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Condensed Locals.

At meeting OF the new board OF directors
of the Capitol, North U street and South
Wasbingf IN Railway Company last evening
Mr.. Edward Temple, of the Bank OF WASH
1ngtoD. was elected president- and Mr.. r. s.
COving secretary and treasurer.
Last night q coiored woman namei Rucker
living at 2023 NJ street northwest, let fan a
coal oil lamp. which explCiCi !, setting fire
10 the car pct, bed, &C, but with the assist
guithed.
Rev. G.. A. Han, the former secretary OF
the Y. NJ. G. A, OF this city, who has been
The past winter engaged "a an evangelist,
having accept, tue position of state score
tary Of the Y. VI. G.. a. OF New York, will
leave here this week TO enter on the work.
His headquarters will be New York city,
and ne will Immediately enter on a tour
through the state.
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CIT Y LIE MS.

PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS Will ind
"Brotrn's Bronchial Troches" beneficial In
clearing the voice before speaking or singing.
and relieving the throat after any exertion of
the vocal organs. For Coughs and Colds the
Troches are effectual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-09

MOST DRUNKENNESS WHERE THE FEW.
EST PUBLIC HOUsKS-The London Times,
In attempting to prove that the increase of
intemperance is not so great as is asserted
by the Temperance League, gives some
highly interesting statistics. There has been
sn increase In consumption Of i've bushels
OF malt per head OF the population in Eng
land In the course OF the last fifteen years, or
an increase OF 1851 per cent. over the con-
sumption in 1850. In spirits the increase is
less, amounting to 2S:5 per cent. per head OF
the population. While, however, the popu-
lation has only increased per cent. between
1867 and 1874, the number OF cattle reared in
the British isles has increased 20 per cent.
Six times as much ham and bacon, nearly
twice as much butter, more than twice as
much cheese and cocoa, 81 per cent. more
grain, over three times as many eggs, six
time3 as much rice, AZ per cent. more sugar,
nearly Twice as much tea, and more than
twice as much wine were imported and con-
sumed per mead In 1874 as in 1860. Although
the number OF persons summarily dealt with
ior drunkenness has increased IS per cent.
during the last ten years, the Times comes
10 the conclusion that statistics are no gauge
of the question. from the alleged fact that
intoIicatiOn Is greatest where there are the
least number of public houses.
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A BLOODHOUND AS DETECTIvE-A re-
cent issue of the London Times gives the
particulars OF the horrtd murder of little
girl In that city and the detection of the
murderer, barber named Fish. The wretch
decoyed the child into his place, outraged
and then murdered her. He cut up the body
and attempted TO burn the head and arms
Not being successful he took the trunk of
the body and, after wandering about with it
for time, threw IL over q fence. The dis
covery OF ii caused great excitement and in
dignation. A large reward was proclaimed
for the arrest OF the murderer, and the police
and others were very active, but without
avail. Finally man who owned a blood
hound took the animal and let him smell of
the body for some time, and then travelled
through several streets with him. At last
FUSED 10 60 farther. Upon the door being
opened the dog rushed up stairs, and in the
attic was found the limbs Of the child. The
terror-stricken villain at once confessed
everything. The reward was paid to the
owner Of the dog.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-09

