Col, formerly Of New York
State Legislature. ard Hon a c. FINE, cf
Virginia, viii address the citizens of the
District Of Columbia at Masonic Tempe
Ninth and F Streets northwest. Monday
evening June 4. at s p. m Fraternity
members specially invited.
w H FAIRLESS
District Deputy Consul. Com W. o. ".
ie2-2t EN-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Commercial Fire
Insurance Company OF the District OF
COlumbis viii be held at the Office Of the
company. No. 525 11th st. NV. On THURS
DAY, JUNE :. 1900. for the election Of
fifteen trustees to serve the ensuing year.
Polls open from i to 2 O'Clock D. ID
Transfer books viii be closed ~~om June
/ 10 inclusive
JOHN W. SCHAEFER.
ie4-3t Secretary.
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je4-3t

PAINTERS. ATTENTIoN.-AH members
of 179S K OF l., are requested to at
tend special meeting MONDAY. June 4,
7-30 P NJ. Business of importance By
order W. l. MORRIS, NJ. W. WM. A.
LARKIN. Secretary. je3-2t
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Ncmcn as vel as men are
made miserable BY kidney and
bladder trouble DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp Root, the great kidney
remedy, promptly cures At
druggists in fifty cent and dol
ay have a sample bottle by mail
let telling ali about it and its
mr. & Co. 7inghsmton. N. T.
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The Liver'S DUTY.

The liver has two duties to perform
cleanse the blood and produce bile You
may know II is working laZiIy if you are
troubled with constipation, dyspepsia. bill
iousness. and dizziness 1t is trying to
throw its work upon other organs Hos
letters Stomach Bitters will stop this. Il
makes the liver do its duty and thus the
stomach, bowels. and nerves cease to an
noy. See that a Private Revenue Stamp
covers the neck OF the bottle.
CURES nCfoffaY'S
FEVER 0tOitidCii
AND AGUE RiffaYS
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Receipts and Expenditures.

The receipts OF the Government today
amounted to 81 226. 1850, being composed
of customs. 1851 .O74-40; internal revenue,
81. .694. .S32. %: miscellaneous. s7O.538.s7. The
expenditures reached the sum of S2.24i,-
600, leaving an excess Of receipts over ex-
penditures today amounting 10 $50, 1850.
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Prelate Kneipp Wafer Cure
Al
Brentwood, Md.
Near District Line
OATT-RAI REMEDIES ONLY

Water air. sun. light. heat. sand and r'uo
baths 6cuchos. diets. gymnastics exercise, and
massage VIII restore human sufferers to health
and normal conditions. All chronic and acute
cases treated without medicine Regular gradu-
ale physician and nurses in attendance
For particulars call at Or. CZaua's Ofice SIT
9Th st. NV, Washington, D. c.. at Brentwood,
Nd
Brentwood District line station my2i-ti
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A LIFE AND DEATH FIGHT.

Once Heurieh's beer. always Heurichs beeI
Heurich's by phone 634.
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AUCTION SALES.

@ c. SLOAN Co. AUCuoSEERs. l457 ST,
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WHO is
TO
BLAME

isr eizes You +
bee; alsI pzmPl
NoncerfuI cures.
AddT~S Lr XII.