CINCIyNArI. PILsEN, AND Book BIER
on draugnt at Drivers, corner Pennsylvania
avenue and ~ street.
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A RIOT occurred among the union and non-
union Chicago lumbermen yesterday. in
which the police were also attacked The
rioters were defeated and number arrested,
Some OF the striking miners In the Massilon.
ohio, coal regions have resumed work under
military protection.
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THE GLENwooD CEMETERY Lor-HoLD-
ERs MEETISG was SHINY attended last
night, and adjourned without transactfng
any business II Is understood that the spe-
GA COMMITTEES (Messrs. Mussey and Worth
1ngtonl 10 call upon Mr.. Clendenin for a list
OF Ioi-nolders were ready 10 report that they
called upon Mr.. Clendenin on wednesday
Iast, and IN response TO their request 20 De
permitted 70 look at the books aud AXE a
tneir request, but stated that he was ready
20 sell them the books, stock and the whole
soncern. Inc next movement will probably
holders. N' al 4oe
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THE Y. NJ. e. A. ANSIvERSARY.-The 23i
A. association was held last evening at Lin
coin Hall, and a very large audience was
present. Prof +. NJ. Gallaudet presided, and
after prayer by Rev. DIR. Rankin, Rev. Byron
Sunderland read q selection of Scripture
and Prof. Gallaudet delivered short address
welcoming the audience. Rev. Theodore L.
Cuyler, ID. D., of Brooklyn, N. Y, was in
trCducCd, and delivered an address, which
was listened to attentively, and he was
greeted with frequent manifestations of ap-
probation. Rev. q. A. Hall followed I'm
by Rev. W. s. Hammond pronouncing the
benediction.
The summary Of religious work In the an.
nual report shows that during the year / 800
meetings of all kinds have been held, with
an aggregate attendance of 10 600, sustaine
entirely by lay work. Over co 900 persons
have visited the reading room during the
year.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.-Tnomas DovIing
auctioneer, has recently sold the fslloxinS
property: Part Of lot %. IN square 205, on Iits,
street, between and U, improved by a two
ssory frame dweiling, 70 Owen Sheckell, for
$1,000. Lot No. Z, in square I66, and i'm
proyements. 70 H Horderman, for $3.50.
situated on Pennsylvania avenue, between
nth and 18th streets
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SHIPS AMONG THE ICE.-The steamship
Sard1nian arrived at Father Point Sunday
afternoon. About five miles east of Cape
Rozier she passed the steamship Phnnecian,
ship Glenbervie, barks Ocean Phantom and
Clydesdale, and some sixty sail among the
Ice The Sandman passed through a heavy
field OF ice thirty miles above Cape Roller.
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SToKHs--The writ OF certforari In the
Stokes case has been dismissed by the court
at Pougbkeepsie, N. Y and ths action of
Judge Dyckman dfsmissing the writ of ha-
beas corpus and remapding Stokes TO prison
confirmed. The case now goes to the Court
OF Appeals.
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ANUsEMENTS-NGtond Theozer-The Gel
eorated Vokes family appearet In the we'll
Known extravaganza Of "Belless of the
Kitchen" last evening, before a brilliant
audience The Vokes' have Lost none of
their mirfh provoking power. Nosuch COM
bination OF lively, intelligent, humor loving
artists. has ever appeared, ard IL Is not prob
able that just such another entertaining fam
lily viii be found TO succeed them. Dom Pc
dro occupied private box last evening and
scenic 10 greatly enjoy the entertainment.
1heofeT CoDaque.-The programme offered
sketches, and specialties, which are an pre,
scented In good style.
MUtId's Hou--Prof Marinis floral May
hall viii take place - morrow evening
These annual occurrences are always anti
cipated with much pleasure by the elite of
the city. Prof. Msrini always takes great
pleasure IN conducting - the pleasure or his
stores or at the hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-09

POLITICAL CoNvENrIoNs.-Repub
conventions for the purpose OF choosing del
egates TO the Cincinnati convention and pres
identtal electors, will be held in Michigan. At
Grand Rapids, TO morrow, and in West yIr-
ginia, at Clarksburg, on Thursday
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CANARIES AND FANCY BIRDS.-ThOmas
Bowling has just received from the import
ers large consignment of superior canaries
and fancy birds, which he will dispose of at
private sale. Parties desiring a first-class
bird should call early for first choice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-09

CARRIAGE BUSTERS. in great variety and
at low prices. at the harness factory OF Jas.
8. Topbam, 425 eth street. under the big wire
sign extending from the roof. 5 6:eo3
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Weather Probabilities To-day.
oyrrcx or CHrrr SIGNAL OFFICER,

In tie middle states, falling followed by
rising or stationary barometer, variable
ard cool rainy weather, succeeded to night
by clearing weather.
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LOCAL NE VS..
Amusemeats. Ac.. To.nfxhs.

NutonaI Theat1-The Vokes Family in
"Belles of the Kitchen"
Tn>mer Connq,se.-" Rel Mueab; or, The
Russian Fire King" and varieties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-09

THE FINEST LAGER IN AMERICA is the
Cincinnati Pflsen, on draught only At Geo.
w. Drivers, corner Pennsylvania avenue
and Az street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-09

TRY Marburg Bros. Seal Of North Carolina
Smoking Tobacco. 10 and 20 cent pack
ages. 4,13,E
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COINS Extracted Wi,heus Pain,

Bunions, Ingrowing and Club Nails, Vas
cular Excrescences, and other ailments OF
the feet successfully treated, at DIR. Whites
establishment, 1i16 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Willard's Hotel. Fee 81 per visit.
Established In Washington 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-09

GERMAN-A MEXICAN REPUBLICANs-A
mass meeting OF German-American repub
Desns was held et Becks Hall last evening.
and the following officers were elect 1: Mr..
ThCCdoTe kaUi president; f. SOnnen-
berg and JoCeph GeIhardt, vice presidents;
u. ThOmaDn and Chas l.. Belle, Secretaries.
Resolutions were adopted declaring their adj
nerence 10 the principles OF the republican
party: that they will uphold the non secta-
nan character OF The public schools; that al
property, whether belonging TO the individ-
nals or 10 eligiOus corporations, should bear
It's Just and equitable proportion OF taxation,
snd mat no one should be taxed for that
which ne does not enjoy; that no system of
religion should be fostered at the expense of
Inc state; that all legislation and all special
sunday laws tending 10 abridge personal
liberty Is obnoxious and deserve cOndemna-
ton; that there can be but one class of citI-
Zens; the laws must give the same protection
abroad as at home; any discrimination be-
tween those adopted and those to the 'smauOr
born" Is unjust, and such legislation sayors
Of know nothingtsm, and Is unworthy of
American citizenship; that the success OF
upon the nom nation for the Presidency OF
the United States by the Cincinnati conven-
lion OF q man who will uphold the constitu-
character will inspire the Confidence of the
people, and will give guarantee of thOroI "A
reforms In all branches OF the governments;
that i've delegates be elected TO lay tn csc
ton to be held at Cincinnati, and to make all
efforts within their power to have the spirit
tneleoI emCou1ed IN the PLATFORM OF the re-
publican party; that an executive commit
Tee OF fifteen be elected, with instructions to
bring about unificatioD of the Germ 3n-
Americans throughout the land for the pur-
poses specified In the foregoing resolutions.
The following were elected as the executive
committee. General Joseph Gerhardt, Simon
Wolf, DIR. School j. George, Major Behle,
Capt Burchardt, Werner Koch, j. Mosher,
A. Baumgrass, L. Sonnenberg, L. Adler, G..
Schultheiss, August Karpeles, and William
Muhliesen. The following were elected dele
NJ fWnrNQ r-ar.ef To-.
Adler, Simon Wolf, G. f. Belle, A. Baum
grass and VIM Rurchar.If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-09

LIST OF PATENTS issued to residents of
Mary land and Virginia, for the week end
ing May 9th, 1876:
AugIoud-M. Amanda Wilson, of BaltI-
more, improvement in abdominal support
ers; Joseph K. Minor, of Baltimore, i'm
provement in extension wagon bodies; Dar-
lei NJ. Shamberger, of Beckleysville, i'm
provement in ticket holders; Samuel
Tbeobald. OF Baltimore, Improvement in
coffee pots; John b. Weaver, of Baltimore,
Improvement in machines for printing o1
cans; John c. We'll, of Baltimore, imp, =
ment in shoes.
Tnyinid-B enjamin F. Jacques, OF Peters
burg, asSignOr of Augustus Jackson, OF same
place, improvement In plug tobacco boxes:
Thomas Walker, of Philadelphia, Pa, and
Judson j. Embry, OF Fauquier county, as
signors TO themselves, Joseph w. Bancroft
and 8. Henry Stafford, OF Philadelphia, Pa,
Improvement in apparatus for drying and
roasting ores. Trade marks-Watson and
Myers, OF Petersburg, manufactured Jobac-
CO. a casesN
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Meeting 20 be Held To HlOTT0sO.-Tbis morning
AT the Assembly's Presbyterian Church,
mere was not very large audience. owing
10 NE rain storm. After singing and prayer
Rev: Mr.. Nichols read from the third chapter
OF Matthew and spoke OF the baptism OF John
and Christ Rev. w. 8. Hammond read the
requests for prayer, and DR.. Rankin offered
petition for the subjects. A number of In
terestlng incidents were related by Dr. RAN
KID, MI Pendel, Rev. Mr.. Little, and others,
after wnich praise and inquiry meeting
followeu- Tie general union meeting will
De a. me congregational Church tonight
Messrs. Hammond and Bentley will arrive
mere To- morrow night and conduct the mass
meetlpg az the Northern Savage Squsre)
Market, which is being fitted up for the Oc-
easion, and IL IL expected that the building
VIII be nlled. The Assembly's Church will
oe opened for The inqniry meeting.
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rTsH MARKET To-DXy-So,s
0oiden q Brother. fsh agents- Eon 49, a. -.
~ PET nundredi NIoco herring for 40 Ger
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pnARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 20
xxsooert Brown and Jane johnson; VIM Mon
lie sna IDA Custisi John Mangun and Sal Z.
son. 1 0uny Soin-
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DAKGAINs In DRY GOODS.
ATATTRACTIVE PRICES
mo. III. SHOOT d. SON,

NO. 1I9 BRIDGE ST, GEORGETOWN, O.,
Have received from New York and are Offering al
Popular Cash Prices,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS in new designs OF
Plaids, Stripes and PLAIN materials; best makes
Black silk from TO IS SO; hi X and White Striped
and Check silk; Grenadines from 25c. TO el25.
Mourning Goods OF all the best makes and
fas: Blacks speciality; Cotton Goods and
Dress Fabrics from TX cents mp; House
and Boys wear: Ladies and Gents Underwear;
hid Gloves, button, at 81 and l5e Hosiery in
great variety; Parasols and Umbrellas; Prints and
&C., best S1 Percales l3hc with full line Of other
goods, to which adding daily supplies at low
prices. Goods sent to any part OF the city.
APPS I'm JNO III SMOOY son.
GEORGEreWNG SAy vi BANK, DC
Bank hours, Q. m. TO 4 D. M, and on Saturdays
deposits. General Banking Business done, and col.
leetions made on all accessible points: Disoouli
days, Mondays. ii. POLKIEHORH, President,
II. W. JARRETT, Cashier.
D1yscfors.
81, Poikfnhorn, Thos Bowling, J. T. Mitchell,
Herr Dickson f. T. Grogley' FRED: W; Jones,
nayn-tu sally
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The petition TO Congress signed by q num-
her Of Tespf ctabie and influential citizens of
the Distiic, for change OF government here,
printed In THE STAR yesterday, makes sun
dry charges against the present government.
II Is asserted. on behalf of the Commission
ers, that the following Is complete answer
To all that Ia material In this petition: Ist.
The reduction in amount of annual expendi-
lures for salaries under the present govern
ment Is sG1 ,l6l.S0, as compared with the an
nual expenditure for salaries under the for.
mer government. That Is, the average an
nual pay roll OF the present government is
that amount less than that of the preceding
government. I'd. The cost Of completing the
the Commissioners is s372, O47 SO less than
what would have been the cost of complet-
ing such contracts according to the plan of
ne board OF Public Works. I'D. The funded
debt and temporary loans of the late District
government and Board Of Public Works
paid by the Commissioners since their en-
trance upon Office July I, 1874 IL 81, 564 ,s43 Sc,
gTess, s575, Co., %; from taxes and other Dis
trict income, S1,1S ,634 81.
So much the Commissioners show by their
answers and their last annual report. As to
the apprehension expressed in the petition
of he danger of an indefinite increase of the
debt OF the District under the present govern
ment, IL is sufficient 10 quote the second sec
lion of a joint resolution Of Congress, APP
proved karch IA the last, and which is as fol-
"sec 2. That there shall be no increase of
OF the District of Columbia, aud any officer
o. person who shall knowingly increase, or
ala or ebet in increasing such total irdebt-
tdness, shall be deemed guilty of high mis-
demeaDor, and, on conviction thereof. shall
be punished by imprisonment not exceeding
ten years and by fine not excel ling ten
thousand dollars"
Some OF the most prominent signers of the
petition have addressed letters to the Dis
triCt Commissioners, stating that thew
signed tue same under a misapprehension,
and that they did not mean 10 give their
sanction 10 any aspersiOns upon the District
commissioners or charges affecting their
integrity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-09

A NEWSPAPER at Las Animas, COL, men,
lions singular electric phenomenon which
was observed at that place some time ago.
woman who was frying some fresh Dish in
an Iron skillet, covered with tin lid, In at
tempting to remove the lid with a steel FORK
found her arm was sO"shocked" by electric
ity That she could not remove ii. She called
ner husband, who experienced the same diff
ncult y. A swapping noise and vialent shock,
running up his arm to the shoulder as from
battery, took place when he touched the
lid or Skillet,
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FIRsr-CLAss SECURING AND DYEIcG.
A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing to his new building, 906 q st. north
west, three doors west of 9th street, very near
his former place. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American
or European invention, he is enabled to do
any work In manner not &c be equaled BY
those not possessing these facilities,
81 Ladies Dresses cleaned and dyed with
out being taken apart.
R- Grape Wells refnished nice and cheap.
~ Grease stains removed effectually.
~ Gents garments cleaning and dyeing a
speciality.
- Prices lower than ever before, to suit
the times.
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.as,,sksd PLACE 10 buy your Trunks.
HWns bsgs or have them repaired is AZ
- snany ., 80 Pennsylvania avenue, Mar
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ATTEMPT To CowHIDE MrNrsrrp

If YOU WISH to rent or sell your property,
go to Il. H. Warner, corner eth and f SITS I
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from, her SuShaCd hccansa &c 80. y. soiSe
rom her before marriage the fact that he had
lost by an accident all the toes OF one OF his
feet.
IA Baltimore woman boldly advertises
medical attendance by DR.. BENJAMIN
Rush" who died In that city several years
ago. She is professed spiritual medium,
acting as the earthly spokesman for the
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made from the best of Russian Bristles. They
are stiff and penetrating and will cleanse the
head thoroughly from dandruff and dust
IA0CertLsenleft.
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Removal

OUCH THOSE PAISsI-Use Edwards q
Hutchison's Stimulating Iiniment for
rheumatism. 4;
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GENTLE.NE.Y,S OUTFITS.
Every Department Well Supplied.
GARMENTS TO MEASURE.

GARMENTS TO MEASURE.
large assortment, probably the largest In
washington, OF goods TO select from. Fine
Plaid eutttngs; Plain snd Fancy Worsted Goat
tngs and euittngs; Blue and Black Flannels;
Blue, Black, Plaid and Mixed Cheviot Suit
ings; Blue, Black, Brown, Olive. Dahlia and
Mixed Cloths and OoatinRs; Handsome Panta.
loon Patterns; White and Fancy vestinss.
Gentlsmep OF quiet tastes are particularly In
Suits made to measure from Ss upward.
Orders promptly filed, and In the best manner
READYMADE GARMENTS.
Good Suits, reliable goods, desirable and new
styles, for ZIG. Black Worsted Goats, with
Vests to match, from SH 50 TO SIS. Handsome
Pantaloons from IS upward. Spring Over
coats. In choice assortment, from 8 IL to 3 IS.
Blue and Black Flannel Suits. Blue Oheviot
suits. Drap d'Kte Goats, Vests and Psnta
looms.
LINGERIE.
Perfectly fitting Shirts, White and Oolored
SILK and Linen Handkerchiefs. Collars, Cufs,
Scarfs and Ties. GauZe, Gossamer, Merfno,
silk Flannel, Jean, Linen, Thread and other
Kid and other Gloves. French and English
euspenders and Braces from IS cents to ga
Plain and Fancy Half Hose from Is cents to
Sl-3 per pair. Gymnast Shirts, TIGHTS and
Trunks. Boating and Yachting Shirts. Many
articles not possible to enumerste.
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IMP0RTAET TO HoUsRkKHPERs.

Feather Beds and Pillows and Rsfr Mattresses
renovated and made buoyant and fnodorous by ion.
proved application Of steam, Mattresses re-uphol-
stored By J. =. HUNTER, ct sAms place. Good city
spls-ln. No. llsy In ~ SasA anth1s:e.
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A WAC, who had wrapped q piece of cloth
having the word Centennial" on 1t around
an egg and the boiled 1t SO that the word ap-
Portland Comm farmer, who took it out OF
the nest where 1t he'd been placed and ex
hibited 1t at the Office OF a local newspaper
as wonderful manifestation OF the hens in
Innate knowledge Of the history of the
United States
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JUDGE NELSON sat on the platform while
shook hands with the orator. II be had done
less shaking during the trial he'd be easier
In bis mental mind to day. However, q 800
bill is q good plaster.-[M Y. Star
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TRY THE CELEBRATED PILsEN BEER, on
draugbt at George w. Drivers, corner Penn
sylvaDia avenue and ~ street.
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a. 9TRAU9,
i0Il..-.. PBHHeYLVANIA AvHHUn .-.-I0ll
apzs-tr BETWEEN l0rH AND 11rH STREETS.
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DR.. c. w. BENSON CELERY AND CHAM
oMILE PILLS are prepared expressly 10 cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep-
tic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness aud
Sleeplesspess, and will cure any case. Price,
50 cents. Sold by all Druggists In Washing
ton, Georgetown and Alexandria. 2,A,eo
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Frederick SchlOsser, assault and battery
on Della Schlosser, his wife, VINO stated that
she had pardOned her husband and did not
wish to prosecute him, as he had promised
TO DO better; personal bonds TO keep the
peace.
Alfred Snowden, disorderly corduct; IS.